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CARDS. &C.

A6 1nefchauls, SLeamD0at Agents, &c,
aprla BROADWAY, NASHVILLE.
hAp' STRATUM G. P. SMITH. A. W. JOHNSON.
sTRATT0N SMITH & Co.. S.iii
wholesale Grocers and Commission Merchants
Corner o. Broad and Market Streets .:-ces
-LL--s.-.,, NASHVILLE, TENN.
HAyING disposed of interest in the Crocarv aenaa.
ment OF business to Mr. M.prso Sc @ ~
will rom this dale be conducted under The stya nj
STRATTON SMITH Co at old stand on tbs cor or
of Market and Broad streets.
Our stock ample viii be kept by large
every few days. to which we invite the attention and So
cit .all from merchants in the country as wen as ,v
dealers being determined TO sell low any house il the
% apr i, LII is5a ~ '- N,-' 80 JOHNSON & SMITH
RAMAGE & CHURCH.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Boots, Shoes, Hats
Caps, Trunks, Valses and Carpet Bags,
COLLEGE STREET, NASHVILLE, Tenn
SIS WILLIAMS, AGENT OF JOHN WILLIAMS,
81 GRAvIRR STREET New ORLEANS,
HAS taken an office College street, the second
floor, above the Merchants Insurance and Trust Com
pany and prepared to make cash advances all Cotton
Tobacco &c. consigned said House. furnish supplies
TO Planters or others who wish TO ship New Orleans
I sep--oII ------------
A. HAMILTON,
Cotton and Tobacco Dealer Forwarding and Commission
Merchant,
octa NASHVILLE, TENN.
X j. NORRIS Thos l. SrRATToN.
MORRIS & sTRATT0N,
(SUccEssoRs LAN1ER, MORRIS 4 Co..
Commission and Forwarding Merchants and Wholesale
Grocers,
Corner of Narket and Clark Streets, Nashrille
yNTE have now in large stock Of Groceries, Ii
w quors Wines etc. which viii be sold at the lowest
market prices, for cash or barter. sepl7
GEO. W. C S. DEcHraD.
SEAY, BATES & CO.,
COMMISSION NERCH ANTS,
SOUTH ATLANTIC TFHARF, CHARLEST0N S. e.
aug29-trwtf
LAW NOTICE.
w. III. HUMPHREYS & THOMAS BARRY,
AVE associated themselves together in the practice OF
l the Law Office on the Public Square opposite the
Planters Bank, Nashville, Tenn. [feb24
A CARD.
| siness my son. A. C. MARCH The business in future,
will be conducted in the name of j. d. March Som All
persons indebted me- by note account will please
up and make payment. j. d. MARCH
Thankful for the liberal share of patronage hereto
fore continuance Of the same is respectfully solicited
jan2 ). ID. MARCH son.
P. ROBERTS. E. MKsK.
MROBERTS G. MKEE,
Wholesale Grocers ard Commission
MER III ANTS.
KARhkI ST, Doors from BROAD ST,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
April %, l852-ly
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r INSEED OIL AND WHITE LEAD.-lo bbis
il Lnseed Oil; 2ookegs Fahnestocks White Lead JUS
received and for sale low folA cash by ..r,,..vgA
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FOR BURKsvrLLE AND wAITsBoRU.

ID OCULAR EIGHT DAY PACKET I-..,.A
IL, The light drauglt fast running passen-
ger Packet REPUBLIC, NJ. G. MCCALLIsrER
Master will make regular eight day trips in the above trade
during the season. Shippers and passengers may rely upon
puncualy of this boat for freight passage Apply on
board TO JAMES CLAibolsNE1 ASh
Jao3a pw.crv Front st.
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IT NATHURST
LIFE INSURANCE.


HARTFORD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, HART
FORD, CONNECTICUT.
JAMES Dixon, Pres. HENRY H. MILLER, Secy.
Capital aud Surplus S300,000:
INSURANCE on lives of white persons the JOINT stock
and mutual plan.
ALsoIusrance on the lives of Negroes reasonable
terms 5. H. L00MlS
ian l5-em Agent
NRESH GRASS SEED-Growth of 1882
IL 10 barrels Red Clover Seed.
260 bushels Blue Grass Seed;
275 do Herds Grass Seed; rOceivedby I. WELLS.
nnl2-enlm Market street, Nashville.
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L00K TO Y0Hs. INTEREST ]

LOOK TO YOUk INTEREST!
TINE subscribers have associated themselves together for
the purpose of carrying general agency business
in buying and selling negroes.
We can at all times be found at our Office No. SO, Cedar
street beween Cherry and Summer where we have erect
ed safe and comfortable quarters for keeping any number OF
and those wishing 10 sell may be assured of getting
the highest market price, will either buy on our own
account or sell on commission for others We pledge our
selves 10 obey instructions and especially promise to be par
tcar in selecting good homes for favorte servants with
out separating families. DABBS a. lohlEh.
los w nsRRs Nashville ian26
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TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE CoM-

TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE lHSURANCE Oo"-
PANY.-CAPITAL $50, 600.
OFFICE on the North side of the Public Square midway
J between the Nashville Inn and the Planters Bank
They will make Houses and Goods OF every oe
scriton against fire. Steamboats, and Cargo against lire
and the risk the rver the Cargo of Keel Boats ana
other river crafts and vessels and other crgoes on
the usual terms JOHN 81. HILL, President
JOSEPH VAULx, Secretary
DIREcrons-Alex Allison, John NJ Hill, F. B. Fogg, g.
NJ Fogg W. r. Eliston Jno NJ. Bass Joseph Woods, Sam
ue SeaT Matthew Watson J. j. White, Jacob MeGavoek
ian1
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- CHEMISTS II Nd d X UG q IS rs,
No. IS, UNION STREET, NASHVILLE TENN
I > Gross Rowney's English Oil Colors, for
- Artists, in metallic tubes. These Colors pre-
pared by Rowney Co.. London
o,ooo Lbs. Pure White Lead-Raw and burnt
omoef Otranarine Blue LnSeed OIL Spirits of Turpen-
p:Il 81 Gross Dr. s: o. Richardson's Sherry Wine
Diuefs-a pleasant Tonic-recommended in MANY of the
diseases caused by deran cement of the organs Of Digestion
I-2 Gross Bosles, Hyperion Fluid and K.Rsy's
IRICoPIERoUs or hEpIcATED CoNPouND both upryaled for
their efficacy in restoring preserving and adoning the
Hair. VIC
Gross Preston 4 Merrill's FlavOring Extract
oi Vanilla Orange Lemon, Almond and Rose-warranted
pure and fresh.
I-2 Gross Preston & Merrill's Yeast Powders
for their convenience for culinary purposes
naie new HOps-Crowth of 1852
heW ana hGHdso71e assortment of FANCY AR
1pT1G Whlch with our already large stock of
MEDICINES .-.le
-.-it CHEMICALS Izes-r
GARDEN AND
FLOWER SEEDS
PAINTS, OILS l-.s
render our STOCK IN trade now complete For sale low for
cash, or ON liberal terms to punctual dealers
f. jan Il CURRY 4 MARTIN.
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ary Editioa Bound, 1s40-'50, Vols. S25.
DRS. C. X & J. D. WINSTON,
FFER their services 10 the citizens of Nashville and vi
I J cnity in practice of Medicine and Surgery.
Office on Cherry street near the Bank of Tennessee.
DrJ d. Winsions residence the house lately occupied
by Mr. Armstead ON Vine street, between Church and
Broad.
TUST RECEIVED.-Af few ofthose fine Black Satin
81 Apron Stocks. Apply soon. T. J. HOuGH.
febls Agent.
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pERFUMERY.-- --Cologne Water, Extracts Hair OILS
Il and Soaps, from the best French PerfuInerS.
jane STEVENSDN y WrrITp
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oFFIcE-No. co, UNION BUILDINGS. CHERRY ST
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WHmnsrK msr X bs E
found at all times
a large assort-
ment of Winches-
ter's, Davis &
June's, d Myers
Patent Shoulder
Seam Shirts, of
Linen Muslin
with Linen Boz
SONS, G ingham,
4 French C,hintZ,
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WI. HARRIS g. co.
C. O IN m ission vi ere b a n t,

Receiveon consgnc centand sell all kinds ofPRoDUcH-
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STEVENSON & WHITE

WHITE GOODS.--Bleached Muslins in ever, ou,I
w lty Bleachsd DringS, Jaconet Cambres Ai,lslips
Swiss Muslln Cheekd and Stip'd Muslins; Hair Cord
Check and StnPd Cord; India Mulls and Twills Shur
French and Mainsook Tw1ls Book Twils In short we
have large assortment Of the above Goods which we will
sell Verv low Jan6 STEVENSON L WHITE
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De BOWS SOUTHERN AND WESTERN REVIEW

Monthly Industrial and Literary Journal,
PUBLISHED IN HEw-oRIEANs AT IS PER ANSuM.
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E'CkS:--We have beautiful assortment which viii DO
Il sold at greatly reduced prices.
jane STEVENSON 4 WHITE
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HuNTsvnLE, Oct H. 1889
DR.. BLEDsoE-Some time has elapsed since gave CO,
tfcate that my wife had been greatly benefited by your
Alternative Compound. take pleasure in saving to
the public that my wife had for three four wears been
subject the worst kind of spells of cramp in the stomach
from dyspepsia had tried of several whom thought to be
the best physicians in the place and great many deren
medicines with momenary relief Being persuaded to try
your Alternative compound did so-and am happy to saw
that it has entirely cured her. and would conscenousy
recommend to all persons suffering from diseases of the
liver and dyspepsia. n b. ROBERTSON.
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nRUSHEs.-Whte Wash, busting, Crumb, Cloth,
} Black Pope's Head Horse Tanners Printers, ar
nish Blue Paint &C. of assorted sizes Just received by
Js1co1 j. ~ ZIAIERMAN.
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DIR. gLEpsoEs ALTER ATIvE coMpnnNn

The Remedy ocr aR Remedies for TIE Diseases Of tile Lteer
Oys1esd, EasGreenest and Lsqnldtion Of TIE spleen
Hearsoarhs, Cofac FIaaieace, Plies C0ast.rDat,n a
Diseases o. ne Booes and such diseases arise from
atsorderd state q the Stomach, Lieer O. Botcels az
Scrofala and Sores 81 any kind. For Ge1seraI De5ty
from WRich Ladies' fegaestly snfsr there Il not r.
feq1etl IN tie sef0le 1iateria liediea
TIE inventor of this preparation was for three years
L completely prostraed from Dyspepsia and inactivity of
the Liver that he was frequently for weeks unable to
at home and in Europe but in vain; his case was
hopeless by thousands and il by accident lie sc
ceeded IN curing himself Since he has been pracenp med
lcne, his success IN such has been unryaned He
has been aware of the ncreduy of the public aud conse
queny said nothing through the press Of his own case
until the character Of the medicine was fully established
by its success shown By the certificates which have Deen
advertised.
subon the certificate of Prof NJ GApprRT of Me emphs
Tenn with whom often advised during the time OF my
suffering
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April II, S52
hereby certify that have been acquainted with DrJ
N Bledsoe and some years ago ne reduced Celeye
lower than have that afterwards recover
ed with what supposed to be Dyspepsia Liver Affection
and after trying the prescriptions OF many Physicians in this
well as other countries without relief he finally succeeded
with preparation of his in being restored to good
health. M G1RRERT M n
physicians are requested to try this preparation We
feel satisfied will sustain the character we give 10 il in this
publication.
HUNTSVILLE, january u, 1852.
DR. BLEDsoE-l take the liberty and fell it to be nv duty
10 all persons suffering from disease of the
stomach and bowels your Alternative Compound as very
sepeor medicine My son, aged 10 years had been under
medical treatment about five years for dyspepsia and dar
rheawhen having almost despared of his recovery con-
Guided 10 try your Alternative two bottles which believe
eh'neiy cured him- MlCAJAH CAYCE.
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NJ SILK, Merino, Shaker Flannel and Lambs Wool Tn
der Shirts and Drawers, Silk Merino lambs Wool and
Soon Hosiery nice assortment of Patent Shirts and Col
lars; Black and Fancy Crayats Stocks Scrfs &c Kid
Buck Beaver Fur and Wool Gloves a good assortment
Black and Fancy French Cloths Cassneres and Vestps
Suspenders, &c. For sale low by -
jan6 SrEVPNSOS & yvtIITp
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BRADY, GORMAN & CO.,
Cotton Factors and General Commission Merchants,
NEW ORLEANS.
~ They keep Office in Tuscumbia, Ala
aug23-l2In
ssS II. S. FRENCH, Agent Nashville is authorized TO
aEe CASH advances upon shipments of Produce to th
owe firm.
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A. HAMILTON.
Cotton and Tobacco Dealer Forwarding and Commission
Merchant,
oct3 NASHVILLE TENN.
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(tARRYALL FOR SALE first rate new Gus
y tom made carryall for sale cheap for cash. by
Jan2l W. MEREDITH.
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EMBRoIDERIEs L AND LACE GOODS

EINubIsOiDENIES AND LACE GOODS. -
~ Beautiful Val Lace ChemlZetts and Sleeves to match
Honiton Lace do do Needle Work do Houton Iacer1,
med do Honton VAL and Needleworked Sleeves Collars
&o Faleneenes aces Edgngs and Insertngs Swiss and
SaconetS lnsertngs and Edgngs Black aud white Lace
Capes Black and Silk Laces Jaconet and Swiss Buln
&c., &C. . ,
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WINDOW GLASS.-Window Glass of all sizes and
,no-1o j. NJ ZIMERMAN.
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NO. 261.t
cH z MICAL HALL.
NEW AND FRRSH ARRIVALS, BY
CURREY 81 MARTIN.

CHEMISTS AND DIR UG GTSPS.
No. 55, UNION STREET, NASHVILLE, TENN.
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MOURNING GOODS.-We have beautiful aSsort-
Ifl ment suc1 as AIapacas, De Lanes Canton Cloths
black English Grape Italian do Bombazines Silks and Rib.
bons Grape Ves Mourning Handkerchiefs Hoiserv Col
lars and Sleeves, Gloves &c.
jan6 STEVENSON x WHITE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-05
The Eonrth of March

Yesterday, AIard Fillmore marched yut of the
White House, and Frank Pierce marched in. The
March sun shone pleasantly on the thousands whe
marched 10 and fro in the streets of Washington,
and who participated in The grand march and
counter march Of the late and present admins
trations.
The Capital was full Of hustle and confusion.
Gay equipages swept the streets, gay uniforms
Haunted upon the sidewalks, gay ladies fluttered
about like spring butterflies; several meeting
houses were opened for worship, and there was
no slaves sold at auctions, during twenty four
hours.
The French call slave markets Marches des
EsclaveS; these were shut on the 4lh of March,
at Washington. Everybody was SO taken up with
''that most sublime spectacle in free republic,
the inauguration Of President, that nobody had
time to indulge in that most approved American
practice of buying and selling men and women.
The statue of Freedom, on the Capitol, survey
ed the surrounding spectacle without blushing;
for she did not hear the click Of the auctioneers'
hammer, nor the wall ofthe bondmen, as he was
The 4th OF March, 1858, will be remembered
by the Wings as day of doom; but they will
not profit any BY its consequences, for they never
learn anything from adversely. twill be remem-
bered as hard time by few militia regiments
who are down 10 Washington firing .feuS-de:joie
and eating clam chowder. 1t will be remember
ed as propitous day by one class Of editors, and
Vice uersa by others; for the government printing,
like the wind, chopped round at that time; and
it will be remembered by many young persons
who trampled shoe leather under foot to the sound
of the fiddle aud the shrill clarionet from the set
ting to the rising Of the
We wish the slaves down South could remem-
Der it as day of amnesty from their hereditary
bonlage. If the Inauguration of Frank Pierce
had been connected with an act which struck the
chains from the limbs of every American, how
glorious and enduring would the remembrance of
that Inauguration have been. But the 4ih of
March 1858 was not baptized for Immortality,
with such glorious circumstance. We must
wait, and work with patience, until the uPholders
of slavery are marched from the throne of supreme
power aud influence, and the champions of Free
dom come marching proudly in, before the day
Of our nations greatest glory shall come. When
it comes, then shall we bid the Alb of March all
hall
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remedies 10 enforce the constitutional provisions.
/ hold that the laws of 1850, commonly called
the compromise measures" are strictly con-
slitutional, and to be unhesitaungly carried INTO
effect.
believe that the constituted authorities OF tins
Republic are bound 10 regard The rights OF the
South in this respect, they would view any
other legal and constitutional right. and that the
laws TO enforce Them s. ould be respected and
obeyed, not with reluctance encouraged by abb
slract opionions as to their proprety in different
state Of society, but cheerfuy, and according to
the decisions sof the tribunal to which their ex-
position belongs Such have been, and are, my
convictions, and upon them | shall act fer
venlly hope that the question is at rest, and that
no sectional, or ambitions, or anatical excitement
may again threaten the durability Of our nstiiu-
lions, OF obscure the light of cur prosperity.
But let not the foundation Of our hope rest up
on mans wisdom Ii will not be sufficient that
sectional prejudces fluid no place in the public
deliberations. 1t will not be sufficient that the
rash counses of human passion are rejected. 1t
must be felt, that there is no national security
but in the nations humble, acknow lodged de-
pendance upon God and his overruling provl-
dence.
We have been carried in safety through per-
ilOus crisis. Wise counsels, like those which
gave US the Constitution, prevailed 10 uphold it.
Let The period be remembered an admonitIon,
and not as encouragement, in any section of
the Union, TO make experiments, where they are
lraughl with such fearful hazard Let it be i'm.
pressed upon all hearts, that, beautiful as our
fabric is, no earthly power or wisdom could ever
re- unite its bloken fragments. Standing, as do,
almost within view of The green slopes of Month
cello, and, as ii were, within reach of the tomb
of Washington, with all the cherished memories
of the past gathering around me, like so many ell
oquenl voices of exhortation from Heaven, can
express no better hope for my country than that
the kind Providence, which smiled upon our
Fathers, may enable their children to preserve
the blessings they have inherited.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-05

FRIDAY, March, A.
Before Justice Green Lorenzo Frizze, for
being a common drunkard, was sentenced 10 four
months Imprisonment in the House of Correction.
This wretched creature was discharged from
prison about three weeks ago, where he had been
confined for several months for stealing trunk
Martha FrizzelI, wife of Lorenzo, was fined
~ and costs, for being drunk, and in default was
committed to the House of Correction.
Stephen Cook, Who was committed to the
House of Correction yesterday for obstructiug the
highway between this city aud Mlllbury, was
brought up to-day for assaulling General Day,
the officer who arrested him. He was committed
to the House ofCorrection for months
Richard O'Brien a young lrishman, who has
wife, and one or two young children, was
charged with being common drunkard He de-
MED the charge, but it was proven against him,
and he was sentenced 10 months in the
House of Correction.
Mr.. o. Brien was liberated from the House of
Correction only few weeks ago, where he was
sent for assaulting his wife, and also for assault
ing Mr.. Kane, the officer who arrested him. He
wept at the idea of being sent back to prison land
made great pretensions ofdevoton to his children,
for whose sake he wished to live eutra muros.
The Judge informed him that a similar offence,
after his liberation would subject him to months
Imprisonment, and His Honor, therefore, admon-
ished him to take warning.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The most Astonishing success of the Oxy-
Renated Bitters.
Letter from F. T. Wallace, Esq.l
PALMER. Jnly l. Is.

Letter from f. T. Wallace, Esq
PALMER, July l, 1851.
SIR,-It is TO me source of infinite pleasure, be
able to bear testimony personal experience, the
great value of the Oxygsnaed Bilters an efectuai
and compe,e remedy and cure for Dyspepsia in many,
if oot in all the muif4rious in which that distress
sing maady exhibits itself
began to be afflicted in 1874 with Catarrh, aud the
difficulty inc rapidly until December 1850, rro-
dGcng in hat period Asthma. The first symptoms of
disease, an extreme oppessvenes the head then
followed difficulty on the lungs, caused by the falling
Of ucus, Of which there was copious flow fom the
glands ofthe head, producing ghmess violals cough,
pain in The side and iunumerabe evils AThe
OF mucus4on the lungs, was such, that
could not breathe when in horizontal reclining DO
siion and many nights during the last years. en-
Dyed sleep, except what could get making nv
room. My breathing during the day was often loud and
wheezing like driven horse, and indescri ably
distressing.
During all this time could get no permanent relief
course OF treatment by my physician would be re-
lief only for the time that he kept me prostraed by his
laxative portions aud tedious irritating external appli
ances.
Last December my attention brought to the con-
sideraiou Of the Oxygenated Bes by the Hon Myron
Lawrence who at III t time rejoicing in the enan
cpation Of his lungs, from twenty ears bondage
by the use Of Your medicine. purchased four bottles
of your Buffers. have not yet used the whole Of the
third bottle, and besve am ed.
An excellent qnaity of the medicine, is, besides its
remedial virtues thai is rather desirable to take be-
ing at all times deshabie glass of lemonade.
meet persons almost dailf, to whom recommend il,
having faith that they also be healed.
Very respectfully, FREDERICK T. WALLACE.
De. Gno. b. GREEN, Windsor, VI.
REED, BATES, " AUSTIN, Wholesale Druggists
No 26 Merchants Row, Boston, General agents.
Price, S per bottle; six bottles tor So
mare dWaSaw
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Chr Dailp Spy.
SATURDAY. MARCH 5. 1854.
CnnstIfntInnnl RnlIr.

The FREE DEMOCRACY of Worcester viii
meet at the City Hall, atl-2 past Z O'Clock This
sUeRing, to hear the report of their Committee
appointed to report the names of candidates TO be
supported at the election, on Monday next, for
Delegates to the Convention to revise the Con
stiloton Of the Stale full attendance Of the
friends Of Constitutional Reform and Constiiu-
lcnal Freedom, unimpared by Legislative or Ex-
ecutive usurpation, are requested 10 attend.
Per order
g - The Committee above referred to is request
ed TO meet at o'clock, al The Messengers room
in the City Hall, to make their FINAL report. A
prompt attendance Of every member is requested.
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Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad Co
SPECLAL MEETLNGL

NOTICE is hereby given, that Special Meeting Of
~ the Stockholders Of The FiChbrg AID Worcester
Railroad Company, will be held at the TOWN HALL,
In Leominster,
on MONDAY, the 18th day of March inst,
nj one o,olock in the Afternoon TO see the stock.
holders will accept Of an Act Of the Legislature, passed
February 2lai 1863, win rehy said Company ere au-
ihoriged 10 issue Preferred Stock 10 the amount Of len
hunared and hfythfee shares. and 10 create second
class of Preferred stock, us will more fully appear In
and BY said Act
be adopted Ia dsposng Of said Stock and the payment
OF the debts Of said Company.
Per order Of the Directors.
CHARLES w. WILDER. CLERK,
Flichburg, March "a, 1853 mars jiMl4