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Passenger Trains will run as follows.
Leave Arrive at Groton Arrive NJ
worcester SIS Junction at Nashua AID LoweUat
$50 AMI sos am. 8 so am. S.50a.m.
lli5aIa- 1880 p.m. Ll2pm. lilo pm
4l5 pm 5.35 pin. $50 pm. e2gp .m
Leave Arrive at GrotoA Aruvs 81
Nashua and Lowell Junction Worcests,
7.30 am. Is am. s.O5Am eis NJ
ll.35 am. H.30 am. 1880 p.Tn. I50nn,
$50 pm. 4.45 pm. SEQ n.m T0e y -
CONNECTIONS WITH OTHER ROADS
Trains arriving Nashua connect directly Win tra,ns
OF Ooncordl Boston, Concord and Montreo Northern
Pass uDpsc, and Vermont Central Railroads. A1TIai,,
from Nashua connect directly with down Trairs 60,
the above named Roads, ~
Each irain 20 and from GrOton Junction 0except The
nYSi,,ns Ifal9 rom Nashua connects with upward
ana hoWhwsrh Trains Of the Fcbburg Railroad and
stony broOk Railroad TO and from Lowell
az worcester o.5O a. d. train connects with Steam.
ooat Iail from York via Norwich Ills a. M con.
nects WIN boston and Worcester, Providence and or
cester, Norwich and Worcester, and Western Ralyoad
Trains. 9l5 p m. connects with trains from an shovs
named roads, including the Express Train from New
OH ana Albany Train arriving at g. A. M conner,e
with the n N. trans Of an the above roads incIdin
express IRAN to New YoYk and Albany That ryivipS
az !" ~ WIN p m frains OF above roads That mr..
LYING at Izo M with the New oFk Steamboat Trar
FHCHBuRG AND WORCESTER Il. R. TRAINS.
running IN connection with Nashua ,,a,ns
Leave fltchtufg at 9, N. IL. 40 and 6 90 D. M
Leave Worcester at 6.30 and II III mi at,d 4 i5n m
FhEl6ilE TRAINS run daily each way betveen
worcester, Gfoton Junction, Nashua Lowelland Fitch
burg ga anu i'o""
~. For connections with the other road NJ yyo,ces
ter, Groon JUNCTION, ,and Nashua se snow and WIZ
ders Pathfinder and Railway Guide "
w through dlckets are issued at Worcester for Bur
ington Montpelier Wells River aud White River Jmpr
tiUn at the same fare by each Of the different ,ons %
Nashua and Fitehburg but change Of ears IL made
on the Nashua route. W
Worcester, June g. 1853 ieio Jps 49,
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Wood Yard Removed

IFROM the old stand, on Front street to Mechanic
IL st.. opposite Sutlin's Gfain Store where will be
Kept on hand and Tor sae an assortment OF Hard and
Son WOOD. Dshyered Us heretofore
Nm. e. 4. CLEMENCE.
Worcester, Aug. 2, 1853 Of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-13

under the pretence Of eecng cure medicines which
in nineteen cases out oftwenty have an injurious effect
upon the system, ilhGui producing the desired result
or any sign OF it, should shun these bpeds and
lint the genuine
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-13
] E. HUNT, Agent,

YETHOLESALE healer in Dome tic and Foreign
wv Fruits Vegtt bless DC
II Receiving his supplies by the New York Morning
Train, each day, he supply Market men, Hotels,
Resoators and others with fresh Fruit and Vegetables
ut New York prices dawtf jel5
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RA1LRoAp Us.
ana woTcestea. halirOi
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after Monday, May 9fh 1853, through Pa Sc
SENGER TRAINS will leave as follows:
Leave Providence $780, and lSO a. M; and 4oOp. u
Leave orcester at $780, and ii a. and 4,l0 p. IN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-13
MARBLE CHTMNEY PIECES.

q ia = EIIANFNR U OUss y
I N connection with their Monument md Gravestone
A WORKS, have now on hand assart nen of Marble
Chimney Pieces. Shelves, Brackets e. which they
will furnish and put up ia good and perfect order as
low as can be b'ained in Boston,
soap ilearihs, Boiler Tops, Furnace Doors and
Innings, Stove Innings, &C. Marb Counter Tops
Wash Bowl ops Centre and Side Tables made to or
Ger and on reasonable terms. Those having OCCASION
for any OF the named articles are especially in
yted TO call at the Worcester Marble Works. near the
American House, Man St., Worcester. dsn jyl9
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A. II. NE WTOS,
Importer and dealer in
French and American Paper Hangings
Borders, Curtains, Chimney Board Prints, &C
Warehouse 2o7 Nam Street, Worcester.
Paper Hanpings.

Paper Hangings.
Il HE subscriber has just received, (dfrcct from,
ParisD an invoice Of Superior Papers, for Parlors
OrGwing Rooms, Entries, Saloons &C., with largo
collection Of Chimney board Prints CENTRE PEcEs
OADos &C, which purchasers are invited to examine
2O7 Main street, Worcester.
mch24 itf A. II. NEWTON
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SuppreSSlOnS, I7YequIGy1tgeg, Sc.
Male and Female Imnosters.

One trial will convince the most skeptieal and never
alter will they be induced TO take any other. Ladies
who have often been deceived by purchasing Pills and
Drops, and nostrums from
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STONE WARS,

Just Received large supply af BENNINGTON
u STONE WARE OF superior quality, fer sale by
DEXTER & EDDY,
Wholesale Agents, No, 20 SouthbTidge Street,.
Va daNtt
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BY the present arrangement fGr FaBning passeng-
trains over the New York and New Haven Hartford
and Springfield and West RI Railroads passengers have
the advantage OF day route To and FROM ew York
Albany, Saratoga and MISUNDERSTANDING either ermi-
nus iii the morning and arriving the other in the eve
ming of the same day.
An examination Of any Of the recently published
Railroad Mups. will clearly show the ehsbiliiy Of this
route 10 those travelling from New York, Northern
Western and Central portions Of New England to New
port Passengers ard Baggage convey ed free of cHrae
betveeiithe Boat and Railroad Station in Providence
ISAAC H. SOUTBW1CK Sup
Jy26 daw9m Providence Il Worcester Railroad
Western Bailroad-SpSciaI Eotice.
CHANGE OF THE
IN and after MONDAY, May 9th, 1853, PASSENGER
Frains viii leave Worcester, as follows:
For New York and Albany. 80 Elk. Train,' Is n
and So pm
For Albany, New York, and Way Stations, 9 so AN.
For Springfield, Hartford, and Northampton, 4.3O pm.
HENRY GRAY, Sup't.
oIs on s5isT9 i NAV s5 oi%smPon. ny7 dt
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Horses.

so The subscriber accommodate good Pas
LAnx~s ture feed for or 5 Horses, at his Farm, IN
H~yA Shrewsbury, If applied for Inquire
s--lE-le az LEE, sPRAGUE d cos, No. ~ MAN
etrs 4 CHAS. g. MILES.
Worcester, June 20. 1853. df
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Ohio Grindstones.

y TONS Superior OHIO Giindsiones for sale very
- low. Also. Is Boxes Quinebaps scy the Stones.
p w, sELBY a CO.66 Main II.
Worcester, June 10. 1858 dtf
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sreoial Notiee to FOREIGNERS.

-
FENEEOMPSOA & co., Express f0rwarders having
u made arrangements for drawing Cheeks directly on
the Belfast Ranking Company AT Belfast ireland, or any
OF its branches, ready 10 JIaw Checks en- the
above Company, from 1 to 9lO,000.
The advantage Of sending 10 friends abroad Bank
Check, instead Of Drafts Individuals mast he clearly
obvious.
Bills Of exchange, Checks and Passage GertrGcates
Tor passages roni liverp0ol 10 New York, or Boston,
fdrnShed at this office :. V. r. nICKCOX, Agent,
ies diff Waldo Block, Main akreet, Worcester.
ROSES Providence & Worcester Xpress
By Every Train
i-.2fF 7asH1 PACKAG Els Forwarded, Notes, Drafts,
~ 49, and Bills collected, and paid and all on.
deTs attended to, with despatch
Packages and small cases Forwarded and oher Express
business transacted at Fan River, Mansfield Attebexs'
Taunton, New Bedford, sn Nantucket, Mass Bis.
toll Warren, Newport, East Greenwich, kingston War
wick, Wickheld, Peacedae, and Wakefield b, J. and
Stonlngton, Conn.
OFFlcE-AInerican House, Worcesley.
Worcester, March 6, 1859. mara 3tf
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GROCERY WARE HOUSE.
Fresh Ground Genesee Flour.

1000 BBI.S hest extra Genesee Flour, receiving in
AOOO Store, from the Western Railroad Depot
direct from the Mills and for sale he low Market
prices, by the subscribers Asa, have for sale good
common brands ALDRICH & co.
iy28 DIFF 80 aud IS Front 81. MnlcrsL.r. Mass.
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00UuU Siaod Ia sssrs and J's s sale By '"'o''
II. r.. EATON a. CO.,
Vic dN tk6 Main .Sffeet.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-06-15
EDITORIAL SUMMARY.

HoN. A. II. STEvESs.--RAiLRoAD Acct.
DEsr.-By Telegraph, this morning We re-
ceived the following private despatch, nd
dressed to the editor -
MACON, June S.-aThs passenger train on
the Macon and Western Railroad, ran off til.
track last night. The Hon. A. II. Stevens
is badly injured. Write his brother to come
on Immediately.
Since the foregoing was in type, we learn
from passengers who arrived by the Geor-
gia road, and by telegraph, that the train was
thrown OF by running over COW, and that
the Brakeman was killed and ten passengers
more or less injured, some of them seriously.
Mr. Stevens had an arm broken and severe
confusion on the head. but was better yes
terday morning.-Angusta Chronicle.
DEATH OF MIsER.--An old female mises
died at Richmond few days ago, and OH
searching her premises, it is said that $500
In specie, ard Se,eae in Bank notes, r,any
Of them ruined by worms and bugs, were
found.
SUIcIDE.--ln our summary Of news We
sometimes chronicle instances Of suicide -
Among those published we occasionally find
one like the following, which although pain
fui to reflect upon, Is nevertheless full Of
romantic interest. IL isrelated by the Sprin
field Republican, (a paper published. wo
think, in Massachusetts,) that Olinda Doane,
very respectable woman, who had been
married but few weeks, destroyed herself
on the 23d ult, under the following eircum.
stances:
Fora year or so previous 10 her marriage,
she had received visits from respectable
young man by the name Of Hall, to whom
she WIS engaged to be married. Her par.
ents opposed her choice and favored the
suit Of q widower Of considerable property,
named DoanS. Hall soon after married an
other, when the parente Of deceased prevail.
cd on her to marry Dosne. The friends
wereinvited, but before the time for the cere-
monies TO commence, the young lady excused
herself and retired. Not returning. her sis-
ter went TO her room, saw blood on the mir.
ror and on the floor, vert % the bed, and
turning down the clothes, feand her sister
with her throst cut md her bridal robes satu.
rated with blood. Assistance was called,
her wound drsssed, snd ahc rceovered.--
Soon after, she was married, since which
time she has been occasionally deranged. -
6he tainted In church few ssbbaths sinec,
on seeing Hall and his wife entsf; and last
Monday week, al 2 o'cioek r. D., while the
god Of day aninosted al nature with his re-
fulgenes, she atoie from the authors and
scene Of her ruin 10 Gloss ttis tale Of suffer-
ing and wlone.
2. :. . ~-EIfr y 4
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Foe THE LEDGER.
About the Ledger.

Mr.. EDITOR Some time during last year
met with friend, who lives in an ndjoin-
ing District, and IN our conversation, the fact
that newsPaPer--"Thc Ledger" was issued
ir Lancaster was mentioned. urged him
to become subscriber, and he replied that
he WAS then taking somi. five or sis ucwspa-
Pers, and that was sufficient. / then said TO
him that he occasionally bought negroes, and
by taking the Ledger, it would keep him
fully posted Of all important sales. which
would take place in our district. He became
subscriber, and met him few days since
and he reminded me Of our conversation, and
said that he gave the Ledger the preference
over any paper for which he was "A subsvrib-
er Twas much gratificda at hearing the ex-
preston, aud mention the fact that l. may
stimulate the good people Of our District to
subscribe for and read the Ledger; and nj
so, that 1t may assure you that your efforts
have been appreciated and, If necessary, may
stimulate you to further energy, 10 ,ncriting
for the Ledger, continuous supply of such
compliments.
LANCASTER
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The Hon. W. W. Boyce.

WE were pleased to receive visit the
other day, from our esteemed friend, Mr..
Boyce, the Representative to Congress elect,
from the 9Th Congressional District. Mr.
Boyce looks remarkably well, and seems to
be fully prepared to battle for the rights of
his State in the Hall Of Representatives,
We congratulate the citizens Of Fairfield
District, for the proud position they hold
Fairfield having furnished two such able,
well disciplined Congressional soldiers, as
Messrs. Woodward and Boyce. We wish
the former, every happiness in his retirement,
and for the latter predict bright future,
which will crown him with laurels, and prove
him more emphatcaly an honor to his Dis
trict
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LANCASTERvILLE, SC.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Is, 1853.
w-WE surrender our paper TO-DAY, te

eW-WE surrender our paper to-day, to
correspondents and right glad are VIC to have
a hole to creep out through.
We commence on the first page of this
number very interesting Tale, written by
citizen of this District.
The proceedings of the Agricultural meet
ing will be found interesting. In fact they
were so to us, for some how or other
we had forgotten all about it, and did not
attend BY the way, our friend Capt Simms
was telling us the other day, that in the cul-
ture Of melons the vines should never be
worked only in the morning, md that the
first crop of melons when about the size of
an egg, should invariably be pulled off, He
says the vine derives so much more susten-
ance from the adoption of this plan, that the
melons will always grow much larger thanf
the first had remained. Recollcct this, YOU
who plant melons.
Our correspondent, "Long Crabs" it will
be seen is at his post.
We will try to keep our readers well pos
ted up this Summer. A variety of articles
on all subjects will be given. During our
absence, we will in every number give one
or more letters Of what we have seen or
heard
Please excuse US. but We would be glad to
obtain about four hundred more subscribers,
and if we could we would publish the best
country paper in South Carolina
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-06-15
Joaquin, the Noted Mexican Robber.

The San Francisco Herald gives a roman
tic account of Joaquin, the Mexican rob-
Der. He recently stopped on the Salinas,
and the owner Of the house asking him,
in the course of the conversation, fhe had
heard Of Joaquin, the person addressed,
put his hand to his heart. and with grave
politeuess and penetrating glance, repli-
ed
''Sir, / am the Joaquin, and no man
takes me alive, or comes within one hun
dred yarls Of me, with these good wesp-
ons."
Without any further ceremony, and
perfectly unexcited, the robber went on to
relate the reason Of his conduct in his late
career. lie said that becoming disgusted
with the frequency of Mexican revolutions,
he had come to California to end his days
IN peace, as an American citizen, bat that
he had been oppressed, robbed, and perse-
cuted by the Americans in the placers;
had lost $40 900, been drived from piece
ofland, which he was working with an
American companion; had been insulted
ani grossly maltreated without Justice;
hal been fogged-and he was determin.
ed to be revenged for his wrongs, folr-fold.
lie had robbed many, killed many, and
more should suffer in the same way, or
else he would die in the struggle. He
appeared then to grow very serious, and
become excited, but subsequently added,
that hearing large reward was offered
for his head or his living body, he rode
into Stackton, disguised, walked Ieisurely
around, with bis serape thrown over his
shoulders, reading the different hand-bilis
posted up about town. Coming to one
OF these, in q public thorough re-, where
$4,000 was offered for his capture, he
wrote in pencil underneath; II will give
$4,000 myself-Joaquin"--and leisurly
rode out Of the town.
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The LANCASTER LEDGER,

boy,--but such was not divine pleasure, and
the youth sickensd and died. The modest
little flowers which bedeck his grave, mock
the desolation Of the loving parents heart,
but they are affections tribute, so long as the
little green leaves are seen on his grave, we
may know the wound inflicted upon that
mothers heart is not healed. We looked up
on the grave of little infant, and a fathers
hand gave evidence of the feelings Of faith
er's heart, by the simple unadorned, but neat
head board on which was inscribed the initials
Of his name. Some short time ago, we call
ed attention to the condition Of the fencing
around our grave yard. We are indeed sor-
ry to see that nothing has as yet been done.
For shame we say, yes emphatically we ex-
clam for shame Pray let it remain in this
condition no longer.
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SECTION 1.-The President shall preside
a. all meetings, keep order, and submit all
propositions for the consideration of the SO.
ciety, aud upon the application of three men,
bers, call extra meetings.
SEC. H.-C::.c of the Vice Presidents shall
act as President in case Of the absence of the
President
SEC. III.--The Treasurer shall keep n
book, receive the dues, and at the end of his
term make an exhibit Of the Finances.
SEC. Iv.-The Secretary shall make a
minute of all the proceedings, keep a record
of the same, advertise meetings and do all
tho necessary writing
ART. lII.-The Society shall meet quar-.
terly, and on the first Saturday in August Of
each year there shall be an anniversary meet
ing, and an grafton by some one of the men,
bers who shall be elected for that purpose
Mt the proceeding Anniversary.
ART. IV.-Thc officer shall be elected by
= majority of The members present and con.
tinue in Office until the next anniversary in
each and every year, and in case Of vacancy
from any cause. the society shall fill the VA
cancy until that time.
Any ono can become member of this
Society by paying IS cents as an initi:tion
fee and subscribing his name to the Consti.
tuition.
All motions except motions of course
shall be in writing and read by the Presi.
dent or by his direction and submitted by
him to the Society.
| No alteration or amendment to this Con.
stituton shall be made except by n vote oi
of two.thirds of the members present. But
when ten members are present at any meet
ing, two-thirds of that number may alter OF
amend.
The regular meetings Of the Society an.
nually on the first Saturday in August, n,
the anniversary, and quarterly on the first Sat
urday in November, February and May, and
at the quarterly meetings, an essay shall be
read by some one of the members, who shn
be appointed for that purpose at the preced
ing quarterly meeting by the President
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Homicide.

On Taesday evening last, sn affray
occurred. about IL miles above Camden.
beswesn WIN. F. Hunter and John Love
Jr., in which the latter inflicted several
wounds on the former, with knife, of
which bodied in few hours afterwards.
The circumstances, as we learn them,
arc as follows The neighbors had as
senbled on that morning to assist Mr..
William Clvburn in cutting his wheat.
and after the labors ofthe day were, over
they had gone TO the house, when a
dispute arose between Love and one Of the
company. Hunter interssrsd. to pacify,
them, and in friendly manner took Love
Of Come distsnce ffon the house. when
Aght erSred between them, dursro which
the wounds were infl'ctsd.
Mr. Hunter was . nnernbsr of shs
Pslnaetto Ragimeas during tho Mozxan
war<~sc chRdesJ JtgrsH z
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LANCASTER.
BY FRIDAYS MAIL.
....O. -.
Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE
CANADA ATHALIFAY.

IHE Br' mail steam ship C.inada ar
rivel at Halifax, N. S. on Monday NOR.
n'ng from Liverpool, which port she lett
Saturday the 2srh Of May.
The liverpool, Marksts.-Thc sales of
Cotton since the departure of the Arabia
on the 2lst Of May, to the sailing of the
Canada, comprised so, 900 bales, of which,
sPeculators took 1000, and exporters
5000. There was fair demand dusino-
the week, and holders were firm and pri-
ces sitter. Fair Orleans was quoted At
a.4d- Mtldling Orleans 3D.; Fair Up
lands at 8d.
Great Brifian.--In the British Parl;a-
nlent the Earl o: Clarendon in the House
VI Lords, aud Lord John Ruasell in the
iiou-e OF Commons, seyeraIiy stated that
the French anil English Ambassadors were
acting IN concert NJ Constantinopie. that
the integrity Of the Ottoman Empire
would lie preserved, and that they hoped
that pussia W uld insist on nothing In.
compatible Herewith, but in the present
state OF .he question they could give no
further indication Of the course of the
tNtAttyc t1tVttO.---
Mazzini has arrived in England. p. o.
Donohe, the Irish Patriot. has, as il has
been previously rnmored, escaped from
Ausuialis, and is now on his way TO
America. Queen Victoria, IL is expected.
will shortly visit "'The Great Iniasfsiail
Exhibition Of 1882" at Dublin.
France.--The French fleet has been
ordered To the Dardauelles, which has
occa'ioncd great excitement on the Paris
l'ourse. A false report that the Russian
forces had entered Turkey, also volen,ly
ag'tated the Burse. Il i believed that
Louis Napoleon has threatened that he
will declare war against Russia, IL thAt
power persist in her demands respecting
the Holy Places fov The repeal Of tho
concess 0ns made To NJ. Lavaless, and her
desire 20 ass,iIne a Prosectafate oyer the
Greek ChuFch in the Ottoman Empire
claim. which ifcoaceded, wouId, in creating
q Russian Einpire over i0.Do0.o0c OF
toSnan sahjrcts. nj once extingnssh what
remains Of Turkish Independence. Il &
further reported that Louis Napoleon has
assured the Russian Minister that much
as he desired tiie peace of Eumbe. he
would not hesitste TO change lis pceef z n
RassiA forced rnessuns bcsil:o 70 Rfsnss
su1 s"o @t2,, =