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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-11

Loss OF A BosToN PACKET SHIP.-The ship
Russell Sturgis, of Boston, Capt. Snow, which
sailed from Liverpool Feb. 81, for Boston, has
been lost at sea- Capt Snow has arrived at
Newport, r. l., but no particulars have been
received.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-11

BLOCKADE OF RUSSIAN PoRTs ON THE Pa
cIFIc.-A letter from Washington, published
in the Neso York Express, states that the Brit
ish Government have notified the United
Statos that Immediately on the commence
ment Of hostilities, they will blockade all the
Russian ports on the Pacific.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-11

The bill to sell the main line of the
State Railroad and Canal, from Philadelnb;o
to Pittsburg, for not less than $ll.Oo0. ooo
has passed the Pennsylvania House Of Renre'
sentatives.
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ID --T~s y. may 6Sc-1ofmeu
from the fact that gentleman offered bonus
yesterday, of one thousand dollars in cash. for
the possession of a store upon Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-11

FrRXrruRsThe attention of IIousekeepers is invited
to the advertisements of S. W. seby, in this mornings
paper 1t will be that he is Offering for sale great
variety Merchandise, House Furnishing Goods Iar-
nesses &c. prices that cannot fail to be satisfactory
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Arrival of the Star of the West.

The steamer Star of the West, from San Ju-
an de Nicaragua, arrived this evening, bring
ing nearly 800 passengers, and $57l.000 in
gold, on freight She connected with the
steamer Cortes
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-11

MECHANICS AssooTATIoN.-Them members Of
this association are reminded that the annual
meeting, for the choice of officers &C., will be
held at the Police Court Room this evening,
at Z IL clock.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-11

HARTFORD CRY ELEcr1oN.-At the Mu-
nicipal Election in Hartford, yesterday, the
wings carried all branches of the government.
the Mayor, Henry c. Deming, by but about 80
majority, owing to detection in the 9Th ward.
The Aldermen stand A wing and democrats
the Council, 10 wings and 8 democrats.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.



INSrRU NlENT for prostate weakness.
The third improvement made these articles has brought
them complete perfection, and now used in most of
the isptals, and in hundreds Of with triumphant
success.
They may be procured of DIR ]. CHEEvER No. Ire
mont Temple, Boston, to whom all orders should be adj
dressed,
letter enclosing two dollars will procure one, sent by
mail to any part of the Union. mch d&w3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-11

YoUNG MEMS LIBRARY Assoc1ATIoN.-At
the annual meeting of this association on Sat-
urday Evening, April Sth, the following Off
GERS were chosen for the ensuing year:
President-G gorge F. Hoar.
Fice Presidents-W. Cross, G.. w. Bentley.
Corresponding Secretary-Edward. E. Hale.
Recording Secretary-Nathaniel Paine.
Treasurer-Harry Woodward.
Directors-Jos. Mason, P. L. Moen, A. NJ.
Bent, F. NJ. Peck. Daniel fainter, w, A.
Smith, j. c. Otis, H. W. Benchley, T. w.
Higginson, a. L. Burbank.
Trustees-E. B. Stoddard, John Boyden,
Henry Sargent, o. Martin, G. F. Hartshorn.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-11

ST. LouIs.-John Howe for Mayor, and the
whole Benton ticket for charter officers, have
been elected in st. Louis, by majority of 500
to 1000.
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Franklin County Items.

DISTRESSING ACCIDENT happened at Coo
ly'sville in New Salem, on Monday the Sd
inst. The children of Mr.. William Reming-
ton had kindled fire out of doors, which ran
in the grass; Mrs. Remington went out to put
1t out, and her clothes took fire, and were not
extlnguished till nearly burnt off-nothing re-
manning but the upper part of her quilt. Med
zeal aid was promptly obtained, but her chance
for life is small. The skin of one of her hands
pulled off like glove. Her arm was also
burnt to crisp, as well as her hip and side.
1t is thought she cannot live. One of her
boys also had his hand badly burnt in putting
the fire out.
A Convention of all the clergymen in the
county, and all others who feel an interest in
the moral bearings of the Nebraska question,
will be held in Greenfield, on Wednesday,
April 10th, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
FRANKLIN CouNrY.-The people of this
county are in extacies at the passage of the
Tunnel Loan Law. A salute was fred at
Shelburne, and other demonstrations of Joy
were made at various places.
BuRGLARY.-The r. R. Station House at
Greenfield was entered on Wednesday night
the 9th and several trunks broken open and
oyerhauled. The burglars were probably in
search Of money as none of the contents of the
trunks appear to be missing.
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Facts for The Million; Or. Truth for the

Facts for the Million; Or, Truth for the
wrSE-The HATHAWAY BROTHERS, in honor to the
noble Daguerre and in justice to his sublime invention,
have ever mindful Of making such work as would
give ere lit this beautiful art and also that consider
il a duty which owe to the true fraternity of the
Daguerrean Artists to resort at any time or place
to disgrace this nobcst Of Inventions to take nifty cent
typeS and could the public hear the voice of American
Artists they would join with their long and hearty
cheers FOR that reward which sYeetens labor. APPS diff
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Spy Job Ofice. In connection with the office Of
t paper we nave an extensive Job Printing Office fur
nshed with every variety of type and both fast and slow
presses, upon which we fill any order for Printing
with neatness and DESPATCH and at very low prices cal
and see. " F' aii
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DRAPER 81 (I.ARK.

oHr for SALE and will keep hand through the season.
better assortment of LIME than can be bought at any
ter. ~ : las
Worcester, March Is, 1854. diff nch2s
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NOSE CAsE.-This celebrated Albino s;noer
and guitar player viii give one of his popular
Concerts at the City Hall, this evening.
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Hills Glycerine LusiraIe, or sv

Hills GIycerine LustraIe, or Sweet Principle
81 os Is an entirely new preparation for preserving and
Identifying the hair. 1t is unlike all others inasmnch as
1t IS iree from oil, alcohol and all irritating ngredients
while acts vigorously and sanatiyely upon the scalp
producing natural and healthy circulation, it impars
desirable degree OF moisture to the hair and at tbe
time promotes its growth,
Although intended more particularly for the toilet this
hustIde Is warranted TO effect of chapped hands
foughhess OF the skim &c. quicker than any preparation
no" muse JNO. Q. HILL, Proprietor
Worcester, Mass
fTlce 70 csnts bottle. All orders addressed to CALD
WELL 4 HILL will be faithfully attendedto
mcLZU diff
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~ Among the many evidences of the progress of our
City, is to be noticed the remarkable enlargement in the
Clothing Trade This is comparatively new branch Of
business in this City. Until within four or five years.
Clothing was manufactured here, except such as was
made up for persons who were first measured by the
artists Of the day.
Now this business has becme of great Importance in
giving employment to many hundreds of people of both
sexes many of whom handsome remuneration
These remarks are prompted by the mmense stock Of
our old FRIEND A. p. WARE, which is regarded much
more extensive and complete than at any former period
His advertisement is in another column.
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Neady-M Made Clothing and Ccu,s
hishinS Goods, large assortment of new and fasb-
, s Styles constantly on hand at H. G. VALENTINES
AZ. "eichants Row. Front Of Worcester House
nlnhO
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-11

Sparkling Soda Water. with the usual var;a,v
Of choice syrups Fifty Tickets for one dollar
L. I. LAZELL, Apothecary,
mayA4 du 20I Main Street.
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Gambia, just received and for sale by ~ ''o
q. s. & A. J, HOWE
mchzS uu Worcester Rank Rocl,
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Worthy of Notice. DR. Morse,s Tn,,;oor,,;nu
ooa INC only sure and safe remedy yet discovered far
geuerai depity, so runous incapacitatng for soc;e
Imps, and nerves, are speedily removed with directi
anu important advice to the married or single See nd
Feruiseheht. je14 dMTh6w1v
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Julius III. Sicdhof offers his services as teacher
No. l52 Main Street. septi f d Ar
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MODEL BIRD sToRE-we would advise our readers
and Bird Fancers particularly, who visit Boston, to call
at the Bird Store of Messrs White Edwards, No. 81
Court ST. and "a fremont Rowe where they will find the
largest and best assortment of Foreign Domestic and
Fancy Birds and Cages before offered in that City
Messrs W. h. intend to keep constantly on hand such
A variety as will accommodate all customers.
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WIS. ,. Goodwin, an experienced and successfr
midwife holds herself in readiness day and night IN AZ
attend the duties OF her profession Residence Anst;n
street. oc91 i0e, V AusAn
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sisnor IL. Papanti, Professor of Dancing. les
sons gwen TO single pupils, and to private classes al a
our o. the day For particulars, apply at Messrs Per-
~ ~, q Anafe~s Piano Forte Rooms, No 4 Harrington
6l2cE between IL and Il A. NJ, and and P. NJ ''N
9eH dor,
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Free Trade and Farmers, Riyh,s w.
ces, county Butter and Cheese, with all kinds Of Farm
rrouuce OF prime quality for sale at RoBINSONs
COMMISSION aann store, No. II Exchange Street.
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Brigham Hill school for BOys.-The Spring
and Summer Term Of this School will commence MON
DAY, 18th inst and continue eleven weeks. Instruction
VIII be given in the common and higher English branches
and in the Latin, Greek, and French Languages.
The location is elevated and heahfu and remote from
the evl influences OF any village. Young lads will be
cared for members of my family will be guided and
guarded as far as practicable. Pupils will be received by
and studies.
Refer to Rev. E. Il. Hale, Rev A. Hill, D. D., A. Toll
man, Esq, Hon Pliny Merck, J. NJ. Earle Esq., Wor-
cester Rev. @. Lincoln, Rev. @. Briggs, Boston.
Grafton, April l, 1854. sd2awtf
Conversations by A. Bronson AIcOIt.-
At the request of several persons in this City, Mr. b.
similar to those held by him in Boston, Lynn, Haverhi
Plymouth, and several Western cities.
The general subject will be "Human Life" considered
under the following topics:
l. The Individual, 4. The School,
2. The Family, 3. The State
g. The Garden g. The Church.
tain further information by nquirhg of A. p Ware, or
G. B. Mosely, 200 Main ST., Worcester. ape dSt
Worcester HydrOpathic Institution, No
Glen Street. This Institution well arranged for
ment at all seasons. 1t will remain under the Medical
direction of Dr. GEORGE H0YT until the return VI DE-
ROGERS from Paris, in April, 1854
TERMs-Usualy from 81 to 50 per week. For treatment
without board So 10 S4 per week. oct9 diff
CALVIN E. PRATT,
ATTORNEY s COUNSELLOR AT L4W,
mays If
j. X. Clark, M. d., Homeopathic Physician
No. Walnut Street Office hours, from to A; NJ. and
from l to P. M.
Worcester January l. 1851. diff
JAMES II. ESTABROOK,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AF LAW,
d. No. Union Block, Worcester. d&wf
p. EMORY ALDRICH,
ATTORNEY & COUASELLOR AT Law,
d. No. Union Block Worcester. d&wtf
All Persons who would get a living and grow fat
will OF course read Ned DOU's advertisement and will De
to obtain his work for making money
Cents and Small Change can be obtained a
this office. tt
DIED.
In this City, Frank Waldo son of John S. Clark,
In Leicester April 10, Mr.. Erastus Wheaton, aged 60
yrs mos vt. papers, please copy.
In New Braintree, April Mr.. Samuel s. Woods, aged
65 yrs.
In Petersham 18th ult Mrs. Mary, widow of the late
Wing Spooner, aged rs
In New Salem, Mr.. Benjamin FELTON,, aged ~.
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You've MEN's RHEToRIoAL SocTETY.-The
young men connected with this thriving asso-
citation for mutual improvement, are making
extensive arrangements for two grand public
exhibitions at the City Hall, on Thursday and
Friday evenings of the present week. Judg
ing from the programme Of exercises before us,
and from what we know of the talents and
ability of the young "Rhetoricians" who are
booked to appear, we think the occasion will
be one of sufficient interest to call together
large audience,
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or S r.o,'i.ds y TwicheII's QuadriIie Ban
are prepared to furnish Music on all occasions
Apply to N. p. GODDARD AIulbury 81
II. w. TWICHELL, Fruit 81
G. IL. L0RING's Music store. o3a Main 6,
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Nrm ADVERTISEMENTS.
IVES III is A FACT THAT THE
u YOUNG MEMS RHETORICAL SOCIETY viii
give a
PUB Lie EXHIBI TION,
THE
CT 7 Y II A IL L,
On Thursday and Friday EUenjngS, Apr1
18th and l4th 1854,


CITY IA l. l.,
On Thursday and Friday Euenings, Apr1
18th and l4th, 1854,
With an entire change of Programme each Evening
The Exercises will consist of Original Essays oraons
Debates Dialogues, Stump Speeches. Descriptive Lectures
&C., by members Of the Society.
Among other interesting pieces, win be performed
Revolutionary Town Meeting representing the Spirits Of
ITS Drama of the present ay entitled Political Life
incidents connected with the Maine and Fugitive Slave
Laws, The Rogue OutUitted, SpiritualiSm, The Yam
kee at Home and abroad, 4 Whitfiing Story, Married
and Single Life. The exercises to be inerspersed with
appropriate Music
u No postpOnement on account Of the heather
Tickets II! cts. at the door and Keiths Bookstore
Doors open at before O'Clock Exercises to commence
at to O'Clock. ap11 dat
<ssA INQUIRE AT THE CORNER OF
Ills MYRTLE and s0UTHBRIDGE Streets for
FIN E COTT a G. e S,
and NEW HOUSES now for sale cheap.
COTTAGE, Washington Street
do West do
do Congress s do
do Piedmont do
do irving do
do Austin do
Tenement House. on Southbridge street.
2 Story House Pleasant street, $4,000
do do Salem, near Park street.
do do Austin st. 1900
do do ChandleR st. $500
do do Peasants st. 1000
do do Chatham st
do do Sudbury st.
do do East st.
do do summer St. 1900
do do Pleasant st. 1000
do do Portland st. 5000
do do Oxford ST. 5000
40 40 DO near R MSEil2 st. f. o''00
DO dc Fruit st.
% Payments easy ap11 diff A. j. EATON
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WORCESTER AND NASrrrrx


Trains arriving at Nashua connsot directly with tpainq
o concord, Boston. Concord and Mautses Nogthevu pas
sunlpsic and Vermont Central Railroads All gains 6on
Nashua connect directly with down Tsanl goa tie above
naT1ed Road2.
Each Train TO and from Groton junction. sonNces with
upward and downward Trains Of the Fithbusg Ragrnad
excepting the first morning train up from Boston and
with NJ trains of the Stony Brook Railroad to aul ron
Lowell
At Worcester $50 train connects with Steamboat
train from N. York via Norwich Ills a. M connects
with Boston and Worcester, Providence and WORCESTER
Norwich and Worcester, and Western Railroad rains
4l5 connects with trains from all above NAMED soads
including the Express Train from New Work aud Albany
Train arriving at 905 with tho a. a. tsains
of all the above roads, Including Express Tain to New
York and Albany. That arriving at SIS p M with D. NJ
trains Of above roads. That arriving at $50 y IA with
the New York Steamboat Train via Norwich
FTTcHBURG AND WORCESTER r. r. TRAITs.
running in connection with Worcester and Nashua grans
Leave FitchbuTg at 7.45 a. m. 1910 and $50 p. h.
Leave Worcester at $50 and Ills a. M and A. Is D. NJ
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way between Wor
cester Groton Junction, Nashua Lowell and Fitchburg
u For connections with the other roads at Worcester
Groton Junction, and Nashua, see Snow and WiIder's
Pathfinder and Railway Guide.
" Through Tickets are issued at Worcester for Bur
lngon Montpelier Wells River and White River JUNO
ton, the fare by each of the different routes via
Nashua and Fitchburg. G.. w. BENTLEY, Sup't.
Worcester April 10. 1851 ap11 dawtf
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n ~ uslc LeSsOns.-MR. EDWARD A. R. KTIERNS,
Professor of the Flute and Guitar Respectfully gives notc
70 me Ladies' and Gentlemen of this city and vicinity that
ne VIII give private lessons on these instruments For
Inns ana particulars, inquire at Messrs Nason's and
street. @' w. u nam
Also music arranged for Brass and String Bands and
every kind of instruments. meh20 dsr N
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Intelligence Office. Having been duly licensed
70 keep an Intelligence Oce the undersigned IS PREPARED
70 ursh Hotels, Boarding Houses and Private families
WIN american, and other male and female help Orders
from the Country promptly attended to- Persons in want
call ~ F' iiSii', arc lh'lled 10
II Tenements, Stores, and Offices to be let.
" MONEY to loan on collateral security
auiV dly LEWIS c. MUM 233 Main e.
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CALVIN Il. PRATT,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR At LAW,
No. BOG Main Street, Worcester, Mass
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mar Oyes4--Al the prominent Hair DYES for 81
low, wholesale or retail. Among them are
T1trbin.,. hair Dye Phalon's Hair Dye
huVcmiiss Billiards.
AleNanuers Waters's
Hauels Javne,s Il
Orders from the country by mail express or otherwise
Pi1 t,pPss eAecuteu L. I. LAZELL, Druggist,
iND-i ON POI Main st.
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IMPORTANT NEWs!!

FOUR DAYS LATER!
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j. X. Clark, NJ. d., Homeopathic Physician
No. Walnut Street. Office hours, from to A; NJ and
from to P. NJ.
Worcester. January l. 1851. diff
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SURGICAL OPERATIoN.-We learn that the
account of surgical operation, reported in
the Spy of March 30th, as having been sue
cessfully performed by Professor Burnham,
on the 2Sth, was not SO successful as might have
been inferred from the tenor of that commu-
nication; the patient having died on the
fourth day after the operation was performed.
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4 SODA FOUNTAIN AND MARpYE
All TOY Sae Dy s. W. sELBY.
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LOCAL ITEMS /.

RAILROAD AccIDENT.-The three o'clock
passenger train, from Norwich met with an
accident yesterday afternoon, at Auburn, about
three miles from this city, which resulted in
considerable damage to the engine and cars,
but without any material injuries to the pas
sengers, of whom there were twenty or thirty.
The accident was occasioned by the breaking
of the centre pin of the forward truck of the
locomotive, which separated the forward
wheels from the boiler, and let it down upon
the track, where it ploughed up rails, sleep
ers, and embankment, at terrible rate, for
some twelve or fifteen rods. Finally it brought
up against heavy stone wall, turned over,
and rolled down the embankment into the
swamp, taking the passenger cars along with
it.
The engine was very badly broken up, and
the passenger cars were somewhat shattered,
but, with the exception ola few slight bruises,
no person was injured. Both the engineer and
fireman remained at their posts, considering it
safer to stay by the wreck than to run the
risk,pf jumping of. The accident delayed the
trains upon the road, and, although large
number of men were promptly despatched to
repair the damage, the steamboat train for
New York was not able to leave the depot in
this city until late hour last evening. We
believe this accident is the first that has oc-
Cured upon the Norwich road for long
time, and it is one for which no blame can
attach to any of its officers or employees.
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Worcester HydrOpathic Institution, No
Glen Street. This Institution is well arranged for treat
ment, at all 1t will remain under the Medical
direction of DR.. GEORGE H0YT until the return u De.
ROGERS from Paris, in April, 1854
TERNs-Usualy from 81 to 50 per week For treatment
without board, So TO s4 per week. octg diff
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roo SECOND HAND CH4TPS-F5oc'
api1 '' y div $, W. sELBY.
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$50 MAIN STR EET

90 NJ a N , j Il E e I
unler Brnley Hail.. Opposite the American House
ap1l diff WIN. SMITH, Jr.
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Nem Advertisements.

400 SECOND HAND REDSTEADS
Ill wv for sale by w - "a NJ W
ap1l div W. sEbSh"
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1E MAHOGANY DINING TABLES,
n - for sale by s. w. SELBY.
anil div
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VNNHE GREAT DEMAND FOR THOSE SUPERIOR
Cook Stones, which, by the way, are little the
incest Stove in the Market again be supplied
have received further supply of those Stoves admiral
bly, arranged for wood and coal. J. l.. L0RING,
apll dd 70 Main ST.
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NNANTED.-100 First Rate Boot Bottomers to
Wv whom steady employment, and good pay will be
giyen and in village and board are very low
BOLTON & PINNEY.
straford, (0ld Furnace) Ct April 10, 1854.
ap1l daw0w&
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Oh SECOND HAND ALL WOOL
~ CARPETS. 200 yards Straw Mating. 100
yards OIL Cloth, for sale low at private sale by
ap11 div s. w. SELBY
The daily union., 1854-07-29
IPublic, No, AL

AN ACT making appropriations for the pa ymen of invalid
and other OF the United States for the year end
ing the thrteth Of June thousand eight hundred and
fifty five.
Bc enacted ay he Senate and House Of Representatives.
the ti.e Sasas Of ercd Congress ueseaabed That the
following be, and the hereby. appropriated
out OF money the treasury otherwise
for the Of peHsions for the ending the thirte
Of June, one Thousand eight hundred and ifty-fve:
For invalid pensions under various acts three hundred
and twelve thousand five hundred dollars:
For pensions to widows and orphans under OF the
fourth OF July thousand eight hundred and
and twenty first of july thousand eight hundred and
torty-eight, ninety six Thousand dollars;
For pensions widows under of the seventh of July,
Thousand eight hundred and thirty third March,
thousand eight hundred and three aud seventeenth
Of Jane, Thousand eight hundred and forty four
thousand dollars;
For pensions to widows under Of the second of ebru-
rv Thousand eight hundred and forty and
ninth OF July Thousand eight hundred and forty eight
hfty-six Thousand dollnrs
For penson and halfpay to widows and orphans under
act OF the third Of February thousand eight hundred
and fifty three three hundred and thousand
hundred dollars.
Approved July ~ 1854.