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NMTO dCESTER * NASHUA RAILROAD
w COMPANY B0NDS-To meet the Bonds of this
Company, payable in May next, they now offer for sale
bohds OF new issue in pieces not less than $500 EACH
payable in 1860 1855 as the purchaser NAV elect with
interest at the rate Of six per cent per anuum payable
substantially at the Worcester Bank Holders of the
BONDS payable in May next are hereby nothed that they
eau now exchange the same for Bonds of the new issue
ana are respectfully invited to do So give early notice
Of their intention Of So doing These Bonds are secured
ny Mortgage Of all the property of the Company and
are perfectly safe and convenient security
4. W. HAMMOND, Treasurer
Worcester, Oct. %, 1854. dtf ne
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DKoVID ENCE * WORCESTER
M RAILROAD co. DIVIDEND.

dividend of three per cent (three dollars on each
share) has been declared, payable on the l0th dan of
January neat at the Office Of the Treasurer to those
holding stock recorded the books Of the Corporation
on the 30th inst.
Dividends stock recorded at the Agency in Boston,
will be payable at the Howard Banking Company
by Order, JOHN Il BALCH, Treasr
Providence r. L., Dec 81, 1854 an d07
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SPECIAL NOTIGE.

JANUARY 1ST, 1855.
The above arrangement viii be strfctyy adhered In.
and persons ndo bei 10 u.s. be surprised to find
their os lett for coAcon If not settled by the 9Th of
January CHhMBERLIN, BARNARD, & Co.
JAM diff
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CIotI)ilrq.
CLOTHES! CLOEHEs! CI.OTHEs,I

SLOIH ITO : IS rs :! CLOTH Stn
Clothes, clothes Clothes imperial forms ~ dress
Give 20 the king LIS regal air tie que her loveliness
The gallant so grand and gay the maid almost divine,
Would never be noticed amongst the crowd their clothes
want superfne;
We look at the glorious flowers with their cups os thou
sand dyes;
We look at the dome Of night with its golden eyes
And we bow to the spirit of beauty that gives US such
draughts of bliss,
And the spirit of beauty you know is nought but the
spirit of dress.
Clothes, Clothes Clothes the summary days have gone
And the chilly nights of the Fall are swiftly coming on
And the ghtsome clothes VIXEN the we're in
bloom,
We must cast away and prepare fur Winters cold and
30 come We grayhared ses for your clothes Of sober hue
And come, ye schooboys gay, for SUITS green brown
blue,
Come stawart men and strong in your native maniness
And MACULLAR will make you shine in the glories Of
glorious dress.
Clothes, clothes, Clothes hurrah for the overcoat!
That we button, when regns, our body and
precious threat;
urrah for the bosom friend ofanue tn At covers our brt
When winter with spears ice tilt our thckest vest;
And hurrah for MACULLAR who makes and sells fas.
as he cga,
al that's fitting for Bubn or the NEST imperial man
Go to him and buy your Clothes and you will learn bless
The day you began to trade with the paragon Of dress
Clothes cothes Clothes the lawyer forgcts his brief
The farmer The price Of wheat the lover latest grief
The woodman the green oak tree that grows forest
PRIDE
The doctor his fees and pills the boatnan wind and tide
fhe clergyman his text and the hardy artizan
His daily tolls and when they the fuH dressed
man,
And they instantly go to MAoULLAR'S and nobody
sL51d 10 less,
And out in ts newest styles and handso1nest forms
Of dress.
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WA EVCEU M.-The Course o
Lectures for the Winter of 1915, will commence
on the 9th Of November, al the CiGy Hall. and 30
continued as follows, viz:
list Lecture, Nov 9Rev. H. Ward Beecher of Brooklyn
ID Nov. 23.-
I'd Dec. TREY. Joseph p. Thompson N. York
4th Dec. 2l,-Revs John Pierpont, New York
9th Jan. 4,-Cassius NJ. Clay, (probaby) Lex
ingtOn, Ky.
9th Jan. lS,--Wm. Lloyd Garrison Boston.
18th &C Feb. 1,-Geo. W. Curtis, Esq, New York.
9Th Feb. 15,-Rt. Rev. John II. Hopkins Bur
hngton, Vt.
9th Mar. 1,--Rey. i. H. Chaplin, New York.
10th Mar I5,--Ion. Horace Greeley, New York
Tickets for the Course may be obtained Of the Treasu.
rer at the bookstores and of John Gray, Librarian
Worcester Bank Block, at the following prices:
Gentlemen, 81 = Ladies' so cents. Single Lectures
124 cents, to be paid at the door.
An purchasers of Tickets viii be entitled to the use of
the Library containing about 400 volumes of valuable
Books, for the whole year.
The doors will be open at T. and closed u O'Clock.
HENRY CHAPLIN, President.
THOMAS EARLE, Secretary.
CHARLES WHITE Treasurer.
Worcester November 1854, diff ne
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MACULLAR, WILLIAMS te co
III nigcr,. Block. Min Sireet.

SIGN or TIE FULL DRESSED NAN,
Have always ilsni immense stock Of CLOTHING,
Under Clothing, aid general wearing apparel for sale at
Wholesale and Retail.
CouGtry merchants will find it highly advantageous to
their interests, to iii store, we can offer them
foods cheaper than any other house 10 the country.
In our Custom Department. may be found the most ex-
ensiye assortment Of Piece Goods be fouad in this city
tonsi5tingof RrodiciothS DoeSkinS Back and Faacg
CasSaeres Casters, Bearers, gestiags in Gr'nadine
sad Louon Silks, pciUets Plush, Cashmere &C. which
|ii! be made up at 5he shortest notice. and IN the hest
manner, under the charge of Mr. ALBERT Patterson who
anpt be eNceed by any in this city, as an experi
encoi Cutter. lawtf o6
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BnNI. I,N nnsTn x - --AN-

LEONARD CO., Agents for TRAIN Il cos Regular
and Established Line OF Packets Drafts on England Ire
land and scolud, payable at sight at their House in
Liverpool, or ut any Bank in Ireland
LEONARD n Co, Agents.
l63 Main-strect Exchange Building
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INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC,-O. COL
LESTER, having located hirisef In this city would re
Ipeculy give notice that he is prepared Is rive nstruc
ton in all the various departments Of Vocal Music, to
classes, private pupils viz Rudimenta Instruction.
cultivation Of the voice, vocazing, and sueggo Singing
and would also engage classes in the practice OF Church
Music Glee, aud Chorus Singing.
Instruction in Thorough Bass and on the Piano Forte.
NH be given at his room, No. 20 Summer st. or az the res
licences Of the pupils. Terms reasonable.
Mr. O. begs leave to add, that an those under his IN
ructon win receive his most prompt attention. and homes
by applying himself assiduously to his profession TO
uerit a liberal patronage.
Ir All communications through the Post OCice or lsft
Of Dorr Co.'s Book etorc, No. 2O5 Main 81 vii be
promptly answered.
Plano Fortes tuned.
Worcester, Feb. ., 1854 dawt
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Office 233 .Mein-street, up stairs. Worcester.
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w O RTH OF PRES EMF S
The subscriber offers for sale ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND copies of his work, entitled
THE AMERICAN ORATOR"
This book contains nearly two hundred extracts
from the writings of prominent American men, In the
Appendix will be found the Declaration of Independence
with fac SMILES of the Signers the Constitution of the
United Staes Washingons Fare well Address; and near
~ seven hundred AMI fifty autographs of distinguished
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We have 100000 numbers printed and bound in Volumes
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time will lie taken to deliver the watches
copy of either the following named books may be had
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gHNO SPORTSMEN--Yo will find Dupont,s
tEagle) POWDER, and fine assortment Of Caps
and Shot, at No, 3 Front Street.
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ElNoUND.-In this city, on Saturday last, pair o
n Gold Bowed Spectacles. Inquire OF j. MASON, No.
"a Union street d3t ianb
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Cost an0 1-uuuo.

II OST-Somewhere in the vicinity Of the Norwich and
NJ Worcester Depot, a new three bladed knife. Tha
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving at this Of.
fee. du inn4
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-12
HERALD Of THE TIMES,
THURSDAY April 18th, 1885.

" The embargo has been raised from
the Parade, and il is once more open for
public travel, after having been closed for
nearly two years. and greatly obstructed
for a bout five years. We congratulate the
public, and especially those who reside. in
that vicinity, upon this pleasant event. We
trust that the walk at the head of the Mall
will be speedily placel in order a portion
Of ii, at the North end, has been cut down,
so that persons have TO step down Ia step
ss they get near the North passage-way.-
This is very dangerous s,especially to strang-
ers or those from other parts of the city,
who do not cross there often, particularly
in the evening. II is remarkable that some
bad accident has not occurred there before
this we trust that the authorities will
have the matter attended to soon, by cut
ting down The bank, so as to make it of a
uniform grade the whole length of the
walk. We like TO see improvements upon
the streets, but il is not prudent, economi.
cal or convenient to have a job protracted
for years which could easily be accom-.
plishedin few weeks, by proper manage
ment.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-12

III There are now in this city nine
Markets, and these are located between the
Parade and Pelham street in addition to
these there are some halt dozen. Wagons
which pass through the various streets tor
the purpose Of supplying customers. Any
one would think that all these establish
ments were quite sufficient to supply the
population with an excellent quality and
great variety of meats, &C., at something
like reasonable rates. And yet the prices
are most exorbitant. 1t costs about two
dollars for decent sized roasting piece Of
beef, and all other kinds of meat are about
in the same proportion; yet the butchers
say that they cannot afford to sell at less
price, which is undoubtedly true. 1t is i'm
possible to anticipate what will be the end
Of all This people cannot afford to pay
such prices therefore, the rates must
come down, or a considerable proportion Of
the community will have to confne them
selves chiefly to pork, fish, clans and larg-
Or quantities of vegetables, &c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-12
Caution 10 Pursers.-The Treasury de

Caution 10 Pursers.-The Treasury de-
partment has issued a. notice to Pursers in
the Navy that the law does not authorize
an advance OF public money by the purser
to the commanding officer, or to any other
person, on his order. The disbursement
presupposes an indebtedness, and, whether
the objects for which the indebtedness ac-
crued were sanctioned or not by law or
regulations, the pursrr would be entitled to
credit Tor payment therefore, when made
by order of the commanding officer. But
the disbursement must be Tor some service
rendered or article furnished. No credit,
will b. allowed to pursers fer advances or
loans hereafter made by orders of commant-
ing officers, no matter how frequent or
peremp'ory such orders may be.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-12

BLIND ProPLE.-Stanley, the organst
and many bliod musicians, have been the
best musicians Of their time and school,
mistress in England could discover that two
boys were playing in distant Garner Of the
room instead Of studying, although per-
son using his eyes could not detect the
slightest sound. Professor Sanderson,
who was blind could, in few moments,
tell how many persons were in mixed
company, and each sex. A blind French
lady could dance in figure dances, sew, and
thread her own needle. A blind man in
Derbyshire, England, has actually been
surveyor and planner Of roads, his ear guid-
ing him 10 the distance as accurately as the
eye Of others and the late Justice Field
ing, who was blind, on walking into the
room for the first time, after speaking a
lew words, said, "Ths room is about TWEEN
iy-two feet long, eighteen wide, and twelve
hgb," all Of which was revealed to him
with accuracy through the medium Of his
ear.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-12

FROM HAvAYA.-The steamship Black
Warrior arrived at New York on Tuesday
afternoon, with Havana dates to the 29th
inst. Numerous additional arrests had
been made at Havana, among them Don
Carlos Castillo, the Manager of the Bank
for Savings, and Alcozas, a wealthy broker
whose only offence is believed to have been
expressions vi sympathy for Pinto.
Col Robertson, Acting U. s. Consul, is
said to have sent in so strong a protest
against the so called trial OF Estampes and
Felix, as to have induced the Captain
General to refer the matter to the Span.
ish Minister at Washington, before car
rying the sentence into execution.
The jails and forts were full of political
prisoners.
An announcement had gone forth that
six companies Of colored militia were to be
estabishmed at Havana.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-12

Rerolution by Contraci.-Col. Clemens
publishes contract with Flores Of Ecua.
dor, containing the following stipuations.-
In consideration that Col. Clemens shall
furnish the material aid of 200 armed A.
mericans, with ships and munitions of war
to be employed in the overthrow of the
present government of Ecuador, Gen.
Flores agrees to convey, and assure to the
pire of lands upon the head waters of the
Amazon river, together with certain rights
Of commerce and mining as also an order
upon the revenue receipts of the port OF
Guayaquil, for $4,000. Phil. North Amer.
icaa.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-12

FIRE ON THE SoUsD.-The propeller
Charles Osgood, Capt, Smith from New
York for Norwich, took fire last evening
near Thrcg's Neck and would have been
destroyed but for the timely assistance of
the Sound steamboats,.
The deck load of the C. o. consisted of
cotton and other innammable materials,
and by the time the vessel had changed
her course TO leeward, the fire had spread
with such rapidity That everything forward
OF the engine was enveloped in flames
At favorable moment the steamers Bay
State AMI Plymouth Rock ran alongside
and turned upon the flames-which by this
time were leaping high in the air-six pow
erful, well directed streams of water, and
in less than two hours the fire was subdu-
ed and the vessel saved, with the loss on.
ly of her masts, sails and freight on deck
1t was pleasing to observe the rapid move-
ments of several sailings vessels to render
immediate aid in saving persons on board
the propeler-while the opportunity of wit
Messing the operations Of steamboats in
actual service as fire engines, produced
quite sensation among the passengers on
oil the boats, and called forth expressions
OF the highest qualifications and praise for
their efficiency in subduing the devouring
element. nt.-BOst. Trar
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-12

"T. B: Peterson, of Philadelphia, has
in press and will publish carly in May,
new work entitled 1.-The Missing Bride"
from the pen Of that popular authoress,
Mrs. +. ID. T.. N. Soulhworth, author OF
" The Lost Heircss," the Wife's
Victory" and many other excellent books.
Those who have examined the proof sheets
pronounce the work far superior to any Of
the previous productions of this gifted lady.
The scenes are well founded on facts, and
all the characters are admirably sustained !;
the book will undoubtedly have very ex-
tensive sale. 1t will be furnished complete
in one large volume, neatly bound In cloth,
for one dollar and twenty-five cents or in
two volumes, paper cover, for one dollar
Copies Of either edition will be sent to any
person, to any part OF the United States,
free OF postage, on their remtling the price
of the edition they tmay wish, in letter,
post paid, to the publisher, Il. d. Peterson,
l02 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-12
NEW MUSIC.

Oliver Ditson, Boston, has just published
the followingnew and p pular music -
Come where The fountains play /; the sub
ject from La Favorita.
LElogs des Larmes.
Dsnse Andalouse, caprice de Concert.
Florence Schot,isch.
Grand Coronation March, from lie Pro-
phsts, by Aysrbeer
Storm-Mnrch-Gallopp.
Romancc from Don Pasquale, by Doni.
zsttL
And art thou changed /; ballad.
Trio from Lucrezis Borgia.
Prayer qus.teue.
For sale by A. J. Ward and G.. T.. Ham
nett, Jr.
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~ CELEBRATED

~ CELEBRATED
Ii A e Es!
For the cure Of Chranc Diseases. OF the
tive apparatus. Spinal Wcakuss asd
dsiormilirs in chihi .n aad adslis,
with enlargement OF the Shsul.
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of the Shoulders. aat
and contracted
Chest,
weak stomach aud SIdes, with pain extending
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Limbs when standing or walk-
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ing a flight Of stairs.
W Please look at the following facts Ne
have ~ our possession the written signatsres Of
800 persons, inclndins Ph,sic,,ns Of all the
schools, who base their skill an the science st
Anatomy aul Physiology ia it's practical inves-
cations aud results, as well as CIerg, men,
Statesmen, Merchants and Mechanics, who IN.
c'ude Consumption with the alb we diseases,
and affirm their caa. All ages OF females
competent to Judge Of the effects of support on
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No charge Tor advice, and il disease has its
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cd, she sells her remedies To such only.
These braces caa be obtained of Miss s ID.
CARMAN ,cn Saturday Of each week, for y few
more weeks, M the Earl House, North Man
Stset, Providence, X
m24-dkw 3tpd
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-12

TIE ARMY.-The pay Of the soldier was
greatly increased by the last Congress-
1t is now double that of any army in the
world. What chance for enterprising
young men. The Dragon Corps, now
raising, will be the best paid, bcs, equipped,
of any reg iment OH this Continent. We
hear the corps is rapidly filling up.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-12

Wealth Of the Cherokee Countrywide
Independent, published at Fayetteville, Ar
kansas, near where Missouri, Arkansas,
and the Indian territory meet, alludes to
the fact as well known, that the richest
salt springs in the United States are found
within the territory oflhe Cherokee Nation.
1t says that thousands Of tons could be Sc
cured, but capital and enterprise will be re.
ouired 10 work the springs.