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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-07

The Postmaster General has sdvixi Hos
II. n. Res a the essablishment II the follow.
Ing new Post ot6Ns in this Territory;
At EsnA FillnoS county and the appoist-
ncnt Of Brpxa Jrpp. - Postmaster.
Al Saratoga, winons county. and the sp-
pointment Of TaoxAs L. piXoS. a. Pos,nas
ter.
A, Bariisg,on. in th- county OF Lake. and
the aPpcintm~n, Of Cu,nrs. W HlxsoRp. 10
Postmaster.
sisrnL WrHsou, has been sppoin,ei Post.
master a, oroooco. in the county Of GccdAae,
in place Of = +, HIcrs resigned.
The name Of the Pos, Office 4, NAn,oo, in
the county Of Hoas,ou, has be-a changed to
Ia Crcsesnt
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rhe Pisasep sauara.

We are pksscd 10 sAm that braa hand
has been srysniled by the young ssutlemn q
this city, under the leadership Of Prof isuALlx,
which Is IN be attached TO the Minnesota RIO.
nser Guard. Mr.. lsaMAs !. an accomplished
uusician. and his band viii odd much 10 the
interest of the paraics Of the Guard.
The Guard Is destined " be one Of thu crack
companies Of the wcst It viii psrsde, We Ia
lieve, this week. whcn our citinns will have an
opportsnisy of sAmiring the sollierlike deport
uest Of shs members. and netting their prosrs-,
In military scisur.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-07
An Uninsensional Compliment.

We have given sufficient number OF tx.
tracts from the London Times, recently. to
show that the temper Of that organ is decided
ly unfriendly to this country. 1t regards Mr..
BUcH,SAN ~ o man who will maintain the
honor and interests Of the United States 50
risidly that England will not be the gamer by
his election. The Times is, perhaps. not aware
that the character portrayed in the following
extract from that newspaper is precisely the
one that the American people wish to see in
their chief magistrate:
The Central American question reaains,
and threatens q much less easy aud quiet sou-
tion, If We are not quick about il. Lord
Clarendon here assumes properly urgent tone,
and presses the plan of arbitration on the imme-
date attention Of Mr.. Dallas. II cannot be
urged, indeed too much that this affair must be
promptly dealt with; il it is not put into final
way Of settlement before the American election
there is no knowing when it will be settled
4 buchanan PRESIDENCY riN be a try,ng one 10
Enghsh inierssts, and must be anticipated #
possbie. President Pierce can have no partic
ular motive now 10 deal unfairly with US, or
hnSBN NH ihtrI Pnc Vinys Ic ~ Pfompis
not in such good humor with his successful RI
val a. to wish to hand over TO him 40 conven-
lent and choice a question to get popularity
upon a. the Central American one. lie can
have no great wish to leave bis successful rival
an opportunity Of outshining him, or to he
queath to him basis on which he can erect IA
Presidency much more brilliant than his
own. There is some chance, then, that Presi-
dent Pierce will deal fairly with us. But. il
We wait till his probable successor is installed
in the White House, We wait for the Presi-
dency Of man who viii, frame his whole policy
upon the idea OF American unity and supre-
macy
The above. which the Times heaps upon Mr..
BucHAxAS, is one Of the greatest compliments
that could be paid 10 his craftsmanship.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-07

LADY ByHox-the widow Of the great poi,
is yet alive and hearty. She has rcrntly par
chased the splendid rssidener Al iAe Ass poet
Rogers, in Lsndon.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-07

ditssis Csrssp"sdssss Of Ne h0assF - ueossvss
"a wAsus~Os; yaly ~, 1856.
This noruing. IN ~ Hss1s. DE- lest II .
long ssri0 ofcoutsstsd ut csass \ up for COO
sisesstion- That n nsspRa -. wmrvinD, Of
Kansas. These coatestsd cases have besn
privileged questions, interfering with. and d.
Aring ~ Isyiainsas. osAinGy issslstioa 81
Congress. believe Il ID not designed that
this case shall occupy much time. The Re
publicans have burnt nearly oil thsir powder
on this subject. and the democracy are always
opposed TO this purely sectional agitation. A
| prominent Republican. who hss become soms
I hat surkitsd with Kansasiam. informal NJ
that be should move the previous question. 1t
On early stsge Of the debate, and force the mat
Ter to . vote ct once.
immediately altar the disposal 81 this ques-
ton. the bin granting lands To Minnesota for
Railroad purposes win BE- taken mp, and do
posed Of II Is hoped that this may BE- done
today.
Our Delsgsts, Hon. II. NJ. Ricr, has, aitrr
long efiort, sccurrd the pledge Of tho Depart.
ment TO appoint three msIlrouis agents on the
Missississppi mail boats this season. with tho
psomie that the number shsll be increased to
SIX merit summer. Hon. AT Dr. Ia vHmass.
. member Of the lest Legislature, will he tso-
dered the appointment from Minnesots. and II
L..
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The 81 Paul 1irnss OarbIeu the G,lloviuO
-. ,..., 49,. ~ IT,. n, -. ....,.s
ps' NV" W.. !" ," vs."
sno Keeps u Standing al tho head OF its ed'tori'
81 column
~ KgPEAT TRAr ! NEVER CAN AND sEvHR
wiIs VIE W x Az y, 10 s.siLx r9wsx NIL .vns
1iTo1Y WnssE IT boEs Nor ExisT."
The sunseh from which the .boye ,ss.agc
a. -, ,-r- 20
pu'P"" 7" w uAAe"' was oeh'ereu ny "r
Gar In tho Ssnaie In 1850. For the bssedt
Of the readers Of the Tsms We publish the nor
tin, s,o,n ~h,eh N,w.o. o,,hls, N. .ho.a
~ ~, $1,000 ~" 'o''
I" Will w seen tnas MT oiAS 10 TINS speech,
plants himself upon the ground tho Democrat
II nartv nov occup;es via that NJ xox.,xry,
,.sroy a. GO. 10. -. l.. a.. IT.,
'' ~ ~o. VIZ" ".'s'' !" 'ae ie'''
Tories WHAT MI. CLAY said, u - fellows;
"Sir, have said that never coah vote for
IL. and ! repeat that ! never can, and never
will vote for Il; and no earthly power shall ev.
or make ms vote to plant slavery where slavery
dos not exist. Still. u there 10 . majority
and there ought to be such q msjority-ior
interdicting slavery north Of tho line, there
ought 10 be an equal majority II quality and
Justice 10 done 10 tho south -. ..imit slavery
south of the line. And IL there be- Q majority
ready 10 accomplish beth Of these purposes,
though cannot concur in the action. yet l
would be one Of the last 10 create any distur.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-07

SrIcIsE-JoHS II, MsrrHEws. district At
,orney for Worcester, Mas, committed sur
eide 90 Sunday afternoon By taking stryeh-
sils
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0svssssrship ss Kansas

1'he telegraph announces that on the first Of
August, tho President sent Into the Senate,
tho appointment Of Colonel Jons w. 9EAar,
oi Pennsylvania, ~ Governor Of Kansas, In
place Of Wnsos SRAsxoS removed
The reasons for the removal of Gov. SnAx-
NON have not traaspircd. Col GrAW Is an
able and bravo man. During tho Mexican war
he served with honor. ~ Lieutenant Colonel Of
ono Of ths Pennsylvania Regiments, and since
his return from Mexico, hos Glled. with credit,
various public trusts. iis was first Mayor Of
San Francisco. and during his residence In
California occupied several positions Of respoo.
ability.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-07

A sul The Abolition papers are pub
fishing = letter Parporting to be RON certain
Perrin N. Brown, jr, Of Washington city.
which has bern ssnt 10 Oh the rossmasirss In
the Union, dssiring thsm to contribute 30 much
ssch towards distributing documents. &c. to
cid in the election Of Mr., BucHAx.S. There 10
no such man ~ Perrin N. Brown. IT.. connect.
ed with the Po, Ofics Department at wAAh-
inston, or with the pcnccrstic party, Some
rogue has probably tried this game ito make
a rair.' Yet it "a going thu rounds Of the
Abolition papers IS a hsnsfde document
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-07
o. r.sI ssA II. aa,,rsaa Cs..sss,s~..

To NE haisss ~ he hsasst ss< psme<rst
] learn with some surprise, that the citizens
OF Hudson, wiscunsin, are under the impres
sion that st Paul Is averss to the prcjcct Of .
rsilrusa coanction at that point. prskrrine .
more soatAeriy connection. a, PrSott, OF else
whsre I can con~ivc no reason Why such .
selling shosh be entertained as the proposel
route b direct 10 Chicago. via Madsoa. "
Milwaukee, AMI Is undoubtedly the first that
will reach this city nom the south, or Mast
I, will uess~rily he bail, with dispatch, ~
the rad to Hudson will he ooe Of the srur6-
carries OF the recent grant cf land to Wisconsin;
and Chicago will compete in hsrrying il for
ward in orirr 10 secure the prize Of the ,rAsie
AMI travel Of the North west.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-07

The What crop q love ID r~prsrnt~d -
being an averss- one in quantity and Of excrl.
cot quality
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-07

Letter fPO0 The Nos. =. r.. 0les-E1Gses
81 ne hail Rosa Ossns spes Pre-.
s0Ds1sosrs.
We present buisw an impostsss eenrnani.
cation from our Drlsgs,s in conCess, in refer
ence to the effect IL pssnss Of . bin granting
lands to Railroads y this Tssritosy vill have
upon those se.tlen who have not perfected
their presumption rights
wasmsoros, July "a. 1856
To the IanDss u tbs Psasss SD Dsmssrst
] am daily receiving letters from Tsrsoos
who have settled upon the Government lands
for the purpose oientsring their papers for pre-.
sspticD, whs sssn fearful that shoald grsnts
be Isssic for Hail Road purposes in osr Terri
tory, thst their rights would be jeopariissd.
! wish TO ssy that 10 case grants should BE-
maais tos Rail Roads --aDd tbs lasds with
drawn from market AMI the Offices ciosel, -.
that the settlers would not be effected In the
least. Their prescriptions could, after tho
opening ofIthe Offices. be consummsted the same
- though no grant had been made; and even
after the withdrawal VI the lands, preesnptess
can 90 on and when the Offices are opened prove
sp. After the line has been dsfsrmmsd ard
tho lands selected. the pre.emptioa right Of
course eessx; bat no quarter section can he
% selected u they have been improved or oc.
cupied by persons who wish 10 prceInpt the
a. A l. Al = Al
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-07

HIS Knows WHO WILL ~ President 49,
One Of onr exchanges rlstes that in y York
q week or two since, the Fre Soil candidate
for President went on board the STRAIN ship
Orizaha, to ~y "Adios" to some California
bound friends. A gentleman Who was With
Fremont said to Padre Viii, The Nicaraeuan
minister, who was on board. Allow me 10 IN
troiace your excelIepcy to thu next Prcsideut
o, the United Stairs (making a motion to-
wards Fremont, bat not calling him by name
The Padre stepped forward. rAissd his hat. bow
ei and said. Il am very happy to see yoa. M
buchanan"
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An article appears In the London Tunes, OF
u" ,o'a instant On 'ne oen'fh American
question ire tenor OF which IS 10 the enscf that
." d''nca'.y W." On remove" 70 : Satisfactory
anders'Anu'"s oe'"ee" s'sa' nf''a'n anu .ne
UNION o's"' ny '"e s"Fieaoer on 'ns my
'''s"u' 70 '''''A' A"a v'"' suA"a'y '..'
l.o,Ic 10 Inc Pacific through the Stat. Of Hon
duras. shall bc kept open to both countries.
Gen. HxxmAs. thu Minister Of hoosiuras. WA
In london. empowered 10 negotiate On behalf
Of his own Government, and % between Mr..
Dallas and Lord CLARENDON. Ths sgru, Of
tho proposed Honduras Railway was also in
oc.,o, AM, u,ec,or;.I NJ Tho pyouossd tcrms
:, -. 49, n.,,.,,.
lo' ~'''enm"' no" oeen ~n' 70 'ns u'p'o"@''
representatives ot the unli~i Statss' France,
and Great britain.
| IN. Ion,,o, T,,,, ,.v. tina, al, r.., l,r,,.,,
' ~ '..' -, 80.
hes no wish 'or territory on Tue 'en'rAA Amer
lean cosst.' becsusc her IOWA West India
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-07
ssopppias the wheels OF Gsvernmess.

The action OF the COMMITTEES Of the Whole
on the state Of the Union yesterday, in amend
ing the Army appropriation bill by adding o
clause repeating oil the legislation OF the Kan
So Legislature, IL finally insisted on by the
HOUSE, will be equivalent to refusal to appro-
pirate dollar for the support Of the Array Of
the United States for the current fiscal year
This will be playing plump into the hands Of
the (so-called) Border Rufhans. who only ask
q fair field in Kansas and no interference
whatever on the part Of the Government. We
are satisfied that naught but the interference
OF Col. Sumner and his troops prevented the
forcible expulsion from the Territory OF all who
had joined the abolitionist canse therr, which
bat Tor that would have been consumed month
ago or more. IL the President. for want Of
the means Of paying the troops shall be com
PEELED to withdraw them, sbolitionsm 10 the
Territory viii see sights, the reader NAV ~
ly on II, Washington Mar.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-07

Ws give place this morning. with great
pleasure. 10 = communication from one Of our
most respected ci,Irsns, urging tho propicty Of
thu immciiate formation Of Staie Constltu-
tioE, with . yicw Of Minsaota entering tho
Union ~ om II the sovereign States Of tho
Confdcracy,
thur correspondent bAscs his communication,
however, on MISREPRESENTATION Of iscts. The
last Legislature Ja,iNi 10 pass resolutions look
ing 10 the formation Of State Constitution,
~ stated 10 the communication. Resolves Of
this character we believe. wem introduced into
the Council, hut never pamed that body. Mr..
wAmrs'a absence from the city, during the
winter. will accoani ior this mistake Tho
error. however. does not affect the writer's ar.
gumsnt
FasnoSr can Io~e Rhode Island. California.
Iowa. wisconsin, New Hampshir~ aud Yer.
mont, and all tbs slavcholding Statss, and yet
10 elected President by the Electoral College.
M,nassofsan.
That IL all very we'll Hut FRrsosr cannot
b. elected President II he loses California and
Pennsylvania. OF New York. or Indiana. Ill
nois. and Wisconsin, The New York Tribune,
has lately given review 81 tho probable rsslt.
in the several States. Of tho Presidential elec.
ton. From Ia own showing--sni the 1rl
ban~ has never tscn suspected II claiming any
io. than Ia side was entitled tot appears
that there ARE only about half dozen Siatcs
II consider. uas for Femoai while hc must
carry o~ry Northern STATE to elect him. lhc
Tribune thinks that u every element cr oppo-
sition to the Democratic party can be cembin'
I'd against Mr.. BucMASAs. and, with the most
uutiring cf'ort. i'cnnsylvania may poss'biy b.
carried for Fremont but thr chanccs ar against
10. Il Ears that Indiana. through the dclec.
ton Of Mr.. Dunn, will hs lort TO Fwmoat. II
says 10000 yotsa wasted on fillascrs will xivs
the State to Fremont Illinois. the Tribune
considers very doubtful 10 California II L
uncertain whether FRrxosr electoral ticket
will bo formed
II the Miunesotian editor IL a. well satis6c,i
with the appearance Of tho political battle
ground ~ We arr We consider him 10 happy
f~a,e u mind
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-07

California PoaHeians-Gsmbisrs AMI OQes HoIdsrs-
Aetien q the Sislsses sn1issss-Pfosr~ss 81 tie
\ Revelation, &c.
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any body seen any particular benefit from them
very little indeed, compared with the cost.
Oue hundred dollars in the hands Of State,
viii do ~ much in the way OF improvement, -
one thousand dollars appropriated by the Ma
tional Government, which goes who can tell
wher II certainly disappears very last; and
thoe who arr 80 fortunate as to get the money.
cry out Justify abou, the benefits Of rsmaining
a Territory. A, . first glance. it seems TO
some persons that il woah be hest for US to
hold on to the co~,.,Ails Of Cncle sam a
loog as be will allow Us 10 do 50. But those
prisons will satisfy themselves that they are in
error, il they viii but take the trouble to re-
dect seriously Tor a moment. Congress pays
inv officials for US. that we would be better
able to pay ior ourselves ~ State for the
reason. that property, which d the basis of
TAXATION, would thsn be more valuable AMI ysr.
manent than !, Is at present.
As for the government appropriation. We
should get quite - much As W. derrved. and
quite a. nu,h as We would ~ q Territory
Have not Wisconsin and Iowa receutly recriv.
ed immense grants Of land foe Railroad purpo-
ss, while We IS yet have noee-none but the |
one that vss 50 wantonly snaiched from our
srssp' God grant that we may have another |
non. and that under brighter auspices il may |
ulltl its magnificent handed mission.
Think no, then thu, the youthful State viii d.
i've no eucour1eemrat and aid from the NJ
ionAl treasury. She win have everything she
iss the eouraee TO ask for With tro S~ns.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-21

L. Ill. TEMPLE d co.
Are now selling GRooERIEs, at their Store
No 81 Washington Square,
at the prices mentioned in the following list, viz
Powdered Sugars at 9lc. per Id.
Crushed do. AZ Ole
Brown Havana do at SBc
Porto Rico do at 71c
Coffee extra, at Sc
Saergtus at 7c.
Cream Tartar at 3sc.
Rasins (new fruit at Ice.
Black Tea. ZINE favor) at 31o
Moolsses az SIC per gallon.
Burning Fluid at SIC per gallon.
And all other kinds of Groceries equally low. Spices In
packages to suit, at wholesale prices An Goods men
TONED above are Of the Best q uuIify.
Goods delivered to any part Of { he city.
Remember the Place, 81 Washington
nl5 Square, Worcester. diff
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DAILY PAPER.-Five dollars per year; $3.50 for six
nontsi $l25 for three monhs 10 cents per week. single
opes two cents each Ren paid strictly in GdUance,
deduction of 81 year will be made and proportionate
eduetion paid quarterly half yearly in advance.
WEEKLY PAPER.--Price two dollars a year; 81 for six
s s1 ~ ~ -. ems loi lee n,ols . a ie .S III
70 The postage the daily by mail to any part Of
Massachusetts, is 10 quarter; to other States, SS cts
quarter On the Weekly in Worcester County, notng,
In all other parts of Massachusetts, 10 cts year, in
other States "a cts year.
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DEMOVAL.-The subscriber having removed
from Orange ST. to ~ Southbrdge st. would respect
keep the best supply of
CAKE, BREAD, AND PASTRY,
to be found in the city Order received by A. P Abee
Confectioper, Pleasant ST., ut u Southbridge st
- DIFF GE0. n KING
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TRANSIENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

For the Daily Spy must in all eases he paid in advance
at the rates given above Pegsos lcsiI.- G.s4l.ce
may readily ascertain the cost Of airy number of nser
tions, by consulting the table, and remit accordingly
% The contractor for square for year with the right
change has also the privilege of making up his space
with several small advertisements if he chooses Larger
advertisements at the proportionate rates.
% Advertisements inserted every other day, on
special days. two thirds of the above rates. Advertise
ments ordered inside all the time SO per cent advance
Special notices, rs per cent. advance.
Loaded business notices, in reading columns 10 cts,
Inc for one insertion.
Notices of Funerals IS cts Obituary notices, in ad-
diton to the record of the death, cents per line.
WEEKLY PAPER One square, weeks $1,O0 Each
additional insertion 20 c. On squars months $500.
One square, year, 5000
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THE WORCESTER SPY.


Printed and Published by JoHN MILTON EARLE, &
THohAs DREW a. No 30 Main Street, Worcester Mass
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DroCcries, 81.

Ed E-OPENED! NEW STORE! NEW
IA GOODS
?. HOLBROOK 4 CO. have re opened their Grocery
establishments in Bowers Block No. 2i3 Main street(wo
stores norh Of he or place Of business where they
prepared to wait upo heir friends and former patrons
we have just received from The diferen markets,
nesh assortment of choice groceries, with which intend
to DO constantly supplied and viii furnish them delivered
in any part OF the city, favorable as the
quality of goods can be found at any place Worcester
P. HoLBRO0K 4 CO.,
jy11 diff 2lS Main Street
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Books, &5f.
a. LOS NC OUT SALE
~ Or
B O O K S
AT COST!
No. y w q q s O q L.

NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS! !!
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no. 1874 Main Street.
Recent Speeches AMI Addresses Of Charles Summer.
The Angel in the House a Poem.
An Bpitome of the History nj Philosophy.
Notes on Central America. by f. G Squier.
Life in Brazil, nc, by Thomas Ewbank.
Memoir Of Rev. John Moore. by j. G. Adams
The Refugee, or the Narratives of Fugitive Slaves
Edith, or the Qualer's Daughter.
Wollsden.
Edith Halls.
Tie Attache in Madrid.
Annual of Scientific Discovery for 1856
spiritualism against Christianity, by Daniels,
The Onyx Ring, by Sterling.
Tolla, by Edmund About.
Journey in the Seaboard Slave States.
Elements of Lg.c.-Tappan.
Napoeon's Letters, &C.
Bglow Papers.
Songs and Ballads of the American Revolution.
Elementary Treatise on Logic, by Wilson
Dera Grafton.
Book Of Autographs of Distinguished Individuals.
Our Cousin Veronica, by Miss Wolmsly.
Chances ami Gmpses by Harriet Hunt, NJ. D.
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The Day Star, by Davis.
Mimic Lie, by Mrs. Richie
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Treatise on Punctuation, by Wilson.
Diaries, Almanaos, and ANIMALS for 1855
Egant Assortment Of Fancy Goods.
Great Variety Of Toy Books.
ERYlNG'S LIFE OF WASHINGTON.
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Hon. ISAAC DAVIS, Pres't. CLARRNDoN HARRIS Sec'-
This very successful Company conducted upon the cash
principle, with rigid economy, having accumulated a
large surplus cash capital have been enabled reduce
the rates of Premium about rs per cent and dispense en-
TREY with deposite notes: the annual premium being the
xtent of the liability.
$4,000 only taken on one risk.
Policies issued en- good lives for California and other
countries, at re teed rates Of premium.
FER further information, apply TO
CLARENDON 2 AIslIs. sec'y ss Main st.,
NV uyorcesta-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-21

COPaPtnershiP.-The undersigned have this day
formed copartnership for transacting general com.
mission business in Flour GRAIN Butter Cheese Produce
Leather, &c, under the name of UPHAM 4 ALDRICH,
and will continue the business of Adj & Co. at No. "a
and as Front Street, as heretofore
GEORGE P. UPHAM.
2. w. ALDRICH.
Worcester, Sept 1st 1855. diff