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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-05
-. THE nnNoRABLN sENATE IN

FANu THE H0NORABLE SENATE AND
= House Of Representatives Of the G mmonweah of
massachusetts,, in General Court assemblies
The uodersign'd officers and kholders OF the Barre
Auo North Brook field Railroad Corporation respectfully
pson ynnr honorable body that the charter said cor
poston may be altered and uended rs that the time
II tne construction OF said road may extended for four
years from The expiration of the time for the said con-
sf,eion as prescribed by law that the road NAV he
punt IN conF the rst section extend from the village
q Ess Broosheld, in the town Of Brookded 10 North
centej that the present stock holders be re
from their subscription TO the stock If said corno
tato except 50 for relates to liabilities for debts Al
Ieauy cn raete and that the cOrpors shall be here
ater managsd by directors chosen by such stockholders
as may take stok for the construction of said rst sec
nnh O SAID road, which shsl first be constructed Also
that me town Of North BrookAed in their I'D rste ca
paciy, ne authorized to subs be for ock Ia the Rail-
Iosd Iporauon 70 an amount not exceeding ten fbiu
san uoi'fr, or TO contribute sum not exceeding NAT
9uount, Tor the construction sad road, ami tha9
mission be given for the alteration Of the ocato ~ i
road; and 10 General for such POW rs and mr. VILLAGES ~
shall enable the stockholders to constypct IA $50
said first section o. said road tin ts anal extenso 70 ~
town nf Barre by the construction Of the rerai wy
lion Of said road and az In du bound vii ave seO-
Signed, EDWARD DENNY f'N''
J. jenkins, ia
HOLLIS TlOD, Di,sc,o-,
EZtA BArCHELLER Of tbe
JOHN HILL, IN n
A a A N A n IAN
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COnsmlalDliOsa cala Do CureN.
CONSULTATION FREB.

DR.. MARSHALL CURES CArARRH.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES SORE THROAT.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES COUGHS
DR., MARSHALL CURES ASTHMA
DR.. MARSHALL CURES BRONCHITIS.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES HEART DISEASE
DR.. MARSHALL CURES LIVER coMPLAINT.
DIR. MARSHALL CURES DYSPEPSIA.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES DYsENrERY.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES HUMORs
DR.. MARSHALL CURES SALT RHEUM.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES sCRoFCLA.
DIR. MARSHALL CURES NERVOUSNESS
DIR. MARSHALL CURES PARALYSIS.
DIR. MARSHALL CURES LUNG FEVER,
DIR. MARSHALL CURES CONSUMPTION.
Mr.. nj. cOuld fill thousand NeWspa-
pers with certificates IRON persons whom he has cured
wren 10 the last stsges of every diseases of space
prevents their insertion here but the Doctor can show
Them from every town in the Union.
DIR C. Howard Marshall is the only
Physician in the world who thorouhgy cure Caarrh
and completely eradicate it from the system He is the
most successful, well as the cheapest Physician in
America, and has restored to Health and Strength
10000 SUFFERERS!
DIR. G.. Howard Marshall has no Spuffs
r sale of his valuable Medicines be obtain
I'd OF any other person than himself
This Winter and Spring, for the greater
convenience Of persons residing in this State Dr. MAR
SHALL will have all his letters directed to him al the
Bay State Hons9 Worcester instead of the ST. Nicholas
Hotel, New York as formerly.
The First Seven Days of Each Month,
Or, RSHALL
VIII be at the
BAY STATE HOUSE, WORCESTER.
Dr. NJ canbe consulted, and prescribe for equally as
veil by Letter as in peraon.
All Letters left at the above Hotel at any time during
lhe month, will be promptly attended TO.
DIRECT ALL ORDERS OR LETTERsTo
DIR. q. no WARD MARSHALL
Bay State House, Worcester.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-05

TENaS EntENTs TO RENT By FRANKLIN
n WHiPPLR 2s3 Main street.
1 mic Lower Tenement, No l Crown street.
Lower genements Benefit street, near Junction
Ma hne ehcp, soh SEQ per year
b yer Tenement on ward street, rent $50.
Upper Tenement on Edward street. rent $50.
mch5 dtAI
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Drp GOODS
REAT EXCITE MEN To!
AWFUL SLAUGHTER
I'D R = G. D D ID g ;!
DISSOLUTION of CoPARTNERsHIP!
Entire Stock purchased at an immense
Discount

We would respectfully inform the ladies Of Worcester
and vicinity that we have purchased the entire stock Of
VIM Locke 3: Co., No. Lincoln House Block Main st.,
Worcester at immense discount from first cost, add
have added to it about So o 900 worth Of
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G Pan NER W.
IN Music Store, in a thrivi
with a cash capital OF $780,
lOde1n Fsctory. light years
81 90. References exchang
atsthe Office Of this paper.
n IST OF TTEI
H Office, Worcester, Mar,
Anders or, A
Aldrich, Aron
Andrews, bliss Abbie J
Ainsworth, Z
Ashland, George W
ALLEN, JANIS L
Atkinson, } Z
Anti onI, j Merritt
Adams, John .
Allen, Lizzie U
Abb tt. Msria
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avs charles
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Do4le, mrs hsrman
DAVIS, James . N
DAVIS Liidy
Dewey, Meme
DoveI, Peter
Dola", P4trick
pohnei,lsh IL
Doa, ollas
Draper, Wlillam u
DAVIS q mas
EaIoN, + L
evans, MISS a j
Emerson, Julia
h Psey, John Murphy
Eaton, Lsdnd'r
E'"eh, william Z
Emerson, Dea WIN
Eo NBE CHA IL LES
Falr 9anks, MRS Ablgan u
: alrDanSs, As7hei
E'she, Naroline ?
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Ferreii, d TX NJ
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Nenl tisel,lcElta.
BY E. w. VAIL

BY E. w. VAIL.
Office $50 Main street, opposite the Post Oairs.
old BUILDINGS AT AUCTION
" ON MAIN STREET..
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Notices.
nee for INVEST

ARE CHANCE for INVEST MENT.
The subscribers o.r for sale their stock Of Boots and
Shoes Fixtures and lease Of store occupied hy them
The ioca,ion mo American House Block being
ror to any in the city, AMI has good OF
tom
The above offered for sale as the subscribers wish to
Pve their whole attention manufacturing VIII Oh they
have been engaged in ion with the store for the
last year. CUMMINGS HUDSON
Worcester. March 3, 1857. dtf mho4
Z EICESTER Academic pring and
h Summer Term viii commence on THURSDAY, April
Thorough Instruction will be givel a usual in all
branches of English Education Ancient AMI Modern Lam
guages and Music The advantages afforded we're never
greater There are superior accommodations for board
ing both youRz gentlemen and young ladies'. For in-
form ton apply to A. II. WAsHRURN, Prin
JOHN NELSON, Pres. of Trustees.
Leicester, Mass March 8, 1857. dtsp2 mch4
rses TIE UNION SHOE STORE HAS
E4A again - gin out'' but the North End is going
~ ahead. II any person wishes to encourage hon
west industry let IN. m call at the North End Gus
ter. Mems, Poys, Ladies', Misses BOOTS and SHOES
Of various kinds made to order, and kep constantly
hand from the best Of actores and will be sold at
the lowest cash prices All goods EcrS warranted to
be just whas they are represented or made good.
Ladies' and Cents Slippers botomed; Ladies' Caters
neatly soed Mems Boots half seized, so 5sc half solpd
and heeed IS to $780, sewed boots halt soed soc; half
soled and eeled s. 90 to sll0
Worcester, March 3, 1851 S..CARPENTER, Ag't.
mch4 d6t&2taw2m
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yENnE So BSCRlBER having purchased OF u
y c. ADAMS. his interest in he

4 C. ADAMS, his interest in the
Furniture and Gliding Business,
Would respectfully tender his sincere thanks for the
verv literal patronage which has been bestowed upon the
Ole drm, add pledges himself that exerton on his
part shall be spared to merit continuance Of the same
Having disposed of his stock IF Furniure he will make
q L L ID l n G,
his exclusive business and intends keep Constantly on
hand good stock and of the first quality, consisting
of Ornamental, Paio, Oval, and Square Portrait and
Looking Glass Frames, Gilt Noul ling Pier Slabs Brack
cts Locking Glasses, Oil PAINTINGS Enzravines &c &C.
MlRROhS furnished for Hotels Stores, and Private Dwell
ing tluses If any style and quality, short notice. and
at as low prices they be obtained in Boston, or else
where
Those in want of the above named articles please call
before purchasing.
All orders by mail othersise, Will be promptly at
tended to at the cd s.aud AS Main street corner Of
Central f. P LOWELL
f23 dim
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Dr,pNEss AND BBINDNEss

Are curab or may be retisUed at least, in very short
time if there is actual Differentiation, by newly
discovered simple and expensive remedies and treat
ent now in very successful pra3ce by Dr.. RAMSDELL,
los pleasant street, on Monday Of each week.
Physicians are invited to examine this method and
entire approval.
These not able to pay the regular fees for treatment
will he favored in every possible manner by calling from
to 10 A. NJ diff do
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= nun bdtlG OIL EGA tbbuh {
an from eighty to one h
Ie for a Lu1 Der or Stone Va
or leased for q term of yea
D S. MESSING ER
Iecdislm
ANT ED-In a Book a
wing snd healthy Western ci
$50. Also, a partner in a
establi he'd, with a capital
ged. Address HAlusic Slor
daW3t% NH.
RS remaining in the 2
rch 9th.
Henshaw, Lorenzo
Henry, Lawns
llorv, Louisa
Haverstock, Mary E
Harlow, Marthsw
H0oosrd, Olive
Hale, Oscar A
ii utter, Sanford L
. Hill, Sarah
Harrington, Sarah n
Hnlbrouk, Mrs S W
Hilton, VIM J
Johnson. Miss Emily
johnson, Hannah NJ
KEYS. II w
Reyes, Charles A
K,tttidgs, 7
Kavanaugh, Mary A
Kent, VI A
X hoe, Mi Ia Il
LANE. ANNA
LlyertV, Miss A
Long, ward
Leoulrd, Mrs e
Lothers' Ellen
Jackson, James
LavsTty, James
eWia; Ihos
Low stephen Z
NATHAN, BID
MeCorm'cSi Bridger
Msllaten, Alr
McMhhon, ANN
Moalton, Charses
Mu2ly, Char Is
Martin, Francis
MORGAN, Francis
Mathews 4 &
NJ lsh, Master Henry
Munger, Harvey
Morse, Jane I
Moore, Luther
1,, laura I
Mulyeny, Lizzie
mo9Le' Lew
IIauen, nary
MEG aEty, Margret
Moore, Mary y
meghran, PATRICK
MaXh4m' samnei N
NlChOLs JOHN
Nichols, Abigail
Naughlon, DANIEL
Mul"ay > NJ
Mich Is, sarah
Nelson a hlce
y NEAL, NJ 4 huhEE
L hlLhltS mrs
Perry Mss a L
Prstt, Ohsrles
fearsoh, hmliy U
Potiian, Eli n Y
FlimPIoh, Henry \
PhiiiipS, u EiVlrs
zero Johh
R@'ile Mary
Fark, NJ trtha a
Perry MaTtln
Palmer, Wary
t9tte Wllllam Z
QOlh Is Y, N
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Quinn, John
Q9iLn, Lhomas
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" U DC Sud on M premises,
TGURSDA NEXT, NJ ARCH 18Th,
at 10 O'Clock, the RuiiHgs, Nos 223 and 225 Maiu-st
now occupied by Fred. Clapp, and Messrs Goddard
EstabTooE ASH three Buildings in the rear of said store
all to be removed Immediately after the first of Apr
next Toms liberal Fur further particulars il qure
the auctioneer, the subscribers their shop On Nor
wieh street. rear of Worcester Bank Block.
mch5 dts EDDY & SHELLEY.
nN THE RAILRO AD!-THE LOT O
" LARD lying on the West side OF the Worcester an
Nashua Railroad extending rom Garden Street about on
Thousand ct Oh the road from eighty to one hun
dred feet wide 1t is suitable Lumber or Stone Yard
VIII be sold at bargain, leased for term of years
en- application to b 5. MESSENGER.
rs decdislm
G Pan. NER VANTED-In a Book an
N Music Store, in thriving healthy Western city
with a cash capital Of $4,000 Also, partner in a Me
lOde1n Fsctory. light years esabl he'd, with capital
81 90. References exchanged. Address Music Store
atsthe Office this paper. daw3t* mh5
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HUW ND DENNY,| I
J. W jenkins, JR,
HOLLIS TIDD, D,,so,o..
EZ "a BATCHELLER Of ia
JOHN NIL, In. a Nm
An AaA WALKER, Railroad
SETH CALDWELL,
CHAs. P. ADAMS,
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-04-25
To Sugar Planters.

THE undersigned, thankful tn the plant
Il ing community for past patron &c, tke< plea ure in
st ng he is ready to ke contracts for the
of Sag rhouses rureerie Bass Sc Chimney
etc al o. kete set ng. He al sol n, ard u ne
au ho lied To pat up The PATENT BAG iSSE FURNAt
ate tel in May last, by Abraham H: ger and Ynung>
Terre!on and refers t. the foown letter fleet
Persons wishing services requested II in per
SON or address him by letter at the Tu oaux Posofce
JAMES Nj. CRAWFORD.
Nosice.-Thss to certify that have this day sold
unto J. NJ Crawfo d. of TAiloaux Laiouche irish, La.
the right to put up arni Basasse Furnace patented
may eth 1856. in the foowiag imed par he viz: As
sumption, LafoGrche. AMI TsTrtboune M. Crawford ii
also rivilsgei to employ the full set I ,iaders.
ABR MIAMI HAGER,
Tbhodaux Jan g. 1857 YOUNGS ALLYN,
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-04-25
HOllilssa Town COI,slcil.
Hot MA, April s, 1851.

l1OthAs apii c. 1919
The new Board of Trustees assembled this day,
and after beng duly sworn, proceeded to organize
themselves by eIectng F. S. Goode Mayor: A. J..
Deaport, Assessor; E. n. du Ireil Clerk, and
5. Wolf Collector and Constable
On motion, it was Resolved: That the Mayor
is requested to examine the Laws and report on
The accounts of J. d. Umberfeld and \. ii.
kghtor by next meeting
On motion it was Resolved: That all annual
tav Of two hundred dollars be levied on the taxable
property Of the town OF Houma for the year 100.
and that after the necessary notification by the
MAYOR. an election be held for the purpose OF TAX
ing the sense Of the qualified voters of the town OF
Houma upon the propriety OF levying all addition
al tax of three hundred dollars for the year le3 4,
making with the aforesaid sum of two hundred
d,,,ars already levied, the sum of five hundred
dollars. and that at said election all those in favor
of said additional tax shall have written on their
Tickets TAX" aud those against the same shall
have written thereon :" No TAX" That should a
majority of the said voters be in favor OF the sad
additional tax the same be assessed upon the taxa
bic property as the regular tax, and that the COL
lec,or proceed to collect and pay over the same
torether with the aforesaid regular tax of two
hundred dollars.
Be il further Resolved: That the Mayor be au-
thorized to accept the donation made by the par
i<h Oh the 9th day of April 1887, OF Batture for
the use of Market House.
Town Council adjourned to first Saturday OF
June. 1857. Signed,
F.s. GoODE, Mayor.
f. n Du TRElL. Clerk.
hereby certify the foregoing to be true and
faithful copy of all the proceedings of the meet
ing held this day
Witness, my hand this 2lst day of March,
A. u 1857 E. n DU TREIL. Clerk.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-04-25
To Sugar Planters.
& SONS. Southwark FC

AV1 dry, Philadelphia. having ohta ned the exclusive
right anufactuIe and sell The n RtLLIEUX PATENT
SUGAR-B0iLlNG APPARATUS, info. m the Ianters OF
Lou sana that .ey prepared contract for such ap
par with all its arpenHges. Vacuum Pans nude by
them viii have the tubes arranged as t, be taken
SCI aratsy and replaced at pie The size of the
Pars greatly enlarged and if desired be
frames, supported by columns sufficiently strong to
the app ratus in event the building be NJ down
81 ,hular tyliHdrc i Strike Pans, as planters NAV
prefer. with tw" SETS Of tubes New ard improved CLAIR
fer, with Intoxicating surface in place II The small bot
king it the most perfect app yet offered to
planters
NJ & s. manufacture complete Open Steam Trains,
Sugar Mills, Engines and Boilr, Strike Pans, Pump NJ
Engines ami sugarhonse Doctors, Syrup Tanks. Filters,
Bone Black Burners Bow-ups Air Pumps, Cane Juice,
Syrup I'd Waier Pump, Ste IN Traps Float Boxes. ST.
smyih Steam Hammer, Marine n Stationary En-
ynd every variety of chnery for Plantations ana
RefneIies. Apply to
". L. THOMPSON, Commerr al Agent
40 Camp street,
We FLANDERS. Engineer ard AGENT
feb2i- Am 40 Camp street, New Orleans
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-04-25
HOUMA EXPRESS.
D F. HOLDEN has now plac


LIZ the line from the Railroad Crossing Terrebnnna De
rot TO Rouna Stage and Express capahs of carryi:
eight passengers. Express packages of sh merchandise
will be carried at reasonable rates. The Express st re
will leave Honma every morning at hafpa>t O'Clock
and returning to Houm viii leave the Depot immediate y
after the arrival of the from the city say halt past
IL to IL NJ.
n. bah parsons expecting packages by the ENrres
must be prepared. (ty themselves agent) with the
cash to paw charges delivery it will he impossible to
conduct such business any other principle.
Ordersfor the city, per Express vii lie received at Hon
ma or intermediate oinis ami forwarded with despatc
Ill letters by the Express must be post 'ge paid.
This is only the beginning IF system of Express in
accommodation, with our large commercial metropolis
and elsewhere which is ineneed to be carried cut il
proper encouragement is extended.
19 II BFHOLDEN.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-04-25
10 those rho m0p feel interested i:

10 UtSe N'Hb mug fctt t"cfcSth
Being the ginal protector Of the large furnaces for
burning brcasse of rollers used for grinding
and having led one in 1854 and another in ie55. with
NEE ing wi the recess had anicipaied-tie fur
naees requiring murh wood and al of iii a.
sreeabe ator in Gle ring them Of cindar engaged
Messr II gar & Allyn EJECT within my furnaces their
Patent Improvement the efectual ng Of the
iaga>>e reln ell To say, that after win. fu "
tired their mode OF burning the b1gsse dug the pres
rolling with pleasure state, that in my Judgment the
p inter- have noting belt that vii effect
s1ti>i cio1iv all tn be reasonably expected de-
sired. With sufirea SUI ply Of bagasse in pr po ton
to the size OF the furnace used fro halt to and Ii
cords of wood is ample supply for wentyouI hours
working. Z. l.. hlTTRIDHE.
Thibodaux, La. Ian. 6, 1856
Messrs Hanar & Allyn: Genttemen-Your furnace for
burning bagasse constructed the RenZ Plantation in
the Parish La works adm r:.by and is far
pefnr ether modes that had previously tried.
Your addition of the skeleton arch to Of the old
modes graf lveuent, but did not render the
furnace effective your entire furnace.
A. ROBINSON.
Thbodaux, La, Jan. 8, 1857.
Messrs. Hagar Allyn: Gentlemcn-The aptl cation Of
k Teton arch tie furnace Tor burning hasasse
the land Htton, il the parish of afourche, has
been decited Improvement ard in fct has exceeded my
most saneuine expeditions. jani1j +. e. EWING.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-04-25
At the 'Brick Store,'
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
CACHE l. BROTHER.

4 RE just opening the most complete assort-
n men, of seasonabe merchandise ever brought
to this parish. We will not attempt to enumerate
the articles comprising our stock, but believe we
have every thing that could reasonably be asked
for. aud all of the very newest and best quality.
The ladies are particularly solicited to come
and see the stock in their department, which has
been selected from among the best and most
fashionable fabrics in the market.
m2-.at GAGNE g. BROTHER.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-04-25
HOt FOR THE RAILROAD

John BERGER has placed Stage IND
y and Express upon the line from Z $500
houma to the Railroad Cross ng, rcrre-
homie Depot, capable Of carrying twelve p'ssenseis
The Express will leave Houma every morn ns Z .h
o'clock, and returning to Houm1, will l1aNe the Drpo
Immediately the arrival of the from the CITY
say al half past H.
Another Stage
win leave Houma every day between half past ten and
eleven O'clock in time meet the the retuI
from Bayou Bruf that passengers for New 0retns wi
have about three hours time in this p! ice than
heretofore.
FARE EACH WAY 81 90
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