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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-05
GarEIages ID Harness

~ &
fs7E1F 1ssszsscs::s haY1n2 CON alote4 his spacfoc
= Nar"3:anS and Nati3iactoF Dry il 5s6W t,rs.z,Irr III
meet ruznT iate VI f.+af1jti.A fssH>s and HAtttsss E~s#n aver !
i*fsn T. purchasers u this Vicinity anfs8g1 i Ii cal
tte AttPtlt1aa of Eis frs1Eu1& aptt the nuhtfa pea4Y.sl,
IT, iSsziatz5air1sE aud 10 examine !is. stqch. bef6rI
p'srcf}a.ass gr"w13etets IL @=S
~ <sT5u~ a1gs7
f#i"ch0af'd etase Coaenas, %@@%* ~
Il Nv" ans fanEseat Erefts.. ~#
hoeKa#a#F and 8aro'1eses, 80 ny ~
A'faS ana single seat ~HnggSex, &H4th and without
t1E's, -e -
N:th& splendid assortment Of doubte I'D ain
gle Hsrttess. WHIPS, sc, to 1~nase,l.
Also stage, Haaaaa and Cart If4filesx
blind lsrjIi+a, Collars, J!ancH, ~,
Al! "t which win lie srIts as iou-a< fI,ov .cr H.
purchased 1T arS I,ouse in Ita g1ts11,
MY facilities for repairing ar, ursprf,a sse.fi af1
me . EaDctle2- azfa . continuance Of patronage j.
~Soiioites. - -
haze III #tafa Il fail assar3 ~rnan.zaf fran car,nrfs
ing, Flat, !f9Hfnt: ana Square, Sheet ana FEa1n IRON
Ax!eS, Springs &c. f@N~"
Exlcoig ans Cemetery raliugs inasie 10 order. q,
LIE latest 81 yaes#a and s~ta5sarrss. :"
fi'av" also M hara: Cane Wagons and eart.s
1000 NaEEf'nS, sHaGa*Ee ana other light CARTS, and .a1l
k1nfs of "aea1friRi1t york made tn ort:.rs
&;>n taEkeras=Ferea Pun3ps, Chain Pf1snnz ea.ss
1'c+H lightning Ro:is, 81, &c. Gail ana ~ T7iTa -
t. i, oil sh* *'sot f'e~ h~zit5ihg) corner q Maine nd
noF~ ". +. TENSHRD.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-05
DENTAL NOTICE.

II. 7. FAY las ra.oP=nv1 bis Office
- WIG Ee% a~a9tariass, Improved ir@s~ur.ante an ;
TFSh M 81 fhe ne% improvements in the l.saGass;on
gan}1ac& 81 al. "@"% ""@ F'a-
..ataas o1'2at5nrr~+te a~t al hiz7as'aeace, IT,
Asps sStf
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-05
To AIctsis CTS, Builders. Contractors. Planters
and Others.

TIE c&1EIsIGNED7 wo,fia respectfully itts,fns
u ~fu'ti"ts. Planters and IT, eo,1nu,.ity FL Ia rpn
1hst h" Is IT, juiIT Prepared 10 u1ta4lastysrs hv sre9Sr,
p"%tT. 1tsn"ft hpfia@atti 1n"sisrate# ;rireH, nfai. ~f+ef!,ie.
9t=i'eF-l' ! l1!dow sas1. ai hfa!s nj PaansfS&77,4 Sab
&Jpors. tttahr" Izrd pF rnEolting deer b.3a 435a8ov
p ihs.S and Window Frames, BASE 4sacui9iug H..
E4aIn:sl*, f"ngueing and GruoFing, turunss Of sg+l:
ds.@rf !rtto4. . " ~
PLANK dressed to on7rr Of ang wiati, at,der va a+
sri Ut any Thickness u1der three inches. r}y#F#a=rs
aIe5S+'1 perfectly trac, of aay .lengt! ,rales tliirIzsGrs
'ae' i'ng aud twenty inches 10 uare. %
"a All orders ad1reSsei Il ne tlt,o.a}, t}s post
ohce, Ut = NJ Hart & Co., Of Baton l.oa1<o, viii met
viii prompt attention.
JAM J.. w. BROWN
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-05

IN" 3n"erSGr'ri ut.r4 his service IL to+s,p p,,-
a. a "l' " hiGil1, lie ;1as lssA aza Plea "a. c...a'
e. eau protance the REST o. reference, -
BENJAMIN FE2nlEE.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-05
- - ~ E~.x~-~

&t } E%hEGTEUidsf tffers his ser vices r. th- tcaaia =,
= Ar-t SAien Eohge ~ reg4lsrly cor..n'seiarei
sAtS4-Et SGAtVIxoEs. Mr II. can aJv ayx 10
,oa4' ~ 'te residence Of altss ii thef. aaeat one NIL"
taaiiy atteadrG To- l
Dee. 5tA- If. g.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-05
.DcUEL-E& E. SINGLE SHOT GUNS
Tie Ga>i SIhfT GUM. can aiwsFs 4a fsun4 at .
+. @Sss #z W. &1&fAa X it5tftL hi$.
70 RnTET Tn@pfrTrn.

" t!& g4i afI&4ia1ul I,aefss n ceesy3 4oaer:HS!as}. aH5f
Ejtl=;s, t:a5t4. =FFae7s. kh6f.. ItaaBa. z0tEs,45fn~es
3ras~ tuthi'A1r&s, HUt;tfFss, 1latos, Lau5J Ib.atsa.
FsFr5nge. Wjs.l@w f;iass, Putty. F5rset.. red Bsstaz
} s1E"'F 4n'i I'll 'tt5tr tei9rs. lSiaf- ii A.}s, Is5thtza.
Nhts2 Lad, ~t'# Ius, Et}ta1.-E3 E:Efs4*, l&ist enat.
ii. EhnG. 5frT+T. ;'t1&A t.ias~8. !'~iax1aser4 Hair. T4sniSh
an.t IN fact c""rT'h:Ds la &sf liz. r~pu5raa ttGap;sa.
I aii*t- Mf&NT4S !: HE3E1l EH<.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-05

looking Stoves

fF""r.,.' e cheap 1tna good GGnbLH2 STOVE.
aitla tr cad oE ~e@'f EaI 1t -$fGGtais fE&!itskuef..
IT.: h.N '" iatu 4t's are ct'n@tRIt;y Receiving tr51u
= : '.< Z ~c'tJ!@tj. ittt >h1fS. tn ta;r-t and u,seSt
pat r"s ~ ">tra ""n>s eas'hsas St"se~- 4!5ey arr
!4riis"H+ e e3pitL. E.At, ilvu were, Tl WIRE arst
%EH1 |1|*a, oakland "s& >.EEscr .4pF H.,rssaen: under
t'r ""ii. Azttte uiGop, - entner f>harels H4sI I,4fa3
y"tts, az at* re $4i5sssE}S & ifk5lftI~
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-05
bayou Sara & New a..
LINE or COAsrn 1iifan

~ cGT'Frcr, ]car a ! +. + 70 | steamer
!, ns* oyssans every. NOS ga ~ 4 b A.
! ~ ~. n'a "sssy FIzII,h I At ID ! Z 9 -
:anve +'S n s>satnsF Laurel. iiII.I g. y, % Hosggaaa1SSs
s Wsrs5 w ts,s oria*t,s ezeEy s1aD sIapsail Hl55a,s,
H., H2Nf+>pA q 8 :. n. f5r Hava ~ y 6 nd
H,c~y o J. st,' t%a., Q; a. p, csrtai ffS pfsS zas.s
j. H. -, aid 8 ssrs 1 s1si511 X cd 7adssai1a1,Y ~, Y X
u ~ 1Se sttalhet IsEGF. CAPITAL; s. & y IS !, ssa ~
H. r. 'J I3,"a1 sfsr5 stSDaY and III nj n ~, lsssea Ks~
40 e osa5t Is>.s,I' nv f'pita aaa Haarsf ay,,4,.,a
1'F"t Yes ~t1FIsan5s ,ssas,s1 TchoapHsIost,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-05
A: VI G 4 M
ruTTENF MD ~

BaguS EaUGEft !.
xr1rL MEcErEin !. ssafala AMI askfasss1 ~ u d
Ieg. Ill c~onsraat8 snE anitaLaaa III y
is Inns whi.a me- be tonhfsass g ny p.,,oscs. VI
O. .s-s .teEsss ~ ssd 10 nm hsopga LIS e
ttnntSrp ## T.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-05

All. i the. event from any cause, the
elesainf1*sll :}5'hAA d4zft1t Us .alA at the lime here
mDef9F" provided, tier and II that ease, il
may he hefd at any Subsequent time, after
giving tniTtT days public no&iGs5 it, oue or
naoEe Of the neWspap ers published ID the city
Of Ma" '~lEIt43s. \
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-05

s. F GRET]Es,
attorney COUNSELLOR. ar L.6w
oe9 ~ Laurel Street, city Of IT, Tea roucs IL
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-05
DATnNs ,u1(l Il ,ItaI 1,

= FEL-syt=S a; ssf5is I'D s1.5-zN So ii Ts Asyl;5ss
T<-~f5Ea 1:aa aft<5ssF H tass Senas. III. ssiie IL. e4FE
vii fsara faEps t5rfsse dfaFFe daily Il saua. 81 sssepss
:e4i ~ - s5asass Il AMI refH rsl Ha less. OH
tzyrf 4. j T. NJ .
tiss ateatts iaFrs beat sH.,av Saefhssai eHas
~" triI' = day i tft tarfainnssl tHefaastss Id
ZZsAaassss Patton ast@e att Isl NJ. M. n al II
& = - u. 4%4% @&#@ Il ID. "
II Albright Gor The eTenias train E1ass lsssas 4s ssHH i
:3@soa-s t'tsT tr;g dtfszss hataHeSrsf a.EE shs fer fssaat.s&
= IE"oDGtt fsak@lszasli excursion tieIssstsSSfgr ssEEe r Al
r . >ta 3st.sE:5s& J. i i%as4Sssssssssaesslasaia .slt
Ian. n 7s57
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-05
nW Ian e.p4,

"A =. b.,za =, q af'sE isn store 80,
= I s.. o. esz " ot ldae,
IL -' 5o's poE4r ahale$ eil. iii.
: - Caster oil, Fseat
oot - . Iia&eei oil, 1865
~'n' J's "hl,te Lad #E 81
4, :" o"lSa tt1arapasne,
i. ' ~" <,.afes hfants rIssan, eig,..
~ '%o ''eftE1aa cigars. s $3.50
~ casks scotelI lie. y
= a2Ss RIaa hicEasg s.,r.
.oIo3ss Peach II, a4, !,
%% ! iii F+uy.3$#4 481td itsha sQs
d't9eiept price,, Y fshsft. D ! I
~ =, Fss5nz NfappinE apsr, ~ :
A'f ~ ttbore ]a4Ft.cles 81 ~ as, 81
- &C., 5%fsheE I7e cash q oa cse iii @es, IS so ia
@s.& -- f,1zsfs.r..s
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-05
THEODORE GOLDMAN.
DEALER N CECCEs, WATCHES, g.
@ ~

L@56s&tse Srcsf, a1sft Aor 10 Boaei'S Drug SIRE.
Il %AFAS3 constantly GA An4ltl7 It large and ~peisatitu
~ azsoftneat Of CiftCits. W$1TS*Es ant = aSTE5
~ which b. offers to the elssaans OF fssaz snt; Uas
atoh heaFs ana vicinity, ga reAsenatEo ttrn,s
Nay. IEt 1854,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-05
- ssz;

= J tn EEf9sF.s*AEH 1T = - . -
IL. Iaaas;s csea. <i,tss j.
" W HES tzhffens Sugar. %& =
3 = Casks hRs, ttrs85zzr- 4
Is j" 10 Oil t.ssssf.zs 7. tsazsey. H. 49,
81 ises ts5s C=fea,
70 Taxes FeaET sstsfsl4
= tT5asf.t.EE1 i. BEN sH7s
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-05
III {

I q 1bis EdTH Liss Eeesi ef1 ICE sie4sn e. Ftr-
l~V - ia last nizzt +4z=s# -
- ~~s - Iea FEffssf.sEs If1E..ssa 81 III
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-05
HOES. = &c.

Ee&tEngli84 cass2, cara end -eutit1n isa. sGsnket
rules, geGbttbEh o"s, STABILIZE ft""s Asn"= @#ne. l5ais5
S'sAs++%+ Ut = go auTT ~ &asfrn5kF&.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-05

Fur Grtrtiesasatafss see5ci 1a13iars#sss I'll f5a.r u 4ss mi t,1o,.,
ets.&pptsGaElon, Containing eafI.sssggahrsaiutts mn utn.t.
our tasaa1tit1aatk lightly eeontiazaBHf.siiHn ii #fafs HI mo-
"~',etlT<s ~t1lalltisa, ;ty ~artnitss. sue. Hsjgat aid IL
! spt#tion u iI0li culture. 1855
Jsf4 % H.. Il Ms;.AF..IIsEEE @nsf.sSJtA
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-05
ORLANDO sueLBY, or Eaell

fbfaSnHtFtfrss, do not despair It'll Yon have tried AYERS
CHERKT IhcToEtLs 1t = utale bNone Of tbs baSE ued.ca!
chemists III til" wnrld, aai f.s cures All ernsni ns ieapeak
tie high merits Of lis VIRTUES - Fl aaatE},Est fF*7gfT.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-05

Arr. 9 il meeting q The s=ocb}so1deFE
stall 35e htiH5 q El1a..lrg On the Saturday ore
~cuedll'gs aA7A4 t}1lfd Monday Of January, .att=
which ta~eetiz3- it tall BE tie dn}y of fhe
PresSieIts !pd Secretary t. make i full aritl:
complete statss7eHs o. tha at1airssJ the cor
{toyatI0ue NfflinsroSt44I sa@# M "
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-05

40: AZ Publications each &hare Of.
stttseate 5sfta5E e~atisIa the t5RFnes thereaf to pnc
vote. I'D. he may vote by proxy, hut H'
stock 4|ati ~ v~oteio1 unless pfWuet IL good
fifth nj jeast sixty days preceding the tina
III The e.IHcE8ol.- ~ &#
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-05

AEr. 14: fI>ise shares in his corporation
sitatt 10 re|ga 3ded as personal esta r. anI Slis5i
be sEaaasl"iah@e DULY OF a HOOK ket5bb itf ti3at
purpose by the said corporation. which shall
Always ne airl remain III tic possession IF The
PEes.dent, IaH1 BY tie SURRENDER Of the CERT,
tit:ate o5 staciE and uosslock1eEder shall be
obliged to pay, CT be responsible beyou. the
amount Oh i1s a4oscGip tlon.. He shalt be
Obliged % l:a4 upgtbe asnoHatSo Of his whole
subscTipiio at such tirne and ri s1tt, 4 nan
her as the i'rqs3d&saG and Directors nav order
as -eTel,tt2e5o4 provided and il,any stock
l'ofdeF sS1asi tl:'s fail to pay, fir ttistr4davs
after deinaqdi hey may forfeit his stock. and.
sell IL a9a'Ft ftT the benefit Of the CORPORA
tloifi aad %Ltn any stockholder shall have
t54tsf LID hts|| $a,ck in full, lie shall be entitled
to aS.eFtifliatf Tor the same, signed bx tlu.
PRESIDENT a'Fl cutnteTsjsred by the Secfs-
tary, and SH abaij be snbiect 10 10 further
call, and shall rot be liable for auy tei5 Of
corpora lion all creditors must look r.
Sae corporate bod for their demands.
AGT- 49,. The daties and powers OF tie !
Of Dire tGors are 10 purchase Or }ease |
5uifab,2 lots Of land, and cause to be erected
ff5e SAND suitable sheds. ware horsex /,
2-=ttofrs- fa' Nwsys. and wAarvex, for the ac-
'"Ei5'nosiatapn, storage or sale Of sugar and
af5tt 10 manage the same. 10 1ense
lie SAME, 1t they deem proper, 70. one or a
fEf1 Ct yaafs+ 40 TX the rate Of storare.
.nar%es anS; wharfage. and the time dugi,,g
Faic2 ~aEotl21ef may remain for safe. 70 es~
ah3lSii suck, Bylaws, rules and regulations
$ tEey mai :i4sFsl proper, asad not IN contra
eat'oa al i+f7 laws Of the State, of the.
''3"so statf>. or Of the Municipal regulations
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-05
At r.. TWaddil1's Drug Store

IS KEPT i large aud 4anpIete assottfnen
! of DRUGS. MEDICINES, FERFuME-
nY, SOAPS CohrDsHAsD FANCY y
TicLEe
Plantations .can BE- supplied ai5on as sea
s~s,ttEatble terms AZ ii n taW= nrfe srss.5aI nj ! take.
this occasion Id 81 + 70 risnEsrs tf1at= zssiil.
furnish you Fas.ls s5adiclu..6 id he same
money YOU palaz=II. ast#taar tot=tile same aIti i
cleS. III fEhhe "a ne i1aIIttit5sss and pledge my
self thai the analtitja shall IIe IEltiy equal.to
those sold cI:a Observation-Disclosures Of marie
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-02
THE WORCESTER SPY.
tenNs ur prnLIcAIIyN

DAILY PAPER. FOUR DOLLARS A year pqvablo- Al
ways IN ADV ANcE. All snbserpti rs dsooatinupd at
WFEELY PaPER-pric. two dollars year; Il Tor six
month"; AMI 50 1nts Tor three months II pai strictly
advance Sl,75 years single copies GEMS each.
RATES FOR ADVERTISING.
lTte sgNGTC is the space occupied by 100 words or -
ines solid 'Noapsriel" type, being just one inch in
ength
IN DAILY
One square, dag SOC; two days 75c; three DAYS S
four days 20j week 50 two weeks So so; each
subsequent week bc three months S. et); six months
SO (net' year $40 (net).
One half square less, day 40c; two days coo;
three days 75c; week s1 weeks rs; each sub
equent week 4oci three months s4 six months s.;
wear $40.
discounts will be made upon months' bill at the rate
Of 10 per cent on SO, 10 per cent 500 70 per
$50 30 per cent on from 60 to $75 60 per from
IS to $780,
yearly advertising" at sos per square per annum
Manageable not otensr than week But yearly ad-
vertiaeTs viii be confined their ordinary gmae bus
ness Advertising and to the ordinary style of display
All other advertisements from them will be charged the
usual rates
One square, week 75c; three weeks 81; each after
Insertion 2Oci six months $5i year So One halt
square less, week 60ci year Sc. No yearly
advertising" in weekly except By special contract.
Discounts win be made on the above rates in the same
ratio al advertisements in the Daily.
SPECIAL ADVERTISING IN EITEER PAPER.
Messengers notices $60; Assignees notices $780,
Executors or Administrator notices Of appointment
81 60 Probate notices, ordinary form 1875 All other
legal notices % per cent advance from ordnery rates
SI25 square Of IL lines charge for this descip
lion OF advertising being less har 81
Special Notices 90 per cent advance of the ordinary
rates.
Notices of Political and other meetings and conventions
will be charged at the usual advel Using prices.
Religious notices, cards OF acknowledgement from oer
gymen aud the like, Doc per square,
Marriages and deaths gratis. Notices Of funerals 2sc
All obituary notices additions of any kind to the
simple Of deaths andmsrrages charged at
the OF rate of &c a line.
Al transient advertising, and all from abroad unless
accompanied by satisfactory ocsl reference must be
aid for in advance.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-02


l. One of the most remarkable properties which this
all pc Eeriu remedy possesses is that of Eecticity.
1t truly eectrdes the whole system With its heathfu n
huence Its action upon the poisonous case Of malaria
whether it be tile Injecting efuv.s of yellow, Typhus,
SWdmp, Measles Scarlet other Malignant FeYeTs, or
FeUe AgUe, Bilious Fever, Cholera, Diarrhea, D}sen
terry Flux whether the stomach becomes in2med and
irated from the poisonous ztracts OF acid plants faint
ed meats, unripe fruits, green vegetables, dose
two of Railways Ready Relief will instantly neutralze
the poisonous elements thar may be in the stomach alay
the violent inammations and fortfy the whole sys
tenn against sickness painful difficulties.
In ali cases, therefore, Of Cholera, Cholera Morbus,
Flux Fevers, &C. there remedy ard certain
to take, Railways Ready Relief It's electrical pow
es wilt the Instant it is taken charge the system with
2. AS A COUNTER RRITANT withdrawing the con-
gested blood which cases of Kbeumatlsm, Lumbsgo,
Gout Neuralgia scatica, inics much pain upon the
pan- acts with the rapidly of lightning the instant
the Rel Ct is rubbed the parts of the bodwhere there
is paint establisheg equalization Of the blood
congestion being Withdrawn, Inflammation is removed,
and pain ceases.
;. as DiG4sius Sfinluiant.-In cases of Weakness,
Languor Debility Depression of Spirits, Restessness,
Melancholy nervous Trembings, Mysteries &c, it diff
fuses its heathiu tonic properties throughout the
tire system 1t revives and renyigorates the aged
crippled inGrm, and 1t impaTts life and
strength Weak and feeble females who from continued
suffering with teeakenlng discharges, are wasting
away, Railways Ready Relief viii restore to sound and
ITS CLEANSING AND HEALING PROPERTIES
quickly proved in cases of bounds, gun shots or
rtngs bites OF dogs, snakes insects, &c The moment
Railways Ready Relief is applied to the panied parts;
neuaizes the poison, arrests the Infection aays imam
nation and prevents modification.
S. AS A BODY GUARD TO PREVENT the system
against sudden attacks Of sickness especially wnen ep
idemicJ prevail, in cases of sudden cramps in the
stomach bowels Bilious oholic, Ftvers OF all kinds
dose Of Railways Ready Relief will check the progress Of
the disease and prevent serious difficulties.
g. Exposure to heat Cerebral Difficulties. Persons
who are obi ged exposed the hot rays the sum-
should when they feel Sickness headache, etc. take
take dose Relief also battle the head with it in
withdraw the heated blood from the head-and equaize
its circulation through the system
Z. Every family should provide themselves with Rad
way Ready Relief. II accidents occur, either from
falls burns scsds bruis wounds ETC., application
oil the Ready Relief will Immediately stop the pain, pre-
vent il hammation morti icaton.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-02
OMNIBUSES.

INVEST BOYLSTON TO WORCEs-
w TER.-CAGEgs Of Tine.-Commencing Mon
day, November ID, 1857. Leaving 0. B. Sawyer's
Store, West Boylston, at T46 A NJ, and l P, NJ,
and Bay State House. Worcester at 10 80 A NJ, and As
P II. Fare each way, rs cents. Express business
promptly and faithfully attended to.
nS diff c. @. BARNARD, Proprietor.
SPENCER. LEICESTER. CHERRY
- VALLEY, NEW WORCESTER AND W0RCES-
TER OMNIBUS. Sprung Arrangement commencing
THURSDAY, March 49, 1858:
Leave Spencer at 7 a. m. Leave Bay State House,
p.
Leave leicester at M, 1870 P. leave Bay State
House at 1880 a. m, 500 p m.
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings: Leave
Leicester at 500, and Bay State House at o'clock.
Leave Cherry Valley 10 minutes after starting from
Leicester each trip.
Leave New worcester at 30 NJ, 10 80 m, 80 p.
m, 21O p. m. 100 p. m, 80 p. m. leave Bay State
House at 80 a. NJ 10 30 a. M, IL m, 80 p m, p.
m.I 0 p. N.
SUNDAYS
Leave Leicester 10, and Cherry Valley at 80 a.
Leave City Hall at 90 pm.
Leave New Worcester at 10 m, and 80 2. m Leave
City Han at close OF meetings
Express business Promptly Attended tO'
L. B. STONE & CO., Prop'rs.
Worcester, March, 1858. diff mch1s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-02

1HB EARLY DAYS OF THE SENATR.-It is a
fact little known, that for the first five years
of our government the United States Senate
always sat in secret. The first time the doors
were opened for public discussion was on the
contest as to the right of Albert Gallatin to n
seat in the Senate. This seat was conte.ted
on the ground that Mr. Gallatin had not
been, as the Constitution required, nine years
citizen of the United States. The persona
conducting the contest of Mr.. Gallatin's seat
were heard by an attorney and also a member
OF the Legislature of his State on his behalf.
and on the last day Of February, 1894, he
was ousted from his seat. About the same
time resolution was adopted declaring that
after the close of that session the doors of the
Senate should be opened while in legislative
debate. The Senate still adheres to closed
doors while engaged in what is called execu-
tive session. During the administration Of
Washington and Adams the annual messages
of the President were delivered in person as
inaugurals now are. Mr.. Jefferson introduc
ed the present custom of transmitting the
annual messages by the hands of his private
secretary to both houses. During portion,
at least, OF General Wasbingtons adminis-
tratlon, he met in person with the Senate TO
make executive nominations, and also to con-
sider treaties with foreign nations and Indian
tribes. This practice has long since fallen
into disuset All treaties are negotiated bv
the Executive and communicated for approval
to the Eenate, and all nominations are trans
mitted in writing. 1t is evident that the
Senate has made very great changes in its
manner of doing business, becoming an
equally deliberatiye and legislative body with
the House, instead Of sort of private coun-
Gil of the President. One other fact is. the
Senate had no standing committee until 1916.
Even the House had no standing committee
for ten years after the origin Of Csngress.
Now neither branch is considered as fully Or
ganized until these standing committees are
appointed yet one House existed ten and the
other twenty'seven years without any such
committees. LOipeH Citizen
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-02


Magma est YeritGs ct preualebit."
The wonderful discoveries brought light by the cele
brated DR.. Railway Co the eminent Chemists of New
York. within The past quarter of century, have contrib
uted more to the ease, comfort safety and longevyJf
the human race than all other medicinal agents in
RADWAY'S BEADY RELIEF.
The first Of these important and valuable discoveries
startled the world with wonder surprise at its rapid
eicacy ia curing the SICK add stopping the most excru
ciatng pains.
The next discovery the RenOvating Resolvent the
only remedy 10 that possesses the remark prep
critics of Graduating from the system all constitutional
maadies inherited by sicky children OF disease parents.
These discovers, however but Lesser Lights the
Great, Grand Discovery recently made, AMI which is
caculsed to revoutonz the present practice of medi
and Treatment of disease The result of this great
discovery is given to the world in The form Of PS ee-
gauty coated with Gum, not to offend tie nest del
cate stomschs. they neither sicken grippe. Every
dose that is taken impars renewed strength and vigor
the sick ard enfebed body they are called
,,eo- RADWAY'S Regulating PILLS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-02

THE CHINA TEA COMPANY
would respectfully announce TO the overs ~ ,Ooa ~.
and Coffee, that they have opened the atore ~ ~
Main street, for the sale OF w. SSO
rURE TEA, COFFEE. AND SUGARS
Having large facilities for obtaining Teas direct to c,
aa they are enabled to sell the choicest Kinds Al los
prices. All who want the oasurNr artce sbonId az low
otry package Of our Tea aud Conse NV 'sh
PURE GROUND CoFFEr
hcsh from the mills every day All gooas - .,.,
uatshotlon can be returned and the 'nonsv eslns
!. y. LAWRENCE a CO. aao Ma alaa ~
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