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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-10-08

SuoHr IrArR.--Thc style Of hair cutting
various'y known as fighting" "hespital,"
ard '.penienliary' style, has been .some-
what in vogue again this summer. II is a
fashion which requires some pluck in the
wearer, and subjects him to an Infinite nnm-
Der Of practical jokes. The only instance
we have known when the joke was on the
other si'le, is reported by an exchange, A
short haired friend Of ours went with a
friend to a neighboring. village, and meet,
ing some friends .ip the bar room Of the
hotel, a bet was proposed. T. wore lis hat
we'll over his shead, and wager was made
that stout gentepian from the rhra dis
.tricts. then and there present, could notshft
him from tie floor BY the hair of the mad,
The wager was put up1or rather It went
down. I. took Lis.seat.ol The floor, and
the rural gentleman prepared fol. his tesk,
Imagine his surprise on removing his bat
to find that he might as well undertake to
lift a cannon ball by the whisEers. After
some 'eussipg'and discussing" ABOUT such
aswfndle, rural paid. theslittle bill. 81, !
n: = Whes1ing ( Ka3- L.tslNasnes,.
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KIND CHARLES TIE SIsrLE AND HIS
Fooh.-This good fellows influence was so
great That Charles, King Of France, once
10 him he thought they had bet
ter change places. As Jean did not look
well pleased Il. the proposal, Charles asked
him Il he were not content at the iieL o!
being king. "Dh. content enough" was
the reply; but Shon!,I be exceedingly
ashamed Il. hav:n" sucl iool.' 1t was
this fool who once tried his masters nerve
hy rushing into lis room, one morning,
with the exclamation, "Oh. sire, such news
four thousand men have risen in the city y
-"Wlal y cried the startled king; "wilh
wha, intention have they risen ?"-"WelI," )"
said Jean, placing his finger upon his nose,
"I4robabiy with the intention Of lying down
again at bedtime"
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-10-08

During the week ending on Fridaxnight,
thete were thirteen fires in New .Yssk;tha
aggregate loss by which was vi <aoon,
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PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
v HOLE NUMBER 283

CLOCKS INVENTED IN PARAplsE.-t 4
German woodsnan has revived the Eden
cock, by marking the hours of wakiuo auJ
the first notes Of the different singing birds
"!h" signal is given tv the chaflinch. tbe
rnr'l"st riser among all tLe ftathery tribes,
lis song rrcc"des the dawn, and is heard
III summer from haIf-past one to two o'clock.
AN. Next. from two to- haIf,past two
orl6ck, COMES tic black cap, (.Syiyia atric-
"mH") whose walhlings would equal those
T.! i!.c Nightingale il they were not so very
short. From haii.rast two to three o'clock
The quail Is heard. From three TO half
past thT"e the hcdGe-sparrow. Then from
,'ai r'rt three t" four o'clock, we have the
fIar'; h'rd, the in"ckiug-b;rd Of our climates.
which initiates All tunes so we'll, that M
i'",'"'i &c La Mai!e made all the black
h:"'S "i Il French canton sing the Marscill-
AZ" hymn, l.y letting loose a LlackLird
which al hern taught that tune. From
!"nr I" lia!t-'n'. four "'.!ock the lark pours
; 'Nt'i It's mclo'lics from half.past four to-
i've o'ci"k the black headed ti,mouse is
heard: Lastly. from five to ltalt:past five
O'Clock, the sparrow, the gonein Of the skies.
"w"k"s ami begins TO cIlirp. Queer horol
"3E that lnal'rri'a,t quail, halfpass
SPARROW an: about eleven minutes Of fblacL.
hr'!. "Nli:d queer things men will make
Tor money!' as the Cd lady said when she
saw Il monkrv."
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Character Of E>outicr3n III.

-, ;, , ' '>''' -
! - ''.J' ''''|'H' 'h''''i ~'a'cs Army,
III '''' 'ri"' {, ihc | nitcl states aul Myxi.
can h"nn,:nry:
Cone cvcnin,." (,oys tho U.,;,,> .,.,,
raj ,..,,l,.,,c,, ,,,>,,,,. =.
80, en- o'''''
W '''' '''''">''''' "''' enjoying Tie deli
c'"'S t"'.-h' "i 'hht Climate: 81 the bank
"t III" riv"", n.io Grnn,,r.) ou,n,t. ,l.
point where was u.mui,y ,,,,c,, :, :,,;,L,.
,.n,ri ,i,,,,,...,r. r.,..,
:, ~, ''''''''"H
''''''' 'o"' ''''c' "''''"'. lhe %u;:t." "i
''' 'h"n w":'' seen to approach tsr i:.>ai.
1is':on"', ljc their horses. ar,i Stretch Item
<ryv, un ,ii-;r blankets. some. 70 lo., o,l
..ys :, sr,,,,.. h,,. ,,,,
, l'' ''.'''"''' 70
""'..''
lie conversation ol the first name! par
|! was q aj'coSe ''';'i'r'rr, ':'rcc'ri at tue
rNp"nHe oa ;'': y"""g American tiiii5u,ter
who l.;'i joined in tie Carava:;al revolution,
which !,,I ;:.. crl,l viii, .n,.h ,;,,.,; -
,,,..,.,,
,r,.i. 49,, -, :"
''.9 IL 'eo' PF'"'0'E' Ut what hai pas
. -, "N 'Ii''t'i Il "AIc! ol Ci'c iiH'iHlru Gr,-
':.is that lie would cross in !, boa: and take
;r ..u:,,:. :iu"ic.haol.J. His w,c,, r,,,
L..;,,,, ,,,.;,
:. - '.' ''''N' '"'
''' ."'H' '~"'''" PERSONS: no. dreaming he
+ was II c"'nc:l', in'!iscrrct!v took t:lc bet
The ;,L<cncc U:,!c Gi:l.u-.cr was scarc...
'iv no.:cl auI III. couvc,,,,;,r .l.,, 81,
=, .,I;.... H.,
.'''' '''''' '''''''' 'or nearly IL"
''"r' "hSH 1t was interrupted by the sEIar p
/ reports Of a revolver. anil a veil which re-
vrrtcl from shore 10 shore. uiv;o, IL. i'm.
nr..ss;o, e ,,,,, ,,.
:. c,, :, ''1'>'
:! ''''.''" y ''''' 'o'''"11 III" o' ap''t'oh
"' n'n>Ee'rv' ana then all was silcn'.-
Could that be S-?' asked one. I'm
possible" WAS the reply. 1T would be-
ia~, l;k. him. xaiI = ,i,;.l s,.,.,. attn,
h,.. .,.;, :.., "'''
' >o'','','''''7 ,,.7 wv '' ',''e' men, Was
s,'':'' 10 ";'r' across the rapid current from
''e si"!o" Of the high h;uts' on the Amc-
';ran s!r. As i, approached the opnosi,c
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THE Russian NAvY.-Thc efforts which Russia
has lately made to increase her Navy are attract
ing attention in Europe. These efforts are SO
considerable. that her own bnilding yards are
not sufficient for the purpose. nnl sha has been
having vessels built in England, France and
America, uader the superintcndanSe Of her own
naval officers. The Baltic hce. nn1RRbcrs twenty.
seven ships Of the line, and several smaller YES.
sells without counting gunboats. Her hoiii!a
in the Caspian sea hps been increased, and she
is creating respectable naval force in Eastern
Siberia, aud at the mouth of the river Amoor
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ar: ST. WI ii:,ri a. Lat to which We have
been long accustomed. and which has hence
become TO H., rs !, were, a second nature"
| WIS r.n,h .,,.as.rl with ,..c rood scn>o
Of my wi;;t', r"r;~;.r,'' Il, cyi,.r.,l in the
s'n:I'! section uf H., autobiography which
H. ha! "i"cn me. au! very soon al,c, h.,
li;s,l finished il. We Reached his DWELLING. |!
HI, shop Was ,lin.v, t.,rr. WA, dumiuc>s
h"rc. Tie c,.iirc Was lu;I. on ,!.,. I'iil,.
"ril,hia style. having Il !ar.. ..;,,,nr room
back Of ii" tw" rarl"i$, and u an,llr Kitchen
III 'hs re:sl .! H." '!i:in:. room, The whole
i!'or, rs wrii ~ the airy ;ml ,'..a~.n. b,.l
rooms above >ta:~ were probably al! rnc.l
with Il better description oi inimI,urc tAan
WIS or""'i hy H." Governor ot lrnn>yi.
vartia. Everything w;.S IN perfect order
and a!!lIpngh the IurI>~milt,'s VIII. was
somewhat nppi>h in her notions. ! soon
lrr"rivri >h" va, a capita! h",,~e krerrr.
"'.'i proud # EI:> wiE'. AN! proud q. hi, two
sons, ":' had ""'nc from i",r,iur <,l.""l
: 10 Sprn, til" va.a'ion | found that ,i,,..,.
Iads were qni;c Intelligent, AMI ,ha, they
wc'" both intended trr til" lcarn".i prn!;>
Sous Nh'!" ONE Of t!'"'n entertained me
WIKI s"'''" mn>i: on - l,a,lvr organ, lhn.
""riAE smith '''".''l III" t." "Nc"~" him l"r
a '''" moments, after which he '''anYnnrrL
u, iG''",,E -, r''"H '''n and y '"'t "f dainty
''''''N W" >ul'p'! 1t :. table >rrral with
ih' "'"">t m'.:''>i ia. :.'r'! il ih" rv".:;4
>"ii!" r"'n!'any ro'ii;n:: III. c",v,r~..;um :::I.i
'"''>'% mus, i.:'' ~ i'" pa :.@ '""". wa~
i. i,'y 'h:'''','";, am! ""'r!",. d ;!,": my
"''" c"U>'n' III" I"'k''nl h and hriil'an-
I'' YVES i "'>' mar ami that nnwi'iin"'v he
,','' - ~ ,'',''S''''' ',' ;ris philosophers S'"ns
I';''r w'HE WIS & i.!m 8, NECESSARY rs his
'"',.E ':''''' ;''''' ~" To-; "' the shop only
served i" "n"nn'r the '',H>arrH and rcrr"a
'7k'n2 my l"nv". r'"iIz''i that lai been
'"nG'' vn";''!' ''>>"": !.mvI"vn'"n, is
lac ''""''"in' !"' "' i''r. ";.'I L.. 'j.3' would
SEEK 'i'i!'''',> n ';''"''t !".r"tnid r'i'o>".
'''l"No rf,""""" '-:""r;',''''' .. the i,:Nctl
'e"' L'"> Mh'rh Govern his t":'n".
-'e" "'" ''"'"'''T'"( .l"rrr'i%r.
f""nH'i1'" III" tH:>1.,-, Is "h'"t res
'it'' tT''Et.,il ,itt. '..:,c at )..-. o,,,i
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SUDDEN DEATH.-We regret to lrnrn that Mr.
John Clemens. an old and respected Citizen of
Dur district. died very suddenly, from a stroke
ofaPoplexy, Oh last Saturday. at Boiling Springs
Church, where be had gone for the purpose Of
attending divine service. Immediately after
his arrival, he was walking in the direction Of
the church, in eompanyof one or two friends,
when ho suddenlyNell and expired in few
minutes just before his death, when gues
toned about his health, he remarked that he
was as W. as lie had been for soine time lie
died at an advanced age, and leaves a widow,
number of children aud many friends to mourn
his sloss-Spdrtdnburg B1prsss,
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-10-08

WEEDS IN GAEDE&s.-The only way to
keep weeds in *nhjec'ion is TO treat them
with "ctcrnal vigilance" There is no royal
road to neat garden: On walking recent
ly thronga atneighbor's grounds, noted for
their good order and nca,ncss, we asked
him the secret of his success in extt rmipa.
ting weeds. He replied that he had only
one leading rule on the subject, and that
was, "neoer. to alioW agced 10 90 to seEa."
1t every person owning garden will de-
vote his leisure moments daily to the de.
struction Of weeds, he will find it q com.
paratlvely easy matter to keep them down.
And this systematic daily hoeine will not
only keep his garden neat, but will keen
the soil IN the best possible condition for
the growth Of plants,
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\ LEA LHrE:; MlCHozcorE.-Whe
!" H+H Is ni"':'' t" appear :s l:,r"e as an Gle.
nnant we can seq all the wonderful DARTS of
ITS formation. anal are astonished TO find
that II 'ias Il COZ! .! ;rlnor much more COM
p!e;e than ever Warrior wore, and composed
Vi s'r"ng polished plates, fitted over each
other. each plate covered Ike tortoise shell
aud wh"r" they meet, hundred Of strong
quill, project like those on The back of the
porcnpne or hcl.:"hog. There are the
arcl'c! neck, the bright eyes the transpa
rent cases. picrccs To- runctme the skin,
sucker to draw away the blood, ii six long,
}'in'ed LEGS iunr OF which arc folded on tie
breast, all ready at any moment to be-
thrown out with Tremendous force forssl,a.
Jump which hothcrs one when tlfey want
10 catch him, AMI ut The cud Of each leg
hooked claws to enable him to, cling TO
whatever he ali"Its upon. \ flea can iump
hundred times his own length, which is
the same as il a man jumped to the height
OF 100 fee: feet and he can draw a load
zoo times his wei IT. Chambers Journal.
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" Hhry Say"
EI ME:i CAROLINE LIE urNrE.

"ih'y Say" WHO are M,yI who are
t'i" coMIci monks. Inc nodded irar1 wiu
@ii,ie w:Ii shr",i,'i faces in .lic i,r"rr>>;"n
"i HE, m"!:"l!n% in an unknown in,.gua
work: "i n.y~trt.,u% import: WHO are
'""'H:" The midnight .~,;,>>n, or rrpu::.
''"n, Who in, iii the Lv-lamcs Of -..ri,.'v.
w'i'' d"=g:>.r Tongues shup"uc,i hv ;nvcn.
;;"H :'n'' crr:.'';ir, Lv malice To draw III"
blood q iunn,n'.., a'.I, hy"na-!!i:;.. Ian.
J;.t OF tI.r 'i...,:
Who ave ";hrv - Thcv are Il mn,;,uI.
no man can NUMBER; l.!ar!; familiar
Of the inGni>j;j"n >';.@,i"r, scn:.l.;ny 'or vic.
inl, III every r;:r, town and village. wh"r-
ever til" h"1r; "i humanity ;hrohs or the
ashes OF mortality iinl r",t.
.. coward, coward world s!,li!;rr,
Give me Il" hold i.I;.eaul, who ;huu,rr>
along tl,c highways win ii:;>!Iiny weapon
ihat cuts ,n: ~;,;.o,'ar- - VI. l> ,," sl,a,lcS
Give me the pirate vino H"ju,Fs th"
L'ac!, flag ; cnll,n Of his terrible trade. anI
Sho"s the riank which Your doomed fec,
must trcal; bnt save ne from the 7Mcy
.S"ycrs ot s'cictv, Whose kui",s az. hidden
II 4 vc:'et Sheath who.a bridge ol ,;r:.;l j.
woven Of flowers; a;!'i who spread y illr i'll
visible poison, even the >po,lcss Witches,
o. The Whaling s!:r,t.'
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Yes, bless your wr"!'in. ri!.;
A"'! "'r 'h''" nrn, r":;.":> h',i.- s.irine,
r!I. CIV" Ia, spirit, unl:;ic.i.
To blend with :i;n"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-01
a NOT NICHNW WORCESTER

rJ5sssszzsSE' NOssWECH * VNORCEST &c x
EssRasasVsssE RAILROAD RINTER ARRANGE
NEWT, November 25th, 1857.
Trsins going North, Leave Norwich at 800 M. con-
Meeting st Worcester Junction With trains of Western
and Providence Worcester roads; at Worcester with
trains for Boston Nashua Lowell, Fitchburg Lawrence
Manchester, Concord, &c.
At 3.45 p M, reaches Painfsld in for train
leaving that station Tor Providence at Al p m Also
connects With trains arriving from Providence at 42O n
m Reaches Worcester in for express train to
Boston.
Way Freight train, with Passenger attached leaves
Norwich Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at sis
m, connecting Plainhed with train from Hartford and
for Providence at as a m,
Leave Worcester Tuesdays, Thursday and Satur
days, at 7.I5 Am.
Trains going South leave Worcester at 1915 a. m ION
nests al Worcester with trains from Boston, Nashua Con
cord, Fitchburg, Lowell, &c; at Worcester Junction
With trains from Providence, and Western road.
At $50 m, at Worcester with tralns from
Boston. Nashua, Lo veil Fitehburg, Concord &c Wor
caster Junction with express tain from Boston, trains
from Providence Western road at Plsin6ed trains
from Hartford and Providence arrive neasOn for this
train. u Passengers from way stations Tor New York,
by Steamer from Ailyn's Point, will take this train.
Steamboat Train, for Norwich, New London, and New
York via Allyn's Poiht.le Boston at 80 p m,
Worcester at 700 p, m.
ms DIFF P. st. NJ ANDREWS sup't
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS

NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
1EvAM MANY HALL, HOTEL
Corner of Nassau and Frankfort streets, opposite
the Park and City Hall,
NEW o 4 K 3
This celebrated hotel is still conducted on the
European Plan of Lodging ROOms,
and meals may be ordered the large and spacious
Ladies' as wen as Gentlemen,
Having recently added Elegant Pa.or for tn accom-
mediation OF Ladies' This popular Hotel is In the imme
diate vicinity of Business and places Of Amusement
and offers every induoement to those who consult con
venienee and economy.
Parties going to CALIFORNIA EUROPE, will he furnish
I'd with all the Information desired and be protected 10
he purchase OF passage tickets.
mch2e dsm CHARLES BROWN Proprietor
GHAwLs AND mANrILLAs.
Extra Iuduoements Buyers this Season. Opening of
BULPTN's NEW STORE,
AIS broadway, 1 door South Of Cannl"st.
NEW YORK.
On Monday, Nay the 10th.
One Thousand Elegant New MANTILLAs Imported
from Paris for the occasion,
WILL BE EXHIBITED ON THE OPENING DAY.
Special Notice to the Ladies'.
order satisfactorily inauguTate the suspicious event
of Removal to his New and Elegant store the subscriber
has deter mined
DURING cHE WHOLE OF THE PRESENT SEASON
to oerto his very patrons throughout every
section of the Union,
Nest EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS As REGARDS PRloE.
He is now manufacturing from imported Psrloian De
signs,
MOST EXTENSIVE AND ENTIRELY NEW
STOCK;
havpg, in accordance with his express determination
per prior announcement, made complete clearance
OF eli his former merchandise
The advantages OF purchasing from his colec ion WILL
therefore, he manifest every article in the stock
being entirely fresh ard new.
Elegant Black silk Sugmer Circulars
do. d. Siik and Lace.
French Lace Mautllas,
do. CO. Talmas,
do. do Circulars,
Summer Cloth Ragsns AMI pssques,
Barge Grape Mareiz Circulars,
Mourning Mantillas
Misses' Mandlas,
LADIES' Busters and Travelling Cloaks,
together with every other fashionable article connected
with the Nantila Trade
beautiful Stella Shsws, in black and white and every
desI' able color
N. B--The subscriber takes this opportunity of stat
ing, that whilst fully resolving interchangeable nigh
character his establishment has already obainsd for
keeping articles OF arst class tishion aud quality he is
equally determined to ofr thsm prices in accordance
with The present Of relrsnchmeu and economy.
GEORGE BULPIN,
AIS Broadway, New York,
my7 dim (Under the Brandreth House.)
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This Institution was established for esuccsssf treat
inert Of CANCERS soRoFULA Humors Of the blood and al
Chronic Diseases upon the natural Indian system Of
practice 1thss been in successful operation for several
yesrs and the fruits Of its practice found in
cured in almost every towp snd village in the New Eng
land States and ma cases from other parts 81 the
Try Persons desrous Of obtaining the genuine indian
practice are cautioned against placing themselves under
treatment OF any person not empoye in this office,
We have no agents either located fraushng ana are
not responsible for The usdopgs iposOrs in this vi
entity. or auy other part pr The country.
DR. eREsNE the Principal of this Institutions has for
the last seea years had constantly unier treatment
several hundred cancers most Of which had
agravatee and extended either from being cut out, with
cleansing the blood, or other improper treatment
until the PATIENTS nearly exhausted before they
to him for relief
BE has cured many very aggravated Of Cancers
without causing h,h part of the pain and suffering
which had been previously Inflicted Hundreds of such
be referred to, sho DO raise their voices
against such imposition and at whose especial request
We have made these remarks.
BIS treatment elesnses tie blood and exermnaes the
completely the SYSTEM and although patients
with their aggravated by wrong treatment,
he does lose than two out Of hundred
PERSONS adOIHg SdNCeFs SNoNfu UOuts themselves "
Or. Gresnes personal attention.
Most Diseases such as scroula, Humors Of the Blood,
Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs Dyspepsia Liver Com
plant, Dropsy, rheumatism, Heart Complaint Female
Complaints, and the great variety of forms in which the
human body is afflicted, successfully treatedv with med
cnes which be sent any part of the world with full
directions, very correct opinion Of such be
formed upon RENTING correct to the question
which may be found in the "Indian Arcana,n copy1
which will be sent free when requested
It may be well to add that the business at this estab
ishment is conducted upon the liberal terms 1t il
the practice With require large advance
for the "proniss Of cure" &c This is severe
" condemned by the Society At this institution the
patients are required pay only the price of the med
cnes needed their case except the first prescription
-one dollar being charged for recording the case and
giving the necessary directions.
The institution has just issued another edition Of DR..
Green's work "Indianopathy," science of Indian
Medicine, which may be had at Mr.. CHARLES
CLARKEs Drug Store in Worcester by mail from the
INSTITUTE Price y cents. dkwly mch23
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ESTABLISHED IN 1885.

7 --T--T-- n Dea1er IN
FANCY GOODS, TOYS, UMBRELLAS.
&c. respectfully Informs the public that he has now in
store ENTIRE NEW STOCK, bought since the recent
fall 10 goods, and now selling at very low prices.
Umbre las, Games, &c repaired Piniting in va
rety of styles. Eyeltts set Marking for Embroidery
r. Agency of New England Dye House.
Sign of 'The Variety Store" No. 200 Main street,
opposite Brinley Hall dtf nee
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INSURANCE.
CONWAY FIRE INSURANCE CONF
u PANY, CONWAY, MASS.
Incorporated and Organized in lS49.
Capital 700.

| CONWAY FIRE INSURANCE CONF
u - PANY, CONWAY, MASS.
Incorporated and Organized in 1919.
1888 Capital 1000.
JAMES s. WHITNEY, President.
D. G. RoaERs, Secretary,
This Company continues to insure buildings stores, ma
chinefy; merchandise and other property against osa
and damage By fire, at current rates Of premium The
most satisfactory references given.
EDWARD L. DAVIS, Agent for Worcester and yiein-
iy, l41 10 street. diy i24
Fg1HE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
z COMPANY, Of New York has nov capital OF
4 6 8 3 o o o !
Its net increase in the last wear has been 81 1851
Tha dividend Of Feb H. 1855, 40 per cent on the
aggregate Of premiums paid durng five years amount
ing to $l,I42,5O3 LSs The reyeTsionary value CT
this division being added to the amount OF the Policy
makes single increase of more than 600 upon many
of the Polcices made fer $4,000 and an increase upon
all smsller Policies 10 the same proportion.
This is the oldest and much the largest Mutual
Life Insurance Compeny in the Country.
any further information may be had BY sppicatoE, by
FRANKLIN WHIPPLE,
apo deodtf 2sS Main street. Worcester.
INSURANCE.
RTNA INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford.
Gapitsl $l,0000o0.
PHGNIX INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford,
Capital $200.000'
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, New York.
Capital $500 COO.
HARTFORD INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford.
CAPITAL S500,00o.
ATLANTIC INSU RAECB OOmPANH, Providence.
.4.t-t CAPITAL $4,000.
The above named Companies continue TO insure uGds
Avorsble terms. Forfurther particulars inquire Of
A. II. BELLoOK. Agent,
oil dawtf Worcester
EBAMPDEN FIRE INSURANCE. CO.,
sE OF SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
Cash Capital paid in. $l5O0OO 90
Accumulated Surplus ................... 1860 40
WM B. CALHOUN, President.
Jos. g. PYSoHoN, Secretary.
Will insure Real and personal Property against fire, OH
application to WM. s DENNY, Agent
At the Office of Mechanics MutualFire insurncel
Company, Clark's Block, Worcester
ja20 diff
a UINCY MUTUAL FIRE INsUR-
0 ANCB Co.-Incorporated S51.
Available aud CSsEl Capital,
S3S0,000
Insures Buildings Furniture and Merchandise at Stock
Rates. and continue to pay IS per dividend on one
year policies, and so per cent. dividend FIVE yeara
po Icies, at their expiration
orcester office in Mechanics Hall.
my6 div 4. A. ROWLAND. Agent.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-01
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Freight E6ase
-BETWEgE-
Worcester and VeaO York.
COMMERCIAL STEAMBOAT COMPANY,S LINE
OF Powerful Screw Steamers,
pROVIDENCE AND NEW YORK,


PROVIDENCE AND NEW YORK,
Connecting at Providence with the
Providence a. Worcester Rail Road.
n T-~Fs1NS Is, II Goods transported betweertWor
! t-r1s =s, Scester and New York as low, and with
equal despatch, as by any other line
The Steamers Of this line will leave Provdencfor New
York daily, Sundays excepted) from foot Of South MAR
Street and will leave New York daily, Sundays except
ed) from Pier II, North River.
Philadelphia and Baltimore freight taken at reasonable
rates, and forwarded with great despatch. s
This Line connects by arrangement with the daily In
land Line Of Propeers between New York aud Phiiade
phia, and with the trEeekly inland line to Baltimore
when theinland route is open.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Freight will be forwarded
from New York by any other lines, II directed at our
current rates.
For further information, apply to EDWIN BYNNER,
6eneral Agent, Office No. Mechanics Hail. or to w. H.
g0URDAN, Master OF Transportion Of Providence and
Worcester RAILROAD, Worcester ~ Isasc Odel Pier No
II, North River, New York, or 70 IS fr
b. BUFFUM, Agent Poet South Main st.,
Worcester. Feb a. 1858. dawtf Providence.