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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-05
zee for Sugar and vessel of $50 tuns out to Wind

Zee for Sugar; and vessel of $50 tuns out 70 "u'
ward on private terms.
The business Of tue Sub-Treasury was; he'e,pss'
$346 500 OS-Customs, $ll3 00Oi Payments s'oV'-
$50 30; Balance, $6,6O6,S63 81.
The increase in May on the Burlington ana quincy
Road will be about 100000 or, in round numoerS
$3.50 900 against 500, 600 Last year.
The earnings of the Michigan Central Road the i'h
week of MAY viii, it is expected, show gam OF
All 600 70 $40 600, swelling the increase Of May to
about $4,000.
The earnings of the Illinois Central Railroad for the
fourth week of May again show large gain, as
follows: o
Fourth week 1860. SSn9Sg
Fourth week, lS59..,.,,......ss's''''''''' SiioVo
Increase. s2Ls58
The earnings for the month Of May Were:
May, 1867.
May, l6t9 ifiio"V
Increase. ................'..'.'' $500
Increase since LIST January .fE4A'
The receipts in the Land Department for May were
s56,C62 p.
The figures of the month of May on the Rock Island
road are:
May, 1860. '$lodga
May, 1889 ..............'''' oH8oo
Gain in Nav. 1860. ss2lO6
The Galena and Chicsgo road shows heavy de-
crease on the fourth week, as follows:
Fourth week 1860. S5O,14
Fourth week. 1859. 42Ss3
n...o - al go
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the deposit lire il the natural result Of he increase
srecie. Tie statement on the whole is very favor
able one:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-05

TABLE Of The Loans Specie, Circulation, and Dposi'' 81 ne
Banks Of The City Of Neic York, for The neck ending sataT
daU Jufe2 1860 uhich alfred The Capital ~ each Bank
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NKw-Y0HK CLASSIFICATION.
l1nlauda Florida Mol
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-06
NrIO2


.Stt lsasn, Ssrr Slentsim,n iaate fic ..inuu.
lesm 9snfs perpen 5u Oiefet Saaes,tit feine Ss.
ludee msbr ermartst. aaa nsbmr idb p,r f,Ite
osrrsn an, Die mcin @ann stnatlepsu. S,r6
etnmal CUTE Na&t."
Ste pertcuste iisb uus stuss Gt otsr rii.t.fte
nod an Dem Selpise Per 5tlre, rno asupbnt
Tiliam piefslte astriprinseR gu ietrn, fiirat,t,
lie ichon, Der Surrinattbe t6nnts raFelSe tbun
9er3paft trsrte ite fbb pabrr nad, itm nm, uno
r'ef ,ornte ,,llntei lssten 81. To nbbt ern
6pb In uner @isenttum sm leseu." @r ober
iair5 etn trlts @eia&ter auf ltaS prrl6monb
IN Dem &annenmGphen. ~ =
unterpsien par gSitiani auf fencm ,spstn,
i'@fn sNsse Sie STdr teratasfommrn uns sotfe
IN Ter Sntftrnuna Die Stimmen aebSrt uuS ~.
tanrt Vsne rir gEurtc ,u prrlteScm. gr erfbror
bettrg eariitcr' '0snn ptnletb tiS 6,ure nid+
Der ff'h'ife j3irrifsl meocran Srrminsn's mrisTi,
hrm 2dtt. mod an ibrer Setc unr yrsus o,,f,s-
hsgen' iiFGtete CIR totb Nrts fir trer gfnf
wrnn SsmanN Ne an folder Toaes,eit uns rsns,
'Sn in einem 65siprdst NIT Gue,n glabrim t,e
"'''' ''''' (6Ortirsuns feIst.)
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2lu;ciaeu.
0,uer Ni6b.llapsn

N,uer NtGb,llapsn
an Srpacar., ;wiiAen 0.r 3. unp 3. StraBe.
,nttrtt6aettr mad pem ceutl&en 9ublitum Ole eseben
S1n,ejo, oa er III pteem pllgc tincn Vpbeuaeeu e6n
hut uNo be IN Ypruai,cnnen 9dller um btnc1ten 9u-
G,ruH Seteilic Grbeiten seNmaf9cu tne mpstn
btaio aueSsfubrt. &evaraursn preatt uno billiS.
fbnpypu Nrcebcu
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Sefallrt,naeDuneem
E. J. PFC OF,
Npottefer,
Vde Der ITten limo Wainlfrnke

~. * TN oersate als 0rtiIfe)
es'prebt lein rcibbnltioe5 Eager oqcr in fsin
5adb ihlaaenotn NrtifeI. wie audb 0arfiimerienr
soften, Silrteu unp &dmmr jtpcr Dirt; Norteu
Sele' @las &c; Gisarreu, Hau6, .&nu. unp
Spnup1tdbat unp oiele aneere Irtitcl pel6e in
p'sliaen apcfbrtsn sem0bntih scfiibrt mcrpen.
Ddhptla6ltb inadbt psrislbe aucb nmf Iein,n
esrn0mtsn sy3Ii nne ali5sblbaren ,Sirsiuia sporm
&tllrr" aufmerSiGm. -
Oie peutld9e, mic grrbtentbrIe aud bic ameri.
tanil6e &ece9tur ipirp BON y. Rinptr,otsr
pslor9t. Der and i'm Sauppertnufe feline eaups-
leute aufS UreunoIirhfe bepienen mirn
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Steiie 2Sirtbi6aft
uur

Sa9 er b ter eaton.
., Dem puotltum Ole er8ebsnifs an3etae, baf Der
u'tterSelpnett i IN letnem 9aule am Nllen 0iorft
penn GnNmaTtt Se8enilber cine gEirtblrbaft ne6l
ea9sr0'er'Sdlon errittct bat, woislbt er fG
Irsnen m'r0' letne 5reunNe unO ras Yu!lifum inn i'm
Nu9smeinsn init csn tslten @stranfen bepienrr
iu t6nrs', Orencf sPinrr I,''''
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. i, mt c s.

Saunt9e Sruaen uno Gntprrter.
5r1lf0en ~rldsn Gattch siet eC nj, b6ueIi-
6en 3wn2 @r..,,sta'
SSsiqs Sntsn 6opru teinr gebern ,t,S perssr
cod am MsHtsu aer,ipft2 2 eIi.rnt,,,
sSelper &iuF Dat nts Rafcr? Gin.Hus
sSsl6e S9ren toben bic nrriifen sroo,n 49,
lutGren2 DsS H.' va
SSe'Nrs llno Die uaprrfbamteifrn 9GrmpnP
| @ensb' armen.
sSflpfs ut he unslsioinmite Srabta is a7s
sfsrsr tractt.
gSfl'tse ut csr nnaensbmse Siss se-db
seei'0e NIs liti6pn uno tann bod ntr5t ar,
~, @-nue.
&tIne lsuSc iif lsts mir SsSsrmdnu oiT,, p
| m &c.tiirs.
sSe'se . ere Frrrui'bsH mic @nser.. = ob,r
''''' VS"'s'' "'0 fteEf Sar-bierr.
SsmonO "usos pryrn riner Sl,stiqrn NrI.
9e'et nor @srtftt 9siaern, unc gIeb,eitia ouf,e-
forOsrE fns Srrttcteta,mae emittta eci,usrin,s,,
Vt erkaaea am peltimmtfn Grrmin i'm @ertmts.
FETAL NIT entm aeroaitiseu RniittrI ss,r,e,..
Oeshalb pom Hjbter befraat. antp,r,..,
"ps's Otretter. mir is tat Der 8crGabuna ,,fFo,.
seesn norm, msn Ssrtteioisn,as,ntt tsf mit,n.
brtnstn; ms '5saa icb sritbt a Drsraf,otI n,it..
ertn9srs abtr bet Sic srrridats iu d Ssl,iipr.I !.
'@ pan q nod paN Shftarn rinsrirbiob,n =
= yin eOdeberJasr @enEt ffneet 0sli9I,f,,.
leH earin, penT sr Nnoere bslf tan,,. Elm e,Is,r
la'etEgsr Mfenlds btNacssn, lu&t ag, Qebensa.r-
.e9ltnlss nur gu ietnsm cianem Icrtbsa ,ns,.
beuten.
a. Sn 9aris n Ole mir tblbaftlibe mus.
ltsllurs ersffast pcroeu
.. 9ds MAR unnG:tia-
u. wdrtm
% Seell nun 10 rusib, me i,s oerr qo,Ss,
sepiptbf6aftet mirb.
= Nr3t. Das 1T mttr ais isS nsrf.,,..,.
tailrr 9u'er 6reuna. Sbr ;ablt mir no ss,rosrt
e'ulpeR bin. wabrgito ibr mir ryEr so, n,rfn.o4t
wenn 10y cure 6rau ssiuno madte !. uncIGfIi.
der sSsile 1T iie aber srlOrBsm.
Sauer = @b'n eebmege'n, Srvr 0ustor esS.
pao mrpr tean, ais nr, larpat batt,. brnr,
lpA's mer auf 90 @uIpen a mir anfumm,n
seeit6sr Spumurk gtaoame NtkI,r
"Gprf BON mir, irt bute sine Stlauoe an ~,
nam Suen senabrt-"
rppposn eiu." 81
- 'sis it osriOrat murrrn," laat man ,.,.
wOenlth. wtnn Gin @&d :een beirotbet an'
rum h9t man b;eies mittt AUDI pnm sp,..'a
Ssstl ipenn Der Ifaan beratbet, lids pie e5or,.,.
l@on von isltit nsrfsben.
@OttTitO ouf Der Seirmfe. o,oHfftS NOR
bel ltin'nl 9"tesa 5ur &irmfe aeperu. get r,ts
'"r 9'lmesor 'ntlpHnn ift fcIssnoes eefpra6
IwiibtR Satsr uno Scbn:
"Nuh @NOttfrtso. eabiit Du ia gBie tsor,yd ,m
o9iu. iatsne."
rsSaS 9abt tyr bsrsa SsssIrn Ga
rS6weiuetratru.@
r9tu, Oa' par ia mas fip DID Da bo;. /.
semib rebt 3ugeIansts" "
,.Ns !" GHao
,,asarum hsnn nidts sip ia fOalt o,io o.,s
rlTtn " 's''''" -" Se'os
"e' mar in istt @'.r tonntsn'a gar ai6 q.
itn." o"' ''" sl@
"Nu, Uns ea6t 5br OenH ba asmo6tg~
,Uter a6en'n pp&.''
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um5uS!
.Miuinfrn 1l1Qarfn !

y. c. BARTON srlaubt lib Die Aniet9c su
maiden, Dap er ieinsn Stou ppn lO9 nah 229
MnlntraBe, OberbaIb Der 9hn, Ysris9t bat, no er
In ieper Sailon Elm DpQi:anpiseS AlUrtimeRt Der
fOlnenpen Artitel porrdtbi9 bait: Ssioene unp
Strpb'6ate, 9aubsn, &UpipuBe, irans6lilae Blu,
mtn unp S0nOer; Spgen 8ertba'S uup Gaps,
Spisen-Shleer, Grauer- Srasen unp leipeur unr
r.n,Sflde Spisen, Mantiaas.
Damen, psldbe Die 8aOsOyte belu6tn tSnnsn
in peicm StOre pOafdnO9e Ball. &c. Qn,iias
srga!tG
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g Giu9Hembcinlcr

Smrcrter bpn peutiden II. iran;GiAcn Drinen
unp Brdnpite.
uno
Havana * Domestic Cigals,
Nr. Ilo 0rantltnlh., swihcn Der IA. II. H.,
nhbe Gppcrnorlr.
9as srnlGe NubIitum inebrnrerc abr 8ebcrYc.fauf,r
mo Die perrtn SDirbs, weroen on ottieS neu errb is
9Stcleolr. Osl16tt aufmertlam 9enot et Die b6f
pretsmoi3cn 2Saarcn oeee Gablitnents III ptri.
b tbe c IN onortn beecn posr n0rbli6cn Saucrn ibrc
Gmfdte mNen. Inter Nnbercn pcrbicncn fpStnc rtic
btlrneerS bier erpdbut unb berporsCbrtta IL; peresn
Srau3clllp; Srdnpics unp Jtpttwctne,
SldmpaBnl laG, Scrten),
9tbrns uno Molrl lRsine
2llle Srrten g0GSfey, Sin.
peatb mo Nppr. Sranpp.
Aue Sorten giqr,ure (@prpuS), als: JtiimmsI
Nns, Abpntb, GuracaU &c. ,t.
9lQc Scrten 6apana .mp Oomenie CHARS an
ierem greiie, QYnbburg &nutabat, ale Sprteu
HauChtabaf, Surbncs &c. ,e.
I'm freunblitrn 3siprub uaacuteeir
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sssSirtbfebofts (Yr0ff.
alasaaesy
"einrn 0renneen uno rem scSnmmten YubI.
tum ole Nnsrise, paB meiue neae

Weincn 0renneen uno nem ecSdmmten YubIi.
rum ole @nirt9e, paB rnene nrae
Observation-Disclosures
penn Seluebe iebt pffen Itcbt. Dielette IN oufs
@slhmadpoufe einaerihtet, uno fSnnen Sie os.
seften @,alte nit Cen tsitru @rfriIhunoen ,Srr
%rF l0pf audi nit warmen uno falten @nriien
oeoifhf mcrocn. @eiutrinftr mabs it poro,,;
aulmerfl1ni, NaB t ben pun mir ae,uoenen
Ntr9inia gSeiu
rein uno unosrfdllht su SO @ts. Der EIolfbs nsr.
taufe. Tim ,aaireitcu SrIub tittet
aientin y edfer.
Oampn6iH- Serttnrung swiItbru 9t,dmpnp nm
New Yprf
DaS OampfiGifi ,.Jtcanufe" perIGet gfdmrrs ;
lSoen Otenlt19, gfdtbmittass llbr uap NUrfulI
Mittmoh Mfttas.
OaS 0ampflhiff nSamcStcwn" YcrlGet Rib.
mono leeen 6reithM 9iahmittaas 1 llbr. unr
9tprfolt am SamStas Nfittda.
Der 6abrpreiS in Der Gajiite, Iabl;,i ,iteu s,n,
9clbIpiIen, brtrGst $40.
Sm Steeraae, pbue JtcR, So.
greurlicns &ldrt, fur Die Commemorate all.
tts. SIS. ''"'''"'' S"''
&eilenre, Die NfittwpcbS unr Samstaos S,r
PETERSBURG 6rub,ua benubtn, treirn ,r.hn mi!
Der Npr1olt. petcl Obur9 Sabn in crherer 5ton,
eln, "m NIT Dem Dampfbcct peitrr aebeu m fin,
aen. StdetS FUR rieie lcur t5nnen am N,ters
eur9 OspUt StIbi't merpen uno betraat FER oou y
6abrpreiS gieibiaas nur SO.
Sno am II. 6einsf,n
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ySeaaD AE0rfef .sS0fel

edr Der .. II. Narf9aatr., 9tjbmone, Sa.
Steies ael6mndpul cngeridtete Sptel mirs
Dem rtlenoen YublifIm BE items empfcblsu. gir
llnt"rdelhncten srlauben lido sualeicb, ,um Bite.
rfn Seuds etees 9ctale freunplita einuIoprn
moeltis ltetS ras bsie 0lsrrbier uno ionltioe (sr
frihunSrn sa finrsn Gnp.
Soaroer0 fnOen peicltf frsnnelibe 3immer
quite Rolt unO 5u9ortOmmenbe Sepieuuna.
Stapslbofer II. 6aus(er.
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6. Smttel's
a&@f9Iru9tem @5awterr,

Netnen 6reuncen fspie benz Wu6lifuw inSoelan,mt be
etSeeene &nietss oaB msins SOnm> >lBbld9ft nit Yer
9sosnen nuen anasen Sur llntrbatMns pes Nublifums
Sereeen pom beutt9tn Gage ab pi,per 9t6st it, epn
no su eesr 3e marine uAo taltt Spen in arrstrr 9s
Gsp gu nosn tno Owe aud GjetrGu sper 9rt RON better
au''''ot' GrsinpHaftId gum ;abreiben 9eludb lae.t
80. Stmun g tein Gin
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Seetnauuocu.

Der ,@n;ciscr rbeint jtocn 9preeS, Senntaee auese,
rcrmcn ;un mS@entIitcu SublctirrnspreiS 10 Gts
satltar al Die reip. Srdse prtr $500 in Shrr Scrau3
beobuns stnitieen icen unter ipsnosn 9tcingul9,n
Nuinabnie Ginniele Gridurs 10 Sctten rotr weni
err 30 Gts speimdae "a Cts, cttimaise Sloo, cine
sSp pbe $l25 ten NtCnet $25e, Srti Mrnats 81 oo te
SSrruusee,atluns au,ei9en Die nab Seletcn rraneri
prrbcn 6ntn tperecu nit S25 90 per abr etre6ntt.
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suolam IL. 6einstrn.
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The German ADVERTISER,
HAssEL, editor and Proprle

3. HASsEL, Editor and Propnetor
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Annum, payable in advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OrelcE: BROAD STR, next to Cry HALL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-30
S0lurtester Daily Syn.

Tar Color OF Flowers Promoted BIZ
CHARcoAL.-A French ameteur, IN the Farls
Horticultural Review states About year
ago. made bargain for rose bush OF mag,
niicent growth, and full of buds waited
for them to bloom, and expected roses wortly
of such a noble plant, and of the praise DC
slowed upon it by the vender' AT ienstn'
when it bloomed, all my hopes were olasled'
The flowers were of a faded coior' anu us
covered that had only mlddiihS maHyto'd,
staIe-colored enough. |, therefore, resolved
- soor;fca Il 10 some experiments which l had
in Wv Nv attention had been captivated
with the effects of charcoal, as stated in some
Fnol;sh notifications. / then covered the
eartblin the pot in which my rose-bush was)
about half an inch deep with pulveriZed char
coal Some days after, | was astonished to
see the roses which bloomed, of as fine a live
ly rose color as l could wish. / determined to
repeat the experiment and, therefore, when
the rose-bush had done Towering l took off
the charcoal and put fresh earth on the pot.
You may conceive that / waited for the next
spring impatently to see the result of this eX-
pertinent. When it doomed the roses were
as at first, pale and discolered but by apply
ing the charcoal as before they soon resumed
their rosy-red color. l tried the powdered char
coal likewise in large quantities upon my pc
tunias, and found that both the white and violet
flowers were equally sensible to its action. 1t
always gave great vigor to the red or violet
colors OF the flowers, and the white petunias
became veined with red or violet tints. The
violets (colors)l became covered with irregu-
lar spots of a blush or almost black tint.
Many persons who admired them thought
they were new varieties from seed. Yellow
flowers are, as | have proved, insensible to the
influence of the charcoal. "-CottdQe Gardener.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-30
N . I'll & H.

DR. HILL viii continue his usual moderate CHARGES
eaeh one circumstances taken into consideration
etlecual cure fi' anu
~ Consultations by letter, &C.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-30
Rallroa0s.
WORCESTER & NASHUA

Is5sss5a5- WORCESTER & NASHUA
slsssssssssss.s=., EAILROAD.- Winter A7raade1aent
- On after Nov. LIST, 1858, Passenger
Trains Will run as follows:
Leave Worcester at $40 and Ills H.. and Ais D. m.
Leave Nashua att a. m. and u m, and p. H..
AT Nashua, all trains connect with the trains Con
cord Railroad where passengers take the to and from
the Northern the PasSumSc the Boston, Concord and
Montreal. and Vermont Central Railroad
AT GrotOn Junction trains connect directly with the
trains Of the Stony Brook Railroads. and also with trains
of the Fitchburg Railroad, with the exception of the first
train from Boston, and Fchburg with trains of the
Vermont and Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads.
For further particulars and connections with other
roads, Pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Eng
land States &. w. BENTLEY Sup't
Worcester Nov. |, 1858. diff iny27
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-30
/ IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED
ID IL. HILL az THOMPSON,
Physician Accoucher, Author Ofthe Causes History an
Cure ofSecTet Diseases
Sc Main Street, Worcester Mass

Where they VIII continue, heretofore to consult
VIII me aiGted OF either sex, personally or bv letter
DIS; MIL thompson consider it superfuous to allude
10 the universal success which has attended their rac
ice since he established office in Worcester
Inc DIS have so arranged their offices thar no Daeut
comes IN contact with another He has great pleasure i'm
informing the airer portion of the readers OF this adyer
seeht mat ne mas recently possession of highly
popular European remedy for female complaints ii Il
from te WrsIhal recipe OF the late distinguished physi-
ch 9 m James of London. The title Of this i1yalu-
able remedy Is Sir William james Uterine Catholicon
or inc Ladies Secret Friend" 1t will be found Ger
tam remedy and warranted not to fail in the Immediate
removal OF stoppages of the monthly catamena whites
anu falling Of the womb Married ladies' whose health
MOI admt OF an increase of family will find ii GER
TAN preventive, but at the time it is necessary to
caution those that enciente that if they use il a mis-
aaee sure TO be the result 1t is perfectly harmless
N otAer respects This Invaluable Remedy viii be Sent
rec any were, with advice, on receipt of So
he limit OF MS advertisement will prevent Dir Hrr
from audg to the many advantages patients are placed
uhuG Y consulting him, y conclusion he would add
no Skill attention or experience WI be wanting on lis
pl ID treating successfully the obstinate cases Of
or complaints OF this formidable class ~
friendly advice he tenders To all STRANGERS az ,e 90
lrlenus mat upon the hfs ach infection TO aDniv
al once 70 h.ii BY adopting this plan the greater i
cuitJ as avoided III eiecting speedy and sure cure
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laaasd1d1sEa5sE7 NOhN IL III q NOltCES-
e 5:i:5zssssssss9 TER RAILROAD. - Summer arrange


IRA Ms GOING SOUTH, LEAVE WORCESTER,
AT lU.l5 a. m. WAY Passenger lranJ Connects al
Worcester with trains from Boston, Nashua, Lowell Com
cord, Manchester w.; Worcester junction wh trains
from Boston, Providence and Western road arrives in
Norwich in season for train (Which leaves n. * w. r. R.
station at is p. M for New London.
Al 40 p. m. WAY Passenger ran.) Connects at Wor
ceSter with trains from Boston, Lowell, Nashua, Con
cord; Manchester Lawrence Fchburg, &c; at Worces-
ter junction with trains from Boston, Providence and
Western road. AT Planfeld junction. trains IRON, PrOvi-
dehce ana Hartford, arrive in for this train Pas
seneers from Way stations for NEW YORK, by steamer
from .Allvn's Point, will take this train.
At 100 p. M steamboat Express Train for New York
Leaves Boston at SIS p Connects at Worcester with
trains from Concord, Manchester, Lowell, Lawrence,
Nashua. tltchburg, &c AT Plainfield, with train from
Providence. Leave Norwich for AllynS Point Is M
TRAINS GOING NORTH, LEAVE NORWICH,
At about 30 Il. m, arrival of steamer. (Steam
boat Il press lain1 For Worcester and oson Nashua
Fuchbure, Lowell, Lawrence, Manchester, Concord,
White Mountains, &c.
Al 6Ol a. IL. WAY Passenger Train.) Connecting at
Ialfeld junction with train for Providence arriving
Providence at 500 a. at Worcester Junction with
trains OF Western road, ior Springheld Albany, &c
with trains of 7. W road for Providence At Worces.
Lawrence, Manchester Concord, &c.
AT 345 p. M (Wav Passenger Train.) Connects at
Panheld junction with trains to and from Hartford and
Providence. Reaches Worcester in seasUn for the ex
press train for Boston.
les diff p NJ ANDREVVS
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II. ii. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents,


(LATE AGENT OF L. S. PATENT OFFICE, WASHINGTON
UNDER THE ACT OF 1872
40 STATE, OPPOSITE KILBY STREET BOSTON
After an extensive practice Of upwards Of twenty
Great Britain, France and other foreign countries Ca
Yeats Specifications Bonds Assignments and all Papers
or Drawings for Patents executed liberal terms, and
with despatch. Researches made into American For
egn works to determine the validity or utility OF Pa
tents or nventOns,and legal other advice rendered
in all matters touching the Copies of the claims
OF any Patent furnished by renting One Dollar AS
signments recorded at Washington.
This Agency is not only the largest in New England but
through inventors advantage for securing Patents
of ascertang the paentability ofvention snnsurpass
ed by if not UNNECESSARILY superior to, which be
prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE PA
TENT oFFlGE than the subscriber; and as SUCCESS
lT1, he would add that he has abundant be-
ieve and can prove that at other office of the kind
are the charges for professional services moderate The
immense practice of the subscriber during twenty
past, has enabled him to accumulate collection
These besides his extensive library of legal and echa
zeal works and full accounts Of patents granted il the
Onlted states and Europe render him able beyond ques
ton to offer superior facilities for obtaining patents.
All necessity OF journey TO Washington, to procure
patent and the usual great delay there are here saved
TEsTIMoNIALs.
Iregard Mr. Eddy one OF the most capable and
eeae c&s XoN xg naa C OF nter
81 have no hesitation in assuring Inventors they
and more capable Of putting their applications in form
to secure for them an early and favorable consideration
Late Commissioner of Patents.
"BosToN, February s, 1858.
"Nlr. R. H. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN applica.
tons on all but ONE OF which patents have been granted
and that one is pending Such unmsakable proofoi
great talent and ability on his part leads recon.
mend all inventors to apply to him procure their pa
tents they may be of having the faithful at
tenon bestowed their cases. and at very reasonable
charges. JOHN TAGGARr'
From Sept 18TH 1851 to June l7th 1858 the subscriber
in course of his large practice made rce rejected ap
plieations SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE of which
was decided in has tdUOr by the Commissioner Patent
la3 deodly r. II. EDDY.
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BERKSHIRE LIF E INSURANCE
~ COMPANY, PITTsFIELD, MASS.
Chartered 1851. Capital and Accumulation, S21e, 9O1
GEO. n. BRIGGS President
BENJAMIN CHICKERING, Secy q Treae'r

This Company, at the end of the eighth financial year
still continues toinsure good Life Risks the prompt
ness which has ever been shown to its with
out any litigation BY the officers managing its affairs has
secured the confidence OF the public enables il to
take high stand ampug the Life Insurance CompauieS
now doing business in this state.
1t may be proper to state that the President OF the
Company, having been relieved from cares and occupa
tons which have engrosse1 much Of his time will in flu
ture be able TO devote larger share OF hs time to the
interests OF the Company
Since its organization, about sixty thousand dollars
have been paid cut for losses and the close of the
nancial years business, claims remain against the
Company unpaid. 1t is not only Mutual but Dividend
paving Company. The last dividend was twenty per
cent ON all life policies, declared Sept, g. 1856
Pamphlets and Circulars exhibiting condition of the
Company and its manner of dong business also Blank
Applications, and forms for eectng insurance may be OBJ
tanned of A. S COFFIN, Agent for Worcester and vi
cinity. Office No 265 Main street, Worcester, Mass
NJ DIFF
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8}oston Embellishments.

C7 THE ONLY POSITIVE.
ES555Y1s5---, LY FIRE PROOF SAFE in the
ILAQltL - world.
FL 'sert Kali When the contents OF safes are de-
N4a1iA ps1f. rs stroved. they invariably burned
G1EtE &. by heat being conducted TO them ana
GOV N the inside wood casing, through the
III door and DOORWAY, by iron bolts and
&<-H~~ VI plates forming and fastening the iron
box to the outside iron plate of the door, and joining d
rectlv to the inside wood casing. thus FORMING con-
tnuous conductor the best heat conducting material
from the outside directly upon the inside WOOD casing,
and contents of the safe.
~ An SAFES ours are thus 0utH
Examine ycHr SAFE door
The Marland Patent constructed as to entire
" of all communication of heat to this part by so
constructing the door and the doorway Of soap stone
other non-cOnducting material, to have no iron
bolts running through the door iron plate around
the doorway any connections from the the
part of the safe thereby keeping the interior and
contents of the safe eectualy protected from all heat
that be applied to the door, in any other portion OF
the safe.
Nj. IL. RIGELOW AND ANSON HARDY,
Manufacturers and Proprietors,
81 School street, opposite City Hall, Boston, Mass.
Samples at stores Bush d Co., FITCH Il OTIS
9. H. HARVEY, HIRAM FRENCH, and at c. FOSTER d
co. :. Agents. 222 NJ ain street diff d3l