The Springfield Daily Republican from Springfield, Massachusetts (2024)

April 28, 1853

Publication:

The Springfield Daily Republicani

Location:

Springfield, Massachusetts

Issue Date:

Thursday, April 28, 1853

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xu iX' A ferXM'ri J)Tjrrfff 7 SWrfttgl ahv HV nMO SShJ a rr rrj rsn: i(I '(' 0 xy 5 j4 (j tr rf 5 1 I A 7 (I yUS jtcn rt rpnninf yf? rt iibtHHiifln riMtb I 1 'H Vol 10 No 100 a 1 1 1 'z' 'XEsipRINGIELD MASS THURSDAY APRIL' 28 1853 1 j' Whole No 2786 1 luli I I dkn I I i Jt 1 tj i 1 4 iri A Ah '1 Staf Blake Chicopee ells Wm Melcher Holyoke march 29 Smd feb 12 7 GJ Henry Gray EW Bond Wason CJBemis A Huntington HAMPDEN SAVINGS BANK PRESIDENT ALBEK1 MURGAN Vice Prendetde: James Ames of Chicopee Chester Chafin of Springfield ranklin Morgan of Palmer Elifhalet Trask of Springfield Tnateet Day Springfield Sanderson do ao do do do do REED ANUACTURE Thesubscriber has disposed of alibis interest in the Reed making business at Chicopee to 'Messrs Mosman Co who will continue the business at the old Dlaoe: and I hereby recommend to all my custom ers to employ the said Mosman Co for such work they my wut ta Mne Chicopee April 6 3 tfd I mHE SUBSCRIBERS have assumed the I I Reed aking business heretofore carried on bv Jefferson Alden ana wm ueiuaivcr at the old stand under the co partnership name of Mosman Co Thev hold themselves in readiness to do any work in this line and to fill all orders with promptness thorough cess and to the satisfaction of those who may contract with them and solicit orders from any who may(want work of this kmd liointi! 'd MOSMAN tra STOVES Persons about buying Stoves this spring will find it for their terest to call at the old store on Market st before pur chasing where can be foundas great a janetyof Stoves and as cheap lor cash as any other store own Also Cast Don and Clay urnaces Pumps Waie Irons Sad Lons Refrigerators wiicox Gilman Jaquith West Springfield Adams Chicopee Edward Southworth West Springfield rom Logan Court house via Guyan rivbr to Cabell county Kent and store in Mont gomery county up the south fork of Roanoke river via Springs to loyd county rom Mercer Court house to Princeton rom West Union via and alls to Mills in Jackson county I rom Luray to Valleysburg in Page' coun 'y o' I rom New Creek Depot on the Ohio and Baltimore railroad via Greenland to Peters burg rom Aldie to Siiicketsville jiin Loudon county rom Upshur Court house via rench Creek Walkerville thence to Alexander on Oil Creek down Oil Creek to the kittle Kanawha river to Gilmer Court house i rom Sistersville via Middlebourne and Shirley New Salem1 slup rom Putnam Court house via Hurricane Bridge and Sycamore Grove to intersect the route from Kanawha Court house to Wayne Court house rom Gordonsville via the Turnpike road and Madison Court house to New Market in Shenandoah county ft rom Capon Bridge to Mills rom Kilmarnock tp White Stone in Lan caster county a rom Mud Bridge in Cabell county to Boon county Court house IN MARYLAND rom Cumberland via Pleasant Grove lint Stone Elbensville to Robinsville Penn sylvania i rom Addison in the' State of Pennsylva nia via Shelbysport and Accident to Oakland on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad 1 IN NORTH CAROLINA rom Gourd Vine via Mills and Level to Clear Creek post office in Cabarras county rom Bridge to Bridge Richmond county i rom Albemarle to Swift Island post office Montgomery county rom to Madison in the coun ty of Rockingham I in south Carolina rom Little River Horry district to: Whites 4 ville in North Carolina 1 rom via Lake Swamp and Mills to air Bluff Columbus coun ty North Carolina rom Lake in Williainsburgh dis trict to near Lynchburg in Sumter district IN GEORGIA rom Thomasville via Eastwood to Mico sukee lorida rom Thomasville to Bainbridge in Deca tur county rom Thomasville via Monte seda and Au cilla in Jefferson county Jasper and White Springs in Hamilton county to Alligator in Columbia county there connect ing with the route already established between Tallahassee and Jacksonville rom Ellejay Gilmer county via David to Cleaveland in Bradley county Tennessee rom Eatonton to Monticello rom Monticello to Indian Snrintrs rom Blairsville in the county of Union via I rom Madison Court house via Charles Young Cane Stock Hill Tekenetly Carticay Mills Charles erry and New Boston by the (at William and alling Rock in I most direct route to Landing tersecting with route number three thousand I ronts Apalachicola lorida to Bainbridge three hundred and fifty three 3 'i I in Georgia 7 rom Butler in Taylor county via WiL I rom Pensacola via Escambia to Belleville Mills and Tazewell to Buena Vista in Alabama Marion county I rom Tampa via Thomas 71 rom Rome to Centre the county seat of I Store via Jacob Store to ort Cherokee county Alabama along the road Mellon 4 commonly called the River or Bluff Road via I rom Tampa to Old ort Mellon 1 Thomas and Mills to Oseola post of 1 rom ort Dade to Springfield on to Bay fice Store and Centre in lieu of the I Port present mail route from Cedar Bluff to Cane I IN TEXAS Spring Georgia I rom Brenham via Long Point and Came IN ALABAMA I ron to Caldwell in Burleson county rom ayette Court house via James Mid 1 rom Rock Island in Austin county to and Joel to Moscow Brenham in Washington county I rom Troy Pike county via Elbar and Old rom Coffeeville to Hopewell f1 Town Coffee county to Geneva romSherman toWash*ta in Grasbn coun rom Eufaula via Otho to uiklin ty 1 IN MISSISSIPPI rom Centreville to Corsicana rom Union Church to 1'ine Grove in I rom Swartwout to Cold Springs ranklin county rom Wheelock via Marling to aco il rom Aberdeen via Houston I lage 7 Kilmichael Ceralvo Shongalo Benton and I rom the mouth of Red river in Louisiana ranklin to Yazoo city I to Huntsville Texas I rom Ripley to Cross Roads Ten 1 rom Marshall to Waco Village I nessee I fom Marshall 'Harrison county via Hen rom Pontotoc via New Albany and Ripley derson in Rusk county Tyler in Smith Ito La Grange in Tennessee I county Canton in Vanzandt county Cedar I rom Pontotoc via Ripley to La Grange I Grove in Kaufman county Millwood in Col I Tennessee I vin county via McKenny to Sherman in I rom Aberdeen to Yazoo city I Grason county I rom ulton to Store in Ita 1 rom Palestine in Anderson county to I wamba county via the Cross Roads and Max I Athens in Henderson county Kaufman I Mill to ulton jin Kaufman county to Millwood in Colvin IN LOUISIANA county thence through the settle I rom mouth of Red river via Cheneyville I ment to Bonham in annin county I Hineston Huddleston and erry to I rom Houston via Oyeta Creek to Big I Huntsville Texas I Creek ir 5 I IN OHIO rom Montgomery the county seat of Mont I rom Wooster via Cooper Cedar Valley I gomery via Cold( Spring in Polk county via I Congress West Salem Albionville 'Homer I Danville" and Sparta in Walker county to ville Spencer Penfield and La Grange to Montgomery 77j i i I Elyria I rom Georgetown in Williamson to I rom Elyria via Laporte Grafton Station brial a new post office now established I Grafton Litchfield Chatham Centre Lodi I in said county to Hamilton in Burnett county I and Burbank to Wooster 1 rom ShreveportLouisiana to Austin I rom Wooster via Ashland to Mansfield rom Washington via Caldwell to Came I Vmm Wnnator via Rnhmsnn a WnniPH Bae I rnn in Liimflron countvj I A a wax vv 7 I torv Uniontown and Lafayette to Savannan I in Ashland county 1 fornia I flnntnn via Nnrth Tndustrv Snatta I I A Springs to Anderson Court house South Car olina 1 rom Knoxville1 via Store Callo and to Kingston rom Jasper to the point where the Nash ville and Chattanoogarailroad crosses the Tennessee1 iJ rom Sweet Water1 to Madisonville' IN INDIANA rom Poland to Reelsville in Putnam coun ty 1 1 I rom reeport via Nicholas and to Pleasant "View in Shelby county 1 rom Bowling1 Greetrto Brazil in Clay county rom Wabash via1 Somerset1 Xenia and Jerome to Tipton in Tipton county i rom Midway on the Indianapolis and La fayette railroad via Jefferson and rankfort to Michigan Town i i romc Pdint Commerce viac Middleburg to Bolling Green i IN ILLINOIS rom sborough via to Marion in Williamson county 1 I rom Pittsfield via Griggsville to Naples Scott county 1N MJSSOURI rom Bloomington to Edina in Knox coun ty 1 rom Spanish iPrairie to Iberia in Miller county rom Linneus to Kirksville in Adair county rom Linneus to Trenton rom Richmond via Kingston to Gallatin Daviess county 1 1 i rom Hillsboro via Mills to Grub ville Jefferson county i IN ARKANSAS 1 1 0 rom Carrollton to Rock Bridge inMissouri rom Dover via Borland to Yellville rom Yellville Marion county eastwardly via William at 'river ulton county crossing the Big North fork ofWhite river at Alvin erryU 7 rom Hurricane post office via James Bru to Dover a distance of about eighteen miles 3 rom Danville to elix Grundy rom Little Rock via Springfield to Clinton rom ulton in Hempstead county to Rocky Comfort in Sevier county Rock' Port to' Creek 'J 1 romj Danville via William Park's in'Yell county and Milton to elix Grundy rom Van "Buren via Joseph Brant in Crawford county and Lee Blackamore to ayetteville sr rom Murfreesboro to Adams in Ohachola county' 7V IN MICHIGAN rom Manchester to Chelsea in Washte naw county 5 7'74 rom Manchester to Grass Lake rom Prairie to Orland Steuben county Indiana IN LORIDA rom Madison Court house to Land ing I rom Pensacola to the navy yard rom Oglethorpe via Cuthbert Blakely in( Georgia Woodville in Alabama to Mariana distance about one hundred and twenty miles rom Monticello to Thomasville Georgia rom Tampa to old Tampa Bay INT WISCONSIN 7 1 rom Lancaster via Beetown and Char lotte in Grant county to Wyocena 1 rom Highlandivia Richland City and tonville to Richland Centre in Richlard county 7 1 rom Potosi via Rockville Clijf ton Mifflin and Linden to Mineral Point in Iowa county I I rom Warsaw to Shawno oi Wolfe riverJ I' rom Prairie du Chien via Lkcosse Lewis's Mills Mills Eau Mills Rush River Settlement Prescott and Point Douglas to Saint Minnesota Tertitor rom Cassville via Beertown Lancaster New California and Mifflin to Mineral Point in Iowa county 1 I rom La Crosse in the county of La Crosse to Onalaska 45 rom Prairie du Chien via Bovdstown Rich land Creek and Richmond to Muscoda rom7 PortagsPCityjin Columbia county vip Beaver Creek Crooked Lake Buena Vistd and Plover to Point in Portage county a 3 1 4 IN OREGON TERRITORY' rom Salem via erre to Lafay ette 1 (ik 1 (The mail3 route fromjPanama to Astoria is hereby extended to ort Stilacoom and Olym pias oh I 1 Sec 2 And be it further enacted' That the Postmaster General be authorized and required to establish a mail between Bainbridge and Apalachicola Sec 3 And be it further enacted That all railroads'and partsTif railroads which ate now or hereafter maybe in operation be and the same are hereby declared tp be post roads and the Postmaster General may contract for carrying the mails thereon according to exist ing laws 1 1 I Sec 4 And be it further enacted That the Auditor of the Treasury Tor the jPost Office be and he is hereby authorized to allow the postmaster at Richmond Virgin ia vand the postmaster at Clevelandj Ohio the same rcommissionton all mailable matter dis tributed at their respective offices as is allow ed by law to the postmasters of the other dis tributing offices such allowance to date fr6m the" first day 6f June one thousand eight hun dred and fifty one 7 1 3 Sec 5 And be it further enacted Thathere after as the office of Assistent Postmaster General or either of them shall be vacated the appointment of his successor shall be made by the President ofThe United States bv tfnd with the advice find consent of the Senate Sec 6 And be it further enacted That from and lifter the first of Apriljnext in place of the compensation now allowed deputy post masters the Postmaster General be arid is hereby authorized to allow them commissions at the following rates on the p6stage collect ed at their respective officesrin each quarter viz: on any sum not exceeding one hundred dollars fifty per cent but any postmaster at whose office the mail is to arrive regularly be tween the hours of nine at night and five in the morning may be allowed sixty per cent on the first hundred dollars on every sum over and above one' hundred doL lars but not exceeding four hundred dollas forty per cent on every sum over and above four hundred dollars but not exceeding twen ty four hundred dollars thirty five per cent on every sum exceeding twenty four hundred dollars fifteen per cent' 3 And on the amount of postages on letters and packages received at a distributing office for distribution the postmaster at such distrib uting office may be allowed ten per cent Every postmaster whose compensation shall not exceed five hundred dollars in one quarter shall be allowed one cent for every free letter delivered out of his office excepting such as are for the postmaster himself But the spe cial allowance now made by law to the post masters at New Orleans and Washington city shall not otherwise be either increased or di Each p'dstmater who shall be re quired to keep a register of the arrival and de? parture of the mails shall be allowed ten cents for each monthly return which he makes to the Postmaster General Each postmaster may be allowed two mills for delivering? from his office to a subscriber each newspaper not chargeable with postage Provided That the commissions and allowances hereby authorized shall be subject to the provisions of the fortji first section of the act entitled An act to re? duce into one theseveral acts establishing and regulating the Post Office 'Department ap proved March the third eighteen hundred and twenty five 'Sec 7 And be it further enacted That any person who shall forge or counterfeit any pos tage stamp or impress upon any letter envel ope authorized by the eighth section of an act entitled act to establish certain post roads and for other approved Au gust thirty first eighteen hundred and fifty two or by any other act or who shall coun terfeit any die plate or engraving therefor or who shall make or print or knowingly use or sell of have in his ''possession with intent to use or sell any such false forged or counter feited die plate engraving or stamped envel ope or who shall make or knowingly use or sell or have in his possession with intent to use or sell any paper bearing the water mark nf niirh letter envelopes or any fraudulent im itation thereof or who shall make or print or authorize or procure to be made or printed I any stamped or printed letter envelope of the I is Kv the Postmaster General uhder 11 IU vauiuiuil UUUUty I aiuu Ml rom rontera to rancisco in Cali 1 the authority aforesaid witnout me espec ell nfflnn rUnartmpnl nr 1 (iirecuon ui vue a uol i 1 tn attar annh Ifttter envelopes have been urom VauLOn via Xurill ihuubuj i umiuamgutuaf via DiaMHia veuar xjantTy' 1 oaavj nfnnf fA rio Sandyville? Zoar and Canal Dover to New and Sugar Land post office back to Matagorda I prepared or printed shall wi Philadelphia Tuscarawas county IN IOWA 7 1 fraud the revenues rom Mount Gilead via Corners rom Newton via Timber Creek to Mariet ment deliver any such other than sucn as snail ne "oluSIdtiffisa cmufiiy to authorized io receive the same instrument Tin rom Cross Roads via Belpre and I Yatton in Washington county 7 I writing duly executed un I march 29 i Veto post office to Centre Belpre in Wash 1 rom Sabula via Sterling to Maquoketa ml the ostmaster teeneraiin ington county Jckon county PM Ofic DepMUncnnd be rom Canaansville to North Union post of I rom West Union in county vial thereof be deemed guilty fice Washington county Clermont to McGregor's Landing in Clayton I punished by a fine not ex rom Marysville via Mount Victory Ken county 1 dred dollar or ton and Mount' Washington down Eagle I rom Monona Smithfield and Rossville I ing five years or by both creek to iudlayMjncbokcounly Ito 0 77 'fltrttor ad Thfit Jrom Jjavona via Jjena vrermau Veuirc I rrutu iuuuuu tu vviumutt ootmnatpr tn railiA ulton county Lockport and Pulaski to Bry I rom Prairie du Chien via Paint Ro6k I shall be the uty of every po Poatmas I an in Williams i Rossville and Mill to Moneek to be defaced in such mjner asthe ostmas rom Lancaster via Clear Port and Middle I Jfrom Copper Harbor to Ontonagon Lake ter General may dtrec which be fork to Perry in Hocking county i Superior with pdstage rom Eagle in Hanco*ck county to Lima I rom Drakesville via Unionville Charlton I deposited in his office for in Allen county i Douglas and Lewis to Kane 1 5 7 mail and if any se en I rom Newark via Thornville Somerset I rom Marietta to the county seat of Hardin I velopes in the mail eha 1 Ostma ster to land Maxville in Perry county Logan and I county I same ii shall be the duy nihR nt for I Plymouth in Hocking county McArthur and I rom Colesburgh via Yankee Settlement I whose office such 'envelop I Charleston in Vinton county Berlin and I Strawberry1 Point and Westfield to West! delivery to deface them and I Jackaon in Jackson county i and Sciotoville I Union quent poatmaotev to th to I to Portsmouth in Scioto county I rom New London in Henry county vial And if any person shall use rom Ripley in Brown county via Deca I Pleasant Grove Dodgeville Yellow Springs for the conveyance of any ie rnad nfthe tur Eckmansville and North Liberty in Ad 1 and Kossuth to Hickory Point in Des Moines I able matter or thing over any lams county to oungstown I county: I uniiea which has been IN KENTUCKY i rom ort Madison via Denmark1 ''Parrish such stamped letter envelope I rom Paris to lat Rock in Bourbon county I Danville Pleasant Grove township in Des I before used1 for a like pu rom Star urnace via Amanda Bellefonte I Moines county to Rising Sun Louisa county I shall be liable to a penafty he and Buena Vista to Ironton Lawrence coun 1 rom Independence to Cedar alls I be recoveredin' the na ty Ohio rom Boonsboro! to Dakotahr States in any court having competent juns I rom Grason via Buffalo urnace Laurel I rom Monona via Hardin and Makee to I diction I urnace and Raccoon urnace Greenups 1 Lansing 'I Approved March 3 loo I burg I rom ort Des Moines via Lewis to Coun 1 IN TENNESSEE cil Bluff I KNIGHT' CO I I I 4 HO HfiAPL wew XOiK jerom jones vroas Hoads to JSew Vanton I Jtfrom Hawk Kye via HiacK ttye to iHusca i I Hawkins county tine MMflLL sell CHEAP JOBCASH Combs Bu I Prnm Centreville Rnavillnwn TTrnm UnsAofina in CltV 1 PlUS' NOOdlCS Ququetonto ort De to? Wt I fM variety or rancy num juucuvw mage to urotl I Jrom ueim via Aiiuepeuucmvc march 22 1 Cross Roads in Sullivan county 1 1 Rapids 1 I rr rom Shady1 to Elizabethton in Carter I rom Delhi via Colesbi rgh to Garnavillel mttt county 4 rom Delhi via Hartwick and Erin to STEAM rom Lexington via I Quasqueton I ir JV uavid Spain outn varroi Lavinia! Brom Iowa City via wm man vrees ana i Hope Hill and Bluff Springs to Trenton in I Millersburgh to Montezuma I the tm maT be found Tiimtfer Gibson county I rom Sabula via Maquoketa and Thomas I piSng Sawing and Turning rom Knoxville by the most direct and I in Jones county to Anamosa a I ram Blinds fate practicable route in the judgment of the Post 1 rom Dubuque "via Renton andShul bu I Or manufactured to order i master General to Danville Kentucky I to Janesville Wisconsin ABELLS COMPANY rom Knoxville viaMaryayillMontvide rom Dubuque to Dyersville x1 1' Northampton March 4T863? LAWS THE UNITED STATES Passed during the Second Session of the Ihiriy teoond Congress Public Act No 47 AN ACT to establish certain post roads and for other purposes Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep resentatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled That the following be es tablished as post roads viz MAINE rom Bristol via Newcastle to Pemaquid rom via South and riendship to Cushing in Lincoln county rom Dexter via West Dover Dover South Mills and Dover to oxcroft rom Presque Isle to Number Eleven Range ive (Aroostook rom the depot of the Atlantic and Saint Lawrence Railroad in Oxford via Otisfield and Casco to Naples rom Waterford Centre via Limerick and Limington to Standish rom Brooks via Munroe Ellingwood Cor I ner in rankford and Hampden to Bangor I IN NEW HAMPSHIRE rom the Station House at Berlin alls I passing up the Androscoggin river via Berlin I Milan Dummer and Cambridge to Errol in I Coos county I rom Portsmouth via Rye to Rye Beach IN MASSACHUSETTS rom Chester Village Hampden county via Ringville to Worthington in Hampshire coun ty rom Great Barrington to Alford in Berk shire county rom Great Barrington via North Egre mont to Alford in Berkshire county IN VERMONT rom Swanton via Highgate ranklin East ranklin West Berkshire to Richford rom Waterford to Littleton New Hamp shire rom Village to Lower Waterford rom Barnet to Waterford Lower Village rom Barton by Barton Landing down the Barton river to West Derby thence along the west shore of Lake Mempemagog to the Can ada line IN RHODE ISLAND rom Pautuxett to Warwick Neck IN CONNECTICUT rom Southbridge Massachusetts to ford Depot in Connecticut rom Rockvjlie Via Tolland West Willing I ton Willington Center Moose Meadow I Westford North Ashford West Woodstock I Village Corners Dudley to Webster Massa I chusetts I rom Voluntown Center to the Sterling post I office in the center of Sterling I IN NEW YORK rom Little alls via Salisbury our Cor I ners to Graysville in Herkimer county I rom Rough and Ready via WesVUnion I Joshua in Troupsburg and Brookfield I post office to Westfield post office in Tioga I county Pennsylvania I rom Naples Ontario county via Riker I Hollow to Prattsburg in Steuben epunty I rom Poughkeepsie via La 'Grangeville I Store in Union Vale and I Tavern to South Dover I rom Three Mile bay to Point Peninsula I Jefferson county rom Panama via and Mayville to Westfield in Chautauqua county rom Owego via Tioga and Barton to Wa verly in Tioga county rom Silver Creek via orrestville and Charlotte Centre to Gerry in Chautauque county rom Clayville in Oneida county via Bab co*ck Hill to West Winfield in Herkimer county rom Little dtts to Graysville IN NEW JERSEY rom Hope to Columbia IN PENNSYLVANIA rom Spring House Tavern to Sumney town Montgomery county rom ranklin in Venango county through Cranberry and Pinegrove townships via Clin ton urnace post office to Tylersburg in Cla rion county rom Mills to Cass in Venango county rom Pittsburg via Etna Dorsey ville Por Store and and Rid to Saxonburg in Butler county rom Safe Harbor in Lancaster county to Martie orge rom Shipperisville Clarion county vial Emlenton to Butler Butler county I rom Shippensville Clarion county via Eden Jefferson Lamartine Mills Emlenton and North Hope to Butler in But ler county rom Slate Lick via Worthington Arm strong county to Cowansville rom Warren via rewsburg Jamestown and Delanti New York to Dunkirk New York rom Robinsonville Pennsylvania to Cum UCf AtlJlLt niaijiauui rom the borough of Indiana to Smicks 1 burg Indiana county I rom Norristown Montgomery county via I airview Vill Perkiomen Bridge I Store Pennsburg Hereford Lionville Mac 1 ungie' and Trixenstown to oglesville in I Lehigh county I rom Hanover via McSherrytown and Bu noughystown to Gettysburg I rom Slate Lick Armstrong county to I Eddy on the Allegheny river I rom Bristol Bucks county via allsing 1 ton and Centerville to Yardleyville in same county I rom Elkland Tioga county via arming 1 ton to Crooked Creek I om Mansfield to Wellsburg Tioga oun 1 ty 5 The Cleveland Painesville and Ashtabula I railroad in the State of Ohio and in continu I ation that division of the railroad of the rank 1 lin Canal Company which extends from the city of Erie State of Pennsylvania to the I west line of the said State be and the same is I hereby declared a post route I The Safe Harbor route in the county of Lancaster State of Pennsylvania be and the same is hereby extended by the way of Lib erty Square post office to Buck post office in said county i 7 IN VIRGINIA rom Princeton to Wytheville in Wythe county i rom Ner Castle to the Tavern Jlouse of June Scott in Craig Secretarv AUGUSTUS SOULE JVeaturer BAILEY Deposites receive! every business day at the Agawam Bank from 9 A till 8 epos tea commence interest at the rate of per cent per annum on the third Mondays of August November ebruary and May july 24 Post copy tfdawBT VOTICE The undersigned having associated IV themselves together in the Daguerreotype business under the firm of Ward Bull would respectfully inform the citizens of Springfield and vicinity that they will continue the business at old stand opposite Court Square until the 1st of May when they will remove to a new suit of rooms in New Building a few rods South of the Depot where they are putting in a Sky Light on the most scientific principle Their Rooms and Sky Light will not be surpassed by any in the county and by strict attention to business we hope to be able to suit the most fastidious Our work shall not be inferior to the best The public are invited to call and examine specij mens whether they wish a picture or not WARD feb tfd HULL IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERS SOMETHING better and more economical than Soda Cream Tartar or any other preparation in existence for Baking Chemical Yeast or Baking for raising Bread Biscuit ried Griddle and Johnny Cakes Puc I dings Pies Corn Bread Sweet Cakes Dumplings Pastry this article is one that every family hote boardimg hoube I otina Saloon Steamboat Vessel Canal I Boat wili find upon a careful trial to be the iSded every single day of their exist I 9nite most important advantages over the old sys I tern are I 1 It saves the expense of milk eggs shortening I spoiled bread and the trouble and expense of pro I curing good water only being necessary I 2 No time is required for the dough to rise bo I fore baking consequently bread may be made in a I few minutes 1 3 A cook can always depend upon a hroan huu RWG0L wnaer uuu paiatuurj whether the flour be of the best quanty or 1 4 Bread made by thi? proci weak tritious easier of digestion bett when stomach sweeter whiter and made with yeast formentatio doesnot 5 The bread made to the ays afford the same amount oompound tem that it does aoid contained in fermented because the veg prOper action of the gastric 1 bread consequently a part only goei fluid upon it ana a nf dvsneSia audits attendant evils dUThisyarticle has been thoroughly tested and Isuniversally liked When used according to the directions it warranted suit D0 CtUUXUl tv ttoa iwk PUWDEBj and take no other and you will not be VII tofi TVotfil fitYAAt NflW ARCHITECTURE A JORDAN Architects 216 Main St I Ratwrd Conn offer their service! to genr I tiemen about to build and to Committees of ubi iic Buildings Churches School Houses I Plans for all kinds and styles of dwelling houses actually built and in progress can at all times be seen at their office and as it is more economical and saves much after disappointment to have Plans and Specifications well matured before com mencing it must be desirable for those about to I build to secure the services of experienced Archifc I teThey also undertake the inspection of works 1 ring their progress as well as furnish designs for I every style of Interior Decoration resco Paint ing Monuments Tablets MT Charges al ways moderate I Vi HftTLlOrU JpUa JiV i New COPARTNERSHIP for transacting the Lumber and Planing business in Spring Covell and Chase have associaH ted by the name of CHASE CO for man ufacturing and selling Lumber at the stand near the Western formerly occupied by the Idle firm ot uecreer noymgwu a They have already in their yard and are daily receiving large quantities of dry finishing Lumber raming Timber loorings low priced Boards and Plank the best shaved and sawed Pine and cheap er grades of Shingles planed Clapboards Having the best of facilities for obtaining afl the kinds and qualities of Lumber and this market for building and also for the manufacture of Lumber by machinery into manuiaviax their intention to make their establishment what this city and the I sweet tender and palatal towns around require vuam vv i nov I SPRINGIELD MARBLE Jo The subscriber wishes to inform his friends and the public generally that he still continues to carry on we dumuwb ui au vauvuo branches at the old stand Having had much ex perience in the business and having secured the services of Mr Thomas Volk a young artist of su perior talent to execute the ornamental work he feels confident that he can furnish Monuments and Headstones of a superior quality and style of fin ish and lettered in a manner that will defy success I ful competition nnnnter Bu ine bk in tdl kinds of Marble work to Received office 189 Wator staeet New reasonable terms ah oroers fttisfaotiOn York DOia oy me oestg STEBBm Atrorsp HARTORD LIE INS CO 7 HARTORD CONN 1 Capital and Surplus 9280000 TAHCC TMVnV 1 AAk VATj AvO MiiJEBfcSeOretary THIS is onew the most prosperous and suc cessful companies in New England Insur ance may be effected on the Mutual or Joint Stock principle at reasonable rates of premium Caluirnia risks taken at reduced rates 1 Applications received and Policies renewed i A BURT Agent Offic nt Hutchinson Chaffee oppes Hamp in Hall July 12 lyd (CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIE I SURANCE UO Having received the appointment of' Agent oi tbii popular company I am prepared to attend to any business connected with this agency and wm re oieve applications renew policies dnd give such information as may be wanted relative to the af fairs of the company Statistics of the business of 1851 to be had at the ofiice In Building opposite Chicopee Bank formerly Eiwn Ray RANDOLPH LADD Ageni nov 11 tfd WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS i INSURANCE COMPANY1 OICE BANK PITTSIELD I Capital $100000 with surplus i THIS Company is now ready to receive applica tions tor insurance against loss and damage by fire upon real estate and all kinds of personal prop erty not deemed extra hazardous Single not to exceed $5000 The following gentlemen constitute the Board Directors oi inis Owen Tyler Thomas Colt Burnap Socrates Squire Theo Pomeroy Barker Henry Stearns Murray ANSONIA1 INDIA RUBBER CO i fBlHE subscriber is Agent for the above Company 2 and has on hand orican shortly order Rubber Overcoats Cloaks Reefing Jackets Overalls Leg gins Caps Traveling Bags Horse Covers Gloves Mittens and Rubber Cloth Persons in want of Rubber Cloth or Clothing are invitad to call and examine the Goods LORENZO LANE 3 dec tfd vapotviue TARTNERSHIP NOTICE Thesub anrihara Viavp this dav formed a co nartnership under the name and style of A Sherman Co and have purchased tli stock and taken the store Of LOUIS MEDES XNO anu neai ouao DU where may be found a large assortment of elegant Cabinet urniture and Upholstering Goods Curtain Stuffs Trimmings A Sherman Co have retained the services of Mr Louis ieder who will superintend the Designing Manufacturing and Upholstering De partment and a)l work previously ordered at his eatablishmett will be executed with dispatch and in the best manner by the subscribers who trust that bv strict attention to business and fulfil isg their orders with promptness to merit that share oi patronage heretofore so liberally bestowed upon the 11 A Springfield April 14 1853 i Special Having disposed of my in terest in the Cabinet Making and Upholstering busi ness to Messrs A Sherman Co I would re spectfully return my sincere thanks to my friends and patrons for their many favors and trust they will continue the same to my successors whom 1 EADi fniiv men mend as men of integrity and prompt business habits well worthythe con fidence of the public LCUiS INDER april 14 1853 april Imd ipiano ortes To Tet 00D Instruments Also always OR oALJB IT Piano orts selected with great care from the best manufactories in the country having had fifteen years practice reels competent I nfon afvAQT I at rvsxi morlr Apply at the engbaviwu kuvub to pertorm an operations upon we loommn num 0PKg 7 tid THOS: CHUBBUCK To be sold at Auc tion on the 10th day of May next at 10 A ths real estate formerly owned by Stephen Chapin Stephen Chapin Jr and Chapin in Holyoke to wit: 'v The homestead of Stephen Chapin including dwelling house barn out buildings and ten acres ofjand i i i Also two acres of land adjoining said homestead Also fifteen acres of pasture land 'The dwelling house calieu the McKnight house The Williston house and lot on Mechauio st The soap buildings'' The store and store lot formerly occupied by Chapin The house and lot formerly occupied by Warren Chapin deceased i oi The dwelling hou and lot of Stephen Chapin Jr The wood lot op the mountain owned Stephen Chapin Jr The house and lot formerly occupied by Pliny Robinson' The heuse and lot formerly owned by Parley Gillmore The house and lot formerly occupied by Abel Chapin Also a steam engine npw and in good order with planing machine saws GEORGE EWING 1 A i MILLER Assignees april 19 20d IWrEW SILK TULLER HUTCH 11 INS 1 LASELL Importers and Wholesale Dealers 91 Liberty street Ns are now receiv ing ana Opening a very large and1 entirely new stock of Silks ad ancy Dress Goods com prising Dress Silks Dress Goods and Trimmings Bonnet and Taffeta Ribbons Shawls Kid Silk and Lisle Gloves White Goods Laces and Embroider ies together with a general assortment of every variety of goods in their line cash and time buy ers from every section will find this a very desira ble stock and at low prices WM TULLER 1 STEPHEN LASELL WM HUTCHINS WM HART MCCORKLE it All late with Bowen McNamee feb 8 Bmosd TV OTIC office removed to No 8 IT Block where the subscriber maybe found ready to furnish designs and execute plans for every grace or aweinng rrom ine rurm nnttnoTA tn the rnnst extensive alian villa Gen tlemen about to build dwellings stores or hotels and Committees on puoiic buiiaings enurenes school houses banks halls are invited to give him a call and examine plans and make investiga tions Designs for fresco painting monuments and plans tor laying out grounds about dwellings and public buildings together with specifications esti mates and contracts and a general superintend ence of the various works if desired And as itis a matter of economy as well as saving much after disappointment to have plans and specifications thoroughly matured and completed before putting them under cont act it is hoped that those about to build will commence in season to procure their plans Charges always reasonable i april tfd WM BOYINGTON Notice to sealed Proposals will be received at the office of the Clinton Line Railroad Company in Hudson Ohio until the 20th day of May next for the grading masonry bridging and superstructure of their en I tire Road from Hudson to the Pennsylvania State Plans profiles and specifications will be exhibit ed and all requisite information given at the office rr 3 1L TAlL I or the vompany in xiuuson on ana aiuer ww 3VIU day of May next By order of the Board of Directors I DAY President 1 11 BRINSMADE Engineer Hudson April 4 1853 6wd WARRINER HOUSE Springfield WHITE formerly proprietor of the Hampden House in this city but more re cently of the Island House Bellows alls begs leave to inform the public and his former patrons I that he has leased the above named House for a arm of years The central and pleasant situation I of the House its commodious arrangements and the comforts and luxuries to be found there com bine to render it agreeable and advantageous to the traveler The subscriber pledges his best exertions to main tain its reputation and to give satisfaction to all who honor him with their patronage i jan 8md WHITE! Hartford Courant copy four weeks and send bill HOSIERY AND Ladies Gents Misses and Boys Lisle Thread and Cotton Hosiery and Gloves a larger and more complete assortment than can be found at any other place in this city Purchasers will save much time and some money by an examination of the immense stock we are now opening at No 6 Block i Merchants supplied at city prices April 1 da3w92 A LORD CO ENN IN GT ON STONE WARE AT We have just received a mil I assortment of th superior ware and are prepared to supply dealers on as favoiable terms as any manufacturer We will deliver the ware in the neighboring towns on the line of Railroads free of expense to the buyers and at the best ates of dis count HAMILTON CHAPIN 28 Manufacturers Agents Lumber at water st The proprietor has now on hand a large assort 1 ment of seasoned White Pine Lumber Spruce and Norway loor Boards dressed Clapboards Lath Cherry Black Walnut and White Wood Lumber Northern Pine Shingles Shaved and Sawed Rang ing Timber Hemlock Chestnut and Oak Lumber ence Posts Railing and Pickets All in good condition lor sale for cash Tnnmli HENRY A ROBINSON DENTAL AMES Den tist has taken rooms and permanently loca ted himseifin this city in Block ountain Row over the store or Horace Lee where he will be happy to see his former arid after riftVIDg UllCVU piftVUVVj AWA(7 yva2i'Vrv manlike and soxentino manner? Prices to correspond with the and all ope rations warranted 1 Particular attention given to the regulating oi Teeth thereby preventing irregularities 11 feb 7 8 mosd AMES Garrison Garfield Edward May David Carson Wm Carson Daniel Jenks William Pollock Geo Platner 1 Harvey Arnold Wheeler A Ik a a ll CHARLES OWEN President GOODRICH Secretary LADD Agent Opposite Chicopee Bank Springfield March 23 1 tfd MARBLE1ZED IRON MANTLES Col umns Pedestals Table Tops The Sala mander Marble Co invite public attention to their Marbleized Iron as one of the greatest discoveries of the age and ior which they received the Gorn Medal at the last fair of the American Institute and the medal at the air of the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute held at ashington in eoni'iyand March of this year I This material having a metallic basis is more du ruble and cheaper than Marb)e its representations of precious Stones and the choicest Marbles in more than sixty different varieties are exact and sur passingly beautiful it is capable of resisting greater degree of heat and it cannot be injured by the action of acids or oil SILAS HERRING The manufacturing department of this Co is un der the superintendence of Williams the inventors of the system and the financial and general business department that of John Rubton io whom all communications may be addressed at the principal Ware Booms 818 Broadway New York march 80 Smd Hampacn stock and Mutual 1 IKE INSURANCE CO Office in No 9 oot's Building corner of Main ana State streets Springfield Mass Guarantee Capital 100000 CONTINUE to insure on the Stock and Mutual plan hazards by ire on Real and Personal property on as favcrable terms as any sound and responsible Stock or Mutual Company Officers i John Mills Wm CalhounV Geo Bice Pxnohon Treasurer DIRECTORS George Ashmun George Rice JWh Mills Ephraim Bond Calhoun Henry Gray William Rice Warner Tyler Roger Moore Joseph Pynchon John Hamilton William Lee Joseph Decreet Edward Moseley EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Warner Wm Rice Joseph Pynchon july 27 lydaw57 JETNA INSURANCE COMPANY HARTORD Capital ISOO OOO AU paid and invested in stocks aid real estate Insure against loss or damage by fire on favorable terms Brace Loomis Secretary GEO BICE Agent Agency Office No 9 Building Springfield Mass feb 19 1ydaw87 KATHAIRQN or Preserv i ing Restoring and Beautifying the Causing it to grow luxuriantly and giving it a soft and curling appearance of the most de lightful character The Kathairon neutralizes the effects of disease climate and old age in preserv ing and restoring the Human Hair even after a Baldness of many years cleanses the scalp from Dandruff and its natural impurities immediately relieves sympathetic attacks of Nervous Headache and cures all cutaneous diseases of the Skin such as Erysipelas Salt Rheum Itch As a Toilet Article for giving the hair a richsoft glossy and curling appearance nothing has ever been discov ered to compare with its incontested its incontest ible virtues imparts the fragrance of ti most delightful and exotic flowers and is free from all mineral or an substance which can color the skin or stain a hat1 or Bald and Greg Heads it is pre eminently beneficial Kathairon restored my hair after a baldness of 12 years A Jay Courtright 76 Bond sLN" This admirable preparation can be had of all repu table dealers throughout North and South Ameri ca and the Islands of the Ocean in large bottles for 25 cents Sold to the trade at a liberal discount but com missioned in no instance I ihaI' DjS BARNEg Proprietor i 161 Broadway New York in Springfield by Bliss Haven Segur and Stebbins in Northampton by owle and by all Druggists everywhere march 10 BARTHOLOMEW NEW MO UR NIN STO 651 BROADWAY Between St Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotel NEW YORK THE subscribers respectfully announce to the 'citizens of Springfield that they have recently enlarged and remodeled their store making it the most extensive of its kind in the United States We are now prepared to offer for the in spection of our friends and customers the choicest stock of full and half mourning goods ever im ported to this market Our entire attention being devoted exclusively to Mourning Goods and our facilities being superior to others enables us to keep much larger and better assorted stock and we pledge ourselves that our prices will be found lower than at any other establishment Particular attention paid to orders and goods sent by Ex press to any part of the country A splenaid assortment of MOURNING BON NETS and MANTILLAS constantly on hand NB Merchants visiting the City are invited to examine our stock which we offer at jobbing prices fo prevent mistakes we would impress upon the minds of our patrons the name and number of the New Mourning Store BARTHOLOMEW WEED april Smd 551 Broadway HOSIERY AN UNDER GARMEN TS A RANKIN CO '104 Bowery near Grand 2Y Street Manufacturers and Impoit i ers of Hosiery and Undergarments Merchants re plenishing their assortment will save time and mon ey by purchasing in the Wholesale Department of the Hosiery Establishment 104 Bowery where they will find one of the largest stocks in the city embracing every variety and offered at extremely low prices Importing the Goods th offer and manufacturing extensively both in this country and in England where one of the concern has spent the greater part of the It st five years superintend ing the manufacture of goods and selecting desira ble stj les expressly for this establishment A I Co can offer inducements to cash buyers not to be exceeded 'A call will convince The experience of more than 25 years in the same business as shown the advantages of selling at a small profit april 4 Smd IMPORTERS SKINS Manufacturers of ine urs Hats Caps and Straw Goods THOMPSON ROESLER No 19 Maiden Lane New York invite the attention of Conn try Merchants to their stock which they will find of superior quality and manufactured with regard to giving desirable goods at moderate prices april 1 8md i SPRINGIELD REPUBLICAN5 Published Daily and Weekly BY SAMUEL BOWLES CO Office corner of Market and Sanford streets a few doors from Court Square Springfield Mass Daily every morning (save Sundays) two cents per copy $450 per year five copies to one address for $20 payable strictly in advance in all cases Weekly on a very large three fourths reading matter' mailed every riday at $150 per year ten copies to one address for $1250 20 copies $23 40 copies $40 payable strictly in advance in all cases Single copies of the Weekly four cents dollars are invariably charged for the Daily and two dollars for the Weekly per year when not paid in advance but no new sub scriptions are received without the accompanying money or a satisfactory reference in Springfield Single subscriptions to both papers will be received for six months at corresponding rates to the above The Postage on the Daily by mail to any part of Massachusetts is 78 cents a year to other States $156 On the Weekly in Hampden County noth ing in other parts of Massachusetts 13 cents a year in other States 26 cents Advertisem*nts inserted according to time place and length on terms made known at the ofiice The Weekly Republican has the largest circulation of an paper iu this part of the State and the Daily a larger one than fhat of any other daily paper in New England out of Boston Advertisem*nts from out of Springfield must be paid in advance ora satisfactory reference given SAIVEL BOWLES HOLLAND Chiconee April 6 PARKER ARBIiE WORKS Successors A Tomlinson cDDTMnPfVLD' MASS THE Subscribers haying lately purchased I of Messrs A Tomlinson their Marble Works nnrner of Main and Williams sts comprising their entire Stocky Machinery and Water Powerfor the Marble nnnosite the City and naymg of OAum thev are to furnish Monuments Stones Tomb Tablets Counter Tops Pier Gr5vJ? tJrables Soda ounts Chimney Pieces and Center Tables Garble Work at the shortest nonce ne oreign ana American Lad the above named lots of Marble at very purchased the ared to sell at prices which low rates PARKER CO CSadd April 12 1858kl I 1 1L Yff A tt sHannaed of our interest in ure wmmw it Having Pnuftr noticed recommend them to the favor above)wecheeriuuyrec foimer patrons ta mettof integrity and experience and as meriting oonfidence T0MLIHS0N aprUM tfd i fl 1 1.

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