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EAST INDIA COTTON.

The London correspondent of the Boston Atlas
furnishes the following information concerning
the cultivation of cotton in the East Indies
Recent accounts from India give some interest
ing information respecting the cultivation oil cot
ton in the East. Experiments made some time
ago. in the cultivation of the American cotton
plant in some parts of India, were unattended
with any successful result, but lately attempts
have been made to raise cotton In central lhdla,
to the eastward of Bombay, where the climate Is
favorable to the plant, and where experiments on
a large scale have been made by the East INDIA
Company These experiments were under the
direction OF Mr.. Mercer, one OF the American
planters sent out some years since three thou
sand acres were under cultivation last year, and,
it is said twenty thousand acres are planted with
New Orleans cotton this year. 1t is expected
that some of the cotton grown and cleaned In the
district will make its appearance in the Llv-
erpool market Hitherto the produce has been
sold to the native manufacturers, who have dis
covered its superiority the produce OF the in
digenous plant, and who give very good prices for
it for making their own fabrics. 1t is remarked,
that the expenses of getting the cotton from the
interior to Bombay, will for time PREVENTS ex
tensive shipment to England, but that when the
great line of railway between Bombay on the
western and Coringa on the eastern coast of In
da is constructed, it will pass through this dis
trict, and furnish a ready and cheap means of
conveying cotton to Bombay 1t is then expect
ed that the large quantity of cotton that will be
cultivated and sent to England will no longer
compel British consumers to depend upon the
crops OF the United States.
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SINGING SCHOOL.

NIESSRS. PERRY AND HAMILTON pro-
1FI pose form Glass for Instruction in the Elements
and Practice of SACRED MUSIC. The first meeting will
be held at the CHAPEL THOMAS STREET on Monday
EUening October srh at 81 O'Clock when and where all
persons interested invited to attend. Ii is int ended
that the school shall be held half the time the Chapel
Thomas Street. and the other half at the Old South
Church. II sucien number of persons should subscribe
to attend the school, Glasses, primary and adult will
be formed Terms-or those belonging to the Old South
Central Societies. will he 81 for "a lessonsfo albothe
persons s 50-payabe at the third lesson
Worcester Oct q LAS. dat
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REWARD.

NEW A6Us
WHOEVER will return to the Grafton Hotel man BY
w the name of WILSON, who left that place Mon
day. the 22d dBy of S5p under very suspicious
stances, shall be suitably rewarded Said Wilson he
left had blue and snuff cOored pantaucns with
black hat. all considerably He is about f. high
rather thin SET, dark complexion and generally walks with
black ivory top Cane, in consequence of having the rheu
masm His business repair and tuue piano fortes
and organs &c. lie said he belonged in Keene, N II.
Grafton, Sept 49, ls45. dw2wis ]. II CHENEY.
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ARCHITECT.

WILLIAM BROWN has removed to Worces
w ter and has taken a Room, No. 1876 MAIN STREET,
in the third story in Buman Row, directly over G. NJ
DaytOns Store where he will furnish PLANS and SPEC
IFICATlONS on reasonable He will also sUperin-
tend the structure Of buildings, il desired Mr. B. will fur
nsh satisfactory references his skill Architect and
is happy in being permitted refer the following Cen
ilemen ofthis place. viz: Capt. EDWARD LAMB, and Mr.
j. ;. WooDwoRTH Al Worcester, Oct. L.
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RAZORS.

RAZORS,
THE subscriber has just received, per iberna another
lot of those celebrated Damascus RAZORS. made ex-
pressy for and stamped with my name All these Ra
warrant ed Ivy the maker to.
S. W. CREECH, HAIR DRESSER,
No fremont House, Boston
Aso the celebrated Russian Kesan Shaving soap the best
article for shaving in the United States sale wholesale
and retail. by 5. w. CREECH, HAIR DREssER
S5 No fremont EnIse Roston
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HOUSE LOTS.

GENERAL fine House Lots, pleasantly situated on Will
- lam street, for sale on very good terms if applied for
soon. D. s. MESSENGER.
Sept 20. d6tSwls39
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ZeDhVr WOrStedS,

zephyr WUFSL0uS,
I HAVE just received entire assortment of GER
MAN ZEPHYR WoRsTEDs, in all the different coors and
shades. Also, TAPESTRY WORSTEDS, in all the coors
WOsted Patterns Tasses, Rosets and Cords Canvass,
Needless &c. PLAN and Shaded Purse Twist in any
quantities, all of which will be sold very low.
Merchants will be supplied on liberal terms
Worcester, Sept 80. dwtl4O j. b. WYMAN.
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MARRIED

MARRIED,
In this town, by Rev. Mr. Newton, Mr. Harding Pierce 10
Miss Mary w, only daughter of Micah Johnson.-lCake
received.
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Cattle Show Day, "Wednesday Oct. 8.

A LII PERSONS who intend visiting Worces-
ter on the above day, and wishing purchase DRY
GOODS of every description will find the largest Uariety
and the best bargains offered in this County by cali
ing at HEAD QUARTERS
We are this week opening large invoices of New and
Rich Goods, embracing almost every style of
RICH DRESS GOODS, SILKS, SHAWLS,
CLOAKINGS, CALICOES, &c. &C.,
the market Affords and old patrons and the
public that shall offer every kind of Goods we keep at
unusually LOW PRICES, that may make quick sales
and large ones. HARDON, BROWN & co.
Worcester, Oct l. dwtf4O
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Machinests Wanted.

ctIX or Eight Iron Workmen to whom liberal pay and
steady employment fora number Of years viii be given
o ~, those Of good moral character and experience in
the business need apply. Those with families are preferred
Apply at this Office. avn AZ sep ~0'
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WANTED.

A SITUATION in a Boarding House in Manufacturing
IA Village, man with Family of Weavers and one
Frame Spinner line addressed to L. T., Box 2O9, Wor-
cestersPost Office, will be attended to.
Oct2 d3tw2tH
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Prints-Prints.
Oil Carnets,
Cattle Show.

DINNER will be provided for the Worcester Co Agri-
~ cultural Society," the Worcester House, October eh,
ls45 at o'clock All persons DESTROYS of paraking will
please provide themselves with tickets-price 70 cts
Tickets sale the Town Hall and at the Worcester
House. WOOD g. FISHER
Oct l. lw
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CARPETS.
WANTED,

WANTED,
A N American Woman, for Cook in private family.
n Worcester Sept so. dot TH0S. KINNICUTT
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NEW FASHIONS,
EMBROIDERY.

= CARTONS Rich Embroidery, just opened consisting
- Wro't Collars, Chimezettes Habits, Cuffs and Sleeves
of the latest style imported and for sale very low by
Worcester, Sept SO. dwtf40 j. B. WYMAN
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DireCtorv.-SpeCiaI Notice,

THE LIST OF NAMES Upwards OF $500 in number)
for the Directory for 1885, is completed, and in
press Any persons who may. have been omitted or who
have removed within three weeks who propose
remove, i'll do well to give immediate notice the print
ing office Of the subscriber I'll Main St. order that their
names and locations may be correctly inserted.
Sept so. d3twlt HENRY ]. ROWLAND.
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any traders have visited the port for the last three
weeks. We learn from other sources that large
number Of troops have been sent TO Matamoras
and TO different points Oh the Rio Crande, by or
der Of GEN Arista. II appears that the Mexi.
can government fears that an attack will soon be
made upon that frontier by American troops II
docs not appear, however, that the number OF
troops on the Rio Grande has been much incvea-
sed The whole force along the line of the Ric
Grande does not probably exceed one thousand
men.
/ A small party of Wacoes lately stole several
horses IRON the settlement on Cedar Creek, above
Bastrop. These Indians were pursued by par
] ty of Delawares, who threatened 10 exterminatC
them, if they did not deliver up the stolen hOr
scs. The Wacoes immediately delivered up lhei
! booty and retired towards the mountains
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The Tax Law.
NAO n ~ H1@V W
The Cincinnati Atlas SAYS:

The Cincinnati Al2s says
"OGr merchants, brokers' and capitalists do
moi complain Of paying their just and equitable
share Of the public burdens; but, on the contrary,
would most heartily and checrfully contribute
their due proportion 1t is the monsirous inc
quality OF which they complain. Let all contli
butte alike, and in proportion TO their real capital
and the citizens Of Cincinnati would hold uE
both hands for the assessment Of a tax slflicicni
to meet all the necessary demands Of The State
So, then, the law is a ''monsrous inequality
is it?-and yet democrats who fight for equality
are to be denounced for opposing it, Let bank
stock be taxed like other capital, and one of the
absurd inequalities Of the law at least will be dis
pensed WITH Statesman
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Idiocy Family DiSca8e.-lt is stated in the
Frankfort (Ky.) Yeoman, that the second Audi
tors report shows that there arc four hundred
and fifteen idiots in that state supported at the
public expense. Mercer has the greatest num-
Der of any one county, and Whitley the greatest
number in proportion to the whole number of
inhabitants, Ofthis number 81 belong to 35
lamiles-averagin nearly two and a half 10
each family. These facts prove that idiocy is a
family disease; and an examination into The sew
erol cases would probably develope great funda-
mental principles in physiology of importance TO
the human family. Some Of our physicians
would be doing a service TO the community il
they would examine the cases and report to the
world. five arenot mistaken, SUCH an exami.
nation would have very important boarng up
on the question ofthe propriety of blood relations
ntermarrying with each other
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Ho! for Oregon.-The following information
concerning the Oregon emigranis bas been fur
nishcd the ST. Louis Reporter by friend: The
First Company consisted of 9S males over I6
years of age, 81 females over ID years, rs males
under l6years, and 60 females under Id years.
There were 81 wagons, 453 oxen, $40 loose cat.
tie, l72 horses, lS5 guns. This company pas
sed ,he Great Nemaha Sub Agency on the 4tl
.of May, lS45. The Captain is Mr.. Everett.
The Second Company consisted of 95 males
over 10 yeats, 60 females over Ia years, II males
under Ii, and 81 males Under Id. There were
435 work oxen, 6l4 loose cattle, rs mules and
horses, 5S wagons and III guns and pistoIs.-,-
This company is commanded by d. Luther, and
passed the same station on the 9th of May last
The Third Company was commanded by Capt.
Parker, and has 60 males over l6 years Of agc
and 100 women and children, There were AZ
wagons, 260 work cattle, $40 loose cattle, 81
horses and mules and 90 fire arms. This com
pany passed the same place on the 10Th of May
The whole number Of persons is 1856, ofworls
cattle, ll4S, Of loose cattle, l22, Of wagons 1865
Iofhorses and mules 2ll, and Of fire arms 334.
These emgranIs are Of high character and we'll
provided for the expedition. These companies
composed the advance guard of the main expe-
dition which loft Independence .grak
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DIVISION OF THE METHODIST CHURCH

The hasty and il-judgcd action of the Meth.
od,st Conference in the case of Bishop Andrews
is matter of deep regret, not only 10 tie mom-
bers Of the church, but to the friends of religion
and good order generally, as we'll as of the I'm.
ion, our common country. Disguised as il may
be, il is undeniably bold attempt 10 make the
exercise Of certain rights of citizenship dsqual.
ification TO hold office in the church II is un
derstood that Bishop Andrews was elected as a
southern man, but non,slaveholder, and in conse
quence of the unexpected acquisition of slaves
the Conference, in a hasty and thoughtless man
Incr, that might better become passionate chill
dren than grave elders, passed resolution tha
he abstain from the exercise Of bis powers unit
his slaves should be made free. We have nc
doubt that this action Of the Conference is dis
tasteful TO nnc-tcntns of the members of the
church, inasmuch as il is an unwarantable at
tempt TO reach the temporal afflirs Of one mem
Der through their spiritual connection with him
Ii is an attempt to deprive the South of B;shor
on plea, not only entirely foreign to spiritual
matters, but one, the end and object Of which i.
boodshed aud murder, involved in the crime OF
treason to the country. Nothing so much tend,
to lower the high character which the chief Off
GERS Of the church should sustain, and to dspersc
the halo of awe and respect with which they
arc usually surrounded, Than for them TO steT
aside from their spiritual duties, and under tht
influence of prejudice, 10 become The tools of I
morbid fanaticsm. Under such circumstances
!! can become no ground Of complaint that The
South, whose rights, guaranteed to hcrunder tEc
constitution, are thus sought 10 be flched from
her, should wish TO withdraw from connection
with those who, having ceased TO be charitable
are no longer disposed to dwell in brothcrly love
~ y Morning Ncws. oai
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SMALL SHOTS AT SMALL GAME!

" The "Rad Dog" editor Of the Republic
can is determined, if possible, to convince our
citizens that "a lie once told and well stuck to,
is as good as the truth" Ills poor sneating
hypocritical, double.faccd liar, again persists in
rciterating bis base ialsehood in regard to the ST.
Clair notes. Ifit were necessary, we can procure
the statement of every merchant in town to prove
that Al-Iie-son has vainous.ie lied in this par.
tcuar and that no re-lieance can be pla ced in
his lic-belious paper.
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"Algerineism in Nec York. The Western
State journal, whig paper published at Syra-
cuse, expresses the opinion that's the punishment
of Dor should be exchanged from Imprisonment
20 death r'--Ponghkeepaic Telegraph. alilas.
The Western State Journal, above alluded 10.
is edited by the famous Boz Smith, late editor OF
the coon organ in this city.--Statesmdn
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EPITAPH ON AL-LIE-SON!
Here lies "Red Dog" who ever lei
BY Ec-cenco on each store,
lie lying lived and lying died,
And lies to rise no more!
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WOOL CARDING.

ME subscriber thankful for past avors, takes this
4 method of informing his old customers and the
public in general, that he is still carrying the above
business his old establishment, four miles north of
Cadiz on the Rumey road, and he hopes by strict
ention and experience in business to give general sat
siaction to all who may favor him with their custom.
! His prices are as follows: A cents per pound for
wool that is not over half merno IS cents per h. will
be charged for wool that is finer than half merino to
II paid for when the work is done-the work %anan-
ted be done in the best manner, ard the shortest
notice.
His Machinery isofhc quaHty, and clothed with
new cards of the finest and best materials.
| For the accommodation of persons at distance,
wool will be received in Catz at the Of p. r. X.
Br1therson, Stewart, Mligan & Bennett, and Mahood
& Grimes; in German township, n! John Amspoker's i'll
New Rumley, at William Wels's: and returned caldcd
in the shortest possible time
All kinds of mcrchantabc produce taken at the high
est market price. JOHN OSBURN.
may Ia, 1915. IT,
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O1r A[Hc-son frankly confessed TO nejghbor
the other day thatho published fdlsehood about
the ST. Clair money, but was determined to raise
a smoke and escape through the fog! The same
dirty rascal last fall published base forgery on
Jemcs G. Brncy, and hangs on to it to this day;
he also published story in regard TO Col. Polk
branding his slaves with red hot iron, on the
authority of one Baron RoorbGck. This he has
never corrected, and never will until-he becomes
an honest man!
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THOMAS w. SCAIFE.
Mo 6 Wood, near Water street,

PIITSB BURGH GfROCERY STORE,
Wholesale and Retail, and dealer in Produce and
Pittsburgh Manufactures. Constantly on hand all
kinds of Groceries, Spices, Candies, Nuts, Fruits and
Vegetables and general assortment of prime Famil
Groceries. mar q
a EMOVAL by fre,--Thos. W. Scaife has removed
Z Z his Grocery Store to No. 1GG Penn. next door
above Hand st. where he hopes his former customers
win not forsake him, or think the walk too far, as he
will be extremely thankful to all who will aid him by
their patronage hro ugh his present difficulties.
TO my friends who aided me in roscuing my goods,
and my creditors and others who dealt so kndly by me
would say scarcely know who to thank first or most
but to all am under deep and lasting obligations, and
trust they may be better rewarded. apr 30
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OHTALlc-son cndeavors to injure the reputa-
ton Of Messrs Stewart, Mlligan & Bennett, by
bascly insiluating that they dealt unfairly witt
him and his celebrated ST. Clair Shinplaser-
Those gentlemen didn't want his deprecated
trash; but to prevent the hungry howIings and
importune baIkings of the cred Dog' editor
they took his $3 bill, and gave him its full value
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VELLERlsM.-" I'd rather be a red dog and
bay the moon, than such All editor" rs A'-ic-son
said, ven he vos caught in the dirty scrope in re,
gard 10 the st. Clair notes!
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l.. NJ. HITCHCOCK, Jr.,
BENJAMIN C. FRANKLIN,
MEMUCAN HUNT,
]. NJ. ALLEN,
SAMUEL NJ. WILLIAMS,
T.. w. MOORE.
To r. +. SToCKToN, ESQ .,

To r. +. STOCKTON, ESQ,
Commodore Of the United States squadron
From. the Gelreston Ncgs.
A Pleasure trip to the Princcton-Yesterday
Capt. Tichner afforded our citizens an opporiuni.
ty, by the steamer Col Woods, of visiting the
&C ebratCd steamship Princeton and the sloop OF
war ST. Mary's, at their place ofanchorage The
band Of music belonging TO the Princeton ac-
companied the excursion. This band is compo.
scd entirely Of foreigners, prime paIly Germans
and their performances added greatly to the gen.
eral enjoyment. The "Star 8 pangled Banner,'
and other national airs, gave feeling Of reality
to the proud conviction thai we arc at last under
the protection of the great American Union, and
that Texas is already member of the conlede.
racy. A delightful land breeze from the moth
made the waters Of the bay entirely smooth, and
onablcdu to lay directly along side oflhe Prince
ton. The full size of th's ship is by no means
manifest on the first observation. She is more
remarkable for her symmetry of reconstruction ant
unequallcd speed, than for her magnitude. He
propeller is entirely under wafer, and her engine
and boilers some twenty feet below the deck
There are no visible ppes for the escape o
smoke aud steam; for the steam is condensed
and, using anthracite coal only, she makes nc
smoke. The engine room is entirety coiod will
iron, and every Thug in i appearsto be Of soit
and polished metal. While standing on tic nool
of this apartment we were told by the enginoe,
that our heads were about three feet below the
surface Of the water on the outside.
The whole weight Of The engine and boilers
is two hundred and fifty tons.
Ertraets troD' he Houston hteihgenecr Of May IA.
We learn from the la Grange Intelligencerthat
a party O. Indians appeared near Corpus Chris.
ii on the 18th ull., killed two Mexicans, woun.
ded third, and roveoff a large number of hor-
Ses belonging 70 Col. Kinney. A company Of
maranders has been ringing between tho Rio
Gfande and Nuecos for several weeks, and cuI
off all communication with The Mexican settle.
mcnts. Trade is Iherciore very dull Scarcely
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Al-Iie-son says we are the author of "Sercrt
ttingS"--very true, Sorry we can't return the
compliment. We must say, however, that ht
may we'll set up his claim as the author of @tupiG
things!
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DESIRE settlement, without delay, with oil in
debted TO mc;as have rclinquishcd business 10
the present 9. VI lataJ SAMtiEJ, PAUL.
GrEENE, O., May ID, 1945 sw. 3
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e. We understand that elIolts are being made
ia various quarters 10 have sheep taxed herea(-
ter. Ifhat object is accomplished, the assessor
will have TO place Al-Iie-sou'5 name among the
unwashed, common sheep!
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VELLERIsM.--"l'll Investigate the matter anG
see if KAYE been cheated" as the " Red Dog >
editor said ven he got off his So noto on the swim.
diing ST. Clair bank
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AL-LIE-SON'S VESPERS!
Here | lie me down to sleep,
A cred dog'' Hc-ing in heap!

" Since the cred dog" editor has told SC
many f.lschoods about the wool market and ST
Clair notes, the demand for bis paper is css-ton.
ishing among the old ladies'. They boil it down
forlcy TO make soft soap!
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0cr Almost every thing green has been xii
led by The late Grosts, except Al-Fc-son of th
Republican!
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NOTICE EXTRA.

,r, q NOTICE EXTRA. u9i
ETNE subscribers have now in store. and on the way
i from the East, full supply of Groceries, scoc-
ted with great by their senior partner since tho
late fire, among which are r Wu,
lao Kegs Rio Coffee, assorted quality; f GeHa
62 chests and hf chests G. p. Y. II and Blk Toas;
10 bxs. Loaf Sugar; 10 bags Pepper; do. Spice;
Dbl. Cloves; 2 do. Ginger; 4 DO Nutmegs;
100 mats. Cassia 10 bxs. Chocolate; .o 7-J
n bXs. Tobncco half ID. to / Is lump; Ja a3ed
y bales Cuba do, fllors udwappers; tgli..,
25 bxs clay pipes; casx Maddcr;
ceroons Indigo; 90 bbl4 chp'd Logwood;
rs bbls Sp. Whiting; $4,000 lbs. pipe clay 20
2casks Goldfish; 5 tierces ElephantGill, iieN
IS bbs Curriers' Oil; 90 80 refined Sapelro; Oh
20 sacks crude Salpetre. ,-.. t,t.t,g
ISAIAH DICKEY and co.
may2l corner Liberty and Wayne etc. Pittsb'g
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IN viIta0 alone Is happiness below.
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NEWS ! NEWS !! NEWS
Texas and Mexico.

Late and highly imPOrtant-PrOclanatiOn Of
President Jones for COnrentiOn-the Amer
ican Squadron of the COast-Aneraiion