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If ). c.; Purser, VIM. Sinclair, Of GA Assis .,
,ant Snrgeon. Morris B Beck. Of Va; Marine
Officer. Matthew r, Kjnizing. Of Penn. Passed
Mdshipmen. Willlam G. Temple. of VI, john
Wa'lcot. Of Ohio. Thomas S. PHELPS. of Maine,
John Madigan, Jr., of Maine, and Peter Wager,
OF Penn; Midshipmen. Thomas b. Wainwright,
ct ). c., Joseph B. Smith, of Mass, Francis A.
Roy. of n. Y. and George S. King, of Mich ,
Captains Clerk. James M. Story. of N. III {;
Bua'swain. William Black, of n. H.; Guon.r,
William g. Thompson. of Mass; Sailmaker,
Sauuel Rhodes of Mass
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MIR. WEBSTER AGAIN In his last speech at
,,n'iaoFPhla, as reported by the party papers; Mr..
Webster said -
a nd mere allow me 10 say, as a matter of histo-
", 'hal before and at the time, troops, were
p,"o'e" !" march to the left bank Of the RIO
Giande. no apprehension whatever was entertain
ed OF any invasion of Texas by Mexico. or anv
acts OF hostility on the part of that power''
% No apprehension whatever 2" indeed Tben
II vas lucky movement, that Of General Tav.
lor's going down To Point Isabel, else the women
and all men Of our frontier might have shared The
the horrible fate Of the unfortunate Rogers family
whose bones for months lay bleaching twenty five
Or thirty miles 1cest Of the Neuces. Verify, Mr.
Webster is g. eat lawyer, and nothing else
NJ y Sun
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SOUTH CAROLINA SENATOR'S

On Friday last Mr.. Calhoun was re elected for
six years from 4th March next; and, after FIVE
ballotings, A. P. Butler, elected in place of Mr..
McDuffie resigned.
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LEVI ID. SLAMM. ESQ.

We are gratfed TO learn that this gentleman
has been appointed to Pursership in the Navy
No man deserved more at the hands of the AID
ministration, and we are pleased to see his ser
vices rewarded. although he should have had
something better than a Pursership
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VOLUNTEERS.

Recollect, Fellow Citizens, that
a MEETING will be held THIS
EVENING, at 7 O'Clock, at the
Town Hall, preliminary to a per-
feet organization of the Corps. A
general attendance of Citizens is
earnestly requested.
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RESIGN ALTON

Moncure Robinson, Esq, has resigned the Of
fee Of President of the Richmond Fredericksburg
and Potomac Rail Road; and Edwin Robinson,
ESQ has been elected his successor
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Greenleaf's Arithmetics.

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he attention Of Teachers and superntendents gen.
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Principal of Boys High School.
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- A letter received by gentleman in this
city, dated Aracaty, Feb. 20, gives heart-rend-
ing description of the sufferings OF the inhabit-
ants of portions of Northern Brazil At Ara
caty, in consequence of the protracted drought,
the trees were whitening, and the people were
famIshing for want of food. The writer says
" Should the drought continue until May or June
we shall have few persons left here. They have
already begun to flock TO Pernambuco, the capt.
tai and if opportunity offeres, all that remain
will Immediately follow The writer was at leo
Feb. 9, and he there saw families who short
time since enjoyed abundance, begging from door
to door, They appeared he remarks, g more
like skeletons than any thing else. Many were
dying in the streets, of want, daily; and the
deaths were numerous that the amount of NOR
tality could not be estimated Articles of first
necessity had risen to an exhorbitant price A
quarter of flour (half bushel) could not be OBJ
tanned for less than "a millreas, or SI2; and bis
cults weighing half ounce, sold for 80 reas, or
cent and half each. Salt which short
time previous was selling for millreas, was held
at l6 milIreas. In the districts of Inhamum Cra-
to, the province OF Parahyba, and the neighbor
ing country, excepting the sea-coast, the distress
was great beyond description, and the inhabit-
ants were perishing of hunger in all directions
Baltimore Hn,ericdn
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A FACT WORTH KNOWING.

gentleman of scroulous habit, became affected with
alterations OF the Throat and Nose disagreeabe and
troublesome disease Of the skin Indeed his whole
bore the marks of being saturated with disease One hand
and wrist We're much affected that he had lost The
of the hand, every part being covered with deep, painful
and offensive Ulcers and his hand and were hollow
and porous honeycoIBb 1t at this Stage OF his
conpain when death appeared inevitable from loalh.
some disease tina: he commenced the Of JAYNE'S
Alternative, and having taken sixteen bottles, is
PERFECTLY cuTed.-Pabt ledger
This Alternative operates through the circulation and pur
ies the blood and eradcaIes diseases the STEM
wherever located and the it perform
ed in diseases OF the Skn Cancer, Scroa Goitre Liver
Complaint Dyspepsia and other Chronic disease, is truly
astonishing.
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Street, Philadelphia For sale by J. GREEN CO. III
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Notice TO Road. Makers

TNHE subscribers will receive Proposals the making
l. cfaboul FiUe Hundred and Fifty Rods fROAD in the
Town Of Lunenhurg laid out by the lion County Com
misoners commencing the house Of Mr. Isaac Smals
running thence southery the line between Lunen
DuIg anu Leominster unt Wedaesday the 2h day Of May
at O'Clock A. M, and at that Tine precisely will conI-
mencng on the most norherly secon bids for the
making of said Road by the rod II will be divided into
eight sections and section offered at
Inc right of not ACCEPTING the lowest bid any
lon, provided there may have been proposals making
all the Road for less than il would if divided.
Inc receiving Of bids will close at Leominster line
O'Clock P. NJ and that time and place Committee OF
the own Of Leominser have advertised the letting
about 290 Rods being the continuation of said Road
SAID Road be made agreeable to an order of the Hon.
county Commissioners, to their acceptance, he
completed on or before the first day November next.
The order of the County Commissioners may examined
and other information obtained relative to said Road by
calling on THOMAS BILLINGS. Agent
for the Town Of Lunenburg.
Lunenburg, May l5 1916. Iw2o
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To the Afflicted.

VOU may fyou will be cured of all diseases OF the Skin
ami hnmors Of the Blood internal and external by
timely application to DR.. A ID. GOuLETT the son Of
me celebrated Indian Doctress Mrs Richardson and DR.
STREET, (Room No 8, up the fret flight offer their Ser
vices to the Inhabitants of Worcester and vicinity where
they may be found until the nty-seuenh instant and
call.
Drs G and IT. cure all kinds of diseases such as Cam
ceis Scrofua, Salt Rheum AnthoHys Fire or Erysiue
las scalded Head Leprosy White Scnrf letter or Ring
Worm Prairie Itch and sill kinds OF umors Consumptive
complaints Dropsy Catarrh Fits, Dyspepsia, Asthma
rheumatism, and all other diseases with which the human
family is afflicted Their medicine is made entirely OF
Roots and Herbs, aud prepared by themselves
u Prices varying with the materials OF which the Med
icne Is composed moderate in all cases. d5t NAV 81
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D'Aubigne's Fourth volume.

VOLUME F0URTH-This volume is receiy.
ed and ready for deliVeryIllustrated two fine
steel portraits Of the author and the other of Luther as
he appeared before the Diet of Worms.
BIBLES-Pocket, Family, and Pulpit, in a
great variety of bindings.
BEECHER'S LECTURES to Young Men-Lega Rights
OF Women-together with large assortment Of School
Miscellaneous Books and Stationery, all Of which will be
old Ms low rs at any other Store.
Worcester, March g. DIFF WARREN LAZELL
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AN ACT concerning the Sale Of Trust Esta.es.

AN ACT concerning the Sale of Trust Estates.
BE il enacted, &C. as. fohotcs
The Supreme Judicial Court in exercising their jurisdic
on over Trusts relating real and personal estate in all
cases when sale and conveyance of such estate shall have
become necessary expeient upon The bi petition Of
any marty interest therein shall have power order
and decree such sale conveyance, and the investment
reinvestment and application of the proceeds thereof
upon security and in snch manner as shall best effect
The objects the trus ard be safe and beneficial for
all interested therein.
Approved by the Governor, April l6, 1896
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GY We learn that the frame of two story
dwelling house, in process of erection at South
boro', was levelled to the ground by the high
wind in the early part of last evening 1t was
rooted and shingled but not boarded, and there
fore exposed to such an accident. Two or three
men were at work on and about the Frame but
no one was materially injured. One was upon
the roof, but the fall of the roof was so gradual
that he came to the ground unframed.
Boston Traveller
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pRESERyE YOUR FRUIT.

TINE Annual Meeting Of the Worcester Association for
the Preservation of Fruit will be holden at the shers
Office the instant at u o'clock in the
evening for the choice of officers and TO transact such
other business may come before them.
ar New members will he admitted by the payment OF
one dollar TO the Treasurer.
Worcester, mo- 23, 1876. d4twlt
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AN ACT regulating the rates of toll at Chelsea
Bridge

Be ii enacted &C., as JoHotos;
The Salem turnpike and Chelsea bridge Corporation are
authorized and aner the first day OF MAY next to de-
mand and Chelsea bridge the Mystic river
the following Of TOLL instead Of the rates toll here
ofore established TO wit for eHch foot passenger one
cent? for each horse and rider four for each
farm or market wagon truck sled drawn By beast
five cents for each additional beast four for each
horse and chase, chair uky cab, Sleigh buggy other
pleasure wagon six cents Tor each coach caryal omn
bus other pleasure vehicle, drawn by two horses, fifteen
cents; by more than two horses twenty cens each
drjf horse and CATTLE sheep and swine
ak cents per dozen person more 10 pass with
each team free of toll.
Approved by the Governor, April 8, 1886.
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Wanted Immediately,

ok more Apprentices to the Dress Making business
- under the instruction Of Miss s. FLAoa Application
must be made 10 JOHN B. WYMAN.
Worcester May l. DIV
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VaInahIe ReaI Estata fnr snlo

Valuable Real Estate for sale.
n NE-HALF OF BRICK STORE 4 story high % nv
~ so H. eligehy situated Senaca st rods rom The
Post Office in the city of BUFFALO, will he sold low or
changed for properly in this vicinity.
Apply to EUCLID CUADSEY Broker
may b. 1916. No. 4, Central Exchange. Worcester
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u Ia The Supreme Court in New York, on The 10th
inst seventy-lhree oounseors aud eighty six atornies
were admitted TO prectce.
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national FAIR. The Great National Fair opened
at Washington, on Thursday, with the ringing of line
great bell which raised for The OCCASION The firing
of cannon, the display of flags and music by tie band
The crowd Of people visiting il is immense
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DAGUERREOTYPE.

EN WHITE s co. have removed to No Ia
n GENITAL EXCHANGE, where the public are invited
TO call and examine specimens Our present arrangements
are such that prepared take kenesses Of CHILDREN
ofany age. Worcester, April 8.
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STRAW SEWERS.

WANTED, by the subscriber, Five experienced
wv Sewers Of Straw Florence and Fancy Braids. For
further normatlon please inquire Of the subscriber at his
Bonnet Room, No. IA FRoNr STREET.
Also, few Apprentices in the above business can fnd
employment BY application to the subscriber
HENRY G. FAY.
N. B. None need apply except with good recommends
tions DIFF Worcester, April 8.
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AN ACT to repeal an Act providing for the APP
poinrment Of Board of Railroad Commissioners
BE ii enacted &C., as foiioOs;
The Act entitled an Act providing for the appointment
year 1916, Is hereby repealed
Approved by the Governor, April 6, 1876.
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Berlin Boarding School.

II He Summer Term will commence "Wednesday, June
l7th and continue eleven weeks Tuition 81 for
branches with usual additions for higher branches and
languages The School is furnished with valuable and
extensive apparatus Weekly Lectures given aud no
pains spared promote the pupils intellectual and moral
Improvement. JOSIAH BRIDE.
Berlin NAV 90 4w
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THE RTNA INSURANCE COMPANY.

No. So State-street, Hartford. Conn.
van a sound and available Capital Of $3.50. O0O.
OFFER their protection against loss or damage 81 e ~
" the citizens of Worcester and its vicinity II insnres
Dwelling Houses and Furniture, Stores and Merch
generally, Factories, and Mills. the most favorable
terms. 49, ~s"S'
This Institution has been operation nearl, ouar,er
cennry-its reputation for liberal adjustment ana n
Promptitude in paying losses are well KNOWN and es,n
lshed. THOMAS X m Af.E D, a"., ss,""
SIMEON /. LOOMS, SecretarE - @
Hartford, March 6, ls45. Ia,
" Persons DESTROYS of obtaining insurance in the above
Company, Referred for more particulars 10 M Ru
LOcH, Esq. in Worcester, Mass.
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AN ACT to establish the boundary line between
Lunenburg and Shirley.

Lunenburg and Shirley.
BE II enacted, 90, as toitotcs
The boundary line between the town Of Lunenburg in
the County Worcester and the town OF Shirley IN the
County of Mddesex, from an established monument at the
soheast corner 0 Lunenburg and the southwest
of shirley to an established monument at the southeast
corner of Townsend shall be confirmed and established
straight line provided that the dwelling house Of Jacob
Harrington now supposed be standing upon the line
aforesaid and the occupants thereof for al purposes shall
be considered within the town Of Lunenburg so long as
said building shall remain on said line.
Approved by the Governor, March 8, ls46.
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Parasols, Parasoletts, and Sunshades
MACHINISTS WANTED.

ClEVERAL good Journeymen FlLERS and TURNER'S,
- ind Apprentice to the Gard Machine business will
Ind good encouragement the Gard Machine shop Of the
subscriber. ID. MCFARLAND.
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Wanted Immediately,

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AGRICULTURAL.
To Cure a Stified Horse.

Take one gallon ofurine and put there
in small handful of junk tobacco, boil
down to one quart; then add two ounces Of
oil OF spike, one ounce of oil Of amber, two
spoonfuls of turpenline, and two spoon
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tionis as follows: Rub the stihe bone hard
with the mixture, fifteen or twenty min.
utes; then dry Ii thoroughly with red hot
fire shovel; then ride the horse forth and
back one hundred rod. Repeat the above
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