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tenn Of land inheritance--hold unchanged' This
gone, how long can the peemge last as it now
stands' When there arc six sons in a family, oil
taking an equal slice of the family property, how
long will one of those continue to be lord and 9
legislator by right Of the eldest borni We can
make startling changes here, and nobody is startled
We can go from the compromise act to the tariff
of 1912 in the course Of year, and that certainly
is far enough in all conscience to Try the endurance
of n nation; and with the broad valley behind us
as ebow-room, we can wait with some sort Of pa
tience till Congress can come together to remove
the grievances Of the thing. But in England,
where there are more mouths than the land though
forced like hot-bed, can grow food to film Eng
land, where the whole system, the entire state, is
summed up in two words, and both of those words
unnai,uaI- enormous bountits, to wit offset by
nous tares-and the arch resting these two corner
stones, eopestoned by an enormous and utterly and
avowedly unpsyabc debt--in England, where every
interest is crowded up to, and oompacted with, and
dovetaed into every other interest, it is no trife
in such system to strike a sudden and heavy
stroke for better or worse, the condition and
relation to the state Of every man who can cat To
repeal at once and totally the corn-laws Of Eng
land suddenly seems to us to need the nerve
perhaps before it was ended il might need the
sword--of another Cromwell Sir Robert Peel is
doubtless in some important respects great man;
but he is not that man. That he will modify the
corn-laws we think altogether likely--that he may
30 legisate as to form new commercial relations with
this country, we think both probable and desirable.
But we do no, at present believe that he ]. going
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FACTS REGARDING THE
SUGAR COATED IMPROVED
| INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
FOR CONSUMPTION, CoLD

RHEUMATISM, DYSPEPSIA AND FEVERS.
TT AVlNG been attacked some months with b3d
Ii Cough Weakness in my Chest, aud loss of appe
tite used Wrigh's Indian Vegetable Pills bat grew
worse, with cold nights .could not sleep and
believed was in CONSUMPTION. procured hox
DIR Smiths sugar Coated Improved Indian Vegetable
Pills, which restored my health within six days. and
believe them to be the best remedy ever ased
GEORGE w. GRANGER
Cambridge, Oct IS, 1874.
Extract from A. C. Page's letter. detsdl
Bath, Jan. 81, lS45.
The Sugar Coated Indian Vegetable Pills YOU sent me
sell well and give good satisfaction They sell better
than any have had.
EErtract from Levi Barretts letter, dated
Cannan, Me-, Feb. s, 1886
The pills which received OF GU have given such uni
versai they have purchased and
tine sale has been uniform that thought best
lY &c.
iErtracftrom I'm. y. PGekardslensr, dated!
MonsOn, Mass, Jan. 20, 1886
Sir enclosed is the payment for the last Pills. You
will please send me by Express another lot say
dozen; they give good satisfaction. have hand
more than boxeh and do not wish to be out OF them
dai.
lErtract from Danu Taft 4 Sons letter, dated
Tattsville, VI, Feb. g. l845.
Your Pills received few DAYS since and have
sold of them, and also used ourselves, and
think favorable of them and they liked by those
who have used them.
Mr. p SMITH, ofGloucester, states that he has sold
ALL and wishes doz boxes immediately, and they
give such universal satisfaction that he has determined
sell no other kind OF Pills.
Mr. A. ALLEN, ofPalmer Derot, states I" that he was
very thankful that he appointed agent HIS wife
has been an invalid for some time, and box of thes
Pills Immediately cured her ALSO that they had perform
ed alike wonderful cures in the town, and entirely
out and wanted more immediaelywas agent for other
Pills but shoulr only recommend these.
Extract from B. DGntorths letter, dated
Barnard, VT, an / l. l945.
Please send me Immediately dozen. Smiths sugar
Coated Indian Vegetable Pills. those you short
time nearly all sold and give universal salts
faction.
The above only few of the numerous letters which
daily received of the popularity and of
these truly excellent Pills. They the best medicine
for the above plnt that sold and in every case
that they have been tried have given universal sasac
tion, and should be kept family medicine by every
one We only ask trial of them convince the most
skeptic of the truth OF these assertions,
The directions and treatment nj the Diseases accom-
pany every box. Price Us cts per box.
Mo- Sugar Coated PitS'' he genuine without the
signature of the sole inventor, @. BENJAMIN SMITH
NJ D., President ofthe N. Y. College Of Health" upon
box
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale ofhs medicine
l79 Greenwich ST. NeW York. and Water ST., Boston.
Agent in Worcester, JAMES GREEN & co.
FOR SALE IN ALL THE VILLAGES and TOWNS
IN NEW ENGLAND STATES.
N. b. No travelling pedtarS alouOed to sell these
Pills. II March 5.
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BosTON& WORCESTER Rail ROAD.
REsse7 FsZssTa fszzssa - 41lIl
Winter Arrangement.

FROM WORCESTER, daily except Sunday)
With Passengers from the Western Rail Read Albany
Hartford New Haven, and New York Wis New Haven,
10 a. and 81 NJ, stopping at Way Stations
With Passengers from the Norwich Rail Road nj 10 Nj
Htoppfng at Way Stations
With Worcester Passengers, att and 10 An AMI d P
stopping at Way Stations
With Passengers from NelUYork by Steamer Norwich
early every day except Monday stopping only Framing
IAN.
With Passengers from New York by Long Island Rail
Road, every afternoon except Sunday.
FROM BOSTON,
r'or Albany and Western Railroad, Hartford, New IIa
ven and New York, at 10 A.. NJ and 4 P.M
For NOr1ch and Stations the Norwich Railroad, at
u A. NJ. and Il 2. MI
For Eorces;ey and Way Stations on the Worcester Rail
Road, at u and 10 AM, ct and
For Mitbury, AT u A. NJ. and 2t P. Nj.
For NeW York, via Norwich and by Steamer every day
except Sunday, P.
For Neo York, by Long Island Rail Road every day
except Sunday, alta a. N
FROM MILLBURY
For Boston and Way Stations, daily except Sunday, al
81 A. NJ. and So P.
NEWTON TRAINS
From Boston, 81 AM3 50 94P.M daily except Sunday
do w. Newton at d l04 AM & & Jim. do. 90
The last train each iOay be omitted in of snoc
storms.
Sunday Mail, from Worcester A. M.-from Boston
sP. M.
All Baggage at the risk Oft owner.
Fares less when paid at the Ticket Offices than in
the Cars. WIN. PARKER, Sup't.
Dec. /, ls45. tH9
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P. P. STEWARDS
PATENT COOKING STOVE

WE, the undersigned, (only authorised AGENTS
~ for the County of Worceser) respectfully call the
The sale Of this Stove commenced the By
US, Of which more than been sold and
not one has been returned although in all they
udTTGnted to give the most perfect sasaction.)
u We are now prepared to meet all demands,
either at wholesale or RETAIL Of either SIZE with Furniture
complete otherwise and can with the utmost conf
dence, from our own experience and the experience OF
many practical persGns, say, that Stove use
stands so high in public estimation Stewarrs Summer
and Wlnter ar Tight Cooking StoUe, and we know Of
none economical.
They may be used aoith Wood or anthracite
Coal with equal success, and they will BOIL, or
in shorter time and more perfect manner than
any other Stove now in use.
One Fact should be Remembered, that nearly
all the new Stoves out coming OUT cast 10 re-
sepbe this Store but deficient OF the thing
fu,vz: the combination Of OVEN with the FIRE CHAM
BER No better proof is required of the high character OF
this Stove has arrived to- than The disposition to COPY
external form. 8gftsIfI
There Stoves in the market called Improved
Stewards" All we have % say about these Stoves that
they are not p, p. Ste WARTS manufacture, and THAI
moments examination will convince any person which
Of the two is best These also resemble the true Stewards
G5The true mark should be, " SUMNER AND
WINTER COOKING STovE, p P. STEWART. Patented
Sept. 1888, Troy N.Y. and no other.
This stove may be used FREE for THIRTY DAYS, and
found not 70 answer the recommendations returned aud
the money refunded.
1.-THE TRADE supplied on reasonable terms,
for towns otherwise.
II We permitted 10 the following Certificate
from this and the adjacent towns;
We the undersigned, having in stewards Sum
mer ana Winter Air Tight Cooking Stove do not hesitate
TO say that in every respect has proved recommended
and we advise all who in good su
ply themselves with the above named Stove.
Albert Brown VIM c. Clark NJ Spooner
f. Smaey, K, II Bowen ID Rng0Ias
Nath'l Tesd, II. X Thayer, ID Dunbar.
Asa Matthews, ii F. Johnson, OsRood Bradley
Joseph Pratt Elbridse smth 2 CO. n M -
Geo. Bowen, Worcester.
Chas Barns, A. b. Chadsey SO. I,eicestey
Nathl Eldridge. Spencer, Rob't Munroe, Rutland
Paris Tourtellot Sutton
c. NEWCoMB & CO., 1877 Main-st.
worcester, sept o, 1870 37f
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NOTICE
To Cotton and Wooden Manufacturers
NOTICE
and those Insuring them.

and those Insuring them.
VIE subscriber offers for sale COTTON WILLOWS or
FUCKERS of Il plan which Possesses the following
properties over the old plans, viz
IL taxes less power requires less repair win do great
zeal more work, more simple in construction, VIII clean
he COTTON oeler and will convey the 1870
more from the machine mud is little liable to Ie from
friction as any other machine in mill separates the
cotton minute that ii relieves succeeding machines
from great part Of their hardest work. and
less to keep them repair enables make more
perfect work They are in successful operation in some
twenty-five thirty the best mills in the country as
Lowell Manchester, saco. Providence. Norwich a..
Orders will be attended to- directed 10 me at Newr0S
sup't Elicit Mills
Extract Of atuer from sonr Batcteidey, Agent of tho
York RD'g co. at Sdc0.
can READILY say that consider your Willow the best
machine have used for the first operation
from the bale snd shall pat them into all the Mills Of the
York Mig Co take the place OF those now in them
Copy Of letter from r. James, OuerSeer of The Cording
Depart al the stark Mals, Manchester, Nh.
This is TO certify that two of Mr. iacons Willows in
successiu operation at the Stark Mills The avtage ouan
thy OF Cotton worked in this Mill is S. 90 lbs per week
one o. these Willows prepares IS 900 lbs and the other
the Lowell or The Mason's Willows will one third OF thn,
quantity, without ncurng half the risk Of fire can with
confidence recommend BHcOns Willow as far superior Ia
auy am acquainted with, knowing that The merits If The
machne Is known 1t viii Immediately be introduced.
j. f. JAMES.
NortOich, Oct. Ia, Is45
Mr. Bacon,-Dear Sir Il Is now over wear that hav.
had one OF your Cot on Pickers In operation at nv Mill in
GreenViIe, Conn and truly say that give it decided
oNor any Other hlnu tHdt nave
SCENT prepares the cotton beautifully requiring but little
power to dive IT, and II will do astonishing amount M
work In the best IN short think fully answera
all the recommendations you give oft.
Yours, truly, VIM f. CLARK
also offer for sale WOOL PICKERS. TO the
merits Of which offer the testimony Of ALEX WRaur
Esq supt Of the Lowell Mfg Cot II n
Mr. Il. Bacon, Dear Sir-The two Picking Machines had
you for Wool much ked--one of them is used nm
Worsled Wool, AMI we are perfectly satisfied that opens
the wool better and breaks the staple less than anv Pca
we ever tried the other IL used Filling Woods and Us
are equally satisfied that short fine and coed woods n
IL more efficient than the Scotch Picker which until I'VE
tried yours the best could find.
:, Yours, &c. A. WRIGHT supt Lowell Co.
NOV D. dlaw wtt46
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NOTICE.
ETNHE Caparlnership Of HARRINeToN PUTNAM IA ,h,s
day dissolved by mutual The business NJ ssd
company will be settled by M. PUTNAM. "u
JOHN n. HARRINGTON
M. PUTNAM.
Millbury, Sept ], ls45. m daw.,
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Great Newspaper, Periodical and
CHEAP PUBLICATION DEPOT.

Foster ST., directly South .ana Temp. House,
WORCESTER
s. THOMPSON would inform his friends and
~ that he has united with his Establishment
the Periodical DEPARTMENT of S. II. LE0NARD-al
those who have subscribed to Leonard will be supplied
the above place. reasonable has been before
offered.
Mr. Thompson would give notice that he prepared
to supply every variety Of reading published by the
first publishing houses in New York. Philadelphia and
Boston they out
All those subscribing him will be Supplied promptly
the works out. If Worcester, March le
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CLEANSING.
AlmanacS for 1876.

lust received large supply of the Old Ear
mer's Almanac by Robert D. Thomas Also Honest
John Smiths Farmers Almanac, The American Farmers
Almanac-Col. Cr0cket's and Comic Almnnacs, &c. for
sale at the very lowest prices by J. GRoUT J 1879 Main
street at the CHEAP BOOKSTORE. 81 flI "a
Worcester, Oct 1871 dwl3w43
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Dye-House Removed,

TENHE subscriber has Removed his Dve,no
N Works TO his New shop on CENTRAL sTREPT
land only ten rods from Main sree where all goods mst
be left Having hrstrate shop, with every convenience
Attached he feels confident In assuring the public thai his
work shall be done WE'LL and al shorter notice than AZ
any other shop Of the kind In this vicinity.
Ladies' DRESSES and CLOAKs Colored ma usual to,
ONE DOLLARS Gentlemens COATS and PANTS Colored
whole. Articles for Mourning done three Jays when
required.
f0T CLEANSING.
Coats and Pants ceansed and pressed, at one days o
fice, if desired CARPETS SHkwLs OF all kinds and Min
IrARY UKIFoRMs ceansed and pressed and warranted 10
look well goods. Satisfaction guaranteed In ali
cases, charge will be made r
NJ Only Office in Worcester is on Contra
Street. HENRY b. ADAMS.
Worcester, Aug. 20. 35ti
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NEW YORK, Der. 81, ls45.
NOTICE.

hereby notify the public that HORACE Ev-
ERETT is no longer my General Agent and that
have no connection with him, nor have any
thing 10 40 with any pills which he may offer to
the public, called the Health Restorative Pills,
nor any other medicine manufactured by him.
Al q. BRINCKERHOFF.
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To Manufacturers and MaChinists.

10 manufacturers and NlaChln1SLS,
TE subscribers having recently taken the shop formerly
il occupied by the late s. H. FLAoo, would respectfully
inform The public that they shall continue the business OF
manufacturing all kinds Of Hand L0tes, Turning Engines
Planning Machines Slide Rests Ckucks ScreW Tools and
Foot Lathe PakieS Aso all kinds OF Tools used in Ma
chine Shops. NlD
Having secured the services OF Mr. SAMUEL FLAao who
been for long time IN the business and other expe
renced hands, the subscribers haiter themselves In the be-
lief that they shall sustain the reputation Of the
snop aid promptly fulfil their contracts.
N. d. Iron Planning and repairing done In despatch.
THOMSON, SKINNER & Co,
April l6, 1914. If Court Mills Woresster
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C. BRINCKERHOFFS

HE vegetable kingdom is provided BY the God Of Nature
with herbs OF different properties and suited when pro-
perry administered, to every condition OF disease 1t will
not be commended but that il requires invention and well
directed skill to prepare these native indictments
their remedial powers shall he well drawn out and the bet
Ter applied that Is too apparent necessity require sup
port Inc Proprietor OF the Health Restorative the
number of wears since he first preparation
from the original family recipe has devoted great portion
of his time to the sldy of medical effect and strength
OF each herb used in the compound. This study had
the ell ct OF more perfectly convincing him the
curative Of the Health Restorative. 1t seems per-
ecty adapted 10 the of Condm on Liver Complaint
Asthma Colds Coughs and Pains the Side and Chest
for these diseases IL is particularly recommended with
certainty osuccess ard satisfaction which felt in its
force only by those who have been healed by its means
NO considerations of pec1nary recOmpense sway pro-
prieor he trusts he is influenced solely by great plea
sure Of mnisterDg TO the relief suffering humanity
mas devoted such great expense in the aclure of this remedy
and deals out SO largely in the quantity gwen the
come barely suices to the immense uutlay. Let
those who are seeking Balm in Glead the Health
restorative. The following certificate is from Dr. Chill
TON, the well known New York Chemist:
g have anal wed a bottle medicine called &C. Brnc6-
erhoh's Health Restorative and lind that does not con
tain Mercury any other metallic preparation nor opium
IN any Of forms II Is composed of vegetable matter
urely" JAMES r. Chiffon. d.
Z. BRlNCKERHOFF, Sole Proprietor,
Principal Office 5s9 Broome ST., NY.
AGENTS.
Worcester, Edward IIvermore and VIM Coe- Hard.
,etck Joel $. MtrshWare, l.. Demond-Barre Jenkins,
Gorham a. C0--PeterSh0Da, Sblev d Rice Athok Thee
dore Jones Ha6bardstOn, VIM. Bennett. Jr- Rutland
Geo Estsbro0k North Rutland, Heryey CA k-Holden,
hhowiton * Allen-Boylston, Chas. -. Brewer-Wdt
Boytston, W. Misunderstanding, Lorenzo MAYNARD
Northboronsh, II. X, Pheps--WestboTo w. h. g. Iunl-
H0phtntoH, Thompson Il Bates-Southboro Newton d.
PTker Marlboro Jchn z. Cotting-FeLtonUtle Mnnsur
* brsnam-a- Bolton, J. u. Peters IL CO. HarUard
CSc:ohil Porter--Steritng, Hezekiah May nnrd.
Dec. 8, ls45. aw
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Patent Action Piano Fortes,
CABINET FURNITURE,

A RE at all times supplied with high and low priced
N SOFAS, LOUNGES,
Mahogany and Blnck Walnut CHAIRS and ROCKERS,
Marble and Mahogany Centre and Pier TABLES,
Mahogany, Curled Maple, and Plain BEDSTEADS, Of
various patterns
Mahogany and Rich Gilt LOOKING GLASSES.
Black Walnut and Mahogany BUREAUS, with and
without Marble tops and Dress Glasses.
SECRETARIES, Card and Work TABLES.
Book Racks and Cases- OTTO AkS--Wash Stands and
Toilets -Curled Maple and Plain Cane Seat Chairs
and Rockers-Palm Leaf and Hair MATTRESSES
FEATHERS AND FEATHER BEDS.
Settle and Common Cradles Office Chairs and Cushions
Feather Dust Brushes, &c.
They also prepared 10 execute orders for all kinds or
CABINET WORK at their Shop on Market Street.
Worcester Sent. 49, 3etf
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21

We observe that Capt. Biniord has pre-
scented the petition Of the citizens OF Black
Hawk, asking OF the Legislature an act OF
incorporation. Weheartily wish the Black
Hawks would take the one given TO this
pIace--it's as good as it ever was, and we
are all tired Of it, Why, within the past
twelve.month, the constituted authorities
Of this wonderfully promising town have
taxed us to about the value of weeks
hard abor---ior what useful purpose, is be-
yond our conception. ltlsan unmitigaled
nuisance, and should be speedily abated
by repeal of the act lf Capt b or Mr.
Kennedy Will introduce aud get through a
bill for that purpose, they will receive lhe
thanks Of four-tiihs OF the settlers around
Carroll courthouse.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21
'. c. JOINS.

| or We give transcript Of an import
ant debate in the u. $. Senate, on the sou
ult., which win be read with interest.
In the House OF Representatives, on the
% instant. Mr.. Cunningham, Of Ohio, in.
trodoced the following resolution!
Whereas, The rejection by the British
Government, Of The liberal proposition
lately made by the President Of the Unit.
cd States to compromise and settle the re-
spectiyo claims Of the two countries %
the territory of Oregon, has terminated all
negotiations upon that subject
"And whereas, by the extraordinary
and iDadmissible demand OF the British
Government il is made manifest that no
compromise which the United States ought
TO accept can be offered.
Sand whereas, the title Of the United
States to the whole of the country includ-
ed within the parallels of ~ and 81 I: 40
north latitude, and extending from the
Rocky mountains to the Pacific Ocean sis
clear and nnqnesiionable." And any fur.
Their attempt on the part Of the United
States TO settle such title BY surrender OF
any portion Of said country, would be a
surrender of the honor, the dignity, and
the true interests Of the people:
"TbereIore, be il reSoLpcd That it is
the imperative duty of Congress TO adopt
Immediately such measures rs will fully
protect our citizens who now do, or may
hereafter inhabit that country, and ehec.
tually maintain our just title TO the whole
Of the Oregon country
The yeas and nays were called, and the
resolution rGected--Seas rs, nays so.
Mr.. Thompson, Of this State voted in IA
vor of the observation-disclosures. Davis, Ro-
berts and Adams against it.
The indications are that our government
is striving TO effect compromise, by sur
rendering 10 Great Britan that portion of
the territory lying north of lat 40. Vert
ly, it seems that the British have but to lay
claim to some portion of the Republic raise
&c the war cry" make +" immense military
preparations" and forthwith our rulers set
about compromising for peace.
When the Democratic Convention assert
ed that 4" the American title to the whole
of Oregon is clear and unqueslionable, "
and when the President reiterated he de-
claralion in his inaugural address, we We're
silly enough to think something was meant
that the title was to be vindicated aud
when the Presidents grave and venerable
organ-grinder sung out, TWO or three
months ago, "The whole Of Oregon, or
none" we were suro the national rights
were to be maintained. But we are now
reluctantly forced to the conviction that
we were mistaken.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21

ASSAULT AND BArrERY.--Ralher n co.
mical case of assault and battery was
brought before the Mayor of Akron on
Saturday last; The Rev. ]. d Pickonds,
pastor Of the Second Advent church was
charged with Kissing ,he wife OF Lyman
Green, and lcashiag her feet against her
husbands niH
The reverend gentleman acknowledged
the facts as charged, but justified himself SO
concluslvely on Scripture grounds that the
case was dismissed L. V, Bierce, Esq,
was counsel for tho prosecution, but his
ceases IN point found in the law books
were ovorbalanced by the scripture quota.
tons OF the Reverend defendants aud the
case was decided, not according to law
but the gospel.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21
Snillng S0ng.

ny J. II. MATTHEW'S.
Again, my lads, our vessel carves
Her way with easy motion;
Again we ride the merry tide
To lands beyond the ocean.
We leave, perchance, mother dear
A sisters arms, or daughters;
Perohance the love revealing tear
Is mingled with tho waters.
We leave behind each earthly home
The friends that boyhood bound us
We break. the careless seas to roam
Tho dearest ties that bound us.
The winds will agitate tho sea;
The winds be wild and frantic
But let us trust in God, as we
Float on the blue Atlantic.
And as VIC freely dash along
Among the waves that know us,
Lets rouse cheering part song,
And join in hearty chorus.