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MAGIC ERASIVE sOAp

FOR rem wing Grease Spots, Stains, or Marks from
Ciothes oolens, Carpets, &C. d c. and rendering the
spots wnere IT'S applied cenr bright new and spotIess
SoH NTH JnH Directions--Price rs cents.
uTA the above articles are for sale at the
CneaP bc rst0re, by ]. CIRCUIT, JR.
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CLERGYMEN AND PHYSICIANS

As well thousands of others in all parts OF The Unit
Ell states, are continually sending certificates and inform
ing US OF benefits derived from DR. Townsends sarsapa
ria. ~
DIR Tnwnsend-Sir: Some time since YOU requested
my opinion Of the virtues of your COMPOUND syrup OF
Sarsapsria, am prepared give il. | have used
IT in my practice and prescribed it for the last lew
months and must give it decided preference over any
its medical virtues and the price at which YOU
sell it, In scrofulcns affections, cutaneous eruptons
generally dyspepsia Indigestion, costive hahi and liver
complaints am much pleased with its effects. In these
complaints, other where scrnfula is Indicated
can with confidence recommend the patronage of
the profess on valuable auxiliary removing dis
ease IN some of its troublesome forms and 10 ALL
as a safe and valuable medicine.
BENIN. WEEKS, ID.
Brooklyn, Nov %, 1916.
DR. Townsend-Desr Sir: Having for SEINE time past
been afflicted with pulmonary affection on my lungs
and continual pain in my side owing to evening ea-
posure in travelling after preaching, and finding my dis
ease to increase, with much difficulty Of breathing aud
other alarming symptoms advised by a clergy man
afriend mne 10 try your celebrated sarsaparilla
u'd So and alter taking two three bottles found my
self relieved Ny appetite has been restored mud
myself much stronger, and hope very my
usual duties have been greatly benefited bv your
excellent Eedcine, feel II my duty make known the
facts Tor the benefit of others who may nborng under
the same difficulties that have been some time past
Respectfully, yours, SAMUEL WHITE,
Nov e. 1896 Pastor of lptis Church staten Island
Principal Office l26 Fulton ST. Sun Buildings, N Y.
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Wool Carding, Cloth Dressing,

A ND MANUFACTURING OF FrOckine. Elan.
mol satinet and Stocking Yarn, done in the best MAJ
ner by the subscriber at his Old Stand In NeO WoJess
Wool left at the Wool STORE, No. l8 Front Street vii
10 attended to the same IL left At the Fsctory ''
New Worcester June 10. n MARTIN WILDER.
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ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
Daily except Sunday.

IRAINN.
Daily except Sunday.
Lepve Worcester at 10 A. NJ. and AZ p. ri.
Leave Norwich at A. NJ. and a. p. M.
% The Morning Accomm odaton Trains from Norwich
and from Worcester, connect with the Trains the Bos-
ton and Worcester, and Western Railroads each way.
The Evening Accommodation Train from w orceser con.
meets with the II p. M. Train from Boston,
NEW YORK TRAIN, ma Long Island Rail Road.
Leave Alyn's Point for Boston, about daily, except
SUNDAY.
Leaves Worcester for Network about As A.Mstopping
at Danelsonville, and Norwich
NEW YORK TRAIN, uid Steam Boat.
Leaves Norwich Tor Boston every morning except Mon
day) upon the arrival of the Boat from New York stop
ping at Norwich and Danielsonville
Leaves Worcester for New York upon the arrival of
Train from Boston at about 81 Tally except Sunday
stopping at Danielsonvie ana Norwich
FREIGHT TRAINS, daily each WGy, ercept Sunday.
Special contracts will be made cargoes large qran.
titles Of Freight application TO the Superintendent
Fares are less when paid for Tickets when paid
In the J. w. SPOWELI,. Supt
Norwich, Feb Is 1897. tt
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BOSTON d WonCE ESTER RAIL ROAD
6sxGr fsTssses Eassy..sssssssss - "A Ill
-SssSks sssfz 7 "a
Winter ADVANCEMENT.

FROM WORCESTER, daily except Sunday,)
With Passengers from the Western Rail ad, at AM.
end 81
With Passengers from the Western and Norwich Rail
Road at ii Am.
With Worcester Passengers at and A.. nn6 81 Pm
b. The I train will take up no pas ensers Eas
of birmingham
With Passengers from NecYork by Ste amer Norwich,
early every day except Monday, stopping oay at Framing
lam.
With Passengers from New York by Long Island Rail
roa1, every afternoon, except Sunday stopping only at
FrGmin CHAM.
FROM BOSTON.
FOR Albany and Western Rsiiroai, Hartford. New Ia
and New York, at u AMI 81 A. N. and Ann.
For NOrrich and Stations til Norwich Railroad
For Worcester. and Way ststio II and 9! AM. q
and P.
NIB The NJ. Train will not stop at any stGlI.l
East of Framingh'n
For MiAbury, at ~ 4. N. and Il p. Nj.
For New York, via Norwich and by Steamer at O'ck
For New York by Long Isl md Railroad, at u AM
For NelU York. via Hartford and New Haven, u
FROM MlLLBURY.
For BOston ard Way Sta ions, daily except Sunday
G. A N. aud St NJ.
sAXONvILLE TRAINS.
Leave saxcdvle at u a. 10 Am. and Pm.
Leave Bos' on ai a AM i24 and 81 M
Freight Train will lie Boston l2s M. for Saxon
vile, taking passengers fl Brighton, Newton. Needham
and Natck only,
Sunday Mail from We caster Ht TIA. Mfrom Boston
I'm.
All Baggage at the risi ofits owrer.
Fares less when id at the Ticket Offices than in
the c; RS. VIM PARKER, Sup't
De37, 1885, If
NORWICH ~ WORCESTER RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Chance nf Hours 81 Mondaxy Fol
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DVe-HOuse Removed.

WNHE subscriber has Removed his Dyeing
"a Works to his New shop on CENTRAL STREET,
and only ten rods from Main Stee where all goods
be LETT Having frst-rate shop, with every Convenience
attached he feels confident In assuring the public his
work shall be done WE'LL and shorter notice than a.
any other shop OF the kind in this vicinity
Ladies' DRESSES and CLOAKS Colored, as usual for
ONE DoLLAR Gentlemen's COATS and PANTS Colored
whole Articles for Mourning done in three days when
required.
CLEANSING.
Goats and Pants ceansed and pressed At one days no
tice, If desired CARPETS, SHAwLs ofa kinds and MIL
IrARY UNIFORMS cleansed and pressed and warranted
look well goods Satisfaction guaranteed in all
cases, no charge will be made.
~ ONLY Office in Worcester is on Cent
Street. HENRY b. ADAMS.
Worcester, Aug. 20. 35tI
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JONES' CORAL HAIR RESTORATIvF.
MOORISH HAIR DYE.

n FOR permanently dyeing Light, Red or Gray Hair
me SKIN Sold with full Directions.
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NOTICE.

fItHE subscribers who about making arrange
ment in their business, hereby give notice that to
complete that arr ngemen they intend disp0sng their
entire STOCK of HARDWARE, STOVES, DC, with the
exception OF goods OF our own manufacture AT COST.
TO dealers rare opportunity presents for them OBJ
tain great bargain, and liberal terms
Their whole stock OF Stoves vii. be sold less prices
than ever before offered in Worcester.
perfect Manufacturers Tools for the Sheet Iron
and Tin business. in prime order
All persons indebted called upon to make immediate
payment. NEWCOMB DIXIE d. co
Worcester Feb IS. 7tf
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Steam Propeller Freight Line.
? E. r Norwich and New York.

Winter Arrangement.
THE Steam Propelers will leave Norwich for ~ York
Il The Shetucke, Capt. GEER Mondays at o'cl'k M.
The Quin .baug, Capt WILLIAMS, Wednesdays al do
Ledos New York for Norutch,
The She ucket, Capt. GER Thursdays at oclk p NJ.
The Qudebaug. Capt. WILLIAMS, Saturdays, at 4 do
% Freight by this Line should be marked Propeller or
Propeller Line.
For ur her information inquire of the Captains on board
or of NORTON, CONVERSE d. CO.. ! Nor
WHITAKER, HAMMOND & co : witch.
NorN ich, Dec so. n
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ADAMS Il CO.'S
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore


YsssaAsEseAs9 u CO. forward Goods Parcels. Money,
&szssssssss LAs sc and make collections Norwich,
- New York, Philade phia Washington Pitts
purg and st. Louis with the giving all
possible care to all and any kinds of business the
description entrasi ID to them. a Il CO. also forward
Parcels, Letters, c. to all parts of Europe
oFFlCES--9 Court St, Boston; 1855 Mainst., Worces-
ter Is Shetuckei St., Norwich; b. F. Bolles N. London
s. Chestnut ST. Philadelphia; Wall ST. New York ;
Light St., Baltimore; Penn Avenue Washington; 85
Fourth St., Pitts urg; Pine and Wates St Louis
L. L. MASON, 1856 Main street, Worcester.
ALVIN ADAMS,
Worcester, $ pt. IL. If w. b. DINSMORE.
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DAIRY BUTTER,

75 PACKAGES prime DAIRY Butter just received and
y for sale by b. BUTMAN e. co.
Worcester, Feb /. dItw6i5
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JONES' SPANISH LILY WHITE.

Il is perfectly Innocent, being purified Of MI deleer
Gus qualitesj and 1t imparts to the skin a natural
heailhy aiabaster, clear, living whites the same time
acting as cosmetic the skin, making il soft and
.nl.IL :
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RHEUMATISM.

More than one thousand cases of Chronic Rheumatism
nave been cured by the Of DIR Townsends Sarsspa
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-03
DeS NIoiMes River Grant,

The people of Iowa have no. forgotten
the great ado made by the Hawkeye,
when this grant was made. He contend
ed that it was not clear grant, but was
to be deducted from the 100000 acres, to
which we were entitled under the act Of
lS4l. He endeavored to make the PEG
pie believe that It was mere humbug got
up by Gen. Dodge, for the purpose Of aid
ing in his own elevation by quilting the
people. $685..
Could it be believed, that now, since
the Secretary of the Treasury has decided
that this is bona fida grant, independent
of, and in addition to The 500, 600 acres,
this same reckless old scamp would still
persist in his assertion that it is mere
humbus2 Such is verify the fact A
late Hawkeys charges, in effect, not only
that Gen. Dodge has transcribed his duty
as Delegate, but also, that The Secretary of
the treasury, by that decision, has com
mitted perjury. 5.... ....
II is ont of The power of such notori-
Gus sheet to injure Gen, Dodge He is
too well known and stands too high in The
public estimation, 10 be effected by the
puny missiles hurled at him from this
source. The people of Iowa duly appre-
oiate the valuable service which he has
rendered IN attending 10 their interests.
The Desmoines river grant is not alone
a benefit 10 that valley, but is most val
liable acquisition to the State al large.
VIII The people Of The Des noines Val
icy longer continue their patronage to
sheet, which 10 effect political Object,
will recklessIy oppose their best inter I
ests? VIII they continue 10 warm the Vi
per which would sting them to deatl.9
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-03
Lee County.

An election was held in this county on
the 18th ult,, for Representative 10 sup
ply the vacancy occasioned by the death
Of Mr.. Conlee. 1t resulted as we antici-
pated, in the election Of Mr.. Baker, a
mongrel or ''Possom. 7 processing 10 be a
democrat, over Mr.. Kent, the democrat
nominee. But the true and tried lemoc
racy Of old Lee fought bravely, and sue
ceeded in very materially reducing the
majority against them. Weexamined the
circular issued BY tho Convention which
Mr. Baker (it is political Gu
riosity with the hope to find something
bearing the semblance of DEMOCRACY on
which to base hope, but we locked in
vain. If these men, while they pertina.
ciously Isfuss to act with the democracy,
would only throw off their disguise, the
public would be satisfied, and they would
appear in much more favorable light
before the world.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-03
Gen, y.P.yan Antwerp.

This gcntleman's nomination for United States
Senator by the democracy Of iowa, is a bitter
pill to the votaries Of federalism. The Hawkeye
vents its spleen in its characteristic strain of the
coarsest yulgarity and the bitterest vindictive-
ness. The editor of that sheet has good reason
for the feelings which he exhibits towards Gen.
Van Antwerp. If any of our readers are at a
loss for the reason why this public slanderer
and political scavenger singles out that gentle
man as the mark for his most envenomed shafts
Of malice and envy--why he pours out upon his
head more Of his violence and filth, than upon
any other democrat If the State--they must look
for it in the fact that sold Hawks attributes to
him, mainly, the original organization of the
democratic party of Iowa. IIe involuntarily
shudders whenever his mind reverts to the severe
castigatlons which in times past, he has received
from the pen of Gen. Van Antwerp, who was
completely successful in writing down, and call
ing down the public scorn and detestation upon
the heads of Old Hawk and his associates The
democracy have shown, by the unanmity with
which they nominated him for United States
Senator, that they understand, and know wen
how to appreciate these indications of federal
hatred. We would say to this foul nouthed
maligner of Gen Van Antwerp and of all others
who eiiectuaily serve the democracy, and whom
tie democracy therefore honor with their conf
dence and support-'tcEAsE VIPER; YOU BITE
AGAINST a FILE"
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-03
Backing Ont.

See The proceedings of the House Of
Wednesday the 20ih llt,, on the reso.
lutions offered by Mr.. Morton, (whie>
FOR placing the Two rejected protests Of
the minority on the journal, We have
moi room This week tor All account Of the
debate. Ii will be attended to IN our next.
The democratic members refused to vote;
when. the wings finding that hey had
jumped out Of the frying pan into The FIRE,
half of their number a!so refused 10 vote
and The balance of them rejected their own
baniiing by vote of eigbG 10 Two.
P. s. Since writing the above, we find
that said proceedings are not among our
reports. We thought that they were in
type, but they have been excluded with
the rest Of the proceedings during the
reign 0! mobocracy.
The preamble pronounces those Two
protests ia!se and slanderous SAYS thai
the contluc, of The minority in offering
them is aisoreditadle, Sc, SC; and after
this, the resolutions go on C say, that said
protests shall still be placed upon The
journals. They will appear next week;
when we will also expose the false and
one sided report which some of the wing
papers have given Of these proceedings.
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CEDAR
Correspondence o. the Reporter.


y. The members from
Iowa were introduced it the House and
took their seats or the 2'uh ult., and are
now representing the new State in the
Councils Of the nation.
They have gone 20 work with an ener-
gy which will, in even this fraction of a
short session, produce results Of the great
est interest to the people of Iowa, as well
as 10 the States Of Illinois and Wisconsin.
Air. LETTER introduced 10 day two reso-
lutions of inquiry, calling on the secreta.
ry OF Wal for information of any survey
Of, and estimates TO remove the obstruc-
lions 10 navigation at The Desmoines and
Rock River Rapids IN the Mississippi
River, and calling on The Secretary of
the Treasury for information Of the guam
tity Of unsold lands in The strip of coun-
try thirty miles wide ON each side OF the
Mississippi from the mouth of the Des
MONIES 10 The mouth Of The ST. Peters
river.
The Object Of this move is to set apar,
portion Of The proceeds Of these lands as
fund for the removal Of The distractions
al these two points OF the river
The present movement is now thought
practicable, aud i'll the absence of any
other practicable one, wili cate perma-
nent fund, and will secure The ultimate re
noval Of those obstructions Il is also
believed by your CORES pondent the mode
best calculated, al least as the Treasury is
now likely to be burthened, to remove
Them al tie earliest day.
IA this effort the delegation have assn
RANGES Of the support of The entire dele.
cations from New York, Illinois and Mis-
souri,. and will be supported by large
majority Of The House.
The passage OF this bill al this session
by the efforts Of yous members, will
doubtless meet its proper reward at the
hands Of The people of Iowa, especially
where the mass and importance OF the
Subjects, now demanding attention before
Congress ere considered in connection
with the fact that they only took their
seals OF about the middle Of The session.
should not speak SC confidently, but
that "iowa Stock is prime, and Of this
saw clear demonstration to day. -..
The House met after the reioicinss of
the Isl, disposed otherwise to adjourn for
rest, but, after two or three efforts by
teIlers, and ayes and noes, amid cries Of
give lova a chance" the motion was
finally lost, and Tie Speaker proceeded in
calling the States. and when Iowa was
called, Mr.. LETTER offered his resolutions
and they were passed.
You will have observed that the Sec.
rotary Ct the Treasury is very anxious to
levy tariff TN Tea and Coffee, as q uar
measure. and to last only until the war is
ended, as support to the public credit
A Resolution was introduced to-day by
J. Wentworth, Of Illinois, declaring it
ineapedieni to levy tax on these articles,
and moved the previous question on its
adoption The resolution was adopted
The northwest would have been unequal.
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Iowa Cry, Jan. 81, I847.

Fftenl i1GtWT-i perceive tnat there
is quite a yell Of delight in The WING camp
over what he Coons seem to regard as
glorious victory In the fe" blows inflicted
upon you by lneir sneakinS Gun dog, King.
as per order Of The das,ardly junto who
unfortunately for the country bear sway
in Inc House Of Representatives. Now,
Sir: SC 70: as The glory is concerned, they
arc heartily welcome to ell the laurels
they can reap from preconcer!ed attack
by this embodiment Ct brutality, armed
with a double oa,reled pistol, upon per
son ofhalf his weight, and behind his back.
None but q base coward. and the tool Of
towards, would ever thiak Of making
such an attack. As tc any prosocaticn
you had given htm, perhaps you were
uniustiiable in STOPPING 10 notice this dis
grace to his species, cniy thai The whig
party. to advance their political designs,
attempted TO make a great man Of him.
But your statement that he was perfectly
familiar with 'sLock ard Bacon" was only
a delicate alluston 10 what is openly said
Of him every day, by ali honest and "
preiudiced men who make mention of his
name; and, hy The way, you said nothing
about thai faI brsak. Now, Sir, | would
be the last man who would think of dirty
ing nv hands with such a contemplate
dog; but, since some prominent wings
have loudly boasted, that he could
whip any locofoco in Iowa City, let him
or any of his hackers who feel belligerent,
attack TO has face a man of ordinary physi-
cal powers. And if they choose to attack
me behind my baek,it will only be the worse
for them. Let them apply 10 the
"HAIHY NATION"
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-03

a. Our rsaderstwill be amused in PEE
rusing the following graphic sketch of a
scene in the Senate Chamber, with the
portrait which it contains Of the animal
which frequents our legislative halls, COM
monty called sod Hauk.'
Iowa CRY, Jan. IS, al.
Mr.. Enron:
Disposed to spend sometime in
your city as looker.on, have thought
proper to treat your readers with short
account Of my adventures and discoveries
in this city Of churches and high schools.
Having received the finishing touch
from chin to heel from the $ Emperor Of
the West" sailed forth to take a peep
at The lioEs of the place, Having spent
some time in walking. talking. and look
ing, and not having yet entered the Cap
itoi, concluded to pay visit to that spot
and get peep ct the assembled wisdom Of
Iowa.
After entering the Senate Chamber and
receiving sundry pump handle shakes Of
the hand from old friends, new friends, and
no friends al all, my polite conductor had
me comfortably seated SO as TO point out to
me the dignitaries and officers Of the first
Senate OF Iowa, There, said my friend,
sits the talented Mr.. - from B -.
Hon. MIR. ----- from D., and those
very polite gentlemen, are the officers Of
the Senate, there visiter, candidate,
&c, Sc, until The alphabet "a n out.
Stop, said l to nv friend, who was about
to conduct me to the other branch of the
body, and tell me what rickety old var
mint that is sitting by that gentleman and
whispering his ear? That, my dear Sir,
is "Old Hawk" the organ of the wing
party. Cant be, said / understand me. |
| mean that old fellow, there, who looks
for all the world, like babboon in hys-
,erics-a regular sardonic grin on his
oountenance, There he goes now he is
Whispering to that man! Look at his
countenance! Hydrophobia, by the pow
ers I'm off,! Stop, cried my friend,
not Hydrophobia, its Typophobia He
is after printing, and this is his manner
of begging the votes of his party. Bow
ing, scrapng, and Kicking dust, is his man
ner of electioneering The respectable
portion of his party despise him for his
meanness; but they must have some poor
devi, 10 carry the camp kettle and TO do
up the chores, and as he answers this
purpose very well, they pretend some
show Of respect toward him. And, fur
Their, said my friend, there is another fea.
son why he is not occasionally Kicked on,
Of the town; he has guardian angel 10
protect him, in the person Of that amable |
lady, who sits yonder Here interrupt
ed my friend, by exclaiming that fine
looking lady his wife? impossible! can't
be-you are joking True as preaching
exclaimed my friend with a provoking
grin, as he turned away
/ rushed from Inc house, declaring tnat
wonders will never cease, and that had
al least saw The fourteenth wondel Of the
world @
I am now: Mr.. Editor, packing up to
leave; but leave this piece Of advice 10
The friends Of cold Hawk, to wit. you will
make more BY procuring for him tail,
and exhibiting MIN as a rare specimen oil
he 0urang 0utaug family.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-03

From the following letters, received BY
last mail, it will be seen tina. our faithful
Representatives in Congress, Mes.r..
Letter and Hsstinge, are viglant in at
tending 70 all the interests of their con-
stituents. Such of our patriotic citizens
as desire to fight for their country, may
now have ar opportunity of doing So
We congra ulae our Cedar county frie nds
upon the restitution Of The mail service
between this city and Upton. lis discon.
tinuance was IN act Of the grossest injus-
tics, and The designing person VINO brought
it about. will be followed by the ana.h emas
oil the citizens who have been SO seriously
ncomnoded by the discontinuance We
trust that no further difficulty may be ex-
perienced in the mail communication be-
tween these two points
WAshIsGroS, Jan. IL, ts47.
Ed of Reporter, Sir The undersigned
have been assured by the President, and
learned rem other sources, that companies
Of volunteers daily offered and reported,
vii be received into the service for the
Mexicsa war Immediately.
It will be necessary to furnish evidence
Of the actual existence Of the companies.
and readiness on their prat to embark
Immediately for Mexico--as paper COM
panies Gas they are called here will not
be received A Regiment from iowa
will we believe, be mustered into service
- soon as ii car be raised, ii there be not
too much delay.
s. LEFFLER,
s. G.. HASTINGS