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Account Books for the New Year.

g A. ROWLAND, l35 MAIN-sT., has COM
~. menced the Manufacture Of BLANK BOOKS
of superior stock and materials and In the best style Of
finish not surpassed by any Others in the market.
We prepared furnish, short notice. single hooks
full sets, ruled and bound TO pattern for Banks ur
ance Rail Road and Manufacturing Companies and Mer
chants. which will be warranted in all respects.
Now in Store, good assortment can be found in
town, at the lowest prices.
Also, STATIONERY, of every variety for pub
lie Offices, the Counting House. and Schools.
Worcester, Dec 29. eo6td wat
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sTRAYED OR srnI.EN

AME INTO the ncosure Of the subscriber on the lsh
switch tall and will weigh about I00O s wmise, On9
sesn running part light color, and brass mounted bar
ness sfng Of small bells about the horseiH necL ard
bunaio robe marked g. Smith, which he owner can
nave Dy proving property and paying chargesJ s"
""h"'V"Vniej Ueo II. J. a. BROWN
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Dye-House Remover.

w subscriber has Removed his Dyeing
and oniv ~, - I'M ms New shop CENTRAL STREET,
be- lsf 1sn rod from Main reet where ali goods must
stsehsd Ia trs..rate shop with every convenience
WORK shall be done WE'LL and a. aHo,ta e puoic VA s
Ladies pREs q Ias si nS Il n This vicinity
ONE DOLLARS CentlsInens ms coored, usual for
r.aoy. Tor Mo1ng done II hpes DAYS whe
CLEANSING.
Goats and Pants cleansed and pressed .
.T e 1sarenr ChnrsT sAAwLs kinds aa M
look as well as new goods satisfacton warranted 70
eases, or no charge will be made s1aiah'eea IN Al
u only Office in Worcester is on Cen,
Street. HENRY p AmA ~
Worcester, Aug. 20.
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Indian Hair Dive.

Tor COLORING THE HAIR a beautiful Brown or
Y Black, without causing the least njurS 10 the skin
Sold by Druggists generally throughout the United States
and Canadas supply just received and for sale by JAS
GREEN q CO., II ! Main street, and NJ u. GREEN, 200
Main ST. Worcester. Price 0 cents per bottle.
Feb IL div wtfe
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THE MOST
ASTOUNDING DISCOVERY.
JONES ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP.
W0NnER

no cure Ernpons and Digsurements Of the SKIN PIN.
PIES, FTeckfes, SuRbnrn, SAT- Rheun, Scurvq,
Sore Heads &c &c.
Y astounding how quickly by The of one cake of
Jones Italian Chemical soap, sallov yellow or dark
SKIN becomes beautifully clear and White.
Parsons Ill purchasing this always ask ZONES,
itAiiAN CHEMICAL SOAP and, perhaps, as many
who have been cheated with counterfeiis will he TOO
mch discouraged otry the genuine say to such TRY
TINS ohee.yon vii not regret it but always see that the
name OF L. JON Els is on the wrapper.
From me New Orleans Centznet, October lsi4
one OF our subscribers Mr. Leonard informs Us that
ne has been cured of old scaly Salt Rheum OF Is wears
san ing on MS beard. fingers and hands by cake of
an article much advertised latey-we speak of Tones,
Italian Chemical Soap lie also Informs us that he has
tried us effects upon his female slave, Rose yeow
girl much marked with sunspots, and he fonnd in two
weeks her skin much clearer and whittier.
From the NsW York Sun.
we make II rule never notice an advertised ar
ce out from what we have heard from several persons
respecting the powers OF Jones' Italian Cae icaI Soan
"euo not hesitate to pronounce il all 1t represented
anu can therefore, conscien0usy recommend il to our
Readers w1 are afflicted with eruptons marks or disg-
urements. N7
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MAGIC ERAsIvr SoAp

c,o rem wing Grease Spots, Stains or Marks from
sno,s oq,ens Carpets, &c Co. and rendering the
Soif ,a's. applied clear, bright, new and spotless
~, 0"'' Wnh JnH Direcii0ns--Price rs cents
liza the above articles are for sale at the
oc,ffs 80 'S'"'e' by j. CIRCUIT, in.
dxntn
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ROsrON. n WORCESTER RAIL ROAD
g E;a &C., - :


FROM WORCESTER, daily except Sunday,)
With Passengers from the Western Rail Road, at Am
end 81 p NJ.
With Passengers from the Western and Norwich Rail
Road. at IL
with Worcester Passengers and II A.a, an6 PPM
NIB The A train will take up no passengers Eas
of birmingham
early every day except Monday stopping only at Framing
ham.
with Passengers from New York by Long Island Rail
ROAD, every afternoon, except Sunday, stopping only
Framing Aams
FOR albany and Western Railrosd Hartford, New IIa
ven and New York. at u and 81 A. NJ and Az.
For Y0rDich and Stations on the Norwich Railroad,
" A. NJ. and 24 P. NJ.
For Worcester. and Way stations u and 81 AM p.
and p
NIB. The 4 P NJ. Train will not stop at any stan,l
East OF birmingham
For Aitlbury, at "a A. NJ. and 81 P.
For NeW York, via Norwich ami by Steamer. o'clk
p.
For New York, by Long Island Railroad, at III AM
For Nelo Fork, via Hartford and New Haven at II AM.
FROM MlLLBURY.
For Bost0n and Way Stations daily except Sunday al
81 A. Nj. and 81 P. NJ.
SAXONvlILE TRAINS.
Leave Saxonyille at n and 10 Am. and 3 pm.
Leave Boston at 81 Am. l24 and 81 Pm
vile, taking passengers for Brighton, Newton Needham
and Natck only.
Sunday Mail, from Worcester 74A M-frem Boston at
I'm
All Baggage at the risk ofits owner
Fares less when paid at the Ticket Offices, than in
the Cars. WIN. PARKER. Supt
Dec Z, 1916. If
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NO YOU DON'T.

You can't put him doson, he is bound to LINZ
and the Public wH sustain him ''''
" ofthe PEOPLES CHEAP STORE has thls H. wi
ded to his New Stock Of Goods another exeMse iot h
desirable and LADIES please cal and az
them Of Waldo Block. O. MI DAYTON
Worcester, Dec 81. sin
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JONES' CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE.

among the educated, there few who viii doubt but
s ma. ny lofGng me roots and scalp of the head TO
aoany acton we can canse growth-aye, dark luxur
1andruf or scur is discharged from The scan he bai
noW becomes soft and silky Thus The roots strongly
~ lner native soil proudly and splendidy dis
rom uealh by the powerful aid OF science
~ From the New York Tribune
- 90 sec that Judge Edwards OF PHILADELPHIA n man
y ~ years o age, the top Of whose head was as bald
49, "a a. PAIN OF ones hand two months since has
NV me oark hair growing ast from the use OF Jonesi
CoFa Hair Restorative.o " ''"e'
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NEW SASH, BLIND AND DOOR
ESTARIIgHMENT

HE subscriber has for sale at his Shop NO. rs MAIN
Il STREET, nearly opposite the New Court Honsa
large assortment Of Doors, SASH and BLINDS on sIch
terms cannot but suit those who wish TO buy He has
also made such arrangements with manufacturers IN the
country that his Establishment will be the largest in The
County, which will enable him oil orders TO any
at the shortest notice. j. a. CVENEV"'
Worcester, Dec 9, 1886.
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MOORISH HAIR nYE-

na. nr peranenlly dyeing Light Red or GRAY Hair 4
me skin. Sold with full Directions. e " "'u''"s
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Great Newspaper, Periodical anC
CHEAP PUBLICATION DEPOT,

roster SIS directly South I'M Temp. House,
WOR CESTER
~ THOMPSON would inform his friends and
~ customers that he has united with his Establishment
tne FERioDicAL DEPARTMENT Of 5. n. LEONARD--al
nOse VINO nave subscribed TO Leonard will be supplied
offered. - - - w
Ml thompson would give notice that he prepared
~ SUPPLY every variety Of reading published By the
u p publishing houses in New York. Philadelphia anG
Boston as soon as they are out
soon as the works are OUT NJ Wnrcasser Madrcb 70
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BOOKS.

NLAREND0N HARRIS intending to relin-
I'm qush the Bookselng business, offers for limited
70 sell the balance Of his stock OF Books nt very re-
P''eS' Sdn Worcester. Aug Is.
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PRTNITS

SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW, and all there is n
worcester, Dec 81. SUI G. M. DAYrO =,
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JONES' SPANISH LILY WHITE.

u Is perfectly innocent, being purified OF all deeteri
ouS 4uaitlesj aud II imparts TO the skin a natural.
heahy, daDaster, clear living whites The same tim
aeung rs cosmetic on the skin, making it soft and
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e. II. CLARKE'S
Vegetable SarsapariIla BE1ters.

Es X. CLARKE'S
Vegetable SarsapariIla BF1ters.
Hers and hear The glad sounds exuinay swelling
Through me North to The South through The East 10 The
Frnclaming Clarke's Bers diseases dispellng West
Ana AZ scky morals with health to be blest
~ h. CLARkE'S Vegetable Sarsaparia Bit
~. tiers, entirely Of vegetable composon and are
1nmponnde' and medcaed for the cure Of those most I'M
toerahe and very prevalent Diseases the Janndce and
Dispesy or indigestion. and also variety of oher dis
esring malsdies which, nai unfrequeny receive then
ORIGIN heferoin as they lay the foundation many other
diseases, unless exrpated y the use of Clarkes iers
which cannot be TOO highly recommended or esteemed
me numerous testimonials and recommendation 10
when the public pleased favor even daily of the
eeuiir and unequaed eiitacy these Bilters causes
mem 10 De noted Tor their superiority any other medi-
cine, Tor Cleansing the stomach and bowels Of lille snd
morbid matter purifying the blood promoting digestion
aud cnhsihg speedy return of appetite with veor and ~
uviiy oieeDgs. Carke's Biters are decidedly preerah
10 any other medicine Notwithstanding how very highly
they may be recnmmended) for two very nortsnt rs.
sons, and should be used for third great reason Isl For
their horoughness in publication 3D. Instead of weaken
ing the already weak patient medicines do they
gradually strengthen while they are thoroughly pertor
ing The work Of qualifications and 3d. Because ey are NOT
Qudck Medicine. -
AS Carke's Vegetable sarsapara Btters are
OF variety Of medicinal vegetable Ingredients they speed
lily restore to permanent health by eradicating from
his system the following diseases viz: Sick Headache Pain
and Dizziness in the Head General Debility Heart burn
Costiveness Darrha, loss of Appetite Bilious actions
Liver Complaints Heart Disease, Cough Cold and ali M
ecOns Of the Lungs &c, where Calome has been ,oo
freely used, CLARKE'S BITTERS Of the most infnte
Importance and for all kinds OF humors as IL cnnaina
good proportion OF pure Spanish Sarsapgd and other
roots Of genial efficacy ao for Fever and Ague they have
proved themselves 10 be a sovereign remedy.
~ Sold by HALLIBURTON a. CO., Boston, and g. A.
ROWLAND Worcester. April |.
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Commercial Review.

Although the markets generally have been free from
excitement still business has been steady and transae-
tons sir extent IN most articles have been effected
The Imports especially Of Bread Surs have been
tensve and would doubt hsse continued 80 bat for
the prevalence OF EAsery winds, which check the pro.
gress Of unconditional ships
The Provision markets have been steady during the
month The supply OF Irish Butter has fallen on coz
siderAby and prices have consequently advanced from
Il 70 6s per ewt during the last fortnight The markets
for Bacon throughout the kingdom being limited IN
stock higher hsure 10 demsnded for ali deserip
ions The position OF sfars IN Ireland has bad the Ell
iect ofeurtslng 10 great extent the supplies from
that part Of the United Kingdom and even what u ex
portaS. Is Of very inferior quality.
The Corn trade has been in very aueuatins condi-
ton during the month OF February Al the time Of
The sailing Of the Cambria the price Of Whest continued
to give way. occasionally rapidly until from the com
msncemenr Of the reaction. the reduction amounted
altogether 10 about ga or los per and on -Four -
- per Dbl = might oe, that this decline, under the
sctuA position Of supply and demand Was TOO tpid or
commenced too early that the nature Of the discuss
ions IN Parliament renewed the confidence OF folders
and alarmed the fears OF bsyers. Be this ss may
toward the middle OF the pas; month renewed confidence
Was Observable, and buyers sgzn CANE forward from
Ireland 70 purchase heavily and since much money
has gone there from Government 70 relieve iheirwznts
these buyers have caused more excitement IN the
markets here than formerly for they prepared
with the mesns 10 make immediate payments, 50 that
they sought After and their operations Cary much
weight with hem because their purchases Il
removed sni stocks proportonatey recucei such
state Of things exercises great influence this
ket Usually accustomed % recsiys from ireland
large supplies instead Of sending there for their
own setlAl Consumption. Under these circumstance
4 q no: surprising that continuance Of this drain At
this particular PERIOD Of the year carrying with Il mat
terfaet evidence Of real want should have very
stEe eject o. our prices and the feelings Of holders
many Of WHEN did not seem prepared for 10 lasting ~
long In consequences. since the upward move azsin
commenced there has been advance on Wheef Of I'd
~ ID per 70 bs and ca Flour Of about - % per bb
mai knit
indian Corn has Of ate given way Is 70 - per $50 los
and Beans :, 20 3s per quarter. Az lkst market
TIE prices psying were for general Of American
Wheat lis 70 rs per 20 lbs for American Flour sweet
rs <2s Esd 35s Cd 10 56s Cd per boil Indian
Corn, whlts o9s o. 20 and yellow "a 70 ID per
40 be kCPnsa Scans t5s 70 500 per quarter lnsh
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.so447 2l-OT2 Eos % 64s 1879 TO-


William. ahead . so. Do behind. --l41S
The emsining; places gave last year "iihsn'
s,s. ali others 70. The same vote now would give
Williams li47 majority in the State
Coagress.-The vote for. Congress IN the several
Districts is very nearly as follows
Goodwin, Bhg Tuck. Ind. Jenness Loco sc;
sStS 2Oo9 6N2 70
Jenne.s. plurality 672 AMI Texas ma, 1872
Eastman, wig. stevens, Ind Peaslee' Loco &c.
~ sg7s ggy6 1913
Cen. Chas H. PeAslee Loco has 2234 maj.
Wilson. HRss. Preston. Ind houlion- Loco &c &c
III .OtSl lux 'Vyi
Moultons plurality go Anti Texas ma. 132
", James H. johnson, Loco has about l. 700 ms
prompt and cordial union OF the Anii-Iexas
votes upon single candidate in each District will
secure the two Representatives not yet chosen.
Let it not be neglected.
Councl-Samue Jones, Enos Feuin' Locos
and Tered Perkins, Wing, are chosen to the Coun'
Gil, and probably John Kelles. Wing. In the lid
District Pease, Loco either is elected or Will be-
by the Legislature securing majority that way.
Senate The Patriot claims LOcos chosen to
Wing. no choice to be filed by the Legislature
House-The Patriot claims las to 1873 Allies :
to come in, which are all certain to be Loco
making the majority H., or in Joint Ballot p.
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Important from Tsmptcc'
Ernm tho n d nelta. llth.

By the Pioneer Capt. : Brown, which arrived
at this port last evening in days from loeos l,
and via Tsmpico we have interesting snd inportsn,
news as 10 the emb katon OF troops for the demon
sraon that Is 10 be- made the city and castle Il yer.
Cruz On the goth ult between City and sixty ssil u
vessels left TsmpicO and LObOs Island with troops nd
munitions OF war OF every description for the bombsrd
meut OF Vera Cruz Every vessel in the harbors-
bsrks brgs schooners and steambosts-in fact eyery
vessel that could possibly carry men arms en-
listed into the service and departed ihey
could possibly be loaded twas with great difficulty
that the Pioneer got away anxious were the military
authorities TO impress her into tho service ecu
scott himself Is reported to have said that the demon
strson would be commenced on tho 10Th inst and this
report was 50 generally believed 1t Tsmpico when tho
Pioneer left that IL was not regarded a. ramor
but as hxed fact We may therefore expect every
dsy TO hear news OF the bombsrdment OF that rfsmed
Mexican tower Of strength the Castle OF San Juan De
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gers from the City Poor funds, and sPPoints C"iA
selected from among Our most Dene'o
len, etizens TO use the money ofthe Immigrants AZ
once for the protection Of the City snd 'nen wv"
benefit
II bas been sscsrtsined that the expense OF ID All
tanning such Immigrants 80 arrive. here roin "''
many. who need assistance, does not exceed tNeh'
~ per cent Of the dollar which they pay .uA'
tveuty FIVE percent o. the Communication 10 sonclehl
70 cover the expense Of supporting the psuper I'm
migrants from France &c and that the support Of
destitute Immigrants from England Scotland ana
Ireland does not exceed fifty per cent Of the mo
ney which they have contributed
Its apparent therefore, that the dollar wnlch
each Immigrant pays, wisely expended WIZ not
only indemnify the City against the burthen thrown
upon il by Pauper Immigrants, bat prevent thou
sands Of these unfortunate People from cec0A''"g
Psupen.
The Commissioners nsmes WILLIAM +. have
xyYtR. J.nT. BooRnAs, RoBERT B. MIsTURs
and JACOB HARvEy, with the Mayor OF the Cfty 10
an ex ofscio member % the Board ere gentlemen
Of high character great intelligence and proVerD'a
philanthropy. Under their auspices the interests
Of the City and the welfare OF the Immigrants
would be mutually and alike regarded. regret
however, to learn that Mr. MIXTURE IN conse'
quence a. well Of the demands upon his time as
his connection with Immigrant Passenger business
desires that some other name may be substituted
for his own.
A distinguished philsnthropist with view to
obyiate Difficulties likely to arise In the future sP
continent Of Commissioners, suggests that large
Board-say. twenty Of our best
men who are removed from or stand above the
reach Of political influences be now named IN the
law This Board could designate three or i've O
ito members to discharge the active duties OF then
hiyh trust and from the residue Tor the next I'VE
or ten years. vacancies occurring among the Acting
Commissioners might be supplied.
Let our citizens therefore repair to the Taberna
Gle this evening, not 50 much to register the ed'e'
OF the Common Council, as to recommend to the
Legislature the passage Of a law which while II
protects the City, will. as far as possible, benehl
those who come among us seeking employment
and homes But above all, let as not render our
selves obnoxious 10 the charge taking the money
Of these strangers for any purpose but to indem
nifty the City for the support Of such OF them as be
come a public burthen. HOWARD.
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r.Sx oUTsIDE or rO-DAY's PAPER. "A


The rumors and vague details d q series Of
bloody eon8icts between Gen Taylor and ssnts
Anna at and on each side Of Sstiilo come 10 as In
sueh Questionable shape that we feel at liberty
20 discredit their essential particulars ontil
farther adyices That Santa Anna is In the neigh
bofhood Of Satillo Is very probable; that skir
mishes have taken place, and that provision
train has been captured by the clouds Of irregular
esvslry who will naturally compose the advance
Of the Mexican army, we presume are also true.
These would be sufficient to gil exposed points like
Mstsmoros and ceralvo with exaggerated ru-
rnon But that any force Santa Anna could mus
ter, destitute Of Artillery a. his is represented.
could DIVE Gen Taylor al the head Of 5000 Of our
troops out Of saltio, we will not believe on any
such authority ~ we have yet seen. True. our
force at Salto 10 entirely composed OF Volunteers
bat these have now been SIX months 10 service, are
ably commanded and fight with perfect know
ledse that defeat 10 destruction. There is no
chance Tor cowardice in the premises little dan
ger Of calamity through disregard OF authority or
discipline We are confident that, whenever Gen.
Taylor shall be attacked in position like satillo,
not strong but still sfording shelter be will beat
back his ssssilants with no such horrible amount
Of loss as il reported by the r1mors from the Rio
Grande.
That some detscbments advancing ungusrdedly
from the Rio Grsnde to Monterey have been cut Oh
is quite probable, az also that Matsmoros and Bra
zos are 10 danger. II Santa Anna is as wise as
we thisk him, he has kept his hands oil Of Old
Rough and Ready and poured down his clouds
Of cavalry upon the road from Monterey 10 Ceral.
vo. In this way, he may very possibly sweep the
whole line Of the Rio Grande and be of 70 the
mountains again before Gen. Taylor. who is def
cient in cavalry, can overtake him.
Should disaster in any form overtake our forces,
it will be justly attributable to the rspacious de-
signs with which the War has been conducted by
our rulers. To conquer Peace, our Army should
have been kept compact, and directed at the heart
OF Mexico--st her rich and popolous central De
psrtments and Der Capital But in order to des-
poll her Of territory and enable the President To
boast OF the magnitude Of conquests, forces
have been divided. scattered, impelled at the tor
pid extremities of the Mexican Republic. BY this
course vast regions of desert and savage wilderness
have been overrun aud annexed after a fashion !;
with what effect the stubborn attitude OF Mexico
ssd the lstest tidngs from Santa Re and the Rio
rands will testify The baleiul and blind rapaoity
which exposed as to these reverses will not be for
GOTHAM
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

IN sseaea HERNIA fr0n Lir1PO0i 70 Bost0a-Csp,
Lesry, Capt Pollock Messrs GroGsset Van Verst d "
Dusseldorf, Bestfe, Jas Haywood Pargood, Harrison
Miss Graham Mr. stuart lady and three children
Wallace P L Thompson. A Miller Andrew MeFar.
lane, II D1lkin. Joseph PARK Alex McC0rgr0ysl N Lag
gen Capt Wood Dean Parker. Someuille. D sinms
Mr. Beacon and servant g Lz1rges, Coates. Harmon
Master Simns. Lieut. Gore, c d March, II Barklse
Wells Jno Robinson. Ino Loekhsrt, J MeEvsn.
Smith McSehi Berlin. Fuller. n Power, Marsh
Lischke K c DeAnbean. Lsfsre, Wood, De Rosselt w
d Grzves. Mcintyre. McLAry Henry Brend Lifehey
Tour Roach. II \ Jones Stewart James Cruikshsnk
WymAn, Powell, Davidson, fullerton. Mcdaniel
Bigger. Phillips.
F5r HGlgaE-Nr Vssset Capt Rockford. Capt Graham
J Marsh, Cunningham, Mr. sPeere, Capt Brown,
Capt Sslters. II from Halifax % Boston
IN ne arp NsrNa tr9r HaraAs-JusnA CaEdenas Mis-
Amelia Csrdenas Mr. Fernandez DR. n TsppAn and
lady. Michigan add lady Mr. X Walker and lady
Messrs : De fi&ads. Rensrd. Taylor, and Capt +
Nslf0Et lAts Of schr Fulton. sold