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B, n, HUTCHINSON,
Steam Propeller Freight Line.
h r~~@ - Norwich and New York.

ED~ r Norwich and New York.
S7ssEz SE7ssEzsSTssg- Winter Arrangement.
THE Steam Propeers will leave Norwich for N. Yorh
The Shotucket, Capt. GEER, Mondays at oclk ?, M
The Qunsbaug, Capt. WILLIAMS, Wednesdays at do.
Leare NsW York for Nortpich,
The She ucket, Capt. GEER, Thursdays at ock M
The Qudebaug, Capt WILLIAMS, Saturdays at do.
~ Freight by this Line should be marked Propeller OF
Propeller Line.
Far fur her inquire OF the Captains on board
or of NORTON, CONVERSE CO., ! Norh
WHITAKER, HAMMOND a. CO., wic-
Norwich, Dec so. II
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STUMP PUIIFR.

TI'HE subscriber owning The right of" STEWARDS
L PATENT MACHINE FOR DRAWING STUMPS,'
fol- the States of Massachusetts and Connecticut, offers
the any parts thereof individuals companies
This Machine has for three years been found supe
ror to any other used from the and quckness
with which it does the work, and the parativey sma
amount of power empoyel-two men and yoke of cGs
tle or pair of horses will, without difficulty, pull
hundred stumps, from three tn rough,
day; and with the Machine work can be done for
$l2, than by any other means for 800.
Another advantage is that two of ground can be
cleared without moving the Machine the chains extend
thirteen rods from the anchor stump, and transport
any distance two men can load it, and pair of horses
draw it. Ii also be used the greatest advantage
drawing the largest rocks aud also for moving buildings
as its motion is quite steady and much rapid than
the windlass.
Persons wishing to purchase requested to addres
the subscriber call him. his place residence
where the Machine all times be in operation.
WILLIAM W. WILLIS.
Orange Oct 3, l947. SIT
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Cotton Carpeting.
O000 YDS. Cotton Carpeting Of superior styles, and
~OOO rich c0ors, at wholesale or retail.
Contracts made and quickly executed for the manu'ac-
tnre OF any quantity by
WILLARD, BRANCH g. CO.,
Aug so. dwtf Ne. Warden Block.
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PATENTS.
Ansertcan and Foreign Office, and Agency Of the
q. S. Potent Office. Washington,
No. % State Street, Boston.
PATENTS.

Hnertcnn and Foreign Office, and agency OF the
q. S. Potent O6fce Washington,
No. % State Street, Boston.
TNHE subscriber by appointment from the Commssiona
of Patents is agent of the U. s. Patent Office for
eeivng and forwarding the same, models specimens or
manufactures be patented deposited therein, which
will be free of erpeRSe and rtk, and with despatch
He prepare Caveats Specifications, Assignments and all
the necessary Papers and Drawings will make researches
American and foreign works. to validity OF nven>
Ons and render advice legal and scientific matters
respecting the same. Patents secured in Europe and
other countries.
BY application this Office, inventors are saved the
me and cost OF journey to Washington, and delay there
well all personal trouble in obtaining their patents
They also have the advantage OF UeTbay explaining
Inventions and of consulting in respect them matters
in general Of paramount importance in order obtain
specifications and claims. The experience of sig
years practice extensive collection of works
decisions &C., on mechanical subjects the Patent Laws,
and patents of different countries collected much ex
pense during the long time this Office has been established
together with accounts here kept of Inventions
Washington, enable the subscriber afford TO
desrous Of procuring Patents assistance and information
which In other respects might be difficult attainment
u. II. EDDY, CiUa EngiHesr.
Boston, Sept /, ls4a. ewly Seod
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VOL. "
A RARE CHANCE-FOR SALE.

II 4A422A@1 VA11LESAj- OAS O4AAIGjg .
zsSs&#sn. II WHAT valuable Real Estate, centrally
s4TSSSSss3 located on LINCOLN STREET. in the City
'AS&aAsSs OF Worcester, four minutes walk the
~ T49sE Court House, aie the property of Hon
JOSEPH g. KENDALL, containing from four
~A~-z-'- TO five OF choice land, bounded west
erly l70 feet Lincoln street, southery on Kendall
Street $40 feet eGserlY Oak Avenue nearly 300 feet
and northefly the Rev Aonzo Hill and Hon.
Judge Thomas There the premises, good Barn,
recently erected, and from thousand fifteen hundred
FRUIT TREES comprising choice selection of the fin
est varieties OF Appes Pears, Peaches Pums Quinces
&C. The other portions OF the land grass and grain,
and are suitable for gardening There is copious and
spring of water the lot capable of being used
for an artificial fsh pond or other purposes.
The above Estate affords chance for any gentle
man wishing provide himself with beautiful private
residence Or it may be divided into lots afford
the opportunity profitable speculation. If sold
private SALE will be divided into lots and sold
Auction.
For furtner information, permitted refer Rev.
ALOEzo ELL, ARTEaAs WARD, Esq, P. w. WAIT.
keeper of the American Temperance Exchange.
J. HENRY KENDALL.
Worcester June 2S le4s. dw,f
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Published at No. 1872, .lfain- Street, Worcester
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor.
'TernS.

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PREHTIJM DAGUERREOTYPEs.

FAIII4UM UAUUEhRhUAX XEL0,
1876 MAIN STREET,
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE.
The subscriber happy inform the citizens of Wor
and vicinity that he has made arrangements with
MIR. S. l.. WALKER
10 remain in Worcester short time longer thus giving
opportunity those who have called and have not had
chance to sit, of previous engagements and
crowded state of my call again. Mr.. Walkers
reputation of superior merits and skill to any
who have visited Worcester, is too well established to
need any comments suffice say that he has received
Diplomas and Medals for Daguerreoypes exhibited
in New York, and is the ONLY Daguerreotypist in Wor
teser who has received Preniua advertisements
10 contrary notwithstanding.
Having enlarged my Rooms to tUice the size Of asy
others this city would invite citizens and strangers
call, whether contemplating sitting not.
June g.. diff GEO. ADAMS.
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The Prcdicament Of Whiggery.

Gen. Taylor is called the wing candi-
date for President, yet he accepted
subsequent; nomination from demo-
cratic meeting in South Carolina to run
on tile ticket with William 0. Butler,
and he has said tina, he would have ac-
cepicd nomination by the Baltimore
convention IL it had been rendered him.
Yet General Taylor is the wing cnndi.
dale for President and is supported by
that parry.
Gen. Ford is the whig candidate for
Governor. He will not say ,ha, he will
support the whig candidate for Presi-
dent, because Taylor does not occupy
the ground assumed by wl''ggery. Tho
federal party, then. support a man for
Governor that dares not for his life. say
he will support their candidate for Pres
iden', and every whie who dares 10 ex-
ercise the same righ, that Ford exer.
cises, is denounced in unmeasured terms
by his party; and prescribed BY his par
~ leaders. Ohio statesman.
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To the Polls! To the Polls!

On next Tuesday the election for state ana
county officers. in the great and growing state oi
Ohio. will take place. On that day, thank heaV'
en-, every freeman in Ohio, every citizen OF the
bopie buckeye state, can vote as and TOR, whom
he pieases, the declaration OF Tom Corwin 10 the
contrary notwithstanding, On that day the poor
dsv laborer can exercise as much power as the
v.rr;est bank nabob Or aristocrat that curses our
state. On, that day every man should vo'e' and
do so with proper understanding OF the result
his vote may have on the destnies OF himself,
family and the people at large.
One vote has elected Governor. one vote has
elected q Congressman, one vote has elected
Reuresentatve, one vote has elected an Auditor,
/. .Commissoner and Sheriff. The same may be
the result again. Then how careful should every
man be of his vote, how particular should he be in
exercising this great privilege--the right o sui
frage. No man can be too cautious or too con.
scientious in the discharge OF his duty Let him
vote his principles. let every man vote as his J"dg-
ment dictates, and democracy must be triumph
ant, the will of the people will be carried out,
tbeir interests advanced and the principle OF JUS
tice and equality sustained.
Are YOU ell wide awake and ready to discharge
your duty as becometh freemen il, a free land'
Have you talked with your neighbor and urged
upon him the necessity Of rallying once more to
the support Of democratic men and measures'
We hope so; and we trust the returns of the next
election will show that the democracy have not
been sleeping on their arms. when duty called
shem to the field of battle
Rally around the bold and chivalric standard
bearer, Weller, and give him such vote as will
cover the mercenary foe and teach them that their
foul ISLANDERS have no weight in contest of prin-
ycipIe and merit We hope to see a strong demo-
cratic vote, and larger democratic majority in
this county on the 10th of next month than has
sses been given before. Rally, friends, rally in
your strength. and give federalism such routing
- il never before received. To the polls, bright
and early, and all will be well.--..Nayion Demo-
seyafie Mirror.
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one, il is true, where bullets are used
by the enemy, but where slanders are
substituted in contest sgainst
their allies in The United States who
wished the enemy 10 welcome our
brave soldiers with bloody hands 70
hospi.able graves.
These SANDERS are foul and infa.
nous. The courage Of the men who
led the Obi, volunteers TO battle and 10
victory is impugned, by the miserable
reptiles Of wtiggery, who take TO sIan-
der rs natural as the duck does 10 WA.
ter--,he hog to its mife.
In The contest agaipst whiggery, Col.
Weller finds by his side, the men Of
Monterey --he is supported BY The par
ty tina, upheld the honor OF his country
during The Mexican war, and stood
forth in its strength demanding food
and clothing--arms and ammunition for
The brave men in the field TO uphold
the American flag, while whiggery
sought TO dciame them. anc in the great
fight on the 2nd Tuesday Of Oc!.. i8l8,
in Ohio, was on the 2ist Of September.
l846, at Monterey, the flag Of justice,
Of equal laws and equal rights, will
wave over the field, and the hardy de-
mocracy who win the battle, vii! then
show whiggery that its SANDERS have
fell harmless at the fee, Of the gallant
eIler.--Ohio Statesman.
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and in many instances fraudulent claims
which our democratic Auditor had siea-
dily refused, have been paid.
g. Was,eful expenditures Of evers
description for new Offices, costly
buildings Of every description have
beon encouraged.
The grand total result being an enor.
nous increase OF expenditures, from a
democratic State government to our
present one.
Seabury Ford, Alfred Kelley and Joe
R,dgway, and the neutral Columbus
clique have been the great agents in
this work Of plunder Of the people.
Just let the people Of Ohio consider
this main fact. that the democrats carri
ed on their State government when the
public works were not ye, finished,
when repairs for them were in conse-
quence very heavy. far less than one
million of dollars, and not only that
they re- scued the credit OF the State from
the selling OF State stocks at $500 on
the dollar TO little aboue par in 1874.
Whiggery has since ruled four years.
They have had an increased duplicate
to help them, the receipts from The pub
lie works have steadily increased. he
pairs have been light, and in addition,
with an increase Of taxation OF three
hundred thousand dollars, with all these
means, still our State stocks are not
quite par.
If the wings brag, hereafter, Of their
financial exploits, or if Auditor Woods
should again "neglect The business o. his
office. by making electioneerlng brdg
stump speeches on his financial abilities,
Just poke the documents at them, and
thus silence their foolish, ridiculous,
humbug cry Of reputation. State cred
| it, sound financial condition Of Ohio.elc.
Whiggery and high taxes ! have al
ways found to 60 together. and on the
other hand, have always found the de.
mocracy the advocate and supporter OF
EQUALITY.
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The Election.

: on Tuesday next the freemen Of Ohio will be
called upon to exercise that dearest Of all political
siehts, the right Of choosing their rulers.
: For Governor, John B. Weller and Seabury
Ford are the candidates. The former is support.
ed by the friends Of the country-by the men who
sustained the gallant army in Mexico and by those
who believed the United States in the right and
Mexico In the wrong, in the late contest.
Mr.. Ford is supported by the Mexican whig
psrsy--by those who opposed the war-by those
Who battled to withhold supplies from the brave
ysIun.eers and regulars, that they might, without
arms 10 defend or food to feed them: be met by
xheir oeuntry's enemy. and, in the language oi
Thomas Corwin. be welcomed with "bloody
hands 20 hospitable graves"
Col. Weller has served his country on the field
! Of battle. and while seabury Ford was arguing
Mexico right and our own country wrong. the
essaiaats d shs democracy was Psriling his life to
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From the Rio Grande and Tampico.

The U. 5. steamer A. r. tie!zel,
Capt, ElIery, arrived at New Orleans
on the 18th instant, from Tampico and
the Brazns, and the schooner Oregon,
Capt. Trenis, from Tampico. BY these
vessels the P,cayune has TAmpico pa.
pers of the 9th instant, and Matamoras
Of the llth.
The dates from Monterey are to the
Sd instant. Business there and al Sal.
tilIo was extremely dull. Mr.. GARNER,
n merchant Of Monterey, reported to
have been murdered. proves to be
alive. The utmost good feeling is said
to exis, between the American and ma.
tive residents Of Monterey.
The Flag says that Gen. Busiamente
is 10 have command on the Rio Crande
frontier, and will make his beadquar-
ters nj MaiamOras. Col. Castillo IS ex.
pected at the same point with four or
five hundred Dragons.
The Mexican authorities are ferret.
ting out the murderers Of Mr.. Carroll,
and with some success. lie is believ.
ed to have been killed by his own ser.
wants, who have been arrested.
| lei Nohcioso Of Tampico, of the 9th
instant. confirms memorial from the
commercial community Of rnmpico to
the General Government. protesting
:heir opposition to any plan for dismeIn-
brrins Mexico, their satisfaction with
the existing state Of things, and their
IoyaIily TO the Government. They re.
flee. upon the editors Of the Nohcioso
for msrepreseniing the state Of feeling
in Tampico, which they aliege 10 be en-.
,irely loyal.
The same number OF the Noticioso
contains decree Of tile President, in
which provision is made for the re,noy.
al Of Mexican citizens from territories
surrendered To the United States, back
to their own country. The Govern
menl deals literally with all such, treat
ing them in the light Of the most favor
ed cOlonisis.
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REASONS
Why all should Vote the
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

Because
The Democratic party is the party Of
Patriotism, and has ever stood by the
country, maintained her cause, and up
held her rights, in all her conflicts with
foreign powers
Because
The Democratic power is in favor OF
laying the bur;hens of government e.
qually upon all classes, and Of dispens-
ing its "blessings alike upon all, the high
and the low, the rich and the poor"
Because
The Democratic party is in favor of re.
ducing the taxes upon the Farmers and
Laboring portion Of the community,
and of increasing them on Bankers.
Capitalists, Spectators and Money
Shavers.
Because
The Democratic party is in favor o'
economy and retrenchment in the pub.
lie expenditures, and OF looping off all
unnecessary offices and salaries.
Because
The Democlaiic party is opposed 10
the present iniquilous, unjust. unequal
and oppressive Tax Law, and is in favor
oil an equal and just system of taxation,
Because
The Democratic party is opposed to Z
swindling paper currency. and in favor
Of the constitutional currency.
Because
The Democratic patty is opposed to al
monopoies, and all chartered ard spe
eial privileges, and in favor OF equa
rights and equal privileges to all men.
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A murder was committed on last
Thursday evening, on the person OF
John Mcbride citizen OF Brookfeld
to wnship in this county. The murder
prs are supposed TO be the wife of the
deceased, who has been committed to
i,il. and step son BY the name Of Ash
field, who made his escape and has NJ,
vet been arrested. As the case will be
subject Of investigation in our Court
we forbear giving The circumstances as
they have come to our knowledge
From what we learn however they are
ofan aggravated character. and indicate
an unusual degree Of maligni,s on the
part Of the guilty offenders.- Morgan
Cronicle.
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REASONS
Why none should Vote the
WHIG TICKET.
RecauSn

The Wing party is the party of Moral
Treason; has ever opposed our coun-
try in all her contests with foreign gov
ernmen,s,a ,and has always given "ad and
comfort to the enemy, in time Of war.
Because
The Wing party is in favor of fostering
capital TO the de,riment of labor; OF
building up the rich Capitalists II. the
expense OF the Laboring masses of the
country.
Because
The Wing party is in favor Of the pre-
sent unjust and oppressive Tax Law
which oppresses the Farmer with intol.
rabIe taxes, and wholly exempIs the
capital of Bank Nabohs.
Because
The Wing party has increased the saln-
ries Of State officers more than S 6 900.
Because
The Wing party has robbed the people
Of Ohio, within the last 4 years, OF near
$500,OO0, as proven by the documents.
Because
The Wing party has increased the taxes
OF the people of this State, within the
past four years, for State purposes, the
enormous sum of $30l.oo3 81.
Because
The Wing party is in Iavor Of privileg-
ed orders,corporate monopolies.a swind-
hing paper currency "capable Of expan.
sion to-day and contraction to.morro W"
and opposed to equal rights and equal
privileges.
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FREE SPEEcH.- H.---.This 10 one Of the cardinal
principles of the socalled free-so party and they
are about to furnish practical illustration of their
faith in it, by voting for man Tor Governor who
dare not open his mouth to say for whom he in.
tends to vote. The people would like 10 have a
little more "free speech" in that quarter and III
be likely on the second Tuesday in October next,
to teach him lesson, which will make him little
more communicative should he ever again come
before them as candidate
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National Democratic Principles.

1. A simple and frugal government,
confined within strict constitutional linn
its. fitl 'i5sf.
Q. A strict CO Instruction Of the con-
stitution, and no assumption Of doubtful
pO Wer.
8. No National Bank to swindle the
laboring population.
4. No connection between the gov
ernmcnt and tie banks.
5. No assumption ofthe State debts
by the General Government.
6. A Revenue Tariff, discriminating
in favor of the poor consumer instead
of the rich capitalist.
7. The honest payment OF our debts
and the sacred preservation OF the pub
lie faith.
8. No grants Of exclusive charters
and privileges by special legislation, to
banks.
9. Acquiescence in the rule OF the
mainrity in all cases Of party discipline
10. In favor Of constitutional I'm
provements Of Rivers and Harbors.
II. A cheap and fair reduction o
the rates of postage and in favor Of pa
pers circulating within 80 miles OF the
publication office free of charge.
70. A rigid economy in conducting
our public affairs, and the collection o
no more revenue than is actually requir
ed to deiray the necessary expenses o
the government.
l3. A restriction Of the frankine
privilege.
IA. Opposition to all principles of'
sectional character, and in favor o
those only that will unite US in one
great brotherhood, and advance ,h'
happiness OF all, and opposed to all ia
nalics who seek the dissolution Of th'
American union.
IS. In favor Of the rights of th'
people Of states or territories OF lramn!
their own institutions.
l6. Believing the people capable o
self.governmen,.
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uphold ri. country. Dag, on the field. d Mon.

uphold his countrya dag, on the fields Of Mon
terey.
While John B. Weller WIS absent in the service
Of his country. 40 one Of her volunteer defenders
Sesbury Ford. thena member ofthe Ohio Lsgis-
lsture voted against pttance for the reiet Of the
suffering families Of the Ohio volunteers, and
against the payment Of a small amount. per month.
to the support Of those wounded in the service Of
the country, until such time as the government Of
the United States should pass pension law for
their relief.
In the contest on the second Tuesday Of Octo-
Der next, decision will have to be made between
these men. In arriving at correct conclusion.
il will be well to bear in mind that those who took
sides against their country in the war Of 1912 re-
ceved brand which has descended to their chill
dren, which has made their name bye-word and
q Teproach.- Statesman.