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THOMAS II. SELBV g. CO.,
AUCTEONEERS,
AND COMMISSION MEREHANTS.

~
NO. ~ MAIN ST., (Hobbs' Block WORCESTER,
w oULD inform the citizens Ct Worcester that they
w have established themselves in the Auction and
commission business at the above place. and that they
MI be pleased to receive consgnments property al
eVery descriptions to he sold either auction private
sale.
Persons having second hand FURNITURE, and wishing
10 dispose OF the same, will find this the Of
year TO sell We also will give oar particular attention to
the sale of REAL ESTATE Personal Property, any
part OF the County.
Our experience and knowledge of the Auction business
we Hs VIII enable us give entire satisfaction those
wac may do business with Every thing warrant
good or perfect not so the money LDU be returned By
enducng our business honorable principles, hope
70 secure the confidence Of the public.
We have in store, and constantly receiving great
variety OF Goods to be sold Auction private sale and
would invite purchasers TO call and assortment
NEW SOFAS, ROCKING CHAIRS.
MATTR ASSES, LOOKING GLASSES
BROADCLOTIIS, LINENS, &c.
BLANKETS, CARPET BAGS. and TRUNKS
Also several Chests of superior Young Tyson and
ch0ng EA, Crushed and other SUGARS with many other
articles all Of which will be sold private sale, ex.
tremeIy low prices.
Sales Of property consigned will be settled imme
dateiy,
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NATIONAL WIG" DOCTRINE


Read the following able delineation OF tie Taylor
ISSUE, in the present canvass, as it is portrayed by
Speaker Wmlhrop's favorite "Nationa Wing" Senator
BerfIeu Here is his letter to Tayor Wing mass
meeting in Georgia:
Il ak you to make known to our fellow ciuzens who
VIII be assembled the 30h inst. the why am
WI h ihem not so much TO explain my absence, Tor
ttat comparatively unlmPofIdnt as % enable me
through The proper org ms Of the NEE irg, 10 say 10
them, now de- ply important feel 1t To be, thai We
should work VIM might and main" in The present
hat consider The mast important r. eSdtn
iat election, especially 10 50 UIHERN MEN mlich
has occurred SaRce the foundation q The Gore'nm nj
g We ha great and impoi tant i0terPS ~ Stoke-1
fail 10 snstaia Them notO, ptay be forced ia soon
10 decide lphStei tcW remain The Union at the
mtryofa hand Of EinG cS political jUggterS or re
fnctaRty retire ON for the preservation u our d0meS>
tic Institutions aud all our igtts treemen II ave
unt,d suStain Mem-li drtde the old party
issues must ne victims.
WITH A HEART DEVOTED TO THEIR INTERESTS
ON THIS GREAT QUESTION. and HITH
OUT RESPECT TO PARTY / impioye mig fl,
ton Citis If Georgia Wig Gnd Democratic, FOR.
GEr For THE TIME THEIR PARTY DIvisipEs-FO
KNOW EACH OTHER ONLY AS SOUTHERN
MEMO tupou The ttuiSm uttered by Mr. Calhoun,
Mdt on this VITAL QUESIION-the preservation
of our domestic iasutiOns the Southern man, who
JGrtheS from u, is TO us than any Northern man
cGn be-inat Gen. lay Tor is identified with Us ~ cling
aud meIest-waS born in = slaveholding stae-educa'
T. q IN slaveholdng Saie-is himself STAKEHOLDER -
hdt his slave property constitutes the means OF support
To himself and Iamb that he cannot desert us, without
saenhcng his interest his principles, The habits and
feelings OF his lfc--and that with him. therefore. our IN
81 tu0ns are safe beSeeeh hem therefore, from NE
love viii they hear TO noble state, TO ally under
The banner Of Zachary raylor. and with one untyd
Vo.ce 10 send him by Reclamation the Executive chair.
Respectfully, your icllOw-citz"n,
J. MCPHERSON BERRlEN
This is the view of the GREAT QUESTION Of
slavery extension held by all Of Gen TsyloPs friends
and supporters throughout his section Of the country
They support him because they KNOW him to be
thoroughly with the South bitterly OPPOSED TO
the W,lmot P'oviso and will VETO it. Such is Gen.
Taylor wi,hou, mistake, advocated all over the South
10 be. Il is his TRUE position.
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PREMIUM DAGUERREoTYPEs.

NEARLY OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE.
The subscriber is happy inform the citizens OF Wor-
and vicinity that he has made arrangements with
MIR. S. l.. WALKER
remain in Worcester short time longer hus giving an
opportunity those tho have called have had
chgnce to sit, account OF previous engagements and
crf dod state al my cal again. Mr.. Walkers
ffitat N arst O superior and skull any
who have visited Worcester is TOO well established to
need any comments suffice il say that he has received
diplomas and Medals tor DHguerreoty pes exhibited
in New York, aud is The ONLY Daguereot, pist in Wor
tesler who has received Premium, advertisements
tOcUntrary nutwithstaud ng
Having enlarged my Rooms to tUice the size Of as:y
otteyS IN this city, would invite and strangers 10
call, whether contemplating sitting
June S. DIFF GEO ADAMS.
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Read the following able deliueaton OF the Taylor
ISSUE, in the present canvass, it is portrayed by
Speaker Winthrop favorite "Naional Wing Senator
Bernen Here's his letter to Tay!or Wing
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FALL AND WINTER SALES
OF 1913.
HENRY H. CHAMBERLTW,
Nos. 162 & a64 Main ST., Worcester

nos. 169 & E64 Main ST., Worcester.
IS now pre- pared to offer, by recent additions to
his large stock, the best and cheapest assortment Of
DRESS GOODS, CARPETS, CLOAKINGs, d MILLIN
ERY ever offered in Worcester This extensive and va
ried stock cannot be mentioned in detail brief summary
some Of the most prominent articles will Indicate the
variety to be found in this establishment.
CiOakings-C IOakings.
FINE THYBET CLOTH CLOAKS, in various new
styles, made of best in the best manners
as these made in my rooms afford them at
the lowest posste price ready made garments and as
low "a the nrtsrals be purchased in most stores.
100 ps FRENCH THYBEF CLOTHS, in all
desirable coors including the various shades of Green,
Mode, Maroon, Blue, &t.-the above goods bought
FOR CASH, and viii be warranted in all cases. Is per
cent less than they bought New Eng
land.
PLAID CLoAKINGs of choice patterns & fine quality.
Dress Goods
SPLENDID CAsHMEREs ami MOUss DE LAME,
just received per Europa" AND this day opened.
PLAIN CAsHMERES, Ga vi de, in choice rare colors
RICH sILKS-Back, narrow stripe plaids, brocade,
figured and plain Came4s satins de Chene, sc. &c.
Comprising the largest cheapest assert nlent
in Worcester.
NeW M3usseliues de Lqine TOR i24 cts.
"A ENGLISH PRINTS for 10 and l2t cents
MERRlNACX, COCHECO, AM all her best styles OF
aiHeliCdu tfhIs ana fdtCnes, rom st TO 10 cents.
Carpets and Furnishing Goods.
Ia this department my stock will defy compeen, ow-
ing to the e1eme scarety OF money, bought some
GREAT BARG ANS FOR CASH and can sell as desr-
able style goods 624 be bouah, in other
places at rs cts-ana IS as good Carpets
can he bought at rom 873 cts to 81.
have marked down some heavy supsrfne Carpets to
50 cts good the Is gords, but little out OF
stye-stout all Wool Carpets at as.
| am offering Spleen I'D Brussels C ppets atSI.
| Elesant Brussels Tapestry at St.25.
These goods ue'y much tOwsr than before offer
d, an are well worthy attention of all who would
save rom Is TO 20 per in bus ing their goods
MarseiIleS, Scotch and Lancaster
QHiitS, al very low prices.
BLANKETS American Of superior quality, weight
from to l2 lbs
Sheetings, Tickings, Drillings, Diapers, Crash,
&C. &C., al the lowest Wholesale prices
kA0 sgEy, SS30yes, &C.
All kinds and coers Of Portsmouth Hose manufactures
prices
Chdren's lose of all kinds and sizes.
'Aexandre' and " Bsjou' Kill Goves-besi quality.
Chdren's and Ladies Winter Goves-a KINDS
Chiren's Lambs Wool Hoods scarls, Coalees.
a@ ln consequence of the extreme scarcity OF
money. | am buyisg many desirable goods extremely
low prices for cash, these goods selling very small
GdU9nce and have great confidence assuring pur-
chaseFs that they will make handsome saving by pur-
charg from this LARGE, DEsIR ABLE and CHEAP
| STOCK OF GOODS
HENRY II. CHAMBERLIN,
| Nov l. d6tw3t l62 and l6i Main St.
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CITY DYE HOUSE.

U NO ' Il 81 N II n Il
I AIDES and Gentlemeps Garments Of every descripr
IL ton dyed and finished in a superior STYLE Also,
Shawls Wells, Hosiery, &c Gents whole Garments dyed
and pressed In good shapeAo ceansed al short notice.
without injury 10 goods or colors White Merino and
other shaws ceansed Carpets ceansea for eight cents
per yard at days notice. Goods returned In week
Office at Ellis's, ll6 Main Street.
Worcester, April s. dwul5
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3. e. HUTCHINSON,

successor to VIM. LEGGATE,) i66 MAIN ST.,
N6ANUFAC TURER and Dealer In harm ESSES, SAD
WI DIES, Ba!DLES,-Coach, CAaise aud Draft COL
LARS. Also, TrGnks, Fafises and Carpet Bags Coach
Gig and Twig WI Fps DC. " Reaiprine done AT short
nguce. ST. Worcester, San is
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FIRST PREMIUM
DAGUERROTYPES,

Eclipse Daguerrean Establishment /!
NO. 9 BrinIey Hall, No. o.
His Establishment, which is the oldest and pop
4 ular one established in Worcester, uates rare
advantages for ing The Daguerrean Art in all its
perfection and beauty. Within brief this establish
ment has produced
5000 Miniature Pictures,
which in pon! Of superiority and accuracy have
been exselei The proprietor, DR.. Van Astn having
had many years OF practical experience in his art pre-
pared to
Challenge amy Competitor
to rai skIll, either the perfection ana beauty Of
DAguerreoty pc pOduClOus exceeding Cheapness
wi.ch he is eHabIed ofer them The public. He has
imported instruments for his exclusive use which are
superior TO any Ia this cy elsewh here aud his pictures
WluCh warranted he superior any thai can he
poauced in Wore -ser, put up in rich and elegant
cases, Tor The low price of
One Dollar Only.
n. B. STOCK Of superior quality constantly on hand
and for sale.' DR. VAN AiSTIN.
Worcester July %. d1f
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Ptoltshed at No. 1872, Main Street, Worcester
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor md Proprietor.
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TO LET.

THE subscriber has Exchange street, rooms and
atiic SIS by IS with power the rooms will be di
vided II desired to suit applicants. l.l.aost.,
Jane Il WIN. T. MERRIFIELD.
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ARCHITECTURE.

AAAA04A2 XIV = OANA%a
NHE undersigned having connected themselves IN b0a
l. ness under the and firm OF
BOYDEN & JOY,
for the purpose of Drawing Plans and making out spec
hcaohs Of Bndngs in every variety OF STYLE invite all
these who contemplate building to give US call, as we
trust from experience that give entire satistlc
ton 10 all who may favor Us with their patronage.
Office No, 20, {4h door Central Exchange, Worcester
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-22
For the Recorder.

A number Of the Wings of Orange met
a. Capt. William Shaw's on Thursday The
10th instant, when il was proposed tina,
the company retire To the end Of the lane,
fur the purpose Of expressing their JOY at
the late Wing victory in the election Of
Zachary Taylor and Willard Fillmore as
President and Vice President Of these
United States; which proposition being
acreded TO. some fifteen or twenty guns
were fired, with loud huzzas, proclaiming
the qualification which all felt on the oc-
casion. The Wings Of the Haw6elds are
true 10 their trust, and they hope and be-
lieve that the expectations of,he Wings oil
the Union will I've realized. and that the ad.
minisira.ion Of Zachary Taylor and Mil.
lard Fillmore will curiail the expenses 81
the present administration. and bring peace
and prosperity to all parts Of our common
country. MANY WINGS.
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Returns from al he cOuniies in this Stale have
been lonrised, viii ths sIcepsion q four Or kss.
The majority fas Gen. TayIOr vii exceed right
thousand. We shah probably he aide 10 publish
them comPleie. IN an otkciai form. ncKt week.
The returns from olhsr states confirm The Go
ROSS iniclhgsnne we were enahled 10 give in our
last Gen. Taylos win have in the EIccsoralco
legrs II least les votes. ~ more than sufficient
% slfei him.
Virginia, Alabama and MississipFi have no,
al been heard from. They wiIl probably 20 for
Cas-; hu, The Wig gains are - large that some
doubt Is enIeFsained.
Maine. New Hampshire. Ohio. Indians. Illinois,
Michigan. Missouri and South csroIina. giving
90 Electoral votes. have gone Cor Gen. cass.
From Arkansas, Wisconsin. Iowa and TeEa.
no returns have been received. These states give
IS EIee.0rsl votes
The following states have volsd for Gen. Tsy.
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- sANns, sARsAPARnLA,-I.O..

or SANDS sARsAPARILIA.-LOss Il
appetite. indigestion, DyspsPsia, Heartburn. Gas
iriis or Inflammation Of the Siqnach, all procerd
from the same rauss. being an unhealthy secFe-
ton If gastric juice and bile. The salisay glands
no longer sehd forth healthy iow, and Tie I.iy-
CT issues aeIid lille. Then foll vs. acdity Of the
siOmaeh, eructaiiOn Of wind. distress afier eating.
oppression Of the prReondia, headache and NAUSEA.
tremulous sensations. and variety Of other peru-
liar feelings known only 10 the sufferer. For
these and kindred diseases q new remedy has
dawned upon the world. having for IFS object the
relief u suffering humanity. saias' Sarsaparil-
10, entirely vegetable composition. i in is OF
Grafton peculiar. entering into The circulation.
thus coming IN contact with the germ or cause of
disease. and displaying unhealthy secretions by
extending is insuence 10 every part Of the body,
causing general reaction, when h, allh succeeda
debility and disease. and q speedy restoration 10
effected. is
Price 81 per hottie. Sir hotties foFss6.
Prepared and sold by A.. b. & ID. SANDS,
Druggists, 100 Fulton street, corner Of William,
New York.
SOLD also by LONG & WEBB. HillsbaEOugh.
by ALEX. s. WEBB & CO., Clover Garden,
Orange. and by Druggists generally throughout
the United States.
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The edifice for this purpose, the cree.
ton Of which was provided fnI by the
last Legislature. is now nearly completed,
on Caswell Square, in this City. II is a
splendid building, finer even, in its exter-
nal appearance, than our boosted and
majestic Capitol; aud il is at once an or
nament TO the metropolis. monument OF
public humanity and liberality, and no.
BILE specimen Of architectural skill and in.
genuiiy. Il is built Of brick, with rough
cast resembling The finest cutgranite. and
so perfect is the imitation, the most prac-
tired eye nigh, be deceived by it. The
style ofarchiteciure is unique, resembling,
perhaps, more than any other that Of the
old and stately Norman Gothic castles
Of England. Yet i. is far from being pure.
ly Gothic. I. tremendously blends the
excellencies of different styles, originally
designed and combined by the architects
and contractors, Messrs. Dabney and John
Cosby, as much with reference TO strength
and utility as to beauty. The chief Of
centre building fronts Halifax street on
The east; i, is four stories high, and, with
lis massive columns and lofty turrets, pre-
SCENTS front which is hard 10 beat on this
side Of the Atlantic. The two wings
three stories. intended chiefly for dormi
tories, the one for the male, and the Other
for the female pupils, are admirably con
strurted. aud will keep them as distinctly
separated. as il they were OH opposite
sides VI the street. II is due to the intel
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-22

The" Journal Of Commerce" in its
leading article, a &" A view at the POLL" "
in which it sketches voters as they came
up. Here is one sketch:
"Bui behold these two gentlemen dress
ed in black, walk up with great calmness,
yet with considerable spirit, and deposit
ing each his ballot, as il he had discharg-
ed christian duty. They are clergymen
no matter of what Observation-Disclosures
those Of every shade Of belief went in al
the polls for Taylor, as the surest peace
man TO be found in the country for he
has beheld with an agonizing heart the
horrors Of war, and ferven.ly wishes thai
the terrific vision may never be renewed,
Congenial to these is another class oil
peace men, TO which ,ha, gentleman be-
longs with the broad brimmed hat and lrat
suit. With much satisfaction we saw
venerable, tranquil, determined Quakers
go up and vote the Taylor ticket, as the
best of the bunch. That liule inevitable
war speech of Cass has lost him many
votes. while The noble humanity Of the
real old soldier amid the cruelties Of the
bloody field has gained him mul,itudes.'' v
The Z" Tribune" shows how the peo'
pie have annulled the l.ocofoco ProvisO
annexed to the vote of thanks Cor the cap.
lure Of Monterey. introduced into Con
sress on the 30lh Of June, 1917. A hun
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Frup he Trenton N. - STATE Gs.rn..

The Great Result-Well the Mex.
iean war has come 10 an end AZ last 1
has elrrIrd ZaehaIy Taylor. The honest,
resaluie. infeKihle palIial, IN The Office ol
President, and II has OveFN helmed Us own
authors with inelable and unexamplesl
shame. roniusinn. and discontinue. They
diRRed pit aud have fallen IhereinI
We have never known. this country
has never known, a more signal rase nf
EetrihuliEe justice. In rold hlon,led wirk-
edness. uiIrrly rrganlless Of The lives they
WERE about 10 destroy, they provoked that
war fnr the purpose "f making the Wings
unpopular. and converting themselves in
10 military heroes and itlols of the people.
Ilnw they have been mistaken! low
has their guilty scheme returned 10 curse
IFS inventors!
But for This Mexiran war. the people
would never have known the rare virtues
the high qualities Of Zachary Taylor
That war made him familiar To them. ant
made the country feel tIrat just surh At
inflexibIe. enemy Of all wirkrdncss a. h
is was needed 10 scourge the Polk an,
Cas- tribe OF politicians out Of Office.
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VINO Nominated Gen. Taylor for the

President ?-l'his is a question now oc.
cupying the attention Of ihnse curious in
such matters in sundry quarlsu. A very
brief examination of the subject will show
thai no person can claim for himself exrlu-
siyely the honor of making ihe nomina-
lion Of Gen. Taylor. so soon as he had
achieved The brilliant victories Of Palo Alto
and Resaca. the disinieresled palriols ri
the different parties leaked 10 him as The
next President, and al once sought 10 as
certain il he had qualifications suited 10
the Office. On ascertaining that his charac-
ter was without reproach, and that he was
man Of superior mental endowmcnts, he
was nominated in various quarters by
men Of all pariies-Whigs, Democrats,
Natives, and free.soilers. All agreed in
this, that Gen. Taylor, u the very man
TO extripsle the mnnsief Parry" lis
monstrosiIy is likely TO be destroyed BY
him. wherefore The worshippers OF the
idol opposed him most sisea.ss-ly. Had
his character suited their purpose. Gen.
Taylor would have been nominated BY
the Baltimore Convention. His name
had already alarmed the party in power;
and ruthless war was waged against
Gen. Taylor by The mouthpiece Of that
party prior to the session Of the Conven-
lion al Philadelphia, in order to prevent
his nomination.. The fear of their oppo.
nents satisfied the Wings where their
strength lay.
Asto Gen. Taylor's nomination, il need
ed no political seer to discover that he was
10 be elected Presiden, by the grateful
people, so soon as they should become
acquainted. with the qualifications and the
viiues Of the man. Antecetent To his
brilliant victories, when on his route to
achieve them. gentleman Of this city
remarked to Gen. Scott that if Gen.
Taylor should gain brilliant victory. and
meet no disaster. he will he the President
Of the United States" "Suppose he is, y
was Gen. Srn,t's reply; L" Gen. Taylor is
an honest man and good Wing" This
endorsement was enough. Gen. Taylor
was nominated, as il were, by acclama.
! ton, because Of his honesty and SOUND
principles.
The same gentleman. four years ago. a
this time, in conversation with the Hon
|. z. Holmes. Of South Carolina, predict
ed that Mr.. Calhoun would "nnt succeed
Mr.. Polk as President" but that some
Wing would whose name is not nov
thought Of"
y These two predictions have been full
filled to The letter. ClVlS.
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Singular Cures. New Yo

Singular Curea-The New York
True Sun gives an instance Of child be-
ing raised from imbecility in consequence
Of breaking its skull, and thus giving the
brain room TO expand.
A gentleman Of our acquaintance, some
years ago, gave us an account in CONVEX
sailon of similar case to that which is
alluded to above, and which came under
his immediate knowledge.
A friend Of his used frequently 10 say
that the most fortunate thing that ever
happened to him. was the falling of one
of his children ont of third story win
dow; and upon being questioned, would
give the following explanation:
The child alluded to, girl, had mani
tested uncommon intelligence and vivaci-
". until the age Of five or six years.
Then she gradually became stupid, and
finally nearly complete idiot. So agra
waited was the case, tina, nurse had To he
employed to be constantly with the child,
to prevent her from injuring herself. One
day the nurse and child were in the third
story. The nurse had occasion 10 leave
the room for few minutes, and in the in
terval the child went to the windaw, raj
sed the sash, leaned out too far, and plung.
ed headlong. The house was furnished
with a basement and iron railing, and the
child fell upon the railing. and split her
skull. The liule girl was carried into The
house, placed in bed. and physician
summoned. He said there was but little
hope Of her recovery, bm he bandaged the
head, and dill what seemed necessary in
the case-ihe father stating that, consider.
ing the unhappy condition of the child's
mind. he really thought i. as well that she
should die as live. But strange TO say
the child recovered. and still stranger, a
fist thought. she also regained the en,r'
use Of her faculties. The explanation be
ing that the brain had grown too fas, 70
the skull, and that the splitting ofthe skul
had allowed i, once more full play an
healthy development. In this way III
falling Of child gu, Of a third story win
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Keep cool.-We rsniian Al. husbands.
wisrs. daughters and sons. nerrr n gel
mad hrEore bre@kla<i. II dislntls lie
ronn,enance. souTs he temper. hanlens
he heart. and hunts al The liner ferlings
nf nur naiprr. and seis every lhing wr"ng
end farmasl during ne d-y. and We arr
commanded nol 10 lrt The sun set upon
our wrath. If you must Get mad Il all. dn
il isl LEfare going 10 ,lssp. WerPeal-
nsrsF gsi mad ~ fare brsaLt far. u.