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To the Honorable County Commissioners
the County Of Worcester.

OF the County OF worcester.
THE undersigned would respectfully represent that
some individuals on the westerly side of Summer
Street have erected their buildings in gorance of the pros
per line Of that street, in such TO encr0ach
within and upon the location Of that street few inches
the removal of them them being large Brick
Blocks, will be attended with much expense and great
difficulty, and that the location Of said street might be
slightly altered to the east without Inconvenience
the traveller, and little individual and will
great expense the of those buildings they
therefore request that Summer in the City of Wors
The angle of said the House of
Rufus D.. Dunbar northery the termination of the
location OF said Summer street, heretofore made may
be altered that the location of said street may be
eastery OF he buildings The westerly side
stundiDg thereon
And the petitioners further represent that the public
necessity AMI convenience has long required that he said
Summer be extended from It's norherly termination
heretofore laid out Lincoln Square Lincoln
TO point between the public pump we'll and
the large Elm Tree the easery side of Lincoln street.
That the recent location and contraction of the Wor>
and Nashua Rail road Lincoln Square, rem.
ders the location of the section of prayed
essary the security Of the life and limb numerous
who are new required pass thar railroad
at grade.
Your petitioners therefore request that the County
Commissioners would take measures as may
conveniently be for the alteration of part of Sum,
and fer The location of section ROAD
as prayed for. HARRISON BLISS, and II Others.
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REMOVAL.

nR. E. a. KITTRkDGE has removed his
~ Office his new Hydropahic Institution, No. "a
Franklin Place, Franklin Street, BOSTON,. Vapor and
all kinds Of Unmedicated Warm and Cold Baths, AWAY
in readiness at the Establishment
Transient boarders in diseases II desired, find
he best OF and treatment the house. till restored
Sor SUCH two dollars per day, and upwards For permas
nent boardtrs, from dollars per day. according
rooms, &c. dwif May 20.
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j. TX. CLARK. WI. ID,
HON. OEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.

Ohice-oveC the store of c. Foster g. Co.,
opposite the y. S. Hotel, Main Street
Office hours-ron u to A. NJ, and from II to a. and
"a TO 10 O'Clock M. ty-Boards at Am. Temp House.
ReferenceS-C. H. Skill N. D., New Haven Ct VIM.
ingalls,, Md Boston; Charles w ilker D.. Northamp-
ton; G. w. Swazey, D., and Rev. R. II Conklin,
Springfield Col Jas Estabrook, A. Stocking, Worcester.
Worcester, Mays dtf
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS


Worcester, So.
At meeting Of the Comfy Commissioners, begun and
hoden AT Worcester within and Tor the County of Wor-
cesIer, on the third 4hes lay OF June A. d. l649:
On the Petition aIIresaid, Ordered That notice be
given all persons and corporations interested therein
that said Commissioners Will meet at the Public House
of Phineas w. Wait, sale Worcester Thursday the
secand day Of August neat nine of the clock the
forenoon by publishing an aested copy Of said Petition
and OF this order thereon, In the Daily Spy newspaper
printed In said Worcester, Aforesaid three weeks
cessvey the last publication be fourteen days.
before day last aforesaid.
And further ordered That the Sheriff of said County
his Deutyserve the City Clerk of the said City
ceser, with an atteted copy of said Petition and Ordet
thirty days. at east and also post up attested COT,
thereof in TWO public places in said City of Worcester
fourteen days. at least before the day last aforesaid
which time and place the sEid Commissioners will pr,
coed view he forth in said Petition TO hes
all persons and corporations interested therein, who ma,
then there desire he heard thereon and thew shs
auge thar the prayer OF said Petition ought be grant
ed then TO alter the location Of part Of said Summer
street, prayed for in said pettion and also lay
ocate and establish section Of road prayed for
the above described, and ali
ages any person corporation may sustain by the
alteration Of said aforesaid and the location al
construction OF the section of road aforesaid.
Attest, VIM. A. SMITH, Clerk pro tenn
Copy OF the Petition and of the Order of Notice thereof
"a Attest WIN. A. SMITH, Clerk pro TEN.
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Real Estate fur Sale,

@TA THE two story HOUSE and Lot corner Of Salem
JcgIl. and Madison Street. The House is nearly new
ana very convenient, arranged for two imIes with good
ana fasting water, aud every thing conveniently arranged
ana about the house The Lot is large AT well stock
cd with bearing Fruit Trees, also shrubbery and Plants
D. Those wishing 10 purchase pleasant and con
Venent place will do we'll call and examine the above
premises, where The subscriber now lives.
Also one COTTAGE HOUSE and LOT, No, 81 Salem
street, convenient Tor one or two enements.
Also, WARRENS BLOCK, situated on Madison ST.,
with four tenemenIs.
Also, BUILDING LOTS on Portland and Pleasant Sts
II The above property will be sold low and on liberal
terms. JOSEPH G. WARREN,
corner OF Salem and Madison Street.
In & eodt
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SITUATION Wnmfed.

A N AMERICAN WOMAN, acquainted with all kinds
"A of work, and with the of children &C., wishes a
situation The best Of references be given. Inquire
at No. Browns Block, Salem st. DIT *Juy IL.
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RICHARDSON & LORING

RICHARDSON & L0RIMG,
AGENTS FOR OF
ChiIson's Hot Air VentiIating Furnace,
very superior arrangement Heating and Veniiatng
HEDENBERG'S PORTABLE FURNACE
five sizes, Tor heating from to rOoms-ihc Cheapest
Furnace in use
New pattern Registers and Coal Crates.
COPPER AND TIN FURNACE PIPE
AND FURNACE WORK done at short notice.
June Is. eod&wf 73 Main-st.
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Y Els.

Z Els.
1T is a fact that DR.. A. w. VAN ALsTIN has
a gone to FCaorna," and also that F. NJ. DAN
lELSON having had charge Of the operating during The
past five months the formerly occupied by him,
has purchased the stock and fixtures in the above named
rooms having had four years experience in the DAGU
ERREoTYPE business in Boston and other places is conf
Dent that in point of execution, his miniatures cannot be
surpassed during three years he in OF the best
rooms in the United States) the patronage OF the Citizens
of Worcester and its vicinity is respectfully solicited
Miniatures put into silk, 60; and into velvet lined
cases 81 so.
N. stock constantly hand and tor sale at reasons
able prices.
Worcester, July, 8, 1S49
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GREAT DISCOV cry.
0REGO.T HAIR OH,

VA HI " Osb AAaE II IA UAG %S
THIS OIL prepared by Fl. G. CURRIER who is the
sole Proprietor in the United States and is the great
est discovery in the known world the growth of Hair
and warranted 1t will the hair grow where it
has fallen or and is sure preventative, and makes it
thick dark and silky. Price 81 90 per bottle The
best of references be obtained those who have
been benefited in This city
N. b. The money viii be paid back in all cases when
the Oil does not give satisfaction
sole Agents IN Worcester, WIN. D. FENNO & SON,
l66 Nam Street. dwtt July z.
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NOTICE.
B, e, HUTCHINSON.

A Desirable Residence for Sale.
,. TINE subscrit ers offer sale their New Double
E%SaA HOUSE, with about rs. 10 feet uf Land, con,
A& nected with the same, situated Hsrvard Street,
fronting the head al State Street. The House hu in
the nest thorough and modern style and will be
sold with the whole part of the land
July 7. isd4w w6lis G. A. & e. HARRINGTON.
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MRS, FELTON,,

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
I'D WILL be sold at Public Auction on the premises
$50 w on SATURDAY, July I4th, l649, at O'Clock
.GG in the afternoon, unless previously disposed of at
private SALE that valuable estate situated On Lincoln
Square in Worcester, at present occupied tavern and
known the Barnard Estate.
more desirable location for church public house
be fosnd in the City of Worcester Terms liberal
and made known the time of sale For further parcH
lars, enquire of LEONARD HARRINGTON, No. IL
Portland Street, Worcester.
Worcester, July 9, l649.
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NORWICH s WORCESTER RAILROAr.

80 80 49, ass..iszsE5 EEs1sszss sss1zs
l48 ag "a az sss AHSs Sfk " = - 81
Change of hours for Trains to leave station.
ON and after THURSDAY, July 5th, Trains
will be run as follows:
Leave Norwich at a. m. and IL III. for Worcester
5p, m Pomfret.
Worcester 10 80 a. m and so D. m. Norwich.
Ponitret at 6 A. m I" Norwich.
STEAMBOAT TRAINS.
Leave Allyn's Point arrival OF Boat
Worcester at 655 p. m for Norwich aud Aliens
Point
Passenger Car Freight Train will be discontinued
June 90. 1e49. d5t
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KEEP COOL.

THE undersigned would give notice for the accommo
L dation OF the public that he has deposited States,
and is ready to receive their ORDERS Tor Ice during
present season, at the following named places.
Mr. Joseph IL. Gregory's Store, Lincoln Square !;
Messrs Clapp Mars Confectionery Store, Main ST.;
Mr. NJ B. Green's Drug Store, Main st; Messrs Ora
per Clark, Flour Store Washington Square Mr.. Gill
Valentines Grocery Store, corner Central and Summer
Street.
Persons leaving their ORDERS any the above named
places, may be assured Of being promptly served
June 4. # b. F. HEYWOOD
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Providence q worcester Railroad.


To govern and after July 8, l949.
THROUGH TRAINS
Leave Worcester at and l0.45 A. M. and 345 PM.
Leave Providence at z. as AM 3.45 and s. 80 PM.
THE TRAINS CONNECT
At MillvilIe with coaches Satesville At Uxbrdge
with coaches Milford and Mendon. At Whitins with
coaches for East Douga and Whitinsvle At Farnums
with coaches for Gra and N. E. village At
Worcester with trains the Western Railroad and Nor
witch and Worcester and Worcester and Nashua K roads,
N. York day line via Hartford and New Haven Railroads
At Providence with Steamer Perry from and for Newport
twice each day, arrival OF trans.Wih steamers for
Warren Bristol, FAN ver E. Greenwich, Nayat, &C.,
and with Stonington Railroad.
The S45 p. NJ Tram from Worcester connects at Prove
dence with Steamboats, for N York via SOnington R.R.
The JAM. train from Worcester connects at Waterford
with trains OF Norfolk County Railroad for Boston, Beds
ham, &C., and Pawtucket with trains OF Boston and
Providence Railroad for Boston, Taunton, N Bedford,
&c. &C., and the $50 p. NJ train from Providence con
the stations with return trains from same
places
The 10 as AM train leaves Worcester after arrival OF
trains from Albany Norwich Nashua, &c. &c. arrives in
Providence lime take trains Of B. and P. Railroad
June 8. dwtf ISAAC HINCKLEY, sup't.
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Mechanics, Fair.

NEeChanECS' FAIR.
NHE Second Fair the Worcester County Mechanics
sociaton for the encouragement OF Manu- acrures the
Mechanic Arts and Inventive Genus will opened the
City Hall in Wooster Tuesday the 18th day Of Sep
TENDER The Association respectfully invites the Me
CHANCES Manufacturers, ArF and Inventors in Massachp>
sets and other State to furnish such specimens of their
ou productions of abor ard skill they may wish pre-
sent TO the notice Of the public hrogh the medium Of the
Fair.
The Association would also respectfully solicit of the Ladies
specimens Of heir taste, skill, and industry add
the OCCASION
Silver Medals and Diplomas will be awarded in the
the Association, for such new Inventions and improvements in
machinery, for superior skill aud wohmanhip branch
Of industry shall be deemed worthy of distinction by the
examming committee
1t is desirable that all articles intended for the Fair should
be presented early possible that conspicuous places may
be assigned them in the exhibition.
Communications, post paid, addressed the Supsrntend,
emit, will receive prompt attention. r. D. DUNBAR, Pres
WIN. T. MERRIrGELD, Vice Pres.
P. w. TAFT, Supt.
WIN. GEEEELEAF, Sec.
Worcester, July 4, lS49.
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NOTICE.

hereby given that my ALERT r. FAY, has left
my house and employ This is TO forbid all per-
sous hsrborng trusting him Ty account, shall
pay no debts OF his contracting after this date.
Grafton July 8, le49 dJl0* J. w. FAY.
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FOR SALE OR LIE!

- A COTTAGE HOUSE, situated in very pleas
sTSA n part Ofihe City. For further information
KH4sA nquire this Office. DIFF July 10.
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PINE APPLES.

1000 BIRDS Eye Pine Apples, just received and for
AOOO sale low by B. BUTMAN.
July 10. dot
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Nothing gave the people more confidence in General
Jacksons administration than the rmness with which
he discharged his executive duties He took the respon
siby. He affected to share it with his cabinet
He pretended to shrk the responsibility Of
mending He sacrificed his constitutional
powers the edcts Of Congress He exercised the veto
whenever he considered it to be his solemn duty The
consequence Of this was that he commanded the
confidence of his friends and the respect of the country
He built up the power Of his Secretaries the
ruins of his They never can command the same
respect himself, because their functions held sub
ordinate to those of the President Already hear of
the present cabinet making appointments. and assuming
powers which do not belong to them. Is not this fact
easily be accounted for, Why is it that General
Taylor will not assume the same responsibility as Gen.
eral jackson Mr.. Pok' Because he is in entirely
new posion-because he modestly and repeatedly con.
esses that he is not qualified for the high Office to which
he has been elevatedbecause, having little conf
dence in himself he must repose those in whose civil
experience he has confidence This single feature will
give a character to the whole administration, weakening
the confidence of its friends, and sowing doubts among
the people.
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and good 81 75u 81 si; Richmond county and George
81 62i ~ 75 Rye flour in demand for the provinces
at So rs 81 57i. Corn meal litdc higher, ~ o6i a
81 s2i Wheat in good demand At fair ratessay Ohio
81 white Pennsyvania 81 Is; common Illinois - coots
Northern rye dull 50 5si steady At 30 III Cts
Corn good supply. has rssn under the export demand
u IA cens-say white southern SO cents; mixed 81 81
cents yellow do b6i 81 cents; do round northern 81
Pork dull $40 3i4 9l0 SIT for 10 Ui
So 80 prime. Beef little in demand Lard, Ohio,
steady 81 prime kegs. Rice is dull-say " ~
So 49, Whiskey, New Orleans Fl 2lA cents. Tobacco
is in good demand-sales Virginia and Kentucky At 81
"a Connecticut leaf 10 lOt.
Fregh,s steady, at 81 6is for corn cotton I'd
flour Is.
The stock market has been improved. The difficulty
OF getting money stocks is however in degree
moderated The quotations close day, after
,E,Iln
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OFFICE OF MILLER q CO.,
Corner of Baltimore and St. Paul are.

Corner of Baltimore and St. Paul streets,
WHERE more splendid capital prizes have been sold
w and paid than any other house in the Union. and
the established exchange and lottery Office in Mary
land. &
MILLER q co. have the pleasure of pre- senting to tho
public the
Rrtatant Lottery dr0sos In the Untsed Ssates.
The capitals are large and briliant-he main prize
One Hundred Thousand Dollars!
And chance for obtaining capital prize is truly spen-
did. In purchasing by the package the purchaser has
chance in 20O of drawing the great prize Of $40 and
chance in ls0 Of drawing either the
S25 OOO l2 50Oone chance in six packages OF
drawing SIOOOOO $4,000, $4,000. Sl2600. IS 900.
$4,000, $4,000, S20OO $780, Truly splendid chance
for packages.
MILLER & co. say try one. and in look out for
least OF the
Great Capital PaxesS
Besides this splendid chance in packages, there fifteen
drawn ballots, making fifteen prizes in every twenty-five
tickets.
At this most noble Lottsry,
ENTITLED THE
Grand Consolidated LOfsery Of .ndryssnA, Cksss a.
To be drawn the Law Buildings, in the city Of Bslti-
moro, on -. ~
SATURDAY, APRIL ~, 1919.
Under the su perntendence of commissioners appointed by
his excelency the Governor of Maryland ~
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The market closed little firm. The price for
sterling is the extreme ratesgood bills being had at the
low figure. AT these rates considerable have been
taken for the importation of specie; and ii is estimated
that, including 81 of Massachusetts per cent se-
ing stock forwarded from Boston. $4,000 900 specie
will in all May return to Boston and New York and OF This
the Europa is expected bring the first instamen In
view Of this state Of affairs time when stocks OF
and other produce diminishing, the spring i'm
ports nearly and the canals about open promote
payments from the INTERIOR the banks becoming
disposed to lend and ths market is in degree
llevcd that's to say, when commercial do want
money the beneficent corporations willing
lend it, 1t may well OUT however, that owing the
tardiness with whc California adventures crowned
with success the payments from the country will be
siderably affected by the "iever which has prevailed
has operated more or less in all sections of the Union
cause the appropriation TO extraordinary and enticng
enterprise OF those active usually appropriated
the purchase OF necessary goods and family comforts,
well as to the discharge of store bills Many "a family
scrmps its allowance fnecessaes curtas its purchase
comforts and deers its payments in order swell the outfit
of some member off about seek in California the
OF their fortunes Conside able stocks OF apita
and little money have thus been away and until
successful enterprise shall the of pu
chase and payment more less difficulty in making col
ecions will probably be experienced by city merchants
1t doubtless the early the that many if
most dealers supposed that before the opening the
spring trade realization OF the brilliant that
reached would have taken place, and the failure of
those hopes has enhanced the difficulty of meeting the
tended obligations they prompted The fact that porta-
tons OF specie may facilitate borrowing by those merchants
who disappointed in collecting what is due them does
much improve the Of affairs 1t is the bank mode
Of reef-snding instead of paying has been the
however, that the check given prices by the high
money has promoted the export Of produce and thereby
laid the foundation of healthier state of business
The of bank dividends here and Boston de-
note the constantly increasing profits of those institutions
and therefore the in operation promote the
of bank capital The capital and dividends OF
the Boston institutions have been follows a series oil
wears;
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Washington Our energies such they are. have been
devoted to the support OF great principles of public policy
and have paid little attention to the bestowal o
Office We party men, and we have left such sub
jects to the submated patriotism Of partysm Hav-
ing party serve and with It's ancient principles
all obsolete hope that the editors Of the Integencer
will find time to enghten the public on this head In
deed ii has under federal rule. become the great ques
ton of the day; and hope be able to gain nforma
ton for ourselves. in the that the organs of the
administration fail refuse do strict justice in this be-
half Whatever that information may be, we will no,
withhold 1t. We have every assurance, however, that
here in Washington, after twenty years of demo
cratic rule, the wing party has its fall share of the public
patronage In this connexion would call the atten-
ton of our readers to a communication in another
column, from which it appears that, at the commence
of the last session of Congress- thirty or forty
temporary clerks employed in the Land Office, and
but them democrats! Our correspondent
also informs us, that OF the sixteen appointments made by
Mr. Polk from Georgetown, in this District, thirteen of
them rere .phigs Yet Mr.. Folks administration is
charged with prescription But this not ALL The charge
has been made against the democratic party from the
throw Of John Quincy Adams to the present time; and
General Tayors administration is called upon by the
wing press take vengeance for the accumulated wrong
of twenty years of democratic rule. We publish below
table, copied from the Extra Globe, Of May 10, ls4l
which bears the marks OF having been compiled with
great care, from which it appears that when General
Jackson into power in 1922 he found that only
Of the so hundred and ninetysir clerks in Washing
ton democrats In 1891 the whole number OF
officers three hundred and seuen. of which one hun
dred and eighty.fve wers filled by whigs. In 1s4l,
when the democrats went out of power, there were
too hundred and sepentysir tchgs and only too hun
dred and ttcentyt four democrats holding Office in the
departments! By the table it appears that on the
day that General Harrison naugurated the salaries
paid to the wing clerks exceeded those which paid
democratic clerks $44el3, which excess increased
by the 9th of May to $ll4,3i3! And yet it would be
but just according the National nelgencer if nearly
all the offices given to the wings for the next
twenty years!!!"
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II will be observed that the profits of banking have in.
creased so per since IS4S and half OF that
has taken place since the operation of the independent
treasury larger capital That is say, since the
adoption of the specie principle, much seadiness has
been impaired the general markets by its operation
20 per capital pays 80 per profit
1913; consequently notwithstanding the large demands
for money by the railroad interest OF New England, there
is constantly capital being applied to this profitable
banking $500 900 having been added since October
last. In New York the of affairs is somewhat differ
ent developing remarkable fact. The following banks
have declared dividends:
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COMMERCIAL.
New Yonx, April IS, lsp-wednesday. 4 p

NEW YoKX April IL, I5B-Wednosday, p M
Considerable anxiety exists now in the commercial cir
respecting the political Of Europe and the effect
that tho probable rupture of thirty year, peace may have
upon the welfare OF the United States and the arrival oil
the packet Of the 7h instant due tomorrow, Is rather I'M
patiently looked for that she is expected
bring ia the shape large of coin, the means
OF relieving the money which has SO long been
perienced. The high price which money has command
ed say IL per per moath for choice commercial
paper simultaneously with low and falling of xchange
and rate Of "a per per for money in Lon
don-pont to equalization of the value OF money by the
transportation of specie The of sterling bills have