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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Worcester, IS July D, l649.
DY virtue of an Execution which issued judgment
ID recovered the June Term Of the Court of Common
Pleas the County of Worcester A D. l949 in favor of
Edwin Draper and John Clark and William A. Draper
all of Worcester in said County OF orceser, chants
against JOHN GODDARD of said Worcester. baker,
have taken all the right in equity which the said John
Goddard had the twenty day January. AID
le49 the day when the attached on mesne pros
cess, redeem certain morgaged Real Estate situate
said Worcester Washington Square, ami the same
mat is described in mortgage deed thereof from said
John Goddard to Edwin Draper and John S. Clark re-
corded in the Registry of Deeds for said County, book 49,
rage l72 and on Saturday. the eighteenth day of august
nert at two o'clock in the afternoon, the American
Temperance House in said Worcester shall offer for sale
public auction the highest bidder said right in equity
OF redemption ld3N ). DAY. d. sheflH.
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Messengers Notice.

Worcester, IS. July = ie19'
LJoN. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
IL the County of Worcester, has this day Issued
Warrant against the Estate oil ANUS HOW AMI, sl.,
of Oakham, in said County, yeoman, an insolven
debtor and the payment of any debts or the delivery o.
any property him. for his use, and the transfer oil
any property by him is forbidden by law.
The first meeting OF the creditors ofsaid insoyent DEBTOR
will be held Court of Insolvency at the Office OF SAID
Commissioner, in Worcester, In said County, ON the
eighteenth dan of July inst O'Clock in the fore
noon for the proof OF debts the choice of assignee
or assignees Of his estate.
- J.DAY, D. s., Messenger.
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GREAT DISCOV cry.
6lYEG O.V HAIR OEA.

rv1uIs on IL prepared by H. c. CUKKIEK, VINO Is the
sole Proprietor in United States, and is the great
eat in the known world for the growth OF har
nd rranted IL will cause the hair to grow where II
b csii.n Of and is sure preventative, and makes 1t
grow thick dark and silky. Price loo per bottle Inc
hes, of references can be obtained from those VINO nave
been benefited In this CITY, ~ o h an
N b. The money will be paid back in all cases when
the OH does not give satisfaction ,,x,o !. soN
,. so IT, ~ S,rs., dwu July7.
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C0PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

THE copartnersp heretofore existing by the of liz
! MORE & ALBEE by Mutual consent, this day dis
solved VIM. H. GILMORE,
Worcester June 19, lS49 A. p ALBEE.
N B. The Daguerreoptype business will be continued al
the old stand 235 Main ST. by the Subscriber Pictures
all tines without regard to weather. Perfect satisiacs
ton or no charge. Please call and my Life Like,
Pictures aud judge fer yourselves VIM. H. GILMORE.
July 3. d3iaw
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j. HOOK Err, NJ. D.,
HXSICIAN AND SURGEON.

UIHce and Residence, No 8 Park Street.
DR.. HOOKER, would inform the citizens of Worcester
tad OF the adjoining towns, that he has opened Office
sy hmse and olcits patronage from his friends and others
wishing MEDICAL and SURGICAL aid.
He will not nTust the dispensing Of Medicine care OF
neYnerenced individuals, but will far practicable attend
o hinse thus avoiding greatr to Patient and Physician
Jad l. diff
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MEDICAL NOTICE,
Z. M. C0MTNGS, Physician and 81

Having given his attention for years. the
ment OF Chronic forms Of disease, offers his services TO
the afflicted in this and other NewEngland States Those
particularly who affected with Scroula any Cua,
neous Eruptons, rheumatism Gravel Disease of the
hidney or Lver with Old Sores Ulcers c.. that have
deed the treatment OF the best Old School practitioners
IN many cases we can radically cure greatly relieve
we have successfully treated numerous of White
Swelling that have been pronounced incurabe and ampu-
tation recommended
Persons at distance suffering under the above com
paints, any other Chronic Affection may consult
by letter. stating infinitely the symptoms and history OF
the We forward medicine and prescription by
Express Mail
Those in the city, wishing personal advice or prescrp-
ton NAV find US at Residence and Office. No. Chat
hGRa Street, (ately Division STU Worcester. dMl0
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SCALES,
KEEP C00T,.

hEEF VUUL,
THE undersigned would give notice for the
dation of the public that he has deposited States,
and is ready to receive their ORDERS ce during the
present season, at the following named places.
Mr.. joseph II. Gregory's Store Lincoln Square
Messrs. Clapp Mars, Confectionery Store, Main ct
Mr.. NJ. B. Green's Dug Store, Main st; Messrs ORA
per Clark, Flour Store, Washington Squares Mr. Gill
Valentines Grocery store corner Central and Summer
Street.
Persons leaving their ORDERS any of the above named
places, may be assured Of being promptly served.
June 4. If B. F. HAYWOOD
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TO WIN ERR.
WAR; EN- LAzELL,


No. 2O5 Main Street, Worcester,
PUBLISHER, BOOKSELLER AND SrA1IONER,
JAS just published a New Edition Of THOMAS'S
IL TOWN OFFICER, containing Powers, Duties
and liabilities Of Towns and of Town Officers, with the
necessary Forms revised and corrected with all the Lave
of lhe last Session OF the Legislature
June I6. dw3ws ENOS DORR, Agent.
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EASUgONABLE GOODS.

wv uITE MUSLIN VISlTES-an entrel new and very
w pretty article for the Long Muslin Mantes
Long SILK Mantles. together with many other seasonabie
nmf IN, recsived at CHAMBERIINSssAs
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CLOSING OFF PRICES

AL C1dlnUcIlsM'S OOhhOS A~OAAASs
rV,uE 3 ock of Straw Bonnets Millinery Goods, Bonnet
| Rihbops Embroideries, Laces. &C., now on hand
will be CLOSED of very low prices Rooms over H. IL
CHAMBERLINs Dry Goods store >,
Jny q. ~
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Real Estate for Sale,

- AkNNA 4AIVUUO 1V4 NU4OB
mn1A THE two story HOUSE and Lot corner ofSalem
49, l. and Madison Street The House is nearly
ana very convenient arranged for f4ies with good
ana lasting water and every thing conveniently arranged
IN ami about the house. The Lot large aid well stock
ca with bearing Fruit Trees, also shrubbery and Plants
b. Those wishing TO purchase pleasant and con-
Vehent place will do well tn Call and examine the above
premises, where he subscriber now lives.
Also, one COTTAGE HOUSE and LOT, No 81 Salem
Street, convenient tor Ienements.
Also, WARREN'S BLOCK, situated Madison ST.
with four tpnelnents
Also, BUILDING LOTS on Portland and Pleasant SITS.
u The above property will he sold low and liberal
terms. JOSEPH G. WARREN.
corner OF Salem and Madison Street.
Worcester, July =. eodf
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THROUGH TRAINS
Leave Worcester at 6 and l045 A. NJ. and 3.45 Pm.
Leave Providence at 745 AM. S.45 and 80 Pm.
THE TRAINS CONNECT
At Milyile with Slaersville At Uxbridge
with coaches or Milford and Mendon At Whns with
coaches for East Douglas and Whiunsvlle Al Farnums
with coaches for Graf on centre and n T. village Al
Worcester with trains Of the Western Railroad and Nor
witch and Worcester and Worcester and Nashua H. roads,
York day line via Hartford and New Haven karoads
At Providence with Steamer Perry from and for Newport
twice each day arrival OF trans-WHh . Gamers Tor
Warren Bristol, Fall yer, e. Greenwich, Nayat, &C,
and with StonRgton Railroad
The S.45 P. Nj. Train from Worcester connects at Provs
idence with Steamboats, for York via Stonington XIX
The AM train from Worcester connects at waterford
with trains of Norfolk County Railroad for Boston, Ded,
ham, &c. and at Paw,ucket with trains OF Boston ana
Providence Railroad for Boston, Taunton, N. Bedioro,
&c &C. and the $50 p. NJ traia from Providence con
meets al The same stations with return trains from same
places -
The 10 Dr. AM train leaves Worcester after arrival OF
trains from Albany Norwich Nashua &c &c, arrives IN
Providence in time take trains Il" b. and r. RAILROAD
for Boston, Taunton, N. Bedford, &c.
June9 dwtf ISAAC HlNCkLEH, snpt.
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Y rs,

Y rs,
t is fact that DR.. W. VAN ALsTIN has
4 gone to "Caornia," and also that F. NJ. DAN
lELSON having had charge Of the operating during the
past five months the formerly occupied by him,
mas 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 the best
rooms in the United StaIes the patronage of the Citizens
OF Worcester and its vicinity is respectfully solicited.
Miniatures put into silk, ,00 and into velvet lined
cases 81 so.
~ b Stock constantly on hand and for sale reasons
able prices.
Worcester July, g. l849
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BREAD,

D P. RlCE'S BREAD. fresh and good every day. can
ID. be had at J. r. PEIRCE'S STORE, United States
Block. DIFF lime H.
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NIGHT SOIL.

DERSONS wishing to have their vaults cleaned can
L be acoommodaled application at 20 MEcHANI
STREET 10 SOLON RUsHMORE.
June l. ed3t2awl0l*
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n V. B. PALMER is agent for this paper
Boston, New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore. Office in
Boston, N Congress Street.
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BOARD.

ST2AYED OR STOLEN,
4e< ENROM the subscriber, in NORTH OXFORD,
[lr% the night of the 26Ih inst, GRAY
HR HORSE with dark spots, long switch TAIL about
E1E-4 nine years old. Whoever will give Information
where SAID Horse may be found return him 10 he
owner, p:Il be suitably rewarded REUBEN ABORN.
North Oxford, June 81, 1919. *d2w
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BOARD.

4 GENTLEMAN and his Wife, and three or four single
n Gentlemen be accommodated with Board at n O.
AUSTIN STREET d2w+ June 26
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REGULATORS
CCHOLEFIELD'S Patent Regulators for sale by
y May l9 dwIstf G. FOSTER e. co.
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NORWICH 8 WORCESTER RAILROAD

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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 12 M for Worcester
- ~ p. nj g Pomfret
- w "rcesier ~ 81 a. IN. and 80 p m. I" Norwich
So PomfTet 6 a. M Norwich
STEAMBOAT TRAINS
Leave Alyn's Point arrival OF Boat
Worcester at 6.33 p. IN. for Norwich aud ALIENS
fassenger Car on Freight Train will be discontinued
June ". Ie49. d5t
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Twenty Dollars Reward

=
WILL be paid for such information will insure the
w conviction of the person. persons who robbed
the fruit from, and wanonly muaied Cherry Tree in
front ofhe subscribers house. Summer Street. on the
night OF the 26th, or the morning Of the 9th inst
Worcester, June 29, is49. d2w VIM. N. GREEN.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-17
The Cnraby Affair in Paris.

The French papers contain accounts of u terrible drama that took place al Paris in the faubourg St llonore. on the ist of March last Rlr. Carahy tor some write il, Caraguy,l n wealthy gentle. man of ihe Rue d'Anjou, St. Honore. and said to be American, married, several years ago. q young and beautiful wife. by whom he had four children. For some time he had suspected his wife or illicit intercourse with Mir. Charles Coetlopon brother of the editor of Inc Corsaire. In order to know whether his suspicious were just or not, Caraby according 10 account, left Paris on the 2Sth February, declaring his intention of being absent all night TLis account states that ba
 was given in the apartments adjoining those of the Carabys; while the other accounts says that Mir. Caraby himself gave inc ball, and invited Coello. gOn in order to discover his guilt The former is the most probable statement little after ni.
 night, Carabv, with ls two brothers, returned 10 : aTis-mouHted tU U EInaff baicBny whence he can see the interior Of the nuptiaH chamber, aud there behed the two lovers asleep/ Carahys brothers DO to cali inc ghbors ,u order 10 prove the adultery
 but the husband cannot restrain himself break s open the door, fires aICoetogOn, who disappears with his mistress byla side door. Mir Carabv sup posing that the adalterer escaped by the main en- trance, descends Ihe stairs and meets MT Borgap
 non wheat lna leaving inc party given tn the house that evening. He seizcs hold of Borgagnon. and fires pistol al his head, without stopping 10 Identify the unfortunate man W lh the guilty adu. teYef. The mistake Is discovered only after Borpag
 non has heen horribly bruised and woun,ed A comniissary of police is called in. and going 10 the chamber of Madame Caraby, he finds drops of blood the floor, and follows these traces to inc balcony. There he fn'is that the division between this balcony and an adieiaiaa one has been sawn away; and removing the obstacle he discovers that CoetioCon had escaped through a room which he hired in the house next to Caraby's On going 10 the regular lodgings Of Coe,'ogon, he is fouud in bel, with wound through the breast Malsme Caraby did not give herself up to tie police mn,ii two days afterwards If Coetlogon recovers he, ss well as his associate In guilt, will be flied for adultery. It is thought that Mir. Boygagnon will recover from the effects of his wounds
 The Cousier' of yesterday evening states that the principal srtors in this tragedy are natives of isoaisisns' aiihough n is long time siace they resided la New Orleans They are sail, by the ceasisrs correspondent to be related se persons of cciss in this plaos--Deha.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-17

MEMPHIS CONVENTION. The Richmond Inquirer alluding to the convention to meet at Memphis, 4th July next, 10 recommend a railroad route to California says. "The scheme proposed is giganic one, and frsught with mighty results to the Union and to our own State, if carried out. How it eau be done, consistently with the constitution, will be the question. We ye, trust to this great work effected by the enterprise of States and individuals
 "When the Virginia and Tennessee railroad shall be protracted to Memphis and there the great California railroad, what splendid riches will be there congregated, seeking outlet to the Atlantic The proposed convention will present an Interesting scene, no doubt"
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-17

Cor. FRExoST's PARrY.--The following gentle men are of the party who accompanied Col. Ere mont-all of whom, if the accounts that we last week published prove true, must have perished:
 Capt. Cathcart, an English officer; Henry K.nr, of Georgetown, D. C.; three brothers, by the name of Kern, from Philadelphia; Mr. Bens, an artist from Washington; Alexander Godey and nephew Y. F.. Breckenridge, Josiah Ferguson, Benjamin Bedell, II. J. Wise ana ". Bacon, from the neigh. borhood of st. Louis; John Scott, an Englishnani VinsOn Haler, from Ohio; T. $. Martin, from Ten. nessee; Charles Haplin from Jackson county, Mo, and young man from LitIleiort Illinois.
 Col. Els party, we believe, consisted of about forty persous-their names, however, other than those given above, are not known.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-17

The Em grai'oa.-rhe number of emigrants ar. irving coutinaes 10 augment, and with such force that find ourselves unable to announce each particular bright spirit that visits us. Con panies have already departed, with the expectation, we suppose, of making general rendezvous at Cho- ,eaa's Fort, the Council Grove" or the Arkansas route
 Capt. James MeVicar, and the Rev. w W. Ste. senson, of the Little Rock company, have been wiih us for some days. waiting the arrival of their com paGfsns
 Dr. James F.. Pelham, Lloyd Magfeaes, Ese and others from Batesyie, arrived here this week Col. Houston, who has been unfortunately con- fined to his r6em for the past tive weeks, from rheumatism is, We happy to state, fas: recover ing and will soon be at ths head ef his line oi gallant Tennesseesns
 A porti n of the Ctssksville company arrived yesterday, and went into cSap below town
 The Mississippi and AIahana company lef, yesterday fos California; having procured ali their outfits in Van Baren.-Foa Barea }sfet., 7h.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-17

OFHcEHoLDEKs or THIS FRONTIER A gentleman lately from St. Louis reports 10 the Arkansas in- teIligencer that all the Indian agencies on this frontier have undergone change, md that the new appointments are it is said, Col. John Drennen, of this city, acting superintendent of the western ter rtory; Mr. Emerson, Cherokee agent; Chas. Gal loway, Esq, Chickesaw agent; C. Perkins, Esq, Creek sgent Capt. N. A. Pryor, Seneca agent. We also learn that Luther Chase succeeds Major Eiias Rector. as United States Marshal, and tha, A Absaom Fowler, Esq, has been selected as U s. District Attorney for the State of Arkansas
 We repeat the tale as it was told 10 us.'
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First Fruits.

McGaughey, of Ohio, who was nominated by Taylor as Governor of Minnesota Territory, and was rejected by the Senate, was one of the fourteen traitors who voted against tine declaration of war with dAtexico. This vote is said 10 have been the reason of his rejection. How beautifully it looked for 1ay0r 10 nominate to of the besl offices in his gift the mau wbo immediately after the battle of Palo Alto, declared by bis vote that Mexico was right, and Taylor wrong for fighting! How such things must please those democrats in this State who voted for Tayler because q he had fought for his country" Tue nomination of McGsuphev was an endorsement by Taylor of the principles of the man. he who voted against sending relief 10 Taylor after the battles of Resaca de la Palma and Paio Alto, is nominated by that same Taylor as Governor of territory. Upon what times have we fallen. The conduct of the man who pronounced the war uni ust, and refused to vote supplies to the volunteers, endorsed by Taylor! The man who pronounced Taylor himself [" hireling cut-throat " is nominated by that same Taylor as Governor of terftory The only sort Of an excuse which can be offered in attenuation of this conduct of Taylor, Is that offered by the man who sold himself 10 the devil, that he must do his masters will. Taylor has sold himself to anti i-war- federal-whiggerv. The price paid the presi dency, and he must now do his masters will, even when the mandate compels him 10 endorse the charge that the Mexican was unjust that those who participated in its we'll fought fields were robbers and murdererS, and that he himself was only hireliug soldier, who fought solely for pay and ratons, without caring on which side lay the justice Of the quarrel.
 To what base uses may come at last! |"
 Thank God there was respect enough for the honor of the country in the United States Senate 10 rebuke this outrage upon its character. We look to the Senate" with confidence, hereafter Ihat all such nominations will be rejected, and that Tayior himself will yet be taught that, however willing he may be 10 sell himself To bue-light federalism, the Senate will draw line for him in this matter of appointments. and not permit him to psss-i'.
 Nashville Uniou.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-17

FRoM MExIco-Dates from the city of Mexico to the 27ih uli have been received at New Orleans number of armed Americans having been re. ported in the country, an official register of them was ordered from which appeared that there were one hundred aad ssventeeu, including two woman. all provided with passports, and bound for the gold region. They were not molested. A newspape, called |" The Z.eateceao' says Santa AHna's ad. herents asser, that he will be President the I3,h of June fer the sixth time. His friends are be. ieved to be the clergy, the cul,itaiors of cotton the agriealturists and mechanics. with portion oi the National Gaard, aud all the disappointed office seekers
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-17

FRos FRANCE The packet ship New York ar- rived at New York, from Hsvre, on the evening of to the 10th ult. one day late: than previous ad- vices The is no continental news. and the sflairs in Italy cause no further alarm. If intervention should take place,,it will not produce European war. The Minister of the interior has ordered passports and funds 10 be given the Polish refugees
 Hsrre, MaTea l0.-Sales of cotton for the week, e5l bales. New Orleans, at 690sl; 9oI bales, Mo bile, at 6sI070I l,27s bales of Georgia, at 6sSsi The advices from the United States have rather Fparalyzed operations.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-17

ELOQUENT FIeURE.-The Hon. Mir. Hopkins, Ot Virginis, in welcoming ex-President Polk to the "Old Dominion" most beautifully observed: |" l may say that. prexinus to your administration. the setting sun never cast his last rays upon the confines of our glorious Union but now, sir, and forever. that brilliant orb of light. when he emerges from the pillows of the Atlantic, darts kis first morning rays upon the sandy beach of our eastern seashore, and. after performing his daily roands through the heavens, when be dips his broad disc into the placid bosom of the calm Pacific, his last lingering beams still play upon American soil, in tho glittering gold dust of California"
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-17

Death- ef -CaazaodeEe BoLGH.-In Galignani,s Messenger of March s, we hnd letter from Genoa, dated February 23th, which announces the sudden decease of Captain Bolton, of the U. S. sonp-of-war Jamestown. It is alleged that Capt Bolton was lying dangerously i'll at the Hotel Feder In Genoa on the 2sd, when mob broke into the hotel to seize the person of the royal commissary, Signor Bdds; " they filled the interior oi the place." says the letter, with such iafeTnal yeIis that number ot females were thrown into convulsions, and the suffering commodore suddenly expired.' He was buried on the 18th in the English burial ground, being followed to ihe grave by the officers of the Jamestown and of the English 7I, Vesuyius
 The letter is credited by Gagnani to the London News, but we do not find if in any of our London papers.-N T. Com. .7dp
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-17

CAxcERs-Those afflicted with this dreadful, and hitherto supposed inenrabe disease, would do well to make early application to Dr. Thompson. who is now In our city, as he designs leaving here about the first Of June.
 The Doctor assures us that his remedies are in allible in the cure of all eases of Cancer il applied before the constitution of the patient is destroyed. To verify this assertion, he has in his possession number of certificates from gentlemen of high stand ing and responsibility in GeO:g ga, Alabama and Mississippi.