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HOUSE FOR SALE

- NEW and convenient Dwelling Uriise, with
80 "A Tenemenis, pie1-anily located Des OF
A& Msin Street within Owe MINI es' walk 81 tie CITY
Hail. and commanding del ghul Prospect 81 TIE city md
surrounding country Terms liberal. Iaqcife ofai WIZ
LIAMS, No. 2I9 Main Street, or Of y, $40" n, No.
Central Exchange. dsif Jane 2a.
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Abdominal, Supporters, Trussey, Braces
Magnetic Batteries, Ne.

WaSnetlc BatteFIes, Wc.
,lltf subscriber has taken Rooms in BGcsn,s PHocE
40 203 Main Street, Worcester,- where he now has
ana VIII constantly keep for sale agent, lar. assor
ment Of Meals Vibrating Magnetic Ba;teres,-Asdoni
nal supporters rrnsses-Shou'e7 Bra 'es and varouf
ether mechanical ENTHUSIASTICALLY promolve human
health and comfort.
he subscriber, in applying he Magnetic battery in
connection either with, without hese riclps hes re.
newell or cured many PERSONS in 3jTereH; parts of he
STATE aefted with rnpiufes spinal curvaiures reurna
sin ana great variety OF nervous Disorders ard ne vii.
CONSUME 10 % 30 either al his k"OB1s the residence
OF any Lazy or ssnfmfn, who may favor hun with n
request o amy G the above Instruments or for hk ser
wees IL he application OF the Galvanic Battery
Apr IL DIT HOLM e.. KNAPP
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RUILDING LOTS

TEHE subscriber has for sale Of the desirable
BUILDING LOTS in The City Of ' orcesfer ii is sit
mated on the north side OF Chatham street. hs bghih
Of land the Dwelling iiouse Of Rev Mr. Sma-y, and
contains about $500 square He also oher lots
the Street, containing 5000 81 II eachSd thr,e
Lpts in the vicinity Qiiicy sever LOIs
the Red Mills Taylor street.
June f. DIR Charles WHITE.
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To ! Eft
h~A TIVE BRICK BUILDING on Lincoln S,uare
sMgN i known the Worcester Branch .Railroat Del
.SS%@ pot 100 feet by 5O-wii he fitted Up 10 accommo
late Lessee track will be laid if desired for cars TO run
Also, Building situated the Boston and Worcester
Railroad Bridge suitable for Machine Shop SO by 80 II
stories high with stenm engine and engine house attach
ed-and Backsmith's shop near 40 by IS feet stories
qigh, win yard rootl-will he fitted to suit tenants.
Immediate possession given Inquire Mt the office of tina
Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company No i5s Mair
StrAet diff Eeb a
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TO RENT.

TX zoe SI'StorH OF Central Exchange roam 10
sHssS oy co. n"s.esaion given immedisuev. Also tne
iul'y ""F ne mace ut me Spy Office, or of
~ 81 i'%s' dT ADOLPnUS MORSE
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TO FARMERS.

Planters, GaTdners, and Others,
THE subscriber has hand his Agricultural Ware
House and Seed Store,N ZIG Main STRAIT ooposite
me City Hall, Worcester, KENTlSH d MlNER'S GEL
EBRATED PREPARED GUANO, which is considered
superior artIcie OF Manure and which he will sell low
price for Cash. OTIS CONVERSE
May ,e
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Kice's lmpr0%ed Lightning Conductors,
he subscribers would respectfully inform The iph..,
ian's Of Worcester and vicinity thu, they are nrsnard
10 erect LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS the ensuing sen
sun III manner superior TO any thing OF The kind ever ye
nereu !" 'he pubic substituting for the rude connec.
lons commonly used, copper points iasenrps eiJed
spires and copper botoms adding thereby materially :,
Che beauty, strength aud durability 81 the wnrk "
Orders by mail promptly attended 10.
, T G. RICE
VpiNeSFI' N1hTCh o. dWtf j. p RICE
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For Sale,

THE STOCK AND TOOLS of a Blacksmith Shop, sit
Cated near the Court House. Inquire at this Office
Dec ID dwtf
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FOR SALE.

- VALUABLE ESTATE No. II Summer St,
80 n consisting of House, Bsra. and Buiidig Lot
.S supply good and durable water many ds-
rabls privileges, when exam. ned. dit Matci s.
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For Sale.

"a TWO story dWe llipg House s;tu1tcd On Salem
G,sA n st Said house is so by % fee WIKI wood
.@A7A shed aad other convenience. The lo 90 eet ~
a. convenient for large small nly anj consider
attic fruis the premises. For further particulars inquire
Of ALVAN ALIEN, l6 Truubull 81
Worcester, KY y. 1919. dif.
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NC Les

To LEI.
a. CONVENIENT TIE E4EIF. NJ % Ta1ne1
60 Iiq lire OF Din GATE; or WIZARD
49, BROWN If July e.
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House for Sale

81 A new and valuable house, of TWO Tenements,
SD "A situated Carol street, nsass opposite the
z2A Laurel Church. For particulars enquire
the premises. June 90. diff
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Rev. DR.. Lands, Clergyman
SIDNEY, New jersey, July IL, ls4s.

SIDNEY, New jersey, July u, ls4s
DR. A: II, CHRIsrrE--Dear Sir: You wish to know
OF me what has been the result in my >ase of the
application Of THE GALVANlC DELr NECK
LACE My reply is follows:
Fc It tirenty years had been sun, lom Dys
pei cry year the symptoms became worse nor
COZ ain permanent relieffrom any course of Inedi.
calf. Int whatever NV physicians were kilful and
excellent men but here their prescriptions failed About
fourteen years since IN consequence Of frequent expo
sure to the weather in the discharge of nay pastoral Gu
ues, become subject to severe Chronic rheumatism
winch Tor year after year. indescriba0e an
suish In the seyerer paroxysms, the skill of my physi
clans sometimes afforded great relief; but this re.
hei was only temporary Farther in the winter of ~
and 40 IN consequence Of preaching great deal in my
own and various other churches in this region was al
tackled by the Bronchitis which soon became so severe
as to requir immediate suspension of nv pastoral la
DOTS. my marcus system thoroughly pfosraed
and as my Bronchitis became worse so also did nv Dys
pepsia and Rheumatic afeconhus eyincing that these
disorders were connected with each other through the
medium of the Nervous System. My sufernes were in
oeea severe and had no prospect other than being
rey laid aside from the discharge Of those duties and
the performance of those labors in which my soul has
ever ioand the highest Of her lows
Bat reasoning from effect to cause concluded that
the Nervous System must be reached before any hope
could be INDUCED of my obtaining relief from these most
distressing malades. In the whole thare
seemed to be no remedial agent which could reach and
recuperae my Nervous System every thing that rad
tried Tor this purpose had completely failed At last
was led by my friends to examine your inventions and
enough with no very sanguine hopes of their efciency
determined to try the effect OF the application Of he
GALVANIC BELT AND NECKLACE, with the MAG.
NEAlC FLUID his was i'll June, 1876. To MY GREAT
ADJOURNMENT, IN TWO DAYS MT DYSPEPSIA had GONE
IN EieHr DAYS WAS ENABLED RESUME MY PASTORAL
LABoRs MOI HAVE SINCE A SINGLE SERVICE ON
ACCOUNT or THE BRONCHITIS ARD MY RHEuMAT,c Arrrc
TioN ALSO TO TROUBLE ME- If time per,nitted 4
could NIL sheet of paper with the details of particular
put can now only furnish this brief abstract NV Dya
Pcpsia has neuer rettrasd the rheumatism once in
we visits me- but not severely and is easily arrested
ana IS panesty being driven IRON its hold upon nv sys
tenn and my bronchial affection is eniirev cured Sncb
is the wonderful and happy results Of the exnesmen
nave recommended the BELT and FLUll, to mnny
VINO hare been likewise suffering from neurauic afec
LlEyE IN EVERY CASE.
am dear sir, very respectfully yours,
ROBERT w. LANDS.
ror sac IN worcester By the gems NJ, u. GREEN.
- - SANHIN ~ w. odNoweoFiy Nov. s.
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DR.. Oh,
Galvanio Curative e,

~ Is in the fact that they arrest and disease oy
. PPIicGtion in place of the usual mode of drug
physcking the patient, till exhausted Nature
il lelessly under the infection
Tvs strengthen the tchoe system, egpqize the circu-
alton of the GLOOd promote the SecFeonS, and do
he slightest injury under any circumstance Since their
in the United States only three years since,
more than
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A DesirabIe Residemee for sale.

- THE subscribers offer sale their New Double
srHR HOUSE, with about 2s. 20 feet of Land,
S& nected with the same, situated Harvard Street,
fronting the head State Street The House built in
The meet thorough and modern STYLE ani will be
sold with the whole part OF the land.
July :. isd4w VISITS G. A. q E. HARRINGTON.
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10000 Persons

including all ages, classes and conditions among winch
We large number Of ladies' who are peculiarly sub
ie4 nervous Complaints have been
IRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-11-15

and have no disposition TO submit TO another
scrutiny. You would be very apt to say Of
my eloquence as you used TO say Of nv jokes;
abou, half al hour after every bndy else was
done laughing" Well, that may be good
thing but confess | can't see IT," And 10
tell you the truth, was pretty much Of the
same opinion with regard to some Of my good
things in Baltimore. But the people were so
determined TO be pleased 'ha, the most foolish
thing could say went off with sclat. Give
me such an audience as that where man
can gather laurels without any expense Of
brains. Plague on Roman Senate. er Aihe-
nlan areopagus, or Virginia court Of appeals,
where man is obliged to talk sense or be
thought blockhead!" Besides, talking sense
is such an every day business. Every body
talks sense nowadays. But how many are
there who can talk successful folly and gain
the reputation of wisdom by il! Tha, is
species of mental legerdemain which puts a
man on a level with the far-famed Maelzel, the
exhibitor of the Androides, compared with
whom The Chief Justice himself is but an eve-
ry day sort of a man.
There was slenographsr who took down
the speech, bpt have laid my peto on the pub
lica'ion, and trust it will be respected for
have long since learned TO know that reading
is very d,fferen, thing from hearing. If,hey
will publish have this consolation that, how
ever identical the speech may be, the people
who heard it will swear, il is not the same
They will be obliged TO do this in their own
defence, or be considered blockheads them
selves for being so taken in, ",o approve such
stuff !" But for all this, il was tolerable good
sDeech-fOr a hot dav-and wOuld haye passed
very we'll even at-Fluvanna court house,
alias 4" The State" And now think We have
had enough of the speech.
Yours affec.ionately, WIZ. Writ
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Popping the Question.

Sally, DON, like your
Law. Jim, reckon So
But don't you know it, Sally. Don't you
think I'd tear the eyes out Of any tom Cat that
dare look cross at you !!
'I spect you would
We'll, the fact Of it is, Sally, T.
Oh, now, don't Jm-.-1 feel all overish.'
And Sally, want you to-
Don't say anything more, shall-'
But | must, | wan. you to-
%. hush, DON. |, OH
| want you tonight to get-'
'What, so soon! Oh, no impossible. Faith.
er and mother would be angry at me-
How, be mad at you for doing for me snch
a favor as TO NJ
Yes, dear me, I'm so agitaied'
But there's some mistake, for all want 10
have you do, is to--.mend my shirt collar :"
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JOB PRINTING.


BY MISS ALICE CAREY.
o Nature solemn and hushed and wild,
Take back TO thy bosom faithless child
Though~a weary spirit, wasted frame,
Upon tenderness are fragile claim,
The soul is firm and the thought is free,
And the heart is virgin bring TO thee
Where the quail and the blackbird whistle loud,
And the vale is dim with leafy cloud;
Where the waters are breaking in dimpled floods,
Aud the vines hang heavy with golden buds,
Forgetting, forgot, would linger fain,
And never 60 back to the world again!
No peace to my soul can its idols lend
BE thou my lover. my more than friend
No song but the blue-birds shall soothe my rest,
No lip but the zephyr's to mine be prest,
No arm but the moonlight's around me twine.
In life and in death am thine, ali thine
If the cloud should rise, and the dim rain fall,
And the young flowers die, can leave it all;
And when the woods with the SHOWS are white,
And the tempest cries on the hills all night,
In thy rough arms clasp will still remain,
Till borne where they never are cold again.
And when the spring shall again be there,
With her kirlle of green and her yellow hair,
Missing the child of evanshed years,
Her blue eyes haply may FIJI with tears,
AS her sweet hands sadly, silently spread
A cover of volets over my head.
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Luther ON Dancing.

In the life of Martin Luther, by Nj. Audin.
an elegant French writer. The following oPin-
ion of dancing is quoted from the Reformer :-.-
" Is dancing sinful! Z" his disciples asked him.
He erepIed, s. Was no, dancing allowed 10 tho
Jswsl am moi able to say but one thing is
cenan--.people dance now-s-days. Dancing
is necessity of our state, like dress with ~o-
men, and like dinner or supper. And. indeed,
do no, see how dancing can be prohibited.
If people commit sin. II is not The faul, OF The
dance, which does no, offend against faith or
charity Dance, then, my children"
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A Strike.

A meeting of the bhoys. in favor of more
work and higher wages, was held at the cor!
ner,' on Monday evening, August 25, ls49,
when ii was unanimously
Resolved, That we the b'hoys Of New York.
consider the Police of New York, nuisance
that should be removed.
Resolved, That We lam the Cubans eat up
the Canadians smash the Musquilems and
elect Tom Bigger the nexl president.
Resolved, That we go agin the Cholera and
Hose Company No 8.
Resolved, That we are opposed to Colleges
and Musaches.
Re.olsed, When This meeting adjourns, that
it break up in grand row, and we all 60 on
q bender for week.
Resolved. That we are in favor of Coney Is
and, American Segars, and Targer excursions.
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WM. Writ.
CuriOsilieS.
Yours afec,ionately,

A brace Of curosites, carefully wrapped up
and labelled as follows, has been sen, to the
National Museum.
The rope with which Jacob lifted up his
voice-a few stitches taken by tailor in
coat of painl--a li,Ile perfume from the flower
of The army--a minute quantltv of the jelly
made from the current Of the MissIppI--a lew
soaked logs from the drift of a discourse--and
lhimble full Of dss, supposed to have been
made when Macbeth filled his mind
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-11-15

To SOFTEN PUTTY AND REMOVE Glass
WITHOUT BREAKINe.--As II is often OF lmpof.
lance TO GLACIERS, and Others 10 remove 81 ASS
from frames wiihou. breaking u, they will
be glad 10 knew that very strong solution OF
caus,ic potash, or caus,ic soda, applied ronnl
the panss for few hours by laying upon them
an old rag dipped in the solution will have the
desired effect. ta @s.1 8
fThe potash combines With and separates
oil from,he whitening Of tho pu''y. thus form.
ing sosP,
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parent OF vice and misery. So do not get weary,
or think your lot hard one when putting up pick
les or preserves, apple butter, sausages and sau-
ces for future use
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-11-15

Bishop Chase told his congregation a short
lime since, in one of his sermons, " that there
was among his female AUDITORS corset bostds
sufficient 10 shingle hog pen"
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Published by Theodore Schoch.

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Al letters addressed to Editor must be postpaid
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The following refers TO the same subject,
To Judge Wm. II. CabeH. - -.
WAsHINGToN. June 2. 1927

M Dear CabeH:: What puts il into your
head that am working for fame only You
are yeiy much mistaken. have the corn TO
show as well as the tally. II is true that the
corn does no, travel TO Richmond and why !!
Because i, travels, or has travelled. or will
itayeI, or might. could, would or should travel
to Florida. Prepare for the future and le'
the present take care Of i,seIf:'-has no. this
as good figh, to be maxim as The converse!
i have seen ihe autoplaton chess-player. and
have learned 10 look ahead, taking cate 10
guard against check k-ma,e al present. and a..
every progressive step also-or as he very
qnalnly and laeonically calls il. "e eeheque."''
e With regard 10 the fac s,m'le of the Bali.
more speech beg TO be excused IA good
thing may be TOO often repeated. Besides, the
goodness OF thing depends so ofen on ,ime,
place and circumstances. and with regard 10
my good things, 90 essentially on their novelty.
that am quite content win The past success
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LIFE ASSURANCE.
National Loan Fund Life Assurance Society.
COZ MILL I ONION

20 CORNHILL, LONDON, AND II WALL
STREET, NEW YORK.
CAPITAL, ESQ 900 sterling, or So 800 900.
y (Empo,oered By Act Of Parliament ID PIC
Royal ASSENT 9th July, 1888. ga Savings Bank
for the Widow and the Orphan" It. LAME Muir
ray, George street. Hanover Square, Chairman Of
the Court of Directors, London
UNITED STATES BOARD OF LOCAL DIRECTORS.
New YoRK.-C. Edward Habcht Chairman !;
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airy next, for the disposal Of the public lands stu
ated within the aforementioned townships, and
parts of townships, to wit
South Of the base line and east Of the principal n,eri
dian.
Township twenty two, (except Section thirty
two and the southeast fraction of Section twenty
nne,) and township twenty seven, of range TWEEN
ty-seven.
Townships twenty three, twenty four, twenty
five, twenty-si six, and township twenty seven Eek
cept Sections thirty-one, thirty two, and thirty
three,) of range twenty eight.
Townships twenty five and twenty-si of range
twenty nine.
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools,
military and other purposes, will be excluded from
the sales.
The offering of the above mentioned lands will
be commenced on the days appointed and proceed
in the order in which they advertised, with all
convenient despatch, until the whole shall have
been offered, and the sales thus closed. But no
sale shall be kept open longer than two weeks and
no private entry of any of the lands will be admit
ted until after the expiration of the two weeks.
Given under my hand at the city of Washington
this fifteenth day of September, Ammo Domini one
thousand eight hundred and forty nine.
BY the President: z. TAYLOR.
]. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner If the General Land Office