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J. w. COLLIER,
Ventillating and Gossamar Wig Maker,
and Artist in Hair,
NO. lat MAIN STREET tWOR CESTFR

and Artist In HAIR
NO. lat MAIN STREET, WORCESTER,
(Ouer Miss Jencks Millinery Estab'ishnent)
ID EGS respectfully TO inform the inhabitants Of Worces.
IL ter and the adjoining towns that he has taken the
aeeSs pKS9n whsEss as RafRaFes sucn
description that they cannot be passed in New
York. His Ventilated Wigsweighirg OF weight aheaa.
tiiu and durable arce with every modern Improvement
25 per less than either the Boston York prices
The following few Of the Goods he will all times
keep on hand or be pleased to make to order:
Gents Wigs Toupees with every variety Top pieces
Ladies' Wigs, half Rgs plain Bands (natural partiHgs
Frizettes Ran giets Curls, &c.
ANY of the above articles cleaned dressed, and made
look equal to trifng charge.
Ornamental Hair Working.
Ladies Furnishing their own Hair or that of deceased
friends relatives have it made into any of the fol-
lowing articles of variety Of beautiful and substantial
patterns, which may be his Room:
Bracelets Armets Negligees. Finger Rings EGrDrops,
Crosses Ladies Guards and Neck Chains, Beads, &C.
GENTLEMEN's GUARDS.
Hair Braided and inserted in Lockets, Breaches, AMI
Breast Pins jewelers. supplied on liberal terms.
COLLIER'S CORAL LIQUID
In offering the above Liquid the proprietor confidently
that it is perfectly free from any chemical pIepara
ton different from those in and which
have been proved be destructive the human hair.
The Coral Liquid will promote the growth OF the Hair
and efectually the scurf and dandruf giving
the skin beautiful clear Wilderness at the time ins
ygoratng and strengthening the roots and leaving them
perfect healthy Ladies will find superior
article in addition their Toilet giving brancy and
10 order bring it within the reach Of all it, it Is put up
in Bottles price 25 cts.
Families furnishing their own botties-S1 per quart
Hair bought taken in EXCHANGE. dIm* March 49,.
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This Express connects at Groton Junction with
RipaIoXusS Graaf Norfhorv ET~nress
LEONARD'S
Boston and Worcester Express.

n vi e subscriber continues to THE EXs
kssSagsE8 PRESS between Boston and Worcester foT
RI sSefS the safe transmission of Packages Bundles,
BanE Notes. Specie, and Merchandise generally
Three Times each way Daily
Particular attention given paying collecting and
go'atns notes, drafts, bills AID purchasing and selling
merchandise, produce, etc.
All packages must be directed to his care
The subscriber alone responsible for property entrust
ed to his care, and risk is assumed by the Boston and
Worcester Rail Road Company.
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester ia
Salem, Newburyport, Taunton Fall River, and New Bed
ford alsn, TO Portland, and all parts of Maine.
orders free for goods be returned BY this Express.
Observation-Disclosures & cos once 8 Court Street,
Boston; J. H. KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 163 Main st.
Worcester. s. g. LEONARD.
Feb 2h, 1877 DIFF
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City Furniture Ware Rooms,
VIZ. & EE EsAzzEEp

y
EETOULD respectfully inform the citizens If The CITY Of
worcester and vicinity and their former customers,
that they have opened large and comnoinus Rooms AT
NO. 244 Main ST., corner Of Pleasant,
OF the manufacture and sale ofa the LATEST kinds Of
PARL0R FURNITURE.
They have constantly hand or make Of short notice
the French style and patterns ofRoewood, Mahogany and
Tete tee DlVANS and TABQURETS.
Also, tine French Spring Seat ROCKING CHAIRS, con
sructed upon the most approved. principles OF comfort
Taste, and durabiityal the latest pattern, of American
CHAIRSalso The French and English patterns Modern
and Antique-PARLOR CHAIRS of every style-alse
Densjsts Barber's, and ORIENTAL EASY CHAIRS,
covered with Satin, Plush, Damask and Hair Clolh-
Needle Work carefully mounted In the most tasteful man.
Also, general assortment of !, s -sls s. -.a
Seer TARE ES, BUREAUS.
Centre, Gard and Work TABLEs-Book and Show Cases
Desks, Hat, Trees, What Nots. Tea Poys &c
Also, entire sets CHAMBER FURNITURE.
large assortment Of Cheap Eurniture csne and wood
ram Leaf and Hair MATRESSES, made and Resulted
Furniture repaired, Uarnished, &c. =.
PULPIT and other Church Furniture made to order.
r Upholstery and Carving
in all their branchesO desgnssfoE Furniture Cur
tains and other Upholstery work. furnished for single
w. & H. B. having leased forsa term of years
large and convenient building, with extensive water
power attached, they command facilities for the manuae-
ture OF Furniture unsurpassed by any in the State, and
having secured the services of the work
men, they are prepared to all orders in their bust
ness with economy durability and despatch. They would
call particular attention to the fact OF their manufacturing
all of their Upholstery thus securing to their custo
mers articles wholly superior the Boston Auction fur
niture, which be sold t,Uenty per than
good article, particularly if shop worn and second hand
G5'Gentemen about to furnish Hotels, Board
ing Houses, or private residences, requested call
Also, Country Desers will find greatly to their advan
tage to call before purchasing elsewhere,
Worcester, March l5 le49. dwtfl2
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NEW STORE!
warden Block,) No. "A Front ST.,

WORCESTER,
TIME subscriber having recently opened New Store,
L No. "A Front Street, with fresh stock OF
FAMILY GROCERIES,.
is now prepared furnish the citizens with every article
the lowest wholesale prices by the quantity at retail
for cash.
All kinds of TEAS, SUGARS, SPICES, MoLzssES,
ferded and will be warranted give satisfaction he
goods may be returned.
BUTTER, CHEESE and LARD, in large and small
packages, constantly on hand. Also,
BEEF, PORK, HAMS,
MacEerel, Salmon Goldfish and Herring, by the single
pound or quantity, of excellent quality.
FLOUR and MEAL, at market prices.
Drisd Apples, Potatoes, Ordns es, Lemons, Raisins
Syrups Ketchups and Pickles. and general assortment
of goods usually obtained in such stores, at the cheapest
Dosh prices.
Citizens and strangers invited to examine the stock
and prices Goods delivered in all parts of the city free OF
expense nv JANDREWS.
Worcester, March 81. dwtf Il Front st.
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Upton, Grafton, N. Il. Village, and
Worcester EXPRESS.
Books and Stationery.
J. S. WESBY,

124 Main Street. Worcester,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER in all kinds Of
1Sl SCHOOL BOOKS now in in the different Schools
in this city, together with COED OF BLANK
BOOKS ANN JALS for 1919, and other q lift Books.
STATIONERY Of all kinds-Cap. Note and Letter
PAPERaso a variety of Fancy Articles and Card Ba,k-
ets-Gold and Silver Penss-Pens lax States and Sand.
BIBLES in every Style of binding-Hymn Books-Toy
Books, Plain and Colored
The above will be sold the most reasonable terms.
FOWLERS' FRENOLOGICAL WORKS for sale
Also subscriptions for The Journal
and the Water Cure Journal.
BOOK BINDING done short notice. All Old Books
neatly bound at the lowest rates. at
Dec 3d. dw3m ]. 5. WEsBY's 1874 Main st.
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New Express LiEe.
Bigelow's Boston 6 Worcester Expro

iS4SOA0W . 0UoeOA - SsOECO5CGA A1Ap1G22y
sza~f= OUer the Worcester end Nashua, and
T. assaasss5ssaazaT FitehburS Rail Roads.
s#53s- He subscriber has commenced running an
--%---- Express Car the above Roads, tor the
sae transmission of
Packages Bundles, Bank Notes Specie and Herchandze
generally, Three Times each way Daily.
Notes Drafts and Bills collected and all business eyecGt
ed with dispatch, and cheap by any Express
Differentiation House, Worcester and Rail Road
Erchange, Court Sqaare, Boston.
Orders received at Hutchinson q Co.'s Bookstore, II
Main ST. and The Ticket Office Lincoln So Worcester
JASON TEMPLE, I M.s.nrar.
l.. G.. BARBwELL.
l.. BIGELOW, Proprietor
This Express connects at Groton Junction with
BigeiOW's Great Northern Express,
For Townsend, Peterborough New Ipswich, Mason Vii
age, Nashua Shirley Lunenburg, Leomnster Fitchbng
Westminster, Ashunrnham, Gardner, Baldwnvie, Roy~
alston Athol, Orange, Wenda Ervng Months ue North
field, Greenfield Ms, Vernon Bfatteboro'Vt, Winchen-
don, Fizwiliam Troy, Keene, Bellows Falls, Charles
town, Claremont. H., Springfield, Windsor, Rocking
hsn BartoDviIe Chester proctorsvle Cavendiah, Lud~
low Rutland, Mddebury, Vergennes and Burlington, Vt.
March H. DIFF
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Rice's Improved lightning Conductors.
n HE subscribers would respectfully inform the inhabi>
tans Of Worcester and vicinity that they are prepared
to erect LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS, the ensuing
in manner superior 10 thing OF the kind yet
offered TO the pubcsmhsfituting for the rude
commonly used, copper points and asennes cided
spires and copper botos adding thereby materially
the beauty, strenst tn. and durability the work
81 INF T. C. RICE,
WORCESTER, March 9. dwtf J. r. RICE.
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Massachusetts Health Insurance Co.
CAPITAL. aSN 0N0

- CAEII "A Il y0UsUUU.
Chartered and Established in Boston, april l647
GONTINUE to insure MEN against the expenses OF
~ SICKNESS, for term of gears. Number Of members
nearly 5000 Amount Of sick allowances paid during the
past six months, $65G0.
The SICK ALLOWANCE applies to the time that thu
member is totally disabled from labor and under medical
cure, whether he Is confined 20 the house moi,
THOMAS TARBELL President
A L. srIMsuA, secry
O6ses No. Museum Building, fremont 81 6ostoa.
MIR, A. I'll. BELLOWS has been appointed AaENr
in Worcester County for the Mass Health las Company
and has given required bond faithful perform
of this duty.
applications insurance. and settle claims upon the Com
pany for sick allowance
Worcester Office, No. 4, under Bginlev Hail
Dec 8, l348 dsi
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yx7 INTER ARRANGEMENT, commencing Monday
nar !
ronnec tions ,oith otAer Railroads at V9rctsteT

"a Trsn ram Worcester connects with the
Norwich AMI Worcester Railroad Steamboat IRAN rom
New York conveying the New York and Norces'e pas
ngers IN 1roon junction and Nashua, and via stony
Brook Railroad to Lowell, Lawrence, anu DoSto' anu
Maine Railroad. , ih pos
toa ana worcester Railroad Trains arriving romf5 oson
ana birmingham $780, and from all b ana " nm WY
'anns at 10 20 am with Providence and Worcetef II.
D T; wing AZ 10 m with Norwich and Worcester
r. Trains arriving at M, and western H. ~ rams
az NJ Train from Worcester connecs with
Roston and Worcester R. R. Trains arriving rom5eston
nd oil r. and W R. R. wav Stations at pm. win Nor
49, and worcester R. r. Trains arriving at pm, and
Western r. Il. Trains arriving at 345 p M rohfAloahy'
New Haven, Hartford and Springfield. =, Ionnoc,s
The so NJ. Tr in from Nashua ana Lowel as
Nth Roson and Worces R. r. Trai Is leavinia' 10 %
am. with Providence and Worcester x. TRAM leaving
ar iii am with Norwich and Worcester Iralll ieasS
a. anj Western Rail Road Trains leafng al ~
m tor Albany New Haven Hartford and sprlantid
The n 40 AZ M Train from Nashua and Loweiponnects
.th R,on and Worcese r Trains leaving at sS0 and
nm with Providence and Worcester Trans sax ; a,
A. n and Western Trains leaving at 55o 10 Albany,
esrv Haven, Hartford, and Springheln'
Tae PM Train from Nashua afd n toS
with the Norwich and Worcester steanooat Jyn ''i
W w. Norwich, New London, and Ne YORK
Connections at Groton Junction.
Each Of the Trains from Nashua and from ofces'et
nners IN Groton Junction directly win IN rahs "
The StopN Brook Rail Road to and nom Lo
aud Boston and Maine Rail Road WIN ,ns AWKWARD 10
ptchbnrs thence by Vermont and Massachetts nan
Road to Tempeton, Athol Grouts Corner, y pJ
Gree
~ WIN hendon Keene and Bellows FANS rom ms
;n, ,be Sullivan Railroad wall shortly be fpleeu 10
Windsor Each Train slso connects oI,eg W." -, 'd
.rors NJ the Peterborough and shirley naEau ~ uHu
er~o, West Townsend, &C.
Erom the above will be seen that passeEs may az
live A. C3roton Junction at q am: l23 ana 2p NJ rom
v noin, on the Vermont and Massacnnseh e:
E,icbhurg Peterboro and Shirley, and stoTrSoh al'
pasd and proceed Immediately by the tralp 'ne NJ ~
tarr and Nashne Railroad, either to Wor9er q sash
Hai OF pas eiso Warcesier NAV proceed bedatey TO
any Of the above named places.
any - 80 Connections al NdshMa
~ y, - seoyn Worcester arrival Nashua al
q. with passengers New YORK were er; auu n pl"
tan Junction and connects with inc oeNs g.. ,,oaJ
rains 10 Concord and thence with ne pel aar"nu
,rsns for Franklin Lebanon and Northfu' t"e"'o y
s.age 10 Burlington and Montreal. ......u,,,o
Tba II A. NJ and IS p M Trn rom s D Dry =,
connect win uaihS u W i W. STOELL Sapt.
yWrxc.s,ar her Ia. l04S u"u
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General Intelligence and Agency Office.

General Intelligence and Agency Office.
H undersigned having the license requred has opened
an office OF the above description, at No. a55 Main
Street the of Main and Mechanic Places
procured for those in search employment of any Ldand
h,te.
TIE subscriber will also receive applications from those who
may wish hire or let Tenemens buy sell Real Estate.
or any other kind of property
The obj ofthe enterprise is to establish Office, where
any species business that may be transacted by the agency
third person. will be promptly and faithfully attended to-
The Office will be open all hours from O'Clock A. NJ
to9P M and all charges for services performed ill be such
as cannot fail 10 satisfy customers.
Dec 81 d3m RIP. McELWIN.
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NOTICE.
FFsHE depreciation oil the value Of California
q God Dust account of the great abundance in
market compels the undersigned decline taking any
more at present bur Is willing, and glad receive few
Thousand Dollars, in BANK BILLS in exchange for
FLOUR, CORN, OATS, SHORTS, RYE,
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, NEAL &c &c
Purchasers may be assured that sell as low as the
above articles can be had in the City.
only charge COST and -------.
Call al No. Is w ashington Square
Feb24 DIFF Otis BRAMAN.
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q Worcester Railroad.


sSs ass ssS ss5ss sssss15Ss u EAsS51kss bbz
sA z8 gsss IL - .sssss-92z-@~
WINTER ARRANGEMENT-PAssE TRAINs
To gOuern o and after February5, 1919.
THROUGH TRAINS
Leave Worcester atG.l5 An. and 345 Pm
Leave Providence at 745 Am. 3.l5 PM
rPassepger Station Worcester, in Green Street Depot
do do Providence, in Ewing of Passenger Depot
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached, leaves
Worcester for Uxbridge (where connects with Special
Train Provdence II 80 Am, from Green Street
UXBRlDGE SPECIAL TRAINS.
Leave Uxbridge Tor Providence al AM. e. LIS Pm.
Leave Providence for Uxbrdge at II 10 Am q 590PM
The through Trains connect Melville with coachel
for Satersviile At Wbiins with coaches for East Doug
las and Whitinsvie At Farnums with coaches for Graf
centre and ~ E. Village. AT Uxbrdge with coaches
Milford and Mendon. At Worcester with trains OF the
Western Railroad and Norwich and Worcester Railroad
The II 80 train Providence with trains fer
Boston, Tauaton Fall River, New Bedford &c.
The A. Nj. train from Uxbrdge connects atPawtuek'
with trains Boston and Providence Railroad for
Boston; and the RI irain from Providence connects
at Pawtucket with train from Boston.
The S45 P. NJ Train from Worcester connects AT Prove
iden e with Boston and New York Steamboat Trains.
Through Trains henceorih will not stop ut Central
Fails. ISAAC HlNCkLEf, supt-
Feb 5. dwtf
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nc MARRIED LADTES.

10 MA1G1AAElD AE1UAEDa
Y the strong solicitations of her friends and PATRONS
d Mrs GOODWIN, has at lat reluctantly permitted her
brought before the public for the benefit othose
ried who prefer not to risk their lives IN the hands
male Physicians the most delicate period Of womans life
Mrs experienced and successful aceoucheuse and holds
hersein readiness the calls of all who wish to her
services and confident by her long experience in her
profession give entire satisfaction to all who may wish to
employ her.
Mrs g viii be found at her house, No. IL browns
Block, Salena-street.
Worcester. Feb Il diff
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Published at No. 1872, Main Street, Worcester
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor.
Terms,

The price of THE DAILY spy is Three Dollars per
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New Coffin Ware Rooms,
NOtiCe is Taerehy given.

NOEKNW Nv NAOANWJ t9AVON9
THAT the Cnpartnership heretofore existing between
l. the subscribers under the several firms OF l., GUM
& Co JONES, SWEErSER 4 co, STRONG,
SWEETSER e. CO.-STRONG 81 SWEETSER is this
day dissolved by The Books of the
erai firms the General Counting Room of MIR A.
G. WOOD No. Warren Hall. where all persons indebt
ed to either OF SAID firms requested to call and make
immediate payment all remanii unsettled
the first day of April next will be lett with Attor
ney for collection
All persons having demands against either of the said
FIRMS requested forthwith for settles
ment. LUTHER QUINN.
SAM'L s. SWEETSER,
GEORGE JON Els,
FRANCIS STRONG.
Worcester, Match 10, 1913. dial
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-03-21

Mr.. Clay has addressed a letter from New OtleaI,
18th February, to Mr.. Pindell, Recommending plan
of emancipation for Kentucky. 1t is published n
the last Lexington Observer. The general points
are stated in the following passage:
After full and deliberate consideration Of the sub
ject, it appears to that three principles should reg
uate the establishment of system of gradual eman'
cipation. The first is it should be slow in
Grafton, cautions and gradual, so as to occasion 10
convulsion; nor any rash or sudden disturbance ID
the existing habits of society. Second. That as al
indispensable condition, the slaves should
be removed from the State to some colony. AnC'
thirdly, that the expenses of their transportation
such colony, including an outfit for six months aiA
their arrival at it, should be betrayed by fund to
raised from the labor of each freed slave"
He proposes "that period should be fixed WnPI y
all born after it should be free at specified age
born before it remaining slaves for life. That Pen
would suggest, should be 1855, or even 1857,
&c. "Whatever may be the day fixed, whether 1872
or 1860, or any other day. all born after it, suggS -
should be free at the age of twenty-five, but be ls
afterwards to be hired out, under the authority OF Nv
State, for term not exceeding three years, in os
to raise sum sufficient to pay the expenses OF tOs
transportation to the colony, and to provide them
outfit for six months after their arrival there"
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-03-21

| We understand that circulars have been address
ed by the heads of the several departments, Of a
bureaus attached to them, requesting list to be
turned of the number and names of the clerks, viii
their salaries and stating how long they have bA
in Office, and whom they have succeeded.
Mr.. Charles b. Penrose, of Pennsylvania, formad
Solicitor, has been appointed Assistant Secretary d
the Treasury-a new Office, created by the act al
organizing the Home Department.
We regret to understand that McClintock YOg
| esq, who has been for many years the Chief C&
of the Treasury Department, and occasionally acted
as Secretary himself, has resigned his office. Amor
efficient officer, and better and more honorableu
is not to be found in any of the departments Of h
government. His position, qualifications, and e1PF
rience, gave his friends great right to expect hah
would be appointed the Assistant Secretary Of @
Treasury, with the superior duties and dignfa
rank which it involves. But it has seemed meeta
the Secretary to appoint another gentleman, who
has not been employed in the department.
The city continues to TEEN with rumors and speE
iatlons about the course of the administration SOM
of the Secretaries said to be animated with nor
Proscriptve and more liberal spirit; but tits impOst
BILE to foresee the result Perhaps neither the mem
bers of the cabinet, nor the President himself have
yet laid down defnitive rule of action. We under
stand that at least of the Secretaries has not M
tated to express his disgust at the swarm of Office
hunters who have haunted his path, or harassed bin
with letters. ~ SCI 5Fgaer ssaf Union
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-
ANOTHER WITNESS FROM CALIFORNIA. MI NJ"
lus, before reported on his way from the gold reg
has arrived in this city. His report from the goJ
regions is Of more sanguine character than thaL%
Capt. Phelps. He thinks that many millions, tllIE \,
we believe he said, would probably be gathered Wv
first year. - -,
Mr.. Mellus brings with him one piece, welgnTHII ~
six ounces, and valued at $99, which orglpsa sr
purchased from an Indian, about the time of the %
discovery, for red shirt. He also brings the iOly'
ing authentic document relative to the finding
piece weighing over twelve pounds: n,,.s
Outline of piece of gold taken from the the r'sd nod
near the Stanisas by Indian Truxillo, in the mU
Of October, ls4s, weighing twelve and one qua'D
pounds ayerdupois. francis MELLUSS Sra
This piece of gold is almost entirely free from ~.
and stone on its surface; it averages in thlGtD u
about of an inch in parts it is more than Z % S
es; it is still in possession of the finder, VIM ~
been offered $3.50 per o., notwiths tandnS :"
highest cash price at this place is SO per o.
Angelo, Nov. 194s. .,,.d
The above statement in the manuscript is lnclUd
within line drawn to indicate the size and snap
the piece of gold. The line thus drawn cO's'
,f'OO = ','> '''-'''' Boston Traveller
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-03-21

RE-APPoNTMENTs. The new administration de-
serve high credit, (and take pleasure in extend
ing it them) in re-nominating Col. Bigger, Post
master of this City, and George Loyal, Esq, as
Naval Officer in Norfolk, who have been confirmed
by the Senate They have been faithful officers, and
have given satisfaction to all parties. The Wing
makes the announcements-bu in very graceless
manner, as if very much "against the grain" 1t is
the Wings here have acted very handsomely towards
Col. Bigger in urging his re-appointment We shall
be happy to chronicle similar acts of the new Ad-
mlnlstratlon. Richmond Enquirer