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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT PASSENGER TRAINS.
To govern and after July 8, 1e49.
THROUGH TRAINS
Leave Worcester at and l045 A. NJ and 345 Pm.
Leave Providence at z45 AM. 3.45 and S 80 Pm.
THE TRAINS CONNECT
At Mlvile with coaches Tor SlaeTsville. At Uxbrdge
with coaches Milford and Mendon. At Whitins VIII.
aches for East Douglas and Whnsville At Farnuns
with coaches for Graf and N. z. Village ~
Worcester with trains OF the Western Railroad and Nor
witch and Worcester and Worcester and Nashua r. roac
N. York day line via Hartford and New Haven Raroaos
At Providence with Steamer Perry from and for Newpo
twice each day arrival of tralns-With Steamers for
Warren Bristol, Fall r ver E. Greenwich, Nayat, &C ,
and with Stonngton Railroad.
The S.45 p M. Train from Worcester connects at Prov
dence with Steamboats, for N York MA Stonngton RR
The Am. train from Worcester connects at Waterfoa
with trains Of Norfolk County Railroad for Boston, Ded
ham, &C., and at PawIucket with trains of Boston
Providence Railroad for Boston, Taunton, N Bedford
&c. &C., and the $50 P. NJ train from Providence
at the same stations with return trains from
places
The 10 as AM leaves Worcester after arrival
trains from Albany Norwich Nashua &C., arrives in
Providence in time take trains If b. and P. Railroad
for Boston, Taunton, N. Bedford, &c.
June9 dwf ISAAC HINCKLEY, sup'.
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A N AMERICAN WOMAN, acquainted with all kinds
N of work, and with the of children G. c., wshes
Situation The best Of references be given. Inquire
at No. Browns Block, Salem st. DIT *July IL
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B. E. HUTCHINSON,
able Residence for SaIe.

"A 49, .. VIZ AsN-SANAOHOO AWE SdHACs
- THE subscribers offer tor sale their NeN Double
MMsA HOUSE, with abont ga. 20 feet uf Land, cou>
A:s& necled with the same situated Harvard Siert
fronting the head I'll State Street. The House hut in
the most thorough manner and modern STYLE and will be
sold with the whole a part of the land.
July z. isd4w w6tis G. A. & e. HARRINGTON
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j. *. CLARK, WI. D.,
OMHOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.

Offce-Over the store of G. Foster s. Co.,
opposite the y. s. Hotel, Main Street.
Office hours-from u to A. NJ, and from II a. and
IL to 10 o'clock M {G}-Boards Am. Temp. House.
ingalls,, Id, Boston Charles Walker D. Norhamp-
ton; G. w. Swazey, NJ. d., and Rev. R. H. Conkn,
Springfield; Col Jas Estabrook A. Stocking, Worcester.
Worcester, Mays DIFF
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LOW PRICES.
HANDSOME Nj DE LANES, TAT l22 cents
IL GOOD SCOTCH GINGHAMS, Tor
GOOD LINEN GINGHAMS IoA
PRINTED LAWNS. q
ORGANOY MUSLINS. l9k
HANDSOME BAREGES, l2f
Besides many other goods equally cheap at
July 4. DIV CHAMBERLIN,S.
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KEEP COOL,
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datiOn of the public that he has deposited States,
and is ready receive their ORDERS Ice, during the
present season, at the following named places.
Mr.. Joseph H. Gregory's Store lincoln Square
Messrs. Clapp q Mars, Confectionery Store, Main st
Mr. NJ. b. Green's Drug 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
June 4. If B. F. HAYWOOD
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NORWICH s WORCESTER RAILROAD

Change of hours for Trains to leave station.
ON and after THURSDAY, July 9Th, Trains
will be run as follows
Leave Norwich at a. and IL N. for Worcester
p. " Pomfret.
g Worcester 10 80 a. m. and so p. m. " Norwich.
- Ponfret at a. m. Norwich.
STEAMBOAT TRAINS.
Leave Alyn's Point arrival OF Boat.
!" Worcester at 6.33 p m for Norwich aud Allen )
Point
PASSENGER Car on Freight Train will be discontinued.
June 29. ls49. DIST
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coparnership heretofore existing by the of IL
MORE & ALBEE is by Mutual consent, this day dis
solved VIM. H. GILMORE,
Worcester, June 10 l8+9 A. p ALBEE.
N B. The Daguerreopype business will be continued at
the old stand 235 Main ST. by the Subscriber Pictures a>
ken at all mes without regard to weather. Perfect satsac-
tion charge Please call and examine nv Life Like,
Pictures and judge for yourselves. WIN. H. GILMORE.
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PINE APPLES.
I000 BIRDS Eye Pine Apples, just received and for
AOOO sale low by B. BUTMAN.
July 10. dot
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TWO CENTS.

which, In the opinion Of majority n this court Iose
not appear For these ressons the for sevL
arate trials % also to postpone trials, ass denied
THE JURY
The Court having thus denied the appiten 10 post
pyDe and grant separate tri-ls tn he tho u.us
proclamation. preparatory to calling q Jury.
Mr. SmfTH epquired whether there was fust panel a
jurors present
In order ascertain that fact the c.rt csr.i the
Of the jurors and found that sufficient rtsnSsf
were in attendance
Alfred Brush vas the drst juryman called NSws
challenged by Mr. Smith
The Court appointed, % triers, Messrs Henry A.
Cram and David Gould
MT Brush thinks Ire could give IN impartial vsrdsse
In the case OF iho P~op1 hudson
Cues. by counsel for deHeuce do you believe thag
those who were engaged In the sfrsy here (n.sun<
Astor Place. riot-rs and that they were In the
wrong. and tho authorities Ia the rghtf
Ans cannot but believe that they wsrs elss they
would not have bee indicted (Mr Brush After
wards recalled modified this In . measure
Ours by Of the trers - DO you believe from the
fact that Mr. Judson Is indicted that he was present ct
the riot!
Ans Yes: suppose that he WA
Aztec further. but similar questioning; ON the
part Of the frers they declared to the
Court that they could not agree
CtrhK OF EHE CouRr -"G~ntlemen n you wish t. 70
tire, will swear an officer to accompany you to- Dsi
vate room"
The trisrs did not retire however tn. oourt dscfdue
that they could not TO the ndifrsrencs az
juror. such juror should he Indifferent
and hence not COM etent
At this stage Of the the Court adjourn d ri IL
CThursdsy) morning at II o'clock when tho work Of
calling . jury will be- proceeded With.
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Hotels.


ARRIVALS AND DkPARTUNks.
Jss " Wright ireland, NJ. shppcn " 3 "; rrof
Boyd and family rsrpa, Chad-ics tlsbsms; Altrsd
Penn, VIZ gina; Thos ". torTsn aud family 6s"rfis
" m sppietop aud Isav baltimore; Or Hastings. u
~; VIM. Warren Troy; Mrs steven warm. 90
3 Mexican Phii~d-Ipbis; Chss p MoCslls tlords. "
N wcors.. B.ltl@ore; A Wood. Hsmilton. Ca, wm.
A A. Mcscy. Columbus Ohio, we're among the Arrivals
at the irving House
cd ID. Hamilton wstervlet; Tobss, rhilst-l-
phia: q. vsu Rsussalser. Borlinston; Levy Pbta-
seivbis: Judge K-tt- Bridgeport; l.. Hstton, Loo.
don. q Osb-rn. virginia; Capt Hoves packet soip
Gsrrick, Hon o. Marsh, Vermont; Z. w. Gsssss,
Mobile are 10 the Actor Home
Or Ed~ards. u. 9 Nsvyi Fsrqusrhon, do; Or.
Harris DO; DR. Rsid do; Stafford Georxis Mui-
ford, DO, Capt poadburgh, ". .. NJ Lsuk Wet dss
c.. MeRAe, wnaingsoa-
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United States Di-tri.t Cours.

Srrr 12-Tan Peh TIE Steamboat Niagara her
Tackle, de-This cause was resumed this moraina
ard wss not concluded When the court adjou eu-i
The Grand Jury came inta ooret thus IN ,rninr aud
handed up I've indictments against VI T.. Lanin.
MASTER OF the American ship st. Leon, for I-avise
American seAmen In foreign ports BUS against =
Brackey, and four others, charged With att-mo t
revolt we're ignored ms was also bill against Luia
for refusing food 70 hi. crew
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Before Justices JoDes, Burlbut. aud Edmonds
ssrr 12-Capse No. ~ The state Of Ohio vs Fsrrss
PsH which was taken up yesterday r.su med this
morning hut ths argumsnt not concluded when
the court sdjourn.d
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brooklyn city Intelligence.

Court Cslendar-This Day.
Cosmor PLsAs-Nos liz. IlJ 1i5. llS u.s. ls s..
Is, ~, Toe, sis, is, 40. So. %. 90. e. rs - l0s
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-12-21
Education, Markets, &c.
WHOLE NO. IS.

have put down thirteen members as
doubtful. These thirteen will be found
in SMALL CAPS, and include two of the
seven members from South Carolina,
whom we have supposed atsliberty to
vote for whom they choose, from the car
cumstance of their election. ,Insth6same
doubtful table are found Messrs. Booth,
Of Conn: julian, &c Indiana; Preston
King, of NJ Y; Wilmot, Of Pa; and
Dnrkee, of Wis.,, all Free Sellers; and
Messrs, Mann, of Mass; Sprague,. Of
Mich; Tuck, of N. H; Campbell and
Hunter, Of Ohio; Howe, Of Pa; and AL
len, of Mass; also Messrs. Giddings aud
Root, of whose vote it is not easy tode.
termine. Some of these fifteen mem
bers,, of course, will not -consort togeth-
err; nor IS there any certainty that even
one half of them will act in harmony.
Following their own political sympa-
lhies, however, we. should have to class
silly them about equally; but some of
the number will not regard these sympa-
thies, and will not probably, vote for any
man who may be nominated by the
Wings or by the party in opposition 70
the administration. They will "gang
their own gait" and give aid and COM
fort TO whom they please.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-12-21
NO. a} OTTUMWA IOWA. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 81 1919.

| who are doing so much to increase the
knowledge of the gospel and to save
souls, but SO many of whom are care.
less about their own salvation, will have
the modification of knowing, that while
| their tolls have been instrumental of spir.
itual good to thousands, they were only
like the pack-mules that carried a load to
market without tasting it; or like Noah's
carpenters, who bail a ship they never
| sailed.
Wealthy and liberal, but unconUerteq
men who help to build churches and sus.
tain the institutions of the gospel, but
who viii not come unto Christ, that they
may have life, are hewing the timbers
and driving the nails of the ark they are
too proud or too careless to enter. Per
haps they think they are safe on The
"rudder;'' but they may find, too late,
that when they would ride they must
swim--that when they would float they
must sink, with all their good deeds, un.
mixed with faith, as milestone about
their necks. go $500 .f55
| Moralisfs. who attend church and sup.
| port the ministry, but who do not receiUe
into their hearts the gospelihey thus sus-
tain, are like, Noah's carpenters. glza0s
Professional ministers Of the gospel
who preach truth without practicing it,
who commend the love of Christ with.
out experiencing it, who guide the wan,
dering to the fold Of Christ without en-
tering 1t themselves--are they not like
Noah's carpenters, If Paul might in
dulge the apprehension lest, when he
had preached to Others he should
himself abe cast-away," may not those
of US who follow at sad distance from
Paul in the Chris tiah race, well see to il
that we are not left to buffet the waves OF
an overwhelmed world, when some OF
those we have led into the ark are borne
triumphantly above the pillows in which
we are ingulphed. F88 aa.
Perhaps the Christian reader will be
encouraged by this narrative to speak a
word in season to some of these ark bui,-
ders. They are numerous. Their kind.
ness should be acknowledged. ..These
things ought they have DONE" The
danger is, that the great thing will be
''left undone." "Run, speak to that
young man." Tell him that the storm
of wrath willcome. Tell him that ''get-
ting on the rudder" of the ark, and all
other human devices for salvation, are
vain refugees of lies. Tell him that the
ark is open; that it is sale: that il waits
for him. The dove nd the olive branch
are in this ark. The bow of mercy
spans tile heavens above it. Peace and
hope and salvation are there. Bat, il
scorned or neglected, when once the
door is shut, they only that are lin the
The ark" will '''remain alive" Who can
abide that storm! Who can buffet those
waves! Who will survive that deluge!
| a,-.g.., ana arsasF aris.s4 sE& IIn' Y
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-12-21
The Chinese i'm California. /.

The last accounts from California
made mention, among other things, of,
the emigration of some Chinese into the
country. They arc said to be industri-
Gus, quiet and orderly. afNE gsl 2
In due course of time we may expect
large accessions to our population on the
Pacific coast from China, Hindostan and
Japan. And it is curious to consider
the effects which such infusions may
produce upon our national character
On the Atlantic side we present a sort of
reflex of Europe. Yet it must follow
that our Pacific shore will take decided
hue and aspect from its Asias tic aflinities
ard connections One language, how
ever; one nationality; the transfused spir-
it of one race, assimilating and blending
the various elements of this cosmopoli-
tan mass of humanity,) will constitute
an indissoluble unity, we may believe,
and furnish the. basis of The grandest
structure of civilization that the world
has ever seen. $500. 3 !
In our progress westward having rea-
ched the Pacific, it is strangely int crest
ing to observe the meeting of the young
est with the oldest of the nations. We
the pioneers of progress, the vanguard
of the restless Caucasia n family, having
lcircled the earth at last,are now confront
ing The starting point Of civilization
With the ideas and improvements of re-
mote. antiquity among whom the human
mind has been kept stationary for un-
known centuries, and whose social and
political institutions, fixed in the rigid
immobility Of castles, bear at this day
the original impress derived from the era
of Coafncius. Not less striking must
be the contrast between our ideas of
freedom aid independence and the ORR
entail instincts Of passive obedience
We are accustomed to regard Govern,
ment as piece Of machinery to be made
or unmade at, pleasures; they behold it
only to reverence its august sovereignty.
But all type of human civilization, all
diversities OF race, all contrasting char
acteristics of whatsoever kind. become
enhanced by mutual contact and easy
and friendly intercourse. The passion
for gold operating upon men OF AN ma
tons, is drawing to California an i'm
mense population of the most heterogen-
eous kind. Yet although il is cnpidity
which bring the masses together, still GU
pidity itself must submit to the influence
OF civilization. The wants Of great
society must soon give variety to the
modes Of industry; and in that commu
nifty of feeling, which belongs to the So
cial and political organization, the Chi
nese and Anglo Saxon. may mutually
learn from each other, and be both the
better for having met under such rela-
tions.-BaH. Am.
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PLAIN AND FANCY JOB
Pm Z M Z ne e.
s :;s::::::' IS ::::;::::'
BALE TICKETS, GlUITY Orders, &C.

DONE ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE
,ra. AT This OFFICE. ss

tIfe wodd. lot ns consider the mission
and the destiny which Providence seem
ed to have designed us for, and let us SO
take care oouf own conduct, that with
irreproachable hands, and with hearts
void Of offence, we may stand up when
ever and whenever called upon, and with
a voice not to be disregarded, say this
shall be done at least not without our
protest." ;si 'aaia &ot
z Mr. Webster's speech was received
with much more than the common exhi-
ton of appreciation, and at its close three
times three cheers were called for by Mr..
Abbott. and responded to heartily and
uears imously by Tie eIowd. Z 5's.''''s ~
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-12-21
hs j. ID. Devin, ~
n ATTORNEY AT LAW,
orr,,y,vA yowA

basifnel 0TTUMwA, IOWA
practice iil7the Courts Of Wappeiio
and other counties OF the Third judicial Dis
trict, and in the Supreme Court. Prompt
attention given to the collection OF claimsin
the river counties, and the sale OF land war
rants. eo - aasiau Aug. 3, sly. q
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-12-21
DIR. Chas. 6. Warden

TI6ENDERS his services professionally to
i the public. He WILDE found at his Of
fee, next door to the printing office, unless
absent on business of his profession
Ottumwa, aug. 40. Hma9 m satt
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-12-21
johnson & Arnold,
MEDICAL NOTICE.

nRS. CAMPBELL HENDERSON,
AJhhavilig associated themselves in the
practice of medicine, tender their services
in all the various branches of their profess
ion to the citizens Of Agency city, and sur
rounding country. i"a "f{5ls2 eW' ~
July 9th, 49.-tf s-g,.s,.. "a Eapcale aH
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-12-21

A Yankee editor says be liked to died
larfin to. see drunken chap trying TO
pocket the shadow of swinging sign
for pocket handkerchief
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-12-21

-.4ttOraey and Counsellor at Lar, !
adt OrrunwA, WArELLo Co., Iowa, ls1a9
will attend the courts in the several
counties Of the Sd Judicial District, and
the Supreme Court of the State. .ti
CO. May be found for the present at the
Post Office. n ioa II % no l--tf q
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-12-21
ID. IF. Gaylord
IsAsU TlIONlE E r !,
In,rrIIMwA. IOWA

~ ss# OrrUMwA, IOWA. 81.
VTTILL attend to making sale of personal
W. property or Real Estate, at auction
atiany time, for a reasonable compensation.
He,may be found in Ottumwa, unless absent
on business, es,. - May 18th, l649.a :
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-12-21
New Tailor Shop. =
M. w. FOX.

HAVING located in Ottumwa, is pre-
Ill pared to do tailoring in the best style.
Having hada number of years experience
in the business, he aatters himself athat he
will be able, to please all who may favor him
with their work. Cutting done on the shor-
test notice. a.. May 3lst, .l849.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-12-21
MASONIC.

- THE stated communication OF Or
~; TuMwA LonGE No. l6. will be held
wv at the Masonic Hall, on Thursday
the Birthday Of Dec, at 6 O'clock p. M.
Apunctual attendance of all the members
is requested Brethren of good standing in
all regular Lodges are respectfully invited
to attendgia &c BELLA WHITE, Sec'y.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-12-21
Bertrand Jones,

ATTORNE Y A r. LaW,
Ep OTTuMwA, IOWA, yas{a .4ea
WILL practice in the Courts of the 3rd
wv and 5th judicial Districts; and the
Supreme Court of the State.
0ttumwa, june 9th, l849. ,7p 80
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-12-21

EXCELSIOR SECTION, No. 3,
CADETS OF TEMPERANCE,
Meets Friday evenings at the Odd Fellows
Hall. at n O'Clock. A punctual attendance,
is respectfully requested. 80
pst-Y. G. d. R. BOYD, w. A.
ALVIN c. LEI0HToN, Sec'y st SD
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-12-21

AGENCY CITY DIVISION, NO. As.
Edward DpdIcy, w. Pr, -,
"a Meet FIid9y Evenings. '''
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-12-21

a Whose best works are most trampled5
upon! A Observation-Disclosures good j
shoes last longer than bad ones
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-12-21
Business Cards.
YHE EMPORIUM OF
Nm s ~ z @ NE e
Jarncs McFarIand.

HAS received the Fall and Winter
IL Fashions for l849, and is prepared to
do Tailoring on the shortest notice, in the
neatest and most fashionable style, and on
as reasonable terms as any other WORKMAN.
Cutting done in goodstyle, as usual. sll
May 18th, l649. lgsaaI Fl ,.s.psg
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-12-21

Friendship Division, No. 30, s. II.
Meets Saturday evenings, at the Odd Eel
lows Hall, at a O'clock. Brethren in regu-
lar standing are respectfully invited to at
tend, sr9gi B. H. WARDEN, w. p.
NJ. BREWER, r. S. vlaa sai Io.f
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-12-21

DAHLONEGA DIVISION, NO. 40.
HI Jehn w. Helriclk, w. r.,
NJ, Meets Tuesday EUeninga olg
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-12-21
THIRTY-FIRsT CONGRESS-.

President, MrLLARp FILLMORE, Vice
Of the United States. a9
Secretary--AsBURY DicKLNs.a Elec-
ted at the commencement Of each Con-
gress. Lawn.
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