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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17
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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-29

A SITUATION in this city, by an experienced man, Ell
"A Their Bnok-Keeper Salesman, in Grocery GRAIN
Provision Store References given. Inquire this OF
ice. dot Nov. ~.
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j. K. CLARK. M D.

Ill % nj &c nPATHIC YSICIAN.
Office Removed to his Residences
LIST house on the north side of Walnut ST.,
tFectnty occupied W DR.. MUIR
once hnus-irom "a TO A. M, and from II TO 4, and
81 TO 10 O'Clock P M.
References--C. II. Skiff, NJ. d. New Haven Cts VIM
ingalls,, NJ D., Boston Charles w iker MD .Northamp
ton; G w. Swazey, D. and Rev. Il, II Conkin
Springfield; Col Jas Estabrook A. Stocking, Worcester
Worcester, Mays. dI
j. HOOKER. Nj. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office and Residence, No 8 Park Street.
DR.. HOOKER, would inform the citizens of Worcester
and of the adjoining towns that lie has opened Office
BY himself and socits patronage from his friends aud others
wishing MEDICAL and SURGICAL aid
He will not pru The dispensing Of Medicine the of
nexperenced Individually but WILL far practicable, attend
HIMSELF thus avoiding greatrisk to Patient and Physician.
lad |. DIFF
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DISSOLUTION.
Situation W anted.

"A She 10 well acquainted with all kinds Of housework
and can furnish good recommendations. Inquire at JOHN
MuRPHY's, Nc. Spring st. dsts Nov e.
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UxbrTdgc Academy.

THE Winter Term of this Institption wlll commence
L on Wednesday December Gfth, an continue eleven
weeks, under the care of the present teachers.
Price ofIuition, &c, as usual.
The Principal has made arrangements to receive few
lads into his family, where he will devote them special
attention, and endeavor to exercise over them parental
care.
The charges quarter for board including (washing
fuel and ghts) of books and stationery will he SsS
Board in good families be Obtainei for rs PEI
week. j. NJ. MACOMBER, Principal.
Uxbridge Nav 81. dWlwt8
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an. s, MOORE. 9I3 Main ST.,

Under u. 8. Hotel,
TTAS received this day large assortment OF Gentle,
Al mems Furnishing Goods, comprising
DRESS SHIRTS,
UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
CRAvATS AND SCARFS,
Heavy Woot and Kid GLOVES,
HOSIERY, BOS0MS, COLLARS, dc.
The above invoice of goods, received this morning.
truly worthy OF public notice.
H. s. NJ is not behind the market in keeping frst-rate
Goods and willing sell lou az Ms oWest-ior proof
give him call and examine his goods. df Novl7.
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NEW FALL GOODS.

TIVE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and
those in tbs City and vicinity that he has in stofe
and III he in daily receipt of NEW FALL GOODS-c0ns
prsing of the best assortmens OF
Cloak Ey3eG Dress Goods
y that be found in Il is City, such as
TUIPET, MERINOS, LYONESE. ALPACAS, MOHAIa
LUSTRES, ORLEANS de LANES, PRINTS, &C,
ofevery variety style and price that be found in u
market. Also, a large assortment of
FUR en- is HING GOODS,
such Beached and Brown SHEETINGS and Shirtings
Tickings FEATHERS, Buraps, Crashes, Diapers,
Table Linens Beached, Brown and Cod Table Covers.&c
fs FEaMmelS.
have also large and well selected Of Elan
nes, consisting 10 part of Red Twed, Grey do Plain de-.
eached and Unbleached Cotton do, all OF which will h
sold at the VERY LOWEST PRICES
ShaWIS! ShaWIs!!
splendid assortment of All Wool CASHMERES ThI,et,
SILK, and BAY STATE Long and Square SHAWLS oi
Of every size, quality and price from Sc to $I2.
Hosiery and Gloves.
have hand and shall keep the best assortment Of
Mems, Women's and Childrens Hosiery and Gloves that
can be found in this city.
BTfOOEe11 Yarns.
also, have hand and shall keep the best assortment
OF arms of every variety and color, and we'll supplied
with all kinds of EDGINGS, INSERTINGS, THREAD,
PINS, TAPES, NEEDLES, &C., in short, every article
usually kept in Tire Stores. All of me above Goods will
be sold at he lowest possible prices.
Remember the No. 214 Main Street.
Sl9dwistt N. w. BATCHELDER.
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Furnishing Goods

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Messengers Notice.
WoRCEsTER, SIS. November "a 1919.
II ON. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner OF Insolvency
the County of Worcester, has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of LOT C. HOSMER, of
Boylston County Shoemaker insoven; debtor,
and the payment OF any debts and the delivery OF any
property belonging him his USE and the trdnser
OF any property by him forbidden by law.
The first meeting Of the creditors of said inso!vent
debtor will lie held Court of Insolvency, at the
office of said Chaplin, in Worcester in said County on the
tenth day of December nerf MT O'Clock in the fore
noon prove their debts and choose assignee or
assisnees Of his Estate.
N26 J. DAY. D. 8, Messenger. q
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Ousters-O vsfers-Oysfers!

G.. Ii. KELTON g. co..,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS OYSTERS,
No. Is Front ST., Worcester.
NTESSRS. X. & CO., import their Oysters and are
1V1 constantly receiving large quantities of the choicest
and delicious kinds that be procured and hater
themselves that they give entire satisfaction all who
may favor them with call. Orders thankfully received
and promptly attended to. N. G. SPRA&UE, for the Co
P.S, Families and arties supplied with Oysters CUT
FRESH sHELL at short notice. N26dw3m
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A PRIME article-for sac BY LEWIS r. LAZELL,
N Aphecary, No 2Ol Main street, doors north of the
American Heuse. d4w Worcester, Nov 8.
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SILKS FOB DRESSES.

1 GREAT variety of Silks has been added to my
n stock during the past week, making, altogether, the
best assortment undoubtedly, that offered in this
City, and the prices much lower than at the beginning
of the before.
As silks goods have advanced much Europe they will
be much higher here the Spring, purchasers will there
fore make great saving by supplying themselves the present
season. Nov. 81 DIV HENRY H. CHAMBERLAIN.
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SAVE THE TRANSPORTATION !

THE subscriber FACTURES, and has constantly
for sale, wholesale and retail, Burning Fluid,
warranted oil superior quality, oto be bought in
Boston or elsewhere-AIso, CAMPHENE. Also, just
ceved from he Mandatory large assortment OF FLUID
LAMPS ard LAMP TOPS, which Will be sold TO Traders
on the most favorable " Oil Lamps ALTERED
burn Fluid. III. AYRES,
Worcester. Nov s. dv1aw3mis 23S Main st.
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CHLOROFORM.
DIR. HARRIS, 1874 Main Street, is prepared to
extract Teeth WITHOUT pain by the of this recently dis
covered substitute for Etler-CHLoRoFoRM.
F9 ROSS'S XPreSS forward all sorts OF
parcels and small through direct the
Rail Road TO Newport Fail RiUer, Bristol and Warren.
July22. dwtf
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

WHEREAS, Woman, whose maiden name
w was MARY BURNS, from Thorny Bridge, Parish OF
Porstown CounIy Of TPperary relandwas upon the 3lst
day of January 1912 married by the Rev M Hay Parish
and, in April lo46, she LETT her lawful husband and
TO America. She and BRYAN LAIHY, blacksmith,
supposed be her first second cousin since been
living together man and vie. She is supposed
to be in Worcester, Farnumsvle in Grafton where she
has brother and two She is about Eve high
thin favored black hair and very thin light delicate
pexoD, with small mole the forehead. There
three spots of indelibe ink in the form of triangle upon
one o. her hands. She walks with prompt and active
gait The above reward will be paid for her detection
and apprehension. HIS
PATRICK Il FITZ PATRICK,
At Mrs Riley's, Temple St. !
Worcester, Nov 81, lS4o. N22d5twlt*
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a0 ROnrders Wanted.
A FEW gentlemen can be accommodated with Hoard,
IA at No. Is Orange Street. MRS. e. DAVIS.
Me a., Nm d6ts
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Cod Liver Oil

MANUFACTURED by E. .sou,her, the best article IN
IvA use for sale in quantity az the manufacturers
rr oes by ess LEWIS, T. LAZELL, Apothecary,
5NoseOi Main street, doors North Am House
Nov. % d&Wu
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WANTE ID,

WANTED,
yTsHREE four steut Boys TO learn she Blacksmith
Il trade To those who competent good encourage
Nov IL. - dw4w OsCooD BRADLEY.
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CONSUMPTION

cASsOT BE cUsEp
p Dseprootec, lsnz-cesToying Consumption saase,
be cured. What Consumption In s last stages bu.
consumption Of Ice lungslhe lzngs s<sseyedI Ana II
us true, how Il possible Tor humanity TO create rev
olesi Ought rot this iruh st1!e enpirc. who ara
making forianes Of cfshe miserable nsanty ofs wreehed
e"n'aptivs, BY heir q1sekery into some knd Of pro-
prsyl
Con'1np-Ees are very often poor Ia purse from Loo
'ps Of sickness and large family 10 nrnlan, ard 10
-As fooonz he grave 70 ke from The children Of these
poor erss'are' he rsnslaing dollar II people would
lAse some simple, BAT good femsdy-s cough syrup or
MRS JERDss COLD CANDY,
oelns more eouyeneuG and pleasant and UNIVERSAL
LII ADMITTED GOOD ARTICLE for all throa, md
iuns conpisa.s 1rsnerso,y 70 sae coos1npaoo mere
would 30 less food for tbs above villany.
MRS. JERvIYs COLD CANDY
The CSIVERsALLY-ADMITTED GOOD REMEDY
Fos AL rsRS&r AID LCss COMPLAINTS vkxxoxIrosy 70
TIRE cossrayrIor.
Sod who.ssse and retail BY Mrs w JrRvIs ses Brood
way one door above frsnkin-st
Asents-hnshon, CLARK Co. ITO Broadway, Irvine
Eooss anc 10 Asof House, Mira N Hsyss lis Fultsu-s
SfooliJn' and ey drusgiss generally
kaeh 2acsAss is Invariably signed MIRA Jsxvtx
pc sure % of for Mrs. JrRvrSs God Csndy '.~f
fe' ~ u eesxs<ss q ~ - = md y sssA. ole d
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vARNocKs FOuRDoLLAR RATS

IT, Are not your illshapen, uncouih coarse hs' sai'e
ed looking has commonly seen &c Broadway upon h
head. Of Otherwise we.1res.ed gentlemen, hut renns
able Tor tho beauty Of their model neSnes sra eess,i
sai.h Yoa csn easily Distinguish them We. aefls,s
Ell s we sre with thea nevertheless We are a. Les car
selves amazed Al re msn'est Improvement exhibited =
the appearance u the purchaser A few more Of -
sane sor" can be osialrej - 2oS Broadway OIL 4.
rS- H,rs fok EvsaisooY. ,So A. rssrts s,irf"
FOR elceriy gentlemen. who require comfort
For midile.s ,e5 gentlemen, " b desire Durability.
For the f..hiouahs young who seeks The fash'os
For the gentleman. who studies geniAiy
Aud hsr the bscAe.or. who wants 10 be rea'inaisd
Begin Al The bead. gentlemen, and pa, on Que " WA"
Mock. HAS n The head il right yoa al night
% 81 WAkSOCh>, 20 hroh1"S
KNOX HArs-That a genucmsn can be kuo"u ~ ia-
hst he wears can no longer be doubted The best ard
mos, rehned men have admitted the fact IT'S equally
tue ha, KNOX Is the only who can give yoa se-
u.maus hat Co. then. to his establishment ~ fahonst
and make yourself gentleman. l4s fu'ion-'t
RrFlsED suc.ss, FiSs BACK Ira, JAW, cosFsr. g..
Il O. Fowler. 80 and s.s Greenwich. = Nesey, ard
40 Grand sts has in large STOCK OF crushed oa
retired yellow aud other sugars whch he II otefltg ~
the barrel at factory pTees aso, fne dssod Blsck To
s. eent- Java Coffee roasted and ground, and groceries
and foreign fruits. &c OF all siuts he sells hclesse ans
retail for cash only our country readers would DO wei
a., ,tys him arsn ou p.
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By The MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN hail
Peun.yivau.a Election.


The Phi aielpaia B4nefia Of as: evening hss
tie foilorin. remarks il regard % the recent
election ia Pennsylvsnis
THz ELrc-Iox-l-. RzsrLT TIE res1l' Of ne
eeeuOn 10 Ire city .nd county Of FniisdeiPeA
curious and unexpected Esch party . cisspPo1h'-a
Ia some respseis but more n ~ grained Ia o'nes
toe city, Judge Jones has deie.ie M G.P-n, ~
regular wns candidate for Mayor. By nj MY Of
about g ost TIE rsxrlar Wig Council Z xst ns
oe4tsn he Ino-pcnoent eker y sresPeeisSie aslo'
y. The defeat Of Giyin Ia persoua rather ran
party failure therefore. Judge !c1-- escten 49,.
51.s5s 20 sosre popular s.r; n IN favor Of change
zs1 . c11steTsle degree 81 ir-iin. 10 favor - -
- ESQ --nce % Bis ccmDuls - re-. az anon IS
dent Of Grad College. Tat tie WIZ party -
party Is 81 Ia g. majority in The cry y e'.l ..
ron to- success of ia C0unc tcse. Tue opposiuon
~ year the NOS, thoroughly organized n-o. nss
n i'd rs appearance Tor yesrs, and vas ssssro y
c.rcumstsnces peculiarly is-orsne % - ssc' -
uot -key scCa % rallied az1n IN favor az ahy oPPy
siuoa. Ire City Assembly ticket Is elected ~ n.na
GONE majority. 10 fact except OF Ire merely mgnle.
pa qae-non, tie Nnig party shows noi .a',eu e1s
msiorfy Of last yesr. DIT u. usual msjon'y Il 800
R0ihsfnel. the saerir, : SO vote. more lnsn Nea'
which . quite up 20 he standard .,
In tie counfy the ioco-Foco Assembly tieket has
been elected. Spring Garden chooses housa and
Ready municipal ticket while hsnsasion' ~oi
meAsng and tna Northern Liberties have sooe iof zoe
Loco Foc0s 1ae Rough and Ready Candidates Tor
County Treasurer, Clerk Of Orphans CouI', sn1
Comfy Comns.ioner, appear to oe enossn oss zoe
bare probably beaten tie Rough and Ready eandi1as
Tee isss-t Of Roihermel the Rough add Ready noni-
nee for Sheriff IL attributable chiefly 70 TIE Tact that
native csn1date M FAR, w.. IN tne nr4o % ts-'
TIE combination Of Natives and wings 10 favor Of Ro-
taernei net complete Mr. Deal IL the nrst Loco
Foco candidate FOR sheriff who Ia, been elected in the
City and County Ct Philadelphia, for twenty yeNs
The Loco.Foco Canal C0umissaner. Mr Gamble,
has been 'sctsd by ms outy ranging from 1900 70
Il 900. The House OF Representatives IS aso Loco
Foco this year. Great apparent changes have taken
place In the Interior counties but iho.e changes
pfedieated on TIE Presidential election last rail For
instance the Democrats have gained 800 IN -cnuy ALL
uHty, last year but In reality haVe only restored
70 that county ts ususl political character
PHILADELPHIA CITY.
Mayor .Gilpip ~. sea Jones, Ind. 6tse Seat 10.
Joel Jones over Glpia, 65 over al. %.
slevi5. Rothermel B......t932 Deal L.--...fsce
Dickinson Iad... -25 FsrT Nairs.. COS
Rothernei over Deal. 1858
CT en-. Euler " 1876 Gsmse L f6l2 Cieaver " 90
FuIlers majority over Gamble. -..g7si
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DIsPAIcEIs FRos GEsERAL TwIo5s-The on
csl report sf Gen T~iss. pahiissed today. was for
zsrded - Captain Fisher by express % Gov Nosesy,
accompanied b 81 Interesting letter, Ct even Gate
herewith, nom TIA; gallant o5cer witch 80 rssre;
thH We have 10 room 70 publish lF.orids >en. Oct z
HE>DsrA,TEks. WxsTEsN DIVISION,
TArPA BAY. Florida sept p, lcis
su have The honor 10 inform you that on The A-in
inst had interview With tie chiefs Of the Florida
Indians q; ChsEio;,es hsr5or. They 6isclGm Tor ne
nation al disposition unfrienciy 70 the vhiss-ssy the
recent ouirsses were uukuoWn . tie nation and were
perpst-aisd ~ few outlaws who deserved punish.
neat ard vto ril be surrendered 70 gsuce some
time ir ne course Of the coming month.
Under these circumstances entertain he hope iast
securry and c1lsdslce vii soOr Dc secuTe1 20 the
ciizeDs
an, sr, very respectfully your obec.=ni .ervsni,
\ 3 IMfGG>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-11

fy-Among the numerous European exiles who
are arriving in Amercs, we have had the pleasure
OF making the acquaintance Of gentleman whose name
has not been prominent in any OF the recent satous
bu, whom would gladly aid in establishing himself
Ia this country He Is pupil OF tie celebrated Lie
biz and has for some years filed the Office Of PrOies
sor OF Chemistry and Physics in public Institution IN
Europe. He does not yet speak Eugsh with sufficient
huency 20 undertake similar place in this country
but would Ike 20 find employment as a private in-
srnctor In those branches Of science From long prse
cs he Is particularly able 10 assist beginners and
far 10 render them competent 10 prss
ecute their studies alone He 10 slso thoroughly
qusintsd with drawing both in landscape end figures
and In connection with civil and typographical eDg
nsering speaks several languages expectations very
moderate.
ANY Of friends who may wish for the services Of
such gentleman, will find him by Supplying At the
editorial rooms OF The Trtbaat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-11
M H,szrstvre. Wednesday. Dc, 10.
Later from Porf-nr.Prince.

PHiLADELTHiA, wednesday Oct NJ ~
By al arrival 81 this port from Port-a1-Pnnco'
vita ds;es to Sept M Ve Learn that SoOiouque had sent
70 Frsrce for throne FOR himself and Empress, y hich
was TO exceed 10 AID grandeur those Of The oldest
and most aristocrstic Courts Of Europe Two orders
Of king thood had been established for the honor OF
the newly created non!y-that Is the lmPerisl title
Of 81. Tsustssu and the Legion OF Honor
Business AFFAIRS continue extremely dull, occasioned
principally by the enforcement OF the monopoly laws
There no COFFEE 10 be had and LoGwooD was
very scarce at so. liayuan currency, per NJ The
ports to be closed in 30 days against al imports
and exports Ia foreign vessels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-11

II Tho FoREIcs NEws should have arrived
ass night n the due course Of things bat up 10 the
tine Of our going 70 press this morning not whs
per OF it had reached us. Its probable that the
recent storm has dersnged the telegraph, ard il
may be some time before a dispatch can be got
through from Amherst, in Ecyascotia, the present
tsrm, oua ~ the line
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PHrrAnEIFHIA, Oct. l0-i: ? ".


Dislfei III PHrLADELFHrA, Oct. lo-l: P N.
Il is though. thst the Independent csSaicats Ter
Mayor hss defss;sd the wig candidate by snail ms
oriy The returns indicate thst the LocoF oco oAne
Date for sber. is elected BY 100 minority, which viii
probably be the average Loco majority In the City and
County.
There {. but little doubt Of the election Of Gamble fer
Canal Commissioner By slsrgs majority The election
psssed OF very qniaty.