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WORCESTER IYCETTM

/ FUTURES for the ensuing Course at the CITY HALL
~ on TIL RsDAY EVENING of each week:
Dec. S-E 7. Whpple, Esq, Boston.
lS-Prof N b. Anderson, Of aterville ColIeee.Me
zo-hev Marx Hopkins, D. D., President Of vii.
Jamestown College.
21-Rev. T. :. King, Of Boston,
jan S-George p. Fisher, A. b., Of Worcester.
iO-kev Theodore Parker, Of Boston.
l7-kev Warren Burton OF Worcester
24-Thomas Chase, Esq. OF Worcester
Sl-Elihu Burritt, A. M, of Worcester
Feb wendell Phillips, Esq, OF boston,
d4-Joseph Mason, Esq, OF Worcester.
zl-Elias Mason, Esq. Of Newburypert.
- 2a-Eli Thayer, Esq, OF Worcester.
mar, !-Richard ii. Dana, Jr., Esq, Boston.
M l4-kev. Henry Ward Beecher, Brooklyn, NY.
tickets or the course may be obtained OF the Secretary
ana at me bookstores, at the following prcesentle
men, Ladies and Minors so cts. All purchasers of
wiz De entlted to the use OF the Lbrarv contain
ing about 1900 volumes of well selected books for the
whole year. ''' '''
inc doors VIII be opened at y and closed nj II o'clock
Dec 4. dwlw EDWARD SOUTHWICk sec,y
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u We so much in the habit of cantng about our
superior morality this country, that ii is well TO be re-
minded occasionally of such lhumiIahng contrasts as
presented in The blowing sentence from letter of
the regular Berlin correspondent OF the N. CONNER
cial Advertiser who says-1t was my fortune to live
in many different places in France, and never did in>
stance of theft by domestic laborer come to my
knoMledge y
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KILLED Al A RACE. At trial OF speed
between "Forest Grove" and "Rose Washing
ton," for purse Of $500, near Frederick. Md.
Mr.. George W. Cook, who belonged some W here
in the North, was thrown from his horse, and re.
ceived injuries from which he died. @
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NIARRIEn-

In Wesiboroush, Nov 9th. Mr. Dexter Ii. Brigham of
Springfield TO Miss Louisa G. Forbush.
In Ware, Nov 26, Mr. John r. knapp OF Fort Madison
Iowa, TO Miss Caroline Field Mr. Horace G Luce 10 Miss
Martha Jane Hill; Mr. Joel E. Whtmore to Miss Eliza
beth l.. Wait OF Greenwich ~
In West BrookHeld, Mr. John D. Bush of North R,ooh
field to Miss Laura L. Barlow. ~
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The STATE Prison. The Bunker Hill Au-
rora complains OF the lax Management of the Mas
sachusetts State Prison. 1t asserts there are now
about 400 conyicts in durance. being 100 more
than the new buildings will hold, and the d.api
dated cells of the old prison are crowded with
criminals 10 gangs OF threes and fours.
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DIED.

In Grafton, Aug 49, Mary sabIina 10 wears. and Sent
2s'd, Henry Rodney ii years, children of Rodney and
the city OF Mexico, Franz Coenen the distinguished
vionlst who came TO this country with Henry Herr
In steughton, Benjamin Disbee, 80 He was soldier
me reVoinon and served his country nearly the whole
OF peace in 1888. 'S
In Warwick, r. L. Nov 2s, Gideon spenc r, ESQ, the
proprietor OF the well known medicine Spencers Pills se
In Caanan, Lchfeld Co, Conn.,, Nov II, MrszlLssnah
vile OF Abel Josn, formery Of Soulhbridge Nj IL
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XXXIst CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Dec. A
SENATE. Senators Rusk, Turner, Dayton and
Sebastian took their seats. No business of pub
lie interest has transpred to-day.
House. This morning the journal was read.
A letter from the Secretary OF the Treasury,
transmitting estimates, was placed on the mem.
ber's desks
The ballotings for Speaker were resumed:
VOTES FOR SPEAKER
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AN ELoPEMENT. An lrishman named John
Murphy, resident in Harvard, reported at the
City Marshal's Office this morning tina his wife
yesterday eioped with one Michael Rock-but
what was harder still, carried away $3.50 belong
ing to her husband, together with his clothes and
watch. She condescended, however, to leave him
their two children to take care OF.
Boston Transcript, Deel.
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~@H S1F 10 10 "a ZZ3
OF the new arrivals, Brown of Miss. voted Tor
Cobb OF Ga, Shepperd of N C for Winthrop OF
Mass and Hubbard of Ala. for Richardson Of III.
After the tenth ballot, and the number of
candidates increasing, motion was made at l2
o'clock to adjourn. which was carried. So the
contest will begin again tomorrow.
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SHOCKING AccIDEET.-We learn from Blackstone
that some portion Of large brick building the
of being erected, at Waterford gave way, yesterday
and fell to the ground, carrying with il number OF
worknen, of wnom six severely iujured-,hree of
them, it was feared, mortaly, and when informant
left, it was reported that one was already dead
We understood that il was the inner portion oflhe bull
ding that fell, and NOT the outside wall The accident
was said to be owing to deficiency in the formation
The building belonged to Welcome Farnum Esq, and
was inendedto accommodate the Bank, and for other
purposes.
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The MASSACHUSETTS QUARTERLY REVIEW for
December l849 is at hand It's table Of contents is
follows
Art. l. Senatorial Speeches on Slavery.
II. week on the Concord and Merrimack River.
Ill. The Divine Man.
~ Sunday Contracts.
v. Nh Coman on English Agriculture.
vi The Financial condition Of Russia.
VII. The Massachusetts Indians.
VIII. Mr. Folks Administration.
TX Short Reviews and Notices
We have had ume yet, TO look ii but little but
We have found the second article, very amusing one
migh, be expected from J Russell Lowell, when re-
siescing Thoreau! Other articles are from the pens Of
R. Hldleh, Theodore Parker Wendell Phillips, James
G. Birney &c
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A K1l-

The thanks of the subscriber are rendered IN the Fir
pepr meni ana Citizens of Worcester for their prompt
ekerlohs IN endeayoring his effects from fire on
AnmankssiVIns evening. HOLLIS CHAPLIN
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The new Catholic church 10 Taunton was demolished
y the wind on Saturday afternoon Is, inst The walls
were Of brick and unfinished the gable ends the
roof was partly boarded, Loss estimated at $4,000
will fall upon the contractors.
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Boys CLOTHING. Nothing adds more to the appears
ance Of small boys, than The style Of their garments
AT OAK HALL, BosToS, there is great variety Of
styles, and one would soon End f Take your Bows
there.
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Nomination for Congress.
Nv. DStriCt-JOHN G. PALFREY Of Cambridge.

HORRIBLE SUFFFRINGs.-The last steamer honl
Liverpool brought melancholy and almost unparalleled
account OF shpwreck, suffering and death. The British
brig South Stockton OF New Castle, from Quebec,
Sprung leak in heavy gale on the lth of October,
and not being able to work the pumps, she became
ter-logged. The put considerable quantity Of
provisions water, and other articles in large house
which The vessel had deck, when, just as they had
succeeded The vessel suddenly careened her
beam ends, and the master and boy were washed
erboard. The decks swept OF everything, ncud>
ing the house and provisions, aud the topmass were
carried away when the vessel righted. The men
took the tops, and made of canvass around
them, them, as much possible, from the Sc
verify OF the weather. 10 this state they remained eev-
days without any assistance, excepting very small
quantity OF water, when one OF them died they
under the necessity Of eating small portion Of Their
companion They continued dropping one by ore, I'LL
they were all dead but Robert Hogg, chief mate, aud
Henry Leslie, second mate, who sustained themselves
by eating small portion Of their companions, and
drinking their blood. They in this deporabe stu
alton twenty FIVE days, %ben the 5tb Of November,
they were fallen in with by the barque Helen Thomp
son, from ST. John N b., taken off and carried 10 Eng
land
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GT 1t said lhat the English Government has in,im>
ated to the Governor of Canada, that
will be adopted TO prevent an annexation
the United States If the popular will be decidedly
pressed in favor of that measure.
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10 There considerable talk about Congress reius-
ing send Minister Austria-because of the Aus
tran barharI,ies in Hungary. We think if Col Webb
is going to be sent anywhere he should be sent Aus
tra. The apologst for American Slavery and the
Mexican War would ind it no difficult matter TO frater-
nize with the butcher Haynau
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LIEUT. JOHN L. EATos, az. s. N."-Our readers
will recoect this gentleman the gay deceiyer who
last Summer married respectable girl from Schenec,a>
dy County N Y, brought her TO Albany and there de,
serted her. Ii now appears that he was an old hand at
the game Early last Spring, be appeared in 81 Louis
under the Of Francis Rivers got good socies
~, and married fine girl with whom he removed 10
Peoria, III. He soon LEFT her. and carried off her Jewell
ry, with several sums Of money which he had borrowed
With this money he visited Albany, and played the
seoundfel gaH0 again successfully. A third wife is also
reported 10 have beer discovered in Cincinnati. The
villain jet at large, and very probably engaged his
old business. HU is an iegtmate and born in
the county where he found bis New York victim.
WESTERN RAILROAD RlcEiPrs-The compara-
live receipts from passengers and freight upon the
Western Railroad for the week ending Nov a. in tire
years 1s48 and 1919 are as annexed
Fss .sok ending Nov "a is49;Ps.s sis7 90 .. !.
= :. ls4s-Pass. a,7osso
Fft &c 1897 Oe-&a5 ,sl5 90
Gain for the weekiD ls49 3, $50 90
OF which ss,8sO 90 fom freight, and si4ss o5 is for
passengers.
FLOuR TAAFFIc ON WESTERN RAILROAD Tho
following comparative of the freight traffic on
the Western Railroad Tor tho time annexed interesting
item:
Flour AT Bosror VIA THE wEsrEnr RAILROAD.
Por four weeks ending Nov. "A, Is4o 1896 bbIs
1913 1886 /"
Gain in four weeks OF 1s49 1881 /"
OF which gain s47l barrels 10 the gain of the week
ending Nov. "a, ls4s.
FkE-The brick church in Greenfield was colsid, |
erably damaged by FIRE s npdsy evening and would
have been destroyed but for an evening meeting
Died IN Duchess county, N r.. poor house, July go |
Samuel Barber, negro, aged ll6 years.
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HJ The Northampton Courier, very excellent Free
Soil newspaper published by Henry s. Gere. has been
enlarged. We trust thatthe Free Soers 81 Hampshire
County are giving II good support.
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FACTOtlY n,tl l..r-

- / sPENCER, u table Tor Cottn or Wool
fs@ Goods, or o,her manufacturing or mechanic
s&sAaSI urposes. sad Fac DRY ritaaed ~ The Cent
ia.e II spencer, on a never failang rtream of wat
living suieai power cp rating 90 cotton looms al
prepariiiAn, ar mo than sufficient 81 set wool
machinery. The hui'tns SO nA 80 a. three stories n
attic, nearly new aud IN rs>i otder with "a II brt
wheel, with main drums and belts Connected with ii
oh. We in y q itp-l lnae.
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II Nearly hall loot Of snow ielI at PonIa nd on
Monday.
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The Supposed Tragedy Further Devolop.
mems IL is stated upon the authority of two
physicians that DR.. Keep who but three or four
weeks previous to the disappearance of DR.. Park
man. performed dental operations Tor him, has
examined the mineral teeth and portion Of the Jaw
found in the ashes at the Medical College, and at
once pronounced the teeth to be the same. in his
opinion, as those he made tors Dr. Parkman and
that upon comparing the mould, made for DR.
Pdrkmsn's teeth, with those found at the college,
his opinion was fully confirmed.
he coronor's jury, upon further examination OF
the remains, bave ascertained to their satisfac.
uon, that there was knife stab on the left SIDE
between the nth and sixth ribs, through into the
cavity Of the chest
On Monday afternoon the Ianiy of Dr.. Park.
man visited the College and after examining the
remains identified them as those of the late Dr.
George PoTknan! The grounds OF identified.
uon are not to be given the public in advance Of
the inquest Instructions are given by the fam
lily, to Mr. III. Merrill, undertaken. to procure a
leauen CONN IN which the body is directed 10 be
deposited i'll spirits.
II IS stated that several bones belonging to an
arm OF the body, have been discovered by the
committee OF physicians.
Mr.. Sawin, the Cambridge expressman, saws
he has conveyed goods to and from CAMBRIDGE
for Professor Webster, ever since the erection of
Oh tne college, aud that he always (previous to
ths 25d OF Novembe) had free access into the
Proressor,s room, whenever he brought any
tnine to the city TOR him. He says that during
the week preceding the discovery OF the BODY.
thu door fthe Professors private room was al
ways locked at times when it formerly used to
De open, aud that during that week, he was or
dered by Professor Webster, to leave all bundles,
packages, &C., tor him, in the entrywa y outside.
ChronOtype.
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Died IN Duchess county, N r.. poor house, July 80.
Samuel Barber, negro, aged li6 years.
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Providence & Worcester Railroad.

WINTER AkhANGEMENT-PA PASSENGER TRAINS
On and after December Sd, ls49.
THROUGH TRAINS
Leave worcester at II A. M. and 4. 10 PM
Leave Providence at 7.45 Am. 8 4OPM
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached
leaves worcester for Uxbrdge (where connects with
special Train for Providence,) at II. 80 A. NJ.
UXBRIDGE SPECIAL TRAINS
Leave Uxbridge at Is p. NJ
Leave Providence at II, so AM
TIE THROUGH TRAINS CONNECT
AZ Miville with coaches Statewide AT Uxbridre
with coaches or Milford and Mendon At Whitins with
coaches for East Doug as and Whitnsvle AT Farnums
WIN coaches for Graf on centre and E. Village Al
worcester with trains Of the Western Railroad and Nor
w,c ana worcester and Worcester Nashua r. roads
and from Boston, Dedham, &c. -
me 80 Tram connects Providence with trains for
6oston, Taunton, Pail River, N Bedford &c.
M "a Cess tickets sold for Uxbrdge Special Train nor
H. 80 train from Worcester.
through trains do stop Hamlet
Dec >. dwtf ISAAC HINCKLEY Sup't
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erably damaged by FIRE on Sunday evening, and woult
have been destroyed but for an evening meeting.
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WANTED

w AN i EEVe
n upper ROOM or hall, with an area of five or six
hundred feet on or near Main Street Inquire at this
eo' dot" Dec 5.
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Gain in four weeks OF 1s49. 1881 +"
OF which gain s47 barrels ia the gain Of the weel
ending Nov. "a, ls4s
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-06-09
Pictorial Edition Of d'Aubigne's
great work on the Reformation

nF THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY IN GER
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JOS. a. Spell, No 90 Cherry ST. above 9th
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work, with Is engraved illustrations from ori.
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The publisher respectfully calls the attention
of the Trade aud the public generally, TO this
work being the only illustrated edition published
in the United States--He trusts that the beauty
of lis embellishments, the strong and substantial
manner in which it is bound, in conjunction with
the known popularity of the work itself, will be
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JOS. A. Spell. 96 Cherry ST. above 9th.
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-06-09

presenting the public with remedy for the treatment
nid cure o FEVER AGrE and other billions diseases
hpnpuEy Is needed. Vast numbers in the United States
who suffer from these affections in their varied forms ar.
conicledto seek relief from other the nnc-
diaic prescriptions NJ the regular physician II hccburs
therefore object nf humanity. ms well as n public inter
est. I" bring lr1oe them rcni,sly prepared ION much x-
percncc, and which may always be relied npnn sArE,
EFFEcTUAL. AND HARMLESS TO riIE CONSTITUTION That
snc Is the true character Of the INDIA CIIOIAGOGIE
Is amply atested by the universal with which has
been employed, .... .. ....... ..
to Extract from communication Of The Hon Wr
LIAM WooDBRDGE, Of the L. Senate lafe Governor Of
Michigan.
DETROIT. Oct. 81, $50
Dear Sr-l have read with much interest. ynur little
TEAEul9f upon The tauses. Treatment and cnren of the
cmi' Diseases which have extensively prevailed in ur
country during the last few monils-nn n,crcs, Increase,
no doubt. hy the fart that have individually suffered 3,
mach from them. Though feel myself very incnnrtet
n Judge safely upon subject entirely professional VET
your theory seems 70 me well reasnne and your crn-
lated To produce much practical rorl
Speaking oi the mcicue he says 1T fully justified your
ntterng expectations and se, convenient, and p,p-
l'r rtmdy my own experience. induces tn he
evc that it will prove great public benefit am nssed
tn learn lmi You have recently established several agencies
for lis dIspsr"n-thouch regret that, with a view to a
more general dissemination ot it, you shod have found ii
necessary tn remove from your present residence am gg us
With much respect have the honor 10 be, sir, ~
Iour obliged servant,
| ora .f' WILLIAM WOODBRIDGE.
~ From Hon. STEPHEN V. II. TEowuRIpGE Of Mich
gan state Senate, /" the Agent at Detroit. -..'.f'
| dbl. BiRNNGHhM, OAKLAxD Co. Dec. 49, 1871
Sir--you wish me 20 inform you what know of nr
ps"rs lnllH thnlIgu que, anti-hiuus uletlcinc d,
hrrVr ti the virinr aud efficacy Of this medicine ucr.
Sene'nuy known the FEVER AND wuukl disappear in
! Michigan 80 IT. ~
procured bottle in The spring Of 1871 and have good
reason n believe that myself and family escaped the nrn
/ last season IN consequence Of its use
Perhaps IN no summer snce the settlement Of this fine
peninsula has the fever aud ague been prevalent as the
Inst have recommended this medicine IL numerous in
stances aiui when the 'i'7ise d become fixed and ,,
the SKIN of physicians; aud have never known f l.
has universally produced the happy effects and brt
rve II has never been exceeded hy any medicine in reno.
wing the bilious diseases of the climate -
| Yours, respectfully,
| STEPHEN V. X. TROWBRID6E
! Ascih toI Sunhury-H. i. MASSf.R Northumberland
| grve, MAY KLOSE. '''
| May q, lSis--d .....H ...
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COLUMBIAN SERIES OF,
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SuNBURY AMERICAN AND SHAMOKIN JOuRNAI-
IMPORTANTlTO'iTHE PUBLIC.
EcRSE AND CATTLE
. 2 (. MEDICINES.
Don't permit your Horses or cattle to die, when
the means of cure are within the reach of all

The undersigned has spent several years in the
study of Veterinary practice in "London and h.
dinboro ~ he has also availcd himself of the rescar-
chcs of Lcibig, and other celebrated men, who have
contributed so much towards iudicious treatment
0i 0iaiilnals; the principles Of practice consists
in the rejection of general bleeding and the total
rejection Of all medicines that experience has
shown TO bc of dangerous tcndancy. These re-
mcdics act in harmony with the vital principle, and
when given according to the directions which ac-
company each article they arc capable Of exciting
and increasing the natural functions, without di-
minishing or destroying their power, hence are
satein the hands of every one. ,L ....- ...
.Ht, e.. ...-..a.... G. II. DADD, NJ. D,
'1t A List of Horse and Cattle Medicines.
Phvsic balls, 75c. per box. ',a D" Hlu.I,y
Alternative hall, 75c do .'H.n'ut I...
81. powders for bad condition, 75c per pack.
age. ..t. .t.H ed. is.f t.. ...a
Hcavc powder for diseases of the lungs, 75c dc.
Urine powder for " 81 kidneys, zoe do
Tonic powder for Ind conditions gIandcrs, 75c do
Cordial drink for inflammation of bowels, 75c per
bottle. . ... .... ......... 7.
Liquid blister, 75c per bottle. ..I
Omtnen, for promoting the growth of hair, SOC
per pot.
Healing balsam for wounds and saddle gals, 75c.
per hottie. .#.
Wash for inilamcd eyes, soc per bottle
Ointment for mango scratches, old sores, &C., SOC
Embrocalion for sore throat 15c per bottle.
Hoof ointment for sand crack, brittle hoof, &c, soc
per bottle.
Horse Linimcnt, the most celebrated article known
in England for lamcness of every description, 75c
d $ per hottie. .ft|1
Distcmpcr powder for rcd water, S per hottie.
Worm powders for the removal of worms from
the intestinal canal, 75pcr package. t.. .....
For sale by S'TIMPSON & REED, &c Mcr-
chants Row. also at DADD'S HORSE AND
CATTLE MEDICINE DEPOT, Nos. d =
Haymarkct Square, Boston,
Pamphlets describing the diseases for which
these remedies used can be had gratis.
Numerous Certificates are in possession of the
Proprictors, of cures performed by the above Medi-
cincs.
Soldhy GREEN & FLETCHER, No. &c South
SMITH Street. Philadelphia and by his
AGENTs.-HENuY M,ssER, Sunbury,
February 3, lS49--tf