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FoR SALE or RENT.

Iva TIVE DRYDEN ESTATE $50 called COM,
fa:gN 4 OF IL acres OF Land, with Factory
Ai.s9- and 60 by 30; BrestWheei, TeDemeDR
IN Factory, Picker, LapPer. four #. and
Drawing Mule, Condensers, Wsrper, an vi
The above Estate is situated in Holden,a Ie
centre. N
Also-The Davis Estate, situated in the own,
story Brick House, Barn, Sheds, &C., WI = OF
Land.
Also, the RURAL FACTORY, "a by So viii. Looms
and preparation, Brest Wheel and sufficient TeeBens,
situated in the nerh part Of said Holden Also, Nfck-
ing and Batting null with 5l2 spindles ard IL cards near
the other mill, and three first unoccupied Water
Powers, just below the above named factories.
Also, In Phipston, Brick Factory with 20 Looms aHd
Preparation, and II small Wooden Mil below, with Cas-
smsre Looms, &C., with Tenements and Land.
Ao, in Leicester about 100 rods from the Depot, first
rate Water Power, Houses and Barn. with Land.
All tie above property will be sold at great Bargain,
Rented.
Also, 'ot OF MACHINERY not in use, 20 Looms, pair
Mules, 10 Cards and other Machinery.
Terms to slit purchasers tenants.
The Real Estate will be sold rented, with or without
the Machinery and the latter will be sold separate, IL
wanted SAMUEL DAMON.
Holden, May sl,la49 d2aw3w wet
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TTNHE Summer Term will commence on Wednesday,, the
srth of June, under the care OF the Principal and
Female Assistant.
Board can be obtained upon reasonable terms, and in
the family with The Principal if desired
Pupils residing in Worcester, and who prefer to board
at home can be supplied by the Principal with Term
Tickets which will allow passage by any or every train
OF cars on the Providence and Worcester RailroRd.
Tuition IS to $3.50. A. Z. STONE,
NIilIbury NAV 80. dot Principal
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MRS. A. l.. NORCROss.

The celebrated MEsMERIo PHYSICIAN, by the strong
solicitations % her friends, has been prevailed upon 10
return to WORCESTER, and has taken Rooms at the
AMERICAN HOUSE, where she will attend 10 the Ex-
animation and Prescription OF all Diseases that flesh is
heir to, for few days only. DIV May 26.
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PROVIDNNCE & WORCESTER RAIL
n.

TTlHE Stockholders OF the Providence and Worcester
i Rail Road Company hereby notified that the first
payment of twenty dollars each share of The stock
TO which they by virtue OF the resolutions creating new
stock by stockholders at their annual meet
ing on the 2lst inst and also passed by the Beard Of
Directors are entitled is payable the ceJth day Of
June merit the Office of the Treasurer iu Passenger
Depot Pr0vidence.)
The payments due in October and January can be
made al any time interest the rate of per cent per
annum for the time remaining until the maturity OF said
payments being deducted thereom The transfer books
will be closed from the LIST to the 18th day OF June.
By order of the Board
ISAAC BROWN, Treasurer.
provjdence lime g. 1849 dtJI2
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HpMEMSOE&.

= CASES Best Philadelphia make, comprising
- the New style French Patterns with inaid handles
and pearl tips.
Handsome Black PGrasoIs and Ladies Umbrellas.
CHEAP PARASOLS III great variety from 20 cts to l..
Purchasers of the above goods will find better asserts
than has been exhibited in Worcester, at Lou
Prices, at CHAMBERLlN'S.
Nav 90 DIV
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OsEPH S. BROOKS,

=
Teacher of Music as a Science and an Art,
D OOMS in connection with G LORING'S Music Store
IN aud Piano Forte Ware Rooms, 40 Main-street.
Lessons upon the Plan" Forte seraphne, Violin, Mc.,
given any hour most convenient for the pupil Thorough
ins tructon in the science. Success warranted.
Worcester, MAY 20 diff
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VIM, w. AYRES,

United States Shoe store,
EEAS Boots and Shoes in abundance every variety
Ia necessary for comfort and beauty, thick and thi
great and small The public respectfully invited to
call and examine his fresh stock goods for themselves
Mav2 d&w 4w No. 255 main ST. Worcester
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State Mutual Life Assurance Conn
pany of Worcester.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Annual Meeting OF
IN the Assured Members AMI Guarantee Stockholders of
the State Mutual Life Assurance Company OF Worcester
the choice Directors make alterations in the By
Laws and other business will be held at the Company IS
Office in Worcester Wednesday, June 9Th, at ten
O'Clock A. NJ CLARENDON HARRIS,
Worcester, May %, l849. dim Secretary.
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Cisternas Cememted,


$1,000 w OTC6SEbE EXpEGoSe
- 49, FTJHE subscriber has commenced runnin&
%NER-1A i Stage to and from Upton daily
(Hundays excepted,) to connect with thu
line between Worcester and Grafton leaving Upton Hoe
at ST AM, and returning win leave the General Stag
Office, Worcester at 5 P. M. sss
The Grafton and Worcester Stage win twice da
leaving Worcester at 10 Am. and PM Leave GraloN
at Z A. M. and P. NJ. sssS,i,s-.+ ~
Books kept at the Grafton Hotel at L. M. Smiths Poo
Office, N E. Village, and in Worcester, at the CenerH
Stage Office first door North of the American Temperan<
House. Wf@ eFa@ M
1t is very necessary that all Express Business should
accompanied with written orders and signed persona
that 1t may be done with correctness. sT
Sept IL. dwtf TYLER HARRINGToM
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NOTICE.

NV a IOEIs
TTIIE Coparnership heretofore existing between the
subscribers under the firm of J. F. 81 G. e. SMITH,
will hereafter continue under the Of SMITH d
BROTHER. JOHN r. SMITH,
GEO. E. SMITH.
The public are reminded that the subscribers
constantly supplied with BOOTS and SHOES in
great variety which offered reasonable prices
CASH. SMITH a. BROTHER,
lie Main Street, opposite Waldo Block.
Worcester, May 20. d3t
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Flower Plants at Auction.

By PRATI' 4 SCOTT
sa$2s, TTNHIS DAY, Saturday, June 2, at
A&S4 4 O'Clock p. NJ at Office, we shall sell at Auc-
YIIY ton, $50 House Plants, in Blossom and
'V7TT very su erior.
The Ladies' are invited attend this sale.
Jane 9. dit
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TO LET.

TO LET,
b. THE STORE on the Boston and Worcester Rail
sMfA Dad, Sultons Grist Mill. 1t is of
A the most convenient buildings for the Flour, Grain
and Salt Trade in the City of Worcese being situ
ated to unload directly from the Cars 1t has four
large bins for Grain Salt, which receive the loading
from the cars and to The amount OF nearly 1C00 bushels
each without scarcely any labor. This Establishment
be had enable terms, ii applied for
Fer further particulars, inquire of EDWARD EARLE,
or DARIUS RICE. dew mo. 6.
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State Mutual Life Assurance Company
of Worcester.
TTNHE Stockholders in this Company hereby notified
that the annual dividend per cent, will be
payable their Office, the Central Bank, Hednes>
day. the sirh day ofJume to those hcdDg stock on the
gath instant VIM DICKINSON, Treasurer.
Worcester Nav %, 1919. dtm
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DIR. A. PAIGE.
Wilder's Patent Salamander Safes.

Secured against Gunp0l0der and warranted not 10 ure
books papers by ddnpness
TNHESE SAFES made in the most substantial man
ner, lined with a composition which is perfect mons
conductor heat and be destroye by fire. having
been exposed frequently, the most tests, in
every instance preserving their uninjured.
Manufactured by JOHN E. WILDER.
No. 90 State Street, BOSTON,.
Orders received by WILLIAM CROSS
Aprl7. disf at Worcester Bank.
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REMOVAL.

THE subscriber has removed from Court Mills to
DOct. HeyWood's building, CENTRAL STREET where
he will continue manufacture Boot and Shoe Patterns
Apple Tree, Cocoa Borpood and Lignun PitB freeing
Sticks; Stitching Benches Pegging Jacks Cutting Boards,
stair and Fence BALusTERs. Job work and Wood Turn
ing done order. GERRY VALENTINE.
Worcester April 8, 1e49. dwly
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Auction Sale of Real Estate.

krs w ILL be sold AT Public Auction SATURDAY,,
fnNN w the ninth otune, at eleven O'Clock. on the
@ premises the House, Barn, and about thirteen acres
Of Land, known as the CRANDALL PLACE. little east
OF the central part of the city pleasant eminence for
a Gen leman's country seat-fofa COLD WATER CURE
ESTABLISHMENT, or for a small Farm.
Terms liberal. For further particulars inquire of
May 81. d9t
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GRAPE SHAWLS, CHEAP!
HAVING large stock OF Grape Shawls, disposed
sell many styles discount. These Goods
bought very cheap and comprise every price S54
$50 H. Ii. CHAMBERLIN.
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At the New York Store.
COAL--COAL.
I. O. of o. T.

I. o. of D. +.
A arrangement has been made by which Members of
N the Order with their Families, may go New York
via Norwich the Both and 3ls Nav and 1s and 2nd
of June attend the celebration of the dedication Of ODD
Fellows Hall the 4h aud return before the 9th
Price of Tickets Sd, to and from New York. Tickets
can be obtained the Ticket Office of the B. e. W. Rail
Road. r. p. Angler,
Worcester, May "a, 1849. 1w per order.
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FRENCH'S HOTEL,
Corner Frankfort Street and City Hall Square

Opposite the City Hall and Park Fountain,
NEW YORK,
S-s MAS built and opened by the subscriber, MAY
hh w l, le49, no that for convenience, ele-
gance, comfort and economy, it be surpassed
in the world. Ii contains rooms than any other
Hotel on this continents only, all of which are
warmed gratis They all fitted up with marble>tep
washstands which supplied with through
silver plated cocks. There is but bed in the
Halls and water closets every floor will be lit with ga
during The night. This Hotel is in the immediate vcnit
OF mercantile business and the principal places OF anus.
men and offers every inducement those VINO consult
convenience, elegance and economy the prices will b.
sufficiently moderate to suit any portion OF The travelling
public. There Is BARRIERS Ship, and extensive range
of Bath Rooms Herewith. The Hotel will be
conducted the European plan of lodging rooms, and
meals they be ordered in the spacious and splendid
RefectOry. 1TPorters will be up during the night
admit dodgers, and also to THEM TIME THEY
and in tUiu SERVANTS be permitted
10 exact or receipe PerQuistes R. FRENCH.
New York, May %, lS49 dim
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WANTED.
SCALES.

T. NAIRBANKS' Patent Counter, Platform Hay
n and Railroad Scales, for sale by
May IL dwstf G. FOSTER & CO., Agents
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NIiIIInnrY AcndennYl

Providence, June Q, 1s49.
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II as The UesttF De Nad uHUtr IHt
ices.
a few ex,r,A- f-"~ll pu9 -sa,
ewing the sAgJc

-, - -. .. . :..rn.s
From the AIHCl~ -
MocKEIryMNE DIGdN w
May 90, lS45."
MEssRs. EDIToRs: As the dongs at this
place have not recently been cbrouicled in
your journal, allow me u exhibit the "ele-
pna",n as he appear. this side Of the
The ride from Stockton TO this place is
through beautifully diversified country.
We stopped at the d" TwUSprings" to res,
our horses aud lie in the shade during the
heat of the day. From this place begins
the ascent Of the hills, and from the top Of
knoll, about two miles up, the scene
would delight either the painter or poet.
4 little 10 the southwark Of this we struck
the Mock elumne river, where we found
some forty persons hard at work washing
out gold-.some with machines and some
with tin pans. One man has hole sunk
fourteen feet below the bank and although
obliged to bail the water out Of il every
morning, he makes from five ounces to a
pound every day. Those at work there,
are mostly young men who came out in the
volunteer regiment. They are hard work
ing fellows, and dservc all they make. The
current in the river is very strong.
/ Yesterday a canoe was upset, and a Cal
/ ifornian named Annasio, from the lower
/ Pueblo was drowned. He had iiteer
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'es. with ms little regard't,

mans as if Rome were actually n part Of
France, were busy disarming the men. and
establishing the Government other own.
HUNGARY AND AUSTRIA.
Bishops AGAINST NpU Things.-A cor
respondent of the National writers from
Vienna as follows:
Thirty-six bishops assembled at Viena
have published a pastoral letter, which may
be regarded rs one of the most curious
documents Of our epoch. In il the calami-
ties weighing on society are considered from
three points ofview namely: The tendency
10 Nationality, contrary to the dos,rines OF
the Church: the desire 10 remove education
from the Influence Of the Church. and an,
uniu,el.irent and badly. directed love OF
liberty. II is especially IN this last con-
urc,ion that the faithful are warned to be-
ware Of the seductions Of the innovators,
who even 20 so far as to deny and destroy
the faith in the next world, promising Z"
their deluded followers happiness IT, the
resent. This promise the pastoral letter
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OG.s 81 e,oru- North end of Reidih'S neic


UIIIN
TERMS:
3 Two DoLLAps per annum, ifpaid in Gd'
yonce. Two Dollars AND FIFTY CENTS i
maid rri,hii2 sir months; and THREE Dol
LARS If delayed until the end Qfthe year.
AdreriiscinsR is inserted at 81 per square
for The first insertion, and p cents for each
subseoEent insertion. 4 liberal discount di-
loped 10 those rho advertise By the gear.
IisNo paper discontinued unth a" ar
redrages are paid, unless at The option Of The
publishers.
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We feel that it is not necessary 10 say
anything TO you in vindio alton OF our mo.
tiyes. Even those who most condtnn. c,,r
conduct know that we have not
mated by considerations al a perSSs
ture i'll hazarding all that was dear to M;
the sake Of our native land; but we ows'it-
to our feelings to declare that, whatever
may be the sacrifice We incur by devotion
to its interests, our late aspirations will DO
a prayer for the prosperity, the honor, and
Independence Of Ireland.
WILLIAM s. O'BEIEN,
THOMAS ERANCIs MEAGBEn,
TERESuE BRILEw M'MANrs;
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n famine than n feast, 81,

waters are still rising they must fall be-
fore successful operations can be thought Of.
From the New York Tribune
y1-"'he Star publishes let ROW our late
u II ha 1,,.nse conmissioi{er, Moses G..
|Ie.nkr5, datedat Ssuff eisro on HE 18Th
June, from which we cNiy the following
particulars;
New York prices are fully cqualled and
frequently exceeded for real estate. Rents
are exorbitantly high. A gentleman in
formed me he was offered SIS, 900 per snnum
for his house its dimensions are % by SO,
a fraim building, two stories high il stands
quite out of the city, and is used as a boar
ding house; no thought it a fair rent, but
did no, not accept it. A hotel, frmer
building, two stories high, % by GO or 60
feet, with an L 90 by 60, rents for 500, 900
per annum. Many o,herplaces rent equal
~ high.
Bricks 800 per thousand. Many other
things were high, but not in the same pro-
portion. Carpenters wages, Sl2 10 Sll
per day. Iaborers from Sc to 50 per day.
Board 81 per day. Many articles of mer-
chandiSe are quite ar nearly as cheap as in
New York. Flour from 50 to 50 per bar.
rel. Beef 50 to $40, at auction has sold
much lover. Good mess pork now worth
$40 uer hill Rice Cd per H. Buttpr 10,
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uTchasIng cIseWheTe. Sh0p on The cOfncT q
Columbus and Jefferson streets. Lumber take

in exchange for finished work.
Ottawa, feb II, 1918. WM. PALMER,
JIG. GAY.
Horse Shoeing and rarriery,
THE subscriber bcgS leave to nnouce 10 the public
that he mas opened an establishment IN COLUMBUS
othorSe shooting aud iarriery will BE- conducted on the
most scientific principles Ii is generally admitted
that too many Of those who practice shorng arr to-
tally Ignorant OF its principles Thereby producing the
numerous eases OF ConlraCtionS AID diseases Of the
feet daily witnessed II really becomes the duty OF
every one who values q good horse, SO essential To
his profit rs well as his pleasure to secure the Scryi
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their lances and red flags. A pariy Of them
encamped near jamestown and hois,ed a
small red flag over their tent, but a depu-
tation of Americans waited upon the gen
tlsaen, and soon gave them TO understand
that such a proceeding would be looked
upon as a national insult and challenge di.
rect, and they Immediately hauled the Of
fensive banner down.-This afternoon the
line of march seems to be resumed, = and the
apparently iuterminable array is again in
motion. One may well ask "where do they
come from? and what country is likely to
be depopula,ed for some parts of the
world must be thinning their ranks very
rapidly.
A large party from Topic have been hard
at work for several weeks, with rather poor
success ill Yesterday, when they struck a
rich vein Welding the frs, day three pounds
aud to day two and a half. Their woe.he-
gone conntenah1es haze assumed smiling
appearance, though they fear their good
luck will be of short duration.
Thursday 1.-THE wind last night blew
fercely from the Sierra Nevada H4m at
daylight found the water in my bItea
skinned over with ice. Reports of good
success among a few dggers bw are
current. One man is said to lNe taken
81, 200 in one day from the "Arroyo," tho
it is probably exaggerated. In his IMMEDIATE
vicinity others were doing little.
| Tuesday IA cold wind prevailed last
niedt, accompanied with hail aud rain. i
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with an kmds OF Boot. a

the case or dozen, on the most -onabe terms, at
their store, liz Lakc Street Chicqg0 Sep -
James Parrish,
REPAlRER OF BOATS, &C., &C.,
On the For Rircr Feedr, about 200 yards
ADORE the jEncii0n, al Ottdica, H.
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or 81 30 per ID. Potatoes L per 10. On.
ions Is each, sig 80 per hundred. Dried
frnit high and scarce. Wood Sc per cord.
Fresh beef Is cd per ID. Mutton 81 per
quarter.
TRAVELLING TRADES IN. INplA.-A Re
mdrkdblc Hotel Chess Player, &c.--ln ad-
huons to the shops, the frequented streets
and unrMlous VILLAGES are sunullied With
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two dollars for meal, II is one dollar per
meal any where in the country. There are
so many here aud so many coming, that
fear some of them will sup sorrow. ad-
wise all persons who are coming TO make
their fortunes, not 10 bring their families
with them to this courrtss as it is very sick
ly, excepting on or near the sea coast.
There it is healthy and pleasant Climate;
but the country is all taken up. = iSonS
coming with families, had Is take
them to Oregon aud leavx y u then
come here themselves. = come
from Oregon in about four days'5y water.
There has been some gold found in Ore
gon, and think there will be more shortly.
Truly remain your humble serv't, &C.,
JOHN y, RlClAsoN.
There hail been co.,, Ss sssitement
in California IN reference 70 The 6rganiza-
ton of a government. Gen. RILEY, sent
out by the government to take command in
the country, had arrived, and had issued a
proclamation, declaring his purposes under
instructions from the home government.
Until state government shall be organized,
or until congress shall organize territorial
government, the laws as existing at the time
the country was coded TO the United States.
except where they are inconsistent with the
constitution, are to remain in force. Under
these laws, in the absence Of any regularly
appointed civil governor, Gen. r., as mill
tary comm ander in the department, assumes
the administration of civil affairs. In order
10 complete the ordanization of the govern
ment as soon as possible, Gen. X. appoints
the LIST Of August as the day for the election
of an entire new set of officers for the coun
try; and also for the election of delegates Il
"Federal Convention for forming STATE
Constitution" to meet at Monterey on thu
lst of September.
The temporary government organized a
San Francisco, for the "listrict of San Fran
CISCO" is declared to be Illegal, and the act
Of the Legislative Assembly" OF the dis,ric
in question are declared mllity. and tn
inha btants are warned not TO pay any take
or imposts levied by au,hotity Of the aiore
said Assembly.
Several meetings Of the people Of Sa
Francisco as well as other places had bee
held, at which readiness was expressed t
acquiesce in the government under Ger
Riley, not conceding its strict legality, bu
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Ottawa, III.
DIXON HOUSE,
lL.n,n. 0nnra.l DIXON. lis,

GEORGE SMITH,
Fashionable Tailor Opposite CuS'man &
Grdiep' store, Ofidicd, H.,
Has received he Spring dad Summer Fashions for
1879 in which, or in any Qlber i9sops desired he
win be happy to make up cIulhing Tor lwho may n
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lbus aud Canal Streets,
Shop on Columbus street, near Dr., >

ENl Ward & Doggett,
Va MaHalactmas IF BOOTS and SHOES.
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Me-, SIDE cut, on
'I'rlc's Narll0l

2ss.,!.ElzEb WIN. Erwin,
Storage, Forwdrding, ana Commission
Merchant, Deaier in all kinds ofproduce.
49, OIL. Al ~. 4