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DR.. S. ArnoId's Balsam.

A SURE AND SAFE REMEDY, and is war
IA ranted 10 CURE Cholera Morbus, Asatic or Spas
modic CHOLERA
in any stage OF the disease taken according to directions,
in less than three hours the money will be refunded
II is warranled to cure any common ease Of
Ola X r. III &c
II not over twelve hours standing in Thirty Minutes and
In short time Of two three years standing 1t war"
anted to cure in less than Sirty Minutes, II taken in the
first stages of the disease,
DYSENTERY,
and in fen days. after all other medicines have JAILED,
II the patient is not MORTIFIED.
1t is used with entire for the
TOOTH-ACHE, BURNS,
and TIC pOLOREAUX, the pain OF which il soon res
lieves, and heals the burn without leaving scar.
Ii is remedy for Canker Sore Mouth sea-sick-
Dess and Painters ChOic
For sale in Worcester by E. MERRILL. dJel5
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SaWS---SaWS---SaWS.

HAVE just received large assortment of
L HAND. PANNEL, and BACK SAWS, of the most SUI
peror article and will warrant them be ter Saws
than can b. found in the City
Saws Of all kinds made TO order-nruning and Bal chers
Bow Saws Hand Saw Handles and wood saw Frames
constantly on hand.
Saws of all kinds that troubled with kinks twist
joints broken backs got ed as good as
Saws of every Description Retoothed Se Filed and
put in the best Of running order.
have long worked Making and unders and every
branch of the business. E. NJ. ELWELL,
May IL diff Her woods Building, Central ST.
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FOR SAN FRANCISCO

rEE And the Gold Coast.
NSEN THE fast sailing, superior Bark Ship FLORA
$3.50 Capt. JOHN HEaPsTEAD, having her cargo
VIII DIRECT for the above pert the 25th June.
Her accommodations for the comfort and happiness OF
both cabin and steerage passengers unsurpassed.
Those wishing TO take passage would do well 10 apply
soon, after the present week the price passage will
be advanced. Apply 10 u. q. BAXTER.
June /. DOT NPJD London.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

Il M CUWINUSs PhySIc1aN ana SURGEON,
Having given his attention years, The treat
ment of Chronic forms Of disease, offers his services TO
the afflicted in this and other New England States. Those
particularly who affected with Scrofua, any Cuta~
neous Erup.ions, Rheumatism, Gravel Disease of the
Kidney or Liver with Old Sores Ulcers &c. that have
deed the OF the best Old School practitioners
in many radically cure, greatly relieve.
We have successfully treated numerous of White
Swelling that have been pronounced ncurabe and ampu
tation recommended.
Persons distance, suffering under the above
plants, any other Chronic affection, may consult us
the case We forward medicine and prescription by
Express Mail.
Those In the city, wishing personal advice or pescrip>
ton find us Residence and Office. No. chat
ham Street, (atey Division ST. Worcester. dMl0
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Messengers Notice.

Forester, IS. June Is, ls49.
ION. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
II for the County of Worcester has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of HIRAM DWINNELL
of Ashburnham, in said County, turner, an insolvent
debtor aud the payment Of any cebts, the delivery
any property to him. for his use, and the transfer OF
any property by him is forbidden by law.
The first meeting OF the creditors osad insovent debtor
will be held Court Of Insolvency the office of said
Commissioner, in Worcester, in said County, the
ninth day July merit Ten O'Clock in the forenoon for
the proof of debts and the choice of assignee or as
signees of his estate.
Jl9dw J. DAY. D. s Messenger.
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j. TX. CLARK, vi ID,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.

Omce-Over the Store of G. Foster 81 Co.,
opposite the y. S. Hotel. Main Street.
Office huursirom u to A, NJ. and from IL TO 4, and
81 to 10 O'Clock M G3-Boards at Am. Temp House.
References-C. II. Skill, M, D., New Haven, Ct VIM.
ingalls,, Nj D., Boston Charles Walker M d, Northamp
tons G. w. SwaZey, NJ D., and Rev. R. II. Conklin,
Springfield Col Jas Estabrook, A. Stockings Worcester
Worcester, May 8. diff
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FARMER WANTED
REMQYAI..

nR. E. A. KITTREDGE has removed his
~ Once to his Hydropaihc Institution No. "a
Franklin Place, Franklin Street, BOSTON. Vapor ana
all kiads of Unmedcaed Warm and Cold baths al1.a~s
in readiness at the Establishment.
Transient boarders in diseases can II esired ca
the best of and al the house. tll
For such, dollars per day, and upwards For
nent boarders, from TO dollars per ay accrding
90 rooms, &c. dwf Nav "a =
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A CARD.

Mr.. EDWARD 8. CUMMINGS from Boston, having
peased as orsdnst at the "Church of the Unty offers
"a professional services the citizens Of Worcester
r3Rcher of the PIANO FoRTE and OEGAN
Rooms at Mrs. THAYERs, cor. OF Franklin Green Sts
REFERENCES:
Hon. Isaac Darts, C b. Long Esq
EdD. Hamilton Esq Geo. ". Richardson ESQ.
Worcester, April 6, lS49 dtf
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city of worcester.


In Board of Health, JUNE Z, 1s49.
nRDERED, That all inhabitants the City of Worces-
~ ter be, and hereby directed attend
ances, of filth and sickness in or upon
the premises either owned occupied By them. 20 take
particular that their Cellars shall be speedily and
thoroughly cleansed, and their Privies Sink Drans Co.
put in good condition.
The attention of Landlords is particularly led to the
above order.
Any information upon the subject be furnished TO
the City Marshal Assistant, either member Board
HENRY CHAPLIN,
JONAS M. NIL Els, Board Of
CHARLES WHITE, Health
WILLIAM A. DRAPER, of the City
FREEMAN UPHAM, 1T
EDWIN iRAPER, Worce ster.
ALBERT TOLMAN, "A
Extract from Chapter gil Laws of is49, entitled
San AGA in relation to Public HEALTH"
Sect. 8. Whenever any nuisance, source Of filth, or
Of sickness shall be found private property with
in any city, The Board of Health, health officer shall
order the owner, or occupant thereof remove the
same. at his expense within twenty hours or
such other time they shall deem after notice
served, provided in the succeeding section and il the
owner occupant shall do, he shall
exceeding twenty dollars for every day during
which he shall know ngy permit such nuisance
of sickness to remain after the time pescribed afore
said, ter the removal thereof dJ9
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Suburban Dwellings,

ONE, Two, Three IL Five Acre Lots
HE subscriber has purchased that splendid elevation
L Of Land known as the GREEN HILL FARM, lying
about one mile north from the lost Office for the purpose
OF accommodating those who wish procure beautiful
walk OF the business part OF the city without being obg
ed to pay the high prices ofordinary house lots.
This beautiful hill its gentle eastern, southern and
western Slopes composed Of the finest land and command-
ing unequaed prospect for beauty and variety, Offers
the attraction of PURE AIR, PURE WATER, fue pros.
pect proximity 10 business and sufficient space, at
MODERATE be Without crossing
any Rail Road, and TO be opened lead
ing It, will add much It's convenience anu
pTo Gentlemen who wish 10 purchase an acre or two
for actual occupation, this affords opportunity
For further Information and plan, inquire of
June I8. eods I'm w4tis ID. 8. MESSENGER.
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TO BUILDERS.

Coaches and Harnesses for Sale.
HE subscriber has for sale. nine passenger STAGE
L COACHES, One of them is nearly new, has been
but four months, is trimmed and finished in most ele
giant with the hest OF materials The other is OF the
style and finish, but has been used longer weighing
about 1850 lbs. each
Also, set of STAGE HARNESSES, all in good order,
and will be sold great bargains W. G.. CLARK
Worcester June Ia le59 diff
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J. HOOKER. M. d..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Office and Residence, No. Park Street.
DR.. HOOKER, would inform the citizens of Worcester
and of the adjoining towns that he has opened Office
by himself aud socts patronage from his friends and others
wishing MEDICAL and SURGICAL aid
He will the dispensing of Medicine the of
inexperienced individuals but will far spractcabe attend
tell HIMSELF thus avoiding to Patient and Physician
lad l. diff
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WORCESTER,
Court of Probate at Worcester June s. Is49.
Upon the foregoing Petition Ordered That The Petition
er give notice TO all others interested, appear Court
OF Probate to be holden at the first Tuesday
OF July next then and there show cause any thew
have, why the prayer of said Petition should nor be
granted and tina: such notice be given, by publishing an
atesed copy said Petition, and of this order thereon
in newspaper printed Worcester, three weeks sue
cessively. before sad Court
Attest, CHAS. G. PRENTISS, Reg,
copy Petition and of the order OF Court thereon
d3w Attest. CHAS. G. PRENTISS Reg.
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DAGUERREOTYPE
TAKEN WITHOUT REVERSING.

New Quick Camera in one quarter the usual tfn1e
AT I42 MAIN STREET.
subscriber has been induced by the great and liberal
patronage he has received in Worcester purchase
of VOIGTLANDER'S QUICK CAMERAS, which is OF
entire construction, with which types can be
made almost Instantly.
Daguerreotypes OF CHILDREN made with this Came
ra with astonishing perfection and beauty.
Also, received of Togtiander's Mammoth Cameras
constructed to take types of Persons or Views
WITHOUT This Camera is of tuice the size
and PO,Oer IT other in this city, and GRouPs OF from
Alto 80 persons can be taken with it on large plates
SO as TO give every figure an easy and graceful position
Six years practical experience, with the of large
SkyLgh the above Cameras and every advantage which
can be mentioned enables the subscriber make Nina
equal the bsst made by the first in Boston
or New York DCai and examine specimens before
engaging elsewhere.
W Daamerreoty pists can find WHOLE haG quarter and
medium Plates and Cases. and every article used in the
art, constantly for slle CAMERAS Of every size fur.
nished at manufacturers prices.
May 10. dwtf GEO. ADAMS.
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FRENCH'S HOTEL,
Corner Frankfort Street and City Hall Square,
Onnn he HILL pnrL

OPp0SlLe Ehe Jlly Hall and Park F0NnEdlN,
NEW YORK,
IA WAS built and opened by the subscriber May
SsM w l. ls49, no that for convenience ele-
& gance comfort and economy, it cannot be surpassed
In the would. Ii contains more than any other
Hotel on this continent, only, all of which
warmed gratis They all fitted up with marble>tep
washstads which supplied with Water through
silver plated cocks. There but one bed in room; the
Halls and water closets every floor will be lit with gas
during The night This Hotel is in the immediate vcint
OF mercantile business and the principal places Of
pent, and offers every nducement those who consult
convenience elegance and economy TIE prices will
sufficiently moderate to suit any portion of the travelling
public There Is Barbers Shsp, and extensive range
OF Bath Rooms connected Herewith The Hotel will be
conducted the European plan Of lodging rooms, and
meals they be ordered in the spacious and splendid
Refectoyy. u Poyers will be up during the night to
admit lodgRers and also TO ANY THEY
and in o5it be permitted
TO enact receive perquisites. II. FRENCH.
New York. May %, le4S.
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~ ROSES Xnress

t5y ROSs'S XpreSS forward all sorts OF
parcels and small through direct the Worcester
Rail Road to Newport, Fail RUer, Bristol and Warren
n July22. dwtf
L ~ V. B. PALMER is agent for this paper
Boston, New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore. Office
Boston, No. Congress Street.
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TWO Engime LaIhe,
BUTLDTNG LOTS.

BUILDING LOTS.
FHE subscriber has for sale of the desirable
BUILDING LOTS in the City of Worcester, il is sit
aed the IN side of Chatham Street, The hghth
of land the Dwelling House of Rev Mr. Smalley, and
contains about $500 square feet He has also other lots
the Street, containing 5000 So f. eachand three
Luts in vicinity Quincy several Lots
the Red Mills on Taylor Street.
June diff CHARLES WHITE.
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One of the most formidable corps in the Magyar
army is that of the Horsebreakers, (Ozikes, which
are in no respects inferior to their South American
brothers in the art of using the lasso. This corps
is regularly organized. Its mode of fighting con-
sists in throwing cord from great distance, which
entangles the enemy, and which, moreover, being
armed with an iron hook, nHcts the most horid
wounds.
There was never greater number of suicides in
France than at present Not only the epidemic
suicides, which seem to ravage different countries
at intervals and then disappear, together with the
causes that produced them, but frightfu abund-
ance of voluntary deaths, which take place every
year, every month, every day, with almost mathe-
matical regularity.
discovery, interesting to the friends of art has
been made by an amateur in the parish church of
Bourg, at st. Michel. He has found frescoes of
the sixteenth century covering the walls and also
the columns, and perhaps even the arches, which
have been long concealed by thick coat of white
cooring, that can be taken off by well-known pro-
cesses without injury to paintings of this kind.
Arago has at length published his biography of
Condorcet. Condorcet, in his scheme of new
constitution for France, preferred single legisla-
tive assembly, and was "fortifed in this idea by
Franklin" If Condorcet had been spared until this
time, the experiment with the recent National As
sembly would have rectifed his judgment, as that
of Franklin was in Pennsylvania
A curious monument of the religious rites of the
ancient Gaus has just been discovered at Suevres
IL is an immense block of stone which various in
dicatons show to have been used at the human sac
rifces of the Druids
The great success of the Prophet has induced the
directors of the opera at Berlin to bring out this
work at their Opera House The distinguished
author, M. Meyerbeer, has been requested to SUI
perintend the arrangements for its representation.
The splendid mansion occupied by Lola Monies,
at Munich, with all its magnificent furniture, was
advertised to be sold at auction on the 18th ult.
The house and furniture were appraised at about
$3.50 1000.
new volume by Ralph Waldo Emerson is an
nounced, Essays on Representative Men, en-
bracing seven distinct essays on Shakespeare, Napo-
leon, &C., &c.
The arrangements for the publication Of Lamar
tineV select works, edited by himself, are nearly
completed The first volume will appear in Sep
TENDER.
w. Gilmore Simms has assumed the editorial
charge Of the Southern Quarterly Review" po-
sition for which he is emnently qualified.
A book is announced by Of the late Tyrone
Power, the actor, New Zealand Sketches in Pen
and Pencil"
Washington Irving is understood to be engaged
on his life of "Mohammed.
The late Robert Southey's commonplace book is
about to be reprinted by Appleton G. Co.
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Bp the Cunning nlails.

BALTIMORE June 26, p. m.
DR.. Webster reports having one case of cholera in
his range Of practice yesterday. There are, how
ever, some doubts whether it was really cholera or
not--doctors disagree. Our city remains healthy
for the. season, but we are in constant apprehen-
sion, especially since the epidemic has approached
so near as Philadelphia, Of its appearance among
us in earnest before many days.
Professor Fisk and Professor Spencer, the two
great apostles of Electro Mesmerism, are still
hibiting in our city to large audiences. In con-
versation, to-day, with one of Mr.. Spencer's brag
subjects-a young physician of my acquaintance,
who has been amusing the audiences for some
time-he told me plainly that it was all humbug,
and that while exhibiting his odd capers he felt no
more mesmerc influence than if he had never seen
the PROFESSIONAL was feigned. Last evening this
same young doctor appeared upon the stage, and
embraced the occasion Of exhibiting his pugilistic
powers-al under the influence of course-to his
hearts content upon the grave professor. Mr..
Fisk is filling Holiday street Theatre, nightly,
with astonished beholders. How intelligent minds
can swallow such impertinent humbuggery is
question difficult for me to solve.
John Drum, who was convicted some days ago
in the city court of mansaughter for the killing of
a small boy, has been pardoned by the Governor
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Cholera Ifenis.

The steamer Wyoming arrived at Wheeling
Virginia, on Saturday last, with twenty cholera
cases board, and seven had died within the TWEEN
ty-four hours ending Saturday morning. The au-
horltes objected give permission to land the bo
dies but after much solicitation, finally consented
and they were Immediately inferred.
A man named Geb, passenger in the steamer
Shenandoah, arrived at Wheeling, on Friday, sick
with the cholera. He made application at every
hotel, but was refused admission. He died Saturday
morning.
At ST. Louis, on the 2lst, there we're LOG deaths
from cholera, and, on the ODD, Sc.
AtCincnnau, on the 23d, Saturday, y there were,
up to IL M, go nterments from cholera.
At Richmond, on Friday, there were new cases
and deaths.
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The accident and loss of life at Niagars
Falls.

Falls.
We copy the following Geographic despatch to
the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser, giving the par
culars Of the melancholy accident at Niagara Falls
on Thursday evening:
NIAGARA FALLS, June 90.
Last evening, at quarter before 8 o'clock, while
party Of ladies and gentlemen were visiting the
Luna Island, among whom were the lady and little
daughter Of Mr.. De Forest and young Chas G..
Addington, and several others and while the little
girl was standing on the very brink of the river,
and only some 20 feet from the Falls and holding
by the hand OF a young gentleman, whose name l
have not learned, young Addington came up and
said playfully, "I'm going to throw you in, touch
ING her lightly on the shoulder--when she sprang
forward with sufficient force to slip from the hsn
of the young gentleman who held her.
She was Instantly followed by Addlngton, who
caught her. and in the effort was FRUSTRATED by the
force Of the water, throwing the little girl at the
same time so near the shore that the young gentle
man who had her by the hand nearly caught her.
but lost his balance only saving himself by catching
hold Of some brush on shore. In an instant young
Arlington and the little girl were swept over the
falls.
No human effort could avail them. single
moment threw them beyond the reach of all mortal
aid. Young Arlington was young man Of
eellen, character, Of high and generous impulses.
He was the only son Of the bereaved family re-
siding in Buffalo.
They are now here; their grief is intense; no
event has ever cast such gloom over village.
The body Of the little girl has just been recovered,
and viii be sent to Buffalo by this afternoons train
Miss Annette DE Forrest very interesting
child, about nine years Of age Mr. Addington
twenty-one; he was the son Of s. II Arlington,
esq, for many years resident Of Buffalo.
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The following letter, describing the last hours OF
the late ExPresident of the United States, is from
the New York Herald;
NASHVILLE, June It, l849
Yesterday, at twenty minutes before five o'clock,
p. M, James X. Polk expired at his residence in
this city. Mr.. Polk had suffered from diarrhea,
on his way up the Mississippi from New Orleans
in March, but the attack passed off, and he reached
this city in good health. few days after his ar
rival, he moved into his new mansion, stately
edifce, which had Just been completed and fur
nlshed ia style of combined elegance and taste
His estate lies in the very heart Of the city, on an
eminence known as Grundy's Hill, having been the
home of the Hon. Felix Grundy, from whose heirs
Mr.. Polk purchased the property.
Having taken up his abode here, the Elk Pres-
dent gave himself up to the improvement of the
grounds, and was seen every day about his dwell
ing, aiding and directing the workmen he had en-
ployed. Now overlooking carpenter now giving
instructions to a gardener, often attended by Mrs
Polk, whose exquisite taste constituted the element
OF every Improvement. 1t is not fortnight since
that saw him on his lawn, directing some men who
were removing decayng cedars. was struck
with his and healthfu bearing and the active
energy of his manner, which gave promise of long
life. His flowing gray locks alone made him APP
pear beyond the middle age of life. He seemed in
full health. The next day being rainy, he re-
manned within, and began to arrange his large
floor and placing them on the shelves, brought on
fatigue and slight fever, which the next day assumed
the character Of disease in the form of chronic d.
arrhea, which was with him complaint of many
years standing, and readily induced upon his sys-
tenn by any over-exertion.
For the three first days, his friends felt no alarm
But the disease battling their skill, (and for skilful
physicians Nashville will compare with the first
cities jim the Union,) Dr. Hay, his brother-in-law,
and family physician for twenty years, was sent
for from Columbia But the skill and experience
of this gentleman, aided by the highest medical
| talent, proved of no avaih Mr.. Polk continued
gradually to sink from day to-day. The disease
was checked upon him four days before his death,
but his constitution was weakened that there
did not remain recuperative energy enough in
the system for healthy reaction. He sunk away
SO slowly and insensibly, that it was eight hours
before he died. after the heavy death respirations
commenced He died without struggle, simply
ceasing to breathe, when deep and quiet sleep
falls upon a weary man.
About half an hour preceding his death, his vene-
rable mother entered the room, and kneeling by his
bedside, offered up beautiful prayer to the /" King
of kings, and Lord Of lords," committing the soul
of her son to his holy keeping. The scene was
strikingly impressive. Major Polk, the Ex-Presi-
dents brother, also by his bedside, with other
members of the family.
Upon the coffin was plain silver plate, with
these words
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MONTGOMERY,s PATENT TUBULAR
BOILER.

THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC is IN
j. vitcd 10 this valuable improvement. Expert
ments the past year boats both in Salt and Fresh
water, also for land purposes, have fully tested
its superior qualities steam generator, and the
great saving Of fuel, weight and space occupied,
over any boiler now in USE
These Boilers can be in operation at
Messrs. HECKER & BROS, Flour Mills, 20l Cher
ry street.
HOOPER & BRO IS, 333 Pearl street.
MOTT & AYRES, Foundry, foot 25th
street. N. X.
ATLANTIC DOCK, Brooklyn
4" A. w. METCALF, 90 and 65 Centre street.
ID. ID. BADGER CO., "a and 40 Duane
street.
Nh. sTARBUCK's Foundry, Troy, New
York.
SMITH & CURLETT, Baltimore.
READING DEPOT, Reading, Pa
And on board steamboats, JONAS G. HEARTT and
EDWARD PAYSON, foot of Liberty street, N. Y,
and towboat JOHN p. WHITNEY. New Orleans.
For further information apply to
JAMES M0NfG OMERY and
SAMUEL WARD,
Is South William street, New York
June 20-tf