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BUILDING I.OTS

III SUBSCRIBER has for sale Of the most desirable
BUILDING LOTS in the civ ~ Wnrcestsr !. - ~,
o9 On me noi SIDE OF Chatham Street. on The highth
~ anu near the Dwelling House of Rev. Mr. Smaley and
~ ABOUT e500 square feet. He has also OF her lots
e same street. containing 5000 70 f. eachand three
s ~ me same vicinity Quincy Stand several Lois
June 4. dr. cu.nt &c ,,,,,,,
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
nR. E. A. KITTREDGE has removed his
NJ Office to his new Hydropaihic Institution, No. "a
Frankiin Place, Franklin Street, BOSTON,. vapor and
all kinds Of Unmedicated Warm and Cold Baths always
in readiness at the Establishment
Transient bnarders In diseases can desired find
he best of care and treatment at tbs house. till
FOR such, two dollars per day, and upwards For pera
nj boarders from one 10 Two dollars per day. according
10 rooms, &c. dwif May 20.
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City Furniture Ware House
w. 81 m, RAE6ER

w. 81 III. BAKER
VA W In re- pectuily inform the citizens Of the City
Worcester and vicinity and their former usiomers
No.,2if Main ST., corner Of Pleasant.
or the manaacure and sale ofa the LATEST kinds OF
PARL0R FURNITURE.
They have constantly hand, or make az shor. notice
the French style nnd Rosewood Mahogany and
Black Walnm CoUCHEs, .0TToMANs, LOUNGES,
TeIe q tee DlVaNS and TABOURETS
Also. The French Spring Seat ROCKING CHAIRS con
structed upon ne most approved principles comfort
taste, and dnrahiyall The latest pattern, of American
CiAlRs-aso The French ane English patterns Modern
ard Antique-PARLOR CHAIRS Of every style--also,
Dentists, Barber's, and ORIENTAL EASY CHAIRS.
covered with Satin. Plush, Damask, and Hair Cloh-
Needle Work carefully mounted In the tasteful man
Also, general assortment Of
Seer ETARiES, BUREAUS,
Centre, Gard and Work TABLES-Book and show Cases,
Desks, Hat Trees, What Nois Tea Po,s sc
Alsn, entire sets CHAMBER FURNITURE.
large assortment Of Cheap Furniture, cane and wood
Palm eat and Hair MATTRESSES, made and Resulted.
Furniture rspa'red, Uarnisked &c.
PULPIT and other Church Furniture made 10 order
Upholstery and Carving
in all their braLches Original designs Furniture Chr
'ains and other Upholstery work. furnished for single
articles or suits OF rooms.
w. FL. b. having leased for a term OF wears
large and convenient building with extensive wafer
power attached they command facilities The manufac,
lure OF Flu niture unsurpassed by any the State and
having secured the services OF the most experienced work
men, they are prepared TO execute all orders in heir BUSH
ness with economy durability and despatch. The, would
cal! particular attenonto the fact OF their ung
all OF their Upholstery work. thus securing their
lets articles wholly superior TO the Boston Auction fur
nitnre which can lie sold tUenty per cent" less than
good arcie particularly shop aud second hand
Gj Gentlemen about TO furnish Hotels Board
ing Houses or private residences, requested 10 call
Also Country Dealers will find it greatly 10 their advan
tage TO call before purchasing elsewhere.
Worcester, March Is, le49 70 dwtf
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Neutrality-suspicious..

6 NVatches-yV Watches.
~ Ii III E cheapest place in this cty to nur.
w u chase Gold and silver WATCHES Gold Yes,
dnu 900 Chans-Rich Cluster Jewelry Rings Lockers fo
Dasperreotypes-Ee Fans Silver Combs ana Fanc ~
Goods, is at JOINsON's NEW STORE. lac MAJ
street, thee doors rom Central St.
T TJn Lnnette Watch Glasses fitted for 25 cents
May Zs. eln'eu' -,
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r AT'E1S

THE subscriber, having fitted up and increased
the nHmber Of his BATHING ROOMS, reminds the
Citizens OF Worcester, that il they choose and
REMAIN WELL rather than to pay Doctors bill get
lUeH they can be furnished, any time with WARM or
COLD TUB BATHS, SHOWER or VAPOR, and ample
Recommendations by calling at the of Front and
Carlton Streets. CALVIN NEWTON.
June 81. off
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Tnr Sale.

THE STOCK AND TOOLS of a Blacksmith Shop sit
gated near the Court House. Inquire at this Office.
Dec Is dwu
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
HE suoscrloer has removed from Court Mills tn
Doct HeyWood's building, { ExTRA Al SrnErT where
ne WI continue TO manufacture Boot and shoe Patterns
e,f, lree, Cocoa, BorWooG, and Lignum VtP Tyeejn
, 9nc~ng benches, Pegein sJacks, Cutting Boards
~, anu renee BALcsTERs. Job work and Wood Turn
'''T w tone !" ofner. 49, GERRY VALENTINE.
Ni' al ~ ., lo1S' dwly
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House for Sale
100 Building E,OfS
FOR SALE.

AZZM TUE Dwelling House and Lot of the subscriber
!ssm in the village OF SHREWSBURY; House ard
Aoutbuildings enienty arranged, and in perfect
repairs lot of acre, well stocked with large and
choice variety of fruit trees in bearing state APP
Piles, Ounces, Pears, Peaches PlGmbs Cherries Grapes
Geoseberies, &c. There also the ses
al hundred young ounce pear cherry, plumb, and peach
trees thrifty and Of suitable setting Terms
of sale will be easy and possession given mmetlia ely
afording prime chance purchase economically. a
pleasant heathui and productive country residence For
further particulars, inquire on the premises of
JAMES AVE1IIL.
Shrewsbury, Aug 2i dlaNy w3t+
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Water Power to Yet

Water Power to Let.
~ | New England Village 6 miles from Worcester
eMFh near the Grafton Depot, on the Boston and Wor
&&& cester Kali Road The building is % by So feet
two stories, well lighted, and well supplied with wa err
Also, near the above, GRIST MILL nearly new TT e
building is % by rs feet, with stories and an attic
Three or four Tenements rented with the above if de.
sired. -
Also, A TAVERN STAND and LIVERY STABLE
sell rent.
Any or all of the above will be rented for one or more
years SMITH A. PRATT
view england village, March 3. dwlf
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Dwelling Houses for Sale.

lid A HOUSE on Salem Street-one on Orange ST
f1aA a and one Otis street-w be sold on reason.
S&asA2 able terms. FRANCIS II. DEWEY
Jpne IL. diff 202 Main St.
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TO LET,

mn " located ao y, oest STORES In Worcester we'll
JOUyET Sc Vi, ,os particulars enquire Of Join IA
~ nun Ut. d2w A.. 81 =
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
And Pedlars If Dry Goods.
he subscriber has ceived on consignment eeverol
r1.o, articles Ai.s OF DOMESTIC MANUFACTURE, which
interested are invited TO examine the Goods ~"o'o
aug <o' dW HENRY II. AMDERIVN
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w Ovid respectfully inform the citizens Of The CITY OF
~ Worcester and vicinity and their customers
that they have onened large and commodous Rooms
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Co. in the fact that they arrest and disease oy
os pphcaion in place of the usual mode of drug
G physicking the patient till exhausted Nature
81 " Jelessly under the infection
~, strengthen the ichOle system, egpqlize the ciTcn
Eaon of The 6iood promote the Secre0nS, and DO
the 81 ghtest injury under any circumstances Since their
Introduction in the United States, only three years SINCE,
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10000 Persons

including all ages classes and conditions among winch
We large number of ladies, who peculiarly sub
je Servous Complaints, have been
y TRELY AND PERM NEMTT.Y CITRrn
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-07-19
Found a Mares Nest.

writer in yesterdays Gazette, who must have
plenty OF time his hands, and whose chief employ
ment seems to be that Of searching the files OF the
Hawk-Eye, thinks he has found a real mares nest
in an article published by US nearly five years ago,
in relation to the case Of Della Webster. With all
his emphatic capitals and ialics he has made him
self nothing but most ridiculous laughing stock.
1.-THE Recommendation sganstthe farther extension
Of slavery and otherwise curtal it far as it can
be done Consttutonaly. as is called for by the late
State Wing Convention, and the stealing and kidnap
ping negroes, involved the idea, then this fa-
nous writer in the Gazette might have some reason
to call upon the ssLiberty Partyif there is such
party-and the swomen'' and ssChildren,. to cut us
up into mince meat. But they are far from involv.
ing the same idea, and any body, but the soft paed
writer in the Gazette will see that each statement
IL consistent in ITSELF On the question of slavery,
both in the abstract and concrete we are where we
ever have been. We hate the system, and wish to
do all we can irrespective Of this that organza-
zion in putting stop to its further extension.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-07-19

Trying 10 Fris hten Wigs.

Every one must see through the fiimsy effort Of
the Gazette in its endeaver 20 create bad feeling be-
tween the Wings and the Free Sellers. The mana
gers Of the loco foco party would almost have the
cholera for the sake OF having the free sellers re-
main distinct party vote with them. They know
that If ali the original wings be brought to vote
together, that loco foco cake will be all dough- the
coming election. The fear that this may happen, has
led the editor Of the Gazette, aided by his numerous
prompters, to employ ridicule, Misrepresentation
and threats to create and keep up quarrel between
the wings. His object is so fully discernibe that
we hardly need caution all who act with us to be on
their guard. The gross miTepresentations-they
deserve a harsher name-in his yesterdays leader,
will not have he hopes the effect to brighten the
timid wings. He seems of late to have taken the
wing party, well his own, under especial care
aid keeping. If he persists in troubling himself
about US, after we inform him that we neither in
tend to :ssnarl' at sbte" whies, we cannot help
it. Our warfareis with loco focos, and ssnobody
else." We are satisfied with our course, and we
reckon the wing party is also
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rclegraphic Dispatches or the Mo. Republican,.
MoNTREAr .IuIv 10.

-'o> nLh Il, jury ~.
Some trouble is anticipated at the meet
ing of the British American league, which
is to be held at Kingston tonight.
New YoRx. July 10, P. NJ.
The ship Admiral arrived to-day from
Havre, with large number of emigrants;
thirty died on the passage of cholera.
Briggs, convicted of sending threaten
ing letters to w. B. Astor, has been sem
fenced to three years Imprisonment.
Wood, who was under sentence of death
and which was to have been carried into
effect to-day, has been again respited UNI
til the Goth. .. -.....
BosroN, July IL, p. NJ.
CHoLERA.-Seven deaths from cholera
have occurred since Monday.
New YoRK, July II, M.
Eighty-fve new cases of cholera, and
thirty deaths, for the last "a hours,
PHILADELPHIA, July IL, P. NJ.
There have occurred eighty-three new
cases of cholera, and thirty deaths.
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correspondence Of the Burlington Hawk. Eve

WEST PoINT, July II, 1910.
To Col. w. PATTERsos,-Sir-I perceive by the papers
that the democratic nominee for the Presidency
oftle Board Of Public Works. This strange affair ,ru.
~ Why sir, it is not four since you joined band
photographers and helped break down the
ty in this county.
In the autumn Of 1885, an election was held in Lee 10
fill tso vacancies in the lower ouse Of Representatives.
occasioned By the death of Anderson, and the
OF Stewart The democracy Of Lee nomin ated for their
candidates VIM. Purdien Of Marion township, and sam.
uel Slaughter ovan Buren, township old tried and apnro
we'd democrats.
You sir, opposed this ticket yon with d.tin gushed
"his Of Lee by Union meeting held in Fort Mad
ison' nominated opposing candidates Slaughter and
fuFden; and you and that wing By the of ccum.
stances secured and his election the prostraon
the democratic candidates
nave you forgot this matter; do you suppose tina
teacsery to your party is the best recommendation ron
offer for its snffrages.
understand that Major Younr tie present ohe
democracy of Fort Madison is inclined to simmer, w,
lie may do so since he too has bolted the ticken on
severa occasions; but you sir there are
democrats in Lee who will not support you nor can the
support Of Maj Young be given with correct motives
will show In the winter Of 1861 you your
relative of Sort Sto,ts, and your
sOG-lnaW NaaIsHaH uau grave charges alleged
ron relative to ALLEGED attempts bride members of the
The legisla tive committee appointed to in
vc,tgas the charges examined number Of wtne and
amongst that number this Major Young.
Now sir will direct your attention TO the printed
ournals oftE House of Representatives. session 1861
462, where the testimony of said Young published,
Ind where among other matters he testies as follows -
Col. Patterson, stos and Marshall, and the clique
lont associate with them. satisfied what they came
ere for They call themselves democrats, but don't cab
hem So" Here then is also the oath of Major Young a.
ainst democracy Now what reformation has came
you what penance have you done within the las
eversl that merits support BY the democracy!
OLD LANG SYNE
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Making Political Capital cut Of fhe Death Of late
President Pok.--Start not aghast at this announce
ment. Ifnos true, why did the late democratic
s'wnship meeting,' unanimously adopt resolu-
ton srequesting the Hon. Charles Mason to deliver
funeral Grafton the death Of EN- sident Polk
on Saturday, the 4th day of August next, in Buring-
ton9. The very last day before the election was
chosen Cor this purpose. Ask those who proposed
and selected that day; and if they are honest they
will not deny that it to secure the object set
forth in the caption of this paragraph. Was ever
political transaction more monstrous-more worthy
of universal condemnation? who can doubt that
the day, which should be OF deep solemniy will
be made the chief occasion 10 electioneer for the
loco foco candidates? oh, shame, where is thy
blush2
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National East

The Proclamation Of the President, recommending
the first Friday in August as day Of Fasting, HUI
initiation and Prayer, throughout the Union may be
found in another column. This is right; and if all
the people would only observe the day in sincerity
and with truly humble and dependent spirit, we
have no doubt that the Pestence would be as fully
stayed in its progress throughout our country, as
1t was when David offered the sacrifices on Or
mans threshing floor, recorded in the 2ist chap
ter Of the LIST book OF Chronicles.
We hope it may be so observed. The ministers
Of the Gospel should read the Proclamation to their
congregations the Sabbath preceding the fast, in.
cucating the fact that Gods hand is to be recognz
ed in this manifestation of his judgements. The
case Of Nineyah could be made fruitful theme in
which might be illustrated the willingness of Goo
TO save nations, when they repented and hnmblet
themselves before him. Men may US e the free agen
cy God has given them in viol ating his commands
they may refuse to bend the knee and acknowledge
their sins-but as as he is Almighty, his pow
er will be exerted in their discontinue, if they will
not repent Of and forsake their sins.
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Quarantine Broken.

One day last week the Buena Vista, from New Orleans
was placed in quarantine for 4s hours The captain had
fulfilled his engagement the close OF the trip but the
clerk took the responsibility ordering the boat TO St
Louis before the time out. The violation mme-
diately reported to the Health Committee, who very
promptly took the matter hand They ordered the Boat
back to Quarantine and told the clerk who seemed quite
reluctant to obey that If he did back
the fire bells would be ung and sufficient force raised
compel rim 60. He had to crawfsh, and was glad to
get off
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CHoLERA.-There seems to be visible abatement
Of the Pestenee in those cities where it has been preva
lent Taking into account the 5000 who have left and
the or 5000 who have died in St Louis the mortality
there most alarming. Instead ofbeng lessened in pro-
portion to losing in this way third of it. popula
tion the number ofdeaths greater the last week than
ever The quarantine regulations thus far caused no
apparent abatement. There cause which have
been correctly informed, doubt adding much TO the
repatriation Of the pestience and that is the almost mi
veral indulgence in the drink This is allud
ed to in DIR Henrys interesting communca ton Letters
have been received in this place. stating large pro-
portion of the and who are seen walking the
streets OF st Louis in absolute state of
Doubtless this is done to drown all fear without thinking
that the very in which hundreds have hurried
themselves into the very jaws of the destroyer The in
crease Of the mortality in CINCINNATI indicates similar
recklessness.
Thus far we have been wonderfully spared SO remark.
able does this appear, that it be the topic
OF conversation. And well it may be. 40, that men
would praise the LORD for his goodness and for hi. won
derful works to the children efmen..
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-07-19

TEE Missouri REPUBLfcAN.-This deseryedy
popular and influential paper now comes to us lite
rally Phoenix-like, bright and more beautiful for
having passed through the fire. It is now the neat
est aud handsomest and Of the largest papers in
the Union. No paper contains the amount Of daily
reading matter, to be found in its columns. After
much annoying delay during its transit, the new
mammoth double cylinder steam press, is now un
Ger way, enabling the prorrietors to issue sheet
soont the size Of small blanket. The type is from
the foundry of A. p. LaDEw Co., of st Louis. and
IS the most even and symmetrical ever cast in this
country. To any who love to look upon handsome
typography, better than upon handsome picture, as
We do the appearance Of the Republican in its new
ufess' Is quite refreshing. The energy, persever-
eoce and industry of the propretors in addition to
sne actual intrinsic worth OF the Republican as
newspaper Of transccndcnt merit, commends il 10
we most widespread countenance and support
Inc dificulties which none but tyne founder
Knows 81 obtaining, at great EXPENSE matrixcs in
winch 70 cast such type as can now be turned ont
OF the . Louis Type Foundry, should be rewarded
~ extensive orders from the craft That establish
nent has tabored under disadvantages, which are
now entirely overcome. The squatfy and uneven
appearance Of its minion especially, was always an
eyesore TO us. But we shall sec no more Of it.
Nothing can be more graceful than the face OF its
present casting.
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European News.

The stirring transpiring in Europe exct
ing the attention Of ALL Gea interest felt in behalf of
the noble Hungarans. Ifhey had the power Of the
Russians cope wth in addition common enc
my the struggle would be Of short Duration But as much
or more interest is experienced By every Republican
in behalf OF the Romans. The last left the
French General baterng against The walls oftat ancient
city, His mission whether or not m az cause
counter revolution in France where much very prop
ey exists as to the Republic attempting to
put down another, simply vndcae the power Of the
Pore,
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For the purpose Of warning parents, we place on

FOR the purpose Of waning parents. we place on
record an accident which took place in our town
rev days since. As some children were playing
around the well Of Messrs Clarke and w. H. Starr,
two or three OF them got within the curb, which
was only about foot high, and the youngest child
Of the latter gentleman, only two years old fell in
and would undoubtedly have been drowned, had not
Mr. c. heard the ssspiash" and taken immediate
seps for the child's rescue. Well culbs should be
made of sufficient height to avoid such accidents.
The parents Of little girl absent al the
east.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-07-19

The Forsgn Reriews and Blackpood.-wc have
wondered thar more Of our literary mendo not ~
themselves OF the opportunity afforded by L. scorr
Co., and furnish themselves at very cheap rate,
with the Edinburgh, London Quarterly, Westmin-
sfer and North British Reviews, with Blackwood's
Monthly Magazine thrown in, for the small sum Of
ten dollars per annum. They contain the best histo.
~ ofthc living literature Of the day, and seem in
dispensibie to every one who is acquiring knowl-
edge.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-07-19

Bishop Purcell in an address to the
clergy and lsity OF the diocese of Cincin-
natl, which appears in the Catholic TeIe-
graph of Thursday, says: "We lose more
than seventy aay-more than five hun
tion!'
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-07-19

Chicago Dollar Ne,rspaper.-People no longer
need to send 10 the east for their cheap literary pa
pers. Mr. BULL, one of the gentlemanly editors of
the paper bearing the above title, was here few
days since, and appointed Mr. VIM Clarke, at the
Barrett House Bookstore, his agent. The paper is
well conducted and well worth its price.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-07-19

MOVING TO THE COUNTRY hear Of several fami.
lies who have already moved to the country temporarily
and Others are making arrangements follow. We hope
their health will be promoted thereby, and that they may
DERIVE mnch enjoyment in the change They may do this
'fthey do not feel anxious about the friends. or
tiyes they may leave in town
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For the Burlington Hawk-Eye.

fOF tne Burlington fta"h-E-Se.
Sc Mn ED1ToR:-In the Gazette of yes
terday the following paragraph appears
"After several interviews and much con-
su!taton OH the part of the Wing Commit
mittee with outsiders who were seeking
to be nominated the following ticket was
agreed upon.''
Now for myself, although | approve Of
the action of the Committee, | deny that
l sought any nomination and pronounce
the charge falsehood, that so far as |
know and believe, it is equally so in refer
ence to the other nominees. The editor
seems at loss to know who am and We
ny kindly, (that the public may know
calls me the late register Of the Land Of
flee in Minnesota Territory; for the infor-
nation of the editor would sayto him that
am the very same Isaac LETTER (ifI mis-
take not to whom in thirty seven he
brought letters from some of his friends
in Pennsylvania soliciting my kind Off
ces in his behalf, that am the same man
who in the same year advised him to go 10
Belmont with his press, and as member
Of the Legislature exerted every influence
which | had to give him the public prin-
ting which he received, (,he party lines
not being at that time drawn.) If elected
pledge myself to discharge the duties Of
the office TO the best Of my ability. .
. ISAAC LEFFLER.
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bert has been decided by Justice
cushing, OF Boston, that beer is liquor,
any other, "