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THE SICK MANS FRIEND.

DR.. A. d. GOULETT, son of the celebrated
Indian Doctress, Mrs. RICHARDSON, and Reformed Prac
rioner Of Medicine, having dissolved partnership with
Dr. Provost the late firm ofDrs Goulet Provost by
mutual consent continues his practice hereOore at his
Old Office No. 227 MAIN STREET, lett hand up stairs,
over the Store of G. G. Capp.
DR. Goulet In practice, nothing bat Vegetable or
Botanic Medicnes,and can be consulted at his Office at
all hours of the day, from in the morning in the
evening; and all other honrs he be found his
Boarding Place, United States Hotel
Dr. G. takes this occasion to say, that he feels grateful
for the he has received from his friends and patrons
in the extensive practice he has enjoyed since his resi-
dence in this city, and he he shall merit confirm
Of their and friendship by his services and
well directed efforts in their behalf
10. DIFF A. D. GOULETT
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General Intelligence and Agency Office,

THE undersigned having the license required has opeL-
4 ed office of the above description, at No. rs s.
MAIN STREET, the corner of Main and Mechanic
Street. Places procured for those in search of employ
men Of any kirdand help obtained for families ndi-
vduaIs who may wish to hire.
The subscriber will also receive applications r those
who may wish TO hire or let Tenements, buy sell
Real Estate, or any other kind Of property.
The object Of the enterprise is to establish Office,
where any species of business that may he transacted by
the agency OF third person. will be promptly and faith
fully attended to-
The Office will be open at all hours from O'Clock Am.
to r M and all charges fer services performed will be
such as canaot fail 10 satisfy customers.
Dec 81. dSm R. P. McELwAIN.
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j. HOOKER, N1. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

Office and Residence, No. Park Street.
DR.. HOOKER wond inform the citizens OF Worcester
and OF the adjoining towns, that he has opened an
Office by himself and solics patronage from his friends
and others wishing Medcs and Surgical ard.
He will intrusi The dispensing of his Medicines to
the of inexperienced dvidIas, but WILL far
practicable, attend il himself thus avoiding great rs
Patient and Physician. dit Jan !. k
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Insurance against Fire!

The Etna Insurance Company,
No. So State-st., HARTFORD, Conn,
With sownd and available Capital $3.50. 900.
OFFER their protection against loss stmage by fire
the citizens Of Worcester and It's vicinity 1t insue
generally, Factories, and Mills, the favorable
terms.
This institution has been In operation nearly quartet
eenturys reputation Jor liberal adjustment, and it's
prompttude in paying LOSSES we'll known and cslab
iahed, THOMAS X. BRACE. President .
SIwsoN L. LOOMS, Secretary.
Hartford, March &, 1916. stf
" Persons DESTROYS of obtaining in the above
BULLOCK, ESQ.,, WALDO BLOCK Worcester, Mass.
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DIR. o. H. BLOOD.
Proposes to resume the Practice Of NJ

ffSAssa5A Proposes 0 resume the Practice Of Medi
OII(YYYp cine SO far as relates the treatment Of
the Diseases of Children, which arise from
difficult dentition. It's fact that of the irregular
es and consequently many Of the defects OF the second
set of teeth caused by mismanagemeut during the
eruption and before the appearance of The first teeth
The practice OF Dentistry several years past, has
made the principles and process Of denon, also the
rritaOns resulting from it familiar and therefore ap>
propriae department OF practice.
Apply at 100 Main Street, or at House.
The subscribers have formed n coRnexion in the bust
of DeHtistrv which will be continutd at the Old
Stand 100 Main Street. o. II. BLOOD, M. d.
Sept. 22-tf c. u. COOK, M. d.
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TO BE LEASED.

"a TINE subscriber shes TO lease for moro
fs.A 4 years, building situated at MILLvILLE, in
A Blackstone, directly upon the Providence and Wor
Railroad. The Building rs by IS feet, with Two
stories and attic. III the rooms supplied with
permanent Water Power 1t is excellent location fer
Planning Machine Shuttle Works, Turning Shop,& 20 &.
Within three and halt miles of it's location there II
much water power as there s In the City of lowell.
= Waterford, Jan 25 d5w WELCOME FARNUH.
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Daguerreotvpes for rs Gents

g WILLIAMS, the proprietor of the CRY
~ DAGUERREoTYpE GALLERY having taken the Rooms
formerly occupied by A. Morse in WATTS BLOCK, No.
81 Main Street, nearly opposite the EAGLE HOTEL,
and fitted them up with new and ENLARGED LIGHTS,
arranged and perfectly adapted the business prepared
to execute Daguerreotype Lkenesses superior thoe
taken exhibited any other establishment in WoTces-
This is the only place in this City where rstrate
Ddguerreosype be obtained for Seuenty.fue Cents
Notwithstanding the advertisements to The contrary by
Boys who employed to clean plates certain other
establishment the proprietor of which has, the past
or eight months, been floating upon the reputation
another Aitist.
The object this advertisement Is inform the public
where they procure Daguerreoype for the above
price, executed by skiL Artist instead of being made
subjects for the practice of INExPERIENCED YOUTHs
Worcester, Jan g. diff
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H.. Il. y. PROVOST.

FRENCH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN AND
SURGEON, Office and Botanic Depot over BARKER &
EsrABRooKs STORE, Up STAIRS LIST door the right,
O13dtf 227 Main Street, Worcester.
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CHLOROFoRM.

DR.. HARRIS, l54 Main Street, is prepared Extract
Teeth Okop PAIN by the use this recently discovered
substitute Tor Ether-CHLoRoFoRM.
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Ey R0SS'S XpreSS forward all sorts OF par
cells and small through direct the Worcester
Rail Road to Neport, Fau Riuer Bristol and Hdrren
July %. dwtf
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G57V. B. PALMER 10 agent for his paper in Boston,
New York, Philadelphia, ana Baltimore. Office in Bos-
ton No. Congress Street.
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Partner Wanted.

A GENTLEMAN now engaged in safe and profitable
"A cash business wishes partner with capital of $4,000
Any having that at their command, and dis
posed personally attend business will please address
p. G.. Box lS2 Worcester Post Office under their
signature, and interview then be had with the ad
ver,iseA: dwistf Jam
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Particular Notice.
Righteousness Wanted
Commonwealth Of Massac husetts.

commonwealth Of Massachusetts.
WORCESTER, SIS January 80, l649
HENRY CHAPLIN, Esq, Commissioner Of Insolvency,
Tor the County Of Worcester, has this day Issued
ING. WILLIAM G, HARDING and GEORGE w.
HARDING all Of Oxford, in said County manufacturers
aud partners under the firm of G. L. Harding Co. nsol-
vent debtors and the payment of any Debts or the de-
livery Oh any property belonging the said debtors,
perty by them, are forbidden by law
The FIRST meeting OF the creditors OF said debtors will
be hea az the ofce OF said Commissioner in Worcester,
in said county on the nneteenth day of February neSf
at ten o'clock In the forenoon for the proof OF debts
and the choice OF assignee assgnees Of their Estate
JSldw6 u DAYenE Msssencar
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W We copy the following from the Maine
Farmer, an excellent paper edited by DR.. Holmes
of Augusta aphysician OF coed standing in that
place.
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Musical Notice.

HE subscriber gives notice that he Is prepared TO
ter into arrangements with any Society, desiring his
services Conductor and cfgans from the first Of April
next EDWARD HAMILTON.
Worcester, Jan &c. diff
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bartlett Bleached Sheetings.

~ Q IA. 9-s, 5-4, OF the above well known goods
10. which we are selling old prices. Purchas-
ara in want Of any kind OF Domestic Goods will do well
by calling ON HALL " AhoMrsON.
Feb l. dW
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FOR SALE.
Wnrcastar Social Music Society.
New Daguerreotype Gallery.
GILMORE q ALBEE,

TTAyING fitted up tae large and commOdious Room,
II 236 Main Street, (Paine's BlOck,)
over Horace Ayres Grocery Store formerly occupied by
Miss Allen School ROOM would respectfully inform
TYPE MINIATURES OF the different sizes, and OF supe
ror appearance tone and finish the most reasonable
terms With Germen Instruments of the first quality,
and very superior light, they warrant their Pictures 70
be equal if superior any produced in this city or
esewhere and having had extensive experience in the
business they confident of giving satisfaction TO those
who may favor them with their patronage.
They wish il distinctly understood that no person Ia ex-
nected 10 take Picture from their Room unless they
perfecy satisfied with its elike appearance as well
superior finish. WIN. II. GiLhOhE,
EehI du A. P ALBEE
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MOre New Goods.

nACKAGES of New Goods-sprins Styes-this day
received and for sale at great barg4ins by
Feb ~ DIV HALL q THOMPSON.
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I9-4 Floor Cloths.
"A HANDSOME assortment of Printed bookings. yards
wide, JUST received at CHAMBERLIN'S.
Jan 81 div w3t
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MEMBERSHIPS GOODS,
no not leave Boston


yxTHEN you visit il, without oslling at NO. 70
w STATE STREET, and examining the immense STOCK
nee what IL provided for the Public and II do want 70
buy the only place Ne England where you VIII
And SO large an assortment at so low prices
r. WILEY, in IS, Bookstore,
Be particular about the number. ~ state stTeet'
-2O.-
Ey-Bibles, Prayer Books, Sermons, Cook Books,
chronological Books, Physiological Books, Novels tales
Romances Biographies, Travels Songs Magazines News
papers, sc. e0p6mis Oct H.
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STORE To LET,
MO. SO MAIN STREET, Walls Block, LIST door south
IN ofCentral School House. Possession given imme-
distely Inquire of WILSON 4 FLINT.
Jan 81.
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STEPHEN TRACY, NJ. d.,

. II HIN u EAlAOK9 NAs Ws9
Respectfully offers his services the inhabitants OF
WORCESTER. DR. T. having enjoyed superior advantages
and had ample experience the East Indies and at the
West well in New England, feels fully warranted in
giving the that oil entrusted to his
requiring either EpICAL SURGICAL attendance, shall
be reuted in the most careful and skfall manner.
Office TAT presently 60 Main st.
Dec27. diff
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Long Shawls.

ONE package this day opening OF the ABOVE goods and
" nowhere else to be found in this City for sale cheap
by HALL AnoMH eo ~
Feb /. ow
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-08-22
!. !. j. T. BSUsss, saslss, Secretaries.
PLANK ROAD ROUTE.

The following xesolution was adopted at the recent
meeting ofthe Plank Road Company, in Fayetteville,
to locate the Route lar,
6 ResoLrcd That the President and Directors be in
structed to Law out Immediately the Road from Fay
ettevilIe by Murchison's Factory, from thence to
Carthage, from thence by or near iAshborough~ TO
and from thence by or near Fair Grove
by Lexington to Salisbury. Provided, the sum of
$50 900 of individual subscription on that route be
completed, and upon survey it shall be found Prac-
tcable.' ..- L.s --..-.z
Thus it appears settled that the important and ex-
tensive country West of the Yadkin river, for the
benefit of which the late Legslat ure expressly de-
signed the Plank Road is to be, to all intents and
purposes, defrauded of the boon, 1t In spirit OF
praise-w worthy generosity designed to confer Lei
not the world be surprized that the spirit OF internal
Improvement in North Carolina is at so low an ebb
Let not any be surprised that citizens appear in
different to what is evidently their real interest Let
those noble spirits who are now aborlng lot the
success of the Central Rail Road deplore what ap-
pears to be insensibilty the part of their fellow
citizens. The infdelity of those to whom Is com
mitted the prosecution of her few attempted WORKS
of internal improvement IS sufficient to keep Nortn
Carolina forever in the shade. The fraud pracnced
mon Subscribers of stock and the State is sufficient
to deter them from putting their hands to any WORK.
the management of which is committed to company
The Yadkin Navigation ,Company-the Fayetteville
and Western Rail Road Company, oI, past years. re-
membered to be hated and now the Fayetteville and
Salisbury Plank Road Company, with its recent man
ifest fraudulent designs, if there were none others,
are sufficient to throw damper upon the success OF
similar works long as the remembrance OIL them IS
KENT green by the renewed attempts arrest the de-
Ching condition of the State. Bent on the accom-
plishment of its selfish purposes, Fayetteville
is determined stretch, to the parting Pont, 'he
which bind her the contract with the State. one
would even thwart if possible, the noble generosity
Legislature for much Larger
more important part of the State, 6y usleg aganss
the States interest her own lberality She woula
prevent the success of the Central Rail Road to which
She is so bitterly opposed, by running the Plank
Road on the route for part of way, and Inrong
country almost all the way. never contemplated oy
the Legislature, and for which, if it had been known,
charter could never have been obtaired sucn Is
the position Of and although sne %Uu-
plishment of her designs to the full measure OF heI
wishes, yet even he coincded with her to an exten.
anpIe as there is any need for and far too grea'
- ssen 10 himself this part Of Nv estern Caroli-
IA favorable opinio as to- bis capacity to exercise
the duties of the Office fills, ip times OF pecual
lh'eress sus q ''ss Car6iind Watchntan. -
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src.rr PRAyER REWARDED OPENLY.

SrcREr PRAYER REWARDED OPENLY. When ia
cob and Esau met-on the side the shaggy chief
tain with his four hundred swordsmen. and on the
other side the mping shepherd with his caravan OF
children and cattle flock of sheep approaching a
band of wolves when the patriarch took his staff in
his hand and stepped forward to meet the embatted
company, and the anxious retnue awaited the ISSUE
thew saw the tear start in the rough huntsmans eye
thew saw the sword drop from Esau's hand-they
saw his brawny arms round Jacobs neck-they saw
in the red savage sudden and unlooked-for brother
They saw the result but they had not seen the pre-
lude which led to it. They had not been with ia
cob at the Jabbok the night before. They had not
viewed his agony and heard his prayer; and though
they noticed the hating limb, they did not know the
the husband and the father but they knew not thai
he was prince with God, and had gained Esa%'s
heart from Him who has all hearts in his hand. The
halting thigh and the pacifed foe were obvious bu
the wrestling overnight was unknown. The reward
was open, but the prayer was secret. at.s2 a@
III = zsI6sra-as%i .-= Mount Of Okucs.
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rnr WORTH CAROLINA STANADRD
IS PUBLISHED WEEKLY, BY iaft -
uTTLIAM w. HOL d E M =.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. =s. .'ssa

r., North CAROLINA STANDARD is published week
JSree Dollars per annum, payable in advance. In
j. ,ce will the paper be sent unless the money for
20 shall accompany the order. Subscribers, and
% srs who may wish to send money to the Editor can
It all times by Mail and at his risk. Receipts for
n sums will be promptly Transmitted. ,.,.-....,,-
prRT1sEMENrs not exceeding fourteen lines, will be
Tod one time for dollar, and Twenty-Five cents for
subsequent insertions those of greater length in pro-
"n ~ Court Orders and Judicial Advertisements will
Sarred twenty-five per cent. higher than the above
es. reasonable deduction will be made to those who
1eters to the Editor must come free of postage.
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THE LOCATION OF THE PLANK ROAD.


The route of the Plank Road from Fayetteville to
Salisbury located by the Governors State vote, we
view the very worst for its prospect OF and
profit after completion, that could be made. 1t GER
tainy was contemplated to have the road from Fay
etteville to Salisbury but the way To-
Gated it is like being from Fayetteville and on
towards Greensborough from Salisbury. Any one by
glance on the map, tracing the direction now adopt
ed, will see hatf it 60 to Salisbury at ALL it will go
nearly around and come back. A serious objection
to its going to Lexington s that it will from thence
run parallel with the Central Rail Road, if that be
built Running in that direction too, most of the
travel Salisbury would touch the road about half
way down, perhaps lower than that A friend at our
elbow suggests that is diverting the road from the
course intended by the Legislature that it is in fact
under the Charter building two roads, one running
from Fayetteville to Fair Grove North West corner
of Randolph North West course, and from thence,
South West road to Salisbury; only affording col
orabe pretext to the requirements Of the
WehoPe if it be not too late; the Governor VIII see
= lrt - iet, Fs Hornest's Nest.
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COY. Manly Ms q AND rae eoMMIssloN:
In our paper of the ID june, we alluded to delay

In our paper of the ID June, we alluded tothedeay
that had occurred, in regard to the commission Of
Major General. We had already published the pro-
ceeding of the 99th and roth Regiments as regards
the elections that by full Comparison Of votes, Col.
Wheeler was law fully elected. - - IS !,
: In the last Register Of 28th ult., we see long
and abored article, evidently furnished under the eye
of Gov. Manly, justifying his issuing commission
10 Samuel Gather, Esq, OF Lexington. 5es.
We know some material facts in this case. In
November and December last the election occurred,
and was duly published, as follows -. -. -
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-08-22

But Gen. Leach would not report, although Logan
and Neal did. The Governor seeing from Gen.
Neal's report that Stanly and Montgomery had not
reported, although legal orders vote had been duly
sent out by Gen. Neal and Leach still withholding
his report, instead of making Leach do his duty, d
fects his Adjutan General TO recorder Gen. Neal
have another election, not in his Brigade, but in tw
counties only. That Stanly and Montgomery had
not voted was no fault of Gen. Neal or Col. w heel
er. man is not compelled to vote. Gen. Neal
gave them the same orders that he gave the other
regiments in his Brigade. But the Governor with
out any precedent, law usage directs that these
counties shall vote over, and thewhoe division.
II any thing was wrong, Gov. Manly had the power
(the act of 1885, section I3,) order another cleo
tion for this office but not in such places as might
only best his partizan judgment, but in the
Wheeler we know, and refused by the Governor.
AS of the officers, we say many 9th ers, that
think that have been unlawfnlly dealt by, and
do not like TO have trumped upon us, by any trick,
officer that majority has never elected, one who
holds his commission by the partality of partlzan
Governor, and one that-we can never obey.
We have been favored with copy of part of the
correspondence between Gov. Manly and Col. Wheel
er to which invite the attention of our readers
We know personally that Col. Wheeler not in
clned to be candidate for the appointment, and with
others united in circular recommending him for
this Office, without his knowledge or consent So
far as he is personally concerned the Governor has
done him favor, but to the officers of this Division
great injustice has been doner the public voice sti
fed, and the principle of free suffrage set at def
ance. s,.'Hs Lincoln Courier.
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Tile pIANK ROAD.

. Nh. Ep1roR: The proceedings Of the late meeting
Of the stockholders Of the Fayetteville and Salisbury
Plank Road merit it is believed, the serious cohsg,
Grafton of the people of this part OF the sfate -
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
May 18th, l849.


To COL John II. Wheeier: - '.# .+ =
SIR:-Your letter of the 9th inst, has been duly
received. si'7f 2i
In your controversy about the Office of Maj. Gen
eral of the Militia, the executive has no jurisdiction
original, appellate supervisory. '.5s ~
The acts Of assembly direct that the Governor shall
issue Commission to the individual whom the Ad-
utant General shall certify to have been duly elected
No such certificate has been made to this Depart
ment, and until that is done commission can ISSUE
If the officers whose duty tits to hold this election
and report thereon, have been guilty of negligence
have power to coerce nor punish them. If the ell
ection in the ssth Regiment has been illegally held
and not in accordance with the provisions of the 18th
Sec of 3sth Ch of act of 1916, have no official in
formation of the fact which will justify in action
On this being well known TO you, have been un-
able to perceive the fitness of your tone of remon-
STRANGE and complaints to this Department.
Our whole militia system is little better than
Jest; and shall be happy to learn that your contem-
plated application to the Supreme Court at Morgan
for your legal rights in the premises shall have
resulted in mparting to it healthfuness, efficiency
and vigor. l remain very respectfully yours, &C.,
~ CHAS. MANLY.
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PUBLIC MEETING..

Alta public meeting of a very respectable portion
Of the citizens of Salisbury, on the evening Of the
oath instant, held in the Court Houses pursuant 70
Previous notice. for heapdrpose of expressing the
views and feelingsof this community In relation 70
location of the route of the Plank Read authorised by
The late Legislature :;
On motion, DIR. A. NJ. Henderson was called to
the Chair, and ]. H. Enniss and J. J: Brnner, ap-
pointed Secretaries. .fa - 9G IL .3Ha.sH iiai OIL
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NuMBER s772,

parting & our i Iits bsalsbfaloess, saicisp
hope 50 too-and more that II may result in CIV
ing justee TO the Divisions and to officer who Will
try do his duty without delays, prejudice or
tiaty; and also that it may impaft TO our Executive
some small poriionsof that eminent Practical vi
g6r, which has characterized SONG Of It's diSt'n-e
guished occupants. - : - IL 80. = = I'D
= - - Your faithful servant. 80 -. = p
@<st mo. H. WffEHlES4Sff =