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Whiggery opposed to Veting BY BalIet.

In The convention to revise the Cons,itu.
tion OF Kentucky, the Democrats proposed
the Introduction Of a clause into the Conssi-
tuition, authorizing the ballot to be used az
elections, instead of voting ripo rocs.-
This proposition was violently opposed BY
the Wings. And for what reason. do you
suppose reedera Because, as they said, Il
would enable the tenant to vote his own
sentiments without being overawed by tho
landlord! That's Federalism for you
Let poor men think Of that. and then satis.
fy their consciences if they can, that ,hey
should support the Whig party.
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CHLOROFORM.

DIR. HARRIS, 154 Main Street, is prepared TO
extract Teeth WITHOUT pain by the of this recently DIS
covered substitute for Ether-CHLoRoFoRM.
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SASH MAKER WANTED.
INQUIRE of the subscriber ia Taine three miles west
i from the City Hall. >. b. VohoiN.
Worcester, April Is. sls,- oH
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COLTSFOOT ROCK.
Abdominal, Supporters, Trusses, Braces,
Masnetic Batteries. &c.

TIME subscriber has taken Rooms, in Boioen's Rfock
No. a03 Main Street, Worcester,-where ne now has,
and win constantly keep Tor sale agent, large
rent of hieads Vibrating Magnetic neutrality-suspicious.
nal -TrussesSh0ulder Braces and various
other mechanical promouve OF numsh
health and comfort.
The subscriber, in applying the Magnetic Battery, in
either with without hese articles, has
eved or cured many persons, in Gnereat parts Of The
state affected with ruptures. spinal curyaures, rheuma-
tism and great variety OF nervous disorders and ne viii
do So either his Rooms the residence
of any lady or gentleman, who may favor HIN with
request for any Of the above instruments, or Tor his ser
vices ia the application of the Galvanc Battery.
Anri ia DIFF JOHN G.. KNAPP
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STEPHEN TRACY. M. D.!
j. HOOKER, M. D..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

ONCE and Residence, No. Park Street.
DR.. HOOKER, would inform the citizens of Worcester
nnd the adjoining towns, that he has opened Office
by himself and socits patronage from his friends and others
wishing MEDICAL and SURGICAL aid
He will not nrust the dispensing of Medicine the of
nexrerienced individuals, butwl far practicable attend
io HIMSELF thus avoiding to Patient and Physician
Jsd /. DIFF
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VIM w. AYRES.
ShaWIS from Auction

HANDSOME Fig'd Grape shawls, from 378 c.
N TO $50. Rich PLAN do do. with splendid
Fribges, Is to $50
Handsome all wool Cashmere Shawls. S..
do do. usual price $40 10 $l2J Tor IS.
Good Brocha Cashmere for So.
A superior large Black Silk Shawls, S..
Very Rich do do q yds square inside the fringe
Small figured b, oche and Printed Cashmere shawls
very fashionable and beautiful style in all coors
French Vistes, Sacks and Manteetts, of the
richest materials and best stylescheaper than be
bought at any other Store in The United States.
1-Purchasers OF the above Goods will find the largest,
Richest and cheapest assortment in Worcester at
May 2. DIV CHAMBERLAIN.
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Lg ROSS'S XpreSS forward all sorts OF
parcels and small through direct the Worcester
Rail Road to Newport, Fail Riuer Bristol and Warren
July22 dwG
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~ V. B. PALMER is agent for this paper
in Boston, New York. Philadelphia, and Baltimore. Office in
Boston, No. Congress Street.
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FARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
,NOR good Property an tae City Of Worcester
80 & miles from the City OF Worcester. containing
i.A about l60 OF Land-comprising ~ acres Of
Pasturng 20 Tillage 10 acres of good inerya 10
acres of thrifty young Wood and the balance ~ thrifty
Sprout Land of from to three years growth Hoed
Buildings aqueduc, orcharding &c. II will be sold or
exchanged together or in lots suit lHquire OF l.
WAsHBuRN, Worcester. or G. II. WARREN Shrewsbury,
ON the premises. d2w Apeu -
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WORCESTERSHIRE NOTICE !!

COPARTNEHSHIP NOTICE
THE Subscribers have this day associated themselves in
the Provision business, at the old stand OF Joseph
Converse Co., under the and style of Converse
and Culver, where they intend all times to keep
pete of fresh and salt provisions, which will
he sold wholesale retail low for cash. The subsCri
hers hope, BY dgent attention business to merit
tnuaan of he patronage heretofore literally bestowed
the old firm. CHAS. E. CONVERSE.
April IL, I649 JESSE s. CULVER.
All persons indebted either by account to the
said Joseph Converse, Joseph Converse, & Co.,
requested to make immediate payment of the
either the subscribers the old stand of ]. Converse
Il Co.. who duly authorized settle all such demands.
CONVERSE e. CULVER.
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sYA.sN.sAns

Married in Cahstrus county, on the 2oth ut +,
by X c. Cook Esq Nr. JOHN L. 81 IHER
to Miss SOPHIA K PROP>T
Ia Concord, on the 29th ul,., Mr.. WM. Still.
LER to Miss CAROLINE Howell
Married. in Castor county, ID, THEODORE
PEGRAM 10 Miss LiVlNlA STOW f, all Of
CASTOR
In Burke county, on Ito Goth inst, by Squire
Collins, Mr.. ". VI KiBLER, of Catawba, 10
Mics EVELINE JOHNSON, OF Burke.
Married, IN Caharrus county on tie 31lh ult,
Nv Kirby Pope, ESQ Nr SAMUEL 6. MAR.
TN TO Miss NANCY K. MORRISON.
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TO THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED
STATES.
MrNpuya Sent 1910

-
A direct Western outlet to India from
America and Europe, for more than hire,
centuries an object Of great magnitude witt
civilized nations, is now within our mean.
Of accomplishment, by constructing a Cen
tai Railway from the Mississippi river tc
the Pacific Ocean.
TO aid the work, a Convention Of the
people Of the United States was called BY
sister State to meet in Memphis on the
Alb July, ls49. The citizens Of Memphis
hailed with deIigh, this new enterprise. as
Characteristic OF the progressive spirit OF
the age, and called for by high eonsidera.
tons Of National import. In Mass meet.
Jog, they appointed the undersigned CON.
mite, charged with The duty Of addressing
their fellow citizens Of the United States
upon this important question. Ia the dis.
charge Of the duty assigned US, we have
sdverted IN q previous address, to such
prominent advantages, Agricultural, Man.
ufac,uring, Mara,ime, Military, CONNER.
cal and National, as to US seemed obvious,
snd The people of the rhoie country, North,
SJuib, East and West, were invited TO take
the question under consideration, aud send
iorlh their delegates TO meet US in council.
The response 10 our solicitation, coming
~ from the public press of the country,
from eminent statesmen, from distinguish
ed citizens OF all parties, and from every
section Of the Union. and above all from
The mass Of the people in all the States, was
such as 10 justify the assumption that the
snik can, must and will be done.
The rayages Of the cholera in The South
and West, in June last, compelled tie post.
pnnement Of the Convention from the ath
Of July 10 the 23J Of October next. We
are happy TO say that the cholera has now
entirely disappeared from the 5, nth and
West, and the health of the Country is com.
pelely restored. We again invoke the
I'D of our fellow. citizens. We invite every
own, village aud hamlet in the United
States, TO send firth their delegates, aud
q behalf Of The citizens Of Memphis, We
endef 10 all who may honor US with visit,
mos. cordial welcome.
lienry G.. Smith, James c. Cross,
Lewis Shanks. james Penn, &c.
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the NEW COTTON" PROLIFIC
OMEGRANA1El"

Lust year the Mobile papers published
naices Of this new cotton, which induced
u. 10 form determination 10 see II grow.
ing. and make report TO our readers, based
Dpoa personal examination, Accordingly,
We took occasion few DAYS since 10 ride
our to Cedar Grove" the plantation of
Gen. G. II. Mitchell, situated IN this cuun
", about IL miles northeast Of Nieks-
burg; and in his Il Id we saw the "prolifc
in various stage Of growth,
aud can consc,en,ously repof, that so far
as We are able to Judge, /, is az emlnenl'y
superior variety 81 the cotton plant. The
aalk grows from four to SIX feet high, and
Is nearly .jJin'less, a. well as thicker and
stronger than the stalk of the common
plant. This branches and stems are very
numerous, and arc so fruitful as TO present
TO tho eve literal mss OF squares aud
bols. We selected a specimen AT random
and counted $50 squares and boll, on an
other an1 larger slalk, though scarcely a
b1ve the average, We counted 250 squares
aud bolls. o. one limb, or branch, foot
lorg, We saw fifteen as tine spares anc
boIs as we ever examined and on another
limb about Is inches IN len tn there were
ireatg three excellent bolls aud sqnates
We did not select these facts out OF smnl
patch cultivated for mere show, but W
t1und them IN very large and by ~
means rich field, over the whole exten
Of which the "probtic p'mcetana'e' DIS
played It's sngular fruldulness IN man
nct at once hcwlldcring and delightful I
the eye. Gen. Mitchell informed us tina
this singular member Of tho gossyp'ur
family produces better IN proportion
poar than on rich soil aud we had occa
sion TO observe Notifications of this state
msni. The staple is said by those VIII
have cri,,caiiy examined it to be exceIlen
more beautiful and silky than the be-
petit gulf" So says a Mnblc editor VIII
had the specimen before him when b
wrote.
why isa looking. glass like hack bitei' 3
cause !, ,ndulgas n personal reflections.
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WISE COUNSEL BEAUTIFULLY Ex.
PRESSED.

PRESSED.
The Home Journal gives the following
extract from an address Of the venerable
DR.. Mott, President Of The Uuion College,
\. y.
IL have been young and an now old /:
sni IN review Of The past, and The prospect
u The future. | declare unto you, beloved
pupils were /, permitted me 10 1--we my life
over again, | would, BY he help Of God.
from the very outset, live better. Yes,
iium the outset, | would 'rown upon wee ;
cuce 20 adsauce whatever would exelt aud
siorn human nature, alleviate human nus
cry, and contribute TO render the world |
I've 10, like the heaven TO which ! aspire,
the abode OF innocence and felicity. Yes,
lhough | were to exist no longer than the
sphcmcra tina, sport away their hour 10
THE sinbeams IL the morning. even Outing
tia, brief period | would rpthet soar with
the eaglc, and leave the record Of IN, ilgh,
snd my fall among the stars, than creep
the earth aud lick Tie dust with The reptile,
and having done so. bed my body shh my
memory 10 the gultet.'
The life OF Dr.. Mott has been daily
illustration OF the value Of the sentiment.
be 50 handsomely expresses, lie is nov
paiilarch of seyen,y-sx years aud ha:
presided over Union College Tor forty five
yeats. preserving in hes old age tina, fire
d genus and that kindness of heart which
have made him The idol Of all who have
ever eulr,ed his instruction. - Richmond
R'PLbi.caa.
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LATE FOREIGN NEWS.

From the Baltimore Sun, Sept IA.
Worse Ners from Hungary-C opitulatioI
Of Comorn- Kossufh Gone to England.
The N. Y. Courier and Enquirer, o
yesterday morning, contains the following
highly important intelligence contained il
telegraphic despatch, dated London, Sep
TENDER /, p. NJ.
Hungary.
Comorn has Cap,tuiated. The Austrian
Minister OF War entered The fortress on
The IS h.
The country of the Wasg is tnt,rtiy
eracuafed by The Huagdri0ns.
kossuih Is positively said to have hfi
Arod for Eaetard, on the llfh, uih The
Hungarian Groom .jeuei,.
France.
Paris. Friday morning. The permanent
committee Of the Legislative Assembly met
yesterday. No motion was brought for.
ward for the convoca;ion Of the Assembly
on tho 20th September, as it was reported
would be the case-the A ssembly will con.
srqnenlly meet as originally fixed, on the
Isl October.
General Changarnief attended he meet.
ing Of the committee yesterday, end gave
a very favorable repor, Of .he state OF Par
is, which is perfectly Tranquil.
A second edition Of the Cologne Gazette,
mentions The death of the Grand Duke
Michel, Of Aus,fla. lie died of apo
plexy.
Italy.
Trouble beirten The Pope and Frdnce.
from Toulon of The 9Th, men.
ton tho arrival there of two courief- from
C,viia Necchia. |, was said that the re.
lies q, Rome were not at all friendly and
hat the issue OF The negotiations al Gaeia
would perhaps file all calculation. The
Roman population and the French army
we're, however, OF excellent terms, and the
French officers did bot conceal their dis
gust at the conduct Of the Ponuficai Gov.
The promises Of the P0pe we're Of a
'ery vague character. 1t was believed al
Dlslla Necchia that The Pope would OF lsst
20 TO Bologna, aud remain under the pro.
eclion Of The Austtans, Nelpolliaus aud
'panIards.
The number Of sick al Rome was con.
derabie, and The hospitals were crowded.
he hospuals al fouIou had received 1000
ick between them, proceeding from Civ.
a NrcchIa aud II would lie necessary 10
slablIsh more hospitals.
Their batteries Of seige artillery that
lad been ordered back to Rome, were
aud il was said that there
vas no intention Of reducing The expedition.
~ army, and that It was impossible TO
ssign term to the occupation Of Rome
" he F,ench.
The Times has received letters of the
'3i from ITS correspondent at Naples
The city was perfectly ,taaquil. ! he new
cabinet was proceeding to wise and mod
falely hbersl principles. and far prom.
se IL held out that the Constitution will be
enesed as soon as the north Of Italy and
he domln,ons Of the Pope had order re.
lored TO them.
The King and The Pope were expected
/, Naples f.om Gacta, aud the Palace al
'ottlcla was being fitted up COR the use Of
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ROM F..
TIE POPE'S VISIT TO AN AMERICAN
FRIGATE.

FRIGATE.
1t APPEARS from notice IN f. NapollGo
Of Naples, that Plus the Ninth visit d the
American friga,e Constitution on the oc.
casion of her conveying our Chatee d'Af,
fairs, Hon. John Rowan, from Naples 10
Gaeta, the present residence OF the kng
Of Naples and his Court, as well as OF The
pope. The Constitution arrived al Gaeta
on lie Isl Of last month, and after firing
national salute which was returned from
The foit, Mr.. Rowan took the nilicers on
shore end presented them to the hug, who
received them most graclou-ly, expressed
himself gratfed by The vsi'. Ga ;he FOL.
loving morning His Holiness the Pope ex,
pressed 10 NJ. X. his desire that the ofh
GERS Of the Constitution be likewise pre-.
scented to him, and according y the officers
we're notified aud the presentation came off
10 The evident delign, Of the officers, who
are said have much admired The Popes
simple and prepossessIng manneIs, and I'm.
piessiye christian bcneyuleHce OF speech.
liz, Holiness spoke appro,lnely Of the off
GERS aud dismissed them with his blessing.
So much was Capt. Gwln, OF the Con
sll,ution pleased with the interview, aud
fascinated with the unos,en,atious and kind
manner Of Plus Ninth that he requested
Mr.. Rowan, to solicit His Holiness 10 visit
the Constitution, aud thus afford his men
an opportunity Of seeing the Holy Father,
and oil enjoying tie special privilege Of HI
sacred blessing. HIS Holiness and The
king we're both invited, and accepted the
invitations. The descriptions oil the affair
Is quite interesting, the distinguished visl
tiers being received with repeated salules,
returned by the ships IN tue Bay and from
the shore, and The other usual naval hon
ors. The interest excited on board the
COnstllu Ion was intense, and both the Pope
and the King, who made close inspection
Of the vessel, expressed their appreciation
Of what they saw. Before HIS Holiness
left, such Of the men as desired hts special
blessing were ranged IN his presence, whom
he blessed hem otfaring a prayer on their
behalf. The whole scene was truly grand
aud impressiye-.N. \ SGn.
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CURIOUS AMALGANA1lO N-lNTER.
ESTING TO HuRIICULTURISTS.

L. INV ~ t1Nh II ntC -
L b. Bishop. Esq Of our CITY, has Just
shown US the leaves aud the nIwers oi
vine, parlaking Of the nature OF The cy press
aud the morning glory. A year ago, the
seed Of the morning glory aud cypress
were planted together SO as 10 ent"lne each
other. This year, three vines come up,
and produced, each a different leaf aud
flower; the morning glory has natural
shaped leaf with deep, orange colored
flower, small aud round shaped The cy.
press producing caves aud flowers perfect
Is natural; and the amalgamailon produces
leaves "a large as the morning glory, with
ha their 81, divided gu, IN small spaugles
like the express, producing flower Of
,ermllun red. aud half away between the
other two IN SIZE. This curious amalga.
nation viii doubtless be interesting 10
horlicu'tutsts. Van Buren, ARK J M.
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~ Notice.

A IL rerson> are hereby fyrewarn-d from ira.
q ding for a note OF hand against me, paya.
BE 10 William Black for sixty dollars, dated IN the
wear ls4l, which note is now IN the hands OF the
Guardians OF the said Back | will not pay the
note as it was Fl audulenrly obtained
ROBERT DICKSON.
Mccklenburg city, Sept Is 1919 tag
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CHARLOTTE
FEMALE ACADEMY.

FHfIIE OK rises Oft this Institution will be re.
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The institution worthy of hbers patronage
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ARRIVAL THE
EEa
Steamer Cambria.
yH12S

ne steamer cambria arrived al fidli'
fax on "Wednesday evening bringing dates
from Liverpool TO the SIN instant. The
following brief synopsis OF her news is de-
rived through The Telegraph:
The cholera was (catfully increasing in
Eog,aud aud in Dub,n seye al distinguish
Cd Een had died OF Il. The markets we're
dali and w,thou, Change; weather hue;
harvesting progressing lavorably; trade
actIse. Employ mcnI IN manufacturing
districts plenty. The Royal family were
siill ,nlourning IN Scotland, but would re.
turn 10 London on The 18Th.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
Comorn and Pelcrwardein still hold oul;
the iotmor commanded by kapka, the lat
ter BY klei. The Russian General Berg
had long interview with KEEL on the 23d
ulllmo, which resulted IN sending KEEL 10
Gen llaynau, 10 arrange terms OF cdplu.
lation. The impregnable position Of Co
morn induces klapka 10 demand good con.
dlllons.
4 letter from Vienna Of the 3lst ultimn
states that several Magyar chiefs had been
executed, nmong them an Austrlan'ex.
minister. One General was hung aud a.
mother shot. kossulh's mother aud chlI.
dren aud the wives and children of sever.
al oilers had arrived as prisoners at PIES.
burg. A large part of the Russian army
had received orders to march towards Gal.
licia. Gen. Rumiger's corps viii remain
at Nichola Grosswardeln and Buda.
Peslh, to have q garrison OF three thousand
men each. The Hungarian corps of Perk.
cs.l had entered Orsu,a, bu, the author,-
ties refused to receive them until they had
Lam down their arms. Gorgey's surrcn'
der was known at Comorn on the 18Th
and summons was sent to tho garrison tc
surrender, or propose terms of capilua ION
Those members OF The late Hungarian Dt
ct who declared the House OF Ilap,bure
, had forfeited all claim to the Hungarian
/ throne, were conveyed TO Peslh. The
. Austrian Emperor has pardoned Goreey
who Intends residing IN StyrIa. The lm
, pcr,ahs, army entered Vienna on the 9th
PRUSSIA AND AUSTRIA
The German question is settled. A ID
recIory establlshedin for confederation, con
sisting Of members provided by Nienn
and Munich. The directory will labo
for the common interests Of all Germany
>, The Presidency will be vested alternately
: in Austria and Prussia. The Austria
" Government, IS endeavoring to persuad
the Atch.Dnke John to resign his v'ca'
ship Of The Empire. committee OF tn
Oldenburg Chamber had unan'mausy d'
c,ded,o lei CT the proposition Jun the Coz
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dled-American isborers are swindled-.
BY the iariffof 1916; but Birmingham and
Sheffield houish on il, and Mr.. Walker is
euIogzed in the British Parliament.