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y union of law,-of CONSTITUTIONS compact
but while it is that, it is union of brothery regard,
of fraternal feeling throughout the whole country.
do not wish that any portion of the people of this
country shall feel held together only by the bonds of
legal corporation; bonds which some of them may
think restrain their imbs-cramp their affections
gall and wound them. | wish, on the contrary, that
they shall be bound together by those unseen, soft.
easy sitting chains that result from generous aec
tons, and from sense of common interest and COM
mon pride. In short, feow-citizens, my desire is,
and my labor Is to that state of things produced
IN which, filling all bosoms with gratitude, all hearts
with Joy, Illuminating all faces spreading through all
ranks OF people, whether rich poor whether North,
South East or West-tbere shall exists the balm of
all our suerng the solace of all our political calam-
ltles' the great security of every thing prosperous,
and great, and glorious, in the future and that is.
THE UNITED LOVE OF A UNITED GOVERN
MENT.
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HE NICARAGUA TREATY. -The N. Y. Her.
aid announces the receipt off copy of the Nicaragua
treaty and portion of the correspondence; but de-
clhes publishing 1t. 1t says, "the treaty lays the
foundation of complete revolution in the commerco
OF the world, and also by its ambiguity, sows the
seeds OF great conflict between the United States
and England, which will surpass anything of the
kind which has ever taken place in the history Of
the human race For the present the terms of treaty.
and protection gives to the charter, will create con.
ildence among capitalists both here and in London
IN the probable success of the enterprise, as opening
a new and wonderful communication for ships Of
every magnitude between the Atlantic and Pacific
ocean.
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA. The ~ Y. Sun
has received from its correspondent at Vera Cruz,
advlees from California to the 9th inst These ac
counts state that the markets continued dull goods
of all kinds being plenty.
The rainy season had not completely passed over,
and was preventing the transportation of provisions
to the mines. Provisions, consequently, were very
scarce, and the miners reported to be suffering
severely.
Inc wlnter had been severe and prolonged in the
remote places and it was feared that from the scar
city of food much sickness might ensue among the
miners in some sections
Gold is said to be found in greater abundance than
ever, and heavy quantities have been lately worked
out. The continuance of the rainy season has pre-
vented the gold being brought down to San Francis
CO. for shipment home or to exchange for the neces-
sarles OF life; but the merchants were anticipating
better times as soon as spring had fairly set in.
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Private CLAIM. A press in Washington.
which has been conspicuous for its attacks upon the
Cabinet, account of the allowance of certain pri
yate claims, will have opportunity of displaying
before the country its disnterestedness in the
matter of charges against the government. The
correspondent of the N. Y. Evening Post gives the
following account of this affair:
The resolution of Mr.. Hale, adopted few weeks
ago, directing an inquiry to be made into a little
transaction, whereby the propretors of the Union
establishment appear to have pocketed the sum of
twelve thousand and five hundred dollars for printing
under the order of the Senate, pamphlet of one
hundred ana elghty-one pages, has received great
zeal OF comment. The circumstances of this case
invest 1t with profound interest," and lead us to in
qure with anxious solicitude, what are we coming
to! The piece of work for which this sum was maid
was the document containing the opinions of the Su-
preme Court on the involving the right of the
States to tax alien passengers which the Senate Or
dered to be printed and paid for out of its contingent
fund.
According to Mr.. Hale, five or six hundred dollars
would have beena liberal compensation. The work
was done during the recess of the Senate. and the
accounts were audited and paid, by Mr.. Secretary
DlckIns. The original charge is said to have been
$4,000, which, however, under the advocacy of
rather notorious than distinguished Senator. was
compromised down to $l2 800, or nearly ten fines
what 1t should have been. While the negotiations
for this arrangement in progress is reported
that referee was appointed to decide between the
public treasury and the printers, and that said re-
feree happened to be person not altogether dsin-
terested in the premises
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CONGRESS

The SENATE, Tuesday, talked about the Polar
Expedition and the Public Printing, and passed bill
authorizing the negotiation of Treaties with the In
dams South and West of the Missouri River.
The HOUSE agreed to make the proposition civ
ing Bounty Lands to Sodies in all our wars a special
order forder for the third Tuesday in June.
MIR. Wentwor. h of III. got in searching resou-
ton of inquiry with regard to the Printing of Con-
gress; and if Speaker Cobb gives him a good Com
mttee, this inquiry will amount to something.
Then followed debate on the Census bill.
whereigas Slavery wants to infuse az much darkness
as possible Two more days must Probably be was
ted on this, after which the bill Will probably pass as
it came from the Senate.
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In this city, April 90 Henry of Mr. Nathaniel Tead
years and months.
". Funeral this afternoon at O'Clock. Relatives and
friends are requested to attend without further notice
In Farnumsvle, (Grafton) April 49, Mr. Jonathan Wads-
worth, 81
In Mibury March II, Miss Lucy Morse daughter of the
late Doct Nathl f. Morse of Sutton, 49, Having early
polessed the religion OF Christ she became devout Chris
tan Those who knew her most intimately will most deem
ieel her loss and all doubtless will feel that good wo-
man has been taken from among She gave 100 to the
society," $50 the Tract Society," and $50 to the Bible So
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GS The Boston Post says that the following toast
was given at public meeting by wing in Bristol
county, and thinks that the gentlemen alluded to are
ouch good farmers that they scarcely fail to appre
ciate the rural smie howeverthey NAV dsrel;sb tbe
political sentiment:
!" mthrop and Webster, par Mobile fratrun1-wth
cotton consclences and coward hearts: like lean kline
shlyering in December farmyard-they foHowthe san,
slime round The haystachs they tced''
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lB' The stock ofready made Clothing in the exten.
sive establishment OLA. p. WARE, Nos. 5 and Mr-
chants Ro~ is unequaed in variety and extremely mod
crate in price He is offering great inducements to his
numerous patrons both in ready made and custom Cloth
ms' Those who have not already supplied themselves
will find it an object to give him call. He will be
happy to wait on both country and city.
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Ea--.z.<-=. BosToN, MARCH 1850.
Sssssask5 The PATHFINDER Railway GUIDE FOR THE
rs New ENGLAND STATES, is published on the first
thority of the New ENGLAND ASSOCIATION OF R,IIw'v
suPERINTENDANTs, by SNOW & WILDER WASHINGTON
street. and Is the ONLY publication of the kind issued I'M
der the authority of the Association.
W. RAYMOND LEE,
= President of the Association
AId2a&wlm Office, No. "a State Street. BosToN.
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The REGULAR Turk. One-eyed Dekoro. n
chei OF the Wlnnebngoes, about 20 years old was
IN Saint Pau's last Thursday. He is the same man
VINO with his band, took Black Hawk prisoner in
1888, and is quegrey-headed lie has had twenty
one wiyes-Aliaacsota Pioneer
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- Our friend Lazel, apothecary POI Main Street,
is prepared to supply his customers with the choicest
Segars in the market. Try him.
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.EB President Bonaparte has just been writing a
life of his mother, Queen Horense, which is shorty
to be published in Brussels, 500 900 copies being is
sued at moderate price. 1t is thought by MANY that
under the cloak of flial affection the prince will give
to the world his own political views and opinions.
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A CARD.

The subscriber would tender his sincere thanks to the
fire on the morning of the 28h. ~
My place of business will be until further notice No.
ORANGE STREET. s p CUAMpNFV
May 10;
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may have it in his power determine the question
the right side. A. any rate, election shall be
made the district will fail in the duty it owes to ITSELF
to the country and to the sacred cause of Liberty.
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ENGLISH HoRsEs. 1t is said that, ACCORDING to
laie census of England the number ofhorses in that
country has been found to have diminished from
to 200 900 within the last two years-in other
words the railroads have dispensed with the use Of
ooo'ooo herses and these animals, as well as oxen.
are now scarcely nsed for Transporting and thus the
grain and food which the 100000 horses formerly
consumed, have been dispensed with, and the land
used for the growth of hay and grass devoted to be
growth of grain alone, for the supply of bread
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w A special meeting of Worcester ROYAL X
A& Arch Chapter will be held at Masonic Hall x "
at O'clock LEVI CJ " App 9' g.,
Worcester, May J. $780, d1t
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Epr. y. VVssgqv MeGEeu.

ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN, will be at the OF
nee in Worcester No 90 MECHANIC SRTEET during FRI
DAY and SATURDAY, May 81 and 4th, for consultation
with PATIENTS and the public generally all diseases with
which they may be afflicted. He respectfully invites al
who may be laborng under painful Chronic Disease ofhow-
ever long standing, call upon him when the road to health
VIII be clearly and plainly pointed He charges moth
ing Tor advice, aud converses willingly with all.
May dat
IB Our readers will bear in mind the sale of the
Real Estate Furniture, and Library of William c. Barbour
which takes place his late residence State Street THIS
MORNING. The sale Of the Furniture commences at
O'Clock The Real Estate will be sold II o'clock precise
ly after which will be sold the splendid Carpets Drawing
Room and Paror Furniture. AT IL O'Clock will be sold the
valuable Library.
LADIES are invited to attend the sale
CHAS. p. BANCROFT,
May l. 1850. dw1t kuctioneer
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Wanted In1n ame dintely,

A JoURNEYMAN TAILOR--a good workman can lnd
N good encouragement ON application TO
Leicester, April "a DIFF WALTER PAUL.
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SPORTING ITEM. On the 9th instant, Henry Tay-
lor Of Ashded, Mass, killed, at single shot from
barn window, twenty crows, feeding the distance
of IL rods, the of dead horse Ilo fred
with an old nusket, which, for want Of lock, was
touched of with match.
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drrcad KRareniln.

vXTE have just opened one case of REAL FRENCH
w LAWNS, in very desirable styles which we sell
ing nj ONE SHILLING yard and warrant them perfectly
fast coOrs. Ii. III. CHAMBERLAIN * co.
NAV DIV
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" sleigh, manufactured of gutta pcrcha, convert
ibe at pleasure into boat is to be sent out with the
English Arctic expedition.
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Low Priced Sheetings.

TX sellnFhea "A sHEETINGS at ca cents.
w Also, few bales of very handsome fine COtons at
81 cents, yard wide. IL. II. CHAMBERLlN co.
May DIV
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ParaSOHs and ParasOEcfts.

elegant assortment OF the above goods, in every va
riety of style and finish, and at very low prices We
can show our customers richer goods in this line than
have ever been in this CITY,
May DIV H. H. CHAMBERLAIN & co.
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BLACK Silks that will wear!
Garnet BAGS.

BEAUTIFUL assortment of Brussels and Tapestry
Carpet Bags for Ladies and Gentlemen, in all styles
sizes, from rs cts up and CHEAP.
May DIV II. IL. CHAMBERLAIN & co.
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~ Steamship Ohio sailed from New York on Sat
mday afternoon, for Havana and New Orleans, with
496 passengers, most Of whom will be transferred at
Havana to the steamship Falcon, for Chagrcs.
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Wear YORK Ey00rye

w shall open this week and next variety of New Go
', from New York, TO which we invite attention
May DIV ii. ii CIIAMBERIIN & co
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Choice Sc&ars.

HAVE just opened large lot of Choice segars of the
brands most approved in this market which Offer for
sale wholesale and retail
LEWIS T. LAZELL, Apothecarv
MluW4Ws 2Ol Main-st, doors north Am. IIonse.
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Hair Brushes.

4 LARGE assortment of elegant Hair Brushes lust re-
n ceiyed and for sale by
LEWIS T. LAZELL, Apothecary,
M ldw3Wis 20l Main-st, 4 doors north Am House
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LORRY INFLUENCE.


During the recent session of the Legislature, 1t
became necessary for of the Detroit banks ore
ceiye lutte Legislative aid "a kind of stimulus
which institutions of that kind very much In the
habit of needing The bill was all right IN the
House. but in the Senate, just one UaS lacking to
mass the BILL In the extremity of their despair the
hank Hobbies applied to C. p b ii, most indie
fatigable ocofocc lobby, and besought him to give
the aid of his genius - to help them out of the
dilemma b., after some hesitation, agreed to aid
him. Waiting his opportunity, at the moment when
the &c unfinished business was IN order, he stepped
up to the chair of Senator F., from the -, and
said, Come, there's nothing doing here: let's go
and take horn'' F. yielded to the &C lnducement,"
and took his hat.
The bank Hobbies and their friends were on the
alert, and understood the whole move and the mo-
ment F.'s back was turned, passed the bill, moved
a reconsideration, which was lost, and passed on.
Just at this moment F., who had been most bitter
opponent of the bill, entered, took his seat, and
quired OF Finley, who sat near him, " what they
had been doing while he had been gone.''
ooh, nothing said Finley, only we have
passed that bank bill you have been fighting all VIM
ter''
'sThe ID you have MIR President, move
to reconsider
Down came the hammer. 'FThe gentleman from
Swine Creek will come to order; motion to re-
consider has been lOSt.'
f. looked around, in despair, for B., who had Sc
duced him out to drink but he not to be seen.
Detroit .ddUocate.
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A Hoos1ER IN BosToN. This story is told of
an Indiana man stopping in Boston. After dinner he
bought cigar and sauntered out for walk. Soon
policeman tapped him the shoulder and notified
him that he had incurred fine of 81 for smoking in
the street. The stranger broke a and paid the
penalty. Shortly after child who wanted ga pen
ny to buy a loafof bread, and hadn't had no break
fast or dinner, moved his western generosity, and
he bestowed remnant of gingerbread upon the hun
CRY one Thereupon second officer approached
and informed him that he had violated another Or
dinance of the city with 81 fine. The Hosier hand
ed out the S3 bill. The officer presented him the
change. He shook his head, "keep the whole-I
shall want to whistle presently"
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THE LONELY ROSE.

ONE OF JENNY LIND's SONGS.
A Rose gazed from her bower green,
Upon a summer night,
And never had Creation seen
A flower so fine and bright.
Her modest form, so soft, so meek,
With morning radiance dyed,
Beamed like the lovely blushing cheek
Ola young village bride.
But soon storm, dark DER the vale,
Its mountain fury shed,
And shrouded in the twilight pale,
The lonely rose lay dead.
And so it is gentle mind
Sinks under sorrows dart;
The storm may pass, but leaves behind
Too oft blighted heart.
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TRADE WITH JAPAN Some of the English
newspapers agitating the subject of forcing
trade with Japan. A writer in the United Service
Journal, after recaptulatng the failure of both this
country and France to open peaceful communica-
tons with the Japanese, recommends that Great
Britain should now try her hand, and in fashion
that could not be refused He urges the despatch
ola magnificent embassy, accompanied by fleet,
so that friendly overtures fall powder and ball may
carry the point. His argument is that Japan has
certain commodities necessary to the comfort and
luxury Of other portions of the word and that hence
she has right to close her ports refuse to ex-
change products and manufactures with European
nations. The earth, he maintains, is the common
heritage all. This reminds us of the sylogism by
which some crazy Puritan sought to defend the
upon the Indians, ''the earth is the Lord and
the funess thereof;' we are the Lords people;
ergo the earth is alone. Or of the pedlar who
when people would not buy his wares, fell to and
thrashed them. The writer, however, after all his
logic, admits that whipping the Chinese into opening
their ports, has not made them buyers of English
manufactures and we do not how he can ex-
pect different result in Japan Is it not strange,
in an age like this to see such doctrines gravey add
vanced.-.N B. Mercury
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Worcester, IS. June %, 1850.
DY virtue of Execution which issued upon Judgment
- in favor of Samuel p. Harrington, of Worcester, in
said County, yeolnan, against CUSHMAN THAYER, of
Worcester aforesaid yeoman at the last term of the Court
of Common Pleas for said County, have taken all the
Right Equity that the said Cushman Thayer had the
twelfth day of November, A. d. l849, the day when the
attached process, and all the right he
now has to redeem certain morgaged Real Estate situate in
the town of Ftcburg and in said Worcester and is the
that described in mortgage deed thereof from the
said Cushman Thayer to Ethan Aen recorded in the Reg
st of Deeds for said County, book 49, pages 53 and 54
and Saturday, the thrtyst day of August next at
o'clock in the afternoon at my office in Worcester No
136 Main Street. shall offer for SALE the highest bidder
at public auction, the aforesaid right in equity Of redemp
ton to satisfy said execution and all fees and charges of
sale. [dJy27l ]. DAY, ID. Sheriff.
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"P1LrNG ON THE AGONY. The Grand Jury
of Middlesex County have found eight indictments
against John Dunnakn, the notorious young burglar,
who is already in the State Prison under sentence
of two years. Johns father IS also in the State
Prison, and his sister in the House of Correction for
being receivers of his plumber.
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VOL. VI
NEWPORT Via PROV
f74==., On and after June II, 1850. u
SssssS.zyS..l Inc
$500. s.zsz- sZv STEAMER PERRY. 81
Messenser,s Notice.

Worcester, July ,, 1850.
lion. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
IL for the County of Worcester has his day issued
Warrant against the Estate of GEORGE NJ HERVEY, OF
Oxford, in said County, soe manufacturer, insoven
debtor and the payment any debts the delivery of any
property belonging to said insovent debtor, him for
his and the transfer of any property by him forbidden
by law
The first meeting of the creditors of said insovent debtor
will be held Court OF insolvency the office of said
Commissioner in Worcester, in said County, the six
teenth day July instant O'Clock in the forenoon
the proof debts and choose assignee assgness of
his Estate. J3l J.DAY, ID. s., Messenger.
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.IXrS. sHEV2'V Adams

WOULD inform the citizens of Worcester that she
w prepared to practice the WATER CURE SYSTEM
the treatment Of disease and proposes locate hersen
this city. Mrs Adams has wish to offer any fulsome
ogy recommendation OF this SYSTEM but she would from
motives of true benevoence, most earnestly invite the su
erng andIaiced, whether in their persons in their
ailies whether suffering from the obstinate form Of
chronic disease the sudden of the ACUTE
apply this natures remedy" and she is fully assured
that will commend itself to every candid mind infinitely
superior to all others now in USE and if applied with the
requisite knowledge and skill fdbte in all of Fever,
Inflammation, Rheumatism, Cholera, Diarhoea, &c.
Mrs ADAMS proers her advice and assistance those who
wish it, their houses her advice her residence.
NO. KENDALL HILL. DIV uf Feb %.
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PATENTS issued from the United States Patent
Office, bearing date June A. Gardner Chilson of
Boston, for improvement in fire place CRATES; Charles
w. Hawkes. Of Boston, for improvement in printing
presses Oliver A. Kelley of Woonsocket, r. L.,
for improvement in shuttle motion of looms Sam
uel S. May of Sterling, Mass, for improvement in
nursery chairs. Design-Walter Bryant of Boston,
for design for umbrella stands.
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r5F- A negro singer, Mile. Martinez, said. TO be
most remarkably endowed, and having complete
musical education, received in Spain where she was
a protege of Queen Christina, is giving series of
concerts in Paris. Mile. Martinez was born in
Havana of free negro parentage. She was early ta-
ken to Spain, where she married captain in the
Spanish service. Her husband having become a
political refugee, she has been drivento the stage
for support.
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INVALUABLE INVENTIONS.
WM. h. GUY.

NO. % Sudbury Street, Boston,
WOULD inform the public that he has invented new
" contTiyance for LINING PIPES WITH GLASS
which mparts to the neither color acid or taste
The outside of the pipe covered with composition that
preserves them from rust This is considered by the most
eminent chemists THE ONLY PIPE fit for conveying
into houses for domestic purposes Those using aqueduc
water will find it for their advantage call and examine
II He has also invented GLASS STRAINER, to be
placed at the bottom OF Wells and Springs The water is
carried through glass lined pipes to any part of the house
desired JPersons from the country invited to CALL
or send in their orders dwtf Boston, June %.
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VIEW CO.gL Y.FRE1.

OOdI at SU3OU.
THE subscribers have for sale at their Yard PLY
MOUTH STREET, the best varieties of PENN. RED
and WHITE ASH, and AQUIDNECK GOALS, which
will be furnished of the best quality, dry and in good ORDER
and at the lowest rates.
The AQUIDNIoK COAL is mined Portsmouth, r. l.. is a
Red Ash Coal will be delivered $3.50 per tom
For house furnaces cylinder Stoves etc., warranted
give good satisfaction.
Orders left at the Office, No. 222 MAIN STREET, over
c. Foster d Co.'s Store or at E. D. WETHERBEE's DRUG
STORE, of Green and Temple Streets, will meet with
prompt attention. RICE HARBOUR.
April2 eodisf