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REAL ESTATE For SALE

La FIHE subscriber offers for sale his HOUSE on LIN
ESf coin STREET Its pleasantly situated in one OF
the most beautiful Streets in the city, and is in all re-
Spects delightful residence. 1t will be sold at better
bargain in proportion to its conyeniences and advantages
than any other estate has been sold of late in Worcester
Also, small FARM situated Il miles from the City Hall
is desirable place for any to build who wants IS or
~ acres OF andhavng driveways leading through groves
trees and number Unnatural arbors scattered over it,
Besides these natural advantages il will be good invest
ment OF money o. II. BLOOD.
worcester, Aug III. dSw
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Dwelling House and Lot for Sale

nj HNHE Estate on Pleasant Street. opposite Chestnut
EM 81, well known as the property formerly owned
Ez4A.and occupied by DR.. o. H.. BLOOD. The House in
good ORDER and the lot large and well stocked with the
choicest ut trees very desirable residence for any one
wishing to purchase. Terms easy The property can be
examined and particulars learnt by calling on the subscriber
mo- Ii dwistf BENZ. BUFFUM, Pleasant-st
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NOTICE.
Lightning Conductors.

TTHE subscribers having been engaged during the last
years in ailixing DIR. KINGS LIGHTNING CONDUC-
TORS to buildings prepared to execute jobs in this line
during the ensuing season in superior manner Their
method being adapted to the known laws Of Electricity and
having received the approval Of scientific generally
they have full confidence in recommending these Conductors
to the public the experience of twenty years having
tested their utility. And while due regard will be had
the general appearance of the work. pains will be spared
to render it permanent and durable.
Orders addressed to the subscribers either WORCESTER
or MILLBuRY, will receive prompt attention.
THOMSON & SKINNER.
Worcester, April 20, 1850. dlaw weop4m
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BUSINESS CARDS Printed at the SPY OFFICE
No 2l2 MAIN STREET, at short notice. Also, WEDDING
and VISITING CARDS. If
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CUTLERY,
WI ARTEN II. BRADFORD I'D,
l42 WASHINGTON ST., Boston,

INVITES the attention of purchasers his of
American and Foreign Cutlery.
KNIVES AND FORKS. Fine Ivory Handled Table and
Dessert Knives of various patterns with and without Forks
Complete sets Ivory Handled Cutlery in rosewood
and Forbuck Handled TABLE and TEA KNIVES and
FORKS comprising every variety of style and degree of
finish G1t9rs n,1 Kriges ESQ az" &d Fosks With
handles. BEEF-sLICERs for Hotes Jones' Patent Car
vers Ivory handled Game Carvers Patent Knife Sharpen
ers; STEELsj Ivory Handled Cheese Scoops.
BUTTER KNIVES; BREAD KNIVES Nut Picks and
Nut Crackers Champagne Knives; Pocket Knives and
Forks; Pocket Cases containing Knife Fork and Spoon
BUTCHER KNIVES-Cooks Knives-Bread Knives
Shoe Makers Knives-Paet and Paint Knives, &C.
RAZORS
Made by VIM. Greaves e. Sons Joseph Rodgers & Sons
Jonathan Crookes and Others of all the various styles in
double and single cases. Heavy BARRIERS RAZoRS.
o VINO W ma me- par % n1S wR
made by Jonathan Crookes superior article they are
fully warranted.
SCISSORS.
In this article the subscriber takes particular pains to
those of the BEST CUTTING QUALITY, and of
every form and size that is wanted.
Ladies' Cutting-out and Work SCISSORS Family Shears
Buttonhoe Scissors; Lace Scissors; Nail Scissors Gentle
mems Pocket Scissors; Lamp Scissors with rim catch
the snuff round point Scissors, fol children Grape Scs
sors Twg Cutters Horse Clipping SCISSORS Paper Shears
PATENT TAILoRS' SHEARS, which are warranted /;
Tnors' Trimmers and Ships. Hair Dressers Paper Hang
ers', Hatters', and Bankers SHEARS
Pocket Knives.
The best patterns of Joseph Rodgers Sons, Jonathan
Crookes, and other celebrated manufacturers.
One, two, three four and six blade KNIVES including
the blouse of Lords Knife" Congress" "Royal Dia
mond," Senator" 'Whancie" "American Collegians"
VICTORIA, and Prince Alberto Knives and other elegant
patterns.
LADIES' PEN KNIVES, with one and two blades; Nail
Knives; Strong and two bladed Jack Knives; Boys
Knives, Of the best STEEL, 3 and blades
SPoRT5MEN'S KNIVES, containing Fleams, Horse
hooks Screwdrvers Cork screws, Gimbles Saws Coach
mans Avis, Tweezers, Probes, Button Hook, ETC.
HUNTING KNIVES ofvarious kinds Lock back Kniyes
Pruning and Budding Knives.
Erasers Spring Nail Nippers, and Nail Files.
Also-A general assortment of
HARDW.fRE .A.N.D FISHING TACKLE,
At I42 Washington Street,
Three doors north of the Old South Church,
June d2aw BOSTON
Erasiye salt.
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Leicester Academy.

Leicester Academy.
TIME ANNUAL EXHIBITION at this Institution will
take place the First Congregational Meeting in
Leicester Wedaesddy the l4th inst, preceded by an
Address from WILLIAM BRIGHAM Esq, of Boston, COM
mencing precisely at nine O'Clock A. M.
public Examination of the Students will take place on
the previous day, commencing at nine O'Clock A. M.
THE NEXT TERM will commence on Thursday, Sept.
stu rr Tuition in English branches 1885, Languages
al so per quarter JOS A. DENNY, Sec'ry
of the Board Of Trustees.
Leicester August g. 1850. DIV
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A Wooden Carder Wanted.


WANTED IMMEDIATELY, a good Carder to whom
w liberal wages will be paid None need apply except
he be thorough and experienced workman, and can come
well recommended Also, three or four good SPINNERS
wanted. Apply at THIS OFFICE.
August eod&w3w+
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COAL For SIMMER. uSE.
SPRING FASHIONS.

HE undersigned begs leave return her compliments
the Ladies for their patronage for past years. would
respectfully that she has just received splendid
assortment of MILLINERY, which she is prepared ex
hibit at her establishment No. 90 MAIN STREET.
Also, FRENCH FLOWERS, SILKS, LACES, RIB
BONS, and Ladies' DRESS GAPS.
Ladies purchasing Hats Caps at this establishment will
be sure to get the right shapes.
~ Please call and examine. p. FELTON,
May 3 dwstf So Main st.
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House Lots, Houses, &c.

Ia BEAUTIFUL LOTS, containing nearly an acre
e..a - each, delightfully."- situated "Fairmountn hal
~ mile north of the Court House unequaled for beau
~ OF location and aspect for those who prefer to live little
out and own large lot for very moderate cost.
Finely situated LOTS Harvard Street on the elevated
land directly west the Central Church. the most desirable
lots remaining in the market.
very desirable Lots on the Brewery Estaen the West
ern Railroad Depot and in other parts of the citv
Also, several Dwelling Houses in different parts of the
ety. Good Gardening land by the acre, and other Real
property for sale on the most accommodating terms by
rcD ~. eodisu ID. S. MESSENGER,
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REMOVAL. v.B. PALMER'S american News-
Paper Aduertising Agency is removed to SCOLLAY's
BUILDING, COURT ST, BOSTON. Aug6
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HAND BILLS of every description printed at No
2l2 MAIN STREET, any style, at moments notice.
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JOB PRINTING,
N ALL ITS BRANCHES, NEATLY AND PROMPTLY
EXECUTED AT
THE SPY OFFICE.

". Il. PALMER, the American Newspaper Agent, is
the authorized AGENT for the DAILY and WEEKLY Spy
the cities of Boston, New York, and Philadelphia, and is
uly empowered take advertisements and subscriptions
at the same rates as required by u.s. ., 5si.
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AUCTION
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

VA VAAUAOLL hLfAL ED1A1E.
60 M ILL be sold at Public Auction on SAT-
sl9A URDAY, the 31st of AUGUST NEXT, at II
o'clock A. NJ, on the premises house now occupied by
NH WILLIAM L. THROOP, situated SoUTHDRIDGE
STREET near the residence Of Col James Esabrook The
Lot is 100 by 80 feet and the buildings are nearly new
There is good well of soft on the premises The
house has finished and basement all in good re-
pair Terms of sale liberal.
5. w. sELBY s. CO., Auctrs.
Worcester, July 80, 1850. dts
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BHGEEO WIS
NELSON'S SPECIFIC,

A infallibe CURE for DYSENTERY and BOWEL
n COMPLAINTS and preventive against CHOLERA
Inc effects OF this Medicine truly astonishing aordng
relief the short space of twenty -four Large num-
bers OF persons have been cured since has been introduce
ed The most severe of Cholera have been subdued
and the patient restored by the of this Specific 1t is
entirely free from minerals and produces effects
upon the system whatever Those who afflicted with
the above diseases will find worthy of their
Prepared and sold by CALVIN WESSON, Worcester Ms
u Those who may wish for my medicine can obtain it
by calling at No H. Salem Street, No. So Mechanic ST.
corner Tremon-also kept at Doct Calvin Newtons Front
Street where advice can be had; and S. Howland
Bookstore, No. l43 Main-st. eod2n JaIv 27
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Pocket Knives.
Erasiva Malt.

s.ft Eras1Ve Sakts
'IIIS article instantly stains ofINK Iron MOULD
l. FRUIT, &c. from laccs, mollslins linen and cotton
goods without the least injury the finest and delicate
textures For sale by l.. T. LAZELI., Apothecary,
Jy17 6wisdw No. POI Main st.
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DYSENTERY
A TWOOD'S DYSENTERY DROPS have been extern
svey used in this place. and have to our know
ledge disappointed the reasonable expectations of any,
John TruH, Seth II Temple aaron Weston,
Amos Nichols, I'm Temple, James Coggin.
READING, MASS.
~ The above named just received and for sale by A. P
ALBEE, "a Souhbridge st, General Agent and by LEWIS
lAZELL Apothecary, POI Main Street. Price 25 cents
per bottle. d3mis Worcester JuIy q
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0rvis' Extra quality Corn Starch
EXPRESSLY for culinary and detetic purposes Exten-
II siyey used and highly esteemed in the preparation
OF Puddngs Blanc Mango Pies Custars etc. and for diet
for invalids. Directions for each package
Sold wholesale and retail in Worcester by
L. t. LAZELI, Sole Agent
July 25 C dwisH 20l Main Street.
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Something worth knowing. Few people are
that the alkaline ingredients necessary be used in
the manufacture Of the major varieties of SOAP are in their
action, detrimental to the skncasng stiffness which is
annoying and exposing the pores of the sk especial
after shaving to the unguared action of the atmosphere
and promoting inhammatory action. By using Boge's
Amole for shaving washing the skin is prepared
all effects proceeding from exposure under every tempera-
ture. 1t is sold at 277 Washington Street, Boston.
For sale in Worcester by d. Scott r, 4 Co, L. T. Laze,
and NJ b. Green. eod3twlt32
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ROOFS,

pine CALF BOOTS, made of the best of stock, and by
some of The best worknen in this city, for sale low by
the case or single pair. l. 8. CHAPMAN,
June n diff 81 Main Street.
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L. B. NICHOLS, M. D.,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.

Residence No. 112 MAIN STREET.
u Office hours, from 10 AM, to and to P. NJ
Aug 5, 1850 diff
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Waters Liquid Hair Dive.

HIS Dye possesses an advantage any other kind
from the absence Of any preparation simple appi
cation being all that necessary 1t has been extensively
sod and is too well known in this region to need anv enc
mums now For sale wholesale and retail at the manufa
tlrer's prices by the Agent,
LEWIS I. LAZELL, Druggist
M4dwist 20l Main-st, doors north Ain. House
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RAZ0RS-RAZORS.

JUST received few Of those superior SWISS
RALORS, also an assortment ofRODGER'S CROOKS,
and WADE& BUTCHERS Razors Warrented superior
cutters, also the celebrated KESAN SOAP with general
variety of shaving utensils such Soaps Hair Shaving
Brushes Razor stroPs, Shaving Cups Mirrors, &c, &c.
&C. COLEMAN.
POS Mein-st. 81 door North Am. Temp. House.
June ls d2mis
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Providence N Worcester Railroad

EzAIsA New Route 10 New York,
US 5AST- VIA PROVIDENCE AND STONINGTON.
- FARE $500.
CARS leave the DEPOT, Green Street. Worcester every
day, Sundays excepted at 4.l0 M.
Jnne 8, 1850. dtf !. H. SOUTHWICK, Supt
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WANTED,
DR.. STONE.

N AMERICAN Grill do Hall work in apubIic house.
n Inquire at the Nashua House. dl July 80
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Casf Iron Pumns
New England Health Insurance Co.,
ATTENTION.

VIE subscriber having assumed the business of the late
L hrm OF CONVERSE & CULVER, hereby requests all
persons indebted to said firm pay the same ithet DELAY
Grateful for avors hitherto bestowed the firm he re-
specially socts continuance Of the at the old stand
under the CITY Han. j. S. CULVER.
Worcester July L. 1850. distf
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-01
Another GaIphin.

Mr.. Meredith is at last brought up by IN
investigating committee. Now we shall!
know whero the money came from with
which the Galphin and other claims were
paid. From the following resolution,
adopted in the House of Representatives on
Monday, it would seem that Mr.. Meredith
is supposed 10 have paid the claims with
money already specifically appropriated,
and which it is not lawful for the Secretary
to touch without re-appropriation. The
following is the resolution:
Mr.. Sweetzer, (Whig) Of New York,
offered the following resolution:
"Resolved, That special committee of
five members Of this House be, and the
same are hereby appointed, with power to
examine and ascertain whether the Secre.
tary of the Treasury has not used or appro-
priated large amount of money from the
surplus fund, without authority of law,
which had accumulated to said fund under
the provisions of the act of Congress of
1895, from appropriations made for the
Florida Indians, and for other purposes,
under various specific appropriations made
by Congress since 1880; and that said
committee have power to send for persons
and papers," Adopted.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-01
q. WILSON SHANNON.
To R. H. Miller, Esq.
Public Lands to be given to Soldiers.

A bill passed the House of Representa-
tives on the 25th ult., giving public lands
to soldiers. 1t passed by the following
decided vote: ayes, l55; nays SO. 1t has
yet to pass the Senate.
1t provides that each commissioned and
non. commissioned officer, musician and
private, whether of regulars, volunteers,
rangers or militia, who performed military
service in any regiment, company or de-
tachment in the service of the United
States in the war with Great Britain in
1912, or in any Indian war since the year
1890, and each of the com missioned Off
GERS who were engaged in the military
service of the United States in the late war
with Mexico, shall be entitled for IL
months service to 100 acres of land, for 6
months, 80 acres Of land, and for 2 months,
40 acres of land, provided said person shall
not have deserted, but was honorably dis
charged from service.
1t is said it will require 40 or SO m illions
Of acres of land to pay the bounties.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-01
Commencement in w. r. College.

The Annual Commencement in Wes-
tern Reserve College will take place on
Thursday, July lllh. The following ex-
orcises may be expected during the week:
Sunday afternoon, the Baccalaureat Ad-
dress by President Pierce; Tuesday even
ing, Concio ad Clerum by Rev. Alvan
Nash of Willoughby, Wednesday forenoon,
an Address before the Literary Societies,
by Rev. G. B. Perry D. D. of Cleveland
also, it is hoped, oil Address before the Phi
Beta Kappa Society by Prof. Taylor Lew.
is of New York; in the afternoon, the ex-
ercises of the Theological Department; in
the evening, an Address before the Society
of the Alumni. by Rev, E. c. Sharp, of
Atwoter. Thursday, the exercises Of the
Graduating Glass.
A Concert of instrumental music will
be given on the evening Of the 18th. -
Hudson Otscfrer.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-01
Hard MOney.

The doctrine of currency of gold and
silver is not an innovation.
The experience of the sages of the revo-
luton taught them to look upon the despot-
ism and robbery Of paper money as scarce
ly less odious than the vassalage of Great
Britain. Hence the constitution of the
United States, (which legislators and con-
stitution makers are SWORN to support
prohibits the States from authorizing
issue of paper money. The hard money
doctrine was the doctrine of all the eminent
men who framed our government-includ-
ing WASHINGTON. MADISON, JEFFERSON,
and their compatriots s. and it is the doc
trine of all enlig htened friends of free gov
ernment in our own times.
The advocates of paper money consist of
two classes-the first: politicians and law
yers, who are directly in the pay of the
bankers; and the second: a. class who are
utterly ignorant of the first principles of hu-
man rights and of political economy, as they
are of their own interests: KnaYery and
ignorance are the arch enemies of the con-
stitutional currency. Conquer those enc
mics, and the strife between the banks and
the people will soon be brought to close.
Ohio Union.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-01
A Fortunate Pirate.

Babe, the sailor, who cut such figure
in New York, some years ago, as pirate.
condemned and to be executed, only he
wasn't, has "turned up'' as Pillicody says,
in California, and is now one Of the mil
lionaries Of that country.
Well, such is life. Babe was myste.
rious fellow; rumor said, when the Presi.
dent kept respiting him, that the pirate was
making disclosures which, if they had ever
become public property, would have made
New York and Philadelphia too hot to
hold certain wealthy men in the sea-faring
and commercial line. Another rumor was,
that John Tyler another mysterious man.
who, by one of the unfathonable feaks of
fortune, got into the Presidential chair one
day-had some interest in the fate of the
pirate-knew his mother intimately aceA!
One thing is certain, Mrs. Childs the au-
thoress, was very instrumental in getting
Babe reprieved and pardoned, and we are
pleased the fellow has not turned out as
bad as he was represented, and no doubt his
pile of gold dust will purchase for him any
desirable amount of fashionable charity
and pious whitewash, whereby he may
have first class COR and through ticket
in the overland route 10 Paradise Boston
Mail.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-01
New Mexico a Free state!

BY reference to the news in another coli
umn, it will be seen that the people of New
Mexico have held Convention and adopt
ed State constitution, in which Slavery is
is forever plohibi'ed. This will be glad
news to the friends of Freedom everywhere
This result shows the utter hostility of the
people of that region to the odious curse of
human slavery, and clearly manifests their
will and power to resist its encroachments,
when the question Is submitted to their de-
cision. The bounds of the dominion of
tyranny and oppression are fixed. The at
tempt to extend the institution of slavery
over free territories has proved total fail
| ure.
1t can hardly be conceived that Califor.
MIA and her twin sister, New Mexico, car
fail to obtain admission into the Union a.
Free and independent States. Indeed, wha
is to prevent it? who is to oppose it! Ger
tainly not the friends of the Compromise
or of the Presidents plan, for they boil
contend that Congress should not interfer
with the subject, but leave it with the peo
pie of the Territories themselves TO decide
The freesoilers will not oppose it, for it Sc
cures the very object which they seek tt
accomplish. Its only opponents will b
the ultra slavery prcpagandists Of the South
and that will not be formidable. But w
may expect to hear them buster and threat
en- to dissolve the Union, but it will not a
vail them, the progress of slavery is stayee
and its bounds prescribed.
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FOR GOVERNOR.
R E u B 3 N W O0D
OF CUYAHOGA COUNTY.
The Next Census.

We would direct the attention Of our
readers to communication in another COL
umn, containing synopsis Of the sched-
ules embraced in the law of the present ses-
sion of Congress for taking the Census.
A little attention to this synopsis Will ena-
bic every one to know what information is
required, and by being prepared to furnish
the officers with the information when they
call for the same. the business will be great
ly facilitated and expedited. The law re-
quires the Assistant Marshals to visit every
dwelling house, family and place of indus
try, and obtain the required information by
questions put to member Of, or agent for,
such family, &c.; and it afizes penalty
for refusing or neglecting to answer the
questions they are by law required to put.
The 18th Section requires erery person
90 gears old, being a naenaber or agent Of
aug family, to anss0er to the best Of has
knowledge the questions put by the As
sistant, umdsr the penalty Of toyfeitimg
$40 to the the mse Of the General Gorern-
nleat.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-01
From Santa Fe.

ST. LOUIS, June rs.
Advices from Santa Fe to the 25th Of
May have been received.
A convention Of Delegates has been call
ed and held, which formed and promulga-
ted Constitution for the State Of New
Mexico.
The Convention assembled at Santa
Fe on the 18th May.
The session lasted 8 or days, in which
time the Constitution was framed, which
would go into operation on the lst of July.
The boundaries of the State were defined
and SLAVERY PROHIBITED.
Fifteen days after the adoption, which
was on 25th Of May, an election was tt
take place for members of the Legislature
Two representatives in Congress woull
soon be elected, and efforts made to secure
their seats.
Mr.. St. Vrain, Judge Otero and Henry
Connolly, are prominent candidates 70
Governor; and Capt A. w. Reynolds an
Mojor R. H. Whightman, for Senators.
is supposed that Hugh N. Smith, the pre-
sent delegate in Congress, would be electe
Representative.-P Post.