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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, August 90 1850
To all persons interested in the Estate fLEMUEL CLARK
late of Sonthbridge, deceased Greeting
YOU cited appear Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester the first Tuesday of September next to
show why administration of the of said deceas
ed should be granted Reuben Glover of the City of
Providence, in the State of Rhode Island.
A23d* CHAS G. PRENTISS, Reg.
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, August 90 1850.
To all persons interested in the Estate OF MOSES CIRCUIT
late of Westborough deceased Greeting.
N0U cited to appear Court of Probate to be hold
Il at Worcester, the first Tuesday of September
next show why the instruments which purpor
be the last Win and Testament ofsad deceased and Cod-
Gil thereto, should not be approved
A23dt CHAS. G. PRENTISS. Reg
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HoSIe's AmO1e is one Of the best articles ever
used for shavng leaves the face soft satin Call
2 Washington Street Boston, and purchase bottle, and
you will not be disappointed
LYNN, Jan. IS, 1850.
10 VIM BOYLE, PIT Washington Street, Boston
Dear Sr-Yonr "Hyperion Fluid" is undoubtedly the best
article Tor the hair in the market Dandru which used to
accumulate on head is entirely removed by its
lt gives, also pleasant feeling the head and impas to
the halr glossiness of the most brilliant description
Your "Amoe Shaving Soap" by all odds the finest and
most agreeable have used and recommend it cheer
fully to those who have strong beard and tender face My
friends who have used it, speak of in the highest
Yours respectfully, p. PARRITT.
For sale in Worcester by D. Scott, Co.. L. t. Laze
and NJ b. Green. eod3tw1t34
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Douglas Freedom Association.

The members of the Douglas Freedom Association and
all who intend to participate with them in the struggle
between freedom and slavery at the coming State Election
invited the School House in District No. g.
FRIDAY EVENING, Sept 9th, at u O'Clock, for the
purpose of organizing anew for the coming political year, and
also appoint three delegates to represent the town in the
Convention be holden in Boston Tuesday, Sept
18TH, Per order Central Committee,
East Douglas Aug %. 2w WIN. KNAPP, Sec'ry.
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DYSENTERY

DYSENTERY
A TWOOD'S DYSENTERY DROPS have been extern
II aively used in this place. and have know
ledge disappointed the reasonable expectations of any.
John 1ruA Seth II, Temple, aaron Weston,
b. amos Nichols, Nm Temple, James C0ggin.
READING, MASS.
F The above named just received and for sale by A. T.
ALBEE, "a Southbrdge St. General Agent and by LEWIS
T. LAZELL, Apohecary 201 Main Street. Price %
per bottle. d3ms Worcester July rs
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BUSINESS CARDS Printed at the SPY OFFICE.
No 2l2 MAIN STREET, at short notice. Also WEDDING
and VISITING CARDS. If
POSTERS of the LARGEST SIZE printed at this
Office in a superior manner.
HAND BILLS of every description printed at No.
2l2 MAIN STREET, in any style, at moments notice.
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". B. PALMER, the American Newspaper Agent is
the authorized AGENT for the DAILY and WEEKLY Spy in
the cities of Boston, New York. and Philadelphia and
duly empowered to take advertisements and subscriptions
at the same rates as required by i.4
REMOVAL. V. B. PALMER'S american Netcs-
Paper ADVERTISING Agency is removed to sCOLLAY's
BUILDING, COURT ST, BOSTON Aug
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MONTGOMERY HOUSE.

AzzA fremont Street, Boston.
f.MA THIS large and commodious HOTEL having been
thoroughly refted and renovated is now open for
me accommodation of transient and permanent boarders
me internal management of the House will be under
immediate direction of Mr. JAMES S. PARKER late proprietor
of the Samoset House, Plymouth, Mass.
The situation of the Montgomery House unsurpassed in
any respect by any other in the city being nearly equally
aht from all the raoad depots and steamboat landings
very near the business part of the ctyand subscriber
hopes by the sce attention the best interests of those
patronage. f
Terms for Transient Boarders 81, so per day.
~ THOS p. WILSON, Proprietor.
Boston, August 10, 1850 dw4wis
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Classical and English High School.

01t1s'SH0t61 t01IU s : :
HE examination of Scholars for admission to the CIassi
cal and English High School will take place at the Wal
Street School House on MONDAY, SEPT 3D. 1850, at
O'Clock A. M. 80
Those Scholars in the City who members of any
ofhe Schools in the Centre District desirous of admission
to the above named School, will please govern themselves
accordingly. w. LAZELL,
Aug %. dl0tw1t Sec'y Sch. Com.
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Waters Lionid Hair Dive.

WdCeIS LIqUIu AdI Dye.
THIS Dye possesses advantage over any other kind
4 from the absence of any preparation simple app-
cation being all that is necessary 1t has been extensively
sold and is too well known in this region need any
miums For sale wholesale and retail at the nanuac
tnrer's prices by the Agent,
LEWIS I. LAZELL, Druggist,
M4dwisti POI Main st, doors north Ain. House.
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REAL ESTATE FOR. SAFE

~ NHE subscriber offers for sale his HOUSE on LrN
E COLIN STREET. 1t is pleasantly situated in one Of
the most beautiful Streets the city and is in all re
spects delightful residence. 1t will sold at better
bargain in proportion to its convenences and advantages
than any other estate has been sold OLA Worcester
Aiso small FARM situated II miles from the CITY Hail.
II is desirable place for any build who wants Is or
~ acres OF and-hayng driyeways leading through groves
Trees and number of natural arbors scattered over it,
Besides these natural advantages ii will be good invest
lhent OF money: o. FL. BLOOD.
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Worcester, IS. August 22d, A. D. 1850.

Worcester, IS. August 22d, A. D. 1850.
TQY virtue of Warrant to me directed from ABNER
ID PARKER, Treasurer and Collector of the Town of
southboro in said County, shall sell at Public Auction
the Clinton House in said Southboro Saturday, the
tUentyeighth day oeSepteber rert O'Clock in
afternoon the following described parcels of Real Estate
necessary to pay the taxes hereafter mentioned assessed
thereon by the Assessors of said Souhboro
le47 and l9i8 according the list and
mitted by them to said Parker which remain wholly unpaid
with all necessary intervening charges to wit
lst The Homestead, occupied by Lincoln Newton 2ud
bounded north by the Worcester unpkeeastery by land
of Dexter FaysOuthey by land of David Brewer and Pc
ter Brewer, and land in possession of ARENAS Fayand
westerly by last named land and land of Sullivan Fay
tanning eight acres less upon which parcel there
was assessed for the year 47 the of 2042 and for
the year l848 the sum of 49O, amounting in the whole
1882
End The Loomis place." SO called bounded westerly by
road from Fayvle to Marboronortherly by land of
person persons by land of per-
son persons uknownsouthery by land of John Plymp
containing 10 less which parcel
assessed for the year 1877 the of 33 and for
the year ls4s the of $243 amounting in the whole
S576
3d. The North School House, so called bounded east
ery by road leading by house of Sylvester Faynohery
by land of person unknOwn-and south westerly by
road from Southboro to Marlboro on which said parcel
there assessed for the year ls47 the of So 49,
and for the year lS49 the sum of $780, amounting in the
whole to $3.50.
4th. So much of the Phnehas Newton place. so called
bounded westerly by town way from Fayvie to Ashland
southerly by town way from Southboro Ashand-eas-
ery by land of Peter Newtonand northery by land of
Stephen Newton lies in said Souhboro upon which po
ton there assessed for the year l847 the of $074
and for the ls4e the sum of SO54, amounting the
whole to $l.26.
All of said parcels of lan on the first day of May in the
years 1917 and l848 in the possession Of Lincoln New
ton 2nd to whom said taxes were assessed and have still
continued to be- and owned by Rufus Brewer of Fra
mnghan, the County of iddlesex and notice hereby
given that said parcels will be sold aforesaid said
taxes and Intervening expenses are previously discharged
A22dawSw Constable of scarborough.
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SPRING FASHIONS.


INHE undersigned begs leave to return her compliments to
the Ladies for their patronage for past years. would
respectfully that she has just received splendid
assortment of MILLINERY, which she is prepared to
hibit at her establishment No 92 MAIN STREET.
Also, FRENCH FLOWERS, SILKS, LACES, RIB
BONS, and Ladies' DRESS GAPS. lAflk
Ladies purchasing Hats Caps this establishment will
be sure to get.tle right shapes. W
" Please call and examine. r. FELTON,,
May dwistf 92 Main st
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CARD.
SUPERIOR MINERAL TEETH.

SUPERIOR MINERAL TEETH.
NzzeS INIIE subscribers are now ready to sup
ENs2 l. ply Mineral Teeth of a very superior
U quality, made from nelc combination of
A-I material. For life-like appearance, resenl-
biance to nature and for strength they far
have UNEQUALLED.
Having experimental with labor on the subject Of
CoLoRs feel confident in assuring most exact imita-
ton of the natural teeth Whole parts of sets sup
Piled at short notice.
u Those wishing for ARTIFICIAL TEETH are invited
10 call and examine them without feeling that thereby they
incur an obligation. o. II. BLOOD, Nj. d.
d. COOK NJ d.
Ofice-2O6 Main Street, Butman Row.
Worcester June II, 1850. diff
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L. B. NICHOLS, NJ. D.,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,

~ Residence No. 112 MAIN STREET.
u Office hours, from to 10 AM, to and to P NJ
Aug D, 1880. dw1y
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MACHINIsTs WANTED.

TWO three first machnisis wanted by the sub
scrher to work Cardsetting Machines. None need
apply but those Of steady and Industrious habits, to snc
rood Encouragement will be given. 49,.
Leicester, Aug. IA. DIFF SAMUEL w. KENT.
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Worcester Co. South Anti-slavery societ

regular Quarterly Meeting of this Society will be held
in LEICESTER, SATURDAY and Sunday, Sept and 8,
commencing at p. NJ Of Saturday in the Second Congre-
gational (Unarian) Meeting house.
WIN. l.. GARRISON STEPHEN 5. FOSTER and other ad-
of the antslavery will be present, and all
friends of the invited to attend The attendance
Of the members of the Society in particular requested
EFFINGHAM L. CAPRON, President.
JOHN II. CRANE, Sec'y. Wv aug %.
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JUVENILE SINGING sCH00I.

will commence on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, AUG.
23h at O'clock in the Lecture Room of the Old South
Church. Tuition 81.
NJ The next term of the Glass for YOUNG LADIES will
commence on the same afternoon at No WARREN HALL
at 4 O'clock Tuition 81. c33 d Aug 81
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AT LAST ARRIVEn
WORCESTER I'M 1850.

rTNHE subscriber will publish in few DAYS hook with
Il the above title, containing
L. New Map of the City,
Surveyed and drawn by l.. b. HEALY, Civil Engineer
showing all the public streets of the city with THEIR NAMES
recently established by the City Conc the boundary
lines OF the Wards with other improvements UP to the
present time-Scale, 200 rods to inch.
q GUIDE to all places of public interest in the CITY
with notices of public institutions schools &C. &c. illus
traed by
New and Beautiful Engravings
OF Public Buildings. " Price only 25 per copV
HENRY J. ROWLAND,
Book and job Printer, 1893 Main Street.
Aug 29, 1850. wltdistf
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BACON & FOSTER.

ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORs'
No. Central Exchange,
,PETER q. BACON, OUer the Worcester Bank.
DWIGHT FOSTER fdw2m3H July |. 1850.
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Erasive Salt.

TNIS article Instantly stains INK, IRoN MOULD
FRuIr, &C., from laces mouslins, linen and cotton
Foods without the least injury the finest and most delicate
textures. For sale by l.. I. LAZELI., Apothecary, &
Jyl76wlsdw 'MNr No. 20l Main 1t.
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NEW COAL YARD.
q, 70 n

NUHI at SU,0U.
ENHE subscribers have for sale their Yard PLY
MOUTH STREET, the best varieties of PENN. RED
and WHITE ASH, and AQUIDNECK GOALS, which
viii be furnished of the best quality dry and good ORDER
and at the lowest rates.
The AoUIDNIcK Coal is mined Portsmouth, R. l., is a
hard Red Ash Coal will be delivered at $3.50 per ton.
For mouse furnaces cylinder stoves etc., it warranted
Orders left at the Office No. 222 MAIN STREET. over
y Foster d. Co.'s Store, at E. d. WETHERBEE's nRUG
STORE, corner of Green and Temple Streets will meet with
prohpt ateelitoh' RICE & BARBOUR.
April2. eodistf
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Uxbridge Academy.

Uxbridge Academy.
THE FALL TERN of this institution will commence on
Il WedHesday, Sept. 4th, and continue eleven weeks.
Price OF tuition in Latin and Creek IS English branches
81 Extras-French or German, 81; Drawing and Paint
ing 81; Music the Piano, $7-use Of instrument, So 90
Board in families rs. The Principal will receive into
bis family few boys and exercise them that patema
which they much need when absent from pater-
nal roof The charge for such will be for tuition board n-
GLIDING washing fuel and ghs) books and stationery 500
(thrty-three) per quarter. J. NJ. MACOMBER,
UXbridge, August II, 1850. d3w Principal.
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NOTICE.
Cast Iron Pumns.
New England Health Insurance Co,

OUCe .NO. ZU5 .17dln st, WOrCeSter.
ENOS DORR, Agent.
The season is near at hand when all should take of
their health The above Company has, in times past,
paid out thousands of dollars sick who in time OF
health procured POLICY that secured to them FOUR
DOLLARS WEEK if sick, at cost of 1926 year.
They have thousands hand pay those who will take
Policy and unfortunate to be sick. 1yAll lust
claims will be paid as received. dis June 27
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WANTED,

A HOUSE suitable for small families, in the west
part the city. Possession to be taken after
first of September possible Rent not to exceed $780,
Inquire at this office. diff Aug 81
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ATTENTION.

M 11UN,
He subscriber having assumed the business of the late
L firm of CONVERSE Il CULVER, hereby requests all
persons indebted to said firm pay without DELAY
Grateful for tavors hitherto bestowed the firm he
specially socs continuance of the the old stand
under the City Hall j. S. CULVER.
worcester July lS, 1880. distf
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DR.. Seth Arnold's Balsam.

A SURE and SAFE remedy, and is warranted to cure
IA Cholera Mobus, Asatic Spasmodc Cholera Dysen-
iary and Diarrhoea in their first stages in less than one
hour and in few days after all other remedies have failed
The patient is not mortified Price rs cents Sold by E.
MERRILL, 22l Main Street. doors south of the Am Temp
House. eod4W Aug II
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Fs VI. STONE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Office 222 Main Street,
June II dw3m opposite U. S. Hotel, WORCESTER
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Tailoresses Wanted.

OK Tailoress Girls wanted to whom steady employment
- will be given and liberal wages paid
wAug 20 diff ESTABROOK & RICHMOND.
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A Fight between Senators.

COTre1p0nQe1QeEC6 vi Auo AiiDuhO.
WASHINGTON, Friday Night, Sept. q.
The natural result Of the abusive course OF Hang
man FeorE has been again exhibited to day, in the
course of some remarks upon one OF the bills pro-
posed by Col FREMONT. During the absence OF that
gentleman, FooTE used words which came TO Ere
MoKrs ears which he deemed personally offensive.
To night, during the Executive Session, FREMONT
called him sade into the vestbule OF the Senate
Chamber, and solicited an explanation. FooTE
gave one, which FREMONT did not deem satisfac-
tory, az understand. Thereupon, FREMONT pro.
nounced him no gentleman" FooTE struck him
in the face Fremont raised hls arm to return the
blow, but Senator MANGsM and others lnterfered,
ard prevented further violence, perhaps soene Of
blood.
Ii il thought we have had only the beginning Of
tbis difficulty and that a duel may grow out of il.
Ii il not to be otherwise inferred than that Col
FREMONT has had abundant cause OF unfriendy
feelings toward Mr.. EooTE-not only on account
OF his frequent attacks upon bis father.in law, Col
BEnToE, but even upon FREMONT himself, over
aud over again 1t is true these latter have been
made rather by tuucndo than direct assault, bat
they have been all the more annoying for that.
P. 8. THE DIFFICULTY SETTLED.-A dispatch
dated Washington, Sept %, says; "The Foote
and Fremont difficulty has been amicsbly settled
The latter addressed note to the former demand.
ing retraction of the language used by him in
debate, to be signed In the presence of witnesses,
and challer ge note was Left If be refused,
Mr. Foote declined to sign the paper, but ad-
dressed note, in reply to Fremont diaclaiming
any intention OF giving any personal oense in the
language used by him 10 debate.
The friends of both parties considered this salts
factory to Fremont; bat at bis instance, the note
OF Mr. Eoote was submitted TO COL Benton, who
consented 10 the arrangement.
The following card is the resuls;
GARD.
WAsHINGTo 8ept 49, 1880.
The undersigned authorized stale ths The difficulty
between Fl on Fooe and Hon. J. c. Fremont, grow
Ing out Of certain expressions used by tbs former Ia
ton to the California bill In the senaie LAST evening
been I'D uHed satisfactorily and honorAby both those
gentlemen. (slgneo ~ =
VIM OWN, RODAAN II. PRICE.
The objectionable remarks Of Mir. Foote were
substantially that the bill OF the California Sena.
tors, for the aess ement of land titles would be
great outrage upon the public.
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for the fact that the friends OF the bill are
evidently majority in both Houses, and would,
doubtless pass atthe next sesBion In some shape,
perhaps still more Objectionable one than nov
1t Ia we'll understood, and admitted by the friends
of the bill that ts passage ia equivalent TO the de-
structcn of the present Land system OF the conn,
try, or OF any rate suspension OF it for several
yeaYa The immense number OF land war; ANTS
thrown into the market and hawked about %tn
bring down tho price Of land below the IqSs s"is
ment minimum OF 81 23 acre, so thaG the ool.eo
States cannot sell an acre OF land IN conPSt's,oA
with she holders OF these floating titles ana
not but feel that the eXtraoFd binary zeal ana
ism vVith which several Western 5enasoFs huVo
onta the measure is connected IN soLno ua
with personal profits, 20 be maze fo1. ,ha na,.
operations In lands or land ti'ies d from
regime How, if no revenue 10 " 20 to c,roe
the lands Of the Government lGe IN make
zgill that affect the readiness OF W
~ 80 asneral distribution OF the puohc Ianos
shS anoee 81 land Reformers? Perhaps favora'
az IT, 1iiI make the available value OF the anis
1.-THE Government zero Perhaps that may hasten
the theoretical conclusion that their valae, while
hold bv tho Government is to be zero, viii in the
bsnds of the people they will be an inexhaustible
eouros of increased wealth and revenue. Who
knows bat that Congress- may, after all, blunder
upon wisdom ;,
After this BILL the Senate was occupied with
another Land Appropriation bill, for giving lands to
eaob OF the thirty-one State5 which nov compose
this Union, to aid in the construction Of lnssne
Asyums. As l left the Senate Chamber before it
was disposed Of do not know ita fate. Oh.
served that several Western Senators, who felt
no difficulty in appropriatiDg hundreds OF thousands
of scrsa ofland, in those States where the lands
lie, to mammoth Railroad schemes, we're raising
all manner of objections to this small grant, in
which the old States were to participate What
a stroke of workmanship it would be TO open all
these lands at once 20 free settlement by all who
should choose to make themselves homes upon
moved All the ssates would &hen participate
equally In the Immediate benefit ofthe lands. while
the Western States would STILL in the rapid and
yalua bic accession Of population, be the chief gain
ers In the end. AZ have little to say tonight,
say little. s'P' A.