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Attorney for FsrosccHstfs Claims "a.
The CITY of WasiSEat0n.

FFTHE 5 iber undertakes &c collection, settle
Il inebt and adjustment Of al manner Of ulaj,l.s
accounts or demaLts against tlI government Of tie
United States. or any Foreign Iate or conatIy be-
fare Commits ioncrs before Cor ress, before any
Of lie public D spaitpents at Nh shngna.
The procuring % patents, \ fn} and Navy Fen
sions, the COLLECTION OF accounts ugains, the Govern
meni, all Land Claims, and eFtTy demand or Other
bnsiness of whatever kind rcqtfing the prompt and
oiieceni services of an Attorty OF Agent.
A residence Of fourteen yeti at the Seat Of The
FEDERAL G1ytrnmen', with t3rGngh emo familiar
scqua ntanee With the variof systems and routine
uf business a, the didsrCn. ices. well as in Cen
grcss added 10 bis free aefss 10 Tie abiest leg al
advisers, il needed istifes y undersgneda pledg
ing the fullest satisfaction aid the utsos dispatch
10 hose hn may thlir business 10 his
being v eli kaoWn to the greater part Of the ctz"ns
Of THIS District, aud TO maty gentlemen who have
been members Of Congress b The last tNelv, years,
il is deemed less rxtbd this notice by special
reference. Comuunicatiot must be prepaid in all
cases
Charges fees ii be regulated BY The nature and
extent Of the business, but todarafe in all csses.
Address H. {. sPALDiNt,
Washington, D. C.
Nov. so, 1919 SIT
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Final Notice.

TIE Subscribers on he Isl Of November last dis
posed OF their entire Stock of Merehlndiz, 10 Mes.
Us sprait & Allison who will continue business IT
The slfne place.
IL l. our "is, 10 close ont tanding business as
soon as PRACTICABLE and wouid esrnesl " ask all per-
sons indebted 10 come forward without delay and
make payments, as Indulgence may not be expected
lheTe are also many Accounts and Noies due W.
W. Fans indyi usiiy. which remain unpaid, somc
Of long standing II Is Hoped that those ia arrears
to citA,r OF tie '~O 1ao' rns, Will make inipi
temcn's, as the business must be closed.
A. IL. Mar in All always. he found At Tic Store
OF sRrnt & Al son. who is dol rauihor.z to ma axe
settlements
W. ". ELMS & co.
December 81 ls49 4w
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Paper, Tsre, Presses, &C.


fESlIE subscriber AGEN r of JNO T.WIIITE.
III Ttpe Fonnd'r, and Off. HOE s. co Print.
ing Press Nokets-is prepared 10 sell every ar.
tlcic in lhe E'rsntin. Line at New York
prices and has constantly on hand large stock
of Fiintin. Materials of all kinds
PAINTING OFFICES furnished complete on same
terms in New York.
Also, Just received and for sale at the t,ocst
prizes 25O1 reams Of Cap Letter, CONNIE clal
Folio fosl PAPER, American, French, En-
gli,h Blue LAID
30OG reams of PRINTING PAPER of all kinds
and sz,s. Also, Book Paper, medium and
double medium.
500 rcams of assortcd. medium glazed and plain,
Envelope OF best kinds. and Wrapping Paper.
BLANK CARDS.
Printers, 1rdia, Satin Surface Enamelled and COL
ored. Also, thick Cards for Rail Road Tickets.
ALSO,
Printing Inks Of all kinds.
The subscriber is also Agent for Paper Mills
and can supply Printing and Writing Paper of all
kinds u, lowest prices.
JOSEPH WALKER,
l0l East Bay, Charleston, S. C.
Nov 9. 2-.f
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10 Motto g.

IN HOS ind, bed 10 The Subscitor by Note or Ac
- count %il! psase cal and Il L ~ tho fist day
Of .nuafy, le50 a. wish 70 81 fe my . q i'ooks.
join 4. YOUNG.
D.cmber | Is ~. I i }.
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EXPLOSION or 4 COFFEE nor.

AZ the vito Of Mr.. Pass, of Brooklyn, was
preparing her morning meal few days since,
the coffee pot, which was standing upon the
stove, suddenly exploded the confined steam
forcing tho top against the ceiling with grea,
force and throwing the boiling cofIse n,o no
face and upon the neck and arms Of Mrs.
Plass, Who i very badly scalded, and fears
arc entertained that she will lose both eyes,
- she Is now entirely blind. Bah. Clipper.
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Charlotte Male Academy.

,-.-r-~@y NyJ1ILL lie opened on the 2nd
/T.rf5f5} w day Of January next, under
Way the supcrintendauce of Mr.. loHN w.
HARRINGTON, a graduate of Colun,hla College, and
f,r many years pupil of. w lludson's Of Mount
z on Academy in Winns5ofo,' s. G., than whom
$50 one ,tands higher icher in all The branch
cs of an English and Classical 'idu atlon. Mr.
harrington has Leen teaching several years and
sustains high character as scholar and oiScip l.
marian. TAG T!u-tc of The Male Academy In
this p,ace can but feel gratifcd, in view OF havng
secured the services Of such a gentleman as Mr..
harrington 81 d trust that parents and guardians
Will do al in tGuir pIwcr TO sustain good school
al home.
TERMS,
Fr, class, Per Session OF months, ST ~
Second, III w
Languages, 10 w
For iucl o0
DAVID Z. DUNLAP
+ {. CALDW ELL, T.ts-n
LEROY STRINGS,
J d BOYD.
Charlotte Nov $40
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& rlrscrya;iogs Cf Tx
= Ei IA "a z q .
Y.y ~. ssE & SIN, eff Virginia.
~ C-31.1aGla

MT WISER son, Il ding il altogether imposs-
I'VE. be TO attend personally 10 the crest hrnhor
Of daily rYcaon from al! seclin' Of the Uniu tor
their Remedy cr Badness, and for their celebrated
HAIR TONIC. have foond It necessary TO appoint
General n qv,ting agent, to visit different cities
and towns Il rug bout the United Safes sestiHg him
in auhoriiy to apPolu, sub,aecn:s, use and veod
The Han Tome. aud 10 apply the RESfuRAIlFE,
und 10 put iLam into the hands nj these he may ap-
point II ops, ate wherever sui1ict number oi pa
tents in anv tovn neiaib hood STALL lie obtained.
Cart GEORGE CALVE.f, of favqaicr county,
Va is alone luhorizoj % act as General Travelling
Agent, " nth the powers above indicated.
Capt. c. may be expected 10 visit, as speedily es
practicable the priacpal cities and towns u the I.
MON.
II. q. Capt Cu'ycr, will ALWAYS hive on hand a
foil supply Of Tie AIR TONIC (which clsanses
the head Of dGn1ruf, strengthens AMI 10y goates
he hair, and prevents i, also, from tang Gd) Tor
the region Of country most contiguous 10 his opera
uJus, or i mgy always be ob'aiued, at wholesale,
and forward q 10 any part ofthe Union, BY address
inv the D. oastors, NJ. WISE & son. Richmond.
Va
g-PPrice So per n cash. Six bottles for So
or one dollar tnec "a, tile.
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WISCONSIN.

The question Of free suffrage 10 negroes,
which was subalilied 10 the people Of Wiscon.
sin a, the las, election. was lost, . majority
Of votes having been cas-, against il.
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CCE.yIN 4 CO.'S OFFICE.
s. 4 10000!

Wcwield The magic wand the golden dream realized
Every State in the Unon Represented in tie list OF
Capitals sold lat year al C0LYIN & co.'s.
Cauifais said ia December.
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NIORGANTON
FEMALE ACADEMY.


rH7HE Trustees Of the MORGAN7ON FE.
IL MALE ACADEMY, take pleasure in an
nouucing, that they have secured the services OF
the Rev. J. NJ. WILSON, as Principal, assisted by
Miss PoSp, Gan accomplished lady from the North)
in the Literary and Mrs. ANN E. ERwIN, in the
Musical Department. The character ofthe Teach.
ers, the beathfnlness and delightful scenery of
the location-the hospitality and refinement of the
society of Morganlon. enable this institution to
present strong claims for extensive patronage.
VpUOO5
Ia the English Department, per sess. Of months.
First Class. 81 3o
Second Class, ~ w
Third Class, 10 w
Latin, French, Drawing and Painting, extra.
Music on Piano, ~ w
Boar ding can be had in respectable families at
seven dollars per month, every thing included.
The session will commence on the 18th October
II. C. PEARSON, President
Morgsnton, Sept. 30, l649. q
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~ Notice.

re Y an Act oft.e ast Sess Oh ofour egslature.
r - the Snpofneudints OF Common Schools ia the
several COUNTIES required 10 meet On the first
Thnrsdiy in January, and appoin, Thrcc Coiau,it.
zee men in AID f each School District in their
coun'y," whose tiiice shall continue fr twelve
months, or until oilers ere appointed. In order TO
mabe appointments hat will lie Satisfactory end ad
vaniagcous To the districts the Boat Of Supcruien
danls fr Mett.enbDrg aud nioa ii hfir last meet.
ing ordered a.rqrsst TO b. publ cd in the Char
oie papers, that esrh district in bose Counties for
ward 10 Ihc Choi n.lu, hy the day d apps intrert,
recommendaiitn OF tlrce suitable ,,eisoh5 10 ill the
ethco OF Clin,nitlec ir'r.
JOHN \. YOUNG Chai'n'an.
December ! a.. til
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-10
Is Cents Per Gallon.

INHE greatest labor Saving Article vet discovered is
HARRfNGTON'S WASHING AND CLEANSING
OMPOUND. Manufactured and for sale AS above, by
G. A. 81 L. HARRINGTON,
dec9-d3m No. SO Main street.
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MADAME YOUNG,
7 HE WON Full AND
MYST ERIOUs LADY,
Or TIE CELEBRATED
PHI E f. N EOGT T

NyH0SE fame has spread throughout he New England
states, where she has been travelling r 4 number
Of years and has with nnlvalled success would new
say to AL those Ladies and Gentlemen who may he curl
cas- 10 learn the FUTURE EVENTS that may distinguish
Their lives, as elates to BUSINESS, MARRIAGE, SICK
ESS, ABSENT FRIENDS WHETHER DEAD OR
ALIVE tha she will answer any question reia i've to The
fAsI, PRESENT OR FUTURE. Also, Reveal Mystic
lies, ana torete Coming Events with astonishing
cy.
She will also give information regards Disease. The
Afflicted will be greatly benefited by consulting her
MADAME Y. will also give PSYCHOLOGICAL EX-
AMtNATlONS, and furnish her paro with Charts.
Terms, 5O cents-Charts extra Madame ung will re
naln III TINS place but short time. Those shng
s her VIII call soon as her ergageme call her else
she has taken rooms at the FRANKLIN HOUSE Wor-
cester Ladies visit her by private entrance
on ihomas street, first door up stairs to the left.
worcester Dec 5, 1850. DIFF
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Bay State and Empire State shawls.
WE have just received go BAY STATE slIAWLs.
comprising all the desirable shades and some entire
new patterns, never before offered Also 100 EMPIRE
STATE 6IIAWLS for sale very low prices, to close
item. H. H. CliANRFRIIN a 90
NOV u, DIV
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Situations Wanted
EVERAL situations wanted in various kinds Of business
- Apply the City Intelligence Office, 235 Pane's Block
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Wanted,

IMMEDIATELY Agents of intelligence and capacity TO
| canvass the City OF Worcester. Apply at the City
Intelligence Office, 1888 Main street.
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Young Nan Wanted.

TN Hosiery and Thread Store in neiehborng city,
from Is to 20 years Of age who has had some eNpei
snce in the same similar busness and give undoub
ID testimony in regard to character and ability Inquire Of
sEORGE L. SMITH, No. lis Main street.
dec7 div
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
EXCHANGE EATING HOUSE,

OCuOItS1 LACAlo11S,C
Directly un3er Worcester Bank and Post Office.
EHE subscribers having become joint Proprietols and
L Iessees of the two well-knOwn Eating Houses in
Central Exchange Building, have re-modeled the same
throughout at great pains and and converted them
into ONE SPACIOUS AND SPLENDID SALOON, SO
by 40 feet, arranged after the sly of the FIRST CLASS
Saloons in New York and Boston, combining all the modern
conveniences and accommodations and forming one OF the
most commodou and agreeable EATING Hol he found
in the State and far superior to any thing of the kind ever
before opened in Worcester
The Establishment will be known the EXCHANGE
EATING HOUSE, and Will be conducted scale oflb
eraty and bounty with its spacious caac
ter and arrangements forming place o respectable
and agreeable reiesment the citizens of Worcester and
ofgeat advantage and accommodation to the public gen.
orally
PRIVATE TABLES are arranged for the convenience of
transient gusts-a good DINING HALL for ular dinners
and public occasionsard fine PRIVATE Rooms for compa
nies of friends clubs societies. and parties. The whole
establishment lighted by gas, and furnished ard
beraity and with express reference 10 the ease comfort
and enjoyment OF visitors.
The LARDER will always embrace all the substantial and
standard dishes and vands and vgant will be used
include the Injuries and decacies of all and the
whole will be served mp in the approve siable
style and Having secured the services of
experienced ard skin caterers united with their per-
sonal supervision and efforts they have DO he staDcy in
warranng to all guests the most grateful entertainment ard
perfect satisfaction.
OYSTERS, Of the best Breeds received fresh daily,
and prepared every variety s lie. Aso for sale by the
pint, quart or gallon
Meals will be furnished at all hours,
and Clubs PARTIES &c. will be provided for the
notice and on the most liberal terms
well selected stock of foreign and domestic FRUIT Of
all kinds-NUTs, CoNFEcTIoNARY, Hor COFFEE, TEAS,
Cocoa &C, will always he found ON hand
nTA regular Pastry Department, under the con
duct of an experienced Lady, is connected with the Estah
lishment. and fresh and choice PASTRY and CAKE o
every variety will always be found in reserve supplied
families parties &C. upon order, in the prompt and
satisfactory manner.
1TLadies can call with perfect popri ty as such is the
custom of the place.
~ The subscribers cordially invite the patronage of the
citizens of Worcester and the public assuring them that
attention expense shall he wanting to rel der the
EXCHANGE EATING House worthy of their most generous
support and APPRECIATION
NIB. Clam ChOwders, A No. I, furnished every
SATURDAY EVENING during the season, from stock
fresh from the waters of the Naaganset taken ex press
ly for Establishment.
DAN'L C. THURSTON,
JOSEPH NJ. RICHARDS.
Worcester October 81, 1850. wStisdstf
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DANCING.
House to Let.

ia small and convenient HOUSE with WORK
I SHOP attached on Locust, near routl6rdge street,
will be rented ut fair rate. Inquire at his Office
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BOARD.
American Art Union.

SUBSCRIPTIONS TO the American Art Union for 1850
~ will be received until the 10th of December, by
CLARENDON HARRIS, Hon. Sec.,
at the Life Assurance Office,
nldtDlO No 9S Main Street
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Group SYIups.
Mechanics Mutual Benefit Association
OF Springfield,


4, A ND FURNITURE FOR SALE,-situated in
~ N hourshHg village, and doing good bust
us ness Apply at this Office dec 2--dtf
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Shirts Made t6 Meazrra.

"A T HUDSON'S Shirts Of the most approved patterns
IN made order and warranted to tit. NO. FLAGG'S
BUILDING. dtf-dcc6
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Cravats and scarfs,

UST opened large and rich assortment of Cravas and
Scars OF the latest mode-as well as a variety NECK
les Of every description at HUDSON'S
Oct Ii No. Fagg Block
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400 EMPIRE STATE LONG sHAWLs,

400 EMPIRE STATE LONG SHAWLS,
JUST RECEIYED.
TENIEY in every respect worth much the Bay
1 State Shawls, and we shall sell them at much lower
price, We have a good assortment of
BAY STATE SIIAWLS
hand which be compared with the above ne make
fShawls, and they will speak for themselves.
~ Call and look at them every IN of Shawl
is the only establishment in the city that have the goods
noyl9 dw&c6wis b. l.. HARD0N 81 co.
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TASTE AND FASHION.

7 HUDSON has just received addition to his already
/ large stock of Gentlemen's Furnishing Gools-which
will compete in variety and quality with any
ment TO be found either in New York or Boston,
Oct ii No. l FLAGG BLOCK.
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QR0O REwAKD.-yEFrKIKs ANrIpoTR. A sP.-
nR COOPER n DuANr STREET. mas. yoR rHr

- last fourteen ycar confined his rraoc. 20
m+nt OF mercura ans other diseases Of delicate nature
He the mott aEfravated % this
uld removed In tvo 20 h.c days perfect cure
Ia charge. p
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EatrCci from Letter.
COMPETENCE AND HEALTH.

Nv prkR sRI know you will have the kindness to bear
with in eneroaehng upen your time, while aeknow,
ledge behalf Of yef aud wiieD the obligations feel
under you having made known certain mat
contained in most invaluable MARRIED Womans
Private Medical Companion has been worth It's weight IN
gold 70 express myself rather warmly you Will see
that cannot sTmly when inform you OF the
extent 10 which Ihave through IL, been benefited will
,ate nv situation obtained book through the
nerest curiosity look it Us one OF the most iortu-
life. had been married some ten years.
and father of children. Twas long struggling
increasingly the end that might gain moderate CON-
results Of utmost exortions at the end
left where at the beginning Of each year aud
that only with the stiuted economy suheipg with
barely tie neeesares Of life. Finally this constant effort
BEGINNING to have ito effect upon my health et less
capable endure s continuance while FELL the necessity
of perseverance
This constant uneeasny struggle on my part was i'm
persive in consequence Of the rrctrasted condition OF my
wife with ntermson1 for years, nueh OF
the time confined to her bed aud OF incapable OF
taking the charge and management OF household anArs
Her condition arose from OF which was ignorant
Oh what would have given had the six years TO live ever
nrainP what would my wife have given to have been
SHARED the long still longer nights PROSTATE on
bed all Of which would have been avoided hAd
then seen copy Of The Married WomAns Private heaieA
Companion.
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THE MARRIED wOMAN'S
pRlylTE MEDICAL COMP ANTON
sIcKLY AND UNHAPPY WIVES.
Extract Of Letter from Gentleman in Dayton, o.
DAYTON, May |, I847
Hnorrs.on OF pIaFAsrs OF woMEl

ErTdefW LeleT a Ut0IIcTadn Diyfon, q.
DAYTON, May l. I847.
"DR. A. NJ MAuRIcEhU-My dear Sir: The Married wo-
mans Private Medical COmpanion for Which enclosed
dollar your address, safely to hand. would
have troubled with these few lines but that
PEELED by gratitude for myself and wife, to give
10 VI sincere and heartfelt emotions.
my wife has been porceptbly snlng for some thres
consequence OF her anguish and suf
fering before aud during confinement every
successive and dehiitated and Frustrated
her life imminent danger and which
the last occasion despared o. supposed hat this state
things inevitable, and resigned myself 20 meet the
worst this time now about two months) heard your
highly spoken o. containing matters reaching
On It's receipt and peruaal cannot express TO
the relief it afforded my distressed mind and the JOY its
pages impaired wife s'ning that the great dis
eovery Of NJ ~ Desoeaux provided remedy. IL opened
prospect which little conceived was possible NO
sderatOn the obligations
having been the means Of imparns TO us
the matters eontanee in The Married Womans Private
Medical Mon But for this another would
have passed head, in all human probability
wife would have beeH in her and children Left
mothSrlSss."
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simiii5us euranur Every anomalous action Of the
human body 10 not disesse on the contrary, there
are actions which occur which remedies Thus
the diseased system Ia often greatly relieved by
tsneous eathsrsis and by bleeding These actions
when they occur, are remedies, and remove disease
Now, when nature herself points out and employs
these remedies they wise who understand and give
heed to her admontions and gently aid her Ia the
process Of giving relief to the body But
II is dogma with the school of Hahneman to discard
there natural remedies altogether, and to denounce
wrong, and have established principle Of distinction
and separation from the faculty, which cannot be
maintained on rational principles.
Homeopathy has conferred indisputable benefit to
medical science in the foo@ing particulars FIRST
in the discovery OF the greater power Of many potent
therapeutic agents in very minute and divided doses
Second in the discovery or application OF several new
agents Now this is glory enough but these facts
not dogmas and in its Facts homeopathy must succeed
and eventually eradicate many erroneous practices In
medicine The advocates of the system, however will
only weaken the force Of the good which contains by
sking that good to carry its shoulders variety
OF dogmas and arbitrary doctrines which prevent the
paton of the good by the medical community and
the public at large and which create luminosity aud
antagonm Improbable TO science as 1t is wrong to
The volume before is of the best produc-
under notice DR.. Marcy has handle his subject
in a mastery manner, and the work is valuable not
merely text book for the implicit doctraaran, but
containing useful facts, valuable information, and
the designation of imports ant remedial agents, from
which the enlightened ply stefan, OF any and every
school may learn much and de rive considerable bene-
fit
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AMERICAN VESSELS SEARCHED BY A SPANISH WAR
STEAMER The schooner General Taylor, Captain
Wright, arrived at our port yesterday afternoon, in
90 days from Chagres. She was bound to Turks
leland, but shifted her ballast at sea, and put in
here for fresh supply. When of Cape Antony,
on The 18th of June, she was boarded by Lieut..
and Midshipman, and eight Spanish soldiers,
armed with carbnes, cullasses, and boarding
pixies, from Spanish war steamer. The captain
of the General Taylor produced his papers, buI
this did not satisfy the insoleRt Spaniards, who
were very insulting and overbearing in their de-
pertinent towards Captain Wright and his crew.
They persisted in overbauling his vessel, an /
searching her from stem TO stern, and finally de-
msnded the schooner's roll. After remaining on
board for nearly hour, they took their departure
The General Taylor was in company, off Cap
Antony, with the brig Nevus (of Beverly, Mass },
fom Masinello, Cuba, bound TO Boston. The
Spanish man-of- war also overhaued the brig, an |
detained her in like maDner.-SIpaanah (Ga) Re
publican, June "a.