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Messengers Notice.

,,r11S g.: s.,,. wa March ], 1850.
Tor the Couny Of Worcester. has this day issued
w irranl against Tie Estate Of LEWIS WAKEFIELD, of
Dcksionc IN sad County aboror, insolycnt debtor and
he payment "iany debts and the delivery of any pop,rt,
nennsns 10 sl nsolvcn debtor, to him his and
w" uanncr OF any property by him forbidden by law.
me nrst meeling VI tho creditors OF sad nsolvent
VIII % hed al Court OF Insolvency the Office of said
commissioner IN Worcester In said County on the twenty.
hhhhH OF warren inst VI ton O'clrek in Il frrnnon 10
Prove thor delta and co or of his
Estss. MA J. nav * 81 Mos..n.or
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House for Sale.

House for Sale.
IA A NEW and convenient Dwelling House South
GA ~ bridge Street For particulars inquire of the sub
- scriber WILLIAM l.. THROOp.
Jan 80. DIFF
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Valuable Property for Sale

Il II NOWN as the BREWERY ESTATE situat-
fITETTf II on Grafton Street. within few rods of the
agIlfd Western Railroad Depot, making it very desir-
h" able location for large manufacturing establish
ment There Dwelling Houses, containing thir-
teen Tenements and about of Land bounded
on side by the Canal and Mpond and three sides
by Streets The houses enough pay interest
and taxes on the price asked for the Estate part
the city is the prospective rise of property greater than
owing the conempl plated Depot arrangements by
large portion of the purchase may remain mortgage and
an opportunity for investment speculation is offered
which will rarely again For further information ap-
ply ID. S. MESSENGER.
Feb 10. dwislm
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Worcester,s IS. February 90, 1850.
virtue OF an execution which issued upon Judgment
IL in favor of Samuel II. Fagg, I'd of Worcester in the
county OF worcester, against JOSEPH G. WARREN, of
worcester aforesaid at the December Term of the Court
OF Common Pleas for said County, A. ID. l949. have
taken all the Right in Equity that the said Joseph G. War
rem had on the nineteenth day of February A. d. lS49 the
day when the same attached process redeem
certain mortgage real estate situate in said Worcester
and the same that is described in mortgage deed thereof
from said Joseph g. Warren Ebenezer Warren recorded
in the Registry of deeds for said county, Book 4 Page
and on Saturday the sixth day of April next A. d. 1850
Two O'Clock IN the aernoon at the American Temperance
House IN worcester in said county, shall offer for sale to
the highest bidder at public auction the AZORES lid right
equity oil redemption TO satisfy SAID all fees
and charges for sale J.DAY
March d. Sheriff.
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UP AND DRESSED,
And Ready to Dress others.
AT 1724 MAIN STREET, WORCESTER


As reforms are the rage, we think will follow,
For we can beat this great City formation all hollow
The truth is, that men will practice all vices
While READY MADE CLOTHING is sold at such prices
Then heed what tell you, it can be bought low,
And the fact may be proved by MACULLAR & co.
Their Goods are too various to go into DETAIL
But they go VERY CHEAP both wholesale and retail;
Then and all-rich and poor, young and old,
There is no use 0'tatking the Goods MUST BE SOLD .
A. MACULLAR & co,
Jan so. distf No. 1924 MAIN STREET
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Tes,ep,aent Wnnted.
T'N REM,
FOR SALE EXCHANGE,

AA II Mat heatiI ul estate in LEICESTER, know
Hnfh 4 MOUNT PLEASANT" Ii COZ sists of about
ahFtly acres OF choice Land, and fine House every
way fitted for family Oleisure, with le expenss
could be admirably adapted us H. druFathic establish
ment For terms. inquire al this office The snbsc-
her at the Central GaHs. VIM. DICKINSON.
Worcester, Dec 10. d
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Wanted Imlllle elinleIy,

A YOUNG MAN from 10 to 90 years of age to work
"A a public house. Apply at the American House ".
Feb 26. d3t
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UNION MUTUAL
E6fe Insurance COa1sao0mgl
DIRECTORS:
Abbott Lawrence, Boston, John ID. Lang, Maine,
Ezra White, NeiU York, Charles Jones' Maine,
Daniel Sharp, Jr, Boston, Joseph II. Williams Maine,
Henry Crocker, Boston, George Dudley, Conn.
George G. Collins, Nei0York, Horao Harris, Boston,
Elisha b. Pratt, Boston. Walter Hastings Boston.
E. b. PRATT, President.
DANIEL SHARP, JR., Vice President.
HNlilS COMPANY continues to INSURE LIVES
1 the most favorable terms.
DIVIDEND OF PROFITS must be very large, owing to
the peculiar advantages which life members have in this
pany and the and good Judgment of managers
TraUeiing and residence privileges unusually literal
SPECIAL PERMITS for voyages and for foreign residence
always granted REDUCED RATES.
LIBERAL CREDIT given 3desired premiums for Life
Policies, the amount being 40 DOLLS. OR MORE.
NJ B. Persons insured during the current year. share
in the profits.
GEO. 4. BATES, NJ. D., MEDICAL EXAMINER
u The best pamphlet out Life Insurance, and all de
sired information upon the subject may be obtained by
written for post PAID at the Agents Office, in WOR
CESTER, over the Store of c. FOSTER & Co,
222 MAIN STREET
Jan 10, 1850. distf JOHN FIELD, Agent.
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WmMGcai ImprmeSBimteIy.

n Establishment, No. 2l3 MAIN srREEr, w :
Feba. DIFF under u. y Hotel.
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EROM Valentine onour counter on saturday afternoon,
is KNOWN, and Is requested to send II back, With one
dollar to pay oCgdyerisng This is necessary
posure. ). A. ROWLAND.
Feb %. HNsNn Sd
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EgTcEpards's CErcass5an Oil,

Stimulated facts that the life and growth of the Hair is
strictly analogous that of vegetables and that its nours
and beauty depends upon secretion Of peculiar oily
moisture which emanaes from the scalp This substance
not only supports the Hair but preserves its color and bril-
ancy and prevents its fading falling out But when it
happens that this secretion is deficient the Hair Immediately
loses brianCy, it becomes COARSE faded and falls of
Some time ago turned to this subject and
labored long time in preparing an article similar to that
naturally seceted for the HAIR that when the powers of
failed, it might be applied substitute. After
series of trials and experiments, at last succeeded in my
discovery of the CIRCASSIAN OIL, which answers admir-
ably as substitute for the natural secretion. Physicians
who have examined the Oil pronounce the best and
natural remedy for the Hair prepared and its rrece
ented far fully the character bestowed
upon it.
This article believed to unite ExCELLENcIEs
of the various preparations for sale ANY OF
THEIR NoxIoUs INGREDIENTS. The proprietor only asks
fair and impartial trial of this Oil When once used il will
recommend itself Price 25 cents. per bottle.
For sale in Worcester by LEWIS T. LAZELL, No. 20l
Main St, and NJ b. GREEN, Al6 Main St. Also by Drug
gists and Apothecares throughout the United States Mexico
and the Canadas. JOSEPH RICHARDS, Proprietor
Jan 81. d2ms Quincy, Mass.
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ONE of the remarkable evidences of the of
" light and knowledge the present day. the revival of
the ancient science of Astrology This science for many
ages occupied the attention of the brilliant neecs
OF Europe and ASIA whose works. though rare yet
an to testify OF their approval and confidence in it, Alchy
mists and other enthusiasts brought into disrepute
neglect but like all truths is destined be revived and
now studied with avy by the first mathematical Scholars
OF England and Germany All claptrap of mystery, cards.
dlce &c merely snow .o n'Poster, fo Astrsogy Is
pure Mathematical Science Astronomy Geometry,
and the deductions from correct data just nfabe and
FL
MADAME d. the only person who predicted in lS47
that General Taylor would be President;
of the Ship Ocean Monarch i'll l646-the of Cholera
and the Riots and Accidents 1849 many highly respec
table individuals of the city of New York. who these
predictions, testify re.s4
MADAME d. having been induced to visit Worcester will
devote A FEW DAYS to those Ladies and Gentlemen who
may be curious to learn the future which NAV dn-
guh their lives they relate to business health marriage
and property.
She will also give examinations in PHRENoLoGY.
O She is located at the WORCESTER HOUSE. and NAV
be consulted from Am. 10 NJ SUNDAYS excepted)
TICKETS so CENTS.
PSThis is opportunity to obtain information
be relied that probably will again
place. dew Feb 49,
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TO LE'r
FOR SALE.

- ON Essex Street, little south Of Chandler ST.. and
MifA " I'D of mile from the City Hail. small two
41s story HOUSE, Having rooms below and two above
stairs, with wood room, &c The lot is about 81 it, front
by 100 f. deep Price $500. Apply TO
Feb ID. diff GEO. JAQUES.
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T'O be H-e

EO be Let,
TWO ROOMS Main Street, up stairs, with good
l trance, suitable for shop office Inquire of
Ian 80 disn WIN. DICKINSON.
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timent. Congress, like Vesuyius, vomited smoke
and lava, but the country, like Sicily, smiled
IN peaceful security around it.
But we must in justice expect continuation
of the article from the Union. We must ey-
pect that paper to try some other delegations
by the same principles of fidelity to the institu-
tons of the South. 'sThe Pennsylvania Dem
ocrats voted in solid column in favor of
the adjustment Of the distracting questions
which have SO long agitated the country
and threatened dissolution of the Union''
They thereby proved that :" the instiht-
tons of the Southern States must rely upon
the Northern Democracy" Now suppose
we apply this favorite formula TO the vote
of the Democracy of Virginia. We find that
Sin the muster-rol of the contending parties
who fought the great battle in the House
Of Representatives on Friday" half the
Democrats present representing the State Of
Virginia voted against the adjustment We
find the names of AvERETT, HOLIDAY,
MEADE, MILLsoN, POWELL, Seldom, in AMIGA
bic and alphabetical conjunction with those Of
ALLEN, CAMPBELL, GIDpINGs, Corr, HOWE,
Roor, and Tuck.
Now we submit, that the Democrats of Penn
sylvania are entitled to the thanks of the South,
because they roted for those measures. What
must that portion OF the Democrats of the South
deserve who voted against them2 Whether
intended or not, the innuendo OF the Union is,
that the Democrats of the North are more to
be relied upon to sustain the institutions of the
South, than portion Of the Southern Democra-
cy themselves.
We really hope that the Union will abandon
theme so fruitful of discord. We have no
cause to dread the further discussion of this or
any other point connected with the subject of
party relations to the compromise. But if the
Union meant any thing by It's exhortation and
homies for nine long months past we hope it
will drop system Of unnecessary misrepre-
sentation Of the position of Northern Wings,
and the claim of greater than Southern devo-
ton TO the institutions of the South This
must provoke retaliation-heap fuel upon a fire
now ouldering-encourage the Abolitionists
to hope that the divisions amongst Southern
men will always prevent their union against
common enemy.
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We learn with pleasure that GEoRGE T. NJ.
DAVIS, esq, yesterday took the oath, and en-
tered upon the discharge Of his duties as chief
clerk of the War Department. lie has been
for some months the chief clerl, in the military
bounty-and division of the General Land OF
flee. In view Of the proposed change, all the
clerks in the latter Office joined in letter oX-
pressing to Mr.. DAVIS their deep sense Of the
gentlemanly department which had character
lied his intercourse with them, and rendering
their best wishes for his prosperity and happi-
ness. In the selection OF his chief clerk Mr..
CoNRAD has complimented Wing who is a
Wing, and the party will thank him for it.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Nj. BAYLY asked and obtained the unanimOu,
consent Of the House 20 report, from the Commit
tee Of Ways and Means, the bill making sppropri-
atoms for the support ofthe army for the year end
ing June 30, 1851 which was read twice, and COM
mitted 70 the Committee Of the Whole on the state
OF the linton, and ordered to be printed.
The same gentleman asked and obtained the
unanimous consent Of the Hours 70 introduce a re-
solution, which was adopted making the Meriosn
Indemnity bill, the Army hill, and tn, Navy bill,
the special order Tor to-day and tomorrow, and
until they shall have been dsposed o.
Mr.. BAfLf moved that IN. House resolve H..
self into COMMITTEES Of the Whole on tho ftste OF
the Union; bot the motion did not prevail
psrsfcr OF COLUMBIA.
Mr.. WILLIAMS asked leave 10 offer resolution
That the bills and resolutions, heretofore reported
relating 20 the District Of Columbia, be considered
on Friday next, and taken up in their order
Objection vo made, sod the House refused 10
auspond the rules, 10 allow the resolution TO be in
PRODUCED.
visorTIl EVOLUTIONARY CLAIMS.
Mr.. HALL, under suspension Of the rules, and
VA accordance vlth previous notice, introduced .
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Railroad Corr.spondencs.

In giving place TO the letter and communion
ton which follow, we must inform our CORE
spondent that we do not know that the rail-
road bills to which he refers have been .sfnaly
disposed of, /" but we think that they were ma
terially damaged, al all events, by the action of
the House of Representatives on Saturday. We
infer from the votes of the Democrats upon the
tariff that they will go all lengths in the adop-
ton OF the antl-improvement notions Of the eds
tinguished Democrats Of Richmond" Ii that
should prove to be the case, the ''illinois, Mo
bile, Ohio and other railroads." we apprehend,
will have to whistle for votes. For further infor
nation touching the fortune of these improve
ments we will refer our Mississippi correspondent
to the delegation in Congress from that State. If
these railroad bills are defeated, ii will be by the
same combination, we presume, as that which
opposes change in the tariff. 1t cannot be
supposed that men who are looking with indif-
ference upon the decay of our manufacturing
interests, and the decline of our national pro-
duction and wealth, will care copper about
railroads.
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Congress.

In the Senate, yesterday, the bill TO suppress
the slave trade was passed. The bill granting
bounty lands TO officers and soldiers who have
been engaged in.the military service of the
United States was taken up, debated, and
amended.
In the House Of Representatives., the subjects
OF the public printing and the creation of an
Assistant Secretary of State were discussed.
Reports were made from standing committees,
and an important bill relative to the half-pay
of revolutionary officers Of the State Of Virginia
was passed, the particulars of which appear in
the Congressional report.
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RAILROADS AND HUMAN LIFE.

Would not Congress have taken measures to save
the army of Dade, in the Florida war, had notice
been given or an opportunity offered, although at
some EXPENSE Certainly they would. Then let
the bill which the Senate have passed become law,
and the Mobile and Ohio railroad will in few years
be built. And, besides keeping down agitation and
prejudice on the slavery question, and besides
strengthening the country in military point Of
view on the Gulf Of Mexico, larger number of
valuable human lives will annually be saved, than
that OF Dade's army.
The annual amount Of travel on the Mississippi
river is about half million. The annual loss Of
human life for several years past has been two
hundred; by burning, blowing Up, and drowning,
TO say nothing Of sickness
Three years travel six Of the principal railroads
in Massachusetts, per annual report made accord
ing 10 law, shows travel Of seventeen Millions
and Ices Of lives amounting to ffty-six persons,
which is less than two to half million. The
nual reports of the Englisfralroads for a term OF
years show the same results.
Hence by this railroad the saving of human life
on the travel on the Mississippi will be over two
hundred per annum. b.
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The schooner Henry, Captain Havley, Of Balh.
more, from Dsren, bound TO New York with a
cargo Of lumber, put into this port Friday last,
captain and crew ell down with the fever. Cap.
tain II, died on Wednesday night in this city.
The oolors Of the shipping in port yesterday were
at half msst, ass mark Of rospscto tho deeessed-'
Savannah Republican,
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WASHINGTON:
TUESDAY MORNING. SEPT. IT, 1850.
O T. + 4 CHA l.
APPOINTMENTS.

Captain WILLIAM II. SMILEY, of the State ofRhode
Island, Commercial Agent for the Falkland Islands.
JOHN BLACK, Commercial Agent at Port dc
Gale, in the Island of Ceylon.
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The Wing Convention at Donadsonvie, Louis
lana, has nominated Judge c. Ballard for Congress,
in place OF CHARLrs NJ. CorRAp, the Secretary OF
War
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Tas texas sESAToR.-The vote in the Legisla.
ture Of Texas on the 2eth ultimo, which resulted
in the reelection Of Mr.. Rusk to the United States
Senate for sir years from the 9TH Of March next Is
thus given by the New Orleans Picayine- Rusk
IS; Wigfsll, 81 j. b. Miller, Il scattering, 4.
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JONI p. BIcrLow publishes card in the Boston
papers, declining 70 be candidate for Governor Of
Massachusetts
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WDcorsfs. Arsamus Cole has received q
unanimous nomination for reelection 10 Congress
from the Second District Of Wisconsin. Benjamin
e. Eastman, Of Grant county, 10 his opponent,
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MACON, MrssrssIppI, Sept. -, 1850.

4'I4HNVN, 4'II5HIS5IFFI, otDl. To IoOV
To the Editors Of the Republic.
GENTLEMEN: 1.-THE bill granting lands to the IL
inois the Mobile and Ohio, and other railroads has
not been finally disposed of in the House Of Repre-
sentativcs. please publish the enclosed communica-
tion in your paper, and oblige you're.
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Rcid's maj. 81

Az we before intimated, local questions, sprung
upon solely for political capital, have had very
much to do in producing this result. The plank.
rosd--the turnpike-freo suffrage Tho "Roly
Clique"-the white basis sand we may add the de
eidcd stand taken by the Democratic party for
Southern rights commanded many Hing votes
for Mr.. Reid,
This vote, then, cannot be considered as a tes,
Of the political complexion Of North Carolina The
old North State is Hing 10 he core, and whenever
the cherished principles she has always maintained
the great national principle, Of the Whig pcrip-
made the issues Of political contest our friends
in sister States may rely with unwavoriug conf.
dence on their triumphant vindcation.
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From the RaIeigh IN. CO. Star.
North CaroIinn-Omc

The official returns from the whole State have
been received at the office Of Secretary Of State and
present the following authentic results
David S. Reid, (D) I,sA
Charles Manly, (W) ,...u,..f2,O7
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Mr.. STEVENS, Of Psnnsylvania, gave notice
that on tomorrow, or some subssauent day, he
would ask leave 10 bring In the following bills.
A bill 70 alter ard amend the existing rcvsnu.
laws, az 10 afford reasonable protection and en-.
courseement TO American labor
bill TO abolish slavery In the Territory Of Utah;
A bill TO repeal 90 much Of the scu establishing
territorial governments in New Mexico and Utah
A. recognised slavery In said Territories, and as
pledges the nation 10 admit new slave States into
the Cniorj
A bill to repeal and snnul the Fugitive Slave
law, passed September, 1850.
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IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON
THE DEF CATI 10 MS ,
&c. &c. &c.

OUR sPEcIAL TELEGRAPHIc CORRESPONDENCE
WASHINGTON CRY, !
TUESDAY EVENING, Jan 10 1870
understand that yesterday discovery was made in
the Treasury Department that agent had destroyed
the original vouchers Of Mexican recruiting OFF,
and forged other vouchers to the amount of S6o
000 and appended thereto the original genuine aia-
Wits. The seent sbsconded directly.
Mr.. Bradbury Of Maine entertaned the Senate seve-
raj hours to- DAY, General Tsyors pledges and cab
net prescriptions IL is the deliberate commencement Mt
of the prosecution againit them.
MIR MsDgum. though moving to lay the resolution on
the table, declared that he still looked upon the spos
system with unuttersbe scorp No doubt Of IT, with
gard to the removals by the present cabinet.
hlr Doug ASS has moved the instructions to the
secret agent TO the Hungarisns and for all the Nics
rsgua instructions correspondence, and treaties, on
this SUBJECT have heretofore reported. 1t il un
dersto,d you have before stated that the doiogs OF
both Chsteld squier TO be rejected, and that
the sovereignty Of rigre island will be given back TO
the local authorities
fenpsylvanisn is elected Sersesnt-at Arms, 10 re-
concile that the defeat OF Foruey CLERK
ON the visit OF General Csss to tue Hung
Ujbszi warmly thanked him TOR his noble speech the
Senate General Cas- replied, that he glad
the exss and that here at least, they safe from
Austrian oppression.
The Hupgaisns visited the President and kindly
received. They admitted TO the floors OF beth
houses OF Congress.
The Senate have confirmed the nomination OF c.
Noble as surveyor General for Ohio, indiana and Mi
chigsn; also, the following Land Registers Allen
LopgstIeet, for Louisiana John l.. Alien, AugsstS
Mississippi; e. Major, for Fsyette, Wisconsin,; Ralph
Guild, for Jackson, Missouri S. c. Ruse, for Huuts-
vile, Alabama; and Richard b. Servant for KaskssSia
Illinois. The Receivers appointed for Louisana aud
Augusta, Mississippi, were sl'o con6rmed.