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FERDINAND MOULTON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Will practice the several courts in the District,
and attend to the prosecution of claims
against the Government. ..
Office corner of Z and 7th streets. opposite the
General Post Office.
2aw,tf a'...
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

.. ...+. n DEPARTMENT OF STATE, .I
Washington, June s, 1850.
SIR have duly received your letter Of the 9th
ultimo, communicating 10 this Department the pro-
ceedings OF the National Institute the subject of my
note OF the 18th OF the month. Those proceed
ings appear to to be perfectly satisfactory and
have accordingly transmitted them the British Min
lister in this city, with the communication copy Of
which is enclosed for your information. .. A.
tgs. 2, . am, sir, respectfully, yonr obt serv't,
..---. ~ ---.#.. JOHN M. CLAYTON.
WALTER N. JOHNSON, Esq, Corresponding
Secretary Of the National Institute.
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WoRTHINGToN g. sNBTHEN,
Formerly Solicitor ef The General Land Office

ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL OR AT Law -saa
Continues to practice in the Supreme Court or
the United States, in the Courts Of the District or
Columbia, Maryland and Virginia, to prosecute
claims of all kinds against the United States, Ell
ther before Congress or any of the Executive De-
partments ana to procure letters patent for nvcn-
promptly attended to-
N. b. Particular attention paid to the prosecu-
ton of claims before the Brazilian Commission
now sitting in Washington f ..|f
= WAsHINGToN CRY, ID. G.. Jnlv II Is5OJ
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would b. coward, ~ rsessant 10 my country II did
not respond 70 The ri. mean 10 give my tle strength
in support Of The Union and. God wiling. will DO ..
4 am not strong m>n bat have lttie strength left
mat you may devise or fall upon plan TO save ha
devoted. ~ -7V1 7s-s8 s{sE N
The gallant General resumed his seat amid the most
enthusiastic and prolonged applause The meeting short
afterwards adjourned giving three cheers for General
Scott and the Union as
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A Card % the P1biie.

IN taking Washington, ID. c., during
" Congress- undegned respectfully Offers his
public bodies may
pending before Congress- ioboy member " In ue Justly oo
sycwed and Responsible
medium intelligence and explanation between members and
hand, needing be pssessed Of fsc in the
other Requisite leisure fnes and The applicants or
hand resident dstzPt and dirrvnt
county, seeking reliable channel interpreter through
whom properly The tAc te fair and
just legislation IN tne premises
Of PIoush he LOOM and e Anvil wishes IL
understood that his journal viii be
unabang resce and even he boes learning
agriculture
10 fruitful Of 10
industrial which has been the habit and
nstncf, OF ms e 70 devote ms
pen and his heart
business, reafane< Of sskscrptor,
he Loom, and the Anvil, the
degned may addressed usual and with Of pomps
Walnut Phadelpk For anything
particular demanding especially his
should be addressed where they VIII be 9s 70 md him. at Has
snrfon, d. C.
Dee 5-2zw4w J. =. SKINNER.
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TIE Subscriber OFFERS for Esermay. the resi-
dence me Lewis Davidson, situated
nxI NE Heights o. Gsoesown The dwelling house compse
ese advantage Of structure and position desirable IN private
substantially bair Of brick two soes high with
neatly finished and has each door,
saa eaaira and spacious passage running north and south
ne whole length Of together kitchen,
wants stables, house, she'd dairy
gardeners house. and ouhe oees all Of brick alached The
lot covers and which under
ne cultivation orchard gaen fields, and woodlands The
house faces command
lag Of the and beautiful IN front
while embraces In the delightful northern view, @ which
s enne range o. me Heights west perhaps deprived That po
which hes Immediately the dwelling
forms slope Of agreeable the
and susceptible Of highest ebeshment Of the
admirable fertility soil and the excellent admirably
adapted 70 horticultural purposes which OF
been probably applied proximity this situation oxhe
metropolis and il ample accommodations combining all The com
forts OF rural with the facilities Of residences te
churches schools market and other resorts q business being
convenient dsance opportunity 10 foreign minister's
enes Of The cabinet Of Congress- elegant and
cornmodious abode satisfactory To
whom economy and who be
Of the fact respectfully suggested the comparative cheap
ness Of rents IN Georgetown important and well worthy Of
their rnfion.
gwen Immediately information, inquire Of
the Subscriber sg.
SAMUEL G. DAVIDSON,
Mar l-2aw3w Agent and Trustee for Propretors.
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Prayer, fbeprsted BY its History by the
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Life anaw nnnrs of David Hale vol.
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BEWARE 90 nuap0st~rx--The cpporn-
ID nifty ne pubic that impe-sers travelling
Though e United stss~ selling recipe for mailing wash
bf washing cehes which an Infringement Stephen
Cran-s Patent Compound
ara other sinf only
ard Mr. Cranes recipe
prntra
srnsssrs the venasr refuses 70 eve his nan And hereby
unless purchased
torssd AGENT violation ~ and They
damages, and all such eases they WIN be dsa win
=" a''e' $. CRANE. rsrsstss
Feb fa-dlm. ~ -
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WANTED. white wonsaa- - sske charge ~
fnfsrs zen months od, wu " preferred
py - Ms Ceeurn y corner on and Ieh streets f1l
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We are compelled BY the pressure upon our columns
to defer until our next yesterdays Procesdngs IN The
House. ssHM
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T,DUCATIOx.-Tne auenusu parents desiring
% oroash instruction. m union win NE careful
allowed BY the plan Of
which
The of me school,
Virginia, ~n miles of Aeran-
drA rered, agreeable, and healthy The effort hnbasfy
pupils Of Christian principles
The Esrh French LAIN, and
Mstbesfcs ana oer branches q liberal
for college
Pupas y received az any penoa ~ me year e.
of monts, October Lee 20 NE
Allowing r Ices time, payable sen
advance Fsr hofers ero each r the session Of ten
Coz bedding during he hrst year
address Rev. GEORGE A. SMITH, Principal.
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Trer RECETyED, II Gsbsss Hsir-dresssng saloon.
suses Ho sd4sosa supply az Baicheosf
ss1 sesp., ssd soap-s-s q v.- price, fnvss room ~
orser. ,ssen and .upy,sa vim despatch. F.sG-3an
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DHH GOODS.-The subEcTIbeTs
III fun and complete Of furnishing
goods. 81 eye description in their line, such
Is pieces English ahd French velvet Competing
Brussels Of The latest styles
rs pieces imperial carpeng, Of the latest styles
IS pieces Brussels tapestry, royal wiled, and plain Venetian
halls and stairs
pieces superior ingram earpetins Lowell manufacture
IS pieces ne and ingram esrpetng
fun designs,
which be for any shaped hall or in
piece
$50 pairs saIer6ne blankets, every sine, from 81 % IA
IS and colored Marseines quilts handsome
VII and stap.d counierpanes, ow-pnced
nice table damaskx, superior hne
10 pieces diapers, priced
a Io4 IL 4 and IA tabie-cioths
sann dAmask table napkins
toiief towein, linen and
Ae- kc.
All Of which have been great care win be Offer
jan sd r. II. HooE 4 CO.
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OFFENSIVE Public sale or Carriages-The third semi
II Wednesday lou
saloon hs Chinese Museum opposite thu
f r
the desirable and extensive offered
Of the latest styles
BY the approved makers.
3 ane extensive collection Of elegant harness.
~ Full particulars in future advertisements
ALFRED N. HERKNEss, Auenoneer.
Philadelphia, March /, Is5o-lit
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Gentlemen, have said viii compromise till all shal
be in vain and after that, the North means still 10 live
under ne glorious dag q TIE un9n; and any elon
bear up that flag beyond the reach Of fanalicism. and
will die for that flag tCheersl Gentlemen. stand
wiling tribute Of homage ana admiration 10 two rrra,
democrats who have stood BY the side OF Henry Clay,
and dared 20 ft up their voices champions Tor the
Union in the Senate mean Lewis Cass and Sam Hous
ton Iload eheeringl forming noble tro- tCnes Of
add Tom Bentons1 Mr.. w. eontianed: Yes, add
willingly the OF Thos H Benton; making an Illus
trous band OF four who have ventured all for the Union
loud and continued cheeringl These have gained for
themselves an us,rious immortality in their noble stand
for the Unioa [ Mr. White then Withdrew, amid loud
and Tremendous cheering; whereupon loud shouts were
raised for General Scott
There being loud for General Scott from all paris
OF the the gallant hero OF Lundys Lane and Mex.
kieo after appropriately acknowledging the compliment,
spoke as follows:
Fellow citizens came here this evening not expect
ing 10 do more than take my stand IN corner OF The
for the purpose OF listening to the proceedings ot
this very interesting and important meeting had no
expectation Of having the honor 10 be called upon this
stand am indebted to the Kindness OF a friend. who
discovered below. for having the honor 70 appear IN
such conspicuous manner before you. Little did en-
peci being called upon 10 address this great and glorious
meeting which is worthy OF the Empire City, worthy OF
the Empire State and worthy OF the Union which you
came here TO support tGreaf apPlausel see before
me the intelligence, the wealth. the patriotism Of this
great city, voluntarily coming here for the purpose Of
snpporiing that Unon | arm humble friend and de-
voted servant OF that Union do not call myself
citizen Of the East or OF the North, OF the West Of
the South have served that Union for nearly forty.
two wears and feel that citizen OF every part and
parcel Of this glorious constellation Of States As friend
~ The Union and knowing that the Union il in jeopardy
and knowing that this meeting was called Tor the purpose
az devssinx measures OF COMPROMISE and conciafon,
came here Many thanks for the kindness Jon have
shoun me 1 am not 40 aboucnst nor advocate oi
slavery would MOI have come here i had thought
bese subjects would have initiated with each other a
this meeting did NOT come here - wing o. e dem
Of orfy years bat when the cry y that the Union y IN
danger and rally called for Tie support Of the Union
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NOTICE. just received ship Stella from Liverpool
~ y and hsghcads Of Crocke consisting part Of fol
Rich and toilet
Flowing Hong, granite Tiyo, and dnne
and detached pieces
x A great variety Of ware, &c.
opening
Gold banded and detached pieces
gold banded and BY the
pair ~
White China dinner and detached pieces
High low baskets compoe casseroes and fruit bowls, &c
IN STORE a9L#.
Cut and plain decanters ciaret hagons
Tumbierz, wines, hook glasses claret glasses
Lamps, prandoies, walters
Britannia ware, easors, silver plated forks
Cake baskets, knives, knives and forks, BIC.
win be Sold zfwhoesaie retail, low they
= = ~ - = C. s. FOWLER
A.r I--2,;s Odd FeIloxysf Hall. Seventh street
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CARD.-o T. Prcs win practise iaw IN me eours. q N
n Dsrcs of Coumba and csms before NE dnecr
xsrnsys clerks q the Uni
Treasury Deps
reference claims fo services Of such oce Ancemmu
b. postpaid
Once, street, between i5th and l4th
tInseLl ysiy ss-dIy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-20
SEWING BY MACHINERY.

To JournPyman Tators Segstresse, Employers md all
others interested IN Seriag Of arg description.
GENERAL ATTEMPTS have been made produce Ma
- chimes for Sewing, hut they not without many ob
jeclions end could he used little advantage profit
SINGER " PHELPS Beiay-stch Seeing Machine, invent
ed by Isaac NJ inger ard manufactured b. Singer Phelus
No 10 Harvard Place Boston, Mass, is offered the pub.
lie perfect machine, and viii he constructed and adapt
ed TO perform any Kind work. from the stitching OF fire
shirtbosom to ships sail, well some descriptions of
leather The needle Is straight and works perpendCnary
upon the table Of the mache atoiHg and opportu-
nifty adjust the fabric in any wayald the stitch may be
regulated to any length, to hairs breadth.
The stitch made by this machine is one which will not
avel or open and the sewing only be taken apart by
cutting every second third stitch. From 500 to 1860
stitches according to the fabric operated upon may be taken
per minute.
To bring this machine perfectio much labor and study
have been expended upon by the INVENTOR and the sub
scribers offer the belaysch Sewing Machine feeling
confident that it will correspond upon trial. with the
incubation here given.
The profits arising from the of these machines
which sews with either two needless is from five
six dollars per day The alton is not confined TO the
manufacture of clothing only but may DE applied TO sewing
every description OF linen. cotton, wooden, and most kinds
Of leather.
This hine with ordinary care, warranted ran one
year without repairs aid wil last many wears And is so
simple in It's constructions and easily regulated and man
aged, that any person OF ordinary ability may operate
The price of one of these machines, which is worked by
reade and capable of sewing any ordinary linen, muslin
wooden fabric, is hundred aud twenty ive dollars
complete, with all appendages for operation.
These Machines beautiful and neat in their appear
ance, and they take up hale that they
ment to any lady's sewing apartment.
IFAnAgent, with whom exclusive arrangements will be
made wanted in every city and town in III United States
All Applicant for Agencies, and all orders enclosing the
for machines (Which viii be carefully packed to send
any part of the word well all inquiries about their
adaptation different purposes, Will be promptly attended
to by the manufacturers All letters must he postpaid and
addressed to SINGER d Phelps.
10 Haroa-d Place, Boston, Mess.
Nov. g. 1850. eod3mis
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TO TIE puHLTc.

nR. D. C. HARRINGTON, from Boston, would inform
~ the public that he has opened his Office no. II5
Masl ST, Worcester up stairs, formerly occupied
by Mr. Thompson, where he be consulted by persons
afflicted with Diseases Of any kind with respect and
dence, and of being performed Dr. H. has for the
last ten years paid particular attention to the study and
practise ofemae complaints ard perfectly has he be
acquainted with their system, that without boasng
he ,Uarat from all diseases pecRGr to them.
So successful has been his of treatment that he has
been called upon by other members of the medical faculty.
introduce his mode of practice and visited
that purpose which answered the saagune eXpecta
| tions.
In offering the results of his long study and practical
perienCe his many friends he is governed by feeling of
humanity only for much have they been deceived by
pretended madamsn and miserable pills and quack nos
trdms, that is time that some healthy mode of practice
should be introduced in speaking of Quacks Dr. H. does
not wish to be understood all The medical profess
sion, but those who have for the last six years
filled the newspapers of the day their digesting adj
yerseinens, making great preenons to medical science
when they do not know the healing Dr. II. processes
be skliul curing the following dseases:-Dseases of
the lungs, Liver plants Nervous diseases and general
Debility, arising fom secret bad habits when young and in
experienced all the different forms Of weakness that
caused by bad habits, from exerpns full vigor
tofed in very short time without any ndrance from bust
! ness.
Dr. H has also gained himself great reputation for
the permanent of long standing Chronic and obstinate
Diseases the treatment OF which he has devoted great
OF his time to his extensive practice, will be
ed in all cases however, long standing they may be.
DR. H. solicits call from all who may be afflicted with
any disease and those suffering from the mercury,
conentmenty administered, from quack nostIums, adj
ninistered by ignorant cmpyrcs.
NIB. The best Of accommodations furnished for the
sick of both required with good and
sonabe AdUise Gratis, forIhe first consultation
Dr. H. can be consulted by letter and if the disease is
accurately described, medicines will be forwarded all
respondence will be returned Ifyou sick call Dr. H.
and avoid "Gadam mposters and all their pills. for have
nothing to do with them in is city any other
| P.S 10 The LqdieS-A female who has thorough
knowledge of their complaints VIII be in attendance
suit if they wish.
a. Office 4aazs from 9A.M, to . PM, Sundays, from
| to IL NJ. oodly-dec
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EtHlLDREN generally are seized with the Group in the
" evening daring the night with GOODNESS the
whole surface and in difficulty in breathing long
sri sound is produced with conghag the voice is hoarse
and croabng Snow Mason's Group and Cough Syrup is
specific for that dreadful and OF the mos fatal Of
all diseases oinncy and Childhood is also remedy for
whoopne cough, colds and feyeTs produced by
colds ard when given according directions il perfectly
safe and highly sanitary its effects adults children.
Providence Jan. Is, 1850.
Messrs Snow & Mason-Gentlemen The bottle Of your
Group and Cough Syrup that got of you the means Of
saving the life of my youngest child. 1t taken in the
night attack of the Group, and it seemed
though it coulI not liye but gave it your Group and
Cough Syrup according to the directions which to my great
Joy worked charm. The night that my child
taken with the Group, two children in the neighbGrhOCd
were TAKEN and having immediate relief both of them
died would recommend it to every family, and would
account be deprived oft my sell.
Yours respectfully, ADDISON NJ FAIRBANKS.
u lhls syrup Is prepared oHly ny stNoM q mAsOft,
Sold in Worcester by Scott Jr q Co, H. f. aze, and
a Clarke. eod3m oct3l
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Valuable Fruit Farm and Nursery for Sale

"a TENIiE well known Otis Bartlett Farm is offered for
l;,I 4 sale II is situated the old stage road from
Providence to Worcester, Is miles from Providence,
and within from and quarter TO two miles of the
Woonsocke Waterford and Blackstone Depots, On the
Providence and Worcester, and the Norfolk County Rail-
roads One of the ed routes for the proposed Air
Line Railroad from Boston to New Nork through it.
1t contains about l40 good strong lands, con-
venienty divided in meadow arabic pasture and wood
land In addition to the usual fruit trees of good farm it
has two orchards of young Peach trees, containing about
500 trees vigorous and healthy, and in fi bearing
Pear, Plum and Apple orchards nursery of about 1850
trees embracing the best varieties of Apple Peach Plum
and Pear trees; Cold Winery containing 4S vines years
old, in the finest condition. now in half bearing with more
than 500 pounds Of fruit npon them.
There two houses two barns and the usual outhouses
The houses bdrs and winery, supplied with an mex
haustbe abundance OF pure soft water, brought through
cement aqueduct II will be sold in two farms If desired
Apply to DIR, ELISHA BARTLETT, Woonsocket, Il. / .
ISAAC BROWN, Esq, Providence, or to J. NJ. EARLE,
Worcester. Sept. 25
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ARCHTTECTTTRE.

TIVE subscriber woud respectfully the citi
zens of Worcester and its vicinity that he has taken
Room in The third story of BRINLEY ROW, directly op.
poste the American Temperance House, for the purpose
of Designing and DraiUiag Plans Of Buildings public and
private IN all the various styles of Architecture and he
vites those who contemplate building to give him CALL as
he that from his experience Architect that he
shall be enabled TO give full satisfaction all who may IA
him with their patronage
LEWIS E. JOY, Architect
Worcester. Sept. 49, 1850.
II am kindly permitted to refer to the following zen
iemen; Hon. Henry Chaplin, s. D. Harding, Thomas A.
Clark, Walter r. Bigeow, Edward Lamb, freeman Upham
NJ. ii Morse. c4w $40