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that but very few of the public buildings OF Middle
town are constructed of this beautiful stone, not
withstanding its convenience and cheapness nor
am aware that any of the private dwellings here
are built OF this material. Probably a different
taste will prevail hereafter, when the citizens OBJ
serve how highly il is valued elsewhere.
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ODEicaE Wonders!

s----DVSNN INe
Nj X JOHN A. WHIPPLE is presenting to the public his
~ Grand Exhibition of the Wonders of Modern Optical
Science, with costly and complete apparatus, giving the
spectator the benefit of the splendid achievements and
discoveries of Sir David Brewster, Sir John ersche NJ
Dasuerre &c. &c.-which may be said to make the sun
stand STILL magnify nothing into mountains, and compress
ilty INTO nutshell. He exhibits, immense screen,
an endless variety of Landscapes in DISSOLVNG VIEWS
oi mount Auburn, Greenwood Cemetery many noted build
9s and places in America and Europe and the people of
Japa-reveas the population of drop of water, vinegar
ec by the oxyhydrogen microscope the coors OF
inc rainbow dance cotilons-pants VOLCANOES in actual
6rupon-and shows the most brilliant PYRAMc FIRES etc
Inc great popularity and success of this CURIOUS EN-
1 En- TANNING and INSTRUCTIVE EXHIBITION at his
Daguerreotype Rooms rendered necessary, order
accommodate the crowd, to occupy the MELODEON,
where ne exhibits these splendid spectaces every EUenin
commencing at u O'clock and Wednesday and Saturday
Afternoons at O'Clock. Tickets, % cents.
you tail OF seeing it when in Boston, you lose of the
Boston, March 29. d6w3taw
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BuSh's SmilaX or Spanish Sarsa.
nari1la

1IlS preparation of Sarsaparla is humbug secret
L compound. 1t is PURE and UNCOMBINED article
of great strength and unprecedented efficacy the CURE
OF DISEASE. The recent discovery of the true SmIax
Sarsapara at the South has put the Propetors pos
session OF the genuine root in fresh state; and by
method OF preparations discovered by themselves calculated
to secure and concentrate all the virtues of the plant
are enabled to offer to purchasers article infinitely SUPE
RlOR to any thing of the kind use. 1t is well
known that Sarsapara by drying loses great share gifts
medicinal virtues But in this article those properties
all preserved and placed in permanent FORM liable
injury by age.
The attention of Dispensers, Druggists Physicians
especially unfortunate inUatd suffering sick, is particu
sry invited to the trial OF an article which is warranted
genuine and superior 10 any other preparation ofthe kind
now offered to the public.
Prepared and sold by BUSH & CO., No. PARK STREET
WORCESTER Mass. And for sale in Worcester by Lewis
T. Lazel, II. G. Bates, ID. Scott Jr g. Co., G. A. E. Har-
ringon and Spur Sibey Druggists and by j. NJ Com
ngs, NJ d., and Calvin Newton, M. D. d April g.
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Real Estate for Sale,

SS THE ESTATE, now occupied by the subscriber OH
Gs the corner of Jackson and Beacon Streets consist
ing OF well built two story House, containing Is Rooms
conveniently arranged for two families; Barn 80
by "a IT, and about 900 feet of Land well set with choice
lrety ofFrut Trees Ornamental Shrubs and Plants The
buildings are nearly new and in good repair Those wishing
70 purchase HOME requested call and examine one
OF the peasanest situations in the southwest part of the
City.
Also, the BUILDING LOT the corner of Main and
streets west oil the estate of e. Bowen, Esq,
inning about 900 it, and commanding fine view Of thai
part of the city.
Also THE GARDEN OF EDENn on Eden Street north Of
tae Estate OF VIM T. Merriield and commanding one Of
we hnest views OF the CITY, The Lot contains about 1000
et is graded and set with all kinds OF fruit in bearing
state. A beautiful site for a Cottage
The above descrh ed Droperty viii he sold lou, o,a ., .
payments made easy Inquire ofJAs. EsTABRooK, No.
Warren Block or of AUSTIN G. FITCH'
feD &c. dWtf
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FOR THE FFLICTED.
Banning's Patent RNdV Brace.

THIS celebrated PATENT LACE, or BODY BRACE is
an efficient relief to persons aboring under the follow
ing and other analogous maades and symptoms viz Asthma
Consumption, and other diseases of the LgsSpinal Cur
vatres-Bronchtis and other affections Of the TroaLoss
OF Voice-p Diseases, Scrofulous Swelngs, Distortions
rheumatism, Neuralgia Headache, Want of Sleep Fapita
ton of the Heart Dsordered Circulation of Blood Kid
ney Affections, numbness and GOODNESS of the Exremes-
painful, difficult, suspended MenstruaonPasy Govt
Falling of the Womb, Leuchorhoe Whites, Dropsy, Piles
Constipation Withered and Decayed Limbs, Weakness OF
Chest Vertigo Dull Pains in the Sides Pains and weakness
in the Back, &c. &c.
The following certificates will show what thought of
Dr. Banning's Patent Lace, &c, viz:
From Prof Mott, and other Physicians Of Nelc York
The undersigned have examined Dr. Banngs novel views
on the mechanical pathology many affections of the vice
and believe them highly interesting and worthy
gslenttne Mott, MD. J.kearney Rodgers,M.D
4ler. B. Uniting, d. d. II. Mclean, NJ. d.
From Rev Caleb J. Temey, d. D., of Northampton, for
merly of Wetlersield, Conn.
Thirteen years ago sustained loss of voice. which, for
three years almost total Subsequently my voice
continued weak and indistnct One commenced
the use OF Dr. Bannngs Brace and have found marked
and decided advantage from increasing the speak
ing and the strength fmy voice. Now, although preach
once or twice, almost every Sabbath should scarcely
tempt the service at ALL if had in application
the principles of Dr. Bannngs Brace, which from my
Aug. S, 1886. CALEB ]. TENNEY.
chased the right of this ar-amed Patent Lace Body
Brace for the County of Worcester, ready
sell, and apply the instrument to PATIENTS either their
own RESIDENCES or al tnelr SAID ONCE NO 245 CUP STARS)
MAIN STREET. They will sell the right make, vend and
use the said Lace in few and few only, of the of
this County, terms very advantageous the purchasers
All the above mentioned diseases, and many of
similar nature the undersigned have with their MAGNET
&c, or ELECTROPATHIC REMEDIES treated very sue
cessfuy and will continue do So either with without
the application and expense of the said Lace Brace
patients may prefer The instrument light neat and
easily adjusted and can be by gentleman, lady,
without the least pain inconvenience. The public
Ved to call and examine the article their said Office
where all favors in their line will be thankfully received ard
all explanations, TO the said Laces and the Magnetic
remedies grauitousy given References to many cases
cured and others under then treatment this regon
given to any on application. J. C. KNAPP, y
| Worcester, Feb s, 1850. diff
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Waters Hair Dive.

HE great and increasing demand for Hair Dye and the
dllcnly OF procuring ARTICLE, has induced the
subscribers to experiment. until they have succeeded in
manufacturing Dye that surpasses any other
Inc advantages possesses other kinds that the
application perfectly simple, the Hair requires pre-
Vous preparation 1t is entirely free from any unpleasant
smells, and does not fade crock, wash cut.
II does not like ordinary Hair Dye leave unpleasant
ana unnatural dyness of the hair but at the time that
It's color changed retains its natural ustre and soft
ness instead OF nurng the hair it tends in great degree
10 strengthen its growth and prevent its falling Gen.
tleinen who have hair and whskers of lighter color will
ma very easy to match the two and those whose hair
grown premaurely grey, it its original beau
II WArERS
For sale by M. d. GREEN, and LEWIS T. LAZELL
June %. eodtf
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Il 4 rL'HLS-

'EHE subscriber, having fitted up and increased
The nun Der of his BATHING Rooms, reminds the
citizens oil Worcester, that they choose TO and
REMAIN WELL, rather than 10 pay Doctors bill 10 get
oeH they can be furnished, at any tine with WARM or
COLD TUB BATHS, SHOWER CT VAPOR, and ample
recommendations by calling at the Of Front end
Carlton Streets CALVIN NEWTON.
June Il DIFF
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HOUSE LOTS For SALE

DUILDING LOTS on wellington Sweet, q new Street
- running west fom Main Street north OF the residence
d Abici Jaques ESD Also, on A1s,la, Chandler Chat
IAN, Newbury, aid Quincy strects.
The above Lots are Tor the nrst time offered tor
saIe The laad adjoining them bong bn upon and heir
pleasant location near Main STREE, MAKES heg, The mssi
ssrable Lots In the city. Terms ia sii thc pur
haser. tl q =. i. harm NGTON,
Aug 80. dwu II Portland Sireet
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COAL-COAL
ATE SA.5A PRge TnNr

- "a SA,JW r H1kk HUN.
I'HE BLACKSTONE COAL MINING COMPANY are
now working veins OF Coal at greater depth than last
year. The quality of Coal produced is much superior to
hat heretofore and is offered the citizens Worcester
at 81 ton, delivered Much prejudice existed against
th Coal last year from the want of proper breaking
ana screening IT, and from the soft quality of coal mined
lhese objections are now removed by its increased hardness
ana by the attention which is given to delivering the Coal
well broken and screened.
PERSONS unacquained with the quality of Coal orwho
nave unavorable impressions with regard it. referred
TO MR. AARON BILLING, Stove Dealer, Nos "a d 90 FRONT
its peculiarties.
u Orders solicited at the Company's Yard foot of Ply
MOUTH STREET, or A. BILLING Nos "a d 26 FRoNT-sT.
opposite City Hall, Worcester.
Feb I. diff A. ELLIOT, Agent.
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Improves wnsI,iup nvoo,...-
In. II. WHTRECTS

Ia. n. WHTBECK
WHISTLES TO inform the citizens Of Woroaa,
sale dealers n Furniture, that he is consnn "iu whole
MaTWRs @ NIL HOOKING CHAIRS and Hair
have been known ~ ~ ''c"per rates thon
single articles sold at wholesale priccs
Ladies' ROCKING NURSE CIIAiRS s,,;,
HAIR MATTRAsSEs, from 81 10 40 P'''s Sca',$so
:, AZ NJ Kinds Of Upholstery aud repairs done
March " ,,c opposite me Nor0ioh Depot,
w. ouer Harris Fhu Store.
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Artists---Areisls!
Waterford Window Glass,

w dJUI1U1U w INUU w 0IcSSI
THE above well known window Glass is now being manu.
featured in very superior and for briancy of
polish and ofsace is warranted be
by American Window Glass in the market. All quail
ties for sale wholesale and retail. by
SAMUEL c. WHITE,
"a Washington So, near Western r. r. Depot.
Worcester, Feb. "a. dw4m
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HEAR THE pATIENT.
Fluid .EEftSxSeSdN,

N VNVUEG WTHUNe0 HVVUVNNJ
DREPARED by &. o. DUNBAR, TAUNTON, Mass cGT
rantsd Equal to any Gther an uss either EHetsse "
American. This very ueiul and elegant preparation ~
used Aperent Antisacd IN Dyspeptic comp ai,s'
attended with acIdy very Great ntGt IL has The
advantage m0eDcsia IN being dissolved, ao
therefore not liable TO accumulate IN the hOwsis. IL 70
decidedly superior Carbonate Of Foda or Poash ON
OF its aperlent quality. The solution o. Mhsne
sa Ii found particularly beneficial pleasing sedhlve
and Ap,rienf, in all Of irritation or Actdny OF ho
stomach Februe complaints, Infaatle disorders, or sea
Sickness. fi
For sale In VI orcestcr, wholesale ard retail, by
II @. BATES, NJ. D., dPotheoary,
Nov l6. eod&wlf 2i2 Main III, tor. PeaSants
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STORE TO I.Er.

- CITUATED in the centre of Leicester, and recently
49, - occupied by John Sargent, deceased as a Store
Ss@ and Post Office. Possession given Immediately. For
1rther particulars inquire of VIM A. SMITH the Clerk
'iIice, New Court House, Worcester, or Of
Leicester, April 6. dw2w JOHN A. SMITH.
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fgVHE whole the SECOND STORY over the Now YorL
Store, next to the American Temperance House. In.
are Of L. ARCHER, or o. F. sfEgBlhs, al the New
Uk Store. D26dlf
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For Sale.

IA TWO HOUSES One Cottage Glen st., well
- built, ofhrst-rate materials, and commanding
good prospect Of the city. The other story house.
or two families, Newport Street There is about 5000
oet Of land attached to the last namedprice $3.50 In
luire Of OZIAS HUDSON
March 8. dwf
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Lamp Black.

Lamp Black.
by the barrel in Bulk, good article for sale cheap
ID by SAMUEL c. WHITE,
"a Washington So, near Western X. Il. Depot.
Feb 81, deep w3m
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For Sage.

ISHE BASS DRUM and SYMBOLS formerly used in the
orcester Brass Band will be sold very cheap for cash
so the whole OF their large collection of MUSIC at such
prees as VIII enable Brass Bands furnish themselves with
IN assortment at a very low rate. Appy to
Apfh l. FISKE, 236 Main st.
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BUILDING LOTS.

THE subscriber has for sale OF the most desirable
T. BUILDING LOTS in the City of Worcester II Is az
taed the north SIDE of Chatham Street. N the hipth
I'D land the Dwelling ionse OF Rev. MIR Smaey aud
contains about $500 feet. lie also oihst os
the Street, containing 5000 50 e. each-and three
.Dts in the vicinity Quincy si-ni several Lots
-sBr the Red Mills on Taylor street.
June 4. HNN DIFF CHARLES WHITE
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huA A VALUABLE ESTATE, No. II Summer ST.,
NM "A consisting OF House Barn and Budiag Lot
SA supply OF good and durable water " ith many de-.
rlble privileges, when examined. d.f Nsrch s.
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MANY PERSONS
40 Carriage Makers.

=, ~sHA = 50 HEGhGH5s
! b. BONNEIi,, at his stand on CENTRAL STpzpr IL
- Prepared to make TO order CARRIAGE BODIES Of MI
descriptions e has variety of Rew and Ekegaut raj
terms of Chase, Rockawy, Carryall, Buggy BODIES ~
Please Gull and examine. No9' ''' &c
On hald and Tor sale number Of Chase Bodies q
,,a Central Street, near Main
$780, - w Worcester.
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Fruit Trees
FOR SALE OR EYrHANCL,

~ WAT beautiful estate in LElcEsrER known az
5@ Il MOUNT PLEASANT" Ii consists Of aloul
@3AsFy acres of choice AID and fire House every
ay h!ted for family OF leisure, or with lille EXPENSE
o1ld be admirably adapted Hydrorathic estaiish>
'enI. FoT terms nG this Office the subseri-
n al al me central Eahk. WM. DICKINSON.
Worcester Dec 49, a
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House for Sale.

szA A NEW and convenient Dwelling House on South
IN bridge Street For particulars inquire Of the SUB
2=sss.scriber WILLIAM l.. THROOP.
Jan ~. DIFF
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FUh SALE.

- THE HOUSE and LOT at No. Washington
eA l. Square. For further information inquire nj the
~~sAs premises. du March Is.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-10-31
Jenny'S Liberalify.

The Home Journal relates the following fact,
which occurred during Jenny Limbs first visit
to New York:
A Swede, called, and sent up note in a ma
tive language, requesting to see her. She did
not remember the name, as she read it, but
when the young man came in, she at once re-
membered his countenance-an old playfellow
when they were children together at school,
She inquired his circumstances. He is cabi-
net-maker, residing with his wife and children
at Brooklyn The next day Jenny Lind drove
over and made the wife of her old schoolfellow
long visit. Again the next day, just before
leaving the city for Boston, she went again
The husband was not at home. She gave to
the wife, a note for him-he opened it on his
return--it contained sweetly worded request
that he would allow her to give to his chill
dren momento Of their fathers school friend
ship with Jenny Lind. The "momento was
a check for ten thousand dollars. This anec-
dote, we assure our readers is correct in all its
particulars.
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The Railroad.

The following iii relation to the work of
completing the grading Of the Kennebec & P
Railroad, we copy from the Hallowell Ga
zette -
The work is being generally resumed along
the line. The embankment is in progress
across the causeway in Gardiner, and gangs of
men are at work in the deep cuts down river
They are blowing out the lodges on the bank of
the river this side of Richmond, and finishing
up the grading between Richmond and Bruins
wick. The track layers were to commence
operations this week in Brunswick and Tops
ham.
The railroad bridge across the Androscoggin,
between Brunswick and Topsham, is one of the
best specimens OF strength and art in the state
The timber was put up last winter, and it is
packed in and bound BY braces and huge iron
rods in the most substantial manner. One of
the reaches is one hundred and eighty feet from
pier to pier, and such is the strength of the
work and materials that it has not settled hair
since last spring. The whole length of the
bridge is about seven hundred feet. The track
of the railroad along the upper deck will be
about fifty feet above ordinary high water mark.
The connection with the shore entertainments
is to be Immediately made and the track laid
over the bridge The depot in Topsham is to
be on fine level tract between the main street
and the river. The railroad crosses this street
by a bridge, already completed, above the
travel.
Travel on the road between this city and
Portland has considerably increased since the
connection with the P. S. e. P. road in Port
land. The net profits for the last month, we
are informed, is at the rate of eight per cent.
per annum on the cost of that portion of the
road. The road is worked admirably and the
trains are as regular as clock work. The cars
pass through from this city to Boston, and trav-
elers pronounce the road fully equal to the
roads between Portland and Boston. A high
rate of speed has been attained, the passenger
trains often passing between this city and
Brunswick, eight miles, in thirteen mnutes.-
During the year and three months this road has
been in operation, not an accident has happened
to passenger train. This fact is a sufficient
commentary upon the care exercised in opera
ting the road.
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be in very much greater proportion than the d.
minu9on OF demand; while the clearing out Of
the stocks Of goods would remove the pressure
under which life almost ceases to exist.
The short supply of female hands, which of
ia'e mas become great evil, is caused not by
an actual deficiency SO much as BY lack Of
necessity to work arising from the high wages
received. A respite for few months would
bring in the whole body of operatives, who
would be glad 10 receive again the wages OF
1874, which, though nearly double the rate
paid for the same labor in other countries were
25 per cent lower than at present here.
Some individual manufacturers, and even
some of the companies have stopped part Of
their machinery, some have talked of it, some
talk OF not buying any more cotton. There is
pretty general sentiment against lighting up
the mills, which will be tested on the 23d OF
this month. If this prevails, it will cause
some reduction in products and wages. The
result OF all such measures will be more or less
beneficial, Just in proportion as they are univer-
sal or otherwise; or just in proportion as the,
approach complete stoppage."
The intimation in the above is that the ope-
ratives have received so high pay as to become
independent and unwilling to work cheap, and
that six months stoppage of the mills would
have tendency to bring them to their senses
but in this the writer is mistaken. The
price of labor depends upon demand and supply
and not upon the profits or losses of employers
as has been fully demonstrated, and the de.
mand and supply depends upon the general
state of business, and not upon The state of any
particular business But we are told that the
fostering and protecting of one branch of bust.
ness, affects favorably all other branches In
stead of this being so, the converse is true, as
is demonstrated by the depression that pre-
vailed among the general interests and general
labor market of the country in high tarifftimes,
1t might be reasonable to suppose that wages
would be regulated by and be dependent upon
the profits of a business, but the history Of
manufacturing corporations teaches us that
however large dividend may be declared, Ia
Dor is procured at the lo,cca possible rates,
That the doctrine of high tariffs is exploded
and that they are no longer desired by judicions
and sincere friends of home manufacturers, is
apparent from the general quetude Of those
formerly so strenuous in their favor.
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the latch, stepped into the room, taking all
the inmates by surprise. Miller sat with
the newspaper ip his hand, SO intent upon
what he was reading, that he did not per-
eeive that any one had entered the ROOM
Hannah stood at the ironing table, and Ellen
tidily dressed, and looking 90 changed in ev.
erythng that Uncle Ben hardly recognized
she was sewing: while Henry sat as much
engaged with book as his father was with
the newspaper.
Uncle Ben! exclaimed Hannah in glat
voice she was the first to observe his en-.
trance.
INSTANTLY Peter Miller wa. on his feet, ant
approaching The old ,man, erasped his hano
tightly.
you have forgiven me then for saying
that you was not good farmer' Ha! N!
boy = said the old gentleman, laughing as be
returned Peters hearty shake.
'Yes-yes, a thousand times over
AID was right, was not!
Undoubtedly you overwhelmingly
That's the Gazette see in your hand
Do you read IL?
YES, every line
And t's been Of use TO you 2
.Ofuse! guess j, has. It's paid off the
mortgage and left me something over
Hardly done SO much as thai, Peter ? re.
piled the old gentleman, incredulously.
L tell you it has, Uncle Ben. Why,
would not be without the paper for hun.
dred dollars year.
The meaning of all this was explained tc
Uncle Ben with great particularly during
the next hour.
sI;'s all ,urned out the way hoped, only
great deal better, said he, when Peter had
given him full history of his years expert
ence. Twas going to lend you enough mon
ey 10 pay off your mortgage, but Judging
from what saw and heard al my last visi;
l concluded that it would do no real good
In year or two, going on as you were, al
would be involved again and my money LOST
You worked hard, so did Hannah, and SC
did every body around you, but it was WORK
without wisdom, and such work never turn:
out well. 1t was like rowing with a single
oar 10 the teeth of strong current. Wha
was wanted l saw at single glance, and
determined to supply the want A man who
does not take and read the newspapers, and
yet expects to succeed as farmer, is moi
much wiser than the sailor who puts to sea
without chart or compass, and will be as
likely TO reach the haven Of success
And Uncle Ben was right Cincinnati
Gazette.