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The constant exercise, BY our Northern
friends, Of q FREQ g. enquiring spirit, has pro-
dncedmost ..ondrous' results in the various
departments Of Science, Arts, Governments.
Religion and Manners. Give to some one OF
them, for n few hours, tho freedom of q
chemists laboratory, and some unhcard-of
combination will usher in n now elixir of life.
Put into his hands, a few pieces of wood
or mtnl, and they seem, as by law Of ma
turc,to arrange themselves into n machine
which will perform some useful Office in
the Arts. His ingenuity has invented a
process Of doing that, within the Constitu-
ton wl,ichis out Of and aguinst the Consti.
tu,isn. His research has discovered n law
higher, and mora binding upon social con-
duct than the stcmn compact which gives
that Society existence; has found out that
the will of the sonqucror is legally impo-
tent when it conflicts with that Of tho con.
quucd, and that,hc rights of shareholders,
liko tho weird powers Of witches, are dis
solTcd, emit they come to the running wa
tcrof the X. Grand. Hc has invented so
many religions, that TIC various elements of
thought could scnISclybc supposed capable
Of another co%lnbinat!es. until weary of de-
vo,ion, he Ina. to tread IN hallowcd ground
not to wander IN the l,atcn mathis of Inf.
dc,iU = tlat ne silouh drive faith from
rs hear, for any reasons whicl"he minds of
allcrs have sugggcsted-no, but appyinp the
t"ucllsloncs of philanthropy and unvors,,
b~cncvolcncc to the records of past eve,,,.
contained in tho Bible, to its declarations and
It's prcccpts, he pronounces it base Isctal,
and expungcs from existence the God Of TO
Bible. because that book, claiming To be q
revelation Of His will and character, and
record of His dealings with men, ia hut
Black Art, n Statute Of prescription and en-.
s!avcmcnt, a history of %tyrunnics and cRor
mites, which it not only rccounts, but JUST
hcs, sanctions and pcrpcluatcs. Slavc-hold
FRS cite the Bible as authority, therefore, it il
of no authority. This, though by no means
universal or general, is one of the luxurian
shoots forced out of the Norlhcrncr's mind
by his freedom Of enquiry and thought.
But his discursivc mind, unwcaried will
these tolls and intent upon universal achieve
! mcnt, finds leisure To traverse the province.
of taste and manners, and correct ~imperfec
tons there. II is sufficient, that my Gus
tom or sentiment shall have been time hon
orcd, and it is tossed into the garrett, as ar
antiQuatcd thing, to rot witt, the resi- of IN
old lumber. Distinctions between sexes an,
c%olors, how grovolling 10 an elevated mind
Restrictions and disabilities founded upo,
those distinctions, how abhorrcnt and gal
ing to a FREQ soul! Tho spirit of the ago is To-
generous to improve tho weaker sex within
limits which tho stronger is permitted to ex
coed. The taste of tho age is too c~uitivn.e'
to. J." lnscnsiDlc 10 the beauty oG contrasts
I t%ionc", Ut u recent commcncelncu OF On"
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Terrible Steam Boat Explosion.
MOBILE, NOV. 81.

- tN'
The steam bout Arkansas arrived late
last evening, bringing the sad Intelligence
Of the explosion OF the boilcrs OF tho
Antinettc Honglas-killing and wounding
thlrty-iour passengers, and twenty-five re-
ported missing. We give as full Il rcpor-
of the awful catastrophe as con,d be obtain
cd last night, for which we are indebted TO
Mr.. Is. Weaver. Esq. of the firm Of
Weaver, MulIin 81 Co, of this city. Tho
Douglass had on board about one hundred
and twenty passepgcrs-and, with what
was on her barge, about 1900 bales OF
cotton, somc 900 OF which were on the
boat. Tho boat and cotton on her arc total
loss-as both were consumed after the cx-
plosion. That on the barge was saved, as
tho passengers and crew escaped from the
ooat "a tho barge, and then cut her loose.
we are'"'nrmcd that, upon being aroused
by INC report, many of tho passengers left
their boTlhs, and, in the .o;,fusion. smok,
and s,caw, rushed forward and tcl ur.4.
the hot boilers. Agood many arc SUPPOSED
to have been wounded in this way. The
The Register OF tle beat is lost, ahd~ .tl,clist
OF p~assonGcas'is niadts out by thcsurvivars
The following is The killed and wounded
--nolhing has yet trens2fsd-r relative TO the
l~misSin4: -
killed J. 4. Gclsos, :Aa,auga; Samuel
Montgomery, Der Keeper.
Very Badly W01uhsa.-.SamuefI, :, Ben.
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The examination OF our young blu, flour
'sh'ng Seminary, Bradford spritsgs Institute,
came of on Tuesday and Wednesday Of
last week. We not p~tesent, but we
nave ep.aFsured BY many who were, that
tho exercise were highly crcditablc, both
to the instructed and the instructors, and
afforded great satisfaction to the visitors.
we have fcceived a communication with
regard to tho exhibition SC. of the c~lasscs,
which is unayoidably crowded out of this
issue, but which, We shall take pleasure in
laying before our readers next week.
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Col Preston.

We arc pleased to lca,n that SO decided
an improvement has taken place in tho
health ofuiis distinguished gentleman, that
Inc IS enable'l to continue his labors as the
head of TIC College. To his fine genius,
his greatSbiTties as an Instructor and his
a'mosttsaslsa power Of controlling youth,
10 owlhssssahe present remarkably prosper
ous5stath Of he Coltegs; and long may he
.centtnssS il bis philosophic retirement from
the. stSSies and turnoils Of publio life, 10
shed q sttussfa pm its classic walls, and 10
wise counaellors and patriot states,
men ssa when his eloquent voica shall
aiiess.zsssi54 rieIssas.ssa.a 81
1sSeN@sF ssigasG F$tSsSSS a&atsL&,,l.
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o oEABkooK's Message, which we
give Today IN full. contains much desirable
'nlormation aid some recommendations
w'ilc" are deserving of careful and serious
oc''oerat'on. In consequence Of It's length
we are unable O present much variety in
this issue TO ~ raaaors. "
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P" +HEFTN.. - -.~F-N@-NE+Es-
OF our Northern Institutcs, diplomas. were
awarded to eight young ladies, seven Willie,
and one colored. Eleven gentlemen tuud on
lady were made Bashelors ef Aras, and Tho.
higher degree of 8Bfaserg Arts sges corr
fefred upon nine gentleman and one lady,
Three gentlemen and taso ladiies completed
the theological course. one Of The later II.
tending TO derotc himself TO pulpit laJors. A
woman's convention in Ohio has recently
declared the rights of the sex, and demand.
ed equality with man, in tho exercise of
every civil and political power.
Who is 80 confident in his opinions os 10 as
sort that ibis reformation will not 20 on until
some mr n-member Of Congress from South
Carolina, (for, If the Yankees only lot us
alone, we imagine that many of tho old Gus
toms and restrictions will continue to exist
in the South-will commence an eloquent
defence of Southern Rights, IF there shall
de any such hings0 by addressing some la
dy OF Ohio, az Dir. Speaker, and Ellen
Crafts, representing the sovereignty of the
Union, as the Lady of tho white House,
will generously renew that acquaintance
with some titled ambassador from England's
Queen, which dated its commencement, from
her present visit 10 that illustrious realm,
to escape from hcr Georgia Master?
Il the Yankees let us alone, did we say7
VIII they7 Cantleya And, ifIl,ey do not
build a mil road To Jupiter, and leave this
planet, IN account Of It's smallncss, what
will become of 'us2
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Tie Market,

CorToN.-H Charleston market on
Saturday last va quiet, ,horc being but
lew inquiries 70 tho article. Tho transac.
.ohs OF the daJonly amounted to abou, 700
oales' from l2l-2 to ID l-2; prices were
more in favor o,buyers.
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W 49, H. - 80 -
friends anil advisers. The ClnnceIior's
Election is exciting somc interest. Tho
Candidates arc Frank Wardlaw, "a broihcroi
the Judgc,) Mr.. DeSaussure, and Muj.
H~uynesworilis name il used, but I do not
know wllothor, by his authoriiy or not, Mr.
Mem,ninger has withdrawn.
Tho Governors Elcction4Is also occupy
ing the attention If members. Means, Blu
~cllanan and Gadsden will be run. Il is diff
ficult TO say, who is the prominent man,
but ] am inclined 10 think Means the strong.
est. understand tllat'tiie Bank question
will not be touched this session. / will
write you again, for your next weeks pa.
per. Send me u number whilst here.
Truly, yours. J. ID. A.
~~~~~~.-N~e.~o~
DIR. X. w. GIBBEs, has boon appointed
by his ESccliency, Gov. SEADRooK, Ply
sician and Surgeon General Of South Caro-
lima, in place Of DR.. r. I. SrARKE, resign
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Robbery.

On Saturday morning last tho smoke house
Of our townsman, DR.. Edward Solomon's,
was, discovered to have been broken into,
and p%lnndcred Of a great part Of its contents.
An entrance was effected by penetrating
tho brick wall upon which the house was
built. No clue, as to tho perpctrator has
yet boon discovered.
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we invite Attention to tho communica.
.'ofl OF a highly esteemed correspondent, to
DC found OH arother column.
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CnEERlNC-Wc perceive that telegraph
ic dispatches have bccn received from
New Orleans, bearing date the 9Th nit,
stating that the Mississippi House Of Rep
resen;ativcs have passed a resolution by a
majority Of fourteen, d,sapprovldg the
course Of Gen. HEnwy S. IoorE, United
S,a,ca Senator from that State.
We understand also, that Gov. QUIrMAN
has sent a Message to the Legislature al
vising an immediate organization of tho
Militia Of the Stalc.-!S!Gie-Riyhh Republic
-Ip
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TnE SoUrn AND NoRTii-Thc follow
ing which we find under The head Of vi
Cong ronaisc," appears thus TO illustrate
pretty we'll The relative positions OF The
south and r6ril..
:one co!J'night QmasheS woke frnm lffS
sleep. and addressed his. shiscrns bed,
"@iialio' samho! ! want half do suhhes
liz onashee su ge mdra ast
"Hu0ni'Rf'icn tink die niger fool & :a
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RICHARD p. 1rAySswaxs
VIM II. BEocpoN, Sec-ci

MIssIssIprl.-Thc following p
from the Baltimore Sun OF Fridayssa%
the only additional intelligence
from this State: ~
JACKSON, (Miss) Nov. 1G.--Nl
turc convened yesterday. The CT%8Sa
message was transmitted and reaEssS'
giving alis;ory Of HE wrongs Of III
hc says: Let The proposition be- %Vss
made to the MISUNDERSTANDING SHB8gs
remedy the wrongs, SO. far rs it IN
the power OF Congress 10, do SO. 49,
ing from California a concession Q
30, min. or otherwise h. cnnsa #sas2zS
amendments OF the Consti;uf N.Y.
hereafter secure The rights OF 81 &s
ing States from miSconStrucf!on aa
~aggrcssiuns; but III The event OF 81
to do so, | DO not hesitate 10 GSpress 81
cided opinion that the only c~ilcCiuahreHV
to tho evil, which must coniinuc 10 q
from year TO year, IS ulte tnana in
prompt and oaceablo secession fiu.8
aggrcssing Slatcs.'-- Camden Journal,
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Northern Progress.

80, 1865 FSiSaSs
aid honor.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-01
FOR TIE FFLIGTED,

DR. Raaning's Patent Body Brace.
THIS celebrated PATENT LACE, or. BODY BRACE. is
an efficient relief to persons laborig under the follow
ing and other analogous nalades ard symptoms viz asthma
Consumption and other diseases Of the ungs-SDiral Chr
yares-Broncitis and other affections fthe Throa-fos
of Voice-Ifin Diseases Scrollous SyeIngs Disorors
heatisnl, Neuralgia Headache, Want Of Sleep PaDita
on OF the Heart Disordered Circulation OF the Blood Kid
ney Affections, numbness and GOODNESS Of the EXtemities-
painful, difficult suspended Observation-Disclosures Gout
Failing OF the Womb Leuchorhoe or Whites Dropsy Piles
Constipation, Withered and Decayed Limbs Weakness of
in the Back, &c. &c.
The following certificates will show what is thought of
DR.. Banning's Patent Lace, &c, viz;
From Pref Mott, and other Phusiciqns of Nelr York
Inc undersigned have examined DR. Banning novel views
on the mechanical pathology ofnany affections of the vice
ra and believe them highly interesting and worthy the ser
GUS attention of the medical profession
gEaientins Not, MD. Lkeartsey Rodgers,aI.D
tier. B. Whiting, ND. H. hfcLeaa NJ d.
From Rev. Caleb j. TenGey d. D.. of Norihalnpton for
merly of Wetherslield, Conn:
Thirteen years sustained loss of voice which fnr
ree years was almost total Subsequently my voice
continued weak and indisnct One year ago commenced
the use OF Dr. BannDgs Brace ard have found very marked
u ueGGed advantage from it. increasing the ofspeak
ing ana the strength OF my voice. Now, although preach
once or twice. alaost every Sabbath should scarcely
thp me service at all had not in constant application
he principles of DR. Banning's Brace which from my own
hhoWledge OF us certain utility in my case cheerfuy
Aug; 5, 1876 49, CALEB ]. TENNEY.
DIR. KNAPP & CO., the undersigned, have pur-
chased the right of this ar-amed Patent Lace or Body
Brace for the County Of Worcester and are now ready to
sell and apply the instrument patients either at their
own residences at their said Office, No 245 CUP STAIRS
MAIN STREET They will sell the right make vend and
use the said Lace, in few, and few only, of the towns
his County, on terms very advantageous purchasers
All the above mentioned Diseases and many more of
similar nature the undersigned have, with their MAGNET
lC, or ELECTROPATHIC REMEDIES, treated very sue
cesstuy, and will continue do either with without
the application and expense of said Lace or Brace as
patients may prefer. The instrument is light neat
easily adjusted, and can be by gentleman, lady
without the least pain inconvenience The public is in
Yed to call and examine the article their said Office,
where all tavors in their line will be thankfully received and
all explanations, to the said Laces and the Magnetic
remedies, grauitously given References many
cured and others under their treatment in this region
given TO any application. "A. C. KNAPP, Il
Worcester, Feb 6 1850. DIFF N. p CHILDs.
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I'D air 1--we,

MATTERS LIQUID HAIR DYE has now been extern
sively used for than six months and every box
sold has been warranted give entire satisfaction ard
not in single instance been reurnedon the hun
dreds of Ladies ard Gentlemen in Troy ard New York have
expressed themselves in the most enthusiastic in its
praise and acknowledged its superiority every other
kind in To Ladies who have false hair
sequence of natural hair turning Grey this Dye is
great blessing making it to resemble perfectly
that it cannot be deecedthe application is perfectly sim
pie as the hair requires preparation needs only to be
wet III the most simple manner and the work is done.
For sale by NJ. b. GREEN, and Lew is T. LAZELI..
June o. eodtf
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E,EnraAgnIS

Boston and Worcester Express.
" ff f subscriber continues THE EH
f5%sss5 l PRESS between Boston and Worcester, fol
EssI;sSay4 the safe transmission OF Packages Bundles.
Ss-a-% BanF Notes, Specie and Merchandise generally
Three Tires each way Daily.
Particular attention grea 20 paying, collecting and me-
goatng tes drafts bills, and purchasing and selling
merchandise, produce, etc.
All packages must be directed to his care.
The subscriber is alone responsible for property entrust
ed 10 his care and risk assumed BY the Boston and
Worcester Rail Road Company.
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester to
Salem, Newbury port Taunton, Fall River and New Bed
ford; also TO Portland, and all parts of Maine.
Taers free for goods 70 be returned by this Express
OFFcgs.-IIARNDEN d. CO.'S. Office: Court street
Wnrnesisr. II. t. g. 3. LEONARD.
Feb 25, ls47 DIFF
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Da gIJerreO1ynGs,

VIE subscfiHer re-pectuy nIoms ~. cd lFlends AID
customers, that he has returned to his old stand,
23G NIain-street,
where he would be pleased wat up all who may favor
him with their patronage lie invites all 10 cal and examine
his specimens, particularly those o'h Hon Judge Cuanar,
Post Master General CT tie United States and Gen Phelps
President Of the Massachusetts Copper Mining Cumpa y,
whose Daguerreoypes he has had the pleasure of taking
ing his visit in Vermont.
N. B. Pictures taken in less time and slt&e tIan
/ any other in lie city.
Worcester, Sept. 25. :" NJ. Il. GILMORE.
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age. sign & Ornamental Pa;nting
C0AL-GOAL. m b
AEl 81. 20 E1EE2 E,saNf N

THE BLACKSTONE COAL MINING COMPANY are
now working veins Of Coal greater depth than las
year The qraliy of Coal produced is much superior to
that heretofore and is offered to the citizens of Worcester
at 450 per on delivered Much prejudice existed against
this Coal last year from the want OF proper care breaking
and screening it, and from the soft quality of coal then mined
Ihese objections removed by increased hardness
and ny the attention which given delivering the Coal
well broken and screened t az oo
Persons unacquaned with the quality of Coal or who
have uniavorabe impressions with regard to it, are referred
TO MR. AARON BILLING Steve Dealer Nos "a IL 26 FRoNr
STREET Mr. B. has burned for years. can explain
its peculiarties rr,s n -
~ Orders solicited at the COnnpanys Yard foot cr Ply
MOUTH SrREET, or A. BILLING, Nos. 24& 26 FRoy1.sT
opposite City Hail. Worcester. 66f efaY
Feb z dtf A. ELLIOT Agent.
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New Book Of Sacred Music.

fgNHIS new work. called the SACRED lutte, bv AsAR
4 lRoWBRDGE contains great variety of tunes in all
me deren metres ard is particularly adapted the use
OF Choirs and Singing Schools II consists Of two hundred
pages and out OF the numbers of tunes contains not
more than eight or ten that have been published before
Inc music simplen its character and fail to please
all lovers OF good music The author has been some years
preparing this work. and has spared pains to meet the
wants OF those who be disposed to use it, The pur-
CHASER VIII not Obliged to
may already have hand and it is believed that all
tunes of the Lutte all well adapted the exercises of
public worship Published by
..f STEPHEN w. MARSH, Ed rifr
371 Washington Street,
Jan 8. 3m Adams House, BesgeN.
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RICHARDSON s. LORTMa
-Righg!

J'E handsomest cheapest and hest article for LIGHT in
j the world is MARSH'S PATENT OIL. This is
invention recently introduced and very extensively
used by the puhc is perfectly safe and free to burn in
any Oil Lamps, with thesimpe alteration of tube
which is done for the ng expense of 49, cents This Oil
is composed entirely ofvegetable and contains six
eight parts, of which Essential DIS The whole
forms body beautiful in appearance, and gives clear bril-
liant and odorless light without grease, smoke, SMELL
erploson-tus furnishing the public with article from
which they obtain almost any qany of light, and al
same time clean and beautiful. The above is for sale at
A. II. NEWTON'S, Foster STREET, opposite the Boston
and Worcester, and Norwich Rail Road Depots.
N. b. Mr.. n. is the only Agent for Worcester.
Jan Q. dwtf
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Pasture Hand for &aie.

INOR SALE PASTURE, situated in the northwesterly
part of RUTLAND, belonging to the Estate OF Arunhh
Harlow late of Shrewsbury deceased Said Pasture con-
ains about -four acres well watered by rever tapg
river Inquire Of DAVID BARNES, near the snre or OF ue
Executors. NATHAN il. HARLOW, EXecu.
GEO. II. HARLOW, tors.
Shrewsbury, Feb 6. 3m
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NOTICE.

'fHE copartnership heretofore existing under the
ofCLARK & SANFORD is by mutual consent dissolved.
i. A. CLARK will continue business at No. MERCHANTS
Row. in front oftheW orcester House and e. H. SANFORD
win continue in the same business at NO FLAGGs BUILD
ING opposite the Central Hotel All persons having claims
against the late firm will please present them either party
for adjustment and all those indebted will please make early
payment TO Z. II. SANFORD, No. Flaggs Building.
Il. A. CLARK,
L. Il. SANFORD.
Worcester Jan 25. 1850. eod3twtf
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Eg Nfgeey AR1.

200 II BE subscriber bcgs leave 10 inform his friends
MF5A AMI the public that he has taken the stand re-
t-4 3Ecently occupied bv |. L. BANes
2S4aTsS p. @05 BEAIN ST..r Haa
2nd door north American House where he intends to keoo
the best assortment Of JEWELkY aud FANCY GOODS to
he found IN The City, and prices that cauno FAM to give
satisiacton Particular attention is called foa lafqe lot ot
Gold AMI Silver WATCHES, Gold Guard and Vest Chains
french and American Clocks, Gold and Silver Sneciaclgs
1aNes ana Gents Breast Pins Suitable for dress OF mourn
ng) Goia and silver lhimbles, Silver Ware, Finger RINGS
IN endless variety Silver and Buffalo and Horn Cubs Cold
ems ana rencis steel Bags, Perses and Trimmings Cut
lery, &c, &c All of the above Goods e9' ~
will be sold Row Low: l5i a1i
aH F.ft 1T COLEsN.f.AS s.
S05 NJ oin.st., End door north OF Amer House.
Particular attention paid repairing Fine Watches
ano Oocks and jewehv. wdtf w forester, n OF 3
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wood H1ansI for sale.

E subscriber offers for sale eleven acres of Wood Land
sit uaed on the old Turnpike, three miles from the City
Hall. Terms favorable JOSEPH CURTIS
Worcester Jan 80, 1850. If
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Particular 0fIce.

Particular IS0t5ce.
MIR. T. A. CLARK date CLARK SANFORD respectfully
VI acquains his friends and the custonersof the late firm
that he has bought Mr. Sanords interest in the Old Stand
NO. MERCHANTS ROW, where lie will continue to
keep the best assortment of Goods in his line be found in
the State The Ladies viii always find this the best place
to supply themselves with HOSIERY, GLOVES, AND
THREAD STORE ARTICLES AT The LOWEST PRICES
FOR BEST GooDs.
The continuance of the patronage literally bestowed
upon the late firm is respectfully socitedor the subscriber
who pledges himself to his best eBdeavors merit it,
Jan 26. d6twtf 4. A. CLARK 4 Merchants r ow
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Upton, Grafton, n. e. Village, and
Worcester Express.
rC->sszxa TIVE 4 subscriber mas commerced runnns
1ErEsrssg-r9A ! Stage to and from Upton caily.
<s19seaash Sundays exceptedD to connect with the
line between Worcester and Grafton, leaving Upton Hotel
at 81 AM. and returning viii leave the General Stage
Office, Worcester at z. Nj.
The Grcften ard Worcester Stage VIII rnn twice day,
leaving Worcester at 10 Am. and Pm. Leave GrefLor
ut A, M, and P. NJ.
Books 6ep Mt the Grafton Hotel, at L. N Smiths Post
Office, N. g. Village, end in Worcester at the Genera.
stage Office frst North Of the American Temperance
House.
is very necessary that all EXPRESS Business should be
accompanied with written orders and signed personally
hat ii may lie done with correctness.
Sept IL. dwtf TYLER HARRINGTON.
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eS9.0cerw Stand VV'gasgeey.

A NY person having STORE TO LET IN THIS CITY,
N being suitable place for the Grocery business may
hear of chance rent upon reasonable terms, by eav
ing communication at the SPY OFFICE addressed to o. J
stating the location and terms Possession to be had by the
first Of April next. eoGf Jan 2S. o..