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CascaFD E1,Ves.

l hand at their works, surplus Of COKE, which they
will sell in quantities to suit purchasers. This is said Ia be
an excellent article for cooking PURPOSES especially where
ranges used md believed to be all economical fuel to
use with hard coal alone In any kind Of Coal Stoves
Persons wishing try it, obtain ii In small quantities,
and al cheap rate at the GAS HOUSE, ia Worcester Also,
for sale, a quantity FOCAL TAR. a
Jan 49, dw4w W. LAZEIL, Agent.
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store 90 Let.
HEeAkinlR,s Exiracfs.
.REa.s. elEEesru .asgGmas

yX1 GUILD inform the citizens Of Worcester that she is
W prepared TO practice the WATER CURE SYSTEM
in the treatment of disease and proposes locate herself in
this city Mis- Adams has wish to offer any msome
logy recommendation of this SYSTEM she would from
motives Of true bonevoence most earnestly invite the su
icrng andsalcted, whether in their own persons in their
families whether suffering from the most obstinate form of
chronic dsease the most sudden of the ACUTE
to apply this natures remedy and she is fully assured
that will commend itself to every candid mind infinitely
superior TO all Others in and if applied with the
requisite knowledge and skin indbe in all Fever
Inflammation, Rheumatism, Cholera Diayhoea, &c
Mrs ADAMS Proes her advice and assistance those who
wish ~ a their own houses, her advice her residence
NO. KENDALL HILL. DIV Feb a.
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UE9aOEA3 NEsAkGVta, Ias kls VsEEsa8cs AND
Worcester Express.
a. -r>ac5A rTNil Il srbecrher has commenced runninl
i 'STssssSssss@A l. Stage 10 and nom Upton daily
sseSzzasz' Sundays excepted.) connect with tht
line between Worcester and Grsito leaving Upton iote
At 81 NJ, and returning viii leave the General Stag.
Office, WGrcesera al 5 P. NJ.
The Grafton and Worcester Stage W II ron twice day
leaving WCrceste; AT 10 All. and PM. Leave Grafton
III IA. NJ. and NJ.
Books Fept The Gil alton Hotel, l., Smiths Pos
Office, n. & Vi4ge, and in Worcester al the Genera
House. - ,- .a.
1, very necessary thai all Express Business should be
accompanied with written orders signed personally
That il may lie done with
Sept. IL dwlf TYLER HARRINGTON.
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NsYTCE,

INHE copartnership heretofore existing under the name
of CLARK g. SANFORD is by mutual consent dissolved
I. A. CLARK will continue business No. MERCHANTS
Row, i'll front of thew House, and E. H. SANFORD
will continue in the same business No FLAGGs BUILD
ING, opposite the Central Hotel All persons having claims
against the late firm viii please present them either party
for adjustment, and all those indebted will please make early
payment TO L. IL. SANFORD, No. Flagg's Building.
T. A. CLARK,
-."@ e. H. SANFORD. e
Worcester, Jan IS, 1850 eod3twtf
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Tefgchers' FassfifaFte.


| A ARRANGEMENTS have been made for holding Teach
IA ers Institute in the town of STERLING, in the County
of Worcester to MONDAY, the eleventh dd5
Of March, at 10 O'Clock NJ, and to continue until
afternoon of Saturday, of the same week b.
The following Regulations are to be observed:
All applicants must present themselves punctualy at
the time specified for the meeting
q The Institute is designed for those who Teachers in
Public Schools in Massachusetts, who have reasonable
prospect of becoming such within year from time when
such Institute shall be held.
3. Each applicant must come provided with Bible PeD
Ink and Paper Slate and Pencil Geography and Atlas the
Reading Book generally used by the highest class in
the Schools of the neighborhoOd where he resides and
would be well to bring than one knd Dictionary, and
blank book for taking notes.
The expense of Instructions lectures room, lights &c. is
betrayed by the Co nmOnweah, and the supervision aud
government OF the Institute placed by the Board of Ed
ucatiOn in the hands OF its Secretary. tr'
School Committees and all the friends of Common
Schools respectfully and earnestly requested to render
sunh aid may to them proper and just facilitate
the attendance of the members of the Institute.
BARNAS SEARS, Secretary
Boston, Feb IL, 1850. of the Board of Education
Persons wishing to board, receive further
formations will please apply to Rev. I. l.. ALLEN Sterling.
Feb 90. w3tdlw
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hIsCNA2E5,E
Boston and Worcester IsglrGsg,

B0350n and WOTGGalGG NiGprGsa.
1iiis subscriber CONTINUES rua TIE ES
fs RssSs pEG5:' between ilos;ou md Worcester fot
1850 sile safe Transmission Package, HuHdies.
-t-%s ;:sHt Notes, specie, anu Nerchsiis generally
Farce Tires each way Daily.
Particular attention q. piyina, collecting and ne
gotiaag ter, drafts. bills. aad puFChaHiug and selling
merchandise, prnluce, etc. s..s rs
Al packages must be directed to his cars.
1he sab5orler alona responsible frr prnpsrty
cd his care, and risk aescnld by ths Boston AM
Worcester Rail Rand Company.
Packages hy this iine forwarded from Worcester u
Salem, NsWhnrj tari, Taunton Fall River and New Bed
ford sls", 10 Partiaad, aud all parts OF NJ ine.
orders fs goods 60 he reurns1 by this Express
DEFlcEs - 3R "@EN & cos. Ohien 8 G;ourt srsa
Roston; J Il KNIGHTS HAT sr0RE, lSs Main 81
w ,eee>'.l. s. g. LEONARD.
Feb o5, 1917 II,
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C0PART NERsHIP NOTICE.

THE subscribers have formed Coparnershp under the
\ firm of HENRY II. CHAMBERLIN q CO, and will
continue the DRY GooDs, MILLINERY, and CARPET BUsI
NESS at the Old Stand OF the partner Nos 1853 40
Main Street HENRY ii. CHAMBERLAIN,
LEWIS BARNARD, JR.,
-a..s a3, GEORGE SUMNER,
Worcester, February 81 1850.
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New Book Of Sacred music.

THIS new work, called the SACRED Lutte by ASA R.
TRowBRIDGE, contains great variety Of tunes in all
the different metres, and is particularly adapted the
OF Chors and Singing Schools 1t consists Of hundred
pages and out OF the numbers of
more than eight ten that have been published before
The music simple its character and cannot fail to please
all lovers OF good music. The author some years
preparing this work. and has spared pains the
wants oil those who may be disposed it, The puI-
chaser will not be obliged buy again tunes which he
may already have on hand and il is believed all the
public worship. Published BY $3.50
STEPHEN w. MARSH
81 Washington Street,
Jan 9. SIN Adams IJouse BosToS
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CALIFORNIA

ANINCE the hy ihs last Ste imer, the PATEVT
, DEEP w ATEa RIVER BED, COLD BORER, need
only he named. t, hiring aoli hunters 70 the
California Depot, Ii Park Row, N. York,
o bay /. lor SIS who want them by wholesale,
must givea days notice Also, the Pateui wonder
working, God Sauna, Wash FAN, warrIn,sd-tO ash
nd lou times much god as the com non Pan,
or 81. ARNOLD BUFFUM. *
New York, Nov g. DIV
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DagnerrentVnee,

f'UE subscrt respectfully informs has old friends and
customers that he returned 70 his old stand,
236 Main-street,
where he would br pleased upai who may favor
n with their patronage. He yt all 10 call and exami,e
his specimens rarculIly those OF hs Hon Judge Cn!amar
Postmaster General Of The United Saes snd Gea Phelps,
President of the Ma sachuseus Copper Mining Cpmpa y,
whose Dagaereoypes he has had the pleasure Of atg dur
his visit in Vermont H7|
~ e. Pic akep in less time and fe IKE than
amy other in The city
Worcester, Sept. 25. u d. iso WIN. II GILMORE.
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WEBSTER'S OUARTO DICTIONARY

WEBSTER's American Dictionary may now be
w mended, without qualification the hest
exantPresident oiin Of the Wesleyan University, De-
cenaber, lS47. ,.st 3i.a'N all'
g have always considered DIR, Websers work in lex-
geography surpassed in uness and accuracy by
or language nPresident WayIdnd of Bro0n University
Providence, r. l. s5t ef,f7 s..st,.- j.. 70
81 have been the habit of using Dr. Webster's Dieon
airy for several years past preerenceto all others because
it far excels them ALL far know, in giving and defining
scientific terms'Pres. Hitchcock of amherst college
'My judgment and feeling most heartily and perma-
penty engaged in doing all that can to make Webster the
English spoken deserves TO be, must be, is and will
be."-Pr0 }essor Sto1oe, of Cincinnati. .it
Lord Brougham, i'll recent conversation with inel-
gent American traveller, remarked Of this work"lt has
come to he necessity to every educated man."
Dr. Webser's great work is the best Dictionary of the
English language-Loridon Morning Chronicle.
The London Literary Gazette, of April lst speaks of it
in the following Just sc A noble monument of erud-
ton and interchangeable research.''
eve rejoice that it bids fair become the standard Die
onary to be used by the millions OF people who
to nhabit the United tates"Sgned by One Hundred
and foMr Members Of Congress. .sf5 .1sf ..... /.
Published by G. & G, MERRIAM, SPRINGFIELn, Mass,
and for sale by Booksellers generally. dw2t Feb o. I
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In consequence of the above arrangement it necessary
that all my accounts should be SETTLED IMMEDIATELY
Those which due the first of January will be k
for CoUection, fnot paid before the first of April
Feb 81. HENRY II. CHAMBERLAIN,
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ERssnroYcai NVmshimg NmcEaiGsn.

ERsa NFOVeM sVsashlERS vi iaCEaiEs"s
rg1BE-E celebrated Machines, for which received
Diploma al the air Of the Worcester Co. Mechauics
Associauon made at No CENTRAL STREET, whe:s
orders may he addressed 4tt-.r.
The following taken from the Editorial columns of th'
Spy " We base had one OF Covess Washing Machines
in in our Smy, for several weeks psst, aud,
giving IL fair trial, Recommend it Ms the best machine
for that puepOse that are acquainted with. II
only great labor saving machine, hut operates such
,ijure clothes much less than is done by
other washing machines, or by the common hand rubbing
board"
nY Price SIS. Earranted 10 please.
May 81. d2aw Mtf FRANCIS. GLOVES.
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Saga Of the Big Stocking.

BE NOT DECEIVED.
WHOSE Ribbed Hosiery Offered about town low rates
will be found bear comparison in point of quality
the GENUINE PORTSMOUTH HOSIERY sold by the
subscriber The Ladies will please notice that the Ports
moath Hosiery are ALL WOOL and DOUBLE YARN.
Having large stock of the hand which,
in order to reduce to the lowest previous
OF March, have marked them all dODn much beLoiy former
Fih the Ladies' please call and examine them
nlVe aso HlaTktd uoWn many other kinds Of WINTER
GOODS which wish to dispose of to make room for 4
spendd stock of Spring and Summer Goods the receipt
+. -.
late Clark & Sanlord)
| Jan 26. d6tw0 No. Merchants Row.
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sEfnOY AZ.

@Q THE subscriber brgs leave inform his friends
%@A and the public that he has taken the stand re-
II Ecently occupied bv I. l. BANGS, - - tlgf
S&.NS 2O5 MAIN ST., III ,.a.a
End door north American House. where he intends keen
the best assortment of JEW ELRY and FANCY GOODS 10
be found in the City, and at prices that cannot give
Gold an Silver WATCHES, Gold Guard and Vest Chains
French and American Clocks, Gold and Silver specaces
Ladies and Gents Breast Pins Suitable for dress
Dg Gold and Silver Thmbes, Silver Ware Finger Rings
in endless variety Silver and Buffalo and Combs God
Pens and Pencils, Steel Bags, Purses and Trimmings Cut
ery, &C., &c All of the above Goods SD ll -
will be sold Low LOw! s.e
1T COLE. I.fyNS,
2O5 Main st., End door north OF Amer. House
~ Particular attention paid repairing Fine Watches
| and Clocks and Jewelry. wdtf Worcester Nov g.
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p evidence 4 w orcester Railroad

K evidence IL w OFceSEer Railroad.
E9sEy1g.sss gisTT::.ssssseS s91Sseeggss A
81 IS
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS PASSENGER TRAINg,
On and after December Sd, ls49. +,
eel THROUGH TRAINS
Leave Worcester at IT A. NJ. and 4l0 Pm.
leave Providence at 745 A.M. s 40 PM.
4 Freight TRAIN with Passenger Car attached,
leaves Worcester Tor Uxbridge (whefe with
special Train for Providence, At ll.30 A. Al.
UXBRiDGE SPECIAL TRAINS $3.50 2
Leave Ux6rdge at l Is P NJ.
Leave Providence at ! 1. so A. NJ.
THE THROUGH TRAINS CONNECT
Al Millyiiie with coaches Ur Sgtersve Az Uxhridge
with coaches Milford and Mendon. AT Whitins with
c0aches for East Dong and Whitnsyille AT Farnams
With coaches for Graf on centre and N. E. Village. Al
Worcester with trains OF the Western Railroad and Nor
wch and Worcester and Worcester Nashua r. roads
al Waterford with trains of Norfolk County Railroad for
and from Boston, Dedham, DC.
The II. 80 Tram Providence with trains for
Session, Taunton, Pal River, Bedford, &c.
II 30 train fnn 800 ' M
Through trains do stop at Hamlet
Dec s. dwu isaac HINCKLEY, sup~
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particular Notice.

Particular Notice.
ER. T. A. CLARK Gate CLARK SANFORD respectfully
WI aCquains his friends and the customersof the late firm
that he has bought Mr. Sanords interest in the Old Stand
NO. MERCHANTS ROW, where he will continue to
keep the best assortment of Goods in his line be found in
the State. The Ladies will always find this the best place
to supply themselves with HOSIERY, GLOVES AND
THREAD STORE ARTICLES AT THE LOWEST Prices
For THE BEST GooDs. ~
The continuance of the patronage literally bestowed
upon the late firm is respectfully solicited for the subscriber
who pledges himself to his best endeavors merit it,
Jan 26 d6twtf T. A. CLARK, Ntrolalis r
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DOMESTIC GO0DS,

~ ta 7. arr pa
HE subscribers have in Store the following among other
Domestic Goods, for sale at wholesale or retail at lowest
Wholesale prices and in many instances LOWER than the
lowest present sss[tes ~
bales Merrimae" sHEETINCS; zlr Z.
Is do "Wcbsters" do.
10 do Fine "Sea Island" do
S do Heavy Shaker do. es,-r
do Fine I" Bellinghan" do
do Lebanon" Stout do.
do Heavy ga "Atlantic,' do.
90 do assorted, comprising " Bartletts" all widths
SO Maverick" SO Monadnock" "Da9isville," Walt
ha:ns,' Pao Alto" and other approved styles. s@
Is cases selected B eachsd Goods, Js
,a.at COMPRISING, se.at; rfr-es
"BARTLETTS," all widths from ga TO "a
"a and lO-4 Ascutney" sheetings, very heavy. .i
ga and l04 Phoenix" do do
ga "Maverick, y" snsquahana,p @Atanticn &c
IA Hope,' Hadey,n Maverick" Bennington &C. a.
Denims, Ticks, Shirtings Stripes, and Drillngs,
of all the best manufactures.
s PRINTS-PRINTS.
IL cases "Iamilton,' "Merrilnack" "Cocheco" Man.
CHESTER" "Fall River" and other Prints 'ai2
5 cases LANCASTER GTNGH4BjS
The above, with great variety of 'BRI7TSH GOODS
partly of our Importation receiving and offered
at the LOVES WBoLESdLE c.fSH PRICES.
G Purchasers for cash, at wholesale or retail are
respectfully invited to give rs call
II. H. CHAMBERLAIN s. CO
Feb 81. - "s DIV
FsoUr, Butter, Cheese, &C.,
Dec 49, If 80 Fr.nt Street,
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RICHARDSON & I.ORIWG.

AGENTS FOR THE SALE or
Chilscn's kLot Air vcNtilating Furnace,
vcy superior arrangement Tor eatine and Venating
REDENBERG'S PORTABLE FURNACE,
hve sizes, for heating nom TO Sooms-,he Ckeayes,
Faradcs In use.
New pattern Registers and Coal Crates.
COPPER AND TIN FURNACE PIPE
AND FURNACE WORK done vt short notice.
Jane ~. ecd&wu 53 Main-st.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-19

We continue our extracts from the Indiana press
in order to show, whether indeed the new paper will
politically sustain the principles, organization and
usages of the Democratic party, endeayoring by all
honorable means to promote its HARMONY, UN-
ION AND SUCCESS" Read the following from
the Bluffton, Wells county, Banner.
NEW PAPER.
We see by exchanges that Messrs. Ellis s. Spann,
are about to issue Indianapolis Democratic pa
per- under the title of the Indiana Statesman" With
Doctor Ellis, as Editor, acquainted, and sat-
ised he will make good paper; vet confess we are
clear the propriey of starting another Demo
cratic paper at the oil State Government at this
time.
Ii sufficient patronage be given to the State
Sentinel and also to the Statesman, why them person-
ally have ohection bat the contrary would be
glad it" But if the Statesman is designed to drive
drive the Sentinel from theield think the movement
mpoitic. The Messrs, Brown certainly publish the
very best political paper in the State and therefore they
should be encouraged.
Wherever Democratic papers can live, we glory in
seeing them spring into existence and if the Democracy
of Indiana will give hearty support each shall be
satisfied. We shall wait the result
p. s. Since writing the above have received a
communication on this subject from go. p. O." which
will be found in another column. We think go p @ y
has put rather much paint his brush; but as we
do not hold ourselves responsible for any sentiment adj
vanced by correspondent publish his article
firp
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NO. 16.

followed by Wright and Gilbert Having reached the
foot Of the steps leading the Speakers chair that Of
hcer came down and administered the oaths.
The Speaker called order and the House proceeded
to the consideration Of the contested election from Penn
syivana-Lttle who contests the seat Of Robbins
WAsHNGToN, Sept. I2, SPIN
SENATE.-Mr. Pratt laid before the Senate the me-
mortal OF the Legislature of New Mexico, asking her
admission as a State into the Union.
Mr. Seward moved its reference to the committee on
territories.
MIR. Mason moved to lay it on the table, which was
lost--yeas 10 nays 10.
Mr. Dickinson moved that the motion to refer be laid
on the table; agreed tO-yeas 81, nays 10.
Mr.. Stewards bill TO abolish slavery in the District of
Columbia was reected-yeas a. NAYS 45.
After the consideration of the morning business the
bill to suppress the slave trade was taken up
Mr. Clay appealed to Senators to allow the be
taken without further debate, when the question the
amendment was taken and reected-yeas 5, nays 40.
The bill was then reported to the Senate
Mr. Clay expressed hope that the amendment made
by the Senate in committee would be rejected and that
the bill would be passed
On motion of MIR. Dickinson the bill was temporarily
laid on the table, and the House bill supply defciens
cics in pay and mileage of members taken up and sever
al amendments, reported by the finance committee
agreed to.
MIR. Berrien moved an amendment providing that
the mileage of the Senators and Representatives from
California and Delegates from Oregon shall be compu-
ted by the nearest usually travelled from and the
United States, which he designated that from Mis-
souri, across the country by the South Pass.
After some further debate the amendment agreed
to, the bill reported and the amendment of Senate
concurred in.
Mr. Douglass moved an amendment allowing the Cal.
ornia Senator's and Representatives their per diem
pensation from the date OF the communication of the
constitution of California Congress and the President
which was also agreed to.
The bill then ordered to be engrossed and passed.
HousE.-The Senates fugitive slave bill was then
/ ken up and read.
Mr.. Thompson, of Penn said that in his Judgment
this conormable to the Constitution. which was
binding on all to deliver up fugitives from labor.
After further debate, the bill ordered third
reading-yeas lO5, nays 73; and afterwards passed
yeas 104, nays 70.
1t now awaits the Presidents signature to become
law
After dsposing of other Senate bills of special i'm
portance, the House adjourned.
i PORTLAND, ME, Sept II.
MAINE ELEcTIoN.-The aspect of the Congressional
delegation Just elected in this State is about settled and
WILL think, be the election in the 1st district of Nc.
Donald, DEM. ID, Appleton, dem; 3d. Goodenow,
whg; 4th, Andrews, dem. gain; 5th, Smart, dem. ;
9th, Washburn, wing, gain; 7th, Fuller, dem
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-19

OF The Indiana Journal of yesterday says, that
&c Mr. Seward has ever been the firm and Steadfast
friend of Henry Clay!" That will be news to the
Senator's in Congress, who have found him all winter
in direct opposition TO Mr.. Cay's measures of con-
ciliaton found him the head and front of the Gal
phin cabinet in its destructive policy, which Mr..
Clay attacked without gloves in bis place in the Sen
ae II will be news to Mr.. Fillmore, who found
Seward at the Philadelphia slaughter house Con-
vention y working the wires for Taylor with all his
might. 1t will be news to Thurlow Weed, Seward's
right hand man in New York, who, in support
ing the non-acton policy of the Galphin Cabinet,
timaed, in almost direct terms, that this the
ly way to get another Wing President and that Tay
lor was the only man TO be thought of by the whig
party. Defrees talk of Clay for President.-the man
who went to the Philadelphia Convention pledged
for John Mclean and then didn't vote for him.
regard for whig principles forbid the nomina-
ton Of GsIeral Taylor in his judgement. We must
laugh at him.
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Wabash and Erie Canal.

We understand that the Trustees have let the re-
naming portion of the cana next TO Evansville to
an enterprising company, binding them under heavy
penalties 10 complete the work in two years. In two
years from this time this great work will be fully
completed and will be the longest Canal in the Uni
nited States, and have no doubt through as fer
tile country as the world produce, of equal
extent. Indiana is bound to be the most densely
populated State in the Union. Railroads will dverge
than five years