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ASTIDoTE FOR Poison Another writer in the
Boston Traveller contravenes the statement that near.
"sh or saeratus is the best immediate andoe for poi
son by corrosive subimate He counselst to hold on by
the old resort to the white Of eggs, and in case of any
delay in obtaining these common wheat flour and
water which, ia almost good as the white of eggs.
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aBr Among the inventions of modern science. few
confer greater benefit on the community than that con-
'riOu'lon OF Chemistry to the healing art, known as
Ayers Cherry Pectoral. In our advertising columns
may be found the evidence Of distinguished gentlemen
that shows their confidence in its peculiar efficacy to
cure distempers of the Throat and Lunea.o
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When the message came from the Senate to the
House. announcing the passage of the poor remains of
the once pretending and formidable Compromise, Long
John Wentworth arose and eevatng himself to his full
length, cried out ;-"Make way, gentlemen for the
Omnibus" A shout Of laughter followed this SALLY.
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GREAT EASTERN RAILROAD. A meeting
held at Portland, last week. TO concert measures for
building railroad from Halifax or from Whitehayen
the easternmost harbor of Nova Scotia. 10 Bangor
in order to meet the lines which run through the Uni
ted States. 1t was very fully attended, and the
spirit manifested by those in attendance, gave evil
dence that this important enterprise will at no far
distant day be accomplished Were it not for the
large amount Of capital already invested in railways
which has exhausted the available funds ofthe COM
munlty, for the present, the work would be mme-
dlateiy commenced. But as it is, some years, it is
probable, will elapse before the required will
be found. The distance from Bangor to St. John is
about l60 miles and from ST. John to Halifax or
Whltehaven, about $50 miles, making the whole dis
lance something over 400 miles, and the estimated
cost is fifteen millions of dollars. If the spirit mani
tested by the people of Cngs county, N. s., is
specimen of that which peryades the people along
the line, create of delay will not be needed be-
fore entering on the work. At public meeting they
resolved that if the route through that county shall be
selected, they will furnish the land free Of cost, and
also furnish aid in money, labor and materials, to
the amount of upwards of two millions of dollars,
and their delegates state that any other route was
chosen, the inhabitants were still ready to aid to the
full extent of their power in theyprosecuon of the
work.
This load will shorten the sea route between Great
Britain and the United States, one-third The dis
lance from the coast ofNova Scotia to that of Ire
land, between which points the steamships will run
on the completion of the road, does uot exceed 1000
miles, and In the summer season, with such steamers
as are now running and in process of construction,
will be run IN five or six days. and the telegraphs
Will immediately send advices all over the continents
OF America, Europe and Asia.
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HH On Sunday afternoon tornado passed through
Lexington, Watsrtown, Brookline, Newton, and Wal
than, blowing down chimneys, trees fences, corn, &c.
The progress Of the whirlwnd could be seen in corn
fields where parts Of the growing crop were laid fiat
and square upon the ground. a0
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MEYER DOUBT 1T. There is no doubt that the
Orange Flower Lotion viii preserve the skin from tam
freckes, pimpes, and botches and is no less sure to
remove these troublesome complaints quickly. Manu-
featured and sold BY Orlando Tompkus, No. 27l Wash
ington street
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aware that the alkaline ingredients necessary 70 he & are
ne manuiactne OF the major varieties of soap are in their
dcuoh detrimental TO the skncasng stiffness which
most annoying and exposing the pores the SIKH esneri
" er shaving, to the unguared action of the atnosnh
ana promoting infiammatory action BY using Bople;s
Ior shaving or washing the skin prepared to ress,
all effects proceeding from exposure under every
tuTe 1t is sold at 277 Washington Street, Boston.
and NJ. B. Green. - ~, ai -; :. hiaa1eh,
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WORCESTER ACADEMY The Annual Exhibition
Of this institution will be held at the City Hail. this
day, commencing at about ] liz O'Clock p. M. The
school is understood to be in very iourshing condi-
ton, and we presume the friends of education win en-
brace the opportunity Of attending the exhibition.
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IN winch occasion they will appea
WHITES AND RLACKs
NOTICE.
DIR. STONE

70 every branch of Medical practice aside from
- diseases OF the Eye and Ear His great experience in
TeS9n OF me Union, well the New England states in
n,dI SEN EhiES and SUMNER COMPLAINTS Of every
cess. ~ Pioi"ise sa'islsclory Sue
warnoss Eaton and Alvan T. Burgess Eso'rs
npd p q Woodbury. Esq Sutton John barnard
dence, No. 9MApLE ST.. W ol ING. anu resi-
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BUSINESS CARDS Printed at the SPY OFFICE.
NO. ~ MAIN STREET, at short notice. Also, WEDDING
and VISITING CARDS. e
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g1T e, Harmon Of Whoatland, Gencsee Co., N. Y.
sheared III pounds Of extra Gne wool, this season
from IS sheep. gi hE Rrieg rf40D
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CHOLERA IN CHICAGO The Chicago board o.,
peaitn report eleven deaths by cholera on the 9Th
seven on the 18th, and sixteen on the 29tb,
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HAND BILLS of every description printed at No
az MAIN STREET, in any STYLE at a moments notice
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LoWeU American.

YANKEE TITLE. A Yankee who found If
up-nill work to support himself and family on a
small gravel knoll, which he hired in old Connect
cut turned his face little more than a wear ago to
Inc land Of god exhorting his wife to be Of good
courage In his ABSENCE and leaving his landlord mi
nus small amount of rent. After working his mas
sdge 10 San francisco, he ''footed it, up TO the
.'taes' anu commenced course oG digging, for
winch his previous experience on the aforesaid farm
abundantiy qualified him. But he soon found that
the stream OF gold flowed more steadily from the
MINES 10 the sea coast, and that he could fiji his
Ducket the easiest, and probably the soonest bv
ping the current at San Francisco He accordingly
re urneo 10 the latter place, where he looked abont
ior location. Finding an unoccupied niece Of
ground, ne put down stakes stretched rome around
y; ana pitching his tent in the enclosure, commenc-
ca trade Presently an old settler came along, and
accoste9 MN rather roughly, as follows
liano, stranger what are you doing on this
Selling Ticker and small notions. ANYTHING vo,,
want tew buy?" '"'"s you
Wen, you take it mighty coolly: this il NV
properly, and you must leave it.'' ~
CIV. we II see about that. replied the Yankee-
I've he,arn tell that possession is nine MINIS If n.
; soW' NOW I've got my title in that wav ana nm
less yew can show better, yew may be good look
NV yew cant comein, as the circus folks saw
hnt ~ properly owner attempted to argue the case
Jar NE nankee stuck to his text and carried the
uay, peing allowed to remain in Possession, mill
the rights ofreal estate proprieors should be- bstter
, vmuca'ed BY public legislation Three or raur
som Om.I Gr ago, ndng himself the owner Of hand
iahy' and having settled up his other bus;neS. ha
soa Inc right to his location for $1,000. When tho
lew tenant came to take possession, he asked Sor
deed Of the property. 'D''-' 'o "'Neo io l. a
Never yew mind deed said the Yansoo. .
possession is nine pins Of the law, and GOOD t;,
enough hereabouts. - sooN '''e
nls family We're reiciced by his return few DAVIS
sU, anu lne landlord has been paid his rent with
Interest," but we believe that there has been no 81,
Tempt made to introduce the new real estate nrac
uee INTO the neighborhcod where he now resides.
FORTUNATE COMPANY. The Newark Dale
advertiser says that the Burlington Co. Mutual In.rr
ance Company met loss Of few thousands of dolar.
on FRIDAY, by the burning of mill at Vincent town
and that this is the only loss within the last ,rl,..
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FIRE. On Sunday night, in New England village,
there was fire, which entirely consumed one small
Batting Mill, owned by Smith s. Pratt, cotton manu-
tacturers. 1t was insured AlF Te4gt4
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CARD.

MRS. e. w. GROVER. who hos toroh, rna,..,
mental and Vocal MUSIC in Springfield Mass Is now hre
pafed 10 give Lessons upon the PIANO in this CITY,
mug l. ou RESIDENCE, No. MAPLE STREET
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GU' George Aliens $50 horse broke from his sta
bic in Duckville Palmer, and plunging into pond was
drowned. 8s i4 ~
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L. B. NICHOLS. M.
HOMEOPATHIC PHYsICIAv

Residence No. 112 MAIN STREET
Aug 5, 1850. ' 70 /. NJ
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PARKEn's opERATIc TRouP viii appear, this
evening, both as whites and blacks. II is their last
concert. See advertisement. NJ
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eT' Henry Clay reached Baltimore, Monday, on
his way eastward.
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TUESDAY. Auunst 6.

SENATE. Mr. Clemens offered resolution to
inquire into the expediency of comforting Brevet
rank OF Lieutenant General upon Gen. Scott, in con
slderation of his services in Mexico, which was
adopted.
The California bill was then taken up Mr.. W.
lee asked for the printing Of his amendment, which
is substitute for the bill
MIR Douglass had no objection to the printing, but
he would not consent to postpone the bill until the
printing was done. Mr. Atchison was of the same
opinion.
Mr. Turney offered an amendment to divide Cali
iorna upon the line of Sc 80, and remand back the
State constitution. In the meanwhile he would
allow one Representative in the House, as a Dele
gate, but no Senator
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CONGRESS.
MONDAY. Aug. s

MONDAY, Aug. b.
SENATE. Mr. Cass called up his resolution for
inquiry IN relation to the exercise of civil powers by
military officers
Mr.. Jefferson Davis spoke in favor Of more spe-
cihc inquiry, and thought the exercise Of civil power
sometimes necessary. He instanced several cases
In proof of his assertion and defended his associate
officers in Mexico and General Taylor against the at
lacks of Mr.. Houston
MIR. Pearce introduced his BILL 1t proposes to
Texas 36deg. 30mn. for its northern boundary Tex
as to relnqush all exterior territory and all claims
against the United States; the latter to pay SlO,-
O0O, 600 i'll per cent. stocks, &c. The bill was
read twice and ordered to be printed The ques-
ton on It's engrossnent recurring, Messrs Butler and
Mason expressed hope that the question would not
be taken to-day, as the Senate was not tull. How
ever, they would lnterpose no further obstacle.
MIR. Berrlen hoped for vote on engrossment to-
day. The absentees belonged to both sides. Their
presence could not prevent the fate of the bill.
MIR. toote desired the country to know that the
defeat OF Sod 3Om was chargeable upon four or five
Southern Senators whom he consulted to no purpose
His remarks called up Messrs Butler, SouIe and
Mason, In pointed and enthusiastic vindcation OF
their course.
MIR Hamlin proposed 20 take the vote on the en-
grossment to-day and on the passage tomorrow, in
order to accommodate absentees
Mr.. Yulee said he wanted to offer an amendment
and speak upon it, but accidentally he had not got
1t with him. He therefore wanted postponement
The Senate adjourned.
House. On motion of Mr.. Cngman the yeas
and nays were ordered on the pending motion to
suspend the rules to introduce the California Bill
The rules were suspended ll6 to 6S.
The House then went into Committee of the
Whole on the Appropriation bills. proposition for
amendment was debated at length, and, without
concluding, the Committee rose and the House ad-
iOurned
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SCHOOL HOUSE AN PuRLI0 AmcTT0N

A1siA w III De sold at Public Auction on sATunnAv
MEAI august NE tenth at i2 O'Clock. on he
school Honn AZ inc southeast corner Of the Common
ny order of the Committee on Hig,yo,.
Worcester, August G, 1860. - Auc'ioneSr
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STRAY HORSE.

~ POUND in the enclosure Of The Hon. Charlie.
I'm Allen, Light Bay HORSE switch fail and u
Hy small white spot in the forehead The a,,ne s'r
requested g prove property pay the Of
Worcester, Aug 5, 1850 as ON0 II hi lslcs.
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Wet Nurse.

WomAN who has lost her child would like n situotion
naar so, Wel nurse Inquire at JAMES O,CONNOR'a
near lne Pine Meadow Burying Ground. Aur7
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A Wooden Carder Wanted.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY a good cardo, % ~, or,
bs " liberal wages will be paid. None need apply except
well ana experienced workman and can come
wanted Apply at THIS OFFICE. s'OD ~ 'i' ~ Eng
---~ eod&w3wA
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Worcester, Aug. 5th.
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Showing duiuuti In The ialinR et du ing 1879 Of
dHt.G soas '''' anu .. '-'''' '"' '' 1A'"'''''
sbd ia. owed horl n:Giy, tie ugpsrmos no
nrE cs,is.,, = ,rr,a . togr. from Thon'..oA for
ns Coed Bore " from Blltinora for Newport, RI.
no date. lat 90 ~ i,D l5
Seauer Csrolre hence Tor San Francisco Jan 20 mile
on ~. nishaues going "a in tae sVle. under stsamby
ship Joth Jsy. BE- amin h.u Ssw Bedford for cAfor-
Barb Assdan q m rs Tor California, Dec la,
csrl.y Bs',,t q ava ron sl. tIuly 50 tor Ca.
baiS sIl' asils rii So in heavy ale Aug and s. ''
Foreign Ports.
Carr HhIr Zee 2l-uriss hayt c1t,s, Cor YoIh. 10
T,g .chr. W,isbt. WrsR' ,,or Yert, sosp. -,
Jscss, pee 22ssth nao-. Isnao.; for rev York Is
sbsi Cor 90 Days Nsborp DO. . days; Lanaras
iarae.r.o. Dsss-Bris Richmond, Gibbs. from rhil.da-
srv,lfs. Dec s7Bris S,rcsu', Hopkins. from and for
RIO jsssEo Nov s-Arr s,rk Chester, Warren. Boston
,sL san Esr5.sg Gun trs s'ra lSn,l N.n Saeiinssn
sldfes ,sth ihir C.r oya Mifser san frrsoseo b "a
NPns h9,se n.y. 90. 81 'np sonseiey thatcher
sirRrs Lrosr Nov 2s-BarA Mary Irvine, Taylor. for
1%s a. hs%isos srsr pi;.sa tsi.:s 1s;
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TOssstO Dsei6-Bns Li,solE wesPhsu, for NYOrh
Home PDrts.
pl.a,T, .s Jan rl 1C Navy s' S''As'r
Bsis Jan = CID slip Marietta tnew, so tons) Vsnnard,
H.vn.
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Canary Isanas Zins Pgttes. London; Bay state, Dl
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hf Grand Turk Berry, do Oh, tchr Major Rinrsod
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scirs srfived 81 Brsasvst,r lss svsSir9 Iii
remain From Indian River learn that ths s... rns
from New totl hsys been u e gra,on tesrd TIE Tus
cut Of her and. tfus far. tert cut.
Eornr, Dss n-Cldtarts YIN Tvhea,or, Martin, Boston,
In psfs-sSir, soi.en iBr, FINLEY "a Tiol. rror..
fssrl Crs.iot,o fsfi " Psrans Corr, "a Etceisar
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liars % dss Jului CNal Hr) Yis1sS fr giaslow Sd
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IIcrdse 81 Bossor! wlis1 Wts,,oa, Marin. OR o'
Sef ee. 81 Nfys sAet tor Hc tn. Atica Nctls-- "a
Ciss u,ism Ess,'n 81 Boston; 'sta1 An ste'hst ~
a. M~ry melville vsbtt- Tor ptlss,iptis srsls cats
is sls ia Businsnaae, fsr HAVANA AsoRis tBrI hsAi
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ma. CoNvtRg INvIcORATING CORDIAL, FOR


~ GENITAL .tity. Impotenev, Ineontinepes or koctur-
frsitns k seThis Justly ceiebrst ted cordia is
the osy remedy thote sad dera
l0ay and inc caused by early pdscreet secret
hAh 81 gouth nordnate indulgence OF tho passions in
r years Tie Of the effects Of this vo
uacn nsryousrefs dysrepsa pain in the head and dim
weakness OF the back and lower extremities
iufessey and total decay OF virlit. weak
~ FOR mental application dejecen
20 eecty umidy, self disrust and love Of sou-
d teurs ard middle ased here learn Why they
an they losing their vonhfl appearance
sna Fser Tha rnd renoysting cordial has
od Of perons no have ignorxntly injured them
sKss ~ slf pontion. n Compouuds Of sarsaparilla
eet arc other have eject Ia these por
As aetsn and heh often appears In wonderful
hs hsess on tbs subject o. 10 the patient Young
Would avoid the burning With causc hlisterng
ps dsrs ke. ~hoh usually prescribed to no
rnrtse this cordiAt the oLly anchor OF
fot l0r ~ithout hindrance from
busiEofa 80 hone trssenE snd be restored N. B.
1bs involuntary nocturnal emissions ~hich harrass-
g std acssse and productive Of 30 much mischief 70
tis system lnosractsng the for physical or
sRssl sxsres all he speedily renewed BY this cordial
sArk s cordial eoptAns OPIUM mercury or ANY other
cnersse sphstarce 10 injure the
xnt Zach bottle 81 the genuine has DR. Conyers invigo-
Fstns Cordial te~n The glass Price 81 ote; three
bottles fr 81 go the hslfderen. important remarks to
ths msuies asa snss WITH ample directions
pslt Lamp stored Sun Buildings New lork. and
- NJ. teHFers. hs soe Ne. % Third New York.
y. y ersuns the ccunty have the Cortia and .
tser u styeS eAfvy r~sfded ~ them ~ addressing ~
sAefs hetfcsarred pefsons whose eonjufsl relations
have proars sad those marriage
sntassny eosut Dr. convs personally by letter post
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a,.n rTsAIEs AeD rALes-pR LARzErrEe

l,ss ffsAlEs AID HsLes-DR LARzErTEe
terdtsi lrvcr.stye fiisir prescribed e.
feetts restorative IN ess stdsby. or barrea
al uresulsrties a all that 10
he hrturss Restorative and remedy os
tioss the uarrisc without ofspriG 10 certain
fcr seminal emissions general debility re~t weakness
81 the Fensl Affections lneoorrh9a A.
medicine ~ ungqualied. Also soertain
seos fer ineira less Of muscular
snsrsy yhyticsl lssstuae female weahntss debity ne
Sid onls 81 NJ John street
.. B. fhs eGlf Auericas sesney.
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Passenger Arrived.
: IvrHreoL-Psskst ship CaHhrisss-hiss Weed 30 IA


Passs"gsn sailed.
CnssRSs-Bfir Major tasAsne, from kew OTiesrs
Iotgs. ia. s,srs. RsiA Castillo hssch D.
pr.tt htrdin Pratt; va Pertias. csils.sy.
sois, !slbson. r,sssd.. isSss s@ s,,gssea, ~
Allen Vim s,eine. IssnsFd roik g Fr.sisr. ssw-
art, II Gsrdsrssn, W Cruet, rrsnk, fayas sey
Lobe kalsn. q psuI Q u Jsnk,ns. A se-nss. Car
roll, Jones' ehulr, Newmsn. . hnsos- fstth.
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