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Tricopherous or Medioated Cnmnn,

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- upon ne SKIN gently stimulates every torpid vessel
UNI enables nature, by vigorous heahul effort to throw
vi uhy nhahiaion eruption exioaton of the external
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through the pores and upon the seat of the
disease It's wonderful effect in renewing Tossing and
nnauyhg 'he mar, are all produced through primary
I upon ie skin Of the head The nvigoratng fluid
enaples te scalp to perform its functions properly. The
o uhu dahdfuil which sluggish circulation has allowed
70 are thrown OFF the vegetatve principle finds
s way 70 he Vescles in which the hair rooted and they
oc hupped, as II weew with ctirir Un which strength
ss nosens glosses and beauties every FIBRE until "each
Houhr mar" becomes healthy and elastic flament.
Inc same ierzng principle which causes existing hair
grow stimulates the latent roots and thus the bres which
nave ialen out are soon replaced by ones.
Remember that this double antdnehis specific for dis
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romy 10 one hundred per cent cheaper than any other
preparation for tho hair out
Sold m large bottles, price % CENTS at the Principal
Ohce l37 BrOadpdy, Neo York For sale In Worcester
cpa Druggists In other places throughout the United States
ana Cahnda' dwtf July 20.
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albany Register, July 23d.

FoRrUN4r ESCAPE. The Vermont State
Journal give the following account of narrow es-
cape from llss of life upon the Vermont Central
Rail Road, Turing the recent freshet
"The livS of two car loads of passengers on the
Central Rod escaped most imminent danger The
train ran safely over bridge between Bethel and
Randolph, when one of the abutments had settled.
Leaving oneend Of the bridge sustained only By the
superstructare Of The track Ere the last car had
passed, the bridgehad settled about four feet; but
the cars were stroAg-the connecting bars held-and
the engine literally snatched the train from the Jaws
of death.''
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. A young m in the employ of Mr.. Calvin
Rand, of Newto1had both the main arteries of one
of his legs cut nVo. last week, by scythe in the
hands Of another The bleeding was profuse, and
caused faintng al loss of consciousness in less than
five minutes. MRand, with remarkable presence
of mind, took hdkerchief from his neck and tied
it about the woded leg sufficiently tight to arrest
the bleeding. LII he not done this he could not
have lived ten mites; as it was, the loss of blood
was so great thilt was nearly twenty-four hours
before he came himself again The principal ar
terry in his leg W tied up by DR.. s. S. Whitney, of
this town, unad' The patient is now doing we'll.
Dedham Democrat
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at Hanover on Thursday forty six young received
the degree Of A. B. The meeting of the Alumni was
addressed by Rev. DR.. Sprague, of Albany, who took
for his subject 'the perpetuty of literary influence. p
Mr.. David Paul Brown spoke before the literary soce-
ties, on ''Character its force and results.' Rev. DR.
Barnes. of Philadelphia, addressed the Theological So
cety, on "The Theology Of the unknown.'
Rev. Mr.. Moves, of Concord, recently appointed
Professor Of Theology, delivered his inaugural address
on Tuesday.
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MAINE U. S. SENATOR. In the house the vote
was as foows:-Whole number $50, necessary to a
choice rs; Hannibal Hamn had N, George Evans
as, John Anderson 21, Henry w. Paine 2, VIM P.
Fessenden 2, Samuel Fessenden g. All the free soil
members but voted for Hamn. In the senate, the
final ballotng was follows-Whoe number 20, neces-
rary to choice Is; Hannibal Hamln had Is, George
Evans John Anderson g. Samuel Fessenden l, blank
l. All the free soil members but Mr.. Marston voted
for Mr.. Hamlin.
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The LONG LAND WREcKERs. Mr.. May
well, the colleclof this port, has taken the requi-
site measures Investigate the depredations upon
property cast are from the wreck of the Eliaz-
beth, near Fitlsland If the allegations which
have been madare correct, and those who wore
engaged IN the iel and disrepntable business can
be detected, thSyill most certainly meet with their
deserts. The nisAment for robbing wrecked
vessel is continent t hard labor for not more than
ten years, and inenot to exceed five thousand
dollars.-.N Yonl daUertiser.
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E correspondent of the New York papers,
writes that he saw and conversed with the Contoy
prisoners, after their release They appear to be Meth
very intelligent nor very dangerous persons, and
many of them are mere boys. They were duped by a
set of heartess spectators. They all say they have
been well treated by the Spaniards
The vesses-The barque Georgiana and brig Susan
Loud, have been condemned and sent to Cadiz, large
supply of and provisions for Lopezs expedition
being found on board.
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SOUTHERN .odbENcE. An effort is making
at the South toart fveral new Methodist papers.
A member Of tMerPhis Conference has lately is
sued prospectfor be Of them, ofwhich the fol-
lowing brilllantt-shot is an extract:
"The thousai bifltations, of our great o,turol
highway, formi in itranifcations, one vast fexus
of intercommuIationwith its transyersalns ,yn %
in the great Sot-wes all peal upon opr slnmhcr1
ing ears and engies, e mighty and startlinc mes
ton, "Why sta ye Ne ali the day idle % -
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Ed- The BON Posin series ofarticles ia an
deavorng to ry the democrats on the old Rail-
more Platfornlthat lit is irving 10 hiring tha;r
noses once moro the 4eholders grindstone W.
should think thu had al dy had enough Of Il Tbe
Post cares nothg for ibarty in Massachusetts 7,
wants only theDoils di Washington. The voung
Democracy, w Banld Rantoul and others aye on7
posed, as we .iderstaL to PLAYING for anu sndh
game, and it iirobabh hat they will teoch IL pos,
and Times thahey dot keep up their orgsn;va
ton for the sohdyantI Of two Boston Editors
Dedham Gasette.i 1
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E5 The Vermont Journal, in speaking of the new
cabinet, says that Edward Bates "was originally a
New England man." This is a mistake. He was, as
we have before stated, native Of Virginia, Of very
talented family, and is, probably himself, one Of the
Oldest members Of the cabinet. He has rather shun-
ned than coured political distinctions and is therefore
less known than many men who much his interiors
Although from slave State, we have great confidence
in his integrity, and think it of the best appout-
Union.
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Egf- The Courier is rather severe upon the Atlas
since Mr.. Webster has become "the Wing Admin
istraton." 1t can afford to be. The anti-Webster
Wings must either recant rebel, and they dare not
rebel. Yesterday, the Courier had the following
Calamitous Daniel Webster and Henry Clay
have "totally failed to convince" the great '' Of
the Boston Atlas Bury them both decently
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q Charles Eames, formerly U. S. Commissioner
to the Sandwich Islands, an elegant writer and ac-
compshed scholar "a native of Worcester county and
graduate of Harvard) is to be the Orator of the CO.
lumbar College Societies, on the 7th October. Bay
ard Taylor, the accomplished poet and traveller, is to
deliver poem on the same OCCASION
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INFORMATION WANTED.

If John McAvoy, who left Lisnadarra, County of
Monaghan, ireland, four or five years ago. and who,
when last heard FROM was residing Peterborough,
Upper Canada, will write to Patrick McAvoy, Wor-
cester, Massachusetts, U. S., he wihear of something
to his advantage.
Canada papers will please copy.
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VERMONT. Some of the Vermont wings are kick
ing out of the traces. district convention, for the
nomination Of candidate for congress, held at Man
chester, Wednesday, broke up in confusion. There
is now ne wing candidate in the district The free
democracy have nominated Daniel Roberts, Jr
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" a story is told ola hypochondriac peptlemon
OF rank and fortune in Ireland. who G'nc;o a',e.'a
ms legs to be of one religion and the other of oo,bo
lie not unireqnenty puts one of his unfortuua ~ lon
outside the bed clothes to punish il for its reir;osss
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VISIT FROM LORD BRoUoHAM. Lord Brougham
at recent meeting Of the Law Amendment Society,
announced his intention to proceed to the United States
in January February next, with view to opera.e
with the law reformers in this country which had al
ready SO distinguished itself in the science of juspru
dence
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EY- A planning machine has been invented at ST,
Louis which, with onedfh Of the power taken to drive
Woodworth's machine, will turn out one hundred and
twenty feet per minute, tongued and grooyed 1t is
claimed that it will supercede every planning machine
ever made.
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GG- The casting away of the brig Elizabeth, near
New York, is attributed to want of competency in
the mate, who brought her from Gibraltar as MASTER
Mrs. Fuller mother of Margaret Fuller Ossol, and her
two sons, are in New York awaiting the recovery Of
the bodies Of the lost
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- Miller, changed with passing counterfeit money
was under examination Police Court yesterday, but
the examinations was not concluded. 1t will be
ed at 10 O'Clock this morning. Wewere misinformed
as to his being committed for trial Saturday. He
was merely araigned and ordered to give bail for his
appearance to-day for examination, failing of which he
was committed.
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w Inc Arbroath, Scotland, Town Council IN 90,
lng loyal address to the Queen on the annear,"
., rrlnce Arthur Patrick Albert. conorotpiota hss
Majesty "on the birth Of her last child; "e'
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W Mr.. Harry Pratt, of Rochester, N. Y had the
pleasure Of having his twelve children under his roof
on Monday, the 22d. The youngest is man grown,
and they reside in various parts of the Union.
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New YoRK CRY. Assessments for 1880 on re-
al estate $2O7 1896 26, personal $79,9l92lO AS,
a total increase over lS49 Of $29,S63,533 rs.
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BEAUTY OF SLAVERY. The following is taken
from the Charleston Courier, published in No..

The State VS.. John Mc.Namee--- .a;3;no G,
TO run array. The prisoner was an Irsbnan ''" aS
the proof seemed to Indicate that he was rotbe, Ma
instrument than the instigator of the slave who @
~, John, and was the property of Mr. Nosh
1 ne jury had recommended the defendant to noro,
Sentenced to be hung Friday, the 18th of senten9
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gB- fatal disemper in Sudbury took of six cows
belonging to Mr.. Gerry all withina week Of the attack
Probably they ate something poisonous.
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DIED,

In West Brookfeld July 81 Dr. Seth Field a ravo,r,o.
cry patrlot % years His bereaved family and uno
because Thou didst it," PAW o' ny mouth
IN Smithheld, July q, Mr. Welcome Harris. rs.
In Ware, July IL, Mrs Lucy, wife of Mr. Jobn Co.,, -
l4l Mr Henry Lyon Agent ofthe Otis Corporation al
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AUCTION

OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
G w URDAY. the 81 sls Oo Of Ancllon on SAT
O'clock A. NJ on the premises the house now oocunied h
s Mn VILLAIN /. THRooP, situated on sourmpRIpcE
near the residence of Col James Estabrook Tbr
ao ls 10 by so feet and the buildings are nearly new
hd nele Is good wei of soft water on the premises The
i mas hnshed rooms and basement, all in good re-.
Worcester, July 80 1850 49, N"'' as a.,
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FIRST OF AuGUsT. We would call the attention
Of those who have already noticed it, to the Ad
vertsement Of the Celebration of the Anniversary of
West India Emancipation, to be held in this city on
Thursday. 1t lis fit time for the friends of Freedom
to take counsel together, and trust it will be done in
a spirit that all uite in The several Rail Roads
will furnish tickets for the occasion at half the usua
rates.
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BREWERS PANORAMA.

We have seen the new panorama, and can now re-
commend II to our friends and readers, being a and
more than ALL that is claimed for il in the advertisement
Its 10 be recoected in the first place, that good
norton of the scenes represented by it, taken from
the two greatest natural curiosites in America, in
the word-scenes of surprising beauty, grandeur, and
srbIimty-scenes, to view which, many voyage has
been made across the ocean from various portions of the
old world Though pencil is adequate to do justice
to such Subjects yet, to those who have not seen the
originals, good painting, like this affords idea of
the reality far transcending any conception OF IT. which
can be formed from mere description thereof and, to
those who have seen hem it brings "reminiscences OF
the most delightful character. We seem transported
back again the spot renew our acquaintance and
recognize again. with renewed pleasure points of inter-
est, which, in the multitude with which the mind
incumbered, had slipped from the memory, and again
we enjoy, what no recollection could Afford unaided by
this visible rememberancer AS gaze again upon the
rapids and the vast cataract of Niagara invounta
ry hold our BREATH to catch the eternal roar, which
is ceaselesslv sent up, from its foaming waters.
The views in the Great Cave represent its splendid
grottoes and magnificent halls, not they appear BY
the feeble light Of the torch, borne by casual explor
err but lighted up for the purpose, by splendid Benga
lights, equaing in the volume Of light, thousands o
lamps and revealing all the wonders of the subtera
mean scene. This is all so new, entirely differen
from any thing to which we accustomed, that thu
eye does not weary in resting upon it, and when thu
representation has passed, we feel as if we would like
at once, to go over it again.
Of the execution of this panorama, have no hest
tation in saying, that, so far we can judge from
single exhibition, it is superior to any similar wor
that has been exhibited in Worcester, and in that re
spect is in some good degree worthy of the remark
able subject which it represents Its various parts ar
in better keeping with each other, than we are accus
toned to see in such pictures, and the finish does gres
credit to the patience and fidelity Of the artist
would particularly direct the attention of our readers
the representations of the sky, where they will find
warmth, richness, and truthfuIness nature, whic
few artists can equal.
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Pocket Book Round

N the 27th inst, at the Depot of the Providence D.
" mMlllbnry containing of monet which Tho trus
e can nave by proving property and paying for this
tlsement Inquire at the Store of HARRINGToN
GLEAsON, Fleasant-st Worcester. d2ta Ii. ~ 90
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4 CARD,

We beg leave to notify our friends and patrons, and
the public generally, that having completed the add
tons and alterations in Store, (of which we gave
notice last Spring., we have moved back to the NEW
STORE, where we are prepared to EXHIBIT THE
LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED SrocK of
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
or the retail trade, in the Stae together with Feath
ers, Hair Mattresses, Painted Floor Cloths, sc. &C.
In all the alterations and improvements we have made
in our Store, we have had constantly in mind the COM
Tort and convenience Of our customers and in doing
This We have spared no expense to make our store
SECOND TO NONE IN THE STATE, and having ac.
compIished this object, we beg to assure our friends
and the public, that every effort Of ours will be to make
our assortment of goods, and the low prices at which
they offered, the chief attraction to our establish
ment; and desire further to sag to our numerous
patrons and friends that we undermany obligations
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon us in years
past, and would solicit its continuance and influences
Any person who shall receive ungencmanly treatment
from any Clerk in employ, will confer great favor
" reporting the same to either of the firm,
BL. HARDON & Co
(B. L. HARDoN,
Firm. STEPHEN SAWYER,
OWN. A. CAREY. SIT 3m3dw
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ss3 iiisisi5is
'EKAINs leave Worcester for Fitchburg in connection
WIN The Worcester and Nashua trains every day ex-
cep Sundays, at Va
GAS and II A. NJ. and at 10 PM
hETURNING-Leave Fitchburg at
$50 A. NJ, Il. 30 amt 5.45 p. NJ
Inc shortest and most direct Railroad route between Wor
cester Mass and Burlington VT is by the way of Fitch
burg Bellows Falls and Rutland This route is twenty-five
miles shorter than any other
Inc next shorter rOnte is by the way Of Ftcbnrg Bel
lows Fails, Windsor, White River Junction. and Mon,pe-
er ms route IS 20 miles shorter than any oher except
me one mentioned above, and 20 miles nearer than any
oef route to all stations the Vermont Central and Pas
aumpsic River Railroads
passengers going by either of these by the morning
IRAN rom Worcester have hour Fitchburg which
to get breakfast Those going in the II o'clock train from
Worcester have fifty minutes Fchhurg dinner time
and those going in the last train have fifty minutes to stop
for tea.
Observation-Disclosures WHO arrive at Fifchburg by the
II O'Clock NJ ran have time get dinner and those who
arrive IN the minutes past O'Clock r. NJ tran have time
10 get ea and arrive at Worcester early by any
route The early train from tChburT arrives in Worces-
Ter m season for the New ork train via Springfield and
The last train i'll for The NewYork train via Norwich
Nov ~, 1850 dtf
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LEJMARD'S
Boston and Worcester Express.

sSseag-s I'VE subscriber continueg run TIE Elk
ke.ss-% PRESS between Boston and worcester for
8 the safe transmission of Packages Bundles, Bank
Notes, Specie and Merchandise generally,
Three Times each way Daily.
Particular attention given to paying, collecting and nego-
ating notes. drafts bills, and purchasing and selling
handize produce, etc.
All packages must be directed to his care
The subscriber alone responsible for property entrusted
his case and no risk assumed by the Boston and Wor-
ester Rail Road Company.
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester to Sa-
EN-, NeWburyport, Taunton Fail River, and New Bedford;
lso, to Portland, and all parts of Maine.
Orders free for goods to be returned by this Express.
OFFICES HARNDEN & co. IS Office 6 Court Street
I0ston; J. II. KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 1853 Main Street
Feb 25 diff S s. LEONARD
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

DB. II. w. BUXTON, Pyslmonist, from the
~ Clinical school of Medicine, Woodstock, and late
soeiae of DR.. FITCH of New York-would respect
fully announce the Citizens Voices and vicinity
that he has taken Rooms No. Briney hail. where he
be uled by the Consu ptive, and where those afflicted
with Diseases of the Throat Heart Lungs may learn
their cond ion, and be furnished with the most
Cessiul MeChunictl and Medicinal Remedies
With The experience ofabou fifteen years extensive and
successful General Practice of Medicine DR.. Buxton
frnty introduces himself and his valuable Botanic Rene
dies this afflicted Public. His services be promptly
Dhtai ed his Office BY the ok bed any hour by day
night, when prevented by previous Professional
duties. Worcester sept lS, 1850.
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NEhRgAtE.

1Y the above notice it will be that have purchased
- of Mr. HAMMOND REED his interest in the manufacture
and sale of the REVOLVING CLOTHES FRAMES This
articles recommended economical and labor saving
appe2dage to the Clothes Yard for several reasons-ls
whole washing can be suspended dry by person with
out change of position which makes the article an exceed
mely convenient one in time of snow2d it does wear
the clothes but yields to the wind and gently
Sd, they occupy but little
IL Orders left at WIN. A. WHEELER's Counting loom
Thomas Sreet-at TAFT s. HARRINGToN's Grocery store
corner of Front and Trunbull Streets, my house
Laurel Street, will be promptly attended to.
July ID eod8mw3m HOWARD HOLDEN.
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GREAT DISCOVERY.
CURRIERS' 0RFG0N HAIR OTT

THIS OIL is prepared by II. G. CURRlER, who is the
sole Proprietor in the United States is the greatest
discovery in the known world for the grow of Hair and
warranted II Will cause the hai to grow where il fallen
off and is sure preventative and makes grow thick dark
and silky Price per bottle. The hest of references cl
be obtained from those who have been benefited in this city
N. b. The money VIII be paid back in all cases where
the Oil does give satisfaction. Sole Agents for Worces-
ter, WIN. D FENNO d SON, l66 Nlain-st. dWtf July