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PATIENTS.
American and Foreign Office.
Agency for Business with U. $. Patent Office.
WASHIN GTON
No Sfafo D0cfo,,

Agency for Business with u. $. Patent Oflice.
WASHI GTON.
No. % State Street, - Boston.
" 1910 the subscriber appointed by the
Commissioner of Patents Agent of the U. S. Patent
0fice in accordance with the 10Th Sec of Act OF S7.
Having relinquished the Agency for transmission OF
Models, and ndopted expeditions mode sending
them TO the Patent Office, DheTe6y0 patent be
cured about SI weeks earlier he continues forward
Them Tree OF expeLsets prepare Caveats Specifications,
for Patents and TO render advice gal and scientific
matters respecting the Parents ecured in Europe
and other countries.
By application this Office inventors are saved tho
time and cost OF journey Washington and delay there
well all personal trouble in obtaining their patents
Fhey also have the advantage OF verbally explaining their
Inventions, and OF consulting in respect them matters
IN general OF paramount importance order 10 obtain
correct specifications and claims. The experience OF
Teen years practice extensive collection of works
decisions &c. mechanical subjects, the Patent Laws,
and patents OF different countries, collected at
pense during the long time this Office has been ost4shed,
together with accounts here kept of Inventions patent ed
al Washington enable the subscriber afford inventors
DESTROYS OF procuring Patents assistance and information
which in Other respects might be diculI attainment.
X. II. EDDY. Solicitor Of Patents.
WASHINGTON, July 81, 1s49.-Dsrng the
time occupied The Oce OF Commissioner of Patents R.
H. EDDY, Esq of Boston, did business The Patent Of
6ce solicitor for procuring Patents. There were few
any persons acting in that capacity who had nauch
business before the Patent Office and there none who
conduct ed il with more skill, fidelity and success re-
gard Mr. Eddy Of the hest informed and most sk~
tu Patent Solicitor in the United States and have 10
hesitation in assuring inventors !ha they employ
person competent and trustworthy, and more caps
able Of putting their applications in form TO secure for
them an early and favorable consideration Patent
Office EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents.
Boston, Sept |, 1919. ewly &eod
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CONSUMPTION

NR. STONE practices the examination of the I,rcs
l., the Heart and Chest with the STETHESCOpE INA
other modern devised Instruments in order TO test their vita,
capacity so critically, that the ncpicnt diseases or
those organs can be discovered and thereby timely treat
men, adopted and saved from the progressive process Of t
'erguous ucetons ano consequent Reorganization.
treating pulmonary complaints, that CONSUMPTION nle
IN u.s. early stages may be CURED and It's predsnosjtio
will do well to call on him. ~ '"e'of
pT Office and residence No MAPLE STREET neor Tho
worcester House Office hours from to O'Clock p. NJ
"Pih 81 cod&eowly
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Granite Polish!

DREPARED by DIR w. WEEKS, standsh, Me. warrant
ed to be superior anything of the kind ever before Of
Tered to the public for Cleansing and Polishing all kinds of
metals such Gold, Silver, Copper Brass Tn Britannia
Glass, &c Apply il dry, with wash leather a wooden
may be found Stand on FRoNT Sr near the Norwich
lNalHoad, wholesale and retail diff NAV Is
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Worcester. .77Y0a.LEe YIz1.I-

FORMERLY occupied by D. II. KENNEY, is now sue
ceeded by j. HEERAN, where he offers for sale large
assortment of FOREIGN AND 1DTERICAN HJdPRT T..
Monuments, GravostOncs, T0InIs, &C.
Those wishing to purchase any OF the above win and 4,
TO their advantage to call at my Shop ONE pooR nonT af
the american Temperance House, Main Street
NJ H. All orders gratefully received and PROXIMITY attend
Burying ground to that his work is well set I'M '
March 49, dw3m John UEpp,N
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Real Estate for Sale,

- QlHE ESTATE, now occupied by the subscriber on
A 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 and about IA 600 feet Of Land well with choice
variety of Fruit Trees Ornamental Shrubs and Plants The
buildings nearly and in good repair Those wishing
purchase HOME requested to call and examine
of the pleasantes situations in the southwest part of the
City.
Also, the BUILDING LOT on the corner of Main and
Jackson Streets of the of E. Bowen, ESQ.,
tanning about 1000 it,, and commanding fine view Of that
part of the city.
Also, THE GARDEN EDEN,' Eden Street, north Of
the Estate of VIM. T. Merrifeld and commanding one of
finest views of the city. The Lot about 1000
feet graded and set with all kinds of fruit an bearing
STATE. d beautiful site for a Cottage.
The above desert ed property will be sold low and the
payments made easy. Inquire of JAS. ESTABROOK, No
Warren Block or of AUSTIN G. FITCH
Feb Is. dwf
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Cod Liver Oil
C0AL-COAL.
AT GA.KN PER TRNi

Az $500 PEkG TON!
THE BLACKSTONE COAL MINING COMPANY are
now working veins of Coal greater depth than las
year. The quality of Coal produced is much superior to
at $3.50 per ton delivered Much prejudice existed against
this Coal last from the of proper care in breaking
and screening it, and from the soft quality of then mined
These objections removed by increased hardness
and by the attention which given delivering the Coal
well broken and screened.
Persons unacquanted with the quality Of the Coal or who
have unfavorabe impressions with regard to it, are referred
to MR. AARON BILLING, Stove Dealer Nos "a & % FRONT
STREET MI b. has burned for and explain
its pecularities
~ Orders solicited at the Company's Yard foot of Ply
MOUTH STREET, or A. BILLING, Nos. "a 26 FRoNT-sr
opposite City Hall, Worcester.
Feb 7. diff A. ELLIOT AGENT
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HOUSE LOTS FOR SAFE.

BUILDING LOTS on Wellington Street. "a new Street
ID running from Main Street. north of the residence
of Abel Jaques Esq Also, Austin Chandler Chatham
Newbury, and Quincy Streets The above Lots are now
for the first time offered for sale The land adjoining them
being built upon and their pleasant location Main St.
makes them the most desirable Lots in the city, Terms of
sale to suit the pun chaser.
l.. & 5. P. HARRINGTON,
Aug 80. dwtf II Portland 81 rect
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Bush's SmilaX or Spanish Sarsa-
naYi1la

fiHiS preparation of Sarsaparla is humbug no secret
L compound. 1t is PURE and UNCOMBINED article
OF great strength and unprecedented efficacy the CURE
or DISEASE. The recent discovery of the true Smiax
session OF the genuine root in fresh Stote and by
method OF preparations discovered by themselves calculated
to secure and concentrate all the virtues of the plant they
are enabled to offer purchasers article infinitely SUPE
RlOR 10 any thing ofthe Kind in 1t is well
known that Sarsapara by drying loses great share of its
medicinal virtues But in this article properties are
all preserved and placed permanent FORM liable to
injury by age
The attention of Dispensers, Druggists, Physicians, and
especially unfortunate irUelilS suffering sick, is patcu
larry invited to the trial of article which is warranted
genuine and superior to any other preparation ofhs Kind
offered to the public.
Prepared and sold by BUSH & Co. No. 9 PARK STREET
WORCESTER Mass. And for sale in Worcester by Lewis
T. Lazell, H. G. Bates, d. Scott Jr, Co.. c. A e. Har
rngon and Spur Sibley, Druggists and by j. NJ Com
lnes NJ D., and Calvin Newton NJ. d. April 2.
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GREAT DISCOV FRY.
OREG ON Eg.FEES OFE..

'AHis OIL is prepared by II. c. CURRIER, who 10 the
sole Proprietor In the United States AMI Is the great
es discovery in the knows world for The growth Of iar
snu warranted. Il WI cruie the hair grow where il
bts isllen oH h'j ~ prevenpiive and mnkes Il
grow mick, darh ndslky. Price 100 per bottle. The
rest o. references can be obtained from those who have
beer benefited In this city, ~ ~
, ~ ~ me money WI be paid back In all cases whom
the OIL does not give satisfaction.
role Agents in Worcester, WIN. D. FENNo A. SON
i'' "~i" '"e'' awti July
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NASHUA HOTEL.
LINCOLN SoTARE. WORCESTER.

LINCOLN SQUARE, NURJE0 TEX.
T1IIE subscriber has taken the above named house,
EA | formerly known the lincoln Square Hotel; ii
LIE has been thoroughly repaired and reted IN every re-
snecf and enlarged by the addition of several large and con-
venent rooms and furnished throughout with entire New
Furniture, equal to any house in this city.
The Nashua Hotel is delightfully."- situated for summers
residence opposite the Worcester and Nashua Railroad sta
ton Being in the immediate vicinity of the Court House
offers advantages uymen and OTHERS doing business
with the Courts and public Offices
The subscriber that by giving strict attention to his
duties to merit share of the pnblic patronage.
IFAttached to the Hotel alarge and commodous Stable
for the accommodation of horses and carriages.
A. J. PUTNAM, Proprietor.
Worcester, April II, 1850. dwlSu
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Shell OyS1erS.

EHTRA Shell Oysters may be found at DARKNESS,
~ OYSTER ROOMS fresh and COOL which is very essen
ta through the season. No l47 MAIN STREET next
uOOI 10 waldo BLOCK. diff Nav rs
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Crane ShawIs.

VERY large and elegant assortment Of the above
"A slIAWLS in every quality and price and warranted
cheap.
Also, PALM FIG'D sHAWLs in every variety and price
from Printed Palm Fig'd Shawls at SO.
stock before purchasing ~
May Is. DIV H. II. CHAMBERLAIN g. co.
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For Sale,

ri TWO HOUSES One Cottage on Glen ST., well
IA built, of first-rate materials, and commanding
slgt cd prospect OF the CITY, The other story house.
Tor two families Newport Street There about 5000
feet OF land attached to the last nanedprice $3.50. In
qUire of OZIAS HUDSON
hiarclI 8 dwtf
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NOTICE.

y B. OTIS & co. having associated with them Mr.. C.
u. II. FITCH, under the style and name of OTIS
FITCH & CO will continue the BooT, SHOE and LEATHER
BUSINESS in connection with the manufacturing of KIP
Doors.
O., F. & co. intend keeping good assortment of Sole
Leather also Thick Wax and Kip Leather Calfskns Splits
Innings, &c &c. and would respectfully solicit the
lion OF manufacturers and dealers the old stand of
OTIS & Co., Harding Block, No. 43 FRONT STREET
B. d. OTIS,
CHA'S H. FITCH,
Worcester Jan 81, 1850. diff JOHN G. OTIS.
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For SALE.

81 I7HE HOUSE and LOT at No. Washington
fsEf Square For further Information inquire at the
.ssszA premises diff March l5
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Rice's Improved Lightning Conductors.
THE subscribers would respectfully inform the inhabi
tants of Worcester and vicinity that they prepared
in superior any thing of the kind yet offer
ed to Notwithstanding for the rude connections common
y used copper points and fasenngs gded spires ard cop
per bottoms, adding thereby materially the beauty
strength and durability of the work. % Orders by mail
promptly attended to. 4. c. RICE
Worcester, March 8. dwtf J. p. RICE
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FOR SALE.

"a A VALUABLE ESTATE, No. II Summer ST.
fsssS "A consisting OF House, Barn, and Building Lot
.sA supply good and durable water, with many de-
slsable privileges, when examined diff March S.
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THE subscribers would respectfully inform the cit
S liens of Grafton and the public generally that they
have taken the above named House, and pledge them
selves to be in readiness and prepared all times
MEDIATE the travelling and business public and parties of plea
sure at the shortest notice They most respectfully solicit
the public patronage. EDWIN 5. BALL,
Grafton Jan 8, 1850. diff DENNY s PUTNAM.
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House for Sale

Sod A NEW and convenient Dwelling House on South
S N bridge Street For particulars inquire of the sub
dE.sxL scriber WILLIAM L. THROOP.
Jan 30. diff
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FOR SALE.
BUILDING LOTS.

FNsE subscriber has for sale of the desrabIe
L BUILDING LOTS in the City OF Worcester, it is
uated the north side OF Chatham Street. the hghh
OF land the Dwelling House OF Rev mr. Smalley and
about $500 square lie also other lots
the same Street, containing 5000 So f. each-aDd three
Lots in the same vicinity Quincy Stand several Lots
the Red Mills Taylor Street.
June T. DIFF CHARLES WHITE
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.yggs, .WGgs.ey .EfgSggasS

~ NENNtVNEOU
M 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
this city Mrs Adams has no wish offer fnsome Gu
logy recommendation of this system, but she would from
motives of true benevolence earnestly invite the su
fers and afflicted, whether in their persons in their
families, whether suffering from the obstinate form of
chronic disease the sudden of the acute
to apply this natures remedy" and she is fully assured
superior all others now in use and il applied with the
requisite knowledge and skill aibLe in all of Fever
Inflammation, Rheumatism, Cholera, DiaIhoea, &c.
Mrs ADAMS proers her advice and assistance those who
wish IT, al their own houses her advice her residence
NO. KENDALL HILL. DIV Feb ~ =
GIar;arss lianoods
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TO BE LET,

TWO Pleasant ROOMS situated Main Street, less than
three minutes walk north the Post Office. Inquire at
this Office. diff March -.
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TO be Let,

TWO good ROOMS the second floor corner Of Main
and Thomas Streets. Inquire at No lO3 MGin st.
March g. DIFF
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House Lois for. NWEe.
TO Let,

&ITUATED on Pleasant Street Apply to
~ March 7. dtf@ L. E. ABBOTT
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TO RENT.
no Let,
SHOP TO LET,
Tcllernent 10 Ief

an Seaver Street. Pleasant containing four or fvs
W The house is one
March l6. diff VIM. DUDLEY.
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Wanted E,asmeaiaxegy.

7 z FIRST-CLASS SEAMSTKEbSES at IT. s. MOOKEB
- Fashionable Tailoring Establishment Steady employ
Inent and the highest prices given.
March 81 diff 2l3 MAIN ST, under U. s. Hotel.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-01-19
gslumaniOh with Spirits


We huve copied on the Fourth Page,
ffom the New York Tribune, an account of
public investigation which took place in
Rochester, N. Y, some time ago, with view
to ascertain, if possible, the cause of some
very singular manifestations which have oc-
Cured Ia that City and in other places, pur-
porting to have been produced by the agen-
cy of ,liscmbodied spirits, We give this ac-
count as part of the news of lie day, and
to CRAFTY the laudable curiosity which such
!oleuomeun are so well calculated to excite,
and not with any intention Of using these
columns for the propagation Of any theories
respecting a matter so entirely foreign to
the object to which they are devoted. AT
the same time, we deem it not improper to
say, that we are well acquainted with r. w.
Capron, one of the signers of tho article al
lded TO, and believe him to be entirely trust
worthy, We are also intimately acquainted
with many others, men and women OF the
highest standing, who have witnessed these
singular manifestations, and whose tcstimo-
nv confirms that of the Committees OF lnves-
tigation at Rochester. We will also add,
that when we were in Rochester in June
last we had an opportunity of hearing the
'rappings' for ourselves and were wholly
unable to account for them upon any hy-
pothcsis which did not tax our credulity far
more than il would to accept them for what
they purport to be. That we believe them
to be real communications from the spirit
world, IN the same sense that we believe in
our own existence, or in truth scientifically
demonstrated, we win not say but the evil
dence that they are what they purpo't to be
is in our judgment too strong to be set aside
by any discovery, or amy hypothesis hitherto
made or proposed. OF the honesty of the
parties we entertain not the slightest doubt ;
nor can we see any thing unreasonable or
absurd in the idea that the inhabitants Of the
spirit-world should hold tangible commm-
ion, in this way, with those who yet remain
in the flesh.
Here we rest, and will only say TO those
who wish to get farther information on the
subject, that, by sending 25 cents (by mail,
post paid TO Eliab w. Capron, Auburn,
N. Y, they can obtain pamphlet Of so
pages, which has just been published, giving
a full explanation and history Of these mys-
tcrious manifestations.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-01-19
JOHN McGowEN.
State Convention Of COlorcd People.

COLUMBUS, Jan. 12, 1850.
The Colored People have held Stnte
Convention here this week, for the purpose
of making arrangements for traversing the
State of Ohio, in reference to the Black
Laws and the Right of Suffrage. e..
WIN. II. Day was elected to appear be-
fore the Convention to alter the Constitution
of Ohio, on behalf of the Colored people,
He will nuke an impression. Six strong
men were selected to traverse the State
thoroughly, before that time. Eli Nichols
urged the colored brethren to apply TO tho
Legislature for the use of the Hall 10 hold a
meeting; it was granted by vote of 81 TO
IL. J. l.. Watson, J. NJ. Lanston and VIM.
II. Day addressed a crowded house on the
subject of the Wrongs of the .Colored man.
Their efforts were manly, argumentative aud
eloquent. rarely ever attended meeting
where all apporred so willing to acknow-
ledge merit. ur
Ii was somewhat amusing TO see Senators
and members of the lower House inviting
colored men to call at their rooms One Of
the delegates, w. Underwood, of Mt. Pleas
ant was scandalously abused on account of
his color on the way to Columbus in the
stage, and would hive been more SO, had
not DIR. Estcp of Lloydsvile, taken up his
case, by which means he was prevented
from being elected from the stage. 1t is ru-
mored that the stage agent refused to suffer
colored men to have seats in the stage at the
rise of their Convention. J.H.
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Mr., Furness's Address.

1t is not often that tlo readers of The DuglC
find in its columns a document so long as that
which occupies most of tho First Page of this
weeks issue, and they may res, assured that We
have not in this instance departed from our usu-
al custom without substantial reason. That
reason is to bcfound in the high character Of
Mr.. Furness's Address, and its adaptcdness to
Eho statc of our cause at tho present juncturc,
IL presents truths of transccndant importance
in clear and strong light and in a style which
sratics tho taste while il stirs the deepest fee-
ings of the heart. 1t will revive the courage Of
any who may be inclined to dcsrond 1t will
kindle now enthusiasm in the minds of the
most devoted laborcrs in Freedoms cause; and
last, but not least, it viii soften if it does not
subdue the rrcudiccs of opponents.
Aboidonists of tho West let this Address
he read in your family and social circles, gather
cd around the evening iircside and when your
own sous have been quickcned by it to new
life, lend it to such of your pcighbors as you
can induce to give it a candid rerusal, When
il has done It's work upon their minds, don't
forget to give them an invitation to subscribe for
The Buglc.
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The Democracy, Of Ohio.

State Convention of the Democratic party
was held at Columbus on the 9Th and 9th inst.
One of the letter-writers says that it was rock
ed to and fro by the question of Slavery. The
party, however, after severe struggle, took its
position upon the Cass platform of Non-Inter-
vention. The majority of the Committee on
Resolutions reported the resolves of the Con-
vention of lS4s, so far as they relate to slavery,
while the minority submitted a report cndot-
sing the Wilmot Proviso, and recommending
U. S. Senators and Representatives to secure its
application to the Territories. The minority, re-
port was rejected, 1914 to l75. Three fruitless
efforts were made to have the Proviso rccopni-
zed. The Jefersonian Ordinance of 1857 was
rejected and trampled under foot by the Democ-
racy of Ohio Gi.lr3if.m .fIT dT.-,,,,
Hon. Reuben Wood, of Cleveland, was nom.
mated for Governor, but it is said that the dcl.
cgatcs from Medina and Summit will bolt the
nomination. :" sl'i
Wonder what tho Freesoilers think now of
tho prospect of transmitting the Democracy
into an anti-slavery partyl li 40 eslwoq OIL
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yrN2 2NOL. 5.

discourse by disciple preacher from Gin
cinnati or thereabouts. This congregation
has nd quarrel with him or anybody else, on
account of his or their respective views or
opinions honestly expressed or entertained.
We hold that there are natural rights, with
which no man or association of men havo
the right to interfere. His premises and his
deductions from them were heard without
reply then or since. The preacher referred
to signs his name b, w. Watkins. 4 lrf
Your correspondent says that he under
stands the deacon denounced him as a byp-
ocrite, and on the following Sunday the el-
der of the church (who is the signer Of this
COMMUNICATION reviewed his discourse, &c.
have but TO say his understanding is Who'll
ly misunderstanding of the discourse de-
livcred by me ON the day referred to,as did
not then or at any other time attempt re-
view Of the Discourse to which he has Direct
cd the attention of your readers. You per
ceive that ! have passed by much that has
been said, such as political devils, heart as
hard as adomant, treats an opponent with
perfect contempt &c. Should ! attempt 10
apply such sayings don't know where they
would apply better than to your correspon-
dent, J. +. S.
N. B. You will please as an net of JUS
tice due to myself and others, give this an
insertion in the Anti-Slnvery Bugle.
Respectfully yours,
JOHN McGOWEN.