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WIS. .1YNraE Adams

MOULD inform the citizens of Worcester that she is
~ prepared oppctice the WATER CURE SYSTEM
the treatment of disease and proposes to locate herself in
ths CITY, Mrs Adams has no wish offer any ulsome
oy or Recommendation of this SYSTEM she would from
motVes OF true benevoence, most earnestly invite the su
ierng andaflced whether in their persons their
ianIes whether suffering from the obstinate form Of
CHROME disease or the most sudden of the acute
40 apply this natures remedy" and she is fully assured
taat viii commend itself TO every candid infinitely
superior TO all others now in use, and if applied with the
requisite knowledge and skill dlibe in ali cases Fever
inflammation Rheumatism, Cholera Darhoea, &C. 2
Mrs ADAMS proers her advice and to those who
wish IT, az houses her advice at her residence
NO, KENDALL HILL. DIV Feb IN.
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NEW and superior article Of Chrome Creep and at re-.
- ducedprce Paris Green some splendid shades chan
or cash Also Chrome Yellow Of cxtaqnalty For sale
by SAMUEL. z. WHITE, dealer in Druss Medcians.
r. x. depot 2 hlli Og1iidw4m liIli Feb "a. i,
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WILL SELF

@R FoR thirty dayH, from May 18th, FANS Of every
yM ~ variety-kich and Cheap JE WELRY &C old and
Cod Vest and Guard Chalps-sILvER WARE Of
IhelDest Kazors, Knives Scissors and every de-
y, ,. VI rMNSk GOODS At prices which shall not fail
lam deterncd orsduce my stock IL offering goods at
grev reauced prices wal do 1t. Call and examine before
w, Watch repairing done at low prices, and perfect
hntHiaclon guaranteed. No. 2l0 MAIN STREET,
~ doOrf south Of American House.
MAY ~ VIVA w5teodyw z " FIN! PUTNAM. "
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FISH MARKET.
Grove street Dive House. :

. = = ~ ONU NJ y Z HMUdNSOe
/ AIDES, DRESSES, Cloaks, shawls, Wells, Hose, and
IL Gents whole Garments DYED or CI.EANSED IN ,be
best manner; Black Purple Thbes Alepines silks ETC.
dyed Green Brown or Maroon Drab Coats Pants etc .
dyed Olive. Green Brown Gents Garments cleansed
and pressed. Also, CARPETS, Table and Piano Cloths
Shawls, &c. t4e ss1netl ~ 80 -
Ladies Dresses dyed for 81 Over Coats $3.50; Dress
and Frock Coats 81; Pants light colors 62 cents Pants
dyed Bneback Black so cts Goats ceansed for so cts
Pants for 33 ctspressed and finished in the best style and
whole at short notice. sif - = 4 + fs a =
~ All work done within two weeks-Goods colored
Black in one week or less, if desired. .f-a
GTGoods received at q s. Elis's, l2 Main ST.; at j. E.
Gregory d Co.'S Main ST., Dye House. GROVE ST.
March 81. eod3mw3m HENRY ADAMS.
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100 Building Lots for Sale,

BEAUTIFULLY situated on OAK HILL on the new
ID Bloomingdae Roal" These Lots are all situated in
the immediate vicinity of the Western Depot where all the
Rail Roads leading into Worcester win probably soon con-
tre These Lots will be sold at qery Tor prices and of H
mansions to suit purchasers Plans of them can be seen Mt
the Store of Warren Lazel the Arnory of Allen 4
Thurber. Conditions of sale will be made easy For par
ticulars, apply at either of the above premises WARREN
LAZELL, ALLEN & THURBER, or T. P. WHEELoCK.
Worcester, May %. AA& Ii dw4w
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Hayimg Tools. &c. sc.

] -, s = HAH = IA VUASe W. GACs n 2
VI assortment OF Hayng Tools at the Agricuitirai Ware
Heuse and Seed Store, NO: 246 MAIN STREET, (oppo-
site the City Hall,) w ORCESTER, such as fr 7,
Hale Co.'s, Eaton's, Kimbali's Darlnr,s Far1vells
farker, Messer Colby q Cos GRASS, GRAIN and Bush
SCYTHEs, of various descriptions III
Scythe SNATHS. ~ ~ ~ 0
Likewise Dnncan's Spring TOOTH and wilcoxs Wooden
Bowkers, Carpsntsr's and other HAND Hay R1KES,
Also Underwood ereenwoods long head labor-saving
Hand RGkes 80 - .
Cummington, Qunebaug, and Smithfeld Scvthe Stonss
tlshs, Bullard's and other Scyihe Rifles.
Patirdges Gaylord's, and Pmpon's Elastic Hay Forks
Wiicoxs celebrated Regulating GRAIN GRIZZLIES, with
Scythes connected therewith.Rs II @eee8a
Also Grass Hook, Grass Shears and Grain Scles-Hay
Fork and Hay Rake Handles OF various Sizes
IAll the above named articles, will be sold at whole.
sale and retail by the subscriber. ~
June u dYtf lae . OTIS CONVERSE.
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Cod Liver oil
The Massachusetts NTOrgam.

~
SszyS TT HIS HORSE will stand the coming season Mt
Pm the stable of the subscribers, one mile north of
sired BY the celebrated Green Mountain Morgan owned by
sas Hale of South Royalston, his grand was old Clifford
Morgan owned by F. A. Weir of Walpole, N. Ii. He is Z
years ed weighs 1925 pounds Is hands high color dap
pie chestnut This Horse has established himself by pro-
ducng finer stock than any other Horse offered to the ub
c and Is called by good judges perfect pattern Of horse
Gentlemen who wish to improve their breed OF horses are
invited TO call and examine for themselves Terms a. N
warrant fOa REUBEN WHEELOCK 81 SONS &
Sutton, Mass, May IA, 1850. wl0td6tIawA
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HORSE SHOOTING

S7S MILL be strictly attended TO at the Shop al
LAA wv the FooT OF MECHANIC STREET by the sub
IA- scrber All persons who have lame ,ises by fiat
iee false quarters or interfering, invited call as
believe can give them satisfaction for think they are all
caused by bad fitting the shoes and bad shoeing think
know this from my own experience. There difference
between Nat foot and contracted foot-so all
horses should not be shod alike hot shoe is no benefit to
The foohot tar had better be kept in the pot than to turn
It on the horses foothills is my opinion. sH sfEss
t4ff AKA Ul ISAAC WOODCOCK,
Feb 49,. dwtf Mechanic Street
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Coffin WNreI.O,ese.
GEORGE SPSST0N1
RINGBONES ON HORSEsT-T

NNINOI1NIN F1o YIN HOHSEB.1
~ @N AWANS COMPOUND RINGBONE XIII
LIZT< - LEh. long sought for remedy for this pam
HI~ ~ ene almost destructive maladys has recently
been sought out to the great 10y and surprise 81
VINO ave Tested by perfect Of their own horses
applied 70 and has performed the torture by using The
e ana IN some cases relieving the ANIMAL but not 10 III
lt perfect cure but has az last obtained on external re
insdy called the RiNGBONE KILLER, which has never
aea y Wy case 70 effect cure without the pains.
m opsrauon Oh e kniie. IRIS medicine application TO
gA cure warranted as parties agree according to the
valuable medicine, did the author md proprietor consider II
necessary. a..Hsts N''''uVi y
n Good keeping will be provided for horses broupht
rom distance, ana cure warranted BY the II
sppcntons made soon and the subscriber viii also Inv
Qne y TWO young rlngbone Horses at d alr price -
Ll'nIIlpsIoh, May u dwSn 8s SUMMER SWAN.
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A. M. CAMPBELL,
SiIe21apCaNaaC0 Eating HOaFSf

NO. WILSON'S LANE, BOSTON.
MEALS served up HOURS OF THE DAY, Sundays
excepted 1LADIES visit these Rooms with perfect
prepriety, such is the custom of the place.
Boston. MAY IL, 1850. ssstes - w&doavtf
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Real Esfafa fnr SAFE.

&N55 THE ESTATE, occupied by the subscriber on
& the corner Of Jackson and Beacon Streets consist.
ing off well built two story House, containing Is Rooms
conveniently arranged for one two amies Barn 80
by "a IT, and about a. feet of Land well set with choice
variety Of Fruit Trees Ornamental Shrubs and Plants The
buildings nearly and in good repair Those wishing
TO purchase HOME requested 10 cali and
of the pleasantest situations southwest part of the
CITY. sos 80 sfgNIi
Also, the BUILDING LOT the corner of Main and
Jackson Streets of the estate of E. Bowen ESQ., con-
tanning about 1900 m and commanding fine view Of that
part of the city.
Also The GARDEN OF EDEN, " on Eden Street. north OF
the Estate of VIM t. Merrded, and commanding one of
the finest views of the city The Lot about
feet, is graded and set with all kinds of fruit IN bearing
srate. 4 beautiful siteJo Cottage.
The above described property will be sold low and the
payments made easy. Inquire Of JAS. ESTABROOK, No.
Narren Block, or of AUSTIN G. FITCH.
Feb ls dwtf
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| x FIRsT-cLAss sEAMsTREssEs al II. s. IL ORE,
IL Fashionable Tailoring Establishment steady emplo,
nsent md the highest prices given. n a., m = -''''D'
March 81. DIFF 213 MAIs 81, under II. 8. Hotel
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HOtaSe for Sale.

"A. A NEW and convenient Dwelling House on South
. bridge Street. For particulars inquire of the SUBJ
2ssEah scrber WILLIAM L. THROOP.
Jan 20. DIFF
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IA THE HOUSE and LOT at No. 6 Washington
f:ssA Square For further information, inquire the
ssiskh premises du eH March u.s.
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kOOM and cear--n frsrac place for the Butter and
Cheese trade. aud where good Business III that line hnr
t doneOf nihy be lifted IN for almost any other bs
es'' inquire ~ NO. 10 EXCHANGE or. al May "
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Panar Hangings,

THE subscriber offers for the Fail Trade an extensive
assortment Of PAPER HANGtNGS OF the very best
OF AMERICAN MANUFACTURE which all Builders, Land
iords, and others wishing 0ooD ARTICLE will find Tor
their interest to examine before RRehasing elsewhere
~ Il. Particular attention given putting all kinds
OF papers. at shart notice
Ware House, FOSTER STREET, (hetween Main Street
and Boston, Norwich. and Nashua cad Depot
Worcester. Oct 10 ii II. NEWTON
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TnI IeI.

~ STORE, in the centre of WAYLAND, recently
f% built and well located for the English and West
& India Goods trade. For further particulars inquire
of GEORGE SMITH, Wayland b. L. BATCHELIER, 40
Fulton ST. Boston. !. n -dNn D Mayland Feb Is.
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FOR SALE,

- A VALUABLE ESTATE, No. II Summer S
fs.lk "A consisting Of House, Barn, and Building L.
-s:Es supply good and durable water, win many
srable privileges, when examined dtf March S.
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House Lot for Sale
FOR SALE.

NITUATED on theeast side Of Crown Street. Inqnife
- of .lss3 Esir4&i w. p. HASTINGS, Pleasant-st.
April 20. sJI " 88Al tM Dim
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~ MACHIN cry FOR SALE.

1.-TWO broad crosscut Shears for shearng Broadcoth
nearly and IN perfect order Also, one Of Full
ing Mills four hammers with iron Tappet Wheel and SHAFT
nearly Also large Copper Steam Boiler for heat
ing blue vat, all Of which win be sold very low price
by the subscriber tas KS q G. L. HARDING.
Oxford, May I8 a fa VII ,dwtf
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- A. COTTAGE HOUSE, nearly new, on Salem st,
fA containing rooms, with good supply oil water;
-k very desabe place for small family and viii be
sold cheapa part Of the purchase remain il desired.
Apply to WIN. a. DRAPER 4 co,
April 25... diff IS Front Street.
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BUILDING LOTS.

vEyHE subscriber has for sale Of the most desirable
BUILDING LOTS in the City of " orcester, IL Is su
uated on the north side OF Chatham Street on The hghth
Of land the Dwelling House Of Rev Mr. Saley and
contains about $500 square feet lie also lots
on the same Street, containns 5o00 Heach-and three
Lots In the vicinity Quincy t--and several Lois
nesr the Red Mills on Taylorstreet. l f{ylfl3sEH4
June 4. DIFF A4afy CHARLES WHITE,
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no BE LET,
TO gg EMS,

Il store, next the American Temperance House. In
euire Of l.. L.ARC HER, or o. srEBBINs, the New
York Store. 88f&stfM MskA'hek D26dtf
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n no DC LEV ~
TWO good ROOMS the second fosr corner Of Main
and Thomas Streets. Inquire Of No lO3 Main 81. n
March g2. atNttH Hff 1utF i41t1@ ~ diff
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WANTED.
HkOsgse EOfs for Jyfgfc

CITVATED on Pleasant Street. Amply 10 9NII IN "
y March, d1 aHii u. H. ABBOTT.
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Dr., I'm. A. Smith.

The olsterness with which this gentle
man IS assailed, and the efforts made by
.ne wings and few recreant democrats
to defeat his election, should arouse the
party to renewed exertions. In the last
Legislature, his whole course was such as
to reflect the highest credit upon himself
and his constituents. Devoted to their
interests, and sustaining the principles of
the party, he so conducted himself as to
win the confidence of his fellow members,
and the appreciation of the party through
out the State. We hesitate not to saw,
that but few new members posse ssed
more influence in the House than he did,
and it now remains for the democracy to
say whether they will sustain .good
and faithful servant" or permit our little
county to be again represented by whig.
Democrats arousei Remember that a
United States Senator is to be elected
rext winter, and that the election may
possibly depend upon the members from
Bedford and Cambria. Recollect that it
is only by keeping you distracted and di-
vided' that the wings hope to succeed in
electlng their candidates. divide and
has ever been their motto, and
if you should now permit yourselves to
fall into the snare, you will only regret it
when it will be too late. Go to the polls,
vote the whole ticket, and remember that
your candidates for the Legislature, SMITH
and CESSNA will faithfully and creditably
represent your interests, and that you are
not to be led away upon false issues from
the support of the principles and measures
of the democr attic party.
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ject, and the consequent dismemberment
of Cambria county.
AS "a great desire is certainly evident TO
despoil our county of some of her terrific
ry both on the north and the south, the on
ly way we can see in which the matter
may De eventually compromised, would
be to make the turnpike the dividing line,
throwing all north of it into Snyder coun-
ty, and all south of it into Conemaugh.
and wipe ''litile Cambria" from the face
Of the map altogether.
But seriously, this Conemaugh project
may lead to the most disastrous consequen-
ces to Cambria, and we trust that il NAV
be defeated at once. We therefore call
upon the TAX PAYERS, the FARM
ERS and MEG HANGS, who are all
deeply interested in the decision of the
question, TO vote against JOHN LINTON,
ITS peculiar champion, and for DR.. WIN :.
A. SMITH, whose best exertons have
been and will be used 70 promote
the interests of the people of the ,ch ole
county, and not only part; and who will
endeavor to preserve the present limits of
the county entire.
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Washington Awake,

A large and enthusiastic meeting Of the
democracy of Washington township, was
held at the School House, at the foot of
Plane No. 4, on Tuesday evening of last
week, and, notwithstanding it had been
called upon short notice, the turn out was
large, and the best feeling pervaded the
assemblage.
The meeting was organized by the ap-
pointment of JOHN O'NEILL as Presi-
dent, JOHN LONG and WIN. LA11MoRE,
Vice Presidents, and Peter Dough hertz
and John N' Colgan Secretaries.
Messrs. Smith and Cessna, the demo-
cratic candidates for the Legislature were
present, and upon being called upon, ad-
dressed the meeting at length. In the
course OF their remarks, they were repeat
sdly cheered, and we learn that the hole
proceedings passed off in such a manner
as to assure us that the democracy of this
sterling township will nobly do their duty
at the polls on Tuesday next. The meet.
rng adjourned with cheers for Smith,
cessna, and the whole democratic ticket,
the success of which is certain if our
'rlends IN other townships but rally and
organize for the approaching contests as
well as we are assured they will do in
Washington.
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Worthy of SOtjrf,

We are rejoiced to learn that the Fran
cIscan Brothers of Loretto, in this county
have opened an Academy for the instruc-
ton OF boys. An institution of this kind
has long been much needed in this section
OF country and consequently we have no
doubt that the one now established will be
well patronized. We feel confident that
under the able supervision of the Brothers
l, will rebound to the credit of Cambria
county The location is one of the best
IN Pennsylvania-the country is beautiful
the climate is healthy, and the people
form moral and religious community.
Loretto is free from those places of vice
which are too often to be fonnd in the vi.
cinity of academies of learning. and pa.
rents need have no hesitation in entrustine
their boys to the care of the Brothers.
See advertisement in another column.
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The New County.

The project of erecting new county
out of any of the territory of Cambria, to
which we have heretofore alluded, is SO
detrimental to the interests and prosperity
of our growing little county. that we feel
it our duty again to call the attention of
the citizens to it before depositing their
votes for members of Assembly on Tues
day next. The taxes of the people are
already sufficiently heavy, without their
being increased, as they necessarily must
be if Cambria should be divided, and the
people compelled to keep up two small
county organizations instead of one. The
territorial limits are not too large, nor is
the seat of Justice so situated but that it
can be readily reached from all quarters
by good roads, without compelling any
one to travel too far. The population is
not so dense, or is the business in our
Courts SO great, as TO require division
of the county, nor do we believe it to be
desired by any large number of our ci,i-
zens. The only persons to be benefited
by project of this kind may be a few
property holders, and spectators in town
lots, whilst the mass of the community
will have their burthens increased.
Efforts have been made by some of the
citizens Of Indiana and Clearfield counties
for few years past to take from us two
Of our northern townships, White and
Susquehanna, and with parts of those
counties erect 4 new county TO be called
Snyder. Bills for the erection of this
county have been reported at two or three
sessions of our Legislature, and have as
often been defeated,
An attack has also been made in anoth-
er quarter, and Johnstown is designated
for another county seat. The south end
OF the county, embracing Summerhill,
Richland, Conemaugh, parts of Jackson
and Cambria townships are to be Topped
off, and added to a slice of territory to be
taken off Somerset, Westmoreland and
Indiana, TO form a new county to be called
Conemaugh.
This project was brought before the
Legislature for the first time last winter,
and it will be remembered that bill TO
erect the new county was reported by
nr. NJ 'Clintock, member from Alleghe-
ny county, who took it in charge, and en-
deavored IL have it passed. We learn
that the bill is how on the files of the last
House, and although the Legislature did
not act upon it, we know that its friends
will again urge it upon the Legislature al
the ensuing session and endeavor to have
il passed. L. is well known that james
Potts and John Linton both spent a great
part of last winter at Harrisburg using
their exertions with the members to in.
duce them to pass this bill, and that JOHN
LINTON is now the whig candidate for
Assembly and if elected will endeavor to
secure its passage. We care not how
much the friends Of Mr.. Linton may now
upon the eve of the election, deny these
facts; tor his selection by the friends oi
this measure as their candidate, his pas,
activity in It's behalf, and being an
owner of property in Johnst own the con.
templated county seat. all show that j,
elected he will endeavor to effect the OBJ
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Gen. Joseph M'D0nald.

This gentleman having failed to receive
the nomination OF the democratic party for
Congress, we understand is now secretly
urging his friends to defeat the entire de-
mocratic ticket, and particularly the can
didates for Assembly His policy ap-
pears to be "rule or ruin," and If he can
not force the party into his measures, then
to pull down all who will not submit to
his dictation, even he if should defeat the
party by his course. We shall see wheth-
er his friends can be led by him and in
duced to oppose the nominees for Assem-
bly,, when probably it may depend upon
this district whether democrat shall be
elected or not by the next Legislature to
the United States Senate. The loss OF
two members of the House from Bedford
and Cambria, would make a change of
four votes, which is important in the elec-
of Senator. Two years ago Gen. NJ
Donald opposed, and defeated the election
of the democratic candidate from this
county, and thereby aided the election of
the present whig Senator from this State.
For this he has received full credit, and it
now remains to be seen whether his friends
will blindly follow his lead SO as again 10
defeat the patty which he processes to be-
long, and aid in the election of another
whig U. S. Senator.
A heavy responsibility rests upon those
who are now pursuing a reckless course
towards our county ticket, and we can on
ly say, let them BEWARE! A day of ret
ribution will come, and if the democracy
of the county and State should be defeated
an indignant and betrayed people will Wis
it upon the heads oftfe traitors their Just
reward.
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''prineiples, not men," should induce
every sincere lover Of our party TO drop
his personal feelings and yield him a
warm support In the House of Repre-
sentatives, one more than The half of the
members entitled to seats forms quorum
and any act passed by majority of that
ifty-one is just as much a law as though
the whole hundred members were present.
So in relation to the nomination of John
Snodgrass. Six of the members of the
Conference entitled TO seats were present
and voted at the time Snodgrass was NOM
mated, and of course their action is Just
as binding on the party as though the
whole number had been present. This is
fact which cannot be denied even by
M'Donald or M'Kinney, and no true
democrat will finch from the support of a
nomination which all parliamentary usa-
ges renders binding upon the party.
An effort is also being made by the
wings and a few recreant democrats to
defeat by unfair means our candidates for
Assembly. No one can say that they
were not fairly nominated, and no man
dare assert that they are not good and true
democrats and entitled to their support
We caution our democratic friends TO be
on their guard against this unwholy
movement. We hope to hear of every
leading democrat being on the ground
early, and exerting himself manfully in
the cause of regular nominations and the |
success of the entire democratic ticket. |