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Der gintommenltcusr itnb i'm sparIamente ans
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pdpfIite $ea9le sebiloet.
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fen Nuefsquns cntwifsln Ioll. 9ie Gahe
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sisruns auf jeosn Sail pcrtereitct Iei.
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mar rubiG sinisc ltnruten lceialen gbaraf
ters in eniaen proStn5sn, ausaenommen. -
gs miro feit Ser1cbrt, oa6 Die Ssrmuttuna,
bas Die fIhtisen 9smoeraten in >onbcn Cinen
ausscbebnsen Smo orsaniftren, nibt mae:
arInost fei. Ser 3ncf piefrs Suncss 1T bic
Srni6.uns jeosr lcnperanen @eiualt III eu'
rcpa.
Sie leBten glatrihtsn bon Daris melcen
Bon cine: @rannuns iter ben Scrtftrltt Der
foeialsn 8rmeIaBe in oer 6auptttaot nno
anbcrswc. Sn Der Slaticnal.Serfa rfammluns
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rot teauftraet, Elm neues Wliniterium 81 bile
oen, ater ss selana niht.
9is llnruben in Scsnien itnc untercrh6t.
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NS0chricf1f.

9is 9tofbaIter Der ,,9isapinaer Manufae:
rsGcIslIhaft" ipsrbem bierourb benaebs
rihtiat, caB in Sclae cinss 8slhluGes Der
Bcaro Die folasnoen Snitalmsnts all ben
6dasmsiter IN bssabIcn fno. namlieb:
Nm 26 @ldr3 1851 SUM SbaIer auf ieben Gntbcl
Nm 26 Spyil 1851. Sinf Sbalcr auf iebcn Nntbeil,
Nm 26 Wlui 1851. 3mei SbI. sos. aufieben Gntbeil
Sic rperoen fernCr bCuahridbtist, ooB pei
WsemO ,pslGs Der aeOatten Snfalments niht
bs5ablt Werbsn, tpenn lte fdIIis ftnO, Snterels
lCn carauf aere6net mercen, nadb Dem 8raoe
BON Drceent per Wcnat, unc tpenn iracno
lpslhe Der erIaaten SnitaIments uno Sntersi'
fen untcjablt bleiben, fiir 5wei W1onate, Der
9tof perpirft coer &lase asbraht percen
Fam, fir SnItamente unb SntersGen, nab
Suta6ten oer Sirtftcren.
mm. e fert, S6asmcitter.
Dldr5 IL. bb.
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Iprjt %.
Sefentli6er 9SerfQuf.

SisnifasS ben 6tsn Wai 1851, fol- auf 6fs
fsntIitsr 9sncus perfauft msrbsn, an obsr nas
be bel Qus 9amms, bic fc9enannte
S6tptmmenoe grilfe uno 3olltaus,
ebenfaOs anbsrs Nrtlfsl, ;u 5ablrsib tu nsnnen.
Die GsrfaufssSsoin9un9sn wsrosn sur 3sit auf
Dem pIass bsfaunt 9smabt burb Die Sommiis
IionsrS BON Serfs @auntp.
Conrad Glaus,
Tbomae Sdoner,
Jofepb II. 5bnciocr,
1pril %. 1851. 3m.
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Saantcn= unb Neeer9erdtb=
SSanrenbdtts,
&lein- uno @roBs8erfauf,
l94a Marftifra6e.
4 ~ IL

Dhfla0eIpilta.
mir offeriren unfern Xunben nnoSrtun'
ben oas ar66te Enforcement bon uferbausSes
rd.ten, Gartsn 8erdtten imb @dmereien,
pes female in oieIem Marfte ansetoten mor>
ben. beftebeno gum She'll aus fclasnpem:
Droutv uno t1Iears patent b ) d, ffs
Uranium Observation-Disclosures pHuse, linfs
iIuo redtbdnbia, @eitens, 6haels uno ebenes
8opeu, bon DerIbieoenan Sr66en, borsIslis
dem material uno 2rbeit. Ser(thert baB
te befriebiseno Gnb ober oas Gslo miro III.
rifaeseten. 0is pier b6d,ftcn prdmien
wurbsn berlisbsn auf oiefe pfu9e, bel Der
Slu Dorf @taats:Sair, 1850. gbenfaas,
Bea6 nno @tanasnftar Diiss, Spain'6
berbeGsrte 8uttsrfaGsr, rpelhe auf bic 2trt Gins
aeriebtet itno, baB man Den Nabrer aue benz
Safe nebmen fam, rpenn man nur Den 6ans
oel bonn 8ibrer atItbraubt.
6eu., 9trobs unO O9BellbPornftrob. @hneL
oer in GROCER 9er1tbieoenbeit, tporuntsr Soc
Oep's porsIslidbsr Drdminms6trcbIhneiber
~ finoen 1T, bon alien Sr66en. @tenfalls,
Dferoefraft, Ordbmaitbinen, minomiblm,
Wel16fcrnI6dlsr, &dsprs0en, @aatpfan'
,er, Srsffetrapper, 3ufermiblen, Otfms
ceyotbe uno B6sen, NibenorilIs; Dferpegs.
aen, Srubtrsfer, oebntare unb grtrasgaltis
bators, gssrn, Si6eIn. GenIen, rnnoboble
6a6en, feoersbarte Wiits uno 6eusabeIn init
coalen ODER bisrefistsn 3infsn, bonSnEltabl,
BaumItbeeren unS msiBel, NeprattrsStlfe
unb Gu6; psruaniIhsr, patasonlitter uno
preparirter @uanc, nstft einep bcllltdn6lssn
enforcement bon 8ras., Garten' uno Sslb'
Gaamen, pas aIe sn ben m6sIi6lt nieeriss
ftsn prsilen porfauft miro an Slo. 194A
ftra6s, philadelphia
preuty uno &arret.
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@ine fremOe QDD1e
Sr0nOrctb's Niuelt .

lille Srantbeitsn wslhe beftis Ilnb cosr
arcBe 9hmer3eu crseuaen, erforbern Iosleih
ttarfe Nbtibrnn9en lino um bies III tsipirten
mhlfen naebeinanoer sroBe Scfsn sessben rper.
ben. Sanse on nit feds piaen, uno psnn
csr Sbmcr; ntbt balb nactld6t, aib mebr;
fabre fort lte i'll feinsn 3nifetenraumsn 30
seben ts Die &rampfe cber Shmer,en eini.
aerma6en asboten fnb. qBsnn erbredsn
erfclst, hahosm Die piaen aesebsn poroen,
70 1T es Elm autes 3eihsn @ollte es ibfpes
rig lsin, Die Dillen bsrimtsrsufhlufsn, reibe
fte 3u pulper uno aib ile oalln nit stnas 3ues
esr ilno qBaGer obcr 8rdnbp uno WaGer, cs
bet irasnb sinem Wlittel, mas Der Rranfs aern
nimmt. Sister. namentlieb sslbe unb bili6s
Ie- Sallenoe Granebet unb ale &rdmpfe,
Iollten auf oieIe Nrt bebanbeit Deroen; se
tphroe oann nitt n6thia fein, 5ur Ioer ju lafs
fen, (cnosrn bic llrIahe Der Erantbeit, bic
anaebduftsn ltnreniafetsn ipiroen alIein abs
aefibrt uno es Dem Slute iitsrlafen, ben S6rs
per tpieber bcr5uftellen.
@Tbie ehten 8ranoretb's Dillen weroen
terfauft our6 folasnbe 1laenten:
Stidoter unb t1I'Kni9bt, Nsabins.
2llbert Gain Sernbile.
(. Sanredt SuBtaun.
.7obn Moore, Gtan6sbur9.
8. uno @. SdollenberSer. Samburs
.. Harmany, $itanon.
CIH3e,
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SinterlaGenibaft oes periforbenen
1phm G6eller.

Sla6ri6t miro bisrmit ssseben, Dap penn
ltnterIhrisbensn ipobnbaft IN Der Stact Nea'
oins, 9lOminiltrationssSrlete bstplu,st nrrs
ben flnp, auf bic 6intsrIaiIenIbaft bcs ber'
forbenen Sobn 96eacr, BON Der 9taot Nea
oina; osmaemab wsron AlIe. Die nod auf ir'
oeuS zine Irt an bic seoabte 6interladsns
9haft Iebulbia Ilnb, anfsefcrrert, icfort ab5us
be,ablen, unp GlIs, bic nod Scroernnssn IT.
oenn einer 4rt sesen oielelte baben ibre
Ws6numasn obns Ser3us far Be3abluns ein'
3ursidsn all - o,w:.,a
Neabins, 4pril 8, ON.
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Wbilaoelpbter 8iebnlarft.
Vhi[obe[Dbio, 9(pri[ 10.

Vbllabelpbla, Npril l9. 1851.
SIN Warfts tuarsn iudbrsnO Der IScde 1000
SbIabtobfsn, NIT @niblus BON 1000 bic natb
gsu Oorf sstrisbsn wurbsm 800 &ibs uno
SdIbsr 500 Sbmsns unb 1000 Sbaafs unb
qdmmer.
Yreiit Sblabtcbien waren in outer Rabs
frass absr Die Yrsifs IinS unpsranosrt; 8srs
fdufs gu $73 bis $92, Die 100 Yfunb, nab Der
0uaIitdt. &iibs uno Sdbsr: trodne &ibe
brabten ST biS $l4, Sprinesr $14 Bis 25,
unb frifbe WtiIbfhbs 500 bis $50. gbmsine
perfauftsn iib ;u $6k bis 81, Die 100 pfunb.
Gbaafe unb qdmmsr foitstsn $l9 bis S. eas
GtIf, Der 0ualitdt asmds.
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DIN 10. Ipril, in W1aratawnp, 4nna Ma'
rio, Sc6trr oss psrN. Sobn >epan, i'm Is. g.
am 80 marain 5ereforo, Dapio. .96bn'
den bon Scbn Neimert, i'm 2. sebsnsjabre
-am 27. Wdr5, in Obsr Snlpetofen, Sos
eob pbilipe, i'm litter BON 20 Jabren.
DIN IL. NpriI, In Oieler Stabt, ain Sters
Dsnfeber, 6einrit grmeutrant, Eaufnann,
i'm after bon etpa SO Sabren.
--aun 10. 9IpriL, IN oie(er Gtaot, ghriftina
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Na6riht an Yriifenbauer.

4crfbld9s wsrbsn am @ommiiiicnsrs:Imte
pon Ssrfs gauntp snssncmmsn, big Wontas
Den 5tsn Mai 1851, fir ben Sau elmer Srifs
fs iibsr ben Sbuplflflu6, auf Der Stsle Der
fribsrsn 6amburssr Srifs, nab oem Surrs
Diane, 200 Sus lang. @rfIdrun9sn fnb am
SommiilIonerSs2(mts 81 fsben.
Conrad Gfaus,
Tbomas 5b6ner
Joicpb II. Sdneioer,
2lprjl %. 2m. Sommifltonsrs.
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graus1aott, i'm 8sfn Sabre ibres 1ltre.
9lmfaeiebpbeme Gefifeinle8mna.

Die gdifsinlssuns su Der nsnsn spansslifb'
lutbsrilbsn ct. Samss Sirbs in &saoins,
wslde am Oifsrmontass ifattfnbsn follte,muss
ts ,psssn bem unsinifissn Wstter auf9sffcben
nsrosn. Der Gdifsin Wirb nun am Sonnta9e,
ben 11tsn Mai 1851, NIT rslisi6fsn @srsmoni>
en- ssIsst werosn. Wlan srpartst, bas psrfbiss
Dsns bsnabbarte puoissr bsi Der @slsesnbtit
prsbissn wsrosn. Morssns wiro beutfb uno
Nabmttass snsIiib seprscist. Das YubIfum
1T adtunsspol sinsslabsn bsisuwObnsn.
Z. Heft (. Trerler,
II. 6. soft, Wm. 9. Sifder
~. Srib, ). u. ~. Keller,
Npril %. SausS ommittse.
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qBobnungss Serdnoerun9.
Doftor ffr0inano Gnmen
D1dr1 H..

.r-z-Z> Ssi9t fsinsn Srsunbsn unb bem sesbrs
ten Yublifum iibsrbaupt gan; srass
Esd benit an, bas sr feline Offein psrls9t
q bat, bon Dem fribersn Ylass in Der
@io item 9trase, nab Der Trantnitrass,
spifbsn Der item unb 9ten, Rcrbfsits 6 Sbus
rem cberbaIb 5. g. Wsprs's @affbaufe, wo CT
fcrtwdbrsno bersit fsin rpiro, ben Qebsnben, bic
feline 9llfs bsbirfsn, ale Ir;t Bunoarjt une
Gsburt6bslisr, prompt Su blsnsn.
&sabinq, Npril g. bp.
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Na6ri6t an Opctoren.

OR"kVeNVt W.T. ~~7DNKOeS"'
0ie Nrmens0ireftcren BON Serfe gauntp
aebm biermit Nabriht, oa6 Ge pom Itten
oieles Wonats at. beitimmt Feline Deftor
Neebnmscn msbr teSablen, aub feline llnter'
fisnna an perlcnen auberbaIb oem 5aule
ssItatten percen.
2luf Deroronun9 Scr Board.
Ipril, /. sm.
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BARGAINS, bargains can now be obtained from the
subscribers in Of winter goods. as they y are now s
Of March We the following goods, which
piece. pieces beautiful style figured silks .
gbt dark colored Tuc sain the bes, goods
ores. patterns handsome srosnae silks at cos.
In nouene., cashmeres and Merino- remaining
20 pieces neh figured Cashmere, in beautiful patterns ~
900 s 30 n e Psncs M.no IN yao@ end. Of
we respectfully customers, especially
THE ladies' 10 te above goods " no better oppoanV
ca" occur " '''''" bargains cLAeErT NEWTON, MAY, CO.
Feb Ia-aaw2w r..4
pREsERvATION Of the Eye by spect.cles.-The sub
ssn'e S " snsd ne p.'s NV To and ". ,.m.n
his street until se % S n a.
of optical instruments on hand and old ones Ssn = R.rcs
Fcbra-o 7n street, opposite odd relio~s' iIall.a
r,uvxrsuEp uous. or Furnished Rooms. sdvsr-
neatly furnished brick hoas: u csnI.
The par, will be leased accommodating
application 10 ,r, ,x,,u,,
no Come, To-, . pMEs "a r Msov .y.as.
nREM HOPKINS, q ROSE, importer. and jobbers Of
cloths, vesnes, trimmings and goods generality
adapted TO wear have take" No. a ~
The above bushes. = all IL "a Issy m .:
as s' be s""% % s sss n a"s dss' "
Jan 30 6teod
pHII.IP BARTON KEY win attend to any srs a ".
before either Of the courts Q. % s
u,ct, and will the prosecution OF claims os"'
and the Departments. Odice on street , ~, a.vtG
wAsusaro-. July 10. lsi8. nv
CANTON Gran. richly embrodered white craze
shawis very jus" received Q" o""Sp'
from New York, and for sale by moor =
Feb g-2wif ''''' 1850 = -
Rounty Land and other b"sinsss.
uruLt.M rIrNN offers businese with
and osSs ss5 s s M f: ~ r
aos,a,e Address Finn Washington, d. @. nase-
Jan %, 1851 Nto t.8
M rIipn was years clerk ONCE OF Second
Of His knowledge busipeS.
win render his particularly uei
all rupioy him at the seat ofyovernment
hBION X PARRlo, u
Jan 3o-1 Late Second Comptroller
WONDERFUL and Ansussng.-Dr, j. n Dods will lecture
w the Hall, street. me
of electrical Psychology, At ~ ocock
nd two chb
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WONDERFUL and Amazingly, j. n Dods will lecture
and experiment the Temperance Hall, street. upon me
of electrical psychology evening ~ octock
admission, 70 gentleman and Two ladies' 80 cent, Gnu
dren half price. Fst l2-u
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L Mr. WALKER. now withdraw my amendment
The bill then reported TO the Senate wlihou, amend
mtnt.
MT WHTCOMB. have short amendment which
wish 10 offer. IL is for railroad in my State of only
twenty miles in length. This is the only favor OF the
kind which that State has asked OF the Senate this
sion ! bad the consent OF the senator from Florida 10
this, but he is little AFRAID that it ough, be Of
feed after the withdrawal of the offered by the
tor from Wisconsin hope there will be objection 10
II, however.
The amendment then read.
MIR. YULEE. can give consent 10 this matter
but only say that IL is with the Senate 10 determine
whether il shall be adopted or not.
Mr. BALDWIN would inquire OF the honorable
senator from Indiana Mr. WHrcomBl whether the
matter Of this amendment has been heretofore submitted
10 the Committee on Public Lands, and whether they
have reported upon 1t favorably
Mr. WHITCONB. II has been submitted TO the com
ntes, but only few days ago that they will not
have time TO report BILL and lei il pass this session
II ia believe, about the only request that have made of
adopted, though il varies a little from those tha, have
heretofore passed.
Mr. SMITH | observe that The amendment proposed
by the senator from Indiana does provide for the aug
menation of the price OF the reserved sections OF land
that ~, 10 double the minimum prce-as IN other cases
MIR WHlTCOMB. | will consent TO that mod,hca
ton
Mr. SMITH In every other bill tina, has passed the
Senate, we have provided IN the bill that the reserved
Sc tons shall be held at double the minimum price Bu
do not like this plan Of lacking bill upon another
We have passed nearly all these bills as separate and d
Nnd measures and do not know OF any reason whS
the senator from Florida should be treated IN regard
to bis bill IN the same manner as other senators have
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RESOLUTIONS SUBMITTED.
Mr. MASON submitted the following resolution
which lies over. under the rule 81

winch lies oNefs unutf the fule
Rssoired, That the Secretary OF War be directed
municate 70 the Senate copy OF general order No "a
dated 9Th December, 1850, by which Bfevet Colonel j.
Plym pou lieutenant colonel Of the Ith antry
signed duty according to his brevet rank, whilst
oued Jefferson barracks, and under which he
signed TO the command that post and that he inform
tie Senate whether by virtue ofssd ordet officer Then in
command Of The post Je barracks OF superior rank
in the line OF the army Bevct Colonel Pymptom,
superseded and f so that he further inform the Senate
under what said order ssncd or, under rule
regulation of the army, that he communicate the same
tile Senate, together with all correspondence other
documents connected with the said order
Mr. DOWNS submitted the following resolution !;
which hes over, under the rule
R,,o,red. That the Secretary OF War be directed to
nsnit Senate n c,py OF the report Of Mr. Sdell
FROM the Great md Rcd rver, Providence the
Hississ ippi river, in Louisiana,
RESOLUTION ADOPTED
Mr. CASS submitted the following resolution; which
was considered by unanimous consent, and agreed to
R,.opsd That the Secretary Of War the
Senate the mu.kets, rifles, aud pistols be-
longing United States, and also the estimated
her " h,eh the materials hand would 10
pleie ~
BRANCH MINT IN CALIFORNIA
Mr. GWIN informally submitted certain amendments
10 the bill IS a55) to establish branch OF the mint OF
the United States IN California which ordered TO
be printed.
NFl..1 HOUSE, BILLS REFERRED
The following bills read FIRST and second
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nREM, HOPKINS, q ROSE importers md Jobbers Of
cloths, eassmeres vesngs trimmings, and goods generally
have taken warehouse No 1H Baltimore
four Of Charcs BALTIMORE for the purpose
of conducting the above business in all branches They will be
able desirable goods In their line ~
be found in the United States. #is
Jan 30 l6teod
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NJ pnn was year. clerk IN the ONCE OF The secon
,apoo OF the His knowledge
A. The render his particularly e
10 all employ him at the seat ofgovernment
ALBION X. PARRl0,
Jan w-n Late Second Comptroller
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-23
No. 8
MERCRANTs SOW.
NO. 8

{yTH0LESALE and Retail Dealers in READY MADE
W CLOTHING, vhers may be found a good assort-
meIA Of Clothing ofall descriptions worm their
Manufacture, which hey viii sell low be obtained
at aly other establishment of the kind
We h4ve also added Stock Of Clothing carefully
sele, Ted Stock of Cloths, consisting OF
Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Doe Skins and
Vestings, which we prepared TO make to order
in sooT style can be obtained any Merchant Taior
in This city.
We have been repeatedly solicited by former Patrons
to resume the Custom Department and hi hero have
fused, but have concluded the Arena again.
and viii hose who will favor with their patron
age that we viii our best endeav give them salts
faction and pc to receive LIBERAL share of Patronage
from old and tried friends and the Public generally
We have also constantly hand fun assortment of
Gentemens Furnishing Goods Shilts Bosoms, Collars,
Cravas, Gloves Pocket Handkerchiefs Under Clothing
Caps, Umbrellas, &c, sc.
ID, F. WlTHERBEE, 5. H. PARTRIDGE.
No. Merchants Row.
Worcester. Apr. | apr d& win.
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Norwich and Worcester Railroad.

E.sissgz - - g la
SUMNER ARRANG EdENT-Comntencias pr. :, Isl.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
Leave Norwich at and ll30 and $50 pm.
Leave Worcester at $50 am. l2 IN. and 4.3U pm.
STEAMBOAT TRAINS.
Leaves Allyns Point at about l am
Leaves Worcester at about 7.05 pm
FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Norwich at a.m stopping at at all way stations
the road.
Leave Worcester at am, stopping as above
Trains connect Worcester with Boston and WOrces-
ter, Western, Providence and Worcester and Worcester
and Nashua Railroads.
The connection with the earliest Trains of Worces
ter, is formed by the Steamboat Train.
o. Trains connect Norwich with the Hartford Provi
dence and Fishkll Railroad and the New London, Will
mantle and Palmer Railroad.
u EXPRESS FREIGHT leaves Boston u M. arriving in
New York next morning.
All Baggage be delivered to the Baggage Master CT
oeI person authorized to before the Passenger
t,hes his seat in the cars.
Baggage viii not be taken inclnde money merchandise
nor other articles than those of personal us and when
higher value than Fifty Dollars given of that
tot and an extra price paid the Company will not hold
i self liable beyond that amount.
n o baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars.
no smoking permitted in the Passenger Cars Depot.
Passengers must procure Tickets the Station Offices
JOEL w. WHITE, President
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$1,000 REWARD.
Nntinn 70 the q faintnd

(NARhTON'S VEGETA Bile SPTI FIC ~ tI,e only nov
~ er-aing sure and safe remedy for diseases Of the
Urinary Organs, GhOnorrhea Gavels elect Weakness in
Females, Inflammation of the Bladder, Kidneys &c This
mixture has never been knoW1i to single instance
having been tried by thousands, who testify that it is pos
tive cure for these most troublesome diseases For The
Plies there is nothing sure success as our very
numerous certificates prove. This being an entirely VEGE
TABLE compound it be recommended in preference to
the prescriptions of most medical advisers account OF
s containing no mercury her offensive subs ances-
It may be used at home travelling without restrictions TO
diet drink, exposure, change in application business
IL put up in botlles with fall directions at S0O One
bottle lasts week. Prepared and sold by G. Carlton
Walngford, COnn.
~ Agent for Worcester, D. Scott & Co. aI9 Main st.
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NEW STORE & NEW GOODsl
Ready Made Clothing,
Gus NIain Sd, WOrcester.

2Os Main ST, Worcester.
HE subscriber would inform the citizens of Worcester
a and me public generally, that he has taken the Store
NO 20o Main street, where be is prepared to furnish all
who may favor him with CALL with complete assert
Ready Made Clothing G Furnishing Goods.
Cassmeies and Vestngs, Dress Frock and Sack Goats
rom French, English, German and American Cloths OF
nee ana BUSINESS Coats fr Cassimeres, Cashlnerets
Iweeds Aapacas, and Linens Also Vests from SIX Lin
en- Marseies, &c Also, splendid assortment OF Furnish
ing Goods too numerous to mention. Garments Cut ana
Trimmed in the latest fashion.
snail endeayor to execute all orders with promptpess
and hdety My motto is to sell with small profit and
quick return. w
Please remember that the best and cheapest place to buy
Clothing, is at the New Store, POS Main street
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Providence and Worcester Railroad.

Providence and Worcester Railroad.
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UMMER ARRANGEMENT-O and after Apr. T. 1850,
TRAINS
Leave Providence at T. Is and Il 80 m. and $50 pm
Leave Worcester at AS and ii and pm.
TRAINS CONNECT at WoonsocheG with coaches for
Milford and MendOn; At Milville with coaches for Sa-
teTsvle; Al Whtns with coaches for East Douglas and
W NTH sylei at Farnums with coaches for Grafton Gel
re, n E. Village and Upton; Worcester with trains E
Western r. Road and Norwich and w. r. r.. and Wore
and Nashua r. R. At Waterford with of Norfolk
County Railroad for and from Boston, Dedham, &c
The 7l5 train from Providence, Worcester
with the Express train for New York, and the Accommo
dation train for Albany which leaves Worcester at 80
A. NJ.
Passengers by the $50 NJ train from Providence can
arrive at Springfeldthe evening"
The 80 train from Providence at Worcester
with the Express train for New York which leaves
cester at4P. M.
The II AM train connects at Providence
with trains for Boston, Taunton Fall River N. Bedford
Also with Steamboats, for Fail River and Newport.
The M. train from Worcester connects Providence
With the Boston and Y Steamboat train for New York.
ks1y TIE las and IL AM trains do stop at Hamlet
CO The $50 and p NJ. dc not stop at Ashton o.,
Hamlet. ISAAC IL SOUTHWICK Sunt
FroVloences APT l, 1851. APPS lwtf