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WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY, STATE
w and Railroad Mortgage and Guaranteed
Bonds, paying seven TO ten per cent, to which we
invite the attention Of capitalists and others desir
ing safe and profitable Investments.
CHUBB, BROTHERS,
juno 2S-d3w Bankers, opposite Treasury.
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THEAP AUCTION SHOES.-We have pur.
~ chased several lots of Shoes at auc ton, which
WILDE sold, either retail in lots at very low prices
for cash. H. JANNEY.
Eighth st., near the General Post Office.
July II -d2wif
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PEHFECT-FITTlNG COAT, VEST, AND
PANTALOONS.

4 NEUKGE p. FOA, TalIor aud Cloth Importer,
" 1913 Broadway, New York
Co. Complete Suit of Clothes made to measure,
and delivered in Washington, ID c., in tive days
from receipt of order. July l-Cod7t
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Size. Thickness Single I nonr. -
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Y be % a lip 5pp.
NOVEMBER "a. 1851.
The Election.

Neither party is yet out of the woods The
election is SO close that It is impossible to deter.
mine till further returns are received what i ~
exact result Our table, compiled with some care
shows present majority of two for the wb;.s
but the chances, we think, must be decidedly IL
favor Of the coalition in the towns. abopt an :,
number, that remain to be heard from Thos.
towns are mostly small, and very likely not more
tnan or representatives have been chosen j.,
them The Commonwealth of last even;nn -
addition to the representatives in our table claim.
1ne election Of Coalitionists in Deerfeld and
oharlemont If this be correct, it will exactl,
oalance the towns now heard from.
Should the Wings get the ascendancv. tbex
Will be placed in an unenviable position. Be;nc
minority Of some $4,000, they will feel, if thew
have any feeling, that they do not represen+ ~.
popular will of the State, and will, besides, labor
under the embarrassment of pledges expressed or
implied by which many of theit members have
been elected
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- The New York Tribune gives the following ]

~ The New York Tribune gives the following
account of physical phenomenon, Of which, those Of
a similar character, have been witnessed in varons
other places. Are these things, or ae they not,
proper subjects for inquiry and scientit inyestga-
tion2 We think they are;
sSngular results are obtained in thisE'y, from
very simple application Of the nervous MD, animal
magnetism, or whatever be the agency, ibrule mat
her. Lei party Of six or eight perspnsEt around
common pine table for twenty minues,o half an
hour, ,sith the palms OF the hands held Vat on the
top Of the table; it is no, necessary that lair minds
should pay any attention to the process, ohe ordi-
nary conversation be suspended; but preAtly the
table becomes so charged with the inyslerloA hud,
that il begins 10 move; then rise iIom it, pushaAyay
yorr chairs, still holding your hands near, lhogh it
rnot necessary 10 touch it, and it will nIn inund
! som end to end, and even proceed rapidly ahoOhe
room, without any visible agent, on which eNlr-
sions the persons must bear it company, their.
rent is broken, aud the movement stops. THIS 81,
pie experiment may easily be tried; il requreso
faith, and no outlay of physical or moral streugs
and the result, with table that is too heavy,s
pretty sure TO follow; at least, we have knowni
several instances in which it has been most aston
shingy produced. The fact, when scientifically es
tablished, must throw light on the obscuTities o.
Mesmerism, Spiritual Manifestations, and all tina
unexplored class Of phenomena
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nv TELEGR APEH
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival of the Hermann. ~

New YORK, Nov. %.
The steamship Hermann, with dates from Lon
don to the 10th inst, days later, arrived about
seven this evening
The Cotton market was Is to Ia easier, IN
lower qualities, with sales for two days of oOoO
bales There was less animation in the wheat
and -four market, and prices lower Indian corn
was dull and inclined to droop.
ENGLAND-The news of Mr.. Webster's death
was received by the steamship America, and Gre
ated the most profound sensation The leading
journals have devoted large portion of their
columns to editorials on the subject.
Two shocks Of an earthquake, which were very
violent, were felt at Liverpool and in the vicinity,
on Tuesday morning. The Board Of Trade returns
for the month are very favorable. The accounts
from the manufacturing districts continue satisiacto-
ry, and from the Continent also good. Parlla-
ment was n session, but no business OF any moment
had MS yet been transacted. Trade at Manchester
was very easy. decline of one fourth had been
Submitted to.
FRANcE.-The Moniteur publishes the report
# the Senate, for the re-establishment of the
ppire; also, the Consultums which is as follows;
f'The Imperial dignity is re-established; Louis
Npoleon to be Emperor, under the name Of Ma
poon Ill. Imperial dignity to be hereditary in
thtdescent of the Emperor, but, legitimate is
sueyanting, the legitimate heirs of Napoleon l.
to ! adopted. The Constitution of 1852 is
mainaped in all that is not contrary to the pre-
sent eAms-C onsultum."
ThePksdsnt has accepted the proposition for the
re esIablNment of the Empire. decree convoIes
the Frenclpeople on the 21st and 22d OF November,
to accept dreject the Piebecite. The Corps Legis
laive is mbked to Nov. 25lh
Letters titn Paris state thatshe opinion general
ly expi esseA relative 10 the Presidents message TO
the Senate, \ decidedly not favorable as that
which net th(celebrated speech at Bordeaux. Not
only the mateNcontained in it, but the style of the
document, is dkmed unsatisfactory.
new mlnisy has been formed at Turin, under
the Presidency dCamillus Coruna.
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common Council.

The Ordinance appointing Street Commissioner
was taken up, and after short discussion was passed.
yeas 10, nays7. The only important amendment to the
Bill as originally reported and published, that pro-
vding for the election of the Commits soner by joint
ballot The salary was finally fixed at $780, The
Ordinance. as amended and passed, was sent to the
Board Of Aldermen for concurrence
An order, passed some time since by the Aldermen,
relative to the price of lots in Hope Cemetery, was
taken up and passed as repoed the price to be S. to
$40, according to loca'ion. An amendment was adopt
Cd suhorizing the Committee on Shade Trees and pub
NJ to appraise the lots and record the same
III the Cemetery Book kept by The Treasurer. form
Deeu 70 De used in conveying the lots, was also
presented and approved.
MANY other unlmportant bills were disposed Of and
the Council adjourned two weeks
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Sf MAYOR and Aldermen.

II r
Y p-.,A MONDAY EVENING, Nov. y,
NO.. .ashnd Aldermen Gleason, Woodward,
/ The pe'ie
| ,..,n - I. ". L, Makepeace and Others, for
60, !, nj Pleasant and Fruit streets, was
CARED. Ni11ee on L'suuag o'ree's'
o,a, 60, Nor a representative to the Gen.
signed. Rrsd, and ne returns i""Ns w
| scbool,. Y Committee for building ne"
The lana AZ o'uS Worcester reported that part oil
~. "u oeeh So 80 0. which has been paid
49, "'ury' 10y IL piled to the completion oil
-. ~, y sa'u Com ee in lslaton TO said school
"a "' report was Npted, recommendation adopt
The decree laying out ,aten up.-
d. mat Oharl Street asdescIbed in SAID
decree, De accepted, apron 3 "a a. public
highway, and that the same\ ...d, - s,ch Sen
down. recorntu as SUN"
ayor submitted fornbf deed for eonveyan
u ,U's ~ nope Cemetery. Aptoyed and concurreJ''
Ane Clerk was ordered to isse warrants Tor a yos
s, 20 take place on the 18Th December, for the ''0h
OF City Officers.
Aid. Lamb introduced the followingnreambyn nd or
ger which were adopted:
Whereas the anny,nrio,;o, g.. ,,,., d Bridges,
for the current vear no. hon 70, nisnway5 in order
70 carry out the directions of The Cit.F Vefnment,
oriered, that the City Treasurer bs an zed TO Dor
row SO much as is necessary TO nav expenses, not
exceeding the sum of SIS, Goo Coucmi IN
Aid. Davis introduced bill and or amendatory Of
an order concernins warrau,s co m ngs, passed Oct.
ESD, ls4s. The bill was read fir. lme, ana was Or
dered TO second reading 1t wa eierred to the Com
mittee on Bills in the second re,lg, who reported it
correctly drawn. 1t had SEQ reading, was passed
10 be enrolled, and was sent dow,
The location of Chestnut street hs decreed and filed
n the City Clerks office.s
1t was ordered that the Comm on Highways be
ERECTED TO request the Boston Worcester, and Wor
ester Nashua Railroad, to tup Manchester street
such point as they may dfct, the undertaking to
lsposs of the water. Sent own.
In executive session. the eltion OF r ~ Moen, and
hers that the licenses hied to Apothecaries to sell
'rituous liquors be revoked, was laid on the table.
The Mayor authorised to grant tile nse Of the
'ty Hall to The LADIES' Missionaryssocety, free of
la-ge.
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MYSTERIOUS CIRCUMsrANcE.-lh ocp'eiiOoi'
1851, something more than year ago, two men
drove up in one horse wagon, to the ooor Oh pii
Joseph Miller, then residing about half mile
below West Alexander, on the National load IN
Ohio county. va, and asked Mr.. Miller TO taKe
charge of A trunk and box for few Gays, az .t,e
end of which time they would call for them Nl1
Miller consented, took them into his mousse anu
deposited them in place of security Inc men
never returned, and no application has since Oeeh
made by any one for the articles. r.
On Wednesday last, Mr. Miller called upon M
William Neil Mr. Perry Eskey, and Mr.. John
Brotherton, his neighbors, and requested them
70 omen the trunk and box, and ascertain their
coatents They did so, and found the trunk 10
contain shirts pants, hat, and sundry other ar
ticles of wearing apparel; also bloody snn'' III
which was wrapped up new Ratchet OF the larg
est size, also bearing marks OF blood IN we
box were set of pedler's harness, and other arti
Giles. In the trunk was found pocket-booS CON
tanning paper, upon which was the name OF John
M. Zimmerman, and itis supposed that the truhh
was the property of man OF that name
1t is in the recollection of our citizens, that
about that time pedler of the name OF Almmer-
man. was found murdered in some one OF the
Western counties-not now recollected wheTe'
but thought to have been in Greene county we
ourself have an indistinct recollection OF, an oc-
currence of the kind but cannot now locate Tue
tragedy. We publish this statement, in the nope
that it may lead to the development OF all the
circumstances attending this mysterious affair.
This property is undoubtedly that OF murdered
man. Washington (Pa.) Repa66c-
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CONCLUSION oFTHE CoRoNER's INQUEST
The inquest on the'odies Of William O'Keaf Thorn
as Downes, James Fitz Patrick, and Bucklin j.
Bushee, who wereIuiocated during the late burning
at the House Of CtectIon, was concluded, after a
long and careful ELIMINATION, on the morning Of
Tuesday, 23d insg The jury returned the follow
ing verdict, TO w
"That WilIial Keaf, Thomas Downes, James
Fitz Patrick, al bucKlin j. Bushee, came to their
deaths BY sufle tion, on the night of the 2lst, or
morning ofihRd inst, caused by the burning of
the cold air Ii constructed Of wood, and extending
from an apeTe in the outside wall, 10 the hot air
chamber Of OF the furnaces, in the basement of
the Worcef County House Of Correction, which
fire thew I'VE 10 have been communicated from
one Of n fnaces, o. from fue leading from one
&c the (ut PES, and opening into said co d air box
TbouI he said cold air box may have been con-
structed the usual manner, the jurors still deem
!, unsuYe for building intended to be Ere proof.
Tbe is further say that they cannot discover
from Jevidence that there has been produced be-
fare u, that the fire was caused by any neglect
or eIessnes ON the part Of the jailor or his asss-
TAM 49,
ALPHEUs MERRIFIELD
GEO. w. WHEELER
PLINY p. NICHOLS
OZlUs HUDSON
LUTHER SLATER.
yoNTHAE DAY, Coroner.
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mno nen,h az thn Roses.

:, The las Rose q Summer has faded Ills true
But i,s fragrance and beauty viii rot forset-6
THEY'LL live IN our souls all the long winter ihrG1,
Like a twiligh TINT marks where the snhhas "
Our friends, too will fade, and as certainly idsb
A. M roses thai wjther IN Auiumn's cold bI WI
Then lei us secure of the worshipped ones,fii,
That science can save from the ruins Of d ~
ADAMS, Iss Main street, has A. 2 ppa ,,'ia
expressly Tor copying Dagucrfuoypes FlIn y " iY
lnres If medium size can be enlarged 70 whoie pipV
size Mourning fancy nno common styles o: Cases Si
every description, for sale. The eyqusle oEA h1h
PICTURE Also, the 5teIeoscope, BON ~ "I'o W
were first Introduced by ADA MS TO .e ov'
Worcester are daily made with peaniy ana hH'si "h
equalled IN &; .lopdy as
BY his light, pictures m de as wen IN c'ou'y 40
fair weather, except of Chi lren. ,,n.1 o,,a,d-
The high premium, SILVER MSpAh 49, ~,
ca 10 nm AZ eOe' f"'' u dit
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MORE GOLD DISCOVERIES. --To,onto, Nov.
l6.-Tbe rumor Of GOLD discoveries comes unoo ma
from new quarter. II seems that the precious
metal is not confined to Lower Canada, but is 10 be
found also in Upper. The locality Of the newly
announced discoveries is the township OF Artemisa,
about ihrty-fve miles south of Owen Sound. The
intelligence which reaches us through the Owen
Sound Cornet Is rather vague. That paper Of the
ON, which has been ten days its travels to To.
rohto, says; inns morning We were all taken by
surprise by report inst from the disgnes thai 150
men are at work in the gold mines OF Artemisa.
about 30 miles from good old town. The mes
senser who has brought specimen of the ore saws.
that most Of he people on the new line are hasten.
ing to the scene Of action. Report also saws that
they have had row there aheady, which has re.
suited IN one man being killed or nearly so.
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THE LONDON AND THE ENe1,su Nom, =

HE LONDON AND THE ENGLISH NoBlLITIFs.
An English correspondent of New York paper
mentions an instance of the careful provision which
charaaeterzes the management of the Lonon
Times, that It's long memoir Of The Duke of Well.
lngon had been prepared six years previously to be
IN readiness when that event occurred 1t is under.
STOOD TO nave been written by MIR Dodd, the we'll
known compiler uf parliamentary annuarv who m.
der'akes the obituary department OF the Times. Tn
the Pigeon holes of the Times office there are said
to be memoirs of all the leading personaees of The
DAY, whose advanced age rend, red their demise At
a :, probable, and TO such men as Lyudhurst and
brougham, and others. whose span OF existence IS
wen nigh spent, it m st be curious reflection thar
this world are already preparedness }laaa,,re from
up Lord Broug ham had his treat some years ago
upon false Of his death in the papers which
followed up by choice biographical notice, ac.
companied by some remarks If kind not altogether
hatering to his ordsaip.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-24

LORD ELDoN's FATHER Alter the death Of
his first lady, he rose morning with the whimsi-
cal resolution of marrying any Of his maids who
should first appear on ringing the bell He rang,
and the chambermaid came mp, to whom he abrupt
y said: "Get yourself ready. and go with me and
get married. The silly girl treating the matter
joke, refused and withdrew. He rang the bell the
second time, when the cook maid appeared, To whom
he said; swell, my girl, intend this day to make
you my wife; go and dress yourself in the best you
have, and order the coach to be ready Immediately
She took him at his word, dressed herself, and,
coming down stairs. was met by the silly chamber
maid, who asked her where she going! She
answered; "Abroad; have my masters leave,'-
She had scarcely uttered these words, when her
master came down and took her by the hand 10 the
coach, which drove to ST. Bctens Church, where
they were married. Lines Of the Chaaceliors.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-24

COMING EvErrS The National Era thus
up the present and ifure Of the incoming admins
trali0n:-
"The Democrats have achieved a great victory,
and the whole world Of progress now lies open be-
fore hem. The party made up OF discordant ma
terials. Barnburners, Slavery Propagandists, Dis.
unionists, Compromises, Hunkers, and Progress
sIyes, have united in supporting one man for the
Presidency, but will hardly unite upon any great
question likely TO come up for consideration Al
ready, the extreme of the South are counting
up their gains Texas is to be up into four slave
States; the attempt TO divide California is to be re-
Dewed; Cuba is to be annexed and, as compensation
to the North, the Sandwich Islands are be taken
under our protection. The fox has already got his
foot in Hayi, aud the gradual absorption of Mexico
is a question Of time. The Northern Democrats
ill California was recognized free Stale, wrest"
ing from Slavery the spos 1t had aimed al, are now
The supporters Of General Pierce, and they claim
voice in the councils Of the Administration they
have broue hit INTO power. How will their claim be
regarded hy those Of their Southern allies who look
to Pierce as the instrument of their gigantic schemes
Of Slave Empire? The future is pregnant with
slre General Pierce may calculate on anything
but tranquil administration.
rERs The following q SfcFIu9ht actually occurred
in this city recently;
young man about % years old, from Column
bia, in Morris county, was at the corner Of Green
and Liberty streets, with load of potatoes,
which he was selling. Some of the bystanders
were remarking upon the Wing defeat, and the
election generally, when their conversation caught
the ear of the countryman, and he inquired with
earnestness what haa been going on. He was
informed that an election had taken place, and
Gen. Pierce had been elected President
Why, said the youth, what did they do that
for thought we had President now
The amusement created by the guileless igno-
rance of the uninformed youth may be imagined
-Nescarh Daily Adre,tiUer.
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Myers Extract of Rock Rose.

ROCK Rose, the principal ingredient in this valuable
eNche' mas long been known to physicians and Others
IN New Haven and vicinity as one of the best ntera
yes IN the vegetable kingdom superior to the fer and
widely known salsaparlla. Myers COMPOUND Extract,
one Oh lhe incest and most scientific preparations in the
country, has been tried and fonnd successful in The
OF many diseases that have balrd the skill of some OF
me Irst Physicians of our land. Afier the prncpal
mecnes OF the day have Jailed, scrofula that dread
ful disease, which shows itself in 80 msnv fr u
quickly ana permanent cured. BY purify ing the hole
system, it gives TO the patient healthy appearance
and good splits ffe'i'"0o'
Myers Extract of Rock Rose for sale h., C.ld,o,, =
H!il and e. H. Marsh. retail Agents James Green. and
Lewis l. Lazeil, wholesale and retail Agents and Drno
gsts genei ally, Where pamphlets, &c., may be had gratis
hoNzo dTnM Than
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CoTroK OIL.--M. Zucch, a chemist in the ser.
vice of the Viceroy Of Egypt, has discovered the
Of clarifying the oil extracted FROM the seeds
Of cotton, aad rendering it fit for the Of manufg
turers Some competen. persons have declared Tie
oil TO he equal to that ot sentvG right Of clari
seTns the cotton oil for ten years Egypt
produces annually, 100000 ardepy, (lhe aritp is
rather more than | English bushels.) OF cotton
grain Abou, one-third Of that quantity is used as
fuel by the Fellahs, and in heating steam boers--
The rest, il iscalculated, may be made to yield 49,.
900 qnnlals Of clarified oil, the quintal is 22O 2
pounds.
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speculation.


The New York Doughfaces and Flunkes have
raised $5,24O for Lennon, the Shareholder who
brought his slaves to New York, on their way 10
Texas, and thus made them free. The New YORK
Tribune says this is than they would have
brought in any slave mart i'll the world,and that Mr..
and Mrs. Lennon are at least $4,000 richer by the
operationii But, while these apologies Tor men
thus open their purses to the slave holder, what DO
they do for the poor ignorant and destitute beings,
WAC, though, in recovering their liberty, have gain
ed great boon, are yet in needy and comparative
~ helpless situation! We do not hear. that, Tor
thenn--for those who have been made thus poor, g-
noran., destitute, and helpless, by the accursed sys'
TEN from which they have been released, these gen.
erous souls have not given the first tarthing oh,no!
their sympathies moi for the poor downtrodden'
and oppressed, but for the opFressor.
In view Of the thriving speculation which these
southerners made Out Of their northern funkies, the
Tribune has the following notice.
To SOUTHERN DEALERS. Your attention is
respectfully invited TO the advantages this market
offers for the sale OF your human property. Most
other kinds Of merchandise aud cattle may be more
nroftabiv disposed Of elsewhere, but for "niggeis
there il no place like New York. It's astonishing,
the greenness of the New Workers in this branch Of
trade. You can get full price and over, for women
Youngsters and babies that arn't worth half price
where people buy niggers to work EN- On SIX or
eight head, you may clear as much as $2,OOO. All
YOU have 10 do is 10 let your goods run away and
catch them here or Use bring them yourselsaH an
the way TO Texas. Either method will POW quo
ceesfu ana fetch the cash, ~
NIB. This mode Of selling don't hnrt the (on"
science. You give the poor devils their fr5romi'
deserve well Of Heaven, and DON'T lose cenf'
This is a great advantage.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-24

ID Enormous prices are asked for rooms and
seats TO see the funeral procession Of the Duke of
Wellington. Near Temple Bar, the following prices
prevail: East of Temple Bar-First floors, so 10 go
guineas; second floors, 30 10 40 guineas; third
floors 10 to 20 guneas shop sittings, varying from
to guineas West Of Temple Bar-FirsI floors.
35 to 40 suineas; second floors, 20 TO IS guineas
third foors, 10 to 20 guineas shop seats, from TO
Sguineas In the Strand, for an attic room, 30
guineas.
"a They-are coming at the Philadelphia mint
ambition and half of thee cent pieces per month.
There are now over four millions of them in cir
cuation.
q The political campaign just closed in New
York, has been characterized by boiling and
disregard OF party ties beyond that of any former
period There were etyht independent candidates
for Congress, three of whom were elected A sign
that, worth knowing
Sg Irelapd has GO agricultural schools; Rus
sla has 10 France Is; Bavaria 50 Austria 80;
Prussia %; Belgium 100. There are numerous
others in different pats of Europe.