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GENUINE COD LIVER OLE,
Burnett's Pure Cod Liver Oil.


V"FOIH ''''NIHB V''OIo1FOJ u
this simple remedy in removing
Coughs, Influenza, Bronchitis,
and other irritating diseases OF the throat and lungs
IL Is important only that the oil should be pure, but
thai Il should be PREPARED from none but fresh and
healthy livers % that which is stale mpute Is not
only worthless and highly injurious troubling the d.
gestve organs aud derangng the whole vital economy
odor but slightly colored aud scarcely dstateu. of
this nature the advertiser arrants the OIL offered by
him. JOSEPH BURNETT,
o22 d2aw3t % fremont Row.
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WARRANTED PURE
COD LIV Err OIL.
JOSEPH BUasNETB',
APoTHECARY,

APoTHECARX,
No. 80 fremont Row, Boston.
OFFERS to the public this valuable remedy fIr Con
, sumptiye ScrOfhous, and Rheumatic Affections,
Ia the state of the greatest possible pnrity,it being
prepared by himself from FRESH LIVERS of
NONE BUT HEALTHY COD.
OF the value this Oil, the affections above named
Ii almost superhuous TO speak ut this time when its
merits acknowledged by the eminent of the
Medical Faculty and its adoption in their practice has
becUmc almost universal,
DR.. ]. b. c. WILLIAMS, of London, after prescrib-
ing in
400 Cases of Consumption
Tin 234 of which he preserved full noe) states in the
London Journal Of Medicine tAs the result al expert
ence confirmed by a rational consideration of It's mode
of action, the Pnre Fresh OIL from the Liver of the
Cod, is beneficial in the treatment of Pulmonary
Consumption, than any other gtn--medicinal, die.
tic, or regimenal,-ihat has yet been employ ed"
The public should be cautioned that, in consequence
of the high reputation deservedly enjoyed by the
GENUINE COD LIVER OIL,
many unprinc pled persons imposing upon the pub
lie worthless article prepared from common Whale
Seal Oil, that OF other fish beached resemble
in appearance the Oil Of Gods Liver
An impure OH, or that prepared from stale dis
eased vers, may be productive OF deeterious conse
quences causing sggravauoR Of disease arrangement
OF the digestive economy, &C. &c II is Of the utmost
Importance that the article should be not only Cod
Liver oil, but prepared from FIR ESD and HEALTHY
LlVERS; and Of this nAture the advertiser warrants
the article Offered by him especially worthy the at.
tenton of medical and Others Who suffer IRON the
diseases above specified
For sale by all the principal dealers in New England.
Orders by all or Express promptly answered.
o22 d2iwst
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A Wet Nurse

Can be had application to the Intelligence Office,
239 lain ST., up stairs.
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Goddard d. 9wichelps Quad,ilIe Band
are prepared TO furnish Music all occasions.
Apply to N. z. GODDARD, Mnlbury street.
r. w. WICHEbL Fruit street.
&. ii LORING's Music Store, 2J3 Main st.
q Itf
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An American Girl

Wishes tu get place to do Housewor6, for her board
in small family, in the north central part Of the
city. Apply as above
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TO RENT.

- nice convenient upper Tenement, for small
ksSR family, situated few rods out OF Chestnut st..
dEssA Inquire OF j. L. HOOD, at the City Commission
ore, No. Pearl ST. Gle dtf
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WM. =. BARTON


ATTORNEY q COUNSELL0R AT Law
No. 2O6 Main Street, Worcester, Mass.
maya DIFF
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- X. clark, VI. d. HOMGPATHIc PHYSICIAN
NO; Walnut Street. Office hours from 6 to ga NJ.
and from to SF.M.
Worcester, ian LIST 1851. ianIt
Cutch.-4UOO lbs. of Clutch, tor sale by G. s e. "
]. HOWE. ~ ar
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A. d 1853.
MICHAEL. McGRATH. Plain if,
DEARBORN S. MOODY, Defendant.
N an action of contract, for the recovery of the
amount of certain for the sum of SIXTY
four dollars, copy of whcn annexed 10 the Plain
ifs witt, as appears by the writ in this action. And
now it appearing to sand Court, that said Defendant
the time of the service Of the writ, not nhabi
can't OF, resident in this Commonwealth, Ordered,
That notice be given said Defendant to appear at
nad COOrt IT, be holden in the city of Worcester alOro
said, on SATURDAY, the twenty ninth day of October
current, or his default will be recorded, and Judgment
rendered against him. and that said notice he given by
Publishing an aested copy of this order, in
paper, printed ia said city of Worcester three days
nuccessvey the last publication be days before
the sitting of said Court.
Attest: WIN. N. GREEN,
Justice Police Court OF Worcester.
Copy, Attest. VIM, N. GREEN,
o2O d3t Justice Police Court Of Worco ster.
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DEATHS,

In East Brookdeld, Oct. 6, Mrs Augusta II Warren,
wife of Mt Leonard Warren, aged 80.
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To Gentlemen and Laifcs

G nlemen wishing well Shirts, posoms and
Collars. can ear Of LsCes. Hccu toned to rice sewing
on application TO tine INTELLIGENCE OFFICE 233
Main st. Ladies who have nice sc " TO do can also
be accommodated. 50 div
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Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.
MICHAEL McGRATH. PIain if,
DEARBORN 5. MOODY. Defendant.

WORCESTER, Police Court, of the City of Worces
ter, in said County of Worcester, October 9Th
B A. ID 1853.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Worcester Dramatic Museum.

Worcester Dramatic Museum.
srtGE NAM eER..-.........J. &. CARTLITCH
IN SATURDAY Afternoon, Oct P2l. 1854. viii he
acted 18th time the Grad Romantic Fairy Speca-
Gle, tnIill,
CHERRY IND FATR-STAR
In the course of the Spectacle variety of Beauti
iul Singing and Dancing and all the Original Vocal
Music
TO conclude, ed time with an entirely New Farce,
entitled
never acted here, entitled
My Young Wife and Old Umbrella.
Gregory Grigge.. Soften Parry,
% Full particulars. see Bills of the day
% Price of Admission rarquettc rs Cents Fam
lily Circle l2J els; Gallery, l25 cts.
Perf0' nance TO commence al O'Clock.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE AMERICA AT HALIFAX.
One Week Later from Europe.
Advance in Breadstuffs.
HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM THE EAST.


HALIFAX, Dec. 22-The Cunard steamer Amer
lea has arrived. Her adyices are to the 10Th of
December. The Pacific arrived out on the It'll, al d
the Hermann sailed from Southampton on the
same day.
The barber of Bremerhaven was closed with
ice
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Licerpool, Dec. 10-Cotton unchanged. Sales
Of the week 1900 bales.
Flour advanced Is. to Is. cd.
Wheat advanced 81. to Id.
Corn quiet, but firm at former quotations.
Baltimore Flour 36s. Cd; Western Canal, 35s
Cd White Wheat 90. 3D. to los. 4d.; White Corn
ass. Yellow 4is
Consols are quoted at o5.
THE WAR ON THE DANUBE.
The -Four Powers had renewed their efforts in fa-
vor ofpeace, and had recognized, bya formal pro-
tocoi, the importance Of the present territorial ar
rangernent to Europe. The new Conference is
open to representatives from Russia and Turkey.
The proposition Of settlement is uufayorably re-
ceived by the liberal press.
Advices from Bucharest to the 18th, and from Kal-
afat to the Sd, bring nothing in regard to the
progress of the war.
Abbas pasha had invaded Georgia.
The port of Odessa was frozen up.
Two companies of the Wallachian militia had de-
serted and joined the army of Omer Pasha
The small Turkish steamer Mediah had been
captured by Russian frigate, and afterwards re-
captured by Turkish frigate.
The Porte had refused the proposition of Eng
land for an armistice of one month"; in consequence
of which, the English minister had long audience
with the Sultan, which followed by an extra
ordinary meeting of the Divan.
At an entertainment on board the Turkish flag
ship, Lord Stratford de Radcliffe made speech in
which he coupled the promised aid of England
with strong desires for peace. In reply, it was
stated that Turkey also desired peace, but not on
dishonorable terms.
BRILLIANT VICTORIES OF THE TURKS IN ASIA.
The Turkish victories in Asia continued. The
Russians after three bloody engagements, had been
driven from their positions.
Selim Pasha had taken the fortresses of Saffa and
Aknistan by assault. The Russians attacked the
entrenched camps at Bayazid, but were repulsed
In their attempt TO take fort St Nicholas the Rus
slams also failed.
An engagement of magnitude took place near
Oreska, on the lth. The Russians were defeated,
and fed, leaving many dead and " ounded on the
field
The Turks also captured Okhatzkh in Georgia,
The Russians We're so hard pushed that 900
additional troops had been sent to their relief
OPERATIONS OK THE DAxUBE, &c.
The Turks were terrifying Kalafat. The Turkish
fleet after cruising in the Black Sea- had returned
to tee Bssphorus.
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VIRGINIA:-Ata Circuit Court of the


County of Henrico, held at the State Court
House, in the city of Richmond, Tuesday, No
8th 1853
Charles c. Hudson in his own right as well as admin
lstrator de bOnis with the will annexed of Bar
rett Price deceased, and as administrator of VIM
Is Price, the elder OF the said Barrett Price,
deceased, Pitts,
against
John Weatherford and Mary E., his wife, Edwin
Hudson, John T. Hudson, Christopher Hudson,
Joseph Bernard and Catharine f., his wife, Robert
+. Redtord, John Bowles, husband of Martha
Bowles, decd, Edwin N. NUckols and Sally, his
wife, Indiana Bowles, infant, Alexander B.
administrator OF Sarah Redford, decd, William
Barrett Price in his own right ana as executor of
Elizabeth Rutherford, decd John A. H Rnther-
ertord, ST.. Patrick IL. Hart aud Maria Louisa his
wife, Thomas z. August, committee of John 4. Ii.
r. Arms-ead, Judith Nj Annstead, Louisa Arm
stead, Virginia Arustead and WIN. Is ArInstead,
infants under the age Of tWeuty-One years, Thos.
ArmsEead, husband of A bany Arnlstead dec d..
James Neal. husband of Catharue Neal, decd,
Munttord i. Hurt and Ann Eliza, his wife, Chap
paI Il. Averrett and Mary c., his wife, Alexander
Il. Neal, the unknown personal representatives of
James Ialiaerro and Paisley Ia iaftTrO aud Judith
Price I}cfts
In this cause the Court doth adiudge order aid de-
cree, that OF the commissioners OF this Court 90
proceed at such time he shall appoint and speed
lily may be- to and settle accounts OF the
comp laEants i'll respect of the monies received by
him from the proceeds Of the sales Of the slaves OF
Barrett Price deceased, and to apporon the same
among The parties entitled thereto according to their
respective interest therein.
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EDhER TSS

WAsHINGToN, Dec. p. In the SENATE, Mr.
Hamlin introduced bin to establish line OF tele-
graph from Mississippi to the Pacific.
The joint resolution to confer the rank Of Breyet
BEigadier General i'll the army was warmly deba-
ted by Messrs. Cass, Mason Badger, Shields and
Seward in favor, and Messrs. Adams, Walker,
Douglas and Petit in the negative and was finally
ordered to be engrossed by vote OF 80 y.
In the HOUSE, the credentials of Mr. Johnson
delegate from Nebraska territory, were presented
Mr. Disney introduced the French Spoliation bill.
Mr., Miller introduced bill to organize the ter
ritorial government Of Nebraska.
There had been no movement of Importance on
the Danube. The Turks were elated 20 the highest
pitch, and regularly supplied the army with an
abundance ofprovisions.
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COTTON FACTORY BURNT.

The Fredericksburg Cotton Factory was destroy
Cd ty tire on Monday evening last embracing tie
building and machinery, in one general couGaaca-
ton. The alarm was given at half past eight
o'clock. Its believed the fire must have originated
III the engine room. which had been LETT by the
"orkmen ou'y short time before.
The large and valuable stock OF machinery, cost
ing not less than $4,000 was injured beyond all
remedy, and VIII prove 4 total loss The building
occuplad by the operatives, well az that in the
rear, the engine room. were soon scaLhed bv the
Hary element. and nothing stands to attest their
previous existence save the charrcd walls
Luckily the yyiud was from lle West. and served
10 ward o1tae flame from tue long office connect
Cd with the establishments il still stands 50 that all
Ae books and papers OF Mesars =. e. J. w sIuueh-
Ter are safe.
The total loss Is estimated at soma $4,000. On
Talc4 there Is an insurance 0t 5l25JO.
Ihe MessrF. @laug hCer are OF The most enteTpris-
lag and business Ike III our community and the
calamity that has oyertaken them viii bat serve to
develop stl! farther the vast resources Of deter
mined wills
4 large number a operatives. male and female
have IOsttle means OF subsistence. aud 10 thCmthe
Toss is a most serious enc. We hope that some
suggestions for their relief may NOT only be made
but that they shall be placed il situation to earn
livelihood.
This is the third time that fires have destroyed
buildings on the Factory site, and it would seem as
through the a.Cs had Issued their decree against It's
occupancy.
Theloss Of Mcssrs Slaughter viii be about FIVE
thousand and I've huudrcsd dollars beyond the in
Eurauce.-EreGerichs5a Herah.
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
C0NTIKIED RAILROAD RIoTs.-B RIDGE
HrRNT-MORE TROUBLE EXpECrEn

ERIE. Dec 2l--Riotine and outlaw still continue
on the Erie Railroad. The people again turned
out last evening and set ire to the bridge across
Harbor Greek It was totally destroyed. They al
40 threatened 10 tear up the railroad track. Much
excitemont prevails. The United States Marshal
was 60 serve notice to-dsy, warning the people TO
desist further rnoles;a}i9u OF the route.
tsECoND DESPATCH
ERIE. Dec 3l.--A large body of men, headed by
the mayor ana high constable, are engaged in re-
moving the track at the street crossings Bells ave
rngiag and cannon firing. The citizens of Fair
bgld are about denolishiag tie track ia that vii
}aCe.
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VALUABLE FARM on THE WEST

HAM PLANK ROAD, TOGETHER WITH
THE CROPS, STOCK, &C, AT AUCTION.-On
WEDNESDAY, 18th December, at Il O'Clock, 4. NJ.
win be sold the farm situated at the forks of the
Plank Roak between four and five miles from the city
containing l45 acres about half cleared the mai
DER well wooded. The land lies beautifully. is
ceptibe Of easy improvement, and well adapted for
the culture of corn, wheat, &c. The Improvements
consist oftwo dwellings barn, &c. In the hands ola
ski!itul manager this might be made OF the most
productive ana beautiful farms the city, possess
sing as It does advantages OF location water
Fiety OF soil &C. The owner is induced to offer this
farm for safe solely account his having purchased
a farm 10 Surry.
After the sale of this farm will be sold lumber of
line mules, portion very superior, cows 80 to ZOE
bbs corn lot shucks top ana blade fodder, 80 cords
wood, ready cut, &C.
TERms-For the land, cash, balance at 6, Il and IS
months carrying intesest and secured by trust deed
For the crops, &c months credit for approved
gotable notes, with interest added, for all
$50; under that amount cash
Should it be desired, the farm may be treated for
privately before the day ofsae.
de 10 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
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LATEK 49, TENAs

NEW ORLEANS, Dec n --Da;cs from Austin 70
04c lJ-a, bring nothing 81 Importance. The hill to
Incorporate tie Mississippi aud Pacific Railroad
Company passed the Senate, and will probably
pass the House.
The Empire CRY has arrived al the Balize, and
viii he up this evening
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BOSTON POLITICS

AoSfoN, Dec. 2l.-Ihe wings are exceedingly
troubled 70 ind a candidate Tor raayor. in olace 1
Ar. ~eaycr, wac declines 10 run. The nominating
committee hold long session last night in which
t~o distinguished citizens we're nominated but
ihey refused to accept
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December 10th, 1888.
GoDDIN 4 APPERsoN, Auctioneers deI0-dtd
NJ W. NELSON, Merchant Tailor, and

n W. NELSON, Merchant Tailor, and
~ Dealer in Fashionable Ready-Made CLOTH
ing, l35 Broad street. Richmond, keeps constantly on
MEMS READY MADE CLOTHING of every de-
scription. Also, beautiful assortment of Cloths
CassimeEes and Nestipgs, which will be made up to
order on the shortest notice and the most accom-
modatlng terms, and in manner which cannot be
surpassed by any other establishment in the CITY,
CItzsns AID strangers are respectfully invited CALI
satisfaction.
All kinds of CUTTING done and warranted to fit
at reduced price. oc SIM
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SAILING OF THE NIAGARA

BosroN, Dec. 2l.-Thc steamer Niagara sailed
To-Day for Liverpool. Shetook out 80 passengers
amongst whom Is Sir. Robert uutchins0n bearer OF
dispatches, and about $4,000 in specie.
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PROBABLE MURDER

NEW BEDFORD, Dec. 2I-Rev Mr. Gardner. q
baptIs; clergyman, disappeared last Thursday and
has not been heard Of since. Foul play i suspect
81, and the Mayor has offered a reward of $500.
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LAUNCH or A CANTON SIM

BosToS. Dec, 2).-Thc Canton snip Challenge
"as launched yesterday. An immense number OF
persons assembled TO witness the launch
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
81 JAMES ". TAYLOR.
uCTIoN sAl-l-11F HEIFERs


A UCTION SALE--UF III Il / f E r S j,
AYEARLINGs, HOGS AND FARMING UTEE
siLs, AT ROSE MEATH FARM. The under
sigaed with the view of reducing his stock of Cattle
&c, viii sell at auction on FRIDAY, 3gth Deem
Der. at Roe Meath Farm, mile west of the city,
at Ill o'clock, A. NJ, about 20 head of HOGS, 9
WARNINGS, HEIFERS, &c., several Of which
took premiums at the State Fair, Wheat-thresher,
horsepower &c, end sundry other Farming Uten-
ss. Sale positive and without .eserve by
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR. Auct.
TERMs.-Four months credit for over $50,
for approved notes; under thar amount cash
de 20 LEWIS d. GRENSHAW4
1 AND IN HANOVER, TWO MILES
~ FROM SLASH COTTAGE, FOR 6ALE--I
otter for sale tract of LAND, containing 2754 acres
lying in Hanover county, the road leading ro m In
dependence Meeting House to Hanover Court House,
and adjoining the lands of Messrs. Davis. White,
Cross TompAins aud DR. Jones. This Land ia for the
most part covered with heavy growth of oak and
pine timber, and being convenient to the railroad
affords fine opening to those disposed to engage in
timber and wood getting small portion is cleared
and improved, by small dwelling and other houses
plat of the Land may be at my office.
If net sold privately before tn thursday. 9th De-
cember, It Will that day, be sold auction, upon
the premises. commencing ct II O'Clock, A NJ.
Terms will be made liberal.
de 10 las NJ TAYLOR Auctr
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VIRGINIA MAGIC WASHING FLU

u lkGtN1A MAGIC WASHING FLU
ID.--Haye you ever used this celebrated Wash
ing Fluid If you have not and wish keep 'ahead"
by econoTsing your time, labor and money and sa-
wing the and tear of your clothes by doing away
with hard rubbing of them washing boards try Ut
once some of this popular washing fluid. 1t requres
only one gill to do ordinary washing in less than
two hours 1t sotens and removes the dirt, leaving
the articles of the brilliant Wilderness without
injury TO the finest fabric. Price, so gallon
or % cents quart bottle. Prepared only by
(. j. PICOT CO.,
no ID Druggists.
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THE MARKETS

BALTIMORE, Dee. 22,-Nothiag has been done in
this or the New York market since the steamers
news Breadstutfs steady.
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BURNING OF THE ROCKLAND MILLS.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Dec. 22.-The Rocklsnd Mills,
at Scituate Rhode Island, were burnt this morning
Loss estimated at $1,000, which is covered by insu.
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CINCINNATI, Dee. ga boiler Of the steamer
Zachary Taylor, exploded near this city today
Three persons We're killed and ten badly sealael
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w ANIED.-A gentleman, who is well
v recommended rs an experienced teacher de-
sifes situation ASSISTANT TEACHER in an
esiRbiehed school. Address j. A. b., Richmond, Va.
de zn--d2tcEt~
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N PHILADELPHIA AND PROBABLE
Loss OLLIE.

PHILADELPHIA Dec. 22-Thc stores of kon and
Fritz, in Third street. were destroyed by fire last
night. During the progress of the confaeratun
the floors fell and buried six ren1en in the ruins
Four were rescued without having sustained much
injury but the other still remain and are pro-
badly dead Apoliceman, in endeavoring to escape
from the falling tinlbers, caught by the legs and
so badly hurt that amputation became necessary.
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de 2l-8t Richmond. Va
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| Wv ANIED-A situation as GARDENER
~, or ovERsEER, by of good experience.
/ apply al this office. de x3-3te
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"a IIUATlON WANTED-Ay young man,
~ resident of lhis city, who has had three or tour
years experience in The mercantile business and who
can influence enough trade TO pay his salary, is de-
slT6us to obtain situation either salesman
slstant clerk established Grocery or Com
mission Store. The best city aud country references
given.
address "B.," box I26. Post Office. de I7--Gt%