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ASEcpoTE or THE PREsDEsT-A correspondent of
The Boston Journal relates the annexed incident honor
able alike 10 the Presidents judgment and feelings An.
ecdoes not always founded fact bu, this be moi,
true very like the truth and from what we have con.
ceved oil the Presidents character should not ques.
ton it's ,Iu,h-Nat INT
few days the President appointed an ndivid-
ual TO responsible and lucrative office in distant part
OF The country, the Recommendation of two United
States senator's, and the Senate confirmed the appoints
ment This gratifying event produced an exhiliratng
effect upon the successful applicant for Office who 90 far
forgot himself 10 indulge in glorious ioi6catian
As he was lodging in fashionable hotel, his dgraceful
conduct become known, and was freely commented on
indeed, II became the town talk The senators who
had recommended him TO the favor OF the President hn-
ing that he had disgraced himself and wa. unworthy of
confidence, waited upon the President stated the facts
and asked Tor his removal from Office. Gentlemen :
SAID the President, reply, this gentleman was nom-
mated by me your recommendation and a, your sol
citation TO an office under The government and The nom
nation was confirmed by the Senate. You now say that
ms habits are Incorporate, and that he is unworthy OF the
SITUATION But were to remove him now, The cosse
quence would be inevitable ruin 10 him The shame
and disappointment attending bis dismissal from office
under such circumstances would lead him find solace
N the intoxicating bowl and he would become con,
hrmed inebrae whereas If this Is repeated
10 him, he may, and probably will reform and become
sober and exemplary citizen | shall not remove him
from office for this o6ence but the, as u has beeh inc
hrs 20 u viii be the last time can forgive Nun
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TOR CUILDHEN.-We have now complete assort,en,
Il of chiiden's hosiery and gloves
rs dozen hose for children All sizes and numbers
do cotton and f.isIe gloves FOR children
- do silk gloves for children
With small patterns OF various styles OF dress goods
children and misses
pieces styles small checks and stripes suitable for
Knowing dcuy procure the above goods taken
for boys misses oidren
wear think give satisfaction.
VERIFY, TEBBs, VERIFY,
Avenue House, corner Of 9Th street and Pa avenue.
hpri 23-dlm
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UMBER, cbeepThe subscribers having cur.
tail their wharf ROOM have quantity Of o from ~ to9a
together with and "a oak, which
for early, the Of
would call those indebted and set,c
funds much wanted Donts
he able attend you be under ,hs
necessity Of putting some Of in ohcer
not settled y
r. NJ. PEARSON CO.
Ap0-yseon Corner Of 7th street and The Canal,
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A srORE TO be taken down and nil tho goods A
II contains TO be sold Tor cshThe
occupy having kindly consented build
place) and with ali the
provements shall be compelled few
while being
have determined se of entire stock nj
rather than pack Them until In house.
Our stock consists all kinds The
choice and select foreign and domestic dry good, all depart
mens all OF which IL
We commence today and offer article
will be asked and less will be taken II Is obvious
charge goods goods sold
leave the without being paid for cy viii be charged for
rates.
We deem merely requisite those indebted
tina, and doubt not will
the utmost pleasure pay their bills al once
PERRY h BROTHER,
Apo--dlm Opposite Centre Market
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This gives average per bale Of $40 o. The whole
number OF bales exported out Of the crop OF the previous
season. from the Uned States 2,iil 900 bales and
the custom house value Of cotton exported for the com
mercal year ending Isl July last SS7,965732,
average OF S3l 30 the bale This data, though not strictly
reliable, will enable commercial men TO arrive al some
thing like correct estimate OF The increased export worth
OF this great staple the present and TO calculate lis
influence counterbaance, part to the excess IN the
import trade which il is almost inevitable. will be
large for the current year
The total exports of cotton OF the present crop
reach 73G 600 bales against $4,000 bales 10 the
period last year. The from New Orleans alone is
las, 900 bales the decrease al all other ports together
80 900; leaving net thus far OF 10000 bales
and OF course in heavy or Gulf bales.
The Of 100 900 bale. $40 67...... $3.50 400
Estimated difference In value September April
II to this large add lbe difference in value OF
third the crop yet 10 go forward, and the whole value
of further increase OF $4,000 bales which the foreign
export will probably REACH the result arrived AT would
be that 2056 $50 will be added 10 the official table of
the cotton export to The close of the From the
present appearance Of prices, deem this estimate rather
below than above the mark.
We turn for monen, TO the exports OF breadstufs
The in bulk is very considerable since September
but values count slowly, both grain and -four and
the whole difference il not equal 10 the average import
trade at the single port OF New York Tor week, The
figures are
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The senate of Wisconsin has defeated the b ior 'he
abolition of capital punishment after i bad paced me
assembly.
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Cotton and Grain,

correspondent at New Orleans sends us the following
custom house figures n regard TO the foreign shipments
of cotton from that port for the months Of January and
February OF the present year:
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Ey GREEN q sCorr. Auotioneer..

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AND IMPROVEMENTS, ON
Missouri aucton.on Tuesday, Goth
SELL premises O'Clock, and Immediately
the sale OF the Adehi House, handsome building let
being of lot No o.
81 II inches running
i27 between AZ and 9th
ing 1906 feel.
cash, balance in three and
deferred payments
from day of sale, satisfactorily secured.
GREEN SCOTT, Aucuonecn.
April % ID
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ZINC pAINrsho New Jersey zn gps T,
IL uf,ctunng these pants I" '"P''''' 1870 -
paints are sr,,u,y rcccn,,v p.is
~ occnnsd mpunty, and painters using tese paints
are nj subject distressing masde arising from inc use "
lead. uf,e "a, ,.,do woYr heeome.
49,, man any other paint essily soiled whittier
and ~ retains its whiteness and bf'isnoy
hy bipe coal suphurous Rsses s unrivsen
~, ips and outside exposed 70
bsr or water paints Ie color and preserving
,uslitss long other paints destroyed.
white zinc paints will cover (equh weights anos' W.
surface ieadhis, connesisn WIN u
makes Of painting WIN
zinc half with lead. :. -.
Brown paints which are sod "N
prices for painting roof, buildings ana ~ ~
fac surfaces, raiculary ron which they snecahy P'p
resting, exposed either 10 heat weather.
prepared in the manner and may ~ ny
nj They for safe by many !"
principal clues and large towns OF me onon' %
the comqamys agents, ,,,,,,,, a eou,rp
Deys New York
a. bv bis warranted
-. -. -" P'''s ' 40 0-dlm
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Hy j, c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

VERY VALUABLE LOT ON F STREET AT AUCTION
Friday afternoon April 20, at o'clock, the premises,
part No. In square No. 320, fronting
morrill, between lih and l2 aud
back 100 feet.
Terms the residue twelve, eighteen
months satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
JAS. G. MCGUIRE
Ap 22-d AucioDeer.
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! AIDES, DRESS GOoDs-

Ia solid colors and striped
patterns befege, various styles
beregs de LANES, from l2b cents up
do silk tissu
(. 10 do Lulemas pretty
% embroidered muslns
plain Swiss musins
embroidered de bake, for travelling dIes
and pretty
mousseiine
eliing dresses.
complete kinds goods
adapted o VERIFY, TEBB5, l. VERIFY,
Avenue House, of eth and Pa
April 23-dm
CLOTHS. yestinrs, and PantaIoon Maferisls.-We will
pleased show stock OF the above goods which
cho and +.
pieces black French cloths, various grades
do fancy do do
30 do and patterns very choice spring cassmercs
20 do linen, plain checked striped and clouded
so do and patterns various vesiings
a nd
ushng suitable The whole Of which
Will be sold a very lowest prices for cash.
VERY, TEBBS, YERBY,
Avenue House, Of TIN Pa
April Adm
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A CARD.-Citzens and be accommodated WIN
pleasant rooms, week month, or year. ~ VT
Tayor side Of Pennsylvania avenne between " SUI
6tli streets. ...r r.yIoR.
Ap 22-d3t' MRS' shNe i"'
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NEW GooDsI have just received my pL's msrean paper
IN Of French Aha
hanging widow shades, SC, at all prices, 'h' S
Also very superior article Of Canton line pomp,
Orders for work IN the paper hanging w" 'f
~ attended to. which will be sold very
have on hand lot Of shuck "'"' l.. r.. CLARK,
cheap. ,. bct,ye en- 10Th and 18th sts.
North side rennsyIvsna avenue '''"''' '~"' ~"
An lift
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DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODs.-we have In
~ desirable suitable for the OF
families, hoiol- keepers, steamboats,, kcs-
800 pieces beeched and broad cotons, beet makes
50 do best beaehed shoctings, all widths
100 prints, colors
$50 do lawns, all prices
100 do berege de lanes
10 do bleached table dnmask
10 do
20 bundles brown table cloths, various sizes
50 dozen napkins
rs pieces shirtng linen, all grades and best makes
80 do toweing all grades
10 do hanncs
900 dozen stockings, various grades
$50 do hlfhose, all sizes and grades
The goods cheap and persons wishing 70 purchase
for themselves We are always raa
10 goods know they cheap.
YERBY, TEBbS, YEkBY,
Avenue House, and Pa.
Anfil2 a--dlm
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ny GREEN g SCOTT. A.e,,o...rs.

WASHINGTON, April II.
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ruaPE sha,yIs, yisites, Mantii,s, and Parasois-ws
" attention large and varied STOCK
above goods in store
40 Grape shawis, varying in price from o. TO so -
new and Paris made mantias, from 50 70 $50
900 psrarols, various styles and prices :.
$500 hawIs cahmee merino sk, bcege, all Styles from 20
cents
OF all kinds Of foreign and domes
tic dry goods, al prices that fail TO please
VERIFY, TEBBs, 4 VERIFY,
Aycnue House, or and Pa. avenue
April n3-dim Miss Dcrmoth new nuhdhs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-02
LINIMENT.
IMMINENT,
.LINIMENT
HAMM0ND'S
HAMMOND'S
HAMMONDS

POSSESSES the power OF ht aling mnny Injuries and
diseases of the skin and bones, pronounced by m d.
ica men incurable. Ofentimes single bottle will
relieve the rheumatic pains that fasen, with iron
grasp, upon the human frame, and that have resisted
the influence of the poten medicines known and
that, too in the hands of skul and scientific phys.
clans. This Eminent has beun tried for years by a
discriminating public, and its value stands pre- eminent
in the estimation Of many of best physicians and
citizens, the circular that accompanies each bottle
will show. Il is without parallel in the annals of
meuclne2 lor curing Inenma.lsm, soue, SUN joints,
limbs, and every kind If bone and skin disease For
sale in Worcester by Caldwell Hil General Agents,
BY s. csKnowlton; chester Horace Waite; Milib1,
ry, 8. Smith, G. A. HolbFeok and J, Thompson Hol-
den Nichols & Bryant, aud by all Druggists and
chants through the county All orders addressed
Caldwell X Till viii be promptly attended to.d6 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-02

TAKES pleasure in announcing to the citizens
Worcester and other places, that his Office is at &
12l Main st.
word to young men and others afflicted with Semi.
nal Debility, whether originating from certain destruc
tive habits. from any other canse, with the train Of
bodily and mental evils which follow when neglected,
should make early application thereby avoiding much
trouble and suffering, as well expense By this i'm
proved method of treatment Dr. H. can safely guar
anfee safe and speedy cure in all eases of secret dis
that may come under his care matter how long
standing. Either invited to his private
without fear of interruption by other PATIENTS hum
drcds cured yearly by his practical experience and
great remedies.
READ AND REFLECT. The afflicted would do
and in many cases, their Eves in the hands of phys
clans ignorant Of this class of malades 1t is certain
ly impossible Tor one man to understand all the ills the
human family are subject to. q
YEARS OF PRACTICE, excessively devoted 10 tho
treatment and study Of Syphilis, GOnorrhna elect,
Structures effect of solitary habits, Ulcers upon the
body, throat egs, Pain in the Head Boaes.
and all Mercural Affections, aud Nil Impurities of the
BLOOD, whereby the constipation hos vcome enfee6ed
enables the Dr.o offer relief TO all who may place them
selves under his care. tS Tey#
TO FEMALES. All diseases peculiar 10 Females
Euppssusons, Irregularities, &C., speedily ana effect
s6Hy removed.
M The French Period al Drops and Pills, for the
above affections, have been wellested for the lastten
Dr. tiils Preventative for married ladies', sent to
any direction, from observation Price &5. Per-
al distance may consult DR.. Hill by letter. (post
paid) describing their case, have medicines securely
put up aud forwarded 10 any part Of the IT, States with
full and explicit directions far Office arranged
wthseparate apartments, SO that patients but
the DR..
DR. H. makes no chargerfor short consult stions Post
paid letters dolly answered. Those requiring much ad
vice should enclose small fee, sucii to compensate
for the time required TO write the answer
Rr Office hours rom A. NJ, to P. M.
Very respectfully, DR. CA. HILL,
aple DIFF N s Qtlee l2l Main ST., Worce tier.
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a WANING to the Public.

DR. ]. RECORD, NJ. D having long Witnessed
IL the mpesons, extortions and robbeies committed
upon the public, BY ignorant qnacs and pretenders
ana feeling deep sympathy Tor Gathering huInaHity
wherever 1t exist, this opportunity 10 ndrIn
ms friends and the public generally that prevent their
being fltJhef duped deceived and robbed OF cir mon.
ey and what is still more dear ALL of their health
and lives, b. such quackery al vilainy as ms been
praciiceJ for the ast few ye1rs by such men AZ have
paesed by The names OF Bow Caswei and anley Ilnr
ringion. Dix, Spear, Josselyn, Johnson NORTH M0n.
roe, Bfscoe, Gay, Wright Taylor andmany Others too
numerous to mention, who have made The greatest pre
tensions to professional sRil; and deceived he public
BY asserting that they members of the various
medical and surgical schools and societies OF hs country
ana Europe to no one OF which do they belong Nor
canthey produce amy testimonials of good authority
That they have ever spent any time or studs in any med
ca schoo or under any competent Instructor teach
or Whatever lie has opened large and commodlons
ONCE ana hospital Tor the of all who may he M
hcted with any disease whateyer and All who cali on
~ T. 70 cons MI on diseases of pryae nature, any
Kind may be sure Of the strfcest secresy DR. r. Ia
regular graduate, and member OF humber OF nadcaI
schools IN TINS country and Eurnpe where be long
etd with me greatest by means OF
method OF treatment wholly original aud known 40
himself alone His degrees, furajshtd by the several
schools and colleges he has attended, are omen T lhe
inspection OF all, so that need Ion er iepr of fall
ing into he hands of quacAs, IL they win only lend n
listening ear TO the voice a. Such tesnonals
as THESE are living witnesses, which preieners can
produce, as they SO often do forgeiefters witn ctons
names DR. r.. is the only regular oh, scian In III civ
who now adyeftses and he feels II necessary since ~
lass retarn rnm Europe, take this method to nforn
his friends, and all who may wsh to consult him. tbat
he isnow ready to attend 70 all calls at his Office AZ IN
hours Of TIE day and night Office No 81 Court corner
otHowhsd, street. " e JAMES RECORD, MID +
DR. X wou further state that during hia ale ,rav il
IN England France aud Germ ny, he has paid the iet
est TO the various operations in surgery and
now ieels full competent perform any nueration
that may be entrusted to his charge IN the most scien
tine manner, and IN the most approved stye thai /.
now practiced 70 an ofthe hospitals in Europe. Re,
member the place, No 90 COari, corner of Howard
street JAMES RECORD Al IA
Late member Of the Philadelphia Association Of ~
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COAL AT CITY COAL n YARU h

Nov On hand, end constantly receiving AZ Gin
4 ccai fMd best varieties Of Penbsy lvania Conf
iot iamiy use, which VIII be sold III the lowest marker
PRICE, and delivered In The best possible order
uuainy ana Weight warranted salisfhctofy Orders
so ~ Wy Coa Yard Once, Park st., at the Grocery
s,'vIo % mr ~ A. HAWKINS, Jr., Lincoln saupro
promptly filled. ii IA A a IN 'v' =. ~, n". s',
Sept rs. 1868 spfs l'-t,f'8'' 1s'if''', "sen. ~.
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EDWARD SARGENT, surveyor,

EDWARD SARGENT, Surveyor,
WORCESTER. MASS.
OD'ee at e. q. A6bottis, Real Estate Broker,
NO. 239 Nam Street
A TTENIION given 10 surveys Of ,sa AfiS
n, Fsl REAL ESTATE,
in all sections of the County elea
Estimates Of Water Power made embracing fall
amount of iowage. &c
particular attentioa paidyto surveying City Lots.
nus experience; together withnew and perfect Instru
Also, surveys Of BrickiaDd Masonry. 80 3
OideIs directed above viii receive prompt atten
ton.
I. s. No extra charge for travel.
:, references --Iames g. W0odwortb, Esc., Col r.
q Abbott, CHARLES Hersy, Esq, Worcester Joshua
Hensliaw, Esq, Leicester iee diff
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EXPRESSES, 90.
New Freight Arrangement
BETWEEN WORCESTER &N.Y.
Commercial Line Of Steam Propellers
BETWEEN PROVIDENCE Ard NETWORK
TRI-SVEEKLY-Usssa time Is Hours.
Goods transported between Worcester
and Rev York as Low, and with e
qualDespatch, as by any othsrLt.e.
rBE Boats OF this Line

~l7N TIE Boats OF this Line 7-s-ss y
49, will Ielve Providence. e =-z :
from Fox Point, on MO n ssSs q -, -
- DAYS, WE'D NESDAYS & FRIDAYS
and New York on tuesdays, THURSDAYS d
SATURDAYS, until further notice.
Freight taken for New York OF reasonable rates,
ms Line connects, by arrangement with the onliy
Inland Line of Propellers between New YORK ana
Philadelphia, end the Sem-weeks inland Line TO baii
more, at all times When this Inland route IS open
Goods will be taken Providence for Philadelphia at
CENTS per foot and for Baltimore al cents per 1901.
Usnal time between Providence aud Philadephias ~
hours; and between New York and Baltimore, 20
tours.
Philadelphia and Baltimore freight win be forwasd
ed from New York byany other lines, il 90 directed
at current rates t.
For further information apply TO " u. JOFhDAN,
Office OF Providence and Worcester Railroad Ge.;
Isaac odell, Pier No. l3 ". r. or W. P. Wilians, "a
Broadway New York, or 10
b. BUFFUM, Agent, foot of South Main ST.,
sept. "a. 1853 dawlf PrOyicenee.
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Important to Miners and Mill-Ownerys

Important to MIXERS and Mill-OWners.
A NEW and improved dressing for Mill stones,
"A (Which WIS paentedin ls49, oy M Gaines Of Tex
as, ana the right TO use which in the New England
States, and Throughout Europe is owned by Col CHAs
MILLS, Of Gcoraia )is nowofeFsd 10 tho Millsrs and
Millowners Of this state, BY GEORGE Il. CURTIS,
OF worcester, who y DE sole Aeelts COL Mills has
caused this dressing % be put on 20 several Mills in this
cry, with the understanding Tint II moi improved no
charge should 5s made. in instance has he failed to
gain 9ORpei cent NTH amount of flea ground with
the same power, andin most the amount has been
doubled In some trebled. X ~.
The expense 10 the owner, OF fitting pHir Oh
WIN ms dressinei b about $l0r And ihs price OF the
rsnt 70 Tue Improvement xaries from $50 $780, ac
cofaing the amount Of business done @00 being the
general price per itun $50 fgdg riil 1900 81 800
rms - considered she most important improvement
ever made IN the mou OF grinding and the ease and
simplicity win which IL IS appt d, cannot fall TO com
mend Itself 20 allrocerne this branch of business
as u virtually doubles the poa er Of the mill renre
may be made 70 nm Dickinson, W. w. Patch, or D.
In this way, and now grndiRg more than twice a.
much ms before. til}tli GEO. II. 3. CURTIS. lf -7
= Generaf Agent for the State Of Massncbusetta.
& y = W uHF dFa fu wifi 4ise ~ lIlae .
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French Periodical Pills and Drops.
DIR. G. a. HILL,

No. 12i Main Street. Worcester, Mass,
UTOULD say. that at great expense be has prepared
w from the original recipe, the french Periodical
Pills and Drops discovered by !. Harrington. M d..
while practicng in the Hospital II Paris under the i'm.
mediate oil servation ofthe renowned RyrORD Of Par
IL, and ACTON, Of London.
These Pills invariably tain to Tegu ate the fe.
male be taken wi,hont hakfd They are
known BY hundreds OF malrs in this county, 10 be the
only preparation ever Uncovered that has proved nya
riaby certain in all cases. go NyfaeEEE
Suppresstons, Irregularities, &c.
One trial will convince the most skeptieaI and never
Ailer viii they I've Induced 70 take sny oher Ladies
who have often been deceived by purchasing PfA ami
DIops, and nostrums from ~. ,--~.
Male and Female Imppstsrs,
undsr The pretence Of sectkg cure, medicines which
In nineteen out oftwenty have injurious effect
upon the system, without producing the desired result
or any sign Of Il, should shu these bpeds and none
bpt1heEenuseeE q VI o 1t1 ar Z .QT
aaErench Periodical Pills and Drops.
aXheefioaey Of which have been tested In hundted
cases. and failed effect speedy care without
any bad rcsu The Pills and Drops the result or All
extensive practice, and not discovered BY accient To
eulogse their viriues would add 10 their iner-
We would only say, NY them. They will be sent TO
s9a p.. tu q. isIa ssp' from
"s bss6 ' HILL; Il sIss .sr.ss, /, \. +
~ Pun directions accompanying each Ioils.T
F%r I'VE e0iAsr ~ eng aaras isnif du,s
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FLUID LAMPS.

1(90 Doz. Peg Fluid Tampa fer l3hoemaher,.
A "a ~. o. r. size Fluid Handle do. 800 -
80 Bed Handle 10. sahpfk"f'
-25 /" Oildo tt-
n vamphene Hanging and aIde Lamps Horsefo,d,,
,., pa,e,y Jumps psciher with general aHsort
sis ''''' ~ =, low Pficesiby NH.AYREp, z =
.,,-.naf3'' ls.isao "A +. :, wv ass Main b., ~