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Police Court.

THUnsDAy, Aprill4
Elizalnth Foley was charged with assaulIing Ann
Foley, splitting in her face three times, &c., on the
18th inst. She pleaded not guilty. The charge
was sustained, and Mrs Foley was fined 81 and
costs, amounting 10 $5.I3 n
Patrick Mulhern was charged with being drunk
on the 18Th inst. He pleaded not guilty. The
charge was fully authenticated, aud be was fined SO
ana costs, amounting to $6I3
James Wilson was brought up, charged with be.
'"s common druoka'd. James pleaded not guilty..
S"u w''n'o 70 throw the blame Of his apparent
drunkenness. opon his left leg, which had ,rick :,
bending under hun and causing him TO sagser. Nc
49, 49, '''' %u,a 70 Oe discharged Ns he had three
children 10 Kildare, Ireland. Il aouea,,0. =, :.
James had more affection for rum than q, ~. AZ"
dres and that he had spent bis subs,aoee IL .,,a,'
terne TO his own vicious appe,es, instead or
vidIng Tor bis household IN kildare, he was .,a, !.
the House Of Correction for two moths.
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DIR. LAKGLEY's ROOT AND HERB BITTERs
1t shall be left TO all the people, who shall be en-
titled 10 The above reward, after using one bottle each
aud they will be be cured of the Liver Complain
or Indigestion, Jaundice, Coughs and Colds Costiye
ness, Piles Weakness, Headache, all complaints arising
from impure blood, loss Of appette,-in fact, all the
complaints which every body is more less troubled
WITH after thawing in the Spring. Langey's Bit
tiers are the thing all the ladies' and every body
else should have bottle and 10 mistake that, as thew
always do good and harm, gn4 very pleasant
to take. Only IS and 81 cents a bottle
Sold in ofceslor, by James Green ard NJ. B. Green
wholesale sn'i retail ID. scott, f. u. Marsh, l.. T La,
zel and all ohe' dealers in medicine. Also by dealers
IN all the towns and villages every where
Wholesale del OF, 81 Union street, Boston.
marl6 law6m
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az The National Intelligeneer publishes
card, signed Charles Lanman, B. Perley Poore,
and George J. Abbott, announcing the receipt by
subscription, of $500, for epurchase and eman-
cipation of ''Daphne - and child, the wife and
daughter of the slave belonging to the late Hon.
Daniel Webster, known as I" William and who
was emancipated by him before his death. The
money subscribed for the purchase of his wife
and child has been paid over and both are now
free
1t is very strange, that gentlemen of such en-
larged and national" views as those above
named, should give countenance to the " incend-
iary and fanatical abolitionists by such an act
as they have done. Do they not see that they are
putting +" our blessed Union " in imminent peril
by such course. OF what use is it, for them to
defend and justify the "patrarchal institution y
in cords, if by such acts they virtually declare
FREEDOM blessing and Slavery curse? Surely
'erley Poore has been entrapped, and led astray
into this great error, by some designing anti
Slavery man. How will he ever justify him
self to his conscience, for taking those happy
Slaves from the condition for which they were
created-from the care of those who we're designed
by Providence for their masters, and putting up
on them the curse of Freedom?
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FIGHT FOR LAND.-A violent war Is rag.
ing for the possession of tract Of land near Ven
ice, opposite St. Louis, Mo. The land embracing
three or -four hundred acres, WINS sold to wealthy
citizen, by the heirs then owning il, all of whom,
signed the papers of sale, with The exception Of
one, who was then absent believed 10 be dead.
Pfobably-and entirely overlooked. Subseouent-
~, the prodigal returned, and learning The exist
ing state Of affairs, sold his claim to another par-
~, which other party is now endeayorine 10 OBJ
tam possession Of the property, so as 10 compel
the adverse claimant to institute suit. The pur-
ehasers each have employed number of hands
10 take possession, the armies on The ground FOR
the past week, numbering each about 40 mem
bers They are well armed with pistols. ouns
knives, &C., but as yet have had no general bat.
tle., Both have built shOnties, which stand side
by side on the disputed ground, and thus far have
satisfied themselves in slight skrmisbes. maintain
ing strict military discipline, standing puard. &c.
TO carry on a war properly, however. necessi-
tates heavy expenditures; and we understand The
campaign has caused an outlay Of $1,000 or more.
10 one of the parties in a single week Under
such circumstances, success may be measured n
proportion to the length Of the purse
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A oARp-ml.. WINSTON NO rHE ladies.

Mira. Wnsow. a old and experienced nurse, and Fe-
male Physician would call the attention Of the Ladsto
her soothing Syrup for Children teetbing IL will i'm
mediatey relieve them from pain, aiiay all spasmodic
acliun soften the gums, reduce inflammation aud Il sure
TO regulate the Bowels Depend upon it, Mnihers, II
viii give rest to yourselves and relief and health TO
your children IL Price, % cents per bottle
We have sold very large Quantities Of Mrs. Wlnslow,s
soothing syrup during the past six lho-
sand the last yeaE We believe the best medicine IN
the world for Children teehng for the of Dls
entery, and Darrhoa in Children whether arises from
teethng other cause. 1t gives universal salts
Aclion-Heser heard complaint from any using it
never sold a dcine universally successful in re-
lievng pain and affecting eues-relief is ABSOLUTELY
SURE. CURTIS & PERKINS, Druggists, No. 40 Cort-
land street, New York.
CRAMP'AND PAIN KILLER.
The world is asionislied The wonderful cures per
formed b, the CRAMP ANDPAIN KILLER propai ed
by CURTIS d. PERKINS Its equal has never be- EN-
known for removing pc in all cases. for the of
spinal complants cTamp in the limbs and stomach,
II cum tism in al! its FORMS bilious chOc, burns
throat and gravel decidedly the best remedy in the
wOr d. Fur particulars see cireu'ars in the hands o,
Agents, fni gratuilons circulation.
=. BE sure and call for CURTIS q PERKINS
Cramp and Pain Killer All others bearing this name
base limitations. Price l23, 25 37a cts per bottef
according to size Sold in nearly every town in The
Site Agents for Worcester: Bush Co., h. T. LaZell,
e. A Harrington Cherry Valley, Bohonley g. Gill /;
SpeEcsr, J. N Crout Co.; East Brookfied, Alonzo
Upham w. Brookied, Fiske L Co Brook6eld, Geo
II. Low 4 Co. oct27 dawly
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We learn from the Boston Journal that at half
past two O'Clock on the morning ofthc I4th inst,
fire broke out in the carpet factory on Orange
and Simmons streets, Roxbury, owned by Elipha-
let Baker q Co., and known as the American
Carpet Mandatory The alarm was promptly
given, and the Roxbury Fire Department were
shortly after upon the ground; but notwlthstand-
ing their efforts, the flames communicated with
the main building, which was Of brick, and Tour
stories in height and the whole interior was short
ly enveIoped in FIRE, by which everything was de-
stroyeJ. Nearly every article of great value,
including large amount Of stock, and much val
liable machinery, was consumed, or rendered
worthless The steam engine aud lis appurte-
nances, were of the most approved kind, and
shared the fate of the rest Of the machinery and
other property.
The fire caught in an unoccupied room-one
which had not been used for any special purpose
for long time, and the general belief appears to
be that il was set by some base incendiary The
Company had recently expended large sum in
improvements, and the loss is estimated at fall
$3.50, 600, only about one-third of which is COW
cred by insurance. in London aud Liverpool, Eng,
and in Providence, r. l.
BY this calamity, about two hundred hands
are thrown out Of employment, and the owners
suffer very heavy loss.
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II. H III % " q n '

From my old Stand, No. 9 Exchange street, to 90
Main street. or many years j. S. Rands Bonnet Storey
doors North of the Central Bank, where shnlI Keen
good assortment of SILK, Scotch American and Eng
lish GlNGHAMS, UMBRELLAS, and in season, a
large assortment ofmy own manufa cIure OfPARASOiS
u Every Umbrella and Parasol will be warranted
b. Umbrellas and Parasols repaired and covereds
IN workmanlke manner. N p. MOORE
feb23 diff on Main strss,
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The MOTHER and her offspring, BY stephen Tracy

The MOTHER and her Offspring, by Stephen Tracy,
". D. Published by Harper q Brothers, Pearl street.
Franklin Square, New York.
This book is written upon of the most important
subjects known, that is tho cultivation Of vigorous
mind in vigorous body. Physiology in sciense that
has been too much neglected by those whom it most con
Germs; and its relation TO the development aud cu
rurs Of the mind has not been considered half enough
even by the medical practitioner. DR. Tracy,s book
treats this question of physical and mental health in
popular manner His thesis is written 20 simply that
every Intelligent mother can understand it, and none
should be without such work. II is for sa lie at C.
Wilson's &c Main street.
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New Worcester and Lincoln Square
OMNIBUS.

sNF3 q TIL subscriber win comm ence run
~ 80 ming an Omnibus, between New Wor
E#7j1~{89TTi cester and Lincoln Square, on MON
49, DAY, April 10, as follows:
Leave New Worcester. at 81, and am, /, ard
pm.
Leave Lincoln Square, at 8, and l0a am, IL m, 81
and pm,
The lJ4 trip will extend only to May St. and the 0m
.nibus will leave May ST. in return at III O'Clock.
On Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Evenings The
Omnibus will make trip, leaving New orcestet at
and the City Hall at 9, or at the close of Lectures.
&c.
On Sundays, the Omnibus W III leave New Worcester
at 10 IN and i pm, and the City Hall at Il NJ and
81 pm. o. Tickets 81 Gents. n
apis d2w l.. b STONE.
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jon N BOYDEN.

stock, Exchange, and Money Broker,
No. 200 Main street.-Uncurrent Bank Notes
cnange drawn Barring, Brothers, 4 Co. PAYABLE in
England, Ireland Scotland &c, in sums 10 suit Drafts
and Notes collected in any State in the Union and the
Canadas. Loans negotiated, & c., &c.
Office directly front OF the Worcester Iouse and on
posite the Worcester County Bible socety's Depository
Worcester, May 10, 1859. dIsf
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ES- Andrew jackson Davis and others propose
Conventions to investigate the origin aid inspi-
ration of the Bible at Hartford on the I'd day of
June. We haven't heard that the American Bible
Society has concluded TO 'stop the press' to
await the result of this discussion.
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nlilIer,s Onerafinn
For Filling Teeth overExposed Nerv

TUT IITIHE IttIH UVtrtlApO posed Nervts.
This operation, original with the subscriber, has
been performed by him, during two and half years,
nearly three hundred times with tie loss of one tooth
only, so far as known Also, by several distinguished
Dentists whom he instructed more Than years ago
who have been eminenty succt ssiul, BY no ,ther
method OF treatment heret fore IN use, so many
teeth be saved, after their living membranes becore
exposed. 5. Z. MILLER.
decll DIFF
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LARGE SHE or
New and Secondhand Furniture,

9 w. sELBY d CO, will sell at their Sales
D. Rooms, on
Saturday afternoon, 1pra l6,
commencing at l O'Clock, large assortment OF Furn-
iture, consisting part of Sofas, Secretary, Ma
hogany Bureaus, Cottage Eedsteads, Single Wind
Cane and Wood-seat Chains, do do do. Rockers Graz
die Rockers, French Bedslead, Extension Table,
Looking Glasses, Pine and Cherry Tables, Hair and
Palmledi Mattresses, Dress Tables, Washstands Dry
Sinks, Feather Beds, Bed Clothing Stoves of various
kinds, Carpets, Crockery, Glass, and Tin Ware, &c
S.'W SELBY & CO., Auct'rs.
Worcester, hdril Is, 1853. d2t
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CALroRNIA ITEMS. Nutmegs grow sponta-
nIeously in the mountains of the new State.
longer and more tapering in shape than the nut.
megs of commerce, and superior in their pungent
flavor
a tree OF the Sierras, which rises to the height
of four hundred feet, and is of immense diameter
exudes a juice that when crystallized, takes the
name OF pine-sugar; it is almost as white as the
best refined loaf sugar, and has a delicious aro-
matte taste. w
discovered near St. Johns in Monterey connty
hill near San Francisco, called Coral Hill is
composed of an indnrated lava, which takes a
high polish, and is used as building material.
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COLONIZATION IN VrRcIAIA. -Abill has passed
both branches Of the Virginia Legislature. al.
ting apart about S42 900 annually, to be applied
In removing free persons Of color from the STATE
70 Liberia. portion Of the amount to be raised
is TO Dc derived from an annual tax Of XII each
upon every free male person Of color IN ,bo s,a,o
between the ages Of 81 and So years 43O o0o ~.
to come from the State Treasury, and tbe b"isnce
nom the tax on seals attached to registers Of free.
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" we take pleasure in calling the attention of our
readers TO the advertisement of handler Co Bos-
ion in this days paper This m is among the largest
dealers In that city, and have one Of The choicest
selections Of Dry Goods Offered TO the public, and
AL who visit this establishment will be sure Of most
gentlemanly treatment
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MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.

THURSDAY, April IA.
SENATE. After the transaction of some I'M
important business, the orders of the day were la
ken up, and the reports leave to withdrew on the
several petitions Of Eph. French and others, Of
George Williams and others, of the Atlas, Cam
bridge, Cochituate, Maiden, Merchants, Quincy
Stone, and bingham Bapks, were accepted.
HoUsE.-A resolve was reported to add fifty
cents per diem to the regular pay of the Legisa
ture and Executive Council
The House reluseG-135 to 79-to reconsider
the vote whereby the House refused third read.
ing TO the bill TO repeal an act to change the time
of assessing taxes in the city Of Boston.
The bill concerning the pay of cavalry compa-
MES, was rejected, on third reading-56 10 49,
Adjourned at II IL o'clock
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MARRIAGES.

In Grafton, April IL, by Rev T. C. Riscoe, Mr. Pier
son Morehouse, of Bloomington, Ill, 10 Miss Lucy A.
eldest daughter of Capt }. w. Fay, Of G. The happy
pair forgot the Printer.
In Manchester, N. H.. by Rev MI spauldmg, Joseph
Adreh, of NorIhbrdge, Mass, to Mrs Maria Balcolm,
of M
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N e WI B 0 0 K sd


11VVVVVUV7 VFtFO IJtty3
at JOHN KEITH g. co.'s
No. 239 Main Street.
MICHAND'S History of the Crus ades, 3 vols
NA The Mother and her Offspring by Dr. Tracy
fnse', Cruise in the Easl, by J Ross Browne
Lovers Strateeem, or the two sisters
Mtnihe's Mechanical Drawing, in ~ Nos.
The Works of VIM. II Sewardt 3 vols. ROYAL Octayo
Summer Cruise in. the Mediterranean, by N. Parker
Guide for the Young, by VIM. Peu.
The Old Mau's Bride, by T. S. Arthur
Jeames's Diary from Punch, &C, by Thackeray.
Agnes Sorel, by G. ?. r. James
Harry Minor, Story Of Scottish Life.
y ady Side Of Life in Country Parsonage
history Of English Literature, by VIM. Spauding.
LUui, XVII, Of France. ;he Buurhan Prince
apis mr.
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The GREAT PIcKEREL.--This superb cresture, which
TWO days ago was swapping up thu little perches and
sinners in Lake Winnepsseogee, will be served up in
grand style in Balls Saloon. Saturday. at NOON
He measures over 40 inches from the tip of his snou
to his tail and weighs 90 lbs. He is a magnificent
"cr'er," and will undoubtedly be cooked to perfection
Remember Saturday at noon and Balls.
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Thompson d. Co.'s. Western Express
Waldo Block, " orcoster. Goods and Packages for
warded to Springfield, Northampton, Greenfield, Bra,
te6oro', Hartford, New Haven, tsled, Albany TROY
intermediate places. va
DRAFTS, NOTES. BILLS, &c, collected at all the
above places. 5. V. Il. HICKCUX, Agent.
Jeo dtf Waldo Block, Nj ain street
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LINIEI LINIrct,

DRAPER & CLARK offer to the public a new ind
DSter a'ucle OF LIME Than be fund at any Other
ished their money VIII be refunded We have deall in
Lame Tor fifteen years, and hye never found any beoe
that gave So good satisfaction.
DRAPER & CLARK,
dpl dtt los and lu7 Front q,
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W Our readers win please notice in another column
the advertisement of sebys Sale OF Real Estate, at
Inc cor OF Aus'inIand living sts which tacs place at
10 o'clock, Am.
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GEO W. SKINNER, NJ. d.
(Fo,mey1y Of Vest Neao5my, Mass.)

Residence, College building. Union Hill,
WORCESTER, MASS.
Referesce3 Calvin Newton, NJ. d., Rev r. W.
Hlegnson, Worcesttri Hon. Horace Mann, West
Newoni The Hutchinson Family, Milford, NH.
~ Mrs skinner is prepared, heretofore 10 serve
Ladies, as Female Physician, FIR diseases pecutar to
her sea; and Pnrurient Patients, in the capacity of
AccOucheuse. Will ans wer calls night and day
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81 Those wishing for Diana Grape vines, are re.
fercd to an advertisement in this paper.
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TyNHE subscther has a few fine, vigorous strong
L rooted vines, of this fine Grape. They Of
his own grnwi g from beaiing vine and are worth
twice as much as tire pot plants sold by the Nursery
men. Price from 81 TO s. 80 according to size
apis DIFF j. NJ. EARLE.
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Genuine FnniIy asedieimes, and Paws

Genuine Fnmily hiedicimes, and Physician
prescriptions carefully prepared from materials of the
Fulest char eter.
That the purest, and most reliable drugs should bs
used in the preparation Of family medicines and pre-
scrpons, is proposition clea TO be questioned
The subscriber, fully recognizing this mporant fact as
sures the public, that medicines obtained of him. may
be depended upon as unsurpassed in point of quality.
l.. t. LAZELL, Apohecary,
Jan. ], 1858 dawtf 20l Main street
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-
- CALIFoRNIA.-Ih census OF this MS State, last
December, showed population Of SO8,5O7. The
number OF white males was l5l ,ll5, and of white
females 2974l. OF the Chinese there were about
z,UoO. 1t VIII require but few years to make
great and populous State of California. Its inn
mense commerce, its ample agricultural resources
and healthful and pleasant climate, have evident
y great attractions for large portion Of the peo
pie who visit the country, and there has never
peen new country concerning which the emil
grants have so generally expressed favorable
OPINION Notwithstanding the drawbacks of exces.
9 sl'e competition IN trade and huctuation and un-
certainty IN the value OF labor, which have ten
aency often to disgust men with country.
The last letters from San Francisco state that
trade was very dull, and not one quarter of the
merchants We're paying their expenses. With a
rev exceptions, the lmportauons OF almost every
article mad been excessive, and glutted the mar
ket It is surprising how the market consumes
one-nalt the goods that are sent there. No other
people on the earth consume anything like in the
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WHICH Is THE MASTER HERE, AND
WHICH THE SLAvE.-.We learn from the De.
troiI Times, Of the 5th, that the Sheriff Of Kent
county, in Canada, together with officer Sprague,
on Monday arrested man accused of having
stolen $4,000 from colored woman in Chatham
On searching him, they found $500 oc the money
secrtted about his person. He was taken across
the river, and delivered TO her Maestys officers,
TO be sent TO Chatham. We are informed that
this man formerly owned the woman whom he
had robbed, and had sold her on two occasions,
while living at the South; that she finally obtain
ed her freedom, and removed TO Illinois, where
she purchased small farm, and where he, hav-
ing become poor in circumstances, came and lived
with her as her husband; that to get rid of him,
she sold her farm at large advance on its cost,
and removed to Chatham, where he again over
took her, and after living with her short time,
she was taken i'll, when he robbed her of the
money found on him when arrested
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HORSE AND CARRIAGE STOLEN,

xA Large Black or dark Brown HORSE,
ECrN~s sloping behind, and carries his head low,
HSA with a small bunch on each Knee The Hor 6
s-lE--l is "a or Is years old and weighs about 1900
or 1900 lbs CarIage slide Seat and Covered, the
near Shaft of which was new; Brass Mounted, drab
lining, hat defaced, patch on one side and on
the other hole ! Buffalo Robe, marked "M. D.
Wood Worcester" lined with red flannel Booking 10
seat, marked" D II Perry, WOrcester.n
Said Horse and Carriage were taken from Carlton st.,
near The Union Church, during churen service on
MONDAY Evening, April IL
Whoever will give information were said Horse and
Carriage may be found, shall be literally rev arded -
Information may be left at tie Police Office, in Wor
cester. j. G. a. ID H. PERRY
Worcester, April Is, 1858. dawtf
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5. ROGERS, M. D.

in addition the subscriber, who has charge of
said Institutions will treat Fractures and Disucations
He will also operate Tor Cataract, Strablsmus Club
foot, &c. GEO HOYT
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Comnositor Wanted.
Diana Crane Vines.

A GOOD Composttor can obtain a situation by ap
"A plying at this Office.
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m Chandler St. second house from Queen St. a new
~ and convenient Tenement also mart of n harm II
desirable inquire of CALVIN II. LOCKWOOD, on
the premises, or at this Office.
April Is, 1876. DIFF