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SW a I'M S
d CELEBRATED PANACEA.

,,ria ssisa7-,ass.5 tzs FOR THE CURE OF i.rl.
( ZNCZP.ZENTe GONSU1IPIION.s
soRoFuLA, GENERAL DEBILITY, WHITE SWELLING
RnEuMA rIsM, DISEASES OF TIE LIVER AND SKIN.
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Look to your Coughs!4 -
all such aborfng under Coughs Colds Hoarse
IL ness, PANS in the Breast, Splitting Blood &c. we
would honestly the OF Brennger's Com:
pound Syrup OF Boneset pleasant, sale aud speedy
cure can be had at Messrs. PAXTON LAKES end OF
the Suspention Bridge, and at 70
{ 1ell2.s ~ BRENTLINGER &ARMSTRoNG,S,1
ang2i-yr:d Monroe street. Wheeling.
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Through arrangement OF the nervous system, the mind
s uDstrnng memory fails, the power OF concentrating
thought Is lost mbecty and diOcy often supervene,
ing the throne OF intellect drcar and desoate Timidty
aud irresoution with melancholy mtuity-throw gloom
around the ofie haunted by invisible tormens,
lie burthen ofe becomes ihsupPorable and he punses
desperately into the gulf of ntemperance suicide.
THE TRIUMPH OF SCIENCE.
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PEARL SuRyAcED CoLoREp CARD BoARps
The above Cards and Gard Boards, manufactured
pressly for ourselves most beautiful and
finish; they do not peel in working at
lower rate than Cards heretofore offered in this
ket, and low they be purchased in the Fast.
nS Dealers and consumers in Paper and Cards,
peefgy invited TO examine stock. Auour goods are
received direct from manufacturers, which enables
sell low il lower than any other in the West
n6,Paper made to order tHfs9
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ID ECEIVED this day from New orkz large assert
III y ment OF childrens Hats, consisting of %
Black and Pearl full trimmed chiidrens Hatss
Black and Drab5 beaver 80 sgy-
Black and Pearl Gimp trimmed sissS 60 ~
Intact every kind OF head and chdre
jaH2o ~ SLAVERY, 146 Main st.
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Our Acknowledgements.


closing their first years's experience the subscri-
l. bers avail themselves o the occasion, 10 express
grateful recognition of the generous patronage which
has rewarded their exertions to suit the public taste
and also to make some announcement of their intentions
for the ensuing twelve months.
They purpose to continue TO merit public favor by the
same attention TO their of AMERICAN and
FOREIGN BOOKS that has hitherto made it the best
selected and most general Stock in Massachusetts, and
which they intend to materially increase during the
Spring. Ivy an Importation of English and French stand
ard Publications.
Their assortment of BLANK BOOKS and STATION
cry is large and carefully selected comprising not on
ly the whole detail of articles but variety of each
item The addition Of large and entirely NEW BIND
cry to their Establishment, will enable them not only
TO furnish warranted article of Blank Books but afford
the reading community facility for the furniture
ment will be perfected by the best workmen with the
most modern tools, and with careful promptude.
BY recent arrangement with the Worcester County
Bible Society, the large stock OF BIBLES belonging to
that Associations is removed to this Store which is also
the authorized and only Repository Of the American
Tract Society, and the American and Mass Sabbath
School Unions, in Worcester County.
The subscribers think thsre little need of recurring
TO their facilities for obtaining Goods at the lowest
prices, or for aifoIdng them the public, the
reasonable rates. They intend retan if possible by
careful attention to the requirements of the public the
patronage already conferred on them.
JOHN KEITH a. CO,
No 239 Main street, Worcester, Mass.
Feb l6 1873 dtf
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CITY OF WORCESTER.

XKTARD " The inhabitants OF Ward number four,
w qualified to vote in elections, hervby notified
and warned to NEE, in the Police Court Room, in the
City Hail. on Monday, the seventh day of March next,
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon then and there on
the following articles, viz:
lst To give in their votes for five Delegates
baoti sealed envelope represent this City in the
Convention to be held in The State House, in Boston,
the first Wednesday IF May neat, for the purpose
vsing or altering the Constitution of Government of
this Commonw ealth.
3D. To give in their votes for Treasurer of the Cou-
ty of Worcester
The polls shall be opened at 10 O'Clock A. NJ and
shall be closed at O'Clock =. NJ.
BY order of the Mayor and Aldermen
February "a, 1853 AkNAN ALLEN. Constable.
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CITY OF KoRCESTER.

WIZARD III. The Inhabitants of Ward number three
w qualified TO vote in electio s, hereby notified
aud warned to in the soutblower basement Dom
in the Central School House Manstreet on Monday
the seventh day OF March next at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, then and there TO the following arli-
Giles, viz
LIST. To give in their votes for five Delegates,
ballot in sealsd envelope represent this City in the
Convention to be held in the State ouse in Boston,
the first Wednesday of May next for the purpose of
vsing or altering the Constitution of Government of
this Commonwealth
I'd. To give in their votes for Treasurer ofthe Coun
ty of Worcester.
The polls shall be opened at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and
shall-be closed at O'Clock p. NJ.
By order of the Mayor and Aldermen.
February "a, 1853. ALVAN ALLEN Cons table
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CTTY "a WORCESTER.

INWARD V. The inhabitants of Ward number five,
w qualified to vote in elections, hereby notified
and warned to meet in the Ash street School House. on
the forenoon then and there to act the follow ing
ticles viz:
LIST. To give in their votes for five Delegates, on one
ballot, in sealed envelope represent this City in the
Convention to he held in the State House. in Boston, on
the first Wednesday of MAY next, for the purpose of
revising altering the Constitution of Cove nMent of
this Commonwealth.
I'd. To give in their for Treasurer of the Coun-
ty of Worcester.
The polls shall be opened at 10 O'clock A. NJ. and
shall be closed at O'Clock p. M.
BY order ofthe Mayor and Aldermen,
EebIuarY "a. 1858: AVIAN ALLEM. Constable.
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CITY OF WORCESTER.

KTARD vi. The inhabitants of Ward number six,
w qualified to vote in elections, hereby notified
and wa ned to meet in the Upper City Hall, on Monday,
the seventh day of March next, at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, then and there to act the following ari-
ces viz
LIST To give in their votes for five Deega es, on
ballot in sealed envelope, represent this City the
Convention to be held in the State House. in Boston,
the first Wednesday of May next for the purpose of
vsng or. altering the Constitution Of Government of
this Commonwealth.
Cd To give in their for Treasurer of the Coun-
ty of Worcester.
The polls shall be opened at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and
shall be closed at O'Clock, P. NJ.
By order of the Mayor and Aldermen,
ALVAN ALLEN, Constable.
February "a 1853
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A VERY DIRTY TRICK.-''If dirt was trumps,',
said Charles Lamb to some one at whist" what
hand you would have !" The remark might we'll
be applied to the Wings of the Legislature who
yesterday morning played their last card ON the
free ballot law.
Monday evening, it will be remembered after
the bill to repeal the secret ballot had passed to
be engrossed, Mr.. Dearborn of Merose, gave no
tice that he should on Tuesday move reconsid-
Grafton. Mr.. Stevenson the Speaker qyo tenn
decided that as the orders of the day were up the
motion was not in order, and could not be receive
ed Mr. Wiggin moved an adjournment forthwith
and it was carried.
This morning, Mr.. Dearborn moved a reconsid-
Grafton, before the journal was read. The Speak
er refused to put the motion until the journal had
been read and the prayer had been offered IN
the meanaoliie, the blu aoaS despatched by the
Clerk to the Senate, aohich body had adjourned to
IL A. ~, one hour earlier than usual.
After the prayer, Mr.. Wiggin moved to take up
the orders of the day. but the Speaker then con-
descended to notice and put Mr. Dearborn's mo-
ton. Then turning, with the most disgusting
hypocricy ever exhibited in human being, to the
Clerk, he asked for the bill and was told, of
course that it had gone to the Senate
1t was then the duty of the Speaker, as even he
must have known, to send for the bill. But he did
not do so and Mr.. Virgins motion to take up
the orders passed, to the exclusion of all the
morning business. The Senate took up the bill,
of course, immediately and concurred in the
amendments. Thus by this infnitesimally con-
temptbie trick, the right of reconsideration, one
of the most important rights which a Legislative
body possesses, has been completely annulled.
The sending of the bill from the House to the
Senate, after Mr.. Dearborn's motion was made,
is one of the greatest outrages in the series of
outrages which the Speaker and the majority
have perpetrated. 1t may be that the Clerk will
say, according to the talsehood on his journal,
that the bill was sent to the Senate Monday night
but the Senate was not in session when the bill
was passed.
1t was either sent to the Senate when that
body was not in session, or it was struggled there
yesterday morning, after Mr., Dearborns motion.
Even if it was sent Monday night, it was after
Mr.. Dearborns notice of his intention to move to
reconsider, and the rules expressly say that when
such notice is given, the bill shall be retained in
the possession of the House. Commonwealth, 8.
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CITY OF RORCESTER-

WIZARD VII The inhabitants Of Ward number sew
w ell, qualified to in elections are hereby noti-
fed and warned to meet in the School House on the
corner of Pleasant and Oxford Streets Monday the
seventh day ofMarch next O'Clock in the fore
noon, then and there to act the following articles,
viz:
list. To give in their for five Delegates on one
ballot in sealed envelope, represent this City the
Convention to he held in the State House, Boston on
the first Wednesday OF May next, for the purpose OF re-
vsing altering the Constitution of Government of
this Commonwealth.
3D. To give in their votes for reasurer of the Coun
ty of Worcester.
The polls shall be opened al 10 o'clock A. NJ and
shall be closed at A O'Clock p. NJ
By order of the Mayor and Aldermen
ALVAN ALLEN, Constable
Februa nv "a 1853
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UmEORa Nair Dressing Saloon.

NTESSRS JANKINS & CLOuGH would most re-
WI spectiully inform their patrons, and the public
generally, that they bave fitted up Hair Dressing
saoon in splendid sty the Jewelry Store of l..
d. Goddard q Co., in the Block recently erected
between the Post Office and American Temperance
House, where they will be found prompt Attendance
upon all who nay favor them with call Returning
their most sincere thanks, for the liberal patronage
which they have received during the many years in
which they have carried the business in this city,
both separate and together, they trust that this new
effort will still increase the public favor.
w. Il. JANKINS,
decl4 DIFF F. A. CLOUGH.
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State Temperance Convention.

A STATE Convention of all the friends of the Mas
IN sachusetts AnttLiquor Law, will be held in Bos-
ton,
THURSDAY, March 10th, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
in the Meodeon, to continue all day and evening.
Let the people come up 10 Boston in nasses TO con-
suit together upon the great interests OF the cause The
Legislature is iii session An effort is ia be made
70 repeal the AntiLquor Law. Let all the Cities and
Towns in the STATE be represented the OCCASION and
let the voice of people be heard in remonstrance
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, and Rev. e. H. Chaplin,
OF N <, and other eminent speakers expected.
WILLIAM b, SPOONER, Boston,
EDWARD OTHEMAN, Chelsea
b. w WILLIAMS Boston,
MOSES MELi.EN Boston,
7. w. HiGGINSON. Worcester state
EDWIN THOMPSON, Walpole ! Temperance
CHARLES JEWETT, Milbury, COMMITTEES.
JAMES EATON, Maiden,
w. r. STACY. Boston,
JOHN BAKER, Beverly,
ZENAS d. BAS$ETT, Hyannis.
Boston, March |, 1853. dawtf
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CITY OF WORCESTER.

WIZARD VIII. The inhabitants of Ward number
w Eight, qualified to vote in elections, hereby
notified and warned to meet in the Brick Court House,
MONDAY the seventh day of March next O'Clock
in the forenoon, then and there to act the following
articles viz:
LIST. To give in their votes for five Delegates on one
ballot in sealed envelope to represent this City in the
the first Wednesday of May next for the purpose of
revising or altering The Constitution of Government of
this Commonwealth
The polls shall be opened at 10 O'Clock A. M and
shall be closed at O'clock, p. M.
By order ofthe Mayor and Aldermen.
ALVAN ALLEN, Constable.
February "a, 1858. dThFaM mars
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Bullock's Patent Seed Planter.

fE'HlS new Implement be used to plant any kind
OF Seeds, usually planted in hills but is moe espe-
ciay adapted for Conn planting 1t deposits the ker.
nels at equal distances apart, sufficient to give it room
Tor healthy growth, thereby increasing the yield largo
ly. With THIS MACHINE man can easily plant one
acre in two and ha hours it deposits and covers
the seed almost at the time. The advantages of
this planter over others in use, are the low price
for which is Sold and convenience of having the
corn i'll rows, each way OF the field thus giving chance
to pillow or cultivate between the rows, either way.
The Planters will be furnished TO persons buying
1olon or County Rights at prices which cannot fail
10 pay a Uery large prQfk For further particulars
please call al 23l Main street, where the Machine may
be M .
N B. Farmers are particularly invited to call and
examine this and useful gricultural Implement
Worcester, Feb. 10, 1853. dawtf
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CITY OF WoRCESTER.

WIZARD II. The inhabitants of Ward number two,
w qualified to vote in elections, are hereby mott
fled ANA warned TO meet in the small schoohouse on
the westerly side of Summer street, Monday, the
seventh day of March next, at ten O'Clock in the fore
noon, then and there act the following articles,
viz:
lst. To give in their votes for five Delegates on one
ballot, in sealed envelope, represent this City
the Convention to be held in the Staie House, Boston,
on the first Wednesday of May next for the purpose of
revising or altering the Constitution of Government of
this Commonwealth.
3D. To give in heir votes for Treasurer Of the Coun-
ty of Worcester.
The polls shall be opened at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and
shall be closed at o'clock P. NJ.
By order Of the Mayor and Aldermen.
February "A, 1853. AIVAN ALLEN, Constable.
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the Empress for Craftsmanship, praised her skill
in leaping. ne crois bie,s said an auditor, .eHe
atranchie Ia Bu,Tiere du Tronegp "She has
leaped the barrier off the Throne" one Of the
walls of Paris
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LEGAL NOTICES.
CITY OF WoRcESrER.

WIZARD |. The inhabitants of Ward number one
w qualified to vote in elections, are hereby no
titled and warned TO meet in the north lower or base
ment room in the Central School House on Main street
on Monday, the seventh day Of March next al len
o'clock in the forenoon, then and there act on the io
lowing articles, viz:
LIST. To give in their for FIVE Delegates, on one
ballot in sealedenvelope to represent this civ in the
Convention be held in the State House. in Boston, on
the first Wednesday Of May next, for the purpose Of
revising altering the Constitution of Gove of
this Commonwealth.
ty Of Worcester.
The polls shall be opened at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and
shall be closed at O'Clock P NJ.
By order of the Mayor and Aldermen,
February 24 1853. AVIAN ALLEN, Constable
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WORCESTER, MONDAY. MARCH 7. 1853.
CLOTHING
ONE PRICE
CLIO THING TORE,
Nos 1853 &17O Main Street, Worcester.
"A. II w. a RS e.

XKTOULD respectfully announce to his friends and the
w public, that he has taken and beautifully fitted up
the spacious Store Rooms formerly occupied by II II
CHAMBERLlN 81 co. This Store, account of the
number and size Of the connecting herewith has
unsurpassed conveniences for MANI FEATURING
purposes and hereafter the principal part of the Gar
mens shall offer, will be made under my immediate
supervision shall now he enabled TO furnish my pa.
irons with GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER, in great
perfection and with great despatch.
Also having long regarded with favor, have deter
mined hereafter to cOuduct my business upon system
correctly called the
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w General Pierce dimes at the public table at
WIZARDS, refusing to be treated en- grand seign-
ear, as some of his friends had arranged
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ONE PRTCE SYSTEML

ONE PRICE SYSTEM!
This plan for the transaction OF business has been
tensvey adopted by large Embellishments in the large
Cities and the extent of patronage bestowed upon the
most OF them, proves with what favor the system is
garded by the public The truth is, il is the only
rect plan upon which business is, be correctly
done. Upon the old plan, the manly condding pur-
chaser is liable to pay and general rule does pay,
more at the store than the suspicious and HIG-
CLING customer whether rich or poor and when the
purchase is made without hesitation, is quite often
the case, not until beating down process has been
pursued the purchaser has suspect that
he might after all have bought little cheaper by lit
tie l3ore management. Nest people willing to pay
fair price for what they purchase if they only
know just what that is, hut many fond of paving
more than Others for the thing and partly to
avoid this, it is common to BEAT DOWN, as it is
called until the price deducted is large that the pur
chaser-who canrot always possess accurate know
ledge of the real value the article Observation-Disclosures
it is, or ought to be, cheap enough and this
disposition on the part of purchasers il is perfectly
viouS that great prices must be demanded else little
profit obtained.
would avail myself of this opportunity 10 return MY
grateful thanks for the liberal patronage long be.
slowed upon me, and now desire to make it known
to ALL far and near that ia my new location, purpose
my utm"st endeavors, with all my increased IA
cities, TO supply every demand with
SUPERIOR CLOTHING,
and all may rest assured that the prices eaured will he
the most reasonable and moderate of any in the city
The inUWia5 rule Ual be one price, and one price
oniy and under circumstances will there be the Sigh
test variation abatement. he price will be affixed
in plain figures upon each garment thereby enabling the
competent judge and practiced purchaser well tie
inexperienced and uninformed, to provide for their
wants at prices indspuably low l desiie to add
that the public may depend upon emtie fidelity in the
position now assumed and most respectfully invite all
who may desire any thing kept in completely stocked
Clothing and Furnishing Goods Store, to favor by
calling at my NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
Sign. p. WARE,
GONE PRICE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE"
directly opposite H H. CHAMBERLIN & CO.'S new
Store, few doors South Of the Exchange.
b.. The entire Stock Will be reviewed from time
to time, and all Garments Merchandise that from
change of fashion or other cause, become of diminished
value, will be marked down to thelowest valuation
dec4 davis A. p WARE.
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Carpet Bags, Valises, Trunks.
A GRAND Assortment cheap, at MERRILL'S, 81
N Main street. malls
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COrks.

Canada Balsam
A FRESH lot, Of superior quality, this day receives
IN at 20f Main st. /. 4. LAZEhL
ian22 dtf
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Excelsior Eating House No. 237.
~
Just Received

o ttNV !VON4
LARGE assortment of Gilchrst's best quality of
N Frame Back aud Hollow Ground Razors.
In offering these Razors TO the public, we wish 10
have il distinctly understood that every Razor is
Tanted and every Razor thar does give satisfaction
will be exchanged will return the amount paid.
l. ID. GODDARD, Agent,
febl0 diff No. 1877 Union Block Main street.
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fhs Of psson spos books ssisss
psynss u ths subscription BE- made In advance.
Dssat ssbsrnbeIs letter. posssss
vAeA will BE- paid By ourselves is s4s
usnsusssa.
The COUNTRY PAPER puhshed III weekly during
sioas Of Congress, ssd semi ~eekiy during
Subscriptions os period year viii ss rscsvs6
psovortioned the above saausi rates.
% PosTMAsrEkS are authorised ssssS ssd sy
sending DAILY subscribers $50
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers. 9ao OF WEEKLY
subscribers, 8o enclosed will copy q ls
edition they furnish subscribers for, srai.
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Proposals for Furnishing tho Paper for the Pubiis

oTSicx surEKIxTsxDssr - THE PvBno PRIsrse,
Washington, September ~, 1851
of ho "Act provide executing public print
nE" &C, approved August 20 1884, scaled will be
ceved al this once IN the CAPITOL until the Monday t day
OF Drccnbc next twelve o'clock for furnishing tho
thai be sequed for the publ prinng
ing on !e M DAY Of December 1885, and ending the LIST day Of
The suboined list specnes nearly assrsned Tho
quay and ,hs quality and descriptions Of each Kind Of that
will be required. -rMt
realms nns printing paper uncsIendered, measure BY
- inches, and to weigh foriyhvc pounds the reani Of
40 sheets.
1900 reains nne printing cslendeed ~ by IS
300 teams upshne hard caiendercd printing paper
mcasirs ~ by "a inches, weigh pounds
10 the Ienin of 40U sheets
Tho fbfe Of PAPER abote
and cotioh free fro all adueatqn mineral other Sub
sheets cach and In bundles of cae sshh fesH 10 cnr
$50 perfect sheets Uniformity and weight viii
be requed and bundle varying
nom the s.aadard weight will be and the weight will
~ all cases be fricd Mixing Of
bundle 10 make UP the weight will bs Of
Samples indicating tho qualify hc Of the ape redrcg the
cndsnt will be furnished ny mail intending bid
Contracts will be entered for required
In the FIRST second aud third cuses such times the public
service rrquc hut the privilege reserved Of ordering
greater either Glass; should
CURED ~ such times and in such quantities be deemed
ecssMy.
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CHOOOLATB, CseeA, ard Brcwa.-w. BAKER co =
Aesewieam cocoa s.d h,,u.
ovhsA Ass pesas havs ss~a awarded insms
she Us1ss1 Nlssts, sn1 y sAssv AGENTS; 'lTl-7 :
Hasssv 4say, hew Yosk Grss, and Twris
Tbomss " brun&ee, BaftNsms; Kennel dudley Clnennss
WALTER BAKER co.
Ap3-Aiy Dorchester, Mas.
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a sp>U The steamer 0sCEoLA will 2ssh Septeaa
ber, running regularly above
place ; leaving Washington every Sunday, AT ]
O'Clock, ma returning, leave Baltimore Tuesday
o'clock, M.
she win regularly going and returning al eonard,own
Mays RIVER and Cone River, landings
Potomac, for signals OF 10 land. IE
Passage and freight at the
JAMES MITCHELL,
Sept 2l--eodn .. .e..af - #.l# Captain