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PENMANSHIP.

]. III. Hines Writing Academy
TJAs been removed to Harrington Corner, 4th story
IN Room No II. In consequence OF the former
room not being large enough accommodate the num-
Der Of scholars, this Academy has been removed 10
more CONNEXIONS quarters
The proprietor OF this Academy prepared TO teach
Ladies and Children, and is about forming classes for
their especial benefit
Ladies ard Misses-Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
Gentlemcn--Mo nday, Wednesday, Friday, and 5atur-
day evenings. ~
lights and stationery.
aP Hours from to O'Clock, P. NJ.
decl3 TuTh&Satly
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country Europe, and being gifted by
nature and having cultivated this precious gift, he is
is prepared adapt to the following use, and the i'm
mediate contamination of the following topics He
be consulted at his office, or by letter. (pre paid
and he is prepared make Of his powers any of
the following topics: Business Of all descriptions Tray
ellhg by land and sea- Courtship, Advice their
cessful accomplishment, Specializing in Stocks, Mer-
chandse and Real Estate, the Recovery OF Legaeies in
Dispute the Purchasing Of Tickets, and the Safety of
Ships at Sea. He has also had the honor of receiving
certificate from the Hon G. John Bernadote, King of
Sweden, which it will give him great pleasure to show
to those who may favor him with call lie also offers
his services respecting hssh, wealth. marriage, love
5airs journeys, lawsuits, difficulty in business, fraud,
sickness DEATH past present. and future events and all
Of life, and invites all TO call who afflicted,
corporeally mentally Natvites calculated, and
read in full according the oacles of masculine signs.
Terms-Ladi's, 81; Gentlemen, $3.50. Nativities
calculated according GeOmancy-Foc Ladies', in full,
So; Gentlemen, in full, IS.
Persons distance can have their Natvities draw
by sending the date of the day of their birth.
All letters containing the above fee will receive imme
date attention, and nativies will be any part of
the world, written on durable paper.
All letters the above topics, if postpaid VIII be
answered gratis.
His office is at No High street. between Federal and
Summer streets. Office hours, from A. Nj. to
o'clock P. NJ. act decl3 d&wtf
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Wanted.

A 3 Apprentices to the Dry Goods business. Also
IA Check Boys Apply at the store Of
ja2O DIFF CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD, & co. =
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FOR SALE.
ksA TIE subscriber being DESTROYS OF leav- syss
htif# ing this State offers his entire REAL ff7S9
-'71'~ ESTATE at very low prices, consisting -~-S @
in part Of one House Shelby street do, unin-
shed, Laurel street; do, Grafton street 20
House Lots Laurel Hill do, Grafton street
IA acres Of Land the Holden road 1873 Acres Of
Land, with good Farm Buildings, in Paxton.
ocl6 DIFF A. NJ MERRIFIELD q
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CARRIAGES.
Important to Millers and Mill-Owners,


A NEW and improved dressing for Mill Stones,
n (Which patented in ls49, by NJ. Gaines of Tex
as, and the right to which in the New England
States and throughout Europe. is owned by Col CHAs.
MILLS of Georeia) is offered to the Millers and
Mill Owners of this Stale, by GEORGE T. s. CURTIS,
Of Worcester, who is the sole Agent Col. Mills has
caused this dressing be put 10 several Mills in b il
city, with the understanding, that if not improved,
charge should be made in instance has he failed to
gain SO pei cent. in the amount of inca ground, with
the power, and in the amount has been
doubled. In some trehled.
The expense the owner, of fitting pair of stones
with this dressing, il about $40 And the price OF the
right TO the Improvement. from $50 to $780, &C
cordng the of business done 500 being the
general price per kun.
This is considered the most important improvement
made in the mode OF grindDgS and the ease and
simplicity with which it is applied cannot fall to COM
mend itself all concerned in this branch of business,
it virtually doubles the power of the mill Reference
may be made 10 Nm. Dickinson, w. w. Patch, or D.
L. Emerson of this City, whose Mills have been dressed
in this way, and aie grinding than twice
much before GEO. 7. S. CURTIS,
General Agent for the State of Massachusetts.
. dFa Tu WITT
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Eanlian For Sale.

A FIRST RATE octave, heauful toned Eeolian
"A for snle low. Any wishing irst-rate Instru-
mem, is invited to call and examine it, at Hsvens
Agency Office, 66 Main street, door to Selby's
Auction Room. dscl5 du
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4 TO whom good wages win be given Apply 10
PAGE, WHITMAN, a. co, West Filchburg or
ials dis9w c. FOSTER & co, Worcester.
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Physicians Visiting Lists,
IHoR 1854. For sale at
i deoas dtf Sc Main Street.
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Boy Wanted.
WANTED,

IN the Dry Goods Store of the subscriber-salary
from SIS 500 per year. Must be fifteen wears of
&c, over. ja7 d& wifi GEO. P. BRYANT.
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S. Pratt, No. 2O8 Main Street,

VXTOULD again call the attention of those who may
w be wanting FURS, to his newly replenshed
stock for Ladies' and Childrens wsar, which made
up the best styles by experienced hands, and will
be sold at very low prices. Please call and examined
hem. nov29 .A diff
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E FURNISHING GOODS
Arrival of DR.. C. w. Roback at Boston

The celebrated DR. C. w Ro-
back, from Sweden, Professor
of Astrology. Astronomy, Phre-
nology, and Geomaney, having
just arrived from New York,
where he has met with the
most extraordinary success for
the last two years, now offers
his services to The citizens OF
Boston and its vicinity. G. w.
Roback being the seventh son
Of the seventh son, and having
lmade Astrology his exclusive
study since the esrly age of Is
years, enjoys the advantage
derived from travelling and re-
Election, that is possessed by
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Feathers. Feathers

UsT received, large invoice Of Live Geese Fe An
ers, selling low at wholesale and tetail at l5O Mai
81 fup s'ars9 TABER CHOLLAR. a
83 a3s s s t dswti
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Birds.
FEW choice Canary Birds Also, Cages, Foun-
IA tains &C., at blGELOW'S,
diff l, Maple street.
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LN0UR Gentleman Boarlels may be accommodated
Il with easant ROOMS lew doors from Alain St
Also, Gentleman and Wife, and few table boatd.
ers. The House is heated with furnaces.
For particulars inquire at this Office. DIFF SO
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| 1.-TWO American Boys from Is to II yeas ofage-
Apply at American House feb2 d6t
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THREE or four Blacksmiths accustomed 10 the use
i Of Triphammers. Also, two good Chisel grinders
Apply to y FOSTER 4 CO Worcester, PAGE,
WHITMAN d. CO., West FltchbuGg
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A QUANTITY of good IS inch Shaved Pine shingles
n US; received and for sale low, by
Worcester, June 9, 1858. y III
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The Good Time has Come!
TUST received 22O0 lbs extra quality BUTTER in
a tubs of about 100 lbs. each. For Sale low.
SELDOM RICE,
in. DIFF Adams Market 297 Main St
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Books for Christmas and New year Pres.
IA gn.y ents. &, 80. i.
A LARGE assortment lust received and for sale low
IA ~ the worcester BOOK store. No 96 Main St.
de e2S dtf e. N. TUCKER Agent
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E. Merrill, 22l Main Street
VTTOULD call the attention Of purchasers or FURs
w TO his superior stock of Norway Sable Stone
Martin and Fitch Collars and Cuffs. nov30 diff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-17

ESCAPE OF Two STATE PRIsoS CoSyIcTs WHILE on
THEIR WAY TO AUBURS.-We had scarcely announced
the conviction and Of Henry Hoffman and Henry
Thornton for the attempted murder Of Officer Ager before
we are informed Of their escape from O1cer Henry
Phillips, while on the carr and when within zen mles Of
Auburn. appears that the ofcer LETT Troy win thsmOn
Wednesday They were properly shaekled ana mana,
cuted and no fears entertained that thus iet'ered
they would even attempt to escape soon ser lea',hg
syracuse one Of them egned sickness declaring to the
officer that he was about vomiting and wished 10 &c, on
the platform The officer not mis,rusting him. nor even
msenirg that it was mere Pretense 70 get a
reach took them the platform they being chainei
together where they stood be on one side OF the caf and
TIE brakeman the opposite side OF the adjoining ar
Ihey remained bu. short time, when tne Sex ms sam
he M better and soon after the train going a. the
rate Of thirty miles hour they both sprang RON the
ear and rolled over several times on the ground Inc
brakeman on seeing il sprsng for the bel rope bui nom
some cause either from it being de-e he'd ron
the bell or fastened the oofof ear would no give
the word Of command 10 the engineer 70 stop ana wa
not until Officer Phillips had ran through tn5 Ush aou
reached the locomotive that the cars were brought 10
stand sl This WEE effected until the train had ran
han nile beyond the jumping Of spot Officer Phillips
I'D .bsrs mmedate; reraeed their steps and in short
time the spot where the PRISONERS landed Dut tney
were non es After uitless search Of several hours
ard mot being able 10 gain any traces Of them he returned
10 this city He made known 10 Governor Seymour their
escape who Immediately offered reward Of ESQ for Their
apprehension and delivery % any herf IN the state We
are slo informed that the Sheriff Of Rensselaer, County
has in addition offered reward for their apprehension
II 70 be regretted tina; Thornton has escaped the JAS
retribaon thar was meeted our 70 him, TOR we d9lo'
Holman We know less about, but being companion o.
Thornton n al his vsinies Il i but fair 70 presume toGt
lie was but irae better man.
Being chained together and Jumping on Tram o. cerS
going the rate Of thirty ies az hour end Receiving ~
material injury T. 10 say the least miraculous occ
rezee They could not have received any materia
injury for II they had would have been utterly lnpos
81 ~ tba1 n the sbor rpaee Of fftsen twenty
minutes TO get beyond the reach Of the officer No one
win pretend 20 assert that they could travel very last
,afsd A. tbev were with heavy iron about their feet.
W. 40 net intend TO censGre the officer but they must
bsvs Sa5 grcompices stationed where they Jumped OF
Who carried them away. Albany Eve. J9us1 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-17

TIA .,e,rer Arctic which lot Liverpool 81 Y N %
vsspssdsv the 5th bst arrived here yss:s rdsy mofaiog
oclcet making the voyage in IL dsIs and 10 h,un
The Ass arrived ort st O'Clock mosning Of Monday.
the sd ust
a., ruess,v the Adj the Niagara s~Aed fr~n Everp,s,
with The ssh reg ueui .of Irfsutrrl for the E''st
The Golden Age reached King Ge,rgss Soasd Aasus
La IN 81 DAYS including IA days desenasa At 81 vincent
and TIE Cape Her sctusl running time VIZ tse:eseoay
a. DAYS Il msy be Remembered hat tbs British Govern
ner, refused to send nal by tbs Golden &c preerras
to pay flooo TO the sailing saip Mst'lda Wseneaoks
whose arrival may varly hook for fS sOcas ~esks
10 oome
Fif,eeu packet ships amounting - le 0C0 tuns arc the
pre-. ut moment fpg up Liverpool - convey o9ps TO
the las, These arr fer infsHuy the Courier loeo tune 81
OF the South 1898 nma,drs. Liz. Fer cavalry the
Echurss 1918 Medors. ca Mary Avn 95i Psrsnsits
sol ALREADY for The following VIII soon b. ready
Shooting Star 1862 Wilson Kenpard i,lss Gertrude.
1851 Gerdalouzh loss wsg Cloud, 500 Tyrone Ll9'
Ass III steamer Albstross, 6os ,uns
The screw steamer Glasgow. frem Nsw-foSk' srived a.
Crsenock at > O'Clock Saturday. l., ins'
Cspt Duryee Of the packet ship COns,antiss feh over
bosro ar was dro~red the morning OF the Is, While
she ship was OFF Port Iyn mas outward bouns IA eonsS
quence Of ths unfortunate ciden ne ship put back 70
Liverpool
BY the ariyslof the Pride Of the Ocean London April
We have intelligence OF iss loss OF t1s ehgrsH s'P SoS
Nypph from Liverpool February 81, Cos NewYork "aen
week ont the Sea Nymph experienced heavy gale and
became rnmanageAble leaking badly opnasts ysrds &c
carried away and for twenty four hours sy 10 TIE trough
OF the seq AT this unoture The Pride of ho Ocean hovs
in sight and bore down her assistance Two ofthe b,oss
were lowered and with difficulty oil were taken on board
the Pride Of the Ocean and brought to London When sse
seen the Ses Nymph as, settling down rhe loss Of
the Russell Sugs and OF the passengers ~ taess
Webb aud Rainbow have already been reporechers.
The influx of emgrants into Liverpool a, present. r'
passes shy hrg of the sort before knosn The m.
orty are from Ireland and bouGd either for the United
States or Canada The price of serago nassases now
ranges high IS o owing to the scar = OF chipping
aud number Of passengers Offering
A. Liverpool Breadstuffs had again slightly advanced
and Cotton rather better in tone bat without eadmg@
much business.
From the seat of tbe Danube We have the inst
oct of plan of Russian strategy For particulars
See the following summary,
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FROM ALBANY

EXCITEMENT IN THE Hot sE-DILESMA OF MEMBERS,
-THE RECENT VISIT TO Ew-YoRK-BRookLYN
COMMUNICATING AND JOSEss WOoD
PARKs-APPoIsTMEST BY THE GOVERNOR.
Co-restonseEce o. The y. Tribune.
ALBASr Friday, April a. ls54
soIsE AND ooSTUsIoS.
There present this morning in the House nc' over
tne hundred members, and YET, throughout the morning
session much confusion prevailed than when there
was full House The sct is members are extremely snx
ious to adjourn and leave for their homes But they esnnot
DO i. The Supply bill was Introduced only yesterday 1t
has been made the special order to be taken up mmease
y after al the bills or the Clerk desk are read and passed
When this will be cannot be definitely settled upon under
the progress made the two past days II reading Ds
There are so many bills pending possessing more than or
dnAry interest thai they be passed without debate
and the result is tha; they pass very slowly
Under this state Of things tae patience Of member Il
severely taxed To add their perple1iues tner ns"e
psuers .upped 10 them for hundred days have en
cut of and stopped in consequence OF the expiration o.
hundred dsys But the worst dilemma they res under l.
being compelled 70 remain here without pay a. nom
G. 70 g. per day expense The following bin winch NJ
RcHARDs erdeavored TO get in yesterday but ised IN
der the rules viii give some indication with regard 70
their sentiments or this subject
BOARD BILL.
An ACT 10 protect sbeTs OF tie Leslst-e nm e1fe1se o'
bosrc their paw shall have ee.sed
he Pyic = ne S1fe u See- forkl fesae- - - -'~e~
- d. . fcigrs- - r---.
sKcJoS n 80. rot - ssful the keeper OF sns e0te
o. N tie CIV o. Albany sxst 90 charge sny eonYea
rstos Os he t9si d ar nsn5ss q ne tns oA1e
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Ell PASO.

The San AntoHiO Ledger of the 3Oth ult has intelh
gence from FL Paso. 1t gives some particulars OF hSh
between what il calls the Salt party from Don Ana aad
the party from III Paso. The latter II says wss com
posed of twenty seven men-seyenteen Americans, one
Epelisbmnn and the rest Mexicans They were all we'll
armed ard had with them six FOUNDER This party met
the Ana party at Los ChinOs laden with SAT- Ihey
were commanded 10 surrender which they refused to do
when the fight commenced and lasted twenty minutes.
The six FOUNDER fired three times Inc Don ANA
party fed leaving men killed and MORALLY wound
ed on the ground They had three mules two horses and
about fifteen Fad OF cattle killed The victors captured
and drove oil one hundred and head OF cattle
The only damage they sustained loss OF one horse
and returned safely after an absence OF twelve days
Il also gives the scarcely credible intelligence that the
American Consul ~ FL Paso has been arraigned before
the Acade on a charge of having said privately that
Santa Anna had secretly sold part OF Mexico Tor
S3aCOOCO and publicly for Sl5O0OO0) and that he would
pocket $4,000 600 The Consul informed them tht he
had robing 10 say such charge but held himself re-
spousble 10 bis Government for his act The authorities
then asked him to sign bis to document they had
prepared which he refused to do and left the Court
MIR Stephenson has been successful beyond anteipa'
ton in his mining operations and IL now preparing 70
gets richer the deeper he goes down His success has
caused considerable excitement and number Of com
pauies are forming TO engage 10 mining.
The people of FL PasO feel assured that the Pacific
Railroad will be certain to the Rio Grande at the
DAM as Col Gray and Col Pope say il i decidedly the
beet point The people in fine spirits IN consequence
Of this assurance. 49,
Business very dull and there but little prospect
Of speedy improvement.
Peach trees were in bloom, and nature putting on
her beautiful robe for the approaching season
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FOUR DAYS
, ATERFROM EUROPE
RIVAL or TIE ARC TIC.

5o.OOo.avsslAss ACROSS the DANUBE.
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Russian Loss at Turtu!Sai Confirmed.
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Dates, Liverpool AID London. April ;

RETREAT Of TIE TURKS REPORTED Nsro:sI5sstss
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sengers

The screw steamship City of Manchester sailed from
Philadelphia on Saturday last fer Liverpool with s1y pas
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-12-07
NEW GOODS.

MRS. REGNIER, having Just re.
Itl eeiyed new supply Of Goods,
takes pleasure in announcing to the pub
Lie, that they viii be disposed of (by
Henry Regnier who has charge of the
store upon the most reasonable terms.
Among which are beautiful styles Of
Lawns from s to Is cents per yard.
Calico from to 10 cents per yard
All other dry goods in proportion.
Also good supply of Groceries,
Hardware, Queensware, Hats, Caps,
Bonnets and eyeryvariety of trimmings.
Also Boots and Shoes of every size and
kind. All of which viii be sold as
cheap or cheaper than they can be
bought elsewhere. Please call and ex-
anime.
May s5,s1ss4. i4tlhe
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AUprroR's OrrrcE, Gallia co.

~ : y OFFICE
DAVID HEBARD, Auditor of Gaa County hereby certify
the list of delinquent lands
returned this Office delinquent for the
hundred and fifty three by the
ofe that the has been
eorng law and that the amount tax penalty charged
calculated
70 3tS4T. .z3 r4'.+..ase
Notice. therefore, hereby given land town
village lots much thereof
penalty charged thereon aforesaid win be public the
of Ga, the
day January between the hours NJ
unless said taxes and penalty paid before that
of land Except and village sod quantity will
be laid off form practicable
OF the from which the shall
sale made from nlot ouotin village.
culr part thereof the quantity sold will be laid off extend from
principal street. road alley which
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-12-07
LIE WIS BERTHE,
STILL MANUFA CTURES TIN
COPPER & SHEET IRON,
Stoves, &c

A I his old stand, lower side Of the
n Public Square, where he has a
large assortment of TIN WARE, and
from his experience as a practical me-
chanic, he considers it no fiattery to say
that he viii give full satisfaction, as he
employs none but the most experienced
workmen and no boys.
He calls the attention of persons wish
ing to purchase, to the following inn
proved patters of Stoves: Four sizes Of
Ironton Premium; three sizes Best Pre-
MUM; two sizes Indiana; three sizes
of the Comet; a double oven Stove;
Parlor and Heating Stoves in great va
riety.
With reference to the above stock, he
is still receiving and will keep constant
ly good assortment of every thing
that is usually to be had in well regu
lated Shop. He hopes by promptness
and attention to customers to receive a
liberal patronage.
March 2. 1854.-2m -
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CovERLET WEAVING.

TAY A. VAN VLECK will continue
y the business of Coverlet Weaving
for a short time only in this place.
Those wishing work done will please
send in their orders, as it will be impos-
sible for him to do work after the first
of April next. No carpets of any des-
cEiPtion will be woven, except those al
ready contracted for.
July 81, 1854.
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B A N K ! NJ G
AND
EXCHANGE BUSINESS.

TNHE subscriber continues 10 receive demo
4 sites ON time, or to be repaid on call.
DIseounts Drafts. Bills Of Exchange, or note
Of hand.
Draws Checks on any Point in the United
States.
Furnishes Bills Of Exchange on the prinei-
paleommereial cities in Europe. rr
Makes collections in any partof the United
States OF Europe. 80
Buys and sells Gold, Silver, uneurrentsotes.
Land Warrants, County and Corporation Or
ders. j. f---..-.r q
Pays Interest on time deposites as ssfollovs.
On Deposites at4 months attherate Of 81 per
cent per year;
On dsPosite' at months. at the rate Of per
cent. peryear; ~
Ondeposites at 3 nonths.a the rate Of 5per
cent. per year; n
On depositesat 2 months. attherate OF per
cent. per year.
N.B.-Ofhee hoursfron 8 AN. to i2M.,
and from to SPIN. -srfr-f
Jsd. 90. Isss.--Iy
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July IS, 1854.-3m
NOTICE.

IuAVING purchased of Mr.. S. B.
IL DRoU1LLARD his interest in the
wholesale and retail Grocery, corner Of
Court and Third streets, returns thanks
for the patronage heretofore extended,
and by diligence and promptness to bu-
siness hopes to be favored with con-
tinuance Of the same. l have every
article needed in the Grocery and Pro-
duce line, which can be bought as cheap
as in any store in town. Call and ex-
anime for yourselves.
July 6, "a. D. s. FORD.
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Rheumatism, Painful & Swelled Joints
Neuralgia Of the face, Deafness. Blind,
ness, Mysteries, Dyspepsia. St. vitus.
Dance, Paipitation Of the heart, PERIOD
cal Headache, Pains from Indigestion
Uterine Pains.