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IOO OOO Gifts. yalued at................. 81 584

lUU UUU Gllts. Talucu iut'f'''''''.'s'. u Oo1
In order to secure perfactly fair and sat
isfnc tory partition of the property. Mr.. Per-
ham proposes that the Share holders ehall
meet together. In some suitable place in the
city Of New-Y York, on
E.Nonday Epening, Norensber IA, 1852.
h or sooner. if all the tickets are sold, due
notice Of which be given } and select from
Itlieir,numbcra Committee, under whose SUI
pervision the Distrbution. will take places
This Committee will be subject to the in.
structions of The Share holders,an will dis,
tribute the Gifts among them in sach way
either by LOT, or otherwiserras the Share,
holders may determine upon. rs! 5
! itsT, Tickets for rsule al the Chinese AS
sembly Rooms, 500 Broadway, q. the Music
Publishing Holse aud Store OF HORACE WA
TER 333 Broadway, and at the Principal
Hosels and Music Stores, Also, at the As
sombly Buildings. Philadelphia, ntthe Ma
ryland Institute. Baltimore; National Hotel.
Washington, and Adams House, Boston.
I Exhibition every afternoon and evening,
lat 3 and "a O'Clock. as
| Tickets forn single admission, IS eents.---
IChijdfen, half-price, g6 g eg III
I All orders for tickets, by letter, should be
addressed 10 one of tho following persons
/. JosIAHPRRHAN, Chinese Assembly Rooms,
$50 Broadway, ,.New-Y York.'&ss
| JAMES H. FARRANp, Assembly buildings,
Philadelphia. Penna. nr9 ST d
JonN S.. SElBY, Maryland Institute, Balti-
more, Maryland. a9 9i4s e
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PROSPECTUS FOR THE SESSION
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State. for the pexi two years. HUI Z
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ROAD 9NOTTCE.

| NTOTTCE Is hereby gwen to Joseph AuIt,
lV James Monroe, Jacob Harmon, James
Hall, George Klinker, and c. T. PomeFoy,
that the viewers and surveyors will meet at
the house. Of Abram Setz, in Pleasant town.
ship, Putnam county, Ohio, on the 10Th day
OF January. e54. or within five dnys ,hcre-
nfer 10 view and survey tue following com
tinuation Of connty road, Commencing in
section number one, on the west side Of the
school house in school district nne,her sdne,
of Pleasant township, thence on straight
line northwestwardly with tho road that
comes by Geo. Pope's, till il strikes the line
between sections number one and number
Two, thence north ON said line TO The Bas5 or
township line between Pleasant and Ottowa
.owpships, thence westa S Or 6,rods 10 the
section corner Of sections IS and IS, in OF,
iowa township, thencn north along said sec
lion line to intefsSct tho Ottowa and wiz
liamstown rdafsqn there to terminate. 9 q
October II, 1883. m 66i%,
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Important Discovery!
ie RELIEF IN TEN SiTNUTHs!.

Are unfaillng in the cure Of Coughs, Colds,
Asthma. Bronchitis, Sore Taroat, Hoarse-
ness, Misunderstanding. lncipient consnmP-
ton, and Diseases of the Lungs, They
have no taste. Of medicine, and any child
will take .hem. Thousands have been res
ltored to health that had before rdcspaired,---
given in hundreds Of cases. A
single dose relieves in ten minxtes.
I. Ask for Bryan;s P'ulmonic Wafers-.the
original pad only genuine, is stamped "Bry-
an. $, Spurious kinds ara offered for sale
FIVE cents per box Sold by dealers
generally. y. BRYAN & CO, Rochester,
Y. Y, Propfietors. Wholesale by ss,.
j. d. PARK, Cincinnati,
l653m3l w. FISKE, Cleveland
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TIE, GLOBE:

TIE. OFFICIAL PAPEk Ot ONs
7RESS. AND NEWSPAPER FOR
TIE PEOPLE.
TT will be seen BY the annexed extinct
lirom d letter Of General Washington g
David Siewar., dated New York. sl7ih
March, 1890, that The idea Of such pa
per as propose 70 make the Giobc, orig
ina,ed in The mind Of tho mind Of the
Father Of his Country He said:
ssI,isio belamen,cd TINT Tho cditors oFthe
different Gazettss in the Union do not moro
generally aud more correctly (instend Of stuff
ing their papers with scurriity ana nohsens
ical declamation, which few would read i
they were npprised Of the contents) publish
the debates in Congress on oil great national
questons. TIE principles upon which the
difference Of opinion arises,as well the deeis-
ions, would then crme fully before the pub
lie. and afford the best data for itf Judgment.
sparkle wrstings IF Warrington, sol! 10,
B. 61. N
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A Farm for Sale or Rent,

IT YlNG ten miles north of Delphos, on
4 4 the Miami canal, Of 9l5 acres OF land
and over one.hundred acres Of improvement.
II sold, one third cash in hand and the resi-
due in payments TO suite the purchaser
This farm Is so situated that it is not inferior
to anv in the north. west for making money.
Forinformntion call on the subscriber on the
farm. Nssa4 JOSEPH GROVER. +.
( September II, 1853. ar $50
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TifTT ffi8li tc3ffNNft
Of the lakes, Niagara Falls, 81. Law
renee and Saguenay Rivers,
Now Exhibiting at the Chinese Assembly
Rooms, $50 Broadway, New-YVrk.' 4, Il 4
In connection with its Exhibitions, the
Proprietor, 3osIAn PRRHAM intends selling I
100000 TicIxets Only, at liEach, 81
Each Ticket admitting four personYp any
exhibition, nndicntiiling the holderSto one
share of the 100000 gifts following; ssl
The whole Of the magnificent series g0l
Of paintings, known as the pSeren- "
.Miic Mirror, valued at....'.....;a. 40,OO0
II having fenlizedl double that dii8l
sum by its exhibitions. itgGoa i8Hinag
A Farm in Burlington county, New 4sia
Jersey, containing 20 acres, in q issy
rich state ofscultivation, with q
dwelling, barn, and other neces- 8 6e3
sary out-houscs, fronting onlhe g6a
Deiewareiryer, one mile froml siia'
Beverly, AMI ten miles from Phil-
adelphia; access to- 1t every hour sipHAd
Of the day, either by Roilrond or a
Steamboat. and also containing 5msC
Peach orchard,of 1900 tree s,ion. aaf sel
which thousands OF bushels of gia
peaches have been raised this 5Q
year, valued ai,,'..-,.s-.. "a 900
Any information about the Farm
can bo given BY JAMES H. FARRAND,
Assembly Buildings, Philadelphia. ia
The celehraindrottihg horse, Tel ,os
egrGph, who con tror mile in l.s
$50, with two persons in wagr
on. To be seen at the Franklin e63gt
House, Philadelphia; valued atr. | 800
5 Piaaos, worth 500 dollars eacb... $500
S Z" "ia 300 6 $ - 1900
Specimens ofithe Pianos can fbe daf
seen at the Music and Piano store ysg
Of II. WATERS, 1913 Broadway. sonA 3sat,
10 gold watches, worth $780,. Il 900,
40 U q - 60, 600
100 Pens and Cases, So 500
1000 Pencils, li 6 b., 1900.
100 ORDERS for Hats. (on Genin, ~
celebrated Broadway Hat.
tel. ........-.-.....-........--..i5 a 90
y 5000 Gold pens, one dollar each, 5000
40 900 Engraving, valued at25 cts. 10000
53,7s9 Hand books, describing the
Scven-Mle Mirror, 6,0G9
Inn nnn i.tf,a ivalued Of 68A
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HtENTLEMEN,s HATS..-Thrsc 6ozon
Y. " OF tho la, est styleg ffashionable Hats
imported from N ew York .for sale by v II se
,ah az s. VIZ 81 AL, TAytea II
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-02

- sH9 THE Boats of this Line Vs~~s IL
" - will IeGve Providence. kea,4 =
-sssSsa from Fox Point, on MON
-" DAYS, WE'D NESDAYs d FRIDAYS
and New York on T UEsDAYS, THURSDAYS, &
SATURDAYS until furlhernotice.
Freight taken for New York at reasonable rates.
This Line connects, by arrangement with the Daily
Inland Line of Fropellers between New York and
Philadelphia, and the Semi-weeky Inland Line Balt
more at all times. When this Inland is open,
Goods will be taken at Providence for Philadelphia at
per foot and for Baltimore ut cents per foot
Usual time between Providence and Philadelphia, 40
hours; and between New York and Baltimore, 90
hours. lf
Philadelphia and Baltimore Freight will be forward
ed from New York by any other lines, if directed
at current rates.
For further information apply to w. II. J0URDAE,
Office Of Providence and Worcester Railroad &c
Isaac Ode: Pier No. Is N r. or w. P. Williams, "a
Broadway New York. or TO
B. BUFFUM, Agent, foot ofsouth Main ST.,
Sept, 81, 1853. dawtf Providence.
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French Periodical Pins and nrops.
D r. H Ill

~ H. n ! Ia IL
TAKES pleasure in announcing to the citizens
Worcester and other places, that his Office is at No
I2l Main ST.
word to Young men and others afflicted with Semi.
nal Debility, whether originating from certain desruc
tive habits, or from any other cause, with the train OF
bodily and mental evils which follow when neglected,
should make early application, thereby avoiding much
trouble and suffering, well expense By this i'm
proved method of treatment, DR.. H. safely guar
safe and speedy cure in all cases of secret dis.
standing. Either are invited to his private rooms
without fear Of Interruption by other PATIENTS as hur-
drcds are cured yearly by his practical experience and
great remedies.
READ AND REFLECT. Tho afflicted would do
well to reflect before trusting their health happiness
and in many cases, their ioes, in the hands of pbys
clans ignorant OF this class of maadies 1t is certain
ly impossible for understand all the ills the
human family are subject TO.
YEARS OF PRACTICE, excessively devoted TO the
treatment and study Of Syphilis, Gonorrhea, Geet
Srictures effect OF solitary habits, Ulcers upon the
body throat, nose or legs, Pain in the Head Rones
and all Mercuria Afiectons aud all Impurities of the
Blood, whereby the constitution has become enfeebed
enables the Dr. to offer relief all who may place them
selves underh his
TO FEMALES. All diseases peculiar 10 Females
as suppressions Irregularities, &C., speedily and effect
ually removed.
" The French Periodical Drops and Pills, for TIE
above Affections have been well tested for the last ten
years. sel3 sissiie,r.4
DIR. Hills Preventative for married ladies', sent to
any direction from observation. Price IS. Per-
at distance may consult Dr. Hill by letter. (post
paid describing their case, have medicines securely
put up and forwarded TO any part OF the IT, States with
full ard explicit directions for Office arranged
with separate apartments, that patients none but
the DR..
DIR H. makes no charge for short consultations Post
paid letters duly answered. Those requiring much ad
vice should enclose small iee sufficient to compensate
for the time required TO write the answer 4
DST Office hours rom A. NJ, to P. M. ~
Very respectfully, Dr. G. A. HILL
apl6 DIFF Office III Main ST.. Worcester.
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Consumption cam be Cured.

MFRS A. M. CHAFFlN, No 81 fremont street
Nl Pleasant street, Boston, speedily and pcrma-
nenty consumption, bronchitis, asthma, chronic
cough, rheumatism, sout spinal complaints, tic dolo
reaux, neuralgia.
Mrs C. has long practiced in various parts of New
England, with great success, having in
restored health those no had been given mp by med
ical as incurable She would say TO the invalid
not TO hope; and would respectfully invite such
are aborng under chronic Diseases complaints
Of long standing, call her her office, where she
may be found all times; and she will refer them to
those in the city and vicinity when she has cured
Those who may desire to with her their In
frmities can do So free OF charge Her medicines
be forwarded TO all parts Of the country, Office hours
from 8 A. M. TO or. NJ. iii-ss.ssse y. % -
Ezact from letter receiusd from lady treated for
Consumption, in Boston:--
MRS CHArFIN-Dear Madam: It with p0 oTdina
~ pleasure that inform you of the beneficial effects
resulting from your treatment to me, after being con-
hned my bed and room weeks and months thinking
that could never be raised again had little faith of
hep had tried the best Of physicians and they pro-
Dounced ncurable but by the blessing of Cod, whit
has been done has helped me much. have forgot.
your kindness me, and hope that those afflicted
was will call upon you, think that you ai
fnrd them relief Mostrespectfidly, 8. BRlGHAMn
Extract from a letter from gentleman treated for
se Rheumatism, in Providence, RI
Mrs. CHAFFIE: II is with great pleasure that
write inform you Of the beneficial effects Of your
treatment to me. had been afflicted with Rheuma-
tism for three years. and was confined my bed and
room of the time. had tried the best physicians
within my knowledge and received no benefit; and
had very little faith OF receiving benefit from your med
but thank God they have acted like perfect
cnalnl, and am able to be about and labor most
Of the time Although have not quite regained my
former strength, IcUnsider the Rheumatism cured and
hope those afflicted as was will call upon you.
does deodSm W sBUTLER"
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/. 7. LAzELL, 9OI Hain Street.
Motorpathic G ar


DR. HALsTED closes his institution at Rochester
u N. Y, until the 18Th of bprn 10 comply with
the solicitations of many Physicians and Ladies, who
anxious to aver themselves his new method of
curing disese. His object in making This beside
that of treating particular cases, give medi
cal men such practical evidence may lead to more
wise method OF treating Uterine and Chronic Diseases.
Il Is his desire extend to the Faculty every possible
fecly for testing the merits Of his discovery Physc-
isns, therefore, particularly invited to csl with pa
uenis under their charge His system of Therapeutics
is simple, rational reliable and based upon path
oogieal ptinciple-a system by which tue worst forms
OF PTolapsuS UteTi and most functional and TgRnc de-
ransemeiis are euied, Inc principles OF Motorpathy
have been thoroughly tested q Home Institution,
where five thousand offemale diseases alone
have been successius ueated. Mang of these
uvelerafe Of from TO twenty years stand
Ing some ofthem accompanied with extreme urinary
,diffcut Many of ProlaPsus Uteri can be
cured by visit Others in a few days. and the most
difficult in few weeks. To produce this almost in
relie the patient is subjected 10 pain
Inconvenience. No supporters nor any of the usual
treatment is employed. When the organ is made TO
assume its proper position, the patient is Immediately
able 90 through any ordinary exercise which she has
strength to perform, without fear ofdisplacement Mo-
torpa'hic treatment gives vitality and force 10 all lie
organs in the discharge OF their proper unctons ard
is eecual in restoring the constitution from the
effects of selfindugence and dissipation It has been
proven be peculiarly adapted for the OF lDcipi
ent Consumption, Paralysis and the many and multi
form complaints originating in Curviture Irritation
of the Spine It's eicae he relief of partial insan
ity and diseases Of the liver is beyond question.
DR.. Hasted will be 10 Boston, the Revere House,
from the 10Th TO the 80 of January liz Worcester
the LIST of February in Springfield, at the Massasoit
House, on February srd and 4th in Northampton on
February 9th in Hartford, Cl Hartford City Hotel
February 9Th. in Meriden on Feb 10 in Chester,
at Chester Hotel on Feb. 14th in New Haven, Ton
tine House. on February I6 and in New York on Feb
Tuary Goth, at st. Nicholas Hotel, Broadway; where
he will remain few weeks Communications address,
ed to him. route, will receive prompt attention His
work on Mortorpdthy can be obtained of him, or be
sent to any address, postage free upon the reception of
ten postage stamps Va. - d&wit
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NEW LUMBER YARD

At the Norwich Rail Road Depot,
WTHERE will be kept by the undersigned constantly
w on hand, all the various kinds and qualities of
Eastern, Western and Northern Lumber
Consisting of Boards, Plank, Joist, Shingles Clap.
boards, Pickets, Iaths, White Wood, Ash, Black
Walnut, and Cherry.
FRAMES supplied to order at short notice. and all
LnInDer sold on the most reasonable terms, by 7g
&c. MORSE IL co.
HF odlce No, 10 Nechanicst. aug23 dtf
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EXPRESSES. &c,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

New Worcester and Lincoln So. Omnibus
WILL run as follows:
w - Leaves New Worcester,
AZ z O'Clock A. NJ, A. NJ, ~ P. M, vi +. M.
Leaves Lincoln Square,
Ats o'clock A. NJ, Il Nj, % 7. NJ, and ?. M.
Leaves Harrington Corner for New worcester
minutes sitter leaving Lincoln Square.
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Evenings the om-
nbus will leave New Worcester at Ct O'Clock, and re-
turning, leave City Hall g. at the close ofLectures,
sc. -SUNDAYs--
will leave New Worcester at 10 A. NJ, and p. M, re-
urning at the close of meetings.
g5-Fare, each way.6 LA cents. dtf MS
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RAILROADS.
qorw,on and worcester Railroad.

Norw1on and Worcester Railroad.
s,p,ssl IS:sssa o.
WINTER ARRANG EAENTS.--Nov /, 1853
UPWARD TRAINS.
Cent'l Village, at Z Is A. NJ, 10 so and4 Oh z. NJ
DnnielscnviIe, at 40 A. Nj, / O5 and 4 Esp. M
Webster, at 8 IS A. M, 2 90 and 90 P. NJ
Oxford, at s5oA. NJ, 2 10 and 6 s5P N
Arrive at Worcester, at 995 NJ so and 80 p. Nj.
[dl Freight train with PASSENGER car attached.
Lesve worcester at e and - 80 80 A. NJ and ~
Webster, at 80 and IL IS " % sc
Pomfret, ct 100 and II 50 !" 4" 554
a Daniesonve, at 8 rs A. NJ, u IS and l7P.M
coRtrl Village, ats42 e Y SS and SO 50 sc
Steamnoat Train leaves Boston at 50 =. NJ, Wor
at 90 P. NJ Daniesonvle at Os, and Norwich
at 90 p. M.
The { 80 A train from Norwich will connect with
coaches for Providence Central Village and Pomfret
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at Danleson
vile, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays OF Junction
with Western Express Train for New York and Alba
ny, at 9 IS n M; for Albany, New York and Way Sta,
tons, at 9 3gA NJ, and with train for Providence and
Worcester Road. AT Worcester Station, with Bost0r
and Worcester and Worcester and Nashua Trains.
The IL M train from Norwich will mtersect at June
ton with New York Express Train for Boston,
Train for Providence and Worcester Road; at Worces-
ter Station with Boston and Worcester and Worcester
and Nashua Trains.
The 90 M Train from Norwich arrives in Worces.
ter in time for the 10 30 NJ Train for Boston, which
leaves the Western r Station.
Trains from Worcester at IS and 10 80 M. arrive
in Norwich for Trains for New Ioudon, Ston.
iDgon, Willimantic, Hartford New Haven and NJ York
The 10 30 A M Train from Worcester connects al
Daniesonve with coaches for Providence, Whitman
tic and Hartford, daily, for Brookyn with every Ac
Gommodation train.
1tDayville with Coach for Ashford Tuesdays, Thurs
avs ond Saturdays; for Providence, Mondays Wednes
days and Fridays.
The 30 NJ Train from Worcester connects at Web
ser, with Coaches for Southbrdge, daily; for North
and West Woodstock, and Eastford, deg.
Passengers for New York by Steamboat, from Sra
tons on the line of this Road, will take The 80
Train from Worcester
PS NJ. ANDREWS AGENT