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6NtIANCEE OF TIME.-TATNUCK AND
" INCOLN SQUARE OMNIBUS
On aad afr rllU RsnAY, Sept. 18th, will
leave TaAu.k al TO- $50 a. m. e, liz, and g. 20 D. M
Returnin, Leave Lincoln square for Tatnuck at 80 a.
M, I'm. 30a q 10 p.
Also, Live Newton Street tor Lincoln Squire at $50,
s.45. and / a. M, and l50 and $40 p. m.
Returntg--Lcaye Lincoln Square al 7.30 and 10 m,
~ m, and 80. and 615 pm.
sUSDAY-Leaye Tatnick at $50 a. M, aud Newton St.
1915 a. NJ and As p m
Returning, will leave the City Hall at the close Of the
meetingI
Single 1rc--O "A cents each way, from Newton st.
10 LincolSquare
Single Rre-12 - cents from Tatnuck to Lincoln
Square, e,h way.
Ore pskage Of 20 tickets, ST. from Newton street to
Lincoln suare and package Of 10 tickets, ST. from
Tatnuck +. A. CURLY.
s12 dtf
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90 Fri.

90 Ect.
B1NA CTOKY HELP WANIED-Two or
three Families of Factory Help, (Weavers aud Spin
ners) %ane on never-ailing stream of water. Apply
at the UXbridge Cotton Mills. CHAS. L. WITHIN
North UXhridge Sept 10. diff Jerk.
A CHANGE TO MAKE MONEY A va
"A rlety OF Agencies, from which three to I've dollar
day can be made can now be obtained at the gents
emporium, 2T5 Vain street, Wurcest.r r. Honorable
Employment FIR both ladies and gentlemen. M cuiaI
required until the business is fairly tried after which,
from i've to fifty dollars For grand chances, call
sly du ALLEN & FAY.
NETANTED.-2OO experienced Straw yrs at
v the new straw Mandatory, Flagg's Building.
Also. 90 Girls to learn the business None but smart
intelligent American girls need apply. of references
will be required. Applications received and further in
formation given and after Oct 49, at No I6 Flaggs
Building, Main ct. F. MANSOd,
oS dagtf s,H. B0WKER.
& CENTS WAETED-HonesU young men can
"A ind constant employment at the business of selling
Cheap Books Perfumery Medicines LthoCrapbic Prints
Maps, Charts and other useful articles. Salary $500
year, besides expenses, or liberal commission allowed
we have the best stCcN in Boston from agents We in
Ve purchasers to call and see. Address with stamp
enclosed to pay return POSTAGE Dr.. H. B. SKINNER,
NO 10 Friend street, Boston. deod&w3m au2S
ri EW STORES TO LET.-The very cara
' cious and convenient Stores in the New Block
nouthordge ST., are now Teadv to be let Rent low, to
good tenants. Apply to PHILANuER PUTNAM,
Or to L. & S. P. HARRINGTON, 234 Main street.
o9 dtfis
FENEN EMENT TO RBNT.-E. L. ABBOTT
co will have several Tenemvnts to rent the LIST of
October, varying in price from $50 $125 For further
lntormation enquire at their Office,
SO dH No Flaggs Building.
FESO LET-pwo tenements on Iafayette street onno
y site the Junction Depot Inquire of
Je26 A. THAYbR, 21S Main Street.
'NNO LET.-A large airy Room in Richmonds Block,
263 Main Street. Apply to f. R. ROBINSON,
Clark's Block, 257 Main st.
worcester, June D. 1888 diff
HEHO RENT..-The store on Pearl street now occu-
pied by the Adams Express Co. Possession given
10 few days Inquire at the office, of
hpZo DIFF G. FOSTER & co.
sEN0 RENT.--Arupper Tenement of rooms few
z. rods south of the old Academy, Possession given
Immediately Apply on the premises. S. P. CHASE.
Worcester, June H. 1855
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DEALER
FAN CY GOOD S, TOYS
USEFUL ARTICLES,
Respec fully informs the Public that he has in store
quantity of
Arthur's Patent Self-sealing Cans,
Which he is selling at Manufacturers Prices
These Cans were invented by scientific man, Dr. Ar.
thur, of Philadelphia, for the purpose of
PRESERVING FRUITS, VEGETABLES, &C.
Its plain open cam with channel around the outside
at the top, filled with cement into which the edge of the
cover nicely fits after being heated. They are readily
opened without injury and be cleaned like any open
vessel, and used year after year,
Please call and look at them at the sign of
THE VARIETY STORE,'
No. Sc MAIN STREET
NEARLY OPPOSITE QUINsIGAMoSD BANK.
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tSINEp11rs oEt,,,y,s

20 l. Q = / N O. . u Il
"SELLING oUTv'
RED UCING STOCK"
"SEMi-ANNUAL" and DAILY SALES.
WATCHES, CLOCKS, and JElyELRY now onered
at 25 Tor 50) per cent less than (what might bel usual
prices" am determined (and have beenf for two years
TO reduce my stock.n
N. B--Goods that have not, shall continue to buy
and furnish at equally great bargains"
Watches Clocks and Jewelry will sell as 10 good.
Of like quality can D. bought a. any establishment in this
city or Boston. T. NJ. LAMB,
jel2 dd Harrington Block Worcester
NY w NICHOLS PATENT AID UNT-
NlAABLE BITT-STOCK This Fas tener is
believed to b. ne only successful one invented for
drawing sh ofthe bitt into the socket and holding
it firmly It's p lcc. 1t is cheap simple and durs bic,
and not bic to out of order This article is rec'm
mende it'll ddenct all who are in the habit of US
ing l-st as the Lifts may be easily fitted, and
when may always be kept tight, and cannot
be drawn from the socket Ehou the trouble Of unfasen
ing
These Btt-socks are manufactured and sold wholesale
and retail by the Patcnteein MEARFiELD's BuILDAGCy
prus street, Worcester, Mass.
$40 d3m II. W. NICHOLS.
GRASS SEED AND PRODUt E.-T0e
" subscribers have in store, GRASS SEED, in all its
varieties, at the lowest prices.
Also Butter, Cheese, Lard Hairs Goldfish Wrapping
Paper Coarse and Fine Salt Begns, Dried Apples Seed
Peas, Brooms, Tubs, and Pals
Also aquantty Of damaged Salt, suitable for agricu
tural use.
worcester, Apfll 10 1000 uu apo
Sap HATCuES!! WATCHES -
HgtM New and Selected Stock OF Fine Gold and
ID 81 Silver Watches. consisting of English Patent
hsS Levers, Detached Levers, and Cylinder Essape-
Uenls, at 4. NJ. LAMBS Harrington Block.
Al Watches sold al THIS establishment, warranted
10 prove recommended.
Secondhand Watches v half their value off apl1
4 ABAN BULLOCK MANUFACTURES OF
IL ROBBINS and SpO0LS OF every descriptions for Got
ton, Wooen, and SIX Factories. Also Chis0 and Anger
Handles Table Legs Hubs, and job Turning Of every dc
serpuon, done At short notice Shop South street ktse
kurv. Nasa JAv1v Ol0
HAR. CLOUGH'S COLUMBIAN PILLS
~ are remedy for Headache, Pain IN lht SIDE.
Distress Of the stomach, Nervousness, CostVenes q inc
Bowel, Piles and are excellent nr Dyspepsia Every
family should keep them constantly in the house ana thus
GEO. r. spuRR,
ols dtf Druggist, 20l Main Of.
NMRAPPING PAPEB-l5o Reanl Assorted
anal istr @. A. HARRINGTON co.
6NOpPERAS.--l5 tons English Corperas, IN store
Z ami for safe by q. b. & A. J. HOWE,
AT dtf Wo BanA Block
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NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. good
Wooden Buiding, situated in the heart If the city Of
Worcester stories in hegh'h, and well adapted for
grist mill, workshops or any mechanical purposes Also
a Steam Engine Of ~ horse power with two boilers
nearly new, 10 complete order; The above property viii
be sod ut bargain if applied for soon either for cash or
exchange for other property. Apply to
A. ]. BATON,
$40 dtt Cor. Southbrdge and Myrtle sts
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CLEMENT, MARBLE DUST. CALCINED
Z PLASTER and SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME on
hand and for sale low for Cash,
Also Agents for the sale Of Peck's celebrated Cement
Pipes for Drains L0THR0P n AMES,
No. 35 Mechanic st.
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kHOU Sc LOTS.--FOK SALE in the Sou part
u the City, TWENTY-FIYE eligible Building Lots
containing from 5000 to40, 900 feet each.
The above lots are all within twenty rods Of Main-St
Cd elevated ground command del htfu views and viii
be sold on very liberal terms.
Also large quantity Of Gravel, Loan, and Cellar
Stone Inquire of HENRY II. CHAMBERLAIN.
mr.
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RINA Glory HELP WAN ED.-Two or
three Families of Factory Help (Weavers aud Spin
ners) %ante on never-aling stream of water. Apply
North Uxhridge, Sept 10. diff Jerk
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=. VALUABLE FARM FoR SALE

o. VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
44,,, Situated about one and half mile East of the
ZS centre OF North Brookfeld. containing one hun.
dred and sixty acres Of Land, well divided into Moving
Pasture, Tiliage 0rcharding and Wood land and we'll
fenc d with stone wall.
Inc location is desirable, house large and nearly new
with other outbnldngs, excellent spring of water
carried In an acqueduct to the house and barn the soil
good and the facilities such tthere being muck in
abundance on the premises that with small outlay the
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BUILDING LOTS-wen located in different
I'D parts Of this city. For Sale cheap by
au3lsf O. A. HARRINGTON d co.
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AN0R SALE--l3a Acres Of SUPERIOR LAND
D. on Millbury Avenue, beautifully located gradually
SOping to the West and South containing about thres
bund ed Fruit Trees Of different varieties mostly young
and very thrifty. win be sold easy terms or it might
be exchanged for other property in the City.
Also, about TWO ACRES of Land at sunny Slde,ti
the most desirable lot to be found in the City.
For particulars, inquire Of @. @ COLEMAN.
apl7 diff
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a1NULLER'S EARTH-Bme VIrioI, Alum, 81
chromate potash, Pearl Ash, sumac Cutch & Gam.
bier For sale in quantities to suit, by
au3l istf @. A. HARRINGTON & co
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HsO YOU WISH TO READ A BOOK WITHOUT
BUKING1 | will lend any book on my list to thoue
who desire, by their calling at No. 8 Pleasant So
Agents wanted Sc my Books ana Papers in the cy
and country. Please call as above.
sl2 DIFF o. D HAVEN
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thavehe Ta be
General
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asgERz., A. II. SEA HsS, Wholesale and Re
- IN tail Dealer 10 Fresh and Salt Fish. Of al
Kinds. ovste s. CLAIMS. HOLSTERS. &c. No 10 Mechanic
reet. Worcester. Mass dB tenl0
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VOL. IV.-The GREAT HARMONIC. Vol ", by
A. J. Davis, just received. aul for sale at No .
PLEASANT 81. Also, all Of the principal hooks and
papers sprtualism, Anti Slavery Womans Rights &C.
ola tt
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SOAP.-1OO BARRELS OH. SOAP;
- 20 cases Soda Soap, for sale by
G S. & A. j. HOWE,
ST dt Worcester Bank Block
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AN HARVARD STREET-A good Building
" Lot for Sale by Q. A. HARRINGTON.
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EXTRA No. 1 HOPS,-Growth of 1856 For
az sale in bales packages wholesale and RETAIL at
the lowest Boston prices IL. GRIFFIN Il co.
OILS DIFF
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4 'ROU q SY RT PS, which should be Kept in every
q family, always for sale by GEO, R SPURR,
OILS DIFF Druggist, 201 Main st.
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= FOR SALE. THE SUISSE

fA FOR SALE.-THB SUBSCRIBER 60
A;;, offers for sale two story House and Barn, N&
Ns.sS with about l2 acres Land, situated on -AS.
West Boy3ton street. Q miles from the Court House.
The above place of the desirable locations in
the county Of Worces it is The line of the Worces-
ter n Nashua Railroad, within short distance Of the
Summit station This place would be good investment
fr one doing business in the city, and wishing live
short distance from the centre land is rapidly rising
10 this section is also well calculated for gardner
hetsnd being under high state Of cultivation, and well
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STATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE
~ COMPANY. Worcester, Mass.

Guarantee Capital. 100000,
Hon. ISAAC DAVIS, Pres't CLARENDON HARRIS, Sec'-.
This very successful Company conducted upon the cash
principle, with rigid economy, having accumulated a
large surplus cash cqpa have been enabled to reduce
the Of Premium about 20 per cent and dispense en-
trey With depose notes. the annual premium being the
Xtent of the liability.
$4,000 only taken on one r,s.
Policies issued good lives for California and other
COUNTRIES at reduced rates of premium.
Eor further information, apply TO
5LAREN DON p .RleIS. sec'y, 9s Mcins Ct,
Worops
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HAVANA CIGARS--At j. Q.
u HILLS at lover prices than were ever offered H.
is market au22 diff
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gNLoCKS! CLODKS!!-An unsurpassed VI
~ riety ofbeautilu patterns Of Eight Day and Thirty
Hour Cocks,al good time-keepers now selling at re-
luced prices, at 7. M. LAMBS, Harrington BLOCH
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o. FOR SALE.--A lot Of Land, with Honee
E and Barn thereon the north side Of Pine street
LII. known as the Goulding Estats FOR terms appI-
TO DH. GEORGE CHANDLER, ,ttfs Lunatlc H1spiia 4
or LIE, HIGHINS0N, 4 CO., d. ,ston.
SO istf
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CoNGREss-TnuRspAY.

SEsArE1-Mr Toombs submitted resolution directing
the Secretary of the Navy lay before the Senate nom-
ton in relation the fitness OF the harbor of Brunswick
Georgia for naval depot and asking his opinion
the propriey of establishing such depot at that place
agreed TO.
Mr. Rusk submitted resolution calling upon the Sec
rotary of War for information in relation such troops
of the State of Texas may be- heretofore have
been in service in that State and who have not been paid
by the government of the United States agreed to-
Mr. Gwn submitted resolution calling on the President
of the United States for information in relation to the claim
of Francis W. Rice United States Acapulco
agreed TO.
Mr. Rusk introduced bill to provide for the transpor
taton of the mails troops seamen military and naval
stores munitions of war; funds and other property of the
United States from the Mississippi river the Pacific
ocean.
The bill amend and modify the Judicial system of the
United States considered and postponed also the
bill increase the compensation of the judges of the Su
preme Court and members of both houses of Congress
The bill granting additional bounty lands to the old
soldiers was again taken up and debated by Messr Coop
err Cass Rockwell, Fessenden Toombs and others and
after an executive session. the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE REPREsEsTATyEs.-Mr Houston from the
Committee Of Ways and Means, reported back the Military
Academy appropriation BILL and it referred to the
Committee of the Whole the state of the Union.
Mr. Gddings of Nebraska asked and obtained leave TO
introduce bill TO establish post roads in the Territory of
Nebraska; ALSO bill to protect the propretors of
sites in the Territory also bill to provide for the
survey and settlement of the hafbreed tract of lands in
the Territory which read twice and appropri
aiely referred.
Mr. Croker introduced bill making appropriations
for continuing the improvement of Taunton river in the
State Of Massachusetts,: referred 10 the Committee
Commerce.
The House then proceeded the consideration of the
bill to remodel the diplomatic and consular systems of the
United States which, after being explained by Mr.. Per-
kins of Louisiana referred the Committee of the
Whole House. The House resumed the consideration of
the Pacifc-raroad BILL when Mr. Chandler delivered
able and eloquent speech against the doctrines of the know
nothings Mr. Cox followed with speech against the ad
mnisraton and in favor of the wings and know-nothings
The committee then rose and the House adjourned.
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HON. S. A. SMITHS LETTER.

The Cleveland Tennessce Banner of the 5th inst
tas letter from Hon S. A. Smith, in which he declines
being candidate for reelection. The Banner says that
this will be regretted by his friends throughout his con-
gressona district He has proved himself faithful eff
Gent and able representative. The withdrawal from Con-
gress Of whose future promises much for his
try will be cause of regret by national everywhere
His letter is follows;
WAsHINGTos, January l, 1855
To the People ofrhe Third Congressional District.
Having determined be candidate for reelection
deem my duty the fact to you thus early that
you may ample time select else to represent
you in the next Congress.
This conclusion any personal dsappont-
ment have already been honored by you beyond any
thing ever deserved is it account of any want OF
interest the Of The democratic party, for
good the country through any other political organza
ton nor again. is it because Of any lack Of confidence in
policy integrity the present Chief Executive of the
nation whose rigid adherence to the constitution faithful
execution of the laws for the protection of the rights every
section Union and careful guardianship of the rights
citizens at home and abroad ought to command
the admiration and elicit the support of every who de-
sires the perpetuity of our free institutions.
My for the taking purely of
personal private nature in which the public feel but
little interest may however, be INDUCED in the remark,
that since commenced business, as Is known to my
suen the larger portion of time has been employed in
political canvasses and efforts to promote the internam-
proyement interests of East Tennessee. Such being the
case longer continuance in public e and consequent neg
ect OF my private business would only be doing injustice
myself and family but might lead which
would paralyze any effort might make in the future either
to serve my friends or the country.
OF my in Congress not for speak, but for
Judge II it has been such to your approba
ton, shall consider that my greatest reward.
thank you therefore, most sincerely for the generous
confidence and cordial support with which you have hereto
fore honoed met and hoping you may select who
will represent you ably than can in the national egs
lature,
am, respectfully, your obedent servant,
s. A. SMITH.
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=
THE CONTEST In VIRGINIA.

The deep solicitude universally felt throughout the
Union in regard to the issue in the coming election in Vr-
gina may in part be attributed to the alarmingy rapid
growth and spread throughout the free States of doctrines
not merely opposed the principles Of the democratic
party, but which threaten to enguph in its Deep dark
waters the Union the constitution the rights of conscience
civil and religious freedomall that venerate and
chersha that has been bequeathed to by the wisdom
of our statesmen, and which has been senled
testament by the blood of revolutionary martyrs.
Through union of of all parties and of all principles
made for the time homogeneous by the leaven of know
nohingsm, the democracy in Maine, in Pennsyva-
mia, in New Jersey, in Ohio, in Indiana in Michigan,
in Wisconsin, and in Iowa, have been stricken down
and if Illinois has emerged from the contest victorious
she bears her broad, proud breast the marks of
struggle desperately and closely contested, All eyes
turned towards Vrgniaturned towards that Old
Dominion whose beacon-fres have CLEANED brighter
and brighter the democratic horizon became obscured
by the fitting shadows of faction darkened by the
thckroing clouds Of restless opposition Win she fall
alte in the path of duty win she in the hour of
need and peril open the aoodgate and let the deep red
tide of anacsm spend its force and fury upon the entire
South We do not wish our case to exag-
gerao the strength of enemies diminish the ex
asserting calm settled belief that so far as the
South is concerned If they to be saved from the blight
and curse of know-nohngsm that immunity from threat
enng danger only be secured by the triumph of the
democratic party in the coming election in Virginia
The stake is deep and the alternatives SO fraught with
peril that not at all surprised that out of vir-
gina feeling bordering apprehension should be felt
and felt by those who have hitherto regarded the course
of the democracy of that State with that unwaverng con-
hdence which recollection of her past political history
well calculated to inspire After the nominations had
been made by the Saunon convention, were prepared
for the slight ebuliton of feeling which subsequently, man
Tested itself In several portions Of the State Men have
their preferences in political well social life and when
called into vigorous action by the eryor Of friendship they
are disposed to acquiesce without murmur In the
wishes Of the majority If those wishes counter to their
hopes expectations The majority principle has ever
been cardinal Of the democratic party but to expect
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THE DAILY UNION

that those in full membership with that party should
be superior to the ordinary feelings llngs Of hui
mainly would be to suppose state Of political per-
fiction which has and never be attained.
Seldom, if ever, have the nominations Of State or
National Convention called forth universal commenda-
ton Time must be allowed to heal the wounds Of
disappointment and to cool the hghwrought desires Of
the friends Of opposing candidates Such has been the case
in every State the Union and such has recently been the
in Virginia At first told that Mr.. Wise's
nomination would receive the united and cordial sup
port the democratic paryhat such and such leader
such and such paper either lukewarm secretly
hostile Since the nomination made, we have con-
versed with leading politicians from every section Of Yr
gina and have read with the democratic journals
published in that State and far from discovering any
evidence Of apathy weakness which the enemies Of
democracy alone discovered from what have heard
and read we feel satisfied Virginia win prove
reant duty and forgetfu Of unbroken line Of dem
ocratc tumphs repose in fatal security in the lap Of the
modern Delish
The country knows what Virginia has done and that
the vital principle of democracy is and strong
now with her sons as in the days Jefferson and Madison
The real issue is simply the election Of State Off
GERS the friends or the opponents the democratic party
but whether democratic principles to be firmly and
proudly upheld or whether the enemies the constitution
and the laws boldly and recessy trample under
foot all that regard being nseparaby connected with
the safety and perpetuity of free institutions We
have abiding confidence in the seadiness the TRUTH
the strong sense and conservative spirit of the
great democratic party Of Virginia For upwards of
half century she has hesitated or given
way-never disappointed the high expectations re-
posed in her In cloud sunshine, in prosperity ad
yersty in the pride of conscious strength when the
country has been convused with the throes of maddened
and successful faction Virginia has presented the
national democracy the calm sereyng unconquer
able front II does not within the range OF pos
sibty, that this time aud at emergency fear
full aud with the eyes of the whole nation fixed upon
her she will surrender her and fame to the nfi-
nous keeping of know-nothingism.