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EDATENT ACEN Cg, AND
MODEL MANUFACTORY,

No 2O7 MAIN ST. Cup stairs,) WORCESTER.
The subscriber continues to MAKE Models of all kinds
working If required, and warranted to answer the
requsiton of the Patent 0ce) and to furnish Drawings
Specifications, etc. and to procure Patents Being con.
nected with Of the best Agents in Washington (see
reference below he enabled to obtain Patents with tbs
least possible delay and expense
No. 2O7 Main street, Worcester.
The subscriber continues the business Of furnishing
Drawings Specifications, and procuring Patents He
tends to all business usually required to be transacted with
the Patent Office. He has many years carried on the
business Of building and using all kinds of machinery used
ia all the factories Of New England. HAVING invented
some Of the important improvements which adopted by
all the principal manufacturers, and having been involved
In heavy lawsuit had occasion 10 study the patent laws
with unusual interest," under the late Hon Daniel Webster
Being the only solicitor Of Patents who thorough prac-
tcal mechanic, his experience, well his scientific
knowledge, and his intimate acquaintance with mechanical
operations enable him to understand inventions, IL
distinguish them from those already patented and 10 spec
city them with facility anu accuracy, which cannot be ex-
peced of awyers, who have formerly done this business.
Many g inventions have been lost to the inventors by
not having them UNDERSTOOD aud properly specified aa
AzA ARNOLD, Patent Agent.
Washington, LIST month. 1858.
Instrumentation. O. T James, U. s. Senate, Hon.
Thomas J. Rusk, q. s. Senate; His Excellcncy p Allen,
Governor Of H. H. Edward W. Lawion, Collector Of Gus.
toms H. u. Anthony Ex Governor Of r. ~ r. WGreene,
Chief Justice, Thomas Carpenter Counsellor at LAW
Samuel Ames Counsellor at Law.
The following note appended by the late Hon SEQ.
rotary OF State Of the United Statesi
have known Mr.. Arnold for some yeas, aud am well
acquainted with the gentlemen whose names above
written; accord with their opinions ahd know them "
some Of the most respectable men In the State.
DAN'L WEBSTER.
For further lnIormaton inquire, fby letter. post paid
Of j. q. ARNOLD,
No, 2O7 Main street, Worcester
a. All communications strictly confidential
t'hN u"Wlm
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Clothing, &t.

HOME AGAIN HOME AGAIN!
FROM A FOREIGN STORE,
AND OH II WILL FILL MY SOUL WITH JOY
TO GREET MY FRIENDS ONCE MORE
TENHE SUBS RIBER takes pleasure in an
Il nouncing to his friends and the public, his
r Z M O V A L
from the temporary location in the Central Exchange, to
his original place of business,
OPPOSITE THE BOSTON & WORCESTER RAILROAD
DEPOT.
The old "Tombs" bulldog has at length disappeared
and upon its site stands one of the most stately blocks
in the city of Worcester and here at his old stand
No. 1, Worcester House Buildings
with enlarged accommodations and otherwise increased
facilities,
T. u r III e E.
throws open his DOORS and invites his old friends and the
public generally, to call and examine assortment of
LOT H IN G.,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
AS RICH, EXTENSIVE, AND VARIED,
any heretofore offered in this market And in this
opening, we have taken especial pains to make
our READY MADE CLOTHING attractive to all classes
The stock consists of
FROCK SACKS, & GREEN & PILOT CLOTH
JACKETS,
of all suitable Styles, Colors, and Prices
VESTS,
Single and Double Breasted, from the richest
PLUSH, YELyETs, SILKS, sATINs, CLOTHS, MAR
sEILLES, &c, 10 the lowest priced yALENCIAs.
PANTS,
from Plain and Fancy DOEsKINs, BRoADCLoTHs
KERsEYs, sATINETs, of all colors, sorts, Sizes and
qualities.
We also have in store very extensive assortment of
CLOTHS AND PIECE GOODS,
and special pains will he taken to make the new Store
the place for to get suited in Garments made ORDER
we would invite all to give Mr. RsED chance at them.
All garments warranted, sale.
A larger assortment of BOYS CLOTHING will be kept
for sale in the Store than has been heretofore and
mothers and fathers invited to bring send their
children here to trade.
Also, constantly On hand, q splendid stock of
FURNISHING GOODS,
among which will be found all styles of
SHIRTS, BOSOMS, COLLARS, SCARFS,
CRAVATS, HANDKERCHIEFS,
STOCKS, SOCKS, GLOVES.
SUSPEN DERS, MITTS, TIES,
DRAWERS, UNDERSTANDS,
OVERALLS, UMBRELLAS,
&C., &c.
Also, large assortment
Hats Caps. md Rubber s. OIL
CiOthimg.
We beg to friends that we manufacture all
of our Clothing ourselves and every article sold
to be represented; and trust that our extensive
Stock, excellent STYLES ami Cutting good Workmen,
Obliging Clerks, and LOW PRICES, will not only ,etain
our old customers but give proportion new pat
ronage.
LUTHER'S,
No. I, Worcester House Buildings,
Main street, Worcester, Mass.
Opposite Boston Il Worcester R. r. Depot.
ms d&w1y
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6NOLCu ESTER LIME.--The subscribers are
agents for the sale Of the above celebrated brand OF
Lime We furnish Il In any quantity TO builders and
others, at short notice at very low price.
LEE sPRAGUE 4 Co,
meh2a ar 80 Msin Street.
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MTEw BUGkW prime article gust
~ received ut Nos Front street.
ol6 da BROOKS d sTEAnNs,
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SAvERY's TEMPERANCE HOTEL

No. IA BREKMAN STREET, NEW York
KEPT ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
Meals at all hours Of the day. Lodging Rooms from
81 to So per week, or so cts per night.
bella SAWYER, Bupt. JOHN s. SAvERY Proprietor
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LN BRAD IL Ann Street, n. n.
Tt PUBLISHER BOOKSELLER, Il IMPORTER
NJ Foreign Newspapers soe Publisher of Paul de Rocks
Novels translated as issued from the Plrsian
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BhUNVN AND MERiNO CUFFS AND
~ oULLAlts--kur saleiee, at MERRlLLs,
v90 az 22i Main
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Notices.
DARIhON AND STEEL.

QAR IkON AND STEEL.
IR O N.
% tons assorted Swedish Iron, fat and square.
10 best Norway Bar Iron
100 assorted best refined Iron, found fat, and
square.
so tons shafting Iron, from II to inches round
20 " small round, and square Iron from l-16 to 81
If an inch.
tons U. B. horse-nal rods
10 horse and ox-sh0e Iron.
10 best Norway rods, and shapes assorted.
20 hoop and band Iron, from / to inches wide.
20 =" best Glendon Iron.
{" Lowmore Iron assorted
Oval, and hall-round Iron.
Sheet Iron.
S Il f. f L.
tons sleigh shoe Steel, (swedsh)
=" best cast stee', (Sanderson Bro. Coz
a." " round machinery Steel
d" English spring I"
glstered %
Corking
Fisher s Norris Cast Steel Face AnUils and
Vices. Best English AaDils and Vices,
Horse Rasps and Files.
NUTS and WASHERS AXLE-TREEs and BOXES,
ELLIPTIC SPRINGS, BLACkSMITlrS BE LOWS,
BLACKsMlTIrs SEA COAL. OHIO AND NOVA
BC0TIA.
RINDsT
Horse Nails, madssr the best U. b. Iron warranted.
N, B. ?. |. are also Agents for ADRI0NAC AMER
LCAN CASI STEEL.
Or The above will be sold on the most favorable terms
by the subscribers at the old stand Washington Square
PRATT INMAN.
worcester, Oct, l. 1901. deodawtt
NEW STORE AND SILVER MANU-
IN FACTORY, No. II Central Street, LOtOeu-I
D. DAMS, Importer Of Fine English and Frenl
Watches, Jewelry and Fancy 6Oods Manufacturer
Of and Dealer in rich Silver and Plated wares Of every
style and quality Silver Spoons Of every variety made
at short notCo Gold and Silver Bowed Spectaces Shell
Combs Of all sylesi Watches Clocks, and Jewtlry made
and repaired
Also, the only Agent for AoKLEY's scorcH PEBnLr
EYED SPECS, In Lowell. No. II Central 81
Lowell, Mass DIFF s26
MLDG w IA asa hue lot tor sale chQal
w MEIlRlLLps IL Main street
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RlNRESH GROUND GENESEE FLOUR,
II 1000 bbs best extra Genesee Flour receiving 10
Store, from the Western Railroad Depot direct from the
Mills aad for sale at the lowest market prices by the sub
scribers. Also, have for ta'e good 9, m non brands
ALDRICH h CO.,
% and ~ Front st.. Worcester, Mass.
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ROBERT q. MONTGOMERY.
No. 10 BEgKMAS STREET. two doors below NASSAU ST.,
NEW NnRx -

The finest Old Ale, Cigars and Liquors always to be had
at the Bar Green Turtle Soup hand at ali times and
delivered to any part Of the city free Of extra Charge
stewed Trrapin, Chops aud all other Gecacies at all
hours aud ut short notice. Lodging 37A cts per night
JAMS d3m
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NEW STORE AND SILVER MANU-

" LDE w A IA asa hue lot tor sale cheap
MBlIIllLL's IL Maiu street
, 1855-09-28

tion covers, and was intended to embrace
the whole subject of slavery agitation in
Congress and therefore the democratic
party Of the Uniou, standing on this ma
tional platform, will abide by and adhere
to faithful execution of the acts known
as the compromise measures settled by the
last Congress, the act for retaining fugi-
tiyes from service or labor included I;
which act, being designed to carry out an
express provision of the constitution, can
not with fidelity thereto be repealed or so
changed as to destroy or impair its ELI
cheney. ....
" Resolred, That the democratic party
will resist all attempts at renewing, in
Congress or out Of il, the agitation of the
slavery question, under whatever shape or
color the attempt may be made"
, 1855-09-28
POETRY Y.
Slakspelrl on knnN lallIngi,m.

In S'aspears's play Of J,ia, Crsir, (Ad. !,
S'ene l,t) in a con!enucc amongst the cnn.pirair
g,inst the lie Of CFrrr, SIk.poirs makes the uuii
Roman, Mirc'a Bruh,', say, in answer to Tie sit.
go-tion Qf Cassius--
" Ind ht US Ucedr our rcsolrtioa.
" BIJ. No, not an oath II not the ticc Of men
The suierance Of souls, the times ahusc r.
II these lie motives weak. break OF is tmcs
And every man hence 10 his idle led
50 let high>iyhted tyranny range On,
Til each man drop ly lottery. But ii thee
As am sure they Do, bear tn enough
To kindle EDWARDS. and to stccl with yalOhr
Ihe nnvlting spirits Of women thea, cluntrynvl,
What need we any spur, bat our own canse.
To prick Us t. rednc5sl what other bond,
Thau secret Romans that have spoke the word,
Aud will not palter aud what ether oath,
Than honesty 70 honesty cnpag'd.
That this shall be, or We will fail for il
swear priests, and towards. aud nicn ca1t"l0ls,H
Old feeble cartons, and such s'tnrriHg sllls
That welcome wruugs; unto bad caIsls swear
Slch creatures rs men doubt; but do MT stain
The even virtue Of our rutprpri-e,
Nor the insuppicSsiyc nctte 0f our .prits.
10 think, that, or orr cl1ac. or our performance,
Did reed an oath; when every drop of hland,
That every Roman bcdrs aud uolly hylr.,
J. guilty or a several bastirflv
II he Do break the smallest lariirle
or any promise that hath passd from him.
, 1855-09-28
Notice.

| A T TREATIES concluded with the Nez Percc tribe
"A Of l11Ans and with the eonfedented tribes Of the
Wala valley n The council grnund, there eeded ~
the United states, trpct OF county having the fol
lowing boandafies, viz:
BY theNez Perres-C Commenting nj the source Of
the WOna,neshe or southern ribaiaTy Of the Paouse
river thence down that river 10 The main Palonse ;
thence N so9thery direction % VIC Saake river a.
se ,noash ~ M ., sne laAh9h ~ iysr encs w ING I
HAyn .t ~ ~ sosttp ~ w piro mouhtns' tnehee
eons .e =. Wy bsle nnlall', thenee
1921 Po'is oh W, ~, . d"er ~ uwy peeWeeh
nIAn1e l.ohue Nla tls n lhyutn q te Nglfow-l2w nv
~ ~ ,nenSc Mpng tnc uNlue uetWeeu ,he Watefs oi
tne Mohl9Sn1M ny, anu rv.uer rver @ tnenee 70 the
thenee 20 tne Saon rver 'ty mes above ihc place
1nywll a. sle sIVzsls y !he n4no9 f.veIi uenee
uue ort, " 'ne suii. ~ .he nl.er = y. ou.asi
thfnoe einng ge oIest o. tne DuVer ho'' iuohtAihs
70 the P'ase OF Oeginhhg' .f r. f...'
py the waila wallas Causes and Unnillas. a tract
Of land having the following boundaries 20 WITH
Commeneina Al he mogth Of Tukanon river in
Washl,eton territory: r,nnlnv thence m said river 10
its source; thence easterly along the summit Of te
Blue mountains and on the southern boundaries Of
the purchase made Of the Nez Perce Indians and cas-
tery along that boundary TO the western limits Of the
country claimed by the hhoshones or Snake Indians;
thence southery along that boundary lbeing the wa
ters Of Powder rver) 10 the source OF Powder river;
/ thence u the hend waters Of Willow creek; thence
down. Willow creek 10 the Columbia river; thence up
The channel q Columbia river to te lower end Of q
arge Island below The mouth q umata river; thenee
norlsiy ', poIh, on .ne laA'a ., nv, ceu n9n
np.a,-'uAei soenye " - -, tlel.e 70 t,e Nhee
n ~, " ~ I,ia a.. ~ ~, "a, ~
nis snd snac yers' thence ~, m" Snsto rvsr ~
~ any ", 'is"'e 'pe oie r'er "
'ne P'aoe VI p0si'ii'ns.
Rfoyided, however, Ihntso much Of the country de-
ar6ed above as contained n the following boundaries
shall be set apart as Indian reservations; la
For the Nez Perce tribe, vlz:-Commeneing where
the Mohhanashe or southern tributary Of the alouse
river flows from the spurs Of the Bitter Root noun.
Tinahpan,up creek; thence souihery 10 the crossing
Of the Snake river ten miles below the mouth Of the
Alpowain rver thence 10 the source Of the Alpoyan
river IN the Blue mountains thence 10 the crossing 81
the Gnnds Ronde river, midway between the Grande
Ronde aud the mouth ofthe Woilowhow river; thence
along the divide between NE vaters Of the wolovV.
how river and Powder river thence 70 the crossing Of
Snake river fitoen miles below the mouth OF Powder
yer themes to the salmon river above The crossing;
, 1855-09-28
Notice..
COUNCIL CRoUNn,
WALLA WALLA VALLEY, W. T.,

WALLA WALLA VALLEY. W. T..
Juus 18th. lsij.
4 J \ TEEATN concluded with the Yakima Nation
~ of Indian. at the Comcl Grornd In Tie wala
Nalla Valley the JtA day Of Jlnc l>s5 the Land IN
clndsd within the following boundaries wa, coded q
ti'e United Stgitcs, t,-wit;
=. Commencing at NJ RAINIER; thence uortlcrly alono
the main ride of the Cascade mluntaias b. the mint
Nherc tue northern Tributaries Of Lake Chplau and the
southern Tributaries Of the Mct'cw river have their
rise thence sOutheastcry ON the iiyide between The
waiers Of Lake Chelin aud The Mgihcw liver To- tLe
Ooumbia river; tbence crossing the Columbia, on a
true tast cour-c, u point Whose luuaitIc l. one
hhndred and nineteen degrees and ten minutes which
wv lattetnc5 SEPARATE the above couiClC rgd tribes
and hands u Indians from the Oakalnlkane triic ef
Indians ;-tleHce in true sout cagrgc o. the forty
ssventh srlel Of ltitude thence east said par
alle 70 the tin Palouse rivcrwlish two latter lines
\ oi boundary sepArate the Above coulederated TITLES
nad bandls irlu the Spokaus thence down the Ia
louse river b. IL junction with the Moh-hahne-c ~
southern tributaTy uf the same = thence in a .outh.
eastery DIRECTION tn the snake river At lie mouth Of
the TucaunOu river, separatng tie above runfrderl
ted tfilos from the Nck Pefee trite - Indians trr,
down The suake river D. IT, Junction viii, the Cdum-
liza river thence up the Columbia river tD the "WLtc
/ Banks hsl0N lriest's Rapids tlcnrc westerly d
lake called la inc :; thence SOuthcrly 10 piiut nn
the Yakima river called Toh-mah.luke; thence In
sDuthwc~teriy direction 10 the Columbia river at the
we.tcru extremity ~ the "Big Island" between the
iannth Of the Vu1tina river and Batter crrck--all
which latter boundaries separate the above conciera.
ted ules aud lands from the Wilia walla, Cavnse
ald Uumatlla tribe. aud bands of ln,iiaus ;-thcnre
down the Columbia river N midw.y between Inc
mouths VI Whit Saln0n aad Wind riy,rs thence
along the dNidc ctween said river b. the main ridge
oi Me Casrade IN sintiiis and thence along said
ridge @ The place OF beginning.
There u, however, reserved from the land above
ceded for the exclusive aud occupation Of said
coniederited tribes and bands Of Indians tc tract Of
land included with the following b0aHdarics towit:
Commencing on the Yakima river at the mouth of
the Atiahnam river; thence westerly alung said At
tahnam river % the forks thence aions thc souther
IL
, 1855-09-28

RD- An early settler Of Kansas writes
that what he calls the Free State party, is
two-thirds Of the population Of the new ter
ritofy but adds that the only one-ihird Of
this number are anti-slavery rlsn " in the
northern acceptation of the term" The
other two-thirds are against slavery mere
ly because they believe it is less profitable
than freedom, and because they hatO the
presence Of negroes.
, 1855-09-28

CRoxsTADr.4Crons is said to be
twice as strong this year as It was last
year then it had two vulnerable points,
now It has none, Everything that expert.
encc or science can suggest is exhausted TO
make II impregpable A Berlin letter
states, that each new work constructed Mt
Sevastopol Is Immediately described with
the occasion for II, in extensive plans, and
sent on to st. Petersburg there ii Is
studied by the military board, when, Il
necessary, additional works are ordered on
the Baltic shores" Il. ..if rl 4g... s.T
, 1855-09-28

FRANKIIH's INTERVIEW Win VoLTAIRE.--
The enthusiasm with which lie Franklin J
had been the object at Versailles, was re-
newcd at Paris. Voltaire had recently
arrived there after an absence of thirty
years. He was in his eighty-ffth year.
Franklin called upon him, and was received
with evident pleasure. Voltaire at first
accosted him In English; but having lost
the habit Of speaking in it, he resumed the
conversation in French, adroiily remarking,
" / could not resist the temptation Of speak
ing for moment in the language of Frank
lin" The Philadelphia sage then present
ed his grandson to the patriarch Of Ferney,
and asked his blessing upoiE him. N" God
and liberty said Yoltaire, raising his
hands over the young mans head this
is the only benediction appropriate TO the
grandson Of Franklin" m
A few days after this interview the same
parties mot at the academy Of sciences,
and were placed side by side. The sight
of these distinguished old men elected ait
other outbreak Of Partisan enthusiasm.
The cry arose that they should embrace
They stood up, bowed, and took each othor
by the hand. But this was not enough.
The clamor continued. II faust's embas-
ser o Ia Francaise," was the cry; where
upon they kissed each other on the check,
and not till then did the tumut subside.
The scene was classcally compared by the
literature Of the day, to Solon embracing
Sophocles. Voltaire lived only month
after this second encounter with his Ameri-
caReontemporary.
, 1855-09-28

Sa- The Eagle Co. at Columbus, Georgia,
manufacture cassimeres. kcrseys, southern
linseys, jeaus, striped cottonades, shirtings,
&c, which are said to bo as good as any.
The Eagle factory uses 1900 to 5000 bales
Of cotton year, and $4,000 pounds Of
Georgia wool. A' A ''',
, 1855-09-28

pSr The latest estimates Of the popula,i
lion Of the world make it eleven hspdFeda
and fifty millions, viz ;-Pagans, e76s00Q;rl
900; Christians, s2O.OOO,OOOI ! Mohami,
medans, 100000. .Oooi and jews l70, ,OOQ,-,
900, ofChristians,i The Church Of Rome
numbers l7O, 100000, the Greek and sast.r
churches, 6O,oOO,o9o, andPFolsstapts, a0di
100000 .solor ..,.,.a, l.., ,i.d, 10
lH i-l1 sdgni1 "a 13isd banof si bl3a
, 1855-09-28

BS The President has received an auto
graph Of the car Of Russia in reply to one
transmitted through our minister, congratu-
latory upon his succession. The car pro
poses lasting friendship between Russia pnd
the United States. .r-nL IN ..o1n L.-n WI
, 1855-09-28

p6~ 1t is stated that President Pierce
has conferred sccond-Lieutenancy in the
United States army upon Thos. Grey, a
worthy Irishman, belonging to Connecticut,
after fifteen years service as private in the
artillery. a5. t-. LA.
, 1855-09-28

nay james B. Clay publishes letter de-
claring Prentice Of the Louisville Journal,
to be liar and villain for asserting that
he had torn down his fathcrS's house at Ash
land and sold the beams and rafters to be
made into walking sticks. M I'D