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LOCAL NEWS.
Judge Culrer,s Lecture.


The anti slavery lecture, tonight, at the City
Hall, should draw crowded house. Those who
misa of attendance, will regret their mistake ever
after, as the Judge is team at talking As
specimen Of his way of treating a subject, we
make the following little extract from speech
made by Judge Culver, in the House of Repre-
sentatives, June %, 1877, on the Mexican wal, in
which he handled, in mastery manner, the ac-
cusation that the opponents of the war weres'old
Federalists." &c. Reviewing the political history
of long list of distinguished Democrats in all
sections of the country who were foremost as
"Federalists," in 1879, and opposed to the war
with Great Britain he furnished the following bit
for Massachusetts. BY substituting Caleb Cush
ing for George Bancroft, the picture would be ap-
plicable to the present time =
g pass to Massachusetts, the old mother of
States, and thenursery of Statesmen To whose
special charge is modern Democracy committed
in that State Why, sir, one George Bancroft
AN anti war Federalist of 1872" now reward
ed for his federalism, firstly place in sir. Folks
Cabinet, next By an embassy 70 England. Nor
was old Federalism his only passport to favor;-
his modern " Abolition avowals may have con-
tributed to the same end. My friend from Ohio,
(Mr. Giddings) is denounced by modern Demo-
Gratis on this floor an ihcendiary,' s1fanatic"
a madman." but, sir, where can YOU find more
Of what Democracy calls "fanaticism," in any
sentiment uttered here, than is contained IN an
address OF George Bancroft IN 1884, to the elect
ors Of his Congressional District: Speaking of
the effects Of slavery, as compared withHree labor
he says
ave would not interfere with the domestic
regulations Of New Orleans or Algiers, but we
may demand the instant abolition OF slavery in
the District Of Columbia, and should assist free
labor TO recover its rights in the capitol of the
country"
There. sir, is instant. abolition for you.
pretty dangerous medicine, truly, as defined in
Democratic dictionaries. but very harmless and
paatable when taken from Democratic tea.
spoon
Caleb Gushing and George Bancroft have both
been federal and anti federal abolition and anti
abolition, wing and anti.whig by turns. just as
they could make the most capital out of their po-
sition by SO doing. The Republican party desires
no stronger anti slavery platform than that on
which both these distinguished Democrats have
declared themselves to stand at different times.
The GuILIoTINE.-W We inadvertently omit
ted 10 state the fact, yesterday, that John II.
Matthews Esq, Of this city, has been appoint
ed, by the Governor and Council, attorney for
this district, rice P. Emory Aldrich, removed.
Mr.. Matthews has hard task before him, to
make Mr., Aldrich's place good, but he is far
better qualified for the Office than the nominee
of the X. N. County Convention, and his APP
pointment is the best that could be expected of
the present executive.
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L. 3 NICHOLS. NJ. D.,

HoHEoPATRIC PHYSICIAN
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE 112 MAIN 81. OFFICE Mourn
FROM TO ;, AND TO 3 O'CLOCK P. NJ.
Worcester o It. 90 1S53 d,I
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nP. uuponco's Golden Monthly gius
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They have been used in the private practice Of al ~
puooncQ for over 80 years. and thousands Of ladies can
TESTIFY TO their great and neveraing success in almost
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Grey cannot harm youon the contrary HEY remove ali
onsfupons restore nature to lis proper channel and In
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permit an Increase Of family, will find these Pills sue
Sesiu prey entpe For particulars directions on he
py tPcf Stand wilbe sent TO ladies confident ally
1905 ekshN, Druggist III Main street, or DAVID
soo ~ 2ol Main street. Worcester who is General Agent
,o s's c "a who wl aso supply seaers a. propric
OH de dom
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WIider'a Patent Sainmasler Ssa fea.-The
best Fire Proof Safe in the wod with Wilders Patent
Powder and Burglar Proof Lock. For sale by s
ROWLAND, General Insurance Agent, No. l41 Main ST.
over the Quinsigamond Bank. al d3m
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- NaW Brrnii.--A trial was lately made in New
q anew break 70 arrett the speed Il railroad cara
meme amount u HE and san ring mn noth,n " IVY w
nusns CouaH uUhE LQZsNGEs 70 break mn
vouKs Colds, tloarseness aud other dssascs az INK
~ ~ AZ ~ passages Yak shilling rcmnAnds w
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"A Good Time ~ Coming ',--WR persons
selecting Presents The Holidays please look an IN J
Yertisement Of Holiday 90 ds ut
d12 dt COLEMAN & pTg,Sf ANJ,s
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Western Ticket Omce.-rhrough yyesfern
Tickets, fol- all principal Citis and Towns
LEONARD s CO. Agents
au24 diff IS0 Ma, 80.
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Notwithstanding Boston & Eastern r.
lress Co, have removed their office to 1870 Main street
bfiniey Block, nearly opposite American House.
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Missouri. The Legislature of Missouri
has adjourned, and the most significant thing
OF the whole session, has been the failure Of
all the efforts to secure an, endorsement of
Atchison, or any approval of the most unwise
measures which resulted in the agitation and
troubles of kanzas. 1t is probable That Mis-.
souri, has suffered more than any other part Of
the country, from this agitation, which was
undertaken by selfish men, under pretence Of
securing her interests. The trade that would
naturally have gone TO Missouri, has been di-
vented to other points, by the violence of tho
border population, and men, have been taken
from the useful pursuits Of iudustry To inter-
tere with the affairs of the new territory.-
Nothing could be more absurd than the theo.
ry started in Missouri and attempted to be
enforced by arms, that the security of slavery
IN that State demanded its establishment in
Kanzas. If this theory be correct, tlavery
could never be safe while there was frontier
OF freedom in the whole world for it to rest
against
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DRAPNR q 49,

Ufer for sale. and will keep on hand through the SESSION
abeter assortment of LIME than can be bought al an
other place in The State Also, Cement and 0acne Plas
Worcester, Narcl, Is 1854 dtf who's
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= To Buss,ess ssen.-A Rare f,l,n,o
The Stock ard Fixtures of First Glass Famy ciroce
Store The we're best stand in the cy is offered for sas
Inquire at tits Office ia dtf
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SUMNER WALLACE.
SILVER Platter AND MANUFACTURER or Nan
NESS TRIMMINGS, and DOOR pLATls,
81 EXCHANGE STREgT ...... Voreaster
el2 Aenlhnn
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MAI{ltIEn


IN tnis ,cy Dec 20Ih, Nv Rev. =. D. H. Joneu Mr..
Webster q Salem, N. H. 10 Mrs Abagai WI
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Smrd.--fhp subscribeg 8oGld return thanks for the
very LIBERAL patronage bestowed since his location in lie
new store ana would inform his friends and the public
hA' the large iucr Of business has decided him Al max
w, et great cost permanent arrangements with Mr. H.
Wnml gentleman Of exquisite taste and skill orgina
N designs, AMI large experience who will hereafter stand
al lle head o. the Cutting Department
II has be the study Of the proprietor 10 ADJ anee The
style and qunt Of the garments produced at HE esab
shment and with ts lew has employed the abIest
nwkmen TO be found aud he can assure his patrons
that ne has inc choeest company Of workmen ever col
ectei In any one shop Ia this State w
fun and elegant assortment Of seasonabie Goods for
measurea garnents Avy larg, stock of READY. Made
nnd Or TUG we Of the proprietor expresslf for trade
andh 40 endless variety o. Furnishing foods Eneh aSt
ny, e,s W pres marked N plain figures upon IL and that
pg acknowledged 10 be as low, " not lover thnn can
be found IN This Commonwealth 7" ''"N'' '"''' S''
c...,. WM, II. HUDSON, Proprietor.
"a. M new Block, corner Of Main aud Mechanic
40g uAln street d3m&w0m 90
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A. Preistsss. Designer and Engraver upon Wood
and Stone Over the Quinsigamond Bank Entrance l4I
Main street. House on Crescent Street All orders wi
meet with prompt attention. Particular attention paid to
Drafting Machinery desc dLf
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Dr. c. Howard Marshall will be in Worcester
on January LIST, I'd, and Sd.
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- Salisbury NiHnsfOn School.-Tbe Winter
Term Of this Boarding and Day School f,r Young Ladies
will oren on Wednesday the ID day January next and
continue u weeks w
Circulars giving partc lar in ormation with references
ofthe highest rssFectablty, can h. lad on application To
the Principal, or at the Bookstores in This city.
JOHN V. BEANE,
dli de0daWtJaD1 Prineipa S II
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TO Nervous Safe rerss-A retired clergy man
restored to keah in few ays after many years great
nervous suffering is anxious to make known The means
OF cure Wa send-free-the prescription usei Direct
is Rev JOHN M. DAGNALL, No. 50 Fulton st., Brook
lyn, N. Y. ms deod&wSm
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-COODN6W u nNYWoon.

No. 267 MAIN STREET.
Have large stock of Boots, Shoes, and Rub
beFss at WHOLESALERS also, at retail full assortment Of
soaonabe goods adapted the city and country trade
all Of which viii be sold at low prices.
d A. dooDNow.' R. Haywood.
nj diff
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The REMAINS OF SIR JOHN FRANKL1N.-
The facts in relation to the discovery of the
place where are buried the remains of Sir John
Franklin and his party, were communicated
by members of the party sent out by the Hud.
sons Bay company. to verify the discoveries
of Dr. Rae. This they have fully done, and
there can no longer be any doubt Of the mel
ancholy fate Of the intrepid navigator and his
companions. They pelished miserably by
starvation, on the desoate shores OF thenorth-
era sea, and their bones ara buried beneath
the driving sands. None OF, the bodies were
found, nor any traces of them. The Esqui-
maux Indians say that one of the men diod
Oh Montreal Island, and the other wandered
about on the main land opposite, until they
persisted Of hunger and cold. \ portion of a
boat, several kettles, and other articles be
longing to the ex petition, were obtained from
the Indians, and will be forwarded to Eng.
land. The Esqnimaux stated that Indians far
to the North OF them, had reported that they
had seen the ships.of Frankhn's party crush.
ed among the icebergs. No evidence could
be found that the adtenturers had met with
foul play from the Indians, but all their facts
go to conhlm their account. They arrived at
the spot III season TO see The last man of the
expedition die of hunger. He was too far
gone to be saved. The wolves We're very thick
there, and no traces of the bones Of the men
could be seen-supposed to have been eaten
by the wolves. The Esquimaux state that it
is four years since the crew perished The
Esquimaux, from whom their information
was obtained by signs, pressed their fingers
into their cheeks, and placing their hands on
their stomachs, endeavored to indicate the
manner Of their horrible DEATH They were
charged with killing them, but merely an.
swered with these signs.
The search party who bring back these re-
ports, ancsthe few memorials of the lost navi.
gators. were thirteen months on the trip, and
experienced many difficulties and hardships.
On their return, they reached st. Pauls, Min
nesota, on the 10th, where they communicate
ed these facls to the public press
This is all, probably, we shall ever learn of
the fate of Sir John Franklin and his party.
The details are few, but they are enough
The last party has now returned from the
Arctic waters. Let the desolation heneeforth
remain unbroken by civilized man.
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Slate for 2 aoTs. The subscriber is prepared IN
furnish Slate for Roofs Of superior quality and Law II in
te best maaner, on the most satisfactory terms Sam
p.es may seen at the yard on Grove street.
apl3 DIT JOHN BARNARD
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The Republican, Clab will meet every SAT
CRDAY Evening at the Head Quarters general at
tendance Of ali Republicans is requested.
q22
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iDrs seHGss's Columbian pTEIs-A sure
cure Tor pam in the side headache. headache cos
tyeness aiies. nervousness and all bilious deraneeme ts
These Pills cure with less cost Of money and loss Of time
than any medium ever discovered and there is no au-
sea, OF gripping attending their Every family in
worcester shopd have dozen boxes nihe house tottse
as family medicine, for these Pills, used faithfully
WIZ break up any fever If used early ard a The best
thing FOR cold any person tried Sold iv d. Scott
G. r. Spur, ]. Green. and others DIR 90
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APPLES! APPLES!!
Those Anples have arrived from Western New York
1900 barrels all Of the best ks and in the best condition
DRAPER h CLARK.
NIL dG Washington Square.
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APPLES! APPEEsu

so Barrel. OF Lard Just received and for sale
by DRAPER 4 CLARK
n29 DIFF Washington souare
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suffering FeEna he's will find timely relief and a
friend in need, well suited to their in the if
use Of Dr. Cloughs Columbian Pills The sense Of sink
ing at the pit of Il stomach, transient pains ana aeh
creeping sensations BROKEN rest foul tongue ,noBency
terror, sghngs and groanngs tremuonsness irrabity
htfn starting--these and much more, these Pills viii
cure Sold for merely 25cents box See advertisement
sold by U. sCOTf. Druggist. dle2G
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The $4,000 RoRBERY OF THE AMERICAN
ExPREss Co.-'The examination Of Samuel c..
White, William C. Aver, and Oliver King,
who were arrested some days since on sus-
picon of being the persons who robbed the
American Express Company Of $4,000 in
gold coin, on the 18th day of September last,
was assigned to take place. Thursday, at the
PoliceNCourt, Boston, but on calling the case,
White was the only one who responded. The
reason for the absence Of Aver and King was
the fact that they left Boston yesterday morn
ing in the half past o'clock train forBuffaloin
the custody Of officer Richard R. Best of Buff
falo, and John P. Lynch of Boston. they be-
ing duly armed with Executive authority, in
answer to requisition from the Governor OF
the Slate of New York. White was ordered
to recognize in $4,000, with sufficient sure
ties for his appearance at the january term of
the Municipal Court
Otis P. Lord and Benjamin T. Butler ap-
pcared as counsel for the defendants. Mr..
Butler said great wrong had been commit
ted by hustling two men a thousand miles
away from their families and friends, and he
would.like to know, only. if it was done by
the Executive. or by what authority.
The Court remarked that he knew Of no
power by which they could legally be taken
from the Jail.
Mr.. Butler, in behalf of Aver and King,
moved the Court to issue writ Of habeas cor
pus. requiring the jailor to bring in the bodies
of VIM. c. Aver and Oliver King, who were
committed to his care and keeping. The Court
directed the writ to be issued.
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Boi'n Of "a Taousa nd FtOsveps Reader
do Yen wish beautiful complexion? If So us4 the safna
Of Thousand FtoEeersn 1t eradcates ell Tan Pmples
and Freckes from the face. For washing and Shawn
and cleansing the Teeth, leaving beautiful, perfuned
-breafi--it has no equal!
FkTRIDGE q CO., Boston G. r. sPuRR, sole agent
!orW orcaspr ;aR
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.. q. LINNELL. MID.

HOMO p ATHEIST AND SURGEON,
(For nine years an 4lopatIie Phys cian)
OFFICE AND RESIDENCES 70. 8 WALNUT ST. WORCESTER
Once hours from % A.. H., aDd to P.M
jy "a dom
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Br. Henry Sarge8l giyee special attention 10
Diseases Of the Eye. Office No II Worcester Bank Block
Tnyl
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WISCONSIN ELEoTIoN - rhe official declara-
ton that BarstoN, (Dem.y is the governor
elect OF Wisconsin. after the election Of Bash
ford, tho Republican candidate, had boon
generously conceded, has caused great excite.
inent in that State, and strong charges of
fraud are made by some of the papers. The
following is the leading fact relied upon TO
sustain the charge;
"Waupacca county was o. originally report
ed to have cast the following vote Bash.
ford 1885, Baistow 200. This vote correspond
: cd with the population, and was deemed to
be Official. But when the return for the
county reached Madison, one torn in the
county was returned as having cast 6l2 votes,
nearly all ofMoni for Barstowi This return
elected Barstow and secured him the eertiH.
cate. But the return is palpable fraud be-
cause on the first of June last, the census
showed male population in-the entire town
OF but 1888 This fact alone is sufficient to,
inyalidate Barstow's certificate, If us IL prob
hblo, the question is carried before the courts.
FELoNious ASSAULT. David Terry and
John Powers were arrested m Somervile, on
"wednesday, upon the charge Of assaulting
enc McLarkey, with intent to kill, and in de.
'ault Of bail in $4,000 each, they were com
mitlod TO the Jail in East Cambridge. Nc.
Lnrkqy was most cruelty bsntup.
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Dr. stones Liquid rgic.-Slmeboly
says that the Americans 'consune mnre inedfrin than
any other nation in the world and the assertion is I'M
douoedS true; nr besides supporting an army Of pvsi.
clanS-'reialars" and "qUackf'-wes swallow every kind
OF nostrnm that is put into the market no matter whether
II comes from " Use fool. There are however
several STANDARD medicines. Which, the longer beY are
ns'', The more popular they beeome: and among this
nomAer ne know of none that well enjoys the conf
9ence Of the public as Or stones Liquid CothaYtic II
Is parncuar!y recomH ended for 1euma ISM neuraleia
pans n me head, side stomach, and the various pre- va
tent diseases Of the summer and mn months; and
esiecaiy 1t IS used for the eradication OF humors from
Inc blood american Citizen. LotUeH.
ola dawltn
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PERMANfNT CUREs

sired effect Fi''I'e ms oe
None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS, on the wrapper
Prepared ana sold wholesale and retail only by SETH
addressed and for sale by his agents.
ASENTs-Ja mes Green, D. Scott, III. b. Green, Chas.
Clark, Worcesttri @. II. Cclburn, Leolninster
dlo eod2w&w2.
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A gentleman who has been very anxious to
obtain seat in the Legislature, found one on
the sidewalk, yesterday. Ice is treacherous.
Boston Posi-, 27tb.
We take this to be the gallant Colonels own
experience. We had forgotten. however, that
he was own the defeated ticket for Represen.
tatiye from Boston, at the late election. We
trust he did not find seat on the ice half so
treacherous,' or slippery, as the consciences
Of politicians of his own kith and KIM
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sEf MOUH,S GALvANIC sUppoRTrLs--
20 s "a arce BY The dozen or sngle, at DIsH
49,. -. no erdNw3v
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THE LANcEs OF LYNwooD. BY the author Of
"The Little Duke;" Heartease - - II cir Of
Redclyffe," &c. With Illustrations by J. d -
New York d. Appleton 4 Co. 1855.
This is a tale OF the age Of the crusades and Of
chiyalry, in the time Of Edward Ill Of England,
and taken its title from a military company Of
Lynwood. In Somefsetshire. which figures con.
splcuously in the volume. II gives a good idea
OF social life, manners and customs, in the upper
classes at that day. Our readers are already ia
miliar with the writings Of this author. For sale
by Baker, Trumbull, x Barnes.
LI5HT AND DARKNESS: or, The Shadow Of Fate
"A story OF fashionable life. limo. PIP. $780,
New York ID, Appleton x Co. 1895.
This book introduces the reader behind the
acepea OF New Ycrk fashionable life, and we must
be permitted 70 say that the exhibition is nono too
credltable none. The author says he has ondeav-
otea. 70 in this book 10 portray the bad not as
wholly bad. nor the good % inmaculats, sincs
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Worcester Shuttle Company.
Manufacturers and Dealers in all kinds Of
COTTON AND WOODEN SHUTTLES
New Worcester, Mass
9 diff RTCHARD2rjN A. SWEET
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its interests are Suffering materially by the de-
lay. A member of the Cabinet declared to-
day that the organization must be effected
somehow soon. If the Banks men maintain
their present determined attitude his election
is sure"
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w. W. RIO

DR. SEEARNS
Dentist, has removed his Office and residence to No Wa
nut sireet, Worcester
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John Perkins, Esq, Of Plymouth, has been
appointed Sheriff of Plymouth county, in place
of Daniel Phillips, Esq, Of Marthfeld, re-
moved