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INSTRUCTION. N MUSIC AND THE

Il LANGUAGES.
MIR. HENRY W. CARSTGNS wishes to give Lessons
on the Piano and in the French, German Italian and
spanish languages. A comprehensive and thorolgh
course Of education and studies and long experience In
teaching enable him to instruct with hopes of success in
both Music and the Languages TERMS $12 per quarter
In classes OF two or more pupils Sc each Apply at the
Worcester House.
keferences.-Rev. Mr.. Hale, Mr.. H. G 0. Blake, Mr.
Butman, Mrs, Il. Fitch, Col c. Foster Dr. Hatbawav
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Antttons.
E. w. VAIL. Avcr1oxEER.

E. w. VAIL. AUcTIoNEER,
- A DESIRABLE COTTAGE E4OTrSE.
20 AT AUCTI0N.--No. IL Charlton streeet[wi h
&@S@ sold on the premises, Saturday, Sept 29th at
O'Clock, p ~, desirable Cottage, situated as above
containing Rooms, good Water, &c.
The Lot contains about $500 square feet Of Land IA
elevated, and well stocked with choice collection q
Fruit Trees, in fine bearing condition.
The above offers good opportunity to purchaue n
pleasant and conveniently located Cottage upon Teasou
ao!e terrs sale positive. For further particulars In.
qnre OF the Auetioaeer, Office 1876 Main st.
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X A N S A S

K A n s a s.
Office of the N. E. Emgrant Aid Company, No. Winter
street, Boston, Sept 20, 1855.
Ehe New England Emigrant Aid Co., are employing
Lecturers 10 address the people in regard Kansas The
object being to awaken interest in the settling of that
Territory with free men, and thus preserve it from the
curse OF human slavery and, also obtain funds to
carry on its operations for hst purpose These lecturers
will hold meetings wherever in New England the people
desire them. any persons, therefore, who wish such
meetings to be held in their neghborhood are requested
TO address as follows: SEC. N. Il. EN-. AID CO.,
81 diawSw6w No. Winter st., Boston, Mass.
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GRAND CONSOLIDATION OF THE
Us two largest aud most popular equestrian ex-
hibtons in the world, viz NVeIsh's National
Circus, of Philadelphia, and I4ent's New York
Circus, comprising tao TroupeS Of Talented Artists
ttCo Studs Of ITainef HORSES aud Ponies, and all the
appointments and paraphernalia appertainng to TWO
LARGE COMPANIES, comprised in
ONE MONSTER EXHIBTTTON!t
given in one Mammoth Pavilion, for single price of ad
mission reports BY inferior companies the contrary not
Withstandng.
Will exhibit at Worcester the lot between Elm and
Pleasant SITS, FRIDAY Sept 2Sth Doors open at and
O'Clock, performance commences at IL and IL P
M. Admittanee rs cents. No half price.
The performances Of the combined Companies will in
cude nearly every imaginable variety of EQUESTRIAN
GYMNASTIC and ACR0BATIC FEATS, in which the
entire strength Of the Double Troupe of Male and Fe
male Performers, will appear the whole eniyened by
the inimitabe droleries of the
THREE GREAT CLIO WINS!
WoRREbL, the Wit WALLIS. the Musical, and WHIT
TAKER, the Stump Orator.
The propretors confidently refer to the thousands who
have visited " Welch's Crcusn in former years.
reputation which has invariably Sustained for attract
eDess and the ufents OF the promises held its
advertisements and that 1t hasbeen augmented by
the addition of ANOTHER COMPLETE CIRCUS, it
is believed that facilities afforded the management
for the amusement and qualification of their patrons With
out parallel, and beyond the approach of rivalry.
Will also exhibit atFitchhurg the 27th and at South
Brookfed, the 29th Of September.
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Cost ano Goun0.

nREW A Il D,-LosT "A plan Of the
I'D " Grounds, Buildings, Tracks, &C.. Of the Nor
wicq Worcester Railroad in Worcester. ANY person.
who viii leave the same with me, shall be paid the above
reward, Q. s. TURNER
Agent OF N. 4 W. r. II. G. at Worcester
Worcester, August 20, 1865, au2s df
4 OST-A ooRNELIAN SEAL STONE, with Az
h ure Of hope engraved upon IT, The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving IL at this Office dsss25
No0LEN MACHINERY.-C. L. GOD
w DART, N9w lork, only manufacturer Of the orig
inal STEEL RING and TOOTH BuRRING MACHINES
and FEED ROLLS, to be attached To First aud also 10
Second Breakers and Fnshers Of Wooden Carding Ma
chimes The alta hment to second Breakers and Finish
ers Is and very important. These machines are in
successful operation first Breakers, In most OF the
principal Wooden Factories Ia the United States Canaas
aud Mexico and deemed by experienced manufActur
ers, the most perfect machines used and indspenaaha
10 the economical aud successful manufacture Of wool
They are In fact the only strong, durable and succesa
fuy operating machines Ia use. No cardinR machine
should run an hour without them
The Feed Rolls are strong, dorable and worthy Of M
lention, y ~
Circulars explaining these machines and Rolls res.r
enees TO mills having them in use, &c may be had by al
dressing O. L. 0nnnAun
No Bowling Green, New York, to whom orders sh.uld
be directed "'AN
ell dly
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MESSING Ei{'S NOTTCE-

U0rceSteT, So September "a, 1856.
FSNHOhAS g. KENT, Esquire, Commissioner Of Insol-
vency, in and for the County of Worcester has this
day issued warrant against the Estate ADAdI HUNT
and HIRAM HUNT, both of Milford, in said County Of
worcester Copartners under the name and firm of A. 4
H. Hunt Boot manufacturers Insoyent Debtors and the
payment of any debts and the delivery of any property
belonging to the said Insolyent Debtors to them or for
their USE and the transfer OF any property by them are
forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors Of the said insovent
debtors will be held at Court of Insolvency. az the Office
m the said Commissioner, in Milford in said County on
the eleventh day of October next at II O'Clock in the
forenoon for the proof of debts the choice of an as
signee or assignees
S. W. HAYWARD, Deputy Sheriff.
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Amusenlcnts
GRAND UNIoN PRIzE

3R8ANO = 4tAS-N
B A B Y S H O w u
AT WORCESTER
The citizens Of Worcester and vicinity are respectfully
Informed that this great Exhibition will
FLAGG'S BUILDING, on w edn esday, Sept, 2 9,
and continue for -Four Days only, viz;
Sept. 26th, 9Th, 2Sth, aud 29th,
opening on the first day of the annual Cattle Show.
100000
will be offered as prizes the finest Babies exhibited
the Worcester Show.
LARGEST PRIZE-SI5O,OO.
One hundred Babies will compete for the prizes. No
child who has received first premium at any previous
exhibition, will be allowed TO compete for prize. As the
number of Babies limited to One Hundred it is de-
sirabe that those wishing enter children should
early application at the Hail. for certificates and other in
formation.
These novel exhibitions have attracted the presence Of
over two hundred thousand admring spectators and
universally conceded to be the most interesting love-
ly, and attractive exhibition Of the age.
The public may rely upon the conditions of this exhi-
bon being carried out in good faith and that the strict
est order and decorum will be observed.
Five judges consisting of two ladies and three gentle
mel will be selected from among the most respectable
citizens of Worcester to award the prizes.
The first exhibition will open Wednesday, at IL
O'Clock A NJ, continue till ?, reopen at and close at
g. On each Of the other da s. three exhibitions will be
given, continuing from 10 II, to a. and from to
past O'Clock p. NJ.
Good Nurses will be In attendance 70 assist in taking
care of children.
Prizes will be awarded as follows:
To the finest Quaterns $4,000
10 me nnest Irpiets,
To the finest Single Child, from to years 90
To the finest Single Child, under year. 25OO
To the finest Single Child from to years. 90
To the I'd finest Single Child under years. ...1aO0
10 The Sd finest do do .........I0,00
To the I'd finest do under Iyear....,,...lOOO
To the 81 finest do do ....,,.,5OO
10 the I'd finest do from to 5 years 10 100
To the Sd finest do do 5O0
To the latest Child, from to 10 years.
To the do under wears. ....,...... % 90
To the do under year 500
To the finest Twins, under year.
To the finest Twins from to years. ..........15OO
Also, the sum OF 10000 will be distributed in Pre-
mums to the Babies and Children as the Judges may
deem proper.
~ The Grand Union Prize Baby Show after being held
In all the nrncnal Easarn NIii1l,
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AZ ESTER BA NE.-Thc annual meeting
OF the Stockholders of the Worcester Bank for the
choice OF Directors for the year ensuing; for such action
as may seem to them expedent under the provisions of
the ON section OF the l96th chapter of the Statutes If
1896 also, Tor such action may to them expedi
en upon The subject of subscrib ng to the stock Of the
Bank Of Mutual Redemption, Incorporated by the last
legislatures and for the transaction of any other business
That legally may come before them will be holden at their
Banking House, Foster street. Friday the fifth day of
October next, at II O'Clock NJ. WILLIAM CROSS
szV utOct5 Cashier.
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NlTH BANk.-The Stockholders of the CITY Bank
are hereby notified that their annual meeting for the
chome OF Directors for the ensuing year. for such action
as may seem to them eXpedent under the provisions Of
the 9th section ofhe 196th chapter the Statutes of 1885
and for the Transaction of any other business that NAV
egaly come before them, will be held their Banking
Room, on Saturday, the 9th day of October next at
O'CLOCK T. M Z. HAMMOND, Cashier
Worcester, Sept. 49, 1855 dtoct
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WORCESTER COUNTY FLOUR. Avn
w GRAIN LEAGUE The subscribers for Stock in
the League are requested to call the Secretary nj COS
Main street, or on the Treasurer, at No Worcester
House Bocs, and receive their Certificates of Stock i'm
medaey and all persons not subscribers are requested
TO call and subscribe. L. L. MASON TreasiI,rer
Worcester, Sept 25 1855. dtf
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MONEY TO BE MADE!
MOST DESIRABLE HOUSE LOIS AND HOUSE,
ON AUsTIN STREET

MONEY TO BE MADE!
MOST DESIRABLE HOUSE LOIS AND HOUSE
ON AUsTIN STREET
FOR SALE AT AUCTION,
d. The Two-Story House and Barn, No. so Austin
,,; ST. and the House Lots adjoining owned and re.
EA Gently occupied by D. X. Pratt "s -, 7,
lie Auction, on WEDNESDAY oo'oOer ~ 1896 a. II
O'Clock A. M.
IssraJe is situated on the height Of land
Austin street, commanding Of the most beautiful
prospects of any situation in the city. The grounds
very tastfuly laid out, having Stone Walks and hand
come grassee fronts There onthe premises about 100
Fruit Trees in bearing condition, wells of never-aing
water and is acknowledged by all to bs of the most
pleasant situations for sale in Worcester.
The House is well built has just been repanted and put
in thorough pair has 10 rooms good water both
ries, and is well calculated for two families. The
Barn was built two years since, is very convenient and
cost 5000.
The Estate is divided into lots and will be sold sep
arate Two lots have about 81 feet 'front.' and the other
IA feet, all 100 feet In depth. Any wishing pur-
chase for speculation for place Of residence will find
this rare chance to purchase.
Terms-One-iourth cash; balance, notes secured by
mortgage, payable in g. r. and "a months
~ CHAS P. BA CROFT, Auctr
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o. VALUABLE II EAL ESTATE sosa
HA;,i AT AUCTI0N-By license of Court, will sSTte
~ be stSat Public Auction on the premises
mile east of Clappyile, ~ dnesday, Oct 3d. 1855
at O'clock A. a., the following Real Estate:
One half Of the Homestead Farm, formerly forming
part Of the Salem Lvermore place. situated in the towns
OF Leicester and Auburn, aiming about 80 acres and
one half Of the Farm House, Barn. and other buildings
thereon Included in the above some 20 acres Of
Woodland, which Will be sold in lots part is heauy
wooded.
Also the Pierce Lot" so called, situated in Auburn
and containing about 81 acres
Also, the eastery part of the Scott Waters Lott
SO Called situated in Auburn and containing about 70
acres
Also the g Pike House." situated the Homestead
The dover interest In part of the above estate which
has been set of to the Widow Silence Livermore will be
sold at the same time. plan of the estate may seen
at the Clappve Station All who may think Of purchas
ing are invited to call and examine it.
Conditions LIBERAL and will be made known at the sale
A. FIRTH, Guardian of Betsey c. Livermore
SILAS GLEASON. Auct'r.
Cappville, Sept IS, 1866. d&wtOcts
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WDOLKA CAsHMERES,th this morning received.
u Sept IA, 1860. MARTIN STOWE
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SIiEKTFF,S SALE.


WORCESTER, 50 Sept. 90 1855.
A fTACHED on mesne process, taken on execu
IN ton, and will be sold at Public Auction, Tuesday
the "a day of october next 10 O'Clock the forenoon
at the Store recently occupied by CHARLES H. RoBINsoN
IN oxford, all the Goods Wares Merchandise in said
Store, consisting OF Tea, Coffee Sugar Nutmegs Cloves
cinnamon, Ginger, OIL Fluid, and other articles usually
kept in grocery store.
The above Stock will be sold for cash and without re-
serve J. L, BAKER, Dep. shift.
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eSs WILL BE SOLD At AZ CTION, g3-S,
tsYS Monday and Tuesday the LIST and ID DAYS of $50
October next at o'clock A. NJ. on the prer--=1--
ises, the following descroad property viz:
Inc Wood standing on from ~ to 70 OF land
in lots from 65 rods to acres
This land is said to be the best timberd lot In the
ty; it consists principally of White Oak Pine ami Chest
duti is situated the 5. w part Of Upton Ii miles from
the meeting house, and mile from the railroad.
2 About 80 acres Of Sprout and Pasture land situated
above described.
3. The ARM formerly owned by Joshua Rawson stu.
atet II miles s. ". of the Meeting house. containing
about 1870 good Land with buildings thereon; the
land well divided into Mowing Tiage aud Pastuiiug
with Wood enough for the farm the said farm IS well wa
tered by the West River running through it, and co
with small expense, be made to water great part Of tx
moving.
The buildings are good two-story House. 64xlS an L
25x30 two good Barns COZ 49, the other 40x3O with
Two good wells OF water Also, acqueduct water running
To the House and Barns from never failing sping.
Also, ShOemaker's Shop, and other out-buidlngs
The above property will be sold the highest bidder
without reserve. Terms liberal and made known at tins
of sale, STEPHEN RAWsON
For the Heirs Of j. RAwsoN.
N D. For further partcula enquire Of Stephen Raw
son. Of Upton where he plan Of the prpert may seeu
or of Levi Rawson and S. R. White, Farnumsv;lle Graf
ton
Upton, Sept %, 1856 dtoct1
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BACON s sTRATTON,

No. 246 Main Street, opposite the City Hail.
AUCTION and G M M iSs on Merchants,
and Dealers in
Clocks Watches Jewelry, Cutlery, Guns Fancy Goods
Trunks, Vases, Travelling Bags Furniture &c. which
they offer very low for cash, wholesale or retail.
mJ30 rs diff
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Nntifes.

ENXCHAAGE READING ROOM-Cen-
M trail Exchange, rear of the Post Office we would
inform those gentlemen Eh0 wish avail Themselves of
the advantages Of the new Reading Room that we re
ready receive their names upon our subscrinton
book. Please call. CRANDALL q PREsBKEY,
$40 d6t
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Real Gstatr.

ENSR SALE OR EXCHANGE. good
II Wooden Buiding, situated in the heart of the city Of
Worcester stories in heigh'h, and well adapted for
grs mill, workshops or any mechanical purposes. Also
steam Engine Of IL horse power, with two boilers,
nearly new, In complete order; The above property Will
be sold at bargain if applied for soon either for cash or
exchange for other property. Apply to
A. J. EAT0N,
s26 diff Cor southbridRe and Myrtie ats
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SINGING.-The Second part Of VIM. sUMNER'S
- singing School, will commence on THURSDAY
Evening Oct H. at II o'clock, the Vestry on Pleasant
street, and continue II lessons
The course is designed for all who have had previous
practice in singing. Terms-GentIemen 81 Ladies' rs
cents payable at ID lesson. Tickets and books at J.
Keith's. -
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4 OST-A ooRNELIAN SEAL STONE, with Az
h ure Of hope engraved upon II. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving II at this Office dsss25
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The City Treasurer Of the City Of Worcester Massaebu
SETS hereby gives notice. that under u vote of the Cv
Council passed July o, 1866, for consolidating the civ
Debt, proposals will be received until September 20th
1856 at II O'Clock, NJ for loan Of "'
One Hundred Thousand Dollars,
For which transferable bonds Of said City will be issued
bearing date October l. 1868 and IN, principal pavable
as follows the first payment Of ten thousand dollars in
the year 1850 and the balance equal annual Payments
bearing interest at the rate Of six per cent per Annum
payable semianuualy the rst days Of April and Oc
ober In each year said proposals may be for the whole
or any part Of said loan, not less than $500.
All proposals 10 he sealed up endorsed Loan IN the
City OF Worcester" aud directed to the care Of me CIV
Treasurer, Worcester, Mass
The City Treasurer, by and with the advice VI the NJ
nance Committee Of the City Council Of said Worcester
will reserve the right Of rejecting the whole or any portion
ofsad bids GEORGE W. WHEELER
Treasurer Of the City Of Worcester
VIM. n. MERRIFIELD.
chairman Of the Finance Committee
au1b dissep2D
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COpartnership.-The undersigned have this day
formed coparnership for transacting general com.
mission business in Flour, GRAIN Butter Cheese Produce
Leather, &C, under the name Of UPHAM a ALDRICU
and viii continue the business Of Aldrieh Co. at No. as
aud 40 Front street, as heretofore
GEORGE p. UPHAM
z. w. ALDRICH.
Worcester, Sept. LIST, 1855 ar
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an HARVARD sTREET-A good Building
~ Lot for Sale BY Q. A. HARRINGTON.
isu
RNOR SALE.-A building lot on Newbury street.
" containing 1--we thousand Ave hundred feet Of iand
with well Of never failing water, Will be sold cheap for
cash, II applied for soon. Inquire OF j. L. HOOD
Worcester. July 10, 1855. jy17idl $50 Main 81
The true Democrat., 1855-12-11
Lawrence County.

An old friend writes us from this county that "the Know Nothings here are much weaker than the old whig party out of whose ranks the order Is almost entirely made up. They had ratification meeting at Smithvile, on the I2tb ultimo, and one of their orators, Capt. Desha. an old whig leader, conceded the frct, in lis speech, that he Kno0 Notbjngs ue,e not C notiona7 Paty. Their other speaker was Kieth another whig But many old line whigs here say that they cannot join the Know Nothing party and rather than do so, will cheerfullv come into the democratic fold.
 Many sound democrats here joined the order, but as they sec the rings on the old coon,s taiP they quit it. ". K. PATTERSON, who frankly acknow ledgeS the fact that he once be- iongcd to the order, is doing noble service for the democratic party. He spoke at the Know Nothing meeting here, and his arguments were unanswerabc. He also made fine speech at the circuit court ill Fulton county He is mak ing speeches all around the circuit, and he tears the mask from poor Sam with a skillful hand"
 All of our letters from the northern part of the State speak in the most glowing terms of Col. Pattcrson's speeches. He is fine orator, and is doing himself great credit
The true Democrat., 1855-12-11
TO OUR PATRONS X SUBSCRIBERS.

As the end of the year is approaching, and as the first day of the new year is one of gen. eral settlement, and, therefore, with us, with every body else who does an extensive credit business, crisis, we will take it as an especial favor if our subscribers and advertising friends will send us the amounts they owe us, or DOT ton thereof. All monies may be remitted to us by mail, at our risk.
 We believe we have the best paying sub- scribers in the world. We have had occasion to call upon them very seldom, and have never vet failed to receive from them a prompt re sponse We hope it may be again so, in this case. We have gone to heavy expense to fit out our office in the most complete manner having expended every thing we have made since the burning out' in retitting and com. pleting it.
 We have presented to our patrons the largest and the cheapest paper in the State. It is much larger than the Gazette, the Know Nothing organ of this city, and yet while the Gazette's advance price is $2 50, and its price at the end of the year. $4, our advance price is only s. and our price at the end of the year only $3. We have made our paper cheap because we desire to place it in the hands of all--the high and tue low-the rich and the poor-an emphatically democratic paper