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another place, it will be seen Shat the members of
the National Committee appointed at Pittsburg,
for Massachusetts,, has issued the call for Con-
vention in this State, to choose delegates to the
National Convention at Philadelphia, in June
The call is wisely couched in the most broad and
liberal terms, sufficiently so to secure the united
action, at the polls, the basis proposed, OF all
those opposed to the policy of the present ma.
tional administration, on the slavery issue 1t is
to be hoped that those of all parties, vino have
rejoieed in common over the successful issue of
the anti Nebraska contest, for the Speakership of
the House, at Washington, will cooperate in this
movement, by the carrying out of which, they can
secure like successful result in the Presidential
contest
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Mrss y. Goodwin. experienced and success
midwife holds herselfin readiness, day and night to
atteudthe dntes of her profession Residence is Austin
oct21
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- Grateful for the liberal patronage hitherto bestowed
upon this the subscriber means to deserve
Its continuance and he hopes TO b II an increased
degree Of confidence aud patronage by the great quantity
and variety Of stock, excellence Of workmanship great
superiority in the shape and fitting ofgarments courtroom
attention 10 patrons moderate prices and perfectly fair
dealing. "A. p yVAu'E
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Slnte for &OOfs The subscriber is pared 10
furnish Slate for Roofs, of superior quality Law it in
the best Manner on the most satisfactory terms. Sam
plesmay seen at the yard on Grove street
apis diff JOHN BARNARD
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DIR NEWTON.


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Has removed his Office from 1873 Main street to AMERICAN
HOUSE BLOCK directly opposite, where he will be happy
to see patrons and friends ap5. dtf
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j. KELLEY, NJ. D,
For sale by BUSH & CO., "a Front Street, Worcester
and by all Druggists in Worcester and vicinity
mch7 d2taw&w1y
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l am, dear sir, your most Obliged humble servant,
G. A HILL, 12l Man-st Worcester, Mass j. ap y d If

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Supreme Judicial Court---A prTl Term.
JUDGE THOMAS PRESIDING.

WEDNESDAY, April 18th.
Actions in order for trial-No. 2S4, $40, S45,
SS9, S99, 440.
Ordered, that in actions entered this term, an
swers be filed by Thursday, April 18th.
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Wholesale Dealer and Jobber in
BOOTS 81 OES, and BEERS
27S Main Street, Cup stairs,)
WORCESTER, MASS.
Particular attention given to c4ders diff mcb3
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Drawing and Painting, in an ths various

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CHAPLIN 4 TILLOTSON,
ATTORNEYS AND C0UNsELL0RS AT LAW
Nos. and Worcester Bank Block, Worcester Mass
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pd Dr; iUnPonco's Golden Monthly pills
DR.. Dnponcos Golden Pills, are perfectly harmless.
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spuRR, 20i Main street, or DAVID SCOTT, 25i Main
Worcester WHO'S General Agent for this CITY ana
who will also supply dealers At propretor's prices
j DUPONo0, Proprietor, New York.
OF de9d0m
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Comfort for the Aged,-The Montreal Tran.
script, speaking of WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD
OHEhkf June 49, says We believe it to be generally
recognized useful medicine by medical men and We
can state with perfect truth and sceriy that in the case
with which we are more particularly acquapted-that of
few miles from this city, and who is troubled at times with
an asthmatical compaintthe decided relief is oh.
tanned whenever he makes the Balsam this al he
advanced period Of life which he has arrived at NAV be
considered an uDanswerable proof Of its virtues
Look out for limitations Remember the only genuine
article always bears the written signature OF BUTTS
upon the outside wrapper.
Prepared and sold wholesale and RETAIL only by SETH
W. F0WLE, Boston, Mass. to whom all orders should be
addressed, and for sale by his agents.
AGENTs--James Green d. Scott. M. B. Green Chas
Clark, Worcesterj @. H. ooburn, Leominster
apps eod2w&w2t
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More Evidence in Favor Of the OxyRe-
mated Ritterh.
From Hon. Geo. W. Jones, Surveyor General Of Iowa
o.. a.. = a

SURVEYOR GENERALS OFFICE
DUBUQUE, IOWA, Sept amber 49, (
Dr. George b. Green Dear Doctor--I intended
before leaving Washington City, last spring. TO say to
You in black and white as have frequently done piuq
Voce how highly esteemed your 0xygenated Btters
and that have no doubt but that they will act as A
certain, speedy and agreeable of Dyspepsia In apy
case matters not how obstinate Your Bitters acted AZ
charm with my friends, Hon. A. Q. Dodge NJ t. Mar.
TIN, H. d. Foster, and others, as they did with myself
ho9r oDedlent servant GEO W. JONES.
SETH ", FOWLE co., 1888 Washington Street Bos.
ton, Proprietors. Sold by their agents everywhere
Wetherel 4 Nudge, Petersham; Waite d Thuruton.
heoetsei Luther Hi, Spencer Forbes 4 Putney East
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FUTILE 4 MOSES, Auburn, N. Y, GENERAL AGENTS
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- " n u
2. WARE, proprietor of the One Prtcs Clolhinr
House, l6S and 10 Main st., Worcester desires IN
cal the attention OF his customers the public gener
ally, to his very large and excellent stock of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING ~
This stocSs new, containing many very Superior styes
oil Garments in patterns of improved shapes fitting will
much beauty and symmetry. The
Furnishing Goods Department,
is In fuller Stock than in any preceding season. Special
attention is invited to the
CUSTOM DEPARTM EMIT!
lin the second story,) under the direction of Ms
MARoHANT, in which eare satisfaction is warranted II
contains very large assortment of CLOTHS, CASSI
MERES, and VESTINGS, of the best Styles to which will
be added al the desirable styles both Foreign anil
Domestic, as fast as they come out.
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ATToRNEY 4 co0NsELLoR At LAy.
no 1sS NAN Worcester Mass
NV aR
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I'll. l.. AINSWORTH.
L E A e II E r o F NJ u SIG
Rooms No. Al Pleasant Street.
mch26 dim
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BOOK NOTICES.

THE ROMAN EXILE. By Gulielmo Gaiani, Pro-
lessor OF Civil and Canon Law, and Represen-
tative of the Peoplein the Roman Constituent
Assembly in the year lS49 II mo- Do. $50.
Boston: John P. Jewett & Co 1856.
This volume, from the pen of one of the. most
distinguished of the Italian patriots, combining
personal narrative with the events preceding and
attending the revolutionary movements of 1889,
viii be read with deep interest by that large class
OF our population, who sympathized with that
movement, and hoped from it, deliverance to
Italy, from the civil and ecclesiastical oppression
under which she had so long groaned, and of
which such vivid sketches are given in this book.
Inc insight which it gives us, of the state of
ieeiing which exists in that country, both toward
the rulers and the ecclesiastical system, will. we
doubt not, be surprise to many readers, and es-
sentially modify their preconceived opinions. We
recommend it to public notice
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w. SUMNER BARTON,


COUNSELLOR, AND NOTARY PUBLIC
w Orcester, Mass,
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- Or Henry Sargent rives special attention to
Diseases OF the Eye Office 10. II Worcester Bank Block
InyZ9 dt
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For sale by VIM BUSH & Co., Wholesale Retail
Agents Il druggists generally dawly moL1s
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0Iano tVSals. SL, 400, OVz
TIE Pacific Mail Steamship Company's steamer John L.
Stephens from San Frxncsco March TO- with the United
States mails, 500 passengers and 900 In treasure
arrived at Panama Sd inst, 10 2. N.
The Pacific Mail Stsamship Company's steamer Golden
Cate with the mails and from New York per
rancssco Goth ult., at IL n.
The Cortes Of the Nicaragua ine sailed from
San Francisco March co. She had not been heard Of at
Can Juan del Nofte the 9th inat and 1t was ra-
ored that the forces Of Costa Rica had possession of S
Juan az Sur 1t supposed she would proceed to
Panama. and there dssubsrk her passengers and tres
'u1e.
The steamer Illinois, from New York for Aspin wall,
allied from Havana IIth, 6 A. n.
The steamer America from New York, arrived at Pa.
anna 4th inst.
The steamship Osprey, belonging to the New York and
enezue,an Steamship Company burned at her
harf ct Kingston, Jamaica, the 25th ult. She is
,tal loss, Insured.
The George Law brings home the officers and crew OF
he New Granada Canal ano steam Navigation Company
tesner Osprey, whish ship was totally destroyed by
in the harbor Of Kingston on the morning Of the
5th ult.
TheAspinvall Courier Of the 9th instant, says:-Coi
chsssnger, ct the head OF four hundred troops was
sfeated near San Joss BY ave huncred Costa RicAns
rndsr Gen. Mora. Twenty Americans were taken pri-
onsrs and were shot. The Costa Rican army was
Ibout to enter Nicaragua
From California learn that the Indian troubles
IN Oregon and Warrington Territories continued.
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SAN SALVADOR

Our dates from this republic to March a. The in
dgo crop for this year estimated to reach COO So
and the of the State the yesr calcu
lated at 50, 600 COO; bat this ia considered too high,
though it In probable II Will exceed 81, 900 600.
The action Of the government in regard the Central
American dispute with Nicaragua kept profound
active part against Walker Salvador and Honduras
viii join It, thousand stand of Minnie riAss has been
ordered, and the government celebrating to the
proper officer to be pacsd in command of army. Our
correspondent says:" Cabanas has aided not little In
depreciating General Walker. HIS was anxiousy
looked for BY his party and when he d his denun
called democrsta, but changed their for sympathy
for Walker into hatred"
The of Salvador docs not believe that the
United States has any sympathy with the susters and
has taken every means to prevent s1ch Idea from
spreacipg Amorg the people, who too TO condsn
the whole nation for the OF Walker his party
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Sickness OF Gen. Walker-Tne Gold Mines
Army Intelligence Deaths, &c, &c.
SICKNESS OF GENERAL wALKER.

Sickness OF Gen. Walker--Tne Gold Mines
Army Intelligence deaths, &c, &c.
SICKNESS OF GENERAL wALKRR.
From FL Nicaraguense, March a.
The city has thoughtful look since Thursday
morning. On Wednesday night Gen. Walker complained
somewhat OF indsposon, but his usual good health and
great of himself induced the Dee that would
soon be we In the morning however 1t rep ,rtea
that he e worfe, and instantly genera, feeling of
estness seized every No person could escape
the solemn mpression-or the welfare OF all was too
deeply nkcd with that Of the Commander Chief fos
quiet when he sick Never did the genius Of single
impress Itself thoroughly thes--nevsr aid tns
mysterious influence Of human mind msnifet its power
completely. Al other thought Was lost in the con
sderation of subject and that subject felt
contain the tate OF nation. Bat with the chAractesti
win Of the American peope, every ultimately made
up his mind that the General would be up; thsee
days. said the people he viii be able to attend to bust
ness. And the prophetic II fowedge OF three hundred
did not alniy Ice intuition To-day General Walker
is almost wholly recovered Providence afflicted him but
for time, that the army might know how essential be
was TO f safety Thursday and Friday the doors the
Gensralt quarters closed, that the utm Vt quiet
rght be mainsired. Col Moses the head Of the aeai
ctl Department oi the Army, unrsmittpg 10 his
sentons 70 the patient.
TEE ARMY IN COSTA 2IcA.
(From 81 NIcarsguerse, May 22l
The latest news from the ny Of nyssio, against
Costa A,cA, under Cplone scalosstngar vi 81 the
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MYA AND BRAs.- 200 pounds Magnolia ouekvfsae
soh at &C. $50 ibe corn meal. tresh grouod 80
~ &c. 60 bbk sweet Eastern do ~ ~; ~ bali bsos
do do. at 81 tons bran cod At S36 TO-
wHEAI.-1here mas b~+n little better feeling W-A3
With repect 10 the lover artes Of wheat And we noos
more ex ented qury Tor such. In chosos nj 'ax
ese has teen no'h dong and the fe nand fr grd sS
spp.rh for the De 10 have ceased Figures quoted f
In fFr g. ali shtw hat tbs market Ii we'd sustaAoe
Tsbsac'ions amount To 10 bsgs sol in lots agAn1
I.c'Ets Of ols bs.s4oo bsss sold private srns -
&c. cho milling at &c 900 DO. ordinary and loe DO.
90. s0io at 2Ao Z, co GO sold at 2%c
BARLEY -sats OF 600 csgs in four lots ct tho foaUvag
rates Rainst reoeipss OF 100 baRr-360 bsgs sold ~
q 20 100 DO and 60 DO sold at s' 100 DO ''4S q
oAr Sales Of 900 bsg~ in three parcsls at the foa-
loving rsies, against receipts Of 927 bags:-s7t bAos
s, SIC
Po1AToR Sales Of $50 bags against receipts
hses 200 bag 90 DO and 20 do. sid at Sc 20 do at
6ho 10 DO 1t blsc 100 CO. and 100 do sold private
terms; so CO, sweet, NJ 10.
OSioNs.- 90 osgs UTeRcn sold at 8%a.
hEass-t0 nses California Bsyos SO d q &C.
PoRK-l0O bbis. clear sold on private terms.
IaRD cssa~ 40 To- tins) sold private terms; %
Go CO ex. Antel p%, at 200
Butter 30 t,kits aempes {toube pscksgss) - -
40c 600 ia. California Ranch at 4Oc 45o
RIey 10 900 los Batsv,sn sold .. 81sc.
eco lbs. pilot bread sold ct 7c.; 50 bbs. a.
do ar exc
cAs ooDs cases assorted case goods sold ct isss
thar bome 1T ara fragb,
rIoxlls-s 200 a.es thalf gellops) gherkns at a.
TEA -:O0 chests Oolong black teas sold &c 3ec; ~
SUGAR 2o0 bbls erushed sold at 1so.; 90 do DO. 4
i2Ac
IIARu.-l00 Bordeaux claret ei Oregon, sol q
BEER, ,ooo dozen Tenants ale and porter sosA -
terns net mace public
0fivkOik- 1o6 ca es sold a 81 So
CAADiEs.- 100 boxes Ph9pix sold at 2Sc
sATcHis $500 gross round wood boxes In tin, ssA q
CoRKs.-1 500 corks sold II SO o5
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THE LATE VICTORY OF THE COSTA RIGA
FORCES OYER THE FLLIBUSTERS.


Livery lever OF law justice and ORDER must Dice with
Costs R'ca upon the victory gained by her army
cea chsnt Of Walkers trsops. Bus, nevert aeless
question of military training and tactics the skirisu
which took place In the of santa Rosa between
AGO americans and 500 Costa Ca troops coording
ths efofa aoccursf preents feature entirely 10
the history OF wernxe enterprises between the Anglo
saxon end South AUericsn races We told that the
fol ner were entrenched behind stone enses els
veed and excel ent mil ary position" Notwfthstsac
irg with forces nearly equal the Costa Ricans, just
taken fion the plough, sporoaoh the position recognise
their enemies, fire one voley, leap the wans and, wi
kne and bayonet put to the sword all they encountered
d'sperte or take prisoners the rest, andceA agdre
fosnging victory, wi only loss o. I6 killed aud 25
wounded We said that the rhole picture was pre-
sented to the eye The contrast bsvsen the military
plcis Of the race st Cairo Gordo and other pIa,es
Mexico against fearful oods presented here In sad
trest and aocordir giy rom inormsu, "whch though
ret cHloal. be entirely relied Or we 6ad that
Walkers army hA allowed themselves TO be complatey
surprised their scouts had been taken and made TO
fess and the dead which strewed hs sdn the ssd
vioms Of bad cause, Is true but also Of most cu
pable want o. vgiar OF and discipline In the aaa5ag
Ulcers; and caution Costa Rica and ths G~,-ai in
ys not 70 let the great hyscal ADD moral results Of
this victory lead them ast-sy by despiaug this NJ
who were easily quered and buoherec ia less tn
fourteen minutes. A COJHOPoLlrF
PANAMA., April @ 1886.
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ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGE LAW.
$l, ASS, 500 i'm Treasure.
ne->~o~~>>>->~o~>~~>-~~~,-~~
IMPORTANT FROM NICARAGUA.
~~~~~~>~~~~~o~,>~~>~~>o~~~~,
The Defeat Of Colonel Schlessinger by
the Costa Rioans.
NINETEEN OF WALKERS ARMY TAKEN PRISONERS
AND SHOT.
>~-~,1>~~s~S~>~~~~>,~~~~~e---.
DESTRUCTION OF THE STEAMER OSPREY.
or~~o(e~~,~x~>,y-~~-.~~.~o--ve
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
e>~~~>e-e~~~~~~S~-~~-~~-~-<
News from Oregon and Washington
Territories.
o~~~>>>>~~>>~~~~..~>~o.~.o..<
CONTINUED NDiAa DEPREDATIoNS.
<>>o,>>oo~~~~.-~~-~~~~--~~-~~
MARRIAGES. BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
M A r KET $.
c>---,,~.s,S~.~<~~o>~~o>y~..,.
News from New Granada and the South Pacific,
CONTINUED NDiAa DEPREDATIoNs.
BIRTHS AND DEATHS
NJ A r K & T 8.
News from New Granada and the South Pacific,
&C.. HO,, Ac.

The United States mali steamer George Law, W. l.
Herndon. T. s. n, commanding arrived yedter lay after
boon. She sailed rom As n wall the 4th, ate o'clock
NJ, and from Havana 1lh inst at o'clock P. NJ; at
ociock r. NJ day. ten miles northeast Of Havana,
passed the American squadron, consisting Of fgate Po
tamac sloops ofwar Saratoga and Cyane, and steamer
Fulton lying to.
The following La the gpeci0 ust of the George LAW
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TRIAL OF TIE WAKEMANITEs.- The whole tribA
OF waleG 81 Eitesfshods WAk-rnAn Samuel y and Ma
aerey, will be put on trial this morning. at O'Clock BE-
.e the Superior Court, Perhaps trial that over toc
oiacs this city has occupsd Of public at.e--
this. The interee ir the case not couSred -
Sew Hsven, but In other psrs Of the country psoos
eel particular interested In The result cf ths re ~
sb,e hiA.--Nrs Hsrer Cs1a,r, Asrals.