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! NEW DIAMoNnLTcHT

medical NOTICE. After msny years Of
1VR observation, and experience, The Schools and
and the best Hospi ais, both in this country aud
in Europe Dr. Mott would beg leave give notice to his
former patrons, and friends and toe pubic generally that
he has opened Office in Boston, for the treatment of
all the diseases to which flesh is heir All those who arc
suffering from disease which has btd the skill Of their
physicians at home, invited call DR.. Mott where
an effort will be made for theirreef.
Particular attention is paid to diseases of females those
suffering from Leucorrheau obructions irregular men
strnaon &c. consult him by letter. if convenient
to do personally Those who prefer to consult Mrs.
Mott, can have opportunity of doing so.
Medicines sent by express to all parts OF the country
and speedy and permanent IS warranted in All
cases, or the money will be refunded. Consultation
. Free,
Office No. 54t Cross Street. near the corner of Salem
Il. c MOTT.
Boston, Feb, -. d&wiy
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Noticc.-W. L. HOBBS. Teacher of all kinds of Brass
Instruments Clari7Bet Flute, &C. Brass Bands taught
i'll the most thorough manner.
Aso music composed arranged for brass and string
bands, orchestras &C. Apply to Loring Brothers. Music
Store, or ". L. Hobbs, 20Winter ST., Worcester.
SIS
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DIED.
In Mystic Bridge, Ct, Lucinda, wife of Charles L. Co.
rey, aged 20
In Spring field Feb. Is, Elizabeth, wife of Charles
II Arding, and daughter ofthe late Allen Blnes
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NcD uert1gelllents.
SYARRTAG Esi CARRIAGES !
q. BIoOD <, SONS

O. BLOOD d SONS
Having taken the old stand Canal tree formerly &C
eupied by WIN f. WOOD, beg leave to iDo.m the public
that they prepared TO make to order and will
keep constantly on hand, A II kinds of Capriasea
made of the best materials and uanshp Particular
attention paid to all kinds Ct Carriage Repairing
ft9 DIFF
ESOUND On Highland Street, "a SHAWL, which
al the owner can have, by calling the subscriber at
Court Mills PETER TAYLOR.
fig d3ts
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MIGHTY TRIUMPH IN MEDICINE.
DIR. MoRsE,s

Ohs mOISSEI>S
INVIG GRATING CORDIAL!
Noe only relieves but actually exterminates all nervous
diseases, by removing their causes and building up and
ioItyng The whole physical SYSTEM that it becomes alb
soutey nyuerable to all attacks of this character and
relapse is therefore impossible
THE CORDIAL
combines pecuarities before associated in any
medicise While it acts specifically upon the circulation
and the secreons purifying aud renovating both, and
gives tone and reglarty of acono the stomach and bow
els
To every relaxed organ it impars degree of nuscnIa
strength, and capacity endure fatigue whether bodi-
lily mental, that is perfectly astonishing The faced
flesh and muscles harden under its influence the nerves
are braced, every fibre is resunR; and any suspended
Junction. either IL women, restored to full Wig
or Aiothe oncs and stmuants produce reaction but
it is the popularity of
DIR. Morse's Invigoratimg Cordial
to "operae unspent" The infueAce it exerts uniform
and perpetual it seems to
INJECT NEW LIFE
into the whole system The impotence Of age the relax
produced ny Indulgence weakness that seems con-
sttutiona and every known affection Of the nerves of
sensation and of motion, relieved cured by sin.
gle course Of this rejuvenating preparation.
Am ing the diseases for which it infabe specific
the following may be enumerated Nervous Incapacity in
Mani Baroness; Mysteries; Female Irregularities Neu
raigia Nervous Headache; Low Spirits; Feelings Dis
courasement or DesT air; Involuntary Weeping; Mental
Confusion; Loss of Memory; Eremulousness Ruth Of
Blood to the Head; Mental Incidence; L1ss Of Appetite
Emaeiation Muscular Relaxation; Irrtabilty Dyspep-
DIG, 1o PVl GOhghj Unpleasant
uctaons Foul Breath Irregular les ofthe Bowels Sleep
lessness; Ennui; Involuntary Sghing Anxiety; Cause
less Fears; Monomania Religious Melancholy; and ey
cry species of complaint connectedwheer immed atey
or remotey-wiih the functions of the nerves.
TO THE MARRIED AND SINGLE; In every delicate
physical exgeney this unrivalled inable ex.
hlarant is earnestly recommended II diuses delights
calm through the whole system and by communicating to
eebled organism the energy which nature has denied
orindulgence destroyed, it inevitably prolongs fe while
it contributes 10 its enjoyment.
The testimonials to ita e
high standing, leading medical msn, and, in fact en-
traces every profession, OCCUPATION and class
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Dr. FUR SALE IA two. story Dwelling House
i and about three ourihs Of acre OF Land stua
s ted in the village of North Charlton, ABOUT mile
from Charlton Depot the north side the old Worces
Ter and Stafford Turnpkc and formerly the residence of
the late Col Asa Bacon The House in good repair and
well calculated for two families
Also, about acres of Land, lying the opposite side
OF said road, with small Barn tn It will be sold
at low price, separately all together and liberal
credit ven for most of the purchase money and a de-
sirabe location for boot or shoemaker or other me-
chanic. JOS A. DENNY
Leices' er, Nov. 7, 1850 daWtf
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= Flour.-5000 Barrels of Flour, comprising about
twenty ereft bran Is or sale low and perhaps low
er than be purchased at any other place in this city,
or brought from any other All who wish purchase will
do well to call, as we shall sellfor few below the
market price to reduce stock Also tons extra fine
feed-Beans, Dried Apple, Butter and Cheese.
DRAPER Il CLARK
iaE2I diff Nos OF ana 90 rront St.a5t
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10 Nervous SHHerers.-A retired clergyman
restored to kealth in few diys u great
merry rus suffering, is anxious known The
OF cure II send-freethe prescription used. Direc
IS Rev. JOHN NJ. DAGNALL No SO Fulton St, Brook
yn, N. Y. ms deod&S3m
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SHOES. ROOTS. AND CATERS.

SHOES. BOOTS. AND CATERS
s. Il, HAYWOOD having taken this retail department
of Goodnow Heywood's Shoe Store would announce to
the patrons of the concern the public gen
eraly that hs has full and well assorted Stock of Boots
Shoes and Rnbhers for ladies' Geuts' and Chil1rens
This Stock has been selected with great care,
well adapted 10 the of this comunty-wi shown
with pleasure and offered such prices as will insure
ready sale s. R. H. hopes by prompt personal attention
to business to merit the patronage heretofore bestowed
upon this establishments Piper Block No. 267 Aan-st
Worcester, Feb s diff
Dr, LSnnen. uses homeopathic RI NEEDLES by In.
halaton, SUCCESSFULLY in the treatment Of Luug Diseases
Worcester, No Walnut-st, febsf
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Nottfes.

NNORCESTER ACADEMY. The Spring
w Session Will commence on MONDAY, Feb 90
For further information address
W. 5. GREENE, Principal.
Worcester, Feb 9. 1855. ct
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL. The next
: term of the State Normal School, of birmingham,
will commences on the first Wednesday in March.
The examination Of candidates fog admission will take
place on the Tuesday preceding commencing at clock
Candidates for admission be least Is wears of
and must produce certificate good nteectu
al, and moral character from responsible person.
GEO. n. BIGEL0W, Principal.
birmingham, Jan. Z, 1856, dtt
4 THE WALDO HoUSE.-Ths ee-
$--s@es giant Mansion House of toe late Daniel Waldo
tksA Esq has been receatly remodeled and furnish
lsHIhH ed, throughout in the most elegant style for
k&ZZAA FIRST CLASS HOTEL 1t is situated on
Waldo Street. only few steps from the Boston Railroad
Depot and convenient to the business and public places
OF the CITY, The proprietor hopes by the provision he
he shall make for the accommodation of his customers
and by his attention to their want merit and receive
generous share Of public patronage.
RUSSELL LAMB.
Worcester, JAN &c. 1856. diff
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.

IN SENATE, IT'D o Ib0b
AN the Petition aforesaid Ordered, That the Petitioners
W cuse an attested copy of their Petition with this Or
der thereon to served upon the Town Clerks Of the
several towns OF alton and sutton also published three
times AZ least Ia the Worcester Daily Transcript, and
three .mcs III the Worcester Spy )said service 10 be
seven DAYS al least before the twenty ninth day Of
Febrnary current that all persons interested may then
appear show cause any they have why the prayer
Of said petition should not be granted.
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10 the Honorable Senate. and House Of Rep

M RALL0U, Publisher and Proprietor.
Corner of fremont and Bromfeid Streets Boston, Mass
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EAL Il a All BROK ERs-OFFICE
Ma Corner of Myrteand southbridgeHts,
For sale, and payments libfral fine COTTAGES and
modern built HOUSES situated in all parts of the city,
Also eligible BUILDING LOTS for sale cheap for cash
or for good credit (Money viii be advanced in part
build if desred)
Farms in the country will sold exchanged for Houses
or Households in this city the reasonable terms
Persons i. the country who wishing to purchase
Real Estate in this city will find for their mte, est to
call at my othcr j3 DIFF a, j. EATON.
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NOTICE TO MATCHMAKER g.-con.
~ tempating change in business, am ready TO Of
fer for sale my stock in trade together with lease of store
Whch Is one OF the best locations in the city TO any one
wishing to commence with paying business already es
taosded this chance offers inducements very rarely met
with. ~
Terms easy, end possession given Immediately.
S. p CHAMPNEY,
IeDl5du 261 hlan-st
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Drn GOODS.
nAMAGED By wATER!!
LIN EN- g

M A u Z ID w A I RE-
L / N E n S.
In consequence of the immediate sale of the damaged
Linens received last week. have been induced to pur
chase the balance of lot and shalt offer the same for
sale, WEDNESDAY, Feb. II. The stock consists of
500 yards of Fronting Linens, at 50 cents per yard
500 dc 50 the
lowest they retaed is SO cents for the for
mer, ind rs cents for the latter.
SO dozen Linen Towels, at 25 per dozen worth as
100 dOz Linen Doylies 10 cents and 81 90 per doz
100 dozen Linen Napkins in some half dozen different
qualities, from $3.50 to $2.5 per doz.
100 Blesched Damask Covers, measure IL yards
would be cheap at 5000 for sale at sI,S71-2.
Also piece 1O4 superior Linen sheeting IS cents -;
cheaper by 80 cents per yard than perfect goods.
In regard to the above goods would say that they are
regular goods of them made by Nicholson Son,
were imported by Boston Jobber for his own trade but
have been damaged by rain water and that one washing
will make them perfect goods. There was never more
favorable opportunity offered for housekeepers to repen-
ish their stock than the present
GEO. P BRYANT,
fel1adSW ISL Main Street
EBRINTED PERCALEs. OR PRINTED
FRENCH CAMBRIA.
few pieces Of those elegant goods entire new style,
have been opened to day. Select your dresses early
and you will the choice things of the season.
GEO. p. BRYANT.
feb l4d3w ISL Main Street.
EDRINTS AND DeLAIN ES.-GEo. p BRY-
ANT has opened to-day an invoice of new Spring
style English Prints, which equal beauty and du-
raoity of colors to French, 123 cents per yard
Also choi,e assortment Of new DeLaines with which
all must he pleased prices from II cents to 25 cents per
yard f4b1Adsw
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In the House Of Representatives, Feb s, 1855 Con.
Cured. W. II p. HASKELL Clerk.
A true eopy-Attest.
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e. e. ABBOTT.
= n n ~ ~ =,

X n
JFFfcE No. l, FLAGGs BuILDIHG,
Having recently made several extensive aiions to his
list OF Real Estate both in the city country consist
ing Of Houses Building Lots, Farms Wood Lots Water
Privileges, &c takes pleasure in announcing the pub
lie generally that he is now prepared to offer greater
ducements purchasers of Real Estate than he has ever
before done, ever off red in this city
Also, Real Estate of all kinds bought and sod and ex-
changed, on commission Also Tenemens locared in va
rious parts of TIE city constantly on hand
Peate call at my Office and examine my lists before
purchasing elsewhere.
WOrCester. Jan. 26.
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IMPoRTAxr DIscovEsY.-Edior Of the Boston Journal
Dear Believing that have made an important dis
coveryin medicine ard have succet ded in compromising
cough preparation of more an ordinary value to those
afflicted with lung complaints and ccughswhich entire
v free from a. poisonous acids, minerals or opium in
anv of its vari us forms, desire to call attention the
fact through your widely circulated Journal Without
hausting the language in werdy commentator q
merkable healing ard soothing powers it once alays
The Irritation Of the mucous thereby aording
alost instant relief Persons having sufficient confidence
10 test its virtues wilt sind it of ucacucabe benefit It
may be had my office. Hayward Place or Of Messrs
BUR- PERRY, only, NJ. Cornhiil, Boston, Those una
bic to buy shall receive free, personal application
Yours, truly, W. r. HAYDEN,
Eclectic Physician.
The above aludes to DR.. HQyden'S Healing BaLsanl,
Anchor Of Hone, which is said to be NEST marvel
remedy for coughs and all diseases of the lungs 1t
is certainly worthy of trial. Messrs Leonara Co.,
express messengers will obtain it for those who may
sire. jan2od&w3Ta
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Bronchitis. Coughs, HOarseness, Brotoa's
Bronchial Iroches, Or Voice Lozenges, made from
hahy esteemed recipe for the alienation Bronchial
Affections Coughs Harseness Irritation Of the Throate
the vocal organs in speaking singing Cergmen, Vo-
calists, lawyers, anil all public speasers will find them
an admirable substitute water in soothing the bron
chia tupes, and valuable and efficient remedy. Con
tanning opium they he freely as requisite
JOHN I. BROWN & son, Pronrietors
wholesale Agents for New England States, WEEKS &
POTTER, Boston.
For sale in Worcester. by D. SCOTT, JAMES GREEN,
and Druggists generally. feb1 I'm
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DA RITE ULAR NOTICE
sPECIAL NOTICE.

III OA4A Z NUIEO Es
All persons having unsettled accounts with the sub
scrbers are requested to give early attention their pay
ment. Every account is made up, and must be paid
promptly, or credit Bill be given.
B. L. HARDoN co.
Jan. ! 1856 dawtf
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vWNA YLOR'S BERMUDA ARROW Ro0r
warranted pure and put up In quarter pound pack
ages, for sale by GEO. X. Squire,
ErblAaf lDl Maiu.af
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miscellaneous.
HNxTENsIy MACHINE sEop Il

ATEW MALAGA RAISINS.-15O boTe,
= Bunch and Layer Raisins. so boxes Valencia raj
sins, on hand and for sale by
wa o. SWEET co..
MA diff fSs Main IT.
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gebl8dtf 2nl Mnin-At.
ESRAHAM FLOUR.--b0 bhip. O. !. Hin
w sons' 10 store. For sale by r. X J. SUTTON
jan1Td&w4w No. Mechanic STREET,
HEAVY BLANKETS FOR $500 PRR
H. PAtR,M WIN. LOCKS CO.'S,
IA Nos. and Worcester House Block, MAiHAL
WHALLHs AETIDOTE 4 LOTIONS
B For the of al diseases q tne uTinasy Organs
~ sale By ebo y. hfvkk,
~ fr<ssi{an 1Qi MninsFf
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NJ Office TO THE SICK.-DR. MAT
IN TlSON. Prof of Chrome Dincnaes.
now gives bis whole attention 10 office practice and the
treatment Of all Chronic or longstanding diseases AZ
80 all other cases that may be attended to at his oee
or Also, all confidential cases. by devotinR hia e.
eusve attention to that class OF diseases he can
lhs greatest possible success In their treatment
0lbce IN Providence, 40 Westrninster-st nm sta,ys
O1lce hours from sA. M. 10 o PM = $3.50 T
REFERENCEs
LEWIS LewIs y. Mnler ~ ", Rev. John Hobart, a. NJ,
RAJ s1. " ~ WV
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-23
@otal gNtelligente.

CoEoSER's INQUEsT.-The Coroner yesterday held
an inquest the body of F. Caglan Irisnan - yers
age found in c river opposite the Fourth District nppenre
that few nights ago, the dtceasr,I committed suicide, while
nbong i'll fit Of dclirm trenens by Tlunging into the river
1t the foot Of St Mary street. verdict in accordance with the
fIcS rrnleie ed.
BuKGLARy.-Thc jewelry store of Mr.. Frey, on
Mnais the Parish Prison. by burglars
few nights Eighteen gold and silver watches torythree
brrasiu and other urices of jcwey taken, The
opened by IneIu9 Of l;rS Che ra>cHs, usual, left
elre behind henl.
FIRST DISTRICT CoUEr.-Thomas Brown white,
a~l joseph tyeg, yesterday tried for assault and
b4tlery and found guilty
John BrS Thomas rown Mrs. Burns, Ashel Tardy, O.
cI tarc charged with assaults and batteries
ed by mol. pros
T.. HnssGpr and J.. N:eyc" charged with selling; liquor
without license. dismissed by mol. pros.
D. L. Coutul!u JoIJ Cogan and Malachi Kelly, accused
liquor without license failed appear for trial upon
which respect We bonds declared forfeited.
RECORDER STTu's CouRT.--Thomas Handfeld was
yesterday examined charge of having Alexander
Gerry in the left side with pistol the 18th u in the co
feeouse called Or EInnse the Poydns
streets. from the effect Of which Gerry very
dying.
Gerrys testimony amounted this That he had been
partnership with aneld in keeping the coeehouse in which
the shooting took place. that lie had sold out to Handaeld hu
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-23
THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER
Ue@ 0xleans 1uiIp Gresttrt,
Talk OH 'Claange.

1t was rather quiet than otherwise in some circles
yesterday Parties waiting later intelligence from
LlVerpool were somewhat disappointed in the nom
receipt Oh the Arabd's advices being past due at
Halifax. s-r VII -
oh 1he leVee and our great thoroughfares there
was some activity The arrivals of boats, though not
large were s1iclent to cause the steamboat landing
TO parIaKe or some CT its usual hustle. The receDts
Oh coton Tor the tWentyour hours ending at o'clock
last evening, were by the John Strader, from Vicks-
burg ll33 bales; Mars, from Disharon Landing, on.
poste Grand Gulf, 1905; Camden from Shreveport,
ooo; by tae pennsylvania, 325; Bloomer, 2SG Bayou
bee' HarrlsonburS, 339-total 4789 bales. Receipts
on the 2zd October 1866, 1885 bales. The market
was heavy yesterday buyers waiting for the Arabas
accounts though we do not believe they will prove of
any great interest during the apparent dearness of
money in England
In allndng two days since to the price of cotton in
Liverpool, we stated that mddling sold in September
last at od. AS it is supposed by some we intended
last month"; 1t is well enough to remove the impression
by saying twas September of last year. Western pro-
duce was generally inactive to-day-the delay in the
foreign advces seems to operate against flour, wheat
and corn; as provisions no one thinks of them only
for home demand
There we're several arrivals of vessels to-day, and
the freight has very heavy appearance. There are
u vessels on the way here from coastwse ports and
II large ones from Europe, among which are II
bremen and Hamburg vessels This will tend to re-
press any speculative views in regard to freghts, and
present rates are very remunerative to ship owners
Our upper country friends can send forward their
produce and obtain the best of prces-there will be
no frost ice Or cold weather to interrupt sales and
deliveries, as was the case in New York and other
northern cities last year.
The steamship Tennessee, intended to run to Mica
rasua' arrived port yesterday. The Tennessee is
first class steamship, built in Baltimore for the trade
between that port and Charleston S. c., but proving
in advance of the business, or rather there was not
s'cient business to support line of steamships be-
tween the two Cities she was sold for the Venezuelan
line, which also proved unproductiYe. The cordial
wishes OF the community attend her in the trade
III which 1t isnow intended to place her-tle Nicara-
guan-and as she brought glad tdings on this, the
first voyage we trust it is an omen of good success
We learn she is under command of Capt. Charles
Stoddart, veteran and accomplished navigator.