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The subscribers having leased the new aud splendid
HOTEL erected in connection WITH and inclusive Of the
Worcester House, take this occasion that they
will open to the public the I'd June; the establish
ment to be known hereafter as the LINC0LN HOUSE.
IL has been entirely re-arranged and reurnshed pos
peculiarly central location being situated oppo
site the Depot Of the Boston, New York Norwich Nashua
and Fchburg Rarad and in all respects suited for
the purposes Of a First Class Hotel. Confident in
their ability to satisfy the public the subscribers or ten
years conductors of the American House respectfully
licit share OF the public patronage.
" In connection with the Hotel, they have provided
convenient and airy stables, which, under the direction
of Mr. Wheelock favor4by known to the patrons Of
the American House, will afford ample accommodations
my27 dtf H. 7. BoNNEY CO.
To the Courts and Justices having jurisdiction in tn
premises:
NHE Trustees Of the State Reform School at westbor-
n ough desire to inform the several Courts Of the Com
monwealth, taking cognzance OF juvenile delinquency,
that the Reform School is occupied by larger mum
Der Of boys than fitted TO provide for They therefore
request III at present. be sent there. Should
Commitments continue the only alternative presented 10
the Trustees is to remand portion Of the inmates to the
Houses of Correction, as provided by law To prevent
this necessity, this notice is respectfully given.
BY order oil the Trustees.
TH0s. A. GREENE, secy.
westborough, Oct II, 1850 diff
ENIRE INSURANCE.-The Mechanics Mutu
81 Fire Insurance Co.. of Worcester, hereby give notice
that the Directors Of said Company have by vote deter
mined to divide the property insured by Them into two
classes, viz the Manufacturers and the Mechanics
Class which takes effect from this date. One million dol
lars having been previously subscribed to be insured Ia
the Manufacturers Glass; they prepared insure in
that class the other Mutual Offices Cot
ton and Wooden Mills, having the following characters.
tics Wiz built Of brick stone, heated by steam having
constant watch, good force pump expressly for ex-
hngushing fires, and the picker Of the main MILL or
Hin the MILL in Are proof They also insure In
the Mechanics Glass; dwelling houses farm barns stores
stocks Of GOODS machine shops, and mechanics property
generally, excepting shaving rlsksn and such as is
termed extra hazardous"
.DREoToRs.- Henry Denny, Worcester Geo. Black
butn, Boston Esek Saunders, Grafton; Alonzo White
Leicesteri n. 8. Denny olappyis Geo H. Rice, Wor-
eester VIM ID. Fox, Jr, Worcester Dwight Foster,
Worcester Daniel fainter, Worcester Samuel L. Hodg-
20, Leicester. HENnY A. DENNY, pres't.
VIM. s. Denny, seey.
Worcester, Sept. 10, 1855 du
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CHUICE FIWILY GROCERIES!
Consisting in part Of Flour Meal Teas, Coffee, Spices
Butter Cheese Sugars Of every grade Syrup and
Candles, Hops, Extracts Essences, Preserves &c sc
Also, Stone, Wooden, and Earthern Ware, and every
thing usually found in
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W. W. FkAAIs Auctiomeer,
Office No. FLAOGs bulldog, Opposite the raw gfate
House, Worcester, Mass.
viii attend 10 Sales Of Real Esate and an kinds ~ p
sanal Property in any part Of the County, at short notice
Particular attention paid to the sale Of Fruit and Or
namcntal Trees, and Green House Plants.
From his long experience rs an Auctoneer he hopes 10
give satisfaction to all who muy want his services.
moh1Q dtf
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The results Of experience and the theories of science
all attestha this mode of fence superior to any here
toore in use, in economy strength closeness elegance
portability and durability.
This Fence is vanished with ssphaltum varnisb which
protects from rust aud imparts to it beautiful black
color It's perfectly secure barrier against farm
took does not catch the wind ndesructihe by FIRE or
reshet does not coniue the heat hut admits freely the
sarraya does not occupy th soil or harbor vsrnin as
stone walls ant quickest hedges 10 requires no repair
save re coating OF Varnish in four or five years
and possesses sufficient elasticity enable it, without the
least injury experience that expansion by the heat of
summer, and that contraction by the cold Of winter which
have been so fatal to other modes Of iron fence
Each roll contains TWENTY Rons 1874 faet mr. rod U
fence secured to the posts by staples hookheaded
screws one staple over each lateral wire at each post
The posts are of the usual atreugth and are of wood
though they may be ofron sone they are set ten feet
apart; and NO RAILS are required.
For sale in Worcester by Mayors, Bigelow Co., IS an
Manufactured and sold by
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Harris


NH SN WEAVpRS WANTED is Men
on achits tCoTk Good workmsH Of steady habits can
have steady employment and frst rate pay. Apply 10
js23 d"wtf a L. FULLER, Clinton, Mass.
GSALESMEN VSANTED.-S or 4 experienced
3 statesmen in the dry goods business can fud situa-
tons, by immediate duplication e.
CHAMBERLIN. BARNARD, Il co.
ENTA NTED-Eight responsible and entsrprsing
young men to engage in light aud pleasant bust
ness, demanding good address aud industry and eadiy
yielding from $50 h 81 per month"; Apply TO
J. P. ATHENS CO., 1855 Washington St., Boston.
jy2 dim fUp two aights.)
DOARDERS WANTED. Two or three gen
q > tiemen can be accommodated with good rooms and
board at No 4j, Sumner Street
Worcester, June 20. II
NMTOOL PICKER TENDER WANT.
Y Ed good hand to tend Rag Picking Machine
Apply to $. PRATT, q Front Street dlmT
200 AG ENTs NTED
To sell several new and popular Books which pay
good profit and meet ready sale Also large variety
Of Miscellaneous Books which viii be sold to agents at
lower rates than before offered in this place
Il. HERVEY & CO.,
ie14 diff worcester, Mass.
A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.-Ava-
n rety Of BOOKS, from which three to five dollars
day can be made be obtained at the Agents.
Emporium. 275 Main street. Worcester. Honorable
Employment for both ladies and gentlemen No capital
required until the business is fairly tried after which,
nom five to fifty dollars. For grand chances, call
$40 dtf WIN. ALLEN.
On Tpf
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First JIG Gr0cery st0Te.

Our goods have all been selected with the greatest care
both in regard to price and quality from Boston and
New York markets, and have not only been bought for
cash. but what far more for the advantage Of those
who may patrOnize us, they will be sold for cash By
doing business the cash system, we avoid many ex
penses and losses which all subject to that do credit
on bills not paid &c, and therefore afford TO sell
cheaper than those doing credit business Our goods
all and Of the best quality and will be sold at
the very lowest remuueraye prices. liberal pation-
age solicited Perfect satisfaction warranted Goods de-
hyered in any part Of the city free BEMIs,
Worcester, June q eodf w. W. SADLER
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GCHoOLEK's PATENT REFRIG RR-
~ ATORS.

I o T II q p u L C.
The " MEAT, Provision, AND FRurT PREsERyER," now
offered to the pnbc. introduced in May 1855, by
John u schooey the patontee. Mr.. Sehooley has i'm
proved upon all other Of preserving meas LIQUIDS
and rus SO liable to deoompose, in climate SO Varia-
BILE as We have in New Eagand. II may be said with
prope through the warrants Of undenabe proofs and
testimony thai his Preserver is constructed upon pho-
sophcal principle, sustained by the laws OF condensa
ton aud Ratification, making at once reliable and of
and sea
For sale at VIM. b. fABER a Co.'s
my29 d2m No. i American House Bnil8ng
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]. o. B Ennis & CO.
Take this method to inform taer friends and the public
generally. that they have leased the pleasant and
modious Store under the Bay State House. No. 10 Ex-
change street, and will offer for sale wholesale and retail.
aud after Monday, June d. complete assorts
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Nos. and s Bridge Street, between Front
and Mechanic streets, Worcester, Mass apl9 d3m
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Price Two cents.
Drp GOODS.

The subscribers, having agreed close their present
eOpartnershp relations early the LIST of August,
viii offer their entire stock Of
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c. A S f I t t [ N G. S :.
Tn Worcester Gas Light Company,
STEAM FITTINGS.

STEAM FITTINGS.
For the convenience of Mechanics and others, the un-
dersgued has made arrangements to keep constantly
hand full assortment of PIPE and FITTINGS for
Steam purposes which will be sold at low prices
can be obtained elsewhere
Having engaged competent and experienced workmen,
he is prepared take contracts for the fitting up
Factories, Machine Shops, Hotels and other buildings
for Heating by cam; all work warranted to be done
the most thorough manner and perfect satisfaction
anteed. JAMES b. BLAKE.
ie2 No Pearl Street, Worcester. dom
ECE! ICE! ICE Those wishing to be sup
n piled with Ice will b9 accommodated by applying at
he Office, Ne. 1A1 Main Street, over the Quin.
siaamond Bank leaving orders with the drivers. Also
at the following places:
Lyman Drury's Nos. 81 and So Front Street.
Belcher & stowell's City Hail.
Ellis Flagg's, Park Street.
The terms for supplying Ice for 1855 areor 5000 lbs.
and under Is cents per 100 pounds 5000 10000 lbs
20 cents per 100 pounds all 900 pounds one
shilling per 100 pounds
The above prices are for CASH In order to prevent de-
ention, it will be expected that the refrgerators and
water will be ready.
o. Rergerators for sale at the Office. Office hours
from 9 tc Il A. NJ, and from 2 to 4 o'clock NJ.
app diff WALKER < SWEBTSER.
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INDIGO AND COCHiNEAE.-BeDga In
digo aud Mexican Cochineal in store and for sale by
" a n A / uANNH
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THNO THE LADIES.-GREAT BARG AIMS
IL Again we have received another choice assortment
OF our usual nice and tasteful EMBROIDERIES &C.
which consists of ar extraordinary fine of French COL
lars, Gloves and Bands Also Embroidered Muslin and
Maltese sets Maltese and Thread Laces in white and
black; Hosiery and Gloves. We have such large and
choice quantity that almost every calling will confess
them to be superior to any other assortment exhibited
here; for example of the cheapness of the same we
only mention that We sell good Mohair Mtt at 75c pair
TRIMMINGs.-We have received new lot Of Fringes
and Gauze Ribbons. Also nice assortment of FANS
Purchasers who examine our stock will certainly find
our store the best and cheapest place to buy goods
Respectfully, GROSS & STRAUSS, 1852 Main st.
Je2o du Opposite the Post Office.
ONLY 10 CENTS-For nice TURC SATIN
" PARAs0L, and the cheapest article ever sold in
Worcester.
For the best assortment of Parasos, call at
chamberlain, BARNARD, & CO.'S
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It. M LA M B.
"a WATCH ~
ta5Ag PA CLOCKS, tss5FB15SA
t5F+-~$ 5P AND HAB4--4 s5a
sssssSs5Sssssslg25 JE WELRY, ~s-ssssg

7ssSSzzssesss3lgSz j q WELRY. 7ss4ss@g ~
The public are invited to examine the great variety of
Fine Gold and Silver Watches, in store 81 Main St.
(arrington Corner The subscriber giving particular
attention to this branch Of his business is confident chat
he and offer inducements to purchasers worthy
of their notice.
u Al Watches sold at this establishment are warrant
ed to prove recommended perfect satisfaction viii
be given.
All descriptions of Ladies and Gentlsmen's Jewery
such Gold Guard, Vest and Fob Chains Gold ritinR
Pens he best in the country, Lockets Pencils and Fin
ger Rings a choice variety Of GOldd Stone, Mosaic
and Cameo Pins, Tar Knobs, and Drops &c; ali of which
will be sold at the Low EST PRICES FOR CASH
N B.-Partcular attention given to fine Watch Re
pairing. y. nj. LAMB,
f29 daw6 275 Main street.
AAA, sPECTACLEs. @A@
" w ~ -
The subscriber has made efforts te secure all the vare
ties of Glass that needed to aid defective oversight
and among them ali, has been found superior or
equal to the celebrated
SCOTCH PEBBLE
These are not Glass, but REAL STONE, ground and
POLISHED to the different focal distances the eye may re.
quire they are hard flint and clear as air. Next 10
these in excellence are the PeFiscOpic of which we
have large assortment, well the Common Glass
set in Cold Silver, Steel and Plated Bows varying In
Triee ffom twenty-five cents to Fifteen Dollars
all in need Of optical aid, may be sure OF finding here
something exactly fitted to heir wants, and they NAV re
fer to DR. Green DR.. Sargent, DR.. Haywood Gel Dewitt
and hundreds of others who have used them.
L. d. GODDARD,
mchi9 deod&wly Union Block 1876 Main st.
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g % q g. & "a g g
OF all kinds. have now finished and for sale a superior
lot of Open and Top Buggies, Chases, Phaetons, and
Carryals
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PLEASANTLY LOCATED

Li;iT a "A :. ,Sn 0O4A HD
-4AAVALUABLE RESIDENCE, For Sale.
The subscriber having made arrangements on account
Of .heah to leave Worcester. will sell his House aud
Lot situated in the Of Dr. Hips church. The House
is ia good repair contaning IL conveniently
ranged, IS warmed by superior Furnace, aud supplied
with good water. The lot contains about 900 square
feet Of elevated land affording hns prospect of the
north part Of the city. Upon the is large number
of choice Fruit Trees Also, Ornamental Trees, &c.
The subscriber always expecting to live upon the place.
has spared pains in ornameniing and improving the
house and grounds The location would very desira-
BILE for gentee boarding house. the present incumbent
having frequent application from first class boarders.
Terms be made favorable to the purchaser. For
further particulars inquire Of f. W. VAIL $50 Main St.
or the sub serber on the premises.
je24 diff THOMAS LEWIS
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f75a WUULEN FACTORY FOR SALE =
N, The subscriber offers for sale Wooden Factory,
.l4ssA- Dye House, three DWELLING HOUSES a large
Boarding House by, with about Ia acres Of LA D.
part which Is covered with wood The Machinery In
The factory may be sold with without the factory The
above named property is situated in the north part Of
Bellingham, (Mass.) is about three miles from Milford
Depot and Is the Penniman Factory called, and will
be sold on reasonable terms.
II the above property is not sold It may be rented for
term of years.
For further particulars inquire Of the subscriber in
MOSES WHITNEY.
Milton. (Mass.0 April %. 1876. deTu& F3ms
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Horse Nails, made from the best q. B. Iron, warranted
N. B. P. & I. are also Agents for ADRIONAC AMER
ICAN CAST STEEL.
u The above viii be sold the most favorable terms
By the subscribers the old stand Washington Square
PRATT Il INMAN
worcester, oct J, 4Sh4 dendsw
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vBSHE HOUNDS ARE OUT! THE HOUNDS
ARE0UE! ANDsoIS
s e 7 III T WICH ELL.
Buildings of every description moved or raised in an
expeditions and workmanlike manner
All orders addressed c the subscriber or to Lothrop
Ames, IS Mechanic street, will receive attention.
SETH TWGCHELL.
Worcester. Nav g. 1919 H
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O. FARMERS who wish to improve their
- ma stock will find at the stable Of the subscriber
m M II Imported Durham Bull, and
s7zzsS also, an AYRSHIRE BULL.
Both Of these Bulls are iue animals and will be 'hed
TO service" as above Though the season
He has also TEN NEW MICH COWS, which will be
sold at a low figure. ELLIOTT SWAN
APPS dawtf Washington Square Hotel Worcester
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dUCTToEEERS y COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Rooms Nos. G6 ami GS Main Street
WORCESTER, MASS
Would take this opportunity Of informing the citizens of
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Also, lot of second hand Carriages.
All kinds of repairing done at short notice and in the
hast
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WIRE FENCE,
For Farms, Highways, Railroads, Cemeteries

The following kinds Of this fence are most uuse; and
the prices annexed are the RETAIL CASH PRICES:
No 81 feet high nch mesh, lateral wires of N. 10
wire, body ofNo II wire, 81, 90 per rod.
No 81 feet high inch mes lateral wires of No 10
wire, body Of No. ID wire, SI,75
No. q feet high inch MESH lateral wires of No. 10
wire, body Of No. Il wire, $3.50.
No T. q feet high inch nesh lateral wires of No 10
wire, body Of lIo. IA wire, $l,374.
No s. II feet high inch mesh lateral wires of No IL
body Of No. Is wire, S0,75
No 6, 81 feet high, inch esh lateral wires Of No 10
wire, body of No u wire, l,25.
No 81 feet high. inch mesh lateral wires of No 10
wire, body No. u wire, 81.
No. 8, Extra 81 feet high inch mesh lateral wires Of
No wire, body Of No IL wire, $780,
Nos, l. 3, / and most used for gardens ceme-
teres, reses and other places where beauty the u
ity most desired. No and I, and No Extra are best
adabed for FARMS railroads., highway and for other pur
poses where strength and efficiency the neces
sary qualities.
81 Front street.
J. E. BUTTS, JR., & CO.,
accessors to the L. w. Fence Company,)
No. SO Water Street, Boston.
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were not over a hundred men in Lawrence,
and snrpris at thc prcpara ations made for
Resistance, tho attack was postponed till
morning and they contented themselves
with burning the steam saw mill and other
buildings owned by Free State men at Frank
lin Meanwhile messengers were sent to GOV.
Gcarv, and late at night IL large body of
troops, with four pieces Of artillery. arrived
and took mp a position commanding the
Franklin road
The prompt action Of the new Governor
has saved Lawrence this time. but We do not
expect this will be the last and even il peace
should be established, our people will have
to suffer much during the approaching WIN
ter At the present moment there is not
provisions enough in Lawrence, even in pri-
vatc hands, to sustain her inhabitants three
days, without counting the settlers who SO
roby have iiockc in to aid in her defence
The North must aid us promptly and clFectu
ally, ere the settlers are compelled by star
yation to leave the Territory. This IS part
of the subduing policy announced by the au-
thor oi the Nebraskl bill and in the hara, s.
Ing contests and Dutrages that have been pu.
sued, we sec the legitimate fruits Of that poll
icy let not the North forget. in the excite
m"nt o. the Presidential contest. the aufar-
in- m'n and women who noby have been
struggling for the Freedom Of the whole
country on the plains Of Kansas during the
past tNO years.
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maniac grin-the first had seen there during
his illncss-was playing about the corners of
his mouth His returning reason seemed to
struggle for the asccndancy like the sun
through stormy clouds.
Edward. do you know me cried she,
bending over him
Edward said he, is my name Edward
yes | remember, Edward Irving Do you
speak in the unknown tongue
NO.
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afternoon will take n look at the cavity, and
let you know more about it. If you will ride
over to Troy on II particular day, ! will come
H'0Hoh and meet YOU
" The commerce, too, OF this city is cnor-
nous; it seems to me that there is not tt
country or town, inland or seaport. with
which they do not trade In ono Of the hu-i-
ness streets, ! saw boxes and bales standing
in great quantities, directed on the outside
to Ilamburgh, Delhi, Babylon. Alexandria
and an infnitudc of other places in Europe
Asia and Africa. How wonderful, when we
consider the youth Of this nation | must
add that | saw some letters following the name
OF these places, such as Pa. % 'Jh.,
~ " ! did not understand what they
meant, but imagine thom to be mercantile
catch-wurds
" The perfection to whici, medicine has ar
rived in this country j. as remarkable as any
thing else in it, Remedies are provided for
every imaginable variety Of diseases, and are
not administered in the tedious and nluseous
doses of our Persian doctors, but contained
~ - single pill of pleasant taste, which d man
IN the last stage of consumption takes when
he goes to bed, and-unlqss he die, before
the medicine can cure him-waEcs ON the
following morning with his lungs as sound
as Nootkl. There can be no imposition here,
for read the advertisements of fifteen i'm
iallblc specifies in a most respectable news
paper this morning. Ofcoursc the conduc-
tor Of such a gazette would not print any
thing that was not true and if he dill, the
public would detect the lalschood, and the
perpetrator would be exposed. As pass by
the tomps OF the lIamitons and Emmets,
cannot help sighing that these men live be-
fore the discovery Of the Elixir Nitr.' for
tloir valuable lives might have been saved to
their country. And yet such is the pride of
slngularity and the pcryersity Of men, that
even to this day, if you will believe me, rco-
pie will insist on dying, with all these rene
dies before them. rcld to-day the deaths
Of five persons, who, if they had looked on
the other side of the newspaper, would have
found iniallible cures for the identical
diseases OF which they died What lament
able iniatuation Think Of people choosing
to perish wlen it is SO easy to live y Jor-
hVtatoS HjH5ugi, hoHo 81 tlq HoriHt For my
part, am resolved always to have pills
within reach, and am determined never to
die. ! am your ailcctonatc friend
Ben SADG.'
Although many Of tho political and historical
works of the Persans are written in that ornate and
pompous style which has become provcrbal thruugh
out Europe, their familiar discourse AMI epistolarv
communications are conducted in a plain ami bust.
ncss-lke dialect, the present letter. which is
literally rendered, will sufficiently testify. For the
benefit of American readers not familiar of course
with the Persian chronology the date is translated
into the ordinary one Of the Christian era