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NNANTBD IMMEDTATELY-GR to
~ make Coats and Pants Steady employment
given. W. RICHMOND, No. 265 Main ST
worcester, August 10, 1906. d3w
FENAILORESSES WANTED.-5 or 6 Girls
wanted 10 work coats and pants, at
as dawtf Sr0CKWELLiS Bank Building Grafton.
CALESMEN wANTED.-Threee experienced
- Statesmen. None need apply but those who can
bring the very best reference for character and ability
JENKINS, HAMILTON, & co.
Successors to Is. L. Harden Coz
Worcester August !, 1866 DIFF
EINARMER WANTED-From 80 to 40 years
h DID, and who thoroughly understands his business,
upon good farm in this city. Apply at this office.
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A FEW PERSONS can be accommodated with
IN full or partial Board, at the WORCESTER WATER
ouRE. Apply to E.F ROGERS, sup't.
jy1 diff
AND WARHANTS-WANTE to purchase,
n Inquire at this office. jy14 diff
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rum rae Vermont Chronicle.
OAfGENATED BITTERS.-Facts within our own knoWl-
cage justify the belief that the Oxygeuated Bitters is
very variable medicine. By submitting the composition
- tne Judgment OF scientific meD the proprietor has
waited some OF The strongest objections against
Vertsed medical prescriptions IL is declared by so emf
ieuI chemist as Mr. Hayes to be scientific prepare
uon and adapted, in all its component parts and as
whole for use in the for which is recommended
we Know; too that at least practcing physician
man OF thorough science, and who understands the CON-
Mr. hayes expresses, and has accordingly, used it in his
practice The certificates speak of the actual effects OF
the medicine in cases of Dyspepsia, Asthma, &C. in
terms that would be thought exravagan but for the u-
teg ence and character of the gentlemen who sign them
SETH W. FOWLE Il 60. 13S Washington St. Boston
PrOpretors. Sold by their agents everywhere
Wetherell Nudge, Petersham; Waite & Thurston,
LelcesteIi Luther H Spencer; Forbes & Putney East
Brookfeld; B. Y. DeLand, North Brookfeld; George s.
field. deod&w2y aIo
Worcester AcndeEny.-The Fall Session will
commence on THURSDAY, Sept. 11th, and continue
twenty one weeks. Important changes have been made
in the Internal arrangements of the school Two geparate
departments Of instruction have been established CLAS
SCA ana SCIENTIFIC, each to embrace period of three
years and divided into Junior, Middle and Senior class
IS Inc classical Department is designed to furnish a
thorough preparation for college, entering upon
course Of professional study; the Scientific, the
course.
The Trustees have elected Associate Principal,
gentleman OF large experience and eminent success in
teaching who with the present Principal will devote his
whole time to the interests OF the school.
by this accession to the board of Teachers division
OF labor can be effected Gan important desderaum in
thorough Instruction. not heretofore attained.
For Catalogues, Circulars or further information adj
dress w. s. GREENE, Principal or Hon ISAAC DA
Wis, Pr sident of the Board of Trustees
Worcester, August IA. 1858. daw4w
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Size and Price X educcd, from so to 25 cents
bottle. HGmmoni's Linmtnt-the best Liniment in
use and that ia used by Physicians well as the
people. The label bears the certificate Of Of
brs physicians and citizens. All orders from merchants
and others. addressed to j. O. Ill., Worcester, Mass viii
receive prompt attention.
IL Bear in mind that the price is reduced.
10. HILL Apothecary,
myI2 dawtf Worcester, Mass
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DIR. LINNELL,

lHoM PAT tsT
win meet his Office patients hereafter from 10 nnd
10 SPIN No, q Walnut 80
Worcester, May 70, 1866. du
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- HOUSE AND LOT MOE SAI-E--II

o. HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE,-A
NJ; new Cottage House, situated at the east end of
.AA Home Street, and about 20 rods west of Harvard
81 said luse is finished in modern Style and contains
eleven good sized rooms with cupboards closet &C. and
well arranged for small families The lot contains
6oOD square feet Of land with good well of soft water
Terms oil payment easy. Inquire on the premises
aul9 ecd6t* r. pRICE
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GALE FOR THE NEXT 80 DAYS.
Ar AN
NOUS SACRIFJCFt
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BoeGs and Shoes Chenp for CASH. You
can at all times find at VIM. G0oDWIN'S Boot and
Shoe Store, No. IA Main Street. opposite the Post Office
formerly Smith Brohers one Of the largest and best
of Boots and Shoes that be found in the
city, which he offers at the very lowest cash ptces.
Purchasers will do well to call and examine his stock
befor purchasing. jel6 diff
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"a OTlCE.-The copartnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned in business bakers il
THIS day dissolved by mutual CONSENT and Mr.. King is
fully authorized to settle the affairs of the cnpartnersbp
and collect alloutstandng debts due 20 the concern.
GE0RGET. KING
JOS. II. Haywood.
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$1,000 O O

FENHOSE "BETTER TINES, MAY
NOW BE SEEN!
Office Goyue9 of 1T,,rf1o os,J Co,,tLL..J o.,
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MUNN'S INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
STREET, UP STAIRS. 80

MUNN'S INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
227..-......MAiN STREET, UP STAIRS. .227
YOUNG MAN WANTED, in private family to take
care morse and cow and to work about house. American
preferred Apply Immediately above.
COLORED MAN is in want of a situation
MONEY TO LOAN on Gold and Silver Watches
WEI NuksE can be had. Apply Immediately.
DEsh-bOOM to let in a central locality.
BOARD can be had on Salem and Walnut Streets
LODGING ROOM to let, on Main St.
RARE CHANCE for mechanic, with small capital.
EINLY TR APS!-THE MOST NOVEL AND USE
T. Full INVENTION OF THE SEASON Let every
one who is annoyed by Flies send So to j. K ABBOTT
\ CO., at S24 Washington Street. Boston, and receive
Yankee invention that will catch quarts of flies every
DAY, without poison or anything offensive. See sample
at CITY HOTEL aul9 eod9w
E4NOUND-0n Saturday last, in the vicinity of Wor-
Il cester, WALLET containing valuable papers,
which the owner have by proving property and paw
ing charges. PATRICK ZIMMERMAN,
aulS d3t No 8 Mulberry Street
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNER-
HV sHIP-The copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween the subscribers under the firm of MANSON 4
B0WKER, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
+. MANSON.
s. II. BOWKER
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Now Is the time for euery Lady 10 buy a BIack
SILK Dress. J. II. CLARKE h co. have this day
received twenty pieces Of those Heavy High Iusired
"never cracking Black Silks the best goods for service
manufactured, and for sale At the Low price Of s7l
STORE 2ts Main Street. directly opposite the post of,cs
and secure great bargain.
j. II. CLARKE 81 90.
August 7, 1855, al
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fTFIA.t VALUABLE DOUBLE HOUSE
k;I FOR SALE-on Liberty Street, No. IS. contain
.A4ng rooms with good closets and conyeniences in
eacn tenemen will be sold at bargaini payment easy
For further particulars inquire OF E b. LhMsoN &
Nos &c & 65 Main st. iv22 ace
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Tho Sheriff War.

Col. Pettinsill, the newly appointed Sher-
iff of Kenncbcc County, attacked the Ken
nebcc Jail on Tuesday, and obtained pos
session thereof. Possession was refused by
Mr.. Gilbrcth, the Sheriff, but offered no 9th
er resistance than to refuse to give up the
keys or records Of the Office. The Kennebcc
Journal of "Wednesday says in reference to
tho matter - .-.....-.
The reiyn Of riolenee may now be regard
ed as fairly inaugunted by the party in
power, and were Il not for the conservative,
order-loving course pursued by the Repub-
licans, we might expect 6loodshed, and al-
most state Of civil war. No considera-
tons of prudence, moderation, discretion,
or regard for the judicial department Of the
government, seem in tho least degree 10 re-
strain the administration of Gov. Wells, in
ITS mad Juror Of prescription. 1t will be a
miracle IL We pass another month without
witnessing some manifestation of violence
from this Jdoobinicai administration, which
will shock the moral sense Of tho whole
community.
We hope that other Sherifls in the State
will follow the trustworthy example Of Mr..
Gilbreth. Make no resistance unto blood,
but keep possession Of the records of the Of
fee, and compel the new appointees to sub
nit their claims to judicial test. Ii Is
such test that the Coalition party mean
to avoid by every trick and every artifcc.-
Let them not be successful.
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Y The Democrat publishes this week
the Constitution of the United States. II
ought occasionally to publish good thing.
1t is so seldom that anything sensible ap-
pears in the paper, that tho change must
have been refreshing to its readers. BY the
way, the Constitution as published in the
Democrat, is precisely like the ono we be-
lieye in. There is not word in 1t author.
izing the extension of slavery, asserting the
right Of border rufhans to make Kansas q
slave State, suspending the habeas corpus,
denying the right of trial by jury, but a
great deal against all these things. The
Constitution is sensible document. 1t Is
shameful that the Democrat does not live
up TO il.
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patents AND PArENTEES. have long
lamented the difficulties attendant upon pro-
curing of patents, and the inability ofthose
who, in behalf of inventors, make the nee
essary documents, drawings and speciica-
tions. The lack ofWcchanical information,
the carelesSness of forming claims and set
ting forth its Advantages, has ruined many
a valuable patent hence inventors shOuld
DO peculiarly careful as to whom they en-
plOy in u position where all their interests
should be fortified. The cayeat and its ac-
cOmpanying papers cannot be too carefully
prepared, and only care and experience can
properly draw and fully set forth these orig
inal entries rs il were, which are the corner
stones of all patents.
We have had some expensive experience in
the stupidity of untutored patent agents,
and can appeal to protnctod patent suits to
sustain us, when we say that one error in
the preliminary steps is fatal to all suisse
quent proceedings. In view of which facts,
we recommend to our friends Mr.. X. ii.
Eddy, of No. 20 State street, Us the most
experienced and thorough Patent Solicitor
in our city. His long experience, his con-
slant application and his zeal, are too we'll
known TO require comment. lie makes his
employers interest his own, and may be
most implicitly relied upon.
/ And il may be well to say he has reduced
his prices, so that he works cheaper than
any Of his competitors, and at any price the
Efficient man is the cheapest in the world
His references are IA host Of the greatest in
ypntorS tbp hest n,pchnn MICS and ablpst men
in our midst, and he may well be proud of
such men rs those who speak in his praise.
Boston HtelbgcHcer.
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ANOTHER MURDER At SoUTu BKRwIcK.-
4 most atrociOus murder was committed in
this town last week, the particulars of which
as far rs have been able to collect them,
are as follows -
There had for sometime been feud exist
ing between two Irish families of name of
McCabe and Harlow, both Of which lived in
the same tenement. On Thursday evening,
Mn. Harlow called on Mr. McCabe, and
reccommenced the quarrel, while Mr.. Nc
Cabe, was absent. While the trouble was pro-
crossing, the two husbands came in, and
took the business Of quarreling from the
hands and mouths of the amiable ladies.
Harlow said that Mrs. M'Cabc should
have u story 10 tell before saturday night,
and left the house, and was gone some time.
When he returned he Recommended the
quarrel with M'Cabe, and soon drew large
butcher knife, and succeeded in cutting
MCabc's throat. M'Cabe fingered for a
day or two, when he died. Harlow has
lett for parts unknown, but il is TO be de-
youtly wished that he may yet DO Obliged to
suffer the punishment he 50 richly merits.
4 cOroners inquest has been held, but their
verdict has not yet been rendered. The
cause Of the outngeis said TO have been
jcalousy.-Cor. Portsmouth Chronicle.
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back with tho initials Of q gentleman. At
tho door these missing tickets were stopped,
not having the initials on tho hack. The
gentleman, CD quite well known to be at
the bottom Of this dhgacefnl attempt to
cheat the South Berwick Ladies out Of
few quarters, is native Of place not more
than hundred miles distant from thi. place,
and employed at the &" Ga;ete Office, Docr,
". H." A trick like this can only be re-
glrded rs the lowest and most disgusting
manne~, s well rs piece Of contemptible
and barc-hccd knavery. This, alone, served
to mar the otherwise complete happiness
and satisfaction Of oil present, and that
only by awakening feelings Of pity for 20
large package Of" self"-.
by particular request the Tableaux were
repeated the next evening, and were fully
equal, II not superior to themselves on the
previous eve. X. Y. z.
South Berwick, Jan. Goth, 1856.
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From Washington.
w,s,,rSoroS Ia

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.
As Mr.. Horace Greeley was leaving the
capitol this afternoon, he was attacked by
Mr.. Rust of Arkansas, who, with his fist,
inflicted several blows on his head, and af-
forwards, when Mr.. Greeley was approach
ing the National Hotel, Rust struck him a
severe blow upon the arm with stick.
The assault is presumed to be in conse-
quence of structures in Mr.. Grcelcy's Wash
ington letter in Monday Tribune, on Rust's
proposition in tho House, requesting the
candidates for the Spcakership to withdraw
from the contest.
Why does not Mr.. Greeley adopt one Of
Sharp's Rifles, bowie knife and six iron
shooter? If the right Of the press canno,
DO respected without, we go in for such
adornmcnts. 1t is the only way that a mar
can be safe in den of wild beasts.
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To the Editor Of the Union and Journal
Sir - Believing 1t to be the duty and thu
desire Of every public journalist, to keep hi
readers posted in every kind of news, with
your permission We notice a LEvEE, got ur
by the Ladies of South Berwick. This sim.
pie fact, to any, whom good fortune may
have placed in their society, might doubt
less be sufficient to warrant the highest en-.
conium we could bcstow upon the whole af.
fair. But we cannot suppose all your read
er to have enjoyed the privilege of an ac'
ouaintance with the South Berwick ladies,
SO we particularize.
The affair came on on tho eve Of January
ODD, ut Central Hall. The hall was filed
to its utmost capacity, and perhaps beyond
II, for the only inconvenience we experienced
during the evening was occasioncd by the
crowd. Tho hall itself was beautifully dec
grated, and the table groaned beneath Its
ordinary weight Of luIurics. A good Band
was in attendance, and gained much credit,
by its agreeable performers. A Post Office,
also, was got up in fine style, and added
not little to tho beauty and diversion Of
the entertainment.
The Post Mattress was a nice, sprightly
little dame, whose black eyes and nimble
fingers were features in the concern by no
means secondary to the arrival Of the mail.
Also, witch was there, arraycd In truly
Sybcline style. But without doubt the event
of the evening was series Of magnificent
7ableduI. These were pronounced, by good
and competent judges Of such Affairs, to be
superior to anything Of tho description ever
witnessed in this vicinity. Setting aside,
perhaps, the opinion Of some few, controlled
by envy rather than nm unbiased Judgment,
the tribute Of superiority was unanimously
paid to the South Berwick Ladies by all the
good people Of our neighboring towns.
In fine, everything passed OF 10 congcnial
to the wishes Of every individual, 20 smooth
ly, and 50 happily, that It seemed doubtful
whether the affair could be wished better.
We observed, and were forcibly struck,
with nm entire absence Of everything ap-
proximating to Ro,odyism,-a somewhat
common thing, perhaps. at Lerees. And
here We susDect tho ,,entlo,re, r,r,. In c,r .
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For as Usis~ ssd Essfsr~ Journal.
Consistency and Common Sense.

Some profound modern philosopher has
made the astonishing discovery that there Is
just Us much difference in folks as there is in
anybody. Since this important fact has
been cnunciatcd, It is amusing to observe
with what avidity 1t is seized upon, by GER
tain people, in order to explain certain do
ings which would otherwise be quite mex
plicable.
Now there arc questions upon which dif.
tercnt men may honestly entertain different
opinions; when such Is the case, we are
morally bound to respect an opponent and
also his views but II is equally true that
there are other cases where there can be no
really honest difference Of opinion, for in
stance - Suppose that an individual meets
his ncighbor, after dark, knocks him down,
robs him Of his money, kicks and bruises
him, and then leaves him to take care Of
himself; oil the time pretending that he
il that mans most sincere friend. And that
his reason for mal-trcating his neishbor Is,
that " he holds an opinion Of his own, con-
corning such things; that in his view there
is nothing wrong in the act, and that II 10
Islander to accuse him Of dishonest inten-
TONS" Who, for momcnt, would believe
that his neighbours good was the all-pcryad-
ing motive with the assassin?
Yet this is substantially the nature Of the
argument put forth by the slavery propa-
sandists and the rum sympathiscp Of the
present day. Who believes they are NOR
ally honest upright men! Surely no one.
Some Of them may be, and undoubtedly
arc deceived, but not 10 the party leaders
and their especial defenders.
Where Is the man, Il do not include the
politician,) who is not filled with loathing
and contempt when he secs such men as
DR.. Adams blandly apolosiring for the sum
of all villanics," or Rer. j. G. Iovejoy OPP
posing such enactments rs the Maine
law" Indeed, we are all the more disgust
ed with them because they cndcavor to draw
into their support the holy scriptures, thus
stealing the livery Of heaven to serve the
devil in" But perhaps 1t is for the best
for while such hypocritcs going about with
the name Of God upon their lips, affecting
to speak to " sinner" rs the Ambassador Of
God, as believers in and ministers Of Christ,
they are able to accomplish a far greater
amount of evil than they possibly can in
their real character.
But what can the Christian mean when
he gets down upon his knees morning and
night, and prays, sour Father who art in
Heaven, hallowed be Thy name, Thy king.
dom come, Thy will be done on earth as it
is heaven" What do they expect the
king Of heaven " to DO established amid
rum shops, gambling houses and dcns of III
fame? No, no; they expect no such thing.
They know better but some people will
work for the one who pays the highest
wages. "Ye cannot serve God and Nam.
mon." II. b. b
Albion, 1856.
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BLAcxwooD FOR JANUARY. "Zaidcc A" is
concluded, and ends up finely. "lllustrl-
tions of Hcrodotus contains much interest
ing matter to the classic reader. "Modcn
Literature is another of those brilliant
sketches under the same general head
F." Courtship under difficulties is decided
cdly the most humorous story we have read
for n great while. 1t is rich. The war ar
ticles are vigorous and pointed. In short,
the whole number is first rate, and shows
that Maya keeps up his ancient reputation.
Published by L. Scott Il Co., 81 Gold ST.,
New York.
Price SO a year. Price of Blackwood
and any one of the four Reviews, So; the
four and Blackwood, so.
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~ The black Republican members Of the
Legislature of this State last week, sent to
their brethren at Washington, Washburn
Knowlton, Benson, Perry and Wood, an en-.
dorsement of their conduct. They may en-,
dorse them, but the people of the State will
never again endorse either Of the parties to
the Observation-Disclosures.
Black Republican! Lot the stipcndiarics
of the administration vomit forth their op.
probrious epithcts. Men who sell them
selves for paltry supplements worth $500,
and custom house Offices worth perhaps as
much more, arc not expected to ever speak
in terms of docency. The language of the
brothel and the tap room is their proper
yernacular, and let them use it. .Asto what
would be the action Of tho people Of this
State, were the question Of endorsing the
representatives named above, submitted to
them, they would be sustained by an over
whelming vote. Every ono Of them would
DO reelected by large majority, were an
election to take place next week. They
were elected to do precisely what they have
been doing, endcayoring to prevent free ter
ritory from becoming slave territory, and to
oppose every part and parcel Of the efforts Of
the administration to propagate slavery,
and most faithfully arc they carrying out
the wishes Of the people of the State, and
nobly sustaining the principles upon which
they were elected. 1t does not follow be-
cause here and there one Is found, base
enough to desert principles which he oncead-
vocated, and stands forth betrayer Of
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GoDEY's LADIES Book. We have re.
ccivcd this magazine for February, and a
beautiful number it is. 1t containsa really
handsome fashion plate, even the face being
u beautiful one, which is something strange
for fashion plate. This number contains
a good deal Of entertaining and instructive
reading, and will amply repay pcrusal. A
large public dinner has been lately given to
L. A. Cooley, on the 5Oth anniversary of the
Book, and he promises to give an entire ac-
count of il In the next number.
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A GENERAL JAIL DELIVERY. Gov. Wells
has commenced issuing parions to all per-
sons now in Jail, who have been convicted OF
ofienscs under the Prohibitory Liquor Law.
On Monday last he granted pardons TO three
prisoners in the Augusta Jail, all of whom
were VIGOROUSLY and eonfossedly guilty OF
numerous oHensts against the law; their
names are III. G. Pierce of China and John
Hatfield and wife Of Wateryillc. The first
had only ten days to serve out his sentence,
the other two had some three months each.
We presume the next step will DO for the
legislature to pass an act Of indemnity to
all who have hitherto been convicted as
rumseller, and pass an appropriation to
make up their Losses TO them. Won't some
/" liberal " move in the matter?
KCnRebce Journal.
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ConoS's Mars. We copy the following

CoLroS's MAPS. We copy the following
from the Democnt:-
We have just examined Colton's New
Map of Maine, and do not hesitate to rec
ommcnd II to all, as the best map of the
State. II also gives portions of New Hamp-
shire, Canada and New Brunswick, which
are of great value to the map. We also have
Mansfcld's, which is far inferior. Some
towns are omitted, while Others are ,rithout
toUn lines. Colton's is The Map.
One of these maps may be seen at our
Office. 1t is got up in most excellent style,
and 80 far as we are enabled to judge, is
very accurate, and in all respects worthy of
the patronage CT the public. A good map
of the State is very much needed, and this
one of Mr.. Colton's seems to come in good
time to supply this want.