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evening.
This Institution will be found n convenient and
aate place Of deposit for firmers and others doing
business iS Philadelphia
~ Deposits are paid on demand, without any
notice bling required.
MANAGERS.
ldmnnd a souder' Edward II Trotter,
TTapl ,onn GALLAGHER, stiwell s. Bishop,
rankin Bacon, John Rice.
John p. Perot, Thomas Cooper
Richord o. Stotesbury, John NcCandles.
non JOB H. Tyson, William Shipper, Jr,
Jacob Sheetz. George Ro,dn,
William P. jerks, Joseph NJ. Cowell,
hooer Morris, Edward Il. Petit.
Joseph i. Myers, Edward L. Clark,
PRESIDENT, FRANKLIN FELL.
TREASrRER, CHARLES NJ MORRIS
SECRETARY. JAMES s. PRINi LIZ
The Charter provides that no Manager Oflie r
or Agent shall directly or indirectly borrow any
money from the Society. Also that n book sl,ll
be kept in which ove;y Deposition shall ba at ILL.,
erty to appoift come reeson to whom. in the event
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New FaN and Winter Goods.

ECST received and opened splendid as
assortment of FALL AND WINTER
GOODS. All kinds of Ladies' and Gentle.
mcn wear aud for sale
ALpRlDGE u GRANT.
OCT H. 1888
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THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVER
CT THE AGE, IS
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.

THEY don't HrLr com.
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Three Boxes have cured the
worst cases Of Scrotnls.
Two Foxes have cured Fry
sipalas,
One nox always cures the
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EEAton Brick Yard.

,tE subscriber is prepared at his Briek
all kinds Of f'~
CoAMON IND PRESSED BRICKS
At prices much lowerthan tbeycunb he b,,cs,
f"r IN the cities. enquire a t his brick ia
at the west end OF the town.
war ~ SAMUEL KING.
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r a q & Y a. d G. I'D s.
VIVA. Dixon's Celebrated Io,s,, u-,,c1,,

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E1uSh admiralty, stanl alone as the best Watches
:" ,ir word. E"rh Na'ch is accompanied BY
guarantees 1t 'ro nEEr TINE To THE SATISFACTION
oF TIE ftkGhASEH, OF the watch 10 be re; uruej
through tiragcnt to the manufacturer Also tbr
only GENUINE -''' LIZ
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RAGS RAGS,
TsNllE highest price paid Cash for Rags,
a. (woo'en excepted.) at the Rockville
Paper Mills, an the LjIlto Elk, by
m,rch est l.. JORDAN
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II" out buildings; the soil is kind and F' ~ n
easily improved. lfAfriM
THE TERMS OF SALE, as pre- A.RAt q
Scribcd by the Decree, require the payment
Of one half Of the purchase money OH the
lay OF sale. and the remainder thereof in one
year I. ON the day of sale to be secured by
bond with approved security, bearing inter
est from the day Of sale. On the payment
of the whole OF the purchase money, the
trustee Will by god and sufficient deed,
convey 10 the purchaser or purchasers, the
property s"id 10 MIN. her or them. free, clear
and discharged Of all claim Of the parties to
said decree, VI those claiming under them.
F. A. ELLIS,
Feb It's Trustee.
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II every mans internal re
y ere written on his brow,
How many would our pity share
Who false our envy now.
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Strap Book.
Tbs SHELL AND The UEaRT,

Tbs SEeLL AND The HEART.
Take the brieh! she'll.
From its home on the len,
And wherever it goes
1t will sing of the sea.
So, take the fond heart
From it's home and it's hearth.
Twill sing Of the loved
IL the ends Of the Garth.
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One new farm wagon, light mill wagon. q
number Of plougns and harrows, plough and
wagon harness. and other farming utensils;
aHo, potatoes and poultry.
Also, Household and Kitchen Furniture.
: .ln t" commence at 10 o'olock, A. NJ. .
TERMS. all sums over five dollars, ak
months credit, b! giving note with approved
tnd"rSer. ISAAC UTTER.
Feb Its
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100 Acres

q h.s g %s:s are "s s:,r e: T s"a
rl,- the remainder wood land
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Young and very superior
Horses, | mare OF xceilc.t
quality. - head Of Cattle, some
~ them are extra mixers. and
there are some fine hri1trs near
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-10

A CAPITAL SERMON was preached by Rev. F..
H. Newhal. pastor of the Park street Church in
this city, on Sunday evening last, on our present
position and duties in reference to the slavery
question. Mr.. Newhall alluded to the recent
monstIous aggression Of the slave power, in the
decision on the bred Scott case. in appropriate
terms, as having nationaiz"d slavery all over the
Union-in the States as well as territories so we
can no longer, he maintained, be reproached for
speaking against slavery, as none Of our bust
ness, for we have it now virtually established in
our very midst. 1t was time, he said, that we
made direct fight with slavery itself, instead Of
endeayoring to hit it by side blows. Its yoke is
directly upon our very necks, and we can no
longer evade direct issue with it, as it sits en-
ihroned in the government.
We wish we had room for some sketch of the
more prominent parts touched upon in this ex-
cellent discourse, which received the commenda-
ton Of all, for its adaptation to the times.
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MAP OF WORCESTER CoUNTY.-The new map
of Worcester County, just published by W. E.
Baker & Co, is a work highly credtabln to all
concerned in getting it out, aud it supplies a
want which has been greatly felt. The whole
work is from the most accurate surveys by Mr.
wallinR, whose reputatian in his profession is
unsurpassed. In addition TO the highways, town
lines, streams, villages, &c whicn are usual in
maps, this gives the location Of every farm, house
IL the county, with the name OF its occupant, at
the time Of the survey. The spare space on the
sheet at the corners aud margin is entiIely filed
with maps Of all the villages in the county, views
Of public buildings, &C., &c, giving, in the
whole. an amount Of information rarely collected
in so small a space aud the whole afforded at a
price exceedingly moderate. II will be conVen-
fence that no housekesper, hardly, can afori to
be without, aud to every counting room, and to
all our district schools. II is indispensable.
An agent Of the Publishers is now in the city
and will supply subscribers, and any Others who
may wish it, with copies of the map
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-10

fMPOR TANT TO FEMALES DR
CHEESEMAN'S P1JLS.-The combin alton Of ippredi
ens in these Ps IS the result Of long and extensive
pracce they mild in their OBJ ration and certain OF
restoring nature to its proper chanel in every instance
have the ills proved successful. They are certain to
open those distractions TO which females are liable and
bring nature to its pr per channel whereby health is re-
stored and the pala and deathy countennce is changed
TO a healthy one. No female enjoy good health IN
less she is regular and whenever obstruction takes
place. whether from exposure cold any other cause
the general health immediate begins to decline and the
want of snch remedy has been the Of so many
consumrtOns among young females Headache, pain in
the side paptation Of the heart loahi food. and
disturbed sleep, do most always arise from the Interrupt
ton Of nature; and whenever that the the Pills
will nvar ably remedy all these evils In all Of
painful menstruatou, nervous and spinal aft ctons
in the back ana Tbs owness Of spirits hyst RIGS, &c.
Nor they less encaciou in the of Leuchorrhea,
commonly called the Whites These Pills should new
eT be taken during pregnancy they would be to
bring on miscarriage. Warranted purely Vegetable and
free rom anything injurious life health Full and
explicit directions which should be read accompany each
box.
These Pills put up in square fat boxes Persons re-
siding where there is established, by encos-
ing One Dollar in letter, Prepaad u NJ 2. Green Co
Worcester Mass have Them sent their respective
Address by return Of mail.
NJ B GREEN CO., Agents for Worcester.
G. L OHEESMMAN Proprietor. New York.
dl daW6m
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A u 9 L | . n h r. r.,
Ollie $50 Main street, opposite the Post Office up Stairs
Will give his particular attention 10 SALES OF REAL
ESTATE, Bank an Railroad Stocks, Works Of Ari Fur
nure at Brivate Residences Live Stock, C. on Farms
and Personal Property generally.
L. W. v will also attend to the Appras4 of Real Es.
tate and rsonal Property, in any part Of the City
Country.
have permission to refer to the following gentlemen:
hon. LEVI LINCOLN, Worcester.
EMORY WASHBURN,
CHARLES AILY,
HtNRY CHAPIN,
Messrs. IENEY WILLIAMS, Z"
VIM i. MERRIFIELD, hsq,
Eli iHAYEE Esq,
ID. NJ ssinger. ESQ,
RROAIHEAD II Co, Boston,
CHAs. BANCROFT, Esq, =
RICHARDS, HAIGHF Co.. New York.
DANIEL AVER Lowell d2m f28
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From the Boston Advertiser.

MONDAY MORNING, March 9 1857.
Capital has been in active demand the past week es
peciay for short loans and temporary
The current street rate for such has about per cent
month, and even CHER where the security
not undoubted For the very OF business paper
10 per cent has been about the rate with occasional
transaction per cent less The general expectation that
the money market would ease up somewhat by this time
not have been realized but there every ndi-
cation that favorable turn the market at hand
The new arG bill cannot fail have decidedly favor
able effect the finances ofhe country preventing as it
will at once further Accommodations in the Treasury and
permanently reducing the ssmo1nt for the future or
cou Sc all goods rot really required for pon will
be warehouses uGd the first II July next when the ew
act comes nto force and hesd this the foreign i'm pors
Win probably less in the meantime, that the govern
ment Golfers will be much restricted in their accumua-
tons dui ing the next three months.
The tone of the stock market has been materially
cha ged within week, and Eorders 10 buy gen
orally in excess OF those to sell and sound securities
becoming scarce again at quotations The depres
81 was the natural result Of rapid rise previously
and then the increased demand for money Just at that
momeut helped tn keep stocks down, for time and pre-
vented the natural reaction from being realized
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Fnur-The market is steady with rather more inquiry
sales Of Western lperdne at S. 40 s. so; fancy
All extra 81 25 s rs per Dbl
Graf Corn is dull small sales Of yellow at 80 IS,
per bushel Oats are in steady demand sales at 80 oil
cents per bushyl Rye is selling at 95 o. per bushel
Prlvsons-Pork is firm, with a good demand; sales
Of prime AZ Sl9J 20; 1921 24; clear and extra
clear $40 70 per Dbl, cab and BEEF IL sta dyj
sales OF Western mess and extra SIS II per
DOL cash and mos Lrd Is firm; sales in bbls and
legs at i4i To- ser ID, cash and
COTTON GooDs MARKer, March g. More animation
IN we cotton goods trad the past week. and prices gen
errhy well sustained, and tending upward. Brown shee-
Tugs hm at We Tor heavy standard goods and So for light
WIN iar Dc mand the past vel 1T these figures, 10th
lot EXPORT and consumption b. ached sheetings ard
shrtngs sell more freely tn the traue, and prces quite
hrI Prints are gong of freely, the sales ranging
rom a ll3c, as 10 quality and style. Denims, Osna
burgs, stripes aud ticks Ia Pnod demand at improved
prices Ginghams steady at 10l 1llc for the Manchts
ter, Glasgow, aud Lancaster DL1nes at full previous
prces,--B1stOn ShppiHg List.
BOor AND sHoR MARKEr March O. Trade has again
some What improved the past week. although business
falls short OF the antcpstons Of manyi stock not large
and an active demand expected Tor weeks. Since
Jan. list, leather una hides have advanced 10 per Ct
without any corresponding advance In the price Of goods
and unless favorable change takes place. the production
must materially fall ca NJ exports California this
week from this port W New York. Ibid.
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WASHINGTON MATTERS. = Washington,
March "a duel was fought yesterday be.
tween DIR. Bradford and Thos. S. Mundy.
both of New York. Two shots exchanged
no harm done. The duel grew out of an af-
fray at one of the principal hotels.
Gen Cass has gone to Michigan to make
arrangements for permanent residence here.
? The Cabinet is in session this morning en-
gagged, as is generally believed, in considering
the policy to be pursued relative to the En-
ecutive appointments.
WAsHINGToN, Sunday Night = fCorres.
pondence of the N. Y Courier & Enquirer.
The President and Cabinet have resolved to
turn out office holders generally on the ex-
piration of their commissions. Gen. Thomas
has been re appointed Assistant Secretary o
State by Gen. Cass.
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sPt..T EsDAY. MARCH 10.
KaHzas Corr sPondeuce.
The following letter is from Worcester emil
grant to Kanzas, gentleman well known here,
and OF entirely reliable eharantar.-

The following letter is from Worcester emil
grant to Kanzas, gentleman well known here,
and OF entirely reliable eharacter:-
LAWRENCE, KANzAs Feb 20, 1857.
Meesrs. Editors - think the future prospect
for freedom in Kanzas is brighter than ever but
still no one can tell here what a day may bring
forth. The pro-slavery ruffans will move heaven
and earth, Tor rather he'll and earth, in order to
get up another difficulty by Spring They know
that there is large emigration preparing to
come in here from the free States. early in the
Spring and T. ey know, too, that nothing will
check that emigration so effectualy as a revival
of the scenes enacted here last Summer. Their
great object. in all the outrages committed here,
has been 10 intimidate Eastern emigrantS, and
stop their comm to Kanzas. They have not vet
succeeded, and am glad to believe they will not.
One of tie most charming signs, at present, is
the fact that, while our foes divided and are
fighting among themselves, the free State men
are las fir the great vital question is concern
ed.) united and hopeful as ever.
Meanwhile, business seems to be unusually
prosperous throughout the Territory. The wealth
er is almost as mild as it is in April in Massachu-
sets the little snow left upon the ground is rap
idly disappearing, and it seems as if winter was
fairly broken, although may expect more cold
weather between this and May next.
Lawrence Is growing rapidly. and labor of all
kinds is in demand, bat, more especially, that of
carpenters and masons Among the new features
VI Tue pidCts Is OIle 10 Wnlcn would ike 10 call
the attention of any, at the East, who may be
coming 10 kanzas. l allude to the new hotel,
now being completed on New Hampshire street,
BY Mr.. L. Whitney, and which he intends to
have open in ason to accommodate the early
emigration in the Spring. Mr.. Whitney and his
lady are from Worcester, and their well known
energy aud tact the best guaranty that the
house will be all that is desirable as stopping
place for the emgrant from the 4 ST. The house
will be conducted on strictly temperance priuci-
pies.
The new towns of Quindaro and Wyandot, on
the Missouri river, the mouth of the Kanzas,
which have just been started by fee State men,
are improving rapidly. A substantial road is be-
ing constructed between those places and Law
renee, and daily coaches will be running between
those points as soon navigation opens in the
Spring. l also learn that several small steam
boats are now building to run upon the Kanzas
river as far up as Lawrence. Altogether, coming
to hanzas is much easier affair than it was two
years ago. Persons who intend to come to Kan.
zas. ON the East, to get land, cannot come too
early in the Spring, if they wish to secure claims
in favorable locations. The indications now are,
that there will be great rush here early in the
season. and those first on the ground stand the
best chance.
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DUDLEY. Town Clerk-LemueI Healey. Sc
lecimen-Asa e. Edmunds, Abiel b. Williams
Daniel Dwight, Jr. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I. AL
len, Jeremiah d. Kingsbury, David Perry =
Treasurer-Davie B. kingSbury. Consiables-
Charles E Kimbal, James L. Leavens, Christie
pher Haskell Collector-Charles f. Kimball =.
School Committee-Rev. Henry Pratt Rev. Jo-
seph Barber, Rev. Daniel D rchester.
GARDNER. Selectmen = Marcus A Gates
Asa Merriam, A l.. Greenwood Oyerseers of the
Poor--T homas f. GLACIER, Amasa Whiting, P
Eaton. Assessors - I.uius Newton, Edward
Greenwood, Asa F. Smith.
WINCHgNDoN. Town Clerk--Webster Whit
neY. Selectmen and Oversters OF the Poor
Webster Whitney, Orlando Mason, Geo. Brown.
AssessOrs-Calvin r. Whitman, Bethue Ellis,
William l.. Woodcock. Treasurer and Collector
Benjamin r. Day. School Committee-A P.
Marvin. Elisha Murdoch, B, Clark, 4. S. Mer-
Iil, j. Murjock. Constables-J. S. Watson,
Ephraim Stearns, James A. Wood.
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AGuhernntorIaI Veto.

n, SATURDAY last, Governor Gardner vetoed the
resolve which had passed the Legislature, with
she intent 10 accommodate the press and the Peo-
nile At the earliest date with authentic particulars
Of ipformat.ir fun the departments at the State
Hea<e
~ Tge rssalsl, al it passed the two houses, is as
q follows
Res0tee9. That the Secretary Of the Common.
3 veaNb- and other State officers he authorized and
d,pcted 70 furnish at he same tune. 70 all daily
- a,srs null shed in the city OF Boston. all an
~ nsvnesuehts Of appointments. returns IT votes,
.rd nnblie- notices. designed for the general in
fetrn,ficn Of the people, issuing from the Secie-
tart's office and OTHER departments at the State
House Tor the publication Of which no money is
paid By the STATE.
That's al; bat upon this the Governor man
ages to write long, WINDY wordy message pre-
paratUry to the veto with which he returns it to
the Legislature, that is without exception, the
shaIlowest and most uishy -washy document that
we have ever perused We have never had a
very high opinion Of Governor G ,rdner's states
m ,nship but we have always believ that he
- was endowed with the average amount of COM
mon sense. While we have believed him to be a
knaye, we have never considered him as fool.
but this diculous veto message upon the resolve
above quoted rather weakens good opinion
mean Nhat little we had OF htin- MS nfSt 90
lection Is, that the resolveis unnecessary and
precedented His second, that i, interferes with
~ the functions Of the Executive and his third
that it will take up too much time to make copies
for all the daily Tapers, aud will require the ex.
pense Of an extra clerk in the State department.
and so on with such absurdities to the end of the
chapter.
1t is a great thing to have Governor so jeal-
Gus Of the honor and dignity of the State, and of
his own dignity besides possessed of such an eye
to economy. and having so intense sole tude
lest the Legislative authority should usurp the
legitimate functions Of the Exc utive," and we
won Ter at the short sghtedness Of Repubi.
caa friends in the Legislature, in voting for
solve. with the expectation that it would receive
the Governors approval, which permitted dozen
or more papers in Boston to announce to the pub
lc free, gratis, for nothing, at the self time
that the publication made iG the Governors
pet organ. the Bee. the intensely interesting facts
that Messs Johu Doe and Richard Roe have
been appointed justices Of the peace Of the county
of Mddlesex, and that the act to protect trout
and pick rel in Manchaug pond in the county Of
Worcester, had received the sanction of the Ex-
ecuive.
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MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.

MONDAY, March y.
SENATB.-Mr. Taft presented the petition
of Mark Fay and ll9 other legal voters of
Marlboro, for the removal of E. 6. Loring
from the office of Judge of Probate of Suffolk
County.
Passed to be Engrossea. Bill to punish the
larceny, fraudulent destruction, OF conceal
ment of wills bill to extend the time of con-
structing the New York and Boston Railroad.
Adjourned
HOUSE, Petitions Presented and Referred.
OF franklin Hanehett and others of Lowell,
asking thai the ancient and common law
rights of jurors to fix the sentences in all
criminal cases, may be restored to them sun
dry parties for Limitation of the sessions of
the Legislature.
Orders adopted. That the Sergeant at
Arms be instructed to furnish the o6fcers and
reporters Of the House with the Massachusetts
Register for 1857.
That the Committee on the Judiciary con-
slider the expediency of allowing married
women to testify IA civil suits, to which their
husbands are parties.
The bill to incorporate the city of Chelsea,
was passed through its several stages under
suspension of the rules.
Passed to be EngrosSed. Bill relating to
jury trials.
The motion to reconsider the vote whereby
the report of the Co umittee on the Judiciary
on the order relative to the fees of witnesses,
was Iecommitted with Instructions prevailed,
and the report of the committee stands ac-
cepted.
Supreme Judicial Court The bill in rela-
ton to the jurisdiction of the Supreme Judi
cial Court, was taken up, and ordered to
third reading. Adjourned.
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CLEARING OUT SALE
At he ONE PRICE
CLOTHING HOUSE

The Stock of WINTER CLOTHING now in store, is
unusually large, aud mu OF it Of very superior 1ua
y, and the season being car advanced, GOODS
MUST BE SOLD sPEsOIIy, to make for brilliant
sprins sto X the tuufasure OF which is commence
ed To secure rapid sale, our
WINTER GARMENTS
Are marked doWq TO first cost and in many cases con-
siderab betol0 cost.
Our stock of OvEROOArs, especially is very large
and contains besides great assortne Of heUay and
toW priced RAGLANS and SACKS. Also, A great
quantity II uuequae' quality and style Every person
in need OF an Ovicoa should be examine This un-
rivaled assortment.
IN the above, is large quantity of YOUTHS RAG.
LANS
All persons in want Of CLOTHING, of any description,
from pair of Drawers to heavy 0vercoat, are invited
to give this notice especial attention, and purchasers
may confidently rev upon the goOd faith Of repre-
sensations in regard TO the reduction prices which, con-
sdered with the quantity variety aud superior quality
our stock, constitute inducements abualsnty sufficient
to compensate every purchaser of
Q l. O II H I N G.
For visiting establishment, and it is believer that
money BE- inv sted in Clothing ou of our STOCK
70 better ddUantGgP than in any other porpery Wor
cester To test thus, please call earliest convenience
upon p. WARES CO..
16S and 40 Main street,
Worcester, Jan g. 1857. dtf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


BEA%TIFUL HEAD O% HAIR.
"Shs9mproyed Rosemary, as nSeg ms5le by
]. Rk$ell Spalding, combines everySlSig lin
oQ5S5piAaR) required to give richnez Sseauty,
Sid elegance to the hair 1t nea1 and SScan,
Zee from allNjurious minerals Il d oils, I'D
eSn do no possible harm. The per, ma is deA
icaSG and agreeable y, adyisc al 10 use d
who desire a clean, healthy scalp, and beauti-
full head of hair
For forcing the growth of the hair, prevent
ing its falling off, and restoring it to bald
places, the Rosemary has probably been used
with as much success as any known article.
al. RUSSELL SpALDING, y fremont Street,
(opp. Museum Boston, Mass, proprietor