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sPY-.sATURDAY, FEBRUARY
Business Cor0s,

Bu5Jncss Oor0s,
sLATER's ROPE WALK.
js Rear Qunsemaoroud Rank
{. FURBJSH s. co.
Saloon, stesfaut"Ht, = Eariag House
bASEAeS7 CLARE's NV BLock,
Cor. Main d Mechanic sts.I
N. B. staeng for horses in the rea. Of the building
81 DIT
WILLARD HUMES,
- o e. Sc e. - 8 Q o.;
Washington Square, Worcester, Mass.
House Painting, TRAINING. PAPER Hanging and Panel
ing, done in a thorough and wofkmauke manner.
ersnless--Esgard Earle, w. A. Hacker, 0. K
Earls, 7. ", Knowlion.
Doors SASH and Blinds furnished TO order my8o dly
WORCEsTE SHUTTLE COMPANY,
Manufacturers Of a / kinds of
COTTON AND WOOLEV SHUTTLES,
NEW WORCESTER, MASS
Orders promptly Attended %
ovuLs P. RICHARDSON,
oZl dtf tvFsfTT iswF'rT
q, z BR " F5B
HARD AID Starr uOD,
Corner Of Trout and Trnmtun Streets,
oil WORCESTER. d6m'
VI EnlCB = q g.
By JOSIAH STEVENS,
Formerly of the MANSION HoysE, northampton, Mass
Opposite the Railroad Deputs FiToBBURG, Mass.
nj dom . @ josiah STEVENS.
INsGfRANt'e
6zTNA INSURANCE. COMPANY Hartford.
Capital 100000.
AMERICAN INSURANCE ooslPANY, Proyidenss
Capital $l60G0G.
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, New York
Capital S5edC99.
HARTFORD NsCRA NcE COMPANY, Hartford. {
CAPITAL 100000,
ATLANTIC Insurance. COMPANY, Providence.
CAPITAL $l5O,Oe0
Tie above named Ocmpani 4 Continue 20 insure uudes
svorabie terms. For further particulars, aquir5 o.
A u Sc LLocHl agent,
OH tawd Eorcester'
CsTV HALL MA RizBT.
ST @ w ELH4 & EBsz OyV n,
5oi=ssie anu Retaji eoaiers IN
Rect. aFGasZ, LARD. ss&sB agc.
PEoDUCE or ALL EINDs.
FRANus p. srowslL T. os. Brown.
W. la@i
CHARLES HAMILTON.
Book. Job. Cara and ornamental Printer
Nos and Z CeHtra bsoaange, I'D deor0
wUF CEsTEH, MASS.
Alloriers promptly atrende'i TO dawtf oil
CUMMINGS s HUDSON,
Wholesale and Retal Dealers in
BOOTS, SHOES, q SHOE STOCK
Manufacturers Of
Ladies' Cloth and KID Gtiters Boots, and Shoes, and
Gems Congress Boots and shoes.
Sole Agents for the sale OF Hntchus Leather Preserva-
tive alter proof Backing. Dealers supplied
liberal ferrss GyNo. American House Block, Main
st., Worcester, near B. & ". H. X. Depot d1y o.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
For the Perchase and Sale Of Real Estate,
No. I4i Main st, p OrcesteT,
Over Qun5,gamond Bank.
Farms, Houses, and Building Lots Sold or
es' Exchanged
EZEKIEL DANIELS, JOHN NJ. DANIELS.
N. b. Auction saies OF Real Estate promptly attended
TO- reasonable TERMS any part OF the county, by
ElEKIEL DANIELS. je6 Oily
&. IS. LARSON a. Coz,
DEALERS IG--
New and Second Hand Furniture, Crockery
and Glass Ware, Stoves, Carpets, and all kinds
Of House furnishing Goods.
N. D Cash paid for secondhand FURNITURE at
66 65 Main St. by L. B. LAMSON co,
jy22 dly
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Onllllbuses

NHELLBURY ST &c leaves the Bay State
I'VE House at 10 80 A NJ, aud 30
Loaves Milhury at A. NJ, and P. VI. diff is
NEW WORCESTER = LINCOLN SO
~ O w II / b u 5.
CHANGE OF TIME Monday, Dac 49, 1866.
Leaves New Worcester,
At63, So and l03, a. H. and u 81, 81, and 81 p. NJ
Leaves Lincoln Square
'At7k 81 and II, A. NJ, aud q, Is, and $50 P. NJ
Leaves Harrington Co ner at g, 2. NJ,
Leaves Harrington Corner, for New Woroes er, min
uses after leaving Lincoln Square.
SUNDAYS,
VIII leave New Worcester At 10 A NJ, aud u P. NJ,
returning at the close Of meetings.
.Br Fare each way, 8 I II cents.
DIS d1 LIB ST0NE Proprietor.
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M - = A. HOLMAN y CO.. at the
.E t ~ Old stand on Exchange street, near s'Ehe
t'gfS@~,SA Bay etate House." where they have been
as------Ak-. established ti0eHty-three years, have
so NEW CAtt8IAGES FOR SALE.
Hacks.
a Two Horse Carryalls.
Rockaway do.
Il Light Family Canyals.
II Light Phaetops.
II Light Chaises.
Slide Seat Top Buggy.
Open Buggies
l good second hand Hack
T Tsg'g gaasie,
And assortn ent Of HARNESSES, Trimmings, Axles,
Varnish. Leather, Lace, &c.
The Light Family Cariages are particularly designed
for farmers carriage and the rhafton believe the
best four wheeled vehicle eyer made for I've Or three per-
Worcester. March 20, 1865 dn
OAR lion AND STEEL.
IRO N
20 tons escorted wedsh Iron, fat and square.
10 best Norway Bar Iron.
ESQ assorted best refined Iron, round Fat, and
SO tons shatting Iron, iron, IA to oinches round
20 small round, and square Iron from l-le to OIL
Of an inch. ..
tons u. B. horse-nail rods,
10 horse and ox-shoe Iron.
10 best Norway rods, and shapes assorted.
20 - hoop ana band lTon. from 10 inches vide.
20 best Gepdon Iron.
g Lowmore Iron assorted
Oval and hali-round Iron.
Sheet Iron.
$ II f. IL l..
tons sleigh shoe Steel, (swedsh)
o." best cast Steel, (Sanderson, Bro. 3 Co..
round machinery Steel
English spring
German
Bstered %
,s ootking .Dso
Fisher & Norris Cast steel Face AnV,tS ana
Wees Best English A,lvils and Vices,
Horse RaSps and kttes
NuTs and wAsHEBs AXLE-TRFEs and BOXES,
ELLIPTIC SPRINGS, BLAOKsMlTUB Dr. LOWS,
BLAOksMlIhS shA UOAD. OHiO AND NOVA
CVrlA,
GHIN DsTON ES.
Horee Nas made from the best u. B. Iron warranted
N, n. y. a l. are also Agents Tor ADRlONAC AMER
loan CAST STEEL.
EJ- The above viii b. sold the favorable terms
BY the subscribers the old stand Washington Square
PRATT q lEMAN.
Wrestler Oct l. 1854 deodsw
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nut OF FASHION --Rheumrtiam, Neuralgia
u and Spiral mplaats arc b. .aiuliy ont Of fashion
since Dr. COZ Lbs SPINAL BALM came into use Il
Is sure cure iof ryUfglhieF " The Kind. For safe by
0Ep sPURR. 20l Niairerstt
SpoUNp BOOk8!!-li YOU want . book Of
Rb any deception, just call a. 2i2 Nau street, aud
deaire. efeatest
"a now
enlars
BY call
KOWN,
Ntu,e,
50 La
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,azaasssitsss FITCHBERG g. WORCEss
S TER RAILROAD.
TIME ALTERED-NEw ARRANGEMENT.
On and after MONDAY, November 2lth, 1866, Cars
will leave Fitchburg At 40 M, H. 49, anu 20 p M
RETURNING.
Leave Worcester az 30 and IL 90 a M, AGO, pm
IVElls PHILLIPS, Prea't
Fltchburg, koy. 10, 1866, ar
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Ag oNkY. MONEY!! MONEY !!!

ARONEY! MONEY!! MONEY
IVA WHY BE WITHOUT MONEY! when it is just
as easy for any to be around with cket 70
mt, il tiey only think / have got a article,
from which from ave to twenty jlsrs day can be made,
either ny male female IL is highly respectable husin
ess, ard an article which is w9ngd in every fanny in
the United Stqles. Enclose two dollars by mail, at
ny risk, AMI will forward by mail cIrculor.
with iuii institutions IN the art The basiness is very
easy-Try it if You are out IF employment, and you will
reg ct; for viii he better for you pay above
sun, and inure gaoi business than t. pay nty five
CENTS for spurious advertisement. This is humbug.
Try H!-Try IT, Trg it, Address your letters to
H) DWIGHT MONROE, New YORK.
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4 9 A R D TO THE LADIES'
DIR. DUPoNCo's GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS FOR


e Z A Z ID 20 I H Il LADIES'
ph' DUPoNCn's GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS FOR
FEMALES.
me combination Of ingredients in DOCTOR DUpON.
GUS q oI len pills, are peri ctly harm
less; They have been used in the private practice
OF ga Dr. Dnpouco, for so years. aud housanis
l es csn testify 10 their great and never ang success
m amost every case In CORE ting Irregularities rr,eg
ing painful and distressing transformations particularly at
the change of life From Eve to ten Pulls wl cure that
e9hiAon Yet dreadful disease the Whites Nearly everv
sdY IN the land suffers from that complaint The aboye
f has permanently cured thousands and wilt cure Won
Il you use them They canno harm you Ion the aptrrv
tey remove a distinctions restore nature to It's propsF
ch mel and invi7ogate the whole system Ladies' oosg
neaIh WI not permit increase of family win Bnd
these PiF sure preventative, For parcuqrs see III
rectons on the box Psee 3land win he sent TO In ss
eonn1enaiy by moi, by enalosiu 81 to either Of the
following agents JAMES GREEN, Druggist III N.in
street Gt0 r. 2URa, POI Main street, or DAVID
sO'IT' 25t hdu street. Worcester whl s general Agent
ior lhis city and who vii also supply dealers at propre
etzr's prizes. UpOECD Proprietor New YORK.
For sale by Q Crantnal Son, Daoie,songille Conn;
Robert Ger, Eorwich; Weeks u Potter Boston.
Hib div
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under al delicate olrcunstandes those Pills are the mos
mild, r9ocent and certain, Of any medicine ever docoy
cred The proprietor 10 WILING 20 forfeit the medicine in
all tass5 II Tho Pills do not give subtraction WHEN faith
fully used Powerful, droatle nurgntlyes generally dc
more hurt than good; but these Pills such an ar
tiole they arc very mid aa gentle but powerful to ex
Del and cure disease, sd every family would do well "a
keep them The house or In preference any othei
medicine Try these PMS, by all nesns Bold IN 'Var
ceste BY d. Scot, g. r. spur j. Green, and all medicine
deaert everywhere nuEE 4 FOSrEn. Bnnion, elusAv
no dAwt :
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DO o " Il "A Il f. = !.
Fine SILVER PLATED DOOR PLATES Of All sizes
and pafternl iufuish and engraved a ATE,s
Edsfasing eBie0ushIneht, No. 1871 san Street Union
Block. over l. y. 00auaraa Jeweiry ktore
Also rA'ed DOOR NUMBEHs ar Az
lhAE RatN h--ena sLas pr,ss Tue lswgsg Iossi
Dis. " ANY ding Al cur site.
TIhi4 ta.s ~ Fam a EfcHOLs.
~ dsw Formerly Brown Firth.-
Rssl>AAAE OlL- bu DDia Elalne vi u M
NJ ~ aaie br q. 3. a A. J. HOWE,
WnreAater Rank Rionh
EPLIT PEAB Tor sails By -.-.....I. \. Z
~ b. ssAf y ~
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Ut OWEN Gmay be consulted PERSONAL
" or by letter, free Of charge Crcuas sent free. All
letters should be directed Dr. GREENE, 80 Bloomfield
street Boston,"
Medicine may b. obtained Of CHARLES CLARKE,
corner Of Main and Pleasant streets Worcester Aiso
circulars free. drodNwlyas u26
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engages in it FIR It $40 humhug." dSm dS
q ~ " . 4 r. "a - 4 q \ as AND
IN NlVfS.-Ais0 those contemplating HdTiage
oolored Steel piaes IS PLAN p.tes rs of
postage
This work contains dissertation the necessity Of
Marriage, Instructors in Counting, wi Cure for love,
rfaos of Celioacy Conabitaton case of SGeiihly
planned, increase oi family with many other useful in
Itructi0ps from the French of Jean Dubois.
Address, HENRY S. SMITH CO.,
Agents Ranted. Box 1910 Post Ufi5e, N. Y
ti3 dam
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Boston Advertisements.
VEG ETABLE PULMON NARY
b IA l. S A M,

THE GREAT STANDARD RENE
DY Tor all PULMONARY Dis sAstS,
Extensively Used, Tested ana approx
ed in New England, Cansca ana the
BraRb PreTi res auri 3 peiiad Of
THfETY YEARS BY EmiHent
PAtsfsiaEs, Clergyman. Professors
Of Colleges 2 heof1gica Summaries
Sci, ntlfc oad oistiH guashtd Public
a...n u. Lei IN. III rL..si s 81 The
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-27
For the Patriot
Meteorological.

PmD's NEST COTTAGE, Nashville, 1881.
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Some two or three months since very genteel
young gentleman, calling himself Smith, came to
this city and took lodgings at the Stewart House
he vas man of very unassuming manners, ins
clined to be sociable, and soon won the confidence
OF those who became acquainted with him. He
concluded to settle in Murfreesboro, bought lot,
and was making large preparations to improve is
buying lumber &c ; in the meantime he paid for all
his purchases in forged checks, managing in each
case to get some genuine bank notes in exchange.
He also paid bis board year in advance, giving a
spurious check and getting two hundred dollars in
exchange. He deposited a large amount of spur
Gus checks in the Exchange Bank and drew sever
al hundred on them. He left on Tuesday, 5th
inst, ostensibly to go to Normandy to purchase
lumber for bis building, since which time be has
not been heard Of The checks in which he dealt
80 largely have proved to be spurious, and he has
left several gentlemen here with the bag to hold I"
We cannot give an accurate description of the
scoundrel, and if we could we suppose it would be
unnecessary, as he has assumed some other name
and disguise before this AartreesborO 2s!s-
graph.
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Hon. ChnrIcnRendY.

The Murfreesboro' Telegraph Of Saturday
last, states that a private letter has been
received by a gentleman in that city from
Hon. CHARLES READY, dated the 18th Of
January, in which he states that he cOntem-
plates becoming candidate for reelection.
We published last week communica-
ton from a correspondent in Wilson, sug-
costing RoBr HATroN, Esq, for this post
of honor. A similar communication from
Williamson will be found in this mornings
Patriot.
In the Banner, of Sunday, call is made
upon Col. JORDAN Stokes.
We hope the Americans in that district,
in canvassing the claims of the several aspi-
rants, will not suffer anything like i'll feeling
to be engendered; but act with an eye to
the thorough union, and the bringing out of
the whole strength, Of the party. The in
timation that any one who may be recon-
mended for seat in Congress is catch
penny politician" always intriguing for
Office" is not well calculated to promote
good feeling.
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An ExiIes Reflections.

am lonely and sad, yet a beautiful throng
OF strangers is round me, with music and song,
Aud fairy-lke forms in their loYel ness glide,
With eyes beaming gladness and hope by my side.
Yet I'm o1ely and sad, mid the young and the gay,
For l think when too joined their frolcksome play
With spirits light, and the song and the jest
An echo stn finds in my desOlate heart
And / muse the lovd and the lost that are gone
Aud have left to weep in my sorrow alone,
Whose smiles of Affection soothe me 20 more,
For the hopes of my young heart forever are DER.
OF how wildly memory brings back my youth,
When my path all sunshine, the world was a truth,
But false its promise, its bright hues are fled,
And my friends aud my country sleep with the dead
As 1 list to the song it recalls those best hou 8,
When fearless l sang in my native bowers;
Now those bowers are faded and long, long ago,
The hand Of the spoiler hath laid my home low.
And / wander eSi e. and never again,
Shall l see my loy'd valley, far the MAN,
Yet tits gravn my heart aud my last prayer shall be,
That God, in his mercy, my country may Tree.
CLARA.
PIED's NEST COTTAGE, Nashvl c, 1851.
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for the Patriot ]
The Fifth CONVERSATIONAL District.
er term.

FRASKLrS, Jan. 81, 1857,
Ma. EDiroR: have just read in your valuable
paper, communication from Wilson, calling upon
our distinguished Fillmore eleetor, Robert HAltOn,
Esq, to become candidate for Congress in this
Congressional District
am iuy convinced that the selection suggest
cd by your correspondent is The very best that can
be made. Aud from pretty thorough aequantancs
With the sentiment Of Williamson, feel authorized
10 saying, that the nomination IL question will meet
with the hearty concurrence Of the American party
here.
Mr.. Hatton, during The recent canvass, made
host OF warm aud devoted friends in this section Of
The District. And think she party for which he
fought 90 calamity Through the bot contest Of last
sumner, eoald ante upon ny man thaI would be
30 well calculated 70 concentrate its entire strength.
believe thai give u,teanee 30 the ieeng Of This
portion Of the District, when say, that one has
40 richly merlled The nomination. For who OF our
gifted political debsters has laboroa so assiduoasly
ler The advancement Of the principles Of Cur parts'
And Il Mr.. HatlOa shOuld accept The cal, aud be
chosen as our neat representative In Congress,
AN eoDhdsus, that there Is 10 msn In cur COngres-
slOual District upon whom We eoald rely With more
implicit faith and there Is no one shas would sas>
lain himself Ia 49, posisiOn. with mere honor and
ability.
know that Williamson via eheerially aequiesce
ID al claimed ior Wilsoa b. yoar esFrsspoadenL
especially Il Ne. HastOn ean be induced 10 become
ocr slanaard.beafer Ia the nest congressional can
s.sr. wnIhs pot let Us bear from Alla sooa, as ID
regards shis subisesi
WILLIAMSON.
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urtyE ME-
Tickets, $t-Halves, 50 -Quarters 81.
PIN IL nEP IlTrERN

Same as the Royal Lottery Cubl-vith this differences:
Havana Lottery has 5000 Numbers-this has only
15,000.
There Wheels each OF which there placed
two Locks. The SuperiBendens have each key the
LO,ks, the wheels b. opened unless both
present There plscei in the wheel Of numbers
tubes containing slips Of paper with the numbers from No.
Is 900. Ia the wheel Of prizs there placed tin
tubes containing lips Of with the prizes them
ranging ON $l5 600 10 S1J0.
When the drawing takes place, hch viii be In public
the Wheels unlocked, and afer revolving ttem,a
Der drawn of the wheel of numbers, and The
is drawn OF the Prize wheel by with
barred 70 the shoulder and bindOlded-tEs tube is slipped
or and the number held up and enrolled that the whole
audience 1.-THE numbers then called Of aud reg
sered by the Superintendent. The Pz. drawn credit
ell 10 the number drawn at the time, and until
all the prizes drawn copy Of the drawing then
the printers and after comparison the Superuteu
certify the Of the drawing These
rerintendents to perform their duty without
fear or iayor.
II viii be perceived that in this plan every prize is
drawn oU. ami Of person mast get them;
drawing is every ordering tickets The prz-5
payable thirty days after drawing, in full without dis
count. 81 Drawing takes place every SATURDAY.
~ Orders for tickets addressed 10 c. II. WINTER
Box $50, Nashville, Tenn, viii be promptly attend ca n
JAMES +. WINTER, Manager,
Ian Ga
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UEGRATEFUL.-The unterritfed of Jackson
county in "solemn council" on the 4th inst,
recommended Andy Johnson to The next Ten
nessee Legislature as a suitable person for Uni
ted States Senator. Ungrsteful Democracy
How soon are the services of poor Jones for
gotten. You are unwilling for him who did
the drndgery of your party last year to have
any share in your fat things. He must be turn,
ed starving away. We suppose it is all right,
though you profted by his treaohery, you are
willing that he should suffer the penalty of his
treason. But You had better waited You
might have saved Jones' feelings and your own
credit with him. There is not democratic
legislature yet, and it is to be hoped that such
blightinG curse will never fall on Tennessee.
-Aurt. Telegraph.
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HoN. THos. RIVERS, Representative in
Congress from the Memphis District, pub
fishes in the Memphis Eagle y Enquirer,
an address to his constituents in which he
states that he adheres to his determination
previously expressed, not to be candidate
for reelection. Mr.. Rivers has made an
able and efficient Representative, and we
regret that he finds it incompatible with
his interests and iuclinations to serve anoth-
or term.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-27
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAIL ROAD COMPANY

SOUTHERN PACIFIC Rail ROAD COMPANY
The Louisville Journal of Saturday last says
''The mania in this city for stock in the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company has not
abated There yet exists great demand and
one of the holders has advanced to q large pre-
MUM upon his stocks, there being no other
shares that are offered for sale.
The Harrison (Texas) Flag says, "that there
are 500 or 600 laborers employed upon the
two first divisions Of this road, and the Vicks-
burg papers assert that their road to the Tex
as line, to connect with the Southern Pacific,
will be ready for use during the present year,
so that the friends Of tue Pacific road may be
able to eat their next Christmas turkey at Mar
shall in Texas, or at Tyler, thirty miles beyond
Marshall, and travel thither on railroad all
the way from the Mississippi river. The work
goes bravely on"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-27

To KEEP THE FEET WARM IN RAILROAD
CARs.-Bayard Taylor in late letter to the
N. Y. Tri6uno says:
We left Berlin on the Goth, and came di-
rectly hither, a distance of $50 miles, by rail
road Inoticed in the cars new contrivance
for warming the feet, which in our case was
wholly successful Long, fiat boxes of tin or
zinc, covered with carpeting and filled with
hot sand, are placed upon the floor, between
the seats, so that the passengers on both sides
can make use of them. These boxes were
mildly warm when we started, and not quite
cold when we arrived at Hamburg, eight hours
after wards.