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The subscriber having removed to New York city, will
oher al Auction without the ontre Furniture
Of his residence, consisting in part follows 2eofas
tee tete, Mahogany Center Table, do. Gard Table,
Mahogang Hair Cloth Rocker, Mahogany Hair Cloth
Ohairs, Gilt Mirrors, l Pier Slab and Brackets, Oil
Paintings, Black Walnut Work Table, 1 Sixteen day
Mantle Clock, Extension Table, Dining Chairs, Three
Ply and Ingram Carpets, Chamber Set, Bedsteads Blu
reaus, Cane and Wood Seat Chairs, Hair and Palm Leaf
Mattresses Gas Fixtures Parlor and Cooking Stoves
Hat Tree, Refrigerator, Kitchen Furniture Crockery
Glass and Tin Ware Of Milers Portable Furnace and
many othere articles not enumerated.
ap3 dts A. J. BROWN
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D)auts.


NEACHINISTS WANTED,-A few men to
4tA run Iron Paners. None but experienced workmen
need apply. Call Immediately, at office of Washington
ap4 DIV THAYER, HoUGHToN & co.
SALESMAN WANTED-Three experienced
- Statesmen None need apply but those that can bring
the very best OF references FOR character and ability
JENKINS HAMILTON & CO.
ap4 d6t Successor to B. L. Harden Co.
GRINDERS WANTED Ito grind Drawing
NJ Knives Chisels, at the Wtherby Works. Mill
bury HARRINGTON BEAID h GO.
ap4 d2w&
w ANTED.-S SECOND HAND FURNI-
w TURE-PerGons about Opposing of their Furni
ture, will find a cash customer, by applying at
PUTNAM CLARK'S,
app DIFF 143 Main street.
WANTED-By young man 20 years Of age a
w siu4tion in Drug storej has had years. expe-
Renee. Address E. L. SMITH.
apl dlOtN North Brookfeld, Mass
M NTED-In a Grocery Store, a young man to
take out goods and work in the store. Good rec
concentrations required Apply at this office.
mch25 diff
WANTED-Ay young man to learn the Apothecarv
w business Inquire OF CHAS. CLARKE,
meh28 diff Cor. Main and Pleasant street
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DIED.
In this city, 4th John Hall, II.
Funeral from mis- late residence Leicester street Tues
day at O'Clock. Relatives and friends Invited.
10 this city Sd Geo. o., of Moses L. Eastman,
years 6mos; Levi Wheeler, of Shirley, ST.
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THE CUSIOM DETACHMENT
Continues under the charge of Mr. sTEvENsoN who it
is needless to add has superior in his profession and
pains will be spared to render this Department salts
factory in the highest degree 1t contains fine
lection of
VestinEs, Pnns stuTs, and COntings,
To which all the new and desirable styles will be added
as fast as they appear in market.
Trusting by the grea amount variety, and superiority
Of our Stock moderate prices, and unremed application
to business merit and continuance of the lib
era ptronage which has for years been upon
this establishment beg leave respectfully to invite
all purchasers of Clothing examine stock before
making their selections.
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By E. ". Vail, AuctioneeT.
VIII9u
RE At AND ALE

AbOntS Acres ON sOHthbrIdge street,
Acres situnted between the Western
and Norwich & Worcester r.. r..
Splendid Building Lots ON Dread street.
SATURDAY,, APRIL IL, Commencing at Am.
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COnsml.nplioal can be Cured.

tty Df W.'s great Improvement in Med
sine, patients not put TO trouble and expense of
Hitting him. it only Necessary their Name Age,
Occupation, time sick, where most disease is, pain and
Bhere, Humors not Cough tight otherwise matter
Taised appetite sleep, strength state of bowels; these
particulars all that is requisite know which with
an enclosed Six Dollars TO Dr. Marshall directed to the
hay State House Worcester, will give the Patient by re-
tnrn of Expire Medcioes for month"; an Inhaler to
sse them in, together with full written directions
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a. a. FARM FOR sALE.-rae subscriber Of

o. FARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber of
m fers Tor sale the Farm on which he now resides
-Asuated in the westerly part of Holden, about two
miles from the CENTER containing 90 Of choice land
well adapted for the various OF the farmer. The
buildings are large and ample fur the accommodation OF
the place. 1t is well wooded, and 100 might be
spared and leave sufficient supply. The building, and
about half the land will be sold for $780, the whole
Of the land for 1880. Terms easy. Inquire of OTIS
sEEARNS, at Chlrles Whites, ii Worcester, Of
Holden, March 81, 1857. SAMUEL W. STEELE
apl G&Eu
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81 GOTTA AGE AND LOT FOR SALE,
M Now occupied by the subscriber, 70 southbridge
&street The house is well and conveniently built,
with failing water The lot contains about II COO
fe.t OF land, in good state Of cultivation and is well
stocked with valuable fruit trees. The above offers re
chance to purchasers as it is pleasantly and centrally 10
Gated, and WI be disposed Of en- excsedingly liberal
terms. Inq1irs Of SAMUEL D. BARKER.
Worcester, March 80 1857. dtApI5s mch3I
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Nos, 1873 aud ITO Main street,
Opposite new Mechanics Hall)
" o R C E s TER.
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q EST OF LETT
e. Office, Worcester, Al
Annis, Charles
Ale B., E W
Allen, Francis W
Akin, IL
ANTHONY, Henry d
AleXa der, James
Aldrich, Sarah
Aver, DR. S B
Adams, VIM A
BLAKE, ANNIE J
Bal, miss a w
Buf5rd, Alouzo
Bart EFT, Butler
Bceheney, Bridget
Baruls, Abby W
Aarinbridge. Chas e
Bachelor, Chas .
Blanchard, Christopher
b ssrr, Charles
BiiIen. Cha les
BigeIow, Chas
BacoC, Bbenezer
Bailey, FS
Bigeiow, messrs & B & O.
Boyd, Henry
Biche, George II
Brchard, Rev VIM
Bracelet, Geo +
Brown, Henry A
Brown, Jamts
Brown, messrs J 4 Co
Bowen, Jane
Bacon, j z
BAILEY, j NJ
kacJn, John W
Barber, J z
Bronlllett9, Louis
Blake, miss M J
Braman, mrs Mary
Bacon, diary q
Bray, Patrick
Brown, Root 7
Blanchard, mrs S VI
Biaekmer, ms Sophronia
Brown, mrs Thomas
Basseti, Susan
Boy den, Vim II
Bacon, Wan ~ Co
Bliss, VIM s
Brown, VIM W
CAkRnLL HENRY
CaGnaly, Catharine
ChAmbrrliu, Daniel II
Cunningham, Il Il
Clark, George
Callagan, Isabel NJ
Cowdin, Jane W
Cane, Jane NJ
Nj I.h- ID
Colton Jas4nb
Croctet Incv Ann
Contros,. chael
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Colbnrn R,tb
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ERWIN mrsHB
Eaton Daniels
Egerv Marshall
Fdwsris. Rose q
FIEI,D n p
Fav OM
Flagg II
R isSsr, wi1ow Emily
EniIsr mrs N W
Elagg AM
P;sles e' Harry
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$50 80, 80 -, 4 q
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Aurtlons.

By E. w VAIL, Auctioneer,
Office $50 Main street.
ER e R e M OR SA LIE
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
TARIFF AREDUCED.
New York and New England Union Tel
egrHPh Company.
Office No. Warren Block, Pearl street.
On and after April 3D. the tariff from Worcester to Al
bany and Troy NJ Y, 40 cents for 10 words, and
each additional word
NIB This is the only direct line to Providence, Via
Providence and Worcester Railroad.
CHAS. T. WOOD,
sup't New York ana New England
ap3 d3t Union Telegraph Company.
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MARRIED.

MARRIED.
In this city, ID, by Rev. Samuel Beane, Mr.. Henry R.
Hapgood Miss Maria Nj daugher of osgood Coser, all
Of this city.
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Real Gstote.
~ SEE FOURTH PACE.
"A FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN
III The Double COTTAGE HnrSE-

f757sf FOR SALE small stock Of Groceries, in
M good loeatoB tor business one good young horse
-iSA SOUND and kind, one thorough built new wagon,
two ) cord hand do fixtures, sc Also well built and
beautifully located residence with one acre Of excellent
iana nut trees, &C. situated Sunny Side all Of which
will he sold very low if applied for soon corner Of West
ana { etsant ttr Ct A. THAYER.
Worcester, April 2, 1857. d6t ap2
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Gentlemen visiting Boston respectfully invited to
all and examine our SPRING AND SUMMER
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURn

At TIoY,
At the residence Of A. ]. BROWN, No Main street.
"Wednesday April 8, at 10 O'Clock A. Nj.
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A. P. WARE & CO..
SPRING CLOTHING,

Would pectfury invite the attention of their friends
and the public to their very extensive stock of
SPRING CLOTHING,
Consisting of all the leadir popular styles of the
son. together with full stock adapted to hard service.
Especial attention is invited to assortment of
Spring OvercOats,
and Fine Business Coats.
Among which will be found some very attractive gar
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An1ll5enlents.
Tg7HE WORCESTER THEATRE.

Monday Evening, April 6, 1857,
viii be produced the great moral and regloua Drama
dramaiized from the world renowned work by Har
riet Beecher Stowe, in six acts and nine
n.n.l
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COTTON TWINE-25 Bales Cotton Wrap
~ ping Irvine, for sale by
che WIN. 0. SWEET CO., 1856 Main 81.
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and Fine Business Coats,


Among which will be found some very attractive gar
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The subscriber will continue the business at the old
stand where may always be found one Of the best assert
ment of Cloths and Ready made Clothing that can be
found in the city, and At prices that defy competition.
W. MECoRNEY Merchant Tailor
April ], 1857. eff 2l4 Main street.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03
CITY 0E BROWNYII.LE NE1IAHA- -COUNTY, M ~, THUT

1 4
wing Of the Patent 0hien building. to pay ae re-
servatfons due putt iron railing, and lay dotn the
netes sary tagging and FayeIaents one hIndra and
fifty rtlOa sand dollars. 7e
sec 3 AIad be Il further eHacted, That tin Joint
ressIutioil Of Congress ';t0 FIX the compensation oF
tho en1plGyees in the legislative departmept the
goveni1nefIt, and ID prohibit the alloWaneef the
usual extra compensation to seh receive t ben
efi1s thereof" approved the twentieth or JUl one
ithdnsnh eighthnBiFcd and fft3 -fve, which athaT-
ICES teaprlieatiOn Of the benefits Of said resIuti1a
TO the librarian and assistants and messenger the
hbraEyol Congress, be 20 construed as to alloy them
twenty prr eentum upon the Compensation prvided
eighteenhpndred and ffty=fOur, nakin. apF-opriaZ
ti0ns for Ihe ciSiI and diplomzitic expenses oov
erIlmtnt and the siid JOINT resolution shah of be
construed to the pu5licprinter for either brsaeh Of
Congress; and that 80 much Of the act atureJd the
third Of AlareA, eighteen hundred and fftyfve. as
reuires all blank books, binding, and ruIiE for the
seVeTi txecatJr deFnr tneuts shall be efurrshae un-
der the areeton and Pervsi0R Of tie Sdeerizsten-
dent Of Pubic Prlntng be, and the same if hereby
repealell. .rafU nr1 Al es-,f,.~
Ses.;I. lad BE !: further enacted THAI the proyi-
sion Of the act Of July twenty-sevena, eighteen
hundred and hfty-fTe, entitled IAN act to increase
the Salaries of executive and Judiciary officers In
Orsson, New Mexico, w azhington; tab, and Mime
SOFA which declares that the salary Of tie governor
OF New Mexico be, and the same Is hereby increased
to the sum Of three thousand dollars, shall be ees-
stIuo1 by the accounting officers of the treasury 10
be the full salary Of that officer as governor and as
superintendent II Eadian ahiIirs. q.
Approved, May Is, 1856.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03

! . I. -ar - an
pc disposed Of only as the work progresses, and the
SANE shall be applied to no other purpose alatso
ever And provided further That any and all lands
heretofore reserved to the United States By any act
Of Congress, or in any other manner by souIpstent
authority for the purpose Of aiding IN any object of
internal imprOy einent, or fer any other F1rpose
whatsoever, be and toe same are hereby resErFe to
the United States from the operation Of this art,
except SO far as it may be found necessary locate
the routes Of said railroads through such RESERVED
lands which ease the right Of way only shall be
g,9Pis2 P3 subject @ to the approval Of thessienE O
Sec. ,. And be it further enacted That the
sections and parts Of sections of land which, BY such
grant shall remain to the United States within SIX
miles On each side of said roads, shall not be sold for
less than double the minimnm price Of she public
lands when spldi shall any Of said Lands become
subject to private entry until the same have been
first offered St public sale at the increased rites
See. }. And be it further enacted; That Ehe said
lands hereby granted to the said State shall be sub
leet to disposal Of the lesatuFe thereCffor the
purposes aforesaid and other; and the said ra1-
roads shall be and remain public highways for the
use Of the Coz oTernment of the United States. free
from toll other charge upon the transportation Of
any property or troops of the United States
Sec. +. And be it further enacted, Thas the lands
hereby granted to said State shall be disposed Of by
said State only in uamerfOllOWing, that is to say
That a quantity OF laUd not exceeding one hundred
and twenty sections for each Of said r.adsy and
eluded within continuous length Of twenty niles
Of each Of said roads may be sold aiId when the 70
Of said StatOshai certify to the Secretary Of
the Interior that any twenty continuous miles OF
any of said roads is compIeted theE another quanti
ty of land hereby granted, not TO exceed one hun
drea aHd twenty sections for each of said rOas har-
ing twenty continuous miles completed as aforesaid
and included within continuous length Of twenty
miles of each of such roads, may be sold, and so
from time to time, until said roads are completed
and L any Of said roads Is not completed within ten
years no further sale shall be made, and the lands
unsoId shall revert to the United States
See. D. And be itfurther enacted, That the Uni
ted States mail shall be transported over said roads
such price as Congress may by law direct Provided
That until such price IS fixed by law, the Pos tmaster
General shall hove power to determine the same.
Approved, June 8, IS56-,,r srf- r--.rrr--,
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03

Two charming women were one day
discussing what Is that constitutes beauty
IN the hand. y They differed IN opinion as
much as In the shape Of the member
whose merits they were discussing A
young gentleman presented himself, and
by common consent the question was re-
ferred to him. 1T was aidelicate matter.
He thought of Paris and the three ged-
desses. Glancing from one to the other
beautiful white hands. presented to him,
which, by the way, he had a cunning to
hold for some time IN his own, for the
purpose Of examination, he replied at last
Il give 1t up; the question IS too hard for
me but ask the poor, and they viii tell
you that the most beautiful hand IS the
one that gives"
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03

some years s1nCe a young nlail t9lltiTJi-
ally importunedI Secretary ColsVIa For d
clerkship. At a$ aih ADVISES hip
70 90 West, squat, il1 q cabin, and iiFt
like q freeman. y5lEtista ronssipised
l.rrtsACcepta UleFkshlp here, and YOU Iose
at once all independence your energy be-
comes relaxed, and you are untitled IN a
few years for any. other and more indie
dependent position. I may give You q
place to-day, and / can put you out to-
morrow; and there is another man ovel
to the White Housewife can put5Hbe on
and the people, bye and bye, can put han
out, and 50 we 60. But if youpwn anacrt
of land it's yodr empire, and your cabir
] is YOUR castle-you area sovereign, and
You Will feel it In every throbbing Of your
| pulse, and every day Of your life would
assure me of your thanks for thus having
advised you.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03

~. 4
setler mas one year after he settles upOa
the land to prove up his presumption and
make payment for me land, and if he is
industrious and fragRls ne can save shough
during the year TO pay for $50 acres al
81 ,25 per acreZ 800. Alrain if the
settler ,hasmoney oeFihg to him, be can
come here and make his se4tlemoIt and
have a year to make his c0llectiens h,
which IN many instances would prn.e ofi
mutual advantage to both debtor and cTeGl
ditOf. If he has q land warrant be can
locate It upon his own pFe-enipti0n, ard
no Spectator can interfere with him.
To those whO desire coming West with
the view of settlement we would say. that
the best plan would be to come to the land
offices, and by obtaining = plat 81. two or
three townships they VII be able 90 make
a good selection wishaat any aonger of
interfering with other pre-emptors. Our
land officers are gentlemen ia every sense
Crf the word and will give all the aid in
their power to the actual settler; and we
/ wilIadd that theirfeelngs and synlpathes
4 are with the actual settler upon the pub
\ lie lands. Iowa and Nebraska offer great
inducements at this time to the men Of
small means who are in search of q home
end we particularly call the attentions Of
such to the facts above stated. Come Is
Iowa or Nebraska, you who have spent
half of your days in the East, and as yet
have only attained to the honorable sta
I ton of ''hewers of wood and drawers Of
water Iowa and Nebraska offers you
a home almost without money and without
price.
sg- ll-g fzE 7ra- l.,a
The above appropriate and well written
article we copy from the Council Bluff
BugIe, What is said as to the rapidity
with which that portion Of the country re-
ferred TO is filing up, together with lRdu-
cements held out to actual settlers is
tequally if not more applicable to this
southern portion of Nebraska. We could
1 'enumerate hundreds Of such instances Of
I prosperity as referred to by the Bugle.--
LED. ADv'R. a a-
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03
TPublic 43
AN AC
t;,utinr Public Lands To the State Of Niernsin to
aid in the construction ot Aaizos3s said

GRANTING Public Lands ID the State ot AieCRsin to
aii in the construction o. Aailrosas said
State 1C ~
Bs IL e,aeaed BE- taeslS,nafs ~ sHa~- ~ Repre-
,esl,,tfres sfis Uaited Sates o Aurrl Is Congress
as embed That thhere be and IS hcrcly graItel to
sF state az Wisconsin. for the F1Iq1scaf aiiing In
rli ianstr1eti5n Of railroad ffom 2,diSeE or Co
I,,b-,s5 by rhe way Of PSrtazs city e ths 81 Crox
-i,-er ar lake between toHBshirs tnsaty-ive and
7tliirtv-one and from thence z TIC Yea sra of Lake
.Supcrior- and 10 bayfield,; and aIs1 Tam Fond da
Ie osl Lake Winnebaso, to 4 ie gig alternate
sectiou Of land designated bJ pks rHraels for SIX
Sections in width on each sdc q gaet q s ii road
Iy,lt in case it shaii appear thas hs Hiet States
Ive- i1e,I tsc lines rrutes of sid r<ds def
,,itIv xetl soId sny sections. Or any sTs thereof
,rsofed a. aforesaid. OF. that g EEh lFe-enp-
tialn has attached % the sans, - n lawful
Efr any a-ert or agents to De - the gov
,arof s,iI 7Fase TO stlest, sltI i.Ie aFFrsIynl
r. tbe Se.rctarv 81 tho IHtensF Ger - lands Of
tbe United States Bearest o tils 81 sections
.I,, s1eefficsl - much land ID stsl sections,
Il - ARTS .sf ssessi0us as shall De- - sab ialds
/ - The Tinted States hare sod i|r FEise aRPEo-
rria.ed. en- 70 which the riyhls d eze have
sttsebcd is af,y-esai; which lasds Is Elected in
lien C th,ise sid and - which pr 1Ptitn rights
/ have astaisled. as afartzaid rosSee na the see
s;eDs and rarts Of sections, slss aat 81 ed aum-
- a Aforesaid. and a-eroIrissti sfoTUsaid
sLajl he Held By .tsls sfates ssresn fer the use
- 1,fo-sslsd Providta Taf lle md 70 be
- located shaIl, in ns Grse Be fafttsS au fifteen
H miles from the lInesDf said rs fctq g, farth-
H er. That the lands hereby gran.es ~ 2 account
n ss, ssassE rsalls sexerall shall g eng rpPlied
III IL the construction Of that rnz1 ice0E8i
oflwhich such lands aEs Ae - a-d snail
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03

Condemn no man for not thinking as
you think. Let every man enjoy the full
and free liberty Of thinking for himself
Let every man use his own judgment
since every man must give an account Of
himself TO God Abhor every. approach
in any kind of degree, to the spirit Ofper-
-secution. If youcannot reason or persu-
ade man into the truth, never attempt
to force him.into it. If love will not c9m-
pei him to come, leave him to God, ths
the Judge Of all.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03

A man tried in Boston for stealing a
horse and wagon, being called upon 20.
speak for himself, said :; .f n es'.
II have nothing to say m ParticulaF,-
The fact is, when get half OF two-thirds
drunk, L think everything belongs 70 ne,.'
Whereupon the Boston Pest makes tins
parenthesis; ,-,-s. ~ .,--..r
There are some very sober rpeople who
act as if they think Just as Joe does wh6n
he is drunk. . q 60 ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03

Z John PhEnix went TO the thealre once.
when Mrs. Smith was advertised 90 aP-
pear IN tlro pieces. After the perform
ance, he demanded the return of his mo-,
ney, for he said Mrs. Smith appeared
WHOLE during both performances.