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Disafection among the Border Ruffian
Sympathizers.


The Senate held a secret session at Washington
on Tuesday, in which the removal Of Judge Le-
comptc as chief Justice of kanzas was discussed.
Gen. Cass enquired what had become of the nom-
nation Of Mr.. Harrison te supercede Judge Le-
compte chief justice Of Kansas, which was sent
in to the Senate by the president some time ago.
Mr. To0mLs Of Ca, as chairman Of the commit
tee, replied the committee had not yet decided what
report they should make.
Mr. Cass'rejoned, with considerable feeling, that
il was quite time some action should he taken up
on the subject.
Mr. Toombs responded, that for himself, as far as
he was concerned, he was ready Is report against
it. lie thought that it was an arbitrary assumption
of authority for the president to attemyt to remove
a member Of the judiciary merely because his de-
cison happened to be contrary to his own wishes
The judiciary should feel, when giving their decs-
ions, that their places did not depend upon their
giving opinions coinciding with the views of the
csceu: i've. The act Of the president was such an
exercise Of ,;9wer should be checked by the Sen
ate.
Mr. Cass replied that however the Gaze might be
with regard to the members OF the supreme couI;
Of the United States, with regard to the judiciary
of the territories the Law had been settled by de-
csion OF the supreme court. 1t had been decided
that the president had power to remove the judges
of the territories.
Mr. Toombs dissened from such a decision If
any such had been made he should consider it I'M
constitutional.
The question was asked why the commite &c did
not report one way or the other.
Mr.. Toomhs answered that they were waiting to
hear Judge Lecomptcs defense.
There was some further discussion on the subject
of removing Judge Lecompte. The general opin-
ion seemed to be that the exercise of the power of
removal by the president was constitutional under
I the circumstances. The nomination Of Mr.. Spen-
Ger as marshal of Kansas in place of Donaldson,
was also considered.
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immediately proceeded to destroy it, and also no.
tilted the Chinese authorities that unless instant
reparaton was made for the insult offered to the
American flag, hostile operations would be COM
menccd. The San Jacinto, after landing DR.. Par
ker, U. ). ambassador, at Macao, Nov. 18th, re-
turned to Whampoa, and anchored off French is
land with the Portsmouth.
The details of the British affair with the Chinese
are substantially us heretofore reported. The sea-
men taken from British coaster by the Chinese,
were hired Chinese sailors Some Of the Chinese
forts were burned 10y the fire from the British fleet
and others were occupied by detachments of Brit
sh artillery; 100 guns were spiked. The Chinese
vceroy still refused to make PREPARATION, but sent
twelve persons purporting to be those taken, but
they proved not to be the same, and the British
commander, admiral Seymour, then opened fire
upon the city walls of Canton, and the vceroy's
palace, the royal artillery cooperating from the
captured forts, while the British steamer Barra-
conta steamed up branch of the river and threw
shells into the forts on the heights On the 2gth
of October the city wall was preached and stormcd
by marines and sailors under Com. Elliot The
viceroy's palace was also carried but the British
retired at nightfall. Nov. 3D. and 4th the old city
was shelled and on the 9th the Barraconta de-
stroycd % Chinese iunks On the 9th the Chi
nese renamed the barrier forts and fred into the
mail Gamer Canton on her way down. The Brit
| ish loss in these operations was trinng The
British and American ladies were removed from
Canton and sent with the treasure to Hong Kong
/ Oct. 23d detachment of marines from the t.
S. ship Portsmouth assisted in guarding the for
eign factories. British consul Parks officially in
formed the European community that the admiral
did not deem ii rxpedicnt to say what future meas
ures lac should adopt, but saw no immediate pros
poet of the restoration of quiet. The mail steamer
when leaving met n French fligatc approaching
the scene
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PRIZE CoYuNDRUMs.-Those who remember the
interest given to the Uniyersast Festival in Re
we're Hall some time ago, by the reading of org-
nal conundrums, and the reward of gold ring to
the author of the best, will be pleased to learn that
the same entertainment will be combined with the
enjoyments proposed for Thursday evening, Feb.
9th, at the Town Hall. Conundrums will be re-
ceiyed confdentially by the Rev. Mr.. Deere any
tme before the 9th of February. Particulars
about the Festival next week.
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DEATH or b. b. Messy, Ese.-We regret to
announce the death Of njamin b. Musscy, Esq,
the well known book publisher, which even. took
place yesterday, at the residence Of relative, Mr.
lrumbull, in Poplar street. lie was 81 years Of
age
Mr., Mussey came TO Boston some thirty years
ago, poor boy, and by his industry. prudence
and economy gained an independent fortune. lie
commenced business in Cornlill, and remained in
the same street until he retired from active bust
ness, but II few months since.
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To the Hon the Supreme Court Of The Of Vermont next
to be holden Moodstoc in the County Of Windsor,
the tenth lay after the f,uri Tuesday pcci 1856
TIVE PETITION OF THE UNDERSIGNED DANIEL
l.. DAVIS, Of Chester, in said County Of Windsor
respectfully ropr that Urapn In the County Of Wnd
ham, and Stat aforesaid the lth day Of oct 1862 he
lawfully married Ia BELINDA ca INNINGS, then OF said
Grafton That he lived with said Belinda In Chester aforesaid
til about the first day Of Oct 1883, when the said be-
linda wy deserted your petitioner and left the State, and
from that time hitherto hath refused To cohabit abide with
him
Your petitioner further shows that Che said Belinda for
long time past has lived, n cnbcd with William bar
Ing AMI both lntttcl adultery with said DNug Aml d.
y,rs other parsus.
Whcryffc be prys that c bands NJ inairmy heretofore
existing between them may I've dissolved
Chester, Dec 2j.i, 1856. DANIEL l.. DAVIS.
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A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS A

gans the Windham County Agricultural Society for
premiums awarded previous to the last year. will please for
ward Immediately to A NJ Abe Of Westminster, the
Of such premiums remaining unpadhe time when they
were awaricl,-and for what articles.
Westminster, Jan IS, 1887 2w3
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c,rArr or ynnMhNr. wc.imin.,cr. =.

oThe Probate Court r said Districl-To all persons
c,ic,l in the estate of AUGt s1l : WOOD, late Of
deceased in,cstlte- GRrrTIvGi
WHEREAS OLIVE WILKINSON, administrator II said
estate, proposes render of his administration
present his for allowance session ~ said
Court he held at the Probate Registers office in Grafton
ia said District the irst Wednesday ~ February, lSj7.
Therefore you hereby notified appear sail time AMI
place and object the allowance II sal you shall
cause. ABlSllAl STUDDAKD, Judge.
Townshend, Jan. 81, 1857.
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NOTICE. THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING BEEN

appointed by the Hon Probate Court the District Of
Westminster Commissioners to receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands of a persons against the
WARNER BUTT late Of Townsend in said District deceas-
ed and all claims and demands exhibited In offset thereto,
sS months from the eighth day Of December 1864 being al
lowed for the creditors exhibit their cans) hereby give
NOTICE that they will attend the business Of then appoint
mfnt at the late dwelling hoc Of said deceased the last
Mondays Of March and Of May next from nine O'Clock in the
forenoon to four O'Clock In the afternoon each Of said days.
JOHN ROBERTS, )c,,s.iono,s
JONAS TwITCiIELI, oO""''''0"''s'
Townshend, Jan. 9th, 1887. 3w2
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COMMISSIONERS notice.. THE UNDER,

COMMISSIONER NOTICE. THE UNDER
" signed having been appointed Commissioners, by the
Hon Probate Court III the District Of Marlboro receive cx-
anime and adjust all claims and demands of a persons against
the estate Of HOSEA KING late Of Marlboro, deceased aud
all claims exhibited in offset therefor and six months from the
sh day Of Dec 1850 being allowed for that purpose will at
attend to the business Of appointment at The dwelling
Of Ehenezer NJ Sratton in said Marlboro on the first
Mondays of March and June next from nine O'clock A. NJ
til four IN the =. NJ, on each Of said days.
ZEBINA WALLACE I a.
EBENEzER PERSON, No"''
Marlboro Jan 81, 1857. Swa
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CTATr or VERMONT, wiudhnm Conn-

~, ~. The fjregoing petition being prescribed 10
M that purpose and II appearing that the said Belinda Davis
Il without this STATE that prpcess cannot be served upon
herr Il therefore ordered that unce he given Ia har by pub
fishing the Substance, NJ the stl libel together with this nrlcr
three weeks successfully IN the Vermont phrniX printed ut
rnttiebar1, County u Mndhan, Ia this STAT, the last Of
which publication tn bc at lenst six weeks previous o. the
sion Of the Court ~ which said petition Is addressed, which
shall he deemed sufficient notice.
Given under my hand burlington, In the County Of Clen
den, this 18th day ~ Dec, A. D. 1850
, MILO l.. BENNETT Judge II the Supreme Court
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DEATHS

In this village, Jan. 18th, NANCY j., wife Of jefferson
Burnham aged 80 years.
In Marlboro, N. H., Dec. 90 LYDIA, widow Of Daniel Guns
mings, aged So years and months.
In Walpoe, Jan. 18th, EUNICE RUSSELL widow Of the
late Thomas Russell, aged SO years, months and days
In fitchburg, JAN H. ELIZA A. wife Of j. j. Piper Of the
Reyeile.
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"AuGusr II, lS55.-Durng the time have held the Office
Of Commissioner Of Patents H. H. Eddy, Esq Of Boston, has
been extensively engaged In the transaction Of business with
the Once solicitor lie thoroughly acquainted with the
law and the rifles Of practice of the Office. regard him
Of TIE most capable and successful practitioners with
whom have had official Intercourse. CIIAs MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents
Boston, Jan. !, 1851. ly2
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NOTICE. THOSE WHO ARE INDEBTED TO TIE
i subscribers by Note, Account Of than three
months standing, are respectfully requested to pay the
LYNDE X SHELLEY.
Guilford Centre Jan. 9Th 1887. 3w2
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NTANTED. ONE THOUSAND GOOD PALM LEAF
w HAT BRAIDERs For good HATS the highest mar
ket price will be paid. HOWE SHERMAN.
Williamsyile, Jan. 9th, 1857 3w2
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Testimonials,

"During the time occupied the Office Of Commissioner Of
Patents H. H. Eddy ESQ Of boston, did business at the Pa
tent Office Solicitor for procuring patents There were few,
any, persons acting in that capacity, who had much hui
Quoted with skill fidelity and regard MIR.
Eddy Of the hest informed and most skh Patent So
onrs in the United States and have hesitation in
ing inventors that they cannot employ person compc
and Trustworthy aud capable Of putting their app-
cations in form for them early and favorable
consideration at the Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE,
IaIa NnInnlss If linIiiai
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A CARD.
AMERICAN s. FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. H. EDDY, Solicitor of PATENTS,
HArE AGENT or L. s. PATENT OFFICE, WASHING
TON, UNDER THE ACr or 1870
TO STATE. ST.. opposite kiIby ST., Boston.

TON, UNDER THE Acr or 1880
10 STATE ST.. opposite kiIby ST., Boston.
a FTER AN EXTENSIVE PRACTICE OF UPWARDS
II twenty years. continues to Patents in the
m States; a IN Great Britain, France, and other foreign
countries. Caveats Specifications Assignments, and all Pa
Icrs Drawings r Patents, executed liberal terms, and
with despatch. Researches made ntn American Foreign
works. determine the validity utility u Patents or luyen
tonsaud legal other advice rendered in all matters touch
ing the Copies Il the claims NJ any Patent furnished
by RENTING One Dollar Assignments rcconied at Washing
ton.
This Agency is only the largest in New England but
through inventors have advantages for securing patents
ccraning the paetahly of inventions. unsurpassed by,
UNNECESSARILY superior to, any which he offered
them elsewhere The testimonials below given prove that
is MORE ST CCESSFI AT TIE PATENT OFFICE than the
subs,riEr; and as SUCCESS Is THE REST PROOF OF Ap
NANTAGEs AND ABILITY, he would add that he has
abundant u believe and prove that at other
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moderate The immense practice Of the subscriber during
twent, years past has enabled him tn accumulate col
lection specifications and official decisions relative to patents
These, besides his extensive library Of legal and mechanical
works. and full accounts ~ patents granted in the United
and Europe render him able beyond question: tn offer
superior facilities for obtaining patents.
All necessity " journey To Washington TO procure pa
tent and the usual great delay there here saved inventors
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d U M b Il II


CITY LUMBER ARD
Having purchased Of o. X. EARLE his interest in the
late arm of T. & 0. K. EARLE, would most respect
fully tender my thanks for the very liberal patronage
which has been bestowed upon the late firm for the past
eight gears and, at the time wO1 aid solicit eontin
nance Of the trade pedging myself that nothing shall be
lacking OF my part to merit the My past eight
years experience in the business gives knowledge
Of all the different markets. and many facilities for stock
Ig yard which will enable successfully pete
Iitha her arms, and even with the Boston market,
or the past year our late firm sold Lumber for the BOs
tOn trade.) ~-.i ~
Under the above circumstances take pleasure in call
Ing the attention of the public to my Stock which con-
nsts Of all kinds Of building and finishing Lumber, such
As this market demands, as follows.
Seasoned Pine Lumber of every descriptions for finish
Ing purposes Spruce and Pine dressed Floor Boards by
the Car load retail Southern Hard Pine of all dmen-
tions Cherry Black Walnut, and White Wood, with all
kinds of Lumber for Machinery purposes
SHINGLES, SHINGLES.
500 600 Shaved Cedar and Spruce Shingles
100000 Sawed Pine, Cedar and Spruce Shingles, at
VSices varying from $3.50 to $3.50 per thousand,
CLAPBOARDS.
Pine Clapboards, from to 10 feet long, dressed
Spruce 0 in extra, feet long,
Z" 7" Z" Mol, 6
(" sin. extra and No. l, direct from the
manufacturers and from Mills which under my own
directions and can warrant them equal to any in the
market, and will sell them by the car toad If wanted
W. . : HALE A MILLION
lIemlock Boards on the stick at different mills, which
can furnish by car load carpenters builders in any
az the towns lying the R. r. leading from Worcester,
In the rough or dressed, as may be wanted.
HOUSE FIR A M ES
And Floorings for the heaviest class OF bnding can
furnish at short notice, hsvving some ten or tyelUe
Mills at my control, and running exclusively for
Also Factory Beams Of any length up to fifty feet.
ONE MILLION LATH,
Ard more il wanted
N. B. My foreman, Mr. MOSES TAFr, a well known
contractor and builder in this city, having erected some
largest buildings his last contract being
Theatre 10 an experienced practical Carpenter which
will be great advantage purchasers, In regard guam
titles and quality which may be required, and at all times
will hold himself in readiness to wait upon all to their
satisfaction.
l. NJ E., l. M e.
In connection with my Lumber business am prepared
at all times TO furnish Lime, Plaster and Cement by the
load single cask, OF the purest quality at the low
est market prices and send IL all the neigborng
towns at such prices as cannot fail TO give satisfaction
Mr. LEWIS SMITH will give his exclusive attention to
the Lime department.
Persons wanting anything in my line, will do we'll 10
sail and examine before purchasing elsewhere All orders
by mail or otherwise, will be promptly attended 10
Washington Square, near the b. 4 W. X. r. Freight
Depot, Worcester, Mass,
THOMAS EARLE,
mch22 d4wisf Formerly I. O. X. Earle.)
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NOTICE.-The undersigned would inform his old
In oh customers and friends that he has takena room
ut No. 2O7 Main street. up stairs, where he keeps
Children's Carriages, Bird Cages, Birds,
Fishing Tackle, &c. for sale very cheap. Umbrellas
Parasos, Canes &c Altered Covered, and Repaired.
Puking in various styles; Eyelets set; Marking for
Embroidery from any pattern sent in Also many other
email jobs done, too numerous to mention.
~ Agent for the New England Dye House, Boston,
Please observe the sign of The Variety Storen oppo
ute Brinley Hall, No. 207 Main street, up stairs
APPS dtf P. YOUNG. Agent.
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CONSULTATIONS FREE.

DR.. MARSHALL CURES CATARRH.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES SORE THROAT.
DIR. MARSHALL CURES COUGHS
DR.. MARSHALL CURES ASTHMA.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES BRONCHITIS
DR.. MARSHALL CURES HEART DISEASE.
DIR, MARSHALL CURES LIVER COMPLAINT.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES DYSPEPSIA
DIR. MARSHALL CURES DYsENTERY.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES HUMoRs.
{ DR., MARSHALL CURES SALT RHEUM.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES sORoFULA.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES NERVOUSNESS.
DIR. MARSHALL CURES PARALYSIS.
DIR. MARSHALL CURES LUNG FEVER,
DIR. MARSHALL CURES CONSUMPTION
MTs Nj. could fill a thousand NeWspau
Fers with certificates from persons whom he has cured
when in the last stages Of every diseases want of space
prevents their insertion here but the Doctor can show
them from every town in the Union.
DIR C. Howard Marshall is the only
Physician in the world who thorouhgly Cstarrh
and completely eradicate it from the System He is the
most successful as well as the cheapest Physician in
America, and has restored to Health and Strength
$4,000 SUFFER ERS!
DIR. G.. Howard Marshall has no Snuhs
for sale any of his valuable Medicines be obtain
Cd of any other person than himself
This Winter and Spring, for the greater
Convenience of persons residing in this State Dr. MAR
BHALL will have all his letters directed to him at the
Bay State House, Worcester instead of the ST. Nicholas
Hotel, New York as formerly.
The First seven Days of Each Month,
DIR, M AR SHALL
viii be at the
BAY STATE HOUSE, WORCESTER.
DR.. H. be consulted, and prescribe for equally as
well by Letter as in person.
All Letters left at the above Hotel, at any time during
The month, will be promptly attended to.
DIRECT ALL ORDERS Or LETTERS TO
DIR. G. WARD MARS HALL
Bay State House, Worcester.
Jan. 81. 1857. d1y j22
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GUNS, PISTOLS, CUTLERY,
E A CY GO Cd s, e. o.
The undersigned have in store and offer 70, sale an ex
,ellent stock Of the above articles,
WaicheE-Of F. Adams sons, Jules Jurgensen's
James Nsrdin's, and To0ias's manufacture
observation-disclosures, Mosaic and Cameo; Ladies'
and Cents Gold Chains. of every variety of pattern
Observation-Disclosures, Perriscopic AMI common glass
In Gold, Silver, Steel and Plated bows, adapted for ali
sights.
French Clocks of different patterns, in Marble
Gilt and Bronze Covers.
silver and Plated Ware-of every style, with
an endless variety of Fancy Goods.
Guns-English, Double and Single Barrel, Stub and
Damascus TTist.
Pzstois-oo'ts', Chicopee and Warmers Reyolvers
emth and NELSON'S Volcanic Repeater Aliens ceebrat
ed Breach loading Rifle, and 5poltsmen's Equipments
of every variety,
n 8. Watches and Jewelry repaired, and warranted,
FISK & GODDARD,
1876 Union Block, Main street,
mchl9 d&Wtf Worcester. Mass.