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stoves, stoves,
great variety, both and second hand which will
be sold very cheap

The CrOckeTy Department.
Embraces good assortment OF White Iron Stone and
China Ware; also, Blue Mulberry and all the common
kinds Dining aud Tea setts together with Gold Band
China Tea ses, Vases Glass Ware and Table Cutlery.
Plated aud Britannia Ware Tea Trays Casters and Lamps
oil all descriptions, and IN great variety always on hand
and at prices that cannot fail to suit the economical
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MEDICINES.



GRAND MEDIG SAH4 EsTABLish-
1911 Main Strees. WOrcester.
The whole need not physician but they that are sick
voice fr0n Natures Garden. Or. @. HILL
formerly Of Boston, graduate from the school Of Ms
ture aud independent BotaEic Physician success
his Diploma His Matera Medca-Fafure'S boundleSs
Vegetable kingdom. Fis general hesdQuarters-Wor
cester, Mass where all orders must be addressed, to
insure attention DR.. Hill viii send hio medicines to any
part Of the Union
The Doctors Medicines prepared expressly for tn
following complaints
Spinal Complaints, Difficulty Of Brf sthing,
Kidney Difficulties, Infuenss, Headache,
Gravel Complaints, IEsntivlty Of the Mind,
Flnor Alhus, Vertigo in the Head,
Whoopine Cough, Epilepsy. Epieptc Fits,
Pleurisy, Splitting Blood,
Oostiveness, Involuntary passing Of Urine
Fever and Ague, Pain in the Side and Back,
st. Vtus Dance, Salt Rheum, Bronchitis,
Fits Diarrhusa, Lock Jaw, Commissions,
Papitstion Of the Heart, Dyspepsia Dysentery,
Coughs, Piles Scrofula, Ruptures, Ulcers,
Rheumatism, Jaundice, Worms, Erysipelas,
Overlooking Of the Gall, Liver Complaints
gTThe Doctor has safe and remedy for all FE>
MALE COMPLAINTS, discovered and prepared by him
self An private difficulties treated with success and in
strict confidence. dIy n3
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Superb brick buildings beautifully located on the Rail
road near Saratoga Springs. Superior facilities for Nh
SIC Paintns and French Students received any time,
ana charged only for the residue Of the Diplomas
awarded to Ladies who graduate Send fer Catalogue,
with full particulars. Rev. JOS &. KING, A. NJ Pin
cipa Fort Edward div SD
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A n G Y Il 4 q il
d. NJ. KNIGHT s. ~.

ENGLISH, FRBNOH, & GERMAN FSYOY GOODS
Nos. 20 and Is Vesey street, (UP SiGirs,l betVesH
BTOdJCdy and Church ST Ger, WelO York.
C0MBs.-Bufilo, Rubber aud B5gn Back Combs, in
great variety Twist Dressing, and Ivory Combs. BET
IoNs-Whalebone, Gilt, Lasting, Mohair, Twist, Bone
Metal, SILK, Agate, &c. BRUSHEa-Hair Tooth, Nail
&C. Linen Thread Spool Cotton, edles, Pins, hooks
and Eyes, Hair Pins, Eiastics Whsebone, Linen and
Cotton Tapes Linen and Cotton Bobbng, Scissors Thin
ees and great variety Of Fancy Goods and Fans NC,
all chsap for cash. d1y fZS
HI Err o SEN Oil $
AA Distilled from Coai-secured by Letters Patent
Kerosene Illuminating OIL. The light obtained from
this Oh exceeds in briancy that of any other oil or mud
heretofore discovered inexplosFe and viii remain i'm
pd in the very coolest weather
The Company recommend as the lamps best adapted
to this OIL the Kerosene Lamp manufactured by the fol-
loving parties: Messrs Cornelius Baker, also, Dyott,
Of Philadelphia e. v. Haughwout Co, 4SS Broadway,
the Brooklyn Flint Glass Co., 70 Broad street, Diez
Co. 132 William street. L. Mereier 1871 Elm st eet and
H Edwards A Duane street, New York. Samples OF
Company.
Kerosene Lu6ricating OIL No. l. Prepared to suit
the finest and all othe, kinds of machinery; burns bril-
hantly in locomotive head lights car lamps and all the
ordinary solar and hand lamps, and stand as great de-
gree Of cold as best sperm OIL and is admirably adapted
to railroad and steamship dse.
Kerosene Lubricatiag Otls, Nos 2and g. Superior
Lubricatos, and will be found to possess advantages over
any oils in the market prices-Wiil net burnand
have been thus prepared to meet the requirements of rail
roads and others.
Kerosene Btnnaole Oil Prepared expressly for Ships
usGs ouu WIN HS iouuu duulThuly audpltu lpF uiS VI
steamships, en-of war; merchant vessels lat and river
craft and burns in all the cabin, stateroom bnnsce fore
castle lamps, signal lanterns, &c.
Binnacle Oil will remain fluid as long as best SPERM
and will burn all night without requiring be trimmed
an advantage that wilt be obvious every shpmaster
The Kerosene Oils han be obtained from the Wholesale
Oil Dealers, Ship Chambers Druggists, and Grocers in
New York, and the regularly appointed Agents Of the
Company in many of the principal to and villages OF
the U S, the Canadas, and the island of Cuba
Local Agents appointed lin conformity With the rules
established by The Board Of Tustees on application to
: AUsTENS, General Agents Kerosene Oil Co.,
Nc. SO Beaver street. N Y.
N B. Circulars, with full particulars. testimonials,
prices, &C, will be forwarded appIica ion as above
je22 d1y
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O. FARM FOR SALE Situated IN the
#,,s northerly part Of Nlbury, two miles from Ar.
-,A mory Village, two from Quinsigamond, aud four
from the City Hall In Worcester 1t contains 140 acres
Of land divided into moving pasture, tage and wood
land The orchard consists Of than i've hundred
grated sppe trees, producing the choicest fruit; Also
pears, peaches and grapes 10 abundance The buildings
are large two story house, arranged for two fam
lilies, barn, recently built 80 by 40 feet with cellar
under the whole carriage house, sheds, &C. Pure soft
water brought by aqueduct to the house and barn II
any object 70 lead pipes Tor CULINARY purposes, tn
wen Of excellent water with the sold oaken bucket" Con
nsced With the trm 10 milk route, the bus mess OF
which exceeds 500 per month. To any DESTROYS Of
engaging In the milk business and the growing Of fruits
sna vegetables this place unsurpassed 10 this vicinity,
Dehg well adapted 70 this business, and It's proximity 10
'hs CITY will afford ready market for ts prod uce.
hotiurther particulars inquire Of A. WOODWARD, 81
issea. ~ n n tvhnnvvh IN
mihDuly, sept 20, 1857. deodkwi s28
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Terms:
One copy for one year............. 50 90 and gift
One copy fer two years. so and gifts.
One copy for tn years. SIS 90 and gifts.
One copy fer five years......-...$8 90 and gifts.
AND CLUBS
Three copies one ear...............$5, and gifts
Five copies year.......... S, and gifts
Ten copies year. and 10 gifts
TWenty-one copies one 80, and Il gifts
q The articles be distributed are comprised in the
following lst:-
Packages Of Gold, containing. $500 each
do do do ............ 200 each
10 do do do ............ 100 each
10 Patent Lever Hunting Ossed Watches. 100 each
20 Gold Watches ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rs zach
90 do ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 60 each
100 do ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so each
800 Ladies' Gold Watches. ................. IS each
200 Silver Hunting Cased Wa ches. ........ 80 each
500 Silver Watches. ................$l0t to % each
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
Fora Edward Instisute. y. Y.

$32 80 F EAys 4ur ToR IN B9 9slRIo
English, the Teom Of Fourteen Weeks, umencing
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- FARM FOR SALE IN HOLDEN
s pleasantly situated eighmiles from Worcester and
zssh one and half miles from Holden Centre on good
road containing hundred and ten acres well watered
aud the moving pasturage and woodland suitably divd
ed with good fences, mostly OF stone wall. The buildings
are cOmmodious and in good repair There are good
schools in the neighborhood and there is good market
for all the produce Of the farm at village only quar-
ter OF mile distant Terms liberal For further partics
ulars apply to LEE sPRAGUE, Esq, Worcester, or to
IRA BROAD, Holden, or the subscriber.
CHARLOTTE s. sPRAGUE, Holden.
n25 w3m*
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nasn NERcHANTs. cLERKs. nooK.KEEP.

T2al5Ty NIEhttiANASs NLEkkS, ID0k-AEHp-
G/ ERS those intending 10 become such should ead at
- a once those new pocket Hand-Books, entitled now
TO WRITE" HOW TO TALK" "UOW } BEHAVEH
and especially HOW 70 20 BUSINESS" A Pocket
Guide to Success in Practical Life. Choice Of pursuit. with Legal
and Commercial Forms Price 30 cens-mun 50 cents One
dollar will pay for the four works in paper, % large
handsomeybo volume They will be subscribers by
first mail postage prepaid by FOWLER WELLS sos Broad
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d. FARM FOR SALE The subscriber of
M ers for sale the very valuable farm well known as
sA- the "Thaxter Farm,' situated in the northerly
part OF Worcester three miles from the City hall It
contains ~ acres Of ch oe land in good Of cul
tivaon, well sitnated and with beautiful southern ex
posture. The buildings ample for first class farm
and in good condition, the barn be three years old
The situation is OF the desirable for milk farm
to be found in Worcester or vicinity There are about
len acres of young wood upon the place. and both honse
and barn are supplied from springs Of the purest water
The farm is well stocked with the choicest varieties Of
frut adapted for the market and home use The te ms
OF payment may be made easy the purchaser with sat
isfactOry security. Inquire Of the subscriber.
JalS dW&S&wn FRANCIS N. MERRIRIELD.
- FARMS! FARMS!! FARMS !!!-
Gag The subscriber continues to give his personal aen
I@3l2Ltiol to selling Farms number wanted IN Wor
cester County near Railroad Stations, with good build
ngs, fer persons constantly applying No fee is required
unless sale is effected. All letters will receive mmedi
ate attention. Also for sale great variety of Farms
ranging from $1,000 TO $4,000 Direct by letter, or
apply to o. Q. C0NLEY, Real Estate Agent,
jy22 d2taw&w4W No. 10 State street Boston,
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ZS-S&-M FURNISHES an elegantly Engraved
Plate with 30 Cards for Visiting for st75 others
Ne AsaSk,N charge s3OO-l0O Engraved Cards for We'd
saHS dnes, for s275i others charge s4,50-l00 We'd
KfsB;SsI ding Leyee Cards for s450 others charge s70O
Hsa un Cards and printing from old plate, LOO
lkE 5tyISA others charge $500 Wedding Envelopes and
SsiSsAhs Cake Boxes nj various pTcs Initial stamp
ing With every Plate and pack Of Cards,
n conyenient CARD CASE will be given till Jam
a.. ~, . uary lste by T.. A. TkULON l49l Washing
ton 81, directly opposite the Old South Church Bos0n
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81 PALNER'S PATENT LEG is worn by up
wards of TWO THOUSAND individuals, with ast0nish-
ing success and stands unrivaed in America and Eu-
rope Awarded the GREAT MEDAL" at they ords
"A Exhibition in London SILVER MED Al ut the New
l ! York Crystal Palace and HIGHEST PREMIUM At
So Annual Exhibitions in the United States. Pamphlets
Of Information sent free by mail, by PALMER 8 co,
Manufacturers 10 Green street. Boston, (removed from
- Sprngield) Mass, or 1913 Broadway, New York.
- Beware Of Imitators
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ffss.t FARM FOR SALE In the Westerly
.;. part OF Petersham containing $50 acres Of land
NJ. with good buildings aud good supply OF ait
with abundance Of wood and timber, two or three cows
and farming tools II wanted. Terms LIBERAL or will ex
change br property In Worcester. Inquire Of CHARLES
WHEELER, Of Petersham, or Of
BENZ. WARDsWORTH
n26 w2t6d2tawiMehls So Main street.
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d. FOR SALE OR TO RENT. - The
Ia. Honse, 20 Providence street, situated near the
~ Female Collegiate Institute, commanding one Of
the best views 10 the city The house has fourteen rooms
is nearly new and in good repair. The lot upon which
stands is hundred feet front and hundred and
twenty feet deep, covered with choice fruit in bear
ing condition The house arranged TO be occupied by
one two families, The above scribed house will be
sold or rented very cheap For further particulars in
quire Of o. p. sHATTUCK,
decl6 deodN No. 2Amerc2n House Block,
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To de Editor Of lie Emiy;axt AM Joarnnl:

To tie Editor Of Tie EmiyIaxt AM journal: ioa -.
Sin; The singular spectacle nov presented by the
city Of Nininger steadily towering up to emiuence, not,
vithstandipg the general ,stagnation throughout the
country, affords IN evidence of the wise policy of selling
town lots 1t moderate prices TO actual settlers. The cit
Gems Of Nlininger have recently seen how the once al
parently thriving town Of Hastings has collapsed aft.
being in the hands of the parties Who make their Vi,
tins mad before Destroying Them The hallucinati, n
was notorious, and the result was not unexpected, hav.
ing been correctly predicted last spring in the columns
Of the leading papers in the Territory. b st s
The moo wise men of the East who will emigrate
to Minnesota on the opening Of navigation will not reck.
kssly invest thousands in q building lot in a new town !;
they will want value for their money. III ATS
2 Let the Niningerites take warning from the fatal
blunder Of Hsstings and profit bysitg Let them not
vacillate from their hitherto prudent courselOf, letting
their moderation be known to all men; certain p~tr
fx.ns. Let them give = hearty reception to those per.
sons from Hastings who, having been the victims of mis-
placed confidence there, desire now 70 embark in bust
ness 1t Nisinger. Let it be demonstrated to them that
they can kept the bulk of their profits at Nininger in
stead Of paying them al for . business stand at Hast
ings Let the undeniable fact be kept before the public,
that in the town of Niaiager twhose rapid progress dur
ing the last sixteen months equsls anything ever known.
in the best times,) there has 6eese.s vsdwe ixf,tiun in
he prices Of property. Let tho Niringerites sagacioas-
y nurse their present prestige. Aagsa est y~erit.s, ct
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS crsie. +. P.Faa
. UPPEa NlNINGEs, Jan. 10, 1865. sa 8
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at 2atf4 - ~35lAARNOOO OpNOW W0pWO sygif91rt 4s@i
The settlement Of the difficulties in Kansas seem to
be drawing to q close. The idrnil stand taken ~ Sena.
Tor Douglas against forcing the = ,ompton Constitution
upon the people, without submitting II for their appro,
bation, is generally sustained By al parties asthe North,
AT. the South also, Gov. Wise, of Virgins, and many
Of the Senators, have expressed themselves in favor OF
the ground taken BY Senator Douglas. With such .
powerful demonstration - already arrsyed against the
expressed policy Of President Buchanan, it is evident
that the prediction.o OF Senator Douglas will be verified,
and his opponents will sdniit that he is right Even ii
Congress was willing to accept the Leconapton Consti-
Ttuton-which is now more than doubtfal-the action oi
the people in Kansas i likely to terminate the difficulty
ty the legal courseoprovided Tor them 70 vote it down
s'the election doi the Sch inst. .sp fa a
As We stated last veek, the rumor ofa battle between
q party Of Free State men and the u s.. troops, is
untrue, Il had for foundation ! dispute shout SINE
claims, which resulted il . iroos among the settlers, but
NO troops we're there. 1Aas sb s728sa7 ~ IA +
Q a party Of men ii, Lawrence, under Col. Eldrdge,
made y demand on Gov. Denver for the arms taken ifrom
! company last year while coming into KanssS They
we're given up after demdrring q little, under soinu
conditions.
The people throughout the Territory were preparing
totske part ID the eleetioe en- the 4th inst. The Free
State, party had nouinated George W. Smith, Of Lsw.
renee, a. their candidate for Governor, and their present.
Delegate to Congress - their Representatives Many
of che Journals and leaders who had hitherto acted with.
the party in ~opposition = them, have declared their in.
teasicns 70 aid them in voting down The Lecompton Con-
~sdtstion, and against al who sustain its,;ssrg ;dfsd
IA was ASSERTED there VA no truth in 1.-THE statement
The acts q the Territorial Legislatars we're multi.
fed on Account OF the omission Of some formally. The
Lecomptop Consultation viii therefofs abeFated' against
By the Free State party. The HssaAiis@ Freedom be.
iisnes .shst the vote sgsipst i will be near ~. QOOssThe
for the eoastitptioa On the 2lsts Dec. apountedso
soo T iv'vys- -rs. 70 TAR seems
Inc course taken ~ Governor Des s--Asha
% be satisfactory to the people. He has recogn'4.-..
against election frauds, passed by the late Legis-
aturc, and says be il determined to enforce them.
The weather has, been very fine all through the mouth
If December, and outdoor. labors carried on As usual.
The various rumors about Gen. Lane being killed,
he Herald thinks, are got up for political effect, TO keep
bis name prominent but without his connivaace.
The Dsasocrat haf Ksnsas adyiees Of the 7th, which
the following Pro-Shvery 1sajcrities:
Kic.poq, S64; DOniphaa coastys sllJ johnson
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make : teaisbine vke6eyet ~ seov 6t: but he 800 a,
: yifs ana ohjldsen may kNtsfhsve forty aerss Il 81
l1d yishia psaeI q sshg0r,s6ss than ten tinss iofty
49, 90 sonooE.ouss ~, k>1ss os soen w.Il e. tos
ss,. or n ir.i.rd !. "a ~ wv 1s sss.R q 80 w.
~ Is Door IN coin brtl 1eh = S;firssS sStSS YssS 81
ccsnty today 20 invitisg a ~ &&aaMes
Again in AoJh1ss Of wv 1Ms3nafT 1tIS{4d ~
0assapesl3 txattheMy1frrN
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f*s %W $500
,-E 1x &. s:r 49,
EI5k*& w - a. PHI aoeecg!ssnD - IN
nseseaIs !. bsssoeW ko2Nsy m en.a4$9le se.Dty
go: h sslFooooeo- 80 ~ ereRe SDmeseM Tor
ssss " $3.50. -.
Aa b. %aa1k oenate aspraeg ~ geIaa9etq tbe San
81 &44!..~*aIl .n'e! snoss - g terrible
FO1seges ~ lnelsns ~. hnsnuhgtssed lev drssken
yaesesnas i.1ens, nor over nve "a number, we're l0a6ng
snons, : ssss1aen called Washington. A story Sas
starred IN y uEAul thst the people there we're in imaui.
49, ~ - = eAPeceeo ateck % ? large party Of
1919 1917. sesapeny q sMnneeers was got up and
1870 ~ = y .oe ,cene q oangefs settlcss It Sua.
re .e5e sorpf,,ec one mora'ng. 2 - the company
1885, 80 81 .Ss,r n !. esssys I'll 'ntox'c.ted, and
s7z ~ "a Is. ~, r.. 80 GrwAaA
~ =. ~. |; HsqspeeIs, Dut not
b. s.ssss 81. ~ ~ - ~ 49, retnsa.
u. .as ~ h i - 8 - crn Z. s.saeei@ ahis qnix-
$780, q :. mezsir . ..,ss ;ss.ssrss es5s1 -
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A few weeks ago Ne referred to 4 project Qpcs en-.
{ rtained BY the British Government, Of constructing a
Pacific Railroad through their Possessions-e 81 this Con,
t.nent. We showed how fse}hS ind sdvaStae boas aeh
a road would be, and - the anne Aneveptsnsd belief
that the scheme wossld be sSSvived as soopgs, she intsss.
ton of our Govsrpumeaa Lbe6&e YInnaMsu Seuld
choose a southern route for the Pacific Railroad. By
the Africa, which arrived ut New York on the 10th inst.
the following intelligence is reported
The Morni.g Post, taking the key from the Presi-
dents Message, advocates tie construction Of 4niiroad
to the Pacific through the British American Provinces
have not seen the s-ofr the road. which is
here spoken Of probably none have yet been made.
It is more than probable that only that portion Of the
road from Selkirk, above Pembins, on the Red River
Of the North, directly across to Xancouver's Island,
would be undertaken at present. Connections with
that place would soon be formed The. lines chartered
in Minnesota would have life, infused into them, and
they would be prosecuted with vigor, as the best, and
shortest connection with the Provincial roads and the
route to the Pacific. '7f2H's9g0 20 aioS .ij IL u
The roads already built, with those under way andpro-.
jected, would make the line complete and continuous TO
Selkirk by tine time the road was finished from that
point to the Pacific. The distance between these two
points is hardly one quarter Of the whole length Of the
route, and is well adapted for railroads, being compare
lively level, and free from deep SHOWS in winter time.
How advantageous it may prove to our. State can only
be surmised, bu, it should certainly be regarded with
more favor than the proposed southern route: The ten
dency of emigration to the North, West will not only be
but vastly increased whereas the calcula.
ton Of those who favor the southern line is to divert
the tide of emigration to the immense southern terrific.
ry. Minnesota, with the British Pacific Railroad passing
through it, will be largely benefited in every way-its
own borders will be quickly populated, and north and west
along its boundaries, will also become settled to its great
advantage. ,. s4" 3 s@ q 9fs@9 ' -.
The building of such a road as this may be looked
upon with incredulity by our citizens, but they will no
doubt be enlivencd into activity before long, by the i'm
pulse given to our pro perity by this very project. islt
only remains for our Government to make its final de.
cision for the southern route to insure the immediate
commence ment Of the British Pacific Railroad.
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aNoslce sr s,e,i,rsn.

! Notice is hereby given that a petitio6 viii be presented
to the Commissioners at their next meesing fafer thirty
dats from this date,) for d Public iiosd,S beginning at
Spripg Lake Mil, thence up through the bfhf. where
ths road ha. been partially built ~ iFoote 4 Basset,,
thence NE. to the \, N. sngis of the 8. n, quarter Of
sseGtionps No, IA, township No is, north fsRangc Is.
% the fifth ppf1iucipal meridian; thence essterly to
xhers i Day fntersect with some street ID the CITY Of
Nihibgg6. 81 2sssa s9t Ha
! Spri9eELsEe,, Dakota Co, Min.,, Dec. 2a.,ls57.