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CcT.cpo.dtncc ofrhc I!scu:t Ee7a1lc.n1
Sxx OCEANS. March &C. 1:fo.
Latest accounts from the troubled Texan
frontier furnishes some fur her particulars Of
the recent ravages, and few cases of outrage
aud murder nut previously stated. bands Of
the hostile sasages etill furk ab3ut the extreme
frontier settlements, wLesa the people have
efforts Icing made to raise men and pursue the
maEauders wilt hare the effect If driving them
back to their fa.tnesscs, whittier it ts said tic
Rangers ere to pursue them with the E1ost re-.
lcnttess and exttrruinaslny vengeance. Such q
course is the only one thAt eau give peace md
safety to the long suffering frontier.
Tie details OF same Of the recent outrsges
and murders committed b. these brutal mon-
stcrs are most horrible and TeToltin-. Iu one
case, which I have mentioned before, they
carried an ~ three young girls and a nlarraed
Wotuan, and alter gufnE few miles into the
girls, and thcn scslpcd them alsrc aud TUNA
haUked them! On starting 10 leave the
bloody scsne Of this tragedy, the woman
partially recovered her tenses AID arose to u
sitting poStufc-lct bare encrimsened skull mad
blood streaming tace presented 2hastly specsa-
c:c when one of tue sarlges rtsusne aante teTni-
hated her sudcsin:s apdler life with blow OF
his hatenet- They thea proceeded on their
journey, and whe-, they ercAmped. kept tie
other two girls all n,,a', abu*ins: them in the
most shocking and shameful manner, and 10 the
| morning turned then, loose in the f.res: entire
| II naked, where they were atterward fouEd By
| thcir friends, more dead than alive. Ii
| another case, 8 nan and his two children were
murdered, The Indians seaipiug one Of the latte
alive. aud piercing the other IN numerous placer
viii. the sharp points Of arrows held in the
hand. The poor little creatures were alire nher
found, but lLe one that lad been scalped disc
soon afterward, and the othcr WAS past rec1r;
cry. lie. scalp Was not taken, proba' iy iu con
sequence Of 1Le sLortuess OF her huir, size be
ipEa mere child.
Deeds Of such fearful atrocity as these hare
been 80 often repeated that they begin to be re
gcrded With something like the Indifference
usually be-towed upon matters Of common oe
currence, and do not create the thrill of horro
that similar news would, coming from some IN
expected quarter Of our xast frontiers. Tier
WIS nothing worse, there co1!d not be, in III.
Spirit Laks affair, some time ago, in Southern
Minnesnsa, but it caused IN Intense cxcitensen d
throughout the whn:e United Ssat-s. and on
Of til. rescued captivcs uas naade heFeinc il
her travels through the country, ind, quit
properly become, il mistake moi, the rscipIeu
of federal bounty, TO indemnify her losses HI
suterinys.
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59,:esa & Grithttttr.



The ,,osit;ou taken br Mr, Thaddeus Hyatt,
Of New. York in eolug to the common
is1 !, Washington rather than appear be-
fore = COMMITTEES Of tile Senate on compu1siop,
bids tair TO puzzle those who sent him thither
sud 70 lead to fuller examination, either IN
the scuatc or the Supreme Court, than has yet
bcca had, into the power OF Congress 70 COM
pol tile attendance Of private citizens upon a's
Investigations. Whatever differences oi op'n-
ion may exist rs to the propriety Of Nr. hyntts
a.tiou-;t being underetood that he knows
nothing Of the Hazper's Feery affair which the
general public do not know, aud that lie 's
ready at all times to testify before tue commit
tee on ixr:taf;oa-st must he conceded that
the question assumes considerable Importance
which il is proposed 10 incarccrate a man ior
lie, Sho has been guilty Of no cFame. IL hna
been suggested TINT the senn'o WILL naso no
power to continue the term OF eonhnemens
beyond its present session, but this device lot
getting rid OF the elephant Will nos ans"e7' -
Mr.. Hyatt naay 50 scot free after the ADJOURN"
u,cat Of Congress, all tue other witncs-
scs IN all future investigations may
likewise refuse to testify, and make c1pia-
ton ly 4 few months sdourn in tue Washing
ton lock-up-tl:ua defeating the purp poses for
which the inquiries may have been Instituted.
l. distinction must be made between private
ci:izeEs and public servants Probably Con-
grcss may rightully constitute itself q judicial
tribunal in cases involving the dolioqucncies
or misconduct Of fanctionaries in the employ
uf government, but it is not so clear that it Las
the right to take on the powers and privileges
Ola court oflaw in other matters involving
tho liberty Of ,ls citizen. II John Brown vert
On trial for murder Or treason and it wert
shown by affidavit or Otherwise thnt Nj. Hyatt
was in possession Of facts useful to the jury il
determining upon lis guilt or innocence, i
wonld undoubtedly be in the power of COM
petent court to compel lis ATTENDANCE As
Hyatt simply cmtcrds that the senate IS no
competent coa:t.
-as !ues''.' - "%s'e W. '1~ -
haro been :ar bette: II Mr.. taya:1 haa soae DC
Gre the coaann:tee AHA ssssa tnesn 1ne CYL
dcncc, or The lack 0: cvlaencs' N LIS posses
slon. A We UNDERSTAND IT. HIS testimony
would fully asaai: huu OF al kno"leoGe o. o
eo.ap!iclsy with the Harpers Ferry 1rageag
while his refusal to testify subjects Inn, on Ill
record: to suspicion. ltl clear that no ia
resolved to settle tho question oi the power
Congress iu tic premises, ercn at the e1posar
Of Himself to lengthy term Of imprisonment
Having takca the step, We doubt not no vi
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3rtr Connecticut Efer5toHs- -.UArdsys fH the
Laltfr HHy~~HArrwns ON hfs Lsss
.1Eafa.-1hs 1UotE 7rads--FashfoHs fss.
fh.s srrf"s- St&suu.-Eeo. NIIkss In
LncE~-Kas~nttH or II, r. 6IeH6rt,
&C., etc.
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-uart's bronze Statue Of Henry Clay, nov
heing set up in Canal street, in new Orleans, IS
to be uncovered On the 18th Of April, when the
the oration. 49,
, 1860-03-30

ffi5-two hours. This can be reduced to 1oTty-
eight hours, and even considerably less, with
out requiring au unreasonable speed. The
roads south Of the Ohio are all in capital order,
well stocked, and managed mostly by north
ern men. Indeed so far as the running Of the
trains a:d tho address Of the conductors aud
agents arc concerned one would scarcely sup
pose that he was in the Southern States. In
the enti7o distance Of $50 miles between Co.
lu:nbus and New Orleans, We do not 1emem-
her to have passed through but one rock-cut,
and not more than three or four gravel pits.
To mako up for this deficiency Of ballast, tic
ends Of the rails arc firmly fastened together
By side strips and bolts, asd By this means the
roada arc kept in the bcstof running order. Wo
Ind with US several Of tho lending railroad
managers Of the West, aud it was their opin-
ion, frequently expressed, that these southern
roads were in all respects in as good order,
perhaps bottcr: and as well managed as tho
average Of northern railways.
- Commercially the opening Of this new line
will be found to be Of great advantage TO our
city and State Almos. the entire country
between the mouth Of the Ohio mud Louisiana
is devoted to the cultivation Of cotton. Thence
to New Orleans eugar is the staple. Hence.
tho -four, corn, beef pork and provisions Of ali
kinds are imported from the North. Formerly
these supplies wero brought from the Missls-
aippi riycr.- Nov the cities and towns along
tho railway eau be supplied directly from the
rich prai1iea Of Illinois. Pork was packed il
the early part Of the winter along the line O
The Illinois Central Railroad, in Central ant
Southern Illinois, and sent directly to Til:
Southern market. Tho planters have lonl
siroe found that it is most profitable for then
10 cultivate cottoa~and procure their supple:
from Outside sources
Then, also, in dry goods, boots aud shoes
harness, hardware, and most manufactured
articles, for long way down towards New
Orleans. Chicago merchants eau Offer induce
.nents, which must SECURE for her large por
ton Of the trade. Cincinnati Inns owed he
prosperity largely to her Southern traffic
People will trade where communication i
most direct and rapid and they can buy til
cheapest Western Kentucky, Tennessee, an
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THE NEW ROUTE To NEW or
LES ANS.

LIZ 4N$e
When the territory OF Illinois was organ
izcd, tho patriots Of that day gave it 4 coast
line Of somc ffty miles on Lake Michigan, SO
that by being connected with the lakes and
The lower Mississippi the future State might
become strong bond Of Union between the
Northern. aud the Southern States in any con-
trovcrsics that might arise between them.
Railway had not then been thought Of hut
their Introduction las now come 10 be regard
I'd as q commercial necessity. It is also be-
lcrsd that they have bound the different
States Ct tho Union together in bonds Of multi
III interest and good feeling which eau never
1,e brtkca. 0ne gigantic national work, the
Pacific Railroad, remains TO be completed, and
perhaps two others in the future, and then
the pcoplo Of the United States can devote
themselves quietly to the development oftheir
country. The next thousand years may then
10 spent in rest and increase.
The people Of the entire Union, and If The
West in particular, hare great reason to re-
juice thai a new line of railway has just been
opened between Chicago aud Now Orleans
The ferry Of twcnsy-one miles between Caire
and Columbus 30 far as passengers are con
c,rned, is a positive advantage to The route
In few years the increasing travel and traffic
between u,o North and the South will forc'
tie completion Of tlis short limo to point or
posite Cairo, and bridge the Ohio as well
That would doubtless be a work Of considern
b]c expense and difficulty, bnt whoever ha
seen the Victoria bridge at Montreal will rc
gard the bridging Of tho Ohio, at d near Caire
as comparatively a small affair.
The line as at p:esent organized betwce'
Chicago and New Orleans is composed CT ii
following sections.
4hlea.oso Cairo I'LL. tert. sS3 mt!cf
f4l TO CnurIhns fStt.iucF] cF]............-... n
to:aaLns n Jackson. Tcnn: u Acn!e ana ohio) =! :.
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4h|easo fn Cairo TIL. Cert S63 mi.
t:4l "io t:oun'ans tStc.,ncs>. y
to!a a;Lns n Jacks"I Tcnn u cnl!e ana ohlo) =!
ia :ktoa 10 tauts Mste. tAttha. CensEal...... em
Canton 10 tew Oh: IN. o. Jack. utt. NJ. ~.
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yVorce,ter rost Omce-wlnter Arrangeme n 1


Mails Close as follows:
Northern Worcester County, Vermont and New Hamp;
hire, via Worcester Nashua Railroad, at 500 a. H., and
are due at 100 p.
Fitchburg Lancaster Leominster West Boylston Oak
dale, Clinton, Lowell and Nashua, n H. at W a. m,
and S45 p. m. and due at 9l5 m, and l0O p M
Princeton and East Princeton, at 345 M and due at
City of Boston, $50 and $40 M, and 255 and 500
p, M and are due at Is a. M $50 and SIS p M
Maine, Eastern New Hampshire, and Eastern Massa
8. m, $50 and $50 p.
Rhode Island-( Except towns the Worcester and
Providence Railroad $50 M. and $50 and arc
due at y 80 a. M, and $50 p M ~ :, i, a 90
WAY Mail Providence and Worcester Railroad $50 p,
and are due at 40 a. m.
Westen-(All towns in Massachusetts West OF Wor
cester) 80 a. M. and are due at $50 r. IN.
Albany. (Westem New York and Western States,) ssh
e. nl and 400 p m; and due at 50 and 1905 p.
Springfield q M, and 400 p. m and are due at 9sU
o. M, $50 and Hos p
London Counties $50 and 400 and are duo
at $50 and ll.05 p. m.
Towns line Of Norwich and Worcester Railroad, and
New London and Windham County, Conn.,, lO.3O A. IN
nd are due at SIS am.
New York city and Southern States, $50 m and 400
m; and are due at $50 and ll.05 pm.
Barre, Barre Plains, Petersham, Paxton Dana, North
nd West Rutland. 945 a. m and are due at4O0 p M
Holden Rutland, North Rutland, and 0akhan, $3.50
m, and are due at 800 am.
Leicester g As a. m, and 43O m and due at 8 90
a. M. and 800 p. IN.
Millbury and West Millbury, $50 m and $50 p. M
and are due at $40 a M, and $50 p. m,
Shrewsbury, 3.5 p. m, and is due at 800 a.
Grafton, New England Village, and Cordaylle, $50 a.
m; and are due at $50 p m.
Framingham, South birmingham, Hopkinton, Ashland,
Woodville, Westboro', Northboro, Southboro Corda
vile, and Grafton, 255 p and are due at 9l5
Milford Mendon, Holiston, Bolton Berlin, $40 a. m,
Office hours from 100 m. TO 500 p sundays from
l2Dto II 40. p m. EMORY BANISTER P. Nj.
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aGaurrestrr Daily SpE.

PRESIDENT KIRKLAND's THREE RULES
During his administration at Cambridge, one
who was very grateful for the honorary title of
d. d. expressed his thanks fer the honor, and
inquired what were the rules or principles by
which they were conferred. DIR. Kirkland
replied, 1--WE have three rules
I've confer the degree sometimes on those
lUkO merit it, but we rarely have an opportunity
"The more numerous class comes under the
second rule-thoSe ,cho lcant It;
"But it is most frequently conferred under
our third rule-to those ,oho need u."-BOston
Transcript.
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MeolelnGs.
DYSPEPSIA RE ME- D Y i.

, T + Z A h e NJ + d Y
DIR. DARIUS HAMS
AROMATIC IINVIGORATING SPIRIT.
This Medicine has used by the public for six years
with increasing favor 1t is recommended to cure
Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Hearth Burn, Colo Palms.
Wind in the stomach, or Pains in the Bowels,
Headache, pfow5 boi;si kidney Complaints
II STIMULATES. Exn1kERATEs, iNv1eoRArEs, BUT WILL
NOT INToXICATE OR STUPEFY.
AS medicine it is quick and efecual curing the most
all other arrangements of the Stomach and Bowels in
1t will Instantly revive the most melancholy and droop
ing spirits and restore the weak nervous and sicky
Persons who, from the iludicous use of liquors have
dow nnd tie hat 56r1
immediately feel the happy and healthy vigoratng eff
cacy OF Dr. Hams lnvigorating Spirit.
WHAT 1T WILL DO.
DosE,-One wine glass full as often as necessary
One dose will remove all Bad Sp rits.
One dose will heartburn.
Three doses will cure Indigestion.
One dose will give YOU Good Appetite.
One dose will stop the distressing pains Dvspersia
One dose will remove the di tresSng and dsagreeabe
effects Of Wind or Flauence and soon the stomach
receives the nygorang Spirit the distressing load and
all painful feelings Will be removed.
One dose will remove the distressing pains of
Collie, either in the stomach or bowels.
few doses Will remove all distractions in the Kidney
Bladder or Urinary organs.
Persons who seriously afflicted with any Kidney
complaints, are assured speedy relief by dose two
NIGHTLY DISSIPATION.
Persons who from disspating much over night and
feel the evil effect of poisonous liquors. in violent head
aches sickness at stomach, weakness giddiEess c will
find one dose Will remove all bad feelings.
Ladies oweak sicky constitutions should take the
inviso ating Spirit three times day; ii will make them
strong healthy and happy, all distractions and
irregularities from the menstrual organs restore the
bloom of health and beauty to the carewon face.
During pregnancy it Will be found invaluable medi-
cine TO remove disagreeabe sensations at the stomach
Al the proprietor asks is trial and induce this he
has put up the INvIGoRATING SPIRIT i'll pint bottles at
SOC, quarts 81.
General Depot As Wator street, New Yerk.
For sale by W eeks Potter, Boston, and in Worces-
ter by Bush IL Co, James Green, ID. Scott NJ b. Green
y Co., Gould Andrews Charles sibley, Geo P. liar
low, and druggists generally. dlY f2S
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miscellaneous.
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FOR THE

~ n L II IN n VI II IN " L
UNITED STATES, GREAT BRITAIN. FRANCE.
And other European countries.
The subscriber, A PRACTICAL MECHANIC AND
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tents.
He continues to make Models and to prepare Specih-
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All business conlded to me will be promptly attended
TO at the lowest rates Usually IS cent lower than
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Being connected with the best Agents at Washington
and making frequent trips there, enabled to keep
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securing Patent for their inventions.
Inventors will find it to their advantage pu heir in
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person acquainted with the Patent Laws and proceedings
in the Patent office, as to securing their rights
All communications strictly confidential. Advice
mode of proceeding given gratis. Preliminary examine
tons made, comparing inventions with those already
same principles and advice given the probability
obtaining patent in saving from fifty
hundred dollars to the Inventor.
MODELS of all Inventions that require them, made
to order upon reasonable terms warranted answer
the acquisitions of the Patent Office.
Deeds of assignments recorded at Washington COres
of Drawings Specifications and other papers the Pa
tent Office obtained.
valuable works reatin" q raents, together with com
pete list of all = atents record Washington can
be seen my office, free of charge.
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SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Worcester, Mass.
at Mach Hall
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From Sept nth 1851 to June l7th 1855 the subscriber
in course of his large practice made ce rejected ap
pleatons SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE of which
decided in his ayor by the Commissioner of Patent
la3 deOdlY r Ill EDDY
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ID A p L r w RENO U s L
f. II, RICHMOND,
Nos. A and 8 Exchange Place,

Manufactures, and Is constantly receiving from the best
establishments, the following descriptions of Paper
which he offers for sale at very low prices, viz
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Fancy coLonED glazed and unglazed for book covers
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0 DRENIEK AND CYLINDER NEWS constantly ON hand
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nor SALE-THE HoUsE Ram AN

EOR SALE-THE HOUSE, BARN, AND
= ouTBUILDlNGs, with about one acre of Land, for
mery owned and occupied by Col. Dewitt Said estate
is of the finest country residences in Worcester coun-
~ Is about rs rods from the Depot and High Schools
mas fountain Of neverfaing spring in the kitch
Fruit Trees, many of which in bearing condition
All the above in excellent order and will be sold
in connection with IA of land near by desired.
For further particulars, inquire of Col. DEWITT, at
Mechanics Bank, Worcester the subscriber on the
premises. WIN NEWTON.
oxford, Feb Il, 1860. diff f22
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BURNETT'S COCAINE.

eY-A single application renders the hair (no matter
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conceded by all who have used it to be the best and
cheapest Hair Dressing in the World.
Prepared by JOSEPH BURNETT CO., Boston, and
for sale by dealers generally, at Soc bottle.
d2taw3m
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A MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS
II. III. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents,
(LATE AGENT OF U. S. PATENT OFFICE, WASHINGTON
UNDER THE ACT 1871

j.
UNDER THE ACT OF 1871
40 STATE, OPPOSITE KILBY STREET, BOSTON
After extensive practice of upwards of twenty years.
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or Drawings Patents executed liberal terms and
with despatch Researches made into American For
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in all matters touching the same Copies of the claims
of any Patent furnished by RENTING One Dollar. AS
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This Agency is only the largest in New England but
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These besides his extensive library of legal and mecha
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= FOR SALE OR TO RENT

Hill The large and commodious House. No. Is Orange
AAAA.street built by Rev. Samuel B. SWAIN and now
owned and occupied by the subscriber with the land
fixtures appeIainng 1t contains thirteen well finished
rooms with an excellent cellar, and two cistcrus
ter one cistern in the cellar and in the attic. Said
land has southern exposure and consists of nearly l6
600 feet, with nearly 100 choice fruit ami ornamental
trees thereon The good neighborhood, its prospective
situation, and proximity to Main street. make it desira-
bic resd for any business Possession given the
first of April next. The premises be viewed any
time. SILAS GODDARD.
5+t
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DARN FOR. SAJ,E.-Tbe subscr;bt

H'ANM TUh OALE.-Ihe SubScrlber
- offers for sale his Farm, situated in Paxton about
mile from the center on the road towards Leicester
II contains about Is acres, suitably divided moving
tillaSe and pasture. On it is twO-story Dwelling
house. with large barn. and other out-houses and two
excellent wells OF water The farm is well stocked with
apple trees Possession given the first of April next
Terms of payment easy For further particulars apply
to the subscriber, in this city, at Fox Rices mills
THOMAS RUTTER.
Worcester, Feb 49, 1860. d2w+
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$4,000 REWARDi

for anything that will surpass Dr. O. A. Hn,s Panac.a
ill., o ie u Medicines for the remedy of Gonorrhna
seminal Weaknesses Affections Of the Kidneys irrifa
r G 81 e Ureia Gravel and all the disorders Of the
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