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o. be Eet.

no LET-A Tenement of six rooms in
a good order, with garden if desired. Apply at 9S
Chandler street. diff apl
A TENEMENT of six or seven rooms.
IA the corner of Main and Beaver streets to rent
with use OF barn. Inquire OF A. BANGS, the prem
lSes. dtf mcb26
EURNIS HE'D ROOMS TO LET-To
Il Gentlemen Inquire at f. d. WaIner's, 81 Main
street. opposite the Central Church. d2m apis
TENEMENT TO RENT. "A good up
"A per tenement of five is to be let for sos. In
qulrr at No Vernon street diff apl0
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4 CARD-THE AMERICAN WATCH

Al
IA COMPANY, of Walt am, Mass, beg9 to call the
attention of the public to the following emphatic
mendation OF Watham Watches which has-heen polite
~ given by the leading practical watchmakers and jew
elers throughout the United States, The entire list of
signatures it in the Eastern States is quite too long
for publication in advertisement; but the names
presented will be recognized bv those acquainted with
The trade in this vicinity being in the highest degree
respectable and influential At their establishments
NAV ALWAYS found the genuine watches of the Com
pgnys manufacture, in great variety and at uniform
prices
land fIllv represented in this list will appear
adv
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miscellaneous
THE WAvERLEY PERFUME

This new and elegant Extract rvang in richness and
fragrance the finest productions of Lubin prepared
with great care om the choicest and delicate per-
fumes needs only be used prove itself an inds
Prepared OILY by JOHN Q. HILL, Apothecary, Me-
chancs Hall Building Worcester Mass
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"The undersigned, practical watchmakers and dealers
in Watches having bought and sold American Watches
for number of years past, and having dealt all kinds
of foregn watches for much longer period of time beg
to state that they have dealt in watches which,
class or in individual instances have been more sat
isfactory to Il emselves and customers whether in
spect of durability, beauty of finish, automatically
correct proportions accurate compensation and adjust
1t, of fine tmekeeking results, than those
featured by the waltham Company"
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ORSON N. HEATH'S NOTICE.

To my patrons, customers, and every friend
My thanks to them for their past custom extend.
And nope by attention to business my old customers to
keep. - =
And TO get many new by selling very cheap;
BUT to them and the city people will say no MORE
FOR TO them u is well known what sell in my store
70 STRANGERS AND TRAVELLERS
10 you 1t may not be well known, will merely say
For Edwards Crockery call (EXchange street is the
wav = y
To the Political Exchsnge) Here all kinds of House
furnishing Goods keep, NY
For Wooden Ware. BRO Oil Cloths and csrpes harn
| offer very cheap.
For everything 70 furnish kitchen table, CALL
Here YOU will
All kinds of Furnishing Goods cheap as cheap can bo
TO HOTEL AND BOARDING HOUSE KEEPERS
keep Feather Beds CCmlorters, Mattresses and ev-
cry thing To furnish your house except furniture
and shall make you discount and make II an object for
you to trade with me. will also make discount to
all new housekceper that buy all their goods Of me- and
warrant every piece of goods as represented. ~
oRSoN n. HEATH.
TO MY BROTHER MERCHANTS.
would say, let us deal honest and true,
Ana when people inquire what Orson n. Heath SELLS
do not say, oh, he has nothing All who call
Find this not so but that my goods the best and
sold very low. .~-'l
ms dtf oRSoN N. HEATH Proprietor
II URNITUREI FURNITITR
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HILLS WAX PALM OR WAX PLANT
pam

This new and ingenious Pomade is of the ele
giant and delicate preparations for dressing
can be produced, it not given to rmcditv like other
DOmades, but retains 1t freshness and fra
GRANGE for long time. 1t easily difused in using
and tnparts so brilliant and lasting gloss the hair
that it will command and receive the influence and pat
ronage of all whose tastes appreciative and refined
Prepa ed only bv JOHN O. HILL Apotheeary, Me-
chanics Hall Building Worcester Mass,
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VALUABLE HOUSE LOTS FOR
sALE.-The two very desirable Building Lots on
the west side Of award streets between John ana Dix
streets Each lot 70 feet Harvard street by loo
feet deep, running back To open court and the
of each lot is laid orcha and garden, and
there is upon each from 50 to so fruit trees in bearing
order
These lots are, without exception. the desirable
building lots unmproved in the city, and, being
together, could be occupied lot, il desired In
quire of c. FITCH,
JOHN G. OTIS.
Also, for sale, gray Horse, second hand Carry
all, (folman's makeD one secondhand Top Buggy,
Greeks make. MARI diff
On FOR SALE-A two story Dwelling
Fglis House, with Barn attached and nearly three
htourhs of an acre Of Land situated near the Grove
street Cemetery The House is built in thorough
ner eiser in the attic and pipes running basement,
which has three finished. The above will be sold
at har ain For further particulars inquire at No.
Front street. dit apis
FOR SALE-All that valuable Real
Estate lying between ia kSon and Lagrange Streets
In this city, containing about 000 feet of land and two
Dwelling Houses. Having large frontage on Main St,
the location is very desirable genteel residence
Application NAV be made 70 the undersigned, at the
printing office of the Worcester Palladium.
dtf mch6 BENZ. j. DODGE.
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RY Ii. A. HEATH, to all new House.
a = keepers-I have bought up this inter- large stock
o. Furniture OF persons breaking up housekeeping, and
nave TWO large rooms sixty feet long full will sell
as follows, both new and second hand: y u
COOK Stoves. 81 to S. Also choice Tables
Bcdsteads, 75c to 81 Hureaus Sinks
Mattresses 81 to $3.50 Mirrors Crockerv
ComtOrters, 15c TO 81 Glass and Tin ware
Feather beds So to sl2 Tubs pals Rrnom.
Carpets, yard Is to T5c Clothes Rastets Rpsh..
- +, - and Dat straw, for Beds. 100
ne on Main street and will sell under price enough 10
make that difference and give the amount 10 customerS
selling every dav the coming season.
Fountain House Furnishing Store. IS Front ST
A
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furniture.
HoUSE FURNISHING GOODS AT
No. 143 Main Street.

we would call the attention of the public To our i.r.a
STOCK OF HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS which We 49,
At Reduced Prices. We have hand iaroo .tr.S ~
new and Furniture, Feather Beds Nattress
e. curtains and Fixtures Crockery and Glass Ware IA
Stoves &c. that we will sell at prices that cannot fan ~
suit the most economical purchaser. - ~
Also, lot of Eight Day and Thirty Hour CLOCKs
that we will warrant good time Keepers and sell at lea
price than can be found at other this CITY,
Also, dne lot of CAMEO PINS and Ear Drops BOSOM
studs Sleeve Buttons and Gold Rings 40 per cent less
than the usual prices Call and them Fancy (ooda
Pocket Gallery Note and Letter Paper, Envelopes Cot
ton Hosiery Suspenders, Handkerchefs, CTAvats Carpet
Bags, Umbrellas, &C., DC. -
60 Consignments of all kinds Property solicited
or Auction Sales and Goods taken en- CONSIGNMENT foF
trivate sale. PUTNAM & CLARK,
No. l43 Main Street
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HILLS GLYCERINE.

OR SWEET PRINCIPLES OF OILS, FOR INIPROV
ING AND BEAUTIFYING THE HAIR.
This preparation first offered public in 1854
since which time, two important improve ments have
been made suggested from time time by using it.
and by varied experiments ard now il is offered in state
OF great perfection and in and highly creditable
STYLE well worthy he patronage OF all those who would
secure to themselves valuable hair dressing pre-
sentative fluid that's really doubly valuable
OF its containing those essential elements reQui
site while is void OF all those deeteriou substances
which are generally used and which positiYelv
IlnAS - u 1aIr and head Prem ed alr h1 Ill
HILL, Apotheeary, Mechanics Hall Building Worces-
ter, Mass
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SAFES FOR SALE.-The subscriber
~ has hand Ave different sizes of Wilders celebrat
ed Salamander Safes. which he will sell low for cash IL
applied for soon, at the office OF WITT a PRATT, No
10 Foster street. CHARLES b. PRATT.
Apl d2m
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fsa FOR SALE-A Cottage House
k9,l No. 81 Laurel street, containing twelve rooms,
.@ssSwith closet to each, and all Finished In good
style; the house is built in most substantial manner,
and is suitable for two families The lot contpins
$500 feet which is wood-house and shop, gooFell
of falling water, and variety of good fruit trees
and shrubs in bearing state portion of the purchase
money remain on mortgage, II desired Inquire OF
K. NJ. CAULKINS, at w and n. Railroad shop.
NO dZtaW6ul4
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IOWA LEGISLATURE.

After being in extra session ten days, this
body adjourned, on Monday last. The
members from Potsavatsamis arrived home
on Wednesday. We embrace this oppor-
tunisy to express our thanks to Mr.. PosEr
for bic kind remembrance Of US, in the shape
Of some Is copies of s'Der Iowa Post"
TIA. is the extent of the legislative favors
We received from the Pottawassamie dele
ga.ion-the remainder of their constituents
we're not more fortunate. We are con-
sequently without knowledge in regard to
what action was taken by the legislature,
in regard to the purposes for which it was
convened. We believe, though, that war
fund Of 100000 was created, and provi-
sion made for the building of State Arse
nal a. Dss Moines. Sometime this fall, we
are in hopes, Of ascertaining something
more definite in relation to these matters.
$50 Slow" is the prevailing maxim now
DAYS.
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THAT FLAG.

Raised by Mr.. PAPPs over his carriage-shop
on Broadway, is entitled to more than a
mere passing notice. Mr.. PAPPs has been
only about three years resident of the
United States; but he shows patriotism,
and devotion to the Constitution and laws
of his adopted country, in raising this large
and elegantly wrought flag bearing aloft the
stars and stripes, that should put to shame
the natiue born secession sympdthisers in
this town, who are secretly praying for the
triumph of our coun..y's enemies.
Tns taste manifested by Mrs. PAPPs in
getting up this flag, is worthy OF emulation
by all the other ladies in town.
The heavy run Of business which MIR.
PARIS has had since he opened his shop on
Broadway, and the general satisfaction
given his customers, are sufficient guaran-
tees for bis future success.
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the poor merit Of = Sessige Of authority Tor
iss foundation. That the Governments has
the right to enforce obedience, even at the
point Of the bayones, TO al the laws Of the
Union in every Ssate-ss protect 10 own
to punish offenders against
its au.horisJ-none are prone to dsny-ex-
csrs those who affect holy horror OF "co-
ercion"-a word now much in use, and
which End, great favor With those lynx-eyed
individuals who depresase the use OF such
unpopular epishets'' IS traitor snd rebel
and who are able to discover an ''eIquisiteiy
de!iease- distinction between treason and
secession. s'Coereion. 10 another sugared
pill, compounded BY the same quacks and
empires, and is merely another name Tor
immunity for treason! ssThis 1t is and
nothing nore.n ct" is opposed to
Cosrcion,-so is JEFF. Davis, and all bis
aider,, abetters, and .ympathissrs. Their
sentiments and situations are apsiy described
and set forth in that Old, thsead-bare coup
let, which states that
.sSo royce Ger fsl, the halter draw
With gccd opinion q tae lsw
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LETTER FROM SENATOR DOUGLAS.

From the National Intcigencer, May nth.
A friend of Senator Douglas has handed
US for publication a copy of the following
letter from him on the state of the country !:
CHICAGO, May 10, 1861.
My DEAR SIR: Being deprived Of me use
of my arms at present BY a severe attack of
rheumatism, l am compelled TO- avail my
self of the services Of an a.nanuepsis in
reply to your two letters.
1t seems that some of n Y friends are una.
bic to comprehend the d: ference between
arguments used in favor of an equitable
compromise, with the hope of averting the
horrors Of war, ard chose urged in support
Of the government and flag Of our country,
when war IS hei1g waged agains, the United
States WITH the avowed parpose of nroduc-
ing permanent disru ption of the Union and
tota! destruction of its government.
All hope of Compromise with the cotton
States was abandoned when thew assumed
the position that the separation Of the Un-
ion was complete and final, and that they
never world consent to reconstruction in
any con.lngency-nos even il we would
furnish them with blank sheet Of paper
and ermit them to inscrihe their own terms
sJtili the hope was cherished tina. reason
WV "uA shiaSiaEtVTy lefHlS VI aUlustmenl
could be agreed upon with Tennessee, North
Carolina and the border States, and that
whatever terms would prove satisfactory to
these loyal States would create a Union
party in the cotton States which would be
powerful enough THE ballot box to destroy
the revolutionary government, and bring
those States back into the Union by the
voice of their own people. This hope was
cherished by Union men North and South,
and was never abandoned until actual war
was levied At Charleston, and the authori-
tative announcement made BY the reyolu-
Nonary government at Montgomery, that
the secession flag would be planted upon
the walls Of the Capitol at Washington, and
approximation issued inviting the pirates Of
the world to prey upon the commerce Of the
United States.
These startling facts, taken in connection
with the boasiful announcement that the
ravages OF war and carnage should be Quick
ly transferred from the cotton fields af the
South to the whea. fields and corn fields Of
the North, furnish conclusive evidence tina.
1t was the fxed purpose Of the sece.sionists
utterly 70 destroy the government OF our
fathers and obiiterate the United States
from the map Of the world.
10 view Of this state of facts there xa.
bat enc path Of duty left to patriotic men.
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From the Chicago Tribune.

1t is significant fact, which the public
will appreciate, that whenever new scales
are put upon the market, as large numbers
have been from time to time, during the
last thirty years, it seems to be the first and
chief aim of the makers to show that they
are the same as Fairbanks or like them,
or are improvements upon them, or have
taken premiums over them, thus recogriz-
ing the latter rs the standard for ey.ellence.
and showing the strong hold they have upon
the public confidence. 1t is a well-known
fact that while most of thase scales have,
after more or less trial, passed mainly out
of use, Fairbanks have gone steadily for
ward, increasing In public favor yoar after
year, and are now much moro generally
used THAI all others, not only in this coun-
try, 5ut wherever American commerce has
been carried. This could not be SO If they
were not all that is claimed for them in res
poet to their durability, as well as conven.
fence and accuracy,
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DOT CafIos babbit, Aimon ". Rabbit yutta Ann p.h
Dill, Mary Maria Babbitt, heirs 1t law Of Almop =
nsooiat aec q, late Of Pottaw attamie Comfy Io-.
sDa az other persons indebted 70 the Estste of ths
SAID Aifnon ". Bsbbitt, deed " Us
AAh NoTICk, That there is now On Ale in shs a.
r. o. the Judge Of the County Court Of s.,a
ae county Iowa, petition Of l. v. Ro.s "a.
- ., ae oonn NON Of the estate Of the MA -
n baeoltt deed, praying order Of COM, ~ 81,
Seas rear estate, Of which said Aimop w. n.hh..,
ea sta1ed 70 pay debts of said decedeuf ana $500
m safnnifrsiisn. which real Estate i, se,criIs -
- 70 VII. sW \ and N INN Y ara = 3
~ ~, y = o. sec 8, IS OF - W. a7s 81 ioo 80.
- Z :. =, > !" y and y Of 4 a. sec = =
- " no also iots No n, -, g ana :, o..
Ins PAT 81 the ctr Of Council Bun. ali Uis-
e. - 100 az. .st>faIe Comfy Iowa: also the -
Sc I7sN. 4 NV, in Cas- County ia... s,.I,s o.
see ~ - 43w, Harri.an s,.,,. - so Las
- -. AIs further notified that the Court ~, a. "a
the Isl Mnday In June, A. D. 1851 fsr h.s,a. n.sn
esr.s = y wnich time may appear And No.
srss,ed '' WY me prayer Thereof should not be
rrLw ROSS. Adm'Y Dc bont. 49,
Ess,e aiHoN ". BADDgr1 dscessAd "eS'
4sy :, 1881, sioss 1880
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For the Nonpareil.
LET US TAKE A SOBER SECOND

THOUGHT"
| Ma. EDITOR In the last number Of the
Buglc noticed an article under the above
head, and being a Democrat, and believing
in the Democratic principle of giving ample
consideration to every subject before acting
upon it, fully agree with the editor of the
Bugle, that we should take a sober second
thought,-yet, l am constrained to think,
that, notwithstanding his good advice to
others, he has most signally failed to prac-
tics his own precepss for, in the same num-
Der of the paper, and appearing as editorial,
We End the following item:
BANzs, Of Mass, who first gave utterance to the
reasonable sentiment, 'qet the Union Slide, is very
properly urged as at person to take command OIL
Brigade OF troops to accomplish the reasonable emo
tons which moved him to give utteranoe to sentiment
which marked him as traitor,
Now, sir, am of the opinion that il my
friend of the Busle had himself taken s'n
sober second thought" he would never have
penned the foregoing article. To my mind,
after this fashion: an. P. Banks-wh the
conservative element Of the country has al
ways regarded as little better than traitor,
on account Of disuuion sentiments uttered
by him-now that the Union is really in dan
ger, the Government threatened with de-
s,ruction, the laws set at defiance, the flag
scoffsd at and trampled in the dust, armed
traitors sent forth To deyastate our land, and
pirate. licensed upon the high seas to de-
ssroy our commerce--this same n. P. BANKS
steps forward like a patriot, and volunteers
to peril his life on the battle field, in defense
OF the same government which he once
treated so lightly" What a contrast be.
tween bis conduct 10 this respect, and that
Of those who, in times Of peace, when the
government Was prosperous and powerful
not threatened BY foes without or triton.
within, and had no need Of men bat to gil
fat othees-were willing 70 devote their
time, their talents and their energy. TO the
service Of their country, xere load in their
boas'ings Of fidelity to the s.Upion and the
Cooss''usioo," proclaimed their patriotic
zeal upon al! prolic occasions, and, like the
pharis'e in the temple, thanked God that
they wers not ~ N. P. BAxKs-wiliing to
| "ies zoe Union slide''-but, when the hour
OF trial comes, aud the country has need Of
such frisnas as they profssssd to be, they
are fayfnd far N tba b.ar r~,,ra .ho,t;a.
just as Justify As evsr. But how changed
their manner. Instead Of the s.Uuion, the
Constitutions, and the enforcement Of the
laws" their cry is now, "LET THE UNION
SLIDE" lest somebody bs hurt. Two or
sares years ago, to give usterance to the
sentiment, s.iss the Union slide,- branded
BANKS A. traitor, according to the Bucle
-and ! sgres With him u ttas-sui II the
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Nowadays, is Of very contradictory
and unsatisfactory character. So much so,
in fact, that we care not to burden our col
umns with it. We publish to-day only the
latest dispatches. They are composed, for
the most part, of the vivid imaginings of
the Reporters Of the N. Y. Dailies, and
should be taken with many grains Of allow
ance, for exnggeration.
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u;ter.uce Of that sentiment, in time Of peace
when there was NO danger, convicted man
of treason, Why should not the rule apply to
those who advocate the same doctrine at
this time, when there is danger? And
il the same doctrine that vas treason then,
is treason now, how does the Bugle excuse
himself for the advocating of he same SEN
t;ment? DEMUChal.
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OFFICER 4 PUsEY,
B A N K e r s.
lax Paying e Collecting Agents,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.

1sfsrsaeSss
Metropolitan Bank. New York
Messrs VIM Grayden b Co., New York
Messrs.'Gi'man, Dunlap Co., Cincinnati.
Aessrs. johnson. Brother l. Co Baltimore
Messrs. Samuel Harris l. Sons, do
Miles White, ESQ.,, do
Messrs. n Holmes & Sons Pittsburgh
Messrs. Kramer Rahm, do
Msssrs. Potter, Mute white h Bavlev Ro.ton
Messrs Tener Davis. Phiisdelphia
Messrs Anspseh, Reed l. Co, PbiiadsIphia.
Messns n. harksdaie Co., St. Louis.
Aessrs. Runysn, Brown 4 Co., Do
Jan. 1861.
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FROM BALTIMORE

FROM BALTIMORE.
Baltimore, May 30th.-Tbe steamer Ade-
laide, from Old Point Comfort arrived this
morning, and reports all quiet.
The steamer State of Georgia. landed the
first regiment Of New York at Fort Monroe
yesterday.
A large number Of Ohio troops were re.
ported to be at Little York, Pa, this morn
ing on their way to this city.