Worcester Daily Spy, 1850-11-25

LEOfJAKDS Boston and Worcester Express. J'DE subscriber continues to run THE EX i/-'- * PRESS between Boston ami Worcester, for the safe transmission of Packages, Bundles, Bank 'Notes, Specie, and Merchandise generally, Three Times each way Daily. Particular attention given to paying, collecting and nego negolaimg - laimg negolaimg notes, drafts, bills, and purchasing and selling mer mer.handize, - .handize, mer.handize, produce, etc. All packages must be directed to his care. The subscriber is alone responsible for property entrusted o his case, and no risk is assumed by the Boston and Wor Woresier - esier Woresier Rail Road Company Packages by this line forwanled from Worcester to Sa Saem, - em, Saem, Newburyport, Tannton, Fall River, and New Bedford; Iso, to Portland, and all parts of Mame. Onlers fret for goods lo be returned by this Express. Offices. HaRNDEN & CO.'S Oilice, 8 Court Street loston; J. IL KNIGHT'S HaT STORE, 163 Main Street' 14cb 23 till S.S. LEON ARD. NEW PATTERN CLOAKS. W E several new puttern garments to 1 I xvlnch we invite the special attention of purchasers. Also - a splendid assortment, of READY MADE CLOAKS, in evert variety oi six Ie ami price, from lire richest satins and embroiderer! Thibets, down to a common Lvouese cloth cloak al 4 Dollars. cloaks are all mmb'up in our own establishment I we will guarantee to sell them as low as the usual retail prices for the materials. _ 2U 11 H - EH AMBr.R! IN* CO. ri > i S g M-M® Immi a TUST received, a splendid assortment of Conk, Parlor in economy, convenience and durabilty, combining all the recent impiovemcnts, and for baking is unsurpassed l>> any modern invention. Also, the WAVERLY. QUEEN of the CITY, and Bl NKER 11 ILL COOK STOVES, warranted lo give satisfaction. Also,Cl LVER'S HOT-AIR FURNACE for healing pub public - lic public ami private houses, superior io any other furnace in the market, and warruided to give satisfarrion. CLARK Ac PH ELI'S. Oct 15 d 79 Front Street, Warden's Block. NEW GROCERY STORE. C hoice F'amily Grocenes and Provisions, VT the lowest market prices, can be obtained at Ch* con nek ofSouTiIBKiDGE and Myhtle Stbeetn CisVe us ii call. OTIS BRAMAN, Agent. Apri dti ARCHITECTURE. IT"'HE .'Ubscribur would respectfully announep to the citi ft zens of W'orcester and it* VHnniiy. that he has taken i. Room iu the third story of BKINI.EY ROW, directly op opposite - posite opposite the American Temperance House, for the purpose of/? ftiirninz o/-/ Drawing Pt an s t.f Hui/tUiiat, public and private, in all the various styles of Architecture, and he in invites - vites invites those who building, to give him a call, as he triisls that from his experience as an Architect, that he shall b enabled to give lull satisfaction to ail who may fa favor - vor favor him with their patronage. LEWIS E. JOY, Architect. Worcester. Sept. 16. 1850. QZFI am kindly permitted to refer to the following gi n liemen: lion. IF nry Chapin, S. D. Harding, Thomas A. Claru. v V.i''e r r. Bigelow, Edward Lamb, Freeman I yhaiii M. H Morse. d c4w West India Preserves. 1 IST received a fresh supply direct from Havana - J PRESERVED PINE AIFLES; do ORANGES; da LIMES; do GINGER; GUAVA JELLY and MARMELADE; SYR I IS, Ac. &c. For sale by nlcl2m C. A. A E. HARRINGTON. Orvis' Extra quality Corn Starch, 17XPRESSLY for culinary mid dietetic purposes. Exten- i J sively used and v- ry highly esteemed in the preparation of Puddings, Blanc Mange, Pies, Custards, etc., and for diet , for invalids. Directions for Use on each package. Sold wholesale ami retail in Worcester by L. T. LAZELL, Sole 'gent, July 25 c dwist/ 201 CHEAP GOODS AT HALL & Tnt)MP>OX% SINEN HDKFS. 6| j Bl:r k Worsted Hose, 17 Kid Gfuves, (slightly spotted,) 12J Mons. De Laines, 12i Best styles " 17 Black Alpaccas, 15 Lyonese Cloths, 25 Blenched Sheetings. 6} Every variety of all Wool Flannels from 17ctsto 1,00 I'luid Linseys, 12j Togeiher wr.h a great manv other bargains. Plensegivei us a < dl. HALL A THOMPSON, Nov. 6. dtf opposite Central Hotel. NOTICE the undersigned, beg h ave to announce to the citi citi-5 - -5 citi-5 T zens of Worcester and vicinity, that we have formed a copartnership under the firm of Edwakdh A Bancroft, Ao. 19 H'aihinxton Nyitarc, where we shall keep constantly on hand a large assortment of WEST INDIA GOODai and GROCERIES, of all kinds, as cheap a- can be found in this city. A tUiare of the public patronage is respectfully bolicit bolicited. - ed. bolicited. N. B. Goods sent to any part of the city free of expense. R. C. EDWARDS Ort 19, 1950. dw2wnl2 T. G. BANCROFT. NEW PUMP ESTABLISHMENT. r pilE Hiibscrlber having opened a Shop nt No. 15 Ex Exi - i Exi chaogr >t, for the mimufacture mid sale of PI MPS, keeps constantly on hand, Woon, Cor feu and Ikon Pi mils of every description Also, LEAD and GUTTA PERCIIA PIPE of all sizes. (Jj Repairing dune ul short notice un reuMmalde terms. Having had twelve years experience in the business, he flutters himself he can give perfect Natisfaction to such as will give him acall. d./ Don't forget the place, No. 15 Ex Excti - cti Excti anuk Street. J A MES F. ESTV. Wmcesler, Nov 9, 1850. eodtf

SCARCE GOODS. / ' BEEN KID GLOVES, till sizes and best quality. O MISSES KID GLOVES. JVetz) styles Dress and Cloak Trimmings, in every variety cf width, color, and quality. GOLD COLORED SATINS, MARCELLNES, RIBBONS. &c. ORANGE COT,']) SCaßFS - dffierentrizes. Embroidered Neck Ties - in beautiful styles. Extra l ine Thibetsand Cashmeres - in scarce colors. New Printed Cashmeres - rich styles. Extra 1 ine Plain Mousstdius de Laines. Grey and Drab Flannels for Cloaks, Saeki, and Childrens garments \\ ide Velvets for Cloaks and Shawls - .all colors. 1900 Wrot Collars from 6| cents to 5 do'iars. 1 he above with lots r desira* ie goods, now open** in g, al HA'iiBEnLLN A CO'S. _____ _ dw FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS. MRS. FELTOX. begs leave to inform the Ladies of W orct ster, that she has received her Fall and \\ inter Fashions, and that sh( is prepared with the assistance of a french Milliner, to n ake from the richest molt rials, anv anvthing - thing anvthing they may please to order at short notice, in a neat and fashionable style. N.B. Some very choice styles of Bonnets, will be open opened - ed opened on Thursday of this week. The Ladies are respectfully invited to call and examine the above. Worcester, Nov. 20. dw BROCHE CASHMERE- LONG SHAWLS, 11 ' L nJFim- attention sun k ?! of Cashmere Long Shawls, embracing rhe'ttcttpsi a d most eleg mt styles, in coloring and patterns ever olier oliered - ed oliered in this city. [L; Thcfe goods are worthy the especial attention of every person in want of a Long Shuwl, as we are selling them at very low prices. B. L. J'ARDON <A (JO novi 9 dw&c4wis FLOUR-FLOUR. TIIHE following celebrated brands of I lour constantly for 3 sale on conaignment in Whole and Half Bands: IK. Premium; C ; is. J. JUH unsurpassed; John Williams, Extra; C. J 1 Hill, " E. J). S'lerwin, " H. 11. Heywood u Together wi h common brands Genesee, Ohio. Michigan, and C. .1. Hill's GR aHAM, in Whole and Half Blds, by BLISS, SI TTON A CO. Worcester, Nov 20. <iwA.c3m CORN, WHEAT, &c. XTORTHERN CORN; Western do Mixed; Genesee WHEAT, a prime article ; Rye - Bnck:i'htat - o >l*, and sf/T-fs, constantly on hand by BLISS, SBTTON <fc CO., No. 8 Mechanic St, and Steam Mill. Nov 20 dwAc3m Low's Benzoin Soap, I SUPERIOR article for chapped hands, face. A c., for sale at D. SCOTT, JR., A: <'O 'S, Novi:. <hv3w Ci 7 243 Main st. ALDRICH & CO.', COM MISSION MKRCHANTS, Wholesale Dealers in Flour, Butter, Cheese, Meal, &c. &«-., C. E. ALDRICH.) 39 Front Street, I*. W. ALDRICH. J WORCESTER, Maas. Nov 7 dwtf Murphy's Self-sealing Advertising Envelopes. No. 263 Madison St., New York. rpilE subscriber in soliciting the patronage of all who may 1 see tins advertisement, feels none of that hesitation with which a new article is brought before the public. The ex experience - perience experience of years has established their superiority beyond all question, and he confidently refers to the testimony of those business men, who have used these Envelopes, and to his rapidly increasing sales, as proof of their excellence. The following are a few of the reasons for th« ir popularity : Ist. On the place occupied by the seal, a person may have his name, business and address, conspicuously and beauti fully embossed, colored or plain, thus alfoiding PEni i.cT SECURITY against Fit ai t). 2nd. The Envelopes cannot be opened without being destroyed. 3d. Neither wax nor wa wafers, - fers, wafers, are required to seal them. 4th Upon the miscarriage of a letter the seal insures its immediate return of the send sender - er sender instead of being hurried for months in the Dead Letter office. sth. The Envelopes are furnished at almost the same price as plain ones. 6th Each letter mailed is a most ffcctirr advertisement, sure to attract the attention of all through whose hands it may pass. The following is a list of prices for Dies engraved on brass, and which will last for years ; and of Envelopes, of the usual letter size, either Whiteor Buff,of good paper,and made as above with name, address, Ac. Prices of Dies. Prices of Envelopes made 20 letters or less, as above. 20 to 30 5 1000 $4 00 30 to 40 6 20t 0 7 00 40 to 50 8 3uoo 10 50 60 to 80 10 4000 ]3 00 80 to ICO 12 5000 15 00 When it is not convenient to forward amount of order per mail or express, a inference to a respectable New York House will be sufficient. All orders will nuet with prompt attention if addressed UILI.IAM MURPHY, 263 Madison Htreet, New York. T i Orders will be attended to promptly if left nt the store* of Messrs Hibell A Mott, 20 Wall Street, or of Messrs. II Jeroliman Al ('o , 134 William St. N. B. Business Cards embossed in colors from same Dies nt SIOO per thousand. d3m Nov 18 . For Sale, 4 N ORGAN of good tone, with four stops, hAndvonu z\ nihhogHnj case, anil in all resuects a desirable instru itienl. The above is will adapted lorn parlor or sionl. rbiirch, >nd wdl be sold on very reiisonnble terms. Foi which, apply to BETSEY CONVERSE,on Ashhind Streel Worcester, or to CHAS. E. CONVERSE, No. 34 North Market St., Bos on. dtf Worcester, Hept 17

Norwich mid Worcester Railroad. Arrangement Commencing, Oct. 21,1850. PASSENGER TRAINS. Leave Worcester al 7.00 10.30 a.m. and 4.30 p.m. Arrive at Norwich at 10 a.m 1.30 and 7.35 p.m. k"«ve Norwich at 7.00 a.m. and 12 30 and 5.00 p.m. Arrive in Worcester at 10 a.m. 3,30 and 8.15 p.m. The 7 a ni. Train from Wot. will arrive nt Norwich in time to connect with the Line for N. London, Greenport, and N. 1.. via Steamer Alice and the Long Island It R Also lor Willimantic, Hartford, N Haven and N. via ft'; Hm U and N. York R R The 10 30 a.m t rain from Wor. will leave after the arrival of the Boston Sr Worcester, Wor. A Nashua, Western, ami 1 rovmence R Roads, mid arrive at Norwich in time to con '.'fU . w *'b l h e trains for N Loudon, Stonington, Providence, , dlimantic, Hartford and N Haven, reaching each of these places the same day. The I 30 p.m. train from Wor. will leave after the arrival <-f the afternoon trains into that place, taking passengers lo N 1 by the Evening Line of Steamboats, arriving there tariy the following morning. The 7.00 a.m. tiain from Norwich will take passengers ar nving i y the Evening Boats from N Y., and arrive at Wor. in time to connect with the Morning Trains of the Boston <fc -'r., or. At Nashua, Western, and Prov. A: Wor. RR. The iJ A m. train from Norwich leaves after the arrival of th- trains from N Haven, Hartford, Willimantic. N London, Stonington and Prov., reaching Wor. at .3 p.m., in lime to connect with the afternoon trains from that place. The 5.03 p.m. train from Norwich leaves after the arrival of the train from N Y.. via Greenport and N. London-, also from Hartford, N. Haven, and Willimantic, reaching Wot ki time foi the Evening train to Boston. Passengers taking the 7 a.m. train from Wor. can visit Giecnport by Steamer Alice, and return the same Evem 5 >TEAM LOAT TRAIN. The Steamboat Tram will leave Allyn's Point every morn* hu except Monday, at about 1 o'clock, for Boston direct. Re urning, will leave Wor. every Evening except Sunday t 7.05. FREIGHT TRAINS - leave Worcester nt 6} a.m., and Norwich at 9} k hl - (Daily, Sundays excepted.) 'lj Expres Freight leaves Boston at 12 m., arriving in New York next morning. All Baei 1 are must be delivered to the Baggage Master or other pti>on authorized to receive it before the Passenger t kes his seal in the cars. Baugage will not be taken to include money, merchandize, nor oilier articles than those of personal use; and when of : higher v due than Fifty Dollars, notice must be given of that fact, and an extn price paid, or the Company will not hold i self liable beyond that amount. No baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars. No smokii g permitted in the Passenger Cais or Depot. Passengers must procure Tickets at the Station Odices. JOEL W. WHITE, President Oct 6. 1850. dwtf N. & W. R. R. Providence and Worcester Railroad. -. ' . - . i i- { WINTER ARRANGEMENT - Oh and after Oct. 7, 1850. TRAINS Leave Worcester at 7 15 and 11 a.m. and 1 p rn. Leave Providence at 7.45 and 11.30 a.m. and 3.50 p.m. TRAINS CON N ECT at Millville with coaches lor Slaters Slatersvi'le - vi'le Slatersvi'le and Nasonville ; at Uxbridge with couches for Milford mid Mendon; At Whitins with coaches lor East Douglas and Whitinsville; at Farnums with coaches ior Grafton Cen Centre, - tre, Centre, N. E. Village .md Upton; at Worcester with Hains of Western R. Road and Norwich and W. R. K., aim and Nashua R. R. ; At Waterford with Hains of Norfolk County Railroad lor and from Boston, Dedham, &c. Passengers by tin* 7.45 train from Providence cun arrive in New York, via New Haven, the same evening. Passengers by the 3.50 P. M. train from Providence can at rive at Springfield and Hartford the same evening. The IL3U trains connect at Worcester with the Express Tram for New \ ork, which leaves Worcester at 4 P. M. The 11 A.M. train from Worcester connects at Providence with trains tor Boston,Taunton, Fall River, N. Bedford, Ac. The 4 P.M. train connects at Providence with the Boston and N Y. Steamboat train for New Yoik. j , TVe 7. i ami II A.M. trains do not slop at Hamlet. 3.50 and 4 P. M trains do not stop at Ashton or 1 HambH. ISAAC 11 SOUTHWICK, Supt. i Sept 25, 1850. dwtf |

HEW DRUG STORE. NO. 213 MAIN First door South of Grout's Bookstore, HAVE the pleasure of informing their friends and public generally, that they have opened a new and ca pacious Drug and Apothecary Store at the above number for the sale of DRUGS, MEDICINES, FRENCH and ENGLISH CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY, FANCY ARTICLES, The facilities of our firm, and the experience of our senior partner, qmilify us to say to our friends and patrons that w h dever we may do for them will be done to their entire satisfaction. dwtf Jan 1. 1950. FRUIT, BUTTER, and POTATOES, inn BUSHELS CRANBI RRIES; LUU 6089 LBS. New Y otk and Vermont BUTTER in large aad small packages. 2PO BBLS. APPLES SOO BUSH. POTATOES, for sale wholesale and re retail - tail retail by DEXTER A STONE, Nov 12 dimwit Southbridge Street. PUBLIC NOTICE. OR. 11. W. BVXTON, Piilinonist, f.om the Clinical school of Medicine, Woodstock, and late as gmtiaie of Ur. s. s. fitch, of New York - would respect respectfully - fully respectfully announce to the Citizens of Woices er :md vicinity, Hun' he has taken Rooms No. 7 Ihinley Hull, where he can lie io i ulied by ihe Uoivu plive, and where these afllicted v ilh Diseases <-f the Thro it, Heart or Lungs, may learn lln ir true condi:ion, and be furnished with the most suc successful - cessful successful Mechanical and Medicinal Remedies. With the experience of about fifteen years extensive and aucccsslul General Practice of Medicine, Dr. Buxton cun cunii - ii cunii iently introduces himself and his valuable Botanic Reme dies to this aflketed Public. His services can be promptly Dhtai ed at his Office oi by the sick bed, at any hour by day or nisht, when not prevented by previous Professional : duties. Worcester, sept 18,1850. ' REMOVAL. To the Ladies of the City of Worcester anil vicinity. 1 1 RS. M. S. THOMPSON. Practitioner of Medi- i 1H cine and Obstetrics, grateful for the liberal patron patronage - age patronage received,would respectfully inform the Ladies that she REMOVED to No. 11 SALEM ST , and will give her undivided attention to ALL THE nvEssEs which Females and Children are so liable, and will also attend on short no nolice - lice nolice those who may wish to secure her services at their res resi - i resi L uce. A variety of FAMILY MEDICINES constantly on luuid and for sale at her ofllce. 11 Snlem St. Worcester, July 26, 1850. dom REVOLVING CLOTHES FRAMES. 11IIE subscriber has disposed of his interest in the manu manufacture - facture manufacture and sale of the Revolving Clothes Frames to How ard Holden,who will continue to furnish those desir desirous - ous desirous of purchasing at the shortest notice and favorable terms. HAMMOND REED. Worcester, July 18, 1850. NOT JU IL BY the above notice, it will be seen that I have purchased of Mr. Hammond Rreo his interest in the manufiicture and sale of the REVOLVING CLOTHES FRAMES. This articles is recommended as an economical and labor saving appevdage to the Clothes Yard for several reasons - lst, a xx hole washing can be suspended to dry by one person with nut change of position, which makes the article an exceed ingly convenient one in time of snow - 2d, it does not wear the clothes, but yields to the wind, ami gently revolves - and 3d, thev occupy but little room. H , Onlers hit at Wm. A. Wheeler's Counting Room on Thomas Street - at Taft A Harrinotos's Grocery Store, corner of Front and Trumbull Streets, or at my house on I an <4 Street, will be promptly attended to. J dy 13 eodßmw3m HOWARD HOLDEN. JOYTOTHEWORLDr Daguerreotypes of Infants taken instanta neouMy I 'PHE subscriber is happy to announce to the public that I lie Ims succeeded in making a Chemical Compound, for which helms applied for Letters Patent, by the aid oi which he can make DAGUERREOTYPES of Children mid Adults In ONE OR TWO SECONDS. , XFHonrs for small children,from l> till 2 P.M. J adults, from 8 to 5 P. M. I r For proof of the above CAM. AT ADAMS'S IN At AT.DO BWt K. July 17 dliitf

Boston and Worcester Bailroad. P CS ... . .. - : iiL - - - - - . .. - UTV MN AIIR A NGEME . VT, commencins OcL 7,1850. trains for Boston, a> follows: Leave W Greater at 5,7.30,& 10.30 a.m., 3.40,3.45 & .10j p.m. " Millbury 7.15 " 3.30 p.m. " Milford at 7.00 " 1.15 " " Saxouviile at 8.15 " 445 " " Newton at 7.00 and 9 " 4,30 & 8.15 " u Brookline at 7}, 84 & 10l a.in., IA, 3L 6& 9.30 " TRAINS FROM BOSTON leave as follows: For Worcester nt 7.30 and 8 am., 12.30, 2,30, 4, A 5.39 p.m -- Millbury at 8 " 4 " " Milford at 9.00 a.m. 4.45 " " Saxouviile at 9.00 " 445 " " Newton at 7.45 -' 12.30, 3,6, and 9.15 " *- Brookline at 805&9A am , 2L 5,6*,A 10.00 " r rFor further particulars see Pathfinder Railway Guide, dwtf G. TW Sup't. Worcester and Nashua Railroad. J 3 ' J Winter Arrangement. PASSENGER TRAINS will run as follows : Leave Arrive nt Groton Nashua and Wnu ester at Junction at Lowell al 6.45 am. 8.15 a.m. 9.00 a.m. l.jion.m. 12.30 p.m. 1.15 p.m. 4.10 p.m. 5.35 p.m. 7 p.m. Leave Arrive al Groton Nashua aiul Lowell Junction, Worcester, 7.30 a.m. 7.20 a.m. 8.15 a.m. 9.45 a.m. 11.30 am. 1130 a.m. 12.30 p.m. 2.00 p.m. 5.0 ) p.m. 4.50 p.m. 5.35 p.m 7.00 p.m. FITCnBVHU AND WORCESTER TRAINS. run i i connection willt H'oret 1 t' r and Nashua Trains. i.eave Worcester at 6.45 and il a. in., and 4.10 p. in. I < live Filc.lilnuc at 8.15 a.m., and 12.30 ami 5.45 p. in. FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way between Wor Wor.ester, - .ester, Wor.ester, Groton Junction, Nashua, Lowell and Fitchburg The morning train *A orceMer, connects with Ilie Stenin Steninboat - boat Steninboat train from New York via Norwich - Evening train into Wurceslei, connects with Ilie same tialn to New York. | r l or connections with the oilier road al Worcester, Groton .1 miction and Nashua, see Snow * Wilder's I'ath- Ihuler and Railway Guide. (I tickets tire issued at Worcester for Burling Burlington, - ton, Burlington, Montpelier, Wells River mid While River Junction, nt m-siime fare by each of Ilic dilK rent routes via Nnshmi and Fitchburg. J. W. STOWELL, Supt. Nov if, 1850. dwtf ' IMPORTANT TO CALIFORNIANS. I?ULL Information relating to passage by Steam * or Wind, including di Herent lines, times of Nailing, distances, expenses, baggage, etc., is com- AiijWSuU munkaled in our new " Information firßtls. Every body is invited to send for one. Address, iioMta 'e paid, at the California Passenger Agency, No. 179 llroadwuy, Nf.U) York, ARNOLD BUFFUM & CO. XyLife Insurance done on the Mutual system. For the satisfaction of those to whom we are personally unknown, we have permission to refer to the following Members of Congress: Hon. John Olis, Maine, Hon. Loren P. Waldo,Conn. " James Meacham, Vt. " Win. IL Seward,N.Y. " John P. Hale, N. IL " Thadt-us Stevens, Pa. " Charles Allen, Mass. " S. P. Chase, Ohio. " Horace Mann, Mass. " Nath'l Albertson, la. " Orin Fowler, Mass. " Wm. Sprague, Mich. « Thomas Corwin, Seen lury, U. H. Treasury. New York, Aug 29, 18.70. dw* Mittens and Glove?. rHHF. subscriber has u largo supply of Mittens and Gloves I which he Will sell cheap lor cuah. , mt It. JIOTGII TON, 101 Front Hl.

SEWING EY MACHINERY. Ta Jovmeym'n 7'ailors, Senipstresr-es, Employ err, and al! e f, d in of any de9criitiou. C EX ER AL ATTEMPTS have been mnde To produce Ma- O chines lor Sewmg, but they were not without many ob objections, - jections, objections, Bud could I e used to little advantage or profit. Singer & Phelps' Seaine:Machin invert ed by Isaac M .-ini'er, and manufactured by Singer & Phelps. No. 19 Harvard Place, Boston, Mass., is offered to Ilie pub public - lic public es a perfect machine, and w ill he constructed and adupt - Perform any kind of work, from the stiching of a fine shirt-bosom to a ship's sail, as well as some descriptions of leather. Ihe needle is straight, and works perpendiculftrlv upon the table of the machine, affording room ai d opportu opportuinly - inly opportuinly (o adjust tlie labile in any way, - and the stitch max be u t< ( . to an - l en Klh, even to a hair's breadth. rhe stich made by this machine is one which will not ravt I or open, and the sew ing can only be taken apart b\ cutting every second or third stitch. ' From 500 to (.'on stitches, according to the fabric ojiernted upon, may betaken per minute. 1 o bring this machine to perfection, much labor and study have been expended upon it by the inventor, and the sub subscribers - scribers subscribers now offer the Belay-stitch dewing Machine, feeling confident that it w ill cortespond, upon trial, with the recoin recoinm< - m< recoinm< ndation here given. Ihe pndits from the use of one these machines, which sews with either one or two needles, is from five to six dollars per day. 'I he operation is not confined to the manufacture of clothing only, but may be applied to sewing every description ot linen, cutton, woolen, and most kinds of leather. This ma hine, w ith ordinary care, is warranted lo run one yenr w'ilhoul repairs, and will last many years. And it is so i imple in its construction, and so easily regulated and man manany - any manany person of ordinary ability may operate it 1 he price of one of these machities, which is worked by a treadle, and capable of sewing any ordinary limn, muslin or woolen fabric, is one hundred and twenty-five dollars, complete, w ith all appendage s for operation. These Machines arc so beautiful and neat in their appear appearance, - ance, appearance, and they take up so little room, that they are an orna ornament - ment ornament io any lady's scwinn apartment. (Lr An Agent,(with whom exclusive arrangements will be made.) is w anted in every city and town in th United States. AH applicati >ns for Agencies, and all orders enclosing the money for machines,(which will be carefully packed to send to any part of the world,) as well as all inquiries about their adaptation to different purposes, will be promptly attended to by the manufacturers. All letters must be post-paid, and addressed to SINGER & PHELPS. 19 Harvard Place, Busion, Mass. Nov. 8,1850. eo.l3n.is

BAY STATE SHAWLS. HAVING just completed my arrangements for the exten extensive - sive extensive sale of the BAY STATE MILLS SHAWLS, I would take an early opportunity to inform the public that 1 have received a large lot of all their different styles and qual qualities - ities qualities and am prepared to sell them at WHOLESALE oi RETAIL, at AS LOW RA TES as they can be purchased nf the Manufacturers. MERCHANTS from the country can be supplied at my Store at the Agents' lowest piices, as my advantages for ob obtaining - taining obtaining them are equal to any of the largest Jobbing Houses in Boston. .MARTIN STOWE, No. 3 Flagg Buildings, Aug 29 dwtf opposite Central Hotel. Best London IPorter, SI'l RR & SIBLEY', 140 Main-St., Sept 13 eod&wtf Worcester. = NOTICE. VLL PERSONS indebted either by note or account, the Estate of Nathaniel Brooks, deceased, are re requested - quested requested to make immediate payment, and all those to whom said Estate is indebted are requested lo exhibit their de demands - mands demands fur settlement. CIHS. E. BROOKS, Administrator of Estate of Nathaniel Brooks. Worcester, Nov. 15, 1850. dw Dr. S. P. Townsend's Sarsaparilla. JUST received a fresh supply, by D. SCOTT, JR, A CO., Nov 21 dw3w 243 Main Pt. Cegars - Cegars. JUST received a prime lot of OLD HAVANA CEGAUS, at SCO TT'S, 243 Main St. dw3w c Novls LIME. SMITH, HUTCHINSON 4 CO.'S, constnnlly on hand by BLISS, SUTTON 4 CO., Nov 20 dw&c3m 5 Mechanic St .. Meal of all kinds, C CONSTANTLY on hand. ) Also, BUCK VI HEAT FLOUR in 100, 25 and 12 pound bags,mid for aide by BLISS, SUTTON 4 CO., No. 8 Mechanic St., and Steam Mill. Nov 20 dw4c3m FRESH FRUIT. CH BOXES LAYER RAISINS; eJU JOO do BUNCH do; 50 half do do do; 50 qr. do do do; 25 casks Blue mark do ; 20 half " " do; 10 casks CURR VNTS; 30 kegs GRAPES, just received and for sale by Oct 25 dbw BUTMAN 4 CO. Judd's Medicated Liquid Cuticle, A VEKY little, applied to a wound, burn or bruise, im iv mediately supplies the place of the natural cuticle ci skin. For sale wholesale and retail by L. T. LAZELL, Apothecary, nl3dw4wis c!6 201 Main Mreet. " POWDER. fpilE American Powder Company *» Sporting, Rifle, mid 1 Blasting POWDER, constantly for sale by ihe subscu hers. This Powder is of superior quality, and will be »o«l nearly as low ns a poor article is selling Also, New York SHOT, and G. D. CAPS. HARHINGTON 4 GLEASON. Nov 18 dwtf Front St, opposite CPy Heit.

CHAMBERLIN & CO., Nos. 168 & 170 Main Street, Worcester, Have during the past week opened a great variety of RICH AND DESIRABLE GOODS, ICULARLA adapted to the wants of purchasers at his season, and many very choice sty les not to be feu d else where in this city. \\ e would call special attention to our Rich Printed Cashmeres and M. de Laines, i entirely new and beautiful styles. PLAIN MOUSSELINES DE LAINE, some extra tine quality in choice shades for Dresses. 25 ps. New Thibets and Cashmeres, prisi: g many scarce and shades for Cioaks and Diesses, with all he Trimmings to match. IIEA\ Y SATIN CLOAKINGS, very rich and , fashio able goods. . I Heavy Gros de Gros de Afnqne Silks for Cloaks, comprising some richer goods than are usually I found in this market. FRENCH CLOAKINGS for Sacks, Cloaks, &c. Beautiful Paris Embroidered Cloaks, both made and ONE CASE SUPER LYONESE CLOTHS - CLOTHSequal equal CLOTHSequal in color and finish to a Thibet, and will be sold very cheap - together with a large stock of lowei priced Cloak ings, making a better selec ion of Materials for Cloak- and Dresses than we have ever before ofTert d, ami by far the richest stork to lie found in this city. Our FRIGES, as usual, will be guaranteed tkc Lowest of any market. Wide Velvets for Mantillas, and Shawls, in all colors, and verv rich quality. Also - Piece Velvets,Velvet Ribbons, Gimps, Rib Ribbons, - bons, Ribbons, and other new styles of Trimmings in the greatest variety io match all shades of Drees mid Cloak goods. Purchasers of any description of DRY GOODS should call at our S ore before making their selection, with the assurance that they may at all times consider our slock a criterion lor Fashionable Goods and Low Piices 11. 11 CHAMBERLIN & CO. nov2o c 47 dw