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as-oSrsu1se-Yrr rRuE..!-DR. MLAxE's AMERfcAN
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to the voice of
reason. use REMEDY in time, which
has cured and prolonged the lives of thousands.
Let be borne II mind that this MEDICINE
DOCTOR DUNCAN'S ENPECTORANT REMEDY,
preparation entirely of vegetable extracts, expressly
prepared loosen the corrupt morbid huor and weed
that accumulates in the passages and finally
upon the lungs. The medicine all this to DO
thrown by expectorafiOR.
only by the power Of the expectorant organs that
the of disease be eradicated from
the system. The Expectorant Remedy offered to is
found by Physicians morally, and by those who have
fully tested virtues be the only safe medicine that
will completely perform this grand object
PURCHASERS,
that
trifiing dangerous
medicine is not palmed
upon you by those who not
Agents, n place Of DIR. Duncan's
Expectorant Remedy. Be not persua-
ded to take their vile mixtures if you wish
your life. Principal office for the United
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IJ-Ask for DR.. Duncans Expectorant Remedy, and b
YOU obtain it.
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

OOI l11NOIIIT IVOII OLs
IJHE subscribers have this dav formed Copartnership
i under the firm of BAYLIES q PUTNAM and will
continue the GROCERY BUSINESS at the Old Stand
No. IS MAIN STREET.
ADOIPHUS BAYLIES,
Worcester, April g. ls45. DARIUS PUTNAM.
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DIR. L. GIRARDIN.

FORMERLY ofPARIS, No. 2 ALBANY STREET,
opposite the United States Hotel, BOSTON,
AS been than years in the successful practice
IL Of Physc and Surgery particularly in curing those des-
perate of every variety of diseases old standing chro
ic cases. obstinate Ulcers, Cancers Scrofua, Dropsy Kid
ney Affections Gravel, Pulmonary Consumption, Spine and
Hip Complaints and all kinds of Lameness and affection
caused by NAL practice the Of mercury this city
abOunds with all kinds of nostrum venders make money
matter how. They all great physicians if you be-
ieve heir long putting advertisements; but instead OF be
ing skillfu practical men, they with few exceptions
men ofstraw with fictitious 1t is of the greatest
Importance for the unfortunate to hun such and choose
experienced physician.
Dr. G. is the oldest advertising physician and of the
most experienced in this city, His practice great and his
astonishing after they have been discharged
from the hospital incurabIe He any
durable disease in less time than any other and
without mercury the of the knife. In female COM
plants weakness (whites falling of the uterus &c &c.
surpassed by in this country. His charges moder
ate in all Office hours until 10 O'Clock in the morn
ing and from IL till PM, and from till in the evening
Consultations given with perfect confidence the French
German, Italian and English languages. Calls attended
out Ofthe city. 1y Boston, Oct so.
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Great Newspaper, Periodical and
CHEAP PUBLICATION DEPOT,

189 MAIN ST., WORCESTER.
g THOMPSON would inform his friends and
NJ customers that he has united with his Establishment
the PERIODICAL DEPARTMENT Of S. II. LEONARD-al!
those who have subscribed Leonard will be supplied at
the above place, reasonable has been before
offered.
Mr. Thompson would give notice that he is now prepared
to supply every variety of reading published by the
first publishing houses in New York. Philadelphia, and
Boston soon as they
All those subscribing him will be supplied promptly as
soon as the works are out. If Worcester March IL
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Headache-Sick or Nervous.

TTNIOSE who have suffered and weary of suffering
with this distress ng complaint, will find SPEN GERS
VEGETABLE PILLS a remedy at certain and imme-
diae in its effects One single dose OF the Pills, taken
the headache is felt coming on will in one
hour and frequently in Is minutes.
In all cases of pain single trial will satisfy the in
creduous that they will give immediate relief regard
is 10 be had what time they TAKEN
This medicine for of materials which compose it,
has been principally confined the State Rhode Island.
Were it we'll known in all the States, the wants could
not be snpplied upwards OF twenty-five thousand boxes
Of these nesmable Pills have been sold within the last
twelve months in Rhode Island alone Each Box
81 Pills. Price 375 cents.
Prepared only by GIDEON SPENCER, Warwick, r. L. and
sold, wholesale and retail by JAMES GREEN 81 co., Main
street, Worcester.
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RAIL ROADS, &C:
4 WORCESTER RAIL ROAD,
sssg5ssseessss Esssi=ssss7 essssssgss.-3 "A
Summer Advancement

fNOM BOSION, (dally except Sunday,)
NOR Albany and Western Railroad, Hartford, New Ha
L ven and New York, n NJ. and 4P
For NOrUich and Stations the Norwich Railroad, at
u A. M. and P. M.
For Forester, and Way Stations the Worcester Rail
Road, at II AM, and
For MiLlbury, at u A NJ. and s F. M.
For New York; via Norwich and by Steamer every day
except Sunday, at p. M.
For New York. by Long Island Rail Road, every day
except Sunday at A.
FROM WORCESTER.
With Passengers from the Western Rail Road Albany,
Hartford, New Haven, and New York via New Haven
10 A. and Al M, stopping at Hay Stations.
With Passengers from the Norwich Rail Road 10 Ann
stopping at Way Stations.
With Worcester Passengers, att and AM and 44r.M
stopping al Way Stations.
With Passengers. from NslUYork by Steamer Norwich
early every day except Monday, stopping only Framing
ham.
With Passengers from New York by Long Island Rail
Road every afternoon except Sunday, stopping only at
FrGmingham.
FROM MILLBURY.
For Boston and Way Stations, daily except Sunday,
63 A. Nj. and Al P. NJ.
NEWTON TRAINS
From Boston, at 81 AM, ST q 7PM., daily except Sunday.
do w. Newton at II Il 104 AM. & & PM. do. do.
ut A. M.
All Baggage at the risk gifts owner.
Fares less when paid at the Ticket Offices than in
the Cars. WIN. PARKER, Supt
April 80, l645. If
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Consumption Consumption
More Proofs Of the Efficacy of Dr. SaUayne's
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry.
To DR. SwAYNE, Dear Sir
The
time has
been when would
recommend a medicine
advertised in the public prints
my signature; now feel different. was
reduced by violent and protracted cough, to
mere skeleton rest at night soreness and pain in
my breast and sde and all the symptoms of approaching
Consumption suffice il to say, used your Compound
Syrup of Wild Cherry which in few weeks
leved me efec,ually. l am certain, that
had it not been for our medicine las
life frequently depends on early
attention to proper medicine)
l should be in
the silent
CRAVE
Let no delay but procure your Syrup and be relev
ed OF their coughs and colds they dangerous
panons, and often lead to fatal consequences. remain
your friend, ABRAHAM SKINNER, Crawford Co. Pa.
DIR. SWAYNE'S Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry is
the only remedy that be relied upon
of Coughs Whoopng Cough pain side and breast
Group, Shotness of Breath Inflammation of the Lungs
o. Only prepared by DIR SWAYNE, northeast corner of
Eighth and Race Sts., Philadelphia.
q! A. & E. HARRINGTON, Druggists Agents for Wor-
cester. l3w June 49,
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TIE PROTECTION ms. co.

Office No. 8, Exchange Buildings, North # the
State House, Hartford, CT.
THIS Company incorporated by the legislature of
Il Connecticut, with Capital of ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, for the purpose of effect
ing Fire and Marine Insurance, and has the power of in
creasing its Capital to Hdif a Million Of Dollars.
The Company offer to insure Houses Stores Mills, Fac
tories BARNS and their contents, and all Ohe nsurable
property against loss and damage by fire. The
premium offered low those of other similar
institutions and every has opportunity for trng
protect himself against the ravages Of this destruc
tive element The the Office pursues in traDsacng
their business and in the adjusting and payment of losses
is prompt and liberal.
Persons DESTROYS of obtaining Insurance against loss and
damage by fire, in Worcester Vicinity, referred, for
nrther particulars 10 ISAAC DAVIS Esq al his office in
Worcester. WILLIAM CONNER, Secy.
Hartford, July II, 1914 ly
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NOTICE,
FANNY GROCERIES,

XTE would respectfully friends and the public
generally, that have hand choice selection of
FAMILY GROCERIES which we offer at prices that will
fail please and frequent additions will he made
stock variety will not be second to any part
of which enumerated among the following, viz:
FLOUR, RICE, PORK, LARD, HAM,
Dried Beef, Butter, Cheese, Coarse and Fine salt,
Dried Appe-RAISfNS box and keg-Tapioca Sage,
Cream Tartar, Sal Soda, Figs, Curans, Sultana Rasns
Hops, Sal Eratus, Poashes Canary ana Hemp SEED.
Brown and White Havana st. Croix. Porto Rico, New
Orleans East Boston Brown, Crashed and Powdered
SUGARS.
Porto Rico, New Orleans, Trinidad and Havana
MOLASSES.
Porto Cabello Old Government Java and st. Domingo
COFFEE.
Hyson, Young do Oolong Nngyong Souchong and Pecco
TEAS.
Wheat, Rye and Indian MEAL.
Mackerel, Salmon HerTings, Dun and Cod FISH.
CASTLE, Variegated. White, Bar and Shaving SOAP.
Br0tOn EGrthen, Stone and Wooden WARE.
LEMONS and ORANGES by the Box.
GRASS SEED,
and great variety Of small articles
ton.
N. B. Goods purchased will be deIiUeed (frequested)
in any part Of the Utlage Jref of expense.
Worcester May a. If BAYLIES & PUTNAM.
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u r TOLER, TOV:tLEX'S' S7.ITsx.I.M
.slnl&MiSo
GreTHE LTNCHBURG VlRGlNlhN

VI HL Il II d NU 1hO INIhN
published seai-,ceekiy, (erery uonday and Ttusdoy)
Fur Dollars per annt,, payable ia adcance No sab
rpt.sm tcai receiredtor shorter time than SIR months
nd no paper ,cn be discontinued fereepf at the discretion
sfthe Editors,) until all arrearages are paid.
/ ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES inserted at 50 cents per
ousre tor less) for every form insertion and 81
nts per square Tor les for epery outer form insertion
/ EYERl .aDYERTISER IS required to note, on his
an,script long he tesses his advertisement inserted
on adrersenen not noted, ,oa be inserted faI ats d
ontinuance be ordered
FOR YE.aRLY nd YER TTSLNi1 the terms are for
prrese t,ro squares $40 square, s25 for
ne sgtare inncr FORM $50. Every yearly advertiser
be required to fac his Advertising to his partcu
iariine Of business.
~ JOB PRLNTLN,; erecuted neatly aud erpeditious
~ md on REASONABLE terms.
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fHTIlt subscriber having made arrangements with one
ol the largest Factories al the North. for the pur.
puse o supplying this market and The surrounding
country. with all kinds al Carriages. made of tie best
rals and Of The latest styles aud patterns, is pre-
pared 10 furnish them 10 those VINO want, upon good
terms they be purchased AT the Nur, or else.
where and brought here. lie has on hand large
assortmeftT CARRIAGES. which he is disposed 10
sell upon such erns III be satisfactory purchasers
1t desired, he will furnish The HARNESS for each
Carriage. Of his manufacturing, and will warrant
The whole as GOOD Is can b. obtained any where.
}. c. SHACKLEFO
have made trranncmcn,s with Mr.. J. G. Shackle-
ford furnish in the shlest notice with any style
OF Carriage he hlay arlcr.
T. L BEACH, Manufacturer,
.Ntmd, Conn.
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TO Families.
feOELaND'S pATENE CDNDENSISG
CDErEg yOTT,T,RS,

The only thing altered 10 The public Hdt WW
presercc lie good properties ?f The CQ0ee.
tOFFEE made this Boiler is dc cidody better than
" that made in any other ,ay, as il preserves all
thai rich aromatic flavor much desired in coffee and
in all other modes flies of in steam This Boiler re-
qures from quarter 10 one third less OF the grain,
none OF the escaprs-and much less cream and
sugar. there is less Of the bitter asringen in it, and
will retain the flavor and freshness long the
denscr is kept on--a whole day it necessary. Tie
Condensing Boiler Is much less trouble for the cook
than The ordinary one, it cannut boil over, the con
densed steam dripping back keeps down The roth.
Persons respectfully referred 10 the following
named gpnileran who are using tho Condenslng Boil
ers and highly approve oithcm
Hon II l.. Ellsworth, Com. Of Patent,
Hon Judge Crauch, Chief Judge of Dist, \y,shior
Hon Indse Mason, Sect. Of L. ). Navy. ,an n z
Doci. Sewel,
Doc'. Lindsey.
For sale by ii. b. w. a. RICHARDS.
May Is Is
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ER0ifipagicG 6amt. K1t
~ % T. \ & 81 I.

Il q z G r
BNNlNG taken lease Of the Mills in this place,
4 n known as ltie Ian9home Mills Tor term Of
years. will be regularly Ia the wheat market, and pre-
pared 10 give the
RICHEST nTARIgET pRICE.
Lump and Ground Plaster will awaysbe kept hand,
and sold low for cash
Nj. JAMES Su1PuIN, who, | learn, is favorably
know TO the farmers of this region, will mill for me-
and hone to secure THAT patronage from the public,
which the convenient location Of the properly invites.
A. n. MONTGOMERY.
March 10 Is
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sT10Fc .ScsU Goods.
2 d n II "A NJ e II O p nj n r

HANEjnsi received additional supply Of SPntN(f
"a AND SUMNER GOODS, the work and stylsot
which lhey guarantee 10 equal any thing that csn DO
made. The fresh arrival CONSISTS parl Of the fuHy-
ing: Na3
super llab Cloih Froch and D'Orsay Coats,
- Scotch lweed do do do
:. Brown aud Yellow Linen do do
A" Plaid Linen Office Goats. .,.s4
:" do aud plain single milled Cashmere Panls;
g do Linen drilling Pants, ss4
+" White do do do
" Fancy Silk, Chay, Cashmere and NiarseillVs
Vests, ~
!" White black and colored Kid Glnves. eak red
Silk and lsle Thread Gloves. Silk and Jacknes Cra.
watts, Opera Ties, French Silk Umbrellas, " slknw
Canes. &c. $50
4 ALSO, few patterns Of fine Cassimeres and c.e,
ings. which be sold very low. Gentle ns~ y in
please call aud examine out stock before asiae ess-
where.
May Is -
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EGEpTfa,AtI'EsaN.
SOAP n,sh g'ssuase gsusswcs.

Ssas, 0,sh Gssuaio Eemssmess.
f41tiE AUBSCRIbkf having bought of Mr. T.. H.
4 Folh,s his entire interest in the iRanuiaclure Of
Soap. Candles. sc,
will continue the business Mr.. FoteSs f,rnlet facio
~. Pos''s tan yard lie has on hand and will
cnsany seep large lat Of Soap. Of different qualities
lie will shortly have hand Candies tI all Nus. made
Of the hest Iailow.
He will exchange Soap Cor Ashes and Grease at fair
price.
ANY one Tram The country having IAll7w far sale
will fad ready market for cash, by rang On him.
ALEX. SIMPSON.
Sep4.
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syythe Taiis.

TS KEGS Of Gfahan's rtails assorted. ooss ,.,,.. (.
: blk. warehouse ID ditfereu. s.sea u eammas
lhess niils aFee, Superior quality. heiaa Wads :
July
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..Didn'lie you to send Der to Mr. Alternately. III
swear!n interrupted Ai4rneihy--"a foo ii he did -
You've thrown away iiae and money Madam, by coa-
ing herel" La .sl,s SO .r.A.
"Whai! is there real danger, sin" asked Tic fight
tsel mother. .t
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MUSICAL CARD.

gINIIE SUBSCRIBER acquan,s the inhabitants of
l. this place. that he will remain here, and will give
instructions the Organ, Piano, Guitar and Vocal Ma.
sic; and takes this opportunity 10 return thanks for the
patronage extended him since his location here and
siicts share Of public patronage. All communications,
i.ft at his residence. at Dr. ID. Il. lyrlans Store
will BE- rrnmpy ait hded Ia.
o. Rei' rences- Rev. Mr. Kiscklc, DR.. d Il. I.y
mar. Mrs IeurIurs and Mrs Petlicolas of lyncbnrg
II. Rev. b shop |'us Mrs \. NJ Mead aal Mass
Jane Mckenzie vi Richmond. T. f.. U1.NO.
esas Professor Of Music.
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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-19

ANSIvERsARr MEETING AT lIIGn STREET CHURCH.
The "Wesleyan Home Missionary Society of Balti-
more" will hold its anniversary meeting according to
notice in another column, this evening, at O'Clock,
in the Methodist Church, High street. This Society
employs missionary to visit the poor and destitute OF
city, without respect sects for the purpose OF
furnishing religious instruction, aud of distributing
temporal relief TO those in suffering circumstances, so
far as the means are placed at his disposal. During
the past season this Society has relieved many cases
of great distress in our city, and for the good of the
community ought to be continued and literally en-
couraged. As the object of the meeting to furnish
support for the devoted missionary it s TO be hoped
the audience will be large and The collections liberal.