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CAlbany CuIIivalor.

WdrShaH SOUH. Born Of humble pa
'enls entering the army as private soldier
nusket in hand, he rose to be Martha Of
he Empire, Duke of DaImacia, and Peer
If France, lie early exhibited his wou>
IerIu! GOODNESS in the hour of danger.
At the battle OF FIeurus, Gen. Marceau
commanded the right wing under Le(e-
byre, was routed and forced TO fall back.
lu his agony he sen, to Soul for four bat
ttIons, tina, he might regain his lost posi-
uon.
SnuIt refused.
Give them to me- exclaimed the i0dIg-
uant aud mortified Maiceau, 'or will blow
my brains out
SoaII cody replied that to do so would
endsnger the whole division. Being then
a meCe Id-de-camp, and unknown, his re-
luss ssIonlshed Marceau. who asked ln a
rage
Who are you!'
Whoever NJ, replied the impeTiura-
hle soldier, Il am calm, which you are not;
do not kill yourself, but lead on your men
to the chsIge, and you shall have The four
baraIons as soon as we can spare them
His advice had scarcely been given be-
fore the enemy were upon them, end side
by side these two men ragged through the
battle like lions After lhe battle was over
Msrceau held oul his hand to Soul saying.
Colonel, iorgye the past you have his
day given me lesson which | shall never
forggs You have 10 !acI gained the battle
This is tiae llIusIrauon of SoulI's char.
acter. Cool, collected, and sef,reIiant the
Omut Of bsNIe and chaos Of defeat, never
disturbed his perceptions or confused his
judgment. A, Auslertz, he did the same
lhing TO Napoleon. As Bonapsre gave
him command OF Ihe centre that day no
simply saId:
AS for you, Sout, have Only 10 cay,
act as YOU always do.
In The heat and terror of bauIe, an aid-
de-camp burst in healloug gaIop into the
presence Of Soul, bearing orders llaI he
should Immediately carry the heigh,s Of
! Prazen.
i will obey the Emperor'a orders as soon
as can, replied the chielIan, but This is
not the proper time.
BonoPsIe was in a perfect fury at hi'
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Pretty Feathers Waltea EincHird

A ND as tia holds good ia almost every rcsp'c
"a the subscriber u.vl again Mlo.m '.nirl]
and the puddle gencw''y, thot uo Is .ril, living ant
occupying the OLD STAND, on Ma.i. .,p. he
tween the office OF {, r. R.Buchulc~ aud '0c EIack
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may be found upon the seat ct poverty, prepared
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SPRING GHd SUMMER, and with thcm hc
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tia tasty fits or no charge m de.
b, RUPERT, TAILOR viii be found upon
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.7d4iSSion FREE Qf all e'pcnsC.
Tie would also inform his friends that Wheat,
Ryc, Oats, Com and Potatocs viii be- taken in cN-
change for work done at his shop and little OF
he geirlcr diioiul, once in while, will not com,
amiss. Call and give him trial,
BERNARD RUPERT.
APRIL 25 lsiG--l
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ODD FELLOWSHIP.

We have read, with no little surpris,
several articles in the Vermont Journal
which profess to expose enormtes il
he institution Of Odd Fellows, end W,
confess on unwillngness 10 believe tn,
Icharges preferred against that institution
Many Of The very best citizens Of slmos
every community ara members of the
lOrdtr, and its reputation has a alway beer
lexalled for benevolence, /, seems /,
be designed as benevolent institution
organsed Tor the purpose Of allevia,ing
The distress Of The poor; and we frml,
lbeleve, from the lillle we know of il
that II has soolhed The sorrows of the
lorphan, and made The hearth of many
amily circle smile with joy end GLAD
ness. II is a secret institutional Chariry
Is the more genuine, the more welcome
when dispensed with quiet secret hand,
and benevolent act, when bIaZoced
forth 10 the world, flows only from the
selfish hear'--from the demagogue who
gives his dollars & cents to the poor,thar
he may win The applause Of The popu
lace. Whs, The world sees Of The insri.
tuition of Masons and Odd relowe. is be
nevolent-is good. Then le, The world
be equally benevolent, and not condemn
the motive, when they see and know
ne acts TO be pure. We have seen The
'fflic'ed man supported and suslained d
under The weight of his affections by
the benevolence Of these institutions :
Their Committee Of vigilance seek out
The destitute and relieve their wants.
Can there be aught OF harm in this, even
,hongh The mantle Of secrecy should
support The man Of sorsows in his al
ton, stand by his dying bed 10 ease ltc
pangs Of death, follow him to the gravr,
nd to manifest, slill further, their love
for The departed brother, lhey throw
sweet embems of love and friendship il
his g1ave,and when his body is consian
ed 10 'the deep, damp vault they iol,
ow The widow and orphan through Lie
,lrewing their paths with flowers OF true
Iunoslenlatious charity. II is The 'mys-
c tie alone, to which the gaping world
|obiecls, and when the golden cord
$ severed, the efficiency OF the in
SlituNions will have departed, for it Isl
hat cord which binds them in the bond
orFRIENDSHlP,LONE & TRUTH.'I
If brother finds himself destitute in al
foreign cline, he has but TO give the,
signal. and potent as the shrlIl whIslIel
Of RhoderIck Dhu,it brings to his relic Il
host of wstm hearted friends and!
brethren. Can such an institution be
lraught with evil or dangel' Can il be
dishonest? Car 1t have q bad tendency,
BY 90 means, for It's object is to gDve,I
not to receive--ro relieve, aud not tot
,w'ndle The poor-to be charitable, andI
not to boast of The jewel that il
seen only by moonlight, is far nor,
are and beautiful than the imitation
though it do2zle in the briIIidncy OF the
,un at noon day. The bcoevoleocc, the
purity and braury OF Odd Fellowship
,ndMasonry are seen ia the d,rk gloom
9 corne,s OF poverty and obscurity,while
he cold charity OF the world is bIa zon-
d forth TO catch the eye Of the popu
ace,--Pori GIBSON ( .MSS) IleyoG
49, -,-,,,, 80, ..,., ,,,,,,,>-I
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ooot or pu' on hat or garment wilhou,
a close search for some poisonous rep,iIe
or insect crouching in their folds or cor.
ners. 1t is wonderful that we are nm,
sung twenty times a day. Yesterday
morning, while standing up at brt akfss,
1--WE never sit al meals for the wan, of
the wherewi'h TO make a sest) feI,
some strange thing crawling % nv leo
ABOUT 'he knee. 1t did not take me
long 10 seize it with my hand and 10
iIsrobe. Looking into The leg Of my
oh'drawn drawer, beheld v,Ilainou.
looking creature Of black and vellow.
win long bcny tail. called nv
mess 10 look at it, when DR.. Hoxev .
VINO has been before in this reptile coun.
try, pronouced it Mexican scorpioo.
'"u 'oId me for my comfort that it was
as poisonous as n ratlesnake. His s,inp
was out, and no doubt when | clenchedI
h'm IN my hand he struck Out at nv
clothes, instead Of in at nv flesh.
Thinks | 10 myself there's an escspe
Is sides these we have spiders, cen,ipe.
des, hordes of flies, and everv ;bjno
else that crawls, flies, bites and makes al
noise. A gang of Iocus,s have domic,l
ed themselves in our camp, and keep upI
sleePless clatler all night. To this j,
Iolned The music OF frogs and the bark |
ing Of prairie dogs. A few nights since
panther came smelling up to the lines
OF our senlrles. All these small nuis.
ances are universally pronounced in
camp as death 10 ones patriotic emotions
and right hard fight with the encm,
to be followed by riddsnce of rhl,I
pesi'Ien' country, would !l~,,suma,iun Of
100 much happiness. Bot here we arr
stay fighting insects and vermin,
with no present prospect Of liuidng 'hen
masters, (our enemy,) for whose special
use and appropriate comfort they seen
o have been formed by Nature. Som
few of our officers profess to be enomor
ed of this country. The all here, nesr
Lne seecoal, is certainly fine, and one
at loss to account for the sickness; but.
,side from that, would willingly forr.
20 the possession of all the rich acres !
oave seen to gel back from This land OF
laIl,bred Indians and luIl,bred bugs
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PLEASURE OF SOLDERING.


MAJOR Forsyth, the editor OF The Co
lumbus (Ga,) Times, has written sever
Al letters which rank FIgh Tor graphlr
power and spirited details. From a re
cent letter the Richmond Enquirer ex
lrscts few passages, showing how rlct
, G.ld Mexico presents for lover ofEu
'omology and NaIuraI History
This country is distinguished, above
Ill other PARTICULARS, by It's myriads o
crawling. flying, singing, aud biting
things. Every ,hlng you touch has
spider on ii, We are killing all day il
our tenls. We never dare d.sw on
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BOSTON ~ WORCESTER RAIL ROAD.
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gs rs ia -EsSsss ga
CHANGE OF THE
Summer Arrangement.


FROM WORCESTER, daily except Sunday,)
Win Passengers from the Western Rail Road,
With Passengers from the Western and Norwich Rail
Road. at III AMI
With Worcester Passengers and Ii IN. and 81 PM
NIB The NJ. train will take up no passengers East
of birmingham.
With Passengers from NeWYork by Steamer Norwich,
ham.
With Passengers from New York by Long Island Rail-
roao every afternoon, except Sunday, stopping only at
birmingham.
FROM BOSTON.
FOR albany and Western Railroad, Hartford New Ha
ven and New York. at u A. M and 4P.M.
For NorWsch and Stations on the Norwich Railroad, at
II A. Nj. and 24 p. NJ.
For Worcester, and Way Sta ions the Worcester POI"
Road, at u AM. p, and p
NJ B. The P M. Train will not stop at any Stsli
East of birmingham
FOR Mtttbury, at "a A. Al. and p M
For New York, via Norwich and by Steamer, at ock
P.
For New York, by Long Island Railroad, at 81 AN.
FROM MlLLBURY.
For Boston and Way Stations, daily except Sunday al
Ct a. M. and AZ P.
SAXONvILLE TRAINS.
Leave Saxonvie at and 10 Am and PM.
Leave Boston at 40 AM, n and 81
vile, taking passengers for Brighton Newton Needham
and Natick only.
Sunday Mail from Worcester at TIA M-from Boston at
I'm.
All Baggage at the risk ofts owner
Fares less when paid the Ticket Offices, than in
the Cars. WIN. PARKER, Sup't,
July l, 1876. tf27
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Il. r.. CLARKES a
Vegetable sarsanataa 4BiS4efs.
IIark, and hear the gladbsanndIgh ingly swelling,

llark, and hear the elads Willingly swelling,
Through the North to the South through the East to the
Frocaimng Clarke's Bitters diseases dispeing WEST
And all sickly mortals with health to be blest.
~ X. CLARKE'S Vegetable Sarsaparlla Bit
Als ters entirely of vegetable composition and are
compounded and medcated for the those most in
oerabe and very prevalent Diseases the Jaundce and
ressing maladies, which, unfrequen:y receive THEN
origin thererom they lay the foundation many
Diseases unless exrpated by the Clarke's Bters
which cannot be too highly recommended esteemed.
Inc numerous testimonials and recommendations 10
which the public pleased favor daily Of the
peculiar and unequaled efficacy these Bters causes
them TO be noted Tor their superiority any other med
cine, for cleansing the stomach and bowels of bile and
morbid matter purifying the blood promoting digestion
and causing speedy Of appetite. with vgor and ac
uvity ofeengs Carke's Btters decidedly preferable
10 any other medicine Notwithstanding how very highly
they may be recommended) for very important rea
sons, and should be used for third great st For
their horoughness in publication. 3D. Instead weaken
ing the already weak patient, medicines do they
gradually strengthen while they thoroughly perform
Jug the work of purcaton and Sd. Because they are not
QuGck Medicine.
As Carks Vegetable Sarsapara Bitters are composed
OF variety of medicinal vegetable Ingredients they speed
ny restore man to permanent health By eradicating
his system the following diseases viz: Sick Headache Pain
and Dizziness in the Head General Debility Heart burn
C0stVeness Diarh9a loss of Appetite, Bilious affections
Gravel Pain in the de Back and Breast Rheumatic Pains
Liver Complaints, Heart Disease, Cough Cold and all af-
ectlons OF the Lungs, &C. where Caonel has been
freely used, CLARKES BlTTERS are of the most infinite
Importance, and for all kinds OF humors as contains
good proportion Of pure Spanish Snsapara and other
roots OF genial ecacy also for Fever and Ague they have
proved themselves to be a sovereign remedy
II Sold by HALLIBURTON e. co, Boston, and S. A.
ROWLAND Worcester. April l.
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FACTS REGARDING THE
SUGAR COATED IMPROVED
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS


RHEUMATISM, DYSPEPSIA AND FEVERs.
ii ANlNG been attacked some months with bad
IL Cough, Weakness in my Chest, and loss of appe
lite, used Wrghts Indian Vegetable Pills but grew
worse with cold sweats nights could not sleep and
believed was in Consumption l procured box
DR. Smiths Sugar Coated Improved Indian Vegetable
Pills, which restored my health within six Jays and
oelieVe them to be the best remedy ever used:
GEORGE w. GRANGER
Extract from A. G. Pages letter, datedI
Bath, Jan. 81, lS45.
The Sugar Coated Indian Vegetable Pills you sent me
sell well and give good satisfaction. They sell better
than any have had.
LE1tract from LeUi Barretfs lettsS, dated
Canaan, Me-, Feb. 8, l945.
The Pills which received ofyou have given such uni
versal salts acon they have been purchased
the sale has been uniform that ught to re
guest you to send me some more oil them immediate
N, &c.
lErtract from I'm. N. PackGrd'sletterl, dated
MonsOn, Mass, Jan. % 1845.
Sir enclosed is the payment for the last Pills You
will please send me by Express another lot, say
dozen; they give good satisfaction. have not hand
more than boxes and do not wish to be out of them
| one da,.
IErtract from Daau Taft & Sons letter. datedl
Tasve, W.T. Feb G, I845
Your Pills were received a few DAYS since and have
SOD some OF them and also used some ourselves, and
think very favorable of hem and they liked by those
who have used them.
Mr. j. P SMITH, ofGoucester, states that he has sold
all, and wishes doz. boxes Immediately and they
give such universal satisfaction that he has determined
to sell no other kind of Pills.
Mr. A. ALLEN, ofPalmer DEPOT, states that he was
has been an invalid for time, and box of hes
Pills Immediately cured her also that they had perform
ed alike wonderful cures in the town, and entirely
out and wanted more immedatey-was agent for other
Pills but shoulv only recommend these
EXTRACT from j B. Danforth's letter, dated1
Barnard, VT, IL, 1915.
Please send me Immediately Dozen Smiths Suga
Coated Indian Vegetable Pills those you short
time since are nearly all sold and give universal salts
faction.
The above only few of the numerous letters which
are daily received of the popularity and
these truly excellent Pills. They the best medicine
for the above complaint that sod and in every
that they have been tried have given universal sasac-
ton, and should be kept family medicine by every
One We only ask trial of them convince the most
skeptic of the truth OF these assertions
The directions and treatment If the diseases accom-
pany every box. Price 25 per box.
NJ" Sugar Coated PiIs'' be genuine without the
signature of the sole inventor, G. BENJAMIN SMITH
NJ D., President ofthe N. Y. College of Health upon
every box.
Offices devoted exclusively the ofhs medicine
l79 GreenUich ST. NeW York. and Water ST., Boston.
Agent in Worcester, JAMES GREEN IL co.
FOR SALE IN ALL THE VILLAGES and TOWNS
IN NEW ENGLAND STATES.
N. b. No traUeting pediGrs diloUed to sell these
RUS It March 5. 4
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THE PROTECTION ms. co.

O6'cs No. 8, ErchQage Buildings, North Of the
State House, Hartford CT.
iis Company was Incorporated by the legislature of
a CONNECTICUT, with Capital Of ONE HUNDRED AND
EFnn THOUSAND DOLLARS, for the purpose of effect
ing be and Marine Insurancs and has he no,ver Of
''s Ts ls Capital to Hal Million Of Dollars
tor 1ponpahy oier to insure Houses Stores Mills Fac
ana thelr contents and all ether nsnrable
prm againsI loss and damage by fire. The rates Of
ohered are as low those any other similar
ann y, ana every man has opportunity for tri1ng
lion protect himself agana the ravages OF this destruc
their b"s me course the Office pursues in transacnq
Is promna aa N the adjusting and payment Of losses
DAMAGE ~ usous Of obtaining Insurance against loss and
lnrther IN worcester Vicinity, are referred FOR
Worcester ~ ''fAhN LAWS, ESQ, al MS Office In
Hartford, JulyI7, ls44. WILLIAM GUNNER 9ecy.
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STRAW SEWERS.

WANTED, by the subscriber, Five more experienced
w sewers ofstraw. Florence and Fancy Braids. For
further information please inquire Of the subscriber at his
Bonnet Room, No. IA FRoNT STREET.
Also, few Apprentices in the above business can find
HENRY G. FAY.
N. d. None need apply except with good recommends
lions. dtf Worcester, April 3.
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n OFFICE


nR. J. S. SPEAR of Boston, (Ofice 80
~ WASHINGTON ST respectfully informs the citizens
OF Worcester and vicinity that he may seen in Worces
WORCESTER House.
Dr.. spear will warrant in every durable disease
II iaIl OF ehectng cure after giving the medicines fair
trial, will pay the expense any other physcian thai
VIII perform cure, the expenses exceed one hun
dred dollars will here give The Of some of the
most important medicines for diseases For fur
ther particulars and certificates my Health Directory
new edition. 1t contains much more valuable Inflammation
man the former work II may be obtained gratis my
office and also OF my agents. Those reading this work
must certainly be convinced the genuine efficacy of
Or Spears medicines and also of the great success which
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL. A sure remedy for all
gripping pains in the bowels Coughs of short standing
Il also an excellent family physc. Pleasant for chill
dren adults.
BALM OF LIFE, No. l and D. sure remedy for all
diseases OF the Lungs, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and
IIvERWoRT PILLS. These Pills are highly extoIIed
beyond other in the United States Try one box and
YOU will he satisfied for yourself Begin with small doses
from one TO four Reader you never can conceive of the
invaluable efficacy Of these Pills till you try them
Don't fail to try them They will recommend themselves
WOMAN'S FRIEND. A most certain and valuable
remedy for the Failing Of the Womb pressing down palms.
heat in the water pain in the small Of The back also
the hips, groins, and legs, weakness debility, &c Each
package will last ahOnt four weeks.
GERMAN LOTION. For the Salt Rheum, scald Head,
Scabs and Scroulous Sores This remedy warranted
in every instance TO effect cure, fathfuy continued
GRAVEL MIXTURES. Warranted in every case and
under all circumstances to effect cure.
CATARRH SNUFF The most celebrated remedy ev-
or discovered for The Caarrh.
CORN PLASTER. This is positive cure and comfort
for all.
BALsAM OF LIFE. This remedy exceeds all others
in of Coughs consumption quies the patient
Immediately, removes Cramps spasms, Fits, Splitting OF
blood, &c.
PAIN KILLER. For sprans, Bruises swelliDgs Pains,
and also a sure remedy In all Of rheumatism If
taken with the blters and pills. See DIR Spears Health
Directory.
JAUNDICE BITTERs. most valuable stomach or
strengthening remedy.
Rich Hair Oil Perfume, Cosmetic Lotion. For all erup-
tions OF the skin.
All of these medicines exceedingly valuable. You
have only to try them and they will recommend them
selves 70 Ike satisfaction Of all.
AGENTs-E. LlvERMORE, Worcesterj J. S. HAIR
RIE0ToE, N. Il. Village u33
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NORWICH q WORCESTER RAILROAD
ACCOMMoDApIoN gFA]WS.

DAILY except Sunday.
Leave Worcester at 10 A NJ and Az p. NJ
Leave Norwich at 6 AM. and AZ PM
u The Morning Accommodation Trains from Norwich
and from Worcester with the Boston Worces-
ter, and Western Trains each way
The Evening Accommodation Train from Worcester
connects with the II Train from Boston.
NEW YORK TRAIN, aia Long Island Rail Road
Leave Alyns Point for Boston, about p NJ iaily except
Sunday.
Leaves Worcester for New York about 10 stopping at
Danelsonville and Norwich
NEW YORK TRAIN, UiG Steam Boat
Leaves Norwich Tor Worcester and Boston every morn
ing Except Monday upon the arrival the Boat from New
York, stopping at Norwich and Daniesonve.
Leaves Worcester for Norwich aud New York at 81 NJ
daily except Sunday stopping at Danielsonville and
Norwich.
EREiGHT TRAINS daily each WGy, except Sunday.
special contracts will be for cargoes or large
uLles OF Freight, on application the Superintendent
Fares are less when paid for Tickets than when paid
in the J. w STOWEIJ Snpt
Norwich, April Is, 1876. II
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Great Newspaper, Periodical anC
CHEAP PUBLICATION DEPOT.

Foster ST., directly South .4n1 Temp. House,
WOR CESTER
g THOMPSON would inform his friends and
~ customers that he has united with his Establishment,
the PERloDlcAL DEPARTMENT OF 5. II. LEONARD-all
hOse "h" nave subscribed TO Leonard will supplied a,
he above place. reasonable as has been before
offered.
Mr. Thompson would give notice that now prepared
to supply every variety Of reading published by the
FIRST publishing houses in New York. Philadelphia and
Boston as soon they are out
All those subscribing to him will be supplied promptly an
soon as the works are out. If Worcester March 10