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OOO REwAR,DL FOR ANY q !

$4,000 R sas ssas RiII i T9k By g. +
If Gonorrhoa, elects Structures, Whites Pains in the
Back and Loins Seminal Weakness, Affections of the
Kidneys Irritation Of the Urethra, Gravel and all other
disorders Of the urinary organs without the least
strction to diet drink, exposure change in app-
cation TO business. These preparations entirely
Eg9' VEGETABLE, 4-E
and although powerful they will not injure In the least
the most delicate constitution This preparation is
raned to cure the above mentioned diseases without using
any. external applications. With my Indian Vegetable
Medicines you rely upon thorough cure, by calling
upon me at my Office
Main street, No. III, Worcester
jyls d1y DR.. O. A. HILL.
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ASOAI. AT CITY COAL YARD.-Now on
Y hand, and constantly receiving at Vity Ooal 1ard,
NH be sold at the lowest market price, and delivered in
the best possible order.
Quality and Weight warranted satisfactory. Orders
left NJ CITY Coal Yard Office Park street. at the Grocery
store of Mr. d. A. Hawkins, r Lincoln Square, tbro'
ne Post Oce will be thankfully received and promptly
filled. - u. Il MANN, Agent
Sept Is, 1853 diff
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GNUFF AND TOBACCO.-PETER LoRIL
~ LARD, Manufacturer, No. AZ Chatham street, New
York, oilers for sale the following articles warranted Of
superior quality accoboy, Scotch, Coarse French RAJ
pee Honey Dew, Scotch and other Snus; also Fine Cut
Tobacco, in tin foil and papers; particular des
crption of the various articles be by sending
for a full price current above. 3m feb6 8
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61vV,o BE G Oh NOT TO BE---THAT IS

eNFE 10 BE OIl NOI To BEa~.I HAT -
II n THE QUESTION. n--Whether tits nobler to bear
the torments of the ia
& Tape Worm, or take up arms against it. by
Using Castor OIL Vermifuges, and---de!
For in that sleep of death, who can bear
The torments Of Worms, which carry US to
That bourne from which no traveller returns
ID "Soft you now'---the only never-lailing remedy
Is IIOBENSAC ks WORM SYRUP and LIVER PILLS.
j. N. noBENsAcK, Proprietor, Philadelphia
For sale by p. r. SLAYER CO., Wholesale Agents,
fremont Temple Boston.
deow3taw&w3m mch8
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ITTLEF ELD,S PATENT
~ y, 49, COAL BURNER,
The only Apparatus constructed that would COM
PEI the Perfect Combustion of the Inammabe Gases Of
Anthracite Coal.
For sale by +. P. OLIVER, Agent,
oct29 diff isEl No. 108 Main st.
mn OR 10000 NURSERY TREES,
e< Of the choicest kinds Of Fruit, for sale BY b. r.
-, WHITNEY Orders received BY Messrs. Lawrence
Sprague. ~
Z Ornamental Trees and Shrubbcry
Furnished to order, at The shortest notice Apply as
above. ~ f3lsifA az MA
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~ OR OE 6 n Il
OROE TER
BUSINE LESS DIRECTORY
Oh
Halnfactures, Trades, and Professions

rhe following List, representing two houses y
zach branch Of trade is submitted 10 The citizens Of
Worcester County, and the public generally, with tbs
fullest confidence that persons IN want of The products
Of Worcester Work Shops, the Merchandise Of Wor-
castor Stores any Of the branches here enumerated
will be able supply themselves at short notice an
upon as reasonable can be met w;h in ROSto
elsewhere.
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over 100000 BOXES SOLD IN o

GPER MATORRIQiA RGENS OR CUs
- RATIvE INSTRU MENT for prostate weakness.--
The third improvement made these articles has brought
them to complete perfection and used in most Of
the Hospitals and in hundreds of with triumphant
success.
They may be procured of DIR J. CHEEVER, No. ire
mont Temple Boston, to whom all orders should be ad
dressed.
letter enclosing two dollars will procure one, sent by
mail to any part OF the Union. inch d&w3m
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DESK MANDATORY.

The subscriber having secured the services Of e. p
Wright, whose Manufacto was recently destroyed
BY hre, IS now prepared to make to order, Office and
Fables, Show Cases, Counters, Druggists Drawers and
Book Cases, of every size and FORM Of Mahogany Black
Walnut Cherry, Pine or White Wood. Every piece of
give entire satisfaction.
Also repairing done in the neatest manner and at short
notice. Maple street Court opposite the Worcester House,
HENRY DAWSON.
" worcester, Februarp 20, 1854. d3w
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Sold in Worcester by James Green, NJ. b. Green L. T.
Lazell, and Il. II. Marsh.
Also for sale by the principal Druggists in the city and
country. decl3 d31awNW
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cpss3sgga5 WHITCOMB'S WORCES-
49, 4 TER AND FlTCHBURG EXPRESS-Be-
tween Worcester aud Fitchburg by every rain stopping
at all intermediate places. Packages forwarded, Notes,
Drafts, and Bills collected and paid and all orders
ed to with despatch. Office corner of Mechanic and Main
streets, Worcester. nov29 diff
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Supprsssi0ns, Trregnlarities, &c.

One trial will convince the most skeptica and never
afr will they be induced to take any other. Ladies who
have often been deceived by purchasing Pills and Drops,
and nostrums from
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His Office is No. High street. between Federal and
Summer streets. Office hours from A. NJ. to O'Clock
P. NJ decl3 d&wtf
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Male and Female Importers,

under the pretence of ecting cure medicines which in
nineteen out of twenty have injurious effect upon
the system, without producing the desired result any
sign Of it, should shun bpeds, and but the
genuine
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r.. EMS HIS

PATENT SHEARS AND SCISSORS.
p. KEGLER & co.
Have just received from the Manufacturer, fun as.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-08-24

Some time since the reiormers passed series oi
town laws, or, commonly called Ordinances ana
were loud in their socalled professions OF re1ora-
ton, but have failed to carry out their no douot
good intentions. These Town Laws, made III good
faith, passed by an unanimous vote Of Council signed
by Mayor and Clerk, and then published, are hood
winked. II it was the intention Of Council to put
all the laws in force, why not instruct the Mayor in
regard to carrying out All the ordinances passed, as
fully as they can be. In executing these ordinances
if it is found that some Of them worthless or IN
furious then let Council repeal them; but while they
stand as laws for the government Of the town. let
them be enforced. To leave them sometimes dead
letter. and then have them rigidly operative theh
again suffer them to become temporarily obsolete, is
an injustice to those who are amenable to those laws
Let Council appoint man to fill the Office OF Mar
Sha that is responsible and then let there be SUI
fcien salary paid said Marshal to justify him in at
tending to his official duties fcarlcssly and with
out favor to no man. or set Of men; this done, we col
have our town laws carried out il not they remain tt
be used with partiality.
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REPEAL! REPEAL!

When men become so enamored OF iervor o..
ther in possession or expectancy, as TO disregard
the most prominent principles of our rspubli-
can Institutions and in violation Of the truth,
tha, all men are born free and equal, pass laws
extending slavery over our hitherto virgin sol'
II behooyes the Vox Popul, to arise in their
might, and compel their servants to repeal tho
obnoxious portions of those laws and restore
our now degraded country to her former posi-
ton, wit h regard to slavery extention. SO also
Physically. When we suffer ourselves to run
Off after every new tangled nOstrum paraded be-
fore the public we not only endanger our
own, but the lives and health Of our own famt-
lies rnd friends. 1t is therefore with pleasure,
we again recommend to the afflicted, to use
MAlister's All Healing Ointment, an old and
well tried remedy and safe and almost certain
cure for wounds, bruises, cuts, burns, old sores,
eruptions, scrofula, bronchitis, sore throat, aguo
in the breast, corns, litter, ring worm, all cu-
tancous diseases, all ievers or febrile diseases.
That by restoring the insensible perspiration, It
enables the system TO throw off the old worn
out particles, and restores to perfect health, be-
ing thereby applicable TO a host OF ailments too
numerous to mention.
For sale by Elias Long, Jackson Solomon
Norris, Graysyille, r. Cha pman, Mabees, r o'
]. F.. Jones, Oak Hill Jared Stevenson, WIN
chester; Spencer & Cherington, Berlin,
August 81, 81. 22-6nl
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FARM FOR SALE!

TENHE Subscriber will offer for sale to the high.
est bidder, at the Court House, in jackson,
-, Jackson county Ohio, on q
ES the 3Oth day Of Sept, Next, =
Three hundred and sixty acres of land, more or
less, divided as described in the following man
ner-The east half of the south west quarter
of section 10, township 8, range II, and the east
half of 80 acres off of the south half of north
west quarter of section 10, township g. range
II, containing eighty seven and half acres
more or less. And the west half of the south
west quarter of section 10, township 8, range
10; and the west half of 30 acres off Of the south
half of north west quarter, of section l9, town.
ship s, range 10 containing eighty y-seven and
a half acres, more or less.
ALSO The east half of the south east quar-.
ter of section l3, township u, range II; con.
tanning so acres, more or less. All Of which
will sell for one third cash in hand, one third
in one year, and one third in two years, with in
terest on the deferred payments.
Provided, that on the same day, time and
place, there shall be aplain understanding, that
said subscriber shall have the privilege of offer
fering said farm altogether. Described as fol-
lows the south west quarter of section ~,
township 8, range II, part of north west quar-
rof section 10, township s, range II, and the
east half of south west quarter of section H.
township 6, range Is.
All of which if sells for more than the three
detached pieces aforesaid then subscriber shall
have the privilege to release the first bidder
or bidders, and hold the last for one third cash
in hand, one third in one year, and one third In
two years, with interest on the deferred pay
monts. JOHN S. RlDGwAY.
August 10, 81. 22-tds
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How many persons have become wealthy by living
up to the letter Of this maxim yet We arc surprised
TO see this rule daily and hourly broken over. Co.
reader. with me in i'm agiaaton, from door to door,
from individual to individual and listen to the gos.
sip that is carried on: "Mr or Mrs. So and So, has
dcuC thus aud SO, and a8 they do not follow the
fashions and are compelled to work for living we
oonuot associate with then" and "Mr. g. Mrs SO and
So consider themselves above common people, but ii
they would only consider they are no better than any
body else" and ten thousand similar ridiculous
speeches are put forth by somc poor weak-mintsd
creatures, who should only look at home and "Attend
to their Own Business" then this world would go Oh
swimmngy, and everybody would be happy. "At
tend to your Own Business"
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Noah Stoner,

Noah Stoner, In Jackson county,
VS.. Court of Common
Ann Catharine Stoner Pleas.
widow and others.
DAUL STONER, of Shelby county, Ohio,
a Jacob Stoner, Jesse Stoner, and Ann
Thrap, intemarried with Charles Thrap, vi
60 county, Indiana Mary Ann Fisher, inter
married with Adam Fisher David Stoner, and
Adam Fisher, guardian of said David S;oner !;
Susannah Stoner, widow of Samuel StOner,
decd Catharine Stoner, RebeCca Stoner, Caro-
line Stoner, Jacob Stoner, and John StOner, Of
Vinton county, Ohio, will take notice, that n
petition was fled against them on the 2lsty,oy
of August 1854, in said court ofcommon plei.g
by Noah Stoner, and is now pending, wherein
said Noah Stoner demands Partition Of the fol-
lowing real estate, situate in Jackson county,
Ohio, and described as follows, to wit: The
east half of the south east quarter of section
twelve, township nine, range II, containing
50 and twenty-eight one hundredth acres. AL.
so, the south west quarter of the north east
quarter, and the south west quarter of the south
east quar- er of section twelve, township nine,
range II, containing SO and twenty Ell ght one
hundredth acres. Aso-the south east quar-
ter of the north east quarter, and the north west
qrsof the south east quarter of section twelve,
township nine, and range IT, containing SO and
% one-hundredth acres, more or less, and that
at the next term of said court, application will
be made by said Noah Stoner, for an order that
Partition may be made of said premises.
NOAH ST0NER,
By LEVI DUNCAN, his Atty.
August 81, "a 22-6w
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DIED.
DED-On Thursday morning last August l7th,
Mrs NANCY FARRAR, consort of JAMES FARRAR, OF
this place.
ORDNANCE XIV.

An Ordinance aulhorsing the Street
Commissioner to perform the duties Of
Supervisor of roads and highways.
SEC. /: BE it ordained by the council
of the incorporated Village OF Jackson,
That the Street Commissioner is hereby
authorized and required TO notify all per.
sons within the Incorporated Village of
Jackson, who under any law Of the State
are liable to do labor on the public high
ways, of the time when and the place
where such labor will be required, and
upon neglect or refusal TO do the labor
required by law, to sue for and collect
the equivalent in money, in the name OF
the incorporated Village OF Jackson. as
supervisors of highways are now author :
lied and required to do: and the saiu
Street Commissioner shall, in general be
invested with all the powers and be re-
ouired to perform all the duties that su.
peryisors are now invested with or required
10 perform, under existing or subsequent
Statutes OF the State.
IoHN J. HOFFMAN, Mayor.
JAMES W. LoNGBoN, Recorder.
Passed in Council Aug. 9TH, 1854
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FlNANcIAL.-Thompson's N. Y. Re

FNANcIAL.-Thompson's N. Y. Re-
porter for August l2th. says:
We have seen the worst of the panic
though we have not seen the last of the
failures. Stocks, we think. have reached
the bottom. The movement of produce
will soon give relief to the country banks
by taking out their currency. The ad
journment of Congress is long desired
event. The various appropriations will
now throw a large amount of gold into
circulation, and help greatly to strength
en- the mercantile and banking interests
of the country. On the whole, there is
no good ground for croaking; there is,
however, wisdom in prudence, in caution
hot giving long or large credits-not
extending beyond control, for these are
revolutionary times, uncertain times,
and the wisest cannot see far into the lu
ture
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THE TERRITORIAL HOMESTEAD
BILL.

From the National Intelligencer
Fairness being an undoubted Wing
characteristic, it is but just that some Of
the Wing presses should be corrected as
to a misinterpretation Of one ofthe home.
stead laws. 1t is stated that President
Pierce has approved bill granting home
Steads to settlers in New Mexico, Kansas
and Nebraska. sThis is true in regard
to the Territory first named, but is not
correct as to the others. New Mexico
being by no means an attractive agricul.
lural region, but sterile and out of the
reach of commercial facilities, it was
deemed proper by Congress TO hold out
inducements to settlement by grants Of
land, as in Oregon, but not in quantities
so large.
A casual reader might be very easily
misled as to the provisions OF the act by
merely looking at the title, which is An &C
to establish the offices of Surveyor-Gen.
eral of New Mexico, Kansas and Ne
braSka, to grant donations Of land TO ac-
tual settlers therein, and for other purpo.
ses." But homesleads are only actually
granted in New Mexico, as the reader
will perceive by reference TO the act
itself.
The first section creates the office Of
Survey or General in NeW Merico, and
regulates his salary, and duties and the
location of his office. The second Sec
ZION is in the following words, from which
it will be seen that the Territory Of New
Mexico only is referred TO;
Sec Q. And be il further enacted, That
to every white citizen OF the United States
or male above the age of twenty
years, who has declared his intention 10
become a citizen, and who was residing
in said Territory prior to the first day ol
January, eighteen hundred and fifty.
three, and who may be still residing there,
shall be and is hereby donated one quar-
ter section. or one hundred and sixty
acres of land. And to every white male
citizen OF the United States, or every
white male above the age OF twenty. one
veafs who has declared his intention to
become citizen, and who shall have re.
moved or shall remove 10 and settle in
said Territory between the first day oI
January, eighteen hundred and iilIy.lhree
and the first day of January, eighteen
hundred and fity.eight, there shall in
like manner be donated one quarter sec
ton or one hundred and sixty acres, OH
condition of actual settlement and cul-
tiyalion for not less four years: Proui-
ded, however, That each OF said dona'
tons shall include the actual settlement
and Improvement of the donee, and shall
be selected by legal subdivisions within
three months after the survey Of the
land where the settlement was made be.
fore the survey, and where the settle.
ment was made after the survey, then
within three months after the settlement
has been made; and oil persons failing to
designate the boundaries OF their claims
within that time shall forfeit all right to
the same.
The next sectors, as far as nine, in
elusive, relate solely 10 New Mexico, and
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The only item of interest are the fol.
lowing from the Oregon Statesman:
STRAWBERRIES YET.-We had placed
upon our table last week, by Mr., J. Wood
sides, of Salem prairie, fine specimen of
strawberries of native growth, exceeding
in size and flavor anything in the line yet
seen. These berries were gathered on
the open prairie.
TALL Grass. We have been shown by
Mr., Joseph Cox, of Marion county, two
stalks of blue grass grown upon his farm
this year, which measured 6 feet 6 inches
in height. lie assures us that no Difficult
ty will be experienced in Oregon in grow
ing all the cultivated grasses by little
attention and proper cultivation.
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By order of the Central Committee
J. w. LAIRD. Seciy.

RAISING THE ERIE--The remnant Of
the hull of the steamer Erie, which was
burned off Silver Creek, thirteen years
ago on Thursday last, was towed into
port last evening The engine and other
yaluables found on board had been pre-
yiousIy removed. She is the hardest
looking wreck we ever saw and can be
of no use, unless it be for the iron that
holds her together. Rumor says that
some 81 500 in silver coin was found, be-
sides large quantity of gold, silver and
copper in a melted state.-B4G. Rep.
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JACKSON MARKETS.
M Ar RIEpr

MARRIED-On the 10th inst, by T. N. Howell
Esq, Mr.. JAMES MEAoHAM, and Miss MARGARE7
WoLLoM, all Of this place.
On this occasion the Printers were not forgotten
but were bountifully supplied with cake and Othc
chicken fixens.
All, ha! friend Jimmy, we always thought
That in Cupids trap you would be caught;
The little sly rogue knew how to fool EN-,
Both Jimmy Neacham and Maggie WOllOm,
May you live and love and die together
As doth the birds all Of one feather;
And may you always have the right facilities,
To love and cherish your responsibilities.
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On Saturday last, young man named VIM Hide
brand, who was engaged in chopping wood for Mr.
Hanna, a few miles east Of this place, was seriously
injured by the falling Of limb from tree, which
struck him upon the side Of his head, rendering him
for = tine insendte. Medical aid was immediate
y procured by Lose timely assistance the sufferer
was greatly relieved Of his pS!n, The wd2ad was
internal but was reached with but little difficulty,
When last heard from the young man he was consider
ed out Of danger.
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Caution ! Caution /!
SPECIAL NOTICES.

BENEFICIAL RESULTS Invariably fol-
low the administering of STABLER'S ANO-
DYNE CHERRY EXPECTORANT in cases
of Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis Asthma, Group,
and Throat and Lung complaints generally. II
is not claimed that it will cure in all cases, but
none have come to our knowledge where 1t fail
ed to give relief while at the same time thou
sands of instances have occurred where its ef
fects have been so marked that they hav been
widely noticed and commended. The pIAR.
RHG CORDIAL, it is candidly believed, is un-
equalIed in diseases of the bowels, and its cura-
tive properties have been wonderfully expert
enced in numerous cases. Therefore, you are
advised 10 make trial of the "good medicines" i"
should you or your family require their aid.
See descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis of
the agents Price Of each, only 81 cents per bot
tie, or six bottles for $3.50
Il. II. STABLER g. CO., PRoPRIEToRs,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIsTs, BALTIMORE.
JAMES II. c. MILLER, Agent for Jackson Co.,
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
JOHN D. PARK, Cincinnati X. E. SELLERS,
Pittsburg, ]. II. PATTERSON q Co. Wheeling.
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Elections.

lowA-Our latest returns give Grimes, Wing and
anti N cbruska candidate for Governor, from two to
three thousand majority in the State. There will be
majority of nti-NcbrasEa men in the Legislature.
So far as definite returns have been received, they
have over two to one. For Congress, Clark the anti
Nebraska candidate in tho lst District, is undoubt.
edly elected by handsome majority. Thorington
anti. Nebraska, in the % District has about one thou.
sand majority.