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hleoicinrs.
DIR. TERREL'S
HEALING OINTMENT

It Cures, and N o MIstnke
salrheum, completely cures 80 cases in 100, and
greatly aeviates ALL not excepting than in 1000.
Chilblains-99 in 100. Sore Lips-every time.
Common Sores--sure Inflammation of the Breast
Chapped Hands-never fails. safe.
Burns--can't be beat Sore Nipples-quck
Cuts or Wounds-good. Breaking out aud on
Piles--t beats all. children, and all Diseas-
Bites Of Insects-try II. es of the skin-absoute.
Chafng-at all times.
N. b. can fiji a newspaper full Of certificates, but
think useless for there thousands of living witnesses
in the country who have already tested the virtue Of my
Ointment whose tongues will to proclaim the
benefits they have received, until they have told the glad
tale far and wide throughout the whole land.
Prepared and sold by MONROE TERRELL,
Naugatuck, Conn.
Wholesale Depot-Weeks & Potter, 1874 Washington
St., Boston, Agents.
And sold by Druggist Merchant in every town
and village in the State feb21 dend&wtmayl
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/. RENCH PERIODICAL PILLS AND
v DR0PS.-DR O. A. HILL, No, l21 Main Street,
Worcester Mass would say that great expense he has
Pills and Drops discovered by j. Harrington, NJ D., while
practicing in the Hospital Paris under the immediate
observation of the renowned RECORD Of Paris, and Az
TON, Of London
These Pills are invariably certain to regulate the female
system, and can be taken without hazard They are
known by hundreds of females in this country to be the
only preparation discovered that has proved nyar-
ably certain in all cases.
Suppressons, Irregularities, &c.
One trial will convince the most skeptical and never
after will they be induced take any other Ladies who
have often been deceived by purchasing Pills and Drops
and nostrums from
Male mnd Female ImpOsters,
under the pretence of eecng cure medicines which in
nineteen out of twenty have injurious effect upon
the system without producing the desired result or any
sign of it, should hun these bpeds and use none but the
genuine
FRENCH PERIODICAL PILLS AND DROPS,
The efficacy of which have been tested in a hundred
cases, and failed to effect speedy without any
bad result The Pills and Drops the result OF an ex-
tensve practice and not discovered by accident To euo
gse their virtues would not add to their merit Wewoud
only say try them They will be sent to any part of the
country from observation by addressing pos pad
DR.. c. A. HILL, No 121 Main st..
Worcester, Mass
II Full directions accompanying each bottle
Price, five dollars janl7 diff
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AGENTS..

Worcester, NJ, B. Green; Springfield, Bliss Haven
Providence, j. Balch & Son; Boston, Burr Perry.
mi dlITh&w
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CLOSING OUT SALE,-AT WALDO BLOCK
VT bonnefs, Ribbons, Hosiery, Gloves,
L. Re q Cd g

"HtIe GOODS, Enl6roideries Dress and CLoak Trina-
mfngs, &C., &c.
ne'ng determined to close out my entire Stock Of Fall
40 winter Goods, win offer all goods now in store
.ss 2 cost and at such prices as will ensure
.neiI immediate sale Sale to commence Dec 10 Each
aIscle WI oe marked in plain figures and no deviation
will pc allowed during the sale. w. MILES
1917 III No Waldo Rlock
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J. S. MCINTYRE, Sole Proprietor
Laboratory at Milbury Mass. dec2 dly
NAONSuNlpTtON CAN RE 6,IRED--

NONSUMPTFON CAN BE CURED
" MRs. A. NJ. CHAPLIN, No. 81 fremont st., near
Pleasant st., Boston, speedily and permanently
SUMPTION bronchitis, asthma, chronic cough, rheumatism
govt, spinal complaints, tic doloreauX, neuralgia.
Mrs G. has long practiced in various parts of New Eng
land, with great success having in cases reo
ed to health those who had been given up by medical
incurabe. She would say to the invalid to
hope and would respectfully invite such laboring
under chronic Diseases complaints Of long standing
call her at her Office, where she may be found all
mes and she will refer them those in the city and vi
cnity whom she has cured. Those who may desire to
with her their nfnties, can do so free of
charge. Her medicines be forwarded to all parts of
the country Office hours from A. NJ. to P. NJ
Extract from letter receved from lady treated for
Consumption, in Boston,
Mrs. CHAFFIS-Dear Madam; 1t is with ordinary
pleasure that inform you of the beneficial effects result
ing from your treatment to after being confined my
bed and room weeks and months, thinking that could
be raised again. had little faith of help as had
tried the best of physicians and they pronounced incur
abe but by the blessing of God what has been done has
helped much. have not forgotten your kindness to
me, and hope that those afflicted will call upon
you, as think that you afford them relief
Most respectfully, S. BRIGHAM"
Extract from letter from gentleman treated for
Rheumatism, in Providence, r. L.
Mrs. CHAPLIN: 1t is with great pleasure that write
to inform you Of the beneficial effects Of your
had been afflicted with Rheumatism three years.
and confined t. my bed and r1om of the time
had tried the best physicians within my knowledge and
received no benefit and had very little faith Of receiving
benefit from your medicine, but thank God they have
acted like perfect charm, and able to be about
regained my former strength, consider the Rheumatism
cured and hope those afflicted as was will call upon
you. Most respectfully yours,
does deod3m W. S. BUTLER.
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The subscriber, having secured the services Of e. p
Wright, whose Mandatory was recently destroyed
by fire. is now prepared to make to order Office and
Counting Room Desks Library, Office and Dining Room
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
work will be made Of Kiln Dried Stock and warranted
give entire satisfaction.
Also repairing done in the neatest manner and short
notice Maple street Court opposite the Worcester House.
HENRY DAWSON.
Worcester, Fsbruarp 20, 1854. dsw
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CAUTION.

DR. MoRSE's INyI1ORATING CORDIAL has been
counterieited by some anprn cipled persong.
In future all the genuine Cordial will have the proprie
tors fac-simile pasted the cork of each bottle and the
following words blown IN the glass
DIR. M0RSES INNIG0RATING CORDIAL,
G. II. RING, PROPRIETOR, N. Yn
~ The Cordial is put up highly concentrated, in pint
bottles.
1r Price So per bottle, two for S. six for $12
G. II. RING, Proprietor, 1872 Broadway, New York.
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SGPERIoR 9 UALITY DRUGS

~ psr,.,,ss - LITY DRUGS
bslauaA ArfoWroot Chloroform;
raS 81. Carb. Magnesia;
Benzoe Acid; Conlec senna'
OPnm; Squills;
Elm Bark; (iurn Ar..s
Elm Powdered; Lac sninl,rr'
Sweet Spirits Nitre; Sugar Of Leaa.
CHLORIDE Of Soda; Rose Water.
5 5orsxi Sup, carb. Soda;
English Int Cream Tartar
warranted iree from an Impurities, and for sale low bv
L. I. LAzELIs, Druggist
no dh 201 Main Street.
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T EICESTER s. WORCESTER EX-
IL PRESS.-The subscribers will run daily EXPIRES,
for the conveyance of Boxes Bundles Merchandise and
every other Express Freight between the above named
places on and after this date leaving Leicester at O'Clock
A. NJ. and Worcester at o'clock P. NJ.
All orders entrusted to US, left at the Post Office,
at Horace Wate's Store Leicester, (where states may be
found will be promptly and faithfully attended to.
Office in Worcester, at A. IL. Newton's 207 Main St.
JOEL SHELLEY & co.
Leicester, March l, 1858. MARI d&wtf
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SNUFF AND TOBACCO.-pETER L0RIL-
- LAkD, Manufacturer, No. AZ Chatham street. New
Iork oilers for sale the following articles warranted Of
superior quality Maccoboy, Scotch Coarse French RAJ
pes Honey Dew Scotch and other Snus; also Fine Cut
Iopaceo 40 tin foil and papers; more particular des-
slplon o. the various articles be known By sending
for full price current as above am feb6
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rsss;;;sezzg- ADAMS s. CO.'S BOSTON,
tss5ss....;s4s- NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA BALTI-
MORE, AND CALIFORNIA EXPRESS.-A. & Co. for
ward Goods Parcels, Money &C., and make collections
Norwich, New York. Philadelphia, Washington, Psburg,
and St. Louis, with the utmost promptude, giving all pos
sibe all and any kinds of business of the above
description entrusted to them. IL A. Co. also forward
Parcels, Letters, &c, all parts of Europe oFFcEs-9
Court St. Boston; is Shetucket St. Norwich; B. Bolles
N London; SIS Chestnut ST., Philadelphia Wall St. n
York; Light St., Baltimore; Penn Avenue Washington
IS Fourth St. Pttsburg; of Pine and Water Ss
St. Louis l. L. MASON, Express Office, of Main
and Mechanic Sts., Worcester. ALVIN ADAMS,
W. B. DINSM0RE.
Worcester, Nov. l, 1858. diff
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WORCESTER AND NASHUA r. r.
-. 80 PASSENGER TRAINS will run as
CONNECTIONS WIN 0THER ROADS

CONNECTIONS WIFI UIHEK hUAUs.
Trains arriving Nashua connect directly with trains
Of Concord Boston, Concord and Montreal Northern Pas
sumpsc and Vermont Central Railroads. All Trains from
Nashua connect directly with down Trains from the above
named Roads.
Each Train to and from Groton Junction, connects with
upward and downward Trains of the Ftchburg Railroad
and Stony Brook Railroad to and from Lowell
At Worcester $50 a. m train with Steamboat
train from n. York via Norwich Ills m. connects
with Boston and Worcester Providence and Worcester
Norwich and Worcester and Western Railroad trains
AIS p connects with trains from all above named roads,
including the Express Train from New York and Albany
Train arriving at 9l5 a. M connects with the trains
Of all the above roads, including Express Train New
York and Albany. That arriving at p. with p.
trains Of above roads. That arriving 700 p. with
the New York Steamboat Train via Norwich.
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I1zszzza ROSES PROVIDENCE AND
W WORCESTER EXPRESSLY Every Train.
Packages Forwarded, Notes, Drafts, and Bills collected
and paid and all orders attended to with despatch
Packages and small Cases forwarded and other Express
business transacted at Fall River, Mansfield Aeboro'
Taunton, New Bedford, and Nantucket Mass; Bristol,
Warren, Newport, East Greenwich, Kingston Warwick
Wickfeld Peacedale and Wakefield, r. l.; and Stonng-
ton, Conn. OFFICE, Am. House, Worcester.
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SPEAR, INDlAN DOCTOR, so

Sold in Worcester by James Green, M B. Green, L. T.
Lazel, and Il. II. Marsh.
Also for sale by the principal Druggists in the city and
country. dec13 d3law&w
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will replace weakness with strength, incapaeity with eff
cheney, rreguary with uniform and activity,
this not only without hazard Of reaction, but with happy
effect the general organization. Bear in mind that
all maades, wherever they begin, with the
SYSTEM and that the paraizaton the nerves of motion
and sensation is PHYSICAL DEATH Bear in mind, also
that for every kind Of nervous disease the Elixir and Cor
dial is the only reliable preparation known.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-07

FTTcHBURG AND WORCESTER R. R. TRAINS,
running in connection with Worcester and Nashua Trains
Leave Fitchburg at a. m. 1910 and 600 p. m.
Leave Worcester at $50 and Ills a. and AIS p.
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way between Wor-
eester Groton junction. Nashua, Lowell and Fitchburg
III For connections with the other roads at Worcester
Groton Junction, and Nashua see Snow and Wilder's
Pathfinder and Railway Guide
gT Through Tickets issued at Worcester for Bur-
ngton, Montpelier, Wells River and White River juno
ton, the fare by each Of the different routes via
Nashua and Fitchburg. G. W. BENTLEY, Sup't
Worcester, Dec. 1858. je10 dawtf
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Ezssssssszz= WHITCO MB'S WORCES-
ssSs ss'eFss TER AND FITCHBURG EXPRESS-Be-
tween Worcester and Ftchburg, by every train stopping
Drafts and Bills collected and paid and all orders attend
ed to with despatch. Office corner of Mechanic and Main
Streets Worcester. nov2g diff
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1854-11-30

Occasmuy va seemingly inhng occurrence bring
o olr IN nis. With statins v,vsdncss It impression
realizing g ,se oil tile remarkable age III watch
1--we -uf tae wonders achieved by CUT wondcf w"rk
people. Tn looking over our exchange papers oi
Tuesday evening last, carcics-iy puck, ID up San
francesca paper. TN opening IT, aud sai cing a,
On r, aiding. ..san Francisco Tuesday evening, Oct-
Der 24th lS54." just three weeks, and three week.
only, had elapsed fr"m the time Of placing tbs sheet
ON the cylinder of he printing press at San FraDcisc
until II was placed Ia lie in the city of Wash
ngton. II had hist TO BE- ken BY steamship from
San Francisco to Fan Juan del Sur, On the Pacific;
tnen'e by land, lake AMI ysr-carriage San j uan
'le n, aragua, thence by steamship TO New York;
ana the ce by railroad to Washing to-tbe whole dis
lance Needing five thousand mi es.
Tie TRIP from san Francisco to Washin. tnn ac-
,omp'ished in tnree " eks! Whai a pruui c,mmen-
t.ry the TX III. daring, genus and cnt rprise IF thu
American ope! What glowing story If The pr,
gress which have made during the last forty years
IN those depart nts of science which bring wealth.
power rnd PROPERTY to nation! Thirty ars ag"
It to,k four we Ks to transport the fran New
Orleans to New York. Now The schedule time be-
tween those two paints is seven days Thirty years
ago journey from New York to the federal ca rital
was seldom accomplished in less than FOUR but more
frequently in tx days. Now the time consumed in
the trip sonly twelve hours. Thirty years ag trip
San Francisco. firm the Atlantic side would ha We
cmsunel the best portion of a whole year. Now il
will be SEN thai q eli u ney has b.an ac.,n dish "a
IN lss than TWENTY ONE DAYS from port to mort.
Union
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Post Office A-ran.emen ls.

The Baltimore Sun gives this pleasing in
formation from Washington:
The revenue of the Postofice DEPARTING 1T,
und the cheap postage system, the public
will be pleased to learn, is steadily increas-
ing, and this despite the vast amount of tel
egraphic correspondence carried on between
the principal cities Of he Union. AS the art
of printing has multiplied writer's, so does
the corr esponience by lightning increase the
number of letters carried by the mail.
lerculean, and ut the same time, most
useful Dor is now being performed under
the direction of the Postmaster General
Distribution Offices have not been systematic
zed, believe, since the es'ablishm mt Of the
Gener i Postofice, certainly not since the
establishment of railroads has introduced
new shorter routes than those previously in
use. A new scheme of distribution has thus
b come necessary to avoid delay in the carry
ing of letters over old routes superseded bv
new ones, and this is now about to be ac-
complished. The scheme. when completed,
will be of vast benefit to the business COM
munity, AMI entitle the Postmaster Gen .ral
to the thanks Of the public.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1854-11-30

An old man was run over near Thread
needle street, London, and had a leg broken
The accident happened just in front of a
bank, and large crowd was soon collected.
A person passing inquired what was the mat
ter. A wag in the crowd replied they were
making run on the bank. This was soon
reported, and the crowd rushed TO have til air
notes redeemed, and in twenty-four hours
the Institution was Obliged to close it's doors.
1t will not do now to 1--we leg broken, or
an excitement of any description created in
front of bank-if there is, d ,strucion
stares it in the face. This the banks UNDER
stand, and as the mann II in VIII CHI the sssoap
man with the steepie hat" was treated iudl-
Gates.
The other. day, while the Canal Bank was
under duress, the soap man with the steeple
hat. planted his stand in front Of the door of
one Of the State banks, and gan to cry his
wares as usual. A tall director came out of
the bank, and quietly called policeman, re
quested him to remove the soap man. as a
crowd at that place might be mistaken for a
run on their peculiar institution. 1t was
done.
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DoEsTIcKs ON FIRES.

@. X. Phil ndrr Doesicks, P. B. (pcrfect
brick p il the latest humorous writer Of the
day, and his crude and unpublished letter to
IA Detroit paper are roing he rounds. They
sparkle with wit and are brim full af fun
Phllander has bsen s'running W d the ma
he ,n,o ana tells some funnv things about a
fire. There is bit Of satire about the fol-
lowing:
Old gentleman from the country; much
exc ted wanted to help, but didn't exactly
know how; he rushed into a fourth story
bedroom; lhr W the m rror out Of the win
dow; frant cally ,ndeavored to hurl the
drts ing abl. after it; lid the coal scut-
tie; hurlicdly put in the poker, boot jack,
nd pair of worn out slippers, carried
tn m down stars, AMI deposited them IN II
pI ace of safey four blocks away; came
back on the run INTO the parlor; took up the
door IN t, wra ped up an empty dccanter in
it, and transport il safely into The barn Of
the ne rest neie hbor; he kept at work; by
dnt Of hcroc extrsioEs, be at various times
deposited. by piece, the entire kitchen cook
ing stove in The next street, uninjured; AMI
AZ last, aftgr knocking the pi,no TO pieces
with the axe, in ord r 10 save the lock, AMI
filing his pockets with the sofa cas- ors, he
was seen to make his final exit from the
backyard, with length of stove-p pc in
1 ach hand, the toastingfork tucked behind
his ear, and two dozen muffin rings in his
hat, which was surmounted by large-s sized
frying pan.
Docs,icks gives an interesting account of
his own ad, entures:
During The next week there were several
a,arms-fre in big block full of paupers
first man in the building; carried down
stars in my arms, two helpless, undressed
children, thereby saving ,her valuable lives !;
on giving them 10 their mother, she. amid a
whirlwind of thaaks, impaired The gratifying
tellgence that on. was afflicted with the
m asie>, and the other had the M CHG IN it-h
Fir. in boa d Nc school; dash' up lad
der, umbl d through window; nter' Il
bedroom smoke so thick that couldn't
sc; cau- hit up in my aims fem nine speci-
men in a long night gown; got back TO the
window; tried 10 20 down; ladder broke UNI
der me; suck adhes.vely to the lady; and
| tier uaex mp,cd tx rtions, deposited her
safely in the next housa, where | scovercd
tha l hal rescued from the de, curing ele-
ment, the only child of the black cook.-
Fire in storehou>e- event on the roof ex-
| ploSion; found myself in somebody's cellar,
with on leg in a soap barrel, and my hair
full Of fractured hens sgss; discovered
that I'd Eeen Blown over Il church, ami
had the wea ,hercock still remaining in the
rear OF my demolished pantaloons. Fire IN
liquor store-hose burst; brandy '.lying
! Quad loose;" gin 'conya, nient," and d
Monongah la ABSOLUTELY begging to be pro-
tee ed from further dilution; Croton wat +
100 much for my delicate constitution; car
ried nome on a shutter.
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PRESERVING PEACH TREEs.-A writer in the
New York Times recommends the sowing of
tansy about the roots Of peach trees, as a
means Of preserving them. He says that he
once knew a large peach tree which was more
than forty years old, while several genera
tions of similar trees, in the same soil had
passed away. This led to examination, and
bed of tansy was discovered about the
trunk. 1t was naturally inferred that the
preservation Of this tree to such green old
age, was attributable to the presence Of this
plant. 1t was decided to try the experiment
on others, and accordingly few of the roots
were placed about each Of the other trees on
the premises, some Of which gave signs of
decay. Not only has it preserved for sever
al years the sound trees, but renovated those
that were unsound. The odor Of the pint,
he says, doubtless keeps off the insects ene-
mics, Of this kind of tree, and it might have
the same effect on others, as the plum, apple
and pear. a. well a. tho elm, sycamore and
other ornamental trees.
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ca Have you read Senator Dodge upon
Nebraska? We propounded this question
yesterday to an acquaintance who belongs to
what used to be called the Democratic party,
IN regard to long winded letter in the last
Burlington Gazette. sNo," said he, 81
could not be bored into wading through such
Q document from Old Bullion himself, or the
Little Giant, much less from Senator Dodge!''
No, the letter falls still born from the press.
Ten men will not read it in the entire State,
outside Of the personal friends Of the Honor
able gentleman. Public opinion has been
made up on Nebraska-the books have been
posted. And any gentleman who proposes
now to re-argue the question will find but
slim audiences.