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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-28

HRR. HILL TAKES PLEASURE IN
~ announcing to the citizens Of Worcester and other
places, that his Office is at No. III Main Street
word to young and Others afflicted with ssmna
Debility, whether originating from certain destructive
habits, or from any other cause with the train Of bodily
ana mental evils which follow when neglected should make
an early Application, thereby avoiding much trouble and
SUFFERING as well expense. By this improved method
Of treatment DR.. II. safely guarantee safe and
speedy cure IN all Of secret disease that NAV come
under his care no matter how long Standing Either seq
are invited to his private rooms without fear of Interim
ton by other patients, hundreds are cured yearly nv
ms practical experience and great remedies
READ AND REFLECT.-The afflicted Fould do We
TO reflect before trusting their health happiness and in
many cases Their lives in the hands Of physicians igno
rant Of this class Of maades. It is certainly Impossible
for one man to understand all the ills the human family
subject to. '
YEARS OF PRACTICE, exclusively devoted IN tbs
treatment and study of Syphilis, Gonorrh9a elect stric
lures, ELECTS Of solitary habits Ulcers upon the body
throat nose, legs, Pain in the head or bones and All
hercurlal Affection and all Impurities of the BLOOD WHERE
by the constitution has become enteebed enables The DR.
% oner relief to all who may place themselves under his
~ AIS
TO FEMALEs-An diseases peculiar to Females. a.
impressions, Irregularities &c, speedily and eectuay
removed.
II The French Periodical Drops and pills for the
ABOVE affections, have been well tested for Tie last ten
years. W.
DR.. Hills Preventative" for married ladies' sent :,
any direction secure from observation Price az per
soS Al distance may consult Dr. D by letter. post
Pad) describing their case, have medicines secrev
put up, and forwarded to any part Of the L. States viii
iull ana explicit directions for use Office arranged vt
separate apartments so that the patients see none but to
Doctor. ~ 'N' VIZ
Dr. II. makes no charge for short consultations pos,
PAID letters duly answered. Those requiring much advice
should enclose small fee, sufficient 10 COMPENSATE ~ ~
time required to write the answer W Wv
IL Once hours, from A. NJ to Bpm
Very respectfully DR. G. A. HILL
hpl5 du Office 81 Main - Wc-.1-,.,
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IlRENCH pERIoDICAL PILLs An

IfRENCH PERIODICAL Pills AID
DkoPe.-DR. g. A. HILL, No. l2l Main So,
worcester Mass would say that at great expense be b
prepared from the original recipe the French perind
fllS and Drops discovered by j. Harrington. NJ n MN,
pracucing In the Hospital, IN Paris under ne iii IN
observation o. the renowned RICORD Of Paris INA aG
TON, Of London. AN's' euu az
These Pils are invariably certain 10 regulate Tho
s sssl} anu can oe taken without hazard They Ar
AseNn " hunareos Of females in this country 10 he ~
g Plaiaon ever discovered, that has proved lpyari
SuBpasssions, Irregularities &C.
Ohe MA VIII convince the most skeptlcal and ney.
eleI Wlh they be induced 10 take any other Iades ~
se olsen been deceived by purchasing Pills and Drops
Male md Female Impoatera
uuuer the pretenee Of Erecting cure medicines which a.
nineteen cases out Of twenty have an Injurious eject nn
we system Without producing the desired result or ~
syn o. y should shun se bpeds, and use none but ~
FRENCH PERIODICAL PILLs AVN Dpons
The efficacy Of which have been tested h. - t, -
eases, and never failed 10 effect speedy enre
bad result The Pills and Drops are II res,l, - W Wy
tensiye practice and not discovered by accSt ~ q
gse their virtues would add 10 their oe, t
only say, try them. They will be sent In an - sona
country secure from observation BY addrpsssv -, ~
On. " A. HILL No. 12i Main a
~ Rall directions accompanying each bottle ''N''
I'VE FEED.-Tor sac BY sTy,s.s7seg--
u NO. Mechanic sire Of. dhv,g eAAvN
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cEprfG5e5
NEW FREIGHT ARRANGEMENT
Between Worcester &N,T.
Commercial Lins Of Steam Propsllers

Between Worcester s n. Y.
Commercial Lins Of Steam Propsllers
BETWEEN Providence AND NEW YORK
ERI-8 EEKLT-CSUAL TINE Is HOURS
Gooas Trszsportsd Bstssssz Fa-esste- aaz Ssa Ks-I
Is Lou, sEa srsfh Egsal DesgsteA % g 0ths- Lzs.
The Boats OF THIS LINE X
- VII leave P-oTsieacs s-a1 fox PCEzSs
q MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS FRIDAYS. z1d
New YORK o. TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, & SATUR
DAYS uztZ further rozics-
freight taken f1- NeE Yo-k, AZ rszsolzhlz rates
land Linz q Pr7rery hs1Ee- NJ Yo-E ~ P15s5si
phi2- sn3 IL Ss1i-e y In1s15 lE1a 70 Bal-l1ze 81
Al tines Nhsl this inland ro1-e s cpez- 6co5s vi -
tzse1 4 Proy1-aoce ~ tlz1a-Ez 81 cents PEI fats
and f1E Bsza-s g, euss Pr fo9: CSSi ti-az between
ProEide0cs and PAsephsa % hours; and between Nez
York z13 Bsissuo-c, . hours
PAils1slRhi2 ard BasEnozs Freight I'll b forwarded
froz New 1ork by any oh=r haes, Il 50 directed AZ
rezf rates
Once Of ProTldeass s,a worcester Rssrozi c. ISaas
oael Per Ne IS y. B; OF v. P Williams, - Broad
way, New YORK, or to
BCPFUN, Agent fsos Of soazh Man s.
81 z, Isl dSE8 Pruvidaacs-
EHHASGE OF tt IE.-0n saa aseT MONDAY,
- Nov 2, New Worcester aa5 Lincoln Square
O NJ y L d U 5
III fellows.
Leaves New Worcester
At 81 oclock An $. lei, A NJ. Il, 81. q P ".
Leaves Lincoln Square.
At y o'caoek, ~. A. ", II u. p, 5 and Q ?. n
Leaves Harrington C1-sz, for Nes Worcester, ni1-
utss siter having Linesln Square.
SUNDAYS
VIII leave New worcester q 10 4. NJ and P. N re.
turning AZ Tie Close q E1eesizEs-
Z Pare each Esy. 8 IL cents
rs 1T l. B. STONE. Proprietor.
EeASS4GE ONLY SEQ. FROM LIVER
= FOOL 70 BQSTON--TH0APS1S & CO.. A-e1ts
for GRINNELLS we-kngw1 line Ct Packet ShiEs, en-
70 Issue Passage Certificates from Lzveruool 30 Bo
Ten AZ the low pres q SO They also iss1e Drafts nav
abe AZ siEh TIE BslfGSI Banking Co. and Is hrz1
cheS, ard Bainss BTl-e-s Liverpool f1r Il and ID
wards, al s. the Po1nd Sterling and no charge or Con
missions.
Passage Certificates, Drafts. &c, can always b had
q 5 Y, r. HICRC03, gent sor Th1zaps1n & CO Wal
do Block Worcester. df nys
-- ROSS'S PROVIDENCE AND
- z- v 0RCESEEA EXPRBSS-By Eve-y Train.
Packages P1-Fa-5si Na,es. Drafts ard Islls cgecss5
and paid, and al orders attended 70 with iss2ascl
Packages aui small Cases f-Eanisi and n-1e- Express
business. acted = Eal River, Mansfield, Aai=Eero'
Taunton, " 8sia-5. and Manifested. Iasz-; Bristol,
Warren, NewporI. East GiraeuwicH Kingston Wlrwick
Siesdela Psscedale and Wakefield. r L; ard S,oung
On Conn OFFICE. Az. House Worcester.
- LEOSARD'S EXPRESS.
- AMI iron Boston and intsrrn4sIiste rIacss hy
every train.
Bills collected and paid and al orders attended to xit
despatch Jes DIT
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ID h V L r + 5 A l. . O \
No. 60 Portland Street. Boston.
An addition 70 the above Saloon has been made by tho
Joining Of a GRAND SMOKING l. RETIRING ROOM,
IN which gentlemen be furnished with every kind Of
Refreshments Oysters, Cigars, &c, &C.
Tn new Han is under the management Of and the
'REYEgE' viii be conducted Is formerly By
Mr.. D. B. GOOD MANSON.
2 OYSTERS & CLAX CBowDzES served up in tn best
stye.
Saturday evenings fs61g
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-28
lII'.IV ~ lIIV ~ tIlIl " rs WIUIt name,
"NEGErABLE PULMONARY BALSAM

Prepared only by REED, CUTLER, & Co. Druggists
90 INDIA street, Boston, Mass and sold by Apotbecares
ana Country Merchants generally. Price, New STYLE
large bottles containing nearly four times the quantity Of
he small, 81. Old Style, small bottles, so cents
for sale in Worcester, by Messrs. GREEN HARRING
tUN SCOTT, LAZE' L, SHELLEY, AMI others
u30 I,,a,e
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-28

ABAN OCK-MANURACTURER or
NJ BOBBINE and HpOOIS u every description for Cot
on, WOODEN, and Six FACTORIES. Also Chisel aud Anger
Handles Table Legs, Hubs, and job Turning every de-
cpssSn, done - short nOee shop south street. Fitch
burg, hass d6w1y uld
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-28

~ r ID 7, IL Ann Street. v. /.
Z PUBLISHER, BOOKSELLER, & IMPORTER
koicg Newspapers Sole Publisher Of Paul de- Kock's
Novels Translated as soon issued from the Parisian
press. Catalogues sent free Of p.stage. dom i.ns
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-28

Tie above Furnace has invariably received the decided
Preference Of School Committees, College Officers Scen
aae Men, and large portions Of discriminating public
throughout the world. For Warming and Yentiating
Churches, School Rooms, Public Halls, Hotels Factories
Stores and Dwelling Houses, this Furnace has no
psTior. D. Q. THURST0N.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-28
pFAFF's BOQUET sCHIEDAM
SCHN

ne celebrity which this wonderful article has attained
The short sace Of tine Il has hesn use has induced
ne proprietor q place i before the public II form
suitable for family 1t has been recommended by the
Faculty and has received the unqualified appreciation q
MEDICINE dears throughout the c9ZniTy. For G~nersl
Debility, Fa;usncy, Chronic Complaints Dr5psical AZ
lections1o matter from what they may have been
nl1acs1s e9e-I Is magical beyond description For
Dyspepsia its efficacy Is uHrigalled. when used regularly,
and II proper quantities Great has been taken 70
secure the continued manufacture in the same state Of N
riy tas has been representa- by Prof Hayes in his cer-
uhcate- II Is the prt article ever introduced in this
market; and the proprietor would caution purchasers to
buy Of none but his authorised Agents. Every bottle Is
stamped j. PFAFF- Is Exchange street"
Report On the result Of Analytical Comparison of The
-Boqnes Schielau SehEapQs.S imported aud sold BIZ
jacob Piaf, and Yoe's Aromatic Schieian SchnaBr.s
1858 pounds Of Pfa-s sample contain only pound
Of less volatile matter. 5,623 pounds Of Woes sample
contain pound q less volatile Showing the a.
most entire freedom in PATS sample froEn any no-ToI
tile drug whatever. LSigned)
a 4. HAYES,
Asssyer 10 State Of Massachusetts,.
10 BoTlstol street. Boston. june L 1884
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-28

Steamboat Train leaves Worcester at TO5 NJ Nor
Wieh at 800 NJ for Ayn's Point connecting with tho
saunch and avorte steamers Connecticut and Worcester
for New York.
Ile o4o NJ train from Norwich connects at Worcester
with trains Of Boston and Wore er Railroad for Boston
ana Way stations, with the Worcester and Nashua and
froNoencs and Worcester Railroad tains-at Worcester
Junction with trains going West.
The H. 10 train reaches Worcester Junction in sea-
son for Express Train for Boston.
Passengers for New York via Steamboat from Stations
on the line Of this Road will take the 80 n train from
Worcester.
" Passengers must procure Tickets before entering the
Cars. -
P. St. NJ. ANDREWS, Agent.
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WORCESTER & NASHUA RAILROAI

WORCESTER s NASHUA RAILROAD
$50 A : i57GSre TRAINS F''
Leave A-TIYe al Gro1aa Arrive al
Worcester al JGnc5on Al NASHUA and LoFeL a
e9e = n 80 n $50 4 sS5an-
4-l5pu- 5SS pm 6-l5 n. 8 - II.
Leave Arrivs az Gr5san Arrive al
Nashua znd Lowell a. Ju-esaz Worcester
IS Z. sco4n- 559An. eo5s Z.
II IS z. II % L 3 Pm. 155pm.
5oopm- 4+5pn 4S5Pm 550p8.
CONNECTIONS WITH OTHER ROADS
Trains arriving Nashua colnecz directly Hith trains
q Couo0gd. Bo15n CO1s171 a5 Montreal 1rhaTu Pas
sa-Esie and Eera1i Ceatrl Railroads. AL trains from
Nashua connect directly 9Th S5Hn trains q Cooeord
Rzilr04d-
Each tain 70 and froga 6rosoa Junction connects With
upward and downward trains q the Etchturz Railroad
and With al trains q the Sony Brock Rzrod
Lowell Morning and evening trains Connect viii Pz.sT-
horo and sirAey trains 1pEZrd and 11-1g AID Ei5als
trains win The downward trains q IAzs road
Al Worcester 80 n train connects With Steamboat
train frza NsE IuTk va No-Eich, Il Is train ooz-
nects With Boston Worcester. and Western Rz.lroad
trains; - With trains fro7 al The above.
NAMED roads, Clng the EZE-ass train from New fCgk
and AihanF Tsin arriving Al es n, coz1scs Nth
th= 4 trains lro all the above r1s, inei1iilg Express
train 70 New Iark and Albany. nat arriving az IS
Z VIII trains Of above -0ls- Thai arriving ST 50
P with the NsE YORK S.ez-nbla, Train Va NcrSich
kICHBU Re AND WORCESTER E TRAINS
running n eoaDecsioa with E1-csaI and Nashua Trains
L-aTe E5ichbuEE Il IS 5 n II 20 and and - u.
Lave Worcester At 81 and II Is n, and Is p n.
FREIGHT TRAINS El1 daily each way bslEetn WaT.
e=SleT, Gr1.ln Junction Sashc, L1E= and FIsei5arg.
II For connections With TIE other ruzds 81 Wo-cssse.
G-9oa Junction, and Nashua, Sagz WL1a-'s PaEh-
Gri=r and Railway Guide.
EThrocgh Tickets are issued al Worcester f-r Bur
A2s1oa, Ie1zp=isr Wells River, White R5yer Juu.s5ala
9. Y. BENTLEY, Sap'r
Worcester, August ! Is5=. daza
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2 PHILBRICh-WHOL & RETAIT
- DEALER IN
BOOKS 81 STATIONERY.
60 Hanover Cr Rastnu

~
GO Hanover ST.. Boston.
Under the American H01se.)
Dealer IN School, Classical Law. Nelcal Theological
Mechanical and Miscellaneous Books, waare may be
found The largest and mast complete assortment ever Of
Tered for sale u This city and press1t1g AZ gisuce an
amount q volumes and seen or read but 70 be sdmire--
Country dealers and others wishing purchase are re-
specially invited 10 call Public and Private Libraries
supplied on the most liberal terms.
Also, large stock Of Blank Books and choice S.aonerJ
Constantly on hand.
The latest publications may be found CT or counters
issued. div d1a
GPINAL COMPLAINTS.--Ang new method Q,
- treating SPINAL DISEASES, CurUatures of the
SPINE, and Spinal eHkness, WtAouf pain or suferin,
70 the patient however young feeb= now success
fully practissi BY
d R. j. A. w o o d.
al his Once No. rs Washington street Boston or al his
residence, NAELBoEO' HOTEL
Having examined the Serpeune Spring Apparatus used
~ Dr. }. A Wood, in the treatment Of lateral curva urs
Of the SPINE recommend efficient and comfortable
70 the patient.
HEsRT J. BIeELoE, MD Profsurg. Harvard University
Go HARVARD, n D., Kx-Prof sarg. Harry. University
WISsLOw LEWIS, N. 3
J. Y. C. SMITH, n b Mayor OF Boston.
JOHS W. WARRES, NJ. D.
HENRY G. CL4BE, VI. D.. City Physician.
Boston, July, 1884 d3m ian2o
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-28

Certificates among which those Of REV. Dr. Lyman
BEECHER Boston, late President Of Lane Theological sem
nary Cincinnati, Ohio Late Rev. Dr.. LEONARD WooDs
Abbott Prof of Theology in Andover Theological Seminary
Mass Hon. DANIEL 2. THOMPSON Secretary Of the State
Of Vermont N F. WILLIAMS, ESQ, formerly Collector Of
the Port OF Baltimore, Nd. REV. JOSIAH LITcH Phila-
delphia, Pa, and many others.
Hon Esteemed by Physici8Rs.-JoHS A. BERRY. NJ, D.
saco, Me-, says, "Durng practice Of twenty wears
nave seen used all the popular remedies for Coughs and
am well satisfied that your VEGETABLE PULMONARY RAJ
sAN is best and hope 1t will be better known, and more
generally used"
u Be'1are Of COuHierfeitS and Traitationsyyy
Enquire for the article by its whole name
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uvsE EEED.-FoT sac 5yT ~. sIJr tI
uNNu Ian
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-28

WIDl AWA n E's.--A fne lol Ior sslo oAeap
w MEkkiLL~ 9 Main street
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10 Boylstol street Boston, June l., 1s54.n
Price IS cents per bottle. For sale BY jacob PfaF I6
Exchange street. Bastof. dan fI5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-28
He GREAT STANDARD REMEDY
FOR ALL Pulmonary DISEASES

Containing neither Prussic Acid, Tar
tar Emetic, nor any other deleterigus
Drag. Extensively used, tested, and
approved IN New England, C@hada,
and the British Provinces, during a
period Of thirty years, BIZ eminent Ply
sicians. Clergymen, Professors Of Col
leges and Theological Summaries, Sci
entiie and Distinguished Public Men
and, in fact. by all classes in the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-28
TEvHE GREAT DEMAND FOR THOSE SUPERIOR

= = y ~ , 7 y ' Z ,.
Ehich, by the way, little the incest Stove in the
Market can again be supplied as have received fur
t=- supply . those Stoves admirably arranged for
Food ana e.zl J. L. LORING,
apll III 70 NJ lin 81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-28
EAR IRA WARREN,s NEW REM
EB EDIES. THE INHALING BALM, THE Pull
MONIC CHERRY CORDIAL,

Main street. No. 12l. Worcester
WIS div DR. {. a hit,
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rointed!Agents and arc authorized 10 re-
ceiye, and receipt Tor, all sums due the
Sumter Banner. Any person wishing to
become subscriber to the Banner, by
handing them their name and address will
have the paper forwarded promptly.
They will also sec to forwarding all ad-
ycrtising business connected with the
paper.
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S.W. WHITAKER. Wilmington, N. c.
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r. G.. LOGAN, :" I"
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J. RUSSELL BAKER, Z" " "
No other person is authorized to receipt
for the Banner.
eW" Persons wishing to see lis upon
business connected with the Paper or La w
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at:our Office, just back Of SoLoMoss' New
Store. u All letters addressed to the
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rRICEs cuRREST OF THE
Charleston Market.
Corrected weekly by.
W.. =. Law tom 81 Go.
Charleston. ). G..
Charleston, March 81, 1858

Charleston, March 81, 1855.
UPLAND COTToN.-The sales of this
article The past day amounted to 1000
bal s at a decline uf l-.lc per ID. Prices
from 10 lOc.
GRAtN.-Curn 98 to 81 90 per bushel,
Peas 81 15. Oats sc TO 70 cents per
bu>hel
HAY'-Sl ID TO 81 %. Eastern 81 De
10 81 81 per hundred lbs.
Flour.-Country 80 Is to .SlO SO per
Bbi. Northern $40 to Sl3
LARD.-ll to II GEMS per ,b
BAcoN-}lng ro.,nd 9 3.4to 10 I &c.
SALr.-Sl Us er Sack, by retail 81 as
SuGAR.-5 To G,:. per ID. for Brown.
CoFrEE.-Rso and Cuba ii "a 10 la
IL cents per ID.
MoLAssEs.-N. o. 81 l-2 to 30c. Cuba
% 10 23c. per Id.
BAGGING.-Dnndce IL to IL IL cents,
Gunny ii to l3 cents per yard.
RuPE.-Wrs,ern and Northern 10 to
u cents per ID. "
HoGs.-Car loads 6 IL to 7 l2c. per
ID. nett. -.
BEEF CATrLE.-Car loads Gig to 8,
&c per liz nett. rA
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ENGLAND GETTING UNEAsy.-1'he
Liverpool in eS, of the lO:h. refer.
ring to the report that Louis Napole.
on said, if the investigation in the
English Parliament is continued, the
french army will not act in concert
with the English army, says:
s. But although we have expressed
our disbelief that the French Emperor
can havs held the language o. menace
or intimidation to the British Govern.
ncnt, which the morning paper refer.
red To imputos ,c him, what will be the
feelings Of our c"untrymcn when it is
discovered that he has actually done
so--and that he may be found, more
over, the strongest opponent Of peace
arising out of the forthcoming Confer.
ence at Vienna? Since the commence.
ment Of the hostiIities with Russia, in
which we are now engaged, Louis Ma
poleor has become mnamestionably
popular i'll England. The tone Of the
English press towards him has under
gone marked change, and newspa-
pers which at one time painted him
the incarnation Of all that is vile and
dish"norabIe, now lavish on him the
most tulsome eulngies. lfhe was so
b packs couple ofyears since, the inter.
val cannot lave so essentially changed
his character aud his policy. Either
we formed very ungenerousestimate
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Our EXCHANGES.

We have just received among our
cxchnges, n neat paper called the
American Register, published in New
York, and devoted to Agriculture,
Manufactures 81 Commerce.
This monthly is cf the largest class,
containing reading matter to the a.
mount ofa common sized volume of
300 pages. Price SO cents per an
mum for single copies.
Address p. Woods g. Co.. 152, Full
ton ST., New York.
We have also received q copy Of
"1He Woman's Advocate," a thorough
going Woman's Rights paper, pub
lished at Philadelphia, and edited by
ANN Il. Mcdowell and contributed to
freely by oil the masculine ladies Of
that region. We have turned it over
to some Of the ladies for their op:n'
ion of its politics and its I'VE
hope to hear from them soon and will
report.
We have also received the Week.
~ GhronicaI d Sentinel" a large and
interesting sheet, published at Angus
to, Ga. Price So. per annum.
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Obituary.

DIED.--ln this village, on Sabbath
April LIST. ls5S after painful
illness OF ten weeks, ELIZA WAsHINsToN.
eldest child Of G.. NJ. and a. G. HUKsr,
aged three years and eleven days.
mo bitter tears for thee be she'd,
blossom OF being seen and gone
With flowers alone we strew thy bed,
0 blest d parted one!
Whose all Of litc, rosy ray,
Bless'd into dawn and pass'd away. ~,
And OF ! sometimes in visions blest,
Sweet spirit v'si, our 'epnse;
And bear, from thine >wn world of rests
Sone balm for human woes ~ 30
What fora, more lovely conld be given
Than thine to messenger Of heaven "a =
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Something Fine Asuill.

Niessrs. RICE & Thomson, have just
sent lis vial of "Harrison's CuIum'
bian Perfumery." 1t is an excellent
article, and manufactured a" America.
The sample sent, is the extract of the
Rose, and affords us the pleasure OF
enjoying in these bleak and chilly
times, the odor usually waited on the
breath offspring.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

We acknowledge the reception ofn
polite and hattering invitation, t" be
present at the Anniversary Celeb:
sion oi 1;sG Jefferson Society, q! "a;
University Of Virginia, Oil The 'a'h
inst.
The friends who sent us the invita-.
tion have our thanks for their kind.
ness, and our wishes for joyous time
Of it.
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New Postal Arrangements Is.

We call the attention of our readers to
The fact, that to ensure the transmits sion of
their letters they must be pre- paid. The
new law went into operation on Sunday
last. In answer to question frequently
asked OF us, we state, that letters in part
pre- paid will be despatched, where it ap-
pears, to the Postmaster, probable that the
omission to prepay in full was unin;cn-
ticna!. In such cases the amount left
unpaid will be cxactcd at the office Of de-
livery.
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~ We call the attention of Merchants,
Booksellers. Druggists, and others, to
the advertis ement Of "Thc Croton Man.
ufaciuring Company Of Al Courtlandt
Street, New York, in hiioi,,er column
This Company undoubtedly stand at the
head Of the Trade, both in quantity and
variety of the Goods they Manufacture
and Import, as they are constantly Man
ufacturng, they keep up full assortment
at oil seasons Of the year, and arc fully
prepared TO fill orders for goods in their
line at any time.
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A person writes from Cincinnati
about hogs: 'The only way to see
the city is to wait until military
Company turns out, and then got be.
tween their ranks. They always carry
their muskets at q low trail to clear
the streets Of porkors
The above statement has made our
devil scratch himself all over and pull
of his trousers and shake them. He