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ID r. l. A r Q . X A IL .
A CELEBRATED INDIAN,

a l. Il L. Il Is IL AiED IN DIAM
Has discovered in the combination OF four kinds Of com.
roots and herbs remedy that is warranted to cure
the worst cases of
CDNSU MPTION.
and every disease Of whatever name, having its seat
tn Lungs, or in the Bronchial Tubes.
One b't9 is warranted to cure the worst of Colds.
One to two bottles warranted to cure the hardest
Coughs
on to two bottles will cure the Whooping Cough
Two bottles VIII cure the Asthma.
One to three bottles warranted to cure Bronchitis
One bottle win cure the Group.
-Four bottles warranted the worst casss
OF Consumption, and all diseases Of the Throat and Lungs
benefit is always experienced the first bottle. and
apeycct is warranted when the above quantity is
taken.
See directions on label Price 81 PER bottle.
Prepared by SEYERY & HOWE, Melcose, Mass.
LEVI ), GOULD, Agent, = Klby-street, Boston,
Sold by all respectable retail dealers throughout the
country.
Il 0. PHINNEY NJ. D., of Melrosr Mass says:
81 have recommended the OF Dr. LarOokais Indian
Vegetable Pumoui Syrup, for diseases OF the Throat and
Lungs aud consider it the best EXpecorant offered
to the public"
Messrs. Severy Il Howe, and to all whom it may con
cern: We TIE undersigned have used DR., LaroOkah's
Iuan Yegs table Pulmonc Syrup, prepared by you for
Coughs, Colds Wh0oping Cough, Group, Asthma BrOn-
ctis, and Consumption, which has greatly benefited
heal h, and cheeriuy recommend it all those who
suffering with any the abovec mpaiutS, the best
remedy ever offered TO sun riug humanity.
Yours truly,
REV j. q. INGALLS,, Porter street, MelrOse, Mass
STEPHEN J. PHINSEY Main street g
EDWARD TAISrER Essex street, =
ELIZA BABB, Boston.
JOIN HOBBs, JR., l19 Salem street, Boston.
ENELEE STACY. CambridgepSrt Mass.
janis d&w6m
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NO. 2 CEsTERfIOUsE BLOCK.

2. BAKER s. CO. have caused to ne tastefully fit ed
uo, the above place for CITY RETAIL BOOKSTORE.
Its central location renders easy access and desira
bic place for business. Our shelves filed with the
choicest Books Of the day. and Stationery all its vare
ties, which viii be sold on terms suited 10 the times
As this is not busy in trades have tenn
porary rented corner to Mr. Spaling Tor the distribu
ton of his Prize Magazine List, which does in way in
teriere with trade there.
The old stand at 1Si Main street viii be open usu
to the public where will be founl IA complete stock of
Books at Wholesale and retail on favorable terms
ill!20 d&wtf z. BAKFR 4 co.
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ag3a FARMS & BUILDING LOTS $50
-. FOR SALE. .&S.ssss

One Farm in Grafton, of 100 acres Two in Worcester
one 50, and the other 90 acres One in Leicester 1875
Pleasant street do. on Southbrdge street. near tn.
Junction Shop.
Also a very desirable situat on on School street. con-
tanning upwards of $4,000 feet of land with the buildings
thereon.
Also Machine Shop Manchester street. with good
engine. Al of the above property will be sold on very
reasonable terms, by the subscriber.
EZEKIEL DANIELS 14I Main street
Worcester. Jan 9th, 1855. dSwSrn ian1O
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l59 Wa hington-s rect, Boston.
jan23 TTh&S&w6
HpARRER,s RHEUMATIC DIAPRNT

EDARBER'S RHEUMATIC DIAPENT
hp is the Medicine TO rely on, after all The great
drawback TO residence in Northern States, is its
chungeul climate; consequently Rheumatic and Neural
gic Complaints are exceedingly rife among This
plant, which has bafed the skill Of many Of
nent physicians, has found conqueror in DR. GEORGE
BARRIER of New York city His manner of treatment is
purely scientific. The idea Of treating the by in
terua external REMEDY only, perfectly inconsistent
with the well known principles of physiology. The Dia
peu is a combination both, AID is acc mpan ed by full
and explicit directions for its use, thathe most uuski
ed in medical matters apply the same, after
rtandng The nature Of the case well ii the Doctor
personally present In all diut cases, the Doctor
holds himself In readiness to consult with the afflicted,
either personally by letter. and to advise in reference
10 the mode Of living aud diet The Dr. Intends hereafter
to spend week in every month in Boston, of which
notice will be given in the papers, at what place he may
be seen The Diapent be Obtained Of GEo W, I'd
Nps, No. 10 Tfemont-street next door to Boston Au
scum Building. deod&weowly jan17
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AuCu0ns.
gzgvss VALUABLE Daley STOCK.
III" FARMING TOOLS AND HAY,

"A@--'i>' AT AUCTION.
The VI scribar having sodh his Farm will Offer at pub
lie auction his residence in 0unsgamond Village in
W,rcesTsr on THURSDAY, Jam 18th, at 10 O'Clock IL
his Dairy Stock, consist OF Is Cows among which are
full blood and gra e Ayrshire from stock Imported by
Mr. Rainfall, OF New Bed ora, and the Mass Society f1r
Promoting Agriculture, purchased or bred by the sub
scrber wi particular reference to their qualities fr
making butter and believed stock to be equal 10 any
Dairy in the State.
Also one year old Bull, full blood Ayres liretwo
yeariing Bulls, do dothree yearling Bulls grade Ayre
shire sui Calf, full blood AYRSHIRE.
One two year oh Heller. grade AYRSHIRE.
Seven yearling 'ers, do do
One ye4ring IIeif r, full blood AYRSHIRE
Two Jokes Oxen, Zone pair very superior)
On" yoke two year old Steers, half blood AYRSHIRE
~ u An assortment Of Farming Tools, Carts Flows, &c.
The Hay in Barn, &c.
q Terms LIBERAL and made known at sale.
WILLIAM S. LINCOLN.
Worcester, Jan. l5 1856 dtwts lama
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MONUMENTS s. CHIMNEY PIECES.
I'VE The Subscribers would respectfully inform the cit
Of Worcester and its vicinity that they have taken
the premises lately occupied by L. Lewis 4 Co., where
they intend TO carry the Marble Business In all its
branches aud hope by strict attention business to merit
q share of public patronage.
We gould invite those about erecting monuments to
their dep ired friends 70 call and examine designs
factory, before purchasing elsewhere.
We have also select assortment Of Chimney Pieces OF
various styles constantly hand. Asl Table and Blu
rau Tops Wash stands, Counters, &c, &c. made TO or
der ON the most reasonable terms
PRATT NOLAN. No. . Ola Market st.,
Worcester
N, b. Old marble work cleanscd and repaired
ian6 d&w0m
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"A S. p. CHAMPNEY

80. .. +. Oh A VI I'm II I
n = Would once more call the attention of his friends
l.lss and customer 70 his Stock Of Goods, which he
is selling at very low prices consisting; in part Of
w AT G Ii T. =.
Gold and Silver English, S-icton, and Anchor Levers
duplex, Cylinder Vertical, and Verge Watches.
G d G As,
Mautel, Marine, Circular, Wizards Round Top Gothic
Eight Day, and Thirty Hour Clocks.
Silver Spoons, Butter Knives, rimbles Fruit Knives
and Pencil Cases
Gold Fob, Guard, Vest and Neck Chains.
God Thimbles, Pencil Gases, and Vest Hooks. Finger
Rings in great variety, to suit all Tastes
Fingers, and Purses
Breast Pins of and beautiful patterns in great vare
ty. Ear Ornaments, Studs Scare Buttons and Coat Ties
EPECTACLES.
Gold Silver, Steel, and Plated, suitable for AL ages
Table Cutlery wi ch will be sold at cost Pocket Cutlery
kaz5rs Shears, AMI Scissors. Hair Clothes and Tooth
Brushes. Helix Needles, Porte Monnaes, Purses and
Wallets together with many other articles usually kept by
the trade all Of which will be sold very low Call and see
Na1cEl Work
s c. gives his personal attention to this part of the
business and all work done at this shop, warranted
Feeling grateful for the favor liberal patronage
for the last fourteen and half years. permit me to say
that shall nov, ever, be ready serve you to The
best OF my ability.
My number IS 267 Main street, e piper's Block)
Worcester, Jan. 10. 1866 Diff ianIO
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SG0tCEsTER 4 NASHUA RAILROAD
w COMPANY B0NDS.-To meet the Bonds Of this
Company payable in May next they offer for sale
Bonds of new issue, in pieces not less than $500 EACH
ayable in 1850 1865, the purchaser may elect with
interest at the rate of six per per annUm payable
seml-anualiy at the Worcester Bank. Holders of the
Bonds payable in May next hereby notified that they
can exchange the same Bonds of the new ISSUE
and are respectfully invited do So give early notice
OF their intention Of doing These Bonds
by Mortgage of all the property Of the Company and
are perfectly safe and onveneut security.
r. W. HAMMOND, Treasurer
Worcester Get o. 1S5I dtf ne
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SPERM T. WHALE OIL.-2OOO galls. Win
- ter sperm OH. 1000 DO. Bleaehed Winter Whale ON
For sale by Gss. Az HOWE, ~.
NIB dtf Worocsbsr Hank Block,
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SPECIAL OFFER.


All young men
and old,whO now
!, sc Co, ci-
Their by chewing
lr smoking, are
invited to give
up hid habits OF
its use; and as a
further induce
ment to the a.
b IN comment Of
this evil, the
subscriber Offers
to take the sew
eral sums each
and every one
has daily tx.
pended for to-
baccO, and give
in return any
book or books
published in the
nited States, at
ne Publishers
Who'll sale prices
I will b. graft
. wing 60 us. tho
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NN ESTER s. NAsHUA
Wv VFEB EEs3 RsTT

Office in Worcester Bank Block up stairs
Only direlt Line to Nashua Manchester, Concord, Mon
trcg, Buffalo, Lowell, Fitchburg GFoton keene Rutland,
Albany Troy, and all other stations east vest and north
All messages promptly attended to, and satisfaction
given or money refunded.
Messages nt from any point on this line to slou lii
rect, without writing dist jiu6
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vENaEsrARTLlNG CuREs or NERY-

N Gus DISEASES wrought by this Woodworking
restorative, has awakened the public mind from the
apathy with which inuumerable aisappointments had
accustomed to regard what called patent medi-
enes" 1t is not too much to say, that nothing short
Of miraculous interpolation has produced such rap
ID relief to the feeble aud suffering Thousands of both
sexes, whose nervous systems were utterly prostrate
of whom were bed ridden and others merely tot.
tering over the earh's surface apparently broken in
constitution, and the high road to the grave have
been restored by two three courses of the Elixir to
robust health. The Agent has the proofs evidences
In his hands, and is prepared at all times to exhibit
them The medicine only requires facts to sustain it,
Ladies' who for years had been suffering from the worst
complications Of the peculiar difficulties which too
many Of the subject have been relieved in less
than one month; casting off, il by enchantment, the
ssitude pallor irritation low spirits, and de
bity, and becoming active, healthy, aud ehee iul--
The inuigordtiHg Eiirir is indeed god end to the
ieebler sexrestorng to regularity every intermted
function, and in many instances blessing the despairng
wife with maternal Joys. Nor is it less certain IN its
action upon man. whether weakened by excess or sul
STA, liver disease, any other disorder that impars
the integrity Of the yirile function.
The Cordial Is put up, highly Concentrated. in pint bot
lies Price three dolars bote for Eve dollars six
for twelve dollars H. RING, Proprietor,
1913 Broadway, New York.
Sold by Druggists throughout the United States Cana
d. and the West Indies. AGRSrs--Worcester NJ. D,
GREEN. Springfield, BLISS & HAVEN. Providence,
]. BALCH 4 SON. Boston. BURR 4 PERRY
JAMIE druTh&SatNwlmis
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EHUMW s. LEW iS.-MANUFACTUR-
~ Frs OF BOOT TREES WASH NGT0N STREET
MACHINE SHOP.
The above having hat several years experience in
making Boot Tees freeing Boots feel confident that
they manufacturing machine that will meet the
wants of Boot Manufacturers and rreers.
Particular attention paid to epairng freeing Machines
ia II d3m
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j. jerks,
bTooKneli, Jan. TO, 1885. j s. MONTAGUE
All unsettled accounts are left with the subscriber who
will continue business as heretofore
Jan22 d4tt ]. S. MONTAGUE
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Notifies.

hiSSOLUTfON,-The Copartnership heretofore
~ existing under the firm of jerks & Montague. is
this lay by mutual consent dissolved.
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hlSSOLUTEOJ .-The Copartnership heretofnre
Il existing between William c. ?. Clemence and Joel
E. Hunt, the name of Clemence Hunt is this day
dissolved by mutual consent All debts due the concern
may be paid to Vim. P. Clemence who will continue
al tba p13e
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BsOMGOPATHIC BOOKS AND MED.
x IClNES.-A full assortment constantly On hand, al
ALIENS Bookstore,
aull diff 275 Nam street.
EDA MAY is just received, and for sale Mt 1874 Mair
q street. Also, In DooRs AND OUT. Good book.
n23 DIFF z. BAKER Il CO.
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Z NSGHCCTION IN FSENCH.,-M0NS.&
VI NINE B0RtL DE ROSSINIERE recently from
Paris would respectfully give notice that they propose
give lessons in The French her natYe) Language, either
To sHgle pupils or to classes.
Mime Il. is elgag Il few hiurs in the week, with
classes in French conversation at the Dread Institute and
also ut the Salisbury Mansion (Nr BeGts ung Lldes
School. Inquire al DR. Mignauts corner Uf Park and
TRANQUIL streets.
lieareaces--Jues r. Malignou, Boston; Rev Messrs.
Hle, Morrison, Bent, James; Eli Thayer Esq. George
Jacques, &c, &c.
NOTE. NJ * MINI b. are desrous Of obtaining
small tenement not far distant from the City Hall.
ian1 isitaw3w
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nUINCE, TOMATO, PEACH, q BERRY
VE, PRESERVES, Preserved Ginger, Strained Honey,
Ci IN, Mace, and Extracts, llaisins and Figs. few
bushels Of walnuts and Ohesnuts, Pop Corn, lominy
from n A. phalanx, Dried Beet Vegetables, Split Peas,
and general assortmant OF Gro lies, Tor sale reasona
bic terms by the subscriber AZ No. 26 Green street.
Il, SPRING, 2nd
Worcester, jan 4, 1865. DIFF jams
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Notifies.
k[TORCESTER MUTUAL FIRE IN
w SURANCE COMPANE.

It the annual meeting Of the W0rc'ster Mutual Fire
Insurance Company, hgld Dec 18th 1851 the following
officers were elected
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GHRIsTMAs AND NEW YEARS

Annuals in immense variety. Children's Books Toys
NC, in any quantity Boxes; ladies' Writing Desks;
papstres; Port Fllios Paper Weights Porte M3nnaies;
Brushes, sc, &c Besides rich and varied stock OF
sterling English and American Books, all departments
Of Literature
Please call and examine our stock. DIFF d23
Smyrna times., 1855-07-18

THE CRoPs IN ENGLAND.-A correspondent
of the " London Times" writing from Giouces-
ter, says that he has been an observer and
cultivator of crops for the last fifty or sixty
years, and never did he see so rich prospect
as the present. He adds:
We have the heaviest shares of grass
ever remember, and the corn Of all kinds ap-
pears so luxuriant and SO fine that 10 season
could ever surpass it, and may say, come up
to it and do not despair of a moderately early
harvest, ae vegetation for tine last ten years has
made most rapid strides. | have of late been
over a great part of the southern counties in
England, and it is cheering in the extreme, for
never in any one season, TO my knowledge, did
| see the country looking, and in reality, in
such prosperous state.
:" How thankful should we be for such a pro-
spect of blessing as this, as we may another
year be shut out from any corn from Russia
and we should therefore be truly thankful
With the great abundance of grass, we may
calculate on great increase OF fat cattle, al
though the stock ia the spring of the year wa
very low in condition.
Smyrna times., 1855-07-18

whim of any of these underlings dressed in q
little brief authority they could be arrested and
imprisoned. To suclr they opened not only
their pantries and cellars, but their private ~
drawers and writing desks, without a murmur
of opposition Their most intimate correspon-
dence could be seized, read and inquired into
their private and family affairs becoming thus
literally investigated and diyulged. The agent
who has the power to do all this acts not by
virtue of law enacted by and in the name Of
the people, but through an order issued by some
superior officer. Such is the real condition of
personal rights on the Continent; while the
Irish are perpetually assuring us, through the
press and speeches, that the only right extend.
ed to them in their own country is the right TO
starve Such is a true picture of what both
submitted to in their respective fatherlands-
but few comparatively being political refugees.
Yet, forsooth, here their wrath is aroused, and
their fury turned against the decision OF con-
scientious and enlightened majority, trying to
, raise them TO the dignity of manhood, and to
!, enable them to secure more easily and with
i greater speed an honorable and independent
- position by disabling them from squandering
!. their hard-won earnings in grog-shops, lager
70 beer saloons, and the brawls of which these are
,a SO prolific. They curse with foolish fatuity
that delivering enactment which will put a stOE
to immortality, destituton and crime-thost
=, iends which ever dog the steps of intemper
- ance and carousal-and which will make then
:, parents ru their children in the true and sublime
n meaning of that sacred duty. by this law the.
:. will be enabled to spend in the education q
Lo their children that money which would other
SO wise find its way TO some polson-seller's TILL
o. Any one acquainted with the state of degrade
or ton of the masses Of Europe knows well, an
- none know better than the foreign population
\, that Intemperance is the root Of all wretchet
p ness From the daughters of mpoverishe
r. drunkurds the low groggerics, brOthel Is and der
- finfamy, are supplied; and yet law to guar
them with protecting hand from failing nt
nos these abysses which on every side yawn arour
:, them, is decried by the foreign-born populatlt
nh, as an invasion of sacred rights!
hat We sincerely trust that those to whom v
= address these werds in a spirit of severe kin
Su- ness, may come to sense of what they ov
de- themselves and what they owe their childre
his and spare us and the better part of the Anne
to can community the sickening spectacle of b
nal man beings contending with all their might
are the reign Of drunkenness and the preservati
IS Of OF the beastly and criminal consequences VIII
tate attend it.-N. Y Tribune.
Smyrna times., 1855-07-18
SMYRNA PRICEN CURRENT
CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE TINES.

Joys FOR THE INvALID,-We cut the follow
ing from the Philadelphia Saturday Go.eite.
and recommend our readers To peruse it care
fully, and those suffering should not delay Pur-
chasing:
"Dr. Hooflands German Bitters.-This cele-
brated medicine, prepared by DIR. c. NJ. Jackson,
at the imposing German Medicine Store. No.
100 Arch street, is exciting unprecedented
public attention, and the proprietor, who is q
scientific physician is selling immense qnamtA-
ties of it. The virtues of this remedy are s0
fully set forth in the extended notice of it, to
be seen in our advertising columns. that thero
is hardly any room left for us to speak of it
This much we may add-Of the long train of
physical ills to which humanity is heir, there is
none more distressing than the general derange-
ment OF the digestive apparatus, which never
fails to accompany a disordered state of the
liver. Headache, piles, languor, fretfnlness s.
bilious tongue, morbid breath, loss of appe-
tIte--in short, an indescribable wretchedness
OF existence, are its insuferable and life wast>
ing attendants. These diseases, which have
batfled the skill of the ablest Doctors, have been
radically cured by Hoohand's German Btters. I"
See advertisement.
Smyrna times., 1855-07-18
A Word to Foreign Born Residents.

We see with dismay the foreign-born popu.
lation, who have many of them acquired here
an independence which their own country re-
fused, among the most clamorous enemies Of the
Temperance Law, on the plea that it violates
personal rights and personal liberties, the dig
nifty of man and so-fOIth. We would not will
ling speak with severity, much less in bitter
ness or with injustice, against those who, seek
ing field of labor in our land, have already
become citizens, or purpose to do so. But the
urgency of the case demands earnest admOni-
ton and reproof, and some few home truths to
set everybody in his right place on this ques-
ton.
The Temperance Law in this and other
States is the result of the decision sf majorities
inspired by an ardent and deep moral convc'
ton. 1t is a law loyalty enacted and in har.
mony with the only true and logical principle;
of lfgovernment. 1t is therefore obligatory
on every honest citizen, so long as it is not re
scinded by the legislative power or palsled b!
the decision of legal courts. Well-org anlze'
self-governing societies can only exist wher
tism, or what demagogues are fond of calling
rights for the benefit of the community, as ex
pressed by the legally constituted organ of it
will. We are constantly warned in this Ten
perance question to beware Of adopting tn
European theory and numbering popular rights
but we must not confound terms. Right
are destroyed in Europe; butas a compensation
the rulers, especially on the continent, with q
3 affiuent indulgence, permit their subjects
y get drunk to their hearts content, and to d.
: grade themselves into debased brutes. Is
e not sckening, then, to hear this beastly baw
: ing about the violation of their "rights," u
= tered by men who knew not the value of righ
: and never enjoyed any until they landed {
). American soil! Is it not disgusting to he
: = men cavil at awlegally and democratical
: enacted, and threaten to resist its lawful admi
/. istration, who in France or Germany son
is short time since bowed with respectful humii
Y before each petty officer Of police and su5m
= ted daily in quiet and meekness to each Coz
isissaire or Captain of the squad At q
Smyrna times., 1855-07-18

DENYING MEDIcINEs.-Thc physicians Of Ban
gor have held a meeting TO decide on what
course they should rsue in regard to the
granting of certificates for the purchase OF Ii
quor-mO sale being allowed in the city with
out physicians certificate. They unanimous
ly resolved, That, regarding both the we'll
are of the community aud our own reputation,
and desiring to protect ourselves from the en-
treaties and imposition of the inebrate, we will
only give prescription of snch liquors to pa
tients and families under our charge, when IN
judgement they are ncedful and that we will
IN every instance specify the quality TO he de-
livered and for our sevices will require the
same remuneration as for ordinary prescription.
Smyrna times., 1855-07-18
SMIYDNA9 DNlho,
WEDNESDAY, JULY ls, 1855.

HARVEST HoME.-A Harvest Home of the
friends of Prohibition will be held at Bowers
Beach, Tomorrow. CThursday9 commencing
at 10 O'Clock. We regret that il escaped our
memory TO give notice of it last week; due
notice has, however, been given through hand
bills. Being in the season when the Bay side
Is so much rcsorted to, we anticipate large
turn out. Let all go who can the trip will
be found both pleasant and profitable. The
committee appointed to make arrangements for
the meeting, have no doubt secured the ser
vices of eminent speakers for the occasion.