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Re inuite particular attention to NEW and
COMPLETE YENTTLATLNG FURNACE,

differing materially from all others heretofore in use and
combining Economy Durability, Simplicity, and Great
Power.
1t presents an immense radiang surface, which forms
part of the FIRE chamber that the amount of heat
is obtained at much less expense of fuel than by any other
arrangements and sufficient warm and pure air is sup
piled for the largest dwellings, at comparatively trng
cost 1t is adapted to all classes Of public and private
buildings and possesses peculares well worthy the at
tention of all in want Of the VERY BEST FURNACE
From its peculiar construction, it will never crack nor
allow smoke gas into TIE air chambers-great
objections to most other Furnaces in use.
Also, a New Furnace expressly designed fer burning
wood Having but one joint is warranted MOTTO smoke
and to give more heat with less fire. than any other pat
tern.
Also, Portable Furnaces,-R5ne stzes-Pond's Ranges,
Manfes, Crates, Registers, Yentilators &c
POND Il DUNCKLEE,
So, 81, & SO Blackstone Street, Boston.
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BAGS! BAGS .!
Flour Bags, Is and IL. Also, Meal Bags for sale at
boston Fnoes,by WIN. u. DEXTER, A co.
Worcester, Aug. rs, 1866 dsm
UEWELRYII JEWELRYl!!-Anew AZ
~ rival Of choice patterns Of Jewery especially Of a-
meo and uod Stone taI Ornaments, Pms now selling
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become detected and the systems shattered con
situations broken down. and subject to that horrible curse
to humanity, THE DELIRIUM TREAfENS.
WIN IN ten minutes, feel the happy and health nyiporatpa
eihcaGy OF Din. HAMS INYIGORATING SPIRIT
Dr HAMS aromatic InUtq0rating Spirit-BEat n
lyiH dOl
Dr. Ham, the inventor and discoyerer of the Nedicate1
beverage assures the public that for the complaints and
ailments it is recommended to remove and cure II ynot
deceive nor disappOintthe patient
1t is not recommended as a cureall, br+ sor 30 1i
Iessg ailments 1t is recommended for the Satient viii
ieel It's happy effects Immediately va
good at all times. II
one dose will in ten minutes remove all bad spirits
1ne dose wll m five minutes cure heartburn
Three doses will cure indigestion
onedose will give you n good appetite
0uo Jose WIN stop the distressing pains Of dyspepsA
0ne dose WIN cure a violent sick headache
VheDotlle cured Mr.. William Davidson of Chronic IVA
pepsia. Mr.. Davidson was afflicted "a, siv ,aa H.
could not eat the most simple food without tbs gre5tcst
sunerlng One bottle cured him entirely; he now eata
animal and yegetablefood with ease.
one bottle cured gentleman of Dyspepsia with wate,
Dus Erucatons he felt better after taking the rst dose
mrs storms, Of New York city. was so troubled with
dyspepsia, that she had eaten meat for r vears
one was entirely cured by half bottle She was much
renewed after taking wine-gass Of the Inyigornna
spirit mat she could eat meat dinner without difficulty
Oe uose WIN remove the disagreeable and distressing
effects OF Wind and Flatulence, and the moment me
stomach receives the Invgoratng Spirit the disressn
iOa ~ ana ma I'll painful feelings will be removed.
Onedose will remove the most distressing pains of ebo
ic, either in the stomach or bowels
rev. doses win cure all distractions in kidney bladder
Persons who are seriously afflicted with o,, L,d,,
Complaints are assured of speedy relief by dose or two,
and radical cure by the use of one or two bottles
NIGHTLY DISSIPATION
PERSONS who from dissipatng too much over night and
eel the eyi ELECTS OF the poisonous liquors In violent
ngadeohes sickness at stomach, Weakness piddness c
VIII ma one dose viii remove abad feelings.
Ladies' Of weak and sickly constitutions should take tbe
lhYlgoratiug Spirit three times dayi il will naLe ,,
.rong hslthy and happy remove All distractions and
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EHARRISON'S COLUMBIAN TONIC
VI hIIMuLANr-MiII am aiannsn. .aa.--i

i
u ellMuLANT-Wil cure all diseases caused by
prostration C digestive powers. Its action is
a. smuant to rouse the vital energy to its healthy
orce as tonic, to sustain and perpetuate that force Til
healthy sc'retOns are restored and natural power rptre
II will remove all mild forms of Cholera Cholera Morbns
Dysehery Bilious Collie, Fever, and Fever in hgue and
IN connection with HAuRIsoNs COLUMBIAN yEGET. M a
EMETo will cure the severe cases of these and other
aoute diseases IN the shortest possbetime The Dyspep
&c nGS immaculate reef, and permanent cure, in It's use
tor All bronchial and Pulmonary affections il has great
restorative efficacy. e''
The alcohol and opium inebriates will find It perreot
substitute Tor Dolh those dseaseengenderng and health
destroying articles Il 10 an exclusively vegetable com,
position and pure tonic and stmuant without tho
hSeaV ulsea8nB property In It's composition or action on
ano system; me friends Of Temperance then will And It
an agent OF great potency in their cause and lint ina
Yiuated cravings OF diseased appetite under It's use will
Bo pNoe 70 neathy action and natural DESIRES de
cous 20 ns TASTE and grateful To the sensibes Of the
stomach II may be taken in It's present form n rim
syrup or in water, making adelightGlf bep,rags Az
daily beverage, lis decousness Is uDeguotyc5 i,, 49,
srelted or alcoholic preparation II prevents as web
As cures disease us use is applicable In all climates m
al seasons, to all iscases, and In all conditions o 1fe
and nom extreme Of infancy extreme Of age Price Sl
HARRISoNsS
Q OLUMBIAN VEGETABLE pMpTrc
VI withdraw and expel all diseased matter solid fluid
or gaseous from all parts the system Besides ts emet
c properties, II Is expectorant Alternative and anodvne
u acts In each Of Its modes according to nature relieves
sno laoorg organism OF diseased matter, and permits
rec action OF s natural functions TO restore strength n
the only safe and certain medicine In all severe G,rs
o. Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Bilious Collie Dyspnterv
reusy, ana every oher acute disease II has great re-
medal power IN all chronic Diseases In both acpln ana
chronic Diseases assisted by the inygoratng mi sn
taHing power Of llARRisoEs COLUMBIAN ToNfo sr,,,r
LIANT, ouree are certain Principles Of treatment and di.
cents. AiVo W
AZ, ~ Wholesale Agent for New England, GEORGE w
Dtlvus; statloner, and Wholesale and retail dealer IN
nAIsons Columbian Inks and American purfunery a9g
aul1 d6wfv U'' "'''Vu
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and although powerful, they will nure in the leas
the most delicate constitution This preparation is war
ranted to cure the above mentioned cases. without usn
any external applications. With Indian Vegetable
Medicines you rely a Thorough cure, by calling
upon at my Office.
Main street. No. 121. Worcester
Wis div DR. O. A. Hill
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Gxprfsses.

~S~'~'A's
VNHE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
ORGANIZED JULY l, 1854.
Undcr the La ws of the State of New York
SAAkEHoLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
Managers,
". I, DINSMoRE, New York
JOHNSON LIY INGSToN, New York.
J. Nj. THOMPSON, Springfield
G. SPo0NER, Bridgeport Conn.
r. b. KINSLEY. Newport.
T. S. SANFORD, Philadelphia.
s. Nj. SHOEMAKER, Baltimore.
GEO. W CASS, Pitsburg, Pa.
Principal Office 50 Roadway, New York.
This Company confines itself to legitimate Express
business in the Atlantic Statesextending New Orleans
On the south, and st. Louis the west.
JAMES Fl. osG0oD, Agent.
Office No. Worcester House Block
my25 diff
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GNLIFFORD'S INDIAN VEGETABLE
~ BITrERS.-These Btters have proved to be decid.
eddy the best tonic 10 they purify the blood in
ggorate the whole system, creating appetite, curing
dysenery, jaundce, dyspepsia and dizziness, and as
such have been favoraby known to the public for many
years They extracted entirely from roots and herbs
by distaton, and do have the injurious effects as
usually fe from the Of alcoholic mixtures They may
be used with safety by children and adults.
They are highly recommended a very valuable med
lcine, can be aesed by of respectable
citizens whose the proprietor liberty to use
and respectfully refers to Col r. Cowdin, Jno. Pierce
ESQ, E. A. Vose, Boston Col w. Q. Cassell, Charles
town.
Manufactured and sold by the original and only pro-
prietor, SAMUEL W. CLIFFORD, 504 Commercial ST.,
and l6 Sudbury street Brown, Lamson Co.. 40 India
street Chaplin Wilton, AZ Commercial street Burr
Perry, Cornhil Reddng d Co.. State street, Boston
and at most Of the Druggists and Grocers the city and
country.
Price 81 per gallon, 25 cents per bottle with liberal
discount 10 the trade.
WIN. BUSH CO., Agents for Worcester. d6mau2S
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WEAK AND SICKLY CONSTITUTIONS
are suddenly rest ored to health and yigor
DIR DAR[TS uAapS ''o0-

no. Aromatic AnvfaOFnling Spirit.
1t Stimulates, BXhilerates Inyigorates but will not in
tOXcate or Supply
as medicine, it is quick and efectuaI; curing the
worst aud most aggravated cases Of Dyspepsia Kidney
Complaints, and all other arrangement of the stomach
-Four Hours 0'''S
IL VIII instantly revive the most melancholy and droop
ing spirits, and restore the weak feeble nervous and
sckly, to health strength, and vigor
& AS delicious beverage, it is refreshing exbiIeraHn,
and stimulating; it wineither intoxcate nor supify
The Incorporate and nebriaie will find instant relic
nom the horrible feelings produced by the use of bad in
tOXicating liquors " N' "a
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BRICK--WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL
eBS DEALER IN
BOOKS 81 STATIONERY.

under the American House.)
Dealer in School, Classical Law, Medical, Theological,
Mechanical, and Miscellaneous Books, where may be
found the largest and complete assortment ever Of
iered for sale in this city, and presenting glance an
immense collection of choice literature, unequaled in
amount ofvolumes and read but to be admred-
Country dealers and others wishing to purchase re-
specially invited to call. Public and Private Libraries
supplied on the most liberal terms.
Also large stock of Blank Books and choice Stationery
constantly hand.
The latest publications may be found on our counters,
as as issued. dly dI2
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OFFICE

M UTRlTIVE 4LFRED G.
~ HALL, NJ. D., Professor of Fluid Physiology and
Author of this New Theory of Cure has established his
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OAR IRON AND STEEL.

No. 207 Main street, Worcest.
" All communications strictly confidential.
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Us REMEDIAL DISCOVERY
JOSEPH SMITH, Proprietor,
an21 &ME3m Salem street. CharlestnH1I Mass

TWO THE LADIES. BRADBURY's PEARL
Il DE BLONDE, for Bedutifyiag the Complexion.
The most RICH delicate and valuable preparation known
for the human face originally prepared by Sir Ashley
Cooper of Engands greatest physicians the Sc
crct impaired to the proprietor by the late Mrs Warner
the celebrated English Tragic Actress who had used for
years. and who could find nothing to equal it in the
world 1t has before been offered sale in this
country but is Familiarity known and extensively used by
the fashionable in the cities of Europe.
TESTIMoNIALs:
BosToN Mass, May 9th, 1885,
GEO. W. BRIGes Esq,-Dear Sir; 1 have no hesita-
ion in saying that during my professional career have
met with nothing equal Bradburys Pearl de Blonde
1t injurious Effects however freely it may be
used. You will please send me three bottles and obige
Yours, truly MRS. H. ?. GRATTAN,
No Bradford Place.
Boston, Mass. May 5th 1856
GEO. ". BRIGGS, Esq.-Dear Sir-I have been engag-
ed professionally in Theatres for the last thirty
have nothing for the Complexion equal Bradburys
Pearl de Blonde. Please send one half dozen bottles
Large omen, Yours, &c, A. HOWELL,
Costumer, Boston Theater
For sale in Worcester by z. BAKER 4 CO., Booksel.
lers, 1S4 Main street.
Agent for New England, GEO. W. BRIGGS statoner,
and Wholesale and Retail dealer in Harrsons American
Perumery and Writing Inks S2S Washington Street. op.
pose the Adams House. je22 d1y
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$4,000 ing Sa% M Eli ? . n1s4 D.
A. H's Panaceas and Indian Medicines. or the remedy
Of Gonorrhoa Geets Structures, Whites Pains in the
Back and Loins, Seminal Weakness, Affections of the
Kidneys Irritation of the Urehra, Gravel and all other
disorders of the urinary organs without the least re
stricton to diet drink, exposure change in apph
cation to business. These preparations entirely
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"A NEW DISCOV ERE.-TO CURE BAD
IA SPIRITS, DYSPEPSIA, Nervousness, Heartburn
Choic Pains, Wind in the Stomach, or Pains in the
Bowels, Headache, Drowsiness Kidney Cont
plants, Melancholy, Delrium Tremens
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6HAN BE FOUND AT 79FRONT ST
- WARDEN'S BLOCK
general assortment of Stoves, Tin, Copper,
Britannia and Brass Ware. Tin Roofs put on in the
best manner Tin and Copper Cutters and Conductors put
up at short notice. Also, Culver's improved Hot AiI
Furnaces for heating public and private buildings the
best in the market. +. F. PHELPS
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AT No. Central Court, Boston,
This mode of Medical Practice will restore the
health by natural and safe removal of every form hu
NOR disease and weakness from the organism He is the
FIRST dcOyerer Of this Great Restorative Principle in Ma
ure, the organic law which exists in all animal bodies,
called the Nutritive Principle 1t admits of other ac
on force in the production of health but that of NJ
tritinn and nure atmhSnhere.
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Persons who, from the inudicous use Of LIQUORS bav
become detected and the nervous systems shattered con
situations broken down. and subject to that horrible curse
70 humanity, THE DELIRIUM TREAIENS,
WIN IN ten minutes, feel the happy and health
elhcacy of DIR. HAMS INyIGORATING SPIRIT,
" Hanls AronnaLle LnnLg0raLine Sn.rit I'LL =.
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u Full directions accompanying each bottle
price fl We anltars an17
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entirely free from poisonous substances, used to in
gg0rate the weaker organs, eXpel anti-nutrive and
putrid NATTER during which process new healthy sub
stanceis deposited commencing work of restoration in
siantly removing humor, weakness, and disease by
gradual daily increase of the weight, strength and vigor
b91pn inf
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VERY DIRTY AND VERY CHARAoTERIsr1c
IRcK.-The Bee of Friday morning has the
following:
BWttaganae'S Opinion of RocktoeH Hon.
Anson Burlingame delivered the tenth of the
series Of anti-slavery lectures at the Tremont
Temple on Wednesday even ng Feb 9TH last,
The report OF his speech is taken from the
Boston Atlas OF the next day. Our Fusion
trends wont probably discredit that paper.
Mr. Burlingame referred to Gov. Gardner,
and said he would promise, in his name, that
while he continued in Office, the laws of Mass
achusetts would never be trodden down in
Boston,
Next, Hon. Mr.. Burlingame found encour-
agement in the recent elections and defended
the aeW increment, which he aid was safe
in the hands Of the people. He was hum.
Die admirer OF this party. and asked that il
might DO judged by its fruits, one of which
was the election Of United States Senator 10
take the place OF a man toho was false 10 FREQ.
aom and not true 10 slavery Now who was
me United States Senator elected Henry
Wilson. 10 take the place Of a man who
WINS false to freedom and not true to slavery
who was that mani Julius Rock we'll.
Here We have tho opinion of Mr.. Burlin-
game-delivered in q carefully written and
prepared lecture, only last February Of Julius
Rockwell. Remember julius Rockwell ia
ialse TO Freedom and not true to slavery
Mr. builingame referred TO Mr.. Everett, and
no man, unless he is an idiot or knave,
would presume to quote his language as nav.
ing reference to Mr.. Rockwell. The latter
gentleman was merely temporary Senator.
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AMERICAN HoUsE.-The house so long and
so favorably known the American Temperance
House, in this city, was closed as public hotel
on Saturday last. The furniture is to be sold
during the present week, and the house vacated
preparatory to its being enlarged and remodelled
for business purposes.
The house has been kept for the last seven or
eight years by Messrs. Tucker & Bonney, and in
constructed house; but under the management
OF Nj Bonney, who has been almost entirely the
provider for the house, the table has always been
supplied with the best articles to be found in
the market, and served up in a manner always to
the entire satisfaction of the regular patrons of
the house, whose number has been uniformly
full up to the capacity of the house to accommo.
date
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Listen to the testimony of one of the most ven
cradle and respected of the Clo,p s ,Hts:ftl,.,
sefts- Kruwn Dr. Cooley. 81 S5T J ss
at Republican meeting in Granville, on Tues
day Nigh Rev. MIR. Cooley made brief speech
He remarked that he had not attended
political meeting,' for more than half a GEN.
tnry, that he came there as Lord Chatham
went into the British Parliament for the last
time, with one foot in tie grave, and like him
came summoned by the duty he owed to the
cause OF Freedom. After passing nigh en-
comium upon Julins Rock WE'LL whom he had
known as his pupil in early life, and had
known ever since,-and whom he hoped to
see the next governor of this Commonwealth,
he said he (himself) was born before the
commencement of the revolutionary struggle,
when Massachusetts was rocking the cradle
OF liberty. but that he had but brief time to
live, but he hoped yet to see the triumph of
the party of freedom, and that when the hour
OF his death comes he should leave the good
old State of Massachusetts, the home Of the
Puritan Christians, sill rocking the "cradle
of liberty
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COUNTY TREAsURER.-We understand that
foolish story has been put in circulation that An
thony Chase the present incumbent of the Office
of County Treasurer and candidate for the same
Office upon the Republican Ticket has signed
pledge to vote the Gardner Ticket We knoo
that such as not the fact Mr. Chase is not man
to dabbe in politics. He has held the office for
twenty four years by the concurrent action of all
parties in the county, and almost without oppos.
ition. apd he has discharged lis duties with such
distinguished ability, so much to the satisfaction
Of parties, that in the most exciting cleo
tons he has had no competitors in opposition to
him. Do the men, who for quarter of a century
have known and appreciated the value of Mr..
Chase's services, who have witnessed the dill
gence. accuracy and fidelity with which he has
discharged his duties, desire change? Do the
bles, the witnesses in the crimiiias served
have had more less to do with him in his ofici.
al capacity as pay master of the county desire a
change. We cannot find that any fault has ever
| been found with him, that he has not ever been
faithful to his trust, and we cannot believe that
party malignity party drill will at this time be
effective in the removal of public servant so com
potent, so faithful and long tried, as the pres
ent wor thy incumbent
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VOTE EARLY!

We would urge upon the Republicans the inn
poftance of voting early to morrow. Some may
think it will make no difference when they deposit
their vote provided it is done before the Polls
closed. but delay until the afternoon occasions
mittees, and at the same time encourages our op-
ponents. What we wish to see is an overwhelm.
ing vote for Rockwell in the morning. If it is
given, as it certainly be, it will add at least a
hundred votes to the Republican plurality in this
city alone. Republicans of Worcester and Wor-
eester county, see to it that you VOTE EARLY.
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TO THE CITY HALL TO-NIGBT.

For the last time prior to the election the Re-
publieans of Worcester will meet this evening,
at the CITY Hall, to take counsel together in ref
erence to the great question of The times, and to
prepare for the work that devolves upon them to-
morrow. J. Q. A. Griffin, ESQ., of Charlestown,
that Hypothetical Monster" as Governor Gard
ner terms him, will be present and address the
people, and we shall also hear, from the lips Of
some Of our own citizens, eloquent and encour-
aging words. Mr. Griffin is one OF the best stump
orators in the State, and we may expect to see
"the little band of bigots and fanatics" who have
undertaken to control Massachusetts, handled as
they deserve. Let there be full turn out of the
Friends Of Freedom tonight.
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So sang the gifted pott Keat. whatcan be more beau
tul had fine head Of Hair, that noblest Of Nature
adorn nents Who that is young, but values the luxuri
ant locks youth, and would preserve them and who
that is old but would avert badness? To all such we
would commend LYoNs KArHARoS universally acknowl-
eugeu TO be the most valuable and the most delightfully."-
pernmsd toilet article prepared. BE sure and ask
Tor LYONS KArHARoS, to guard against the yalueless
limitations and counteries, which have lately been put uD
unde somewhat similar names Sold everywhere in large
bottles, for only 25 cts.
HEATH, WYNKooP CO., Pr,prietors,
Am 90 Liberty street. N
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AN OFFER TO SELL oUT.-We have it from The
6est authority, that James H. Wall, of this city,
waited upon the members of the Liberal Union
city committee, day or two since, and made
direct oUertares on behalf of the Gardnerites, to
fuse with the Liberal Unionists, in the choice of
Representatives. Mr.. Wall offered 10 take Beach
liquor men upon the Gardner Ticket if the Liber.
ais would take some of the Gardner men upoR
theirs We hGUeMe proof of thus in our posses
sion, and aoiR furnish the names to any person toho
IS interested enough IN the matter to call at omof
flee. Temperance followers of the candidate for
Governor, whose temperance principles have been
OF fourteen years standing, what think you Of this
attempt OF the man who is more interested in the
repeal of the Liquor Law than any man in Wor-
ceater by of his interest in Hotel property,
to sell you out to the Liberal Union Party. Let
James H. Wall deny this il he dare.
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FIRs.-Smoke was discovered on Saturday
evening, issuing from the ceiling between the
buildings 23S and 2S5 Main street. Tho frst
named building was occupied by Frost Locke,
manufacturers Of trunks and valises. and dealers
in hats, caps, &c. No. 1886 is occupied by Messrs
Thayer Taft, as eating house. The engines
we're promptly upon the ground, aud the fire was
soon sHtinguished, but the stock Of Mtssrs F. &
L was badly damaged by water The loss, how
ever Is covered byinsurance. The fire originated
from defective chimney.