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MIGHTY TRIUMPH IN MEDICINE
DIR. MORSE'S

INVIG . RATING CORDIAL 7
Not only relieves but actually exermnates all nervous
diseases by removing their causes and building up and
forying The whole physical SYSTEM that it becomes alb
soutey invunerable to all attacks OF this character and
relapse is therefore impossible.
THE CORDIAL
combines pecuarities before associated in anv
medciue While it acts specifically upor the Circulation
and the secretons purifying and renoyating both and
gives tone and regularity Of action TO the stomach bow
els
To every relaxed organ it nparts degree of muscular
strength, and capacity to endure fatigue whether bod
lily mental that perfectly astonishing The AacciJ
flesh and muscles harden under its influence the nerves
braced, every fibre is resrung; and any suspended
function, either IL women restored to fu Wig
All other tonics and smuants produce reaction but
it is the peculiarityof
DIR. MOFse's Invigorntiug Cordial
cooperate unspent" The influence il exers Is uniform
INJECT NEW LIFE
into the whole system The impotence Of age the relax
alton produced by Indulgence weakness thar seems con-
sttutiOnal and every known affection Of the nerves Of
sensation and Of motion, are relieved cured by sim
gle course Of this rejuyenatng preparation
Among the diseases for which it nfable specific
the following may be enumerated Nervous Incapacity in
Man; Barreness Hysericsj Female Irregularities Neu.
ragia; Nervous Headaches Low Spirits; Feelings of Dis
couragement or Desl airj Involuntary Weeping; Mental
Confusion; Loss Of Memory TremulOusness Rush of
Blood 10 the Head; Mental Incidence; Less Of Appetite
Emaciation; Muscular Relaxaonj Irrablly; Dyspep.
sia Torpor after Eatingj Nervous Cough Unpleasant En-
uctaons Foul Breath; Irregular les othe Bowels Sleep
lessness; Ennui; Involuntary signing; Anxiety; Cause
less Fears; Monomania;s Religious Melancholy; and ey
cry species of complaint connectedwheher Immediately
or femotey-with the functions Of the nerves.
TO THE MARRIED AND SINGLE; in every delicate
physical exigency this unryaed safe aud lnfslbe ex.
harant Is earnestly recommended. 1t difuses delight
calm through the whole system and by communicating to
feebed organism the energy which nature has denied
or Indulgence destroyed, 1t inevitably prolongs llfe while
It contributes to It's enjoyment
The testimonials to it's efficacy from oiergyuen Of
high standing, leading medical men, and, In fact EN-.
braces every profession, occupation and class.
CAUTION.
Dr. Morses Invgoratng Cordial has been counteriited
by some unprncpled persons.
In future all the genuine Cordial will havethe propre.
tors facsimile pasted the cork Of each bottle and
the following words blown In the glass
"Dr. MOrsc's InYigOrnIing CordInI,
Q. H. RING, Proprietor NJ w
ar The Cordial Is put up highly concentrated in plnt
bottles. Price So per bottle, two for 50, six for Sl2
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers IN Medcnes NJ b.
GREEN CO., Agents for Worcester.
febl2 deod2m
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Drn Gou0s.
DAMAGED By ATER!!
IL N e n s

l. n E n S.
In consequence of the immediate sale Of the damaged
Linens received last week. have been induced to pur
chase the balance of the lot and shall offer the for
sale, WEDNESDAY. Feb. 49, The stock consists of
500 yards of Fronting Linens, at 80 cents per yard.
800 do so the
lowest they are ever rea=d is SO cents for the
mer, End rs cents for the latter.
so dozen Linen Towels at 25 per dozen, worth s1T5
100 doz Linen Doylies rs cents, and s1Oo per doz
100 dozen Linen Napkins in half dozen different
qualities, from $50 to 81 so per doz.
100 Bleached Damask Covers, measure IL yards
would be cheap at $500 for sale at 1877 IL.
Also piece 1O4 superior Linen sheeting at IS cents -
cheaper by 80 cents per yard than perfect goods.
In regard to the above goods would say that they
regular goods, of them made by Nicholson & Son.
imported by Boston Jobber his own trade but
have been damaged by rain water, and that washing
will make them perfect goods There was never a more
favorable opportunity offered for housekeepers to replen-
ish their stock than the present.
GEO. P BRYANT,
feh14d3w 15l Main Street
HpRINTED PERCALES, or PRINTED
FRENCH CAMBRIA.
few pieces of those elegant goods entire new style,
have been opened day. Select your nice dresses early
and you will the most choice things of the
GEO. P. BRYANT.
feb 14d3w 1854 Main Street.
NBRINTS AND DeLAIN ES.-GEo. P, BRY-
ANT has opened to-day invoice of new Spring
style English Prints which equal in beauty and du-
rability of coors to FRENCH at 125 cents per yard
Also achoce assortment Of DeLaines, with which
all must be pleased prices from II % cents per
yard feb14d3w
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AEC ECKRON's CELEBRA TED
IA LINN EMF

AE 4 ECh kON'S y II Il Il X X III " ID
IA LINN EMF,
EQUALLY GOOD FOR MAN OR BEASTyi
Has triumphed where al other remedies have failed TO
have beneficial effect It is justly acknowledged to be
the greatest
EXTERNAL REMEDY
In the known world, and It's sale unsurpassed In the
annals Of medicine. Unlike many other popular medi-
cnes Of the day. II is recommended by many prominent
members of the Medical Faculty their prcudices having
yielded to the many ndsputabe demonstrations OF cures
II he's performed, where other remedies have failed
Hundreds of Certificates might be gicea,
showag the superiority Of this medicine over all other ex
ternal applications, but FAIR TRIAL, Is all that "a r.
quhed TO convince the most skeptca Of It's merits
Prepared by j. s. j. H. seldom, Iaddam O. and
sold throughout the United States and Canadas
General Agents-BURR PERRY, No. Cornhill.
Boston. ''
For sale in Worcester, by NJ. b. GREEN & CO.. 21s
Main street. div faa
boot SHOP AND TOOLS. FOR SALE mr.
NE TO LET The Charlton Boot and Shoe Companv
oer their shop and tools ~ all kinds necessary Tor man
ulaciurng BOOT for sale to et situated about one mia
from Charlton DEPOT the north side OF the Woroser
and stafford turnpike In Charlton north side TN shnn
~ large aud will bo sold for halt the cost of buldn
the same. Also, about one aero OF land adjoining he
same, " desired by tho purchaser. ~
For further particulars inquire Of d gOITUWIoK
L.tAMM0ND, or d. n RUSSELL, near the pren'Iues'
Charlton, Jan. 81, 1856. d2meop
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MedicnI NotTce,-To THE AFFLCTED-Ner-
Yous Weak, Scky, and Infrm.-Dr. ConveIs would di-
rect the attention Of such persons to his celebrated In
Migrating Cordial advertised in this paper Young and
middle aged who have injured Themselves by early
improper habits, should procure this great remedy
DR.. c. is consulted personally, by letter, in such
and all disorders Of genito, urinary organs at his
ofiice, No. 32l Hanover Str ct. Boston, daw3m f26
BaiIey's TOothache DFOPs.-Thls remedy for
this exerucatng pain is not only Of the best but
the very best remedy offered to those afflicted with
abe teohache after the failure OF every other remedy now
offered to he public, have only try Baeys Tooth
ache Drops and viii have cure in minute For sale
wholesale by WEEKS & POTTER, 154 Washington st.
Boston, and by Druggists, generally. auI4 dom
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MRS. s, p. ROSWORTU

FASHION ABLE DREss-M AKER,
tNe"VuiS Worcester
jy24 diff
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The above ailudes to DR.. Haydea'S Healing Balsdm,
or anchor Of HOpe, which is said to be most marvel
Gus remedy for coughs and all diseases of the lungs It
IS certainly worthy Of trial Messrs Leonard Co.,
sire. innood&wSpo
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w E S T ILL We!
w and NAV be found AT

me- To ] EIU W > > 4 K EET. :
PENDEXTER q RAYM0RE would return their sin
thanks to their friends and the public in general
for the liberal patronage they have received from them
the past year. and solicit continuance Of the same We
intend to keep none but FIRST GLASS GROCERIES,
and every article is warranted represented We have
good assortment be found at ,ny other store
in this cty and bound not to be undersad by any
one. Our facilities for buying, second to none
In connection with stock OF W. l. Goods and choice
Family Groceries, may be found all kinds of FARMERS
PRODUCE, in their season.
Also, Fruit Nuts, Bread Cake, Common and Fancy
Crackers Please call and examine for yourselves at No
10 Thomas street. PENDEXTER & RAYMORE
f26 dot
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Bostup advertisements.

GNUANO !-PHOSPHATE or TT1TEr
~ The above named, with all other Fertilizers are
constantly on hand, and for sale by the subscriber Or
oerS by mall promptly attended to
.o- A. Il. ADAMS,
u. GtI III State Street, Boston.
FLOUk! FLOUR Having received the
~, agency OF the superior Jos. Han & Co. Flour,
. ~ .en'ioh OF 1rocers to its examination.
rA NJ. th's Drand unsurpassed. A. II. ADAMS.
-. 0tL ia State Street, Boston.
R. HOOPERfS RHEUMATIC LIN
~ lMENT has heeo acknowledged by thousands to be
the best and surest cue used known for Rheu-
matistn. Cramps, Coles, Pains in the Back Sdes or
LIMBS, sweued or stiff joints, Contracted Cords Sprans
Burns Sores or Pains emanating from Cuts Commissions
or determinations This Imminent is the result Of long
and faithful study of one of she eminent Physicians
oil Eh2and Who after testing thoroughly its wonderful
medicinal virtues gave his receipt for the benefit of suf
fering humanity. The following a few of the many
certificates in possession of the proprietor:
Mr. John f. Fold; Dear Sir: This is TO certify that
have been confined to my chamber and bed with Rheuma.
sm for nearly ten months my limbs at times have been
very painful and swollen 1 induced to try your
"Dr. Hooper's Eminent" and to my astonishment in
very short time was entirely restored to health.
Mss PARKER, 10 Tileston ST.
Mr. John E. Ford. Dear Sir: have been lahoring un-
der very attack of Rhematism over mouths
but by the use Of your CDR. Heopers Rheumatic Linz
ment,' l now have my usual health.
STEPHEN BURK, Portland, Me.
capt Skimmings, who resides the corner Hano.
yer and Gross Streets, cured Of Stiff Neck by very
few apple tons.
Mr. John E Ford: Dear Sir: Permit me to bear test
mony to the wonderful efficacy stDr. Hooper's Rheu
matte Linmept" On my last voyage from China was
confined TO my berth for five months with severe at
TACK OF rheumatism, and when arrived in port was
ophged to be carried to my hotel; but after using this
Lniment ten days was entirely cured. IL. JENNIsoN.
Manufactured by JOHN Il. FORD, 303 Hanover ST.,
Boston, to whom all orders he addressed Price So
Genus and 81 daw1y 1928
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Adm THAYER
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR At Law.
No 2lS Main street,, Worcester, Mass
myoU
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SPECIAL NOTICE,

all persons having unsettled accounts with the sub
scrbers are requested to give early attention to their pay
ment. Every account is made up and must be maid
promptly, or no more credit will be given.
Jan. !, 1856. dawtf
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Cost on0 Goun0.
Notifies.

PROVIDENCE s. WORCESTER R.R,
Efs9Estzsssi..5ge5 ADVANCE OF FARES.-on and after
- - March LIST, 1856, the rates for Passenger
transportation, will be advanced about ten per cent
S. II. TABOR, Superintendent.
froVldence, feD 20, 1896. div
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Mrs. s. Goodwin, an experienced and success
midwife holds herself in readiness day and night to
attendthe duties Of her profession Residence Austin
oct2l
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w. w. RICE.
T o R EY At LAW,
O. Worcester Bank Block, Foster Stree
iyl4 WORCESTER, MASS. Id&wtf
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DIR. CIOHsg's Columbian PjIIs-A sure
cure for pain the side headache, sick headache,
tiveness piles and all bilious arrangements
These Pills with less cost Of money and loss of time
than any medium discovered and there is nau
sea, gripping, attending their Every family in
Worcester should have dozen boxes in The house. to use
family medicine, for these Pills, if used faithfully
will break up any fever if used early ard are the best
thing for cold any perscn tried. Sold by D. scott
G. r. Spur, J. Green and others diff ol9
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ElectrO~ChepsfcaI Baths.-The proprietors
of the Worcester Water Cure would to the pub
lie that they have all the facilities for admnisterin
these baths.
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NOTICE.-A YOUNG MAN, eighteen years old
~ Of foreign birth, wishes to procure a situation TO
work on Farm, or in sore orn any respectable BUSH
ness. lecan fve good recommendations. Address J.
D., Westboro', Mass. d1tA f2s
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INVIG . RATING CORDIAL
Not only relieves but actually exterminates all nervous
diseases by removing their causes and building up and
certifying The whole physical system that it becomes alb
solutey invunerabe to all attacks OF this character and
a relapse is therefore impossible.
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OAUIIUNs
Dr. Morses Invgorang Cordial has been counterieited
by some unprncpled persons.
In future all the genuine Cordial will havethe propre.
tors facsimile pasted the cork of each bottle and
the following words blown In the glass
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rssssL NOTICE. PROVIDENCE AND
rI8sE&.. WORCESTER RAILROAD. On and after
this date, the Afternoon Passenger Train for Providence
VIII leave worcester at O'Clock instead of 345 here.
tOlore. s. H. TABOR superintendent
Providence FEB. 49, 1856 oct
rENO LEE-The spacious Rooms over the Citizens
q Bank, with large Fire Proof Vault formerly occu
pied by the Mar uaoturers' Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany Possession given the first day of April next For
terms, inquire Of Il. BUTMAN.
f2S div
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-08-07
How the Toombs and Douglas bill Works.


;z&JD aB3A Rock ISLAND, July 25.
Stringfellow and other citizens of Pres
ton, issued a handbill. July 9th, calling
on all Missourians to 60 over to Kansas
before August, to vote at the November
election under the Toombs bill.
This is the Bill which the Senate has
passed and which Fillmore and Buchanan
are endeavoring to force through the
House, under the pretence that cit will
restore Law and Order!' 1t is just the
measure that Stringfellow's Missourians
want, and just what they are prepared
for. That it is intended to place Kansas in
their power, no one who reads it carefully
can doubt. This intention, it is true, is
speciously concealed, and was not meant
to be revealed till after its passage. But
.Stringfellow, in his eagerness to carry out
his allotted part of the plan of operations
''let the cat out of the bag. ."-AlJany
Journal.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-08-07
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will
~ be presented to the Commissioners of
Wyandot County, Ohio, at their next Septem-
Der Session, praying for the alteration of por-
tion of the County Road, commencing at the
Southe least corner of the land occupied by ia
cob Ronk, running East on the fraction line be.
tween Henry Peters and Mrs. Garret till it
crosses the sandusky River below said Peters
saw mill, thence South-e east course till it
comes to the quarter section post of section five,
thence due East to the East line of section four;
said alteration to commence at the foot of the
hill ON said road in section five, thence N orth-
west course across the Sandusky River, South
Of said Peters saw mill, and to continue a
straight course till it strikes the original Road
August 5th 1856. 46-4w
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-08-07

"Prove all things; hold fast that which
is good" This advice is even more re-
quisite now, than when it was uttered, for
in these latter days, too many men under
the guise of philanthropy, flood the coun-
try with worthless nostrums, purporting
to cure call the ills that flesh is heir to, -
but in reality without the slightest effica-
cy or claim to public confidence.
Amid this torrent of quackery and de-
ception, it is cheering to find now and
then some medical preparation which is
the result of an acquaintance with the
principles of Nature, and the laws that
govern her harmonious action. Such a
remedyis offered to the public in Rhodes
Fever and Ague Cure For all diseases
originating In Malaria, it is an unfailing
source of relief, and its entire innocence
remmends it to the fullest confidence o
the community. Experience has proved
it's singular merit, and neither falsehood
or detraction can avail to shake the hole
it has attained upon public appreciation.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-08-07
4 0 I II h Sic K.
nr. Tubbs, sentebmer Appointments.

Dr. Tubbs' Septebmer Appointments.
nR. H. TUBBS, Analytical Physician, will
~ be in attendance at the Layton House.
Upper Sandusky, from Wednesday o'clock
p M until Thursday 3 o'clock p. M, 3rd and
4th September. Bucyrus, Mccoy House, FRI
day and Saturday 5th and 9th September.
For Consultation upon all diseases of the
Throat, Lungs, Heart, Liver, Stomach, Bowels.
Kidneys, and Spleen; also Dropsy, Gravel,
Rheumatism, Nervousness, Debility, Dyspep
sia, Female diseases, Ague and Fever. Fits,
Impurities of the blood, Eruptions, Cancers,
Ulcers, and all other varieties of long standing
complaints, both external and internal.
For some ten years DIR. T. has devoted his
entire time to chronic diseases, treating thou
sands annually, many of whom had exhaust
ed every other resource within reach. Tn no
case are mineral or other poisons employed,
nor does he make sick to make well, or tear
down to build up again. The medicine can be
taken with safety by the most delicate, and
patients may remain at home, and continue
with prudence their ordinary diet and exer-
else. Many have recovered under the tieat-
ment after friends and physicians had given
up all hope, the indisputable evidence of which
| can always be furnished Invalids, however
| reduced or despairing, are invited to call, and
may he assured that no encouragement will be
given, or expense incurred, without a cores
ponding prospect of recovery.
READ THE HOME EVIDENCE! .
ADAMS, Seneca Co., O., June, 1856.
Dr. H. TUBES, Sir:-You will remember my
consulting you in April, 1854, with reference to
disease of the lungs from which had suffer
bed for about two years. 1t had steadily grown
upon me in spite of efforts made to check it,
and gradually became weaker and more ema-
ciated. For some time before applying to you
was much exhausted, and at that time SO
much SO as to be overcome by little exertion.
My cough was severe and tormented me nearly
half the time. expectorated yellow matter,
which at times was thrown up in large guam
titles. An oppression or feeling of suffocation
in the chest with pain through the shoulders
caused me much suffering, and my hands and
feet were nearly always cold. My rest at night
was much disturbed by the cough, and gar
ments often dripping with night-sweats. in
this condition l called On you at Tiffin, and OBJ
tained some medicine. Unlike anything had
before used, it soon produced change and in
two weeks was considerably better. I con
tinued your prescription, and improvement
went on until health and strength were restor-
ed. Since then l have endured two severe
winters, and except the common effect of colds.
my former symptoms have never returned
My daughter and some of the neighbors have
since taken treatment with decided advantage
and in one instance with a degree OF success
truly surprising to all.
Yours truly,
| July 4th, 1856. A. G. WHITEMAN.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-08-07
Nervous Diseases Controlled and Con-
nnered.

Nervous Diseases Controlled and Con-
quered.
Of all the various ills that detract from
the enjoyment of human life, most OF
them may be traced to discordant con-
dition of the nervous system. The hor-
rors of Epilepsy, or Falling sickness. arise
in most cases from this cause. Our read
ers may remember, on several occasions
before, we have alluded to the wonderful
cures, or notifications of Fits, made by
the Vegetable Extract Epileptic Pills, in
vented and prepared by DR.. Seth S.Hanee,
of 1O8 Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Md.
We feel fully satisfied that these Pills
have cured some of the most stubborn
cases of Epilepsy, as well as the mllder
forms of fits, such as severe cramps,
spasms, &c. We now record the fact,
that persons will find these pills equally
eficacious in curing every form of ner-
vous debility;-no matter whether mani
tested in the acute and excruciating form
of Neuralgia, TicDoloreux, or Nervous
Headache, the misery of Dyspepsia or
Indigestion, the sufferings of Rheuma-
tism or Gout, the melancholy hallucina-
ton of depressed spirits or hysteria, their
effects will be equally happy and certain
Persons in the country can write to the
inventor, and have the medicine forward
ed to tn em by mail
The prices are, one box, So; two boxes
S5; twelve boxes, 1874; and sent to any
part of the country, free of postage. Di'
rect your communications to Seth S
Hance, 1O8 Baltimore street, Baltimore
Md 45-2W
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-08-07
Now and Then.

From the Charleston Mercury, June 10, 1856.
"Who and what is Col. Fremont, that
we should shout his name? An explorer
and hunters Napoleon of snow drifts,
an eater Of dogs feshr"
Perhaps the shortest and most satisfac-
tory answer that can be given to this in
quiry, is found in the following:
From the Charleston Mercury, Sept "a, 1s47.
"The marked and brilliant career of
Colonel Fremont has arrested general at
tention and admiration, and has been
watched with lively interest by his fell
low citizens of South Carolina. Charles
ton particularly, IS proud Of him. and the
reputation which he has at SO early ar
age achieved for himself. she claims as
something in which she, too, has share
There are used in the daily passengel
traffic of the n Y. Central Railroad, no les
than $4,000 pairs of copper baggage
checks! a -
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-08-07
nzs- lanes r CLAW son of the ore

EE- James B. Clay, son of the great
and Union-loving Clay, has come out for
Buchanan Pldindeaier.
And James B. Clay inherits about as
much of the keen sense and lofty spirit
of sc the great Clay" as do pair Of the
+" Great Commoner's old breeches.-
Leader.
He is the same +" son who tore down
!" Ashland" and manufactured her tim
bers into canes and sold them Unless
watched, he will have Clay's bones out
of his grave.--Herdld.