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TyNM NIB MEDICAL OFFICE, No. %
Ef SUDBURY STREET, BGST0N.-AiRS 0ASW ELL
& MOTT. 70 merly Of the Howard Botanic lndrmaIy-
Mrs Gaswel T. male Physician in the above eslaplish
ment formerly kept by Mrs Mott ana Mrs byrnes, and
would sayto her female friends that she has removed to
Ga Sudbury street, where she be consulted On all dis
eases peculiar her SEX ali hours of the day even
ing She has reted her Office repenshed her stock If
Medicines secured med cal and surgical aid Of very
high eharace and is ready to be consulted by her
patients and the public, To that class Of females who
dislike to consult OF the opposite sex, in extreme
necessity, she offers, heretofore the nesiimabe benefit
Of an educated experienced and discreet Female Medical
Adviser.
In the treatment of diseases peculiar to her seq Mrs.
c. has think herself second to any otherreg
ular practitioner; and she is permitted to refer those Ia
dies who wish to consult her to other ladies who have
found relief from her skill Rooms provided for those
who wish to remain during treatment.
N B.-A private Lying-in Asylum, of the first Glass;
for convenience and security is connected with the
Enlistment, and personally superintendent by Mrs G.
G-Y advice gratis Al letters promptly attended 20.
Remember the number 81 Sudbury Street. d1yf2I
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a9EMALR MEDICAL OFFICE
NO. % LEYERETT STREET, BOSTON.

MRS. CASN ELI, Female Physician, returns
her sincere thanks to the ladies of Boston, and vicinity
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon her and hopes
by strict attention to business. still receive their gener-
support To that Glass Of females who diake
suit of the opposite sex in exit eme necessity
she Offers heretofore tn inesmahle heneft If eu-
Gated experienced and discreet Female Medical Adviser
From her long experience and practice, is fully pre-
pared to be consulted all diseases peculiar her SEX
such Weakness SuppressionS, Diseases of the Lungs
Liver Stomach, Kidneys. &c, well as Midwifery Mrs
O. will attend ladies in confinement at their residences at
any hour Of the day night. In the treatment of the
various diseases Mrs O. has TO think herself Sec
ond to other regular practitioner and she perInitted
to refer those ladies who wish to consult her, other la
dies who have found relief from her skill Rooms pro
vided for those who wish to remain during treatment
N. B-A Private LyiDg-in Asylum, of the First Class
for convenience and security is connected with this estab
hshment, and personally superintended by Mrs G.
Ladies suffering from Irregularities from colds and
other causes especially attended to.
Medicli es carefully put up, parts Of the
country.
Medical and Surgical aid of the highest respecabilty
has be zen procured, and those wishing consult Que Of
the opposite sex, can do so if preferred.
II Advice gratis.
All letters post paid, promptly attended t..
Remember the number u "a LEVERETT STR EET.
jamie 80 "
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ltlGGICT1Ies.

el1 SSs&E - thing that viii surp7ss Dr. Q
a. HiPs Panaceas and Indisn Medicines the remedy
Of 99norrhoaa, elects, Structures Whites, Pains in the
Back and Loils Seminal Weakness, Affections Of the
Kidneys, hrltaon Of the Urethra Gravel and al other
Disorders q lhe urinary organs, without the least
stri3uon 20 det, DRINK exposure, change In appn
cation 70 business. These preparations are entirely
VEGETABLE.
and although powerful they viii not iniure in the lea
the delicate constitution. This preparation is var
rsne5 70 the 5oye centions eases withoutu sin
any external apple .tians With Indian Vegetable
Medicines you rely thorough cure, by calling
apou at M Once.
Main street No. I2l. Worcester
wis E1e DR. =. 4
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81 WILL Execute Daguerreotypes for few weeks at
Gases. Frames, sc > warranted equal to any made.
Reference, IN PAY IN ADVANCE. No. 205 washing
osn, corner Brornfeld street, Boston oRhsBEk.
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Or SWEET PRINOI
PIE OF OILS, for the
Hair, combined as il is
with "pure Oils and ex.
tracts" has a superior
advantage over all other
remedial and toilet pre-.
parations, for preserving,
restoring, and beauty.
ing the hair ; for the
many medicinal proper
lies that e ter into its
composition, such as Ton
les, Stimulants, Refriee-
rants, AsJringents, anti
septics, Emollients, &c,
. act vigorously and sana-
lively upon the scalp.
producing a natural and
healthy circulation, i'm
parting u desirable de-
gree Of moisture to the
hair, and at the same
time prnYl ntfpp 70,
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Aag T. as

aycerine was discovered by The celebrated chemist
schteie by whom il called the "Sweet Principle Of
Os IL is new and valuable medicine that recognized
m the new and latest editions Of the United States and
Auropean Pharmaeopmias It's value external REM
cay IN all cuaneous diseases, is uuequaled. It is IN
necessary to write long article in Us praise or TO add
volume Of testimonials, as lis introduction into the Phar
maoopoas Of al Nations is the best recommendation il
can have.
Beware of Counterfeits. All genuine alycerine. or
Sweet Principle Of Oil Preparations, for the Hair, win
have the written signature Of The proprietor on the wrap
per. Prepared and sold at wholesale and retail by
J. Q, HILL, Apothecary,
s2l 80 400 Main st.. Worc4a4r, Macs
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=
~, rF.ssssssss=s- WINTER ARB ANGEAdENT--oN
ea and after Monday Nov. 5, 1855, Pas
senger Trains viii leave Providence and Worcester fol
lows:
Leave Worcester at 90 and Ills A. M. and 400 M
Leave Providence at 80 and 1145, A H., and 4,2O
PM
xpress trains from Boston for New York, Albany and
the West Passengers by this train arrive in Albany in
for the Express train to Buffalo, also for Saratoga
the evening.
This connects with the trains of the Norwich and
Wore ter Railroad fer Norwch with trains of Worcester
- Nashua Railroad for Nashua, Concord Manchester
lowell; with the trains of the Ftchburg and Wor
cester Railroad, for Neutrality-suspicious. Falls Keene &C.,
&c at Waterford with trains Of Boston and New York
Central Railroad at Woonsocket with Coaches for MI.
ford Mlvie with Coaches to and from Siatersyile
ct Whitins with coaches and from Whitinsvie and
East Douglas at Farnum's with coaches to and from
Upton, New England Village and Grafton Centre
The Mas train from Providence ects at Wor
ceser with the afternoon accommodation train on all the
above named roads.
The4SO p. train frop Providence at Water
ford with trains Boston and NeE York Central Raroad
at Worcester with the Steamboat tain for Norwich and
New York; at Woonsocket with coaches for Milford at
Miville with coaches to and from Slatersvie at Whit
ms with coaches and from Whtinsvlle Farnum'H
with coaches to and from Upton NJ e. Village and Graf
Centre.
The 100 a. m. train from Worcester connects at Wa
teriord with trains of Boston and New York Central Rail-
road. At Providence with the Steamer Canonicus for
Newport-the morning train for New York, via Hartford
and midday train for Boston, Taunton and New Bed
ford. Also at Farnrn's With coaches for Upton N e.
Village and Grafton Centre at Rhiiin's with coachea
for Whtnsvile at Mllye with coaches for Satersye
The Ills train from Worcester, connects WoT
cester with the accommodation trains from springfield,
Gitchburg. Nashua, and Lowell; at Providence with
trains Of Boston and Providence Railroad and Providence
Hartford and Fishki Railroad
The $40 p. m train from Worcester, connects at Wor
cester With the accommodation train from Albany, and
Express train from New York, Hartford and springeld
al Providence with Steamer Canonieus for Newport
Meeting at Newport with the Fall River Line of Steamers
for New York at Farnums with coaches for Upton N.
E. Village and Grafton Centre at Whitns with coaches
for Whtnsvile and E. Douglas at Mlville with coach
es for Skaters lille Waterford with trains Of Boston and
New York Central Railroad at Woonsoeket with coaches
for Milford.
Through Tickets can be procured at Providence for Spring
field New York, Albany, Troy, Saratoga, Schenectady
Utica Rome Syracuse, Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls
Cleveland Cincinnati Detroit Chicago, and st. Louis.
s. n. TABOR, Superintendent.
Providence, Nov. s. 1855. dawtf
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Gxpresses.

s.. FULLERss NoRWICH AND
aszts WORCESTER EXPRESS.
=. y FULLER will send Messenger on every Accom-
mediation Train, Norwich and Worcester Railroad,
70 all business the Express Line, and forward
Packsses 70 New London, Hartford, New Haven and
New York He will transport Iron Safe in each train
Tor the transmission Of valuable packages
oFFicEs-loO Main st., Worcester n. c. BrakenridRe's
store, under Wauregan House. Norwich Ct
AN packages should be marked Fuller,s Fxpress.
Worcester, Sept. LIST, 1866. eept5
ROSES PROVIDENCE AMI
ssistsfE----.ssA WORCESTER EXPREss-By Every Trsiu
Packages Forwarded, Notes, Drafts and Bills colected
and paid, and all orders attended 10 with despaicf
Packages, and small Gases forwarded and other xnrear
husnesst sacted at Fan River, Mansfield Auieboro,
Taunton, sew Bedford, and Nantueket Mass; Bristol
Warren, Newport, East Greenwich, Kingston Warwiek
Wickhed, Peacedale, and Wakefield, h. Ii and stoning
on. Conn
OFFfcKs-180 Main street Worcester; Horace Cooks
Btore, Woonsocket; No. 2 Broad street, Providence
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unYE WOODS. .&c.-Gg 8. q A. J. HOWE
Worcester Bank Block, Foster Street, have 10 store
and for sale lockwood, Cnmpeachy and 81. Domingo
Fns.ic Cuba onnigood, BassWood Hypernc, Peachwood
Red aandorr. Brasil wood, and Qnerciiron Bark
sl a.f.e az Ea f9LtAL
m ADDER -sccasEas Dutch siedder, for sale low
~ ny 20 ns "A, ~ = """A
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Olnl1tbltses,
GNHANGE OF TEME.-TATNUCK AND
W LINCOLN SQUARE ONINIBuS.

CHANCE OF TIME.-TATNUCK AND
" LINCOLN SQUARE OMNIBUS.
On ard after MONDAY, Nov. 10Th, will
leave Tatnuck at 90 $50 a. M, l30, and p. r..
Returning, Leave Lincoln Square for Tatnuck 30 a.
M, IL m. aud p. m
Also Leave Newton Street for Lincoln Sqvre at 6.45,
$50, and II a. m, and l.45, and 5 rs p. m.
RetUrnng-Leave Lincoln Square al 7.30 and 10 am,
II m, and 4. and p. m.
sUNDAYs-Leaye Tatnick at $50 a. m. and Newton St..
1915 a. M, and 1.45 p. m.
Returning, viii leave the City Hall at the close of the
meetings.
Single Fare-6 Ia cents each way, from Newton st.
Lincoln Square.
Single Fare-12 1-2 cents from Tatnuck to Lincoln
Square, each way.
Gre package Of 20 tickets, ST. from Newton street to
Lincoln Square, and one package of 10 tickets 81 from
Tatnuck. f. A. CURBY.
eli
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FREEMAN RARER

FREEMAN BAKER
MEHCHANDIHE AND MONEY BROKER
Nos ~ snIcns Street. Boston.
Money 10 loan on Personal Properly Watches bought
sold and exchanged Cash ad for Old Gold end SILVER
an leecoud hand Watehe an mari
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90 Eet.

BLOOMS TO LET FOR SHOPS, VERY
& q LOW. In any size required, suitable for Painters
Woodworkers, Bootrnakers of Maehinsts. Also LAND
no LET. Inquire Of JOHN GATES.
Worcester, jan Is, 1856 leop2mA
EESO LET7-Two tenements Lafayette street, oppo
q site the Junction Depot. Inquire of
js26 A. THAYER, 2Is Main Street
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1Oatts

A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY! va
IA riey of BOOKS, from which three to Eve dollars
day can be made, be obtained at the a gents
EsnP oPiEsal, 275 Main street. Worcester. Honorable
Employment for both ladies and gentlemen. No capital
Ieire until sie business is firlV tried which.
from five to fifty dollars For grand chances, call
$40 diff VIM ALLEN
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II Full directions accompanying each oottie
Price five q0liars i&n1T
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nATs-5oo buAhos nice, In flore, aud forsale by
" 7. q ]. SUTTON,
lah aft SMochgBc Street
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FRENCH PERIODICAL PILLS AND DROPS
The efficacy Of which have been tested in hundred
bad result The Pills and Drops the result of tx
tensye practice aud not discovered by accident To euo
gse their virtues would add to their merit WeWould
only say, try them They will be sent any part OF the
country from observation by addressing (post paid
Dr. C. A. HILL, Nc. 121 Main st.,
Worcester Mass.
Y Enll directiona scce,nnanrir.. eacn nntLla
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-27
A Runaway Eugin e.

A London paper, dated the 10th ult, con-
tains the following story of a railway engine
taking voluntary trip, without the aid of a.
driver:
About four O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
people in the neighborhood of the railway at
Southampton were greatly alarmed at seeing
an engine proceeding towards the terminus
with great speed, without either driver or sto-
ker. 1t crossed a densely populated street
and three carriage ways, and entered the shed
at the Southampton terminus, demolishing
five empty carriages, and knocking down the
lower portion of the shed. The fragments of
the smashed carriages and she'd formed bar
rier which prevented the engine from get
ting out to the dock road
Mr.. Watkins, the Southampton railway su-
perintendent, Immediately started for the en-
CINE depot at Northam, about a mile and a
half from Southampton, believing that the
engine must have run away from thence.
This proved to be the case.
1t appears that the passenger train which
left the Waterloo Station ut / p. m. for
Southampton, arrived at Northam little be-
fore 4, and the usual signals of its approa ch
there were hoisted. At Northam are situa-
ted the South Western Company's coke
ovens; and an engine with truck full of
coke there was to bound for Southampton
about 4 O'Clock. 1t had to cross the pasSen-
ger down line. The driver of the coke train
ought therefore to have stopped until the
passenger train had passed, considering that
the signal of the approach of the latter wa:
hoisted. He did not, however, and although
the driver of the passenger train, seeing the
coke train passing his line and cellision-in
evitable, shut off his steam, he could no
avoid the contact. This unfortunately tool
: place, completely smashed the coke Wagon
J and disconnecting it from its engine. Tn
driver of the latter, through fear, jumped Of
his engine, and omitted to shut off the steam
His engine consequently proceeded to South
ampton at full speed without driver, an
caused the damage above mentioned. Tn
passenger engine was seriously damaged, an
the driver and stoker were knocked off, an
: the passengers in the train were violently sh;
ken (; fortunately no one was seriously inju
ed.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-27

STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION = The
State Teachers Association eonvenes in H.
dianapolis on the 10Th of December Pro-
ceedings will be closed on the 31st. The
Indiana School Journal gives the following
as the order of Exercises
Monday evening.-0pening Address, by
Prof w. G. Larrabee, of Indianapolis.
Tuesday neutrality-suspicious. Resolutions,
Reports, Obstacles to the Progress of Public
School Education in Indiana, by Prof. g. A.
by Prot. Bishop, of Hanover.
Tuesday, P. M.-Report on Normal Schools,
by G. Barnes, Esq, of New Albany. Address
by DR.. Bobbs, of indianapolis.
Tuesday evening.-Address.
Wednesday, A. M.-Report on System of
Education best adapted to the wants of
American people, by Professor Twinning, of
Crawfordsville. Report of Committee on
Memorializing the Legislature, by ]. Hurry,
Esq, of Richmond History of Public
School Education in Indiana, by j. B. Dillon,
Esq, of Indianapolis.
Wednesday, P. M-Statistical Reports from
Members, Reports of Officers of the Associa-
ton and Res. Editor of School Journal
Election of Officers
Wednesday evening.--Address and Social
Meeting.
Provision will be made for the entertain
ment of all who attend. Arrangements will
probably be made with the Railroad Comps-
mics to return members free. We hope &c
see a large attendance.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-27
Election of Mavor.

The Black Republicans seem to enjoy
highly the victory" which they achieved
on Saturday in the election of Mayor.
Whilst we cheerfully concede to them all
the crumbs Of comfort to be derived from
the result of that contest, we are not willing
that the facts in the case should be misrep-
resented. The victory of our opponents is
clearly traeeable to two prominent and dis
tiDct causes, which no one who is conversast
with the vote of the city can overlook, if he
would. One is, the neglect of the Demo-
Gratis to poll their full vote. This is shown
by the result in the first and seventh wards,
which, notwithstanding they are the strong
est Democratic wards in the city, both gave
majorities for Wallace. As the election was
only to fill few months vacancy, but very
little interest was manifested. The conse-
quence was that very large number of Dem
ocrats in the city did not vote at all. By
extra exertion on the part of the Republican
leaders, very nearly if not quite the entire
vote Of that party was broughtOut-
The second cause of the success of the
Republican ticket, may be found in the fact
that many Democrats voted for it. This is
undeniabls-it is frankly conceded by the
friends of Mr. Wallace themselves.
Mr.. Wallace is fairly elected, and unlike
their opponents, the Democrats will not
spend their breath in "crying for split milk"
They will not turn round and charge fraud
upon his friends, as the Black Republicans
have done in the election of Willard. They
viii not pursue him with the foul mouthed
abuse and blackguardism that have been
heaped upon one who is his equal, at least,
in every thing that constitutes the gentleman
and the good citizen. They willnot be guilty
of condemning his administration in advance,
but viii stand ready at all times to second and
sustain him in the correct discharge OF the
duties of his Office. In this they will show,
what their opponents have not shown, that
they can evince spirit of hberality, fairness
and magnanimity, even towards political
opponent.
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G.
Brs- dstpfs-stee Il recei y less b. .r,ble adj
vce- p .'harOIa.' oar 4 uf laars declined zoe
3,c p RI. Al IN. icoliBe, & h .-ts supplied
tsen-cS r. Is last ok bHt mel. vents being for
the pc. ,.t Sophie J. 4 Win ~ sluggish de-
mant. incrc : ia tls no arget- The grow
ing belle IN sOck AZ Ga cp uf canal navigation
will be .Onparti v NIL tiat Then The railroads
will do little tn-n sop IN local wants, makes
receivers very u"~titi"g t"s b Mt 10 the decline
Wheat has been freely, but with less de-
msuj Tor export, price. ven way agfc. bushel
The better qualities comparatively scarce, aud
prices consequently bett ianItsed. Corn having de-
clined TO Csc for Western mixed brought out good
strong demand which has caused IL to advance to 7Oc
market closes very buoyan. Rice is dull, and shade
lower.
Prime mess pork and prime mess beef are nominal
we have no. q srgle transaction 10 report.
Bacon is firm with Fales OF SOC boxes do delivering
this month at Ice h., and 500 boxes rib in. Long and
short &C. flb. delivering up tn LIST March next
Hams scarce-now being l05s and l05SeS b.
Shoulders-we have not heard OF q single sale.
Lard-Very firmly held at our quotations-stock is
light and the demand fair.
Tallow-Dutcher's Association Is still held at be
stock about 5Ol hhds.
Oils-Engsh Lnseed has declined under more liber-
al receipts from England and Hamburg and the arrival
OF a few cargoes of Calcutta Seed. For parcels now
anoat 90c. is aske snd on the spot g09e5c. gal.
Crude Whale and Sperm quite nominal in absence
o,sales. Lard Oil is hrmer al SIGl GAL Red Lard
/ isdull.
Naval Stores-Spirits Turpentne Is firm, with sales
Of 500 barrels 45c gallon. Crude T. rpentne, the
stock in first hands is much reduced-sales 100 bbls.
Williamton al 50 % p 2SO lbs. Common Resin duh al
81 GOAL 62 Q 800 b delivered; other grades although
! scarce prizes nominal Tar-no sales
EXchange-very dull.