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O. AS FITT N G. S .
The Wornester Gas Tiah+ cnnnnanu

Inc worcester OaS LlSnC Company,
Continue put in PIPE and FITTINGS for the intro
ducton of Gas into buildings, in the most thorough and
WOrkmanlike manner, and Warran them so arranged,
that the flow of Gas shall be equal and the distribution
perfect.
They will guarantee the perfect fitting of all work ex
ecuted by them, but tUiH hold Themselves respon
sibfe for ieakage insufficient supply, other dam
Hes 70
Their recent enable them to make liberal
discount all Pipes and Fittings and they can furnish
everything in this department. Of the best quality and
at As low prices be obtained in New York and Bos
son. JAMES B BLAKE Agent and Superintendent
No. 8 Pearl Street, Worcester.
STEAM FITTINGS.
For the convenience of Mechanics and others, the
dersgned has made arrangements to keep constantly
hand full assortment Of PIPE and FITTINGS, for
Steam purposes which will be sold at as low prices az
can be obtained elsewhere
Having engaged competent and experienced workmeu,
he is now pared to take contracts for the fitting up oil
Factories Machine Shops Hotels, and other buildings,
Tor Heating BY seamj all work warranted to be done IN
the most thorough manner and perfect satisfaction guar
Anteed. JAMES Is. BLAKE.
ie2 No. 8 Pearl Street. Worcester. dom
HNNBKOIDERIEs, LACE GOODS
IA HOSIERY,
GLOVES, UNDER GARMENTS, &c.
C. P. PLIMProN, at Nos. 2e9 Washington, and /
the above named goods which viii be offered the most
favorable terms TO the trade, and at retail.
his stock may be found every description of Sewed
Muslin and Cambria Embroidery such as
COLLARS, SLEEVES, CUFFS,
Sets Of Collars and Sleeves IN Cambria and MUSLIN Rich
Lace sets ia Honit n, Malta. Applique and Vale Glen.
nes Needleworked Edgngs, and Inseltngr, Bands and
Fiouncnga, inlanVs Frock Wasts and Dresses. Luen
Cimbro Handkerchief, Plain and Embroidered in
great many s yles. rl1 ..-l-fg r..
BLACK LACE Wells
In Real Thread and Imitation ;also Simple and Mourn,
ing Wells.
PRETTY DRESS CAPS
in neat, simple Styles ooInres Head Dresses &c. Ey~
cry description Of Lace Goods in Real and Imitation.
HOSIERY,
IN al desirable styles and sizes, Ladies', Gents, and
Children and also,
BEST PARIS KID GLOVES
for Ladies, dents, ard Children very good quality OF
Kid Gloves for 70 add 80 cents per pair full assert
ment q Fleeced sIk CLOTH and Cashmere Gloves and
Oauntletts
MERfNo and SIX UNDERSTANDS AND
0g M DR8WERS
or Ladies', Gents, and Children, &C, DO deodow Of
NTLAINE OIL so bbls Elaine Oil 10 store aud
n or sais nv fsrsrs' e. g. A A. y. HOWE, $780,.
Worcester Bank Block
lllat aI4E I GfIl GAO
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CANNERs - BA Gil


-ss ~ of charge Medicines sent to any part Of
the world. DR. r. Greene has recently discovered the
EicC9rOa " esliCafed Baths,
which combine the solvent properties of certain plants the
effect Of which, Th the currents of electricity neutrazs
the diseased matter in the blood and tissues and expe it
from the system.
Each Bath is prepared to suit the constitution and dis
ease of the patient, and medcatd as TO act directly
upon the disease They pleasant to the patient
than the Eectro-Chemeal Bath and much eleeual.
in removing Seroiula, rheumatism Dropsy, Neuralgia
Paralysis, Fits, Female Complaints and almost every dis
eased condition of the human body.
DR.. Greene still uses the Electro -Ub enascaE Bztks
discovered by Prof VerRnes to extract Mineral Poi.
sons, such Mercury Arsenic, Lead &c. &c Persons
wishing tn receive the benefit Of these Baths will find ey-
cry convenience 30 Bromfeld Street. Boston Circulars
with full description, sent free Of charge to any one en-.
c0sing poStage STAMP. dN mch1l
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the known world and its sale is unsurpassed in the
annals Of medicine. Unlike many other popular uedi-
enes OF the day it is recommended by many prominent
members of the Medca Faculty their preuiices having
yielded to the many ndispuabe demonstrations Of cures
it has performed, where other remedies have failed
Hundreds of Certificates aa5qAt Be qiUea.
showing the superiority of this medicine over other exc
terna applications, but TRIAL, is all that is re
quhed to convince the most skeptiea of its merits
Prepared by J. S. & }. +. seldom, Haddam CT aud
sold throughout the United States and Cauadas
General Agents-BURB & FOSTER, No l Corphill
Boston.
For sale in Worcester, by NJ B. GREEN CO., 21s
Main street. div fas
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yE,HE BEST FIRE PROOFS SAFE IN
THE WORLD.

Is WILDERs Patent salamander Safe, with powder and
burglar-proof locks. For sale by s. A. ROWLAND,
s2T DIT l4l Main Street. Worcester.
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~ F. HIBBARD's CELEBRATED WILD

Ep E. HEBBARD's CELEBRATED WILD
rs CHERRY BITCERS,
FOR Nervous Weakness and General Deb51isg
Cough IS the bark Of the dog hat warns person of
approaching Consumption In most cases of colds and
coughs they arise from torpid Of the liver and in
AL such cases the Wild Cherry Pitters the best thing
that can be taken and long and affective diseases may be
prevented and cured by their timely use. NEURALGIA
nervous rheumatism spasms, fantin7 lassitude, torpid
state o. the liver finds certain and pleasant antioe in
the Wild Cherry Bitters For females it is particlsrv
adap'ed, and is panacea
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E9 EAAR KABLE CUR ECS by USING the zen
q uine ALLIED OINTMENT AND HUMOR SYRUP
D. ). stafford Of Lawrence testtfes to two cures Of
ocrona o. lery aggravated character and of being him.
self cured Of bad humor.
Lucy Redman Of Lawrence was cured Of Kings Evil
Mrs Bernald Lawrence, was cured Of cancer
hhesa Br0nson Fan River, cured Of humors of q
years standing.
Jsmes W. Hunt Of Lawrence cured of chronic diff
ncuiy OF the chest oocasioned by humors
> L. thompson Of Lawrence was cured of had bun,oy
Matthias Shore, New Bedford was cured of bad bnr,or
Mrs l. Carlton Lawrence, was cured Of an unIplstaka
able Spider Cancer
l. D, Reed Great Falls was cured Of cancer. vhick
had eaten through his lip.
ach. ~ ''S '''-
4 lady in Derry cured Of cancer.
SIR. Carlton Of Lawrence was cured Of Barbers Itch
ternal.
a r. Hall, Lawrence, was cured Of Sick Headache
caused by humors in the stomach
Ihe following is from distinguished druggist and
chemist, Broadway. N Y:
Mr. G il, kent: Dear Sir-I have used YOUR allied
ointment my family, and found it superior anything
OF the Kind as a healing preparation Also my nephsg
tried 1t for neuralgia and it entirely relieved him fouy
hours Respectfully yours,
April 8, 1856. O. H. RING.
Charles H. KENT & CO., General Agents law
renee, Mass.
Agents in Worcester, Charles Clarke, NJ. B Green a
Co, Bush n Co., and ). @. Hill
Price Of Ointment 81. Syrup so cents
apl9 deDdEWIv
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NEC GCKRON'S CELEB TED
4 3 LINN EMF.
EXT NRNAIl RENIEDY

EqUdLLF GUUD FOR M4W OR BEASTII
Has triumphed where al other remedies have failed To
have beneficial effect It is justly acknowledged to he
the greatest o. ~ ~
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Esssspsatsc NORWICH & WORCESTER
s5sZ-sHa RAILROAD
CHANGE OF TIME.
On and after MONDAY, May LIST, 1855, Passenger
Accommodation Trains will leave as follows
Nor ich for Worcester and Way Stations ga NJ 200
NJ, and 2.45 P NJ.
Worcester for Norwich and Way Stations, and l0IE
A. ID, and 4S0 P. NJ.
The Steamboat Train for leaves at p m.
P. ST. NJ. ANDREWS, AGENT
N & z p Nhicl Nnrr-rch Nj 1osn II
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ED p " 81 o 0 d !
Can be bought usual of us, at less price than else
where Having made extensive purchases the past and
present month, able to display larger and
seasOnabe stock than any other firm in Boston,
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or not2 No, sirs, it must not be. In tn,
name of the invisible Washinyton il
The name Of the amphibological Chase
let US put a stop to such domestic opera
tions.
Homer, that prince of English poets
says: He that steals my purse steals
trash, But he that would rob me of m,
liberty, tbs rotted mean act to say tn,
least ont"
Then let us go forth to meet and con
quer. Let US gain for old "MonroeD .
fame that shall pass down to recedins
generations. And at last be hung upor
a star and shine forth forever.in one etef.
nal justification.
At this jancture Mr., Fizzle outs ''fhe.
links, oyereame him, and he was "carried
outs upon a rail, amid the deafening cheers
of the multitude. -. 4
duly 5, 1856. E PLuRBus e NUM-
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Let a, B, and G represent the points
from which the three men start, and a, b,
and c, the points at which they stop.
Then by the conditions of the question
IA B, - 6S miles. a b ~ 80, and { b =
81 miles.
From the point a, draw the line a F
parallel tosA c. and at the point c draw
the line E parallel, also, to A c..
A B and D, being parallel, and in
cluded between the parallel lines "A a and
ID d, must be equal to each other; there
fore D -6s. e
Then in the right angled triangle D b,
we have the bypothenuse b and the base
a d given, from which we fnd the hight
Dbl 1882 miles, which being added to
40 makes 1852 miles, distance B tray
ele6
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C and B Z, being parallel lines, G B
and C E, are equal; therefore, in the right
angled triangle C e B, we have given the
aypothenuse band the perpendicular E B,
from which we find the base - 90.38
miles, which being added to 6S gives the
whole distance F a=158.3S miles=dis-
tance between A and B at the time OF
starting. .is,.s
In the right, angled triangle c F a, we
nave given the base F a = 1888 and
the hight F c 30 miles, from which we
nd the hypothenuse c=159 6S miles
distance between "A and c., when they
stopped travelling
IS 81 SAMUEL DOUGHERTY.
'WooDsFIELp SCHOOL, July 3, 1856
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ANSWER TO, w. IS AR1THMET1cAL Pro
For the {. Spirit.

Arithmehcal Problem-No. 6.
A farmer received $500 for wheat,
$4,000 for corn, and $3.50 for oats.
He sold as many bushels of wheat as he
received cents per bushel for his oats; as
many bushels of corn as he received cents
per bushel for his wheat; and as many
bushels of oats as he received cents per
bushel for his corn. How many bushels
of each did he sell? w.
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LAWS OF OHIO.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
TcoNcLUDED.
AN ACT,
To incorporate the Bank of Ohio and othe,
~ s Banks. s.rf ~ 5-futc.fst

4
SECTION 43. All notes issued by any
branch, intended to circulate as money.
shall be payable at the branch by which
they are issued, in gold and silver coin,
the lawful currency of the United States,
or either, at the option of the branch, on
demand; they shall be signed by the pres
ident or vice president of the bank Of
Ohio, countersigned by the cashier of the
brunch by which they are issued, made
payable to bearer, and shall lie negotiable
by delivery; all other evidences OF debt,
issued by any branch, shall be negotiable
or transferable in the same manner as il
issued by natural person, aud shall be
binding on the branch, whether under seal
or not, and all such: evidences of debt,
other than notes of circulation, shall be
payable to the order of some person
therein named.
SECTION A. No branch Of the Bank
of Ohio shall, at any time,- have in circu.
lation notes in the similitude of bank notes
tr an amount bearing greater proper
tion to the capital stock of said branch
actually paid in, and at the time remain.
ing undimiuished by losses or withdrawal
than the proportion hereinafter specified
that is to say: aug
On the frst hundred thousand dollars
or any lesser amount of its capital, moi
more than twice the amount of such cap.
ital
On the second hundred thousand dol.
lars or part thereof, not more than once
and three-q quarters the amount of such
capital, over one hundred thousand
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50 For the eSpirit.v
Solution to.a Problem No. 2" OF the 25th
of June, and Geometrical demoli-
stratlon Of the rule.

Let A B represent the hight of the
house, and also the length of the ladder
D G, athesladder when drawn down, and
A G its distance from the foot of the
house.
Then we have the right angled triangle
ID A c, in which are given the base, and
the difference between the hypothenuse and
perpendicular, to find the hypothenuse.
On a B describe the square A B E F
(which is the square of the byp.; also, de.
scribe the square A d G II - square o.
perpendicular.
If from the square A B e F, we take
away the square A D G II, we shall have
left the two rectangles D B E r and G R
# H, which are equal to A c., according
to Prop. II, Book 4ta, Davies' Geometry.
Adding the square II F Mn square
D B, the difference between hyp. and ptr
we have the two rectangles D B E r and
r M n G, each of which is equal to the
rectangle Of the hypothenuse and the diff
ference between the hypothenuse and per-
pendicular hight; and whose sum is equal
to A c. added to D B.: Then dividing
this sum by twice the given difference we
obtain the hypothenuse, Hence the fol
lowing rule:
"To the square of the base, add the
square of the difference between the hypoth
Eenuse and perpendicular. and divide the
sum by twice this difference: the result
will be the hypothenuse."
In the particular case A Cs-12s =
LA. DBs C 36; and adding LA
and SO, and dividing by twice 6 we hay'
l5 which is the length of the ladder.
WIN. WHEELER.
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For the Esprit"
ARITHMETICAL PRoBLEM-No. T.
There are two vessels of equal capacity,
thu one : full of wine, the other ! full o!
water; now suppose the vessel containing
thea wine to be hrst filed from the. vessel
containing the water, and then the water
vessel to be filed from the wine vessel; and
so.on, alternately filing the one from the
other. Now, on the supposition that the
fluids mix uniformly at each time, how
much wine and how much water will the
wine vessel contain after IL has been filled
5 times? and how much water, and how
much wine viii the water vessel contain
after it has been filed 5 times
SIX.
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~ For the /" Spirit.
Problem-No. 8.

I have triangular field, the base oi
which is 80 rods in length, and the rec.
tangle Of the other two sides is $500 rods.
There is tree standing without the field
which is equally distant from each of the
three corners, being 4ls rods from either
of them. How many acres are in the
field x.
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For the spirit.
Problem--No. 8.

In given right angled triangle the
hypothenuse is 10 feet, aud the sum of the
base and perpendicular is IA feet: Re-
quired the length of each side. X.
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iWooDsr1ELp School, July 8, 1856.
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- Answer to "Algebraic Problem
No. 4 I'D and s..
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~ Dskvered at meeting held IN Monroe
County, for the purpose of ratifytag the
~ ssonsinations of the philadelphia C5aoes-
tsoa, " and also, oryaaiziiny a "Repa5Eca's
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rETE. sPIRIr oE
s-sss zsz r.ss SEEECH -
e.s -. ) - - - So OF
- - ORATOR FIZZLE OUT, Esq,


s-ilssp Dskvered al a meeting held IN Monroe
Co4aty for the purpose Of sratifyiag the
. ssonsiaatio,s of the philadelphia C5nvsa-
~ aud also, oryaaiiziiny a '.Repu5kea''
10 Ass-oesation. y q
n,s,t Reported BY PM. a, BUSTER Jr.
kas Mr.. Presidents: The subject which
~ has called US together this evening, IS ope
- of vast, thrilling, and overwhelming i'm
portance. ..sss S..
&c. We have met here for the purpose q Of
s4o sinvestigatingtthe ETHEREAL eontaminatiors
.aa Of thissterraaneous government Of tile FIR
inaments below; for the purpose Of denoun-
cling in heterogeneous terms the NAL con-
iscuenee ofthe present democratic admin
.sssistration; and also. for the glorious pur-
-tapose Of proclaiming to a benighted and
~ benignant community, our perfect con-
cupiscence, in the nomination Of Col. John
C. Fremont, for President, and Wms L..
Dayton, for Vice President.
- j. Mr. President; II is claadestiaely su-
/ peraucus for me to enumerate the many
smphibious and gregarious wrongs and
outrages that hare been committed by the
81. ipreseut administration
not X on are all too we'll acquainted with
them. You have all heard oosmany of
tho diabolical aud diagonal contradiction
, s ary reports from that FAR off territory of
Kansas, to make ii necessary for me to
Hsay much upon this point. You have
heard how the '.borier riiiiansn have cons
mitted their nocturnal deprecations upon
- sthe oIeaginons settlers Of this unknown re-
.,rsgion.
81 You have also heard how, that the
present indefinite president backed up by
.ethe iaconprehensible Douglas and spurred
ron BY the. multifarious South, has sent
lover the troops and taken away all their
..Sharp's rides
.,a .sss stlon Csti=sas, shall we submit to these
ssinpanderabIe oatrages? BE we NEIL
and safer such uishonorgn Methinks l
Lean hear one tariareous answer to these
siihtcrrogatories From the unfathomable
depths of General Forl's niil-dam, from
.athe inscrusable ramifcatious OF. Governor
siChase's COW pasture, from the renorseiess
apfscipitatiolis Of the Old Bay State, -
from The cloud capped submits Of the
hyperborean Rocky Mountains, methinks
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o. o. WOODMAN.

n q. WORKMAN WHoIEsaIE BRUGGIsT
W. tsuccegsor to Jarvis Woodman corner of Common and
Nayane srees New Orleans r,onorcr and Dealer IN choice
DRIrGS SELECTED NEDTCIyFs pURE CHEMICALS
ESSENTIAL OILS Medicinal Extracts Fine PetfumeFy and
Fancy Soaps, PATENT MEDICINES, SURGICAL lNSIhc-
hENIS, DfuGdlslS' GLASSWARE, BhoSHEa' fFench
and American "lADo"-HLAeS, fAlNls, oAls, DYE
SiUFFs, etc
Druggists Physicians Country Merchants and PLANTERS VINO
purchase Medicines oil best quality may rely upon eins suited
Orders promptly attended, TO-
DrRECT IMPORT ALTON FROM EIrpopE
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LEGAL NOTICES.
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SI lE lL, IIIlSIA IA

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT CouRrl G. ROCII co, VS.. THEIR
OF NEW ORLEANS s CREDITORS for Respite.
No. II 80.
TNIE creditors of C. Roch g. Co.. arc here
Il by notified TO attend meeting 10 be held the Office Of
T. j. ker Esq., Notary Pubic of this city, MONDAY, the
10th day OF November lSiG 10 o'clock A. M for the pur
pose Of delerang upon and taking into consideration the n
picatm Of said G. Rocl Co. for spite and they fur
ther notified that in the meantime all judicial proceedings
against their person and property stayed and that j. D. u
lIsti Esq is appointed to the absent creditors
By order Of Tie CONT, this 9Th October, 1S.i.
X. d. HUBBARD,
% 3i3Jl Deputy Clerk.
ETAT DE la LOUISIANA
CISeulEME CouE DE Dls1Emr7C RGGH GIE vs. IEURS
de Ii CREANEIERS pour
Nnuvee- Orleans. ! teruoetneut. No. II 81
I ES crcnncIers de G. Rocll & Co., sont par
- c present avis notifies comparative peldc de Z. j.
ker, noaire public vile, IUND c l0eme jour de
rclnbre 1856, 10 hcres du man Eetet de penre
sieraon de dciberc Fappcat:on des dts G. Koch
Co, pour ntemoencnt ct IFS de plus notifies que dams
nterSe pouruites ucareS leurs lersonncs
ct enrs bcs slspendnes. que j. D. Augnsn avoca.'
est Ronmt pour represeltcr les crtancicrs absents.
Par ordre de la cour &C 6 octobre ls5t
K. ID. HUBBARD,
% 3tu31l DEFINITE iIrcnin
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THE GREAT COUGH REMEDY-CHERRY
EXPECToR ANT-Thc following original letter hand.
ed to publication remedy which can elicit such enco.
miums must be good one;
Galveston, Texas, April rs, 1856
Dr. o. O. Wootlnlan. New Orleans:
My Dear SIn justice you and duty owe TO suffering,
and may say, world Of coughing people, state what
invaluable Cough Eemedy-your Cherry EXpectorant
done for me- when all other remedies had failed 10 give
relief the fall lS4 living in St. Louis, where have
mos, the for the last aixeen years. took
col" which settled my lungs and WIS confined to my bed
and dos and bcrcd by doctors for several weeks but finally
rot nny legs again h. cured Of my hard coughing and
ra and tickling my throat, which continued necessarily
for more tla, six months always the in the winter Ny
friends Insisted had conshei enough TO kill dozen common
laen ana THAI must be in the last stages OF consumption.
maize mp my mind Unjust cough my life away left ST. Louis
in December last TO travel and spend the winter IN The South
Wien called your in Ficksrg, will recollec
coughing hard could not talk 10 make my business
k,pwn You sail yon would my cough. As yen
bottle of yyr Cherry ENpectoa, thought would not
slight and your medicine so much as not 10 try IT. and IN
t.ankulnss shall ever remember day did In
few days uay and diminish congh and all tick
ling in my throat and before had used more than three
!urrs Of the Of that bottle was entirely cured and
for Ks did raise cough til ng! exposed day nd
uht iii ali rcathcrs in travelling. However, in MAJ ch while
ttvea in North Carolina took cold and my cough
IN again. and also the ickng III my throat ill.,
ter,Hls and before my arrival in New Orleans the 18th inst
nights my coughing would commence and continue for
a hour soon procured another bottle from and
ii less ,nn two days WIS entirely relieved again.
determined always keep bottle on band and in the
mtuciHg Of cuu. very few small doses will relieve ii
lirey. fully satisfied it is the best Cough Remedy
now known the world and is duty owe to the congh
ing and afflicted part of the human family, 10 put valuable
remedy wiHt the reach Of ALL It's praise will soon be upon the
tongues Of OF thousands Of joyful and cougEess happy
souls So great remedy your Expectorant should he brought
before the public
! an ,!car sir, respectfully yours,
4. j. WOODWARD
ieiJ juht of Louis. Nc.