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ERENCH PERIODICAL pILLs Ann

ErRENCH PERIODICAL PILLS Ann
u DROPS-DR. O. A. HILL No. l2l Main Street
worcester, Mass would say that great expense he has
prepared from the original recipe, the French Periodical
flls and Drops discovered by j. Harrington NJ D. while
praeicng in the Hospital in PARIS, under the immediate
observation Of the renowned RECORD, Of Paris, and AC
TON Of London
These Pills are invariably certain to regulate the femaie
system, and can be taken without hazard. They
known by hundreds Of females this country be the
only preparation ever discovered that has proved nyar
ably certain In all cases
Supp sSsi0ns, irregularities, &c.
One trial will convince the most skeptcal, and never
after will they be induced TO take any other Ladies who
have often been deceived by purchasing Pulls and Drops
and nOstrums from
Male and Femnlc lmpostcrs,
under the pretence OF cectng cure, medicines va en- ~
nineteen cases out OF twenty have an Injurious effect upon
the system, without producing the desired result or
sign Of II, should shun h csc bpeds, and use none
genuine 49,. 49,
TIE efficacy Of which have been tested in hundred
eRaes and never failed 10 eject speedy cure without any
bad result The pills and Drops the result of an yx
tonsye practice and discovered by accident To euo
riee their virtues would add 10 their merit Wewoud
ony saw try them. They will be sent to any part Of The
country secure from observation by nad
On. o. A. HILL, No, 121 Main ST..
Worcester, Mass,
Prioe'nVe donArs' ianlT
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StCHooLEY's PATENT REFR TcED-
~ AlORS ~HN~

TO TINE UBITos
The MEAT Provision, AND FRuIr pRFsRnvrn ;, non,
offered to the public, introduced In Nav ls5b bv
Johh W. schooleT, the paentee. Mr. schoriey bas inn
proved upon an Other means Of preserving meas nuJs
ana fruits, so liable TO decompose in climate "a yarie
pic us we have IN New England. Il may be said with
popuey through the warrants OF undenable proofs and
Ssunoy ma his preseryer Is constructed upon phlo-
soPmeh principle sustained by the laws Of oondensa.
uon ana faihealon making II at once reliable and Of
and sea 0 U" '"e IAN"
For sale at VIM n rSppp A co,a
MA2b uzm No. | American House Hpding
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IN DIAN
TOoth-Ach Drops
The mucn admired Indian
Tooth Ache Drops. Prepared
and sold, wholesale and retail
by Mrs, L. KIDDER, No. 100
Court street, Boston. Cures al.
most instantaneously, (without
injury) For sale by NJ rsKid
der, and Apothecaries general.
y. APPS deod&w3m
gents for Worceetar
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Al orders promptly attended to. Address as above.
FHE ELECTRO CHEMICAL,
Or GaIvamic Baths,
Can be applied to those who wish, DIR. G. A. HnL's

z,
This is to certify that have used Drs. Hill & Iaseph's
Cordial Balm Of Syriacum, and have always received
mediate relief have also recommended it many of
my friends who have used it with wonderful success,
and have hesitation in saying that it is one of the
best remedies ever used. H.A.
The above Cordial has been used by DR. Jaseph the
last years. And Mt last the propretors have Induced
to advertise it. So the public better opportu
nifty to try it, and test its many virtues. 1t can be OBJ
tanned of Drs Hill and Jaseph at their office, l2I Main
Street. Worcester, Mass.
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Be sure and get The genuine.
A. II. FIELD,

Successor to C. Dyer, Jr,
SOLE PROPRIETOR, AND MANUFACTURE Err,
PROVIDENCE, 4. l.
For salem Worcester by DAVfDSGOTT, G. R. SPUR
AMI 'u-tlsts generally. ian2qd&w6m
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Il. M j. A M
"a WA CHES ga
rS1f3hlFM CLOCKS, CSzxonN
%ah-- Tg AND &W--J AZ
z=ssSSssSesszEz& JEWE LRY. 1z1 IN


The public invited to examine the great variety =,
Fine Gold and Silver Watches in store 275 Main 81
Harrington Corner The subscriber giving poricnIap
attention to this branch Of his business that
he CAN and offer inducements to purchasers worthy
of their notice. '
u All Watches sold at this establishment are warrant
ed to prove as recommended, perfect satisfaction viii
be given.
An descriptions of Ladies' and Genuemen's Jewelry,
such as Gold Guard, Vest. and Fob Chains. Gold rnQ
Pens he best in the country Lockets Pencils and Fin
ger Ringsi a choice variety Of Goldd Stone, Mosaic
and Cameo Pins, bar Knobs and Drops &c ali Of which
will be sold at the LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH.
N. B.-Psrtcular attention given to fine Watch Re-
pairing II. n. LAMB
f29 dawa 275 Main street.
" AGENTS, Corner of Michigan Avenue and south
Water Streets, CHICAGO ILLINOIS.
The undersigned win transact general Real Estate
business in ILLINOIS, IOWA and adjoining states
Particular attention given to the purchase and sale Of
Farms, URiRpr00ed Lands and Torn Lots
Extensive local connections and other facilities are
formed, equang thos Of any Western Louise or heating
warrants, examining lands furnishing mans and descrn.
tiOns, payment of taxes, &c.
Owners Of western lands residing at the east win find
this Agency good channel to bring their lands into mar.
ket.
Property offered for sale will for asmall sum be entered
IN oar Catalogue and circulated gratis throughout the
country.
Capitalists will find favorable opportunities for invest
ing in rapidly improving western property.
The best OF references given.
CHARLES NJ. DUPUY,
Late Land Agena of the Illinois Central II. R. Co.
DAVID s. OGDEN,
mch17 d3m Late Of New York.
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1T 49, = FOR NEW LONDON. SAG
-, HARBoR, AND 0REENPORT
The 6aporite and fast Steamer
CRICKET,
Capt O. W. BATES. Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays
Leaves Hartford ats Middetown $50, and East Had
dam a. 10 80 a. m, Lyme at 1880, New London 2 80,
(ouchng NJ the Pequo and Orient Point Houses Green
fort al 8, add Sag Harbor about p. m.
Fare Through 81 25. From Hartford 10 Sag
uarbor al 20 From Hartford 10 New LondoL ST. From
saR HarDor 70 New London 81.
Freight taken at Reasonable Rates.
FOR NEW LONDON & HARTFORD.
The favorite and fast Steamer Cricket,
CAPT. @. w. BATES,
On Monday, Wednesdays, and Fridays
LEAVES Sag uarbor at 730 Grcenpon $40 Orient Poin
al5 End New London u II a. N yme AZ /, Connect
iog Win n n. A n L. X. r. Essex 20, East Haddam
g3o Mddistown s.lb, and arrives at Hartford about
yThe Cricket stops a. The principal watering places
ON ne route Aaodog the bcst opportunity 10 VISIT tho
see ahmA my"
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RnilrD00s.

G. WORCESTER & NASHUA
- - - R. Ron and after June 10, passenger
trains viii run as follows:
Leave Worcester at 20 and 1I00 A NJ, 90 and As
p. NJ, the latter being for Fitchburg
Leave Nashua at 100 and Ia A. NJ. and so P NJ.
At Nashua, all trains connect with the trains of the
Concord Railroad, where passengers take the to and
from the Northern the Passumpsic the Boston, Concord
and Montreal, and the Vermont Central Railroads.
At Groton Junction trains connect directly with the
trains Of the Stony Brook Railroads and also with those
of the Fohburg Railroad, with the exception Of the first
train iIom Boston; and at Fitchburg with trains of the
Vermont & Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads
For further particulars and connections with other
roads, see pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Eng
land States" G. w. BENTLEY, sup't
Worcester, June 10, 1856. diff
EFsssssss.ss.19 WORCESTER & NASHUA
- RAILROAD NOTICE.
On and after Monday, June To- and until further
notice, train will leave Worcester for Ftchburg AS
Worcester June IA 1856 dtf
Eszsxsss.s.x IICHB RIG * WORCES-
g.sEzzssoSEs1g TER RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after MONDAY, Dec 10th, Passenger Trains
viii leave Fchburg at so a. M. 12.40 and 545 p,
RETURNING.
Leave Worcester at $50 and IL 90 a. m and 400 pm
IVERS PHILLIPS, Pres't.
Fitchburg, Dec. 10, 1880
-l - BOSTON AND WORCES.
FAtE @ssszS1=sss<ss TER RAILROAD. SUMMER AR
RANGEMENT-commenci MONDAY, May 19, 1856
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester, as follows:
Leave Worcester at (abOut Ex $50 $40 AM, (1245
Ex.(, (3.3oEx. Ais, and (11-30, Ex-) P. NJ.
Millbury $40 am 800 p. m.
Milford at $50, $50 a. m AIS p. m.
Northboro' $50, 2Oa.m, 4l5p m.
Marlboro 6.55, 10 a. M, 4.40 IN.
birmingham Centre Ills, 1880 a. m, SEQ p. m.
Saxonville 8 As m, leo p. m.
Newton, $40, 1920 $500 W. Tr) $780, ellis, W.
Tr) M; *1S0, 220 400, (%5.45 W. Tr.) 8, SIS p.
Brookline, ESQ, T15, 8, $50, TO- m, LIS go I,
$40, 6.45, 9, p. m.
Needham Plain, 8, am; 1.5O, 5.10p m.
fWest Newton Station.
TRAINS FOR WORCESTER as follows
For Worcester at 6, $50 EXP a. m, 100, (400Ex)
430, Is. so Ex.) P. M.
Mlbury 6, a. n. AGO P. NJ.
Milford 6, a. m. 100, 4.30, p. m.
Northboro' a.. m, 100, 4.30 p m.
Marlboro at 6. a. m 100, 4,30 p. m.
birmingham Centre 6, a. M 1.30, 430 p m.
Saxonville 9-15 a. m, Up m.
Newton %, W. IT,, 5. els. 1880 (l.3o W. Tr.),
8, Sc, 9.l5 p.m
Brookine, 100, 74O O. HOO, a. m; 1915, $780, $50
5 Is, els, T.l5, $50, pm.
Charles River Branch, Z 90 a. M 10 is. $50 6.15 M
Albany g. and $3.50 Ex) a. m. and 100 p. m.
New York via Springfield, $3.50 Ex)a m, a Ex) m.
New York via Norwich, $50 Elk. p. m
Sunday Mail at p NJ, taking passengers for Worces
ter, Springfield, Hartford, New Haven, New York
~ Express Trains stop only at birmingham.
9. TWICHELL, sup't.
Boston, May 15. 1855. dawtf
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ASl 1htO. POTASH AND Blue YITEIoI.
~ ~ OOO lbs, ~ Chro. Potash, and 5000 lbs Blue
Nltflol' IN store and ir sale by G.s. A. ! HOWE.
LOUR.--2oO barrels choice Canada Flour. for sale
~ low price, r. n J. SUTTON,
"yV No. Mechanic stree
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PORTLAND, Me-, April 2, 1858.
AR. HILL-Dear Sir-Encosed you will find So
~ which present You as a token of my thanks for
having relieved Of the consequences Of that deesabe
habit self abuse. You will recolect my case as being
one of peculiarly bad appearance In May called upon
you, and nj that time confused was my mind that IL
was with difficulty could remember from one hour to
another NY System completely shattered TO pieces;
dstrustsd my best friends and considered them my en-
eresi my appetite gone, food would not stay upon
my stomach finally got bad thar my friends thought
was in a consumption and then called upon you-you
cured me-and am man again. Thanks to your val.
liable aid all Of my bad habits gone and ali of their
happy. Accept my thanks and refer to me or publish
this as you may see fit.
Yours until DEATH j. MILLS
Dr. HILL, III Main-st, worcester, Mass. ap9 diff
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Esssasszzs.r4 w WORCESTER NASHUA
RAILROAD NOTICE.
On and after Monday, June 16, and until further
notice train will leave Worcester for Fchburg at 45
P. NJ stopping at all way stations
G. W. BENTLEY, sup't.
Worcester June ID 1856 dtf
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Boston, Feb. 8. 1855.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26

small Thick, 81 Vol, and gold, 100 pP, no, nanny
for pocket, table, or shelf:
VVALT WHITMAN's "LEAvES OF GRASS"
w Newva lThry.two Poems
Dealers send In your orders THIS book VII nwyv W
demand FOWLER 4 WELLS No Ss Broadway N !.
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fost an0 foun0.

2100 REWARD-LOST-Be Between tne Astt
W 1OU House hev.Yogk, and G.sseS, 1,,1r 90 lns
fcIi abd Enc Railroad, a POcKET-booH S0nWa ~,
nt af money and about even - -, .r.n
receive . r.vud of o 100. X H. bLahh AF.'
Nev-York nd Eyi. RziT0sd, uaAsss'" 1s4'
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Mem pubIitations.
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In the preparation Of these two volumes has been the en-
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vHHE NEW-lORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
l. FOR SEPTEMBER n

THE NEWI39Rk rnp 4 rrrMEfR MELkLf n TRIBUNE
Circulation. "174.00O.
THE NEw-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following:
ILEADING ARTICLES: Buchanan on Fremont 5
GSs GSS sST ps Ola ns @ Another
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events itat have trsuspred in the City United
State. and Europe.
Iy..INAUGrRAL ADDRESS OF GOV. GEARf GOV
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VIII. INTERESTING DISCLOSURES Mr.. buchanan
Ix..THE vIcE-PREsIDENcY: The Deeinstisn Ct
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m II. LlCHIENSTElN No. 90 BOwery, win

Nh hsys his SALFSROOMS CLOSED on neat TUESDAY
MFDNEsDAl will he pleased his customer before
or WEDNESDAY EVENING At oolock the i.t ot octo-
her when Lie store will b, REOPENED whom lac Will open
a s,,ek Of RIBBONS MILLINERY GOODS and DRESS
TRIMMINGS parslelcG in this city.
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OKS for the NJ l. l. l o NJ
ID NJ sAxTON Co., No. ho Fulton'';' have this day
publ.hed go AVN ,,r
A few Loose Chapters
SHOOTING.
Amons which will be found some
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III NEW PROCESS FOR THE CULTURE OF IhE
VINE BY Persos Professor Of Sciences at strasours'
IS
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SCHOOL FURNITURE. :

II
Proposals. will be- received the Office Of the Clerk u tho
lizard q Education Of Grand and Elm . until the
let day of October ) O'Clock p for FURNISHING and
FII1 ING UP the Primary Department Of Ward School No. r.
Eleventh ard with Furniture the - thst uow In
No. H. Seventh Ward and In scsordAAee
with Plans and Specifications file at the once VI The ers q
the Board order 81 the Hoard Of school on
cer Of the Eleventh Ward. 3EO WHITE, Chairman.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26

ACA ADEMY OF n U Y +,
~ FoupTEISrH-STREEr.
Admi,sop ONE DOLLAR Second Ter.......' C.
seemed ,ea,s e1tr. Centa Amphi;hestsr. I'D cehIs
Door open 81 u o'elook commencing Hs 49,. NALL
SONS No %e Broadway Open daily from m 20 ) p m
MAX MARETZEK. Director ard Condoc'of'
FRIDAY, September 4 1885, -, -
ui hs n,.s.r.a Tor III. third time In America with new
Co.tumes Scenery, tc after models received nom rA''
Meyerteer's Grand Opera,
n O II Il II s L A II,
which was produced performed in Paris for 800 consecutive
nghts on.ror
Madame BERTUCCA MARETZEk,
Madame sIEDENbER0,
Mise PYNE,
signod RRIGEOLI. ARNOLDI,
ANODIO QUISTO,
COIETTI MULLER,
BIRATTINI In the principal roles
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nttI(E for PATENTS, No. D Wall-st., New
AnRk -AGENlIES M LOnnON. Paris pRU SSELS.

" lOkk.-AbtNt IfS 10 LV'UV.' aHfS uNV SsIst1''
IIfNN. kcSp, aud Di~ogs Tor Applcaions.
u9ers Reissue OF Defective Patents
81 r, ,.c,ed Cases lnrcrsuccs and ApPeLs prepared and
COM uc.d aud given all legal aud scientific points
copn.,t ted wib Patent Matters
GREAT BRlTAlN-PToysons Projections, Registrations,
Pre- and the Great Seal procured opposiuons
and conducted, Assignments prepared staniped ana
re.is'sr.d IN l.. udon. .
FRENCH AUSTRIAN, and Other Continental Pstents are
and Asssnn eDt prepared stamped ana r-seree" "
the appr PIRATE Offices of record -,
Applications the underlined feels a.
liberty 10 remark that the result Of the many years he has
COZ this business and the perfection o his arrsnsem'nts
abr o there during that time majority OF all tho
RAT, both number and In importance emanatins On
tb country the United States majority OF all the
Patent. while evidence OF their legal
validity has failed OF being sustained when
before The Court.
Patents secured prior exposure viii void the uti
IN. ,o JOSEPH r. PRISON.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26

:. nis from Railroad Depot % mic. from sew'fs.h
bssriis aid rapid liver th01sh tie premises I'D crs
Of I a. coafr able Stone Bonse anishsd Cr-se,H 49,
Gnnsry Barn 1c two orehaft Pe.r' PIam. "a" eerss
Cs.p, fir.e Ccw. Pigs f,rfys, FOWL, Ac FG;s ,ohs
tId sis pee turs VfHsy Straw Osf', Corr k5'
a. Beet Of Na.r. Good fishnf a.d sboyt.ns U.s. -
sst Irqur. ss y A. PADDOCK, No. A. wsLs;., SrRieh-
ARD GILRs, Ne - Psrk 1ises.
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DkOCLANATION.-we have opened, and 70

Ladies' have reclaimed that Mrs CARTE RS PARIS MIL
LNERY for essi aud chsapne's las clipped Al ohes
The stoek consists Of MISSES aud LADIES' BONNETS, in
m cy Brsids Nespo'sp, fancy and plain 'eive. splendid
DKFSS BONNE1S and variety II new and costly ma
sii. Rich Flowers Birds Paradise Mssbout and Ostrich
Pumes and Ribbons As determination m to make large
profits stock this season exceeds
az ytbns submitted to the public and o. nearly
laf tie prices usually charged G other esfaolshmens City
Ladies a, visitors this establishment with call viii
rosi iyely find IL o their advantage . -
Mr.. CARTER, Psris Mlliner, &c No 5s3 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26

IL IGGINS & KELLOGG, PUBLISH stGs EaS
N BOOKSELLERS sTATIOSERS and BLAsk-b0os
MANUFACTURERS offer speci1 irdueemen,s, ~ sae D
rrsde II S and rs " aisn. be,~ver Jo1n Sna rIs1
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Amneement9.

DARNUMs AMER CAN MUSEUM
IL 49, csr.i, Stine domestic Drssns. FRIDAY
(ssts ~ EVENING, "A ool1ok-JESslE' Or TITS " MAN-
rskrKs RETyks. JACOB Thone CIV fse S,sIaP sr
AsTF MOON, o'1ook. Ny NhIGhnoA VIII We ,1y iva
I'M iRIsH TUTOR. RioEg the euIioses atc tS0 .tn
ING kNACDNDAS the LIVING SkELETON tue ~" Anr
lady ,he FAMOUS HAPPY FAMILY. Adrs>Stance 70 all
% ~. CblTeu under ten, III cts
/ AIDES. do you want TO SIC Ill Ln toi' ,
IL DyLIA HOWARD and AsI parents IN Ma fA''''
b. Stovs's new work of
DRIED Or THE DISMAL SWAMI, !,
H. h. ts.1ormsd EVERY NIGHT sui WEDNSsDA' @on
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS Of the the ~eek Al
PURDi'S NATIONAL THEArER
nUSsFI .DORF GALLERY, No. 497 Broadway,
oouts.s lS> Of tbs finest PAINTINGS put upon eA
Ataon. Oyts D. <Y and kvENISo. Asu...sscs - ssaiA
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26

CLOAKS -CLOAKS.-LANE & PORTER
~ would invite the stteEtion 81 Ladies % th' stock Of ne"
md eessnt CLOAKS and TALhA5-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26

UNITED STATES MAGAZ n f
L FOR OCTOBE

A MAGNIFICENT NUMBER
FORTY ELEGANT ENGRA mos
Auons lis leading papers The City Of Washington,
with numerous engsvn the story of Big Joe LSs'ton and
The Indians" illustrated Fashions In Ensish Costume
Gu,,.,n Tustrston,; "Nebrssks Capital and Labor Of
Women q the Capture Of simon ksnton Ri ,ia;
;rsed The Great Rock in Dennis and The My BIRD
Ne, the brsni story by Bell Tracy entitled The Scotch
cOTPe ndsn ian, Essena' of Of the
Confession. Of Telegraph Post" illustrated; Advrnture'
Of Fremons Life" with numerous lustTstinns Ihomts
81 Benton with Portrait; Chas Sumner" with Portrsti
Voice from South" the dissolution OF the Union and
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,,nror,S PILGRIMAGE TO MECCA AND THE TOMB
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~ Of Mohsmmed the discovery that the sacred blsek
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No 70 an estimated audience Of 10000 Pilgrims, gathered
- III rsT,. of he Mosem world his escapes from
and TIE only accurate account Of The ceremonies Of
lie Mussulman faith -, -,
T. the rssiou. community this work furnishes information
- b.fr. made public. respecting The ceremonial laws Of
- ,cr,on Of The population OF the Eastern world while
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