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SILKS! sILKsl sILKsl
ShMsUIs. ShaaUEs.

so pieces English Grown and BichoT's Swiss Black
Silks. warranted break crack change Ius ire
In wearing, at great bargains.
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Diseases of abe ThrOat and llun gs.-p Sl
pIILENBACK having removed to NO. D CHmoriiee Ct,
near tb Revere House, continues, as usual TO devote
bisseif evcusyely to the examination and treatment
ali diseases of the respiratory organsi Consumption bro
chitis Asthma and Cstarrh His mode OF praotce CON
state If yauor from suitable apparatus constructed or
that purpose combined with such constitutional measures
and local applications the exigences OF the case may
doctor refers 70 persons of the highest character and posi-
ton in this city and elsewhere, many OF whom nave oe
cured and completely restored health when Abandoned
wishing to avail themselves Of my system of practice by
giving full statement of their case in wringcan nave te
appropriate remedies with inhalants and all necessary d
recons sent to them by express
NJ r. In ord that the public may he msled by the
misrepresentation ignorant pretenders would say hat
have no branch Office and that there is no IN
Boston practising medicine who has or ever has had
anv connection with me or any right to my name BE-
ware of any who make such announcement
H. DILLRNBACK, Nj. D.,
A..
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CLARENDON HARRIS, Treasurer.
Worcester, j uly l, 1855. dtm
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RK1EEMO EEOaEG0.

EIVASHIONABLE CABINET MAN17-
n FACT0RY-The subscriber having taken store
W. e ALIENS BLOCK on Main street, opposite the
City Hail. would inform his frien Is, and the public that
be is ready to make to ORDER all kinds of Cabinet Work
of wood, to suit fancy. Desks and Screens for Banks
Show Cases. Desks for stores, Counters Library and Of
dee Tables, all kinds Of Desks for Offices and Oountingi
ROOMS Book Gases in any STYLE Extension Tables of any
Pattern, Pupits and Church Furniture. The character
OF my work is well known in the city needs no putting
The best of references be given. Work repaired in
the best manner. All orders thankfully received and
promptly attended to. JOSEPH BURT.
Worcester. .Tulv % 1885 iva DIT
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNER-
NJ SHIP The copatnership heretofore existing be-
tween the subscribers at Mbury and New York under
the firm of Thayer, Johnson & Brown is this day dis
solved by mutual consent Either of the subscribers will
use the name of the firm in liquidation of its AFFAIRS
EDWARD C. THAYER,
VIM II. JOHNSON,
]. WARREN BROWN.
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Notices.

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU~
~ SETS --Worcestsr, July Z, 1856 COURT
OF INSOLVENCY.. Ordered, That this Court be held
Worcester the Court Room in the old Court House
designated for such purpose by the County Commission
ers the first ami third Tuesdays of each month"; and
in Fitchburg, such place may be by said Commas
soners designated the fourth Tuesday of July, Sep
tember November, January, March, and May.
Attest AUSTIN L. ROGERS, Register.
ivs daw6w
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To nervous Sunerers.-A retired clergyman
restored 10 health in few days after mary years ~ Great
nervous surng,s anxious to make known the cans of
cure Win send (free) the prescription used Drsct ire
Rev. JOHN Nj. DAGNALL, No. SO Fulton street, Brook
lyn, N Y. jel7 daWsm
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PERFUuED BssEATm.

whAttady gentleman would remain under the
Of disagreesbIs reath when BY using the Balm
of Th"usand Flowersa dentifrice would not only
rende but leave the teeth white alabaser1
Many persons do know their breath is bad and the
subject delicate their friends VIII mention II.
Pour a single drop of the Balm" your tocth-t rush
and wash the teeth night and morning. fifty cent bot
tie viii last YEAR.
RkSuTtEuL CoxPLExIoN may easily be acquired by
using the Balm OF Thousand Flowers" Il will
move tar pinpes AMI freckes from the skin. leaving
Of a soft and roseate hue. We towel pour two
orhree drops and wash the face night aad morning.
SH1vI<e MADE EAsr.-Wet yonr shaving brush in
either WRITE cold Tatey three drOps
't2ain Of fhoasan,I Flowers" rub the beard well
and 10 will beautiful ftather much facilitating
the operation of shaving. Pffee only Fifty Gents. =
FRTRIDsE & Co.. propfietors. gals II -
.eas KELLER, FA RNsLEY e. co. g
ans Ivd&w Agenfs f,- Evnnsvi'ie.
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Fl "a q . q
TIE Two BISHoPs.-There is much CON-
ment upon the curious positions of tine two
brothers Onderdonk former bishops of Penn
sylvania aud New York. He Of Pennsylya-
mia. was convicted upon the clearest proof of
crime, and deposed. lie has since confessed
his sins, protested repentance. and has, at last
been restored to the priesthood and taken IN
to fellowship. His brother in New York, was
charged with like crimes; but he met his ae-
cusers, and denied the charge. The proof
was very doubtful, but the Court Of Bishops
su 'pended him. His life has been unim-
peachable since; and he has always declared
the sentence unjust, and that he was inno-
cent; and his guilt has always been subject
Of doubt with the public. The acknowledge
ed guilty one is pardoned and restored, while
the contumacious man, who will not admit the
inallibility Of the Court OF Bishops, although
he has lived life of equal purity with the
other, is kept under the ban. The moral OF
which, is, that it is better to be proven gull
ty, and to repent and confess, than to be in
appearance an offender, and claim to be in
nocent. = t.s
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OF Dir. Benton has consented to repeat
bis lecture in Boston, for the benefit Of the
Mechanic Apprentices Library Association
He has written them the following character
istic letter
"NEwBuRYPoRr. Mass. Nov, %, 1856.
my Young Friends: / take the frs: mo-
ment of leisure to give an answer to your re-
quest for the delivery of my Discourse on the
Union before your association, for its benefit
in procuring library; and in reply, have to
say that il will be great qualification to me
TO assist the apprentices in supplying them
selves with library in a city in which Fran
Kiln was an apprentice boy. and laid the foun-
dation of his fame and usefulness in giving to
books all the time he could snatch from his
llabor-an example most laudable to be copied.
| am now ON nv way to the distant parts Of
Maine. and shall not be in Boston, to remain
some days, until about the middle of Decem-
ber-the fremont House my stopping place
where, on calling, your chairman can see me.
and find the evening fixed for the 18th of De
cember. The whole proceeds of the evening
will go to the object of the association, as it
| IS not case in which could accept what is
Gus onary on such occasions.
i Respectfully. &C.. '.THO>. II. BENTON.
Mr.. Alphonso Baker, Chairman Of the Lee
ture Conmittee, Boston"
| DANcIxs, A MORAL AGEST.-Mrs Harriet
X. Hunt says:
That beautiful, graceful accomplishment of
dancing so perverted by late hours and the
indeceney of fashionable attire, has outraged
mary sensible people, and led them to deprive
the young of one of the most simple and
healthful enjoymeuts, because it has been
abused. For myself can testify not only to
its healthful, but its recuperatlye power. The
fortieth. nay the fftieth year of my age, found
me enjoying this life cheering exercise. It
should be one OF the best and earliest amase-
ments of children, and care should be taken
| by parents that it is understood as an amuse-
ment
Dancing is healthful, beautiful, graceful
recreation, and is not responsible for the abus-
es luxury has thrown around it. The vulgar
ism and excitements of the bail room have no
more to do with the simple enjoyment Of the
dance, than the rich wines and sumptuous
banquet Of the gourruand, in whom they in
duce disease, have to do with the temperate
repasts That satisfy the natural wants Of the
body. a
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THE SaUrHgRN Nuts We have seen
samples Of flour from this Mil, fully equal to
the best ST, Louis Family" or Extra
Brands. Ii Messrs. IGLEHARTe & BROTHERS,
can keep up the quality of their Extra Fam
lily" Flour, shey will not re long without a
reputation as Millers, that viii be fortune TO
themselves, and a credit to the city. This
description Of flour, we understand, is put up
in bags Of so lbs, and 100 lbs, for family use,
and we can confidently recommend it to all
our citizens; for we have tested it in the LOAF,
before venturing to say what we thought Of
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a~SsGNEEs SsLR.
CLOTHING AT COST.

LOTHIN AT COST.
sraEET syrwEE~ rIRsT SECOND srREETs.
Mr. II SrRAUs having made assienment Of his entire
stock goods nv Anspaeh-r goods WILDE sold
TO close out the IL consists OF
risty onothnx and material for clothing iz
casmsrss satiHsts and other description % cloths
which ~ Ne 0He-eI wholesale and retail prices lover
than been purchased IN this city The stock
must be closed by Ianpary
ought exI early seeufe good selections from the
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OF Mr.. Summers health is described by
bis friends as still feeble and precarious. II is
doubtful if he be able to resume his duties in
the Senate the present session, if ever. 1t is
only hope and courage that keep him from
sinking. His condition is uneven; some days
he appears vigorous, fresh, standing strong and
erect, and on Others he is bent with weakness
and pain, and appears like young old man.
But at all times. whether on the good or the
ill days, the weight of another's hand upon
his head sends painful thrill through his en-
tire spinal column. This shows where the
trouble lies. and that it is no trifing matter.
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OF .. S. ship PENNSYLVANIA, the largest
ship in our navy, launched some Is or is
years ago. but which has never gone farther to
sea than from Philadelphia to Norfolk. at which
latter port, she has been lying for ten years
an enormous. dismantled Hulk. for the rycep-
ton Of recruits for the navy. is to be brought
into active service before she entirely rots out.
It is proposed to cut of her upper deck,
lensthen her and convert her istef propeller
The Pennsylvania. though not the longest, is
the most spacious ship IN our service, has the
largest armament, and requires larger num-
Der of Inen to man her. She can carry six
months provisions and water for twelve hun
dred men.
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WALKER.-By recent disclosures. it ap-
pears that the President of Nicaragua, is a
large individual debtor to all his especial
friends and agents. He has "done" Goicou
ria for large sum. He hls also relieved
Messrs. Oak Smith and Byron Cole, of their
surplus fortunes; and lied first, the Old
Transit Company, as long as drop was to
be obtained, and now he is doing the service
of leech to deplete the New Transit Com
parry, OF their suddenly acquired wealth.
And be returns all these favors with base in
gratitude and forgetfulness5 and it is even in
s'nu1ted that it is somewhat dangerous for an
individual who has obtained a claim for his
gratitude by the loan of money or shirt, to
place himself in the tyrant's power for it is
a debt he can't endure to bear. and pays it by
putting the unpleasant creditor out of sight.
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SoUrH CARoLINA.--R Resolutions have been
introduced into the South Carolina Legisia
tire, deprecating the continual agitation Of
abstract theories relating to the slave trade
and other matters, al dividing and distracting
the State, and alternating from her the support
and sympathies of other States.
-, If the South would cease to put forth their
outrageous and uhtenahle doctrines in regard
to slavery. they would take away from North
ern aSitators all the grounds for the exciting
discussion they keep up to infame Northern
sensiblities. The South supplies the fuel to
feed the fire and they reap the fruits of their
folly. -ss....s.-le. j 4. 4. .f.ess.-es
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an HGGRsvA TkD CASE sE OF DE- bs sPErs; n IN

PHTLADEI PHIA. March 20. 1855.
near srDurng the last Eve have bern afflicted
h DyspePsa in form, and have used
without receiving bsnet Their from ever remedy
commended for that disease In afflicted badly
that occasions in aarger Of dying
suseston in OF the rise matter throa
and all eor's relief in vain was last
drced through the aaon several my friends
''H0oh nd's German Ritters. and
raiief received. from rhe onv
bottle isastonizh ng eompels that would
he without 3isters as through
enioJi.g health than have known
many years, Very respectfully yours $3.50 =
ELIZABETH GATL,
To DR.. G. NJ. jackson. No. II Carriers Ailey.
See advertisement. dee4-d&Av
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I lie TRlRUNE- FOR rs51 .


n worf dsvslvsd On the Rspubils party yss
sSuplst.d Ia al the E.st.ra NsrsLsrh rs0ss Is
ser.h 9sss-tss Republesa bA. ner fgats in ,ruaphi
no-ia sbsrs nswspap.rs ars t.kra.s aud
nan S 70 h
slavery ohstfssta the SD shine stranger
ss Eass.tiss hfisnd Virtas BY scanning
sss ~ 81 ss s q 1856
beeaass that ags Poftion ~ho did rad
ss .sSs. solid IsrsIsns ssfset
Shieh the n.o Of the educated and intsilsent
u: path :, S.s..s. duty whine
hope because the triumph Liberty in
ssr no sssow q regret sas TIE 1s
his u nos 20 Der efre
work vita h,eh Regard CON
No.. IN shs slave Povers b. dav oi victory whom 10.
seS ssy.Ss are and
satisfy iisSeso bs srseissd and eafom dnow III
:asas . or os. .rs hsaiiss "a 70 re-
na S s ana aseEy i5s Tsssd S
Il sSss e1Ss
Il I ssasss.d Jana and
"a the or the prey Of thsff WISER or
n. q ~Ss:s.
Eufsge sT the breeders % shiidrea
ne .svn a.. iii yye tor sas
sna should bsirss snd bat
40. coil .as sTsas :. psaRsr ssasr PRIDE or minister
asar and himis d--tinss tri n ph Is
Usr 10. eSS saS Earn wa.
triumph Tor all prophecy ah and the
sSsr s.isnph for Dsmosra. Anerica s:nnss
she ssos e e. s 'hi1 .,
sss's bssor, is no ehsOs or RIDDLE nus
ssse.-no drep Of nsIs.r lOod vas ever shss
Ssss s vssIs S" = ,9ia GRs
to-day in leuEha their cord. az
o. Their Part na. mad.
To- the Slave
sOrksru Mexico are .noApred the heart Of &c Itrsl
iahshaas Of IL petty ~ and
on dsvotsa Eassss The frotsetl and .niss the
rsss,s =. W. ss ssssrs
% dsisnd their bones ssanss me pine and y0iense Of
81 81 Lseonpts's ou,t aHss,anshter! nd
ave year, prisOnn.n az hard labor slOns This bat
sasa ,ustscs which take. the Pay and a,d.
asossa sson i l,spa the, A.:
ss s a. a
aonshs endured aqssaT, land has known
sre perpstrated Write House sn6 has
~ M hat s
nov PIE .. sp FOR IL nIu
AvowedY. though notezeiusvsyso Itrec guiS the
s tan IL the Of . 81
owe. tue Fsd:,. s B ws IL give:
great day It Silks the charseteri
T Soa Rn I Hs 81
a Ars sn
albany other Of al sdvces Till
Eat ra 10 Sorth rs Europe
and viii spend the winter sweden Lspiand Rus thence
making his eeas0n ST. efi- Tnrtsry
she moufh home wSf BY the Pscfe
and California untes change Of rsate shall Promise
readers %hoe aionr
vii write regularly throuzhont his adventurous Journey
which 10 key require for cenpeti5n
fepefts he most intsr-sting Lecture Public Ne tinEs
Sc will fuH reliable sDdour Foreign
Nsws nsds MP With careful REGARD
re eeIamns - that
e1nsisebt with
IL fail make Tina Tribune worth its shall
for want expenditure Effort. .sgsE .-t
Tfit Be dseea d~srahfs Republicans that The Tbune
sboaA iocsiities urge
b. made 10 ~srded in due
The Posimsstsrs sei-ofcially sdmopshea aid
sircuation instead that
.ohbd and NtioHa' by tn eompa,r.t o. A.eh,ssn -nd
8Ringf-fIow. live
that qaeneh the light
Freedom the tnurky msts of Slav ~. - \
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RoBBERf.-A yeung man by the name CT
Steele. arrived in Louisville, from, Buffalo, a
few days ago, with letters of introduction and
Recommendation from highly respectable par
ties to Livingston, Fargo & Co.'S Express
men, who kindly undertook to aid him in
procuring employment; and while seeking for
it, gave him the freedom of their office
Watching an opportunity, he purloined an
express package from the drawer, containing
$1,000, and attempted to abscond with it. He
was arrested, confessed the crime that con-
signs him to infamy for life, and gave up the
money. -
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DR.. KASE-Letters from London by the
last steamer bring the INST diScouragnS &C
counts of the health of the brave Arctic nav
igator. He is very pale, much reduced in
flesh, and his night sweats are terrible. -
His cough also is alarming. His physician
had enjoined him to leave for a warmer eli
mate as soon as pnssiiile, and he was accord
insly to sail on Monday, November 18th, for
st. Thomas and Havana.
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Mr.. Buchanan.

The students Of Marshall and franklin Col
lege. IN Pennsyirania. attended by their pres
ident made formal calf on Mr Buchanan
aud deliyred to him congratula.ory address
through one of their members. Mr. Buchan-
an made very happy and impressive reply,
abiding to the brilliant hopes of youth--the
patriotic ardor that filled young American
hearts-their coming duties to their country
and warned them Of the pitfalls that beset the
feet of youugmen'-ahd above all bid th m
avoid the gulf of intsmperance, that swallows
up so much Of the worth, the genius, and the
valuable labor of the country. He spoke Of
the responsibility of preserving intact our
glorious Union and Constitutions, as the
sources of all our greatness and happiness. -
And his good fortune would be measured-by
himself-by the influence and power he might
be enabled to exert, in preserving and strength
ening them The fears Of 1.-THE father Of his
country had been realized, in the formation
of two sectional parties. Without saying
which party was right or wrong, he declared
that s'the object Of his administration would
be to destroy any sectional party, North or
South, and hornonize all section of the Union
under a national and conservative govern
ment. as it was fifty years ago. II he could
be the honored Instrument Of allaying sec
tional excitement and restoring the govern
ment to the principles and policy Of the faith
ers," he would then feel that "he had not as
sumed the arduous duties Of the Office in
vain" We most sincerely hope these senti-
ments may be manifest in all the acts and
measures of his administration. 80 sss
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TIE HONE JoURSAL.--Messrs. WILLIS &
MoERIs have published their prospectus for
the HomE JOURNAL for 1857. and they offer
the following attractive inducements. beside
the we'll known standard character Of the pa
per, for subscribers to add their names to their
list The HOME JOURNAL is the best literary
family paper in the country:
N p. Willis proposes in addition to bis ususl pic.
turngs human life and rural family sympaihies and
interests, out-doofsand in, to give mere OF the u
letters TO InvaIids,
w1ch his experience has enabled him 90 write. and
which have been SO widely quoted; and. alss, ssries
Poftrasts OF Living Characters,
GEoRes P. N RRIs, besides his usual constant labors
upon the several departments Of the will make
II me wool on which TO broider drsf the new "
SKefcRaes, Songs, Ballads. etc.s
suggested by the history and passing time.
T. B. AlskicH has in preparation PROSE- roEM. 70 be
The Rose of GIen-Lodse;
and this viii be published in numbers, from week
Besidesthe labOrs of the Editors the Home Journal
The communications of abglliant list original
The core ana history Of new publications: asn.
The floating stories brief romances, sparkling wit,
fun and aneedOte. Of the day: - EeA
Poetry, path0s and romance:s -sfs N1E9n7TE
Tbs gossip ann n-Hs of Parisian Journals 7zssessE
Personal sketches of the conspicuous characters of
the time: s9szHs,} 5sEs re- ~r.f ealEssTa fli
The stirring sceTres OF daily life: HsFi szsg p
chronicle of neSs for the Ladies: - ,aIiiTsas
The Fashio-s: -~-- ..~.
The valuable arortnas as to statistics. discoveries
and great events: 80 AA 49, go
Criticisms Of current Literature:
And all tn be gathered. to interest the reader,
from the Worlds constant overflow OF action and in.
telleet.' +s-td - -stf4t- 3 az --t.lt .szAtN.@
We need not remiad DOR readers pc -haps. that we
have cores bondens, hnFfx IL ne soeie-
~ of New York. eni that. through gifted and
fined 'Iediams, We keep apPrised of all thf occurs.
new charming OF instructive, in the brilliant circles Of
city life. -:
giors culture of fI'nf watclf1lIy gather every
suggestion. and carefully chronicle all signS Of
Progress and tItii " 81 z. EzzEF S &C So
BY uncezsBg vigilance AID industry, and by skin
qHired in long and successful yrartee hope still to
keep " -me Journal undisputed the 6esf CaSiIy
paper Of ths eoHatry.
TkRss--For copy. So; for three copies, SIS --ey
one copy f'r three years s5-always in a,IsaIee sd
dress = = MORRIS & " ILLS.
EDrToRs AND PRoPRJEJoRs, 117 FuJTokssf N.Y.
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LuNu5rr

Intrinsic alone eoud insure the which
Arviele has ataiuedfor Hheuaatm. Salt heum Burma.
Bruises Stiff Joints aids. Sprains. Pole Evil and
lin has equal for No
viii be wfshOut il who has
With hA estimation Mustang
LiniUeut can aheerfnilv say that artcle
formed in ueishhorhood THE. T. W.
smith. Ridgeaed. Cam :. Leteh. ESQ.,. HYDE Park.
VI writes hat horse considered worthless This
hut inee the Mustang Ln-
have sold him for $50 Your Lnim ut Is doing
wonders Such testimony reaching
The BALI Is told. Ev family should have it Bew
afimaoas The genuine Mus. sold ty all respects
bic dealers throughout the World. .--t-s
- -. BARNES 4 PARK.
nosIs Proprietors. New Vork.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-09

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ruanty resulting smaH like indigestion
Fauisrey. Nausea in the Stomach
aid thousan nther tending prostrate debi
add all OF these ills Weld like
celebrated Stomach Btters giving
70 of renstatiDg health thousands
Who have tried its viyng snd streerthenng nfuenes
Departing and broken constitution All
should Bitiera during this weather
most efeeual preventive Of diseases
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