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CONSTABLE AND AUCTIONEER,
ONCE No. / Pagg's Building, opposite the Bay State
j2O House, Worcester Mass. dh
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Is similar to Lykens Valley" or 'Ffankn" Coal and
can be sold at less price.
cargo Just received and for sale at
GREEN STREET COAL YARD,
W. A. HACKER, Agent
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M USICAL NOTICE. = MATTHEW AR
1Vl BUCKLE being permanently located in this city,
will devote portion OF his time TO giving Instruction on
the Cornet other Brass Instruments either singy or
In classes. Music furnished for Brass aud String Bands
from the original copies Of the best European and
American Authors. Complete satisfaction guaranteed In
all cases. For terms, kc., apply to MARsHs Music
Store, or |. PIsKE, Musical Instrument maker 4U
ie12 dlvts
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WOsLYN's WORCESTER COR NET
~ BAND.-The Old Worcester Oornet Band, now Jos
yns Worcester Oornet Rand most respectfully
70 their friends and the public generally that they haFp
procured New and Beautiful Bet Of Instruments made
In the most approved STYLE and will hereafter be in readi
ness 70 attend TO those who may wish their services
reasonable terms. W. L. HOBBS, Leader.
NJ p GODDARD, Director.
Z. q. BANCROFT, Clerk, dh myl2
TWNHE WORCESTER a.. &c. DISTRICT
\ TEMPERANCE UNION, will hold lis Annual Meet
Ing at Princeton, WEDNESDAY the nth Of the pres
~ Ef WARD. N. COTTON,
st "a sec'y Of the w. N. n. d. r. Union
Leomnster, Junos 1857. DIST ( leo
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LNIsKE's CORNEr BAND, WORCESTER,
u MASS, Are prepared to furnish Music for all
slons where the services OF Brass Band required.
Apply to ISAAC FIsKE, MerriHelds Buildings, or at
Marshs Music store, American House Block.
ff MATTHEW ARBUCKLE, Leader.
icI2 div .e ISAAC FIBKE Clerk.
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ArnOId's GlObuIes and Vital Fluids-For
sale, wholesale and retail, by
10 HILL, Druggist and Apothecary,
my4 dtT Mechanics Hall Bsock.
WILLIAM DICKINSON
NOTARY PUBLIC,
No. lis Main street. Worcester.
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PARODY.

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We find the following parody upon McKny's
"Tell me, yo winged winds" going the rounds
-.. Tell me, ye winged winds,
Thu, round my pathway roar,
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A little girl asked her sister, What yas
chaos, that papa reads about?" The elder
child replied, why, it is great pile Of
nothing, and no place to put it iu."
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On Manhood, and its Premature Decline.

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n'.mis I" Marriage scmrraly. by Is. De La
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IF you want to kiss pretty girl, why
kiss ler-if you can. liza prettygirl wants
t" kiss you, why let her-.like man. :;
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y DREAM FCLFILLED.-Zrlock Hub
bell, Of Wcstchester, county,. New York,
communicates to the Phrcnolo gical Jour.
nal his remarkable experience in dreams,
i'll which he cxccls Joseph Of old. When
a boy, some fifteen or twenty years of age,
he dreamed that he was in II strange city
in trouble, having spent all his money, and
to add 10 his distress his boots ripped from,
the sole; but while he walked along he
felt something collect between the sole OF
one boot and the bottom of his foot, and
found it to be a quantity Of money, partly
i'll the small Spanish coin, but chiefly in
pieces about halfas large as six cent pieces
with three straight marks on one side and
n star on the other.
Mr.. lIubbell was so mucl, impressed with
the singular appearance of this unknown
coin that he retained q vivid recollection of
it. Last fall, while itincrating as tenn
perance lecturer, lie visited Newark. where
he had never been before, and there every
circumstance of his dream occurred to him,
with the exception that the coins were
placed in his hat instead of his boot, after
his temperance lecture. lie recognised the
three cent pieces ut once rs the strange
coins of bis dream, though the resemblance
had never before occurred to him. He
says, also. that the streets of Newark were
familiar from the ,ccollcctions of lis dream,
and yet he had never before been in them.
Mr.. Hubbcl, is anxious to know how he
got this vision so long before its CORES
ponding reality.
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The Stale of South CaroEiuu,

-AdJeriWc Dis'rid.-h the Common Pleas,
Foreign Attachment
Jas. A. Iiddell. Thon'sea Il Fair AtteEgeye,.
VNIhcreas the Plaintiff did, on the eleventh
w day of April, eighteen hundred Snnd Aff.
ty seven, file his declaration against thc DE-
fcndant, who, it is said, is absens$ ffons and
without the limits of this State, and lIasaAffth-
or wife nor attorney known withhs q, q sadfs.
upon whom copy Of the saids declaration,
might be served r-
it is therefore ordered, that tho Said De.
fendant do, appear and plead to- the said decla-
ration, on or before tile twelfth day Of. .Aps;..
final and obsolute iiulgeraenS viii. .tLen 6eriy
Ell and awarded nGninst him, -r
MATTHEW MdIDNAEDsc,en
Clerks Chice, April II. 1857 :. Oily
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The State Of South, Carofir.;,.,

Adberi7e Diaricf-M The Cono"a,., 1,lea.
Amos Clark, Jr., Attaslnsht.
Jnn,es y l.i'lIel PlH's Att'ys.
w UEREAS, the Plaintiff did. .on the fiiity-
w first day of October, 1856, file his dec
laration against the Defendant, who, las it is
sai,D is absent from and wilhott the fsinits:of
this State, and has neither wife or ntterTey
known within the same, upon whom se0py
of the said declaration might be served II, IS
therefore ordered. that the snil efehdnnt d6
appear and plead to the said declrafion, oh or
before the first day of November, WHICH Will
be in the year of our Lord Eighteen uunirad
Judgment will then be giveIr and dwafds6
against him. -
MATHEW MCDONALD, nec.p.
Clerks Office, Oct. so,.ls56. -:27 7:SS'ly !.
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Words.

If words could satisfy the heart, "
The heart might find less care;
But words, like summer birds, depart,
And leave but empty air:
The heart, n pilgrim upon earth,
Finds often when it needs,
That words are Of rs little worth
AS just so many weeds.
A little s"id-and truly 'eail-.,
Can deeper joy impnrt
Than host of words which reach the lica1
But never touch the heart:
The voice that wins its sunny way, -
A lonely home to cheer,
Hath oft the fewest words to sny:
But. O! those few-how dear!
If words could satisfy the breast, - =.
The world might hold feast;
But wor.ls-whcn summoned to the test
Oft satisfy the least
Like plants that make n gaudy show,
All blossom to thereof;
But whose pour nature cannot grow i.
One particle of fruit!
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The State q south,sCaroltaas.

The State Of SOHth,sGarolfrins 80
ABgEsHLLE DIs7RIeg t-s;zs3 - 'N''
Office Court Of Common Pleas and Gesaf fskssip,.>
James T. =: B"'kin' Attachment ,,tg,xs ~.
James A.iLidale., Baskin, Pl'tg'sssa attopasy::
AN IIRREAs the Plaintiff did, on the, eie1tt
=! tesnth day.of October, sight6 ,5sin-
dred and ffty,six. file hiaspleela elaration pgainst
and without the limits of His. .Stzkc I'D shag u,
neither wife nor attorney known atl,s
same, up61 whom copy Of said b8laratidf
might be served: 1t IS tbessfer6 soeiared, I,
that Tire said Defendant do, sSHa bead,
teenth day Of October eigbtesssg q iss and
ffty-seven, othSrwiss final and IA 8sdao
ment win then be given end assardSd 8sks
3 MATTHEW: Mob0N Afsia Csc HsS
Clerks Office, Ooss ls.S asIy8
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THE INDEP IN DENT PRESS.
-Rhinology--A T,hiooophic Poem.


Motto IL Nose what Knows"
Hail mighty nose! though much nsultcd part!
Thy praise. like thysclf, shall soon be "Llown,"
And with the rise Of Science and of Art,
Thou shalt rise, till all the world shall own
Thattliou vert formed Cor nob]cr ends than these
To carry spectnclcs take snuff and succzc!
Hail mighty nose! thou palace of the soull
Thou never-failing index to the hcart--
Thou Bishop of our lif:-maIc to control,
With proper supervision. every part,
Assist the bard whose unprctcnLins lays
Would gladly prove thy worth and sing thy
praise. :
Thy Rynologic scicncc--thats the name
Has had its v"tarics in every ng",
Although, rs Yet, it's quite unknown to fame,
And ne'er adorned the l'l,ilosol'hic page;
I mean to say the maxim, of mankind
Associate the human nose and mind
Which prove the mn dependent on the nose,
Just as the nose is pendent from the face;
. And this dependency most clearly show
The nasal organ is the real place
Where Thoughts are born and where they al
ways stay
hei IhNy oiibc tlc iiil SeI iNaN
But to the maxim-if mans nggricvcd,
"IIis nose is out of i"int," we all cxclaim!
And If by any one Sights received,
lie crics-"Thcy've bridg"'l my nose! o what
n shamc!"
And when cunning drnag"yuc proposes
To learn the peoples mind, "he count. their
noses"
We say OF one little oEicious,
PrvinS anil rccrn, with unhlu<Iing face,
ale puts his nose III other peoples dishes
He'd better keep it in lis proper place.
And when a person very sc"rnful grows,
You'll hear it said that he 'turns up his nose
Our doctrine proved, we now proceed to show
How to determine characters Mt once,
That every man with certainty may know
Whether Il stranger he sage or Ounce,
Witty or dull, c"urtcr nr n out,
Just by inspection of the persons sn"ut!
The Roman nose Lctoktns manly sense,
The humble S""b bc<pcaks the modest man.
But then, twill never riS, to cnncncr,
The least aspiring Of the nasal elm,
With but moderate love Of fame or pclf-
GIVE got, they say, n snuLbiSh nose nvsclf)
, The -i4nalin" proclaims the kccncst wit.
But full Of guile any hawk-or hawkcr
! The 1"rM f,p nosc-as ancient Horace writ
ID everywhere. s"orncr and rnocker;
Some crooked cn'1 it certainly proposes
Don't hang your hat nor hope OH turn ur noses
The Bott" nose is eommanly feature
. One dosen't frcm rntcrnal blood Inherit
: And hence discloses not so much the nature
Of mind and soul. as of some other "sr,irit -
Its meaning therefore is of small avail,
AS in n drouthy time the sign must fail.
The Gimlrt nose bcrays an intcrlnc,l Her;
Wiener You ginlct nose before We,
1t augn"sihat some new opinion pc'l!cr
Or special agent. now intends to bore You,
The very chap who, when he pricks your joint,
With hilcous smile, cries don't YOU Sc. the
point!'
. Observe the point?-,ye Gods of course you
do =.
You SIZE it. all trnnspnrcntly enough.
And worse than that, he'll make vou f;,I it too
If you are made of pcnctrablc stuff!
You'd better far encounter, on my word,
A taior's needle or q tnilor's sword!
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: DRINK, LESS WITH IoUR MEALs.-Onc
great error, we drink too much at QUE
meals. Before We have sufficiently MASH.
Gated and insalivated our food, to enable us
to swallow it, VIC force it down bv taking
water-or warm drinks. This not only di.
lutes the saliva, but wcakcns the action of
the gastric juice after the food gets into the
stomach. Most persons take,n swallow Of
fluid will, almost every n,puthful of food.
Look along the side of the linner-table in
any Of the hotels, and you will Je surprised
at the quantities which are drank durino
the meal and, if your mind be not too
much taken up with observing the errors of
others, you may discover the same evil in
yourself, and thus DO led to correct it. This
habit, sooner or latet, ends in producing
dyspepsia and constipation, tl;an which
there are no affections more destructive of
comfort and health. when we are thirsty.
at our meals or at other times, we should
drink to alIay such thirst only. All solid
food should be thoroughly ground and
mixed with saliva in the mouth, unaided
Indiluted by water or other drinks. j, Rely
upon it, this apparest necessity for drinking
Is q. mere habit, Which we. can correct nj
WIN and all who prize l,salth Mt it's true
vaiue, WIZ not consider it's preservation or
puteilese TOO high at; tho cost Of attention
/ 70 SO simple d matter. ~ 50
,,Iln lh's age of tobacro-smokine ,samd
I shswipg, ssa the ssliva,y gland. seem tos BE-
TUNED to.a new. Office that az .eleanaiino
kfhis filthy nascotic frora si,s +, !, -
gums. We're they endowed: NH Iiano,,ao M a.
seSsly might they exctsin Z * $50 ;
$50 shasy con xs I..,k,,
Mhs g ean Y yosast 1 stt 81 t5ss. 81 sa
e6a tsia issats lssts s Bs s. iISi q s 4 a;sa
|spesps scAisss oK iyfHyjls n :,
sns ake ssla 81 81 : 20
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mny be much superior to the president of some
bnnk, some eminent liquor-dealcr, or Walt
Street broker, or the rich nabub who dwclls in
your marble places.
The virtuous and rght-min,led sons of toll
are Natures nobhmen. They are lovers of
good, lovers of truth, lover of nature, lovers
"f"ach other, and lovers Of God. They were
not born to shine, nor to be the recipients of
empty h"n"rs: but they were born To bc men,
the Ienven oicartl,, and nations bulwark.
Life Illustrated
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EE DETrrMISEp.-Thce earnest man wins way
for himself, and cnrncstncss and truth go to-
pcthcr. Never affect to be othc; than you
are-cithcr richer or wiser. Never DO asham-
ed to ray II do not know" Men will then
believe You when yon sny, 81 do not Know
Never be ashamed to say, whether or applied
to time or money, 81 cannot afford."-"I cannot
afford to waste nn hour in the idlcness 70 which
you invtc-I cannot afford the guinea you
nsk me to throw away" Once establish your.
self and your mode Of life as to what they
really arc and your feet is on solid ground,
whether for the gradual step onward, or for
the sudden spring over the precipice. From
these maxms let me deduce anothcr-learn to
say "No" with decision whenever it resists
temptation "Ycs" with caution whenever it
implies promise. promise once given is a
bond inviolable. man is alrsady of conse.
qucnee when it is known that we can implicit
.ly rely upon him. have frequently seen in
life pnsSon preferred to long list of appli-
cants, for some important charge which lifts
hiih at once into stationaand fortune, merely
because he has this reputation, that when he
says he knows a thing he khaNasit, and when
he,says be will do asetbing he will, do it.
Muse, gentlemen, ssser these naxims s1llAh will
find IL easily To- frastiee fbsm or WIN. you
have added. .thern gstasr;the 1sin totSf boks
ysty much liks khaan.T 3 &; e. & &
- us.. ~ n sSs.s yS3Sss a. :
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-06-26
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CHERRY PICTORIAL,
For the rapid Cure or
COrGlIS. COLES, EOARSENESS,
BEONEIlTTlS. NH00PtAasr rG0EGiI,~
CE0VP. ASTHMA, AND r.
CGNSI MPTlOS,'. ~

TmIs remedy has won for itself such noioricty
from lis cures of everyrarcty nf pulmonary disease,
that it is entirely unnecessary to recount the cyi,
dcncus of its virtues in any community where it
has been cnpn. cd. So wide is tic Grld br its rsc-
fncsS, and so numerous the cases uf its cures.
that almost every section Of The country abounds
in persons publicly known. who have been restored
from alarming and even desperate diseases Of the
nncs by its nsc.~ When once tried:its superiority
over every other medicine Of its kind is too appa-
rent to- escape observations and where its virtues ire
known, the public longer hesitate what antidote
to employ for the distressing md dangerous atfcc-
tions Of the pulmonary organs which are incident
to oup climate. Not only III formidable attacks
upon tho. lungs, but for the mildcr varieties of
COLDS, CoroIIs, HoA asEHEss, &c. I and for CHiL-
DRIN it is the peasantest and safest medicine that
can be obtaipcd. =;
AS it has long been in constant Use throughout
this section, VIC need not do more than assure the
people it's quality is kept up 10 the best that it
has been, and that the genuine article is sold by
WAHpIAW 4 LYON, ALbetiUe c. IT,,
And by every Merchants in the District.
HAVILAND, IIARRAL IL CO. Charleston.
Dee. s, Gm General Agents.