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DIS. HILL JAsEPH-sirs; will say that your med
cine has benefited me much My health is muehbett
than 1t was when commenced taking it. tbinkit Will
cure me- Ihave not been troubled with the pain .
head but once since taking your medicine. The ess
between my shoulders has all passed away rhiukin
that you might like to hear how 1 was gettingalong
have taken the liberty to address these lines to
remain, sir, yours respectfully, Mrs. q O.
Rutland, Nov. 8, 1854 div "a
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BOOKS. &c.
NV BOOKS. NEW BOOKS
S. THOMPSON G. CO.,

247 Main street,
Waverly Novels, new Edition.
MsrFyatt's Novels, new Editions.
American Merchants 10 Europe, Asia and Australia,
by Freeman Hunt.
The Englishman in Kanzas.
ze. the Child Meiium.
Knsves and Fools, Witty.
The Border Rover. BY Emerson Bennett.
The IroIs. by sewell.
Grace Amber, Denuison. .aaa
The Norse-Folk, Brace.
a. Life % Charlotte Bronte.
Viva, by Mrs. eoutbWorth.
Things not generally known
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PRoREssoR si1LAN says ut forms no citnkers that
cannot be easily crushed IN the naked hand II kindles
easily, few biets Of wood suffice TO effect It's Ignition
and Il burns freely with clear and perfectly clean
blaze Covering itself In the ashes of t own comsuson
this Coal retains Are like hickory wood and II thus leR
undsturbed II will gradually consume entirely In an
open crate il kndles without the ald Of blower and
notwithstanding rs easy igniuon Il burns for long
time and nnte the harder anthracite IL doea not go
out when the quantity Of Coal In combustion Is reduced
below q certain bulk and intensity, ~ M. .''F
SOD /
Is similar TO "Lykens Valley 'Fanklinr Coal and
can be cold At a less price. NN#
A cargo Just received and for sale at ,gr. 81 AZ
GREEN STREET COAL YARD,
w. A. HAoKnR, Agent.
Worcester, june Is, 1857. dOm
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OMNIBUSES.
New oMNIRCs LINE FR0M WEST
NEW WORCESTER & LINCOLN So
~ O M NJ r II 8

MILLBURY STAGE leaves the Bay sat-
Avn House at 1000 A. M and 500 sA
Losyes Miibury at 8 A. NJ, and P. NJ. diff 10
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~ CIV B OF So FOR SALE BY
z. BAKER &c Co.
Is4 Main Street


1s4 Mnin Street,
wa Moss Side by Marian Harland.
Ell Capt Wilyj or the Brave Womana story Of the Rev
olutiou. by Author Of Edith Hale .snri
New History Of Rome, by Lddell nie
a Bayns's Eesayes a7A 5Er9r
New LIST Of Pictures, Steel Lthoglsphs, and Heads,
for Greeien Painting. Ir r +
Puuchss Pocket Book OF Fun. %
Bograp hical History Of Philosophy, by g. H. LeWes.
Married or Single, by Miss sedgWick.
White Lies, by Chas Reade
Nothing TO Wear p
Nothing to D5,sn accompaniment to Nothing to Wear
Illustrated Hand Book Of American Travel.
4th vol of Irving's life Of Washington. sd
Boat Life in Egypt and Nubia, by VIM. @. Prime.
Tent Life in the Holy Land by Wm c. Prime Sc F
The Magic staff, by A. J. Davis.
new and beautiful Engraving, ..Hiawatha Woo.
lions for painting it in the Grecian style furnished gratis
Also, the Railroad Chequer and Backgammon Board,
Patented Nov IS. 1866, BY 3 Q Goodwin.
DOCKS, STATFON ERY, AND PAPER
ID HANGIEGs, 2 American House Block Main.s St.
near corner Of Foster street. zee
~ HERVFlY &c Co,
Have Just received and beautiful variety Of Paper
Hangings at log prces their old stock having been dis
posed Of at Auction. Also fine assortment of station
ery, together with publications such 'sBele
Scott the Crisis Of Freedom" the biography of
White6ed,n by Rev DR.. Belcher, and other works Of
permanent value, all at prices suitable to the times
8. 7. HERNEY, Z
je2S d9m r. g. BR0NN.l 4
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r A n Q Y G Q O D S.

ID, M. KNIGHT s. CO..
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
ENGLISH, FRENCH, & GERMAN FANCY GOODS,
Nos. % and % Vesey street, (Up Stairs, between
Br0digdy and Church ST. est, NelU York. m
CoMBs.-Bnfalo, Rubber and Horn Back Combs, in
great variety Twist, Dressing, and Ivory Combs Bet
TONS Whalebone Gilt, LastinF, Mohair, Twist, Bone
Metal, Silk, Agate, &c. BRUsHEE-Hair, rooth Nail
&c. Linen Thread Spool Cotton, Needles, Pins, Hooks
and Eyes, Hair Pins, Elastics Whalebone Linen and
Cotton Tapes Linen and Cotton Bobbing Scissors, Thin
Giles, and great variety of Fancy Goods and Fans &c.
llchsap for cash. d1y fZS
TENO WOODEN MANUFACTURE S.
a CALVIN t. GODDARD, New York, only msufac
tnrer of the ORIGINAL STEEL RING TOOTH BuRRING
MACHINES and IMPROVED STEEL FEED ROLLS recommends
their attachmentto Second Breakers and Condensers
the best laborsayng machinery in Wooden manufacture.
The Burning Machines used the First Breakers in
all the principal Wooden factories in the United States,
Canada, and Mexico They acknowledged to be the
only perfect machines and Indispensable to the economi
cal and successful manufacture of Wool, ae
Each Burning Machine and its feed rolls, card much
as the Gard ITSELF besides cleaning the wool Of its
and fne impurities.
Circulars explaining these machines and feed rolls and
referring Mills having them in use, may be had by ad
dressing G. L. GODDARD,
as dly No. Bovine GREEN, NEW RoRK.
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WORTHY OF ONFIDENC

SCIENCE PERFECTED IT!
INTENSE CARE PRODUCES 1T
1t is compounded mainly from Roots, Herbs and Gums
fresh from the forests, and combined through most diff
hcult aud delicate chemical process.
1T Is CLEAN. No lip salve is more pure, as lbs ap-
pearauee indicates.
8 1T Is SAFE. No Eye Lotion is more balaamic, as It's
application eVinces- and yet
1T is EFFEUTUAtL For so searching and efficient is
1t, that scrofus, sast Rheun Erysipelas RheuatiSm
Gou and Piles, fee its presence does the frost before
MAYS genial sun. In short,
" Whatever good work any Salve has lone, this
save can do, agreeaby and speediy.G
Prepared only by the proprietor
A. NJ. BECK, No TRBMoNT TEMPLE BosToN
SOLD WH0LESALE BY M. 5. BURR & CO.. No.
Cornhill. 4N I
Retailed in Worcester by NJ B. GREEN l. Co., ]. @
HILL, GEO. R. SPURR, and Druggists generally
je17 dH
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OSTRICH FEATHERS, ARTIFICIAL
" FLOWERS, Fancy Ornaments and Lace Trim
mings for BonRets
To THE MERCHANTS OF WORCESTER
The subscribers have large mandatory al Paris and
one in New York exclusively devoted to the manufacture
of the above kind Of goods Their present stock embrace
many Thousand styles Of Feathers and Flowers Aso
the material for manufacturing them, which offered
at wholesale only, at their warerooms.
HENDERSON, sMYTH, &c co..
ip8 d3m 600 Br al gay New York
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DICHARDSON,S IRISH LINENS.
HI DANiAsKS, &c,--The Public will please bear in
mind that the GENUINE GOODS are ways sealed with
the full SIGNATURE Of the firm, viz:
RICHARDSON, SONS s. OWDEN.
5aa BULL0CKE h j. B. LOCKE, agents,
No. 80 Church street, near Barclay street. New York
vi Qmk
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FRvING,s LIFE or WAsHINGTToN..

This great national work which forms such an appro
pirate eorona to the beautiful fame Of its ustrous Au
tuar, s here brought down the Inauguration of Wash
lngfon a. first President Of the United States
d. KtMBALL & CO., Providence, R l., are prepared
10 furnish this great national work 10 any address, free of
postage Price subscription edition, 81, popular edition
4l,5o Agents wanted. dM ie1
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE.
At CLAvERAoE N. J

At CLAVERAOK, NY
Male and Female Board and tuition, $3.50 per year.
Term opens Sept. 18th
Gentlemen instructors in Piano Music Painting, and
Modern languages. Address the Rev. AIouzo Fack A.
NJ, Principal. au29d 2m
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RAFTS FOR SALE on all parts of England
~ Ireland Scotland Germany France, Prussia Swift
zerland Norway, Sweden, DenmarS Spain, Portugal
Italy, Austria, and the Orient. LEONARD d CO..
Agents of the American European Express and Exchange
Company. diff Is mch8O
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The undersigned have this day formed copartnershp
under the Of q BAKER Co., for the prosecution
OF the Book and Stationery business.
sfer.ua 2 BAKER,
'4 Worcester, August "a, 1857. WIN. Il. SANFORD. 4
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MTESTERN TICKET OFFICE.-Through
w Tickets for all the principal cities and towns in the
West via Albany, Niagara Falls. Buffalo, or New York
city, at LEONARD & CO.'S Boston and Eastern Express
Office, $50 Main street. diff mci3O
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-01-21
Bribery in Congress.

In the House of Representatives at Wash
ington on Friday last a member from New
York called attention 10 an article that had
appeared in the New York Times, in which
it was charged that attempts had been made
10 secure the passage of the Minnesota Land
Bill through the agency of bribery. A reso.
luton was also submitted that COMMITTEES
be appointed with authority to send for per.
sons and papers 10 investigate the charge
Mr.. Paine, member from North Carolina
inlimated that the allegation was true, and
distinctly stated that he had been offered
fifteen hundred dollars 10 vote for the Min.
nesota Bill. Quite an animated debate took
place, and the resolution authorizing the ap-
rointment of a committee was passed by
acclamalion. The Investigation will conse.
quenily take place. Some sad doings will
no doubt be developed. We fear that the
condition of affairs at Washington is capable
of much salutary reformation-and the soon.
er it is commenced the better.
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man, the President and Cashier, withou, the
knowledge OF the Board of Directors but the
notes thus discounted were no, drawn at one
time, but ran through course of years; and
il was the duty ofthe Directors TO have known
what was done behind the board--whch
they could easily have known by looking at
the books. No Investigation of the condition
of the Bank was had from the year lS4s until
The year ls56-evidencing degree of care
lesshess and negligence. on Cue part of the
DitseiSsy emI;ely inexcusable. -..
The losses which rendered the Bank insol.
vent occurred gradually from ls4s up to the
time the Bank closed its doors. The COM
mite had not time 10 place the several losses
to each year when they occurred.
w. w. BROWN, CHAIRMAN.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-01-21

AMERICAN PEEREssEs. The death Of Lady
Stafford, in England, one ST the three grand
daughters Of Charles Carroll, OF Carollton,
who married an English nobleman, has
again given rise to-a remark on the singulai
circumstance Of three sisters marrying no.
blemen of the highest rank; but the coinci.
dence is still greater 10 this case, as neither
of the sisters had offspring, SO that no Amer.
lean blood was Infused into the peerage by
them. Their niece, Miss McTavish of Bal.
limore, married brother of Lord Carlisle,
but parted from her husband after living
with him but shor time. There have been
but two other American women who have
married English noblemep, Miss Bingham,
vile Of the FIRST Lord Ashburion, and Miss
Cadwalader, the wife OF the frs, Lord Els
kline; both Of these ladies were ustives oi
Philadelphia.
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the lamp which the mistress was directing
upon me.
"He IS asleep, my DEAR" exclaimed lie
tutor, Sand it must have been the dragging OF
the table over the floor that made such
rumbling noise. Give me the lamp, and 60
bring me basin of water-I will effect .
lasting cure upon our young somnambulist."
heard many suppressed filters, and could
see sundry corners Of sheets going into sun
dry mouths. This nearly destroyed my squi.
lbfum; bu, mastered myself, and again
wert 10 the window, though the mention OF
the basin OF water caused momentary shud.
der TO shoot through my whole frame.
The good dame returned with what mag
nified into an uncommonly large vessel of
water; bu: it was no deluson-for in her
haste she brought up the filerer, and knew
certainly il was cold duckiag was 10 have
Could escape i'll I would try. walked
first TO one bed, then TO another-the tutor
following with the flterer, his wife playing
torchbearer, while the heavy breathing Of
the possuming sleepers added TO The solem-
nifty of the scene. still walked on, turning
away every time he proposed 10 douse me.
They had completely cut off my retreat to
my own bed !, ard | saw OF once should have
10 take it. | walked boldly out, and placing
myself before him, he upset the contents Of
the jug upon me. Igasped, caught my breath.
toltered, and played the frightened boy so
well, tina. the deception was complete.
heard merry laugh in the next room--my
schoolma,es on their beds were rubbing their
eyes and inquirng the matter.
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The prisoners were subsequently tried
and sentenced to various penalties. These
demonstrations, in connection with the ttoub-
led condition Of monetary affairs, naturally
created the greatest uneasiness, and thus pri-
vate letters state that the revolutionists, and
the opponents Of Napoleon generally, were
on the tip-toe Of expectation, and ready 10
rally together and strike, the moment that
the tocsin should be sounded.
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How 1 Became a Gambler.

Although lifelong 10 The despised frater-
nifty of Gamblers,..I have always made il a
rule 10 advise young men to shun the gam
bling table, that they NAV avoid the rock
upon which l split i; and will now offer,
through your paper some suggestions 10 the
heads of families on the subject of social
card playing.
! was at least some twenty years Of age,
and had lived some months in New York,
before ever knew the names of the ordi-
nary playing cards-but the importance of
thorough education in the science of games
was soon made apparent to me, and quar-
ter whence eas, expected it. Boarding in
Broadway, gradually formed an acquaiai'
ance with number Of highly respectable
families.
By one of these / was invited 10 attend q
social party. The heads of this family
knew 10 be members of an evangelical
church, and you may judge of my surprise
when ] made my entry into the parlor 10 be-
holt most of the company, together with my
pious fIiends,: deeply engaged al play--no
the plays of innocence, but of depraved gOm.
blers! The father of. The family was e1ga.
ged at chess, whilst the wife presided at a
card.table; their children were among tbs
whist players, aud oilers of the company
were engaged at backgammon, dominoes,
and checkers
The wine circulated freely and all seemed
happy bu, my self, who in such party was
barbarian. could do nothing but look
on and confess my ignorance, or occasion.
ally engage in conversation with some old
lady, whilst
"The young and gay
Were are all engaged in play"
II is needless TO say that spent very un-
happy evening-and that resolved at once
10 acquire an education so necessary 10 the
maintenance of respectable standing in So
ciety! was not long therefore; in master
ing the mysteries of High, Low, Jack and
the Game, and Whist; and slight knowl-
edge of these led me to desire for further
information until at last was an adept at
a variety of games, able TO reach others, and
| was favorite partner wherever l went l
became exceedingly fond of cards, and as
they were introduced in every social circle
where ! was admitted, my fondness gradu-
ally riPened into a passion, which clings 10
me even 10 this hour.
Ne bs.,or illustration of the DANCES of
card-playing can be given, than my own his
tory. In the parlors of respectable families
I acquired taste for play, which finally be-
came an absorbing passion, knowing no
bounds, and rapidly huryiug me down the
road 10 ruin, where all is misery, desolation
and death But my case is not solitary
one-thousands of gamblers have been made
in the same way-and TENS of thousands
have fallen before this terrible vice, in con.
sequence of tosts for play being formed in
the family circle.--National Guard.
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THE STAR OF THE NORTH

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Six First Class Hacks.
Dr. S2nfordsS
INVIGORATOR.

Or LIV Err p E MED p.
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Valuable Farm for sale.

THE undersigned viii dispose at priva1e sale his
farm situated on the North Branch of ti,e
Blackiick, Cimbria CO. Pa. containing $50 acres
of Land, 90 acres cleaiei and il good state OF
cultivation. TIER is ON the farm double log
Barn aud a square log house. Also coal vei'.
8 feet 10 inc hes thick, together with good Mill
seat. Their is on the farm good orchard. The
farm is only miles North nf Ebensburg. An
;nlisputable title Will be given:
WM. CUTTINGS.
Carroll tn Feb o5 1S57-3m
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ours. etc
IFrun. the Boston Herald.l

SOMETHING WORTH kNowINe.--By using
Professor Wood's Halr Re torativ., grey hair eau
he permanently restored t. its original color
the subjined certificate from Johnston 6, St ne
Gardiner. Maine, is but of tie many nstan-
ces that daily coming to knowledge. of its
wonderful effects. 1t is no lpnee. pIoblenatical.
but selfevdent truth, as hundreds in our com
munity can testify.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-05-06

LETTERS testamentary have beer granted OF
the subscriber by the Register of Cambria county,
upon the estate Of Mary Susan Litzinger, late of
the borough of Loretto, in said county deceased
All persons knowing themselves indebted, are
requested to make immediate payment, and those
having claims against said estate. will present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
VIM. GWINN, Executor.
March H. ls57.-etso
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NO3'ICE.

UTHEREAS. letters Of Administration on the es
VI tate of Owe. Corblev. late of eIriield town
shin C,,nb,ia county, deed, have been granted
bv the Register of sait county, tn the under
signed. n,tice is hereby given To all persons hav-
ing claims against said estate to present them
properly authenticated for settlement. AMI those
Indebted are requested to make payment without
delay. JOHN o"hENh, Adni I.
March Is, 1s57.-6ts
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NOTICE OF PARTITION

TO the heirs and legal representatives Of An
| thony Litzinger. late Of The Borough Of Lo-
retto,s Cambria county, deceased.
Take notice, That in pursuance Of writ Of
Cambria county. and TO NE directed an inqustion
will be held at the lac residence of Anthony
Litzinger deceased, in the Borough Of Loretto
Cambria county. Thursday the 21s. day Of
May next. at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, for the urpcse of
making partition valuation Of the real estate Of
the said Anthony Litzineer deceased, at which
time and place you may attend if you think prop
er. - JOHN ROBERTS, Sheriff
Sherif's Office Ehensburg,
April % 1857. At
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TIItyEEn AND IIGETAx0G.

THE SUBJ ctiher would respectfully nj ran the
citizams of Clmprla. and The adioinIn, couutieS.
that he his tie extensive right of selling Light
ming Rods, manufactured by the popular trm of
Crawford. O.enhnuse. s. c., the best in tise.-
Perss rs in want nf the article, be furnished
at all times by addressing him at his residence in
Ebeusburg, 10y letter or otherwise
ROBERT GALBRAITH.
March 25, 1S57.-4m.
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FOR REyT.

THE subscriber willrent. forone or more years,
the dwelling House and Store room, lately occu.
pied by Jo.eph A. Todd. deceased, situated in
Allegheny township, Cambria county, at the
function of the Cherry Tree and Philipsburg
raads-fye miles Northeast of Loretto, and one
mile West Of Chess Springs. This property Is IN {,
the midst Of thickly settled neghborhood. and
in a good location for country store, or any
mechanical business. There is one acre Of ground
belonging to the House, with garden. stable. &c
- WM. RYAN, Jr.
Chess Springs, March 26, ls57.--Its.