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EXPRESSES.
3 EoXARp = cos BOSTON s. EAST

a EONARp * cos BOSTON s. EAST
az TERN EXPRESS,
O0eY the Boston & Worcester Rrilroa8
Forward by every train to Boston, LoEe, Lawrence,
New Bedford Taontou sslan SC. Portland and all parts
of Maine. Notes Drafts and Bills collected aud paid,
and all business Usually transacted by express promptly
attended to.
oFg1oRs-lsO Main s. Worcester; s Court Street,
Boston. mb12 Gti
&c. FUETER,s NOR WITCH AND
WORCESTER EXPRESS.
G. S. FULLER VIII send Messenger on every Accom-
Foodatlon tratn over Norwich and worcester baToau;
to transact all business On the Express Line and forward
packages to New London, Hartford, New Haven ana
Ne" York He U;l transport an Iron e 10 each tram
for the transmission Of valuable packages
OFFIcEs-l30 glain St, Worcester n U Brakenridges
tore, under WaureEen House, Norrich- Ct
j Packages shoUld be marked Fuisr's Express.
orcester, Sept. 1st, 1865. septo
$500 ROSES PROVIDENCE AND
es5ssa-s WORCESTER EXPRESSLY every krain.
Packages Forwarded Notes, Drafts, and Bills collected
and paid, and all orders attended to with despatch.
Packages, and small Gases forwarded aud otes Express
businesst sactei at Fail River, Aashcd, Atteboro,
Iaunton sew Bedford, and Nantucket Aassi aIlsois
Warren, Newport, East Greenwich, Kingston warwick
Wiokheld, Peaceda and Wakefield, Z. Ii and etoninS
on, Conn
OFFIoEs.-1s0 Main street, Worcestsri Horace Cooks
Store, Woousocket No. Exchange street rroYlaence
60 FISKE & co IS UNITED STATES
sSsssiy-.7.iS=ss= AND CANADA EXPRESS. = siessen-
gers leave Worcester three times daily via worcester
and Nashua Railroad for Boston, Nashua Lowell, Law
rance &C. furnishing the most direct ard ezdeditous e
for ali parts Of New Hampshire and Maine. Also, wa
Fitchburg, Bellows Falls Burlington, &C. to Ogdensburg,
and Montreal connecting with the British and American
Express Co., Tor all parts of Upper and Lower Canada
All business for California and other Pacific ports, en-
trusted to US, will be transferred to Wells, Fargo Cos
at Boston. FISKE & Co, PropretOrs,
d 40 Court Square. Boston.
J. H. 0sgood, Agent General Express Office, no. .
Lincoln House Block, Worcester. db MI
WESTERN TICKET OFFiCE.-Through
wv Tickets for all the D, incpa cities and towns in the
West via Albany, Niagara Falls Buffalo, or New York
city, at LEONARD Il CO.'S Boston and Eastern Express
Office $50 Main street diff mch30
EARAFTS FOR SALE on all plit1 of England
BY ireland, Scotland, Germany France, Prussia Swift
zerland, Norway, Sweden, Denmara, Spain Portugal,
Italy, Austria, and the Orient. LEONARD & CO.,
Agents the American European Express and Exchange
Company. DIFF mch50
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8 LAvER RI Alb LIsHED!

A Rave Chance for Investment.
METROPOLITAN WASHING MA
CHINE,
Invented by JASEE JOHNSON. It is one Of the most
useful and labor saving Machines offered to the pub
lie The Patent Right, for lease for any por
ton OF Worcester County.
For further particulars, apply TO GEORGE p. COX &
co., I47 Washington street. Boston, Mass.
INCH d&W3m
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BNEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS,
d BRECK ENRIDGE COAL OILS
aB F F. THOMPSON, Agent,


EDRECKENRIDG COAL OILS
aB F, F. THOMPSON, Agent,
Depot, 9S Greenwich ST., New York.
The breckenridge Company prepared to supply
these celebrated Oils for MACHINERY and ILLUMINATING
purposes, in quantities to suit purchasers.
Ion.
Thin Oil for Camphene and Breckenridge Lamps, 81
per gallon.
discount of ten per cent on Thick, and twenty per
tent on Thin Oils, made to the trade.
Terms--Cash on delivery. d3m apl2
a VICE TO III USBAN IDS AND
"a WIVES.-AISo those contemplating Mariqge
Coored Steel plates IS cts plain plates rs free Of
postage
Marriage instructions in Courting with Cure love,
effects of Oehacy, Cohabitation case of Sterly exc
planned, increase Of family with many other useful in
Itructions,-from the French of Jean Dubois.
Address, HENRY S. G. SMITH & CO.,
agents TAINTED. Box 42l0 Post Office, N. Y
j23 dom
NEW AND EMPUKEANF DISSOLVE
" cry IN THE SCIENCE OF MEDICINE..-TBIES
EMAR.-N0ne genuine unless the engravings of the
seas OF the Ecole de Pharmace de Paris the Imperial
college OF Vienna, are fixed upon each wrapper, ard
around each case.
Sold by DR.. H. A. BARROW-Member of the Imperial
College Of Vienna, and Royal College of Surgeons London
who may be personally consulted at his residence No 157
Priace street. few blocks west Of Broadway New York
from II O'Clock in the morning, till 2 and from O'Clock
I'LL in the evening, Sundays excepled.)
TRIESENAR No, lis the remedy of general and local
debility loss Of virie power premature decay and all the
distressing consequences arising from early abuse &c; all
physical mpedimeuts vanish like magic before its inu
enoe thus rendering its invaluable those entering
the marriage state.
TBIEsEdAR No 2-RntiYely eradcstes all traces Of
those disorders which copavs cubebs have 50 long
been thought snedote for the ruin Of the health Of
Rvss portion of the population.
TRlbSbaAR No BIS the great European remedy for
That class Disorders which, unfortunately the English
physician treats with mercury the inevitable distruc-
hon Of the patients constitution and which all the sarsa-
palilla ia the world cannot remove.
TRIEeENAR Nos. ], and g. are prepared in the form
OF lozspge, devoid OF taste SMELL and can be carried
In the waistcoat pocket Sod in tin and divided
IN separate doses, administered by Vapeau Lalle-
man Roux Ricord, &c, &C. Price So each or f9urcasss
In one for &c. which $751; and in $27 cases whereby
there is a saving Of SO
Special arrangements having been made with the var-
gus Expresses the nine dollar cases Tresenar and
the larger szeswl be forwarded by DR.. Barrow
pad Immediately on receiving remittance, to any part
OF the world securely packed and addressed according
10 be instructions Of the writer thus securing to the pub
lie genuine European preparations and ehecualy pro
lecting them from spurious and pernicious mtai1ons
The thes dollar eases sent usual but not free Of car
raCe.
~ No 157 Prince street, ew doors west Of Broadway
New York dly j22
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ROCLE,s BAZAAR.


Besides erecting handsome Romanesque front to the
whole building be has completely remodeed the interior,
and has fitted up three separate hors of about sixty feet
in depth with view to convenience, and at the same
time with an elegance rarely The carved wood
work was furnished by Paul MeNutt; the painting and
the decorations Of the cell ng which exquistey beau
tfu by j. w Mcpherson; the upholstery Of the Ladies'
Boudoir by Mons. G. W Roeth with A. steele.l
The result is combustion Of exoeencies that must
impress the most careless eye making the most sppropF
ate ornaments for
Temple of Fashion!
The Bazaar on the first floor is devoted the sale of
Ladies' Har Work, Toilet Soaps Perfumery, Dressing
Gases.
" znd all Fancy articles required for either use,
and is attended by competent females. In the
the Ladies' Boudoir and Private Hair Dyeng Rooms.
On the floor above and entirely separate from the other
departments, the Gentlmens Wig Saloon, and Pri-
Aate Hair Dyeing Rooms. The remaining paris of the
building devoted to the manufacture Of
The Celebrated Hyperion Fluid,
ROsle's Electric Hair Dye.
(the best in the world) and
BoEle's Balm of CytherIa,
which is carried on with unusual facilities for the de.
spateh Of business
In addition to the various foreign prumees cosmetics
&c. so well known TO the fashionable world, Mr.. Boyle
bgs leave to say that be has srcsiUe aGVantGgeS in
obtaining new and rechere articles, through his agents
in Europe who sell his Hyperion Fluid.
He is also sole agent for the celebrated Perumers
Messrs, I. H. PETERs Co., and R. & A. WmeHT, of
In every departments it winbe the aim of the propre
tor to surpass all his previous efforts, and to make
BOGLE'S BAZAAR
the repository of elegance and the resort of fashion
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NEW RING coo s.
HALL. DAME &; CO.,
20 Hanover Street,
Have received and are now opening their New Stock

Have received and are now opening their New Stock
RING AND sUMME
600 1eiS.
Comprising an extensive assortment of the most choice
and desirable articles, and presenting altogether of
the most attractive stocks ever exhibited consisting of
silk Robes of the latest styles al every COLOR from
$40 $780,
Rich Silks, of the latest styles imported
Medium quality Silks complete assortment.
Low priced Silks, complete assortment,
shaws in every STYLE Stella shaws Cashmere Border,
$500.
Cashmere Long shawls from IS, so to $75 some grea
bargains
Mantias and yisites of our own manufacture, very
large assortment always hand of the latest and new
ests styles.
Velvet Capes-In these Goods have many novelties
found at no other house in Boston.
Velvels for oapes, every quality
Berages and Muslins, splendid stock, and splendid
styles.
Prints and DeIaines, Of every manufacture from 81 to
25c.
10 Cases French Brillants, 124c, worth zoe.
Plain all Wool DeLaines, every shade and color.
Valencia Plaids full stock, from % to 75,.
Mourning Goods Of every description.
Housekeeping Goods, of every description
Linens Linen Bosoms, Table Linens, Curtain Muslins
/ Sc. &c.
Purchasers Of Dry Goods are invited to call and ex
anime stock believing they will be satisfied either
| regards prices, quality or style.
HALL, DAME * co.,
70 Hanover street, opposite Elm street. under American
House, Boston d3u sp21
A CARD TO GENTLEMEN.
Gentlemen visiting Boston are respectfully invited to
sal and examine our SPRING AND SUMNER
/ STYLES of
PARIS AND LONDON COATS.
Our Stock of CLOTHS and co ATINGS is the larg-
est we have ever offered FOR EXHIBITION. It EN-
braces many new and beautiful styles which cannot be
found elseEhere
Our PANTALooNS AND YESTIEGS exceed in
variety and elegance Of MATERIAL anything offered in
Boston!
The of which has imported at cur own order
and selected from the ENGLISH AND FRENCH
MANUFACTURERS, by an agent of acknowledged
Taste.
CUTTING AND MANUFACTURING.
Having as assistants in the CUTTING AND MAN
| BFACTURTRG DEP 4RTMENT, Cutters and Work
men of rare ability and experience
1T is OUR DETERMINATION to offer every
ce manufactured by U.S. much and attention. as
| 70 stamp it at once ELEGANT AND DISTINC
| TIVE.
p Il Q e S.
1t is for own interest as well as those whom we
BeEve, to make prices low and uniform for First
us further but be induced to Recommend their
friends
CHAS. A. SMITH s. CO.,
mch3l PIN No. Old State House, Boston
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This oertifes that my wife was afflicted with a weak
ness, or general debility Hill Jassph's medicine
cured her. I
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RAILROADS.


--s2s~=sz XNORCEST Eg s NAGTUA
r r. R.-Einter arTagemeat-0n ana AFTER
December l, passeugertTaiDs viii run follows:
Leave Worcester al 20 and IL is ~, and &15 T. NJ
Leave NashIa at ITO and y 20 IL, and 500 P. NJ.
At Nsshua ali trains except first from Nashua, and
last from Worces connect with the trains Of the Concord
Railroad, where passengers take the to and from the
Northern, the Passumpsc the Boston, Concord and Non
treal, and the Vermont Central Railroads.
At droton Junction trains connect directly with the
trains Of The Stony Brook Railroad and also with those
Of the Echhurg Railroad with the exception of the first
train nom Boston, and at Eitchburg with uains Of the
Vermont Il Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads.
For further particulars and connections with other
roads, pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Eng
land States" G w. BENTLEY, sup't.
Worcester Nov I. 1853. diff
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d. A COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.
i;; two story House, Barn. and three acres of well
- cultivated land within q miles of the Post Of
flee. The buildings new well built, aud oeCu
pied. More land can be had if wanted. Terms easy.
Inquire of 7. NJ. LAMB.
mch4 pH 275 Main street.
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I'D "a III N W
Freight LG2Ge
-BETwBEN -
WOrCeSteT and LYea0 York.
COMMERCIAL STEAMBOAT COMPANIES LINE
Of Powerful Screw Steamers,
-BETWEEN-
PROVIDENCE AND NEW YORK,
Connecting at Providence with the

Connecting at Providence with the
Providence 81 Worcester Rail Road.
s gsfS%Rasl g. u Goods transported between Wor
@aa= =zzs, qcester and New York as low, and will
s'5sas equal DESPATCH as by any other line
The Steamers of this line will leave Providence New
York daily Sundays excepted) from foot Of South Main
Street. and will leave New York daily, Sundays except
ed) from Pier H. North River.
Philadelphia and Baltimore freight taken at reasonable
rates. and forwarded with great despatch
This Line connects by arrangement with the daily In.
land Line of Propeers between New York and PhadeI,
pha and with the tri-weekly inland line to Baltimore,
when the inland route is open.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Freight will be forwarded
from New York by any other lines if so directed at
current rates.
For further information, apply to W. II. JOURDAN,
Office of Providence and Worcester Railroad Co., Isaaj
0dell Pier No IL, North River, New York, or to
B. BUFFUM, Agent Foot South Main ST.,
Worcester, June % 1856. dawtf Providence.
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ENEO. Il. =. CURTIS. REAL ESTATE
az BROKER. 1877 Main street.
On hand for SALE Modern built and Cottage Houses.
Several valuable farms, one the city.
Dwellings to exchange for farms.
l400 Acres Timber Land in St. Lawreuce county, N.
800 Acres Farming Land in Virginia.
Lots in different parts of the city.
One superior Seraphine very low.
nj
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d. FOR SALE.-A genteel, private residence,
i!s situated II miles from Post Office containing
of choice land we'll stocked with every vari-
ETY. Of Rruitn dearing. large story Dwelling with
all modeI improvements Barn and Carriage House and
oil convenient out-buildngs This is the desirable
place sale for gentleman of taste and means.
Teranf easy. Inquire of GEO. I. s. CURTIS,
FIG d3m 1877 Main street.
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C. L o @ * S
French and American Clocks of every variety at very
low prices. FISK g. GODDARD
1876 Union Block Main street,
f39 diff Worcester, Mass.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-08-08
Progress Of Public Opinion.

Those who watch the straws which indi-
cate the direction and rapidity of the current
of opinion will see somewhat remarkable
ono in the history of the Californis mail
route and the comments which it's location
has elected Five years ago, the South
would have been satisfied If the eastern
terminus Of the mail route determining the
future railroad, had been fixed at st. Louis.
Its location there would have been looked
upon by the north as a defeat, by the South
as victory. So completely at that time
was Missouri and her commercial capital
looked upon as identified with the slave-hold-
ing States in institutions, feelings and char
acter. Now, however, so much is Missouri
looked upon as northern State, and St.
Louis as northern city, that the South in
sisted upon the location Of the principal
eastern terminus at Memphis, and exult
over the secondary position which st. Louis
is made to assume as northern defeat. So
it is in some respects, but at the same time
a revelation Of victory significant Of more
moral influence, than can be exerted by a
dozen of California mail routes.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-08-08

This well-known Company have, in anti
cipaton of the early completion of the NJ.
& NJ. X. r., extended their operations to
this City and Omaha. The general Agent
informed US that the Company did not e1-
pect to make anything, at present, by this
extension of their business, but wished to
be on the ground ahead Of all COMPETE
tors, and to thus form a nucleus around
which business would cluster upon the COM
pletion Of the railroad. This Company
needs no commentator from US, as it is
well-known throughout the United States.
We should think that this arrangement
would be of vast benefit to the merchants
and bankers Of the Missouri Slope, in the
transmission of goods, parcels and COIN
The advertisement Of the Company can be
found in another column.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-08-08
Flattering Prospect.

j. THOMPSON the great wall street broker
and predictor of crashes, draws hefollowing
fattering picture of the prospects Of this
country. Read it, every body. ...- -.
1t is seldom can look to the future
with bri ghter hope of prosperity in all the
branches Of agriculture, trade and commerce
than at present, There has not been sea-
son, thus far, in many years, that gives
stronger evidence of abundant yield, and of
equal quality of all the products Of the earth.
The markets-too-foreig and domestic
are open to receive all the surplus, of what
ever kind, at not only remunerative prices
but at great profit on their cost. Not only
the products of the soil-but everything nee
essarily arising from it, is high and in de-
mand. Who ever has seen the time when
horses-c CATTLE sheep and swine commanded
prices equal to the PRESENT. And it is not on
ly the farming interest that thrives, but every
class of trade shares in the common prosperi-
ty of our country. We are at peace with
all the world-our commerce is open to al
most every clime-paying handsome profit
to all engaged in it. Added to this, we are
having no unimportant daily addition to the
common wealth of our country by the host
Of emigrants from European ports, with nc
inconsiderable amount Of the needful to aid
them in bringing to high state of cultiya-
ton the immense prairies of the West. We
have our gold felds-contributing largely to
the common!fund &c.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-08-08

For the past week, dust and wind have
been more plenty than welcome. Our
streets have become very dry, and every
little breeze sends the dust flying about in a
manner at once astonishing and troublesome
in fact, this dust business, has become
decided bore-everything in our Office is
covered with dust to the depth of-well,
no matter 1t has explored our swelling nos
trils, and dove deep into our ears, it has
accumulated upon our trousers, and filed our
eyes with tears--and we hereby protest
against its committing any further depreda-
dations. "Down with the DUST" we say,
and if we could only have some rain, it
would crafty the poor devils along Broad
way, almost as much as the result of the
election-with this difference-all would be
gamers, whereas, by the late election, some
lost, at least, so the story goes.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-08-08
The Council Bluffs Guards.

This fine military company were out on
parade few evenings since, under COM
mand of Lieutenant CRAIG, and escorted by
the Brass Band. After marching through
several streets, they halted in single t'e IN
front of our Office, faced about and stood
with presented arms, while the Band treated
US to a fine serenade. Many thanks for that
music, its memory fingers with us yet, and
as for the Guards, may they ever be armed
with the sword of Truth, adorned with the
epaulette of Virtue, crowned with the plume
of Fame, and under the protection OF the
Star-spangled Banner, may their march
through life be as uniform as their dress,
and when at last, they are ordered to halt
before the Citadel of Death, may they lay
down their arms, and like true soldiers yield
without q grOan.
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woat Next.

The Richmond South lowers the muzzles
of its battery. Distant Walker is no longer.
Buchanan Is brought within point blank
range, and here is the first shot:
If Mr.. Buchanan entertains the idea that
he can trife with the feelings Of the South
ern Democracy and may safely defy their
he is at liberty to undertake the
experiment. But it is hardly possible that
so sagacious politician can mistake the
apologize tone of few placemen for the
genuine voice Of the Southern people.
Though the Southern members Of the
Cabinet should incline to disparage the
spirit of the State Rights Democracy, the
distinct and emphatic utterance Of the Geor-
gia and Mississippi Conventions would not
allow Of SO fatal an error as to suppose than
any regard for the integrity of Party, Or any
attachment to the administration will COM
pei silent acquiescence in the Kansas strug-
gle. If Mr.. Buchanan attempts to shield
Walker. he will only expose his own body to
mortal stroke. There is no divinity about
the person Of President which the Democ-
racy are afraid to violate. The instant the
Administration assumes the responsibility OF
Walkers treachery, that instant will the SUI
baltcrn sink out Of sight and the President
become the object of denunciation, which is
now leveled against his appointee. But,
there will be no precipitation in the matter.
The Democracy of tho South are reluctant
to identify Mr.. Buchanan with Robert ).
Walker. They will not abandon an Admin
istration which they brought into power, ex-
cept upon compulsion of the most irresisti-
bic and unequivocal evidence gifts treachery
to the South. They are governed BY i'm.
pulse, and will demean themselves with the
dignity and decorum due to the gravity OF
the occasion. But woe betide the man who
mistakes their forbearance. Though he be
President of the United States, with aservile
party at his back, and eighty millions year
in his pocket, he cannot stiAe the voice OF
the Southern Democracy.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-08-08

We publish elsewhere, the Fall announce
ment of this St. Louis Dry Goods House.
We commend them to the business men OF
this section, from the fact, that they are
advertising extensively, throughout the
Northwest, and, it is sure index, that they
are doing large business, and, as Sc
quence, selling at reasonable rates. That's
our opinion-and we think it approximates
near the facts of the case. Try them, and
then you'll know. to a certainty.
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No: it is a short-haired, sose-eyed puppy'
and has lately taken to diurnal yelpings'
Farm Products.

In rich prairie country like this ana
so easily titled, vegetables and farm pro
ducts ought to be plentiful, and afforded AZ
a reasonable price, this season Of the year.
Put sucb ia not the case-everything COM
mands an exhorbitant priee-potatoes are
selling at from $3.50 to $500; butter at
so cents per pound, and eggs at 25 cents
ner dozen, and other articles in proportion.
Why is it Our prairies are productive to
a wonderful extent-feed for cattleis abun-
dant-and we see no good reason why farm
products are SO scarce. Wonder If the
late election has had anything to DO with
regulating the matter ? If so, we don't won
der that the sstimes are out Of joint" Al
any rate, if we can't help it, we shall have
to console ourself with the believe that It
will be all right ssafter harvest"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-08-08
Land Warrants Found.

Several hundred acres of Land Warrants
were pumped up out Of the we'll at the Pit
yer House stable last week. The Warrants
have evidently been stolen and thrown into
the we'll to conceal them. 1t is possible that
more Warrants may be found, and some clue
come up to identify the property and the
thief WinterseH Madisonidn.
s'Several hundred acres of Land War;
rants - 1t must have been very large
yell, or else very small acres.