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DOBERTs' CHoLIC MIXTURE.
H0 FOR INFANTS

HW FOX INFANIS.
The Proprietor in compromising this preparation had
In view remedy that would be prompt Il relieve and At
the time be followed by Of those after effects
injurious to the health and constitution Of thousands
Of children throughout the country He was prompted
to the preparation Of this article from meeting so fire.
quenty 10 his practice those dease which had
their rise and origin solely from the much 10 be amened
practice Of continually dosing with Pareguric Laudanum
and other narcotic preparations frequently resored
to by parents to relieve their children OF the collie pains
and stomach aches to which they ave so subject Too
much caution In the exhibition Of medicines followed by
such deeerous effects, and oentmes disastrous Gomez
quences be used and when remedies Of this class
required those only should be selected which will DO
followed by DO evil consequences. This Mixture used
according directions will relieve at once and may be
exhibited without fear of any III effects arising nom It's
use. For sale by all Druggists. Price Is cents.
HARRAIa RlALEY, n ExrrOhEN,
Wholesale Druggists, New York City, sole Agents.
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PICTURES FOR IS CENTS.

HATHAWAY will make for the public Single Glass
Pictures (ca'led Improved Ambroypes) far % cents.
~ The Outy Improved Ambrotyps, known as Cut
ng's Patent, for rs cents, 81 20 and upwards.
OF diff Opposite Olark's Block
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WORCE



DR.. TRACY DELMORE, the great curer Of Consump.
ton, was for several years badly afflicted with Dyspep-
sa That TOT part OF the time he fined to his bed
He was eventually cured by prescription furnished him
by young elairvoyant girl This prescription given by
mere child, while IN state Of trance has cured every
body who has taken it, having failed once lis
equally as sure in cases of Fits Of Dyspepsia The in
grealents may be found any drug store will send
s Vauaoe prescription to any person the receipt
one stamp to pay postage Address DR. TRACY nEI
uhh, Great Curer Of Consumption, New York Post Of
0 Gavin ap2l
Hair RestDTatiVe.-we are pleased to he able
70 the satisfaction Of patrons after trial Of an
article advertised in columns We have the sasfac
on TO know several of readers who have used Prof
WOODS Hair Resto alive and pronounced it to be lust
what tne advertisement says it is We have several per
s5nsi acquaintance, 100, who gray headed-they
have tried it, and they willingly add the testimony to
It's eihcacy and will give further information to others de
string it. This speaks well for the article and we ADVISE
81 VINO 40 not wish to appear gray headed Woods
Hair Restorative Western Patriot.
For sale by GEORGE R SPUR, and by all respect
able Druggists daw2w ap2I
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DIR. BrOadbent's Medical Office

No. las Court street, near Revere House, Boston,
Mass established for specially treating and curing all
Diseases Of The Throat, Heart Lungs Throat and Resprs
tory Organs by the inhalation Breathing of Warm
Cold Medicated Vapors would most respectfully
the citizens of Worcester aud vicinity and his un
patients throughout New England, that he has
returned to his Office in Boston; EXCLUSIVELY
PRACTICE, where he may be consulted daily, person
ally or ny letter, from a. m. to p. m, free
TIE PREMATURE DECAY YoUTH.-Just published by
DR. Broadben the eminent Physologist private medi-
cal Treatise the Early Decay Of American Youth Sem
ina Weakness and ether diseases Of the sexual organs
IN both male and female. 1t is for general distributions
aud may be had by calling at his Office, it will he
mailed in sealed envelope any part the country free
oil charge, receipt OF two letter stamps for postage
To TIE LADIES' Ladies' troubled with irregularities,
Weaknesses and other complaints peculiar to the female
system, will End speedy care by calling as Adobe.
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o. o. BALL, SUPPLEMENTARY
Main street. apostle the Depot Ct the NorRch Nashua
Eitchhurg, Boston and New YORK Railroads,
ap21 Worcester Mass. diff
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o NV NUE. , MSSIUNS.
Furnishing Undertaken & Colin Wa

mousse
Cotius, Baskets, Patent Metallic Burial Gases and
Robes NJ every description always hand. Also the
NV PATENT METALLIC CAsKRT, Of all sizes.
Every thug connected with the management OF f1ne
ais promy attended to- No 49 Front street residence
So Front street. Worcester, Mass. dEWtf my2S
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E. =. MASON
Uau probably sell PInno Forte . cheaper than any
dealer or agent In tho State. Cark'u Block, Worcester
igBO dit
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IMpERT.L PHOTOGRAPHs.

CTAFITN Is proiucipg his new and inimitabla style
of Photographs with entiie You have only to
sit for one pictures after which, the artist make
indefinite number all uniformly good, without further
tronble 10 the subject They cheaper aud per-
feet considering their size, than any other pct1re and
destined long supersefe all other Photographic
ducions.
This new and beautiful style Of picture fast winning
arts Il can be made perfect fac Sine OF nature
md less liable to change by light duration Of me.than
any Ambrotype made. Made only at 1sS Main St.
AMBROGRAPHS,
This style Of Pictures it the most economical and
venient in point of expense and transportation of any
other style 1t cau be sent safely ny mail in letter, sub
ject to extra CHARGE ard would lie agreeable sur
prise to any friend relative. Il be obtained only
at Claims, for the nina OF so each. Made
Onlv at 1sS Main street
CLAFLIE still continues to make Daguerreotypes and
Helnotypes in his usual unique STYLE Ss Main street.
over Citizens Hauk. diff apis
II. F. Bishop, graduate Of the Baltimore College
OF Dental Surgery, having had extensive practice
this city, for the last ysars has now re.
moved his Office to his house, No IA Pearl street where
bis professional services may still he obtained He would
call attention particularly to his method treating chill
drens teeth securing to them, by timely skill and
sight fine set Of Natural Teeth the appreciation Of
which has induced many parents tn place their children
under his charge-and he hopes all parents will see the
Importance Of early placing every child in the OF
some skul and faithful Dentist secure their future
comfort.
,B5-TooTH POWDER AND VASE &C., for sale.
Office open all hours Of the day and evening-I4 Pear
street, I'd Dwelling House from Main street.
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StyIes cd Dress Goods.

shown for the fst time in this city. Ladies wishing
dress which will be to look like new ne" should
examine stock In this line have Fouard SILKS and
Ohaes, 10 plain colors such brogn and.bue. Pquet
Prints in white grounds French Prints 10 Robe guile,
figures imitation Of Black Lace Muslin de Cheres, and
SIX and Linen Popins, Thing, handsome Silks,
and cost much less
Ladies', our store is the place to buy handsome
dresses. BRYANT SHELDON.
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THE GREAT EYGLISH REMEDY.

SIX JAMES UbAKkEIS
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from a Prescription of Sir j. Clarke, NJ D.
Physician Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unaiinP in the OF all
those painful and dangerous disorders which the e-
male constitution is subject 1t moderates all excess
removes all obstruelon and sneeiY cure nav be relied
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This certifes that my wife was afflicted with weak
ness, general debility. Doctor Hrs medicines cured
her. JFB
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Adm IHAY kR
ATTORNEY y COUNSELLOR At Law.
No 2lS Sair street. .-.-..-- Worcester, Mass
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GREAT d sTRiA FEAT.

JAMES LAMBERT, the Champion Plank Walker Of
hmertca who is the ouy who has fairly accomplish
ed the extraordinary feat of walking 1000 miles in 1000
consecutive hours will commence the great feat Of walk
ing on plank, Jos consecutive hours without Sleep at
Molineuax's Shooting Gallery, on TUES DAY, the 9th
inst lie will b. matched against time for $780,
Vocal and Instrumental Music every evening
Admission 10 cents. DIFF ap28
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YEAR! siOCO A YEAR ! /

DRUNING AND GRAFTING.-persOns
who may wish to have their Fruit frees Grated the
present Season. obtain the services Of competent
person by calling tae Subscriber, May street. OPP
posite the head OF Abbott street. The best references
eau be furnished. JOHN DAILY.
diff
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WANTS.

" nv 10.
EMANTED-lOO Agents to engage 10 a profitable
and active business. They must have from s 90
to $500 in cash. property Of kind invest N the
business as every agent must necessarily be Interested
WIN the undersigned Great Inducements offered to
suitable PERSONS Apply in person or BY letter to
FREEMAN n WETHERELL,
Merrheld's Buildings, 81 FIX .hange street.
apps d6wn Worcester, Mass.
A W Ell n ULSS "a healthy gomsn who has
"A lost her child, wishes obtain infant to nurse
Inquire at Felix Devlin's, Landon street, for MARY
1hlmbf' d3tF op24
an DOL CARDER WANTED ~ Wanted
y Immediately, man to take the Cardng Spin
ming, and Weaving, by the job at sanet mill OF tive
SETS None need apply unless he can come well recon-
mended. Apply to JAB NJ. FOLLANSBEE, ESQ.,,
Washington Square, Worcester. Dot ans
AM ANEED--A good second hand modern built
w Chsise, for which cash will be paid. Apply at
this ofice DIFF an23
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% These Machines now justly admitted to be
the 6estin use for Family Sewing making strong
and elastic stitch which will MOT rip, even If every
fourth stitch be cut. Circulars sent application by
letter. Agents wanted
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z n oYM ~.


RETIRED PHYSICIAN,
SEVENTY FIVE YEABs OF AGE, Whose sands of life
have nearly out. discovered while in the East
4 Indies certain cure fer Consumption, Asthma,
4 Bronchitis. Coughs and General Debility. The REM
I edy was discovered by lhim when his only chi d,
daughter was given up to die. Wishing to do much
GOOD possible he will send to such of his afflicted
fellow beings request it, this recipe with full and
plici directions for making up ard successfully using
it, he requires each applicant enclose him one shI
lingthree cents to be returned postage the
cpe and the remainder to be applied tc the payment
of this advertisement.
Address Dr. JAMES, IS Grand street, jersey !
City, N. j. d&Wlm ap2I 4
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TO LET.

- CHEAP RENT-TO LET-A Cottage
E.s h use in good condition, near Lincoln SQUARE
& which has been rentsd for $3.50, will be rented for
$50 Also tenement the latter, with good gar
de will be et for the smount one half of the rent
could be realized from the garden Inquire at ID Pearl
street dot ap28
THNO LET OR FOR SALE.-14 acres very de-
sirshle land on the old road to Mibury two and a
half miles from the City Hall One half was plowed last
fal the remainder is pasurage There is sbut three
unred very thrifty young trees of apples, pears peach
qninces also grapes, SC The land very de-
srabe for early produce and is capable of very high Gull
vation. The above will be sold on very easy terms
Inquire of @. @. COLEMAN,
apo diff PIT Main street
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TO MARRIED LADIES


Its peculiarly suited 1t will in short time, bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One lar, bears the Government
stamp Of Great Britain to prevent counterfets.
e n u n
These Pills should not be taken by females that are
pregnant, during the first three months. as they are
sure to bring on tscdriage bnt every other time
and in every other case, they perfectly safe
10 all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain In
the BACK and Limos Fatigue slight exertion Papita
ton OF the Heart Mysteries, and Whitss these lis will
effect cure when all other have and although
powerful remedy, do contain IRON caomel antimo
ny, or anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions &C company each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES,
(Late 1. O. Baldwin Co. y Rochester n Y
N. b. ST. aud six postage stamps enclosed to any au-
l90raFd Agent will ensure bottle of the Pills by return
mail
For sale by druggists in every town in the United
tstes.
BURR. FOSTER & CO., No. 1 oornhin Boston.
Wholesale Agents for New England
For sale by VIM Bush II Co wholesale and retail
Agents, and druggists generally. d&wtf dec22
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DRY GOODS.

NJ o L t 1 e 8
Among our large receipt of New Goods the past week.
may be found some rare
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Mr.. KENN EDH, o. Roxbury, has discovered in
ne of eur common pasture weeds remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-03-18
Later from Utah.

The Coucil Bluffs Bugle, ofthe Sd, says
Mr.. Winegate, just arrived from Salt Lake,
Jan 25th, reports no snow in Salt Lake
Valley, and very little on the mountains
He came by route known only to Nor
mon mountaineers, by which horsemen in
single file can pass an army undiscovered.
The route passes between perpendicular
rock thirteen miles, in many places only
three feet wide, completely covered by rock
roof
The Mormons are manufacturing small
cannon with percussion locks and telescope
sights, to carry two pound ball with as
much certainty as common rifles one huu-
dred and twenty yards. They are also
making five hundred revolvers week, and
manufacturing coarse powder for mining
purposes.
Skirmish between Mormons and picket
guard of army; two of former killed; four
of latter reported killed. Young is will,
ing the civil officers should come into the
Territory and enter upon their duties, but
if the army attempt to enter the Valley
they will be resisted.
January oath, Young preached to 5000
people, all of whom rose when Young re-
quested those in favor Of giving the troops
"Hell," to rise.
A letter from Capt. Marcy, dated Taos,
Jan. "a, says he was 81 days in making
the trip. For two hundred miles he en-
countered snow from two to FIVE feet deep;
made only 80 miles in 10 days; lived on
starved mules for IL days; one man per-
ished; many badly frozen; lost A out of
sc mules.
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left home after quaireling with her hus-
band. The sermon preached alluded to
disagreements between man and wife; and
so much did it apply to her case, that she
felt convinced, and actually professed relig-
ion before leaving the building. She clos
ed by offering prayer.
Another incident is as follows-aThe
conversion of young man who was we'll
known sometime since As anegro min
strel, has occasion some remark. He took
no delight in anything but singing negro
songs and playing the banjo, but was con-
strained one night to attend the Hanson
Place N. E. Church, where he became in
terested and in short time hopefully con
rerted. tt7
The Philadelphia Press of the 1lth
says: "As was announced in the last num-
Der of the Press, the Daily Prayer Meeting
at Jayne's Hall, was yesterday day held
in the main room of that capacious edi6ce,
When the hour had about half elapsed, yes
terday, during which the midday meeting
is held, we entered the hall, and 10 our
amazement found it densely crowded, every
seat being occupied, including the settees
in the aisles, and large portion of the i'm
mense galleries, and those who left for want
of room upon the main floor are said to
have exceeded the number who could not
gain admission the day previous, when the
meeting was held in the small room ad
joining. There was certainly not less than
three thousand persons entered the hall
during the hour; the largest meeting con-
vened for the simple purpose OF prayer to
God that has ever been assembled in this
country.
An Episcopalian clergyman present re-
marked that he doubted if there was man
in this city who would had faith enough to
believe on Tuesday that SO vast an assem-
bly, would be gathered there on the follow
ing day in the attitude of prayer-meeting
be also reminded the audience before TAX
ing his seat that the greatest danger to
which this enterprise would be exposed,
was the disposition to rely upon their own
strength, now that they were numerous, in
stead of relying upon the God in whom
they trusted while they were yet weak in
numbers.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-03-18

HAIR REsToRATIvE.-The demand for
this unrivalled preparation for the hair and
skin is beyond the possibility of the doubt,
and its sale is greater than any other
Hair Restorative that has ever been be-
fore the public. Tens of thousands of per-
sons who were bald and gray, and Others
whose faces were covered with uasightly
blotches and pimples, are now, with their
own glossy hair, and faces comely and
fair to look upon, seen daily promenading
the streets of all the principal cities of the
Union, and.by their influence spreading the
fame Of Alpine Hair Balm throughout the
civilized world. But the trial of one bot
tie is more convincing than all we could say
in whole Newspaper column.
1t does not dye but gives life, health,
and beauty to the decaying, falling, and
and dead, restoring as if by magic, that
which was supposed to be irrecoverably lost.
Heads nearly bald and Others nearly white,
are daily being changed to their pristine
beauty, and faces covered with pimples are
rendered as smooth as an infants and blush
ing as rose, all by The use of Alpine Hair
Balm.-.S. Louis Commercial.
For sale at the BOOK STORE.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-03-18

4TH OF MARCH, ls5s.-One year ago
to-day, James Buchanan was inauguarted
as President of the United States. He
has been called an "old fogy," but his acts
disprove the imputation. He is undoubted-
ly a. progressive Democrat" He has pro-
gressed more rapidly in the Road to Ruin
the ruin of his own fame and the party
TO which he belongs, than any of his il
lustrious predecessors. The men who ad-
vocated his election, some Of them leading
men whom he appointed to Office, are in
open and undisguised rebellion, and hesi-
tate not to style him traitor, false to his
own professions, and untrue to his pledges.
This is what Mr.. Buchanan's friends say of
him. Were we his enemy, we could hard
ly say more of him. If be progresses at
the rate be has been going during the
first year Of his Administration, we fear
there will be little hope Of his being his
own successor in the high Office to which
he was chosen.
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Aetu advertisements.
WHILE YOUNG
Prepare for Stations
rrcrru1NrSs Ann HONOR
USEFULNESS AND HONOR.

FREDERICKSBURG HIGH SCHOOL will
F commence its summer term Of five months,
on Thursday, April Is. This is an established
institution, favorably known, and the proprie-
tors are determined o meet the wants Of the
age and rational expectations of its numerous
and intelligent patrons. They possess the ap-
paratus formerly owned by Edinburg College,
which has largely increased. and in the study
of Philosophy, Chemistry, Surveying, &c., they
will give all the necessary illustrations. Spe-
cial attention will be given to such as wish to
prepare to teach. Young Ladies and Gentle-
men wishing to improve their minds, will find
it to their advantage to come and see for them
selves. Boarding can be had in private families
at very reasonable rates. There are facilities
for boarding in clubs, to such as prefer this,
which is much lower and becoming popular.
Any inquiries addressed to the Professors will
be promptly answered.
B. O. SMITH, Prof.
Mathematics, Natural Science. &C.
s. M. G. ANDERSON, Prof
Languages and Moral Science, DC.
Fredericksburg, Wayne co., O.-30ml.
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A NovEL SHoorna MArcH.-It has
been announced that Captain Travis has
accepted q wager TO shoot, at three shots,
three oranges, placed upon the head and
hands of boy. 1t is certainly most re-
markable fact, only equalled by that of the
great VIM. Tell, with his acrossbow and
srrow,n shooting an apple off his sons head.
4 The pistol which he intends to use in
this trial shot is one made by Morgan James
of Utica, New York, who has no superior
in such workmanship. The oranges are
each to be 81 inches in diameter; one is
placed on the top of his head, and one cu
the back of each band, the arms being ex-
tended. In this position, at the distance
of ten PAGES. or thirty feet, facing the
shooter, and with no intervening object,
Capt. John Travis proposes to hit each Or
ange, and has only three shots to hit the
three oranges. The feat is to be perform
ed in this city in June next. The boy who
is to support the oranges is ten years of
age, and bright and sprightly lad. He
is now under daily training. The boys feet
are placed twelve inches apart, and his
hands upon his hips. The Captain shoots
through the angle made by the bending of
the arms and between the feet. This is
done to accustom the boy to the firing,
and, if possible, give him more confidence
and make him feel at ease. From what
we have seen, he possesses all the nerve
requisite to the perfect accomplishment of
this most extraordinary feat. The little
fellow is native of Louisville, and has
mother is alDays present during the prac-
tising. She is entirely satisfied that it
acl result in safety to her son.
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From the Cleveland Herald.
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

The M. e. Churches In this Gity.
Sr. Clan STREET CHuEcH.-in TINS
Church about 200 have been converted
12o have already united with the Society.
The meeting still continues every evening
with increasing interest.
Fer SraErr-Over fifty have joined
tb;, church. Many others have professed
reI;oion, and the work still goes on.
PrRsr SrREEr-Fifty have also joined
this Church, with prospect that others
viii be added.
PRosPEcr SrREEr.-(German. = A
good revival is going on in this Church.
Sixteen have already joined.
Buck CHuRcH-(West Side "A most
gracious revival is in progress in this
Church also; over sixty person. have al
ready united vita this Church.
BR1DeE STREET MIss1oN.-One hund-
red and eight have united with the Church
in this Mission.
The GERMAN NJ. E. CHuRcH.-(West
Side)-Have had some additions; number
not known.
EAST !CLEvELAED-Over one hundred
have united with The Church in this Soci-
ETY. also.
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MILLESBURG
SCHOOL,

THE first session will commence April L.,
i 1858 and continue five months; under the su-
pervision of Rev. j. P. Scor1, A. NJ, Prof, of the
Latin and Greek Languages and Moral Science.
J. @. PoxEnnE. Esq, Prof. of Mathematics
and Natural Science, and CHARLEs KoLBE, Prof
of Vocal and Instrumental Music and the Ger
man Languages. Thus affording an opportu-
nifty of studying all the branches usually taught
in our Colleges. There will be exercises in
speaking and reading compositions, carefully
superintended by the teachers. The govern
ment will be mild but firm. Every student
will be required to to conform to code of
Bylaws adopted by the Teachers. Boarding
can be obtained at reasonable rates. For fur
ther particulars, address either Of the Teachers,
Millersburg, Holmes County, O.