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ID EN- OVAL.-DR. G.. A. HILLS
MEDICAL OFFICE
Is removed to
No. So MAIN STREE


liberty, without socitaton the following
parts Of certificates received by during last eig
teen months VIII You read them? and if your condition
OF health requires advice either and see me- or
what you need
DR.. Hill cured me in three DAYS Of private disease
Ws made its appearance ten days before called at his
Dr. ll-sir Your valuable medicines bay We nermansnt
Y cured me Of seminal weakness, which has affected
Dd b4 III the Last ys n Years c ,t e d. barre Mass
o. mme Who IS in trouble Sent the same kind you sold
Dr. Ill- am now nearly cured Think Ss shall II need
one bottle more OF your Syrup and perhaps
The Powderscyo9 know best Send soon conyen-
le! rc, Yours, ". j., Manchester, n. II.
Dr. Hill has treated old Of private disease for
me- and cgredmc, which has troubled inc by pains in the
limbs back and joints, for the last twelve years
Dr. Hill cured in six weeks Of an Old case syphilis
contracted in the West Indies in 1850 are at liberty
to insert the above if you think best Capt 4. W. n
pr mn IL. makes use OF no remedies which faint the
9ra,i UT pehI me stomach but act directly upon the
dsease speak from experience.
Gu, Rutland Mass.
no FEMALES.-All disease peculiar to females, as
snppessons, Irregularities NC, speedily and e1cctuay
~ The French Periodical Drops and Pills or the
above affections have been well tested for the last
Dr. HIS preventive married ladies sent in any
direction secure from observation. Price So Persons at
distance may consult Dr. Hill, by letter post paid dc
scrbihs their case can have medicines securely put up
ana forwarded to any part Of United States with u
and explicit directions for Office arranged with sep
lc apartments so that patients but the Doc
tor.
Pr IL makesno charges for short consultations Post
pad letters duly answered. Those requiring much adj
wee should enclose small fee, sufficient compensate
for The time required to write the answer
~ Office hours from a. M. to 8 D. m
Very respectfully, Dr. C. A. HILL
Office No. 81 Main street, Worcester
$4,000 REWARDS!
for anything that viii surpass Or. c. A. His Panacea
ana indian MedcinSs for the remedy Of Gonorrhua
Seminal Weaknesses, Affections of the Kidneys Irrta,
tlon of the Urca Gravel and all the disorders of the
Urinary rSanswthout the least restriction to diet drink
exposure or change in the application business These
preparations are entirely
V G o g t a b e,
and although powerful they win not inIure In be eas
the most delicate constitution This preparation war
rattd To cure the above mentioned diseases without
using any eXteral applications. With my Indian Vepeta
pie Medicines you can rely upon thorough cure by call
mg upon NE at my Office No. CUP stairs Main street
iyl dtf Wy +r 49," '''N0''
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DR. HILL will continue his usual moderate CHARGES
each ones circumstances taken into consideration
ellcctual cure. f any
gB Consultations by letter, &C.
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and although powerful, they viii inure in the leas
the most delicate constitution This preparation is war
Tanted TO cure the above mentioned diseases without
using any eXteral applications With my Indian Yepeta
iyl ar N'F F'' ' '''N ~
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Q)nrnlbuscs.
WEST BOYT.STON AND

* $>s5ss WEST BOYLSTON AND
Vs. 99AszSs "a 0RCESTER. Change Of Time
sY9Nsa47EG5 Commencing Monday Nov. ID lS5S-
- - Leaving o. b. Sawyer's store, West
lewiston, at a a. M and p and Bay State House.
worcester, at 1870 a M and AS p Fare each way
% c9nts 80 Express business promptly and faithfully
attended to. NJ diff c. G.. BARNARD, Propt'r
nj ILLBURY AND WORCESTER OM-
~ NIBUS leaves Bay State House at 10 a. m I'd 500
y M
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Boston advertisements.


32 School street, opposite City Hall, Boston, Mass.
Samples at stores Of BUSH " Co., FITCH IL OTIS,
C. IL. HARVEY HIRAM FRENCH, and at c. FOSTER d
co. s, Agents, 222 Main street. diff d3
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TUST RECEIVED-A FRESH SUPPLY
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SR0O REWARD. = DIR. JEFFRIEs'
WV ~ ANTIDorE, Specific Mixture for the cure
OF Gonorrhma, elect, Structures, and similar disorders 1t
makes speedy cure without the least restriction diet
drink, exposure or change in application business Fur
thermthe disease cannot be contracted if dose of the
ANIlDOTE is taken when exposed. Repeated expert
mcnts and long xperelee has proved that it will radically
cure any case which can be produced. The desirable
suit is obtained in from two to ten days. and neither
creates nausea ocnds the palate
essary all deviation in diet or interruption usual pur.
suits sound sleep or healthy Digestion disease thus
removed as speedily is consistent with the thorough
and permanent cure. Its ingredients entirely vege-
table, and no Injurious effect either consuUnally or
locally can be caused by its Price 81 per bottle
g. II; RING. General Agent, 1872 Broadway, New York
Hold by hi. ). JRR ~ CO, No % fremont St. Boston
d2l div "
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Jnsurantc.

TT AMPDEN FIRE INSURANCE CO,
RI of Springfield, Mass.
Cash Capital paid in, Sl5G 600 90
Accumulated Surplus $4,000 90
VIM. d. CALHOUN, President
Jos. c. PYNCnoN, Secretary.
VIII insure Real and Personal Property against Fire.
application to NAI. 5. DENNY, Agent,
at the office of Mechanic Mutual Fire Insurance
Company, Clark's Block. Worcester.
, 1859-06-28
ASTRONOMICAL 71ETEOKOLOGf i.


Eltn!: Press arl T:::.:s;
Is there is har}l: any snh;eet OIL which It
is 50 easy and -. common for ulen to make
themselves ridiculous by protesting Too mueh'
or, ir,.lerd, even By protesting anything, rs
tha, Of ,ueteorology. it is prudent to say the
least. for those who would really lay claim
ia SONG little scientific know1cd &c Of tho sub
icct. to exercise due degree of n,oaesty and
caution, Ii is from 1he pressure Of this feeling,
and 10 avoid the appearance even o1 preclpi-
tation, tia, the subscriber has, for three years.
abs,aincd from making known. except 10 lew
intimate friends, series Of 'Iisconrses Of the
highest moment to the agricultural Ana com~
mercia1 interests Of the world.
From a slish, and apparently nn'm7or>au1
discovery iu optics, itself an abs'russ ard 'nss'-
cato science-tmbracins rany points yet un-
settled. and resrcc1ing which the scientific men
Of Europe, including 1.aplace himself. have re-
corded themselves as at variauce-hc has been
led on step by step through every species Of
difficulty, social, scientific and pecnnsafE' 10
the discovery, determination md classification
If ptinclrlcs and laws in ply steal aud as'ronoms'
cal mcteorolory, il this distinction Of terms
NAV b.. allowed, which arc not only tunda
mental; but final. thorough and conclusive.
Bu. he is fully conscious that it would aFgu'
only dcplorablc credu!tv on the rart Of an,
community, in the present enlightened an'
| thinking age, to accept his statements On nj
| own or an, other mems authority. or to give
crcdeuce 10 his Claims, unsupported By the mos
conriuciu: rr"n!. This prnof h. now 'so'sis him
self rvads !" supply and I" e"Tr'''"'a'c +
whatever test, til" most n'crt''noh* '''i 'i'
mand.
Thi, will ecmc il dus G:uc. Ne:a'a'!'
| amid such = multiplicity Of random and nj
credited predictions in regard 10 the "esthe
, 1859-06-28
RATIFICATION MEETING At nEs MONIES.

;Co1c:rnsccncs cf the rrtss and Tribunc.i
pks MotSE.. Jun. -. 1S59
Last night large aud enthusiastic meeting, Of
the Republicans wus held at Shcrman's Hall.
Jno. i. kasson, Esq., Chairman Of the old and
llar1an delivered the principal speech of the
evening II WAS the best speech I have ever
heard in Des MONIES.
Thu financial condition ef the nation he detail
I'd from the reports Of the officials, and showed
the proaigacy Of the Administration out Of their
uwn ,nouths. il proved that not James BIZ
chauan but the Democratic Purity are response
bic for the acts Of this Administration.
Fur ,nore than an hour he scatlled the Ad-
mi1!stratou for its financial mis,nnna@ cement,
its rejection of the Homestead BILL, its Pro-
slavery policy and its approval Of the Cuba
swinlle.
Senator Harlan is Que Of the strong men-
yea foremost in tile rank Of strong men Of the
West. His speech las established him firmly in
.he hearts Of this people, and lava will lose c
/ statesn1au's lators wl1en be rctires FROM tht
| Senate.
Speeches were made by y. J. Rusch, non,iuet
for Lieut.. Governor, by c. G. Soursc, Esq.
! HIM. s. K. Curtis and others.
| The greatcst enthusiasm prevailed, ant
throughout the evening t1Ic hall WIS dcnsei,
packed with people. At the late hour Of !
o'clock the n,cctins adjourned with three time
three cheers for the platform, and the ticket
which were given with will. s. :.
, 1859-06-28
THE REPUBLICAN, NOMINEES.

Ia'h1,e,,tu!,!vacc rT the Press and Tri.Hlnt
IuwA 'I7E, june -. 10
Mr.. k;rkwood, the Republican nominee Tor
tue Office Of t;oycrnur, is resident Of this city
anil present State Senator irou this Senatorial.
District. His nomination WAS unanimous, and
is conceded by not only the entire Republican
party, but large porsion Of the Democratic
purity of this county to be highly cretab1e, not
only to this cpunty, but tu the State Of Iowa
lie will, beyond dispute, poll heavy Demo
cratic votc in this Us well in many otlcr co"n-
ties. liz is tue representative Republican Of
this State.
Nr. Cusc1,, the nominee for LIEUT.. Governor.
is citizen Of Davenport, German by birth,
and j gentleman Of excellent attainsncnfS and
unimpeachable Integrity. lie also IS State
Senator, from the Davenport Senatorial Dis
,rict. lie has served the reonse Of 'he State in
this eminent and Responsible c;paci:y, aud thus
gained the stron:; hold lie has upon their e"n
| dcnce Tie Office Of Lieut.. Governor ci TIL:
State is a responsible position. III is nut onl,
| President Of the Stn%;c, but also President j"
the Eoard Vi E.:ucatien. For this POSITION Mr.
Euscl is well qualified, and SO i'll the pcuplc 0
Iowa say at the polls.
| Of the Judges Of tic Supreme Court We ca'
but express one sentiment; they are sxcei1cn
men, and em'nen,ly qualified for the position
t:ov Lnwc is the present Executive Of the Statt
an able lawyer, an honest lnan, and Il true Re
.ablcan, al1 Of which the people Of Iowa kn"'
him to BE- Judge Stockton is one Of HE pre-:
cut Judges. and the fact Of his denomination
ample proof If his superior qualifications IL
thu rnsit,pu. Mr.. baldwin, is L citizen If tou'
ell Bluffs. and h"s the reputation Of being Il "o
lawyer, and is well qualified for tile position {
Judge.
The entire ticket is 4 good one. All aceertab
one to the Republicans ef thu S'atr, and or
which! vii! command majority Vi fifteen tho'
sand Of the vates Of th,. State. {. ". IL.
, 1859-06-28

The St. Louis RepuHicoa has Il teleerar],ie
correspondent who gloats over the fact that
Dr. hoy, Of KANSAS has lrcn nyicrcd ut s..
Joseph If the crime of nceFo-steaIiug. and
sentenced 10 tic EXTREMIST penalty Of The law
To prove lllat this trial aul conviction are dis
graceful IL Missouri Jurisprudence, we have
.mly t. II catlla,e the tacts Of the casc:
J. 4 Negro, belonging to Missouri PLAN
1cr, lad been III the l.abit Of crossing the river
with Il permit from Ills master. sometimes for
his own md sometimes ior bis master S 1,ur-
poses. 4 day or TWO before Dogs arrest, lie
crossed witt, Ills owners pass to attend a
nery-n ihipg in Kansas.
2. When across, lie conceived the notion.
in Democratic eyes a very criminal notion
that liberty was as good thing for blacks af
whites, and That, bciug now loose, he would
fig to sume spot where 1lat liberty night he
enjoyed.
j. Dr.. noy ran public conveyance from
Lawrence to Holtou, in Calhoun County, Kan.
.>as, outside oc Missouri Jurisdiction. Sonle
Elavr.hunters, IN pursuit Of the runaway, ovcr
took tl,eloctor's wagon Oh one Of its trips, anf
finding the abscondiug chattel therein, pro
ct.eded. without warrant or process Of Aw /.
arrest him, aud Dr.. Doy and SOL, WHO wer'
with the wagon ut that time
4. Dog, his son, and the Negro, being IT,,
kidnapped on Kansas soil, by men playing III
part Of highwaymcu. were hurried Of. unde.
threats Of instant death, 10 the Missouri lint
ard ;ss soou rs they reached Platte City wcr
thrust into JAIL where the two first were wit
difficulty projected from the ravening an
bloody appetite of = mob most Of whom neve
owned SO much Of 4 nigger rs toe-nail Til
jnil WIS but small improvement on the Bac
Hole o. Calcutta, but the Dogs, innocent a
."ar readers hayc already ais"oy"rc' wcf
..,'nr.lh.l tA cfrluft, its htrrers
i, A, i''rner trial. tho younger ih:y W;
acquitted. Lut tic urtcasonlu; prejudice
case Of the father did not permit like resu
in him. The jury, however, had honest me
, 1859-06-28

-Jt1e>TohGelct u The l'r,sN AMI Tribune.
DEx MoisEs, June 81. lsA.
At 10 o'clock this morning the untesrifed
gathered At the Capisat 10 further the bcncyo-
leat caterrrizc Of rescuing the State from Re-
pub!icanisn'. Judge Mason was called 10 the
chair, :ss1.l the usnat committees on credentials
aud ORGANIZATIONS were appointed whcu the Con-
rention adjourned 10 2r.u.
The Representatives Hall mas filled with u
muss Of Democrats and RePublicans-the latter
attracted by curiosity to witness the cxl ,ectcd
lght between thu Douglas aud Buchanan Dem.
ocrscy, led an BY their Respective leader 5 irou
Dubuque anl Dayeurott>
II ."'s's'ck the Convention met. .pl l.. VI
tus%''* was elected President. FIR Mh;ch Ii,
tL-2Ae>! IL Contention md ho' sri .hv ,nen.
be1s would betare themselves.
Inc hfst business oi conse' .nence ws< the ar
, 1859-06-28

lie deems it due alike to the public anu hl"scl
to stuto that he neither claims nor ieeis aa-
thorized to claim to predict weather with any
degree Of minutencss, or with nfaf'ao'e Nc
curacy, till after years nddidons observation
to ASCERTAIN its play in detail; and that waea'
a1er be does undertake it, 1t will be authentirat-
ed by his own siguature.
This course will be regarded as no more than
reasonable and prudent on the part OF one WHO
claims to hare discovered the great fundamental
urincjplcs which uuderl!e and control the whole
meteorological system or machinery Of the
o1ohc hv which man will be enabled easily to
predict tue now apparently cnrzicious auetua"
tim Of the weather with tue utmost ccrtalnty
and nrec;siou. for auy locality between tie tro-
MICS, and for any length, OF time in advance; and
That too in the SAME manner that Tic astronolct
1as ling been accustomed to announce an
cclipse. lu fact the weather can no longer be
regarded as q matter OF prophecy. but of sclen-
titc calculation; except, perhaps, until ohse1'
Tation and statistics, 70 esseatint for the vesiti-
ca,ion O; al scie.lye, shat beco!iie 90 full and
conclusive us to leave little room fur the cxer-
else Of tue judgment which, perhaps, for the
present, must come somewhat into riay.
F. l.. CA7ES.
| p,S,-1t I'll; he added tha. Chicago Las been
selected as IN important centre for mete"fo-
logical obs.ryations, OIL account OF its bc'u5 the
largest and most enterrrising Northern city
whose mcr dian is about in quaara,are with shat
Of London, its longitude being shout >, W
til. aycra.e longitude Of the Mississippi being
lust M ,oronc.uuartcr tic circuit uf the globc
westward fon London. Its indical figures will
therefore, answer for all the Western States
Indeed. tlr calculations and figures for Boston
nayc, duritg the past week, been used fur Chi
caro-. witlput Inconvenience, and with alnsos'
insariable accuracy, the latitude being about 'l''
SANE. Thsc Indicate: for Sunday, 18th, ~ N.
early, iutetsc sular action OIL the even hours
: mud psotuIjy fair; r. u. more inclined to foul
with tendt:cy to clouds and southcsly WING
Monday, p d, 4. II. till 3r. H., less intense SOFA
action, aud greater tendency to clouds; r.
5 ind evening figures fair, wind sontlIer'y. Tues
: dar. ten]cny to f,,ul, moditied and pcrEar
!. uscrrulc.l tv intense solar actlon At the eve
hours. Kaf. If any, scanty, sparse atd !iSy
for another .7ctk from 9Th. Should tile ab"s
prove incorrect, the charitable reader will pleas
\ a.cril,e /, to ha<ty Judgment aud limited cxi'
: rirncc in Ill, local pten!'arItes vi t'c cllnIa1'
!: which. being cu,lsl4nt, will SOON becnne +:
Il lniiiar. T. L. u
, tH;.u.{o, .SL".iaY, Jahe -, $50.
Z 1.-The above was handed to us about m'dnl@'
on Saturdav-the latcne.s Of tho hour forhlddit
:. its appearance in our next issue. These vi
" ,v;,, take thc trouble to remember the meteor
, 1859-06-28
4 Candid Estimate.

The Ef&hi1g Pos: can't see the frankness
which its contemporaries find III the Little Giaut's
letter. and remarks:
"Thcrc is u seeming boltness in It. us there
is in much he says and docs-but there is quite
us much adroltness aS business, and appearing
to sav gre-t deal, it reilly saws nothing.
douglas knows perfectly we'll that tl,e Demo
cratic parry dafcs not disayew ut Charleston Ail
its previous declarations and symbols. lic
knows, as the parry knows. that the votes Of Ii
few Northern States are still necessary 10 its
success, and he knows 1hut the lenders are too
cunning to hazard t'sat success by such III open
and fragrant abandonment Of their old stand
ard, as would disgust the public sentiment oi
the North. They will formally re-allr,n 1hrir
old platforms. which expressed in tie vasuc>t
:snd most general tcrtns-lcaving different
parts IT the conntrs 10 interpret them as
II will be perfectly easy for Nr. Douglas tn al
low Ills name to 70 befrre the Convention. 4
great deal easier than it will be for him to get
any considerable rute."
Attempted Suicide Of an American
Lady.
A letter from Rome 10 the London T*;m<s con.
| tuins the following:
The Cnitcd States vessels Wubash and Mace.
doniun have lift Ct'ita Tccchia for Naples IL.
fore leaving that place very painful accnc /.
related 70 have occurred 4 young girl asked =:
and immediately afterwards going towards it
threw herself in and disappeared. She WA:
saved by those standing around. She appear:
| 10 haye been young American residing in Pal
ermo. and had fed with some nun to Ciyit;
yecchia. On arriving there her sedncer, hav
ing shut her up in hotel, abandoned her.
| Every assistance was given her by the author
tics. and the delegate srnt her un 10 Rome By
sI.cciul train Thr arrival Of \ tra,n with 1hTct
!."r~.'n. "n1s-tl'c girl an.1 l'er two conductor,
--lhnt the wl,ulc diplomatic world in confusion
ws.o were anxio1s to know who wEs tie cystc
rioas arrival, and curiosity was not satisfied
until the dispatch Of the delegate detailing the
incidents Of the affair was shown.
, 1859-06-28
MORGAN COUNTY.

Ed;tirs T,ess and TEi!"!ne:
Crops i'll these I'ans arc ttokinc hHeiv. "'S' 'fe'
snc some little with 1ust but c.t II. thu cr;s arc CT
,er,l out If II, way Farmers expect to conni'te ths
wheat t:.z,cst MT week a. L* H.
, 1859-06-28
THE CROPS.

FpAyELIS GEoyz, ILL.,. Ju2c q, lSs9-
El;snrs p,e.s a.,l Trit.use:
Wheat ok* promising rather short in tle straw. owing
IN want Of r, Cur. ucl frozen ~ the frost hf1he i'h
as 9Th probably n't thin >4af cs'1 weather feo
r,sd and dr. Oats farl;shitg. Early lotatv, will De
eln,1. ,...l IS sla:e S.slC E1'l ee":i.
IT.. L."XAS i l}EAk-.
, 1859-06-28
3]ublic Dou5e5.
r AXE, VIEW uO U > E.
Il II CHESTER. rrppEktnI.

II. ". CNE- Eh, l4ut1tTNh h,vu
lasuE purchased nj. wska~n ,s ~. niiare, n,e %
nrtr n It,nn. ind ateratc. ea1enlaaea u mest tae
Wait. :" rublis ana hstsSy ss IT. lasY ii
th:, H;ei ii. lev el7s in tie Wes'tra eonny -
.7ny 10 :Ae Lake teh thu 7tE.t t =, !,
~ 1c ds.a.e pc. for Western pee7te ia ta1f fe'se
~ ~ iht,r fsies who dsst1s 10 pass frv
heat I'D S't o. .as sf III ~,
,y rrc1. II once stages run every hour e snf t!'E
lhis HuSel. - w.
all. NJ
, 1859-06-28
T1I1I IEtIIIJ. CEMETERY.- .-Tht

1 Naacrr II ihr kG<<hll telN'feTv W+'!HM t''"H1'"
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FIR tuEer clasa tu71tft It tie sre ot - aena'
rapy No, 80 C-11k S1eek, Nf43A"a
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The Democracy Of Benton county ad meeting tie 2Sh
ult., and adopted the following resolutions:
ResolCed, That have and ahidrs confidence in tbs
principles advocated by the great National Democratic party
practically carried out BY the present Executive Buchanan,
whose Administration we fully and cordially endorse.
1es0tre That the marked md ssesnsn enleaa-
Of present GoFn0r, Isham harris entities him to
cordial support Of the Democracy q Tennessee,
unanimous nomination that he has the
Conventon, at Nashville the l7th reeleccn
meets our entire wishes and pledge give him
waEmest and undivided support
Res0fced That We take much pleasure recommending
able and talented representative, John Wright, the
Of the Seventh Congressional District caniate re
election and that the delegates from this county
go for him ia Convention F
Resocd That s. L. Ross Of Henderson county Is our chocs
for Senator ia the Senatorial district composed counties
OF Henderson, Perry, Decatur, Humphreys Benton (our
worthy citizen T. Saunders, having declined the nomination
and that The delegates om this county instructed go
S. L. Ross in convention.
The following gentlemen were the
conventions to nominate candidates Congress- State Senator
and Representative, the two former held time ant
place be agreed upOn latter st Camden on the s
Monday in Nay, to which the Democracy Humphreys we're
quessd to send delegates to Wit Gossett J. Barnett
Mathews L. UtIey, Isaac Anderson, W. c. Johnson L.
Pope, N Short Noah sheckland H. Farmer D. P Hudson
R. p Rushing Geo. W. Farmer W. W WheAtly, William War
mack =. B. Cole, ". Mathews, william Acres, WI,
Arnold and James B. Robertson.