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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-12-28
TrutA is stranger than fiction.

IIuUs q sI1u1tyeI UItIH J1cxtos. : N
ase7 GAINESVILLE, Oct 2s, 1889.
DR. IYoSs-Deur Sir: Deep gratitude requires me to
certify to you the blessings have received from God
through your agency About eight months ago. Twas su
ering severely with diseases OF Lung Liver and Heart
and my whole system laborng under very hazard
Gus situation. twice bed ihe lungs. and periodca
cbs reducing me to very dangerous state lap.
piled to you after having tested the skill of other phys-
clans of this place with and fnd myself
with the highest hope of enio' ing gnody degree OF
health more and sincerely hope that it may be
your portion relieve the sufftrngs of thousands OF
poor discouraged inyalids, as you have me. 81
Yours &C., ISABELLA =. BAKER.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-12-28
Commercial.
RAvENNA PRICES o1RnanT.
corrset etsd Weekly
Farm Produca

TEks PAY TIRE FoLLowINe pRrcra
whs., fsf 6asasi Icheese-.... SAT
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all unite against the common enemy, and
success is certain. [AppIanse. and impatient
cries of "call the roll. vote s. e
18th ballot. Whole vote 222. Necessary
to a choice ll2 /; Sherman 18S Millson So ;
Gimer 21, scattering "a. '7e rj 's7scrias
Mr.. Winslow offered resolution that on
and after to-day no vote be taken for Speak
er until the second Monnay of January.
Mr.. Davidson and several others reminded
Grow that Ire had endorsed the circulation oil
Helpers Compendium.
MIR. Grow responded that the Republicans
asked to be judged by their platform and rec
ords and not by the perversions of newspa-
pers. When any man charged him with be-
ing an accomplce of murder, treason and
other crimes, he had no other answer than to
treat it with the contempt it deserved. He
was willing TO proclaim bis political sentiments
at all times This Union was not as strong as
he supposed if a pamphlet Of one hundred
and twelve pages could disturb its tranquility
He wanted the interests for which they were
sent here transacted He had heard it in
timated that If tie Government did not COM
ply with its contracts by the frst of January
and pay the contractors S50O0,0 900 they
would abandon the mail service. Republicans
will take no part in the discussions which de-
lay an organization. They would consent tc
no adjournment Tor the holidays. while the
numerous claimants are uuprovided for.
Mr.. Smith of Va, and others sought tbs
floor but the dispute was terminated by ar
adjournment. ie 4siss'a
SENATE, dec. 23--Mr Pueh introduced 4
bill relating to the Louisville and Porllahe
Canal. i4el srGosi = rsid- 7ei gai.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-12-28

q Maxim strictly adhered To- '-7'
: I give such balm rs have ho strife
With nature or the lnws of life;
With blood my hands never stain,
Nor poison men to ease their pain.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-12-28

The Governor of South Carolina is his mes
sage to the Legislature says:l ~ @
"If, as solemnly believe. we can no Ion
ger live in peace and harmony in the Union.
we can form confederacy, with the ability to
protect itseIf against any enemy. and com
mand iherespect and admiration of the world"
He recommnnds such measures as will obtain
the cooperation of the Southern States in a
concerted action 10 defense of their institu
Itions, whenever they may be put in Jeopardy
by all the departments of the Government
passing into the hands of their enemies. The
election Of Republican President, he says,
will settle the question Of their safety in the
Union. s s5faa sYsss ada eiIt lsE 13HaH6
Such reasonable utterances as the above.
never meet with one word of rebuke or cen
sure from the Democratic press North. All
their "holy horror is reserved for refreshing
ventilation, when denoq ncing John Brown, or
misrepresenting Black Republicans"
/ The Postmaster at Lynchburg Va, has no
tilted the N. z. Tribune that no copies of
that paper will hereafter be delivered to sub
scribers from that postofice. The Tribune
says they are paid for, and will continue to be
forwarded. Louis Napoleon once interdicted
the delivery Of the London Punch in his do
minions, but that paper continues to exist.
| Postmaster General Holt, has written q let
ter authorizing Southern postmasters to ex
anime the contents Of mail bags and to de
stroy anything that they, 1.-THE postmastersj
may regard as incendiary. This. Of course
permits. not only the examination and destroc
ton of newspapers, bat letters Of private cor
: respondence also.
is not the assertion fully JUSTIFIED, that there
4 is no despotism on earth equal to that of the
i. South
II innumerabie extracts, like the above, ar,
!, afoat ir allthe papers. We have given onI,
! few, as samples. Will not the reader pom
!, der these thingsfr zs IS E5asI s7si is#
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-12-14
CHAPTER II.

I he lolr OF three chinied swcetly through
tie apartments. as Leicester entered the pres
euce OF bis injured wife She was still sleep
ing, with her head resting uDon her rounded
arms. There was sweet smile upon her
full. .cd iir5s. which told that in sleep alone
she was happy. The husband gszed upon
the be4r;c-ls being and. parting her hair
upon the tair young brow, kissed her tcndery
w5ile tears Of ren.orce forced their way down
his CHEEKS.
Sweet but neglected one, could but
learn fgoal the angels that guard thee 90 sever
t;c ties which bind ne 70 Elizabeth, might
yet learn to be better man &l not
worthy to touch thy h2!.owed form Steep
on, suee; one. for 1t brings thee that peace
OF iaind thou canst not fnd when awake
Thou must not knos am he.e lest ihF tears
and cutrcaties sclt ny heart, and make ne
forget the commands OF my queen Gone
soon 30 omorrow' Day Is slssiy peepiag
from yon eastern SKY. Oaee more. sweet
Amy, well press those cherished lips. and
then OF 20 Elizabeth, tbs rival.
The rich Carpet did not echo his light step
lie took one Ieok back upon his injured wife
aad then wreashed his face 10 smiles to meet
his queen.
Twas the queeu's birthday. Elizabeth,
the pride Of the English nation, sat afrayed
in regal magnifeence, surrounded by the &C
satellites Of her court, while a be-
" of fair ladies' gFaced the happy scene. and
watched With fear the frown which dsTkeped
the royal brow Tier uneasy gaze swept oye'
the vas. crowd, even while receiving the con-
gratulations OF her royal subjects Yet she
spoke not. though the high. stern brow told
a tale of much Inward excitement. The en-
trance of the handsome Leicester se:ved ike
magic to render all bright again Approach
lng his royal mistress. he kuelt and kissed
her hand. while compliments so eloquently
uttered summoned blushcs on the royal CO
1uett's cheek.
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CHAPTER ".

Nay, sweet one. drink the ruA5 drop;
will suu.u,oB the red 10 those pale cheeks
ard thou viii be again niy Amy Of old"
No, Leicester, thou .nGst pledge lnl
more OF husbands lor. aud attention IL
future, aad then | will obey ;" and throw
ing her arms foudly around him. she kissed
him tenccrly, while her warm breath fann-
ed his burning cheek. '-Oh thou c.nst uot
/ think how lonely am without thee What
. care for this costly trash, when thou ar;
ever absent" and she gsized will con
tempt upon tae maguifcence which surround
ed her.
Well, all shall be different, said the earl.
tenderly kissing hsr, while z strange express
sion 0i agony passed over his face.
Drink now, sweet one, aud pledge me thy
Amy took the cup. and dr.ined It's con
tents Laying it aside. she seIzed his hand
for his expression Of fac. alarmed her He
was deadly pale, aud terror seemed to look
forth from every feature Falling upon his
kueec, he clasped her delicate form, and in
trembling accents. said
On, Amy, forgive me; forgive me Tor the
deed =
Nay, husband, thy mind wsnders : thou
hast promised TO do better in the future; thou
art forsiven. Oh, what happiness is yet in
store for US
Pray, Amy. thou art and tie words
died upon his lips. ..Oh would give
worlds # the deed had not been done Dost
feei noshing strange, sweet oce?" And be
parted her soft hair, aud kissed again and a
gain her white brow
= understand all. now. and this must be
dcath-death | once SO fea red, and by thv
hand. Leicester Hold ne, I feel so
cold y
Quickly the poison did its work. The
beauteous features become convulsea. The
musical voice grew fainter.
"Ono more kiss, AID then lay me down
where can watch ;ilo. setting SUI. Weep
not husband minc, I 90 With but enc regret
ar; beloved. Think OF me, and te-
member my greatest fault has been 10 loving
thee too well. Press me close to thy dear
bosom" came in whisper from her dying
lips. BLESS thee, my dear husband .
With one last effort she arose, aud throw
ing her arms about him, clunS until life had
gone Gently Leicester laid his murdered
wife down; and falling upon his knees, burst
forth in wild and terrible grief
''Ah Amy, sweet companion Of a.y young
and better days thou art gone and by my
hands. Heuceiorth. my days are cursed.
Eneland's 5 queen and thy destroyer bids me
forget The 6eed in her love"
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EBEESBJRG, Pa. WEDNESDAY, DECEHBER II, 1859.

..Methinks your lordship had nearly for
gotten our birthday; but We pardon thy tar
diness. and trust thee tor more promptness
in future. Thou has ever been faith ful in
our cause Perchance thy gentle wife has
won the back 70 domestic life. an thou hast
been in this case foIgetful of our interests >
Their noticing the blush which mantied his
check, she SAID hautily and with risab'e e.
motion
I'VE must find one whose heart is untorch-
cI by woman's charms or tears. Our inter
ests, sud the welfare OF our kingdom, must
not suffer because a wesk man sees fit to bask
in wife's smiles. Leave our presence until
We shall have taught thee which is the best
to serve CT diaobeg
Then With that ease which ever chaFaete:
ICED her. she began to discourse with the
French em6assador upon the sppearanie
of she handsome Henry Of Anson, whom
Il 1as one tiale thought she would iaar
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i -l:la Hearing Hoops.-A pe-son znp-
posed to he 4 female. giving t;,e nano of Al
ma Page, was aFresi--d ii Savannah, Gs. ON
Monday, wcariHg very *. sn' ei hoops An
ex=''ia,iri9u, however, showed tlias the per-
son Wa male. o. his examination. a..
stste3 has name 10 be Cha.ies Wiliians. -
The Sagaunah Repabl;ean avs be ccslveiscs
f.e ly a,id vcli, aud @ith al Of he set on,
and delicate toned voice o. en Honan lie is
az txquisi couaterf.it. and seems up [, tb.
arts of the sex, assunlcs the fem. le : inilnb;y
ia his 'sanners ''sai department, wears his
clothes grac fu i, and here are srraured
with ccria;' j & g q tate. wholly ipccu-
sisiaut with ,be hpbits # msles T1e sIasar
selieGccd I'm. 10 prison T.. i-n days
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-12-14
CHAPTER III.

Tgiiight iad stolen softly through the a
partmcuts OF the maiden queen, and given To
it5 richness dreamy a lguor Elizabeth re-
c.ined. a5 when We first met her. upon the
same velvet couch The dainty foot again
peeDcd fronI bcDea.d her rich dress; and nos
aad then the beauteous hands goald clasp in
silent, lay, hopeless agony.
Again TIE Earl OF Leicester vas beside
her, though n2w his pale face was buried IN
bis hands. Tears. bitter, scaling tears,
fJrccd their way down his uIauly cheeks
az! left their burning impress there. Still
he kneit and begged 70. lis lie rather than
sake Il.
Nay. L9icez,er. Any must die came
slowly through her closed teeth She mus.
die, and by thy hands. ! will give thee poi
son wleh vii &c the work quickly" And
thrusiing her hand 10 the bottom OF her dress
SIZE drew forth siny vial, ahose clear con
tents seemed - harmless - the pure drops
which fell fro:a Heaven. a drop or this
AMI she sleeps ths sleep shat knows IL va
king. fheu Elizabeth will possess that hap
piuess whitt kingdom has failed 10 give hcr
Oh: Leicester, E4lter net; tly queen com
nanis thee. taare ne caru0t meat, and
upou earth ttOu must be miue - and she
waved her hands wildly around when
the deed Is done. return 10 thy Eiiz4tcth.
aud che will, with her love, drown tia; which
tbuu fsGres. now 70 do.
SIaaly BE arose, and parting the auburn
Cur!s which chung IN disorder around the
white brow, brushed the barnins drops from
his cheek, pressed the form Of her wLo vow
cd 20 love hini, aod was gone.
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Gss l. the Poor-house has any terror for
you. never bay what you don't need Be
fore you pay three cents for a jewsharp. see
if you can't make just as pleasant noise by
wiistling, for such nature furnisl es the ma
chipery. And before you pay seven dollars
for figured vest. young man, fnd out wheth
err your lady love would not be just as glad
to see you in plain one that cost half the
mouey. If she wouldn't lc, her crack
her own walauts, AID buy her own clothes
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TaI. 7---l9. 3.

4 Li5eral CoGt.sJr'er- Western cor-
respondent OF he ZION Herald. in deseri-
bins. the stingy habits of the people OF has Ilk.
when called upon - assist Ia any benevolent
work. relates The following amusing story
Gone of or friends sss called CT by
railroad sgsu. who was soliciting stock along
tie liBa. He had See fArni and plenty of
nscney. end listened With an siiirns tet! eoun
tenancs . tee glowing detail of blessings to
he realized from the proposed railroad The
agent made au eloquent paiaver, and thought
he had Won our frieua and i.is money. when
he suddenly get his eye-ieeti eut IN this wise.
"U'hy, yes ssid the good cid farmer. -
lsBow i Is wonieriul, i must be powerful
thine sien Il. la.roads-tiey rue Ike Jehn.
Surely. I - - lcT i; ! subscribe soEieta'ng
oilers 10 sieh tliass
'.lIo8 u.ush stock yili yeu take. sir::'' said
ihe elatea sol;o;:or-
why. ya1 ,asy Fut n,e down EFT cents.
was tis fauri,,ccnI reply'
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-12-14

i OIi B,g-Cae of tls ,-kers "a the
school census in Cincinnati Ia bis persn.bu-
lal:5ns throa - - =: Fec3ag!y. sze1i .;:5a
douicl, Ehcre he l-au1i izdv, ssao said
she WAS c. Hundred All t,sros yszrs oh -
On being asked If she ha5 any children about
the house, she replied t.s4t he had but ono
hoy who was II wc.S n The o;hcr room. and
WIS sighty lone years C aFe
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-12-14

IN Eaiiastastic Fisherman. 4 barefoot,
q youngster was fishing on the banks of =
pond out in York State, when monster
piceerel grabbed the hook 50 suddenly as 10
j-rl tie lale ieliow Into The drink He
vas re-cGed, 9iia se-ne diidcplfy. by an cl,i-
e. e3.tpaniou-ihs Ssh. ia the nesn,inse,
having cleared himself from the hook, aud
d=rte6 away. As The i.lile ftiiows kcsd
came ab3ye the water. lc :. oace szw The
situation of a!iairs. eo1 graspcd ouf. ,-Catch
lne another grgsshopr.r, a.; I'll sc: him
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-12-14

20 DogJf q Il -A few days since, two
llsn-oIe = champion Of Bourbon Ehiskey.
an. tl.e otl4er pa'rar Il brarsiy--were dia-
csssinE tie respecijss merits Of those liquors
a tie l3arcet uouss. n CiDc;Ilzsti- Final
iy. = clu. her the BouFncn n.an cited
rs-ll-l-uo7rsl .-t,oloosl, = 30 has drank rure
Beul5o,I freely siice ic Was fifteen ycaFs
CID. alI Lo Is .o- sxfv ard hale and
hearty 81 t4aj. s. -. dc | care foF that.
resp546c5. Il, L:sndy s5yccatc, Il iiumptant'y.
). lie lad d.as.k bsaEGl- l. seHls have heeu
eighty ty Is ii.1cl' = dsut- - Wocl3.
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- i yoaag prince C. ths ilast ious iouee
of Aoreco, was asked wiis ke u,ar. led : rich
old woman IL .fof. was the gay young
Prices reply, ''.et ssa yoe, what POOR
MOE in harry 70 get a. enc: nous bank
cashcd, iroubles himself & Look 81 iae da;r of
it:"
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- lishsl every Wednesday Morning at
CSE D5L-is AID FITTT CESrS per anuuHn
.yabls i sis-ass; Ok DOLLAR AsD SEvESr1
EtTg Cstr5 If not p-,, within six months, and
Two DoLt RS il Iot pad Until the termination
u the year.
No snbs er.Dtioa VII be taken for shorter
fsriol than SIX months. and nosubscriber viii be
ss h0orty - discontinue bis paper until all ar
rsa-ag14 are paid, except ct the option OF the
ed;s5..
A-y Ps-soa sl.55-.ib:GzE for AK months will be
ekarGs! on. DoLLaR, unless the money is paid
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n Eern-alEs r.oEnfca.

'F-any Fern. 10 L New Iork Z .lyrr.
'hgs describes n 'ia-o.s..i crestGr~' c. !&sk-
iouat,e l:f.:
..Sts : very pe,ise. holes ar Lesl an c..o
sid and peeps "ut Q! her eyes s!r.re issh-
ion Sic gppsoachrs yeu vii : loF-sk,p-
and jump, which sl,c is zines itnniciiccly
.acinatiu1. al3 gig-ies eas sly isush
which sic flnelee J. sn1sse.:- VI, tfe
company Is 10 tie pari5r. she ru's ae!oss iha
room. s.opping IN the middle o. +. with her
finger on her lip, a favoEi,e a.ti'rae} IS II
she rsoie irving to reuaenlher sog eth n. ihcn
she tasses lack hrr - { smiles aepreestiug-
IS - hers. J. 5 u't.-s bzeS . a. toaaI. with
the sani har bracelet i o7on. uapernses, oa
her lap. aui ,elansei in's 4 Pre.tv iit-le rev
erie De.isien- sa,ail la,nb Hnx ii.teres-
ting i; !. U.c f--is IKE t. iag blee ribbon
srJeai ia neeA End = s'rangiier T.
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g. ! doctors vie attempted 10 waso Aini
By her tesrs.--'-Ah ~ said DE. Tears are
aaeless. have aoaiyEed them. They eoa-
tain.s lit,ls phosphate If iis.r. son.e ho,9.-
a.e Of sodium, -..d vater''
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IzS- ! German na'rialist has described
SIX hnadred species 81 di,s bic:a be had
eoiicciei @ithiq district of tea.ai'es i'hir-
~ th'p-and d'a.rent bials Of iaseeis which,
p.ey upan wheat. h@d bcon eo,,.c.ei
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Z averfEsEng R2aes.

~ Ali i';T=r tises--eLt= mat lie marEed with
tie number OF Insertions desired. they viii Le
ontinuet:;utiI forbid. ald charged accoriliueig
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Eg- i gentleman was walking along the
Birkenhead docks one day. when els attent-
ion was directed to the floating church
"Al. he exclaimed Il see it's High or
Low Church. aecoriing 20 ;he stite Of the
tide
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why. yar ,asy rut r,e down Eft cents,
SIS tie tzuri3,cenT reply
Worcester daily spy., 1859-04-20
Meolernes.
CCROFULA. OR KINGS EVIL is

constitutional disease. corruption of the blood bv
which this fluid becomes vitiated, weak poor Being
in the circulation, it pervades the whole body and NAV
burst out in disease in any part of it, No organ is free
from its attacks morris there which ii may DESTROY
The scrolous faint yariousy caused by mercura dis
ease, low living, disordered unhealthy food impure
air filth and filthy habits the depressing vices and above
all, the veneral Infection Whatever be its ORIGIN it
hereditary in the constitution, descending from parents
to chsen the third and fourth generaton indeed
it seems to be the rod of Him who says Il will visit the
iniquities of the fathers upon their children
Its effects commence by deposition from the blood OF
corrupt ulcerous matter, which, in the lungs liver
internal organs is termed tubercles; in the glands swell
ings and the surface, eruptons This foul
corruption, which genders in the blood depresses the
energies of life that scroIous constitutions not only
suffer from scroulous complaints they have far less
power to Withstand the attacks of other diseases: conse
quenty numbers perish disorders which, although
not scrofous in their nature still rendered fatal by
this taint in the SYSTEM Most of the consumption which
deeimates the human family has its origin directly in this
scrouous contamination and many destructive diseases
of the liver kidneys BRAIN and indeed of all organs
arise from aggravated by the same cause.
one-quarer of all people scrollous; their per
invaded by this lurking Infection and their health
undermined by it. To cleanse it from the system
the blood by Alternative medicine and nvigo
rate it by healthy food and exercise Such medicine
supply In
Worcester daily spy., 1859-04-20
worcester Post Onee-summer Arrangeme


shire, via Worcester & Nashua Railroad 500 m and
are due at 1907.
Fitchburg Lancaster, Leominster West BOyston, Oak
dale, Clinton, Lowell, and Nashua, y. H., at 90 M
and S45 p m; and due at 9l5 and 100 p.
Princeton and East Princeton 345 p. and due at
S.l5 a.
Eastern(city of Boston, Maine, New Hampshire, and
Vermont) $50 and 10 and T. 10 2JO and SUI p ni
and due at 500 a m $50 and SIS p.
Eastern Massachusetts-9.l0 a. M, and 500 p. and
are due at 500 u. m, $50 and $50 p m.
Rhode Island-(Except towns on the Worcester and
Providence Railroad.l $50 n and $3.50 p. and are
due at $40 A. m, and $50 p. m.
Way Mail on Providence and Worcester Railroad $3.50 p
M; and due at $40 a. m.
Western-(All towns in Massachusetts West of Wor-
cestcr,) I.30 a. nl. and are due at 1910 p IN.
Albany, (Westem New York and Western States,) 7.3O
M, and 400 p. and due at l2.40 and 1875 p
Springfield, I30 and 400 p. and due at $40
a. m, u ~ aud l035 pm
Hartford all Connecticut Except Windham and New
London counties) 7S0 and 400 p. and due
at l240 and l035 p. M
New London and Windham County, Conn.,, 9.45 a. IN. ;
and are due at 9.l5 an
New York city and southern States, $50 nl and 400
p. M; and are due at 5.l0 and 1000 p. m.
Barre, Barre Plains, Peersham, Paxton, Dana, North
and West Rutland, 945 ln; and due at 400 p.
Holden, Rutland, North Rutland and 0akham 330 y.
m; and are due at 800 a.
Leicester g45 a. M and 430 p. and due at 900
Aiillbury, and West Millbury, $50 I, and $50 p M
and are due at $40 a. m, and $50 p. m,
Shrewsbury 3l5 p. M, and is due at 800 a. m.
Grafton New England Village, and Cordaville $50 a.
Framngham, South birmingham, Hopknton Ashland,
Woodville, Westboro', Northboro Southboro' Corda-
willie and Grafton, T. D. and due at 500
Milford, Mendon, Hollston, Bolton, Berlin, $40 a. M,
and 500 p. M; and due at 500 and $50 p.
Office hours from 645 500 p. m Sundays from
l2.l0 to l24O D. IN. EMORY BANISTER p. NJ
Worcester daily spy., 1859-04-20
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSIC

action rarely withstand evade them cir pene-
tratng properties search, and cleanse nvigorate
every portion of the human organizations correcting
diseased action, and restoring healthy valities As
consequence of these properties the invalid bowed
down with pain physical debility is astonished find
his health energy restored by remedy so sim
pie and inviting.
Not only do they the everyday complaints of every
body, but also many formidable and dangerous diseases
The agent below named is pleased TO furnish gratis any
American Almanac, containing certificates of their cures
and directions for their in the following complaints
Costipeness Heartburn, Headache arising from disorder
stomach, Nausea Indigestion, Pain in md Morbid In
action Of the Boels, Fatulency Loss Of APPETITE Jam
dice, and other kindred complaints arising from low
state Of the body or obstruction Of its functions.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-04-20
Gaurtester 4ailg Spp.

HOMER AND HECTOR ToTAL ABSTINENCE
MEN-In the Had occurs passage thus rem
dered by Pope:
go Hector. say what great occasion calls
NV son from fight when Greece surrounds our walls,
STAY till bring the cup with Bacehus crowned,
In Joves high name to sprinkle on the ground
Then with plenteous draught refresh thy soul,
And draw new spirits from the generous bowl.
Far hence be Bacchus gifts (the chief rejoined:
1nfiaming wine, pernieious TO mankind
Unerves the limbs and duliS the noble mind
Let ehiefs abstain. and spare the generous juice,
To sprinkle to the gods it's better use.'n
National LnfelhgeHoer.