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775zlF577sg BOSTON & WORCESTER

fsssesaszz5s45ss ERA abroad. - SUMNER ARRANGE.
ifz515 S-SAEN4 commencing MONDAY ,AprH2S,
PASSENGER TRAINS ieavefor Boston, as follows:
Leave worcester at Steamboat, I, $40 am T. As BIS
trains start from Foster street Station the 10, 32i
ard 10 30 p. m, trains from the Lower Station.
MHl0ury 64O a. n. 4.l0 p. IN.
Grafton, III, 10 a m. $50 D. IN.
NeStboro , I.3U 10. II a. IN, !. 03 500 u. m.
Southboro, 1.Ss 10 20 a. m. ST. p. m.
COrdaville, IA 1923 a. m. 5.l3 p. m.
Ashland, 14S 1880 a. m. $40 n.
Milford Ills 10 a. M. $50 p. m.
NortnDoro' 7, 9.45 a. m. 4.20 p. m.
Marlboro, 724, 10. Is a. IN. $50 D. m.
ramngham, Steamboat, SOP, l045 M LA 400 Ex
Natiek, :, SIP, 1855 a. m. /, 545p,m
SaNonville, $40 a. m 1850 p. m.
Newton 2yton Lower Falls, 6, 8 a, m, ., S.45 s. pm
NJ Te 81 Se y 6l2 72G so Wor 92, ll5 Wor a.
6.45. 9 p. '' -Y' = 'V'
lin connection with trains Charles River Branch.
TRAINS leave Boston, as follows.
, 1or Worcester at g. IFS, 900 Exp 100 3 Exp,
"a, $50 Exp p. '''
Aillbury, 7l5 a. IN. 430 p m.
GRAFTON, 6, Z Is a m $50, 4.30 p m.
Westb0lo' g., ID a. nj, l.30, 4.3O p. m.
Cordayie; s; 7:I5 a. m. 1870, $50 ,. m
SSounttho9re 81 ID a. M l3O $50 IN
Ashland, & lis a. IN. 1870, 80 p m
Milford, IT'S q, M. l.3O 43u D. al
NOrthbOr0', us a. m. | 30. $50 D. M
Marlboro, lis q. M $50, $50 D. m
I cunningham o. Ills, 800 Exp a. 3O, Exp. 4SO,
Natick, 6, 7 Is, $50 a. m. l.sO, 43O,6p.m.
SaXonville, $50 a. NJ 5 p. m.
n Meswton VOL Ll5S, "a l2, l.3O wor 23O, $50,
.s BrookSiiIe aO $50 sos Il a. M *l2lO, 2l5 *a5,
AAl6aRyy, {, 8$o Exp. a m. 80, Exp. p, m.
New York, via Springfield $50 Exp. a. M Fyn n m
New York, via Norwich $50 Exc D. M '' Zap p' H.
~ New York Sunday Mail Train al e. 20 n m Fx
press trains stop only AT FrSmingham.
TN connection with Trains on Charles River Branch
Boston, April 3, 1860. DIFF f'i'-i'ii D Su Ppi
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| ELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPAR
~

HELMB0LDS BTCHETr for for EE aipp u, rs
Tanor 6uIllu Tor Heavness ofthe Eyelidw with
HEMB6LDs BGcHG 1S for S MoS fen and
MI WIN maht Of Attention and Horror Society
HELMBoLD'S BpCllU for Excuses arising from Indi.
ES-FEMALES-FEMALFS
OLD OR FEG6MHAAddESSnIIE GIEA dE FESi&LES
TAKE NO MORE PILLS,
HELMBoLD's E MIR aFE Rf or Ft No AVAIL
III is =. THE VERY BEST REMEDY IN the WORLD
from lndscTetion Habits Of Dissipation or in The isns
DEC GLE Or CHANGE OF LIFE.
No FAMILY SHOULD BE WffH0rrT TT
cine for mn Ife Bqsam Mercury or Unpleasant Medi
hELMbOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU CURES
SECRET DISEASES
In all their Stages, ,tutro r,.
A''ie or no change Of Diet No Inconvenience
arising rnm baDl EXTRACT BUCHU for Excesse
BY YOUNG AND OLD,
And for diseases arising from habits dissipation Ii re-
uent in short time to Of health and pUrtv o pa
AM, Ise MEtLMBQLDs EXTRACT BUCHU for diseases
.,I Use HtE.hitMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU for all afec
ions and diseases Of the ~ ~ S
URINARY ORGANS,
Whether existing in
MALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever cause originating, and no matterot
HOW LONG STANDING.
All the above diseases and symptoms admit or t, emu
treatment and may originate from the same cause s"s
Read! Read! Read.
o E Elm BUCHu Is safe and pleasant in tnsts
rersopay appeared before me, an Alderman of tho
S Sn 81 Az Iniladelphn II n ELMBoLD Chemist VIII,
@ uuE sWorh does say that his preparation cnntnins
Cable mercury 2F pjqr2us drugs but is pure veg
mo f1t.D d
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-, Gle LADlES-On account of the deception used
N Pretguers 10 inc sale of medicines the use fe-
males IS requisite for ladies' use caution in mr.
chasing them Taking this view of the case DR. Cud
WORTH NO. Orange street, Providence r. L. offers his
medicines to the public the best used for females
Ills drops and Pills Tor Suppression Irregularities are
unsurpassed by offered to the public. They have new
er tailed IN one single and warranted to per
form perfect and permanent in the most Obstinate
cases In the treatment of those complaints peculiar TO
females Dr. c. aekno" lodges no superior, and in all
cases Will warrant from disease and trouble La
dies seeking medical assistance will do well to consult
where. is ei'e-
N. B.-Ladies consult DIR. c. by letter stating
symptoms, by addressing above and have medicine
sent secure from observation
Office open day and evening. Address
d. CUDW0RFH, NJ. D.
au2 d3m* Providenca
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Ts5s5a5lfs5ssFsFa NORWICH & WORCES.
TER RAIL ROAD-SpRrNc Ann ,n-cp

~
-27----9z= MENT, April ., 1860.
Trans Gong South, LedUe Worcester
AT $50 a. m. (Way Passenger Iran.) Connecting at
Palneld with trains for Providence and Hartford ar
irving in Providence al 1880 and Hartford 80
m Arriving in Norwich in secson for train leaving
London.
AT il.00 a. m. WAY Passenger Train.) Connects AT
Worcester with trains from Boston, Nashua, Lowell,
Concord Manchester, &c at Worcester Junction with
trains from Boston. Providence. and Western road.
At 436 p. tWay Passenger Train.j Connects al
concord Manchester Lawrence. Ftchlur2, &c; and nj
worcester JUNCTION with trains from Boston, Providence
and western road. Al Plainfeld Junction trains from
lroYdtnce and Hartford arrive in this train
steamer from Allyn's Point, will take this train.
At 90 p. steamboat ES press Train for New York;
connects at Worcester with trains from Boston, Con.
cord, Manchester, Lowell Lawrence. Nashua Fitchburg
NC AZ iainfeid with trains from Providence Leaves
Norwich for Allyns Point at SIS p. m.
Trans Cong North, LeaUe Noroich
, AT l.3O a. IN, or on arrival Of Steamer Stear1boat
Express Irain) For Worcester and Boston, Nashua
TwIGno9FG, Lowell, Lawrence, Manchester, Concord,
At 500 Il. (Way Passenger Train) Connects al
Painfeld junction with train for Providence arriving
III providence at $50 at Worcester Junction with
trans t9r Springfield Albany. Sc. with trains OF 7. &
Boston Nashua, Lowell, Fitchburg Lawrence, alan.
chester, Concord &c
At I2:O6 N. tWay Passenger Tran) Arriving at Wor.
ccster junction in trains TO Boston, Prpvi
uence Sprngheld and Albany at Worcester for trains
to Boston, Nashua, Lowell, Fitchburg, &C.
At 345 D. Ill. tWay Passenger Train.) Connects al
lInheld junction with trains 20 and from Providence
train 10 Boston.
mch30 dit p. 81. NJ. ANDREWS, Superintendent
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me0tlnes.

A STHMA.-For the Instant Relief and
A Permanent Cure Of this distressing complaint uss
FENDTS BRONCHIAL CIGARETTES,
Made by C. b. SEYMOUR CO., IO7 Nassau street, Yev
York. Price 81 per box; sent free by post.
For sale at all Druggists. d.Ewly Jel2
CLAIRVOYANT PHYSICIAN-Miss
~ NJ 5. SWAN may be found at No % Exchange n
Worcester Office hours from to Il a. III. and from
p. m. d&wtf
YSPEPS STA R NJ ID Y
DIR. DARIUS HAMS
AROMATIC INvTGORATING SPIRIT
This Medicine has been by the public TOR SIX years
with inereas9g favor It t Is RECOMMENDED to cure
Wind in the stomach, or Pains in the Bowels,
Headache, Drowsness, Kidney Complaints
Low Spirits, DerGm Tremens In
IT STIMULATES, EXHILrRATEs lNvICoRATEs, But WILL
NOT lNTOXGCATE OR STUrEFY.
As medicine, it is quick and eflectua curing the most
all other arrangements OF the stomach and Bowels in
speedy manner.
ing spirits and restore the weak, nervous and sckly TO
health strength, and vg0r.
Persons who from the ujudicous use of liquors. have
become detected ard their nervous systems shattered
to humanity, the DEIIRiuM rREMENs Will almost
lmmedla eei the happy and healthy nvigOrating ell
cacy OF Dr. Hams lnvigorating Spirit.
WHAT IT WILL DO.
DosB,-One VINE glass full as often necessary
One dose will remove all Bad SPIRITS.
one dose will cure heartburn.
Three doses will cure Indigestion
One dose will give YOU Good Appetite.
one dose Will stop the distressing pains % Dvspepsa
one dose will remove the distressing and disarrceble
effects OF Wind or Flatucnce and the stomach
receives the lnYgOratng Spirit the distressing load and
all painful feelings will be removed.
One dose VIII remove the most distressing mains of
Collie, either in the stomach or bowels f
few doses will remove all Instructions in the Kidney
Bladder, or Urinary organs.
Persons who seriously afflicted with anv Kidney
Complaints are assured speedy relief by dose or two
"u raueal cure by the use Of one two bottles.
n NIGHTLY DISSIPATION
fi VINO from dssipatng much over night and
49, eE eHcct OF poisonous liquors in violent head
M sthIess &c stomach, weakness giddiEcss &c will
ii I, 1iie ,S f VIII remove all bad feelings.
Luls OF weak ana sUkv constitutions sIoud tao +e
Strong beafEib hflt ih[ee times day; it will them
ahd happy. remove all distractions and
DlTUin % nedlth ana beauty TO the careworn face
Turing pregnancy il Will be found an Invaluable medi
eiy 70 remove usaSreeabe sensations the stomach
an the proprietor asks is trial and induce this he
5Oc quarts, 81. " ' ''i''' az
General Depot, 4S Water street, New Yerk
For sale by Weeks ~ Potter, Boston and in Worcos
Ter by Bush u Co.. James Green, D. Scott NJ b Green
a Co., Gould & Andrews. Charles Siblev Geo p iisr
low, and druggists generally ly ~
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CAUTION TO MARRIED. or IN

DIS HILL " THOMPSON will continue their uSu al
moderate charges, i'll medical or dental treatment
~ Letters for consultation must contain one dollar
to insure an answer DIFF No
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Nj f d AL IN STIT U TIE
Sc Main Street, Worcester, Mass,
ID IL s. HILL. 4. IL a NJ :. L, ~

~ IL y Ea l. IL az Il II q Nj II SON
PHYSICIANS and DENTISTS continue as heretofore 70
consult with the afflicted of either sex personally or NV
letter DIS H. and L. consider it superfuous TO aude
TO the universal success which has attended their roc
tee since the establishment of their Office in Worcester
The Drs take pleasure in informing the farer norton
OF the readers OF this advertisement that they have
highly popular European Remedy for Female ComDlants
II from the original recipe Of the distinguished phvs
cian, Sir VIM. James, of London entirled ',Dr WIN
James Female CathOlicpn." 1t will be found n certain
moval of Stoppages of the Monthly Catamcnia Witt
and Failing of the Womb. Married ladies' whose health
VIII not admit of an increase of family will find # cor
tain pre- tentative, but at the time it necessary 10
caution hose who eRctente that if they use II mis-
carriage Is sure to be the result.
This invaluable remedy will be sent free anywhere
with advice, on receipt of S.. ~
The limits of this advertisement, will prevent Drs II
L. from alluding to the many advantages patients arc
placed underby consulting them, and in conclusion thew
would add-no skill, attention, experience will he
wanting on their part in treating SUCCESSFULLY the most
obstinate cases of private that come under their
~ ii
$500 REWARDS!
For anything that will excel Drs. Hill & Thomnson,s
Purely vegetable Specifics, for the cure of onorrbea
elect, ami Syphilis i'll all its various forms and stapns
Affections OF the Kidneys, Gravel Impoteucy Seminal
Weakness, and all diseases of the Urinary Organs also
Coughs, Nervous Complaints, Dyspepsia Constipation
flles scrofua, rheumatism, Liver Complaint Jaundice
and diseases generally.
friendly advice they tender to all that unon +be an
proach of Infection disease, to apply at once to them
by adopting this precauton, the greater difficulty
avoided In efeeting speedy and sure cure.
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sss=ssS5sss var, i ILROA d. Winter ARRANGEMENT
- g1-- On AM after Nov. LIST, 1858, Passenger
Trains will run follows
Leave Worcester at $40 and Is NJ, and All p m
Leave Nashua att a IN. and II M, and p. IL.
AT Nashua, all trains connect with the trains OF Con
cord Railroad where passengers take the and from
the Norther the Passumpsic the Boston, Concord and
Montreal, and Vermont Central Railroad.
At Groton junction, trains directly with the
trains Of the Stony Brook Railroad and with trains
OF the Ffchburg Railroad with the exception of the first
train nom Boston and at Fchburg with trains of the
Vermont and Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads.
For further particulars and connections with other
roads, Pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Fno
land States' G. w BENTLEY Sun'te
Worcester Nov. |, 1855 diff iny27
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asss7z655sgs5s7 WESTERN RAILROAD

IRaaaa1na9eaa9@a W I'D INN INIIIhJAD-
fl::...5.lzzzss..sz SUMNER ARRANGEAENTS.-
s2-E@---DAY April Q, lS6O.-New York Albany
Troy, Hudson, and the West
Leave Worcester for Albany, Troy. Hudson, and the
West, Accommodation at s 90 IN. and 80 D. M
For New York and Albany, exp 1925 a. M. 80 D. m
For Springfield, an Express Freight Train with passen
ger attached at IL a. m.
Tickets NAV be secured at the Ticket Offices all the
principal cities and towns in the West and Southwest
Railroad ConRectiOnS-At Albany with the New York
Central, Troy, and Hudson River At Chatham with the
New York and Harlem, and Hudson and Boston. AT
state Line with the HOusatonc. AT pitsfeld with the
North Adams and St0ckbTidge. At Westfeld with the
hampshire and Hampden. At Springfield with the Hart
FORD and New Haven, and Connecticut River Railroad
AT rainier with the New London and Amherst.
,vo-aoa.ou At, :, ,o-o. HENRY GRAY, Sup't.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-08-03
An Able Address to the Democracy
of the Union.

We exclude our usual variety this week,
to give place to the National Manifesto
of the Democratic Committee in support of
DOUGLAS and JOHNSON. 1t is an easy thing
to demonstrate that the nomination of these
gentlemen, is the only one with the least
show of regularity, and, therefore, that has
any claim on Democrats. The whole coun-
try watched critically the proceedings of
the Charleston and Baltimore Conventions,
and the men are few and of small considera-
ton who dare assert that BRECKENRIDGE
and LANE are before the people in any
other character than as boilers and disor-
ganizers. But if in any quarter there was
doubt on this head, the able and timely adj
dress of the Committee ought to dispel it.
We have seldom read an argument of great
er power, and its facts cannot be denied and
are irresistible; it will appeal to the good
sense and patriotism of the whole country,
and carry conviction everywhere, and ensure
victory to the National Democracy. 1t
contains answers to objections at both ends
of the Union, and it bristles with aggressive
arguments; as campaign document it can.
not be excelled. We therefore commend
this manifesto to the intelligent and patr-
otto citizens of Minnesota.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-08-03
Carver County.

Correspondence of the Pioneer and Democrat.
CHAsKA, July %.
A Douglas Club was formed here this
evening, by the Democrats of Carver and
Chaska. The meetings will be regularly
held during the campaign, on Thursday in
each week, at Chaska and Carver alternate
ly. Speeches were made by various persons,
and only one object seemed to be the desire
of all present-the harmony of the party in
this county. The best possible friendly feel
ing pervaded the whole proceedings.
The following officers were chosen -
President, Judge Warner; Vice President,
Henry Young; Treasurer, Jacob Ebinger /;
Secretary, Gustav Krayenbuhl.
The meeting adjourned at late hour, to
meet again in this place, at the Court room,
on Thursday, Goth inst.
Carver county is all right for the distin~
guished Illinois Senator, and will give an
overwhelming majority next November for
the Douglas electoral ticket.
Yours truly, r.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-08-03
A COunterfeiter Arrested.

Correspondence Of Pioneer and Democrat.
LAKE CITY, July q, 1860.
On Thursday, a man by the name of
James White was arrested in this place for
attempting to pass, as genuine, a lot of
spurious coin. White resides in Wisconsin,
a: a point nearly opposite here, near the
mouth of small stream known as Bogus
Creek. His arrest, though hardly managed
properly, is likely to lead to some important
disclosures. For some time past surmises
have been pretty generally believed that
gang of counterfeiters have their headquar-
tiers hereabouts. 1t is we'll known that
large amount of spurious coin has been put
in circulation along the river, and the most
of it has found its way from Wisconsin.
The opportunity afforded for Williams to carry
on their nefarious schemes is a good one.
They make their headquarters in the deep
ravines that run back from Lake Pepin, and
where they are secluded from the world.
Whites arrest was effected in this wise {:
He came over here with some bogus coin in
his pocket, and made bold to confde bis
business to one of our merchants. His offers
were liberal. He was willing to part with
one hundred dollars of his bogus coin for
forty dollars in good money. He told the
merchant whose confidence he sought to
gain, that good business might be done"
and further, that be could get any amount
of the bogus coin, and also that he (White)
could procure counterfeit bills on the State
Bank of Wisconsin. White had mistaken his
man the merchant had him arrested. Last
evening White had preliminary examina-
ton, which resulted in his being bound over
for his appearance at court, in the sum OF
$1,000. a el ss,at -.r
1t would be good thing for Wisconsin
and Minnesota, if some sharp police detec-
tives from Milwaukee would come up here
and " lay around loose for awhile. There
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From Lake Superior.
adeace ofthe Pioneer and Democrat.

correspondence Of the Pioneer and Democrat.
SUPERIOR, July 20, 1860
MEssRs. EDITORS The following eX
tracts are from the official report of the
$500" Canal, showing the importations
into Lake Superior for the month of June,
1860, viz: 1912 bbls -four 1926 bushels
coarse grain; l1S tons I712 lbs. ground
feed; 257 bbls. beef; 443 bbls. pork;
46,32O lbs. Butter 1913 bus. vegetables;
10000 feet lumber; 10000 shingles; 625
heads cattle; III sheep; 94S hogs; $4,000
brick, &c. &c. Passengers, 1880: "a
passages of propellers; % of steamers l49
of sail vessels As of tugs; total, 256.
The population of Marquette county,
Lake Superior, is 2,79l; of Schoolcraft
county, 10; Ontonagon county, 5000; Por-
tage Lake, about 1000.
The export of copper, tons and pounds,
was 1,268.84, worth $4O5,773 81 iron ore,
(pigs, blooms and bars), to the amount of
1925, 900. The importations, as usual, were
greatly in excess, of the exports, and will
continue to be until there is an agricultural
or railroad connection between
Superior and the Mississippi. ts..-.
The total amount of butter brought into
Lake Superior for the months of May and
June, 1860, was 86,988 pounds!
The first team over the Mile Lac road
arrived lately. The wagon came, l believe,
from Little Falls, near St. Cloud.
500. t JAMES S. RICHIE.
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WEEKLY PIONEER DEMOCRAT

formed of the fact, and further search insti-
tuted, and another package found, making
in all one hundred and eighty letters. They
were destined for the east, principally, and
were mailed at points above this, most of
them were dated in May and June last.
At the term of our District Court now in
session, the most important case was the
trial of Phillip G.. Benson for passing coun-
terfeit money. The evidence was very con-
elusive that he had been dealing in the ar
ticle for several years. Part of the evidence
was a certified copy of letter which he had
written to friend in Michigan. (This let
ter had never been called for and had been
returned from the dead letter ofice.) In
this letter he stated that II have none Of
the kind of dry goods you want, but am
agent for some, of which will send you
sample" enclosing one dollar note, State
Bank of Ohio, counterfeit. 1t was brought
out in the trial that he had been circulating
this "kind Of dry goods for several years.
The note for which he was arrested was a
three dollar note on the New Haven county
bank, Connecticut. 1t is described in the
detectors of July 18th, as one of the latest.
They are we'll calculated to deceive. The
notes were new, be having just returned
from the east were he had been spending the
winter. A verdict of guilty was rendered,
and he was sentenced to three years at hard
labor, and twenty days solitary confinement
in the State prison.
There is but little doubt in the minds of
our citizens that there is an organized gang
of such persons, and no stone will be left
unturned to get rid of them.
Two such exposures as the above, coming
so close together, ought to have a good
effect, and verifes the saying that murder
will out" N1coLLEr.
P. S.-Benson broke Jail last night and
escaped. The Sheriff went in pursuit, but
there is no probability of his finding him.
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can be no doubt, from what WHITE has
already divulged, that he is but tool in
the hands of more skillful and adroit ras-
Gals. There are some parties in North
Pepin, Wisconsin, who need watching.
Their movements, for more than year past,
have been exceedingly suspicious. 1t is
believed the operations of these rascals have
been conducted in ertenSo. Their business
is not confined to narrow limits, by any
means. They are scattering their bogus
and counterfeit bank bills throughout the
northern counties of Wisconsin, and along
the river from this point to St. Louis. 1t
is to be hoped that the proper officers will
use due diligence and energy in ferreting
out and breaking up this gang. Let the
people, also, be on the look out.
WIDE AWAKE.