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By the use Of these Pills the periodic attacks O
NrcoEs or Sick Headache may be prevented; and
i taken at the commencement OF IN attack iinme
dlate relief nom pain and sickness will be obtained
They seldom fail In removing the NAUSEA and
Hssddchs TO which females are so subject
They aot gently upon the bowels,-removlng Cos
tivsssss.
For Literary Men, Stxissfs, Delicate Females
and all persons of :sdsstary habits, they are val
liable as Lazativs, improving the apps.ite, giving
foss and ctgoy TO the digestive orGans, and 70
storing the natural elasticity and strength of the
whole sy stem.
Th- cEpuALIo TILLo IIg result vi IuIx
investigation and carefully conducted experimental
having been In use many years, during which time
they have prevented and relieved vast amount of
pain and suffering rom Headache, whether orlgi-
mating in the Hsrroxs system or from . deran.ed
state of the stomach.
They srs entirely vegetable Ia their composition,
and may be TAKEN at all times with perfect safety
without making any change of diet, and tAs at
ssses Of asy disasrssnb!s taste renders IL easy TO
sdpgfsfsfU fssm 10 ehiIdYrs.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs!
The genuine have Eve signatures Of henry C.
cpslding on each Box.
cines.
A Box will be sent BY mail prepaid on rscoipto
the
PRICE, IS CENTS.
Al orders sho1Id be addressed TO
HENRY C. sPALDIN6,
<sCHDAR STREET, Nsev YoRK.
Fyoss tks E1a~.t.r, Norfolk, Va.
made. ahs f1 .pSs
forms.
RsR tia EzG~taey, Norfolk, Va
They have been tested In moro than q tAsusanz
cases, with entIIe success.
FSor tis Dsssocrss, 81. Cle.d, Msss.
.ohe send for box, tCeph Pills . 50 hat yos
may nave them In case OF an.attack.
Foss hs Ws,tr. r. r. 6asats, C1issss, H.
We heartily endorse Mr.. Spslding, ard his M
nvallsd Cephslie Pills.
Non tAs Soxfksrn Patk Fia1sy, Ns,s OyIxSss, La.
IrJ them you that are aft ictcd, and VS. srs sure
numerous list that has received beDet@ thst ny
other medicine can produce.
Fom fAs Gazette, Dssssssy1, IsxS.
Mr.. spalding would not connect lis nsms Wit
IN sruole rs did not ksoss 10 possess real merit
From tAs Adsrfisr, Prssikss.s, RI
ss0ty Gspas9 PIE Ere re aid to b Iem.rt,hy
very bes: for tkst very fresaeat ccmIi.int 4kiSS
nss ever peen discovered.
Ffo~s sks 81. Louis Ds1ssrss.
The immense demand for the article (Os,halis
PLls) IL rapidly increasing.
fSoSs hs Kssassks FalIsy Stsg, Ksassks, Va,
Weere sure that persons suffering with the had
sche, who tn them, will stlok 10 them.
Ffosn tbs Adrrtissr, Pvcyiasses, r. L.
inc tesamory IN their favor IL strong, from the
most respectful Q quarters
Fton fAs Daily Meas. Ns,spo-t, r. L.
CephalIc Pills are taking the place of all kinds.
From the Commercial Bxllstis, Boston, Mass.
SAID TO be very efkoaolous for the headache.
Frorn fhs Commercial, Ciaelnsati, Ohio,
Suffering humanity can now be relieved,
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IDA topper, In discussion with a temperance
lecturer, asked, elf wa'er rots your boots, what
etfeo; must 10 have on the coats Of your stomach -
u Nearly 10000 persons have visited the
steamer Great Eastern since she arrived at Quebec
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~eF FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT
~ AND FALL, RIVER.

1las1skas By the splendid and Superior
BAY STAT r. and STATE OF MAINE, Of great
strength and sp5ed, but particularly adapted To the
navigation OF Long Is and Sound, running in con-
neoto with the Fall River 8 d Old Colony Rail
road, dlItance of So rifles only to Boston
Leave ?ler No. North River near the BATTERY.
The Steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt. Braytou.
;ndays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at O'Clock
Z: M, touching at Newport each way.
he SteaDe METROPOLIS, Capt. Brown, Oh
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at O'Clock
r. NJ. touching At Newport each way.
These steamers aGe fitted with oommodious
state rooms, and every Arrangement for the securi
~ and .. M ort OF passengers who afforded by
this rorte n'ghts' Iest on board. and on arrival
at Fa River proceed per Steamboat Train. reach
Ing Boston early the following morning or may
remain on bCa7d until starting Of the Aooommoda-
about 8.45 A. Nj.
baggage master is attached to each steamer,
who To dives AID tick It's the baggage, and accom-
pSnleS the "a ns To it's destination.
A steamer ri q In connection with this Line be
SUNDAYS.
Freight to Boston Is forwarded through with
great dispatch BY an Express Train, which leaves
ran Rlver ever. moI ming, Sundays excepted, AZ
&xp'clock Tor Boston AID New Bedford, arriving
a. tsdes iln. tIon at about IL A NJ
For height or pas sag app ON board. or at the
ohPs on Pier No. s North River For stafe rooms
aud be this apply on board, or Il desired to SECURE
them In advance, to VIM BORDEN Agt
70 land II "a est street ~ "
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,EssszS TO FORT M1NRoE AND DO Old
POINT rOH EOET

POINT COMFORT
I.e.ves the lower end II UNION DOCK, Bait
mere, west side, DAILY, SUNDAYS INCLUDED, } at
G,nnnectins with the Railroad lines, to and ffom
WashIrg' ION, ID. c., Philade phia, New York, BOs-
West, immediately afer ths ARRIVAL of the Express
Train from New ok and Philadelphia.
The following ls the Schedule:
From Now York to Fort Monroe and back, SH
From Philads pin q and hack. Sia
From baltimore and b.ck. SO
UPROCURE YOUR TICKRTSn
In New York az the New ersey Railroad Office
70 1t of COURTYARD street. ~
In PIN adel PIMA, at the Complny's ofrcs, ". W.
ooTnsr It Sixth and Chestnut streets or al the
Depot, Broad and Prime stree6s.
ln Is rllmore, on b ard the Steamers. foot Of
union DOCK. HUGH o CONNER,
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l lAE VIZ VIZ hsP s sskfS4Es
l.rzr f nEkP sirxrDr
EBJOIcE nv HgILYH.


FIisnl. Do yol suffer- Are you the viefra Of any
sfthcss nsneross ailments which srsee freni in.
purity Of the blood! Wskt arc they, do Yos sstf
Rather ask, vhst are they notf The blood Is the
source Of lie and health, and 10 10 the trct clemens
Of our boiat 20 respond 70 any caase which afects
the syytent tbs pulse iufalhbly EttrGss The
prevailing Seursyis, tae tIrltaGpE Erysipess, tho
subtle Sorpfuls, the tEonixing Rheumatism, Eer-
yoTs DEBILITY, pyrYef IA, Liver CoIar lajnt With It's
torpor and detection, and the number.ess Jlls that
fesh 10 heir derive their hldecps origin from The
blood, Getl Enfiy then and Eepty wiz the blood.
Use the vitAItnE resources Of nAtsre FOR its sidy
lss that truly vslvable medioam snt known a.
MRS. n. CO.'S
INDIAN TEGETABLB DECO0TIOM.
With regard 10 this almost infallible specific
1o1uLar sentiment has spoken in decided terms
and the evidences Of this great eacscy are sps-
alucd BY Constant ayovas Of curative ELECTS Snd
remedies and the test medical skill have failed.
Let say, in concl usion, that oertifcatea
cures are not soulh from the Illitercte and go Der
fcial, but they are volunteered from the most re-
sIoon5s eources and justify tho hIIhos. terms 10
which II IN possible 10 commend 30 Nusble Q
sfeclhc 10 public approval. We may add lso thai
the curative properties OF the medioine are ca nsed
only BY lts restorative Effects the system rSSoyer-
ipE from IseeSe With reneved constitutional vixo-
For sale by al respectable Druggists in thus
sity, and by tie ProiTletor, MRS. M. COX,
, None genuine unless her name 10 blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork
u Prloe q per bottle, six bottles FOR g.
WAet<ssA Aftst. Y. =. r. ClSSEL, Drufgist
Seorketovps u. Cy w holeesle Agent for the biz
nIot, and vii supply the trade ., my prloes-
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READER,
ERosE Tof st. ~ s.,,sms.t md then Judge

ABRAM COLE, of Brooklyn, N. Y, we'll
e, . citizen the,s, had suffered from Dype7Es
tried AYERS Pill LIS, which taken scoorcIng 10
NE dirocnoEs for thus complaint, restored nIn %
m9n,h he has ksd no return Of hi1 complaint
SEO. w. CkoSs, Of Harmony, Texas, had an
erapuon on his neck. shou. ders, back and leg,
yach covered about one third Of his body. ID kept
ne p4rs eneoted covered with q ecsb, and be;nf
oIten raw sore, vas Of course very troG beeome
and DIST! essins. It so much impaired his heath a.
70 unit himi or business and kept him in constant
AYERS COMPOUND .ExTRHcT sA Al "a.
PARlLLA, which cured him. his skin still show,
sosrs from the liberation, but II il otbeTvlse
pi0hN r. SHOOK, Ess,, an eminent lawyer of
hioninond, va. took oold which eettled on his
osc cough, which was boon followed By the upmis-
Akate " mptoms OF consumption. When reduced
~ ~ 5000 Shloh soon stopped the cough
Prepared b. DR.. ]. 9. AVER Co.,. Lowell.
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NATHANIEL MARSH, Receiver. up
-urr. HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
EfS3H For ALBANY AND TROY cor
w. MEETING with TRAI NnRpu

And EEST, Trains leave:
From Cha n beTs 81. NY From s tn street
Express and IL a. m, %, IL Is a. m and e
and 3,3l and p m. 5,25pm
Troy nnd Albany with 10 Is o. IN (Suudays in
sleeping carl 1915 p. m clu1edj
Poughkeepste train 6, q is 5., m and I 20 n I'M
IN, LIS p,
p ekskIll train, 4COp m a q D.
Sing Sit & trans 90 m l9 o a. m and 455 And
and 81 and 800 Pm 825p m,
Fishklll train, 81 p. IT. l5,s5 D m.
A u SMlIH Nnnarinkandnnf
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PHILADELPHIA, Will.
MhMSGGpSH AND BaI-

SPRING AND SUMMER AkhANGEMkNT
On and after tuesday, May lain, PASSENGER
Trains for PhIade! phis will leave Preside emit street
Depot DAILY teIoept Sundsys)as follows VIZ:
Express TRIM at 6 Is 4. M Way Mail Tram at
e.45 4. NJ; Evening NJ all at Is O'Clock. ON SUN
DAYS at IS p. nj. ONLY. All trains connect with
New York trains except 4 As r. M. train OF Sstur.
days.
Freight Tram with passenger car attached
Baltimore and Hsvre de-Grao..
Passengers for Delaware AVID the Eastern shore
81 Msryland will find the most expeditions route by
wsy If Wilmington.
U-All Colored Persons must give bond before
WIN CRAWFORD. Agent
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NOTICE TO TRAvRIRns

T. NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
He Postmaster General having ordered the
s.ltimors. and Old Point lFortrsss EeslAlN
yill lea Bs tim2re EVERY DAY tsIcept sun
The washington Train. which caves washington
m 2O-n M. EAIJa p,a.,t
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s&36a ALBANY RAILROAD.
s1-eH| LEAyiNG NEW YORK FOR

ALBANY, TROY, N-iRTH AND WEST.
SUMMER ARRANGEME IT
Commencing Monday, May 27th, 1851.
For Abany-ll;o0 q. m. fast express train from
26th street.
p inns and stations north to Dover plains-from
26th Ptreet station.
(This train viii run to Millerton every Saturday
For Croton Falls-S:I5 .. m. STOP ping at Il sta
timns north # Eordham from &c. street station.
For ~ hite plaIns-.:so, 4:lO aid 500 m. stop
For White PaIns-6: SIP. m stopping a. a sta
tlOps from White rtreet station.
FOR Villains Bridge 49,, II:I5 q. m. and $50 p.
M stopping at all 6, atoms from 18th street station
Returning viii leave
Alba"y-e0O i. m. last e1 press tram.
Dover ains-5:s0 a m. tThis train leaves Mil
leTtOn every Motday morning at a.. No.
White Plalns--6:IN, TOO a m. 40 TOO D. m.
Williams BrIdge-s:SH, 800 9. III. Il loo p. m.
SundaT trains will leave lth Avenue corner I'D
high Bridge every few minutes: from 600 q. m. to
7a0 IN. JOHN BURCHILL, Asst Sup't.
,.,ssz.sez, NEW YORK IND ERIE RAIL
Ska5x5eS ROAD.
-2se--1s$eT Passenger Trains leave via Pavo-
m; Ferry and Long Roe6, from foot Of Cham ers
100 Al EX PRESS. for Ddnkrk, and BUf,lo,
ard 'ircIpsl Interms la'e Statione.
S.stlOEs-fhis Train remains over nIght az ElmIra
ana proceeds the next morning
sea IN. MILK dali for Otsville, and inter
ii ocam ACCOMMODATION, daily, for Port
JervIs, and inclpal stations
400 2. m. WAY. for MIddletOwn, Newbursh.
F.s1 p. ". NIGHT EXPRESS. daily, fo- Dun
xxx. BUf ,lo, Cana ua and prInoipa ststons
T.a ,S q s Ssa ST 10 .foR, I st all Mail Train
500 ?. m: ACCOMMODATION, for HOrnesville,
M,nn CHS, MlNoT. SEMI supt.
Al
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-12-30
The Connaeration In Antwerp.

There fearful confiagratIon at the Ma
poleon docks last night, causing large loss of
lite and property. The fire commenced about
half past five o'clock at the Belgian sugar re-
finery, and in about half an hour the whole
buildings one mass OF flames, causing the
greatest CONSERVATION, and great heat
that two vessels lying in the docks in front OF
the buildings commenced burning. The fire
extended with great apidity 10 the Entrepot
81. Felix, which became also one mass of
flames at about eight O'Clock in the evening.
After great eXertions on the part Of fire brig
AIDES the fire was arrested, but it is sill burn
ing, and the adjoining warehouses are not yet
out of danger. We regret 10 say that about
twenty firemen, sSne architect, and the super
intendent OF the Eutrepot st. Felix, have been
lost, and several more persons are missing
The total estimated loss of property is about
10000 000f. There were about $4,000 quarters
OF wheat, rye, barley, and seed, at st. Felix,
besides large quantities of wool, sugar, and
other articles. The loss TO the insurance com
panes will be principally in this country and
Holland. and also in London office.
The precursour Of Antwerp says :-The
amount OF combustible materials collected
here was sufficient if it took fire, to destroy a
great portion of our commercial establishments
not to speak of the shipping in the basins. 1t
found impossible to save the refinery.
All Tue eHOTls Vi tHe ure DrlShue anu Tue gar
rison were directed TO save the adjacent build
ings, especially the Entrepot ST. Felix and the
woodward. There were at least fifty men in
side the building. Tongues of livid flame
were seen shortly to issue from the windows
of the first story about thirty five minutes
past seven. A cry OF horror and fear arose
from the crowd respecting the fate of the men
who were in the upper (seventhl story of the
builling AT ten minutes to eight the build
ing fell in with fearful crash, burying the
unfortunate men in the ruins. The number
OF killed has not. however, as yet been def.
nitey ascertained.
The Belgian refinery was insured for about
1,700,000f, chiefly in Belgian and other Cos.
The value Of the merchandise in the Enrepot
St. Felix is calculated at ten millions of francs.
All the insurance offices will be considerable
sufferers. The Antwerp refinery was insured
to the amount of nearly 2000,000f. tS0,000l.)
in various French, Belgian, and German com.
panies. The entrepot was insured.t for 7000,-
OO0f to S,000000f. 1920, 000l.) chiefly in the
Dutch companies, which will suffer considera-
bly,.
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MEDICAL NOTICE. .F.GILMAN, MD.

M EOlCAL NOlIOE. f.OlLMAN, NIL,
AVA Accoucheur, Physician and Surgeon. late
Taunton Mass having found i necessary tor his health
b seek location remote from the shore, would
respectfully to the citizens Of Worcester
vicinity that has taken residence PARK STREET,
No. 10, corner of Orange where he be found ready
70 attend to any calls in the line OF his profession Ff
years experience In treatment of all diseases Incl
dent to this climate with good success he hopes will
cure public confidence. Special attention given to dis
of the Throat and Lungs. Office hours from to
and to 10 p. m. diff mySl
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friends who have annually taken that number
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sve nelghboroods should be at least maintained and if
possible increased We have been sparng of verbal
thanks to these friends but have less realized
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painstaking, persistent efforts.
We propose for the present onlyn view of the
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GNurtester @aiIg Spy.
Wishing

Wishing.
Ring-Ting! ] wish were primrose,
A bright yellow primrose blowing in the spring,
The STOPPING boughs above me,
The wandering bee to love me,
The fern and moss to creep across,
And the elm tree for our king.
Nay,-Stay, | wish were an elm tree,
A great lofty elm tree, with green leaves gay,
The winds would set them dancing,
The sun and moonsline glance in
The birds would house among the boughs,
And sweoly sing.
Ono, wish were robin,
A robin or little wren, everywhere to go,
Through forest, field, or garden,
And ask no leave or pardon,
Till winter comes, with icy thumbs,
To ruifie up our wing.
Well-te! Where should fly to.
Where go to sleep in the dark wood or dell,
Before a day was over
Home comes the rover
For mothers kiss, sweeter this
Than any other thing.
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GRASS SEEDS.--We ask the attention
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Tor, SOUTHERN RED Tor, X. |. BENT, NORTHERN,
WESTERN, and WHITE CLOVER, and other Seeds.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-27

faeturs Of powder, and IL any assistance Is
REQUIRED, ! would suggest that the State should
furnish aid for the purpose OF facilitating the
/ supply cf bis necessary MATERIAL which tue
| blockade Of our coast now etteetualiy
cuts Of.
The blockade OF our coast, and the non in
| trrcourse around our borders, have establish
ed two very important facts: lst, That IN OuT
commercial relations We have become almost
entirely dependent upon the North for almost
every article that we use connected with ma
chineTy, farming, merchandise, food and cloth
ing, both the ~luxuries and necessaTies Of life,
including almost every article needed for de-
tense. The second and more important fact
is now establshe that we have the means and
metaTial for supplying all these wants within
our own borders. Necessity is developing
these resources and driving US to the use Of
them.
The continuance Of this war and blockade
for two or three years may inhjct much per-
sonsl suffering, but it will accomplish our ma
tional and commercial independence.
IL the war was to terminate soon, our p0lit-
ical rights might be secured, bet trade would
resume its old channels. Tine alone will sue
c~essfully divert the course of trade; but when
once diverted, il becomes more difficult ever to
restore it. Once check and turn of the great
food of northern trade, and southern labor,
southern trade and southern capital will roll
their strength together to establish southern
prosperity and independence; and it is equally
important TO Us to establish our commercial
as our political independence. A decisive vic
tory may establish cur political rights in a
single day, but a continuance Of the war and
blockade can only accomplish the other.
To Us the blockade and war is a sharp but
temporary pain, bat it is a slow consumption
proving on the vitals Of northern wealth and
commerce