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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-02
DR. L, GIRARDIN.

FORMERLY of PARIS, No. 2 ALBANY STREET ,
opposite the United States Hotel, BOSTON,
HAS been than years in the successful practice
IL of Physc and Surgery particularly in curing those des
perae every variety of Diseases old standing chron
c cases, obstinate Ulcers Cancers Scrofua Dropsy Kid
ney affections, Gravel Pulmonary Consumption, Spine and
Hip Complaints and all kinds of Lameness and affection
caused by nal practice, the of mercury this city
abounds with all kinds nostrum venders make money
matter how. They all great physicians, if you be-
lieve their long putting advertisements; but instead OF be
ing skilul practical men, they with few exceptions,
of straw with fictitious 1t is of the greatest
Importance for the unfortunate to hun such and to choose
experienced physician
Dr. G. the Oldest advertising physician and of the
most experienced in this city, His practice great and his
success astonishing after they have been discharged
from the hospital incurable. He warrants any
durable disease III less Time than other and
without mercury the of the knife In female COM
pants weakness, (white) falling of the uterus &C. &C.
surpassed by in this country His charges moder
all Office hours until 10 O'Clock in the morn
ing and from u till PM and from till in the evening
Consultations given with perfect confidence in the French
German, Italian and English languages Calls attended 10
out of the city. 1y Boston, Oct so.
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BOSTON n WORCESTER RAIL ROAD.
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US 5gE rSss 1877 ~ vs. HESs 60
Summer Advancement

FROM BOSTON, daily except Sunday,)
DOR Albany and Western Railroad, Hartford New Iia
L and New York. at y M. and Ppm.
For N0rlUich and Stations the Norwich Railroad, at
u A. NJ. and P. NJ.
For Worcester, and Way Stations the Worcester Rail
Road, at u A. NJ, and P.
For Miilbury, at u A. NJ and p Nj
For New York, via Norwich and by Steamer, every day
except Sunday at P. NJ.
For York, by Long Island Rail Road, every day
except Sunday, at A.
FROM WORCESTER,
With Passengers from the Western Rail Road Albany
Hartford New Haven, and New York via New Haven, at
10 A. and a NJ, stopping at Way Stations
With Passengers from the Norwich Rail Road 10 AM
stopping at Hay Stations.
With Worcester Passengers, att and lOA.a., and 45pM
stopping at Hay Stations.
With Passengers. from NeWYOrk by Steamer to Norwich
early every day except Monday stopping only at Framing
ham.
With Passengers from New York by Long Island Rail
Road every afternoon except Sunday, stopping oy at
FrGning CHAM.
FROM MILLBURY.
For Boston and Way Stations, daily except Sunday, al
G A. NJ. and Al P. NJ.
NEWTON TRAINS
From Boston, at 81 AM 81 PPM daily except Sunday.
do w. Newton at II & l04 AM. & q PPM. do. do
Sunday Mail from Boston at ] P. M.-from Worcester
at7A.M.
All Baggage at the risk ofits owner.
Fares less when paid at the Ticket Offices, than in
the Cars. WIN. PARKER, Sup't.
April 30, l645 If
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HOLDENS
DYSENTERY AND DIARRHGA CORDIAL,

DYSENTERY AND DIARRHGA CORDIAL,
AT
BREWERS, STEVENS 6, CUSHING,s.
DRUGGISTS,
Nos. 80 g. 90 Washington st. BOSTON,
Single Bottle, 50 Cents.
During the last six wears
it has found its way. upon its
own merit, without advertising, TO all
the principal cities i'm the
Union.
Its virtues having been
proved i'm thousands of
cases, we shall NOW give
every one an opportunity
to procure it.
Should it fail to cure, our Agent will
refund your money.
Warranted am immediate
relief, and safe cure to the
above diseases; also, to re-
tain its qualities I'm any
climate.
For further particulars,
see card of Directions and TeStimO-
mails ON the envelope.
For sale by. D. SCOTT, Jr. d CO. No 49, Main Stree
Worcester. Aug 7.
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HARDWARE. ctr

NEWCoMB & co. are now receiving by
-. recent arrivals from Liverpool large additions 10
eneLi Ionef stock oil ENGLISH HARDWARE which TO-
seaner with every variety Of AMERICAN goods render
"a iull and complete all OF which are offered
nr "aue ana consumers at less than Boston or ~ York
Pi ICES among other goods are the following
2oO uozen Superior G. s. FILES and RASPS
S Soo 90 TABLE CUTLERY of every variety
ToO DO Pen and Pocket KNIVES
E ana American BRITANNIA WARE
4u uoL. HAND SAWS of Butchers y " Graves s. and
Beardshaw's manufacture anu
Weeh x Grifith's Circular Cross Cut and MIL SAWS
ooo uoz. extra AUCER BITS Of our own mannfactnre
and warranted of the best quality
Also, Nails, Chains Vices Coach scyya,r NJ, 1,,L
ASH m and Boiler Doors, Copper Boilers Brass Kettles
Pumps Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead Copper and Brass
Hardware. '' '"lie'y VI o"eJ
5000 gross WOOD SCREWS
500 boxes Keene GLASS;
5Vo do Waterford and Sand Lake do
25 casks London Emery
Is bbls. and cases GLUE
Carriage Bands and Lamps, Elliptic Sprinos &C.
Worcester, April 90. &c
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TO Live or Die !

THAT is TIE QUESTION.
TPON the selection of proper medicines for the vari.
~ diseases flesh is heir TO " life and death in many
depend. The experience of many years and the
concurrent testimony of tens OF thousands of persons
this country ard abroad have stamped with the seal OF
1lfaLiibiiity the vegetable medicines OF DR.. PETERS
in all the complaints they designed TO relieve Firs
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Hosiery and Gloves

Y d rhiME assortment of Hosiery and Glovos
drens oIhslay on hand-also the best cs
ues Hosiery and Clio yes In the county nnd OF Chll-
Worcester yg sco, o. hARDoN, BROWN a co. Ce'y
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J. S. SPEAR,
The Old Indian Doctor.

The Old indian UOCtOr,
TAKES this opportunity thanks the citizens
of Worcester and vicinity for the liberal share pat
which he has received for the last years his
extensive practice. lie also feels highly gratied in having
the pleasure ofnformng the public that he is prepared
refer large number that have been cured Consump
ton Cancers, lIumors, Dyspepsia Liver Complaint Grav
ell Tumors, and Nervous affections.
Fifty Thousand Patients
Have proved the efficacy Of these celebrated Med
cines. They undoubtedly the eectual remedies
discovered and may be relied upon with great conf
dence and certainty, many Of my patients will testify
practice gilmore than five thousand dollars in this ycin
~ will demonstrate the fact that these Medicines have CIV
the decided satisfaction.
REMOVED. DR.. s. may be consulted, usual, at the
Worcester Temperance House, the FOURTH MONDAY
ofeach month. ADYICE GRATIS.
Agents-M D. PHILLIPS, Worcester; Mr. Harrington
e. Villages Mr. Taft, Upton. Dec. IS.
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DVe-HouSe Removed,
Lead Pine and Pnmns.

7NHE subscriber has constantly hand supply Of all
sizes Of the best TIMED LEAD PIPE. Also Cop
per PUMPS with Copper Tops or Revolving Iron Tops
low be bought ofthe same quality at the Old stand
No. IL School S., Worcester. JOHN SUTTON.
July 0. II
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PATENT GALVANIC RINGS.

DR. A. H. CRIsTIE respectfully informs the American
IL public that he has lately arrived from England the
purpose OF introducing in this country the novel appca
ton Of EectroGavanism discovered by his brother Prof
Herman Crse Of London, in October last The discovery
has received the universal appreciation Of the medical pro-
essiOn OF Great Britain who have pronounced il among
the important modern scientific Inventions The
Patent Galvanc Rings have been found all the
purposes for which the ordinary gavanic battery cleo
trio and magnetic machines used, but without any
OF the injurious Shocks which always accompany the APP
pcatiun by these Instruments and in many other
safe and certain in accomplishing the desired OBJ
!ect
The Galvanic Rings have been several months be-
fore the English public and the universal reputation they
have acquired sufficient evidence Of their extraordinary
power in the prevention and Of the diseases for which
they recommended. They have been used with per
feet in all of Rheumatism Gout Tic Doler
eaux Sick Headache Indigestion Paralysis Stiff Joints
Fits, Cramps General Debility Deficiency OF Nervous En-
ergy, and all Nervous Disorders The Galvanic power
which they possess gradual and CONSTANT and the bene
fetal effects they produce upon the system be wit
messed to be believed The Galvanc Rings in every
way perfectly harmless and sold prices be within
the reach Of all DESTROYS Of testing their efficacy DIR Girls
tie warns the American public from the beginning to be-
ware of spurious limitations.
guard against fraud he will appoint but agent in
each of Cities of the United states. The only agency
for Worcester is JAMES GREEN d Co, Nos. Ill and
600 Main Street. SIN July Is.
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BAR IRON, steel, AND NAILs.

NE subscribers having made large additions to their
STOCK can now offer, to their old customers and all
VINO wish to purchase complete an assortment of the
above as can be found in any one Store in Boston and
such prices as will be satisfactory the purchaser
CONSISTING OF
50 tons fiat English Iron from / TO inches wide
~ 40 round do do s to 81 do
~ DO SQUARE do do to 24 do.
on DO fiat refined and Banks Iron, from TO in wide
81 DO round do do do to IL DO
70 do large Skating from Il to Al in
~ do square Banks Iron, i to Ii in
70 do wel-assorted flat and square Swedes Iron
10 do P. S. 10. 5. Iron,
20 do small round and square Iron fir 3l6 10 elsin
do best Norway horse nall RI DDS
20 do Swedes and Am Spike Rods and Shoe Shanes
10 do Swedes and American Band Iron.
do best Ulster Hoops, / to IL inches
ALSO,
Sheet lron-Crow Bars--Elptic Springs--Axles and
boxes Anviis-Vices-Shee Zinc-Sheet Lead-IIorse
Nais-CAsT STEEL, round, fiat, and square-Cut Nails
Nuts and Observation-Disclosures Smithfed Lime-H L.
r. & Co. ]. PRATT g. EARLE
Worcester, May /. :,
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B R I s T o W
srrrrior and Elexan: Commercial System of
II q
Academy $50 broadway, opposite Johs-.f-

Nix BKIsTow. finishing wrnng Mssl-r In sna0une,
wi ng h, RErUzS 70 ,-w YORK, and The RsORESISS OF
his Academy Room NJ. s. 10 Broadway. 20 resume
teaching hs admirable system OF PenIn An-p, most rs -ct
fully uior tie ladies and gentlemen Of th- city and Brook
Iva Of biz having made cELAr REDUCTION N as rf- IN
order 10 render The vast benefit o. as DISTINCTIONS Wain Nc
resch VI c-ery one. q. - -,
Noc9upl.ni (roray sPeskirg i more general han insi
faK,p E,<p Tn!s much 20 b- oeplored, since The rem
iy |. Eo- constantly hand, Aike SIMPLE SPEEDY AMI
Ma Bsf,row promises and GrARASrEEs 10 ladies and
gentlemen OF and capacy 70 colFrft u FrfF
worst writing into BEAUTIFUL, fEkt ILoNss, ekpsli-
tiou. and pleasing style OF psEmzn-tp earcurd IA an -t
s1, r rsnner no nsier how igisls or er4ssfes Tie
hand may be, ,.svrrs-ovst
Extra lesson, vii lie sigea free Of cnarge II required
Fvsn hi. venera be mstrOn fees delighted IN gong
I'M. process tie study OF The verua morn
OfEfe. a. - u
- Mr. g. b seen from = % A VI OF RON ~ r
NJ. ~ PsIvATg lessons g1v.n -. - !. -.
saoSr- laugh. by Mr. FoE SALE WORK on short
hand.
B. Bookkeeping iznghi by double and single entry
r. VISITOR, IN Nsw-York lake course Of writing
three days lis'pl
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Agricultural Fair. "-NIorc upon the same
subject.

70 re Edaor Of The Tribune
Your article OF Tuesday morning is first rate, only
oiquie enough of il. | wish also 10 record my
vote upon your melton. Let me suggest that the
State Society should havea 4" big tent made strong
enough to be sure tina, little puff of wind should
not split il from bolt.rope to peak and send II on
syage Of discovery into the aerial regions. upon
TIE late occasion at Utica; and large enough 10 shell
's or shade multitude seated upon welarranged
eats where al all times during the several DAYS OF
he show not only the So, speeches upon the various
sbiects yon speak Of could be- delivered but where
NY stranger who happened TO be then and there
kng," could be called on for some oil hand" re
nrks which would prove not only interesting and
s~fcl bu, would serve Tor an opportunity OF ex-
iscding our acquaintance. IL always adds TO the
niue and interest of any thing We read from the
pen Of another. when We are able barely TO say OF
he writer Il We seen him
Your suggestion is so good hope II will be acted
On hone the managers of the American Institute
viii make greater provisions than ever for the APP
Preaching Fair for constant succession OF snoFI,
PRACTICAL interesting addresses to their visitors
'n sure will give great satisfaction Let o,her
societies aNo adopt your hint. and some future Gay
when you and | happen 10 meet again upon inc
show ground" we will sit down IN the shade OF
The speakers tent and rest our weary hmos.
shbe we congratulate ourselves upon the fact tna,
ae managers have perhaps adopted this great nm
roremen in consequence Of reading little article
ayour paper.
such an arrangement, at the late State Fair would
OK only have been more interesting. bet oil more
snli'y than any other part of the show. am sure
uat the speakers tent woald always have been
crowded. IL there had been no other inducement
.oan getting what was much needed and much lack
"s comfortable place TO sit down and rest.
80 decidedly for the thirty different addresses
y each FAN" To your Agricultural readers take
ne liberty Of saying am their old friend from Indi
VA SOLON ROBINSON.
Wee York. Sept 25<A, ie45.
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FRyDyRIcK DoUcIAss-A letter from one OF the
Hutchinson Family, now in England. TO the Editor Of
the LINN Pioneer gives interesting particulars
respecting the voyage of this American Slave across
the Atlantic lie went out in one of the Cunard steam
ers-we forget whch-and compelled in Difference
to American preudces TO take passage in the sieerage
Among the Messengers were several Shareholders ana
few ioagh-fsces who were very much offended WIN
the Csptsa for allowing the sefemancipsed Slave ire
aces IN all narts of the vessel except the saloon Fred
eric il said TO have behaved with great proprey mod
csty and dignity and 20 have won the admiration OF
large number of the passengers. Being an Intimate
friend of the Hutchinson Family he frequently walked
with them and others the quarter deck and parci
psed with as much freedom his position would allow
in the social intercourse of the passengers generally
Mr. Hutchinson thus describes scene when occurred
the last day of the voyage.
The captain with many other gentlemen (and some
lsdes) learning that Dous glass good speaker were
excited 10 hear him lie rdngy invited TO speak
on the promens deck and consented Due nouee was
given and lo when the time came The American save
ssve forward and after making lew Introductory re
make onened small book and began 10 read the code
OF slave avs in South Carolina This was more ihsn me
Americans could bear. The disturbance WAS coinehoeu
by Coaneciclf faHkse-a MxNskk OF rhh priSl
CutRcu and Who meant as he said. 10 carry out MS
Christian principles He interrupted BY dspuiing every
sentence which read treeerlck s'opPcu a4ei
Wnllcs ana asked the audience Nncth, ~
Then came the tug Of war This Yankee Baptist was
backed up by the slave nongers while Douglass was sus
tanned by the Ensshmcn And all ths; the cool heans
could DO was hardly sufficient to prevent scene o. blood
she'd The captain was very cool first but nncing nun
sf grossly nsulied by savehslder from New Orleans.
who made his bosst that he owned hundred aud thirty
niggers he he captain ordered the bosswsn to call
the watch and drs tire pairs Of ready d; mo
neafs rarHS He then addressed himself to the audi
ence about follows;
"Gentlcmen was the owner Of two hundred
.aves II had them should not he obliged TO fol-
low the sea But they were liberated. and Il nas riSh.
Frederick Douglass may speak am Captain Of this
ship"
Frederick however, 1T not TO 90 on but e'ired 10
the steerage for there terrible CON motion among
The passengers some crying throw the id Niger over
board" one saying wish had that Niger N Cuoa Ia
show him what belongs to nieTers ana 'ns man 81 h
NewsOrleans about ready go into hts And tnnk ne
wouh have done something Of the kind had not the com
msnd from the Captain hsre The irons ready cooled
him of, some We thus had what some OF US had never
Nd before a fair development" Of Southern blood
when stirred W by the sword OF truth.
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nANCING AND WALTZING Academy. No ri

DANCING AND WALTZING Academy. No. 22l
- East Broadway-Miss Parker respectfully
10 the families residing In the vicinity ii Es- Broadway
that she Intends peung school for the private
rooms az The Of Fast Broadway Cnion-.t
trance IN CntonsL for young ladies' aud misses commenc-
ing the FIRST Tuesday In Octoher.
Dsys OF tuition. Tuesdays and Fridays, from 10 O'Clock
Miss Parker VIII give instructions In the fashionable Quad
niles. including the Polka Quadres also the Mazurka
Ball Room Polka GaOpades and other styles Wnltzny
Particular attention paid 70 the minuet exercise it will
much improve the figure.
Terms made known application Miss Parker her
residence No 27 Bowery, the school the day
opening.
morning class will be formed for ladies' that lind in
convenient t. attend In the afternoon. "a 81
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re- DIR. &. VOn Corr las removed his Once and
German Dpsn sry from the Of Nassau and Pear
streets Brookyn 10 No 4is. Broadway, New.fors once
hours 10 NJ TO P. NJ, and from 10 P VI lie has on
hand very extensive supply OF remedies OF lis ovE pre-
psrou ana Importation with every description OF
fancy article usually KEEP. In similar stores Among lnr ar
tcles sold by Dr. Won Corr The following prepared ~
for Piles Hair Restorative Segsrs for Asthma frrVrntvs
for Small Pox and al other contagious diseases Al a.
medicines are purely vegetable lie continues give sd
wee poor wou. charge as he mss done for The A
three years in Brooklyn
x.York. 18Th Augusi. laih SD Inieoios
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~ The Genuine Caiyanlc Rings, Bands, Belts,

Sc-Dr. A II. CRl>TIE he Original P1ienr- 1a lhFeN
tor Of these celebrated articles feels duty TO warn hs
public lest they be deceived IN purchasing prriss rms
tafons Dr. Crisie wishes the citizens Of New fors and
-. other places where hs discovery cas- been introduced
c'e md under the name Of GAvsnlc Rings, Bants, &c
unless they connected with s nAr.e and sold ey MS Az
horned Agent DR. Criste aAes i1e responsibility 10 l-f
mr. assert t-.e limitations OF his discovery possess no
whatever thai hey can be regarded n no oer
ert than direct fsnd All persons. therefore, who arr
suffering from any the painful malsties eopreh-ndsd
nader RHEUMATISM IN al rs forms. Nervous CompAnts
no matter how chronic In character are requested
~ .snly al the only place in NewYOrk. where he genuine
r.y.nje Ring. and their notifications can BE Obtained VIZ
iSa Futo,-s, Sun Building. Numerous eeruhcses ron
PHYSICIANS and Others OF he highest character ana he
sc5re and which daily sccsmulsnng can always be
secn BY applying The Ageney No. lSi FuonsL as aove
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Schools.
rpMATC INSTITUTE

7 MIDDLETOVN CT-S- CHASE A. " Prncir.l
"A THIS Institution located In re City OF slidd.eovu
within half nile Of The Connecticut River. The beauty
heallu-s-. quiet and Atty OF The Ciiy render most
desirable tence for hose intending 10 pursue
Of study. TIE lumber OF Bcsri-rs : med They reside
In The family with The Principal and Teachers. VINO
pains 10 them al tie comforts OF Pleasant
home. regular course Of Siady pursued Young La
oies oan he prepared for teaching complete Ihorossh
practical and accomplished Education.
The Charge for Bosriers 10 $50 per snnum- Music,
Drawing. Painting. and Modern Languages being extra
Sessions commence Angus; IS November IS and May let
Circulars may be Obtained Of Rsv H. CHASE. No ~ Mar
t>f t-csf. Ne-r YORK aaa 2xS1sw w DS i2IW+
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Thomas Pinckncy smith, Attorney =, La

~ Thomas Pinckney smith, Attorney 81 Law. Law
Albany. Baker County oeorgs VII ateno r ny
Of claims in the Counties of Baker, Lee sumter Doof
Randolph Early Decatur. Thomas and Lo~ndes-
Refer-Dces-Horace Greeley, Esec Editor OF tribune
w. A. Cleveland, cor Hanover and EAcnxnxe as H. a
wesson 1877 Pesri-si; Browning and Hs. lS2 DO pes
inson Churchill 40 do; Hyslop Brother 20 90 40
Arsdale l. Warnock, la; o. l. A. Wetmor-, ~ tron.r,;
Benedict Tompkins, II and IS dc Brooks Merri %
WilnsmSt avon
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~ DIR. CT. Won Cort's Pat

re- DIR. {. 1. Won COrt's Pslent UalEAnlc bsnu-
win Msgnesc Power These ElecrOGgvan3c bands hsve
proved Of The greatest efficacy the system In almost a.
diseases They will speedily remove The most acute pn-
IN snv psrt OF he system Sold with ful directions a. No
tlst Brosiway. SD eVauos
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Boarding an6 Sotels.

llOARDING.-Good Rooms, with comfortable accom-
- moaions and board be obtained NJ. <s7 Hud
AL oinng ~ Lukcs Church The house has large
garden attached, and Is In every respect desirable summer
tsidcnce. s2t inecd'
ROOu WANIkD-A loang Orlteinsn a, galet
IL habits ssudrnt wishes without board, neatly nlf-
ssled bed room, warmed by an sifurDsce OF having
crate IN II. In the house OF respectable family hsus 10
Grand and Houston, Mulberry and orecue Ad
dress, with sna residence, Mr.. W. box 200 Lower
Post Ouce. ~, ~
4 GENTLEMAN and his Wife can be lated
"A with and pantry the second door, they
may enjoy all the comforts Of home Apply ieJ Esst
Broadway. Reference exchanged sA
llOAkDI>l;-A few single gentlemen Two genJe-
- and their wives be accommodated win break
and full board, with pleasant apartments by a
plying at No. Second sL sA7w'