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THE PILES!

CURE FOR LIFE GUARANTEED!
The VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY. invented be
DR. A. Upham, distinguished physician New York city,
is the only really successful remedy th dangerous and
distressing complaint, the PILES ever offered TO the
American public.
Mark this: 1T is an INTERNAL REMEDY-Ilot an ex
ernal application and will cure any Of Piles either
only thing that will. There is mistake about IT, II
positive curespeedy and permanent 1t is also
nient medicine take ard improves the general health
a remarkable manner.
Each Box contains twelve Doses per dose. II
is very mild in its operation and may be taken in OF
the Inflammation without danger. All external
applications the highest degree dsagreeabe ncon-
venient and offensive and from the very dis
ease, temporary their effects This Medicine attacks
the disease source, and REMOVING THE CAUSE,
renders tie CERTAIN ard PERMANENT.
The Eectuary is also very valuable remedy for nfam
nation OF the Liver and Speen Inflammation, Soreness
der; Infammatory and MercuraI Rheumatism; ImpurIy
OF the Blood caused by the imprudent Of Mecury
Weakness and Inflammation OF the Spine and Back and
for the relief of Pregnant Ladies' before confinement
surfing easy time, safe delivery and healthy offspring
This admirable preparation contains NO MINERAL
MEDICINE; NO ALOES, COL0CYNTH, GAMBOGE,
other powerful and irritating Purgaves and If taken
according to the directions in of Piles, CURE FOR
LIFE Is GUARANTEED.
Pamphlets giving valuable information respecting this
Medicine may be obtained OF Agents, gratis.
]. ;. HOUGHTON, 100 WASHINGTON Street, BOSTON,
General Agent for the New England states.
AGENTS. W0rcester-James Green & Co, and s. A.
Rowland. Springfeid-B. K Bliss Barre-Woods, Field
& Co. Amkerst-N. Fitch. Fttchburg-Chas Sheplev,
LoDeL-G. H. Carlton d Co, and by the dealers Med
cine generally cody Nov. 10
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CHOLERA


CHOLERA, SUMNER COMPLALVT.
Dysenty, and all other arrangements Of the Stomach
ana Boloets, cured by Lk. u. J4YYE'S CARNINA-
TIVE BALSAM.
New York, eth month LET, 1888.
Friend DR.. Jaynelt givs me much Measure 10 inform
thee Of the result Of case i, which administered thy
CARMI NATIVE BALSA Nj and consider n 10 re- a maj.
ter of duty due thee aud the Eubc TO give the following
statements. Being called Z visit patent few DAYS
SINCE found he vomitg and purging most violently
WIN severe Iormna and Chnps in the upper and lower
exlremeues, and also in III abdominal PARTICLES The
tramp was so violent that four men to rub him
mcessanty 10 keep down The spasn an6 to use his own
WORDS he said seemed hin his would snap
In two There also violent choIc pains around the
ubca region, attended with very distressing nausea
snort considered 10 be case genuine cholera found
on inquiry the patient had been unwe the previous
with looseness of the bowels. That SIX hours before
saw hl ne was seized with the compla nt and had grad
ually got worse. The extrehes were cold and he
nearly puseless. | Immediately gave him a spoonful of
thy Basam, which in few moments was elected from the
stomach but giving it few times the stomach became
settled and he expressed himself much relieved then
gave him calome and opium powder. In two hours
rom the time saw him he felt quite easy and fell asleep,
aud slept well for five hours; but waking the symptoms
again returned directed the Balsam given
MIN, when the disease subsidized, and the patient
Valescent II took only bottle effect have
also so often witnessed the beneficial effects OF the Carmi
native Balsam in Summer Complains and Diarrhea, that
would not be without ii for its lUetght in sitUer.
remain Thy friend, THOMAS MOTT, NJ D.,
43 Broadway. New York.
IPrepared only by DIR. D. JAYNE, No. s South Third
Street, Philadelphia. For sale by j. GREEN & CO., III
Main Street, and NJ B. GREEN, 200 Main Street, Werces-
ter. div w3t25
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FOR SALE OR TO LET.

IA A WATER PRIVILEGE, with building % by
cs IA 49, two stories high and basement, with good
Is.AaL wheel suitable Tor small manufacturing business.
Also, large double Brick House, Woodhouse Barn, and
Of Land. The above pronerty is situated in New
England Village and will be sold cheap and liberal credit
given. For further information apply TO WIN. RICE
near the premises. d2w July A.
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Plumbe National Daguerrean
Gallery and Photographers Furnishing DepOtS

WARDED the G old and Silver Medals, our First Pre-
"A mums, and Two Highest Honors, at the NATIONAL the
Massachusetts, the New York, and the Penhes Ex
hbtions, respectively, for the most splendid Colued Da
guerreotypes and best Apparatus exhibited.
PORTRAITS taken in exquisite STYLE without regard
weather " Instruction given in the art
large assortment of Apparatus and Stock always on
hand, the lowest cash prices.
NelO York, IS Broadway; Philadelphia, 1856 Chestnut
ST Boston, as Court and IS Hanover sls Balia0re eos
Baltimore Washington, Pennsy vania Avenues Peters
burg Ia, Mechanics Hall Cincinnati Fourth and Wal
nut and 76 Main Saratoga Springs. broadway; Paris
l27 vieilla Rue du Temple; Liverpool 80 Chnrch st.
July 4. ly-lamw-d
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II 1t. Lincoln, son of Ex-Governor Lincoln,
who distinguished himself in the battles of the
9Th and 9th of May, has been nominated as AS
sistant Adjutant General, with the rank OF Cap
tain.
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FOR SALE.

ONE MACHINE for making Thread sPoOLs-it will
~ turn out from so TO so gross OF Spoos pr day. II is
new plan for making spoo and there Is machine like
Price Sl25the purchaser have carried TO him and
set in operation free of charge s. CLARE PIERCE.
Central Falls II L., July 8. sw
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MARRIED.

In this town, July by Rev. Mr. Bridge Mr. Benz amin
Bridge 10 Miss Ann Maria King, both Of Ludlow.
In Knoxville, Tenn, by Rev. Mr. Myers, j. j. c. Smith,
merchant formerly ofPsburg, Pa TO Miss Della Sophia
daughter Of Lewis Ley, Esq, Of Mbury, Ms.
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Ten Dollars Reward

NHEREAS, depreciation has frequently oeen commit
w ted on the premises ofhe subscriber In Shrewsbury,
ny some mschievous person persons In the night time,
by breaking down and otherwise nurng his Fruit Trees
therefore, the above reward will paid for information
that shall lead to the detection and conviction Of the often
ders. NAHUM WARREN
Shrewsbury, July ., 1876.
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Machinery for Sale.

En IA LOOMS running on heavy goods and in first
~ order and will be ready deliver about the last
Of this month
SPOOLER. 10 heads; Is in. Lap D0UBLER.
The above machinery will be sold low Il app lied for
Application may be made Mt No. IA South Water Street,
Providence, or at this place.
slatersville, July2. A. ID. LOCKWOOD d. co.
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DAGURREOTYPE,,

WORCESTER, SIS. June IL I846
TO WILLIAM BARNARD of Beckett in the County Of Berk
shire, gentleman, Assignee of the Estate of JOSEPH
A. SFRAGUE and AMOS c. ALLEN, both OF Brook
held in the County of Worcester boot and shoe mann.
iaGturers ana partners under the firm of Sprague d
xAngn, isOIFent ueotors, Greeting.
You are hereby required to give notice that the third
meeting Of the creditors of said Sprague d Allen and
each OF them, will be holden the office Of Thomas e
Hi, in Worcester, in said County of Worcester on
Tuesday, the seventh day July merit at ten o,cock in
the forenoon, when and where sud creditors NAV
prove further debts against the said Sprague & Allen and
earn OF them and show cause why certificate Of dis
onaIge snail hot De granted TO them snd You will also
settle your account and dividend viii be ordered Ana
GU VIII serve this notice by publishing an auested
copy oi TINS order in the Daily Spy newspaper printed
at worcester aforesaid, two weeks successfully befr
me day OF said meeting, by forwarding like cow
9y mail or otherwise TO all known creditors of said
sprague Hen, and each Of them And ,on are ~
make return Of this order with your doings thereon AZ
the time and place of said meeting. "
BENZ. F. THOMAS
IVY ~ Judge ofProbate.
~ Attost. .NlLLlAM BARNARD. ASSIGNEE.
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IlIEn

In Hollis NH, June e, Mrs Mary, wife Of Mr. Solomon
Hardy, n.
In Milford, NH, June g. Wild. Mary Pillsbury, ".
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THE ETNA INSURANCE C0NPANY

NO. 90 State-Street, Hartford. Conn.
lt'5a Somrd and arailabte Capital Of $3.50. 00o
their protection against loss or damage by IRE -,
Dwelling Houses and Furniture, Stores and
generally Factories, and Mills on the mos, favorah
terms. - 0s' iatolaDie
Ihis Institution has been in operation nearly ousr,a
cenury-its reputation for liberal adustnersf aS ~ ~
shed. THOMAS Z M assg, anu esta0
SIMEON l.. LOOMS, Secretaru ''S'1s"t.
Hartford, March 6, ls45. 49,,
II PERSONS DESTROYS of obtaining insurance in the h
Company, are referred for particulars Ca n P
LocH. ESD In Worcester. Mass. - - DoI
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WOODEN MACHINERY for Sale.

THE Wooden Machinery contained in The Mil at Mil
TON, ~ H., IA miles from Great Falls. known the
Varney Mills. consisting of TWO CARDS, 2 Machines
each--two Jacks-eeheen Satinet Looms-Nappers-
Shearer-Press together with all the other machinery
and fixtures sary for manufacturing Sane Tweeds.
&C. Alsn, all the Skating Drums Belts, contained
in the Mill. lease Of the premises may be obtained
favorable terms. For particulars apply to NATHANIEL
WELLS, Esq, Great Falls, or BUSH & WILDES No.
IS Water Street, Boston, istf July 8.
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A FREE I-ECTIIRE

"A II
on PHOTOGRAPHY and VERBATIM REPORTING,
introductory Of Six Lectures the sub.
ject, will be delivered BRNLEY HALL, This Evenng,
at 6 O'Clock PLlNY e. CHASE.@
Worcester, July 7. Id
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CALIFORNIA. Mr.. Parrot for many years U.
s. Consul at Mazatlan, on the Pacific, passed
through our city yesterday on his way to Wash
ington city He is a Tennesseean, and takes
Jackson county in his route, on visit to his rel
atives. He assures us that the rumor of an in
tention on the part of the British fleet in the Pa
cific to take part in preventing our fleet from ia
king possession Of the Mexican coast is without
any foundation. He has travelled in North Cali
fornia, and concurs in the general account of its
inviting character. He intends residing there
tchen IL is annexed to the United States. He
has doubt that it is already in their possession.
Nashville Union.
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FOR SALE

TWO second hand SPINNING FRAMES, AZ spipdes
EACH live spinning, recently put in FIRST rate order
Inquire of the subscribers "'' 01ue''
Grafton, June l6. h. h.
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Wanted Immediately,

BOY, is or La years OF age, as Apprentice 10 the
n Pump-makng business-to whom good encourage
mOnt will be given. One from the country would be pre-
ferred. Mlnqare at this Office. wltdlsiC June 8.
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Houses for Sale.

Houses for Sale.
Ara GOOD HOUSE, with Livery Stable attached
t.R IA IN West Boylston, opposite the Brick Church
lg%Ah his estate will be sold CHEAP. Inquire of Mir
Sawyer at the stable, or the subscriber.
Also, good HOUSE In Oxford, in which now live with
81 acres This estate also will he sold cheap S24O0
Also, 81 acres LAND, fronting the Mant Street in
this village. |. r, BARBOuR
Oxford, July !. ew
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TO the Inhabitants Of the Centre School District in the
olen of Worcester the limits Of said District tOere
defined February 25, 1916:
w f. the subscribers, Assessors Of the Town Worces
ter, being about to make assessment OF tax uDon
said Inhabitants agreeaby Of the Worcester Aque-
duct Company, do hereby notify you. and each of YOU
liable by law TO be assessed make and bring in to us
the said Assessors the Manufacturers Mutual Fire In
surance Office in said Worcester, Friday The third
day OF July neat, between the hours of O'Clock A. M
and o'clock true and perfect lists of your polls and
al your estate both real and PERSONAL in your right
or in the right Of Others Saving such by law
exempt from taxaton which you POSSESSED
first day of May last otherwise you will not be admitted
20 make application Court for any abatement OF the
assessment about 10 be made aforesaid.
Given under hands this twenty seventh day of June
AID. 1886.
EDW'D II. HEMENWAY,l Assessors
FRED WIN. PAINE, of
lw SAMUEL PERRY Worcester
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MACHINISTS WANTE0-
FOR SALE

NE suosctiber patentee of the Fancy Power Loom has
Tor sale % Power Looms for Shee:ings 40 inches wide
in Mbnry WM Cp oa a. ua7 w sg rs
Millbury, May &C. d aUsi
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STRAW SEWERS

WANTED, by the subscriber, Five morexperenced
wv Sewers of Straw Florence and Fancy Braids. For
further information, please inquire Of the subscriber his
Bonnet Room, No. IL FRoNT STREET.
Also, few Apprentices in the above business can find
employment by application to the subscribed
HENRY G. FAY.
N. B. None need apply except with good recommenda
tons. DIFF Worcester April 3.
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THE CROPS &c

Extract Of letter from gentleman living in
Rock Island Co., Ill. 81 have been ten years
conversant with this country, and have never seen
such standing crops of wheat. have seen the
grain of many counties, and have conversed with
farmers from many more, and the like was never
known in this State"
A bOlntJuI Hdrgest. Never were there more
bountiful crops in this section of country. The
wheat is very heavy, and the quality excellent.
The prospect also for fruits of all kinds for grass
corn, and indeed for every production of earth
almost, cultivated in this section, is exceedly ia
vorable Putsburg paper, 30th Ult.
The Season. Grass and grain never looked
more promising. The recent rains have efectu-
ally secured most abundant crop of hay Pota-
toes and corn also look well.
augusta (.Ne.) paper.
The Grain Crops in this country never promIs-
ed better than now. Wheat will be abundant
We have had fine growing weather for some time
Corn looks very promising.
Independence No. June IA.
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A BRICK SCHOOL HOUSE.

PROPOSALS for Building a Brick School Iouse in
Pleasant Street in Worcester, SO feet long by so
wide, and two stories high above the basement and f
buildings, walls fences, &c, will be received until the
tenth instant The plans and specifications of the whole
may be examined and after Tomorrow the office
WILLIAM BRowN, Architect, No 1856 Main street.
STEPHEN SALISBURY.
LEVI A. DOWLEY, Building
ICHABOD WASHBURN, }Commntee
SAMUEL DAVIS,
STEPHEN BARTLETT,
July !, 1886. lOd
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FOUND,
GONE three weeks since. bundle of Dry Goods contain
- ing sundry valuable articles The owner have The
by describing and paying charges, the OF
X. ID. DUNBAR, I'd door north Of the American Temper
ance House, Worcester. G3t July 5.
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The Supreme Court OF the United States.
MONDAY, December 81, 1916.

MoNpAY, December 81, 1916.
VIM Hunt and A. H. Lawrence, esqs, Of the District
Of Columbia, were admitted attorneys and counsellos
of this court.
No 16. n. g. J. Dick & Co.. Us H D. Runnels On a
certificate of division in opinion between the judges OF the
circuit OF the United States for Mississippi Mr.
Justice Mclean delivered the opinion OF the court
that the certificate under consideration in this case was
sufficient and that the deposition the ground stated in
the record ought not to be overrulcd.
No Q. James Wood, u.s. VIM A. Underhill ct al In
the circuit court of the United States for New
York Mr. Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion of the
court reversing the judgment of the circuit court and
remanding this with directions to award venire
fdctas de moro
| No o. James Pepper ct al, Hugh w Dunlap, ct
a. In to the supreme Of the State of Lousi-
Mr. Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion of the
court dsmssing this writ of for the want of urs-
dicton.
| No. 1853. Cornelius Taylor Josiah Gates On the
motion of Mr. Yulee, this writ of the court of APP
peals of Florida docketed and dismissed with costs
under the 43d rule of court
| No. 40. N. S Warng, ct al, appellants U.s. Thomas
Clarke ct al The argument OF this cause was concluded
by Mr. Johnson for the appellants.
No. A. Henry A. Hall, plaintiff, U.s. William Smith
This argued by the Messrs Giles and Stewart
for the defendant, and submitted printed argument
by Mr. Dulany for the plaintiff
| Adjourned till tomorrow, II o'clock, a. m.
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New system Of Eth,e..

II we to consider the orator of Tennessee the
ponent OF his party, they to furnish with new
dictionary explain the meaning OF terms, and code
Of moral philosophy to expound the ethics OF the oppos
ton 1t he did charge the President
he explained yesterday in the House. with telling lie, but
simply with publishing false statements to make the peo
pie believe lie These nice dstinctions-nore nice
even than the Pckwiekian casuistry This new code
OF moral philosophy throws Paleys doctrine Of lies
pleely in the shade. II the giving out of false state
ments calculated to deceive the people, is not to all in
tents and purposes the utering Of lie, it is difficult to
say what would be lie at all II is distinction with
out dierence-like tweede-dum and tweedledee. But
it will puzzle ingenious than the representa-
tive from Tennessee to escape from the dilemma into
which he has betrayed himself If the opposition go
this way, refining and fritterng away the clearest
words OF the English language, they will have to pub
lish dictionary and code OF moral philo-
sophy
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The Consular system.

We laid before readers yesterday the report prepared
by the Secretary of State the reorganization OF the
consular system, II proposes complete improvement
fewer consus be appointed who be paid by sal
aries instead OF fees of offceheir duties to be better
defined than they at present-wh competent per-
be appointed in the State Department, to digest,
arrange and publish the information to be obtained for
the of Congress and the people, from the regular
respondence OF these officers" One OF the great prnci
pies OF the system is explained by the secretary in the
following extract from his report:
He (he Secretary of tate) is very clearly of opinion
that they ought 10 be compensated the present bill pro-
important ports, and not by fees He is fully convinced
that until this change shall be effected and until
sus those ports with which conduct large foreign
trade shall be prohibited from engaging in mercantile par-
SUITS never have such consular system Is due
TO the vast interests OF our extended commerce."
Al present our eonsuates are generally held by com,
mission merchants, residents abroad The fees attached
them except in few instances, yield amount wholly
Insufficient Tor the support OF the consul and his family
They therefore, sought after merely 10 give the consul
TO him a commission merchant The consulate is thus
rendered subsidiary his private business and the temp
aton great to abuse his public trust for the purpose OF
fryorng his he should be proof against this
tempation-vvhich is believed be generally the
him, and the of their vessels, will always
be jealous OF his conduct consul under the strongest
projection To all Americans engaged in foreign
and he ought therefore, 10 have pccunay nducemen
lie is ntrustsd with important public concerns and his
time ought be exclusively devoted them This would
give him consideration and influence with the authorities
the place of his residence, io the benefit OF his country
men, which he never enjoy long his office shall
continue be a incident To his mercantile business
Many evils which need not be enumerated, have resulted
from the present mode of compromising consuls."
The subject is very important, and the secretars
port explains his propositions in clear and satisfactory
manner that it is to be hoped time is to be lost in
considering and carrying out the system during the pres
ent session OF Congress
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The federal papers land the National Integencer at
the head of the sD publishing the idle assertion OF
Washington correspondent from the New York Journal
of Commerce, "ha feeling of personal bitterness appears
to have been created towards the President among the
members of Congress" "This feeling he says, "isby
confined to the wing party and before the end OF
the session it will be manifested in quarters hitherto
regarded as friendly to the administration"
We deny the existence of any such feeling. We have
seen no signs of it. We have we have heard Of nc
man who expresses, or appears to entertain any such
sentiment toward. the President The opposition will
not appreciate him properly The democrats alone do him
Justice, though are happy to understand that some
few of the opposition entertain the proper feelings
wards him. We do not apprehend the outbreak which
this correspondent threatens in the democratic ranks
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The rumors from California partake OF the extravagant
and absurd character of all the statements Of the Mexican
people No one will believe the whole for moment
1t turns upon the story of the Mexcans capturing several
of the American launches of the squadron, cutting the
hroas of $50 of the soldiers Cor marnes and at the
same time locates the of the at the City
of the Angels which is about thirty miles from the
ter We do not believe that any force which the Next
cans could muster-rom Indians, rancheros, and all
could defeat 50 American marines =
We understand from private letters from California
that Capt Fremont to have left the City of the An
gels on the LIST of September for the valley of the Sacra
mento for the purpose of organizing the American set
tiers there and his purpose to return to Los Angeles
he City of the Anges) by the 25h of October He
absent therefore, the time when this exravagant caas
trophe was idly said to have taken place We should
be surprised if, like the engagements OF Palo Alto and
Monterey it were disastrous to the Mexcans
il any took place at all.
Reinforcements have already arrived in California
General Kearny expected to reach that country by the
end of November. The two hundred regular arlerists
who sailed from New York are there before this
time The Mormons probably three or four hundred
would be there in the OF this month. Steven
sons regiment might arrive at their destination in Febru
ar
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by- Anniversary supper.-The supper the occur
renee of the thy-second anniversary of the Coumb
Typographical Society will take place the evening of the
first Saturday in January, at O'Clock, ut p II. King
Congress Hall, Pennsylvania Tickets may be
.had for dollar EACH of either of the undersigned Mem
bers the society, well gentlemen who have been
connected with the printing business cx-
pectcd to attend.
ARRANGEMENTS.
G. F. Lowrcy Patrick H. Brooks
Thos w. Howard VIM. L. Kennaugh
Geo w. Cochran John III. Thorn,
Thomas Cation.
Those gentlemen DESTROYS of attending earnestly
auested TO procure tickets from the above committee
none will be admitted without thus having provided them
selves beforehand Dec 81