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over 100000 BOXES SOLD IN
W MONTHS


DEvINES COMPOUND PITCH LOZENGE
TnE GREAT RRMEDy AT LAST DISCOVERED
For Colds, Coughs, Whoopisg Cough, Group, Asthm
nnd Consumption.
Certificates Of Cures may be found in the circulars,
the world is challenged 10 produce such cures
ced by faithfully using this cheap and pleasant luxur
Manufactured by isF,7as s. d. MULLER 4 CO.,
9a r Nc. 4 Wilson Lane, Boston, Mass.
r. B. SLATER 4 CO., General Wholesale and Ret
Agents To- 8 fremont Temple, Boston, Mass,
Sold BY Druggists and Merchants generally througho
sie teuusFF; alSoS by the Manufacfurer, No. Wills
lane, BostpR. Mass. feb2S = d1
aN5s3EMAEE MEDICAL 0EFlCE, NO. 6 d.
SDDBURY STREET, B0ST0N--MRS. CASWEI
2xM0TT. formerly Of the Howard Botanic Inhrmary.-
Mfs CasHel Female Ply sician 10 the above establish
lnelt, formerly kept by Mrs. Mott and Mrs. Byrnes
would say her female friends, that she has removed
81 sud bury street. where she can be consulted all d
peculiar to her sex, at all hours Of the day
ing She has refited her office, repenished her stock
medicines secured medical and surgical aid Of very big
character and Is ready to be consulted BY her patien
and the public. To that class Of females who dislike
consult OF The opposite SEX save in extreme necess
she Offers heretofore the incsdmable benefit Of
ncated, experienced and discreet Female Medical Advise
In the treatment of diseases peculiar to her sex, Mr.
G. has think herself second TO any other
ular practitioner and she permitted TO refer those ad
who wish TO consult her, to other ladies who have fou
relief from her skill Rooms provided for those who wis
- 70 remain during treatment.
NIB. A private I.yingin Asylum OF the first elias
for convenience ant security connected with the esta
lishment, and personally superintendent by Mrs. q.
~. ~ Advice gratis All letters (port paid prompt
attended to- b.
Remember the number, "a SUDBURY ST. SCI dly
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II Full directions accompanying eacl. oortle.
PrIr4 I've ini,hrs. jan1T dtf
SgSl.SAOO RE- kE, ", Ri . ToR4 T. Y

$4,000 s sias al ri . Eon4 3, J
A. HIPS Panaceas and Indian Medicines, the remedy
Of Gonorrhoa, elects, Structures, Whites, Pains in the
Back and Loins, Seminal Weakness, Affections of the
Kidneys, Irritation Of the Urethra Gravel and all other
disorders OF the urinary organs, without the least
strction to diet, drink, exposure, change in app
cation to business. These preparations entirely
VEGETABLE.
and although powerful they will not injure in the leas
the most delicate constitution Thi preparation is
raned cure the above mentionai eases without usn
any external applications. With Indian Vegetable
Medicines you rely tho. ugh cure, by calling
upon me at M office.
Main street No. 121 Worcester
.y1e div Dr. Z. A hll..I
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EHANGE OF ,FIME.-on and after MONDAY,
u Nov. q, New Worcester and Lincoln Square
O M n / B U S
will run as follows:
Leaves New Worcester,
At 81 O'Clock, AM 81, l02, A. NJ, II, 81, 81 P NJ
Leaves Lincoln Square,
At u O'Clock, 81, A. NJ, II, NJ, q, s. and P NJ.
Leaves Harrington Corner, for New Worcester, min.
utes after leaving Lincoln Square.
SUNDAYS.
viii leave New Worcester at 10 A. NJ, and P. NJ
turning at the close of meetings.
~ Fare each way, 6 II cents
ms diff L. B. STONE, Proprietor.
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BOSTON STATlONERY HOUSE.

BOSTON STATIONERY HOUSE.
10 Exchange ST., under Webster Bank.
Foreign and Domestic Staple and FG1 y
STATIC NERT,
Arw oLEsALH AND RETA1L.
Blank, Account Check. memorandum and writing DO
constantly Or trand, and Manufactured to Order.
Everv Vo-sety of Law and Commercial Blank
Chas W. Calkins. Isaac T. Reed. Elbridge Bar J
country Dealers supplied on the most liberal terms.
Ech2l dly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-29

EAEAFNESs CURED.-Mr. Editor: Seeing
~ advertisement that the deaf might be relieved
applying to DR. B0ARDMAN No. % Eliot street, wi
induced TO leave home and test the DOCTORS SKILL WI
eodeaf that unable 70 hear ordinary conversation
To my astonishment twenty minutes my hearing WI
perfectly restored. recommend all deaf persons 10
the doctors method Of cure
..i.o - x. FRANCIS RICHARDSON, of Stoughton-
No charge for examination. Letters pre- paid attende
To- 20 r deodIy a-A55-ia d20
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-29

GAN BE FOUND AT 79FRoNE $ T
u WARDEN'S BLOCK.
A general assortment of Stoves Tin, Copper,
Britannia and Brass Ware. Tin Roofs put on in the
best manner; Tin and Copper Cutters and Conductors put
up at shortnoce. Also Culver's improved Hot AiT
Furnaces, for heating public and private buildings, tho
hest in the market. f. Il. PHELPS
diff
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Trains arriving Nashua connect directly with trains
of Concord Boston, Concord and Montreal Northern Pas
sumpsc and Vermont Central Railroads. All trains from
Nashua connect directly with down trains Of Concord
Railroad.
Each train to and from Groton junction. connects with
upward and downward trains of the Fitchburg Railroad
and with all trains Of the Stony Brook Railroad to an from
Lowell Morning and evening trains connect with Peter
boro and Shirley trains upward and morning and middle
trains with the downward trains Of that road.
At Worcester 80 train connects with Steamboat
train from New York via Norwich, IL 10 train coil
meets with Boston Worcester, and Western Railroad
trains Is connects with trains from all the above:
named roads, uding the Express train from New York
and Albany. Train arriving at 05 m, connects with
the trains from all the above roads, including Express
train to New York and Albany That arriving at 90
IN WITH trains of above roads. That arriving at 5O
D IN with the New York Steamboat Train via Ncrwich
FITCHBUR G AND WORCESTER r Il TRAINS.
running in connection with Worcester and Nashua Trains
Leave fitchburg at 40 a m; II 40 and and As N.
Leave Worcester at 80 and II Is M and Is p m
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way between Wor'
cester, Groton Junction. Nashua, Lowell and Fitchburg
M For connections with the other roads at Worcester
Groton Junction, and Nashua, Snow Widers PATH
Rrder and Railway Guide.
rTThrough Tickets issued at Worcester for Bur
lington, Montpelier, Wells River, White River Junction.
St Johnsbury Plymouth, Ltteton and Wiers.
G. w. BENTLEY, Supt
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Designers and En%rnvers ON Wood
OFFICE, No. COURT SQUARE, BOSTON.
Book Illustrations, Newspaper Heads, Store Fro ),
Portraits, Druggists and Perfumers Labels, Sc :,
Machinery, Cotton Stamps, Maps Show Bills, Med !,
Stoves &C., beautifully executed. mch11 d
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-29

ENAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE
4 Il Young of Worcester and vicinity, who desire
10 enjoy above blessings, obtain them by shook
ing' their with the hundreds" Eatons shook
Uf Record.n
Now is the TIME to get complete understanding OF
Book KEEPING-a practical knowledge of BUSINESS AR
ITrMETIo "a beautiful MERCANTILE HAND-WmTISG "a
practical system of the CONSTRUCTION LAM
luAGR, or any of the higher branches of Study Each
Student is Instructed by HIMSELF and can commence at any
time. Open day and evening.
Terms for Bookkeeping time unlimited, $40 90
Commercial Arithmetic, one month"; 90
Writing, sc 90
English Grammar, I" S 90
Ancient and Modern Languages, each, 90
For reference please apply to any Of the five hundred
Bndeu that have graduated from the Academy the last
Two gears catalogue and circular be had by APP
plying to MR.. EATON, at his Rooms, Worcester Bank
Block, Foster St. SIS dtFeblsn1m
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TSx. Eszs gs,sYzess.o BOSTON * n. YORK
eE4 - sSszs.-@sFtSs CENTRAL RAILR 0AD.-0n
and after Monday October 3D. 1854 will leave Boston
(yia Blackstone, Norwich New London, and New Haven't
for New York, as follows connecting with the trains
the Providence and Worcester and via that road with
the Western Road to Albany and the West. .a
Leave Boston at $50 A. NJ, and $50 p NJ.
Leave New York al s A. NJ, and p. Nj.
Connecting with the regular trains Providence and
Worcester Norwich and Worcester and New London and
New Haven Roaas
The train leaving Boston at 80 2. NJ stops at Norwich
over night, and proceeds next morning O'clock di-
rectly to New York via New London. "
The train leaving New York at ?. NJ stops at Nor
wch night, and proceeds morning directly 70
Boston, arriving at q A. NJ.
Passengers for Boston and Way Stations the Boston
and Y Central Railroad, per Providence and worccs
ter TraiDs " proceed without delay, Blackstone
J. J. FLOYD Superintendent
Boston, 81. dawh 90
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HHASSAGE ONLY $50, FROM LIVER
d POOL TO BoSToN.-TH0MPS0N & CO., Agents
for GRINNELL'S well-known line of Packet Ships,
nue issue Passage Certificates from Liverpool to Bos
ton the low price of $50 They also issue Drafts, pay
able at sight, the Belfast Banking Co., and its bran
ches and Banes' Brothers, Liverpool for FL and up
wards So the Pound Sterling, and charge for Com
missions.
Passage Certificates, Drafts, &C., can always be had
of S. V. R. HICKG0X, Agent,
for Thompson & Co., Waldo Block, Worcester.
dtf
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HURRA! HURRA :! HURRA
Alarming to the Regulars. The remedy att
discovered; the Of bowel complaints discovered
Fave your children, yourself, your DOCTORS
and your money; and when you find you beg
ming get weak and debilitated, IIobensacks Wo
Eyrup and remove the worms, whchis the dysenery, il
only necessary to take Of Hobensacks Liver Pills
correct the bile, and You cured.
J. N. HoBESsAcK, Proprietor, Philadelphia.
For sale by 2 r. SLATER x CO.. fremont Temp
Dosn9 Wholesale Agents for New England
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WORCESTER DAILY S PY...........F. II
Railroads.
RoSTON ANDwORCEsTER r. r.


II, rY4r.sszss5zzl WINTER ARRANGEMENT.-.C Com
EHt liati-smencing Monday, Dec11, 1854
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR BOSTON, as follows:
Leave Worcester at Z, and $40 A. M $3.50 Ex) 41oI
and (10.3O Ex.) P. NJ.
Mlbury $50 am. 9.45 p. m,
Milford at 7.O5, GAS AIS
Fram'm at s, 1910 (415 Ex.l
$40, Ql12 EX.)p. m.
' Saxonyille at 7.15 $40
" Newton, $40, $780, 1927 (W Tr.) 9.15, *11.O7
Nv TRY a. mi $50, *S.4S, 500, 5.37 (W Tr.),
Brooklne, $780, 7ao, SIS, s.a5, 10 a. m. 1870. 2,
81, St, 64, and 9, p. m.
Needham Plain, 6, & sos, AM; II, & 455 p. m
New York Mailleaves Worcester every Monday at lbs
A. NJ.
W. Newton station.
LEAVE BOSTON, as follows:
For Worcester at 100 (and Ex.) M, $50, 2.3Of
Milbury at 72oam 4so p, m,
Is Milford at 100 lam. $50, 4.3O
birmingham at 72o, Is Ex.l a. m, 1850, (2SO Ex)
430 pm.
saxonyle AT o15a.m p. M.
Newton, 72O (w. Tr.), SIS, and e.15 a. m. $780,
I5O Nv. Tr.,) 8, S, 6,15, and ola, p. m.
Brookline, Z, 7.5o, 9, aud II M, 1245 2.4o, $50
$685. 8, Z, and 9 80 p m.
Charles River Branch, Z, a. nj. II $50, 6p. m.
New York Sunday Mail at 2. NJ.
~ Express Trains stop only at birmingham.
G. TWICHELL, supt
Nae
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NEW DRY GOODS STORE,
81 FREMONT STREET.

are perfectly authentic.
7. A. II. G. CHAPMAN
Boston, March 25, 1884 di
BOSTON MAP STORE ENLARGE .
ND MENT.-IDE BUTTON, LOG Washington
have improved their Store by the addition Of La
Room in the rear, which they have fitted up especially
tie purpose OF showing their UnriUGed assortment of
Mural Suspension Maps,
Of which they making grand display. tt
also have hand the largest assortment of Aliases Pc
ct Maps Guide Books, and Foreign Maps to be found
any Store in the United States. All who curl,
70 examine Maps Of any kind, for any purpose,
spectfully invited to call.
IDE & DUTT0N,
PUBLISHES l. BOOKSELLERS,
Wash n,,tOl at
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WNRESH GROUND GENESEE FLOUR.
IL 1000 bills best extra Genesee Flour, receiving n
Store the Western Railroad Depot direct from the
Mills and for sale at the lowest market prices by the sub
scribcrs. Also, have for sale good common brands.
Ai.DltiGH & CO..
40 and as Front st.. W orcestsg. Mass. :.
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afey Ccnrequertly before they got under notion the
areSufoC sio train around The curve via rs asa
ned sGsferly slhough told E; the last station iha hi'
,fs.r 'hif, N Wit, d here aDd Jet theuf pes.
lie erclc,r Of the freight train jumped from tae sn
zine ard gave the alarm TO tic passenger. IN iho eaoo-e
10 lesp o Nc which they just rad tmo 70 DO 'efr: The
cssb Tie iusi.n TIE ou the freight train rec-'ei
lie hook Is valves 1ew open and lai the steam on 80 aud
Gsriy lie; IN, sprsHg Ike thing o. He dsc2nn7cuoS
frsN nr tie train and running al TIA ,Jp OF her speed
mill she arrived ~ the other end Of The switch lt not
fpr tu.nca On the main tsark, abe let the rail- taxing
orI courr across the track for about % yars, where
,bf lardrd oIear Of the track among rocks and stones
d,mseed rrcbsbly to the amount OF $4,000.
Tie q CINE of he DgnkiIk escaped with litte 1Ja.y'
TIE train loaded With live s'ock-sii aninjured me
iunr.r # The carr were al io bit by the 6se OF
chains ard ropes they managed TO connect them 80 tas
ibey al got under way before morning. This - the second
accident Of any moment hat has occurred az his place.
and iLey both have been Sunday. u The company
fhould compare heir Sunday Losses with the Siaiay
gain they would in my Judgment, hnd balance ~
A. Els WirEEss.
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ST. THOMAS.
s.sr. On, Or Correspondent

sfors Our OsS Cofr spOnoeht
ST THOMAS, w ! Tuesday, Dee n, 1853
Since NY letter Of the 18th inst the disease then
noticed as having made its appearance one Of tho
etfsies Of this leland, has proved 20 be was then
feared the cholera, and Of its most malignant type
One or two eases had been reported in town when
wrote bat since that time the number increased daily
The number Of burisls on Friday we're nine on Sat
ureay nineteen Sunday SItytce, and about tho same
yesterday When 1t IL noticed that the population Of
this place is CEy II Geo. il win be seen that such NOR
tslity is almost, if not absolutely une1amPed IN the
tiftory OF the diseage-ceYaiDly IN the Western Hem
isybeIe There may be special causes for the great
sSHber Of deaths yesterday and Sunday. 1t being
Cbrstmss the blacks, 60 which portion % our Popu-
luton the diseaEe il wholly e0nned) As hsr custom
TO- gave Themselves I'D 20 all manner Of excuses The
fiekIess yet principally confined 70 single quar-
ter Of the town, remote from the American quarter,
AID occupied mainly BY tie poorer eiases OF eoiofed
people densely crowded into smaIl and excessively
tltby tenenents.
Yesterday the COmmsndsnt received Information
that cholera hsd also brol zen out in 81 Johns and 10
the English Island OF TOrtOla. The Porto heO steam
or which cane up Friday also brings reports Of DIS
ease In that island supposed 10 be the same Present
sppeepecs therefore are that these lsisnds geneTGy
VIII be visited with this fearful scOurge. This will
very seriously affect the business interests Of Amcri
cans carving on commercial operations 10, or with,
this and otter West India Islands in this vicinity as It
will very pat stop to the trade carried on be-
tween ST. Thomas and the neighboring islands. THIS 10
last year their trade very much IN uret 81 the
prevalence If yellow fever.
Since my last, two vessels have pat into this
port in distTess-the bark james Bailey, Of P6adei-
thia, on the 2Gth She bound to Guadalupe with
q cargo OF -four. She entirely dismssted on The
Goth ult and is otherwise much damaged that she
will probably be condemned On the 2ist ut the brig
Fillmore, with valuable cargo, from Malaga for Bal
fmoTe alsO put in here dismasted By the same gale
Tie German EnIgTaDts, 4j0 in number, Of whom l
wrote you are yet here but will be sent on to New
Orleans IN n day or two.
The remaining vessels Of our Home Squadron, under
Command of Commodore Newton. arrived last week.
The steamer Fulton On Wednesday tho 2lst, ha7ing
made the pafsoge in five days from Norfolk, Va and
the sloop ofvar Albany Friday the 23d. As write
the Albany is making sail. She goes from here 10 La
rusyIa and is said the Columbia and Fulton will soon
leave the Commodore fearing TO lie here account Of
cholera. During bic stay here the Commodore has
been very politely entertsined by the Commandant OF
these islands who offered him the occupancy OF the
vacant mansion Of the Governor. which the COmlnO-
dore accepted, and now has bis quarters there The
Commandant also gave him fine dinner party.
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II he Editor # Tie n. Y. TS51Bt
SIR: Below u an sdyeristme cat from The National
Intgcncer Of June "a ls45 The antiquity of its date
will note the prOgess OF liberty up to this time as
will the general character vi the Slave system at all times
GSQO hEWARD.-Was stolen on Sunday night,
tHcfs sSs ssoSt is or II ,esI. Old White viii .ssasat
hl.et h,I and ds eye, -sshss 40. e or us p'unas .na
viii be. the fOowns SssiSI Inc Ss sPe i one saco
sna other eohnf eeiedi small bible, with red
cover, with Der name wea IL the name Of some The
bible tolsIAh vel, and hH sOSs a.s Sh her needle sh.
has had the whoOpns cough Ills A and sail disposed to cough Al
Tie AhOv. viii b for the .rPr.hsn-oa and esnvi.-
sat.. II tsk,p in vrs,s $50 n /. Wr,si as
IeTsi Win be given to any one who viii give iafm,.
s that lead to the recovery Of the servant and apprehension
calls herself sometimes Merry Frances Lhtfcs, sobcraa
She suspected OF r Ss ,.y op Ss4
You will that this Is Niger advertisement.
Mr. Geo Fckhn had lost female servant 10 II years
old rAe with straight black hair aud dark eyes. pretty
hands and feet, and good countenance.'
What wardrobe for servant to be encountered with
while fleeing from slavery Silks csmbrics, velvets and
"other clothing not recoleesed'
A small red bible with her own name, aud the nance
Of some Of the Bsshaw family in it. She could read toll
eraby well"
gi &c II years OF age, blooming in youthful besly,
gs dressed and evidently the pet OF one OF The ancient
families Of Virginia Coupled with the last line of this
infamous proolamaton-what a commentary have on
the American Slave system.
And yet this is the thing about which Baltimore Con-
venons ana political harlOt Of all classes are pledged 10
Keep you and me- reader, silent if they Gan they
&
The following article relates the excitement about the
fugitive slaves who have recently escaped from Norfolk Va
and vicinity We take it from The P0rtsnoz VA Tran
SCRIPT. Of the l4th inst
INSULT AND OUTRAGE UPON THE RIGHTs OF The
SoVTHH viii be recoected that some time since
negroes were missed from this and vicinity who were
supposed to have been enced away and had escaped on
bead vessel sailing from this port Tor some part OF New.
England Subsequent events proved the susicon ware
well grounded. The owners hsvng received ptims,ion
that their in Massachusetts ae,ericsd 10
make effort 10 recover their property by journey tothe
land Of pure morals The following particular. Of ths;r
tin reception and result Of the lawful attempts to secure
their own, We copy from TIE Globe Of yesterday;
Our ,ownsmsn and friend Major Hodsden. with several
Others wsrtiO Boston n pursuit of thsir property when
TIE olowSg The reception aud success they me; with
ana VIC ask The attention Of every S0uthssner seriously
toits
Arriving at Boston tisy went 6rsi and engaged law
ytrSI lhomas as counsel, during their stay.
The L $ Marshal Freeman, VAS seen, who appeared
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18
HoRRID MURDER IN NEwRAMPSHIRE.
CerreSpondenee Of The n. Y Thbuue
MOUNT VERNON n H Jan Is 4

CeueIpondense of The N Y Tribune.
MOUNT VERNON, n II, Jan. l5 1854
A horrible tragedy was enacted last Friday jan 10,
in this vicinity. Miss jones, young lady Of New
Boston, while ON her way to school on Friday morning
met by Mr.. Sargent, rejected lover, who fired
pistol at her when she fell dead upon the spot Mr.
Sargent then cooy loaded another pistol and blew out
his own brains. About year since he paid his I'D
dresses to Miss Jones' and she at the urgent request
OF her father, received them for time. Shortly after
her father died. and since that time she has ntimated
to him desre that they should be discontinued Last
Monday be called her out Of the school which she was
att ding and asked her if she did not intend to keep
company with him longer. She told him "No." Since
that time it is thought he Ia. been contemplating the
daboicsl deed. A younger brother and two or three
little girls were in company with her at the time He
fired three shots. The first taking no effect she cried
out 90, don't shoot mew lie seized her by the arm
and fred two more shots, when she Immediately fell
dead The affair occurred at about 9 O'clock Mr.
Sargent lived until about o'clock in the afternoon
but all Of the time wholly unconscious Miss Jones
is invariably spoken of as worthy girl and of respect
able connections Mr.. Sargent was a drinking fell.
Glow" and if remarkable for anything it was the pos.
session of violent and stubborn temper This horrd
tragedy may lead few in this State to think that the
Maine Liquor law * not so rery unconstitutional" az
fer all This happened about two miles and hall
from here close by JOes Hill and not far from the
Ledge The families are neighbors the parents widows
Upon Sargens person were found papers giving drec
tons with regard to the funeral &c. He wished the
funerals TO take place at the time and that they
might be buried in the same grave, or ss near each
other as possible. To this, of course the family OF
Miss Jones would not consent Tie funerals took
place yesterday afternoon at diterest houses