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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-19
Motornsthie Card.

qnR. HALSTED closes his Institution AT Rochester,
IL N, w. until he15 hofApril next. toeomply with
the solicitations of many Physicians and Ladies', who
are xiOus avail themselves OF his method Of
curing disease. His obtectia making this beside
thai oftreetng some particular cases, 10 give medi
ca. men snch practical evidence as may lead 20 more
wise nietho6 oil freatng Uterine and Chronic Diseases
1t is his desire 10 extent to the Faculty every possible
facility for testing tha merits of his discovery Physic-
ias, therefore are PARTICULARLY invited TO call with pa
TENTS unier tleir charge His system of Therapeutics
is simple, rational reliable AID based upon path.
illogical principle system by which the worst forms
Of Pr0lapsus Ueri aad ard fganie de-
rangemeIts cured The principles Of Motorpaihy
have been thoroughly tested N a Home Institution,
were five Thousand cases of female diseases alone
have been success u ly tTeated Many Of THESE were
nyeterate cas- OF rom one totweniytwo years stand
. ing some Ofthem accompanied with extreme urinary
difficulties. Many cares of PTotdpSus Uteri be
cnfed BY one visit 0hers ia few days and the most
difficult in few weeks. To produce this almost in.
siananeonS relief the patient il subjected 20 pain
Inconvenience. No supporters, nor any of the ustal
treatment is employed When the organ il maIic 10
its proper position. the PATIENTS Immediately
able TO go through ordinary exercise which she has
strength to perform, without fear ofdiplicement Mo-
tnrpa'hc treatment gives vitality and force 20 all The
organs she discharge OF their proper functions, nd
is most efectual in restoring the constitution from the
effects Of selflndugence and dssIpaton 1t has been
proven to he peculiarly adapted for the cure Of lncip-
ent Consumption, Paralysis, and the maly and mut-
form complaints 0rgiUa,ie" in CuryituIe or hrtaton
Of The Spine; Its ec cy In the releof partial nsan
ity and diseases al the lvoT Is bet ond question
DR.. Halsed will be in Boston, at the Revere HOUSE,
from the 18th 10 the 80 OF January iE Worcester on
the LIST Of February; in Springfield az tee Massasoi
House, FehFuarv 3rd and 4h; in Northampton on
February 9Th in Hartford Ct at Hartford City Hotel
February Sth.; IN Meriden Feb IN In Chester,
at Chester Hotehoq Feb Nth lin New Haven az o!
tine House, on February 10 and in New York on Feb
rtary 20lh, St Nicholas Hotel, Broadway where
he v i'll remain "a few weeks. Communications address,
ed to him. en- route viii receive prompt attention lis
work on Mort0ypdthy be obtained of him, on be
sent to any address, postage Tree upon the reception Of
ten postage stamps. Ia g d&wif.
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To the Afflicted,

T1R. JASEPII, the Celebrated indian Doctor, hHs
~ rived III tawn, and can be consulted at No9ll3
Main Street, Worcester, bass ~ ts sos Il ~, s
The Doctor cures Sick Headache, Nervous Diseases,
Rheumatism, Gont, DropsY ,-Fiis Epilepsy, Piles, Can
ker in its most malignant form, Constitutional affac-
tions, ChOic Bilious, Flauent and Haipters Debility,
partly decayed Bones, Gravel, Catarrh Diseases of
Children, haamaton Of the Bronchial Tubes, of the
Liver and Spleen, Chronic Diarrh, d. sentery and al
most all diseases of the Blood.
Also, all diseases incident to Females such weak.
ness aud all The like My medicine will restore them
again TO full vgOr sId usefulness. flgg pa CEE al@
Come to me aud be fAitnless, Pm tharIame
and almost broken back and botched face that spit
ting up OF the food likewise, Chat Fista In Ano
PerneGm bachrymalis and the worst cases of
Clumsy are cured by my Vegetable Medicines in very
short time. aa4l41 -e III ,lstA
has spread with such richness ard profnsion over
every hidaln field and forest have last come TO the
rescue. an Consumptives may Live and not Die:
The Doctor is also Justly ceiebfai ed and distinguished
for the hundreds of onIerful cures ne has nade and
for his sound and philosophical views upora dIsense
(which carries with it wherever it appears, which
has brought multitude OF Ills upon fra humanity, aud
whose consequences often et by the innocent as
well the guilty. use Mercury IN the OF this
dsease and have failed much
DR. J after great labor and expenses has succeeded in
invenlng and perectng medicine which Is wonderfully
effective inprDducina sauary change and restoration,
from the long lis of diseases above rnenii0ned v
orous health. These medcines have been tried, with
the happiest result by thousands many of the
have been oil than years standing, by taking
them in hand, and by simple treatment with his NELL
cine, has wrought perfect cure. He does not leave
theJe important facts upon his he ap
peals the numerous certificates which gratitude
alone has put in his possession. slft
Please try the sc0rs great and potent remedies for
LIDO know that they will yet cnuse millions 10 rejoice
and De exceedingly glad fgHa eta0 i8tH gRsn b
Medicines with all directions, carefully pached and
forwarded to any place in the United States,
very h''p Sa \. + IAsEPH,
Of dSmfH .ir No.ll3 MAN st Worcester
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NUvICEs. &c,
Msrimack Mutual LoanV,u,rnrd Aas a,(i II

Mer1mack mutual A0anEund Association
VNHE success Of Associations, of mr., INA 4, on.
Cities, Induced the Secretary Of THIS "n;atya
to prepare Books Tor Subscribers TO Stock in tSJ '
Mutual Loan Fund ssociafion, In November last W.
Association was forued. and now The Shares on whSs
thirteen dollars have been paid valued at ihrtysx
dollars esch thus showing the rapidly OF accnnula
ton orno scheme has eyer been devised by which the
accumulation has been 50 raph huvpg all the advan-
tnges and securities Of Savings Bank, with greater
profits. The great benefits conferred by their opera
ton, in the alienation of rent and removing incum
brances from property must forcbly present them
selves to every intelligent person Any kaving
property ineumbered, can by taking advances OF bis
Shares, receive from the funds OF the Association
sum sufficient 10 remove the incumbFance, and repay
the Association by payments each month, having sew
era years to pay ~ making it comparatively easy aud
if wishes bild purchase house. in this way ibis
rent may be turned TO assist in paying for his own
bou e. or If he pays two dollars per month into the
Treasury, he will accumulate the sum Of FIVE hundTed
doars In from six eight wears, according TO The OPP
eratlons hus far. The Books Of this Association
now open for subscription, and the public invited
call and learn the advantages m Ike any Inquiries, ex
anime he plan Of operation and subscribe for stock,
at the Office of the Secretary, No 2, Nesmiths New
Block. SAMUEL MCINTYRE, Sec'y, i
Who Is also Agen, for first class Life AID Fire insur
ance Companies. - olS dswtf
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-aissst ,Goys'a Caps.
Ladies' Boots, and Shoes.
water Power and Buildings for sale.

THE Subscrib r, wishing to make change in his
business offers his entire Estate for saIe situated
in the fonrshng OF Leomhster,s consisting Of
fifty acres of Iand with new building SO by 80 feet,
4 two stories high, new stone dam and new iumes-
Said building, with the addition of machine r0oms
would he wei, adapted for small paper mill. The
of the season. and may be rncreased onasthrd with
small expense On the premises Dwelling Houses,
with Barn. Carriage House, Sheds, and all necessary
are situated onehaf mile from Railroad Station the
Fitchburg and Worcester Road which makes the facili
ties oil freight for Boston aud New York surpassed by
none in this part Of the county. The whole will be
sold, and part of the purchases money may remain
dive years # desired, L will sell half Of said
tate and take an interest in the business. Said build
ngs could be ted really fol early in the seasen
For further particulars in relation 10 said lesais, all
communica tions addressed the subscriber, post paid,
will meet with prompt attentions sifisa y sNi993
feb7 -d2aw&wt3 I'll 51 WHITING GATES
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,[PRICEOAE.. CENT.
FOX. sAIK OR 10 RENT.
FOExs-z,

TIME Celebrated Dioramai|i isg :. 81 -aqL,r q Z,
Il BUNKER HILL md CoNFrthe BATTLE OF
der) with Sixteen new and splendid Drop s9erfect or
besI Artist in the country the whole OF tSby the
profitable md popular Historical Exhibitions most
Country II will be sold II applied for soon for less
than one halffs cost With proper management, che
price Of be made with in three months. besides
giving the proprietor good living One or two young
who wish to ff,ve will fud this rare bargain
For particulars apply 10 N F. Gates, at the Worcester
Dramatic Museum. deco DIFF
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Fn hi GAr. ia

- THE subscriber Being DESTROYS Of lsay- AER
- ESTATE atvery low prices, consisting --.s =,
In part Of one House Shelby street one do, untn
House Lots on Laurel AM; do, on Grafton street
IA acres Of Land on the Holden road 1883 Acres OF
Land with good Farm Buildings, in Psxton. y sst
oer6 DIFF A. NJ. MERRIFIELD.
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PERSONS IN WANT or 77I
PIANO FoRTEs, OR MEL0DE0NS,

VIZ ILIs-do well to call at E. s. NASON'S New
w Piano Forte Ware Room, No. 200 Man st. and
see what they do there, before purchasing else
where. DIST
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ai ~ Special NOTICE. ys9e ~
tTNHE subscriber would respectfully tender bis services
as REAL ESTATE BROKER, ito any persons
having Property for sale to Exchange, either in the
acity aduniag towns and would solicit The attention
of purchasers to the following schedule Of Property
! which he offers = sH''sss ~
FOR SALE ~
good assortmeDt of House Lots, on and near Union
Ill., some Of which among the first, il not the very
first in the city for desirable location, commanding
view of a beautiful scenery, unsurpassed in any other
part of the ciiy~ ,a@sh8 81 o. a5faqsl eai HNa 4ei
Also otner Lots In various parts Of the city, nd
Feveral new Houses all of which viii be offered for
reasonable prices, and terms of payment easy.
A lso a number Of Farms in the County, having from
90 to 900 Acres each. tlnel IARKIEs SMITH, S 4
ug5 DIFF sgs 226 Main Street, Worcest sac
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w. d. FENNO & SON,

HAVE a large stock of Donhle and Single Fowmg
i K Pieces, Rifles, Pistols, and Revoivers in great
variety, Fasks and Pouches, Game Bags, Drinking
Flasks and Cups, Wads and Wai Cutters, Percussion
Caps, Gun Tubes, Tops and Slides to Pouches, sc
Also alkiDg Sticks Wholesale and retail, at l66
'aa5'iia e daw2w Aaf sn22
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p. Y o U N G.,


dealer in s5a1 fst
Fancy Goods, TOYS, and Useful Articles.
ID ESPECTFULIY nyres+he ,ttention of the pub
u lie to his large Stock Of Artces well adapted for
presents during the hnhiay season, tis "a
so kinds ofLadIes' Fancy Work Boxes, 100 kinds Of
Fancy Baskets, Pearl and Shell Portmonnaes Porto-
hos Dressing Cases. Ca Cases, amt ltetieulf $, with
many fancy things innamerable for advertise
ment. a great yaliey OF Toys FIR the amusement of
children, selected far as possible, with reference to
strength an beauty. 20 kinds of Games, many Of
which instructive, well as amusing; II kinds of
Umbrellas 40 kinds of Pocket Knives l6 kinds OF scis
sors, so kinds of Combs, SO kinds Of Brushes, 20
kiL ds of lYa ttas .aR 81 f,sgIi sfe ..H
Boys SLEIGHS,
3 kinds ofRocking Horses, 30 kinds OF Bird Cages
among which are Metallic Cages. fgreat beauty OF
finish, kinds of Canary thirds kinds of Bird Seeds
Umbrellas. Canes, &C, neatly repaired. Pinking of
Capes Sacks, Clocks, and Taimas in IL styles, with
edge from ofan inch to inches il depth; large and
small points and scO1ops Eyeets set. and many
sma Jobs DONE too numerous TO mention. Please OBJ
serve the sign Of 'The "a iety Store,p No. ST Main
street nearly opposite the old stand of James Green
& Co. m decl4 ise.fnia- dawtf
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NJ A N T e D

LOUR Gentleman Boafders may be accommodated
II wHhsp leasant Rooms, a lew doors from Main ST.
"a Also Gentleman and Wife, and lew table board
ers The Honse-is heated with FURNACES. % yari "
For Particulars inqlHie att this 0fiice-r diff $50
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Wants.
RANTEn

ENBREE or four BlacksHliths, accustomed TO the
i Of Triphammets. Also, two good Chisel grinders
apply 70 U FOSTER 4 &C Worcester, or PAGE,
WH1TMANiea CO., West Fitchbulg ~ asif
.mcn24 istf
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Real Estate for Sale.

AzA The Estate at the Corner Of Summer aud Bel
hn. mont Streets recently occupied by the American
Antiquarian Society, IS offered for sale on ibs
eral terms.
Inquire o. s. F. HAVEN, the New Library BuiId-
Dg.- ~ A8G.@ $50 aa :. ea didtfsa ie7 b.
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Wanted ImmediaJely,

T1Y the Subscribers, at their steam Shop four good
ID JourIeymdn Machinsts, on iron work. and -Four
good wood workmenj whom steady en- ploYment can
be given. a. L, Il A. w. STEVENS.
East Brookisid Sept 81 1858 81 Idtf
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Ee0lian For Sale,

FIRST RATE octave, beadfifni toned 4EeoIian
IN for sale low. Any wishing first. rate Instru-
ment Is invited to call and examine it, at Haven 3
gency Office, 66 Main street, next door TO seby's
auction Room. hls ,i4ia decl6 d dti
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TO RENT.

YENHE Rooms over The Planning Mill in the Iitch Shop
L the Boston and Worcester Rarosd, suitable for
wood work, Cor any business that requires consider.
o able room, and bnt little power Possession given Octs
. Ii Inquire Of SIMEON MAYO, Manchester street.
au23 ,sst3 sd ais sis DIFF sft D. ssai Hs+f - B
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sacA The Real Estate, corner Portland and Myrtle
iIH Streets, consisting Of Houses and about 1000
~7'~e feet Of Land. Enquire Of
aug2 - eAisas 57sg EDWIN GLEASON d.
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General New. SUMMARY.

Late advlces from Sweden brings ac-
counts of very important invention which
has been laid before the Commissioners of
Banking, i'll Stockholm, by Count A. P.
Spare. The invention has rendered coun-
terfeiting nearly impossible. He coun-
terteits with incredible exactness the bank
notes now in use, but prints others which he
himself cannot initiate. He is about to visit
England and other countries, to bring the in
vention to the notice of the mercantile public.
Caleb Cushing's penny hunting hand
organ, the Washington Star, characterized
Judge Smith, of Wisconsin, as an abolition
functionary,' because he decided that the Flu
gitive Slave Bill is unconstitutional The
Milwaukee Democrat replies" The "aboli-
ton functionary referred to, is an Old Line
Democrat, who was a Democrat when this
renegade from all parties-Cushing- a
Wing, an Abolitionist, and Tyler man.
Speaking of the proposition to send
Frederick Douglass to Congress, the Proyi-
dence Journal says, awe send SO many white
slaves to Congress, that a free negro would be
a novelty"
The Trustees of the Pilgrim Society.
after two or three meetings for consultation at
Plymouth, have voted to purchase the wharf
property on which g Forefathers' Rock is
situated, thus taking the first step towards the
erection of monument to the memory of the
Pilgrims.
The Pittsburg Daily Evening Chroni-
Gle, Jealous advocate of Democratic men
aud measures, but opposed to the Nebraska
bill, has withdrawn the name of Governor
Bigler from the head of its columns, and sub
stituted that of David Wilmot.
The City Council of New Bedford
have passed an ordinance for suppressing
g loaing at the street corners" A fine not
exceeding 800 is imposed for violation of it.
A similar ordinance passed by the Government
of this city would be good thing
The Deseret News comes to us clothed
in mourning for the death of Elder Willard
a Richards, one of the Mormon saints. who
leaves twenty desolate wives to mourn his
loss.
A man named Andrew Baxter, an en-
ployee on the Troy and Boston Railroad. had
his right arm so badly smashed while coupling
cars near the upper depot on Wednesday that
it had to be amputated,
A grand Masonic Celebration was held
at birmingham on the oath, st. Johns Dav.
It was under the auspices of the Middleser
Lodge. Of birmingham, and was a most slc-
cessful and interesting celebration.
On Saturday afternoon, officer Luther
Glover, Of Arlington, aided by Boston officers
arrested Benjamin Fowler, shoemaker %
years cid, for stabbing his employer, Edward
Dryer, on Thursday last The trouble grew
out of an insult offered to Dryers wife, with
whom the prisoner boarded.
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HoRRID.-In Nelson county, Va, on the
18th ult., slave, young man in the prime
of life, and valued at 5 900, was whipped to
death by an oyerseer. The oYerseer tied him
up in the barn, and beat him, with occasional
intermissions, for four hours. When so ex-
hausted that he tainted, he was washed in
brine, and was thus whipped and washed al
ternately, from short time after breakfast till
one O'clock, when he was released from tor
ture and sent to the field to work. While the
oyerseer was beating him he begged of him to
shoot him, and his moaning examinations of
~ pray, Nasal would have melted the heart
OF New York bunker After he was sent to
the field he tainted, and a shower coming up
ne contriyed to crawl to the barn, where he
died. Although the affair caused great ex-
element in tie ndghbcrhood, the oyerseer
was not arrested.
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New Method of Inhalation. A new and
Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and all lung complaints DR.
Ourtss ygeana, or Inhalng Hygean vapor and Cherry
syrup has accomplished of the wonderful cures
of Asthma and Consumption in this city during the past
month, ever known to (See certificates in Agents.
hands) The Inhaler is the breast, under the
nen without the least Inconvenience, constantly supply
ng the lungs with pleasant medicated Yapor the heat
II the body being sufficient eyaporate the fluid Sold by
Boyd Paul, No 40 Cortandt St. c. H. Ring corner Of
john st. and Broadway N Y, and by Mrs. Hayes, IFS
Fulton ST., Brooklyn. Price So package.
N: b. ANY person enclosing So by mail to Boyd 4
Paul or Curtis Perkins, N. Y, will receive package
containing bottle of Hygean VapoT, one of Cherry Syr
up and an Inhaler, in neat boz by express free TO any
part of the United States or four packages for &c.
For sale in Worcester by NJ B. Green 212 Main Street;
L. I Lazel POI Main street, and Bush q Co., Front ST.
az deod&wy
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~WHHS AN''' -77
WASHINGTON. June "a

House, Fourteen private bills were passed,
including the Senate bill to reimburse to the
Common Council of New York City, the ex-
penditures made for the First Regiment of
New York Volunteers.
Mr., Houston moved that the House go into
Committee on the General Appropriation bill,
wishing to finish it to-day, so as to take up ON
Monday the bill appropriating $40, 100000 to
carry the Gadsden Treaty into effect.
The motion was agreed to.
A debate took place on the amendment,
which was passed, appropriating $75, 900 for
bridge at the little Falls, over the Poto-
mac.
Mr. Chandler offered an amendment appro-
priating $500, 900 for continuing the aqueduct
for supplying the District of Columbia with
water, pending which, the Committee rose,
and the House adjourned.
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An American named Tuttle was attacked,
and nearly killed, in New Haven, on Sunday
night, by large gang Of Irishmen, who were
in pursuit of some one, crying out, +" Where
is the id Yankeea' futile told them
he was Yankee. He had two of his ribs
broken, and was otherwise terribly beaten
Several arrests have been made.
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EXTENSION OF THE CHARLES RIVER Rr1L-
RoAD.-During the past month, the sum of
$4,000 has been subscribed by 336 of the
citizens Of the towns on the line Of the Charles
River Railroad, for its extension from Dover
to Bellingham, distance of about four
teen miles. The balance Of the sum re-
quired for the completion Of the work, has
been taken by the contractors, 80 that the
line viii be extended without delay, as far as
the present charter viii allow. boston 7ran-
script.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-27

Drs ANhchards0n's Sherry@ WI inc Bhtters
have been sustained through more than entire gener-
alton, and with beraty unknown to any other medi-
cine and an instance is not known by the PROPRIETOR
where they have not been of benefit to those using them
for the cure of complaints recommended Is not the
long continued unwaverng support by the puphc q tne
Sherry Wine Bers, sufficient evidence OF its superiority
every other medicine offered for sale 1t manu-
featured precisely the same and the component parts are
the same as they were at its first introduction Il con-
tains mineral substance whatever ana the puoc may
be assured that Il Is the Richardson's BitterS
which, Throughout the New England States, the present
rising generation have heard their fathers and mothers
often speak in praise. For sie ny druggists gen
orally. uztlWeoWoh' myJ
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The BEAUTIES OF EDITING.--An exper-
fenced brother editor says, in recent letter to
us: cat present am in the country, recover
ing from fourteen years editorial life-bad eyes,
crooked back, and broken nerves, with little
to show for it.'-PbiI. Register, June 10
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''KATY LEARY,' who was arraigned before
the Police Court, yesterday, on various charges
ofstealing wearing apparel, jewelry, &C., at
Leicester, has gone more extensively into lar
ceny than was at first supposed. Upon being
more closely searched, fifteen rings, and other
jewelry, were found concealed about her
clothes.
People who have had " Katy Leary'' in
their dorniciles, aud who have been surprised
at the disappearance of their gold and dia-
monds," would do well to call on Constable
Warren, and take look at the trinkets which
he has now in his possession.