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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-25

EWURRA! HURRA :! HURRA =:
4 Alarming news to the Regulars The remedy at last
dscovered the Of bowel complaints discovered
Save your children, YOURSELF save your doctors bill
and save your money; and when you find you begin
ming to get weak and debitated, Hobensack's Worm
Syrup and the worms, whichs the dysentey, 10
any necessary take Of Hobensacks Liver Pulls TO
correct the bile, and you are cured
J. n. HoBEKsAcK, Proprietor, Philadelphia.
For sale by P r SLATER 4 CO.. fremont Temple
D9sbn Whnlesaie Agents New England
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nUNKLEE'S HU NOR REMEDY
u 4 HERY IMPORTANT COMPOUND.
DIR. j. M. HARMON.
Office % Hwd Street, LoaoeH, Mass.
N Ii A L , =

Office % Hard Street, Loa0eH, Mass.
A CARD.--DR. HARMON begs leave In this man
N ner to inform the public that he has connection
whatever with any eguar advertising physician in
this city neither has he any sympathy with the well
known 0ds operGHdi of those of certain notorty who
make it their first object to fitch exhorbitant fee from
their unfortunate victims, without doing them the least
good.
Dr. Hamon's mode Of practice does not differ materially
from that approved of and adopted by the eminent Hos
Pdi practitioners of Europe and Of course he is not un-
willing that 1t should meet the scrutiny not only of the
public generally, but also OF all scientific medical gen
Henen.
To FEMALES, exclusively. The French Female
Monthly Regulating Pills and Female Restorative can be
obtained by applying either personally by letter. No
% Hurd Street. Lowell.
lowell. March %. 1884
GtLENN'S TRUE vERBENA WATER.
W This delightful perfume, prepared by a Chemical
process from the hot house plant.
LEMON TRIFoLIA,
Is confidently recommended to the Ladies in particular on
account of its refreshing and delightful odour. contains
all the fragrance of the plant itself in concentrated
form, and will be found very useful for removing the Ian
guor occasioned by crowded rooms &c. Also as a dec
ous perfume for the handkerchief and will be found much
cheaper than than the Extracts, yet equally good and
pleasant change for the Eau de Cologne.
For sale in Worcester together with an assortment Of
Genn's justly celebrated Perfumery, by L. J.. LAzEIL,
SIBLEY ScorT, Bush Co., Il. II. MARSH, d. ScoTr
JR, NJ. b. GREEN JAMES GREEN, Druggists, &c. and by
JNo. MoREY Co., JANKINs & CLouGH, Hair Dressers.
Manufactured only by L. ". GLENN, 20 South 4th ST.,
Philadelphia. to whom all orders must be addressed.
mch30 deodtf
nILs: OILs!!-1O,OoO gallons. Blcached Winter
1000 gallons Winter Sperm Oil;
100 bbls. Cincinnati Lard Oil;
rs do. do. Red 0ili for sale by
G. S. 4 A. j. HOWE,
Worcester Bank Block
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OVER 100000 BOXES SOLD IN /
nR.MUwE,s COUGH BALsAM FOB

IA
~ Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Influenza Bon
chitss, Group, Whooping Cough, Summer Complaints
of Children, DfayTkod and Dysente,y, and general
Nervous UseGsiress, preventing sleep.
ar My Cough Basam is prepared and sold only at my
ofce on Middle Street Lowell supply all orders from
abroad Druggists have not and never had my formula
by which is prepared In this city they use my name
for making. The consequence is they prepare
spurious article my essential injury. protest against
such unjust and unlawful uso of my name
mch25 off DANIEL MOVIE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-25

z EICESTER s WORCESTER EX-
k-l PRESS.-The subscribers will daily Express,
fer the conveyance Boxes Bundles Merchandise and
every other Express Freight between the above named
A. NJ, and or 'ster at O'Clock ?. NJ.
All order entr listed U.S. left at the Post Office
at Horace Walt Store Leicester (where states may be
found,) will be romptly and faithfully attended to.
Office in Mo -cestel, at A. Il. Newtons, 2O7 Main St.
JOEL SHELLEY
Leicester, March !, 1858. MARI diff
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WOR CESTER s. NASHUA RAILROAD
CONNECTIONS WITH OTHER ROADS


Trains arriving at Nashua connect directly with trains
Of Concord, Boston, Concord and Montreal Northern Pas
sunpsc and Vermont Central Railroads. All trains from
Nashua connect directly with Gown trains OF Concord
Railroad.
Each train to and from Groton junction. connects with
upward and downward trains Of the Fitchburg Railroad
and with trans of the Stony Brook Railroad to 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 con-
meets with Boston Worcester, and Western Railroad
trains; 10 connects with trains from all the above:
named roads nO udng 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
wit, trains of above roads, That arriving at 50
p m with the New York Steamboat Train via Norwich
FITCHBURG AND WORCESTER X II TRAINS.
running in connection with Worcester and Nashua Train
Leave Ftchburg at As m; II 40 and and 45 p m.
Leave Worcester at 80 and IL 10 M, and 4 is
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way between Wor.
cester, Groton junction. Nashua, Lowell and Fitchburg
y For connections with the other roads at Worcester
Groton Junction, and Nashua Snow Wlders Path
frder and Railway Guide.
~ Through Tickets are issued at Worcester for Bur-
ngton, Montpelier, Wells River, White River JUNCTION.
st Johnsbury, Plymouth, Ltteton and Wiers.
G. W. BENTLEY, Supt
Worcester, August l. 1854. dawtf
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LEAvITT TuAxFER.n


Senate Chamber, Ohio, April 5th, 1854.
"DR. j. c. AvER-HonOred Sir have made thor
ough trial of the CATHARTIc Pills. left me by your agent
and have been cured by them of the dreadful Rheumatism
under which he found me suffering. The first dose
heved me, and few subsequent doses have entirely
removed the disease. feel in better health fi
years before which attribute entirely the effects
ofyOur CATHARrIc PILLS. Yours with great respect,
LUCIUS b. METCALFn
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nR. HOoPER,s RHEUMATIC I'M.
Office So Bromfeia ST., Boston.

NERS. KIDDER'S DYSENTER4 COk-
~ z DIALs-For sale by L. 7. LAZELL,
vi Main street
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Gtssy5s.xazs1 VVHITCOMB'S wORCES-
sszs5fs--sgsssss t* TER AND FITCHBURG EXPRESS-Be-
tween Worcester and Fitchburg by every train, stopping
at all intermediate places. Packages forwarded Notes.
Drafts, and Bills collected and paid and all orders attend
ed to with despatch Office of Mechanic and Main
streets, Worcester. nov29 diff
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Expresses.

tEysa-s4.ss5s LEONARD'S EXPRESSLY
~ and from Boston and intermediate places, by
every train.
BILLS collected and paid and all orders attended to with
despatch. les diff
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BOSTON sTATIONERY HOUS,

BOSTON STATIONERY HOUSE,
10 Exchange ST., under Webster Bank.
FOREIGN and Domestic Staple and Fancy
STATIC merry,
AT AND RETAIL.
Hank Account Check, Memorandum, and Writing Books
constantly on hand and Manufactured to Order.
Emery Variety Of L6w and Commercial Blanks.
Cbas ". Calkins. Isaac 7. Reed Elbridge Bangs.
Country Dealers supplied on the most libers terms
r,chSf dIy
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I7RENCH PERIODICAL PILLS AM

INRENCH PERIODICAL PILLS AND
/ DR0PS.-DR. c. A. HILL, No. III Main Street
Worcester Mass would say that great expense he has
prepared from the original recipe the French Periodical
Pills and Drops discovered by j. Harrington NJ. D., while
praccng in the Hospital in Paris, under the immediate
TON, of London.
These Pills invariably certain to regulate the female
system, and can be taken without hazard. They
known by hundreds of females in this country be the
only preparation discovered that has proved inva
ably certain in all cases.
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Las5s.zs5zs1 ROSES PROVIDENCE AND
$500. s-.iltfsss W CESTER EXPRESSLY Every Train,
Packages Forwarded Notes, Drafts, and Bills collected,
and paid and all orders attended to with despatch.
Packages and small Cases forwarded and other Express
business acted at Fall River, Mansfield, Auleboro',
Taunton, Nv Bedford, and Nantucket, Mass; Bristol
Warren, Newport East Greenwich, Kingston, Warwick,
Wickfeld, Peacedae, and Wakefield, r. l.; and Stonng
on, Conn. OFFICE, Am. House. Worcester.
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One trial will convince the skeptcal, and
after will they be induced to take any other Ladies who
have often been deceived by purchasing Pills and Drops
and nostrums from
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-25

COTTAGE HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE, inquire as
above. d6 o.
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NINIe ana FehhstIe IMPOsteFs5
under the pretence efecng cure, medicines which in
nineteen out of twenty have an injurious effect upon
the system, without producing the desired result any
sign of it, should shun bpeds and but the
genuine
FRENCH PERIODICAL PILLS AND DROPS,
The efficacy of which have been tested in hundred
cases. and failed to effect speedy without any
bad result. The Pills and Drops the result of
ensve practice and not discovered by accident To euo
gse their virtues would not add to their merit Wewoud
only say try them They will be sent to any part of the
country from observation by addr ssing pos paid
DR.. c. A. HILL, No. 121 Main St,
Worcester. Mass.
II Full directions accompanying eacn 6ottle.
Price five nollars. jan17 dH
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the clerks and messenger his Office thousand
seven hundred dollars
For compensation OF the clerks and of the Light
! House Board, seven thousand six hundred dollars.
/ CONTINGENT EXPENSES OF THE TREASURY DE
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For compensation Of four wachmen for the eastern wing
Of the Patent Office occupied by the Secretary oil the ine
rior, two thousand four hundred dollars
For The purchase books for the library Oh the Patent
Oace and for supplying deficiency IN former appropa-
tions the sum of tive thousand dollars to be paid ont of thc
patenl fund;
To reimburse the patent fund for expenses already incurred
and pad for furnishing the new wing the Patont Office bn
ing the sum sixteen thousand dollars OF The appropriation
made nv the net approved thirty first Of May Gghten hun
red and tyouf furnishing said wing be and the same
hereby authorized be transferred BY the proper account
inc officers the treasury to the credit OF the patent fund
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10
Political Intelligence.

The Harrisburg Herald states, that Il the municipal
ell cton in Lancaster City, Penn he 9TH inst, two
gentlemen well known candidates, elected school
ectors by about six hundres majority two regu
lsrly nominated candi iaes the U4lon ticket. The
defeated candidates Catholics and received only
about seventy cut of seven hundred votes pcilsd. The
successful candidates asons ~ the unexpected
result and nnot for H. kc the rest of the
community, they ''know nothing about it,"
AT the election in New Haven the 5th inst Chaun
cey Jerome whig and Know Nothing, was chosen
by 1,4ls votes TO COZ for William A. Reynolds. The
other city officers elected Of the stripe Mr..
jerome, except few democrats IN the council
The and city clerk receive $500 salary, the
chief engineer $500
Have We a Know Nothing society amongst uss says the
Allentown, Pa, Register. This is the great local ques-
ton OF the day The Prss says, that "a society Of the
hind is about being organized, The necessary utensils
have been obtained for this purpose from the head
quarters in Philadelphia Applications coming iu
we are told from every village in the county
for the establishment of similar associations This
secret org Lizaon to be immensely popular with
the masses and In destined think, TO become i'm
Iortant power in the State, whether for good or evil
time will show.
The free soilers Of Chitendeu County VT, held
vention Tssex Junction the 3d inst and passed
solutions showing the need OF union among all those who
desire the repeal q the Nebraska bill and Fugitive Slave
law they therefore desircus of union Of all those who
hold their sentiments voted not to make any nomna-
tions but 10 adjourn to the last Wednesday in June
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10
Interesting from Nicaragua.
VIRGIN BAY, NICARAGUA, May 90.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Ifave just returned from the city Of Granada The
revolutonsts have captured Leon Masaya and Managua
rather these towns TIE most mportnt in the State
have Joined the reforners. left Don Frato Chamoro
the nominal President in Granada at tho head Of about
two hundred and fifty The streets baricaded
with adobes and cannon planted the principal ap
proaches Rocha Chamorro's Secretary Of War; pris
1T Leon.
The city Of Rras capital OF this department refuses
to assist Cbumoro which is equivalent to declaring for
tine revolution. The project Of this department. the
military governor ana the commnndant Of San Juan del
Sur have left for parts unknown. number Of tae
citizens q Granada here, waiting for oppor-
tunity 20 run away.
AS an Indication Of the policy Of the revou iona-y
party, may state that they were waited upon by q
deru: ton of foreign residents, representing -ix die
rent countries with their respective flags. who received
the promise of protection 10 all Foreigners in of the
capture Of Grsnada. Business IL entirely interrupted
and conn unicaton with the interior cat Of.
NAY 90
P S.-A schooner has just arrived and reports that
the reyoletiobss captured Granada after fighting three
DAYS II the revolution l. complete and the Dictator
ship nf Chamorro en5ed, Caston, Of the most be
raj in the State, viii probably lie elected President
He IL said TO have received majority OF votes in the
last election but counted ont by Chamorgoi friends
10 the Legislature. Nicaragua win side with !iou-
duras which you aware Is the stronghold Of the
liberal party III Central America. B.
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Arret ea Daring Barpiar.-Yssierday afternoon q
youpg Of gen eel appearance, calling himself John
Wiley was arrested and conveyea before Justice Clark
charged with burglary In the second degree in breaking
in the dwelling house of Mr. Robert Stuyvesant No 159
West Fifteenth street. and stealing hersrom several
cles Of wearing apparel and pocket pistol, under the
following IL that during tho early
part Of the afternoon, the rogue entered the newly built
house adjoining Mr. Stuyvesant and from the roof pro-
ceeaed TO the scutte OF Mr. Suyvesants house. which
he forced oper and then descended TO the third story
rocms and with chistl broke open bureaus and doors
in search Of plumber and conveyed various articles
through the scutle and Deposited them in the empty
house The neghh0rs from the houses the ope
rsoDs u the burrar ard the alarm The gardener
attending the park to the lid Of the companants
ARMED with club, and met the accused in the new
building coming down stairs TO escape. The gardener
knocied him down, and secured his detention until the
arrival OF the police Clothing found in the possess
sion of the thief amounting to Yards of $50 Justice
Clarke committed him TO prison for trial.
Avren for Stdt1tmp eith Knife A man named Chas.
Graham Thursday night arrested by officer
Donohe of the First ward charged with sabbing John
Wilson with knife, inhcting very severe, II not
fatal, wound The injured was conveyed to the
New York Hospital for medical attendance and Graham
taken before Justice Bogsrt who committed him to
the Tombs to await further examination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10
Markets.

NEW 0aLEsys, June Z, 1854
The Nisgara's came to hand late last night and
Gotten has 70, day decline, &c the lower qualities
The sales 4,oo0 bales mddlng is quoted at 7Ac
Lard is lower barTellsd sells MT For -four there
are more elers tLan buyers, and buyers demand
drction Ohio is nj So 25 Corn dull at SIC Pork Is
tribe lower: mess. S11 rs. Moasses dull at 10 q 1lc
Money market excessively tight sterling exchange SHc
premium.
New OatEANa, June 8, 1854
The saes of cotton to-day 900 bales at yester
days quotations. middng ~; Pork is lower; sales of
500 bbls mess az 81 So Barrelled lard sells at &C.
With the exception of cotton business OF all kinds is
tremely dnl Money Is very tight, and exchange diff
cult to negotiate.
CHARLESTON. June 8, 1854.
The sales of cotton to day 900 bales and during
the week $3.50 bales, closing at &c. decline some
grades good middiing quoted at exc Receipts Of
the week 25o bales the decrease in the receipts all
the Southern ports is now 42y, 400 bales
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Irs.h Rsot NE Ot,cwc. III
SEVEN MBN sHoT-THREE SUPPOSED MORTALITY
WOUNDED.

SEVEN Men sHoT-THRFE SUPPOSED MORTALITY
WOUNDED.
lFrom the Chirago Democrat, June7
Yesterday news was brought to this city that
Capt Henry Brown, of the canal boat Flying Cloud,
had ha6 an ahray with somc Iris,men at Ottawa,
which resulted in the shooting Of seven Of the men
1T IL supposed that three were mortally wounded
The occurrence happened, We learn, in the following
manner:-
Capt Browns boat was locking al La Sale, when
an hisbmaD came on board, and seeing dog (Which
was pet Of tie captalns) on deck for some rea son
or other kicked it Of the boat iuto the water. The
captain was below ut tine time, and when he came
ON deck asked who kicked the dog into the water.
Upon being pointed out tue man, he observed that
fer two cents he would serve him as he (the many
had the dog. At this the Irishman took Two cents
from his pocket, and dared the captain to pu, his
threat into executinf. The captain then knocked
tie lrshnan duvn, it is said three dlifere 4 times
and was on the point If throwing him into the canal
when the by ISLANDERS intereled aud separate them.
The captain soon after started for Chicago with his
boat.
in the meantime number Of lriShmen, twenty
one in all IL stated st ,rtcd after the bolt ii
wagons, ard succeeded la overtakng him at Ottawa
Here the captain went ashore, accompanied by one
OF bis crew foI team, and was 80 IN afterwards at
tackled by the llishmon ia Il body. The maa with
captain Brown discharged revolver at the crowd,
which took effect woundpg one man, and then re-
treated, leaving the captain alonp. Finding bis life
In danger and 10 hope Of escaping, Can't b. dis
charged his revolver SIX times, every discharge we
learn, taking effect On bis assailants, six of whom
were shot, exclusive Of the man shot by his com
panion, making seven in all
This is truly melancholy afflir, and, we are
sorry to say, but one OF a number of deadly riots
which have taken place throughout the country
within a few months. Where this destruction OF
lie is to end God only knows.
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Mrs. SusAS GRAnor the widow Of Gen Henry Gratiot,
says the Gdeno I'm Je6rso~sdn OF June g. Of the
earliest settlers Of the far West mos. esmsble and
amiabe woman, died at Chapmans tavern Warren,
on Friday last, OF cholera. She ber way from
Washington, in company with the family Of her sonn-
law, Hon. T. B. Washburn, Of this city. Mrs Gratot
Of the seven personsfour Of whom belonged
her fsmiywho orssnixed the 6rst Protestant church
weet Of the Mississippi river This In 1916 at Bon
BONNIE, near st. Louis, then little French village. She
c few members who organized the first Presby
terian church Ia Galena, twenty ehree years ago.
Col CrRrs CHASE originally Of Hopkinton, N. H. but
for the last fifteen years officer Of the Gus
In Salem and Boston, died at Brookins on the 7th
inst Of shock OF palsy. Mr. Chase the drst Super
ntendent Of the Custom House In Boston, and since
the commencement Of Mr. Plerce's Standardization, has
flisd the oface OF Inspector OF CUSTOM
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The Rock Israno Exc.rs,or.

lfrcm tne Chicago Tribune, June
Unite number OF the excursionissswho left here
tor Rock Island resurned last evening their health
and business engagements preventing them from
gong further. Among the number were Judge
Oakley and lady, Of New York; Hon. Charles But
lcr, OF do; and Count Gorowski. We learn that
the ride to Rock Island was highly enjoyed by the
entire party and all weJe most enthusiastic in their
admiration of the country and tine cities and towns
through which the road passes The shower In ths
afternoon was very refreshing, laying the dust and
cooling the air. which added TO the pleasure of the
trip very materially. Refreshments were furnished
on board the train, and no delay or accident oc-
cured TO mar the completeness of tho arrange
ments.
The train reached Rock Island Just previous to
-four O'Clock in the afternoon, being a few minutes
In advance OF their time. Five OF the best river
boats We're in waiting to receive the guests aad IN
hour or more occupied in getting the party and.
tuous feast wi cb ia represented equal the best
the most luxuriant hotel in the c,uutry coul fur
n;sh.
At seven o'clock, the steamers put over TO the.
Iowa shore. EXPrcs ident Fillmore was called out
by The citizens OF Davenport, aod made short
speech. AT dark, some splendid fireworks were dis
played from Fort Armstrong, in the middle of the.
river and those together with the appearance of the
ve steamers lying ut the opposite shore, each bril-
lisntly lighted up. made most splendid sight from
the shores OF Rock Island, and was viewed by thou
sahas with the utmost delight.
Az ten O'Clock tue boats started up the river, in
single ilc for Minnesota Territory They will pro-
bsbly reach st. Paul this evening.
Many of the invited guests from the East left
Island undecided whether TO 60 further or not but
every thing ON the river. and the accommodations
on board OF the boats. were so tempting that more
than two thin DIS OF them proceeded on.
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tween eight and line O'Clock, she in bec then;
asked her how shs VAS aud saie she was getting
great deal better; was my way TO Now York. when
esn.e back, she very BAD she wanted some beer
Mr. Farley got II sad sweeter~d it, she drank II Oh
si-c esid wac the last glass Of beer she shoud
o.inl the asked not to leave ber shs would not
I'VE very long; she dd not tell she was poisoned
iouhc $40 hut bills IN The trunk did know she
naa oeen p"soned until had n jail eigteed days,
on suspcion Of causing her death
The court here adjourned till Mon4sy morning.