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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-04
Notices.


ElCESTER ACADEMY.-The Fall Term
~ in this Institution will eonmence on Thurndaw
August , and continue II weeks, uudsr circu1n-
stances very favorable for the accommodation of an in.
creased number of students A. II. WASHBURN. A.
", having returned from Europe, where be has been
spending several months in the study Of the Classics In
eeSe and Rome, will his place as principal
h hIeceptor. HANSON L. READ, NJ A., who has long
~, laVoraby Known 10 the patrons Of the Academy
90 r Iq as Associate Preeeptor and H. CLINTON
WsaT ss NJ A., will take the place OF assistant MRS
MISS n 16 b LIZARD remains Preceptress. and
Al nAhhlEr A. WOODS as Teacher Of Music; MRS
MARY L. GR0SVEN0R will give lessons in Drsvin1 ard
Tsts' ana Mr. GARDNER HALL, in Penmanship.
IA AItiu1 III TIE common English Branches S5: Hi5her
blahehes, So In the Ancient and Modern ian.
ing and Drawing, and Penmsnship ~ ~
The Trustees can with confidence sav tho. .ha 1900
tnmy for acquiring thorough education Al this Instit
ton, for both males and females was meyer he a,
the present time. 'e''eF ''iau A.
Young ladies can be aeeommod ated with hosi Of Nra
Billiards., IN the west wing of the Academy ana hoard
can be obtained In good families In the vliags a. 60
81 20 to 81 90 per week. exclusive of fuel and Washing
Arrangements have also been made for the accommodate
ton Of large number Of students hoard in club ana
everything will he ready In very convenient place or
near the Academy, where all be accommodated with
besrd under their direction, cost Several con-
Venient rooms ia the Academy be obtained for those
VINO belong TO the club and other in the negbor-
mood may be had for lodging and study rooms Those
who can furnish their own beds and bedding thereby
save the expense Of hiring, and pains will be taken to
cal.
1t is desirable to have those who wish to Join the club
give notice as early as possible Of their Intention by ad
dressing either of the Teachers, JOSEPH A. DENNY
Esq, Leicester. JOHN NET SON
President of the Board Of Trustees.
Leicester, July 90, 1856. dawSw
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A. p. w A II e
Nos. lGS and 40 Main Street,

orcester,
Which continues heretofore be conducted upon the
30 " E p RICE SYS T E MI
The assortment of seasonable Clothing is now very
large and contains in prouson all the various styles of
Garments in vogue. adapted t. all Sizes ages and
professions among which many styles superior asts
and beauty, well worthy of discriminating notice. The
boys PARTMENT,
Is in unusually full stock and will be found to be well de
serving the patronage Of the srIsing generation"
h u o m ID op r M n t,
lin second story under the superintendent of Mr.
CHARLES BLANCHARD (who has been Cng and fadorably
known in this community skilful artist) contains
much che most extensive and desirable assortment Of Pant
Sus, Vestngs, and Coatngs that has been exhib
tied at this Establishment to which will he added the
styles of Foreign and Domestic abrics fast they
appear in market, which will be sold at low prices by the
pec4 yard, made up to order in com5in-
ing excellence with beauty, and entire satisfaction guar
anteed.
To all persons disposed to become patrons to any de
partment of the establishment beg leave tender an
earnest assurance that their interest less than their
wants will thereby be consulted aud general satisfaction
abundautly secured. A. P. WARE.
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A q. RANDALL.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW
NO. 212, Butman Block,
ie Worcester, Mass. t&dn
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l.. Il. NICHOLS. M. D..
HO NJ E0P A THO PHI YSIOIAN
OFFICE AND REsrDEEoE l12 MAIN 81. OFFICE HOUR
FROM TO 3, AND TO O'CLOCK p. NJ.
Worcester. Oct. 20, 1853.
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p O T K A T T a " 7 y
Is happy 10 inform his friends and the public that he
has reopened rooms at @. Foster Cas- Block
ner Of Man and Pearl Streets. Persons wishing to ex'
anime his work. do so by calling as above or az Boy
denis Exchange Office. du Jylo
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DrD buu0s.

ONLY LOOK AT THE PRICES:
Best BARREGEs, worth $780, Only................12lo
Yard Wide MUsLINs, y.......................s4c
Extra Fine MusIins,
De Baises, ..sizpence
PRINTS, Observation-Disclosures. .e4c
DE LANES. only ............................. SC
Barrege DeLaines, nly...................s
Yard Wide FRENCH PRINTS, only.............12sc
Palm shuwIs, All Wool, only..............$l s24
Extra PALM sHAwLs, All Wool, only. .........$l75
,BOrdcrcd ShnwIs, All Wool, only. .........s2O 90
Extra BoRDERED sHAwLs all WOOL only..... 50 Is
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WILLIAM DICKINSON
NOTARY PUBLIC,
No. 1l8 Main street, Worcester.

CHAPLIN & TILLOTSON,
. ATTORNEYS AND C0UNSELL0Rs AT LAW
Nos. and Worcester Bank Block, Worcester, Mass
HENRY CHAPLIN. o. II. TILLoTsoN.
Jan. ]. 1855. II
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~. A. s. sMYTH.

Wholesale Manufacturer OF
AIDES, MISSES, n OHILDREN's BOOTS SHOES,
both se@ed and Pegged. Also, Mems and Boys
CONGRESS BOOTS.
Corner Of Union Market Streets few steps East Of the
Exchange Hotel, Worcester, Mass.
anI7 DIV
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Valuable T.slimOny-In favor of the oxyge
mated Btters

WASHINGTON D. c., June 10.
Having made use of the OIygendted Buffers prepared
by Err Geo r Green, o Windsor, Vt, and from onow-
edge obtained of their efficacy in other cases. cheer
fuly recommend them the public, believing they will
fully sustain the recon mendaon of the proprietor. We
hope that this valuable remedy may be generally diff
fused throughout the country that raay be accessible
to all the afflicted.
SAMUELS. PHELPS, IT G c,ot., s w..
WILLIAM UPHAM, 'S' ''"A'o'' 'io"i 'eiiho"''
JAMES Z. SIMMONS, U, S. Senator from r.
]. T. MOREHEAD, L. $. Senator, and formerly Gov
ernDr of Kentucky.
L II ARNOLD, Member of Congress, aud formerly
Governor Of Rhode Island.
VIM WOODBRIDGE, U. S. Senator, and formerly
Governor of Michigan.
M. L MARTIN, Delegate in Congress from Wisconsin
Territory
Such testimony the above is worthy the confidence
of the public.
SETH W. F0WLE Il CO., 1873 Washington st., Boston,
Proprietors. Sold by their agents everywhere.
Wttherel Nudge, Petersham; Waite h ThurstOn,
Leicetei Luther HtIi Spencer; Fob. q futnry East
Brookteid B. V. DeLanI, North Brcokeld; George S.
Allen Co, West Bronkhell; U. Reed, South Brook
field. deod&w2w iy22
Purchasers Of Clothing will find it greatly
thee advantage before purchasing the stock
now in store, at the extensive
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DIR. TOURTELLOTTE

DIR. TOURTELLOTTE,
d Il N T.. L s II
Gives special attention to diseases of the gums and teeh
also general practice, surgical and mechanical Office
1888 Main street. formerly occupied by his tutor and FRIEND
DR.. VIM. Newton (now of 0xford) whom he is permit
ted to refer Over Citizens Bank, Worcester, Mass
jy11 diff
Drawing and Painting, in all the various
modern styles.
MISS GRAVES can receive few private pupils, at
Salisbury Mansion, on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS.
For particulars and specimens, inquire at DR.. LIN
NELL's, Walnut street. apl2 diff
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DIR. LINN ELL,
II q NJ OF n p A n HGT 8

H &c o. HIST
Will meet his Office patients hereafter from ] and
to z. M. No, G Walnut ST
Worcester. May 26, 1856. diff
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Has large assortment 0t
SUPE ERROR PIANO TIES,
For sale on the most reasonable TERMS Also Pianos 10
RENT
Rooms ia ClnrlIs Block.
Corner Of Main and Mechanic Streets.
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AuCtions,

o. LAND AND WATER POWER
MA; At AUCTION.
-AAssA viii be sold at Public Auction, on MONDAY
the 1lth of August next. at O'Clock p M on the prem
'ses, in the Furnishing village Of SPENCER, the
MILL PRIVILEG GEL
Formerly operated by WIN. HENsHAw including the Pond
and Dam, with Land sufficient for building purposes
me Dam is substantially built Of and gravel the
IAN is ABOUT 80 feet and the power sufficient to operate
two sets oil Wooden Machinery. On the premises Is one
Building about so by "a feet, formerly used for Dry
House, In connection with the above, will be sold an
Equal Right to the Reservoir above which secured with
permanent Stone DAM making ampie supply Of Wa
ter in the dryest season. The Estate within miles of
Spencer Depot the Western Railroad and is well To-
Gated for Cotton or Wooden manufacturing.
Two or three Dwelling Houses adjoining the premises
can be had at a very low prics, if desired
The Mill site is within few feet of the outlet of the
Pond thereby saving the expense of trench to the wa
ter-wheel.
" large portion of the purchase money can remain
on mortgage if desired, FOR erm of years. For further
inquire OF H. q j. M DANIELS, l4l Main Street, Wor-
Cester Mass. EZEKIEL DANIELS. Auctoneer
Worcester, July %, 1856. davis
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Perry DaYls7 FegetabI Faln kIIIcF.-
Voluntarily cOnscieniiously, and withmuch pleasure we
rscommenu to readers the above named medicine.
We speak from observation and experience when
We say that itremoves pain if by magic from all parts
of the body and of the best medicines tor checking
dia hOA, and lemoying the premonitory SYMPTOMS Of
cholera. Sold by P. HoLBRoOK Co. al d2tawS-w2R
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wIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY,

The Editor of the International Journal says:
;Of all the specifics offered for the cure of Lung Com
plail Is, we have the greatest faith in
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Worcester HydrOPathic InstItutiOM
on arch and Fountain stS., FORESTER, Mass. The
propretors of this Institution aim to make 1t COM
Portable home for nvads at all seasons. The location is
elevated and healthy yet easy of from all parts Of
the city.
The medical department is conducted by DR. s. ROGERS,
and has been limited to the exclusive use of water
those which seemed to require other treatment.
For terms, &c. address
E. \. ROGERS, SUPERINTENDENT
Outdoor practice attendedto. Office hours Ito 4P.M
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d. n III ~ -
ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR AT Law.
10. 2lS Main street,. worcester, MasS
nnvyO aW
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DIR. X. WOODWARD
Has removed his Office 10 No. 2 Elm Street. Je20 dSm
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Health and SfrcngIh.-DR. 5. o RICHARD
SONS SHERRY WINE BITTERS is the best medicine
ever used for Spring and Summer complaints 1t has
been more literally patronized than any other
tablshed in this country It is the Richardson's
Bters which has restored many invaids to health
throughout the New England States for the past thirty
years.
N. B. Beware of limitations called Sherry Wine Bit
ters The genuine have fac smile of my signature
upon the outer envelope For sale by Druggists every
where and at my office, No. 81 Hanover Street, Boston
myl dsw3mt
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DIR. Horny Sargent gives special attention 70
Dseasea Of tho Eye 0ce No. II Worcester Bank Block
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Would respectfully invite all those Wishing superior DA-
GUERRB0fYpEs Of themselves friends to call at his
himself or Mr. Tapey an old and experienced operator
from the City Of New York. No 12l 25 cent picture
will he taken by them-ther time aud talents will be de-
voted their profession which they wish to make honor.
able by giving good pictures reasonable prices to all
who may favor them with their patronage.
Ladies and gentlemen, please cal atNo 10 Harrington
Corner opposite the City Hall, and examine sp clmens.
h. D. MARKHAM,
iel4 dsm Q. ~ TAPLEY.
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MRS.A. u, MPHRYS,

IEAJHER OF NIUNIC ANU EWBRUIDERY,
Will receive pupils in the above branches S s LEON
ARDS, Harvard Place. Mrs H. also has great variety
of desirable patterns for Embroidery which she will mark
upon all kinds of Wooden, Silk Cotton, OF Linen, aud
would be grateful for the patronage of her friends and the
public.
Orders for marking can be left at PRATrs. 2OS Main
Street, where patterns can be seen. jy2l deod&wd
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Free from those narcotic ingredients which enter large
y into the composition Of other patent medicines
acts without injury to the system We speak of
this valuable medicine fron personal knowledge Of its
effects. Scarcely two years have elapsed since member
of our family was raised from the very BRINK of the grave
through its usei and in several subsequent where
has beel administered in household it has never
once failed Of the desired effect We cheerfully commend
1t to our friends in the British Provinces and among 1.-THE
rest of mankind certain remedy tor iucipient dis
eases of the lungs
Always signed l. BUTTS on the wrapper.
Prepared and Sold wholesale and retai only by SETH
W. F0WLE Boston, Mass to whom all orders should be
addressed, and for sale by his agents.
AGENTS James Green, D. Scott, NJ. D. Green, Charles
Clarke Worcester; c. IL Coburn. Leominster.
jy29 deodlwSwlt
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ANTHRACITE
AND
BIT u w 7 NJ U S COAL,

AT HIS YARD, ON ManchesIer ST.,
Near the centre of the city, and near the Depot
ofthe Boston, Nor10ich, and Nashua R. Roads,
Would respectfully solicit orders to furnish
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In press, and will be published July 25th volume Of
SONGS FOR THE PEOPLE, containing about one hum
dred SONGS original und selected with portrait of Ere.
mont &C Price 81 per hundred 81 per dozen I24 cents
single All orders containing the cash at these prices
will be promptly filled Address
dawtf THOMAS DREW Rnv Office wo,cos...
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Clothingand Tailoring Establishment

Purchasers af Clothing will find it greatly t
theie advantage before purchasing, the stock
nov in store, at the extensive
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-04

PLAIN BLACK SILKS
TIA T WILL NOT CRACK
have received an assortment of my celebrated BLACK
DRESS SILK, which so many ladies have purchased Of
me in years past, and have given universal satisfaction
Ladies who are DESTROYS of purchasing a Black Silk
dress that they can have confidence believe WILL WEAR
WITHOUT CRACKING, and will retain its lusre, buy the
Hwiss Silk sold from my counter and you will be satisfied
mch2O diff GEO. P. BRYANT.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-01-21

Nuge bat an ben 8iOnier einen Ietr interel i
,thnten 8rtef aus @n9larb geitrie6en, IN ipels
|4etn er fast, 8, Napnleon, nadbeme r bur4 bet
9rte9 Ieinet j3pef errei4t, mitnf germ SIRE
ben 3u utadeu,-pie 8ufien aber 'sien au bod
If1Ithig, Die gel tenten Benin9un9en an1unebnen.
IDQs mag fem NorOIeOn mag 9lartben feinen
3ped erreidt 81 baben, er BAT Jpn aber nitt
Ierretht. Wenn Die Ruifeu Die ben Tim 9efteuz
ten 8%eotnsuu8en 5uridpeiien, 70 1T b18 Elm
Slid fir TIN; peun Elm 0riepen ielbit auf Die
pom tbm 9~eiteute1 8ebtn8un8eu, pirbe Inn
ben Sal8 foIten. Die Grmee 1T 3ufriebert, aber
ni4t nit NapOleru, iOuber1 nit ftd ieGbf; fe
freut lt9 i5rer Ste9e, aber ite iddmt ii6 Der
1nbepeuteupe1l, bur6 II ielben 9~emOnueneu Nez
Iultute-u nb Elm Srtebe ouf Die BIER obet fteben
Puufte bin, piirpe in tbr ba8 @efabl crpefen,
.paB Tie tbr 8lut fir Die Nffen per9ofen babe.
Nllo Triepen oper &riee: 8eioe8 fam un8 mn
ertpinf dt fonumen. Der Grtebea tpirbe bu8
Itesreise ultD ud9tiSe 0ranfretd) BON ieinen,
Ger Situutisn ntdt setpo6ienen Serrf6er, Be
@freten, Der 8rie9 ober muB trenn iberbaupt,
Bis CUR Demitbi9un9 unp S6m64ung RuBs
lambs fcrt9efRbrt perDe1.
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S9learapbif0e Oes0rtbtem.

Nem>OOrf, 20. San. 2tus Sort au
Prince 1inp Nadri4teu Biz gum %. eiu8etroffen,
nona9 3ptI9en Suptiern unb OOminitanern
Elm bebeutenbe8 Srefen Itatt9efunben babe,
mprtn bic grIteren bepeutenbe 8erlulte an Wtus
milton unb @Bpaaren erlttten. Nu6 iDll unter
ben Gr1ppe1 be8 Gatier3 bebeutenpe lln5ufriee
benbett berri9en.
Burlington, 20. San. G8 ihmeit bier
felt 3a9esaubrud Der S4nee lte8t 10 Coll
tief, Da5 Wetter 1T milb,
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fturn be8onn un 9 tbr @eorsens. Da8 Wet-
ter 1T iebr fat,
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ben Intrag, 81 beI9lteBen, oaB biz gu erf Ol8ter
Sprederlpabl Nienlarb, auBer nit einitinmiser
@%enebmi9un4 be8 6uuIe 8, mebr alS 5ebn Wtie
ruten Ipre6en iclle, inpem alle OtSeuilirne1
bis jebt mn ba3u sebient bdtten, bic Grbttterun9
5u Itet9ern unp bic S4mieri9feiten 3t DermeR@
rem. Dieier Nntrag pnrpe an9enOmmen.
Nnn opplt8, 10. San. - Otr. Qeitera18
Baltimore bat in rem SoIS Der Oele9aten BEN
Antros 8eIteGt, Elm 9eieb 5u erlaien, mOna4 e8
ben Srieben8ri9terll pper einem anpern ecn1pes
tenben @eri6t Der @taDt Baltimore 9%eitattet Ietn
ipll, llrtbeiGe 81 %erfafen, wOnaG Peri Oner, pels
DE Sans pber Qaubrente IdulDi8 IiuD, inners
hal6 10 Ga0en na9 @rlaB be8 flrtheI(8 nit
fomut ibren Giitern llnp Bieb aus ben Sduiern
lInp BON benz Qanb e%ntfernt iperpen fonnen uno
baB BON folden urtbeileu feline GppeIatior1en
ltattfinpen Iolen.
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Staff 0-G NJ {.

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Gpbn erfdbrt man fOl9enbe8 9f6bere: GObn
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gen, bic er be5ublen tpplte, nadpem er fte pera
fault, sc ifet1t, b0B it9 3tpet Berirnen EN-
@ei6dft barau8 9eura6t batten, ben Grepitcren
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bin purDen Inn Die sebpr9ten @aaren 0uf etnen
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berufen bate,
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Don GIem, mas Der leste 0ampfer geeues
aus europe sebru6t bat, ftedt ~unierer Gnli6t
mad, in einer Ga6ridt, tpprra6 Der Gar, ben
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Dem Der reliSiDie TanatiSmu8, ben er 1erouf3us
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den niG. DuS benefit, ba6 man inPeter8bur8
gum Ieu6erften entIdlpfen- unb bag an einen
SrieOen auf bic i'm l1ltimutum SeifeQten geptns
gunsen ni4t gu reGuen il,
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GubneGede cnn 9Qlfr.z II. QiQbffr,

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