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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-06

TIE O1YGESATED BITTERs-For the cure Of dyspepsia
indigestion, liver complaint asthma cOstveness loss
of appetite, fever and sgue, heartburn, water brash
scidty sea sickness, scurvy, nausea, headache ennu
and general debility, or any disease having Its origin in
imperfect digestion.
These Bitters, all classes Of fellow citizens
including members of congress, lawyers, physicians
clerEymen, pla1ers farmers and others testify the
only safe certsin and sovereign specific for the imme
date relief and permanent of the many cruel
plans which in phase other of dyspepsia aict
our race.
These Bitters were discovered by DR.. Geo. B. Green
and in their formula differ entirely that Of any
ether preparation Of medicine. Containing alcohol
no minera-no poson-no noxous drug,-in their nature
tonic, not stimulating,retaning their virtues in any
cline; they ga combination and form indeed" OF
meulcine which knows rival in exterminstng disease
and restoring the system its pristine vigor and health
No matter of how long standing, however induced
chronic in its character the disease may beno matte
that has baed the skill Of the physician and resisted
the efforts of medicine, single trial of these Bitters viii
satisfy the sufferer that his disease anenable to the
proper remedy.
In testimony Of the many effected by this REM
edy, reference is had to the written certificates from
distinguished individuals known all over the land.
S. W. FOwLE = Co, proprietors Boston
For sale by their agents everywhere and in WorceFte
by David Scott, James Green, and by M. B. Green =
Co. apl7 Saw
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SLATER'S ROPE WALK,
Rear Of QuiDsigamond Bank, ........ Worcester, Ms
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EAToN's REDUCTION OF PRICES.

In order to I'll my spacious Hall with siudentst
and crafty many young who have said 81 wan
above all things go TO Eatons but can't his prices
so large" shall reduce my price just ONE HALF to
all those who book their within week Of this
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MRS. M. w. GERALDS, Physgninn,
an Experienced and Successful MidWife,
No. 81 Mechanic street, at the Head OF Union street
Special attention given to Uterine Complaints, and
Diseases Of Chi dren.
Office hours from to a. m, and from l to 8 p NJ
e2b DIFF
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college Hall, Nov. l. 1858

Sparkling Soda Water. with al. kinds Of
ETY. Of genuine Syrups, at
DAVID sOOTT's,
ell diff Cor Man and Mechanic streets.
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N classes, aud time spe'ded, the student is to
main unit he is competent perform the duties Of the
Counting Room DIFF OIL
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Mrs. s. G cd WAN, an experienced and success
full midwife holds herself in readiness, day and nigh
to attend the duties ~ hev rrofessiop Residence
Austin street 4O Cct9I
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Oauctug.-Mr. MOORE proposes opening Even
ing School at BRINLEY HALL, for young ladies and
gentle Mr. NJ will give instruction in fancy Dances
editions, and the much admired Iancers' quairie.-
names at Mr.. A. Marsh's Store, oil oil
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DRY GOODS
"a SEE FIRSTPAGB.
A u @ t I "a M!

1to Dozen Ladies' Ribbed Wool Hose, from Auction,
sale this day, at the low price OF 2lc pair, six
pairs for s112i Every lady should look at these goods
Rare Bargain may always be had a.
J. s. PINKHAM,
o2S d&wtf Cor. Main and Mechanic streets.
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Book fer the Million. Just published, by
FBDERaEN n CO, Booksellers and StatiOners, No. Is
Court Street. Boston, brief Treatise of 4S pages,
Disc of the Sexual System Of both sexestheir symp
toms aud treatment prepared by physician Of the
tBostoR Eclectic Hospital" This work also contains
seoechug exposure of the deception and mposure prac
ticed by advertising quacks, with of their
and locatons. Sold by periodical dealers generally
Bent by mg the receipt of three postage stamps
Address Box 1902, Boston Post Office d1y mch24
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6bHHE THAT GIVETH TO THE
81 POOR, LENDETH TO TIE LORD"
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CankeF Rash and sen rIei Fover.-Espe.
ally during the prevalence of this malignant and fats
dseasethe public should again be informed that GREN
VTLLE'S PROFITABLE EXTRACT is the most eff
eua remedy for canker canker RASH and scarlet fever
cauker and thrush in the mouth, throat em per- what
malignant putTed throat, dysentery and all snm
complaints and has been in twenty three
years. As family medicine is unrivaled being
posed of harmless materials
The genuine has the fac smile Of the inventor s..
GRANVILLE, on the wrapper and circular 1t is
manufactured by his widow MIRA g. A. Granville, in Wor
cester and is for sale at John j. Brown Sons, 425
Washington street. and Charles T. Carney 1873 Washing
ton street Boston. Also by James Green and D. Scott
Worcester, and druggists generally.
Also, GRENVILLE'S LINIMENT, to accompany
the Extracts for liberated throat ap
pcaon 1t good for any kind of inflammation. For
burns light severe it will relieve the anguish almost
instantly, and perform most wonderful cure. 1t would
be well for every family to keep it, it being also good for
bruises chilbains, chspped hands, lips and noses
ples, &c, &c. dtf s1s
TO the Merchants, Tradesnneu, Parents
AEB THE YOUNG NEN Of Worcester and vicinity, would
say thai. having increased my aceommod BY less
ing the beautiful Hall formerly occupied by the City
Guards, adjoining my former rooms, an prepared
to instruct faithfully larger humble of stu than
heretofore All will endeavOr TO merit eGtended pat
iOnGee, worthy RI increased expenses wh'b have
made to meet, rousy, the PRACTICAL NEo-
EssARI EDUCATIONAL WANTS Of YOUNG MEN And
would favor, of the Merchants Tradesmen and
Parents generally, that they call upon neon Wednesday
and Friday evenings when convenient and TEST by the
examination Of students, which given those
ing every Weeki tnelT knOHl uge IL Is super
fciGt or real business and citizens, will you call
and spend evening with my tchool and wat we
are ing, and if we are doing well, say amen to
full school have got and your sympathy and
Engagement; shall have them? My College is open
sessions for visitors special seasons for Wis
it are Wednesday, and Friday evening from to O'Clock
WIN. Il. EATON.
College Hail. Nov. l, 1858
Sparkling Soda Water, with al. kinds OF
ETY. Of genuine Syrups, at
DAVID sooTTs,
ell diff Cor. Nam and Mechanic streets.
Mrs. s. Good WAN, an experienced and success
full midwife holds herself in readiness day and nigh
to attend to the duties ~ REV rrofession ReHd
| Austin street 4tf ctq1
MRS. M. w. GERALDS, PhyaEninn,
an Experienced and Successful MidiIife,
No. 81 Mechanic street, at the Head OF Union street
Special attention given to Uterine Complaints, and
Diseases Of Chi dren.
Office hours from to m, and from / to D. m
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Why has Bliss DysPeptIc Remedy be
come SO popular? Read DR.. BLISS advertisement in
another column. d&W2W n4
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GEORGE SESSIONS.
Euruishtng U Undertaken & Coffin Ware
house,
COINS, Baskets, Patent Metallic Burial Cases and
Robes of every description always hand. Also the
New PATENT METALLIo OAsKET, of all sizes
Every thing connected with the management OF fune
rails pronty attended to- No. 40 Front street. residence
So Front street, Wnroester, Mass d&wtf my2s
So only per quarter III the English Department OF
Eaton's Commercial College. Students commence at
any time. Individual inStruction-nO classes.
d&WH
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What DysPepties say Of Or. Bliss Dys-
peptic Remedy. Read in another column.
p4 d&W2g
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~ U "
Have you disease Of the Kidncysf
Take Risley's Compound Fluid Extract Of Buchu
Have you disease OF the Bladder!
Take RiSley's Compound Fluid Extract OF Buchu.
Have you disease Of the Uretha!
Take Rsley's Compound Fluid Extract OF Buchu
Suffering from debility Of Sexual Organs.
Take RsIey's Compound Fluid Extract'of Buchu
Debilitated by nocturnal Emissions!
Take Hiseys Compound Fluid Extract Of Buchu,
Suffering from facilitating Dischargesl
Take Risiey's Compound Fluid Extract OF Buchu.
Troubled Hith LeucorFhea or Whitesf
Take Rsley's Compound Fluid Extract OF Buchu.
Suffering from pain ia Back and Loinsl
Take Risey's Compound Fluid Extract Of Buchu
Subject to irregularities and obs,ructionsi
Take Risley's Compound Fluid Extract Of Buchu.
Victim OF Chronic Gonorro@a or elect.
Take Risley's Compound Fluid Extract Of Buchu.
Suffering from Dropsy or Gravef
Take Risey's Compound Fluid Extract Of Buchu.
Any burning in the Urinary PassagesP
Take Rsley's Compound Fluid Extract Of Buchu
It is scld by Druggists Country Merct ants everys
where, HARkAL, RIsLEY, h KITCHEN,
Wholesale Druggists, New York.
Sole Agents for the supplying Of the Trade.
NO d&w2w
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DIED.
In Clinton, Oct sOth, Nellie NJ only daughter Of A. g.
AMI Emelne B, Jsqueth, II mos. 1S days.
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ArEoid's GIObuies and Vital FIaid. -Fei
= se, wholesale and retail, by
10. Hull, Druggist and Apothecary,
my4 1tf Mechanics' Hall Block
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BOOKS AND sT4TIONERT
The undersigned hayioE purchased the Book and sta.
239 Main Street,

239 Main Street,
long and avosbly known in Worcester and vicinity under
the names Of j. Circuit, j. Keith Co., aud T. n. Peck,
In assuming the management Of the same begs leave
assure the patrons o. the stand his friends and the pub
lie generally that the features which have secured
70 MS predecessors the patronage OF the citizens Of Wor
oester and vicinity, will be continued and extended.
With ample facilities for the prosecution Of tina business
with experienced assistants and determination to de
vote his entire attention to it, he faters himself he shall
be able to understand and supply the wants Of the public
and secure liberal patronage.
lin.Ila. nEAn I'LL - L.
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More Truth than P0etry.-see DR.. Bliss ad
vertise mert in another column. dAw2w nd
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M A RRlE ED.
In this city, Nov, 4th by Rev. D. W. Faunce Mr. John
G OhensF to Miss EbzAbeth y. Bean
In shrewsbury, Oct 31st, Mr.. William Nichols to Miss
E. Augusta Plmpton, both of Shrewsbury.
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will be found at all times large and we'll selected assert
ment OF Blank Books, Paper and Stationery adapted
the wants Of wholesale well as the retail customers
In his scale OF prceshe subscriber conscious that the
policy Of quick sales and small proAtsn the best will
recoenSS the necessity Of conforming the tunes and
fix them accordingly.
o26 diff GEO, G. TRUMRTTIT
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LITERARY DEPARTMENT.
STATIONERY DEPARTMEN'

BE vi" endeavor to keep the present large assortment
constantly repenshed with web selected standard work.
and with new publications they are issued from hC
press. In the
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Busb's Cough Cure LozenKes are superior
10 any other Medicine in the form of Candy Losen
ges for the of Colds, Coughs Hosrseuess Asthma
Group Whooping Cough, Sore Throat and ali diseases Of
the Throat and Lungs.
Prepared and sold at wholesale and retail, by BTsH
CO., "a Front street. deodtf mch28
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HkLdB' Ids Genuine PRBPAR ATOM
HELMB0LDiS Genuine PREPARATION.
HBLMBOhD's Genuine PREPARATION
is prepared according Pharmacy Chemistry with
the greatest accuracy and Chemical knowledge devoted
to their combination d&w3m OF
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GROW & b KER'S
CELEBRATED
Family Sewing Machines,
A New Style. Price $50.
10 SUMMER STREET, BOSTON,

4s5 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
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HarrOI, r isley g. Kitchen are the sole
Agents for the SAFE OF BLISS DYSPEPTIC REMEDY in
New York. Read Dr. BLISS advertisement in another
coum. d&W2W IA
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To all whom IL Enay COncern.-The AdVer
tsement another coemn. "a thinking People requir
something besides mere assertion without prooisn
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CELERR ATED FEMALE PILLS,
Prepared from Prescription Of Sir j. Clarke M. D.,
Physician Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfaing in the cure Of all
those painful and dangerous disorders which the e
male constitution is subject. 1t moderates ell excess and
removes all obstruction, and speedy may be relied
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LEWIS LEWl~s0N.

On THE 25TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1858,
Beginning at s O'Clock in the Morning,
AND RECEIVE A GOOD, SUBSTANTIAL
THANKSGIVING DINNER,
In Front eff my Prosperous Bazaar,.
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GINGING SCHOOL.-s. R. LELAND, will
- class for instruction in the iudments of
Singing, in the Chapel Rooms rear OF Central Church.
MOD Az Evening Nov 9Th, at O'Clock. Tickets for
Liies 81, Gentlemen $l,60. d2l* ne
pNOUND-A small sum of money, which the own
e have by calling at A. roman & Co.'S Smith
Shop, and paying for this advertisement. d2r* nj
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AS indicative of the desperate betting
spirit so prevalent in sporting circles lust
previous to the brutal fight between Morris
sey and Heenan, the Troy Times instances the
case of master mechanic of that CITY. who.
oy years OF persevering toll and careful econo-
my, managed to accumulate about six thou.
sand dollars worth of property-real estate.
All this he mortgaged, and bet every cent of
the money thus secured upon Morrissey.
At Iowa City, Sept. Goth, was foot
race by seven females, described under the
indefinite head of ladies'" Two of them
led. Miss Handy and Mrs. Cross; they ran so
even that it was about to be declared a dead
heat, when it WINS found that their footprints
on the course were exactly abreast at the heel
but that Mrs. Cross's foot was four inches IN
longer than her opponents. Mrs. Cross,
therefore, won the prize, and toe tally defeat
ed her opponent.
The first fire engine proper was made
IN the sixteenth century. 1t was on the plan
of squirt gun. Two stalwart Dutchmen
worked it-one alternately lowering the noz.
zle into vessel of water and directing il To
the fire, tho other pushing at the piston.
The College Pump at Harvard has
just come to a violent end, by means of gun
powder, administered romorseessly by repro.
hensible students, it is supposed. Boston
Courier.
In Iowa, the other day, brute Of
man kicked his wife. The indignant neiph.
bors assembled, tied him up, and made
jackass kick him.
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TRIAL OF Mrs. STUDLEY-Y VERDICT OF
GUILrY.-The trial of Mrs. Lydia Studley for
the poisoning Of her husband was brought to
close yesterday. This case from the pecu.
liarity of the circumstances surrounding it. and
from the age of the prisoner has excited in
this community an unusual degree of inter-
est. The facts, as developed in all the inves-
legations which have taken place are Simply
these; Mrs. Lydia Jones, aged 65, marrles
Edward Studley, aged 70; she thinking he
has property, which proves not to be the case.
He is feeble gentleman, and becomes some
what of a family burden. A few months
subsequent to the marriage he died from the
effects of poison. Rumor Is soon abroad. and
suspicion fastens on the wife of the deceased :;
long investigations follow, the result of which
IS, Mrs. Studley is arrested, indicted by the
Grand Jury and put upon trial. Two days
are consumed in the examination of witness
es, the third is occupied with the arguments
for defence and prosecution, and the Judges
charge. The jury are out about two hours
and render a verdict Of guilty. No pains
were spared by the counsel for the defence in
the collection of favorable testimony but the
convictions in the minds of the Jury were too
strong from the nature of the evidence. and
the verdict rendered must be taken as that
according with the principles of JUSTICE
Providence Journal.
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GYMNAsIuM.-The following extract from an
article written by the Hon. Horace Mann, on the
advantage to be derived from attending we'll
regulated gymnasium, like that Of Prof. Mol.
neauxs on Foster street, merits the particular at.
tention Of those who value highly the priceless
boon Of health
alt is a pleasure to look upon this scene when
the room is well filled. the apparatus in full use,
and the gymnasts passing round from one piece
OF the apparatus TO another, to give the requisite
variety to their exercises, and to allow each diff.
ferent part Of the body to take its turn. 1t is not
the yigor, the agility, or the quickness II is not
the length Of the leap, nor the height ofthe vault
ing, which alone delights us in contemplating
this scene TO rejecting mind there is deep
erplessure than could be derived from beholding
any mere exhibition ofstrength though il should
equal Samson's, or Of heetness, thought it should
emulate that Of Mercury. We know that every
leap and spring aids in renewing the substance
Of the body, and therefore in giving greater hi
larty TO the spirits, and superior vgor TO the in.
tellect. Every motion helps TO construct for.
tiication against disease, and to render the bodv
more impregnable againstits attacks. Itreouiree
indeed, no very strong Imagination to see tho
horrid forms Of the diseases themselves. as thew
are exercised and driven from the bodies, which
we're once their victims, and arc compelled 10
seek some new tenement"
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DEATH OF Four CEN rENARIAN CLEReYMBN.
Six months ago statement went the rounds
OF the press that four graduates of Dartmouth
College-all Of them clergymen-still surviv-
ed, the aggregate of whose ages amounted to
more than four hundred years. Hardly had
this fact become known. when death com
menced its work. One of the number, Rev.
Mr.. Parsons of New Jersey, was called away
at the age of 3d. Rev. Labin Ainsworth for
three-quarters Of a century minister of jeff.
rey, n H, died about the same time, having
more than completed his century; Rev. Zach,
arah Greene of Hempsted, l.. l., followed in
his 99th year, and the last and oldest of the
four, Rev. John Sawyer, of Bangor, Me-, died
on the l4th inst, aged 1903 years and 5 days.
Almost to the close of his life Mr.. Sawyer re-
tanned his vgor in a surprising degree, and
had preached occasionally during the past
spring and summer. In early life he served
in the revolutionary army, and was wounded
in one of the battles in which he took part.
Rev. Daniel Waldo, recently Chaplain of the
National House of Representatives., is the old
est clergyman in the country engaged in the
active duties of his profession His age is
about "a years. He attended the recent Horse
Show at Springfield, and spoke effectively at
tho festival given on that occasion.
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The REPUBLICAN PARTY.-Senator Seward
closed a speech at large republican meeting
IN Rochester, on Monday night. as follows:
1.-The secret of its assured success lies in
that very characteristic which in the mouth
of scoffers constitutes great and lasting i'm
becilty and reprosch. 1t lies in the fact that
it is a party of one idea, but that idea is
noble one-an idea that ills and expands all
generous souls-the idea of equality the
equality of all men before human tribunals
and human laws, as they all are equal before
the divine tribunal and divine laws. [ know
and you know that revolution has begun.
l know and all the world knows that revolu.
tons never 60 backward. Twenty Senators
and hundred Representatives proclaim bold
ly in Congress to-day, sentiments which not
SO many men even iu this free state dared to
utter IN their own homes twenty years ago.
while the government of the United States
under the conduct of the democratic party
has been all the time surrendering one field
and castle after another to slavery. The people
OF the United States have been no less stead
lily and perseveringly gathering together the
forces with which to recover back again all
the fields and all the castles which have been
lost, and to confound and overthrow. by one
decisive blow, the betrayers of the constitu-
ton aud of freedom forever"
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For the Spy.

Mr.. Editor: In your paper Of last week l find
my name appended to an invitation to George Nj i.
Prentiss, Esq, to allow himself to be put in
nomination for the Office Of Registry of Probate
and Insolvency That invitation was presented
at my place of business, some days since, when
l was out OF town; and through misapprehen.
sion, my name was affixed to it by my partner
have not the vanity to suppose that other voters
will be influenced by my name; but. as l was a
member of the convention that nominated Mr..
Piper for that office, and in that convention vot-
ed for him, on my own account am unwilling to
occupy position in which l shall be regarded as
desiring his defeat. Had Mr. Prentiss been the
nominee of that convention, would most cheer
fully support him; but Mr.. Piper being fairly
and unanimously nominated, and having myself
ass listed in that nomination. it would be tGeach
cry in me to aid in the election of any other per-
son. O. B. SAWYER
West Boylston, Oct 26, 1858
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MARRIAGE is the proper scene of pioty and
patience, OF the duty of parents and the char
ity Of relations here kindness is spread
abroad, and love is united and made firm as
centre. Marriage is the nursery of Heaven.
The virgin sends prayers to God, but she car
ries but one soul to Him. but the state of
marriage fills up the numbers of the elect.
and hath in it the labor of love aud tie deli
cacies of friendship, the blessings of society
and the union OF hands and hearts 1t hath
In 1t less OF beauty but more OF safety than
the single life it hath more ease but less
danger 1t is more merry and more sad is
fuller OF sorrows and fuller of joys; it lies
under more burdens, but is supported by all
the strengths OF love and charity and those
burdens are deiig httul,-Jeremy Iaylor's SER
mon on the Marriage Ring.