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Mothers read the following testimony to the sue
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Mothers, read the following testimony to the sue
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- NMoRGAvILLE, July 20, 1859
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Tape Worm cured by DIR. M'LANE's cELE

NEW YORK, August 2, 1852.
certain lady in this city eses that after using Dr.
A Lanes Vemifuge, prepared by Fleming Bros Pitts.
bureh she passed tape inches long; and has
no hesitation in recommending every person aiict
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olher remedy now in use. The of the lady, and
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signature Of FIFNfINc mos
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Obituary Record of Yale College Graduates


1892 Tim. NJ. Cooley 81 E. Granville Mass Dec a. 49,
1892 Ephraim Strong 49, Hudson, n Y, Jan. 25 1861
1881 George Griffin, 81 New York City, May g. 1860
1891 Sylvesr Maxwell. 81 Charemont, Ms, Dec IL So
1901 Thes X. Brace, So Hartford, Conn., a. 1860
1902 VIM. l.. Strong, rs; Fayetteville, N Y Aug 81 49,
1903 Jonathan Law, 76 Cheshire Conn, Nov A. 1859
1901 Joel Adams, rs; Columbia, q, May |, 1859.
1908 William S. Person. 70; Windsor Conn., July 6 1850
1903 Theodo Pomeroy rs; ST Anthony Min June26 go
1910 Chauy A. Goodrich, SO; New Haven CT Feb 23 go
1911 Levnus Monsoon, s.; Hobart, Y Sept %, 1853.
1918 iona. A. Welch 81; Brooklyn Conn, Sept g. 1859
1916 William Williams, 81; Salem Mass, Jnne IL 1861
1871 Joel Jones, "a; Philadelphia Feb 8, 1860.
1913 Horato Miller, 81; Rhinebeck, y, April H. 1860
lS20 James 5. Praher 55 Louisville KY Feb a. 1860
1921 John Gouding 63 Stratford, Conn., Jan TO- 1860.
1921 Fredk William Lord 50, New York, May "a, 1860
1872 John Maltby, 10; Worcester, May Is, 1860.
lO23 Henry A. Rowland IS; Boston, Sept J, 1859.
1873 Jason Atwater, 59; Orange, Conn. April l. 1860
1871 VIM W. Hudson, 81; Columbia, Mo, June a. 1859
1880 Robert Clark, 81; Augusta, Ga, June 1860
1881 Alexr b. Thompson, as Newark, N j. May s, 1859
1872 william Beach, 43; Albany Y. March a. 1860.
iS40 Jared o. Knapp, Al Belet, Wis, JULY a. 1860.
o4l David Field 80; Bolivar Co, Miss, Sept H. 1889
io45 Horace H. Reid 2T Geneva Swtzd March II, 1860
o49 Robert Rankin, &c. San Francisco Cal, Oct Z 1859
ieil benjamin s. Miller, 80; Oxford, Y Aug q 1859
1855 william Atchison 50; Pekn, China, Aug Is, 1859
~ Jacob b. Klrky, 50; Brownsville Y March g. 1850
f Sts 2osepn Grlswole 29 Lyme Conn., June g. 1850
o2S Joseph W blatchly, 2S Brooklyn ApIll s. 1860
ioo5 James Goodrich 26r Kenawee Ill, Oct "a 1854
1922 M l. Morris, "a Cambridge, Mimi, oct g. 1889
ioJo Donaiu y shaw, 70; Hampden n Y, Dec 30 1889
1891 Fred N Church. 20; Salisbury Conn Oct 4 1859
1901 EDWARD II. Fuller, Il; Huntingdon n Y, Nov1 1859
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OxFoRD.-The friends of Douglas in Oxford
have raised pole on which they are going to
fling to the breeze a Douglas and johnson
flag on Saturday next, when the Hon. Isaac
Davis OF Worcester is expected to be present
Ed Price, the notorious prize fighter, left
Oxford on Thursday.
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The Boston Herald states that McNulty,
arrested recently in this city, for alleged par
ticipation in murder at St Athanace, Canada,
has been liberated, evidence being adduced
that he was not in the vicinity at the time
of the tragedy.
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AND HERB BITTERS, composed of Sarsaparilla Wild
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restoring the invalid to health and usefulness.
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The playing was suspended, Wednesday af-
ternoon, during the city regatta, but was re.
sumed in the evening, and continued until
half past three o'clock Thursday morning,
before the victory was decided. Two more
games were required to complete the match;
but it was necessary for some of the players
to leave, Thursday morning, and therefore the
play was discontinued
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Miss KIMBERLY's BENEFIT is to take place
to night, on which occasion the Octoroon will
be again presented, the successful run of the
past week seeming TO demand its repetition.
Miss Kimberly has appeared as "Zoe" so often
that she has made the character her own, and
our citizens who have seen Mrs. Barrows'
rendering of that character should also see
Miss Kimberly.
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Mrs. WinsIow, experienced nurse ana female
physician has Soothing Syrup for children teethng
winch greatly facilitates the process eethng bv so
tenng the gums, reducing all Inflammation alIay all
pam and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend upon
H. noters II VIII give rest to yourselves and relief and
health to your infants Perfectly in all cases See
advertisement in another column. d&wIv au2
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CITY AND COUNTY.
The CoIIege Ches. NIateh

The second match game between the Har
ward and Yale students was begun Wednesday
morning, and continued in the evening. 1t
was cleverly played on both sides, but Yale
won it, We give the score -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-27

The GRADUATING EXERCISES of Professor
Bushels school for young ladies will take
place at Washburn Hall this evening.
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ouR RACE GRouND.-The captain of the
Banker pronounces it the finest he ever rowed
over, ana his crew united in the same opinion.
They expressed themselves extremely well
satisfied with the arrangements throughout
Before leaving Newburgh, they were told it
would be necessary to carry their boat two
miles on their shoulders ere they could reach
the lake. A walk from the cottage removed
that impression
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truth No. 2.--That shall keep the best assort-
e OF House Keeping Goods to be found in this or any
pter city ana sha not be undersod by any, every
glass ware Examine both price and quality whether
sell to suit everybody. ~ - e
n. b. Cash paid for old carpets beds &c
ORS0N n. HEATH
proprietor of the Poetcal Exchange, Bay State House
Block, 10 Exchange Street. my29 dit
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AS the number of visitors to the lake by the
cars, on the two regatta days, is variously re-
ported in the papers, we state, on good author
ity, that there were not less than forty.fiye
hundred persons, making total, in both di-
rections, of over nine thousand but the pop.
larity OF the Lake Signal route is not fully
shown by these figures We should say not
less than two thousand persons walked from
the Pine street crossing over the railroad to
the signal, thence to the wellbeaten path to
the bridge. and back again, on both days.
Neither the distance nor the law against walk
ing on railroad tracks, nor the danger frnm
the frequent passage of trains in both direc.
tons, could turn their feet in the "old," dusty,
and safe highway. They all, bravely or igno-
rantly, faced every danger, and now live to
tell the tale
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George Sessions, FURNISHING UNDERrAKERAs
1oFFiN WAREHousE-Cotins, Caskets, Patent Metallic
hand Also the NEW PATENT METALLIC CAsKEr Of al,
sizes. A' VI "i'
Every thing connected with man agement of funerals
promptly attended to- No ~ Front street, residence on
Frontstreet Worcester, Mass dawtf
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The BoATs.-The Cambridge, Boston and
New York boats were loaded at Davis Cottage
between and IL m. on Wednesday,
They required fifteen platform cars and num-
bered about twenty The Providence boats
came up from the Cottage yesterday morning
and the Brunona left here by the II a. m.
freight train. Their other shell, that was
used on Tuesday by the Browns crew, was
sent from here via Norwich to Newburgh. 1t
proved to light for the service to which it was
put.
The Boston and Cambridge boats went to
Boston by the night freight train of Wednes-
day, and the Yale by freight to Springfield the
same night making quick return for both
The New York boats left by express fir. train
via Norwich yesterday p. IN. at 8 o'clock
The tent is deserted for one year more
May it always have as rich and rare a collcc.
ton hereafter as it had this year
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WEBsTER-Rev, j. H. Twombly of this
city is to lecture before the Webster Temper
ance Alliance next Wednesday evening.
union convention of the sabbath schools
connected with the Methodist church in Web
ster, Oxford and Dudley, will be held at the
NJ E. church in Webster, next week Wednes-
day. A procession, speeches, singing and
other exercises will be the order o. proceed
ings.
A peaceable colored man from Dudley, while
passing over the highway on the eastern limits
of Webster, on Friday last says the Times,
was attacked by three rufiians under the in
fiuence of liquor, who beat him most unmer-
cifuly, without the slightest provocation, ac-
cording to the colored mans statement. His
face indicated severe dealing.
S. THOMPSON & Co. have for sale the New
York Weekly, famous for its stories. The
latest number contains thrilling" romance
of ancient Rome, entitled "Galenus the Glad
iator or The Roman Maiden's Love" from
the pen of Francis S. Smith. The story is
drawn from that era in Roman history when
the followers of Christ suffered their first per.
secution under the blood thirsty Nero.
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Buy me, and IN do Won good..cIrAnsE T

DIR. >; Foster Haven, Fosters Block No. |
carr ST. worcester Special attention given 10 Diseases
OF the Eye daweodtf ala
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The UnrnIy sonhnmores.

The three students arrested and put into the
lookup for disturbing the peace, were kept in
confinement until about IL O'Clock Yesterday.
When arraigned before the police court they
waived an examination, having pleaded not
guilty, and were put under bonds of 800
each for their appearance for trial one month
hence. The city marshal stated that these
were not probably the most guilty, and sug-
gested that the complaints be placed on file
and the defendants discharged on their ewn
recognizance, provided they pay all costs and
the full amount of the damage done to various
parties. To this the court assented, where
upon the young men put into the hands of the
city marshal money sufficient to cover all
costs, damages, &C., and were set at liberty on
the conditions stated. The young men ar
rested are all members Of the sophomore class
in Harvard College.
The student who was foremost in breaking
the windows and lamps, carried a billiard cue
to operate with. He escaped arrest, and Thurs
day morning, the City Marshal went to the
Bay State House to arrest this fellow, but did
not find him. While there, the Marshal was
approached by some half dozen students, and
one of them named Abbott, became spokes-
man. This Abbott demanded why he had not
liberated the students under arrest, "as he
agreed to do The Marshal replied that he
had made no such agreement, but had done
Just as he said he should, in regard to the mat.
ter. To this Abbott replied, "you lie !' and
struck the officer in the face, drawing blood
This vulgar rowdy deserves all the punish.
ment which the law provides for such an of.
fence The marshal has the fellows name
and will present his case to the grand jury
He is likely to learn a wholesome lesson.
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Spalding's Prepared Glue seems to he uniyers
ally welcomed by housekeepers wherever it goes il ia
precisely the ready reliable adhesive substance needed
for repairing furniture and household ware dtf anil
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-27

,navId Scott, Druggist and Apothecary, No. 25I
Main street, corner Mechanic street worcester Mass
nishes pure drugs and patent medicines kinds at
wholesale and RETAIL supplies Physicians with medicines
on he most liberal terms for cash. and devotes his espec
Ia attention to the compromising and preparation Ply
si0l"hs prescriptions dly app
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q ON a YEAR nADn BIZ ANY oEn AT OUT
whole ietsrv two AiphabeA Figures and Border Tooa
6 ChseA and oouxss for Args work will quantity Of esnrk
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With Recipe for ndslbls Ink Mercantile Stencil ni; u
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ITO MASTER BUILDERs-A STORE HOUSE FOR
i American Telegraph CSmpsny foot OF Pfssenh street.
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Y nm CAsKs-rRon 10 TO 200 GALLONS IAoH
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CAS BURNERS
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Tips ali also 0evman Tips of
OF make, Fish Tail and Ba,a' Wing Burners Bar.
Pillars Sockets for portables Mercury Cups improved
cylinder Burners. Burner Cleaners Superior ar
Gle OF Burner Flyers, all szes
Z. q. ARNOLD,
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AMUSED ENrs.

NTIBLO'S GARDEN.
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MONDAY EVENING, Oct 5. 1850 VIII DO presented
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BAHsuMs AMERICAN MosrUH
EVERY DAY AND Kv.NIxo TaIs wERx.
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These nost wonts rful and extraordinary OF all human cu
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pt The stomach the only known Ia the w9rA
ExHI3Fv!os AT THE MUSEUM
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VII be produc with renewed arac,,oOs IL Decorsuoua
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pa sp he % ). e
Shole Or 10 par st,er this wesh 70 make room for oA~
Crosines fron every pan Of The Globe. ~ price Of AA
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W. street. Brryklyn-Au The motero dances tauFM in 10
cone q l~s.ons classes now forming; ladies' TUESDAY
and Friday Afternoons AT O'Clock gentlemen Tuesday and
Friday evenings At oelcck. mis~es and Wed
ne~sy and saturday Afternoons o'cock Send for
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ETEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVER
- pool landing and embarkpg passengers At Queenstown
reland) Ihe Liverpool York Philadelphia steam
1hp Company intend oespacn ng their fun powered clyde
built iron steamships
GLASGOW, Saturday, Octo>er -
CITY OF BALTIMORE. SAtur, October ~.
CITY OF MANCHEs TER. Saturday. OctobeisI
And every Saturday, at from pier "A Norh river
rrst cabin SIS Steerage NJ
M 10 London - $50 DO. LONDON. US
Steerape return tck good for ak months SEQ.
Passenrers warded Paris Havre Hamburg Bremen,
q, tterdain Antwerp. &c at reduced through fares
Persons wishing bring their friends can buy tickets
ere II the following rates 9orkrrom Liverpool or
oueenuown-Fhs cabin SIS sS5 and Sos steerags from
liverpool, $40 from Queenstown 800
These steamers have superior accommodation ior passen
erg experienced surgeons They are bu IN water
Aah iron sections patent Fire Annihnaiors on
board. rry,.u
IIMAK, Agent II Water street; IN dl@row TO wlLtiAM
INN AN No st. Enoch square; in Queenstown 70 o. W
d SEYMOUR CO., IN London 70 EWES MACY, 81
King william street; Psris to JULES pEgouE No race
de Ia Bourse 10 Philadelphia TO JOHN u DALE AS "ainus
ntreet OF Il the Companys Offices.
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TREMENDOUS ExCIruMENT.
Family hour. g. -, and rs 50 per barrel
New Za1ie CurrAnts, 8 cents per pound
Choice Green and Black rcAA 30 To 20 per pound
Sugars Wholesale and retail ii rehners' prices.
Goods delivered free. IHoh As B. A9HRw.
300 Greocwich and 80 Murray streets.
eau and see for yourselves
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go 10 reN tofk.
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS 10 Broohlya.
10 Hdton v n~ Court Quadrle, Prince Inperse, Ever
reen, Fnrre snd u3ker social dance inuei Quadre
nca an oher educational darccs sready introduced By Mr.
Dwor variety Of dances viii be brought for yard
during Ne season, among which maj be mentioned Ls
Erarine, lus' receved rum Paris aud The Qadne "sr
srne e.gecsy sdsped 70 he deveopemeni Of graceful
circulars Of terms &c mar be had At ether Academy
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MAIL STEAMSHIPS
York LIVERPOOL
naik sAbn passage.
Sooo0d sAbiE passage 10
LIVERPOOL
uAtof cabin passage
The ships from New York call at Cork harbor.
The nkipg Boston call al Halifax and Cork nsrboy
ERARYI Cant II Stone AMERICA, Capt Noodle.
ASIA Capt T. a. Lott MAG Aha Cap, Ahao,Sus
AFRICA, Capt shannon suEnPA Oar- >. Loascn.
SCOTIA buiding)
fhooe vessels carry white Light a. masthead, green
SsiX Lost, teaves N. York "Wednesday, Sept -.
S1HR0PA Andervou Boston Wednesday, Oct 5.
PERSIA, yudkins \. York "Wednesday, Oct ~
ARABIA, Stone, Boston "Wednesday, Oct ~.
AFRICA, Shannon, YORK "Wednesday Oct "a
CANADA, Noodle, Boston Wednesday Oct III.
Borths no4 secured until PAID for.
An experienced Surgeon on board
The Of these snirs will not he accountable Tor goi
oliver buen, specie jewelry precious stones metals IN
les bills Of adng signed therefor and the value thereon
tAeruiu expressed For freight passnge apply to
T. CUSARD No Bowling Green.