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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-28

SLEIGHING PARTY.-The first sleighing
party of the season came to this city, We'd
nesday, from the town of scarborough. The
party comprised fifteen couples, to whom the
excellent sleighing and the genial weather
afforded much enjoyment. While in the city
they dined at the Exchange Hotel, leaving
with many pleasant memories of the atten-
tons and the abundant fare of its obliging
landlord, Mr.. Bannster.-The scholars of the
public schools in Clappville, sixty-six in mum.
Der, filling two of Stones omnibuses, were
making the Bay State House their resting
place.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-28

Brynn's PuImonic Waters, the most certain
and speedy remedy discovered for all diseases of
the Chest and Lungs, Coughs Colds Asthma Consump-
tion, Bronchitis Influenza Horseness, Difficult Breath
ing, Sore hroat, &c, &cThese Waters give the most
instantaneous and perfect relief and when persevered
with according to directions fails to effect rapid
and lasting Thousands have been restored to per-
feet health who have tried other in vain To all
classes and all constitutions they are equally blessing
and None need despair no matter how long the
disease may have existed, how even severe may be-
provided the organic structure of the vital organs not
hopeessy decayed. Every afflicted should give them
impartial trial. Price Is cents per box For sale by
all Druggists. deod&weowlm dc
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-28

SUPERIOR CoURT- Civil Term-Judqe Vose
Presiding. case of Dexter Hitchcock VS..
John l.. Baker was decided Thursday, by a
verdict for the plaintiff of 1896 SO. Dewey
for plaintiff Very for defendant.
The case of VIM. Walcott, executor Of Polly
Alden. VS.. Fitch Winchester, was next taken
up, and is not yet concluded. This is an ac-
ton concerning the title to a house, land, and
shop, in Southboro', valued at $500, the case
being very complicated one. Hoar for plain.
tiff, Bacon for defendant.
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that they are going through something most
exquisitely excruciating for your sake Cor
rect expression of the authors ideas, clear
enunciation, and, above all, or at least equally
with all, perfect ease, 90 TO make really
pleasing effective singer, as well as good quail
ty of tone or correctHess of pitch.
We expect good sample from the Mozarts
on Saturday night.
A merry Christmas, Mr. Editor, or, if too
late, Happy New Year" W.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-28

STREET AssAULT.--On Sunday, 23d inst,
an unknown man, supposed by some to be in.
sane, appeared in the streets of Warren,
and made several attempts to strike pursuers
with heavy hickory stick which he carried
Mr.. Reed OF West Warren, was knocked to
the ground He was apprehended by consta-
Bile Sherburne, and on Monday, had his trial
before Justice Hitchcock, who committed him
for thirty DAYS.
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M'Lane'. Ceiebrated VermIfuge m Missouri

JOB P. o.. OREGON Co., No, July %, 1855.
MEssRs. FLEMIFG BRos.-Dear Sir: have used DR.
M'LANE'S CELEBRATED YERMIFUGE prepared by
you, in my family and do think it the best preparation
now i'll use for expeng worms r5m the human system.
My neighbors have also used it with the same success
You are at liberty to this as you see fit.
Yours &c., WIN. o. NETTLE.
The above sample of certificates daily received by
the proprietors, Fleming Bros, of DR. LANES Gel.
EBRArED VERMIFUGE and LIVER PILLS. We
think we are safe in saying they the reliable
popular remedies Of the day.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR. M'LANE,s
CELEBRAIED NERMIFUGE manufactured by FLEM
ING BROS, of Fttsburg, Pa. All other yermfapcs il,
comparison are worthless. DIR. NJ Lanes genuine Verm
fuge, also his celebrated Liver Pills can now be had
all respectable drug None genuine Without the
signature Of FLEMING BROS
d2l dat&wlt rI5i
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-28

DEATH OF YoRKsHIRE.-We regret to say
that Yorkshire is dead. He died on the morn
ing OF the 10th inst, aged nearly II years
Yorkshire was stallion of remarkable consti
tuition and vigor, and the sire Of many win
ners on the American turf at all distances. lie
was bred by Mr.. Moss, in 1884, imported by
II. D Sheppard, Esq, in 1885, and presented
in 1916, Commodore Chas. w. Morgan, to the
Hon. Henry Clay, father of John NJ Clay
Esq, who has owned him since his fathers
death.z-N Y Spirit Of the Times
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10 Consumptivcs.-The advertiser having been
restored 10 health III few weeks by simple reme
u after having suffered several years with a severe lung
aiiection and that dread disease COnsumpton-
ons to make known to his fellow sufferers means Of
" ~ W
10 all who desire it he will send copy Of the prescrp
tloused Gree OF charged with the directions for prepar-
ing ana using the same which they will find SURE CI nk
FOR CoNsuMPTIoN, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS Hc The only
OBJECT OF the advertiser in sending the prescription
dement, the afflicted and spread information which he
c0nceVes TO be invaluable and he hopes every sufferer
VIII try ms remedy as il will them nothing and may
prove piessng Parties wishing the prescription, will
please ADDRESS REV. EDWABD a. WILSON,
OIL oily Williamsburgh Kings Co., New York
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STOKES PATENT KNIFE AND SCISSORS
GRINDER is the name of a new and useful ar
tice, just introduced to our notice. 1t is a
very simple instrument, easy to use, and like
the butchers steel, which suggested the inven.
ton, is very effective in sharpening knives.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-28

Rev CHARLES BEEcHER's CHURCH ON Mr..
BUcHANAN's FAsT.-The following preamble
and resolutions of the South Congregational
church of Georgetown, in this state, were
adopted on the oath inst =
Whereas, The recent message OF the presi-
dent of the United States, recognizing the
existence of open rebellion at the south, ad-
vises to amend the constitution so that the
rebels may submit; and Whereas, having laid
the blame of this rebellion upon "the violent
agitation of the slavery question at the north !"
the president now proclaims a national fast,
that we may confess our faults to God, and
"implore Him to remove from our hearts that
false pride of opinion which would impel us to
persevere i'll wrong tor the sake of consisten-
cy," thus virtually summoning the people to
repentance for the issues of the late presidential
canvass, therefore
Resolved, That the president Of the United
States is in reasonable conspiracy with rebels
to overthrow the government
Resolved, That an amendment to the con.
stitntion, for the avowed purpose of propitia
ting armed rebellion, is thing unheard OF in
the annals of time, absurd and impossible.
Resolved, That the only amendment which
the age demands is an express Reputation of
the slave construction of the rendition and rep
resentation clauses Of the constitution.
Resolved, That the pre- ent distress is a
Judgment of God, not only upon our other
sins, but also, and especially, upon the sin of
slavery; and that this people should immedi-
atcly break off their sins by repentance, end
daily seek forgiveness for the same.
Resolved, That viewed in connection with
the charges and implications contained in his
late message, the presidents proclamation for
fast, although verbally pious, is an act of
hypocrisy and spiritual usurpation, in the
highest degree insulting and detestible, being
nothing short of virtual bull of excommuni.
cation against political adversaries and that,
under the circumstances, we must wholly de-
cline to comply with the presidents request.
A true copy.
CHARIEs REECHER Pastor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-28

One of the most respectable boarding
houses in Troy has recently been the scene Of
ghostly vsitations, to the great entertainment
of goSsips and the alarm OF unprotected fe-
males. Rambling noises were heard in the
third story, and the windows and doors rat.
tied with prodigious force Some of the sus.
pected boarders were turned away but the
strange Interruptions of the order of nature
continued as before.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-28

Coughs.-The sudden changes of our climate are
sources OF PULMONARY, BRONCHIAL. and AsTHMATIC
PEcroSS Experience having proved that simple reme-
dies often act speedily and certainly when taken in the
early stages of the disease should be
had to 'BrOpH,S bronchial TTOcheS' Lozenges, let
the Cold Cough, Irritation of the Throat ever so
slight as by this precauton serious may
be efectualy warded of, PUBLIC SPEAKERS and SING
Eks Will find them eectua for clearing and strengthen
ing the voice See advertisement. GEw6m dl2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-28
Blood Food. BLOOD Food,- Are Won. desnoirrcg

Blood Food Blood Food Are you desparing?
Have you tried other remedies and failed? you clas
siiY DR. BRoNsoNs BLOOD FOOD with other patent med.
icines? Listen!
1t would Je impossible TO let YOU know of the BLOOD
FooD without resorting to advertising Now that
quacks resort to the method acquaint you with
their patent medicines, does make this preparation
the same style OF article at all theirs nr BRONSON
teacher in our medical colleges, and very celebrated
lecturer on physiology and his preparations patent
medcines-are the result OF an old physicians great
petience and knowledge, Then do not despair. though
will surely be cured. Consumptives you may be cured
by this. Unfortunate! whose over taxed system has
brought on some chronic disease numbers suffering as
are, find relief and restoration perfect health from
the BLOOD FooD. pyspeptc! try 1t. All suffering
from Liver Complaint, male female weaknesses, OF
any complaint caused by poverty deficiency of blood,
feed your blood with the BLOOD FooD and be well.
MOTHERS! MolnERs!! If YOU value your own COM
tort and the health cf your children keep Dr. EAToNs
INFANTILE CORDIAL always the house 1t is safe from
paragorc and opates and is certain remedy for Diar
rhea, summer Complaint, and all diseases attending
teething, and great assistance in softening the gums
~ see advertisement For sale by GEO. r. SPUR,
DAVID SCOTT, NJ II GREEN & CO., and GEORGE
P. HARLOW, Agents, Worcester DAWN dl7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-28

south Carolina OutdOne.-The Pictures made
at the "UNIoN ART GALLERY 1917 Main street. ST.
cEDE as fast they be made and in every case v
entire satisfaction both North and South) There k M
such word as fail at this nell knogn Gallery None but
skilfal and experienced operators employed Nothing
can be more acceptable to friend for Holiday Pres
emit than one of these pictures of yourself Gallery
open daily, from a. IN. to p. m, and on TUESDAYS
Thursdays and Saturdays, to 8 p. IN.
- All are invited-Admission free,
DAN ROWLAND, Proprietor
d2l diff H. Is. SPOONER, Artist.
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The Book of ali Others that should be read by
men WIN damaged and brOken-down constitutions Is
HUMAN FRA1L1Y, or PHYSIOLOGICAL RE
sEARCHES. 1t is beautifully illustrated and treats
mlnutely OF all the symptoms resulting from the irates
and ytlang habits OF early youth, ncnpactating tho
victim rom sharing the ruition of the matrimonial state
aud, II not checked In time, dogenerating all the unc
uons of manhood, aud bringing him step by step, to
lingering and untmtly death Price 20 cents Sent free
everywhere on receipt Of postage stamps the amount
sold BY the author Dr. H. A. BARROW, 1914 Beecker ST.
New YORK, Qonr doors below McDougal street, GAP.
MASoN, 1857 Broad street. Providence II. l., General
Agent. dams dS
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For all kinds OF Clothing,

FOF III hIhus OF CIOthIng,
go to the
HARRINGTON CORNER CLOTHING STORE
where You can always find good assortment Of goods
at reasonable prices.
If you want any article of
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER,
Just bear in mind that this is place where You can
get your
GARMENTS CUT IN BEST STYLE AND TASTE, AND
MADE IN THE BEST MANNER,
and perfect satisiac lion guaranteed,
d. II. EAMES
Harrington Corner, cor Nam and Front st eets
MA dit Opposite City Hall.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-28

Smith.Alr JONES' do not see what keers YOU so moor
you seem 10 work steady and get 81 a day.
Jones-1es Mr.. Smith, il Is you say. The reason
am poor is it costs every thing to furnish my house
with nice carpets, oil cloths, &c and should like to
Know now you have money in the bank, and get such
NICE carpets crockery and glass ware cutlery &c. and
what wages you get
get rs per day, and the way manage IL is buy NV
goods of orson n Heath, in the Bay state Block and
save great deal OF money and get the best goods
Moral II you would have money in the bank live
temperate be Industrious, and you will get good paw for
Exchange. ORSON n HEATH pronrictnr
al diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-28

WARRANTED,-Eill's Liquid Amandine for the cure OF
chapped hands, rouehness OF the skin, &c Prepared
and sold by JOHN O. HILL, Apothecary, Mechanics
Hall Building diff ID
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-28

Sons OF TFMPERANcE.-At n meeting of
the Worcester Division S. of I. NJ. 80. The
following officers were chosen for the ensu-
ing quarter w. P.-U. I. Blake; w. A
Jos. Barber; R. S.-Jas. S. Boswell; A. R. S..
Fred w, Boswell; f. S.-Anthony Earl I.
John b. Dexter; Chap.-Lyman Bugbee /;
C.-Jas. A. Draper; A C.-Henry NJ. Green
M. I. S.-Geo. II. Watson; o. Slew Hill
tom p. w. P.-Anson Whitney
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-28

The New Haven Journal says ga gentle.
received from South Carolina the other day
one of the true blue cockades of the chival-
ry, After admiring it he turned it over, and
found on the other Northumberland by
the Connecticut Manufacturing company"
There is scarcely anything, from cockade to
steam engine, needed in South Carolina,
which must not be manufactured somewhere
in the free states.
cold Sam Houston" passed through a fiery
ordeal triumphantly last week. A disunion
mass meeting was held in Texas, and the fire.
eaters seemed to have it all their own way
when Gen. Houston stepped upon the plat
form, and, by speech of great power and
boldness, completely turned the tide of senti
ment, and carried the meeting with him.
The disunonists would cruelty Andrew
johnson os Tennessee, if they dare. They
have a characteristic argument against his
position, which is stated thus ANDY John
son sprang from low family, from the COM
mon people, and the Glow ideas" he entertains,
are caused by the hereditary faint, the demo-
cratic tone of mind he inherited from his OBJ
scure ancestry and on this is based phil
sophical essay upon the fallacy of raising men
of Glow degree" to high positions, as their
| low tendencies will crop out.
A correspondent of the New York Evening
Post says :-"As an evidence OF the latent
Union feeling still existing and unsubdued al
the south, hear that within the first two day:
after tue delivery of the great Union speech
of Senator johnson of Tennessee he received
1853 letters OF approval from Maryland and
Virginia"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-28

THIEvING IN WARREN.-On the night of
the oath, some person took harness from the
barn Of Mr.. Emory Crossman of West War
rem. The tracks from the barn indicated that
the thief went in the direction of Ware.
This, however, is thought to have been a
feint, as, on the same night cutter worth
$50. and some blankets, were taken from the
wagon house of Rufus Baker, residing between
Warren and West Warren. Also, on the same
night, a harness and blanket were taken from
Mr.. Dean, residing Il miles east of Warren,
on the Brookfeld road None of these arti,
cles have been found. Messrs. Crossman and
Baker did not miss theirs till near noon but
Dean made the discovery before light, and by
sunrise vas in pursuit, following the tracks
of wagon which had passed his house in the
night, The wagon was seen passing Fair.
banks saw mill, which his men kept running
all night, at about three in the morning-a
beer wagon, with a cutter attached. The
was tracked little beyond Spencer, where it
was left and the sleigh alone taken.
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To LETTER WRITERs.--Letters bearing the
following addresses are held at the office in
tb;s c;tv far want of nostaoa.

Rev. Chas Redfeld, East Norwich N. Y.
Mrs. Anna Garland, Lynn, Mass.
Miss sally Eddy, No. Oxford, Mass.
james Lonergan, Foxboro, Mass.
Nessrs. Meli1s, Curiier & Sherwood, New York.
Miss Martha Z. Davis, care of w. 5. Bennett.
Miss Il. A. KEENAN,, No. Chelmsford Mass.
Rev. w f. Duffy, Burrillville, X. /.
Thomas Simmons, Boston.
John Ward (bootmaker)
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Spetlal 9lotlees.

Friction MISUNDERSTANDING been appolnfcd nv tn
Bot0t Friction Match Co Agents for the OF their
Matches IN worcester and vicinity, we hereby give
notice that we shall keep constantly on hand an
ment OF their celebrated Matches which will be sold
low Tor cash, and satisfaction guaranteed.
-, -. DRAFE" d CLARK,
JyZl uu Nos. 50 and 81 Front street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-28

smiths Curative Cleansing COmpoupd.-A
superior remedy for Headache Burns Sore Lips, Bowel
complaints. Canker Piles. Sore Throat, &C, &c For
sale by BUSH CO., "a Front street, by the dozen,
single bottle, at manufacturers prices. decd jy30
, Confectionery aud Candy Mandatory,
No ~ Main street Worcester 90 Uddard loek. Sold
wholesale and retail by GEORGE III LLYERS Here
can be always found large assortment OF delicious
Cand es OF different avOrs to rcpae the taste. W0rces
ter manufactures almost everything but this ooniecton
cry and candy exceeds all. Sill DIFF
IL q. %. Blake Will give instruction In the Ancient
aud Modern Languages, and In the common and higher
Eng iish studies, at No BOwdoln street. sl3 dtf
Newton a. fOurtclIOttc, Dentists, Iiarrlng-
on Corner roiJsr of Main and Front streets di mhz5
A. MoF. Davis. Attorney and Counsellor at Law
brinley Row, 1888 Main street. Worcester. dtf IM
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-28

WEST BoTLsToN.-James NJ. Phillips was
brought before Trial Justice Hosmer on Mon
day, on charge of stealing gold chain from
the wife of his employer, Mr.. f. L. Luce, and
adjudged guilty. 1t being his second offence
of the kind, Phillips was sentenced to the
House of Correction for six months. Nicho-
las King, for disturbing the peace, was
brought before the same magistrate, and fined
SIS and costs, and committed in default.
There will be social gathering at the Oak
dale House, in Oakdale, on Monday evening
next, to bid farewell to the old year and well
come in the new Mr.. Prescott has ornament
ed the hall OF his popular hotel in excellent
taste, with evergreens, &c. preparatory to the
occasion, and a happy time is anticipated, to
continue at least till the small hours OF New
Years morning.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-28

THE CONCERT at Briney Hall tonight, by
the Boston Mendelssohn Quintette Club, and
Mrs. Long, will most likely attract a musical
and fashionable audience We hear it rumor-
ed that the club may favor us with series of
concerts this winter, if the patronage seems to
warrant such an undertaking.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-28

STERLING.-The Farmers and Mechanics
Association of Sterling held tea party and
fair at the Town Hall, last evening, to raise
funds for the cattle show of 1861. A variety
of useful and fancy articles were exhibited, the
sale of which, with the proceeds of admission,
added largely to the funds of the association.
In addition to refreshments in the upper hall,
farmers supper was set in the lower hall, at
which goodly number sat down. Speeches,
music, and other entertainments whiled away
the time till late hour, greatly to the enjoy
ment and profit of the large company assem-,
bled.
George Buss, young man of nineteen
years, who, some two months since, was
thrown from wagon against stone wall,
and at the time was supposed to be fatally
injured by the fracture of his skull, has en-
tirely recovered. The fracture extended five
or six inches across the top of his head, COM
pletely exposing his brain to the light. He
recovered under the skilful process of tire.
panning by DR.. Hitchcock of Fitchburg.
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There has been Great Mark Down amonr Rrvor.,
Goods. See advertisements All Di' III
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POLICE CoURT-On Thursday, Dennis
Driscol, for being a common drunkard was
sentenced to the House of Correction for three
months He appealed, and gave bonds in
500.
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All of DR.. Humphrey ~ Co.'s Specific Homo
opalhc Remedies put up expressly for family use with
BOOK OF tul directions Sold in Worcester by DAVID
sCUIIEo Main street. and Druggists and Stores gem
eraiN' d&wly d.
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9alIg atenige u6tt
MhrYfaDreana.

Mr. Bdaor-Did you not, In yonryouth,
ever hear sung the ballad Of 'sMaryss
Dream
How strange 1t is that so many abright
particular stars of genius, such as the
1rfter Of This piece was, should have let
themselves down to the leTel of brUte5 BIZ
drink! John Lowe WAS Tutor in the fam
Nv of The Ards, At Galloway. Scotland,
and wrote this ballad on the loss, st sea,
Of the young officer Who had been 5etgoth-
ed 70 one Of the Miss Ards, while. he
{LoEe@ Vas engaged to her sister But
he came TO this country. married another
Woman, ard died very miserable from dis
sipat5on, IN ahe South, AbOnt SO. II is
sung to the tune of Barns Alden, a
heaTt-Warm, fond adieu-"
Tbspooe had climbed ne hughes Inn
ThEf rises DER The source q DeA,
AID from fts eastern summit 6hsA
silver light on tOV1sr aud 1rBe-
WhHn Mary l8E her down 70 sleep.
(IEaTffO1EhIB on Sandy. fET II BsA-)
ButG1it and low q voice is heard,
Saying Mary, weep no more for me-
sbe nom her pillow gently raised
Her had 70 Hsk WHO there might be,
And INV Young Sandy GhfveTing stand,
With pRilid cheek and hollow eye
aJh, lEnFy dear, cold is my clay,
Il IflE beneath the stormy sea
Fan, fnr rom fhseI sleep in death:
30 Mar, weep more Tor me-
Throe Stormy nights and stormy days
We tossed upon the raging main,
And lang No strOVe our bark TO saTe,
ButG1 our efforts were In vain
EFHn fhnn, when horror chilled my blood,
NY hsart mas d1lsd thlUFe for Thea.
The storm is Ger, and I'm n rest,
60Mary, Weepno more for m
O, maadeudeGr thyself prepare,
We soon shan nSet upon that shore
WHARF love Is 4ree from doubt and care,
And thou Gud shall part no more"
Loud erUWed the oosk, the shadow ned
Nomure Of Sandy could she see,
But soft the passing spirit said,
G5Fegt Mary, weep no mOrefor me-"
ScRTER