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DR.. M'Lnne's Liver Pm, FLEMING BROS,

I-tiih, fIEMlNG BKDS.,
Proprietors.
This great medicine has suppanted all for the
of diseases of the LIVER Its effects sautary
and speedy and at the time perfectly safe that
It Is not surprising II should supercede all others In
vented by distinguished physician of Virginia. who
practiced in region Of country in which Hepatis or
Liver Complaint is peculiarly formidable and common
and who had spent years in discovering the Ingredients
aud proportioning their quantities. these pills pecu
llay adapted every form of the disease and fail
to relieve the most obstinate of that terrible
plant. They have justly become celebrated, and the
searches of Dr. NJ Lane have placed his among the
bcnefactors of mankind. No one having symptoms Of
this formidable complaint should be without these nval
liable Pills Have you pain in the right side, under the
edge of the ribs which increase with to
constant pain under the shoudcrblade, frequently
tending to the Top Of the shoulder? Rely upon It, that
although the latter pains sometimes taken for rheu
matlsm they all arise diseases Of the Liver; and II
you would have relief go instantly and buy box of
DR. MLanes Liver PHI prepared only by Fleming Bros,
of Pittsburgh.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR.. M'LANE'S
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS manufactured by FLEM-
ING BROS, PIrTsBuRou PA. There other Pills
purportng to be Liver Pills now before the public. DIR.
M'Lancs genuine Liver Pills also his celebrated Yerni
fge, be had at all respectable drugs None
genuine Without the signature Of FLEMING BROS
ria d6t&wl C25l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-16

TEMPERANCE CONVENTION AT WEsTBoRo'
The quarterly meeting of the Middlesex and
Worcester Temperance Union was held in
Westboro' on Tuesday, 14th inst The ad-
dress was delivered by Rev. Mr.. Tucker of
Holliston, from the text, LIST Corinthians, 9.25
"And every one who striveth for the mastery
is temperate in all things" The reports from
the various towns composing the Union were
generally favorable, and indicated encouraging
progress of the cause. The next meeting
will be held in Milford on the second Tuesday
of May, when the stated address will be deliv-
cred by Rev. J. C. Bodwell of birmingham
The convention adopted resolution urging
the election only of men who are in favor of
Prohibition, at the approaching March meet
inps
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SUPERIOR CoURT-CIvIL TERM-Chiet
Justice Allen presiding.-The case of Sessions
ct al. VS.. the Western Railroad, was decided
yesterday by verdict of $40 10 for the plain
tiffs. Aldrich and Hyde for plaintiffs; Dewey
for defense.
The case of James W. Jenkins, Jr., VS.. AL
Vira Williams, for replevin of two yoke Of
oxen, next taken up, is still on trial. Devens
& Hoar for plaintiff w. A. Williams for de-
PENDANT
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In 0xford, Feb 49, Sarah NJ Martin, 26 wears
IN ltchDurg- Feb 4 Jane Harris 81 yrs mos Iotb
mos. 10y ~ - -''i'"i', 20 yrs
in Springfield; Feb Is, DR. Daniel UTord IA wears
IN IN i9tnam Mich, Feb 6, Anna, wife Of Dea John
WOOD formerly of West Bro0kfe So wears '
In sehenectady Feb H. Rev Or Prondft, Emeritus
rI T TIL OF oreek and Latin at Union College.
IN talbot county, Md. Feb Samuel Stevens ex Gov,
ernor OF the state, in the SD year of his age -
In North Woodstock, Conn, Jan So DCa Lutber Cbid
o. wears In South Woodstock, Conn Feb 10 Deo Ass'
years. "et Nuiui ~
IN washington, D. C., Feb II. Thomas Alexander in
iaht son OF Hon. Alexander IL Rice of Boston, "
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ILLNESS OF JUDGE BRIGHAM-Judge Brig
ham, holding the Superior Court for Middle
sex County, at East Cambridge, is unable to
take his seat upon the bench, on account of
illness. The Grand Jury therefore made no
return of indictments Tuesday Boston Trap
H.
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FESTIVAL Observation-Disclosures is called
to the social festival of the First Baptist Sab
bath School, at Washburn Hall, tonight We
are assured no pains will be spared to render
the occasion one of pleasant enjoyment to all
There will be good speaking, excellent singing,
the best kind of refreshments, and fine time
generally.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-16

STERLING.-The net proceeds of recent
old fashioned dance and feast of pudding and
beans, at the Town Hall in Sterling, got up
for the benefit of the Farmers Club of that
town, were nearly $780,
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City ano County smteIllgsmre.

Preachers MEErING.-A very interesting
preachers meeting commenced its session at
| the Laurel street Methodist Church, Tuesday
morning, and adjourned "Wednesday noon.
About twenty preachers assembled from lri-
GUS parts of the Worcester District with one
representative from the Boston District. The
convention Was organized by the choice of
Rev.J. II. Twombly of the Park street Church
President, and Rev. A. Gould Secretary. I'M
portant questions relative to the Methodist
Episcopal Church, and of very great interest,
were presented and very earnestly discussed.
One of them had reference to the propriety OF
extending the time of ministerial service. On
Tuesday evening, Rev. d. Dorchester OF
Charlton City preached an interesting sermon,
which was followed by few very spirited tes-
timonies by preachers present. We should
judge, by the appearance of the ministers, that
they were vigorous men, who loved their call
ing and were diigent in their peculiar service.
The THIRD GREAT SKATING PARTY OF
THE SEASON went down to Lake Quinsiga-
mond, yesterday afternoon, in train of ten
long cars. There were over six hundred
skaters, of every class, from blooming youth
to manhood grey" Although the wintry
wind blew fresh and keen, it only caused
roster bloom to mantle the fairer portion of the
party, and nowise marred the enjoyment of
those engaged in the exhilarating sport
while the different costumes, the glare of the
fires around which we're groups that were
changing, all added to the pictur-
esque character of the scene. We heard of |
one young lady who went to the floating |
bridge and back, Drawing and conquering, as
such pluck always will. Long may the insti-
tuition of skating parties survive.
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NJ X RTED.

= Hogs! HOgst-IOO Splendid dressed heavy Hoo.
'O ia Isie oS 5.s DRAPER Il CLARK
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The TwENTY-SECoND OF FEBRUARY
The Free Masons of Fitchburg and vicinity,
under the auspices of Aurora Lodge, announce
levee to take place at the Fitchburg Hotel,
on the evening of the 22d of February, the an
niversary of the birthday of Washington.
Green's full band is engaged.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-16

ARRESTS ORDERED BY THE SENATE.-The
national Senate has ordered the arrest of F.
B. Sanborn, John Brown, Jr., and James Red
path. -Four Senators voted against this order,
believing the Senate was going beyond its
constitutional right If the proceeding had
prompted by purpose to combat slavery
propagandism, every southern Senator would
have voted against it for those men never
dodge, nor beg pardon, nor use "holiday and
lady TERMS when they have purpose to car
ry. Northern men might profit greatly by
their example. The only nays on this occasion
were Bingham, Hale, Sumner, and Toombs.
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tors And we conclude by saying to all other
towns, ego and do likewise"

SCHOOL DIFFICULTY IN FITCHBURd.-On
Saturday last, Charles f, kimball, principal of
the Day street Grammar School in Fitchburg,
was arraigned before Trial Justice Ware on the
charge of assault and battery upon Charles
E. Goodrich, pupil, aged 10 years. The
complaint was entered by the boys father, who
testified that on the S0th of January the child
was immoderately whipped with rawhide by
his teacher, the effects of which were still WIS.,
ible upon his person. 1t was maintained on
the other hand that the boy had frequently
transgressed the rules of the school, and was
vicious and refractory under the usual dscip-
line. On both sides several witnesses were
examined, and the case created much excite
ment in the town. The prosecution was con-
Quoted by c. II. B. Snow, Esq, and Charles
Mason and D. H. Merriam, Esq, appeared for
the defence. The closing arguments of the
counsel and the decision of the Court were
heard at the Town Hail. Tuesday evening, by
large number of citizens. The argument
on one side rested chiefly upon the necessity
OF teacher maintaining his authority in
school, and on the other, upon the excessive
nature of the punishment. The defendant
was found guilty, and was fined 81 and costs.
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GRACE GREENWOOD lectures at Mechanics
Hall, this evening-the last of the Lyceum
course
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In.

In Fftchburg, Feb II, by Rev A j Weaver mr. 1oho-
FISHER to Lucy Hosmer all of F. "a '@oe'
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Principal of the Worcester High School for nearly three
and ii half years will give
INSTRUCTION IN ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
STUDIES,
at his residence Oxford Place, or in any part of the
city, day or evening.
TeStiIn Onia1S-
[From the Annual Report of the School Board of wor
cester for the year 1861
At the commencement of the Fall Term Mr. Homer
B. Spraguc chosen by the Board the Principal of
pupils and in governing and teaching the school induced
Inc oeei IN Inc COMMITTEE that in passing by the nu-
in securing the services of MIR. Sprague.
[From the Annual Report for the year 1851
Notwithstanding Che many changes in its teachers)
Improvement in its (the High School's) condition The
confidence OF the public seems to have risen in like pro-
[From the same I,eportl
Dr mn chairman OF the High school Visiting Com
with which we close report: II have been familiar
and most prospered state and frequent oxamina
clare that have when was more worthy
OF the respect and confidence OF the com unity"
m From the Annual Report for the year 1857
The principal teacher, Mr. Sprague has sustained.
through the last year. his high and weleserve reputn
ton and your committee trust the time is far distant
The discipline Of the school has been well maintained.
tFrom the same Report
we are assured that the teaching is thorough going
the foundations that 1t is broad taking in large range
of topics; and refined, extending the imagination and
taste as well as the judgment and memory And we
think that in this (r Spragues) department at least
the school is such that should receive the confidence
the hearty sympathy and cooperation of all who wish
well to the educational interests of our city.
tFrom the Superintendent of Schools for the CITY of
Worcester1
" cheerully bear testimony to Mt Spragues eminent
success as faithful and popular teacher His accurate
scholarship, and his varied and extensive learning
Bile him to lay good foundation for scholarship in his
pupils. The high standing in College taken by the stu
dents prepared under his Instruction. eynces the excel
lence Of his scholarship, and his a
j. ID. Il. JONES"
Jan. 2lst, 1860. diff RI
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2lem embellishments.
n 0 t C E

n 0 T / C f i,
The Proprietors of
HOWARD'S PREMIUM HAIR DYE,
grateful for the liberal patronage bestowed unon b,.
EFFORTS in Introducing to the people spun MS
Superior Hair Dye,
ar an EXTREMELY LOW PRICE leach Box contain.
ing uouDe The quantity of any Dive in The marnt
sVu lor nf the money! desires to return his thank
WIN the continued assurance that it will be his aim II;
ITSELF ~ " mas Heielolore proved
THE MOST CERTAIN. SAFE AND cpFApFsr
HAIR DYE IN THE WORLD
so Cents per Box! so Cents per Roy,
Sold in Worcester by all Druggists and Fancy coo5.
Dealers. ee' anu "hcy GOODS
fEiXetraordnary inducements offered to Agents
IL d&wtf
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HAMPDEN COUNTY.

The ladies and gentlemen of Springfield in
augurated brilliant fair on Tuesday evening,
in behalf Of the City Library. The prepare
tons and incidents were very captivating, and
the receipts of the first evening were from
$1,000 to $1,000.
Giacomo Corossimo and Pedro Picroni, the
two Italian plaster peddlers, arrested for stab
bling Joseph McGoff on the evening of the
10Th ult., were tried Tuesday last. Corossi-
mo was found guilty of inficting the wound
and in default of $500 bail, was committed to
iail
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Whole number of votes
Necessary to a choice,

The first five upon the list were declared
elected on the part of the Senate. 1t will be
noticed that but one Of them was the choice OF
the caucus committee.
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A DJOURNED ASSlGNEE'S SALE-

a DJUURNEU ASSIGNEE'S SALE
- VIII be sold at Public Auction on SATURDAY,
the third day OF March, l6, at 10 O'Clock a. M upon
the premises in Worcester ali Real Estate Of JON
f. POND, Esq, of Worcester, nsolvent debtor il
comprises the farm upon which said Pond now resides
containing about SO acres, part of which is the best
lahu IN w orcester Upon the same house. barn.
shed carriage house. and other outbudings all in good
order There is also large and valuable Pear orchard
upon the estate in bearing condition. Also lot Of
sprout land containing % Also one acre situated
IN Broad Meadow Also about 50 lots situated on and
near the Bioomngdale road, Oak Hill plot so called
Deeds Also II or lots the Endcott street plot so
called See book $40 page 653 Also all the lots he
longing to said estate, situated Union Hill and any in
terest which may belong to the estate of said Pond
whether right of redemption otherwise Also three
lots purchased of the Assignee OF Benjamin Wadsworth
stuaed-see book 591 page 1884, The lots are more de-
sraDy situated for beautiful residences than any other
IN the city OF Worcester number them are in the
immediate vicinity of the Ladies' COLLEGIATE Institute
Inc sale Will commence the estate first named
Conditions made known sale For description of es
state, apply to JOHN r. POND, or the Assignee.
DANIEL T. PENSIMAN Assignee
Worcester, Feb. g 1866 nfs e fie
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joint committee of the Legislature, to nomi-
nate Overseers of Harvard College, met on
Wednesday morning. and after much canvass
ing of candidates, nominated -
Rev ARENAS b. Muzzey Of Newburyport( Unit SO
Hon. George Morey of Boston (Unitarian) 80
Mr. Fred ". CrockeT Of Barnstable (Unitaran), %
Rev A, 7. Mason of Chelsea (Baptistl %
Ut. 1iman Kimball of Lowell tOrthodox) "a
Mr. r. A. Chapman of Springfield received
Il votes, Rev r. A. Miller of Worcester Is
votes, Rev.J. NJ Manning Of Boston IA votes,
Mr.. Asa French Of Braintree 10 votes, and
several other gentlemen less number. Tn,
election took place in the Senate, in the after
noon, with the following result -
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E'ARM FOR SALE.-Tbe yaInahIe

II @AA'NA L OAe OAl<IJ.-- ne valuable
farn OF the subscriber, situated Grafton street.
III noreester containing about los acres, well cal
cuiated for Milk and Vegetable Farm being but two
miles from the City Hall. 20 ~ "
The Buildings consist of a Dwelling Honse containing
~ rooms with basement tenement and a large Barn
WIN eeliar under the whole, with vegetable cellar at
Inc subscriber also has for sale Peat Meadow, cor
tanning some acres, situated in Broad N eadow so
called in Worcester and Pasture cont aiming nearly
acres, SITUATED IN the southeast part Of Holden lib
S circuit VIII be given for part of the purchase money
Eor prices &c, apply to the subscriber living on the
Main street SfMi'Ef II ~ va
A-" - -AA'i1AS4N'
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George Sessions, FURNISHING UNDRRTAKERA AND
SofFiN WAREH oUsE-Cotins, Caskets Patent Metallic
hand. Also the NEW PATENT METALLIC CAsKET. of al,
sizes. $500 " 80
Every thing connected with the of funerals
promptly attended to- No. 40 Front street: residence on
Front street Worcester. Mass dawtf NV ~
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Drawing and Painting Taught.-Miss L. NJ.
CARPENTER invites those who are DESTROYS of nstruc.
ton in Drawing and Painting in WATER C0L0RS and
OIL, or OHNAMENTAL PAINTING, to call at her Studio
in Flaggs Block No. 10, where, under the direction of
the excellent Artist, Mr.. EDWARDS she is prepared to
give instruction in the different branches of the art on
reasonable terms, and in satisfactory manner.
ELLEN NJ. CARPENTER
Ja3l diff No. 10 Flagg's Block, Sd story.
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A patriotic young lady from Northampton,
at tin wedding in New York, few evenings
since, appeared in fancy dress composed en-
tirely of newspapers, and conspicuous among
them was copy of the Hampshire Gazette,
extending from shoulder to shoulder.
A Prussian, named Schultz, while engaged
in starting stationary engine, in West Cum
mington, on Saturday, fell upon the main belt
and was drawn between it and the drum and
killed almost instantly. He belonged in New
York, where he has wife and one child now
living
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Special glotltes.

Come and See the Ambrotypes, at UNION ART
GALLERY 1871 Main st. SPOONER h DANIELS
Stencil Plates, for Marking Clothing cut to order
superior STYLES of Roman letter, old English and
cript, with black red ink, warranted indeible and
or sale at low prices by JOHN 9. HILL, Apothecary.
Worcester, Mass. DIFF ial
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-16

Mrs. NJ. w. SseraIds, PhysicIan-an expe
reneed and successful Midwife, No. 81 Mechanic street
at the head Of Union street.
Special attention gwen to Uterine Complaint and Dis
eases OF Children Office hours from to and from
l to p. m. diff ie25
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1otites.

HOMER B. SPRA G UE,
Principal of Worcester High School for nearly three
and half years will give
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-16

All of DIR. Humphrey 81 Co.'s Specific Home
opathc Remedies put expressly for family use with
book OF full directions Sold in Worcester by DAVID
SCOTT 25l ain street, and Druggists and Stores gem
orally. d&wly az
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-16

Mrs. IL. X. Clark, Physician and Midwife Of
nee and residence 3O9 Main street. of Myrtle La
dies invited to call and examine an Obstetrca Sup
porter, which she applies and which most eficen
support and assistant in confinement Chronic Catarrh
successfully treated. DIFF do
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-16

Liquid AmandIne. The rema kable and uniform
uceess which has attended the of this preparation
embodens the proprietor it positive pre-
yentye and cure for Chapped Hands and Roughess of
the Skin The rapditv of its effect is marvellous, the
majority OF cases yielding TO two three applications
rendering the skin soft and vevety in feeling and appear
ance. Prepared only by JOHN Q, HILL, Apothecary,
Mechanics Hall Building, Worcester, Mass dom nj
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-16

HOIlOwny's Pills for mothers and all other mem
bers of the weaker SEX should be kept constantly
hand to in all of rregularity and dsorganza
ton of the functions peculiar to them. They harm
less but effective and act Alternative tonic and
pellaut Sold at the mandatory No so Maiden Lane
New York. and by all Druggists at &c., &c. and 81 per
box. d6t fiji
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-08

THE EXTRA Dividend INJUNCTIoN.-T motion in
the District Court of the United States for an in
junction to restrain the further payment of interest
on the Extra Dividend Bonds, &C., was yesterday
set down for hearing by Judge Giles, on the first of
October next. This is two days after the notes
given by the Company, to the State of Maryland the
cities of8altimore and Wheeling, and Messrs Gar
rett, Hopkins, Hack, Starr and Atkinson (Att'y.)
fall due. 1t will be remembered that these are all
payable on the Goth day of September ,rithout
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THE CHINA MAIL.-The New York Chamber of
Commerce on Thursday adopted resolutions urging
upon the Government the great necessity which ex-
lists for the establishment at early day. ofmai IA
cilities between San Francisco and Sharghae, as
well as the duty of improving our mail communion
tion with California and the Pacific coast.
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BALTIMORE.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1860

The DAILY EXCHANGE PRICES CURRENT, being
reliable and comprehensive review of the Balti
more Markets for the past week, neatly printed
on letter sheet, may be obtained at our counting
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HOLIDAY STREET THEArRE.---The house last
night was the largest of the season. AS "King
Lear" Mr.. Forrest has no equal; and think
that in this instance, he even played better than
we ever before saw him, and it is here due to the
excellent stock company to remark that they ably
supported the great tragedian in one of Shak-
speare's most difficult pieces.
Tonight an excellent bill is provided The
Rdkes froqressi or, Three Eras of Tice-and Ben
Bolt; or, Ihe Sailors Return The former play
has not been produced in this city before within
five years.
On Monday the inmitable comedian, ]. s. Clarke
will appear as Major Wellington de Boots, in Tom
Taylor's new and popular comedy, Everybody,
Friend.
| New ASSEMBLY RooMs.-The Wood Ministries will
give matinee at O'Clock this afternoon for the
accommodation of ladies and children who cannot
attend at pght. The last entertainment will be given
in the evening, when their very brief engagement
will close ALL therefore, who have not yet seen
this excellent company of performers, should 60
this evening.
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VIOLATIONS OF THE SABBArH.-We are requested
to call attention to the advertisement of the Mar
shall of Police, in reference to parties violating the
Sabbath by labor or trading on that day. All such
may expect a strict enforcement of the Code.