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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-04
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Mails Close follows:
Northern Worcester County, Vermont snd New Hsuu
hire, via Worcester Nashua Railroad at LOO a. ana
are due at 7.0Qp. N.
dale, Clinton, Lowell and Nashua. y. H At s O0 M
and $50 p m. and are due at SIS m. and 0a n m
Princeton and East Princeton at $50 m; and is due at
City OF Boston, 80 and 100 g. H. l21o 3. and 500 n
M ana are que at % 9 20 a. m, $50 and Sis p. m.
Maine, Eastern New Hampshire, and Eastern Massq-
chusetts-9@ and 500 p. m and are due at 40
a. m, $50 and SIS p. NJ wv
Rhode lsland-(Exeept towns on the worcester and
Providence Railroad $50 m. and $3.50 D. m and are
DE at Z. ~ g. NJ, and $50 P.
way MAI On Providence and Worcester Railroad 30
m ana Is Que al $40 a. IN.
Western-tAn towns in Massachusetts, wesi OF Wor
cester,l . a. NJ and are due ST l2,45 r.
Albany Western New York and Western states 3 s 90
M arg CU p M and due at r. AS and lO45 D. IN
springfield 5V0 am, and 90 and are due at 10
4. m, l2,45 and 10 As p. ID.
Hartford, all Connecticut (except Windhsm and NeR
Loha 10 counties $40 a. m and 400 p. m and
Town on line Of Norwich and Worcester Railroad and
New London and Windham County, Conn., 10 09 a m .
nd are due at els am. "
New York city and Southern States $50 a. M. and al
5Ng ana 6l5p M; and due at 800 a M and at 800
and lO.4 m. y ' - - Wv
Barre, barre Plains Petersham Paxton, Dana. North
Dana' and West Rutland, 945 M; and due at On
Holden, Rutland, North Rutland, Hubbsrdston. Cold
eT9ok, ana Oakham, $50 p. M; and due 500
Lelcester As a. m, and 4.30 m and due On
Milibury, and West Milbury. $50 a. H., and $50 p IN
@n1 are due st 5. 40 g. m, and 63e p. m,
shrewsbury 3. IS ?. m. and is due at 800 q. m
Srafton, New England Village, and Cordaville $50
m; ana are due at $50 p. m.
tramingham, South birmingham, Hopkinton Ashland
M9oovllie, Westboro, Northboro', Southboro Coria
vile and Grafton, IL 10 D. and due at 80 a IN
ana 500 p: m: and due at $50 a. M and Sis o. M
mail for New York and Boston and beyond is closed
AT TINS ONCE on Sunday at 90 O'Clock D. m.
Office hours from 6.45 e. M 10 500 n m SUNDAYS
from 1000 TO 1910 a. n. j. NJ EARLE p
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I'D X FL ! L l.
BOTANIC MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT,
No 40 Main STroa, Hx-o
30. &c Main street, Norcc

!, FiW WORDS TO YOUNG MEN.-During the prac
uce Oh heen wears Dr. Hill has in contact with
Almost lhiulnetaDle cases of Debility, uccasiuned b.
ureadln habit OF solitary self abuse They continue
70 warn all Young men VIII" not afflicted to avoid
II as hey value their lives and advise all who aIO
troubled with the habit or its consequences where
eY can pc cured OF such trouble, and to let them know
e ulre disasters resulting in the attendance of them
te IL Is no eXaegeratlon TO that three Iouths
- me INSANE owe their maladY to this horrid habit The
pr0pretors OF Insane ASylums corroburate the state
melt ana me victim escapes SANITY docy y ct he
or sue Is entirely Untitled the real pleasures OF life
either In or ou of the domestic eirce-wth pocreatve
powers ruined Htc ed with dstrust ever doubtful of
ms friends, IN fact, perfect hypochOndrac what is lie
NJ Tor Dut 90 be east out and die Attend thm at once
al you VINO are addicted to this miserable habit or il
gtve haoy Mt to meet The God who gave you the pow
eIs winch you nave made curse instead Of blessing
as they were intended There exists not in Inc hoie
World an object more loathsome miserable than me
wish for happiness and heaven. ~
Pr mn practice is wholly the botanic principle
ana therefore upon natural foundation. 4
Office No: 81 Main street orGester omen from a n,
to p M Letters pOst,pad) will receive PROMPT alien
ton. $500 PA""'P' "''eH
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A CASE OF GENERAL DEBILITY.

MIRA yLous CURE. About seven years AGO.
dotdnGieo Nety heavy cold, which chung 10 me with
nn ' IN Power OF suffered constantly nom
pam III inc neart; no Appellee part OF the n,e TOO
weak TO walk; night sweas which reduced mn a. too
an agGnzing pain in every Joint in my body ccn-
LIBBY wretch, aud often prayed for death eInuoyed
tx OF eleht phYsti"ns and must have taken at least
usstau Vi nauseOus edicines OF one KIND and anofb
IT. Dut 10 no good purpose. grew worse every dsv
LdIaiiiF, went to Dr. HILL who succeeded in curing NO
an1 delightful system of treating diseases rim
; tie parent Is not required take nasty nedj-
Isl was thoroughly cured in about three months
any anu aih now as wei and hearty buck advise the
SIGN TO 80 10 Or Hill who will effect speedy cure at
Sb Inc price charged by other physcans, and no
ii'"n nleuIclhes TO be well shaken before taken"
NJ -, 49, JOHN TRASK Providence r. J.
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CURE ARRANTED.

~ L
DIR; HILLS MIXTURE is warranted to cure emissiuus
ana all diseases OF the Urinary Organs Within The last
three W ars upwards OF 1900 bottles have been sod in
pustoh not single case be produced here it
mas iaed to make quick lasting CT re This * moi
here assertion. but wei known fact which can he
proved at any moment. Dir. Hill would not take his
me.nou 10 make known the virtues OF this never ia ling
hNtuIe were 1t not to put the public on their Guard
against the humbug preparations hch are advertised
Dl certain apothecaries WIN know nothing of the dis
eases when they pretend to cure who fur the snke Of
aEng rev dollars endanger the life, heath and con-
sltutuh OF their deludcd victims TO all no are ficted
win private complaints, but more especially To- nm WHO
nave been duped by miserable pletenders Dr. MN womb
earnestly recommend trial ii mis- or failing Mixture
~ never lalls to cure the worst in shorl time
WITHOUT regard to diet risk exposure IL is mild
peasant aud safe to take 1t puries the boou destro
me poison lurking in the system and completely reno
Nates anu renews the constitution Dr. Hil's Mixture
II taken IN season. will prevent well cure the C m
pdhts Or wch 1t is recommended; in short il is the
only sure and safe remedy which has eN or been discover
eN Tor the cure OF all private complaints The prre Of
Dr dUls Mixture is only So bottle and 1t will he sent
securely backed anu conc aled to any part the city or
country, when ordered with the price enclosed Ie;te
lpost-pald) directed TO Pr. Hi will receive pronpt at
tention All consultations held in private without
fear of exposure $50 "''"Ou'
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c a u T / o N
For the last four years PROF H. K. FLAGG- hes
na 10 connection with the sale of Medicine or Med.
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49, Bear IN mind mus Indian ED9meRogogue Is
PREPARATION intended 10 meet ud eiiecay remedy and
and Is the only preparation which will accomplish that
result being the production at physician widely
known throughout New England anu other sections Of
the Uuion, and whose success and testimonials tx
ceed those OF any other practitioner his age in ali
branches OF PTiUate Practice found in the cou-
try. GS No preparation Of Indian kmmenagogue is
warranted Genuine unless purchased at the ufnce Of
DIR. HILL. No. 81 Main street. Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-04

Y=z.5Fss- WORCESTER & NASHUA
ees-.sas5..sSss-s-R l. X AD.- SUMMER ARRANGE
--@-%-.--s1@-. NJ ENT,-Traps run as follows; Lea
worcester az 6.2O and Ills a. m, and 4.l0 p. n.
Leave Nashua at Z a. M. and u m and o. m.
At Nashua, all trains connect with the trains oI
CONCORD where passengers take the to and from
the Northern the Passumpsc the Boston, Concord ard
Montreal, and Vermont Central Railroad.
Al Gr0ton Junction trains connect directly with te
trains Of the Stony Brook Railroad and with trains
OF me Ftchburg Railroad with the exception the frs
Tram from Boston and at Ftchburg with trains of this
vermont and Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads.
A tram leaves worcester every SundOy morning at six
CLOCK Tor l. well and stations stopping to take up
passengers when signal is Returning, leave Low
ell at ~ y M. reach orcester 80
FOR luther particulars and connections with othe
roads see Pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Ems
land States" d w BFETT,FY Snrfts
Worcester Hay Is, 1852. diff '"P
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3Ele0ll1uas

~ - - - -
DR.. DARIUS HAM & cos
AROMATIC INVIGoBATGNG SPIRIT.
This Medicine has been used by the public for six years
"itn increasing favor 1t is recommended to cure
Nind in the stomach, or Pains in the Bowels,
HGa acne DroWsiIesS, Kidney COMPLAINTS,
Low spirits Deirum lremens, Gntem-
perancc
Ir STIMULATES, EXuIIIRATEs INvIGoRArEs But Will
, NOT lNToXICATE OR STUFEEY.
As medicine tits qnick and edectua curing the most
aggravated cases OF Dyspepsia, Kidney Complaints and
an other arrangements OF the Stomach and Bow els
1t will instantly revive the most melancholy and droon
ing spirits and rest re the weak, nervous, sckly to
Persons who from the inudicous use of LIQUORS have
become detected, and their nervous system Shattered
constitution broken down. and subject to htt horrible
immedat ely feel the happs and healthy vieoratine ei
cacy OF Dr. Ham lnvigUrafing Spirit
WHAT III WEI. 10.
93osE@one wine class l as often as necessary
Que dose will cure Heartburn.
lhree doses Will cure Indigestion.
Ohe 9ose VIII give YOU Coed Appetite.
one dose will stop the distressing pairs Of d. spepsia
one dose will remove the distressing and fsae eeable
ali naHi tcii @ - Sr ne distressing load and
one dose VIII remove the most distressing Mains of
Cole either the, in the stomach or bowels
lew doses Mil remove all distractions in the Kidney,
Persons who are seriously afflicted with any Kidney
ana radical cure 10y the use 0; one TWO bottles
NIGHTLY DISSIPATION
PERSONS who from dissipatne mnch err night and
aches, sickness Stomach weakness eldiineSs rc VIII
ma one dose will remove all bad feelings
Ladies OF weak and scky constitutions sboud take tho
nvlgorating spirit three tin day; 1t will make them
strong healthy and happy, remove all distractions and
reEulhleS from the menstrual organs and restore fine
oi9om Of health and beauty to tie carcworn face
During pregnancy Il Ill be found an valuabie mcd
cloG 20 remove disaEreeabe sensations nj tho stomach
All the proprietor asks, is trial and TO ndnce Ills he
quart, 81. paw 'N''1''' at 'V''
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HIS INDIAN E8i1lENAGOGUE has but one formula
and strength, and is put up in bottles of convenient
size, dramatically sealed, with accompanying directions
and is forwarded TO all parts OF sew England the United
States and the CanauaS, in packages perfectly safe
mai express, receipt SINGLE price SIS per bot
tie Communications by mail are Strictly Confidential,
tention.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-04

REFERENCES.
George Law, NJ Sos H. Grinell, hefllen Bros Adams
Express Co New Urk.
EraStus Corning, Albany.
Senator Wilson. Adams Express Co, Boston
Alexander Cummings, J. Ii Sargent: North 4 Chacs
Adams Express Co, Philadelphia
Riggs 3 Co, Bankers Washington.
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n H E G r E A T E S T
Female Remedy of the Age.
DIR. G. n. HILLS
Renowned Indian EmmenaGOeue
1NFALL1BLe INDIAN EMMENAeoeuE.

MENSTRUAL COMPOUND; prepMa alton which daily
experience proves 70 be most speedy eicaenus in
It's operation, and is Warranted Harmless, and always
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-12

come Of Bulgorl Left i'm settn' on curb
stone Rainin' like bIazes, and the warrer up
to bis middle He thought he was at Mag
(hc) Niagara Falls. .Says'e, says'e, Spicer
me boy. ant this glo'us Don't ye hear the
ra rapids? / was striken out for home as ra
(bc) rapidly as could IT'S pity for Bnger.
cause don't think be cen swim and be hates
-ha ! ha ha (hic) hates war'rer like
p.poson. Wish l was 'ome and in bed
B.r-ruahl I'm oil of shiVer Clos all
wet outside, and I'm dry as thunder inside
Think I'll tell Mariar jujumped overload to
save feller screecher from (hic) drowning
Then she she'll want to know what did with
the fell (bic) felIer creature So that won't
do She's got pretty good swallow, but
egad sbe-she can't swallow-ha ha ha
(hic) no drowned man, you know. Tha-that's
a leetle too much She's taken some awful
heavy doses of lie from me, but I'm afraid the
drowned chap would choke herr
At this juncture q guardian of the public
peace approached and asked the gotary OF
Bacchus what he was doing there at that time
of night, and Why he did not go home
"Whatm I don' here ? Why, Pm holding
on like grim deeth--thafs what Pm doing
Howsever, ole feller, I'm gi- (hic) a-ad to see
ye. Fact is, I've been out'n the rain. aad I've
got leete so-soaked, dye see. Rain warrer
alters did make consirable p preston on me-
Say, you can vt t-tell mewhy I'm like pick.
chic -picket-guard But know you can't;
's'no use asking youa p'lice fellers anything
Butts dev-deVlish good-ha u! be he (hlc)--
for me- I-I'll tell ye why IA like black.
guard mean a p.picket,guard. Because l
c-cant leave my p post until am -(hic) re-
lieved P'lice feller, dye see that shutter
over the way, the one with the green Venitian
houses in front, three doors to 60 up to the
step-that is my (hic) house, and therein
dwelIs my sa-sainted Mariar. Did you ever
belong to a spout-shop2 But l Spose not
AS the charming P.Porta says:
~'That light We see is burning in my hall;
How far that little beam throws his c-candlesi
So shines good (hic) deed in naughty world
"Th-then pity the sorrows of poor young
man whose tangled legs have b,b-brought him
to this spot. Oh, relieve, and take him home
at once, and heaven will ble bless your store
when you get (hicj one"
The policeman kindly assisted him to his
house and rang the bell The door partially
opened. I got transient glimpse of night
capped head, as our horo was hurriedly drawn
in by unseen hands aud shrll voice, that
pierced the midnight air, was heard to say =
$50 you're tight again. you brute p The
door was rudely slammed in the unofending
poIicemans face. while crept shivering to bed,
wondering at the probable fate OF "Bulger."
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-12
The Woman who never Gossips.

Oh. 10. I never gossip have enough
TO do to take care of ny own business, with.
out talking about the affairs Of others, Mrs.
Smith.
Why, there's Mrs. Crocker, she deals in
scandal BY the wholesale. It does seem to
ne as though that won ans tongue must be
almost worn out but no, there's no danger
of that If everybody was like me, there
wouldn't be much trouble in the world. Oh,
no, ! never gossip
But did yon know that Miss Elliott had got
new silk dress, Mrs. Smith You didn't
Well. she has It's real brocade /; | saw
it myself and DO say its o shame for her
to be so extravigant | mean to give her
piece OF my mind, Mrs. Smith You believe
her uncle gave it to her ? Well don't care
if he did Why its only two months since her
father failed and now to see her dash out
in this siye it's burning shame. / soppose
she thinks she's going to catch young lawyer
Jones but | think she'll find herself mista-
ken. He's got more sense that to be caught
By her, if she has got bFccade silk dress.
And there's the upstart dressmaker, Kate
Manly setting her cap for the doctors son.
The impertinence of some people Is perfectly
astonishing. dent think she's any better
tGdn she ought W iS' nAJ o"h paw
never did like her, with her mild, soft look,
when auytody's about. My word for it,
she can look cross enough when there amt
Then she says she is only seventeen Good
Dess knows she's as old as my Arrabella Lu-
cretia and she's-well, | won't say how old,
but she's more than seventeen, and l amt
ashamed to say so, either but think DIR.
Mays son will have more discretion than to
think of marrying her. Some folks call her
handsome. Well, I don't. She amt half SO
good looking as my daughter Jane. Then the
way she does up her hair in such dy away
curIs and, if you believe it. Mrs. Smith she
actually had the impudence to tell me she
couldn't make her hair as straight as my Ma.
ria's. Impertinence! If she would let curling
papers and curingirons alone, I'd risk but
what her hair would be as straight as any
body's.
But what do you think Of the minister's
wife, Mrs. Smith You like her ? Well, all
can say is you've got very peculiar taste
Why she's as proud as Lucfer-been married
whole week, and hasen't been to see me
vet. You presume she hasn't had time T
don't see what the minister wanted to 60 cut
of town to get him wife for, anyway and
then, above all things, to get that girlish-leok.
lug thingl Why ddn's he take one of hsi par
isbioners ? There's my Arrabela ,Lucretian
would have made him better wife than he's
got now And she's just the right age for
him. What do you say THAT Arrabells
Lucretia is two years older than the minister
l should think it was spitty if | didn't know
my own daughters age, Mrs. Smith II some
folks would mind their own business, as DO,
I'd thank them.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-12
" Lodge Night"

Hearing a confused noise IN front OF my
house, the other night, writes correspondent,
threw up the window to ascertain the cause.
observed dark object cliDging to the lamp
post that stands sentinel in front OF my door !;
and listening attentiVely, | overheard the fol-
lowing soliloquy:
"Mariar's waitin' up for me! see the light
in her win'er. What the deu deuce does she
act so darnfool (bic) foolish for on lodge lodge
nights? Swell enough to stay up on o'rrer
nights--but's all dam nonsense, ye know, to
wait for fell'r on lodga (hcl nights. She
knows Swell as do. basin' 's'got to be tend
ed to-committe s'got TO report, an var'us
o'rrer little matters-she oughter ave more
sense. Said she had the head (hic) headache
when left'er-tod me not to stay out longer
than could 'elp Well, didn't how could
'elp it? Besides, I'll have the headache
worse she will'n the mornin'. So devilesh
stupid in her to get the headache when she
knew I'd big bizness to tend to. All these
women. these women, they'll never (hic) learn
anythin', never
"'So let the world wsg as wide g It Win,
I'll bs gay and (hic) happy still :"
"Hs hs bel (hic) Wondss what's b.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-12

A Blindfold Marriage,

The elite of the Court of Louis the XIV the
great monarch Of France, were assembled in
the chapel of the great Trenton,to w.taess the
Huptials OF Louis, Court of Frauche Compet---
natural son OF the Klng-wi:h Lydonie,
Duchess de Baliverue, worthless heireSs.
The singular feature of the ceremony was,
that the briGegroom'S eyes were TO be bandag-
ed with a white handkerchief.
This circumstance excited the wonder of all.
Had the bride been elI and ugly, they would
not have been surprised On the contrary, she
was yonng aud quite pretty.
The KING alone understood this strange
sreak of the bridegroom, aud though much ell
ragged, he prudeutIy held his peace and suffered
the ceremony to proceed
A few words will explain the motives of the
bridegroom
Wnen Louis xiv came back froa his great
campaign Ia the P4latiuate, he determined to
unite his son, whose VaIor and daring in the war
had greatly pleased him,to enc Of the wealthy
wards of the crown.
he proposed the union to the yoeng Du-
chess of Baliverene, and found her favorably
lucued
She had Just come to court, having just
emerged from the convent where she had com
peted her education
She had seen the young Count often, though
ne had never designed to cas-: q glance apoH
her. She knew he was brave and. noble
ana, she thought handsome. Tue bar sinister
10 his escutcheon was no objection. She &C
cepted him.
Unfortunately, Louis of Franche Compte.
VINO, like his father, was something OF rep
sste, would not accept her.
my son,' said the King, /" have resolved
uyou shall marry"
my worthy sire and most excellent father,
pI'ird the Count, II have resolved to do
~ thing.
oo@hs ~~frownd He was not 10 the babif
=: Seted.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-12

this instant would wed you. will confess
it all to you. have told you that l am Duke
de Fraucne Compt, and-I am married.
Married? ? echoed Bsrgeronette with q
smotheriug scream.
81 was forced into this union by the Kings
command. l do not love my wife / have nev-
er even seen her face. left her at the altar's s
foot, and we have never met since. She pos.
sesses my title, but you alone possess my heart.
Fly With me. In some distant land we may
dwell in happiness, blessed With each others
society Time may remove the obstacle to
our union-death may befriend Us, divorce
may be obtained, and then l swear to you, by
every saint in Heaven, you shall become 10y
Duchess
Were you free, would you really make NE
your wife p
Il have pldged you my word
believe you.'
You will fly with me p
81 will
Dear Louis" she laurmured, for SO bad
he taught her to call him. also have some
thing to impart to you My name is not Ber-
geronette, and I am not what you take me
10 be-
What do you mean z"
have title equal to your own
Then this old woman p
Is not my mother. but my nurse
"And the man who assaulted your
Wss my lackey, instructed for the pur'
pose.
The Duke looked bewildered.
Aud like you,' she coutiDued, l am MAR
RrED'
"I'll cut you husbands throat exclaimed
the Duke wildly.
Il don't thluk you will when you know
him.
WHO Is be then, and who are you!
lam Lydonie, Duchess de FTanche Compt,
and you arehe.'
The Duke was thunderstruck.
Lvdonie kuelt at his feet.
Forgive me for this little plot she plead
ed +" it was to gain your love. If it has
succeeded am happy-if it has failed, with
my own lips will sue the King for our di-
vorce'
"Up-up to my heart cried the Duke,
joyfuly, as be caught her in bis arms ''you
nave Insured our mutual happiness. Ah,none
are so blind as those who will not see
Little did | think when l stood bindrolded
by you side at the altar that / was reject
Ing such treasure
They passed their honeymoon in the lit
tie cottage, aud the Duke was not sent to
the Bastile-