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The Agency is not only the largest in New England
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HIS FEMALE REGULATOR has but one fOTmu
and strength, and is put up in bottles of convenie
size dramatically sealed, with accompanying direction
and is forwarded to all parts Of New England the Unite
states and the Canadas, in packages perfectly safe.
mai express, receipt OF single price o. SIS per DO
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and must contain his inyarable fee OF 81 TO insure
tentOn.
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TESTIMONIALS.
IL regard Mr. Eddy Of the rneSt capable and
successful practitioners with whom have had official
intercourse CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
81 have hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ person competent Snd trust
toory, and capable OF putting their applications in
form TO for them ary and favorable consid
Grafton at the Patent Office"
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OF FIVE HUNDRE

have sold within the last Ten Months graf
flying result has been the prompt and thorough resoia
tlon OF Hundreds of Females, who have sought relief
from other preparations in van thereby demonstrating
its indisputable right to be styled the greatest
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Es..sIe.s=77V WORCESTER & NASHUA
Ee--s s:z5ssssss- r 4 ILROAD.-SUAIMER ARRANGE
;T5-----3Sa-MENT.-Train run as follows: Leave
"fpoees1eT az go and Ills a. and 4.lO p.
i4ssSe Nashua az I a. and ~ M, and p. m.
70, AZ nashua all trains connect with the trains oil
hSor0 where passengers take the TO and from
e ortnern the Pessumpsic, the Boston, Concord ard
montreal, and Vermont Central Railroad.
Groton Junction trains connect directly with this
ltis o. the Stony Brook Railroad; and also with trains
~ e tltehburg Railroad with the exception Of the fret
ah from BOston and at Fitchburg with trains of the
vermont and Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads
tram leaves Worcester every Sunday morning at $40
O'Clock, for Lowell and stations stopping to take up
passengers when signal is made Returning, leave Low
eli az ~ D m. reach Worcester 1870.
f0r fulther particulars and connections with otbe
land States " q w BENTIEY STUNT
Worcester June 49, 1892 diff
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For the week ending Saturday noon, 81
deaths occurred in Boston.
George p. Little and George Wichart have
been arrested in Boston, charged with having
conspired together, and agreed to set fire, and
destroy wooden building in Haverhill street.
They were each held in $1,000 for future APP
pearance.
Another meeting of the board of overseers
Of Harvard college will be held at the college
on Thursday, June 10Th, at IL A. NJ, when
the subject of the appointment Of a president
in the place Of Mr.. FELTON,, deceased, will I'M
doubleday again come up.
There will be four boat races on Charles
river, on the 4th Of July, for prizes amount
ing in the aggregate to $3.50. The races will
be for single scull Wineries, double SOULS,
four-oared boats, and siX-oared boats.
MIDDLEsEX COUNTY.
DIR. w. W. Clatin of Feltonville, who re.
Gently left home for the purpose of joining the
18th regiment, has been transferred from that
regiment, and is now acting surgeon Of the
Maine LIST (cavalry,) regiment and two bat
teres from Pennsylvania.
Eben Senter, Of Maiden, has been arrested
in that town on charge Of swindling Messrs.
A. and L. Cutter, coal dealers in Saco, Me-,
of the sum of $50. Senter is an old and ex-
perenced swinder, having defrauded parties
in various places, Of sums Of money. He
was discharged from custody on the payment
of Cutters claim. His sisters who reside in
Maiden, state that they have paid over $500,
at various times, to get their brother out Of
difficulty.
In Feltonyille on the 18TH George Brig
ham was kicked in the face by one of his
horses. His nose was broken and cut open,
one Of his eyes was injured and his face 9TH
erwise badly mangled. If the proper precau-
tons are taken to prevent inflammation his re-
coyery is considered certain.
ESSEX COUNTY.
The Cape Ann Advertiser says the Cape
North fishing has been a complete failure this
season, and that several vessels have arrived
at Gloucester and tie rest are on their way
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Fighting i'm Gloves.


The house of representatives last week
adopted resolution recommending that all
officers Of the army and navy holding COM
mands in rebellioUs districts should make
proclamations that henceforth the armies of
the republic shall be subsisted, as far as prac-
Nc"Oie upon the property OF all those who
are IN rebellion, or who are giving aid and
comfort to the enemies Of the United Statos
3he occasion was the well known fart that
troops were being used to guard the abandor
ed estates on men who were fighting apa;n.t
us, while the guards themselves or their com,
rades were suffering fer want of tbere,ies ,hoso
estates could afford Our brave men haze
gone hungry or upon short rations with
~ sight Of rebel graDaries, around which Off.
GERS commanding have with misplaced kind
ness stationed their soldiers for sentines.
while the sick and wounded have been left
days and nights upon the damp earth within
sight of the deserted residences Of traitor.
fighting US in the field, This is the extremity
of kindness which has no merit in ITSELF bu
involves cruelty to those who enlisted with tho
assurance that they Womb By used as men,
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CITY AND COUNTY.

CAMP WooL.-Matters are beginning TO
take lively turn in the camp OF the 34th
regiment Twenty-one tents have been erect
ed, and more will be put up to-day, for the
accommodation of the squads Of companies
as they arrive. On Saturday, captains Pratt
and Corrin of Worcester, and Smith of Had
ley, and lieutenants Fox and Pettingill, each
with nucleus of their respective companies,
arrived upon the ground, and more are ex-
pected to arrive to-day and tomorrow. Col.
Lincoln is on the ground, experimenting
movements No doubt the present week will
witness large accessiQns to the regiment. Let
the recruits come in and fill it up as soon as
possible. Mr.. Charles p Truubull of this
city, has been appointed quartermaster SER
geant, and George w. Marsh of Leominster,
commissary sergeant of the regiment.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-16

WHAT MASSACHUSETTS WANTs.-In the
course of his speech at the third semi-centen-
NAL anniversary of the incorporation of the
town of Abingdon, Gov. Andrew said =
Massachusetts has sent from her teeming
lap forty thousand of her best sons, fit repre-
sentatives of her piety, her patriotism, and
her stern resolve. VINO can read without
tear-the deeds of the noble tenth at Fair Oaks,
thanked and attacked in the rear as well ? and
yet those brave boys that only last year moved
the grass on Berkshire's hills and Connecti-
cuts banks, who gathered the last harvest.
stood bravely there, and four times filled up
their falling ranks, and then, fanked by the
seventh, in last decisive charge, bore off
victory on their bayonets. Massachusetts
boys have battled on every field in all this
war, and one Of her noblest fell like a hero
leading his regiment at Shiloh. Who can tell
| how many more of these flowers of field and
| town, the blossoms OF our earth, the hopes OF
| fathers and mothers, shall tall in this fearful
war! lie who rules above can answer this
question, and yet to him who trusts God the
answer is not impossible. True to all the
holy duties of the age as pointed out by the
guiding hand of providence firm and serene.
our people will stand. If there is any mis-
take, 1t is not in the conscience and heart of
this people. They are ready to 20 faster than
their leaders will lead. If there is any blum
der it is not on their part but on the part of
some Of the press and public men in not lead
ing onward in the footsteps the fathers trod.
Yet the instructive sagacity and sense of the
American people may make bunder that all
the waters Of the Mississippi cannot wash out
As one of the sons of Massachusetts, born
and bred in humble common life, with my
sympathy for men, dare to say that the peo-
pie Of Massachusetts will invent or discover
their own policy. They will follow the sense
Of right and humanity, and patriotism in their
own breasts, and lead in restoring peace and
rebuilding on the only permanent basis of
governmental existence their beloved Union.
Then shall future ages unite in calling you
more blessed than the fathers you commem-
crate to-day"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-16

In Syracuse, n. Y, on the 10th, young
woman was arrested for the crime Of infant.
eide. She acknowledged having given birth
to an illegitimate child, and that she had con.
eealed its birth; but stated in defence that the
child was still-born. Medical investigation,
however. proved the child to have been born
alive. On the evening Of the same day, and
in the same city, young man Of seventeen
years, committed suicide in the open street.
by shooting himself in the head. The cause
Of this desperate act is mystery to his friends
A Mrs. Real, of New York, had been dis.
carded by her husband, who "spent his sub.
stance in riotous living" On Friday, she
called nj Reals place OF business, where
quarrel ensued and she shot him through the
heart. She is now in prison. She is but "a
years Of age, and her husband was q.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-16

VEssEL.-The trial of Appleton Oaksmith
for fitting, equipping, loading and preparing
the ship Margaret Scott, for the purpose of
procuring slaves, resulted Saturday afternoon
in the conviction of Smith on eight of the ten
counts i'll the indictment against him. He
was acquitted on the third and seventh counts,
charging him with causing her to sail from
the port of New Bedford, the vessel not hay
ing gone to sea when he was arrested. The
penalty for the offence is not less than three
nor more than five years imprisonment, with
a fine not exceeding $4,000. Its the first in
stance Of the owner of slave ship being
brought to justice in our courts