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Nur.o' Kalamazoo. rotryitfarrh. r.yrrani \.l5,
Before had finished the h--l bottle. n appeared to
warm the blood. and every other day when the
ch.I> and Fever appeared, they were less violent.
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OF Il.Ml1'-m ,.1. Dr. Iuwu-rUl'- sal-aplu.la has
cured The most seycu.ant chronic cases are week
EyT'c1ied hy rs rvroriuary virtues.
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MOlASStS, SUGAR, COFFEE, SAIL &,C.
Marble ana Stone Yard.

Marble ana Stone Yard.
II LYONS would inform the inhabitants Of
,D.Ouawa and surrounding country that he
has established bimsef in the above business IN
Ottawa on Columbus st, directly opposite Geo
Vests livery stable, where he will be able 10 fur.
nish 10 order tomb stones, monuments, tables OF
any other article In his line Of business.
Ottawa, Sept. IL, lS37.
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u'-lht Is ilUl pre- pared iu do the western irr1h-
ting hu-Uc-s from Buffalo 10 LAX" Michigan upon
term, highly favorable t0 flI. public and IN c8uI'.r-
ton with the .Hrhicgu Rgd Rand lime. ON the
Ere Canal. 10 contract tor the same from In, cities
OF New lu,h or Albany toporl- upon Lake Mich-
gan and 90 do liberal share OF the hcigh'ine oi
produce eastward from Lake Michigan 10 Buffalo.
Albany. or New \ ork
The following steamboats, will run in connection
wit, the Michigan Central Raj Road.
between Chicago and New i}gilno-Sic1mrrs
Detroit. Pacific aud sam Ward;
the Pacific and Snmi Ward running TO Milwaukee.
ri1 Llt,lctort Southport, aud Racmc
Between Milwaukee, Port Washington, aud She
boymn, STEAMER CHAMPION.
between Detroit and Buffalo, DAILY. leaving
both places ia tic morning Trough without landing
steamers Mnyhowcr aud Atlantic.
Between Detroit and BuiIn'o, ria Cleveland, Rlilg,
lnuyIu,s lpfh plyr,. In tho s,..utury -.a,t....rs
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N(TM.Inuvpy, Sn.e,rrslarias Sam

Ny MlpuNpN' NuFIrrr2lqriaq S,,y
" 90 Tins -rl,'I soap o. -upruurioauy other.
the '1ltsr PRODUCT hN o. IS Instantaneous; il ,Io,s
not dg ourhe tti ~ Is of @ very fine rmnlirutrbo.
mc'yr pryrnpal chops and heals cuts p.mnlcs.
Ac. almost iWuI|ig.y. uuc cake Will asra zen
lehman year yNrNyy d1y',Usc. This ,'1frrIrtt
is Not cN1gFeItb-ha %. superiority cannot be-
told U an adv t-rwrut. Mr. johnson. who /. the.
most rrrhmt manufacturer Iu tins country. MANN
Icurr7 hI~"ap .cErH-'..v ior the Empire Com
p1uv nropulcd hy the legislature II tie state a.
New York. brouup1W's warehouse Is AT l76
HRONDW( under thr Howard Hotel
Almost country merchants purchase it when
they are Jhtc.iy.
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CIsoLEis 4.

Tho above I.Tu'uF1f i N -,6 BY UNEFR &
llcELE5, and by WHTEN llrNrER, Ottawa, Ill.,
ju.y ], 'ig-ly
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empire Gompanps Column.

EMriRE-OMP Ar, Chemical Flaid for
ia u hNtiHe .-l ms eNlrydinary chemical COM
pound used accof,i!ng'oI tons has the tlI.nr no
properties Ii saves all 4 rubbing, Except on the
meet filthy part O.! the ell'nt@ aud, consequently
DE" wear 20 c,u,hc, hcm washed iu the usual way
without 10 there iS al,t1 SWING at Ia,i ihg tame ~
washing the same amot ui cloths il does NO, lot
ny ruurv the cloth On n least 10 SETS the cunrs i-i
u ltu,ug CJ'lyuys, auIus"tts tAc purpose <Vaily
We'll va tine uamhtc umei,ts, ur coarse Nuoltn
goods. These are Rs ,batcyCn uucwi lgc..uoW-
cJfc ON trvng hrlut.r.
Sold wholesale ei.t bRONDWNY.N.Y
torru.la-h The tIc.ant ordwgrlst invuurp'7cc
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DR. Townsend Sir. have the pleasure to
inform you that three ofmy children have been cured
OF the 'croiuIa by theuse Of your excellent medicine
They Were afflicted very severely with bad sores
hive taken only four bottles ittoo them away. for
which feel myself under greet obligation.
Yours respectfully,
Isaac w. CRAM, LOG HOostcr-st.
Opinions of PhySiciHns
Dr Townsend saImo-tduily receiving orders from
Physicians IN different parts of the Union
This I-to certify that we, the undersigned, physi.
cans Of the city Of Albany, have IN numerous cnses
prescribed DR. Townsrpds SarUparlla, aud believe
it, become OF The most valuable preparations IN the
market II =. PurISG, ~ y.
! WILSON Mn.
X y llRIGGS, ~
L. l., ELMrNDoRF, n u.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-12-05

~ report having been very prevalent tina,
l.iuleheld, the janitof OF the Medical College
had been arrested for he murder Of Dir. Park
man, we copy the following explanation OF the
matter from the Boston Post
In the afternoon yesterday, Ephraim Little.
ned, the janitor OF the College was called into
court to recognize as a toitaeSS in the case, in
the sum OF $4,000, and gave for his sureties AL.
van Adams E,q and Messrs. Leonard Fuller
and Charles Nj Kingsley, the complainant Mr..
Parker, in making the IT otion for requiring Lit
ueheld to give sure,ies for his appearance to tes
uly, SAID he was aman Of pucuniary responsible
Ity, but / was Impossible TO say that Influences
would not be brought to bear upon hin. TO keen
him out of The Way.
Yesterday forenoon direct attempt was made
10 make out suspicious circumstance against
Littleheid Three students, who are attending
the medical lectures at the college. called upon
the city marshal ana represented that on Mon
day last week Little6eld offered to give one OF
the students so for gold watch, and rendered
the money, part Of which was in gold. some
OF Dr. Webster's friends thoug ht that Litl efleid
ought 10 been arrested upon the strengt b oftbis
information. When questioned about the matter
by Mr.. Parker, county attorney, Litlefield
promptly explained ii by saying that it occorred
on Monday preceding the disappearance OF DR..
PdrKman, and that the money was received from
students tor tees to be by him paid over to the
proper officer, and that having il in his hand he
Jocosely proposed to buy the watch with it, The
ground upon which DR.. Webster's friends wish
ed TO have Litlefeld arrested was his being IN
possession OF so much money so soon alter the
disappearance oil Dr. Parkman. MIR Parker re-
Piled that as Littie6eld was worth some $4,000,
there was nothing strange in his having $40 in
his possession, and the circumstance was not
sufficient ground Tor arresting him Tor murder =
THIS was before Mr.. Parker had heard Little
fields explanation.
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INFORMATION hwANrEn

Ut SAMUEL HENRY PEcKHAM, lad I6 wears old
vino left his parents house, No. 81 Summer street
Worcester, Friday noon, Nov. %, and has moi since
been seen or heard Of by any bis friends exeept the
statement Of boy, who says he was going to Boston in
the 10 O'Clock evening train
Henry is modest, unassuming bashG boy, rather
below the mddling size, hin favored and blue ewes
wore new blue cloth cap, dark olive sack coat rather
large for him, figured wooden vest and dark m;ved
pants.
whoever can give any Information to his disconsoa,e
ia'ner' ROBERT PEcKHAM a, Worcester, will receive
ample reward and The gratitude Of afflicted family.
Boston i,1 ana other papers. please TO copy
Worcester, Nov 3Oil849
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| HE PARKMAN CASE. Professor Waho,
on being brought before the Police Cons, =.
Monday waived an examination, and was con-
mltted for trial. The Boston Journal ot l.,
evening gives the following
Mr. Andrews, the Tailor, states that proto.so.
webster asserts his entire innoc, nee OF the cha,~
preferred against him, and that he does not IS
'eVe 'he remains found at the Coll,pe are ,bo'o
Oh Dr. Parkman; and further, thai re has ~
Sno"iedse by what means they were nlaonS
where they were found. Pi''eu
y o Prol Webster is 81 years of age, native Of
boston, and the son Of DR.. Red6eid Webs,er
Mho for many years kept drug store A. ,hn
NOrth END, and practiced as physician. '"'
addition TO the above, it is stated unon -
authority oil two physicians, tina, Dr. Keen ,r tl'
Ou' 'hree or lour weeks previous to the di.an
pearance OF Or. Parkman, performed dental op
era'ions Tor him. has examined the mineral to o
ana portion OF the jaw, found in the ashes ;, w. .
Meulcai Ioliege,snd at ouce pronounced the loa'e
% De the same in his opinion, as those ~
made ior Dc Parkman and that upon con'nn,,, nc
me mould, made for DR. Parkman's teetS 'n;,S
those found at the College, his opinion was f "IIm
confirmed. F'0'' was 'ul'y
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The Bdconian System. AT one Of the great
lard manufacturing establishments in Cincinnati,
where they try out GOO hogs day, the entire
animal, exclusive OF the hams, is reduced to a
grease spot by remarkable summary process -
The factory has seven large circular tanks Of an
aggregate capacity to hold $4,000 lbs. These
tanks receive the entire carcass, barring the
hams, and the mass is subjected TO a steam pro
cess, with pressure OF 20 lbs. on the square
inch, which dissolves it as completely as the
aquiforiis bath melted the Yelled Prophet Ev-
cry drop OF oleaginous juice is squeezed out Of
the quadruped, and his bones are reduced TO a
powder. The fat is drawn off and the residuum
used as manure. The idea OF feeding the nsa-
table tanks with continuous stream Of hogs, just
as you would feed the hopper Of mill with corn,
has something grand and startling in it. One
wonders that the procine genus does not run out
under the tremendous consumption; for there
upwards Of thirty OF these factories in Cincn
natl alone, and If they use up 200 hogs per day
for three months in the year, il involves an an.
nugl aDnihilation OF half million OF swine -
The sows in that region must be remarkably pro-
life. And only think OF treating the creatures
as the French treat frogs cutting off their hind
ege for the table and making light OF all the rest
OF the carcase Awful waste is it not We new
er heard OF rosher proceeding.
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VI tEIO OUEuI1lEICCg
WILLIAM WORKMAN, Chairman
p In August, I767, a large quantity Of our

D In August, I767, large quantity OF gun
powder belonging TO the republic OF Venice, had
been deposited in the vaults OF the church Of St.
Nazarie, at Brescia. The tower of the church
was struck with lightning; the electric fluid de-
scended TO the vaults, and exploded above two
hundred and seven thousand six hundred pounds
OF gnnpowder About three thousand persons
persisted by this catastrophe, and nearly one sixth
OF the fine city Of Brescia was destroyed. Ow-
ing to the same want OF protection, magazine OF
four hundred barrels of gunpowder was blown
up in Sumatra in 1882, by an electrical discharge:
and at Luxembourg, in 1907, magazine with
twelve tons OF gunPowder was exploded by light
ming, and the lower part of the town laid in ruins.
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XXXIst CONGRESS.
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
WAsHtNGroN Mondav d,

WAsHINGroN, Monday, Dec
The Presidents Message is in the hands oil the
printer, and occupies seven columns OF the Re-
public.
SENATE-THE OPENING. The Senate met
at noon and was called to order by Mr.. Fillmore.
Thirty eight Senators appeared and took their
seats. Hon. Henry Clay. after being duly quail
flied, took his seat. Mr.. Shields took his seat.
The Senate then being organized, adjourned,
HoUsE-BALLoTING FOR SPEAKER. Mr..
Campbell, the Clerk of the last House, called the
roll. 2l9 an wered to their names. The absen-
tees were: Messrs Wilmot OF Pa, Sheppard.
King of Georgia; Julian. Free Soier, OF Indiana;
Aston, Wing, and Hubbard, Dem, of Alabama;
Brown Of Miss, Gentry, Wing, of Tenn; Boyd,
Dem, of Kentucky, and Morton, Wing, oil Va
The House then proceeded to ballot for Speaker
with the following result:
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Mr.. RIyEs's RECEPTION. The N. Y. Eve.
ming Post, in speaking OF the reception Of MIR.
Rives, by President Bonaparte uses the following
language:
"It strikes US that if a man, on entering his
neighbor's house, is received with kick. it mat
ters very little whether he is kicked in or kcke ID
out. Mr.. Rives is ia we must allow, but our
satisfaction at this contamination is considerably
dashed by learning that he has been kicked in.
your government says the President OF France
TO the American Minister, shas behav ed in very
scurvy manner, and il l were to serve you right
should send you back as the Cabinet that ap-
pointed you sent back Mr. PousIn. l generous.
ly overlook the MISCELLANEOUS, however, so Tar as
to receive you. You may enter on the duties OF
your ministry Mr.. Rives is not the man to
take any exceptions to an equivOcal welcome OF
this sort, or 10 insist that il he be recognized at
all as the Representative of the United States,
the recognition SHOULD be put on the ground OF
right, and not oil special grace"
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POLIrE rOIIRr

The convictions at The Police Court for the last week
were as follows:
Nov go--Nathan Bigrlow, asssIan,io Ear P ok, a
The Holein the Wall" on two charge for selling liquor
fined $50 and costs, S4,7l ON eacl--PaJ one, aid APP
pealcd on the other
VIM Kane for being common druukard, was sen,
fenced 10 the House OF Correction for three months.
John Mullen and Marin Kinds, for assault aud bat,
tery on Andrew Mann were faed each 81 aud costs
IS So, and, in def u Of payment, were committed TO
the House of Correction.
Nov. 2l-Thomas Doen, was fined dollar and
costs, $685. for beng drunk, and committed TO tn
House of Correction tor nou>payment.
Nov 50--Michal Wood, assistant in Minis g. Ed
wards Store at Washington Square convicted ionr
charges of selling spirits and fined $50 and costs S47l
on each, and appealed.
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WORCESTER LYcEuM.

win be seen BY notice in this paper, that the An
naal Of Lectures before the Lyce will
aeuce on Thursday evening, by lecture from E. p.
Whpple, Esq, of Boston-a gentleman who very de>
seryedy stands ing the first Of popular lecturers.
This lecture will be FREE
The lyceum now holds out uncommon inducements
10 our citizens take tickets for themselves and
bes. The course Of lectures mag be by the
programme may be expected to be very good one,-
worth more than the of the ticket In addition
this the holder OF the ticket is entitled TO the of the
Library for the whole year. The library now consists
Of some teeire Hundred volumes all choice selected
works. among which large addition, just made Of
very valuable standard wos1s Of English edition. We
do not believe that 10 good library in any
oer town city in the Union can be procured for 50
small sum as the price OF ticket and we should sups
pose that all young persons, q. least, who have any
leisure for reading, land who has not y would avail
theusely es 81 this opportunity.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-12-05

WEATHER AT THE Souri,. We have letter
from Wash ngion, written on Sunday evening, which
says; Last night aud tn ough the day snow and hail
have been falling, and lbs evening sleghs about he
streets. 1t seems strange, after leaving such pleasant
weather at home to come far south, and BE- greeted
al once with a snow storm
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ANEcDoTE OF WELLIrGroN. During the
regime Of the Peel administration, an important
situation 10 Ireland became vacant, to which an
Irish relative Of the Duke wished TO be appointed.
He, therefore, wrote to his grace, and after hav-
ing stated his wish, concluded his letter with
these words-'One word from your Grace will be
sufficient The Duke sent the following laconic
and Characteristic reply: 'Dear --. Not
one word-tron yrs. afiiy., Wellington
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-12-05

AN LEGENDARY TRAPPED. A man nam.
ca Abraham Wells, has been committed to Cam.
bridge Jail, in default OF SIS 900 bail, on charge
OF writing letter, threatening to FIRE the stables
OF spear & Downing, proprietors OF the Boston
and Charlestown line Of omnibuses; unles $40
were sent him through the rost His hand wri.
ting W as recognized, and himself arrested.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-12-05

Fateafs, Among the patents issued for ,ha
week ending Nov.27 was one to Edward NJ
smith OF West Brookheld, Mass, assgnor TO y. Az
n Gray oil Springfield, Mass. for Improvement
IN U, machines TOR folding paper Also one TO Arad
oodworth 81 OF Worcester for Improvement in
oricK presses, and one 10 man in New Vol in
instruments for milking cows! -
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~ Benjamin Butman. native If Ma,
[bnt not of Worcester 65 years Of age. while :;
ding IN Broadway on Saturday, was taken s;ck
and carried into Mrs Jaryiss confectionarv
where he died shortly after. Verdlct-.deaib
by disease OF the beart'' Nsa'i
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o. Mathew Sullivan and Dennis Maj anlara were
brought before Justice Green OIL the &c h. and convicted
of being drunk at Grafton the 25h, and fined 81 and
costs S969 each, end, default of payment, were
committed 10 the House OF Correction.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-12-05

= PLasET MARS. Once in abOut,wo years, this splen,
did Planet makes its approach to The earth ;dur
ng ibis month will attain that position IL is now seen
"a The eastern horizon 10 the evening, having high
aorthefn defamation; il is Of reddish hue, and very
brilliant il will reach its nearest point to the earth on the
18Th inst It's present apparent motion is retrograde,
which will continue until the 25i Of January next, when
hs direct apparent motion will again commence its
great hsilIiancy win continue for some time.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-12-05

p Mrs. Miller, who sought, by exhibiting
the sembl nee OF suicidal preparations at Nigga
ra Falls, to conceal the degradation and disgrace
involved ia the abandonment OF her husband and
children to become the paramour OF the william
biackmer, was arrested, says the Rochester
American Of Saturday, at Syracuse.
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The EUsiEEss ALMANAC. A careless, immeihodi-
cal 10 informed person has no conception Of The advan>
tsge and profit which arise from having at command
sach well dgesied summary IMPRACTICAL Information as
Is contained IN " B. Palmer's Business Almanac. Il
plen amounts to The difference between wise man anp
a fool--and il costs only ~ 2 cents.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-12-05

Detected young man by the name OF House
was arrested in Andover, CT, on the 2gth. for
placing Planks and timbers upon the track Of the
Hartford and Wiliimantic Railroad. He has SOW n
ed the corn
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-12-05

PROVIDENCE RAIL ROAD -'The llme of leaving oil
the cars has been changed TO 7,l5 A. NJ and 4 10 p
NJ and, from Providence to Z is A NJ and $40 p NJ
The Uxbridge Special Train leaves Providence a.
II, 80 a NJ. and leaves Uxbridge al l. Is P NJ.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-12-05

Gi' TO our young who going 10 Bos;on.-Go
and examine the extensive assortment Of Furnishing
Goods 10 be seen at OAK HALL
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-12-05

me U. >. Senator elected by the Alabama
legislature, besides Col King, is Jeremiah Glen.
emns, who is said to be Taylor democrat. and
mad IL majority over Gov Fitzpatrick. democrat-
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-12-05

Ey Gen. Duncan L. Cinch died at his resi-.
dehce 10 Georgia on Wednesday. He was the
wing candidate tor governor in 1877
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WORCESTER LYCEuM.

~ on THURSDAY EVENING of each week:
Dec Sc T. Whipple, Esq, Boston.
dS-rrof M b. Anderson, of " alerville College Me.
2O-Kev Warren Burton, of Worcester,
Nf-hev Mark Hopkins, d. D., President of vii,
Jamestown College
Jan. 3-George p. Fisher, A b., of Worcester
lO-Rev Theodore Parker IL Boston,
l7-Rev T. 8. King, of Boston.
S4-ahamas Chase, Esq.. OF Worcester.
sl-EIhu Burritt, A M, of Worcester
Feb wendell Phillips, Esq. of boston,
a4-Joseph Mason, Esq, OF Worcester
2l-Eies Nason Esq of NewburypSrt.
28-El Thayer, Esq OF Worcester.
Mar 7-Rchard II. Dana, Jr., Esq, Boston.
A-Hev; Henry Ward Beecher, Brooklyn, NY.
ckets FOR the course may be obtained OF the Secretary
ana at me Bookstores, at the following prices-Gentle
men, vi Ladies and Minors, SO cts. All purch Of
ing about 1900 volumes Of well selected books far he
whole year. ~ ~
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