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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-27

REMEMBER THls.--The ute A. ]. Downing
wrote book on the subject Of physical health, aud
declared hat one half the consumptons engendered
10 this country, are the offspring Of the viuated air
OF close stoves, and the unventilaied apartments
which accompany them. No donbt Of il. Dickens
calls stove red hot demon, and he could not f he
had tried for century, have found better name Gor
H. IL will shortly be time use stoves freely and we
beg those who have them to remember these facts
and keep their rooms well aired, morning, noon.and
night We wish most heartily that the old fashion.
ed fire places, aud The cheerful aud heahiuI wood
hres, WIN lhelr enormona "back logs" with which
our grand parents used to sustain animal heal h ,he
winter time, were restored 10 US. II lhey were. The
incomes of The doctors would be lessened mate, nIIy.
--New York Atlas
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-27
g- We clip the following from the Western Chris,

%" We clip the following from the Western Chris,
tan advocate:
preacher in the regular travelling ranks, and
not great way from Cincinnati, voted last fall for
John p. Hale for the Presidency, and we learn that
in consequence the people Of his circuit will neither
pay him any quarerage hear him preach This
is prescription and intolerance of which Louis Ma
poleon would not he disgraced in the farherng, or
rather it Is something he would jump to endorse
man, whether preacher OF laymau, ought to have
the right in this free country, to vote for whom he
peases, and that too, without anything of presecu
ton being levelled at him.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
spnCIAL NOTICE.

NJ. S. CHAPLIN having returned to Waldo Block
Daguerrean Rooms, will attend personally TO those
who may favor him with a call. -
All those wishing for perfect gem OF the art VIII
of COURSE avail themselves of the first opportunity o.
calling Mr. C.. and secure more OF those ma
mentoes, which in the hour of affection no price can
purchase.
Mr. Chaplin is taking splendid DaguerTeotyres ana en-
closing them in a very beautiful case inaid with pearl
for S 90. Also, in very fine cases for 90 cts.
Please call and examine specimens before purchasing
at any other rooms, nd satisfy yourselves that you
can buy cheaper and better Daeneireoypes at Chapns,
than any other Rooms in this City
This is no humbug. w you call and favor me with
sitting of s27
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-27

LUDIcRoUs.-A young tinerant preacher, in
the constant habit of declamng much about the
Creation, and especially about the first getting up
of man. whenever he wished to display his native
eloquence to good advantage, was one day holding
forth to mixed congregation in a country SCHOOL,
house. Becoming warm and enthusiastic as he
proceeded, it was not long before he reached his
favorite theme, and started off in something like
the following stye:-
"And when the world was created, and the
beasts of the field, and fowls of the air, pronounc-
ed very good, God said, let us make man.
And he formed man after his own likeness, and
declared him the noblest of all the works of his
hand And he made woman also. and fashioned
her in the exact image of man, with little vara.
tom
"Thank God for the cariation!" shouted an old
sinner, who sat over in the amen corner of the
room,at this interesting juncture of the discourse
The effect was perfectly ludicrous and irresis-
tble. The speaker dropped the subject where he
was interrupted, and was never heard to allude to
it during subsequent ministry of forty years.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-27

Gay'A Mrs. Iceland, of Nora III has given birth
to a son, who had in each hand or rather attached
to the middle joint of each little finger, by its proper
stem, perfect tomato. The mother had bestowed
unusual care upon her tomatoes in the garden, and
hoped to have them ripe before her confinement
The specimens brought by her son were about the
size and stage of maturity ofthose in the garden,
and could not be distinguished from them by the
closest scrutiny.
The question no@ is, whether tina, boy is veg.
etable or an animal production Perhaps the Spring
field Republican, from which copy the account,
may throw some light on the subject.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-27


MR.. KENNEDY, of ROXbury, has discovered in
Of our common Pasture Weeds remedy that curt
every kind of Iumor from the worst ScTofla dow
a common PmFle lie has tried it in eleven fnu-
bred cases, and failed except in two cases. Uhun-
der humor) He has now in his possession over TWO
hundred certificates of its value, all within twenty
miles OF Boston
Two bottles is warranted to cure a nursing re
mouth.
One to three bottles will cure the worst kind Of pim-
pies on he face.
Two or three bottles will clear the system of bIes
Two bottles is warranted the " orst canher in
the mouth and stomach.
Three to five bottles is warranted to cure the worst
case of Erysipeas.
One to two bottles is warranted to cure all humor in
the eyes.
Two bottles is warranted to cure running of the ears
and botches among The hair.
Four 10 six bottles is warranted cure corrupt and
running ulcers.
One bottle will cure scaly eruption of the skin
Two to three bottles is warranted 10 cure the
of rngwOrm.
Two to three bottles is warranted TO cure the most
desperate case of rheumatism
Three or four bottles warranted to cure salt heum.
Five TO eight bottles will cure the worst Of scro
fult.
benefit is always experienced from the first bottle
and perfect cure is warranted when the quantity
is taken.
Reader peddled over a thousand bottles Of this in
the vicinity of Boston. ! know the effects Of it in
every case. So as water will extingush fire n.
sure WIZ ms cure humor never sold bottle of it
but that betle sod another after a trial it always
speaks Tor itself There Two things about this herb
thai appears to surprising first that it grows in our
pastures, in places quite plenty and yet its value
has never been known until discovered it in 1876 !;
second, that il should cure all kinds of humor. have
given 10 children year old up old of sky,
from The honeiest woman in Boston, up the belle Of
Nondntnm, and in all cases the is certain. No
change OF diet is necessaryea the hest you can
get. have likewise an herb when simmered in sweet
oil, dssolves Scroulous swelling of the neck aud under
the ears-pIce SO cents
Directions for USe--Adult, one table spoonful Pc
daY chldren over eight years, desert spoOml child
zen from five to eight years. tea spoonful AS di
reclion can be applicable 20 all constitutions, take
enough TO operate on the bowels twice a day
Mr. Kennedy gives perennial attendance in bod cases
of Scrofula
Price 81. Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY,
100 Warren street. Roxhury. For sale by BEDDING
Co 8 State street, Boston
For sale in Worcester by D. Scott, NJ. B. Green s.
White CO., q. A.. Harrington Il Co., e. II. Marsh
r. d Weaihe bee Caldwell 8 Hin, Bush Co., james
Green, h. I. Laze sbley a. Scot Clappvile, Geo.
Roberts Southbridge A. f. Amidon. div augl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-27

NEW TRADE IN SLAvEs.-T The Havana CORES.
pendent OF the New York Herald gives an accon nj
OF the capture and introduction of Yucaan Indians
stating that l0S in number had been Kidnapped and
made to transfer the Indians to Cuba when the mat.
ter was discovered by the British authorities at
Honduras, who caused the arrest of the Spanish
agent at that place On the person Of This agent were
found the terms Of agreement with the Havana deal.
ers, showing that Ss25 we're to be paid for every
male adult lnnian, aud women and children in pro.
portion.
Santa Anna has made peremptory demand upon
the Cuban Governor General, for The immediate
liberation Of kidnapped Indians.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-27

SCARCITY OF S1IvER.-Mr. DIsraeli, of the
English Parliament has been investigating the
causes Of the scarcity of silver and gives the fol-
lowing as the principal causes of this scarcity:
First, while the annual production of gold has
quadrupled, the yield of the silver mines has re-
manned stationary and as the influx of gold has
given immense expansion to business of all
kind, and increased the demand for every commo-
dity, silver being more plentiful now than for
merly, has become propo1tionately scarce. Sc
condly,in Holland, and some European States, sill
is the standard of value; and hence the excess
of expectation to these countries over the impor-
taton from them, has to be paid for in silver coin
Thirdly, and chiefly in India, gold coin is not
known among the natives from whom commo-
dities of commerce are purchased, nor is gold in
that country legal tender and as the excess of
Indian expectation over importation is exceeding
great, there is an enormous drain of silver from
Europe and America to pay for the excess. In the
year 1852, England alone sent fifteen million of
dollars silver to India.
Mr. Israeli proposes as a remedy to the present
scarcity ofSilver. that gold be made the standard
of value and legal tender, throughout the Brit
ish possessions III the Oriental world That done,
perhaps it will not be necessary for store keep
ers to lade out three cent pieces when a small
sum is to be substracted from five dollar bill.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-27

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT. A lad
named Jacob Sauter, son of the Rev. ]. Sauter,
pastor of The German NJ. E. Church. Market St.
Newark, N. , was accidentally killed in the
Market st. railroad depot of that city, on Friday
afternoon last. He got on the platform of the
last car of the IL o'clock train to Philadelphia,
while it stood in the depot, and as the car was
moving, he jumped off. In doing so, he struck
one of The stone pillars on the east side, and fell
back upon the track. The car wheels passed
over his head, crushing the skull, and almost sew
ering his neck, killing him nstantIy.-N Y. T'ri.
Hume
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-27
DR.. e. o. Phinney,s Dysentery Cure

DIR. f. o. Phinney's Dysentery Cure
is very superior Remedy for Dysenlery, DiarrhGa,
Cholera and other Bowel Com pains charuoterztdby
pain and increased action, The author has fully tested
IT'S virtues by practical use OF il during the last
twelve years, with the successful results Put mp
in the form of powder it applicable 10 those
active forms Of disease where liquid preparations
inadmissble on account of containing alcoholic spirits.
1t is an excellent family Medicine standard Remedy,
and adapted to persons of all ages.
For sale in Worcester, by Caldwell x Hill, e. Fl.
Marsh, d scott, NJ. b Green Lewis T. Lazell. Sibley
Il scott, and James Green. Also, by Apolhecares and
dealers in Medicine in the Country generally. General
Agency at sc Commercial Street. Boston.
B29 deoca 2m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-27
Real Estate, Insurance, Employment and
Boarding b gencY,

No. 233 Mum ST., WORCESTER, Up stairs.
Do you wish to sell your real estate? Do you wish
10 buy house? Do You wish TO let your houses TO
good tenants? Do you wish to get your Lille
goods ns ured? Have you house you wish to sell!-
Are you in want of help, either male or fl male? DO
you wish for boarders! Are You in want of a boarding
house? Have you a store for sale 10 let? Do you
wish to borrow money collateral security Have
you money TO lend on mortgages of real estate? Do
you wish to buy farm? Dave You house lots for sale?
DO you wish to buy house lot? Do you wish 10 hire
sore? Have you office to let? Do YOU wish 10
hire an office? Are you in of empli yment? If
so, you will do well to call at the above A gency.
iyl5 deodtf LEWIS &. MUM.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-27

THE NATIONAL TREAsURY.-The amount in
the Treasury, subject TO draft the 23d Of SepIem
Der, was 27,5O3,O9O OIL. The amount of Govern.
ment stock redeemed during the week ending Satnr-
day, was little less than 100000, notwithstanding
the large premium which the Government offers for
ia own notes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-27

Too Much MoNEY-1n consequence of The very
large amount Of Cash in the Treasury Of the United
States, the Secretary OF the Treasury has issued
circular for The purpose Of obtaining information of
the working Of present rates of duty upon the lead
ing branches Of industry, with the view of recon-
mendug some modification at the approaching
session of Congress.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-27
FOURTEEN DAYS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Arrival OF the steamer Northern Light.
NV YoRK, Sent. p.


NEW YORK, Sept. rs.
The steamer Northern Light, from San Juan, ar
rived this morning at l O'clock She brings dates
from San Francisco Sept. LIST, and 81 ,350, 600 on
freight and $5O00OO in the hands of passengers
She connected with the steamer Brother Jonathan,
which brought down 81, 500 600 on freight, and 700
passengers.
The steamer Cortes arrived up on the 28lh Of
August, with the passengers who left New York
August 5th-al well.
Miners generally doing well. Emigrants from
China, and across the Plains, arriving IN great
numbers.
Large shipments of quicksilver are being made to
China.
Strikes among the aborers still continue, and are
generally successful
The Two men who murdered Mr. Beckwith, of
Volcano Diggings, we're arrested on board the Bro.
Jonathan, on her trip down to the Isihmus. Their
names are Dutch Harry and James Fox.
The steamer Oregon, for Panama, sailed on the
LIST, with nearly 81 900, 900 in specie.
Large meetings had been held IN San Francisco,
in favor of the immediate construction of the Pacific
Railroad
Politics were waxing warm. Several prominent
Democrats are sIumping the Stale in opposition to
Big er
The brlckayers had struck for Sl2 day, and
the hod carriers for Sc, and both had been success.
full. vast number OF buildings were going up, at
d cost of $S75 900 to 100000 eaca.
The taxable property the city is assessed at
nearly $29, 100000.
Nearly half Of the town of Sonora has been des-
troyed by fire. 1t commenced in Barnum's hotel,
and swept down the whole north part of Main ST.
The business part of the city is uninured. Loss
$4,000.
The town of Kelsey's Diggins, FL Dorado Co.,
was burnt on the night Of The 25th August Loss
$40, 900. The principal losers are Messrs Miller,
Baker, Woodruff, johnson, and J. r. Paul; Ire
mont House, Kossuth House, Empire State House.
The Indian nsurrecuon in Rogue River valley had
created great CONSERVATION among the inhabitants.
The several tribes had united, and commenced a
of determination upon the whites. Many mas
had already been committed. Among the
victims are Dr.. William X. Rose and John X. Har-
ding
Lieut.. B. N. Griffin, with company of troops,
had made attack upon party of Indians, but was
obliged retreat with the loss of one man, and him.
self wounded.
An expedition under Gen Lane had gone up to the
Of action, and bloody work was expected. At
last accounts 20 whites had been bulchered by the
Indians.
Dates from Oregon are to the 10Th of August.
DEATHS IN CALIFoRNIA,-At San Francisco,
23d uIt., Martha Ann Wood, aged Is, formerly of
Nantucket, Mass.
At Sacramento, 10th ult., William CoIburn, of
Mass.
On board brig Zoroaster, July 18th, Alexander
Ho lines, of Ashhy, Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-27

PORTRAIT OF DR.. NEwToN. Our ingenious
tow nsman, Addison Prentiss, has Just completed
very life-ke engraving of the late Prof Newton, of
this city. Tho Doctor had many warm friends,
who will long cherish his memory, and We doubt
not that an edition,f published, wOuid meet with
ready sale.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-27
VERY SPECIAL NOTICE.



AS certain 80 center, in this city, still persists In al
verlising that he makes and sells q Chemically Col
ond" Daeuerreotypes, make him the following
proposition
Chemically COlored" Daguerreotypes in lie lower
ball OF the Central Exchange, from Of the psi Offer
ior one week we VIII hang case Of our now slyle
sideof his, thus giving The public chance TO exaIne
specimens, and sc Who is The hunbug.
A"eh'leman VINO has love Of the beautiful md
VINO can appreciate the Fine Arts" and knows lie
modesfy and retiring disposition of the so ch mar
mas Deposited with Us FiUe Doiars 10 be given 10 him
providing ne WIN accept Of The above offer.
see. ADAMS y GiAFtiN ''''
augl0 dtf lea Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-27

IMPROVEMENT IN RAILWAY CARS Joseph
COPY, OF Armstrong County, Pa, has invented
new axle for Railway cars, which entirely does
away with the slipping OF the wheels on curves
The advantages Of such an arrangement are too man
iiest 10 require particular zation. An experimental
trip with Car having axles constructed after his
model has been made from Cleveland 10 Wells
vile, on the Cleveland and Pittsburg road, one hun.
bred miles and back, with the most satisfactory re-
suit. The improvement is said to combine all the
frmness Of the common axles, with the independent
motion of the wheels.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-27

g.fY few days since, two we're arrested after
leaving the Stonngton cars, their appearance and
movements exciting suspicion against them. There
were found upon them some burglars tools, a re-
yover, &c.
On Saturday. some individuals from New London
recognized some Of the articles found in their pos.
session, as those recently taken from store BROKE
Into in that city.
1t is not improbable that they may have had
hand in the recent burglary in this city
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-27

Our NomINEEs.-The Rhode Island Freeman
speaks OF them thus:
"Mr w ilson's intimate acquaintance with the
political affairs of Massachusetts is not surpassed, we
venture to say,hy that Of any other man in the State,
while his executive power is unequaIed. MIR Walk
er is a relormer, and one Of no recent date. Years
and years ago, when it was quite unpopular,
pecially in Boston, to be oul'spoken friend of
freedom, temperance, and the friend Of labor, Mr..
Walker stood forth, the uncompromising advocate
of the oppressed, and the defender of the rights of
the working men. He one Of the few merchants
OF Boston, who, nearly twenty years ago, when the
mechanics and artizans Of that city were struggling
to ameorate thei! condition, sympahizec with their
movement, and gave TO it his influence. Massachu-
sets may well be proud of Henry Wilson and Amasa
Walker.n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-27

81 Piper, of the Revile, calls upon the Wings Of
Fitchburg take particular notice OF the feet ard
hands Of the Wing delegates, who will attend ,As
Convention on the 2Sth, and convince themselves,
by occular demonstration, that the naughty Free
Sellers and Democrats guilty OF gross exaggera-
ton, in styling its party, the kid glove and silk
stocking gentry. o Piper, you are brick, and no
mistake.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-27

SHADRAcH IN CANADA.-The slave Shadrach
IS a resident of Montreal lie keeps an eating house
at No l72 Nolre Dame street, and displays upon
his show board these words-"Uncle Toms Cabin,
by ShadIach." He is married to an Irish woman,
and has added subject to her Majesty's dominion
within a year.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-27

CATTLE SHOW AT FITcHBURG.-'The Worces.
Ter Co. North Agricultural Society have their Cattle
Show and Horticultural Exhibition at Fitchburg to.
day, and it will doubt reflect great credit upon the
farmers in that section, and also upon the energy and
enterprise Of the officers of the Society Our Fitch
burg neghbors do up such kind Of things very'cisp
and brown
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-27

SMART GIRL.-Not long since lady pretty and
accomplished, attended a ball in this city. She
at once attracted the notice of a two legged ami
partner in the dance. This individual has great
respect for position in society, so after some con-
versation upon different subjects, he asked our
young lady what profession her father follow
ed, She. fully approaching the motive which
prompted the inquiry, promptly replied he was
wood sawyer.
This was altogether to much for our two legged
ANIMAL and he bolted, not noticing his acquaint-
ance again for the evening.
The fact was; the girl was the daughter of one
OF the wealthiest citizens in the town, and her
father was mahogany dealer, saving out his own
stock. The boiler subsequently, found out how
beautifully he had been taken in-Boston Chyon
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-27

SALE OF MASSACHUSETTS LAMBS TO MAINE
The Maine Legislative Committee on the subject
Of purchasing the Massachusetts lands voted twenty
four in favor Of recommending the purchase of all
the lands, to four against They were to report the
same to each branch on SATURDAY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-27

FUGITIVE FROM JUsrIcE.-We learn from
the Salem Register, that man who calls HIM
self Patrick Chnsey, has been arrested in
Swampscott, on the charge of being fugitive
from justice, indicted for murder in Indiana. Ills
real name is supposed TO be IIanley lie had
been admitted TO bail in Indiana, and had ab.
seconded. Clansley was committed to Salem iall,
10 await requisilion.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-27

A BosToN TRAVELLER IN EUROPE MISSING
We learn from The Times that Mr. Edward Lamb,
OF the firm Of +. Lamb & Co, Of Boston, who
started about year since on tour through Europe,
mas not been heard from since the early part Of June
lost, and serious approximations are entertained for
his safety. His family despatched special messen.
ger TO Europe by the last steamer for the purpose Of
relieving their painful suspense
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-27

give have received second communication
from G. H., in reply TO communication from MIR.
Thompson, relating to the decease Of Mr.. Horatio
Gates, in California, but cannot insert it except as
an advertisement. Having given both sides hear
ing, we have no desire to occupy space with the
details Of a controversy which bat small portion
of our readers feel any interest
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-27

New EXPRESS LINE.--Adams g. Co., whe
we're among the earliest pioneers Of the express
business, and who have always continued to con-
duct very extensive aud complicated business
with marked vigor and success, now propose to
run an inland express between New York and
Boston. They also continue their old line between
the same points, ria the Sound. Shippers will
thus be afforded a choice of routes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-27
nportnnt nna Interesfinr Notfee.

To all who wish for good daguerrean Pctures.
Be wise in Judgment ana aim secure that "a hicb ia
good. Trash all times lie bought by ose no.
will buy Ladies and Gent rre2 if you ave N want Of
good Daguerrean picture, please cali Van AIsting
Rooms Nos 1877 and 207 Main street. and satisfy yout
selves that The HATIIA WAY BROTHERS will make.
good Types, al rsas enable and living prices.
Chemically ami arlistcaly tolorta DasueTre otypes
of superior tone and finish. good ASSORTMENT Of fine
GOLD LOCKETS. Call and examine ioT yourselves
audi diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-27

POISONED CANDY.-A child of Lorin Field, of
Somers, Conn, aged three years. died quite sudden
y few days since, after having astIck Of col.
ored Candy. An examination of the contents of
the stomach showed the presence of quantity of
lead, supposed 10 have been contained in the candy