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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-30
The Greatest Medical Discovery of the

Age.
MR.. KENNEDY, OF ROXbury has discovered in ore
of our common Pasture Weeds a remeGy that cures
every kind Of umor, from the ScIofua down TO
a common Pimple. lie has tried it in eleven hun
bred cases, and never failed except in cases hun
der humor.) lie has now in his possession over two
hundred certificates Of its value, all within twenty
mules OF Boston
Two bottles is warranted to cure a nursing sore
mouth.
One to III ee bottles will cure the worst kind Of PIN
Piles on the face
Two three bottles VIII clear the sy stem Of biIes
Two bottles is warranted cure the orst canker in
the mouth and s.ou ach
Three five bottles is " rra1 red TO cre the uoyst
case of Erysipelas.
One to two bottles is warranted I, cure all humor in
the eyes.
Two hotties is warranted to cure running Of the ears
and botChes among The hair.
-Four six botilts is arahled 10 cure corrurt and
running ulcers
One bottle viii cure scaly eruption of the skin
of ringworm.
Two TO three bottles is warranted 10 cure he mat
desperate case Of rheumatism.
Three or four bottles is arrantcd 10 cure salt hs nm,
fua N"'' " eN'D
benefit is always experienced from The erst tott,s
and perfect cure warranted when ihe aboveuusniv
is taken i''!
Reader, peddled over a thousand bottles Of This in
lhe vicinity Of Boston. | know The effects Of il in
every case. 30 sure as water viii sxtnansh fire 50
sure VIII his cure humor never sold bn1,e of 1,
nu1 lnat oetlle sold another after a trial it always
speaks for itself there Two things aht III his beb
hat appears to me Surprising first that ID grows In our
pastures In some places quIe plenty and YET its value
mas never been known until | discovered il in le46
second mat II sf onld cure all kinds of hum r. have
gwen II to children year old up to old men Of x,v
from he hoeiest woman 10 Boston, up % The belle If
N"hantom, ard in all the cure is certain No
chahee OF diet ever Decessa-ta Ibt best Won can
get nave likewise an herb when smmered in sweet
o. dsseyes sernfnlcns swelling Of the neck aud under
the ears-plce so cents 'N''
b|ecti9ns for se.-Adult, one table spoonful per
CAV children over eight ears desert spooninl; cb.
Ien rom hVe TO eight years tea spoonful As no al
Iectlon can be applicable to all constitutions ,aka
enough TO operate on the bowels twice a day
Sr. Senntdy gives personal attendance N had cases
,o Pu I. 81 Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY.
d Co , 8 State street, Boston - Di'N"
:, F3r sale in Worcester by D Scott, M. Green $.
T. Weahe bee, Caldwell a Hill Rusb 4 ~ Ia,
Green, h. Lazell, sibley Scott; Clappyilis Geo
Roberts Souhhridee, A. + Amidon dly anal
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-30
WILLIAm DTCKIN JON.

VILLA DTCKINs ON.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
VIII attend to this and other matters Of business at
his Office the Central Bank nov6.df
spar Killing Soda Water-With the usual va
riety of choice syruPs Fifty Tickets for one dollar
j.. 7. LAZELL, Apothecary,
myl4 DIFF 20l Main street.
A. ANDREWS.
Teacher Of Vocal and Instrumental Music. Piano
Forte, and Music Room, No 4, Harrington
Conner, Worcester, Mass
BEST REFERENCES GIVEN.
anTl diff
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j. dawson kelley.

Can be consul ed by Ladies and Gentlemen at bis
Office, corner of Mechanic and Church sts " orces
ter, during THURSDAY and FRIDAY, LIST and Cd of
Sept free of charge. upon all diseases Of the Human
System, but particularly upon diseases of the Lungs
Liver, Kidneys, Heart. Spleen and all unhealthy CON
dions OF the System, of long standing or Chronic
character, d6tfau27 W2w au24
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-30
CRAMp AND PAIN KILLER.

The world is astonished the wonderful cures per
formed by the CRAMP ANDPAIN KILLER prepared
bg CURTIS d PERKINS. Its equal has been
known for removing pa in all cases; for che OF
spinal complaints, cramp in the limbs and stomach,
rbeumR tsn in all its forms, bilious choc, burns,
throat, and gravel is decidedly the best remedy in the
word For particulars circulars in the hands o,
Agents. fni gratuious circulation.
II. B.--Be sure and call for CURTIS & PERKINS,
Cramp and Pain Killer All others bearing this name
base limitations. Price l25, 25 374 cts per boef
according TO size. Sold in nearly every town in the
State Agents for Worcester: Bush & Co., l. Lazell,
G. Harrington Cherry Valley, BOt'omley & Gill !;
Spencer, J. N. Crout d Co.; East Brookfed, Aonzo
Upham w. Brookfeld, Fiske & Co. Brook6eld, Geo
II Low < Co. Oci27 dawlv
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No. So Broad st BaId,ngs, London, Aug. 5, 1853.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-19
nEMQCRATIC MEETING

An unusul!y large number OF Democrats assembled III
tins place Monday last 10 participate Ia the public meet
np called for that dny. The precincts OF Salem AMI Neh
versatile represented BY delegates previously appointed
he Meetings held M hos. place. Thomas Allen, Esq Of
Salem acd as Chairman and Mtsss. J. w. links aud IL
c. Page were appointed Secretaries The mertng alter hp
pointing Delegates represent The county o FiuInir IN
Joint nycntiun with The county OF Rlpyahnork 10 no
inmate = senatorial candidate, way in order That sails!
senatorial convention Immediately hold s session. ns
the delegates from Rappahunnork were present Tor maj puT
nose The convention accordingly organized by eccuht
" PAYNE ESD the chair. In the course OF The pro-
cecLinns Col. Lawson Eastham whose name had been
brought before the veninn made an address III WHICH,
for HE sake OF harnonzng the party he Withdrew from The
contest nomination, and concluded by proposing ma
the nomination conferred upon W. W. Payne. Esq rms
nrnnnsiion was continuously and enthusiastically respond
cd IA BY the convention. Col Payne after returning ms
thanks lor The honor feeling and eloquent manner said
that lie was ainci decline The nomination :" Hat
terInplv rendered Col Eastman was nominated aud The
convention proceeded between him and J. J. Meme
fee Esq After counting The votes tie chairman hnhouno ed
that oil Eas had received majority OF Tie votes and
w. m duv chosen candidate o The Democratic party Tor
The office of Senator The district Of F.Gquier aud Rap
pahannocB. As SUCH fly his name al Tie mead OF our
columns IL day. -,
The convention having ADJOURNED the Democrats OF Eau
nnr resumed their session. proceeded 10 nominate can
daes To represent this county in the next legislature
ybereuuon lcssrs S. B. HuntoG and Wellington Gordon
our present worthy and ah!n delegates were unanimous
lv Nominated for re- election We hope have the pleasure
o announcing that they have accepted the nomination hnd
vi again lead The Democratic host Oh 10 victory.
Delegates were also appointed represent This county in
The convention assemble in Winchester on The 18th al
ipiiI Tor purpose OF nominating candidate if HE OIL
fire OF Commissioner the Board 81 Public Works This
is very important matter anu We nope as many u Tue uc
Ieonrs will attend rs can possibly do 81.
We hope the Legislature will speedily complete me 3p.
mar tionmcn Bill 90 that may know congressional
district aud prepare Tor the IIarcn!on Flag OF %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-19
rco,rsspopdsnre Of The Baltimore Sun

" AsHf>o%, apfE a. 1898.
The Presidents inaugural address The principles OF which
were accepted by the Cabinet The fGd sanction AMI
seal of The fraiih Ii impossible. therefore tor the
cabinet to carry the administration anyditlicnIcs and
siuys which had hGcn thus hGaly adjusted gen
oral amnesty to Tree golfers and nnlcs and what not
The yery conner stone OF Cen PitTccs policy Hence il
would appear b. improbable thai tho cabinet should be
NJ, he shaken ny hnogonlsms tat have been
90 recently and snlGmniy buried.
at the coniendng hosts Of spoils men, and IN the
auarfc the spo- that existed The only danger ol
ora nd Cabinet explosion. There il other danger ahead
There are no hrscs the state Of foreign affairs Up
On these questions the admlnsi will br harmonious
Besides il is probable they will following in the track
late administration, adjust, satisfactory manner,
all questions pending between and Great Britain In
prnnf Ibis may be noticed The recently made by
MIR Hacks the Canadian Parliament that information
had been received the British Minister NJ Washington
showing that the Fishery and Reciprocity questions were
bout be settled by treaty; and hence the rehliatory mca
ses by the Canadians against the CONNIE
Of the United States deferred though Congress had a
Inurned without action on The reciprocity question:
The Nicaragua question will also BE- settled BY adopting
f Eserct!s policy OF cOnccdng Nicaragua her claims
10 sovereignty over The port OF San Juan. The U Stses
Canal Company have recommended this course AMI
also tor their protection from the capices OF Ncats
qua which they more dread than any usufpaons by Gfeat
Britain
No liz therefore, apparent which lead 70 cai.
which Of the disappointed ciqucS Of i'."
York have predicted and still So mitch desire los.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-19
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN FAUQUlER

a a meeting Oi The Democratic party for Tie prtrin' oi
HafGrnon held in The COun House Saturday. e 9ii'
ol April, 1883 motion nt NatI lylcr Esq, Joseph
Homer was appointed Chairman aud H. Z Lynn, >rcfe.
The nrcfing Being organized, the following preamble AMI
resolutions offered and being Separated w"tc al"pt:
Whereas the Dc. interests ri The Dem6crac party "l 's
District viii be promoted By having but one candidate 'T
and due regard 10 Tie opinions aii Pift!Aic9
others and proper courtesy towards the 0tet c"ah'ies
with which This associated require that we should con
suit together and select proper person for a candidate
Therefore,
ltcsoyc That in accordance with the OF The par
~ Convention su be held 10 nominate candidate tor
Congress-
Resolved That propose HaIrenton as the place, and
THURSDAY the 9Th Of May next the time for that purpose
Resolved, That thirteen delegates be appointed by IN.
Chairman represent tins precinct IN sand EonscniIO
Resolved That the Chairman and Secretary OF this meet
ing he added 10 tie list Of these delegates.
Resolved That the proceedings" tins Injecting he publish
ed in The Democratic papers Thin district and III the Rich
uronL Enquirer ami Examiner
The meeting then adjourned; and the President, IN pnr-
suaucs Of his authority appointed the following dele
John G Beckham Henry T. FAINT, Chas. u Trb5s, John
q Mari X NJ Smith WIN. 4. Putlic, John NJ. HcndticE,
II |. Carter NJ Stuart William II. Payne, Nathaniel
Tyler Ino. Il, Payn" Douglas TYR,
u r,..:
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~ EXTRAORDINARY AMALGAIATlON CASE.
ire {; ui 4 m'nrfon ri rs of PlIj iphl = engaged
in r. ing the validity OF the w OF william Johnson c"ot
cd deceased Ii appears that Johnson many rears ago
slave in Virginia ned TO Ptedcpis, where his free
dom wa purchased by Mayor GiIpn through the efforts of
uuenly married Mrs. Harvey, who had several children
when she married Johnson but By him. died in lS47
and in year alter II alleged he married Cata
rine Flynn white woman '0n Scotland, with whom he
lived until few days o: his DEATH and had three children BY
her day before he died he left The house of his
white wife, aud arred his coloed housekeeser, Nancy
Deuce who is step daughter by his first wife and had
four children al the lime To these children, who
knowlrdgei his in his will he left the great bulk of his
valuable property while the children Of The white
he e $50 per annum until they q Of age, when
certain amount is 10 be divided among Them The white
wife alleges said that the coored one by improper
Induced Johnson 10 alter his will in favor OF her
children Another sinenlsriiy attending The case s hat
OF The female Witnesses for the white wife, Ia an English
white woman al great beauty and youth who has mu'ao
husband and children
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-19

ELECTRICITY A CuRIous AND BEAUTIFUL ExrERi
Mea7The Philadelphia Ledger speaks OF beautiful and
curious experiment through the fundamentally OF cecrc
" which the editors have lighting uM the Zip
Of the finger The Ledger says:
This experiment may be easily PERFORMED and has been
BY Mr. james Swain of this city, repeatedly in connection
with the btngs oil the engine and shaRg5 81 lhe Pnlla
rphia Ledger press room, md Is far more astonishing
than The the spirit rappings which are setting so many peo
pie crazy Friction, il is well known will produce elec
city in certain substances and tho friction o! gutta per
cha or leather working belt the fly wheel or
puleys Of CINE and shatings produces il In con
siderable quantities Ii person will nsulae himself by
standing upon a board fixed upon glass nsulaors COM
mon pUf bottles would an.wcrand hold an iron BAR or
number OF iron spikes in his hand he may by extending The
oppose hand 10 gas burner, light II with the Zip OF his
finger as easily with match He will feel sensible
shock pass through him. prIckng sensation in his finger
lonts and brilliant spark pass oh with cracking
sound 10 The gas burner. The electric hud will pass
through persons Joining hands the came as with an
electric battery and the last may fire tho burner We have
heard that The thing may be done by rubbing tho ce
apdy upon green baze charge the body with cleo
rcty but cannot answer for liz practcabily The expe-
rmrnt with the belts have both aud performed -
ANY mandatory in the city where gas is burned may be
lighted by the wOrkmen in this manner and the experiment
s worth trying singular and beautiful effect OF prnc
pie which man destined make yet more subsersient 10
his
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-19
| AM NOT HAPPY.

Ism not happy when smile
Nor freed from pain and care.
Because my eyes 10 all are bright
And smiles arc lurking there;
For know we not, beneath a smile
May Turk broken heart:
And 10 the eyes, so sparkling bright.
Tears may unbidden start :
AZ blossoms hung upon tree
That's Fastening to decay.
So smiles will wreathe the human lips
When joys are far away;
As sunbeams will break through cloud,
Their brightness to impart,
So will smile break through the gloom.
Fen of broken heart.
As lightning often turks beneath
Andark and threat'ning cloud,
So will the heart its sorrows hide
Within the dark'ning shroud,
A smile may wreathe The parted lips,
The eye may sparkle bright,
But meath them all the heart is @fapt
In sorrows darkest night.
Then think not am happy when
The laugh is in my eye,
When on my lips. in Joyousness,
A smile you may descry;
They are but outward signs to hide
The keenest pangs Of woe,
As round the shatter'd tree The vine
IL taught It's arms TO throw.
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q The Examiner will please copy.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN PoWHATAN.

|
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN POWHATAN.
At meeting held at Powhaan Court House on the leu
April, 1853:
called chair and Samuel A. Gordon appointed secre
tary.
The object of The meeting being explained By the chair
man 10 send delegates 10 convention 10 be held al "
10 nominate candidate for the fourth congressman! DIS
rct COMPOSED Of The counties ot Charlotte, Prince Ed
ward, Cumberland, NottOway, Dlnwdde Brunswick LII
ncnhuts, Mccslenhnrg Amelia PowhAan, and the cry o.
Petersburg
On motion Of VIM. Pope DAbney the following resoIa-
tons offered and adopted
|. Resolved That in quence Of The arrangement OF
the cong cssiona districts OF Virginia il has become eApe-
cn that the democratic party ~ this district, composed 81
the aforementioned Counties should by convention o dele
gales from the several places 10 be held al some cohNe
nenl time and place, nominate and recommend 10 inc
voters Of the district some gentleman OF good talents ana
approved political principles candidate the election TO
b. he'll! IN May next TOR delegate 10 The Congress 81 e
United States
> Resolved That drlbcrution. recommend 10 our
Democratic friends the other Counties and OF Petersburg
Amelia COuu House HS the appropriate place az.
o The facility Of approach Ia thai punt, and The 29i
oil April rs HE most proper PcIo1 ' The meeting o shid
convention.
g. Resolved That shoi the delegates {" The Legislature
from the respective. OF the district rnds IN
Petersburg have previously acted this subject shall
chcculIy yield preferences ana 4cein 10 Their recon-.
mcndaIinn.
On motion john +. Lay. the following resolution was
offered aud adopted:
Resolved 1nar lh, meeting unanimously recommend The
of Henry |. Hopkins Of Powhatan 10 the favorable
consideration % Tho cOnvenVn every icStci, n su
table candidate the representation oi this Congressional
Disfct.
On motion Of lrrnran l.. Straiton. IL vas
Resolved. That The Chairman appoint thirty delegates
from tts county attend The said Conventions anl there
upon the Ghaman appointed the following aentlemrn
Wm Pope Dahney, John Spears, rhos k Wcisger Peter
ID Porter Jrrmnn l. STATION, rscharncr Mclaux, Martin
Tucker, lanes K Egaleson John Lay, VIM r. racket
Thus +. Talbot Chas r FOrscc VIM r Rofall, Or. WIN
Crump ST. DR. John Il. llarvlr Wm Lyon, Daniel iiach-
er, DR. Samuel 4 tiobsom Charles Sclirn, VIM H. Nose
lev Jane D. Bagby John ) Swami, VIM Oils, r., Chas
Old, John ) Hoson Benjamin Goodc, James X Gales ana
Col Samuel Drake
On motion al Jenan l.. Siralon il was ordered mat
the thnrma nj Secretary be added 10 the list Of delegates
II was further ordered that proceedings OF this meet
published The Richmond Enquirer and South Side
Democrat ABNER CRUMF Chairman
s. 4 Sfllx
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coNc.CssIoN.l appoRTlUNMENT

We re.pubIish the apportionmeni Of the STATE auu"s ~
vote in the last Presidential election and the maJoes ~
soc di strict in that election organized Inc WINGS
nouure the scheme gerrymander, but the division OF
s,c. is natural and convenient 1t is very true mat me
nsm,crac party have majority in almost every District;
h, s would be under any arrangement II would
bsk The ingenuity Of The legislature to construct scheme
Of apporonmen, which would give the wing party Inc con-
,o districts in the Stale. The uscendancy OF
-. na,,ao,.cv in Virginia is well established and too
70 be disturbed by any artificial arrangement Of
districts. ,.
CONGRESSIONAL APPORTlONMENT.
M sots,ue of Virginia apporlioned The State Tor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-19

The body of William Watkins, Shoemaker an occasional
resident OF our for years past, found In the
river below Donaldson Campbe's steam mill. near this
place last Sunday morning He was last seen here
about the frs, of January which time he no doubt
his DEATH indicated by the appearance OF his person.
This is another instance OF The drefu consequences OF in
temperance The deceased originally from Richmond,
Va in vicinity If which place understand his rela
ions reside B2..ag Green lkyl S.a1da-d Apra2.
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pOETICsL.
For the Enquire,
m us,MG ARTlN OUR INTERCOURSE WITH THE
WORLD.

I USING ART IN OUR INTERCOURSE WITH TIL
WORLD.
Yes. | can prize the native charm
or polished manners mild and free
And 1 can leel their Influence warm
When crown'd with pure sincerity
The heart, benevolent and kind,
The mind, with science treasures stored,
And social converse, gay, refined
With these my feelings well accord.
But oh /! | hate the polished glare
Assumed by Folly's specious uain-
hate their Establishments, though iat'
l hate Deception's plansive reign
hate the cringing soul that bows,
To haiter, iawn, To court ana sue
hate the strong-proesed vows
Which Conscience Whispers are not 1ue.
hate the studied smile that plays
ITnon rhe courtiers varying check
HAZE the crooked, thorny ways
By which Ambition courts the weak.
iu short, hate the name of Guilei
| hate her form-i hate her speech;
hate her fair insidlous smile;
hate the arts her votaries teach;
For STILL whereer she moves along,
Cold Affectation joins her train
Each heartfelt feeling, pure and strong,
Affrighted flies her treacherous reign
Then give me but an honest heart
heart that CLOVIS with generous nte
And will spurn the wies OF Arr
Nor eer her covering vel desire
RICHMOND Va hoDoLfhA'
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For The Enquirer.
InnEE ~ II RaYfY

l.
This very distinguished citizen OF loved old State by
the allotment the Legislature, will fall into the first Con
grcssonh district and under the new OF Inc
State il becomes msfotune 10 lessen The representa-
lion in Congress- by the loss OF t1o OF the very able ana
talented members from the eastern portion of Virginia
dislike the idea of parting with any Oi our faithful
sincerely hope that the day is mol
lar distant when the influx and increase OF population VIII
restore Common wealth, that her wontcd strength
may be Virginia. which has been shorn from her
delegation the returns of 1884, could say
word on the census bu, forbear. The evil Is committed
yet doubt OF the returns Of the population,
"a sections al the State
But my subject in reference 10 L. H. B1yy,
Esq. He is noble Of the Old Dominion. His career
in Congress has given TO his prominent position IN
the history IT her great and distinguished sons-and wei!
may the citizens OF The first district feel lively pride in
having this able representative in Congress
Those Of us whom in past days II was his privilege 10
represent graei 10 learn that he Is willing US
again; and his name ~ commented 10 Tie new portions oil
the district with The that Judge Bayy will
the district faithfully and truly that his alter life will
tound The honor of The Old Dominion and the glory Of
bend oil union suvecgniles Look ut the ser
vice III Judge Bayly hs Chairman ut The committee of Ways
and Means See with what precision vi calculation The public
service amply provided for al every point al this vast
cuniedcracy No gentleman has presided that
committee that has been faithful The public interest
Whose riviegc II was, 10 ENJOY in eminent de-
gree the confidence OF Congress- Then turn your aen
moment 10 h!s duties In The last Congress fellow
czcns and mark hs ca:eGr his walchfuness, over The
foreign questions that took much time and close research
to unra,c and dispose of satisfactorily Them look at The
interest he feels and with what devotion his time all
seasons have been given to the calls Of hs immediate
stuen,s am told that no member of Congress excel
Judge Bayly in This duty 10 his constituents
These things speak well for the Judge, and shall re-
ce that the whole district unite and give him election
that will he gratifying lbs former position before pco
p trusting future thai he will be found faith
u MS his life heretofore has been distinguished and useful
Let strong pull be made for him throughout tho district
We will DO our best, snd no mistake In MlDDLESEX.
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WASHINGTON AFFAIRS

WAsHlsoTos. april i-It is understood that the force in
The service Is about being reduced by The dismissal
of considerable number Of officers for whom there s
employment.
There have been three four removals aud appointments
Of cIeks In different departments to-day. w w Dennison
OF South Carolina has been Installed chief clerk OF the
sus Office.