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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-08
New Fancy Looms.

THE subscriber has invented and patented a new
1 and improved Fancy Loom, Tor Wooden, Cotton OF
Linen. 1t be built less price than he Fancy
uoms hitherto used. VIII accomplish as much or more
work it'll thesamc power. Is cOnvenint and simple in
its construction, and east attended Ii may be
IN opera ion at Messrs Smith 81 Prattr Mill, in New
Eng land Village Grafton. For further Information in
quire at No SO Main street, of him pesonly at Mil
bury. aus dawt JOHN FENDER.
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JUST PURLISHED.

J'HE MEMOIR of the Life and I.abors of the
/ Rev. ADONERAM JUDsOE, ID. D.,
by Francis " ayland President Of Brown University
For sale at ALLEN'S BOOKSTORE
SCI dtf 275 Main street
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North End Marketl

V'TIE subscriber has opened a Market in BANGS
1 Block opposite the Court Hoasn, where he intends
keeping assortments of
MEATS AND VEGETAB LES,
and trusts by keeping good articles at low prices
ceive his share of patronage
II Goods delivered in any part Of the city.
novl9 dit E WOOD
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Books at Wilson's, So Main Sire

CLOISTER Life of Charles the Fifth.
~ City and Country Lie.
Liberties OF America
The Preacher and the King
Golfers Shat espeafe PART 7.
Hnrpers Magazine Tor August
Pa tuanI's dc 90
Lady's Book, Grahanl's Magazine, for safe at the
Worcester Bookstore. dli aUg2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-08

can he found in this city consisting of Vnlins Car
onelts, Flutes Fagioets AccOrdeOns Strings nslruc
ton Books Of all kinds ana Sheet Muse,
Singing Books inrnished At short notice on tho most
reasonable terms, A, MARSH,
$50 diff l725 Main ST.
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Grav Hair and bald

Is nothing compared Il good set of Teeth, and
i every one wishing keep their Perth from decay
shoud arrest and remove the eauses such as lnfamma
iion Sp0ry mess and bleed ne of the Gums Ulcerato
Canker, Tarier, off nsive breath, &c By using the
"AIomac Tooth Wash" the diseases above euumer-
ated will disappear and the Teeth will be kept clean
aud white, with but very little trouble and expense
A bottle of the above named wash, aiming l2 pint
can be obtained for the triing of rs cents.
Prepared aud sold " hOlesale aud Retail by
CALDWELL q HILL ApOthecaries,
SIS DIFF 229 Main Street.
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CLOTHING. &C.

AeSsFy - CO.'S,
Asroa HoUsE,................NEW YORK.
Leaders ani ntrojucers of Fashion for Gen,lemen's
Hats in the United sf4tss Hats OF their celebrated
mauiacture, villa Ven.iiao, sold only by their Agent
in this city, ami warranted superior any other hat
ever made here Price $500.
Second,
Beebe IL Co.'S,
Formerly Beebe d Costar well known as New York's
celebrated llatlers Hats Of their manufacture, only
$3.50. Third.
Gemim's
Popular S4 Hats zhca for beauty and finish FIR ex
coed anything tor 'he price, ever before offered in this
ma ket.
Aso-Boston and New York low priced Hats, vary
ing rom 81 To $3.50. Yog.hs and Chlldrep's hats in
grea' variety, varying in price from 30 els. 10 So
Those III vant the above, III inv find the largest
and best assortment ot the Fail. STYLE 20 be exhibit
ed in Worcester, and Oh quality and price which can
not fail TO give perfect satisfaction. week spent in
the city Z" Ne" YORK, mas eaabed Us to make the
above selections VIII ch confident cannot be sur
passed 5v any similar display in this city.
So come all Sc gents 10Th lean and fat,
Ye little and ye great ones,
Who want the taileet Kind OF HAT,
Step in to neighbOr WAsHBuBN's.
You'll find one there that still gu, sir,
Whate'er Your form or features;
Maze Of the Gnest Kind Of fur
That grows on Jury ere atures.
There too, you'll find all sorts of CAPS
And they all stylish, veIy--
There's some made up for civil chaps,
And some for M!ljtaT.
There's Tor aged men and youth
Oiled Hats for rainy weather;
Besides the Hats a la KUseuih.
With buckle am with feather.
lie has those splen lid heaver Has,
Come bN every lucuutIivr,
KnoNn 10 he the grraies Gus.
Among he tIlAs AT Gotham
And fyoU wish to Ae quite sJre
You do not get false one,
Bur the LEARY Bceae, GeuiH pure
Just 20 70 ISAAC WAsnBURN
FASHIONABLE
Hat Cap, Boot aud Shoe Establishment,
No. U. :. Hotel Buildng, No. z55 Main street.
an23 WGrcesttr, Mass MThaS3m
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LYONS Kathairop.

I UST Received fresh supply, which will be sold ut
- Wholesale or Retail, at he lowest cash price, by
BUSi K 60 Botanic Druggists,
Je4 dl "a Front Street
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H. G. HENsHAW,

NOTARY PUBLIC. Leicester, Mass,
A TTENDS promptly 10 official business ceived by
N mail, presents Drafts for acceptance, collects
Notes and Accep tances, and RENTS proceeds without
fee or expense, except in of protest travel out
Of towns takes deposiiions and prepares all documents,
equring Magisteria or NOtaral atteslation.
SO daw3m
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70 6 ALE

(sA THE subscriber being DESTROYS OF leav- ssy4s
iHiH ing this State, offers his entire REAL ES$%
ESTATE at very low prices, consisting -=$ 81
In part OF one House on Shelby street one do uniin
ished, on Laurel street; one do Grafton street 20
House Lots on Laurel Hill do, on Grafton street
IA acres of Land on The Holden road 1888 Acres OF
Land, with good Farm Buildings, in Paxton.
Oct6 diff A. NJ. MERRIFIEID
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Faathers. Feathers

7 UST received large invoice of Live Geese Fe Ia
y ers, selling ow, wholesale and RETAIL at 80 vain
treet, zap stars.) TABGR & CuOLLAa.
Oct9 dnvtf
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NOTICE.

fENHE Copartnership heretofore existing between the
Subscribers under the and 6rm of Z +.
WRIGHT co, is This day dissolved by mutual
sent, The affairs of the late firm will be settled by G.
+. Wright and he requests those indebted to the late
firm to call and paw heir Bills that the may
be closed AS soon as possible. f.. 2. WRIGHT,
Worcester, Aug. |, 1858. MOSES SMILEY.
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WORCESTER, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 9, 1853
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
McDOnald's Advertising Agency.
IMPnRTANT VERYI
RELIEF IN TEN MIMI TEs
BRYAN's PULMONIC WATERS

A RE unfailing in the of CoUGHs, ASTHMA,
IA BRONCHITIS, SORE THROAT, HoARsNEss, DI FL
CULT BREATHING, INCIDENT CONSUMPTION, AND DIS
EASES Of THE LUNGS. They have taste OF medi-
cine, and any child will take them. Thousands have
been restored 10 health that had before de, paired
Testimony given in hundreds Of cases. single dose
relieves in MINUTES.
Ask for Bryan Pulmonic Waters. The original and
only genuine is STAMPED Bryan" Spurious kinds are
offered for sale twenty five cents box. Sold by
dealers generally. J. BRYAN & co, rochester. N. Y,
Propuetos. % dawis3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-08

AsA The Estate at the Corner Of Summer and Bel
Eii mont Streets recently occupied by the American
Antiquarian society, Is offered for sale on lib
sral terms.
Inquire of s. F. HAVEN, al the New Library Build
ng' ftf ie7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-08

fNhRFE or four Blacksmiths, accustomed to the use
4 4t TRIP ihammers. Also, two good Chisel grinders.
Apply TO e FOSTER * co Worcester or PAGE
NHlflAN d CO. West Fltchbure
mcn24 istf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-08

DOR Preserving and Beauty ng The Hair ; for Civ
/ ingto the Hair snii and glossy appea anca, re
moving Scurf and DardruE Gesnoymg Hair Eaters,
curing Headache, and all liamors Of the Scalp this
preparation is unequaled by any~other in the world.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CEaTS
None genuine without the signature otJ. A TERRY,
sole proprietor.
Prepared and sold, WHOLESALE and retail by Burr g.
Perry at The e@ Et gland Patent Medicine Depot, No.
Commit, Boston.
Agents il Worcester, JAMES GREW. and E. II.
MARSH, and sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Deal
ers Throughout the United States End Canadas.
js27 dom
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PIANO FORTES!
MUSIC STORE,

ENHE subscriber, at 1921 Mn street, opposite Union
Block, ana nearly opposite his old stand offers for
sale as large and valuable assortment of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-08

WANTED.

4 n American Woman to take charge Of Cooking
II and general IiOusework, in small family none
6nI an experienced hand need apply. inquire at this
Office. ans an
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e. Z. RIGHT

4 " n q II
WILL continue to Manufacture PulpIts, Counting
w Room and Office Desks, Library, Office, and
Dining Room Tables; Druggists Drawers and Book
Cases. Also Piano Stools OF every variety, and in the
most thorough main Also. Upholstery in ali ts
branches done oder and hopes receive liberal
patronage from his former frieDds the public gen.
orally. p. WRIGHT,
Rear Taine's Block, Main Street
Worcester. August !. 1853 DIT aue5
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OR SALE

k~A The Real Estate corner Of Portland and Myrtle
MiM Streets, consisting of Houses and about $4,000
feet Of Land. Enquire OF
euR2 EDWIN GLEASON
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WANTED

A MAN 10 Cut sole Lsa,hef. Apply to the Leices
IA ter Boot Company, Leicester, v ass $50 dit
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TO RENT.

III A New HOUSE, On Wellington St. built for
li' two tenemeuts, s ronrns ea, III, warmed by Hot
$50 Air, soft water and Bathing rooms il each tene-
ment, rooms large and well finished, large garden
tHched, and within ten minutes walk OF City Hall -
inquire OF GEO. p BRYANT,
s29 DIFF No. l54 lain street.
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TO RENT.

TIVE Ceer under Richmond Black. Inquire Of
L SpURR d LEWIS.
Worcester Sept II, 1853. DIT
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WANTS.
Bow Wanted
WANTED

A N honest, active BOY wanted Enquire of
- Bz5 dtl B. L. HARD0N- & co.
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PRICE INVENT x-TIvE CENTS.

AaENTs-CALDWEI l. & NIL, e. II. MARSH
and y. SCOTT, Jr.. anHylj By Druggists and Fancy
Dealers, &c, throughout the United states and the
CHnadas. ap6 dawtf
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MILLINERY,
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
TO RENT.

TIVE Rooms The Planning Mil in The I,ich Shop
4 on the Boston and Worcester Railroad suitable FOR
God work, for any business that requires consider
able room, and Int little power Possession given Oct
l. Inquire of SIMEON MAYO, Manchester street.
au23 DIFF
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- az GNod Blacksmiths find constant empIov
- ment, by applying at OSGUDU BRADLEY's
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EnR SALEl

"a A small but convenient COTTAGE HOUSE
k on John st.j It being the third House on the et
1AaisA In going West Inquire at this Onhce, or OF g.
g. GRAVES, Court Mills. diff i've
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TO RENT.
A ROOM over the Store Of he subscriber
n iell dtf II. AYRES,
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Questionable Hats and Caps.

o> large variety which viii be sold at greatde
Ca duction from cost, at MERRILL'S
1sk~SzS mare dawlf No. 22l Main street.
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hbaI Estate for Sale
\NA THE HOUSE, BARN, and LOT, No. AZ Pleas
.lIW ant street. Also Cottage House about six min
uets walk from the City Hall. Apply TO
mcuss hI JOS LOWELL. in.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-04-02
A Beautiful FIGURE.

Life is beautifully compared TO fountain
fed by thousand streams that perish If one
he dried 1t silver cord twisted with a
thousand different strings that part asundcr
if one be broken. Frail and thouohtIcss NOR
tails are surrounded hv innumcrablc dangers.
which make it much more strange that they
escape so long,th that they almost all perish
suddenly at last.
We arc cncompasScd with accidents every
Gay to crush the Wondering tcncmcnts we
inhahit. The seeds of disease are PLANTED in
our constitutions by nature The earth and
atmosphere whence we draw the breath of
life are imprcgnatcd with death health is
made to operate its own destruction; the food
that nOuriShcs contains the elements of decay:
the soul that animateS it by vivivinc the first
tends to wear it ont Nv its own action: death
turks in ambush along the paths. Notwith-
standing this is the truth 50 palpablv confirm
ed by the daily example before orr ewes, how
Little do we law it at heart We see our
friends and nrighborS among us but how sell
dom does it occur to our thoughts that our
knell shall give the next fruitlcss warning to
the world
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THE DEAD.

How seldom do we think of the dead. Al
though we sit around the same hearth where
they once sat. and read from the same vol
ume they so loved to perusc, vet we think
not Of them.
q. how the heart throbs with wild uncon-
trollahlc emotion as we stand beside the DIV
ing friend we have dearly loved We try.
without effect, to prolone the precious life ::
we follow down the MARIN of the dark flow
ing river the spirit of the loved one passes
onward o'onc-and we are left to Inner on
the shores of time
We think. as we Law the inanimatc form in
the cold grave, and the damp earth crates
harShly over them, that we will never fDrrct
that the lifc-sccncs shall be ever fresh to orr
memorv.and even wonder that the busy null
ttud" can still move on as before.
The sun shines as brightly on the new
made grave. Again we minrle with the bnSv
jostling throng Weeks and months roll on
we visit the grave less frcqucntlv-we
cease to think of the lost one. save when an
incident Of by gone times recalls them to Gun
memory.
ES Here is avery beautiful thought of that
strange compound of Scotch shrcwncsS. strong
common sense and German mysticism. Thoma
CARLYLE:
when gaze into the stars, they look dowr
upon me with pity from their serene and 81
lent spaces. lik" eyes glistcninc with tear
over the little lot off man. Thousands of zen
cratlonS, all as noisy as our OWN, have beer
swallowed up by Time. and there remains M
record OF them any more. Yet Arctlrus ,nG
Orion, Sirius and the PlciaIes are still shin.
IN their course, clear and Young. as when III,
shepard first noted them in the plain of Shj
mar"
"Wlat shadows we are, and what shadow.
we pur>u"
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MORAL g. RELIGIOUS.
VARIOIS DEGREES OF Future
(:JORY

Perhaps there is nothing more dangerous,
inc than low and rrl1yed notions of Christian
Holiness: the suppo~iton. that whatever diff
ference NAV exist among members of our So
cc,v here. there will BE- none hereafter: that.
however hating and hrSitatino orr pace along
the course NAV be. we shall be all together at
the goal. and receive the same or a similar
prize. such i heavenly happiness imagined
10 ln that lv mystic power. it expands the
intellect Of each. till all are alike capacious,
All then filed to the brim and rnnnin9 over
that We shall all be happy. and all as happy
?. We can be.
Thus 10y Golden spell, dclu>ive charm.
Che enemy Of all righteousness enchantS many
and leads them to the waters Of Lcthr. How
ever fatal this dcu>ion, and wide its spread.
II cannot be owinr to defective information
furnished hv the Scriptures for it appears 10
me As ltthe all comprehensive spirit had fore
seen the error. and had used the means of
prevention. For what is clearer from the III
vine oracles than the existence Of different
degrees of glory? That if we labor not, We
shall have no reward. and that our rrwar'
will be according to our works: that we shall
reflect the divine glory. and that our enjoy
mcnt hereafter will be precisely as our finish
inc here: that he who sauntcrs awav or i'll
improves the srcd-timc. will have less part
unto eternal life? find in saving thus,
condemn myself: but truth must and will
prevail; all the efforts of Satan and of sir
can no more hide it, than can eclipse the
sun by nv hand.or stop the whirl of the earth
Nv word However late, trust I am com.
inc to my right mind Rcr .LrmoS Hu>seN
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would enter. and Mr. g. with his GUN. ard his |
comradr with an ak, awaited the approach
of the enemy.
Soon the ruStling Of the corn was heard
and Bruin could be family observed, making
preparations for his evening meal. The old
gun was lcvcllc1 with as much certainty As
the darkness would allow, and pulled off
The sound rolled back and forth. from hill to
hill. in the stiffness of the night. as though
nature had turned from her course
They both repaired to the spot where Bruin
lay kicking and groaning-apparently near
his last. Mr. g.. thinking to end his pain
little sooner than the natural way. prepared
TO knock him on the head with the AK; but
Brun no sooner saw the motion, than he arose
boldly. in full strengthening received only
a small skin wounl-knockcd the AK away,
closed in with a REGULAR hug and they were
soon rolling on the cround.
Mr. c. called TO his comrade to hunt up the
Ak and relieve him from his perilous situation.
The blow was no SOONER aimed at Brain than
he let 90 his hold knocked the AK aside. and
down with the other in the same way. The
Ak was now found hv Mr. G.,and another blow
aimed with no better success. Thus they
took their turns alternately till they had been
in Bruins embrace three times each.
Things were now getting desperate. Blood
was flowing apace and Bruin had the advan-
tagc of the dark. The last time Mr. G.'s com
rade was down. he yelled so pitcouslv as to
make the idea certain that he was being done
for in earnest. and Mr. G.. did not stop to
gropc about in the dark for the ak. but clnch-
ed in himself. without anv weapon. and hap
poncd to thrust one hand into Bruins mouth.
Drawing his laws apart over his knee, his
hands being bitten through and through. he
told his comrade to get the ak, and with the
edge sever the back bone-thc head of the
Ak having previously been used. for fear of
iniurinr the hide The blow was well aimed.
-, :,
,.,..l, .~...,", I.-,.. w. '''
'''' ~ ~ ~ away
/ y, ,
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, ~
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;, " "N'F W '"' '''''''' ''''
'''''''' ~ ""'' ~ '''' "''"'>' ANU '''''" His
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& a little girl, by name ABBY b

& a little girl, by name Abby B
went recently to pass the night with Kat,
' Now Ably was taught what Kat,
was not, namely, to say her PRAYERS on going
to bed at night; 50 after they retired Abby
repeated the Lords PRAYER, until She cam,
t" Give Us this day our daily bread whc,,
Nate interrupted her with. % Abby, VIII,
don't You ask FOR INST like toast a urea,
deal the best"
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TELEGRAPHIC.

G.. JOHNNEUEl OFFICE directly opposite the
- II. l"h,~hurv House. ,!,,r south 81 Ch,,,,
x Cos E>ir - ciicc. Messages sent t"al the
principal cj..., li towns III the = :. al.l .:'r.aa>
Allmc>>ac.- IN Il : confidential. Mc->a-,-r.,rr
Ell hv mail carrier promptly attended ,o:ul ~I"c-
div forwarded.
Tariff list NJ Ice sent toanv one rr.uirin, them,
J. v. ROBINSON. urEEAIOE.
s. ol.r-hurv VI. Ian KS so5.f
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NORTHERN
HERDS GRASS SEED,

S0n BUSHELS Of prime Herds Grass Seed
')\IsJ For sale by EoSTEH. IALL& co.
Derby Line. VI March J. l>I,I. Sli->ls
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Il WI ny do YOU set your cup of coffee
upon the chair, Mr. Jones'" Its 50 weak
mama" replied Mr. Jones, demurclv. Il
tn 'ught | would let it rest"
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"WHEN SPRING lNLOCKS,-

ny H'>''"r '''HtE'
inc ' .%iI ' "''S ~ '''''' '''' ''''1''-
When sun mcr's halmy brcez"- refresh the mowers
When winter bind. in frosty rI,,ir, ,ra f.no, .r1
In God ihc earth rc;oice,h STILL and owns i. Maker
good
Tie bird that wake the norir, and those ,ha.
=, love the shade;
dr"w,v @IaIe: -, "''''''''''''' '''' ~
The sun that from liz amber power rcioicc,h on hi
Tina ,n, WAY; ',,, ,ar. .,o;. y.,ou.
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"': j. &. BINGHAM. \. Join ..r.,.
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ArPiIC ALTON.
10 the Honorable Probate Court for the District Of

Atrue COPY # record
Sl6w3* Attest. g. \. III EBANk. Ecoi>tcr.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-08-20
-, Gu rnE YELLOW FEVER.

Lgi;ed States charss a Analre
NEyIrrE srErtr, Esq, ~ u,,.,,,.'., - -.
at Venezuela, communicated 70 49,, go. I. 80.
a few months ago the following .. 90 fp'a'
letter to the British Vice Consul al Gu. = -
British acting Consul General at Caracas,
account Of rscen,lydscOverei remedy for l. sN'''
fever:
..An old woman named Marqulta Orfla has discovered
perfect remedy Cor the black vomi aud yellow fwer
by Of which several persons have been completely
cured after consultation Of doctors had declared HAT
the quite hopeless and that the patients
die in few hours The remedy the juice Of the pound
ed leaves Of the verbena. given In small Dose 's-
umes ..a ,r,ecrons OF the same every two hours
until the bowels are emptied. The verbcna Is Wild
shrub to be found growing almost every where and par
ticuarly in low moist ground. All our doctors have
adopted its use, and few die Of those fte
fearful diseases There kinds Of H. mae and fe
male; the latter, Of which enclose leaf andfower Is
the one that is most used"
Mr. STEELE supposcs that II the plant is MT actually
indigenous the United States II may be really repre-
duced here under favorable circumstances liso, is sr
tues as medicine can, and trust will, speedily
tested The Union says that the Secretary Of State has
directed part Of the seed forwarded by Mr. steele to be
placed in the hands of the Government h.rtculturst
and the remainder be forwarded to professional gentle
men connected with the Medical University IL New Or
leans