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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-01
. sRCRET nISRASES.

AnLis only advertised to the addicted, rarteu
Iafiy sransers from failing into the Sepuehres
andothef abodes OF Ch6rleahisin blazohed ol the
public prints the only places where aelre can be pb
ained for certain diseases Baltimore, like other large
cities invested with tribe aud Strangers should be
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-01

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Scythes, Slatest ytohns, Aeeor1e
Marbles. Loplsg glasses, Rlutes. etc eli
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-01

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-05

RoBBERY.-A boy named James Bowes, EN-
poyed by Dir. Leonard, Of Leonard's Express, alb
seconded from this city on "Wednesday, Noy 30,taking
with him about 5000, which he had collected for
his employer. Constable Watkins aud Frederic
Leonard, pursued him 10 New York, and found
him abed in Lovejoy's hotel, in less Than half an
hour after they reached that city. He had taken
passage for California, intending 10 sail this (Non
day) morning. He had purchased gold pencil,
a suit OF clothes, and other articles, costing about
$40, and had otherwise disposed Of about $50
The rest Of the money was secured. He was
brought to this city Sunday morning, and will be
examined before the Police Court this morning,
(Monday.) Bowles IL an Irish boy, about IL years
of age. He is orphan, intelligent and proposes
sing in his appearance, and was in a fair way to
become respectable man, when he committed this
ruinous act.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-05

In Saturdays paper,we referred to the programme
Of Mad. Sontag's Concert, for this evening, in the
expectation that would be ready for that paper In
that, however, disappointed but present il
TO oui readers this morning. We think it will more
than meet the expectations Of those who may wish
to attend. II will he seen that Mad. Sontsg gives
no less than five pieces herself, the favorite Aria,
"Una Voice. from Rossini's "Barber of Sevie;"
the celebrated ''Ricci Waltz" the popular Ballads,
s'The last Rose Of Summer sswhin mile Of Ed.
inboro' Town. and ''Comin' through the Rye"
and concludes with the comic Duet, '.1'he Music
Lesson,' by herself and Signor Rocco.
Sgnor Rocco also gives the beautiful Aria, 'sVi
Ravisse" from La Sonnanbula, aud Rossinl's "Tar-
antilla." Jaell gives two lavoriie pieces, in which
he will undoubtedly sustain his former reputation.
Such bill Of fare would If itself be sufficient
satisfy the cravings Of the most asdous; still,
apprehend that not the least Of The attractions viii
be found 10 the wonderful Paul Julien, cunlessedly
the most remarkable youthful yolinist Of the age.
The sensation produced by him il ibe large cities
has rarely been equalled, and citizens will now
enjoy, in their turn. The luxury Of listening his
most remarkable performances.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-05

SURGICAL OPERATIoN.-A most successful
surgical operation was performed in this city on
tuesday last. captain of one Of The fishing
craits plying between this city and the State Of
Maine, rad been annoyed by cancer on his
right shoulder, which rapidly increased in size
from month TO month until it was some four in
ches above the flesh. The muscles were Affect
ed and his head drawn down on one side With
view of gaining relief he applied to quack,
who put upon the cancer something which made
y running sore. The evil now became so great
that his life was IN danger, and esource was had
TO the surgeons at the Massachusetts General Hos
pltal. An operation was deemed advisable; eth
er was administered to the man, and in Two min
utes by the watch. the cancer was removed, the
wound properly ceansed and closed, aud in two
DAYS me man was about his business again, and
ne VIII SAIL To-day for home.--. Boston Ttap.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Drnf,T,ane,s liver Pms.

III When the proprietor If his invaluable remedy
purchased il Of the inventor, there no medicine
which deservedthe name, FOR the Of liver asd
Bilious complaints. notwithstanding the great pteva
lence oifhese diseases in United States. In the
South and West particularly, where the patient is fIe
quenty unable to obtain the services Of regular ply
stefan, some remedy required at safe and el
fectua and the operation of which could in wise
prove prejudcia 10 the constitution This medicine it
supplied by DR.. Mi ano's Liver Pills. as has been
proved in every instance in which il has had trial.
Always beneieia not a solitary instance has ever &C.
Cured in which its effects have been injurious. The
invention of educated and distinguished physician 1t
has nothing in common with the quack hostrums I'M
posed upon the pblc by shallow pretender the med
ical Experience has proved, hey ond doubt
that Dr. MLanes Pill Is tbs best renedy ever proposed
for the Liver Complaint,
u Purchasers will be careful 10 ask for DR. MIanes
Celebrated Liver Pills, and take else. There are
other Pills, purForng be Liver Pills be fore the
public DR. M1ane's Liver Pills. also his celebrated
VermiGuge, be had al all respectable Drug
Stores in the United States and Canada.
or Burr & Perry, No. / Comhin, Boston, General
Agents, For sale in Worcester by H. b Green, Spur
& sibley, L. T Lazel, Z. II. Marsh and James Green
and by Druggists generally. doodst&wlt ds
For Coughs. Colds, Consumption. and all
Pulmonary Diseases.
"Messrs REED, CUTLER & Co.. Druggists Boston
During practice of twenty years have used all
the popular remedies for Coughs, and wen satisfied
that your VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM
is best, and hope it will be better known and more
generally used Yours Respectfully,
saco Nov. ., 1858. JOHN A. BERRY, NJ D.n
Put up in so cent and 81 bottles, and for sale by
Apothecaries and Country Merchants generally.
deco d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-05

WoRDs TO BE REMEMBEREp-A few
evenings since, gentleman rendered obstreper-
Gus by frequent potalions of something rather
stronger than wafer was spoken to by policeman
and told TO keep quiet. Being under the circum-
stances, Of different turn of mind, he continued
his noise, and was finally taken to the Fifth Ward
Station House, where he was accommodated with
the soft side of plank for the night. A refresh-
ing sleep brought the gentleman to his senses, and
he came forth from 'durance Vile in the morning
quite another person. A scrap of paper contain
ing the following words, which it would be well
for every one to remember, was found in the cell
occupied by the gentleman:-''If wisdom's ways
you d wisely seek, five things observe with care,
OF whom you speak--to whom you speak
and how-and when-and where. IN Y. Sun
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-05

RAvAGEs OF YELLOW FEVER AT Aux
CAYEs.-New York, Dec. 2.-We have advices
from Aux Cages to Nov. I'd. The fever VAS
prevailing to alarming extent at that place,and
was very fatal, especially among the shipping
The British brig Pilgrim lost FIVE of her crew.
Capt kenney reports having left in port French
Drlg, OF and ior Marsellles, which had loaded and
got under way, but soon after returned, with her
Captain sick with fever, Of which he died, also
his mate and six seamen, eaving only two of the
crew alive, A number of other vessels in mort
had also lost portion of their crews.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-05

MURDERED BY HIS SLAVES. - Wylie
Kearney, of Caldwell County, KY, was muir
derea last week by his two slaves, boys of IS
and 10 years, who made up plot and. executed
it in,revenge of his cruelty to Them While 90
ing out into the field to labor, he thrashed one of
them, who resisted, the other coming to his aid
One of the two slipped up behind his master and
threw a rope over his head, whereupon each one
caught the ends Of the rome and brought him to
the ground and with The rope and their hands
killed him instantly by choking. The boys were
arrested and lodged in Jail, and have made con-
fesson of the above facts.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-05

In no way are people more liable be de ceived than
in the remedies proposed io curing the various ills
lie When therefore, Medicine has been tested, and
by long use and successful cures, has proved itself in
valuable, it oughl to be cherished and will be cherished
by all who value health Bush's Cough Cure Lozenges,
have passed that ordeal, have their way TO public
favor, ana are now held in the highest estimation for
the cure of Coughs Cold, Influenza, Eoarseness,
Bronchitis, and especially Wheoping cough and other
ailments of tho Lungs aud hest Don't neglect that
Cough. Call for Lozenges at BUSH 4 cos, 81 Front
Street. no dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-05

For Prescriptions and Physicians use, fom The mos
reliable in Boston and Nelo York, can be
found al the Store Of LeOis r. Lazell, POI Main
Street.
Every ono who is any convessant with Drugs and
Uhemicals knows the great difficulty Of finding arti-
Gle perfectly free from aduefaiion. Especially is this
TIE case with those in general use, which, of ~ others,
should be as pure as possible II has been for years.
and now is my AIM, 10 purchase none but the best
lrugs-Ihose which may be relied upon, and all may
iee confident of the purity Of every article obtained
my establishments trust that discriminating public
viii continue TO sustain me in my endeavots, by their
patronage, assuring them that every article III be held
us represented. Physicians prescriptions carefully
compounded nj all hours OF The day and night
yi dawtf h. t. LAZELL, Apothecary.
Mrsa .. g o o d w N, an experience ed ana sue &c
ful Midwife, holds herself readiness, day and nj IN
to attend to the duties Of her profession. Residenc
No. 6A1stin street. tn| o2l-df
Goddard g. 1Hichelps QuadriIIe Band
are prepared 70 furnish Music on all OF asions.
Apply to N. I. GODDARD, Mubur street
R. w. TWlCHELL Fruit treet.
G. III. LoRlNGs Music S re, 2O3 MAR. st
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-05

% Mr.. Edward Ihfe, of Lower Mount Beth
ell, Pa, bnilt good fire in his stove on Sunday
morning, and began to read the newspapers, when
he fell asleep over those lively publications., and
woke to find himself enyeloped in flames. He
tore off his clothes and put out the FIRE, but was
unable to leave his house, and the next morning
assistance came too late; he was found at the
point of DEATH The deceased was 49.years old j,
a bachelor, and lived alone in a cottage near his
farm house. He is sincerely regretted by large
rounded by family. he never would have come
to such an untimely end. A wife and half doz-
en- children would certainly have prevented his
going to sleep ola Sunday morning. However, it
Is but far to state that Mr. Ihre exhibited the ut
most fortitude in the crisis. and died like man
who had done his duty
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-05

The METHODIST CHURCH CAsE.-New York
Dec; 5.-By the terms of The recent adjustment Of
the Methodist Church property case, it Is UNDER
stood that the Southern branch Of The church is to
receive as its portion, as toows:-The regular div
idends with interest since 1915, $70OOO the press
es at Richmond, Nashville and Chal ieston, valued
ar $30,000 all the dues on accounts in the Southern
States, say $3O,000 cash $12l,OOO. Total to the
Southern Church $25l, 900, The trustees Of the
book concern at Cincinnati, who act under separ.
ale charter, have yet assented TO the foregoing
settlement The decree therefore which will render
the present agreement binding upon the churches
north and south, far as the book concern in New
York is party, will be kept open until the April
term OF the court,in order that the Western Church
es may accede to it also if they should see fit, of
which there is supposed TO be little doubt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-05

Thrilling ADVENTURE OF YOUNG LADY.
In one OF the mosrseber towns IN Hampshire county,
where the Name law is strictly observed the keeper
OF one OF the hoIes has for several months past,
Kept bottle or two of liquors ia the bed WHERE he
sleeps, taking care 10 them every night when
he went to bed, and replace them when he got up
IN the moraing A few days since, having replen-
ished has bottles. and not having good opportunity
10 carry them their old quarters, he slipped them
under the holsters of one of the beds reserved Tor
travellers, and being called of TO spend the
following uight, forgot to remove them. IL unortu
nately happened that young lady traveller Stopped
at the hotel for the night, and conducted by
seryan. grl to the room where the liquors had been
left.
As the evening grew late, the young lady went to
bed and was soon fast asleep, little dreaming Of the
mschievous spirits which were working under her
pillow. About mdnighi, when all had become still
the secreted Eqnor-owing to he heat of The wealth
er, expanded 10 such degree as to defy longer
hnement. Pop pop! went the corks of the bottles,
almost simultaneously, making noise almost as loud
as the report OF as many pistols, and awakening the
lair sleeper, who sprang from the bed, utterng such
Wild terrific screams that every person in the house
was Immediately aroused The moon shone bright
enough for the lady discover the red liquor her
night dress, and with the conviction that she had
been shot, she tainted and fell 10 The floor A dozen
servants Immediately burst into the ady's room and
were Mortified at finding her ying upon the floor well
terlng in blood.
All believed that awful tragedy had been
enacted-that she had either committed suicide or
been cruelty murdered. A light, however ,soon con-
vnced them that she still brealhed. No lime was
lost in sending for a surgeon, while the hal dressed
inmates Of the house commenced a search for the
assassn,or the instrument which had been employed
to perpeuale tbe hurrid deed. On examining The
bed il was found to be drenched with what was sup
posed to be the blood of The young lady but strong
smell Of brandy caused one to investigate a little
further, when the two boues-o one partially filled
with red wine, and the other brandy-were dscov.
cred under the pillow! How the doctor came, ow
the lady recovered, and how the landlord tried to
hush up the affair, the next day. can be better imag-
med than describe Exchange.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-05
NIiller,a Oneraffon

For Filling Teeth overExposed Nerves,
This operation, original with the subscriber has
been performed by him, during two and half wears
nearly three hundred times with the loss OF one tooth
only so far known. Also, by several distinguished
Dentists, whom he instructed more than two ears AGO
who have been eminenty sucet ssful By no ,ti,eI
method of treatment heretofore in use, can SO MANI
teeth be saved, after their living membranes become
exposed s. p MfI.TER
dec1l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-05

4 ne Detroit Daily Democrat, NoU 2S. saws:
"A SLAVE HUNTER classified BY THE
fUGITIVEs IN CANADA.--We are informed
tndt a STAKEHOLDER named Daniel C. Payne, Of
Lexington, Kentucky, came 10 this CITY last week
on slave hunt; but he soon learned thai his
slaves were all in Canada where it was impossi
Die Tor him to recaptnre them unless ihey were
kidnapped or decoyed over the river. So he has
been for several days past crossing back and forth
nom Detroit to Windsor, under the false pretense
that he wished to purchase land in Canada or
here, with view Of making permanent resi-
dence in this vicinity
Al other times he wished TO see certain per
sons who had escaped from bis custody. for The
purpose OF giving them money, or if they would
come over TO Detroit, he would give them free
papers. Finally, ne went over to Windsor yes.
terday, [Sunday, the 27th) where he met one of
the objects of his search. He offered $40 10 any
man that would get the fugitive to step on board
Inc Terry boat, saying that "ihe boy wanted to
go back, but hadn't the courage TO start" The
young man was very suddenly taken with
chill, and went TO bed sick in room a. tbe old
barracks. Mr.. Payne seeing that there was no
other chance, resorted to the devils tump card of
deception.
lie bought bottle of whiskey and carried it
to the bedside Of the sick man, and insisted upon
MS drinking full glass oft, supposng doubt
less that if he could succeed in getting him DRINK
he would get up from a sick bed and cross the river
with him. But just as he was in the act of adj
minlsterng the deIusve draugLt, he was sudden
ly knocked down by another fugitive, who. in
company with the others, gave him about loo
lashes, well laid on, with large 'bu whip,''
brought from southern plantation, where it had
oilen been applied 10 the backs of slaves They
not only made him mindful Of the many Aog.
gngs be had gwen his slaves, but he even re-
membered that he was an Abolitionst Of The Gar
rlson stamp; which he most solemnly declared;
referring to Mr.. Blob, and other gentlemen as
witnesses.
He didn't stay long in the Queen's domnions
alter they informed him that it was time for him
go. The climate does not agree with his southern
constitution al ALL
Thus ends the FIRST attempt Of the Free Press TO
carry on It's business as the ssReturn u CIR. r %
which II advertised short time ago This
Payne IS supposed to be the ''two Kentucky gem
tlemen" to which the Free Press alluded as on
their way to Detroit, to carry back those coIored
people who had found freedom bore and a nui-
sance.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-05
JAMES N. stone, Secretary.


KIDKNAPPER's CoURAGE-A correspond
ent of The Christian Press, writing from Locust
Grove, Adams Co., Ohio, gives the following ac-
count OF another outrage on the fugitives from
oppression
Last week, FIVE beings in the form Of mcE, but
acting more like 6ends from the lower regions.
passed through our village, and stayed at a tav-
ern on the outskirts of the village. They passed
on northward in pursuit of runaways, two men
and woman, and being armed, report saws,
with ten revolving pistols, they Of course were
well prepared-to perform their masters service.
They shot the horse upon which the woman was
riding They caught one of the men and the wo-
man, but the men fought so bravey that they
were forced to let the woman 60 10 save the
mans
They returned on Saturday with their poor
prosecuted, robbed victim, tied hand and foot.
like feon or murderer. The helpless man was
badly carved with knives and drks, while nun
fully fighting for his God-given rights. In this
condition they marched him to the above-men-
TONED tavern, with their pistols in hand, where
they kept their wounded and bleeding human
chattel tied all night. On Sabbath morning they
marched HIM through the village with his feet
tied under the horse's belly, insulting peaceabe
citizens both in the village and country What
contrast Only few days before our cities
and villages were crowded with men, women,
and children, marching 10 the sound of the band
cheered on by the star-spangIed flag, with its ca
gle auuefing in the breeze, proclaiming, Liberty /!
Liberty
Alas, has tins nation no shame Will it con-
inue to boast of liberty, while the blood of mil
lions Is C crying to &c God from the ground . for
vengeance on its guilty head for husbands,
wives, children, fathers, mothers, sisters, and
brothers, sold-worked- whipped, yea, and viz.
tuous iema les made prostitutes, and all " ac-
cording to aw.''
Would rot such men have done wonders in
Washington's day, when valiant men were need.
ed-fye men, with ten pistols which would shoot
sixty times took man girl, and had to let the
girl go, to save the man.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-05

GEN FooTE.--New York, Dec. 2.-Gencrnl
Fcote, of Mississippi has issued a card declining
to run as a candidate for the y. s. Sennte lie
says the Union men became discouraged by The
elevation ofa Secessionisi TO The position ola Glib
met officer, who, by an homes, but TOO conGding
President, was allowed to uso Executive patron.
age for theoyerlhrow the Union party.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-05

SINGULAR BRUTALIrY.-on Friday evening
Last, while the horse and carriage Of Geo. A.
Dresser, Of Ihis city, standing The Boston
and Worcester Railroad Depot SONY unknown rulfian
stabbed the horse IN The abdomen. The poor ami.
NAL had bed copiousy before the iendish act was
discovered. II WAS with considerable difficulty ha,
the hemorrhage stopped. No motive can be
assigned for this act Of wanion cruelty.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-05
APY .IOI5 nREI1lE

In connection with the Office of this paper wa have
extensive Job Printing Office furnished with every
'aretJ % type ant Ootn iiis. ana SLOW presses upou
which we cen f anv order for PRINTING with neatness
and 1esnp-ch ~ ia-V 1-ensg ~, a., 81.
stop that Man, whose down cast eve and hno
gard cVuntenance bespcak nervousuess dig1ess b,aS
ache, perplexiiy, dscord, &C. O. prospecting from an
uuhealty state OF The scalp Apply plennnliy 10 his
taneou' change to hariy and good cheer This invsi
liable article is prepared by Lombard 4 Cnndall and
sold BY Druggists and Fancy deales generally thronob
out the country. mis- dawo,ss
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-05

Can be consulted his Office, corner of Mechanic
and Church SITS, Worcester, during THURSDAY end
FRIDAY the LIST and 2d of Dec, free Of charge on
diseases Of the Lun-s s, Kiver Kdneysi Heart Spleen
and their attendant systems, depIaved conditions of
Blood Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Neuralgia d Ladi les
and Gentlemen are iviIed TO call. oct Wit ms
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-05

Eg- 6 Last Friday negro man, the property
OF James Thornberry, living near Louisville,
drew prize Of 81, 100 in the State Lottery He
IS now, perhaps, rich enough to buy HIMSELF -
Gin. Columbian.
Yes but although as rich as Cresus, it all be
longs to his master, if he sees fit to claim it, ac-
cordmg to saveholding law. Does any one doubt
that any master would be SO mean as to appro-
pirate 1t to his own use? Would it be worse, in
any sense, than the case Of the master in Cow
ington, who contracted with his slave for the
purchase of his freedom, and after pocketing the
price sold him into perpetual bondage, the Courts
sustaining the shameful acti- Columbian, Co.
.Lum6us, Ohio.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-05

81 Josephine Gushing, child years Of age,
died IN New York on Sunday evening, Nov 9Th
Of IN overdose Of audanum. The mother ga We her
smaller quantity than usual for restessness, but it
was still large enough 10 produce congestion of the
brain.-Eg.
II mothers would dose their little ones with lau
danum when they know, or should know, that the
direct tendency is TO deaden the intellect, aud nd-
recty to destroy liie-we wsuld recommend that il
be administered homeepathicaily.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-05

T1f- The horse and wagon stolen from Mr.. Jgba
II. Haven 10 this city, on Friday night, 'ysre
cred on Saturday. The wagon and shoe stock
found 10 a court 10 Pine Meadow. The horse
had been taken out aud turned loose. and came
home 81 his own accord. We believe the thief has
not been taken.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-05

The very best Cook Stove OF the season, either for
coal wood ,s have the fullest testimonials TO prove
from hundreds who have this Stove in use. All Stoves
sod at this establishment, warranted prove as rec
commended. u h o. 239 Main street.
ua2G deMWHF