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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-25
The Greatest Medical Discovery Il the


Mr.. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has discovered 10 ~
oi common Pasture Weeds q remedy that eUIss
every kind Of Humor from the worst Scrofla dow
common Pimple. lie has tried it in eleven tDu
dred cases, and never failed except in cases hun
der hnmOI.) He has now in his possession over two
hundred certificates of its value all within twenty
miles oil Boston.
Two bottles is warranted to a nursing s're
mouth.
One to three bottles will cure the kind Of PIN
Piles on the face.
Two or three bottles will clear the system Of biles
rwo bottles is warranted the worst canAer in
the mouth and stomach.
Three to five bottles is wgrranted to The worst
of Eryspeas.
One to two bottles is warranted &c cure all humor in
the eyes.
Two bottles is warranted TO running of the
and blOtches among the hair.
Four 20 six bottles is warranted corrupt and
running ulcers.
One bottle will cure scaly eruption of the skin
Two TO three bottles is warranted 10 the Nors
of rnEworm.
Two TO three bottles is warranted to cure the most
desperate of rheumatism.
Three four bottles is warranted salt rhtum.
Five TO eight bottles will cure the worst case of sco-
A benefit is ALWAYS experienced from the first bottle
and perfect cure is warranted when the above quantity
is taken.
Reader, peddled over thousand bottles of this in
the vicinity OF BOsten. ] know the effects Of it hi
every case. So sure as wafer will sxinguish fire 50
will this hnmoT. InevsT sold bntile OF it
but that bettle sold another after trial always
speaks for itself There are TWO things abon this hem
that appears TO me surprising first that il grows in our
pastures, in some places que plenty and Yet its value
has never been known ANIL discovered il in 1876;
second, that il should cure all kinds of hum have
given it TO children yeai old, up old men Of sky,
from the homeiest woman in Boston, up the belle Of
Nonantum, and in all the is certain No
change OF diet necsssHTy-tai The best YOU can
get. have likewise heI b hen simmere ed in sweet
OIL dssolves ScroulGus swelling OF the neck aud under
the ears-pIioe so cents
directions for USe.=Aduit, one table spounf pc.
daY children eight years, desert spoonful child
zen from five TO eight years, lea spoonful AS no di
rection can be applicable to all constitutions, take
enough operate on the bowels twice day
Mr. Kennedy gives personal attendance in bad cases
of Scrofula
Price 81. Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY,
100 Warren street. Roxhury For sale by REDDlhG
& Co 6 STATE street, Boston.
White y Co., q. A. Harrington 4 Co., Z H.. Marsh,
F.. D Weatherbee, CALDWELL Hin, Bush CO.. James
Green, l.. T. LaZe, Sibley Scott Clappvill- Geo,
Roberts; Southbridge, A. F. AmdOn. dly sugi
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-25

Goddard g. 1Vviche1i's Quad lille Hand
are prepared to furnish Music on all occasions
Apply TO N. +, GODDARD, Mulbury street,
X. w. TWICH ELL, Fruit street.
q. II LORlNG'5 Music Store, 2O3 Main IT,.
DIFF
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Mu zeal NOIIc i.

HOLDEN KNowLToNs, (iotmerly Fiskes0 QUAD
RILLE B1ND, are prepared to furnish Music Tor
Balls Parties, &c. Any number Of Pieces oesiled
may be had, by applying TO Il. X DeLand, No. / Mtr
chants Row, Isaac Fiske, or at the Music stores.
Music arranged for Brass, or string Dands, by A, p.
HOLDEN ole dsm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-25

G nllemen wishing well made Shirts, osoms aud
Collars, eur OF LHGie- toned pice sew u ~
on application TO the lhTELLlGENCE OFFICE 233
Man ST. Ladies' who have nice so v 10 do. can also
be accommodated. sB Jlv
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
yr2TrRDAy ygH tsff& a4


i COLUMBIAN HoTEL.-W Major. Va waP
Davis, K & ID R r; w ID Mum, Amelia; X Sima,
Cherokee Nation; d Wills Halifax; NJ R Coulter,
Stsunton: NJ Gilbert G Gilbert, 8 II Gilbert, Ms.
sourI WmJ Old, Petersburs; Payne. @ l.
Cumberland; w A Smith, II R Fuqus, a Steven
aon. Missouri: w H Freshman. ] II Walker. q II
Bayne, Kinher, Lynchburg; Jas Boyd. Oranges
JnO Boyd, Louisa; r Wynn, Hart. Petersburg;
B West, Master West, Appomartox; } Blsnkisv
w r G Dunn. VIM Pollard Amelia; Subletf,
Mossss Greek; Hay. Farmville; Bowry, j b
New. w Lindsey, williamsburg s Eagry. Horfol13
D Haywood, J II Croiter Lenox, Dinwiddie; W
Pratt, Ii Waddie, Va; Hawkins, X & D r; Or
g Hessee, Buckingham; ] Watson, Bostonl
Hartman. Baltimore; r E Bass. University of We;
J NJ Spiller. Fincas;le; L Muyo, Powhatan; w n
Swoope, J Descum, BuckinRhsm: b Flynn, Haii
fax; II Flynn. Washington; w Payne, Fluvanna;
Williams, Louisia, w McEnon. Palmyra, B P
Winter, Fluvanns; T Fariss, Richmoaa.
EXCHANGE HoTEL-CT r De caniei, Bsls R
N,TaIly, Washington; Il Hudnall, Chesterfield;
stainbact, N r Mathews. Boiling, Jr, retefseug
sss. G.l sfsm K.a.xs; Paws
Crane, Va; Mrs Wilson, ADemiagI.; Ledgerwood
ss.S. hsTSssy kScaSTs Ma,ns NJ sss f "
sax; r Coleman, Fredenekstursi q C Bnetnsr,
Aiexardra: J Leftwich, Miss Lsftyich, Wyth:.
vile; Miss Harwood, sssunton: @ 1tins. y ~
Smeeley j w HysIop. England; III Ctskey, "
Eldefbarst Bslf:A II Gillespie aud lady u s Nsy
3 Bsiley and lady Conn; # X Wardeil. Washing gton;
N Alberl.oa. Conn; 5 5 Bas.ett. E;col Payne
AMERICAN HOTEJ.-JA A seiden, surry, D 4
shqarea N Y; W Ca tsr, LyDchhnrg; Mics Kmpe,
HenTco; Meier Deas, a. Wa,h,nstoD; : 4
Dsw, King and 0neeo; Thos X Dew. casslne; II @
Bacon, Henry: Johnson, Ohio; 7 Holt.tsr,
Yulsssi; Geo W oi,ssIt John Hsnms.s . Eorfp'ls
gera. Augusta; A s Talmsdge. Pa; E Sanger. Co
iurnbs; A Graves Pa; q Little, TbsmaA Nd
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PRICE ONE CENT.
llrEnrExAscr.-Atre "a Der;oa r;..;. :

- .asl,rIlEnrxxAscE.-Atn s no period within she
ssassi ~ yssxs have we seen surh unrks 81 ,,.r
men Ara - sfJ - daring tho Ds,nle,
y aas s.Isefs and, ia MANY corner
slo,. - if than sixteen years Of are rsf
fhess, "a e.yrv with burthen too heary IA,
n 9gr opinion. are the srpns.sss ISL ssng and
imr,s hI,s CitJ Council Ia bsh III Of the
shonId hars sams 1,at OF a WORK house The civ
the common jsii, in whichto NJ ,sns os9 e. thar
ger e reforra thsafor BON, psrtes,asiv a "a or
murderers, such to be found ~ - and
aiond may be seen by the rera a. y, Js =. 2. hsh
nouses more than swo.thirda OF The en.,s saon
atas ara disposDg of the mand thus a. 80. olohh-
nessiy taxed day after day. care after al
,os ciea.urss who wilfuly and kuopisa, pSsee ,ss
snT,hseiVes seipless and worthless. Sseef
Tne construction of a workhouse ,cop,a 1. :.
sIec'ed Tor the money expended in thres ys.sJ
.aaos care o. and providing for the psapers and ~
easury is aimost empty -R;cimond has n, ,,.l zoe
- .hvesl N such an enterprissn No means to sss
ins youth nom the drunkards srave--to protect The
cruelty OF debssed, besotta I'd husbaudpo n,eansfo
suppress wee add crime Oh no. she has rr r.-sns
~ enese purposes, but then she has an abundancs :
o 20 spare TO support jsils-ts employ poIice rnen
TO MAINTAIN poor -hoases--to fee lawvers-fa ~
lnrors, and to erect gallews to punish tbose uho
nsye oeeu led step by sep into crime BY the Insem.
psIase use OF intoxicating beverages
kichmond needs and must have q aHouse oe Cor.
rectioa' at once Every day we are more theron III
convinced OF the Importance of this measure and
we now urge our readers to again call upon be Citv
Ooun cii and demand that their wishes, already ax
pressed IN apetition lying on the ,aba of tb.,
body. be carried ont promptly = '"A'
for one, We do not desire TO see any large sun of
,no1ey expended for such purpose, for that il en-
tlrely unnecessary. All We ask for-s,l the neonis
wants some suitable place where boys and men.
sos snsIeiy lost to honor and to shame, may be CON
nneo ana employed. under the superintende nee q,
suitable MANAGERS when found guilty of petty Of
aences iof which they are sent to jail to mix
ano tninSie, and become more and more oorruptea
oy oeins associated with feions of every eTsde
eoior The petition. to which we have referred. has
nad its nap, and should now be aroused We trust
snereiore, that some member of the Council. wbo
II up, and that the community may have an onno.. no.
tunity OF seeing why their commands and xishas
are thus disrcgarded ~ "snos
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Mas. PLAcx's Brrrr,r-wa ;rv;.. !.

MRs. fLACE's BENEFIT We invite at.
eention to the fact that this talented lady
neht at the Theatre tonight and that Mss Musrsy
formerly the celebrated Miss ROCKY has kindiv
consented to appear az .Madge Widire.n in tbs
Of ehe drama it is unnecessary to say. that Mrs
Place is an actress Of high ORDER and vocalist Of
celebrity Those who have seen her on the boa I'd,
still further that she has labored sealously 70 make
her personations effective. and to give interest to
Inc drama In this city. For this then, she deserves
an overfowing house. But when the fact is made
known that Mrs. MURRAY is to aid her and that for
years she stood at the head of her profession ia this
country, will scarcely be proper doubt that the
Theatre will be perfect JAM and that an entertain
meut may be anticipated, worthy of the occasion
and OF tbs bright star who is to rs-appear in the
thta tafr1cai hrmament See the bill for the evening
and then secure your tick cts and seats at once e
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rI,HE subscriber having just returned fro.

FVHE subscriber having just returned from
i N. York with splendid nssortment Of GOODS.
selected by himself from the New York Phladslphis
and BaiiIo: markets, RESP eetfrly ask ofhs fise.
and the public generaiiv 70 cali and examine -
stock amongst which may be found all qualities and
coiors Of French, English ard American CLOTHo.
CAsSlMERES and We STINGS, such ae-
Paris Fancy Cassimeres
Crystal Palace do; Granite Mills
Velvet, plush, silk and merno Vestinss
Gfanadine siik and plush Velvets
Plush palm do u tfs .
Para silk do
Dress Shirts and Coilarx merino Shirts and DuWenA
Gloves, SOckA SuspenderA CravatA searA ne&
Pocket Hdkfs, Washington and Eapoieon CrssefA
Money BeltS &c, he. sSs
READY-MADE DEPARTMENT.
Super black. brown. olive and green Dssm sn6
Pants and Vests Of III styles and qualities
Kossurh and LamarfSne Over Coats u
Esquimaux Wrsppers. English Whitney
Blue, black and brown Over Sacks
Pstershsn Over SsckA ell co&ors
Turkixh Smoking Gowns
Gents velvet Morning do. ESQ
Do. travelling ShAwis ssess ss
Do. snew-sorm Scsrfs. be. kcx
Y. b UYRNGA
oe6 Noi2o. corner Main and ooverass n
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NEAT PREsEHr.-Mr. Henry Hyman,
matchmaker, jeweller, and importer of guns, etc !,
has presented US with o beautiful gold Penc for
hand large and well assorted stock of iewelry ad.
mirahiy suited for Chrttmas and New Year presents
which the public should examine before making
their purchases. Among other things, his stock OF
Watches of various kinds, is qaite large, and may
be bought cheap.
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SPIRIT or THE PRESS.

Yesterdays Rs7Sirsr comments on the recert
intelligence 10 regard to the war between Turkey
and Russia Is Is certain" it Gays, .that the En-
peror of Russia having more than avenged tho di-
sasters on the Danube, and retrieved the honor of
his arms, will display more pacific disposition
than when emarting under defeat and Disgrace
In all probability he will Immediately make prof
fer OF peace to Europe, unless his purpose be in
tercepted by some positive demonstration of hes
tili'y on the part of England aud France"
The Mail makes strong appeal to the citizens
to sustain the Atheneum-an institution which
may be made valuable to themselves and to their
children, and to place it in the power of IT'S mana
gers, to command constant succession Of able lee
turers, and to stimulate our native talent to sue.
cessiul emulation.
The Wkig has an editorial on the rurnors of
peace which constantly come from the East We
quote one paragraph from the article, which was
written previous to the receipt of the exciting
news published yesterday:
In place of the Russian defeats having the effect
of procuring peace by causing the Gear to give up
the contest for tue Danubian provinces So long as
he has the Turks only TO contend with, il appears
TO US that directly the opposite would be the result
He cannot do so without disgrace-withou destroy.
'"B tHe 7. Osegoo VI Iie uiHuafy power OF RUSSIA.
and making the most humiliating sacrifces Ii n
on account of those defeats that we think the Rus
SLAMS will make renewed efforts to regain their
former reputation.
The Penny Pos likewise has leader on the for.
eign news by the America and Hermann. The re-
marks of the Post are chiefly based upon the item,
with regard to Prince Menchikof, who Ia said to
have fallen into complete disgrace with his iape
rial master, the Emperor of ali the Russias. We
quote aportions
But Is 1t trues That is question Of serious mo
ment which the lapse OF very few weeks will set
tie. May it not after all turn out to bea we'll con.
cocted scheme OF the Emperor Nicholas, to blind
theeyes OF the Western Powers to the preparations
which, belt true or false. he has never for one
moment intermi:tedi
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TIMING. ET0-We are otad tn 9,

INNING, ETO-We are glad to see that
Mr.. CHARLES II. LANGLEY, so long and favorably
known to our citizens as a master workman in the
tin and sheet iron business has taken large estab-
iishment on the east side of 18th street, between
Main and Cary, where he intends carrying on his b,-
a. workman, well a prompt and faithful
siness more extensive scale than heretofore As
contracsor, we presume Mr.. l.. has no superior. To
those, then who have houses to tin, or other work
70 be executed in his line, advise them to give
Mr.. Langley their orders, feeling assured that his
charges will be moderate, and his work admirably
are tod
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DISHONEST CLERK.-Timothy C. Hammond. q
dry goods clerk, has been committed to prison in
New York TO await trial on charge of stealing a
large amount of silk goods from his late employ.
ers, James Beck g. Co
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TO THE PUBLIC.

- 3-e = NORFoLK, Dec lVsh, IH5S.
have been compelled TO abandon my coll siate stu
dies owing to both of my eyes becoming terribly In
famed, accompanied with very severe pain from
light also when looked at any object for even
few minutes ali at once, became dark even ulcerA-
ton Of the cornes had eommene-d; and Dr.. @. D.
Branerd cured my right eye of all nfla mmation by
fur minutes al caion, ard In "a hours tme The
left is al most entirely cured by minutes s
plication-aii pain from light, and blurrpg when
looking at objects has been removed LasI eve-
ming sat for more than two hours facing Q bright
canlpbine light. with perfect impunity-only forty
eight hours after the first application was msde.
la conclusion, am sasisaed that Dr. B. stands pro-
eutnenty supe dor to any other person Oeulist,
my had bsfaed all the ordinary modes Of treat
men and total blndness was test Hpproschine. A 10
lie, owe my sight TO the almost miraculous success
of the above named gentleman. go
WALTON FREEMAN,
do 29-2tS Sumertou, Nausemond co., Va.
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SERIOUS RIor-A serious affray took place at
Williamsburg, N. Y. last Sunday. James Cash.
one OF the ringleadsra had his skull cat open with
an axe, end Patrick Cash was stabbed in the
stomach. They are not expected to recover
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NOVEL EsTERrarrnKsr.-on Sat,


night next, at Odd Fellows, Hail. T. Bishop will give
ment," which will doubtless prove an amusing one.
from the many varieties it combines. Mr. Bishop as
many of our readers know, is a vocalist OF DO ordua-
ry merit having been connected at one time with
the famous Sesun Opera Troupe. The admission
but twenty i've CENTS which of itself will 90 far to
fill the house
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ORDINANCE VIoLArIoNs.-A number of
persons called before the Mayor yesterday, for
firing pepcrackers in the streets but ell of then.
them more fully.
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TRI-WEAshLY CONNECTION.


To Lynchburg, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
going Upj faro ....-...s4 D
Servants travelling without their masters, must
leave pass with tho Ticket Agent, and also shew
another to the Conductor.
An eH.ra charge will be made If passengers do not
obtain tickets. F.. II. GILL,
Sup't Transportation.
~ Washington passengers may go by the Junction
and reaeh that city IN a hours from Staunton taking
the night train of the Richmond, FREDERICKSBURG and
Potonhe Railroad COmpanY. h. h. GIAL. Sup't.
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hARrHA WASHINGTON CoLLEes-This Is the
name of female Institution to be erected in Alb
ingdon, under the patronage and control of the
Odd Fellows Of that place. .tr 4
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ExcHAKes HorEL.
Riehmond, ", Dec. sd, lsD J

Richm0iid, Va, Uet <5us fsS
~ N !, p~.s.vd. take grest pleasure in stst-
-; -. ~ s t ~ - .r.ant bs past have been ahiesed
vii. ruanias A. water oar Of one eye. that is almost
or quite eqas drop ssssy Ia,se me
~ X eficacinus that since khen. not - ex-
cssd ahsss drops Of water have aecunust.d IN the
s.sst ass ana feel infipiiei ree ved, not en-
s wsan go Win ADD. that The other eyeis mue
uIeiy Gu 4 having bern e. sghted. ard do no
ha,,a,s 70 recomnleud those having ieetvs eyes
-, ,'ss the experiment. The eoeS is nothin5 CON
parso Rural Retreat Wythe County. Va,
Member Of the Legislature.
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DEATH OF Mas OPiE.-We learn from England
that Mrs. AMELIA OpIE, the popular nuthor of nu-
merous works OF dctiou. died at Norwich, the city
of her birth, the I'd Instant at the age of eighty
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SHooKrrG.-Mr. Hayes, the keeper of the poor
house at Groson. Mass, last Sunday night murder
ed bis wife and three children, and completed the
awful tragedy by cutting his own throat.
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gyDR C. B. BRAlNERD --DR. BRAIHERD can
be consulted at the Exchange Hotel until Wednes-
day of next week, f,om 10 IL A. and to4 Z. Nj.
MJ stay will be short, therefore, let ali who wish
dressing me, post paid. boz 7ol, New York city,
ing the nature OF their case and whether the eye
bail is small large also whether The eye staads
obtain advice or TOR dollars, ip which
case the pay for advice will be deducted The poor
favorabiy considered.
A PUBLIC EXAMINATION At ODp-fLt
LOWS HALL.-On FRIDAY EVENING, tue SUD
instant. there will be pubic examination OF
cases treated BY DR.. Brainerd, for detect ~ asn.
The Examining Committee will confss of Messis
Robert Mayo, William Wallace and ,. w. LeweHea.
Dr. Brsinerd courts investigation. even the seyefes,
scrutiny. and as ths examination is . oe open anc
free to all, It il hoped that those Wns lnsJ -
Tha pubic are invited 90 ssIsnd The Hall viii be
opened ct o'clock and the skAfnina.ion sonncnee
al Z e'ciock. p. n.
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EHIoRArIos.-fhe number of emigrant ships
which left the port OF Liverpool during the month
OF November was 81, with total number of Ii, :
1872 a1us on board, being lees by 357O than in the
previous month
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PARRewis TROUPE had one of the largest au-
dienoes that ever assembled in Mechanics Hail. in
Petersburg, on Monday night
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MuRDEE-Peter Miller, young German, was
killed in an atray a. lager beer house in Bond ST.,
Baltimore, last Saturday night. Luke Burns has
been arrested on charge of committing the muir
der
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Too FAsr-William Mountoy was fined
81 and costs for strainng his horse ia second street.
contrary to an ordinance OF the city.
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Exca,scx HorEL.

KMhfnuNd- va Utc. z3d4 Iozt. z
n n n Hrafneyd-pear Sirs My wf- has been
,arribly afflicted th Inflammation In both res for
n,ors than three years-esen causing insanliy rosn
Bolfeu aud Cannon, besidea having pssd every wash
of whicb e0uld hear without abtAsaing tae desired
relief Ror six weeks. shs hal not heen ahis TO work
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NREAT NORTHERN MAIL ROUTE
w REDUCTION OF FARE TO BALTIMORE.
AND PHILADELPHIA.-On and after MONDAY,
the 18th August, Through Tickets to Baltimore and
Philadelpbia can he obtained Of this Company over
their route, via Washington, en- theifoiiowins terms
viz.
To Baltimore. 90
10 % W
Which secure to the passenger transit for self and
baggage through the city of Washington and Butt
more free of any extra charge whatever; and i've
daily lines are run between Philadelphia and New
York, at rates varying from 81 to SS for each first
caas passenger, ard proportionately for second
GLASS the public can now be at no loss for
cheap and comfortable trip to New York,
The Through Tickets named above allow reason
Bile soiourn In Washington and Baltimore, without
detriment TO aBy ptiviliess conferred by them
8. RUTH, Agent of Trsnsportation.
Offoe r. =. l. P. K. n. Co,
Richmoni Aug. I2rh 1873
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THE WouNnrD NxcRo-Rar

The WOUNDED NEcRo.-Barber, the slave
o Mrs Rebecca whitlock who ely stabbed
dangerously i'll that but little hopes now enter
taint d of his recovery. The wound inflicted on
the atb inst and yesterday Frederick was brought
eondtion Of Barber, tho sAse further postponed
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WnEELBARRows.-Of johnson de-
tected two negro fellows named Robert and Henry.
ia the service Of s. d. Denoon, while rolling whee
barrows on the sidewalks and reported them to the
Mayor. The consequences was, that Nix. D. was fined
81 and costs Ia each
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No CHANGE.-The Wilmington Journal ssys
that the statement relative to change IN the sehe-
dule of the Wilmington and Raleigh Railroad is in.
correct.
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Nor NUmBKRED.-Messrs Ellis & Peers
fined s5 and costs by the Mayor, yesterday, for
running wagon the strect that was neither let
tered nor numbered as the ordinance directs.
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1t was . yim of General Jackson's--Take
time TO de.iber but when the time tor action ar
riyes atop thinking.
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copy the following items from tho Washing

Benjamin buckingham, aged 81 years. shot him
self in a cave at New Milford. Con- He had made
$50 900 frs. voyage to California, and lostit
a second. ..sel
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UNCLE TONS CABlr.-Those who wish tn

UNCLE IONS CABIr.-1hOse who wish to
see "Uneie Toms Cabin" in its true ligh should
alta nd Metropolitan Hall tonight and see it put
upon the stage by. SsnforG's New Orleans Opera
for the production of this burlesque opers which s
said to be an admirable hit at Mrs Stoves extrava.
CANT romance. If you wish seat, 60 early as the
house will be crowded
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-29

EhBEzzLRMENT AND ARREsr--Three persons,
named McCsffrey, sceliger and Phillips, have baen
arrested in st. Louis, on the charge of embezzle.
ing about $4,000 from Mr.. Jacobs, a wine aud
liquor merchant OF Cincinnati