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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-04

The Greatest Medical Discovery of the
Age MR. KEkNEDY, of Roxbury, has discovered in one
of our common PASTURE Weeds, remedy that every
kind of Humor, from the Scroula down
Pimple He has tried it in eleven hundred cases. and
has in his possession hundred certificates
its value, all within twenty miles of Boston,
Two bottles is warranted to nursing mouth.
One to three bottles will the kind of pimpes
on the face.
Two or three bottles will clear the system of biles
Two bottles is warranted to the worst canker in the
mouth and stomach.
Three to five bottles warranted to the
of Erysipelas.
One bottles is warranted cure all humor in the
eyes.
Two bottles warranted to cure running of the ears and
bl0tches among the hair.
Fors to six bottles is warranted to corrupt and
running ulcers.
One bottle will cure scaly eruptions of the skin.
Two three bottles is warranted the
of ringwom.
Two three bottles is warranted to cure the most des
perate case of rheumatism.
Three four bottles is warranted to cure salt rheum
Five to eight bottles will cure the scroua
benefit is always experienced from The first bottle and
perfect cure warranted when the above quantity is
taken.
vicinity of Boston, know the effects of it every case
So water will exngush fire. will this cure
humor. never sold bottle of it but that bottle sold
other after trial always speaks for itself There
two things about this herb that appears surprising
first that it grows in pastures, places quite
plenty, and yet its value has been known until dis
covered it in 1916; second that should all kinds
humor. have given it to children year old up to old
of sixty, from the homeliest in Boston, up to
thu belle of Nonanu and in all the cure is certain
No change of diet is the best you can
get have likewise an herb when simmered in oil
dissolves Scrouous swelling of the neck and under the
ears-price so cents.
Directions for Use. Adult, table spoonful per
day. children eight years. desert spoonful children
from five to eight years, tea spoonful AS nodirecton
be applicable to all constitutions take enough to operate
on bowels twice day.
MI Kennedy gives personal attendance bad cases Of
Scrofua.
Price 81. Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, 100
Warren street, RoXbury. For sale by REDDING & CO.,
State street, Boston.
For sale in Worcester by D. Scott, NJ Green 8.
White Il Co., c. A. Harrington Co.. E. H. Marsh, Il. D.
Wctherbee Caldwell Hill, Bush Il Co., James Greent
L. T. Lazell, sibey & Scott Clappvle George Rober
sOuthbridge, A. F. Ammidon. d1y nov2
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ACCIDENT ON THE WORCESTER RAILROAD
At quarter past II o'clock Thursday night,
as the New York express passenger train was
going to Boston, shortly after passing West
Needham, it encountered an OK upon the
track, by which the engine was, thrown off
and ran into sand bank, and was so COM
pletely buried that only the smoke pipe was
left visible. The baggage car was also thrown
off and badly smashed up, but no further
damage was done to the train, and no person
was injured.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-04

Dress-Makimg .-persons wishing to employ an
experienced DRESSMAKER, at their residences can be
accommodated by calling MISS GLEASON, at No S
Irving Street. dl2ts ol9
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attorney and Counsellor at Lao,
No. Brinley Hall, Worcester, Mass
ole diff
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NINE ACRES OF LAND for sale, 4 mile
" from City Hall suitable for Gardening.
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THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA,
Bombnrdmcnt of sebnstOpoI.

IMPoRTANTFRoA THE SEAT or WAR.
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Ncru advertisements.

E-Fassss5ssssss:sast- b. g. w. II. II. NOTICE.-On
ssi@" and after Monday Nov. 6, 1854, Passenger
Trains leave Worcester for Boston, as follows: at and
go A, Nj q 20 Ex), 4, aud III Ex) P. NJ.
Leave Boston for Worcester at 730 % Elk } A. NJ; q
a Ex.) and P NJ. G. TWICHELL, sup,t
NOTICE.-The subscribers to the WORCESTER
IN MUTUAL LOAN FUND ASSOCIATION, are re-
quested to meet at John Fields 0nce, on SATURDAY
Evening, Nov. II, at O'Clock, effect an organization
nj dot Per order.
A NTI-SbAVERY LECTUR ES.-We un-
IA derstand that the Directors of the Anti-Savery So
ciety have nearly completed their arrangements for a
Course Of Ttoeiue geekly Lectures during he coming
winters and that they expect to present list of Lecturers
surprising, in ability and eminence any offered in
this city. diff n4
E9ARE CHANCE.-s1X EXCELLENT BUILD
ia ING LOTS AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Will be sold on the premises on Tuesday. Nov. It'll,
at O'Clock p. NJ very desirable BUILDING LOT sit
uated on the corner Of Mason and Pleasantsts.
Also
FIVE GOOD lots,
On Mason-street, leading from Plea SAINT.
The above Lots all Of good size, add have Fruit
Trees now on them. This will prove a rare chance as the
owner must sell at any rate.
Terms easy, and made known at sale.
ALEX. PUTNAM Il S. s. NJ. REDDING Auc'rs
n4 DIT
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A. Whiting, Teacher of the Organ, Piano 70, re
and Cultivation of the Voice Also, Agent for VIM.
Emerson's Celebrated Pianos for sale Pianos Tuned
Rooms No. Piper Block, up stairs. junI dom =
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Sparkling Soda Water. with the usual variety
Of choice Syrups. Fifty Tickets for one dollar.
L. I. LAZELII, Apothecary,
may1 diff POI MainSreet
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Intelligence Office. Having been duly licensed
to keep Intelligence Office the undersigned is prepared
to furnish Hotels, Boarding Houses and Private Families
with American and other male and female help Order,
from the Country promptly attended to- Persons in want
of help and those wishing for employment are invited e
call.
~ Tenements, Stores, and Offices to be let.
IL MONEY to loan collateral security
auto dly LEWIS c. MUM, 233 Main ST.
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LEWIS @: MIINN

HDOARDERS WANTED A gentleman and
AD Lady, two single Gentlemen can be accommodated
by applying at % Exchange-street. S. p. JOY
n4 d6t*
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JAMES e. ESTABROoK,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR At LAW
dT No. Hnion Block, Worcester. d&wtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-04

BEouEsTs.- Rev. Leonard Woods, d. D.,
late Of Andover, recently deceased, bequeath-
ed in his will, the sum Of 800 to each of the
following societies
American Tract Society, American Board of
chusetts Missionary Society (for home mis-
sions,) American Tract Society, Doctrinal
Tract and Book Society, Colonization Society,
American Education Society.
He says in his will:
With all of these societies | have been
long connected, and l make the above men-
toned small requests to them as a token of
my cordial attachment to them, and my de-
vout desire for their prosperity in all time to
come
DIR. Woods directed, in his WILL that there
shall be no inscription on the stone which
may be placed by his grave, except the follow
ing 81
Rev. Leonard Woods, d. D., born in
Princeton, Mass, June 10, IVA, graduated at
Harvard College, 1876, ordained as a minister
of the gospel at West Newbury in 1898, inau-
gurated as Abbot Professor of Christian The
ology in 1908, resigned the Office in 1876, died
-, aged -"
DIR. Woods died on the oath of August,
1854. He had nearly completed history of
the Theological Seminary, i'll Andoyer, and
left directions in his will that the manuscript
and documents pertaining to it, should pass
into the hands of his son, Leonard Woods, ID.
D., of Brunswick, Maine, to be published
according to the plan laid out and nearly fin
ished.
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A. Prcntiss, Designer aud Engraver upon Wood
and Stone House Crescent Street All orders left
with O. W. RICE, at L. D. Goddard h Co.'s, will meet
with prompt attention Particular attention paid to Draft
ug Machinery. dec30 DIFF
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l.. Il. Nichols, M. D., Homeopathic Physician
Residence No. liz Main Street. Office Hours from to
A. NJ; to 4, and to P. NJ.
August s. 1853 11y
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NNOOD CHOPPERS WANTED-con-
Wv slant employment can be had till gpring.
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Nath. Pike. S. Smatt, call at this Office.
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'For zoe peak.chat knop, and testify of ,ohat Oe
haze seen"
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SwINE'-H any business was run into the
ground, the hog trade in New York enjoys
that notoriety. The price is so low, and sales
so slow, that both pigs and owners are past
squealing; or if they attempt it, the notes run
upon so low key that they cannot be heard
beyond the walls of the pen.
Wenoticed sale to- day at Bulls Head, of
ninety snug, corn-fed, this State shoats, av-
erage 100 pounds, from Wayne county, by s.
w. Allerton, at 4 3-Sc per b., live weight
A drove of large well fatted Ohio hogs sold at
same rate.
An Ohio drover left here week ago, to stop
a drove he had ordered sent forward, but was
half day too late. They are not of very
saleable quality, though fair; but he tells us
that he cannot get man to-day TO make him
any kind OF an offer.
Col. Radcliffe, of Ohio, has been in the
business thirty years. He says he never saw
the trade SO completely blockaded as it is at
this time.
What can drovers expect, to keep rushing
their hogs into a market in this condition p
Do they ever read our reportss VIII they
read that by the Erie Railroad alone, last
week, the receipts of hogs were S,293s A
large portion of these were from Ohio; and
1000 pork carcasses came by the Hudson Riv-
er market boats.-N. Y. Tribune.
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MAssAcHUsETTs.- correspondent sends us
the following tirst-rate notice y of Henry j.
Gardner, the Know Nothing nominee for
Governor of Massachusetts. He says:
:" The nomination of Mr. Gardner falsiiies
all the promises of the managers OF the party.
To the mechanics, whom they promised a
pump maker for Governor, they now offer
Boston capitalist. 10 the radicals, whom they
promised man after their own heart, they
present Hunker of the straightest sect To
the temperance men, whom they promised a
prohibitionist, they vouchsafe one of the early
founders of The Boston Chronicle, the rum or
gan ! 10 the Anti-Nebraska men, whom
they promised an anti slavery extension, anti
of ~ &C.,, NJ; ny ~ ~
,,ro;sod by tbot ore,o,, of rao,,o,, hoes and Wob
F ster mon ne Bosto,, Co,,sier A for ,,rocla;m.
inc that +be dow Of +bor occession to ,,o,vo,.
sboniJ no VII +bo faII ~,
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5 1 G. N PAIN NC.
S, HOYT.

Id front street.. Worcester, Mass.
s22 diff
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lev UIIOE To EAHI BTIURS AT TIIE
~ CRYSTAL PALACE.-WArERBURY DYER. Of the
City of New York, Auctioneers authorized make
sales of any and all goods in the Crystal Palace which may
be entrusted to them by Exhibitors.
JOHN H. WHITE, Pres. Crystal Palace
Neg York. Oct. q. 1S54
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G In pursuance of the above appointment we hereby
give notice to all owners Of goods now within the Crystal
Palace) who desire to have their goods included our
Catalogue Sales at AUCTION within the Palace forward
us Immediately, for such sales (by mail express)
complete invoice of each artcle also order upon the
President of the Crystal Palace Association a. H. White
Esq for the delivery Of every article enumerated in their
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-04

AN UNMITIGATED ScoUNDREL.-A most sim
gular case of kidnapping, and the subsequent
escape of the little girl occurred in this city on
Tuesday evening. between and 6 o'clock
As a little girl, the daughter of respectable
parents, residing on the hill, in this city, was
returning home from the Colonie, and while
passing through North Pearl street, between
PATRON and Van Tromp streets, she was
caught up bodily by some unknown scoun-
drel, Immediately gagged and blindfolded, her
hands fastened, and she was carried to some
house in that condition. She was taken to a
dark room and seated in chair. The ban
dages were taken off, and she was told to re
main there until he could get light and then
show her to her chamber. On his leaving the
room, and not fastening the door, the thought
occurred to her that this was the time to leave,
and try once more TO see her mother, i'll which
she succeeded, by running as fast as her trem-
bling limbs were capable of carrying her.-At
bGny Argus.
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The sales will be exclusively for cash, and will in
clude goods of all descriptions within the Palace; and in
order to arrange the different articles exhibition
for SALE and to prepare catalogues for particular days of
sale, the immediate attention Of Exhibitors is requested
The day of each safe, and particulars will be found
the New York Journal Of Commerce. and Courier and
Enquirer. WATERBURY, " DYER,
Crystal Palace Auctoneers
New York, Oct. p, 1854 Store No. IS Broad-st.
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Quadrille Band.-DoRMAN L. MOoRE,S Band
will furnish music for Balls, Parties &c. Apply to O.
Dorman 10 Arch street, either of the Music Stores
Worcesteri or John Moore, Westboro'. diff oil
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DY THE DAY OR HOUR-Women ca
.A0 had to work by the day or hour
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For County ooriml,.ioner,- -OTIs ADAMS Of Orator
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HOUSE FOR SALE On Winter, near Green
In street-two distinct tenements; only $780,
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TENO BE LET.-A good Tenement on Chatham st;
IL on Endcott street, rooms, at low price,
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Mooney TO LOAN! Persons in want of money
4NA collateral security invited to call at this oc,
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Clutch nnd Ga nm bia. 5000 lbs Clutch; 300 Id,
Gambia, Just received and for sale by
G. s. h A. J. HOWE,
mchZ9 du Worcester Bank Block
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FnoaI wA.HrNeron-Tnn Apnrsr.rnArros Arp

FROM WAsHTScroN.-THK ADMINISTRATORS AND
CtBA-iHE souLE AFFAIR, Erc-The annexed
inteiiigehce Is copied from the Y Herald of
aonosy Asa matter of political gossip, it is inter-
esting. Time will show how much importance may
be attached thereto:
A vey warlike despatch has come TO hand from
buchanan touching our relations with France Ia
| connection with the Sandwich Islands, Cuba, the
Dliioh AFFAIR aI San Francisco, the st. Domingo
intrigues, and the Soule question. =" Old Buck" In
this despatch, urges the mos. decisive measures-a
poweIiuf navy-the immediate anne xation of Cuba
ut all hazards No time TO be lost. We must defy
frabce-England will stand off; and in deiying
1.-The ever faithful island of Cuba" He opposes
any immediate action concerning the Sandwich
isianus- ihey viii keep. He goes for Cuba before
anything else. and to the exclusion of everything
else which may interfere with Cuba.
Marcy win resist this programme and will have
to go out He is too siow-the Kitchen Cabinet
are in the conspiracy. They believe that the Presi-
dents position can be only retrieved by war; or a
strong coanter-eXctement our foreign affairs,
against the political revulaions at home. If Marcy
gees out the plan of Soule and Co. is to put Bu-
chanan In his place. The Presidents message to
Congress will probably tell the whole story. The
issue is between the Congress at Ostend and cur
Premier. If the former triumphs, we author
ICED 10 say that shall have Cuba In less than six
months-no matter how 1.-THE more pacific policy
of Marcy is adopted by the Pre- iden IL is reported
tudt DUu'e ana puCHdudu VIII icsiSu m
home to agitate The question here-Sanders remain
ing to keep the pot boiling on the other side.
Soue, is said, will not return TO Madrid through
Francewill not even go to Paris to partake OF the
banquet proposed to be given him there, but win
take the San Jacinto, at South ampton. di-
rect for Spain the ship having been detained by Mr.
Buchanan for that purpose But, In the meantime,
1t is feared that the revolutionary affiliations of
Soule in London will result in still more aggrava
ting complications with France and Spain. Hence
Marcy is gloomy and taciturn. He evidently sus-
poets the plot against himthe troubles in embryo
and is sorey rerplexed Pierce viii not listen to
the recall of Soule as matters stand. They have
gone too far Marcy will, therefore, be compelled
to allow our ilibustering minister to run to the end
OF his tether. Souls and bis freeating diplomatic
associates have thus secured the upper hand over
Marcy and he is powerless. Soule Is practically at
the head of our European AFFAIR.", and it will go hard
If we 10 not obtain a red hot war, or as beautiful
quarrel with France and Spain as the Cuban Junta
could desire nethlne is almost certain-we shall
either have "jully row" with France and Spain,
revolutionary fuss in the family at Washing
ton.
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MISCELLANEOUS
II MONT, ONE AND Hat
- MILES EAST OF R.CHMONn rsn ~ - NA<IA

- ~ niles EAST OF RICHMOND FoP s.1E
enet ior sale privately, ny residenc. ana sn., :
uen!ico county, one and half mi es from, m. . - ~
poration line On the New Bridge Road aud 49,, Ut.
Opposite high Meadow" Containing rs sc,ss "
under new fence The dwelling Is of bries So.
rooms TWO c lsets and large lock room Tbe f;,eh
en- - a 50 brick There is GARDENERS hopee Is ~
s2 feet and two stories, with brick cellar thu ~
OF the house for storing root creps appIes &c tn.
oarn is I'D by 10 feet with stabfiug for 10 head 80
horses aud carrisge room, all under the sar,s roof
pesaes thers are the necessary negroes houses a
.ne bottom, and finished over the top BY hand
mousse Is situated convenient to all the bu ldn %
sua s iarrn yard Besides. there are three hcld nm
aihns spriu g bursting from a space 20 feet sq.ar-
sul.ouaoed by cool grove of holly, oak ar d other
ass ana you'd make proper place of resort for
ies no children to eat ice cream and boil IL
were htted up, ss such places are in the psieh.
ooIIooo OF The Northern cities The sreat-r ma Of
u Iana mss been ashed aud lined aud a great d-a
ot street aust and manure hauled from R'chmond on
IT. mere Is young orchard of 100 apple trees some
OF Wh,ch bare fr the first time this wear nearly 500
OF Wnicn are Wine Sap" Apple. The remainder
co'set OF 2O varieties of the most approved North
ern Apples; well selected Pesch orchard Of mors
than loo Also % cherry es of the best kinS
apflcot pum &c. The place 10 suicie ntly near for
tnS purchaser TO educate his children in Richmopd
The York a1d Richmond Railroad runs in a fev
hundred yards of the land.
orterms and price spp to
JOHN H. PARKHILI. or
"a, -. GODDIN APPERSON,
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n NOTICE.-Wm. Fl. Benson having. bv n

ri OIICE.-Wm. Fl. Benson having, by
deed of trust, recorded in the Clerks Office of
the Hustings Court O. this city on the I8h of Nov.
iS74 to me, for the benefit of his creditors
an OF ns store accounts and property all pc rsons in
Deed 10 hlm are requested to pay their accounts to
hlm or to ne, without further delay. And in pur.
suanc. OF the power vested in me by that deed I
nave appointed the said Benson agent to carry on
has business. as Tailor, and sell at private sale
until public sale shall be made, the stock of goods
IneIeln conveyed; but. by the terms of the deed
without any responsibility my part for sny con-
tract he sy make. VIM 81 LYONS VIII
no 2l-lw Tr,s+..
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ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD PETERS
BURG AND LyNcHBURG SEcTloN.-To those who
sneer at the want OF enterprise in the Southern
States, we would commend, says the Baltimore Pa.
triot, the experience OF this important work II is
1913 miles long and cost $4,000 per mile or about
81 00O,0O0 1t was conmerc in November 1850,
and finished November 1854. The entire work has
been made exclusively with slave labor, and uu
der the superintendence of Virgnsns Its reve.
nue. for the ensuing year is estimated at $500, COO
This road belongs TO q connection from the Allan
tie to the Mississippi at Memphis. The whole of
this line is under construction with the same
energy, and will not be long before the first con-
nection between the heart of the Southwest aud
the Atlantic will have been completed by the South
ern States of Vireinil, Carolina, Tennessee. and
Alabama.
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FALL FIGHTs" IN TExAs-The Leon (Texas)
Pioneer, of the lst inst, says:
On Wednesday afternoon, our usually quiet and
peaceful village was made the scene of a sort of
consecutive and systematic series of beIiserept
demonstrations OF nature not calculated TO
confer much character for peace and sobriety on
the actors. The result of the brawl was, outside
of great deal of cursing, caucusing and cayortinp
one man knocked or rather tripped over, another
taken off his mule in rather rude manner another
slightly tapped with cowhide pistol fred. a
man laboring under the impression that said ps-
tol was pointed towards him. and while under the
effects OF this deiusion, he did some tall feats of
horsemanship in the way of turning corners and
getting away
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A VALUABLE STORE HOUSE AND
- = n DWELLING IN TdE TOWN OF BOW
bINH bInNH G6EEN. CAROLINE COUNTY. VA AT
pRiVATE SALE BY GODDIN & APPERSONN
me property i. nearly new, built Of wood aud
Is wen stnated In the town. two and a half miles
Irom the Railroad running from Richmond city to
trseeTicksourg The store room is well fitted up.
ana ana u large and eommodous. with Grocery Room
i've good rooms, nestly papered The out.hon.es
consist OF Lumber House, Wood House and Kitchen,
Ihers Is also another house upon the lot f,oniins
on the street with two tenements, occupied as of
sold low. van DC
TERMS will be, one-thrd cash, the balance in two
VI eate, Intele9t added 21-6t