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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-24
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Are durable may be rsiieUed least, very short
time if there is actual dis0rgGRizqtion, by newly
discovered simple and expensive dies and treat
meut, very successful practice by Dr.. kAMSDELL
los Pleasant street, on Monday of each week.
Physicians invited to examine this method and
observe its It is believed it their
entire approval
Those able to pay The regular fees for treatment
9 to 10 A. NJ. diff do
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FEAraERs. HAZE MATTRESSES. FLOOR

CLOTHS AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS;
To which will he added all the new and choice styles OF
DRESS GOODS, as they appear in the market
MIR Harlon who has long been known the purchaser
Of goods for the old frm will have charge the same
department in The new; residing in New York ami De
voting hs Whole time To the purchase Of all kinds Of
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS, be will possess unu-
sual advantages for obtaioing the neWeSt sty2es
Goods upon the most faUorabie terms.
For these reasons snail BE- able to offer custom
ers at all times goods at handsome per cent less than
competitors can, and do not hesitate pledge our
selves act to be undersold by any one We believe,
therefore that it will only be necessary for show our
goods and prices liberal patronage; should
any person receive any other than the most polite
and gentlenaniY treatment from any in our employ
they VIII confer favor by reporting it once to some
member Of the firm.
JENKINS, HAMILTON. u CO.,
Successors to e. l.. HARDoN d Co, 146 Main St.
b. L. HARD0E, @. W HAMILTON
J. Il. JENKINS, G. A. WRITE
Worcester July rs, 1866. al dt
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ONE PRICE
G LOTHEN WARE USE
l5s mad 40 NTaia Street,
WORCESTER.
a. p. WARE 4 CO.,

CLOTHS, TAILoRS' TRIMMINGS,
Furnishing Goods, &C.. at Wholesale and Retail.
GnFAsaDss W "a Il G 40 Order,
WIKI neatness and Dispatch
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s"ltsbury Mansion School. LINCOLN eouARr.
worcester, Mass The Winter Term Of this BosrIin1
ana Day School for Young Ladies', will open on MONDAY
the 9TH Of january, next instead Of Wednesday the ~
as announced IN the Circulars j. v. BEANIE. Prin
Worcester, Dec. 10. 1856 dtJb 40,
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40 MARRIED LAnrEs

1t is peculiarly suited Il will in short time bring on
the monthly period with regularity
Each bottle price One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp Of Great britain, to prevent counterfeits
C 10 IONg
These Pills should be taken by females that are
pregnant during the frst three mouths they
TO bring miscarriage, but at every other time and
every other CAGE, they are perfectly safe.
sole Agents for the United States and Canada,
[. O. BALDWIN 10 CO., Rochester N. Y,
FUTILE q MOSES, Auburn N. T.. GeNgnAI AGENTS.
". Is. 81 and six postage stamps enclosed to any
thorzed Agent, will insure bottle Of the Pills by return
mail
For sale by one druggist in every town in the United
States.
BURR, FOSTER & CO., No. i COrnhl, Boston, Whole
sale Agents for New England
For sale by Vim. Bush Il Co, wholesale and retail
agents. and drugshts gener Jly mchls dawly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-24

Holiday Prrsemta.--T Is nothing moro nm
Ptopate aud nothing that would be IRE dearly cher
shei Dy your friend or relatives as ineuentn higb
rekaruthan s.ereossopic Ameograph kcness of voir
srli' Ihese entirely new Photographic produotonS win
lhe approoaton Of all Taken only by Cl4nn, 1873 Man
d22 AZ ~ ' NqA'nihe'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-24

Eh1PSESsA Nj 10 EtENA A LIES - DR.
CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.-rbe combination of ingredi-
.ns in these Pills is the result of long and extensive
practice; they mild in their operation, and certain of
restoring to its proper chsnel in every instance
have the ills proved successful. They are certain to
open those Instructions to which females LIABLE aud
bring nature its PR per channel whereby health is
stored and the pa9 and sahy countenance is changed
to healthy one. No female enjoy good health
less is regular; and whenever distraction takes
place. whether from exposure, cold any other causs
the general health Immediately begins TO decline and the
want oil snch remedy has been the of so many
corsumrtions among young females Headache, pain in
the side palpaon Of the heart oahiyg of food, and
disturbed sleep do most always arise from the Interrupt
ton of natures and whenever that s the case the Pills
will ably remedy all these eYils. In all cases of
painful zaensruati0u and spinal aft ctions
in the back snG abs lowness Of spirits hyst RIGS, &C.
Nor are they less eeacnus in the Of euchOrrhea
commonly called the Whites These pills should
err be taken during pregnancy as they would be sure to
bring miscarriage. Warranted purely Vegetable, and
free from anything injurious 70 life health Full and
explicit directions which sh uld be read accompany each
box
These Pills put up square fiat boxes Persons
siding where there is established, BY enclos
ing One Dollar in letter, prepaid, NJ b. Green Co
Worcester Mass have them sent to their respective
adfiYess by return Of mail.
NJ B GREEN Il CO., Agents for Worcester.
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Srh EREoTRPES y PHOTOGRAPHY.
v. ADAMS, formerly Of this city, will be- IN WAIpo
BLOCK Tor lew weeks 70 Introduce the new and beauti
u patent sphereoypei also new style OF pnotorranbs
which are much admired for their beauty and durabitv
vltcd 10 call. ar o'y' "a, IN
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THIS noble heart Of the old commonwealth
Beats HIGH and strong midst peace aud '''alth'

nealN lllHn ana sfonH mast peace stuu F"f'",
It's wealth Is seen In banks and gtocks,
he Works Of drt at Piper Block
Persons wishing TO oboiO superior businesses oil thom
selves friends need longer think tney must go To
Boston or New York for them, for BAbBlrF Is taking
pictures equal TO any obtained there His Daguerreo.
types are Acknowledged by all 20 be Of superior
and finish, and perfect likenesses' His Photographs
must be seen 10 be appreciated. Persons having daguer
reotypes of deueased friends hive ton enlarged 20
any required size paper by The Phoo aphc process
and then finished In oil or coors knr large bic
lures the Photograph is the best BABBLTT Is making
some splendid llk.nesses on polished glass In some
cases these to be preferred. For infants and restless
children the time OF sitting 10 so Short the natural OK
preston OF inc enid is easily retained. For goups aud
persons having weak eyes, this speedy process Is exce
lent 40 Judge OF the beauty and variety OF his spso
mems, eau az his rooms, Nos. - II. Piper Block
Main Street, Worcester au27 ar
Buim' of "a Thousand Flowers! aeade
90 Souwsh beautiful compleonp II So use the Bain
81 Ih0hSahe FtoWeTsh IL eradcates All Tan, rtapes
ana fteckles ircu the face For waehog aud shnying
anu cleansing the Tceth leaving a beautiful periuned
reath-ir HAS NO HQuALl
f6PRlDaE q co.. Boston, @. II. sFuRn sole agen
W "ofoester' mnb20 dty
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This Syrup for TIE of that fearful scourge Of
infancy and childhood, the GROUP" contains such
medicinal en- rgies as to render it prompt and
remedy for that complaint 1t is also equally eectual in
Colds Quincy, ard Whooping Cough.
this syrup are well known and approx by the regular
physician. Price % cents.
For sale by JAMES GREEN, and D. SCOTT Jr,
Ap,thecaries. A. J. SMITH, Chemist aud Druggist
Providence. div dlo
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-08-06
State Schools.

HoLsToN CONFERENCE FEMALE C0LLEGE.-
We are indebted to a friend for a Catalogue
ofthis Institution, from which we learn that
the College is in a very Furnishing condition,
and is doing much fer the elevation Of Fe.
male Education. This College is located at
Asheville, amid the beautiful mountaiR seen
cry Of Western North Carolina, which adds
much to the attractiveness of the school.
EDGEwoRTH-The exercises OF this in;ti-
tuition at Greensboro, commenced last Fri
day. We understand that all the arrange
ments are ample for the accommodation of
the young Ladies, and the Faculty is full
and competent. As the number will be linn
tied, those wishing to enter, had better make
early application.
JoNEsvILLE MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMIES.
The Principal of these popular Institutions,
writes us-"Our Schools have opened under
very fattering prospects. We have meyer
had SO many students the first week, ami
many more are still expected" =
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A SISTERS VALUE.

HAVE you Il sister? Thenlove and cher
ish her with all hat pure and holy friend
ship, which renders a brother so worthy
and noble. Learn to appreciate her sweet
influence, rs portrayed in the following
words -
He who has never known a sisters kind
ADMINISTRATION, nor felt his heart warming
beucath her enduring smile and love-beam-
ing eye, has been unfortunate indeed. 1t
is not to be wondered at, if the fountain of
pure feeling flows in his bosom but slug
gishly, CT If the gentle emotions of his ma
turc be lost in the sterner attributes of
mankind.
THAT man has grown up among affection
ate sisters, l once heard a lady of much
observation and experience remark.
And why do you think SOP said /.
Because of the development of all the
tender feelings of the heart
A sister influence is felt in manhood
ripper years and the heart of him who has
grown cold in contact with the world will
warm and thrill with pure enjoyment as
some accident awakens within him the soft
tones, the glad melodies of his sister voice
and ne will turn from purposes which .
warped and false philosophy had reasoned
into expediency, and ever weep for tn,
gentle influence which moved him in EARL
er years.
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Spirit of tgs 9gs, 8pleigk, yortB-Gsrolirs,
For the Spirit of the Age.


Dear readers of the Spirit. I would alike
address this question to all of you. Have we
love for God and our fellow man ? That love
which warns up the latent fires of the breast
and enables us to do good. That love which
speak to souls distressed, and bids them
look beyond the misty veil before their eyes,
and hope for brighter and far more happier
things. That love, which prompts US to go
to the couch Of pain and disease, and assuage
the pains and sorrows of the occupant, point
ing his weary eyes to God, bidding him to
RELY on Him who is his father, friend.
When we cast our glance back and see the
pains, trials and prosecutions JESUS under
went for the good Of mankind what love do
we see We see a love infinitely superior
to that love | have mentioned. Above which
prompted him to leave his throne on high,
where all was JOY and love, and to come down
among a wicked and a sinful world and to
endure labor, pain and the cruel death of the
cross, all for Low OF MANKIND. Was not
this indeed a great love? Should not we, in
order to be true followers of Christ, have
that love somuch exemplifed by the Saviour!
Yes, we should. We should have this love
becausei it is a commandments Christ, 'loye
one another Because it is a Distinguishing
trait OF theftruas disciple, BY this shall al
merkAOw That Easeaay&sfA
one another"
This precept of loving one anotheris strik
ingly illustrated by the parable of the Goo
Samaritan. In it Christ showed to the sci
righteous Pharisees their own folly in think
? ing themselves of more consequence an
more entitled to respect than any one else
He showed them, Of how much more cred
the Samaritan was worthy, than they wert
, to respect. The Samaritan loved his fello'
man and was therefore commended by GU
! Saviour, so He will also commend US if W
"go and do likewise"
!, When we look over our own fair countr
e and see the demon rum, should not we pit
: and love the victims of this plague, and IL
6 to do all we can to raise them up from tt
depths of degradation to a station worthy
, the love of Christ? Undoubtedly our a
J swer will be, yes we should. Why, the
delay? Up and put thy heart and thy har
:, to the work, and victory will perch on OF
banner at last. We have delayed too Ion
Y let us cast off our lethargy and say to the e
: envy, "You have had your day, we will ha'
ours" Let US enlarge and extend the circul
ton Of the Esprit Of the Age" as the sure
y mode of success. And now dear readers a
bidding you a short adieu, allow me to ST
scribe myself. Yours truly,
if G. E. W. D.
Portsmouth va
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y. w.
Wake Forest College, July 25, 1916.

bF The following tradition, concerning
the vine, is to the point: When Adam plan
ted the vine, and left it, Satan approached it
and said, Lovely plant! Twill cherish thee;"
and thereupon, taking three animals, a lamb,
a lion, and a hog, he Stayed them at the root
of the tree, and their blood has been imbibed
by the tree to this day, Thus, if you take
one goblet Of wine, you are cheered by its
influence, yet are mild and docile as the
lamb if you take two goblets, you become
furious, and roar and below like a lion and
if you drink of the third goblet, your reason
sinks, and like the hog, you wallow in the
mire.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-08-06

MARKS OF THE GENTLEMAN.-No man
is a gentleman, who, without provocation,
would treat with incivility the humblest of
his species. 1t is a vulgarity for which no
accomplishments of dress or address can
ever atone. Show me the man who desires
to make every one happy around him, and
whose greatest solicitude is never to give
Just cause of offence to any one, and l will
show you a gentleman by nature and by
parctice, though he may never have worn
a suit of broadcloth, nor ever heard of a
lexicon. l am proud to say, for the honor
of the species, there are men, ineverythrob
of whose heart there is solicitude for the
welfare of mankind, and whose every breath
is perfumed with kindness.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-08-06

ATLANTIC & N. G. RAILROAD Co.-The
annual meeting of the Stockholders of the
above company was held at Newbern on the
18th ult. Messrs. Whitford, Moore, Green
and Best were elected directors on the part
of the Stockholders; and Mr.. Whitford was
reelected President. The affairs of the COM
pany seem to be in good condition, and the
work is rapidly progressing. The directors
on the part of the State are Messrs. Ramsay,
Oglesby, jenkins, Stevenson, Latham, Woo
ten, Desmond and Chapman. Council Woo
ten, Esq, represented the State in the meet
ing. The Newbern Union says: We do
not believe that there is a road in the State,
that can boast of more competent officers
than that of the A. & n. G. Railroad. We
hope soon to be able to take a trip to the
mountains and back, and travel all the way
by Stedm-in the cars we mean"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-08-06
Chat with CORRESPONDENTS.

Bro. Thos. Wilson, of Walnut Grove, Orange
sends US six new subscribers, with the pro-
mise-"I will try and send you more if |
can" That's right, SO do. Thanks.
Mr.. Jos. Moose, at Smiths Turnout, in
York District,.S, c., sends US five, and says
"I will try and make it a club of zen" With
your energy you will certainly do it.
Another club from Wadesboro', sent by
w. II. Patrick, ESQ. Huzza for that spirited
town-G0 subscribers in less than a month is
really doing first rate.
Reuben Hoyle, Esq, sends a club of five
more from Jacobs Fork, Catawba, and re
marks-"I don't want your paper to go down:
I think all Temperance men ought to stand
up to you. Igot these subscribers without
much trouble. Perhaps you may hear from
me again. Although | am not a Son 0
Temperance, vet | am sound on the Temper
ance question:
A club from French's Creek, in BLADDER
county. sent by our old friend D. L. Mcmillan
"a Our young friend, S. I. Speer, ofMt
Nebo, in Yadkin county, sends US a club
with the remark-.I am but a lad, in m.
teens, but wiTl do al | can for your e%xcellen
paper. Would that some ore of age and in
fuence would exert themselves for it in GU
neighborhood. I will send you more soon.
"ELKIN,o is the name of a new P. o. i
Surry county, R. R. Gwynn, Esq, P. NJ
We have to thank him for a club of new sui
scribers.
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The Use of Rum will do you no Good.

1t will not increase your property no mer-
chant would deem a relish for it essen tial to
a good clerk, or partner in business. 1t will
not invigorate your body or your min d for
physicians tell us it contains no more nourish-
ment than fire or lightning. 1t will not in
crease the humble of your respectable fri ends:
no one, in his right mind, would est eem a
brother or neighbor the more, or think his
prospects the better, on account of his occa-
%caslonal use of intoxicating liquor. Nor will
it in the leastpurify or elevate your affections /;
or tit you for the endearments of domestic
life no parent, should you ask for his daugh-
ter, would require you first to become a low
er Of ardent spirits for, saith the prophet,
wine and its kindred indulgences take away
the heart" Why, then, should a rational
beng capable Of the purest enjoyment, yield
to a custom in no respect useful but rather
the occasion Of countless miseries ?
Unless they can show some offset to the
vast amount Of evil which they occasion, they
ought surely to be ruled out Of court. But
is any one prepared to maintain that these
drinking usages are necessary, or even use
full that men should use intoxicating liquors
as a beverage? Do they add yigor to muscle,
or strength to intellect, or warmth to the heart,
or rectitude TO the conscience ? The exper-
fence Of thousand, and even millions, has
answered this question. In almost every
age and quarter of the world, but especially
within the last twenty-five years, and in our
own land, many have made trial of entire
abstinence from all that can intoxicate. How
few of them will confess that they have sui-
fered from it, either in health Of body, or Ell
asticity OF spirits, or enesy and activity Of
mind! How many will testify that, in each
: OF these respects, they were sensible gamers
from the time they r~cnouheed the use of all
t alcoholic stimulants
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-08-06

~

1% The members ofold Concord Division,
MOL, (at least a portion Of them) have de-
termined to arouse from the lukewarmness
and lethargy that have been allowed to set
tie upon them, and resolved to set themselves
to work afresh and with energy to revive an
interest in the great work of the Temperance
reform in this community. Some gallant
spirits met on Tuesday night last, aud after
celebrating and consulting together agreed
upon the appointment Of a committee, to con
slider and report upon some plan best calcu
lated to effect this object-looking forwar'
to the holding of regular monthly or quarter
ly public meetings, at which our citizen
would be addressed upon this subject, an
urged to give the cause of Temperance thei
countenance and support.
1t is also proposed to make an earnest az
peal 70 the LADIES to cast in their lots wit
US, and help us sustain this great e~nterpris
In other communities WOMAN is coming u
noblY to the work. Under her influence, an
smiles, and cooperation, Divisions that ha
oeoA ao@huohSUs anu othei2 CnaU "olo a.
most 1angui4ning sshfitiaR have haen resu
citated, refreshsdand Refrigerated, and the
are pushing forward the triumphs Of Il
! cause to the most gratifying extent. The
sons, brothers, husbands, friends, are beir
brought into our ~''circle of honor" ehioyil
the protection and blessings Of our benefce
Order. The Ladies of Raleigh are not lie
benevolent and patriotic than others-th
are rs deeply interested in the welfare
their loved ones, as others, and we can b
believe they will enthusiastically respond
this appeal. When the committee abo
spoken of shall have made their report,
shall publish t,'and have more to say on t
subject.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-08-06

FALSE REPoRT.--Under this head, the
Greensboro Times says-We understand
that by some means a report is in ~circula-
ton West of this, to the disparagement of
the health of our town. And some young
ladies have been persuaded into other schools
on account of the report. Upon whose au-
thority the report was circulated we do not
know, but we do knoU, it is false. There is
not a single case of sickness in Greensboro
to the best of our knowledge, and there is
no place more exempt from local causes Of
disease.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-08-06

QUARTERLY LAW JoURNAL-The third No.
of this useful Journal to the Law profession,
is to hand. The first paper is headed 'The
Law of Limitation in North Carolina con-
tributed by Edward Cantwell, Ii. B., of Raj
eigh. This No. also contains the following
papers Notes of English Cases Constitu-
t%ionality of Act, March 31st, 1858; What is
Literary Piracy? What will authorize Re
mittances by Mail False Imprisonment; Con-
struction of Agency Act Power of Court to
Re-Hear; Attestation of Will. Evidence
Book Notices Revisors' Reports /; Index to
Grattan's Reports"
The Journal is published Quarterly, by J
w. Randolph, Richmond, Va; and Edited
by A. B. Guigon, of the Richmond Bar
Terms SIS a year.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-08-06

SINGULAR FATALITY.-At Cincinnati, Ohio,
on Wednesday, Patrick E.. Kelley died of
sunstoke. While attending his funeral, his
brother Edward was struck down in the same
manner and died. The next day. another
brother, Michael, was sent to jail where he
died of deirium trenaens.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-08-06

D2- Sickness among the hands in our Of
fee has compelled the Editor to bestow a con-
siderable portion Of his time to the m~echani-
cal department. of the paper; and he has
therefore been unable to devote as much at
tention as usual to his Editorial duties. A
double share of work in these hot dog days
will, we are assured, be a sufficient apology
for any deficiencies.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-08-06

HsGced my We.-Such is the testimony of
ry Davis Pain Killer. Where all other med
icines has failed, it has often effected a spec
DIV and complete cure.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-08-06

CHURCH DEDIoATIoN.-The dedication
of the Methodist Episcopal Church at Hen
derson, N. c., has been postponed until
the I'd Sundayin August next. Rev. S. S.
Bryant has consented to preach the SER
mon on that occasion.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-08-06

The Orygenated Bittersi is the best certified
medicine in the world for the cure of Dys-
pepsia and General Debility, "a safe and agree,
able tonic, giving immediate relief and a
Icheerful sensation of health and strength.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-08-06

The Crops. In North Carolina and in
nearly all the States, the crops have suffer
ed severely fer want of rain.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-08-06

Dy IHIs M6aHs W6HUP5 IHcFEds5 OHT CIT
.culation, and also be the means Of distribu-
ting good temperance reading for gratuitous
circulation. We invite all to avail themselves
of this way Of doing good. Our list must be
increased some how, and this will, we hope,
prove to be a good way to accomplish this
and.
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Premiums Premiums!t

We propose giving to all who forward us
Clubs of subscribers. the following Prem
ums, viz
For Clubs Of tffus, with five Dollars, 100 pa
ges of good Temperance Tract and Pamphlet
reading.
For Clubs of tsns and ten dollars, 125 pal
sges Of ditto.
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