Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-15
- kEMS S.

Our accounts SItewitt. yesterday
are, that he had pa. very comfortable
night, and remainedA. os he was on
Thursday. His case critical one, but
hopes are entertained ShNecovery. 1t is a
satisfaction to know n SSf1sa,s' ...9.,5
for him that car IN uaRzost Nnssap
my on MIN, bo.Ss h,r afy and my
I MAN FnozBv TO Ds3 ohm Ford,
OfGxbridge, as we learf from lyoonsocket
PotrfeS> was frozen deaf fast Sunday
night he went to Hlakst,e, during the
day, and attempted t. tear, on foot in the
evening to the village ofAb Uxbridge Wool
en- Company, wherehe VI employed. He
was found in the h,hvslabou a mile east
of that village on Mpds nrning. A cor
oner's inquest was hda, u a verdict return
ed that the deceased Id from exposure to
the weather. The p4kellow was thinly
clad, and the night wasA nsely cold. When
found, he laid on hissr (, with his arms
folded across his breast. e was native of
Ireland, and had saved little sum Of money
to pay the passage of hlffiends to this coun-
try,
MECHANICS AssocIAIsI-We are requested
to say that no more boolEill be issued from the
library of this associatitntill after the annual
meeting, and all persons wing any books out,
are requested to return til forthwith.
FINE BEEF.-We saw, terday, two pairs of
very fat oxen walking at slow pace past our
office, and on inquiry leard that they were the
property of A. Peaslee &E(mpany, butchers, at
No. in the basement of t City Hall.
Unconscious of their doa, these cattle, per.
ambulated the streets to bite the organs of al
imentiveness in the epicuk of Worcester, and
the lovers of good eating I've only to be notified
OF the fact, that they wi be slaughtered this
to induce them tcall at No. on Mon
day morning, and make till selections of choice
cuts.
The heaviest pair of the oxen, which weigh
FIVE thousand two hundre and eighty pounds,
we're fatted by Major THOR of westfeld, and
the lightest pair were rais{ and fatted upon the
farm Of Rejoice Newton, Fq. of this city.
DR.. FooTE.-The PROVENCE Tribune, in an
article upon this gentlema's mode of practice,
remarks as follows -
The astonishing cures sffected BY electricity
llone, in different parts ofthe country, have oc-
.asioned general newspaper comment, but DR..
foote seems to be outyieim all his cotemperaries
n the medical profession il thetreatment of chro-
tic diseases, by uniting viii. electricity the Botan-
c treatment, Hydropathy, Nd Medicated Inhala.
ion. One great secret Of 5r. Foote'S success is,
nat he cieanses the systtp of all mercurial or
ther mineral matter, beforl administering medi-
ines. by which means thdlatter have their ap
ropriate effect. Rheumatflneivous, scrofulous,
onsumptive, cancerous, anil ,dvspeptic patients,
tho have not yet consultlf DR.. Foote, should
all upon him at once"
Since DR. F.'s arrival at The Bay State House,
! this city, he has receivl Ia several calls from
nose who have either beenfured, or are reviving
nder his treatment. As Ibis present visit to
Worcester will probably be short, invalids should
III upon him at once.
SoLIDIFIcATIoN OF CARboNIc ACID CAS-
hese rare experiments, whS eh probably have not
zen by twenty citizens in yfVorcestsr arc IN he