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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-20

NJ,
medical aid.
Have you called on DR. SAMPSON, of Boston If not
this is t. INFORM you he has taken Rooms at the
Lincoln HOuSc, Worcester
Where for shor time, he will receive PATIENTS desiring
his aid Office hours from A. NJ. to P. NJ. and from
2to6PM.
invalid relief is at hand will you not avail yourself
eff Itmatters not what youa desease is If within the
reach of human skill If it is durable case Dr. samp-
son will furnish You with remedies that will produce an
e N TIRE CURE!
This is no mere assertion hut is bused upon facts and
abundant proof of the almost miraculous produced
by him will be furnished desired His method of e.
amining the disease Of PATIENTS and treating their d.
feases very different from that employed by the medi
cal faculty in general and hundreds of cases that the
treatment ordinarialy employed by our old school
physicians and Others has failed to relieve have been
speedily relieved and permanently cured under DIR.
SIMPSONS treatment.
Many say they would oaH If DR. s. was going to re
main In the place. That should not be Objection if
man can cure He never makes but prescription if
the patient taxes full course of medicine of him, His
examinations, which Free never fail to give salts
Ia lion. He examines, locates and describes the di
sease with which the patient is afflicted merely holding
the hand, asking questions information whatever
in any
Dr. s. respectfully invites visits from those afflicted
with diseases, such Oatarrh, Asthma Bronchitis Pull
monary Diseases and those disorders tending to Con-
sumption Also, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and Costive-
ness Diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, Genera Debi
ty, Fits, Rheumatism Paralysis, scroulas Humors.
complaints peculiar to Females and all Chronic Diseases
The visit viii costyou nothing and life, comfort, health
and happiness may be preserved thereby. DR.. s. does
not promise to cure every one many incurabe
He frankly states to patients their true condition. and If
they wish medical treatment he furnishes it. but in no
call on Dr. s, Immediately, you desire sure safe and
efectual medical aid apl4 d6tis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-20

WNOR sALE-one COPPER KETTLE. go CALLS
m (" - ia Y
In good order s. f. HODGES, Leicester
apo DIV" lt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-20
From "a Wesl tneton Stnr.l

Among the many preparations now in use for The re
storing preserving and Identifying the hair there are
none that we can recommend with confidence than
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative, now in general use
throughout the States This preparation possesses the
most invgoratng uaties and fails of producing
the most happy results when applied according to rec
tons We refer readers to the advertisement for
rev OF the nhmerable certificates which have been sent
BY parties who been benefited by it, and who feel
happy in giving testimony its wonderful effects produc
ed on them.
o; j. WOOD CO., Proprietors, 812 Broadway, New
York, and ia Market street, St. Louis NJ.
REDDIEG & CO., Boston, Retail Agent.
GEo. Il. SPUR, A. ent for Worcester.
apo dty3mis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-20

Has removed hz office from 1SS Main street to AMERICAN
Houss BLOCK directly opposite where he viii be happy
tosee patrons and friends apo dtt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-20

NNl ANTED--An American Boy, IA 70 ie year, II
Wv agej an American Girl, 10 work in Dlnne Han
Apply at Lincoln House. d3tis apo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-20
WANTS.

ROK WANTEDs-Wsnted in the Dry Goods
- store Of the subscriber, an active and intelligent
come well recommended. CHARLES A. UPTON.
apis II
A MAN possessing good business qualhcations,with
"A NATURAL easy address, will ind grand chance to
make from SlSto $500 per week, BY calling at Room SO
Lincoln HOUSE. Worcester, from 10 a. M to D. m. and
from to p. m. None but Of middle age need ap
ply. DIFF II ! apI8
SITUATION WANTED-By young man,
- as Book Keeper, has had three years. expert
encee in Single Entry. Best Of reference gven.s AID
dress f., Key Box %, Worcester. dot apIe
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-20
LOST AND FOUND.

OST-somewhere in the vicinity Of Green street. a
IL Pocket Book containing small sum Of money and
several notes. payment Of which has been stopped
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leayiog the
same at No. Jefferson street. JOSEPH DEM0ND.
Worcester, April 4, 1857 diff ana
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-20

N B.-Sacoud hand Furniture bought and removed
without trouble to the SELLER at 232 Main street.
nch13 d6n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-20

4 OsT YESTERDAK-A NOTE payable to
- Geo. 2, Bryant Co., dated April /, 1851, amount
s29O6 signed by Ethan Allen, pay able at Mechanics'
Bank Worcester. The finder will confer a favor By
leaving the said note at G. P. Bryant Co.'s Store All
persons are cautioned against purchasing the same
the payment has been stopped.
Worcester, April II, 1857. dot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-03
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

WAsBIS0Toy, Jan. %, 1927.
The DEATH OF PnEsroS 5. Brooks, OF SoUrE
CaRULiSA.
The sudden death of the Hon. P. 8. Brooks, Of
South Carolina, has cast an luexpresAbs feeling Of
gloom and sadness over our community Toone who
knew him intimately while living, simple tribute 10
his memory, now that be Is dead. may not be amiss
although vi course his friends IN Congress will EN-
oan his MEMORY with words 10 be recorded in the
annals OF our cuuptry's history.
MIR. Brooks was about thirty.six years Of age
His figure was tail and military, reaching height Of
six feet two inches and over His face was youthful,
earnest, open, and expressive. The honesty Of the
aaS-the uoblest gift Of God, shone through every
feature and expression. His eye wss large and had
that steady and fired qualify which retains the conf
dence OF frends and awes into respect enemies.
saw the body this morning. and the dead face look
ed ten years younger than while living,
Day before yesterday, learning that be was
indisposed, called at bis rooms at Browns and
found him alone in his private parlor. He was
half reclining On the sofa, and seemed to be
under tue effect OF q e-yere Lod. We talk
I'd over great mauy matters. r:nong ohers,
the submarine telegraph between Europe and Anne
RIGA, in which ne Expressed much interest. He ssked
NE how ] learned of his lndlsposltion, a. he was
afraid possibly there have be- some announce.
ment 10 the House. I'll is only cold, and shall be
about In few days" sat in hi, room some time, aud
of bic friends calling in 10 see him. left. The
next morning called again at his rooms. He was
very much prostrated. He improved during the day.
Last night about seven O'clock. h- expired by sud
den attack of strangulaton. And thus went out
bright and pure light. Thus passed away as noble
and chivarOus soul as over trod the Halls OF Con-
gress.
Preston s. Brooks was man in every sense of the
term. He was utterly incapable of deceit or indirect.
ness. Brave d lion, his nature wes gentle, gems
rou., and overfowing wit. the milk of human kind.
nee.. May his namo be Cherished by all who love
manhood and nobl-ness! His own beloved South
Carolina will, no doubt, erect to bis memory aud
fame 30 appropriate monument.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-03
From the National lnregcucer, Jan. ~
FUNERAL OF THE HON. PRESTON ).

Both Houses OF Congres. yesterday paid the e. 81
solemn tribute Of respect 10 the memory al rl' :;
Preston ). Brooks, late a Representative irvu I! u
State of South Carolina. In the House u i. .,r-
seu.afiyes the event was announced, III i,yi sl,.
eloquent terms, by Mr. keit the colesgu. NJ .,,
of the deceased, who briefly sketch.d the y bin, q
reer OF his late beloved associate. and ,r
gentle and manly traits oil character tor wi.pr IL.
was distinguished, short hs earihS cUi,rr i,t
been. Mr. keitt moved the customary u;ru' "
respect and coincidence aud these w.re se:unirl nI
supported in appropriate speeches by M Z 'nnW
Of Mississippi, Mr.. Savage OF TeaB--se-, u, tAut
bell Of Ohio, and Mr.. Clipgmau o. Nortt Ca.n.r g..
During these impressive eIercsts, IN tie ir'sr &c
OF througed lobbies and galleries, tho rost v!u!,
and respectful slepce was observed.
The resolutions and proceedings Of the 1"usr iIrr-
ing been announced 10 the Senate. MIR. E,st-. c
South Carolina, moved tho adoption of tie usust
marks of respect, and epfvro.d Ito mor:ou - a..
and a.ctionate tribute 10 the late honor, ' ts-'
tative of district remarkable for the mi -, :
those who had preceded him IN The high mat ii1
referred merely TO the names Of Robes Gn d.Uc lar
per. John Z. Calhoun, and George McDI Tie t" r',v
that the district had always looked TO the mol liI
nent aud illustrous Of s sons as the dtpos.ihis
ts interests in the National Councils. Dir. iumts'.
of Virginia followed 10 truly chasts ai me-. So.
eulogy, and improved the occasion to ~. t'''
propriety uf greater prevalence OF tboae Ell m'i
of mutual federation and kindness which ehouG -
ways characterize the brotherhood OF col..:.. h4
manity.
Mr.. Toombs then rose to pay tribute Ct resn - -
bis friend, but was soon so mech oyerpowe-sd !! :
sympathies that he found it impossible TO -uvs,d
After few moments Of solemn si!encs. Er e,,.y-
:ions of condolences |ers, on molten OF Jc pgnisr,
unanimously adopted. and the Senate, at tts ~
pointed time, repaired In body to tie Hall n' l:s.
representatives., whore the obsequos usus! ~ sar u:
occasion we're performed by the Chap!Sins O.! o. a
two Houses in the presence Of the Presirmt @: 80
United States, the President elect, the Judge 81! tra
Supreme Court, and other public furciuua:is-, ~ =
an immense crowd Of sympa;hz;ug spec'a'".t
The body conveyed TO 8 vault in thr Cr"'r :.
sonal Cemstery, TO await the further dEsgiVu :.
the bereaved family and friends.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-03
NUMBE 81.
A KING WILLIAM FOX Hunt.

hessrs. misunderstanding 10 prrviou- - 70
u,ents' party of adie, and gcnllem.n. ':a Z:
oe'"eeh tnirtyhv and forty. met ihr lGl M
uear INC A'quinton Church and started "rr u % r'-
guar iok nuhs. Although the weather -. a,
uie iaues appeared TO mind il Very little. ~! -.
irmnn were in fine spirit. and nnr ~ :; ir, t. .,.
try; indeed, II seemed the Rge of eli air, had ,,i.
ed. when gazing on the assenblage uf i.;r ur!i. - Il
gallant kn'ghfs amid the tramp'ny sr,.,, ;.
sounding horns. After tho ren.. .zv,us snJ D -:
consultation the ground to hunt was sg,o.d To-.
OF we went "with hearts 90 ligh- and i..,
cayacnde, with laughing and Ia kim, ,.I; go.
reached the Panunky low-lands. >ll-p. = W.. 81, y
observed and the hunfsmen saw tha. ,h . -
hunted diligently the lands Of Dr.. Gr unr> A,f. H..
gan, Mrs. General Braxton, DR.. WIN p B1xur.
Mr.. VIM. A. Braxton, then ou the farm ni Mr. &! /;
A. Munday. Iu his low grounds, We srar.ci .i,,. (
at balt.past twelve. Really never wun--s.' =.
display OF horsemsnship by lsiur Tr.y " u,
with as much zest ns the gentlemen. The '.,nl. V
being eager, the run wa, short. good many H..
dogs were thrown our, and REWARD, n wi! r-- a. ',
made bis escape We We're growing c'ld aiii ii irs',
but being on Virginia soil, whore prour-'Hi. -,
noted for their hospitality, abou: hslf pss: ~ Nr.
invitation to come to tho house ard get stne +. y.
meDts. This was pleasant intelligence. E!.o !n., Z
cold, the gentlemen thirsty, the nvt.a.i, : u So
mously accepted. We procetded un,eiat, /, u = :
house where We were moet kindly r-cr,v-d ~ NJ.
and Mrs. N. The ladies partook Of s"ue r.,t ,.i,.
mrnis and the gentlemen s!aked their mir; wH
then resumed our saddles and nded ctr "v IL,
Mrs. P.'s who gave US eordisl rec.pnn Tns
passed 20 agreeably that we took Dore Nv Ii
hearts are glad time fi.e FAST" IIowt,,., NJ, g.
dusk we sat out for our Respective Eome,. w'it .'.
understanding that il should not hr hai p>ll.r. (;
but the hope Of meeting again 10 e Joy aEu'l.r rl
sport, gladdened our Otherwise rtdd.L,a 'r", 5.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-03
rur rApIpp-kEvr>IIE &c


The President OF tho Senate has laid L'~r III !
body communication from tns S'cfe'"'y - '""
Treasury, made in compliance with rtso.''" r. q.
ing for an estimate as 10 what would be iLe ni L.!
income Of Government, If one fifth "t III" ~ - %
thorised under the rarif Of lS46 were r-inir W..
if one.four,h; and what fore third were 20 u" '
The Secretary transmitted lett. fr. m 10" IL 'F
OF the Treasury. forming part "t M f''i" =
making the following .1hibii, hasing II ''' ""''-
upon the total receipts fo. the GSoa! yaF cid < l.
June, 1856,
Tho total receipts for that year iva oni frr" /,
are set downat eIo''' =
Receipts for customs for same period. C.'.- -
One 9Th remitsed would give srsducl!on
Of l. = %
Leaving an estimated annual Income Of Vi i!3 >
One fourth reml:ted would give reouc' ...-.
tion Of W -
Leaving an estimated annual income Of j. 9'' -
Ono third remi.ted would give redrc- ..,..o.
tion Of .i'' '' .
Leaving an sstlmated annual Income OF o-.o' n.''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
FIFTY DOLLARs REWARD.

FIFTY DOLLARS hE"AhD -.
WILL pay $50 reward for the apprehension OF Nv.
gro man named BERRY, who calls himself Ned Lyon
and says he is Free and possibly may have Tree
He ran away from about IL months ago, and was ap
pretended and put Lynchburg jail and In taxing oi
home made his escape which about the 5h OF Janu
airy, 1856 He Ia five feet and half inches hsh
and of dark gingercake color with long hair
with good deal OF white. and very high forehead ne IL
about s years of age. He will deny his name and his
master also
Ing the above description had been lodged in the Peters
burg is repaired hther the 10Th OF the present
mouth January 1857 The boy, hearing OF my presence
succeeded in making good his escape from The jail and Is
again at large. ,.,,
has assumed be his and he has made his way in
GOOD part under of said ownership but when the
boy was rpprehcnded and committed to Jail in Peters
burg the said owner was unable gain his release by
proper evidence of ownership.
He had when he left the Petersburg ail short sack
coat with pockets outside blue cashmere cont dark color
cd pants thick heavy boots nailed from heel toe and
white wool hat with round top.
He may now enlcavor to visit Charles City county
where he has wife learn, he may even attempt to
visit Portsmouth The above uamed reward Of Fifty
Dollars will be given for his apprehension and detention
90 that get him. E,
Jsilors or others into whose hands he may will
please address me at Columbia ?. O., fluvanna, Va
Ian 30-c3s DAVID l.. GRAY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-03
NV THE GOyEKNOi, OF VIRGINIA.
pROCI AVIATION

kVyHEREAs information has been received oy the
T" Executive ,ha. named - ROTHWELL.
Sho WIS confined In the Jail OF Powhatan county on
barge OF bor-e sesng has escaped from said lai anu
now going a, large: Therefore, do hereby otter re-
ard o. One iiundred Dollars any psrson or persons
ho shall spprehend the said - Rothweil rnd dehves
m 10 the ailor Of Powhstsn county; and do also
=, officers of this Commonwealth, civil and military ana
uss the people generally 10 use their pest exertons
urocue the arrest of the said Rothwe that no may be
Storghr TO Justice.
OF tho Commonwealth, this 18th day Of January
JsSAi A D. 1857, and In the 5lt; year OF the Cummon
SSeo,h HENRY A. WISE.
" Rv the Governor: GEoaoE W. MuHFoHp Secretary OF
NE Commonwealth ,,
Ro.hwe is described fully six feet high, thin and
.sbtr made toiu sharp face light hair and whskers
Shour Is Years o. age wore a slick gazed cap resides
and has family in Aissmarie County
u inn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-03
A FAIrhFEL aEkVANT.

The Washington correspondent Of The Bosen Ira
weller thus describes Of the atLde.E' oi the Ma
tional In,egencer office;
He Is a very large. y.ry sagacious, very old, and
very self important, Newt 'umdlnnt dog Like every
body acG every thing nhou the ire, nc bears an hp'
u-afanc. of exr-me solidy, and great good nature
nu, n.u nf mn ability and determination to naln'ain
nj. principles, privileges ana rights. Since have
known him Il has been his custom To 60 to the post
.,fsos every morning with the mail bag. This morn
me. a. returned, met him hu occupcd The mar.
row .nurpath, and li led his way along very oanu
w. Th- snow either ride was about tour feel dep.
one Gf us mIut iurn nut, aud rather expected TO
,akr ur-ceder.e over his dugsh p But not an inch
would he y-Id, and when | attempted 10 push hun
If INTO ~. .nop, hs vrry good nsturedy arned Inc
tubrs by puc ng his Immense pnws IN my shoulders
and urrci ipirari. e me- heHdiurg no The snow bank,
and Then auisil, passing over my b"dy. recovered
my equilibrium il ,l'ns 10 several "ths VINO nad
.crnrd the way to the old frow, who pnssed Oh as
quietly as ever.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-03
FUNERAL OF PRESTON .. BROOKS.

We devote much space this morning TO the iupres
sivs ceremonies aud eloquent rpseche.,n the Senate
and House, on Thursday. The Capitol was thronged
on the occasion, the galleries Of the Halls crowded,
and, what is unusual, number Of ladies occupied
seats OF the Aoor of the House of Representatives.
From an article in the Ualon We extract the fol
lowing interesting par:icularsi
The srec in front Of the Speakers desk was ar.
ranged for the reception of this distinguished dead
Chars wcro brought u for the committee Of arrange
nen.a tue pail bearers, aud the other high officers of
the government VINO we're to form he funeral cor
,ege. At quarter 10 two o'clock. the Speaker, in
mourning scarf, took h' chair Nearly nj the same
time :hs Sergeant "A ms, eimilarly attired, made
his appearance, aud Illus silently made known the
arrlvs of .he bndy ut tna Capitol. Members and
spectators CT this moment looked eagerly and anx
iuuaiy towards the Cair entrance. The FIRST person
seen to enter was vsnerable looking gentleman OF
recognised as the President eject. Cnaooohpanled ne
proceeded down hn main ai.e-.N eyes following hm
and toox ons of the the right Of the Speaker
The justices OF ,hs Supreme Court, IL their tuil .Goes
were then announced Hero uecortel oy officers OF
tho House TO lh- seq which had been assigned Them
1E.y wc:. foowo. hy ID. iusr"as and officers OF the
Court of ClaIms. Teen came the committee ct ar
rsugemen., pail bearers and this oody in high
!y.nnIshed rusewnui cviH, at The head n which was
wreath Of natural flowers. Tbs President of the
Cpl;et Sra:es, tho nsrnbtrs uf hs cabinet, and hi.
private crEiAry were ntSt annOhHCeus ia
arrangement OF their seats, the President elect was
plaseG between President Pltrre aud Secretary Mar.
cy Finally, the members and officers of the Senate
were aunuu, ceo the President OF the senate taking
his ssat By the side OF the Speaker III the House.
The religious exercises were then opened oy the
venerable chaplain ot The H"use, who offered up
solemn and appropriate prayer 70 the Throne OF
Grace. He af erwaIds Improved ths occasion by
short addrees, which so.tn.d 10 touch all hearts by
It's earn- snr,s ID unaffected simplicity. The exer-
cises were closed by am impressive prayer from inc
cha plain Of The Senate, when The funeral procession
Was formed.
Al Charleston, on the recsipt Of the psiHful news
the fsgs Of tho shipping hung CT haif mast, and
at Columbia, the bells ws.o ioed, and the newspa-
pers array.d in Mourning.
Nr. Brook. was in his 9th year. He leaves wife
and four childreo; and II Is s,d that after bis de-
cease, lot,er 10 him, from his wife, was opened
stating that it would bs The last prior to her conhne-
ment.
There 10 peculiar solemnity and sadness accom-.
psnyirg the sudden departure OF one so young. 30
whole souled, brilliant, Intellectual, aud 90 warmly
and faithfully devoted to bis fa,hsr-laud. Peace
tn his ashes!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-03
EIGHTH JUDICIAL cIRcUlT. m Gu IT,"


| Me.srs. Editors by the resignation Of the Hon.
| John T. LomeI, the Judiciary of Virginia has lost
one OF ita brigheet lights. For more than quarter
OF century, he has adorned the bench, by bis learn
inp as a Lawyer, by the dignity o biz demeanor, by
the purity Of his purpose and his uprshtness and IN
! compatibility as Judge. He retires from tho sta
| ton which be has 90 long filled, with such eminent
ability and fidelity, with the regrets OF all who know
him. that his valuable services ca1 be retained no
longer and with heir sincere wishes that be may ind,
in retirement, that repose and qcet, which are suited
! to his declining year1.
II ia an impoIiau, question: who shall succeed him
in his object The circuit, which he presided,
caruot furnish his equal, and after such admins.
iralun as his has been, public expectation will be
more than disappointed, With iEc,Enpsrency, in his
successor. The people nt the C!rcuit have high
duty 10 perform in selecting from the many gentle
! men who have been recommended 10 them tor the
Office him who ~ best h.ted to succeed him. This
/ should BIZ their only aim.
Thrsy rel eRsctons have been suggested by remarks,
which the writer has heard made by various cIenr
of the Dstrct in advocacy of The claims Of particular
gentlemen not because they were best qualified 10
i the office but because "fIher residence, and their
consequent local availabllties and the consequence
is chat there IL likely to be considerable schennS,
on The part OF The rrpecsl hinds of particular gentle
men, w order TO kill OF other men not because
they nre deemed 6t for the Office but because fhey
ara likely r,s-n or divide hrs ctlona! vote. some
persons speak and act as If they thought u OF more
cns quence that their section county should iur'
p-h the Judge than that be should be msn OF judi
cal bearing of sound learning and OF legal aDd i'm.
partial mind ard there is k.ly TO be considerable
canvassing on these grounds, in order TO secure the
election Of particular tavores lie must De snort
.i1ht.d indeed who can eu,ertain such motives him
s.lf or ury. then upon Others ard yet II ia feared
that very many per,vus will vote at the coming cleo
tjon upon no higher grounds. Canno! the people be
inducrd in th. election, 10 discard al other iesrs be
.des fsness for the cice-tc Tois for hl'n whom
th.y br.ye best ouah CO. 40 matter what may he the
county of bis residence. Surely there j, sufficient
range for seleclon, among many, and if each MAJ
Throughout. lbe whole District, will vos at The coming
epctiUa iur the mau whom he believes beet qual'hed,
without ference the place Of his sdenes TO the
claims of private friendship (which ough, not be con-
riaered in the matter.l 10 local recommendations,
(which are always partial n their chs.ncter to the
action of conventions, (which ere almos, invariably
managed by wire-workers) it is bele's that a. 'ns
result OF tie election the uest qualified r,a VIII be
found 10 have received asucl. a! nacbes Of voss to
| elect him,