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As NE desire 20 place iasbeshsads lof every
person who proposes % get up a eiub.and
also at every agent, copy Of the eRgraging
OF .tihe Last Supper" as specimen. each
applicant inclosing us t3 will receive the en-
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cimens of our publications and one of the
nnmberesl Subscription reeespts ,1eEatling the
holder to Ihe Magazine aone:y ear and ltoa
chaHcein the dispibuiioa.r This o6erisamade
only ialthose who desire TO act as agents or
ao form clubs. Address = lrr 1ossFtsrue
tf.ss f.s ". OAKSMITH Sc Co..
No. 37l Broadway, New York.
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Tbs y 70 certify that DIR. Luther. President
OF the Fhiiadeiphia Guano Company report
ed 70 ME ihas the Esmesalda Guanp, iks GIat
purchased by A. B. Patterson, ESQ, of Bal
umoFe, has gwen unusual satisfaction to those
who have used IL in PenusyisanEA. showing
better results even lhan the Perupians And
the Agents OF the company in Phiiaaslnl,;a
are selling the same o. s:e4 per ton in bags.
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Per r deMur.u,rndo, see'y Philadelphia
Baltimore, june 9Th, 1857. fa .'- @''i&
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.aa Baltimore ceun,Y. Aus. s.gio, 1857.
u. b. Patterson. Esq.. .i.+,
Dear Sir. ip'omisel wcrld give you the
results OF the application of lire '.EStnaralto
Guano" you sold me, aud IL gives me pleal
ure to state that on nevIy. cleared groand.
where several crops have 1diled. have now
rs me q corn, potato. and bdckwhpat crop
as any in the country surrounding me.
II also applied Peruvian GuaRo OH part st
the corn. side by sihe. and q is impossible.ao
sell' one Arom the other. - d.. -.- -,
A. HoFTNAyTER.
We take pleasure in stating that we have
given the ''Esmeraldo Guano," purchased uf
4. u. PATTERSON this Spring, a far trial. and
that ~ has given US the results claimed tor IN
the ab0ye certificates. ,..r-
..ts. AsBURY SLADE. Hartford county.
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ne supseH1ef has IN store ssna Er sale.
I'VE scasg0ss 81 tens Of Bs0wn Mexiean
suanes whieh ne viii sell. delivered tran
;sssssss Z Hoepsr !. ChsssebeFongh's Wharf,
sa's Fssass atsl5 peTseaasi 2.240 lbs, in
G1husis5 tlF9 - h1snek4 sst55
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- 51 i5pl fehs No. 50 8. Cay street,
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NJ. e CAPT 'lI + Al s.L...ss:s $3.50 900 z.

HIS Company has been organized with
4 the above capital for the purpose Of SUP
ng The demand for the Combustion y
PORTABLE STEAM SAW MILL
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This psperyis the largest Weekly ever pub
lished IN this eannsry. lss eonien,s are such
as Will be appeared n the na0ss ,iasslsliens
Circles -noihing imnacrtal beng adaRfsied into
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mater as airasst any snea esa ifne iane 10
persuse. consisting Of. -,zr
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and neddles neither with polities nor religion
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Il cireulaies all overihe country. from Maine
TO California. The terms by mail are, .xery
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IrzakfHhE azsH hE'csi 81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-10

lie Brings Bag Full, and Finishes the Jo5-He
Knocks an apple ont Of a Mans Hand
We recently published a story, which is in
circulation among the Spiritualists of this city,
to the effect that the spirit of a dissected man,
whose skeleton belonged to DR. Redman, had
been picking himself up and bringing his bones
one by one from Hartford to New York.
DIR. Orton the partner of DR.. Redman, pub
fishes in the last Spiritual Telegraph an ac-
count Of the finale of the affair, which as much
surpasses the previous performances of this
industrious ghost as his previous performances
surpassed the most commonplace doings of
ordinary ghosts.
The doctor asserts than, on the evening of
the list of October, as he was standing with
Redman on the near piazza, a small bone fell
on the floor near him with a sharp stroke He
picked it up and several more followed He
then called out a number of persons who were
then in the office, and the dropping Of bones
continued for some time at intervals Suppos-
ing the performance had closed, he drew up
statement of the details, which was signed by
the SIX visitors present. But no sooner had
they gone than the bone-throwing recommenc-
ed and tine second instalment consisted of
fourteen bones, which the ghost threw in
about quarter Of an hour, averaging almost
bone minute, which was certainly satistac-
tory, considering the distance he was COMPEL
ed TO bring them.
The next day, between II and u o'clock,
the performance commenced again; and the
ghost, excelling all his former achievements,
hurled perfect shower of bones into the ROOM
They fell in every part of the office, on the
floor, on chairs and on the table, some flying
swiftly and forcibly from the direction Of the
windows, and many in a perpendicular line
from the ceiling"
In this way the large bones of the heel, a
patella, a rib, and various bones of the hands
and feet were showered upon the astounded
doctors, when the ghost, by a master stroke,
eclipsed all his previous brilliant achievements
"At last, says the doctor "as all of us were
standing at the table, suddenly there fell down
in the midst Of lis a bag containing sixty-ons
OF the smallest bones of the human body.
This bag was Of muslin, and about fifteen
inches long, and it fell directly before my face,
much nearer to me than to the other parties
present, in direct line apparently from the
ceiling, and with such force that it marked the
table where it struck" The parties present
were Drs Orion and Redman, and brother
of the latter.
This temporarily closed the exhibition; but
an hour afterwards, as DIR. Orion was entering
his house, he encountered thigh bone, eight
cen inches long, which came down with such
force as to knock an apple out of his hand
Soon after the tibia was thrown, which CON
cluded the programme. The actual time
which he has spent in the work is stated to be
eighteen hourS-not so soon, to be sure. as
they ml5ht have been brought on the cars
but, all things considered, we think the ghost
has made good time.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-10
WAY SIDE LETTERS, No. I.

Norwich, Conn, Dec. 8, 1868.
The very first thing to be done, in my new
work, is to acknowledge the receipt of the first
and second issues of THE SPY in its new APP
parel-which l hereby do. Why, my good
Editors, what perfectly beautiful thing YOU
have made of it! If there is anything that
equals it, in its present dress, know of moth
ing that surpasses it-and you know that nv
acquaintance in the newspaper world is not
very limited Long life, then, to the good old
SPY Long life, too to the enterprising gentle
men having it in charge! And long life. also
and especially, to its subscribers, and to those
who make liberal use of its ADVERTISING col
nmns May these never die
But the SPY is not the only paper that has
surprised its friends by varied and costly i'm
provements. The Courier, of this CITY,
scarcely younger than the SpY, having been
established in the last century-has nut ON now
attire and on the LIST instant, made its appear
ance as a daily, of about your own size and
with all the Geographic intelligence which the
large city journals contain. This is a new
thing to the Norwich public, and gives great
satisfaction. 1t will doubtless also prove a ne
cuniary success.
am also reminded by this of the prospectus
of new daily, 20 be commenced here on the
10th instant, under the name of The Bulletin.
1t will be somewhat smaller than the Courier
but knowing what materal it has, and the taste
of its printers | can promise as good looking
sheet as the state affords SO you see we
shall be particularly well off,
A very popular series of Lyceum Lectures.
inaugurated by II. w. Bcecher a few DAYS AGO.
furnishes items for town and social talk
slightly reyiying business gives glow of hope
to those interested in this worlds goods; while
matrimony and such like madness is raising
mischief with the young and particularly
thoughtless.
Promising TO be always brief, which will be
my chief excellence, am truly, &c.
CYRus CoTTLE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-10
MANUFACTURING.

The indications Of general revival of bust
ness, appear to US to be very decisive. The fol-
lowing facts which have incidentally come to
our knowledge, within few days go strongly
to support this opinion. We have no doubt that
many more of similar character might be
added.
The large new foundry of Nathan Wash
burn & Co., on the same lot with their extern
sive rolling mill, is so nearly completed, that
their foundry work will be removed into it in
few days. The rolling mill is doing an ex-
tensive business in the making of railroad
bars and locomotive wheel-tires That and
the foundry consume about thirty tons of
coal day, and employ near two hundred
hands.
The envelope factory Of Hartshorn, Trum-
bull, & Hartshorn, is doing large business,
having about forty hands constantly employed.
The work is mostly done by machinery, the
invention of DR. HAYES, Of this city They
are now manufacturing envelopes of superb
or quality, for which there is a good demand.
Alzirus Brown, manufacturer Of Mannys
A'N"N'1 "'iN iNaPihB mdcillHcsi mas ADDED
twenty-five hands since the LIST of September
TO those already employed in his works, max.
ing from As to 50 hands in all.
Richardson McWhinney, last manufactur.
ers on Union street, have nearly doubled their
Business since July, and now employ sixteen
hands.
l.. w. Pond, successor to the Worcester
Maehinist Tool Company, has had greatly
increased demand for his work, within the last
two or three weeks, equalling that for as many
months previously, and he anticipates fair
business by the opening Of spring
We understand that Nourse Mason, Co.
are employing all the labor that their extensive
agricultural Implement mandatory in thu
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-10

INDICTMENT OF SWAN & Co.'S LOTTERY
Sergeant Birney received subpoena yesterday,
says the New York Tribune, requesting him
to attend as witness at the trial of Ben Wood
and other partners in Swans lottery at Au-
gusta, Ga, on the Sd of November next. The
letter enclosing the subpoena states that since
Birney left, six indictments have been found
against Swan & Co.'s lottery, and that there is
prospect of putting an efectual stop upon the
disgraceful business. The fact that so many
indictments have been found against the lottery
men seems to have been suppressed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-10
FACTS AND FANCIES.

The New York papers record the departure Of about
forty English thieves and housebrcakers orhoe taking
comfortable fortunes which they have acquired in this
country by the practice of their profession They will
probably send their poor relations to succeed them
in business
young man who passed himself as a son Of Erastus
Corning, of Albany, has been arrested in New York,
charged with forging various checks on Mr. Corning and
other gentleman at Albany.
drunken mother in New York last week rolled upon
her baby while in bed, and smothered it to death.
E1Mayor Caleb Rice, of Springfield dangerously ill.,
The Republican says it is feared that he will not recover
The Fall River Beacon says that for entire year no
fire has occurred in that city requiring the services of the
department to extngush
The young lady who taken i'll at Bridgewatcr and
was said to be in trance, is in fair way of recovery
law prohibiting the ntermarriage of first cousins has
passed the Georgia Legislature.
Paoli Lathrop ESQ., of South Hadley, recently sold
short-hom COW, Lady Chesterford for $3.50; Lone
STAR colt, four months Old, for $50
The IIudsons Bay Company allow pounds of buffalo
meat as the daily ration of their employees.
1t said that American agents are pesuading Denmark
to sell St Thomas and St Johns islands to the United
States.
never had a sucking pig
And fed and nursed it in the sty
But when twas grown up fat and big
And fit for purk-'tWas sure to die.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-10

Mr.. Kennedy, of Roxbury, has discovered, in one
Of our common pasture weeds remedy that cures every
mon Fimpe.
Two bottles are warranted to cure nursing sore mouth
one to three bottles will cure the worst kind OF pimples
Two or three bottles will clear the system of biles
Two bottles are warranted to cure the worst cmker in
Three or five bottles are warranted to cure the worst
kind OF Erysipelas.
One two bottles warranted to cure all humors in
the eyes -
Two bottles are warranted to running of the ears
and blotches among the hair.
-Four to six bottles warranted to cure corrupt and
One bottle Will cure scaly eruptions of the skin.
WO or three bottles are warranted to the worst
Two three bottles are warranted to cure the most
desperate case OF rheumatism
Three four bottles are warranted TO cure salt rhc
rive TO eight bottles will cure the case Of scroua
One to three bottles warranted cure the worst
of Dyspepsia know from tbe cxnericnce nf mon
sands that ii has caused by canker in the stomach
one to two bottles are warranted to sick headache
state of the bowels.
ono TO two bottles will regulate all arrangements of the
Four to six bottles have cured the worst cases ofdrop
One to three bottles have cured the worst case of niles
relief is always experienced. What mercy to get re-
lief in such an eXcrucating disease.
Since its first discovery have from time to time add
ed various other herbs to it; Of them Hippocrates
inc Father Of Medicne says: at is herb Of Jupiter
1T openetl distractions of the liver gall and spleen
it is an especial friend to the liver worth ali other herbs
PIT together; cooling it when too hot and warming
ieeng m ne ply OF the stomach, easeh all palms, and
at cureth the aundice bv opcnnp the cal, and rostor
eth the native color Of the body.
It eXpclls all raw visciOns and Shiny humors out of
ne D9ay It cleanseth all inward ulcers and CONCEALED
blood nom the kidneys.
by opening distractions of be splccn if nurrob nj,
burnt choer and melancholy vapors which r5ch to the
mead and brain, causing distressing headache fearful fore
swoonng. ''''''9 '''''
a., Ihe herb boiled in wine particularly good to revive
le grooming spirit Of the aged and whoever has nger-
'us hCNN tI FEVER, nothing him
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-10

DR.. DupOnco's Golden Pills for Females
lniable IN correcting regulating, and removing all OBJ
strucons from whatever cause, and always
restorative.
These Pills are nothing new, but have been used by the
doctors for many years both in France America with
unparalleled success in every case and lie is urged
many thousand ladies who have used them TO make the
Pills public for the alienation of those suffering from any
irregularities whatever, well prevent an increase
Of family where health will permit it, Females pecll-
ary situated, or those supposng themselves are eau
toned AGAINST using these Pills while in that condition.
the proprietor assumes responsibility the above
named admontion, although their mdness would pre-
vent any mischief to health; otherwise the Pills are re-
commended. Full and explicit directions accompany
each box. Price 81
Sold wholesale and retail by DAVID SCOTT Druggist
25l Main street. corner OF Mechanic street. Worcester
Mass, and by JAMES GREEN III Main street Worees-
ter, Mass. Ladies' by enclosing them ST. can have the
Golden Pills sent any part the country Confidently
by return mail sold also by A. A. Bartlett Clinton ;
James b. Lane Ftchburg; Cantrell SON. Daniesoll-
vile A. HOughton, Athul Depot; Balch Som Provi-
dence Weeks Potter Boston; and by one Druggist in
every town i'm the Union
N.B.-Ladies be particular in asking for 'Dr Dupon-
cos Golden Pills, and that the signature on the
box; you will then obtain medicine you may fully RELY
upon The agent will tell you they secret com
pound, but are made known 10 all concerned.
apt div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-10

city will accommodate, and have largely in
creased the number of hands at the Groton
Junction shop. The value of Real Estate has
been largely increased at that place, by the ac-
tiyity infused by these works.
The Ward Cotton Mills estate at Indian
Orchard, Springfield, has been purchased for
100000, by a new company, made up of
stockholders of the old company. The proper
ty originally cost over S8OO,OO0 and stood the
Ward Co. in over s5OO,OOO They will imme-
diately resume operations.
The Greenfield Tool Co., again commenced
running operations on Monday last.
The Whitenton mills in Taunton, will COM
mence running about the first of January, and
will employ about 300 hands
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-10

MAcKEREL FISHING. s. ackerel are now
visiting some Of the harbors along the coast in
large numbers. They are too well fed to take
notice OF hook or bait and the fishermen resort
TO nets to capture them. The Mackerel run
into the meshes of the net during the night,
and are taken out in the morning. This mode
OF fishing is very successful, the fishermen
sometimes taking one hundred dollars worth of
hsh from their nets in a single night One
man, 1t Is said, i'll North Truro, has for sew
eral years given up all other fishing but this
and although his nets are set but few DAYS
at this season Of the year, no man in that part
OF the town has been as successful and has ac-
CURED so much money by fishing as he. Large
quantities Of very fat mackerel, packing only
about, two hundred fora barrel, were caught in
this way at ProvincctOwn week before last.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-10

NEGROES SCARED WH1TE.-A Southern
paper tells true story about an elephant from
a menagerie day Or two since, and adds that,
passing through plantation, the huge beast
came across two stacks of fodder-one of the
stacks he devOured instantly, while he hoist
ed the other on his trunk, and bearing it be-
fore him, as a shield for him, he marched on
in solitary grandeur. He soon reached point
where the negroes Of the plantation were tax
ing their dinner, when the unusual sight which
met their eyes, SO frightened them that they
all turned white. When their fears subsidized
finding that they were all white men and
women, they deliberately walked off, and left
the owner of the plantation without solitary
darkey
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-10

Break up ROur COlds.-The most important dis
coVery since vaccination.-DR, HANSON'S VEGETA-
BILE CHEMICAL POWDERS will break up colds at
once without sweating, dieting interruption OF business
or the use OF hot, stimulating and burning compounds
herb teas Candies basams any other dsagreeabe in
convenient ana nauseang doses they do not the
least unpleasant symptomseven if taken in large doses,
they create only thirst which being allayed with water
an agreeable warmth and moisture at the surface
experienced When taken directed, they break us til
cold and arrest its effects and the only operation percev
ed Is mysterious and unaccountabe disappearance Of
all symptoms evershness, chlls, lameneSs darling
pains duh heavy palms, dghness of the chest hoarseness
cough sore throat, Group, catarrh, headache, etc.
The VEGETABLE CHEMICAL POWDERS are to
Colds what vaccination is against Small Pox, and Quinne
for Ague They specific remedy for the prevention
and cure OF specific disease, and by breaking colds with
them the system is not weakened and derangcd and
dered more subject to repeated attacks rather
strengthened and fortified against them They arrest
Group instantly and permanently, and by their timely
use coughs caarh, bronchitis tevers rheumatism sore
thruats consumption and all diseases primarily excited
oy c9las, can be Danshed from among the people.
les Hall Building, and BUSH ~ CO. and by dealers in
medicine generally. dtf M