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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-04

l. One of the most remarkable properties which this
all pogerful remedy possesses is that of Eiecicity.-
1t truly electrides the whole system with It's heahu in
nuence Its action upon the poisonous gase of malaria
whether it be the Injecting efuya OF Yellow, yphus
SDdmD, Measles. Scarlet other Malignant EeYeTs or
Fevel Agus, Bilious Fever, Cholera, Diarrh0a, Dy sen
tery Fuxi whether the stomach becomes named and
ritated from the poisonous attracts OF acid plants faint
ed meats unripe fruits, green vegetables dose or
two Of Railways Ready Relief will instantly neutraize
the poisonous elements thai may be in the stomach aay
the violent inhammations forfy the whole sys
TEN against sickness or painful difficulties.
In all cases, therefore, Of Cholera, Cholera Morbus,
Fux, FeyerF, &C. there remedy so safe and certain
to take, as Badways Ready Relief Its electrical pow
eTs will the instant it is taken charge the system with
health and UlgOr
2. AS COUNTER IRRITANT, withdrawing the con-
gested blood, which of Rheumatism, Lumbago
Gout Neuralgia scatica, indcts much pan upon ihe
paten-t acts with the TapditY of lightning the instant
the Relief rubbed the parts of the body where
is paint re establishes equalization Of the blood
congestion being Withdrawn, Inflammation is removed
and pain
g. AS a Di6i4siUe Stinutdnt.-In cases of Weakness
Languor Debility Depression OF Spirits, Restessness
Melancholy nervous Prembings Mysteries, &c, it diff
fuses ITS heahiol tonic properties throughout the
tire system 1t revves and reinvigorates the aged
crippled in6Tm, and 1t imparta life and
strength Weak and feeble females who from continued
suffering with lCeaken1ng discharges, wasting
away, Railways Ready Relief will restore to sound and
health condition.
4 ITs CLEANSING AND HEALING PROPERTIES
quickly proved in caseS of W0unds, gun Shots
sngs bites OF dogs, snakes, insects, &c. The moment
Railways hesdy Relief is applied to the panied parts,
neutrazes the poison arrests the Infection aays inham
nation and prevents modification
8. AS BODY GUARD TO PREVENT the system
against sudden attacks of Sickness especially when ep
idemics prevsi, in cases of sudden cramps in the
stomach bowels, Bilious onolic Fevers Of all kinds
dose Of Railways Ready Relief win check the progress OF
the disease and prevent serious difficulties
6. Exposure 10 heat-Cerebral D6culties.- Persons
who obliged to be exposed to the hot rays of the sum-
Should when they feel Sickness headache, etc. taRe
take dose OF Relief also battle the head with it in
anil ,sokn
withdraw the heated blood from the head-and equaize
its circulation through the system.
Z. Every family should provide themselves with Rad
way Ready Relief. II accidents occur, either from
falls, burns scAds BRUISES Wounds, etc.. an application
oil the Ready Relief will Immediately stop the pain, pre-
vent Inflammation or modification.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-04
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.
From the Medical Journal
rHn aRNAr aRANn nIsnnYRRY.

THE GREAT GRAND DISCOVERY.
Singular Power Recently Discovered ami conbined
with hadway's Rsgulatnd Pils.-Che celebrated DR..
kRdway has recently succeeded in obtaining nutritious
extract concentrated that dose of six pills will fun
nsh the amount Of nutrition to the God is given
to the blood by ounce Of ordinary bread This nu.
trious exrao. he has succeeded in combining with Rad
ways Regulating Pills, that while the system under
g9iag thorough physicng, cleansing, purifying, and
regulating process. the weak, eniebed debitated and
worn ut organs receive heeltful n0urishmen This
great discovery is invaluable. Heretofore under the in
1ueuct Of the most innocent and best purgsves, Pills,
eie the patient grew weak and debated. In case Of
yellow fever tYphus fever, scarlet fever, and other mag
nAnt feyes small poX eryspeas, ETC., the patient is
able TO parake sufficient nourishmen to keep alive.
RADWAY's REGULATING PILLS will entirely rev
caouze the treatment Of the sick afflicted with these
msiadies; for two Ct Radway Pills will give to the
wastas body sufficient nourshmert well xtermis
nate every particle OF disease from the system Another
great power which these Pills is that OF reguat
lug the oigans the system in the performance their
Gutes The stomach, Kidneys liverskn, bladder, heart
boB each Of them regular and exact in the
performance Of their several unccns that those who
take these ps however cOstiUe they may be, will en-
Joy the iuSUry Of healthy discharge from the bowels
every day, at regular and exact hour.
RADWAY'S REEOVATING RESoLVENT.
1he discovery Of this wonderful renovator Of the hu
nan body to medical science a new medicinal
property.
Il not only quickly, safely and eGecuay the fol
HOMoRS IN THE BLOOD
Gcr1fula Tumofs, Bleeding OF Lungs
syphilis, Consumption, st. Vtas' Dance,
Cores, Ricketts,, Salt Rheum,
fAsthma, Nodes, Oanker,
Bronchitis Fever sorss, Rash,
Ulcer, Erysipelas, letters.
1t renoyates the syst, completely, Resolving away
from the solids all impure Poisonous and diseased depos
is. freeing the blood ami hudS Of lie from all corrupt
humors restoring energy and yigOr, health and strength
to every organ and member of the body but will erad
cate the system all constitutional maladies and in
armes inherited by sicRy children Of diseased parents
Let those affected with any disease scroIue, or cost
tutional narmities, taFe Railways Renoyailng Resol
vent.
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
X. r. r.,
Office i62 Fulton street, New York.
ap1 derusAwly
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5 Price Two Cents
abe 9aiIg spp.
Another FIre-EatInR ManIfesto-

NANS--AAAnR mRnlfentn.
LEX Ex-Governor James H. Adams, one Of the pro-
mlnent candidates for United States Senator
from South Carolina, as successor to the late
Senator Evans, leading on the first ballot has
recently written letter which should entitls
MIN to an slection at once on the next ballotin0.
1aklng 1t for granted that there is danger if NOT
iair probability, of the election of Republican
PRESIDENT and Congress in 1860, be gives full vent
to his indignant feelings, and calls vehemeptlv
upon "the faithful at the South to band to0etb.
er and be prepared for the Issue. His seyerest
anathsmas are hurled at such Southern men a.
Casslus NJ. Clay, F. P. Blair, Crittenden, and
others, who rise above sectional considerations in
their political acts, calling them "traitors', to
their section of the country. Governor Adams
says;
Ihere are many now in the South who vould
hold office under Giddings or Seward from cabinet
appointment down to tide waiter, There ia now
no dihlculty in finding Cassius M CLAY or Fran.
laugh to scorn your indignation at their trssch.
cry senator Crittenden would tomorrow vote
for the emancipation of the slaves of Kentucky
rather than vote to withdraw that State from The
Union BE persuaded, in obedience to the sug.
Bestiohs OF 100 cautious policy, to try how toll
q
nation for the first four years. In the meantime
exercise your ingenuity in devising new Mai.
iorms-your lungs, in calling on the Northern
Democracy to throw mp their sweaty night cana
IN your behalf. Assume defiant attitude. and
proclaim to you. incredulous foe your imnaraI
resources Put your trust in Northern poIiti
slams. who keep the word of promise to our ear.
and break it TO our hope.' Should such man
as fancey of Alabama, whose escutcheon il
without stain or blemish, forseeing your degrade
ton call on you to league together in defence
OF your rights, off with his head Beware Also
OF Maxcy Gregg. He thinks too much; he il
q, great observer and he looks quickly through
the deeds of men. Have about YOU men that
are fat, such as sleep O. nights yet a little
sleep, little slumber little folding Of the
hands to Sleep and what, ask, will il all end
in Why, at the close of the 6rst term Of the
Black Republican rule we will find in our midst
an organized Free Soil patty, backed and upheld
by the overshadowing power and patronage Of
the Federal Government. The election will
have been made under the form of the Constitu-
ton, and if we go into it, it will not do to saw we
will not submit, because we have been fairly out.
voted Abolition presses, under the false pre-
tence OF giving the new administration fair
showing, will spring up among us. The Post
ofhce will be in the hands of the enemy"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-04

Magma est Veritas ct preuaisbtt.n

Magma est Verttas ct preualsbit."
The wonderful discoveries brought to light by the cele
breted DR.. Railway Co. the eminent Chemists of New
York, within the past quarter of century, have contrib
ued more to the ease, comfort safety ongevityi
the human race than all other medicinal agents use
RADRAY'S BEADY RELIEF.
The first of these important and valuable discoveries
startled the world with wonder and surprise its rapid
efficacy curing the sick aud stopping the most excru-
oist,Dg pains.
The next discovery was the Renovating Resovent the
only remedy in that possesses the remarkable prop
critics of eradcang from the system all constitutional
adies inherited by scky children of diseased parents
These discovers however but Lesser Lights TO the
Great, Grand Discovery recently made, and which is
calculated to revolutionz the present practice medi
cine and Treatment OF disease The result Of this great
discovery is given the world in the form Of Pss ee-
gantl coated with Gum not offend the c st del
icate stomschs. they neither scken grippe. Every
dose that taken mparts renewed strength and vigor to
the sick aGd eAfebled body. they are called
RADWAY'S REGULATING PILLS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-04

benjamin H. Smith of Attleboro'. Macs,
was robbed Of S14, in the streets Of Provi-
dence, ON Monday night.
Mr.. George r. Wright, an artist Of Hart
ford claims to have discovered new system
If coloring, the effect Of which is said TO be
very brilliant and striking, having the glow
and warmth Of life. M
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ID TENT GENC

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United States Great Britain. France
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He continues to make Models ard to prepare specia
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All business confded to me will be promptly attended
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Being connected, with the best Agents q, Wash
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Inventors will find to their advantage to put their in
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MODELS of all Inventions that require them, made
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Plete list Of all the Patents record Washington car
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For further information, inquire Of
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SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Worcester, Mass.
aplsl oaice at Mechanics Hall. dawt
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IS TO 500.
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Discounts will be made the above rates in the
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SPECIAL ADVERTISING IN EITBEB PAPER.
Messengers notices $780, Assignees notices 81 1906
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-04
Our Custom Department,

Also In the Second story provided with very exten
sve and most attractive stock of Cassimeres Doeskns
Cloths, and Vestings suitable for every quality and de
scripton Of Clothing, to which will be added the various
new styles Of goods they appear in marhet.-
For the large patronage which has been bestowed upon
this department of business duly grateful and
we shall exercise best endeavors merit the approba
ton and patronage of friends aud the public in the
future and we respectfully solicit the same
s74 dSwtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-04

PROGRESS IN VIRGINIA.-A Virginia Re-
publican writes to the New ork Erenino Post
that, through the efforts of the American
Ald ana Homestead Company, which has its
Office in New York city, not only has Ceredo
been established in Virginia, but the organ
ization has founded agricultural settlements in
ten or twelve counties of that State, and the
numbers who have settled there are nearer
i've thousand than five hundred. In some of
those counties the value of real estate has in
creased astonishingly, notwithstanding our
late financial troubles and it is even said
that an assessment would now show yalua.
ton at least double that of 1856. Nor is the
Ceredo Crescent the only Republican paper
that has grown up in Western Virginia. To
this may be added that most excellent daily
and tri-weekly, the Wheeling InteHigeneer,
the Wellsburg Herald and Brooke COUNTY
Farmer. Indeed, the subject of free labor is
now fairly up for disc ussion, and the result
of full, free, fair, and conciliatory discus-
sion can never be doubtful.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-04

PuLvERIsINa OF Soils The hneness of tho
particles of soil greatly influences it's fertil-
ty. On the surface of block of granite.
only few lichens and moses can exist
crush the block to q coarse powder, and a
more abundant vegetation can be supported
on 1t II 1t is reduced to a very fine dust duly
watered, even the cereal grains will grow and
perfect fruit upon it. Thus two soils NAV
have the same chemical composition, and vet
one be almost inexhaustibly fertile, and the
other almost hopelessly barren.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-04

FAIrENINe PIas.-A year ago last fall, 1
tatted two pigs, having their feed ground and
cooked and thought they eat a great deal
and made but little pork. Last fall, l fattsd
TWO others, their food ground and wet stand
ing until 1t began to ferment. As near ss
can calculate, the latter mode of feeding will
make one-tourth more pork from the same
amount Of corn. l have the corn ground
because the teeth of spring pigs get sore if fed
on hard corn and they will not thrive, but
cooking meal for pigs in my opinion is time
and money thrown away.-Raral N. Y.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-04
VaNHE POLITICAL CATECHISM
n BY
ORSON N. HEATH.

Buy Of him Tin, Britannia Glass, ann Wooden Ware;
BE also sells Brooms Brushes aud many other things
Cheap for cash, rags, copper, &c.
OUR TIN PEDLAR,
When will he conner Ladies and gentlemen listen to my
reply:
When wooden ware tin, glass or porcelain you would bay
Or new britannia brushes baskets spoons you'd obtain
Or tumbers or goblet have broken then IN again
When will he conner When Miss P. gets to be Mrs. O.,
Or perhaps she'd choose the of Mr.. il hen agree
For most young ladies will change their name it's true
Then ho Tor TIM and many things I'll bring, cheap and
new.
The Reason why Como.
come to buy old carpets beds and quilts you will se
Also for old britannia, or brass but rags copper III do
very we'll.
also come, broken ware to renew, and sell what you III
buy;
come with brooms glass and wooden ware: more than
these can supply.
Our Tin Pedlar will call at your residence soon,
Or orders left at Swans HOTEL I'll attend at MORN night
noon,
also pay cash for rags, &C., but have business con
ncction with
H. A. Heath To the citizens Worcester respectfully
0Rs0N N. HEATH.
N. B. All uy goods sold at one price, but II you
bay FIVE articles or SO,
The price Of each shall be ten per cent below he price
Of one).
But ii any poor person lacks few cents of the price,
and are honest I'll give them the balance
oS DIFF o. N Il.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-04
Our Boys Department,

In the Second Story, contains larger and better assoy
ment of garments for boys Of all sizes, than any other
establishment in the State of Boston We have now
to offer several and desirable Novelties and we in
tend to spare pains make this department desery
ing of the pemanet approval aud patronage Of all pur
chaeers Of Clothing for Children and Youth.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-04
Furnishing Goods,

we are in full stock as usual Under Shirts Drawers
White and Fancy Shirts, Handk rchiefs Stocks CraVas
Tubular and other Ties for ohoker Collars Gloves Socks
suspenders,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-04

CoNNoIsEUR IN ART.-A down caster
strayed into the square In front of City Hall
yesterday morning, and planted his brogans
hrmiy In front of the bronze statue of Frak-
lin, looking upward to the benignant face of
the old philosopher with great apparent inter-
est.
"What old feller's likeness is that ," asked
he of bystander.
That, sir, is statue of Benjamin Frank
lin"
'Statew of Franklin, eh wall I've read all
eeout him. Putty good old fellow in his
way.-Never fit much in the revolushun.
but was great on soft solderin the French.
but l say, yeou How dGrned ye!Ioto he
'oGs F-BOston Herald.
A politician few days ago inquired of
statesman OF repute, "What, sir, has this
administration dones" mDone il has
done what was thought impossible he re-
Piled. "Why, my dear friend, it has made
Capt. Tyler's Administration respectable p
|
PRACTICAL JoKlNG.-"A few DAYS SINCE
writes an attorney, ''as was sitting with
Brother C., in his Office, in Court Square,
a client came in, and said
esquire D. W, the stabler, shaved
me dreadfully, yesterday, and want to oome
up with him."
Estate your case" says D..
~ asked him how much he'd charge me
for horse to go to Dedham. He said ono
dollar and half. l took the team and when
l came back he said he wanted another dol
lar and half for coming back, and made me
pay for it,
D gave him some legal advice, which
the client Immediately acted upon as follows
He went to the stabler and said
chow much will you charge me for horse
and wagon to 60 to Salem :"
Stabler replied dollars"
"Hsrness him up"
Client went to Salem, came back by rail
road, and went to the stabler, saying
Heres your money" paying him Eve
dollars.
"Where is my horse and wagon ," asked
W.
she is at Salem" says client al only
hired him to 90 10 Salem
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r. N G II A YIN c =

q. l.. RICE, from Boston,
having taken the window formerly occupied BY ]. p
eouthgae, 1921 Main street. Main street. Paine Block
Is prepared to do Engraving Of 81 kinda neatly and
promptly. Patronage respectfully sollcitQd.v ans
jyT d,ss,, ~ , ,dialm&eodN ~ ..- 80
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-04

Write away, write away, Boaners man!
10 do, master, az fast aa l can;
Write Il, and print II, and mark Il with y,
~ y SAT- Press.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-04
CHEAP GOODS, AND AT THE SAME
~ TIME
GOOD coo DIS,
AT BRYANT 6 ON'S.

20 pieces handsome Gala PaIds In Winter cOlorS for
low price OF 25 cents.
ouper quality Beaver Cloak, silk bound, well made
large size, for 50.
All Wool, double twiled Thibets for 7bc per yard.
Broadcloths for Ladies' Coaks for 81 per yard.
Best quality printed all wool DeLaines for 50 cents
BroadcIoths, heavy, for 81 per yard.
Largesize Wool Blankets, heavy So per pair.
All wool twled FlanneJ, red and grey, for csc.
DeLanes fo 1916 Prints for &C. lotions for 0ic Cot
ton Flannela for &c, &C., 40.
For goods at low prices calfat
NIL d&wtf BRYANT & sHELDoN'B.