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The Liver Invigorator

rs A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and i.
daily working cures, almost too great o.bslle'e. IL
cures as IL by magic, ere he Gr't dse Rio'ng bsnc
and seldom more than one bottle IL required 10 cure
any Kind Of LiSer complaint. from the worst Jdsndce
or Dytspsa to a common Headdche, all u which are
the result Of Dsedsei Lrer.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR rrR BOTTLE
DIR. SANFORD, Proprietor, 3ij broadway New nork.
And sold by all Druggists. bold also by W. L. Dyer
Diddeford Me.
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u Saturday last was . Summer day. The
Thermometer stood at 2 p. u. al 6S deg. above
nero.
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Purify the Flood and you have Health
Cleanse the FOuntain,
And the stream viii be purei - .f

NIyE say To even body, Farmers and Meehanios.
w LAWYERS aud Doctors, Merchant. and Clerks,
Ladies and Serving Girls, Clergymen, FACTORY Girls,
Seansir,ss,s, Old asd Young, Rich and Por-n you
wish 10 fel WILL act well, look vel, do vel, aud Ia
well. then use w Bhrs
They are Admiralty adapted for purifying cleansing.
healing Strengthening, Teguliling, building up, and
keeping In order "thc house you live In" ...
Az experience proves that the great and sudden
changes ~ climate, produce powerful Eject upon
the stem. The colds of sner aud the heats Of sum
mcr operate uron the bod, lTdueing shguition ard
mIur,iss tnrpid and di.sustd state Of the Liver,
easing Indigestion, IIunors, an uuh. Lthy Bs, and
guick! fuoNed u, That dreaded scourge ~ oar race,
yaunice, with its Attendant train Of evils, su,h 70
Co-tiyenfss IanguoT, FDrrish symptoms, low 'plls,
WEAKNESS Eostlgssugss, DTOwsneSs, AID ailgone q.
tiycness. The skiu aud white Of the eye becomes y
gresnIsh yclm--the stomach acid the towels ere o
the touch, the Whsle > stem out u order, aId ready
for iUCr, sickucss aud Death. .. H.. ..s..
d. LiRg'yI BR,o are ju,t the thing TO obviito
these evils. Ihcy should le taken freely aud ftqpcLt
", and the impurities Which the seeds of tleso
diseases viii Le sNCPi ou, OF lAe system like chat be-
fore the wind.
Bear IN mind that one Bottle Of NY Dtters contains
more ard better medicine than any some Dollar per
Bottler Medicine ever offered F.|
This medicine has been before the public for ayc
yelr, it, sale continually Increasing nom few thou
sand bottles In It, mt year, 10 nearly half miuon
bottles DARING tie lat year.
It, unparalleled has stamped 1t as the bit Medi-
cine the world saw.
PRINCIPAL OFITCE-No II MIr,hIH Street, Be.
Ia, MAJ.
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~ HOBBS plays solo at Concert Frida,
Evening.
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D,LLEYS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.

DiLLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
In all disvase, inhanation more or less predomnstes
-c~ to say inflammation strikes At the root Of disease
hence an Immediate cure.
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor
and nsta.ag ese will alay inflammation At and make
a certain cure.
D~iiey's Magical Pain Extractor
win cure the following among long catalogue Of dis
eaoi BHrns, SnIds, Cafs, CAsJes, SEC NRfses,
Cam, BanIa', Brsiscs, Araias, Bifes, PssUs,, thA
ean', B.s', >enyId, Ciors, frcr Srs', bar .ios',
is', Mr. k,o, dc1t, Ssrrusxs, Rs~smaf.sm, ScHd
Heal, Nal ksaa, kaidaess, Brysifsias, Li'ngr,r~,
Bdt-r' hch, Nns@i Pr, Messiss, RasA, 90, &c.
10 some u may SEEN iucvduious that - many dis
eases should be reached b! article such all idea
viii vanish ~hen rsrctoo POINTS TO the fact that tbs
sANe 10 combination of Ingredients, each and even
one applying perfect amidote tn its Apostle Disorder
Dsiisy's Magical Pain Extractor
in its effects magical eause the time 10 20 short be
tween disease aud permanent eure and u 10 an en-
tractor, ss draws out al disease from the affected
part, leaving nature perfect befors the injury
IL 10 scarcely nectsssry to say that house, WORK
chop, OF mAnufAeto1 should b moment withoa'
IT, ...
No Pain Extractor IL genuine unless the boz he,
upon u steel plate engraving, With the Of Hen
~ Daley, Manufacture.
ivr sale BY all the Drugyists and Patent Medicins
Dealers throusLoa the MATED slatss aud Canada
Principal Depot, lss Chsnhsn st, New York.
iyrss CT. chase
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ems the system al The 'al
when taken daily ~ moi
and tuild II up with unu
The Liter 10 one of the
principal regulators Of
the human iOly /; aud
when II performs ns
fuDe'ions well, tie pow
eis Of the system are full
y developed. The u ia-
doh is almost entirtl! de-
pendent on the healthy
action e the Lirer for
the proper Performance
OF Its functions |; when
the stomach 1. at fault,
the towels ale at fault ,
and the whole system
suffers In consequence Of
one organ the Lirer-
having ceased b. do it,
duty. Tor the diseases
Of that organ, one Of the
prupnetors has made II
his study, In a practice
OF more than tweni!
years. 10 find some rem
edy wh.rewith to ooun-
t,raet the many d.range-
msnts ~ which II 10 LA
Tie. 90.
To provethat this rem
edy 10 at last found, any
Isr.on troubled with Lar
~ CSsalIaisf, In suy OF
ils forms, has hut Ia Try
q hottie, aud conviction
Il certain.
These Gums remove
all morbid or bad matter
from the system, supply
ing In their place a
healthy flow Of bile, In
MIGRATING the stomach,
causing i,pd TO digest
well, purifying The u.si,
giving tone and health
TO the whole machinery.
removing the cause OF
the disease-eiIeeting a
radical cure.
Baiais ATTACKS are
cured, and. vhaf Is Ltt-
teT, prerentei, b. the oc-
c..sional use Of the Lr-
er hriKUrafJr.
Que dose after eating
is sufficient TO relieve
the stomach and prevent
the fo'd from rising and
souring.
Only one dose taken
beforr retiring, prevents
S,ghf mare.
.ia aho use IL are g,rmg {
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CT BLoDGETT plays a solo at COncer
Friday Evening.
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~ The Calais (Ms.) Advsatiser says one
James Davis mardered his wifa al howsa
settlement on Saturday morning.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

Al
TIVE sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have been
i taxed their utmost to produce this bes most perfect
purgative which 10 known TO Innumsrable proof
are shown that these pl have virtues which surpas In
excellence the ordinary medicines aud that they win
precedsntedy upon ths esteem Of oil men. They are a
and pleasant 10 take, but powerful 10 cure Their Pene
rang properties stimulate the vital aetviiiesof the holy,
remove the oLsruetions Of Ito organs purify the booi
sxpei disease heypurgc out the ful humou ~hei
brred and grow dhtemper, s,i~sis singgish disor
eed organs into their natural action aud impsrt healthy
tone with strength 10 the whole systs. Not only do
they cure the everyday eonplsints Of every body, but
also formidable and dangerous diseases that have bsie
the lest Of human ski While they produce powerful
effects they are at the time In diminished doses the
.al.t and bsst physe that can be employed 6r ehidn
Icing sugarcostsd. they pleasant 70 take; and hns
purely vegetable free from any risk Of HARM Cures
have been made which surpas belief they not sui
ssutsted By men Of such sxaitsd petition and character
~ 20 brbid the suspicion OF unruth. Many enincnt
elr,gymen and have lent their to ortfy
u the public the reliability Of my remedies whik others
have sent me- the assurance Of their conviction that my
Preparations couriLuts immensely TO thu relief Of my
afflicted, suffering fsllow.ntn. .. ...... ..ra
The Agent Lslou named 10 pleased 10 furnish gratis
American Almanac containing directions Cor their sui
esr6eaiss Of their sures of the following conrlsins
co.tIvepess, Bilious Complaints Rheamsiism. prrsy,
raribar llsadashs arising om foul stomach, S S.i
era Indigeston Morbid 1naction OF the Bowels sni Tain
arising tierefom. IAlsney, Los 81 Appee al tleei.
,as aud Cutansous Dis<Asss which require 81 s'~uaht
me.llcine scrofua or Kings Evil They also ~ purify
ia. the blcc and stimulating tbs system cur NV,
pmpisints which u would not lie supposed uhey oou'a
,rae such as Dafi,sss Partial nndnsss, NelIaga s.a
Nryou. irrisby, psran gemsnts Of the Liver and Ma.
ncys. 0oat and oti~r kindred conhpiAnn snAns n's'
Ios state 90 the bojy OF obstruction 81 ia mnsuns
no not he put on BY unpunepisi dealers VIA sa
.ther rIil they make more profit on. Ask @r 80 W.
rus and take nothing else. No other they .,,,s
YOU eo,npsrr- with this in it, intrinsic ,.s' a, n.
| ro~.r. The sick want The bsst all 'hs'' : :
and they should have u. -, IA
Prepared by DR.. J. Q. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, L0wsh aa''
pie y, On. rrx Boz. RVS B0Irs roi 81.
eOLD DY
-. .,v,rr. and al the Druggists in Biddsford =
rsts.m Gilman. sseo, and all dealers In medieins er-
in.hsr,. i,soPT
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III aho use are g'ring pev uRdni"iOus u'i"""S !" "
JIrUF.
eys- Mir ndter In me mouth nth he Lnugru'oT, dno
sudlIotr Lsfh tptfAar.
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SlCO AND BIDDEFOaD GAS LIGHT co.

TINIIE Stockholders Of the saco and Bidd.ford Ga'
i Light Company hereby notified that their sn'
nual meeting for the choice Of officers, and for the
tr,n.action Of such other gu,mes. as may properly
come before the meeting, will be held at the Manuac
turcr's bank, In saco, ON Monday, April 18th, 1855
ssii 7. sCAMMAN, Clerk.
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. n, TUE LIVER ya.l.a.
INVIGORATOR!
PREPARED ny On. SANFORD.
Compounded entirely from Gums,

rs ONE or TIE BEST ruEGArlyE AND LIVER
/ MEDICINES nov b,forr the public, that acts n,
l.lrrfe, easier, mdsr, and nor. .,isetua ihan any
other msaiein, Known. II Is 10, ony e.hHne, gas
morbid matter then the stomach and Towels tor'r-
., OH that ulatisr thus accomplishing two pario's'
sfee,ualy. without ANY Of III. p,lnfi feeling, ,NP,I
snc,d In the .r.raiions 10 ,.t CIiaoo. tstrensih
ems the system at the same time that IT purg,s u ahd
when taken daily IN moderate do,s', "iI strengthen
and Juild 4, M with unusual ri.idlty.
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BRiMriELp, Mass, 2Oili Dec, 1855.
Da. C. ArER; ] do no, hesitate 10 say
the best remedy have ever found fnr
Coughs. IIoarseness, Influenza and the
eonconitant symptomsi Cold, isyour
CarsRr pscroa,L. Its constant use In
my practice and my family lor the last
ten year. has shown II 10 possess supe.
rior virtues for the treatment OF tlIese
.,,mpIaints EDEy KNIGHT. N. ID.
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Cnsumptir,, do not despair I'LL you have tried Arms
CHrKnr PrcroRAL IL made BY one Of the best medical
chemists In the world and its eures all around bpesk
tie high merits Of Us virtuss- Iiadsphia Lsdosr.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-15

A REMARKABLY Cool OPERATIoN.-Be-
tween twelve and one o clock yesterday morn
ing, two burglars broke into the liquor store
of VIM. T. Prescott, No. SO Causeway street,
and commenced operating on the safe with
powder. Their noise awakened VIM. Il. Sui
Ivan, who slept in the store, and when he
started to investigate the cause of the noise,
he was seized, thrown down, and choked SO
that be could utter no cries for help, and
while in this condition a sponge saturated
with chloroform was applied to his mouth,
and held there until he was insensible, in
which condition he remained until daylight
when he gave an alarm. Only few articles
were missed from the store
In the course Of the forenoon the FIRST DO.
lice arrested Joe Wilcutt, a noted State Prison
bird, for committing the offence. In the po-
lice court, yesterday afternoon, he was held
in $1,000 until Thursday. 1t is little sin
gular that few years since Joe was sent to
the State Prison for term of years for break
ing into and robbing the house of the coun-
sci whom he now employs to defend him.
Boston Herald, 1871
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-15

AN INTERESTING SLAVE CASE IN LOWELL,
We learn by an advanced copy of the Lowell!
Vor Popu3j, that slave case of much interest
has been pending i'll that city for several days,
the particulars of which are thus given:
"Jesge COrnwell, a rich planter in Mississ-
ippi, had a smart favorite slave named Betsey,
who was employed in the confidential rela-
ton of housekeeper, and with whom he CO.
habited. The result of this cohabtion was
daughter, who is now twenty four years old,
smart, capable, intelligent and good looking.
Her name is Caroline. Cornwel, on his
death bed six years since, requested his
friend DR.. Lewis keyes, to take charge of his
effects, including considerable sum of money;
and especially charged him, as soon as he
could arrange so to do, to take the woman
Betsey and his and her child Caroline to a
tree State and there see them comfortably 10.
Gated. For this special service Keyes was di-
rected to take $4,000 cash, $4,000 of which
was to be equally divided between mother
and daughter and $1,000 to be retained for
his own services
Instead of performing faithfully this last
dying request, it is alleged Keyes immedi.
ately on the death of Cornwell, took the
mother and daughter, and hired them out at
500 year each for period of six years,
when he finally brought them with him
North, arriving IN Lowell in the latter part of
May last. They have been here with Keyes'
family, under strict surveillance, since that
time.
On Saturday last, the mother and daughter
appeared before Isaac S. Morse, ESQ.,, to
whom they made their complaint and told
their story. Mr.. Morse in their behalf insti-
tuted suit against Reyes for the recovery of
the money given by Cornw well, and also for
their six years labor.
Keyes was arrested by Deputy Sheriff E. l..
Shed, and held to bail in the sum of S6OOO
He claims that these women were given to
him by Cornwell, but this is hard to believe.
1t is unnatural to suppose a father, who, &C
cording to TO the testimony of both mother
and daughter, never struck, or caused to be
struck, blow upon either of them would
consign his own child to the oacRership of a
man who has since, according to the same
authority, logged them both numerically,
the marks of which the mother still bears.
They will not suffer, though they are here
without money in a strange land, for in ad-
dltion to District Attorney Morse, we are
happy to learn that Gen. Butler has sgnifed
willingness to lend a helping hand to pro.
tect them in their rights. Hon. J. G. Abbott
has been retained by the defendant.
Aere are several nice legal points involvrd
N this case. The writ is returnable at the
December term in Cambridge"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-15

TRIAL OF YOUNG WOMAN FOR MUIR
DERoUs AssAoLT.-Miss Mary A. Donally,
who, few weeks since, shot one Patrick
Canny for having deceived and betrayed her
under promise of marriage, was put on trial
in the Municipal Court, in Boston Thursday
on charge of assault with loaded pistol,
and with intent to kill. The prosecution is
conducted by District Attorney Cooley, and
the defence by Thomas Toomey, Esq.
Canny was wounded in the back. and for =
time his life was in danger, but he has re-
covered. Immediately after committing the
deed, the girl voluntarily proceeded to the po-
lice station, told her story, and gave herself
into custody.
The defence to the charge on trial is, that
that the prisoner was rendered monomaniac
in consequence of her gross wrongs, under
exceedingly aggravated circumstances. and
was not, therefore, morally responsible for
for the dangerous attack she made.
The girl has rather prepossessing appear
ance, and is said to be Of more than ordinary
intelligence. She evidently has the sympa-
thies of the audience in attendance upon her
trial.-Boston Transcript.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-15

DEMOCRATIC MEETING.-Hon. E. D. Beach,
Democratic candidate for Governor, is announc
ed to address 1.-THE Democracy of Worcester at
the City Hall, tonight. AS Mr. Beach presided
at the Democratic State Convention in Spring
field, in lS49, when the following resolutions
were unanimously passed, as reported by Benz F.
Hallet, we trust he will explain the reason Of his
departure from the principles therein contained,
for those Of an opposite character now maintained
by the party
RESOLVED, That opposed to slavery in every
form and color aud in favor of freedom and free soil
wherever man lives throughout Gods heritage.
ResoiUed That by common law ard common sense, as b.
well IS by the decisions Of the Supreme Court OF the Uni
ted states the state Of slavery is q mere municipal
regulation founded upon and limited to the very yerse Of
the State law.
RGsOiUsd, That, slavery does not exist by any
municipal law In the territories and Copgrese has
power to institute it, the local laws tf any State
authorizing slavery be transported there nor
slavery exist there hut by local law Of the terrific
res, sanctioned by Congress- the legislative act Of
State 10 it's sovereign capacity.
Let Mr.. Beach explain how it is that the party
has now become so far apostatised from its for.
mer professions as to endorse the doctrine which
it did at the late mass Democratic ratification
meeting in Charestown, which was address sed by
Mr.. Beach and others, that "the people Of the
slave States have the right to carry their ne.
groes into the territories, and that it is grossly
immoral and unjust not to pass laws for the pro.
lection Of that kind Of property" We trust this
topic may furnish the text for the would be Gov.
ernor speech, this evening.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-15

Pup OR kITTEN.--In a certain hourishing
village down. eastward, where fourishes a lit
erary institution, a gentleman took one of a
family of infant puppies, and gaining en-
trance into neighbours house before the
folks were wide awake enough to know what
he was about, chucked the little creature
among a litter Of kittens, of like tender
age Puss made no distinction between the
stranger and her own offspring, and he on
his part took kindly and conhdingy to his
new nurse. Great was the establishment of
the household when it was discovered Gas
they supposedly that their cat was the dam of
a puppy.
The news of so portentous birth spread
over town like wildire. People came in
hocks to see the sight. The fortunate pos
SCISSOR was offered fifty dollars for the little
monster, but declared he would not part with
it for five hundred. That the case might not
fail of due authorization, two physicians of
the first responsibility were summoned to in
spect and report upon it. They jointly end
seyerally serutinized the animal and found
that it was certainly puppy, having all the
characteristics Of the dog race, ercept the paios.
Those were pronounced to resemble cat
claws. The perpetrator of the joke couldn't
hold any longer. The cat was out of the bag
in a twinkling, and if the doctors outlive the
memory Of their essay in comparative zoolo-
gy, they, they will be more lucky than most
victims of a SELL"
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News per in4inn EmpIre.

New York, Oct. l4.-The Indian Empire
brought upwards of 100 passengers the
North Star upwards of 200, including Picco-
lomini, and large number of other musical
celebrities
in the London stock market, on Tuesday,
there was all advance of So in Illinois Cen
trail securities, and an improvement likewise
in New York, Erie, and Pennsylvania Cen
trails.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times says Prince Napoleon left Paris on the
Goth, by special train, for Warsaw, where
military maneuvres on large scale are to be
executed under the personal supervision of
the Gear. This sudden movement of the
Prince had given rise to much gossip.
Estimates have been made for putting all
the French ports on the Atlantic in a better
state of defence; for Havre 100 900, 900 francs
have been assigned, Dunkirk II, 200, 900, Di.
eppe 100000, Fecapt 2, 600, 600 Calais and
Boulogne are also provided for, and port of
refuge is to be constructed between Brett and
Cherbourg.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-15

Mr.. Rditor-As the time approaches when it
becomes necessary for the voters of Worcester
county to choose Register of Probate and In
solvency, wish to say few words on that sub.
ject, for the consideration of those who may cast
their ballots for that officer.
The office is a very important one to the inhab-
itauts OF the county, and should be filled by
gentleman competent and well qualified, without
regard to his political sentiments.
The person selected ahould have had some ex-
perience in the probate and insolvency business,
and be acquainted with the proceedings in
those courts, as very much depends on the Reg.
lister for the manner in which the probate and
insolvency business is conducted. l therefore beg
leave, through your columns, to recommend to
the voters of Worcester county George Nj Prem
tiss, Esq, as suitable and fit person for the
cy for the county of Worcester Mr.. Prentiss
has long been engaged an assistant in the Of
fee, is familiar with the business, and has an ex-
tensive acquaintance with those residing in the
county and doing business at the office. Having
known him for years, and having had occasion to
transact business with him, l have ever found
him honest, and upright and attentive to the
business of the office. | do not know what his
political sentiments are, neither do l care.
1t is sufficient for me to know that he is pre-
eminently qualified for the office, as much so as
any other person. therefore hope that, for the
best interest Of the county, he may be elected as
Register Of Probate and Insolvency.
PRO Bono PUBLICo.
October. 1858.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
By the American Tee srauhs Comp sny's Printing Line
Office in General Express Office, Lincoln House Block.
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Oct. l4.-Gen. Jarez had a
long interview with Secretary Cass, notwith.
standing he had previously asserted that he
had full power to Tatify the Cass Yrissari
treaty, and to finally arrange all matters per
tanning thereto, without the necessity of re-
ferring it back to Nicaragua. 1t appears from
the official document just submitted by him
to the State Department, and of which a
translation was Immediately made, that he is
empowered only to act in order that the
amendments made by the Assembly of Near
aqua to the treaty may be substantially car
ried into effect.
This is the language employed, butt is not
considered to meet the demands OF our gov.
eminent. The Secretary of State will have a
consultation with the President tomorrow on
the subject, and Gtn. Jarez will then be in
formed of the result. His mission is general
ly considered at an end, and unless he has
documents of a more satisfactory character
than at present, he will very shortly be dis
missed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-15

MONTPELIER, W., Oct. 1.-The General
Assembly of Vermont convened in this place,
today. The House was organized by the
choice Of Hon. George F. Edmunds of Bur-
lington, Speaker, who received lSS to 80
votes for Horace Wadsworth, Democrat, of
Grand Isle. Charles Cummings of Brattle-
boro' was chosen Clerk pro tenn.
The Senate organized after choice of Clark
Il. Chapman, Secretary, II. S. Miner, Assist
ant. Hon. Hillard Hall will be inaugur ated
Governor, tomorrow.