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These U M 8 re-, One dose often re-
move all morbid or pc ated is a sure cure
bad matter from the for CHOLERA MoRBUs,
system, supplying in and preventive of
their place healthy -. Cholera.
flow Of bic, invigor- - Only one bottle is
ating the Stomach, . necessary to throw
causing food to di- (, out of the system the
gest well, PURIFYING effects of medicine
THE BLooD, giving tone = after long sickness
and health to the q One bottle taken
whole machinery, re- - for Jaundice removes
moving the cause of - all sallowness or un
the disease - effect . natural color from
ing radical cure. ~ the skin.
IL One dose taken a
BILIOUS ATTACKS are - short time before eat.
cured, and, what is x ing gives vigor to the
better, prevented, by ~ appetite and makes
the occasional use of g. the food digest well.
the Liver InVigora. ~ One dose often re-
tor. Y ipeated, cures Chron-
I Iic Diarhea in its
Only one dose Ia - worst form, while
ken before retiring SUMNER and Bowel
prevents the NIGHT ~ COMPLAINTS yield al
MARE. p, most to the first dose
Only one dose ta- A few bottles will
ken at night losens - cure DRoPsY by ex
the bowels gently, - citing the absorb
and cures CosrIvE.i eS ents,
NESS. - We take pleasure
One dose taken af- = in recommending the
ter each meal will ~ medicine as preven
cure DYSPEPSIA. Z tive for FEVER and
One dose of two g, AGUE, CHILL FEVER
tea spoonsful will al. = aud all Fevers of 9
ways relieve SIOK. V rtrLIous TYPE l. op
HEADACHE. crates with certainty
Only one dose i'm and thousands are
mediately relieves willing TO testify tC
Collie, while its wonderful virtues
I'LL whO use 1t are giving their unani
nous testimony in IT'S faUOr.
Mix water in the mouth with the In
vigoraior and swallow both together.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOT
TIE.
DR.. SANFORD, Proprietor, No. 345, Broad
way, New York.
Retailed by all Druggists. Sold also by
HENING e. MELVIN,
M. L. MILLER,
Steubenville, o
And ]. @. WRIGHT, Knoxville, o.
june 23'59:ly
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DiED.-On Wednesday, the 18th inst,
at his residences in Cross Greek township,
this county, OF diabetis, Mr.. Henry Oil
yer, an old and highly respected citizen,
in the 62nd year of his age.
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL

COUGHS, COLDS, EICARSENESS, INFLU-
ENzA, BRONCHTTIs, WHOoPING
COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, IN
CIPIEET CONSUMPTION,
and for the relief Of coDsumpyo patients in advanced
stages Of the disease.
We need not speak to the public Of Its virtues
throughout every town. and almost every hamlet Of the
American States, its wonderful Of pulmonary COM
plants have made It already known Nay, few are the
families in any civilized country on this continent without
some personal experience Of s eects and fewer yet the
communities any where which have not among them
some living trophy Of its victory the subtle and dan
gerous diseases Of the throat and lungs While it Is the
most powerful antdote yet known to man for the form
dabe and dangerous diseases Of the pulmonary organs
n also the peasntest and safest remedy that can be en-.
ppyed for infants and young persons. Parents should
have Il In store against the insuus enemy that steals
upon them unprepared. We have abundant grounds to
believe the CHERRY PEcro more lives by the CON
sumptons IL prevents than those It cures Keep 1t by
yo and cure your colds while they curable neg
ect them until human skill master the inexorable
canker that fastened on the yitas eats your life away
All know the dreadful fatality Of lung disorders, and as
they know too the virtues Of this remedy, we need not do
more than to assure them It Is still made the best can
be- We spare no cost no care no toll to produce It the
most perfect possible and thus afford those who roy on
Il tho best agent which skill can furnish for their cure
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OrWe are happy to inform all who de-
sire the services of Prof MILLER, that he
will give lessons on the Piano and Melode-
on from Nov. lst, 1858, to April lst, 1859,
making a term of five months. Please call
at Jones' Music store, or address Prof. W.
MILLER, Post Office.
OtTProf. Miller will visit the residence
of his pupils to give lessons.
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THE LIVER
INVIGORATOR.
PREPARED BY DR.. SANFORD

PREPARED BY DR.. SANFORD,
Compounded Entirely from GUMS
IS ONE OF THE BEST PURGA
| TIVE and LIVER MEDICINES now be
fore the public
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CLARKE'S FEMALE PILLS.
THEGREAT ENGLISH RE MED Y


THEGRE.AT ENGLISH REMEDY
PREPARED FROM PRESCRIPTION OF
SIR J. CLARKE, M. D., PHYSICIAN Ex-
TRAoRDINARY TO THE QUEEN.
NHIS invaluable medicine is unfailing
u in the cure of all those painful and dan
gerous disorders to which the female consti-
ution is subject 1t moderates all excess and
emoves all distractions, and speedy cure
may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
t is peculiarly suited. twill in short time
bring on the monthly period with regularity
Each bottle, price one dollar, bears the Gov
ernment Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent
counterfeits. et.
CAUITON.
These Pills should not be taken by females
that are pregnant, during the FIRST three months
as they are sure to bring on miscarriage but
at every other time and in every other case
they are perfectly safe.
Sole Agents for this country,
JOB MOSES, late /. @. Baldwin, Rochester,
NY.
N.B.-Sl 90 and 6 postage stamps enclosed
to any authorized agent, will insure a bottle
of the pills by return mail.
For sale wholesale and retail by Hening a
Melvin, Steubenville, o., and by Druggists
genelalv decl0 Ia
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EFSee advertisement Of DR.. Sanford's
Liver Invigorator.
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A RTISTS COLORS.-A new stock
"A just received, containing also good sup.
ply Of brushes, Drying Oil aud canvass.
oct 20.'5S. HENING & MELVIN.
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DR, S. RoTHACKER, Riohmond
DJeffsrsou County ohios
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How many thousands of poor women are
suffering from this disease and pining away
miserable life, and their next door neighbor
does not know the cause. wish to impress
on your mind that good old proverb, can
ounce of prevention is better than pound Of
cure" In the
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Indigestion and Impurity of the Blood,
Erysipelas, ScrofuIa, Kings Evil, letter,
Tumors. and Salt Rheum.

From FWlVdTdbV hIeTchu'I y D. LO1IS, FtO' = IoUU
DR.. AVER: Your Pills the paragon Of oil that Is
great in medicine. They have cured my ttlo daughter
Of ucoous upon hor hands and feet that had proved
ncurabo for years. Her mother has been long glevons
y afflicted with bloches and pimples on her akin and in
her hair After our child cured she also tried your
| Pills. and they have cured her. ASA MORG1lD0E.
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George Fairchild, secretary.
oct 13,'5S-ly
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Prlce SI.UUpcr DottIe.
For sale wholesale and etail by R. D.
MORRISON, HENING 81 MELVIN,
and M. L. MILLER, Steubenville, Ohio.
aug26.'57;-ly.
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DEPARTMENT or TIE INTERIOR,
WASHINGTON, D. c. Feb, 1866.
s: have used your Pills in my general and hospital
practice ever since you made them and cannot hesitate 10
cay they are the best cathartic We employ Their regu
latng action on the rr quick and decided consequent
y they an admirable remedy for Of t9al
organ Indeed have seldom found case Of bilious dis
ease 50 obstinate that It did not readily yield to them
Fraternally yours, ALoNZo BALL, N. D.,
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Palpitration of the heart. pain in the side,
weakness Of the spine and small Of the dack,
pain in the hip joint when you retire, irregu-
larity of the bowls, and alse, that most excru.
ciatino of diseasae tha
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East SpringRe Id, October ! 81
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MIR. KENNEDY of Roxbury has dis
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WEEDS remedy that cures
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-29

HE LATE Mr. FRANCIS notice of the
death CT the great millionaire of Massachusetts
reminds the writer of circumstance that occur.
red during the last year.
Mr.. Francis sent to Mr.. A., one of the distin-
guished merchants OF Boston, requesting him to
call at his house. Mr.. A. did so, and Mr.. F. said
TO him, that. being in very feeble health, and
unable to do business, he would be greatly obliged
to him il he would invest the sum of glOO. 600
for him for, said he, II have some $500 900 de.
posted in the banks, on which am losing inter.
est"
Mr. A. objected that it was a matter OF great
responsibility to invest for another so large a
sum, and wished to be excused. Mr. + was.
however, very importunate, and dwelt on his un
fortunate condition so much, that Mr. A. told
him he would think Of the matter, and come and
see him next day He did so. Mr. F. again
urged his request, and said il Mr.. A. would only
make the investment in such a manner as he
should deem best he (Mr. + } would feel perfect
iy satisfied whatever the result Of the operation
might be-" Mr.. A. at length consented on this
condition, and asked him to draw two checks for
$4,000 each. Mr.. y. complied. Mr. A. took
one of the checks to N. l. Bowditch, one of Mr.
F.s ns.in-law, and asked him to give a note for
the same. He did so. He then went to Mr..
Mason, who married another Of Mr. F. g dauRh.
tiers, and gave him the other check for $50 900
taking bis note. These two notes he took to Mr.
X. II have made two investments for $50 900
each" said Mr.. A., "and here are the securities
which hope will be satisfactory" Mr.. Fran.
els took the notes, looked at them carefully, then
tore them up and threw them into the FIRE, and,
turning 70 Mr.. A., said, very politely, II am
very much obliged TO you " This was probably
the last investment which Mr.. Francis made. He
continued to collect all due him, and deposit in
the bank, until, at his death, he had the enor.
nous sum Of 81 100000 on deposit.
Inc writer OF THIS has known Mr.. Francis for
some thirty years, and your notice OF him con.
led from the Boston Ledger, is very truthful and
appropriate.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-29
REGISTER DAILY

BRNBsTINB; or The Hearts Longing By
Aletto; PIP. 532. New York Stanford De
lisser.
The best criticism of this book is brief &C.
count of its plot. 1t begins with another sphere,
and gives US the views of archangels. There
you are introduced to a student, who is also a
painter and sculptor, and who falls in love with
passing lady, named Agnes Elphinstone. She
passes again and again, do friends of hers, thus
showing her own interest and her betrayal of the
secret. Through many chapters we have the
story Of his thoughts, and occasional experiences
on seeing her at church nd elsewhere. Rventu-
ally they meet when she treats him so cavalier
ly that at length his pride is aroused, and they
part in bad temper.
Then appears more questionable female,
named Julia-a mrrried 4oon,an of rare beauty,
with one child. She lived across the way, and,
by seeing our student at the window, falls des-
perately in love with him. Her husband is sin
gularly good-natured and undscerning. The
child dies, and she leaves him for sister, but
she pursues Ernestine without regard to conse-
quences. Agnes. as you would expect, marries
somebody else. Why shouldn't she /?
In the meantime our hero rises to great fame
as wrter--poltical and dramatic-and in an
official capacity, is sent to Spain as representa-.
tive of England. He has paid for the education
of the married lady, who makes surprising at
tainments in French, italian, &c. She tempts
him, but he falls not. In disguise she follows
him on his mission He is attacked by robbers,
when, at the lucky moment, she interferes, re-
ceives bullet intended for him, and dies
Very properly, by this time. Agnes has be-
come widow. They meet when she plainly Of
fers him her hand, and apologies for every act
and word in the past. He treats her coldly, an
swers sarcasticaly, than relents, and falls dead
man Angels again appear and particulars are
given OF occurrences il g brighter world"
The story, need we say, is absurdly improba-
BILE. The tone Of the book towards women is
bitter and unjust 1t is the work of scholar
but until some higher purpose moves him than
appears here, his attainments can help him but
little and the world less.
For sale by ]. l.. Waters
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-29

TENTH DIsTRIcT.-Whatever preferences in
dividuals might have had in this district, the
nomination Of Mr.. Delono cannot fail to give gem
eral satisfaction and to unite the whole Rspubli.
con phalanx cordially in his support. 1t is to
be regretted that there should have been SO much
difference of opinion, to the candidate most
proper to be nominated, but it is a source of Pc
culiar qualification, that the difficulty well
and so happily overcome. Without any reference
to those divisions. the nomination of Mr.. Delano,
OF itself, is one most eminentlY eft to be made u
He is man in the prime Of life, about thirty.
seven years Of age. of good abilities. and stands
as high at the bar. probably, as any other man Of
his age in the State. He will be decided acqui.
alton TO our delegation, and the electors of No.
l0ought to send him to Washington backed up
by as strong vote will be given to any repre-.
sentative in the whole State.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-29
BY TELEGRAPH.
Iusuranoe on lhe Austria.

New York, Sept. 2S.-The insurance on
the Austria is about $3.50 600, aud will near
ly cover her loss. She was insured in Eu-
rope-chiefy in Hamburg and London. The
insurance on the cargo Is uncertain. The
total value is supposed to have been not less
than $500 GOO, and may have been $3.50, 600
or $500, 900. The consgnees had not re-
ceived a duplicate Of her manifest, but ex-
peeted to by the City of Washington. The
cargo, however, is said to have been insured
in Europe, and not over $I2O, 900 is supposed
to have been secured in the United States,
the principal part of which was in Wall
street offices.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-29

GOLD IN NEBRASKA. AS a caunteTpoise
probably, to the Kanzas gold stories, the Nebras-
kans are starting reports Of gold discoveries Of
marvellous richness in their own Territory. The
mines are said to be found on Cherry Creek, a
tributary Of the South fork of the Platte River,
Two trappers came into Plattsmouth, N. T., who
had been to the mines, and they say that gold is
as plenty copper is at the mines on Lake Su.
perior. in Michigan. They we're there but three
weeks, and had no tools but their hatchets, bow.
lie knives, and frying pan, and they brought with
them in dust, the proceeds Of their labor four
hsoGsand nine hundred dollars. The gold region
is some four hundred miles West from Platts.
mouth.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-29

FOREIGN ITEMs.-The London Times saws
there is no alteration in the condition of the
Ocean Cable. Communications continue 10
be received, but uninielligible. Shares re-
main firm at E490 to $500.
1t is proposed TO form new company for
purchasing the steamer Great Eastern, and
running her to America.
The American horse Prioress won the great
Yorkshire Handicap race at Doncaster.
Queen Victoria had declined the application
of the citizens of Canada. that the Prince of
Wales or some other member of the ROYAL
family may be allowed to proceed to Toronto.
to naugurate the Crystal Palace there.
The chess contest between Morphy and
Harrwitz progresses. Four games have been
played, each winning two.
1t is reported that gold has been discovered
in the French Colony Of New Caledonia.
A malignant fever was raging at Bssle,
switzerland. 1t attacked persons in the prime
of life, many dying in few hours.
Advices from Berlin reiterate the statement
that the Prince of Prussia will soon be de.
clared Prince Regent.
The vintage, which is now in active pro.
gress in most parts of France, is likely to
prove one of the greatest abundance known
for many years. The grape disease appears to
have been completely mastered, and the ap.
prehensons of its ravages, especially in the
Bordelais and Claret districts, have fortu-
nately been without foundation. The ac-
counts, too, from all parts of Italy, from Sa-
voy, and from Lisbon, represent the vintage
Of 1858 as "most splendid"
Stanton has formally accepted Mr.. Nor
phys challenge for 1000. The contest is ex-
pected to commence the 6rst week in Novem.
Der. Anderson has promised to play Mr.
Morphy short match in London in Octobe
but Mr.. Morphy will, most likely, go to Bres.
lau and play him long one Of twenty one
games.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-29

AWFUL TRAGBDY.-The late tragedy at the
Surrey Music Hall, Sheffield, was of a horri-
BILE character. The ball was crowded with
visitors when some one fred heavily loaded
pistol. The alarm upon this had scarcely sub,
sided, when the cry of fire was raised. A
tremendous rush followed:
Screams and cries of fear proceeded from
all parts of the immense hall, all order was at
an end, and persons were seen leaping over
the front OF the gallery into the pit and on
to the stnge. The confusion was now at its
height. Mr.. Youdan ran at once to the steps
leading from the gallery to the street, in or
der to stop tie people from crushing, and
to restore the confidence which they had
so suddenly lost. He was not a little
surprised to find on the steps woman's
mantle on fire. This had evidently been
thrown on the steps only an instant be-
fore, and Mr.. Youdan quickly trampled the
fire out. The firing of the mantle was I'M
questionably another part Of the plot, and had
1t not been for its discovery and extinction,
might have led to still greater alarm and dis
aster than il our lot to record All Mr..
Youdan's efforts to restore confidence failed.
and he was pressed aside by the affrghted
concourse. The mantle is made of cotton
SVelvet, and is much burned. The profession.
ais on the stage were alarmed at the presence
of large number of wild and frantic looking
persons dashing about the stage in various d.
rections in search of place to make their
exit.
A window at one side of the stage was at
last found, and the people dashed through it
head foremost into Workhouse lane. Other
people who were in the top gallery were seen
making their way out of the gallery, not by
the usual way. but by getting over the front
Of the gallery, and descending by the pillars
and anything that could be clutched into the
lowar part of the building. The crash was
Tremendous. Numbers were injured, more or
less. by the compression, and others were
thrown down and trampled under foot When
| the place had become almost empty, it was
found that several persons had been killed.
This sad portion of the catastrophe had been
caused by the crush-the persons had been
! literally crushed to death. The bodies had
been removed, in some cases by the persons
| against whom they had been crushed. and in
others by persons who had found the unfor-
tunates stretched in death in different places
| about the hall. Such heart-rending sight
is happily rarely witnessed. Here lay Young
men and young woman dressed in attire
which had no doubt been put on only a few
hours before in order that they might attend
this Place of amusement. Whilst in the very
height of their evenings enjoyment they had
been alarmed by the cry which was raised,
and in doing their utmost to escape injury,
met with melancholy death.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-29
Last spring we received from the porta

Last spring we received from the ports
of Baltimore and Philadelphia large quaint.
ties Of apples. Now we are sending to these
places thousands OF bushels. II is fortunate
that the apple crop in the New England
States promises larger return than for tbree
or four years. We are thus enabled to ann
ply the iailnre in production farther south.
Last week, over twenty. five hundred barrels
were shipped to Baltimore and phisdelnh,a
and lwynty five hundred barrels go in the
steamer Of today.