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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-15

I'll. f. Bishop, graduate of the Baltimore College
OF Dental Surgery, having had extensive practice
in this city, for the last twelve ysars has now re.
moved his Office TO his house, No Il Pearl street. where
his professional services may still he obtained He would
call attention particularly to his method of treating chill
drens teeth, securing to them, by timely skill and over,
sight fine set of Natural Teeth the appreciation Of
which has induced many parents place their children
under his chsrge-and he hopes all parents will see the
Importance of early placing every child in the care Of
some skul and faithful Dentist secure their future
comfort.
@g- TOOTH Powder 4ED VASE &c, for SALE
Office open all hours Of the day and evenng-I4 Pearl
street, I'd Dwelling House from Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-15

Our assortment of SOLID SILVER and
PLATED WARE is unsurpassed, consisting OF Spoons,
Forks, Knives, ladies' Cups, &c. whisa-wl be sold at
unusually low prices.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-15

The w Orcester Wafer Cure VIII hereafter
be exclusively devoted to hetre4ment of female patients
while the other sex will be received only boarders
the location this establishment is elevatet quiet and
healthy, combining the advantages of both town and
country. Open at all seasons For circulars address
ROGERS, NJ. D, Worcester Mass.
q Dr. ROGERS day office is in the Central Exchange
Post Office floor During the Evening and night he may
be found at the Water Cure. diff auI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-15

slate EoG Goo9s.-Fhe subscriber Is prepared 70
ur1sh Slate for Roofs Of superior quality and lay IL
s6s best manner on the most satisfactory terms sas
pies may be seen at the yard on Grove street.
spI6 DIFF JOHN BARNARD
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-15
HORSE BLANKRT

ReInOVal.-Dr. LINNELL Homeopathic, has
semoved to No Elm street, first residence above .eb
Lincoln House. Office hours from to and to =. s
oil DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-15

& cmovuT.-MrB. M W. 9ERRALD, Physician, and
an experienced and very successful Midwife has removed
from No "A Newbury street No. 50 Mechanic greet
at the head of Union street Special attention given to
Uterine Complaints, and diseases Of children.
iyL7 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-15
no MARRIED LADFEs

TO MARRIED LADIES
1t is peculiarly suited 1t will in short time, bring
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One liar, bears the Government
stamp of Great Britain to prevent counterfsts.
G ua i II !
These Pills should not be tlken by females that
pregnant, during the first three months. they
sure to bring miscarriage bnt at every other time
and in every other case they are perfectly safe.
Ia all cases Of Nervous and Spinal affections, Pain
the Back and LIMOS, Fatigue slight exertion, Palpa
ton OF the Heart, Mysteries, and Wits these Pills will
effect cure when all other means have failed and although
powerful remedy, do contain IRON calomel antimo-
ny, or anything huytfu 10 the constitution.
Full directions &C company each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada.
JOB MOSRs,
(Late L @. Baldwin h Co ) Rochester, NJ Y.
N. B. 81 and six postage stamps enclosed to any au-
thorzed Agent, will ensure bottle Of the Pills by return
mail.
For sale by druggists in every town in the United
tates.
BURR. FOSTER, & co, No. 1 Cornhill, Boston,
Wholesale Agents for New England.
For sale by VIM. Bush Co, wholesale and retail
agents, and druggists generally. d&wtf dec22
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-15

For sale twenty-five per cent less than at any otheI
place in Worcester by
j. N. F0LLANsBEE Agent,
oct30 d5t&Wtf Foster street onD Il & W DeDof
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-15
QUICK SALES & SMALL PROFITS !
10 Purchasers Of CIothing !.

A. p. WARE & CO.,
I6S and 40 Main street. .Worceste
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-15

CLOCKS! CLoCKs!l CLoCKsl!! Of
different patterns, IN Gilt, Bronze ana Marble Gases,
which can be bought low.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-06

PANTALooNs WITHOUT SUspESDrRs.-
Professor La Borde, of South Carolina
College, in his recent work on Physiology
says:
"As the women have concluded to dis
pense with shoulder straps. some men, es-
pecially in the city, have thought they
would prove pantaloons can be worn with
out suspenders. The men now strut the
street with their pantaloOns tightly but
toned, side with the women, whose skirts
or petticoats are tightly bound around their
persons. Upon fair view, the evil is the
same in both cases, pressure upon the
vital organs, impairment of their proper
action, want of development, deformity,
disease and premature DEATH" The New
York chronological Journal says AS
we walk the streets of our city, we see
scores ofp boys from twelve to sixteen
years old, with their pantaloons buckled
very tightly around their disconnected
bodies, preventing growth at this rapidly
growing age, and the result 10 a genera
tion OF dyspeptic, pale-faced puny apollo
gies for men. 'e.as'i 7ts
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-06
Matters and Things.

"Mv SERVANT Dom. MANY years
ago, when as yet there was but one church
in the old town Of Lime, Conn.,, the peo.
pie were without pastor. They had been
for long time destitute, and now were
on the point Of making on unanimous call
fora very. acceptable preacher, when
cross-grained man, by the name of Dorr,
began violent opposition to the candi.
date, rallied a party, and threatened to
defeat the settlement. At a parish meet
ing, while the matter was under discus.
sion, shrewd fellow rose in the house and
he wanted to tell a dream he had last
night. He thought he died and went away
where the wicked people 60, and as soon
as Satan saw him, he asked where he
came from.
"From Lime, in Connecticut" told
him right out.
"Ah! and what are they doing in Lime,'
he asked.
"They are trying to settle a minister"
l answered, ..... .-....
"Settle minister!" he cried out. 81
must putt stop to that Bring me my
boots; must 60 to Lime this very night ="
then told him. as he was drawing on
his boots, that Mr. Dorr was opposing the
settlement, aud very likely he would pre-
vent it altogether.
"My servant Dorr!" exclaimed his
majesty. "My servant Dorr! Here take
my bootsi if my servant Dorr is at work,
there is no need of my going at ALL"
This speech did the business. Mr.. .Dorr
made no further opposition; the minister
was settled, but his opponent carried the
title "My servant Dorr," with him to
the grave.-[N. Y. Mirror. ... -.,..
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-06

A TALKING CRow.-We have often
heard of talking crows, but never saw one
until day or two ago. Mr.. ]. C. Tone
ray, ofthis place, has one that speaks
several words with the most astonishing
distinctness. On entering the yard one
morning this week, it salute d US with the
salutation ''good morning." as plainly .as
any one could utter it, and Immediately al.
ter, shaking up its feathers, screamed out
at the top Of its lungs, ''go out" and as
it amused at its own discourtesy, quietly
calculated, 81 WON'T" We were told Ii
would sometimes perch itself upon the top
ofa neighboring yard where turkeys are
kept, and amuse itselfior hours in wOrry-
ing the gObblers. 1t does this by iinsta-
ting the call Of a turkey hen, when The
gobblers gobble, Of course, and il will con-
tinue this pasrime until ito dupes gobble
themselves hoarse. We. were informed
that it formerly laughed immoderatsly,
initiating negro in the neighbofhood, but
a game hen lighting upon II one day il the
midst Of its merriment, so completely dis.
gusted it that il has never delencd ia
laugh since.-[AbingdOn Virginian.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-06
VOL. 4-NO. /,

.for which he received a sum Of money
'ufficien. for an Independence during the
remainder OF his lie. as we'll as a very
handsome medal from the Governor.
The old man has since passed from the
earth, but if any of our readers should
ever chance 10 land upon Mount Desert,
some of the boys may still be found there,
and from you can learn all the particulars
Of Captain Spinne!'s adventure with the
pirates.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-06


Mrs. CRoAKER.--" How do you man
ago Your husband, Mrs. Croaker? Such
a time as have Of it with Smith !"
Easiest thing in world my dear 49,
give him a witch backwards when you
wan. him to go forward. For instance,
you see, to-day, had loaf Of cake to
make. Well, do you suppose, because
my body is in the pastry room, that my
soul need be there, 100! Not a bit Of it
| am thinking all sorts Of celestial things
the while. Now, Croaker has way ol
tagging round at my heels. and bringing
me plump down, in the midst of my @riaI
flights. by asking me the price Of The su'
CUR | am using. Well, you see, it drives
me frantic And when woke up this
morning and saw this furious storm,
knew | had him on my hands for the day,
unless 1 managed right $50 ] told him
that hope he wouldn't think Of going
out 10 catch his death such weather--thaI
il he wasn't capable of,aking care Of him
self, l should do it for him--lhat it was
very lonesome, rainy days. and that l wan
ted him to stay at home and talk 10 me
at any rate he must not 90 out; and | biz
his umbrella and lndia'rubbeIs. Well o.
course, he fared up directly-just as
expecled-and in less than five minutes
he was s,reaking Off down street at The
rate Of ten knots an hOur.py er-E
"You see there is nothing like under
standing human nature No woman
should be married ill she is thorough,
posted up in this branch Of her education
-[FANNY FERN. '@ A.iar oal ,t.1gn
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-06

A CONTEMPORARY, speaking Of the report
on gentlemen's fashions. says: 'There
is not much change in gentlemen's pants
this month";" Very likely. d .ser b.
agA YOUNG lady, says one Of our ex'
changes, remarked TO male friend thai
she feared she would make poor sailor
The gentleman promptly answered.
"Probably, but I'm sure You would make
an excellent mGts." N
4 ArooxooMp, teasing Dr. PAR with at
account Of his petty ailments, amongs
others complained ,ha. he coutd never g
Ioui without catching cold in bis head, -
NNo wOBdeT.r TatuFnsd the DOGlOT, ''yov
always 80 out aWilhoutl anything in it,
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-06
STEUBENVILLE, OHIO, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1863.

Elizabeth paused for time inaJhousht.
Then she said, " Thank you, dear love.
1t is good advice"
She attended 10 sending The nurse, and
waited-not long. She was summoned
TO his bedside. The physician had told
him he was dying, and in view of death,
worldly advantages seemed as naught to
him. .s.
When Elizabeth knelt beside him, lie
found out, as if in blessing, the fulness Of
his love. He told her that his heart had
been Singly faithful to her, and that until
now, he had never relinquishsd his long
deferred hopes.
"And," said Elizabeth. as il with in.
spired, joyful prophesy, "yOu shall live
to realize every one Of them I! declare
it. am sure Of it. You sh all learn
how love you. Every day shall teach
i: to you, every hour give you fresh proof.
Oh, Charles, happiness overwhelms me
Die |" she said, with intense and ,rium-
phant scorn. "That you shall not
Death is torpor, and in US both, at this
moment life's FIRE burns quick. You
know you are not dying, but glowing
into youth again! see it thrilling thro'
you, as it is thrilling through me. Take
my hand. Sit up. o. throw your arms
about me, Charles. Kiss me-"
~ believe you. Death is baaislled,
Thank God"
There was a long embrace aad many
minutes Of sileace. ii.y
Charles" sheresumed, after time,
81 must nurse you back 10 health, and
the world will let me do it in peace, only
as -"
"My wife-my own God given wife,
II seemed a miracle to The man q me.
dicine, the materialist, who was trying to
cure The souls fever with blood .lelling
and morphine ! But he SO far forgave
his patient for proving him no prophet
that he went himself for the mai of sa'
cred calling and sent for Annie.
| LliS pdUeHt was iiidiIIcu IIdt fci HOuI
Standing by The side Of the sick mans
bed. her hand clasped in his. Elizabeth
assumed her wifely cares with holy joy.
Annie, standing listening, wondered
that SO deep and full tone Of devotion,
could he inspired by such worn and
ghastly wretch as Mr.. Lindsey was -
Yet her own woman's soul gave her a
hin: that it was his spirit, not his carnaI
covering which her cousin loved, and she
thought Of those lines Of Mrs. Browning's
"The heart doth recognize thee
Alone, alone! The hear, doth find thee
! sweet.
Doth view thee fair, doth judge thee
most complete, ..
Though seeing now these changes that
disguise thee" ....-
And Annie found that that deep and
tender love did not decrease when all
suffering was over, and Mr.. Lindsey's
health was perfectly restored. Elizabeth
was fortunately bles: with a noble hus.
band. How wretched, had he been un.
worthy of her faithful heart |! .H
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-06

ExcepttO a few practiced observers the
persOnal aspect Of mem seldom announce
their real quality. The most daring and
uncOnqperahle Wills pfen Ne eoncsalei
beneath an almost giElkh, exterior. while
many hurley fellows, who look - If theY
might be the dynamic centre 81 ne & unl-
verse, can't draw = long tstssh wilisat
leaning against . pOst.--T rrsaEics. y
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-24

4 81
QuERkcs Sept 3l.-The steamship North
Britain. with dates from Liverpool to the 9Th
inst, four days later than previous advices
arrived here last night.
There had been a cessation af&cable sig
mails bat no .PaEticuisrs are .ssipaT. II was
believed that the difhcuky was near The
shore. and was rensed;abse.s Shares de-
clined greatly. -
A great cable banquet. kaA hee@r given at
Killarney. .. DR. Hsfghti ;ihe engineer. has
been Knigbted by AheA lord Lieutenant.
Political news is pniRaportsnt. II was
reported8hat7the GksBese Indemnity to Eng.
land and Francois larger tbaD was 6rst sta
ted
&coad D~ispatsb.--Thc Secretary of the
Atlantic Telegraph Company xaysssm a let
ter 10 the press, that inselligihte .Ngnnls
ceased oh The morning oil. eahs.satlrJ6 list,
NE =cause was UNKNOWN A.,~coepse6f..pfac
,lcal eleetEicians wereiaI Yia.sntixssrvesriga-
ting the matter. The guutntion Of Atlantic
Telegraph shares were quite nominal al
f4oo@E5oo and DO sales, ., The london
T'rmes thinks.ihai shis is only one of these
casualties to which the cable must ke liable
until measures are completed for i6e .psotec-
ti0B Of The portion near the esssafe. DR..
WhilshoUse, the principal e5ectrieiin %, thinks
the lMpsble is near FaIentia. in q spot " bich
Ire had pfevionsly re paired. He has no
doubt Of The ultitsate and complete success.
DR.. Wbitehopse. has been dismissed from
the service Of the Company.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-24

49,
A REWARD rs OnrEKEpl for the detection
of any person .couaterfeiting.,, initiating, or
the yeuder of any such cou nrcr felt orimita-
ton of BGRHAVEsS HOLLAND BIT.
TIERS. The genuine, highly concentrated
Holland Bitters is pnt up In half pin, bottles
only. having the .natse Of the proprietor. B.
PACE, Jr blown in them. and his signature
around the neck ofaevery bottle.
THIS delightful Aroma has been received
by Americans. with that favor which is only
extended to really ;scieutidc prepprations.+
When we Consider the marked success
attending it's Standardization, in the. most
stubborn cases Of Fever and Ague, Weak.
ness of any kind. Dyspepsia. Heartburn,
Acidiiy of the Stomach, Sick and Nervous
Headache, Indigestion. CostiveDess and Piles
together with the complete control it ,eker-
cises ever all Nervous. Rheumatic, and
Neuralgia Affections, we canno wonder al
its popularity, Well may the invalid value
it,.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-24

WAsHINGT oEs Sept 21.-Messrs. Chubb
Brothers, bankers and brokers, who suspend
ed payment yesterday, report their liabilities
10 Washington depositors ut $4,000. and
their aassets ample: They continue their
c,,flect,oh and Commission business, hoping
al isntearly dayio arrpnge with their credit.
ore They make no assignment.
Tbs ,sjsint commission for running the
boundary setpeep the. United States and
Mexico win not commence operations till
Sm..1g.y The Secretary of the Treasury has
decided Raj tantsrinds preserved in sugar are
subject to a duty of go per ecnt..; cotton
saeks with dyed tops at II per cent, and
spritig steel at the same rate of duty.
The Secretary of &he Navy this morning
received q dispatch stating that the Niagara,
with Ilfe captured Africans, left Charleston
lsst night for Africa.
: This. Postmaster General, Attorney : Gem
Ssaal. and .Secre'aEy.of the Treasury. have
.GuI,e To- an agreements Us yet held private,
conserving the post office, court and custom
jIohse Accommodations in Philadelphia.
The ssteaRer,W ater Witch left Tor Norfolk
ard the Fulton will leave to-morrow'
murning.. They will take on board tbs rss
mainder of their crew, and then pressed
witlsnnt delay to Buenos Ayres, to await
the arrival Of the other vessels of the Para
gnaY expedition, .s
The Presidents anticipated return this
evening. has brought to Washington a NUM-
Der ef prominent politicians, g.
"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-24


We published a few weeks ago an account
of the manner Of extracting teeth without
pain as practiced by DR.. Dunn, of this place
The following article describes the modus
operandi more in detail:
Various method DIS have been resorted to for
the purpose of alternating the excruciating
agony consequent upon the extraction of
teeth but as general anastheties are in all
cases tedious and troublesome in their appli-
cation, and often attended with fatal and dan
gerous results, sufferers. rather than exper-
ierce the momentary pain of extraction, or
run the risk of general or local anethesia
from. the means heretofore employed, impair
their health by retaining in their mouths dis
.eased teeth and roots. To avoiddhe.dangef.
ous results of actlluroform, and to do away
with theaemploymenfof the not either harm
less or efficient process of freezing mixtures
sotle jaw, Mr.. Jerome B. Francis, OF Phil
adeipbia, has invented a method of producing
local anathesia by the application of an. e.
leclric current, and through this means to
effect The painless extraction Of feesh.-
The appiicaiionis sample and consists in at
taching to the tercePs the negative pole or
flexible wire of the ordinary ELECTROMAGNETIC
machine OF graduated basiery, and placing
the metallic haRdle of tire other or positive
pole intke hahd, OF the patient, and by this
means TO cause an interrupted carrent to
traverse the body Of the patient and the
extraesiRgrinssrument. The intensity. of
the current is previously graduated sehile the
patient grasps the fnreePs and handle. until
i, is just distinctly psrcePtibie, and the circuit
through ahe toetht il not completed until the
NOME Mt at which extraction is to Begin
This Interruption is-said to be desirable until
the forceps are placed upon the tooth. when
the c 10 FORMED, and the extraetieS made
at How this Annals pain we cannot
determine. bat that il has, in a large number
Of cases, we are satisfied. from the Tepresen-H
,ations OF able dentists in this and other
cities. This. novel saetAod OF extracting
teeth was patented the 25ih of May. 1855,
and The Claim is to- the combination of the
electromagnetic machine, with The dental
forceps.-1fScienli6c American.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-24

The arrest of ninety odd negroes, in. the
Leigh street. Baptist African Church, last
Sunday morning, where they had assembled
to receive instruction as sabbath school
scholars, has created no little talk in our
community, many justiiying the course pur.
sued By the Mayor, while others incline to
the opinion that he haa;tgahscended his au-
thority. That the facts maj be understood.
we lay them before cur readers rs given to
US by his Honor. On Sunday, the 18th inst.
Lieut.. Truehearf and Waterman Gilman
reported to the Mayor that negroes were
seen every Sunday morning, from daylight
until 10 O'Clock, aeHtering the basement of
the church, with books in their hands, the
officers believing that they were there the
greater portion of their time, without being
under the supervision of-a white person.
With the information before him the May
or directed the two officers. tasgo 10 that
church last Sunday morning. saad if they
found that the negroes assembled there
were being taught from books.ssor if they
found them assembled together and not un-
der the immediate supervision Of q white
person, TO arrest the whole party and. bring
them before him. The officers entering
the basement, found the negroes alone,
some with and some without books-the pas
tor. Rev. I. LindsaYsan and perhaps other
white persons being in the room above
took them. inte custody, and carried them
before the Mayor.byw whom they were repri-
handed and discharged.
The Mayor.is not At all satisfied tina; Sab
bath Schools, even whre negroes are taught
orally come under the head ei religious
worship; and he believes that sach' assem-
blages lead to others of a worse character,
will not be apt to yield his opinions unless
by the Court of Appeals. If oral
oalY is given in negro Sunday
Schools, why are she pupils supplied with
books. or allowed to take them to the scholsi
Do not the laws of the State impose heavy
penalties on any persons convic ted Of teach
ing negroes TO read and writei And were
tlsesa@taws passed to prevent negroes
obtaiEihg az educatioH, und from do
ing mischief with their lesrninga Scarcely
a week passes that instruments Of writing
prepared bE~negrocs, arc not taken from
servants is b streets by the poiice.--Rich-
zaosl 0sPsatA Auy. ~.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-24
SpRrSerrELp, Mass. !, Sept. IL.

THE NATIONAL HORSE SHow.-Thc Ma
tional Horse show. according to previous
announcement, opened sto.day. Over four.
hundred animals. comprising some. Of the.
best in the country, were present. On the
GROUNDS there are twenty-nine stations IN.
general use, y
Gen. Wool and staf. ars expected TO
arrive this evening. :v4
The G-overpars of Masslchusetts, New
York, Conneesic6ts New Hampshire Maine
and Indiana have also accepted inyitations
to be present. stts 2lbfi.
The Judges and Board Of MauaGers have
decided that no racing purse will be allowed.
during the progress Of the exhibition : ass
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-24

The LATEST VIRGINIA DrsI. The re-
cent controversy between. the Richmond
-Ecquirer and Hon. Sher;a-d Clemens, has
in a dacl between aMr.-CIemens and
Mr.. o. J. Wise, one of the editors of abe
Enquirer, Dir: C. receiving tbs ball of his
antagonist in his thigh. DIR. Clemens had
without authority. wi1bdrawn:the name Of
J.dgs Bracken6roSQh as a candidate for
Governor. and the Enquirer gave him there.
on . two column article, any paragraph of
wIich-wonld have ca lied forth a chslIenge
from any man Of even half Mr.. Clemens
recklessness.