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ELLIOTT W. PRATT
GIVES INSTRUCTION IN Music.
Residence No walnut 81.

lie has permission to refer TO his former teachers, NJ
GUSTAV sATrEa, Boston, aud Mestrs. A. g. and b. D.
ALLEN, Worcester lea du
See Advertisement Of the Mutual Life Assurance
COMPANY Of New York, on the outside.
myl5 ar
Sparkling Soda Water, with all the varl-
city Of genuine syfups,,at
DAVID SCOTS,
ell dtf Cor. Nam snd Mechanic streets.
on. TILLOTsON,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT Law
nhgl dtf Worcester, Mass.
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4 Book for tbe Million. just published, BY
FEDERBgN Il co, Booksellers and stationere, No IL
Court Street Boston, brief Treatise OF As pages, on
Diseases OF the Sexual System Of both sexes tier synp
toms aud Treatment prepared by physician o. the
ttToston Eclectic Haspisl." This york als7 conta aims
searching exposure Of the deception and imposurc prac
ticed by advertising quacks with some Of their names
and locations. Sold by periodical dealers generally.
sent by nail On the receipt of three postage stamps
Address Box 1902, Boston Post Office. d1y mch24
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The Detroit Advertiser relates that a
little girl about two years of age, who had
crawled upon the track Of the Detroit and
Toledo Railroad at Trenton, was saved from
destruction by an approaching train by dog,
playmate of the child, which caught the
child by its dress, and drag it from the track
into the ditch, where it held 1t until the train
passed by
Astronomical novelties abound Just at
present. Besides the three comets, two of
them telescope, now flashing through the
sky, daylight view may be had with n
moderately good pair Of eyes, Of the planet
venus.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-28

sale, wholesale and retail, by
"a. Hull, Druggist aud Apothecsry,
Mechanical Hail nj
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y. II NICHOLS. M. d..
u o u Q P ATH1u PHYsIoIAN
oFFioE AID BRBTDasCB liz NAH 81 Oggrop nam a
Fkoh TO 8, AND 10 u oioLooK p NJ
Worcester, Oct. az, 1893.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-28

ladies md c. nGienen :-We would call ynur
attention thu advertiser Of Prof. U. j. Woods air
restorative, whch appears in the columns Of present
number.
From cur long acquaintance with the proprietor, aud
with numerous perons who have usei his preparation
with perfect for the last two years feel
itati IN recommending the article superior any
other preparation now in use for the purpose
for restoring gray hair to it's original color sure and
perfect cure ifr badness and failing preventive for
the falling Of the hair.
1t is decidedly the rest ard most popular in for
Identifying presel wing restoring, and strengthening the
hair relieving diseases of the skim and removing scarf
dandruH and all eruptons and feversh heat from the
SC Up.
We speak in relation to the above from what we know
having been pesonsly acqu tinted with numerous per
who have used the restorative for the above purpos
With the most gratifying results.
It is Tot oltrn notice pent medicine. indeed we
think puf-d before, but Prof Woods Hair
Restorative is something superior to the prep
sratns Of the day that cannot forbear asking tn at
teHton Of orr readers to it Catholic Yindicatoy
For sale by GEORGE R sPERR. and by all respect
able Druggists dkw2w s16
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tul midwife holds herself in readiness dAv ana nicb
% Ntendto the duties NJ her profession Rpsidense n
Austin street ~ ,o, -
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THE SLAVE TRADE The Sag Harbor Correc-
tor of Sept 25 contains an account of the success
full landing Of a cargo of 507 slaves on the coast
of Cuba, in barque under Spanish command
On setting sail again from Cuba the barque was
scuttled and sunk off Block Island, and seven OF
the crew arrived at Sag Harbor and brought the
news there, which is related as follows by the
Corrector
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GEORGE LESSONS.
furnishing UndeFtakeF x Conn Wnrs

house.
q Voihus, Oaskets, Patent Metallic Burial Case, and
Mooes 81 every description, always on haud Also the
NEs PATENT METALLIC OAsKEr, Of all sizes
every thing connected with the management of FINE
40 promly attended TO- No. 40 Front street residence
Oh front street, Worce ster. Mass dAwtf g,v9S
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At. an Experienced and Successful MidViJe,
W. % mechanc street, at the Head OF Union street,
special attention given to Uterine Complaints and
Diseases Of Chi dren.
e25 All w ~" y" Q p ~
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

VIZ . IlHs UlA ny Th
CELEBBAT FED FE5sAt4E5 PILLS,
Prepared from a Prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, N D.,
Physician Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is uniaing in the OF all
those painful AMI dangerous disorders which the fe
male constitution subject It moderates ell excess and
removes all obstruction, and speedy msy be relied
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DANCING.

B. ID N Z n A NJ
having received license from the city government has
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1t is peculiarly suited 1t VIII 10 short time bring
hemouthly period with reg ular'ty.
Esch bottle, price One D ,Iar bears the Government
stamp Of Great Britain to prevent commercials
& u :
These Fila should not be taken by females that are
pregnant during the first three noRtas as they are
sure to bring lscGrriags but at every other time
and in every other Case they are perfectly safe.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal affections, Pain ia
the Back and limbs, Fatigue slight exerion Palpita
ton OF 56e Heart, Mysteries, and Whs these lo viii
effect cure when all other have failed and although
poForinl remedy, do not contain IRON oalome sntimo.
ny, or anything huTtful to che constitution.
Full directions company each package
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB NOSES,
(Late l. c, Baldwin R Co } Rochester, N. Y.
n. b. IL and six postage stamps euciogcd to any
horized Agent win ensure bottle Of the Pa by return
mail.
For sale by druggists in every town in the United
tates
BURR. FOSTER, y co No. / CoTnhiH, Boston,
Wholesale Agents for New England
For sale by VIM Bush Co wholesale and retail
Agents, and DRUGGISTS generally. d&wtt dec22
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Great Britain.


The political news is unimportant. At Ly-
ons, the silk market continued to improve,
and prices had further advanced. This ia
vorable movement is in great measure as
cribed to the arrival of orders for the Ameri-
can Spring trade on better scale tnan had
been hoped
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-07-01

The trial Of Aaron Burr wos gong on
in Richmond, Va. June 8, 1907, and Ito
Court was detained by the non.arrival of
Gen. Wilkinson from New OrIeans.---
Mr.. Hay, the United States Attorney,
said--"We have looked AT the map, and
find the distance rom New Orleans 10
Richmond 1870 miles. II he comes by
land, he must travel on horseback. He
coul probably ride 80 miles per day, and
by tbs data, he would require A. days from
New Orleans 10 This city.
We clip the above from an ezchonge,
without credit, for the purpose of con-
trag!ing the present with the past A.
the time spoken Of horseback travelling
was the only means Of getting from New
Ollcans to Richmond, end he caIcuia
ton for forty. five days 10 make the trip
was liberal one. Now, however, With
the Railroad facilities Of the day, and The
rapid and certain spons,IQn OF per-
sons, the distance between the wo places
can be overcome in four or FIVE days, a,
lartbest, If anybody imugines that This
is not a fast age, let them r:cur TO the
text which we have placed &! the head Of
these remarks.-WQShville Nc~s.
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TANpERtNG WITH JURIES.

On the third triai OF Cancemi for
the murder Of policeman Anderson,
which is pow pending in this city, IL
! witness testified that he had been Off
cred three thousand dollars, by one Of
the counsel tor the defense, to abscond,
50 as to deprive the prosecution of
the benefit Of his Evidence. He fur
Their sWOre that the solicitations OF the
LAWYER were likewise pressed on his
acceptance Dy a person named Null.
Ter. uho. at the me these revelations
were made, WAS actually sitting in the
inrv-boy as = Juror o, the trial Of the
|rulor;t
'be fact erc,Is vo,1coas for the
Ide,radafjon M criminal iust;ca in this
civ, II sheds a food Of Jiobt an +hc
reneateJ failures which have occur.
red in the prosecution Of notorions
criminals hv reason Of djsarreannnt
oro,n ,be ;uro,s, lis made Main
by thjs I.te eyn.ri.,rce. and Nv ,Le
similar scandal an the tri,lofCr,bam
for the murder Of Lorinr. that crin,;.
nails can so,,chow con'r;ve to oet,
friend ON tine iurv when tbov choose
And that iur,rs will d;yagr1s under
such circumstances can he no matter
Of surpriS. ,o any one
The remedy fot srrb discracs,,,j oc.
currencrs is clear, The law provides
;, s,on;,;n nr,;.hmsr, far euch often.
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Ea5- There are some sad sights in TIT
world-a city sacked and burnt-a bat
tie field after great Slaughtered Lon
don in the midst Of the plague-a shir
burning at sea-a family pinng in star.
valon-a Jug Of moasses wrecked upon
the pavement--a pair Of irrecoverably
damaged pantaoons--but the saddest 10
us Of all is an old bachelor, solidIv walk.
ing towards his end, his great duties IN.
done, his shirt buttons OF, hi. stockings
out at the toes, and no body 10 leave his
M puey 10. sWerc we such a man, the mild
r proying eyes Of widow or maiden
lady would drive US mad. Blu. there is
still hope. Uglier and older men than
any Of our friends have married beautiful
wives. who trained them admirably, and
q. 'ent their money elegantly.
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1t was told as a good.natured Joke, o
an old doctor, that on being on a visit to
a village where he had spent the earlier
part Of his life in practice, he one morn.
ing before breakfast went into church.
yard near where he was stopping. Break.
fast being placed upon the table, and the
doctor being inquired--"l believe" said
the servant, who had seen where he went,
"that he has gone to pay a visit to some
Of his old patients"
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-07-01

Fresh AIR IN RooMs.-ln the upper
sash of every window there should be in
serted framed pane that will open on
hinges; and this should be compulsory,
because in numerous instances the upper
sashes Of windnws are fixed, compelling
people to expose themselves to the evil
influence Of draushls from opening the
lower sashes Of their windows.
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ia Hg Rlcu?---Many sigh is heaved,

~ he hluH!~-Wany sign Is heaVed'
many heart is broken, many life is
rendered miserable, by the terrible inlat
uolion which parents often manifest in
choosing a life companion for their daugh'
tiers. How is it possible for happiness
to result from the union Of two principles
as Numerically opposed TO each other
in every point as virtue is to vice! And
yet how often is wealth considered bet.
ter recommendation to young man than
virtue. How often is the first question
which is asked respecting the suitor OF a
daughter, this: els he rich?"
Is he rich? Yes, he abounds in wealh;
but does that afford any evidence that he
will make kind and aa'ectionale hus.
band?
Is he rich? Yes, his clothing is purple
and Gnc linen, and he fares sumpluousIy
every day; but can you infer from this
that he is virtuous?
Is he rich? Yes, he has thousands
floating on every ocean; but do not rich.
es sometimes take wings and fly away"
Will you consent that your daughter
shall marry man who has nothing to
recommend him but his wealth? All!
bcworc--the gilded bait sometimes covers
a barkel hook. Ask not, then, ais he
rch," but "ls he virluous" Ask not if
he has wealth, but il he has honor, and
not sacrifice your daughters peace for
money.
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Tlegrophic Union Of -Four Continents

Telsgrophic Union Of -Four Continents
Should the Atlantic Telegraph be sue,
cessfuIIy completed, Europe, Asia, Atri.
ca and America, will be brough, into
electric communication with each o,hc.
and q remarkable progress will have been
made towards the civilized uniiy Of the
human race. From New Foundani the re
is Geographic communication with New
Orleans, distant $40 miles following
the course Of the wire, ana when the At.
|antc cable is laid, direct conmuuication
can be obtained with Constau!inople,
thus uniting the four continents. II is
calculated that a message leaving the
Turkish capital at . o'clock, say on Mon
dhy afternoon, will reach New Orleans
at O'Clock the same evening. The first
message from Constantinople direct left
on Sunday evening, May 2, at ll.45,
an arrived in London OF S.57 in the
evening OF the same day, London time,
beating the sun nearly three bours,
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-07-01

The Memphis Bulletin of Sunday
thus notices the arrival OF some Of the
slight of hand gentry Of Nashville. who
are at present on professional visit TO the
Bluff city.
DISTINGUISHED AnRrvALs.-Cur city is
al present honored with the presence Of a
large number Of gambler, from Nash
Vile, who have come down on a trip Of
business and pleasure, and arc soIourn.
ing with their friends and brothers Of
Memphis. 1t is needless to say that they
have been warmly welcomed and treated
with all the honors by their brother chips,
Of this city. The profession is dsrin.
cuishod for the kndly and lralcrna sen.
timents that prevail among its members.
They will 20 on an excursion, in body,
10 Germantown, Tomorrow, 10 witness
the cock.6ght that is to come of near
that place. Besides the gentlemen above
alluded TO, our city is full TO overlooking
OF thieves, pick pockets. thugs and pimps
from various portions OF the county,
Every grade OF the thieving profession
is represented, from the gontlemanly, pol.
ished and accomplished gambler down 10
the lowest petty thief. who steals ker.
chiefs, pennies or cigars.
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PATRICK nrNN.--Thjs crazy son Of the
Emerald Isle, whose mighty deeds Of
daring and hair breadth escapes are no.
toTious in Manchester and Franklin
County, has been scouting up generally
in the city or Nashville, where it seems
he is not so well known as he is here
The Gazette says: a man by the name
OF Patrick Dunn was arrested yesterday
morning and committed to Jail. He had
been ying around loose Tor several days,
going about the streets and making a
noise in general, and stealing everything
he could lay his hands on in particular.
Friday morning last he was taken up for
accidenIly picking up roast Of beef, a
leg Of mutton, bushel of potatoes, a
bacon ham anil several other little things
in the market house. He was discharged
from custol y on the grounds that he was
crazy, and in about ten minutes after he
was set at liberty he entered the Office Of
Jno l. Glenn, water lax collector, laid
violent hands on the hat and coat Of our
worthy o0icia and with as little ceremony
as possible, left for another portion of the
city. In the coat were two pocket books,
one OF which contained s37 in golL and
the other lot Of notes &c. Before he
was overtaken by the police, he hal sense
enough to lose the one which contained
the money, and until this good hour, It
has not been heard Of His comrades in
the jail had better keep an eye on him, if
they would preserve their money.
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A RloHTEoUs VERDIcT.-At q recen
term Of the Federal Court OF the United
States, Pontotoc, Mississippi, the father
OF Nancy Wilson, Of Virginia, a young
lady about sixteen years old, obtained q
judgment of 100000 damages against
Robert Wilson, Of Mississippi, who was
and is married man, for decoying his
daughter away from home end seducing
her. 1t is said that the defendant has
transferred his property, so that nothing
can be made out OF him, although at
'ne time he committed tbs deed he was a
wealthy man.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-07-01

FlNAacEERwe ExTRAonplNARy. I'VE
learn from the Knoxville citizen that
the East Tennessee and Virginia Rail.
road have been issuing duo bills, or script,
payable to persons 10 whom !hoy are in
debIcd, for work done on the road, or
bearer, in sums from two dollars up. On
these is printed, "sood in poymen. Of
freight or passenger fare, at Ony station
on the road But. says the citizen,
when these notes are presented, they re-
fuse TO honor them.
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PAssIEG THE RUBlcoy,--Wh hen Cesar
stood on the banks Of the Rubcon, a
Ii tie stream dividing Italy from Goul,
he paused for 4 season and dclibera.el.
lie knew that, "a procoosuI OF Gaui, he
could not pass that river without declaring
war with the Roman Senate. At length
he uttered the cry. "the die is east" and
throwing himself into the stream, he pass.
ell over, followed by his army. He knew
that from that decisive moment / e entered
upon career which would issue in con.
signing him to the death Of traitor, or
in raising him to tbs highest pinnacle O +
honor in the first empire in the world.
Reader, there is moral Rubicon-you
may be standing on lis bank that stream
must be crossed; a throne in glory is at
stake. Are you undecided for God?--
You may deliberate for a seoson--how
long is uncertajn-too long will be fatal:
for the stream once passed, "the die will
be cast" heaven be your home, or despair
your doom!
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Scraps from Prentice.

A man who goes 10 church 70 chow W.
bacco and spit on the floor ought 10 DO
taken by tho heed and heels and scrubbed
on the soiled spot until it is made clean.
-E1change.
We think that this, instead Of clean.
ing The soiledspot, would generally make
it dirtier.
Everything has its use. Were il not
for the flies, people in summer would sleep
two hours longer than they do, and thus
lose the best part Of the day--lhe portion
devoved to sunrise and mcadow'larks,-~
E1.
And now, as you have explained the
use Of flies that won't let US sleep in the
day, please try your hand a, making clear
the use Of mosquitoes and bed. bugs that
WON'T let us sleep at night,
There ole no women nowadays. IN.
stead Of women, we have towering edi.
fees, OF silk lace, and 0owers.-Pmch.
All well, Mr.. Punch, if you ransack
one Of those edidces thoroughly, we guess
yon will find a woman somewhere about.
TIE OUrRAGEs, The ourages pcrpc.
pctraed upon American vessels by Brit.
ish cruisers now number forty one NASH.
ollie Patriot.
We advise the British cruisers not TO
60 beyond fifty. Our administration
mighln't stsHd it.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-07-01

The highest waterfall in the world is in
the Sandwich Islands, and is stated TO
be between .our and five thousand feet
high. The stream on which the fall oc.
ours runs among the peaks Of one Of the
highest mountains-so high that the wa.
.er actually never reaches the bottom
% great is the distance that the water is
converted into mists, and ascends 10
tho clouds sgnin.
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PRIVACY.

1t should be rule between all friends
to accept just that much Of each others
confidence as is freely and voluntarily
given Every person has sacred and in
ellabIe right to~privacy of thought and
leelng-a right which should be respec.
ted to tho very letter, even by the most in
timale and dearest friends. 1t is q com
mon sayingsnnd very mischevious one,
that there Should DO "no secrets between
man and wife, 4 woman has jus, as
much right TO withhold full expression
OF her innermosl thoughts after marriage
as before, and man has, Of course, the
same. When all is laid bare---lhe ho,i
est rccesses OF the hearr--the very odyia
OF the souls lcmpIe-thc two will 81.
most inevitably tire oCeoch other. There
is nothing new-they have told all they
know, and nothing more can be said be.
tween them, except mere common pIa-
SSsb "IlltU SoOIl DCNbluC CNHND NtI, i HIS
right TO privacy is not sufficiently well un.
derstood in the world. Near friends are
too apt to assume the power Of prying
into and crjttcising each others hearts
They should be more carefuI-more re.
speclful--anI ask fewer questions. II
friends generally would take a common.
sense view Of the subject, they would see
that what A chooses to tell B is rs bu.
siness, and he may listen and criticisc
that, as much as he likes. What A does
not tell B is sacred to A. The simple
fact that he lid no! see fit TO mport it,
ought to satisfy B that it is none Of his
business, and the less he tries 20 pry into,
it. the better A will like him.
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THE VALUE OF A Coon WIFE.--In tn

THE VALUE OF Coon WIFE.--In the
true wife the husband finds not affection
only, hut companjonshI pa companion.
ship with which no other can com pare
The family relation gives retirement with
out solitude; and society without intru.
sion Of the world. It plants in the hus.
bands dwelling friend who can can bear
his silence without wearinesa--- can
listen to the detail OF his interest with
sympathY-who can appreciate his rope.
titon OF events, only important as they
are embalmed in the heart. Common
ftiends are linked to us by slender thread.
We must retain them by ninisterng, IN
some way, to their interest. or their en-.
joyment. What luxury it is for man
to tell, that in his own home, there IS a
true and ailectionate being, in whose pres.
ence he may throw of restraint, without
danger to his dignity. hemay conlde with.
out the fear Of treacllery, ana pe sick or
unfortunate without being abanloned.-
If, in the outward world. he grows weary
OF human selGShnes$, his heart can safe.
ly trust in one whose soul ycarns for his
happiness, and whose indulgence over,
looks his defects.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-07-01

VINO TO MARRY.--An exchange 10.
marks "Never marry girl who is fond of
being always on the slrect-who is foud
Of running to night meelngs--who has a
jewel hand and empty head who will
sec her mother wosh, and do up all work,
and toll while she lies in bed and reads
noyels--feigns sickness, and ashamed to
own her mother.
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Women requile more sleep than men

Women require more sleep than men
and farmers less than those engaged in
any other occupation. Editors, reporter:
printers, and telegraph operators, need
no sleep at all. Lawyers can sleep as
much as they choose, and thus keep our
OF mischief. Clergymen can sleep TWEEN
ty.lour hours, and put their parish to sleep
once a week.