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Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-02
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4 r.,..,,,,nton Defeated--The Admiuistra


Ieesmptou Defeated--The AdministTa-
tTOa brOhen tIOwn.
Our readers will reiniee to learn. from our tel
evraphic dispatches received last night from
Washington, that the Kansas Lecompton bill
was defeated in the House OF Representatives by
,h- decisive vote Of l2l to ll2; or, in other
words. that the bill was passed so amended to
relieve it Of all its objectionable features The
amendment proposed by MIR. Critenden was gen
orally Satisfactory to the Republicans and Doug
las Democrats. but Ii not so satisfactory 90
few Of the leading Republicans, and, in order that
the opponents Of Leconpion might present a uni
ted opposition to the schemes OF the Southern
FIRE eaters snd to the administration, second
amendment was of red in the House, on Thurs
day, By Mr. Mon gomery of P nnsylvania. by
which provision is made tor The admission Of
Kansas into the Union, but entirely ignoring
the Lecompton swindle, AID this was pass
ed by mi nifty ct eight in full house,
only one member be- absent. So much for
earurst lab VI in a Rond caus..-Ihe South has
reached he length of its terber, Buchanan S
administration is oxen dawn and the prospects
OF another tree State in the coniederacy and the
SPEEDY establishment Of peace and Rnod govern
rnsnt in Kansas are now exceedingly GAtteTng.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-02

1Taesr, I7o.J. ,. ~. ~,
. 1@''e . Dfe"- Os''''e"'s" VIM you
please rectliy mistake which occurred in your
paper CT this morning You convened the idea
tn, u,. st,,,ld -, .. -,
'"'' "ioi "i"S,
lor tue his' ume a'ter suspension OF i've
months. 1t is true did start this morning
and have had our works in onerstion s,erv
-r,.l,;,,,, Ia. IT,.
"'"'"b 'ay 'o' ''"'e 'nan l"ur weeks we nave
not quite so large number Of men employed as
YOU have stated but when we oct our bro,ze ,,,z,
~ ,ich was awarded -. loo, Ean h. ~, NJ a,,s;,.,
''0' u i@'' an oy '"e -H7chahlcs
Associanon' which we have not yet received, we
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-02

JuDeE ALIENS APPoINTM GNT The Boston
Journal OF last evening. in reference to Judge
Aliens appointment as Chief Justice Of the Su.
perior Court in suff,Ik county, says;
eve arr informed that he will not accent the
appointment unless The nomination Of Marcus
Morton. Ir a. Associate Justice, shall be con.
frmed--he latter having been Te,nOmina'fd by
the Governer. and awaits the action Of the Coun-
ell +"
We are surprised TO see such a statement as
this in the Journal, being satisfied that the ac'
csp'ance or non-scceptance of Judge Allen de.
pendS on no such contingency, We believe that
he has not expressed a preference or any per
son as an ASsocia'e Justice Of the Superior
Court and nat while he gives opinion as to
the On ,li6cations of any individual, he has no
desire but that which is telt throughout the com
muuity. that some gentleman Of character and
sb,liiy shou be selected, undoubtedly he will
be- to I'LL .he otice in question.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-02

SENGULAR CURE OF A FGLoN Mr. o. J..
Mullen, of Wayne Station, H., sends the
tIlowing statement to the Boston SPIRITUAL
Age:
There is young man out west at the pres
ent tine, whose home is in the western part
of the state of n. York, who some years since,
had felon on his middle finger, which
was so painful that he could hold his hand on.
Is aght up. Having suffered for four nights
he started for doctor While on his way
he met person who accosted him, wishing
to know what was the matter. He told him.
The individual thereupon placed his hands
upon his telon, when the pain left in about
i've minutes. Here is his own statement in
his own words "a sudden pain dared to
my head Being an unbele,e er in Spiritual.
ism, l begged Of him to leave me. which he
d. felt so that l returned home and re.
red, l awoke and found had slept nearly
twenty four hours. | have NOT felt ANYTHING
OF my telon since that day, and no scar Is to
be seen-the scar was goue when l awoke."
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-02

IGS0PANCE AND IMPUDESCs CoKBG RD.-s,arcelv a
dal passes bu what some good tured sotl bect mes
fuped ny the cal ed Cheap Patent Ambroy pc Rooms
WAT can p rson exp It for 10 Is cents; better bv
far patronlz~ b b Maxtan Harrington Corner who
still continues IN the tenor ct his WAYS executing
hundred Of his Improved Amhroypes weekly. a. lis
OLD standard pric g, 25 crnts and ulWards-no ch an
bumbug ytem at Maxham's. All pictures warranted 10
give sa. a.slacJion ald durable.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-02

Two STRINes TO HIS Bow.-rhe Washington
correspondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer says
that PennsSlyana Representatives who made
filming Lecompton. speech last week, had pre-
viou.ly written out anti LeeOmpton speech
equally as incorporating, part Of which he had
rehearsed to other parties.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-02

The children of the Mission Sabbath School
will repeat their concert this evening, at seven
o'clock. The proceeds will go to purchase mater
ials for the making Of clothing in their sewing
school. More Than sixty little girls are learning
to sew in this school, and need help in procuring
materials for their work Admittance ten cents.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-02

BY H. W. LoNGFEILOE.
Hsve you read in the Taimud Of old,
Ia the legends the Habtins have told
OF the limitless realms of the air.
Hav' you read 1.-THE marvellous story
OF Fan1alph n, ne angel Of Glory.
sandalphOn, the Angel Of Prayer:
How, erect. at the outermost gates
OF the City Celestial he wait
With hls fe on the ladder Of light,
T a. crowded gith angels unnumbered,
by JAG as seen as be hesllmhered
Alone in the desert at nigh?
The Angels Of Wind snd Of F re,
Chant OILS one hymn and expire
with be snug's Irresistible stress
Expire with RAPTURE and wonder,
As harp strings ara br0Se a3under
by music thy throb to express.
But Serene in the iapiurous throng,
Unmoved BY the rush OF the sorg.
with eyes uniw issioued aud slow,
AmooH the deal angels, he de thess
sandalphon stands listening, breatblEs,
70 sound that ascends from below
From the spirits that on earth adore,
From tn souls that enireat md imp ore
In he freI " and passioa o. pa ,r,-
- NAA~ A+-'A - tAishe al Ut hEt " III AJhoGag
Al weary with dragging The crosses
Too heavy for moltals to bear.
And he gathers The prayers as he stands,
And they change into dol ers in his hauds,
lrto gsrlands Of purple sud re
And beneath tn gre arch Of ne ortal
Through the streets Of the City lmm.r,al,
Is vailed the tragrsrce they she'd.
It is bot legend know,
table, hautou, a snow,
Of the ancIei K ibhia cal lAre;
Yet The old uedBgal tradition.
The autiul st 4uge sup-rs'itinu,
But hsunts aud holds me the mora.
VIII 70 look fr N my window AT night
and the weikin above i all white.
All throbiug and pau ing with stars,
Among them m iestic is standing
SADnal4hon the angel, expanding
His piuons in ne0ulous bars.
Ard he legend feel is part
or the hunger and thirst nf the heart,
The frenzy and ire OF tn. brain,
IbaJ grasps at the iruiJage rbidden,
The golden DOmegranat Of Eden,
10 qui its fever an pain
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-02

DEATH OF AN Ex GOVERNOR -Ex Governor
John = Peters OF Connecticut died at Hebron,
on fuesday, at advanced age. He was Lieut.
Governor Il the State from 1927 to 1881, when
he became Governor, and held the Office for two
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-02

The Kanzas Herald Of Freedom says that seri-
Gus apprehensions entertained for the safety
of Mr Lord, the proprietor of the Tecumseh Set
tier. It Is said he left Cincinnati for Kanzas in
time to be in ST. Louis at the burning of the Pa
INC Hotel. A gentleman Of tha, name was reg.
istered at the hotel the night previous. Since
that time nothing h as been heard of him.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-02
Never mind that" said the host.

OUT Door SAFETY. Y.-The fear of the wealth
er has sent multitudes To the grave, who 9TH
erwlse might have lived in health many years
longer. The fierce North wind and the fur-
Gus snow storm kill comparatively few, while
not winter rooms and cTIsping summer suns
have countless hetacombs Of human beings TO
attest their power. Except in localities where
malignant mlasms prevail, and that only in
warm weather. out door life is the healthest
and happlest, from the tropics to the poles.
The general fact speaks for itself, that per-
sons who are out of doors most, take cold
least. In some parts of our country, near
one-halt OF the adult deaths are from diseases
OF the, air passages. These ailments arise
from taking cold in some way or another !;
and surely the reader will take some interest
in subject, from which, by at least one
chance out Of four, his own life may be lost.
All colds arise from one or two causes.
lst By getting cool too quick after exer-
else, either OF the whole body, OF ahy part of
1t.
I'd. By being chilled, and remaining so for
long time, from want of exercise
70 avoid colds from the former. we have
only to go to fire the moment the exercise
ceases IN the winter Ii in summer, repair
at once to closed room and there remain
with the same clothing on until you arc
cooled off
10 avoid colds from the latter cause, and
these engender the most speedily fatal dis
eases, such as pleurises, Group, and inham
nation Ct the lungs, called pneumonias, and
we have only to compel ourselves to walk
with sufficient yigor to keep off feeling OF
chlllness' Attention to a precept contain ed
IN less than dozen wordss would add twen-
ty years to the average of civilized life.
Keep array chitl'ess by exercise, cool off sloto-
w. Then you will never take cold, in dool
or out !-HartS Journal of Health.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-02

METBoRoLoGICAL.- During the month Of
March the quantity OF rain which fell in this city,
as aseeitaned from the guage at the State Luna.
tic Hospital, was 81 100 inches. Snow, u inch
es ; mel;ed snow, 7j 100 Of an inch. Extremes of
barometer, $4,000 and 2S.64O. Extremes of ther.
mometer, Sc and .64o
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-02

STOLEN The horse and chaise Of our neigh
Dor, Or, Il. W. Buxton, was stolen on Tuesday
evening, while standing in Thomas street. The
property is described in an advertisement in this
DAVIS paper.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-02

MIR. Bryant, in private letter from
Naples, reports, on the authority of physi.
clan, that there are from three to four hun.
dred deaths Ia that city eekly, while the
usual average number is but eighty. Brou.
chitis rheumatic fever and fevers running
into the typhoid type, sweep the inhabitants
OF Naples into the Campo Santo like the
plague or the cholera. The mortality IA
chiefly among the poorer cassos.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-02

JOB PRINTING, in every variety of style, from
a visiting card to the Iargest-sized poster, exe-
cuted promptly and on reasonable terms, at this
office.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-02

NewsOs's COu@b BaiEana for the relief and
cure OF Group Influenza, bronchitis, Whooping Cough
common Colds affecting the Lungs and air passages gen
erAy and long stan ling Coughs In these there ia MOI
its superior; an while tits thus etcacious it is perfect
sae TO administer to al persons of all ages both az an
eSptc GRANT and as einetie
This Balsam Wa FIRST compounded and used BY tbeIate
ro O"lYia NeWton N D with great success in an ex
tensYe praclce FOR many years Il only net DIS to be once
tfied to secure for 10 an unparalleled reputation
Prepared aud sold wholesale and retail by BITsU 4
uCh25 t.,.-f - '4UIS'
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-02

~ The SPRING TERM Of this school for Youre
ladies' Will open on MONDAY, the 18th Of April nt l5
Or mpt attendance at the opsning If the rln Is vry
desirable T. BEANE pTitc;nol
Worcester, March II 1858 ~
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-02

Sir James Clsrke's celebrated Female Pills for sale In
Worcester by JOHN Q. HILL, Apothecary, Mechanic
Hall Building, Worcester.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-02

State fer RBOfs.-rht subscriber is prepared o
furnish Slate for Roofs OF superior quality and Ian it in
she best manner the most satisfactory terms sams
pies may be At the yard on Grove street
apis d8 John BARNARD
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-02

The AMERICAN Horse tanner. Rarey, tho
celebrated American horse tanner, who has
lately astonished all England by mis- miraeul-
Gus power over ~ lid and unmanageable horses
y now in Paris performing like wouders.-
Horses that can only be fed through hole in
Their cages, others that are only handled blind
iold IN fact, horses so vicious rs to be abso-
lutoly worth nothing 10 their owners, are tanned
by MIR. Rarey in Is minutes time-so that he
mounts their back beats drum and fires of
pistol over them. Before commission ap.
pointed by Louis Napoleon and the members
Of the Jockey Club, Rarey performed such
feats as to draw forth the highest encomiums
Mr.. Rarey offers to disclose and teach his seei ct
to club of 500 subscribers in England and
France, at $50 each--a total OF $50 600.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-02

Mrss y Good " "A, an nexpszienosd 2na auccess
fnl ndv1e holds herseN in readiness DAY and night
to attend thr dntAs og profession aesidense III
AHstin street 81 octQ7
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-02

Peruvian syrur, for sale. in Worcester by JOHN @.
HILL Apotheeary, Mechanics Hall Building, Worces
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-02

HOMEOPA PATHIC YsICIAN
FTICE AND REsIDENcE l12 MAIN 81. OFFroE HOUR
FEoM TO 8, AND 70 o'oLoCE P. NJ
Worcester. Oct 90. 1858
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-02

Prof Wcods Hair Restorative, for sale in Worcester
by JOHN Q. HILL, Mechanics Hall Building, worees
ter.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-02

sanords Liver Invgoator, fer sale in Worcester bv
JOHN O. HILL, Apothecary Mechanics' Hall Building
Worcester.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-02

o. F. II a x r s..
y E N II ~ T.
loS main street, opposite the new Mechanics Hall
jyI Building 5E15ts
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-02

The WOyces'er Water Cure VIII hereafter
De exclusively devoted to the treatment Of female patients,
WGlle the otfer sex will be received only as boarders-
tae location this establishment is elevate quiet and
healthy combining the advantages Of both town ard
country 0p at all seasons. For circulars address
ROGERS D Worcester Mass
q DR. RoGERs' day office is iu the Central Exchange
Post Once fnor During the Evening and night ne may
be found at the Water Cure dtf aul
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-02

Bliss Dyspeptc Remedy, for sale in Worcester bv
JOHN Q. HILL, ApOthecary, MechanIcs' Hall Building
Worcester.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-02
RORsR RLANKETs

place in Worcester, by,
J. n. FOLLANSBEE, Agent,
oct30 d5t&wtf Foster street, opp. Il. Il ". ID pot.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-02

s.KNFz tLADEa made to order. Rasors ground ard
polished and all kiids OF cutlery aue surgical instru
mvhts lharpened rep drej and polished, by 0. A. Cum
minga, 1917 Main sL,Bet
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-02

Special SOt5Ce.-BLISS' DYsPEPTtC REME
EDf' Druggists and Country Merchants supplied by
the dozen Or gross at the shortest notice
HAFRAL, RJSLEY, & KITCHEN.
mchIS d&w2w rs Barclay street New York
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-02

10 FetRn ies.-ECr Debility, Prostration Of syftem
Nervousness, PAIN in Back and Loins 2apitstion use
"BLl'S' DYsPBPTIG REMEDY.D see adyt r,isenent
"To Females" in another column d&vov mcbIS
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-02
Boyl,ton ce1lre, March q, 1853.

pn"e parficUtur Office GnvaIt.s ordering
BLISS OYapEPIC REMEDY sent them by mail,
at the same tine give their State County and Post a.
fee. dAv2w ,ncbie
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-02
L. B. NTCHOLs, N. D.,

Gan probably sell P5nnO Fortes cheaper than any
aer or agent in the State, Carks Block, Worcester
je3O dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-02

For Sale or 70 Heut,-A HOUSE AND
BLACksAlTH'S SHOP, in the centre Of B1yl ton.
good Blacksmith wanted a1e needed in that place For
particulars Inquire Of N. f. ANDREWS S. Main street
Worcester, or of Mrs 7. lW. MAYNARD, on the premi
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-02

Arnoid's G9Obules and VitaI FIuid. 70
sale, wholesale ard retail. by
J. Q. HILL. Druggist and Apotheoary,
myS dH Nechancs' Hall Bloob
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-02

hemOVal.--Mrs.M ". dBRRALD, Physician. and
& ana very successful Midwife has removed
~ ~ Wy heso oi Union street Special attention given 10
iytT All
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-02

49, A. hIT TINC5S
FIANO FORTE AND MUSIG RoOM ,
~yS No. Mechanics Hall, Up stairs. dIs
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-02

Mdlu sVstts .ss.sss,s.s Worcester. Maag
opposite the D pot Of inc Norwich Nashua Fit.bbnrs
Boston and NV York Railroads o.
u T. h9NNtf, j. @ HALL, rHos. TUoKER
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-02

-. 9untFy MefcbHuts and others doing husineaa
distance from the haiiroad aud Wishing sunni, ~
BLISS DYsPEpil0 REvEDY, can have 4 dozen macy
ages sent them mail Tor about one dollar
hAdkAL. hl4LkY, n kIrOHEN.
"'shAo ~ WaW New Ynrk ,
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-02

SALISBURY MANSION SCHOOL. .
LINCOLN SQUARE,
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-02

A POETIC CLERGYMAN.-The following an
ecdote. we think, has never been in print,
but It's truth cannot be questioned.
Many years ago, Rev Mr. Goddard was
the esteemed minister in Swanzey, New
Hampshire. He was settled some eighty
years ago, and preached in that town for
many years. He was an eccentric man, con-
forming to the practice of the times, and no.
ted for his original poetry whch he often
used IN his conversation. On one cold win.
ter night, brother preacher from distant
town called upon him and accepted his hos
pltaIlties for the night. In the morning the
host arose and stirred up the Goals in the
large tre place in the kitchen, adjusted the
backlog and the iore-stick and then mixed
the usual glass Of toddy. At this moment
the visiting brother came from the adjoining
room aud was invited to partake Of some Of
the ardent. The visitor stretched himself.
rubbed his eyes, and finally said he guessed
he would wash out his eyes first, and then
drink"
Never mind that, said the host,
Our flref4sasrayou know, were ike goats.
Ih-y hr ~ashG thtir eyes and then thtIr throsts;
But ge having grown more wise,
FIst wash our thro its and t en- our eyesn
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-02

ADtS CAAY YER
ATTORNEY 4 COUNSEL Ay nm
N, 2lS Nns straet Z Wa..'s,,H ~,
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-02

=, DFs henry Sargent gIyes special attentto m
diseases OF the Eye Once No IL Worcester Bank pocS
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-02

ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS at law
Nos Worcester Bank Block, Worcestrr Nae
HsNRY CnAPm, AppLgroN n n.y.,
apf ar '" NAphUhs
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-02

q, DeViue's Compound Pttch Lozcugea!--
warranted TO cure Uou. h., Gods, Who ptrg gouqb
bronchitis, Group Asthma, and Consumption
IFsold BY Druggists aud Merchants generally thropgh
out lnv couutryj also by the Manufacturers NJ vii
SON Lane, Boston. Mass mrbR too,
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-02
W LILLIAN DGGtAhNSO
NOTARY PUBLIC.
o. fI. TiLLOTR0N

.. H. TtLLOTSON,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW
No s, Brinley Hall
mh2l dtf Worreotsr Me-.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-02

G o N 5 3 L 0 Il IS a T Ia W,
Michigan street,. .,.... Milwaukee, Wiscontin
SIMEON SMALL JOHN D. C. GswRLI.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-02

Butter aud Chees~, Of the arst quality lust n
oeyea and ior sale by DRAPER CLARK.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-12-09
DIR. DELLENBAUGH'S
November appointment

R. DELLENBAUGH respectfully in.
~ forms the citizens OF PORTAGE Stark and Trumbul
counties and the surrounding country that he viii
remain in the following places. All persons afeetel
with any complaint of Chronic nature are invited
10 call for gratuitous consultation.
TRUMBULL CO.-Warren, Gaskill House, Dec. =
Niles HOTEL Is Intb
Hubbard Hotel, Goth
Girard Hotel, l3th
PORTAGE CO.-Garrettsvile, Norton House Dec q
Palmyra, Lewis House, Dec. 90
Ravenna, Collins House, Nov 90
SUMMIT co: - Akron, Empiae House, Dec 0,
DR.. Dellenbaugh fatters himself that he can cure
Chronic complaints of the oldest and most obstinate
character. He uses no murcural preparations and
only medicines that are purely vegetable,
DR.. d., of Cleveland, Is the son of the cee brated
DR.. Dellenbaugh, late of Georgetown, who so sue
cessfuy treated and prescribed for 267 900
during 26 years practice in this State.
All diseases pertaining 10 Women and Children
treated with great success by DR.. DelleRbaugh.
Where DR.. ID. prescribes for patients, his charges
will be satisfactory. There is nc. one in George
towH practicing on the Delenbaugh system.
n: b. DIR. ID. speaks the German language.
About two years ago my general health became so
much impaired, and In a short time there was an
assuming the very worst type ofskn disease ESQ ca
ed by the Drs.) MY husband being physician, tried
different remedies, but availed nothing. then an.
piled to other eminent physicians but got no relief
BY this time my head and face was mass of sores.
heard OF DR.. DIS great success In treating chronic
diseases of the skin. Iapplied to him, and in less
than three months he had the eruption removed and
my general health improved under his treatment SO
that now enjoy good health. In conclusion would
say these suffering from like diseases should apply to
DR.; Delienbaugh. MRS. A. FOGEE.
Cleveland, April Ist 1858. nov45s,
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