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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-22

CURE FOR CONSUMPTION DIR.
~ CHURCHILL's DISCoYERY.-W nchester's Gen
uine Preparation Of Dr. j. f. C2urchitpS Compound of
cic Reaedy for Cogsapfioa o great cbsm Zee
Medical Discovery of the celebrated ~. f. Churchill
OF PARIS hIs made known by him to the French Acade
my Of Medicine about two years ago, marks new and
important Era IN the annals of Medical Science.
Now for the first time in the history of the world has
REMEDY been found that surely strikes the FouNDA-
ToN OF PuLMoNARY DISEASE, and by RESTORING THE DE
FclENT CHEMICAL ELEMENTS OF THE BLOOD increases the
principle WHICH CONSTITUTES NERVOUS FORCE,
CURES but also PREVENTS, the development Of this
hitherto mqi 9sa SsN T Of tRG @maH race
Dr. Chqrchill's discovery, against which solemnly
Let no one be deceived but ask for and use only the
preparation sold from the sole General Depot in the United
States, No 40 John street. and bearing fac siiie sigma
ture of j. WINCHESTER by whom alone Dr. Churchis
prescription is put up IN RELIABLE AND CHEMICALLY
In all nervous scrofuous Complaints Debility Loss
Weaknesses it Is sovereign and invanable remedy.
pR-READ THE TEsTiMoNY-From the NY. Amer
can Medical Monthly, for May, S5s"whatever may be
Churchill for the Hypophoshites sovereign remedies
TO THE VALUE OF THESE SALTS AS REMEDIAL AGENTS
From tie North American Medical Reporter, for DC;
t0ber l65S-Ths Medicine is scientifically prepared and
reliable We have used it in own practice, in phhiss
pnllnonas ana other forms Of disease with very salts
this remedy given thirty were in the incipen
and twenty three in the second and advanced stages Of
econsumption and the remainder were beyond hope,
With the exception of the latter cases. which much
pehentteu an put three, Wcn are sui uouOiul recoV
cred perfectly
Price 50, three bottles for S. Single bottles only, in
sv ordered All orders for three bottles or over viii be
sent by at cost of party Druggists must send
their orders direct TO the undersigned they may have
different and spurious preparation sent them.
a. Winchester's Genuine Preparation of DIR. Church
Ills Compound of the Hypophosphes of Lime, Soda, and
Potash sold at Wholesale at the sole General Depot ~
John street but will be kept by all respectable druggists
throughout the United States. Circulars and all
sary Information given to all parties enclosing stamp
For convenience In receiving letters correspondents
are requested 10 "lON ZIbl addition
address as below
u. WINCHESTER,
American and Foreign Agency Office,
Jals dawisu 40 John Street,
N A MIL " NJ Il II q N II &
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-22

Teeth That VIII B1te.-Dr. WIN. NEWTON
Dentist after suspension OF business for time past
in this city, account Of Illness has resumed the duties
of his profession, in connection with DR. GEO f. NEW
TON at Rooms in American House Block, formerly Amer
can Temperance House,) until desirable arrange
ments can be made. diff jyS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-22

Electric 0n.'-The operation of this Oil in remov-
ing rheumatic pains and other ills, is indeed astonishing
Like every good article il has counterfeit entirely
useless but the preparation OF Prof De Grath, OF Phil
delpha, has received testimonials from Congressman,
Mayors of Cities Merchants Hotel Propreor all of the
highest character attesting its beneficial effects in
under their observation. 1t be had of the agents
here, see advertisement in another column.
For sale by GEORGE r. SPURR, 2Ul Main street.
wholesale and retail Agent for De Grahs Electric Oil.
fl daw2w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-22

George Sessions, FURNISHING UNDERTAKE. AND
COFFIN WAREnousE-GOfins, Caskets, Patent Metallic
Burial Cases and Robes of every description,
hand. Also the NEW PATENT METALLIC CAsKET, of
sizes
Every thing connected with the management of funeral
promptly attended to- No. 40 Front street, residence
Front street, Worcester, Mass dawtf lpy2S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-22

The aged have health renewed by HutchinQs'
Life ENharant, which is ntallible rejuvenant and
VIII restore wasted strength with magical prompness
Wohuciul pefnanelce For old and febe persons it has
not Its equal Sold by NJ. b. GREEN & co. Worces-
ter. deodawcow}m f22
The victim of Liver Complaint will discover i'm
HHtchngS Life kXhilarant grand paDacea, unequaed
for immediate and permanent effect in this distressing
complaint; it likewise renders the mind and cheer
fu treuvenates and restores strength with magic quick
ness Sold by NJ. Is. GREEN ~ co.
The nervous will find Hutchings' Life Exhilaranta
sure remedy tor all their suffering; and persons who
their nervous systems shattered and constitutions broken
down Sold by NJ. b. GREEN d co.
= The weak will receive strength from moder-
ute use of that excellent tnvigoran Hutchings Life Ex
hilaraant 1t is heahul in all operations As an in
Nsoraht II mas no rejuvenatng the aged and weak
ly with wonderful celebrity and permanent effect Sold
by NJ. b. GREEN 81 co. deodaweow3m f23
The Dyspeptic can have all his woes banished if
he will but use Hutchings' Life Exharant Week
stomach feeble DIGESTION distress after eating costive
habits billiousness, low spirits will find master in the
above compound. Sold by NJ. b. GREEN & co.
Important to FemaIes.-DR. CHEESEMAN'S
PlLl4S-Ihe combinations of ingredients in these Pills
the result of long practice They are
mild in their operation certain in correcting all rreg
uarties, painful transformations, removing all obsrue-
os whether from cold or otherwise headache, pain in
always arise from interruption OF nature They can
successfully used a preventive These Pills should
never be taken in pregnancy, they would be
cause a miscarriage Warranted purely vegetable and
free from anything injurious to life health Explicit
directions, which should be read, accompany box
Frlce ST. sent by mail, by enclosing 81 to NJ b. GREEN
Il CO., Worcester. Sold by NJ B. GREEN & co, Wor-
cester. deodaweow3m f22
Mrs. M. w. GeraIds, PhysicIan-an eXpe
fenced and successful Midwife No. 81 Mechanic
at the head OF Union street.
Special attention given to Uterine Complaints, and Dis
eases of Children Office hours from to m and from
l to p. diff ie25
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-22

j. Il. Iiuneil NJ. D., HOMEOPATHIC PHYSI
CLAN AND SURGEON, No 9 Elm street. Worcester,
Uthce hours from TO 4, and TO p. IN.
o23 dcodawG
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-22
Union Art Gallery, is mt 1871 Main street.
SPOONER & LINCOLN. Pronrietnrs

Go to CIanin's, if YOU are in quest of A supcrior
Picture The long established reputation OF his well
Known GALLERY of unsurpassed DAGUERBEOrIPES,
PHOTOGRAPHS, and COLLODIOTIPES is duly sus-
tanned by his daily productions Mr. practices gum
game on his pictures patrons, prefering
customers with class of work which will always be
lstactory, and leave the minor grades OF moonshne
FUSION and pewter Spoon productions those artists
designed by Nature Tor that kind only. Rooms
lSS Main Street, over Citizens Bank. dim fI2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-22

NEW YORK SYRUP-Very Choice
~ Boston Syrup good; for sale by
fl5 DIV PUTNAM &c SMITH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-22

photographs, DaguerreO3ypes, Improved Am
bretypes- Meainotypes Sphereotypcs, Lettervpes
all other styles of Pictures by sAPLEY Il CLARK No.
10 harrington Corner. corner of Main and Front
MeSsrS. IAPLEr Il CLARK, not DESTROYS of making
the cheapest and poorest pictures of in the cty this
part OF the trade they quite willing should be done by
those artists whose skill Will not permit them occupy
higher position. But T. " c. ambitious produce
better pictures than Ire obtained other Gallery
in the State and to this end respectfully compe
uuon. TAPLEY IL CLARK,
JalS diff No Ii Harrington Corner.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-22

III. II. Bishop, enlist, Office No. IA Pearl street
Dr. Bishop would call attention to the reputation which
ne has acquired in the preservation of the teeth by his
tdconsut him He will furnish all kinds in the ap
proved styles of workmanship. Electricity and Anas-
thecs used for extracting teeth whenever practicable
Office at his residence, IA Pearl street. dly dis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-22

~ EW-N. ORLEANS MoLAssEs, tip-top
4 New Porto Rico Molasses, for sale by
fl5 DIV PUTNAM e. SMITH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-22

Call early in the day at the Union Art Gallery. if
NOu would secure sitting for of SPoOSER d LIN
coin unriyalled Pictures Time for s.s can he pre-
yiOusly engaged. DIFF f2l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-22

N EW PRUNES AND TAMARINDS-
~ Only 10 cents % fb, for sale by
The North-Carolinian., 1859-12-10
For tho North Carolinian.

Mr. EDITOR: The suggestion in your paper a few
days since IN regard to direct importation by the
South is and will continue to be the subject Of in
terest for every southern merchant and Shareholder
The withdrawal of patronage from the north seems
to be the great desideratum of our people. 1t is
certainly the only effectua and plan of bring
ing northern fanatacism to proper sense of our
rights, and of their dependence us for their past
and present prosperity and affluance The southern
Atlantic States are we'll adapted by geogra phical po
stlon and natural advantages to the establishment
OF an importation trade, amply sufficient for all
wants, and facilities for manufacturing most of
the articles brought from the north getting bet
ter and more apparent every day. then why not ben
eht our own citizens by encouraging and patronizing
home manufacturers of all kinds in so doing in
few years we may be entirely Independent of the
wooden nut meg establishments of Connecticut
con- sss-h [ ssssr bsso1fe great
our own resources, for possess afl ths material
and sufficient capital if properly applied to render
us entirely Independent of any other country or
State in the world. All that seems to be necessary
is enterprise and perseverance, and if the merchants
OF Wilmington, Charleston, and other seaports will
unite, 1T can be easily accomplished. l see Rich
mond has called meeting for the Same purpose, and
no doubt the Old Dominion will adopt some plan to
free herself from all dependence whatever their
aggressive foes Let other States follow the
pie and trade at home not at ALL they will GER
tanly save money by the operation, in the items of
interest, exchange, insurance, and travelling expen
ses to and from the northern cities.
We have made the Cities of the North let u 3 pt,l
them down by discontlnuing patronage, and our
visits amongst them If the movement which will
no doubt be very general in the South, is consum-
mated, may expect to see our own Seaports,
bulit up and flourish into large and commercial
Cities in few years.
Concert of action and determination to trade no
with men who have no respect for law, or the
CONSTITUTION of the country and who are so foolish
ana short sighted as to work in direct opposition
TO their own interest is the only thing that
20 oe necessary Let all who have interest in the
matter give aid and encouragement, to those who
take the first step, and by and by, it will gain
strength and power too formidable for any epposi
ton that can be brought against it. More anon.
SOUTHERN RIGHTS.
The North-Carolinian., 1859-12-10

Ggw We have the following news from Washing
4 4 fYri, s, by private advices to Dec. 3rd
|, Y HE DEMOCRATIC Caucus To-N1GHT-It is Thought
Republicans will fall short by about five votes
q the organization of the House. Leaving out the
snt-Lecomptonites the democratic party numbers
tpme ninety three members. Sherman of Ohio has
.. ss..saoubtedy the wide track among the Repub-
leans. Galusha Grows chances grow small by de-
fsrees and beautifully less
u Mr. BoCOcK, of Va will doubtless be the candi-
s;iate of tn. Democrats
Telegraphc dispatches from this city arc little to
pe relied upon. They are generally sensation arti
eies Yesterday, for example, the Herald waxed el-
equent upon telegraphic report of meeting of
sf seeding from the Union. There is not word
sf truth in it. There has heen meeting of south
.Tn men for any purpose. Equally fabulous is the
r count of supposed democratic caucus.
Iisatfofi 1T IcsE than the ex1cutionx cf
kny ether flion would have produced. 4
The North-Carolinian., 1859-12-10
THE EXECUTXON~
OF
OLD JOHN RR0WNl

PROCESSION FROM THE PRISON TO THE
GALLOWS STRICT MILITARY PREPAR-
ALTON N!-SCENE AT THE GALLAWS IL
No RELIGIOUS CEREMONIES.-DEAT OF
THE FELON
CHARLErowN, Dec. 2.-The military assembled at
o'clock this morning and were posted the field
leading to the place of execution also at various
points, as laid down in the general orders. Every
thing conducted under the strctest military dis
cipline, as if the town in state of siege.
Mounted scouts stationed in the woods to
the left of the scaold, and picked guards towards
the Shenandoah MOUNTAINS, in the -4z.=-----sz
The military on the field were formed into two
hollow squares. Within the inner the
scaffod and between the outer and inner lines the
citizens were admitted, one being allowed po-
stIon outside the lines except the mounted guards
At II o'clock Brown was brought out of the jail
accompanied by Sheriff Campbell, his assistants
and Capt Avis, the jailor. A small wagon, contain
ing wife pine coffin. was driven up upon which
he took his seat.
Six companies of infantry and riflemen, a compa-
ny of cavalry the General and his staff numbering
25 officers, headed the pro cession and moved to-
wards the place of execution. No minister of the
Gospel attended Brown, he desired no religious
ceremonies either in Jail the scaffold
He looked calmly around on the people, fully pos
sessed. He mounted the scaffold with firm step.
His arms were then pinioned by the Sheriff He
bid farewell to Captain Avis and Sheriff Camp
bell.
At half past eleven the trap on the scaffold was
pulled away, and with few slight struggles Brown
yielded up his spirit
His body was placed in the coffin, and sub
sequently carried to Harper's Ferry, under strong
military escort, to be delivered to his wife.
~ The Legislature of Georgia, has postponed
the election OF United States Senator, until the
next session, and a bill has been introduced pro-
ydng that hereafter the election shall take place
at the session of the Legislature Immediately, pre-
ceeding the time appointed for the Senator to
take his seat.
The North-Carolinian., 1859-12-10
THE BANNER TO STAND OR DIE BY

Under this head the infamous book of HELPER
endorsed by the Governor of New York, sixty-eisht
members of Congress, Northern merch hants manu-
facturers, &c, has this among its recommen dations
No patronage to pro-slacery merchants no
guestshap an stareoaiting hotels no fees to pro-
phys clans; no audience to 7,ro-szacery pu,sous."
What do the people of the South say to that
nave we lost all pride all selfrespect to listen to the
ABOVE without taking action, and placing our
serves beyond the reach of these black mouthed
northern fanatics? Let us of the south, in view of
their wonton and determined attempt to destroy us.
our Credit and property, turn upon them-make
war upon them by a total Withdrawal of patronage
froln them. As between north and south let it be
hke the Jews and Samaratans-No DEALINGS NO IN
TERc0uRsE! NO PATRONAGE! NO AssoUIAr1oNl
The North-Carolinian., 1859-12-10

The Democrats in Congress- it has been discover
ed will lose vote toward the organization Of the
House, in the inteligibility Of the Hon John L
Broan the new member from the Fifth Distric of
Kentucky Mr. is under 25 years of age, and is
therefore shut out by the second section OF article
first of the Constitution, which declares that mo
person shall be Representative who shall not have
attained the age of 25 years. Mr. Brown lacks .
few months of the required age.
The North-Carolinian., 1859-12-10
ARRIVAL OF Mrs. JNO. BROWN AT CHARLES
TOWN-INTERVIEW WITH HER HUSBAND

CHARIEsrowS, Va, Dec. 1.-8.45 P. N.
By permission of the State authorities the wife of
John Brown arrived here this afternoon in carriage
from Harper's Ferry escorted by mounted troops
Every attention accorded her consistent with
the respect of Virgnians for the character of wo-
man, however unfortunate The troops formed in a
hollow square in front of the Jail when she lighted
The interview of the husband and wife took place in
the presence of the sheriff An embrace, kias but
no tear was she'd She returned under escort to
fiarpers Ferry this evening at o'clock, where she
will await the reception of the body of her husband
to- morrow.
The North-Carolinian., 1859-12-10

ASSASSIN NEwsPAPER--HhAt scurrilous sheet the
New York Tribune, is now collecting, of it's silly
dupes throughout the North a fund for Old Browns
family by selling his likeness. All who want the
portrait of a cold-blooded assassin and midnight
murderer, can get it for 81. Thaddens Hyatt of
this city, the Lord have mercy us for being
compelled to live the island with such
wretch and the same fellow, according to Cookies
confession, who the agent and confidential ad-
wiser of Old Brown in his murders at Harper's Fer
ry is the person who has taken charge of this mat
ter He has published his correspondence in the
Tribune, of which the following is sample: -
"DAvENPoRT, Iowa, Nov, %,
Dear Sir-Send me the old hero's likeness.
May God bless his family, and raise up moro like
him, I'D. p. Mex"
DovER. New JERSEY, Nov. "a, 1859.
"Dcar Sir,-I inclose IS for the relief of Old John
Browns family, and am sorry not to have SEN
sooner. Let me have two photographs. am glad
you are treasurer in so good cause. But, oh
how glad should be if we could only rescue good
Old Brown and comrades from that internal slave
power. "a G. p. L."
Nov. %, 1869.
''Dear Sir,-Although but ten years old. feel
like aiding in your noble enterprise. shall anx-
iousy await the arrival Of photograph of the old
hero, whom have learned to love with my whole
sufferings, published in the N. Y. Daily Tribune
"Yours. with respect,
'DwlGH7 r. ATKINSON, Honesliale, Penn"
''WEsr Troy, N. Y. Nov 20.
'Dear Sir,-Send me three photographs Of the
greatest hero of the age. Two of them shall give
away; the other shall hang up for the contempla.
ton of my children that from il they may learn he
Although an anti-war man myself, shall always
honor the great hearted John Brown.
Neso York Day Book. =
The North-Carolinian., 1859-12-10
IMPULSE.

AT the recent State Fair at Atlanta, Ga, there was
on eNhioition printing press invented by Mr. Rey-
nolds OF Augusta which is described "equal if
not superior to Hoes best' The writer adds that
it is the hrst printing press invented built
The North-Carolinian., 1859-12-10
Kansas has become formidable rival to Illinois

Kansas has become formidable rival to Illinois
land Of refuge" to the unhappy mated. The
divorce law is wide open gate to single blessed
ness and judge has recently granted 25 petitions
at sitting. 1t requires only twenty days resi-
dence. A gentleman living in Indiana was recently
astonished to learn that his wife while visiting
fren,. in Kansas had obtained devorce and was
passing herself off a, blooming g Miss " of
sweet sixteen. Cold feet are sufficient ground for
divorce.
The North-Carolinian., 1859-12-10

It is reported that the failure of Mr. John A
W ashington will not initiate against his giving
the ladies' of the Mount Vernon Association
clear title to Mount Vernon. The purchase
money is nearly all made up and a fund is be-
ing raised for the repair of the property. -
The North-Carolinian., 1859-12-10

ANOTHER STATUE HENRY CLAY.-A colossal stat
ne of Henry Clay, for the citizens of New Orleans
has been recently cast in bronze at the Royal Bronze
foundry Munich, under the direction of Mueller,
German artist of considerable reputation. The stat
ue is the work of an American artist Joel T. Hart,
who modelled it at Florence.
The North-Carolinian., 1859-12-10

CONVICTED MURDER.-Wm. Walters, dwarf,
well known about Bristol, has been convicted at
Biountsville Tenn of murder in the first degree.
Walters shota man named Cross for making impro-
per overtures to Mrs. Walters. who is said to be a
woman of unusual personal attractions.
The North-Carolinian., 1859-12-10
From the Golds6oro' Iasdependent- Estral
RAPE AND MURDER.

A most horrible case of rape and murder was
Ferpetrated on Tuckahoe, about l9 miles from
this place. on Monday morning last. Nancy
Stroud, about IA years Of age, who lived with her
grandfather, Isaac Stroud. the unfortunate
victim of the hellsh passion of some fend, yet
She had been sent to feed hogs about quarter Of
mile from the house, carly on Monday morning.
Her sister had been sent to another pen, and a
negro boy about Is yea-s cid, 10 another the
about two hundred yards from the place of the
murder: The sister heard Nancy excaim to some
one, go off and let me alone don't like you,
Immediately, of the family went to look for
her, and found her dead.-Erom the marks Of vio-
lence upon her person it was evident she had been
forced and choked to death. The negro boy is in
Jail, tand white men also suspicioned.
The affair will. doubtless, be thoroughly invsstisa-
ted, and the guilty parties ferreted out.
Nancy and her sister orphan. kafls whom
their grandfather had taken to raise.-Rinst0a Id
rocdte.
The North-Carolinian., 1859-12-10

One S F. Walton, residing in Hamilton Butler
County Ono left his wife a few years since and
cans to California. Not hearing from him for
two years te . fe Ra-nrled a1l1Eher man who soon
former wife three days and was asain married to
her.
The North-Carolinian., 1859-12-10

Boston, Dec. 2.-The Massachusetts LEGISLATURE
(both houses) to-day voted down resolutions to ad-
joutn in consequence of Browns execution.