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s- The aMineral Spring. of Atlanta

~ The "Mineral Spring" of Atlanta is
now one Of the greatest attractions o. the up
country. 1t is located Immediately in the
rear OF the State Road Machine Shop, and the
Engine-house OF the Macon and Western Rail-
road. The public may rest assured that the
water is strongly impregnated with ierrugin-
Gus compounds, locomotive smoke and numer-
GUS other tonics. Its effect upon the system
is magical-relieving simultaneously lock-
jaw, hydrophObia and club-foot,-producing
emetieo cathayisis, diu and diaphoresis, pese
draserina and fits. 1t disslpates freckles, cross
eyes, and the free use of scotch snuff. 1t
colognes the breath, gives the skin the color
of the rose, and the pliancy OF satin--and
above all things supersedes the use of hoops"
---4aanta Confederscy.
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ES- Tue Louisville JosrAsi says: AT the
recent municipal election in Philadelphia,
two persons were elected as officers Of the
fall election who are nov serving out their
terms In prison for offenses committed. This
occurred in the Fourth Ward. old Aoyamen-
sing, where 50 many frauds have been here
tofore Committed This is the same locality
that elected Bill AeAolIia, anotorious rowdy.
It's Alderman, and Is The home of most Of those
I clubs Of rufians which have so ioag dis
graced Philadelphia. OF course We need
not say that the district is as distinguished
fer is Democracy ~ lis turbulence"
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$500 REWARD.

DRoKE JAIL at Springfield, Rohertson co Tenn,
ID on tue night Of the and day Of Nay the folio
ing prisoners
JosS BUu, years old, dark compsectea heavy
set, ahogi sin feet hgh. rather qaiuk spokea, no
VAS committed Tor the murder Of Cox
RETSoLDs, IS 30 years old, about ave feet high
well prOpofgsosed, DARK complicated, and very active
who Was committed Necessary o. tAe murder Oi
Cook.
cAKEoII AoasIs about - years old. dark eomplect-
ed, III featured. STAN ners has affection q ZAP
and iees aad walks b 1iys Vas Committed for HE
murder OF hIs father.
JOSH AUKLlIx, ab0at IS years old about 5 \ feet
high, well prsportoned lair esmplsziesl -sna auick
sgsokcn, aho commatied fof laFeeng
I Uiu give a . $40 for Ghe 4purehrn siosl
and aesery % TIE sbeSc prisoners naa OF Ss0 far
the app ehenssOa and delivery % either ne 0g
thea. J. DRAU.sHsfN
msy2{-5t uaA
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By Admirur nv the Beverid ge-Ritten ime-
Jelly Alter takin nip, the Labor Inter-
spersed with Ockashunli Victim my lips
with the same.
Whis<el all halel from eriyist boy hood,
Hev. ardently admired thy Qualities
Thowst cisathed mi mind with strength-my noze in
richest dyes,
Haei Whiske, halei Hale potent of Ryeis
When wus grows WIS, and bad grows Bladder,
When trubble's waivs across the buzZum roll,
nip &C thee expands my shrunken sole,
As wind frum boys mouth expands the bladderf
Water is good, no man of sens denies it.
Serch through old Nacher, and YOU will not meet,
An artikle ft fur washin feett
But as a beverdge, faw, there dspise il.
My stumick terms, and iur relief III
To the eckstract NV coIn-to thee Red Eye
sAludin TO the plesent ckshun that whiski is nrlid
rye, which it Is not, by no menes the con-
trary Nv korn-
IA butiful smile, approprisly chozen to show bow
the elickser lie will man 10 spread hizseM
THE hberality this sentiment Is noble. Il is
grand.-While assertin the superiority his favor
lie beverage, he is win to allow that use kin
be maid luther lkewids Sech noble -miniedness
is refreshin.
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Evening Hour. for Mechanics.


What have evening hours done for mechanics
who had only ten hours toill Hearken to
the following facts:
"One of the best editors the Westminster
Review could ever boast OF and one of the
most brilliant writers of the passing hour,
Was a Cooper in Aberdeen. Oae of the editors
OF the London Journal was baker ia III yin;
perhaps one OF the bsst reporters OF the Lon
doa Times was weaver Ia Edingbarg; the
editor of the Witness was n stoae mason
One OF the ablest ministers Ia London was q
blacksmith la Dundee, and another was a
matchmaker la Banff. The late Dr.. Milae. Of
China, was herd hoy 10 Rhyme. Tue prin-
cipai IT the London Missionary Socisty's Col
lege a. Hong Kong was a saddlcr la uuntley,
and one OF the best missionaries that ever
went TO India was a tailor ia Keith. The
leading maehinist Of the Loadoa aad Birming.
ham Railway MAS a mechanic in Glasgow,
perhaps the very richest iron founder In Eag-
was working man in Moray. Sir James
Clark, her AAlesty's physician. wa,I a drug
glst in BAuR Joseph Hume was 4 sailor ilrsf.
and then a laborrr al the mortar and peziie
la AonIrose-. Sir. McGregor. the msmber
ffom Glasgow. Was peor boy In RssshiFe.
James Wilson, the mrmter iron Wesibary,
was psoaghman 10 Hslidiagten. sDd ArthsF
Anderson. the member FROM Orkney, earned
bis bread hy Abs sweat o. his brow in Uisl-
ma ThaIe. Ihrse mefa. however. spent their
lesssire bonEa, u acquiring asei.ll kAeNisasc.'
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NEW pIHl.lCAVVONS
READY ms OAR,
BY
w. Il. KERRY s. co., Public Square.
SHAKESPEARE'S
Legal Requirements Considered.
BY JoHN, LORD Campbell, LID, FRs.E.
IN a Letter 10 J. Payne Collier, Esq., r. S.A.
vol Emo Cloth

Bf JOHN, LORD CAMPBELL, LID, =. r. :. F.
=" a Later 10 J. Payne Collier, Esq., ES.A.
vol. Emo. Cloth
whether shat espcare Was a clerk IN an ATTORNEYS
'ihce al Stratf"rd before hc joined nc PLAYERS In
l"hd"n or, in other words, whether The autl or Of
Macbeth and Hamlet and King Lear. was ctnr.lo, cl
some years in engrossi ing deeds serving Writs and
making out bills Of costs-is question y h,rh has
been kecny agitaed Of late years among a., restless
fraternity Of Shakespeare scholars-onc Of the most
ndeiaiigable Of whom, MIR. Payne Collier, knowing
Lord Campbell TO be enthusiastic admircr Of IN.
Master bramatist well rs one 81 the most crni-
ueni British Jurisis, pcremptory demanded his orae.
uiar opinion.
Accordingly, we have here the results II an agree.
able literary diversion with which the author Of tb.
" Lives Il the Chancellors +" and the Iives az the
Chief Justiccs" recreated himself during Io,ar vo
cation, aud drove from las refreshed mind all wcari.
snme reo'iiections Of the vranglngs or Westminster
Han. And as might be supposed, the volume II as.
pleasant a. the process by hicb il was mlde-l Ike
that, also, frequently Hmusing b. Instructive
Lord Campbell hopes = kindly cr.,.os ~ ho may
think Il right toe untrnaHre any cf,rt 10 hiring aboit
fusion of '' Law aud Literature )" Win a. Ike aS
and fquity,' - havn too long been kept apart
Students of Shakespeare and students Of the law
wall geniai'y join Interests over ibis book.
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Qew advertisements.
GLENOAK FOR SALE.
On Saturday. June 25th. 1859.

g. WILL be offered at public sale, at IS
I'D. the Court house in Nash vile, the ksSssssa
-l..l. beautiful country known Sz7%sA
"GLENOAK "situated about two miles from -
the city of Nashville the tIillsbOrO pike. Ime
premises consist of fifteen uuduating ground
~ell enclosed by picket fences. The improvements
consist of two-stOry tenement, containing about ten
rooms, together with kitchens stables, out houses
terms &c, all in good order The houses were built
by the Rev. Charles TCm about five years ago and
are tasteful, substantial and complete.
The property Will be sold and two years
time, With interest from day of sale; lien Will be
retained, and notes payable i'll bank, satisfactorily
endorsed, viii be required.
W. Tucker is the premises and Will show them
to any person desiring to purchase.
For further particulars apply to
JAS b. CRAIGHEAD,
aprS-d4eOtd % Public square.
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MEG AVOCK

ON THURSDAY, the oh lay Of June next. ON the
~ premises. Will sell at public sale IS 80 Lots
Ia D. I. McGHvock's FIRST Addition to Nashville.
The Lots front College, Cherry and summer streets
and among tie most valuable Lots in that sec
ton. Particulars ia due lime.
mayI6-td Az. : LINDSLEY-
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HAKDEskS CoUSTY.-We are pleased 60
learn that the people Of this county have OBJ
talned the conssnt OF cur old Friend Dr.. David
J. Newborn, % be candidate for the Legis-
lature. The DR.. Is a calm, rsfiectIve and sea-
sible man. and has had bat little or nothing
10 DO with The iatrigaes II modern polis5cs,
aad would make = valuable representative.
We would be pleased ia see him IN oar ncks
Legislature. jackson Wig,
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Holioway,s Ointment.-Searching through
skin and gland nerve aud muscle the very
and center external disease, this mild yet powerful
vegetable salve effects with amazing CELEBRITY
Sold so Maiden Lane, n Q. may24-lw
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For Paducah, Cairo s Memphis.
REGULAR PACKET.
Gives through Tickets TO Louisville, ST. Louis
and Memphis.

T'HE splendid passenger a c-~n
L steamer MINNET0NKA, sx=Crrsssz.lk9
DAsHIEIL, Captain, viii leave szz<SszasszS
for Smlthland and Paducah. THU RSDAY, May Goth
at IL O'Clock NJ. For freight or passage apply on
board.
may:5-2; A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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ED G. FIELD.
Sale Extraordinary.
On Thursday, the 26th inst.

I PROP'fSE 10 bring OF the largest sale q Lots eve
made in that part OF the city. The Lots viii uiie
that day all in the thickly setled portions
all convenient 10 the business OF Nashville. 1h'
Lots 1 Shall nn.r Ar. in
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Additional.

ON THURSDAY, the 25th inst, at my great sale Of
~ Lots in Edgeheld, IN addition 90 the Lots already
announced, will sell those three beautiful Lots la
Shelby's Addition, corner of Woodland AID Oak sts
Nos l04, lO3 and l02, just beyond AltuIeyer's con
fecuoudry. sad Lots eaclosed with plank fence,
and will do 10 brag on.
nlay2O-tds A V : IINlSIEY
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Lot SIS corner 81 Barrow and Russell street aud
Lots 81 55, So 81 50, CO. o. and % the North side
Of Russell street.
Lot Ne. IS corner Of Hickory and Russell street
80 and 40 the south idle Of Russell street
Lot No 10 corner Of Hickory ana fath-rltnd street
and - and - on Fatheriand street. Ais o, No. Z
Lot No. $50 corner OF OAK and Woodland street
Lots No. 1873 and 1S4 on Caiiatn Turnpike inlned-
aIeiy adjoining the Lumber lard.
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Churns! Churns!.

AN nee u.akiuz = usust rkceileht charn, <Fran-
elsoa,s fAtss.tn to sszrs- % and 81 sallsas
Yripe A. % Aaa Is 90 IDS ahsVe ChzFtls are used
thruazhs.as Psalss aae Aars lslt, and Eirss
eafire sasisf4rtat na&kHg The betler Nlh hai sers
ftle laknf II o. ualaases. A. ali 4 ssia aaf -
waTsansa4 - g wrli, xoaid SAY - II Interested
Ssss tsez tss4t \ ". WILSON
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To Builders or Contractors.

DR0POSALS will be received for the OLD PLANT
l. Frs BANK HOUSE, il stands 20 be re-
moved Immediately, To give place new buildings
by ii. HI Ks,
At Hicks's House Furnishing Emporium.
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Stop the Thief.

S,foiIES Ihe uight u she isth Y Nay 1889 from
- The pastsls MilchslssKie fshertssIr Ga. fsan
oae large IRON GRAY HORSE. Ab-ut 49, OF IL
hAn<ls high sstne sEadis uaFks. wtth iaslP tis
ins e q. his right th<E about The place shese the
bfeeehag would toug hn "a olhcE maFks Fucslt ga
ed; had 90 ~hea be st1ifa pkAlr Of aid shoes
bef6re asd b4r~ foofet behind
wssi give Fly nasiiars Tor the appgcheashea npd
cor aaenrns thr thief Ia jaa sad Ge asATery Il
horse - Ia M.ich~iiess, ksbeftssn CO., Teae-,
rsenly ave fkalt4rs feF abe ksrse 4 taken axe 80
Pros,aekian-
ga e papers peass copy and they Hill do the cs-
saayas-sT J. EIrsoS.
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STEAMBOATS,.
For Louisville.

VIE E,ea SPLENDID T EN- PfsT FSf rST-,7
PARR, Captain. viii leave 41kXESz,z<zSs@-zszE-s
above, on THIS DAY, the 25th inst at O'Clock
I. NJ. For freight or passage apply on board TO
may25-1t III. II. HARRISON, Agent.
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THE
VS. and Practic e
w II L 8 II
vol. sq.arc. GntIeavcs.

vol, square Gilt caves.
'This little Manual 81 the Law aud Practice O
Whist has bCea got up under the auspices Of he Ia
nous Portland Cab, Iondon, aud ha acraIy been
accepted law upon The Gumo OF Whist. Hetr,it
4drssfiscr.
This hook the standard authority a. Frriand
Nhere-i'oyl les popular treatise has cultivated
is usefulness. ''--BasteH DaiIy AdrahseT
''This is love a E'tle book dressed IN blue and
geld, aud 4 tells III about the intellectual gone Of
Whist and sbosld be Ia the hands Of every Whist
player .''-East,rH Aygus
BEN. sNJYEsTfR'S WORTHY the Auihor Of Tie
Heir OF Rcdoiyne." / vol lsmo.
Froa az Try 1Imes.
"Thk is charming story, from the pen Of the an
thor Of The Heir u Rede, ne The book is pleas
anty and naturally written, 10 that sraphie and
romantic 80 10 ~hioh fails those for
whose benefit and instruction Il is designed"
JJ.ST RECETTED By
w. \. KERRY a. CO., Public squar
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Half I1ose

CrLx, Msrina. Elzis Thseaa, eashzsers, PAla ana
sfrzs } u. hctsiiL.
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Sonnit-To whiski.

BY a Admirur nv the Beveridg e-Ritten ime-
Jelly Alter takin nip, the Labor Inter-
snarsed with Ockashunl Woftin INV Inns
Worcester daily spy., 1859-01-01
The Oxxrenated Bltters.-For the cure of dys-

The Oxygenated BItters.-For the cure of dys-
pepsa or indigestion, liver complaint asthma cosve-
ness of appetite and ague, heartburn, water
brash acidty sea-sckness, scuryy nausea. headache
ennui and general debility any disease having its on
gin in imperfect digestion.
These Btters all classes of fellow citizens, nclu
ding members of Congress- lawyers, physicians clergy
men, planters, farmers and Others testify, the only
safe certain sovereign specific for the immediate
lief and permanent cure many cruel complaints
which, in some phase other of dyspepsia, aflict
These Bters discovered by Dr. Geo b. Green, and
in their formula differ entirely that of any other pre-
paraon of medicine. Containing alcohol-no mineral
poison-no noxious drug-in their nature tonic, not
stioulatng-retaning their virtues in any clme-they
IA combination and form indeed of medicine which
exterinang disease and restoring the
system pristine vgor and health No matter of how
long standing induced chronic in its char
the disease may matter that has bafed the
skill physician resisted the efforts of medicine
single Btters will satisfy the sufferer that
his disease is amenable to the proper remedy.
In testimony of the many effected by this Rene
dy reference had to the written certificates from dis
tngushed individuals known all over the land.
S.W. FowLE & Co.. proprietors, Boston.
For sale by their agents everywhere and in Worcester
BY David Scott James Green, and by NJ B. Green Co.
apl7 dSaw
Worcester daily spy., 1859-01-01

List of Patents, issued to Massachusetts in
ventors, from the United States Patent Office,
for the week ending Dec 2S 1658-each bear
ing that date.
James g. Arnold, of Worcester, Mass, for
letter envelope.
$ Porter A. Gadwin, of Pawtucket, for i'm
proved sash fastener
I John Holmes, of Boston, for improved
method of adjusting the tripper to the escape
ment lever of time keepers
Thomas S. Hudson, of East Cambridge, for
ink-stand.
Howard Mann, of East Attleboro', for i'm
provement in cultivators.
Thomas J. Mayall, of Roxbury, for inn
proved door spring.
y John Murphy, of Boston, for improved blind
fasteners.
Peter II. Niles, of Boston, for improved
lathe for turning masts, sc.
Jesse Reed, of Marshield, for improved
stXering apparatus.
!. kphn w. Rice, of Springfield, for improve
hit in railroad car brakes.
Henry II. Rowland, of Boston, for improved
paratus for walking on water.
r Sigouney Wales, of Boston, for improve
Sment in burners for vapor lamps.
w Henry Stowe, of Blackstone, assignor TO
paul T.. Todd, of said Blackstone, for inn
proved expanding btt.
Sd Reissues. Geo. Crompton, of Worcester,
Mass, for improvement in looms for weaving
figured fabrics Patented Nov. 11th, 1854.
Re-issued Dec. 18th, 1858.
j. II. Foster of Boston, Mass, assignee of
A. Ii. Wood, for improvement in gas burners.
Patented Sept. 2lst, 1853 Re-issued Dec.
18th, 1858.-HeruH.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-01-01

MIR. Kennedy, of Roxbury, has discovered in one
kind of humor, from the worst Scrofua down to com
mon Pimple
One TO three bottles will cure the worst kind of pimpes
Two or three bottles will clear the system Of bles
Two bottles are warranted to cure the worst canker in
.he stomach.
Three or FIVE bottles warranted to the worst
one bottles warranted to cure all humors in
Two bottles warranted to running of the
and botches among the hair.
Four to six bottles are warranted to cure corrupt and
running ulcers.
Two or three bottles warranted to the worst
kind Of rngworm
desperate case of rheumatism.
Five to eight bottles will the case of scrofula
One to three bottles are warranted TO the worst
case of Dyspepsia know from the experience of thou
sands that 1t has caused by canker in the stomach.
One to two bottles warranted TO sick headache
state of the bowels
One to two bottles will regulate all arrangements of the
Four to six bottles have cured the worst ofdrop
to three bottles have cured the worst case Of pes
relief is always experienced What mercy to get
lief in such an excruclatng disease
Since Its first discovery, have from time to time add
cd various other herbs to it, of one ofthe ppocraes
the Father Of MEDICINE, says ut is an herb Of Jupiter
IT openet6 GbsruStions Of the liver gall and spleen;
put oeether; cooling it when too hot, and warming 1t
lit creatcth an appetite curcth all gono and sinking
feeling n the pit Of the stomach caseth all pains and
IT curch the aundice by opening the gall and restor
eth the native color of the body.
the body; il cleascth all inward ulcers and congcalcd
blood from the kidneys.
"By opening obstrucons Of tho Spleen II purgcth all
burnt choler aud melancholy vapors which rse to the
head and brain, causing distressing headache. fearful fore
boding of trouble trembling Of the heart iaintng aud
swoonlpg
the dropping spirit Of the aged and whoever has nger
Ing sickness after fever nothing restores him to health
Worcester daily spy., 1859-01-01
LATEST NEWS.
By TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY.
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Fulton at Halifax.

HALIFAX, Dec 3l.-Steamship Fulton,
from Cowes, Dec. 18th, with twenty-eght pas
sengers and seven hundred and fifty tons of
freight arrived here this afternoon. She put
in for Goals, having experienced succession
of violent Westerly gales for several days.
1t is announced that Abercrombie will sue
coed Lord Napier as minister to Washington.
The American European Steamship Com
pany are going to wind up their affairs, and
dissolve.
The advices from India by the Fulton were
anticipated by telegraph from Suez, forwarded
by steamer Asia
Fort Simree, in Dude, was taken by Briga-
dier Eyeleigh, on the 9th, with the loss of only
two Europeans killed and three or four wound
ed.
The Prince of Banga has separated from the
rebels, and has gone to Gen. Mitchelrs camp,
en- route for Indore.
The mobiles in Russia are not willing to
emancipate their serfs without full indemnifica-
ton.
The Empress Morocco has given up, without
conditions, the officers and soldiers who who
captured by the rifiiraff Arab.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-01-01

CankeP, Rash, and Scarlet FeveF.-Espe
ciay during the prevalence of this malignant and fatal
disease the public should again be informed that GREN
VILLE'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT is the most efectual
remedy for canker caker rash and scarlet fever
and thrush in the mouth throat disemper well
gnaht putna sore throat aysentery ana az summer
As anly medicine it is unrvalled, being composed of
harmless materials
The genuine has the fac sime of the inventor, A. s..
GRENVlLLE, on the wrapper and circular It is now
manufactured by his widow, Mrs. s. A. GRENVILLE, in
Worcester and for sale at John j. Brown & Sons AS
Washington street, and Charles T. Carney, 1873 Washing
ton street. Boston, Also, by James Green and D. Scott,
Worcester and druggists generally.
Also, GRENVILLE'S LINIMENT, to accompany the
Extracts for liberated throat outward appca-
ton 1t is good for any kind of Inflammation. orburns
light severe it will remove the anguish almost instant
w. and perform most wonderful cure Itwould be well
for every family to keep it. it being also good for bruises,
chiblans chapped hands, sore lips and noses, piles,
&c., &c. diff SIS
Worcester daily spy., 1859-01-01
Cancemi. Douglas. &c.

NEW York, Dec. 3l-Michacl Cancemi,
the murderer of policeman Anderson, was to-
day sentenced to the Penitentiary for life by
Judge Ingraham.
The public reception, to-day, of Senator
Douglas, at,the City Hall, was largely attend
ed, notwithstanding the storm.
Grant ThorburD, the florist has been Sc
lected to take charge of the grounds of Mount
Vernon estate.
Mrs. Burn, who kept fashionable millinery
establishment in 10Th street, was shotlast night
by paramour, in a fit of jealousy.
1t was still raining here at dark, with thick
fog on, streets filed with slush. Sad prospects
for New Years, tomorrow.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-01-01

AN ESCAPED Convict REoAPrURED.-On
the I'd day of June, 1Si8, nearly eleven years
ago, Thomas Keenan, escaped from the State
Prison in Charlestown, after serving four or
five months Of sentence of two years impris-
onment for larceny. Yesterday Keenan, visit
cd Quincy, and made some inquiries about a
trunk and contents which the officer took from
him at the time of his arrest, and was recog-
nized by Deputy Sheriff Adams, who secured
him and has conveyed him back to State Prison
10 serve out the remainder of his sentence.
!. 1t is supposed that since his escape from our
%nrison Keenan, has served term in the Yer
knont State Prison.-Boston Journal.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-01-01

Mrs WInsIOw's Soothing Syrup, for Chill
dren Teething.-Ths valuable preparation is the pre-
scripuon of of the most experienced and skiful
nurses in New England and has been used with never
failing success in thousands of cases.
1t not only relieves the child from pain but invgoraes
the stomach and bowels, correcs acdity and gives
and vigor to the whole system.
1t will almost instantly relieve gripping in the bowels
and overcome convulsions, which, if not speedily
died. end in death.
We believe it the best and remedy in the world
In all cases of Dysentery and Diarrhea in children
whether it arises from eethng from any other
Look well for the genuine article, with fac-simile of
CURTIS 81 PERKINS, New York, on the outside wrap
per, without which none is genuine.
Price 25 cts per bottle and sold by Druggists through
out the world
GEO. r. SPURR, wholesale and retail Agents for wor-
cester. deodawtf iel