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4 LADY in 27th-st. was cured of very severe
~ Csnkr Mouth less than five minutes by the use OF Dr.
VELPEAU'S CANkERNE. We VIII wsrr.nt .lr- IN rom
ttrr. 10 five minutes BCRRILL HUNTING, No lO2 Nss
st, pr prieors
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Cost an0 founs.

I OST-Tn 4thav. stage, last night o
IL wORsTED SHAWL The finder will be rewarded By
Layns IL at No. "a East l5thst
CTOLEN-FOur large MINIATURES on Ivory:
- Lady (brunete win pearl hlsee fancy dress Lady
fedns Sawn Lady (bonde soasp hair hanging below the
waist fancy dress Child, ~th KEN sd two FAres hb
ersi reward ID offered for theii recovery. Address
L. BISHOP, p. r., Mes. .Rnsss Esssx Co, n T.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01
THE n. y. DAILY TRIBUNE.

THE DAILY TRIBUNE is printed large imperial sheet
ard published morning aud evening Sandsys excepted
IL Editorials the topics of the times employing aIss
corps Of the best newspaper writers OF the day DoeSc ana
FOREIGN Couespondence Proceedings Of Congress- Reports Of
Lectures City News Cattle Hoe and Produce Masets he
views VI Books; Literary Intelligence; Papers Meehncs
and the Arts &c, We strive 10 make THE TRIBUNE
nerspdpy 70 meet the pubhos TeegrsPhic news
nlnnr 20. sting & 9.OOl PR annum.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-03

loom, ak, scythe, hoe, fail, &C., should first be
learned at all events. and that of the piano,
&C., AFTERWARDS. put them in that order
as most conducive to health of body and mind;
and for the obvious reason, that after life of
some experience and much observation have
found ten UOnien as well as ten men who have
made their mark in life right, whose early
training was of that plain, practical kind, to
one who had more popular early training.
But enough of that.
Now, in regard 10 your coming here: If you
feel sure that you can endure the trials and the
shock, which will be unavoidable tif you GOMEZ,
l should be most glad to see you once more
but when think Of your being insulted on the
road, and perhaps whte here, and of only see
ing your wretchedness made complete shrink
from it. Your composure and fortitude of
mind may be quite equal to ii all: but am in
dreadful doubt OF it. # you do come, defer your
journey till about the 9th or 18th of this
month. The scenes which you will have to
pass though on coming here will be anything
6ut those you now pass, with tender, kind, heart
ed friends, and kind faces to meet you every
where, DO consider the matter UeH before you
make the plunge. think had better say no mora
on this most painful subject. My health improves
little; my mind is very tranquil may say
Joyous, and continue to receive every kind
attention that have any possible need of. l
wish you to send copies OF all my letters TO all
our poor children. What | write to one must
answer for all, till 1 have more strength. l
get numerous kind letters from friends in al
most all directions, to encourage me to "be of
good cheer, and l still have, as trust, 'sthe
peace of God to rule in my heart" May God,
for Christ's sake, ever make his face to shine
on you all. Your affectonate husband
JOHN Brown.
From subsequent letter, dated November
"A, make the following extract
Il have very many interesting visits from
pro slavery persons, almost daily, and l en-
deayor to Improve them faithfully, plainly, and
6'''dly do not think ever enjoyed life bet
ter than since my confinement here For this
| am indebted to Infinite grace, and kind letters
from friends from different quarters l wish l
could only know that all my poor family were
as composed and happy as II
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-03

The FUNERAL OF WASHINGTON IRVING
took place Thursday, at Tarrytown. 1t was
an occasion long to be remembered. Business
was suspended. Stores were closed. From
almost every house mourning drapery was
hung. The bells of the churches tolled for
some hours. From the surrounding country
'and from New York andother cities, thousands
ofpeople assembled, in and about the church
where the funeral services took place A pro-
cession, more than mile in length, followed
the remains of the deceased to the grave
where, besides many of the most distinguish
ed men of New York, were nearly all the Epis-
copal Bishop of the Diocese. The New York
Common Council and the Trustees of the AS
tor Library were present; and the Historical
Society was well represented. The services
in the church and at the grave, were conduct.
ed by the Rev. DIR. Creighton, pastor of the
church at Tarrytown of which Mr. Irving was
u member.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

HE KING OF THE SANDWICH IsLANDs.-A
private letter from Honolulu, from a well in
formed source, gives the following authentic
account OF the recent shooting affair in which
the King was an actor :
The King and his suite were on tour
around the islands, and while at Lahaina the
hlng left and. came to Honolulu, leaving his
family and suite for couple of days On his
return, some evil-minded person informed the
King that Nelson, his private secretary, had
been too familiar with the Queen, and without
lnquiring into the cause, he acted ongthe spur of
the moment, and shot him with pistol. Neil
son lies very low at Lahaina, and is in criti
cal situation. The ball went through him.
subsequently the King found that his suspi-
elons were groundless, and he feels as l never
saw man in my life. He wished to abdi-
cate, and would if the foreign inhabitants had
not come forward and protested against his de.
termined resolution. A remonstrance was
taken through the community, and all but four
or five signed it. This was the only thing
that changed his determination The King is
noble fellow and has heart. On Saturday
afternoon he gave his consent to remain King,
and that is all right
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-03

DIR. MATTIsON'S INDIAN EMMENAGOGUE.
This celebrated female medicine possessing virtues un
known Of any thing of the kind prepared from am
Indian plant used by the natives for the same purpose
from time immemOria and now for the first time offered
TO the public. knowledge of this wondrous plant was
obtained from SHENANDOAH, Oneida Chief, who
lived near Syracuse, n. Y, to great age. is ueaty
put up IN two ounce bottles with full directions for
ing and is warranted to any of obstruction of
the Monthly SckHeSS-Oten in tioeRtytOur hours after
all other remedies have been tried in vain This may
seem Incredible but if it fail in any case the price Ci
be refunded
S Purely vegetable, containing nothing in the least
injurious TO health and may be taken NTH peJect safety
at all times.
Ladies' therefore, in want of something relidofe had
better send for the INDIAN EMMENAGOGUE, instead
OF wasting time and money in trying other things which
are dDdgs eitherunsae uncertain and therefore ReUe
warranted as is this GREAT REMEDY Sent by express
to all parts OF the country.
g. Sold ONLY at DR.. MATTISON'S REMEDIAL IN.
SIlTuTE for SPECIAL DISEASES No. % Union St.,
Providence, r.. |.
~ SENT FREE, by enclosing a stamp as above n
pamphlet on DISEASES OF WOMEN, and on Private
ana Chronic Malades generally; also, CIRCULARS, giving
lu information with undOubted references and testno-
mails. WITHOUT WHICH, NO MEDICINE OF THE
WHATEVER, " Va
% Orders promptly attended to. See advertisement
III tnls paper. deOdawtf OIL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-03
Spetlal YlotItes.
No wonder he was thankful. Read and judge for

No wonder he thankful Read and Judge for
yourselves.
ROCHESTER, october TO- 1882
MEssRs. FLEMING Bros Gentlemen: Having exneri-
enced the beneficial effects of Dr. M'Lanes Celebrated
Liver Pills. prepared by you, take great pleasure in rec
commanding them to the public. warranted in saw
ing that they are certain caeor hper complaints and
al 6h0H DISEASES no matter how difficult or long stand
ing myself was afflicted with this dreadful disease for
over two years, and OH how thankful am that hoard
OF these Pills purchased Of your agent three boxes
ana before had finished the third box was connletel
cured verify believe, but for Dr. NJ Lanes Liver pu
should have now been in my grave; but as II is am
now enjoying the best of health stand living wit
ness of the efficacy Of DIR. M'LANE's LIVER Pills
Besides recovering my health, consider that bove
saved In pocket some two three hundred dollars nbv
clans fees. '
This testimony give you with the greatest pleasure
ana nope It may do something towards making these In
Aaluable Pills known to all who are suffering win o
complaint WILLIAM mss
Traveller In Western New York
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR. M,LANE,s
CELEBRATED VERM1FuGE, manufactured by FLpM
ING BROS of Pittsburg Pa All other vcr11ll0lgcs II,
comparison are worthless Dr. NJ Lanes genuine yerm
fusc also his celebrated Liver Pills can now he had a,
all respectable drug stores None genuine eftLou, me-
signature Of EtEMtNfi upoe
ID dGtNw 'i4'' hityo.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-03

EPISCOPAL EQUATION. THE Rev. A. ID.
Spalter, pastor of the Episcopal church at
Wilkinsonyille, Mass, has been forbidden to
preach in the Episcopal church by the Bishop
Of the diocese. The reason assigned by the
Bishop is, that he had exchanged with Con
gregational clergymen, though assured by his
people that il was agreeable to their wishes for
him to do SO, they having passed resolution
to that effect, to wit -
Resolved, That our minister, the Rev. A.
d. Spalter, be, and is hereby, authorized to
exchange with all Evangelical ministers at his
pleasure"
And, by so doing, has incurred the censure
of the Iwdiiibie Church. Through his labors
and liberal views, the parish had increased in
numbers, the Sabbath School was larger than
ever before, and yet, for the crime of allowing
ministers of the same gospel, or followers OF
the same Christ, to stand in the same pulpit,
he is thus censured. Oh, Consistency thou
art jewel JusrIcE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-03
Il USlNESS NOTICES.

MURDER IN THE FIRST Observation-Disclosures great meet
lnng OF sympathy and aid for the family of John Brown
will be held tonight in order to raise the wind TO con-
nue the enterprise ornging the church bells for the next
two weeks, continually. 1t is expected that man will
be on hand to receive all those little quarters which the
sympathzers Will undoubtedly leave and as remuneri
ton tits proposed to furnish two chowders for every
quarter or two small glasses of small beer tbis shoud
prove successful the meetings will be continued every
Saturday evening, commencing O'Clock as long as
fish swim or CLANS squark. This entertainment will come
off at Dorman's Exchange, under the Post Office
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-03

FROM Brown TO HIS WIFE, in answer to
one telling him that arrangements had been
made to send his daughters to Theodore d.
Yields school in New jersey =
CHARLEsTowN, Jefferson Co., Va,
10th Nov, 1859
My Dear IVye-I write you in answer to a
most kind letter of Nov 49, from dear Mrs.
Spring. | owe her ten thousand thanks for
her kindness to you particularly and more espec-
ldtty than for what she has done, and is dong
in a more direct way for me personally. AL
though feel grateful tor every expression of
kindness or sympathy towards me, yet moth
ing can so effectually minister 70 my comfort
as acts OF kindness done to relieve the wants
or mitigate the sufferings Of my poor distress
ed family. May God Atmighty and their o,on
consciousness be their eternal rewarders; | am
exceedingly rejoiced to have you make the ac-
quaintance, and be surrounded by such choice
friends, as have long known some Of those to
us, with whom you are staying, by reputation.
l am most glad to have you meet with one
Of a family Tor | would rather say of two
tamilies), most beloved and neyer to be torqot-
ten BY me- l mean dear gentle 49,.
Many and many time has she, her father, moth
CT, Brothers. sisters, uncle, and aunt, like angels
o. mercy,) ministered to the wants of myself
and OF my poor sons, both in sickness and in
health. Only last year lay sick for quite
number OF weeks with them, and was cared
for by all, as though had been a most afiec-
tionate brother or father. Tell her that / ask
God to bless and reward them all forever. II
'Cds stranger, and they took me in" 1t may
possible that - would like to copy this let
ter, and send it to her home. Ii so, by all
means let her do so. / could write them if /
had the power.
Now let me say word about the effort to
educate our daughters. l am no longer able
TO provide means to help towards that object,
and 1t therefore becomes me not to dictate in
the matter shall gratefully submit the di-
rectlon Of the whole thing to those whose gem
crosby may lead them to undertake it in their
behalf, while give anew little expression of
my own choice respecting it. You, my wife,
perfectly yell hnow that have always expressed
decided preference for a very plain but per.
tecty practical edueall0n for both sons and
daughters l do not mean an education SO
very miserable as that yoa and 1 received
In early life; nor as some of our children
enjoyed. When l say plain but practical,
l mean enough of the learning Of the
schools to enable them TO transact the common
business OF life comfortably and respectfully,
together with that thorough training to good
business habits which best prepares both men
and women to be sefdMough poor, and to meet
the stern REALITIES of life with good grace.
You well know that always claimed that the
: music OF the broom, wash-tub, needle, spindle,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-03

Two hundred copies of "John Browns adj
dress to the Virginia Court, on receiving his
sentence of DEATH" were sold at the meeting,
and many more were called for, who may be
gratiied on Monday next.
DEMONSTRATION IN MILFORD.
The friends of freedom in Milford held
large meeting at the Town Hall last evening
The opening address was given by Rev. Geo.
w. Stacy, who was followed by Charles L.
Remond of Salem, and others. The ladies of
the Congregational Society in this town have
collected upwards of 500, and forwarded it to
the bereaved family.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-03

Mrs. DALL's LEcTUREs.-We invite atten-
ton to the advertisement in regard to these
lectures, which may be found in another col
umn Ths engagements of Mrs. Dali do not
over longer period of time. We trust that
all who desire to hear important facts on
great subject, and one which has deeply inter
ested the lecturer, will be willing to make
whatever sacrifice of convenience may be ne
cessary, in order to hear them ALL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-03

Mrs. MAcREADY, who was to have read at
Mechanics Hall last night, consented to post
pone the reading till this evening, in order thar
the Brown meeting might be held these last
night. Her entertainment tonight will en-
brace readings from various authors, and an
impersonation in costume, of the celebrated
"Widow Bedott." Sunday evening she will
give reading of sacred selections, pro-
gramme of which is published today.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-03

SPUR q PRIEST, corner of Main and Foster streets
will serve up series of glorious entertainments at their
magnificent Saloon to-day. There is no mentionabe del
lcacy which their bill of fare does not include There is
no end to the variety of dishes which they display before
you This evening" the usual supply of rich oyster and
clam chowders are provided.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-03

Prepared Glue.-Mr Spalding has certainly con
ered great blessing on householdersby his preparation
OF prepared Glue 1t is always ready for use and
be applied Immediately to a fractured table broken
chair or in fact anything that requires glue to end it,
by anybody who likes without the trouble of having to
mix in any shape way. Thereby saving the trouble
Inconvenience and expense of sending furniture to the
cabinet makers to be repaired. This Alone independent
OF its intrinsic value will make it article universally
kept IN all families. deodtf MIS-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-03

MILFORD. = The Masons of Milford are
making preparations for grand and imposing
dedication of their new hall. 1t will be com
pleted in about a fortnight. No pains have
been spared in its beauty and finish
On Tuesday last, fire broke out in the
northeasterly part of the town, in the woods.
Several acres were burned over, doing consid-
cradle damage to the wood.
Henry Giles of Rocksport is to give three
lectures on Irish character, in Milford, in Feb
ruary. He is one of the best lecturers in the
field.
No liquor, not even of the Extended" quail.
ty, for rich ones. Can you tell us our rene
dy! We find murmuring on the part of the
patients, who find no supply for the demands
at the town agency.
Flagg, the live Yankee pedlar, is here; MAX
ing fun and music for the million. What he
don't know, in the way of zone more left, take
another, is not worth knowing He gets the
"tin," and the people the fun. s.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-03
ID led.

"a yrs 10 mos. '
Funeral this Saturday afternoon at her late residence
Al Austin street. Relatives friends are invited TO at
tend. - "
In this city Dec. 2. after protracted Illness attended
with intense suffering, Peter Joyce IS.
Funeral from his late residence No II Orange street
at o'clock this Saturday afternoon.
- - ''
In Leicester Dec. l. Maria, daughter of Lncius Wood
In Lunenburg Nov. 90, Hannah Choate s.
In Atho Nov Ii, Mrs Annah widow OF the late Abel
Rogers, "a yrs 10 mos
Billiard, 63.
In TempIeton, Nov o, Josiah Cutting b.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-03

wards Select Circulating library IA onen
day I'd evening for the delivery Of Books Ali new pnd
des Die publications may be found therein as soon ne
pup shed nnI plenty Of copies In to supply all.
privilege OF retaining II one week ~ Wv" '"e
Catalogues Jree, upon application to the Library
CHEAP loohsroRE AND CALCULATING LInnAuy No 0
auU " 80 'Ahb'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-03
Wolfe's Pure Cognnc Brandy.

70 ALL WHO USE BRANDY
CpolphO Wofe's pure Cognac Brandy, imported and
bottled By mse warranted pure and of the best uuai-
ny he citizens of Worcester respectfully invited
TO try this randv, which, comparison, will be found
superior to article of the kind offered for
market Each bottle has the following Certificate and
we are requested by Mr. Wolfe to that when the
ucate on the bottle is not sufficient he is always willing
make an affidavit that what he says in the Certd-
ate is true:
PURE COGNAC BRANDY.
CERTIFICATE.
hereby certify that the Brandy contained in this bot
tie was imported and bottled by me, with my on
the cork Tor medical and private use and is warranted
perfectly pure, and of the best quality.
uDOLPHO WOLFE, Y Beaverst., New York,
soc manufacturer and Importer Of the Schieddm
,SchRaPpS
For sale by Druggists generally. DIM u22
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-03

A. E. NEWTON Of Boston, late editor of the
Spiritual age, will speak at Wasburn Hall to-
morrow, Sunday, afternoon and evening at the
usual hours of service. AS a philosopher,
metaphysician and religious teacher, Mr.. New
ton is qualified to meet the most critical mind
as those who are acquainted with the produc-
tions of his able pen can testify.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-03
BRISTOL COUNTY.
HAMPDEN COUNTY.

The Republicans of Springfield have nomi-
mated Daniel L. Harris for Mayor, Horace c.
Lee for Clerk and Treasurer, and for Alder
men-Ward l, Edmund B. Haskell 2, Eras-
tus Hayes; 3, John r. Hixon; 4, John W.
Hunt 5, William Hitchcock 6, John g. Ca
prom; 7, William Foster; 8, George W. Cha
min
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-03

The people of Fitchburg assembled in mass
convention at the Town Hall, last evening, to
express their convictions concerning the alb
sorbing event.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-03

REV. THOMAS H. JONES will lecture at the Stone
vile schoohouse and exhibit the letters of the slave
at o'clock this evening, and also will preach at
Rutland next Sabbath, and lecture in the evening
Slavery, in the Methodist Episcopal church.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-03

Mr.. Edwards, Artist, having located his studio
and residence in this city, will devote his attention
various departments OF his profession Persons wishing
to receive thorough OF instruction in order to
teach, will find it is believed, entire satisfaction The
course will consist of Pencling Crayon Paste India
Ink, Water Color, Drawing and Oil Painting as shall be
agreed to- His Exhibition Rooms, in Fagg's, Block OPP
posite Bay State House free and open from to
l25, and from to T. Visitors invited to call. Informs
ton given by letter to persons distance. d3m NIL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-03

GEORGE w. CURTIS will deliver the last
lecture of the Independent course, on Monday
evening next. His subject will be "The Pres
ent Aspect of the Slavery Question"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-03

oYsrERs-J. Richardson Co., would respectfully an
nounce to their numerous patrons that they are daily in
receipt of fresh Oysters from New Haven full sup
ply oil rSt rate Article from other places which they
VIII always be ready to furnish to their customers
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-03

.,I Mrs' NJ. w. Gernias, PhysicInn--an exne
rlenced and successful MIDWIFE No b. Meehani 49,,
at the head OF Union street - 4'e""niV street.
Specin mielltlnn given to Uterine Complaint and Dls
sh' OF children. Office hours from 10 A. M, AMI rrn
~ uH c25