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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-01
The Great Indian Remedy for remnln.

~ DR. MAITlsoN's INDIAN EMMENAGoGuE
ms celebrated female medicine possessing virtues nm
known of any thing of the Kind is nrenared from on
nola plant used by the natives for the same purnosr
rom time mmemoral and now for the first time offered
10 the public knowledge ofths wondrous plant was
oolalned from SHENANDOAH an Oneida Chief who
lNeu near Syracuse, n Y, to great age Its neatly
put up m two ounce bottles with full directions for us
ing and is warranted to any case of obstruction of
me Mohthtg StckReSS-oten in tIceRty.fou hours after
an other remedies have been tried in vain. This may
be refunded 49, ~ ~ "'''
~ Purely vegetable, containing nothing in The least
al all times. w f'''''' ''e'V
Ladies' therefore, in want of something reb0ofe had
better send for the INDIAN EAlMENAGOGIIE instead
o wasting time and money in trying other things which
are dt0dyS either unsafe uncertain and therefore
to all parts of the country. - i''
Sold ONLY at Dr. MATTISoNS REMEDIAL IN
SIITuTE for SPECIAL DISEASES, No % Union ST
Providence, r. l. - ~ o.
ga SENT FREE, by enclosing a stamp as above a
pamphlet on DISEASES OF WOMEN, and on Private
anu chronic Maades generally; Also CIRCULARS qvinG
Iu information, with undOubed references and testimo
mails, WITHOUT WHICH, NO MEDICINE or TTiE
WHATEVER, f iDHNOE
W. Orders promptly attended to. See advertisement
III this paper deOdawtf o2l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-01

For THE SKATERs.-The Fitchburg and
Worcester Railroad Company are building a
spacious wigwam on the shore of Washacum
Pond, for the accommodation of skating par
ties the coming winter. The building will be
provided with stoves, dressing rooms, and all
necessary conveniences for the safe enjoyment
of winter sports, and is also constructed with
view to fine comforts of summer parties.
There is no better skating pond in the neigh
borhood than Washacum, and none pleasanter
in summer, for fishing and picnic parties 1t
is equally convenient for Fitchburg and Wor-
cester-ReveiHe
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TIE DEUM."

TIE OEUM"
"Te Deum laudamus!" We praise thee 0 Lord,
For the seeds of salvation are scattered abroad.
The earth OWNS hero all fearless and brave,
And the life, that we faint for, springs forth from
his grave!
He lays his strong hand on the temple of SIM
And there's madness without, and mean terror with
in
From capstone to foundation it shakes to its fall,
And the doom of its judgment is writ on its wall!
"Te Deum laudamus,'' we sing through our tears,
That triumph so splendid through failure appears!
The seed cast once more in the furrow to die
Strikes its roots through the earh-ifts its arms to
the sky!
We remember the Cross and who died there in pain!
We remember that Paul counted death as gain,
And sang in his prison, all joyous and free!
lie Deum laudamus,n we sing unto Thee
Once more in the prison Thy servant has lain;
Once more, on the Cross Thy beloved been slain;
The gates everlasting unfold for their King!
"Te Deum landamus, y to Thee will we sing!
The doors are uplifted, thy glory shines through;
The Life that Thou givest lies plain to our view:
The hero dies gladly his brethren to save,
And rises triumphant DER Sin and the Grave
"Who lives and believes shall taste death never
more!"
We hear it to-day, as men heard it of yore
onr sins shall fall from us,-our plague-spot be
healed!
tie Deum laudamus," our Strength and our Shield!
The day is all darkness; the clouds gather low;
bitter rain falleth mid wailing and woe
But the darkest cloud marks but the suns brightest
ray,
And, tear-dimmed and dazzled, our eyes meet.the
day.
Thy will ON the earth by one hero is done,
And, true to Thy promise, Thy kingdom shall come
II have finished the work and that great heart can
sing,
"Te Deum laudamus,f my Saviour and Kingm
.'Te Deum laudamus," the Heavens bend down.
The Slave wins his freedom, the Martyr his crown!
Thy Truth, as on mighty winds, fiyeth abroad,
'FTe Deum laudamus!" We praise Thee, Lord!
Worcester, Nov. 80, 1859
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-01

SAD DEvELoPMENT.-Rev. DIR. Pomroy
for the last twelve years one Of the secretaries
of the American Board of Commissioners for
Foreign Missions, has been compelled to dis
solve his official relations with the Board, I'M
der circumstances painfully affecting his moral
character. During a recent absence from the
city, letters were received for DIR. Pomroy at
the Missionary House, which were opened by
the other secretaries, under the suppostion
that they related to the business of the Board
These letters revealed the fact that the Doctor
had been either implicated in criminal acts, or
was the victim of conspiracy to extort mon
ey. On his return home, finding that his let
tiers had been seen, he went before the pruden-
tial committee with statement of the facts,
and rendered his resignation, which was
Immediately accepted 1t appears that, sew.
eral months ago, he was induced to ac-
company female who was stranger to him
to her residence, and while conversing in her
parlor, was compelled by threats of exposure
to give his note for $500, which he subsequent
ly paid. The same thing happened subse-
Quently at another place. He was also led
into illicit correspondence with third woman
who had enlisted his sympathies, and after
wards, by advice OF the late Mr.. Choate, paid
her $500 to restore his letters. DIR. Pomroy
was for twenty years pastor of church in
Bangor, Me-, and enjoyed the esteem and con-
fdence of the Christian public.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-01

more would bless the man or men who thought
fully provided safeguards for human life wher-
ever imperilled Is it not probable that such
a lamp would have saved Major Aliens life
Third, we trust it will lead railway corpora
tons to give their switching engines the same
lights they do other engines. With bright
headlights and the red lantern securely fas-
tened in the rear of the tender, their appearance
in either direction would be more certainly
knovn than it can now be.
The community has right to require that
every precaution shall be taken to guard
against such calamity as that it is now
mourning over. 1t should insist that its pal
pable lessons be duly needed by all whom it
may concern. SAFETY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-01

In this city, Nov. 30, Major Alvin Allen. 60
at "a o'clock. Nn' 'iils AFTERNOON
In this city, Nov 8, VIM. W. Eaton.
We do not forget thee, dear brother
Although we have laid thee To rest
Ana flowers will blossom and fnde
Where they piled the dark earth o 'er tbv broos,
An no, though the grave clod forever ' ''
Hath yelled thy loved form from o1r sigbt
ana death, with his cold icy fingers,
Hath dimmed thy dark eyes once SO bril- ht
We do not forget thee, dear brother
Each zephyr that stfays DER the lee
Each flower thou hast loved and ench sou,.htr
brings sweet recollections of thee. '
Welist for thy coming at even,
Ana sigh for thy loved tones at morn;
But ever we hear sad whisppr-
An ccho-thou art gone thou art gone
Butsweotly thou sleepest, dear brother
Undisturbed by grief or care
And the dark, lOwly bed they have IN nde thoo
Wen bcdew with many a tear 'Ve'
Alas that pood-bvas must be snoten
Ihat loved friends are born hut 10 Ala
Bmt my smile shall be bright bencon
49, TO light us, dear brother on hioL "'
Worcester, Nov, %, 1859 NJ H.
son n Ne% o n0rT City very suddenly Nov a. Samuel NJ
formerly Of this city, 23 - VI "esl cambridge,
IN Washington, Ark, Nov 10 of oor.,... =, :.
snnYIa NJ, we OF Dr. Walter g. Carrnvton mi Ill
enid of Epraim Mrck ESQ forincrlv ~, y W. nia only
TINS County, Il yrs mos. VI irneeton In
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-01

ONE DAYS CoURTsHIP-Last week a mil.
lionaire, named Scott purchased small pock-
et-book at a stationers in Brompton. He was
served by young lady of great personal at
fractions. So smitten was Mr.. Scott with her
beauty, that understanding she was single, lie
then and there made his fair enslaver an offer
Of his hand and heart The sequel is to be
found in the marriages announced as having
taken place at church of some Puseyite no
torety in the neighborhood last Wednesday,
when the pretty shopwoman stepped into
carriage, and 5000 year, after courtship
of only one day .--London Court Circular.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-01

ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.-We learn from the
Reveile that Webster Wheeler, who was ar
rested short time since for an attempt at
highway robbery in Fitchburg, made an I'M
successful attempt at suicide last Thursday
morning at the House of Correction AS the
jailor was removing the prisoners from their
cells in the morning, Wheeler wes found near
ly lifeless, having attempted to strangle him
self Restoratives were Immediately applied,
but the day was nearly consumed before the
prisoner was perfectly restored.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-01
NI'Lane's Celebrated vermlfuge in Missouri,

Jon T. o. ORANGE Co, Mo-, July 26, 1856
Messrs' FLEMING Bros, Dear Sirs: l have used DIR
MLANEs CELEBRATED YERMIFUGE, prepared by
you III my family, and do think it best preparation
now in use for expelng worms from the human system
My neghbors have used it with the same success You
are at liberty to use this as you see Mt. Yours &C.
WM. o. NETTLE.
The above is sample of certificates daily received by
the propretors, Fleming Bros, of DIR MLANE'S GEL
EbkAfED VERMlFUGE AND LIVER PILLS We
think we are safe In saying they the reliable nd
popular remedies of the day
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR. M'LANE,s
CELEBRATED VERNlIFUGE manufactured by FI,EM-
ING BROS Of Pitsburg, Pa. All other yermi6,oes in
comparison are worthless Dr. M'Lane's genuine Vcr,n
fuge also his celebrated Liver Pills. can now he Ind a.
all respectable drug stores. None genuine eithout me
signatureV FLEMING RRoS
n26 d6tNw HiV W.,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-01
THE TWO coNsPIRACIEs.

In the year 1856, Governor Wise, at various
times and places, counselled rebellion to the
general government in the contingency OF
Republican triumph, and denounced that event,
in anticipation of its occurrence, as an "open,
overt proclamation Of public war" Mr.. A. ID.
Banks, at that time one of the editors OF the
Richmond Enquirer, subsequently stated, in
conversation with Mr.. Cory of Ohio, both
democrats, and both free from motives to falsify
the records, that
"The South would have dissolved the Union
if Fremont had been elected President of the
United States that Governor Wise and the
Virginia leaders were ready to take the field,
march on Washington, depose the federal Off
GERS, take the treasurs'. archives, buildings,
grounds, &c., declare the confederation de fdcto
overthrown, and the district to have reverted
to Virginia, the purpose for which she had
conveyed it having failed. He said the thing
would have been easy. There were 10000
men ready, 10000 cavalry, sets of accouter-
ments, &C., &C."
In the year 1859, John Brown, with small
and irresponsible band of followers, formed a
kind of organization for the purpose of running
away slaves; and, in pursuit of that end, was
drawn into collision with the state of Virginia.
The thought of levying war upon the general
or state government probably never entered his
head, which was already too full with the sim
gle purpose of liberating slaves.
Of these two conspirators, one is still the
Governor of state which is in itself an en-
pire, and lifts his head among the highest and
the haughtiest, while the other is counting the
swift moments which are conducting him to
the scaffold. So well accustomed have we
become to the existence of slavery, which is
itself perpetual conspiracy against freedom,
that we are still compelled to witness civic
honors awarded to the arch-conspirators in its
favor, and death to those who conspire against
it. So much safer is it to conspire against lib
erty than for it.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-01

1.JII FemnlCe,
Hg"ttiote IN correcting, regulating, and removing ali
0oSH0cHons,Jrom whateoer cause, and always
,, 49, successful as restorative.
These Pills have been used by the doctors for many
success IN every and he urged by many thousand
adles who have used them, to make the Pills public for
tne aeYlaton of those suffering from any rrerulares
Whatever, as well as to prevent an increase Of family
Where heaith Will not permit IT, Females peculiarly sit
uateu or those supposng themselves So are ca Toned
against using these Pills while in that condition as the
PROPRIETOR assumes no responsibility after this admon
hon although their midness would prevent any mischief
10 nd health t., otherwise the Pills are recommended Full
anu eNpllcl directions accompany each box Price One
Dollar sold wholesale and retail by David Scott cor
ner OF Main and Mechanic street James Green III Main
street. ana Charles Sibey, l40 Main street. Worcester
Ladies' BY enclosing them 81, can have the Golden
Pills sent to any part of the country by return mail
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-01

The high wind at Chicago, last Friday eve
ming, blew down the four walls of Bryan's new
Music Hall, a magnificent structure, on which
the roof was being placed. The building was
ffty.two feet high, the lower story Of iron and
stone, and the brick walls above sixteen inches
thick. No one was injured, but the surround.
ing property, including the Unitarian house of
worship, sustained some damage
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-01

= In this city, Nov: 49, by Rev. j. H. Twombly, John P
Conn., - -"'i'P9oh'
In Rutland, Nov. 49, by Rev. c. Waite Chas Carroll of
Lynn 70 Ella A. Eaton Of Rutland; Path Cant Luther AZ
zen Of riempeton to Phoebe Nj skinner Of Rutland.
A. IN ,flch3urg, Nov ~, Joseph W. Allen to Jnlia A.
daughter OF Norman stone, both of Fchburp. Georaa
5it hnsm to Mary Jane Go9dal both of Fitehburs
= In Royalston, Nov. II, David p Foster 10 Nirs Man.
of ROyalston ~ A-"'iiy D. hlller
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Woife's Pure Cognac Brandy.

10 ALL WHO USE BRANDY
UpOlpho Woltes pure COgnac Brandy, imported and
bottled BY himself warranted pure and Of the best anal
ny ne citizens of Worcester are respectfully invited
70 Try this Brandy which, comparison will be found
superior 10 any article of the kind offered for sale in this
market Each bottle has the following Certificate and
W are requested by Mr. Wolfe to that when the Ger
uncae on the bottle is not sufficient he alyays willing
make an afldaYit that what he says in the Certf-
ate is true: - -
PURE COGNAC BRANDY.
CERTIFICATE.
hereby certify that the Brandy contained in this hot
Tie was imported and bottled by me, with my name on
the cork, Tor medical and private use and is warranted
perfectly pure, and of the best quality
o., tDOLPHO WOLFE q Beaverst, New York,
Schndpps. "'
For sale by Druggists generally dlm* u22
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-01

PAUNcEFoRT's ATHENEUM.-Two powerful
dramas will be given at the theatre tonight.
Mrs. Pauncefort will again appear as Jack
Sheppard. From the gentle Ophela to Jack
Sheppard is a violent change. We know how
admirably Mrs. Pauncefort can personate the
one. She can have but few if any superiors
in the other Character
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-01

SUPERIOR COURT AT FITcHBuRG.--Cas
on trial. yesterday, Warren L. Smith vs. Lew
N. Smith. This was an action of tort to re-
cover the sum of $500 for damages which the
plaintiff alleged he had sustained from blow
inflicted upon the left eye by the defendant.
The defendant did not deny that he struck the
plaintiff, but said he did it in selfdefence. The
jury seem to have taken this view of the mat
ter substantially, but that the violation of the
battery was not wholly justified, and returned
verdict for the plaintiff for s. 81, which, adj
ded to the costs the plaintiff is entitled to,
amounts to $40 "a, which the defendant being
satisfied with offered to pay on the spot Whit
ney for plaintiff, Aldrich & Cady for defend
ant.
The following are the only actions remain
ing on the trial list Nos. 574, SIS, $50 The
court will probably rise to-day or tomorrow.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-01

SPARR1NG.-Ed. Price, of pugilistic notori-
ETY., gave sparring exhibition, at Horticultu-
raj Hall, last night. Among the "amateurs"
who made trial for a prize of a pair of box
ing gloves offered by Mr.. Price, were "Tom
Brown" and "Tom O'Neil." After some
scientific" rapping between them, the former
was awarded the prize
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-01

Mrs. MAcREADY will read "The Merchant
of Venice, tonight, at Mechanics Hail. She
gives the whole play without the aid of book
great power aud compass, personal beauty,
gracefulness, exquisite taste, just appreciation
of the subject she would read. She delights
and surprises her audience with the excellence
of her taste.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-01

FATAL ACCIDENTAL man named John
Brady, of Needham, brakeman on the gray
ell train from Needham to Boston, on the
Charles River Railroad, was killed Wednes.
day forenoon by being run over on the road.
He was formerly for many years brakeman on
the Boston and Worcester Railroad.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-01

CRY ELEcTIoNs.-Them municipal elections
in Springfield, Cambridge, Chelsea, Lawrence
and New Bedford, occur next Monday, Dec
ember 9th. Those in Boston, Worcestes,
Charlestown, Lowell, Lynn, Roxbury and
Newburyport, on the succeeding Monday, the
18th. Salem elects on Monday, Jcnuary 9th.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-01

ACCIDENTAL man named James Wood
bury, workman in Whitman & Miles manu-
factory in Fitchburg, broke his arm on We'd
nesday, while engaged about the establish
ment
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-01

RECEPTION OF CHARLES SUMNER.-The
ninth lecture of the Fraternity course, Boston,
was given, Tuesday evening, by Carl Shurz
of Wisconsin. 1t was every way an admirable
discourse upon the transitions from Democracy
and Republicanism to despotism and the EN-
pire, of France,-the history of revolution
without reform. AT its close, Hon. Charles
Sumner, who occupied seat upon the plat.
form, was called up, and received with most
generous and cordial applause. He said the
occasion did not belong to him, but to the dis.
tinguished gentleman whose grace and elo-
quence made them forget that the English
tongue was not the language which he spoke
in his infancy. He expressed his great graft
fication in seeing again so many of his friends
and neighbors, and his special delight in the
consciousness that, after long struggle, he
was again well man and added that he should
leave, on Wednesday, for the field of his pub
lie duties, strengthened by their sympathy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-01

EzS Single copies of the DAILY or WEEKLY SPY wrap
ped or otherwise may always be found our Publication
Office, Printers Exchange, Foster street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-01

THE MEETING, FRIDAY EvENING.-The
meeting at the City Hall, on Friday evening
for aid and sympathy with the family of John
Brown, bids fair to be large and interesting
one. There will be no lack of speakers ON
the occasion. The ladies are invite to attend
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-01

George Sessions, FURNISHING rNpFRrAKEP Avn
SSofFiN WAREHousE-Co Caskets, Patent Metallic
ura cases and Robes of every description always on
sizes. Ni" NA9NEA' vi a-
Every thing connected with the management of funerals
promptly attended to. No. ~ Front street, residence on
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-01

Liquid Amnndine. The rema kable and uniform
success which has attended the of this preparation
enoldens the proprietor to it as positive nrp
xentNe and cure for Chapped Hands Roughness of
me skin The rapidity Of itS effect is marvellous the
majority OF cases yielding two or three applcations
rendering the skin soft and vevey in feeling and appear
ance, prepared only by JOHN O. HILL, Apothecary
Mechanics Han Buding, Worcester. Mass. n6m nj
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-01

100000 Bushels Granular Fuel, in good
condition. in large or small quantities. The cheapest
ceanest, and best coal kndng III the world One trial
Viii convince any one of its superiority all other
klndng now in use. Orders left at Storehouse
loot OF Foster street, at either of the Offices or Coat
ards or at the Store of c. f. Brooks Front street
will receive prompt attention. w & S. G. lane
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-01

MRS. n, Goodwin, an experienced ana success
attend TO the duties her profession. Rcsdence Is
Austin street dtf o5i -
a. McF Davis, Attorney and Counselor AT LAW
bf1nley Row, lSs Main street, Worcester d6w9mt oip
Worcester. ~ N"' e"'i ~
special attention given 10 Diseases of the Eye
hl0 dawcodtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-01

sunny SIDE, Nov. 20, 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Washington Irving is dead. He retired to
his room about 10 o'clock, feeling more Ian.
guild than usual, and complaining Of pain in
his side, but apparently not more unwell than
he had been for several months past Just as
he reached his room, and while his niece was
near him, he suddenly fell, and in moment
was gone. A physician was seen with
him, but no mortal aid could avail to bring him
back. 1 saw him within an hour from the
time he was taken, and he seemed as if in
peaceful sleep.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-01

Mr.. Edwards, Artist having located bis stndio
Sr IN this city will devote his attention to the
various departments OF his profession. Persons wishing
10 receive thorough OF instruction in order to
aeach VIII fnd, it is believed entire satisfaction The
course VIII consist of Pencilng Crayon Pase India
lin aer Color Drawing and Oil Painting as shall be
agreed TO- Ills Exhibition Rooms, in Fagg's Block on
posite bay State House, free and open from 3 Ia
r. ana from to 4. Visitors invited to call Informa-
ZION gwen by letter to persons at distance d3m NIL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-01

T. prepared Glue.-Alr. Spalding has certainly CON
eg9 sreaf blessing ON househodersb by his preparation
b agpaigu ntue 1t Is always ready for use and can
" appHea immediately to fractured table n broken
Sar or ~ fact ANYTHING that requires glue TO mend it,
ny any Doay VINO likes, without the trouble of having To
S IL IN any Shape way. Thereby saving the ronble
tQhvehence and expense of sending furniture to the
ca9ihet makers to be repaired This alone independent
o. us intrinsic value, will make it article universally
HNft ~ an i'ihhieS' deodt MIS-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-01

fkhohoWay,s Fills are the only universal medicine
o e present gay Inc sun never upon the scenes
saya s oene1 Ia influence IN lands both civilized and
nal complaints of the human fame. Sold Mt the mann
factory, No 80 Maiden Lane New York and by All Drng
49, " -"~-' uoo' anu 81 per DON. d6t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-01

THE DEATH OF IRvING.-It appears that
Washington Irving's death was sudden. The
following letter relates the circumstances =
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

OLD NEWSPAPERS for sale at this office,