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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-17

All who have any serious troublesome disease will
very naturally seek advve somewhere and this leads me
to say few words the choice OF physician. And
first. let all qudckS inp0sterS and ha6ugS alone If
you have intelligent physician your vicinity apply to
him immediately and follow his directions explicitly, and
for sufficient length OF time, aud ne will probably cure
you if not, then apply who makes your disease
specially for physician in general practice no matter
how eminent can treat particular disease, or class OF
diseases as successfully OF the same ability VINO
makes such diseases Specially and devotes whole at
tenton to them Educated physicians hitherto have re-
fused to treat private diseas speciality and hence
ing caste in society," of being classed among charla-
tans by the profession, has long stood in the way
this most desirable result. What disgrace is there in
making class of diseases speciality that all physicians
treat i'll general practice? The Great RECORD of Paris
and Acton of Londcn, both make Private Diseases a
specially and yet their fame is enviable it is world
wide 1t is in tact the only remedy of the
heinous and destructive systems of quackery private
diseases pracced in all the larger cities throughout
the countri. But to return. said let quackS and i'm
posters alone. Their advertisements fill the newspapers
and well calculated to deceive the inexperienced
made up they of the most eXtravagant professions
they Advertising is of itself no SIM but deceptive
advertisements are abominaton and advertising
physician entitled to confidence Wdteuer who does
not give to the public the most undoubted both
OF mis- hOGestv and his skill.
In offering services in speciality which has hereto
fore been almost exclusively in the hands imposters
ask no man to employ who is nOtfuly convinced that
shall treat him courteouSlv, deal honorably and Will
the sces fidelity and give him the best possible chance
for speedy and permanent cure.
II. n. MATTISON
1[,-rr lT
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V e g e t a b lie .

ana although powerful they will not inure in the leas
the most delicate constitution This penarafon S 40,
iahteu TO cure the above mentioned diseases without
nsS any eAteral applications. With my Indian Vcreta
ne Meuces you can rely upon thorough cure bv call
OlS dostf N'P ''"iist' -hAih STREET,
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DR. J. DINSMOOR WOODS Medical

gentlemen wishing cheap speedy and safe remedy "a, n,i
diseases OF private nature Will lind 1t their ADVANTAGE
~ cul on the doctor before calling elsewhere for his med
ees are cheap and sure. Ladies' aborlng from obsirc-
Nohs from colds or other causes fnd ready relief
vegetable medicines prepared to order Couph Baisnm
ana Dinrete Dro for scadng Of urine constantly on
nan No. XVI entrance stairway North side of the Music
Storc, dim ma
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Depend upon it, mothers it will give rest TO voursevs
md


RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
We have put up sold this article TOR ver 10 ,.oo
and CAN SAY CONFIDENCE a. rRrTu ofit What , h,
never been able to say any other medcine TWr6
Etf,h ,Fr,TAiiED III SIN GLE INSTANCE, TO Eff
When timely used Never did know an
by any who used It, On the
H. re uellghted1y ITS operations, and speak in
and medicinal virtues We rspeak in This matter .sv
WE DO KNOW" after ten Years exnerience ana
rLhpOE OUR REPUTATION HFoR THE FULFILLMENT OF
WHAT WE DECLARE. In almost every instance
where the infant suffering Gtrom main and exbans ion
relief will be found in fiji teen or twenty Minutes ~
ter the Syrup is admins tered "
This valuable preparation = the prescrpton of ono n
the most EAPERlENCED Sand SKILFULL NURSES
IN New Eneand and has been used with NEVER FAIL
lNGsuCcEssl IN III uSANDS nor CASES.
II not only relieves the child from main but inviq-
crates the stomach and u bowos corrccts acidty
and gives tone and energy : TO the whole system IL
will almost instantly re Slieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOW GELS AND WIND collie,
ana overcome commissions (which n not speedily rene
ueu END III death We be Vleve ii the BEST and suREsT
REMEDY IN THE WORLD, in = all cases of DYSENrERY
and Ola RRHqsA IN ECHILDREN, whether Il
arises frOm teethlng from any other We would
say to every mother who Phas child suffering from
any OF the foregoing com .plants-Do LET YOUR
PREJuDIcEs,koh THE fkEJ Judges OF OTHERS, stand
between your suffering Achid and the relief follow
that will be SURE - yes, = ABSOLUTELY SiIsE-Yto
the of this medicine, II 2 timely used FnIl d,roc
tiOns for using Will accom- pany each boitia NM
genuine unless the lac-sim lie of CI;RTIs 4 iSgpo
KINS, New York, Is on the outside wranner p IN
only rs cents FFN'' Aio'
GEO. X. SPUR, POI Main street Wholesale Agep.
uB Sold by Druggists throughout the Nnrld p,ino,
pal Office No. 10 Cedar street New YORK. dE,,i,' %
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3fle0irlnes.
nOC TOR NJ A I tt S o N s
REMEDIAL INSTITUTE,
SPECIAL PRACTICE,
No. es Union ST., Providence, n. L.

q Circulars giving fuH inf0rmdhoR Nth andoubt~
references and testimonials, sent by mail. Also
PAM Met on diseases, Of Women, and on
Pirate and Chronic WdtddieS generally,
sent Jree bg enclosing a stamp TO
Dr. Ii. n. MATrIS0N,
as above.
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Zeal Gstatr.

EOR SALE-One of the best Farms in
Il the County-l5O acres, more or iess-Anier good
cutvation considerable Fruit; well fenced; Barn 100
feet long with a cellar; nice story House, with
other buildings in good repairs seven miles from the
city Terms liberal A. J. EATON,
dl2 dim 207 Main street
o. FOR SALE-A neat and comfort
kzi able Cottage and improved Lot situated on Ok
ford street will sold low for cash if applied for
soon If particularly desired part of the purchase
remain on time For particulars. inquire of JOHN
E. TAFT, at the India Rubber Store 2l4 Main street.
NIL dtf
-. - REAL ESTATE in the city will be
Esi taken in exchange for Timber Land or for few
Asmall Farms out of the city. Also for sale low for
cash credit Houses in the city, varying in price from
$500 to $4,000 as well small Farms and lots Of few
acres each for moving pasturing. Persons wishing
buy or sell are respectfully invited to call on
LARKIN SMITH,
Rea Estate Broker, 296 Man-st, Worcester.
Inch3 DIFF
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ORIENTAL DEFENSIVE SOAP
DARADIS IODINE HAIR REST0R-

IL ATIvE the most agreeable article IN 40 10 dress
the hair, and the most eneaous preparation 10 cure
Falling Of Hair and Badness, 10 cure Pnncs Freckies
Bcaly Eruption and Houghness Of the Face and otcr
parts Of the body. Sold In Worcester by ii s. MrCoN
WILLIE. No. "a 1rumbuil street. and In Boston nv n ~
Va dt II. Il. PARADis, Proprietor
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McoitlAes.
n R S w E E T.
INFALLIBLE EMINENT.
The Great External Remedy.

and 5oints, Sprgins Braisfs, Gus and goagads sec
and Nervous Disorders,
For all of whchit is speedy and certain remedy and
Dr. stephen Sweet of Connecticut the famous bone SET
ter ana has been used in his practice for than
ty years with the most astonishing success
AS AN ALLEvIATOR OF PAIN, it is unrivsled bv
any preparation before the public, which the most
skepticai may be convinced by single trial.
This Lniment will cure rapidly and radically RHEU
all. ~ !"
FOR NEURALGIA, it will afford immediate relief in
every case, however distressing.
1t will relieve the worst case Of HEADACHE in tbres
minutes, and is warranted to do it.
ToOTHACHE also it will cure Instantly.
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GENERAL LAssI
TUDE arising from imprudence excess this Linment
is most happy aud unfaing remedy. Acting directly
upon the nervous tissues it strengthens and reyyes
the system, and restores it TO elasticity and vigor
FOR PILES-As an external remedy we claim that tits
the oest known and we challenge the world to produce
an equal Every victim of this distressing complaint
should give it trial. for it will fail 10 afford imme
diate relief and in majority of cases will effect radca
cure.
QUINsY AND SORE THROAT are sometimes e.,
tremey malignant and dangerous; but timely applica
ton OF the Lniment will never fail to cure.
SPRAINS sometimes very Obstinate and ENLARGE
ment OF the joints is liable to if neglected The
three DAYS.
BRUISES, CUTS, WOUNDS, SORES, ULCERS
bukNS AND SCALDS, Yield readily to the wonderfully
healing properties of Dr.. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LIN
INTENT, when used according so directions Also chill
| STINGS. ~
EVERY HORSE OWNER should have this remedy a
hand for its timely use at the first pearauce of Lam
ness VIII efectuay prevent those formidable disease
to which all horses are LIABLE and which
| otherwise Faluable horses nearly worthless
over four hundred voluntary testimonials to the woner
fui curative properties of this Lninnent have been
ceived within the last many of them from
| persons i'll the highest ranks of life
| CAUTION.
To avoid imposition, observe the Signature and Like
| ness of Dr. stephen Sweet every label and also
Stephen Sweets nalble Linment' blown in the glass
OF each bottle without which none genuine
| RICHARDSON 81 CO.,
| Sole Proprietors, Norwich, Conn.
! For sale by DAVID SCOTT, and GEO. r. sPURR,
| Worcester, and all Drut eists dawtf nj
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IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.
DIR. HILL,
fhyslcan, Aec0ucher Author ofthe Causes History al
Cure Of Secret Diseases


@'A-AAh SSreets OfcesIer, Mass,
mere ne VIII contnae, heretofore to consult with
liz liz alcte9 Of either SEX personally hy letter DIR
NIL conslueTs II urperfuOus to allude to the universal
success which has attended his practice since he estab
lshed an office in Worcester ~
me Doctor has so arranged his offices that no patient
comes IN contact with another. He has great in
Informing the laer portion of the readers OF this aver
tsement that he has recently got possession of n hh
popular European remedy for female complaints II IL
from ne 0rlaina recipe of the late distinguished phys
eial Sr m James of London. The title OF this inyan-
ave remedy Is Sir William James Uterine Catholicon
or the LADIES Secret Friend 1t will be tound cer
l remedy, ana warranted not fail in the imnediae
renewal OF soppages of the monthly caamenia whites
aiu iallnE OF the womb Married ladies' whose health
VIII not admit Of an increase of family will nd il Ger
M preventive Out at the time it Is necessary 10
caution those that are eneiente that if they use it mis-
aee Is sure to be the result 1t perfectly harmless
N otter respects This Invaluable Remedy Will be senf
HS IS any -ynere, with advice, on receipt ofS5
nc iilht OF tEs advertisement will prevent DIR HIN
od lus 10 me many advantages patients are placed
uluer py consulting him, anu u conclusion nc would add
mo SELL attenlon or experience VIZ be wanting on lis
part n treating successfully the most obstinate cases ~
syphls, eonorh@a, sleet, mpoency seLabuse and 9TH
or complaints of this formidable class ~ ~
friendly advice he tenders all strangers as well M
ehuS mat upon the hfst appr ach OF Infection 10 anniy
nn once 10 Mn by adopting this plan the greater df
eo''5 as a'o'aed III eheetins speedy and sure cure
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N o TICE

DR HILL Will continue his usual moderate cN,roas
eaeh one circumstances taken into
eilectua cure Peiioet anu
~ Consultations by letter, &C.
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KEWARn,

Ior anything that will surpass Dr. c. A. Hills Panscea
a ama INDIAN Medicines for the remedy of Gonorrh@a
Sve,s 1telnres, whites Pains in the Back and Lons
Irs Vr te mse Gravel and all the disorders Of the
exposure or change in the application to business Tbess
preparations are entireIY y Ns77. Ahese
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-17

instantaneous Relief.
THE SAFEST. sUREsT AND QUICKEST CURE IN
THE WORLD FOR THE FOLLOWING
COMPLAINTS
It will cure Toothache in two minutes
Will cure Headache in ten minutes
Will cure Diarrh9a in hour.
VIII cure Rheumatism. Win cure Cholera Nrorbps
VIII cure Neuralgia. VIII cure Fresh Wounds
VIII Gu cramps. Will cure Frost Bites
VIII cure Sore Throat VIII cure Painters Cholic
M!M cure IleuIlsy. VIII cure Pain in Stomach,
VIII cure SpraIls. VIII cure Ring Worms
Mn cnre Dysentery. WIN cure Chblans
VIII cure Fever and Ague. viii cure Bruises
VIII Heartburn. VIII cure Rurrs
VIII Bites and of Yenomous Insects and Rom
tiles. - SP
Win cure horse flesh equally as well as human flesh.
IN lact II VIII relieve any complaint of Inlanma
tory Nervous character.
Price 2t5 and so cents and 81 per bottle.
The large the cheapest as Won per tbree
times as much medicine for your money as you do in the
smaller sizes Every bottle is put up in pink wrappers
same also the letters E H. " the wrapper over the
cork None other genuine. n5,@Be sure and cali for
FLAGG'S INSTANTANEOUS RELIEF Don't forget
EY -CAUTION.-If any body, old or Young rich or
poor great or small should tell you there is no
more htStdRtaneoaS Retie manufactured by Prof L. H.
Ffdgg, 'tthat the name has ever been chanaed 10
something else, or that they ORce ke,e ho to peDare
or dld once manutacture the Instantaneous Reiet or
hal tev ever had any connection whatever with the
mandatory Of the Instantaneous Relief:don believe
a!e0rd OF At, for they many bare faced LIES!
without eten shadoU Of truth! Therefore, beware Of
counteiJedfS and limitations, which have been put into
market BY iposters, who do business under false IRE.
lenses. BeWarei TAKE HEIDI! ' ~
The INSTANTANEOUS RELIEF is now nrenared AZ
1O North sth street, Philadelphia, sold by Druggists
G. r. SPURR. POI Main street, Worcester wholesale
ana retail Agentwhere orders New England should be
auoressea- d&wlv au3
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-07-29
Candidates for Congress.

gl GEORGETOWN, July 10Th.
Editor Post;-A victory has been won to-
day over the enemies Of our country that
has seldom been witnessed in this section.
A larger crowd had assembled than has
been known here tor years. and more
enthusiasm and excitement thanhas been
manifested at any time since IA. Smith
opened, and as Lhave noticed your paper
has reported the speeches, or the effect
of the speeches often, I can only say that
this was even a greater triumph than any
that has been noticed. No less than 80
Of the Democrats here said that Smith
was done for, and that Brabson was the
man. One thing only will | particularize,
it is this; Smith, throughout the canvass,
(as Brabson stately had said. and to-day
said, that if Brabsop would show one vote
cf his (smith's) for one Of the extraya-
CANT amendments, or resolution Of like
nature offered, he then would decline
the race in favor Of Brabson. Col. b
produced the Globe wherein. on pag,
1899 list session 34th Congress, Smith Of
fered an amendment ofS225, 900, SlsO,OOC
liofwhieh was for books, and then oalledup
on Smith to redeem his pledge which, o
courae. Smith. when caught, refused L
do. Smith is hemmed in ON every side
and his only resort now is bare rtatement
IN the face Of the record, s.ias
I Tibbs and Minis had bout, to US
a vulgar expression. and if ever any mai
was used up on the stump, John A. Min
mis- Is the man, Our ticket is sure in thi
/ region, and from accounts Brabson vii
,beat Smith at least 500 votes.
GKoRoErowS.
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Rrabson,

From every portion Of the District we
have intelligence favorable tothe election
Of Brabson. He has made gallant can
vsss, and the people who have heard him
and his competitor on the stump disap-
prove of the Congressional career of Col.
Smith. They can't stand his endorsement
OF the Administration, his justification Of
the Extravagances and Abuses at the Ma
tional Capitol, his Compensation Bill and
Identification with the Black Republicans
of the notorious Thirty-Fourth Congress
and his action and relation with the Hard
Money leaders of this State He is al
ready labelled, Weighed in the balance
and found wanting" and next Thursday
at o'clock, P. NJ, Reese b. Brabson will
be the Representative elect to Congress
from the Third District of Tennessee.
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The scSerp,pept ffsopls q nc lat PIX
Years have been on|6lat1 10 you. and
have disclosed IN t|,e conduct 81 she
rieree and Buchanan Administrations 3
degree d extrayasance and wastefulness
3l the public money o. corruption and
peco'a,pns most astounding OF dilI.9n'
e.ty md unlaithiuhcss uncQtal|td
which has Inundated ibenhti0,al chafa'-
tor and demonstrated that republican
sip,pii,ity. Tie leading Charlottesville pf
oI,f form Of soYetiln,ent hps been lost
Under the seductive coanomo,, q Demo
cr'cy. genuine republoanisp il many Of
its features has been betrayed BY the now
,lomInant party Economy, flugalits and
simplicity saleeuafds- have given
place p waAtelulness. luxuriance and
dexiorouA duplicity+-lbe banes Of civil
iihefiS TIE public treasure taxed nom
DE tqsllne millions, Instead Of being de-
yoted Is is legitimate purposes the do
>olopment Of the nations Internal wealth
Ibnd tl,e promotion Of its produetiyeness
the Providing for netiopel defense and
4 pfotoction. aud the extinction Of tlle ma
4 tiona, debit IS e1aptied into The pockets
81 pattizans- laVished upon useless and
costly works for the MULTIPLICATION Of fai
tjobs- and used az a gigantic corruption
fund for the buying Of votes to sustain the
power Of this party. A heavy loan aebl
has been Contracted and tl.s naticna
treasury is bankrupt. Money intended
for the payment Of the humble employee
of the government has been filched b!
the government rascals in high places
and the laboring man left unpaid. Fort.
dollar debts to poor mail contractors hav
gone to the buildingof doors at cost 0
s forty thousand dollars apiece, II thi
state of things is not checked, liberty vii
: be choled by rank corruption, and thi
|. government will be converted into de'
f, potism founded upon money wrung fror
: your toll. Vote to displace Democrac
/ land check this rapid rate Of destruction
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Victory is within our Grasp

The Opposition in Tennessee, says the
Nashville Patriot, may rest assured that
if each and every one of them will de-
vote one day to the cause of the country,
but one day to the work of voting, and
that day the 4th of August, a glorious
triumph awaits us We have our destiny
in our own hands, and to fix and shape
it now is but the work of few days. We
give our word that if these few remaining
days are properly improved, there will be
no doubt of the result. In 1857, there
was a falling off in the popular vote of
about 5000. The vote of the State now
is not less than las 900. All we want is
that it shall manifest itself at the ballot
box. The nominal majority of Gov.
Harris at the last election, will vanish as
the mists before the coming sun. Hun
dreds and thousands, we feel well assured,
who voted for him in 1857, will now vote
against him, and for their own and the
high interests of the State. The warfare
upon the banks of the State, the extra
VACANT and corrupt administration of the
affairs of the general government, have
not only disguised the honest masses Of
the people, but have determined themto
change the order Of things They will
throw their whole influence into the
scale. They viii not only vote with the
i Opposition but they will worl<with thea
and for them This is our information
and we rely uponit
n Nothing has occurred to confirm the
truth Of our adyices more than the ex
traordinary efforts our opponents are ma
king. Then speakers and their organ
are appealing TO the democracy not to for
get their ancient allegiance, but to hold
up their hands, to sustain their cause, an'
, to rally to their support The cry is
Rally Democrats, to the rescue" TIL
cry, we verify believe, is in vain. TIL
spell is broken the leaders Of the dem
+ ocratic party have proved false to thei
professions and have lost the confidence
of the honest masses They win refps
y. to go with them longer, when they Sc
J that the dearest interests Of the State am
nation are at stake. The issues are mad
. llip-the proof. has been presented, an
! nothing remains but for the independen
! masses 70 sindicate their freedom, and I
4 vote according p their judgments.
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kentucky.

The elections in kentucky will occur
next Monday. The State has been
thoroughly canvassed, and there is little
doubt of the success of the entire 0pposi-
ton ticket. We allude 70 the subject to
caution our friends against the reports
which will be put in circulation all over
Tennessee about Wednesday to operate
on the elections here the following day.
We repeat that we believe the Opposition
there will triumph, and the first reliable
news from that direction win confirm the
haltaf ~.
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The Last Trace Chain !

The trump card of the Democratic par
ty in this canvass at the outset was the
vote of John Netherland, in accordance
the wish Of his constituents, against an
exemption law which placed several agri-
cultural implements beyond the pale of
execution. Notwithstanding he voted,
in 1851, to exempt FIVE hundred dollars
worth of property, in the hands of any
citizen, from execution, his opponents
failed in every instance to state the fact,
but persistently sung the song of "the
last hoe, the last plough, the last iron
wedge, and the last trace-chain." Sud-
denly, however, this song is hushed in
the severest silence. Why? 1t has been
disclosed that
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-07-29

Col. Netherland has made noble and
efficient canvass. and advices from theup-
per portion Of the State lead to the be
lief that he will go out of East Tennessee
with majority Of 1000 votes. Let Mid
die and West Tennessee look to their
gains Our gallant standard-bearer merits
an overwhelming triumph.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-07-29

We are requested to state that this gentleman
q candidate for the State Senate, has been sick
with intermittent fever, at the residence Of Jas
per Stevens, McMinn county, for tho last eight or
ten days. Though still confined to bis room. his
friends viii DO sratised % learn that 10 i rapidly
r,oover;ne.
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A. o. P. Nicholson.

the pc: leader of the Democracy in Mid
die Tennessee, United States Senator, vo-
ted against exempting from execution, in
the hands of thepoor man, "the last hoe,
the last plough, the last iron wedge, and
the last trace-chain"l The Democracy
have endorsed Nicholson ever since, and
have, according to Democratic logic, en-
dorsed this vote. 1t is therefore part
of the Democratic creed. No wonder
they have played. out" the agriculture
| implement question.
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Election Returns.

Our friends in the different equities are
res1essrd 10 ssna m ihe election returns
80 eszly a. passshleA
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-07-29

The communicates nom polk county afsisea
700 lass for puAlIeation Several other matters
have been crowded out nj. week. Il wesld have
afforded US pleasure to have ruhllshsd every thing
bearing upon the election. But We have done the
HAT We could