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MENTAL DEPOT IN CHICAGO.


Observation-Disclosures. ILLINOIS,
j. the larset and best arranged Hnel In The city, il
and has eve.y convenience for The comfort ard
cation Of the travelling public The sltcpnx zooms are
Rugged and comfortably furn,,htd fur 1lles and la1ke
navel psftiea Ana i y The deakn Of ht p-opreso
ksrp the huusd \ 1rt class Hotel in ever Ie1pett
E1-Free BUS tn knd from the Houte.
FREEMAN BuRDANKS.
1t1feSGn dru Prnnstsforr
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Barry's 1ricopherous is the best
and ehea2eat article for dresinE. beausnk cleansing
cninx preserving aud restoring the las. Ladies' tY It
Bold by III D1uEk1s.a and Fe1tnne7a- Hh1Ab,fa6u
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r. r. r.
Parks PrickIy Plasters.

Thy fnrart Strength Thy Inn{tfoke P,tn.
These delightful Plasera Yield readily to The motion Of
Lie body. absorb pe1spiratlon and throw o1 al tic oep.
eivr conku!ated impu1itic. Of The sys-
PARKS TEN. Should he used for MI CHRONIC
rATKsr roHus Palma falntness D,rrcptia Colds Con-
PR1CkLf sumption. rheumatism, FeNale Week.
fLAsTENs. n&ss. &c. TIE retain their active proper
Are sold by hss when othcr pastets are u.cless and
ALL DkA1xRs where applied fAIa cAxxp7 ratr Err.
ftom1 10 y flmiy should hare them. One si1e
IL DIKks. cloth. three sizes leather. Sapules
sent bS mail OF receipt Of twenty tive cta.
BARNESA PARE. II IL Park Row, New York. Sold
Wholesale and Retail. by JOHN D. PAR5, IL Lake.st.
md ny Druggists generally. .nhl6bais-dsm
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E# Meyers Miraculous Ver1nin DIG
noye1 the Oldest and best remedy for Extern mating RATS
and NICE CocKROACuEs. BUGS. ANTS, MosQU1.
TOES. FLEAs. MOTHS. 0RAlE-WoRMS and GAR
DEN INSECTS,
- PRINCIPAL DEPOT 81 Broadway. New York.
Bold b dfuEEl.ts eye.TWhere ruxsscs1n.sm
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Ill RANDOLPH STREET,
MAHOGANY, ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT, ALSO
CHAMBER, DNlNG-HOoN AND COAHoE
FURNITURE IN GREAT VARIETY.
wood Seat and Cane Seat Chairs, ED
&teAd8 aud 8nFeAU6~
SCHOOL FURNITURE on hand md 10 osde1
- ra.:.uls, Attention pad to oountzJ u1cszs.
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k.3 1nOS6 WHO are curious % Wit
ncss The wonderful perfection TO wtlt 4. Ohswa it {Ata
manager n DatcAeoEA N. 70 h2s brought tue manufAc
sure Of WEs and Toupee4 Invited to visit his Wig aud
lair Ding Roona 1t No. 100 Lake street. and exszans
these lrious productions Of s Ne scrutiny caa detect
The artificial from TIE nstura when adtustedto the head.
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5fming #a;htnes.

MILLAR'S NEW PATENT
AL Lick Stitch family
SEWING %u.4CHL.1"E%p
$35, 935, s35, s35. s35, s36.
The os1 taking this stitch roi tah 49, In
firm. general sttch {a1ihe both - s!1A
capacity speed. sIhea Of me ton. AMI manner IL
forming the stitch, 1t s Ms<h Hke aud N7n.4ai 10
do ~ much AID ~ wtll ~ the etsafsd
WHEELER j. WILSON tl9S MACHINE
We also have the
N = = n or oLIT AM
Double lock lixht fast GROVER + 1;AkEtk stitch H1A
hnly eewin4 Mschine-wa1.ntei superior any ~ ~
chine, or money se:undet Ne will sti *ther roth oe
these It agents p,lets to party engaged Ia
tbs sae Of wing mAGlnra md fni Tho money
ead Of sixty tava they not &*sed- connection
with otD1I} J. Co.
Akents wauled. Call 1t 1 Oh LAX. street a4ire-s
LEWI% CORNELL,
Nl+ Toc5st1yr Eo4 tA5l, Chicago, ILL.,
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W Congress Water.-Much spur

@ Congress Water.-Much spuri-
nesa, wsts has een smposed the public "coN-
GREss WATER" by unpE!napled penons or counterfeit
IT, who, when they dare not that narue ca IL. Sara,
tos Water which many pcssous suppose to be the real
te Of the Congress Water although h only the name
ef fsletowu IT which the Spring Is situated.
To protect the public from such mpoe.luna We have ILL
puf Corks Branded thas:
CONGRESS:
!: G. ".
/: WATER.
.----
AnY one not having those words and eterA Cork
counterfeit and the purchaser should prosecute the
ler for swlndl!nk.
pDrderz win receive prompt attention Addressed to
u 1t Congress Spring. Saratoga, New York or u CIR
Bouthezu Depot Of Cone1ess Water IN New York city.
CLARKE d WHITE.
rropr1etors Cong1ess Springs.
Mess1. 0ake Bro. Drake fremont House Gale Drrs.
]. Il, Reed & Co.; fcnton. Robln&on Smith; F. 4.
Hkya1, Esq ". F. Tucker Co.. Of Chicago. Illinois.
supplied With the kenuire Conkren Eater direct from on
hoose; and would recommend them favorably to per
sons In Chicago vicinity, who desire to purchase
fxx Congress Wafer. CLARKE 4 WHITE. :
mF1cfUA
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Gpt anu Gar.


I'VE AND EAR.-Dr. Under
LIZ wood, the Occul!t aud Aurist No. 1ai Randolph
stree three tooIa east Of Gl.Et thie4 20; IL Dr. Y
regular fhys clan nf the Cd School and has devoted biz
entire professional lfetimr Ophaniee and Aural Snr
gc tivn9 sight to ne Ind and hearing TO he deaf snd
Kill and kuesas pr ue osri.ions upon the Eye and
Ell, many which were Of dicut and dangerous chA!ac
ter. nnd =. of whfc, have teen pertor.n with complete
SUCCESS has Asaetd patients from Nil parts Of the ltnlnn
given him reputation eminent and sk ifo! ope
oefere attained br Specialist oa the Con
ptnt treatt-e tte E. and Ear which viii contain
over four hundred paess Is tens PREPARED and vii shotv
appear. Fre4crpt rent }xteAA At distance where
hurricaj pre5at!unp a.e not required. mh1-lydAw
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t!:susf1,e8g GarD8.


Z
Mechanical Dfan1lt nAn and %opatKuct.,r
l0i Washington tt1sti. be:wttn tla1k AMI Uss,born
AZ atos o. Naeanrry cnnH1ctte tel and 1epairen vofF.
1no h,a ~ wSHssn h''axfs Loeoo,set s u:
ode!s fJr Patent Ot1cr Putitrny Of marh,n.r aa
fully executed and wAtrap'+d - Ntne'1' &c, E4fo-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-30

Ruins OF ROMAN LoNDoN.-In DIGGING the
foundations of st. Martins Church at Ind
gate, in digging tor Goldsmiths Hall. in dig
ging for the new Royal Exchange. wherever
the digging may be within Roman bounds
when it is deep enough, discoveries are made
Under the Royal Exchange til ere was found
what proved to be a gravel.pit which had been
used as a common dust hole by the Roman cit
zens When the Excise Office was nulled
down, six years ago. between Bish6ngate
street and Broad street, beautiful mosaic
pavement was discovered. Europa in the
middle of it had been sitting under ground for
at least sixteen centuries upon her bull. In
the same neghborhood. drain sunk IN n Gel.
lar disclosed part OF another pavement that NAV
have belonged to another room in the same
villa. In preparing the site for the Hall of
Commerce in Threadneedle street more pave.
ments were found of Roman nl,u,ning nndor
medieval fragments of the walls off the old hos.
pital of St. Anthony. Retwenn that mart of
Threadneedle street and CornhiIl WHEREVER
the ground is tanned remains of handsome old
Roman suburban villas scenic lie From one
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-30
From the Boston Courier.

IRISH AND YANKEE WIT-There are not
many men in New England who can equal
MIR. John c, Wyman in ready wit; but it
seems he was put to the test during his recent
excursion to Chicago. AT one of the stations
at which the train stopped for wood aud water,
the crowd demanded a speech. Mr.. Wyman,
who had been elected to speak at this place
should speech be demanded, went forth and
mounted a cart attached to an ass The mo-
megt that Mr.. Wyman shouted Fellow -citi
zens!' the donkey responded in one of his
loudest brays. Mr.. Wyman retorted-"Fel
low citizens am interrupted by Demo
crat This was ready and occasioned great
merriment; and so did the retort of the owner
of the donkey, an Irishman, who exclaimed
'No, you ar'n't interrupted by a Dimicrat
lis yer brother that's spakn to yes and
askin' yes to whist| Mr.. Wyman bowed to
Pat and retired
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-30
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
BOSTON AND VICINITY.

The northerly end of long wharf in Boston,
suddenly gave way about IL O'Clock Sunday
evening, carrying with it mass of earth,
piles, stones, &c, but no one was injured. The
damaged portion is about sixty feet long front.
ing the harbor with depth of twenty feet,
and it will cost from $4,000 to $25, 900 to re.
pair the injury.
Judge Ames presid ng, the indictment pending
against the ex'state liquor agent, George 2.
Durham, was mol prosd by the district attor.
ney, and Mr.. Burnlam is accordingly dis
charged from any prosecution which has been
instituted against him in connection with the
state liquor agency.
The man Williams, who murdered Captain
Otis of Boston, in the railroad cars while
crossing the lsthmus last year, has been sem
fenced to be shot; the sentence must be con.
tirmed by the government at Bogota before
being carried into effect.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
On Monday afternoon, Dwight G. Morton,
while removing sawdust from under the saw
mill of James Newton, in Greenfield was
struck in the face by a swiftly revolving fly
wheel, and Instantly killed. lie was eighteen
years OF age, much loved by his friends and
parents, who had had some premontions of
his death.
Austin Bigelow of Greenfield, while intent
upon shooting woodchuck which he had Gin
his eye" last week, unadvsedly walked upon
the heels of horse, which retorted by kicking
him in the bowels, nearly taking his life. 1t
is thought PROBABLE that he may recover.
The lightning commenced playing its freaks
upon the barn of Francis Williams, in Gill, on
the 9th inst, killing calf which was tied in
its stall, and cat nesting with its kitten in
the corner. The kitten escaped unharmed.
Frank Stanhope, young man of 20 years,
died at dancing party in Conway, last week,
by the rupture of a blood vessel. lie had
been playing the flute while others danced,
and at length came upon the floor himself
when he complained of sudden pain, and died
in half an hour.
The citizens of Shutesbury have appointed
general and special committees in each school
district to prevent the driving Of cattle that
have been exposed to the prevailing disease,
into or through the town, and are consulting
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-30
From the Thousand Wonderful Things.

HUSBANDS IN THE MARKET.-The follow
ing paragraph, which we have copied from
magazine oil 1890, not only gives curious in
stance of female determination in the pursuit
of husband, but tells us OF the price which
human hair was worth at the period when la.
dies wore such monstrous head dresses of false
curls AN Oxiordshire lass was lately court.
ed by man Of that country, who was not
willing to marry her unless her friends could
advance ECO for her portion which they be.
ing incapable of doing, the lass came to Lon.
don TO- try her fortune, where she met with
good chapman in the Strand, who made pur.
chase of her hair, (which was delicately long
and light,) and gave her Sirty pounds for il, be.
ing twenty ounces at co an ounce, with which
money she joyfully returned into the country
and bought her a husband"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-30
FROM the New York rribnne.

MEETING OF THE RIVAL RosEs-An anus
ing incident occurred at Mrs. Blunt's reading
at Wizards Concert Hall, in Washington, on
Saturday evening, which caused much com.
ment. Two sofas were placed at tile head of
the room, on opposite sides, so as to command
the whole hall, When the audience was as
sembled, the president and his party walked
in and occupied one. They had scarcely been
seated when Mr. Douglas and his party en-
tered from the side door and occupied the
other. The rival roses thus sat cycling each
other with affectionate interest throughout,
and greatly to the edification of fashionable
audience. The court flies never buzzed on tie
Douglas side, and officials had sudden insen.
sibiIity to his presence, who claim familiar
terms on other occasions.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-30

KATHERINE Morris; an Autobiography I;
by the author OF "Step by Step" &C., pub,
lished in Boston by Walker Wise, & Co., is
for sale at Mellen's. 1t is story with reli
gious lessons
HOME AND COLLEGE. By Rev. F. D.
Huntington, published in Boston by Crosby,
Nichols, & Co., is for sale at Mellen's and at
Sanford's. 1t is a public address delivered
last March in the representatives hall, at Bos-
ton. The authors name as well as its own
merits will give it circulation.
TALES FROM THE BIBLE, by Rev W. NJ.
Thayer Of Ashland, have been published in a
handsome volume by j, E. Tilton G. Co.,
which is for sale here by Sanford. There are
fourteen stories all taken from the Old Tesla
ment
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-30

THE FEAST OF PENTIcosT-This festival
which is held to commemorate the giving of
the law on Mount Sinai, was generally OBJ
served among the Jewish population of this
city on Sunday. The synagogues were gaily
decorated with flowers, and in some of the
richer synagogues rich exotics testified the
reverence of the modern Jew for ancient
usages. The synagogues were well filled, and
IN most OF them appropriate addresses were
made by the Rabbi preachers. Among Others
an interesting ceremony took place in the
synagogue of the congregation Emanuel, 10.
Gated in Twelfth street, number of young
ladies being confirmed by the Rev DR.. Adler.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-30

VICTOR EMANUEL AND THE LADIEs.-The
ladies OF Bologna, last February, opened a
subscription in order to present Victor Eman-
uel splendid saddle, which has cost more
than $4,000. The poorest women in Bolonna
have taken part in this offering, and there is
not one, perhaps, who has not contributed her
bajocco for the purpose. This saddle was pre-.
scented ON the I'd inst. to his Majesty in the
hall OF the Archiginario. 1t is of red velvet,
all embroidered with silver and gold The
pride, OF Morocco leather, is equally adorned
with beautiful gold ornaments, and for the
front of the horses head there is a sort of
gold brooch, containing three rich iewels-an
emerald, ruby and diamond forming the
Italian coOrs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-30

THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THEM.-What
a contrast was that, continued Mr.. Andrew to
the convention at Baltimore the members of
which returned to their constituency with two
candidates and no platform, riding upon moth
ing and bound nowhere. (Great laughter and
applause.l 1t was said by the Apostle to the
Gentiles that among the Jews he became as a
jew, that he might gain the Jews; that among
the Greeks he became as a Greek, that he
might gain the Greeks to those under the
law he became under the law; so that by
all means he might save some. But the veneer
able doctors of the constitution, assembled in
conclave at Baltimore, reversed the doctrine
and the maxim, and decided to become moth
ing to nobody, lest by some means they might
offend somebody. (Great laughter and APP
plause) What contrast was that, Mr.. Pres
ident and fellow citizens, to the convention at
Charleston, daughter the members of which,
on the other hand, returned from the scenes of
their labors with two platforms and nary a can
didate. Laughter and applause)
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-30

whole north, while the common enemy would
still rave the support of the entire south. The
question in relation to men is different There
are good and patriotic men, and able statesmen
in abe south, whom l would willingly support
if they would place themselves on republican
ground; but shall oppose the lowering OF
the republican standard even by hairs
BREADTH
1 have written in haste, but believe that l
have answered your questions substantially.
Respectfully yours,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-30

Another of the good Ladies of orr CITY testieo. =.
ne eneaey Of DIR. MLANE's CELEBRATED yFR1tT
NO"E' prepared by Fleming Bros PITTSBURGH Pa
49,, NEW YORK, February I, 1852.
hereby certify to the public, that a child of mine
four years old, being tronbled with worms ,ras ,,
10 purchase bottle of DR.. NLanes CeIsbyoted pm;
y@ge' prepared by Fleming Bros. Pittsburgh Pa which
administered; and the was it brought oyvo a.
immense number Of goTns in punches and strings man,
hau the appearance of being cut in pieces Nv child
nov ENJOYING most excellent health take pleasure in
recommending it to both Young and old as r - -,
best medicines ever used
Mrs. ANN JEMISoN, 80 Ninth street
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR. M'IANE,s
CELEBRATED YERMIFUGE manufacturedb nv FL r,I
IN" bkOS, of littsburg, Pa All other Yermifupes in
comparison are worthless Dr. NJ Lanes genuine yermi
tuse also his celebrated Liver Pills can now be mad -,
all respectable drug stores None aenu;Ye ,,,Lo,I ~
signature Of III r,,tN-,, - wv
my30 detGwlt Ni-hiNU BIOS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-30

PHoToGRAPHING THE INVISIBLE. DR..
Gladstone of London has made the remarka.
BILE discovery that characters traced on white
paper with the solution of a fuorescent body,
which on drying are undiscoverabe by the
eye, may be brought our on a collodi um. silver
surface in the same way in which positives are
obtained from negative photograph Fluo-
resent bodies, as, for example, sulphate of
quinine, infusion of the bark of horse chestnut,
or tea, and tluorspur (hence the name.l have
the property of preventing or greatly check
ing the transmission of the actrice or chemi-
cal rays; so that the characters written with
such tiuoresceEt body are left white on dark
ground, when copied as described.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-30

Mr. LINCOLN is said to be an awkward man,
and if all the awkward men in the country
were to vote for him, he would get majority
that the democracy would find it rather an
awkward thing to deal with. Mrs. Lincoln,
however, is said to be n very graceful woman,
with no such thing as awkwardness about her.
She is graceful in virtue of her sex. That 50.
gacious observer of women, Mr. Anthony Wei
Ter, once sagely obseryed,-"A lady can't be
hook Natur has otherwise purwided"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-30

The LATE ELoPEMENT CAsE-We have
received letters of very sad and painful
character in relation to the recent elopement
of Mrs. Ellen E. Root of Springfield, Ohio,
with member of her husbands church.
They desire us to express the friendly convic-
ton that she was betrayed while uuder the in
fuence of insanity, induced by the extreme
and long continued delicacy of her health.
She left note behind her generating her
husband from any blame on account of her re-
markable conduct, and saying that che had
ever been one of the most devoted and atfec.
tionate of husbands" Their friends, distract.
ed with the most profound sorrow, are not
willing to believe that she is responsible for
her shame, or that she was even conscious of
the vile influences by which she was led
astray.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-30
CITY AND COUNTY.

OUR BANNER OUr.-The old flag, bearing
the old motto-"Freedom National, Slavery
Sectional, and the names of the standard
bearers of the republican party, was suspend
ed across Main street, yesterday, in front OF
the Spy ofIice In fair weather or foul, the old
fac will float till the election decides the trl-
umph of the righteous cause.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-30

M0thers.-Ihc attention of mothers is called TO nr
EAIONS MANTLE CORDIAL, which is highly rec.
Commended for all complaints attending reethng such as
Dysentery, Collie Group &c. '
BLooD FOOD,-lhis medicine, being, as itsname sug
gests, BLOOD FOOD and scientific discovery diner.
ing from all patent medicines, is well worthy the atrn
ton OF all who suffering from mpurity or deiicency
OF blood 1t Is prepared by DR.. c. BRONSON author
OF several works ElOcutiOn, Physiology Science &c
and Is highly recommended by numerous certificates Of
those VINO have avaled themselves of its virtues.
CHURCH " DUPONT, New York are the General AGENTS
for both.-LdDreHce, Mass Sentinel
gzS See advertisement For sale by GEO. r. SPJRR
'uic AGENT worcester. DAWN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-30

IN MIR Kennedy, OF Roxbury, discovered m ono
Gn "r common pasture weeds remedy that cures every
Pmple o"H 10 com
Two bottles are warranted to cure nursing sor. r.,
on the face. W VI pin'p4es
Two or three bottles will clear the system of bes
Two bottles are warranted to cure the worst cankerp
Three or five bottles warranted to cure the wors,
Kind OF Erysipelas WIS.,
One or two bottles warranted to cure all humors
I'VE bottles are warranted to running of the ears
Four six bottles are warranted to cure corr,pt and
running ulcers NVii"P' anu
One bottle will cure scaly eruptions of the skin
Two or three bottles warranted cure the worst
Two three bottles are warranted IN cura tho Woe
desperate case of rheumatism.
Three or four bottles are warranted to salt rhcun
one 70 three bottles are warranted the worst
sands that has caused by canker in the stomach Hou
enc 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 of drop
One to three bottles cured the worst case of niles
areef is always experienced. What mercy TO get re
lei IN such an eXcrucating disease.
Since its first discovery, have from time to time add
ed various other herbs to it OF ofthcm Ippocrates
1t openeth distractions of the liver gall and sp,eep.
It'll, an especial friend the liver worth all other herbs
put together cooling it when too hot, and warming
at createth appetite, cureth all gone and sinking
eeg IN me PIT OF the stomach, easeth all palms. and
ut eXpes all raw. viscous and Shiny humors out of
the body; cleanscth all inward ulcers congeaed
by opening distractions of the Spleen it purgeth all
burnt choe and melancholy vapors which rseh TO the
mead ana BRAIN causing distressing headache fearful fore
oodmg OF trouble trembling of the heart ainting
1.-THE herb boiled in wine is particularly good to revive
the dropping spirit of the aged and whoever Inger
50 quick as drinking the juice of this herb
The seeds boiled in water cureth the most offensive
bedtime Stvla 10
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-30

TO Horse Owners.-Sweet's Intable Eminent
Ior Horses is unrYaed by any, and in all cases of Lame
ness, lng from Sprans Bruises Wrenching its eff
iect IS magical and certain Harness Saddle Calls
ocIa5ehes Mange, &c, will also speedily, SPAWN
ncieht stages but confirmed eases beyond the pos
so desperate hopeless but may be aeyiatfd nv
TINS Lment and its faithful application will ALWAYS
comparative ease. 800
Every horse owner should have this remedy at hand
lO us uhey use at the first appearance of Laapeness
VIII ehectualY prevent those formidable diseases mem
Toned to which all horses liable. and which render
So many otherwlse valuable horses nearly worthless.
nV-l d3taw&weOwly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-30
From the Albany Evening Journal.

THERE were more than fire thousand zeal
Gus, warm-hearted republican friends of Gov
Seward in attendance upon the Chicago con-
vention, anxiousy anticipating his nomina.
ton. Those five thousand freemen, devoted
and faithful alike to Gov. Seward and his
principles, will be found among the most zeal
Gus and truest supporters of LINCOLN and
HAMLIN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-30

SUPERIOR COURT The Court came IN
yesterday morning, when the following SEN
fences were passed George F. Wheelock'
for contempt Of court, in not appearing before
the grand jury when summoned, was SEN
fenced to four days Imprisonment in the COM
mon 1ail Horace Chase, for assault ana Dat
terv was fined SIS. George W. Rugg, appel
liant, of Leominster, pleaded guilty OF assault
and battery, and was fined 81. Lewis Will
lard, for malicious setting of fire, and Joseph
Son, for keeping nuisance, were each sent
over for three months Catherine McTierney,
for keeping liquor with intent to sell, was fined
$40 and costs, sent over for twenty days, and
held to bail in the sum of $1,000, for one year,
on the violation of the liquor act. The Court
then adjourned till this morning at nine
O. clock.