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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-25

For ali of which It a speedy and certain rencd, and
never iais ms lniment is prepared from the rccipe
ter an' has been used in his practice for more tbon s,
ty years with the most astonishing success ;" 'i''
on AS AN ALtEY a; or PAINT is urvalled by
skcpticai may be convinced by single trial Wv '''O''
This Lnimcnt will cure rapidly and radic,lIv purr-
MAllC DISORDERS of every kind, and in thousands NJ
ALL oeeh known TO
FOR NEURALGIA. it will afford Immediate roli, -
every case, however distressing ~ :"
It will relieve the worst case Of HEADACHE in three
minutes. and is warranted to DO il. " W
TooTHACHE also it will cure Instantly.
,, FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GENERAL LASS
Is mos ariS ang r" priHsnce recess this Lmcnt
upon me nervous tissues it strengthens and reviyid
the system and restores it 10 elasticity and yigor S
, FOR FILES am external rcmedywe claim that iis
inc Oet known and we challenge the world to produce
an equal Every victim OF this distressing con,DIaint
Ky irla 10y u VIII not fail to afford imme-
cure. " '""'c0s
9ul,NsY AND SORE THROAT arc sometimes OK
ton Of the Lmnient will never fail to cure "pP'0"
,s ~ M aTS very obstinate, and enlarge
worst case may be conquered by this Lnimeut in two OF
BRUISES, Cuts, WOUNDS, SORES. rLCERs
BURNS AND SCALDS Weld readily to the ,yo1deri, mS
hfsea,ng properties Of DR. SWEETS iNFALLiBIE lin
SrINGS. ' --'i-Ni Ola 70 ana
EVERY HORSE OWNER should have tl,ts ro,,oo,. -.
hand ior s timely at the first appearance Of an
ness VIII eieciualv prevent those formidable diseasos
to when oil horses are liable, which render So nn
"ther"'se valuable horses nearly worthless. "'
over tour hundred voluntary testimonials to the wonoY
edau i properties OF this Eminent have been re
ceNeu "iu tne last two wears and many of them rnn
persons IN The highest ranks OF life - - ''' i'"i'
CAUTION.
70 avol1 imposition, observe the Signature and IiLa
ness OF Dr. stephen Sweet ON every InheI and ~
81 Stepeh sweet nallile lniment blown in The elias,
Oh eacn Dotle without which are genuine s'"''
RICHARDSON a. co,
Sole Proprctors, Norwich Conn
- For sale bv DAVID SCOTT and Gro d nt-,,,
-'ps e'HA'' diWt
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Boston advertisements.
II THE ONLY POSITIVE.

I'll THE ONLY POSITIVE.
AIsRa&4i elySS-.s LY FIRE PROOF SAFE in the
NE4EllU q world
Ei1sTr- tt HIT When the contents Of safes arc de-
HfNl=r PAlt, III stroyed, they invariably burned
kftII m by heat being conducted 20 them and
e==saAs- Asl the inside wood casing, through the
t---- -=sl door and doorway. BY iron bolts and
plates forming and fastening the iron
box to the outside iron plate OF the door and :oinEg M
rectly TO te inside casing thus forming con-
nuons conductor Of the best heat conducting material
from the outside directly the inside wood cSue
and contents OF the SAFE
~ al iSdl1eS Sdre ours are thus bHiH.
E=E EGoBtn2e your SAFE door.
The Msrand Patent SAFE is so constructed entire
ly cut OF all communication of heat to this part so
constructing the door and the doorway soap stone
or other non-conductng material, to have iron
potts running through the door iron plate around
the doorway nor any connections from the oEtcr the
inner part of the safe thereby keeping the interior and
contents of the safe eecluay protected from all heat
that can be applied the door, any other portion
the safe
NJ. Il. BIG FLOW AND ANSON HARDY,
Manufacturers and Proprictors,
~ School street, opposite City Hall, Boston, Mass.
Samples seen at stores OF BUsn d Co, FITCB h OTIS
Y H. HARVEY. HIRAM FRENCH, and at c, FOSTER d
CO.'S Agents. 800 Main street. diff d3l
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DK CUDWORTIPS FEMALE SPE.

cessnliy IN an n,s remedy, which has been used so sue
incl en-, m Gscs OF Suppressons and rrepularities
timed NJ ~ nIned aud single ladies' is ONLY 10 he OBJ
Tho 81 ~ olncc No. lSl High street Providence r.
ine testimony TO the iyulunhle tr,,,as ~, M
'"r"'''e over all Others is mcontcsaIic '"'' " ''
-, u, CUDWUklH, NJ d..
ap7 d3ne 'o"e islaId Medical Institute.
--I "'Hi' Providence. r. L.
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nj ANHOOD--lIow Lost, how Restored,

fur i Hust published In Sealed Enyelopc ON the Ma
semlro ahiment ana Radical Cure Of Spermatorrhma or
Invn " Melkness, Sexual Debility Nervousness and
and nbuia omissions, inducing impotency and mental
NJ II "' amh ulcapaeily. By ROB. j. CULVERWELL,
rnnay', aunoI , OF lhc Green Book" vc. The world
nrn,os NJ AUTHOR, In this admirable Lecture clearly
npro lunl US own cNpoien that the awful cnnse
o. sgil.aDuse NAV be cnectually removed without
eiss unu Without dangerous surgical one nOns bou
r Iuucts, rings, or Cordals; pointing ont mode
tore nv at onee certain and eectua by which every suf
htu ~ matter what his condition may be- may cure
himself cheopB privately, and radicoIiV Ills Lecture
Gnr s prvc boon e. thousands and thousands Sent
WI seul 70 hnV address postpaid ON the recent OF two
R,,S,,aRe stamps by addressing Dr. Gil j. o. KLINE,
ia0 dnwtdio ips' D"N $3.50
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ID X S W E E T ; )
INFALLIBLE IMMINENT,
eat External Remedy

f0F hae"aat's" Goat, AeaTdicia. L9mbago stir ye,k
ant 50mfS, SpFU'HS, BRUISES, Gus aid y0Y1dS
P"eS, Heddache 0Hd all Rheumatic
Uad Nervous biS0lioys
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SO(O KEW ARD. i will nav the
" " above for each and every case -, ~. 80
eann n"f c STn'rsEe Organs Or SPERMAroRoHEX,
LONG SnnSn m Ia ny valuable remedy. matter how
money IN any bank IN this city Write YOUR nnpc stat"
county and town plain Address ~ ''"i n""ei s'a'''
M D. cUDWORTH NJ d.
app Pms D. .i ~ ilule,
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fhe n powerful they will not lnJure In the leas
vs uellcate constitution. This prcpnrotion il ySp
sn ap 10 cure me above mentioned Diseases without
NJ x aly eAteIal applications With nv Indn, Vcaota
pc medicines you can rely upon thoroi, cure h MI
OILS ' N ~ 80. % N"P stulrsD Nam street.
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9HeOitlnes.

ny S p L p S | A R f MEDY
DR.. DARIUS HAMS
TNVIGORATING SPIRIT
This Medicine has been used by the public Cor SIN wear,
with increasing favor. 1t is recommended n cnra
Dyspepsia, Nervousness, heartburn, Collie Pains
Wind in the stomach, or Pains in the Bowels
Headache, Drowslness, Kidney Complaints
Low spirits, Dcliridm Tremens In
temperance
IT STIMULATES, ExHmERA1Es, lNvIGoRArFs. RIFT u-,,,
NOT lNToXICArE OR STUPEFY. -A
As medicine. it is quick and ehectual curing tbero+
aggravated cases OF Dyspepsia, Kidney Complants al
all other Geransements OF the stomach and bowels in
Ii viii Instantly revive the most melancholy and droo
health strength and Vigor. w
Persons who from the rjudcious use Of liquors have
TUT us broken down, and subject to that horr
curse to humanity; the DELIRlI REMENs will almost
Immediately. feel the happy and healthy nysoratpp EN-
cacy of Dr. Ham lnvigoriting Spirit
WHAT IT WILL DO.
One dose will emOve all Bad 81 rts.
one dose Will cure heartburn
Three doses viii cure Indigestion.
One dose will give GU Il Good Appetite
one dose will stop the distressing pains OF DYSPEPSIA
One dose will remove the d dressing and dsagrecale
effects Of WIND or flatuencc and the stomach
receives the lnygoraug Spirit the distressing load and
all painful feelings will be removed ~
One rose viii remove the most distressing pains of
Cole, either in the stomach bowels. "
few doses will remuve all Instructions in the Kidney
Bladder or Urinary organs. ~
IersOhS WHO are seriously afflicted with any Kidney
complaints, assured speedy relief by dose or two
and a radical cure BY the use OF two bottles
NIGHTLY DISSIPATION.
Persons who from dSsipatng much over night and
feel the evil effect Of poisonous liquors violent head
aches, sickness at stomach weakness. giddress NC will
md one dose VIII remove all bad feelings
Ladi Of weak sickIy constitutions should take the
nvigO ans Spirit three times day; it will make them
strong, healthy ana happy all distractions and
rreeulaes from the menstrual organs, and the
bloom OF health ami beauty 10 the carcworn face.
During pregnancy il viii be found an Invaluable mcdi-
cine to remove disaerecabe sensations the stomach
Al IA nc
soc, quarts, 81. -f
General Depot, As Water street, New Yerk
For sale by Weeks IL Potter, Boston, and in Worce,
ter by Bush g. Co, James Green, ID. Scott NJ. Green
Co, Gould d Andrews. Charles Sibley. Geo. r. liar
low, and druggists generally. div f2S
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| IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED
DIR. HILL a. THOMPSON,


HH,e tney VIII continue, as heretofore 10 consult
III iIt hngtcu OF either sex, personally or hv letter
ilILl ~ thompson consider superluous Ia allude
10 'he universal success which has attended tbeir ror
NY SiiIte ne eStal lished an Office in Worcester
me Drs have so arranged their offices that no patcnt
nCS ~ contact with another. He has great pleasure i'm
nolhus me lacr portion of the readers of mis- aver
n hat ne has recently got possession of highly
Eo,uiI european remedy for female COMPLAINTS II l.
ion ne ORIGINAL recipe of the late isnrnished nhvsi
oi " ~ James Of London. The title of This inyalu-
or te y aio S William James Uterine Catholicon
T., unc Ladies Secret Friend" 1t will be onnd cor
Jun remedy ana warranted not TO fail in The inmedate
~ Oh HtuppaGes of the monthly catanena yvhites
any luilG o the womb. Married ladies whnsc Tcaitb
VII ot Num OF an Increase of family will And IL cr
,e.ntlFe but at the time it is NECESSARY 10
aiao ose dhat are nciente that if they use il mis-
ia sure 10 be the result. 1t is perfectly harmless
~. o.,rr respects This Invaluable Remedy Win he senf
~" I'M, i.eie' WIN advice, ON receipt of So
Hllit OF tis advertisement will prcyent Dr Utr1
mncr b 10 me ail" advantages patients are placed
~ ~ consulting nm. anu - conclusion he woud ada
n"r sN attention or experience W" DC wanting on his
P"li ~ Heatllg successfully the Obstinate c,sos ~
SEpnls gohorhga geet, mpoency, seli-abuse and an
ct complaints OF this formidable class w s'
enuly advice he tenders all strangers as weIl "a
eus that upon the 1rst appro ach Of Infection Ia o u
az once 70 nm by adopting this plan the greater df
'ui'J % aVolaed IN efiectns speedy and sure cure
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-25

DR' MILL Will continue his usual moderate areas
vao one circumstances taken into consderotio
eilcctual cure. az ""'i"''s perfect ana
~ Consultations by letter &c
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-25
ITO PAINTERS. HOUSE BUILDERS
AND CONSUMERS OF
WHITE LEAD AND COLORS.

JOHN r. LEWIS Il BROTHERS. of Philadelphia
continue to manufacture White Lead and Colors OF the
same reliable qualities manufactured by their predeces-
sors. Mord'k Lewis & Co. The White Lead is of the
superior quality that has ALWAYS distinguished their
Lead and for wheness and durability unsurpassed by
anv Lead of any manufacture.
Particular attention called to the fact that Messrs
John T. Lewis " Brothers Lead put up full treiGht and
erergkeg contains The quantity marked upon it, and not
as the custom generally of charging for weight of keg
well lead.
Their CoLoRs-Green Yellows. Blues Reds, kc.-can
be depended upon not only regards their brliancv
and fastness color but for their unformitythe same
to-day, yesterday and Tomorrow
For sale by all the principal dealers in Paints through
out New England, ana by
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$4,000 REWARDS.

for anything that will surpass Dir Z, tIu,,, ~.
au ih9 s Medicines for the remedy Of Gonorrh%
Snni,i pWclHres Whites Pains in the Back and ions
ciai Neaknesses, Affections of the KIinews ir,a
uG Ul he UTetha Gravel and all the disorders OF 6e
xs without the least restriction to diet drink
preparations are entirely fF"'" W oushess IheSe
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-25

Also hRowN's LAXATIVE TRooHEs, or Cathartic Loz.
emeS' III DgsPePSi9 hdgeSti0H CONSIDERATIONS Head
"'e' D''t'O"S hDecttOHS sc d,w WON O2s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-25

TESrIM ONIALS.
u regard Mr. Eddy one Of the most coD1BIe ond slc
eesga practitioners with whom have had official inter
course CHAS MASON Commissioner OF Patents
have no hesitation in assuring Inventors that thcy
cannot employ person cOmGeeat and fiusfuorfL
and more capable Of putting their applications in for,
TO secure for them an early and consideration
AZ the Ialehl oihce EDMUND BURKE"
Late Commissioner of Patents
- . "BosToN, FcbraarY s. 1858
MIR. X. il. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN appiica.
tions, on all but ONE of which patents have been granted
and that one is nor petdg Such unmistakabe proof
great talent and ability on his part leads to recon-
tents, they be of having the most oftI NJ
tenton bestowed on their cases. and al very reasonable
charges. JOHN TAGGART' =
From Sept 18th 1851. to june Nth 1858 the subscriber
in course Of his large practice made on ftrce rejected an
plieations SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE of which
was decided IN hs Juror by the Commissioner of Patent
lad deouly r. II. EDDY.
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meoitlncs.

rg- DIR. NJ. is a thoro lghly educated physician, of
twenty practice giving his whole attention 10 the
above named diseases Persons distance therefore,
having any irnortant difficult case of this Specially,
will save much time and expense by applying either per-
sonnlv ar bv letter to the REMEDIAL INSTITUTE.
~ Erceiient Accommodations ,rOr persons rom
d6IOad oishDg to remain in the city for short time
under treatment.
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IEEssa5as.--==q WORCESTER & NASHUA

ss5::55zz=sssssea !: ILRoAD - Wiater Arraaqement
Trains will as follows:
Leave Worcester at $40 and Ills NJ. and AIS p M
Leave Nashua att a. IN. and II M, and D. H.
At Nashua ali trains connect with the trains OF Con
cord aoad where passengers take the cars 10 and from
me Northern the Passumpsc, the Boston, Concord and
Montreal, and Vermont Central Railroad.
Al HrOton junction, trains directly with the
trains Of the Stony Brook Railroad and also with trains
OF inc Fchburg Railroad with the exception of the first
Vermont and Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads VIZ
For further particulars and connections with other
roads, see Pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Fng
land States a. W RENTI,FY Sun't US
worcester Nov l, 1893. diff my27
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-01-18
Melancholy Occurrence---Heroic
Conduct OF a Dying Mother.

On the l4th inst, Mr.. Justus Bodice
left Pine River for Elk Rapids, in. a small
boat with his family and household ef-
fects. His family consisted Of bis wife
and two children--the eldest daughter
of eight years, and the youngest an in
FAINT Of two years. When out a short
distance from the river they encountered
a severe gale which capsised the boat, and
the little daughter, amidst cries for help,
sunk to rise no more. The mother and
husband chung to the boat, succeeded in
7. biting it, and were again capsized.---
The mother, with the child in her arms,
chung to the boat until her hands became
stiff with cold, and she was obliged to
relinquish her grasp. She then took her
child in her mouth, selling it by the calf
of its leg, and succeeded, with the aid of
her husband, in reaching the shore but to
gasp once or twice. The child was dead.
The mother and child were buried in one
grave. The body of the little daughter
was not recovered. Mr.. Bebee arrived at
Elk Rapids by trail.
Grand Traverse Herald, Dec. 80.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-01-18

PooRLY REPREsENTED.--Mr. JOHN B.
HAsKIN votes steadily for Sherman, the
black republican nominee for Speaker.
Lest any one should suppose that he rep
resents in this action the views of the
majority Of his constituents, it will be
worth while TO publish statement of the
popular vote in his district. In the three
counties, Putnam, Rockland and West
chester, ofwhich the district is composed,
the vote at the late State election stood
as follows: Democratic, 1904; black
republican, 6,o97; know-nothing, l,343.
The democratic majority is more that two
thousand over everything. Mr.. HAsKIN
could mover have been elected had he not
pretended to be democrat.
bet. FREQ Press.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-01-18
For the Grand Haven News.


Messrs. EDrroRs: The great desider-
alum Of the inhabitants of Pent Water
and vicinity has.ju been realized IN the
arrival amongst them, on Wednesday last,
of the Rev. Mr.. NAYLoR, Methodist min
lister, formerly of England, but recently
from Canada East, where beeffected much
good by his ministerial labors. He has
lately deem deputed to this mission by the
Methodist Conference. Mr.. NAYLoR is n
man Of small stature but compact; his
accent is slightly tiuctured with foreign
brogue which gives to his voice certain
degree of attractiveness seldom to be met
with in local preachers. He isan accom-
plished scholar, learned tbeologian and
a most jealous Christian advocate. We
sincerely hope that Mr.. N. will be success
full in this vicinity, and, considering the
present vacillating state of the inhabit-
ants, and we are perfectly sanguine of his
entire success. Our people about here
are neither Incorporate nor immoral; but
on the contrary they are sober, indus
trious, peace-loving people, easily persua-
ded to walk in the footsteps Of our divine
Redeemer.
That which speaks most favorably for
them is their strict sobriety. l have been
amongst thom for the last six months,
and during that time have not seen one
drunken man in the place; neither is there,
nor has there been, any liquor sold in the
place-except by one miserable, mean,
low and contemplate creature of insight
icance, who is too degraded mentally and
morally even to be named. He has thus
far eluded the vigilance Of law and es-
capped the merits of justice, but his time
is fast approaching.
Mr. NAYLoR is accompanied by the
Rev. Mr.. NATHAN, Of Grand Traverse, a
tall, portly, dignifed person, who seems
by nature destined to adorn that profess
ion to which kind providence hath called
him. He is accompanied by his wife
and child. Mrs. NATHAN is an amiable
and accomplished lady, and the little one
is certainly one of the most beautiful
children upon whom we have ever gazed.
Mr. NATHAN, intends to open school
Immediately in one of the large and COM
modious school-houses lately erected on
the Indian Reservation, in this county.
Mr.. NATHAN and family, and also Mr..
MAYOR, are at present staying at the
hospitable dwelling house Of Mr.. FLAca,
who, under the patronage of G. Mcars, of
Chicago, is always ready and willing to
aid and assist in the advancement of
learning and christianity. May God pros
per the good. AIcUs.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-01-18


TRIAL OF WILLIAMs.-The Circuit
Court was engaged for three days last
week in trying Williams for stabbing an
Indian at the mouth of the River. The
prosecution was mainly conducted by Mr..
Balch, OF tho Kalamazoo bar, and the
prisoner was defended by Messrs. Bassett,
Williams, and Meyers, of this village
Much legal acuteness was exercised on
both sides, and professional zeal moro
than once led to bitter sarcastic personal
tiles, which are at all times TO be regret
ted, as, under excitement, persons are apt
70 utter very unacceptable truths. The
jury found the prisoner guilty Of assault
with intent TO kill, and Judge Littlciohn
sentenced him 10 the State Prison for fif.
teen years with hard labor. Before be-
ing sentenced the PR oner acknowledged
taking partin the ARRAY, but declared that
herhad been playing cards and was intox-
icated, and had no remembranceof using
asknife---a confession which contains q
warning TO all young men to avoid the
temptations which are ever found in the
haunts Of gamblers--contapinatinp dens
from which, we fear, our village is not en-
tirely FREQ. Allegsn Record.
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CON NEOTIONS-
AT DETR0IT-Great Western Railway for
all points East--Michigan Central and Michi-
gan Southern and Grand Trunk Railroads.
AT MILWAUKEE-Wit the Mississippi,
Lacrosse, Chicago, WATERFOWL, and Horizon
Railroads, for all important points West and
Northwest.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-01-18

Q BUSINESS IN THE CoLoNY.-For the
past few weeks we have enjoyed excellent
sleighing, and it has been improved dill
gently. There has been a constant throng
of teams passing our streets, with grain,
hay, slaves, logs, wood, and stone for the
harbor.
Many hundreds of loads Of powders
have already been deposited on the shore
of the Lake to build the piers next spring,
and still they keep coming.
The tax collector seems to be doing the
principal cash business at present, but still
there are few GRAND Rapids Shinplasters
left for circulation.
AT the annual sale of sittings, in DR..
Van Raalte's church, over $500 was re-
ceived for hire of seats during tho year
1850.
The flour mill is doing an excellent bu-
siness and must pay handsome profit this
year, with fine prospect for next season,
rs the breadth Of wheat sowed last fall is
very much greater than the amount bar
vested. Ottawa Register, Jan. 10.