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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

. Mr.. Kennedy, Roxbury, mas discovered. IN on
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KIND OF humor, from the worst Scrofua down to com
Two bottles are warranted to nursing sore mouth
Vhe 70 three bottles viii cure the worst kind pmpes
Two or three bottles will clear the system of bies.
bottles are warranted to cure the worst canker in
Three or five bottles to cure the worst
the eyes. " S''' az "'"'oiS
Two bottles are warranted to running of the ears
Four 10 six bottles warranted corrupt and
One bottle viii cure scaly cruptons of the skin.
dwo or three bottles are warranted to the worst
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the mos
Three or four bottles are cure salt rheum
eve TO eight bottles will cure the scrofuin
One 10 three bottles warranted cure the worst
case OF dyspepsia know from the experience thou
sands mat 1t has caused by canker In the stomach.
Cne TO two bottles warranted cure sick headache
one 70 Two bottles are warranted to regulate costive
One to two bottles will regulate all arrangements of the
Four to six bottles have cured the worst cases of drop
sy.
One to three bottles worst case of pJes
areief is always experienced What mercy to get re
iet in sqch an excruciatng disease.
cd various other herbs IT. Of one ofthem ippocTstes
the Father Of Medicine, says ut Is an herb Of Jupiter
OPenet6 q G9sr r@S Of ne liver g peen
put together cooling it when too hot and warming il
at createth an appetite cureth all gone and sintn
ieeg tne pit of the stomach, easeh ali pains and
. 1T eXpells all raw, vlsci0us and Shiny humors ont o
DioDd from the kidneys. $3.50 e
by opening distractions of the Spleen IL pugcth all
puri ehoer and melancholy yapors which riset to the
head and BRAIN causing distressing headache fearful fore
swoOning. 'e ~
lhe herb boiled in wine is particularly good to revive
the lr1opne spirit OF the aged and whoever has lingcr
ing sickness aer fever, nothing him to health
soguiek as drinking the juice Of This herb.
lhe seeds boiled in water cureth the Offensive
breath, and drank Mt bedtime prevents what common
~ called nightmare, and all melancholy Dreams disease
bilious people are liable to-"
The Father Of Medicine says OF another herb in this
composition that ~ is an herb Of the sun and in the
sign Leo
fhe sun the source OF all life and rueth tho heart;
and THIS herb Is the best cordial the
OF the heart OF any that grows II comfurteth the heart
snreh AL palplteton tereof taketh away trembling
'antng ana smohering of IL; yet II must be
iuy, or severe gripping will ensue which be cor
rccted with fcnne seed or ginger.
No change Of diet the best Won can
get, and enough Of II.
BY strictly following the directions IN the pamphlet
around each bottle, and by iudicuus application the
SAT- Rheam Ointment, ScrUaid ointment, and Heahno
ointment every ulcer and OF kind or ma
ue, except cancer that has taken roots perfectly
and permanently cured.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, 1870 Warren
street, ieoApury. Mass: frice o. dtiaweow ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

A New BooK.-"Warrington,." writing
RON Boston to the Springfield Republican,
says "Thayer & Edridge are going to print
new novel, by the author of some very good
anu very popular stories which appeared seven
Vi e.ent years ago in Harper and Putnam.
entitled what Cheer" 'Loss and Gain. n
tale Of Lynn" &C., which attracted much at.
tention. know the author. He Is a eno e,l
low as well as an admirable story.teuerD W.
too know the author Of this new hoo, oaa
we feel very sure that he is destined 70 w;r
great reputation in literature Those who
have read the few remarkable tales from M.
pen, which have appeared in the magazines
will hear this expression of opinion without
surprise. There is not in the land richer OF
brighter intellect, and he is withal true, sin
cere, and manly. During an interview wlicl
we had with him in Philadelphia, last summer
he mentioned this engagement with Thayc
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

IMPRoMPTU MEETING IN FITCHBURG.-
SPEECH OF Mr.. BAILEY-On Thursday even.
ing last the republicans of Fitchburg, hearing
of the nomination of their friend and fellow
townsman to represent the good old ninth dis
trict in congress, visited the residence of Mr.,
Bailey, and after saluting him with nine
rouSing cheers called him out for welcome
Mr.. Bailey in brief and felicitous speech
acknowledged the courtesy and honor extend
ed to him; and said that in the position for
which he had been named it would be his pul
pose to labor for the triumph of the great
principles which underlie the republican par
ty, and added that if at any time his views
upon important public questions should he at
variance with the judgment of his constituents
he should return to them the trust placed in
his hands. Mr. Bailey also spoke of the is
sues of the campaign, and of the indications
of victory Which were multiplying all around
us. The audience then repeated their cheers,
and after fine displGy. of fireworks, dispersed
TO their homes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

The Albany Atlas and Argus assalls "hat
Mr.. Seward said in favor of the ordinance OF
1887. in his speech at Lansing, Michigan.
This journal represents the soldiery OF for
tune in New York, usually called the Douglas
democracy, and one part of its duty is to revue
and despse the old ordinance against slavery
propagandism, in favor of the Douglas Goc-
trine of "non.intervention. The following
paragraph from the Atlas and Argus sounds
like what has been heard in some OF the
speeches delivered recently in this congress
sional district =.
"But it was not the congressional ordinance
that kept out the institution. Despite OF 1t
there were numbers of slaves held in southern
Indiana and Illinois but this institution
could not stand upagainst local laws, terTItorl-
al and state and it was driven out. Senator
Seward has too much faith in governors and
con gressmen, and too little in the people
Before the repeal of the Missouri compro-
mise, nobody had ever denounced the ordi-
nance of 1897 ; and no one, certainly, had de
MED that its force had made it impossible for
slavery to gain permanent establishment in
the northwest territory. So well did the slave
interest understand the power of congress
sional prohibition of slavery in the territories,
that its managers would not allow Kansas to
be organized until they had repealed the Mis-
souri, compromise restriction; and that terrific
ny was kept unorganized eight years or more,
while they waited for an opportunity to do this
villainous work. When the men who framed
the federal constitution took measures to eX
clude slavery from every rood Of our national
territory, they did not employ quack RENE
dy. Those men were not dealers in humbug,
and it is dishonesty rather than conviction,
that now leads such oracles of democracy us
the Atlas and Argus to decry the policy they
adopted.
1t was the ordinance of 1887, faithfully sus'
tanned by the federal government, that kept
slavery out of the North West Territory
The first settlers did their utmost TO introduce
it there and if the ordinance had been out O
the way, they would have been successful
The Atlas and Argus says, slavery coul(
not stand up against local laws" The terri
tories of Illinois and Indiana made no law
against slavery Their laws were framed t.
favor it, and they did everything in their pow
er to have congress repeal or nullify the ordi
nance The truth is, slavery was first estab
lished in this country by squatter sovereignty
and it has been spread by squatter sovereignty
1t began with the Virginia colonists; and a
the settlement of the country went on, it wa
adopted by other colonists. Squatter sovel
eighty of the most untrammelled kind cal
ried slavery into Texas, defying the local lay
against it. The notion that squatter sovereign
ty would invariably exclude slavery from FIRE
soil, is one of the widest delusions ever hear
of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

The ELEVENTH DIsTRIcT.--The republ
cans Of the eleventh congressional district con-
vention convened at Hinsdale, Thursday, and
unanimously and by reclamation nominated
HENRY L. DAWES, for his unwavering deYo-
ton to republican principles, and his uniform
Difference to the wishes and interests of his
constituents, has established his title to the
confidence of the people Of Massachusetts,
which will not soon be forgotten. We rejoice
in his nomination, because we have common
interest with the republicans of the Berkshire
district, in having the old commonwealth rep.
resented by those who have been honorably
faithful to their trusts. CHARLES NATION of
Greenfield was nominated by reclamation for
presidential elector. The convention was pre-
sided over by Charles Wright of Hinsdale.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

INTERESTING CASE OF OCULAR TREATMENT
Last Monday forenoon, while the Tompkins Market
Guards were practicing target shooting at Bulls
Ferry, young man named Thomas Connaught met
with serious accident, which at the time caused
great excitement among his comrades and the bv-
ISLANDERS. AS one of the marksmen was in the act
OF hilng, young Connaught stepped up in advance
OF his turn, and just he got abreast of his com
rade the latter's muSket exploded. Counaupht fell
10 me ground and, on examination, his comrades
found that lie had lost the sight of both ewes He
was Immediately conveyed home and waited upOn
by Dr. Llglthlll. Contrary to the apprehensfons
OF ms friends, the doctor pronounced the case trac.
taDe, and refuted the idea entertained by all the
spectators of the accident viz that small splinters
from the shattered musket had penetrated the ba II
of the eye. Under DIR. Lighthill's manipulation the
patient, after being perfectly blind from ii A. NJ on
MONDAY recovered the sight of the left eve Tuesday
forenoon, and Yesterday morning at three O'Clock
that OF the right eye. 1t is probable that the shock
OF the explosion upon the nerves of the eve pro-
duced the temporary b1indness-Nen YORK. DaiLv
World, Thursday Sept. 20.
The above, which we copy from the New York
World. illustrates how successful the brothers
Lghthill are with difficult cases of injury to the
eye Their success in diseases of the eye ear. and
catarrh, is widely known, and our brethren of the
press are constantly instancing remarkable cures
effected by these skiful and distinguished surgeons
One of the Drs Lighthill is now at the Bay State
House in this city, and is having great success in
the many cases that are already under his treatment
Any person treated here is also entitled to services
at Drs. Lighthill's Institute, in New York
DIR. Lighthill will prolong his stay in this city
until November LIST, one month longer than he first
anticipated owing to the large amount of business
he has on hand and we advise all persons afflicted
with troubles of the eye ear, throat, to consult
with DR.. Lighthill, while they may, as he a surgeon
of superior education, great skill and large prac-
tice
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

CHIEF JUSTICE SHAw.-The committee of
the bar of Massachusetts, appointed recently
to present an address to the Hon. Lemuel
Shaw, late chief justice of the supreme court
We're received at his residence on Wednesday,
when the Hon. Levi Lincoln, from whom the
chief justice received his appointment thirty
years ago, presented to him an address expires.
sive of the sentiments of friendly and grateful
regard entertained for him by the bar Of the
commonwealth upon the close of his judicial
career. The venerable chief justice made a
brief and delicious reply. The Daily Adver
tser says it is noticeable "that as regards, both
the long period for which the retiring judge
had held his important office, and the presence
OH this occasion of the venerable gentlemen,
who, thirty years ago, signalized his term Of
Office by such an appointment as this,-the
circumstances are probably without parallel
in the history of the United States.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

BARRE.--The tenth annual exhibition of the
Worcester County West Agricultural Society
takes place in Barre on Thursday next. On
account ofthe prevalence of the "pleuro-pneu-
nomania" in some portions of this district,
neat cattle have been excluded from the show,
and the energies of the directors will be gwen
to other departments of the show. The exbi.
btion Of horses will be the most nromnent
feature OF the out door exercises while bort.
culture and domestic man tacture will invite
unusual attention in. the Town Hall.-The
senatorial DISTRICT convention of Worcester
west WIZ is56' held in Barre on the 10th of Oc-
'oDer. r Charles Field of Athol now represents
the distrct.-The Barre Gazette says that
Mrs. Chester Gorham and her daughter Mrs.
Thayer, were recently thrown from their
wagon, the former being very severely injur-
ed.-The Barre Lincoln and Hamlin club
! meets this Saturday evening, and every Sat
urday evening till election.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

WIDE AwAKEs, WIDE AWAKE! There
will be a meeting of the Wide Awakes, at
Brinley Hall, this eveng, at half past seven
O'Clock. Every Wide Awake is expected to
be on hand and general invitation is extend
Charles N. Ruggles, Esq, and other gentle
men will address the meeting. The Wide
Awake uniform, the glee club, the drill and
other matters concerning the organization will
receive attention and general good time may
be anticipated. Let there be rousing
meeting!
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

TEMPERANCE CONTINUOUSLY quarterly
convention of the Worcester Northeast Dis
trict Temperance Union was held in Ashburn.
ham, Wednesday, 10Th inst, L. II. Bradford
presiding The reports from the towns COM
posing the union do not indicate material
. change. Clandestine sales are still made in
Westminster, Lunenburg, and Gardner, though
! it is thought less than in former years. Leom-
mister reports no sales so far as known. Fitch
burg reports that the public sentiment does
not urge the faithful enforcement of the liquor
J law in that town, but the temperance societies
} are in u thriving condition. Roy e. Davis of
Boyston thought the return Of Mr.. Cough
!, would have salutary influence in that town
In Ashburnham one public house where liquor
Il was sold has recently been burned. In add.
ton to the customary resolutions the following
g was unanimously adopted -
/ Resolved, That we welcome back 10 our courtrv
that eloquent champion of temperance john Il
IS Cough and il encourages our hearts TO know thoi
we are again to listen TO his puadinps In M
behalf
The members Of the convention partook of O
bountful collation. at the Town Hall, where
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

principIes in the Declaration. endeavored to
Introduce them into practcallfe in almost ev
cry state. in the way of gradual emancipation
That they have failed in this, is it a fault of
theirs 1t shows not that they were less great
and sincere, but that subsequent generations
were hardly worthy of so noble an ancestry
TApplause1
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

- W lanes Celebrated Vermifuae ~, =
- Eh flLLS-A singular combinations but yarv eff
luai' as the following will show:
NEW YORK, November 20, 1852
hHoWhs' from experience, the valuable Qualities nj,
" Al lanes Pe'mVage and Lirer Pulls. prepared nv,
flenns bros'' fltrsburen have for some time hack
considered ii my duty and it ny business IN nal,
those articles known wherever went among NV frier1
shor' time ago became acquainted with the case of
young girl who seemed to be troubled with worms ana
liver complaint at the time, and had been sufer
for some two months Through my persuasion sbS,
purchased one bottle Of Dr. JrLone's Vernifl1e and
one box Of Lioer Pills, which she took according to
directions The result was she passed large quantity,
OF worms, and thinks that box more of the Pills will
restore her to perfect health Her name and residence
can be learned by calling L. L. ThealI DRUGGIST
corner of Rutger and Monroe street
Purchasers viii be carefal to ask for Dr. M'LANE'S
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS manufactured by FIFNI
ING BROS, PITTsBrRGH, Pa. There are other pills
purporting TO be Liver Pills. now before the public DR.
MLane's genuine Liver Pills, his celebrated yerni
uge can now be had at all respectable drug None
genuine Without the signature Of FLEMING BROS
SIG d6t6wlt 70,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22
CITY AND COUNTY.

The members of the republican city com
mittee are requested to meet at the headquar'
tiers, Harrington corner, this Saturday eve
ming, at . O'clock.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

THE LOST RErURNED-Mr. Esten, the
man who so mysteliously left his family in
South Douglas last April, passed through Tx.
bridge on the 18th inst, on his return home.
He stopped at the counting room of our in
tormant, who at once recognized him, although
he appeared disposed to pass himself as a
stranger He was not willing to give the rea-
son OF his leaving his home. He has been five
months at sea since he left, arriving at Boston
last Monday week. He has evidently found
hard times during his absence, and returns
home in very i'll health Voonsocket Patriot
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

sentiments were offered and agreeable re-
sponses made by Dr. Andrews of Boylstoa,
Rev. Mr. Davis, and others. The next con-
yen;iun will be held in Harvard.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

& Eldridge, and gave sonic account of what
he had undertaken TO write, The book will
soon be along 10 speak for itself, and we pre-
dict that it will make a sensation.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

FITcHBuRG.-.The eighth annual exhibition
of the Worcester North Agricultural Society
will be held in Fitchburg on Tuesday, 25th
inst, and Dr. George b. Loring Of Salem will
deiyer the address One of the new features
OF the fair Is to be spading match on the
ground of David Boutelle. The premiums
heretofore awarded to neat stock, in the alb.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

SINGULAR ACCIDENT.-Whe some chill.
dren were at play in Baldwinsville, the other
day, the little son of E. S. French, four years
of age, having one end of long stick in his
mouth, fell in such manner as to press it up
ward, between the lip and gum, striking the
cheek bone, which turned its course aside,
coming out just below the eye, and entering
again under the eyebrow. The eye was not
injured, and the child is likely to recover.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

REPUBLICAN Mass Meeting AT GRoToN
tic rally of republicans at Groton Junction,
yesterday afternoon. The meeting was held
in the open air, about one third Of mile from
the depot. Speeches were made by Ex.Gov.
Boutwell, and Gov. Andrew that is TO be. In
the evening Hon. Charles r. Train and others
spoke, after which there was brilliant torch
light procession.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

SPURR PRIEST will up another of their series
of grand entertainments, for the of their
many friends today, at their spacious and well known
quarters corner of Main and Foster When any
thing particularly tall i'll the eating desired YOU
always know where to 70. Remember Spur q Priest
and give their extra chowders tonight a special call
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

LIQUOR SEIZURES Two seizures Of liquor
were made by the police yesterday, one under
the seizure clause of the prohbitory law, and
one under the nuisance act. In the former
case, Franklin Knight, driver Of one of Bod
wells teams, was intercepted while carrying a
quantity of liquors from the Norwich depot to
the store of Joseph s. Hill by Deputy Mar
shall Braman. After some resistance, Knight
was arrested and taken to the police office,
WHITTIER with the assistance of officer Mowry,
the liquors were also removed. Later in the
day, Deputy Marshal Braman, accompanied
by officers Drury and Mowry, visited No
Washington Square, saloon kept by Dennis
McGilcoddy, and seized some four or five bar
rels of different kinds of liquors, together with
the demijohns decanters, tumbers, and other
implements of the trade. They were stored
at the proper place, and McGilcoddy was also
arrested, and will have his trial
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

WIDE AWAKE CLUB-The Wide Awakes of Worcester
and those who intend to join the club requested to
meet at BRINLEY HALL This Saturday Evening at
u O'Clock Per order Executive Committee.
Il. b. STODDARD Chairman
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

The TARGET SHooTING.-1t was ]. L.
Blood who made the best single shot at the
City Guards target practice on Wednesday,
The best three shots were made by Col. Good
hue, who declined the prize which was given
to H. S. Whittemore, who made the second
best average.