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Worcester daily spy., 1860-02-04

Mr' Kennedy, OF Roxbury, mas discovered IN one
mon Pimple " Noin-
Two bottles warranted to cure nnrsine sore month
One to three bottles will cure the kind pmpes
Two or three bottles will clear the system of bes
Two bottles are warranted to cure the cankerin
Three or 1--WE bottles warranted to the worst
the eyes % ia
TWO bottles are warranted to running of the ears
and blotches among the hair.
-Four TO six bottles warranted to corrspt ana
One bottle will cure scaly eruptions of the skin.
or three bottles are warranted to the worst
Two or three bottles warranted TO cure the most
desperate case OF rheumatism.
Three or four bottles warranted 30 cure salt rheum
Five to eight bottles will worst case Of scrofuia
One 10 three bottles are warranted the worst
sands that il has caused by caiker in the stomach
Cne to two bottles cure sick headache
state of the bowels,
kidneys ''''''''' u 'ne
Four to six bottles have cured the worst cases of drop
sy.
One to three bottles have cured tine case of piles
deiiei is alWays eNpeIleEccd What mercy TO get
since its first discovery, have from to time add
ed various other herbs to it, of othem Hppocratcs
the Father Of Aedicmc says at is an herb df Jupiter
and IN the sign Leo
tan especial friend to the liver worth ali otfer herbs
p9t toseher cooling it when too hot, and warming it
1T creaeh an appetite cureth all gone ana sinking
stitches in the side. ~
ut eNpcs all raw vscious and Shiny bumors out or
blood from the Kidneys
by opening distractions Of the Spleen it puraeh all
Durnt choler and melancholy vapnrs which rse to the
mead ana BRAIN causing distressing headache fearful fore
bodng OF trouble trembling Of the heart ainting and
swoonng 9 -
Ihe herb boiled in wine particularly good to revive
the dropping spirit Of the aged and whoever has neer
Ing sickness after fever nothing restores him to health
50 quick as drinking the juice Of this herb
1he seeds boiled in cureth the most offensive
breath and drank at bedtime prevents what common-
y called nghtmarc and all melancholy dreams disease
bilious people are liable to-
The Father of Medicne of another herb in this
composition, that p is an herb OF the sun and i'll the
sign Leo
The sun is the source of all life and ructh the heart
and TINS herb the best cordial the
OF the heart OF that Ows cumfOrteh the heart
cureth all palptatfon thereof; aketh away trembine
antlig ana smotheItng of IT. il be taken care
fuly or severe gripping will ensue, which must be cor
rected with iennel seed ginger
No change of diet necessaryeat the hest Won sy
get, and enough of it. ~
BY strictly following the directions in the pamphlet
around each bottle, and by udicous application Of the
SdH Hheam OMthaeHt, ScrQtaia Ointment and Lediinq
Ointment every ulcer and sore Of whatever kind or ma
tute except cancer thar has taken roots are perfectly
and permanently cured
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY. l20 Warren
street, RoXburv. Mass. Price 81. dawtt
Worcester daily spy., 1860-02-04

WEsTBoRo'.-The whole number of deaths
in Westboro in 1859 was As, and an average
of about / to 6S Inhabitants. OF these. IS
were males and q females. There we're
Worcester daily spy., 1860-02-04

POLICE CoURT.-Wednesday, Daniel Carey,
lad of IA years, for stealing So from the
money drawer of the music store of A. w.
Sawyer, 207 Main street, was sentenced to the
State Reform School during his minority, and
if refused admittance there, to three months
in the House Of Correction. He has been
sentenced to the State Reform School twice
before
Worcester daily spy., 1860-02-04

- DrnWing and Painting Tausht.-Miss l.. NJ.
CARPENTER invites those who are uGsirous OF ns
ton in Drawing and Painting in WATER COLoRS ana
OIL or ORN AMENIAL PAINTING to call at her Studio
III klaggs Block No. 49, where under the direction Of
the excellent Artist, Mr.. EDWARDS, she is prepared 10
give instruction in the different branches the art ON
reasonable TERMS and in satisfactory manner
ELLEN NJ CARPEf'rER,
Ja3l dtf No. 10 FIagg's Block, 81 story
Worcester daily spy., 1860-02-04

Ars. hs S. Clark, Physician ard Midwife Of
nee ana resiuenee 3Og Main street. corner Of Myrtle La
ues are invited to call and examine Sun
porter which she applies and which is "A most eIicr
support and assistant confinement Chronic fntnrr,
successfully treated. diff 20
Worcester daily spy., 1860-02-04

SAM CowELL, who is spoken Of in the high
est terms by the Boston press, will doubtless
meet with good success in Worcester next
week. Some of his songs introduce accurate
pictures of various humorous phases Of English
character. He will be assisted by Mr.. and
Mrs. James Hicks.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-02-04
I,he earent IndL.,n Ise.nclv far Tcmnles.

DIR NJ MATTIsoN's INDIAN EMNENAGOGTE
rms celebrated female medicine possessing virtues un
known any thing else the kind is prepared from m
indian plant used by the natives the same purpose
from time mmemoral, and now for the first time offered
TO the public knowledge oftiS WOndrous plant was
@ obtained from SHENANDOAH, an Oneida Chief, who
Ved near syracuse, N Y, to great age. is neatly
put up IN two ounce bottles with full dl eco1s for u
ing and warranted to any obstruction ef
the M01fhty SichReSSoften in fpfntyOur hours after
all other remedies have been in vain This may
be Teftnded. '' " '
~ purely vegetable, containing nothiao in the least
al all times. ' WV y
Ladies', therefore, in want Of something reEaote had
better send for the INDIAN E8MENAGOGTfF instead
OF wasting Time and money in trying other Things which
are dWayS eitherunsae uncertain therefore Der4r
warranted as Is this GREAT REMEDY, sent by express
to all parts Of the country. = 'F
Sold ONLY at DR.. MATTISON-S RFNIFDIAT J>y
SIlIuIE for SPECIAL DISEASES, No. rs Union St
Providence II. |. - ~ 80
~ SENT FREE, by enclosing a stamp as above a
pamphlet on DISEASES OF WOMEN, and ON Private
and Chronic Maladles generally; also. CIRCULARS giving
~ 19ll m3rmaon with undolhted references and csIno-
mas: WITHOUT WHICH, No MEDICINE OF TIE
WHATEVER, ~
Gs Orders promptly attended to. See advertisement
In this paper. deodaWtf ,,JI
Worcester daily spy., 1860-02-04
Citg anb County AntrlIigrnre.

THE LAWRENCE FUND.-The following cor
respondence of the Mayors of the cities of
Worcester and Lawrence will be read with in
terest by the contributors to the relief fund
which was raised in this city =
Worcester daily spy., 1860-02-04

All of DIR. Humphrey 81 CO.'S Specific Homo
oPac Remedies, pat up expressly for family use With
book OF tu directions Sold in Worcester by DAVID
SCOTT 25 Main street. and Druggists and Stores CEN
orally d,Ewly -
Worcester daily spy., 1860-02-04

George Sessions, FURNISHING UNDERrAKEE.AND
66oFfiN hAREh9t sE:-Cotims, Caskets, Patent Metallic
burlal cases and Rches of every description alwavs on
hand Also the NEW PATENT METALLIC CAsKET of al,
sizes. -' % az
Every thing connected with the management of fneras
promptly attended to- No. 49 Front street; residence on
Front street, Worcester, Mass. dawtf nv ~
Worcester daily spy., 1860-02-04

Mr.. MCINTYRE delivered one of a series of
interesting lectures on Astronomy,at the High
School lastevening.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-02-04
City OF LAWRENCE.

Mayors Office, February l, 1850
Dear Sir:-Your favor of the 18th ult., COW
ering seven hundred and four dollars, fifty
cents, (S704 50) contributed by the citizens of
Worcester, in aid of the Pemberton Mill suf-
ferers has been received, and will enable us to
provide more literally for those injured, and
who have left our city, than we otherwise
could have done. There are quite number Of
cases such as you suggest in your letter, which
have been brought to our notice. The funds
so generously contributed by the citizens Of
Worcester, will be speedily appropriated in re-
lieving their wants. Be pleased to tender to
the citizens of your city the deep gratitude of
ours, and assure them it will only require op-
portunity for the payment of our debt of love,
with interest. For the kind manner in which
you early offered us the assistance of your
fremen and engines, and any other aid we
might require, you have elected the warmest
expression Of thanks and good will of all our
people. We feel none the less grateful because
the assistance at the time was not required.
With esteem and respect, am your friend
and servant,
DANIEL SAUNDERS, JR., Mayor.
To His Honor, w. W. RICE, Mayor of Wor-
cester.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-02-04

To THE SKATERs.-It was excellent skating
upon Salisbury Pond, last evening, the surface
of the ice on large portion Of the pond hav
ing been cleared of snow by the new machine
of Messrs. Walker & Sweetser, invented for
the pdrpose, which worked admirably a
large party was present on the ice, testing the
quality of the skating. No doubt the skaters
will be represented there in mnch larger num-
hare tbiS Il oftarnoon
Worcester daily spy., 1860-02-04

The building contained 50 inmates, all OF
whom are safe, excepting 8, who doubtless
persisted in the flames. Another account,
however, makes the lost and missing SO, and
gives the details and names.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-02-04

BY strictly following the directions in tho pamphlet
around each bottle, and by udcious application Of the
SdH Hheaa Ointment, ScrQtata Ointment, and Heainq
Ointment every ulcer and of whatever kind or ;,-
tute except cancer thar has roots are perfectly
and permanently cured.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, l2O Warren
street, RoXburv. Mass. Price 81. dawtf
Worcester daily spy., 1860-02-04

FsoIoway's Pills and Ointmeat together, form
the two great healthgvng remedies OF the nineteenth
century While the former acts through the external
lceS water penetrates the parched soil latter pu
rifles the blood and renders the physical machinery
healthy and vigorous Sold at the manuactory No. so
Maiden Lane, New York and by all Druggists at 25c 63c
and 81 per pot or box. dbt "a
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-20
Breckenridge Nominee for Supervisor of
Second District.

LONG BAR, Sept 18TH
EDITOR NATIONAL DEMocRAr As it is re-
ported somewhat extensively in this vicinity
that | intend to support Dr. Hague, the
Breckenridge candidate for Supervisor, in
stead of l.. B. Clark, the Democratic nomi-
nee, permit me, through the DEMocRAr, once
for all, to say to all whom it may concern,
that the report does not contain the shadow
Of truth.
In 1855, my brother was a candidate for
Supervisor on the Know Nothing ticket, and
l electioaeerca, bet my money and rotcd
against him, and had the pleasure of seeing
him handsomely defeated, as l expect to see
DIR. Hague this fall will treat him as a
brother
As far as my acquaintance with the Doc
tor extends, take pleasure in saying that
esteem him highly as neighJor, a gentle
man and physician. Yet, as he received
the nomination at the hands of an organiza-
tion to which do not belong, am in duty
bound as a Democrat to yote against him.
was brought up at the feet OF Gamaliel alias
]. B. Weller-taught from my youth to go
the whole hog" support the regular nomi-
nee and "never SC, atch a ticket"
That is Mr. Weller that ,ras. What is Mr..
Weller that is : In his address before the
late Proxy Convention at SACRAMENTO, he
says, "If he Gudge Douglass had received
the votes Of two hundred and two men in
the Convention, never should have oppcaled
or Joitea from the regularly obtained decis-
ion of the great Democratic party of the
Union"
Now, sir. have no inclination to "appeal
or bolt" the decision of the Democratic party
Of even this Supervisor District. Our canji-
date, Mr.. Clark is a gentleman highly re-
spected by all who know him. He is q per-
manent resident in this district a practical
working man, aud understands the wants
and wishes of the people lie is a gentle
man whom all Democrats can and many
others wH support on election day, and l
predict his election over all opposition by at
least three hundred votes Yours, dc.
J. NJ. CRowELL.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-20
Chief Justice Taney and Stephen A.
Douglas.

The Washington States confirms the report
that Chief Justice Taney has declared for
Douglas 1t appears, then, that the Breck-
inridce party are contending against the nu.
thor Of the Dred Scott Decision, and against
the author of the Kansas-NebrasLa Bill, both.
They have all along been declaring that
Douglas trampled upon the Dred Scott De
cision, because he did not choose to construe
it after their manner OF Interpretation. It
looks little peculiar that the author Of the
decision should himself be supporting the
man who has been thus tramplug it down |!
Wonderfully "cute fellows these Breckin-
ridge secessiouists. They know more about
the Dred Scott Decision than the author Of
it himself, and more of the Kansas-N cbraska
Bill than the fromer of it, As they have
heretofore denounced the author Of the Kan
sns-Ncbraska Bill, We shall pretty soon hear
them denouncing the author Of the Dred
Scott Decision, too Well we think the
Douglas and johnson party, planted immuta-
bly upon the Dred Scott Decision and the
kausas-N cbraska Bill, and backed up by the
two great authors Of both Documents can
afford to consider themselves pretty good
| Democrats
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-20
Political Meeting at Long Bar.

LoNG BAR, Sept. 18th.
EprroR NATIONAL DEMocEAr:-The citi-
zons Of this place met at Town Hall, last night,
to hear a political discussion between Col
Whitesides Qnterycntionist) and Charley De
Long, Democrat both candidates for the
State Senate. The meeting was called to
order at half hast Z o'clock, by J. NJ. CroweIh
Vice President OF the Douglas Club, and loud
calls were made for the Colonel, but he did
not respond Judge I B. Reardan was then
called, and came forth amid dcafening ap-
plause and addressed the assemblage, (Which
| will say here was rot pcry large, composed
perhaps Of about Hrcc bsmdfcd persons, or
about one third more than the lire votes in
the late G win Convention at Sacramcnto(
The Judge spoke in his usual candid and
forciLle manner for about three quarters Of
an hour lie showed plainly that Stephen
! A. Douglas was the regular nominee Of the
National Democratic party, and that lie, in
supporting him, was only doing what lie has
been all his life-surporting a Democrat, as
Dcmocro, should and that the great fun
damental principle OF tho Yancey, Rhott q
Co. Brccknridgcrs was to divide the Demo.
cratic party, without good reason, in order
that the Republican candidate might succeed,
that they might accomplish their favorite
obicet-the dissolution of the Union.
Charley De Long was then called for. lie
/ T. a II
during which time, at intervals, the boys
would make a noise hy way of recreation
they couldn't hep it. If YOU think our
miners have diseased lungs, you should have
heard them laugh when Charley told them
that the Republicans and Breckinridgers
were like pair Of scissors, ION the wool
each one cutting in one way, opposite direc-
tions to each other, but meeting and agreeing
in the common centre, on the main thing
Intervention.
Judge W. T. Barbour next followed and
delivered a most excellent and unanswerablo
address, which brought forth many a hearty
burst of applause from the audience, and left
the stand amid peals Of Democratic thunder
Loud calls were then made for Jas. c. vii
son, Democratic candidate for Joint Senator
who was somewhere in the village but not
present at that time and did not appear
Many were disappointed in not seeing him.
| believe Mr.. Wilson lays no claims to public
speaking, but as he is 10y far the best looking
man on the ticket, he should never fail to lei
the people see him wherever he goes. Hi.
good name and fair fame have gone be-
fore him, and all know him by reputation
and love him, and what is better than all
will pots for him on election day.
Lester Burnett, candidate for the Assembly
then came forward and, in a few approrIiat,
and well timed remarks, only renewed til,
confidence already placed in him by all hi
friends.
1t was nearly II o'clock when the meeting
broke up, with three times three cheers fol
Douglas and johnson.
Depend uTon it. if Douglas did not get
two thirds vote in the National Convention
he will get it on Long Bar on election day,
L.. @.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-20
a Small Matter.


The Express has an article dcnunciatory Of
Douglas based upon the following item which
has been travelling the rounds OF the Black
Republican press. Itis alleged that Douglas
made the annexed remarks to BurIingame:
"Burliugame, / am elected Senator for sixyears;
| have got Joe Lanes head in a basket and soon
shall have Slidell's, Bright's and Fitch's Won I
it be splendid sight, Burngamc to see Nc
Dougal returned from California Baker from Orc
cuu, and Douglas and Uncle Abe, all at Wash
iugtou togeteer for the next President Is to come
| from liinoIs!'
This is all very nice, but who is there in
the country, that has the least appreciation
of the character of Douglas, that believes he
ever uttered any such sentiment? In the
first place, it is not at all probable that Bur
lingame ever made the statement, and, in the
next place, if he did, he stated what no sa-
true. Every body knows that Douglas is OF
gacious man for moment can believe il to be
all men the most obaoxous to the Rcpubli-
can party. They have omptied their yooabu-
laries of abuse upon his head. They say that
he it was WHO first applied to them their
title Of Blaeb Republican. They both fear
and detest him. Why do they hate him
Because he has always been opposed to them
1t is not at all likely, therefore, that he
would either feel friendly towards them OF
express any suea feeling. Furthermore, even
il he did entertain any such sentiment as is
attributed to him (which, Of course, every
sensible person knows to be an impossibil.ty
does anybody seriously imagine that he
would breathe it into any living ear? Doug
las sa great man. His towering intellect
oyeriops such minds as Burngames as G
mountain does a molehill. Far-reachng ant
sagacous, experienced in politics, knowing
men and things with a pracised judgment
and an appreciative eye, is it at all likely
that he would thus throw himself open to a
political opponent, even IL he secretly enter
tanned the very feeling that he is falsely said
10 have uttered? 1t is an abaurdily of SO
stupendous character as to defy any sort OF
credence whatever Why, such man as
Bmlinsame could no more acquire an advon
tage Ike that over Douglas than he coull
scale tie battlements Of Heaven.
The whole truth Of the matter is, that
Douglas never said anything of the kind
and it is not probable that Burlingame ever
said he said so.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-20
THE CAmPAEGN DEMOCRAT.
A Card from llr. Wilson.

EDIroE NATIoNAL DENooRNT:- Enquiries
having been made as tony position uponth
Bulkhead question, desire to state | was
always, and am still opposed to the bill passed
by the last Legislature known as the "Par-
sons Bill, and will, if elected. oppose that
scheme, or any other Of Ike nature, caleula.
ted to confer extraordinary privileges upon
individuals Yours, JAS c. WILSON.
Marysville, Sept. 18th.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-20

PERsoNAI.-We had the pleasure Of a call
yesterday, from our friend Rayeley, Of the
knights Landing News. He says the town
OF Knights Landing is growing up rapidly,
and, as soon as the RAILROAD is completed
will be fourishing city, lie thinks the Red
Bluff boats win not then 60 further down
than Knights Landing for their freight lie
says that all but four miles Of the entire
road is gradel.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-20
ATTENTION FEREmEN!

Ameetng of the entire Fire Department win be held
at the room Of YuLa Engine Co., No. 2, this THURS
DAY EVENING, Sept. 20th, at ~ O'clock Every
member Of the Department requestedto be present
Signed by MANY FIREMEN.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-20
MAR XSVLLLE.
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT. 10th.
Appointments tor Democratic Meetings.

Hov. JAMES \. McDouGALL and Hon. JosEru
W. McCoRKLE will address the people at the fol-
lowing places, on the evenings Of the days named
in favor Of the election Of DOUGLAS and JOHN
son, the regular nominees Of the National Dem
ocratic Convention, for President and Vice Presi-
don't Of the United States:
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-20

THEY PREFER LINcoLN.---The Georgia
Chronicle and Sentinel says it hears every
day Breekinridge men declare they prefer
Lincoln to Douglas or Bell. No doubt of it.
They hope that Lincoln will be elected-for
in that event, they think they will have an
excuse for going out of the Union, and set
ting up their cotton government
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-20
Eureiias.

There VIII be a srecalmeeiing of your company on
this (Ihur4aay) evening at O'Clock for drill
EN- WRIGHT, Foreman.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-20

Why DO Iun DEMAND A SLAVE CoDE p
When James b Clay, Of Kcntu Ky, asserted
that he would 60 for an immediate dissolu-
tion of the Union, if Congress should with
hold from slavery in the Territories the pro-
lection demanded for it, he merely stated the
position assumed by large portion of the
followers of Yancey and Breckinridge. But
when will this protection for slavery in the
Territories be demanded? Every one must
know that in the Territories already organ
lied, and in those in the process of organiza-
ton, there is no demand for it whatever
/ These Territories embrace an area of country
extending west from the Atlantic States to
California and the Pacific, and south from
/ British Columbia to the borders of Mexico
and Texas Where then is the Territory
which is to demand from Congress protec-
ton for slavery? We are aware that ere
long other Territories may be organized, 10y
the division OF the larger ones, but it does not
follow from this that there will be any de-
mand for the protection Of slavery there
: anu ~ - lulc 10 suppose thaJ ltrFllOies ere
ated by the division of Nebraska or Utah
both free Tenitores-will be peopled with
shareholders; idle to suppose that the croa-
tion of new Territory out of domain not
fitted for slave labor, will ever demand from
Congress protection for slave property. We
would like to have the Seceders tell us where
that Territory is which is to demand from
Congress protection for slavery. such pro-
lection is not wanted in any of the terrific.
tial domain Of the Government, from the
Atlantic States to the Pacific and from Bri-
tish America to Mexico
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-20
Attention. Pioneors.

Meet at yo9r Engine House this Thursday evening
at O'Clock punctually for drl.
D. II. HARVEY, Foreman.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-20

FoE TuLARE SUrERvIsoR.-Th Visalia Sun
Of Sept y, says the election for Supervisor
took place on Wednesday last, and resulted
in the defeat of the regular Brcclsinridge
nominee by the following vote McFerson
IS; Nichols, rs McFersons majority. 10.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-20

CHIEF JUsTrcE TASEY AND JrDcE NELSON
FOR DoUGLAs-Tho Cooperstown On. "
Journal says; "The Hon. Samuel Nelson of
this village, one of the Justices of the Su-
preme Court of the United States has al lways
been known as a decidedly national Demo-
crat although not an active participant in
political matters. lie regarded Mr. Douglas
as the undoubted choice of the great mass of
Northern Democrats for the Presidency, and
now fayors his election as the regularly nom
mated Democratic candidate The Wash
ington States Of August 18th, says; Judge
Nelson was one ofthe Justices who concurred
in the Drcd Scott decision, and like the Chief
Justice Tany is for Douglas. Judge Nelson
was talked of for President of the Baltimore
Convention"
The above is a confirmation Of the state
ment heretofore published, that Judge Taney
supports Douglas.
A Gross ApsuRDIrY.-The Breckenridge
sheets are unscrupulously declaring all the
time that Douglas sympathizes with the Re
pub,ieans. The Republican sheets meanwhile
are denouncing him with all the bitterness Of
which they are capable. Wonderful sym
pathy! The logic of the Breckenridgers
doesn't stop for common sense, or anything
else. However, their logic is as good as their
cause.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-20

a CONGRESSMAN KILLED IN a DuEL.-An
eastern dispatch says: ION the 10th Of
August, Mitchell and CAN'T, opposing candi-
dates for Congress in the late election in
Arkansas, fought duel in the Indian Ma
ton. CAN'T, the successful aspirant, was
killed."