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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-11

MIR. Kennedy, of RoxDury, mas llscovereu,l In on
Kind OF humor, from the worst Scrofula down to
Two bottles are warranted cure nursing mouth
One to three bottles will cure the worst kind OF pmple
Two or three bottles will clear the system of biles
Two bottles are warranted to cure the worst cankern
Three five bottles warranted to cure the worst
One or two bottles warranted to cure all humors
Two bottles warranted to running of the
and blOtches among the hair.
Four to six bottles warranted to corrupt and
running ulcers.
Two or three bottles are warranted to the
kind Of ringworm.
Two or three bottles warranted the
desperate case OF rheumatism.
Five to eight bottles will the scrofula
One to three bottles warranted to the
case of Dyspepsia know from the experience Of thon
sands that it has caused by canker in the stomach.
One to two bottles are warranted to sick headache
One to two bottles warranted to regulate costive
state of the bowels.
One bottles will regulate all arrangements ofthe
Kidneys.
Four tosix bottles have cured the ofdrop
to three bottles have cured the worstcase of piles
arelief is always perienced What mercy get re
lief in such an eXcruciating disease.
Since its first discovery have from time to time add
ed various other herbs it, Of ofthem Hppocrates
the Father Of Medicine says 1T is an herb of Jupiter
openet6 distinctions of the liver gall and spleen
ttogether cooling itwhen too not and warming il
''Itcreateth an appetite cureth all gone and sinking
feeling in the pit of the stomach, easeth all pains and
stitches in the side
"texpells all vscious, and Shiny humors out OF
he body; itcleanseth all inward ulcers and concealed
blood from the kidneys,
by opening distractions of the Spleen it pugeth all
burnt choier and melancholy vapors which riseth to the
head and BRAIN causing distressing headache earuore
bodng of trouble trembling of the heart fainting and
swOoning.
herb boiled wine good to revive
the dropping spirit of the aged and whoever has nger
ing sickness after fever nothing restores him to health
quick us drinking the juice of this herb.
1.-The seeds boiled in water cureth the most offensive
breath and drank at bedtime what common
bilious people are liable to-
The Father of Medicine SAYS of another herb in this
composition, that sit is herb of the sun. and in the
sign Leo.
The sun is all life and ruleth the heart;
and herb is the best cordial the
of the heart of any that grows 1t comforeth the heart
cureth all palpitation thereof takeh away trembling
finng and smotherng of it; yetlt must be taken
fully, gripping will ensue, which must be cor
rec ted thfennel seed or ginger.
change of diet the best YOU can
get, and enough of it,
BY strictly following the directions in the pamphlet
around each BOTTLE and by udicous application Of The
Salt Rhean Ointment, Scrotuid Ointment, and HEALING
Ointment every ulcer and sore of whatever kind ma
tute except cancer thai has taken roots perfectly
and permanently cured.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, 100 Warren
street Roxbury Mass. frlce 81. diff .f2
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Sir DANES Clarkc's Female PIIs.-The Pro-
pretors hold hundreds of testimonials to the virtues of
Sir James Carkes Female Pills, but their peculiar ma
ture prevents publications but certain they are the
only and safe remedy all those painful and dam
diseases peculiar the female constitution In
all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain IN the
Back and Limbs, Heaviness, Fatigue slight exeron
Papitation of the Heart Lowness of Spirits Mysteries
Sick Headache, Whites, and all painful diseases coca
stoned by disordered system these pills will effect
cure when all other means have failed They never fail
TO moderate ercesses and to distractions from
whatever cause. They purely vegetable and will
not inure the most delicate constitution For partcu-
lars, send for pamphlet to the Agent. One dollar and
six postage stamps any authorized Agent will
insure bottle by return mail
Sold by BUSH Il CO, and all Druggists.
mchl2 deod&weowlm
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CITY AND COUNTY

The BIGELow MoNUMENr.--The founda-
ton for the monument has been completed,
and the base, of Quincy granite, nine feet
square and one foot thick--laid, ready for the
marble. The erection of the whole will be
completed during the present week
One copy of each of the newspapers in the
city, copy of Lincoln's History of Worcester,
and variety of other historical and statistical
documents valuable for preservation, will to.
day be deposited underneath the first marble
layer.
Mr.. Charles Hersey has had the general
supervision of putting in the foundation for
the monument.
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the district in which he lives.s Horace May
nard is also in the field.
Stephen Van Rensselaer,, a member of the
well known family of that name, poisoned
himself at drinking saloon in Albany on the
9th inst lie had led profligate and dssoIule
life for several years.
Mrs. Lucy Ann Mcmahon, who several
years ago acquired much notice in the theatre
cal world by her attempts to convince the pub,
lie of her hs,rionic abilities, recovered S2OO
with interest last week, from John Bates,
manager of the National Theatre, Cincinnati,
for breach of contract.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A gold coin has been found at Hartieur
bearing the efIigy Of Henry V. of England aud
France, and the arms of both countries. 1t is
supposed it was lost there at the siege OF Har-
fleur, i'll 14l5, which he conducted in person.
An unknown young woman at Knoxville,
ILL.,, on the 9th uIt., while in a large lumber
establishment, suddenly precipitated herself
under the circular saw, which severed her
body from one end OF the spinal column to the
other in a twinkliug of an eye.
fine gray eagle was caught, few days
since, in Sumter, Mich, measuring SIX feet
and eight inches in the spread of his wings,
and having Il common steel trap casped upon
one of his toes. When or where the bird put
his foot in it" is not accurately known.
The seeds of the grape possess remarkable
vitality. A lady in Columbia, California, in
making jelly, last year, boiled quantity OF
grapes. The place where she threw the seeds
after they were boiled has since become COW
cred with grape vines.
The small box which was sent through the
mail to Washington, and which contained two
poisonous snakes, was addressed to Mr. Lin
coin. In emptying the bag, the box was brok-
ell and the snakes escaped and we're killed.
Visitors to Mount Vernon complain of its
dapidated condition. Miss Cunningham, the
regent OF the Ladies' Mount Vernon Associa.
ton, is South Carolinian, and her brother, it
is said, is an officer in the secession army.
There are excellent and hopeful indications
Of a heavy wheat crop at the west in the ensu.
ing harvest. The fruit crop also promises to
be abundant
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Policy OF the OPpohbAOhs
The various and conflicting dispatches from
Washington and the south indicate that the
government means to defend its integrity to
the extent of its power 1t has been con.-
PEELED, from the beginning, to contend against
sectionalism in its worst and most disloyal
form with treason boldly avowed in one sec
ton, and most meanly concealed in The other.
The administration found, on its accession to
power, little more than thirty days ago,
treasury which had been grossly and crimi-
nally misused, an army weakened and demon
allied by desertion, and nearly every depart
ment of the government at the mercy of a gang
of professional swindlers. Surely, if there was
ever an occasion when political opponents
might with proprety exercise the virtue of
magnanimity, it has been since the new gov
eminent was inaugurated. But never, in our
political history, has an administration, of ad
niitted honesty and patriotism, met with such an
absence of common charity. The Boston
Courier, in choice and elegant English, speaks
of its measures as the result of "the dia-
bolical Vaccinations of the emissaries Of
the pit" Many others, who are incapa-
BILE of forgetting the sting of temporary
disappointment, but OF less facility in the use
of fine epithets, manifest the same spirit. 1t
is the manifestation of partizan hostility in
the face of dangers which may remove the
government from its otherwise safe and secure
foundations. The rapid progress of events,
which may at any hour eliminate in battle,
will test the loyalty of these patrons of sedi-
ton. The double-meaning phrases OF "civil
war" and Coercion" which have been used
to brighten the president from the assertion of
his just authority have nearly lost their power
and will soon be abandoned. The vigorous
and determined purpose of the government to
meet with force the assaults with which it is
threatened commends itself to every one who
cherishes feeling of national pride. 1t is
thing not to be argued about, or subjected to
calculations of utility. We have, indeed,
Thought too lightly Of the counsels of our
fathers who would not basely submit to a
wrong thing. The indications of activity on
the part of the administration give abundant
reason of encouragement and hope for the
country.
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M'Lane's vermlruge. rLEMISG BROS. Sole

M'A>ane's Vermifuge, FLEMING BROS, Sole
Projectors
Noremedy invented has so successful as the
great worm medicine of Dr. NJ Lane, prepared by Elem
ing Bros, Pittsburgh. All who used 1t have been
equally astonshed and delighted its wonderful energy
and efficacy TO publish all the testimonials in its favor
would fill volumes must therefore content ourselves
with brief abstract of few of them.
Japhet c. Alien, of Amboy, gave dose to child six
years old, and it brought away eghtythree worms He
soon after gave another dose to same child which
brought away fifty more, making hundred and thr-
ty-three worms in twelve hours
Andrew Downing, Of Cranbury township, Yeuaneo
county, his child easpoonful, and she passed
one hundred and seventy-seven worms Next morning.
on repetition of the dose she passed hundred and
thirteen
Jonathan Houghman of West Union, Park county, Ia,
writes that he is unable to supply the demand as the
people in his neighborhood say trial of the 9th
ers that none is equal to DIR. NJ Lanes vennifuge.
Messrs. ID. IL j. W. Cotton, of Winchester, ind, hap
pened last spring to get Of this vermuge. After
selling few bottes the demand became great for
that their stock exhausted They state that it
has produced the best effect wherever used very
popular among the people.
CELEBRATED VERNIIFUGE .manufacturedby FIEM-
ING BROS, of Ittsburg Pa. All other vermifuges in
comparison worthless. DR.. NJ Lanes genuine Vermi
fuge his celebrated Liver Pills. can now be had at
all respectable drug None genuine Without the
signature OF FLEMING BROS
APPS d6t&wlt 1891
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-11

DEATH OF DIR. KoB.-The many friends
Of DIR. Charles Frederick Kob will regret to
hear of his death, which took place the Sd of
March, at Leavenworth, Kansas, after two
days illness, of inflammation of the brain. His
age was forty years and nine months.
DR.. X. was native Of Koenisberg, Prussia,
was thoroughly educated physician, and in
l049 acted as first surgeon in the Schleswig-
Hostein war against Denmark.
He went to Kansas from Boston in 1857,
after residence 10 the latter city, where he
male many friends In the fall of 1858, he
was elected to the legislature OF Kansas but
his leg having been broken by an unmanagea-
bic horse, he was prevented from taking his
seat in the house.
BY his brilliant mind, his scholaly tastes,
and his skill in his profession, DR.. Kob gained
an extensive reputation. He leaves wife and
one child to mourn his loss.--Boston Trans
cript.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-11

RURAL CEMETERY.-At the 21st annual
meeting of the proprietors of the Worcester
Rural Cemetery, held on Saturday last, Hon.
Levi Lincoln was reelected president for the
year ensuing, Dir. George Chandler treasurer,
Clarendon Harris clerk, and the following gem
tlcmen trustees Levi Lincoln, Geo. Il. Rice,
Stephen Salisbury Henry w. Miller, Freder-
lick w. Paine, Clarendon Harris, Francis H.
Dewey. From the treasurer's report it APP
pears that the cash in hand (bcsides the value
of the unsold land) is sl6,4O0; gain of
s2l00 with the year. There are about two
hundred unsod lots laid out, and there is land
sufficient for about three hundred more
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Tnr PRovIDrscn CONFERENCE also has

|
portion Of Massachusetts and the whole Of
eastern Connecticut to the river Here are
some of the appontments:-
PROVIDENCE DISTRICT.
George NJ Carpenter, Presiding Elder.
Observation-Disclosures Street, Gould; Power
Street, Ii Baylies; Mathewson Street. Sidney Dean;
Broadway, Henry S White Trinity Church, to be
South Providence To be supplied.
:, New Bedford-coupty Street, " stuudley.i
VIM Mcdonald Allen Street, Z I kenney,
South Dartmoutl-P CIandon.
Fairhaven-EA Lyon
Acushnet-W Worth.
Long Plain Allen.
Fall Rivel-First Church, Charles II Painei St
Pauls, j Chapman
Warren-L d Davis
Bristol--David Ii Ella.
Newport-Marlboro Street, II Titus, A U Swim
erton; Thames Street, VIM Livesey.
Middetown-W Huntington
Portsmouth-W Ii Smith.
Little Compton-CA Merrill.
Taunton-first Church, j Benton; Central
Church, Howson.
Mansfield and centre-To be supplied
North Rehoboth-A Gardner.
North Digton--L d Bates.
Somerset and South Dighton-Caleb II Alvord.
South Somerset-J Baker.
Millville-G NJ Hamlen.
Woonsocket-TE Ely.
Cumberland and North Adams-R Donkersly.
Pawucket-A. Mekeown.
East Greenwich-James A. Dean.
Centreville-J. b. Hustled
PhGniX-W o. Cady
NEW LONDON DISTRICT.
ERAsTUs BENTON Presiding Elder
New London-P. Townsend.
East Lyme and Old Lyme-F. C. Newell.
Mystic Bridget. Upham.
Mystic and Westery-C S. Sanford
Uncasvle-Y. b. Gurnsey.
Norwich-Main Street, f. b. Bradford, W. T..
Sheldon Free Church, Carlos Banning; Sachem
Street, John Livesey
Baltic and Lsbon-N G GOODRICH.
Grswold and Voluntown-J Ii, Cooley.
Planfeld-Benj. NJ. Walker.
Canterbury-L A Bosworth.
Danielsonyille-A Palmer
Putnam-H w Conant, III Ramsdell.
West Thompson--J w Case.
East Thompson-Walter Ella.
Fisherville-ES Stanley.
East Woodstock-S A Winsor
| Eastford-C Collard Adams.
South CoYentry-L L Durham.
Wiamantic-Wm Keller.
Stafford Springs-Chas Morse.
Stafordsville-F II Brown.
Somers-N Cover.
Hazardville-John + Sheffield.
Thompsonvie-John Lovejoy.
Warehouse Point w w orcester.
| Wapping-Sewe Lamberton
| Quarryyille and Andoyer-Wm Simmons.
Rockville-Robert Parsons.
North Manchester and Centreville-J D. King
South Manchester-Sanford Barton.
| East Hartford-First Church, G w Brewster; Sec.
| ond church, George w Woodbury..
Portland-L w Blood.
East Haddam--L ID Bentley.
Haddam Neck Pack.
| Colchester-V A Cooper
| Marlborough and Hebron-G Durham.
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MAcAULAY's History OF ENGLAND.-The
fifth volume of Macaulay's History of Eng
land, published in Boston by Crosby, Nichols,
& Co., is for sale at Mellen's, and also at San
ford's. 1t contains, besides the additional
chapters of the history, an account of his life
and writings, notes on the other volumes, and
copious index. In many respects it is an
interesting volume.
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Time the ,rruc Exner;ence ~,

Time the True est,-Experience the
BESI GUlDE.-An Old STANDARD Remedy. For Coughs,
Colds, and Consumption and all Pulmonary Complaints,
use the VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM, which
has maintained its high reputation for nearly J0rty
years, and is recommended by many of the most EM
NENT PHYSICIANS AND III the country among
whom are Rev. Josiah Litch, Philadelphia; Rev, DR.
Woods Andover Theological Seminary; I. r ,Thomp
SON former Secretary Ot state. VT Drs Merrill Perry
Abel, Parker, Berry, and many others; by the Press
and by the largest and oldest dealers in drugs meo
cincs in the United States and CANADA.
Price-Smalsize, 50 cents; Largesze 81. Be careful
to get The genuine which is prepared only by REID.
CUTLER, CO., Boston. and sold by dealers genefally
MI deod6m
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THE CoTToS PRoDucrNc powEp or App,-
CA,-Tbere are some persons who are incona-
Bile of appreciatinp great ideas. II is the fen.
dency OF these to weigh things by the standard
of their own narrow mindedness. Your cor
respondent Fact who views with "a feeling
approaching to dread communications in The
Times respectinp the productiye resources of
Africa" and who is DESTROYS now 80 ring the
alarm bell, lest we have another Niger expe,li.
ton mania,' has been singularly unfortunate
in the selection of his nom de querre, by which
he has exposed his Ignorance of Africa and
what it is likely shortly to become. Pertains
he is not aware that the Niger has been very
well surveyed by Lieutenant Glover r N
for considerable distance from its month ,
and the charts of This survey can now he pur.
chased for few shillinos. I believe there is
no intention ON The nort Of the government 70
organize another "NiUer expedifion nor does
it form mart of The Man of the African Aid So
cety totu 10 aor ,ni6 ,p,so,a uoon
sS .s 1ie ri
ton in Africa, on which point your correspon-
dent "Fact'' is skeptical He challenges an.
thority to endorse MIR. McLeod's statement
that il can be purchased in West Africa at ID
per pound. Mr. Cegg of Manchester. who
has an establishment Mt Abneskuta for the
purchase. cleaning. and hacking of cotton and
than whom there is no higher authority. in a
printed letter states -
''Now come to the raw material. and here
there may be caviIing and can only give INV
word for il that for very many wears nv in
structi3ns have always been to cease buyinp
cotton when more than haltpenny per pound
in the seed, and NV Young Africans have
again and again written to say that at that
price far more was brought TO them than they
could buy. At that price it would run thus:
Seed cotton Id: four pounds to make one of
clean cotton, 3D.; cleaning, 3.l6d.; packing,
ID shipping, Id; freight, 1d.=3d. iI-l6ths,
5d.-or at 3D.. 3l6d.. "a. and freight Id Id
ll.16ths: but no one would rive this as clean
cotton can be had in the market at 3D."
By this you will see the price of four pounds
of cotton in the seed, necessary to produce
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! fore it two alternatives, to wit, submission to
the traitors who have undertaken to destroy
the Union, or resistance to their assaults.
There is no other course possible. nor can the
president escape the responsibility that rests
upon him. Submission is not to be thought
of, and that extremely good, amiabe, and in
offensive disposition, which has practically
all the demoralizing effect of submission, is a
crime against the republic. The government
must be seen and felt bMnIe country as a re-
atty, positive force ~, hys an end If it
fh BUSINESS don very s ess and allow itself
P PAMrHTET,ed fE1o5 y by the menaces of
mail. and their helDers in
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Special }lotlres.

TO Horse Owners.--Sweet's Infallible Linment
or Horsests unrvaed by any, and in all OF Lame
ness arsingfrom Sprains Bruises Wrenching its eff
tcctis magical and certain, Harness Saddle Calls.
Scratches Mango &c it will also speedily SPAWN
and Rngbone may be easily and cured
but confirmed cases beyond the pos
slbility of rddicdcure No of the kind however
Is desperate or hopeless but it be allevated
this dnment. will alwaysre
move the ameness and enable the horse TO travelwth
comparative ease.
Every horse owner should have hisremedy at hand,
frts timely the first appearance of Laneness
INTELLECTUALLY prevent those formidable diseases men,
toned to which all horses liable and which render
so many otherwise valuable horses nearly worthless
mvZl d3taw&weowlV
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The Victims of Dissipation and Vice can be
brought TO conviction OF the error of their ways and
saved from world OF mental and bodily suffering by
needing the advice contanedn The popular work Thu
MAN FRAILrY, or PHYSIOLOGICAL RESEARCH
ES 1t is sound in its doctrines, plain and inofensive
in is Dictates and, being beautifully illustrated with
cOored engravnes, tbrings everything home the
cepton THAT he who may read Price % cents
Sent free everywhere receipt of postage stamps
the amount. Sold by the author, DIR. II. A. BARROW,
g4 Beeekers ST.. New ork -four doors below Nc Douga
street, CA ?. MASON l67 Broad street Providence.
H. l., General Agent. d3m* mch23
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WE again remind our lady readers of Prof BAN
ning's lectures to them, on affections of the heart
lungs, and spine, to be given on Thursday and Fri
day OF this week, at P. NJ, at Brinley Hail. We
are glad to see general and continued an interest
in the important subject of health.
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ligious excitement.

MILFoRD.-Rev. Adm Ballou is making
ings in Milford, 'for the promotion of rational
spiritualism "A kerosene oil mandatory is
soon to be started in Milford.
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ID led.

In this city April 8, Mary Jane Loriug, &C.
Funeral on Friday at 81 M from the house of c d
Hersey No Dix Friends relatives are in
vited t. attend without further notice
In this city april TO- Abel Rice % yrs mos DAYS
In Princeton, April 8, Capt Nahum Wilder S.
In Fitchburg March 30, Mehiiable. wife of Ihoma
In Milford April 3, Mrs Nancy Godfrey 10; 5h Lib
erty Burr, As 6th, Mary, wife of Patrick Iler 40
In Upton, April 6, Malvia Webster, Sc.
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Something New at the Great Daguerrean
PattceAlr. REED tenders his thanks the public for
heirberal patronage and would call their attention
his LARGE PHOTOGRAPHS, the largest ever offered in
thscty photographs copied Life Size from small Da
suerreotypes and Ambrotypes. plain finished Par
rattention paid to making Views Sereoscopic OF
otherwise.
PARTICULAR ATTEETIoN.-I would also inform the
public and former patrons of Wing Eli that have
bought all Negatives made by them at Fosters Block
Those wishing Photographs from the will please
cal at my Rooms, corner OF Main and Front street
jal0 DIFF IL. j. REED.
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How THE YOUNG LADIES ARE TALKED
ABOUT IN PARIs.-At the dinner at the Tui!-
cries, at which the American minister and
family were present. and which numbered
thirty or forty persons, Mr.. Lorilard Ronalds
of New York, and Mrs. Ronads formerly a
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A. II. CaprOn, VERBATIM PHoNoGRAPHlc SHORT
HAND WRITER, 20 Trumbull street, Worcester, MASS
Post Office address, BOX 405 4.
ACCURATE REPORTS verbatim or aDstract,J OF icstl
mOny, Arguments. Charges Lectures Sermons, Discus
si0ns and Conven lions, made reasonable terms.
EDITORS, AUTHORS and others requiring the services
of Ph0ROqrdphic AndRuensis, can nave articles report
ed from dictaon and copied for tue press with entire
PLAIN CopYISe also done with neatness and dispatch
Engagementsaccepted throughout the United States
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WARRANTED-IIil Liquid Amandine for the cure of
chapped hands, roughness CT the skin, &C. PREPARED
and sold by JOHN Q. HILL, Apothecary, Mechanics
Hall Building. dtt o4