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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-12-17
PREM HUM
PREM DM
DaguerreOtype Establishment,
Types taken with VOightlander's Quick

.u- camera
NO.9 Brimley Hall, No. .
VNHE Proprietor of this Establishment has fitted up
tirey anew his spacious and commodious Rooms, and
furnished them with every convenience and comfort that
be obtained in the fashionable in the CITY, He
has procured of voghtandes Large and Quick Came
large any in this cyfo the purpose of taking
large types groups persons, and clden style of ele-
gance and perfection that be obtained by the of
smaller and perfect Instruments lie has also procured
large lot of GOLD LOCKETs, double and single, Of all
sizes ami descriptions which lie offers for sale at lower
prices than they be ough at any other place in the
city, He is prepared, heretofore, to furnish his friends
and the public with the most perfect Daguereotype that
can be produced OF the character pictures executed
at this long established Gallery is enough to state that
they secured the very highest tokens fvor from the
late Mechanics Fair in this city, and from other equally
competent Probably establishment in the
try enjoys higher reputation for its perfect and skfuy
types which exhibit the form and minutest parts
of the original, fully and accurately deneated.
The public here and those visiting this city are invited to
call and examine themselves the beautifully and skill
fully executed types at DR. VAN AISTINS ESTABLISH
MENT, No. IIriney Hall, under the charge of MR.
MOSES 5. CHAPLIN.
MINIATURES put into Silk for $l-and into Velvet
Cases for 81 so.
NJ B. constantly hand and for sale at reason
able prices. dtJl Dec
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.archltectas,.e!

THE subscriber gives notice. that he prepared 10 fur>
i nsh Designs, for all kinds of buildings both Public
and Private in all their details, together with specea
TONS With his experience Architect and Builder
he is confident of giving satisfaction. Terms reasonable
JAMES A. LONGLEY.
Westboro', Oct 10. 6tis7tos*
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.Ne1U Weather Strip.

vE,HE subscribers hive invented New Weather strir
l. for Doors possessing decided advantages any
other in use is SO constructed that its perfect freedom
OF motion is Infected BY sweing or shrinking hy
any changes the atmosphere, or by loading W! Ice
II gives way TO accidental obstTuc0ns that would crush
and destroy kinds aud passes over them unframed,
and BY lis peculiar structure, be Instantly regulated,
no "a 10 accommodate itself the change made by the
wear in using One of them has been in for some
weeks past OBJ the door Of j. HEALEy, a his chop In
P1nndry street. where its operation may be seen. We
ntend 10 take ont patent immediately for this improve
neat !AhEu AN sOLENs
wossssssr Oct is. is4s .
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Owsters- Ovsters-Ousfers!

CFs b IA E1ITUN q COs,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS In OYSTERS,
No. I8 Front St., Worcester.
ATESSRS. X. & CO., import their own Oysters and are
1Vl constantly receiving large quantities of the choicest
and delicious kinds that be procured and atter
themselves that they give entire satisfaction to all who
may favor them with call Orders thankfully received
and promptly attended to- N. G. SPRAGUE for the Co.
P.S, Families and Parties supplied with Oysters CUT
FRESH FROM THE SHE'LL, at short notice. N26dw3m
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DaguerreOtVpes.

rNE subscriber respectfully informs his old friends and
i customers, that he has returned to his old stand,
236 Main-street,
where he would be pleased wait upon all who may FAVOR
him with their patronage. He invites all TO call and examine
his specimens y those Of the Hon Judge Coamar
Post Master General of the United States, and Gen Phelps,
President of the Massachusetts Copper Mining ComPa
whose Dguerreoypes he has had the pleasure of taking dur>
ing his visit in Vermont.
N. B. Piclures taken in less time and lsliks than
any other room in The city.
Worcester, Sept. p. VIM II. GILMORE.
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Abdominal, Supporters, Trusses, Braces,

MagneJIc BaLLefIek9 &C
THE subscriber has taken Rooms, in BOtOens Block
No 2O3 Main Street, Worcester,-where he now has,
and will constantly keep for SALE AGENT large asserts
ment Of Meads Vibrating Magnetic Batteries ,-Abdomi>
nal -TrusEes-Shouder Braces. and various
other mechanical promotve ofhuman
health and comfort.
The subscriber, in applying the Magnetic Battery, in
connection either with, without these articles hes re-
eved cured many persons, in different parts of the
State Affected with rupures. spinal curvatures rheums
sm and great variety OF nervous disorders and ne will
continue do So either his Rooms at the residence
of any lady or gentleman, who may favor him with a
request for any of the above Instruments for his
vices in the application Of the Galvanic Battery.
April IL. DIFF JOHN @. KNAPP,
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RARE CHANCE.
CALIFORNIA.

ONCE the news by the last Ste amer, the PATENT
. DEEP WATER, RIVER BED, GOLD BoRER, need
only be named, to bring gold hunters to the
California Depot, 1 / Park Row, N. Y OTk,
10 buy ii for els Those who them by wholesale,
must give few days notice Also, the Patent, wonder
working, Gold SAVING, WASH PAN, war; lned 10 wash
and saus four times much gold as the common Pan,
for So. ARNOL BUFFUM
Nav York Nov g. DIV
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TO Farmers-Ground Plaster.

HAVING made arrangements Csra DIRECT imporia
Ii ticn fPLASTER, and having superior fcciiifiss
for grinding the at of the best WATER PRIyE
LEGEs in this vicinity NO prepared furnis h
fresh and fine ground, In bulk barrels. and in 1ny
qnnntIty desired A.& w. II HARRIS
Aug - dwsf
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RARRETTS DIVE HOUSE.

14O WASHINGTON STREET., BOSTON.
AIDES Dresses Cloaks, Shawls Handkerchets Scarfs
IL Bonnets &c. Gents Goats, oyercoats, and Pants,
dyed and finished in the very best manner,
The subscriber having received the agency of the above
celebrated Dye House, Is prepared 70 receive and for
goods be dyed and hopes that the character Of
the establishment for despatch and beauty of work
together with his endeavors please will ensure him
share of patronage, at
MARTIN R. WILLIAMS, Bonnet Rooms.
Central Block, l27 Main Street, Wooster.
April 4. awt
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HAIR I'D W..

HAIR I'D W..
MATTERS LIQUID HAIR DYE has now
w been extensively used for more than six months,
and every box sed has been warranted to give entire sat-
isfactn and has not single been returned
the contrary hundreds of Ladies and Gentlemen in
Troy and New York have expressed themselves in the
enthusiastic terms in its praise and acknowledged
superiority every other kind in To ladies
who false hair in consequence of their natur
hair turning Grey, this Dye is great blessings making
resemble perfectly that it cannot be detects
ed the application perfectly smple as the hair re
qures preparations needs only TO be wet in the NEST
pie manner and the work is done.
For sale at NJ. B. GREEN, No. Main Street, and
SCOTT & LAZELL, Main st.
June %, l8a9. eodtf
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tainty in their operations by any other preparation conn.,
pounded ior similar purposes, now before the public
These Specifics combinations of approved medicines
hgnng the excellent qualities of each medicine into one
ahave whoe SO as TO produce most efficient compounds
whch nave never yet been known fail 1t impossible to
produce certificates OF the of medicine of peculiar
nature OF Otherwise host of facts might be advanced to
acer q hese SPECIFICS rests for support Long standing
cases OF Gonerrhga teet Structures Pains The 10 IS
.oBeGatons OF the Kidneys, Grapel, Burning in the IN.
g Pdssdges ETC. ETC. have yielded to the command o. oese
nvncble antidotes and instances of SYPHILIS of the most
sanative influence ~ "s
The preparation is without doubt the most efectual REM
e ever discovered and has cured many obstinate diseases
after every other medicine had failed In its improved form
!. Is neany taseless and effects permanent cure the
space OF roe or siI days without restriction to Diet ex
posufe or business Besides this important advantage if
never leaves the part subject that troublesome weakness
mat occurs so often after the of other medicines generally
prescribed and taken the first stage of the d ease
wiz arrest the discharge, and remove all unpleasant feelings
III Jew days In long proracted chronic stages of the
diseases In obstinate elects, Female Complaints such as
mites ETC. 1t s without doubt, the most effectua remedy
ever discovered. 1'
We do not offer these Specifics as PANAcEA or cure
every thing but for the above named are author
lZed by Ds. Leroy and Peeter of Paris (he inventors
to guaranty cure under forfeit of $500,
We would here remark tn these Mixtures have been be
fore the public of NewOe3s for the last nine uears and
they have universally proved efhcacous.
~ C1GIION;;-Bepdre Of a base Counterfeiter acho
4gent IN United States is A. DONNAUD, No is CARnN
DELFT eL STREET 0etwesn Canal and Common.
- a realise on Structures can be had gratis
kV All private consultations free of charge ny
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DoDGE's RHEUMATIC IMMINENT.

DODGE'S RHEUMATIC LINIMENT
AS proved itself nfaible remedy for Rheumatism
Pains in the Back and Chest inflammation of the Kid
Contraction of the Muscles Spinal Affection Ague
in the Breast and Face Sore Throat Group Chblains or
Frosted Feet, C0ms, etc. etc.
Although but lately brought before the public it is daily
achieving new victories and the time not far distant when
will be found in every family in the Union The agents
can produce certificates proof of its excellent
mendaton IS its composition purely vegetable, being
founded upon Indian recipe. Having made of it in
his own family for nearly five and made some addition
to the original recipe the proprietor last induced
BY some OF his friends to bring it before the public in order
that all the afflicted might avail themselves of the blessings
to be secured by of this liable compound 1t
applied externally, and the mode of treatment simple
that child can apply it. and at the time ecacous
the diseases above mentioned and those similar them
that much pain might be alevated if every family had
bottle of constantly hand for 1t has been used with
astonishing success OF Rheumatism and Spinal
ectiOns when all other medicines had failed to produce the
desired effect and death had been considered only relief
from to the patient 1t is useless enlarge on the cura
tive properties ofhis valuable compound stamp it as
quack medicine by long list of impossiblites The pro-
erletor that there many Lminents in cir
they warranted to- and only sold by the ms ans
OF high sounding advertisements Suffice it to say thu is
modesty brought before the public truly valuable med
Icne and as such recommended to the afflicted Ii only
needs fair trial to convince that possesses all that claim
ed for IT, The extremely low price which sold places
it within the reach of aand poor man need sur
rich repine. We ask but fair trial of its good qualities
who should be acquainted with it Directions accompany
each bottle. Manufactured by l.. ?. Dodge Newburgh n
ma 6m 4thp VAN ZANT & CO.. IL St. Charles st
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lOr tnS cure OIL G0DOfrhRa,
elect, Structures, Venereal
diseases, etc. etc.
Untiring research, travel
and labor, combined to the
advantages afforded by an
extensive and diversified
practice, have enabled the
above named celebrated
physicians to make various
highly Important discover
les in the healing art.
In offering these prepare
tons to the human family.
Doctors Leroy and Peletier
fearlessly hazard the asser-
ton that they are not only
not surpassed, but une-
qualed, either for their
curative properties or for
mildness, safety and, Ger.
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o r,o NOTICE.

HSUUSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAI, Dis
hs AZ reputation of the writer so well estab
nat al that necessary say to those who have oe
50 unfortunate have contracted any one "tb d oeep
diseases known and called Secret Diseases in any part
OF twenty six year, confined strictly to Veneesl
ano Diseases Of the Blood (havng treated and re-
naa oeen under the' treatment Of eminent pyscans
ceivng any benefit enabled to offer Won nosi
un,onnaely afflicted this short advertisemen thsv
t moaid 90 Wei to call at No SO CUsToMHoUsE STREE
eeIofs applying elsewhere and avail themselves Of h
9s tee suoscnhers long and successful experience
ma u b. +. MULLEN. So Custom hnn.a AZ
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BOOKS-STATIONERY.
CLOTHING.
FAsHIoNABLE oLoTHING-

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
At 81 Canal street.... Under the Planters Hotel
HE subscribers have received by steamers Crescent
City. Falcon. and other vessels from NewYork choice
and fashionable assortment OF CLOTHING suitable for
the present season. They have uniform reasonable price,
and aim at giving satisfaction to customer but it, sub
sequenty TO purchase reasonable complaint should
be expressed the causeo such complaint would be cheer
fully attended to- and an equitable adjustment made
Gentlemen's Fine CLOAKS .. .
Also, good CLOAK for sl2
BOYS CLOTHING in variety.
FINE SHIRTS Silk and Kid GLOVES
SUBSCRIBERS; CRAVATS; HANDKERCHIEFS;
TRUNKS; UMBRELLAS, ETC., Etc
&R A call is respectfully solicited
JOHN SOUTHWELL & CO.,
do 4md&W II Canal street, under the Planters Hotel.
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HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
rs borders OR Day PUPILS.
DAGUERR EOTYPE.
BRUsH,s pAGUERREoTYPE.

BRUSHS DAGUERREOTYPE.
A. BRUSH respectfully informs his friends and the
y public that he has opened DAG UERREOTYPE
G.4LLERH at the corner of JACKSON and TCHoUTToU-
LAS Streets Lafayette and guarantees all kenesses to be
equal to taken in the United States and solcits share
of patronage. Prices moderate. n13tf
ELECTROMAGNETIC PORTRAITS.
the application of the above mysterious agent to Da.
- gueneotype "a discovery of the subscribers the under
signed is enabled to produce PORTRAITS of the most
superior kind in SINGLE sECoND-catchng the precise
expression instantly and fixing ndeby the silver
plate q Those who wish to retain in their families good
LKKNEssEs of relations OF friends do at moderate
price, Rooms corner Of Canal and Chares stsEntrance
No. Chartres strest rmy3 ly1 w. II. HUTCHINGS.
MAGUIRE's DAGUERREOTYPE.
M would respectfully return thanks for the liberal patron.
- age bestowed him since he first had the honor OF
introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOrleans
five ago. during which time he has taken portraits
than any other in the world. His specimens
the best operator from NewYok and he awarded the
First Premium Nospecmens at his establishment
but those taken by himself M the public that his
portraits will continue to be what they always have been
The BEST His long experience and constant practice
The best 70 ps0ns desrOu OF instruction in the
beautiful art Genuine vogtlander Cameras 20 per cent
cheaper than any in the city all other articles the
Plates at $2per dozen Scoyi's No for % 25-guaranted
the best plates made in the United States Gases % rs and
% 80; NewY0rk Cameras at 418.
81 Orders from the country promptly attended to.
kV Entrance No. 6 CAMP street mill If
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MEDICAL COLLEGE.

MEDICAL COLLEGE
BstoVERy s{NSE FaT
UNTIL CURE Is EFFEoTKD-Pryate Diseases cured in
-
M6ILES os. he attention of those afflicted with
of the forms Of certain Disease to his general adve
in another column The treatment adopted By
Surgeons Of Paris. London and New York and its unve
for the worst cases Of constitutional syphilis. gonorrhGa
strctpe enlargement of the PROSTATE glands, diseases in
tanned moral certainly, if application be made those
whose intelligence skill and experience can be relied
care have been cured ns Without
SINGLE exception Some Of these were of years standing
to the surprise of the patient The gentleman (whose
hand and (6y bis permson5 can be referred to- Dr. Ms
treatment OF structure Is not known South of New York.
discovered Il is the shortest safest and surest The
patient takes copaiva, cubebs turpentne other
pan Or change Of det Ne pay unless
a cure is effected within the time named
lMPOTENCY.-Y Dung men Others who by sexual
cess or self pollution may have brought themselves
nn me If a resulting from an aimed
tency, involuntary seminal emissions general debility
honorable confidence he Offers them perfect The
stIictest secresy observed
ss' be '9Risfd MIX n 81 esf II s.
~ Remember No. So Customhouse st. mis- #
THE GRAEIEgENIggERG qgo2MPANY's CURE
HE success Which ss SIX renders
an imperative duty incumbent upon the proprieto to
make known to- and appreciated by the public, that tie
GRAEFENBERG DYSENTERY SYRUP is of imme
date efficacy the violent and obstinate of Dys
entery Diambea. etc., and giving immediate relief to the
8
HEALTH BITTERS-in papers;
VEGETABLE PILLS;
FEVER AND AGUE PILLS;
EYE LOTION.
And for every description of inflammation Bruises Burns
and Scalds the GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENTis
sovereign remedy
Al of the above may be found WELD & CO.'S Depot
OF Cheap Literature. No 70 Camp street. as if
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Gy- Voltaire's House at Ferney has been sold.
The old proprietor shut the place up, but it will
now be opened gain for the benefit Of the poor of
the district
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Mas. HExAss.-An essay in a late number OF
Lakewood, on Mrs. Hemans, contains some int
testing particulars of her private history The fol-
,r ING is an extract:
,os long after the first publication OF her po-
ems The next great event of her life took place
bar introduction to Capt. Hemans. The young
noe,ess was then only fifteen in the full glow OF
hat radiant beauty which was destined to fade SO
early. The mantling bloom of her cheeks was
shaded by profusfon of natural rngiets, OF ricn
Golden brown; and the ever-varyng expression %
her brilliant eyes gave changeful play 10 her
couDtenance, which would have made II ihpossi-
BILE for any painter TO do justice to IT. NO wonder
that SO fair creature should excite the admiration
of a gallant captain. And the love on Doth sides
was ardent and sincere: it supported the absence
of three wears; for Capt Hemans, soon after their
introducfjon. was called upon to embark with his
regiment for Spain. On his return, IN 1872, they
were married. OF their domestic happiness, or I'M
happiness nothing is said but six years after, in
isis we are simply told that the Captain went TO
Homeland never returned. The separated pair
never met again.
ITO dwell on this subject says her biographer,
would be unnecessarily painful yet it must be
stated, that nothing like permanent separation
was contemplated at the time, nor did it ever
amount to more than a tacit conventional arrange
rnent which offered no obstacle to the frequent in
terchange of correspondence, nor to a constant re-
ference TO their father in all things relating to the
disposal of her boys. But years rolled on-seven-
teen years of absence, and consequently alienation
and from this time to the hour Of her death, Mrs.
Hemans and her husband never met again."
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STEAMBOATS, IN 16l0.-The following para
graph, from an English paper of 1910, shows how
far, in the great improvement of steam navigation,
the United States was at that time ahead of all
Europe, and how freely, al that moment, tie
British press admitted the fact, and recommended
an imitation of the example:
'They claim in America the honor of most i'm
porta mt discovery the art of navigating vessel
with keel Of 100 feet long, so to go by force of
steam six miles an hour, without sail, and against
wind and tide The idea, however, has often been
practically tried in England, and it is believed that
the principal merit of the discovery in question is
owing to native of Scotland, born at the Gallon
hill in Edinburgh, where number of ingenious
mechanics resde-the of one of whom after
living at Glasgow as an engineer, went some years
ago to America, and having a mechanical turn,
completed with the assistance of an American
gentleman, this important invention. Steamboats,
as they are called, are already established the
Hudson, where the tide runs at the rate of six miles
an hour and in the Delaware, where it runs four
miles, and it is soon to be extended to the Ohio and
the Mississippi. In the New York steamboat there
are four cabins, in which they can dine and lodge
100 people, and they travel with the same ease,
and receive as much and as good accommodation
as can be obtained on the best roads, and in the
best regulated inns in Europe. The choicest wines
are furnished, and the strctest order and decOrum
are kept up. They go 200 or 300 miles, in all
sorts OF weather, within an hour of the regulated
time. As his discovery has already been brought
10 such perfection in America, it were to be wished
that plan and description of these steamboats,
could be obtained, for they might be of use in our
navigable rivers and canals and on the Scotch and
Irish lakes in particular they might obviate some
objections which have been made to navigation in
Lochness, as part of the Caedonian canal They
might be the means of taking ships out of harbor,
and would thus render navigation more certain;
and they might also be of service, if the system of
iron railways extended, by applying the same
principles to the carriage travelling on them.
be derived from the invention; for it mis- hit enable
troops to attack places which, otherwise, owing
to the wind and tide, they would not approach.
On the Gauges and other large rivers east, such
boats might be of singular utility 1t is to be hoped
that these hints will attract the attention of some
ndieidual who may have it in his power to bring
This Important discovery from America to Europe"
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OF Sir Henry Lytton Bulwer has married the
youngest daughter of the late Lord Cowley, niece
of the Duke of Wellington.
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!, MEDICAL NOTICE.

MEDICAL NOTICE,
fh.fAHMELEE would inform all those persons labor
ing under certain class of diseases called Sref that
ne prepared to offer them SAFE and PERMANENT CuRH
sf oim ine disease may present ITSELF He would
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