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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-23
Gray Hair Changed by the Use Of

Van DeN56N IVPIO0VW Y UPV0Ho
TIME reputation which this celebrated article has nc
i qnred in its satisfactory results, has now become
thoroughly established.
ar Among tho various remedies OF tho present
day, offered for the improvement OF the human nalr,
this preparation the result of paiien, ana aoohous
Physiological research, has extensively received ana
merted public favor IL requirs but the Careful appl
cation of"Vun Densen's Improved Wahpene," agfeeu-
BILE TO tho directions inrnishod 10 be convinced OF us
beneficial effects. To those whose har nom sickness,
or other causes becomes impoverished or fallen on,
this preparation will II TO be newly repenshed
with thick and luxuriant growth, and Gray Hair 10
become chnnged and to return 10 It's original color
AgeDM for Worcester, CALDWELL AZ HILL, Apoih
ecaries, 229 Main street. nOy27 d&w6m
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In . QHN -
NATHAIROM
FOR THE 4
III AIR
Lyon's Kathairon,

For PRESCRIBING, Restoring, and BeautYyiRg
the Hair.
Nausing II to grow luXurianty and giving ii a soft
and curling app arance, of the most delightful char
acter be KATiiAIRON neuralizes the effects Of
disease climate and old age, in preserving and resor
ing the human Hair, even after BqidaesS of many
years,-ceanses the scalp from Dandr1tH, and its
uraI impurles.--immedlatey relieves sympatheic at
tscks OF Nervous Headdche, and cures all cutaneous
diseases of the skin, such Erysipelas salt kheum,
Itch, &c. Asa
TOILET ARTICLE,
for giving the hair a rich, soft, glossy and curling ap-
with it, incOntesled-s incOntesiihe virtues. 1t i'm
parts The fragrance of the delightful and exotic
flowers and is free from all mineral properties, any
snbstance Which can color the skim stain lady's
hat. For
Bald and Gray Heads,
II is rre-emnently beneficial The Katharon restored
my hmr, after badness OF - years. A. JAY CouRT-
RIoHT, 76 Bond street, N. York" This admirable
preparation be had Of all reputable Dealers through
oul North and South America and the Islands OF the
Ocean, IN large bottles, for rs cents
Sold 70 the trade at liberal discount, but commits
stoned IN no instance.
ID. 8. BARNES, Proprietor.
l6l Broaway, Now York.
Sod in Worcester, by sIBLEY & SCOTT, L. T.
LAIELL, DAVID SCOTT, in, JAMES GREEN,
@. s. 4 A. J. HOWE, NJ. .. GREEN, and L. H..
MARSH, and sold by nl Druggists, every where.
WEEKS Il POTTER, No. l54 Washington street,
Boston, wholesale Agents Tor New England
marl4 daw6mis
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Something New.

MIR. L BABBITT, No. Pipers Block would re-
ITl specially inform the Inhabitants Of Worcester and
vicinity that II will take Dagu rreoty pes for so cents.
MIR. b. has process for taking ikenesses, by which
good one be had for the small of fifty and
1t is cheap
All who favor him with sitting for likeness, wifi
be able TO confirm the above stasment Satisfaction
is guaranteed in all cases. Every customer the
whole process by which the picture is taken, and have
it explained to them clearly.
The above Is no humLug Call and see for yourselves.
muril diff
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Grave Stones & Monuments,

WORCESTER MARBLE Works.
TINE subscribers would respectfully inform the eltl
zens OF Worcester and vicinity, that they have
opened Marble Yard, at the old stand formerly occu'
pied by u. IL Kinney near the American temperance
House, Main a., Worcester where they WIZ manuiac'
ture aud keep constantly on hand good assortment
OF Italian aud American Marble
Monuments and Craze Stones
Chimney Pieces, Centre and Side Tables, Wash Bowl
and Counter Tops shelves and Brackets, made 70
order al short and on The most reasonable terms
Also, soapsione Boiler tops Register Stones, Furnace
and Stove Innings, &C., so. Tho subscribers respect
fully invite all who may have occasion for any OF the
above named articles TO call and examine their Stock
and work.
Orders by Mail or otherwise promptly attended to
Work delivered In the adjoining Towns free cf expense
o. II. FLAGG g. co.
April 10, 1858. dam
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MarbleIzed Iron Ma0tles, Columns. Pc

EaIAIa, IAbLE FgFs, &c, &c.
TINE SALAMANDER MARBLE 60. invite public
attention to their Marbleied Iron, as one Of the
greatest discoveries of the age and for mich hey
ceiyed the GOLD MEDAL at the last Fair of the
American Institute and THE medal at the Fair o.
the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute held at washing
ton in February and March of thus year.
fhis mat rial having metallic basis is more dura-
Die md cheaper than Marble its representations OF
precious Stones and the choicest Marbles in more than
sixty different varieties and surprisingly
beautiful 1t is capable of resisting greater degree of
heat and it cannot be injured by The action acids or
oil. SILAS @, HERRING
The manufacturing department of this Go. is under
the saperinteudence OF + & j. p. Williams, the in.
venors Of the system, and the financial and general
business department that of JOIN RUsToN to whom all
communications may be addressed at the Principal
Ware Rooms, 8l3 b Oadway, New York.
anrl d3nos
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BUDD YOUNG
FRUAT TREES, &c.

asfRs The Worcester Nursery
sSz9T Is now well stocked with large vari.
% saf<NS& ETY. of the best sorts of A es, Pears,
p" Plums, Cherries, Peaches, Aprcots,
amszs>-- Nectarlnes, Ounces, English Gooseber-
ries, Choice Strawberries Dutch Currants, Antwerp
and other Raspberres, Grape Vines, DC.
or This Nursery Is Of the largest in Massachu-
setts and the collection Fruit cultivated in IT, embra
nearly all the varieties ofestabshed repuation and
the Proprietor is constantly adding such kinds pos
superior excellence and worthy OF cultivation
in this climate.
lag- The collection of STANDARD and DWARF
PEAR TREES u.s. extensive, and includes all the best
varieties now much cultivated.
ALSO-a great variety Of
Ornamental Trees and Shrubs,
BaIsam FRS Norway Spruce, and other Evergreens,
Scotch Larch, European Mountain Ash, Horse Chest
nuts, Weeping Willows, Linden and Tun Trees, Honey
sucSes and other varie.ie suitable for this lat
itude, and esteemed for heir beauty.
or Arbor Vito. Buck Thorn Privet, &C., for hedges
A fine collection of Roses, Peones, Dahlies, Border
Flowers &c., &C.
Asparagus Roots, Rhubarb, or Pie Plant, sc.
Garden AID Flower Seeds, In great variety.
BUDS and SCloNS Of large variety of Choice
Fruit, can also be furnished. Also, GRATING WAX
Of superior quality.
IrtARLH CABBAGE and TOMATO PLANTS,
suitable foi transpanling.
w The largest portion Of the Nursery Is now located
on southbrdge street, short distance below t juno
ton Rail Road Stnton whore Trees, &c can DO had,
as they also can at the old place Main street.
CATALOGUES furnished to all who Apply. Vrders
promptly attended to- and Trees &c packed 10 g0 saie
iy any djstance SAMUEL " COFrON,
Worcester, Sd Month, Q, 1888 d. Proprietor.
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WORCESTER. SATURDAY. APRIL % 1853
PAPER HaTGINGs, &c
Not 10000 Rolls Paper Hangings.

4'VV 'OsOOU NUIIs EaptI 1auSuIgS,
Ba:t tie Best Stock, the Best Styles and at looer
prices than aiy cOnee,7s IN this city.
WE would call the attention Of friends, and all
" in want of Paper Hangings, Borders, Curtains,
&C, to our stock, and will e1deavor to show thea.
as large variety Of Styles and from many different
manufacturers, as some Of petty concerns, who
HUMBuG the public with manufacturers sign, and adj
ver'ise 10000 pieces Please give a cqll, and Judge
or yourselves at No iaI Main street first door North
OF the Pest Office PHELPS d HALE.
inches dtIyI
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Havinga HANK.

OFFICE IN CENTRAL EXCHANGE.
fIulE Worcester Mechnnlcs' Savings Bank Ia open
daily for therecelpt Of Depoalts from all classes.
worcester, Oct. /, 1864. ootld&wist
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GUANn!

MO. Peruvian and Patagonia GUANO. Super
IN Phosphate OF Lime, Prof Mapes's Manufacture.
PLOWs--B. Martin & CO., Makers.
Spring Tooth Horse Rakes and Hand Rakes, Wheel
barrows, Ohurns, Hoes, shovels &c. No 26 trout st.,
opposite City Hall. AARON BILLING 4
Worcester, March so, 1858. dswamos.
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Union Rfarir Dressing saloon.

NTEssRs JANKINs o. CLOUGH would most re-
WI spectfuly inform their patrons, and the public
generally that they have fitted up new Hat Dressing
Saloon, In splendid sty o, over the Jewery Store Of H.
d. Goddard a Co., IN the Block recently erected
betweep the Post Office and American Temperance
House, where they will be found in prompt attendance,
upon al who may iavCr them with call Returning
their most sincere thanka, for the liberal patronage
which they have received Outing tho many years In
which they have carried on the business In this city,
effort will still increase the public favor.
w. II. JANK1Ns,
deei4 DIT r. A. CLoUgH
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..prIng SIZE "a and Nap!
DOORS, SAsEES, ARD BLINDS.

DOORS, SASHES, AND BLINDS.
i5NHE subscribers have opened shop at No sol Main
L street, opposite Coon's Nursery, where they in
tend 10 keep good assortment of the above articles
Sashes glazed, unglazed Blinds painted or up-
painted; which sell low as ca. be bought apv
where in the city, Also, constantly on hand, or made
to order, S b. Corbs work, well known TO mannfac-
ture the best work made in this CITY.
Old Blinds re-painted, and broken Windows repaired
at short notice. House Painting promptly attended to
N. B.. Work delivered in any part Of the city free Of
Charge ID. 81 e. p. STEVENS.
je25 d9taw WV
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this Establishment ueng the largest in the city ,
L may be .oaad large and ell selected stock, con
sisting in TT OF rich Scars, uaI Cravats iosiery,
Glsves Under Garments, Suspenders, Stocks, London
and Napoleon Ties Shirts Of all qualities, Isvi
been engaged 10 this business the last twenty years.
comment is unnecessary, they have made such ar.
engagements in Europe that they receiving BY almost
every steamer, the choicest rods the market Affords,
ana purchasers need only call, to satisfy themselves
tt IT ev'ry article in the Furnishing line be found
ere. feb33 dSm
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0. z. HARRIS ,

DE25 IT'S r., Fse
~tiTfrYY 0G3ce and ResidenCe III Yg7f-Y-P
1853 Main street. corner Of Walnut, and nearly oppo
site the Central Exchange
GPsatistactiCn given in all ca Il '52-dly
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J. G. Pearson
XNToULD respectfully inform the public, that he ha
w taken The old stand of Farley 4 Pearson, 2OS
Main street, Worcester, Mass, where he continues TO
manufacture Carhnrt's celebrated patent Ssraphnes,
Melophines and Eolans, single and double reed from
to octavos and Of the best sty and finish
Every instrument made aud sold by the SUBSCRIBER, is
warranted to give perfect satisfaction.
ian1 uawbm
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WYMAN RAW8ON. q
" II TIE N Err STAINE

p a 2 Ea tx q N En-,
Has taken shop the Flour store OF Bliss Sutton
& Go corner IF Mechanic and " orteic b streets,
worcester, Mass. u A II work done reasonable
terms ard warranted to suit.
NJ B.-Particular attention paid to whitening Par
ors, Stores, and oIher niec work. DON mch29
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Hair Mattresses, and Spring Beds.
rAIp Ma,,,a..es and Spring Beds made ioorder, Of
Ill the best quality, AZ $50 Main street, lup stairs
20 '' AZ Ss,ytsS TABER 4 CHoLLAR. q
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Garden Seeds,

u subscribers, feeling the Necessity Of having The
Fnbl'c supplied with good Gan!en Seeds, have made
arrangements to furnish at wholesale and retail oil
kinds OF The best Seeds, selected aud risei by Mr. D-
nus Rice. the well kno~H Gardener ii this CIV Those
wishing to purchase nqumtties SELL or to use them
selves such as Carrot Beet, Onion, any other kinds
Of seed, can be supplied the lowe market Dtices
corner Of Front and Trumtull streets
TAFT Il HARRINGTON
Worcester March ~, 1853 d7w
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WANTS.
Wanted Immadiatel,

by the subscriber, or 3 good Macbnists, to -wu,
ID on Gard Setting, and other light machinery
SAM'L w. KENT.
Leicester, March 4ih, 1853 diff
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-12-09

race. It should not vexist--it m ust
not. Do away with all this--let wars
come to an end, and let friend ship,
charity, love, purity, and kind ness
make the intercourse between man
and man. We are selfish, as If the
world were made for US alone. H cW
much happier would we be were we
to labor more earnestly to prom ote
each others good.p .a aoo3
God has blessed us with a home
which is not at all dark. There is
sunshine everywhere--in the sky,
upon the earth--there would be in
most hearts, if we would look around
Jus. The storms die away, and the
bright sun shines out. Summer drops
her tinted curtain upon the earth,
which is very beautiful, even when
autumn breathes her changing breath
upon it. ' ~ a'a'a
H God reigns in heaven. Murmur
not at being 50 bountiful, and who
can live happier than we. @
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-12-09

.
"MRs. BEN DARBH, or the veal and
wo Of social life" BY "A. Maria
ollinS. Fo .d'aasI s
Moore, Anderson, Wilstach 4
Keyes, have Just issued 8 volume Of
S67 pages, bearing the above title.--
We have read the work from the be-
ginning to the end, and every body
will be compelled to do The same who
commences its perusal. The design
Of the Authoress Is to illustrate the
awful results of intemperance, and
the imminent peril Of taking the first
social glass. The principal heroine,
Mrs. Ben Darby, was reared in high
life and surrounded with all its ad-
ventitious aids. She began with the
sparkling champagne, and ended her
h ignominors career among the lowest
inmates Of the Five Points. The steps
downward are truthfully sketched.-
Besides the principal character, there
are a number Of others in whom the
reader becomes intensely interested,
and this interest grows to the very
last. SKI
The style is easy, natural, beautiful,
chaste, and at times very eloquent
We predict for this work great popu.
larity, and its wide circulation will de
great good. The young cannot reaC
, It without profit, and we would com
: mend it especially to young ladies
that they may see to what awful dan
gers they are exposed, in forminI
, alliances with the faskionGNes in higl
!, life.
/ The mechanical execution Of tn
!, work fully sustains the high reputs
. ton Of the Publishers. We cannC
!, forbear to add our decided disapprc
4 baton of the practice Of inserting i
Il the beginning, or at the close Of
i + new book, sheets devoted to advertise
= ments of other new works. 1t is
bad taste, and we hope these ente
prising Publishers will not continr
to copy after the eastern boOk-makel
q in this respect.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-12-09
Encouraging.

In a kind favor from our esteemed
Brother, VIM. Barbee, Of Troy, o.,
in which he does not forget to enclose
$40 for the Organ, he says:
81 am pleased to learn you are not
disposed to give up the good cause. |
look upon it as the cause of suffering
humanity, crying aloud for help; and
I hope this cry viii not cease to come
up, until it is responded to, and relief
gave.
hope by next election we, in this
county, win be better organized"
Such expressions from such men
as Rro. B. are clear indications of the
deep and determined feeling that now
apparently slumbers in the hearts of
the good and true men in Ohio, and
by and by, it will begin to stir itself
Alright.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-12-09

The CHARMS OF LIFE.-There are
a thousand things in this world to af-
fict and sadden--but oh, how many
that are beautiful and good. The
world teens with beauty-with objects
which gladden. the eye and warm the
heart. We might be happy if we
would. There are ills which we can
not escape-the approach Of disease
and death, Of misfortune, sundering of
earthly ties, and the cankerworm of
grief, but a vast majority Of the evils
which beset us might be avoided.
The curse of ihtemperance, inter.
woven as it is with the ligaments Of
society, is one which never strikes
but to destroy. There is not one
bright page upon the record ofits pro-
gress- nothing to shield it from the
heartiest execrations of the human
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-12-09
$40

q ,10ETvrR CaoMWELL.--C Cronnwell's
sueech to the Parliament, when ne
turned il neck and heels out Of doors,
4 worth reprintiBg, as a specimen Of
me vigorous eloquence Of that strong
headed and strong armed man,
..Tt is high time for me to put an
end to your sitting in this place, which
We have dishonored by your contempt
Of all virtue, and defled by the Prac-
tice Of every vice. Ye are a faCtiOus
crew. and enemies to all good govern
neut, Ye are a pack Of mercenary
wretches, and would, like Esau, sell
your country for . mess of pottage,
and, like Judas, betray your God for
thirty pieces Of silver. Is there a
single virtue remaining among you?
Is there one vice you do not possess :?
Ye have no more religion than my
horse. Gold is your God. Which Of
you have not bartered away your con-
sciences for bribes !?
"Is there q man among you who
has the least care for the good Of the
commonwealth You sordid prosti'
tutesl Have you not defled thu
sacred place, and turned the Lord
temple into a den of thieves? B.
your immoral principles and wicke'
practices, you have grown intolerabl,,
Odious to . whole nation. You VIII
were deputed here by the people t
get their grievances redressed, al
yourselves become the greatest greiN
ances. Your country, therefore, cal
upon me to clean this Augean stable
BY putting a 6nalperiod to your iniqu
tous proceedings in this house ; ar
which, BY Gods help, and the strengt
he has given me, now intend to d
command you, therefore, upon Il
peril Of your lives, to depart imm
diately out of this place. Go! G
you out Make haste! Ye ven
slaves, begone! Take away tn
shining bauble there, (the Speaker
mace, and lock up the doors"
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-12-09

GREAT FEATs IN D1v1NG.--Among
the remarkable feats Of diving lately
performed in Bath, England, it is
mentioned that a seaman dove down
with pair of laced boots on his feet,
and a pair of Wellingtons in his
hand, wearing the Wellingtons and
carrying the laced boots. He after
words dove with a jacket and pair of
trowsers in his hand, dressed himself
while under water, and returning to
the surface, took pipe filed with
tobacco from his pocket, struck a
light, aud smoked while floating On
his back.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-12-09
Thrilling Extract.

I have stood at Regensburg on the
Danube, and at Avignon, in what were
once the torture.ch chambers Of asthetic
Popes. have seen their instruments
Of torture and handled their racks
with what emotions Judge ye. But
when l have looked on distilleries, on
groggeries and on rum shops, have
asked which did the most harm, the
racks and jibbets and stretchers Of
Regensburg, the flaming fire at Avig-
non, or these modern torture chambers
kept by men who yet did not wish
to inAict the ruin they knew they
wrought I have remembered too,
that, a few years ago, the city Of
Boston | suppose it was in irony
asked the Chief Marshal to give such
information as, in his opinion, wa.
best calculated to check the progress
Of crime, and intemperance, Wher
there were 1900 torture chambers il
Boston, 979 in full work every Chris
tian Sabbath day.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-12-09
Campea On the Track.

.r N~--AENNe - N-r~ -~..-'--+ ~
j once read about q wolf hunt. Fo
a long time the wolf had depFe date
upon the community, Folds had bee
entered and sheep destroyed. He bad
been often hunted, but never caught.
The work of ruin went on. One win-
try day two brothers, while travelling
homeward, crossed the track Of the
wolf. " Here / win camp" said one
Of the brothers. |" You 60 back and
bring food, and we will never leave
the track until we destroy the WOLF
The brothers did so, and together they
pursued the wolf until darkness etin,
and then cAMPED ON THE TRACK As
daylight appeared, they again pur'
sued their way, always camping or
the track where night overlook them
Thus early and late they pursued, anC
on the fourth day overlook and de-
\ stroyed him. So we did in Maine
Year after year we toiled, Away
camping on the track. At last VI
triumphed, and our State is rid Of tn
great evil Of intemperance. - NsO
| DOaV. L
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-12-09

TIE EFFECTS oV VorING RIaHT.-The
success Of the Maine Law ticket in Balti-
more, had the effect, on last Sunday, of
closing nearly all the taverns Of the city,
the prOprietOrS anticipating strict enforce.
ment Of the Sunday law. Behold the good
effect Of public opinion, and of voting to
sustain good laws and good morals. The
people Of this country are the sole control.
lers. If they desire peace, quietnees, 90.
briefly, and an observance Of the Sabbath
they have only to Oiu It, and the work il
done. GrOgsellers and rOwdies cover al
once, before a firmly expressed public
Opinion.-Pits. Gaz.