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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-08

Ora MEXICAN RELATIONS understand
that orders have been received At Governors
Island, from the war Department, for the i'm
m diata transmission TO the Rio Grande FROM
tier ofa very large quantity Of artillery, anu
milton and ordinance store0, in amount
than General Taylor had during his whole
campaign. This step has undoubtedly been
taken in consequence of the movements of San
ia Anna, who is concentrating on the same
fronlera very laige military force, and sup
plying it very largely with the munitions Of
wal.
Such movements on the part OF the two Gov
enments, especially while so many points OF
difference remain unadjusied, naturally excite
considerable appIehtn ,ior. The Mesilla Valley
dispute, the more recent embodiment at Ell
Paso, the ruid Of Carva Il and company a IT.
tie over year ago, the disputed G4ray grant,
and the In Ian incur ions on the Mexican pro-
vinces, which we are bonnd ty treaty 10 SUR
press, offer numerous pFovocaIions TO collision,
ich more prudence and pacific purposes than
Santa Anna is supposed to possess, will be re-
quired to avert.
J At the same time, many who are well ac-
/ uuainted with Mexican affaiIs believe that San
ia Anna is not desirous of renewed hostiities,
and that the demonstrations are intended sim
ply to back up the demands he makes for very
large ndemnities from our Government on ac-
count of Indian incursions upon the Mexican
territory. These demands, which less than a
year since amounted to above $1,000, 900.
have now reached tWjce that sum. We ap-
prehend it will be m qter Of considerable df.
tculty to induce oar Government to make
payment Of so large sum, though we think it
not impossible that compromise may be ef-
fec.ed W hich shall involve the sacrifice of the
Garay grant as an effect TO these demands
Mr. Gadsden's instructions, We have reason
to believe, are eminently pacific in their ten
dency, while they contemplate the contingency
of still fnrther accession of territory Y.
Times.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-08

The Yellow Fever is still raging in New Or.
leans From two to three hundred die daily
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-08

nv vs,us Of authority we sppoini Nes'rs. EANE
A. - -.ur seents 20 solicit Subscriptions aud sd-
ve,ttsemehts. Read their card
TIE TYPO; published monthly st 81 South
,h,-5 sfrset be ow hesaut. az 'RASE q o's
Phi sde phia, where advertisements are received
IA forwsrisd 70 all the ealing jru'nas in the
n ,ites States an ! Canadas.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-04

FULF1LMENT OF SCIENTIFIC PREDIC-
T1oNs.-Capt. Mckay, of The clipper Sovereign
of the Seas, previous 10 sailing from New York
for San Francisco, IN August last, addressed a
letter TO Lieut. Maury, of the National Observa-
tory at Washington, requesting copy of the
fourh edition of his 'Salling Directions, for the
use of the voyage Lieut.. Maury answered the
letter, stating that if Capt. Mckay would follow
the directions laid down, the Sovereign of the
Seas would be able TO cross the equator in the
Pac fc, on OF before the 25th day of October, and
would reach San Francisco in one hundred and
three days.
The Sovereign Of the Seas crossed the line on
ly "A hours behind the predicted time, and drop
ped anchor in the harbor of San Francisco one
hunired and three days and TWO hours after leav-
ing New York. This prediction, on voyage Of
1900 miles, is forcbe illustration of the ben
e6ts of modern scientific research.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-04
. he % lip 5pp.
TUESDAY. JANUARY 4. 1853.

MAINE LoUoR LAw.-An erroneous i'm
preston very generally prevails, that the liquer
law of this State, Maine, Rhode Island, and the
proposed one in New Hampshire, are nearly
identical, and that, consequently, legal decision
on one of them is applicable to ALL This is
great mistake. Ours is quite unlike the others,
in many essential provisions and it is on this ac-
count, that have paid less attention to the ju-
dicial decisions in other States than we otherwise
should. The bill In New Hampshire, for in
stance, which was referred TO the Judges of the
Supreme Court, and by them pronounced uncon-
stituliOnal on so many points, differed from our
law in each of these particulars, so that our law
was clear of all the objections made to that.
So, also, in the case of the Rhode Island law,
it is found, on comparison, that Judge Curtis S
opinion, deciding it to be unconstitutional, does
not touch our law, in one of its particulars Our
law most thoroughly and searchingly discuss
ed in both branches of the Legislature, and va
rious amendments were adopted in order to per-
feet it, and to keep it clear from any constitution
al objection. If ii is liable to any such objection,
it has not yet been shown, and especially is il
true, that it stands yet unaffected by any Judicial
decision.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-04

MISSOURI RAILRoADs-T The Legislature 90
M; missouri are oing great business in Railroads
Inc Northern Railroad bill has passed both
houses by large maiorities and the "Paciie Rail.
road bill the Senate The latter bill grants
Iahas 10 the Pacific Railroad for its construction
credit to Southwestern branch the Pacific Rail-
road, by Jefferson City, to any point in jackson
county to be built in five years, and grants one
million additional credit The accounts and Stock
Oh the two routes to be kept separate. All pres.
S ana state credit is to be solely APP
mat portion of land due the road from 81. Louis
70 the point of branching, to be applied 70 The
Faciiic Railroad. The st. Louis Republican ex.
presses its belief that the Northern Railroad as
wen as the Pacific, will soon be built. 1t propo-
Of i"e .s depot be located in the Northern part
ana the Iron Mountain Raiiroad in the Southern
IN. Y. Jour Com. way u'Hoin
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-04

Ey statement of Professor Olmsead, at a
lecture in New York City, that the telescope At
Harvard College Observatory is smaller than that
at me Russian Observatory at Pulkova, has call
ed out the following remarks in The Boston Tray
eller: '"'
me two telescopes at Pukova, and at our
cambridge, are the largest achromatic refractors
hitherto constructed They are exactly of The
same SIZE, and in their mounting, manageabilitv
ana performance, are so much alike, that if placed
fose''er' one could not easily be distinguished
from or preferred to the other Within a e.
weeks, the English opticians have for the first
llme succeeded in casting larger Object class
tan mad ever heretofore been obtained: b1t or
It's performance, we have not as yet received anv
satisfactory account from its owner, Rev. Mr.
Cfalg' or any other astroaomer; and. indeed
from The rude manner in which il has been mopn,'
cd compared with that of the two above men
uohed' 1t Is doubtful whether it is at present avail
aoie Tor any nice Astronomical observations.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-04

AFFECTIVE SLAvE.-Tbe Dispatch published
in the Island Of jamaica, speaks OF Rev Mr. Gar
net, who delivered lecture to IA large and respecta-
tIe audience in Kingston, on the recent Fugitive
Slave Law in the United States. This Mr. Garnet,
says the same print, is the same negro missionary
spni out and employed by the United Presbyterian
Church, as an ordained minister of the gospel. He
Mas born slave in Maryland, United States; es-
capped from bondage, along with his parents, when
;bout nine years of age; obtained, by his dill
.ence and zeal, literary and theological education,
and was licensed and ordained by the Presbytel ian
Church in America, minister in the state Of
New York. When the fugitive slave law came in
free in the states, he fed 10 Eug and-oAered his
services to the Mission Board of the United Presby-
t,rian Church, and was unanimously accepted. He
was at Kingston on his way 10 Wesmoreand, w here
he is TO be located
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-04

nnhNhv sc,EAcE AND ELooo ENcE ON New Wants
Ia ne quarterly sndents of Fatons Private
sch"ol, III worcester Bank Block made h.antinI
present. 10 Their teacher w Eaton AS New Var
KY splendid clock present. d, accomna,ied rs
wei"llowine neat and spcs address from Byrpn Co.,
Nno, having been selected by the students as IN, -
NOUN piece, Byronised us follows: 10 w
~, = an ulu ~ ing There time for everything -
w. as your Students Mr. Buton have thnnsht H.
liM 10 be The acceptable time for Won 10 nrcent Iii
wssnou Wishes oil your students, hia time keeper&
Inave inet Time inter- time with you on, teacher
"PohsNe heell warned by You not to lose time. yo1
nay frequently told us that time is money and money
poVer and have advised US MI mpro,e ever, second
mnte, ana hour We feel that your advice Il mn, ev
or ms been, good for ny; but, knowing how hard il IL
10 KEEP iime properly ourselves have thought IL best
70 hhng Time" by iis neck, in school room, and le
hep liseli 80 please acrep this tribute of time and
mn, ~ WIN You, Mr. Eaton, speak counsel for many.
mny Yeas, before either shall have run down l. NJ
Ea' nave been selected by The students of his school
Us Ter representative and do now In then bebaif me-
senyou' WIN our hearts best Wishes, this clock a. a
NtN Years gtf May the year 1853 he a,enr Of mod
llmt' WIN prospect of many good times coming
M Eaton then speecifed his gratitude rave the,,
counsel or the new yehr, and thus ended very peos.
ant New Years morning.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-04

"a The City Fathers of Cincinnati have H.,
mad constructed for in extinguisbioy fires
s'e9h IRE engine, and public trial Of If !, 10,
proved entirely successful 1t throws six s,rea,ns -
wafer by steam power, works constaptlv and So,
canbe generated in five minutes, and Kent nm :, ~
QUIZ any difficulty for any length of time II il d,a,sn
by porses assisted by the power of the macbinerv
What next. -' "'"oii'ilery'
wy Accounts from Sicily state that the erpp,;on
OF fiount Etna, which commenced on the ooh ~
August still lasts causing alternate homes and co..
accord ng to the increase or dinin ton in The
NY lava that shoots forth from the 6rerv rniun
Inc mountain continued to send forth lond ropor,s
and to shoot up globes of thick smoke. inersnersad
with fine ashes. '"''' Si'erseo
~ OF the 200 members of the next House &c
representatives. OF this State, only 80 were member
las year, and 10 OF these are from Boston.
lJ Provisions have advanced within ,be n..,
rev Gays to an eHtrayagant price in Columbia and
VICINITY Fresh pork sells at from forty to 6fv
cents per pound; -four $50 per barrel; fresh beer
twenty hVe cents per pound, and other articles noe.
essary 10 sustain life have advanced in an eoua "a
"o'-H@~ Joaquin (Cai) Repubiican.
!, W Our solar system sricher by two new nlape,s
npn !, was a week ago. One was discovered :,
L"'s from balcony in the Rue lie Seine. bv ! SIM
pc painter, through simple spy glass; j,doa r.
pe ,no' 'l"aon OF our astronomers at the "Imner;.
y Observatory Alias Correspondent
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-04

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER WAsHINGToN
At BosroN.-The u. S. Mail steamer Washing
ton, Capt Fitch, from Bremen, via Southampton,
Dec. l3, for New York, put into this port, Jan I'd,
short Of coal. She has experienced succession Of
heavy westerly gales, and stormy weather, which
mas ptouacled her voyage beyond the usual time,
and compelled her to put in Tor "a supply Of lueI,
which was about exhausted.
Ii is just years ago to morrow hat the steamer
Hermann OF the same line, put INTO Ihls port short
of coal, after passage of % days from Souhamp-
tom She arrived in the hnbor badly iced up aud
bore evidence of hard usage in '''-- ,oar as sse
The Washington, however. does mol --alA2
- - ~ p AND CARELEssNEss.-In Sv.
eao"se' laSt week, woman went out to see
T Te, ana 'ell TWO children in charge of girl
LII III ~ 'e'l asleep but soon awoke with her
clothes all on fire. the children havinq nIaced
camPhene lamp on The stove. Some nassers. INV
put out the hames, but the poor girl died from her
injuries. ' ii''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-04

MSS Tobn p Jewett < Co., the publishers OF
,Unce Toms Cabin, having received me lollo"o o
inc e,istle from the south, have handed the same
over 70 US -o
NemDhis. Tenn, Dec. o. 1852.
send YOU an advertisement for your paper,
THE Iberator,' supposing you wan pooilsn Ia
a recommendation for Uncle Tom: sow au ul
tiona will be given, If she Is brought oacA " ''A0
man who stole her.
g75 REWARD.
Runaway from the subscriber, on the Z(tn oay
Of September last. light-colored mulatto Negro
Woman. named Mary Ann or Polly. She Is rain
er small has straight black hair, and generally
keen, it neat also is tasty IN her dress; her
face rather long-has rather high cheek BONES
and is slightly freckled-a little round shout
dered a
and he other a brown figured calico, and PINK
bonnet She usually wears two gold rings, one
plair, the other a double heart. She wears NO 4
ladies' shoes. She is intelligent, and converses
well-can read print and probably write. Will
pay 20 dollars if taken in the State or seventy
dollars if taken out of the State, and confined III
Jail so that | can get her. ,,,
ULYSSES McALLISTER.
Aberdeen, Miss, Nov. 22d, 1852.
Put this in Uncle Toms pipe, and smoke 1t.
re- Here is another, received from the South
by the same firm, accompanied by mutliated
copy of Uncle Toms Cabin in order to make the
postage more burdensome
Let it please your misrepresentation to keeT
suct documents North of Mason and Dickson
limo NOLO Sci L.
Li5cr0tor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-04

All the telegraph wires leading out of this CITY
were broken by the ice on Saturday last, and up
to last evening had not been repaired SO as to
work. Between this city and Clappville. a dis
lance OF only miles, there were twenty breaks,
by far the largest number ever known at any one
time since the line was built There are large
number of men at work mending the wires, and
they Will probably be put in working order to-
morrow.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-04

w We invite the attention of our readers 10 the
Advertisement in another column of the Coneavo
Convex Speclaces Of Semmons & Son. 70 the mn.
nenus testimonials Of Physicians in their favor
sonF Of which arc published in another column
Weidd the following rom one Of our own citizens.
WORCESTER, Dec. 20, 1852.
r, From an examination Of the Concayo Conway
speilacles made by II. Sermons & Son, an, in.
clued to regard them as superior to any former in.
eol.'on besldeS 'he advantage dcrivabc from the
10 quite ease the eye, and thus guard against weak.
ness aud inflammation ol that organ.
CALyIS NEWTON, NJ. D.,
Worcester Medical Iastituiioa.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-04

- ia1Sss'ssss lssznslsSss- JRso.-Th;s ..a,;..
citizens will have another opportuntv-nerb,ns ,ha
Witness the performances of this musical
prougy' whose equal, considering her age has never
Dee" listened TO in this city. The audience at the
iaS' concert seemed perfectly taken by SURPRISE at
her correct musical taste, and brilliant execution
ana appauded and encored, as we never saw a
worcester audience do before. We feared. how.
ever that the Germanians would not feel al if there
was sufficient encouragement to induce them To br;no
her here again. But upon the strength of assor.
ances that the impression she produced could no,
'a' 70 VI Inc house. they have concluded 10 try the
experiment. We have not doubt of its entire sue.
cess; and we trust and believe, that the receipts
VIII be SO large this evening to secure still ano,b.
er visit, II her further services can be obtained.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-04

SLAVE CAsE.--The case Of Rachel Parker. tho
n"seu s'ave, who was taken from Chester county.
~ WIN come on Tor trial IN Baltimore on the AZ
~, 'a Ts'y '"s.' correspondent Of the Penns, Iva
ec'ed' aud that the anti slavery people have aodd
lawyer engaged, who takes considerable inle,cs, i,
IT. Inc same correspondent writes from Bal,i,noro
,nus'--"lh here are also one or two LAWYERS ensaoed
by The Governor of Pennsylvania, who hays hea,
dence." e"'"s up evil
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-04
Miiler's Operatiol

FOR Filling Teeth OverExposejL
ms operation, original with The rber. has
been performed by him, during Two m sag Years,
nearly three hundred times, with lie a ne tooth
p naS,s SO lar as Known Also BY neulshed
Wbo i bsys whom nom ne Instructed more 'hy years ago,
,nn a1 nave oeen emnenily sacctssiu NO uther
, ,eeth1 ~ treatment beret fore in nsu 80 many
eyn"ss % saved alter their Living melnes become
decfi MILLER:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-04
Couehs. Colds. and consl

The VEGETABLE PULMONARY Ban @,so "a
vorably and extensively known Tor the pas# eur
Notwithstanding the runy other prepaladq OF wv u
BY general con.eni OF physicians and It'd aeS'r'f
edged MS the STANDARD REMEDY icf dsfas
the Lungs, Throat and Chest CerlfcM 10 a." Ia
any extent, msh, oe eiVen y oeeuga ,iois have
qnre ioT II 10y us ~noie ha'le' q 1aH Vhol,sae
Druag.s :, SO India street, Boston, and y, 1isr.
ter by Apothecarits generally; also ln ~
chants and Apolhecaries throughout tAeN WV lgm
Price so els 4fl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-04
Winter CIothin (

MACULLAR, WILLIAMS q 90 re 1', n
large Stock OF the most fashionable An es. mi,
TER CLOTHING that ever was Ffesf {. =, aige
BY rare comDin ttion of science ~ y u' ,o4
bed to offer vr>tmel Is of The newas 81 |,',1I Il
turing aud fashionable coors, and W9t'
lures, at tie yer, lowest remuoer e. n e 10 ii
Macullar, Williams y Co ihy'e ~ .,anasl
their bazaar, and inspect their unIifAle sGbic 8
Clotling. Boys clothing OF eYerY NNlie9 1rsadss
ofeyery fashionable Sly e, is on saRnip i..l, A4
Nacuar, "a illi,ms ~ Co., III Piper N III
Street, sign of the Full Dressed Mani,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-04

DIG Lu@P'-We have TO record the finding of
another "bg chuuck" of the Freedoms metal w. ~
prolific vicinity Of Sonora. II was G,und ,eco,i,,
1y couple OF Flenchmen, Al the head Of D,apoo1
1"lch' and weighs ll6 ounces. Ii was sold ~ A.
hammond, the banker Tor $1,000. Il il of nm oh,
i,ong '9fn, and has somewhat the appearance Of
lafge IrISh poiatoe. The finders were merely mos
pes.lne' and found il only few inches below lhe
su'''ee o' the groOnd.-iSoaora (Cai.) Herald.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-04
30 I'm M YDE

No 81 h-xcnanSe, and Mon BROKER,
n No. goo Main street.-Uncurr,n Notes,
Dfals, Stocks, ana Specie bought ands piIs ofEx-
f Ena1sS drawn on Barring Brol1ers. able in
ENGLAND, Ireland, Scotland, DC, ID sum IN Drafts,
Snu Notes collected in any State in theninn and the
"a ma Loans negotiated, &c. Nc. o"'
once directly front ofthe Worcaste,...s end ee
PoSne the Worcester Comfy Bible Soct, eposGoIS
WOICesler, Mnp IL 1859 - - dlsu
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-04

IMPORTANT CAsE.--The United States supreme
Court have decided, ~ the case of Richard Ellis.
plaintiff, in error, W.. the people Of ILLINOIS, tba,
the law Of Illinois against harboring and secretinp
negro slaves Is constitutional. Nudge Mclean dis.
fentlng. The plaintiff in error had been indicted
and convicted under the law Of Illinois, for "harbor-
ing aud secreting negro slave" and the decision
OF the State court is confirmed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-04

IL n
Is new antexieuded combination ~ 10y
It's tue has ouhle significance, It is coy, od9r
ten primary o0is the most richly deErota Of
mentary perfumes. 1t is dedicated IN ,ba, ~ see
ceiy dislingnlhed by refinement Ii * 5,,. So
those persons tasteful eles aEce in whose ci 81 10
sensbllIes IeAdes perception ct odoIs ed
discriminating md delicate to those ybo ehelsive
ate he biind iiaeee 0! nth bouque of he .'i
simple odGfs' 70 justly proporlonet and ar, rD's
blended, that fom them flows hsrmon;ors
that realizes IL lis effect the highest desire " IIo'
dressed % lh 'pprecage Of Our owl count, = t "a
conscious "I M dignity Of American lt6remsi,, "aq
transfer Their s,ncion from foreign articles ~, ea
or Inferior Huaily' rendered falsely ATTRACTIVE
diy OUTSIDE 10 ~ American prediction Of hcI,
nor intrinsic excellence Illustrated by ebag,el ~
ttUt exterior, and who can distinguish be,yy va
yentiohal fashions in The Old World, and tlu,bp s
opponents in he New. 1'"'ql 1t'
This beautifully and bland Extract. or svon..,
rich fragrance ana all other Of Mr. Harison,s pd,s
can be obi aimed Of i'iilil T
EDWARD H. MARSH, Apothecsrv
corner Main and Pleasant SIS. Worr..,s, n.y..
dec24 DIV 'eii Aass z
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-04

TaB"At the burning of the Valley 1ro.oi =.
bellows Falls, on Monday morning. two gi,ls
Jumped from the third story and fell with great
,orce upon the frozen ground beneath. one of tbem
,nra,ving her back broken, and the other her ribs
lhey are not expected to recover '''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-04

This is the most efectual leinedy eS n, aallg-
the THROAT DiSTEMPER, pr Nhi JfG CAN
nant patrid Sore Throat, SCARLET l'iis.sH in
KER, CANKBR RASH, GANkER n. pR.
ChiidIrn -, niu 1,n,, a',a tne Aeflg ~ lsthing
Mncons Nan,hrai a1I al'i1st AZ ah1N aad the
nv canals ~ sII a. '"o Muufhs ~ Hllenta-
sept7. dtf o43 Mains s't'',
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-04
Qg- FOLSOM ING. m

Thousands of Parents who use Vermirogo cou,o
Of Castor Oil, Caomel, DC. are nor aware I,, ~
they appear to benefit the patient, they are scr,'Y
ing the foundations Tor series OF diseases such 40
lVatIop, loss oil siehl, weakness Of limbs, &C.
In another column will be found he aarar,;,.u.-
Hobensack's Medicines, TO winch weask ne o.o,a
all directly interested IN their own as we'll astbX
dreu's health. In Liver complaints and All 9,oJ
arising from those OF bilious type. you shouldn't
OF The only genuine medicine, Hobtasac6's Iiyr, n
~ Be not dsceiofd,n but ASK for Boten
Worm syrup and Liver Pills, aud observe thsI eoe
the signature olhe Proprietor, J. n. HoBENS
as none else are genuine.
l.. f. LAZELL, E. II. MARSH and Sc
Jr Agents for Worcester.
nOvl3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-04

Gray Hair Changed by the use Of
Deusen's improved Wahpene.-me \
iion which This celebrated article has acquired
satisfactory results, has NOW become ,hdOuahyl
lished. Among the various remedies Of The
day, offered l0l the Improvement Of the hunAf
this preparation, the result Of patient and M
Physiological research, has extensively fcpiyA
merited public favor. 1t requires but The cafaE
cation OF "Van DeHsen's Improved Wahpae.n &
bic to The directions nruishel, to be conyncek
henericiai effects. To those whose hair from Il
or other causes, becomes Impoverished or mk
this preparation will cause il 10 be newly reid
with a thick and luxuriant growth, and GRAY
become changed and to return oils Original I'd
Agents for Worcester, CALbW ELL q HI
ecaiies, 229 Vain street. nW27 Il
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-04

PRoF. ROuNER has returned 10 the CIV fnd re-
moved his studio 10 the splend,d rooms in lin Block,
over h. d. Goddard & Co.'s store, where he oses 10
open
DrGaoing and Painting Aca5m
for Adults and Youths. The tennis will be dollars
for "A lessons, provided sufficient nOmbu ps arc
obtained.
Mr. Il. viii continue 10 paint Portraits s nal anu
will guarantee perfect likeuesses. specIm& OF us
work may he seen at his r0ums, and Ladrs teh'''-
men are invited 10 call, and examine AZ 'a3 seisNSt
decd o."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-04

w The School Committee will meet at the Com
mon Council Room, in the City Hall, for organiza.
ton, &C., at 8 O'Clock, this morning.