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NEW YORK, May Q, Iss3.-The under-

NEW YORK, May 2, IS53.-The UNDER
~ signed has this day opened an Office No AZ
William street, Merchants Exchange.) for the
transaction of general brokerage business.
Bank, insurance. mining railroad government,
State, and city securities bought and sold
Promssory notes, bills Of exchange, and loans
negotiated
Sep 2l--dtf EMANUEL B. HART.
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butter.-Ihe price ofthe article has largely adj
vanced recently. That for table use was sold
in the centre market, yesterday, al from thirty-one
10 forty cents. II it shall remain at these rates,
housekeepers will be fortunate.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-10-21

the Long Bridge is now passable, having
been completed much sooner than was at first an
ticipated.
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Circuit Court.-Among the yesterday
disposed of was that ofthe Corporation of Wash
mgton rs. John Riley. It appears that the Mayor
had construed the license act of October, 1852 to
mean that prelmnary,to application for
license TO sell spruous liquors, the petitioner must
procure majority the names of housekeepers
living on the side Of the street in which the drink
ing establishment is located, as well separate
majority of the housekeepers on the side oppo-
SITE giving thereto their assent. Failing TO COM
ply with this requirement, license was withheld
from Mr.. Riley; but lie sold his liquors without
one and for this he was fined by Justice Grub.
An appeal was taken 10 the circuit court, which
has decided that the Mayor gave the statute the
proper Interpretation, and that he has discretion
AIRY right to withhold or grant licenses.
Mr.. Carlisle forthe corporation; Mr.. c. S. Wal
lach for Mr. Riley.
The city councils, not approving of Mr. Maury's
Interpretation, passed Joint resolution last Feb
ruary, directing him 10 construe the act of Oc-
Der, 1882, as to require only majority OF the ag
gregate householders in the neghborhood where
liquor establishment is or may be located TO be
necessary TO- assent to license,
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-10-21

No ~ re W God or Coal Fuel.--Wc verify be-
lteve TIA way has been discovered Of warming
houses by burning gas, that viii speedily do away
with the of wood and coal for all heating and
culinary purposes. This will asionish old !ogydom
but we have entire confidence in the fthis
great discovery, and have made arrangements 10
have the Mirror Office warmed By this process.
The flame from single gas-burner, sue. as we
now use can be so didnsed 10 produce any re-
CURED degree OF heat-at cost for gas, md that,
too, al present city rates of only oJoH ficcn o,ts
a day We regard this discovery as one Of the
latest wonders and most useful achievements OF
the age---N Y. Mirror.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-10-21

Water.--Beiore the expiration OF the present
month, the ground OF the great national work of
supplying the city with water from the Great
Falls of the Potomac, will be broken. From one
hundred and fifty 10 two hundred men will be
employed at the commencement and larger
number as the work progresses. Shanties for the
laborers have been erected at the initial point Of
operations, about eight miles from Washington.
Of course, viaducts must be constructed to inter
sect the course of the conduit, 10 preserve the
regular flow OF the water 10 suitable reservoirs i'm
Georgetown and Washington. Captain Meigs
has invited proposals for supplying forty millions
of bricks, as that immense number will probably
be required for the construction ofthe Washington
aqueduct.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-10-21

Fatal Afray-A difficulty occurred in Sewer
county, on the evening OF the ] ith ult., between
two brothers named Walker. II appears that the
two had been TO Paraclita, the county seat, and
on their return home had some difference, when
quarrel cnsued, which terminated in the death of
one of the brothers. Both, il seems, were intoxi-
Gated, and the deceased having gone by his bro
theirs house, there renewed the difficulty by sirik
The other then attempted to procure his gun, but
was prevented by his wife, when he drew knife
and cut his brothers throat! The perpetrat2r Of
the deed, after becoming conscious of the awful
crime he had committed, attempted to put an end
10 his own life, but prevented by the interior
encc of others. Such are the evil effects of in
temperance; one brother for trivial or imaginary
cause. takes the life of another, and becoming con-
scious OF the dreadful reality, attempts 10 commit
suicide Washington (Ark.) Telegraph.
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The Late Accident, by which little boy
ofthe Mexican minister passing over him and break
ing his leg and arm--has, we have heretofore re-
marked, created much sympathy in his behalf. and
demanded an investigation into all the facts touch
ing the occurrence. This is due, not only to the
parties involved, but To the community at large;
and we are glad TO perceive, by the following note
from Gen Almonte published yesterday, that TO
this he, as we anticipated, interposes objection:
I" 10 the Editor Of the Daily Ereniag Star:
WASHINGTON CRY, O1t. 10 1858.
SIR: In your article, Monday evening last, al
iuding To the unfortunate occurrence of little boy
of the name Of Lacy being run over, accidentally
by my carriage, you inadvertently state an error,
which beg 10 correct, by observing that il is a
mistake TO assert that 9 the driver passed with
out taking notice of the accident On the con
trary the horses refined in, the carriage paus-
ed, and an investigation took place on the spot
the coachman being questioned by person whom
| thought was connected with the police as TO the
cause of the accident. II would appear from the
coachmans statement, that the mischance was the
boys own fault, or that OF the companions with
whom he was playing, and not his, the coachman's
However, as the case is going 10 be investigated
in the proper manner, and every facility has been
permitted by me TO ascertain the truth do not
perceive the necessity for arousing public feeling
IN the matter of an occurrence which, though
greatly to be regretted and commisserated
quite as likely TO happen TO the driver of the car
rage Of private gentleman astothe driver of the
carriage of foreign minister
-. N. ALMONTE,
"lfcricon Minister"
In addition to the above, we state that warrant
l,al al. AZ.
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Message of the Governor of Tcnna
Gov. Campbell, of Tennessee, communicated his
annual message to the Legislature of thai State on
the 1h inst. Ii occupies only three columns Of the
NaShrtHe Banner, The receipts into the State
treasury during the year, amounted 10 81 202, 0i6,
and the expenditures to 81 ,2lS, 3S7. The taxable
property in the State is valued at SlS66201l9, be-
ing an average of lands at So 81 per acre. and OF
slaves at S5i7 % The public debt, exclusive OF
current charges and bonds issued to certain com
panes, amounts to S5,7i6, $50, TO meet which, the
State has means amounting TO nearly S5,00O,G00.
A further extension of the free banking system is
recommended, and the favorable consideration of
the legislature is invoked in behalf of the projected
Blue Ridge. the Nashville and Henderson, and the
mon schools and rigid scrutiny into the affairs OF
the several banks in the State are strongly urged,
and agricultural and geological survey # the
State suggested, by way of developing its n,lneral
I resources
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Worcester and Nashua Railroad.

frIs sess zs-Fs=5ss-- Fs--==lss5--i
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The Wonder Of the World

nEVINES' COMPOUND PIrCu LoZENGE.-
IL This is the remedy for Colds, Coughs, Asthma,
Costiveness, and Consumption Ii is be, ond doubt the
cheapest and most efficient remedy ever offered the
public, and praised by all that use It, Read this:
MI Devnes-ssir: heartily recommend your Com
pound Fitch lozense t., the attention o the afflicted
At the suggestion oi Mr. Charles Ronecon of Lansing
bnrgh (who stopping with my brother at the
Poughkee sic HoteD first used The t0zepse cough
and pain in the side OF long standing The physicians
called 1t abcess OF the ungs It's relieved me al
most Iasdately Il has also cured me of long and
painful costveness consider it the best and cheapest
remedy evey brought the attention of the public.
WM. l.. RUTZER.
Sold in Worcester the General Agents prices, by
CALDWELL d HILL, Druggists Taft 4 Hrring on,
Grocers, VIM d. FennO & SOU, Jewel crs, and BY deal
generally through the county.
Orders addressed to d. Fuller d Co No. Will
sons Lane Boston, General Agents for n ngand States
febl4 DIFF
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Imnortanf to Az sick-

nR. C. A. HILL, No. I2l Main street, Worcester,
Mass invites the particular attention of Invalids
and the public, 10 his new and successful method of
treating diseases by the of Magnetic Electricity, and
his newly discovered preparations Of Magnetic Electric
Medicines Years of careful Study end scientific ex-
periments in the preparation of remedial agents as
physician in large and varied practice, have enabled
d.. II. to discover methods of preparing condens
ing and combining, produce The most remarka-
BILE and happy results and effect c~scures all dis
eases oiong standing, and in where the best med
ical skill In the OF common medicines, have failed
Neuralgia, Spinal Disease, Consumption, Dyspepsia
Chronic Sore Throat Chr mic Rheumatism, Plies, Scrof
ua, Chills aud Fever, CuIaneOus Eruptions Mind bis
eases, constitutional Debility, Nervous Affections no
matter from what cause may arise have all yielded
10 his new method of treatment and those who AFTER
sudrng for years from these Diseases and given up all
hopes of recovery have by Or H. been safely conducted
to the Temple of Health.
My medicines be obtained Of me in perso on or by
ettcr, NJ No l2 MAIN stree, aud Of other person,
or in no other place. junl7 DIFF
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Kellinger's Remedies

ARE GER TAIN TO CURE!
MO matter what tie disease or weakness with either
IN sex. The refined Family Lniment 81 each his
remedy for preventing seasickness 81 each. His mag
&c fluid has restored the hair when bald rs es-it new
er iails-Sl e. ch His medical charm will cure
Heaves, Sores Cuts and Bruises aud work the horse
daily, 81 eshb. The Oil Eminent has been used
by Hiram Woodruff and all the best horsemen in the
United States, $50 cenls or 81 doZen.) continues to
delight and asonish Them. Depot $50 Pearl street. N
York CITY, lnsersol a Co. and 476 Broadway, aud of
almost every store and Druggist throughout the city and
country.
n B. The DR. IS Syrup, or Renovsting Cordial, is the
most delightful and Strengthening remedy ever offered
but 10 like magic in leiuvnating the aged
Full and clear dlrt ctons with each remedy.
feb4 dor
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MEDICINES. &C.
To the Amioted.

FV7HIS is certify that have been troubled with
leg caused by disease Of The bone, for more
than thirty years. and for the last five years have suffer
ed the most eXcruciatng pain therefrom. For months
could obtain little sleep night or day and
able attend my business. had tried great mum.
Der OF the skul physicians, but all without avail,
and had about given up hopes ever being any bet
ter. when was advised by friend 10 try Hammsnd's
Eminent. did so, and before had used bottle,
the pain had nearly all have now been using it
more than year different times, and have suffered
but little can therefore recommend to the puhlc
as being On invaluable medicine.
JOHN CoNANT.
Worcester, Dec 4th, 1852
CALDWELL Il HILL, 800 Main street
ian25 Gtf General Agents.
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HOUSE Furnishing Foods.

}. l.. HOOD would inform the citizens OF Worcester
and vicinity that the place to buy all kinds of House
hold Furnishing Goods,
IN The t0West prices for Cash, at prio1tc sale
is at the City Auction and Genera! Furnishy Store No
Pearl street where may be found large assortment of
new and second hand Furnishing Goods of almost every
thing pertaining TO Housekeeping; TRIMS carpet bags
elsewhere.
q. Those breaking up house. keeping, and others
having property TO dispose Of wi do well 10 call az
receive all kinds Of property consignment and in
urgent cases will buy and pay cash. at the shortest
notice.
Sales OF Real and Personal Property promptly attend
ed TO, in any part of the County. j J.. HOOD
Auclioneer anu Commission Merchant
No Pearl street
worcester, March Sth, 1858 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-10

The Celebrated Indian Doctor.
FE'AkES pleasure in announcing 10 the citizens Of
Worcester, and other places, THAI his office is at No.
12l Main ST.
nal Debility whether originating from destruc
tive hahits from other cause, with the train of
bodily and mental evils which follow when nege cted
should make an early application, thereby avoiding much
trouble and suffering, we'll AS expense By this inn
proved method of treatment Dr. II. can safely guar
aHiee cafe and speedy in al cases OF secret dis
ease that may come under his care, how long
standing Either invited to his private rooms
without fear of interruption by other patients as hum
drcds are cured YEARLY by his practical experience and
great remedies.
READ AND REFLECT The afflicted would do
well to reflect before trusting thei health happiness,
and-n many tmir iiUeS. in the hands of pbys
Clans ignorant oil this cass of malades. 1t certain
~ mp9fs5e ioT one mfn 70 Understand all The ills the
YEARS OF PRACTICE, exclsiv ely evoted to the
treatment and study Of Syphilis, Gonorrhea elect
Strlcthres, effect OF solitary habits, lcers upon the
BODY throat, nose legs, Pain the Head or Bones
anu All Mercurial Affections, aid al; impurities of the
Biood whereby the has become EMF ebled
enables the Dr. to oer relief all who NAV place them
selves under his care.
TO FEMALES. All diseases peculiar to Females,
as Expressions regul8 tiles c. speedily and effect
ually removed.
IL I've French Period al Drops and Pills for the
above affections, have been well tested for the last ten
years.
Dr. Hills PTeveniav - for married Indies sent to
any deeton, secure from observation. Price SIS Per-
sons al distance may consult Dr. Hill by letter. pnst
Paid) describing u cir have medicines securely
put up ana forwarded TO part of the IT, States with
1ul and expli' it directions for use Office arranged
win separate apartments, so that patients but
the Dir
" oflce hours from a. NJ, to9PM
apis diff Office 1911 Main ~. Worce 1er
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~ - II II II
LIZ THE subscriber being DESTROYS OF leav- s4s4g
bassS ing this State, offers his entire REAL SsSS
ESTATE ut very low prices, consisting ~z4 -
in part OF one House on Shelby do, unfin
shed, on Laurel street one d. Grafton street 20
House Lots on Laurel Yin do, Grafton street
"a acres OF Land On The Holden road ls9 Acres OF
Laud, with good Farm Buildings in Paxton.
ocI6 DIFF 4. NJ. MERRIFiELD.
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RAILROADS.
Providence ana Worcester Railroad
- ss7s Efs5s5 lEEls tt, rEsz7ass1
sUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

EbmMEH ARRANGEMENT.
On and after Monday, May 9th, 1853, through PAS
ENGER TRAINS will leave follows:
Leave Providence 720 and 80 a. M; and 90 o. IA
Leave " orcesier at $50, and II a. and 4.IO p.
The 7.20 A. NJ. train from Providence, connects
worcester with the Express Trims from Boston for
neW Aotk' ana AbSny, which leave Worcester 9.25
With the Accommodation Train for Springfield and
Albany and alnternedaie stations, which leaves Wor-
With trains Of the Norwich snd Worcester Rail-oad
for Norwich.
With trains ofthe Worcester and Nashua Railroad
Tor Lowell Nashua, Manchester, Concord &c
With Of the Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad
for Fiichburg, Ktene, Bellows Falls &c
Inc ll.30 A. Nj. train from Providence connects at
Worcester with the afternoon Accommodation Trains
from ofcester of all the above mentioned Roads,
The AGO NJ train rom Providence connects at Wor
cest' with The Accommodation Train for Springfield
which leaves Worcestsr at 555 P. NJ.
With the Steamboat train for New York via Norwich
which leaves Worcester at7 ? M.
With the trains Of The FiicbGrg and Worcester Rail-
road, which leaves Worcester at 7.l5 I. NJ.
The II a. II. tram from Worcester connects Wor-
eeser with the morning trains from NorwIch, Spring
ned FIchbuTg, Nashua and Lowell.
AT fruVdenco wi the afternoon traias fer Boston,
Iaunio on New Bedford, Fall River and with Steam
boats for Fal River, and Newport.
The 4l0 2 NJ train from Worcester connects at Wor-
cestet with the Express rain which leaves New York
at O'clock, A. NJ.
With the morning Accommodation Train from Aha
ey; ana Win the midday Accommodation Trains from
Nof"lch' Springfield, Fitohburg, Nashua and Lowell.
~ providence with the Boston and ew ork steam-
boat IRAN iur lev York via Stoningtup
The 720 A. Nj. and 400 P. NJ trains from Providence
and the o'5O n NJ and 4lO P. NJ. trains from v orcester
connect with the trains OF the Norfolk County Railroad
al Waterford.
These trains also at Woopsocket with coach
es for Milford and Mendon.
At huive with coaches FIR attrsville; NJ Viii
tins with coaches fer East Douglass and hnsyilie
AT Farnnm'swth eoacl's for Grafton C,uire New
England Village, and Upton.
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United States and Foreign Patent
APnncV.

Office 80 State, corner Of Congress street. Boston.
HE undersigned, late Principal Exa miner in the
4 United statos' Patent Office at Washington CITY,
has just resigned his office for the purpose establish
ing an agency In Boston for procuring Patents in tins
and foreign countries.
His long official connection with the Patent Office has
rendered him familiar with its rules and practice and
with the history ofinvenon in this and countries;
and this experience with the freouent visits which h.
proposes making to the Patent Office, iusfes him m
saying that his agency will offer Inventors all the
advantages OF one located in Washington. aud, in ado l.
ton, those which result ron residence ia the c,idst
OF mechanical and manufacturing industry.
Advice given upon all relating TO the validity
DC. OF patents, the novelty and pstenlabiily OF nven
tiDns, and i'll the general department oil Mechanical Fin
neutrality-suspicious. and Drawings plepared,-
Caveats fIed,-Reconsideratio procured of applica
tlons that have been rejected upon
paPers,-Cases of Interference and applications for .x-
tension ana REISSUE prosecued,-anG, in general all
business connected with the Patent Office Transacted
with care and promptntss.
British and other foreign poteDts Drocurcd througb
prompt and confidential agents, in LONDON and
The new law recently enacted in Great Britain having
materially reduced the cost of obtaining patents in that
Kingdom, opens to inventors an opportunity Of protect
ing their RI hts, within the British realm, which they
have lever before enjoyed. Pa en- are now granted
which extend over England, Ireland and Scotland
Persons residing at distance may obtain all peces.
sdry information, and have their business nansacted
by writing TO the subscriber post paid) without the
trouble and expense OF a visit 10 Washington.
lie hegs leave to refer those unacquainted with him
to the following testimonials
From The Examiners IN the Patent Office
ne undersigned, Principal and Assistant Examiners
IN tne united states Fatei 'ice, have for several
years been well acquainted with Mr. samuel Cooper.
lately Principal Examiner in this Office; and lake
pleasure in stating that he gentleman of the hia hest
moral Character OF unque,toned knowledge in the
business aud practice Of the Office and shat his scien
INC auanmens are such as emmently tit him Tor the
business IN which he is about to engage
Henry q. RENwICK, n ,
J.. ID. GALE, F.Wcp~
j. II LANE. e&GmlheTS.
AsSlstaht E1amtnerS-t II. Peale, Thos T Eve
Chauucv l.Yngd
'from long acquaintance, and intimate official rela
lions with Mr.. Cooper fully am heartily concur in
leagues. MmPN FITZeERAI1
Late Principai ErGminer Of PatenfS.''
NJ FROM Hon sherman Leland Boston,
nave been well acquainted with Mr.. Cooper for
many years and have the fullest confidence in his
iaithiulness and integrity. s LrI4NpD
feb 5-d3taw& W lamolyr SAMUEI COupER
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Feathers. Feathers.
I UST received, large Invoice OF lave Geese Feah-
- ers selling low, wholesale and retail al $50 Main
street, 4uF stairs.) TABER Il CHOLLAR.
oct9 i.wtr
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Q. G. Flanders,
I AS now in S ore and offers Tor sale low for Cash
! 4 The following articles:
Il hbls. Pow. and Crushed SUGARS.
2O do. y. and e, Refined do
~ lbs P Rico and Muscovudo do
u boxes Bro Havana do
10 his. P. r. and New o. MOLASSES
10 chests Old and Young Tyson TEAS
- do Extra Fine OoIong and NJ Yong do
~ boxes NO. ard EXT No. J SOAPS.
10 do. Bets Kendails Chem do
All OF which will he sold at a small advance for
Cash, al No. Southbddge Street
Worcester pril rs. 1858. d3w
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Marbleized lion Mantles, Columns. Ped.

Marbleized Iron Nantes, Columns, Ped
EsTALs, TABLE TORS, &C., &c
FTNHE sALAMANDER MARBLE co. invite public
Il attention TO their Marbeifed I,on as one Of the
greatest discoveries Of the age, and for which hey re-
celVed the GOLD WED5L at tile last Fair Of the
American Institute, and 1HE DfEDAL at The Fair of
the metropolitan Mechanics Institute held at Washing
ION IN FeD'uarv and Mach Of this year.
This material, having a metallic basis is more dura-
pie ana cheaper than Marble It's representations of
precious stores and the choicest Marbles in than
sMy olneient varieties exact and surprisingly
beautiful II is capable Of Resisting oreate, dcor, f
oil. SiI A. n uEDuING
The manufacturing department of this Co. is under
The superintendeDce of Il r. A T. f. Williams the in
yentors OF The system and the financial and general
business department that Of JonN RusroN TO whom all
G9glm1,lealions my be addressed at the Principal
ware BoJms, sl3 Broadway, New York.
april d3nos
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Hobensack's Norm svrnn.

An article founded upon scientific principles compound
ed with purely Vegetable substances being perfectly
sale when taken and can DE given the tender
mi ant with decided beneficial effect where BoweN ON
plants and Diarrh@a have made them debil-
taied, the Tonic properties my Worm y rup such,
that II stands without equal in the catalogue OF med
lccs IN giving tone and strength TO the Stomach which
makes 1t an inailihle remedy for those afflicted with
DYSPEPSIA the astonishing performed by this Syn
up alter PLY sciaRs have failed the best evidence Of
It's smperior elhcacN over All others.
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT.

Building Lots for Sale.
{ IN Eliot street, very near Laurel street Church.
~ Inquire at RICHMOND's
No. 265 Main street.
worcester, March 9Th, 1858. dom