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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-01


M 19s ask is this enc question,
If You have got any lungs,
If yon have got a stomach,
If you have got liver,
If you have got any blood
If you have got mucous membranes, or any other
members of The body that = heirs to ills''
Are you not interested in this great remedY-Devnes
Compound Pitch Lozenge! Store, fremont Temple.
;. ID. FULLER ~ co Pioprietors.
Sold in Worcester by Caldwell 4 HILL Oi uggists,
Agents Taft Il Harrington, ciJcers, and by dealers
generally, myI4 diff
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FOR, AUSTRALIA

.asg1 PIONEER Line Of Monthly Packets. The
SAAll%s new and elegant clipper Sh p SCI RANGER,
1900 tons burden, Just launched will sail from New
York. for Port Phitp and Melbourne, Australia, on
the FIRST OF JUNE.
Beng the zenith ship Of the above line, and will be
fitted up and 1rOysioned the superior manner
as her predecessors From her superior model the Sea
Ranger will undoubtedly make quicker passage than
any other vessel now advertised for Australia,
cepng steamers, ai0rding passengers desirable
opportunity than has previously hcen offered. passen-
gers will receive free passage from Boston to New
York. For passage which will he al lowest rates ap-
ply to WIN. ELLIOTT d CO.,
ap30 d4w Ii Doaue street.
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ICE ICE.

INHE subscriber would respectfully inform his GUS
toners and the public generally that he prepared
TO furnish full supply OF Ice at the following prices:
Ct lbor all quantities less than 5000 in season
is +" =" from 5000 5000 &c
10 - =" over 5000 &C
NO SEASON CONTRACTS TAKEN
His Teams will start Monday, the 2d day of May,
and the drivers III be instructed to call all his for.
mer customers and ask continuance of patronage.
Those who have changed Il cir residence since Oct Is,
1852, and those who may wish for Ice will be promptly
supplied by leaving their orders at the office.
REFRTGERAT
Those wishing to purchase invited to call and ex-
anime the and varied assortment OF ew
and second hand Refgeatos be found in the City at
low Price
~ Office No. 3 Mechanic St. South side OF u. S
Hotel ALDEN II. SEARS.
Worcester, April Is, 1858 DIM
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Ribbons and Mllllnarv Gnnas

h0 Cartons Style Bonnet Ribbons. IL do. TafTeta
CO do. Cap Ribbons; rs ps. G locia Taf1eta Mode
ana Marseline silks, ior Bonnet Innings, &c.
English and French Grape, Lawns, aIlton Musns
and ful! assortment of all kinds of Bonnet Materials
which we offer at wholesale and Retail at very low
prices. MILES a BROWNING,
APPS DIFF $50, of Main Walnut sts
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[pRICE TWO CENTS
DRY GOODS, &c
GRAND DRY GOODS RUSH /!
AT MARTIN STOVES

LsGies and Gents let call your attention
To the New Spring Goods TO he found at cur Store
Such as Carpets, silks, and Shawis, We'll mention
Which we sell much lower than ever before
Come, then, and you'll find goods just TO your mind
OF the richest of fabrics and styles,
From the Cashmere plain, from stOried Spain
From sunny France aud the British Isles:
Then Coue buy your Dry Goods Mt Martin Stoves
The best pice in town, every one knows
Come, then, ye sturdy Yeomen that till the rocky soil,
Hou find in Store goods just suited yonr wear
And all ye hardy Mechanics, honest sons of toll
Fer there's no goods that with Stoves will fer cheap
ness compare
The Ladies all flock to look at our Stock,
The reason why need not tell!
For they very well know that Mnriin Stowe
Has The best AID cheapest goods TO sell
Come, then, and wi pleasure We'll show Won our
Stock,
For the best goods in town No. Fagg's Block
Then come from the Farm, the Factory, and Shop
From each busy scene OF b1sIle and strife (;
Come all who would follow the feuisr;s. Of fashion
Come all who would purchase he comforts of le
Look what mighty thrung comes pouring along,
As the jhnnderi tide of the river flows
Hark that shout which breaks the air,
We are bound for Martin Sfuwes
For the best Place to buy Dry Goods every knows
Is No Flagg's Block, AT
app dawIf MtRTIN STOVES.
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NE HUUHuTIOtFt OIINr IOT sale LemueI GIIbeTI7H tn
tent.aciion and Boudoir PIANO FORTEs Of DIFF
fcrent styles, VIZ:
The 7 Octave, in Carved Cases,
the and Octave In plain round and round Cases.
the and Octave IN square Cases. with prices varying
from S2O0 to $500; The Boudoir style which Is So.
perior 10 Others IN form and tone the Octave In
carved Gases the Octave In plain Cases. prices om
S25O TO $500. All the above have GHberps Patent
dction aud superior to any others In the Market
and will be sold or exchanged on favorable terms.
Also, Seraphiaes, sEoiians, and Melodians,
from the bes'-Niakers. Music Books of all kinds A
nchoice selection Of New Sheet Music, Piano Stools,
ehrleys Furniture Polish &c Piauos 10 let tuned aud
repaired. EMERY PERRY, Professor, and
apy daw,f A. ANDREW WIS, Teacher OF Music.
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A FEW choice Canary Birds Also Cages, Foun-
IA tains, &C., at BlGELOWiS,
ap4 DIFF l. Maple street.
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THE WONDER or THE World!
Devlne's Compound Pitch Lozenge

TINE Great Remedy for Colds, Coughs, d &C.. is the
4 cheapest medicine off red 10 the public. The
following extraordinary shows effects if faith
fully used Let the dsprDg in yald read this case and
hope 90. If not able to purchase, call Agents
and get II box Ifee, such persons welcome:
My Friend, Reaf This Messrs S. d. Fuller &
Col had cough for almost Il year, with
bleeding the lungs and raised great quantity of bad
mater and have been under the OF Of The best
phys icians Boston and have used great deal Of
medicine, but without any other effect than grow
worse, and my MUSICIAN said could not be cured
commenced using Devme's compound Pitch Iozenge,
about five weeks SINCE and their use has done wonders
for me. hnk they have cured me, and feel thankful
that good II medicine is within the reach of tho
afflicted. JOSEPH PARKER,
No. 10 Tileston street.
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Buildings Removed.
NnTIGE

N . I I . u
fE'HE undersigned formed Co partnership, the
4 18th day of March last and will continue business
at the old stand of t A. CLARK where they win be
happy to receive the patronage of their friends aud
public generally. I. A. CLARK.
April II, 1888. DIFF E. II. SANFORD.
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- LYON 8
KATH AIROM
FOB THE
-. ~ al R
Lyons Kathairon,

For Preserving, Restoring, and Beamifying
the Hair.
4 Nausng it to grow luxurianty and giving il soft
~ and curling appearance, of the delightful char
acter. I he KATiiAIRON neutralizes the effects of
diseae climate, and old age, in preserving restor
ing the human Hair, after a Badness of many
years,-eeanseg the scalp from Daldruf, and its mar
IRA Notwithstanding relieves Sympathetic at
lacks OF Nervous Headache and cures all cutaneous
diseases OF the skin, such Eryspelas, salt Rhrum
Itch, &c. Asa
TOILET ARTICLE.
for giving the hair rich, soft glossy and curling ap-
pearance, nothing has been discovered to compare
with its inconteSted-ils incontesbe virtues 1t i'm
parts The fragrance of The delightful and exotic
flowers and is free from all mineral properties or any
substance which can color the skin, or stain ady's
hat. For
Bald and Gray Heads,
il rIeeminenty beneficial "The Kathairun restored
my hair, alter bainess o. 10 years. A. JAY COURT
RIGET, rs Bond street, N. York" This admirable
preparation can be had of all eputahe Dealers through
out North and south America and the Islands of the
Ocean, in large bottles, for % cents.
Sold to the trade at liberal discount but commits
STONED instance
n n
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Jail BOOTS.
i nT7 GENTS Fine Calf Boots, fancy
Nv and plain tops, made OF prime FIRST
- qurllty Calf skins, together with
msn~-vT zafN# Congress, Gnitera, Oxford and Mon.
terey Ties, Mems and Boys Calf,
W~n~ Goat, and Emna0lcd Shoes, for sale
low At No. 81 Main st. !. .. CHAPMAN.
ApeB dbw
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-05
~ WHITMAN & Co.

j1s BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.
having, al very great expense, erected an Estab-.
sshne1t for the manufacture of AGRICULTURAL
ihrLEhENTS. MACHINERY and TOOLS, on an
SilensTe scale, expressly TO meet the wants of the
Farmers and Planters OF the South and West yvouId
therefore rer:: Secuuy solicit their patronage
With our present facilities and the experience of
We past ten years. we feel confident of being able To
supply the demand Tor Farm Implements. Machinery
end ioOis We therefore offer our goods with con-
Gashce, Oi thelr saperonty and prices that can not
Hh To secure TO baltimore ihis branch Of trade
AS evidence OF the superiority OF our goods we
Puo'ish me Following list OF Premiums. showing the
Standing OF ocT implements and Machinery when in
competition with others and examined by competent
nen:- - 'p>'0Ai'
In ls4s, lS49, 1851 and 1852, the MARYLAND State
agricultural Society, awarded TO T.. WHITMAN n
20. the uI,iHksT Premium tor the laruest and ha.,
display Of Lle strongest and most useful Farm ImnIe
nents and Machinery.
In 1851 and 1852, the Mechanics institute of Ma
E1and awarded to E. WHITMAN & Co. heavy Coin
HEDaLs tor the largest ana best display of useful Inn
Peihenis- And in addition to the above we have re-
SSiSed Special Premiums on Implements, too numer-
0us 70 mention IN detail but In all amounting to more
1ian $1,000, which Is three times the amount received
py any other exhibitor Of Agricultural ImplemeDts-
al me above named Exhibitions, implements were
s1hlblted BY nearly every msnufacturer in the conn
Uy and the dectsion OF those Societies NAV well he
ensdcrrt the highest authority that can he given
Wthe superiority oil our Implements
- We particularly request the attention of Farmers
Fanters and Dealers, to our stock bpfore ma ri, .
purchases, asw are determined TO sell on pleasjno
kmls f''A''''s
Eals, by application, either by mail, in persop
4. WHITMAN & co,
IS LIGHr STREET
VISIT Baltimors Md
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-05

Written for the Evening Star.
Young Mem, Attention !

MEssRs. EDrroRs:-May, I through your
columns, express my surprise, that here.
in the Metropolis Of the Union, where
the brightest stars, both of the diplomatic
and literary world, are wont to concen-
trate; and where, also, the Evening Star
sheds its benign rays, there should be
found so little of the spirit of the age.
progression, in our young men. do not
mean by this want of gallantrv or gen.
tlemanly bearing-far from it. In view
of the spirit of our times, there seems to
be something lacking. There is, anna
rently, too much of that spirit which re-
clines upon present mental attainments.
as ell sufficient for all occasions or emer-
gencies. 1t is true, a few philanthropic
souls, and all honor to them for it, have
formed an association, and built up
very respectable library, where one may
pass his leisure hours both pleasantly
and profitably: and we would rejoice to
see the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion oftener frequented, and its facilities
for both mental and moral culture more
extensively employed.
But we think there is vet another field
open before us, wide and extensive. A
field too, in which the patriots and phi
lanthropists, the orators and poets, and
the great and good of all ages, have sown
the seeds for which they afterwards reaped
abundant harvest. And were our Young
men properly to consider their position
as respects the interest Of our country
end society, methinks there would be a
hearty concurrence in the sentiments,
which / am now endeavoring to PEN
They are the ones who must soon stand
as sentinels to guard, and also, as the
strong man, in arms, to defend and pre-
serve those interests. Says one, what is
your plan? what would you have us do7
mean, simply, that the young men of
our city might form literary society or
societies, and from time to time engage
in forensic disputation, under such regu-
lations and rules Of decorum, as would
certainly be profitable, and add much to
those qualifications, which are indispen-
sably requisite, should any be called on
to fill those responsible posts that are
now occupied by our seniors. And here,
where almost every State of the Union is
represented by her quota of young men,
would not such an association be O sourcs
of pleasure, also, as well as profit. 1t
really seems so to us. But do we not
hear some one say this would be small
business debating is the business of
school boys. Be it SO; yet all large bo-
dies are made up of minute particles, and
so, also, is debating the business of Sem
ators and Lords. But. as to such asso-
Citations as we have reference 10 being Of
small repute, it is sufficient for us to
know, as such, they were not considered
bya Cicero or Demosthenes, nor by Wash
ington or Jefferson, or Adams, or Calhoun,
or Clay or Webster, and host of others
Of our own country, all of whom would
have rejoiced to have had in their power
the facilities which are now offered to the
young men of Washington. And if, by
engaging in such, we are following their
tracks, may some bright genius hasten
US to enter into literary compacts.
| LLORRAC.
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REMOT.aL
The metropolitan Paper Hanging and
Upholstery Ware-RooNns

Hare been Tenlored to Hh St. tet and E sts. north.
NO >, WASHINGTON PLACE.
HAVING removed my place Of business to more
l. commodous premises, would respectfully So
licit a call from my former friends and the public
generally. feeling confident that they will not be dis
appointed in the quality of my goods and prices
have Just returned from the North, with new
and large assortment of this seasons goods, which
will be found i'll quality and price, superior to any
hitherto brought to this city. My stock of PAPER
HANGINGS are from the first manufacturers in the
country. My UPHOLSTERY WORK is executed
by workmen in my employ, which, in every instance,
will warrant to possess the best material and work
manship.
Houses and Halls papered, at the shortest notice,
by experienced wOrkmen.
Transparent and buff Holland SHADES, Patent
and Venitan BLINDS, Hair, Moss, Cotton and
Shuck MATTRESSES. CUSHIONS Of every des-
ripton for sale. Church Pews re cushioned at
moderate charges.
fGf- call is solicited.
JOSEPH T. X. PLANT,
aug l8-lyeo 9TH street, bet. and E.
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
THE HOMES OF THE DEPARTED.

If yon'bright stars which gem the night,
BE each a blissful dwelling sphere,
Where kindred spirits re-unite
Whom death has torn asunder here
HOW sweet il were at once to die,
And leave this blighted orb afar,
Mix soul with soul to cIeave the sky,
And soar away from star to star
But oh . how dark, how'd ear, how lone,
Would seem the brighte .tworld OF bliss,
Ii, wandering through eac radiant zone,
We failed to find the los ed of this
Ii there no more the ties should twine,
Which deaths cold hand alone can sever,
An! then these stars in mOckery shine,
More hateful rs they shine forever.
1t cannot be-each hope and fear
That igiIts the eye and clouds the brow,
PrOelalms there is a happier sphere
Than this bleak world that holds us now;
There is voice which sorrow hears.
When heaviest weighs lfes CALLING chain;
7Tis Heaven that whispers .'Dry thy tears;
The pure in heart shall meet again ~
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LATE FOREIGN ITEMS.

PERFUMEay.-Someid idea may be formed
of the importance of perfumery as an ar
ticle of commerce, when it is stated that
one of the large perfumefs of Grasse, in
France, employs annually $4,000 lbs. Of
orange blossoms, 10000 lbs. of cassia
flowers, 81, 600 lbs. of rose leaves, $4,000
lbs. of jessamine blossoms, 900 lbs. oI
violet flowers, 10000 lbs. of tube roses
10000 lbs. of lilac flowers, besides rose.
mary, mint, lavender, thyme, lemon
orange, and other odorous plants in like
proportions. ..... .G..-.
SINGULAR ELoPEMENT.-Eizabeth Glib
bon, young lady ofco usiderable personal
attraction, twenty-five years old, the
daughter of deceased major, entitled te
a prospective right of some ESQ or f7U
per year, eloped from Dublin to Ame,T Tca
lately with Anthony Gannigan, loader
of turf fats. A relative of the ladv mr..
sued them to Liverpool, where they were
found consortlng together. They were
married, and the lady signed awav bar
right for round bridal portion in hand.
They took passage in the ship Esmeralda
for New York.
A TRAVELLING HoUsE.-A new sort Of
carriage has been constructed for the Or
leans Railroad, France. It is comnlete
house, consisting of a drawinc.room. he'd.
room, kitchen, and wine-cellar, with icing
apparatus for fifty bottles of wine: in fact
apartments furnished elegantly and com.
fortably.
The RUSSIAN FLEET-The Emperor Of
Russia has had naval review. On the
18th of July he inspected the maneuvres
of fleet of 63 sail, with which he declared
himself highly satisfied. The Journal of
st. Petersburgh has been publishing os-
tentatious statistics of the number of
troops conveyed along the Moscow and
st. Petersburgh Railway since its OPEN
ing. la .aas.sa
New BIBLE TRANsLATIoNs.-At trans
lation of the Old and New Testament. in
the Irish language, will be shortly issued |
for general distribution. i
The Emperor of Austria was affianced
on the 10Th ult., at Ischl, to the Princess
Elizabeth, second daughter of Duke Max.
imilian, of Bavaria. ,o-aza, K -i'.1
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ATTENTION, ALL.

YTNIIE undersigned most respectfully calls the at
Il tentinn of the Citizens of Washington, and 9TH
visiting the City, the fact that he has recently
procured a set of FOUNTS from the North, for man
ufacturing Soda Water.
These Soda Water Founts have decided advan-
tage over those which now used generally, as
they not made Of copper, but of a composition
that is pure glass; consequently the water can
not become impregnated from the metal.
There are in now in New York over three
hundred.
The public are respectfully solicited to call and
test the quality of this delicious beverage at
GEO. NORBECK'S, ConfectiOner,
Penn. avenue, between 9Th & 10th sts.,
aug 3eOlm next to Iron Hall.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-05
WHY Mr.. BUCHANAN NEVER MARRIED

WHY Mr.. BUCHANAN NEVER MARRIED.
A correspondent of the New Haven Pal
ladi,tm, writing from Lancaster, Pa, brief
ly records the reason:
GA short distance from the city is the
country residence of Hon. James Buchan-
an, American Ambassador to the Court
of st. James. Its general appearance at
once indicates that no fair hand is there
to train the creeping vines or budding
roses to their befitting place-as you are
aware that the honorable gentleman still
remains in single blessedneSs The story
is briefly told. Paying his addresses to a
young and beautiful lady of this city,
each became deeply enamored, and they
were engaged. On a given evening, she
requested his company to a party at
friends, which he declined on the plea Of
business engagements. Circumstances
rendering it necessary, he, late in the
evening, gallanted young lady to her
home, and on the way-they met. Morti-
fed and chagrined at what she deemed
unfaithfulness and desertion, and imagin-
ing the worst, she left the city early in
the morning, and returned a corpse. Such
is the sad story of his early love, nor can
the high places of distinction and trust
make him forget. nor the wreaths of honor
that encircle his brows bury the memory
of the early loved and lost"
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pY LETTERS PATENT SECURED IN 1879
II Pill .LEkAI AZ ACHER,S pATENT uXQPQ

pY LETTERS PATENT SECURED IN 1873
ID PULFEkMACHER'S PATENT HYDRO
ELECTRIC VOLTAIC CHAINS, constructed to
be wOrl under the garments, are the most wonder
NJ discovery IL medicine and electricity OF the pre-
sent day. They relieve, without pain shock, in
simultaneously, acute nervous pailiS-such rs head
ear and toOtache, rheumatic pains; tic dolOreaux
SC; and by their mild hnt continuous and percepti-
bic action on the body, diseases Of years. standing
such "a gou' local paralysis, nervous complaints
hvcr diseases, &C. disappear il by miracle; they
have been applied with the greatest success i'm all
those drea,ul diseases In children. commonly called
eonvusIOIs, also in of teethng under diff
cultes and disorders Ofthe bowels They preciptate
metals from their solutions; decompose water; de-
rset the magnetic needle; IN short show all the pine
nainenon OF u powerful ystaic pile. The instruments
producing these effects weigh about two Oun res; can
be folded up in pocket book always ready for
instantaneous Use, and will last man his lifetime
guarding himself, family and friends. Sc, against
mat number of diseases and complaints in which
nd streaming electricity Is perfectly safe, CERTAIN
anu wonderful speedy remedy. The price OF a COM
Pete ehaln Is from 81 TO S5 batteries 10 to SD So
incredible may seem the above facts any Der-
son can esL-iy convince himself beforehand at the
depot of their truth. The importance of the nven
noa has been acknowledged in America by the Aca-
DENY OF Medicine of New York, and the chains have
osen applied with great success in the medical col
reyes, the IIty Bellevue, and Wards Island HOsuj-
Eis, Bfnnklyn CIly Hospital, SC; in Europe, by the
Royal Colleges nf Physicians and Surgeons i'm Lon
Gon, by the Academies Rationale de Medicine at
parls; by the imperial Faculty at Vienna; by the
hoyal Faculty Al Berlin, and other scientific nStitu
uos oi the highest order, including the principal hos
pitaIs in EIaope.
The pfoprietOrs in possession of testimonials 10
ne sair: effect from all the above Institutions in
America and Europe, "a well a. of the most eminent
and distinguished members of the profession in both
hemlspheres, and invite the public to examine them.
run and illustrated descriptions, one for personal
use ana one ;or scientific men, with copies of rest-
moniais, aud number of cases cured in New York
ana Europe, may be obtained qrati- al the office.
hey vii forwars free of postage, to any part of the
United states, in answer pre- paid inquiries con-
eaning three cent. postage stamps.
j. STEINERT
No. SOS Broadway cor. Prince st.
Agents IN Baltimore, Messrs. CHAs s WIN.
fAN, No. 81 y. Gay St. (; in Washington, Dr. SUHUcK-
Nc, corner and llui sts, near Penn. avenue.
iy6-u