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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09

Tme SuurnERS LITERARY MESSENGER Tor September u
oi unusual interest The leading article on 'a'ks"h Hhu
Clay is written with striking discrimination and puwrr
Notes and cululcnturc voyage 10 Ghlna a''nhds
in whir will be especially acceptable al The
n,rs,,t Tine i, ed the is nadr up exclusively :"
nletcsliu. aiiicrs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-09
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LYON
KATH AlROM
FOB THE
HAIR
Lyons Kathairon,

For Preserving, RESTORING and Beasaitying
the Hair.
(tausing il to grow luxurantly and giving it a soft
~ and curling appearance of the most delightful char
acter. The kATHAIRON neutraizes the effects Of
disease. climate and old age, in preserving and
ing the human Hair, even after Badness of many
years,-ceanses the scalp from DdnGrqf, and its
ural Notwithstanding relieves sympathetic at
lacks OF Nervous Headache, and all cutaneous
diseases of the skin, such Eiysipeas, Salt Rheum,
Itch, &C. ASS
TOILET ARTICLE,
for giving the hair rch soft glossy and curling APP
pearance, nothing has heen discovered compare
with its incontesied-s incontesibe virtues. Ii 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 skim stain a ady's
hat For
Bald and Gray Heads,
ii is rreemnenty beneficial The Kahairun restored
my hur after badness OF IL years. A.. JAY CouRr-
RIGHT, rs Bond street, N. York; This admirable
preparation can be had of all reputable Dealers through
uul North and south America, aud the Islands of the
Ocean, in large bottles, r25 cents.
Sold to the trade al liberal discount but commits
stoned IN instance.
d, S. BARNES, Proprietor.
l6l Broaway, New York.
So d in Worcester, by sIBLEY & SCOTT L. T.
LAZELL, DAVID SCOTT, JR., JAMES GREEN,
G. $. Il A. J. HOWE, NJ. B. GREEN, and e. IL.
MARSH, and sold by oil Druggists, every where.
WEEKS Il POTTER, No. l54 Washington street,
Boston, wholesale Agents Tor New England
maTl4 daw6mis
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NOTICE.

Ii Persons indebted 10 the subscriber previous to
IN April LIST, that have not since paid, requested
TO make immediate payment, JOS. Il. GREGORY.
Worcester, April 20, 1863. DIFF
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Chairs Gained!

MRS. j. O.. CLARK
IN ia. removed from No. IS Uuon street, 70 Or
W. FORD street, Cd House south of Austin street,
Ia where she viii. continue the CANE SEATING
Worcester, Mass, FEB. leth, 1868. " dly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-09
BROOKS & STEARNS,

Premium oaleratus.
ii ANlNG made arrangements wi the manufacturer,
Ii VIM. Hyde ESQ., for the sale Of his Premium Sal
erelns in this county, prepared TO furnish the
trade superior article in half ami whole bills at The
manufacturers prices This SalerBlns, having recev-
ed the first premium at two recent s,ae Fairs in N
T., is now offered TO the public with the fullest conf
dence, and warranted TO give satisfaction.
LEE, SPRAGUE & co. f
Worcester April 5, 1853. arr6 dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-09
COPARTNER.SHIP.

TINE subscribers have formed Copartnership. under
the name and firm Of g. A.HARRlNGTON Il co.
for the purpose Of selling Dsugs, Paints Ola and Man.
uacturers Articles and will continue the business at
The old stand Of q, A. Harrington, ut No SO Main street
q. A. HARRINGTON.
mchl1 JEROME MARBLE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-09
[PRICE ONE CENT
HAIR OILS, &c.
UmIOH EHaFr ggressvmg galoon.

UmEOEh HaEr EsressEmg Saloon.
MEsSRS. dANKINs u .CLOUGH would most re-
w spectiulIy inform their patrons, and the pnhlc
generally, that they have fitted up new Hair Dressing
Saloon, IN splendid sly e, the Jewelry Store of L.
D. Goddard ~ Co., in the Block recently erected
between the Post Office and American Temperance
House, where they will be found in PROMPT attendance
upon all who may iavcr them with call Returning
their most sncefe thanks, for the liberal patronage
which they have received during the many years in
which they have carried the business in this city,
both separate and together, they trust that ibis new
effort will still increase the public favor.
w. II. JANKINs,
decl4 dir "a CLOUGH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-09
Gray Hair Changed by the Uge of

Van Deusen'S I13proced JVepheae.
THE reputaon which this celebrated article has &C
L qnired in its satisfactory results, has become
thoroughly established.
o. Amoag the various remedies of the present
day. offered for The improvement of the human Hair
this preparason the result of patient and laborous
Physiological research has extensively tceived and
merited public favor It requires but the careful appli
cation of"Van pensen's Improved Wahpene," agreed
ble tn the directions inrnshcd he convinced Of it's
beneficial effects. To those whose hair from sickness,
or Other causes becomes Impoverished, fallen off,
TINS preparation viii cause it to be newly replenshed
with thick and luXuriant growth, and GRAY Hair to
become changed and TO return to its original color
Agents for Worcester, CALDWELL u HILL, Apoth
ecaTes, ~ Main street. nov27 6m
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Compost Manure.

NJ mar, az Inc Citv Nv n. ". ABBOTT,
7 ans dlf B = - r Sat 2d3 Main al.
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FOR AUSTRALIA.

&ese1 PIONEER Line of Monthly Packets. The
SAh& new and elegant Clipper Ship SEA RANGER,
1900 tons burden, just launched, will sail from New
York, for Port Phitip and Melbourne Australia on
the FIRST OF JUNE.
Beng the tenth ship of the above line, and will be
fitted up and provisioned in the superior manner
as her predecessors. From her superior model the Sea
Ranger will undoubtedly make quicker passage than
any other vessel advertised for Australia, not ex-
cepting steamers aording passengers more desirable
opportunity than has previously been offered Passen-
gers will receive a free passage from Boston 70 New
York. For passage, which will be at lowest rates aP-
ply to WIN. ELLIOTT q 90,
ap30 d4w III Doane street.
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F q NISHING GOODS.

| this Establishments beng the largest in the cty
L may be found large and well selected Stock con
sisting in TT OF rich Scars AMI CEavats Hosiery
Gloves, Under Garments, Susponders, Stocks, London
been engaged in this business the last twenty years
comm mt is unnecessary they have made such ar.
range in Europe that they receiving by almost
every steamer, the choicest Goods the market Affords
ana purchasers need only call to satisfy themselves
Il 1t every article in the Furnishing line be found
ere ieb23 d9m
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7 e R f U NJ z R z .

HAVE in store. and offer for sale large lot of Luz
4 BINS and Preston Merrps Panel Extra, EIDE C Co.'S
hedyeSmia, John Meaku's Nonparel Perfume, Patey
4 Cos Ess Sweet Rria Pvrrs Triple Ext Patchouy and
Lavender Water. Maugehet IL Coudroy's Victoria Per-
tune, Joseph Aut Far Francois Maria Farina Jean
Maria FArnH and Johan iu.on Farlna imported Black
Red stamp Coognes. lean Motet's imported Orange
Flower Water, with a great variety Of domes tic CO.
lognes, aud other perfume, all Of which IRE war anted
genuine, and their name Also the Iaree.t As
sortment OF Essential Oils in the city.
marl6 l.. T. l. Eel l., Druggist 2Ol Main ST.
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ONE PRICE SYSTEM

Horses, Oxen and Carriages for Sale.
3 PRIME HORSES, 2 yoke working Oxen, Carriages,
n h. ABBOTT,
ap5 dtf 1913 Main street.
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GROCERIES. &c.
H0USE-KEEPERs, LOOK!

- 1~4A AEso, LuOA
ENVERY one who desires good Bread, should remem.
H her that
Judd's Baking Powder
will make the most heating and cheapest bread, Of any
article yet discovered.
BY this process of king, tho steam produced raises
the bread mo fermentation by acds hence hot oven
is necessary.
R7a a6er, also that 100 pounds Of dour yeasted and
then dried leaves but 963 pounds wle lOl pounds Of
flour and pounds of POWDER baked ahd dried, leaves
100 5-9ths pounds. pound of powder and l6 pounds
Of -four, is HouriShing u pounds Flour yeasted
Bread with the new process is recommended by many
able PHYSICIANS for persons having the weakest
stomAchs.
All orders for the Powder left the Apothecary Store
Of ii. MARSH, corner Of Main and Pleasant streets,
directed the subscriber, No Irving street, Wor-
cester, Mass, will be promptly attended 10.
A, P. ALBEE, Agent for W orcester County.
dee3O dav rs
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Pure Live Geese Feather
RRARGg MATTRESSES,

EhAhEs We n 4 hGEt ~ EIS,
Warranted in every respect the best article that can
be male, aud.eyery person who buys Mattress Of US,
that does not prove to their entire satsiaction may
return it aud have the money refunded.
HAIR PILLOWS, CUSHIONS, or MATTRESSES.
OF any peculiar Shape or e, made order at short
notice
Linen Sheetings and Pillow Case Linens.
In thus branch of our Trade, almost without a
competitor, all of our LINEN GOODS are Import
ed by ourseiUes, direct from the Manufacturers ahL we
are able to sci all kinds of Linen Goods cheap as
any Importing House in The United States.
We have LINEN SHEETlNGS, from to l2-4
wide, ranging in price from 50 cts. to $3.50 the
yard.
PILLOW CASE LINENS, from 40 to So inches
wide, ranging in prices from Is cts to SI.l2 IL
the yard
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-09
Closs ware ! Glass Ware!I

TTAvING received samples Of Porter, Ink Backing,
Mineral Water Pickle, Wine, Oval, Fluted, Syrup,
Panel and Packing BOTTLES, from the Willington
Glass Co we ore ready furnish Druggists, anu 9TH
ors with Them as cheap and cheaper than the Philadel-
phia Glass Ware can be obtained.
CALDWELL a. HILL, Druggists
ap5 DIFF Wholesale Agents.
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OFFICIAL.
ny htc Trcside't Of the J'pt-i ot., Of .iss>r,o,
A PROCLAIM AVON.

. 80 1890 .Ne',s " -lhS<FlCQ.
PROCLAMATION.
Whereas IL is rrovidcd by tlo coni article ~ ~,
convention OF the 18th OF Jen iSss t-.,1.pp -.
United States and Prussia, sni ..her States NJ a..
Germsnic Confederation, for tie ss,uaI J.iire-,,,,
criminals, fcsitvs from 5uss In rcst in cssss
hat the stipulation Of that criiou thsr h
rlicd to any oth"r State Of he ,ru,aBc Cont dew.
ton which might therrafsr -.aIe its scc.s ,o-
thertn:
And where's the governing t Of wu-tenhu-r h,
DECLARED lis accession th The raid invention .rd IN,
caused the said declaration T. b. Igdrcd In I'll. r.
psrtment Of State Of the United State
Now, Therefore, To It kncra tbAt I. Fnpk,,o
Pierce, President OF TIE Cnise stAtcs Of sm.r;,.
have caused this information - be made public. IN
order that the stipul, ions OF the said ccur.a,io,
may be cbserrei and fulfilled ~th ynci fs. in "a.
sI'ect to The government Of wu-t.nleIs hy The r, T.
tod States and tie ciIans i,,s tcf
10 witness whsrrnf, have Lrr.unto So: nv l,,s
and osusei lie sea- Of The Uai;ed Stst.s to b. .f
fx,d
Done at GssliTctnn the trnn:v-,ev.nth dew Of
pecemb<r. in the -cAr Of our LORD Que thn,,-
IL s. Sand ei-lt hIairei and fry thrta ard u
The dcirnd.nos Z the United s;n;.s th.
teyenty eighth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By III" President:
". l.. MARC, SerrefaT, NJ STATE
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-30
DorNGs OF CONGRESS.

SENArE.--To- day, the Senate met as usual
at the customary hour. Prayer having been
delivered. the reading of the journal was per-
formed. While this was going on Mr. Petit
rose, and waited on tho tip-toe of expectancy
until its completion. when he moved that when
the Senate adjourn, it adjourn until Tuesday
Agreedlto. Is .rEts7
A report was then read by the Clerk from
Professor Bache, of the Coast Survey, giving
the statistics of the, number of persons en-
ployed therein, With other particulars
The reading Of tho report having been finish
ed, Mr.. Hamlin moved that it be laid On the
table, and that the accom- panyiug report be
referred to the Committee on Printing. Or
dered. . HHtf-.tt -.."t
Mr.. Norris presented a memorial that the
petition Of Jacob Gideon. for compensation,
might be Withdrawn from the files Of the Sen
ate, and referred to the committee. Ordered
Mr.. Sebastian presented the report of the
select committee that bad been appointed to
examine into thu claims Of certain indiYid uals
whom be mentioned by name, with the recon-
mendstion that thor petitions be referre to
the appropriate Committees Ordered.
Mr.. Hamlin submitted motion TINT the
Senator from3Forida:t Mr.. Mallory, on aocoun.
of2ill-health, might be discharged from the
Committee on which he had been appointed
to act, and that the vacancy should be- slled
up. Allowed.
MIR. Fish gave notice of the introduction Of
n bill for the suppression of small notes in the
District of Columbia
Mr. Brodhead was about to introduce hill
of which he had given notice, but finding that
tho Senate was indisposcd to transact further
business, he moved an adjournment, which
was unanimously agreed to; and tho Senate
then adjourned
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NEWS ITEMS

u Telegraphic dispatches infor n us
that the weather is excessively cold at
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Cincin-
natl, Cleaveland, Chicago, and Milwaukee.
At all of these places there were snow
storms yesterday. .".. -...f
70 The people Of Prince George 3
County, Nd, intend to petition the Leg
islature to remove their county town to
Long Old Fields - ..
UT is stated that Mr.. Mckay has
insurance upon the Great Republic to the
amount of 100000 Of this sum, Bos.
ton has lost one fifteenth part. New
York has lost $3.50 900, and Philadelphia
$4,000. .r....
" The Albany Knieker5ocker puts
down the earnings of the steamers Isaac
Newton and Hendrick Hudson during the
season just closed at S244,SOO.
UThey have Maine Liquor law bill
before the Tennessee Legislature.
u The young folks in Portsmouth,
N. H., are having dances on the ice.
u The winter races of New Orleans
are in operation.
u More suicides occur in New Eng.
gland, than all the rest of the United
States. 4...l .t-.s ...'
u The parlors of the Burnett House,
Cincinnati, are to be rcfurnished at q
cost of over $4,000. --
" The first part Of Bunyan's famous
allegory, translated into Chinese, has lust
passed through the press. 1t is sold at
ID. per eapy. The Chinese are remarka-
bly, fond Of WORKS Of fancy and ilnagina-
ton.
aU A penny Savings Bank in about
TO be established in Boston. o a,I
+ .EA German expedition to Sonora,
was organizing at San Francisco. They
60 at the invitation Of the Mexicans.
" Ye charitable remember the poor
when the blasts blow around your houses.
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NEW BOOKS.

Messrs. Taylor & Maury, Penns ylyania
Avenue, have sent us g Little Blossom IS
Reward, q Christmas book for Children;
by Mrs. Emily Hare. This little book is
filled with stories and handsomely illus
trated. Christmas Holidays at Ches-
nut Hlh;' by Cousin Mary--anothe1
pretty little story-book handsomely em-
bclllshed aud bound and Burr Cliff,
its Sunshine and its Clouds" BY Paul
Creyton, has also been laid on our table
by the same gentlemen. ....
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PIE RSONAt.,

....Charles Burke, the finisbed American
comedian, commences an engagement in this
city on Monday evening next, at Risley', Va
riete
lit is stated that Senator Dixon, of Ken
lucky, will soon resign bis Senatorial post,
and that the Hon. John J. Crittcnlcn, or the
Hon. Charles S. Mnrehead. will be elected to
Mr.. Dixon's place in the Senate
1t is said that Mcssrs Baylor, Ripley
and Brush. have lost in the neig borkood of
lO,e00 since they have commenced the pub
iication of the Baltimore Times, (which is
not yet FIVE months old) 1t is we'll that these
gentlemen have plenty Of money to invest in
the Times sinking -jund-men Of moderate
means could not stand it,
-. The Philadelphia Pcnnsqirantau is
quite severe on Hon. Simon Cameron, of Har.
risburg. 1t charges him with having bought
the Democratic papers at Harrisburg, and
moved in the neighborhood Of that city, for
the purpose Of operating upon the legislature
for specializing purposes and to secure his re-
turn to the u S. Senate.
-. Mr.. Van Buren,, we hear. il now in
Rome, with bis son, living in small hou.e
with large garden on the Via Gresoria. lie
finds winter residence III Rome to agree
with his health and spirits.
miss Lucy Stone is lectaring on Wo.
mans Rights Mt St Louis. Her lecture, arc
drawing crowded houses. and the city paper.
speak in the most complimentary manner Of
her ability and talen. as public lecturer.
80. Mr.. Collins, vino shot and killed Dobvp.
at MaysvilIe, X, has been tried and ac-
Quilted.
Our particular friend Hsrryman who
writes letters from this city for the Baltimore
Fotriot, says we are disposed to sneer at the
idea of Col. John S, Cunningham rocketing
two salaries. This is mistake. the Colonel
has no better friends than the editors Of the
Star, who rejoice at hi. good luck.
....Hon. Sam. Houston. of Texas, arrived
in this city this morning, and took lodgings
at Wizards Hotel 1. .--
-. Baltic Peyton, our late Minister to
Chilli, and formerly of New Orleans, has taken
up his residence in San Francisco. lie has
formed . law partnership With William Ducr,
formerly of New York, and since recently
Consul at Valparaiso, under the late admins
t:ation.
lit is said that W. f. Small. President
OF the EXecutico Committee of the rhiladcI-
phia "llards," whilo in the Senate Of Penn
sylvauia, favored Il bill, to allow negroe. the
privilege Of voting
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NTOTICE-Tot Citizens ~ h'sf"s ",
~ Goard Of Assessors hereby give n"'it" t's
they will meet daily at their room VA ii- c: ; Hsii
from To o'eIcck m. to I O'Clock y III, TOM I'
18th 10 me sist day Of Dec-mber instant. inclusive,
Su,,dxy and Christmas day srCs'pt'1 it ne prp@'
-, o.r.tIpg any error, hist C. nv br Iointea cnt L.
the list II rerssns sui jet tos rl"o; tax fr ID"
ending nn the tn r;y first cay OF 'h' p's~nt I'n'h
nh.lnh-r) and OF adding thereto the nsne> 81 sn,
nerson. subject u the said sch"l tan vh.'h ns'
have been emitted therefrom. =,
The Board would particularly e.ll ihe sitenti"n q
all T. the fac that no person osn vote ncAt AZ >
nny el,c ion in this city whose meme has rot -"
returned az subject TO the school tax for th'' yea
Every free white male ciiz' of this city oi tfe
of twenty one years and upwards "oCli thet' ir.
reIl IN "a. whether his M me be On ii. aid H'E
and il omitted to give notice to the Board oil ~
snrs. that il may IN sdde and rciuriss 8s thI, ""
Sr"Iv;arY.
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A CARD.

NOW That the merry Christmas Gay hrs s r''
n Ard az save mcm',ics Of IFS joys his h"a'
.'kriss * inc" Win on ever wstchfh eye
Has seen With irids bis chosen Agv,cy,
So well conducted by III. eETl"vsc
That in tho fulln.s. Of bis r-p'ure, he
Now recommends 70 each ard e,crt on',
To cali on HAMMOND. ~ho 'u~h skili hes sno'h
I'm filling with rare gifts If, F. :'g tf"r',
That one might think he a searrr,i crri'ioh . -
The most r. tidiuus tastes to Sratiiy-
Including Nrr Irrr's Presents in Tartr'y'
And all who Wish this great d:sp'fy {" 49,
Should visit eth street, two d-Ass y ON ,
dpc SS-2t
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INA little fellow ween;np most mite

DTA little fellow, weeping most pite.
ously. was suddcnly interrupted by some
amusing occurrence. He hushed his cries
for moment there was a struggle be-
tween smiles and tears the train Of
thought was broken. Ma" said he,
resuming his shuttle. and wishing to have
his cry out, Ma-ugh ugh, ugh what
was crying about jus. now :"
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lLLpsTRATED MAGAZINE OF AR
Burlington, corner of AZ street and the
Avenue and E. T. Buckingham, under
the National Hotel, have sent us copies
ofthis admirable publication for January.
ms magazine is, without exception, the
best pictorial of the day. ~
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Notice to Mariners.

The iight-vessel stationed of Bowl rock in ~ .
Rarfshsnnock river, Ii bs rerno- II fro- her r..
siion, in consequence of the q siEg Of mari alton hg
ics on the "a rroximc, (JanusryD
Due notice 81 the return OF this vessel 20 her sta
ton will be given.
By order Of the Light Hsu.. Roarf:
A. ". PBNNn~K,
Inspec.o: Fifth Ligt thsus. isir.c..
December g. 1853.
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y j. I. Bates, at the Exchange,
Philadelphia, is prepared to furnish the
Evening Star early every morning after
its issue; thus giving the people of Phil
adelphia Washington news in advance Of
the Philadelphia papers.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-30

UOn account of the unnavigable
state of the Potomac river, between this
city and Alexandria, yesterday. we were
compelled to send our package of papers
TO the last named city by the omnibus,
which delayed the delivery of our paper
uAtil a much later hour than usual. Here
after, we hope to be able to make such
arrangements as will insure the delivery
of the Star in Alexandria at On early hour.