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HAIR OILS, &c.
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Lyons Kathairon.

For Preserving, Restoring, and Bealaityi,,q
The Hair
Nausing it to g ow luxuriantly and giving it a soft
and curling apps arance, of the most delightful char
acter. The KATi1AIRON neutraliZes the effects Of
disease climate, and old age, in preserving aud restor
ing the hunIR Hair, even after a Badness Of many
years.-cedWsea the scalp from DanGrgf, and its
urai impurities,-immediatey relieves sympathetic
tscks of Nervous Headachs, and all cutaneous
diseases of the skin, such Erysipelas, Salt khtum
Itch, &C. Asa
TOILET ARTICLE,
for giving the hair rich, SOFT glossy and curling APP
pearauce nothing has been discovered to compare
with IT'S ncOntesled-ils incontestibe virtues 1t inn
parts The fragrance Of The delightful and exotic
flowers and is free from all mineral properties or any
substance which can color the skin, stain u ady's
hat. For
Bald and Gray Heads,
ii is rre-eminenty beneficial " The Kahairon restored
my Ir after badness of - years. A. JAY COURT
RIGHT 76 Bond street. N. York" This admirable
preparation can be had of all reputable Dealers Though
out North and South America, and the Islands of the
Ocean, in large bottles, for 25 cents.
Sold TO the trade al liberal discount, but conn,is-
STONED ia no instance
ID. S. BARNES, Proprietor.
l6l BrOaway, New York.
So in Worcester, by SHELLEY & SCOTT. L. T.
LAIBLL, DAVID SCOTT, JR., JAMES GREEN
G. 5. & A. J. HOWE, NJ d. GREEN, and E. H.
MARSH, and sold by all Druggists, every where.
WEEKS & POTTER. No. l54 Washington street,
Boston, wholesale Agents for New England
maria daw6ms
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Compound Tolu Rock COUGH CANDY.

or, VOCALISI'S CONFECITON
A N entirely new and eTectual remedy for Coughs
IA Colds, Influenza, lloarseness, Asthma, CatarIh.
Bronchitis, Tickling in the Throat, and for all diseases
Of the Lungs II is prepared with great care, from
most eminent ply scians Ministers, Public speakers,
and Vocasts, will find this Candy very beneficial Tor
clearing the voice. -
Sold wsslwsale and RETAIL by ORLANDO ToMP'
klNs, No 27l Washington street, corner oil Winter
street, Boston,
Also, sold by NJ. D. GREEN, and SHELLEY &sCoTT,
Worcester. maIlS deOd3m
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NOTIC

TIME City Sections would inform the citizens of Wor-
4 ceser that they have taken Rooms
ta at No. IS FRONT Street ra
where they win keep general assortment of Hard and
Soft Wood COFFINS
They also Agents for Fiskes Metallic Burial Co.
SEES, Of which they have good assortment Also, an
kinds OF Grave Clothes and every thing required in their
line, furnished at short notice.
GEO. SESSIONS,
HORACE MIRlCK.
Jan29 f.HI NuH7s deodaw6m8
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BY Letters Patent (Secured) 1849

IUtCeTUlUCICF '
HAMS,
CONSTRUCTED to be worn under the garments, are
- the most wonderful discovery in Medicine and
Electricity of the present day. They relieve. without
pain Shock the ns unanimously acute nervous palms,
such head err and tooth ache rheumatic pains, tie
doOreux, &c and by their mild but continuous and per-
ceptce action the body diseases of years standing
such govt, local para sis, nervous complaints v-
er diseases, c. disappear as If by miracle They have
been applied with the greatest in all those dread
fGl diseases in children commonly called commissions, as
also in Gases OF teehmg under difficulties and dsord
ers oil the bowels They piiate metals from their
solutions decompose water defect the magnetic needle,
in short show all he phenomenon of powerful voltac
pie Inc instruments producing these effects weigh
about TWO OUNCES, can BIZ folded up in pocket book,
are always edy Tor instantaneous use, and will las.
man his liielime for himself fam y, and his friends,
NC, NJ ast thai number diseases and plants in
which mid streaming electricity perfectly sale,
tain, and wonderful speedy remedy. The price Of a
complete chain is f ON 81 TO batteries SlO-S22 So
Incredible as may seem the ahuve facts, any person
easily convince himself beforehand at the depot of
their The Importance Of the invention has been
acknowledged 10 America BY the Academy of Medicine
of New York, and The Chans have been applied with
great success IN the Medical Colleges, the CITY Belle
vue and Wards Island Hospitals, BrOokyn Cin fios.
pal, &C; in Europe by the Royal Colleges of Physc
ans and surg London by The Academic Nation
ale de Mtdeene al Paris by the Imperial Faculty at
Vienna by the Royal Faculty Berln and other sci
entifc Institutions OF the highest oder, including the
principal hospitals in Europe
The propretOrs in possession of Testimonials TO
the same effect from all the above institutions IN Amer
lea and Europe, well of the eminent and dis
lingushed members of the profession IN both hemis'
pheres, and invite the public 10 examine them.
Full anu Illustrated descripons-one for personal use
and one for scientific men-wh copies Of testimonials
and number OF cases cured in New York and EUrope
may be obtained, gratis, this Office They will be
torwardedi free oi poslago any part of the United
States In answer to pre- paid inquiries containing three
cents postage stamps. j sTElNERT, Sole Agent.
No. Sos Broadway, cor. Of Prince ST., New York.
Agents in Worcester, CALDWELL & IiILL, 229 Main
Street. myll d3m
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P E R F U M E R Y

HAVE in Store, and offer for sale large lot Of Lu-
Il bins and Preston Merrs Panel Extra, EIDE q Co.'S
Hedyosma, John Meakim's Nonparel Perfume, Pstey
Cos Ess Sweet Brar Pvers Triple Ext Patchouy and
Lavender Water, Mnugenet a. Coudfoy's Victoria Fer
lume, Joseph Aut FarIna Francois Maria Farna, Jean
Maria Farna and Johan Hutton Farina, imported, Black
Red Stamp Colognes, Jean Mottets imported Orange
Flower Water, with great variety of domestic Co
ognes, aud other perfume, all OF which are warranted
genuine, and their name Also the largest as
sortment of Essential Oils in the city. TI
marie l.. 4. LAZELL, Druggist, 2Ol Main ST.
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Drawing and Painting Academy.

DROP. RonNER has returned 10 Inc city, and re-
y moved his Studio TO the splendid rooms in Union
Block, over l., D. Goddard a. Cos store where he pro
poses TO open a
Dras0ing and Painting academy,
for Adults and Youths. The terms will be six dollars
for "a lessons provided sufficient number Of pupils
obtained fH. tH
Mr.. II. will continue to paint Portraits usual, and
will guarantee perfect likenesses. Specimens OF his
work may be his rooms and Ladies' and Gentle-
dec4 diff
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HORSE AND CARRIAGE STOLEN,

IN A Large Black or dark BROWN HORSE.
I'm sloping behind, and carries his head low
NSA with small bunch each knee the Horse
;-lIl Is "A or 10 years old and weighs about 1900
or 1900 lbs Carriage was Slide Seat and Covered the
near SHAFT OF which was new Brass Mounted, drab
lining, somewhat deiaeed, patch on one side and on
the other hole | Buffalo Robe, marked IN. d..
Wood, Worcester" lined with red flannel Booking,
geher with pair OF Buckskn Gloves, left under the
seat, marked" d. H. Perry Worcester.n
Said Horse and Carriage were taken from Carlton ST.,
near the Union Church, during churcn service, on
MONDAY Evening, Apn H.
Whoever will give information were said Horse and
Carriage may be found shall be literally rewarded
Information may be len at the Police onlcei IN wor-
cester. y. O. a. ID. II. fEkhhs
Vn..a.,.x Anil n 1874 dawtf
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ICE


THE subscriber would respectfully inform his Gus
TONERS and the public generally that he is prepared
to furnish full supply Of Ice at the following prices:
ct per lbor all quantities less than 5000 in season
Is g from 1000 TO 5000 g
NO SEASON CONTRACTS TAKEN.
His Teams will start on Monday the 81 day of Nav.
and the drivers viii be instructed call en- all his for
mer customers ard ask continuance of patronage.
1hose who have changed their residence since Oct 5
1882 and those who may wish for Ice will be promptly
supplied by leaving their orders at the office.
REFRIGERATOR
Those wishing 10 purchase invited t. call and ex-
anime the most extensive and varied assortment Of New
ana econi hand Regerators to be found in the City
low Price
u Office No. Mechanic St, South side OF II. S
Hoit' ALDEN IL. SEARS.
worcester, April Ia, 1858 t2m
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ICE-ICE.

VIE subscriber will start his team the first of May
and will cali on all of his former customers to o.
iict continual &c of their patronage ough the
ing season. and the public generally. Prices for Ice in
quantities less than 5000 lbs 25 per 100 lbs over
5000 los 20 cts per 100, 5000 lbs 6s per IOO No
season contracts taken.
ANY neglect on the part of drivers to accommodate,
nee l4f Main street Persons who have changed their
residence since last ear and wishing Ice will obldge
by leaving their the office
New and Second hand REFRlGERATORS for sale
or exchange as low can be founI in the city
apo dtf B. F. HAYWOOD.
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Grass Valley Gold Mining Companv

Grass Valley Gold Mining Company.
Capjtal--S250 600, az 1850 Shares, 5000 Each
J. WINCHESTER, President.
T1HE Rich Quartz Claims owned by the Companv
exceed 400 in number, covering u surface of 100
acres in the richest and desirable part of Grass
Valley.
The whole of the Machinery is in California, and will
be put IN operation immediately. 1t is the most pow
erfu Of any yet manufacu ed and calculated to crush
100 tons per day.
A few shares of the stock for sale at par Pamph-
let's containing The Charter, Bylaws Maps, c.. NAV
be obtained at the office; if by mall enclose two three
cent stamps.
Address, postage paid, with remittance for stock Tin
drafts on New York, or current funds) to
r. J. RICHARDS, Secretary,
No. l07 Fulton St, N York
Where specimens OF the Gold-bearIng Quartz NAV be
seen nom III 10 O'Clock. my9 d2m
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N nTIC E

TINHE undersigned formed Go Partnership on the
Il 18th day Of March last, aud will continue business
at the old stand OF r. A. CLARK, where they will be
happy TO receive the patronage Of their friends aud the
public generally. II. A. CLARK
April u, 1858. dif u. II. SANFORD.
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Union Hair DRESSING Saloon.

Union Hair Dressing saloon.
MESSRS. JANKINS g. CLOUGH would most re-
1NA spectfully inform their patrons, and the public
Saloon, in splendid sly e, the Jewcry Store of L.
ID. Goddard Co., in the new Block recently erected
between the Post Office and American Temperance
House, where they will be found in prompt attedance
upon all who may favor them with call. Returning
their most sincere thanks for the liberal patronage
winch they have received during the many years In
which they have carried the business in this city,
both separate and together they that this new
effort Will still increase the public favor.
w. II. JANKINs,
decl4 DIFF +. A. CLOUGH.
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THE WONDER OF THE WORLD!
naV1nn's Cnmnnnnd Pitch Inznnnn

THE WONDER OF THE WORLD!
Devlne's Compound Pitch Lozenge!
ENHE Great Remedy for Colds Coughs &C.. is the
i cheapest medicine offered 10 the public The
following extraordinary shows effects if faith
iuly used Let the disprng in sald read this case and
hope on Ii not able to purchase, call Agents
and get box free, such persons welc,me:
my Friend, ReGt This! Messrs S. d. Fuller &
Col had n severe cough for almost a year, with
bleeding the lungs, and raised great quantity of bad
matter aud have been under the of Of The best
physicians IN Boston, and have used great deal of
medicine, but without any other effect than to grow
worse, and my physician said could not be cured.
commenced using Devne's compound Pitch LozeDge,
about five weeks since, and their has done wonders
for me. hink they have cured me, and feel thankful
that so good medicine is within the reach Of tho
afflicted. JOSEPH PARKER,
No. 10 Teston street.
Boston, May 5, 1853
~ zoe ask is this one question,
II you have got any lungs,
II you have got stomach,
II you have got liver,
u you have got any blood,
II you have got mucous membranes, or any other
members OF The body that are heirs to s.n
Are you not interested in this great rcmedy-Dev'ne's
compound Pitch Lozenge Store, fremont Temple.
5. u. FULLER 81 co. Pioprietors
sold in Worcester by Caldwell d Hill, Druggists,
AGENTS. Tat l. Harrington, Grocers, and by dealers
generally. myl4 diff
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AND CASTOR OIL
Gray Hair Changed by the Use of
Van Deetse's'S Improved Waphene.

HNHE reputation which this celebrated article has &C
4 qnred in its satisfactory results, has become
thoroughly established.
Gg Among the various remedies of tho present
day, Offered for the improvement of the human Hair,
This preparation the result of patient and laborous
Physiological research, has extensively received and
merited public favor II requires but The CAREFUL app
cation of"Van Densen's Improved Wahpene,' agreea-
BILE to The directions furnished, be convinced its
beneficial effects. To those whose hair, from sickness,
or other causes, becomes Impoverished, or fallen Off
this preparation will il be newly repenshed
with a thick and luxurant growth and Gray Hair to
become changed and TO return its original color
Agents for Worcester CALDWELL 4 HILL, Apoth
ecaries. 229 Main street. nov27 d&M6m
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Carriage and Door Mats.

usT received, large lot Of those nice Carriage and
y Door Mats, which we are selling at very low prices
at 1850 Main street, Cup stairs.j - r's'0'
or's dawtf TABER a CuoIIAR
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WANTED

VNHREE or four Blaeksmiths accustomed 20 the use
l. OF Trip-hammers. Also Two sot,d Chisel grinders
Apply 20 Q, F,iarER & co Worcester, or PAGE;
WHITMAN Il CO, West tchbuig.
mch24 istf
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For Preserving, Restoring, and Bealaifyinq
the HAIR
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-21

In every variety of style and quality.
BLEACHED and BROWN DAMASKS, by
the yard.
BLEACHED and BROWN TABLE CLOTHS.
NAPKINS, DAMASK, and HUCKABUCK
TOWELS, DOYLIES, B. E. DIAPERS
SCOTCH DIAPERS. CRASHES, &C.. &c.
The daily republic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-01

Hon. T. BUTLER KING.-In our telegraphic
column yesterday was paragraph stating that
the Hon. T. Butler King, late Collector at San
Francisco, had been charged with using hun
dred thousand dollars of Government funds. We
learn this morning that the charge is said to have
originated in journal published at San Francis
co. 1t is pure fabrication. Mr.. King organized
the custom-house at San Francisco under cir
cumstances Of peculiar difficulty, and was COM
PEELED to assume many responsibilities in cases
not provided for by law. In all such instances
his course was approved by the Treasury Depart
ment; and though public officer he was not
acceptable to the lawess part of the population Of
the city, he received the most fattering tcstimo-
mails of respect and confidence from the most en-
inent of the commercial community. No man
living has more nice sense than Mr. King of
duty and responsibility, and we do not hesitate to
pronounce any imputation upon his integrity as a
public officer base caIumny.
Boston Transcript, Jlly %.
The daily republic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-01
To the Editor of the Republic:

SIR: In your paper of this morning there APP
pears on the second page essay headed s'Texas
and her Newspapers. This brief, but in ideas
richly comprehensive, essay throws strong beams Of
light into the of all futurty. Ihave already
regarded the expansion of the Caucasian family Of
mankind over North America as a new creation
Compared with the history of the world, and
viewed in this respect, not alone North America
but all America, has in less than two and halfcen-
turtles burst ON the astonished world, as if it had
issued from chaos.
Discovered by and taken possession of by the
most civilized western nations of Europe, after
A. d. 1900, it is rather a curious fact that an
event, which has had the greatest influence of all
which has changed the history of the world since
the deluge, has not been recorded to determined
date; but A. d. 1900, small comparative
fraction of three hundred and fifty years past will
answer all requisite precision in time.
From the moment that the existence of the
great Atlantic continent was revealed to Euro
pean nations, a radical and irreversible change
commenced on the physical and intellectual as
well moral condition of the partially civilized in
habitants found its surface by the European dis
coverers. In the early age, after the discovery of
America, very faint ideas were conceived what
stupendous effects would be produced by the event
on every interest of mankind
Since the arrival of the European family of
mankind on America three hundred and sixty -one
years have passed, or small fraction only over
onefifth part of the time elapsed since the Chris
tian era, and what changes have not already been
operated on the earth' With many others of
minor Importance, may repeat, nation has risen
of incalculable Importance to all mankind.
July %, 1853. w. d.
The daily republic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-01

DEATH BY STEAMBOAT MAcHNERY.--A man
named John Hawthorn, fireman, was killed on
board the steamboat Catalina, lying at Peck slip,
New York, on Friday. The swell caused by the
steamboat North America she came into the
wharf, it is supposed, set the wheels of the Cata-
line in motion, and brought down the piston,
thereby crushing him. What the deceased was
doing among the machinery is not known, he
was not employed to oil it, nor had he any bust
ness there
The daily republic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-01

AN OMNIBUS CRUSHED BETWEEN RAILROAD
CARs.---An omnibus driver having attempted to
pass with his omnibus across Tenth avenue, New
York, on Friday afternoon, when two railroad
cars were approaching in opposite directions, his
vehicle was crushed between the two cars, and
two of his passengers, gentleman and lady,
much injured, although the driver himself escaped
unhurt. The cars were not damaged.
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THE EARL OF ELLEsMERE.-Of this nobleman
the New York Courier and Enquirer says:

The EARL OF ELLEsMERE.-Of this nobleman
the New York Courier and Enquirer says:
s'The Earl Vf Ellesmere, it is understood, in
tends to devote much attention to art during his
visit to this country, and within day or two
past has examined the best works of several of our
principal landscape painters. In tho course of his
visits he took the opportunity to give Mr.. Kcnsett
carte blanche for two landscapes. Such comp-
ment, from gentleman of his lordship's acknow-
lodged taste, is well bestowed upon painter whose
landscapes add to the charm of freshness and ORR
ginality of treatment truly American character
The pictures when hanging in the Bridgewater
Gallery cannot fail to be recognised as the fruits of
genius under American SKIES
The Commercial Advertiser learns also that the
Earl has ordered from Mr. Barlow one of Sharp s
rifles, and various other firearms for sporting
having them all entirely of American manufac-
ture.
The daily republic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-01

No YELLOW FEVER AT PHLApELPHA.-Thc
papers of Philadelphia contradict the report con-
veyed by telegraph of the existence of yellow fever
in that city. But case resembling that disease
is said to have occurred, and that originated from
the bilge water of the barque Mandarin, which
vessel has been ordered to the lazaretto to be
cleansed
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CoAL.-The New York Journal of Commerce of
Saturday says
ssThe coal-yards of the city are better filled
than is usual at this season, dealers having taken
the precaution to make early provision for the
winters demands. The dealers are seeking to
obtain an advance over last year s rates, and are
in no haste to fill orders till an increase of railroad
tolls shall justify them in demanding it. The
revival of the iron trade has made labor scarce
and high, and furnishes the railroad with large
amount of freight, which receives the preference
over COAL Liverpool sells from the yard for about
sl2, and red ash (screened) for asa IS so.
"But few persons probably ever trouble them
selves to inquire what becomes of the great guam
titles of coal dust or small particles that remain
after screening coal. 1t is not altogether worth
less. Nearly all of it is sent up the river on yes
sells, where the hard native coal is used in burn
ing the numerous brick-kilns. The screenings Of
the Liverpool are used in powder-works and by
blacksmiths. -
In regard to the supplies of Lehgh and Schuyl-
kill coal, the Philadelphia Ledger of Saturday OBJ
serves:
"Shipments Of coal ON the Lehgh for the week
ending with the Odd instant amounted to Al ,572
tons; showing gain of l, IT'S tons on the prece-
ding week and an excess of A ,O13 tons over the
shipments for the corresponding week of last
year. To the above date the shipments count up
500 ,709; being an increase over those to the same
time last year of 90 tons. From the mines of the
Lehigh Company the shipments for the week
were 1859, for the 288 504; being IL ,O39
tons in advance of the shipments to the cores
ponding time last year.
''The Reading Railroad brought down for the
week ending on Thursday of this week 80 1852
TONS being an increase of l ,377 tons on the pre-
ceding week; the aggregate, however, is 80, 1913
tons short of the tonnage of last season to the
same time. The Schuylkill Navigation brought
down for the week 1889 tons, an increase of
2,S41 tons on the previous week, and mn increase
over last year to the same time of 30,646 tons.
The tonnage by the three lines for the week is the
largest of the season, reaching 100 1853 tons.2
The daily republic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-01

BosroN, July 30.-A desperate encounter took
place last night between the New Harbor police
and two river thieves, who had been boarding and
robbng vessels at this port, disguised in masks,
and sometimes using chloroform. The robbers
were seen leaving vessel in boat, and were
pursued and captured.
They afterwards escaped and were again pur-
sued, the robbers firing five times at the offieers,
who returned the compliment; but without effect
on either side. One of the robbers was finally
struck down by Waterman, and the other was
run down. They were armed with two six bar
relied revovers each, and several gold watches
which they had stolen were found upon them
third member of the gang was arrested this
morning Their names are George Taylor alias
Kelly, William Mclaughlin, and Henry Kelly
alias Allen. Upon them found large
amount, stolen from the brig Martha Wilder,
boarded July 26th. The captain was put TO sleep
with chloroorm, and his pantaloons robbed of 1915
The daily republic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-01

ELECTIONS will be held to-day in Kentucky,
Missouri, and Arkansas for members of Congress
and Legislature; and in Alabama and Texas for
Governor, Congress, and the Legislature. Only
two members of Congress are to be elected in
Missouri. In North Carolina and Tennessee the
elections will be held on Thursday next, the 4th
of August-for Congress in North Carolina, and
for Governor, Legislature, and Congress in Ten
nessee