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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-25

D. S. BARNEs. P,oprietor.
Gray Hair Changed by the Use of
Kan DeNsens Tuaprored Waphe1ae.

TIVE reputation which this celebrated article has &C
Il qaired in ITS satslact Try results, has become
thoroughly established
u among the variou, remedies of the present
day, Offered for The mproV ment of the human Hair
this preparation the of patient and aborOus
Physiological research tts extensively received and
merited public favor 1t requires but The cale ful app
cation of"Vm Densen's Improved Wahpene," agreea-
BILE to the directions iurnshel be convinced of its
beneficial effects. To those whose hair, from Sickness
other causes becomes Impoverished or fallen off
this preparation will be nevy replenished
with thick and luXurant growth, and Gray Hair TO
became changed and to TO its original color.
Agents for Worcester, CALDWELL & HILL, Apoth
ecariss, 229 Vain stree. nov27 d&w6m
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Local Board of Reference
Nessrs. EAoch Train d Col q. Howe Il Co.; Blan-
chari, Converse Il Coz Nash, Calender n Co J. b.
Kmball a Co. {; George II Gray Il Co James Read,
Esq Albert Fearing, Esq II. NJ. Ilolbrook Esq r.
b. Forbes Esq Philip Greedy, Jr Esq George Will
liam Gordon, Esq Hon VIM G. Bates all of Boston
The mixed system of Life Insurance adopted by this
Company, and the best English Offices, secures all The
combined advantages of the stock and Mutual systems.
The Premiums to be paid in Cash and the present val.
ne of Annual Dividends is payable IN Cash, on demands
or deducted from future Premiums, at the option ofthe
party insured
III California Life Insurance, and Permits for Aus
ira la, Oregon, ard the Sandwich Islands, at reduced
rates OF premium. GEORGE ii. BATES,
General Agent, New England Branch Office, No. IS
Congress street. Boston, corner OF Post Office Avenue,
Il few doors from State street)
JOHN A. DANA,
No Central Exchange, Worcester.
GEO. A. BATES, Medical Examiner.
oc9 dSaWaweOwly
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Something New.

MIR. L BABBlTT, No. Pipers Block, would re-
WI specially inform the inhabitants OF Worcester and
vicinity that liz will take Daguerreotypes for so
Mir. b. has process for taking likehesses by which
good be had for the small of fty cents and
not oblige the take poor pctuIe because
it is cheap.
All who favor him with sitting for likeness, will
be able TO confirm the above statement Satisfaction
is guaranteed in all Every the
whole process by which the picture is taken, and have
il explained TO them clearly
The above Is no humhug Call and see for yourselves.
murIl diff
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PER T U merry.

HAVE in store and offer for sale large lot of Luz
l. bins and Preston Merrll's Panel Extra, EIDE 4 Co.'S
lIedyosma, John Mcakias NOnpariel Perfume, Patey
Cos Ess Sweet Briar Pvcrs Triple Ext. Patchouly and
Lavender Water Mnugehet IL COudtoys Victoria Per
fume, Joseph Aut Far Francois Maria Farna, Jean
Maria Farlna and Johan liu.on Farna, imported, Black
Red Stamp Colognes, Jean Mottets imported Orange
Flower Water, with great variety of domestic Co.
lognes, aud other perlume all of which warranted
genuine, aud true 10 their name Also, the largest
sortnent Of Essential Oils in the city.
marl6 l.. I. LAZEI.L, Druggist 201 Main st.
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DRY GOODS. &c
NEW AND RICH STOCK
Or
SPRING GOODS !!
CHANDLER & CO..

CHANDLER & CO.,
6 and Summer Street, BOSTON.
HAVING received by late arrivals our Spring IN
IL Port4ttons Of choice Goods, we are now pre-
pared to offer both at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
more extensive Stock of new and attractive Goods
Stock having been imported with special reference
to our Retail Sales, and in styles exclusively own
we are enabled to exhiut to our customers many new
and beautiful articles not to be found elsewhere.
We invite particular attention TO large
ment Of
Plaid Slks-in new and rich styles;
Plain Silks the most fashionable shades;
Brncade Slks-in small figures;
Plain Black silks-of the most approved makes;
Figured Black Silks-in great variety;
Paid and Stripe NJ cunning Silks
Cashmere Long and Square Shawls;
Paris Printed Shawls-beautllu patlerns
SIX Mantias-veIy elegant styles;
Lace Mantillas;
Printed and Plain Bareges;
Pointed Tissues;
Printed Jacoueis and Muslins;
French and English Prnts-an extensive assortment;
Printed and PLAIN MousssliHe De LANES;
Bar g. De LANES AID American Cloth;
Embroideries and i.acesj
Hosiery and Cloves
Parasol.;
Linen Goods-in great variety
Printed Piano and table Covers-il the richest sty les;
In addition to our Stock of rich ami high goods,
we are now offering complete assortment Of medium
price goods, OF the various KINDS wanted in every fam
lily, which we are selling at low prices and to which
we invite the attention of purchasers.
III our Retail Department the
ONE PRICE SYSTEM
Will be strictly adhered TO- thereby enabling custom
es least acquainted with the value Of merchandise to
purchase upon The same terms these most ac-
quainted.
We respectfully invite purchasers from the county
to visit Store, fully believing that they will be ahe
to make their selections satisfactorily any other
Establishment. CHANDLER u CO.
apis deod6w
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UmiON sRals' abre.sIang saROO9a.

UmlORA hE0gs' AbPe%sEahg SaROO8B.
M SSRS JANKINS s, CLOUGH would mos, re-
I'VE speetinlly inform their patrons, and the pub c
generally, that they bave fitted mp Iar Dressing
Saloon in splendid sly e the Jewely Store of H.
ID. Goddard ~ Co., in the Block recently erected
between the Post Office and American Temperance
House, where they will be found in prompt attendance,
upon ali who may iavJr them with call Returning
their most sincere thanks, for the liberal patronage
which they have received during the many years in
which they have carried business in this city,
both separate and together, they that this new
effort Will still increase the public favor
w. Il. JANKINs,
decl4 diff f. A. CLUUGH.
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5s=ssz5= -
LYON S
KATHAIRO&
FOB THE
II "a Z r
LYONS Kathairon.

F0r PreSeT012g, restoring, and Be031lfy5}q
the Hair.
tausing it to ow luAuranlly and giving it soft
acter. The KATIIAIRON neuraizes the effects of
disease, climate and Old age preserving and restor
ing the human Hair, even after BaidaPSS of many
ural Immediately relieves sympathetic
tacks Of Neruoas Headache, and all cutaneous
diseases of the skin, such Eryspclas salt Bhrum,
Itch, &C A
TOILET ARTICLE,
for giving the hair a rich, soft glossy and curling ap-
pearance nothing has ever neen dis covered compare
with its ncont esled-s incontesiibe virtues. 1t i'm
parts The fragrance of The delightful and exotic
flowers aud is free from all neral properties or any
substance which color he skin, stain a laiy's
hat. For
Bald ar.d Gray Heads,
it is RE emneny beneficial The Kathairun restored
my IT, after a bal mess OF II years. A. JAY COURT
RIGHT, rs Bond street, N. York" This admirable
preparation he had of all reputable Dealers through
uul North and South America and the Islands of the
Ocean, in large bottles for 25 cents.
Sold TO the trade al liberal discount, but commits
Si0pet IN no instance.
D. $. BARNES, Proprietor.
l6l Broaway, New York.
SD in Worcester, by SHELLEY & SCOTT, l.. T.
LAZELL, DAVID SCOTT ia, JAMES GREEN
G. 5. \ A. j. HOWE, VI. B GREEN, and e. IL
MARSH, and sold by MI Druggists, every where.
WEEKS x POT Err, No l54 Washington street.
Boston, wholesale Agents tor New England
marl4 daw6ms
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Working Gutter.
SIIHE subscriber would respectfully inform the citi-
zens of Worcester, that he has moved from his
old stand, No. Pleasant ST. to his room, No 25
Exchange ST., where he will make sharpen, clean, and
repair all kinds OF Cutlery. Also, he bought the
Stock aud Tools of the late o. Ware, thus enabling
hi do all kinds Of Gun and Pistol work, repairing
locks KEYS &c, short notice and reasonable
terms. large assortment If keys kept constantly
hand. All work done by him not giving satsl lcIiun
will he made perfect free OF charge.
JAMES STEWART
apl2 daw6m No. IS Exchange St
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Mus. M. NJ. Garalds.

EEMALE PHYSICIAN, and successful Midwife,
II Educated at the NJ b. Female Medical College
win answer calls night and day.
lr Residence cor. OF Myrtle and southbridge street
Worcester. ap7 div
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Carriaga and Door Ma.

lust received large lot of those nice Carriage and
- Door Mats, which we selling at very low prices
at 100 Main street, Cup stuirs.)
oc'9 dawtf TABER 4 G uClIAE
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Basket and Willow Ware
Manufacture.

JACOB G. WEIXLER, No. l69 Main street.
apo dtAugil+
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Twenty Gross
NOTICE.
Savings Bank.

OFFICE IN CENTRAL EXCHANGE.
TNHE Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank is ope
i daily for the receipt OF Deposits from all classes
Worcester. Oct. l. 1859. oct ld6wist
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WANTED.
" a II 7 E D.
WANTED.

FFNHREE or -four Backsmiths, accustomed to the use
Z of Trip-hammefs. Also, two good Chisel grinders
Apply TO Q. FOSTER & co Worcester, or PAGE;
WHITMAN q co, West FtchbuIg
mch24 istf
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Calf Skins.
COMPREHENSIVE.

C0PARTNERSHIP.
TINE subscribers have formed CoparneTship, under
L the name and firm of q. A. HARRINGTON Il CO.,
for the purpose of selling Drugs, Paints, Oils, ana Man
uacturers' Articles, and will continue the business at
the old stand Of Z. A Harrington M SO Main
g. A. HARRINGTON.
mch7 JEROME MARBLE.
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Calf Boots.
e GENTS Fine Calf Boots, fancy
~ and plain tops made OF prime first
qualry Calf skins, together with
gzsaze VI G15sSs Congress, Caters oxford and Mon.
EA terey Ties, Mems and Boys Calf
GSA9> Goat, and Emnaeled Shoes for sale
low at No. 81 Main st. l. s. CHAPMAN.
apps dow
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NOTICE.

at the old stand No. 30 Main street, nearly opposite
School street where they will he constantly hand
to su1ply all who may favor hem with their patronuge
with the choicest and best Meats oi The in al
their variety, ut fair prices. E. b LOWELL,
j. SP0OAER.
Worcester Feh. l. 1858 dif
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-08

Foreign TheatricaIs.
Mr.. Richard Tubal Lewis, many years q contri-
butor to the London press, and well known among
the theatrical circles from his connection with the
"royal property" Vauxhall, Cremorne and the Gre
clan Saloon, died of consumption his residence in
Hercules Buildings, Lambeth, England, on the 4th
of April. He was in his 35th year.
Miss Edith Heraud, who has accepted an engage
ment at the theatre Of Southampton, England, has
produced remarkable sensation. She appeared in
1.-THE Lady Of Lyons" Romeo and juliet" and
"Love's Sacrifice"
1.-THE Good Woman in the Wood" it appears, has
a host of admirers at the Theatre Royal, Dublin,
who pay their deroirs nightly to her in Hawkins
street At the Queens, the dramas of "The Sol
dier's Progress" and "The Betting Boys Career y
had been produced At Franconi's Cirque Imperial
de France the grace and agility Of the Mdlles. Fran
conf draw crowded houses On Wednesday, April
18th, grand equestrian soiree with the comic
spectacle Of "Don Quixote and Sancho Panza,"
were given by command Of their Excellencies the
Lord-Lieutenant and Countess Of st. Germans. The
house was filed from pit to gallery long previous to
the rising Of the curtain.
Mr.. George Hodson, from the Theatre Royal, Dub
in clever Irish comedian and vocalist, has played
with much natural humor in the character Of Slash
the Irish corporal, in 1.-THE nvncibes ct the Strand
Lendon. He sang THE Boys Of Kilkenney," in q
very spirited manner. The theatre was fully at
tended.
On Friday evening April 18th, the comedy Of
Marguerite, by Madame Ancelot, revived at the
st. James theatre, London. Made. Page sustaining
the character of Marguerite de Sennevie, in which
Madame Doche originally gained great applause. 1t
young coincidence. M. Lafont has been playing in
some Of his popular characters he was announced to
appear last night in his celebrated part Of Marteau
in M. Bayard's comedy of Andre"
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HOTEL INCIDENT IN ST. LOUISA gentleman.
with . naturally nervous temperament and dread Of
education arrived In this city few days SINCE aud
took lodgings at ofour most popular hotels Our hero
acquaintances, nor stayed out after nighta; but with
his hand the breeches pocket containing mis- wallet
he kept his counsel and bid defiance to the knight.
GRAMS Of the mmey and outsider with whom he sup-
poed the town to tee He retired at reasonably early
hour but got up the next morning with the first Of
Behind the ocs counter, When onr frssd Iatsss and
soates arrived In the highest possible state OF excite
ment to announce that he had bee robbed "Oh no,
reckon not said the clerk in tone OF inconceivsble
trembling ii have been robbed Of thousand dolIars.
gone shall hold you responsible for It, sir-I look to
youn THAT you can't do" replied the clerk, this time
with the d nG ss
with me- in fact you said nothing about hl wing msney
how could then, secure you against its loss Come
ling sly prairie gamef Come now, 1t wont do and
the clerk smiled and esod and pleasantly denied All re-
and ,hs s9DS e: "o
be found again. until tho excited stranger became s
excited and canvassed in his mind the horns o. the
dilemma Wit assault and battery on the cler. or
the arrest the whole household BY the pohce After
the interview had progressed for some the ONCE Pc
The d cusson sided Invariably with the clerk who hav
ing created enough suspense in the strangers mind pro-
duced a wallet from his desk and counted out to MN
in stupid establishment and qualification, the CLERK re-
marked stranger let me give you piece Of advice.
In your boots for security, and then, in moment Of ABB
stractiop set them out In the hall TO be BACKED Ihe
thing had really occurred thus explained: The
fearing always to be robbed behought himself
Of his boots the place Of all the world the safest to
entirely from bis mind II to him that he ought
TO have his boots blcked, and accordingly taking the
self same pair placed them. morey End all, In the hail.
and locking the door retired without another thought to
disturb his sumber The next morning. forgetting him
self be felt persuaded that he had placed his wallet un-
der his inflow but honest "boots" had appriSed the
clerk OF his III ocypry end deocsited WITH him ms 6nd
irps~-& LtGs NsYltiican Arra 70.
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II is rumored in Paris that Mrs. Howard, the late
mistress Of the Emperor, is about to be married to
the son of an English officer. She is worth $780,
000f year.
A respectable merchant Of the Rue Montmartre,
Paris expired lately, in the midst Of frightful
WILSON'S induced by having burnt the interior of his
ear. Feeling an aching in his ear, he placed
chemical match into it, forgetting in the warmth
Of conversation to look which end he had put in.
Unfortunately he introduced that which was inlam-
mabe, and, on rubbing his ear, combustion ensued.
Dr. Alexander Mayer, French physician, has
written to the Presse, announcing that he had met
with an intelligent and skillful mechanic who has
solved the problem of obtaining heat for all the
purposes for which fuel Is now employed by the
means Of friction, and that he will soon be able to
exhibit to the public an apparatus by which any
quantity Of heat may be obtained by friction,
without fuel of any kind, for the purposes Of do
nestle use or for the generation OF steam for steam
engines
circular has been issued from the war Office,
England stating that the Secretary.atWar does
not consider it expedient to admit newspapers into
the catalogue furnished to military libraries, but
he viii not object 10 their Introduction into the
readingroom IL obtained by means OF small vol
rrtary subscription among The soldiers, upol the
di'tind understanding that the officer commanding
ihe garrison o. regiment sh,l be held strictly re-
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ANOTHER VICTIM OF THE MICHIGAN RAILROAD
ACCIDENT Coroner Hines held inquest the body Of
wilhelmne Meier who died yesterday morning. The jury
brought verdict that she came 10 her death by the
collision Of the Michigan Central and Michigan Southern
,a,tad trains which happened Chicago the 2d,h
81 April. nv rsgieet Of the officers both roads -
CL,teDo JcRJEoI %ni! 2a
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The Minor Planets.

CATALOGUE OF THE MINOR PLANETS AT PRESENT
KNOWN, ARRANGED IN THE ORDER OF THEIR DIS
COvERY, TOGETHER wfTH THE OTHER KNOWN
PLANETS OF OUR SOLAR SYSTEM.
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not hcstated TO incur considerable personal discredt
by placing the stamp of his approval on the worst ar
tcles OF the compromise between the North and South,
tsstrophe which would blow the compromise to the
winds, and place all sectional adjustments beyond
the pale Of possibility.
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hauled down from the peak of the ship Austin and that
Of the Union substituted-which was done under
Of March. is4e For about three months from that dats
until they relieved by Commander Hoins and other
ocers who detailed by the Navy Department those
officers of the Texas navy drew their pay out Of the
hundred Thousand dollars appropriated to carry out the
details of annexation This the ground which the
late Commander Brashear sued for writ Of mandamus
against the Secretary Of the Navy-he and the other Of
cers duty board the Texas vessels Of war; having
drawn their from thi; government for about three
months after those vessels were transferred and
meDced wearing the flag Of the Union. advised him not
to bring the SUIT nd predicted confidently that the court
would not grant the mandamus against the Secretary Of
the Navy, because he not the accounting paying o.
fceI Of the Commander Brashear held commission
officer Of the u s navy--and above oil, Congress
Texas navy Af warrants on the treasury must state
out of what appropriation the money il to be paid for
and properly before the cour-evsryhng else in the de-
cision was purely incidental.
70 that p. o. your sa nsa In
say was unjustfable attack ON my reputation, not
fo1h in law fact win proceed to demonstrates
and will do clearly but will first quote your words,
as reported in the Congregational Globe
Mr. PEAncKNow understand that, on the 10th July,
state in this body, Mr Houstcn dismissed one ofaccr
from the service % s OF s
glad to learn from the Senator from Texas whether that
Mr. HousTosThat was the understanding of the Execu
MI PrARor1Tben am not mistaken with regard to that
fact and take it that 1t from his asdnous and perse
nears IS now Brought who
vas az 1 understand from the honorable Senator
from Texas dismissed from the navy Of Texas In 1913 h
by that to be into the Of the United
States tie heads Of forty cutenants ninety com
at tic Tine be es tho sec s Of the United states
nsider n gross outrage upon the naval service
IL unfortunate for the officers OF the late texas
navy that Senator Rusk OF Texas, absent from the
Senate commit tee OF conference on one OF the Zap
Precipitation bills, when the above remarks made
ard that lie knew nothing them until after the vote
VAS taken he IN just in time TO have hs v3e
eoIsed
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against the harshness OF their naval compatrlot
Doubtless these gentlemen cherish the hope that
Nicaragua will one day be as Anglo-Saxon as New
York; but they evidently comprehend the immedi-
ate difference which will be made in their influence
and position by premature instalment Of annexa-
ton. Hereafter they will probably be less ndulgent-
ly regarded than the once dreaded admiral Of the
English West India fleet which has, it seems, been
sent for. Meanwhile we have every confidence that
no reaction at Greytown, in favor of great Britain,
will tempt the English commander into any act of
indiscretion. England has not, and never has had
any sinister designs upon Central America and
Engishmen-the innocent scapegoats of so much
covetous ambition-have only to smile at the un-
toward accident which has rent through web of
policy most industriously labored at, aud not unn
geniously planned.
tn. incident, curious enough in itself is a sample
Of difficulties IN which nothing but the utmost firm
ness and recttude of Judgment will save President
Pierce from getting bimsef seriously entangled
Whatever were the directions actually communicated
to Captain Hollins it is clear that he-and probably
every other agent Of the United States-has been en-
couraged by the accession of a democratic chief
gistrate to believe that arrogance in tone, and vio
lence in act the qualities of public conduct most
palatable to his superiors. An impression of this
kind, disseminated among the many servants of the
federation who are just approaching their new
duties in all the rawness OF inexperence, would
be fraught with the worst forms of embarrassment
at the moment when the condition of Mexico il
likely to introduce disorder into all the continental
relations of the republic. Santa Anna is by this
time in Mexico and u Is aDundanty evident, from
the terms of his reply to the deputation which sol
cited his return that he, usual s disposed to make
vengeance on his enemies, and the reversal of their
polcy the sole objects Of the government which he
will shortly control. AS the golden rule Of his pre-
decessors was peace at all price with the United
States it may be presumed that the conduct of Santa
Anna will be regulated by considerations of another
color il not Of the very opposite complexion. He is
quite capable of repeating that miscaculation OF
strength which has already cost Mexico so dearly,
and Of launching her on struggle which can only
end in her extinction or ACKNOWLEDGMENT Either
eyentuaty IL rs menacing 10 the United states - to
TIC Meztau reit blicj and General Pierce wao LIS