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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-04
Valuable Estate for Sale.

(gsA The Estate at TIE Corner of Summer and Bel
i4S mont Streets recently occupied by the American
Antiquarian Society, IS offered for sale on lib
era terms.
Inquire of s. F. HAVEN, at the New Library Build
ng. dtf lei
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-04
By Letters Patent (SecureO 1849.
Pa1vermaeher's Patent Hydro Electric Toltaic

A~NoSOAS = - SSAAO N%OSlANO/ 4OEOs
Pa1uermachef's Patent Hydyo-Electric Tonaic
CHAINS,
CONSTRUCTED to be worn under the garments are
~ the most wonderful discovery in Medicine and
Electrlcity Of the present day They relieve without
pain or Shock The unanimously acute palms.
such as head, ear aud tooth ache rheumatic pains tie
dOloeux &c land by their mild bu continuous and per
cepcle action the body, diseases of years. standing
such as govt, local paralysis nervous complaints, lv
er diseases, &C, disappear by mrace. They have
been applied with the greatest success in all those dread
iG diseases in children commonly called COMMISSIONS
also in OF teelhng under difficulties, and dsotd
ers OF the bowels They precipate metals from their
solutions decompose water, defect the magnetic needle
in short, show all The phenomenon of powerful yoaic
pile. The Instruments producing these effects weigh
about two ounces be- folded up in pocket book,
always ready fpr instantaneous and iii last
man his lifetime, for himself family, and his friends,
&c. against that number OF diseases and complaints in
which mild streaming electricity is perfectly safe GER
tam, and wonderful speedy remedy. The price of
complete chain is from 81 to batteries SI0-$22 SO.
Incredible as may The above facts, any person
can easily convince himself beforehand at the depot OF
ther truth. The importance of the invention has been
acknowledged in America by the Academy of Medicine
OF New Hork, and The Chains have been applied with
great success in the Medical Colleges, the Csty, Belle
Vue and Wards Island Hospitals, Brookl CITY Hos
piia d1c in Europe by the Royal Colleges of IN, sic
iaus and surg in london; hY the endemic Nati0n-
ale de Medicine al Paris; by the Imperial F-cnlty at
vennaj by The Royal Faculty AT Eerliu, aud other sci
enfc institutions the hi9hest usder including the
principal hospitals ia Europe
The proprietors in possession of testimonies
1he same effect, from all The above institutions in Amer
ica and Europe, well rs of the eminent and dis
iingnished members Of the profession DO hen.s-
rheres, and invite the pnhic 10 examine iheia.
Fun and illustrated descrpionsonr for personal
and one + r scientific menwilh copies Of testimonials,
and number oi cases cured in New York ana Europe,
may be obtained, gratis at this Office. They viii be
orwarded free Of postage. any part of the United
States in to pre- paid inquiries, containing three
cents postage stamps. j. STEINERT, Sole Agent
No 56s Broadway, cor of Prince St, New York.
Agents in Worcester { ALDWEtL x HILL, 229 Main
Street. !ayl dam
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-04
North End Markell

TIME subscriber has opened Market In BANGS
Block opposite the Court House, where he Intends
M EATS AND EGETABLEs
and trusts by Keeping good articles low prices to ro
ceive his share Of patronage.
az Goods delivered in any part ufthe city.
movie dti J. q. WOOD.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-04
Grass Valley Geld Mining Company,
Capita5--S25o 900, IN 1880 SHARES, $500 Each
]. WzNCEEsTHRs presidsrf.

FFNIiE Rich Quartz Claims owned by the Company
! exceed 400 in number, covering q surface Of 100
acres, in the richest and desirable part of Grass
Valley.
The whole of the Machinery is in California ami will
be put IN operation Immediately. 1t is the most pow
erfu of any yet manufactured and calculated crush
100 tons per day.
A few shares of the stock for sale at par. Pamph-
lets containing he Charter Bylaws Maps, c., may
be obtained hsoliee if BY mail, enclose three
cent stamps
Address postage paid with remittance for stock. lin
drafts on New York, or current iGnds) TO
Il. J RICHARDS, Secretary,
No l07 Fulton St, n York.
Where specimens Of the old bearing Quartz may be
seen from 10 10 2 o'clock. my9 Dim.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-04
Feathers. Feathers.

UbT recelyed, large invoice Of Lave Oeeso Feath.
ors, selling low, at wholesale and RETAIL al $50 Main
street, CUP siers' TABER CiiOLLAR.
oots dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-04
For SALE.

Ia large double House, situated on the corner
iHHi Of OTIS and Prescott sts honiing on Hamilton
Square. The Lot contains lG,500 square fee. of
Land, well stocked with Fruit Tees &C
II. * T. SMITH.
Worcester, June d, 1853. les off
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-04
WANTRD,
Board BOARD,

2 OR Good BIacksnilhs can find constant employ
- ment, by applying at OSGO0O BRADLEY,S
dtf Car Mandatory.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-04
WANTS. sc.
WANrE.n.

FENHREE or four Backsmiths, accustomed TO the use
4 Of Trip-hammers Also, two good Chisel grinders
apply % Q. FOSTER & co Worcester, or PAGE
WHITMAN q co, West F,tehburg
men24 islf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-04
[PRICE ONE CENT
HAIR OILS. &c.

IfOR Preserving and Beautify ing the Hair for Civ
Il ing 10 the Hair soft and gle sy appea ance re-
moving Scurf and nahGruff DESTROYING Hair Eaters
curing Headache and all iainors OF the Scalp, this
preparation is unequalIed by any other in The world
PRICE TyVENTY- FIVE CENTS.
None genuine without the signature Of J. A PERRY,
sole proprietor.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale md retail by Burr &
Perry at the New 81 gland Patent Medicine DepotgNo
CorHhil Boston.
Agents in Worcester, JAMES CRFEN and r. H.
N AkSH and sold bv Druggists and Fancy Goods cal
ers throughout the United States and Candies
ie27 dsn. yca
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-04

EnHE undersigned are agents for the sale of prime
Il Article of Sa@ratus, put up in boxes, barrels and
kegs, ut which they invite the attention OF the trade
BAsSETT, EARLE, e BROTHER
my25 dasvtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-04
Real Estate for Sa

Id THE HOUSE, BARN. and LOT, No Al Pleas
ti ant street. so Cottage House about six min
ueis walk from the City Hall. Apply To
mch29 diff JOS. LOWELL, in. E
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-04
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
10 be Let.

DART of an Office, very light and Central,-one OF
the best Rooms in the -citv. Apply at the House
and Office Agency, 2S3 Main St., Cup slairS) Room l.
je24 diff
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IA REMT.


&-@s~v
A ROOM wer The store Of the subscriber.
II iell du II. hYREs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-04
zEEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
McDonald's Advertising Agency.
Important to all who use
STEAM AS 4 MOTIVE POWER /!

Important to all who use
STEAM AS 4 MOTIVE POWER!
AND DESIRE
Safety and Great Economy.
A opportunity is now offered to all when it NAV
"A concern, the exclusive right of manufac-
turing, using, and ven ing, in States and Countess
IRv WINGS
Circulating Safety Steam Boiler,
For Stationary Engines, Locomotives Marine Engines
on River, Lake, aid Ocean Steamers &C. The advar-
tages of this Boiler over all Others now in use are
Entire Safety from Explosion, being no more liza
BILE to explode than aD open chadron
2. Less than ONE THIRD the amount of fuel is re
CURED TO generate the steam obtained by other boilers
Of the same power
8. The cost of construction is REDUCED ONE.
HALE
4. They occupy but ONE-THIRD the space of 9TH
boilers and may he apped any engine now In use.
S. The expense of Foruaee Crates will be incacula
bly, lessened by The small of fuel required and
the manner of using il.
The Company guarantee the reality of the above adj
vantaees Their conclusions based on PRACTICAL
RESULTS, many of these Boilers heing now IN use in
and about this city The inventor has but Just succeed
ed after years OF application in bringing this valuable
invention before the public Ii stands alone and indie
pendent in its merts aud il has the euaies claimed
which are undenab toe public viii acknowl-
edge its superiority over any other motive power.
Terms Of sale made known application the Of
flee of the CRYING STEAM BOILER COMPANY
corner of Broadway and Park-place, New 70 x, over
the New Broadway Bank
Circulars containing terms of sale sc. will be for
warded by mail If requested, address as Above
apl2 d3uI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-04

A STORE in Hardings Block, on Front Street
u TENEMENT IN the house corner of Portland
and Myrtle streets. Also, small House on Quincy
street CHARLES WHITE.
my7 dtf
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PARAeOLS
Ladies', parasnls

Just received large assortment of the most fash.
- ionable styles. SYLgANus PRATT,
my2S dawif No. 206 Main ct.
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.B0ARDERs.

A GENTLEMAN and his wife can obtain pleasant
~ rooms and Boari by applying at No % Pleasant
street Also several single gentlemen c;n be accommo
dated with Board myI2 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-04
WANTED.

FTVo make Ladies', Misses, and Chdrens Shoes. both
L Sewed and Peged. w. A. 5. sMYTH.
Corner Union and Market sts
Worcester, April 81, 1853. DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-04

A GENTLEMAN and his wife can be accommodated
"A with good Board, and pleasant rooms WITHIN two
minutes walk OF he Post Office, by applying at A. Put
nani's Auction Room.
+. $ Also, few single gentlemen can be accommo-
dated with Board and Rooms arg dIf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-04
Wanted Immediately.

I000 COAT, Vest, and Pant makers. Good prices
t'IOO and consa"t employment will lie gwen.
Apply TO MACULLhR, WILLIAMS, d Co. I'll
Pipel's Block Main ST. sign of the Fnll Dressed Man
N.Y. DIFF
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TO 80

A CONVENIENT Lower Tenemeni,6 or 7 Rooms,
"A on Newton steet, Off essant at the House of d
Manning, with good Barn and Stable, good Water,
Garden, &c. Inquire at this Office, or uf
J. @. sTOD DARD, 7
Maple street, or at the House.
mch24 DIR
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-04

FL0UR-FT0nR !

JUST Rereived 500 bills Flour of Extre and com
y mon grades, among which ms; be found, =
Eastern Rail Road,
Boston Rail Road,
Camilla Mills Extra,
Family and Superfne Valley Mills.
Also, RATHBUN'S GENEsEE EXTRA, sunerior
foI Family use to any other brand in market all of
which will be sold The lowest prices at The Whole
sale Produce Store, Washington Square.
BASSETT EARLE, Il BROTgIER.
my25 dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-04

VIN UhlIdren's Toys OF all Kinds.
fuHIiE subscribers has replenshed bis stoek Of Child
Il rens Toys and has hamd the greatest varie-
~ ever offered IN this city Il. MERRILL,
Jelb dawu 22l Main ST.
Swans Empire Enamel Tooth Powder
A SUPPLY this day received. and fof snlc b
"A .Lt.l.e5.. ss l.. I. LAzEi.i. pfneeiss
apl6 dtf q01 Main g.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-04
Valuable House Tor SAD.

Valuable House for Sale.
ia THE House now occupied by the subscriber
Gli with the whole, or part of the Land adjoining
II is situated at the mead OF State street. ana is
one OF the best built and convenient in this
city. For terms, and furlher description, apply to
mayi7 dist O.. A. HARRfNGTON.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-06-09
Death of Judge Petit.

We notice with sincere regret, the death of the
Hon. THOMAS NJ. PETIT. The sad event took
place ut his late residence in Philadelphia, on
Monday evening. May 80. At the time of his
decease, Judge Petit was Director of the Uni
ted States Mint in this city, to which place he
was recently appointed by President Pierce. He
some years since, was President Judge of the
District Court of the City and County of Phila-
deiphia, and subsequently was U. S. District At
torney for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.
tie was n gentleman of fine talents, unsuied
character, and prominent member of the Dem
ocratic party. He was grandson of Chief JUS
tice Mexican, and enjoyed the esteem and res
pect of all who had the pleasure of his acquain-
tance. He possessed many noble qualities, and
in all therelations of life, public private, he
discharged the puties which devolved upon him,
honorably, faithfully, with ability and judg-
ment. AS friend he was true, as a husband
be was tender, and as a father he was kind and
afectionate. He widower at the time of
his decease, his wife having died some years
ago. As n member of the Bar he occupied
prominent rank, while in his judicial capacity
he was sound and impartial. The duties of the
office OF District Attorney were discharged by
him with credit and fidelity, and he enjoyed in
an eminent degree the confidence of his political
brethren, and of his fellow citizens generally
He had but just entered upon the responsible
office of Director of the Mint, when he was seiz-
ed with an illness, which speedily terminated in
his death. We tender our heartfelt coincidence
to his bereaved family and sorrowful friends
Phita. Inquirer.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-06-09
The Coming Thousands.

1t is stated that nine thousand emigrants ar
rived at New York during two days of the pre-
sent week.. The movement on the other side
OF the Atlantic was, at the last dates as active
as ever. The Limerick Reporter says that it
is really incredible to imagine the immense exc
dus that is in progress. Over one hundred and
nifty adventurers were despatched in single
train from that town, and another party of one
hundred started the same day from Ennis The
Sligo Champion says: a
''Crowds of well-dressed, respectable looking
people, left this port last week for Liverpool
from whence they purpose sailing for America !;
and although the drain from this locality is in
cessant, we have not yet heard of want of
hands te carry on the work usual at this SEASON
of the year"
Thirty families recently left Nenagh on the
same day, and one hundred and sixty-seven
pauper females were also despatched from the
Mas Union, and destined to Quebec. By far
the larger portion of the Irish emigrants direct
their footsteps to the United States, but some to
Canada, and others to Australia.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-06-09
DREADFUL MASSACRE ON BOARD
THE REINDEER.
Two Murderers Arrested.

BosroN, June S.-Letters received ia this city
from Montevideo, report that the captain, both
mates, steward ani two passengers of the Rein
deer, bound TO Valparaiso from Boston were
murdered by the crew.
The attack sudden and unexpected
that but little resistance could be made. The
crew, shortly after the Commission of the
terrible deed, scuttle1 the vessel off Cape Anto-
Mo.
The vessel was afterwards discovered aban-
doned Her cargo being thrown overheard. she
was rowed into Mouteyijeo
The Reindeer had on board a large amount Of
bullion, which the murierers secured before
leaving the ship, and placed in n boat, in whicn
they arrived at Montevdco.
Ga their arrival, one OF the murderers seeing
the Reindeer lying in the harbor. when he had
supposed she had sunk, was seized with pan
ic aud confessed the dreadful crime.
The affair created great sensation. The
murderers arrested and will be sent 20 Eng
land for trial.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-06-09
The Fishsries---British Preparations.

BosroN, June I've have received st. John
IN. b. papers of the 30th uIt. They continue
to be filled with articles relative TO the fishery
question. The Morning Netcs states that IL. NJ.
vessel of war Ketch had recently arrived, and
would be stationed in the Bay of Fundy. The
screw steamer Phoenix was fitting out in Eng
land, and would be stationed near st. John n.
NJ. steamers Basilisk and Devastatio are 10 be
stationed off Newfoundland. Four small YES
sells are to be fitted out to be comm lnded by
Lieutenant of the Navy and manned by % men
each, from the flag ship Cumberland, and other
small vessels are to be fitted out at Halifax, al
of which the Net0s thinks, ''wili effectually put
a stop to the encroachments of American mack
erel men from the British waters.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-06-09
nThe Rational North West Branch"

In another column of this paper will be found
communication in reference to the North West
Branch of the Pennsylvania Railroad, which we
take from the columns of the Philadelphia North
american. We ask for it, careful perusal by
the citizens of Cambria county, well as those
residing upon the line as suggested and direct
the attention of capitalists to the advantages this
route to the West possesses over any other. If
constructed, this road would pass through sec
ton of country as rich in mineral wealth as any
portion of our state, covered with pine, hemleck,
cherry and poplar of the best quality, ALL or the
greater portion of which, would find market
by this Rational Northwest Branch" This
road would Immediately develop the almost in
exhaustible sources of wealth with which the
country though which it is intended to pass
abounds, and be the true means of connecting
by the shortest and most practicable route the
eastern and western markets. The local trade
which would inevitably be thrown upon it to seek
q market, would be of more Importance than
that OF any other road within the limits of this
Commonwealth, while from its position and loca-
ton it would command the imm ense trade and
travel of the lakes and the mighty Northwest
Too long, though the agency Of the New York
canals and railroads, has this important trade
been directed from Philadelphia, its proper mar
ket, to enrich the merchants and manufactures
OF the Empire city, and for Philadelphia to con-
troll it this route must eventually be adopted and
q road constructed that will place the dealers ofI
that city within less than O days travel of the
Lake trade To Philadelphians it is not, nor
cannot be a question of money in its construc-
ton, but one of interest, and they better their
condition by an active cooperation in its favor.
This is the route, the most feasible and only nat
ural one, and we look for early action and the
adoption of such measures as will give US com
plete air line western transit.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-06-09
The New Post-Office Stamps.
The New York Herald says:


We understand that Mr.. Nesbit has large
number of the new stamped envelopes for the
Post-Offce Department now ready for delivery.
Mr. N, several months ago, expended a large
amount of money in erecting a commodious place,
with steam-power, for the exclusive purpose of
manufacturing these envelopes. Some one hun
dred and fifty males and females were immedi-
ately employed to prosecute the work. The
white and buff paper is of superior quality, and
made expressly for this purpose, with water
lines having the letters z. o. ID. u. s., being the
initials of the Post-Ofice Department of the Uni
ted States, which are as easily distinguished as
if they were printed in ink. The sheets of pa
per are cut into envelope size, by a cutting ma
with the likeness of General Washington; then
stamped, on steam presses, with the various de-
nominations of postages; then pass through the
process of self-sealing, and finally are carefully
examined counted, and packed in large cases
ready for shipment.
The operatives are principally females, and
the contractor has spared neither pains nor ex-
pense in getting up this article in handsome
style. Mr.. Nesbit has adopted stringent rules
for qua arding the factory-the same as at the u
S. Mint. This is done to prevent forgeries or
abstraction of the envelopes, and under no cir
cumstances are strangers admitted unless accom-
panied by himself or a trusty employee The
factory is also guarded at night by watchmen
When the contract was first given out, they were
to be ready by the first of June, and the con,
tractor has already vast quantity ready foi
delivery at Washington, when ordered by the
Postmaster General. These envelopes mus
eventually take the place of the stamps nov
used for the prepayment of letters, they are
far more convenient, aud cost the purchaser
about the same.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-06-09

A STARTLING PIcTURE.-He sat before lon
table, and his pale fingers clutched with convul-
sive energy the handle of q knife. His broT5
were knit and his lips were lightly compressed,
while the wild and unsettled expression OF hls
eyes seemed to indicate the desperate purpose
that was flashing through his excited brain.
Suddenly he held the glittering steei to the light
he felt of its keen edge and tapering point, then
with startling energy, he raised the fatal En'ie
on high and plunged it in the breast OF "a
roast goose. The gravy ran out in torrents anu
the alf-famished young gentleman left oenlnu
him as the only monument of his prowess' aP!''
amid of bones.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-06-09

eSEMr Jones.-That is a fine horse you y
leading Patrick. He carries his head wei:
Pat.GThats thrue An its grand thai Nc
carries behind him. a..
Jones.-Behind hi,w Don't everything 'A'S
carries a tail, carry it behind?
Rat-No, your honor.
Jones.-No? what don't.
Pat.-A clint, sure, carries It's than On V"0
side and its head cn 'tother.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-06-09
~ A lucky chap at washingt

16 lucky chap at Washington, one who
has tried the prescription, says ga woman is the
best manuuverer after all. Take three pounds
of petticoats, four smiles, two tear drops, with
CANNON at discretion stir briskly and apply
while warm to the blind side of secretary, and
you have never failing prescription for getting
an Office"
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-07
vENTE PAR LIE SHERIFF.

No. 920-Cour du Sixieme District Judi
ciaire---Paroisse d. Est Baton Rouge.
Henderson e Peale vs. La Compagnie du
Moulin-a-Scie dc Baton Rouge ct al.
I'm vertu dun writ de pl1. Il. Ja., lance
IL dams lie process ci-dessus intitue at nu-
merote, ct a moi adresse par l'Hon Cour
du Sixieme District JudiciaiIe, dams ct pour
la Paroisse d'Est Baton Rouge ct Fiat de
la Louisiana; pexposerai en- vente prblique
Samedi, ke Z JonUier prcc)tat,a, A. D.,
1854, a IL heures du matin Sur les ieux
de la Compagnie du Moulln-a-SeiE, situes
dams cette Paroisse, au- dessus dn Garnson
des Flats Cnis, sur la Rivere Mississippi,
la propriete ci-apres designee ct decritee,
SAVIOR:
UN certain Terrain on moroccan de terre,
aussi avec toutes les batisses ct ameliora-
tions qu sly trouvent, ainsI que lie. Moulin,
les Machines, ct tout ce qui superintendent
situe sur la Riviere Mississippi, pres du
Garrison DIES Eiats Unis, dams la d,te Pa
roisse d'Est Baton Rouge, ct contenant ell
viron vingt- arpents supefliciels, plus on
moins, ct borne CONNIE suit, savoir An
nord par DIES terres de ieu James McCalop;
autretois ceux de A. Gras, au sud par terrcs
des ,Etat Unis, autrefois ceux de John Ora
Gle, ct POuest par Ia Riviere Mississippi.
Aussi les Esclaves suivans, sur les susdIts
lieux, avec leur advertisement, SAVIOR:
Lewis Fisher, de vinst-deux ans, lie "a jour