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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-07-18

: UFity IihIrs ChanNed, and no Dye employed.--
VAN DEUsEN'S IMPROVED WAHpENE.-In addition
to the virtues Of the above wonderful Hair restorative and
wei established specific, the fact is admitted that It Is one
OF the pest preparations for the hair in Besides
changing gray hair to its original color and producing
new growth wnere partial badness dishgures the head,
sotens aud beauties the hair from the skin pin
PIES and all cutdneous erupuons, and confirmed
nervous affections of the head affords from repeated APP
pleatons, a most speedy and happy relief Thousands
have experienced its happy effects and being safe and
pleasant application it is daily used in the families Of the
elite and fashionable.
For sale by JOHN Q. HILL Apothecary, 22e Main
street. Worcester. Depot ia Chambers st., New York.
jyl3 deodly
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DIR. $. o. RichardsOm's Sherry-TVine
BITTkRS are etfectual and certain source Of relief
from those irregularities affections brought by close
confinement in factories and workshops where Operatives
by close application business neglect Of recreation
and too much haste in the consumption Of their food break
down the tone Of the stomach and bow Is render the
blood impure, and derange he whole SYSTEM The use Of
these Hers will overcome these difficulties and render
such frequent application to a physician unnecessary.
Numerous testimonials of their efficacy in all difficulties
arising from sedentary life and habits of the most posi-
tive character might be produced but prefer the
medicine speak for Itself For sale by druggists generally
my3 d2taweow:Ims
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT = One Nan Burned to
DeGh.-On Saturday last, as some shoemak-
ers in Gorham, Me-, were making shoelnakers
wax, the materials in some way took fire,
enveloping the shop in smoke. A farmer and
his sou, passing by at the time, surprising the
shop to be on fire, rushed III to extinguish it,
and in the confusion large can of camphene
exploded, shattering the doors and windows,
and setting fire to the building and the in
mates. The farmer and his son escaped with
their clothes on lire, and ran to a neighboring
house, when lady, seeing their condition,
endeayored to extinguish the flames by throw
ing milk upon them, having no other liquid
at hand-but it was too late The old gentle
man died i'll short time, and the son is not
expected to recover. The workmen in the
shoemaker's shop were somewhat burned, but
net very seriously.
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Child KILLED IN a olssvLA-k WAY.-A
child of Mr. Martin, of Vernon Centre, about
three years old, was killed on Sunday last in
the following manner: The child, together
with its parents, was walking out after church.
and coming to rail fence which they wished
toaget over. the child commenced crawling
through between the lower rails at the same
time the father was climbing over the top
The father. not noticing the child, accidentally
Knocked the top rail off, which descending,
struck the child on the head, killing it in
stanuy. Vsrson Transcript.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-07-18

KIDNAPPING CAsE.-Thomas Wright and
Taylor Ingram have been arrested at Phila-
delphia, on charge of kidnapping colored
boy belonging to that city. The boys name
is Pumell Johnson, and he had accompanied
the above parties to various States in the ca
pacity OF waiter or servant. The boy ac-
companied Wright and Ingram to New York,
and has not since been heard of. 1t is al
legged that one OF the parties admitted that the
boy had been sold in New York
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-07-18

MECHANICS AND LABoRERs.-The scarcity
of mechanics and laborers was never so great
in Worcester as at the present time. Carpen-
tiers readily obtain 50 per day, masons, 1925
and $3.50, and common Irish laborers will
look at nothing less than$ ,25 for days work.
We learn from reliable sources, that out of the
whole ten or twelve hundred mechanics, who
were burned out by the great fire in June,
there are not ten men at the present time who
can say that they are out of employ.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-07-18

GOLD IN OHIo.-It is claimed that gold
has been discovered in Richland county, Ohio.
The quantities taken out are small, but two
persons gathered near Belleyille, So in one
day New placers are being discovered every
day. The ore is mixed with the black sand,
from which it is separated by rocking in era
dies, as in California. Much excitement is
said to prevail in the neighborhood of the
"dggings"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-07-18

SMASH UP.-On Monday morning, 18th
inst, about ten o clock, as DR.. Benjamin Hey
wood was driving through Main Street, his
horse partially slipped, in the vicinity of Pr
per's Block, and came in contact with the
wagon of VIM. Kilburn, of Holden, smashing
two spokes of a wheel, and one felloe. There
was an empty demiiohn in Mr.. Kilburn' S vehi-
Gle, which was violently elected therefrom, and
dashed in pieces. Mr.. X. assessed his damages
at two dollars, which DIR. Haywood promptly
paid.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-07-18

THE COLLINS STEAMERs.-The Washington
Star learns that great improvement is about
being introduced in the steam machinery of
the Collins line of steamships. 1t is an in
vention for preventing the condensation of
steam in its passage between the boiler and
cylinder, and for expanding into steam the
globules Of water, which, up to this time,
have always issued from the best constructed
boilers. 1t consists in the use of an additional
furnace, directly operating on the connection
between the boiler and cylinders of the en-
CINE, and enables the engine to exercise the
same or greater force with decreased expen-
diture of fuel. The invention has been tested
with success by several river steamboats, 1t
is said that the machinery of the Atlantic is
about to be altered to use it. Tho company
believe that she will then make the voyage
with an expenditure of five hundred tons of
coal, instead of eleven hundred, as at present
used. The Baltic was lately repaired at a
cost of $4,000, and it is thought that her
recent extraordinary trip was in some measure
owing to the Improvements made in her ma
chinery.
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..ras arns ala .peal. .As lam. lhsr eouen '0reg0,

oNAAf@AfNs
ssThe dumb did speak, the lame their couch forego,
And leaped exulting like the bounding roe
If child had difficulty in cutting teeth, all
che mother needed was some doses OF the sy
nm and presto through the gums would
az ;nc;nlent molars and incsors appear; it
cnred aaue; and it checked Irofuse perspira-
ron 81 was wonderful panacea-and so it
Is now, Johnny has had his portrait pub
Tsbed. with biography written by the same
author as his pamphlet, in several Sunday and
weekly papers, and his advertisements may
now be read in country journals throughout
the entire United States.
When YOU promenade Broadway, his sign
will strike your eye at once, from It's conspicu-
Gus position, and DIR. Currents "gentlemanly
and obhgine clerks" viii be happy to take
YOUR order for Megalanthoropoion to any ex-
tent. The Doctor himself can be found in q
COSY little sanctum, in the rear of the "Prin-
cipal Depot" and if you are at all intimate
with him provided you don't call too often)
he win invite you to take some fine old
Cognac, that is ample evidence of his discrim-
ination in the selection of liquors. And the
Doctors lady; she may be seen any fine day
in the promenade, at Stewards or at Thomp-
sons saloon; and Genin, or Beck, or any of
the retail merchant princes of Broadway, who
do business on naught but the strictest cash
principles, would willingly, nay, gladly-send
home any amount Of goods to her residence,
without bilious expression.
But, really, if you are suffering any of the
infrmiues that flesh is heir to, and can imbibe
a little of the Doctors faith in the virtues of
his own specific, we think, no matter what
the ailment be. you will find relief by con-
sulting him and if you do, remember when
the first warmth of gratitude is upon you, to
aserbe to US our portion of the praise for the
suggestion. Of Commerce.
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In Paxton, Sunday Evening" July 9Th, George Albert,
youngest son of Mr.. John Jennson, aged q years.
u The Funeral services will be held in the Congrega-
ona Church, in Paxton, this Tuesday, afternoon at
O'clock Relatives and friends of the family are invited
to attend, without further notice
In Sutton, July 1lth Mrs. Polly S. Cole widow Of Da-
vid Cole aged 49,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-07-18

GENEROSITY. =. Mr.. Cyrus Lothrop, who
recently died at Taunton, left nearly all his
property to Charles Albro of that town, dis
inherting his three children with whom he
had been at variance. Mr. Albro, in letter
to Mr.. Clifford, attorney for the natural heirs,
proposed to divide the property with the
three childrrn, giving to them the sum of
$4,000, and Gov. Clifford, on behalf of the
children, accepted The proher.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-07-18

The first detachment OF pioneers, Tor Kan
sas, started from Boston on Monday, gather
ing accessions to its numbers, as it passed
westward, towards what may be called,
with strict propriety, the "Debateable Land"
The party was increased to twenty nine when
it left this city, and will probably number
from three hundred to five hundred when it
arrives at ST. Louis. The men who left us
yesterday are stalwart men-strong in their
bodies, and strong of purpose. They are
men of IDEAS will, enterprise and courage,
and are, we think, well qualified to lead the
way for that great exodus of freemen, of
which they are the precursors and pioneers
They take with them tents, for summer
residences, hatchets, plows, and other imple-
ments of industry, supplied by the Emigrant
Aid Society; and they take with them, indi-
vidually, such weapons as are necessary to
keep foxes, minks, wolves, and bears, from
their settlements. A border life is necessarily
life of ''stir and strife, until The suprema-
cy of reason and law are established and the
ferocity of the brutes, of all kinds, is tanned
and the pioneers to Kansas go prepared for the
exigencies of their new position. They mean
to preserve both their henroosts and homes
from all sorts of "varmints.'
Certain Southern men, and Southern pa
pers, have attempted to produce feeling OF
hostility amongst the earliest probable settlers
of Kansas. Tney have got up meetings, and
threatened I" blood, wounds, and massacrea-
tioR," if Northern freemen ATTEMPTED to con-
troll the settlement of the new territory. Our
Northern men do not feel in the least scared
by any such fume and fanfaronade. They are
going out to Kansas, to take up farms, to es-
tablish towns schools, religious societies, and,
by and-by, free State, and they do not an
ticipate much trouble IN doing so. They are
going to do these things, peacefully, legally,
and constitutonally," and if anybody illegally
attempts to prevent them from doing so, they
understand how to act, and are prepared to
act.
Our friends will soon be i'll Kansas, the
" Eden of the West" and, in short time,
will be able to report progress, so that the
second delegation OF emigrants, with all the
elements of society and civilization = wives,
children, printing presses, ballot boxes, school
masters, and ministers-may join them.
We think that everything is suspicious for
the reclamation to liberty of the free terri
tory so UNANIMOUSLY opened, by Frank Pierce
Company, to slavery, and consequently to
all the sins denounced in the decalogue-
The Emigrant Aid Society seems destined to
overthrow the schemes of the pro-savery pol
iticians; and to earn for itself, besides, the
proud distinction of being called the Founder
of Commonwealth. The men who left US
yesterday were the right material, with which
to confront brawling slave-owners, and with
which to inaugurate future empire of Free
dom. With Gods blessing, timely aid from
the Emigrant Aid Society, and such men,
there need not be any fear for Kansas.
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Gard 10 the Ladics.-DR. j. DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PILLS. prepared expressly for females and are
now fast becoming the popular medicine in USE for
all complaints peculiar to females. One lady writes they
have than realized her expectations they only
have to be known to be sought after although paid
You 81 per box (your price, yet if could get them no
less, 50 would be cheap Try them Full directions ac-
company each box. Price 81 per box.
Sold by druggists everywhere and at propretors prices
by d. SCOTT 24S Main street, general agent for Worces-
ter. Each box has my signature-J. Duponco, Broad
way P o., N " to whom, or above, all orders must be
sent. iyl7 d3m
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CS III. JenckS, DENTIST. and Manufacturer of
Mineral Teeth. TEETH inserted ON fine gold plate from
one tooth to an entire set
Filling and extracting done in the most thorough man
ner' satisfaction guaranteed in all cases or no charge
III Office over ENos DoRR & Co Is Bookstore four
doors north of the American House
Worcester, May l, 1854. dH
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Dentistry.-H. f. BISHOP, b. ID. s., has avaed
himself OF the highest opportunities and the most recent
Improvements in Dental Science With long experience
and successful practice in this City, he is enabled offer
renewed inducements to those requiring the services of
Dentist.
Teeth filed in the most thorough and skillfu
" Office at his Residence. 1876 Main st. apIg dom
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LAW LosT.-We learn upon the authority
of the Few Haven Register, that the law
which passed the Legislature of Connecticut,
at its recent session, prohibiting circus and
theatrical amusements, is lost, and cannot be
found. "Gov. Dutton is confident he signed
it, left his room for moment, and it hasn't
been seen since. OF course the old law stands
for another year.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-07-18

We trust that those whose business it is to
provide for the public, will make ample pre-
parations for Convention day. There will be
an immense rush of people here. There Is no
doubt about it
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-07-18

Bush's Cough Cure LOzen2cs. In no way
are people liable to be deceived in the remedies
proposed for curing the various ills III e. When there
FORE medicine has been tested, and ong use and sue
cesstu cures, has proved itself nvauale ought to be
cherished, and will be cherished by all who value health
Buss Consh Cure Lozenges, have passed that ordeal
have won their way to public favor and are now held in
the highest estimation, for the Coughs Colds In
hueza, Ioarseness Bronchitis, and especially Whoopng
Cough and other diseases of the Lungs and Chest Don't
neglect that Cough Call for Lozenges at BUSH CO.'S
81 Front Street. uov9 d&vtf
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CANADA.-This province appears to be in
very prosperous condition. 1t is said that the
surplus wheat crop, for expectation, this year,
will realize twe,ty million dollars.
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Mechau5cs' I, OOAms. with Steam Power
10 KENT, IN Cleveland, Oho-The undersigned has in
process OF erection, Brick Building, in a central oca
uo hree stories hgh each floor containing about 90 GOO
square feet. The building will be covered with slate
FURNISHED with two eighty power Engines and will
be ready for occupancy early in the coming a Any re-
quired amount Of steam power will be rented with the
rooms Workers in iron and other metals preferred For
further information, address j. L. HEWITT
June 20, 1854 Dim Cleveland nbio
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Six Custom Pant Makers Wanted nnme-
datelys-Constant employment and good prices None
but nice worknen need apply.
CHAS. W. FREELAND & CO.
Jyl0 diff Union Block, Main street
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A. Prentiss, Designer and Engraver upon Wood
and Stone. House on Crescent Street An orders left
with {. W. RICE at L. D. Goddard & Co.'s, will meet
with prompt attention. Particular attention paid to Draft
ng Machinery, dec3O dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-07-18

Ready-Made Clothing and Gents Fur.
nsshing Goods, large assortment of new and fash.
tonable styles constantly hand at IL. c. VALENTINES
NO. g Me;chtlnts Row, Front of Worcester House.
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l.. Il. Nichols. NJ. D., Homeopathic Physician
Residence No 112 Main Street. Office Hours from to
A. NJ; 2 to 4, and to s p NJ.
August s. 1853 div
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Wanted Inmc diateIy. 800 Workmen on Linen
and Alpaca Goats. The highest prices will be paid.
CHAS. W. FkEELAND & CO.,
Union Block, Main street
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q. 7. RILLINGs.


ORTRATT PAINTER,
No. Piper's Block, Main Street Worcester, Mass.
apl5 dom
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j. X. Clark, M. d., Homeopathic Physician
No Walnut Street. Office hours, from to A; NJ, and
from to P. NJ.
Worcester January !, 1851. DIFF
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Worcester HydFOpaIhic Institution,
No Glen Street. This Institution is under the Med
cal direction Of Dr. SETH ROGERS, and is well arranged
for treatment, at all seasons.
Terms usually from 81 to so per week.
For treatment without board, So to 81 per week Office
hours roll 70 p NJ. dawu apl2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-07-18

gentlemen Im tilas Gay ANA vicinity arc
invited to call and examine Stock of Spring and Sum
mer CRAvATs, NECK TIES, and Pocket Hdkf's
We have just received hundred dozen New Style
CTauatss of which very elegant. As so pieces
Pocketh dkf IS Of very choice patterns
my5 DIFF UNIoS BIoox.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-07-18

Mrs. =. Goodwin, an experienced and successful
midwife holds herself readiness, day and night to at
attend the duties of her profession Residence Is Austin
street. oct21
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-07-18

SAD RAILROAD ACCIDENT. = The Boston
Journal says a melancholy railroad accident
happened on the Essex RAILROAD, Danvers,
Monday morning. Two ladies were attempt
ing to cross the railroad track where it passes
through cut, when the 9 o'clock train from
Lawrence came in contact with the wagon in
which they were riding, STAYING it to pieces
aud very dangerously injuring one of the
ladies. The other, it was thought, was not
dangerously injured The ladies were daugh-
tiers of Mr.. Frederick Howes, of Boston, and
were on visit to farm belonging to their
father in Danvers.
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l.. Babbitt's Da&ucrFeOtyPes-NOs and
II Piper Block. MIR BIS so cent Types superior to
many that are sold for $3.50 Please call and examine
specimens je14 DIFF
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MARRIED.


In Woonsooket, 9th inst, Mr., Samuel E. Bowley and
NJ Harriet e. Kelton, both Of Blackstone
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George HOyt, NJ. d., Office No. 35, Main st.
second door OF the temperance Exchange, nearly OPP
poste the Court House. apis diff
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New Butter and Cheese.-Just received
prime lot of New Butter and Cheese, which will be sold
low DRAPER Il CLARK, Front st.
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The Worccs1cr1,

me w OrcesleF COrncG Band, Or. W. TwIoH
ELL, Leader and Director Are prepared to furnish
Music for all occasions.
Apply to r. W. TWICHELI., % Salem street,
N. P. GODDARD, Aulbury street.
" Orders left at Loring Brothers Music Store 20S or
a. Marsh, l724 Main St. will meet with pre- mpt attention
by O. NJ ADAMS Cerk
my19 d3m
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Dfs Henry Sargent having paid particular at
tenon IN his recent visit Paris and London to the
study of Diseases of the Eye. and General Surgery, will
benceorth devote himself especially the practice of
These branches Of bis Profession. Office No IL and y
Worcester Bank Block an12 da,ytf
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The Senate. III executive session on Satur-
day, had under consideration an alleged breach
of privilege, referring 10 the unauthorized
publication of the reciprocity treaty. A COM
mittee of investigation, it is understood, has
been appointed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-07-18

Drawing and Paintim&.--Mlss N. M. COFFIN
has opened her Drawing ROOM for the reception Of
Pupils in Monochromatic Painting Crayon Head Draw
ing, Water Color Painting, Paper Mache, and Leather
work. All those Interested in the art invited 10 III
at her Room, No. 10 WORCESTER BANK BLOCK, Foster St.
where specim Of Drawing and ornamental work ~
be seem II 'urs--From till p. NJ.
Referenc ss.-Rev. DIR. Hill, Rev. DR.. Smaley, Mr.
Enos. -Dorr, bookstore EOS Main st. my26 dn
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Mr.. Frank Allen, of st. Joseph Mo-. an
interesting gentleman, who recently married
a lovely wife, was shot at Ash Hollow, mid
way between Lamarie and Kearney, under
the most distressing circumstances. His par
ty were going quietly along, when they heard
of some depredations committed by the In
dams, which so alarmed a certain member of
the party as to greatly amuse Allen. That
night, when they encamped, Allen dressed
himself like an Indian, and went near the
tent of his heightened friend, who instantly
seized his rife and shot him through the
brain.