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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-22

IS HE LASTs-It may be necessary to give brie
and final statement of the matter Of Mr.. Lvermore's
connection with the book trade in this place. Why
deemed it strictly necessary repubsh Mr.. LivermoIes
card was the fac that is extensively circulated
as having the Store at No. Worcester House Block, and
now we our pass bors with the written thereon.
which we do choose to Mr. Lyenore's agent
takes this unkudy and charges with fasehood among
other things, and confidently challenges proof We shall
simply give him occasion 10 establish his charge.
MIR Tucker who is unwilngly drawn into this affair,
was friendly u.s. and sought approval of the sale
to Mr. LyermOre which he had cheerlullI. "AdUtce"
we seldom give even when sought much less when
asked We have for long time been Of Mr.. hy-
eImores intention to retu to Worcester and if such
were the case it matters little to- U.S. except Tor reasons
given above If he conscientiOusly call upon his old
patrons after passing them us and they can also
appro it, ALI well. We shall 60 as usual with our
business giving he public fair chance to judge where
os df ZBAKER 4 co.
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THE WORCESTER SPY.


Printed and Published by JOIN MILTON EARLE, h
"HoMAs DREW, at No 212 Main Street. Worcester, Mass
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my16 deod&wtf 1888 washington st., Boston sass'

,s-s=, NEW INV ION
Ee-%s9 ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
" fTy5-s4sA DR. S. b, SIGESMOND & co. Dentists
4111y from Paris, respectfully inform all who are
IN need OF Artificial Teeth, that they have opened Of
lice at No 93 Hanover street, Boston, where the pub
lie are invited to call and examine mode inserting
artificial teeth The teeth manufactured by of the
best materials and inserted without the Of plate or
clasp which so injurious to the natural teeth and
noying to the patient and much lighter, finer not
set so heavy and clumsy in the mouth the porcelain
teeth while for durability and beauty they unsurpass-
ed Strangers in the city have whole parts of
inserted in eight hours from the time the impression is Ia
ken. dawIy au28
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p. YOU N G.,
DEALER
f ANCY GOOD S, TOYS

USEFUL ARTICLES.
Respectfully informs the Public that he has in store
quantity of
Arthurs Patent self-5ealing Cans,
Which he is selling at Manufacturers Prices.
These Cans were invented by a scientific man, Dr. Ar
thur, of Philadelphia, for the purpose Of
PRESERVING FRUITS, VEGETABLES, &c.
Ut is plain open cam with channel around the outside
Il the top, filed with cement into which the edge of the
cover nicely fits after being heated They readily
opened without injury and be cleaned like any open
vessel, and used year after year,
Please call and look at them at the sign Of
THE VARIETY STORE.'
No. Sc MAIN STREET,
NEARLY OPPOSITE QUINsIGAyoED BANK.
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STATE PRINTING oFFICE.

WILLIAM WHITE,
JOB AND CARD PRINTER,
SPRING LANE cor. DEV0NSHIRE ST., Boston.
Every description of Printing executed superior
lyle je25 d2taw&w!y
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or SWEET PRINCI
Pile OF OILS, for the
Hair, combined SIS it is
with "pure Oils and ex-
tracts,n has a superior
advantage over all otner
remedial and toilet pre-
parations, for preserving,
restoring, and beautify.
ing the hair ; for the
many medicinal proper
ties that e ter into its
composition, such as Ton
les, stimulants, Refrige-
rants, Asuringeuts, anti
septics, Emallients, &C,
, act vigorously and sana-
lively upon the scalp,
producing a natural and
healthy circulation, i'm
parting O desirable de-
gree of moisture to the
hair and ut the same
tine pro noting its
growth
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Having extensive acquaintance with this particular
branch Of mercantile transaction as well as familiar
knowledge of Books themselves we trust we shall be
able to meet the wants Of the several classes in the COM
munity who ocure Books from the chld's c. to the
most profound scholar"
This, with card, printed in the Worcester Al.
manac and otherwise the notice that had opened the
store " No Worcester House Block. Soon thereafter
we sold our interest there and passed into the hands
OF one striving against adyestywe not moved
can business naturally coming to Now, the case
STANDS otherwise; Nr Lyermore has fit to reopen
business again in Worcester, the above named place
we are not willing therefore, that any business naturally
falling to us shall go hence We have strven to merit
euicencY Of tad to give fair chance live, both by
keeping good stock and by offering the same at iair
rates The right only ask, and for this purpose we
make this appeal to the justice Of mankind
IN TINS community. y. BAKER & co.
SIS DIFF
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dzENUINB HAVANA ClGARs--AltJ; 2,
g. Nd lower prices th0u were ever offered VI
this market "+o Wv
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VENo WHOM AZ MAY CONCERN.-My
4 aHentonWas called to article in the Spy of this
morning. signed H. Baker, in which that gentleml BY
not stating fully the facts would endeayor mslead tho
public Knowing well that DotoTety is the only thing h
seeks, shall not give his article the notice which he may
think deserves. will however, state for the benefit Of
those who may be interested that was through advice
OF Mr. Baker That the person striving against adversity
disposed Of mis- stock to Mr. Lyernore also that in no
way did Mr. L. obligate himself to reopen in Wor
cester without dsignng to notice my articles which
may emanate from Mr. B. in future, We shall ooNTISUn
as we have BEGUN to sell Books per ccut lower than he
Is able to- Re thank him Tor informing our friends and
the public of return to Worcester and hope at the
end of the quarter he viii present bill Tor aYertis
ing us. J. X RANNISTER. Agent
No. . Worcester House Block,
and 20 Beekman Street, New YORK..
Worcester, Sept. Is, 1855. DIFF
ONCE NOR E.--We did not intend, as we stated
W in a former communication, to notice any articles
which might from Mr. Baker in future; but his de-
NAL Of the statement made, obges to depart from
that determination We offer to prove to any one
who may cali upon US, that Mr.. Baker did at three differ
times personally advise Mr. to dispose of his stock
to Mr. Lvermore If Mr. b. doubts ability to do SO,
We will extend the invitation to him; and perhaps
itmay to aid his memory, which, by his DENIAL we
judge to be sadly defective.
X. BANISTER, Agent for E. LTvERHoRE,
No. Worcester House Block.
o3 DIFF and 20 Beekman St, New York.
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-,5le5r7I--. ;rTn nI.nCTRIC sCROIT...

pNSTTTATED ELECTRIC SCROLLs~=
rbe subscriber has Invented, aud taken measures to
Fgcure patent on Lightning Conductor in the form org
ns "a nerso1s In any degree familiar with the science Of
electricity The scroll half ilch diameter, and
made Of Sheet Iron or Copper four inches in width az
5rdng eight superficial inches Of conductor equal IN te
ron Scroll to mound bar Of the same metal, two and
Two thirds inches in diameter and in the copper to bar
Of iron eighteen and two-thirl inches.
The immense capacity Of this conductor obylates th9
al At lnast onehalf the usual number Of ground
leading lines and thereby reduces he number Of running
feet M perhaps one third which, considered together
with the price Of The Conductor per o9t VIII snow thau II
Il not only the best but one OF the cheapest IN use
rhe Insulaor is a simple Terra Gotta Fastener, .wich
ad of tho free contraction and eS lson Of the metal
qen5itf II @. RICE, Worcester Mass.
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IDEAL ESTATE BROKER.-The under.
la signed has taken an office at No. 81, Main street.
where he win be happy to meet any persons DESTROYS Of
purchasing building lots, farms those having Real
Estate which they wish to exchange for other property
ANY person, DESTROYS Of purchasing, exchanging Real
Estate, will find it for their own interest call me- al
my Office between the hours Of % o'clock A. NJ, and 81
o'clock 2. NJ
n. B.-Money viii be furnished to purchasers who wis
to build. BENJAMIN WADSWORTH
worcester, JULY q, 1880
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g5saRE CE.-rhc Mechanics Mutua
Fire Insurance Co.. of Worcester, hereby give notice
that the Directors Of said Company lave by vote deter
classes viz; the Manufacturers aud the Mechanic5
CLASS. which takes effect from this date One million dol
lars having been previously subscribed 70 be Insured "a
tbat class On The same terms as other Mutual Offices, COS
ton and Wooden Mills, having the following characters
lies viz built OF brick or stone heated by steam, having
Hnauisbng res and the picker out Of the main mill Or
II IN the Mill in fire proof room They aso insure ~
the Mcdaniel Glass, dwelling houses iAIm pars stolg
generally. excepting rshaying risksn and such as IS
Lrmed "extra hazardous r,.,
DlRecroR3- Henry Denny, worcester teo' biacN-
Ieicsstcr u. s. Denny CappyillOi Geo " kce, MoI'
eester; WIN D.. Fox, Jr., Worcester Dwight Foster,
Worcester Daniel fainter Worcester Samuel " hodg'
%, Lei ester. HENRY A. DENNY, frcs"
WIN. B Denny, Sscy.
Worcester, Sept. 10, 1855. du
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THSO THE TAX PAYERS. --rRgAsuRrRs OF
Ficn City OF Worcester, sept. /. l855.-The TAX
Hills are All ready for settlement Sis per cent dis
count If paid on before Sept TO- 20 cents for Sum.
mons II not paid or before bopt 30. Warrants viii
ssue il not paid onor before Oct 10.
yAiuArioN. Whole No. Of Polls. .5S25
Real. $4,000 Each Poll poys.....$L lO
PERSONAL 6,2eSooo IaN on 10 ZOO f0 00
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sls,05O,O0O o0anty T0Nn....l

once ia City Hall Buildimg.
omcc hours from a. NJ TO T.. NJ, aud 70 D =, NJ
I'M ont15 From Oct. 10 to April lst, ~ A. ny 70 j NJ
W w., aa9o5,,4pN gro. w. WHEELER,
"a1 dtf Treasurer and Collector
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" UIVI1IeI, ULU z, 100.
IL will be seen by Mr. LVermores card above that the
Undersigned came into possession of bis business his
Old Stand 1S4 Main street. with the intention Of prescott.
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SAULL's

Gycerine was discovered by me c95pFateu VHciilSU,
Scheele. by whom it called the sweet Principle OF
Oils It is new ard valuable medicine that is recognized
in the new and latest editions Of the United States and
European Pharmaaopeias. Its value as an external rem
edy IN all cutaneous diseases, is unequaled IL Is IN
volume Of testimonials lis introduction into the Phar
macopias Of all Nations the best recommendation 1t
can have.
Beware Of Counterfeits. All genuine Glycerine, or
Sweet Principle Of Oil Preparations, for the lr, VIII
have the written signature of the proprietor on the wrap
ner Prepared and sold at wholesale and retail by
j Q. HILL, Apothecary
sof dtf 229 Main ST.. Worcester, Mass
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kc0l e E0tc.

HVOR SALE.-134 Acres Of SUPERIOR LAND
q on Millbury Avenue, beautifully located, gradually
sopng to the West and South, obtaining about rec
hundred Fruit Trees, 6 different varieties, mostly young
and very thrifty win be sold On easy TERMS it might
be exchanged for other property IN the City.
Also, about TWO ACRES Of Land at ''Sunny Side,l
The most desirable lot to be found in the City.
For particulars, inquire of G. @ COLEMAN.
ap17 diff
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Sept. 20, 49,
ygVo WHOM MAY CONCERN.

/ ~ " II . NJ ILA . . n . e X M
Less than year since the undersigned purchased of
LvERMoRE, his stock and trade in this place. and with
our card, gave his, as follows:
"CARD. The subscriber icing grateful to the public for
lavors extended him in years past and having disposed
Of his Book and Stationery Business Messrs q BAKER
Uo would cordially recommend them The patronage
Of his friends and the public generally.
EDVARD TIVFRATOpF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-28
THE WEEKLY STAR.

for this week, is a rich, racy, and truly vslu-
able number, embracing variety of items to
suit every taste and condition. One among
other evidences of the popularity of the paper
is its rapidly increasing subscription. We
daily receive letters, enclosing the cash for it,
from far and near; and even send large
number Of copies to the Pacific coast, includ-
ing Oregon and Washington, the people of
which Territories have proper appreciation
of the good and indispensable things Of life in
the newspaper line. Subscription price 81 Is
per annum, or Sc single number.
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Tho Current Operations Of the Treasury
OLD POINT CORRRESPONpENCF.
WIZARDS HOTEL,

OLD POINT COMFORT, July q, 1855.
Mr., EDITOR: In late number Of the New
York Herald a lengthy communication appears
on watering places, which makes out that all
arc but poorly supported, and attempts to cx-
plain the why and wherefore. Had the Her
aid correspondent at this place been posted up
ne would have made an exception of Old Point,
for never before has the establishment had such
crowd as have been here since about the Ist of
July; and more fashionable and finer set of
people have never seen together at any one
watering place; l will not even eycept Cane
May in its glory. There are a few families
here that have come from Cape May and other
places, and daily new names ana new faces
from all parts Of the South are added to the
already large company. The house is exceed
inSly well kept, and the table is better by far
than that of the United States Hotel at Sara
toga, which heretofore has had the reputa-
zion OF having the best at any watering place.
The frigate Potomac, Capt. Pauldinc's far
ship, has been towed down from Norfolk, and
now lies anchored off in full view
There are large number of the officers Of
the new regiment 9uartered here, and their
onght uniform Cfor they all dance) of an even
ing adds much to the brilliarcy of the ball
room. There is a parade in the fort morning
and evening, and this attracts crowds, partic.
ulariy when the new drill is being gone
through The most sedate faces have to relax
at sight Of this grOtesque performance This
exercise-new only in this country-is borrow
ed from the French Major Garnett seems to
be the professor in this particular branch
Col: Wright, who Is In command Of the new
regiment quartered here, is very popular, and
has by his geDtlemanly demeanor won the cs-
TEEN, can safely say, of all civilians.
/ The new Government wharf now in course
Of construction under the direction of Col.
smith, will be, when finished, a very complete
aud substantial structure, and what has long
been wanted. 1t is surprising that there has
aot been better facilities for landing long be-
tore this ut a post where so much money has
been expended in Notifications. Another
thing has been lost sight of What would this
= stronghold do in case of war and it should
be beseiged. There is not enough water to
supply even the few that are now auartercd
mere. The complement of men to man this
post Is five thousand There was some wears
since, an artesian well commenced, and, I sun
pose, want Of funds is the cause of its not
being completed.
Ex-President Tyler has been sojourning here
Tor a few days, accompanied by his amiable
lady. Mr.. Marcy is here also, and occupies
quiet cottage near the hotel. This is his first
visit to Old Point, and he comes here for few
lays quiet repose No place has a more de-
iightful climate, and is more free from all local
cause for disease. ...H.-
All the daily papers of the principal cities
we receive here, and the little Star is niue h
sought after for its reliable news from head
quarters. A VISITER.
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JOB PRINTING.

We are moving our presses into fine new
press room, where We viii have greatly in
creased facilities for the execution of JOB
PRINTING. Our other facilities for the neat,
expeditions, and economical execution of Job
Printing, Of almost every description, have
likewise been greatly extended of late. So we
are now prepared to give satisfaction in that
line to all. Counsel before the Court of Claims
will nnd the Star Office the best place in WASH
ington for the immediate and correct execu.
ton Of their printing jobs. Give US call.
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WHAT MAN OF SENSE SAYs.--A large
merchant and importer SAYS we are paving
more duty on artificial flowers than on rail-
read iron. He says the women are not edu-
Gated right. They are going to bankrupt the
country unless there is a change More is
thought Of show than substance We pay
scores of millions annually for ladies' orna-
meDts which are of no use. We cannot afford
it. Ii is worse than sinking the gold in the sea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-28
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

= The I,stsILigsReey is devoted to news and
literature to day.
The Union copies from Georgia paper a
strong letter from the venerable Ex-Governor
Troup of that State, against Know Nothing
ism, and cOunsels union between the Hards
and Softs Of New York.
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SNow.-,Some patches If snow still remain
on the north eastern slopes Of the White Noun
tains. On Mount Jefferson, there is a snow
bank some four feet deep. At this place, snow
has remained In former years till the middle
OF August. On Mount Adams, snow is visible
from the northern side. though the quantity is
less than on Mount Jefferson .--Boston Tran.
script Of Wedassday. l
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LIST OF LETTERS

Rsmsisisg in tie Post OFes. Washington, q. c. e,
ysly IS, 1855.
Z TOrdered 10 be advertised In the " Ersninr
sta,," agreeable 10 the following section OF the
Post Office Law--if being the newspaper having
the largest circulation Of any daily paper pub.
lished In Washington
list Of letters remaining uncalled FOR I'm any post
Office in any'city, town, or village, where news
papers shall be printed, shall, hereafter, be pub
issued weekly, or oftener. shall hare a., largest
circulation within the range Of the delivery of
said office, to be decided by the postmaster at
such Office.
s~Persons applying letters In the Believing list will
please theys
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United States Patent Office,

dsnlnStoh, July y, lo55.
nm the petition Of PEARsoN CROSBY. OF p redo
" ma, New \ FORK, praying for the extension of
patent granted TO him on the ID day of Novem
Der, ISL !, for an improvement in tFSaw Mills ~,
re-saw Boards, dc, - for seven years from th
eSPiIaiiSn OF said patent, which takes place ON
the 81 day OF November, 1855:
III is ordered that the said petition be heard al
the Patent ONCE on Monday, the I'D of October
Next al II clock m; and all persons notified
70 ppear and show cause, IL any they have, WIN
saIa petition ought not to be granted.
o. FefSons opposing the extension required to
me IN the Patent Office thei. objections, Specially
SCI iorth In writing, at least twenty days bsfors
the day or hearing; all testimony fled by either
party to be used at the said hearing must be taken
and transmitted in accordance with the rules of
the office, which will be furnished on application
The testimony I'm the case will be closed on the
18th day Of October; dispositions and other papers
relied upon as testimony must be fil,d in the Of
fee on or before the morning Of that dsy; the ar
guments, If any, within ten days there ifier
Ordered, also, that this notice be ID blisbed In
the Union, Intelligencer and Evening tar. WashA
ington, ID e.. Republican, Baltimore Eyeniny
Argus, philadelphia, Pa (; Scientific Americap
New York; and Poet, Boston, Mass; nee : vser
for three successive weeks previous TO the pod ~
October next, the day Of hearing
g Is 20 =. +. SHUGfRT
Acting COMMISSIONS of Patents
r. S-Editors Of the above papers a,ili nle,se
copy, ana send their bills to The ps,snt 6fHce
with paper containing this notice.
jy 2SIlaw5w -.
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$4,000 DOLLARS.
The Company is composed Of
THIRTY-FIVE PERFORMERS.
Of the most talented that can be had either IN Eu
rope or America. namely;
Madame Camilla Gardner, the Partisan Eques-
lrie0ne; Madame Wood, the great English EqueS-
trienne; Mons. Paul Cane, from the French aud
German Theatres; Signor Blitz, the Italian Jug
gler; r. Derious. the American Scene Rider; r.
Rivers, the Unrivalled Principal Act Rider; T..
Woods, the great French Scenic Rider; Master
George DeriouS. the Wonderful Hurdle Rider
Mr.. Geo, Sloman, the Acrobztic and Gymnastic
Performer; Master Charles Rivers, General Rider
and the greatest Tumbler in the world; Moucha-
chow Pedro, the youthful boy Of many forms
Mons. Gerome, the Sampson az the w orldi Mons.
Ia Borde, r.. Lewis, r. Rivers, IT. Nambe, X.
8ugle, IL. Hague, r. Thompson, n. Springer and
numerous auxiiiares.
arrived from Russia having been engaged al an
enormous expense viii make his first appearance
GREAT RUSSIAN BEARS.
These wonderful animal performances through
cut rance and Russia have astonished every be
holder. For full particulars Of their performances
sec the bills.
Messrs. r Rivers and E. Derio,s beg leave TO
announce that they have brought from Russia and
france some entire new performers. Also. new
comic afterpieces, never before performed i'm this
country. This mammoth concern comprises
One hundred and Ninety Fen and Horses.
The gorgeous procession will enter town or city
every morning at 10 O'Clock. led by Mr.. Withers'
New York Brass and Pandean Band.
Doors open at In the afternoon and at Z In the
evening.
Tickets IS cents. No half price.
jy 2o-lct c. w. FCLLER, Agent
IL The above Company will exhibit at
ALEXANDRIA,
on THURSDAY, the 2cth, and FRIDAY, the
9th instant. Also. at
GEORGETOWN,
on FRIDAY, the Sd of August.