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spoRTISG INrELlIGENuE.-Fu Moon TRoTrING PARE.
The race between Tom Hyer and Gray Meddesome will
come Of Friday, May 18th, il it should be far. It will,
doubt be good race, as Gray Me1desome is coed
no Sc and Tom Hyer being in good condition 1t will
be the fastest that trotted on this track
They to mile heats best three in Ave. to harness
Trotang to c5mnenee atS o'clock p. m. Track three
miles from the city.
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Mr.. Asa Guilford, of Ashfeld, Mass, was
robbed OF about $4,000, on Thursday night.
The window Of, his sleeping room was raised.
snd Insecticides taken out with stick. The
money was nearly al in bills of the denomi-
nation Of fves and tens, on the Northamp-
ton, Greenfield, Conway, and Shelburne
Falls Banks
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-28

NEW CouMTERFEIT.-Fi Five dollar bills on the
Woburn Bank, well calculated to deceive, are in
circulation.
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The IMPROVED Observation-Disclosures and made by
Cadin also the Ambrotype snd the iuimtable
Ambrograph, which be sent by mail without extra
charge Colodion for sale 1888 Main street. ap2s-f
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"a. #. Bishop, graduate OF the baltimore College
I Dental Surgery, having had extensive practice
in this city the last ten or twelve ysars has now
moved his office to his house, No IA Pearl street where
his professional services may sti he obtained He would
call attention particularly bis method Of treating chill
drens teeth, securing them by timely skill and
sight fine set of Natural Teeth the appreciation Of
which has induced many parents to place their children
under his chsrgeand he hopes all parents will the
Importance Of early placing every child in the care Of
skllfu and faithful Dentist their future
comfort.
Gs-TooTH PowDER AND WASH &C., for sale.
Office open all hours of the day and eEening-14 Pear
street, 81 Dwelling House from Main street.
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Unce known never fOrG0iIen.-H cur read
NJ "oae nave positive luxury for the Toilette use
sna'lng, Champooing, Bathing, Beauti.yng the Com.
pl5S,on' removing Tan, Pimpes Freckles, Sun Marks
az dsagreedble marks nom the Ska, ii has no quail
Bold by ell Druggists. s 8. BLODGECr q CD.. BRO
prletors egdensburgh. N. Y
Scli by Al Druggists IL Worcester and wholesale and
ieta'l by JOHN z. HlLh Mechanics Han Binding
al % Dc en-
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= 5OOA IOf INC IaEEAoms Just pnbushed, BY
FEDERHEN co, Booksellers and statiouers, Ne. Is
Court Street. Boston, brief Treatise of As pages on
Diseases of the Sexual System of both syp
toms and ueatmeut-prepared by a physician OF the
Boston Eclectic Hoipital." This work also contains
scorohng exposure Of the deception and posture prac
ticed by advertising quacks with of their
and locations. Sold by periodical dealers generally.
Sent by mgil the receipt of three postage stamps
Address Boy 1902. Boston Post Office. dlY mch24
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NOR sAIIE.--to COTTON LOOMS, for weaving
Il 40 inch goods, In order for Immediate use, APPLY
10 n. II. STEVENS, near Webster Depot, OF sOMNA@
PRATT, 20 Front btreet, Worcester "a,
Wenafsr NAV "a. 1883 Vu
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A CARD have transferred my interest in the Cloth
ing and Tailoring business to Mr., LOUIS LEwUsoN
widely known to the trade anil possessing ability and fa-
ces imam eminent degree, and unblsmished chsrae
ter for truthfuness ard just dealing covering space Of
time within my own examination Of sixteen years 1
therefore have hesitation in fully recommending hi
the confidence of my fomer patrons. mfr. I'm H.
Riiard, the master Of my Custom Department. will oc
cupy the position in the Il is needless for
to speak of his geneuany Qualities, Lis sincere yet
frank and social and eminent abilities
fists for they too well known pass uurewarded-
Mr. John DeUerdur whose face for the past eight years
has familiar may still found his post ready
greet his and my ieods by his honest heart and pur
poses. in the same vocation Mr. John j. bigelow for
mery of the firm of Mecorney Bigelow and lately with
me- also retained and is Of himself full pledge of f.
deity and fair ussge to them who may favor the
Enlistment.
take leave Of my cuItonerS with many regr cts. The
association has been Of much pleasure to me- and
do not expect pass another twenty years Of my lle If
any ar spared to me- that will yield many pleas
ant remembrances; yet deem it my duty that to
those whose welfare obey their call therefore
bid farewell to my custo who rank company of
rer da, and have 20 long stood by and cheered
me on by sympathy, encouragement, and unlimited con
fdence. W. II HUDSON.
Clark's Block, 259 Main street.
Worcester, May IS, 1858.
NOticc.-There will be special meeting Of Yankee
Eagine 90, No. S, at their Han, FRIDAY Evening
- JAMES MCFARLAND, Foremou.
6EeRGs F. NEWTON, Clerk. DIT my26
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RenOTal.-Dr. LINNELL, IFIomtsopstbis, bs,
5emoved 70 No. Elm street frt residence above teb
bincoin House. Office houss from 2toz and 6to7p,n
OH diff
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In thls city, May 2eih. BY Rev NJ. Richardson, Mr..
Charles W. Chds to Miss Emelne N. Lowering, all Of
In Holden May 20b by Rev. J. H. Tilden, Mr.. Jonas
q. Rogers 10 Mrs. Mary v. Lowell, Of Holden
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tits supposed that shed more tears by shaving,
with duh rasors than from any other c. a. Cum
mngs grinds and them nicely that they feel more
like laughing He also makes sharpens, ard repairs all
kinds Of cutlery and instruments at 1877 Main street, over
Freeland'a Clothing stere.
N B-Guns and Pistols repaired, locks and keys
made and repaired, shears ground, sc
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see see ad 7ertisemsnt Of DR.. sANFORD's LIVER IN
VIZ ~ A1oh, IN another coluian of this paper.
mb1
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r7gstEssssg- BOSTON & WORCESTER
ssssss4ssesaass RAILROAD Summer Arrangement com
mencug Monday, May 81 1858
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester as follows
Leave Worcester at steamboat, 7, $40 a. N , L 90,
4 Exp, Is, II as Exp, p. NJ The a, T. $40 a. m ana
l 20, and II asp M. trains start from the Western
Railroad station
MillbuTy. $40 a. m 800 p. m.
Milford, 7.l0, Asa. m, $50 p.
Northboro, Z, 9.40 a. m, Ais p. m.
Marlboro, 20, 10 m, 435 p. m
birmingham Centre, 745i 10 rs ~, p N.
Framingham, Steamboat, 8, lo.4 m, 2,2o, &45,
5 Is, 1890.
saxonvile, $50 a. m, p. N.
Newton, $40 = 80, '933 Wor., 9, 'I1.l5 wor., a.
m, 20, *5 so, t5.45 Wors, 6, SIS p. n.
Brookne, $50, TO- 8, s45, 10 a. M, 1lb 2, a, $50
64k, p. m.
Neeiham Plain 9, s IS a. me-, I3O,5p.m.
west Newton Station.
TRAINS FOR WORCESTER. as follows
For Worcester, at 700 $50 Express a. III, 13o Ex
press. 80, $50 Express, p. m
Mlbury, GOA. M, 80 p. m.
MilfoT@t, 90 3 m, iS1, 80 p. m.
Northboro', 7, a. M Il 3d. 4S0 D. III.
Marlboro. 100 q. a.. 100 80 p. m.
birmingham Centre, 7G0 a. m, 100, 4.3Op. m
Saxonville, 900 p m, p. m.
Newton 700 Ror., as, a. m 10, 100 Wor 23O
400 WorA o, 6, Z, 10 p M.
Brooklin4 7.l6, 1885, 900, IL M, 12l5, 215, 3l5,
8 %, 6l5, Z 10, 80 p. m
@. R. Branch, Is a. M, II Is, 3 Is, 6.l5 p. M
Albany, 200 $50 Express m, 80, Express D. m.
New York via Springfield, $50 Express M Express
p.
New YORK, via Norwich, 3 so Express D. m.
u New York Sunday Mail Train at 5 p M
Express Trains stop only at birmingham.
Boston, May u. 1868. G. TWICHELL, Supt.
myfS DIFF XIII
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Mr.. Legg still continues to cleanse and ReDye Mems
Coats Pans and Vests, heretofore He also cleanses
ladies' shaws, &c. His Office is at No. Pleasant St.
nll6 DIFF
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See Advertisement Of the Mutual Life Assurance
company Of New York, on the fourth page
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Devjue's Compound Pitch LOzeBges -
Warranted to cure Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough
Bronchitis, Group, Asthma, and CONSUMPTION.
u sold by Druggists and Merchants generally through
out the country; also by the Manufacturers, No viii
son Lane, Boston. Mass. mohS d2m
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TIE IMRovED AMBRoTYPss, taken at B. D. Max
ham's rooms, No. I6 Harrington Corner, do net require
hall column advertisements inerspersed with fshy ques
tions and ScTptufal quotations. in order to make them
SELL intend that all pictures made at this establish
meet slRll possess sufficient merit commend them to
the public without being obliged to force them into
notice by any special caution in the daily papers.
FAPLEY & CLARK, Artists
P s. We will put up the old fashioned atent sealed
picture when preferred Improved Ambrotypes
I. & @.
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No 148 Court street. Revere House, Boston,
Mass established for specially treating and curing all
Diseases OF the Throat Heart Lungs Throat and Respra
tory Organs, by the uhastian Breathing Of Warm
Cold Medcad VapoTs, would most sHecully announce
the citizens Of Worcester and vicinity and TO his I'M
merous patients throughout HeE England that he has
returned to his OIL in Boston; EXCLUSIVELY FOR OF
F1oE PRACTICE where he may consulted daily person
ally or by letter, from a. N. to p. m free
TIE PREMATURE DECAY or YOUTH Just published by
Dr. Broadbent the eminent Physiologis private edi
cal Treatise on the Early Decay osAmecan Youth Sem
NAL Weakness and ether diseases OF the organs
IN both male and female 1t is for gem raj distribution
and nay be had by calling at his Office, or it will be
maiedin sealed envelope any part the coantry free
OF CHARGE on receipt oil letter stamps postage
To TIE LADIES' Ladies troubled with Irregularities
Weakpessse' and other complaints peculiar the female
system, will fad g speedy care by calling as ADOBE
dec29 dSwtf
Goa Liver OFT for Gcnsumpgion.-Why it
SO often faswhy it should not be regarded it it by
great many, as an almost "sreci6c" See what Or.
BLISS says Of it 10 his advertisement Of this week to be
touod in another column Every person predlsposed o
disease o. tue lungs should not I'll to read it carefully
mt
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DIED.

DIED.
In Leicester, May Goth, Ellen Augusta Mayo, ~
Funeral On satnrday at p Friends are invited 70
attend without further notice.
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BRYANT s SHELDON.

We are also IN receipt OF beautiful stock OF NAN
TILLA TRIMMINGS, to which the attention of Ladies
is requested.
BRYANT s. SHELDON.
S LILA SH VYLs!!
We in receipt this day Of very large invoice Of
sgEbLA sHAWLs to which invite the attention of
purchasers.
We nave among them some great barga,nsj CBoicR
AND SCARCE OoLoRS, and shall do what pleases all eco
nomcal Laits, sell them Uery cheap.
One stvle of sHAwL worthy Of notice. resolved to day.
is an ALL WOOL LA, with Cashmere Border, free
from Cotton Palm Figure in the corner very fine ecu re-
BRYANT SHELDON.
A'OK THE BOYS.- We have in store a fne
" stock of Summer Stuff for Bows Wear, such IS
CAsHMERETTS, ERMINETFS. N sNKENgTTs, Bates'
oHEOKs and STRIPES, all Of which selling very
cheap. BRYANT h SHELDON.
hsICH BONNET RIBBONS.
600 PIE ES
opened this day, and for sale cheap, at
CLARKE & BRO WINGS,
mET dtf No. Mechanics Building.
GILKS! SILKS we snail continue the sale
Of our Silk Goods, for the present, at greatly.
rednced rates. We have marked lot Of prime Paid
slks down to % cts Those in pursuit Of bargains in
these goods, please take notce.
iIcKrNsoSs BUILDING, cu,s r,nro,,
Opposite Bay State House. WAS a oFAOE''
DLAIN FIR ENCH ATBRiC, FOR
n cHILDREN-In Buff, Blue, and Pink, at
CHARLES A UPT0N'S.
s. RING AND SUM M e r
jShGSCES;
ofeVery description being sold at great bargains at
CHARLES A. UPTON'S.
Including Stella Shawls
Printed B'rdered shawls,
Printed Palm Shawls,
White Grape shawls,
Black Silk Shawls,
White h Made Cashmere shawls '
Mohair shawls sc, &C.
DickiHson's Binding, OPP Say Slate House
CHARLES A UPTON.
TRISH LINENS s. FRENCH FRONT
Il iNgs.-"e haye an extra make of Linen made Of
pure Flax to which would invite the attention Of
buyers. Also, French Frontings in linen ana cotton.
CHARLES A. UPTON.
DAMAGED GLOVEs.-Another lot of Isle
III Thread Gloves, at only L. cents pair, at
CHARLES A. UPToN's.
NEW d RESs GOODS
A splendid line of Dress Goods opened this day, to
which We invite purchasers, viz:
organdie Muslius,
0Igandie Robes.
Rich Valencia Psils,
Rich Ducal Paids.
Satin stripe Batiste
Rich and Low Priced Chslles
Ohalie Robes,
Foulard SILKS,
English and French Prints,
Shifting Prints,
&C., &c, &c.
my2o d2vIs A. THOMPSON q co.
lard WIDE PRINTED LAWNS;
L Fast CoIor., a, sixponce Yard,
- .4ff
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a - ESS RS NOTICE. : Assessors once,
EAACitE Hall Nav IS, 1879

a - ESSORS' &OTLCE. Assessors Once,
EASCity Hall, May %, 1888.
The Assessors Of the City Ct Worcester hereby give
tce to the Inhabitants of said city, and all persons liza
bic to pay taxes therein that the otice will be open
from the twenty eighth dsy of May the twelfth day
Of June next, from 8 to u IN AID from 2 to 5
O'Clock p to receive the valuation Of estates and all
persons liable to be taxed in said city rtqlesed
bring in at the oice true and PEI feet lists ali the polls
and schedules ct all the estaes real aad PERSONAL for
which they liable to pay taxes.
Persons huldns estate in trust whether for minors or
oher@ise, particularly regretted furnish the As
SCISSORS tn statements in relation sach estates
When estates of deceased persons have cen divided
during the past gar have changed hands from other
the ecutors Administrators Others Interested
respectfully requested give of such changes
at this efiee. SAMUEL SMITH,
JONAS BARTLETT, Assessors
Mn. 3. LIN DIN,
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NOTICES..
FOR sALE-Thsee or four loads Of manure.

TED-A quantity Of Dat Straw bright and
sweet, Graded, and thrashed with fail ami
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Burnets Kallisston Oriental Water. for Beauttying
the Complexion, for sale in Worcester by JOHN O..
HILL, Apothecsry, Mechanics Hail Building.
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NOTICE. The subscriber being unatle to sell his
teams will conoue his present business to the best Of his
abilities tor another season
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AMI A NTED-A tenement for a small family in the
w vicinity of the Common. DIFF my26
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GU STOM CLOTHING,

are heng received, ami particular attention this
branch will be rendered, in order induce those who
choose to have their Clothing made ORDER give US
their trade.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-14

TIE RAnRoAD-MoRE AccIDENTs.--We
mentioned, week or two since, the fact that
a man who had been severely injured by fall
ing into one of the Railroad cuts near Fol
som, had been brought to the County Hospi-
tai for treatment The train of Saturday
afternoon brought down two others, named
jeremiah Moore and Michael Bein-both of
whom have sustained severe injuries of the
spine from falling into the same, or other
cuts on the line of the road 1t is said that
the accident occurs from the fact that the
Railroad cuts intersect and cut several trails
The latter accidents have occurred within the
past ten days, and it is presumed that the un-
fortunates have followed the trails, and not
being acquainted with the Railroad opera
tions in progress have pitched off when they
supposed they had clear course Union,
yeSterdaH
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-14

Coon GREER Po5rMAsTER,-Gornelius W en-
dell, late Public Printer elected by the Re
puLiicans, and present proprietor of the
Washington Union has been sending prin-
ted circular to the different postmasters
throughout the United States, of which the
following is an extract:
UNION OFFICE, Washington City, 1858.
SIR. In view of the threatening condition
of public affairs, in order to strengthen and
consolidate the Democratic Party, and pro-
duce unity ofactiCn throughout the country,
it has been determined that THE Washington
Union shall be amply endowed and put in a
condition of complete efficiency as a Great
Central Newspaper Organ. II is 1oeH knowH
that the Union is IL, a position to understand
the uieWs of the administration, and Of its
Democratic friends in Congress-
Your active aid to extend the circulation
of The Union is solicited and expected.
P. S.-With a view of acquiring accurate
and full information from every section of the
country, may we not rely upon you to give
us such important facts from your neighbor
hood as you shall deem worthy Of transmits
sion
One of these circulars was sent to the Post
master of Coon Creek Placer county, an hon
est Democrat by the name of D. b. Goode-
Mr. Goode replied somewhat in the following
style;
Proprietor Of tie Uaion--DEAn Sir: Your
circular has been received, and all have to
say is, that 1 am sorry that my "active aid
is expected" in extending the circulation Of
the Union, as such an expectation, owing tc
certain peculiar notions which entertain
with respect to what Democratic Centra
Organ should be-must inevitably be disap-
pointed. | will, however, cheerfully inform
you, as you request, of such "importan
facts" to you at least) as deem "worthy o
transmission" And this | can do in a few
words The cause of the Administration a
gainst Douglos, griege @ to say, is not very
fourishing in these parts There never wer'
but two anti-Douglas men in this region, and
one of them has gone to Fraser river, whil'
the other is in such a condition of mind al
will render it, in all probability, necessary
that he should be sent to the Insane Asylum
at Stockton.
Accept the assurances of my distinguished
consideration. Your ob't. humble sev't,
D. B. GooDE, P. NJ.
Coon Creek, Placer county, Cal
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-14

CB- The Express says that Mr. Lodtman
(the man thrown from his horse the other
day, and hurt declares that that papers
statement was correct in every particular,
except in stating that Mr.. LodtmOn was from
San Francisco. The inference, then, is that
Mr. Lodtman was severely injured in the
head, and is in "a precarious condition." for
such was the Express's account Provided
the shock to Mr. Lodtman's head was not too
great to admit of his making very straight
statement, he certainly ought to be able to
Judge pretty well whether he is in preeari-
Gus condition or not, although, even then,
the judgment of his physicians would be
more reliable, and they do not consider his
condition, we are informed, preeariOus in the
least.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-14
district JutIgeship.

The Supreme Court Of this State has man
aged to get the subject Of our District Judge
shin into a considerable muddle. A CORES
pondent Of the Express declares that, by the
decision of the Supreme Court in the case Of
Brodie VS.. Weller, there has been a vacancy
in the office Of the District Judge of the Tenth
Judicial District since October, 1857. We
have not the time, at present, to make any
comments on this proposition, but, admitting
that there is actually a vacancy, who is to fill
it? Why, the man elected to the Office of
District Judge by the people. If it was
Judge Bliss place to fill the vacancy, Gov.
Weller should have issued his commission,
empowering him at once to enter upon the
duties of his office 1t seems, however, that
he issued him his commission to go into effect
oWthe lst day of January next. This being
the case, we cannot very we'll see how the
Governor can 90 to work now and issue
commission to another man, of his own choos-
ing, empowering him to take the Office Of
District Judge previous TO January next,
W
thwart the will OF the people of this District
in any such manner? Ifhe failed to date the
commission properly to which Judge Bliss
was entitled whose fault was it but his
And can he now take advantage of an over
sight Of this kind to commission another man.
entirely, who is not the choice of the people,
they having distinctly declared for Judge
Bliss? If Judge Bliss was entitled to fill
the vacancy, directly upon his election, he is
entitled to fill it now, for the mere oversight
Of wrongly dating commission can make no
shadow of difference with the right to the
office. The fact Of his having held the office
of County Judge in the meantime, and exer-
cised its functions, cannot affect the case, be-
cause, supposing he had resigned the office of
County Judge, he could not have entered
upon the duties of District Judge without
first having received his commission. 1t is
true man could not exercise the functions
of both offices at one and the same time but
it is not necessary to resign the one until he
is about to assume the duties of the other
We had designed to notice the bearing
which the decision of the Supreme Court in
.he McKune case has upon this question, but
not being able to obtain copy oft, (some
)ne having abstracted the one we had), we
ire necessarily compelled to forego the pur-
,ose.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-14

DARING ATTEMPT AT HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-
Thursday evening, abont 6i o'clock, as Mr.
Isaacs, of the Paris d isaacs firm, was going
home, in the neighborhood of Fremont
Square, he noticed a man behind him, as if
following him. lie stopped a moment to let
the man pass, who, as he went by, remarked,
Good evening, Mr.. Paris it is a cold even
ing" Mr.. Isaac noticed at the time that he
had something in his hand but, as the even
ing was dark, he could not distinguish what
it was. The man passed on few steps,
when he suddenly wheeled around, and said,
at the same time presenting pistol "Your
money, or your life ! Mr.. Isancs immediate.
ly commenced hallooing 'murderp several
times when the would be robber approached
him as if to seize him by the throat, but a
number of persons hearing the cry, rushed
from their houses to the spot when the man
ran off over the slough, towards the PENN.
sula, and escaped. This is the most daring
attack that has ever occurred in our city. II
the robber had succeeded, he would not have
paid himself for his trouble, as Mr. Isaacs
had but few bits with him. Probably the
man saw Mr. Isaacs counting money at his
store a few minutes before he left, and follow
ed him, thinking he was carrying it home
As winter sets in, it is necessary that our cit
liens be on the alert, as thieves become more
desperate with their wants increased by the
inclemency of the weather.-Stockton Argus,
SATURDAY.