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nIEPATCH stee
~ STEAM POwHH s,s,ssz,
"a PA n TIL q OFF CE
0bvnsy Of Aein and TsdtseaA Ssrseks, RicAmend

terry In the south. both aslegards fypes Orna sn1s
&c.. and the latest and usost approved Machine
Presees) Is daily turning OUT ths 6nsst specimsns q
PAMPHLETS, BANK CHECKS.
CATALOGUES, MOTHS POSTERS,
CIRcuLARs PROdRAMMEs
BILLS Of LADINd, HANDDILLS 10,
~ Particular attention givgn TO nns work for
Banks, Public Offices. Insurance. Railroad and Tfeuep
portation Companies, Tobacco Factors. &C. -.
THE DIPATCH CARD PRESS.
This new machine for CARps, BILL HsADs, Small
Circulars Labels, &c. Is capable Of turning oI ls0s
Impressions per hour, tksreby enabling the patrons
OF this establishment 70 obtain this description 5
work At the shortest possible notice -
~ Prices reduced in proportsos 20 fAe ssorsGse II
speed.
Printing In Gold and Silver Bronse and vsrtors
colored Inks executed in the highest style Of the t
In this branch of the business the propFetors -sn
safely CHALLENGE COMPETITION.
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sxsa RArua bArHs. BATHS -Hot

)old and shower Gaths can be had daily at all
aours, at ths American Hair Cutting, shaving, and
snampooin9 Saloon, under the American Hotol.-
Sutran0G on 18th street.
Single Baths IS cents. or tickets for 81 ap 10
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BUahAH-REcEPfIos OF Ls7T1a from PRHsIDYSf
BucHANAS.-Sevsral months since It was ans
nounced that tho King Of Burmah sent to this
country friendly communication, desiring
friendship aud comfy, to the President Of the
United States. The communication was respond.
cd to BY Mr.. buchanan 10 fitting terms, and in due
time arrived 10 Burmah. The manner Of its re.
ception by the Burmese authorities Il sufficiently
unique and interesting:
"Tbe letter from the President Of the United
states TO the address OF His Msj-sty, the King Of
Burmah, brought TO this country by Mr. Kio-
csid, was received with every demonstration of
respect and henor- Expressly for fts reception .
royal sayaf, or thauday, was built ct the lower end
OF the city aud on the day Of its delivery into the
hands OF ths burman Vff1cers who were appointed
TO receiveit, loDg and imposing procession was
formed to convey il a distance Of i've miles iuto
the roya city. The procession was organized in
accordance with the usual style Of Oriental splsn
dor, comprising mounted borsemen seated on pild.
ed saddles, iiue of fau bearers dressed ip ovip1
white robes, royal elephants dscked with gilded
howdahs, aud, closing the whole, q crowd Of gov.
eminent officials, come mounted on popies, aud
others walking and attended by their followers,
carrying various umbrellas and utensils
"Ihe chief magistrates letter was opened at the
zhootau, or royal court OF the kingdom, by order
Of woondouk, or under secretary of state, where
it WAS translated iut0 Burmese by the kuliowoon
who is an Armenian. In the evening it was pre-
sented by the woobgyee, or great minister Of state
to his majesty, who very much pleased with It,
being the first communication Of the kind ever
received from tue American government, aud from
functioDaTy Of corresponding rank with the sovs-
reign cf any oil the great European natous His Ma
Jesty was apparently anxious TO mark the event a.
one OF unusual interest to his government. The
contents OF the letter were plain, simple aud
straightforward, aiiuding to the receipt Of Bur
nese communication from the king, aud express
lug hope that there might be DO diminution in
the sovereignty or dominions Of His Majesty, and
that the existing friendly relations between Anne.
rica aud Burman might be perpetual. It gave
great satisfaction to the whsle court
"In subsequent interview with the missiona-
res the King Of Buimsh intimated strong wish
to hsve al American Consul residing at his capital
He requests that man might be sent OF talent
aud good temper,' who might, if he chose, eu gage
IN mercantile pursuits, aud, at the same time, be
medium OF communication between himself and
the President Of Ihs United States
THE kiog has encouraged Esropeau mechanics
and sngiueers to make their home in his capital
He has recently purchased aud set up a steam en-.
sne, by which pamps are worked for the irriga-
tiou of the fields"
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Anu Inc ftLtOuc nuSStASho sohne'lNSAt oPp1 - 0hs
f1'''' STOMACH OR LIVER
such as indlgeeiion, Acidity OF the Stomach
gocky rains Heartburn, Loss Of Appetite, Despor-
isncy Czetveness, Blind aud Bleeding Piles IL
ii Nervous. Rheumatic, and Neursigic Affections
has in numerous Instances proVed highly beneb
iai and in others effected dec ,del cure.
This is Il purely vegetable oomponnd, PREPARED 90
sIs5rstsd ] Holland Professor. Bosrhsye Be.au.e Of
great success most otthe kuropean ststes. ts III
reduction into the o. states intended more espc
ally for those OF our fathtrland scattered here
mere over the face Of this might! country Meeting
rith great success among them now offer II to tho
-sedicnai virtues must be acsnowie0std
1t Is particularly recommended = those persons
chose constitutions may have been i'm paired by the
ontinueus use of arient spiGits, or other forms OF
ssipation. Generally inatantaneons in effect. il
nd ouickening every nerve, raising up the dreop
AZ spirit aud, in fact infusing new health and
sTiCs.-Whoever expects to fnd this bevo
age viii be Disappointed but to tn sick. weak and
1w spirited, il will prove grateful aromatic cor
"i possessed Of SinGaint5 GGanrfoN fftoiA' pf0p'f''
The great popularity of this dslightful ARENA has
Induced many limitations, which the public should
tuard against purchasing. Be not persuaded to buy
nythRass slsf ksu AIR s One bottle vii
on vince you now infinitely superior it Is to all
hose limitations.
sOld at 81 per besis or SIX 6Sttes s for ~ Dy the
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. q co.
MANUFACTURING
PHARMACEUTISTS AND CdEhIoIcs
PITTSBURGH, PA.
xrsold BY nearly all the Druggists In this CITY
je 4--dts
tIIITh the arrival Of new prewed Beer,
w beg leave to submit to my customers. and
he public generally. the following standard OF
,rices for my bottled Lager Beer. Porter, Ale, ds,
Turing the winter season. Wis:
Quarts per dozen 81 7al Is cts dog allowed on
Pints per dozen. Sioo ) return OF bottles.
Half Pints per dog Soc, bottles extra
store nd bar. Keepers a per csntage allowed.
/ have also ON hand Lager Beer IN whole, hall,
,naTter and eighth bbls Cream Ale in whole. half
md quarter bbis and for sale ar the lowest market
price.
orders left with Messrs Dnval Norton. corner
,nth and lain streets: Laidey Robinson, cor 4th
.ttsnded to- WILBACHER. 18th ct,
nnJ Between Main and Cary.
DURE LINsEED OlL-Spiri Turpeu-
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SPAIN,

The official Journal Espana had considered 1t
nscessary to deny 1he runlored project of
O'Dnnueil dictatorship.
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dispatch of the 25th uitimo from Berlin says
that at the united sitting IN both chambers Of thaI
day, the necessity OF the Regency Was Unanimously
acknowledged, and the sitting concluded with en-
thusiastic cheers for the King AMI Prince Regent,
three times repeated.
The Priuce Regent had taken the oath pre-
scribed by the constitution before both houses aud
the Parliamentary session was thereupon brought
to d close.
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letter In the Phlsdelphis Ledger, dated New
York, 9th inst, gives the following items of news:
Manager Ullman Is 10 hot water. The Spirit Of
comment with some tartness upon Piccolomui, the
Manager gave orders to have their names struck
from the free list and this in turn has opened the
batteries, not only Of the prescribed Journals upon
him, bus draws sympaihetic fire from the press
at large.
The Deputy Sherif has at least one hundred ap
piicstioos before him, 10 day, for permission to
attend the execution of the boy-murderer, Rogers,
at the Toonbs, on Friday next; but not more than
| fifty will be granted.
Notwithstanding the reports to the contrary, no
opposition Is expected from Nicaragua to the free
passage of the emigrsnts by the Washington,
across the Transit Route. The owners advertise
the steamer to leave on her second trip the 9th
of December.
IL is said that at least 900 has been raised by
the Leading tax payers, to secure the election Of
honest Aldermen aud Councilmsn, independent Of
party considerations.
There are 1000 recruits 10 the U. S. SERVICE on
Governors Island ut present., larger number
than has been known for many years psst. On
the 10Th, 800 will be dispatched to California, to
Nil up the SIXTH Infantry in the army on the Pa.
cifc.
br. brig Margaret, which arrived to day from
Savanna la Mar, reports two deaths On board
her captain, Abrams, and her steward, Thomas
Pratt.
Charles Towne, Esq one of our oldest citf-
zsps, died yesterday at the age of 81. He was
formerly one Of the firm of Homes To~ne, apc
tonsers and also President of the lEtna Insurance
Company.
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The GREAT BANK ROBBERY We fud in the Del
aware county, N. u, Gazette, the following partic
ulars relative to the robbery of the Bank last
Sunday evening:
On opening the Delaware Bank Of this village on
Monday morning, il was found that the lock to the
inner door of the vault could not be unlocked and
smith was sent for, who had TO cut the heads of
the bolts before it could be opened. When access
WAS obtained, the vault was found empty The
robbers had by false keys entered the banking
room from the rear moved The wood box and sawed
hole through the floor, and then crawed under
the floor some ten feet to the side of aud under the
door of the vault, then undermined the stone work
40 as TO gain an entrance. Taking all they wanted
they returned the same way, after slipping a rail
IN the lock in such a manner as to prevent tho
bolts II ON moving. On coming out, they careful.
iy replaced the boards sawed out, and put the
wood d-bJI in its proper place Not the least suss
pfcion was excited until tbs vault door opened
About $3S,U00 is missing. 5000 of which is IN
the bills VI the bach. s., ,000 10 gold and silver and
the balance 10 other money. $4,000 of the bills
of the bank are mutilated, aud we're laid by for
the purpose Of returning to the Bank Department.
Il of the boldest and most successful rob-
berries ever perpetrated.
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GERMANY.

The Customs Conference, which was In session
at Hanover, had at last resolved to abolish the
transit duties in the States foraing Zoilverein.
The Austrian Cabinet was said to be treating
with the Turkish government for the cession OF a
port III the Sea OF Marmora 10 the Austrian Lioyds.
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ExrRAogDIsaKV SURGICAL OpEsArIoN.-Tne South
OF yesterday contains letter from ph ysitian 10
California, son of resident Of Richmond, desert.
biDg most extraordinary surgical operation, per-
formed upon himself The writer had broken his
leg. The letter says:
was getting on so slowly in Marysvie that 1
thought would come 10 Siu Francisco to have an
bone in my leg did not unite After lying upop
nay back in Marysville for 103 days, it was time,
think. Besides, nay physicians there aud myself
differed as to the cause, and being confident that
my leg would not get we'll, for u year perhaps,
with their iet-atone treatment concluded to have
il cut down upon and thoroughly examined DIR.
Cooper, an acquaintance Of mine, and an excellent
surgeon. in whom | have much Confidence has
charge of my Case. At my request. aud in the
presence OF some dozen or mere phy ysicians, he
operated An Iucisi0n, seven inches long WAS
made upon the inuer surface Of the leg, then an.
other al right angles; the flesh was carefully dis
sected from the bone throushou that extent so
az fully TO expose the fracture, &c. The bones
were priced apart aud eight pieces Of bone Of diff
ferent sizes removed The ends were then we'll
sctaped, and after drilling Elk holes three silver
wires we're introduced, 10 bring and hold the ends
together The operation was a severe enc, but
bore it without taking chioroform. | had suffered
so much with tho leg, aud being anxious to get
we'll, / could have stood any sort of operation
II Is now thirty five days since the operation aud
shall get up to day week-conhdent this time
that all is right, for the bone has united and is
quite firm. 1t will be month or so, after l get
up, before will be able to walk without my
crutches.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-02

The most important discovery flnce vaccination.
DIR. HANsoNS VEGETABLE CHEMICAL POW.
DESs will break up colds at once, without sweating,
dieting, interruption Of business, the Of bot slim
ulatlng and burning compounds herb teas, candles bal
sans or any other disagreeabe iuconvenien and
eatrg doses; they do the least unpleasant sym
II taken In large doses they create only
thirst which being allayed with wafer, agreeable
warmth aud mosture az the surfaces experienced
When taken directed they break up the cold and
rest It's effects, and the only operation perceived is
mysterious and unaccou1tabe disappearance Of all symp
toms feverlshness chils ameness darting palms, dull
heavy paos ghtness Of the chest hoarsencss, cough
acre thu oat, Group, catarrh, headache. etc.
TIE VEGETABL CHEMICAL POWDERS are to
colds what Vaccination is against small pox and Qunne
fer Ague They specific remedy for the prevention
and Of specific disease. And by breaking colds
wihsm the system is not weakened and deranged, and
rendered more subject to repeated attacks bat is rather
strengthened and fortified Against them They arrest
Group Instantly aud permanently and by their timely
use coughs, catarrh bronchi fevers, rheumatm,
TIN ots consumption and all diseases primarily excited
b. clis can be banshed from among the people,
seld in Worcester by J. Q HILL, Apothecary, Me
ohancs' Hall Building, and BUSH CO., and by deal
erg in medicine generally diff n4
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DIR DUPONCo'S GOLDEN PILLS
n 4 L q
H5dHsbke IN correcting, regulating, and removing
GN distinctions, from lOhltsUer cause, and
Always sEocssSfHt as restorative

rhe'ops are nothing new but have been used by the
doctors tor many both in France and America with
unparalleled success In easel and be Is urged by
many thousand ladies who have used them, to make
the Fhs public for the alienation Of those suerugs from
any Irregularities whatever well as to prevent An in
crease ofsamiy where health will not permit It, Females
peculiarly Situated, OF those surprising themselves So
are cautioned against using these Pills while in that con-
dAon as the the proprietor no responsibility az
Ser the above admonition, although their mdness would
prevent aug mischief to health otherwise the Pills are
Recommended. Full and explicit directions accompany
each box. Price 81.
Bold whotssale and retail by DAVID SCOTT, Drug
Bist 2bl Man street, Of Mechanic street. Wor
oester, Mass and by JAMES GRgEN, III Main street,
Worcester, Mass. Ladies', by enclosing them 81, can
have the Golden Pills sent to any part Of the country,
leonddenay by return mail Bold also by A. A. Bvr lett,
CRton, Jamea 3. Lane FitchburF; Cantre n Son. Dam
lesonEiei A. Houghton, Atho Depot Balch Son, Prov
idece Weeks Potter, Boston, and by one Druggist In
every toRn IN the Union
~ BLsdlee, be particular in asking for "Dr. Dupon'
co.'s OGDEN Pills" and that the signature is the
box; you will then obtain medicine you may fully rely
upon. The agent will tell you they are secret com
pound, but are made known to all concerned
pp6 dly
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| EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS
received from Merchants, ManuIaeturers Cashiera
| Teachers, and Accountants, recommending
Edtons Counting Room arithmetic and Pocket
Memorandum Book.
IL IS eminently practical and must be exceedinlv CON.
Venlent;-eVery student should have one in his pocket
HOMER B. sPRA0UE
Principal High School, Worcester
ls very useful work, combining the convenience Of
s1S VIII iniofmaIon Indispensable for all classes Of
people, g. w. BENTLEY,
Superintendent Of Worcester and Nashua 4. R.
! have carefully examined your Counting Room Arith
metc an memorandum Book. aud have no heAation In
saying 1t will, my opinion be found A eonvenIsnt snd
usenl companion for all business men,
7. W. HAMMOND,
treasurer Worcester and Nashua R. R.
rgard It being altogether the most Desirable o,,
mercial "Uads mecEm" have ever seen.
EDWIN BYNNER,
Railroad Agent
1t is just the thing that is needed and should he in
the hands Of all buslnofs men. ~ -
NATHANIEL PAINE,
Cashier City Bank.
regard EatOn's Pocket Diary as Indispensable. and
shall provide myself with one -'--'N' ~"N
NATHAN wAsnBURN,
Gar Wheel and Il. R. Track Manufacturer
nave looked over this 'te book" and and It Dir
ger book than 1t seems is not prosy but con es m n
tbs work wel,and must sell. so0TT0 BERRY,
Cashier Mechanics Bank
have examined and like very much; is adapted
10 the wants Of all classes Of the community, il is val
uaDie CampanOn. ii. WOODWARD
Treasurer Worcester Mechanics Savings Rank
aoeos not u wiz Prove an acceptable and reliable
pocket companion WIN. CROSS
Cashier Worcester Bank
have examined this work, and and It Just what everv
pushesh mah neeus ana what many cannot do without
HENRY A. DENNY
Prest Mechanics Mutual Fire ms o.
This is the thing exactly No book In my opnIoD VII,
nave SO ready sale as this, for II meets the wants ~ ~
ages and conditions. H. nj wITrEps' VI all
Accountant at Wor and Nashua Il. n Once
Il cannot fall to make Its useiunes appreciated,
needed accompaniment to every accountant,s desh
LYMAN L. HARDIN0
,,-,- Book Keeper for Chas. W. Freelaud
advise every accountant TO place one OF
ing Room Arhmetos upon his desk az book on refsr
ence. m srrpnSsNS a. f'''s
Book Keeper for Bryant ard sheldon
Ins BOOK must sell, for II is little budget Of oonven
fence Tor every man and boy, explicit and accurate
SALISBURY HYDE.
Accountant for N. Washburn, Car Wheel Manufr
nave purchased one and after examination and trial
hna 70 De an article Of Importance aud necessity
A. s. DENNY, New Orleans. |
This Diary, for 1859, viii be for sale at Mr. Ea,oD.
school, and at the Bookstores, next Monday 22d inst
Price 70 cents. aN du nIT |
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Mrs. Windows Soothing syrup GOI
Children Teething This valuable preparation is ths
prescription OF Of the most experienced anf skltul
uurAes in New England, and has been used with never
failing success in thousands of cases.
1t only relieves the child from pain but invigoaes
the stomach aud bowels coects ascdity and gives tone
and vgOr to the whole system.
II will amoh instantly relieve gripping In the bowels,
and overcome convulsons, which, If not speedily
died. end In death.
We believe the best and surest remedy in the world
all OF Dsentery and Drrhea in children whether
1t arises from teething or from any other cause.
look well for the genuine article, with facsimile Of
CURTIS n PERKINS, New Fork, on the outside wrap
per, without which none is genuine.
Price 25c per bottle, aud sold by Druggists Throughout
he world deodhwtf JaI
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DIED

DIED.
In this city, Dec 2, John B DolIiver Al ve.rs
s9uelsl on Friday, at O'Clock Relatives and friend,
ART invited n attend ' anu "ienoS
4 4l s auourn' Nov Gath, Sarah Holman, a.
10 seekonA' Nov, 25th, Reuben Thurber in the sob
year Of his age lie vas the son Of Lonard tb ,oO ~
~ U NV son Of James the Of John who came TO
NE country In 1911, and settled at place called New
b Nv NeoK then in Rehoboth. HewAs the arut Thur
+ n ,sn est any account Of coming into this county
"a Dsttmol'h, XIV. 9th George 3 Amy in the 92d
yeSr Of ner Age, member Of the Society Of Friends On
,as ISL OF Nov his wife departed this fs with WHOM he
- nearly sixty'sx years in the utmost harmony being
truly hep.meets to each other
In "hateiy Nov 18Th, Kew. John Ferguson formerly
pastor OF the First Congregational Church in Wbaely
ana subsequently, an agent OF the American Trlct Soc
ely ne was scotchman by birth. and had the quail
es oil Character Fhch made the heroic covenanters the
PuIltsns Of Scotland He sound, devout venerable
am beloved, and has gone like ancient patriarch
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-02

DR.. q. Il. J sN 0KSS Dental Rooms are at No. $50
Main street Worcester BE is having great IN
aaiag Ehctrjeity produce insenshiiy to p.ip whe
extracting teeth. An other dental operations PERFORMED
inthe same careful aud thorough manner, as usual
n ar
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RAY STATE BOOK SIZE
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OPPS9AsS tnO nay STATE H0MaR
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a journal OF Conversations with Lard Rvron IN, A.
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Little Songs for Little People.
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Dy trace Greenwood. Pictures of the Olden Time. by
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Bitter Sweet, by j. g. Holland
Courtship Of Miles Standsh by Prot LongfelIow.
Autocrat of the Breakfast Table, Holmes
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ROlO in Rome
Brtram Noel, story for Youth, by E. ]. May.
The -Four Sisters, Tale Ut Social ahd Domestic Life in
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The Ministry Of Life, by Maria Louisa Charlesworth.
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Dauciug.-Mr. MOORE proposes opening an Even
ing School At RAINLEY HALL for young iadies and
gentlemen Mr. Twill give instruction in fancy dancts
cotilious and the much admired tpncers' quadrille-
Those wishing to Join the class viii please leave their
names at Mr. A. Marsh's Store, oil oil