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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-10

Daily PAPER. -FOUR DOLLARS year, payable al
was IN ADVANCE. Aisuhscriptions d discontinued at
tn expiration of the term paid for.
WEEKLY PAPGR.-Prics two dollars year; 81 for six
month"; and 80 cents for three months II paid strictly
in advance Sl,7h year; single copies cents each.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-10
% slOaIt0W both t0gethcr.
THE LIVER INvIGORATOR
n AIDES FURNISHING AND HAIR
"a WORK STORE.

MRS GILLIARD would respectfully inform the la
dies Of Worcester and vicinity that she has taken the
Store lO4 Mutu Street, where she offers for
eale variety Of goods, including besides the usual
sormcnt Of ready made Linen for ladies, Gloves Head
Dresses Trimmings Emprodery Thread, Needles, Per-
tumety and every article for the toilet and nursery
Mrs a. also desires 10 inform the public that in the
Heir department every psns will be taken to suit Gus
TONER'S Ladies' Hair Champooed and Dyed in the best
manner and en- the most reasonable terms. share Of
patronage is respectfully solicited.
HELEN 8. GILLIARD,
ie12 dsm lao Main street.
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a FINE CHANCE FOR BUSIN Ess.-
~ FOR SALE, q stock Of Merchandise, bought prin-
cipaly for cash. and leaae Of the store one OF the
best localities In the State The goods In good order
and II moderate amount The sales are exclusively for
cash. and large amount Of capital is not requisite do
business 10 any reasonable amount. The acilltfs for
doing an executive Dry Goods business are superior 10
most places IN the county Terms made favorable. For
further particulars, address "Merchant" Worcester ?.
o. Mass, which will receive prompt attention, and be
buicty confidential du 49, je8
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-10
TX Apps PATEN Il
EgOsiEa OsE Enn1De.

Are the only Lsmps that will burn Rotin Coal and all
other lily d0 Carbon Oils, perfectly No other lamp ever
gave urh universal satisfaction for brlancy tteadness
ana economy. They stand unequalled.
The Lamps, Oilr Wicts, Scissors 30 nav he iopnd
at j. L. HOODS, 22s Main Street sole agent for Worces
ter ruh vicinity. fiyt4 du
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GONE ALL. COME ALL
As the Doctor will never be engaged in
Unpleasant " OPk.

Keep your eye on him. as he Is daily edecting cures
on Cancers that others have proved themselves incom
petent do their unpleasant works show, by their
patients placing themselves under my
N. B. All acute, chronic, and cutsneoas diseases
cessfuy treated The public respectfully invited to
cali and let their experience be their evidence Of the truth
Of these things. st,,ta
viii give one hundred dollars for every cancer cur
after have had fair trial and failed Of curing
DIR j. Z. G0ODELL,
Clarks Block, Worcester, Mass.
. 6vtF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-10

R. &. RRadwsy's Ready Relief for headache, whether
sick or nervous; rheumatism, paralysis, lum
bago, gout neuralgia, toothach, small pox,
fevers, swollen joints kidney complaints, scar
let fever, pains around the liver, pleurasy,
measles, heart burn, and pains Of all kinds.
Railways Ready Relief will. in few min
utes change the miseries you suffer to joys Of
pleasure
r. B. R. Railways Renovating Resovent, for the cure
of chronic diseases such as scrofslOus and
Sypitic complaints, consumptive or other AZ
fections of the lungs and throat, Induration
and enlargement Of parts, erupiive and other
diseases Of the skin, nodes, tumors, ulcers ,dys-
pepsia, and all other diseases arising from an
impure state Of the blood.
3. R. R-Radways Regulators will cure effectively and
speedily oostiVeness Indigestion, dsrrhosa ,dys-
EMERY, cholera morbus, faintness, cholic, In-
fammaHon of the bowels, dyspepsia, liver
complaint, diseases Of the heart and kidneys.
female con- plants small pox, fevers, measles,
sc, &c. Whenever the system is out Of or
der, dose OF Railways Regulators will re-
store it to regularity. No female should be
without them.
R. r. R. Remedies sold by Druggists everywhere.
RADWAY IL Co. New York.
Nj. B. GREEN Il CO., Agents in Worcester.
daVr
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"a
Health will, in all cases, follow the of Railways
R. R. Remedies. There sick diseased, so
weak feeble crippled with pain inmites but that
Railways Ready Relief, Renovatng Resolvent or Reg
uatcrs the of the disease sickness may
quire, will quickly and rapidly cure.
These remedies consist of Railways Ready Relief;
Railways Renovating Resovent; Railways Regulators
bach OF these remedies possesses special curative powers
over certain diseases. Yes there other diseases,
wherein their combined medicinal properties requrl
ed; and when thus used, il there-is sufficient life and
strength within the diseased body sustain their
finn the natl MI he raaEn 10 hnnl
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oHTLpREN,s DIsEAsEs.

Radsgdy's RenoUdtsng Resident should be hailed
blessing by every mother throughout the land, whose
infants afflicted with Sores humors, &c. These break
iugs out thus eary) evidence of disease transmitted
FROM the parent stock. few doses of the RenOuGtRg
Resident will eradicate every Yesage Of the disease
and insure the child a sound and healthy body.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-10

n THE BAY STATE MORGAN
rISA fast trotting Stallion, dark bay color, with
A-Ll hlsck name, tail aud limbs, four years old one
eighth BLACK Hawk and seyen.eighths Morgan will snnd
Al stable corner 81 Highland aud North Ashland streets
thlu season. An who Wish 10 unite great power a good
daposlton easy and graceful action, together win a
hal degree Of intelligence and speed In one horse are
invited 10 Gee this beautiful ANIMAL Terms moderate
ana good warranted For urther nlormalion a.
dress I. BATON, a. No. . BAY State Shoe stors. lT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-20
POLITICAL.


The Minnesota Legislature adjourned on the
18th instant.
Hon. James Wadsworth has resigned his seat
in the State Senate Of New York
Hon. Dewitt c. Leach has been renominated
oy the Republicans Of the Fourth Congressional
District Of Michi9an.
The Democratic majority in Kentucky, as
shown by the result Of the recent election for
Judges, is II 900 or upwards.
convention Of the American party In the Fifth
Congressional District in Massachusetts (Mr
Burlingame's) will be held on the 18th of next
month: to nominate candidate for Congress.
At the Democratic convention In Bradford, VT,
last week, General f. b. Chase, Of Lyndon was
Tenominated by reclamation as the candidate for
Congress In the Second District.
Official election returns from seventeen coun-
Ties in Kansas, and incomplete returns from
en- others, give 10, 735 votes against the PROPOSE
ton for admission, and 500 for it.
Mr.. Stanton has been nominated for Congress
bv the Republicans of the Eighth district Of
Ohio. VIM. Hubbard is the Democratic nomi-
nee
The Hon. VIM. Montgomery is running again
for Congress in the Twentieth District Of Penn
sYlvania: having received the regular Democratic
nomination
Anderson's (Dem) majority for Congress In
Missouri Is 4 ,s22; Woodson's (Dem. 995 over
Reid, Jam and 5,S0i over Smith. Anderson
represents the Second Congressional District and
WOodson the Fifth
The Allegheny PA Democratic County Con.
vention have nominated Andrew Burke for Con-
gress from the twenty first district Also, Sam
uel Mckee for the State Senate. and Thos Dom
nelly, Philip Stevenson, John NJ. Irwin, Robert
Morrow and A. HartZe for the Assembly Strong
mously passed, out no other platform has been
made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-20
PERSONAL

-. Secretary TOucey was in Boston and Wis.,
tied the Navy Yard on Wednesday morning
last.
-. Among the guests at the recent grand ball
at Nahant were Lady Napier, Fanny Kemble, and
Professor Longfellow.
80. Madame Anna Bishop has had great sue
cess In her vocal campaign at Buenos Ayres She
has now gone to MOntevideo, to treat the Orien-
tails to some of her delightful singing
.... Hon. Charles J. Faulkner has been selected
deliver the annual address before the Valley
Agricultural Society of Virginia, at Winchester
on the 2lst Of October, and has accepted the in
vitation.
80. Among the passengers by the Persia, from
New York on Wednesday, for Liverpool, Were
Madame FrezLolin, Mr. S:ock KEEL Russian Minis
ter at Washington; Mr.. Russell, Of the British
Legation, w ashingtOn; and Col. Thomas Alsop
the alleged would be assassin of Louis Napoleon
.... The London Critic, In an elaborate article
on Rstori, says awe take Rachel to represent
the highest possibilities Of a radically false
school, Jenny Lind the simplicity and freshness
Of nature; and Ristori the most bounteous gifts
and the most charming graces Of genius"
THE Cincinnati Gazette of August 18th saws
that the widow of EX- President HarrsonSwas
not expected to live, and may have died duling
the night. She is at the residence of Hon j
Scott Harrison, about twenty miles from the
city. Mrs. H. has been i'm such an enfeebled
condition for long time that the fact that the
''old log cabin" her homestead, was burned to
the ground, has not been communicated to her
vet.
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The Prsrsgatien Of Parliament.

On Monday, August Q, the House Of Lords met
at quarter before o'clock The commission
ers for sgniyng the royal assent to various bills
and Proroguing the two Houses Of Parliamen
took their seats at the foot of the throne al two
o'eioc (, and immediately afterwards Sir Angus
tus Clinosd proceeded to the other House and de-
sired TIE attendance Of her Majesty's faithful
Cemmous" In the House of Lords
This Summons was at once obeyed The COM
mission having been read by the clerk, the roy al
assent was given In the usual form to bills
The Lord Chancellor then proceeded 10 read
the Queens message. Her Majesty looks forward
with confidence 10 the preservation of general
satisfactory solution Of various questions; thinks
the Efforts, the gallantry and devotedn@ss dis
played by her forces have been above all praise,
and hopes peace wiii be restored to those import
| ant provinces In this hope she has given her
assent to the act transferring to her direct
the government of her Indian deminons. She
also SPEAKS Of various acts passed during the
sion, and in regard to the act for the esta blsh-
ment OF the colony Of British Columbia, says she
hopes this new colony on the Pacific may be but
one step In the career Of steady progress by which
her Malestv's dominions In North America NAV
| ultimately be peopied, In an unbroken chain,
from the Atlantic TO the Pacific, by loyal and
INDUSTRIOUS population Of subjects Of the British
| Crown.
| The clerk at the table having read the commits.
sion Of proroe cation, the Lord Chancellor, ia her
MaJesty's name, formally declared Parliament 10
| stand Prorogued to Tuesday, the 10Th Of October
next.
| The Commons then retired to their own cham.
Der, and the Lords Commissioners and other per.
| sons present Immediately retired
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.
The Intelhgsneer, in noticing the demise Of
the great East India Company, stands eulogist
at the grave Of that great historical corpora-
ton which more than two centuries and half
ago was called into existence by a charter Of
Queen Elizabeth, and which now has been ex-
tinguishsd by the royal assent of Queen Vic
toria.
The Union arrays the opposition 'by Sec
tions," and judges from the diverse standards,
various uniforms, and differing methods of drill
that they can never, with success, be brought
to act in concert.
The Union, also, thinks that the rounding
of few corners and mending broken places in
the Wing platform does not change its nature,
or that botching'' will not make the rickety
concern strong enough to bear half the factions
the Intefigsncsr invites to stand upon it.
The Union further accounts for the defeat
Of Mr.. Avery in North Carolina, Buncombe
district, by the statement that his opponent,
Mr., Vance, was a supporter of the late policy
OF Mr.. Buchanan on the Lecompton question,
an opponent of the course Of John A. Gilmer
ouHthat question. and ''vehemently declared
in his canvass that he would support the ad-
ministration Of Mr.. Buchanan" 1t also learns
that the Democratic Convention soon to be held
in California will be composed of an overwhelm-
ing majority of the friends Of the administra-
ton and Of the supporters of the policy pur.
sued by the Democratic party in Congress last
winter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-20

II In Philadelphia, on Wednesday, three
p'eh visited the United States Mint, and while
'nSie managed to rob a cabinet Of a large num-
DIT OF rare gold coins. One OF the thieves yv,x
arrested In the afternoon at a dry goods store,
~n,e trying to pass there twenty five dollar
koio piece and second rogue was taken at an
o'hef store The pieces taken consisted Of four
SogOid pieces, two $50 pieces, one s25 piece,
sno one $40 slug, all of California gold and
Workmanship. portion of the stolen money
was found in their possession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-20

ID leather bag containing $sO, 200 Of the
money stolen from the Hatter's Bank Of Bethel,
Conn, has been left on the house Of Inspector
Walling, Of the New York Police. The presump-
ton reasonably Is, that the robbers being fearful Of
falling into the hands Of the ofacers, together
with the plunder, deemed IL expedient to return
the bulk Of the money in the hope Of withdraw
Ing suspicion from themselves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-20
THE FRENCH LANGUAGE.

The facilities afforded at the FEMALE ENG
LlSu AND l. FRENCH COLLEGIATE INSrI-
IUTE for thorough and practical knowledge OF
the trepcn language, are NOT surpassed or equaled
by any other lhstIiute In the city. The corps OF
VIII Oh viii commence on the s., of September. and
more OF the studies of the schoo; vii be pu sued
sad taught through the dunn of the French thsn
heretofore. as large mslO rty Of tie pupils now
s2eak the language with huency. The advantages
hnordeo by tbs Sources alone will enable any one
VINO has a tole ably good reading knowledge Of the
lang uage, to speak IL fGently the of the
wlateT.
Circulars and Catalogues can be obtaI ned at all the
Book and Music Stores, ana at the Institute, No,
lS2 street, "Gadsby's Row"
HIRAM C0RS0N, Principal
Mime. CA ROLlNE ROLLlN CORSON,
au ~ 2w Vice Pri,ci nal
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heavier ones Her armament had not been
shipped when Ahe was commissioned upon the
probable, will now be done Her crew are to be
removed to the North Carolina, and those paid
on whose terms Of service have expired, while
The Sabine 10 completed, and to 90 % Brazil as
nag ship OF RIO Jsneiro, and 1t is presumed that
some o. them viii be placed on board q her.
CsPtsin Hudson and the other ofaoers Of the
Niagara viii probably be allowed furlough
Orders from the Navy Department At Washing
ton are expected by every mail ; pending which,
little can be known with certainty
NAVAL INrRLLIaExcE.-Dsspat have
been received at the Navy Department from
the Cumberland, the flagship of the African
Squadron, dated at Porto Grande, July Goth
They contain no news Of importance, being
chiefly relative to official business. There is
no mention made respecting the health of the
squadran, from which the inference is that no
sickness Of consequence pervades.
The WASHINGTON ExCURsIoNIsrs TO THE
LAKEs.-The mornings mail brought US the
following brief note from this party previously
mentioned in the Star:
BAYTIELD, August 10, 1883
l.4O0 miles from w ashington City.}
Editor Of the Star: We arrived here to-day,
all in good health and spirits, and are enjoying
the cool breezss, with fishing and shooting in
abundance. Thermometer So deg.
The WARRINGTON EXcuRsIoNrsrs
SUsPENDED.-We understand that the Secre-
tary of War has suspended Mr.. Banks, U. S.
Suffer at Fort Monroe, Old Point, for ten days
during which time that official is to be tried
for adisobedience of orders in selling spirituous
liquors in the garrison.
EXTENSIVE LAND CLAIMs-The Secretary
of the Interior has under consideration some
very important California land claims, involv-
ing the titles to the Pinole, Las Juntas, and
Canade del Hambre ranches. Decisions will
probably be given at an early day.
To BE ABsENr.-It is stated that Secretary
Cass contemplates leaving the city this evening
for Stonington, Conn, to be absent four or five
days.
APPoISTMENT.-The President has appointed
George w. Ryeman, of California, Secretary
to the United States Legation at Chilli
TIE WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institut ton.
The time of observation is about o'clock:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-20

IL The recent pearl discoveries in the soutb
western part Of Kansas Territory, says a cores
pendent there, are creating considerable excite
ment. Thev have been sent to New York and
the other eastern districts for examination. and
tbs result Is looked for with much anxiety
should they prove valuable, hundreds of people
from the interior and northern border. OF Kansas
will Immediately start for the whitewater pearl
fisheries
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" The Germans Of Philadelphia are making
arrangements FOR great festival, to be held on
the 9th Of september next, to raise funds i'm be.
haIi Oh the Steuben monument The German
pass and singing societies will all be present
Morton MeMichael, Of the North American, and
MI. Weasen are elected as sneakers
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erAh-i-ater news from Utah Is received by
tne arrival Of the Salt Lake mail at I.eayenwotb
All tne MormoRs who were able had returned
om riovo, and matters were apparently quiet.
-nI Dung, fearing an assassination, as is
mao smut himself up In his residence,
Ioh..,.e guard OF his followers General
,,s.rn. $500 o. making Preparations for going into
romn.n,s. ~ , ,ss T Colonel LOring, with three
dred rinemen, had departed for N.v, a nun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-20

The TELEG RAPHiC CRLEBRATION.-The New
York city grand telegraphic celebration has been
fixed for the LIST Of September. The London au-
thorities are to be notified and will probably ap-
point the same day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-20

THE CABLE PosrPoNEs CASE IN C. URr
The first PostPonement of a law case, for the
purpose OF communicating by Atlantic Tele-
graph with great Britain, was, on Wednesday,
had in the Supreme Court Of New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-20

kANsAs.-The Daily Led ger Of Leavenworth
city has been informed that immediate application
will be made to Gov. Denver to call an extra ses-
sion OF the Legislature Of Kansas, in order that
steps may be taken for the formation Of another
constitution for the Territory
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-20

PAPER MiLDs There are In the United s,.,..
7so paper mills in actual operation, havn, ooo
engines, and producing in the year 2sO.Goo ooo
pounds Of paper, which Is worth, say ten CENT.
Per pound, or s27,OOo,0CO To produce ,bi,
quantity Of paper, over 400, 600 eco Of pounds Of
rags are required, one-and-s- quarter pounds OF
rags osing necessary to make one pound of pa
per The value of these rags, estimating them
sf four cents per pound, 10 over ZIG, 10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-20

PRAYERS BY TELEGRAPH-At New York
Prayer-mseting, on Tuesday, a committee was
appointed to prepare and send by the Ocean Tel
egraph, at the earliest possible period, christian
salutation to the leading London Prayer meet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-20

III private letter received in England from
Calcutta, and communicated to the public by
Major General Tulloch, states that Nena Sahib,
the executioner at Lucknow. has been captured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-20

srIclpE-Col- Ed. Marlboro, son Of the pro-
Pretor OF farboro's Hotel, in Raleigh, n c.,
committed suicide in that city Tu, sday night by
cutting his throat and stabbing himself to the
heart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-20

IL Complaint is made in some parts of Ala.
oama and Georgia, that the red rust is seriously
injurine the cotton
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MR: EW BANKS NEW BO0K.-Thoughts on
us. comprising illustrative of the theory
Of the esrth and of the universe; by Thomas kw-
bank. So; 88 cents.
French on the Authorized Version of the New
Testament, In connection with some recent propo
sa,s ioI ltS revision, vol; pnce rs cents
Wild Flowers: How to see and how 10 sather
them, with remarks on the economies and medici-
nj; u; vol, london, illustrated price 81 cts
James Earlier Novels, in y volumes cloth, LON
eon Price per volume, IS and 50 cents. Sold sep
The Rat: its history and destructive chara cter,
VIE numerous anecdotes by James Rodwsll 1
VOL. LONDON; pflce 50 cents.
For sale at FRANKLIN PHILIPS
New Bookstore, $50 Pa avenue,
~ ls-8 bet, eth and 10Th SITS,
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BOARDING.

ROARD.-A few gentlemen can be Accommodate
ID with BOARD at No. asa 10Th street. between
r and r. an 7-e'St' .
uOARD.-A comfortable ROOM with BOARD
- can be obtained la a private family at 407 lsth
street, between u and II, within d few mInuI es
walk of the Treasury Department. au ~
ROARDlN u, with handsomely furnished Rooms,
- and table Boarding of a select character oan be
obtained At 529 street, between 9Th and 9Th sts,
n apphcstIon he made soon. and upon thA most
terms gu IS AZ
pOARDlNG.-A few gentlemen can be accomma-
- dated with good 30 ID ard plf asant ROOMS
by a plying AT No S02 Pa avenue, between "a ard "a
streets. near st. Charles Hotel. au 10 Inn
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LOST AND FOUND.

CS REWARD.-Strayed from the sulscrIher. on
Yc East Capitol street, below 18th. one LOO
large oROWN COW, witt b. rms fla red &k<s
over back, similar TO a coats, with a Whites
spot IN her forehead. Expected TO Rave wandered
away for The purpose OF having calf
au l9-4t' CHARLES DE BEVOISE.
II OST-A card case, containing check numbered
III, To- Sl 5. dated nth INST. IN favor of
Lieut.. J. X. Hamilton, or teaTer upon VIM. Firm.
the pay ment of which has been stOpp. the Tres
urer's Office. Any one finding tie above will please
leave IL at this Office. an Is.sts