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street. AbiI
Prof. 0. J. Wood-Dear S,-J
six weeks ago received a BOTH n
storative and gavsit to nv vii !
to try it on her hair, little thinln,
it would restore the gray hair b
but to her as well as my an.,I
week weeks trial il has performs
effect of turning all the gray hais
mt the same TIM beautifying M
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tive to all. persons in wan, Of !
hair. 1su
NEwYoa
Prof. O J Wooi-With cOEsJ.
mend your Hair RNtora,ive, u
cliicacious article, ever ar.
Hair Restorative my hair and vi
almost white have gradually nm
now feel confident that a few N
will restore them to their nsivs
has relieved me of all dandrvf
itching, so common among perx
freely.
Prof. Wodl--About two YES
commenced falling off and tlri
fast becoming bald, and had hi;
To no effect. commenced usir,
in January last. 4 few appE.s
hair firmly. IL began to FIJI a
turned back to its former colo,
time it is fully restored to its o5.s
aud appearance, and | cheela4
use to all.
Chicago, May :, 1857.
The Restorative y nut
sizes, viz: large, medium,
small holds ! a pint, and Y
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cent. more in proportion tod
for 50 per bottle; the larg
30 per cent. more in ploEa
for SO.
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Broadway, New York, (m D
Wire Railing Establishing
ket Street, st. Louis, Mo-
And sold by all good
Fancy Goods Dealers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-24
Boston Anniversaries.

BosroN, May 23.-After a long rain the
weather has cleared off generally, and indica-
tons are favorable for unusually large assem-
blies at the anniversary meetings this week.
At the business meeting of the Peace Soci.
ETY. this P. NJ, Rev. Francis Wayland, D. D.,
was elected President in place of Hon. William
Jay, deceased and the other old officers were
generally chosen. The Treasurer's report
shows the receipts arising the past year to
have been S4,783 Is, aud the expenditures
$4,6l9 43, leaving balance in the Treasury
of $l63 80. The Society has issued during
the past year l2000,000 sheets of tracts
This evening public meeting was held,
when Rev. Dr. Cheever pronounced eulogy
on the late President.
The anniversary of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association was held his evening. The
receipts for the year are nearly $1,000, and the
expenditures, S3677. The building fund
amounts to S14,787.
The Massachusetts Bible Society held its
anniversary meeting to-day. The receipts for
the past year were S23, 258, and the expendi-
lures $22,330. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:-President, Hon.
Samuel H. Valley Vice President, Rev. N.
L. rockingham Treasurer, Geo, r. Samp-
son.
The American Education Society held its
annual meeting for business to-day. Most Of
the old board of officers were elected.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-24
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, May 23.-There was an ex-
traordinary session of the Cabinet to-day
called to consult on business connected with
the State department. 1t is understood they
passed upon the form Of dispatches to our Min,
listers abroad, to be communicated to the courts
to which they are respectively accredited set
ting forth the neutral position OF our govern
ment, in view of the pending European hos
tilities.
Hon. VIM. d. Bishop, the recently appoint
ed Commissioner of Patents, arrived here to-
day, and entered upon the duties of his office
Secretary Cass and Senior Mata this morn
ing had conference on the subject of Mexi-
can affairs.
The Philadelphia Post Office question con-
tlnues to excite much comment, and it is now
thought that John Robbins, Jr. will succeed
Mr.. Walcott.
The President has appointed Col. Stambaugh
of Pennsylvania, Surveyor General of Utah.
There is no doubt that immediate measures
will be taken for protecting the Government
contractors trains from apprehended attack by
the furnished Pike Peakers.
The expenses of the collections of the rev.
enue in New York will, at the commencement
of the next quarter, be reduced to 100000
annually.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-24
miscellaneous Items.

MIDDLETowN, CT, May 23.-Mrs. Edward
Ferree committed suicide yesterday morning,
by cutting her throat from ear to ear with a
razor. She had been detected and melancholy
for some time, and is supposed to have been
deranged.
ST. LOUIS, May % The California over
land mail of April 20 arrived yesterday. 1t is
reported that all American citizens residing at
Hermosillo, in the Mexican Territory Of Sono-
ra, had been ordered to leave the city under
penalty of death. No cause is assigned for
this sudden hostility.
ST. john, N. b., May 23.-Part of the crew
of the American ship Undaunted, which ves-
sci arrived her yesterday from Boston, have
been lodged in Jail for stabbing the captain.
New York, May pa detachment of
United States troops, accompanied by twelve
officers left here this evening for Camp Floyd,
Utah.
NEW YoRx, May 23.-The remaining adj
venturers ofthe Cuban liberation body arrived
here yesterday from Port au Prince in the brig
Helen. They publish card in todays Sun,
attributng the failure of their expedition to the
treachery of General Concha, Governor OF
Cuba, who had pretended to be in favour Of
their project with the view of getting them in
his power.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-24
Murder at Burlington.

BURLINGTON, W., May 23.-About twelve
o'clock on Saturday night, three drunken row.
dies named Peter Mcdonald, John Balm, Jr.,
and Thomas Kelley, raped at the door of the
saddle shop of John McKeen, and in going to
the door he was stabbed through the heart by
Peter Mcdonald, and died in three minutes.
The murderer and his accomplices were ar
rested about six o'clock Sunday morning, and
are in Jail at this place. Mr.. McKeen was a
steady and industrious man, about thirty-hye
years of age, and native of Hinsdale, N. IL.
His remains were escorted to the depot this
morning by the several fire companies and
cornet band, on the way for intermenta ut Hins-
dale. lie leaves wife and two children.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-24
Conspiracy in Paris.

New York, May 23.-Mr. Bigelow of the
Evening Express, writing from Paris, intimates
that the Emperor's delay in leaving Paris was
owing to the discovery of combination
among the dsaffected Orleanists in the Quar-
ter st. German, to make trouble in Paris dur
ing his absence. Gen. Changarnier and La
morIciere are said to have been in the combi-
nation. The Emperor was made aware of
their schemes, but made no arrests, for the
obvious reason that he did not wish the affair
to get wind in Austria. He, however, let the
conspirators know that he was aware of their
operations, and for greater security recalled the
Duke of Malakoff from London, and placed
him at the head of the home force, consisting
of 100000 men.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-24
Pregbyterian General Assembly,

WILMINGTON, DEL, May 28.-In the Gen
eral Assembly of the Presbyterians to-day,
the annual report of the church extension com
mittee was read. The receipts are 70 per
cent. in advance of last year. Its field of ope-
rations is daily widening, and increased CON
tributions are required. Reports of the CORE
spondence with foreign bodies, including let
ter from the evangelical churches of France,
were read. Rev. Mr.. Perkins, from the assoc
citation of Massachusetts, made an address in
an excellent spirit. An overture from the
churches in Kentucky, desiring to resume
connection, was referred. Rev. Justin Per
kins, a missionary from Persia, delivered an
address
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-24
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
lAmerican Telegraph Office Lincoln House Block-l
Additional Foreign News

New York, May 23.-The City of Balti-
more from Liverpool 1lth, and Queenstown
18th, arrived at s o'clock this morning. Her
news was transmitted from Cape Race. She
has 800 passengers.
The number of volunteers for the English
navy offered at Woolwich were 200 daily
1t is stated confidently in the London Clubs
hat Immediately ON the meeting of Parliament
Palmerston will move, and Russell second, a
vote of censure on the Ministers for haying
dissolved Parliament under critical circum.
stances.
The "Montieur Beige" gives notice that
Belgian subjects who may attempt privateer-
ing, or act contrary to the duties of neuterali-
ty, will be treated as pirates abroad, and be
liable to prosecution by the Belgian tribunals.
Mrs. Sheridan Muspratt, sister to Charlotte
Cushman, died at Liverpool on the 10th.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-24
ny,,,s.t.-Srw yonK NAV d.

MNrkcts-NEw YORK, May y.
COTTON dul sales 500 bales Il4c for middling up
lands.
FLOUR-Receipts $40 bbs; sales ll,OOO bbls; State
and Western IS "a 25c better; unsound s4;25 @ $50;
round hoop Ohio $3.50 a 7,75; common to good extra
Western 81 a 1850; Southern irmer; sales 200 bbs;
fancy and extra $500 q 9,l5 Canada super nominal
extra, S7,25 q $50
GRAIN.-Wheat advanced q &c; sales $4,000 bushels;
Chicago springs: a l30 white Michigan, S200 mXd
Spriug, Sl,35; white Kentucky, S2lO Corn q &c bet
ter: sales $4,000 bushels mixed Western 94c white 80
a 94C; yellow, 99c; round yellow 9sc Oats irmer;
Southern and Jersey, 80 @ SIC; Northern and Western
Sc a 60c.
PR0yISI0NS-Beef stcady sales HOO bbs: country
mess $500 q S9,I5; prime 81 a 1885, repacked Chicago
Sl2 q Is Pork tirmer sales 1900 bbs, including 1000
bbls prime, buyers option 30 DAYS at s562; mess s SO
l7.62; prime Slips "a 1850; Western prime mess slS3
Bacon quiet Cut meats dull Hams 81 q IT. Shoulders
q g rs Lard tirmer; sales $50 bbls Butter quiet;
Ohio and State Is a 20c for Sugars quiet and
changed; Ito sales Coffee dull sales. Moasses firm;
no sales.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-24
DR.. King, the Poisoner.

WASHINGTON, May 22.-Application has
been made to our government in behalf of DIR.
King who was recently convicted at Cobourg,
C. W, of poisoning his wife, and is now
awaiting his execution. 1t is alleged on be-
half of King that he was illegally arrested for
this crime at Cape Vincent, within the limits
of the United States, without any application
having been made for his surrender under the
existing treaty, and that he was forcibly car.
Iied back to Canada. 1t is probable that q
demand will be made upon the British Gov.
eminent for redress for the infraction of the
treaty,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-24
Trouh1a in Utah

New YORK, May 23.-Private dispatches
from Utah indicate further serious trouble in
that territory. The differences so long exist.
ing between the executive and judiciary are
to result in collision between the United
States troops under Gen. Johnston, and the
Mormon militia under Gen. Wells, five thous-
and of the latter having been called out by
Gov. Cumming to protect the citizens from
what he deems the usurpation of authority
on the part of the Judges and the military.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-24
arp GOODS.
J U S T R E c E V E D =,
DRY GOODS,

from the New York Market, to which invite the at
tention of the ladies, consisting in part of
500 ps fine CHALLIE, best styles, price only l2ic.
cases PRINTS, Summer styles, fast colors and will
be sold for SIC
2Cases PACIFIC LAWNS and desirable goods
price only lOic.
800 ps. ORGANIZE MUSLINS all prices.
$50 lace MANTILLAS and POINTS prices from 81
to $40
1000 PARASOLS in all colors and styles, and selling
from SOC to Sc.
Also, elegant ROBES and FLoUNCED DRESS PAT
TERMS, in great variety, and at very low prices
VALENCIA PLAIDS, PoPLINS, BERAGES, at
equally low prices
sHAwLs, sHAwLs, SHAwLS, 50 Cartons, consist
ing of Square, Paris and Vienna Broche Stella Thibet
and Grape Shawls, prices ranging from s5O to sl5.
Also, lot of EMBRoIDERIEs, bought at Auction,
and will be cleared out at jobbers prices.
NJ. CARNEY az CO.,
my3 diff No. Lincoln House Block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-24

BY r. W. VAIL, kUCTIoNEER No. Flags Block,
opposite BAY State House.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-VALU-

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE-VALU-
"A ABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUCTIoN.-By Licence
of Court Will be sold at public auction, the premises
at the late residence Of MOSES CLEMENTS, now de-
ceased In Worcester on THURSDAY the 23d day June
next at ten O'Clock In the forenoon, the following real
estate to witt The Homestead Of said deceased including
also herewith the adjoining Land with about sths Of
acre. the whole containing l6i of Land The above
real estate is situated as follows, viz and half miles
from the CITY Hail. Worcester the beautiful estate
of John c. Mason, ESD opposite the Gates Place, with
frontage Main Street Of nearly 1900 feet Upon the
same large, new, convenient and thorough built two
story House, with furnace and other modern Improve
ments, with new Barn and Carriage House.
Also upon the above Of an acre on Beaver St. new
building 50 BY 26 built aud fitted up for Soap manuac
tory, with Barn adjoining suitable for the business.
The situation of the above estate renders II valuable
for building purposes investment occupancy and wor
thy the attention ofspecuators and all Interested in real
estate. - - ........,
For further information inquire Of W. r. CLEMENT,
Administrator, Northampton, Mass. or 7. MARBLE,
al sale my24
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-24
Wreck of a Schooner ,

WILMINGTON, n. c., May 23.-On Satur-
day, eight miles n. E. of Cape Fear bar light,
the pilot boat Baker fell in with one-third of
the star-board of wreck of a supposed schoon-
er, of so tons, with a white boom and red
streak. The name "Damse" in yellow let
tiers, was on the cutwater. The vessel is sup
posed to have belonged to Baltimore.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-24

lis universally acknowledged that SPooNER
lqnop MOULIN 9oBId 9ql s! lvQL,
Il LINCOLN are making the Best PicturesF ever
rs u!GIV 81 ..4adIIy9 Lgy HoIN1 oql o. oS Aus
seen In Worcester. Those who have not already had
pnoM oM 9-osQ pau Goql upul eInold Ioll9q 9S
proof of this had better call early, and for them
selves.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-24
Fire in oston.

BosToN, May 23d.-Guenther's Millinery
establishment, 284 Washington street, was
destroyed by fire at eleven o'clock tonight.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-24
msoirines, de-.
( URE FOR CONSTITUTIONAL DR.

CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.- DR.
- GHURCHILL'S DISCOVERY mchester's Cen
ne HggoPhospITes Of lime, soda, and Potash, Spe-
sad ReTdsy Tor consanptio The great Chemico
OF fas ns mate known by him to the French Acade
important Era in the annals of Medical science
NOW for the hrst time IN the history of the world has
TIoN OF PULMONARY DISEASE and by REsroRIaG THE
principle WHICH CONSTITUTES NERVOUS OR FORCE
1NyIGoRArEs THE NuTRITIyE FUNCTIONS, and not only
~ CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.-Varions prepare
Dr. %S % Be
caution both the profession and the public.
Let no one be deceived. but ask for and only the
preparation sold from the sole General Depot the United
aTe Of j. WScRFsfFR by a Whom aene pr rbare ss
prescription is put up IN RELIABLE AND CHEMICALLY
In all nervous scrofulous Complaints Debility Loss
OF VITAL POWER, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and Female
fE II M the sssa Amer
can Medical Monthly, for May, lS5s-whatever may be
our conclusions with reference to the claims Of Dr.
Churchill for the Hypophoshtes sovereign remedies
TO THE VALUE OF THESE SALTS As REMEDIAL AGENTS"
From tie North. American Medical Reporter, for oc-
reliable We have used it in practice, in phthss
pnmonas and other forms Of disease with very salts
factory results. ' In siXty-eight cases in which
this remedy given thirtyseven were in the ncipent
consumption; and the remainder were beyond hope
With the exception Of the latter which much
benefited, all but three which still doubtful, recov
81, or three bottles for s5 Single bottles only in
concenfrdted solution sent by mail prepaid, when spec
alv ordered All orders for three bottles will be
sent by at cost of party Druggists must send
their orders direct to the undersigned they may have
a different and spurious preparation sent them.
~ Winchesters Genuine Preparation of DR.. Church
Hrs Compound of the Hypophosphtes of Line, Soda, and
Potash is sold wholesale at the General Depot ~
John street but will be kept by ali respectable druggists
throughout the United States Circulars and all
sary information given to all parties enclosing stamp
For convenience in receiving letters correspondents
requested to add Box 2'sl in addition to the regular
address below.
81. WINCHESTER,
American and Foreign Agency Office,
, 1859-09-19
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

aA1CnpAf Ev1N.aa, Sept. u. 1sS.
FIRE GNTs-Schoouess GeorEa W Gran1 md Wild
Rovtr wheat from Milwaukee Nuao ii e; bark Naomi
and seoosc:s BaY Ssate and Aut ,ers wheat to Buffalo
5ke; schooner Marx slaicy corn to osxeko q. nc;
schooner Joseph Gart to Buffalo &c propeliet r,c
ssac wheat from Wlwaukee 10 13nLo ii &c; schooner T.
nakes, wheat from Racine 10 1suhAloa a+6e.
Fl.orR-Keee3rss. s,1s9 hrls: shlpm:nt& 1,s3s t,s.
Flour quiet Sales wc9s:-s5 b,ls tounA Hll- Spring
E1ssa e0o; 100 brs Wave" do ut t41p; 100 bEla IT,
tav" % ii u CO. 100 sats "Cuok County do It q; 100
Urls eb"lee Spring Extra as LEY; Ito tala EuSezane Exta
at:e3,
w11EAT.-Heeespt. 1oo.ss bu shipments. 31,s4s bu,
W'x1rE<au'et- sacs we1e 1.0oo bu No Rcd at &c On
ac 10 Lu m Fed It 7e in stn.e: In do nj &c In
efue 80 tu No Hh1te at &c Il store, EFnne--Dt-
elaed 4@lc- Sales were:-4 800 IN MOL Spring at ~ In
+toe Vbu do IT sc IN stor 900 hu do ii 1sKe ia
Ae "a % bu No sspslas In los Tic In 4iore 10 bu
d. nj .l= in ore; 1c ~ do II II etnse; ea tu
Rejected At tie 1n store.
CoRS-Kece1pas, ss,6 .u; ahrnenss, RI 800 bu. ye5r
teAfce and in demand. Market advanced 1d1s. Sa1es
~ese Nc 1t IL. IL Atazr 900 lu do 1t Il Nc In
%tEe: $50 In do tt &c n store; 10 bu No at 60 Ia
store.
oATs-Recetpta 1o.e1l ba: shipments, rone, Market
Steady Saleswerc: l0o3 tu No. kc in store; loo
bu dc n. .sc IN +torc.
lslE-Rece.psa, l:17 bu: shipments, 5000 bu. Firm.
Sales werr: :..e1 tu No. I 1t :sc IN .tore-
BANLEI-Istc jp4 l.<,obn. III good demand and arm.
e7es vcfc 20 bu No II c In ttoFt 3J 6u do tIc In
Etofc; 10 bu do 1t 5cc tn Hos.
SEEDS-kecept4. ee.s7s ~. Finn Ea5e4 ws1e: 1Ee
faet coce mh5 At g o5 delivered 40 tas do 1t 83ts
delivered 40 bu ezsa cho.ee s10 tcrcfed go bu fsr
do Il 800 denvetd
NIGHWikE$- Make. quiet bas nsyn- Sales xe,a: s5
th:. in lois Il ss4c.
ALCOHOL a3e 2 sal
NESS roRk--+9 bhls soil 1t sl5,
LAKD-NornInal nj lie.
TAll0W-10es ltie fur country 10 E1y.
llpES-NeceipA es sh:s H. Green satod s5<3sKe; Dry
*satsA. l<e; Ds; F2i11 lsH +,6He.
POTATOES. Receipts. 1s4 tu. Q.le& ut 4aG<5c.
0EloNa-<sE5ie+
WHITE FISH, Fl1mer; 50 X Ghts Nr. 1at$5
EcTrEh-eo dtkln4 II lsc Dxlsy l44isc.
E3GS-aSsc dnz
, 1859-09-19
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as aoEhxsss quarter ~! ,hs es,taa! q tbs
sfoss1Ad: a.e cstan Lea.s for s<E of t.ssty Jt1rs
spec;dstt lvr= Inn otely pt1 The sou.h Ills Of tbs ill.,
nes and Michigan Canal sA naus bY tn, T1us.. tre,e-
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, 1859-09-19

1T ASTER'S SALE.-State Of ILL.,
~ nos Cook County, ss.-f1rea!t Coost Of took
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KuaEon. MsEJ E. :uhyon. juan IT, Tlll0rt John L. Bar
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~ nh aas Of july T. - l3e9 l.. e. taae ftter. Nus
f U EhsneeEY Of Cook counsv, VII sel public auttkA4
= " 1Sh<:s p1tEf - oa ~ seveaa d.y Of osso
u the NORTH r Of the c.t HOUSE = the City Of CHI
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DuneAas Addition To ths ux.aa Town OF Chicago. sad
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sy, S:4te Ct H.ao:4. L. C. PAINE FREEZE,
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