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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-21
Special Notlees.

horticultural EXhibitiOn.-The Worcester Hor-
tieultural Society will no an exhibition of Flowers and
Fruits, on TUESDAY afternoon and evening" June 49,
at their Hall Front street. All citizens invited to
bring in such samples of Flowers and Fruits as they
may have, early in the day possible.
ie2l DIST EDWIN DRAPER, Chm Com'ee.
Four yenrs' experience with Hair Restoratives
The following letter from gentleman long and tavoraby
known Boston and vicinity who has had most favorable
opportunities of knoCg of what he writes, will
sure, satisfy the most creduous:
WALTuAM, Mass, Jan. 20, 1859.
Messrs w. E. HAGAN IL Co. = GehtS-I have been sell
ing HEIAISTREET'S "Himitd6Ee HAIR RESTORATIVE
for three four years. i good satisfaction and
have tried various other articles in the market, but
yours has the decided preference among them all have
hesated TO recommend it for all it claims to do
Several ladies of town who had been nearing false
hair for SeUerd years have laid it aside and have
J&H and lar@qaat head of hair of original shade and
color produced by using two three bottles of
tice; and when by means they have been induced
to try something else palmed upon them being supe
rior they have almost MUdI9dby returned to the of
Hair Colorng again the only meIi0IiORS and re-
Hdble article in usetndng il toilet article cheap
any of the Hair Oils Washes with which the
ket is flooded am yours very truly -
S. b. EMMONS
Sold everywhere. Price fifty cents bottle.
w. E. HAGAN & co. Proprietors, Troy, n. Y
Sold in Worcester by GEO. r. SPUR, pol Main st.
ic2l dim
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-21

Real, at No. IL Pipers Block viii make you Il Photo
graph, Anbroype, Lettertype, that cannot fail to
please. lie makes 25c trash therefore can afford
to give you your moneys worth, Copying done in the
neatest manner and warranted to give satisfaction Pho
ographs from small DaguerreOtypes, enlarged any
size required. Don't forget the place, Room No II Pi
per's Block, Oak Hall. III. l.. BEAL
jel4 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-21

Paradise Iodine Hair Kestorntive-The
Best Article Of Toilet to keep the Hair Healthy Clean
and Beautiful. To cure badness and falling of hair; 10
pmpes and all roughness Of the skin Of the face or
Of the body every physicians opinion is that "PARADs
IODINE HAIR RESTORATIVE Is the only safe and cfica-
cOus, all other preparations for the hair being worth
a CO.. Worcester, Mass
Sold by NJ Il. Green n Co, 2l6 Main street Charles
Slbey l4O Main street and Chas Clark corner of Main
ana fleasaht streets Worcester Mass dtf leB
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-21

patch on Saturday, describing the horse
and man, and asking for the return of both, TO
Providence. The horse is now in his custody,
but the man bad disappeared the day before,
and no traces re to be found of him, farther
than Worcester
Friday night another employee of the cir.
Gus company was at Allyn's Point, and declar-
ed himself authorized to take the horse to New
York, He put him on board the boat, but Mr.
Hinckly would not allow him to take him
away. Card went to the telegraph office here
on Friday, and wrote despatch to Mr.. Austin
at Providence, stating where the horse could
be found, but concluded upon reflection, not to
send it.
Upon the night he received his injury, and
was brought to the depot here, his first remark
after coming to consciousness, was, ooh!
what wicked man l have been" No one
knew him. and no one could dispute it.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-21

geon would respectfully offer his services to the czenJ
Of Worcester and vicinity. Besides latge practice
the study of Uterine Diseases in the best Lyngn ospit
ais of Europe He has also had much experience the
treatment Of the various affections the Bronchial Yes
sells and lungs by Rhatdt0R. To these Dr. G. will give
special attention.
OFFICE No. I'D loor) Harrington Corner. Entrance
Main street, directly opposite Pleasant Office Hours
from to IL Il. and from to D. M.
REFEgENcEs.-Abel Tompkins, Esq, Boston; Rev. j.
G. Adams Worcester; j. V. Wilson, NJ D., Norwich;
Bush IL Co., Worcester
Residence at William Bushs, 20 High street.
abl2 d2tawf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-21

Surv eying.-The subscriber will do all kinds of Sur
yefng i'll neat and accurate manner, and at moderate
charges. The present lac may he found No
Front street OF at his residence, South Worcester.
app deodaW6n HORACE E. BROOKS,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-21

Mapes's NitrOgenized Super-phOsphates of
Lime and Mapess Improved Super phosphate OF Lime,
of the best fertilizers in constantly for sale by
DRAPER " CLARK,
ap5 diff 60 and " Front street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-21

. Thomas w. Fox, Attorney at Law. Office, No 4
Drinley Hall, Worcester, Mass. dly nlch1
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-21
POLITICAL.

Hon. Chauncey L. Knapp late member of
Congress from the Eighth District, has recent
ly purchased an interest in the Lowell Cit
zen and News, and will probably soon take the
editorial charge of that paper. Its political
character will remain unchanged
The Leavenworth Times of the 18th sums
up the Kanzas election for Delegates to the
the Democracy the benefit of any uncertain
ties; Republicans, 20 +; Democratic, 20; I'M
certain, 8. Leavenworth county sends 10
Democrats. The Chicago Tribune states up
on authority entitled to the fullest credence
that the election here was conducted on plan
hardly inferior in point of open daylight
swindling to the candle-box affair of October,
1857. Several counties, Atchison, johnson,
Lykins, Bourbon, and others, on which Sam
Medary relied so strongly that he did not
think it worth while to colonize them, return
ed Republican delegates.
The New York Tribune understands, from
very good authority, that the ''grey-eyed man
of destiny" has organized a new piratical fill
that the "emigrants" will sail from that port
on Tuesday or Wednesday of this week Ac-
tive recruiting has been going on for some
time, and very respectable force as to num-
bers has been engaged Walker is still san
guine of final success, and laughs at the pre-
tened opposition of the United State Govern
ment.
John Mcqueen, NJ. c., of South Carolina,
in reply to an invitation to a barbecue in hon
or of somebody in Marion, sent a spirited let
ter, in which he announced his intention to die
rather than submit to the election of Black
Republican, .orusyen of a Douglas Democrat.
He annouu Arogramme for 1860 with be-
at is not for me to prescribe at this time,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-21

George Sessions, FURNISHING UNpERTAKrR Avn
CoFFlN WAREHOUSE Collins, Baskets Patent Metallic
Burial Cases and Robes of every description always on
sizes ' VI A
Every thing connected with the management or opcra
promptly attended to- Nc. ~ Front street; residence
rIoit sneVN horoeSter' MASS dawtf my2S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-21
City ann County Sntellissnte.

METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS
At the State Lunac Hospital Worcester for the week
ending June 49, 1859.
7Iey,somefer Wind Sn. SRn.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-21

Amount of Rain during the week q inches.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-21

In Louisville Ky, on Monday last week,
the German Turner'S celebration was inter
rupted by gang of drunken rowdies, who
freely used firearms. Several men, one wo-
man and child of the German party were
wounded The riot was disgrace to the city
where it occurred.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-21

Cnrd.-MRS. Il. r. CLARK, Physician would
rsspceiny oer her services to the citizens OF Worcester
SYeeiW attention, at all times, paid TO MIDWIFERY
Worcester Mass dir ,nehsi
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-21

Tits universally acknowledged that SPOoNER
,- 1Qnop lnoqllM ooBd 9Ql 81 lpuL
LINCOLN making the Best Pictures" ever
rs u!elS l6L ..AdIIIYD lay NOINA ;, Stl ol oS Ans
seen III orcester. Those who have not already had
pnoA oA o.0oQ pBq &0 uvQl 5lnloId I0lloG la5
proof OF this, had better call early and them
selves. " "
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-21

d. N. TOurteIIotte, NJ. d., ID enlist, has de-
to boast For ability and skill he would refer his
patrons thorough knowledge Of his art, and all real
IMP roUemes, with strong and nice c0rk, and honest
dealing his reliance for Office ISS street
jyl5 dly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-21

TapIey a. Clark, Is and II Harrington Corner are
daily producing fine Photographs OF all sizes also all
Oth0r kinds OF pictures. Give them call and will be
satisfied that there's the place get perfect likenesess
apl2 diff TAPLEY d CLARK
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-21

III. Il. bishop, Dentist, Office No IA Pearl street
Dr. Bishop would call attention TO the reputation which
he has acquired in the preservation Oi the teeth his su
pcror filings Persons wishing artificial are invited
to consult him He will furnish all kinds the most APP
proved styles of workmanship Electricity and Apas.
thecS used for extracting teeth whenever practicable
Office at his residence IA Pearl street. div dis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-21

j. q: Bradt, NJ. ID, Physician and Surgeon. Of
hce No. Elm street. Office hours to 10 M, and TO
op H. DIFF my25
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-21

The New York Herald's last hoax relating
to flood of counterfeit postage stamps, proves
to have been fabricated for the purpose of i'm
posing new envelopes upon the department for
the benefit of interested jobbers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-21

Richmond AZ TrOwbridge, 265 Main street, Mer
chant railurS, and dealers in Ready Made Clothing Con
santly hand large assortment OF Gentlemens Fur
nishing Goods. Fashionable garments made order at
short notice from the best quality goods and entire
satisfaction given. df mch9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-21

60 to CIahin's, if you quest of a superior
Picture. The long established reputation of his well
known Gallery of unsurpassed DAGUERRE0rYPES,
PHOTOGRAPHS, and COLLODIOTYPES is duly sus-
u'trIf pfo'sc tle. pfGtfcs gum
on his pictures patrons, prcierrng serve his
customers with class of work which will ALWAYS sat
isfactory, and leave the minor grades of moenshne
fusion and pewter Spoon productions those artists
designed by Nature for that kind of work only Rooms
lSS Main Street, over Citizens Bank. d3m IL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-21

Machinists Wanted-A number of first class Ma
ehinists may fluid employment and good paw at
THAGER, HOUGllION, Il CO.'S
my2I dim Westinghouse. Machine Shop.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-21

Worcester '
Special attention given TO Diseases Of the Eye.
ala daweodf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-21

Sparkling Soda water, with all the choicest
varieties Of Syrups, at ID. SCOTS,
my9 diff Cor Main and Mechanic street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-21

5. &. Gale, Attorney at law, and Genera
Agent at M1NNEAPoLs, Falls ofSt Anthony, MINNESOTA;
will also, free Of charge, give any desired information
within his power concerning present opportunities for
capitalists, farmers, mechanics manufacturers this
part OF Minnesota Refers to Bacon Aldrich, Worces
ter Mass d6ln* apl4
l.. B. Nichols, NJ. H., Homeopathic Physf-
ci;InOice and residence liz Main Office hours
from | to g. and to O'Clock p
Worcester, October 90 1853. diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-21

SpoOner AZ LIncoln's Exhibition of Pic
lures IS extensive and unequalled which renders the
UNION ARr GALLERY most desirable place for cti-
strangers visiting the city to call and examine
the wonders OF the Photographic Art. diff mo0
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-21

Dental Notice.-Dr. q. LIEN CKs's Dem
u Rooms are at No. 239 Main Street, Worcester lie s
having great success IN using ELEcrRicrY TO produce In
sesibity to pain Willie extracting teeth All other deil
ta operations perorned he SAME careful and thorough
manner, as usual. nj diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-21

III. q. Fish, Manufacturer Of Iron Railing, Doors
Shutters Gratngs, &c, at 90 Union street d9m apps
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-21

ari0n,as D. Koran Of Portland, an employee
of the Grand Trunk railroad, had seven hun
dred and sixty dollars in gold and bills, watch
and clothing, stolen from his boarding house
room on Thursday
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-21

II. a. EIdrcd, 247 Min street, has Of the best
assorimenis Of Hats, Caps Gents, Furnishing Goods.
Shirts. Collars Hosons Suspcnders, Umbrellas Canes,
Trunks Carpet Bags, &c. &c., to be found In the city
and the lowest cash prices d3tn Jel3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-21

IsemovaI.-Dr. c. A. HILLS Medical Office is re.
moved to No. 81 Main street. DIFF iyll
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NJ. d. scANLAND. Edltor.
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The BossIEE BAssER is issued every
Friday morning; subscription. per
annura, three dollars--in advance.
Advertisements inserted for one dollar
per squaa. Of ten lines or less, for
the FIRST insertion, and 50 cents for
each subsequent one. Liberal de-
duetions made in favor of yearly
advertisers, who will be required to
confne themselves strictly to their
legitimate business.
Professional and business cards insert
cd by theyear, for ten dollars; five
dollars for six months.
Announcements of candidas4s will be
inserted for ten dollars be paid
in advance.
All articles inserted for the benefit of
parties or individuals at their own
solicitatation, will be charged for as
advertisements
Job work to be paid for on delivery.
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men have their opinions, and mine diff
fers from his. The ssmisereants' have
proven themselves to be swindlers, and
in Justice TO others, as we'll as myself,
Twas justifable in exposing Them
What purpose is the press tolerated
for, if not to expose rascality, treach-
ry and valliany, thereby giving light
to the public-pro bono Publico. While
my youth and inexperience have caused
me to publish Franklin & Fitzpatrick
Justly, DIR. Laey's age and experience
have caused him to publish me unjustly.
Although he is my superior in age and
discretion, forcible and practical
writer, as well as. good doctor; yet.
when he attempts to enlighten me in
regard to printing Office rules and reg
ulatations, he wanders from his own
post. In all due candor, / must say
that know more on this point, than
ne can teach me. 1t is a general rule
with editors of newspapers, when they
publish personal cards, to have re-
sponsible gentIemen's name signed to
the card. showing who IS sponsible.
But when the parties are known not to
be gentlemen, or responsible for what
they are permitted to say, the editor
himself IS considered so. There must
be reliable source through which
satisfaction is guaranteed; and when
the editor kaoUs his authority is not
responsible men, he knowingly com
mits fault, and he is bound to stand
responsible himself.
/ In justice to DIR. Lacy, / would in
form him that I have always looked
upon him as high-toned and honora.
BILE gentleman, which he has proven
himself to be. / have always eonsid
cred him friend of mine, and he ha;
A tHul1 stVNn uAHSoll 70 D6 q t1ISu dut
true friend, and that too without doubt
| do not cherish aught against him; no.
shall any trihe ever serve to make N
otherwise than friends. That he ha
done me slight injustice, he canno
deny; but / shall considered it uninten
tional. He says as far as he knows
the surveyors and myself aredesery
ing young men, &c. AsI look upor
/ him as a friend, who has done an in
/ jury, beseech him to say all he know
about me- His columns canno
: TEEN with more abuse than has beer
: said against me-the worst has passed
4 let US look for coming events. Speal
i out Doctor, as served my apprentice
i ship in the Gazette, I desire to knov
: how stand with it now.
w. II. SCANLAND.
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DIDs'r PAY THE PREAcHsR.--Ths
New York Evening Post, cf the 2oth
ultimo, says:
We have had some days il our pos.
session one dollar bill on the City
Bank of Beaver Dam, Wisconsin,, which
bears on its back a burden as follows !:
This one dollar bill is all received
for performing the marriage ceremony
between John Gibbs and Mary Wallace
Of the town Of Salem, Ksnosho county
Wis, after having travelled FIVE miles
in the cold and paid two dollars and
fifty cents to the livery stable.
JAMES L. SIDwEll.n
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PoLrTIcs AND CHRrsT1AsrTY.-He Henry
Ward sBeecher's organ, the New York
Independent, says:
"Jesus Christ was not politician
He neither founded nor adopted any
policy. either civil or ecclesiastical. He
founded, indeed, athe kingdom Of
heaven on EARTH" But the kingdom
Of heaved is not poiity. Il is not Of
this world. It is moral, spiritual; the
empire of truth and love"
The New York Express pertinently
asks: aWhy, then, are the Tndepen-
dents ministers, about all, politicians
Why turn they Republicans instead d
ministers of Christ I Why elsctioueer
on Sunday in the pulpit Why moi
pray instead Of stump, as Presidential
campaign comes on"
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De,rH or AZ EnrSEsr PoBLraHEr

DE.TH OF An EMrSEET PuBLIsHER.
ON the evening Of Saturday, the goth
nit. at his residence 10 Brooklin. Mass
died Moses D. Philips, Esq. the senior
partner of the well known firm of Phil.
FPS, Sampson a:Co. He had been III
for several months, but still went daily
into Boston to bis business. He was
but forty six years Of age, and a native
of Boston. Mass. A meeting of the
Boston booksellers and publishers was
was held on Monday afternoon TO take
measures for paying proper respects tc
the memory Of Mr.. Phillips It was
decided that the book trade of Boston
should close their doors on The afte
noon Of the funeral.
The firm which has just lost its sen.
Tor partner recently lost another mem
|her-Mr. Chss. sampson--who died /
few weeks ago. The firm of Phillips
Sampson 4 Co., is known as one ofth
most prominent in the trade in Boston
and as the projectors and publishers 0
the Atlantic Monthly. A number 0
standard American books have issuet
from their press. The manuscript 0
Mrs. Stoves Uncle Toms cabin" wa
offered to them bat declined.
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THE Book OF JoB.-The book Of
Job'is generally regarded as the most
perfect specimen Of the poetry Of the
Hebrews. It is alike picturesque in
the delineation of individual phenom-
ena and artistically skillful in the di-
datic arrangement OF the whole work.
In sill the modern languages in which
the book of Job has been translated, its
images, drawn from the natural scenery
of the East, leave deep impression
on the mind. 1.-THE lord walketh on
the heights Of the waters, on the ridge
of the wave towering high beneath the
force of wind.n "The morning red
has eolored the margin of the earth, and
yariously formed the covering of the
hand of man holds the yielding clay"
The habits of animals are described
as, for instance, those of the wild ass,
the horse, the buffalo, the rhinoseros,
and the crocodile, the eagle, and the
ostrich. We see "the pure ether
spread during the heat of the south
wind, as melted mirror over parch.
ed desert
The poetic literature of the Hebrews
is not deficient in variety of form, for
while the Hebrew poetry breathes q
warlike enthusiasm from Joshua to
Samuel, the little book of the CLEANER
Ruth presents US with charming and
exquisit picture of nature. Goethe,
at the period Of his enthusiasm for the
East, spoke of it "as the lovliest spec
linen ofepic ndidyl poetry which We
possess. "--HnmboIdt's Cosmos.
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A WoMAs WHO DoEs NOR BELIEVE
THE NEwspAPERs.-It il stated that 4
woman in Chicago was recently chided
for not goingto see her husband, who
had been badly injured. Her excuse
was that she only heard Of bis injury
through the papers, and athey don't
always tell the truth Perhaps she
would have believed them had they said
The husband started East, a party 10 :
runaway match.
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or A Philadelphia paper says as
the days grow shorter and colder, old
bachelors become more and more rest
less and dissatisfied, and after a while
a panacea is sought for in a pair o.
dimples, a marriage certificate, and five
hundred dollars worth Of household
furniture. and congratulates the cler-
gymen that the coming Winter is fore
Swallowed as one Of the unusual as
perisy and marriage fees win b
plethoric."
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KIss1sa.-aKate 1. z. writing

KlssrEa.-"Kate Z. z, writing to
one of the most popular magazines Of
the day. on the subject of kissing, says:
I am vain enough to pride myself on
being a girl of sense. and dearly love
aud appreciate good kissing-indeed ]
should quite as lief have nice sweet
kiss as cashmere. It is to me one o.
life's sweetest enjoyments; some Of my
happiest moments have been spent in
kissing. A rich, hearty, kiss, from
plump rosy lips win the whole day.
You are a girl after our own heart.
Kate, come this way, and We promise
that You will be satisfied. We are
fond Of kissing, ourselves, and we like
to find q girl that comedies with oui
inclinations.
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ADvERTisES Some Of our adver-
Using patrons are inclined to complain
at our rates Of advertising, as being very
high. For the benefit of such, aud 70
to show the difference in our charges
and some of the papers Of the Northern
States, we copy from the rates Of the
New York Weekly Tribune
% Ordinary Advertisements--On One
dollar line for each insertion"
Our rates to transient advertisers are
one dollar square -10 lines--for the
first insertion, and so cts, for each
subseqaen insertion. The Tribune
makes no deduction for length of ad
vertisemenis, oe number of insertions
Thus where We charge one dollar 9
square, the Tribune charges ten dollars
for the same. Again. where we charge
ten dollars per year tor card OF OILY
one sqeare. The Tribune would charge
4cror,ilng To It's published rates, .frt
Kindred and twersty dollars. And still
again, where We charge one hundred
dallars for one column per year, which
is 1e squares, the Tribune charges 70
same space, ten thousand and four han
bred dollars, and for fancy displayed
advertisements. double these rates.
These may seem like high figures, bu
they are taken from the Tribune's pub
lished rates of charges. Some differ
enee. 10 charges, is there not - Cam
den Eagis.