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To RENT,
1wz A SHOP on School Street suitable for n Canine
Al R maker, Shoemaker, Painter 1t is "a #. BY
NEW PANORAMA

A new panorama has arrived in the city, from Phil
adelpha, the exhibition of (which will commence at
Brinley Hall, on Monday next, the 29th inst We are
assured that il is superior any thing Of the kind that
has ever been exhiaited in New England, both in the
interest Of the subjects and in the style and perfection
Of the execution 1t consists Of FIVE distinct partshe
first representing the FAIRMoUNT WATER Works
and adjacent scenery at Philadelphia-2d, the NAM
MOTH CAVE of Kentucky, with all its subteranean
wonders, together with the Kentucky scenery in the
vicinity The fidelity Of this representation is attest
ed TO by several very distinguished citizens. Sd, The
PRARrEs, or Life in the West. giving various views,
and closing with that Of the Prairie on fire. 4th, Ma
CARA RIVER will all the scenery between Lakes Erie
and Ontario including the whirlpool suspension bridge
the American and British falls, rapids, islands, sc
eth. THE FALLS OF NIAGARA in Winter time,-
one Of the most sublime ever painted.
Wehaye before Us letter from ofthe best artists
in the country, recommending this as well worthy OF
seeing. Mr. Brewer the painter of it has painted the
same twice before. The copy which preceded this
was exhibited with such great at the South,
to induce the propretors to send il to Europe for ex-
hbition lady Of our acquaintance who saw that IN
PHILADELPHIA, assures us that it very excellent
This copy is said to be an improvement on both the
the others. For more particular description, we re-
Ger our readers to the advertisement, which will be in
to-mouow's Spy
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GLASS LINED PIPE.

We have already directed the attention of our read
ers to the advertisement of VIM. B. Guy in this paper
We have since received from him specimen of his
gass lined pipe, and find it most beautiful and perfect
ed aartice 1t may be our Office We cannot too
to hghy recommend this pipe all who have occasion to
bring water into their houses either from the aoneduct
r99gEor by pumping from WELL The use of lead for such
saspuposes is doing ncalcuabe mischief in the commun
cu by its poisonous qualities destroying the health and
Of anprosrang the physical strengthen thousands Cases
Of neuralgia and loss of muscular power taceable d.
DRecto this cause, found almost every where and it
much to be feared, that with continual use of lead
Mrs en pipes, such complaints will still more extensively
And, one of the great evils attending the dis
ractease thus induced is that it takes years to get it out Of
Ththe SYSTEM even with the greatest care and with en-
+, :, tire abstinence from the original cause of it.
The proprietor Of this pipe is therefore comforting
substantial benefit upon the community in proyidno
an article which defes the action of the elements anG
presents the water where it is wanted as pure anc
sweet it left its fountain-an article which will las
~" an age and still be perfect
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latest News.
WASHINGTON, Tuesd.

AsHlNGToN, Tuesday, july %
MIR. Webster entered upon the duties of the Soo...-
ryshp of State to- day.
Mr. Crittenden tcegraphs that he has written l..
mail in reply to the tender of place in the Cabinet
He has, doubtless, accepted.
MIR. Chy's speech was mainly philippe against tho
dIsunonists and has created considerable sensation
The friends of the Compromise are more hopefl
Mr.. Bradbury's proposed amendment for Comm,
mssioners to settle the boundaries of Texas i h.
suit of caucus. The bribery scheme Ito nav Tov,,
bonus to relinquish her claim] it is understood
abandoned.
MIR. Pearce having declined place in the Cabiro,
either Mr. Gentry or Mr. Jones, or perhaps Mr.. Con
rad will succeed; most likely Mr.. Gentry.
Mr. Hall is installed in his post Mr.. Bate, {
the road. Mr. Ewing has been appointed to succoad
Corwin in the Senate.
IMPORTANT FROM WAsHINGroN uza.1
ington, July "a. During the last three dave tS %s"-
has been continued caucus on the ompib1s lin
Mr.. Bradbury's amendment, for commissioner =
adjust the boundary with Texas, was adcnted ~
caucus yesterday The California Senators re- snn
posed to be favorable to the limitation of tbe Son,P
ern boundary TO lat. 49, A decisive vote 4 axnaot
ed to-day. oNP'0'-
The advocates of the Compromise are confdert
this morning of carrying the bill, after adopting
Bradbury and Foote'S amendments, tbrouub bo,55
houses. 'o''
APPOINTMENTS AID INTERIM Uo.b;nu
ton, July "a Gen. Scott has been appointed Sso
rotary Of War, and Commodore Warrinoton Secro-
tary o. the Navy until the arrival of Messrs. Bate,
and Graham D''e'
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DANIEL II. PEARSON. Within day or two past,
decided change has taken place in the manner and
appearance of Daniel II. Pearson, who is to be execu
ted at East Cambridge Friday, for the murder ofhs
wife and two children. He appears to be implicitly
Frustrated and borne down by sense of the enormity
of the crime for which he is under sentence of DEATH
and has made "cean breast of his gu-yet he ex-
hbits unmistakable evidence of being a most sharp
sighted, shrewd, and cunning man. He states that
those whom he so cruelty and unnaturaly deprived Of
life, never gave him any cause whatever for commit
ting the deed and at times he hardly realise that
they are dead From the time of his arrest up to the
present moment, he has made complaint of the treat
ment OF the various officers in whose custody and keep
ing he has been nor of the action of the jury, the Court
or the Executive, in his case
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Wanted-5O Young Men

Of BUSINESS HABITS, intelligence and enterprise, to
" act AGENTS in the different Counties in the states
of Maine, New Hampshire Vermont, New York. New Jer-
sey, and Delaware. Also,
ONE HUNDRED
Who be absent six months longer travel Agents
in different sections in the Southern and Western States and
Canada They will be required TO principally with
work lately issued by the subscriber and which has been
got under his personal direction and designed fer the sub
scription business exclusively, entitled
A HISTORY OF THE WORLD,
Giving complete history, both. Ancient and Modern, of
every nation the globe brought down the present time,
including the late MEXICAN WAR, CALIFORNIA, &c.
II illustrated with large number Of beautiful Engrav-
ngs, representing the most important Battles CorondonS,
PROFESSIONS, Costumes, &C., &C., that known In the
worlds history. Besides attached to the work amagn-
cent CHART representing the Flags of the various nations,
and splendid View Of the City of San Francisco printed
IN Coo's in the highest style Of the art The work sold
AZ an extremely low price, which places within the reach
Of all.
Being connected with the extensive publishing house of
Messrs. Harper Brothers. N. York. supply Agents with
their Books Mt their regular wholesale prices.
NO agent will be required TO territory previously
occupied and all books not sold may be returned at prices
originally charged An opportunity rarely offered presents
ITSELF to professional and school teachers, well as
others who wish to engage.
GJFOr further information, apply ut my Office on MAIN
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Courier, or address HENRY BILL,
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POLICE COURT.

july l9.-Elen Leary, for assault and battery on
Catharine McSweeney, fined one dollar and costs,
1888, which he paid and was discharged.
July 22.-Thomas Dolan, for drunkenness. was fin
ed one dollar and costs, and in default of payment was
committed to the House of Correction for one month
July 24.-Edward German, for assault and battery,
on Patrick Cuddy, fined 81 and cests, 1925,
which he paid and was discharged.
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III essenger's Notice.

Worcester, SIS. July 70, 1850
HON HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner Of Insolvency
IL for the County of Worcester has this day issued War
rant against the Estate Of NOAH BATES, Of Templeton,
In said County carpenter an nsovent debtor and the pay
nent ANY Debts the delivery Of any property belong
ing 70 said nsovent debtor him for his use, and the
u9nsicr q any property by him forbidden by law
he rs meeting of the creditors Of said nsolvcnt debtor
VIII be held Mt Court Of Insolvency. the Office of said
COMMISSIONER In Worcester, In said County, the nine
ecnlh day 81 August next ut ten O'Clock In the forenoon,
or inc proof of Debts and choose assignee assgnees
OF M, nls Estate JOSHUA H0sMER, ID. s.,
HJzo NtNH M a HN Messenger.
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CENSUS APPOINTMENTS. We are informed
.hat the following appointments have been made
oy me Marshall for taking the census in this county
in addition to those before published.
.ArtemGs Browa, Templeton, and Wnchendop.
u. II. Merriam, Fitchburg, Lunenburg, and
Cephas WiIlard, Petersham, Hardwick, and
SEN CdtdceH, Barre and New Brantree.
Orlando Cunningham, Sterling
SitdS 1hurston, Lancaster.
Jerome Ggrdner, Harvard, Bolton, and Berlin.
Herman Este, scarborough
Charles brigham, Grafton and Westborouph.
:, 1homas J. Harrington, Mibury, Sutton, Upton.
Northbridge, West Brooltfeld, and Oxford. 70
EdeGrd Rogers, Webster and Dudley.
e. II. Gibbs, Clinton.-.Fgis.
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Whut doee il meant The Salem Rcgstcr-the lead
ing Wing paper Of ESSEX County, says that 'the evil
genius Of Massachusetts, ruled the hour when Gov
Davis was chosen Senator TO Copgress The Hsis is
astonished at this, and seems to want an explanation
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EXCURSION TO BOSTON

An extra train viii leave Worcester for Boston at
O'Clock this afternoon, and will return after the Fire
Works. advertised to be exhibited in the Public Gard
en- at Boston, are over in the evening.
Persons wishing avail themselves of this opportu-
nifty will be allowed to GO AND RETURN for a
SINGLE FARE, one dollar and fifteen cents
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To Let.

~ THAT LARGE MACHINE SHOP ON crNTp \,
ESsef STREET, with good STEAM ENGINE ofthrty
%s Horse power, Boiler and in perfect order Two
in such an establishment.
The whole will be let together for term ofy years. and
gwen on the first OF July For further par
uculars apply to the subscriber
BENZ. F. HAYWOOD.
orcester, June IA, diff No i47 Nam Street
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G5- From the LIST to the 18th of July $4,000 900 in
California gold received at the Philadelphia Mint
Total receipts of such at said mint $l7, $50, 900,
weighing about tweniy-nine tons.
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For sale af . FSaroajn

a ROCKAWAY, front and back seats build in he best
manner full patent excl and boxes has run but little
aho IN every respect rsclass carriage of the kind hy
ing no Use Tor IT. will dispose OF the at low rate
E. F. DIXIE.
u pleasant and well built HOUSE to be let inonre
"9"oo'o. dti June
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}, SB There Is now residing at Maybe, a native Of
lne place. Joseph Harris, journeyman carpenter,
VINO was married on the same day as Queen Veto,
RIA RIA. Ills wife had daughter the day after the
r pi Royal was born; son the day after the
rrlnce OF wales was born; and as her majesty sub
sequenily had prince or prncess his wife also pre-
sentsd him with child of the same sex az the rpval
INFANT, and the day after each was born; making
seven children, and an equal number Of sons and
daughters as her majesty has princes and princeases.
MRS Harris only allowed her royal mistress to take
'he lead Of her by one day. English paper.
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ug "Smart weed" which grows in abundance
'he road side, and along the margin of bitches,
coy PITS &C, is said TO be worth $5 per hundred
,1r STOCK OF cattle, if cut and well cured when in
o,oG h one pound per week given to COW, OK,
rom constipation, and their hide loose. II is also
Sald 70 be sure remedy for choc, in which case il
rs 70 be stepped and drank as any other herb tea.
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| W The New York Tribune says that six thou
sand gambling houses exist in that city.
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ES segars of prime quality to be had as usual OF
Lazell-Druggist-N 2OI Main street
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BUILDING LOTS,

subscriber has for sale of the most desirable
BUILDING LOTS in the CITY of Worcester r. ~ a.,
usted on the north side OF Chatham Street on he bqhth
OF land near the Dwelling House ofRev Mr. SmaIley and
contains about $500 square feet He las also other lois
on the same Street, containing 5000 So eachand three
LOIS IN the same vicinity Quincy Sand several Io,s
nesr the Red Mills on Taylor Street
June 8. diff CHARLES WHITE
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DYSENTERY.

A TWoOD's DYSENTERY DROPS have been extern
n sivey used in this place. and have never to our know
ledge disappointed the reasonable expectations of any,
John IruH, Seth II. Temple aaron Weston,
limos Nichols HIM TempLe, James Coggin,
READING MASS.
IT The above named just received and for sale by A. p
ALBEE, "a Southbrdge St. General Agent and by LEWIS
r. LAZELL Apothecary POI Main Street Price IS cents
per bottle. C dw3mis Worcester. July 25
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For Sale or Exchamge

Ia FOR HOUSES IN WORCESTER
E:;H FARM OF 40 acres, situated mile from SUTTON
centre. Also several out lots convenient to the
farm. Also WOOD LOT of 80 acres 8 miles from said
farm. For particulars, inquire of GUSTAVUS ELLIOT
Chandler 81, Worcester. eodlOm lime %
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AzA A HOUSE and LOT in the north part of the city
E;. me Lot contains 5000 square feet Terms easy
- ALSO, LOT GLAND Containing 81 acres with
M soo Fruit Trees Of the best quality situated mile from
''s Dou5t House, on the Holden road. Terms LIBERAL
s0ie du IL G. FISH
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FOR SAIE.

Ira A COTTAGE HOUSE, nearly new on Salen-st
ET# containing rooms, with good supply of wafer
very desiable place for small family and will be
sod cheap part of the purchase remain if desired
Apply 10 VIM. A. DRAPER & co
AprH 20 atf IS Front Street.
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For Sale OrfO TeT-

u SatHC Ut EO Lei,
ME New and one Secondhand JOB WAGON; Also
era ~ D'sss wagon; ieT lIs no
June9 " ~, IL
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House for Sale.

Ia A NEW and convenient Dwelling House on soutb
bridge Street. For particulars inquire of the sub
~,.->soriDer WILLIAM L. THROOP.
Jan ~. ,ltf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13

AL runoss Of Cholera have vanished, and there
is little probability that they will return.
We think that the result Of our ate contest with
the late hot weather proves that some valuable
work has been done by the City Inspectors De-
partmens in purif. ing the City, abatiDg nui'anee'
and improving thereby the general health. Let
these forts be seconded BY the Board Of Health IN
the removal Of the bone boiling establishments, and
we nay be in condition to receive any epidemic
without fear The Grand Jury have indicated the
duty Of the Board Of Health let them fearessly
fulfill il.
Wemake the following comparisons Of the chief
Sisesfef.
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Opr ,hermoup etricsl record Is as follows

In BostOn there were 76 desIhsi exactly the
um. q, for the week ending Aug. D. OF these a
were under Eve years Of age Cholera lnfansum.
"A; Consumption 9. Last year, $40 deaths OF
which "a were from Cholera
IN Philadelphia, the number Of deaths last
week vas 9E week before, 1885, decrease, "a
ofshe.e, lss uere under 10 years Of age cholsrs
0 Cholera Ini.ntum, a.; Consumption, 10 DiE-
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CoLLIsIoS ON TIE HARLEM RAuROAD.-A
serious ooliiion, which caused the death OF one
msp, occurred on this road yesterday. TIE
O'Clock train FOR Fordhsm bad got as far as Morris
tnis, New Village, and stopped to let oat pssIen.
gers, AID while there was run into By the 81
o'cock train 6r Dover, which does not stop on its
route, snd was Of course under fall head~sy At
tire New Village there is rather a sharp carve,
which bid The standirg train from sight, and when
the engineer of the Dover train got where he could
see the other one, il was TOO late 70 prevent col.
iiIioh The engineer shat of the steam and slack
ened speed "a much as possible, bat was forced TO
jump al IN order 70 save ~ own life. A brakeman
named Spencer followed Bis example the engin-
eer escaped uDhurt, but the brakeman vas very
badly brui.ed. Meanwhile the locomotive had run
into the Fordham train, crushing the last car and
creating the greatest conformation among the
passengers. One man, about sixty years old, who
was in he smashed car was thrown forward with
such violence that he died 10 few moments after
ward. We could Lot ascertain bis name No
other peuons were seriously hurt One car was
spoiled, and another considerably broken. The
locomotive wu not damaged 70 any extent. Had
not the engineer Jumped OF he would have been
almost certsinly killed.
HEALTH OF The ClTY.-The following is the
Weekly Report of Deaths in the City and County
of New. York, from the Sd day Of Angus. 10 the
10th day Of August 1850.
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German Meeting.

Among the German worhingne Mr.. F6RsoH
the remarkable and gifted orator, delivered two
speeches. He was followed BY Messrs. Weislios
and Smith. The addresses were full of energy and
power. They uonished the workingmen TO
i'snd together, to oppose the tyranny Of Capital
and to become one strong oooPERATIsG band We
are however, sorry to state tia. elaborated and
thoroughly msditated plan for working shop wa,
laid before the meetiog. Subscriptions IN AID oil
the prisoners the Germsn Tailors az Jeferson
hsrAet TO the amount Of SCI 81 were raised
The resolutions adopted by the Germans are the
same as with the Americans
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Having passed the climax of heat we may hope
fora gradual reduction OF the number Of deaths,
,,y 70 the Autumn standard Of $50. We notice
that ILhuerza Is very prevalent ust now bat that
/, more annoy ing than dangerous.
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CITY ITEMS.

q The weather is al that coald Do desired,
Gear, cool, and delightful We have had imnant
sy from lightning thunder and rain COR several days
sid the earth has got quite dry. The evenings
have acquired touch Of the autumn chill, render.
ing moOllisL walks Dot only possible BAT asrees-
bic.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE,

.ur srw.YORK DAILY fRiBUFk 10 fUsLIsHED
EvERI soRsIse, (sUHDaYs ExcEPrEO]
q, The Tribune Buiidihsa, corner Of sprscs
,va Nassau streets, opposite the CITY oa'',
- Ssaysrsd 70 City tvcscdbeFs for HI esnu pef
:, r1su hey pgetsf, hey car pay IN advance .ne -,
=, az nonihs or yeg al The sAne ala stnE- ~ h,
Yvo ceDa. Hsll sgbscrihers Tive polsf. - - sh,e.
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Ihea Is; Dysertery, 81 Debility, p Thermons.
'erSt noon, highest IS; lowest. II.
In CAarlest0H, week before last 20 deaths
whites, Il; colore6, 9 children, 7. The-momeser
hishett 95: lowest, -.
Ia Washington, for the month Of July, 1874
whites, SIS co'ored, 40. Uoder ten years, IS; over
ten, 20. One death from Cholera Conau il 2.iol,
u Dysentery, u.
In London, for the week ending July -, the
deaths were s63; forihe previous wesks79i and Isl
Third week in July in 1873, 1905; in lsi9, I'm /;
average for ten years, si7 or raised By ratio Of
population, 1903 Zymotic diseases had slightly
increased for the week there were five deaths
from Ch lera ssme week in 1919. 67s Of Cholera
Higbes. temperature in thu shade, So average
O. ~ Tor the week.
TIE TAILORs IN PRIs0N.-Yeslerday some urth
er evidence was taken, but nothing new waI elicit
ed worthy OF publication The statement pat in
circulation that some twenty FIVE Of the prisoners
had been committed for trial in default Of $500 BAL
'or EACH was utterly unfounded and calculated, if
not intended TO prejudice the pablo against the A..
cuIed. Not one Of them has been committed for
Wal NANs Anc Ecdi hCbion Jas Dccui ~ GA
cePsswo Of the persons arrested have been iden'
tiled.
Five persons have been relesIed, on givlag
bonds to appear and answer at the Cour. Of SEES.
rons-yiz:
Chsres ooiL.......................,... f1.oy
Robert hntehir s0n......'..'s's's.''''''9 80
Hlcthei hefrer... ...............''.'s.'oa ~
NOM 0rleher... W
'ohn Ih'sle. .-''''''''''''.''''''''''''oah NV0V
TIE smourts Of bail for eight others have been
determined as follows. IL is thought thet bonds
will be presented day in several Of these cases;
Charles bail asked s30o0
Flotian ChambecG...............ha bail asked Loco
John einbreker.................bails sked 00
hudolph Housnsun..,...........baila asked 1000
John ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bail A,ked 1000
Jacc VAibel .....................bail ssked LOO
Charles fsitgs....................bsi bail Asked 1900
Henry SckRachhaTt. ..............bAu asked LOCO