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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-28
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STEAM a 4 MOTIVE POWER
AND DESIRE
Safety and Great Economy.
A N opportunity is now offered to all whom it NAV
IA concern, to the exclusive right of manufac-
turing, using, and vending, in States and Counties,
ER WINGS
Circulating Safety Steam Boiler,


For Stationary Engines, Locomotives Marine Engines
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l. Entire Safety from Explosion, being no more La
bic TO explode than an open chaidron
2. Less than ONE THIRD The amount of fuel is re
CURED to generate the steam Obtained by other boilers
of tine same power.
3. The cost of construction is REDUCED Owe.
HALF
They occupy bat OHE-THIRD the SPACE Of 9th
er boilers and may be applied engine now in use
D. The expense OF Furnace Crates viii be nCalcula
bly, lessened by lie small CT fuel required and
the manner OF usin- -.
Tue Company guarantee the reality of the above adj
vantages Their conclusions based on PRACTICAL
RESULTS, many of these Boilers heing in use in
and about this city, The inventor has but jus succeed
ed after yeats OF applications in bringing this valuable
invention before the public 1t alone and indie
pendent in its merits, and if ii has the qualities caimed
which are undeniabe, the public VIII at once acknow
edge its superiority over any other motive power
Terms of sale made known on application At the Of
flee of the " IRVING STEAM BOILrR COMPANY,n
corner of Broadway and Park place. New Yo r. over
the New Broadway Bank
Circulars containing terms Of SALE &c, will be for
warted by mail if requested, address as above.
epl2 dan
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ompanyng each Box.
o. 10000 boxes sold in this State the past yearand
gave universal satisfaction.
The great secret Of the popularity of this Ointment
lies in the fact that it accompanies al is recommend.
ed to do; and that do not recommend to cure any
thing but what from the nature of its ingredients il is
an absolute specific for, while other preparations of the
KIND are recommended To every disease which the
human flesh is heir to, from Consumption down to the
bite of flea, when in fact, all the medical properties
they contain are in The handbs and the thousands OF
fictitious certificates published il hnf praise
invite those troubled with the above complaint (par
tlcularly SAT- Rheun) to take box and ny tiff you
are not fully satisfied, return it and take back your
money.
N B-I have hundreds oftestimonials I can show an
one who feels disposed call on and satisfy him
self of the virtues OF this ointment.
Prepared and sold by MONROE TERRELL, Manga
tuck, Conr., 10 whom all orders shound be addressed
Sold also by the piaclpR Druggists, aud Country Mer.
chants generally. Price 25 cents
WHOLESALE DePoTs--G V. Clickener a. Co., No.
81, Barclay street, New York; Weeks d Potter, Wash
ington street, Boston; j. Green Caldwell q Iiil and
d. scott, worcester. dWSaweow marl6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-28

Bonnet and Hat Bleaching & Repairing
GtTRAW and LACE Bonnets Of all kinds made
~ fashionable, colored in any shade, beached and
pressed in superior manner short notice Neapul-
itan and Pamela Bonnes made look as well as new
Also-Gents thin Hats of all kinds Bcacned and
Pressed in the newest styles. Orders left at our store
No 100 Main street, will be promptly attended TO-
MILES & BROWNIE-G
I6o. Corner Of Main and Walnut streets I6O.
mch22 dawtf
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-26

aenesase eissus - Nh sslIk5IIsg
IN this1Dlee, Wa IN ! sibMdays
aep = h tho 6 ~ Psr. ! was
i6op = 10 h = > ~ y mt this
mon hg when \ ju1 ia flpn BE
bed md commenced ; + ears Of his
cloynlsh tripka With pa!ll Is VT
and jeeripg III. 81 q vhieA Femed
70 30 original - nature was tsxed to
bcr utnost4 - kopt the ty-stAndcfs
II ! roar 81 laughter, when al1sof sd.
den to turn some half dozen somersets
and fell back cn his bed and died.
While breathing his last, ! offered to
minister 70 hlS wsntG and give him
any assistance u mypower. Thspoor
fellow pressed my hand aud said these
impressive words: Stranger. I thank
youe-you can do me no good, I am
dying. Life II = bagatelle-~prepare
oh. prepare for death. Thus died
this poor clown. How many, oh !! bow
many have like him gone h' meet their
God with soul unshiyered. Would to
God, that I could with trumpet tongue,
speak his dying words 10 allthe world,
Prepare, Oh! prepare for death" r.
p To-day il Sunday--the tolliHg bell
is now summoning the faithful to their
house pfworship Iwsala most cheer
fully 60 and mingle, as in my rly
boyhood days, | was won't to do, with
the congregation Of the Lord, but fate
rules my cohrse--like the wandering
Jew, | must travel. Onward, onward
march. "a
But while we're passing on the tide,
Oftihcs fast ebbing river, 49, 5'o
Lets pluck the blossoms by its side,
And bless the Gracious dyer. a
Adieu dear Comet, | got to Augusta
from here. from which place you shall
here from me again. si IS
Your friend,
Guy MANNERlNc.
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CO CcioiOPER,s WELL '

-THE undersigned has taken the entire
Il management and control Of Co0YER'a
WELL, and is now prepared to aecommo.
date the public. t w
A new dining room has been erected, the
sleeping rooms pla,teyed and fitted with new
furniture and 6eddirg, and . complete reno
walton eIected. els ~
Ample Accommodated win b Provided
FOR FIVE HUNDRED GUESTS
and no more will Be received than can be
comfortably accommodated vs.
Foa IxvALrDs there can be no more 3D.
vantagco,,s retreat. The water is highly.
recommended by the medical faculty, and
the aronAe1k enyss effected by its use d.
most saypass belief Ample details Of sew
al astonishing cures may be obtained on sp-
plication At the Well. ss
The terms will be moderate. add 40 ex.
ertion will be spared 70 make guests COM
Portable. Esai
The vicksburg and Jackson and Ray
mond Railread viii convey passengers 10
Raymond, thence 3miles TO the Well, in w.
H. Smiths line q NEW -FOUR HORSE
STAGES. The time Of trip i less than 81
hours from vicksburg. Through tickets
from vicksbrg TO Coopefs Well, can be-
obtained at the Rsibosd depot, vicksburg =
price 90 20.
ap eff. JOHN THATCHER.
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BATON ROUGE;:APrlL 90 1858
u1-Re,nember the Entertainment
At the Harssy House tonight. %

2 10 The Holy Springs Gazette has
been discontinusd. The Printing es-
tablishsDent together with the 5slls Of
the ofReo have become part ofthe es-
hate Of Mr. VIM. A. Tucker Of the
Mississippi Times. The accounts are
said to be safe capital and Mr.. Tuck,
er viii mOve to jackson and com.
-,nencing banking on their faith I'd
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NsGRo DlALoGur.-'.Julius, is YOU
better dis mornin!" &
NO ! was better yesterday, but
got ober it. s
Am dar no hopes oh your discobe-
ryr
'Discobery Oh WHAT
'Discobery from der ,tunvelesccnce
which fetched you on yer back
Dat pens Mr.. Snow. altogether on
de prognostifcation which amplify de
desease; should dey terminate fatally,
de doctor thinks Julius d gone Niger;
should not terminate fatally he hopes
de colored individual won't die till
another time. As | said before, it all
ponds on de prognostics, and till desc
come on head, its hard tellin wedder
de niger will discontinue his como u
not. H o..
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lus<zs rzssz = = $3.50
!, ]. 1s,.s /. !. q ~ ~ ...I.. 49, ~
~. - Fl ~ 4
sy Io uss slued r.
1on ssou
g 49, 49,
m ~. 1w s' ~
MUG IeaFn'ne s 10
= woss q z - nes Doqs loao'ng MID
ssno y. oc'o" snss pres' woo was
snsPeesed q cel9e : FupaN went
Gown 10 sS'u .or me Purposo q ar.
resting MIN. i1avsng ss'sed MN snd
Pat nin 10 the sk'n sDey Hafted PACK
Dot 0aa nos Proceeced lar "nch the
negro VINO was s. ,ne oor '''.' se'sed q
na'cne. sHc asnuneu eye q t"em
woa9o'ng n,tn very. ssr'ous'y' a
s ! ehsned - wn'cn DVsl psF''es
'slI over ooaFc. sney y, were Fs oosn res
c A:.sa y .n e:~ e''' e. Pa'"1 y 'nem
WIN 'ne ss'H Iinolng n'M = y"
'nAna9cao'e, .cs "ce'o vas pu' ashore
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SANTA Annals FEELINGS TowAnps
tFs.-A correspondent Of tie Courier
DIES Etat Unis. who writes from New
Grenada, where the exdictator has
resided since bis expulsion from his
own country, remarks upon this point
as follows:
Although he was beaten by US.
(,he Freneh) before serving, rs pc
dcstal, by bis defeats for the glory OF
the American gentleman, he enter
tains no unpleasant feelings towards
France to whom he may ascribe even
the loss Of limb. His whole hatred
IS concentrated upon the United
States. a al II A..l 4ta
2 This information the writer obtain.
ed during visit Of two days. At Santa
Anua's own house
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-26

= 10 The candidates for The vacant
isest in the Senate H. hourly swell ling
, tis ccnsoliug 70 the patriotic men,
bcrs oftAe Republic to, And % many
= Is Stepping forward imbusd with prop
.: sense other competency when dis,
tinguished service il to be done. pi
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OpELrEKA, Ala, April 10th, 1853.
Dear Comet You see from the
date Of this letter, that I am on my
"winding way" peregrinating through
the interior of Alabama ] arrived
here last evening aftcra long and tire
some ride over the pine clad hills of
this dclcctable country. I find this
whole country poor and seemingly
barren although the inhabitants appear
to be happy and contented, and say
they are making money. This por.
ton Of the State was settled many
years ago, and most Of its inhabitants
appear to natives-to the manor born.
They are practical, moral people,
and are all members Of the Baptist or
Methodist churches. In my travels
on yesterday, / missed my way-got
lost and pulled up At a small farm, and
asked the Lord Of the soil, If | could
get u nights lodging. With great cor
diality he invited me to light with
many assurances that my horse should
be well fed. and myself we'll taken
care Of The kind b 'use.wife prepar.
ed q plain and substantial supper
Fatigue and hunger had sharpened
my appetite and with the aaxen haired
sons and daughters Of my host, en-
joyed the homily fare, as much asI ever
did one Of the best dinners at your
Harvey House. Supper over, the
father and mother and children all ask.
ed thousand and one questions Of the
stranger. As soon as they found out
he was from Louisiana, they were as
tonished to find so fine looking gen.
tleman, who lived any where near New
Orleans. For here and in fact all
through the whole country, they think
that New Orleans is one vast grave
yard, and that if any body happens to
live there at all, he must be dark and
swarthy. emaciated and miserable
After disabusing their minds in re.
gard to our beautiful country, and spin
ing them a yarn or two about the great
Mississippi River and its rich lands,
the big family bible was brought out
and all assembled around the aged sire
to join in family worship. The gray
haired father read chapter in that
solemn impressive manner 50 peculiar
to the pious, and then VIC knelt to offer
our prisons to an all wise Providence.
l have heard many Preachers pray in
my time, | have heard many elders
and class leaders pray, but never be-
fore did 1 hear such feryent, soul
stirring, jealous prayer. He blended
in one harmonious strain, all the
warmth of youth, the fervor of man.
hood and the kind admonition OF old
age. The next morning after an early
breakfast, l shook hands with the en-
tire family. My aged. hospitab'e host
giving me his parting blessing. Long
may you live kind-hearted Patriarch.
The stranger in turn wishes you all the
joys and pleasures ola green old age.
This is a fair specimen Of the citizens
Of this portion Of Alabama. They form
a healthy, moral community, and loose
nothing in comparison with the gay
and dashings circle whose religion i
fashion and whole morals are based on
etiquette l have just Witnessed Mr..
Comet. q sad and melancholy scene;
it was the death Of a travelling clown.
This poor fellow was attached 20 an
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-26

It is with a feeling Of disgust we
notice that the Boston Money Market
continues tight" What can bel the
meaning Of this extraordinary outbreak
in that city Of high morality. temper.
ance and tea parties! -
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2 rIslis becoming daily. more un-
safe 70 remit bank bill by mail. We
see il stated that 4 latter mail done up
in New York on the o6th ultimo, for
Cincinnati has miscarricd.. The let
; tors are believed 10 contain $500 900.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-26

U Professor Agassis is still lee.
turing at the Lyceum in New Orleans
on scientific and Philosophical subjects.
His lecture on Saturday evening last
was upon the Metamorphose Of In
sccts. r s-F
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-26

~ We take the following piece Of
literature from one Of the stereoty ped
puhs Of the Infant Drummer. We
look upon it,asa very rare byou that
should be laid away with the 'curios-
HES" Speaking Of the Drummer
1t says: .EcyTeN
HE is . spcccmin Of natures own
untsaght melody. in which she rose
superior TO art, and disdained the tram
mels Of scientific training. A baby
warbler, with every nerve setto music,
and every sinew strung to the highest
tcnsou,s and thrilled with the electric
fash Of natures own harmonious nun.
Der. G,,.sr wf
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4 ASAylScs BANK in HokoLpLu.-
A Savings Bank is about 10 BE- estab-
lished in Honolulu, Sandwich Islands.
Fifty years ago the inhabitants used to
Eat each other.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-26

10 Talking Of Premium poems"
when the Jinkinssille Palladium, Of
civil and religious Freedom. Guardi-
~ Of Every bodies Rights in par.
ticular, was published /; the editor Of
that paper kept standing to its head,
Great Inducements to American
Authors. "Muni6cient:!' u "Magni6-
cent WI and sufficient! 81 FIVE DOL.
LARS is offered for the best Prose
Poem. The Editor Of tho Palladium
says that poems were sent in, and con-
tinued to be sent in, six months after
his able paper had died and gone to
the trunk makers. & ag
We do not wish to make any un-
fair charges, but feel very much like
saying on . venture, that our monthlies
get most Of their light literature in
this way. dsaeEe flel 8e1.- sst1' ~
's .aseeta IL .st -f5fsi4 -=yil4.
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SiiockrSo.-We spotice. but can
hardly believe It possible, that Mad
anne Anna Bishop, q fvorite Of ours.
adverties "a parting Dress nH.l Cos
tune Concert" at Augusta. Ga. she
is accompanied by Bochsu aud + D.
Shaw. '.''ls & e lsi +.
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We SEQ fromthe Rla4ucnine Sen-
tia<t tha ! e. has tsen me- = on the
IIoa 2Esos LABArsr lirfskpectiyc
Of parsy) . allow - name = be used
~ ] candidaae ~ Jadgc y this Dis
chs xkirh i1ss fsllbws:
pLAosxm,sr, AptiS 70, 80
ZsncN IAHAuyE, Bso
SIR As The election for Tho Judges
Of the District Courts ID soon to take
place under the new organization ofthe
judiciary, the undersigned, believing
that your professional experience and
ability and your integrity AZ q man,
crninently qualify you for q seat on the
Bench. eatertaia the hope that you
will permit them to place your name
before the public Of this District, com.
prising the parishes Of Iberville. East
and West Baton Rouge, for the Office
Of District Judge. In selecting the
ase Of your name. we are actnated by
. desire to promote the interests Of the
community in securing an able and
efficient administrator Of the law.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-26

~ II the Louisiana Democrat of
the 10th inst. &c notice tho death Of
Dr.. r. II. SlBLEy.odHe died on Thurs.
day the 18Th inst, At his residence in
the parish ofRapidcs . ora % b.
3 Or. SrBLEv was q native Of North
Carolina, and moved to Rspidcs in
lSl6.s He was Senatorial DELEGATE
from Rapides aud Avoyelle to The con-
vention which formed the present Con-
Mitution. The Masonic Fraternity of
Alexandris followed the remains Of
their departed brother to the grave.
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CANDIDATES.

10 We are authorized to announce
ROBERT G.. BEAL, as candidate for
District Attorney, for the Sixth District,
composed OF the Parishes OF East and West
Baton Rouge and Iberville. Election 4th
Monday in May. IA
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PROCEEDINGS or THE LrcrsLArtRz

HoUsE-Momuay, april 24tA.-
House met at 9 o'clock, Hon. Il. w.
Noise in the chair. Roll called. =
Prayer by the Rev. Woodbridge
Reading Of the minutes dispensed with.
Mr.. Hies:and reported from the com.
mittee on Judiciary.
s Mr.. De Russy reported from com.
mittee on Internal Improvements.
Mr.. Humble from committee on
Militia. flaA30u 1TI9
Al An act was offered to exempt from
seizure and sale, or executions, wheth.
or for debt or otherwise, certain effects
enumerated therein passed. 10 Fl.
Mr.. Nixon reported from the com
mittee on Claims. .t
An act for the relief of VIM. Long I:
An act fixing the Salary Of the State
Engineer at SO, 600 per annun': passed
An Act vacating the State Offices
was lost. ~ A -
An act to provide for the holding Of
the District Courts passed.
An act to emancipate J. F. Croft !:
passed. ~ )t0JjA8T EII
An act for the relief Of B L. Hodge !;
passed. Gaf p rs
s' Mr.. Northumberland, That
frota and after Thursday next no new
Bills shall be introduced into this
House adopted
An act was offered to provide for
the payment Of veterans of 1914 and
1915. ..'e'9s
An act to regulate and define the
duties Of Parish Treasurer passed. q
THE SrAMEsE Twins. Chan and
Eng, brothers, the celebrated "Siamese
Twins" accompanied by the eldest son
of the former and the eldest daughter
of the latter favored us with visit, on
Wednesday last. They are en- route
for the Northern cities, where they
will be exhibited under the auspices Of
the Company now engaged in trans
porting the "Hippodrome" of Paris to
this country. One Of the twins has
FIVE, and the other six children, who
with the exception of the two men,
toned above, are left with their moth
cas- in Surrey county, North Carolina.
Chang and Eng will doubtless realize
a handsome sum by their engagement
with the ''Hippodrome Company.''-
The offer must have been liberal that
has induced them to leave their snug
farm and "gude wives and "bonne
BARNS. ''-RaleigA Post. af
sf Eel d.
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COOP FOR THE TAYLoRs.--In Eng
lud out q siyteen members Of Par
lament, thirteen have been unscated.
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NAIL STAGE

From Ration Refuge to Clinton
T FAVE Baton Rouge every Sunday.
IL Turstlay. and Friday, st S 4. N. and
arrives at Clinton at 3 =. n. same day.
Leaves Clinton Monday, Wednesday snd
Saturday :. NJ, and arrives II Baton Rouge
same day Ut 2. n. Fare 10 jackson 81,
Clinton 81 ~. Having engaged Al exr-
rienced driver Of sober habits, we hope by
strict attention TO the business 10 meet the
patronage Of the Pnblic. g.
Zap. - I'll r. e. HUTCHINSON. l. Co.
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= 10 Cspt. WEsrMoRE Of New Or.
leans has been nominated and confcrr.
ed - Adjutant General for the State
Of Louisians. 1,,as =, Z, sei.,i
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T We arc authorized to announce
JOSEPH .JOOR, as candidate for Dis.
trict Attorney for the Sixth District EIec.
ton 4th Monday in May. Hsa u
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Ola Cronica, . Spanish paper
published in New York says that the
appointment Of Soule to Spain is an
Insult 70 that Government---that her
Majesties Government il il act in &C.
cordance with its sclf.rcspcct win re.
fuse to receive his credentials.
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Baton Rouge. .4pyy 2Qnd 1851.


OFFIcE BATON koCoe AND CLIFTON
3*a3 PLANK RoAnCoxsAxY,
Rasos Rouge, 2ia -lpvH, 1855.
A ia MesliGg of ih6 Board Of Directors
II II the Baton Rouge and Clintm Plank
Road Conlany ibid this day, ". g. Pike
was elected President, qEnGens Lsnoue.
1sesnrcs, and Alfred Sheppesa SeeSstasy.
Subsesil,css - ~ stork Of this ecmpany
are hereby notified that ~ installpeilt Of
one Dollar and Twenty .6se'cents pr share
will be fayablc on "Wednesday, the let day
cf June next 1853. BY onieS. Of ths Board.
= - Js 3. SMl1B ,sPsss't. pro- tenn
NV. s. Psxs, Sect'y pro. tam. seasafF
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Correspon dente.

- William Hart.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-04

POYAVTICAL.
nEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, GENERAL COMMITTEE =
" AT a meeting Of this Committee held at Tammany
PERSONAL.

nEM0CRATIC REPUBLICAN, GENERAL COMMITTEE
~ At meeting Of this Committee held at tn mmany
Ba on Thursday evening, February g. the following per
unanimously elected officers for the year 1855:
Chairman Lorenzo u. Shepard Secretaries Thaddeus 3.
Glover, Abram 8 Vosburgh; Treasurer Jacob Oakley;
Sergeant at Arms John Becker The wing resolution
was adopted
Resolved, That the members Of the Democratic Repub-
hcan Dung Mems General Committee for the year 1865
holding the OF the inspectors appointed pur
susnt 10 resolution at the last General Committee or
majority of such inspectors, except in such wards
which new elections have since ordered In which
case thoe holding the certificates OF the inspectors
pointed by this Committee, majority of them are re-
4uesed to assemble at Tammany Hall on Wednesday the
9Th day Of February inst, at7H O'Clock NJ for the
purpose of organization. L. b. SHEPARD Chairman
T. b. GLOVER, s.,
A. 8. VosprRcH lEcSrvaries
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