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White HatS--Summer Style!
MORTlMORE's
Rheumatic Compound.

TfNlIS truly celebrated remedial preparation, ehica
cious alike for each and every description of Rheu
matte Complaints, is already too we'll known and es-
teemel throughout the United States, to require any
lengthy notice of its paramount virtues. 1T ERADI
GATES this heretofore ncurable and distressing dis
ease from the sysie and unrvaltd in the Phar-
macy OF Medicine.
We do not proposeto make unqualified statements,
or to Jorce aoetrum before The public but simply to
request those most Interested,
SUFFERERS THEyMSELV ES,
TO procure from the Agent in their vicinity circular
and only read the testimony of those who have ex
persneed its invaluable curative powers butte write to
call upon the convalescents that the statements
may emanaIe from the FOUNTAIN HEAD-a course
which will satisfy the most ncredulous, and by
which the reputation Of the REMEDY is certain of being
sustained. Write also the proprieos, who will ac-
cord every nformation and furnish Of undoubed
character from every section of the Union numbering
among them of the most eminent Physicians,
Clergy men, Editors, and prominent citizens, rendering
the reliability and efficacy of the remedy beyond the
reach Of doubt or distrlst
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Savings Bank.

fT'HE SENT Annual Meeting OF the Truateea Of the
Worcester County Institution for Savings will be
holden a. .ne vnce OF sad Institution, on TUESDAY
IVA diawsw s.JENNIsoN, Treasurer.
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Established in 1922.


TINE subscriber has repenished bis STOCK Of Child.
L rens Toys and has on hand the greatest vnrie.
ever offered 10 this city. =. MERRILL,
jelb dawu 22i Main Vt.
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MORTZMORE'.S
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND,

Is a Vegetable Extract an Internal Remedy, prepared
expressly for this One Disease ard this it will cure in
every form, either nnammatoIy (Acute) or Chronic no
matter Of how long standing.
Sold by G. s. & A. J. Howe, NJ B. Green, D. Scott,
L. 7. Lazell, Worcester; B. X. Bliss and Haven,
Springfield.
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Caldwell q Hill.

A POTHECARIES and Dealers in Drugs, Medicines,
"a Chemicals, Perfumery, Patent Medicines, Gold
Plate and Foil Surgical and Dental 1nsruments For
egn l.eeches, Soda, SyIups, Inks and Fancy Goods
my24 daw6m 229 Main Street, Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-11

TWO LADIES can be accommodated with Board in
pleasant part of tie city, by applying at the
Boarding Agency, 233 Main St, up stairs. jy7 diff
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COPARTNERGHIP

4 the name and firm of G. A. HARRINGTON K co .
for the purpose of selling Drugs, Paints Oils and Man
ufacturers Articles and will continue the business nj
the old stand of c. a. Harrington No SO Main street
G. A. HARRINGTON, :
mchl7 JEROME MARBLE.
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To Business Men.

4 MAN of general business experience, W no is e
n good Accountant, desires a situation, either as
Book-keeper ira mercantile or manufacturing estab-
ishnent Clerk in an Insurance Railroad Office,
or Agent at Railroad stations any similar business,
which win command fair compensation. Satisfactory
references win be given. a line addressed to w. p,
Worcester Post Office, viii receive prompt attention
jes DIFF
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worthy of Notice DIR. Morse's InyigoraiiHa
Cordial the only sure and safe remedy vet discovered
for general debility so uinous ncapactatng for socle
w. business, aatrimony. Affections Of The head,
back limbs and nerves, are speedily removed with d.
rectious and important advice The married single
See Advertisements jel4 dM&Thawly
Julius HI. sIedhof
Offers his services teacher Of Ancient and Modern
anguages TO the public. Office, \ o. 49, Main ST.
jell dM& Th5m
) l.. HOOD.
At the City Auction and Commission Store, No.
Pearl street, W orccster Consgnments solicited and
Auction business Of al kinds promptly attended To-
jams dawtf
DR. n ~. Euxton,
P . T. M " S II.
apes dtf Corner Of Main and NJ yrte Stree.
-.
DEATHS.
In Yves, Boylston, June Is, Mr. VIM Mason, eyed
s-----------..--.--------...--s-
Cardamom Seeds.
A FRESH LOT, of superior qualify, this day re-
1 : ''''''' IN" 80 1'' L. I'll T.LAzELL Druggist.
iyll davis 20l Main street
Genuine Burgundy Pitch.
TUST received at 2Ol Main Street
u jyli davis 1T. LAZELL, Druggist.
Velvet Corks.
or ALL sizes, for eale by, - EN
, L. 4
Jyll davis 2Oi Main Street
Providence & WorcesterR. R. Company.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
A T meeting Of the Directors Of the Providence ard
IA Worcester Railroad Company held at the Office
Of the Company Providence on lie 29h day Of June
1853, the following petition presen ed:
We, The Undersigned, stockholders in the Providence
uni Worcester Railroad, respectfully. request you
meeting Of the stockholders the earliest
time consistent with the Bylaws and Charter of the
Corporation, to consider the following sub ects:
FIRST 10 sec what change, if any, the stockholders
will make in the Bylaws of The Corporation.
Secord, 10 see il the stockholders will FIJI any
cy which may exist in the Board Of Diiectors add
any number TO the present Board not Inconsistent with
the Charter and Bylaws.
Boston, June 10th, 1853.
To ORRAY TAFT, Esq, President.
[Signeel Gardner Brewer SO shares.
Thomas P. Shaddick SO shares.
Charles Merriam, so shares
d, W. Vaughan, 700 shares.
A.. B Dixie Is shares
w. Farnum, 450 shares
Henry NJ Holbrook 1900 shares
J. w. Clark, so shares
David Crawford, SO shares.
g. e. Fuller SO shares.
$. A. DIX, SO shares.
+. Skinner & Co, $50 shares.
A. d. JosIn, so shares.
Whereupon il Voted, That special meeting of
the stockholders of this Company held at the Hall of
their Passenger Station, in Providence, r. l. WE'D
NESDAY HE thirteenth day OF July next, at 10 o'cl'k.
A. NJ. to consider the subjects contained in the above
petition, and that notice Of the same be given by the
Clerk, by publishing in the Providence journal, Provi
dence Post, Pawtucket Chronicle, Woonsocke Patriot
Worcester Spy, Boston Journal, and Journal of Com
merce for the space OF ten days successfully, often
as said papers published previous TO the said
18Th day Of Joy copy of this vote by him certified
Office of the Providence aud Worcester
RAILROAD Company, June 26 1853.
certify the above TO be true copy OF the vote
passed at meeting of the Board of Directors of this
company Oh this date JOHN r. BALCH, CLERK.
je2J dtJyl3
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Tenements Wanted.

ONE containing or Rooms, for a good tenant
" Also, House suitable for Bonrders Will hire or
Apply at the House Agency 233 Main st.. up stains.
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A SMALL DIAMOND CROSS. The finder WILDE
n suitably rewarded by leaving It at the Store Of
l.. ID. GODDARD.
ly7 ar Union Block 1876 Main NJ.
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Silk Bonnets.

nUR Milliner having returned from New York with
the latest Spring Styles of Silk Bonneis, we are
prepared TO receive orders for all kinds Of Silk Grape
and Lawn Hats. In the above department we will only
say, that we employ MneTs that have had long exper
fence in tho most fashionable cities and can assure
those having work done at our Rooms not only neatly
made goods but fashionable styl Ladies invited
to call and examine MILES BROWNING,
apo DIFF 100 Main street.
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BUILDING KNOWING |

A IL persons wishing any description Of Buildings
IA Moved or Raised, in workmanlike manner, and
on the most reasonable terms, win do well to avail
themselves OF the subscribers services
Orders left with ?. Lothrop 2e Mechanic ST., viii se
cure prompt attention. SETH TWITCIIELL
Worcester, July s, 1853 dam
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Boy Manted.

IN the Dry Goods Store ofrlhe subscriber, about 1G
L Years of age. Immediate personal application
necessary. Salary from rs to leo dollars
iy7 daWtf GEO. p, BRYANT.
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n. B The following will be observed during the
sale First come first served lowest price named at
once, II invited to purchase, urged and no Trim
mings thrown in GEO P. BRYANT 4
Nl dow v3w
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Carriages for Sale.
Ohio Grindstones.
WANTS.
Tenement in the Country Vented,

u 7-]-.1-V N 0AAN OVV0lIUNJ " W"OVUH
4 RESPECTABLE F tmy Of four persons, man,
"A wife, and two children, wish to hire, next Sep
iemher, small house part oil house, (four five
roomsl in a pleasant country village; rent not 10
IcAN the Office of the spy, stating terms &c. & c.
will meet with attention dot w3w i,9
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Meohanios' Association

,gNHE Regular ouarterly Meeting Of the Association
will be held III Waldo Hall, on TUESDAY Eve
SAMUEL, SMITH, sec'y.
July 9th, 1853. dst
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NOTICB.'

A LII PERSONS indebted to the subscribers are no.
N tilted that their accounts now due, and ready
for settlement, and they are requested to give mmc-
date attention TO the same
IVA CHAMPERLIN. BARNARD, q 90.
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Palmleaf and Straw Hats.

Just received large assortment, which will be sold
" very cheap for cash ByLvANUs PRATT,
my2b dawtf oO9 Main street.
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ST0NE WARE.

+ UST Received urge supply Of BENNINGTON
~ STONE WARE, OF superior qua ity, for sale by
DEXTER < EDDY
Wholesale Agents, No 20 SOuthbrdge Street,
H6 daWt
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Cardamom Seeds.
A FRESH LOT, of superior qualify, this day re-
n ceiyed, and for sale low. by
L.. 7. LAZELL Druggist,
iyll davis 90 Main street.
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Hams.

y J. E. GREGORY,
Nos /, 3, 5. aud Z, Main st opp Court House.
ielI DIFF
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Wanted Immediately

. OR 4 Taoress Girls to work on Coats Pants and
- Vesls, to whom he highest prices, and steady
work will be given. Apply Immediately.
L. ST0CKWELL.
Graf on, July |, 1858 diff
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or ALL sizes, for sale by -
~ L. LAzELL, Druggist,
wi davis 20 Main Street.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-24
When in deliberative assembl

When in deliberative assembly
YOU SEGA member rise. and preface
his remarks by an emphatic declara-
ton that he intends to occupy the at
tention Of his hearers but "one single
moment" or that he has "only one
word to say relative to The subject
under debate, you may regard itas an
unerring symptom of en- unusually
long and perhaps tedious and prosy
harangue covering the whole subject
under DISCUSSION, and many things be-
side.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-24

THE BACK RoT.--It is ttated in a
Quebec paper. thata kind ofrnst hlther-
TO unknown has of late years been
found upon unused silver-ware and
coin, which, after it remains some time
so completely penetrates the metal that
when it is thrown down it breaks to
pieces. 1t Is found that the rust even
tually converts the metal into an impal-
pable powder. Had this occurred in
any. particular locality alone, it would
have been attributed to the presence
ofan acid, but it is observed to be gen.
eral thing-seeming to travel Ike an
infectious disease. The atmosphere is
supposed to be the cause Of the "rot- "
How this can be without efIecting sai-
nal life, remains to be seen.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-24

A most interesting discovery has
been made accidentally at the Royal
Library, at Brussels, of copy Of
Sophocles autograph marginal notes,
by Racine. NJ. Brunel, French
bibliophile, having asked for the edi.
zion in qnestion--that Of Henry Es-
tienae--tound, to his surprise, that he
had seen the same copy some thirty
years previously in Paris, and had
been struck by the notes His sus-
picions as to their author being ex-
cited, he compared the writing wsh a
fac-simile Of that of Racine. and by
the words Iphigenie and Diane, the
fact was proved beyond doubt.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-24

Tile lar aciW not sees meddling
w;tA private agairs.-Wc see it sta
ted that Lawyers have been appointed
in all parts of England to register the
DEEDS of married women. We should
like to know what the public has to do
with "woman's deeds p If a woman
nav not do as she may. without hav-
inc her deeds "rec orded," We think
society might as well break up at once.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-24

The Aleck Scott, which arrived at
St. Louis few days since, carried up
from this city one hundred and thirty
Eve Mornlons. They we're chiefly
from England, healthy, clean and
tidy looking people, en- route for Salt
Lake under the charge of Elder Boil
ton, who for the last four years has
been on mission to France. They
proceed Immediately to Keokuk, and
from thence will take their departure
to the city ofGreat Salt Lake.-Delta.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-24

THE MANroHot DYvAsTY.-The
Tarter monarchs of China appear. to
be long-lived race. From the year
1914, the commencement Of tl.ei,
rule, to 1850, seven Emperors have
sat upon that throne, two of whom
reigoed sixty years each, and none
less than eighteen. This is Longevity
unequaled by any Of the royal fami
lies of Europe, and is somewhat start.
ling in these revolutionary days.
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TEMPERANCE BAcKsLIDERs.-M

TEMPERANCE BAcKsLIDERs Mr..
Cough stated in his lecture at Tren-
ton. N. J.. that 100000 persons
had signed the pledge, and connected
themselves with the Washingtonian
movement that Of this number 450,
900 had retrograded and violated the
pledge, and either filled a drunkard s
Grave, or were miserable drupkards
hat the original mover of the project
now kept low GROCERY in Baltimore
md vas the best customer himself.
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Communicated.

Ma. COMET Some people saddle
the Bible with the faults Of those WHO
violate its precepts, The paper from
which the extract in Tuesdays Comet
was taken, has fallen into the error
ten fold worse of attributiug to the
Bible the rowdyism Of those whose
avowed purpose it was to destroy it.
The Convention which met at Hart
ford was anti-bibke.t 1t is hard that
the very book which it met to destroy
should be charged with the row." in
which it expired Il
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-24

Popular School Books.

T c. LANOEE, Ha,ney House row has
j. just received direct from the publish
ers acomplete assortment Of the most pop
nlar school books. Consisting in part Of
Webster's spelling book; Websters speller
and defner; MeGufey's spelling book.
REApgRs.
NcGuAey's Series; Tower's Series Of
Gradual Readers: n. American ist End
class do;
Smiths New Grammar; Towers Grad
ual lissons in do
BIOGRAPHIES.
Smiths LIST book; Smiths g,n,rto or 2nd
hook; Smiths Geography and Atlas; Mitch
els Primary Geography; Mitchels School
do; Morses qnarto do.
ARiTHMETIcs.
Colbune's Mental Dapise's Arithmetic
smiths Introductory: Smith, Practice
Smiths New Arithmetic
ALGEBRA.
Davise's Ist lessons Davise's Bourbon
GEOMETRY.
Davise's Legendre.
HISTORY.
Parley's History Goodfiche's U. S;
Goodriche's England; Gurney's q. S.
RETHoRic..
Boyd's Rethoric; Porter's RHETORICAL
Readers.
Philosophy, Phrenology Chemestry, &C.
ology, Botany &c. Also all tie popular
Latih Books
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-24

~ An Apostate Mahomedan---
Sheik Babee now residing in Persia
has started a new religion. He de-
nys the authenticacy ofthe Koran, and
will not recognize any but God, Nose.
David and himself. He has many fol
lowers, and makes solemn promise to
bring all to life who may fall in defen-
ding the faith.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-24

The AMAzoN-The President Of
Peru in his decree Of the 9th Of April,
declares the Peruvian waters OF the
Amazon free to all nations. Loreto
and Lanta are made free ports at
which no duties whatever are to be
paid. Emigration is invited. Public
vessels will land them at Huanchaco,
on the Pacific without charge, from
thence they can be transported across
the Andes into the great valley OF the
Amazon, where land, farming untenslls
and seed, will be furnished by govern
ment. They and their heirs to be ex-
empt from taxation for twenty years
with the right to legislate on local
affairs, and authority to elect their
Judges. Here's an inducement to the
starving millions in the old world
Come, leave the murky atmosphere in
dark sellers of over-grown cities, and
in the fertile valleys Of the Andes
drink the pure free health-inspiring
dews Of Heaven. BE free--and being
free, aspire to a position in the scale
of animated nature, that will obilterate
all the vestiges that unite us to the
brute creation.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-24

~The Artesian Well in Charles
ton has been bored to the depth Of
LII feet-nearly quarter Of a mile
WITHOUT obtaining supply Of wafer
Hopes are entertained that, as soon as
they pass through the stratum Of sand
rock they are now boring, water will
be found.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-24
Tbs CoNensrxrcY or Tn4 NEw
ScHoob LAw.-Sect;on 8 says:

DSFCOL lAW,---GecUOu 2 says
BE a. .fuvtkey enacted, Dr., Tint
the State Superintendent. Of Public
Education shall proceed, on. the last
day Of june, 1858, and quarterly
thereafter, to apportion the funds
which may be paid into the State
Treasury to the credit Of the school
fund for the support Of Free Schools
among the different parishes In the
State, in proportion to the uafnbe- Of
white children in each parish Between
the ages Of six and sixteen years, bears
to the whole number ofwhite children
in The State between those ages, and
shall forthwith give notice to the sew
crel Parish Treasurers of the amount
so apportioued and due to their respec-
tive parishes and the sum so appor-
toned shall be paid by the State Treas
urer out of the school. funds in the
Treasury, upon the warrant Of the Par
ish Treasurer Of the several parishes,
and in New Orleans. of the Treasurer
thereof and in the town of Carrollton,
city of Jefferson and 1'hibodaux, Of the
Treasures thereof, drawn on and APP
proved by the Auditor Of Public Ac-
counts.
Sec. Is says:
BE % further enacted, &c. That
the sums due to each Of the parishes
in the State from collection of school
tax, shall be paid quarterly to the
Treasurer thereof by the State tax col
lector; Provided the sum paid during
the year shall not exceed four dollais
for each child entitled to admission
into the free public schools ofthe Par
ish, except under special instructions
from the State Superintendent, who
may also require less sum to be paid
and the receipt Of the parish Treasurer
the signature to which being certified
| by the official seal and signature Of
the President of the Police Jury
when the CLERK OF the District Court
holds the Office of parish Treasurer
shall be sufficient and legal voucher
to enable the Auditor of Public Ac-
counts to settle to the extent Of sale
receipt, with the collector of taxes.
Which is to be taken as the law
The lst Set. says the funds shall BE-
paid into the State Treasury, and The
second, that it shall be paid to the
Parish Treasurer" by the STATE
Tax Collector. VIII some one OF the
solons Of the last Legislature, make
these Incompatible Sections harmon
ize, which we have no doubt can bt
affected by the spirit" of the laws.
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wOn Thursday orders were

gyOn Thursday orders were re-
ceived at the Charleston Navy Yard
from the department to fit ont the
sloop-oF-war Decatur immediately.-
She is to JOIN the home squadron
Last fall the Decatur was taken into
the dock and thoroughly oyer-hauled
and eoppered, consequently can be
got ready for sea, in a very short time
Charleston Courier.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-24

A monument Of bronze is about to
be erected at Weimer, Germany, in
honor Of the two great poets Of Germ
any, Schiller md Goethe, and an APP
peal is circulating in that country
which calls upoa -GeHnans to eontri-
butte TO the fund for The purpose, SUI
Gcient means not having rs yet been
provided.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-24

n-Teachers aud others are d.
rec.ed to j. G. Lanoue in the base
ment story Of the larney House for
full stock of school books, miscellaue-
Gus works-Stationary &c, all O!
which can be had at the very Lowest
cash price.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-24
wWe are authorized to challenge

EEWe are authorized TO challenge
the President and Members Of the
West Baton Rouge Fishing Club to a
test of their strength on the ith prox-
limo, at Bayou Crocodire. II. I. Wad-
dill, J. J. Odom and E. HIiriarc are
'pitted' for East Baton Rouge, against
any three members of the West Baton
Rouge Club, for wager OF 9 basket
Of Champaign or anyother reasonable
thing.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-24

/ nrWe learn from p gentleman
lust from Clinton in this State that on
Monday evening during thunder
storm, two negro men were instantly
killed by stroke of lightning. One
of them belonged to John d. Lea
and the other to S. Hatcher both liv-
ing near Clinton.
Near the residence of D. A. Gun
ningham in this city on Wednesday
evening. large china tree was torn
into a thousand fragments, by the
same clement.