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Rullock's Patent Seed Planter.

NU1Aoo4 . otlbHb b60U A4dUCGI,
This lew Implement can be used to plant any kind
OF Seeds, usually planted in hills. but is more espe-
CHILLY adaped for CoRN tlanting Ii deposits the kor-
nels at equal distances apart sufficient to give it room
lor hahy grow tn, thereby ncreaS ls the Weld arge
y. with THIS MACHINE one man can easily plant one
acre Two and ha hours, deposits and covers
the seed almost at the time. The advantages of
TINS planter over others in use the low price
for which il is sold and the convenience of having the
corn in rows, each way OF the field thus giving chance
to pho" or cultivate between the rows, either way.
The Planters will be furnished TO persons buying
ToWn or County Rights, prices which cannot fail
to pay Osry large PrQft. For further particulars
please cali al 23 Main street, wher the Machine may
be
N. b. Farmers are particularly invited to call and
examine this new and useful Agricultural Implement.
Worcester, Feb. 10, 1853. dawtf
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? z r 7 q VI e r z

? z Il T q vi e RY.
HAVE in store, and offer for sale large Int of Luz
bins, and Preston Merrll's Panel Extra, EIDE Co.'s
Hedyosmia, John Meakims Nonpariel Perfume, Patey
q Cos ss sweet Brian ,Pvers Triple Ext. Patchouly and
Lavender Water, Mnugener a. Coudroy's Victoria Per-
fume Joseph Aut Far Francois Maria Farina, Jean
Maria Farina and Johan Huron Parma, imported Black
I'D Stamp Colognes. Jean Mottets imported Orange
Flower Water, with great variety Of domestic Co
iognes, aud other Perfume all Of which nre warranted
genuine, and true their name. Also, the largest as
sortment of Essential Oils in the city.
mart6 l.. n. LAZEIL Druggist, 20l Main ST.
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PAPER Tanoinrs.

THE subscriber has just received, direct from,
Paris0 an invoice of Superior Papers, Tor PafIors,
Drg~ing Rooms, Entries, Saloons &c with a large
collection OF Chimney board Prints CENTRE PIECES,
oADo's &C, which purchasers invited to examine
at 207 Main street. Worcester.
mch24 DIFF IT. NEwTON
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am the full dressed mani Macular hires me
To saud sill day, sentinel at his door,
And bid each gent and lady who admires ne,
To buy, like ME, their ralment at his stofe
am st4pdug prno' of that cid alase,
That Ills The tailar thar doih make the man.
Macaliar's he rroUneiheHs, who ftom cabbage
Has dressed me up 80 lad the real BON ton
And il oi nc, this peerless Yankee tailor
Has made prince, u hat would he make of thee
Thou farmer, lawyer, gent, mechanic, sailor,
Who can'I begin to show your coat with me
He'd make You look like Paris, or Hyperion
So come and huy yotT ward ohe for the Spring
am lhesye dressed man. tbr true Criterion
By With 20 fl yourself with every thing.
The z',thyr SHIFT, the lola Sontez collar,
The DORSEY well, tpe l,funmel cnlt ,lrs here,
FariSsii pants Of every make aud color,
And 'kerhe's, cAPs, coaks, gloves that Kings might
wear ,
Come then yr nCiuiels oi tue human famiiy,
The largest, r"!esi Fniil. thai know
And cur MaculIar VIII yen su;t diyiney.
With cjathes Hhe anne, aLd charge you very low
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS, & CO.,
271 Fipc,'s B}och, iNaj,s Street, Forester
Sign of the 't50ull Dressed Man,
febll dawtf
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North End MarketI

FTNHE subscriber has opened Market in BANGS
a Block opposite the Court House, where he intends
keeping assortments of n l3 Hnf fitfI
M e ATS AND ETABLES,
and trusts by keeping good arleles at low prices 10 re-
ceve his share Of patronage.
VI Goods delivered in any part Of the city
novl9 dt la tfa ]. q. WOOD
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Chairs Gained!
Mrs. j. C. CLARK

M o. U y Il a n "A n
"a Has removed from No. 10 Union street, 10 Ox-
W ford street, ID House South Of Austin street,
NJ where she will continue the CANE SEATING
business, as usual. iaa H1tY HNif 1f.H 0UH
Worcester, Mass, Feb. 18th, 1853. IDLY
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Drawing and Painting Academy.
HORSE AND CARRIAGE STOLEN.

- A Large Black or dark Brown HORSE,
ill.,. soping behind, and carries his head low,
1z%A with a small bunch on each knee; The Horse
LAZ.A-is IA or IS years old and weighs about 1900
or 1900 lbs. Carriage slide Seat and Covered the
near Shaft or which was new Brass Mounted, dTab
lining some what delaced, patch on one side and on
the other a hole. I Buffalo Robe, marked IN D.
Wood WORCESTER lined with red funnel Booking 10.
gether with pair OF Buckskn Gloves left under the
seat, marked D II Percy, Worcester"
Said Horse and Carriage were taken from Carlton st.,
near The Union Church, during churcn service, on
MONDAY Evening, April III.
Whoever will give information we've said Horse and
Carriuge may be found, shall be literally rewarded
Information may be left ut the Police office, IN Wor-
Cester. ]. O.. a. ID. II. PERRY. .
Worcester, Aprl 49, 1853 dawtf
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GGR lCEBIEs, &c.


! N Store AMI receiving hy RnAd frLm Northern
n. y, and Vermont lnrg, quantities of prime
Reapen Tmolhy Seed, Norhern AMI Western Glover
seed, Norihern ad southern beItop Seed all of which
will IS sold Wholesale a1d retail at the lowest market
Drices3
These WHO buy to sell again respectfully invt ed
TO eSalne our stock as they will find it the largest
best selected ousiGe Of Boston, and prices as low as
the sane quantity ran be bought in Boston mar ket.
LIE, SPRAGUE e. CO.
fncht9 d&wif AZ Jain streat.
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Leather Helting.

SUPERIOR OAK TANNED Stretched Leather Belt.
~ ing, for sale by G. S. Il A. J. HOWE,
ian2l DIFF corner OF Foster and Norwich SITS
Willow Wagons, Cradles, and Baskets
MAGoNS, Cradles, Baskets, velocipeds, Wheel
wv Barrows, Rocking Horses, Boys sieds, Rubber
Balls, Pins, Needles, &c, wholesale and retail, al
dec dawtf MERRILL'S. 22l Main st.
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Boots and Shoes.
UmIoll EIair EDressInag SaIOOll.

Union Hair Dressing Saloon.
NTESskS JANKINs d. CLOUGH would most re-
w spectully inform their patrons, and the public
generally, that they bave fitted up lair Dressing
Saoon in splendid sly the Jewelry Store of L..
ID. Goddard Co., in the Block recently erected
upon all who may favcr them with call Returning
their most sinceie thanks, for the liberal patronage
which they have received during the many years in
which they have carried the business in this city
both separate and together, they trust that this new
effort Will still increase the public favor.
w. II. JANKINs,
decl4 dtf "a CLOUGH
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Excelsior Eating House No, 237.

Excelsior Eating House No, 237.
THIS neat and beautiful Eating House is kept by
i Messrs.- THAYER g. GATES,
where they eepconsony on hand all varieties of Con
fectionrry Foreign and Domestic Fruits &c, at whole
sale and retail.
In connect on with the above they have fitted room
expressly for Ladies' and Gents Reireshmeni Room.
They also furnish families with the best kinds OF Oy-
sters by the pint, quart, or gallun
Messs. Thayer Gates hope by their united efforts
to merit continuance Of that generous patronage which
has hitherto besto~ ed upon them, by discriminate
ing public BENJAMIN THAHEk,
oui2l diff ID. g. GATES.
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Questionable Hats and Cans

<q~sA large variety which will be sold at great de.
&SgssS duclon from cost, at MERRILL'S
~g-~>dS MARI dawtf No. 22l Main street.
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NOTICE

VTHE undersigned formed a Co partnership, on the
Il 18th day OF March last, and will continue business
at the old stand of I A CLARK, where they will be
happy TO receive the patronage of their friends aud the
public generally. Il. A. CLARK.
April ~, 1853. diff e II. SANFORD.
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COMPREHENSIVE

TIME subscribers have formed Copartnership under
IL the name and firm of q. A. HARRINGTON Il CO.,
for the purpose Of selling Drugs, Paints Oils. and Man
the old stand Of O. A. Harrington at No SO Main street.
Ff5 -faN HH@1 ' q. A. HARRINGTON.
4 mchT .rd w .aV44 Ha4f JEROME MARBLE.
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A Card.

THE EXCELSIOR HAIR TONIC, for the Iuxuri-
ant growth and preservation of the hair, is an in
valuable article, OF greater intrinsic worth than any
preparation OF the day leaving the hair tree from the
oily appearance that follows most applications.
Prepared by Lombard ~ Guudall Spring field, Mass.
For sale by CALDWELL d. HILL, Druggists, 229
Main St. Propretors' Agents for orcesler, apl4-dtf
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w orking Gutter.

y : T. Z Il Md nSTT7'' reaehors.
Worce ter, April |, 1853.
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Mrs, M. w. Geralds,

V3EMALE PHYSICIAN, and successful Mid wife,
4 T. Juoaied at the N. u. Female Aiedical College.
viii answer cns tight and day,
or Residence cor Of Myrtle and Southbridge streets,
Mnrnestar. app dly
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Savings Bank.
OFFICE IN CENTRAL EXCHANGE.
TNHE Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank Is open
,laly for the receipt Of Deposits from all classes
Woyrnater. OCT, /, 1852. Octld&wisi
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FEW choice. Canary Birds. Also, Cages, Foun
N tnina. Mc AT BlGELOW's,
and dtf /, Maple street.
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A BOUT 800 yards OF Gravel, situated on Spring St.
N 70 sale low. Apply 70 M. o. DRlsCoLbi
ms dina 81 Front street.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-07-16

week in PGrs at the advanced Of 81 years The name
of the old hero was NJ ScAEyoLA Gazette He was the
Oldest son Of Jacques Gazette the distinguished author
and bel esprit but eccentric genius OF the reigns
XIV and Louis XVI. Young Scaevoa Gazette was among
the French troops under Count DEsaing who were re-
pused with so much loss in the attack the British
forces in Savannah 9th October 1873 After the war he
returned to France but, unmbued with the republican
ideas which terminating in the brains OF so many OF
the French adventures who took part against England IN
our revolutionary struggle he joined with all the ardor
and devotion Of his father the royalis party in France
upon the breaking out of the revolution of 1889. He
was one of faithful band that composed the of
Louis XVL in his fight Varennes. After the famous
ounee ol0th August in which he took active part
be left Paris and served in the pay Of Englsnd in the
regiment of the royal emgrants against the Republic
He in the battles of Hundscott and Quiberon. He
had himself some literary pretenons, and ae over
he wrete very curious pamphlet entitled The Test-
mony of Royaist." But his suferings and those
of his family only confirmed hisoyay toshe royal cause
His father and Of his sisters arrested ia 1892
belonging TO the odous category OF The suspected
They among the prisoners Of the 46bdze upon the
occasion of the horrible Of September OF that
year The father was already in the hands of the muir
derers for execution when the daughter cast herself be-
fore the assassns and about her fathers neck and plead
ed eoqueny for his life that the hearts of his execu
TONERS reented But the daggers of I'd September spar
ed him only perish three weeks later by the guotne
Tried and again condemned he was executed the 18th
September. His political loyalty never deserted him.
From the scafod instant before his decaptatlop' ne
cried the populace that was crowding about the
horrible instrument goating the fall of the enemes
of liberty" Idle hare ced, faithful to my Goo and
to my King
Upon the restoration Of the Bourbons IN 1919, NJ.
Scaevoa Gazette received from Government as the re-
ward Of HE fidelity the retiring pension OF lieutenant
colonel He also received the comfortable sinecure OF
of the Library of Versailles, which be kept
till the revolution of 1880 again drove his master from
France Since then he has lived quite retired in the old
aristocratic quarter ST. Germain enjoying good bodily
health and unimpared intellectual faculties almost up to
the date of his death leaves son and three daughters
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Stauhtnn Va

RI Rev. WV. MEADE, DID,, President of the Board of
Trustees.
Rev. r. H. PHILIPS A. NJ. Principal.
Rev. j. c. WHEAT, A. NJ, Vice Principal.
The Eleventh Session Of this Institution will commence on
the hrst wednesday in September. For saubry Of
sphere purity Of water refined society," easy access
haps no location in the State offers superior advantages
The buildings erected in kS46 by company Of gen.
uemen in different parts Of the State Of Virginia cost
sixteen thousand dollars with view Of securing for their
own daughters the best advantages 1t is comfortably
Library
The course Of study is extensive and the instructions tho
rough The different departments under the
ters Of long and successful experience
Terms Board and the English course per session Of ten
months, ss5 No era except for Music Languages and
Drawings.
Refer to the following patrons Hon. A. H. H. Stuart Dr.
F. T. Strbbing, and Judge Thompson, saunton, VA DR..
T. H. Clagett Leesburg; Maj Wm S. Dabney, Charlottes-
vile, Va A. T. Caperton, Esq Monroe Va Geo. p Tay-
oe, ESQ., Roanoke, Va; Maj. John Lee, Orange, Va p
Ingle, Esq. Washington, d. c.; Judge Reavis, Ala.
For circulars &c address the Principal Stanton, Va
mi
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TWO TEACHERS WANTED.-The Trustees Of St.
Mary's Female Seminary located in St. Mary's county
Maryland desire the services Of two Ladies for the
scholastic 1t is necessary that Of the ladies
should be Roman Catholic and Epscopaian. It
also desirable that they should be competent esch all the
branches Of education usually taught in the best academies for
the education of young ladies' and will be expected for
each application to be accompanied with proper testimonials
and statement Of the branches Of education the applicant
will engage to teach.
One of the ladies will be appointed Principal at saa-
$3.50 per and board the other will receive 5000
per annum and board.
All communications will be addressed to Col c. CoNDs
President Of the Board of Trustees Great Mills Post Office
ST. Mary's county, Maryland. july 14-2aw3w
SUGAR ESTATE FOR sALE.-A valuable tract Of
Parish Of Terrebonne both the Bayou Black bound
ed the north by the lands Of NJ H. Daun the south
by the Ardoyne Plantation and Of which about 100 apents
aren cultivation in and in addition about $50 have
been deadened and could be put In cultivation with little la
bor The land well supplied with wood for fuel and has
abundant supply Of highland cypress timber for oil the
Of sugar estate, and with sufficient force will readily pro-
duce from 400 to 500 hogheads OF sugar 1t situated with
in few miles Of the main track Of the opeousas
Railroad.
Immediate possession given Of the whole tract that in
cultivation Of and delivery Of that portion will be given
the growing crop be removed; the
would be sold standing as IL is II be in the fall
For further particulars apply 20 Messrs L. c. g. b. Dun
CAN Exchange Place New Orleans and for information
respecting the character Of the land refer Bishop Polk or
Judge GUIoN, Of the Parish of Laiourche Mr. HAMA
Ardoyne, Parish Of Terebonne.
III not od private sale before Saturday 10th Of Deem
Der next il will be offered that day auction this CITY,
by Messrs. BEARD MAY.
Terms: one-fourh cash balance in one two and three
years. with FIVE per cent? interests and IL puncuay paid
TO bear eight per from maturity till final payment and
special mortgage on the land.
NEw ORLEANS, July, 1858. july 16-2awtNov1
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TO TEACHERS.

NOTICE TO TEACHERs.-The situation Of princi.
~ Of the Central High School Of Baltimore win be va
he end Of the present scholastic year. July 3st and
Of School Commissioners being DESTROYS Of obtain
.dabe person take charge Of the institution At the
oIcnng September next, will receive applications for n.
Communications may be addressed to the COMMITTEES
on tie School. The salary will be liberal
JOHN y. M0NMoNIER, Chairman.
ALEX. D. GORDON
J. Y. w. DUNBAR,
M. TONER,
w. O. KNOWLES,
may 2S-2aHtAugl COMMITTEE,
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NV NNFFVOEs-InIs WtII-
w ton affords peculiar advantages for procuring
thorough and accomplished education in all tho departments
Of learning It's Military Exercises found contribute
admirably TO discipline and 10 the manly and graceful bearing
OF its pupils The immediate vicinity of the U. s. Military
Academy secures the aid Of the distinguished and
copshed Instructors Pupils from IL to 10 years Of age
preferred.
References Gen. Scott, U. s. Army; Col A. j. Pleason-
ton Philadelphia; Chas King LID N u city Professors
Of Yale College and u s. Military Academy. For further
particulars address EDWARD v. KINGSLEY, A. M
june 23-3mif West Point, N. Y.
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DLANk BOOKS.

DLANk BOOkS.-Just received large supply OF
I'D Blank Books Of size and quality having bound
cordng to order and will be sold unusually low prices
Those who in Of Blank Books Mt this time viii find
Il TO their advantage TO purchase r. FARNHAM,
july is 8 doors from Penn ay on llth ST.
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
u H.lEz - &C. 80
Trains run as follows:

Trains run as follows:
Leave daily, except Sunday, and A. NJ 81, and
P.
On Sunday at A. NJ and p. NJ
The Train at P NJ Express, and stops only Annapo
lis junction and Relay; the others at all way stations
Trains at A. NJ and 81 p M connect with Annapolis
Trains at A. NJ. and P. NJ. connect West.
Trains at and A. NJ. and 5 P. NJ. connect East.
Fare from Washington to Baltimore. ...........$l rs
Do do do and return / so
Do do Annapolis - Is
DO do do and return l so
The round trip tickets all cases be procured at the
Office and good for the day they issued
july 16--tf T. H. PARSONS AGENT
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LAWRENCE SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts

ItTM OF INSTITUTION
day Of September 1853, and continue twenty weeks
Instruction by Rotations lectures and practical exercises
according to the nature Of the study viii be given in
Astronomy ..........by Messrs Bond.
Botany by Profesr Gray.
Chemistry, Analytical and Practcal..... Horsford
Comparative Anatomy and Physiology. Wyman.
Engineering ............... Eustis.
Mathematics!..... ............... Pierce.
Mineralogy ............................... Cooke
Physics Lowering
Zoology and Geology ........."......... Agassz.
For further information concerning School application
may be made to Prof. E. N. HoRSF0RD,
Dean Of the Faculty
Cambridge, July Is, 1858. july 16-2aw6w
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The great centre Of attraction the Crystal Palace had
been the scene of much excitement all day, and the spec
ace presented in that neghborhood Of the
York before. From early morning till immense
crowds Of people pouring in from the lower part Of
the city, from Brooklyn, Wilamsburgh and the country
round about Every kind Of vehicle put in requs
on and every and mode Of conveyance seemed to
have more business on hand than it could accomplish.
In the interior Of the Palace the spectacle ut twelve
o'clock was most animated. People came crowding in
through the several entrances in hundreds all eager to
get possession Of the the platform in the
centre the placed assigned TO the distinguished ysters
The special police, however managed to maintain adm-
rabe order.
edihce unpackng and arranging goods Boxes contain
ing many Of the foreign contributions are piled up in some
Of the wings mountain high and it is not expected that
come.
On the platform Of the invited guests were larger
number Of men, distinguished and well known, in oil pro-
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
~
MONEY MARK f II.
TrrgpAy Anr;l %

TUESDAY, April 26-6P NJ.
The stock market remains about the same as
reported Quotations continue unsettled and fcyerish
huctuang from the slightest cause. Spectators for
rse appear to be uneasy undecided, and cautious appa
rensly having no fixed course of action and changing
from fancy to fancy evidently afraid to settle down upon
any Of them At the first board to day Crystal Palace
fe oil per cent; Phoenix, "a Erie Railroad, ri Harlem,
u; Harlem preferred, u; Little Miami Railroad, u.
Cary Improvement advanced Il per cent; Nicaragua,
Cumberland, u; Syracuse and Utica Railroad l. At the
second board the market throughout better Mica
ragua Transit went up IA per cent Erie Railroad 81
Syracuse and Utica, Al Parker Vein Ia from last sale
At the close the tendency upward. The transfer
books Of the Nicaragua Transit having clio ed for the
election of directors for the ensuing year. expected
important improvement will take place in the stock 1t
reported that dividend will be declared and paid in
June. The company's steamers have done splendid
business during the past four Eve months. The Sierra
Nevada, from San Francisco to San Juan del Sud was
crowded with passengers and the Star OF the West from
San Juan del Norte bought between FIVE and six hun
bred This ia better than the steamers the other
DO, and their profits probably much greater. There
worth noticing in any other stock on the
list.
The receipts at bf eee Of The Assistant Treasurer &C