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GAS ware ! Glass ware ! !

LAYING received samples Of Porter, Ink, Backing
III Mineral Water, Pickle, Wine, oval Fluted 5, rup
Panel and Packing BOTTLES, from the Wilngton
Glass Co, ready to iurni Druggists ald 9th
ers with them cheap and cheaper than the Phadel
phia Glass " are can he obtalned
ap5 DIFF Wbnlesse s%en,,s
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ROSES Providence &WOrcester Xpress

BY Every Tram.
cEITszsa PACKAL Els Forwarded, Notes, Drafts
gsss5 and Bills collected, and paid, and all Or
deTs attended to, with despatch.
Packages and small forwarded and other Express
business transacted Fail River, Mansfield, Altleboro
Taunton, New Bedford, and Nantucket, Mass ; Bris
tol, Warren, Newport, East Greenwich, Kingston War.
wick, Wlckfed, PeaceAale, and Wakefield r, l.. and
sLonington, Conn. OFFIcE.--Am: House, MercesteI.
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No RENT.


TUE Cellar under Richmond s s Inquire S 81
worcester, sept. u, 1854 DIT
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THE WoRDER or THE WoRLD!
Devlne's Compound Pitch LozengeI

VNiIE Great Remedy for Colds Coughs &C. is the
cheapest medic. ever offered TO the public The
lnow'ng extraordinary shows It's effects il faith
fully used Let the disp ring in iad read this case and
nope on L not able 70 purchase, call on our Agents
nHa get u oox Tree, such persons are welcomes
My Friend, ReaI This Messrs S. ID. Fuller x
20 al had n severe cough for almost year, with
bleeding AT the lungs and raised great quantity Of bad
matter and have been under the one Of the best
"hysicans in Boston, and have used a great deal of
medicine, but without any other effect than to grow
worse, and my physician said could not be cured. !
commenced using Devine's compound Pitch LOzenge
about five weeks since, and their has done wonders
for me- think they have cured me- and feel thankful
that so good a medicine il within the reach If tho
afflicted. JOSEPH PARKER,
No. 10 Tleston street
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Bows, Cans

60 A large assortment of Boys Caps. mnde in
EsSs the most fashionable styles, may be found al
MERkILL'S,
awt No. 22 MaDst.
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Real Estate for Sale.

SwA THE HOUSE, BARN. and LOT, No. AZ Pleas
ma ant stteet Also Cottage lIouAe about six min
uets walk from the City Hall. Apply To
mch29 dif JOS. LOWELL, in.
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FLUID LAMP

GROCERIES Fer THE PUBLIC.
Neso Stock Of Groceries at No. stones Block,
Main ST., Opposite s. II. Colton's NmSery
FENHE subscriber having purchased of A. HUNTING
Il TON, his entire Stock in Trade, and having added
to the same, large and well selected and choice Stock
of Goods begs leave to say to the former customers
and the public generally that he Is prepared to sell
W. I, Goods and Groceries,
for Cash, at the loves price the market affords He
will also purchase for ash exchange for Goods all
kinds of Farmers Produce lie hopes that by con-
stanfly keeping hand ell selected Stock of Goods
and strict attention to business receive share OF
public patronage.
Goods deN cred in all parts Of the City, free of
charge,
500 lbs. EOW3D pRFeT-
Worcester, July 81, 1853. DIFF
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snecial Notice to Foreigners.

TNHOMPSON g. CO., Express forwarders, having
made arrangements for drawing Checks directly on
the Belfast Banking Company Belfast Ireland any
OF its branches, are ready TO draw Checks the
above Company from E to 100000.
The advantage of sending TO friends abroad Bank
Check instead of Drafts individuals, must be clearly
obvious.
Bills of Exchange Checks, and Passage Certificates
for passages from Liverpool to New York, Btston
furnished at this office. s. ". r. HICKCOX, Agent,
jeS diff Waldo Block, lain street, Worcester.
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Low Priced Sugars.

LOW FIIC6u sugars.
r HHDS., Us bbls,) Sugar, suitable for preserving,
- just received, and for sale cheap, by
Ii. T EATON g. CO.
aug6 diff lS Main st
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Salt.
100 SMALL Bags Fine Salt, for sale at the low
1OO price OF lS cents per bag, by
ID. A. HAWKINS, JR.,
slO diff Successor to J. E. Gregory.
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Grocery for Sale

ROOM over the store Of he subscriber.
"A iell dtf II. AYREs,
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cred. rs we'll fur the sake Of soci ETY.
as for the criminal. II Is this; chat
each released prisoner is only allow.
ed q common suit OF clothes, and
the sum Of Eve dollars in money.
This is wrong-four times that amount
would not be too much, for their is an
arbitrary town ordinance which re-
quires them to leave the place in twen-
ty four hours after they are released
on rain Of imprisonment: and how far
will Eve Dollars go' We ask the con-
sideration of this, for we can imagine
that now and then man gets IN, who
after all is known. is not worse than
fifty thousand 'eifhont.
The Weekly comet., 1853-06-12

HAsqED ron HAyNc a. HArD.
ebmf HusBArb.s-4fhe Rev. james
Fontaihe, i member of the Huguenot
family, writing in the seventeenth cen.
tary, tells Of his erandfather--a'He
married a second time, but happily
had no addition to his family. II would
have been much better for him to
have remained widower, for bis last
wife was a wicked woman, who be-.
come tired Of him and tried to poison
him and though she did not succeed.
for medical aid was promptly obtained,
vet tile offence became too notorious
to be hushed up, and she was taken
to prison, tried and condemned to
death. It SO happened that Henry
". was then at Rochelle, and appli-
cation was made to him for a pardon.
He replied that before making an
answer he should like to see the hus-
band she was So anxiods to get rid Of,
to judge for himself whether there
was any excuse for her. When my
grandfather appeared before him, he
called outlet her be hanged Let
her be hanged ! Ventre Saint Girls
she is the hahdsomest woman In my
kingdom. y
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Teltgraphed Expressly for the Comet.

MEMPHIS June 7-.Evening Ses-
si;on.--General Quitman offered d
resolution divining the resolution
of the committee relative to inn
provement Of the mouth Of the
Mississippi and Upper Rapides, which
caused an animated discussion finally
lost by five States for, and nine
against. The committee resolutions
almost unanimously adopted.
Merrill moved genera! and liberal
education system among the southern
and Western States.
Kaiser moved the establishment of
a Bureau of statistics among The
southern and Western States
Convention then adjourned
The Weekly comet., 1853-06-12

N. ORLEANS, June Gth.-The Danie1
Webster connected with Sierra Nevada
made her trip from San Francisco in
twenty days and twelves hours. In
port at San Juan, sloop-of-war, Ala
ba1na and Brig Indhs for New York.
She reports that the Promethus sailed
for New York on 3lst with four hun
dred and twenty passengers.
California news is maagre-ni,ling
accounts are favorable. The Sonora
Herald records many lucky discover
les Of large humps also new Higgins
discovered on the Utnpqua river,
where the triiners have taken out
Jumps valued at three hundred to nine
hundred dollars.
Dates from Sandwich Island 10th
April. The King at the opening of
Parliament nominated his adopted
son Lehliho as his successor which
was sanctioned BY the mobiles.
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Co M M ~ n tcGked d

Ed. CoMEr-There is an ordinance
in existence, that makes it the "duty
Of the Town Constable annually, to
shoot, or otherwise destroy all dogs
found running at large within the lin
its of the Corporation, from the 1st Of
June, to the 3oth Of September" May
| ask. if the said Ordinance has been
suspended by his honor, else why is it
not enforceds Your answer will much
oblige one who
"Lopes to sleep o nights.
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The Steamer St. Nicholas, which
arrived at st Louis on 26th ult., from
this port, had as passehgers--two hun
dred English Mornions. They were
a fine healthy looking party had not
case Of death or sickness on the trip;
and were all bound for Salt Lake
CITY y.-Deltn.
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To the Edjt0r ofthe Comet,

Dear Sit..-Yo our article Of the 3D.
| inst, about the tooth Of St. Peter, pre-
sented by the Pope to the Emperor Of
Austria, created quite a sensation
among us /; you will not be astonisl,ed
at this when you know that St. Peter,
whow you SO kindly styled the prince
Of the Apostles and whose character
you term spotless, is the patron Of
our College. After reading your pa
per, q meeting Of our society was in
stantly held 10 the conrse Of which an
ill<hufnored fellow member proposed
to put you the question on what ground
you did deny that the aforesaid tooth
had belonged either to the upper Or
lower jaw Of st. Peter, and then how
you dared to suppose that such d man
as Pope Plus TX would play the pars
af a Yaukee quack with the Emperor
of Austria. 70 this ! objected, Civ
in as reason for SO doing, that in my
opinion you deserved our warmest
thanks for your spirited defence Of
our patron, and especially for your
very natural unwillingness topart with
any of his teeth. though placed in a
costly service, as yo.t yourself said,
lowered around with diamonds and
rubies. According to your very DIP
propriate remark, complete sstt
Of teeth seems to be so necessary to
any great man, living Or dead, that We
all very readily entered q protest
against such breach Of common hon.
esty. What indeed would become Of
some Of the great men Of our country,
dear sir, ifsnch a thing as this would
ever be- allowed and then teeth pull
ed out Of their mouths by the order
Of the Pope, to be sent to Austria or
to China We were also quite of
your opinion sir, that it is very per.
picking experiment invented Of late
by some talented physician, to vay
great men after their death; though
l.suppose it would be still more per-
picking to number them, since, you
know they are numberless, and besides
some of them would doubtless be found
SO light in the scale that even you your.
self sir, would not deign to accept one
Of thier teeth, though set in rnbies.
My proposition was Of course imrnedi-
ately carried, and have been request
ed to express to you the deep graft
tude which we do now and at all times
shall feel for your manly defence Of tie
rights of all and modern great men
in particular. We do not think that
hey ought TO be weighed, or have
heir teeth pulled out after their death,
but at their own request
Yours most respectfully.
A MEMBER OF THE PHILoMAT1c Society,
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TIE CzAe, AND THE EMPEROR or

TIE CzAfs, AND THE EMPEROR OF
CHINA "A letter from st. Peters
burg, of April rs, mentioned in the
Patrie Of Paris, says There is
much taken i'll the best informed cir
cles Of secret mission OF Russian en-
voy, sent to China overland. and who
it is said, has already arrived at Kiat.
ka, d town belonging jointly to the
two governments 1t is confidently
reported that the object of his mission
is to offer to the sovereign Of the Ce'
lestial Empire the aid of Russia for
the purpose Of quellipg the irsurrec-
tiops in his dotninions.
The Weekly comet., 1853-06-12

Cherries without stones hive been
been produced in France. by the fol-
lowing method
In the spring. before the circulation
of sap, young Seeding cherry tree is
split from the upper extremity down
to the fork of its roots; then, by means
of piece of wood, in form Of a spatu-
la, the pith is carefully removed from
the tree, in such manner as to avoid
any excoriation, or other injury, Il
knife is only used for commencing the
split. Afterwards, the two sections
are brought together, and tied with
WOODEN; care being taken to close her.
metieally with clay, the whole cleft.
The sap soon re.unites the separate por-
tions of the tree, and, two years after
wards, cherries are produced Of the
usualappearanee, but, instead of stones
there will only be small soft pellieks.
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R-It is officially announced that
by late decision of Of the pension
office, widows are not entitled, who
have married since the death Of the
husband for whose services she claims
land bounty, except those widows
whose husbands were killed in battle.
The Weekly comet., 1853-06-12

The cure of Torny, in the canton Of
Fribourg, (SwitzerlanD has been con-
demned by court martial for twenty
five years, bari labor in irons, for the
part taken by him in the late insur-
rection. The cure it will be remem-
bered, was taken ih eanonicals at the
head of bis parisliioners.
The Weekly comet., 1853-06-12

EF" Prince Albert is to send over
to the Crystal Palace Exhibition, the
celebrated painting Of the "First Of
May by Winterhalter, the property
Of the Queen, and embracing correct
Gkenesses Of the Duke Of Wellington
and the ROYAL family.
The Weekly comet., 1853-06-12

UTbe New York Crystal Pal.
ace framework is nearly finished /; the
painters and decorators are now at
work in the southern and western
nayes. The done, which was the
most difficult part Of The wttk, is nov
complete.
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lWIt is a singular fact in

Ry t is a singular fact in the his
tory Of Lowell. Mass, that in 1918,
an Engineer from Boston, employed
to make survey ofthat town with a
reference to manufacturing purposes.
reported that there was no water pow
er in Lowell.
The Weekly comet., 1853-06-12

The barber pole pattern of pam
falcons will be out this week the
stripes ascend spirally round the leg,
giving the wearer the appearance
Of D double .barreled cork screw
The Weekly comet., 1853-06-12

NFThe Union publishes an official
notice from the navy department, that
p bounty OF $40 to able, and SO to
ordinary seamen, will be pad to all
enlisting in the navy after the 1st
inst.
The Weekly comet., 1853-06-12

French Penal Code.--The French
Government has presented to the Leg.
islature bill, the object of which is to
restore two articles of the penal code,
which were abolished by the provision
al algovernlnent on the 26th Of FEBRUARY.
The Weekly comet., 1853-06-12

Omnibusses in New TofA.--1n
l849 there we're $40 omnibuses in
New York. In The present yem there
are 678. The number has continued
to increase Notwithstanding the city
railroad. -4s'
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Hz-Is is said that at some of the.
Northern Hotels where the male wal
ers, are on strike, that il is thougbt
to employ female stevsrts.
The Weekly comet., 1853-06-12

~The Legislature of 1fassschu-
setts at its late session, largely increas-
ed the bank capital Of the Common.
wealth BY special charter, but not to
the extent petitiohcd for.
The Weekly comet., 1853-06-12

LrTEnARY LAHon.-The last num-
Der of Dickens Household Words
says In the last year we have read
nine hundred manuscripts Of which
eleven we're available for this journal
after being entirely rewritten In
the same period we received and an
swered two thousand letters, and made
appointments with an odd two or three
hundred more Of our fellow creatures
than there were pounds to pay for the
celebrated nails in the horses shoes,
which will 60 down to posterity rusty
with the tears of school boys. On the
other hand it is delightful to state that
five of our best regular fellow labor
crs first became known to us as volun-
teers, at various periods within the
three years and upwards Of our exist
ence and that some remarkable des-
criptions in this Journal have come to
us from wholly unaccnstomed writer's,
who have faithfully and in thorough
earnest put down what they have un-
dergone or seen.
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10 Slips trading between New
York and China tlov employ Chinese
sailors, to considerable extent, on
account Of the scarcity of seamen of
another race. It is said they work
cheap, are docile, obedient, expert and
Industrious, ind, in every other res
pect make good sailors. t'
The Weekly comet., 1853-06-12

The San Francisco critics pro
nouncc the Hamlet" Of Edwin Booth
(son Of the late Junius Brutus BOOTH
. mastery performance.
The Weekly comet., 1853-06-12

EA bill has been reported to
the General Assembly of Connecticut
by the judiciary committee, allowing
divorces to be granted after one years
desertion.
The Weekly comet., 1853-06-12

The Directors of the Mobile and
Ohio railroad have resolved that the
stock Of the company be hereafter re-
ceived at par for all amoants due the
company.
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1.-THE saying that Dogs have
thcir day is a mere saying invented
by a less grateful animal, differing
in many instances in no essential par
ticular than the number of his legs
We say the saying is mere device
to lull the Cannines into a sense of
security whilst sausages are being
poisoned or guns loaded to kill them
The dogs have no day. We deny
the proposition they are brickbatted
in the house, and kicked in the street
and when what is called "thesr day''
comes they are most inbumanly and
barberously murdered without the
benefit of arpraisement Constable
Cousinard informs us that he is rub
bing up his arms to commence the
havoc. We ask on the part Of our
friends the dogs, under what law he
would proceed ito kill and on ref.
erence to our digest Of the ordinances
(presented us by special act Of the
Loard } we find that there is at pres
ent no law on the statutes.
A meeting of the Common Council
must be convened to take the matter
into consideration. We hope that
some provision will be made for the
good dogs, and then the sane will not
be sent the way to dusty death with
the insane.
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GrThe reestablishneDt Of the death
penalty for political crimes has been
agreed upon by the French council Of
state.
The Weekly comet., 1853-06-12

VERY ApPRopRrATE.-Hon. Mr..
Fish, Of the Connecticut Senate, is
chairman Of the Committee ON the
Preservation Of Trout. [
The Weekly comet., 1853-06-12

UEx president Tyler is said to be
suffering from dyspepsia and symptoms
of consumption, and will not probably
long survive.
The Weekly comet., 1853-06-12

General Pigmtelle. an officers under
Mnrat, died at Naples, and1was buhed
without military honors, on account Of
his liberal PRINCIPLES.
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CHAR1rr BEo1rs Al, HoMr. This
appears to be we'll understood ID many
quarters We notice that the New
York East Annual Conference oi
the Methodist Church, lately in sess-
ion in New York city, passed a resolu-
tiob lequestihg that In apportioning
the work Of the ministers for the
enstipg year, no preacher should be
sent to any appointment where there
was not probability of his receiving
a comfortable support for himself and
family.
The Weekly comet., 1853-06-12

NAfter the 1st Of July next, n,
burial will be allowed in grave yard
within the precincts of the cit, D
Boston. FL
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The N. q. and B. Rouge Rail.
Road.

The following is an extract from a
letter received BY Il commercial house
in this city from Mr.. 4. Baker Of Nat
chez, Miss. Is it is d pretty fair ex-
preston Of the feeling which exists at
Bayou Sara, Grand Gulf Natchez and
vicksburg with regard to the Coast
Railroad, it has been kindly furnished
us for publication:
u notice BY Tie New Orleans pa
pers that The people Of Baton Rouge
are about taken preliminary steps to
organize q company under the recent
charter for a Railroad to connect with
N. Orleans. II is to be regretted, /
think. that the Directors Of the Great
Northern Road overlooked the advan-
tages Of your rout, in the location Of
the line Of that Road. The distance
to Jackson, Mi, would be but little
further, and the cost Of constructing
a seperate line by your place would
have been saved--and eren arem
deai more-for the cost of reaching
the high land beyond Lake Pontchar-
train. Although the immense amount
---as | heat-of bottcmless tnafsh that
intervenes, will cost intellectually more
than TO reach point in your direction
equally near to the Northern tefmill-
us. Then again if the main liue run
through your place, every step of tht
omiles would pay, while an equal
length out Of New Orleans the other
way nil neper pay. | don't know
so much about these matters perhaps
as the Directors, but it will do no harm
for me to guess, that it would be bet
ter for the Stockholders of the Great
Northern Road to abandon non' the
route across the marsh and build il
through Bayou Sara and Natchez and
the means for building would be aug
mented and the period Of completion
to Jackson, be less remote and ttncer- |
TAIN
The Weekly comet., 1853-06-12

GREAT Snow Storm IN ENGLAND
IN MAY.---The English papers give
accounts Of severe snow storm at
Holmfrth, in England on the 9th Of
May. It commenced showing violent
ly at six o'clock in the morning, and
continued without intermission through
out the day. The railway trains were
delayed in their trips several hours,
the snow being four feet deep on the
hills, and eighteen inches on the plains
and valleys. The trees on the verge
Of bursting into full leaf, were covered
with snow. Three men got stuck fas.
in the snow, and but for timely assist
ance would have perished. Accounts
from various parts Of the north and
south Of France, refer to the unseason-
ableness Of the weather, and state that
the fields as well as the mountains
were covered with snow.