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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-05-24

What are they, ~he~ inside. A few
acts changing the names Of persons-
emancipating minors and incorporat-
ing small settlements, into town, 10
order that one half the people may
live of the substance of the other half.
How many senseless Qualifications Of
law, has this State had to pay for, out
of its best substance, the past fifteen
years A Bankrupt public treasury
can alone tell. What, pray has be-
come Of the last codi6cation by Phil.
lips? Has it not been torn up. to
make new one, which will scarcely
be printed in time to be torn to pieces
by the coming session? 1t is said
now by those learned in these matters,
that we have no law; and yet society
does not fall to pieces, but joys along
pretty much as it did before. Verify,
it would be no bad idea, at this ultra
republican period of history; for each
legislative body. to have committee
to Observation-Disclosures into
good Trcjean. and punctuate the acts.
SO that the lawyers at least, may uu-
derstand this dearly paid for trash
the light literature of law makers.
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% Capt. Enib. Gross. Of tho Il
toaa, will asaiu acospt our thanks for
other hvosk 3
Excn1MIxr IN 7nE MAssAcHussT7s
LEsrsLA1vRE-Bestos, May 18th
There was considerable confusion and
excitement in the Massachusetts
House of Representatives on the after.
noon Of the 18th instant, from the fact
that Mr.. Hiss, the expelled member,
twice resumed his vacant seat, and was
each time removed by the sergeant.st
srms at the order Of the House, passed
nearly unanimously. It il presumed
that Mr.. Hiss acted in this singular
manner at the advice Of his counsel,
B. F. Butler and Benz. Dean, who
have published an address denouncing
the expulsion Of Mr.. Hiss as an arbit-
rary exercise ofpower, and intimating
that the House feared important devel.
opments to be made in the case.
Authorship in France is . much
more remunerative occupation than in
either England or the United States,
for while the people oftbe two latter
have singular fondness for second hand
literature, those Of France, from . sort
Of national pride require and encour.
age the original products Of tbsir own
authors. Scribe, on ofthe most noted
Of modern French writer's, is said 10
have earned and received for the IL.
bors of his pen, $4,000, and this
may be taken as a fair sample Of the
Fench authors. Dumas has earned
and squandered half dozen fortunes.
The Alexadaia papers contains an
advertisement soliciting proposals for
making 100000 merchantable
bricks, for the State Seminary of
Learning"1to be erected in the pine
woods. near that town. The proposals
are likewise published in the Cincin.
natl and other western journals. The
latter is highly reprchensible. When
ever we have among our own citizens
q good mechanic capable Of doing
job we should encourage him and ex.
tent to him all the patronage We pos.
sible can. and not even dream of SEN
ding abroad to import mechanics or
have work done. This sending ab-
rad for every little thing We may
want, has been curse to Louisiana.
Ind the State will never be prosperous
until its citizens make it a point to en-.
home mechanics and home
industry.
USeALLANr.-The Washington
correspondent of the Philadelphia In.
1uirer. states that within the past few
lays the University Of Virginia has
oeenk the scene of incidents hardly
,reditable to the chivalry of the Old
Dominion. Miss Beecher, an able
md accomplished lady, the sister Of
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher and Of
Yrs. Stowe, visited the vicinity Of that
Institution. Her presence was soon
;nown, and she was treated to a mock
grenade, and Mrs. Stowe was burnt
q ef6gy.
This says the Richmond Dispatch.
3 manufactured of whole cloth, and is
hameful SANDER on the University.
t which nothing Of the kind has taken
lace.
Emulating Bishop Hughes and.
'snator Brooks, in N. W York, Bishop
'paulding and Professor Morse, in
louisville, KY, are engaged in reli-
ious political discussion. The Bishop
avs that Lafayette never said IF ever
ne liberties Of this country are ruined
will be by Romish Priests, and the
'rofessor comes back at him Satur.
ay in several columns of the "Jour.
al" to prove he did.
DeN0t0 Isnal1e Nm r. T. n. a. r.
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ONE HAPPY HEARr.-Have you
made one happy heart to-day! How
calmly you can sleep on the pillow :;
how sweetly sleep! In all this world
there is nothing go sweet as giving
comfort to the distressed-as getting
sun ray into gloomy heart. Child
ern OF sorrow meet US wherever turn !;
there is not a moment that tears are
not shed and signs uttered. Yet bow
many Of those signs are caused by
our own thoughtlessness: How many
a daughter wrings the very soul of a
fond mother by acts of unkindness
and ingratitude How many brothers
and sisters meet to vex and injure
each other, making wounds that no
human heart can heal All !! if each
one worked upon this maxim day by
day-strive to make some heart hap
py-jealousy. revenge. madness. hate
With . their kindred evil associates,
would forever leave the earth.
If you would relish your food. labor
Tor it, if you would enjoy your raiment
pay for it before you wear it; if you
would sleep soundIy. take clear con
science TO he'd with you.
My guiding star was, and will be duty
and pleasure and desire of the heart
must wait, even forever, if necessary,
when duty calls.
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Mount Eagle TripOli.

EOR giving polish to brass, silver, gold;
L or other base metals. Also for clean.
ing Plates or Windows, Lamps and Gas
burners. Here's an economy-old things
made as good as new, at very trifling ex-
pehse. c. A. BLANCHARD.
may "a. Church street.
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RED HaIR.-lt sh00ld not be .
source ofgrief to the fair damsel on
- street, that she has red hair
and We cannot have the heart to dc
her the injustice she would do her.
eslf, by publishing the lines lament.
ing what she is pleased to call her
cruel fate. +" Certain it is that jet
black hair" is popular institution
Just now; but Why should it be accoun-
. ted prettier than auburn. or even
fine glossy red. which ever goes hand
in hand. with = transparent complex
ionl There is no reaosn why It
should be 50. and the day is on the
dawn, when it will be Otherwise
Admit that it is fashionable to have
black hair it is. no reason why one
should sigh about a red head which is
equally beautiful when not tossed
about by vanity. Why! at this mo-
ment, in Aadelusia, red hair is &C.
counted the chief mark of beauty
The ancient Gauls admired it, so did
the Pereians. Fashion will change
in this matter by and by. Why
Miss -, Il was raging agony, not
many years ago, to shave the head, Of
its natural product, and wear powder
ed wigs; 50 you may see that what
fashion says is not always Stand
still where you are. and have patience,
tho time mill come when Bachelors
black hair dye, will be superseded by
Mr.. Maiden's Red"
The Young gentlemen of the "Cap-
aol Glee Club" have rendered . com.
plimeut.ry benefit to Mr.. D. G.
Morse; which be accepts with CRATE
full acknowledgements in Tuesdays
Gazette. The day has not yet been
named.
Harvard USIvEBsIrY.-A new
chapel is expected to be commenced
1t Cambridge during this season, to be
bulk with the Appleton fund Of
CSC, 900, given for the purpose.
Nine Of the most eminent lawyers
in New York. have given opinions
against the eoustitutiouality Of the
prohibitory liquor law |
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A FRESH supply Of Goshen Butter and
n Cheese Tor sale by
May. "a. c. A. BLANCHARD. ~
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THIS DAY RECEIVED and for sale by
i c. 4. BLANCHARD. A lot of
Corn. Bacon. Sides, Shoulders and Pork {:
Fresh Lard 10 Barrels Of Prime Whisky !;
Barrels of the old Rye Whisky; 40 boxes
fine Wine, Cheap for cash. Please call at
c. A. BIS as you may depend on getting
bargains and good Goods.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-05-24

lust RECEIVED at C. A. B1ANcHARps.
y A choice lot of Havana Cigars.
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1UST RECEIVED and for sale cheap
y for Cash. doz. large Beef Ton
CUES, Dufiield and other Brand of Hams ;
Flour of the best Brands in Barrels and
half Barrels; Flesh Soda and Boston
Crackers French bread and Pilot.
May. a.. c.. 4. BLANCHARD
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-05-24

Nine Of the most eminent lawyers
in New York. have given opinions
against the coustitutiouality Of the
prohibitory liquor law
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HARVARD UNIvEBsITY.-A new
chapel is expected to be commenced
1t Cambridge during this season, to be
buik with the Appleton fund o.
CSC, 900, given for the purpose.
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Corn 4 0atSI
XIX BAGS CORN + and oats Just to.
OtC hand per steamers Elephant sud'
Antelope for sale by JOSHUA BEAL. ,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-01

- TEN EnIENTS ON ACADEMY HILL,
- 10 RENT for Clio, $3.50 and Sl40. They arc on
Feneilt street, within two three minutes walk of juno
tlon Depot. Pistol Shop and junction Machine shop
One consists of II rooms and is suitable for boarders
Enquire at the house, OF F. Whppe, 283 Main street
from 10 to II A. M. dIn,o
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-01
Book and Stationery Businets,
MO IRON-STONE CROCKERY geo
GWN w IL E-Manufactured by John Al c sM
w cock, Cobridge, England, and sold only at w
NO rQ1 MAIN STREET


It acknowledged fact that in point of finish,
style and durability, these goods stand first and foremost
IN The market. Encouraged by the which has
hitherto attended the sale of these goods have been
aDled to maNe extensive arrangements receiving them
direct from the mandatory, thereby reducing the cost
ana consequently making saving for the purchaser
would have tdstinctly understood that warrant the
glazing Of this ware NOT TO ORACKLE
have now on hand complete and extensive assort-
ment OF goods Of the above Manufacture either with
large stock Of
PLAIN AND GOLD BAND FRENCH CHINA
Tea Dinner, Breakfast and Toilet Ware; also INV Isual
stock of GLASS WARE, Britannia and plated
Goods Table Cutlery, Solar, Stand and Hanging Iamns
Girandoles, Tea Trays, Curtain Bands and Pins
In addition TO the above goods, have an estenslve
stock Of French and American
u A II IL II III A N GIN GS
Borders Fireboarl Prints Curtain Papers Painted Win
dow Shades and Flxtures nc &c. thus comprising the
most complete assortment in the city,
As am constantly receiving goods from the principal
factories In Europe aud America, am c1abled to offer
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS to the patrons Of this ex
tenSye establishment and all who may favor mo with
call may depend upon finding stock always complete
and prices satisfactory determined not TO be OK
Celled.
NIB Manufacturers, Agents, and Others using Solar
Chimneys can be supplied with them at Factory Prices
JOSEPH +. HALE,
1871 Main ST. 1sl door north Of Post Office.
t20 dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-01

GNuANGE OF TiME.-TATNUCN AND
a. LINCOLN SQUARE OMNIBUS.
On AID after THURSDAY, Sept 18th, will
leave Tatnuck at Clio, $50 m, ITO, aud 500 D. M
Returning, Leave Lincoln Square for Tatnuck at so A.
M, IL M, 4.30 and 6.15 p. m
Also, Leave Newton Street for Lincoln Squire at 6.sO
s,46, and IL a. m, and $50, and 545 p. M
Returnng--Leaye Lincoln Square al 80 and 10 am,
II M, and 4,30, and 615 p. m.
suNDAYs-Leaye Tatnck at $50 q. M, and Newton st..
1915 a. m, and las pm.
ReuOing, will leave the City Hall at the close Of the
meetings.
Single Fare-6 Ia cents each way, from Newton st.
10 Lincoln Square
Single Fare-12 1-2 cents from Tatnuck to Lincoln
Square, each way.
one package Of 20 tickets, ST. from Newton street to
Lincoln Square and package Of 10 tickets, 81 from
Tatnuck. H. A. CURLY
SO DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-01
Books, 6ta,iouerp, Mf.

EpO0KS-B0O KS-BOORS! JOHN KEITH
ES 4 cos Bulletin of New Books, No 2Sg Main street.
The Annals Of San Francisco.
Henry VIII, and his Six Wives, Herbert
Oakfeld by W. d. Arnold.
New Hope, the Rescue.
History of the Council of Trent.
Land Labor and Gold, vols, Hewitt.
The Creed of Christendom, Gregg.
Japan as it was and is, Hildreth.
Ollie, or the West Room.
The Decameson of Bocaccio.
Habits OF Men, Doran.
Bits of Barney, Mckenzie.
Mary Lyndon, Autobiography.
Lippincotts Gazetteer.
Memoir Of Rev. Sidney Smith, vols.
Guy Rirc0s Simms.
Clouds and Sunshine. Chas. Reade.
NeRcOmes, Thackeray.
Panama in 1855.
Arancanians, Smith.
Ethel, or the Double Error.
Ellie or the Human Comedy, by the author Of Virginia
Comedians.
Doesticks-What he says.
Cone Cut Corners.
Female Life among the MormOns.
Art Hints by James j. Javves.
life in California; by Frank MaTryat.
letters of the RICH Rev. John Hughes
My Confession, the story of a Woman's Life.
The Brief Remarker, by Sampson.
leaves from a Family Journal, by Emile Souvestre
Our COuntrymen, by Losing,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-01
Urn GOODS.


FALL ANNOUN MENT.
ARTIN STO WE,
Clarke BIocls,)
has now in store, and is constantly receiving both from
the manufacturers at home and from Abroad beautiful
and extensive Stock of Domestic and European Goods
adapted to the wants Of the coming season, embracing
tant.
We have hand and will offer for the inspection
SILKS,
of the richest ard most unique patterns of superior tex
ture, and recent importation,
SHAWLS.
which for richness o. fabric beauty of cooring, and
egance of design, are unsurpassed.
Wool DcLaFues,
Choice handsome Styles purchased recently in New York
selected with especial reference best trade Also
plains, of all shades and qualities
American DeLaines and Cashmcres,
in all their variety and patterns.
PLAIDS, ALL WOOL, SILK, WORSTED
AND COTTON AND WOOL,
a complete Stock.
MERIN ES,
We can nov show our friends and the public an une-
quaed assortment Of Merinoes and Thibets, and shall
be in constant receipt ofhe same the advances
PRINTS.
French, Bnglish and American Calicces full supply
@ A r. p e L S.
In this department of business constant and unre
mitted attention has been and wbe paid that Car
pet Rooms may contain nothing but new cheap, and de
sirable goods Anticipating in july the rise which has
recently akeu place in these Goods the subscriber having
the ability TO do ordered in advance, large stock of
the various grades and qualities thereby being present
able to give his customers the advantage of this rise Our
stock consists of
Ve5oets, Brussels, Tapestry, TZres-P Ply Ingram,
Sapert5'se, Fine,
and the lover priced goods, together with OIL CLOTHS
OF the usual widths, and acknowledged superiority.
WOODEN Goods, A invoice of Wooens for
winter, suitable for and boys wear.
FiUmuels, White, Red, Blue, Blue Mixed, Yellow,
and Salisbury.
Domestic Goods, such were purchased before
the RISE will be sold at old prices, and ali very low.
FURNIS HING GOODS
1t will be endeaYor to supply our stock with these
Goods, that nothing shall be wanting, the time
memberng that purchasers of these goods usually buy
in larger amounts than from any other part of STOCK
to so mark each Article, that the ONE PRICE SYSTEM
which with US has been successful be carried out
at the same time giving entire satisfaction TO the pur-
chaser.
In thus enumerating, somewhat at length, upon new
goods received, it is wish of to make shew in
public Print but rather that the public may know where
they purchase first class goods at the lowest prices
1t may he unnecessary, but in this connection will
say that the One Price System will be strictly ad-
hered to.
MARTIN STOWE.
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Cautious.
e., Will 8E SOLD aTACCFfoy.

20. WILL 8E SOLD AJ-C;FFoE, ~
Monday ami Tuesday. the lat and "a days Of ssts
October rez5 at Q c OK &. ~, On the prem ss-=-
ises the fl!l3eing issc.iuad property viz:
Inc V ooi Et4a4Hg fem 20 to IS acres ol land,
in lots IRON s. rods 30 : acf-s.
This land is said to De , best ubared lot IN the
tyi Is consists prnci pally Of Whe Oa Pine and Chest;
aus IS situated IN the s. VI. part Of Upton miles from
ne meeting ouse, and mla from he rar0sl.
about 30 acres ci sprout and Pasture and situated
as above described.
.; me FARM formerly owned BY Joshua Rawson, su-
etel y miles s. ". Of the Meeting house, containing
apoqt $50 acres Of good Land with buildings hsreou the
dl IS wen divided into Moving, Tlage aad Pasturiug
WIN ooa enough for Oh rm the said farm is well wa
'r50 by the West River running ti7ostl * and could
moving.
The buildings are gool two-7iory House GsxI8 ain L
2oXSO two good Barns, GOy&3 ths other 1890 with
two good wells Of water Also acqueluct water running
70 the House and Barns from never falling so,inr
Also Shoemakcr's Shop, and other out-buildiDgs
The above property will be sold to the highest bidder
without reserve Terms liberal and made known at time
OF sale, STEPHEN RAWSON,
Eor the Heirs Of j. RAwsON.
b. For further particulars enquire Of Stephen Raw.
sou Of Upton where The plan of the property may be seen
or Of Levi Rawson and S. r. White Farnumsyine Graf
ton
Upton, Sept 25, 1855. dtocu
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-01

FHVO RENT genteei Lower Tenement in the west
a part Of the city, Mol Crown ST., rooms Rent s165
Apply at this Office.
SIS DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-01

BY .. W. NAILL, Auctioneer.
- RARE CHANCE FOR INVEST
Hi MENE.-ASSIGNEE's SALE.-A Large Doubl,
LILY House at auction. NCs. 10 and 81 Chandler St.
fronting wellington St.
Wi be sold the premises, Tuesday Oct. ID at ten
O'Clock, the large double HOUSE, situated above hay.
ing separate entrances in 'front.' Each Tenement eontans
wen finished rooms, parlors with folding doors,
every part having been built by the day by one of the
most experienced carpenters in Ills city 1t is also sup
pied with never failing good water. The lot contaus
about 1000 square feet Of elevated land commanding
fine view of the south part Of the city and is also in
close proximity to the beautiful estates OF Ethan Allen
Daniel II. Pratt and others The above offers unusual
inducements to purchasers, the property pays good
percentage the location desirable, anu mus. be sod
Terms hD5ra, and made known at sale Per order,
500 100 4' e
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-01

NHTANTEk)-TFo first rate PATTERN 4AKEKs
v Y None but good wDrkmen need apply.
! Is diff TUAYER. HOLGHr0N. & co.
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VENO WHOM TIE MAY CONCERN.

~ " " " 1 - va y y = = ~ ~
Less than year since the undersigned purchased of
H. LyERMoRg his stock and trade in this place. and with
our card, gave his, as follows:
"CAID The subscriber being grateful to the public for
fayOrs extended him in years past and having disposed
of his Book and Stationery Business to Messrs u BAKER
Co.. would cordially recommend them to The patronage
of his friends and the public generally
EDWARD LIVERMORE
Worcester, Oct 2, 1855.
1t will be by Mr.. Lvermores card above that the
undersigned into possession OF his business his
Old Stand 1S4 Main street, with the intention of prosecut-
ing the
Book and Stationery Businets,
Having extensive acquaintance with this particular
branch of mercantile transaction, we'll as familiar
knowledge of Books themselves we trust we shall be
able to meet the wants Of the several classes in the COM
munity who ocure Books, from the chid5 O, to the
most profound scholar"
This, with card printed in the Worcester Al
anac and otherwise; the notice that had opened the
Store vt No Worcester House Block Soon thereafter
sold interest there and passed into the hands
of one striving against adYersywe moved to re-
call business naturally coming to Now, the case
stands otherwise Mr. Lvermore has fit to reopen
business again in Worcester at the above named place.
We not willing, therefore, that any business naturally
falling to us shall go hence. We have striVen to merit
suciencv Of trade to give fair chance live both by
keeping good stock and Ivy offering the same at lair
rates. The right only ask and for this purpose we
make this appeal to the common justice of mankind
in this community D. BAKER co.
s2s diff
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CARPETS! CARPETS CARPETS
W At
CHAMBERLIN, BARNARD & CO.'S.

We invite especial attention of purchasers of Carpets
this Fail, to very large stock in consisting
of every description of goods belonging to first class
Carpet Establishment. Clinton, Lowell, Hartford and
other American Carpets received direct from the manu-
facturers their agents. embracing the newest and best
styles of BRUSSELS, EXTRA THREE PLY, IMPE-
RIAL THREE PLY, EXTRA sUPERFINE, EX-
IRA FINE, SUPER UNIONS,
and Common Carpets of every grade and description,
down to a Common Cotton W. at % cts or all Cotton
Carpets at shilling In addition to the above splendid
stock of American Carpets, have got in during
the last two weeks,
100 Pieces English Velvet Tapestry.
Tapestry Brussels, Brussels, Extra and I'm
perjaI Ply, and Extra Stout SaperJfne,
all from the best nglshmanufacturers and bought either
directly of the Importers large auction sales at less
than cost Of importation, and will be offered by us,
gether with every description of Carpet Goods at lower
schedule of prices than the goods sold at retail
at any store in NelD England.
Persc-s who intend purchasing Carpets this season. are
earnestly invited to compare styles and prices with
those of any other ore and certain they will give
us the preference.
CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD, & co.
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NOTICE.

49, NOTICE.
Ills Worcester, 10 pit;
~ Police Court Of the City OF Worcester.
To Barney Foleu, Of the city Worcester the county
Of Worcester and to any and all other persons claiming
any interest in Keg, containing about gallons NJ u.
Rum, and one jug containing about II gallons g. Rum
which, by virtue Of a warrant issued from said Police
Court have been seized at the dwelling house of said Bar
ney Foen located street leading from Pine
Meadow road to Pine street, in said city Of Worcester on
the twentysixth day Of September in the year one thou
sand eight hundred and hy-ve and the value Of which
spruous liquors and intoxicating liquors. with the vessels
containing them, in the opinion Of said Police Court,
does not exceed twenty dollars.
You are hereby required to appear before the Police
Court Of the city Of Worcester in said County Of Woces
ter on Saturday. the thirteenth day Of October in the
year eighteen hundred ard y-ive, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
to answer to the complaint against the said liquors and
vessels containing hem and for trial. and to show cause
any have, why the said liquors and the vessels con-
tanning them should not be forfeited for being kept for sale
by the said Barney Foen in violation of the laws Of this
Commonwealth.
Witness William N. Green, Esquire, Justice of our
Police Court at Worcester this twenty day Of Sep
TENDER, in the year eighteen hundred and ffty-iye.
j. WALDO DENNY,
Clerk Of the Police Court Of Worcester.
copy, Attest; j. DAY,
500 d2 Constable Of Worcester