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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-27

9nENGOVAL.-FLOUR AND GRAIN LEAGUE
3 q The undersigned, having been apponte agents of
the Worcester County Flour and Grain Leds ue will
be happy to all the members Of the League, and
those have withdrawn iher memberships under the
msa pprehension that the League about to close up
its business at their store No. o VhOmna street,
where they will served with good article of Flour at
the toUest cash price. We have facilities for the
purchase Of Flour second 10 none and therefore feel con
hdeut make It object for all whether members
not, purchase Flour of
Please can and see, at No. 10 Thomas Street, a few
doars from Main Street
ap24 dWaStf PENDEXTER & RAYMORE.
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G Err MAN FLY
PA y Err. Sure Dealt
to Flies. FRoF. AloHR,
GERMAN Fly PAPER, for
sure and certain destruction
of Flies. Ants, Bugs, Mos
quitos, &c.
This valuable article is of
: fered to the public as a Dead
ly Poison for the above nam
ed pets to all Housekeepers
and Families.
1t is perfectly simple and
safe, yet sure and certain in
its action There is likewis e
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- - 5, <. PARAER,
AzSs--7ssry, -ATTHE-
&G-----SZ2- Millbury Carriage Mandatory,
Has hand at the present time, Oarryas Phaetons
Chaises, Top Bugges, and Concord Wagons; also;
Buggy and Chaise HARM NESS ES, all new, made of the
best Materials and warranted give satisfaction Also
several second hand Carriages, which will be sold low
Repairing done to order myl9 eoiSw8mt
800 a G Is n " a n I e D
To sell several new and popular Books which pay
good profit and meet ready sale. Also large variety
Of Miscellaneous Books, which will be sold to agents at
lower rates than before offered in this place.
N. RERVEY Il CO..
No. American House Block, Nam Street,
je14 DIFF Worcester. Mass.
NEW LUMBER YARD.-We wonld invite
" the attention of builders to a stock Of LUMBER
which receiving at yard, in front of the Ma
chine Shop south of the Junction consisting Of Pine ard
Spruce Boards, Clapboards, and Shingles which will
sell very reasonable prices. We also prepared
furnish frames to order.
SINCLAIR, WEBSTER, CLOUGH, & co.
Worcester, April 29, 1856 DIFF
FARMERS who wish to improve their
~ ~ stock Will find the stable OF the subscriber
TS IN Imported DurEnam Bull, and
sszf4@@@&s also, an Az RsHIRE BULL
toth Of these Bulls fiue animals and will be SHIELD
to service" as above Though the
He has also TEN NEW MILCH COWS, which will be
sold at low hgure ELLIOTT SWAN
apps dawH Washington Square Hotel Worce stu
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miscellaneous.
t. M J. a NJ B.
~ WATCH Els ~
sgGShTM CLOCKS, (sS9<upM
sSsSsss<s.zAE& JEWE LRY ,4zsSsss.sEg&&

The public invited to examine the great variety Of
Fine Gold and Silver Watches, in store 81 Main St.
Harrington Corner) The subscriber giving particular
attention to this branch of his business confident that
he CAN aud WILL offer inducements to purchasers worthy
of their notice.
u All Watches sold at this establishments are warrant
ed to prove recommended, perfect satisfaction will
be given.
All descriptions of Ladies and Gentlemen's Jewelry,
such Gold Guard, Vest and Fob Chains Cold writing
Pens (he best in the country, Lockes Pencils and Fin
ger Rings; choice variety OF 6odd Stone Mosaic
and Cameo Pins, Ear Knobs. and Drops &c; all of which
will be sold at the LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH.
N. B.-Partcuar attention given to fine Watch Re
pairing 7. NJ. LAMB,
daw6 275 Main street
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Ia rss- PROvID AVN
s-sda-F---sss' " WORCESTER RAILROAD Simmer
Trains VIII leave as follows "''~ls0'
Providence for Worcester 7aO and 1145 a. NJ, and
43Op. ' "AN
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NO DANGER TO APPREHENDFD from the insects poison.
ing anything they may in contact with after eav-
log the Paper and it possesses great advantage over
MI other Poisons its not being liable to be iSfak-
en-, thereby preventing those edents which
of almost daily occurrence It can be hung on he walls
Of in the window, ont # the reach of children
although little fear need be apprehended of its inurng
them
Fall directions each sheet Retail price cents per
lheet.
BURR, FOSTER & CO., ] Cornhill Boston, General
Agents for the Nsw England States and British Provinces,
10 whom all orders should be addressed. ie21 daw3m
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EEOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING,
al GRAINING, &c.
j. j. 0NEIL wishes to inform the citizens of Worcester
and vicinity, that be has commenced business the
Of Old Market and MGin Street, under the Ex-
change Hotel, where all orders in above line will be
promptly attended rhe subscriber being practical
workman of unquestionabe experience both in Europe
and America feels confident of giving complete satsfac
ion to all who may favor him with call; and hopes by
tct attention business merit share of public pat
onage.
Specimens of Granting to be on the premises.
mch1S d6mSw2t+
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EsAIR MATTRASSES.-A fine lot Of fne
quality Hair Mattresses for sale low. by z. G.
PARTRIDGE CO., $50 Main street, up stairs, opposi
the Post Office. my1 du
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no LET.-Three very desirable tenements in good
repair, on Exchange street, near Merrifelds ma
chine shop. Inquire at Nos. 6 and Worcester Bank
Block. myS distf
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90 Get.

SIO r. TO l. K T.
One of the Best Locations in w OPcesIer.
INQUIRE AT BoYDEN's EXCHANGE OFFICE.
mch26 diff
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= III GID III IN

SOO Hail Bbls j. Williams,
Just received and for sale by 7. & j. SUTTON,
June 20. Not Mechmuic St,
GELF-SEALiNG FRUIT CANS.-The
- subscribers, agents for the Manufacturers have
ha aud for sale at retail by the quantity Arlhurs
Patent Self ang Cans and Jars keeping Fruits and
Vegetables D their natural These Cans and Jars
have besn in for the last years. have give
entire satisfaction and considered far superior to
other offered Tor sale WIN. o. sMETT \ eco.
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no MAsoNs AND BUILDERS.
Lime, CG1cined Plaster, Cement, & Hair,
Constantly hand Of the best quality. Persons want
ing any Of the above articles will do well to call before
purchasing elsewhere All orders will be promptly filed
the shortest notice, and Mr. Lewis Smith will be happy
to wait upon all who call upon him. he having charge
of this branch o. business his old stand corner Of
Mulberry and Pine Streets, Washington SQUIRE near the
Boston Freight Depot.
o X EARLE. jel2 dawtf
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Rnilr0005
.z1sss.s=ssrs FITCHB "RG & yVORCEs-
| s TER RAILROAD.

TIME FREEDMEN ARRANGEMENT.
On and after MONDAY June 18TH, Passenger Trains
viii leave Ftchburg at 50 a. M 1850, As, and at 610
p m or after the arrival of trains from the Vermont and
Massachusetts, and Cheshire Railroads.
RETURNING,
Leave Worcester at $50 and II 90 M. 400, and 730
pm IVRRS PHILLIPS, Pres't.
Fitchburg, June I6, 1850. diff
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an = sppsa to .oss WAC wl.h, a. D.. 9. A. HILls.
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Q. BLOOD d SONS
Having taken the old stand on Canal Street. formerly
cupied by VIM F. WOOD, beg leave to inform the publ
that they now prepared to 81 to order, and will
keep constantly on hand, All kinds of Carriages
made of the best materials and manship Particular
attention paid to all kinds of Carriage Repairing.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-09

THE Reject FREsHET IN MAssA-
cHusETTs.--The Boston Journal, of the
28th ult., says:
The recent frcshet causedgreat dam
age in Franklin county, in this State.
In Coleraine nearly all the bridges are
gone, and the bridges on Deerfeld and
Green rivers are all more or less dam
aged. The works Of J. Griswold, at
Griswoldville, are said to have been
injured to the amount of $4,000 or
$4,000. The total damage in Cole
rain is estimated at several thousands
Of dollars; one new bridge, costing
ST., 500, was swept off with the rest.
AT Northampton, in Hampshire
county, portion Of the embankment
Of the Canal Railroad was washed
away, Bay State mills we're damaged
several hundred dollars worth, and all
along Mill river the dams and factories
were more or less injured. Damon d
Sons mill-dam, badly injured in
previous freshet, was so badly damaged
that they will not rebuild it this sea-
son. Ns
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-09

ACCIDENT TO Ma. J. w. WALLACE
JR.-The New York Evening Mirror,
Of Friday last says:
Mr.. J. w. Wallack, Jr., was wounded
during the performance at the Buffalo
Theatre on Monday night. He fell
upon bis claymore and the sword, be-
ing rough and hacked,it sawed through
the muscle leaving ragged wound.
fortunately no large vessel was cut
though the wound bled for q time
profussly.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-09


Comet Elm q copy Of The revised
Statues Of the Corporation Of this
city, made by orr fellow.citisen James
q. Gayle, Esq., some years ngo, ] End
nm ordinance prohibiting any organ
griding, or other Inherent music in
the stress, and as ! conceive this to
be a wreck Of ancient arbsrism---this
prescription Of organ grinding, ! des-
ire---in absence cf other local excite.
ment, to call up the question again,
and agitate tho public mind 80 "a to
shake out OF II, some better reason for
the act, than was given, al the time
Of it's passage. All England has re-.
Gently been agitated, from centre, to
circumference Oh the subj act Of Music
-" Sunday music In the Parks" SO
you will zee, that even nndor their
mouarclieal institutions the right Of
the people TO music In tho streets on
week days, has not been questioned.
Then, why should such an ordinance
exist here, within the shadow Of 30
many liberty poles classieally dedi.
Gated, in patriotic words Of burning
eloquenoe The present hoard 10
decidedly an Improvement board, and
/ for one hope that in tho absence Of
something elset do !; the question Of
"rspeal will be agi'ated. For my
part, | like to bear an organ occasion.
ally; ny, and see q monkey In mill
tary uniform dance to It's music. !
like to SEQ The children geather around
and gaze with delight, on the dansers
Of a respectable quadrll in The front
Of the box---a quadrill such as our
sainted forefathers INDUCED in before
hidden charms became common and
hoops and huggipg got to be fashion.
able. There Is nothing improper 10
this--even The Rev. TIC, cannot say
!" these are improper images" /" Var
iety IL Tie spice Of life," 80 said by
Nuncie soloman himself, who acted
upon the principle. Now, when We
hear The continued squeaking Of
political organs--tbnt blunt the ear
and dull the sensibilities like the graf.
ing Of a wheel. daily, we can see no
reason sufficiently strong, why street
music should be- in'erdic,ed.
If the City Council, do not feel at
liberty to hold Of the statue ID qnes-
ton and and expunge 1t from the re.
cord, then let us have the sense Of
tho people taken. Music
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-09


CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS- IN THE
CHARLESTON DisTRIcT.--The Charles
ton Standard, of Monday last. says:
Though but two days have passed
since the announcement of the intend
ed withdraw Of Gov. Aiken. there are
already several entries for the Con-
gressional race. There are thus far
proposed as candidates, Gen. james
Gadsden, +. D. Richardson. Esq, Col.
John Cunningham, VIM. r. Taber, Jr.,
Esq, VIM. Whaloy, Esq, Hon. T.
Leger Hutchinson, and h. w. Soy
mour, ESQ.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-09

KANSAS AccouNrs,--There arc
some persons. who require daily, just
80 much Ere and birthstone to help
their digestion. For such, the tele-
cratic and other dispatches from Kan.
says--giving aayal accounts are got
ton up. Il is . very harmless kind Of
literature to indulge in the readingo
less pernicious, perhaps, than the yel-
low colored trash that sentimental
misses sigh over; but to such as like
the truth tho plan. simple, naked
and unvarnished truth: let us say
again that there is no reliance to be
placed, in one word coming from Kan
sas, in the present condition Of the
affairs of the territory.
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f1sHE ExERCisEs al this Institution viii ~
/ sufned on Monday, September the gth w.
The Principal has purchased The txtsnstNnd
elegant building and grounds hefelbfore Mwh
"A Be. Peter and &c. pAui College. The c6fate-
ners of the arrangements for comfort Afl(m4
rsosement oflhe pupils, VIII II u hoped; Ills
for tbs Establishment eentlnuk6es Ut lkai
patronage.
ces sll the branches d . nhfshed Ebalishhd
French sdtea tian. French does mot fosm IN lrx
charge aud Il daily spoken Ii the Instltails-.
Music, both v seal and iBstfunsntx1y Will fsxs
particular Intention.
The punctnAl and early attendance oil The.
pills ID respectfully urged upon the patrons.
Terms Per sessi0ss " E1vs nlemthl
board, Tuition IN English snd french. .9ito
Plano Or Guitar VIII n in..ramsi's PER no
Drawins sndpsinslns u u 4, .n
German, Italian, OF spanish. ......t........ 10
Dancing, per month ss..s......s.s..s.N
i ms's sna bedding, ii iinis.d
Elementary ,.. .ss clas. AK scholars PR 40
For nirthsr particulars apply " iestsr 81 III.
Ally 10 the Principal II i6e fnssltation.
REFERENCE6.
Most Reverend Archbishop Blame.
The Reverend Clsrgtmeft 0f the ajouiK
parishes.
Governor Wickliiie.
Ex-Governor Hebsrt.
Hon. A. q. Heron, Heeretary Of the BtAM
Gap. Albert Pike, ofNsw Orleans.
sept . dfmkN1m.
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JESSIE DON'T YOU Guy.
Tuss--.sohi susannaA. -

The following poetic gem was writ
ten in New England and there dedi-
Gated. The music goes TO the melody
Of "susannah,' which IL a National
air. and for this reason, Il bas attract.
cd the attention Of one Of our readers
a conservative Old Liner, who re.ded.
icatos il to the fostering care and at.
tention Of the "Fillmore Rangers Of
East Baton Rouge" Col. P, the
gallant leader Of The Rangers" will
oblige a host Of the admirers Of "Su.
sannah" to try II on, and see how It
goes:
oh, my dear Jessie,
Don't you cry for me;
I'm afraid that long'd for White HOUSE
I'll never, never see.
love the great Republicans,
And for Che poor blacks sigh;
Hut all l feHr will do no good
Oh, my dear Jessie,
Don't you cry for me;
I'm going up Salt River,
With DutchmAn on each knee.
I've climbed the Rocky Mountains,
Andtraveled far and wide;
But after next election
know not where III hide.
I tried TO catch Americans,
But they were all too shy;
They somehow knew too much for mo
Yet Jessie don't you cry.
Invent To California,
And Surveyed many q river,
The Irish vote tried TO get,
But they oil answered antver,"
And every true American
VIII knock me into .'pi.p
Iwish ia stayed In Oregon
Jessie don't you cry.
Iguess my dear, to Washington
We will not 80 quite YET
We cannot "give them Jessie" now
fear we'll Jessie get
The Fillmore men will put us down,
And there we'll have to lie;
Where we've worked and toiled 10 hard.
Yet, Jessie, don't you cry.
Oh, my dear Jessie,
Don't you cry for me,
I'm going up Salt River,
With Dutchman on each knee.
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= -
Cessnsss nieas ted.

Mn. CoMnr LII il meets your ap.
probation / would BE- happy 70 lay
before your readers tho progress Of d
young church now springing up IN
our midst. Men ID all ages have
been prone to research aud disposed
to view every question presented be
fore him In ito various lights, and sep
arate from The good, that which ID
evil. But there are few who, from
ignorance, superstition and interest
denounce everything thai Is new, not
from tho ialacy Of Its doctrine, but
because their narrow minds ARE too
contracted TO comprehend Its spirit
aud too stupid 10 understand its prin-
ciples. We are proud that Baton
Rouge has ever been noted for its
progressive institutions as we'll in re.
religion as politics and that tue people
are awakened from their lethergy aud
are capable Of seeing their true state
OF social condition.
/ believe every man should have a
hearing, If right lot bis doctrines DO
propigated, If wrong. public opinion
will put them down.
A few citizens Of this place, short
time since, invited the Rev. Mr.. Byipg.
ton TO deliver series OF lectures Oh
The Universal Doctrine Of Salvation,
which was accepted and last Sunday
listened to bis discourse and must
say that II was highly entertaining
and that | have never listened TO q
more logical-.-more profonnd--more
forcible and eloquent disquisition upon
theology for many years.
If those who think tho doctrine 10
untenable and the principles unsafe,
will come and hear them expounded,
by an able hand, ! will venture to say,
be will 20 home II not convert, at
least little reluctant to swallow the
odious and hearlless doctrine Of etern-
al damnaiion,
Mr.. Byington, proved by Protestant
commentators, that the word damn,
was perverted by giving ID the general
meaning, now used IL the English
language, and that In tho original IL
means condemn with the same pro.
pretty, and bad Ia every instance, re-
ference to temporal affairs, that were at
that time trauspiring every day. That
a literal Hell OF fire and birthstone,
was q mental phantom, conjuraiion
of diseased imagination, without
foundation In scripture, and contrary
TO the noble, bepifeent and exalted at
tributes Of O benevolent God.
He spoke about an hour aud half,
leaving no stone unturned, amid the
most marked attention from bis little
congregation Of about fifty individuals.
Mr.. Byington, is not soliciting pub
lie favor, nor seeking popularity but,
IL popular sentiments increases ID tho
same ratio that il has began, 1t will
not BIO many months till the Comet,
will be called upon to notify the deai-
cation Of another church, devoted to
the true religion Of Christ, and one
which takes within its folds the whole
human race lone which knows no
Jew, no Gentle, no Partially to a few
bigots who elect themselves as fit sub
jecss for Heaven and then condemn
the rest Of mankind to eternal dam
nation.
We only ask hearing from the
people, and If we don't rise above party
Recommendations, then let us fall beneath
the whitening hand Of truth and justice.
Your Obedient Servant,
A FRIEND TO PROGRESS.
~
Tur prer.r EpratrrT III MAsaA.
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q u M SALOON.
vTyHIS well known Saloon and ?

TNHIS well known Saloon and u
l. Restaurant, having under.
gene thorough repairs, IL now 81.
ranged 10 accommodate parties, and %
up AZ short notice, Oystsrs, Red Fish, |
other delecacies. to please the rsIats
cosnoissenrs and bon vivants. The desia
the proprietor, Il to win soS the Gem Sale
a wide spiesd reputation a. the best Resi-
rat, In the State outside Of New OrIsanf
scp-s.6m STEPHEN BASEL1sCO
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-09

ET The French steamship Alma
left New York on the 2stk ult., for
Havre, with thirty five passengers and
$4,000 in specie.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-09
iSiiKEi,.

On Monday evening, 9Th inst vIfOK
TOUzts, native Of Pau Besrn, Tncs,
and for the last 10 Or 10 years 4 resisht of
this city--sged ~ years.
His friends and acquaintanees ii RI.
spectfally invited 10 attend his funsrkthis
morning at o'clock from tho Csolic
Church.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-09

To Planters, Mechanics and Other
DER Steam ship and Sailing Vessel /
L are constantly receiving large sdditis
to our already varied stock Of Shelf 1
Heavy Hardware. Call and examine 10
and prices at MONTANA HUGUETs
septic. Church 81. opposite H. Hon
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-09
DrvIg Store For SaIe,

'FHE UNUEHdlHNEU, beIng Obliged 70 leave
L Europe on account Of family Interests; Of
for sate, his Apothecary Shop, we'll known AZ
cupying one Of the best locations Ia Baton Ron.
II contains complete assortment 81 Medicin
Perfumery, Paints de-, oil fresh ana In nrst RI
condition.
The terms Of sale, viii be advantageous; 40 II
the purchaser cannot fail cf success besides the b
tom II Of the best. a order stiu more to eniias
the facilities Of the purchaser OF the Drug sto
the undersigned is willing TO Jesse for i term
pears, either part or the whole OF his house,
else to sell the house. at the option Of the n
chaser. lsuR-s0-6m. b. JOURDAN.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-09

rThe Chinese tea crop tits said,
will have q full average this season.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-09
FOR SALE

4 NEGRO WOMAN, shout 90 years Of age
q A good House Servant, Wssher and Iron
For particulars tn4uixs st III Genet 0@oe.
sept 20.
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NfAHiliEIl.

In New Orleans on Wednesday, 4 Ord
instant, by the Rev. j. @. Keenerls. G..
NORRIS, Esq, Private Secretary |, the
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana, tMiss
Il. A. DODsON, both Of Baton Ro,e.
In New Orleans, by Judge Daly,sixth
Justice OF the Peace, Mr.. ID. Y. B8JA~
MIN, Of New Orleans, to Mias SARA X.
O'GON OR, Of Baton Rouge.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-09

10 Congress at its late session
appropriated the sum Of 81, $50, 900 to
be expended in ihs District Of Colum-
bio.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-09
To Rent.

TOUR convenient Rooms suitable for 80
L Attorney OF Physicians Office ON l:itN
the second floor Of the Brick Building I.ssl
corner Of St. Ferdinand ard Africa 6ts.,
II application II made soon. Apply 10 the und
signed. lsep.5tf H. ". BAB1N
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Spfrial MGtiffs

Received per iats AFr4valss
Inn BAGS Liverpool Fall, ID fine Or,
lUV 80 Hbls. Crescent Mills sup9ns
Flour Isepto BAAHss 4 BkrJAM
st. M msr VS. Acade m
Baton Rouge, "a.
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Gge 9ailg' Comet.
RATION RotjdE,aa.sEpT D, 1865.

BALI An Amirs HpHinas.---.on
Wednesday the 24h instant, The time
appointed by Col. Preston Pend, 10
meet the Hon. john Movey, at Amite
Springs, In public discussion; there
will be a public ball at the Springs on
The night Of that day. A large crowd
IL expected BY that time, the ther.
nometer will have gone down, which
will give room for patriotism to ascend.
II IL positively TOO warm, az yet, To
indulge much warmth, on the present
political aspect, ofthings.
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y A RIVAL no ATHENS 81 ackson has
long worn the laurel crown al the
Athens Of Louisiana !; but we think,
from the number Of new buildings now
Ia course Of erection, expressly for cd
vocational purposes, that Baton Rouge
ID getting TO be a rival. We have
now--Aoufishing under very liberal
patronage. schools Of the first class
cay, to commence with, Professor Ma
gruder's, Collegiate Institute, for young
men who have passed through the ru-
dimental branches; Miss victors Sem
mary, for Young Ladies'; DR.. and
Mrs. Slosson's Female Collegiate In
sti.utc, Mrs. Reads Seminary, and
the Rev, +. Castle.on's embyo insti.
tuition; the buildings for which
large and commodious, are now 60
ing up, on Fifth street. To this list
may be added the State Institute for
educating mutes and the blind. Our
Public schools. though piuing under
the abortion Of the Public school law,
will yet hold up their heads IN favora-
bic comparison with the public schools
Of other section Of the State. Altogeth-
or I'VE think that the Capital presents a
more attractive prospectus for the COM
ing season than any other place--out
side Of New Orleans, in the State.