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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-19

ii Does the Sin % Lie
who Profits By Slave Lsborf
who initiated the Slave trsdel
what have the PhiIsnthopisfs Dons'
Thsss questions answered ~ vecfg wrr9 s's
Train, for sale By
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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-19

A III THE RAGE.-Lubusher' much al
"A mired SPRING FLOWER POLKA, for sale
"w.ya ED. ewM. BoGEL,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-19
THE STAFF OF LIFEi

NrOw on hand At Besrs CITY Feed and Flour
~ stcre-s large let Of Flour. All Of which
viii he sold NJ moderate priees--sone yer, ehesp
msv1e JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-19

CtOTTON, linen and Bobinet Musquiio Netting
~ just received and for sale at -
april B. W. AshbRs
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-19
suits for Ladies'.
To TILE LADIES.

= lpIys will please remember, that I keep al
i ways large assortment Of all tbs materials
LADiys NyyDLy AND FANCY WORK,
az worsteds, Embroidering SUE, Linen snd COZ.
ton Floss. siIk and Cotton brs,as AHa =" A'""'"'
.n,l- =. N. ASHER,
Lafayette Street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-19
CspawelI's Grammar.

A NEW system ofgrsmmsr, by the use cfvhich
IA Youths and sdults may become accomplish
ed t,rammsrisps, In three or four months, With
out the aid Of tsacher--ope large volume ~ Sse
J. MCCORMICK,
spriqim Post Once Book Store.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-19

TOBACCO. .........TOBACCoi
81 GROSS John Anderson solsce Tobacco; foui
mavIs r. ID. DAY, Druggist.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-19

rI,HE usual assortment incidental TO q wen
j stocked Feed Store, always on hand ans Tor
sale at current prices, by JOSHUA BhAh'
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-19

DUCK IIME--The very best quality and
III the largest packages sold. slwsys on hand
Contracts with planters made on favorable terms.
m.v1s JOSHUA BgAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-19

Confectionery Con tto"sry J
zoo POUNDS Jelly Gum Drops, assorted
CUU asvors; 90 Boxes Cream Chocolate ~
boxes Vanilla Chocolate. ". ~ Dhi
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-19

DURE MEpICINEs-I invite the attention o.
Pbysie' ans and Planters 70 the large stock
Of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals and Brsndies
sm daily receiving. Ny goods are all from tne
most reliable houses. You can rest assured, BY
sanding me your orders they will he filed TO your
satisfaction, and with medicines that are f'''s
and Genuine. X. d. DAi..
mar171w U"es
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-19

penditures consider the expedency of making
such alterations in existing laws as will render
more just and equal the charge for county ex-
penditures in the county of Suffolk.
Mr.. PIERCE dorchester offered the order
That the Joint Special Committee on the
Constitution, Laws, and Revision of the Stat
utes inquire into the expediency of amending
the constitution so as to provide that "the Gov
ernor and the two branches of the Legislature
respectively shall not hereafter be authorized
to propose questions to justices of the Supreme
Judicial Court, and require their opinions
thereon. On motion of Mr. ELDRIDGE of
Canton the order was laid upon the table
Mr. GRIFFIN OF Maiden Offered an order
That the Committee on the Constitution,
Laws and Revision of the Statutes consider
the expediency of so amending the constitu-
ton as to abolish the Governors Council The
order was adopted.
Among the Senate papers sent down for con-
currence was petition from Berkshire county
Tor change Of county seat from Lenox to
Plttsfield The petition was referred in con-
currence to joint special committee of two
senators and five representatives. Adjourned
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-19

cause a Blind crack it would be noticed i'm
mediately have heard that the Pemberton
mill was weak, but heard no illusions to the
work
JOHN c. HoADLEY, superintendent of Law
renee Machine Shop seven years, testified =
The defect in the pillars is eccentricity of the
core all hollow columns are liable to this, but
they siioaid not be as eccentric as these !;
when pillars are cast thicker on one side,
the thin side cools quickest; and the
unequal tension renders them liable to break !;
we test by inspection and hammering a dit
ference of half an inch thickness could be de-
tected. Have seen three pillars at the ruins,
which, if properly inspected, should have been
rejected witness was struck with the lack of
stability in the lines of support at the Pember-
ton mill; if one pillar broke, it seemed that
the whole must go down; the jar of machine
ry would act like repeated blows.
Adjourned to nine O'Clock Thursday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-19

Mr.. John E. Frye, Senator in the present
Legislature, for the Northeast Worcester Dis
trict, has resigned his seat in the Senate. His
resignation was made yesterday in compliance
with the urgent representations of his col
leagues. The reason for this step is that he is
accused of the crime of forgery. There is a
note for $500, on which, it is said, he has
criminally used the name of firm doing bust
ness on Pearl street, Boston. The report to
us is, that member of the firm in question
visited him in the Senate Chamber, two days
ago, and drew from him full acknowledge
to arrange the matter, which were still in pro-
gress, yesterday, when our informant left Bos
ton. OF course, the aim was to have him take
up the note in question, and put it out of the
way. We hear reports of other forged paper
which he has negotiated; but these reports
may be incorrect.
rumor of forgeres perpetrated by ga
member of the Legislature" foated out Of
Boston, two or three days ago, and has been
considerably discussed here, and elsewhere !;
OUT tHere was no lnllnnatlon that the criminal
was one of our Worcester County Senators.
The personal friends and close acquaintance of
Mr.. Fry, with whom we have spoken, are as
founded, and can hardly believe the report.
On Tuesday, after the facts came, out, Mr..
Frye's Worcester County colleagues had
long conference with him in an ante room of
the Senate Chamber, and he agreed to resign
his seat yesterday. 1t is sad case, and more
sad, because so wholly unexpected, and so con-
trary to the general estimate of Mr.. Frye's
character. 1t is always painful 10 lose faith in
the integrity of a respected fellow citizen, un-
less we become SO ungenerous and malignant
as to find special satisfaction in the sin and
downfall of others
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Special yfutues.

worms Worms, WOrms.-A great many learn
Gu treatses have been written explaining the origin Of
ana Classifying the worms generated in the human sys-
tenn Scarcely any topic of medical science has elected
more acute observation and profound research and yet
physicians very much divided in opinion on the SUBJ
ject. 1t must be admitted, however, that after all
mode of expeng them and purifying the body of their
is of value than the wisest dsaulstons as
to their origin.
Such an expelng agent has at last been found. Dr.
M Lanes Vermfuge to be the much sought after
specifcits efficacy being universally acknowledged by
the entire medical faculty. As further proof read the
following from ladyone of our own citizens
NV YORK, October Is, 1852.
This is to certify that was troubled with worms for
more than year was advised to use irLanes Cele-
Grated VefmVge, prepared by Fleming Bros Pittsburg
took one bottle which brought away about fifty worms;
commenced improving at and am now perfectly
We'll The public can learn my naine further partic
uiars, by applying to Mrs Hardie, No. Manhattan
place. or to T. L. Thca Druggist corner of Rutger and
Monroe streets.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DIR. M'LANE's
CELEBRATED VERMlFUGE, manuiacturedby FLEM-
ING BROS, OF Pittsburg Pa All other vcrmifuges in
comparison arc worthless Dr. Nj lanes genuine Verm
uge, also his celebrated Liver Pills. can now be had at
all respectable drug stores. None genuine witout The
sigRatmeQf FLEMING BROS.
jal9 d6tSwlt ron
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-19
MASSACHUSETTS, LEGISLATURES.
TUESDAY, Jan. II.
SEN

TUESDAY, Jan. II.
SENATE.
Mr.. BLAKE of Norfolk, from the Committee
on the Militia, reported leave to withdraw on
the petition of Charles Manning and others.
for reimbursement of expenses in the trans
portation of guns from the state encampment
The following joint special committees were
appointed by the President:
On the order relative to the State Liquor Agency
Messrs. Norton OF MiddleseX, BOynton of Suffolk
and Hotchkiss of Franklin
On the order relative to the State Valuation
Messrs Odiorne Of Suffolk, Clailn of Middlesex and
Carter of Hampden.
On the order relating to the removal of the shire
town of the county Of observation-disclosures Osgood
of Essex and Patch of Middlesex.
Mr.. FISHER of Norfolk moved reconsider
alton of the vote whereby the order in relation
to the State Liquor Agency was adopted.
The motion goes into the orders of the day.
Petitions were presented and reterred-0f
A. p Dean and others, of Cheshire, for a law
to prohibit slave hunting in Massachusetts, of
Sarah E. Wall of Worcester, praying that the
women Of the Commonwealth be no longer
taxed for their property until they have voice
Ill the government and are entitled to the
right of suffrage
By Mr.. NORTON of Middlesex, that the
Committee on Manufactures consider the ex.
pediency of providing by law for the general
inspection Of steam boilers.
BY Mr. SUMNER of Berkshire, that the Com
mittee on Railways and Canals consider the
expediency of further Legislation requiring
Railroad Companies from time to time to make
examinations of their roads, bridges and cross
ings, to report their condition to the Secretary
OF the Commonwealth.
MIR. BAILEY of Worcester, on leave, intro
duced bill making the assistant clerks OF
courts of counties, clerks to the county COM
missioners. The bill was read twice.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Petition Presented-OfN. d. George and 26
Others of Natick, Charles Crozier and II 9th.
ers OF Washington, Charles Kendall and 81
Others of Petersham, for a law to prohibit
slave hunting in Massachusetts.
On motion Of Mr.. Horizon of Reading, il
was ordered that the Committee on Public
Charitable Institutions inquire into and report
TO the Legislature whether tobacco, in any
form, is supplied, at the expense Of the state,
to the inmates Of the state almshouses, or other
public charitable institutions, and In what
manner and the expense Of the same.
On motion of Mr. AMoRY of Boston it was
ordered that the judiciary committee consider
the expediency ofmaking further provision by
law for the inspection Of furnaces and steam
boilers, also the expedency Of providing by
law for the inspection OF railroad bridges and
other portions Of their roadbeds.
On motion of Mr.. TUoKER of Boston Il was
ordered that the Committee on County Ex-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-19

A New MAP OF New EsoLAxD.-Messrs.
Baker keeney, & Co., of New York. are now
operating in this city, for subscriptions to n
new steeLengrayed map of New England
which they have nearly completed, and will
publish early in the summer. They are sue.
cessors to Cotton, and have his materials
This map, they assure us, will be very relia
Bile, being made from actual surveys, and
drawn on large scale, with the towns marked
and distinguished by colors. Post roads anc
railways will be marked on it, and there will
be carefully prepared tables of statistics. Sucl
a map will be very useful.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-19

The deaths in January were IL, February 8
March 4, April 4, May 5, June 2, July 8, Au
gust 6, September, October 2, November 8
December2 The marriages solemnized were
Is, the births recorded ia.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-19
RE NJ o VA l.. Z

The Spy oRce has been removed to 2l2
Main street. The countng-room will here
after be found there, at the head of the first
fight of stairs, first door at the right hand.
and directly opposite the old quarters.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-19

POLICE CoURT.-On Wednesday, William
P. Clifford, an old offender, on two complaints,
viz:-for larceny of two quarts of wanuts
from the wagon of L. B. Drury, keeper OF the
Poor Farm, Nov. II, and two pairs of calf
boots from the sleigh of Mr.. Drury, while in
front of Simeon Clapp's shoe store on Monday
night last--was sent to the House of Correc'
ton for one month on the first complaint, and
two months additional on the second.
Horatio S. Bartlett, for being drunk, was
fined 81 and costs, and committed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-19

The Universal Cough Remedy for all Lung
Complaints and the TOLU ANODYNE, the great Neu-
rgc Specific advertised in our columns for the
first time although they have been successfully used six
or seven We learn that the valuable character
they possess is owing to law in pharmacy-that
everything in nature created for specific purpose
The perfect adaptation of these medicines this neutral
law has called special attention them There are no in
gradients i'll their composition it is said that will niure
the most delicate constitution Descriptive circulars TO
physicians apothecaries and patients, may be found
with all who have these medicines for sale ana they are
also widely circulated The proprietors ask particular
attention to these believing their perusal will strengthen
the public confidence in these medicines As the propri
etors and admirers of these Remedies are well known
gentlemen who stand In high position in Boston and
vicinity we nope all who need such Remedies will give
them fair trial, and let know the resut-Boston
0'tVe of""ch' Nop' D. dit jal9
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vile has been appointed deputy sheriff fol
the county of Worcester.
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| BOLD ATTEMPT AT Recommendations
quarter before eleven o'clock, last evening,
signs of fire were discovered in the grocery
store occupied by Mr.. Luke knowlton, in the
basement of the boot factory of Mr.. L. s.
Stone, near the corner of Main and South
;. bridge streets. Had it not been for the prompt
and energetic efforts of the fire department.
who were early upon the spot, the whole
building, four-story one, would have been eD-
tirely destroyed. AS it is, the damage is
principally that sustained by Mr.. Knowl-
ton, caused chiefly by the water, which
drenched portion of his stock. He is in
sured for $780, at the Massasoit office in
Springfield, which is much more than enough
to cover his loss. The damage TO the building
is not material.
The occupants of the store, and the man
having in charge the shop of Mr.. Stone, left
the building at about o'clock, when every
things was safe, locking every outside door.
| The evidence of the fire having been set con-
sists in the fact that punches of shavings on
the floor, in different parts of the store, and
against both sides of the entry door leading to
the part occupied by Mr. Stone, were
found, consumed by fire, when the en-
trance was effected by the fremen, and
several baskets full of shavings were
found upon the shelves of the store, also con-
sumed nearly to a crisp. The incendiary
must have entered through Mr.. Stones part
into the store, as the door leading thereto,
which was bolted on Mr.. Knowlton's side,
when the men left at 9 o'clock, was found
to be open when the tiremen entered, the bolt
having been broken. 1t is not conjectured in
what way they could have entered the build
ing from the outside.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-19

SUPERIOR CoURr-CIv1L TERM-Judge Al
len PreSiding.-The bastardy case of Bridget
Cain VS.. Charles L. Morse was decided yester-
day by verdict for defendant.
The case of John Rhodes ct al VS.. Charles
E. Brooks, went up to the Supreme Court on
a question of law. Rice & Nelson for plain
tiffs, Chaplin & Dadmun for defendants.
The case of Church Howe VS. John L. Ba-
ker, commenced last Friday, was privately
settled between the parties.
Now on trial, case of Samuel Fagg VS.. Chas.
H. Ballard. Rice & Nelson for plaintiff Dew
ems and Stoddard for defendant.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-19

LORD BAcoNs WoRKs.-We are glad to
hear from Brown, Taggard, & Chase, Boston.
that they have in press the complete works of
Lord Bacon, to be issued in superb style in
twelve crown octave volumes. They intend to
make this new edition of Bacon, for which
great necessity exists in the market, the be-
ginning of a series of standard works of the
first class. Every effort will be made to issue
the volumes in style of excellence and mag
niicence that shall surpass anything yet pro-
duced by book makers at home or abroad.
The books will be printed upon the finest tint
ed paper, and bound in style which for beau
ty and durability will commend itself to all
tastes. Lord Bacon's works will be followed
by complete edition of the writings of Sir
Walter Scott, including bis novels and poems,
and his life by Lockhart We commend this
announcement of the work to the attention of
all who prize the best books. Lord Bacon's
works, which come to us from a past age will
outliVe most Of the publications of our time,
ana carry the splendor of his genius, with his
goluen thought generations into the far fu-
tnre There are always enough readers of
Plato to keep alive his works: and 90 viii, pa.
con live.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-19

LECTURE THIS EvENING.-The lecture be-
fore the Mechanics Association this evening,
will be given by E. p Whipple, Esq, of Bos-
ton
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-19

HARPER's MAGAZINE for February is for
for sale by E. Mellen, Jr., S. Thompson Co.,
w. H. Sanford and Keith & Comset
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-19
City anb County gntellrgente
School Meeting.

| Ihe adjourned meeting of the School Com
mttee was held at the Common Council
room last evening. In convention with the
Board of Aldermen, the vacancies in the COM
mittee were filled as follows For Ward L
DIR. Merrick Bemis, in place of o. P. Gilbert
deceased. For Ward 4--James Houghton, in
place of Alvan Allen, deceased and E. T..
Marble, in place of Samuel Hathaway, resign
| ed. For Ward Hon A. H. Bullock, in
place of Hon. W. w. Rice, resigned
! In accordance with previous vote relating
to the distribution of prize medals in the High
School, the following gentlemen were elected
to act as a Board OF Judges Rev. Alonzo
Hill, D. D., Hon. Dwight Foster, Rev. Seth
Sweetser, d. D., Mr.. Philip L. Moen, and
Hon. Geo. F. Hoar. The first award will take
place at the annual examination in April
next The visiting committees on the several
schools were completed as follows -
HIGH SCHOOL.
Hon A. H. Bullock, Rev. X. r. Shipper, Rev. j.
| j. Power, DIR. William Workman, and d. A. God
! dard.
GRAMMAR SCHOOLS.
Thomas Street. Mr.. Newton's-Dr Merrick Be-
mis-. Messrs. Thomas Magennis and A. L. Burbank;
Miss Hawes'-Messrs. Geo. w. Russell and N IL.
Andrews; Mrs. Girds-Messrs. . IL Earle and A.
Sycamore Street, Mr. Hunt's-Rev. j. H. Twomb-
y, Messrs; Goddard and John c. Newton; Miss
Manly's-Messrs. I. X. Earle and Chas. Ballard
Miss Brigham's-AIessrs. S. D. Harding and E. I.
Marble
Pleasant Street, Miss Walker's-Messrs. Workman
Ash Street, Miss Roger's-NIessrs. S. " Stone and
Jonas Bartlett
New Worcester, Miss Ayres'-Messrs. Power and
James Houghton.
SECONDARY SCHOOLS
Thomas Street Mrs Coes'-Messrs Andrews and
Russell; Miss Perry -Messrs. Ballard and Bemis
sycamore Street Miss Clapp's-Messrs I. X Earle
and Newton; Miss Lamb's-Messrs Twombly and
Magennis.
Summer Street, Miss Albee's-Messrs. Burbank
and Il. L. Smythi Miss Barnes'-Messrs. Curtis and
| Marble.
Pleasant Street, Miss Hewett's-Messrs. Goddard
and Ballard Miss Greenes-Messrs Shipper and
Ash Street, Miss Follett's-Messrs. Houghton and
| o. II. Earle
| New Worcester-AIiss Harris'-AIessrs Workman
| and Power.
Main Street, Miss spear's-Messrs. Stone aud
| Bartlett
PRIMARY SCHOOLS
Thomas. Street. Miss Merrill's-Messrs. Andrews
| and Smyth.
Sycamore Street. Miss S. w. Clements'-Messrs
Curtis and o. X. Earle Miss c r. Cements'-Messrs
Ballard and Bartlett; Miss Smiths-Messrs. Magen-
mis- and j. H. Brooks.
Main Street, Miss Bannister's-Messrs Burbank
and Marble; Miss Newtons-Messrs L. X. Earle
and Bullock.
Summer Street Miss Slater's-Messrs Power and
Harding Miss Chenery's-Messrs. Goddard and
Brooks.
Russell Miss w MuTJUn amd
stone Miss Mack's1Messrs Russell and shippen
man and Bemis; Miss Pamer'sEMessrs. shippen
ana pis ssos Streo+ Mice pu+non No.,u. poou and
Bartlett; Miss Hathaway 's-Messrs. Bartlett and
Front Street Miss Martha Hobbs,-Messrs O. X
"a Earle and Newton; Miss Kate Hobbs-Messrs Mar
and Andrews; Miss Draper's-Messr ss Harding and
oi Ns,r woroostor Mice roo. ,,o..u. p.,. AID
Twombly.
Young Mems schooILMessrsi burbank and T. X
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the subject lave not been able to find satifac-
tory explanation. The ground where the well
is sunk was filled in to the depth of II feet,
when the house was built; so that the water.
at the highest already rises feet above the
natural surface. The work still progresses at
the rate of about one foot per day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-19

u Single copies of the DAILY WEEKLY SPY, wrap
ped or otherwise may always found at our Publication
Office, Printers Exchange Foster street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-19

The deaths in January were 2, February
3, March l, April 8, May l, June l, July 9,
September 6, October g. The number of mar
riages solemnized was 16. The number of
births recorded was 49,
MILLBURY.-The whole number of deaths
in Millbury in 1859 was So, an average of in
81 inhabitants OF these 26 were males, and
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-19

WORCESTER GAS LIGHT CoMPANY.-The
annual meeting of the company ives held
Wednesday afternoon, and the old officers
were reelected as follows
GEORGE I. RICE, President; Joseph Sargent John
G; Mason, Dwight Foster, A. H. Bullock, Edward
w Lincoln, and II. l.. Halves, Directors William
Cross, Treasurer and Clerk.
1t was voted to increase the capital stock
$4,000, which, when paid in, will make the
capital Sl60,OOO For the new stock, paper
is now open at the Treasurers office, in the
Worcester Bank. The company has declared
semi-annual dividend of per cent The
damages paid by the company, on account of
the explosion on Pleasant street, in January,
1853, amount to nearly $4,000. The company
intend, during the present year, to extend their
buildings on Lincoln street. by adding to the
retort house A feet and by extending south
wardly, towards Lincoln Square, SO feet, for
thep purpose of giving additional room for puri-
hcatlon, meter house, photometer room and
laboratory, business offices, &c. The old
chimney is to be removed, and much higher
one erected, with fues SO arranged that all
odors arising from the works will be complete
y carried off. A new gasometer, capable of
holding 10000 cubic feet of gas, is also to be
constructed. The plans, which have been
deliberately prepared by Mr.. James B. Blake,
the oompany's agent and superintendent, ex-
hibit the usual good taste, skill, and judgment
CT that accomplished engineer; and the build.
ings, when completed, will be highly orna-
mental to that section Of the city.