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,v"y beautiful They recalled TO our mind the
lines OF cur American poet, comme, cling =

V"y htahIlul They recalled 10 our mind the
hneS Of cur American poet, cOmme ,cing;-
" Thou blossom bright Nth autumn dew "
Mrs H. :. Rice presented two vases of flowers
and basket filled, almost entirely of Verbeuas,
hne oil their kind, being, mostly of rich dark
colors.
Mr. Jas Sheppard Jr., contributed fine Dwarf
orange.
Some mammoth sunflowers were the offering
OF Mr.. Joseph Sargent of Leicester. We thought
o. Moore's exquisite lines" As the Sunflower
turns TO his God etc. " and smiled at the idea OF
poetry ard sentiment 10 connection y it'll those
vastly ugly things
Mr. VIM. c. Capron OF Uxbridge contributed
bouquet and stand OF mixed flowers, some very
beautiful
A little basket of choice flowers attracted our
attention, by the taste with which they were ar
ranged, but as the contributors name was not al
hrmed, we are unable TO say to whom the praise
belongs. We must, however, beg leave to assure
the LADY that she has cause to blush tor her
offering.
We thing that, upon the whole, the exhibition
OF this year was as fine as any that have proceed.
ed 1t and we trust that the Society will ieel
encouraged TO continue their exertions in a cause
SO satisfactory 10 themselves, and so beneficial to
their fellow beings. The subject OF Flowers is
one IN whicn almost every person is instructed
IHese are Out lew who do not admire these beau
utul gifts OF God, that bear upon every opening
petal, the traces of his love, and spring up and
blossom, and give forth their sweets, il in praise
to their maker We are glad to see taste for
ttultlvaung flowers rapidly spreading in America.
We think the surest way to improve the morals
oil people IS TO teach Nhem 10 cultivate the pro-
ductions of Nature, and we hope tie time will
come when every way side cottage will have its
Hover border and its rose-trees.
Respectfully submitted for the Committee.
Oct. Z, I84S
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DIR, d. H. RIOOD.

6fEzssS Proposes TO resume the Practice Of Medi-
OITYYYY cine, far relates TO the treatment of
the Diseases of Children, viii arise from
difficult denon IL is fact, that OF The irregular
ies and consequently many Of the defects the second
of Geth, Gauss by mismansgeme during the
eruption and before the appearance of the st teeth
The practice OF Dentistry Tor several years past has
made prncip and Of denttiOn also The
irrtations resulting from il familiar and therefore APP
prOpriate department OF practice.
ABBY at 100 Main Street, or at House.
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How TO ANSWER A PETITION. An exchange
paper says that reputation waited upon the Pa
cha OF Egypt, and requested mitigation Of GER
,oin grievances. The Pscha hung the whole
delegation.
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DIR. i. G. MEAD,

Dentist, (late OF Providence, r. r J
OIfYYYp Taxes this method to inform the Ladies
and Gentlemen of Worcester, that he has
permanently local ed himself this City in The practice OF
Dental Surgery,
where he will perform all operations in his profession aer
the most modern and scientific metho Is. All work will
be warranted give perfect abstraction. and charges
made in conformity with The times. Office in Waldo
Block, No. l53, Main Street. sept Is
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Dr. m, n, BISHOP,

sSf0FNS GS~ OPERATES in all branches Of
FEN q ST Dentistry, at No. l52, Main ST.
90 The liberal patronage he has en-
joyed In Worcester the past two years. enables him TO re-
fer those wishing work, to great variety OF operations
He hopes by the best of references skill and in
ranging artificial teeth low prices and warranted work.
satisfy all that employ him. June g
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PATRICK HEREN,

County Leitrim Ireland. He arrived New York about
year snce and supposed to be in the vicinity Of that
city Any Information respecting him. will be thankfully
by his brother JAMES BERBN, Worcester Mass
New York papers requested TO publish this notice
Worcester Oct Is. d6lA
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IL hereby given, that have given my son.
In OLIVER LAVERTY, minor, his time TO act and
trade for himself shall claim Of his earnings nor
pay any OF his debts rom this day.
Worcester, Octi5, ls4S. d. ROBERT LAvBRTY.
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t<E-An Irish paper says "Mr Lumley gives
Jenny Lind El0 900 and dinner for six each day,
for thirty six performances in the provinces, al
ter which, ii is said, she retires from the stage"
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Worcester, SO. Probate OGcG, september 20, 1915.
TO all persons interested in the Estate OF JOSEPH
WOODS, late of LeominsIer, decreased, Greeting.
YO6 are cited to appear Court of Probate TO be
holden At FitcfbIrs on the eighteenth day OF Octo-
Der next, TO show why the first and final
rendered by Leander Wonds the Administrator, Of his
administration OF said Estate. shuuld not be allowed.
d3w+ CHAS. G. PRENTISS. Reg.
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NEW DIRECTORY.

VtHE Worcester Almanac Directory, and Bust
Advertiser for ls49 is now in press All heads
OF families persons in business within the Cenlre Dis
tric who do not know that their names 81 have been
correctly taken by the persons who have visited every
house and shop in the village for the purpose and all who
have removed within three weeks, who expecl soon 10
remove will confer iAvOr the publisher, by handing
in, in uritiag the correct Information nae datty,
that the Directory may continue to be las has been
heretofore pronounced to be the most perfect Directory
in the country"
All who wish avail themselves Of the best MEDIUM for
AdUsrfising in Worcester County, will please hand in
their advertisements Without Gsay TO the Book JOB and
Gard Printing Dfice VI
HENRY J. ROWLAND Publisher,
Oct d3t le9 (late l7D Main Street.
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A" DIVING BELLE" One Of the fair bath
ers at Newport, last season, received the soubrt-
quet OF the solving BELLE" tor her wonderful
aquatic performances.
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DnmCfTlg.

Mr. T. r. GAsZYNSKI begs 90 inform his friends and
patrons, In Worcester that he will his classes In
Fencing and Dancing on Monday, the l5th inst In BRIN
LKY HALL. Applications may be made ai &. LIvER>
NoEE's Bookstore. d6t Oct. 2.
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The subscribers have formed coRnexion 10 the bust
ness Of Dsnstry, which will be continued at the Old
Stand 100 Main Street. O. II. BLOOD, NJ. D..
Sept. 22-u C. b. COOK, NJ. ID.
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wROss's XPress forward all sorts OF par
GELS and small cases. through direct, the Worcester
Rail Road Newport, FdH RUer, Bristol and HorTe"
July a. dwtf
COpartnerShip Dissolved.
THE copartneshp heretofore existing between the sub
i scribers, under the firm ofWHlTE y RICE, Is this
day by mutual consent dissolved. d. y, WhlTE,
N. E.vilage, July =, ls48. dSwA A. w. RICE.
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Messenger,s Nntice.

WORCESTER, October 10, lS46.
HENRY CH PIN, E.q Commissioner Of insolvency
Tor the County of Worcester has this day ssued q
Warrant against the Estate OF GEORGE SESSIONS Of
Worcester in said County, machine builder and late
partner in the ms 0 HIVE & s>Ips and II we Ses-
Sims d. e. InsoVent lebIOr, AMI The payment Of any
debts the delivery of any property belonging 10 sAia
Insoven debtor. him Tor his and the transfer
Of any property hy him are forbidden by Jaw.
The first meeting of the creditors at sad debtor will
be 3e the uce Of said Commissioner, in Worcester
in said County, on The t0 0urh day Of October init
ut O'Clock in The forenoon, 1r the proof of debts
and the hnice Of assignee assgnees Of his Estate
d6lwlt43 J. DAY, =. Messenger.
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HARDIHooD OF Trees. The trees grown on
Long Island are found, by experience, to be OF
harder character than any others, in conse-
quence OF the exposed position in which they are
grown. The island being narrow, with the ocean
on the one side, and the East river, or Sound on
the other, there is an exposure to all wind and to
every degree OF cold; and it is these vascillaticns
OF climate that form the real test OF hardihood far
more than climate permanently cold The con
sequence is, the trees grown in this severe loca-
ton are harOier than any others grown in the
United States Immense numbers of trees are
sold to the New England States, and even TO New
Hampshire, Maine, and Canada, where they
thrive admirably. The pref udce that some have
imbibed at the 2'orth against Southern trees can
have no APPLICATION whatever TO those grown on
Long Island, and more than half the trees annu-
ally sold in Boston from this Island, although
often sold as northern trees, to suit the prejudice
and frequently with caution, at the same time,
against all southern trees, (even including Long
Island) 1t is, perhaps, not saying too much 10
state that fully one-haf of the most Furnishing
aud productive fruit trees now existing in New
England were obtained from this Island.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, october g. I645.
To all persons interested in the Estate of ABRAHAM
SANDERSON late of Iunehburg decreased, Greeting.
you are cited TO appear at Court of Probate TO be
holden at Fitchburg he eighteenth dav of Octo-
Der Instant TO show why the instrument which
putports TO he the last Will and Testament said de-
ceased should not be approved and sarah Sanderson of
said luneHhurg, appointed Administrator with the Will
annexed, OF the Estate Of said decea, ed.
atOi6* CIIAS. G. PRENTISS, Reg.
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i. l.. ]. PREYOST.

FRENCH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN AND
SURGEON, Office and Botanic Depot BARKER &
EsTABRooKs STORE, Up STAIRS lst door the right,
O13df 227 Main Street, Worcester.
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COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Free Soil voters OF the several towns i'll
the County Of Worcester, requested to send
delegates to Convention TO be held at the City
Hall in Worcester, on TUESDAY, the 18th day
of October inst, at L O'clock A. NJ, to nominate
five persons as candidates to represent the County
in the State Senate for the next political year
Each town Is entitled to six delegates, and six
additional for each representative more than 90 e
to which any town may be entitled in the State
Legislature. Per order,
ALEx'R DEWITT,
Chairman Free Soil County Committee.
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FARM FOR SALE,

FARM FOX SA IL.
- CIEUArEO in the Town Of Rutland alb out II
EaiFA - miles North from the Meeting House, contain
4slA ing hundred and hirty>two es of land d.
vide into Moving, Pasture ami Woodland, with a varis
~ Of frat. The House Barn and buildings all excellent
repair. The would be sol reasonable
exchanged for estate in Worcester. For further in
formation enquire of the subscribers the premises
coll A. DE WITT. GEO. E. MAKEPEACE.
Worcester, Oct 5. d3w
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Forester, IS. Probate Office, October S. I84s
To all nersnns interested in the Estate of MARK
WllITCONB laie of WinchendOR deceased Greeting
YOU are cited TO appear a Court of Probate be
holden at Te npetOn the nineteenth dav of Octo-
Der next, to show why the account rendered by
Elisha Murdoch and Amasa Whitney, ar, the Admins>
traitors of their administration of said Estate should
be allowed. dtO6 CHAS. C. PRENTISS, Reg.
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Insurance against Fire!

The Etna Insurance Company,
No. SO State-st., Hartford, Conn.,,
With sound and drdilable Capital Of $3.50, 900,
OFFER their protection against loss damage by fire
~ the citizens Of Worcester and it's vicinity. II nsnI
Dwelling Houses and Furniture Stores and MerchandE e
generally Factories and Mills the most favorahIs
terms.
This Institution has been in operation nearly quarter
century-its reputation or liberal adjustment and ia
Fromptitude in paying losses we'll known and esIab
ilGhed. THOMAS X. BRACE, Pr eatdent.
SIMEON L. LoOMIs Secretary.
Hartford, March 6, le45. isIf
u Persons DESTROYS of obtaining insurance in the above
Company, REFERRED for particulars 10 A. n
BULLOCK, ESQ.,. WALDO BLOCK, Worcester, Mass.
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CHLORUFORM

DIR. HARRIS, l54 Main Street, is prepared TO Extract
Teeth lphout PAIN the Of this recently discovered
Substitute fer Ether-CHLoROFoRM.
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DIR. A. ID. GOULbET,
ROtnnic PhuSicinn.

THE SICK MANS FRIEND, hns recovered from his
indispostion and is again ready attend all
sonaI calls. Office 227 Main Street Hours from to y
A. NJ, and to P. NJ. t-sept 20
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A NUMBER OF teachers are still wanted for the Schools
IA in the outer districts OF this City for the coming
winter. Yeung men DESTROYS of engaging In such Schools
are requested to make application 20 the subscriber.
W. LAZELL, secy Sch Gen.
Werces,sr Oct H. dlOt r1t42
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GiIbert'S Patent Plates.
THIS principle Ofsetting Teeth without spriRss 10
used NY lid HF. BISHOP.
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FRUIT TREES, sc.

re FRUIT TREES, sc.
-=- The Worcester Nursery
y ell stacked with variety of FRUIT and
/ ORNAMENTAL TREE and SHRUBS such rs APP
pie Trees. Pears Pums, Cherries, Peaches, ApIicots
Nectarlnes inces English GoseberTes, Currants Firs
and ether Esergreens, Eurnpeaa Mountain ASH Roses
P@0hies. &c all in fine order for trans planting.
u The Autumn considered by many the best time
for ira spanIng .an1 beIier selection probably be
now made than in the Spring those wishing Trees, &C.,
viii do well to order them
II fine collection OF HARDY PERENNIAL FLOW.
ERING PLANTS and the Autumn is the best time set
them. Also good assortment OF TULIPS HYACINTHy
and other Bslbs. SAMUEL Ii. COTTON.
Worcester mo-, sept. 10. dw5w
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THE ROSE. | see all flowers round about me
here ia ing and dying, and yet l alone am ever
termed the fading away, the easily perishing
Rose. Ungratetul men do not make my short
existance pleasant enough TO you Do not In
truth, after my death even prepare for you sep
ulchre OF sweet odors, medicines and ointments
tull OF refreshing and Strengthening quahuesl-
And notwithstanding this hear you ever singing
ana saying, "Oh! how fading, how easily perish
ing is the rose!''
Thus lamented the queen of flowers upon her
throne, perchance already in the first perception
OF her declining beauty. A maiden, standing be-
fore her, overheard her and said: "Be not angry
with us, sweet pretty ONT! Call not ingratitude,
that which Is higher love, the wish OF a fond in
clinaiion, we see all flowers around US die, and
we consider such the destiny OF flowers but thee,
thee alone, do we wish and hold worthy of i'm
mortality. Ii we find ourselves disappointed in
our desires, yet leave to us the lan,entatlon by
which in thee we bewail our destiny, all the beau
ty, YOUTH and joy OF our life we compare to thee,
and as they like myself witber away, SO do we
sing and say 'Ah! how fading, how easy to fall to
pieces is the Rose!' "-Herder.
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FREE SoIL LECTURES Mr. Russell Of Lynn will
deliver an address the great issue beore the
people OF this CountTy-SLdrtry and Freedom the
chnatiOnS OF the SlavepOwer aud the duties and espon>
solHes OF Northern freeman IN the present political
SIS IN the following towns in the County Of Worcester
viz.
Warren, Tuesday evening Oct. II
w. BOyIsion, " ednesIay "l8
ClntonviIle, Thursday ZIG
Princeton Tuesday "24
estmnlsler, Wednesday "25
AShhurnham Thursday "26
Will the friends oil sod the above named places,
please make the necessary arrangem enis.
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Rooms to Lei.
WANTED.
GIRLS WANTED.

VXTANTED OF American Girls 10 work in shop
w constant employ and good wages, but those
good character need apply. For further Information IN
auire az this O1lcc d Oct.
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LOST,
DETWEEN Austin street and South Worcester,
Id Thursday last, Blue and Drab BEAD PURSE. con-
tanning three dollars ninety odd The finder by
leaving il the American Temperance House, shall be
suitably rewarded. d. Oct s.
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LOST,

DETWEEN Gold and Austin Street. a GOLD BRACE
u LET with five Canoes, marked A. A. B. Whoever
will return the to the Store of Dea. GODDARD,
shall he suitably rewarded. Sept 22*
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o. DROKE INTO THE ENCLOSURE Of the
H~NTA Dsubscrber In Jane July last, one years.
YIN ing stear, NO particular mark common size,
$4,000 pale red the owner is requested TO call on the
subscriber pay charges and take his property.
Worcester, Oct. 5. EZEKIEL DANIELS
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CUMBERLAND COAL.

'5k Bt!cksLone Coal Conlpony has taken yard on
TEMPLE STREET, and is now ready to deliver coal
from their mines at VALLEY FALLS broken and screened
at $3.50 per ton. I.R BARBOUR Agent
Worcester Oct. lS4a dw
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1848-07-19
CORRESPONDENCE.
Gigsham's Spring, 4ih Jaiy, is4i

Gwshdm s oprHgi an July, 1888
JEuU. A. ORR Esq;
DEAR slR:-fhe committee OF
arrangements have appointed as 10
communicate the following rrsolu-
ton adopted by them this evening.
Resolved, That "a committee OF
three, be appointed t. express our
admiration Of the eloquent speech
which you have just delivered, and
request a copy for publication.
Trusting sir, that you will com
Us with the request, we remain
vifh great respect. yours dc.
HuGu GAsroN,
laws Il PARKER, Committee
LOcAs Frzwen.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1848-07-19

Grislam Syringe q o'eioelI p ~
GENrLENES:
Your note requesting that
| should furnish, for publication, q
copy Of the speech, ] have this day
had the honor Of delivering, has
been received;
The manuscript is at your dis
posal.
Permit me, gentlemen to eXprss
my gratitude for the hattering man
ner in which you have transmitted
the request.
Very Respectfully your obi Servant
JEuU A ORR.
HUGH CASTOR,
JAMES II PARKER Committee,
LOGAN FrMUCu.
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LlGHT!-LIGHT! !!

LlGHT!-LIGHTi ~
COMMITTING NEW and just the thing for every family
- requiring Light and cheap too that every one rich
and poor, can buy it. tits neat CAN DI4ESIlCk, max
ing and wcking its Candles out OF lalow Lard, or
Grease that viii burn. BY simply turning me bottom OF
the Candlestick beautiful, hard, smooth CANDLE Is
forced out of the top and at desired length you wish
hoTn one inch to two ieet in height
1..It is and simple a common candlesck cOnse
Quenty may bemanaged by child.
g. By means of this you convert all your refuse grease
into candies and thus obtain light from to cents Week
The wick dry and smooth thus no vibration or flicker
ing of the flame, but burns like sperm candle,
a.. The wick may be changed without at all disturbing the
candle; if too large, put in small one; Or too small a
large one.
s. You coil in the bottom of the candleaker or candle
stick wick sufficient last five weeks, where it
mains out Of sight and out of the way
g.. You may keep your candle at the height all the
time for ten yeaTs--no stumps pieces left
T. Requires Tepienlshmg with grease or aIOw once week.
S. No splitting of grease if it falls turns but neat
" and clearly any lady could desire.
E39. 1t cannot get out OF order.
TO- In proof of their superiority utility and neaness the
Der sold sufficient. The price is uniform and
The same all over the United States and the article requires
only to beseen to convince the most ncedulous OF the fore
going facts N family viii be without them who
together the small price asked.
With small capital an active business man can make a
quick and profitable operation by purchasing the monopoly
and selling thsartee in territory where has not yet been
sod Persons who desire embark in neat, pleasant and
hiahly lucrative business invited to call at Office
M SIS PERI1IDO Street, North side between St Charles
and Carondeet streets New Orleans
he monopoly Of the city OF New Orleans and States Of
louisiana Georgia North Carolina and Arkansas for the
SAFE of tins article are offered and proposals will be received
IN the manufacturing the city oil New Orleans for the
sea lb y i-'''1'''-o H. r. MYERS & co.
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sT0RAGEI sFORAGEl! STORAGEl

yNTErthe undersigned having been IOng engaged NNEM
wv in the Storage Business, beg to inform our y ssA
rends and the public, that we have for the coming
season. SIX WAREHOUSES;, not surpassed by any in
this city All ofhem fire proof located in the SecOnd Mu.
nicpaity within very short distance Of the steamship and
fatbOats landng, They situated as follows:
UNION-Tchouploua street, corner of Notre Dame and
Commerce streets.
PELIGAN-on Commerce, st., of GirOd and NOtra
Dame streets. A
CRl9SCENT-On New Leyee street, between Galennle
and SuZette streets.
PHENiX-On Tchoupitoulas street, between St. Joseph
and Julia streets.
BRANGH-On Notre Dame street, between TchoupitouIas
and Magazine Streets
We are now prepared 10 receive all descriptions of heI
chandse and Western produce, at low rates. our establish
mens are arranged that each description OF goods Is Kept
in store entirely separate and distinct from that containing
any other and having also large number of experienced
abOrers constantly employ we are enabled to efe
facilities for the receipt and delivery Of goods unequaed by
any similar establishment 10 this city. = - -
EMERSON, TOURNE & CO.. =
mh5 3m 15s FchnnDitoul&s street.