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Small Farms & Market Gardens.

NHE subscriber has or sale sever tracts of most ex-
cellent Land, situated within mile at Main Street,
containing from three ten each, which he VIII
sell on accommodating These tracts are situated
on and around that fine elevation of land, adoinng the
Cemeary grounds,) lately owned by DIR. Green, now
called Fair Mount. They easy Of and possess
the advantages Of excellent SOIL good and abundant
water and pure air. and investment can be made which
will ensure a larger return. D.. S. MESSENGER.
Worcester, Sept 3. d3wis
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Father Mathew,

THIS great Apostle of temperance supposed TO be the
greatest benefactor Of his people living, and it is
supposed that the best place to get
DAGUERREOTYPE LIKENESS,
in Worcester is the Rooms in WALDO BLOCK, as by
devotng considerable attention the wants ofmy custom
ers have been enabled to satisfy the tastes those who
have favored with their patronage degree beyond
my most sangune expectations.
Those no in of Likenesses of themselves or
their friends will do well TO call my before trying
elsewhere by having avaled the modern dis
coveries and improvements in the art prepared to
take Miniatures and them in Lockets Pins, Rings,
Bracelets Cases. which for beauty of nsh be
celled in this city,
ALSO.
Copies oportras, &c the shortest notice. Daguerreo
types of deceased persons in of the city, Particular
attention to the sitting of children
N. b. Instruction the Art tie favorable
Please call at No 4 Waldo Block, up stairs
Worcester, July Goth. dwtf JOHN D. ANDREWS
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EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY,

No. IL Myrtle Street, Worcester, Mass.
THE subscriber having paid particular attt nton for the
i last twelve years, TO diseases both of the EYE AND
EAR has teen induced to the growing wants Of this
City, and people in the country adjacent, esabsh
NFIRMARY al the above place. for the purpose OF treat
ing the most successful systematic principles, all dis
eases pertaining TO the Eye and Far. isa 4eia /.
III has awaited himself Of all the modern discoveries and
improvement both in remedies and opera iont and pa
tents may be assured that eve attention will be given
render satlsactio ion and at this IDfrmary.
Some cases of Deafness of twenty years standing have
been restored and permanently cured by himor which
ne has permission refer 10 Mr. AMAsA EDDY of Auburn,
and others of ibis City. sio.
" Office hours frem 10 8 O'Clock r. M. fTtl
A. STONE, MD, Ne. IL Myrtyle-st. i,
Sept4. deop WHY
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A Desirable Residence for Sale.
"a TINE subscribers offer for sale their New Double
fH.lh HOUSE, with about 90 GOO feet of Land,
4sA nected with the same, situated on Harvard Street,
fronting the head of State Street. The House built in
the thorough and modern style, and will be
sold with the whole part of the land.
July z. sd4w w6tis Z. A. d. E. HARRINGTON.
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J. HOOKER, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Office and Residence, No. 8 Park Street.
DR.. HOOKER, would inform the citizens Of Worcester
snd oChe adjoining towns that he has opened an Office
by himself aud soc patronage from his friends aud others
wishing MEDICAL and SURGICAL aid.
He will the dispensing Of Medicine to the OF
inexperienced individuals but will, far aspraetcab attend
io HIMSELF thus avoiding greatrsk to Patient and Physician
JadI, DIFF
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DAGUERREOTYPE
TAKEN WITHOUT REVERSING.

DA0EC Ekk Is EOEX PES
TAKEN WITHOUT REVERSING.
ALSO WITH
New Quick Camera in one quarter the usual time,
AT LAP MAIN STREET.
The subscriber has been induced by the great and liberal
patronage he has received in Worcester purchase one
of VOIGTLANDER' QUICK CAMERAS, which is OF
entire new construction, with which types can be
made almost Instantly.
Daguerreotypes OF CHILDREN made with this Came
ra with astonishing perfection and beauty.
Also, received one ofVoigtander's Mammoth Cameras
constructed as to take types of Persons or Views
REVERSING. This Camera is of tWtce the size
po,oer Of any other this CITY, and GROUPS of from
to 80 persons be taken with it on large plates
so as TO give every figure and graceful position
Six years practical experience with The use OF large
SkyLghl the above Cameras and every advantage which
be mentioned, enables the subscriber to make Nina
equal the best made by the first Al lists in Boston
or New York GPCali aud examine specimens before
engaging elsewhere.
NJ Daguerreoyp ists find whole, half, quarter and
medium Plates and Cases. and every article used IN the
art constantly for sale. CAMERAS of every size lur-
nshed manufacturers prices. D,,s
May TO- dwtf 0bo ADAMS
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LOST.
LOST,

the street, in Worcester last Saturday, letter mail
ed at Grandview, ILL.,, and directed 10 JAMES DUD-
LEY, Worcester Mass, supposed contain draft the
payment of which, has been stopped by telegraph If
whoever has found the letter will deliver to the sub
scrber living the five points Worcester, leave
ii with CLARK g. REED, shall be suitably rewarded.
Aug. 81. d3wA JAMES DUDLEY.
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Hydraulic Rams.

EOR forcing above the level the spring by
Il own power, for sale by G. FOSTER & GO.
June 81. dwst
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
T. MI. COMINGS, Physician and SurgeO

IT. Ms
Having given his attention for some years, TO the treat
ment Chronic forms of disease, offers his services TO
afflicted and other New land States. Those
particularly who affected with scrofaiA er cay
neous Eruplions Rheumatism Gravel Disease OF me
Kidney Lver with Old Sores Ulcers &c. that have
deaed the the best Old School practitioners
In many radically cure, greatly relieve
We successfully treated numerous of White
ling that have been pronounced ncurahe and ampu
tation recommended.
Persons distance, suffering under the above
plants, any other Chronic affection, may consult
by letter, stating infinitely the symptoms and history
the We can forward medicine and prescription by
Express Mail. er
Those in the city, wishing personal advice prescrip
ton may find at our Residence aud Office No. chat
ham Street, (lately Division St. Worcester. dMl0
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Y RS.

Il Ms,
ct is fact that DR.. A. w. VAN ALsTIN has
gone to "Caiforna," and also that F. NJ. DAN
IELSON having had charge of the operating during the
past five months in the formerly occupied by him,
has purchased the stock and FIXTURES in the above named
rooms, having had years experience in the DAGU
ERREoTYPE business in Boston and other places is conf
dent that in point OF execution his miniatures cannot be
surpassed during three years he in the hest
in the United Staes the patronage of the Citizens
of Worcester and its vicinity respectfully solicited.
Miniatures put into silk 90; and into velvet lined
81 So
~ Stock constantly hand and for sale reasons
able prices
Worcester, July, 8, I849 d
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Daguerreotypes for rs Cents,
AT 81 Main Street.
II S. HUNTOON, proprietor OF the City Da
~, guerreotype Gallery formerly owned and occupied
by s Williams, Waits Block No 81 Main Street, nearly
opposite he Franklin Hotel, first door above the Central
School House.
The Rooms perfectly adapted to the business, where
he is prepared to execute Daguereotype Lkenesse
equal those taken Exhibited any other establish;
ment in this City. These of Perfect Lkenesse
are invited to call. diff July 20.
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CHIOROFORM

DIR. HARRIS, 154 Main Street, is prepared 10
Teeth Without pain by the Of this recently dis
covered substitute for Ether-CHLoRoFoRM. ..gs III
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Wanted immediately.

A MAN to take charge OF the Weave Shop in Wooden
"A Mill one who understands fancies required.
Aso competent Overseer of Carding. Apply imme-
diately 10 b. DEALING,
Aug %. dw3t Bridgeport. Conn.
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THE ANNUAL EXHIBITION
OF THE
Worcester Horticultural Society
WILL be held in WALDO HALL in WORCESTER,
" on Wednesday and Thursday, (Day and
Evening) Sept. 10Th and Goth. 10
Fruits Vegetables, Flowers intended for exhibition
will be received at the Hall any time after O'Clock
A. NJ, on Tuesday, Sept 18th.
Such Fruits &C. the disposal of which is not otherwise
ordered by the Contributors will be sold at Auction on
Friday, Sept 2Jsf. at 10 O'Clock A. proceeds
added TO the funds of the Society.
The Trustees offer the following -fo 81
PREMIUMS:
APPLES-Best collection, SIS; I'd hest do. 81; Sd do
49, Best dish of Apples, not less than six specimens
one Variety So; next best do do. 81. Best seed
ling Apple, II adjudged worthy OF cultivation &c. s&
PEARS, the same as Apples.
PEACHES-Best collection, 81; I'd best do. So Sd
specimens ofon variety 81; best do do. ST. Best
new Seeding variety ii adudged to rank with the best
kinds, So.
PLUMS-Best collection, 81; next best do. 90. Best
dish of Plums, less than box of one variety So
Rext best do do 81. lif
GRAPES-Best grown under glass; So; next best do
ST. Best Grapes Of open culture, So; best do 81
Best new native Grape, adudged worthy Of cuivaion
49,
QUINcEs-Best specimen, of not less than six, So ;
FLOWERS-Best display of Dahiias, So next best do
DO ST. Best display of Parlor Pants 50 best do
do. s.. Best display Of Cut Flowers S2 best,
VEGETABLES-Besi collection of Vegetables, SIS, 100 ;
Best specimen Of Celery less than three ROOTS 81
Best of Cabbages not less than three heads ST.
All articles offered for Premiums must be the growth
of the competitors.
deduction of fly per cent from the amount of the
premium will be made from those who are not members
OF the Society, previous TO the Exhibition.
By order of Committee of Arrangements,
Sept 3. dws GEO. JAQUES, Sec'ry.
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- XnreSS forward all sorts O

parcels and small through direct, the Worcester
Rail Road to Newport, Fail Riuer, Bristol and Warren
July22. dwtf
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$25 REWARD.

SAJ hE w AhUI
~ A STRANGER called on me Wednesday,
I'm n the 29Ih of August last, and hired Mare to
F%& go to Thompson, Conn. He LET my Stable in
s=Az-& Covered Buggy, freed and narrow run-the
Harness on the brass mounted and ieraby
worn. The Mare will answer The following description
She is 10 years old weighs nhOu $50 pounds and of light
bay colo with white stripe nearly The length OF her
face, also white hind feet long thin tai and neck-hefe
small scar lin the edge Of the hair Of her forward
foot, caused by cork-aso small hard lump bunch
may be felt in the flesh upon the right hip, you stand
behind the anima-she has large fiat hoo forward, and
square roer, rather thin OF fesh and head rather
low when travelling.
Whoever will return said horse, or give information
where she may be found shall receive the above reward
Webster Sept 5, le49. dSt E. KELLY.
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To Daguerreotypists.

THE subscriber keeps constantly for sale PLATES and
CASES of all sizes and every description in use,
Preservers, Frames Mats Glass, Paints, Brushes Ger
man, and American BIomne, Iodine and Cboloride of
Iodine, Mercury Soda, Rotten Chloride Gold
81 The nfs qusy ae'sold will be warranted to be
doe not Establishment, and the subscriber
u"es hot STOCK in larger Quantities fboo b.
tuoiiy has for se&e. Purchastug "a 49, tMan Me &c"
having better facilities for buying, experience
selecting, and being determined this establish
the HEAD QUARTERS for Worcester County,
the subscriber will sell stock from fire ten PER cent
cheaper than can be purchased any other place in This
city. Remember this ind call at
ADAMS ROOM, I42 Main street.
Worcester, July 26. DIFF
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A CARD.

A CARD.
MR.. EDWARD S. CUMMINGS from Boston, having
pgaged Organst at the Church of the Unity, offers
professional services the citizens of Worcester,
Teacher of the PIANO FORTE and ORGAN.
Rooms at Mrs. THAYERs OF Franklin 4 Green SITS.
REFERENCES:
Hon. Isaac Darts, C. b. Long Esq
EdtO. Hamilton Esq Geo. W. Richardson, Esq.
Worcester, April 6, I649. DIFF
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II o..

I WILL NOT sell stock less than cost or even at cost
but totH sell at reasonable profit my facilities
great mans in the United STATES for obtaining
Bromne Chloride of Iodine polishing materials,
aud plates, &cor sale reasonable advance from
Miniatures taken without regard to weather, which for
bTiiancy of tone unsurpassed at No. Brney Hall.
July rs, DIFF F. NJ DANIELSON.
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MATCHMAKER AND JEWELLERS =
STOCK AND STAND FOR SALE,

apCo SUBSTITUTE sHles Oh very T6uSun
yTN i able terms, his Stock and Stand in Worces ter
EI The stand is the oldest and best the city The
S.s9stock is well selec ted, comprising every article
needed in line, of the having been pur
chased within year. Apply to the subscriber No
205 MAIN ST. doors north Of the American Temperance
House, or ISAIAH BANGS, No. Is Long Wharf Boston,
Worcester, Sept 8 dwlmis l. LINCOLN BANGS
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WORCESTER ACADEMY.

fTHE Fall FERN Of the Worcester Academy will CON-
mence on WednesdGy, Sept. 5th to continue e.eVen
weeks. Tuition in English 95; in the Languages per
quarter Board in commons at cost not to exceed S5O
per week. The in the original buildings have been
thoroughly repaired and reurnshed There has also been
recently erected building containing thirty study
rooms, t0lfh bed adjoining EACH The rooms are
of ample SIZE well GIFTED and ventilated and to be
supplied with furniture For further particulars ad
dress CHARLES G. BURNETT, Principal, or EMMONS
P. BOND, Assistant div WET Aug "a.
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HoMGOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
Ohfce-Over the store of q. Foster 81 Co.,
Of Main and Peart Streets.
Office hourstrom a to A. M, and from II to d and
81 TO 10 O'Clock P M gg-Boards at Am. Temp. House
References-C. H. Skih, NJ. d., New Haven, CT; VIM
ingalls,, D., Boston Charles Walker, M D. Northamp
ton; G.. W. Swazey NJ D., and Rev. r. II. Conklin
Springfield; Col Jas Estabrook A. Stocking, Worcester
Worcester May 8. dIf
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FOR THE LADIES.
TINE subscriber has for sale new article OF Paten'
Grooveless Ova-eyed NEEDLES, that are highly
priced b, those who have tried them. III at.. aa ilsl
Aug "a. eodSt 9. A. ROWLAND, lS5 Main st
REACH,S AMERICAN PRACTICE,
OR FAMILY PHYsICIAN,-the subscriber is author
~ lied 10 sell the above work at a reduced price.
Aug "a. eod3t g. A. ROWLAND. lS5 Main 81.
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SEPTEMRER MAGAZINES.

SEPT EN- Is r. II I'VE "A U n L1N Els.
ORAHAM's, sartain's and National Maga zines Cooley IS
VI Ladies Book for September. Also Roland Cashel,
by Charles Lever; History of Pendennis, by w. M.
Thackeray Mary Gray the Faithful Nurse, for sale by
Aug "a. eod3t s. A. ROWLAND, lS5 Main st
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ON ALI We Lovers of Music,

Attention all We Lovers OF Music
TIME subscriber has removed his Stock
fEaez17kEIa5z5a i of splendid EOLIAN PIANOS and
- a ~ SERAPH1NES, to the Store No sc MAIN
~ STREET, Waits Block, where at all times
may be found the NEWEST and CHOICEST selection Of
SHEET MUSIC, for sale at wholesale and retail. Call
and examine for yourselves. A. MARSH.
Worcester, Sept s.. ,4 w5tdtf
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Situation Wanted,

DY Young Woman lately from Boston, to do the work
ID of family She is we'll acquainted with Cooking,
and all kinds Of housework Good recommendations given
ifreq uired Inquire at Nc. Spring ST. sldtf
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Novel Use of Ancient MSS,

A Russian, or | do not know whether he was not
a French traveller, in The pursuit, | was of an
Gent literary treasures, found himself in great
monastery in Bulgaria, TO the north of the town
of Cavaa he had heard that the books preserved
in this remote building remarkable for their
antiquity, and for the subjects on which they
treated. His dismay and disappointment may be
imagined, when he was assured by the agoumenos,
or superior of the monastery, that it contained no
library whatever; that they had nothing but the
htnrgles and church books, and no pdtdid prdg-
naata or antiquities at all. The poor man had
bumped upon pack saddle, over viilanous roads,
for many days, for no other object, and the library
of which he was in search had vanished as the
vision of a dream.
The agoumenos legged his guest to enter with
the monks into the choir, where the almost con.
tinual church service was going on, and there he
saw the double row Of long bearded holy fathers,
shouting away at the chorus, '.kyre eieison
Christie eleison," which occurs almost very minute
in the ritual of the Greek Church Each of the
monks was standing to save his bare legs from the
damp of the marble floor, upon great volume
which had been removed from the conventua Ii
brary and applied 10 purposes of practical utility,
in the way which have described.
The traveller, on examining these ponderous
tones, found them to be of the greatest value; one
in uncial letters and others were full of illu-
limitations of The earliest date; all these he was
allowed to carry away i'll exchange for some foot
stools or hassOcks, which he presented in their
stead to the old monks; they were comfortably
covered with ketche, felt, and were in many re-
specis more convenient to the inhabitants of the
monastery than the manuscripts had been, for many
of their antique bindings were ornamented with
bosses and nail-heads, which Inconvenience the
toes of the unsophistcated congregation who stood
upon them, without shoes, for so many hours in the
day.. | must add that the lower halves of the
manuscripts were imperfect, from the damp of the
floor of the church having corroded and eaten
away their vellum leaves.
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MOUNT SINAI

There, far Withdrawn from the turmoil and din
of men, in the heart of the ''eternal hills OF
Sinai, alone but yet, alone with Deity the
prophet may have bowed before the "stll, small
voice. 1t is impossible TO describe the feeling
with which one treads the very ground whereon
the presence of Jehovah rested once in glory-you
look round you on those mighty barriers of rock,
and reflect that this is Sinai, which ''melied at the
presence of the Lord Visit the shores of classic
Greece-stand on the hills of once imperial Rome
wander, with wondering awe, amidst the colossal
skeletons of Egypt's bygqne greatness-aI tells at
best OF man-but this Horeb speaks of God-s'The
place wherein thou sandest is holy ground" |
would rather pass one honr on Sinai, or rest be-
meath the ancient olives of Gethsemane, bordering
on the fallen fortunes and the future prospects Of
that Jerusalem before my eyes, than view g all the
Kingdoms of the world, and the glory of them"
In about half an hour we gained the top of Jebel
Mousa, the loftiest peak of Sinai, and the spot
fixed on by Arab as well as Christian tradition, as
the place from whence the law was given to ISRAEL.
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For the Crescent
TO THE uIINGARIAN PAERIaTs

LIZ OF the crescent
TO THE HUNGARIAN PATRIOTS.
All hail ye heroes per the distant sea-
The glorious hdings TO shores are borne
That man ensaved, determined to be free.
Has bu st his chain. and freedoms falchion drawn.
Strike home avengers never let your swords
BE sheathed until this tyrants shall be hurl'd
From every throne that right divine acco IDS
To s"epter'd miscreants who enslave the world
Dash from each bloody brow he diadem,
Expressions emblem, fraught with urders STAIN
Hiding with gaudy gold and gitterng gem,
The branded forehead of each royal Cain,
Tut not the regal robbers their spawn
Whose footsteps foul poiute fir freedoms soil,
Too long already have the vampires drawn
Their bloody banquets fror, the hearts of toll
See France, fair France, Republic but in name,
Dupe OF despot, making her tool,
To quench in Roman hearts the holy flame
That freed her from her iorm,r tyrants rule s-s.
Strike home and heavy. till the 'espos yield
Your Cause is holy freedom santtfies,
The patriot hearts that die in battle field.
Ere live the slaves of tyrants they despise
Even lovely women gainst the fo-man s lance
Bare her swee, bosom at the Jumpers call
And emuates the Amazon of France
Or SPANS sweet maid on Saragossas wall
Strike, then ye heroes ! never sheathe the steel
Till DER your land the flag of freedom flies
And titled tyranis learn to fear and feel
The might that in freeman's falchion lies
.NeW Orleans. lime I'D. iS49 I'D
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MARKING INITIALS ON NEwsPAPERs.-The n.
Y. Evening Post gives an account of a fong-con-
tested lawsuit between the Post Office Department
and citizen of New York, in relation to the liza
blity for letter postage of newspapers marked with
initials. A newspaper, bearing the initials of a
FRIEND was received at the post Office at Syracuse,
directed to young lady residing in the family of
Charles +. Hicks. The postmaster demanded let
ter postage on it, which Mr.. Hicks refused to pay,
but rendered therefor one cent, the ordinary news
paper postage, which was refused, and the paper
retained. The suit was Instituted against the post
master for OBTAINING the paper, and has been car
red through all the courts TO the Supreme Court of
the United States The Star (of Syracuse) says
that the Attorney General of the United States,
after examining the case, decided that the State
courts had Jurisdiction in the case and that
Teall acted legally in charging letter postage on
the paper, and fully sustaining the grounds taken
by Teall's counsel in the different courts. The
costs in this suit will probably amount to at least
S400--the amount involved in the original dispute
between the postmaster and Mr. Hicks, was nine
cents.
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CRESCENT CRY HOTEI,

ChGSC6N L CITY HOTEL,
CORNER CUSTOMHOU USE .9.NI) FRONT SITS
IA ILL be opened for The reception of BOA RIDERS on
WEDNESDAY, January 3, 1s49. Well fur ,A.zA
gIshed ROOMS for Families and Single Gentlemen ss5sE
fABLK-the best the market will afford. EeSsa
The above establishment been brilt by the proprietor
expressly for the accommodation of city and transient Board
1t is of tie healthy and airy situations in the
CITY, ard no pains will be spared render those who may
stop with him. comfortable.
Faithful and attentive Servants.
~ Terms reasonable any establishment of the kind
in the city ual d& Will f. ALEX AMBER Proprietor
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This summit has been frequently, and very accu-
rately described, consisting OF an area of huge
rocks, of about eighty feet in diameter. The ruins
of small chapel occupy lis eastern extremity, and
at the distance of about forty feet there stands a
dilapidaed mosque. From this platform the view
is extensive and grand beyond expression; the eye
roams over one chaotic mass of mountain-vast
cliffs of bare red granite-crag heaped on crag-
peak towering over peak-tmnuiuous, terrbe-as
it were, some angry ocean, lashrd by the tempests
widest madness then suddenly transGxed in
stone-Eastern Razables