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u Ffy-two thousand Jews, says lie j, wish
Chronicle are now fighting in the ranks oftse brave
Hungarian army for Iibeny and ciy,za,ion. and 10,
one Jew is 10 be found serving under The Aus,,ans
though there are myriads Of Jews in Austria p,ose,
Gailcia, bohemia, Mcrayia, and 'l'ransy Sania.n
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R- Two Of The field officers 10 the Hungarian
army are females. They dress in male attire,
wear swords by their sides, lead their regiments
into battle, and manifest so much bravery and
enthusiasm, as TO inspire the soldiers with almost
Irresistible yalor.
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GEN TAYLOR, Bufllo, Sept , Gen Tay
Tor arrived at Niagara Falls on Saturday evening"
ana Is much improved in heal h He was well
enough this NOR oing to visit the Wire Suspension
Bridge, tw O miles below the Falls
GEN TAYLoR'S Return. Itseeme now that
Gen. Taylor is no. TO visit New Ensland. The
New York Courier aud Enquirer says;
eve learn by private despatch from Buffalo.
that Gen Tayor's health has improved, but thai
ne has decided, after remaining short time AT
Niagara, to return directly to Washington -
The route that he will take is not specified. bat
from the fact that he desires TO avoid all nublic
receptions, it seems probable that he will take the
one most direct aud least tatguing, hich is doubt
less by way of Albany and this city,
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MOVEMENTS OF president TAYLOR. The NJ Y
tribune says-Ihe PIesdentlen Ere, Pa on Sslui>
day for Niagara Falls where he arrived no eon, the
same cay His health CONT ued 10 be veiy feche-tle
attack Of vomiting and purging which he suffered al
Erie faIing been much mo- s. Sere and at ,I,a
mas peeaseff"sed irem the reperts lie took a steam
Doa' 'o' '.en'sser some Two miles fbote The Falls and
lished - 4Mlt8a - h4a ftt n 5aIF
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To The Louisville journal says tina, Capt A.
Tyson, late commander OF u. S. snag boat on
the Mississippi river, was shot in The leg by one
Of his negroes while asleep in his bed, from the
ELECTS OF which he bled to death
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WORCESTER LAUNDRY.
w a S HING AND IRO MING

NE SUBSCRIBERS give notice that they are perfecting
- = arrangements Tor the above bn.iness on GROVE
Steel where every facility will be offered Tor doing
WIZ nice and at ow prices The approved appar-
AUS ana the best hep will be Obtained, and no effort will
e oo,aheu am no effort vii be spfred 10 make such
est iblshmen worthy public confidence and patronage
which is respectfully solicited
Shlhls, BosoMS, &c, for mlnucacur folded in a
neal orm Tbs bosoms glazed bodies elarched and work
warranted equal TO any IN the market
GOODS received at 253 MAIN STREET, J.. l.. MASON,
Agent and al he LaunJry on Grove ST Articles called
Tor anu reurned il desired Tree of charge.
Lists OF prices can be obtaiHed as above. .4s-
sept5. H. ADAMS 4, 70 vi.
o. The Dyeing business will be continued as
usual by The subscriber. II. ADAMS.
sept o. ltdtT
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MARRIEn.

In thi' city. Sept 3, by Rev George P Smith Mr. DaviJ
Gowdey OF Providence Miss sarah Cnnley oi bis
city lIhe Printer hberady mbercd
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~, Horne Tooke, being asked by George H.
whether he played cards, replied, 81 caunot
your majesty, tell king from a knave."
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The remains Of Hon. james G Garter of Lancaster,
who died al Cncago. July 22d, were brought on 10
Massachusetts, by bis partner nr. Francis A. Spekbydge
and were buried from the cd fmly homesoa d in Leon,
inster on Saturday last. ron
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FRosr. Slight frost was percepthc in low places in
this vic nifty, on The mornings Of yesterday and the day
beloe, hul not sufficient to hjure the endees vege,a,
ton. III grew warmer Yesterday
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Dry GOODS ArcrIoN. Our readers requested
to notice the advertisements Of the sale of Dry Goods al
Waldo Block, This afternoon. Rare bargains may be
exDectt d.
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THE HEAD OF THE CABINET. The New buryport
Herald, an out and Taylor paper, thus speaks of
Gen. TayoI's Secietar of S ate
"We have always looked upon Mr. Claytons ap>
pontment to the Department OF ate an uforaaQte
erent for the country, for The party and TOR Tie Presi
dent Wiat John }. Cnttenden Daniel Webster al
would have been served with much greater usefulness.
Mr. Clay ton is smart man-one who stands well up TO
head of the second CT cF statesmen but unfortunately
rank al the head OF the first class and has Tor some
years aspiIed too high, higher than he ever reach
Massachusetts has dozen men better qualified for the
Department Of State Than ar. Clayton"
When The Free Sol papers made remarks upon the
cabinet appointments similar to tie above, they
freely denounced by The Taylor press Bat What Free
Sellers knew, then, the Ia yor party begin 10
fess. There good many Other confessions, which
they will have 10 make III due season.
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ed into secrecy, the Ministers OF Louis Napoleon
will attempt to remedy the "mstake." Bat how
many are doomed to follow DR. Achilli, OF whose
fate nc mention will ever atterward be made
LATEST CoNTINENrAL INTELLIG ENcE.-
By Electric telegraph to the " Y. Tribune.
Gen. Oudnot has been ordered to return to Paris
with the least possible delay, and to bring with
him portion OF the army under his command.
The President of the Republic had completely
recovered from his recent cholera attack.
The French troops were very sulky at being
Kept so long in Rome. A portion of the Jesuits'
College had been burned down.
From the last accounts received al Gdeta, it
appears that tne Pope is ludisposed to return 10
Rome Tor the present
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o. THE CAmPBELLs ARE CoMING" Look out
for them on Thursday evening"
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CD and. see the MODEL OF JERUSALEM at
Warren Hal.
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ARE YOU ALL READY

One week from this day, the State Convention of toe
Free Soil Party-ihe Pariyof freedom ard True De>
mocracy-he party INTO whose hands the government
of the Stale and Nation is to pass-~ be held at
Worcester! Are you all ready for IN Let not d town
lie unrepresened by foil delegation. Let the Rally
for The sacred OF reedom be worthy Of old Mas
sachuseuS and OF the descendants Of the ruri,ans Let
US come up with full determination 10 do all in
power to save the territories from the accused blight Of
slavery, to plant in them cur own ure Institutions and
finally redeem State ard country from the rule OF
men VITO bend the knee to the slave power and yield 10
its exacons. Ii is a cause worthy of the nobest aspi,
rations and the greatest sacrifices Nohy and earnest>
~, then, let US respond to the call Of Duty.
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NOTICE.

70 The subscriber grateful Tor past favors,
gives notice to his friends and Patrons that he will con-
llnue the business OF
PAINTING, GRAINING and GLAZING,
az Inc SHOP heretofore occupied by PEAsE HgET
Central Street, an FORESTER ard will ready at short
notice to execute all Orders for work.
The affairs OF the late firm will be settled by me al said
Shop. ~ G. H PEASE ;.
Sept5 Hfh d.
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SAVE THE TRANSPORTATION |!

THE subscriber MANuFA CTUREs and has Consistently
4 for ale wholesale and RETAIL Burning Fluid,
warranted OF superior quality, lou be bought in
Boston or eLsewhre--Also, CAMPHENE. Also, just re-
ceiyed from he Mandatory large OF FLUID
LAMPS aud LAMP TOPS, which will be old 10 Traders
onthe most favorable terms. Lr Oil Lamps ALTERED to
burn Fluid. H. AYREs
Worcester, Sept g. dw1aw3mis 235 Main st.
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The population of Pittsbu,g, Pa, is estimated at
10000, of winch 10000 are foreigners. '
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-05

GJ' The term of The Court of Common Pleas now
sitting in this city, is held by Judge Hear.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-05

There have been up to Tuesday last GO cases and
373 deaths by cholera in Toronto, Canada.
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MoooNsHINE. The reported discovery OF oil,
oano'es' pitch, tar, and other valuables ia Irish
peat, turns out TO be a hoax!If
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K ST joHS, n q Sept 3-1ae Hibernia ashore,-
> 'mship iilbernia arrived at Halifax on Friday in
"a hours from Boston. She got ashore on Clebucto
head and was much ipjured. The pumps would moi
keep her free OF water, although thirty men we're wo,k.
lg at them
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EEn8... Ina

SPIRIT RATioNs AND FLoG6INGalN THE NAVY.
\ meeting Of cur citizens was held at the City Ha on
Monday evening" take into consideration the subject
Of III eboonol hoggingaod Of the spirit ration in the
U 5 Navy Judge Baton presided la taking the
chair lie made a pc rncnt and appropriate address, ia
v0rable c The objects of the meeting. Watson q.
liaynes the jealous tar who has engaged silly in
this followed him, and presented array OF facts
and arguments in favor OF the proposed reforms such
coud hardly tail 10 convince The most scepca of their
imp ,uance lie also exhibited the Colt and Cot those
instruments OF torture, with which punihmenlis inflicted
in the Navy, AMI gave an of the entire
which attended The cruise OF Com. S,ockton in the Pa
cic, IN which no corporal punishment was permitted.
Gov. Davis next addressed the neelug and spoke of
the action of Congress in relation TO these Subjects
pressing his hope that The day far distant. when
the obstacles which had hitherto operated 10 prevent
reform would be removed, and that Congress would do
its duty these respects toward the navy, as il had ais
ready partially done with The army.
Two or three other speakers followed and the speaks
ing was closed by very neat speech from w B. Max,
well, Esq, when tNo resolutions which we have MOI
been able to procure, were unanimously ad pied, The
first expressed The opinion Of the meeting thai the spirit
ration and fogsiug ought TO be abolished and the other
rendering the thanks of the meeting 10 Com. Stock on
orhs humane and kind treatment of his crew.
MIR Haynes made bfiei statement in relation 10 the
pecuniary affairs Of his mission, and the meeting closed
We regret inability give more satisfactory ac,
count of this interesting meeting owing to our neces,
sary absence from it, mus of the time.
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w OR E S T f R !:
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WARREN The following are the delegates to the
STATE Convention, from Warren, VIZ. e
messrs. A. G Rich, d. A. Hathaway, and A. b.
Bliss. hhtAt
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az f,ster r-1e lr outside f.r cry go 20 inr t-r m
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" Mr. Cist OF CiucinnSti. says Bishop Par
cell ordered two kDeelug figures representing sdOnng
sRgcs. from Florence. Italy, accompaniment L.
the altar of the Cathcdra! on Plum St Cincinnati The
work would have been executed by Powers, but that
his various commissions cit him no leisure for the pur.
pose and therefore made by distinguished Italian
sculptor under the supcrinicndcnce Of our own artist
Oae OF these figures has reached Cincinnati and is
IN the Bishop dwelling, waiting the arrival Of
ty s7iynn TO use the classical language OF OF oar
editors On asklng the Bishop whether this statue
not OF uncommon size ior such purpose being =
kneeling azure OF being SIX feet IN hight BY way
answer he gave the history u the commission given 10
Powers He had directed il made OF the natural size
Powers in reply. requested something more definite
alleging that - he haI az Gagci. The hsh
op referred him 20 Revelations xN l7th for his meas
urements This conclusive, and " as The suage -
size and proportions OF the object sent
~ Toe No,fke,a State .J0HrNal, which was
consumed by the conasgratiOn Watertown, has just
reappeared enlarged, improved aud beauthed. The
propretors OF the J0srHdi Messrs Smith & Noble are
capable enerprising. and thoroughly Wing sad make
krstTsts paper. Success 10 them
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.



THE PRAIRIE GRAVE rs cAAaiE RrterLt.
FAiK Mas had hing her b'ossons cat
On vice ard shr13 sn4 tre-'
Aad sent her sa1Dean<s, hau1 % nan1,
Across the sz1re sea
When igs, u thin an oak tree ade,
Far Ia the Western Wild.
A mourning mother stood beside
TIE coffin Of her child.
SIZE needed not tre OE-breathed hymn
The simple. heartfelt prsyef-
Che though, not Of tie stranger bsn1
That gathered rOaod her there
Bat when snOther iootstep came
She knew the heavy ursd.
And saw her Husbands blosted form
Close by the Precioos dead.
One careless look rae father gave,
Brushed back q Il Ing tear,
Then laughed a wild aud d-anksn la1gb.
ADD stszgered from the bier;
Will susnger-ha0ds sn )othsd bark the hsi'
50 DARK, and damp, aud cold.
And hid the hide shrouded form
Benesth the heavy mod.
Aud then each stranger Turned away
AID left the mourner there
AlOns in her deep wretche1ness
And with her " q despsr
And as she pres.ed Der trembling hands
AgaiDst her burning brow,
She nu-rnored in her agony.
eli 9 d would take no nov
MY child my child my darling one
Hjw can leave you here
Without one human eye = ws'ch-
Oae weeping mourner near
For, ere the morrow = setting son
Shall gid thy prairie grave,
The filing sal will bear me on
Across the shining wave
And there, amid the rock c'0wned huis
Where In ny erlbOOd's hours
heard the = ID BIRDS gushing song,
And placked the forest lowers
There shall miss thy low sweet voice.
Thy merry, childish play,
The soft light Of thy laughing eye,
That drove my gloom away
d" Ny child ny ch'ii On who Will come
AtmeliOw eventide,
And. with a heart Of yesrning loVe.
Sit fondly BY thy side
Oh who 1ill watch the Summer fio.eu
IN graceful beauty wave,
Or hear the wild winds sing around
THIS lonely p slrie grave
Oh darling could take thee back
Within the old church shade,
Where, eight long, weary years ago.
NY eldest born was iaid
But hsre-Oh here-nD human eye
One Burning tear will shed
No aching heart will come 70 pray
Beside thy lowly bed
"Butsh my darliog, there is One
Who never yet forgot
And HIS ailseeing eye will watch
This little. lonely spot
Aud will drive this burDing pain
Back from my throbbiog brow.
Aud strive 10 thank our Father, God
That he hath called thee now
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Az Fowlcrs - Ncii-, fhrenoioEists and
Publishers. Chrlou Hall. iA Nassla-sL sa- PSrk
r. Mrs. VI. -. Cove Nichols, NA'sf-Cure P1yst
Ia a anslon-Av Cursi from 10 A NJ 90 ~
IT. Water-Curc fn>fitutc~.-DS TAU rerei ves
cacns a. b. conmoi e-t sluieni lo Las li-st
one dosr frol JOINS Para and ~ o. sttf BAY, l. l. lie
ss ai>o com peft slAnls Tor OalcoT prsclcc Coo
vlltSrons. verbal or hy 'eiiHr. = ny, IN
~ Water Cure.-pr. MgsSESs Orange Mour-sin
WSier Cure csiah ishneu a. Solta Orange y J. = now
open for he reception u pAteuts The establishment as
ui TIE most desirable loc atoms Tor ne prac-cc u ne
Water Cure. and = tusd up very superior mAnler'
having private oahs attached The patents rooms The
car for South Orange leave the foot Of Cor Antst a.
o'clock. NJ and ? M daily, reaching Sooih Orange n
hour Letters To- circulars addressed 20 Dr. AEENEK
above. lot In
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4 Dan Or 800 ,OoO.-Ihe NOWMlsslOr-rs OF thr
I~nsIuE Fund Cay of Nr~ 10rs. by virtue ~
a. ordinance oi hr Common Council u SAL City passed
Nav - 1913 e4rf led ordnance fu crrar pllc sfocA
1r lal l0 be- called TIE " arr >0- 1f le lfy ui New
fark lf il- year lu4saa4 -li t-nIrrd aud forty
l.nc hereby give l0rcr ilat sealed proposals NIl bee
received uul Monday me second day ~ July al =
ocork of mat day, AMI NOT 10 te -eu-d anil that
um- lor LOan of Tvo Hundred In0l-ard Dollars. For
tni. stock Transferable crrrrars Of shares
mai one Hundred Dollars -scn snare. vii he
s-rd. bearing Interest - I'VE per Per anuuu. pay
she quarterly frOm the I'm day Of jay next The pm
clua. be r-dceabe ca tl- twelfth day u July the
wear thousand eight hundred ald --srufyfge The
proposals may - Tor The Whole Or a-y portion of .alf
loan propose. all n- considered rs lc. -uai ID
So ih8u rh- par gs-r uf le sad Payments Of
pr1c1a. add pre4ln Tor any s-uck acc0-ltOi slch
aHy proposal may Dee accepted, sns be- pl-irl
before Ire lEefl Gay ~ July neat fl tle credit Of The
Chs Treasury l- Mechanic. Btak of -he -Y of Nrs-
f1rk f.r account lf Ll- " arr ry A-s
iorE he year ilpl-arl eight llarrd ari f0rly-
-.rrH FDr -acl -epp-It r-crr DO 49, pe given by fl-
Chamberlain. winch u-st be- -4rrcll-frl l0 -ee Comp
-ro on delivery Df fe Ger rcle of >.Dcz The pro-
ousa.- l- sealed ~ and erl1r-ei Loan i9r me
Water >-ocs of The Cty ~ Nes 9r- flr le year lsl
ID o-ri I'D elFroT. --rrc-rd 20 joan Lawrence
Comptroller ~ -i- cry 4t New .rE o. -le HAL ~
Records. New TORS Eacl propose must sfsf- s-lciy
0f money tlat w.. l- paid f1r One HUNDRED
Do ~ ssiG SOCK s-so, ne address " me party
making fl- propo-aL By order u tie C0nni.s. olers
Of TIE sinking Fund
JOHN l. LAWRENCE Comptroller
C0mpfrol.er's O1-ce Cy Of New Y rk, June ~ 1919
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

FIREWORKS.

lTIREWORh~ A. I52 Ctsiham--t 'oppo.ite Chat
L Larl IheaIerI The subscribers have oa hand fffir
large supply all variety of stand ard and fancy FIRE
~ufh-. tl~y SD -p0-e Hf fl del.rr-. ships Steam
hutts parties ni pleasure and fne p-r1uc on TIE moot
rrl. frrls consisting pirf. of '- following ariic r.
Rockets. Roman Cauies. vertical Wheels, Mines u stars
Mines of seryer- benE'ia lights Table Rockets, Blue,
L.It-. Pin Wheels >erpen-. scroll W heels Ioro4.ons,
Pigeons. Chinese fYer. cfrcaiurf-. Flower Pots. bra-s
Hunprrs. saNou-. yellow Lgt,s. rnanr.-s. Pyramids.
Vans, &C A. Canton FIRE Cfarkrr- Roo aet-. >f4ns Tor
p,lues. Pulling Crackers Double tleaders. SC.
ie9 GASSNEK lODNG. 10 Cnafham--t
lNIREN ORk~ BY THE UFACTI RER-
l DANIEL MORAN sells all sorts q Fireworks ~ 100
Chatlai-s ~ doors tom Fear. There you are sure o
sci utm good, a. DE is te only pyroiechnsi A NE CITY
Pound Rockets ~ per dozen
lr.3 AVA DANIEL MORAN Pyrotechnist
L'IREWORK-.-A genera assortment and Of the
ec.iQusA.y, i0r sa-e uy BADEAl a LOCKWOOD,
veil lus ~. MsshIugton--t