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nv y. GREEN, .suetloaeer.


DRESERvES PICKLES. JELLlEs, SIRUPS. CAT
il SUPS VINE Jar, &c, AT AUCTlON.-On Wsd
sday. the 18th instant, shall sell the pickle and nr
OF Mr. j. Bates. 9th stree near Pennsyya
avenue AT 10 O'Clock " M excellent and general aa
sorment OF the above named articles, Wis
PICKLES.
Cucumbers, peaches tomatoes, beans onions Enol,.l
wauuts martina, crab apple. pickolion yellow picka
canei Pc and pepper mangoes, caaiH jwes red cabbv
pepper, Nc, put up IN gallon half gallon aud quar-
Jars
SWEETMEATS
Strawberries, raspberries, pine apples peaches pea
ounces apples citron lines ginger, cucumbers can't,
iopes, damsons, cherries English wanus cages gans,
blackberres, &c, in quart, pint, and halipnl Jars
JELLlES.
Red white. and black current, ounce, blackberry and
apple, in pint and hslf-pnt jars
MARMALADES.
Peach green gage, pears, apples, ounces, Nc quar-
and pint jars.
SIRUP5.
Kenon, raspberry. strawberry, pineapple, ginger ca
pi!lary, orgeat, orange flower, &c.
FRUIT JUICES.
Strawberry, cherry currani, APPLE raspberry ounce
&c in botiles
Tomato walnut, and mushroom ; sauces of variou, A..
ptions pure cider white AID red wine, and cnv
vinegar
With a variety of other articles, which we deem NINA
cessary enumerate all to be sold without reserve Tenn,
cash. A. GREEN
FEB 25-3tSTuNW Auciionesr
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E,AyHIONABLE CLOrHlvo.-W, /

ErASHIONABLE CLOTHlNG.-Weha have on band aags
and elegant stock of ready made goods for geneme
wear. Fine dress and frock coats ,Ursay coats oVe"
OF various styles and gu ,lIties. ~,
Pantaoons and vests ia great variety with every QUIZ QUIZ
article oil dress To outfit gentleman IN the best sVe ~
without delay.
Some very handsome white silk and other vests for eve
ming wear.
Also lin, shirts white, black and other kid gloves Al,
with oravas, and many other pretty and desirable s
for gentlenen's use
We also prepared to make up any garment to order
short notice in the best style IN
Terms cash, Or to prompt customers on sho,t c'''
Only one price. YOUNG " OREM,
Feb l6-3ta w4wif Stoors we 1t of Browns Hotel
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For Norfolk. l.,
THE seamcr "Oseola" will leave Washington ioI ,bs
above place Friday, the I'D, and on Inesa'J'p
% OF February, and on Tuesday, the 9Th OF March NV
turning, wI leave Norfolk Monday. the 26h fepruiy
and Friday, tho ID March; touching, going and returns"
at the usual landings on the Potomac lar
Aier which she will commence her regular trips s
Washington every Sunday for Baltimore, aud every INV
day for Norfolk. J. MITCHELL'
Feb 2l-dtf Captain
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time with the names Of those who have been able in thai
day and generation earn. by OF high public bone
uon solid and enduring fame, and popularity which can
not fail to be lasting
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Household and Kitchen Fwrnitmre at Auction,
NN Tuesday, the 9th instant shall sell Mt my auction
~ rooms, Concert Hall, at II o'clork II m, a very large
and general of and second hand furniture
Mahogany dressing bureau and sideboard;
DO marbe-top centre and pier tables;
do dining, breakfast. and de ables
DO Pailor and rocking chairs;
Fine rosewood plush covered sofa
Cane and wood seat chairs;
Cane aud back rocking chairs;
Cherry and pine tables, wardrob,. &c.
Lounges, wash stands, DIRE ssng. tables, Nc.
Feather beds, mattresses, and bedsteads;
Hall, solar. and other lamps. crockery, &c
second hand panoortes with variety OF other afic
unnecessary to cnumerate
Terms AL sums OF and under $40, cash; over 49, a
credit OF 3, and months, for notes endo e
bearing interest Persons wishing purch furniture
will do well to attend the SALE it is Of good quality and
must be sold. A. GREEN
Feb 2l-3t. Auctoneer
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TAKE Particular NOTES.-The drawing for the d,
imond bracelet and pin, and other articles rich md
costly vwelIy will POSITIVELY take place Saturday
March 3, al O'Clock.
If the whole number Of chances taken at ba,
time, the amount subscribed for only will b, disposed
Persons wishing ubscribe will please call the STORE
of ROBERT KEYWORTH,
Feb b Pennsylvania av between yth and lOlh ,ts
THE Hand Book Of Hydropsthy for Prorss.ao.,
l. and Domestic use.-Just published and this dav re-
ceived. For sale by - FRANK TAYLOR
Feb Is
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'IWtUsTEE's Sale OF Valuable Lots in Georgetown
by authority OF decree OF the oil the ps
ct OF Columbia, sitting OF ehancery tbs SUP
scrber, us trustee, will sell without the pre
ses on the 2.t day OF March next, at o'clock. M Two
lots OF ground in the village called Wbeorcc the hr'
fronting 00 ieet on High street, ana running back lW &C.
on German street, until it Congo lane the olne
lane.
Terms of sale prescribed by the The pucha
money to be paid in equal nsalments at six twelve, a
eighteen nonIhs from tue day Of sale the whole o1a
interest from the day of sale, and the payment thereof
secured by the bond OF the purchaser with security o
approved by the trustee cash be paid on the asy
sale, or on the ratification thereofby the court.
JAMES MAGUiRE, Trustee
Feb. ll-3aw6w T.. S. WRIGHT, Auctioneer'
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lNaoM ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Catechism of the Steam
l. Engine
Powines History the Steam Engine from the Earliest
Times.
Hobyn's Manual of the Steam Engine.
Craddock's Chemistry OF the Steam Engine.
Gusafsson the Steam Navy OF Great Britain and the
Horse power OF Marine Engines
Gustaisson The Steam Engine in its Present Appca
ton to Marine Purposes.
The Steam Engine, by Hugo Reid.
Iempleon's Engineers and Contractors Pocket Book
for lS49
The Steam Engine, by the Artisan Club, VOL quarto
Russell on Steam and Steam Navigation
Russell on the Steam Engine.
Adcock's Engineers Pocket Book for l949.
Steam Manual for the British Navy by Capt. Williams
Royal Navy.
Templeons Mllwrigh,s' and Engineers Pocket Compan
ion.
Indictments to Studies Of Steam and the Steam Engine
by w. Temple.on, Royal Navy.
Just imported by steamer, by
FRANCK TAYLOR
On hand several other works, English and American
the same subject. Feb. 2i-3
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E'LEaANT, Free, and Rapid Writing easily and
~ speedily attained.-Auivat and rearW of Mr. BRlS
row. Finishing Writing Master, in Washington, alter an
absence of twenty years. for the last three he has been
teaching with the most eminent in Baltimore and
the marked appreciation OF the public press. Mr. has
now reopened his Academy for the admission of pupils Of
all ages day and evening. Rooms in Concert Hall build
ihgs, Fennsylvania avenue, west of Browns Hotel.
Mr. BRIsrow, in announcing his arrival, most respectful
ly informs the Ladies and Gentlemen of this city and
Georgetown, that he intends to make only limited stay
to practise his unerrng proofs OF eradicatng bad writing
lie therefore politely invites those who wish secure bis
instruction to apply soon.
Superior and Perfect System Of Writing
guaranteed to be taught TO Old and Young, in full and
complete course Of lessons, matter how ieglbe OF
cranped the writing is (See specimens at the door,
10 Ladies Mr. Bristow imparts neat handsome, grace
full, and fashionable running hand chaacterscally dell
cate.
The Gentlemen acquire bold and manly, Free exped
tlous, decided and practical ercantie hand,
couRsE-oF EASY LESSONS!
The extensive patronage Mr. Brs,ow has been hJnored
with Tor twenty years past in all the great Atlantic clte'
OF the United States ana Canada also Europe, Mex
CO, and South America. will he trusts be alike extended
to him on his present visit To Washington.
Mr. B. can be from to in the morning, and oc
In tue evening.
Visters in Washington take course in few days
Feb li--dlm
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A GENEALOGICAL and Heraldic Dictionary Of the
"A Pcerage and Baronetage OF the BRUSH Empire, by
John Burke, esq and Bernard Burke, esq; tenth ed
tion VOL, London, lSi3
Lodges Peeage of the British Empire edt
ton vol; London, ISl9.
Glossary of Terms used in Heraldry; vol Oxford.
The Peeage, Barone,age and Knighage of Great British
and Ireland, by Charles X. Dodd, esq vol; London
lS43.
Synopsis of the Peerage of England, by Nicholas I,r
ris Nicolas esq 2 vols. ; London
The Handbook of Heraldry London price 37A cents.
The Royal Kalendar, and Court and City Register, Tor
1919.
Imported and for sale by
Feb. N-3t FRANCK TAYLOR
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THIS

THE subscriber, having fitted up anew and increased
the number of his BATHING ROOAS, reminds the
citizens Worcester that if they choose TO WASH and
REMAIN WELL rather than pay Doctors bill to get
COLD TUB BATHS, SHOWER or VAPOR, and ample
accommodations, by calling at the corner of Front and
Carlton Streets. CALVIN NEWTON.
June 2l off
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NORWICH 8 WORCEsTER RAILROAn
Summer Mtangement-May Z. 1919.

Summer Independently z, l849.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS Daily, except Sunday.
iLeave Worcester at 1890 A. M and 430P. NJ.
{s3-Fhe 10 80 Train connects with train leaving
Springfield al 730 Boston at ami Nashua at 1920
IN Providence at As
The 4.50 train with the Steam Boat tram
from New Haven also train leaving Boston at p.
Leave Norwich 8t A. e, and IL M.
" The am train connects at Worcester with West
ern tran leaving at 10 am; Boston train at 1925 ami
Nashua train at III Providence train at l 80 am
Ponlfret Special Train.-Leave Pomfre at m. for
Norwich Leave Norwich at p. m. for Pomlret.
FREIGHT TRAINS,
Leave Worcester at st Am. Leave Norwich at 81
A.m.-(Daily, Sundays excepted
" Express freight leaves Boston at IL NJ for Allyns
Point arriving in New York next morning.
STEAMBOAT Trains,
Leave Boston at O'Clock p NJ. for New York, stop
ping only Franngham, Worcester, Danielsonvle and
Norwich, arriving Alyn Point take the Boat at
p NJ.
Steam Boat Train connects at Worcester with the train
arriving from Nashua and Groon Junction at $50 pm
RETUREING-Leave Ayn's Point about O'Clock Am,
the arrival Of the Steam Boat from NewYork.
}-A Baggage must be delivered to the Baggage Master
other person authorized il before the Pas
senger takes his seat III the Cars.
Baggage will net be taken include money, meTchan-
diZe other articles than those of personal and
wher of higher value than Fifty Dollars, notice be
given OF that fact and extra price paid the Company
will not hold itself liable beyond that amount.
No baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars.
No smoking permitted in the Passenger Cars Depot
Passengers procure Tickets at the Station Offices.
S. II, P. LEE, JR.
May7. dwtf sup't and Eng. N. q w. R. R.
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Upton, Grafton, N. E. Village, and
Worcester EYDreSS.
NOTICE.

NUIIUE.
fTHHE depreciation OF the value of California
4 God Dust, on account OF the great abundance in
market, compels the undersigned decline taking any
more present, but is wiling and glad TO receive few
Thousand Dollars, in BANK BILLS, in exchange for
FLOUR, CORN, OATS, SHORTS, RYE,
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, MEAL, &c &C.
Purchasers may be assured that sell low the
above articles can be had in the City.
only charge COST and --.
Call at No. Is Washington Square.
Feb "a DIFF OTIS BRAMAN.
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FISH MARKET,

FISH MARKET,
NO. Is FRONT STREET, WORCESTER,
EE7HERE be found all the different kinds of FRESH
w FISH the affords from the NewY ork Boston
Hartford, New Haven, Norwich, New London, and Prov
idence markets, such Cod Haddock, Mackere Hdlbu
Shad Bass Black and Blue Fish Salmon, &c together
with Of small Fish from The Salt and Fresh
Waters Also, all kinds OF SHELL FISH from the above
places Also assortment OF Dried Smoked and Picked
Fish, wholesale and retail.
NIB Fish bought at this market will be dressed in the
hest and fashionable style, and reasonable
distance free IF charge. TERMS CASH.
{lF- Cash paid for all kinds Of FRESH WATER FISH
Anrl g. d N. G SPRAGUE
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At the New York stOEe.

Barrages, Tissues, &C, at rs cts.
TN addition to our already large assortment OF THIN
/ DRESS GOODS, we received this morning lot Of
very ELEG ANT BARRAGES which We are oTeriPg
Twenfy.ue cents the yard warranted all Wool and Silk
and To be the quality now selling al 81 cents,
GAEL EARLY. Also,
SACKS AND VISTTES.
Those Sacks and Visites, which have sold so rapidly
with u.s. are not all gone few more left Of me new style
MAY 25 dwlf o. F. STEBBIhS d co.
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LEONKRD'S
Boston and Worcester EXpYess,

Boston and W0rCeSJ6r EiXpTeSS,
FIHHE subscriber continues to run THE Ex
tTHIMI5 i PRESS between Boston and Worcester, for
ygsaatss& the safe transmission of Packages, Bundles
~zasS Ilank Notes, Specie, and Merchandise generally
Three Tires each way Daily.
Particular attention ge. paying, collecting and ne
soatng notes. drafts, bills, and purchasing and selling
merchandise, produce, etc.
All packages must be directed to his
The subscriber is alone responsible for property entrust
ed to his care and no risk is assumed by the Boston and
Worcester Rail Road Company.
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester tc
Salem Newbury port, Taunton, Fall River, and New Bed
ford also, Portland, and all parts of Maine.
Orders free for goods to be returned by this Express
UFFIcEs.-IARNDEN 81 cos. Office. Court Street,
Boston; J. H KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 1913 Main ST
Worcester s. q. LEONARD.
Feb Is, l84T. dit
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The Double Acting Rotary Churn

Patented January 9, 1919.
bringing This efecIual and sim pie Churn into USE the
proprietors feeling confidence in it's capa5es do not
hesitate to pronounce it the best Churn ever offered to
the public. JONES d CURTIS having purchased the
sole right of manufacturing and vending the above named
Churn are ready 10 receive orders fer the at their
General Office, No. 81 Broad Street, BOSTON, Mass
And in order to convince the ncredulous and satisfy the
curious, at u O'Clock daily, churning will be made
The public invited to call and examine the machine
and see its utility tested. 1t combines the following wall
liable qualities
1t produces butter in less time than any other Churn
making it and gathering ii from milk three
10 eight minutes, and from cream in much less time.
2 II produces more butter from the same amennt of
milk or cream than the ordinary method it does its
work in more thorough and scientific manner.
Ii is the cheapest, simplest and convenient
invented, emboiyng the philosophical principles
buttersmaking.
4. Its action is chemical, well as mechanical 1t
forces the air into the cream milk side and by
suction extracts it from the other side.
s. extracts only the butter fatty parts Of the milk,
leaving the Abumen, Gluten, sugar and Starch uRouch
ed:-so that the milk is equally paiaabe and nu'rcious
as useful in all culinary purposes, and for feeding OF
Calves, or other Stock.
6. Ii is OF such easy action that hid do the churn
ing of a small family.
N. B. We ask all such are interested in the manu-
actnre pure butter to cali and satisfy themselves
We offer it upon the following II he Churr
does not prove recommended it may be returned
the money will be refunded.
liberal discount made to those who buy to sell again
TOrders for ChuTns. or appaatit ms for he right t.
manufacture and sell in Maine New liam lshire Vernon
Massachusetts, and Rhode Island, addressed 10
Boston, June rs. d6tw4t JONES & CURTIS.
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KEEP COOL,

TINE undersigned would give notice for the areommo
daiion Of The public that he has deposited slates
ana is ready to receive their orders lee daring ne
present season, at the following named places
Mr. JOSEPH H. Gregorys Store, near lincoln Sursre
Messrs. Ciapp Mars, Conleetionary store Main 81 ;
ar. M b. Green's Drug Store, Main ST.: Messrs IRA
per Ciark, Flour Store Washington Square Mr. Gil
valentines Grocery Store corner Central apa Snmme-
Street. ~ ~-S SS~A'iAss
Persons leaving their orders a any al the hovs na.s
piaces may De assured ii being promptly served.
June l. b r. nEGwOoD
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BARRETTS DYE HOUSE,

40 WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON.
r AIDES Dresses, Cloaks Shaws, llandkechefs scar@
Ia Bonnets &c Gents Coats oVercoats, and Pants,
Owed and finished in the best manner,
The subscriber having received the agency of the above
celebrated Dye House, is prepared to receive and for
ward goods to be dyed and hopes that the character of
the establishment for despatch and beauty of work,
together with his endeavors to please, viii ensure him
share of patronage At
Centrul Block, l27 Main street, Worcester.
April 4. dwtf
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w EsTERN RAIL ROAD.
A44A 49, tsse. 49, $1,000 E.zszna@ f==
s II = s "a S e sss f
FALL ARRASGEMENT.


Commencing Friday, Sept. l, 1918,
PASSENGER TRAINS will run daily, Sundays except
ed, as follows; =
Booton, IA. NJ, sA. NJ, and4PM
Worcester, 81 A. NJ, 10 A. NJ and so +. M.
Albany, A. NJ and "a NJ.
Springfield, 81 AM. AMI 1t P NJ. for Albany.
Springfield, St A. NJ 1t and 24 p NJ, (or the arrival
of the train from New York; fo Worcester and Boston.
DAY LINE TO NEW YORK-uia Spring field.
The Steamboat train leaving Boston at Am. and Wor
sester 81 AM will stop at Way Stations, unless to
take passengers for Springfield beyondPassenges
seed directly by way of Hartford and New Haven and
arrive in New York by P. M
Returning leaves New York at A. M. and arrives a.
Worcester at p. M.
FOR ALBANY AND TROY,
Leave Boston at A. M. Worcester 10 A NJ and arrive
at Albany al 81 P.M-or leave Buslon at M Worcester
at 80 M lodge Springfield; leave at 81 next morning
and arrive in Albany AT IA T. Nj.
The trains for Troy leave on the arrival of the trains
at Gfeenbush.
The trains for Buff4o leave Albany at74 A. NJ Pm
The trains ofthe Pittsfeld and North Adams Rail Road
connect at Ptsfeld.
The Housatonic Rail Road connects at the State line.
The trains for Northampton and Greenfield connect al
Springfield and passengers proceed by Stage to Brate%
boro' Windsor Bellows Falls Hanover Iayerhl, &c.
Stages run from Charlton to Southbridge from West
Brookheld to Ware Enfield, New Bralnree and Hardwcb
ICON Palmer to Three Rivers, Belcherown Amherst
WARE and Monsoon. HENRY GRAY,
Agent Western Railroad.
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r,TJNTB ER.
Improved Washing Machine.

Improved Washing Machine.
TTHE>E celebrated Machines, for which l received
Diploma at the F air OF the Worcester Co Mechanics
Association, made at No. CENTRAL STREET, where
orders may be addressed.
The following is taken from the Editorial columns of the
Spy 1--WE have had one of Cioyes's Washing Machines
in in family, for several past, and after
giving fair trial. reconueni IL he6ss machine
for that puepose that we are acquainted with 1t is
only great labor saving machine but operates such
To njure clothes much less than is done by
other washing machines, by the common hand rubbing
board"
" Price SIS. Warranted to please.
May 81. d2aw wtf FRANCIS GLOVES.
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Important to Manufacturers.

anportant 10 manufacturers.
THE subscriber is Manufae4 pr3nr phslss.lnh;.
1 TANNkD sTRETCHED LEATAER Betting Rsit
cna ieP koner cemeRt Splitting and Scarfing Machines
SANS hta Sea Get, arecently Machine
or ben leather The above named articles are
Kept constantly hand and be furnished al short
JulyS. VII 81 Main s,ra.t ,voss :.
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P. H. RILEY,
Draper and Tailor.
REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
nR. E. A. KITTREDGE has removed his
~ Office TO his Hydropathic Institution No. "a
Franklin Pace, Franklin Street, BOSTON, vapor and
all kinds of Unmedicated Warm and Cold Baths always
in readiness at the Establishment. -al
Transient barders in diseases can II desired find
he best of aud treatment the house, till restored
SUCH two dollars per day, and upwards. For perma
nent boarders from one TO Two dollars per day. according
to rooms, &c. dwtf May 20.
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FAMS-FAMS.
PAPER HANGTNCS

ENOR sale at the Eand Box Mandatory No qo2 MAIN
Il STREET, up stairs, orcester DIFF June is,
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Providence & Worcester RaiIrOad

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT-PA PASSENGER TRAINs.
To govern and after July 8, l849
THROUGH TRAINS
Leave Worcester at 6 and 0.45 A. NJ. and 3.45 PM.
Leave Providence at 745 AM. 3.45 and 30 PM.
Leaves Providence for Blackstone at IL NJ and
Leaves Blackstone for Providence at l.S9 p. NJ.
TIE TRAINS CONNECT
Al Mlville with coaches Tor slatersye. At Uxbridge
with coaches Milford and Mendon. AT Whns with
coaches for East Doug and Whunsville AT Farnums
with coaches for Graf and N. e. Village. Al
Worcester with trains Of the Western Railroad and Nor
witch and Worcester and Worcester and Nashua r. roads,
n YORK day line via Hartford and New Haven Railroads.
At Providence with Steamer Perry from and for Newport
twice each day, arrival OF tralns.With Gamers for
Warren Bristol, Fall yer, L. Greenwich, Nayat, &c,
and with Stonington Railroad.
The S.45 p NJ Train from Worcester connects at Prov
dence with Steamboats, for N York via Stonngton RR.
The AM train from Worcester connects at Waterford
with trains Of Norfolk County Railroad for Boston, beds
ham, &C., and at Pawtucket with trains of Boston and
Providence Railroad for Boston, Taunton N Bedford,
Dr. &C. and the 5 80 P. train from Providence
meets al the stations with return trains from same
places
The l045 NJ, train leaves Worcester after arrival OF
trains from Albany Norwich, Nashua &C &c, arrives in
Providence in lime take trains of B. and P. Railroad
for Boston, Taunton, N. Bedford, &c.
June9 dwtf ISAAC HINCKLEY, sup't.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-04-12

Mr. WEBSTER Conference.-The Wash
ington correspondent of the Springfield
Republican mentions the following ANU
sing incident. Mr. Foote was addressing
the Senate, when Mr. Webster asked leave
to interrupt him moment: is
Mr. Foote turned toward Mr. w., who
was sitting directly behind him, and adj
dressed him, as nearly as can recollect,
inthe following strain" The honorable SEN
ator from Massachusetts,, the distinguished
Senator from Massachusetts,, the states
man, the orator, the scholar, the philoso-
pher-( there Mr. w., who, up to this point
had kept his eye fixed on Mr. F., covered
his face with both hands, and Mr. +. then
proceeded as follows:) the man whose
speeches are destined to live as long as
the English language, he who will here
after rank alongside the Demosthenes and
Burkes Of our own race"-Mr Webster's
patience seemed TO be exhausted at this
point, and he belched forth at the top Of
his lungs, "Oh, get out n'---What
conclusion Mr. Foote brought his elab-
crate eulogium to, am unble TO say, for
amid the roar of merriment and laughter
that ensued he could not be heard for some
minutes after. ..-.
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AS if the natural calamities of life were
not sufficient for it, we turn the most in
different circumstances into misfortunes,
and suffer as much from trifling accidents
as from real evils. | have known the
shooting Of star TO spoil a nights rest
a screech owl at midnight has alarmed a
family more than band Of robbers; nay.
the voice of cricket has struck more ter
ror than the roaring Of lion. There is
nothing so inconsiderable which may not
appear dreadful to an imagination that is
filled with omens and prognostics. A
rusty nail, or crooked pin, shoot up into
prodigies.