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J.. w. COLLIER,
Ventillating and G0ssamar Wis Iiaker,
and Artist in Hair,


NO lat MAIN STREET, WORCESTER,
(OOeT Miss Jenck's Millinery establishment
DEGS respectfully inform he inhabitants of Worces-
ID ter and the adjoining towns, that he has taken the
above Room where he purposes to manufacture every
description OF Goods aPertaning his business Of such
description that they cannot he New
York. His Ventilated Wg,weghng OF weight beau.
nl and durable article with modern Improvement
Is per cent less than either the Boston York prices.
The following few of the Goods he will at all times
keep on hand or be pleased TO make to orders
Cents Wigs Toupees with every variety Top pieces
Ladies' Wigs, half Figs plain Bands (natura parngs)
Frizettes. Ringlets, Cur{s, &c.
Any of the above articles cleaned dressed and made
look equal to new at trifng charge.
Ornamental Hair Working.
Ladies Furnishing their Hair that OF deceased
friends relatives, have it made into the fol-
lowing articles of variety of beautiful and substantial
patterns, which may be seen al his Room:
Bracelets Armlets Neegees. Finger Rings Ear Drops
Crosses Ladies Guards and Neck Chains, Beads, &c.
GENTLEMES's GUARDS.
Hair Braided and inserted in Lockets, Breaches ana
Breast Pins. jewelers. supplied on liberal terms.
COLLIER7S CORAL LIQUID
In offering the above Liquid the proprietor confidently
that il is perfectly free from any chemical pepara
tion different from those in common which
have been proved be destructive the human hair
The Coral Liquid will promote the growth OF the Hair,
and effectualy the scurf and daRdrU, giving
the skin beautiful clear Wilderness at the time inr
vgoraIng and strengthening the and leaving them
in perfect healthy state. Ladies will find superior
article addition their Toilet, giving briancy and
the hair. One trial will prove efficacy, and
in order bring il within the reach of all it, put
in Bottles price 25 cts.
Families furnishing their bottles-$1 per quart.
Hair bought or taken in exchange. dlm* March 10.
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City Furniture Ware Rooms.

w. 81 H. BAKER
JETOULD respectfully the citizens Of the City of
w Worcester and vicinity and their former customers,
that they have opened large and commodions Rooms at
No. 2A4 Main St.s corner ut Pleasant
or the Manufacture and sale Of all the LATEST kinds OF
pARLOR FURNITURE.
They have constantly hand make at short notice,
French style aud patterns of ROSeO0od Mahogany and
Black Watnut C0UCHES, sOrTOMANS, LOUNGES,
Tete a tee DiVANS and TABQURETS.
Also, the French Spring Seat ROCKING CHAIRS, con
the approved principles OF comfort,
TASTE durability all The laes patterns of American
CHAIRS-also the French and English patterns, Modern
and Antique-PARLoR CHAIRS OF every style-also,
Dentists, Barber's, and ORIENTAL EASY CHAIRS,
covered with Satin. Plush, Damask, and Hair Clob-
Needle Work carefully mounted in the most tasteful man.
Also, a general assortment of
Seer ETARi ES, BUREAUS,
Centre, Gard and Work TABLES-Book and Show Cases,
Desks, Hat Trees, What SDts, Tea POys &C.
A so. entire sets CHAMBER FURNITURE.
large assortment of Cheap Furniture, and wood
Palm Leaf and Hair Mattresses, made and Resulted
Furniture repaired uGrniShed &c.
PULPIT and oihsr Church Furniture made to order
Upholstery and Carving
in all their nal designs for Furniture, Cur
tains and other Upholstery work. furnished Tor single
articles o suits of rooms
w, & H. b. having leased for term of years
a large and convenient building with extensive water
power attached, they command aciies for The manutac-
lure of Furniture unsurpassed by any in the State and
having secured the services the most experience work
men, they prepared execute all orders in heir bust,
ness. with economy durability and despatch They would
call particular attention to the fact OF their manufacturing
all of their Upholstery wok thus securing TO their custo
niture which be sold tenty cent" less ihan
good article, particularly shop worn and second hand
NJ Gentlemen about to furnish Hotels, Board
ing Houses or private residences requested to call
Also Country Dealers will fluid greatly TO their advah-
cage TO call before purchasing elsewhere.
Worcester March Is, le49- d"ul
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Assignee,s Notice.

lN ed Assignee of the Estate of STEPHEN HARRING-
TON, of Mi0ary In the County CT Worcester mason,
nsovent debtor and that the second meeting the cred
itors OF said nsovent debtor will be held the Office of
HENRY CHAPN. Esquire, in Worcester, in said County,
on the fifteenth day Of May nert ten O'Clock i'll the
forenoon at which meeting creditors may be present and
prove their claims ELIAS FORBES, Assignee.
March %, 1919. dM24
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Massachusetts Health Insurance Go.
I0ITAI q 20 AAA !. - ~

Chartered and Established an Boston, April ls47
CONTINUE to insure MEN against the expenses OF
" SICKNESS, for term Of years Number Of members
nearly 5000 Amount sick allowances paid during the
past six months, $500.
The SICK ALLOWANCE applies to the time that the
member totally disabled from labor and under medical
care, whether he is confined to the house
THOMAS TARBELL, President
A L. STIMsoN, Secry.
Office No. Museum Building, fremont 81 Boston.
MIR. A. III. BELLOWS has been appointed AGENT
in Worcester County for the Mass Health ms Company
and has given the required bond faithful perform
ance OF this duty.
applications insurance. and settle claims upon the Com
pany for sick allowance. .fe
Worcester Office, No. A, under Brinley Hall
Dec 8, I648 du
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Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.

Worcester, IS March II, ls49.
DY virtue OF Execution which issued Judgment
II in favor of Rejoice Newton, of Worcester, Esquire,
against JOEL HOWE, of West Boylston 10 said County,
blacksmith at the Court of Common Pleas begun and
holden at Worcester within and for the County of Wor
cester the first Monday of December. A. d. 164e,
have taken all the Right in Equity that the said Joel Howe
had, on the twentieth day of July, A. d. 848 the day
when the same attached on process redet
certain mortgaged Real Estate lying in West Boy
said County, and the that is described in mortgage
deed thereof from the said Joel Howe to Mary b. Wor
ed in the Registry of Deeds for the County
Of Worcester. hook AIS pese Is and Wednesday, the
second day of May O'Clock in the afternoon
the American Temperance House in Worcester, shall
offer for sale by public aucton to The highest bidder said
right in equity OF redemption.
dSwM20 f ae8 ]. DAY, Deputy Sheriff
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New Express Lin e.
Bigelow's Boston & Worcester Express

szsfss OUer the Worcester and Nashua, and
fE1aa5a74A4--szf Fiehburg Rail Roads.
==slsSA- He subscriber has commenced running an
- Express Car over the above Roads, for the
safe transmission of
Packages Bundles, Bank Notes Specie and Merchandise
generally, Three Times each way Daily.
Notes Drafts and Bills collected and all business execu
ed with dispatch and cheap by any other Express
Offices american House, Worcester; and Rail Road
Exchange, Court Sqaare, Boston.
Orders received at Hutchinson Co Is Bookstore II
Main ST., and al The Ticket Office Lincoln So Worcester
JASON TEMPLE, Mossenoors
l.. C.. BARDwELL,)
l.. BIGELOW, Proprietor.
This Express connects at Groton junction with
BigeIOW's Great Northern Express,
For Townsend Peterborough, New Ipswich, Mason Vii
age, Nashua Shirley Lunenburg Leomnser, Fitchbug,
Westminster, Ashbnrnham, Gardner, Baldwnvie, Roy~
ASTON Ahol Orange, WendaI, Ervng Montag ue North
field, Greenfield Ms, Vernon, Brattleboro Vs. Winchen
don, Fiizwillam Troy, Keene Bellows Falls, Charles
town, Claremont, H., Springfield, Windsor Rocking,
ham, Bartonve, Chester Procorsville Cavendish Lud>
low Rutland, MGdebury, Yergennes and Burlington, VT
March ls. DIFF
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Worcester, a. ts fsaaf1 March 3, 1919.
DY virtue of an execution which issued judgement in
ID favor Of BERlAI CURTIS. Of Worcester in the County
Of Worcester Gentleman, against Luther Burnett said
Gentlemen the Court ofCammon Pleas begun and
holden at Worcester within aud for the County Of
the FIRST Munday of December A. D. 545 have taken ali
he right equity that the said Luther Burnett had
day August ls4s the day when the attae-
process redeem certain morgagel real estate
lying in the city Of Worcester, and the that described
81 mortgage deed thereof from the said Luther Burnett 10
Worcester County Institution for Savings recorded in Book
Page 81 the Registry Of Desd the County of Worcester
and Monday, tie ninth day Of April next O'Clock
ctsier shall oer for sale by Public Auctions 10 the highest
bidder, said right equity Of redemption avs sSth
Ms. d3w - J. DAY, Deputy Sheriff.
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To the Hon. County Commissioners of the

tENUE sui scrbers nbabiIants of he cv f Worceser
would resnectfny renresent that bey be,nc anorani
of the true limits of pine and bye
ed lands on said streets ond ersc,ed hni H. d So
and whereas from recent examination Of he Iocation n,
said streets it appears that ON The sie of pine
Street and On the souihety side of Central street
Of the BUILDINGS and fences are within ,ba oca,ion ~ oj
Streets and as il is believed thar he ocson NJ pine
street NAV be so CHANGED nv removna The Ioca,ion more
es wardy and moi interfere with anv bniln on m aost
Side of said Street as viii clear the hopse on he west side
Of said Strickland Ihat so much of Central Srest ~ ia
between Summer and pine Streets NAV he ,n,ovsd en- for
northery as 10 clear the homes on he sonha, sie
said Street and nor iniurousl tn infertere Win snv
f.nces or bniIdinos on ~ nor,horIu sid f 10 '
The Subscribers thereore resnectfy s al, ,omr unor
able Board ia aid them in rrevng IN o,nss,yes f on
nntentonal tresnass nnnn he rigSts of 'h nphti b
altering the location of said Central Street % ~ btn
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To Merchants and Consumers.
UCKER & UPTON,

(WALDO BLOCK,)
TT AVE just purchased EW STOCK of DRY
II GOODS, MILLINERY, &c, for cash, and are pre-
pared to offer GREAT BARG4INS in the following
articles:
DOMESTIC GOODS, SIC.
BROWN SHEETINGS, WHITE MUSLINS
do STIR TINGS, Chec'd do
Bleached do Strip,d do
do SHEETINGS. White CAMBRICS.
TICKINGS, Check do
Striped Shrtings Stripe do
DRILLiNGS, Curtain MuslIns
DENNIS, FLANNELS
Selecias, cotton and woolen ~
Core CAMBRiCs, PRINTS.
sarsnet do. American and Foreign.
Furniture Patches CRASHES
Lancaster QUILTS. Linen Table Covers
Marseilles do. Cold DO do.
Diapers. Embos'd do do.
Irish LINENS.
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Published at No. 1872, Main Street, Worcester
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor.
Terms.

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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, March 90. l849.
To all persons interested in the Estate of ASAHEL
GODDARD, late OF Milbury, deceased, Greeting
on cited TO appear at Court of Probate TO he
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of April
next, show why of the ESTATE Of
said deceased should be granted Elias Forbes Esq.,
Of said Millbury. tM2ld.) CHAs. g. PRENTIss, Reg.
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DRESS GOODS.

BLACK SILKS, all widths. ALPACCAS.
Plain Changed able SILKS. hLEPlNES.
Plaid do Grenadines.
Fg'd do French LAWNS
Satin de Chine Black silk SHAWLS.
Barrases and Balzorines. Cashmere do
Fig'd MUSLfNS. Brocha do
LINEN GINGHAMS. ColdSIlk do
Cotton do Fancy do
French do KID GLOVES.
BOMBAZINES. Fancy Hdkfs
MOHAIRS. Lace Capes
C"Pd Lawns for Bonnets. Ladies Standing Collars
Corded SHIRTS, CrimpS
sc. &c. Spotted Muslins.
MILLINERY, &c.
BONNETS. Florence SILKS.
Bornet RIBBONS. Sarsenet do
Tafeta do Col'd Tarletans
Artificial do Bonnet SATINS.
WREATHS. Linen, Muslin and Cotton
Lace Trimmings. EDGIRCS.
Tabs. Linen Camb Hdks.
Colored Grapes. Infants Wrot Waists and
Belt Ribbons. Dresses
Corded Silks. Qungs.
PLUSHES-VELVETS. Bonnet Thread.
Web Laces. Spool do.
Hair Braid. Cord do
&C. &C. Linen Thread.
~ Many other Goods, not mentioned above,
will be added to our Stock every week and our ar
engagements such as will offer the NEWEST AND
MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS at the Uery Lowest
Prices TUCKER 81 UPTON.
March %. dwtf
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Worcester, SIS. Probate OGce March Ia 1S49
To all persons interested in the Estate of DEBORAH
J. UPHAM, late of Royalston, deceased, Greeting
YOU are cited toappear at a Court Probate to be
. holden Worcester the first Tuesday of April
next show why Administrations Of The estate Of
SAID deceased should not be grantedlo Joseph e. pham
of Phlipsson Mad CHAs. G. PRENTISs, Reg.
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q Worcester Railroad

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New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29
Llt,iAL NDIiC,S.

DUBLfC NOTICE SUPREME COtRr-in ths matter OF ~
Nsylr Af-r-u. slt lollQ lsf 90 tls Nts
Yof.. he c he -vsnh zfsnls l ~
ra1f rr-s- kn.s 90 lc-ed tnf
irrr1 ro1, ~.-n- 80 rsi ui---sts sh a. o1s
llla-f-t rssr s-V-afh h- ~-th Ward OF 'if t
fuar sr,hy gv-1 ~ th- Nvor Alsrren sol NcEi
nonsy CITY Of Nss Nk parslsnt 20 status such ea~s
povssi $40 t1- A.yof At-rn-l saitcr nss
n . Cts utsni cston "a tie srpr-rs
10 of New fofs the s-. f.m oi "a 49,
Court riy n, CT Of Nss fork tho
Saturday of Snvsn-r ,osg The iTh dy Of Nfsnoe
n s ths oP-nns u the Court 90 = DAY ~ a. soa mere
hesri. The sPpol'us1t e Conn eocss
he slvs satei usttr hat -
ne op-nng Of ih- Essslth
. b Cons n Streets snd kosis ne
srtu- C 10 Act sntt - A Act
npfossrsn tclcar. h- out u sssss al ros.
CT p ss~ tors. acs hr ohsf ple-s- psssed Apn '
from th- -h-r- he bocrIg5.- hosi crosses si A.
s~e-cfh he loli sh-s ~ sat
IN sad a. o. Hgotsf s1i tr-'ti -sT
r f. Ward Co.'S dated s.af1ft oc.o
,-r a. les4 HENkf DAVIES,
Con- ~ ~ tor
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29

IrStrrD srATrsrArENr OFFICE sept - is-s '.h-f-'.
Chsr-s k'-h-r ssuh-ct 0i ts ~ Of ss-i-u 90 oo'a
fh Ust-d stai-s t-sfns sats jay 49, 80
stI-et ni th. sat hlg n s~sds1 Cd
a. pff~lt -ab.tsuV 10
th- August oassi uron s-sish
dated 49, ihb OF ~hch h.s
II .lt 81
ntsr'sr,ucs declares b. hs n- 5stNssu
aor-,. N N tt sep-tef current as he
hsak he fAra H'-dsy Hlr sigh,-
inzdrfs Ty ~ i-i o through 'h~u
.s-ai NJ cnsrs, K- OF ih- CITY Of tss fos
r Pa sot ~ a. kfiy Of nf kr-ehs al whss
ttty a., soru-y %, th- ssi krsh sr1f uiCr
h chcs h. dated 18Th that ~ rornsi
pr-.-of a- kfrrhsr snd
o. sttossy rss-s sh-a pa-lt
i~rr,
kiiy -gs uotcs o. tte p,t-ui--
Char kF-ch
arf % nr
p,t-li for .ppstns or ssr sat r-c gsaous hTlor
- C.r fs sor-- hss st1t-1 nsrfsfs ths
lv-uto1 cs-d Chsr.s kr.ch sns r -hsh
ssaei on ths o Of so so-.s sod that h-
bs 1sUtsd a. rs aboT- aan-d spt conformity
~l ~ tas of fh- of Corxsss
proved JUS is6 snd th- ofc p-rsns thsr-,o
II ordered lhsf Us l1tss b- runshsi - K-pshhc snt ss
'cas is setc-f, Nastng DalY Be-. bostn sra ifouls
Nssfrs ssch r--s o nolihs pf-gogs ihs sad
tlift NoutAy Of M.tA THOs ENBAsK.
aaire 3 =
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29

GOLD o. rHE GILA-We earn from : private
eter dstet :; LA-rArse. Texas. Oct y, that conps
~ which started ron that yOill Or C40fna 10 hsy
ssi had ten beard from. Ire party hsi arrived b.
TIE G.ls River from which po.ni Trey write that sp-
PeArAnees indicate TIA, geld Is "a perrfI IN that re-
si1n IS u 10 described tC oe OF The Sacramento The
oli1euiy IN procuring provisions from tie set,cers
q Texas, which are The nearest sources q supp y.
maze . nPo.sis-e Tor ken 70 stop 70 DIG for the
precious metal
4nfy Triie ia; parties ;skizs ihs; route .or Catog
- saoc.d 20 n 'trons comp psnes TIE number Of
APscne lnc4ars ut-eA MEET ice way nsxes y Can
s-4ous Tor small oces &c sitenpt Il Severn SIT a.
parre. are sac 70 have been cut : ~ them
nsnoer Of respectable persons socUt Lagrange,
"no ss1 o-ea driven way frcrn iast yst q the
tfy upon eerses insi iaey bslocge % TIE elan Of
h-scAiors -Ad retI-ned Alter ny-suss ss0n nad ssosn
tn~y Iere -Eor gully accused. IL appears q cave
oee1 concerted scheme ttc part O; t1- oegre1s
icrs lat such sf tren nlxht 5e arrested should
iIlPea,e tae ncsi Deserving c.u1-ns sith EisS 20
pruoac- ofpcst 90 - -hot- -ho erccsFOrirg .
ID ss- oo11ry ot tren 10 10 f..rec ths; th-y nave
. iar '1cceeced n foeuID- discgrcs sod suspicCns
inrocsn i1e cg--ty, inat nlscalevcus iro1s Ei
o4t -l hen N.-hlnz.on kepu5ic.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29
From Mexico.

The Nei1 Orleans P.coyuHe las papers ifou n.
city Of Mexico to sept p. and from TAzgcc an
lsier
Il appears that Tire accounts We formerly gave d,
the Seess OF ih- assn. IN the Ssrrs Gores wer, A.,
exaggerated Go3. Ufsga. tte victor al salltrs A..
very handsomely refused 'am o. money o-ere. by
the Gov-rnmea, to h.n sHd % bis oftcers Tor saer
,r.v.fv On the plea that aecryssnce u Is wogl4 A.
srsce the professor - sfm'
~ SGD cf the 22l ult states lAs The late victor, a
Gsa Vrsgs the sasur.ens m -, Sierra 1ordsea.
.,si. tt ID ~ tlst there 10 nor 1ope. Ois syc..f
n.cfcs,iou of that hoi5ed az revolt Tat psPsrs y
-,s.a. the opr trsi sithi1 month . IN hat s,a
peace all BE- rssstsolsheo tafo.sa a.li iee s.eHs
& Szlo of lhc eOth ssis- ne ne $1,000 seat ty
th t;re r.i gycrnrn-rt o. lgc4bu ~.s 40 0p2ofacs
re-,.f to th.i STATE Toe siege - b,c2sr I'D s-,n
ra.ed by The lnlians but sssI a. ns'-co Wa sossy
pressed.
me Tampeo o;icios0 insists that Toe oei-ct q es
secrs. eN3sftou ss, 10 invade toe STATE % isn,.4-
pas.
The 10Th Of September the sunigerssFy u Nexiesa
Independence. was celebrated with gfest pouP bo,A
10 Ismp.cO and the csYiis-
Vne T4zgiso psffasgr ls lniormsS that Gen. Lslts.
hS. rr.xuec hi. command.
TIE Cholers nss nesriy cessed its rayases hfe.s.
''i fss M'SsD ss.. n.i.n. on the frsp,. have ross
sewers chss,.essen; IN several eneoaSefs ate isr
American guerilla parties Ia he scrsi'c OF Mexico
The Ssso say. that rumors rife about srl ihern
tempt AZ Rev0luaca in order % rePsc- santa aas "A
power 70 depnrestes such uoYe"isni 'Dd p''na .
The thrre Successive unfortunate sdnilstfaiols " s
ex pl,iAor IS evidence n bis sial influence o. =.
country.
Tae Ta-rieo D,fsss0r says tia, President hersn
ha. seat order tAe D.stlci Jacse oi Iatnsui?.
TO collect Information on the imputed crimes o. poa
Jesus Csrdeuss, the Governor ct tta, state, via ,
view 20 bis being brogsat 90 punishment, The Dgss
.or css. aloud FOR Carccnsss cls1ist from nee, pre-
vou.y 10 the col " evidence agsnst hlln aud Il
uns srns in denunes.iOns s.sinsi eosh hin sni Co
Csnsles. his creature.
rhe Lower House OF CoDgross On The Ho,h al &c
cared tre election Of tee Depatc, from lucsan weca
lately took place null sni vuic
TIE Governor of the State Of Coshuia IN view u ia
con;rsbpnd ra,e which exists the frontiers wher.
American goods surfep tcusly introduced has 1.
frusta % the subordinate authorities that t6ey ~.
be held responsible IN their property for To. lose ~,
ta.ued by the public revenue. Ne suppose tai. mess
lh.t they viii be hned TOR neglect Of duty
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29
LINES

ssai rlA B0sgH,t TO a LGdy-Br A. X. 6ARpSEs, ID
In ages past, ere clocks with iron hsnds
N.rk,d tho swift light Of Time through all the lsads,
1n, turning petals Of bright feetpg fowers
Served 70 marx well the march OF shortlived hoar.
Let me recall In these prossie days
This ono alone Of ell its sncient wsys,
And BY the presence OF these flowers portray
The hours remembered, though now far away.
tt emblem these OF all such transient pleasure, uro
They die scarce the swift winged time they meas
Too soon, alas their brilliant bues depart
But Memory's perfume lssts and cheers the heart
Nex. Yorh, Feb fs4e Literary World.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29

10, b,e.s thee noble sultan and forever
God angels keep thee, Il IL be o fsct
Tsst thou arr brsvely N 4klng an endsavor
To ssve Ko.u;h--God bless thee for the act
rt Will re written, read, spplauded, cherished,
When Rgss!s's Iutnless myrmidoos have perishsd.
Tee Russian deems Thy Moslsm creed internal
And while be proudly ysurss ais Christian isitn,
CODsisos the hussulmsn 20 flames eternal,
To ws.liDg, utter darkness, and the death
Tnst d;ing never dies, through 81 the stages
OF untold rorments and uh1umoered sses
He, ike the PDsrisee looks Up 10 Heaven
AID bossts his righteousness Of hfe and heart
Thou. Ike the good Samaritan, hast given
A sufferer aid and done the Chnstisns part
M.y God reward thee, when we al assemble
Where vsssels shall rejoice and iyrsnts iTemsie.
The followers Of chrH should love each other
Itis the ssviour's positive command
YET Christian Russia hunts stricken brother,
Ouilswed and exled from bis nstive land.
Bupts him, 70 take away the life God gave him
While thou. an lnfdei, hast soughi 70 save him
she 10 not sats6ed ~ SEQ him lsngaisb,
From Kindred wife and children far apart;
To know that siekDess. poverty and sngsisn
Whngsd drop by drop the life blood from bic heart
she Graves his life, and hunts him - tiger
Would hunt wounded hon by the Niger
lie, Russis bear the Christian name no longer,
Write Tyrsot, Heather, Monster, On her sky
Her iron tt-one is strong. but God 10 stronger,
HIS arm will rend her heightened cords ssunoeri
And make ner power oy word and wonoe:.
The world has looked on Hungary, sdmiriDg
Tne noble daring Of The gallant band
Tbst struggled on, with hope and zeal uDuripg
To win the freedom OF their fatberlsnd
Ani bitter words and burning tear-drops started
In many land, when hope from them departed.
What cause had Russia for her inierferencei
What wrong 10 right, what grievance 70 redress
None yet she sent her armed, enslsved aonerenn
To help the weaker Austrian 70 repre-"
The feeble rays Of Liberty thst lighted
Tho land now rsvssed ruined, crushed, oenishte''
And though be sees her banners proudly waving
Der hill and plsin where Freedoms Champion
ehs rms uns atsfed, with conquest craving died
further sacrifice To power aud pride
Turns 20 the scsffOd, IL the horrid siaus hter,
And Nero like, Pours human blood like water
This blood will be a witness, swift and fearful
Assinst the tyrsnt st the Judgment throne
The cesolsiioD wrought in homes once cheerful,
Each bitter psns, bot tear and dying grosn,
His rsge mas wruns from victims unorenciDg,
Wli sting his soul with Anguish Deverepoins
Be thou und.unied BY bis hsushty bearing,
uomoved 10 purpose by his flaming wrstn
H. hiss the Hons cruelty and daring,
But Heaven will turn bic footsteps from thy path
Thy duty 10 10 save the Chris,isn Stranger
DO this, brave Iohdel and fear no DAGGER.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29

A Mes PLACE To LIVE IS.-A corresponisi,
OF ,he F0r S-h Hoald thus depicts the morsl bess
ties Of santa re-
think il little OF the hsriss, place Was ever Ia
Mea shoo, Que another there tnr pssume. Nota dag
passe. without the ens tnent OF a bloody TRAGEDY
To- nr. morn.us vas there three four shots we're
exchangsd 10 TIE midst Of crowd IN the msa plsgA
hats ies steps from where was standing " poor
Californian who a-d no cOscern Ia th- a1rsy was tas
victim. One of the Dragons too belonging % Capt
Ba'ord's company, was sho. through the i2rg', a a
t.nf -reo