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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-05

FROM MINEsoTA.-Our latest dates from
ST. Paul are OF the 18th inst. The canvass
for delegati 10 represent ,he territory in
Congress was proceeding With great spirit.
Several party cORventl MS had been held in
ST. Paul, Saltwater and other places, upon
the subject The nomination of Col A. M.
Mitchell by the territorial party, had caused
the suminOnng OF second convention,
composed Of the opposition. 1t was held
al 81. Paul on the l0ih, and nominated Da-
vid Olmsted, whose name, We perceive. ap-
pears at the head of the editorisl columns
Of The Chronicle " Register, the Wing pa
per Of the territory.
The Pioneer, Loco Foco hoists the name
Of The Hon. II. II. Sibley, the presen, del
egaie. The Chronicle 4 Register has
changed hands, hut II, new editor ann0un-
ces his sentiments as favorable to the ma
tional and terrlior al administration. A
Wing Convention has been held at Stllwa-
ter, which unanimously nominated Col. N.
Greene Wilcox as the Wig candidate for
delegate to Congress.
Such is the demand in ST. Paul for bull
ding materials, says the Pioueer, that whlle
lumber taken down the Mississippi river
from our own nel lghborho0d, is selling at
St. Louis for about ten or eleven dollars per
thousand, the same description is sold read
lily at 81. Paul Tor II dollars ~ Y. Er.
We understand that all the lumb.r used
at ST. Pau comes from the thriving town
Of St, Anthony Falls which already con-
tains a population Of upwards Of one lhous-
and, most of whom are from New England;
this town is nos, deliehliuly situated sew
en mile, above ST, Paul aud has one ol the
best water privileges in the country.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-05

A DIsoLATE REoioS.-The English ex-
pedition ia search Of Sir John Franklin,
under command of Capt. Austin, left the
Whalehsh Islands on the ist inst. the day
previous to the arrival Of the America, ex-
pedition. An owner Oh board the English
vessels in letter thus describes the gloomy
character of that region -
" In this forlorn region ,here is neither
scenery, manners, or customs to describe.
All is barrenness and d ISOLATION, no flow er
or shrub adorns the icebound precipco o
this sombre locality-where seated on his
icy throne, stern winter relgns Supreme,
crowned with the gathered SHOWS of 5000
years, exhibiting a singular contrast to the
delightful gardens of our native land, /,
whose aoA els and plants arc at this NOM
ent displaying their odiferous beauties be-
meath the genial rays Of midsummer sun.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-05

A TUNNEL. A deacon in-----went to
his minister, and protesting to speak the
sentiments Of tho congre = alton, began TO
complain Of hi, style Of preaching" do
no, say these sLinss for myself" said the
deacon; II am not at al dissatisfied, but
the people are very uneasy and am afraid
we shall have trouble" "How is it in
quired, the pastor, 4" that rou hear all
these complaints No other member OF
tine church seems To be 60 familiar with
them as you are!" "Oh," said the dea-
con, " they all know tia, am on terms
of intimacy with you and they make me
the tunnel, INTO which ,hsy pour every
thing whch they wish you 10 hesr."-
fou," replied the pastor, "and il is
beoo use you are a tunnel that they use
you as such"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-05
eJ-A New York paper contains the fol.
inW,oo tale.

oo-A New York paper contains the fol-
lowing tale:
"In the H--packet ship from---
zane out The other day a very beautiful
woman, about thirty years old, having a
fine curly headed boy abou, five years of age
with her, and being accompanied by =
young man of elegant dress and easy man.
ners. They stopped for three or four days
at the As,or House, from which they re-
moved 10 an exquisite villa IN Hoboken.-
They strolled Off evenings along the banks
Of the Hudson.
On board the Canada, during her passage,
might be seen a tall man, aIistOcratic IN
look and bearing. Something press,
heavily at his heart, and he could not enjoy
the voyage, or society Of ahy kind. He,
too, stopped a, the Astor; made inquiries
after certain lady, child, ana gent leman
tracked them TO Hoboken, and discovered
his own brother, the scducer Of his wife,
and the destroyer Of lis peace forever. lie
returned 10 EHope With the darling boy,
leaving the gully PR 10 pursue THEN
course Of sin aud shame. These parties
may be met dsily in the Elysian Fields.
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From ST. Petersburg and Cracow, we
learn ,ha, the population Of thoso places
wcrs actively engaged in repairing their
respective cities from tue effects Of the late
connaRra,ion. The damage done has been
found 10 be greater than was at first report
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Ponds Free Picture Gallery

A Nd MOnOchrOmatic Academy is NOW orES for
visitors and pupils FLAGG BUILDINGS, Cd story
The finest specimens of Monnchromatc Painting in tile
country, will from time time be exhibited in connection
with other works OF art, in the beautiful gallery above men
TONED, daily from 10 10 A. NJ, and from 10 P. M.
An tppouunIiy is offered those desiring to re-
celve Instruction in Monochronac Painng-a style of
picture making at easy rapid of execution and
beautiful when completed. None know Of their capacity
Tor DIR twins till opportunity afforded them the means Of
testing u Every one who has received instruction, ex-
presses Satisfaction aud delight une pected progress
m e III one course lessons of fifteen hours. The unqua
flied praise this style of drawing received from almost every
quarter at he Mechanics Fair conclusive evidence that
4 is only to be known be appreciated receive the
ehton OF the lovers of the fine Mr. Ponds rooms are
n'shed with every convenience for giving instruction in
this desirable accomplishment
TERMS-l5 Lessons hour cach Sc
Class exclusively for ladies, from 9to II A. NJ,
Glass for Ladies' and Gentlemen, from 2to S p NJ.
Evening lass, from Ito 9P.M.
Evening Class excont "Wednesday and Friday
Extr change for private instruction at the house.
81 Materials furnished, Wholesale and retail.
WOi crster, Dec 3. diff
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A NEW ARTICLE.


Eliss's Compound Cod Liver Oil Candy.
l. OR THE CURE of Coughs, Colds, Influenza Hoarse-
u ness, Bronchitis Catarrh, Tickling in the Throat, and
n Lung and Bronchial Affections. The wonderful curative
powers Of COP LIVER OIL in all Of Coughs Colds and
Consumption has been clearly demonstrated by the
perenced physicians in Earope and America Its peculiar
virtues already too well known TO need any description
here. The and disgust which many people exper
ence in swallowing the Oil in its usual form of adminstra
ion entirely obvated by the discovery of the mode OF
preparing il in the form of most agreeable Candy
ing and preserving all the medicinal qualities of the PURE
COD LIVER OIL without its Rauseous and repusve taste
The powerful curative principle of this Oil being thus
tanned, and combined with other healing and in
gredens justly celebrated for their efficacy in the above
mentioned complaints forms of the soothing Cough
Remedies and reliable agents for staying the advances
Consumption that has been discovered. This Candy
needs but fair trial to convince the skepcal of its excel
lence Public speakers, and vocalists will find excel
lent article for removing distractions from the throat and
clearing the voice.
NJ b. Be particular and inquire for ''BLIsss Cop LIVER
OIL CANDY and observe the signature of the proprietor on
each package Prepared and sold by b. r. BLISS Druggist
sole proprietor Springfield, Mass
REDDIHG d Co., Agents. No. State Street, Boston
For sale in Worcester by ID. SCOTT, JR., CO., 243
Main-st. 3 dwlms
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FOR THE AFFLICTED.
Dr.. Banning's Fatent Body Brace.

Ut. bannlnS'S FdCenL BODY Brace.
AyTHIS celebrated PATENT LACE, or BODY BRACE is
efficient relief persons laborng under the follow
and other analogous maadcs and symptoms,vz Asthma
Consumption and other diseases of the LgsSpinal Cur
varesBronchitis and other affections of the Throat-Loss
of VOce-ilip Diseases Scrofulous Swengs, Distortions
Rheumatism, Neuralgia Headache, Want OF Sleep Papita
ton the Heart Disordered Circulation of the Blood Kid
Affections numbness and GOODNESS of the Extremes-
painful difficult, suspended Observation-Disclosures Govt
Falling of the Womb Leuchorhoe Whites Dropsy Piles
Constipation Withered and Decayed Limbs, Weakness of
Chest, Vertigo Dull Pains in the Sides Pains and weakness
in the Back &c. &c
The following certificates will show what is thought of
DR.. Bannngs Patent Lace, &c, viz
From Prof Mott and other Physicians Of Nc,U York.
The undersigned have examined Dr. Bannngs novel views
on the mechanical pathology Of many affections OF the vice
and believe them highly interesting and worthy the ser
| Vatentiae Mott, MD. J.Kepney Rodgers, MD.
dler. B. Whiting NJ d. H. Mclean, ID.
From Rev. Caleb ]. Tenncy, d. d. of Northampton for
merly of Wethersfeld, Conn:
Thirteen years ago sustained loss of voice. which, for
three years almost total Subsequently my voice
continued weak and ndstnct One year ago, commenced
the of Dr. Bannngs Brace and have found very marked
and decided advantage from H. increasing the OF speak
ing and the strength of my voice Now although preach
once twice. almost every Sabbath should scarcely at
tempt the service ALL If had not in application
the principles of Dr. Bannings Brace which from my
knowledge oits certain utility in my case cheerluly
Aug. S, is4s CALEB j. TENNEY.
| DIR. KNAPP g. CO., the undersigned, have pur-
chased the right of this faramed Patent Lace, Body
Brace for the County of Worcester and now ready to
SELL and apply the instrument to patients, either at their
own residences at their said Office, No PAS Our sTAIRs)
MAIN They will sell the right to make, vend and
use the said Lace in few, and few only, Of the towns Of
this County terms very advantageous to the purchasers
All the above mentioned diseases, and many of a
similar nature the undersigned have with their MAGNET
| IC or ELECTR0PATHlC REMEDIES, treated very sue
cessfuly and will continue to do So either with without
the application and expense Of the said Lace Brace
patients may prefer. The instrument is light, neat, and
easily adjusted and can be by gentleman, or lady
without the least pain or Inconvenience The public in
yited to call and examine the article at their said Office
where all avors their line will be thankfully received
all explanations to the said Laces and the Magnetic
remedies gratuously given. References many
cured and others under their treatment In this region
given to any application J. q. KNAPP,
Worcester, Feb s, 1850. DIFF N. y. CHllDS.
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COAL-C0AL
an $3.50 PER- TON!

AT $3.50 PER- 'ENN!
THE BLACKSTONE COAL MINING COMPANY are
now working veins of Coal greater depth than last
year The quality of Coal produced is much superior
that heretofore and is offered the citizens of Worcester
at 81 per ton delivered Much prejudice existed against
this Coal last year from the of proper in breaking
and screening and from the soft quality of coal then Mined
These objections removed by its increased hardness
and by the attention which given delivering the Coal
well broken and screened.
Persons unacquanted with the quality Of the Coal who
have uav impressions with regard it, referred
to Mn. AARON BILLING, Stove Dealer Nos "a 25 FRONT
STREET Mr. b. has burned il for years and can explain
its pecularties.
uorders solicited at the Company's Yard foot of Ply
MOUTH STREET, or A. BILLING, Nos "a 26 FRoNT-sT,
opposite City Hall, Worcester.
Feb T. DIFF A. ELLIOT, Agent.
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UNION MUTUAL
Kefe Esa89sa'<yasc0 COaaza2fzassy

UNION MUTUAL
KeEe Insurance COaasas6xsssy
DIRECTORS:
Abbott Lawrence, Boston, John d. Lang Hla;oe
Ezra White, Nel0 York, Charles Jones MINI
Daniel Sharp, Jr. Boston, Joseph H. Williams 1a;ne
5y Cfocker, BOSTON, George Dudley, Conn.
G Sf ~ Cohns, Newfork, Horao Harris, Boston,
i-iisha d. Fratt B0st0n. Walter Hastings, Boston.
~ b. b. PRATT, President.
DANIEL SHARP, JR, Vice President.
fSi1IS COMPANY continues to INSURE LIVES
on the NEST favorable TERMS
DlNiDEND OF PROFITS must be very large owing to
e peculiar advantages which life members have in this Con
pan and the great and good judgment of its
IfaGelnS and residence priuiteges unusually IiheraI
Permits Tor sea Coyages and for foreign residence
Always granted REDUCED RATES
LIBERAL CREDIT given desired premiums for Life
FC.tcteS, Inc amount being 40 DOLLS. OR MORE
y; b. Persons ihSared during the current veor sbore
in The profits. ~ ~ ~ y'"' snare
GEO A: BATES, M. D., MEDICAL EXAMINER
ne best pamphlet Life Insurance and all do
seu information upon the subject may be obtained bv mai
Fn ior POST Eatd or at the Agents Office in WOR
'HoiEf over the Store of G. FOSTER & Co.
222 MAIN STREET.
l ~ iooO' distf JOHN FIELD, Agent
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Auction and Commission Sales,

81 w. NJ R>fS "a co.
AuctioDeers and Commission c2orcha-,es,
No. 6S MAIN ST., WoRCEsrER.
- w. 81 co. will give their attention the SALES OF
- REAL ESTATE, and ALI. KINDS Of PERSONAL
PROPERTY, IN any part Of the C0Iaty o. Worcester al
Auction or by Private Sale.
They will also give their attention to the LETTING OF
HOUSES, SELLING OF STOCKS, &c.
u Liberal Cash advances made all kinds Of Property
left sale.
Tsaes of Household Furniture ard Personal Property
in general EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
As Double House and Lot,
ff@ nor SALE OH SHELBY STREET. Forflrher par
@SSS ticulars apply to s. W. SELBY q Co
Jan 49, diff
FOR SAFE,
A~A fTNHE COTTAGE HOUSE and Lot No. Irving
SssNA Street The above House is very Gesirably 10.
@ Gated and is built in the most thorough manner For
Jan 20. diff S. w. SELBY & co.
so TO RENT,
fr}fA II OUsE No. Pond street-Rcnt s65.
S@-aH. Ii Jan. 80 diff S. w. SELBY S co.
FOR SALE,
@ ho ons Ho R9Eb Ne HO %a5s EG Al
.'--sE= One HOUSE on Soutlbridge-st.
Also, several Houses in other parts of the City.
Jan 29. diff S. w. SELBY & co.
Constantly orr band,
ND for sale at private sale-SLEIGHS, Buffalo Robes,
~ Horse bEahets Household FArnitre, Dry Good, &c.
Jan 90. diff S. w. SELBY 81 co.
FOR SALE,
60 T'wo Secondhand ,I Piano mol F o5 ~
~ ~ Jan go. diff
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neutrality-suspicious.,

Misunderstanding,
POSITIVELY SELLING OFF AT COST.
TN order to CLOSE UP MY BUSINESS in this city,
L will sell my entire Stock Of
Ready Made Clothing and Furnishing
Goods at Cost!
Call soon TO get BARGAIN and GOOD FIT,
: at the
.New York Store in Waldo Block,
3doors north Central Hotel.
Jan 10. distf A. FRIDENBERG
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Sheet Lend and Lead Pipe,
COR sALEbY {. FOSTER q CO.
L septls dvistt
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EspaI Estate for Sale.

~ NHE subscriber about to leave the City, offers for
fSsfs sale the estate occupied by him. situated
HSsA about miles southwest from the City Hail. on a
beautiful swell of Land commanding view of the westerly
prt OF the city, consisting of about of Land all
under high state of culvatcn and part of with all
kinds of choice fruit some of it in bearing state Cot
tage House, containing ooms and Barn 80 by "a feet
The buildings new having been built only about one
year The will be sold reasonable terms and the
payments made easy. Inquire of JAMES EsTABRooK No
Warren Block or of the subscriber on the premises
THADDEUS L. WHITNEY.
Worcester, Feb 9. dwlm
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$hnResg VV09.sfe eds.

THE Ladies viii find at the BIG STOCKING STORE prime
assortment of Shaded Worseds. Also Zephyr WoIs-
teds Canyasses, Chinella Needles, Patterns, &c
Feb 9. dot T. A. CLARK. 4 Merchants Row
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FOR SALE,

OF lhe hest STANDS in the city of Worcester for the
rRuIr and VIcTUALINo BUSINESS. For further paItc
-a's, apply at this Office. diff Jan 81.
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j. *. CLARK, MD,

q 70. CH,A ktkA, vi ID
IL " III tE OPP T HE YSICIAN.
Office and Residence,
F1fSthouSe on the north side Of Walnut Street. ~
ONCE hours-irom u to O'Clock A. NJ, and from Il A.
and 81 to 10 O'Clock NJ
KEFERENcEs-C II. Skiff, Nj D.. New Haven, CT; VIM.
ingalls,, NJ d. Boston, Chas Walker, NJ d., Northampton
T. w Swazey, NJ. D., andSey. X. II. Conkn, Springfield
Col. Jas Estabrook, and A. Stocking. Worcester.
Worcester May s. distf
CHI.OROFOR
DIR. HARRIS, 1914 Main Street, is prepared to
extract Teeth without PAIN by the of this recently dis
covered substitute for Ether-CHLoRoFoRM. distf Jny7
ID. r.. POND,
TEACHER OF TWO STYLES OF
MO N 0 Gro MATlC p AINTING,
AND AGENT FOR THE
MARBLE BOARD AND CANVASS,
Flagg Buildings, Main Street, Worcester.
Oct2H distf
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KOss's Xpress forward all sorts o,
H.. ma small eases through direct III. Worcester
JoS9 9Su 10 Newport, FaH RiUer Brwtoi and Warren
NvN~' dwi
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WA TED,

A PLEASANT and convenient TENEMENT, within
"A eight minutes walk of Lincoln Square, containing seven
eight Rooms. Apply to CALVIN KNOWLTON, at the
Freight Office of Worcester and Nashua Rail Road.
Feb g. diff
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~ FDT save OF ExCnSNSe.
@EA THE subscriber offers for sale FARM, stu
- aed in Paxton, about mile soutlerly of Paxton
centre, on the road to Spencer containing fortywo acres
Of Land ten of which is well covered with Wood and
Timber and the remaining part suitably divided into Now
ing, lage, and Pasture Land. The whole is well watered
and of the best land in Paxton There good two
sorry House, Barn, and other oubudings Oh said Farm
al nearly new and in good repair and well provided with
good water For further particulars, inquire of WILLARD
SNoW ON the premises of the subscriber ia Worcester
Terms will be made easy to the purchaser
Worcester Feb 4. II ]. E. ABBOTT.
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Webster Classical school.

HE Spring Term will commence - WEDNESDAY, PEP
goth, and will continue eleven weeks. This School is
designed fit young either for College for business
and do it in the thorough also, to instruct
Young ladies in all the branches of thorough education
few pupils board in the family of the Principal, where
they will receive and discipline nearly possible
parental Board also be obtained in the neghbOrhood
Price of Board with Principal, $500 per week
" Tuition, $500 to $3.50 per quarter
in French, 200 do
4" in Music (Panoforte) 800 do
REFEREES roR WORCESTER Co-Peter c. Bacon, Esq
Worcester Rev. l.. Cary, Webster; 5. c. Hartwe M d.
outhbridge Rev. j. Thayer Webster; Rev. o. 5. Seans
Southbridge N. b. COOKE, A. NJ, NJ d.,
Webster, Feb g. dw2wis Principal
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Ground FDsg,,swEip,,

ruhE article of Ground Pumpkin, nice and convenient
4 a. ior making Yankee Pies, for sale by
oau 90 codlw p. HOLBROOK e CO., 251 Malnst
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ss TO RENT,
frlife II OUSE No. Pond Street-Rcnt s65
s24-aas Ii Jan. 30 diff S. w. SELBY & co
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Jockey Club.

FRESH lot of the above, just received and for sale
~ wholesale and retail by
p.,, LEWIS Il. LAZELI, ApothecGy,
roo l. d6w 2O Main ST, doors north Am. House
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rs Double House and lot
kTSss TOR SALE OIL SHELBY STREET. Forfilrther ma
Ss'sS tculars apply to $. w. SELBY d Co
Jan ~. DIFF
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I'D EsENT,.

'HE whole of the SECOND STORY over tho New yorl
= store, next TO the American femme rance unnsa In
yum, e o. L. ARCHER, o. F. SrEBBINs, at the New
- '1t''o'
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y Sales of Household Furniture ard Personal Fronertv
general EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
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FOR SALE or EXCHANGE

~ 'Hhi beautiful estate in LEICESTER known 20
Gtsf "A MOUNT PLEA SAINT" IL consists of ahout
fry acres OF choice Land, aud a fine House eyerv
Wy H.'to or ahy at isnre, or with little expense
"n Dr admirably adapted yiropathic establish.
he'. FOR terms, inquire This office or ~ me suhsc
her at the Central Eank VIM nTrETNSUN T'i~
Worcester, bee 49,
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FOR SALE,
s5ezlzz7zTz=sg TWO Secondhand Piano Fores.
E a M S. w. SELBY & CO.
"a w Jan SO. diff
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EOR SAI.E,
Constantly or Esnm(N,

ND for sale at private sale-SLEIGES, Buffalo Robes,
~ Horse ijEalets Household FArnitHre rV Goods &c.
Jan 49, diff S. w. SELBY 81 co.
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AgA NEW and convenient Dwelling House on South
6M bridge Street. For particulars inquire of the sub
~Ta%scrlberI WILLIAM L. THROOP
Jan 80. DIFF
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and the fair lady attended BY tumpctera and others stand
upon The bntlemeua above. - ~
Drawn by a. R. Throckmorton, Freehold. NJ.
No. %. Thanatopsis $50 by 3sl....A B. Dsrand.
cE-dbbed and ancient the sun-he vsles
Stretching in pensive Qp-tness between;
The venerable wopds-rivers thai move
In majesty and the complaining brooks
Thai make the meadows green and poured round all
Old Ocrsu'e gray aud melancholy waste
Are but the solemn decorations all
OF the great tomb Of man"-BryGnt
Drawn by Bernard Betterline Cincinnati Ohio.
No. lo4 Disputed Game, (52140]
Thos Fl. Hinckley.
fox has seized partridge The possession OF which Is
disputed BY ahswk who styling down the eft fully pre-
pared for contest.
No. ll8. First Prayer in Congress, l40x30l
T II Matteson.
The place represented i Carpenters Hall Philadelphia
The clergyman ia the Rev. Mr.. Duche, Episcopalan
Washington, Henry, Randolph, Ruuedge, Lee, Jay, and
below ibe pieure, Will give nrther explanations
Drawn by Samuel PillsbUry, Mddletord, Me.
No. la9. Dolce Far Niente, (3Ox2Il
Thomas Hicks
Shepherd Of the camPagna lies full length in the
plains beyond studded with ruins
Drawn by r. B, Housatonic, Mass.
No. 2l5. A Cbild's Passage to Paradise, (74x5+)
An aegorical piece in which is represented child re-
Thou gone the grave and its mansion forsaking.
Perchancs thY young spirit in fear lingefd long;
But the mild rays OF Paradise beamd on thy waking
And the sound which hod heard'st the Seraphims
song Bishop Heber
No, 226. solitude--Pontine Marshes, Italy,
lo4Xf9l ...-..--....-...J. F. Cropsey
From among ruins grow large trees with trailing vines
hanging from her Branches Beyond the distance is
Drawn by j r. Miller, Chalk Level, Va.
No. $50. Yiew-Dismal Swamp N c. (47x3O
Gignoux.
A sunset view OF water, beside which rises trees.
Drawn by N. w. Lincoln, Burlington Vt.
No. 254 View on the Grand Canal, Venice,
n5xu). Observation-Disclosures. Thomas Hicks.
The canal, with palaces eah side, in tie style OF
Cana!ett.
Drawn by A Ward New-York.