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Washington telegraph., 1850-10-09

Little Grares.-Sacred places for
pure thoughts and holy nleditatons are
the little graves in the Church yard =
They are the repositories of mothers
sweetest joys-ha!f unconscious buds OF
overwhelmingly nipped bv the first
frost of time, ere yet single canker
worm of pollution had nestled among its
embryo petals. Callous indeed must be
the heart of him who can stand by a
little grave side, and not have the hottest
emotions of the soul awakened to the
thoughts of that purity and Joy which
belong alone to God and Heaven; for the
mute preacher at his feet tells him of life
begun and life ended, without stain;
and surely if this be vouchsafed to NOR
tality, how much purer and holier must
be the spiritual land, enlightened by the
sun of infinite goodness whence emanat-
ed the soul, brief young sojourner among
u.s. How swells the heart OF parent
with mournful Joy, while standing by the
cold earth bed of lost little ones. Mourn
full because that precious treasure glitters
in the diadem of the Redeemer.
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-09
Greeting to America.

too,,s ap ,roval Of the committee.
Greeting to America.
Written by Bayard Taylor, Esq, set to Music by
NJ Jules Benedict, and sung at her first Concert
in the United States, bv Mile Jenny Lind on
Wednesday night, September ii 1850. at Castle
Garden, New York.
Igreet with a full heart, the Land of the West,
Whose banner of stars DER world is un-olIed;
Whose empire oershadows Atlantic's wide breast,
And opes to the sunset its gateway of gold
The land of the mountain, the land of the lake,
And rivers that roll in magnificent tide
Where the souls Of the mighty from sumber awake,
And halIow the soil for whose freedom they died.
Thou Cradle of Empire. though wide be the foam,
That sewers the land Of my fathers and thee,
hear, from thy bosom, the welcome of home,
For Song has home in the hearts of the Free
And long as thy waters shall CLEAN in the sun,
And long as thy heroes remember their sears,
Be the hands of thy children united as one,
And peace shed her light on the Banner Of Stars.
As an accompaniment to this fine lyric, we take
the following from the Liverpool Times, on the
departure Of Miss Lind for America:
"We doubt whether Jenny Lind, in the whole
course Of her unparalleled career, ever met with a
manifestation of public feeling grand as that
which accompanied her departure for the United
states. No sovereign, however popular-no con-
gueror, however renowned-no person In any
the idol of the people-could have been at
tended with more significant honors than those
which have been accorded to this gifted artist
honors the more valuable because so purely and
entirely spontaneous.
The star of song, which hath shed so long
Her light o'er these northern skies,
Hath left for a while our a-girt isle,
In the Ear off west to rise.
For time will she rest on the oceans breast,
Then shine with splendor there;
And the earth shall rejoice to hear her voice
Ring out through the listening air.
May each cavoring wind wait fair Jenny Lind
Ger the dark and treacherous sea;
And spread the fame of her spotess name,
And christian charity.
For her gems and gold, and her wealth untold,
Are but of her riches part;
oh what are they 10 the heavenly ray,
Which umines her priceless heart.
The winning grace of her smiling face.
And the tones Of her matchless voice,
Fill every mind with an influence kind,
And bid every heart rejoice.
Oh may she impart to each kindly heart,
The Joys of a soul sincere;
And may success and sll happiness,
Attend on her new career.
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-09

PURSUIT OF PLEAsURE.-Cast an eye
into the gay world; what see we, for
the most part, but set of querelous'
emaciated, fattering, fantastical beings,
worn out in the keen pursuit of pleasure;
creatures that know, own, condemn, de-
plore, yet still pursue their own infelclty!
The decayed monuments OF error. Ihe
thin remains of what is called delight.
-.....-.....t Young.
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-09
TepE JENNY LIND SONG.

The following is the song to which the COM
s.,;ttee awarded the prize of two hundred dollars,
offered by Mr.. Barnum. 1t was selected from
t,ver 700 communications, and received the unani-
.pous approval Of the committee.
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-09

Beatrice.
The wonderful prize song written by
Bayard Taylor is as you will perceive by
the anxious verses, very tame in rhetoric
the music per Sc is tame--hut as render
ed by the songstress soul touching.
If Jenny Lind had not have been called
out toward the close of the hurricane of
applause that swept through the vast area.
l could not have told you how she looked
or how she was dressed. But then |
took her carriage into full memory. She
is much more petite than supposed
very girlish in appeara nce-bright blue
melting eyes-a smile which-(never
mind L can't describe that) neck to in
spire a painter There is about her none
of that hulnbug- ffectation of posturing-
no placing of the hand to the heart-no
smile of gratifed vanity-such as is made
use of by all the singers 7 nave ever
heard II / had my way, would pro-
secute print sellers and music publishers
for the vile ibels in the way of portraits,
they have issued
At the close "Elliston" Barnum was
called for and came out. He was in
great force. Gentlemen and ladies said
he, Barnum is no where-after listening
to that angel, sink into insig gnifcance-.
angel indeed-for look here-she has this
morning given all her share Of the pro-
ceeds (some Sl0,G0V 10 charitable socie-
ties in New York.
CROTON
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-09

AN AcclDENT.-"Hans, what's the
mat.er?'
Mime Cot, the sorrel wagon has run
away nit de green horse, and proke de
axeltree of de brick house, what stands
by de corner lamp post across de way
from de apple trees; run Youpey. and
stop de telegraph. Mine Cot. what
beeplesn'
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-09

The more honesty man has, the less
he affects the air of saint; the aftecta-
ton of sanctity is blotch on the face CT
pietY.
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-09

Punch proposes the erection OF a statue
tn the model woman-that is woman
about to travel without band-box.
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-09

Constitutiona!ly tired is now the polite
way of expressing the tact tna' a man
is naturally lazy.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-01
BACON & FOSTE,
THE FIRST OF AUGUST.
Anniversary of Emancipation in the West
India Islands.

India Islands.
The Board Of Managers of the MASSACHUSETTS ANTI
SOCIETY having voted that they would celebrate
the approaching Anniversary of West India Emancipation
BY public meeting in the City Of WORCESTER the Com
mee of Arrangements would give notice. that the use of
the beautiful and spacious CITY HALL of Worcester has
been granted for that OCCASION and behalf of the Society,"
and for the sake of the three million slaves of this country
whose emancipation is still delayed and scornfully refused
they would invite all the and daughters not of
Massachusetts, alone but of New England TO assemble on
that day in WORCESTER, and renew the demand for that
Emancipation in the of Justice of Humanity and of
God.
Let early extensive and general preparation be made for
meeting which shall surpass all that have gone before
II should be remembered that Worcester peculiarly
easy access, by Rail Road only from other parts Of
the State but from Rhode Island Connecticut New amp
SHIRE and Vermont and it is hoped and earnestly desired
that numerous delegation will be present from each of
those States.
JACKSON Of Boston, SAMUEL May R of Leicester JOSHUA
T. EvERETT Of Princeton BENZ p RICE, LEANDER EATON
JOSEPH A. Rowland and MARTIN STowELL of Worcester,
and ALFRED WYMAN of Westminster.
u The ablest and most eloquent friends of the Anti-Sa-
very cause will be present The meeting will commence at
10 O'Clock AM. of Thursday, August l.
1 The Boston and Worcester r. r. Cowill convey pas
sengers from Boston to Worcester and back the first,
for dollar eGch and will despatch special return train
from Worcester at p. Nj.
1.-THE Providence and Worcester r. r. Co., the WOr-
ceSter and Nashua r. r. Co., and the Ftchbrg and WOr-
cester r. r. Co., will convey passengers to Worcester and
back the Is: August from the different stations their
respective lines Of road at halt the usual fares They will
also send special trains from Worcester, P. NJ
n The N0ro0ich and WorceSer r. r. Co. also, will
yey passengers Worcester and back that day. half
the usual fares provided they take the train which leaves
Norwich 81 A. NJ and by the train which leaves
Worcester at Al P. NJ.
July Is Owls
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Wanted-5O Young Men

of BUSINESS HABITS, intelligence and enterprise, to
" act as AGENTS in the different Counties in the states
of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont New York, New Jer-
sey, and Delaware. Also,
ONE HUNDRED
Who can be absent months longer travel as Agents
different sections in the Southern and Western States and
Canada They will be required principally with
work lately issued by the subscriber and which has been
got up under his personal direction and designed Tor the sub
scription business exclusively, entitled
A HISTORY OF THE WORLD,
Giving complete history, both Ancient and Modern, Of
every the globe brought down the present time
including the late MEXICAN WAR, CALIFORNIA, &c.
1t illustrated with large number of beautiful Enerav
ng representing the most important Battles Coronattofs.
Professions, Costumes &C., &C., that are known IN the
worlds history Besides attached the work nagnif
cent CHART representing the Flags of the various nations
and splendid View of the City of San Francisco, printed
Colors in the highest style the art The work is sold
at an extremely low price, which places within the reach
of ALL
Being connected with the extensive publishing house of
Messrs Harper Brothers. n York. supply Agents with
their Books at their regular wholesale prices.
No agent will be required territory previously
occupied and all books sold may be returned at prices
originally charged An opportunity rarely offered presents
itself professional and school teachers, well as
others who wish engage.
DFFor further information, apply at my Office on MAIN
STREET, NORWICH i'll the building with the Norwich
Courier or address HENRY BILL,
July %, 1850. dwistf Nortgich, Corn.
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PROFESSOR BARRY'S
Tricopherous or Medicafed Common

ENDORSED by the first Professional talent in the United
u Statess efficacy attested by thousands of we'll known
czen-sod at price which places il within the reach of
every famlyand recommended by journals Of the best
standing in the country for specific and widely different pur-
poses and everywhere III demand, BARRY'S TRICO-
PHEhOUS may be fearlessly pronounced the
contesbie evidence the BEST the cheapest the popu
lar preparation for restoring and beautyng the hair
eating scr and dandru and curing all diseases of the skin
the muscles and glands which has been offered the
public either in the old world 1t stands alone it
has no brother and like brother" volume of authen
nc and analytical proof of its valne accompanies every bot
te To gansay the record impossible for every purchas
er adds one more to the legion of witnesses array in
behalf
The philosophy its operation simple. Its first action
upon the skim 1t gently stimulates every torpid vessel
OH any inflammation eruption exfoiation of the external
membranes. 1.-THE Inflammation he causedby cut sprain
bruse, the effect is the The absorbentsa nvgora
ed the eXtravasted blood taken up and all pain ard
dscoerat9n & removed In Rheumatism, swelling of the
glands, and all affections of the nteguments speci
cay through the pores and absorbents upon the of
disease. Its wonderful effect in renewing giossing and
identifying the hair all produced through its primary
influence upon the skin of the head The invgorang fluid
enables the scalp to perform its functions properly The
scurf and dandruf which sluggish circulation has allowed
to accumulate, thrown off, the vegetave principle finds
its to the vesces in which the hair rooted and they
are supplied, as with eiTi Uit which strength
ems moisens CLOSES and beauties every FIBRE until each
particular hair' becomes healthy and elastic fament
The same feriZing principle which existing hair
crew. stimulates the latent ROOTS and thus the bres which
have fallen out soon replaced by new ones
Remember that this double antdote-ths specific for dis
eases of the skin, and machess beaue of the harris sold
from fifty to hundred per cent cheaper than any other
preparation for the hair out
lSod large bottles, price 25 cents, at the Principal
Office 1877 Broadtuay, NeW York For sale in Worcester
cpa Druggists in other places throughout the United
and Canada. dwtf July 90.
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NELSON'S SPECIFIC,

A infallible CURE for DYSENTERY and BOWEL
"A COMPLAINTS and preventive against CHOLERA.
elefn the short space of twenty -four hours Large num-
beers of persons have been cured since has been introduce
ed The most of Cholera have been subdued
and the patient restored by the of this Specific
entirely free from minerals and produces injurious effects
upon the system whatever. Those who are afflicted with
the above diseases will find it worthy of their attention
~ Those who may wish for my medicine can obtain it
by calling No. II Salem Street, or No. So Mechanic ST.
Tremont-aso kept Doct Calvin Newtons Front
Street. where advice be had; and A. Howlands
Bookstore, No l43 Main-st. eod2m Jaly 27
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BREWERS EXHIBITION
OF THE WONDERS AND CURIOSITIES OF
THE AMERICAN CONTINENT,
AT BRINLEY HALL,

Opens on Monday, the 29th of July inst,
commences at "a O'Clock in the Evening,
On Wednesday & Saturday afternoons, at o'cik.
Time occupied is 81 hours
HTOT beinn able to obtain AmOry Hall fer two weeks the
IN Manager will open this exhibition above stated 1t
consists Of the PARAMOUNT WATER WORKS and seem
ery adjacent on the Schuylkil = Also the MAMMOTH
GAVE OF KENTUCKY, 40 different views and not any
tyo Of them IN the least resembling each oher-aso the
PRAIRIES or Life in the West ending with the Pairies on
Fire Also the NIAGARA RIVER, and FALLS in Sum-
mer and in Winter time
original drawngs-and is much enlarged and improved.
The second edition exhibited by him in Philadelphia,
but has now gone Europe. The artists OF Philadelphia
speak Of ii as follows:
Thomas suly ESQ., says" Mr. Brewer has achieved one
indispensable requisteruh OF representation MY Jndg-
ment is formed on the accuracy with winch he painter mas
given the Fas OF Niagara. the original OF when nave
seen Its truthful deneation has given me firm reliance on
the fahfulness of the rest OF the Panorama.
Rembrandt Peale Esq, says: MIR Brewers panorama,
Interestingly varied by other scenes its chief atrac-
zion TO his excellent representations OF the stupendous and
magnificent chambers of the Mammoth Cave Of Kentucky
His residence the Cave aordng MIN the advantage Oh
eouent studies should be duly appreciated in this unique
John Neage, Esq, says ~ have several times awaited
myself OF the opportunity of witnessing Mr. Brewers NOV
IND Panoramic Painting executed by his truthful pencil and
and several lovers of who accompanied me to this
hbition, derived renewed pleasure at each visit"
We might I'LL a volume with similar high testimony oil the
best iudgesbut citizens invited to see and Judge Tor
themselves No lover of the chase the sublime and beal-
tf should fail embrace the opportunity OF behodg the
great and instructive Wonders of Nature especially those
IN our own country, which surpass all others.
rrAs this will be taken TO Boston in few days. and from
thence to the large cities only arrangements can be made
with the different Rail Road G9mR@pisso aaTng Its stay IN
Worcester. rLu; nv nv , ~ ~
Al Messrs TUCKER q BoNNEYs American House.
nckets IS EACH and children hall price, Tor sale
nj The bookstores Of w. Laze, H. Livernore ana ?. A.
Rowland, and al the door.
Worcester, July 20. wv
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AUCTION
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

~ MI be sold at Public Auction on SAT
-N4&- w URDAY, the 3lst of AUGUST NEXT, at IL
o'clock A. NJ the premises, the house occupied by
Mr.. WILLIAM L. THRoOP, situated on sourHBRBGE
STREET, the residence of Col James Estabrook The
Lot is l2O by 80 feet and the buildings nearly
There is good well of soft the premises. The
house has finished rooms and basement all good
pair. Terms of sale liberal
5. w. sELBY & CO.. Auctrs.
Worcester, July 3d. 1850. dts
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DOOR AND HOUSE BELLS,

OF ALL KINDS, HUNG TO ORDER AND PERFECT
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Also, FURNITURE Of all kinds Repaired Cane Chairs
Yeseated; SAWS Of all kinds FILED aud SCI,
SHOP rear of Or. Bates Once, PEARL ST.
Mnrcester, July 81, 1850. eodly
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Real Estate for sale.

III fIHAF valuable Real Estate, formerly owned by
Ia Sas Knight is offered for sale, situated about
miles north of the Court House, and adjoining the
farm OF Walter Bigeow containing about EIGHT ACRES
o. hrstrate Land. suitable for garden, with Dwelling
House and Barn thereon For further particulars inquire
on the premises or of ID. +. WITHERBEE
July 90 diff 3 Merchants Row
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waters, Celehrated Indalihla Ink.
o! REFESH us!

AtAxI
ThE subscriber having completed ample arrangement
LOT making and botmg that refreshing and healthy bev
erage, SODA WATER, takes this method of informing the
citizens of Worcester and vicinity that he is prepared
furnish in any quantity by the dozen gross Gentlemen
wishing LEFT At the residence, will please leave their orders
at the old stand, 2l2 Main street, corner of Pleasant
June 49, DIFF IL. G. BATES.
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W0RCEsTER LIGHT INFANTRY.

V,HE members Of the Worcester Light Infantry are re-
Il quested to meet at their Armory on THURSDAY
EVENING Angust Farsi, at6oclock. hpuho'ua a'tehu-
ance is requested. rer oroer' 40.
Worcester, july 81, 1850. azt
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House Lots. Houses. sc.

I-A BEAUTIFUL LOTS, containing nearly an acre
FMR - each, delightfully."- situated on 6 Paramount" hal
@ mile north of the Court House, uneqnaled for beau
~ of location and aspect for those who prefer live little
out and own a large lot for very moderate cost
Finely situated LOTS Harvard Street. on the elevated
land directly west of the Central Church. the most desirable
lots remaining in the market.
Very desirable Lots the Brewery Estate the West
ern Railroad Depot, and in other parts of the city.
Also, several Dwelling Houses in different parts of the
city, Good Gardening land by the acre. and other Real
property, for sale the accommodating terms by
Feb 10. eodistf d. S. MESSENGER
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Office Norwich and Wor. r. r. Co..

NoRwIcH, July 10, 1850.
books forsubscripton to the preferred stock of this Com
ID pany will be opened on the l1th inst, the Transfer
Office, IT. T. MERwlN Transfer Agen No. IL Merchants
Exchange, New YORK, and remain open for sixty days
thereafter, when the Books for such subscription will be
closed, until the 10th of January
All persons who subscribe aforesaid and pay 25 per
the preferred stock will be entitled to the dividend
be declared in January their preferred STOCK
which embraces four shares Of old stock for each share of
stock subscribed and interest will be charged the
of per CENT all instruments from the 18th inst
til said instruments paid.
p. ST. NJ. ANDREWS,
Jl3dtSl1 Clerk n. q w. r. R. Co.
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At last Arrived.

METALLIC
FIRE AND WEATHER PROOF PAINT
THIS celebrated article found in Northern Ohio is min
the analysis of the best chemists oxd of IRON agnesa
alumna, seica &C.. forming compound which, when ap-
piled to the surface of Brick, Wood Stone Tin Iron be-
comes perfect Slate covering tperriouS the action of
Fire Feather For sale by the subscribers SHARON
ONO, or No. Is EXCHANGE ST. WORCESTER, Mass.
where all orders may be addressed.
BEACH & JOHNSON
C. ]. Taft & Co.. Agents for Milbury. d2awtf JySO
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Copartnership Dissolution.

FHE copartnershp formerly existing between the sbscr
bers, under the irm and style OF SAMUEL FLAGG IL
o., dissolved, by mutual consent on the goth ut.
j debts due said firm to be paid to the firm of
AMuEL FLAGc & Co.. and all debts owing by the old firm,
ill be paid by said new firm of SAMUEL FLAGG & Co.
SAMUEL FLAGG,
HENRY HOLLAND,
LUClUS w. POND,
EPIIRAIM H. BELLOWS.
Worcester, July Is, 1850. dawis
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NOTICE.

n n
THE subscribers have formed Cepartnershp under the
firm and style of SAMUEL FLAGG & CO., and will
continue the Machine and Tool Manufacturing Business
heretofore. at their spacious Machine and Tool Establish
ment situated on UNION STREET. Grateful for the very
liberal patronage extended TO the old firm they respectfully
solicit a continuance to the
o. All orders will be executed with promptness, and in
the workmanlike manner.
SAMUEL FLAGG,
HENRY HOLLAND,
LUCIUS W. POND.
Worcester, July Is, 1850. d3wis
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goo PAIRS

OF questionable SHOES and SLIPS, which wi
" be sold Extremely Lotv, at
J22d4w THOMPSON'S, I76 Main-st.
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FOR SALE,

FUR SA Lee
x-x II ALT of large DOUBLE HOUSE, pleasantly
f5s IL situated Austin Street containing 10 rooms
water is brought into the upper and lower part of the
house, so as to accommodate two families. The Lot
tans near 5000 feet Payment will he made easy for par
ticulars inquire of S. H. CoLToN, or
May % eodisg E. N. HARRINGTON, 10 Austn-st
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1UUO BUTTLES SOLD.
JULES HAUEL'S LIQUID HAIR DYE, for instantly
changing Gray Red Hair beautiful Auburn Brown
Black. The subscriber is Agent for the manufacturers
nd receiving constant supplies from the mandatory
July II eod3t S. A. ROWLAND.
Those in want of Tin Roofing,
Copper, Guaranteed IRON Tin EVE TROUGHS,
Can have it put mp in the best manner, by calling
at the old stand of
RICHARDSON &c LORING,
May % eodstf 70 Main Street
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NOTICE.
Ready Made Hair Cloth Skirts.

Oh HAIR CLOTH SKIRTS, a very superior article thr
RI day received by HALL & THOMPSON.
July Ii d4wis
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Vew England Health Insurance Co.,

Otlce .V0. 2U0 MAIN 81, WOTCeSfef.
ENOS DORR, Agent.
HE is hand, when all should take of
their health The above Company has, in times past,
paid thousands of dollars to the sick who, in Of
health, procured a POLICY that secured to them FOUR
DOLLARS A WEEK if sick, at cost of 1925 year.
They have thousands hand pay those who will take
Policy and unfortunate to be sick. o. All just
claims will be paid received. dis June 27
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y factory of Johnson Richards of NetCark ~ j., war
ranted give satisfaction may be returned and money
refunded. For sale in any quantity by
SAMUEL G.. WHITE,
Washington Square, near Western R. R. Depot
Iu1v GW6m
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MRS. c. COREY respectfully gives notice that sh
MI will do all kinds of SEWING-CUTTING and MAX
ING BOYS CLOTHING, etc. Her residence is at
MAY diff No. 81 Exchange st.