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The New York herald., 1850-12-06
Lecture on England.

Mr.. MORTON having ennounced his intention TO
deliver three lectures on the political, religious and
social state of England, at the lecture room of the
Mercantile Library Association, made his first ap-
pearance on Wednesday evening. The audience
was very small; and Mr.. M. on taking his place
upon the platform, said, that If those present de-
sired il, ne would return them the price of their
tickets, or he would proceed TO give the points on
which he proposed to treat. On an intimation that
the latter would be desirable, the lecturer
proceeded to review the history of England from
the time she first assumed political importance.
lie passed encomiums upen the daring adventurous
character of Engand's sons, who, he said, are
10 be found wherever Is 10 do ordare. This he
seid, owing 20 the character of he people them
selves, and not TO any political advantages which
they possess For, he inmated they had TO conte ad
against an oppressively expensive monarchy and
church. The minions OF aristocracy till all the
places OF honor and emolument. IL Is, therefore,
the mighty mind OF the people that secures their
own success. The powers, (monarchical, ecclesi-
Hstcsl, and arstocrdiical) have, said he. been the
cause of all the bloodshed which has marked the
course of the nation. Referring again To history,
the lecturer conducted the minds OF bis auditors
over those pages which record the various acts of
potentat,s and priests, down 10 the time Of the
Msgna Charta. He contended that Parliament is
even yet peculiarly corrupt. la order 20 Justly this
assertion the lecturer referred 10 the mode of cleo
sort TO procure places IN the legislative councils of
the nation, or positions OF prominence ia any de-
paTtment OF government. Men of worth, Of txpe-
Renee, Of known skill, acquired by long years Of
service IN various departments, were not promoted
as they deserved to he hui the scons of titled ars.
tocracy, or the possessOrs OF wealth. were, without
hesitation, allowed TO purchase place over the
heads ef grey headed men of acknowledged abili-
ties in their various departments This was
true Of the church, the navy, and the army.
From this the lecturer naturally passed TO a com
paiison of the workings ot British aud Ameri-
can institutions. arriving at the concu usiou that
here was found the most happy results. The ap-
pesrance of the British and American sides Of the
81. Lawrence end Niagara rivers were alluded TO.
The land on one side showing prosperity and grow
ing greatness, and That on the other dullness and
almost destitgtion. Hsppy, thnce h,ppy will It nc
fer Canada, s1id he. when she shall and herself
part and parcel Of land Of political end religious
liberty; when her sons shall partake OF The benefits
Of republican Institutions; when, within her boun.
q res. worth meets its reward. God grant that
- may soon become Cor furnish) one OF the stars
hat your banner tears.
The New York herald., 1850-12-06
Historical Society.
EcTURE on THE DUTCH or rnK NETHERLANDS, AND

LECTURE on THE DUTCH OF TIE NETHERLANDS, AND
THE DUrcH or NEW NETHERLANDS.
At the meeting OF the New York Historical
Society, held at the rooms Of that association, on
Tuesday evening, after the preliminary business
was disposed Of, the President, Hon. Luther Bra
dish, introduced to the society Mr.. J. r. Broadhea ad
who read paper on the character Of the Dutch;
both the inhabitants Of Holland, and the former
settlers Of the colonies known az the New Neither
lands. The paper wss composed of extracts from
manuscripts, which the author is preparing for pub
licaton. The manuscripts from which Mr.. b. read
were voluminous; he therefore selected here aud
there page, from which might be CLEANED an idea
Of the work which is forthcoming. The burthen
II the lecture, or the paper, was 20 prove, that the
Dutch were an energetic, indepe ndeni, conscien-
ous, scientific, artisic noble. minded people, who
brought to this country with them the seeds Of
nee government. They had, he said, promul-
gated IN their own country the docuine, that the
Prince was made for the people, and not the
people for the Prince. Mr. V. went so far as 10
assert, that the model of our own declaration
OF independence was derived from the Holland
eTs. Ihe Dutch were, he SAID, the first TO esti-
character Of the Dutch Of Europe. ne reader
parsed quite naturally, 10 a view OF the character
OF the New Netherlanders, for whom he cIained
all the virtues OF their progenitors. He held
them as a modest class ~ worthy men to
whom was due many, IL not ell, OF the virtues
claimed in such loud terms by the ADVOCATES of
Puntan excellence. The palpable his which Mr..
B. made when IN this part OF his discourse were
apparent, and that they were appreciated, WIS
known from the fact that the audience applauded
them whtneve they were made. The work from
which these extracts were read, will be an int.
resting one, without doubt. The susious 10 New
England assurance, in claiming all the patriotism
Of revolutionary times, did not meet with the en-.
tire epprobaton,of the whole audience some the-e
were, who seemed still determined TO claim for
D.nL olI IL.
idea of American Independence, and one OF the
the members Of the Society (Dr. Spring. is, we
The New York herald., 1850-12-06
qhe 50. Nicholas society-Tbe Annual AtI-
dress by William Belts. ESQ.

TIE CAUSES OF THE PROSPERITY or NEw YORK
On Tuesday evening there was a fsahionabs and In.
telectusl sssemblsge In the spacious Hall OF the Chi
buildings Broadway to hear the annual address
Of the st. Nicholas Society Of the city If NewYork
delivered by WIN Belts. Bs1. The document was
hiehly interesting IN ts details and wa. listened 70
with the most marked attention.
Amongst those assembled We noticed the President OF
the Society, ex-Chlef Justice Jone.. geo Wood Esq
Ogden Hoffman, Esq, and several other members.
The proceedings we're commented with prayer By
the Rev. Dr. vermilye, Chaplain of the Society.
Mr. Betts commenced by saying tha. 1t gave him
pleasure on this occasion to salute the President and
his fellow members of the association assembled In
this their ancestral city well his fair country
the mothers and sister. wives aud daughters
Of the descendants Of those respectable men whose
memories we ell delight 10 oonsecrate Placed In the
midst cf vast and ever Increasing population tsad
Mr. Belts. you oc .upy peculiar position. Ben tth
ycur paterns roofs and beside your patsrna hresdes
with The grsvsstones OF your progeniors for
tions clustering e around you pro sent the sBgu-
lsr spectacle ~ beiuc strangers IN vour native
home SO rapid has been the growth Of this
crowded metropo. 20 immense the stream Il
emigration perpetually posred upon II from
every quarter, at home and abroad 80 constant
and increasing have been the changes. that sb-
81 Eve snd.twfntv years would render ths re-
cognitou cf the place al your nativity your child
hood easy task ~ may be that this pe, ihar posi-
ticu imIosCs peculiar duties. II may be- that the
vstness Of the physical advantages bestowed on you
msy besr In their train corresp pondng respoasibiss
and while indus ing IN fsw repcations spproprIsts
TO the occasion upon the foundation and ~
greet and srowirg population, 10 mey not be unbe.
somipg 70 inquire whether this prosperity does not
The New York herald., 1850-12-06

the members thereof to becoms attached any other
Without paying an entrsscs tee; provided ths holder
intends residing permanently within the bounds Of
the Mon into which he seehs adnission.
Mr.. Conway, oi Baltimore, offered the following
resolutions, ss substitute for the hrst one pro-
posed:-
Resolved That and after the first day February
next, no printer coming from any city town known
TO contain ten journeymep printers will be
allowed t. work b. any locality embraced within this
ors Anizstion unless he exhibit certificate Of
ber.bp from the society situated In the place from
which he csme.
And Resolved, further, That the members OF the
Nation al Executive Com mittee specially eujoined
10 the above resouton faithfully adhered TO- and
strictly carried into effect.
Resolved That the following propositions be recon-
nspoed 20 the various organizations throughout the
country and earnestly urged upon them for their
adoption.
The New York herald., 1850-12-06

war on our enemies sgain; you may make war,
yeu will " In truth, said Mr.. Thompson, they ap-
pear 10 drink the gospel right in. The Rev. gen
tleman addressed the congregation at some length;
and concluded by exhorting them subscribe 1.-The
rally 10 the mis- sions. He held out to them the
example of the New England farmer, that sent up
his $500 He SAID, il was the werk OF God; and if
il was necessary, they should deny themselves
some Of the comforts Of life, at least to forward his
work
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understand, to defend the cause of all "down
East" against the limitations that the exclusive
honor OF the great moral achievements OF the revO-
lutionary times in this country did not belong to
the Puritans
The New York herald., 1850-12-06

Arrival OF SFEcrK AT NEw ORLEANs--Ths
ship Union, from New York, arrived yesterday,
and brought in specie, SI5o. 600 to p. Conrey, IT,,
$4,000 TO n. M. Davis, and $z5, 600 To j. Coming
" Co.-Total, S225,000. The ship Francis p.
Sage, from New York, also brought the following
amounts in specie $4,000 10 ] Corning k Go.
and s20 900 to p. A. Giraud-Total. 10000. To
tsl imporations Of specie yesterday, s1 ,645 O0O-
Nets OTieans Picaynrs, Noe rs.
The New York herald., 1850-12-06
The Annual Exhibition Of the Children Of
tho C0iored Orphan AssyIum.


The l4lh annual exhibition of this institution
was held on "Wednesday, at the Chinese Buildings,
Broadway. There were about l60 children, rang
ing from two to twelve years of age, present-l00
boys, and go girls, we should Think all healthy ro-
bust children, well clad, and cared for. They were
ranged in six rows, a raised platform, one seat
rising above the other, and were attended by the Of
hcers of the institution, the maron, assistant-ma-
tron, the teachers, and assistantte teachers Seve-
raj of the managers, both male and female were
also present, independent of which, there was a
large assemblage of both white and colored per-
sons present
The exercises commenced with hymn, sung by
all the children. Mr.. Collins, one OF the managers,
then read chapter from the Bible. The following
hymn was next sung by the children
This day to greet, with JOY We meet,
Then banish care away,
With festive cheer, We now appear;
Tis anniversary day.
The Annual Report was then read by Mr.. Col
Inns, from which we take the following statistics -
Admitted since the open ing of the Asylum 500
Number OF chdren at the date Of last report l56
Admit ted during the present yaar boys r. girls 26 %
200
Present number boys 100, girls 70 116
lnoentured. 10
/ Returned TO parents.
| Went home without permission .
Deaths. =
The New York herald., 1850-12-06

The pumps OF the Syracuse Salt Works yer. stoppe
on the th ult and viii not again be put into opera
The New York herald., 1850-12-06

To purchase OF william Psrris l50 Of his maps OF the
city OF New York, with the IRE district laid out
thereof at the price Of 81 30 per map and 60 furoih
copy u each engine, hose spd hook and lsdder COM
rsny; and TO appropriate s5 to carry out that
lution. Resolved, That permission be and s hereby
given TO Samuel Ruggles to construct with the
necttssry receiving basins ct his expense, the
Fourth avenue from Eighteenth street Co tho seser In
Seventeenth street under the direction OF the Oroton
Aqusdnct Department,
The Board then adjourned until 8 o'clock this
evening.
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FOR TIE AFFLICTED.
Banning's Patent Body Rrsnn

THIS celebrated PATENT LACE. or BODY BRACE =
an efficient relief persons laborng under the follow
ing and other analogous maadies and symptoms viz Asthma
Consumption and other diseases of the Lmgs-Spnal en-
yatnres-ronchitis and other affections Of the ThroatIos
OF NooelliP Diseases Scrofulous Swengs, Distortions
Rheumatism Neuralgia, Headache Want Sleep Palnta
ton of the Heart Disodered Circulation Of the Blood hid
ney Affections numbness and GOODNESS Of the Extremes-
painful difficult suspended Menstruaiicn-Palsy Com
Failing OF the Womb, Leuchorhoe Whites Dropsy Piles
Constipation, Withered and Decayed Limbs Weakness Of
in the Back, &c. &c
The following certificates will show what is thought of
Dr. Bannlng's Patent Lace &c, viz
From Prot. Mott and other Physicians Of Eeig York
The Undersigned have examined DR. Bannngs views
ON the mechanical pathology Of affections of the vice.
ra and believe them highly interesting and worthy the ser
gaientias Nor, MD. J.Kearney Rodgers,MD,
stephen p. KIRBY, ". d. Stephen Brotrn, NJ. D.
Afez. B. Hhitiag, " d. H. McLeon, NJ. D.
From Rev Caleb j. Tenney, D. D., Of Northampton, for;
merry OF Nethersfeld, Conn:
Thirteen years ago sustained loss of voice. which for
three years was almost total Subsequently my voice was
continued weak and ndisnct One year ago. commenced
the use OF Dr. Banning Brace and have found very marked
and decided advantage from it, increasing ease Of speak
- 80; eIs'h u III! NOSe' Now aiihoogh preach
once or twice. almost every Sabbath, should scarcely
tempt the service at all if had not in application
the principles of Dr. Bannngs Brace which from my own
knowledge OF lis certain utility in my case, cheery re
Aug. s. 1876. CALEB J. TENNEY.
chased the right of this ariamed Patent Lace, Body
Brace for the County of Worceser and are now ready TO
sell and apply the instrument PATIENTS either at their
VI al tAelf sdlu once STAIRs)
MAIN STREET They will sell the right make yend. and
use The said Lace, in few and few only Of the towns Of
TINS Coy on terms very advantageous the purchasers
All the above mentioned diseases and many more Of
similar nature, the undersigned have with their MAGNET
IL, or ELECIROPATHIC REMEDIES, treated very Sue
siy, and will continue do either with or without
me application and expense the said Lace or Brace az
patients may prefer. The instrument is light neat ard
easily adjusted, and can be by gentleman or LADY,
Wltoui the least pam inconvenience The public is in
Eted to call and examine the article their said Office
Where al ayoTs in their line viii be thankfully received and
ali 1psnaE0ns, the said Laces and the Magnetic
reees, gEatuitously given. References many cases
cured and others now under their treatment region
gwen to any application. J. c. KNAPP
Worcester, Feb s, 1850. diff
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lhiiiia mn NUTSHELL ct exhibits an immense screen.
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ss am iss n Aueries anG Burnps ana 1he people o8
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Also, one other Valuable Estate,


Situated Laurel and Hzv0rer Streets e &7gCz-sr
GJo4t 800 feet 0f Ae Ess lzGa1as ea1e ana Enswa
HDYETs POND LOTS TEas &c q Eltt Is ge-F gsl-
trally located and easily 80 bss& g tigua
z395 80 feet d Lz15 z1 D9ss D7EszE House. sslsE
finished, 80 by u e. = hrE- TEls 9Lsls a2 u
soli n six separate l0zs. bsEEEzzr VIA
No. J. which the DEe-zar Hgass Il 5gess. s-ss~ar
east Of George HoFet e- . sess "a zE1 ll. - fe
CO1gt 70 sad ao1ests 10 AID gsasa5a 500 e.
Lot 40 2, fro1E Ls-rs and Hgaersr mare - e. AID
contains about w. 81 f. Tls 4 aaaag -saszr
locations for dwelling r. tzsz ssrg = lie e51g-
Lot No 3 Fronts lie seNass aaS L. = ssss F-nf
sf5 Abort III SANG LIZ NJ z z1 2e4szsg slr
atgi.
Lot No. I II 3 II: foat a Esrgrs,-s.re All eozszz.
400 f. TINS b; L - let 8e2 All Tie wB1lA fcoa
All rear.
Lot No. 3, z GseI fos q HznoTs.stsse and oouraz4
$50 n.
Through these fTe lots fgrs Is zss stream q vra,sr
vert q suitable and 6e1 10 cary ri tas szte- IN time
q The greatest ssaetk sgIta lie ss a1 bsg TIE f5-
ton d TIE ce2a Tzis c0lyeasaee Ezrey TO be met
Vila Il any city.
Lot No ffpts the sofh cad q Orchard st. and con-
tsi1k s5ozt 40 Sc &. Tbs ioezga Hi COMMAND za e.
trance and ye~ q TIE whole leAgth Of OschaFd-si
Taxing In0 consideration the central and pleasant
ecztsgl Of these zirs ezlzez Il + dgn5rul whether
there ever VIII Be again such chance fgF profitable invest
nient n tie city d Worcester.
II he terms viii be liberal AID fae sales POSITIVE
large proportion d tAe purchase mOnsg may remain
ngftz1gs FOR iDrrheE lsg18clzrE, inquire q WILLIAM
HOVE % he premises d the Subscriber who Will ex-
llt the Plans q said LOTS as Auction Rooms No l5
MAILS STREET, WoacEsTgg.
April ], $50. dgts 7. ". BANCROFT. Anct.
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Real Estate for Sale,

90 TIE ESTATE, nov occupied By the subscriber On
s the corner 81 jackson and Beacon Streets. consist
ing Of vel built story House. containing Is Rooms
conveniently arranged for families; Barn 20
b "a H. and about IL so feet Of Land wei with choice
SAsts o. fT1it Trees Ornamental Shrubs and Plants The
p1oigs are nearly rev and ii good repair Those wishing
70 purchase HOME are requested to call and examine one
CITY
Also, the BUILDING LOT On the conner Of Main anil
jackson Streets, west Of the Of E. Bowen ESQ., con-
tanning about 800 IT., and commanding fine view u that
part Of the city.
also, TIE GARDEx or EbEsn On Eden Street, north al
the Estate Of VIM T. Merrifed and commanding one "a
me nes views Of the city The Lot about 1000
iet IL graded and set with al kinds Of fruit in bearing
state. 4 BEAUTIFUL site far q Cottage.
The above Described property VIII be sold low and the
payments made easy. Inquire ofJAs. EsTABROOK No
arren Block or Of AUSTIN G. FITCH
req 4c. dWtf
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HOUSE LOTS FOR SALE,

BUILDING LOTS on Wellington street, "a new Street
ID running from Main Street north Of the residence
OF Abel Jaques, Esq) Also Austin, Chandler Chat-
ham, Newbury, and Quincy Streets.
The above Lots are now for lhs 1rst time offered for
sale The IaRd sdjonsg hem being built upon and their
pleasant location Main Street, nakes the NEST
desirable Lots In the city. Terms sale TO suit the pur.
chaser. u. a. e. p. HARRINGTON,
Aug 30. dw0 IL Portland street.
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BUILDING LOTS.

THE subscriber has for sale Of the desrabls
a BUILDING LOTS in the City Of Worcester, IL 10 ST.
aqed the north SIDE Of Choiham street. the hishth
sfiand the Dwelling House OF Rev Mr. smaey and
contains about $500 square feet lie also other Tors
the Street, containing 5000 "a f. each-and three
Lots in the vicinity Quincy St.snd several Lots
the Red Mills Taylor Street.
June d. DIFF CHARLES WHITE,
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GREAT DISCOVERY,
% EG ON FE,FEEs OEE

't'Hfo OIL is prepared By H. G. CURRIER. who is the
sole Proprietor in The United States and il the great
ioscoFeF u re known world or The growth Of HAIR
aad warranted X will hair to grow where II
ass izsien CT AID is preventative, and makes il
grow thicE, CART and SILKY. Price per bottle. The
BEST o. references cza be obtained those who have
been benefited IN tins city.
n b. The money viii be paid back, IN all cases when
The Oil does not giFe satisfaction.
sois gents IN Worcester, WA. D. FENNO & SON
lss Main Street dwtf Iugx
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- grssn ant increasing tifmanI in E5tar Tgs and the
uilaui15 u procuring ATT6l1z- lbs 51cH5 he
sIssn-ia7s experiment un1iE 1itv have s8ccss &.
Inaliialur1 -s3f- Ihd slglssHz NV 5s- use.
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Bush's SmilaZ or Spanish Sarsa-
n3TiIl9,

THIS preparation Of Sssapara Is no hrbur no secret
1 compound II Is PURE and UNCOMBINED article
q great strength and unprecedented efficacy in the CURE
u DiNk4SE The recent discovery Of the true Smiax
Sarspsfa At the SOUTH has put the Propreiors in pos
session OF me genuine root IN fresh sfate and by
e'od o. PREPARATION discovered by themselves calculated
TO and concentrate al the virtues Of the pisnt t
are enabled TO offer 10 purchasers article Infinitely SUPE-
KiOk 70 any tang Of The kind use. 1t is well
khoh maj sarsapaa by drying loses great share fits
medicinal virtues But IN this article those properties are
az preserved and placed permanent FORM not liable to
injury by age.
The attention Of Dispensers Druggists Physicians ard
sec!ay unfortunate iHUglGs Suffering SICK is paric
larry invited TO the trial of article which is raraEtd
s1niae and superior to any other preparation Of the kfaS
now offered to the public.
Prepared and sold by BUSH & CO, No. PARK STREET
noRcETER. Mass And for sale in Worcester BY Lewis
l. Lazell H. g. Bates, D. Scott, Jr & Co. c. A. & f. Har
rngon and Spur Sibey Druggists ard by J. NJ Com
mss, NJ d., and Calvin Newton, NJ. d. d April 2.
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STORE TO IlET.

- GITUATED in the centre Of Leicester, and recently
"a y occupied by John Sargent, deceased, a Store
zxS and Post Office. Possession given Immediately For
1rther particulars inquire VIM A. SMITH, the Clerks
Office, New Court House, Worcester, or Of
Leicester, April 6. dw2w Join A. SMITH.
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.RKa.S. .HFfza.E .gfI1aalls

MOULD inform the citizens Of Worcester that she ;S
w prepared to practice the WATER CURE SYSTEW
IN the treatment of disease and proposes locate herself
ms city Mrs Adams has no wish offer any fusome Gu
losy or Recommendation of this system, but she would from
motives of true benevolence most earnestly invite the
lerg andafcted, whether in their persons or in their
lamles whether suffering from the obstinate form III
CHROME disease or the most sudden occurrence of the
TO apply this natures remedy;n and she is fully assured
hat VIII commend itself to every candid mind as Infinitely
superior 70 all Others now in USE and If applied with the
requisite knowledge and skill ifdibie in ali cases Of Fever
lh.iammaiion rheumatism, Cholera, Diarhoea &c
Mrs ADAMS profers her advice 10 those WIN
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