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the discussion shall be opened upon the three mira
cles which are ascribed to her.
Letters from Rome show that the attention of
the Pope is thoroughly called to the progress which
Roman Catholicism seems to be making at the
expense of the Church of England. The newly
created Cardinal Wiseman is the object of marked
attention and favor at Rome. His Holiness has
erected metropolitan church, over which the new
Cardinal presides, with the title of Archbishop Of
Westminster This is considered bold and inn
portant stroke, the Irish Catholic bishops alone
having hitherto been permitted to assume the name
of the church over which they severally rule. The
Pope has also promoted to immediate service upon
his person Mgr. Talbot, member of one Of the
first English families. Several young Englishmen,
graduates of Oxford, have recently repaired to
Rome to enter into holy orders.
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should be tackled % the opera, which il the rhest removed
from the ordinary evils Of the Theatre Now and then
TAeLosr CERIro, by astonishing displays of grace
and marvellous agility raises the ballet into an approach 10
the fine arts st sas from the reproach Of simple
indecency. But know Of no more ptiabIe sight than
corps Of inferior baI dancers wsng twirlng and postur
ing on the stage vany seeking for applause by displays of
muscular exsron and personal charms without the merit Of
grace the attraction Of modesty The ballet, however
is the next step IN the progress of New York refinement and
cultivation "a Parisienne
Another step u similar direction, our New England
friends will Gay, Madame ANNA BrsHors grand perform
ance Sunday ssenings at Tnplsr Hall. where HANDEL
and the "Msss1<s" substituted for WzBEa and Der
FreyutS sd under this thin veil of propey the enter
anments Of orsU evenings kept up Just as the
people who 60 u not prefer vastly when once inside
that the notes Of he orchestra should eanorphose them
selves into the EbvsttO Of some favorite opera.
Yes. New Yosk growing daily more and moro like Paris
Its decorated sh fronts initiate the 5ogeois splsudos Of hs
Palace Royal ap1 the Boicrds its fashions direct i'm
porsaons from ths RYe dc "a Paix its exaggerated coz
combs have heir prototype splsndsn in brighter wss
coats and gorgeous amplitude Of in the fanes
Of the Cafe Richie and other localities unknown to American
readers; the Bowery Bhoy is ON the model Of the tue
gain de Paris. In habits of life in the domestic economy
of home, in the social ethics fast working our way
towards the standard Of the Capital of the World For
unatey there conservative element in the good sense and
sterling qualities of the AngoSsxon race which does not
altogether die out in these encoachmens Of foreign influence
Several notices of books are crowded into my next
letter. JAcauEs Du MoNpE.
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AGRICULTURAL GEoLoGY.-No. W.
ron THE NATIONAL IxrrLLreEscrn.
BIZ JOSIAH HoLBRooK.

Fedspar is composed Of four oIydessilex, aumina or
clay, iron, and potash slex predomnates. OF quartz
all its varieties is almost the entire element Of feldspsr
the principal aluminous clay soils contain frequently
twice much sex aumina the quantity Of iron and
potash in fepar small often two three per cent
appears then that sand is composed of two oxydes
chemical combinations again combined by the agency.
Feldpr clay composed Of four oxydes also combined
by chemical affinity, form compound still complex
than quartz sand The quartz and edspar confined
by mechanical mixture to form rocks and soils. 4
hence follows that in these principal elements Of
Soils quartz and fsdspa sand and clay less than
six combinations Of ultimate principles, oxygen and metals
all by chemical affinity and combinations at least Of hose
compounds forming those two elements These six chem
cal compounds again compounded by chemical agency
then united by mechanical mixtures TO form rocks and SOILS
Quartz and feldspar only the essential elements Of
Soils but ao among the mportan, materials in arts
of civilization The principal material Of glass y quartz
that Of porcelain, fdpa The presence Of potash, soda
souo alkaline substance acting 9nx, is indispensable in
the manuacturnso Of each Of these important articles Of do
msstic economy. ID ssyI 81 sg =
After performing the important agency Of producng vege-
tatonof furnishing wheat corn, beef
and pork-quartz of porous character constitutes the
French burr, for changing grains into -four. Pulvezed
quartz cemented by iron into sandstone, forms grind
stones for sharpening the and chses of the mechanic
and the knives and scissors Of the houekeeper For
animals it is essential to the process Of digestion fowls
live without it.
Every thing, animate and inanmate every product Of
tue and Of ar every human being in every position and
condition Of ehe sturdy farmer, the busy mechanic the
industrious housekeepe the delicate refined lady, the polish
ed gentleman, the enlightened teacher the wise statesman,
and the noisy politician in word every thing which has
physical existence bears visible testimony the necessity Of
this important element of mountains rocks, and soof
quartz, sand-"a common stone" 3
Experiment Shake tumber containing little newly
slaked lime and water let the tumber asnd till the
lime settles and the water becomes clear pour the
into another unbler and blow into it air from the lungs
through quill ppestem; the clear water becomes turbd
with white flakes sediment, by the cabonc acid from
the lungs uniting with the lime in the water, forming the
carbonate Of lime.
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THE WEEKLY NATIONAL INTELLIGENcER.

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DoLLARs, payable in advance
For the long Sessions Of Congress, averaging eight
months,) the price will be Two DoLLARs; for the short
Sessions 0xE DoLLAR per copy.
reduction Of 20 per cent Cor oneh Of the full charge
will be made to any who shall order and pay for
time five copies Of the Weekly paper andake reduction
Of rs per cent (or fourth of the full charge to any
who will order andpsy for at time copies
No acconts being kept for this paper it will not be for
wared any unless paid for in advance sent any
longer than the time for which it is so paid.
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which have long felt the deepest interest has found
US utterly unPepad to reap the advantages which might
reasonably have been expected to flow from It. The outlet
Of the canal at Georgetown msnomer to call
basin, for 1t isdy land city canal but little BETTER and
not in navgable condition and thus, after the early uni
form, and constant support which the city has given to the
great work, its citizens would SEEM calmly look on,
while its chief benefits are to enure to others. b.
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m IN. Delaware river at Port Richmond there count
al ns .v last week four hundred sad twenty-five briss
shooner and canal boats engaged in taking in csrgoss Of
coal brought down the Reading railroad BY improved ma
ebinery vessel Of $50 tons can Be loaded with coal in
couple Of hours.
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WAsHIsGroS NATIONAL MosumExr OrTrcE,
November lst 1850.
Contributions received at this Office, for the month Of Oc
tober from Corporations, Masonic Order, o. o. F., Sons
Of Temperance, Fourth Of July collections, Schools, &C.
First insalments Of appropriation Of Corporation of
Washington $500 90
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PR0UTY & nIEARs'
New EI0G Ais Fentilatina DfickE uraaCe
E0R tshn.

=
iflIS is entirely furnace combining many vana
bic improvements and oavating many the objection.
f the Brick Furnaces IN use; being only feet high
is peculiarly adapted TO low cellars, which admits of
unusual elevation of the hot air pipes immediately after they
leave the brick work, thus allowing direct escape
he heat from the air chamber to the room to be heated than
usGaly obtained in other kinds. ts perfectly simple in
construction and be very easily cleaned Of
when in operation if required: Being made entirely
Cast Iron of unusual thickness is durable not
liable to get ont of repair for many years.
The subscribers are also sole propTetors ofanks In
proved Furace which have given unqualified satisfaction
FOR the last three years of which be in opera
lion in the Court House, New School House Gold
md many of the private residences in the cts of
We would invite all; who about procuring Furnaces
n are otherwise interested in these articles call and ex
liniae the above at Cur Ware Rooms where will also be
found, ProGjy q Mears's Improved PORTABLE Hoi
Air Yentlsng Furnaces, Cooking Ranges the celebrated
Medal Madeira Parlor Stove ard general assortment
>! coal and wood Cooking and Office Stoves
DAVID PROUTY, q co.
10 4 20, North q. Grlet Street, BOSTON.
April 13 d3taweow weep
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Horse Los, Eonsas, Sc.

srs BEAUTIFUL LOTS, containing nearly acre
f..s ~ each delightfully."- situated on Fairmont," hal
49, mile north OF the Court House, unequaled for beau
~ of2cation and aspect for those who prefer to live little
nut and own large lot for very moderate
Finely situated LOTS Harvard Street. the elevated
land directly west of the Central Crch, the desirable
lots remaining in the market.
Very desirable Lots the Brewery Estate the West
Grn 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 ID. S. MESSENGER.
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Coed Advice.

] Dr.. Waugh lived TO see his sons fixed in
respectable stations in the world and it had
been his object in PREPARING them for eternity,
10 qualify them also for honorable and useful
conduct in the affairs of this life. He ncul-
Gated that fear of God that justice and benev-
oence, which are the best security for the
rights and for the happiness of social life; and
taught Them TO be frugal, not mean; prudent,
moi subtle; compaisant, not servile; and act
i've in business, but not its slaves. There were
four habits which he recommended earnestly
in his counsels, and by his own example, and
which lie stated to he essentially necessary 10
the happy management of temporal concerns:
these were, puncuaty, accuracy, steadiness,
and despatch. Without the first, time is vast
ed those who relied on Us are irritated and
disappointed, and nothing is done in lis proper
time and place. Without the second mistakes
the most hurtlul to our own credit and interest,
or that of others, may be committed. Without
the third, nothing can be well done; and with
out the fourth, opportunities of advantage are
lost, which it is impossible to recall. Such
were his own habits in so eminent degree,
that his cash book, from the date of his settle
ment in London to the day of his death, is in
existence, aud exhb,s every item of expense
lie incurred, and every sum lie received.
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Pimples, FreckIes, Richness, sunburn,
Tan. HlOtchPS. etc,

COMPLETELY REMOVED by the use Of the ORANGE
~ FLOWER LOTION. The subscriber offers this Lotoi
TO the public with confidence, Safe agreeable and
tain remedy for the prevention of Pnples the
face and skim for Freckc for RHce for removal pre-
venton of Sunbum and TAM for Redress from exposure
the sum- for Chapped Hands, and for rendering the complex
ion clear and beautiful is particularly recommended tc
gentlemen to prevent soreness after shaving and for pre-
venting eruptions which so often follow.
d Manufactured and sold by ORLANDO TOMPKINs
BOSTON For sale in Worcester by Druggists generally
July II dw6m
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THE DAILY SLY.
Necessity of Discipline.

When YOU look forward TO those plans of
life, which either your circumstances have
suggested, or your friends have proposed, you
Will not hesitate TO acknowledge that, in order
t4pursue them with advantage, some previous
discipline is requisite. Be assured, that what
ever is 10 be your profession, 10 education is
more necessary TO your success, than the ac-
quirement Of virtuous dispositions and habits.
This is the universal preparation for every
character and every station in life. Bad as
the world is, respect is always paid to virtue.
In the usual course of human affairs, it will be
found that plain understanding, joined with
acknowledged worth, contributes more to pros
petty, than The brightest parts without probiiy
public life, be your aim, virtue still enters, for
principal share, into all those great depart
ments of society. 1t is connected with emf
hence in every liberal art; with reputation in
every branch of fair and useful business; with
distinction in every public station. The vigor
which it gives the mind, and the weight which
it adds TO character; the generous sentiments
which it breathes, the undaunted spirit which
it inspires, the ardor of diligence which it
Flickens, the freedom which it procures from
pernicious and dishonorable avocations, are
the foundations Of all that is high in fame, or
great in success, among men.
Whatever ornamental or engaging endow-
ments you now possess, virtue is a necessary
requisite, in order 10 their shining with proper
luster. Feeble are the attractions of the fair
est form, if it be suspected that nothing within
corresponds to the pleasing appearance with
out. Short are the trumphs Of wit when it
is supposed to be the vehicle of malice. BY
whatever arts you may at first attract the atten-
ton, you can hold the esteem and secure the
hearts Of others, only by amiable dispositions,
and the accomplishments of the mind. These
are the qualities whose influence will last,
when the uster Of all that once sparkled and /,
dazzled has passed away.-Df. Blair
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NeaE,Y4E.

by the above notice il win be that have purchased
II of Mr. HAMMoND REED his interest in the manufacture
and sale of the REVOLVING CLOTHES FRAMES. This
articles is recommended economical and labor saving
appeEtaae Clothes Yard for reasos-st,
whole washing he suspended dry by person with
change of pGson which makes the article exceed
iHgly convenient III time of snow2d it does veal
the clothes, but yields the Wind and gently reyolyeSand
81, they occupy but little room
q Orders LEFT at VIM. A. WHEELER's Counting Room on
Thomas Strcet--at TAFT ~ HARRINGToNs Grocery Store
corner Of Front and Ffumbd Streets my house on
Laurel Suect will he promptly attended to,
July IL eOd9mW 3In HOWARD Holden.
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The Bitter Way.

1t is by sweetness and kindliness that the
young are TO be allured q religion. and that
the opposition oftbe perverse isio be overcome
1t has, indeed, been supposed by some, that
austeriiy is the noblest feature of piely, and
that in such an evil world she should move.
through it in haste, and turn from all its scenes
of intercourse with disgust; and they whose
manners are courteous and cheerful, are DEEM
ed to free, and TOO gay to be religious. Such
can be the impression only of an imbecile
piety, or of a malignant censoriousucss. Re-
lcon is degraded when il bonows from hyp.
ocrsy its whine, and from malignity its scowl.
1t appears most worthy of lis Author, when it
hath the sunshine of cheerfulness on its coun-
tetancc, and the law Of kindness on lis tongue.
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COFFIN MANUFACTORY.

------- u EADY MADE C0FFINS of
Ies @s=z-Z] kO sizes and kinds, constantly On
- land at the Mandatory ard Wac
saa----ssss sEss r 1onl, No. Mechanic Street,
rpuste the NORWICH Saroad Depot
a. Coffin Plates furnished at short notice. Sections and
others in the country Invited to call and examine for
themselves.
Also, at the above named place, Shop Joiner work
in all It's hranchesCounefs Tables DESKS Show Casts,
Drawers, Shelves for stores contingencies offices,
U5-Also, all other kinds OF general jobbing
Worcester, Nov 5, 1850 eod&w WIN CURRY
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ARCHITECTURE.

J'HE subscriber would respectfully the citi
A of Worcester and its vicinity that has taken
Room in the third story of BlINiEY ROW. directly 0p.
posile the American Temperance House, for the purpose
OF DS{gnHg md DraUitg Pias Of BBjihgs, public and
private, in all The various styles of Architecture, and he
vites those who contemplate building, give him CALL
hedrsts that from his experience Architect that he
shall be enabled full satisfaction all who may
vor him with their patronage
LEWIS E. JOY, Architect.
Worcester. Sept Is. 1850.
MI am kindly permitted to refer the following gen
temen: Hon Henry Chaplin, S. ID. Harding Thomas A..
Clar, Waiter r. Bigeow, Edward Lamb Freeman Upham
VI. II Morse. d CIV SIG
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RaV0LVTNG CL0THEs TRAMES.

TIE subscriber has disposed Of his interest IN the
| factme and sale of the Revolving Clothes Frames TO
Howard HoLDEN,who will continue furnish those desr
of purchasing the shortest notice and ivoraU
terms HAMMOND REED.
Worcester, July la, 1880
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MADAME YOUNG,
THE WON ERFUL AND
MYSTERIOUS LADY,
nm TuE rrrrpp,rr,
PHI rem OLOGY.

MAJ HOSE fame has spread throughout he New England
w States, where she has been travelling n a number
Of Years, and has met with univaled success would new
say to all those Ladies aud Gentlemen, who may be curl
GUS to iearl the FUTURE EVEN that may distinguish
their lives as eates to BUSINESS, MARRIAGE SICK
NESS, ABSENT FRIENDS WHETHER DEAD OR
ALIVE that she Will answer any question rela i've to the
PAST, PRESENT OR FUTURE. Also, Reveal Mvste-
lies and Foretc Coming Events with astonishing accura-
cy.
She will also give Information regards Disease. The
Afilicedw will be greatly benefited by consulting her
MADAME Y. will also give CHRONOLOGICAL EX-
AMINATl0NS and furnish her patro with Charts
Terms, SO cents-Charts extra Madame Y ung will re-
main in this place but short time. Those wishing to con-
suit her will call soon, as ner engageme call her else
where.
She has taken rooms at the FRANKLIN HOUSE Wor-
cester Ladies visit her by the private entrance
on Thomas stree, first door up stars to The left
Worcester, Dec ., 1850. DIFF
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Musical Notice.

Ngf1 TDERRY'S Worcester QuadriIle Band
VIZ Nh is prepared to furnish Music for Balls, Parties,
gGz9 &c, on the most reasonable Applications
- made to DAVID PERRY, aud G. IL LoRfNGs Music
Store, 2O8 Main Street. orcester; ALFRED CHAFFIN,
Holden East Village will be promptly attended to.
Oct 81 1850. diff
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Please 70 Tnfina.
Mechanics MUTUAL Benefit Association.
OF Springfield,

4 A EMBERS Of the above named Association can make
w then second annual payment by calling the Office
ofW s. GOODWIN General Agent for Worcester County.
Office, No SO Main street.
Worcester, Dec. 8, 1850
MR.. w. S. is also auth riZel transact all other bus
mess connected with the aff.rs of the Association.
dtc5toJanl II. II. DARLING, Sec'y.
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SUPERIOR MINERAL TEETH.
HOUSE LOTS FOR SALE.

~AE EAAI"NF
nIIIIDING LOTS on Wellington Street. IA Street
ID running from Main Street north of the residence
Of Abel la1ues Esq Also, Austin, Chandler, Chatham,
Newbury and Gu ncy Streets. The above Lots
for the first time offered sale The land adjoining them
Icing built upon and their pleasant location Main ST.
,nakes them the desirable Lots IN the city Terms 0
sale to suit the chaser. .
l.. & s. p. HARRINGTON,
Aug 80. dwu IL Portland street
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snringHeld Fire and Water Proof Paint.

SprlngheId Fire ana WAFER fTUUI FdIIIU'
rriJE above article in color aud texture has almost al
1 act resemblance the Ohio Paint, and by chemical
nnalisis made by Dr. Jackson the state Asayer il is proved
90 be much superior in quality. ~ Persons contcmplat
bc using Fire and Water Proof Paint, will do well TO call
and exnino this article DIR. Us Analysis II will be
.od from Is to 20 per Ct cheaper than the Ohio account
sf creioht SAMUEL G. WHITE, Druggist,
sens al fw4m near Western r. r. Depot.
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BOARD.

A GENTLEMAN and wife or three slBgle gentleman
IN and one lady can be accommodated with rooms and
board, by applying immediately at Ne. ugh street, OPP
pcste Aldrich's Block.
Wercestes, Dec 8, lsSa. dH
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JENNY Iind and parodi,

DAMS has aided TO his beautiful collection Of Daguer
"A reoty2es, PORTRAITS Of Jenny Lind and Parodi TAX
EN- from lite, and not from engiavngs.
~ Call at ADAMS'S ROOMS WALDO BLOCK.
NOY % DIFF
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Shirts Made to Measure,
A T HUDSON'S. Shirts of the most approved patterns
IA made order and warranted to ft NO. FLAGG'S
BUILDING. dtf-dec6
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To Rent

A FINE ROOM the Gothic Store No ITO Main
"A Street. inquire of DIR. H. B. NICHOLS.
Nov % diff
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Notice to Boarders.

Money Wanted.
TWELVE or Fourteen Hundred Dollars wanted q
L mortgage in this city, real estate, worth twice
the amount Apply this office dtf-nov27