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PROUTY 81 MEARS'
New Hot Air Ventilating Brick Furnace,
FOR 1850.

THIS is entirely new furnace combining many valua-
bic improvements and obvatng many of the objections
o the Brick Furnaces use; being only feet HIGH
is peculiarly adapted low cellars, which admits of
unusual elevation OF the hot air pipes Immediately after they
leave The brick work. thus allowing direct escape of
the heat from the air chamber to the to be heated than
is usually obtained in other kinds 1t is perfectly simple in its
construction and be very easily cleaned of
even when in operation frequed Being made entirely of
Cast Iron of unusual thickness it is durable and not
liable to get out of repair for many years
me subscribers also sole propretors of anks In
proved Furnacen which have given unqualified satisfaction
Tor the last three years of which be
tlon IN the Court House, New School House Goldst
ana many OF the private residences in the cti of Worcester
we would invite all, who about procuring Furnaces
OF are otherwse interested in these articles to call and
anime the above at Ware ROOMS where will also be
foundi Prouty d Mearss Improved PORTABLE Hot
Ar Ventatns Furnaces, Cooking Ranges, the celebrated
MEDAL or Madeira Parlor Stove and general assortment
OF coal and wood Cooking and Office Stoves.
DAVID PROUTY, & co.
1873 30, North Market Street. BOSTON.
April s. d3taweow weoply
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eHEa.S. sRgfY1.aI .gaElzaaae

MOULD inform the citizens of Worcester that she is
prepared to practice the WATER CURE SYSTEM
~ he Treatment OF disease, and proposes to locate herself
ms cy mrs Adams has no wish to offer any ulsome Gu
log or recommendation of this SYSTEM but she would from
VI true DeheVo lence, most earnestly invite the suf-
er and AFFLICTED, whether in their own persons or in their
ales whether suffering from the obstinate form of
usease, OF he most sudden occurrence of the acute
to apply this natures remedyn and She il G1v .ssnred
t II 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 tdbte in ali cases of Fever
Inflammation, Rheumatism Cholera, Diarhoea &c
Mrs ADAMS proers her advice and assistance to those
NO. KENDALL HILL. DIV Esh %
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Real Estate for Sale.

.HA 'HE ESTATE, now occupied by the subscriber OH
the corner of Jackson and Beacon Streets consist
ing OF well built two story House, containing Is Rooms
conveniently arranged for families; Barn 30
by "a IT, and about IA 600 feet of Land well set with choice
variety of Fruit Trees Ornamental Shrubs and Plants The
buildings are nearly new and in good repair Those wishing
10 purchase HOME are requested to call and examine one
OF the peasanest situations the southwest part of the
City. f - nv
Also, the BUILDING LOT on the corner Of Main and
jackson Streets west of the of E. Bowen ESQ., con-
tanning about 1900 it, and commanding fine view Of that
part of the city,
Also, The GARDEN OF EDEN,n Eden Street north of
he Estate OF W m. 4. Merfed, and commanding one of
ne hhest views OF the CITY, The Lot about 1000
iee graded and set with all kinds of fruit IN bearing
state A beautiful site for Cottage
The above described property viii be sold low and tho
payments made easy Inquire ofJAs EsTABRooK, No.
MtIeh BLOCK, OF OF AUSTIN &. FITCH.
req TO- dWtf
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C0AL-COAL.
At $3.50 PEER TOM

THE BLACKSTONE COAL MINING COMPANY are
now working veins of Coal greater depth than last
year. Inc quality OF Coal produced is much superior
that heretofore and is offered the citizens of Worcester
at S45O per ton, delivered Much prejudice existed against
this Coal last from the of proper care breaking
and screening it, and from the soft quality of coal then mined
These objections are now removed by its increased hardness
and by the attention which is given delivering the Coal
well broken and screened.
Persons unacquained with the quality of the Coal orho
have uniavorable impressions with regard are referred
to MR. AARON BILLING, Stove Dealer, Nos "a 26 Front
STREET Mr. b. has burned for years and explain
its peculiarites.
u Orders solicited at the Companys Yard foot of Ply
MOUTH STREET, or A. BILLING, Nos. "a q 26 FRoNT-sT
opposite City Hall, Worcester.
Feb7 diff A. ELLIOT, Agent
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FEMiN .EEane.aaoa 61s

nREPARED by s. O. DUNBAR, TAusroN Mass. ara,
\ T0Hted fqul[ 10 any other ise. either Ezeish or
dmeT1can This very uselu and elegant preparation Is
used as an Aperent AntiSacid in Dyspepc conn aints
lehde1 with acidty with very great benefit Ii has The
huVah'ase over common magnesa in being dsso ed aud
therefore not liable TO accumulate in bowels IL in
decidedly superior to Carbonate of Soda Or Potash on
account o. gGr 40 part towards breaking up the
present senseess party divisions and organizing par
ties as they should be organized, lovers of Free
dom on one side, and of Slavery on the other. In
no other way can Freedom ever obtain the victory
con this great question of Freedom or Slavery,
have observed with grief, nay, with anguish, that
we, at the North break up into hostile parties, hur
examinations and denominations to and fro, and ex-
pend that strength for the ruin of each other, which
should be directed against the enemies of Liberty
while, at the South, whenever Slaveryis in jeopardy
all party lines are ohterated, dissenslons are healed
enemies become friends and all found in solit
column, with an unbroken front Are the childrel
of darkness to be forever so much wiser than TIN
children Of Light In the recent choice of delegate
for the Nashville Convention, have not seen sin
gle instance where Wing and Democrat have no
been chosen as though they were Siamese twins, am
must 90 together. But here it often happens, that
as soon as one party is known to be in favor of on
man, this act, alone, is deemed sufficient reasoI
why another party should oppose him. Why can
we not combine for the sacred cause Of Freedom, d
they combine for slavery! No thought or desire !
further from my mind than that of interfering viii
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Bush's Smilax or Spanish Sarsa-
n9riIIa

lS preparation of Sarsaparla humbug no secret
L compound. II is a PURE and UNCOMBINED article
OF great strength and Unprecedented efficacy in the Cure
Or DISEASE The recent discovery of the true Smilax
Sarsapara at the South has put the Propreors in pos
session oil the genuine root IN fresh state; and by new
Oh preparation discovered by themselves calculated
to secure and all the virtues of the pant thew
are enabled to offer purchasers article infinitely SPE
i0loh 70 any thing Of the Kind an use Ii is well
KNOWN tnat sarsaparla by drying loses great of its
medicinal virtues But in this article those properties are
all preserved and placed permanent FORM not liable 10
injury by age
The attention Of Dispensers, Druggists Physicians and
especially unfortunate noaiias suffering SICK partc-
larry invited TO the trial OF an article which is lcaranted
genuine and superior to any other preraraon Of The KIND
now offered to LIZ public
Prepared arzWe1d by BUSH & co, No. Q PARK STREET
WORCESTER, Mass And for sale in Worcester by Lewis
j. Lazel, H. G. Bates d. Scott, Jr & Co.. c. A. & E Hara
rington, and Spur Sbley, Druggists and by j. NJ Com
ings, NJ. d. and Calvin Newton ii. d. d Aprl2
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NASHUA HOTEL.
LINCOLN SQUARE, WORCEST1

I LINCULN@ SbUAKE, WORCESTER.
R~l NE subscriber has taken the above named house.
ira formerly known the Lincoln Square Hotel; il
mas been thoroughly repaired and retted every re-
spect and enlarged by the addition several large and con-
yenient rooms and IS furnished throughout with entire New
Furniture, equal to any house in this city
The Nashua Hotel is delightfully."- situated for Summers
residence opposite the Worcester Nashua Railroad Sta
uo Being in the immediate vicinity of the Court House il
o rare advantages Jnrymen and Others doing business
with the Courts and public offices
me subscriber trusts that by giving attention to his
duties to merit share of the public patronage
o. Attached to the Hotel large and commodous Stable
Tor the accommodation of horses and carriages
W A. J. PUTNAM, Proprietor.
Worcester, April II, 1885, dIyiStf
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HOUSE LOTS FOR sane.

DUIDlNG LOTS on Wellington Street a rev Street
running west from Main Street of the residence
on Aolel Jaques Esq Aso Austin, Chandler, Chats
nam, Newbury, and Quincy Streets
Inc above Lots are for the first time offered for
SAFE The land adjoining them being built upon and their
pleasant location near Main Street. the NEST
desirable Lots in the city. Terms sale to SUN the pur
chaser. IL, & s p UARRINGTIN
Aug 30. dwtf - portland Street
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DaguerreOtVDes,

'HE subscriber respectfully norms his old friends ard
L customers, that he has returned TO his old stand
23G Main-StTeet,
where he would be pleased wait upon all whp nav favor
HIM with their patronage He invites all to call and examine
ms specimens particularly those OF the Hon judge Colapar
rost Master Genera! of the Uuited States and Gen PhelD
President of the Massachusetts, Copper Mining Gonna
whose Dagueeopes he has had the pleasure of taking dur,
ing his visit in Vermont. 49,
n D. Pictures taken in less time and more felke than
In any other in the city.
Worcester, Sept IS. VIM H. GILMORE
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GREAT DISCOVERY.
fbH Ed CIV Eg.gEEg DYE,

'HHls OH. is prepared by II. C. CURRIER who is the
sole Proprietor in the United States and is the great
est discovery ia the known world Tor the growth Of BAR
ana warranted. u will the hair 10 grow where
has taen OIL, sid is sure preventative and makes il
grow thick, dark and silky. Price lOj per bottle The
pest OF references be obtained rom those who have
been benefited in this city.
b. The money will Be paid back in all cases when
the OIL does not give satisfaction.
Sole Agents in Worcester, VIM. d. FENNO q SON
lou wan street, dWtf July Z.
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FORMERLY occupied by b H. KENNEY, is now suc
ceeded by j. HEERAN, where he offers for sale large
Monuments, GrRvestones, Tornbs, &c
THOSE wishing to purchase any of the above viii find
20 ter advantage to call at my Shop DOOR NORTH of
tne Americe7t Temperance House, MINI Street
NJ b. All orders gratefully received and promptlv attend
Bnryng ground to that his work is well set m '
plarch ~ dw3m JOHN HEERAN
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Waterford Windnw Class.

he above well known window Glass is now being manu-
iactufed in very superior and for brliancy of
polish and evenness Ofsuace is warranted to be
by any American Window Glass in the market All quail
ties for sale wholesale and retail. by
SAMUEL C.. WHITE
"a Washington So, near Western Il r. Depot
Worcester, Feb q. dyy4m
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For Sale.
For Sale or TO Eef.

LARGE WATER POWER on the line of the
hudson River Rail Road and within two hours Of New
10TH. Inc situation is well calculated for making Iron
rounry purposes, Locomotive and Car BUILDING Paner
making Cotton or Wooden Manufacturers Labor abpn
can't .aere being large population the neighborhood
10 Broad Street. NEW YORK-or to JAMES FREEi Nh M
April g. - ~ 'J LIZ
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House for Sale.

AzA A COTTAGE HOUSE, % by 2s it,, Ell part IA by
TH u Y feet, situated end of Chandler Street
on the premises A. H. CARPENTER
Apnl 70 dWtf
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God RIiyeY OH

M ANeFACTURED by E. Souther the best article In
4yA use for sale in any quantity al Inc mannacurer
pr ces, by LEWIS T. LAZEIi Annphecar~ q
Nov. % am aon.c
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Carriage and Sign Painting.
FISH MARKET.

~ 10 FRONT STREET. WORCESTER,
MIHERE can he found ali the diferent kindy :, m IN
FISH The SEASON affords from The NeWYork L,ston
inaIuoIo, New Haven, Norwich, New London and Prov
ence hafheis such as COD Haddock Bfac6eref Haibut
caaa Bass, Black and Biuf FISH Salmon &c tupsthe2
Wa an assortment Of small Fish from san and Fresh
, Aiso' ai kinds Of SHELL FsSH from the above
P,aGes Also an assortment OF Dried md P;ctjj
Fish, Wholesale and retail ~ '
NIB hbong't at lhig market will be dressed in the
pest and most fashionable sille and sent n ressnno ~
distance Jrte u chrse TERMS CASH
Vy-Issh phid "i all Kinds OF FRESH Water FISH.
P.H = NJ G. sPRAGUE
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Cuelp vnIuMinm NYinn

A yER1 , pure article for salevery low by LEWIS t
bAAELL, ~ oesale and retail Druggist No. POI Mali
STREET. doors north Am. House. If LANAI
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FOR SALE,
~ A HOUSE. Store, Shop and Barn with half an
fa "A of Land situated in the west Part Of BEn
LIN, near Pollard's Mills, the main road from Bos.
ION "a west Boylson> For further particulars inquire Of
MI AARON POLLARD, at the Mills, or
JAMES X. TEASDALE,
Apth@o. DIM Clntonyille.
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- -
FHSkaHN G..

I me made of Cotton FLAKE TROUT AND SALMON
II Silk Plated Silk London(FISHING Superior London
rF Lhe emma Twist, (or(Fly Rods Patent Fly Lines;
oIass,1 aha HAIR. (Brass Reels, plain check and
NUNS suitable lor FISH oimnltipying Treble Single
every KIND from the Minnow)Sikworm Gut Casting Lines;
70 te shark Cod Maekere Skworm Gut ofvarious quail
dutog rerch HOOPS etc etc ies Silver and Brass Gimps
Salmon Trout and Pckereof ali sizes Trout and sal
ioohs, etc u Blue fIshlmon FLIES, of the best kinds
9qqi EG Mackere Jgs constantly hand, and tied
1ANGED on llo order ofany desired pattern
, o an hnas OF SAT- GrasshoFpers and
rlsllns HOOKS tied to Silk {other artificial Bait.
worm Gut, Engine Twisted C'Shaughnessey limerick
nlnps ana WIRE, torand Carlisle Hooks tied to
Hes s wafer ilshng. )best Slkworm Gut.
hoD9 Ior salmon, Trout, Fly Books, Bait Boxes and
chee Bass Perch Smelt Kettles Fishing Baskets Land
etc. General Rods WakngSne and Bait Nets Fodin9 No
Cane Fishing Rods. Rings Landing Hooks pait
CaiG9ta Needles, Dsgogers, Clearing
N@iio oies. (Rings, Brass and Steel Swiyes
4of all sizes
Patent Yankee Spring HO0axs.-Cork Floats If
all sizes; Lead Sinkers; Reels Lines furnished f
Harbor Fishing; James Dixon & Sons, FIosks and foyd
Bottles French Pocket Cups Camp Cases containing knife
FORK, spoon etc; Pocket Compasses and SUPERIOR assert
ment OF Pocket KNIVES, Hunting Knives
sportsmen's Knives, and CUTLERY OF ALL KINDS
no. a42 Washington ST., Boston.
ni"iSi N'' d2aW2m
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Paper Hangings,

1hE subscriber offers for the Fall Trade an ey,ans,
80 assortment OF PAPER HANGiNGS of the very heal
% AMERICAN MANUFACTURE, which all Builders land
,pIos ano others wishing ARTICLE will find inv
"elf interest 70 examine before purchasng
OF papers, NJ shart notice. va " MINUS
Ware House, Eos TER STREET (between Main Stree,
ahd bosion, Norwich, ind Nashua II Read repot
'eS'er' "c' II. NEWTON
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Lamp Black.

the barrel in Bulk, good article for sale chea
~ by SAMUEL G. WHITE,
Feb. 81, deon :, AN 9S,,
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Chrome and Paris Green.

CHIUIIIG tNHU EdIIS OTHBns
NEW and superior article of Chrome Green and at re-.
Aduoedprce Paris Green splendid shades very cheap
Tor cash Also Chrome Yellow of quality For sale
by SAMUEL. G. WHITE, dealer in Drugs, Medicians
Paints, Window GLASS; No. "a Washington So near Western
r. r. depot. dw4m Feb III
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CNss7E be Egpmg :

C(G2e2E OG ESRSgE
VIE subscriber would say to his old friends in this CITY
ana vicinity that he has taken the well known Daguer-
reotype Rooms, No l42 MAIN STREET WORCESTER Two
uoors north OF b. h. Harden Co.'s Store where he pre-
pared to take AS GOOD PICTURES, and as Cheag as can
DC taken in this or any other CITY, and them in Cases.
Lockets Pins and Rings No pains will be spared in giving
examine specimens before sitting elsewhere
March %. DIFF JK. BUNDY.
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HORSE STHOEENG

szyh WILL be strictly attended to at the Shop at
STS w the FooT OF MECHANIC STREET, by the sub
A-- scriber All persons who have lame rses by fiat
ee false quarters, or interfering invited call as
believe can give them satisfaction for think they are all
caused by bad fitting the shoes and bad shoemg. | think
Know this from my experience. There is a difference
between fiat foot and a narrow contracted foot-so all
horses should not be shod alike. hot benefit to
the foohot tar had better be kept the pot
1t on the horses foothills is my opinion.
ISAAC WOODCOCK
Feb 10. dwtf Mechanic Street
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FOR SALE.

AwA fHE HOUSE and LOT at No 6 Washington
faA Square For further information INQUIRE at the
s.@.AsA PREMISES du March Is.
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Corbett's Shaker Syrup of Sarsaparille,
DOR SALE, wholesale and retail by
LEWIS T. LAZELL Apothecary,
Mzodwows 20l Main-st, doors north Am House
NOTICE.
X b; oIiS y co. having associated with them Mn G.
~. II. FITCH, under the style and name Of OTJS
Itch d will continue the BooT, SHOE and LEATuEn
Doors. - a'uilns OF MP
VI +. q 90 intend keeping good assortment of Sole
Lether also Thick Wax and KiE Leather Calfskns Snts
,:nhgs, &c &c. and would respectfully solicit the atten
non OF manufacturers and dealers the old stand of r n
Otis az Co.. Harding Block, No. 43 FRONT STREET
Ii. b. OTIS
yvo.oos.o. =. CHA's II. FITCH,
'OtcSsser, Jan 2l 1850. diff JOHN C.. OTIS
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white Lead, Linsaad an.

| EWlS Philadelphia and Union Pure White Lead Dutch
IL English and American inseed Oil for sale ,yholcsale
ana retail at the lowest market prices, by
SAMUEL G. WHITE
Feb. 81, ~ d i'c - H.. ro,
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ArtIsts---ArfEsfs!

AEEESuS--aAEtEA
DAVID SCOTT, JR, q co. have hand, and are con-
~ santy receiving extensive assortment of Artists
COLORS, CANVASS, BRUSHES PALLETS, PALLET
KNIVES, ETC., wholesale and retail, at
No 243 MAIN STREET,
moOdwbw list door south of CIRCUITS Bookstore
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POTASH
bOy 10 the yYOrId.

DERRY DAVIS 81 SONS PAIN KILLER. (none other
l. genuine) Sold wholesale and retail by
F. HOLBROOK g. CO.,
Jan ~ du 25l Main-st.
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House for Sale.
FOR SALE.
BUILDING LOTS.

LO4Ss
THE subscriber has for sale OF the desrabe
Il BUILDING LOTS in the City OF Worcester, IL i. su
uaed On the north side Of Chatham Street. The highth
Of land the Dwelling House Of Rev Mr.. Snapy and
contains about $500 square feet He has also lots
Lots In the vicinity Quincy ST. several Lots
the Red Mills on Taylor 5tIeei.
June 4. dU CHARLES WHITE.
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Paris RlEve.

NEW and beautiful article for carriage and ornamental
"A painters. For sale at SAMUEL. c. WHITES dealer
In Drugs, Medicine, Paints, and Dye Stuffs
:, NO. "a Washington So, near Western R. r. Depot.
~. a. dec w3m
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PUTTY.

Putty-Putty.
DUTY in Bladders in Kegs warranted to give satisfc
ton and for sale cheaper than can be manufactured in
small Quantities, by SAMUEL c. WHITE, Druggist.
- 20 deep w3n.
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THE NATIONAL ERA WASHINGTON D. c., DECEMBER 49, 1850

single State to set up for itself in Union, all of
whose external and internal arrangements would
be seriously disturbed, II not essentially de-
ranged by such an anomaly, might be deemed by
the Congress of the Union utterly unadvisable
The attempt of Great Britain to take possession
of Cuba would probably be resisted by the whole
power of our Government, on the ground that
such measure would endanger our vital inter
ests The attempt of South Carolina to found
foreign State, not near u.s. but among us, breaking
up our revenue system, interfering with our in
ternal communications, and adording foothold
for foreign sggressions upon our Union, might be
deemed ample cause for using the whole power
of the Government to suppress it. South Caro-
lin must see that should che resolve on secession
or independence, no matter what her opinions or
claims, the question for the United States to con-
slider and decide would be, whether the existence
of foreign nation within what are now our
boundaries, would be compatible with their safety
and well being.
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JENNY LIND IN WASHINGTON.

Jenny Lind made her first appearance in
Washington last Monday evening The National
Hail. lately fitted up 80 as to accommodate several
thousand persons, was crowded with a bril- liant
assembagc, and among the distinguished person
ages present we observed the President of the
! United States, the Heads Of Departments, Gen
eral Scott, and Henry Clay.
We scarcely know how to speak of the per-
/ formancrs of the evening for, should we attempt
to express all we felt while listening to the per-
former, our readers would suspect us of having
lost our wits She has been styled miracle of
song-t0 us she is, and will henceforth ever be,
the embodiment of all melody--not the view
less but the visible spirit of all lovely sounds
On appearing for the first time there was a beau
tifll trepdation in her manner, a tender dep
recatiOn, a pleading look, that extorted from US
the involuntary exclamation, God bless you
She was ali grace; she seemed to float upon the
air every motion was music and there was a
world Of varying expression in her winning face
The powers of her voice transcend all description ;
as she sang, our whole system vbrated respon-
sively to her notes, as if it had been converted
into a musical instrument. We have heard
many delightful singers, but none before that
perfectly satisfied u.s. There was always some
thing in their performances that bore the mark
of itnperfection some note that could not be mas
tered, or something beyond their performance,
which we longed TO hear executed But, Jenny
Lind left no want of our musical nature unsup-
pled-she seemed to compass all possibilities OF
melody, and, next to the exhilaration produced
by her wonderful harmonies, our feeling was that
of complete satisfaction.
But, we beg pardon of our readers for language
which must be regarded as extravagant by those
who have never heard her Let them oVerloos
our enthusiasm this time, and We promise not tC
offend again unless we should be tempted again
to speak Of this lovely stranger.