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NEWPORT Via PROVIDENCE.
s=,-.=s.A On and after June II, 1850, y fs~YEss a.
y. .--a-T STEAMER PERRY, - sszs57s8 2,

CAPTAIN WOOLSEY, will run between Providence and
Newport connecting twice each way each day with trains
PROVIDENCE & WORCESTER RAILROAD
follows:
Leave Newport at A. NJ. and Las p M.
Leave Providence at $50 A. NJ and Is p NJ or on ar
rival OF trains from Worcester and Boston.
~ Passengers may procure through tickets Railroad
stations of New ork and New Haven Railroad New York;
Of Western Railroad Albany, Providence and Worcester
Railroad Worcester.
FARE-New York and Newport, via New Haven
Hartford, Springfield and Worcester, $3.50
Albany and Newport, via Springfield and Worcester, $50
worcester and Newport, 1.50
Passengers may leave New York by A. M. train and
arrive in Newport the same evening" leave New York
by r M train sleep Worcester and arrive at Newport
next noon; may leave Albany the morning and arrive
IN Newport the same evening; may sleep Worcester
and arrive at Newport next noon; leave Saratoga the
forenoon, dine at Albany sleep Springfield and arrive in
Newport evening of next day leave Springfield Is
A. NJ dine III Providence and arrive in Newport same
evening
Passengers from Worcester viii take the IA NJ and 10
T. M trains to avoid delay take the ii A. NJ and
dine in Providence.
An examination of Godthwaites Railroad Map will clear
y show the eligibility of this those travelling from
New York or Central New England to Newport
Passengers and Baggage conveyed free Of charge between
Boat and Railroad station in Providence.
ISAAC Ii. SOUTHWICK, Supt p. VIZ Railroad
Junel9.
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Norwich and Worcester Rail Road.
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Szz1ssss2<T5T1sE 1880 = e Y

arrangement Commencing .dprH Is, 1850.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
Leave Worcester at 600 1880 am. and 80 pm.
Arrive at Norwich at 900 am. l.30 and 730 p.m
Leave Norwich at $50 am IL 90 m. and $50 pm.
Arrive in Worcester at 9.45 500 and s.45 pm.
The M Train from VOL will arrive at Norwich in
time with the Line for N London, Greenport
and N. Y, via Steamer Alice and the Long Island r. r.
Also for Wllimantlc, Hartford N Haven and NJ V via
N Haven and N. York R.
The 10 80 am train from wo will leave after the arrival
Of the Boston Worcester, Wor Nashua Western and
Providence Roads, and arrive at Norwich in time to
with the trains for London, Sonngton, Providence
Wlimanc, Hartford and Haven reaching each of these
places the same day.
The 4so pm train from Wor win leave after the arrival
of the afternoon trains into that place. taking passengers
by the Evening Line of Steamboats,, arriving there
Early the following morning.
The $50 am tain from Norwich will take passengers ar
irving by the Evening Boats from Y, and arrive at Wor.
in time to connect with the Morning Trains OF the Boston
Wor., Wor. Nashua, Western, and Prov. & WOr r r..
The l2 m train from Norwich leaves after the arrival Of
the trains from Haven, Hartford Wilmantic. London
connect with the afternoon trains from that place.
The $50 pm train from Norwich leaves after the arrival
of the train from ", Greenpor and NJ London also
from Hartford N. Haven, and Willmantic reaching Wo.
in time fol- the Evening train to Boston.
Passengers taking the am train from Wor. visit
Greenpo by Steamer Alice and return the Evening
STEAM BOAT TRAIN
The Steamboat Train will leave Allyn's Point every morn
ing except Monday about O'Clock, for Boston direct
Returning, will leave Wor every Evening except Sunday
705.
Norwich at 81 am Daily, Sundays excepted)
TExpREss FREIGHr leaves Boston at IL m, arriving in
New York next morning.
All Baggage must be delivered to the Baggage Master
other person authorized receive it before the Passenger
takes his seat IN the cars
Basrage will not be taken to include money merchandise
aor other articles than those OF personal e and when OF
higher value than Fifty Dollars notice must be given oil that
aet and extra price paid or the Company Will not Mold
tseIf liable beyond that amount
No baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars.
No smoking permitted in the Passenger Cars Depot.
passenqers must procure Tickets the Station Offices.
I0EI. w. WHITE. President
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Kitchens Preparationskor the Skin and Hair

FNHE subscriber respectful Uniforms his friends and the
Il public in Worcester that NJ has established two Agen.
cIes in two Drug Storesone DAT of JAMES GREEN, III
Main Street. and the other NJ ,B. GREEN, ZIG Main-st.-
thereby aordng the citizens aeither part of Worcester
easy facility to purchase eth@ of the following popular
preparations:
THE COLCASSIAN AMBRA en- odCej ons tonic for nrc.
venting Badness, Grey Hair ohe falling of of the hair
eectuay eradicatng Dandru and the thorough cleansing
oil the skin OF the head 1t is decidedly the best mecated
compound Tor the Strengthening preserving and Identifying
of the Hair.
The VITA PALS, which removes EeCkles and all
eruptons md impurities of the skin and preserves in
healthy and youthful state. This preparation composed
OF nnoxous ingredients that have received the sanction OF
the best Chemists.
THE ROYAL ISPHAN HAIR DYE, a vegetable COM
pound Tor Celorng the hair permanent Black natural
foCh, as the Lady or Gentlemen wish. This article
has been the result of several years experiments and
been improved by the experience of eminent Chemists
Many have been beneedb it, and it is being used by
several Ladies and Gentlemen of this city, who unanimous
" agree that the spahan Hair Dye is the best and eff
ecual extan II does not stain the skin ofthe head.
% Mholesaie and retail, by the proprietor, ANDREW
KITCHEN manufacturer all kinds of Ladies and Gentle
mems Hair Work. Rooms PSI Hdshin gton-S Boston, and
~ Worcester by James Green III Main Street. and NJ B.
Green 2l6 Main-st. d3taw3m Aug II
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MALLEABLE IRON.

TIE subscribers having fitted up building in WAsHiNG-
] TON SQUARE, WoRoEsTER, Mass, for the purpose Of
carrying On the MALLEABLE IRON BUSINESS, are
now ready supply all those want Of Malleabe Iron
CASTINGS of any descriptions with good article, fair
price.
Also, LOCK WORK, and other light Castings in gray
iron done ut short notice.
All orders thankfully received and promptly attended to-
Aug 5, 1870. eCd&wu McFAR LAND u DISCO
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Lightning Conductors.

TE subscribers having engaged during the last ten
L years in afixing DIR. KINGS LIGHTNING CONDUC-
TORS buildings, prepared to jobs in this line
during the ensuing season in superior manner. Their
method being adapted the known laws of Electricity and
having received the approval of scientific generally,
they have full confidence in recommending these Conductors
the public, the experience of twenty years having
tested their utility And while due regard will be had
the general appearance Of the work. pains will be spared
to render il permanent and durable.
Orders addressed the subscribers, either at WORCESTER
or MILLBURY, will receive prompt attention.
THOMSON g. SKINNER.
Worcester, April 20, 1850. dlaw weop4m
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Best Medicine in the Market,

using il. f - 'N
never mas iailea in any of the following complaints
ocIyusd, eohSun'PIlc, Kings EU, SAT- Rheun,, Ery
pesas Seas ete Isness o. e chest Dypsgsia
era Debility, Piles, Fuor Nous, Rheumatism Syphiis
Liver S2Mptalnts gu Kidney Complaints CahcereaS M
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KXSSSISgNSZSSS',NS SNSySSSN|
MTruth will PrevniI. -

go Truth Will Prev0il.o
1T five years since this valuable medicine was first
offered to the public and the result has fully proved this
IMPORTANT FACT, viz: That remedy of real Ualue
sustain itself itho ertrd putting The article SPEAKS
ITSELF Old and difficult of Gravel, Structure,
Retention of the Urine, Inflammation of the Bladder, Aec
tons ofthe Kidneys. Female Irregularities, Dropsy etc.,
have yielded this remedy after all others had aied and
1t is longer doubted that the Golden Extract stands
WITHOUT A RIVAL, ns safe, speedy and permanent
for all diseases of the Urinary organs of either
For sale by A. CLARKE, Druggist, sole agent for Wor
eesier. weop&deow3tawf Aug Is
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NOTICE.

DY the above notice. it will be that have purchased
ID of Mr. HAMMOND REED his interest in the manufacture
and sale of the REVOLVING CLOTHES FRAMES This
articles recommended economical and labor saving
appexdage Clothes Yard for several reasonslst
whole washing be suspended to dry by one person with
out change OF position which makes the article an exceed
ngly convenient in time of snow2d II does not wear
the clothes Yields the wind and gently reyovesand
Sd, they occupy but little room.
n + Orders left at WIN. A. WHEEL ERs Counting Room on
Thomas Sreet-at TAFT 4 HARRINGToNs Grocery Store
corner of Front and Trumbu Streets or at my house ON
Laurel Street, will be promptly attended to- $500.
July IL eodSmw 3m HOWARD HOLDEN.
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REYoLYING cLoTHEs FRAMEs.

THE subscriber has disposed of his interest in the
iacure and sale of the Revolving Clothes Frames 10
HOWARD HOLDEN who will continue to furnish those desr
of purchasing at the shortest notice and favorable
HAMMOND REED.
Wnlcesier InlY lS. 1850.
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NOTICE ExrRA

Don't say because this has the nme of sarsaparl)a YOU
viii not use 1t, because you have been hunbugged with
TOwnsend's and Others Of the This is no humbug
ana III don't DO as recommended caand get Your money
back gT Wholesale Agent for Boston, w NJ d. LITTLE.
For sale in Worcester by LEWIS r LAZELL 2Ol Main
Street. weOp& d3taweowIy Inly IA
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DIR. STONE.

TTENDS 10 every branch Of Medical practice aside from
diseases OF the Eye and Ear. His great experience in
active general practice for the last fourteen years. other
sections OF the non well the New England States in
DYsENTERIES and SUMMER COMPLAINTS of every
grade and variety enables him promise satisfactory
cess.
REFERENcEs-Wm. Eaton and Alvan T. Burgess, Esqrs,
Worceseri s. ]. Woodbury., Esq, Sutton John Barnard
and Nathaniel Stone Esq'rs, Auburn % Office and
dence, No. MAPLE ST. eod&eowly
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CRANES PATENT SOAP,

HAT this Soap surpasses any thing of the kind Of
fered to the public is abnndantiy proved not only by
the testimony of thousands who have given trial. but by
the great and increasing demand for it, 1t is undoubtedly
CHEAPER than any other Soap in use-as POUND of
possesses much cleansing power aside from its chem
cal properties o pounds of any other Soap, and
labor, and tear of cothesrequring pounding and
but little rubbng-and takes only from half TO three quar-
of an hour to do the washing Of large family.
Sold wholesale and retail the manufacturers prices
No. 236 MAIN STREET Paine's Block, Worcester.
AYERS, Agent for the Proprietor
July %. eod&wtf
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GREAT
- GREAT
q Southern and Westerns C~O n
= Passage COMPANY, G7=

Southern and Westerns Cp0 n
e e. Passage Company. -,
GENERAL TICKET OFFICE for all the Southern and
Western States and the Canadas by Rail Roads, Steam
boats and Canals from the Old Established Office, the only
responsible Company in the town Of SPRINGFIELD
OFFICE IN THE MAssAsoIT HOUSE, opposite the Depot-t
being the only Office authorized to sell tickets for the follow
ing routes and rates of fare
From Springfield TO Utica, $3.50 Syracuse, $3.50
" Oswego, S5,25to Rochester S47to Lockport SAT-
Ito Buffalo, &5-to cleveland, s7-to Sandusky, 81, 80
70 Cincinnati, Sl0to Detroit, $9to Whitehall, $5-to
Montreal Lower Canada, $50 Toronto U C., $7,25-to
Hamilton, U. C., S7,25-Kingston, o. g., $7,75-o St
Louis, $l5. SOUTH Philadelphia S4,75-to Pottsyie,
S6 10 Lancaster $7,50-to Baltimore, &7,50-to Reading,
$7,50to Columbia, 81 Soto Holdayeburg 75-to Pitts
burg $l05O-to Wheeling, $II,5Oto Milwaukee and Chi
cago, 1915
will be given for the ulment of all made with
this Company. ]. MANSFIELD, Agent,
Springfield.
N. /. RAY Superintendent 81 Commercials, BosroN.
Springfield May q 1850. dw6m
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BOOT FORMs
$500 EseMard!

MYERS & co.'s SPECIFIC, for the cure of all diseases
w of the urinary organs Gonorhea elect, Gravel nam-
nation of the Bladder Kidneys Leucorrhea Tor whites in
females, &c. 1t makes speedy and permanent with
out the least restriction in diet drinks exposure change
in business The proprietors challenge single instance
which this Mixture will cure, under the forfeiture of
$500 Many cured in 4S hours Sold in Worcester by
D. SCOTT, JR, d co. 243 Main ST.; and by Carter, Col
cord & Preston, Boston d3 aweop& weop3m24
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Leave Worcester at and II am and 4lO m
Leave Providence at 730 and ll,30 am and pm.
THE THROUGH TRAINS CONNECT at Mllylle with
conches for atersvlle and Nasonville at Uxbrdge with
coaches for Milford and MendoR At Whitins with coaches
for Fast Douglas Whnsve at Farnunls with coaches
FIR Grafton Centre n E. Village and Upton at Worcester
with trains of Western II. Road and Norwich and W. Kh
and Wore and Nashua X. X.
Al Waterford with trains of Norfolk County Railroad Tor
and from Boston, Dedham, &C.
% Inv he 80 trains from Providence arrive
in New York via New Haven, the same evening.
the II 30 trains connect Worcester with the Express
Train for New York which leaves Worcester at p. M.
The II NJ train mt Providence with trains for
Roston Taunton, Fall River, ETC.
he 10 train at Providence with the Boston anu
Y Steamboat train for New York
nrTse 73O and II AM. trains do not stop at Hamlet
1he and 10 z. NJ trains do not stop at Ashton or
Hamlet loAAO Soo ih"iOn' 9anr1 r
May 20, 1850. uWu
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PARIS GREEN.

METALLIC
FIRE AND WEATHER PROOF PAINT
HIS celebrated article found in Northern Ohio a min
era substance dug from the EARTH containing according
to the analysis of the best chemists oXd of IRON magnesa
aumnia selicia, &c, forming compound which, when ap
piled to the surface of Brick, Wood Stone Tin Iron be-
comes perfect Slate covering DperUo'S the action of
Fire Heather. For sale by the subscribers SHARON
ONO, or No. Is EXCHANGE Sr, WORCESTER, Mass
where all orders may be addressed
BEACH & JOHNSON.
G. J. Taft & Co.. Agents for Millbury d2awtf Jy3O
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Boarders Wanted.

ok or eight Boarders can be accommodated with pleas
IS ant rooms ard good board, family where there
no children. Inquire at No. 80 THoaAssT. DIFF A2
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Boston and Worcester Railroad.


Al4z
SUMNER ARR4NG8sBfEH
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR BCSEON, as follows
Leave Worcester lat about 7 10s am, $685. 345 &10l
Millbury 645 /" $50 pm.
Milford at $50 Z" LIS Z"
SaXonvle at 7.40 (" 35
Newton at $50 and 8 (" 5.45 &
Brookline at 6.4O,74, 81 lO4 am. IL, 81, 5a,7&9"
TRAINS FROM BOSTON leave as follows:
For Worcester at 1880 and am, u 3d. 23O, A. pm
" Military at 8 g
g Milford at e.45 am. 5
I" Saxonville at 845 &c 5
4" Newton at 7.35 " $50, 6.45 and 9.l5 I"
Brookne at ST & 81 m, l24, 81, A, St, u 81
lT For further particulars Pathfinder Railway Guide
Aug27 dwtf G. TWICHELL, Supt.
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WHOLE NO. POT.

gave place in her mind to rapt enthusiasm. "a
she gazed, silenced and transfxed with admira-
uon ahd awe, upon the sublime and even savage
aspect Of nature
IL was the fifth day Of our Journey that We
began to ascend the great pass of the Rear,s
walk from the highest point Of which REGINA
gained her first view of Hickory Hall and saw
it under the most favorable circumstances and in
the most favorable light, namely.
We had ridden slowly that day. only fifteen
miles, and through the most sublime and beauti-
ful scenery in the world aud now, quite fresh
we found ourselves, in the middle of lovely sum.
mer afternoon, upon the summit of the mountain
pass, and gazing down with delighted SUNRISE
upon scene Of almost ideal beauty, not to be
equalled on earth.
wondered at the enchanting transformation
made by different and more genial season and
another and brighter hour The scene which
on dark, tempestuous winter night had seemed
aGehenna, Hades, to me, now, in the light of a
summer day, appeared Happy Valley, Garden
Of Eden-Elysium itself
A cup-shaped, small, and deep green vale, shut
in by circle Of high mountains. Deep in the
bottom of this green vale, gem.like was act The
old hall, where in the beams Of the evening sun il
gIittered and flashed with the ruby lustre of long
exposed red sandstone around it spread green
pastures embossed with white h0cks of sheen
beyond these waved yellow fields of grain ripe
for the sickle; around them passed girdle of
forest trees-behind which arose the circle of in
tense blue mountains with their SUBMITS against
the transparent golden horizon Through all
ran the clear mountain stream, which, springine
from rock at our feet, and leaping down the
side of precipice, glided, flashing in the sun,
through the midst of the beautiful vale. Over
all smiled the most radiant sky-shone the most
splendid sun had ever seen
"How beautiful! how beautiful! IL is a ter
restrial Paradise y exclaimed Regina, with en-
thusiasm. "But" inquired she OF Constant
Wallraven, while scrutnizing the old hall. "why
does not your father repair, or rather rebuild,
the old housew
my father thinks of selling the property
'-"Of selling thai -Edeal', 80 60. - .
Yes and We all think It the best plan, under
existing circumstances"
The difficult descent of the precipice joj>-.
rul'Vvu Iurlner conversation. The road how
ever, was in its best condition and in tvs enty min
utes we had reached the bottom, and soon after
drew up before the door of Hickory Hall
MIR. Wallraven, with the same suit of black
contrasting so strongly with his snow white hair
with the same venerable appearance, the same So
cial and stately bearing, advanced from the hall
to receive u.s.
TO BE CONCLUDED IN OUR NEXT
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POEMS By GRACE GREENWOOD.

We had intended to notice the new volume of
Poems by Grace Greenwood, just issued from the
press of TicknOr, Reed, s Fields, Boston; but a
caSgai correspondent has fAy1rea 's VsitN y re.
view Of it, which is so much better than anything
we could write, that we gladly give it place. We
INV ,bt', ~. =. ~ .>-ea fork TTihsHsI - -
leading journals many valuable and cordial cri-
t.aues on the work but none that excels the one
We now lay before our resders.-Ed Era.
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THE NATIONAL ERA.
,s,IrNGTON, DECEMBER I6, 1850.
FOR the National Era.
Ny BROTHER.
Ply MISS ALrcE CAREY.

They said he was dying ne~ IL was So
FOR his blue eyes looked not into mine'
And calliog the angels 10 hide me from NO,
With the light OF tie kingdom divine
lowered him softly away from the chill
That was dimming his beauty-vain strife
Already felt that the shadow of i'll
Was crossing bis pathway Of life.
Cold cold in the churchyard, cried, is the light
As the moon up the steep azure rounds,
And the snow that has fallen SO CHASTITY and White
Lies level a'ong the still mounds.
Then folding his pale hands away from my own,
They said, God his life viii renew,
Az the seei in the dry farrow, sOrrowfnlly sown,
Sprouts up in early spring dew.
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For the National Era
INVOCATION.
BY CoRNELtA r.

Hak the solemn hour Of midnight Ginning on the silent
flushed be every wild emotion banished every weary care
Here beside my quiet hresde where the looming shadow,
glide
invoke thy faithful presence fond Memory at nv side
Come with gentle mien and bearing stareyed one with
voice so low,
Thrilling with distant echoes from the hills of long
sgo;p
Long ago. land of beauty-where with joy and childish
All the long days Of summer fairy footsteps wandered
free.
Up and down mOng thOrnes roses meath the skies where
glowing hung
Earths respondent bow Of PROMISE whose syren
swung,
And in tones of silver sweetness sang the yren Hope Away
Reckoning with the hand mysterious to the land Of afT
away
Paler in the sober gows the rainbow Of to-day
Where Hope, Faith SITS printing to the land OF
"endiess day"
With thy touch strange and wondous sweep these chords
with skiiifui power,
Weakening memories that have srmheied Till this resurrec-
ton hour.
Human heart love that yearneh hold evel here
tonight;
refresh thy weary ongngbaak awhile in loves pure
light.
Songs for long, Of such sweetness have not fingered
thy chords
Looks blended with Affection language formed Of such
dear words.
In this fountain, freely gushing quencb the burning thirst
of years,
sympathy aud love spontaneous dew my eyes with bsfu
tears.
So sweet Memory thank thee for thy precious boon To-
night,
Renovaiing all my beng-castng the future light.
Monticello Seminary, NOuenber, 1850
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49, q, ioors south of Pennsylvania avenue.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-20
Californian Returned.

Dr. Evan BOVINE. of this county, has
returned from the golden regions Of Cali
fornla- lie went out about a year since.
and has now returned for the purpose OF
takin" out his own family and that Of DR..
PRITcHET, of Centrevillc. TO their new To-
cation in Sacramento City. He spent
some time in the mines. but gave that up
tor the purpose Of practicing his profess
sion. which IS. we suppose. less laborious
and more certain 10 bring in the dust
We have not had the pleasure of CONVEX
sing with him, but we understand he says
that industry, temperance, and prudence
in regard to health, Will insure fortune to
any one in a few years.
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An Example for Boys.

We have q lad IN our employ, who, dur
ing the epidemic Of the last summer. was
almost at one moment, deprived of both
diving. left to his son. then about fifteen
years Of age small house. worth perhaps
four hundred dollars. This house he rents
to n family, at a dollar n week. seventy
five cents of which is deducted for his
board.
He carries papers for us and for an
evening Journal, receiving for both two
dollars week, which sum with the two
shillings Of rent. he regularly deposits in
the Savings Bank. each Saturday night.
The amount which he received for Car
rier's Addresses. on New Years day. will
clothc him very comfortably for the com
ing year, and he will soon be enabled TO
pay off a small arrear still due upon his
house and lot, which will leave that little
property clear Of encumbrances.
Bot the best of the story is that the lit
tie fellow is very fond of school. and.
though obliged to be up at his labors be-
fore daylight. is always at his seat in the
public school which he attends. at the
ringing OF the bell. III the mornings. In
the afternoon. he is obliged 10 leave, at
recess. in order to attend 10 his duties on
the evening paper.
Who shall say that this forlorn lad thus
left 10 his own guidance, may not rise TO
opulencc and distinction. in spite of the
many pcrils that surrounded him!-Bnf-
tdio Daily Courier.