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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
EXCHANGE EATING HOUSE
Central Exchange,


Directly under Worcester Bank and Post Office.
THE subscribers having become joint proprieors and
4 Lesseea Of the TWO wcl-kHoHn Eating Houses in the
Central Exchange Building, have re-moielcd the same
throughout At great pains and expense, and converted them
into ONE SPACIOUS AND SPLENDID SALOON, 80
by 5}SeGt, arranged after the style Of The FIRST CLASS
Saloons New Yor and Boston combining all the modern
cohVehences and accommodations and forming one Of the
most commodios and agreeable EATING Houses TO he found
IN he state and lar superior to any thing Of the Kind ever
before opened in Worcester.
The Establishment will be known as the EXCHANGE
EATING HOUSE, and viii be conducted a scale of lib
erality and bounty commensurate with It's spacious carac
Ter ana arrangements, forming place Of respectable resort
and agreeable rereshment to the citizens OF Worcester and
OF great advantage and accomu atn the public gen
PRIVATE TABLES are arranged for the convenience of
transient guesa good DINING HALL for uar dinners
and public occasons-and fine PRIVATE Rooms fer compa-
Mes OIL friends, clubs societies, and parties. The whole
establishment is lighted by gas and furnished and
beray and with express reference TO the case comfort
ard enjoyment of visitors.
The LARDER will always embrace all the substantial and
standard dishes and vand ami vigant viii be used
include the Injuries and decaces of all seasons and the
whole be served up in the approved and desirable
style and manner Having secured the services of several
experienced and skill cateers united with their per-
sonal supervision ard efforts, they have hestancy in
Warantg to all guests the grateful and
perfect satisfaction.
OYSTERS, of the best breeds, received fresh daily,
and prepared in every variety ofsyle Also sale by the
PINT, quart or gallon.
Meals viii be furnished at all hours,
and Gibbs Parties, &C. will be provided for at The shortest
notice and on the most liberal terms
well selected stock Of foreign and domestic FRUIT of
all kinds-NUTs, CONFECTIoNARY, IIor COFFEE, TEAS,
Cocoa, &c, will always be found ON hand
o. A regular Pastry Department, under the con
duct OF an experienced Lady, is connected with the Esab
ishment, and fresh and choice PASTRY and CAKE
every Variety will always be found in reserve and supplied
to families parties, &c, upon order, in the prompt and
satisfactory manner.
Indies can call with perfect propYi tv as such is the
custom Of the place.
d The subscribers cordially invite the patronage Of the
citizens oiWorcester and the public assuring them that
no attention expense shall be wanting to render the
EXCHANGE EATING HOUSE worthy of their generous
support and appreciation.
N. Z. Clam Claoyy(ers, A No. I, furnished every
SATURDAY EVENING during the season, from stock
fresh from the of the Naaganset and taken
ly for our Establishment.
DANL G. THURSTON,
JOSEPH NJ RICHARDS.
Worcester, October 81. 1850. w3tisdistf
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Fine Chance for q Tanner.

- nor SALE, in CHARLroN, en- the road leading
EliiI 4 from Worcester to Stnrbrdge, a IAN YARD,
lL Tan House Watts and Yard, Bark-house and Bark-mi
with the privilege of flowing the meadow above the bark
MILL
Also, 1t the purchaser wishes, Dwelling House, Barn,
and about acres of Land near the tan yard.
The Western Railroad have u Depot within about a mile
of the premises.
long credit viii be given for the greater part of the pur-
chase money For further particulars reference may be had
to ABIJAH BlGEl.OW, (,,,.
EMORY WASHBURN, worcester
Sept. H. 1850. dTu&Thtf
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QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS
I'D THE MOTTO
<Ee9 under which will be sold large assortment of
~ HATS and CAPS of the first quality,
Together with other articles, such COLLARS NECK,
STOCKS CrGUatS, Hdb(S Shirts Cotton and fan
mel of various qualites) Socks, Gloves, Nit
tens, Overas and general assortment of
GehtiemeH's Furnishing Goods.
1t will be for the interest Of every that is in of
such goods to just call and this selected stock.
The Hats and Caps of superior quality and will be
sold at bargains. ]. A. ROWBRIDGE,
No. 4 FRONT STREET,
first door below IIarringt0n's Block.
N. b. The Tailoring Business will be carried on
in all its branches under of experienced worknen
who will not fail to give satisfaction
1JReparng Pressing and Cleansing of garments will be
done at short notice and in thorough manner. Garments
received at the above shop. No. Front Street.
Worcester, Oct 26, 1850 diff
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ARCHITECTURE,

3WE subscriber would respectfully announce to the citf
zens OF Worcester and its vicinity that he has taken
room IA tne thd story OF BRlNLEY ROW, directly or
poste the American Temperance House. for the nnrpose
OF Designing end Drmcin Piaas Of BHildRga public and
private IN all the various styles of Archteoture and he in
Vies those who contemplate building give him a call as
he trusts that from his experience Architect that he
sha be enabled to give full satisfaction to all who may ia
yor him with their patronage.
LEWIS E. JOY Architect.
Worcester, Sept. Is. 1850.
u am kindly permitted TO refer to tie following gen
uemen: Hon Henry Chaplin, 5. d. Harding Thomas A.
Clark Waiter r. Bigeow, Edward Lamb Freeman Uphagl
NJ. II Morse. d CIV I'D
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To Merchants, Traders, &c.


TNHE subscribers would respectfully inform Merchants,
Traders, &C, that they constantly in receipt OF con-
signmens of FLOUR, BUTTER, CHEESE, &c, and
woud invite vour attention to our stock rs conf
dent we eau give you entire satisfaction in quality, prices,
&c. we will endeayor to be up the MARK IN epey c1y
to suit oar customers nPlease call and satisfy your
selves without reference other Flour Dealers, you can
then satisfy yourselves with confidence ~ Your orders
will be promptly attended to.
We have various brands of Flour for SALE among which
afe the
Ontario Co. Mills, Premium Flour, J. ~ Paddock;
Genesee Ertra Chapinsville Mills, Stcrry & Manson
do do Geneva Mills John WfiGe;
do do S. p. En-, Rochester, sc. &c.
Buck TFheat Flour MEAL;
Nerkimer and Jefferson Co BUTTER and CHEESE,
which we will sell at all times at the very lowest market
prices and Of the choicest quality.
o. Give US call, and oblge yours, .. ~,
Worcester, Nov. 7, 1850. dwtf ALDhlCH & 70
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NOW rs THE THE,

tAllN " csLLJ NIJCh IS UIL5 LIaUG,
IN order to introduce our TYPES to the public we shall
L sell them for few days for Fifty Cents. In the
BEST CASES for One Dollar, such sold for
$50 other Rooms. We intend the public
Rooms by making good Miniatures fair prices rather
Ian by display Of Stained Glass costly Mirrors Tapestry
Carpets, &c. Tableware of hunbugs and remember our
Rooms mp only fight Of stairs and that we have
decidedly THE BEST LIGHT IN THE CITY.
ALDRICH IL MORSE.
Worcester, Nov 2, 1850. diff
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FOUND,

ON Sunday evening last the Leicester road between
the City Hall and Cherry Valley, Bay State SHAWL.
Inanirc No. Is Salem street. at this office. nod
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VIE subscriber has commenced the publication Of BEE
i THONEN'S SONATAS for the Piano Forte, from the
newly revised edition published by subscription in Germany
and respectfully informs the purchaser that it is his
ton to issue number monthly until the work is compet-
ed There are in all about thirty Sonaas.
No pains will be spared furnish these classical conpo
stons correct and at reasonable price All those who
purchase the numbers complete whether Of the subscriber
of his agents, shall have them bound ho charge
presentation at his counter. OLIVER DlTSON.
Boston, Oct 3 1850
1FG II. LoRING, 2Os Main Street is Agent for Wor
cester. diff CCL3
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REAT, EsTATE An ATGTT0I7.

REAL ESTATE At AUCTION.
A VIZ Ill. be sold the premises at Public Auction
mi w on WetnesdY, Eoreajer 20th at O'Clock
'1-- P. H., the REAL ESTATE the south side Of
FRoNT STREET bounded norhery Front Street weser-
~ Bartlett Court southery land late of elias
fucker and sasterly on land late of Charles B0adman
Terms cash delivery OF deed
$ w. SELBY & CO., Auctoleers.
Worcester, Oct, G9, 1850. d3w
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To Rent,

81 A GENTEEI TENEMENT, suitable for a svni II
lHii L family, pleasantly located in the central part Of
the city. Rent $50 For particulars, apply at No
81 Summer ST. distf Oct 20
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Wash Benches

NsTASII Boards, Tubs Pounding Barrels, Mops Labor
w Saving soap, Scrub Brushes, and thousand other
Store, WALDO BLOCK.
Nov e0d3tW3t WHEATON & HICKCOX.
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.merican Art Union.
Health, - HAaIth !

N extensive variety of Under Clothing composed OF
silk, Wooden, and Cotton, adapted for the present sea
large Stock wen worthy of the attention of those
in want, uuDSON'S,
Oct II No l Fagg Block
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For Sale

A N ORGAN of coed tone, with four stops, handsome
n mahogany case and in all respects desirable instrl-
The above is well adapted for parlor or small
church, and will be sold very reasonable terms For
which, apply to BETSEY CONVERSE on Ashland Street,
Worcester, or to CIiAS. T.. CONVERSE, No. 81 North
Market St, Bos DIFF Worcester Sept II
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School Teacher.

A COMPETENT and experienced Teacher wishes to OBJ
N tain employment for few months, in public school
Persons desiring to obtain Teacher an interview
By leaving their address at this Office. d3twlt*n5
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DANCING.
STAINED AND CUT GLASS

J. M COOK, "a Atkinson st., Boston,
MANUFACTURES STAINED. CUT, and ORNA-
INI MENTED GLASS of various coors and in great
variety of patterns drawn expressly for Side Lights Church,
Steamboat, Ship, and other Ornamental Windows.
LEADEN and METAL SASIIES made to order
GROUND and ENAMELLED GLASS by Wholesale or
Retail. Also, the
Ohio Fire and Waterproof Paint.
Boston, Oct 20, 1850. d3law6m
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TASTE AND FASHION.

TUDSON has just received addition TO his already
l large stock of Gentemens Furnishing Goods-which
will now compete in variety and quality with any assert
ment to be found either in New York Boston.
Oct IA No. l FLAGG BLOCK.
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C0AL-C0AL!

1000 Pounds make a Ton
Ind as god article be obtained IN Ills cip or
elsewhere.
ME subscriber has now on hand best varieties
EeaIssy lvaIlfa CcaI,
BY CARGO or RETAIL, which will be sold at To,root
Nardet Prizes.
Also, best quality BIrUMIE0Us COAL, for steam or
Smiths use.
81 Orders through the Post Office, or left at Lewis T.
Lazelfs Drug Store, on Main Street, A. Bayies' Store
corner OF Main and School Streets O. Bramans Store
Southbrdge Street and at my Counting Room on the Yard
opposite Providence and Worcester r. Depot Green ST.
viii be thankfully received and promptly attended TO.
oct3 DIST c40 EDWARD SOUTHWICK.
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BOARD.

1.-TWO Gentlemen can be furnished with Board at con
venent residence Pleasant Street. by application to
the subscriber at the store of b. l.. Hardon d Co.
novl diff G.. BENZ. MOSEIY.
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70 Rent,
A ROOM over the Store of the subscriber
III nov2 diff II. AYRES.
One Case Real French Prints.

TENHlS day received Real French Prints A. wide
i imported by GEORGE HILL q Co.. and warranted fast
coor for sale at the low price of shilling per yard and
decidedly great Bargain Won call early in order
to secure the best styles. HALL. & THOMi SON.
Oct IL d4yyis
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Cravats and Scarfs.

FUST opened aiaree and rich assortment of Crayats and
Scaris OF the latest mode-as well as variety NECK
TIES Of every description at BUDSON'S,
CCt ii No. Flagg Block.
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For sale or Exchange,

g.. FOR HOUSES IN WORCESTER,
kIssa A FARM of 40 acres situated mile from SUTTON
I n Also, several OUT lots convenient TO the
farm Also, WOOD LOT OF 80 acres, miles from said
farm For particulars, inquire of GUSTAVUS ELLIOT,
Chandler 81 WOrcester. eodl0m June 80
WEDDING CAKE BOXES,
For sale at the Aianufac- 245 AEAlN SrRhET.
tory, UP STAIRS W0RCESTEP.
Octj dwf II. G.. HAVEN.
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LOST,
Musical Notice.
Farm for Sale.

- 4 FARM in Boy lston, south part, containing I12
ia. "A acres OF Land with Horse, Barn, q c thereon
For particulars, inquire on the premises OF
Boylstan, oct g. dwdcc6w L. b. NICHOLSON.
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TIRE ENGINES.
Robes de Paris.

Warfaed 70 give satlsIacon orders Tor Engines viii
be promptly attended to. BENZ. JOSIYN.
Worcester, Oct -, 1850. d
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Waters Celebrated Tndelible Ink.
WITH and without preparation The above lXK has
w been in for the last Ten YEARS, and in sMai
instance has been removed by washing found the least
injurious the CLOTH
WARRANTED TO GIVE ENTIRE SATISFAC TION
For sale in Worcester wholesale and Retail the pro
prieors prices, by the agent,
LEWIS T. LAZELL, Apothecary,
M4dwistf POI Main-st 4 doors north Am House.
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To Let.
Wanted,

! TIVE GOTHIC STORE, No. llO MAIN ST. Inquire O
/ z noT5 diff WM. DICKINSON.
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BEeEEE.qe WIS
EXFRI.;sS,S

ESsENGERs pass over the Fitch6Urg, Wcrcester and
"a Nashua, F@4poct and Massachusetts, Cheshire SulIi-
Cai, RUttGd and BHragton Rail Roads, and forward 10
Northern Nc'y York, Canada, &c.
u olice in Worcester, s90 MAIN STREET. IN BrnEey
Ro,e, &. l.. BRIGHAM, .fseRt
FlSkE RICE Proprietors, RGilroad EGc9q ge Court
square SOS ON dTistf June 81
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Board.
Situation Wanted

EI0UR or five Gentlemen can be accommodated with
Il Board at No. SO THOMAS ST. diff NJ
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A SECOND HAND COUNTER, Is feet long ard a
~ Standing SHOW Case Windows from to y it. long.
Also, BOY, from II TO IS years of are to work in
Fancy Goods s;orea line addressed to j. H. T. Worcester
Post Office will receive immediate attention. novld
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Comfort and Security

TENHE chilly winds Of autumn remind the public that now
J. is the time to examine the largest stock of OVER
COATlNGS ever exhibited in Worcester at
Oct IA HUDSON'S, No. l Flagg Block
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DAGUERRE0TYPFs
PARIS CI0AKS AED SACKS
AT THE
HIVE s TORE.

S HIVE STORE.
so Beady-made Cloaks and Sacks
NOW on hand and for sale about the price that the
~ als would cost these garments neatly made of the
most fashionable goods and the latest and approved styles.
among the assortment some COLORED SATIN
ChOAHS, Which pronounced by all iacs who hav9
amHed them. to be elegant
The prices which Coaks will be sold for are SO low that
those can buy who never bought 6e{0fc.
Well made LYONESE CLOTH CLOAKS trimmed in
le newest style, for $i,j0 Handsome style ali " DOL
Ihibet Cluaks from $ to SIS.
Paper Patterns Of any style Cloak in store furnished
gratis to customers.
Cloak Satina, Thibets and LyOnas9 Cloths.
The assortment in Of these goods is row very ey-
tensye, and will well repay the purchaser for eXana-
on they viii be sold at prices which will be guaranteed
to be low can be bought in any large small store in
WorcestCrs
Double width Lyorese Cloths for % cts per yrd.
all Ihbats for IS cts per yard
Splendid Qualify Cloak salius from 1925 81 per yrd
Cloak Trimmings.
Every style used now OIL hand to match the Thbes and
Satns.
Any Lady wishing Cloak materials for one need but
give the above stock examination be convinced that
the "HIvE STORE" is Tie Piace In bWV.
GEO. p. BRYANT.
Nov. 6. w6wisd2w SIGN BEE HIVE.
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-11-02
Cardinal Wisemnn's Opinion of Father
Matthew

Long ago, n pilgrim came from the East and
described the suiierngs Of the christians under
the calling infidel yoke, and besecchngly called
upon their brethren to relieve them; his word,
sunk deep into the hearts of many, and numbers
of rich and poor put on their breast the cross OF
the church and devoted themselves to the rescue
of the Holy Sepulchre. Tho resolution and har.
mony with which so many obeyed his call. and
the unspeakable success fhis mission, seemed to
give It divine sanction and his cause was de.
clared to be tho cause Of God Actutet BY mo.
tives as inspiring, an humble son of ST. Frnncis
has travelled your land, preaching against n vice
which was the greatest bqnc of your domestic
happiness and spiritual welfare; calling upon you
to take up the cross of the church and place i in
your hearts, and not in your garments. How has
this mission succeeded, md how was that call
obeyedf II has bseh obeyed beyond all human
calculation, and the adhesion. not of thousands
but of millions, has proved the authority tha,
sanctioned it,
Has God not thus extended his blessings even
to the most despised amongst youi Yes, my
brethren, and when you see the reproach Of in
temperance, formerly, and perhaps not unjustly
cast upon you. now rcmoved--when Sou see the
humble family, that WAS cold aud helpless, now
warm and comfor,ab able--when YOU sss the child
ren Of tho poor not neglected, not illitcra.c and
destitute of clothing but decently clad and edu
Gated and supported, and tho young people sober
and industrious and virtuous; and when, in fine
you see the happy and. contcn,ed family sitting
round well furnished board, don't forget him
who through God, has given those blessings, and
blessed the peasant ne well ~ the prince, the cot
tage as well m the palace Those blessings will
soon be the familiar words Of the country the
traces Of your feuds will soon be er,invnishcd
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-11-02
From the y. Y Tribune.
Sketch Of the u. S, Senate.

II may not be NAL Gyropo., after the close o
the most proongued and tempestuous session o
! the American Congress which has ever occurred
! to take birdseye retrospect OF ts men. meas
ures and means | shall so far us the person al il
concerned, confne my remarks to the Senate
which has been more especially under my super.
vision, though not, rejoice to say undr my dlrec.
ton.
The comp daR Of the Senate Chanb ber at the
| commencement Of the session was quite different
from what it was at the close. Deaths doinys
have made a considerable change in the liniaments
Of the picture. Then the central figure in the
foreground, upon the Wing side of the house. was
DANIEL WeBsrER, faniliarly known AS Black Dan.
and on the Locofoco side, JonS c. CALHOUN, both
Of whom have been removed by the grim monster,
Death-One directly and the other incidentally,
which last is, suppose, the more pleasant, method
Of dealing with his kiugship.
Black Dan, alias the Godlike, as he has been
cognomened by his especial admirers is n sort Of
intellectual hippopotamu, or rather, no doubt |
should say, an elephant, though tried by the
substitution Of another powerful but unweldy
beast, 10 avoid the trltcncss Of the conparison-
1t wort do. The elephant is the legitimate type
OF the man, trite or not. He has immense power,
bulk and weight, but no agility or cxpertness in
the use Of his power. If gets his foot on you,
!"" are ueau "ah' pu' theh 'here Is no special
necessity ioI you toS I under his iset he's good
na''ieo rs iong aS he Is wen led and much pre-
'ers being iet s'ohe TO beng provoked, but when
provoked nus wrath Is quite 'righi'ul to weak
| nerves. He is an extremely useful animal in car
| rying heavy burdens and is fond of hunting in
groves Hwouiu De uhgehefons' perhaps, to push
,ne pataii,' iai.tef OUT ana afhrm that "EBsrRR'
,'ho 'he e'ephah' can oe 'faned 10 hunt his own
Sinu ana 40 ia'hin' service to HE captors against
ms own KUN ana KIN bHt some things that are
uhgeherous are true
CALHOUN had strong personal resemblance to
.he ue'iL lJudge from me portrait only OF this
,a"Gr parsonage as eAh'ol'ed IN the background OF
=, Du bouff great painting OF Adam and Eve
II tALhoos hau Sc. Tor 'he likeness 1t could not
oe better ana so strong has been the relation Of
'de"s IN my he"h ever since saw both, that
cannot possibly think oi 'he great South Carroll
man. s'nee me departure from earth' otherwise
'IAl' as heau oeVI 10 one oil swipkNhoRG sin'ern
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-11-02
From the National Era.
PENCIL MARKS IN A BOOK.
BY T. s poS0Ho.


Through all this summer morning Eve been readin
The large, quaint pages Of an oden story;
A book IN which I've found name unknown,
The name oi some one who possessed il once,
Written IN -glrl-styie, ,InclInlng down,
Most liberal OF ilourishes Her Book"
Beneath the signature; and then the date:
One hundred years ago!
looked upoui it
Often md long before | read the story,
Thinkln, hutvalny ever, "Who was she7
Where dwelt tins little maiden w hom she loved
And was she loved again And was she happy p
And children too, were hers, who read this book,
;'millng as she had smiled IN early years
Thsn age arrives, perhaps; md death at last
Yes, surely death = and :hus my mind went OH,
STRIVING N dreamy mood TO Trace the past,
OF which the simple fact Of lite gone out
Alone Was nai.iiest
Iconncd each letter,
y o learn some secret o. her character,
For thus our modern sageS say we call
But rested still in doubt th.r turned away.
And read and read the old, rolna nlic pnge,
Finding full often in my pleas,nt course
Slight pencil marks along the ample gargin,
And here md there some pages doubly marked,
And presently II word OF admiration.
Or one or Two dissenting.
Now no more
The name appeared unknown 10 me friend
The stranger seemed her history lameliar;
For sympathy had brought oar lives log. iher
In sweet unison we smiled, we wcpi.
We hoped and feared together And the book
tnd new charm tor me, beyond the story,
For her soft eyes tIrst glance nng the lines,
For her kind heart was centred here while,
Fer her ialr finger wrote these loving words
Wa. d"gioH, u. e., Aug 80, 1850.