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A. Good Hit,

The following, though old, is too good
to be lost. We hope the hint will be ia
ken by some persons in this place. 1t is
copied from "down cast" paper, and
is certainly a decided hit at very un-
mannerly and vulgar practice:
WANTED-One hundred and seventy
five young men of all shapes and sizes,
from the tall, graceful '"@iy with hair
enough on his upper wo ~ % stud bar
ber's cushion, down to The little hump
backed, frecklc faced, bow l,gg d, carrot
headed upstart. The object is to form
Il gaping corps, to be In attendance at the
church doors on each Sabbath before the
commencement Of divine service, to stare
at the females as they enter, and make
delicate and gentlemanly remarks on their
person and dress All who wish to en-
gage in the above corps will appear at the
various church doors next abbath NOM
ing, where they will be duly inspected, and
their names, ersonalappearance, quanti-
ty and quality of brains, registe. ed in
book kept for that purpose, and published
in the newspapers. To prevent a general
rush, it will be well to state that none viii
be enlisted who possess intellectual capac-
iucS above that Of well bred donkey,
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We are much gratifed to learn that
some of our citizens have started a socie-
ty for the suppression Of the use Of tobacco,
in the more refined custom of smoking, as
well as the loathsome practices of chewing
and snuAing. Below we give a copy of
their pledge. We think it is good move
and would recommend it to the cons1era-
ton of all who use the narcotic weed -
PLEDGE.-The undersigned, being con
vincod that the use Of tobacco. in the usual
forms of chewing, smoking and snufing, is
not My an unjustifablc waste of money,
but vicious and uncleanly habit, and in
furious to the health of those who use it..
and species of ntempcrancc-agree that
we will abstain from its use in the above
forms, and will use our influence in all suit
able ways to induce others to do the same.
The attention Of the public generally is
becoming aroused to this form of intem
perance which has so long been tolerated
in the most fashionable society; an evil
which, though, perhaps, not of the magni-
tude, yet calls for as vigorous an effort for
its suppression as did intemperance a few
years since The immense amount of
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in reverence-the valleys rise up to do
homage-oceans contract-the winds fold
up their wings in fear-thc waves lay aside
their ancient fury, and the astonished earth
yields up her archives and embosomed
treasures. By the microscopic scrutiny of
this science we exploe worlds in atoms,
and by its telescope vision we look far out
on the battlements of creation-tlus we
play alike with starlight and with dust.
Mathematical science is of more value
than the philosophers stone it is in the
range of sciences, what the Novum Organ
on is in philosophy, D.
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tobacco used annually in this country is
not generally appreciated by th2 oommu-
nifty. 1t has been cstinat j 'hat the
quantity consumed; every yea il he Uni,
ted states, amounts to tn smell sum of
Sl2,0OO,OOO. Just the cigars smoked in
the city OF New York cost $4,000 per
day To come nearer home, it is said, on
good authority, that merchant, in small
village but few miles fr m this place, re-
tailed t,ro and q AoiftOns Of the weed in a
year, and we should not be surprised if
more than twice that amount was annually
sold in this village.
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Forget Your Injuries.

He is u wise and unhappy who never
forgats the injuries he may have received;
they are indanted on his face, making the
visagc of the injured man fri.htfu|, like
neglected wounds inflicted upon the state
ly tree, and which mi ght hav. boon IF ced
by the careful husbandnan. They come
home to his heart like shadows, when the
sunshine ofhappines would bless him, and
throw him into tumult, that not easily
subsidies. The demon of hate reigns in
his bosom and makes him of all accounts
bic creatures the most miserable.
Have you been injured in purse Or char
acter' Let the smiling angel of forgive
ness find reposc in your bosom and you
will be fully revenged, and what is Of
more consequence, your health and peace
of mind will be improved,
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For the Literary Echo. !
ITy WCther,S Grave.

All lovely is the spot, though sad;
The trees stand thickly round;
The suns hot rays art rarely shed
Upon that spot ofgrOand
The graves are few that round it staud-
Her father, sister, son,
WhOve gone with her to that blest land
Where joys are never done.
Oh, how love to lingcr there,
In twilight's pensve hour,
To breathe its lone and silent air,
And yield to mem'ry's power.
My thoughts fit back to brighter days,
When she was here on earth
When, in my childhood glees and plays,
She joined me in my mirth.
But ah those days are ever past,
No more to be enjoyed,
And now my life seems overcast
AS with darkening cloud.
And now when in the fields | roam,
I'll Gull the flowers and save
The fairest, and will take them home
To deck my mothers grave. ..
Westerly. April 10.
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institution, which was incorporated by the
Legislature in 1888, for the purpose Of
promoting the Mechanical arts and the DIFF
fusion of intelligence among that important
class of citizens. But its objects seem not
to have been appreciated by the class whose
especial benefit it was instituted and has
therefore languished in poverty till within
year or two, since which time it has been
increasing in popularity, and is now in a
very Aourishing condition. 1t has large
library, a reading room, and having taken
four large rooms, is about to open the ex-
hibition, which will be kind Of perpetual
fair where citizens and strangers can spend
their leisure time in an agreeable and in
tellectual manner. 1t is proposed to have
on the second floor steam engine of suf-
iicient power to drive all the machinery
which will be placed on exhibition, togeth-
er with such light mechanical operations
as require power and are curious, nov
cl and ingenious-such as ivory turning,
glass cutting, pin making, sewing machines,
Sc. sc, Besides those operations which
require power there will be on exhibition
the manufacture of numerous other articles
which people are in the habit of wearing
and using daily, but are as ignorant Of the
process by which they are manufactured,
as modern young lady is of the use of
one of those old-tashioned spinning wheels
which our good old grandmothers used
twirl so merrily in "the old pod augen days"
The musical season is about to open on
us with all the eclat of bic mustachios and
breaking Italian and German names.
The on dit is that We are to have the great
Qst array of musical talent this side Of the
Words Fair. When will crple learn
the differences between genuine music and
fashionable music There may be music
in the screeching and screaming of an Ital-
ian prima donna, and there Is music, to
some, in street organ. But it is, per-
haps, after all, merely matter Of taste
more than real difference of opinion.
Jenny Lind, having abandoned her pro
posed concerts in western New York, Penn-
sylvania aud Ohio, is expected to com,
mence her soirees at Castle Garden on the
9th of next month.
Ossian E. Dodge, the comic Yankee
vocalist, is to make his debut before a
New York audience next week.
Yours, PowHATAY-
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w-Vork Correspondenoe-Wo. 8.
Westerly. April 10.

The National Academy of Dcs gn-New- Y orli
Gallery of Fine Arts-polytccl,nic Exhibition
The Musical Season-Jenny Lind-Ossian
| T. Dodge
Ncw-York, April II. 1851
To the Editor of the Literary Echo:-
DEAR sIR,-Thc National Academy OF
Design has opened its annual exhibition to
the public. Some Of the pictures are good,
some are bad, and some are Indifferent
But on the whole, in my humble opinion,
there is decided improvement over for
mer years. The affairs of this institution
seem to be much better managed than do
those of the Art Union probably from
the fact that they are in the hands Of ar
fists who know the difference between q
GOOD picture and bad one, and have an
interest in advancing the arts. While
the affairs of the Art Union are managed
by a set whose sole aim seems to be to
make as much money out Of the nescessi-
tious artist as possible. And who ever Of a
true son of Genius that was not poor:
A bill to incorporate the New Y ork Gal
lery of Fine Arts has passed through the
late Legislature, and been transmitted to
the Governor for his signature. The act of
incorporation will doubtless give this insti-
tuition a much more permanent footing
than it has heretofore had 1t has been
formerly known as the American Artists
Association. The proposed plan of its
operation seems to be free from many OF
the Objectionable features of Art Unions
generally offering superior advantages to
both artists and subscribers Judging
from the pictures already on the walls, l
should say that in the work there are en-
gagged some of the best artists in the coun-
try and-some of the other sort.
We are about to have something new
in the shape Of "a Polytechnic Exhibition,
somewhat after the plan of the London
Polytechnic Institute most praisoworthy
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CHEAP ExoUGH.-NIr. Chaunccy Je-
rome, of New Haven Conn, has actually
made time piece, which be will warrant
to keep good reckoning, and which he sells
for sixty cents at wholesale, and one dol
lar at retail. The works are made of
brass. He makes upwards of eight hun
dred q day of these articles.