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Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-06-17
Liberia and Slavery.

Lieut. Forbes, of the British navy, recent :
ly published book entitled "Dahomey and
the Dahonahs," in which he asserted that
"Lemostic Slavery" exists in the Republic
of Liberia: that the citizens of that Republic
are largely engaged in the buying and SELL
inp" of slaves, and, that tho Republic OF
Liberia sis, in reality, a new name and form
of slavery in ensaved Africa" On the pub
lieation of this book, the Executive Commit
tee of the American Colonization Society
instituted thorough investigation INTO the
truth of the charge. Having considered all
the evidence bearing on the charge. as wei
as from the personal knowledge oi Or. Lug
enbell. one OF the committee, who mas resi-
ded six wears in Liberia, and from all othei
sources, report, as the result OF their lnves'
tigaton. "thal the assertion oil Lieut.. Forps
that slavery, or the buying and selling o.
slaves in Liberia, is utterly groundtess, ana
whether they originated in ignorance, pteJu
dice. or a willingness to depreciate the Gov
ernment Of Liberia, "they are without IN
! least foundation in The truth.
The committee, nf which Elisha whites
oy at the head, probed this false charge, a
he proves everything he undertakes, to tn
bottom. and proved, by notorious and neon
trovertible facts BY the testimony OF oIncer
in the British Navy, the superiors of foros
bv official reports in tho British Parlismen'
by the personal knowledge Of tho officers
the Society, aud also BY the Republic OF -
boria, and the laws and practices OF the ht
nublie-that Slavery and the Stare trade ha
been totally erti.gGished along he 'ohote ~
yicnn coast ,oithsut Rs jurisdiction ef Llo'
ria. =,
Wha, ever motive may havc induced n
publication of this vile SANDER on tho ~
public of Liberia. and Of tho American Coz
nization Society, the publication OF tho con
t mit.oe, Of which Mr.. Whittlcsey Is u
, chairman, cannot fell TO put the falsehoo
II not tho book, down forever
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-06-17
Preserving Corn from Worms.

In the Spring of l547, we plowed up ono
acre in corner of a six acre meadow, when
had been several years in grass, and the
whole of which was much infested with cut
worms aud the yellow wire worm. The
acre was planted with corn, and totally des-
troved by tho worms. Late the ensuing
fall. the whole field was manured and turn
ed over smoothly; the Spring OF 1S49 the
whole was sown with barley, which was
very much injured by the worms--in many
places entirely destroyed. In September, It
was sown with wheat with the same result
as with tho barley. In the Spring OF 1850,
we manured il with fresh barnyard manure
turned under; narrowed and marked three
feet and a half apart by two and a halt, end
planted corn; four grains in bill, the lst Of
juno.
The seed was soaked in a deoootion OF
pound of tobacco in four gallons of water.--
| Thero were plenty Of worms in tho ground
as found in planting and hooing: but the>
would not touch tho tobacco scented corn
whilo rhere was not single weed TO DC found
and indeed they did no small ooneht IN des
troying tho grass and weeds. The hsl'
was kopt as clean Of everything but corn a
il well could be. AT the first hoeing %
served a largo Mullen plant. the leaves Q
which were eston through like Eiddle' an'
upon digging around il I found ovsf twen'
cot worms. Albany CSttro'or'
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-06-17
A Striking Thought.

There are some truths, both 10 science
and religion. that are beyond the grasp oi
the human mind and every attempt 10 pen
e,rate and explore their hidden aracana' re-
snl,s only in defeat, or leads only TO iaise
and erraiic theories. AT their very thiesu-
oId !, would seem that the Creator had IN
,e,nose an impossible barrier TO human en-
orr and TO check pride and presumption oy
saving to the highest aspiration OF man
..Tbus Far shalt thou 20 and no farther As
the bird that wonld soar upward TO the ze-
Nth of the blue vault above, finds the ar 100
,,tenua,ed 10 sustain the vibrations oil It's
wings. and jmpelled back again to EARN 'na'
!, may meet an atmosphere adapted TO us
mo,ions.-so do we find ourselves dfWen
h,cL from the scrutiny Of truths whose o.
cult principles elude our search, 10 those
more clear and tangible facts wmcn seem
intended for the mental nutilment oil all
And though we may become familiar win
many truths, we are not TO forget that the
p,;sc;p!es Of even the most precep'iole 'ac's
often bsffie our -ciostest investigators ana
show us how little, 10 reality, those who nave
| made the highest auainments Know. us
| consideration may well incline US 10 inc u'so
modes,y and humility Sir Humphrey
Dayy forcibIy says: I'VE suppose tha' we
are acouainted with matter and all us eie-
monts: and vet we cannot even guess st Tue
c.nse Of electricity, or explain the laws oil
the formation OF the stones that iai' "o"
meteors.'
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-06-17
Our own Consequence.

We think of our own consequences; our
talents; our entertain nents. We think
what breach will bo made when We die
We think of the mourners who will gather
around US with broken hearts. We think
of Tho solemn, sad procession that VIII go
with us to the tomb forgetting how seldom
it is that the hearts Of any considerable pro-
portion in funeral procession are serious ana
solemn at all, or caro- anything about the
dead. We look at our own affairs and press
them forward. as If everything else should
give way to them, as if tho world had no in
terest so great that they may not DO required
20 yield to our convenience.
Now. how contrary all this is to truth and
reality, it is hardly necessary to attempt to
show few will care about it when we die:
and the world at large will care nothing. and
know nothing, about it. very little circle
of friends will DC affected,-as little circle
of water is agitated whom drop of rain fall:
into the ocean. At the central ofthat smal
circle of friends there will be somo deep @
motion, and somo tears of genuine grief viii
be shed; at a very little distance the emotion
will be fainter and feobler, at a point but I
little more remote there will be none, an'
'soon, very soon, all the agitation here wi
have died away as when the little drops o
rain fall into the ocean
The gay will laugh.
When thou art gone, the solemn brood oil care
pied on, and each one before will chnso
His favorite phantom.-Bryast.
A few friends will 20 and bury Us; an
then they will turn away to their own cou
serns, foreetful that wo arc sleeping in th
grave. Affection will rear stone, and plan
a few flowers over our grave--but tho han
that reared the stone or planted the flower
win soon become unable to cut the letter
deeper as they become obliteratcd, or to Gu
,ivato tho flowers--and in a brief period th
Iittle hiIIock will be smoothed down, and tn
stone will fall, and neither friend nor strar
ror will be concerned 20 ask which one
the forgotten millions of the earth was bu
led thore. No "Old Mortality" will 60
cut again those cfiaced words which told o.
name, and tho time Of our birth and OF o.
death. Every vesiigo that we over live
upor tho earth will have vanished away
An yao little memorials Of our remombran
tho lock Of hair encased ~ gold. or q
portrait that hung IN our dwelling, will oea
10 have the slightest value 10 any living 0
in1, nor will oven momentary Curiosity
excited 10 know who wore tha' hslr,
whose countonancc is dclincstod thcto
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-06-17

SUICIDE. Il { is a painful duty TO record
the particulars Of melancholy case OF self
destruction which took place at Constantine
on the night of the 18th inst. An aged and
iofirm lady named Hamilton, laoo''ng under
temporary insanity. committed suicide oy
hanging herself on "a tree. near her dwe'nug'
In order TO perform the fatal deed. she asceo
ded chafr. twisted pioce OF rope aroun
the limb Of the tree. tied one oil ihe ends
around her neck. and threw herself on -
Whom found il was evident from appearance
that she had hung for several hours. She
was suspended only about six inches from
the epround.-[Cenusyille Adv.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-06-17
Desperation.

know tits sin too
But Pm bent on the notlcn.
I'll throw myself into
The deep briny ocean,
Where mad eels and cat-f,h
Select me for diet;
There sound'y I'll slumber
Beneath the rough billow,
And crabs without number
Shall crawl Ger my pillow; lers
But my spirit shol wander through gay coral bow
And frisk with the mermaids-it shall, by the
powers.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-06-17

Every married man should lot MS wife have
tho management of the Home Department
and Give her, as Secretary control OF the dill
" Don't let her have anything to do with tho
War Department.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-06-17
from the Flag Of our Union.
The Approach Of Summer.
By JOSEPH II. BUTLER.


The summer is coming,
When beauty and mirth
shall sport with the sunshine,
Around the green earth.
The summer is coming,
When love and the flower
Shall mingle their sweetness
In wildwood and bower.
When bees, with fresh honey,
And birds, with sweet song.
Will the graces and pleasures
OF Nature prolong.
When the hearts of the youthful
Shall beat with fresh glee,
And tell yosng loves story
Beneath the green tree:
When the streamlet in gladness
Makes music and mirth.
And Flora's soft carpet
Adorns the glad earth.
Let me rove through the garden
Now scented and gay,
And weave from its blossoms
A lovely bouquet.
OF oil its rich offerings
Give me the red rose
When mantled in freshness,
All sweelly it blows
Loved emblem Of beauty
OF gardens the gem,
Come-blend in my garland
Thy green, mossy stem.
Soou the chill blast Of autumn
Shall bring to the earth
Thy dew-spapged bosom
OF fragrance anG worth.
So, mid Times rude storms
Sink the gifted and fair,
And the soft heart is broken,
Or ceilled by despaIrl
Why comest thou, Autumn,
With light in thy breath.
To doom all the bright things
OF earth unto deathl
Ailec tions are broken--
Loves visions depart
rhorns lurk with Try roses,
Wh"ever thou at.
All, the bright rainbow hues
That once lit thy day,
Shall fade from thy sight
As n vision away.
Art thou young7 youth uacst pass;
Art thou richl riches Gy,
Art thou strong' thou wilt sic ken
The stoutest must die.
Is thy form cast in beau,y's
Ethereal mould
Thine eye like the violet.
Thy tresses of goldl
The violet must wither,
The gold must consume,
And thy proud beauty sleep
In the dust of the tomb!
As the streum of the ocean.
Life speeds TO It's close.
Our pleasures are scattered.
Like leaves from the rose,
~. N. Y, May, 1851.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-06-17

DID You EvERl-Did you ever know
man TO improve 10 temper by going 10 Jaw
Did you ever know any wine that had not
been stored many years in somebody's Gel
larl
Did YOU ever know baby that was not
the very image of lis father or mother!
Did you ever know chap so "scurvy-iook
ing" that politician wouldn't shake hands
with him before election!
Did you ever know member oil a W. o.
mans Rights Convention" who Kept hei
husbands stockings darned or TOOK care
that he had buttons on his shirts!
Did you ever know Smith who com
p,auined Of not receiving his letters trregu'
larlyl -,
Did you ever see an actor who did no.
think Macbeth or Hamlet his "greatest part!
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-06-17

COPS children ge like stars tha: shine
brightest in tho darkest night; ike goId Una.
is brighter for the furnace; like inoense tha'
becomes fragrant by burning; like the camo,
milo plant that grows faster whom tramp'ed
on.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-06-17

Goop ADVICE "A oheeroful face is nearly
as rood for an invalid as healthy weather
To make sick man think he's dying. a.
that is necessary Is to look halt dead yourself
Hoce and despair aTo .. catching as cuisine
ons disaaess
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-06-17

SHOCKING. Of the Erie (Pa.) Oo
served, is responsible Tor the fol'nwing:
A lady asked US the other day what we
thought Of the proposed fashion OF short
skirls. We confess TO have blushed at the
bare idea, but made out to reply that like
Henry Clay tive have no objection, but on
the contrary would be glad to see IT,"
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-06-17

The best thoughts are ever sw'ftest WIN
gei; the duIler lag behind
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-08
CoR NEW ORLEANS, DIREcT.-To LEAVE POSI-


lively Saturday. March 3, at o'clock p. A.-Th9
splendid double engine steams 10 UNION Captain
Thomas Budd will leave New Orleans direct, asove
and from her speed is confidently that
she will land her and freight within week THIS
ship, in connection with the and elegant steamship
winfield Scott, will form semimonthly line between New
York and New Orleans leaving each the LIST and
10Th days Of month These vessels have been built and
furnished with especial to the comfort Of
and have large iron vaults with double bank locks made
expressly for the safe transportation Of specie and other
vauable The bulk Of few hundred barrels freight
can be TAKEN sent board mmediately-for which
passsg apply 70
sPoFFoRD, TILEsToN q CO, As South street.
BGoods for the country consigned TO the cap
air Will be forwarded free Of expense except charges &C
tn ly incurred.
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Page Mrs Mary Z
Palmer Mrs z ID
PArh or Mrs Thos A
Pearson Miss Ma
tilds
Peu Mrs Mary Ann
Pelopge Matilda
Peterson Mrs Te-
Yessa
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ExpREss LINE FOR cnAGRgs DIREcr-rHE NEW


yVATTs's NERVOUS ANTIDoTE-THE FAME or
W this Cordial among the ladies' surpases everything tina,
discovered for their peculiar diseases nearly all
sriss iron weskress 81 the system which ~ me
dsely rccthea and health and strength Succeed cert-n
a. light and heat from the 81 bottle o. DOZEN
81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-08

OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CONPANY.-FOH BRR-
OEen, via southampton.-The u :: Mail steamship HER
MANN Crabtree commander will sail for Bremen, via.
Southampton Saturday March % from pier No. North
river Price Of the cabin S2 in the second
cabin 500 An experienced Surgeon attached to the ship
All letters through the Post Office Specie do
hvered in Hayre reduced rates For passage freight
apply TO MoLLER, SAND RIERA agents, so Broadway.
CTEAMSHIP CITY or GLAS1Ow-FOR LIVERPOOL,
- D. Matthew'S tate Of the Great Westerly Commander
will sail positively from Philadephs, Saturday, March
18TH at twelve o'clock This ships regular passageali
her superior accommodations and second
passengers male her very desirable conveyance Pei,s
passage In first cabin one hundred dollars in sccond,ia
collars In order TO trouble, railway tckesso
Philadelphia will be provided by
KICEARDsON WATsON Il CO. Al Exchange Place
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TINITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP cokPANY.-
~ For Chagres direct, via Havana Through Tickets to
San Francisco reduced rates New Orleans passengers
transferred at Bavana to the double engine steamship
Falcon On Tuesday. March IL, r NJ, the splendid
double engine stsamship GEORGIA. 3oa tons burheD, D.
D. Porter, u 8. NJ Commander will sail precisely three
o'clock r. NJ from her pier at foot Of street. r.
With the mails direct for Haya1s and Chagres
Freight TO Chagres ~ usual rates. Specie only taken
freight to Havana and New Orleans For freight
sage, spply to \. o. ROBERTS,
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Aknn RIWARD.-JRYYRIEy ANTIDOTD. DH1-
WOOV eiAe Mixture Ter the surs - ssosxs.
makes spssty witheu. least sf AL
proprietor ohcsnsss :i,sis ss,: which u: nItsrs W
put mp in bottles, with full dirsotions at 81 bsSt
lasts week-many are cured In two days Tor sale y
D. Little. l0a Hanover street. Bostea Wright %. NsV
Orleans.
nR. FAwCETT HAS REnOvED HIS OFFICE TO Il
~ Dover street. Water street. whore he oonh
dentialy consulted csrtain diseases whicn he
without mercury. Recent he cures In few days
Nervous debility brought by self sbuse-the victims
suoh. also apply with a certainty Of cure.
nR. WARREN Ii CONFIDENTLY CONSULTED on
~ Diseases, from IL yesro practice of which were Il
hospital. DR.. W. 10 enabled guarantee speedy oureA
without Bee his diploma in his office, No. Not
street, adjoining Chatham square, with the Hrst
surgery and medicine this country produced.
DR. COOPER IA DUANE STREET. Has, FOR TIN
II last fourteen years osnfned his practice to the
Of mercuria other Diseases He
aggravated Of this disease and mild In
two to five days. perfect cure or no charge.
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T IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW YORK.
IL Post Office, March ., 1851.
OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED PAPER HAVING Largest
CIRCULATION.
Please mention the date Of tho list in VIII oh they are
advertised. LADIES LIST.
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steamship Alabama Capt. Chas D. Ludlow. will leayeNew
pm from Pier No. T. North River. For freight passage
apply TO SAMUEL l.. MITCHELL. 1874 Front street.
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pAoITIc NAIL STEAMSHIP COkPANY-reR CALI.
fornia and Oregon-The public 10 that under
ihc arrange nents c this company inspected and
approved by the Navy and carrying United
States mails will continue leave Panama and fran.
DISCO the hrs and fifteenth days Of each month unlea
detained by unavoidable accident the arrival th
mails Panhma The Of the Of the mcni
will touch At Acapulco San Bias haEasn San Diego ana
Monterey The of the fifteenth Of tho mon TIL viii
touch At Acapulco but ~ no othor Mexican ports The fo
lowing United States ms seampachets the Pa
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II Diseases In hours b. svegetsbls application with.
cut psin. In debility broughs by improper habs ,nt
tious Affections combine medicines with ths losA
remedy and show there thousands who sn
not be cured without It, have 1sy Of yesrs snd
Ing from the other ph vsicians In guarantee psfma
nent cure have contraons daily cure Without e.u,ts
which others caused their not cxrens the dissss
soon enough Ny dploas with thcss and the hundreds q
tertihcaee, show that elua s You cured me
she dsy-D. N. Corbyn. You espsled my complaint In
few hours-C Deroud was under the other physioisnl
without benefit; body severed ouret
me in short time. Jshn RollisonJr tsid over 500 Ia
ave yesr to be cured Of debility from self abuse vithou
henst; cured by local and general treatment
short tme-Jas. Salisbury. Treatmsot BY lstter. Ono,
houre from A. N. 20 r. ~, and from 20 T.. n. DH
lamont az Resde street, two doors from Broadway.
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SHIPPING.

THE loyal NAIL STEAM SHIP CAMBRIA" will
sail for Liverpool direct. Saturday, 9th March, from
the DOCKS Jersey city, a noon For freight
passage apply to CUNARD, Jun, % Broadway
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h0CT0R rOURsELF-rOR TWENTY-FIVE CENT?
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pwn Physcisn thrtieth edition, with hundred
rsyns diseases aud scns in every shspt
and form By william fonsE ~ D., Graduate Of the UTi
rersiy Of Pennsyvans The vsrsup forms Of die
Eases are faithfully described and all the recipes given
plain lsfguage The chapter Self-Abuse is worthy Of
particular asention, and should 30 read BY evsry
Young who have teen unfortunate In contracting dis
ease previous 20 placing yourselves the q
tootor 70 matter whst ne pretenaicu may get copy
This truly useful work Strangers visiting the psrtou
lsry those contemplating MARRIAGE dent think OF reuyn-
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s.pns and going to sea- should possess Dr. Ysurg
rrestse Marriage the Pocket fscuspus or Every One
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nail or COPIES will be cent for DOLLAR Address Or
wv YOUNG ls2 Spruce street philadelphia slso Tor ss
~ stringes Townsend. 222 Broadway. New York.
Mo CUsE, NO PAy.-DR cORBI1T, 10 DUANE
IN street ne ocnsued ths treatmen. 81 eertsss
diseases practice Of sixteen ye.rs devoted 70 the tress
ment tt diseases ensbea Dir. O. TO cure the
form Of sisssse Recent cured in three days. NJ
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Naval Intellia0nae.

UNITED BrArEs NAVAL EsGINEERs.-The following
candidates passed sstisfastory examination for sd-
mission and promotion % engineers in the United
States Navy
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-23
Hnnsa for Sale

%A THE subscriber will sell, if applied for soon, tn
i| House he occupies, Pleasant street. and oI witt
- same-54 feet font and ll3 feet deep. desirab,
situation aud too well known to need further description
feb2e-distf BENJAMIN BUFFUM.
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Fnr Sale

EOl OolC1
ONE of the most desirable BUILDING LOTS in the
" CITY, beautifully located, and containing about $4,000
feet ofand viii bcod cheap ifappied for soon Terms
easy. Inquire of IL. G. BATES,
je7-d4m Corner of Park and Trumbulls SITS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-23

Again did the bosom of Fatima suffer all the mis-
cries Of discomfort; the vauted roofs, spacious gar
dens, and rich presents of the Vizier, no longer
charmed her. She sighed for the ensign Of royalty,
and her pillow was nightly believed with her tears.
One evening, she retired TO arbor at the extremi-
y of the garden, and, throwing herself or the banks
where she had first seen Semira, thus poured forth
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-23
For Sale or Rent.

Ia A HOUSE containing Is rooms, suitable for a
in VII Boarding House, or finished in two teaemens,
situated on Sudbury Street, and will be sold low, or
rented for term OF years. Enquire of
CAREY & FIELD,
j. 22-deop2m Central Exchange.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-23

But though (said she often to hersef) the grand
Vizers favorte is miserable how superlatiyely hap
py must be the favorite Sutana Of my lord the en-
peror. Oh, could but attain that envied station,
how should the imperious Vzier suffer for his
l ha rharitv In mot
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-23
For Sale or Rent,

:
New House Pleasant street, Col Abbett's, con-
N venen for three families If applied for soon will be
sold, with bout 10000 feet of land. Also the Cutting
House in New WORCESTER with abont three Of land
now occupied by Pulaski Bacon. Also small Farm Of
ubou 20 acres, with unfinished house upon it, about
mile west of said Cutting estate, the Jones Farm
Terms very liberal. p G. BACON,
nlar6-dtf No. Central Exchange.