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This is the most direct route

from Newport and Providence Springfield Albany,
Saratoga, Northampton Greenfield, Fitchturg, Keene
Bellows Falls, Rutland Burlington, Nashua, Manches
ter, Concord White River Junction. Montpelier and ST.
Johnsbury. ISAAC II. SoUTHWtCK. Sup't
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NEWPORT AND sARAToGA

- Passengers leaving Newport in The morning nav
reach Saratoga the same evening.
q Passengers leaving Saratoga in the morning may
reach Newport the same evenif 9.
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@Si,ned5 R w KIRKUs
AN EXTRAORDIN AIRY CURE OF RHEUMATIC
FEVER IN VAN DiEMEN'S LAND.

,ned0 r w. KlRKUS
- ,r ,r,,>- ~, ,utpp or, prrp,t,,. r,,,
AN bA ~ ~ - y NtEIIuS,s N Wa ~
fSh6t, ~ - ~ u " ~ ~, = -
copy o. t1etIe 20 81 '4s ',9gtS o,G'' IV"F
,efi o. "s ~ id'9t' lo'l, ~ 1nyO' .. " "tC".
MarsaSt ~ G'l"isdi ii,eteen cars :" ase, iesiplns
az New i ~ n g ~ " In a ~, w ~ lHeu
nh,l0 e'ci ~ upo ps va WV WV "''Sh tu ~
uIel uep'iNe" tei % ne use VI ~eI linus uu'is u',s
period she was uusT ,e care o. tne mos elnenl med
lc'ii ne ~ i"" "u ~ aileI "el .ese "as
,reu hopeiesS' lllemu ieValeu upon nee 70
tly hoio"a eaie9su ms, ~iien sle touselreu 10
40, an - an cIeuoe Shot' space Oh tlhe ey eneeteu
peflec' cure
AN EXTP AORDINARY URE OF TIE GRAZ Ell,
AND A MOST DANGEROUS LIVER COMPLAINT
Copy Of letter addressed TO j. x. Heyd0R, Esq.
sydney Nso South Yates, dated February 25th, 1851
SIR "A Mr.. homas Clark Settler at Lake George,
for considerable time seriously afflicted with
complaint OF the Liver, together with the Gravel His
medical attendants, after Try ing ali their Skill ctnddly
told hun that his case WAS hopeless and any further eff
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Paper Hangings.

I He subscriber has just receved, (I;rect from
PIris) N invoice Of Superior Papers, for Pariors,
Draining koomS, Entries, saloons, &c with large
collection Of Chimney board Prints CENTRE PIECES,
OADo's &C, which purchasers are invited examine
207 Main street, Worcester
mch24 IF II NEWTON.
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SHINGLES. .

A LII persons who are in of Shingles, will dc
IA well to call and eXaming stock before purchas
ing elsewhere, VIC have on hand the largest as
sorment in the State not excepting Boston, and are
selling them al low prices. Also good stock of dry
PINE and SPRUCE CLAPBOARDS.
T. d o. X EARLE,
Washington Sq'r, near the B. q W. Freight Depot.
mch2i DIFF
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Clothes Cleansed.

d EPAlRED, Re dyed aud color improved, by SYL
h VESTER WILSON, No. 1875 Main street rear of
Sturtevant's Tailoring Establishment Worcester, Mass.
HIS Prices Overcoats, S 90, Frock Coats rs els
Sack Goats IS, Pants, $40, sts 25, Buff Vests So
Caps l24. Every Garment Cieansed by him. is war
rantd to give satisfaction Garments sent by Stage or
Express will be promptly ended TO. For sale G.
Patch's Spirits OF Soap. ANIL DIFF
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THE WONDER OF THE WoRLtD!
Devlne's Compound Pitch Lozenge |!


EENHE Great Remedy for Colds, Coughs &C. is the
Il cheapest medicine eyer offered the public The
following extraordinary shows effects, if faith
fully used Let the dsparng in lad read this case and
hone If not able TO purchase call on our Agents
and get box free, such persons welcome
My Friend, Reat This Messrs S. D. Fuller g.
Col had severe cough for almost a year, with
bleeding al the lungs and raised great quantity of bad
ma ter aud have been under the Of of the
physicians IN Boston, and have used a great deal of
Medicine but without any other effect than to grow
worse, and my physician said could not be cured. |
commenced using Deyine's compound Pitch Lozenge
about five weeks snce and their has dne wonders
for me. 'hink they have cured me- and feel thankful
that so good a medicine is within the reach of thu
afflicted. JOSEPH PARKER,
No. 10 Teston street.
Boston, May S, 1853
-4u iCe ask is this question,
II you have got any lungs,
If you have got a stomach
If you have got liver,
If you have got any blood,
II you have got mucous membranes, or any other
members of the body that are 6 heirs to ills'
Are you not interested in this great remedy-Devne's
Compound Pitch Lozenge Store, fremont Temple,
5. d. FULLER & CO, Piopretors.
sold in Worcester by Caldwell d Hill, Druggists,
Asents Taft 4 Harrington, Grocers, ard by deslera
generally myl4 DIFF
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ROss's PROVIDENCE & Worcester Express

BY Every Train.
EI5ls5li5HFzg9 PACKAL Els Forwarded Notes. Drafts
giz7 lsg and Bills collected, and paid, and all Or
ders attended to, with despatch.
Packages and small forwarded and other Express
business transacted Fail River Mansfield Atleboro
Taunton, New Bedford and Nantucket, Mass Blis
tol, Warren, Newport East Greenwich, Kingston, War.
wick, WickGeld, peaceiae, and Wakefield r / and
Stonington, Conn.
OFFIcE.-American House, Worcester
Worcester. March 6, 1852 mars diff
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RAILROADS
Norwich and Worcester kallfaaa

Norwich and Worcester R&llfsaa
.IEsssssEEG Ia
SPRING ARRAEGEMENTS- %, 1853.
UPWARD TRAINS.
Leave Norwich 80 A. NJ, Il NJ, and la 20 ?. NJ
g Centl Village, at Is A. NJ, p 30 and 4 81 7. n
g Danielsonyile, at 30 A. N, 05 and o. ?. N
" Pomfret at 6 90 A. NJ, ] q and AZ ?. NJ
Webster, at 35A NJ, 90 and 40 T. NJ.
e oxford, at s59A. NJ, IS and o5 7 n
Arrive al Worcester, at % A. NJ, SO and 90 P. n.
[al Freight train win PASSENGER car attached
DOWNWARD TRAINS.
Leave Worcester at A. aud 10 so A NJ, and COP IL
g Oxiord at IS and II 90 " " 6 y "
Webster, at 80 and II IS +" '' $40 g
PomiTet, 81 90 and II so 4" " 05 "
Danicisonvls, at 28A NJ, u 10 and7 PIP. NJ
Centr'l Village, At AZ g. II Is and ~ -
Arrive at Norwich, at $50 2Oand 30 "
Steamboat Train leaves Boston Al 90 P. NJ, WoT-
ceser al 30 ?. NJ, Daniesonylle al 49, and Norwich
at 8 80 p. N.
The 80 A NJ train from Norwich, viii connect with
coaches for Providence at Central Vihge and Pomireti
on TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and SatuTdaysj at Danelson-
vile, Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays; at Junction
with Western Express Train for New York and Alba
ny, at 25 A NJ; for Albany, New York and Way sta.
tiohs at 81 NJ, and with train for Providence and
Worcester Road. Al Norcetter station, with Boston
and Worcester and Worcester and Nashua Trains
Tire i train from Norwich will interssc' at juno
ton with New York Express rain for Boston, and
Train for Providence and Worcester Roads al " Olces-
ter Station with Boston and Worcester and Worcester
and Nashua Trans
The 20 P Nj Train from Norwich arrives in worces.
tel in lime for the 10 30 NJ Train Tor Boston, which
leaves the Western r Station.
Trains from Worcester at 40 and 10 80 M. arrive
in Norwich for Trains for New Loudnn, Sion
ngton Willimanlic, Hartford, New Haven and N York
The 10 80 NJ Train from Worcester connects al
Danelsouville with coaches e Providence, Whitman
tic ard Hartford, daily, for Brooklyn with every Ac
communication train.
At Dayve with Coach for Ashford, TUESDAYS Thurs
days oud Saturdays; ior Providence, M0ndays Wednes
days and Fridays
The 90 Nj Tram from Worcester connects at Web
sicr, with Coaches for SoUthhridge daily; for West
Woodstock, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS.
Passengers for New York by Steamboat, from sta
lions on The line Of this Road win take the 6 90 NJ
Train from Worcester
nov3O da,0tf p ? NJ. ANDREWS, Agent.
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Ohio Grindstones.

= TONS Superior OHIO Glndstones for sale very
~ low. Also is Boxes Quinebans Scythe stones
>. w. SELBY & CO., 63 Main st.
Worcester, June 49, 1858 DIFF
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On and after Monday, May 9th, 1853, through PAS,
SENGER TRAINS will leave as follows:
Leave Providence 7.20, and 80 H.. and 40 D.
Leave Worcester at $50, and II m. and 4, p. M
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Leicester and Worcester Express.

'N1O1O"0OOA V0A4N' W OAOONtOA 11zAp AODD'
NHE subscribers viii daily Express for the
vevance of Boxes, Bundles Merchandise, and every
other Xpress Freight between the above named places
on and after this date leaving Leicester at O'Clock,
A NJ, and Worcester at O'clock P. NJ.
All orders entrusted us, left the Post Office
or at Horace Waites Store Leicester, (where states
may be foundO will be promptly and faithfully attended
Office in Worcester, at II, Newton's, 2O7 Main
street. JOEL SIBLEY 81 co.
LEICESTER March |. 1853. mar2 dawu
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Leonard's Express.

EIzsg31 To and from Boston and intermediate
= = 49, Places by every train.
Bills collected and paid, and all orders attended to
with dispatch. DIFF les
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EIUU N-FIUUh
lust Received 500 bbls Flour of Extre and COM
y mon grades, among which may be ioun9,-
Eastern Rail Road,
Boston Rail Road,
Camilla Mills Extra,
Family and Superfne Valley Mills.
Also RATHBUN'S GENESEE EXTRA, superior
oI Family use, any other brand in market all of
which will he sold the lowest prices at the Whole
sale Produce Store, Washington Square.
BASSETT. EARLE, d BROTHER.
Qly25 daVI
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NEWPORT Via PROVIDENCE.

T,-fn : u -7-f y.
A n and after June 2Oih 1858, the Steamer PERRY,
~ Lapt oOlsey, will run between Providence and
Newport connecting twice each way, each day, with
trains of Providence Worcester Railroad, ollows
Leave Newport at 5 A. NJ. add & p. NJ.
Leave Providence at 8 A. M, and p. NJ.
Or, Oh arrival 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 or Providence
and Worcester Railroad, Providence.
= Re.
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

EIUVIU0AOt "H1 v % 0Es'7' lNa11 IV5SU =
FL, ,szsss
AtS E2I ss5sssisssss .rs5ss ss5,sss
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GROCERIES, &c.
Fine Feed.

Bags.
~ RAIN aud Flour BAGS OF all kinds, at Manufac
VI turers' Prices, by BLISS, SIT ron, q co,
my25 daNtf No 8 Mechanic
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GROCERY WARE HOUSE.
STUNE WARE,

Just Received large supply Of BENNINGTON
- STONE WARE, OF superior quality fer sale by
DEXTER 4 EDDY,
Wholesale Agents, No 70 Southbridge street..
NS dawt
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McDuffie sprang to his feet the moment
the other had concluded, and in the most
defiant and mcnacing tone, poured out q
stream of indignant eloquence-of vehe-
ment denunciation, and reproachful ac-
cusations, such as was long remembered
in the House. He concluded by saving,
in substance, that others might submit
to the insoIence of the member from Eir-
ginia-gentlemen might quail before the
frowns and abuse OF that member, but
for his part, he was not to be put down
by any such influences. He came there
as one of the representatives Of the sove-
reign State of South Carolina, and no
man should with impunity, undertake to
lntimidate him, there or elsewhere. And
he gave the members to understand that
he should thereafter hold him responsible
out of the House for any word that Mr..
K. might utter derogatory to his charac-
ter or injurious to his feelings. -s
1t was remarked in the House that the
member from Virginia" ever after gave
MIR. McDaffie'a wide berth. -,- -.
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Camphene, Eth.rtal, Pine, Lard and
Lamp Oils.
HOWELL & MORSELL.

SueteSlOls 70 o. W HITrLEsEY,
.trea, betGeen 9th aud 1th streets, Todd,s kvikEns
eEG leave to return their thanks TO their nune
- rous friends and the former customers of Mr.. o.
Whitt!esey, for tic liberal support extended them
SINCE they comlnenced business. They now take
tho opportunity 10 aoquaint the citizens OF Washing
ton and It's vicinity that they have perfected lheir
arrahseuents with some of the largest uianufactO
ries ~ 10 ensure constant supply Of the very be-,
articles i'll their line, which will be sold at the low
est market prices.
II. i NJ. having thorough practical knowledge
of the trade, feel assured Of being able give satis
faction 10 all who favor then with their patronage
Painters, Contractors and Builders will find II great
~ to their interest to call before purcha
sing elsewhere, we keep on baud the largest and
best assorted stock in the city Of PAINTS, OILS,
WINDOW GL-4SS, BR PUSHES. I-4APs, &c.
Just received, AId now auoat, y, go posnds OF
Lewls' l. WethereN PURE EE-iD, which We
offer at further reduced pIiees. sep91
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The Mos, yvond.rfaIm.d,c,ne
tsf dl-cccfftd tVT ttt tfff>TR c73e cf 40e 01S Fe
... IattrRittsnt ,sHt3 Bt1inaS t'erels. ---------
itbeP IL Co.'s TrsetehIp STsfif;f.

Ubtf u W, tsCtEpiC Ht CCEiiC,
'I7IIH propretors. Of tbi- valuable AeJieine have
i ner. made any etforts 10 introduce it sefore
the public, yet Ii hes found great favor far and
Certificates without suniter bave bo-u fun uished Of
its vrlues, without any solicitation, and many
performed when ali other lnf,ieiR-s have failed. Al
uat Is oShed trt3 1t has stood the test for
.ral years. and say wi hout fear, that better
preparation for TIE cure of A2as and Fever can te
prod ac;.j. Aa IN evidence publish a certificate
Of gentleman well knowa:
II take great pleasure In recommending the spe-
cfc prepared by 0bes 4 N.Conksy. for the cure OF
Ayue and Fever, the bsst article for the accoIa
FlithmeAt o. that object haze fart with. In
my family it las succeeded beyond nay most san
guins expectations, All therefore, conkifer 1t
privilege IA VOL "a iaty 20 recommend It's 10
all who may Ire suffering ey the influence Of that
distressing arhction. (9.lu1d)
u. EvAys RKzs2,
Minister of the Methodist Protestan. Church.
Far sae by tie prSprctora, O1hR Co, Balti-
more:
by DANIEL B. CLARKE, Apothecary, Potomac
Hail. corner OF MaIyland avenue and 1lth street
Isiand
BY CLARKE & BOWLING, 1tL street, between
south ;ni s:seets, island:
And by JAMES H. STONE corEer CT 1th and ].
streets Northern Liberties, Washington, D. G.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
SAD l6-3ul-
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
THE SCHOOL MISTRESS.


BY NARY IRVING.
She sits among her little flock
OF flaxen heads and restless feet,
Like water, tric king DER a rock,
Her tones keep on.their cadence sweet.
Her lips are smiling quietly, '=.
Yet with an Effort to be glad, --... e.. ... .
Lest chIdhood's sparkling gayety
Be Swallowed by a smile too sad.
The smile is sweetest in her eye
Yet there Is something in its CLEANS
That seems to say, you know not why,
The shadow of broken dream.
The sun is wiEkng through the blinds,
And pulses bound TO be at play
Ouf among the truant winds. FEN. &c.,
That Rurinur Of the grassy May.
Bright eyes look dreamily on books,
And read unwritten lessons there
Of humble bees, and flowers, and brooks,
And arrows whistlipg through the air.
The gentle watcher e, htly chdes.
With 'shalf a Smile. and half sigh -
For i'll her heart a whisper hides,
That pleads for sunshine and blue sky.
Blu, lessons must be learned; and so .. --
With words that rouse and words that win
Che wiles the restless rambIers through
Life's first, Iife's hghtest discipline,
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POPULAR AND FAMILY MEDICINES

< I'D BY KIDTELL L LAURRkCB, Fenbsyl
~ vala avenue and 18th street. Washington, and
JOHN l.. KlDWILL High street, Geor zctown: D.
c., cO.nFrisirg in part:
DR.. Jaynss Family Nedicines-Dr. Ro-ee Family
Met:cnea-WiStar's BalSam of Wild Gherry-Ayeys'
Cherry oral-sands' and fswsand's SarSApsril-
la-A. II. and John Bulls do-Roses and fchwartzr's
do-Hiil,su EliSer CGlsa,a Bsrk-Eoif A rom tic
Sci.eid,u Scha,p;- Estr-ct Beech Drops
Watt. NrrvuU. Antidote-- OsgGods India Chclo-
5nsue-GowaEi's Tonic cAixture-Iiampton'sY q e-,eta-
bic Tineture-Green's Originated Bitters-Hoohands 3
German do-Blakes and Cannon's do-Ru-hton's
anu Sm's Cod Liver Gil together with al the most
approved me ticinr5 # the time .. --
Agents for the sac Of Sey mOurs Gal. anic ALdomi-
nal Supporter Seymour Obstctrics Supporters and
Arr- Belts Abdominal picro Supporters
= fresh supply Of Saratoga and Bedford Water.
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GENERAL AGENCY

TAYLOR COLLINS will prosecute claims of ev
cry description against the government, before
the several departments, Or Congress- procure zen
sioas, bounty lands, extra pay, aad arseararo nav
They will attend to the buying and selling Of real
estate, the renting ofhou~es, and general collect
ing business. they will also Iurnen parties at a
distance With such infsrmahea they may desire
from the seat Of government. Charges will ie mod
crate. ... 80. .. 3. - : :.
oftee Or street immediately opposite WiRders
Building Washington, .. G. -.
Eex xRhksG6S .'- -''r
Hen. J. G. Dobtin. Secretary Of the NAVY.
uch. J. Davis, Secretary Of War. '--t =. ....-
\ Caiiau, ehq Pres's Board Common Council
ten- :! u MeCalla, Attorney-et -et-Law.
Janes II. Csestin, ssI. - ..ss
". c Red1alf, STATE Department -..-....
Sop 29-dtf- . - o.. "a
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BRILLIAET ATTRACTION,

f0TRsr Pt52lsY1prhto Lrs2e4e rzd 18th street,
GH Would respectfully infhrn their friends
ES>i ,lstomerF, and the public generally, that
S2zEsaS hey ara prepared to supply them oith the
rne-t mmly GROCERIES, Old aud choice LIQUORS
aud eyery srtiela large aEd spulI, i'll their depart
ment at remarkable low prices. In fact We shall e.
tab sh one OF those Eoysltics often spok of but
Seldom tound-A CHEAP PEOPLES GROCERY
STORE.
Our stock will he continuously retlrnihed from
the most Crlebrated importers ana manufactures
Thankful fof past faVors. we ask an enlargement
of the
All goods delivered promptly in any pant of the
city hes Of char:e. nov 3-eoly
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+ E W D UG STOR &.

G4 respectfully iafofpis the public that he -
III hEs opsaed lis Dew b RUG STORK AZ \
Ia and rol'cts :s3ssre Of public patronage 10
Having lad in an entire flesh sto,k Of X UGs
MEDICINES, and FANCY GOODS, he will. at ali
times Be enabled 70 fnrni,h tie citizens with gsru-
Inc medicines, and all other articles in hs line OF
business All orders and Prescriptions will lie
promptly and carefully filed.
'' .'. ---- Also -.. ....s
Will keep esnstaAtly hsai Surgical Dcn.nl,
CufFin9-. and 6airanie MACHINES. and al eth, L
Instruments usaaily kept III tie largest eAtabiish-
ments.
ALSO .---- ----.
The hest quality of Ha' ana ami ether CIGARS 4
TOBACCO, selected from the best traLds
A. j. CiIWARTZE,
Chemist 4 Druggist,
Pa avenue, between Sd aud II streets
o. 24-itE ..- :
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS.
PIANOS AND MUSIC.

EkN1 The Undersigned desires 70 -sass
call The attention Of puich,,- - -
EE H * n ssfs to bis stock of PIANOS. S8ESss
x consisting Of d, sll. G>5, and sa4sa8aS
7-es.tavss, with or without mefsfk, frprnes These
pianos ars toy great power of tose, ffon,
the lowest to the highest notes, with an elssic and
ready touch, heing >df:4d tH any performers. MU-
SIC for pianos, and all other Musical Instruments
hand Gnd received soon as publish
ed The trade supplied liberal terms. -. :.
- ---. JAS. e ROSWELL, e..
No. 223, Baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd.
&c lo-ly- .-.- - g
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f. The LOTTERY.-Before that national
evil, the lottery, was abolished in France,
a village curate thought it his duty to
address to his flock a sermon against
their dangerous infatuation for this priv
ileged form Of gambling. His auditory
consisted of crowd of miserable old
women, ready to pawn or sell their last
garment to secure the means of purcha-
sing tickets. Nevertheless the good man
fiattered himself that his eloquence was
not thrown away, for his flock was sim
gularly attentive.
"You cannot deny" said he, address
ing them, that if one of you were to
dream this night of lucky numbers, ten.
twenty, fifty, no matter what, instead of
being restrained by your duty towards
yourselves, your families, your God, you
would rush of to the lottery Office, and
purchase tickets.". 49, .-.....
-. Satisfied that he had accomplished
more than one conversion among his
hearers, the good cure stepped down from
his pulpit; when on fthe last step, the
hand Of an old hag, who had appeared
particularly attentive to his sdmonitions,
was laid on his arm.
81 beg your reverence's pardon" said
she, but phut lucky numbers did you
please to say We were likely to dream
of2"- --.-~. ...... -........
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NH KNABE. ii. GaEnLE. ED Belts.
First Premium Grand ana Square
Planes. e

s@&9 KNABE, GAEHLR \ CO., Hanufaet,lr-
VI 3 Tiers. Noe. l. 5, s, g. AID II. kutaw street:
Baltimore. 4. g. would RESPECTFULLY call public
attention To the great variety OF lheir IRON FRAME
PIANOS, constsntiy fnith ng. which for durability
deicacy of touch hrillnay Of toe O. they be.ve ar.
not surpassed By any now mAnu featured. In sddi-
ton to tie first Premium awarded them by The Ma
+, Lard Institute in aS and lS4a thsy have received
the encGmiums of she LHo&t eminent artist
who usId these nstrumentr for II cir Concerts. AL
so of our first class Professors ard AEeteurs In the
city. who h:tve highly recommended tLen- ..-
Hl- PIANOS HIRED. -... oe l4-l,-
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THB FOREST FRE.-The fire in the
woods in Michigan was checked by q
recent rain, but it is still burning in many
localities. Ten thousand acres of forest
have been destroyed, and Of the top soil.
to the depth of nearly a foot in many
places, nothing is left but ashes. 1t
IS estimated that mere than fifty barns
and. houses have been burned, with miles
of fences, and many thousand dollars
worth Of saw logs, cord wood. &c.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-07

D"Old Bulls concert" said Mrs,
Partington, glancing up from her knitting
as she read the announcement of the grand
concert on Saturday evening, and she
smiled as the ridiculous fancy ran through
her mind, like grasshopper in stubble
field, of an old bull giving a concert.
" And yet it isn't so very wonderful, !"
continued she, '"for I remember cat and
canary that lived together, and one or
tother of 'em used to sing beautifully.
But | wonder what he plays on" Ike
suggested that he played on one of his
own horns, which seemed to be reason
able. "I am glad he is going to gire his
concert, because when [ went down to
hear great artisan play on a violence,
as they called it, though found out after.
wards it was nothing but fiddle, they
were going to charge dollar till ] told
'em ! was one of the connections of the
Post, and they let mien. can't think
what music an old bull can make, I'm
sure. 1t must be very upfoarious, 1 should
think, and better fitted for overturns than
for pastureal music" She closed her
critique with pinch Of snuff, and got On
to her wires again like q telegraphic des-
patch and went ahead, while Ike amused
himself by scratching his name With a
board nail in magnificent Roman capitals
upon the newly painted pannel of the
kitchen door. '''''' -
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-07
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