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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-27
THE WONDER OF THE WORLD!
Dev1ne's Compound Pitch Lozenge

TNHE Great Remedy for Colds, Coughs, &c. is the
a cheapest medicine offered TO the public. The
following extraordinary shows effects if faith
fully used Let the disp ring in falid read this case and
hope If not able to purchase, call our Agents
and get box free, such persons welcome:
My Friend, Redf This Messrs S. ID. Fuller d.
Col had severe cough for almost year, with
bleeding al the lungs and raised great quantity Of bad
matter and have been under the of The best
physicians in Boston, and have used great deal Of
medicine, but without any other effect than to grow
worse and my ply stefan said could not be cured. |
commenced using Deyine's compound Pitch Lozenge,
about five weeks since, and their has wonders
for me. think they have cured me- and feel thankful
that so good medicine is within the reach Of tina
afflicted. JOSEPH PARKER,
No. 10 Tieston street.
Boston, May S, 1853.
III zoe ask is this one question,
II you have got any lungs,
II you have got a stomach,
If You have got liver,
II 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-Devnea
compound Pitch Lozenge9 store, 3 fremont Temple.
5. ID, FULLER Il co Projectors.
sold in Worcester by Gala well q Hill, Druggists
Asenisi Taft & Harrington, Grocers, ard by dealers
se1eIaly myl4 diff
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STEAMBOAT NOTICE.
THE COMMODlOUS STEAMER
81 TG GB NI MGW 7 @%

OETILUs
o. f'3Ys2sSZ D. Having been chan iered for the sea.
Log x Sson, will commence her Excursion
trips to New port, touching at Bristol
~ @@--41sfs=~S'--&Sss cry, each way.
Will leave Providence Fall River Iron Works Wharf
(east sde) al O'Clock, A. w. and viii arrive in New
port at 10 A. M. Returning will leave Newport al
Fare to Bristol, IS cts; Bristol Ferry, 81 cts; New
por and back, SO cts.
Arrangements can be made application to the
Agent for Excursion parties any accessible point on
the Bay or Sound; New Bedforo, Nantucket, Block
Island, New London New York.
JOHN KENDRICK, Agent,
IA Exchange Place.
Providence, June 90, 1853. daw3m
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WYMAN RAWs0N, j.
P "A ? FRI II a " @ ER ,
SAVAGE q AIBEE.

M MANUFACTURERS of Extracts, Essences, CO.
WI l0gnes, Hair Oils, &C
Wholesale agents for Atwood's Bters, Extract
Danlellon, and ether Medicines.
Agents Tor the sale OF the Lancaster Bread. Also,
Kings NJ ilk and Brown Bread.
Stationery at " hoesae and Retail, with variety of
other articles at vely low prices.
Merchants and Pedars Will do we'll to call, as
and toiH give bargains 10 persons pui chasing to
sell again. u NO. Pleasant Street
b. M SAVAGE,
jyl6 diff A. P ALBEE.
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French Periodical Pills and Drops.

The efficacy of which have been tested in a hundred
cases, and failed effect speedy care without
any bad result The Pills and Drops the result OF
extensive practice, and discovered BY accident To
eulogise their virtues would add their merit
We would only say, try them and if they do prove
10 be what they represented the money will be
turned. They will be any part of the country
from observation, by addressing (post paid)
Dr.. c. A. HILL, No. 12l Main slrset,
Worcester, Mass.
10 Full directions accompanying each bottle.
Price, five dollars. ianl7 diff
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Ohio Grindstones.

. TONS superior ONO Glindstones, for sale very
= low. Also, IS Boxes Quinebang Scy the stones
:. w. sELBY q CO.'S Main st.
Worcester June 10, 1858. du
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Hams

~ j. +. GREGORY,
Nos l, 3, 5, and I, Main st, opp Count House.
tel d,f
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French Periodical Pills and Drops.
DR.. G.. A. HILL,
No. I2I Main street, Worcester, Mass,

TOULD say, that at great expense, he has prepared
w from The original recipe the French Periodical
Pills and Drops discovered by j. Harrington, D.,
while pracicing in the Hospital in Putis under the i'm
mediate o. servation of he renowned R'fDRD, of Par
is, and ACTON, Of London,
Warranted in all cases 10 have the desired effect
These Pills are invariably ceitain to r"gu ate the fe
male sy stem, and be taken wit ..aLard
lieiis warranted, OF the money returned. They
known by hundreds of emas in this country be the
only preparation discovered that has proved invs
rably certain in al cases.
SappreSStopS, Irregularities, &c.
One trial will convince the most skeptral and never
after will they be induced take any other. Ladies'
who have often been deceived by purchasing Pills and
Drops, and nostrums from
Male and. Female ImpOsters,
under the preence of efectng cure medicines which
in nineteen of twenty have injurious effect
upon the SYSTEM without producing the desired result
any sign oft should shun these bipeds and
but the genuine
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The Wonder of the Age
DIR. TerreI's Healing Ointment,

For the cure of S 1t Rheum, Erysipe
las, Chiiblnins, Chapped or Cracked
Hands, Burns and Scalds, Uuts, Wounds
of any kind, Piles, Inflammation OF the
Breast, Bies of Insects, old sores. all
kinds Of Breaking Oul and Sores Oh chill.
dren, Sore Lips, Pi1ples on the face,
and all diseases OF the skin.
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RAILROADS.
suMMER ARRANcEnlrNr

PTovidence and worcester RaIlroaa.
ssf .sg Gs:;,ss .s:ssp ssssszss;s
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$40 600 REWARD.

LYON anything that will surpaas DR.. CA. Hips Pan
A. aceas aud Indian Medicines or the remedy Of Con
ofrhDa, elects, structures, Whes Pains in The pack
sad Loins, Seminal Weakness, Affections Of the Kid.
Beys, Irritation Of The Urethrea Gravel and all other
disorders OF tho urinary organs, without the least re-
strict0n to diet drink, exposure change In appica
tlon 70 business, These preparations are entirely
VEGETABLE,
and although powerful they will not lnure In the least
tho delicate constitution. This preparation IL
warranted ~ the above mentioned Diseases with
out using any external applications. With my Indian
Vegetable Medicines you can rely upon o thorough
cure, by calling upon me az my Office
Main vt No. 1911, Worcester,
jyi6 du DR.. q. A. HILL.
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worcester and Nashua Railroad.

worcester and Nashua Railroad.
L ~ - - 5ss
Passenger Trains will run as follows
Leave Arrive at GrotOn Arrive at
Worcester at Junction at Nashua and Lowellat
$50 am. e05am. 8 SO am. $50 am.
Ills m IL 30 pm. liz PIN. LILO pm
4.l5pm 5.s5 pm. $50 pm $40 m
Nashua and Lowell Junction Worceste,
7.30 am. Is am. sos am. el5am
ll.35 I'm. lI.30 am. 1890 pm. I5Qpm
$50 pm. AS pm. 500 PM 7.2O D m
CONNECTIONS WITH OTHER ROADS
Trains arriving at Nashua connect directly with trana
Of Concord, boston, Concord and Montreal, Northern
Passumpslc, and Vermont Central Railroads. AllTram
rom Nashua connect directly with down Trains from
the above ramtd Roads.
Each Tram TO and from Groton Junction (except the
Evening Train from Nashua connects with upward
and downward Trains of The Ftchburg Relroad and
Stony Brook Railroad to and from Lowell.
Al Worcester $50 a. tram connects with Steam.
boat train from York via Norwich. Ills A. M con.
meets vih Boston and Worcester, Providence and Wor
cester Norwich and Worcester, and Western Railroad
trains AIS p m. connects with trains from all above
named roads, including the Express Train from New
York and Albany Train arriving at Sis a. m. conneots
with the a. m. trans of all the above roads, including
Express Train to New ork and Albany. That arriving
at p. m with p. N. trains Of above roads That ar
irving t72O m. with the New ork Steamboat Trail
via Norwich.
FITCilBIRG AND WORCES TER h. R. TRAINS.
running in connection with Wore este and Nashua ualns
Leave fitcnturg at nj IL. 40 and s 90 . nj
Leave Worcester al 40 and l. am. AMI A. l5pm
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way between
Worcester, Groon JUNCTION, Nashua, Lowell and Fitch
burg
lr For connections with the athe road al Worces
ter, GrolOn JUNCTION, and Nashua $, e Snow and WI
der's Pathfinder AID Railway 6 ide
~ Through Tickets are issuid at Worcester for Bur
liugton, Montpelier, Wells RIgtr aud White River juno
tim, al the fare by of the different routes vip
Nashua and ~ chburg but change OF cars is made
on the Nashua route.
J. ". sTOWELL, supt
worcester. June g. 1853 iel0 dawtf
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Soap.

Soap.
90 BBLs Sperm Oil SOAP;
~ IS do Whale Oh do;
25 Cases Soda Soap, in Store, and for sale by
6. :. d A. J. HOWE,
IVA dG Wor. Bank block.
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On and after Monday, May 9th 1858, through PAS
SENGER TRAINS will leave as follows:
Leave Providence at 100, and u 80 a. m and 90 D. M
Leave Worcester az $50, and Ii m. and l. 10 p. m
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NORWICH 40 Woroesrer KalLroan.

49, 60 60 d! 81.
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New Grocery Store,

THE subscriber has taken the new store on the cor
l. ner of Green ana Pond streets aud will be happy
to see old friends, and make new ones
L SPRING, ID.
Worcester, June Is 1858. DIT
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Pearl Barley and 0at Meal
lust Received supply OF the above article, together
y with Wheat. Groats, Farina, Hommony and Samp.
Corn Starch, and C,tsturd Flour, for sale hy
mV26 DIFF II. AYRES. .
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Paper Hangings.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
THE subscriber would respectfully tender his services
4 as REAL ESTATE BROKER, 10 any persons
having property for sale or Exchange either in the
city or adj mi towns, and would solicit The attention
OF purchasers TO The following schedule Of Ptonerty
which he offers F-''
FOR SALE:
good assortment of House Lots on and near Union
Hill, some of which among the frs il moi the very
hrsl IN the city, Tor desirable location, Commanding
view OF beanti nj scenery, unsurpassed in any oIher
part of the city.
Also, otner Lots liz various parts of the city, and
several new Houses, all n which viii be offered tor
reasonable prices, and arms of payment easy.
Also. a number Of Farms in the County having from
~ To 30 Acres each. LARKtN SMITH,
aug5 dtr 92G Main Street Worcester
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Boston ano Worcester hallroao.

Boston ano Worcester hallroao.
LA s 17 Ssts.ssss;;Es Efsasas..sslssE3
So INNER dRR5NGEMERT - Commencing Mon
day May 9th, 1853
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR BOSTON, as follows
leave Worcester about 4, At 7, x lO.l5 m, (3.Os
Ex.), 400, (ll.O5 Ex) pm ~ '''0'
% Millbury $40 a. m $40 nm
Miliordat 7.05. 1915 " AIS y
Fram'n Cen, 40, llOO 2 SIS, 44O r"
g saxonvo SIS l30 "
T" Newton, $50, 1871, s.23% wv. Tr). g., Il.4Ot
wv. TrF; NJ, 2,G2' $40, 440. 525 wv. Tr)' Sis,
6.l5, p m.
/" Brookline, 81, III 8, $50, 10 ami 100, s,45A
and 3, m
" Newton Upper Falls, $40, and g. 10 am ITO, 5s5
pm.
LEAVE BOSTON, as follows.
For Worcester AZ 100 (and Exl am, 80 (43e Elk
d, {& 500 ES) pm
" Milford al 7.30 AIN 1245 q
FTam'n Cen, 7.3O, 800 80, SAG"
&C SaxOnvlle 900 " us
= Newton q sow Tr)sO5,A A. NJ; IL 80, g. 80,
wv. Tr.,) af5, 5l6, 6.l5, Els and g.l5, D. N.
q Brookline. 7l0, 735, $50, Il IL M, /, 235 $780,
81, Ga. "a, o 80 pm .0
Charles River Branch, 7l0, am Il "a, 81 q. m.
Nv. Newton station.
Boston. May 9, 1853 dawtf
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-10
Misplaced Gratitude.

.Nasieriy Taciics. We refer to the election
Of onr Speaker by Old Line votes. In that ma
nuuvre the slave democrats made sharp shot
They understood how hard it was for honorable
men 70 even seem TO be ungratcful. They con.
ierred what IN lnsclf vas favor, and they plead
the obligation " hat is the consequence
Why. just what they anticipated portion OIL
our members are drawn of to pay the debt-a.
It Is miscalIed,--and we are thus SO divided o..
70 give most shameful vote for our candidate
fer Governor and have the election Of our Sona.
tor pat 10 imminent peril. he danger is that
We are "kiiled with kindness" Sull we arc
not without hope that the great desidoraium o.
this sessiun--ihc election Of a United State.
Senator Of the Party Of Freedom will yet be-
realized. II tins is defeated by the support o
rum and fugitive slave Jaw loco iocoism, oul
gratitude wll have been most sadly misplaced
Huntington Cour.cr.
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tle hearts of men who publicly avow sound prin
ciples he only needs overt acts to show where
they are, in order that his settled policy in the
conduct Of the affairs Of the Government shall be
unequVocally manifested. Those who have an.
pretended hating or hesitation on the part of
the President IN treading any path which truth
and patriotism open to him, will find themselves
greatly mistaken. He is up to this occasion.
Ills policy was not hastily settled. while he
occupies his present position it will never be de.
parted from. The Constitutional rights of all
the States Of the Union are as dear to him as the
rights Of New-l Hampshire. | have perceived
from the outset that this great principle Of the
Constitutional rights Of the States is fastened in
his thoughts as the cornerstone Of this Union
Depend upon It, no matter what consequence
may impend over him, be will never allow it To
be shaken by Aboluonlsts or facton.sis. but
will set his face like flint, as well against right
handed backshdngs as against leil-handed de-
iections, which may prejudice or embarrass the
onward progress Of the Republic. remain,
very truly, yours, G. CUSHING.
Hon. R. FRoTHNGHAM, Boston Post Boston.
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TwoWeeks later from California.
NEw ORLEAns, n

New ORLEAns, Nov. D.
The steamship Daniel Webster, from San Ju-
an, has arrived at the South West Pass, bring
ing California dates of Oct. 10Th.
One-thrd Of the city Of Sonora has been de
siroyed by fire. Loss 100000.
Tim mining news is encouraging.
John Michel arrived at San Francisco, Oct
l2lh, from Australia, via the Sandwich Islands.
The Supreme Court Of California has made an
Important decision, declaring valid all grants
made IN accordance with the Mexican law. Tha
elect Of this will be to Dust hundreds from lots
held by them for years, and restore them to the
original grantees. Ii is considered death
blow TO the squalters and will cause millions OF
property to change hands, by the mere operation
Of the law.
Murders and oulrages are occurring through
out the State to an alarming estate.
Blgers majority Throughout the State is only
1905 votes
SANDWICH IsLANDs-The news from the
sandwich Islands is interesting and important.
" Judd had been removed from the office OF
Munster of Finance. and Elisha A. Allen ap-
pointed in his place.
decided step had been taken towards an
heAation to the United States.
The French and British Consus had protest
ca To the King against such an act, and the
american Commissioners had replied, in firm
nut digniied manner. This movement had
'eused the greatest excitement in the island.
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Or. Iauc,s ycrm,r,pc.

During practice Of more than twenty ,eus w. Me
Lane had Intended innumciable pacnis afflicted with
y form Of worm disease and uduted to apply ali tho
cnefges OF his mind TO the difcovcty Of Vofmgfuse OF
Noim Destroyer, certain IN It, effects the result Of NJ,
owrs isthe American specific, TOW boole the pub
c which is perfectly sufe aud may be- given alike to chi
den Of thc most tender age, god adult 10 puses
mildly and sutduos ,sr and destroys worms with nvufa-
Die success Il b easy Of administration and ~ it dors
not coninn mctruiyin any iorm whatever tostrcton.
atcnccrssy with regard TO drinking cold water nor 1t
capable ct doing the least injury tho cnd-rcst infant
An incredible number Of have boon expelled by this
great vetmiiugo.
Purchaser will 10 careful to ash fuf Dr.. M'LANE's
CELEBRAl I'd LIVER Pulls and take mono else
There other Pills putpons bc Liver rh. now be-
ra the pule. Dr. MLanes Liver Pills, also his cccbr -
ted vermfuge, be hid at all Respectable dug stores
In the United States ani Canada. 5i2w
BURR q FERRY, General Wholesale Agents fot
New England, No. Conbhl, Boston, whom ell order,
should be addressed.
8.r Sold 10 Montpelier by SMITH & PiERCE-Nonh-
6cld, by t. +. SMITH and BY Druggists generally. $50
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-10

bo Senate bills, relating to the Bellows Falls
vater Co., and to incorporate the Alburgl
e,rinps Hotel Co each read the Sd time, and
oassed in concurrence. by the Judiciary Com
miitee. asking to be excused from further con
sderation of the bills, in amendment of chap.
en- c. s., and the bill to repeal the provso ex
cno,inr non.residcnts from the taxation Of per
sonal property; the committee were discharged.
and the several bills were referred to the com
mi,tec on the Grand List.
Enerossci BILL 10 incorporate the Vermont
Copper Mining Co.; read the third time and
passed.
BIS introduced and referred. BY Mr.. Saw
yer. to repeal an act relating to the grand list
improved Nov. %, 1882; to the General Com.
miitee. By Mr.. Rice Of Tinmouth, egaizng
fine re.recording Of deeds and other documents
in the Town clerks office in Tiumouth; to Tia,
judiciary committee.
The Senate came in, and the joint assombl,
proceeded to the election of Superintendent o
the State Prison Mr. Miner nominated Hiram
Harlow, Mr.. Colt noininited Ephraim Rice ant
Mr.. Field seconded the nomination Of the latter
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-10

The European adycos have strengthened the
market for Flour and checked tho downward ten
dency OF prices. Ia other articles there is no
particular change TO notice. Business IN all de
partments Is more or less affected by the contin-
ued ughtuess Of tie money market
ASHES Continue without change and stock
not equal 10 the wants for present consumption.
BUrrER-rhe better quality and choice
Fall IS the most IN demand but the comparative
supply Is increasing without much change ia
prices. Summer and all common grades arrive
still more freely with sales at quoted rates. The
market generally is more quiet and inbbers com
plain the home trade is dull. Shippers are do
ing nothing The latest from our California cor
respondent is under the of San Francisco. Oct.
Is Sales Of Butter have been confined to
moderate lots the market Is IN an exceedingly
depressed condition, and tie prospect for any
improvement is very poor. The quantity known
to be on the way Is very great We note sales
ranging for choice from pa TO 2I4c. Some par.
clcs of ordinary have been sold as low as 20
a 22c.'
CHEESE Market dull Prices have n down
ward tendency from the highest quotations.
FLOUR There has been good healthy
tone TO the Flour market since the late advices
from Europe. No material advance on the cur
rent rates Of last week has been obtained, but
the trade operate more freely and prices are very
firm.
GRAlN-The market has been very dull and
settled for Corn since our last report and pr ces
are full &c per bu lower than then noticed
Oats are in steady demand but prices if anything
are not so firm. Sales of Northern at 50 sic
per bu. Rye Is scarce and in small lots brings
95c per bu. White Beans are in good demand
For clear aud selected Pea and Marrowiat Is
, co.
PROYISIONS-The past has been a dull
week for Provisions the sales having been con
fined to small lots 10 supply the wants to the trade
POrATOES-Prices remain the same
Peach Blows and Whites SOC; Carriers csc.
POULTRY All that come well dressed in
good order. fat and not soalded, finds ready
market at l24e; bat scaided and not in good or
der is unsaleable at &c less.
WOOL The large auction sale of domestic
and foreign Wools to come off on the 18th inst
has pot stop TO business, and nothing has beer
done the past week of any importance. A large
lot of DeLane Wool sold at SOC, e mos.
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Physicaus' opinions Of the wonaotful efficacy Of Rock
Rose, OF scfoiuu ur. =. Eullnr, Of Hartford,
has used the Rock Hose e. The ofa scruua fem L.
which the usuti aut-scfo5 remedies had ail been
employed. The disease apparently arrested by this
remedy. nr lsanc Parrish. of Philadelphia fks that
BE- has been successfully used bad OF scfouous
discuts sc. d.. Webb, Madison county, Ct has used
toe Rock Rose with success. in Of scfuiu,
particularly ih ohiidren. IT. naiksr If Deep River,
and pt. A Bun. at Westbfook Ct have with mos.
satisfactory results IN. L. 2. Brockrt used 1t ~ his
practice ia Nov fondoa CT, aud Clinton iut several
years, with uniform nrcoss n of Srolua and Incl
eni consump uon and M bic own case, when lahuring
nndrr pulmonary diseases, wuh all the symptoms 81
hfmcd fhihiss found Of great service IN moaufatn
he action OF The pulse H. :. T. Harilot OF Lyme, Conn.
also used with great success, 90 Of srtuul and
Other blood iisonscs othor - sicors also spunk or
valuable remedy ot ScIouuus diseases. Tho above
tracts pre- taken tom work by D. A. Tyler. ~ d OF
New Haven, Conn. s52w
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Warnings Lectures.

We attended the first lecture of this gentle
men at Washington Hall, and were pleased To
find him supported on the stand by the Agn
cultural Committees of the Senate and House Of
Representatives, together with other distinguish
ed members Of the Legislature a large NUM-
Der being present, Mr.. Waung was intro
duced to the audienc by Lieut.. Gov Klddcr,
in the absence Of Gov Robinson.
The lecturer, in plain, practical manner, re-
lated the various sources from which plants OBJ
tam their nourishment. aud how those sources
are IN good cultivation repaid for their loss.--
His rcmarks accounted in simple manner for
many operations often considered mysterious,
and gave a clear insight into the various causes
of fertility and barrenness.
Z he knowledge impaired in Mr.. Warnings
lecture was Invested of the flowing robes OF
literature, and presented in the shirt sleeves OF
practical science, ready to 20 into the field and
assist the farmer in his daily operations, while
advancing him to q higher position as an inia-
leetual man.
This first lecture was good and necessary
introduction to those which are TO follow We
trust that all who attend ,ho remainder Of the
course viii receive that ben-di which we pre-
diet from such a committeeman, and while We
congratulate Prof Mapes ou having produced 50
good an advocate Of his fayonte subject, We
cannot but feel that our State is 10 receive adj
vantage from his exertons.
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Tuu PRESIDENT BRrTlsn CARPET
lbe Edngburgh News describes magnili-
cent carpet Just completed by Templelon
& Co, Mile End, Glasgow, to order for the
White House. The carpet IS Of the pa,en-
ted Administer fabric, aud is the largest e. er
made by Messrs. Templelon, being 30 feet
IN length by 40 vide. The portion, woven
in the loom without seam, is y feet by 81,
aud The remainder consists of a handsome
border sewed on. The "hlling in" is a ru-
BY and crimson damask with three tasteful
uedallons in the centre. and rich corner
pieces to correspond. The medallions are
dlled with bouquets Of flowers, designed and
executed with exquisite taste. The entire
piece weighs upwards OF ton, aud IT'S value
IS between $3.50 to $500 sIerling-S24OO