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De QU1NcY.-A foreign correspondent of
the Neto York Courier, gives an account of
visit which he made to DeQuIncy, the Essay
ist, from which we extract the following:
cat length a clump of neat little Gotta ses
was reac ed, uncovered in the mids 0 n)Dle
trees. AT the doorway of one OF tnese { t.
tages, we were received by DeQaincy. A it,
tie man, with a bowed figure, with a very
large head, and very plainly dressed, extended
| his thin half transparent hand, grave smile
| breaking up the melancholy of his pale saffron
colored face, with a slight twinkle of his sad
clear eye, welcomed us with voice plaintive,
soft, deep, musical and slow. There was no
majesty i'll his men, but about HIM there was
| an indehnable something that revealed genius
and inspired respect. His presence was not
| that OF power, nor that of a magician, but
that of an iudescribable mixture OF the two.
His frail body seemed like the delicate texture.
hard-worn garment OF fiery soul that had
not been sparing of its mortal vesture. An
ample plain forehead, that seemed clothed
with perpetual youth, was half concealed and
half revealed by thin locks, whose co,tr .ndl-
Gated the presence of premature cd age HIS
head hung heavily down towards hls breast.
as though over burdened with thought.
Upon the wall of small, plain parlor. into
which We entered, hung Autograph portrait
OF Hawthorne, conSe luently the con1 ersation
began about the author of the 81 Scarlet Let
ter" Deluincy spoke OF HIM with warmth.
even with enthusiasm and that he has read
all his works with great delight and hoped to
have the good fortune to meet him. He then
enquired about Mr.. Emerson, and gave a min
ute account Of visit he had once received
from the great American transcendentalist.
A thousand eager questions were asked about
men aud things in the United States, and the
opinion was expressed that the American
mind which mauiiests such activity III politics
and commerce, will not be wanting i'll literary
productiveness. "H energy and inyeAtive-
ness, he said, 'are the chef characteristics
OF genius. there is no power Of computation
that can calculate the results of its happily un-
DISTRACTED activity"
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THURSDAY. AUGUST 10, 1854.
Best Mode Of Curing Hay.

My mode of curing hay was derived from
directions given by Judge Buel, about the
time he started the Cultiyator. The moving
should be performed when the grass is free
from rain water or dew; and when the grass
is wilted it should be cooked, observing the
rule invariably never spread the grass or
open a cock unless through carelessness water
has got into its midst. Ii the prospect of wea-
ther is good and yield large, what is moved
in the forenoon and up to mid afternoon, is
turned over in the swarth before the dew falls,
so as to expose the green surface to the dew.
The next day it is cked either from the
swarth or winrow, by placing one fork full
upon another without rolling up. This is the
most important thing 10 b b well done in the
whole process of hay making, and every man
must be instructed to do it tie right way, aid
no other. or the whole system fails. When
cooked it should remain unopened until cured
from two days upwards. The cocks should
be made small III circumference and as tall
as they will stand the grass being cooked
when heavy, they Will not blow over easily.
For experiment, have alo we'd the cocks to
stand three weeks, aud | think without IN
jury. The same came out blight in March
with the heads, leaves add blossoms of tee
clover on, and as bright as when cut. | find
most men, after the hay is cooked, are impa-
lleHt 10 SUI IL AIIef q long ram, let The
clcks remain until thoroughly dried upon the
outside, about two days and then ii wet at
the bottom. inyert them ready for another
rain upon that end; or ii good weather. draw
it III soon thereafter.
In this way, never have had any badly
cured, in the woi t of weather Care AID
Judgment will eIcone tie worst of tHcll-
t e.. | ba had cocks out fro 4 one to Two
weeks iii sc elest rains, without mater al in
jury. Ii tie eather is doubtful, the .rass is
sIlead. and if glt 1t should be cooked the
same day is moved. But tie iarn. er as
no busi es to La e Light gas. W. and
half tons TO the acre is tie east he saould
have wLeD long enough Oh tie arm to p e.
pare and seed his meadows. 1t ls miserable
economy to have less.
There is another way Of curing hay, which
hre known some good farmers to practice.
mat Is, cut the grass when la blossom, flee
from wet; wilt IL, and draw it to the barn III
that state, and keep the barn as near air { ght
as possible haze understood this is extern
sively practised in Pe.nsyl, ania, where they
have stone barns well adapted to the practice;
and one of the most intelligent graLiers in
Chemuug county, told me this was his prac-
tice; he said the hay would mould little but
the cattle would eat it as well or better, aud
he thought it more nutritious-probably bet
ter for cattle than horses or sheep Country
Gentleman.
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Discovery AT GALLIPJLI.-In letter from
private sold er, dated Cali poll, June 10,
and addressed to his family, we lead 'sAnd
another thing have to inform you, We found
young glrl lele-an English girl Sic
was sla. re 10 some Gleek here; she was
found working III e ields, by one OF the wo-
meh OF the 18th regiment. VINO was going
across the Iields to 90 to Market when tie poor
c, eaturp called her over, and asked for drink
OF water, aid shea she told her that she was
all English woman, and mad been slave to this
GreeA four years he was shipwrecked with
her father when she wa, II Yeas old. She
says this elbow was pirate when he ir>t took
her But the soldiers Went aud got some
clue to where these fellows we're, and pulled
tie nest about them, aud brought five Of them
pris and brought twenty women away
with them-all slaves But they had the En-
glishwoman confined in irons somewhere
else. But they told the men they would
hang them all there and then to a tree.
if they would not tell where the Englishwo-
man was; and to save their lives they told.
and they then found the poor girl in dun.
geon under ground, and III irons, and with a
great weight on her chest so they released
her. These men are to be tried, and thew are
sure to be shot. The soldiers are going to
make subscription for her she is a native of
Essex
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TIE LIVING SrREAM.-Dnring the month
of June tfty-one emigiant ships took theil de-
parture from Liverpool, having on beard 2l,
767 passengers. OF these. tLirty-,wo sl.ips
were bound for the United States, nasia. ON
board 1885 passengers, composed Oh 2,l25
English, SlS Scotch, and 9,043 Irish, and the
remainder, 1881 natives of other countries.
chiefly German; six ships for Canada, with
1928 emigrants: one for New Brunswick with
255 passengers on board and twelve for the
Australian colonies, of an aggregate tonnage
of 1892 tons, and with Asa adult passen-
gers on board, of whom 1907 were English.
1859 Scoth, 562 Irish, and the remainder,
466, native Of other countries. The total emil
grafton from Liverpool for all foreign ports
during the quarter ended June 80, was 81, $50
as compared with 74.64l in the corresponding
quarter of last year, showing an increase in
the number OF emigrants of $3.50. This is
larger number of emigra1ts than have sailed
from that port during any preceding quarter.
-NatioaGi I',telligeacer.
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UAN SIS BEE hLE rI.-PATENTED IN
sss lS53.The subscriber has purchased the right
z s.g make and s. DaUis's bee Hue, by which any
Nss@ may keep bees with perfect safety and
cess; all difficulty being removed; the Hive being sys-
tenn of order Combining advantages than all other
hives offered the public II has been exhibited many
of the American Fairs and the Crystal Palace New
York, it has obtained both premiums and m,das for its
uperiOrity-t being adapted all localities open
houses, stores, shops, offices,
BY the Of this Hive swarning is necessary and
still supply OF Queens No bees are destroyed by the
zee moth; killed in taxing away honey mona
die for ut Of ventlaon; destroyed by robbing
die by flying upon the snow die for want
Of feed having receipt Tor making 1.-THE Hive being
perfectly adapted to feeding beesa newly discovered
Venton making the best Of honey which has received the
premium over forest honey, in New York.
The subscriber has Hive, with the bees work. No
Foundry street, he offers for sale Hives Bees and
Rights The public are invited to call and see.
j. W. HEALEY
Worcester, July L. 1854. dSwtf
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" UICesIVI, JuIy I, IoJK. dNWtf
VENHE FLOATING BALLS, OR
II KNUCKLE
SHTNG MACHTNEt

w A0IIINU MACHINE
This Invention is the "Ne Plus Ultra" of a Labor
Saving Machine in this line, much the Sewing
fifteen collars may be washed at once perfectly clean
Ii to minutes other articles in like quantity in Tess or
more time as they soiled All are astonished at the
almost labor required and the great rapidity of its
workthe thorough cleansing obtained without the
slightest injury to the finest fabric. Bank Notes have
repeatedly been washed, with clothes till cleaned and
came out uninjured. An examination will satisfy the
os ncredulOus Of its great value in every family for
by it, washing is rendered of the most easily dis
charged domestic abors Please bear mind that we
,UGrdH this Machine to wash ttUce as fast and with far
less power than any other Machine I'M the United States
For full particulars apply the subscribers who have
them for sale at of Exchange st., and Railroad
Worcester, Mass. LAMB 4 FOSTER.
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THOMAS Drew at No. 2l2 Main Street. Worcester Mass.
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z NI,.nRTANrrn NllLI.nRS ANn MIL

Z IMPORTANT TO NfELLERS AND Mill
oMNEhS.-A new und improved dressing Tor Nh
stones, (Which patented IN ~ by NJ Gaines Texas
and the right which III The New kugiaul States,
throughout Europe, is owned by Col. CBAS. MILLS, ii
Georgia. u6ered t. the Alers and Mil Owners OF
This STATE, by GORGE Z ). CURTIS, u rcester who
is the sole Agent. Col Mills has caused this ssiag
be put several Nils il this city, with the understand
nl, chat ii not improved, charge suui he made H.
instance has he failed gain 80 pr in the
meal ground, with tiie power, and in
the amount has been Il uhl.d, In trebled.
The expense ia the 81 gliding pair Of with
Tins r ssIg is thuut $40 And the price Of the right IL
The improve iet, S5U h. 500, according
Tn, uf business done, 800 being the geier price
per Rui"
This lusid red the most important Improvement
made IN the mutc OF grttlig aud The ant iicy
With which il Is appiet Cannot tail commend It's Ii
III rled in this hri.tGh ol business virtually
l. uDles 'wer 81 mill i-reiicc may be made
Nni. Dickinson, ". " PdtcI Jr d. L. Em rsIn Of this
City, VIII Isl Nils have }. ressed in this way aud are
low grinding than twice much IS before
Gao. T. 5. CURTIS,
General for the State Of Massachusetts
80 IFlIu wtf
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MI ED DONY'S 100 WAYS TO MAKE
~ MONEY consisting of discoveries valuable in
ormaton and 100 receipts by which persons have cleared
from three to ten dollars day. the past year. per-
son can fail to make money and il is suitable for every
station in life, either for travelling permanent locality;
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gist should have.
Address, post paid ncosing 81, and the above work
will be forwarded Immediately. NJ. EDWARD DOW.
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Opposite american Temp. House.
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Fashion and Famine, by Ann S. Stephens.
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Twenty Years in the Philippine Islands.
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~ w Z u b Lie TION S!
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At A. H. MENTIONS, 2O7 Alaiu Street. "a large invoice
Of PAPER HANGINGS, which Builders Landlords, and
others in want will dnd it for their advantage
inc
A. ii. n is prepared to put all kinds Of paper, at
shnrt notice. in the hest manner. mch6 diff
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"a FOR SALE Ar A BARGAIN!

hsA TO K SALF = I 4 BA RGA AIN.
E.iG TWO story HJt SES, Lagrange St, will he
sEs}s sold cheap, for cash approved credit. Said
HOUSES well built of the best of materials AID in
gooj modern style, with good water, commanding one Of
the most pleasant cites in the city Th present owner
wishing n change his business wishes to sell both Of these
houses possihl will b. stl1 both together or
separate, For particulars inquire of J, S SMALL, on
the premises
Worcester. May %, 1854. diff
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Groceries, Mt.

sFE=a FLOUR! FLOUR!- NOW IN
IN3 Store, and receiving by Western Railroad extra
49, q and common Flour, among which may be
found the following brands
Chds. j. mn & SONS unsurpassed Extra.
w. Whitney, Premium.
c. j. hin, Extra, Blue Jacket, Extra,
John Williams, do. Elliot BHlis, do.
L. d. She{nnire. do. Seneca Chief, do.
Ind other brands.
Half bbls. Hill Son. IIill Extra, and f. D. Shelmire
Extra.
Quarter and Eighth bag Flour, extra quality.
Graham Flour Of superior quality, Of our manufac-
ture, in barrels and bags. BLISS SUTTON, & co.
my24 dawtf No. Mechanic st.
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TRUNKS, VALISES, AND CARPET
n BAGS-0f the best manufacture, for sale low, at
APPS d&wtf MERRILL'S, 22l Main st
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ga FOR SALE.-A House containing two good
biA tenements, situated on Salem st. Terms easy
- For particulars inquire of the subscriber
m diff II. W. BENCHLEY
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csICN AND FANCY PAINTlNG.-The
u subscriber DESTROYS Of giving more particular atten-
ion the above named business, ms removed 70 nau
.nyton Corner loOm No up Htairs, where he will
await all orders. is9 diff pEArEA kAOE'
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GENTS WANTED.-MENo of business habits
IN wishing to engage in lucrative business, who would
like to sell Backmans Genuine Healing Basam and Val
liable Red Salve, would do well to call and at
place. GERALDS THOMPSON, General Agents.
No. / Walnut St., Worcester, Mass. d23 d1y
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ma. =. MORRILL.S FEMALE SpE-

No. Is HOWARD STREET. ..................B osToN.
PhiLddellh id, Dec. 18Th, 1858.
Dr. MoRRlLL-Dear Sir: 1 have experienced so ..uch
benefit from your Remedy, that brg to tender you my
most sincere thanks. l am, sir, respectfully,
Tvs dt4d6ms MARIA ALM0NT.
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Rcol Gstate.

RINOR SALE-A COTTAGE HOUSE, convenient for
r two tenements, situated at 81 Carroll street on the
of Carroll ami Glenn streets. Inquire Of CHAs
KIRBY, on the premises. iy4 diff
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A"
An order ofany Of the papers mus, be
sccomPanied byE'he money for i, else
the paper win not be sent. Bank notes
current who're subscriber resides will
be received Al par.s
The UAILY GLOBE which will eonta:0
all the proceedings of Congress-, will be
sent to the papers that copy this prospec.
,us as often as three times Hetore the
meeting Of Congress. as &
Those who publish this prospectus
should send a paper directed, "Daily
Globe, Washington, D. C.,ss so marked
with pen 40 to direct attention TO il.
It's expected that those papers which
published the prospectus for tho las,
year, and have been receiving the Daily
Globe therefore, and desiys 10 receive II
the comine year, will publish this prps-
pecius. 0
j desire 10 employ Agents, who can
produce good recommendation, 10 obtain
subscribers. IS M
JOHN G. RIvES.
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PUTNAM COMMON PLEAS.
Samuel Piefman Plaintiff

=
lLnciils Hubbard defendant ssa
TlIEsaid Lucius Hubbard is, hereby 40.
ti6ed tt,si the above named Samuel Pier
mans on sihe Sd day of Oclsbef "A. D.
1854, fite6 d tfs Office OF the Clssk Gf
the Court OF common pleas, .! 'Putnam
county, and State OF Ohio;; iiia petition,
setting forth thai the said defendent is
indebted 10 said plaintiff in the sum Of
eigh, hundred and .ffiy dollars, with ins
terest thereon, from The 6thday Of SeE>
,ember A. ID. 1853, assevidcnced by The
spromisory mole Of said defendant given
10 plaintiff, dated Cold Spriag, Seplem-
ber 9Th 1853. The object and prayer oi
said petition, is tina, on The hearing, and
fiaal determination Of this action, judges
meut be rendered in favor Of spid piain>
'iiff, BY said Court Of common pleas, ard
against said defendant, for the sum Of
eight hundred and ffty dollars, with in-.
,erest ihsreon from The 9Th day Of Sep>i
tember A. D. 1853. Said defendant is
further notified, that II he shall fail 10
answer or ,demur 70 said petition 90 AZ
before the lllhsday Of February, A. D j
1855; the said petition will be deiefmin-
ed al the mex. term Of said court iheIeaE
Ter held and iudgmenlsEendered accord-I
inglys..,,ss.s,',s "a. "a. ~. s. SUTTON,
! ~ ss ATTY iot Petiliensr !.
Deeember 9; 1864 7i3-6Ai
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Z CHAIN PUMPS

HyHE SUBSCRIBER manufactures sxten-
IL sively q superior article Of Chain
Pumps, which he Is selling mt greatly 70.
.duced prices. The superiority Of these
pumps over oil others, is universally admit.
ted BY all who have given them fair trial.
The power they possess of purifying, and
making wholesome, bad, and improving
good wafer, shout induce alto use no other
kind. have had these pumps put in wells
where the water was not ft for common cu-
linary purposes, and the result was the wa.
ter was thoroughly transformed, and made
pure, plcasent, and healthy, altogether de-
void OF It's former repugnant gualities.
They take the water from the b o,tom OF the
vel, and thus keep the moii9n, making il
lively and sparkling, similar of that Of a
spring. They are also very durable, lasling
fo gaars. A sH a gs'fy a AfB
Ess Iwlll sellla pump for 30 foo, well, com.
plets, including everything necessary, for
5000. with an addition, or, deduction, OF 20
cents for every foot more or less. r
tguaranty everything perfect. AS
Through my extensive experience in this
line hive aseertaiDed where the best of ma
teriul ca n be bought for the least money,
and consequently am enabled to sell su.
perior article !or 100 per cent, less than an
inferior article can be bought for elsewhere.
Persons clubbing together and sending fol
number at one time, can have them ship
ped by Canal 10 their nearest point, and |
will pay Canal freight, and to such as wish
10 engaRei In the sale Of them, ran offer
great inducements, either in pumps complete
or in any Of the articles pert,ining to them.
Terms-Cash. -
Direc; all orders to P. ]. LYE Jr.
ss -. Deiphos, Allen. county, Ohio.
November 30th 1854. n7I2.
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EXECUTIONS NOTICE. u ii
ATpTICE Id hereby .aiseH. thai The Undersigned
~ was cn tie ltb day Of October, 1854, duly an
pointed and qualified al exeeuter on the estate pr
kasper Kleinkeins, nte ofPdtnam county Ohio. deca.
WILHELM VoR DER LANDWEHR.
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W Powders.

Nis aremarhable Ect that among the hundreds "
eminent physicians who have examined the recipe BY
demned It, but all approve It, and commend It In the
highest terms Many physicians express themsolves
strongly in the belief that decidedly the best prepa
ration OF 9arsapara that has been placed before
the public Although there are MANY pliyAciAns who
feel reluctance to having their names appended 10 the
Recommendation Of any particular remedy, notwith.
standing they may approve OF 1t in the highest degfee
there are others who frankly yield their support In favor
Of remedy which they know is capable Of doing 20
much good in an afflicted community As an evidence,
read the following from old and respectable physicnna
Of high standing In the community in which they live
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