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PA r KER UsE!
3 B OS Il ON.

4 PAL X Err HOUSE
b OS Il ON.
nkMl#
IIEl1liN This new and elegant establishment, situated
kAAA on School street, is now completed, and will be
open for guests on Monday, Oct. sth.
1t Will be conducted the European plan having
chambers parors for the accommodation of about one
hundred gentlemen, with public restaurant where meals
viii be served at all hours the daY The arrangements
OF numerous private Dinner and Supper Rooms the
commodation Of clubs. societies. &C. is unsurpassabIe
Inere is also a saurant, with private entraoce on
School s for the special accommodation Of ladies' or Ia
dies accompanied by gentlemen. The prcprietors have
spared no expense in fitting this house with all the ar
rangemens and appliances necessary The comfort Of
its guests, and they them no efforts shall be want
ing on their part to meet the appreciation of the public
II. D. PARKER,
MI d8m JOHN r. MILLS.
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THE GREAT SHOW

FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
Is now OPEN and will be co7ued through the season. at
VALENTINE +, E STUDIEYS
NO. WORCESTER HOUSE BLOCK,
Cor. Main and Elm streets.
All articles on exhibition will be Sold as called Cor by
the Visitors but arrangements been made to replace
al articles disposed of that there will en- hand each
day full and complete assortment of
FINE AND COMMON oYERCoA7iS, BUSINESS
AND DRESS COATS, SHAWLS,
Doeskn, Cashmere and satnet PANTS; Velvet, Silk,
satin Plush and Wooden VESTS;
o s. CLOT THING
and any quantity of UNDERSTANDS and DRAWERS
Guernsey Frocks, Mufiers, Wool and Leather Mitteus
and Gloves, Cravats, Shirts, Bosoms Collars Caps Um
brellas, Dressing Gowns, &c, &C.
Garments Rande 20 order ~ IL superior
manner. dawtf slS
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wORCEsTER DAILY sPY......THI
Books, 5tu.ionerp, &r.
NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS !!
BAKER. TRUMBULL, & BARNES.
No. 1874 Main Street.

NEW BOOKS. NEW BOOKS u!
BAKER, TRUMBULL, & BARNES.
No. 1874 Main Street.
Godfrey Moncton or the Faithless Guardian.
CIotchets and Quavers, by Max Maretzek
Lily, by the author of Busy Moments of an Idle Wo
man.
Caste Sidney A. Story, Jr.
Poems of Home and Travel Bayari TAYLOR.
Mystic and other Poems; P. ]. Bailey.
The Song CT Iiiawatha, Henry W. Longfsllow.
The Bars Of augu.tusburg, Gustave Nfertz
Molly and Kitty, from the German.
Love of Country. from the French.
Curious Stories adrut Fairies, &c
side &c
Progress of II 4gi'us IDEAS, Mrs. Child.
Occasional Sermons. Chas Lowell.
Early Religious Mucatior. w &. Eliot
Amy Lee or Without an Within
Reechcroft, by the author of Heartsease.
Juno Clifford.
Leaves of Grass
Awful Disclosures, by Maria Monk, of the Hotel Deu
Nunnery of Montreal
The Lime. Kiln Man, or the Victim of Misfortune
Know Nothing Alm4nac for 1856
Toy, Story Books, and Games of every description
Constantly in receipt Of new publications..
EpOOKS-BOOKS-BO JOHN KEITH
CO.'S Bulletin of New Books, No 239 Main street
Tha Works of Charles Lamb, 2 vols.
Lily, Novel, by the author of g Busy Moments.n
Artists and Tradesmans Companon by Ryrn
The Border Beagles, sirms.
totus VI 1oHie duu ItdVela HayarQ Iayl0r.
The Mystic, Poem, Bailey.
The Modern Pilgrims, 2 vols.
The Refugee, or Narratives of Fugitive Slaves.
Mexico and its Religion, Wilson.
Twice Married.
God Revealed in the Creation.
Lacy Boston, Fred Folio.
Occasional Sermons, Lowell
Little Nell, }
Child Wife, Dickenss Children's Stories.
Snke,
The Land OF Gold, W. H Helper
My fathers House, Mcdonald
Stray Leaves from the Book of Nature DeVere,
Richard Hurdis, simms
India, China, and japan, Bayard Taylor.
The Match Gill.
Isoras Child.
Cora and the Doctor.
A Tour among the Planters.
Physiology of Marriage
Our First Families.
The End, Cumming.
The Annals OF San Francisco.
Henry VIII. and his six Wives Herbert.
0ak6eld, w Arnold.
New Hope. or the Rescue.
History of the Council of Trent
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Cost ano 5oun0.

OST-0n Saturday, Sc 90 in money, and Gold
IA Ring The finder shall be suitably re Warded by
leaving the same at this Office. n27 d3t
I 0ST.-0n the 18Th inst, 10 Main St. n GOLD
M BREAST PIN, containing hair under a glass set
round with pearls. The finder will be generously reward
ed by leaving it at
CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD, & co.'s.
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Ammsements

''shOuId A uId Acquaintancd be ForgoI!''
MIA THANKSGIVING NIGHT! n5rn
X1A# Ar VI ~
C ITY H ALL. S
In Worcester,
On Thursday Eve. Nov. 90, 1858.
T H l. II A r. NJ o n E o n 81!
HAVE CoME!!
And after absence of year. have the honor OF pre-.
senng themselves to the citizens of this place and ycni
ty, with their Unique Chase and Fashionable Musical
Soirees, at the above HALL
This Band has just the of the British Prov
inces with unexamped success, have every where
been received with unbouuded applause, eciting from
the universal press but sentiment viz that this is
The Best Rand in the World!
This Troupe ever comprises efficient talented and
versatile company Of six performers, among whom are
found those old Favorte Art's who have received
in this plac9 with decided appreciation.
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING TALENT
JOHN POWER,
The Talented and Versatile Performer.
JAMES POWER.
The Original Toney, and the greateet Delineaor Of the
times; and is uuequalled as a Performer
JOHN NORTON,
The Unrivalled Violnis
TIM NORTON.
From Whites Opera House. New York, the celebrated
Tamborine Player and Jig Dancer
-. w. MORTON,
The Juvenile Female Dancer
JAMES NORTON.
The Celebrated Alto Singer, ard Second yiolinist.
The Entertainment will of Vocal and Instrument
tai Music, appearing Ebiopians in Songs and Dances
with descriptions of Queer Quaint and Quarresome Oar.
kes.
"songs dis time, dat time and mos all de time"
The whole forming an Enter .anment, for variety
never surpassed by any other Company.
Cards of Admission % cents; Children accompanied
by their parents, half price.
Doors open at Z, to commence at u O'Clock.
n24 dpon3t
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ANOR sALh.--A HOUSE FliAME, ready Tor erso.
~ ton, sise 26KeO, two storles. Apply 40 VA.
NAG du Nn WHEHlOck'e Cigar szose.
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Notifies.

EMOV A L.-The subscriber having reno we'd
q from Orange Y Southbdge st.. would respect
fully give notice that he will continue, heretofore to
keep the best supply of
CAKE, BREAD, AND PASTRY,
to be found in the city Order received by A. P Abee
Confectioner, Pleasant st., at y southbIidge st
MI diff GEO. 4. KING
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No UNN'S INT DILIGENCE OFFICE
I'VE No. 233 MAIN sTBEET, Up STAIRS.

NvUNN'S INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
I'VE No 233 MAIN sTBEET, Up STAIRS,
TENO BE LET-A nice tenement ON Charlton street.
N Sl6@' rooms on Pleasant St., $75 rooms on
Harvard ST., SIPS.
HOUSE FOR SALE, on Salem st., 8 tenements.
IL d Rare chance for a mechanic.
NATET NURSE can he had. Also, a Scotch
woman TO do housework; several capable girls,
and one colored girl
PAPER AND FANCY BOXES,
WEDDING CAKE BOXES,
And all kinds Of Paper Boxes made to order Also
Fancy WOOD BOXES mede by
RICHMOND,
MO dzw 233 Main street, up stairs.
VHNHE BEST FLOUR IN THE MAR.
Il KET.--4O bbls Quincy Fau1i y Flour. as good as
the best Flour Of former years. and warranted be supe
ror to any in this market received this day. and for sale
sn26 diff 1856 Main st.
EbILES-PILES-PIL Sy-JENNIsoN's
a Pile and Wom Compounds, sure cure for the Piles,
for sale by DAVID SCOTT, and other respectable Drug
gisls in the United States.
HpREAD.-In accordance with the wishes Of many
- customers, we have made arranglmen with MIR.
Dearborn and Will be supplied daily with his unequaled
White and Brown Bread. IL. GRIFFIN 4 90.
mo du
6DE CASKS SATIN w nITE-
rs do White Soda Ash.
100 carboys oil Vitrio.
For Sale by Q. "A. HARRINGTON & co.
an51 istf
Rh6AdA LBS. GOSHEN BUTTEK-Of
~, ~ very superior quality, equal to any which
Also As tubs Vermont Butter same diaries we have
offered our Gust mers ia former Yeas.
ii, GRIFFIN 4 co.
O. OXEN FOR SALE.-The subscriber
ENklN oii'rs TOR sale pair Of Oxen, years old,
M-N cheap, for casn, would exchange for a
~zzAstl~~As young Cow. Inquire OF F
M al wM DUDLEY, seavcr st.
6iCTTiNC BLUlhs ANVIL BLOCKS
~ Tor safe az IIhE xASiEfY STORE" No, 50 Main
ny YOUNG dn mar29
SICILY sUMAC.-lOO bags Ineham 4 O. = i,
- quality sumac Just received and for sale by
nlI du O. s <A.J. HOWE.
NEW MALAGA RAIsINS.-l5 1850 boxes
~ Bunch and Layer kaisins so boxes Valencia Raj.
wM. o. SWEET & CO.,
hNULLER'S EARTH-BIue vlrlol, Alum. IN
chromaIe potash, Pearl Ash, Suinac Clutch, 4 Gam
bier, For sale In quantities 70 suit, by
au3l ish Q. A, HARRINGTON Il co
NEW FRUIT. 100 boxes, halye.. aud ona,ters
v new Bunch and Layer Rasns The LAYERS are sr
perOr 10 any brought 10 the STATES for several yeara Nor
sale Wholesale and retail by H. GRIFFIN a co.
nIL ROSE GERANIUM.--A large lot Of
~ " pure article tor sale low by GEO Il. spuRR,
nzo u.i 20l Nam st.
Il ARD OILl-1OO bbls. Lard OIL 10 store and 70
NJ sale by -. @. 3. 4 A. j. HOWE,
nI ai wor Rank Block.
4 EECHES.-A enc lot on hand at $3.50
~ GEO. u. spURRs,
NO du 2ol Nam st.
BOARD - gentleman and lady, or single persons,
PleasApt 81, up stairs. WE OH III
S1OARDING.--A gentleman and wife can be &C
= = eomuiodated with good,roon and boarding. bv an
f'S~s =" "" 81" ~sAs w e. n1oh
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NEW PUBLICATION.
THE FLORIST, OR SINGERS GUIDE!
new collection of

THE FLORIST, OR SINGERS GUIDE!
new collection Of
Social, Moral, and Relisious Songs,
and Juvenile Singing Schools.
ORIGINAL AND SELECTED,
BY o. CoLLEsTER.
The editor having had many years. experience as
Teacher Director of Music and having been for seve-
raj years employed teacher and Director of Musical
Conventions, and Teachers Insutes and also having
been employed in the State Normal School at Framing
ham, and the Normal Institute at Lancaster Mass by
which circumstances various other opportunities he
has boen enabled to ascertain the wants of the people in
regard to this department of education feels confident
that viii only the appreciation of the many
Teachers and Superntendents of Schools and friends of
education who Lave 50 earnestly solicited its compilation,
but the puclic generally
Published aud or sale by W. J. REYNOLDS BOSTON A
Marsh, Worcester.
Price per dozen, $500, Copies for examination for
ward to any eddress receipt of eleven Letter Posta
stamps NIB dtf&w9
liNcohN's nls TNp OF woKcGs-
Twelve ;onies Of Lncons History Worcester can be
iound at LlVERMoRE'S BOOKSTORE, No. Worcester
| House Block
The above is the only authentic History OF Worcester
ever published ana those wishing for copy of this yau-
abe work. should ca early, the few copies Store being
tAe ast o. the edition. EDW. LIYERM0RE
j. X. BASisrER n27 diff
| "a EW Goops! NEW GOODS
just received, a large and elegant assortment of
! FRENCH And ENGLISH STA TIONBRYt
which we respectfully invite the public examine.
Also superior lot of Mahogany, Inaid and Rosewood
| WRITING DESKS whici we offes for sale lou
ns diff BAKER, TRUABULL, & BARNES
BOOKS! NEW BOOKS
LlVERMORE'S NEW BOOKSTORE
No. Worcester House Block.
Lucy Boston
Hawatha, Longelow's new Poem.
fresh supply Of Amos Lawrence.
Mollie and Kittie, or Pleasant Life in Ireland
The Bears o. Augustusburg.
Love of Country, Lobieski aud Hedyig
Conversation, its Faults and Graces A. r Peabody
Physical Geography, tor Fam Hes and Schools
All New Books as issued from tae Press
MO d1 j. X. BANISTER, Agent.
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NEW PRINTS OPENED TODAY

100 pieces new fresh Goods at c.nts.
100 pieces new fresh Goods at 81 cents.
All fine cloths and fast cnos and Uery cheap
at CHAMBERLIN, BARNARD, & cos.
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Take great pleasure announcing to tbs Citizens of Wor
cester, and to the Ladies 10 particular that they
are now prepared to sell cboice and
Desirable DRY GOODS
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n OTICE.-The subscriber having made change
in his business by taking partner, would hereby
give notice that all accounts due i'm be settled i'm
medlatey A. PEASLEE.
diff
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- FARM FOR sALE.-one of the ,,y-.
,;; best and most productive in Worcester con- NJ
lz.A tanning abou sixty acres very pleasantly s==~
situated about two miles from the Court House, and will
be soil at great bargain Apply to
WM L. MERRIFIELD.
Worcester, Nov 49, 1855. diff
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GILKS AT 81 leg CENTS. Beautiful SILKS
~ at e2i cts, in Small Cheeks, Plaids and srpes-new
fresh Goods, and worth SIC. For sale at
chamberlain. BARNARD, & CO.'S.
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EREN LANGUA Gr

i " sssiSsa. "a s,as 1 @Tks E sGrfos, 'u's
.iW% as"sv n~ ~ tnsahanis y
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4 YCEUM LIBRARY.-An persons having
sIany books belonging to the Library of the Worces ter
Lyceu are requested return the the Librarian
previous to the first If November
Per order of Library Committee.
JOHN GRAY, Librarian.
Orf
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R'oR THE GYMNASIUM.-GYMNA
=, ! bELIb, FOOT BALLS, GRACE HOOPS, and BAT.
ALE DVOhs For sale ut "The Variety Store No. SO
MI AR
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Tho Celebrated Lung and Blood Physi.
CHM and Electricinn.
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The subscribers having just received from the Trade
Saler large isvoce and popular Books, and also
having made arrangements wdh the publishers In New
York and Boston, for the sale Of several works. are
now prepared 10 offer such inducements 10 Agents. that
any Intelligent and active young tSondH with
small capital easily realize from So to IS per day.
Call at 2O7 Main st., or address, by letter,
NJ HERVEY 4 Co,
MO DIFF Worcester, Mass.
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EEOUSE FOR SALE, on Salem st., 8 tenements.
E D. Rare chance for mechanic
NATE EFT NURSE can he had Also Scotch
woman to do houseEork; several capable girls,
and one colnred Girl.
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\ regular backwoolsInan heard William
Mason, the pianist, play at Albany. and the
impressions he received he embodics in a let
ter 70 the Albany journal, the latter part Of
which We copy:
Part l. y pretty, little. gentlcmanly,
mustac he'd man appeared upon the stage on a
quick run-a low bow audience chcer-mu-
sic begins Here want 10 begin, but am at
fault how to describe what ] heard. l can
tell how felt. (Ail owing to my country
breeding, of cOursc.)
Did YOU ever see a sick man take medicine:
Watch his WY faces, and note the look OF re-
lief when it is down. We'll. ! felt 80 when
the first piece. and in fact when the whole
tim. Wa. ended. |; wao vat,ic-tc- Jaig-sot'
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SiEERtt .iND IT'S i.rIIE%.

i.itN tt IS.
Siberia is oac OF III, wonders of tn, world.
l,lc thcrc.>crEl> almost a miracle With tenn
rcra'urc at 10 dee !, low the trccxin. point
50 low ,aat mercury freezes in the ;hc;momc-
ter, and a mans brca;h is converted into ice
As soon As i; leaves his mouth, and hangs in
iciclcs around the small aperture which he
leaves for breathing. through thrbcar skin or
volt skin Ill whr 4c : wrapped up - and
whore even ,lir hr.r.iv ,Ia, he carries in his
pocket, to kccpit .H.d with the heat Of
tie body, is often r.cd with the cold.
and if not hastily swal owed ron,cr:cd into
mass of solid spirit i seems impossible tha,
a man can 1--we. or lNin-. can enjoy life
Hut vet he does live ,hc'r and laughs and
Jokes. and makes the e, linz ring with his
wit and fun. He dance too and makes love.
and marric>, and rcars children to inherit L;s
patrimony.
Who would 90 there il no, driven by he
ccs>ity? And vet who drive the E<quimaux
or the GrccnandcrS mort ward They are
not cNilcS. They have ,ho>cn voluntarily
their present residence, or. at least they M !,
retreat from it if they choose. But habit
rcconcilc> them. The understand the modes
Of resisting the elements. ard their experience
is useful to humanity. and most probably it
is only pioneering the wa. to that supreme
dominion which is promised to nan,and which
cannot he complete so long as he is mastered
by frost and Snow.
The inhabitants of Siberia seem to be tlriv-
en- there. On an average, about 0,OoU miles
are distributed annually amongst its drcary
wastes. To native of this country, the eli
mate of Moscow, would he as drca,lfulas that
otSibcria to a native oMoscOw Thenativcs o
Siberia cannot endure the degree OF warmth
III which the cXiIcs indulge. The human DO
dy accommodates itself to its circumstances
and as cultivation and civilzat on have cvi
IDENTITY tic effect of amclioratinT = the climate
OF a country, who knows but ere long, by tho
creeping process of Siberian colonization
immense tracts of new desert land NAV be a:
well pcoplcd as the ncighborhoo of Moscow
What is most remarkable in ,efcrcncc Il
the climate OF Siberia is, that j; hould lie We
rv cold in latitu,ics no farther No til than tina
Of London. In the same latludc As the mid
die counties OF England, and but ,riii,
higher than Montreal and tlucl e, mcrcur,
viii iIcczc in Siberia in witi;cr Moscow /.
not ia.jI.cr north tl,anti.a>.ow a,,u Eiinbur-i ii,
and III ,hc Olk"cy Islands, winch .rc tarti,ci
north than IoJv!sAi. ,l.c clin,a:c - mid i:
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was brought from Mclrosc Abbey. near Ab-
bot>tord' Scotland, some twenty years ago
1t was brought by a Mrs. Trcnwick, an init
mate friend Of Mr.. Irving, and planted at
"SunnvSidc" by he" own far hands. This la
dy was Mrs. Jean Jeffrey Her father was
a minister, and it was of this lovely girl l,thcn
about seventeen. that Burns wrote two beau
tliul stanzaS, among the gems Of his poetry
~ ,.,J JrJ,,
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in the hands OF the public. And now, the
vanity of some second or third rate author
was flattcrci and drawn out, in private inter-
course, to obtain material for caricaturc in
the next Quarterly As an able man,
great a,lmircr Of the literary merits of The
Review and no sufferer Ivy it, Observed =
,ic wu,i-conncctcd and vigorous and SUCCESS
tul have nothing to apprchend from The
Quarterly but as sure as they arc old, or
blind, or deaf, or absent on their travels, or
superannuated, or bankrupt, or dead,-'Thc
Quarterly is upon them
The chccrlcss gloom which shroudcd the
close Of his lite, is alluded to 10y the same
writer, showing picture OF dcsolation suilic-
icntly sonl1ro 10 crafty the most vindic,ive
enemy -
The goodwill which he did not seek in
his happy days, was won for him by the deep
and manifold sorrows of his latter years.
The extraordinary sweep made by death in
his wi:c's family is Worldwide wonder and
sorrow. I.s'lv Scott went first; and the be-
loved chid-Lockha intelligent bov, so
well known under the name of Hugh Little
ioln-dicd when the grand-f,thcrs mind was
dim and clou1c1. Soon after SCOTS death.
his Youngest daughter and worn out nurse
followed him: and in four wears more, Mrs.
l.orhhart. The Young Sir Walter died child
less, in India; and his brother Charles. un-
married, in Persia. Lockhart was left with
a SCH and daughter.
AS years and gricis began to press hcavi-
" upon him, new sorrows arose in his narrow
domestic circle. His son was never any com
fort to him, and died in early manhood. The
only remaining descendant of Scott, Lock
har,'> ,!au"htrr, was married. and became SC
irrvent and ohc,!icnt a Catholic. As to render
all intimate Intercourse between the forlor,
father and his only child impossible. lie wa
now 0pulcnt. An estate had descended Il
him through an elder brother and he held a,
oilicc-that Of Auditor of the Duchy of Corn
wall which Welded him $500 a year. IL
had gwen up the labor OF editing The Quar-
tcrlv : bat villa, were opucncc and ici>ur
10 him now? Those who saw Kim in his LA
liz walk in London, his handsome counter
ancc-alwavS with lowcrin. and sardoni
,X,,rc>>ion-no darkcncd with sadness. an
the thin lips compressed more than ever. {
llv pain of mind, iorgavc, in respectful con
passion for one so visited, all causes of qua,
rel. however Just. and threw themselves, as
were. into his mind; seeing a,ain the earl
pranks with Christopher North. the ,linin.
~ The brook at thici>wood, the c!oricS of Il
Ailot.ionI .vor,."; parties. the ,.o..I, wit
: Scott $50 bike an ovation y in Ireland, an
the home in Regents Park, with the gent
Sophia presiding. Comparing these seen,
y ";.i The actUl, .o:,ornn,S> ot his last wear
= there wa no hyar; dat coull not pity a!
tr:..:yc. and car,iully award him lis due.
- writer who has given rluch pleasure III !,
day. and LEFT a precor, N,,;ur>, 10 ro>tcriy
u his lic O! ,iIr -rca; novelist. Iuryc!. as v
II nope it viii be, ui' Whatever ;S untrue a,
Il ont,ind. az! rendered as sa!, as it is bcaui
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and Iowa fl FOUNDER, and penny cracker
French ponies on the keys aud then puSs
in slippc,s-now holding ones ears to keep
ones head Or, and then placing ones hand
on ones heart, with fan in the other to keep
from fantinc. Whcw. J-c-r-u-s-a-l-e-m.- =
Want glad, though when it was through
Melody or harmony-'dont talk Occasion
ally, apparently by accident, a few familiar
notes would be heard, when, as if frightened
at this boori>hncss, the performer would drive
a whole drove of horses upon the keys. How
he would gather himself up for mighty
thrash. Icxpcctcd he would knock daylight
through the piano. Lastly. came 'lmprovis-
itrations, or, in plain Va }.cc paiiancc, Sc
lec,ng a few G. or 81 j,1n,iin pieces from ,
or 500 sent up 10y the audience. When read
the bill, expected to hear some cxtcmpore
music and singing (verdancy No. 2:)-but
when the pieces were called for, expected
some Understandable music vcrdancy No.
81 Attcr selecting his pieces. which were
Old Hundred, Yankee Doodle, Coming thro'
the Rye, &C., he began. and such a poundin.
as that poor instrument took it was Jar
Son OF the previous performances an hundred
fold compounded. IEja'ni;n don't EXPIRES.
the thing at all. lean likcn tlc whole thing
only to the thousand via!> OF an apoihccar,
shop into one great cauldron and dosing 4
patient ont of it. should as soon think of
curing the tyrhuS fever in that way as OF sat
i>tyin" the musical taste OF an intelligent au
dicncc with htnmpy t-'ciorls On the piano.
stake my reputation as a Yankee, tha
the performer laughed in his sleeve to Sc,
what fools he was making Of the Alhan,
Dutch. Yours.
PuMrKIN-PIr A>p ArrLE-SAvcE.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-02-17
Irm II, Lqron -id,uplm.

Aiicr a long period of decline and hci pcss
suffering, chccriully borne, the author Of
U'u Wdye died "a; SwaIlowficid cottage,
near Reading. on Wednesday last, aged, as a
memorandum furnished bv herself some years
AGO assures US GG Yeas She was born IN
1883, at Alre>io-d. in Hampshire. Her mo-
ther was an heirc>s. and the daughter Of Dr.
Russell, OF -lshe, in Hampshire, Il man oi
scholarship and letters. Her father, belong
ing to the Mitlortls Of Northumberland, was,
as her own Il, mini>c, hccS have told us, a san
.uine, cheerful, and speculative man, who
tried rhysic, played at whist, spent every
ones money. and something more, and made
every living creature about him love HIM,
lend to him, and forgive him. 10 this love
and to his eN;rava.ance his daughters life
was sacrificed. Every fortune that came IN
his way. including a E2o,oVo irizc, won IN
the lottery, Wa, wasted, caily aud rauslbI, y,
by DR.. Milford aid, While get Il gsr!, with