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The daily Gate City., 1856-04-09
LIME! LIME ~!

To Watc make and Jewellers.
NIE are new receiving our Spring stock Of
w jules Jurgensen's splendid Watches,
Vacberon d Constantine's
Lewis Richards
jules Suer's
James Stoddart's~
X. f. Coweroy's :"
+. d. Johnson's
X. perrys
and other celebrated makers, in Gold and Silver q
ses. Also large stock Of cheaper Watches, of II
best styles. Also every description of Jewelry,
he latest styles, of the finest to the cheapest qusi
Also Table and Pocket Cutlery, Plated Spoons a(
Forks, Clocks, Watch Materials spcctscles, Pistol
Accordeons, &c.
Dealers will find it to their advantage to exam(
our stock, a. we can sell as cheap any Eastej
house, and one has good assortment to sele1
from. DUHME CO.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers, No l30 Main 3
Cincinnati q.
mch3l DIV.
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From Putnam Monthly.
a Legend or the Palisades.

eThat mi ght become 6eautlfal in ths anner aan
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GT~ The Ferry Boat is raised at last. and
came IN % port last evening all aaoat. Let
Hamilton rejoice!
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For the National Err
THE AN GEL GUEST.
BY RUTH HARPER.

The maiden, at her easement, was chanting low and
sweet;
With silken Irvine on tissue rare her fingers white and
Traced bud and flower and foliage and ever, as she
wrought,
smile broke DER her lovely face from some sweet hid
den thought
stranger ssugh, the portal he was old and travel
worn;
He said have not tasted food since early yestermorn
Thou wesried sore, and maiden fair of thee
Who toll or hast known, beseech charity.
She laid aside her broidery, and spoke with
sweet;
Then led him chamber fair and bathed his burning
feet;
She brought him pure white ramen and food fair wheat
en- bread,
And bsde him his weary frame upon the downy bed
Then, she departing, athwart the purple gloom,
Made by the sken drapery that shadowed all the room
Came of golden brightness; she turned, and
standing there,
Instead of outworn pilgrim, angel calm and fair.
And voice of untold sweetness like harp-stngs ring
ing clear,
hear.
II spake 90 fair young maiden, His blessing thee
be,
Who said kind deeds lowest likewise done
TO me-
In guise of wanderer needy, already thrice to-day,
With scofng words have been driven from lordy hall
away.
Thou tried found wanting; therefore summon
thee,
In days. Gods right hand join the blest with
me.n
The radiant vision faded the angelvoice stilled
Deep peace heavenly bessedness, the maidens bosom
filed.
No sickness fell upon her; yet the seventh day,
With pure hands meekly folded, in deaths SLEEP
she lay.
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of pathos, vivid by description without any
aim to be so, because perfectly natural, it is
pleasant to read them. They cannot, however,
be placed very highin the order of poeticsl merit,
nor does the author probably so regard them.
They are thrown off with no thought that any
onewill mistake their character-lively sketches,
the most coloquial and even coarse phrases set
together with the more refined and elegant,
they present curious mixture of almost all
sorts of subjects, originals and translations,
satires and ditties, thrown together by no laws
of association, but in admirable confusion. The
popularity of the author may give them a wider
circulation, however, than any intrinsic merit
they can claim.
LECTURES SENIORS IN Harvard CoLLEaz.
BY Edward T. Claiming, late Boyston Professor OF
Rhetoric and Oraiory. Boston Teknor & Fields.
For sale by Taylor & Maury, Washington.
The results of the studies aud reflections Of a
man Of thought and observation are always q
valuable accession to Literature. In this light
we regard the volume now before us. The
topics are Of high interest. True views of ora
tory, preaching, criticism, and habits of read
ing and writing, with the necessary preparation
for communicating ones thoughts to others,
especially, should engage the attention of the
youth of our country. There is ever tendeu-
cy, and never perhaps has it been more so, to
exuberance in style; and many are beguiled
from chastened simplicity of language, by
the idea that high-sounding words only can
gain currency at the present day. The fact is,
that the assumption has too much of truth. A
volume like this may help to apply the needed
corrective. Professor Channing's wellknown
reputation, and the calm, clear method in
which he enunciates and sustains his views,
entit!e them to careful consideration. The
book is not popular one in the sense in which
many are so; yet, to those who love to peruse
the productions Of mind of elegant polish,
expressed in chaste and refined diction, it
will be welcome addition to the means of In
tellectual improvement. The biographical
sketch, prefxed by Richard II. Dana, jun, Esq,
is interesting, especially for the account which
it gives Of the origin and progress of the North
AmericGn RerieaO, in which Professor Chan
ming bore his share, and which, under the edi-
torship of Tudor, Charming, Dana, Everett,
! Sparks, and others, has exercised 50 important
an influence in the formation of literary opin.
ions and taste in this country.
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WASHINGTON, D. c.. THURSDAY AUGUST 81. 1856.

in both his, and with his head close by hers, to
tell him whether there was anything for him to
hope. Could she love him, by and by, when
he had shown her that he was worthy of heart
like hers, that he could make her happy?
Yes" Julia said, with choking voice, and
dropping her head still lower. Whereupon, he
drew her nearer to him, as he asked if he could
be so happy as to hope, to believe, that she
loved him then.
Yes, she loved him then. She had loved
him, even as he had her, from the first hour
they met. And then, with her head lying on
his shoulder, he was silent; giving thanks to
God for that great blessing; vowing, before
Him, that she should forever look back to that
hour, as the one in which she had sealed, not
his JOY only, but her own also.
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or Mcdowell, of Virginia, ian Abolitionist. }
Mrs. Fremont told me her mother taught her
to hate Slavery, and she did hate it. She said
she would never own slave, nor permit one
to do her work. She did her own work, rather
1t is shrewd choice, the selection of Fremont.
It is of great importance that he be elected.
The question is not now constitutional cues
ton, but question of blows-a war question /;
and if the first battle is to be in Kansas, we
should cast aside party, and fight the battle"
Syracuse Journal
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there are other works for one like him to be
doing here among men, than lying in wait, day
after day, for the creatures of the stream.
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GERRIT SMITH AND FREaoNT.-Gerrit Smith
stopped in this city yesterday, on his way to the
late Kansas meeting at Buffalo. While here,
thefollowing colloquy occurred betweenh him and
another gentleman:
Are You acquainted with Mr.. Fremont, Mr..
Smith 2"
"Very well-he dined with me several times
at Washington, and he is a great favorite in my
family"
He is the most modest man ever knew
ne rarely speaks, unless spoken to; a man Of
talents, generous impulses, and an accomplished
scholar"
"ls he frm-has he decision of character
is he reliable, in case he is elected President"
!" Perfectly; if Mr.. Fremont is President, he
will carry cut his convictions promptly, and with
unfaltering frmness."
els he SHAREHOLDER"
"No, never. Until lately, he has been very
poor, and in no condition to be a STAKEHOLDER /;
besides, he is Anti-Slavery."
"Well, what do you think of Jessie ?n
"She is beautiful, highly educated, accom-.
plished. Her mother is the daughter of Govern.
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Worcester Acadeny.-The Fall Session VIII
commence on THURSDAY, Sept. 1lth, and continue
twenty one weeks. Important changes have been maze
in the internal arrangements Of the school Two separate
departments Of instruction have been established CAS
sC4L and SoIESTIFc each to embrace period OF three
years. and divided into Junior, Middle and senior class
The Classical Department is designed to furnish
thorough pseparation for college, or for entering upon
of professional study; the Scientific. TO meet The
wants of those who do not contemplate full collegiate
course.
The Trustees have elected, Associate Principal
gentleman of large experience and eminent success in
teaching Who, with the present Principal will devote his
whole time to the interests OF the school
By this accession to the board Of Teachers division
Of labor be effected Gan important desderatum in
thorough Instruction. not heretofore attained.
For Catalogues, Circulars, further information al
dress w. s. GREENE, Principal. or Hon ISAAC DA
Wis, Pr sident of the Board of Trustees.
Worcester, August Il. 1855. daw4w
COPHrtnersilip NOticc.-The subscribers have
this day formed coparnershp for the purpose of trans
acting general Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods business
to be known by the name of Jenkins Hamilton Il Co
D. L. RABO0N, q. W. HAMILTON,
j. H. JENKINS, G. A. WHITE.
Worcester, July %. 1856
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Good Effects of DIR. Hills Cordial Balm
of Syriacum.

WORCESTER, July D, lSbb.
Dear Sr,A few months ago called at your establish
ment for your advice, when you recommended course of
the Balm of Syriacum. am at last. with much shame
induced to address you the miserable situation was
in when commenced taking your blessed medicine 1
convinced the disease was afflicted with was solely
occasoned by my having contracted, in my early youth
most Infamous habit the continual practice Of which
had totally destroyed my constitution. The heatho my
body not ony3fected, but the powers of my mind
were much weakened; my Judgment had lost its sodity
and my memory its reentye faculties; my head was con-
fused and subject to frequent swmmings and had been
much troubled with oppression at my breast which
occasoned constant perspraton. I had pains in my
stomach and weakness and general debility all over
me- with constant yawnng and sleepness; my appetite
was ucuatng, my spirits greatly depressed that at
times could scarcely refrain from signing and nyolur
tary weepingi my eyes nhamed and frequently
emitted watery humor; in a word 1 object of
misery paid strict attention to your advice and
continued taking the Medicine according to your dreG
lions for about three months, now perfectly recoy
ered therefore, think it only my duty to acknoy
edge the service you have done to inform the pu
lie for the benefit of Others who labor under the or
any disease similar, to those from which was happily
recovered.
am, dear sir, your most obliged humble servant,
j. G, J.,
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EgOOK AGENTS, AND ALL WHO
Ed WISH FOR EMPLOYMENT,
Look Out for Rare Chance

We have just issued beautiful article of FREMONT
LETTER PAPER and ENVELOPES, with which we sup
ply Agents at low rates. Agents are making on this
alone So per day. Also furnish the Lire OF FREMONT
CAMPAIGN SONGS, &c. If you want good business, cali
soon at
No. American House Block,
hokOEsTEk,' MASS.
N. EFERVEY & 90.
au22 dawtf
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S27S.695

IT, in the division of the Gift Property any unmarried
lady should become entitled the EMalrageabe GEN
tetDan, and it should prove agreeable both parties
then it understood that they to be united in
RAGE, AT TIE CRYSTAL PALACE, IN NEW YORK,
IN the presence of such Of the certificate holders choose
TO attend But if uch marriage is agreeable to both
pare or if any other person than single lady becsmes
said marriage such person shall be entitled to receive
from Mr. Psrham FARM, valued at 100000 in place
OF said marrageable gentleman.
H. IN the division Of the Gift Property, any unmarried
gentleman should become entitled the beautiful Young
Lady,, and should prove agreeable to both parties then
1t IS understood that they shall be united in marriage
the Crystal Palace in the presence Of such Of the cer
cate holders choose TO attend But if such marriage
is not agreeable both parties if any other person
than single gentleman becomes entitled the beautiful
young LADY, then in place Of sal marriage such person
shall be entitled to receive from Mr. Pcrham the OF
$4,000 IN cash, in place of the beautiful young lady
Eat must be remembered that the holder of each cerf
cate is entitled to undivided three hundred thousaudth
part Of the aforementioned gift property be delivered
by Mr. Perham to the ticket holders afore mentioned
and that the disposition of this property will be wholly
under the control of the ticket holders, and them only.
All orders for Tickets by mail, should be addressed to
JOSIAH PERHAM 663 Broadway, New York
Correspondents will please write distinctly, their
names, residence, County, and State, prevent error
Or if convenient, enclose envelope with their drec-
ton it in FULL in which such tickets as they may order
will be returned
AGENTS WANTED
In city, town. and village in the United States and
Canadas, to obtain subscriptions for Tickets to whom
liberal commissions viii be given, and every facility 10
the way Of Show bills, Circulars &c, will be afforded to
make the business paying to those disposed to enter
into it with spirit Applicants for Agencies will apply or
address as above. AUS d2t&wit
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CHAIR LATBES.-The subscribers have three
~ Patent Chair Lathes, which they offer for sale on
the most favorable twth the right to use them1
Also, one Twelve Feet ENGINE LATHE nearly new.
PRATT AZ INMAN,
au22 daw3m Washington Square; Worcester Mass
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buttons,

"A At AUCTION - =.
To he soil by Public Sale commencing on this and f,l
lowing days the residue of the stock of H WILLIAMS of
Grand Street, New York. The Goods having passed out
of his hands, must be closed out for cash. in ten DAYS
Sale will commence on MONDAY, 18th instant at the
Wsrden's Block No. II Front Street The stock
comprises general assortment Of Ladies' DRESS
GOODS, consisting in part OF Rich SILKS, and other
Dress Goods SHAWLS of every description, Broadcoihs
Cassmeres and Yestings Linen Goods in great variety
DOmestics Hos cry, Cloves &c. Will be sold in lots to
suit purchasers and without any regard to cost Sales
each day at O'Clock p. ms and in the evening. Terms
Of sale-Cash delivery of The Goods.
L. l.. MASON, Auetioneer.
o. P. RoRKE, Assignee,
W. MACAULEY, Salesman.
Worcester, August IS, 1850. d6ts
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Mem Advertisements.
ESERHANIS PLATFORM ENooRsED.
Proceedings at the Shareholders Convention.
Perhams Fourth Gift Campaign
MATRIMONIAL ENTERPRISE

meeting o. the Shareholders in Perham's Great Mat
rmonial and $40 900 Git Enterprise was held accord
ing to published call Georgetown, D c. on Thursday
May Stl 1850. The meeting organized by calling
captain Ephrain Fen'on to The Chair, anl appointing
John S. Clement Secretary
The following resolutions were then offered and adopt
ed:
Reso'Ued, That each shareholder present he entitled t,
Ole vote tor each and every ticse held by him. s
questions broushh lore this meeting, and that it require
II jority 81 all tins shares reresentsl III adoption
OF any resolution, or t. elect csmu itee
hesofUed That Te go into electi7nfora commit
tee consisting Of three shareholders receive from Mr.
Perham The gift property ard hold the in trast
ana oSlhute It Tmong the Shareholders in such manner
as viii give the general satisfaction a concerned
Adopted ESQ shares voting yea I6J voting nay
The election for committee then gone into, and
resulted Ia the choic OF r. Fsn.on Of Palmer, Mass. he
rrclVng votes representing l5S 0shares; j. H. Briggs
OF New York City, l57 CAS-; Ira Yale, 49,
ResoDed, That the Domuttee he an hereby iu'truct-
ed to adopt piag. select pBce, and make all neces AIRY
arrangements for The distribution Of the 500 Geo gifts at
as early day practicable. Adopted unanimously.
nesOiUed, That the Committee have power to fill all
vacancies that may occur by resignation otherwise.
Adopted unanimously.
RcS0iUed, That this meeting adjourn subject to the
call OF the committee when they ready distribute
the gifts. Attest: EPHRAIM FENT0N, Chairman.
J. S. CLEMENT, Secretary.
a second meeting Of the Committee Apo nted by the
shaIeholteIs in Perham's Fourth Cit Enterprise,
held at the Astor House, New York August g. 1856. On
motion, E. Fenton, appointed Chan man, and J. II.
Briggs when it unanimously
Rescued, That Thursday the 2Sth of February next
pc appointed as the day to the distribution
3oo 900 GIFTS, at Georgetown, D. c.. and that the Share
mol eis he and are hereby requested this Com
mittee' then and !hero to participate in the same
ReSotbed That the Committee acknowledge the receipt
of the usual vouchers for the 100000 Gifts from Mr. Per-
ham, +. FENFON, Chairman
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IL "a @ EE ~ I"
IN GAS unto the church the steeple
~ So unto the man the hat is. E#
Though he bears IT, it adorus him, ~
Though it troubles him he likes it;
Useless each without the other"
Thus good BowIEs & BLOOD, the batters,
Said within themselves, and pondered
Much perplexed by various feelings,
Wishing, hoping, dreaming, thinking;
What ii was the people wanted.
"Kossuth hats' were out Of fashion;
Out Of fashion the 'istoye-pipesu-
TSll, gaunt, band. box looking 'stove-pipes;"
Getting sleepy, like the squirrel,
When his winter nuts are gathered.
sect hat Of ancient fashionl'
Warning said passing fogy,
$50 not eastward, 60 not westward
For Hat Of which we know not
Like some good idea long cherished,
Are the hats fathers sported
Like some nineteenth century notion
Is the handsomest Of new hats"
Thus dissuadng spoke the fogy,
And our BOwLEs Il BLOOD thus answered
Only this "Respected Fogy!
Highly honored the old time,
But we like the present better;
Better do we like new notions"
So good BowLrs BLoop, the matters
Looked about for newest fashions,
Looked about for something handsome;
Something that should please the natives
Looked, and looked till, on a fair day.
FREMONT HATS they CHANGED 10 meet with,
Fremont Hats Of form most graceful,
Haudsomest Of all the new hats
In the town Of handsome hatters
In the town where FREMoSr HATS must
Take the shine or every other.
Add one hundred, 1--WE, and twenty,
And the product Ia the number
Number Of the store, on Main Street
whore these hats are sold, at prices
That defy all competition.
Worcester August 22 1856 a,s
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RICE & NELSON,
Attorneys "nd Councillors Mt Law,
No. Worcester Bank Block,
WORCESTER, MASS.
". BICE,. .-...........-......,-.T. L. NELSON.
jy3l dawtf

". hAOh3' i. u. NELSON.
jy3l dawtf
DIR. X Robbins OF oharlestown, has won golden
opinions in the discovery Of treatment OF EPILEP-
SY 1850 out of 400 he has treated successfully
some Of 20 years sandng) also for Nervous and Convu
siYe Diseases Neuralgia, rheumatism, Female Co g
plants &c, &C. He has no rivals and few EQUALS lie
has not only won fame the treatment Of Epilepsy but
has received testimonials above his charges An elegant
present was made him by j. Alderman Esq. of Fra
mingham. iy22S9ss
Maternal ProtectiOm.-The following remedy
is offered to Mothers preparatory to successful parur
ton Taken few weeks before confinement gives tone
to the system, aayng all cramps and spasmodic witch
ings false pains, and all other painful and unpleasant
symptoms.
The public indebted to the celebrated PROF. LIB
NEpZE NJ D., +. r. g., of Vienna, for this remedy It
is universally used by the Royal Mothers of Europe
Prce-Boxes Of g. pills, ST. boxes eff "A pills. 50 cts
The large boxes viii be forwarded by mail the recep
ton Of 81, with fall directions and advice.
c. ROBBINS, NJ. D., Charlestown,
Jy23 W&SSt Sole Proprietor
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1. c. BALDWIN & Go
MARRIED.

In Leominster. August 8, by The Rev O. S. Eastman
burg. "
In Bubbardston, August IL, by Rev. Mr.. Alien Cyrus
a. Bufum OF Richmond, N. H., to Lizzie Il. witt, of
HubbardstOn. ' "
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The Fixtures of "a Drug Store. FOR SALE.
consisting of Shelf Bottles, Counter and Prescription
Scales Soda Fountain and drawing apparatus Drawers
Cigar and Show Cases These Fixtures are IL good or
der and will be sold reasonably These Fixtures will be
sold in quantities to suit purchasers Address ]. O.
HILL, ApothecaTy. Worcester Mass diff iv1b
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Driving nnd Pninting, in all The various

modern styles
MISS GRAVES receive a few private pupils at
salisbury Mansion, on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
FOR particulars and specimens inquire at Dr. Lis.
MILLS walnut street. np12 du
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.RsEcElOaa &NIP !,

k7.;iT sAstUUtVF0 EStUtB
AsN. VIII be sold at Public Auction, on SATURDAY,
August so, at 10 o'clock NJ Real Estate belonging
the Heirs Of WILLIAM Il. WESsON, deceased:
corner lot of land situate Grafton and Franklin
Streets upon which stands the Livery Stable
pied by George R. Wesson, containing about 742O feet
Also a LIT of Land with tenant Dwelling Honse,
suitable for four families situate in the Of the Wes
son Tavern House.
The above estates offer chance for purchasers.
Terms made known at sale by the subscriber, at his
office, No 14l Main Street.
Z. b. sT0DDARD, Attorney for the Heirs.
Wnreastnr Annnst 1ahn
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Ea,,, ESTATE, AT AUCTION.
I.lsA. House, Barn, and Tue Acres of Land, at
ADAMS SQUARE, WORCESTER.
win be sold, on TUESDAY, August 26th at 2 O'Clock
p m, the following desirable Real Estate:
The House and Land now occupied by Jesse Rogers,
Adams Square, about mile from the Court House. The
House is in good repair contains rooms suitably
ranged for two Tcnements, and supplied with
good water The Lot contains about two acres of good
elevated and well stocked with Fruit Trees in bearing
condition. To any wishing pleasant residence a
little remote from businest this opportunity offers unu
sual inducements The property viii positively be sold
to the highest bidder bring what WILL the owner has
located himself in the West, and will leave Immediately
after the sale OF the above property Terms at sale For
further particulars inquire of the auctoneer or of the
subscriber on the premises.
aulS diff JESSE ROGERS.
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Q. A. HILL, 121 Main.st.. Worcester
b. ID. MAINTAIN

Would respectfully invite all those wishing superior DA
GUERhE0THPES of themselves or friends to cali al his
old stand, where they procure lkenesses taken bv
himself or Mr. Tapley, old and experienced operator
from the City of New York No 12i or rs cent picture
will be taken by themher time aud talents will be de-
voted to their profession, which they wish to make honor
able, by giving good pictures reasonable prices to all
who may favor them with their patronage.
Ladies and gentlemen, please call at No I6 Harrington
Corner, opposite the City Hail. and examine specimens
B. D. MARKHAM,
je14 d3m G. E TApLEY