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gfliistellalreolrs,
THE WAY SHE WON HIRT.

A young girl leaned from the window Of a
leasaht country parlor, chatting with fine
boxing man. some ten years her senior, who
ood among the flowers below and pelted
pr with rose buds still glittering with dew.
"Stop, stop, Mr.. Mansfield" she said. as
,e twined q handful of flowers in her dark
Prls.. m"What was that you asked me?
puld not hear we'll"
"Only to describe your beau ideal to me
I may know him if we ever meet" said
r companion, desisting from his sport,
aning one arm upon the window sill, and
zing into her animated face with an ad-
ring smile.
'Oh, that ID easily done! Imprimis-he
bet be young and handsome"
That, of course, or how could he aspire
the love of the charming Marion Clffe!"
oined her companion with gallant bow.
'Atruce to compliments, I pray you sir!
Jung and handsome--so much for gener-
yr-Low III descend to particulars. He
BE- be about twenty-two--slender and
bly, formed--graceful in his movements
courteous in his manners-and--let me
what comes next!'
4 9atures, Marion; eyes, hair, nose,
uth and oil the et ceteras."
Thank you. His features should be
ecian; his forehead high, and broad, and
lite: his smile sweet, but melancholy; his
les and hair of the same hue, and thata
autiful brown--a brown, dark in the shad-
and light in the SUM- n
t'Something like mine, eh, Marion! You
edn't pout, or lift your hand to strike me.
It to speak seriously, ,,didn't you mean me
aen youwere talking! II 50, just say the
RTd, and yourideal shall be made divinely
lpas the poet says"
Don't be foolish, Louis, she replied ~
ana look in the glass, at your Roman
,, black hairs, whiskers and eyes, and
il the description suits. No, Ihave no
re To- break my friend Jen nie's heart,
STEALING away her wise collegian. n. :
That, name silences me," said the stu,
! with an embarrassed laugh. But If l
mot the lucky Individual, know who is.
and I know, too, that he is within twen'
eetiof you, and coming nearer every mo-
pt. sFl5ss M ,sa. 2
srion's followed his as they look.
own the orchard path. and saw gen.
an coming slowly towards the house,
ing intently from small volume in his
BE- Setting the roses a little more be.
tngIy in her curls, (for she was born q
ette.) she whispered:
our college Chum 4 Clinton, u II notl7--
% party last night deprived me Of tbe
nls Of seeing him. n 4
~, We were late. and he too tired tc
ith me into the rooms. or / should have
aaced him then. But this time y still
II. The plain pink morning dress aI
buds beeenas you wonderfully, mabslls
49, = aEss afsi
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New York, Feb. ls.-The Herald Wash.

New YORK, Feb. l9.-The Herald WASH
ington correspondent telegraphs touching
Kansas affairs, in answer to call of the
Senate the President to-day communicated
to that body sundry documents relating to
Kansas affairs, among the documents are
the reports Of Gov. Shannon to the Presi-
dent, giving an account Of the disturbances
in Kansas and the two following letters.
LAWRENCE, X. 7. Jan. 81, 1856.
To FRANKLIN PIERCE, Prest. of the U.
s. Sir:
( We have authentic information that an
overwhelming force of the citizens of Mis-
souri, are organizing on our border, amply
supplied with artillery, for the avowed pur.
pose of invading this territory, demolish-
ing our towns and butchering our unofend-
ing Free State citizens, We respectfully
demand, on behalf of the citizens Of KAN
sas, that the commander Of U. 8. troops in
this vicinity be Immediately Instructed to
interfere. to prevent such in human outrage.
Signed, Respectfullys--J.i H. Lane, Chair
man Ex. Com. * n, G. Robinson. Chair
man Ex. Com. of Safety;aJ.s " r. sGpodin,
Secretary Elk. Com. KIT. Geo, w. Drill
Ger, Secretary Conn., Of Safety. ~. .ss
ai asp LAwRRscE CRY, Jan. 2S, 1855. n,
TO the President Of the U. s., Sir;
We notified you. that an overwhelming
force supplied viii, artillery, was organic
In asea ON hcsdars fok ths ayowed purpose
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The Flag of our Union.
BY GEORGE P. MORRIS.


"a song for our baRneri'' The watch word recall
Which gave the Republic her station;
"United we stand-divided we faIll''
II made and preserves US a nation!
The union Of lakeside union Of lands
Tho union OF States none can seyer-
The union OF hearts--the nnioD ofhands--
And the Flag ofthe Union forever
And eYerl
The Flag Of our Union foreTerl
What God in His Infinite Wisdom designed,
~ Andsarmed with his weapons of thunder,
Not all the earth's despots and factions combined,
Have the power to conquer or sunder .,
The union of lakes-the union Of lands
The Union ofStates none can sever '-
The Union Of hearts-the Union of hands
The Flag the Union forever,
tt And ever!
The Flag OF our Union foreverl
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!. MATRIMoNIAL,--A writer has computed
that woman has lost half her chnnces ol
marriage at her twentieth year; at twenty.
three, she has lost three-fourths Of her op-
Portunities; and at twenty-six, seven.eights
Of her chances are gone. Eighteen hun.
dred .aad fifty six is leap year-that delight
full season, when BY common consent. the
fair sex canindicate their preference. Look
at the facts presented above, and then inn
prove the advantages of the present year.
Delays are dangerous.
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FIRST BANK.-The fret bank established
in the United States WINS the Bank of Penn
sylvania, at Philadelphia. Itwas establish
ed in 1850, for'the purpose Of assisting in
supplying the American Army with provis-
ions Nihety-three gentlemen ofithat city,
together, voluntarily subscribed three hum
dred thousand pounds sterling, and paid in
all the moneyinone year, and the bank was
Of much use In providing for the army. 81
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or A now-Nothing lodge was burnt
out by the recent fire in Syracuse. Their
furniture, inyentoried, according to the Stan
dGrd four broken chairs, q three-legged
desk, four volumes Of TIE Advsntarss Of
Maria aioak, q lot OF choice songs COM
posed BY aseth."sa copy of the Bible in
Hindoo, and ) brazeneagle with silver wings
and Il blustail. The bird Of Liberty was
saved and all the rest was destroyed. NV
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Apetge
wHicm LOVE IS BEsTl,
81 i.AaiELLA RIA. onAHAn wEHB,

.
When was In my fifteenth year,
= And what the world called fair,
Iloved youth whose eyes were dark, \
And raven black his hair: ....
Ny little heart went pita-pat,
when'er he passed me by,
And ifhe iook'd at other maids,
I'D cit me down and sigh.
~. fs.fas ISL.
Music was in his silvery voice,
Andhe would soflly tell
How dsarer far than ought beside
He loved is-Isabel. s
And shetrembling told his love,
IbluIh,d, and mine confessed; .
And then, o! was very sure
Thdtnrst love was the best.
Time hasten'don. Two Summers more
Their cpIendors o'er me threw.
Ny fancy changed; ! now adored ~.
Two laughing eyesof blue.
MY first loves voice its sweetness lost,
Hissyes me thought grew dim,
And much marvell'd how e'er
Hadloved or faneied him.
My second love now whispered me
ThatI was wonderous fair,
That Cupid wanton'd in my eyes,
And revelled in my hair.
SO straight we vow'd our little hearts
Should own no other guest,
And then-why, then, 1 had no doubt
That second love was best
But soon, alas, another change
Was o'er my fancy thrown; t...- .....
The beauty of my second love
No more IN splendor shone.
Iworshinpsd at another shrine;
Blue eyes had had their day;
How'd, OF yes dearly loved t..H.
Two sparkling eyes Of gray. 81 f.t...
And softer far than orbs Of fblue,
Or eyes ofjet, they cast
Theirradiance o'er my beating heart,
Which seemed TO love atlast.
His accents like seraph's voice,
Sweet on my ear did fall,
And tben-yes, then, thought and felt
Third love was best Of all. .
Thas did my fancy, fickle jade!
For years her wanderlngs keep:
And many a solemn vow breath'd
Ofpassion vile and deep,
Till reason came to fancy's aid, E"
This lesson to impart;
That lasting love Is only found .....
lnapure and kindred heard.
sought and found that kindred heart,
And now all change defy.
No more there's magic in form,
Norlustrein an eye;
These fading charms no more heed.
My spirit is at rest,
For now feel, and know indeed,
That last love is best.
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Dolitital
WASHINGTON NEWS.
DEBATE ON KANSAS ELECTIONS!
THE NEW TARIFF.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l8.-S1rs. Caroline
Lee Hentz authoress, died at Mariana
Florida On the llth inst.
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Or Mr.. JAMES. BRADLEY of Deavertown,
Morgan County, o. was frozen to death last
Saturday night week. while il Ct Ot drunk-
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or Why i the letter y a most uncertain
iet,es Because il u alxaye a doubt
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DAVIS & HARV Ely
NO. 5 FLAGG'S BUILDING.
NEW
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
aENrLNMEN,s FI-nNIsnINa sronn-

GENTLENEN'S FURNISHING STORE.
The undersigned have taken one of the new elegant
and cApacious stores in FIAGG's BUILDING for the purs
pose of carrying on the CUSTOM and
READY-MADE CLOTHING
business They have just opened and arranged alqrgs
and varied assortment of seasonabe goods, embracing
Garments of every variety, quality STYLE and price.
GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER
the very best manner, and warranted to it, at the
shortest possible notice. Our assortment Of BrOnd-
cloths, Cass5Deres, D0ESKINs, & BEAVER
CLOTHS is very complete, and embraces all the most de-
srable kinds of goods in the market. All of is
new, and was bought at the Uery iotVeSt prices
experience in this department viii enable us to give per-
feet satisfaction both in prices making up and fitness to
all who may favor us with their patronage We also have
on hand very great variety of
GENTLEmEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Of every descriptions which will sell to all purchasers
as low as the goods be purchased elsewhere
ALso,-BOYS' CLOTHING,
of every description Parents and Guardians will find 1t
for their interest to call us confident we can
supply Clothing for the yonng folks cheaper than they
can buy the CLOTH and make the garments at home
AVERY DAVIS,
odAS. J. HARVEY, ) DAVIS g. HARVEY
ms
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by letter. upon diseases and conditions of the human
system, free of charge
Dr. Spear now being visited by 1900 patients every
month, of whom travel hundreds of miles consult
him and obtain his medicines,
DR.. :. will warrapt in durable case. After
giving IS medicines trial is not effected
he will pay any other physician who will effect cure,
his bin not exceeding $i0O.
The following list Of mis- medicines will give idea Of
the diseases treated, and the remedies used. Read il
carefully.
Balm Of Life, Nos. and Q, a remedy for all dis
Of the Lungs and Throat, Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plalntS Scrofula Syrup. for scrofula Fsua, Ulcers
Cancers, and Tdmos; also for Chronic Rheu
matism. Bos, Headache. Hip Gout Seiaca, &c, and
specific for Mercural Diseases The Indian Liverwor
Pills, good family medicine. Golden Btters for Nerv-
ousness Barrenness, Fuor Albus &C., for cases
Of Weakness in the Stomach, they form invaluable
remedy. Tonic Cordial for all Female Irregularities,
Weaknesses sc. The Mothers Cordial to be used few
weeks before confinement Mothers who have once ased
this Cordial will dispense with It in subsequent cases.
The Womans Friend for the Falling Of the Womb, Pam
in the Side and Back German Lotion warranted to
the Salt Rheum, and al kinds of Humors. Gravel Mix
ture remedy foJ Gravel, and all affections Of the
water. German Powders for Pin Worms, and also val
uah,e medicine for the Piles. Restorative Pills for the
Piles. Catarrh Snuf-it will the Catarrh. Corn
Plaster, which will Corns. Balsam of Life, for
Coughs, Colds, Cramps, snasms Fits, and Splitting of
Blood. Al-Heaing Saye Rheumatic Lininent, for Pain
in the Limbs, Side. Back. &c daw1y mar30
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PROVIDENCE s. WORCESTER Y. r
re. -zss-s=s.-ss.5 WINTER ARP aNGEAIENT--Ox
49, and after Monday Nov. q, 1856 Pas.
senger Trains will leave Providence aud Worcester as fol-
lows:
Leave Worcester at 100 and 1Il5 A. NJ. and S45 PM
Leave Providence at 7.30 and u.35, A. NJ, and 420
PM
The 7,30 train from Providence connects with the
xIress trains from Boston for New York Albany and
the West. Passengers by this train arrive in Albany in
season for the Express train to Buffalo, also fer Saratoga
the same evening.
This with the trains the Norwich and
Wore Railroad fer Norwch with trains Of Worcester
h.. Nashua Railroad for Nashua, Concord Manchester
Lowell; with the trains Of the Fitchburg and Wor,
ester Railroad, for Fitohburg--Beiows Falls, Eeene &c.
&r at Waterford with trains OF Boston and New Yorli
Central Rairoad at WuCnsocbet with Coaches for Mil,
ford at Nlyie With Coaches to and from Satersyille
st Whuins with COACHES to and from Wiitnsville and
East Dougia at Parnurn's with coaches to and from
Upton, New England Village and Grafton Centre
The Mas a. M train nom Providence con; Gets at Wor
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differing materially from all others heretofore USE and
combining Economy, Durability, Simplicity and Great
P0leer.
At presents immense radiating surface which forms
part of the fire chamber that the OF heat
is obtained at much less expense of fuel than by any other
arrangement, and sufficient and pure air is sup
piled for the largest dwellings, at comparatively trihing
cost it is adapted to all classes Of public and private
build gs, and possesses peculares well worthy the at
teltion Of all in want of the VERY BEST FURNACE.
From its peculiar construction, it will never crack,
allow smoke gas to escape into the air chambergreat
objections to most other Furnaces in
Also, New Furnace expressly designed fer burning
wood Having but joint it is warranted not to smoke,
and to give heat with less fire, than any other pat
tern.
Also, Portable Furnaces,nine stzes-Pond's Ranges,
Mantes, Crates, Registers, Ventiators, &c
POND Il DUNCKLEE,
IS, 81, & SO Blackstone Street. Boston.
jRn30 dIy
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them in all eases. Also, among the large assortment Of
Wood and Coal Stoves which he keeps constantly on hand
can be found the following fashionable patterns The
North Star, Best Baker, Granite State Paiior Cook
Is methng new> crystal Palace, Eagle, and Equator
StoUeS.
Tin, Copper Iron Ware and Tin Roofing, done to ORDER
and warranted not to lesk or blow of.
Pumps, Lead Pipe, Zinc, Street Lanterns, sc, always
on hand, at 10 southbridge street. j. W JORDAN.
IS diff
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Boston advertisements.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RETAIL
eBs DEALER IN
HOOKS 8 sTATIONERY.
SO Hanover Stss BOstt
Il. A...a.-...a.. Hama

62 Hanover ST.. Boston,
Under the American Housed
Dealer in School, Classical Law, Medical Theological
Mechanical and Miscellaneous Books, where may be
oand the largest and most complete assortment of
I'm n se collection Of choice literature unequalled in
ofFolumes and read but to be admired
Country dealers and others wishing to purchase,
specially invited call Public and Private Libraries
Supplied the most liberal terms.
Also large stock Of Blak Books and choice Stationery
aa.ly on hand.
The latest publications may be found on our counters
As soon asiHsued. dly dl2
ESLIFFORD'S INDIAN vEGETA
~ BlftERS--These Bitters have proved to be decid-
eddy the best tonic now in they purify the blood, in
vgorate the whole system creating appetite curing
dysentery, aundice, dyspepsia and dizziness, and
such have been avorably known to the public for many
years They extracted entirely from and herbs
by disiatieu and do not have the injurious effects
usually e from the of alcoholic mixtures. They may
be used with safety BY children and adults.
They are highly recommended very valuable med
cine, as can be aested by some of most respectable
citizens, whose the proprietor is liberty use,
and respectfully rtfers to Col r. Cowdin, Jno Pierce
Esq, L. A. Vose, Boston COL w. c. Oassen, Charles
town.
Manufactured and sold by the original and only pro-
prie;or, SAMUEL W. CLIFFORD, 5O4 Commercial ST.,
and 10 Sudbury street Brown, Lamsop Co., 49 India
street; chaplin Whten, AZ Commercial street Burr
Perry, Cotuhll Redding Co., State street, Boston;
and at most Of the Druggists and Grocers in the city and
country.
Price 81 per gallon, Is cents per bottle, with liberal
discount to the trade.
VIM Brsg & co, Agents for Worcester demau2
6SPiNAL CONIPLAINTS.-AIe Lew method OF
- treating spINAL DISEASES, CurUafureS Of the
Spine, and Spinal Weakness tUthout pain suffering
60 ne patle however young or feeble, is now success
fully practised by
DIR. j. A. WOOD,
at his Office No 25 Washington ST., Boston his
idence, Marlboro Hotel
Having examined fhe Serpenne Spring Apparatus
used by Dr. J. A. Wood in the treatment Of lateral
Natures Of the Spine we recommend it as efficient and
comfortable to the patient
HENRY j EIGELow NJ. D., Prof. surg. Harvard Unver
sity.
GEO. HAYWARD, NJ. D., Ex-ProE Surg. Harvard Unver
sitr.
WINsL9w LEWIS, n. D.
J. v c, sMITH, Mayor of Boston.
JOHN W. WARREN. NJ. D.
Henry G. CLARK II. D., City Physician.
Baslon. lnlY. 1871. n6d2m
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HpELL's RECENTLY PATENTED
SAFETY LAMP.
Among the improvements Of the present age, that Of
making provision against the Loss Of Life occasioDed
By the Explosion Of Lamps.
The invention Of Mr. Bell for which he has obtained
letters PATENT is an Improvement not only his former
invention but has important advantages all others
fur the object and for which patents have been
granted. Among these advantages the following
!. The FACILITY with which The lamp be filed with
out turning screw, or removing the cap.
?. The smaness Of the space occupied by the safety
Chamber obviaes aserious objection against the
ly appearance Of long safety tubes In glass lamps.
8. The small sum Of money demanded for them in
parison with their utility.
These advantages have sole reference to the newly in
vented safety cap used both in transparent and opaque
lamps.
But another valuable improvement made by Mr.. Bell,
used in connection with the safety chamber that Of
SKY LIGHT,
e,nsistng Of small plate Of thick glass ngeniously and
substantially inserted In metallic aFs, by which II can
easily be perceived when the lamp nearly or quite filed
when II - being replenlshed.
The opacity Of the metallic lamps has always rendered
such provision necessary, and about the only objection
heretofore made to the use Of such lamps Is no by this
Invention, siieHcsd
Metallic lamps are evidently the most safe, as they are
not, like glass; liable 10 fracture.
e. Lamp dealcsi, others. who may be disposed 10
invest capital In the manufacture Of these LAMPS and lamp
caps or who may be desrous Of purchasing limited ~
exclusive right Ia the invention can address tht subscr
Der, az No. Warren street, or 50 Coruhll, oston.
suzs davsm WIN BELL.
u, MtTn'S KEN DlAL DtSCON ERY
- AND CLEANSING COMPOgND.-rhls useful arti.
Gle has been used IN many parts Of New England, sew
era years. for removing spots Of dry paint pitch OIL
greea ami most acid stiing &c., from ladies' aud gentle.
men's clothing, carpets, &c giving universal satisfaction.
II removes pains and white spots from windows furni.
ture &C. II has been Ascertancd by experiment to be Of
great use when appied "a remedy Tor burns, soads
bruises, cuts, chapped hanis, chiblaips, neuralgia
sprans, nervous headaches sore lips animal poison, cry
tipelas, tooth ache, ague, &c.
Full directions for each bottle will be given 10 the pur.
uud nnf 1 "A
Eith.
D. O. COLEswoRTHY, Agent, 90 cornii1 Boston.
BUSH co., Worcester
JOSEPH SMITH Proprietor,
no dGwara 3 Salem street. Charieatogii. Mass.
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iE subscriber having visited many OF the most &c
brated 0rthopsdic and other Medica and surgica
Institutions Of Europe and devoted more than twenty-five
yeaTt 70 te treatment Of CurUafnres Of the spine, Sps
nef irritation, Diseases Of me Muscles and JOinfs,
CUE Fsof and All diseases ~ Females peculiar 70 them,
tenders bis services 70 the afflicted, in full confidence Of
giving saialnotlon. ALANbON ABIDE, M d.
90 dhwly No 20 Boylston Street, Boston
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Ma oOLSN MACHINERY.-o L. GOD
w DAkD, NV ior., only manufacturer Of the orig
inal STEEL K1N0 sud TOOTH BURRiNd MACHINES
and FEED ROLLS, 10 he attached u First aud also o
Sec md Breakers and Pnshera Of Wooden Cardng Ma
chimes. The alta hment TO second Breakers and Finish
ers Is new aud very important These machines are in
successful opel Atom FIRST Breakers, IN ct Of the
principal Wooden Factories in the United States, Canadas
aud Mexico, and are deemed by experienced manuctur
s 40 the most perfect machines used and indispensable
60 the economical aud nuccesgfu manufacture OF wool
They are in TACT the only strong, durable and
fully operating MACHINES IN use. No carding machine
should run an hour without them
The Feed Rolls are strong dorabe, and worthy Of at.
tentiOn.
euces TO mills having them in use DC may be had by ad
dreaalng G. h. GODDARD,
No. Bowling Green New York, to whom orders Should
be directed dly a11
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q. N n6l91 REWARD F0RANT

$4,000 l hM% sSs5 I'll P .sl9s5: =. !
A. HIPS Panaceas and Indian Medicines the remedy
Back and Loins, Seminal Weakness Affections of the
Kidneys Irritation Of the Urethra Gravel and all other
disorders of the urinary organs, without the least
sricton to diet drink, exposure, change in appr
cation to business. These preparations are entirely
VEGETABLE.
and although powerful they win not injure in the lea
the most delicate constitution This preparation is way
ranted to the above mentioned eases withoutusin
any external applications. With Indian Vegetable
Medicines you can rely ur thorough cure, by calling
upon me at NY Office.
Main street. NJ I2l. Worcester
WIS div D8. Z. 4. HIb4
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CANCERS CAN BE CURED

His practice has ever been attended with complete
cess in all kinds Of Chronic Disease
DR.. G. may be consulted every day upon all diseases
free If charge, from 81 to !, and from to g. Sundays
from 9 to 10 only
All letter for advice inquiry, confirming postage
stamp, answered, aud Circular with references cases
cured sent free of charge
INDIAN REMRDlEs.-Dr Green, of 26 Bromfeld street.
Boston, is constantly sending medcsues to his numerous
patients in Worcester and vicinity, and he hereby notifies
them and the public, that he has appointed CHARLES
CLARK orner of Main and Pleasant streets, Worcester
Agent for his celebrated Indian Remedies.
dNWIy