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Meottrrres.
GRAND MEDICAL OFFICE
For the speedy and permanent cure of
Acute and Chronic Diseases!!
DRS. HILL a. THOMPSON

Office No. 50 Main Street, Worcester, Mass,
Do strictly Office Business and give special attention
TO ALL DISEASES OF THE SEXUAL SYSTEM
BY THEIR OWN IMPROVED METHOD OF TREATMENT.
Ihey Will guarantee a speedy and perfect cure in
seases OF private nature whatever the origin. which
may come under their care, how long standing.
~ tEMALEs'-Drs IL. " n, have made the subject
OF all diseases peculiar to Females their particular
stuoy' ana TO this department of practice they will
ue 10 give special attention, and from their past
cess, they feel confident warrantine most nromnt mil
ehectual cures in the most difficult cases
Drs. HILL a THoMPsoN's original Indian Emmena
GoRue sent TO amy part of the country as directed
IItce 90 dlstf 1926
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BLOOMINGTON, Ind. July 20, 1859.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. July 20, 1853.
DEAR SIR: l here send you statement that | think
you are entitled to the benefit of am resident Of
bloomington and have been for over thirty years.
am over fifty years OF age For abou. twenty years
past my hair has turning considerably gray and
almost entirely white and very stiff and unpabe
had number of certificates Of the VERY wonderful
e1e Of your Hair Restorative but supposed there wae
more fiction than truth i'll them; but entertaining
strong desire have my hair ii possible restored TO it's
original color and hneness II was in younger Gays
a beautiful black, concluded would make the expert,
ment commencing in small way. / purchased one OF
your small bottles at dollar, and commenced using
following directions nearly as could. soon discov
cred the dandru removed, and any hair that was falling
off in large quantities, considerably frightened, and
a radical change taking place in the color have con
tnued it, till have used three of your small bot
ties and Just begun the fourth have now as pretty
head OF dark brown. light black hair as any man, or
as had in my youthful days. when boy in the nils
of western Virginia. My head is entirely clear of dam
dru and the hair ceased entirely falling of ard is as
soft and fine and feels oily though ii just from
the hands of French champocer Many ofmy acquaint.
frequently to Butler, where did YOU get
that fine wig tell them twas the effect of your Re
stOratve. 1t is almost impossible to convince them
that it is the original hair of the same old gray head
Yours truly FREDERICK 4. BUTLER,
Bloomington, Monroe County, Ind.
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patents.
4 MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS
IL. III. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents.

(LATE AGENT OF U. S. PATENT OFFICE, WASHINGTON
UNDER THE ACT 1879
76 STATE, OPPOSITE KILBY STREET, BOSTON
After extensive practice ofupwards of twenty wears
continues to Patents in the United Staes also ID
Great Britain France and other foreign countries Ga
yeats Specifications Bonds Assignments and all Papers
or Drawings for Patents, executed liberal terms AMI
with despatch Researches made into American For.
egn works, to determine the validity or utility Of Pa
tents Inventions, legal or other advice rendered
in all matters touching the same Copies of the claims
Of any Patent furnished by remitng One Dollar. As
signments recorded at Washington.
This Agency only the largest IN New England but
through inventors have advantages orsecurng Patents
ofascertanins the patenabity ofnvention snsuIpass
ed by if not UNNECESSARILY superior to- which can be
offered them elsewhere. The Testimonials below given
prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT The PA.
TENT OFFICE than the subscriber and as SUCCESS
Is THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABIIr
Try he would add that he has abundant reason TO be
lieve end PROVE that at other office Of the kind
the charges for professional services so moderate The
immense practice Of the subscriber during twenty yeats
past. has enabled him TO accumulate vast collection q
specifications and official decisions relative to patents
These besides his extensive library of legal and mechan
ical works. and full accounts of patents granted il the
United States and Europe render him able, beyond quea
ton, to offer superior facilities for obtaining patents
All necessity of journey to Washington to procure
patent and the usual great delay there here saved in
VentOTS.
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T .EONARD & CO.'S BOSTON AND
IL EASTERN EXPRESS,
Oper he Boston Worcester Railroad.
OFFICRs-lSS Main street, Worceser s Court Street
Boston. mchl2 diff
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From Sept l7h 1851 to I7th, 1883 subscriber
IL of his large practice made on teice rejected ar
plieatons SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE of which
decided in ms 'dpor by the Commissioner Of Patent
ueOuly &. E4s4JI.
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WORCESTER CoRNET BAND.

ID A N o T O r L Z S :
S. r. LELAND,
No. As Front street, Worcester,
Having completed his NEW PIANO FORTE ROOMS is pref
pared to furnish
p / A N O S
at prices which cannot fail to SUIT
Having good stock OF Piano fortes from the cele5
brated mandatory of IALLETT, DAVIS e. CO., OF
Boston he feels confident of sung ALL They consisted
s 81 81 and octaves both plain and ornamental finish.
Prices varying from $500 to $780, according finish The
above Pianos are warranted TO give entire satisfaction
Also. SERAPHINES orsale and to rent both portable
and Piano styles consisting OF T. A, and 6octaves
PLANO FORTES TO RENT.
onsstng of s. 81, and octaves Prices per quarter,
from Sc to Sl2.
His present stock of PIANO FORTES and SERA
Primes for sale sale and to rent, between 50 and 60
comprising great variety of style and insh giving
good opportunity for persons to select either for pur
chasing renting
Persons wanting PIANOS or SERAPHINEs, are in
vited to call. deOptf
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Expresses 1T.

EULLER'S NORWICH AND WOR.
Il CESTER EXPRESS.
0FFICEs-l90 Main Street, Worcester; n. c. Bracken
Iidges store, under Wauregan House, Norwich CT.
All packages should be marked Fuller's Express.
Worcester, Sept. |, 1855 SIS
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< SONS PA

.nl,5 SIEINNAY Z SUNS' PA
Essg--9vl3 TENT OVER STRUNG PIANO FoRTEG
e II considered the best Pianos manu-
e. S@factured These Pianos have taken the
First Premium wherever and whenever exhibited.
We have just received assortment of the above
Pianos and would respectfully invite persons about TO
purchase to examine stock before purchasing else
where
Every Instrument warranted for the the term Of
fDe years. j. A. DORMAN d co.
fl9 diff
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'OLD BOSTON BREWER
STOCK XXX PALE AND AMBER ALE.

put up in Hhds. Bbls,, Hats and Kegs for retail and
amiy use, and for sale at the lowest CASH prices by
ISAAC COOK d CO.,
Brewers, 25 Central STREET Boston.
Orders by mail or express promptly attended to.
mch4 d3m
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g0usltaI.

10 STEINWAY & SONS PA.
esssssggTyS.4ssvg) TENT OVERSEEING.
H. u PIANOS
ARE NOW CONSIDERED THE BEST PIANOS
MANUFACTURED.
opinions of nearly all the greatest and most prominent
- Musici ms, regarding these instruments.
me UNDERSIGNED having lily examined and pral'
really tested the Improvement Pianos invented by II.
Stelnway, in which the strings oYerstrung
above those remaining, do herepv certify
t, Ihat az result of the said Improvement the voice
and power
I'd, The sound hy Stenwav's improvement, is much
more even less harsh stronger and much better pra-
longed than that in any other Piano with which we are
acquainted.
3D., The undersigned regard the improvements of MI.
Steinway as most novel, ingenious and important NO
Piano of similar construction has ever been known or
used. so for ms the undersigned know or believe
GUsrAvE SATTEB, JoHN N.PATTERsoN,
U. &. HILL, CARL BERGMAN,
WIN. MASON, WIN. SAAR,
GEO. w. MORGAN, GEO. f. BRIsTow,
S. H. Mills ROBERT GoGDBEcK,
WIN. A. KING, HENRY Z. IlAh,i
Ard many others. - -
IA Each instrument is warranted for FIVE YEARS.
| Sole Agency in this city, 30. 203 Main street,
n. B.-MelOdeons from the best manufacture, COLI
| stantly on hand.
PIANOS AND MELODEONS TO RENT.
Secondhand Pianos and Melodeons taken in exchange
| for new. J. A. D0RAlAN & CO.
!
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FEMALE REMEDY OF THE AGE.
DRS. HILL az TEIOMPSON'S
Renowned Indian EmInenagOgue,


or MENSTRUAL COMPOUND: preparation which daily
experience proves be the speedy and efcacious
in It's operation and is Warran ed Harmless and always
successful in all cases. when used according the dec
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FtDTuaTN
''A1r. Il. II. Eddy has made for THIRTEEN appliea.
TONS all but of which patents have been granted
and that one is pending Such unmstakable proofoi
great talent ability on his part leads to recon-
mend az inventors to apply to him to procure their
tents they may be OF having the most faithful at
tentnn bestowed their cases, ard at reasonable
charges JOHN TAGGARI."
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8oston Sobertis&n,ents.

Manulacfurers and PrOprletOrs,
~ School street, opposite City Hall, Boston, Mass
Samples seen at stores of Bush Co., FITCH & OTIS,
z H; HARVEY, HIRAM FRENCH, and at c. FOSTER a
co IS, Agents. 222 Nj ain street. diff d3l
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MO % "a IS
OXFORD AND WORCESTER DAILY EXPRESS
LeavesW. L. Pease IL Co S store Oxford, at a m.
Leaves A. w. SAwYERs Music Store, POI Main street.
Worcester e. o'clock m.
All business entrusted to this line will be faithfully and
promptly attended to. o. +. MORRIS, Proprietor.
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OSGOOD'S PROVIDENCE & WOR-
~ CESTER EXPRESS-By every train. Packages
forwarded Notes, Drafts, and Bills collected and paid,
and all orders attended to with dispatch OFFIcE-lSj
Main Street Worceser No. Exchange street, Provi
dence
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ERtered according 10 Act Of Congress, in the geay
1860, By Dr. H. " MdftSOR IN the Clerks Office Of the
district Court Of RhOde &LaRd
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: .. = n. IaI .I9UUIsl 1dUTCH 10, =
Fort Brown, Texas, has. been surren-
dered. Texas troops at Brazos are Eorti.
tying the island e. zs.1:s III. ~. :.
ID It's denied in administration circles
that any unusual naval display is intend.
ed in Southern waters. s.,.s N. T.. ~ i.
Frahcs has rendered her service. as
mediator between the United States and
Peru. No response has been given. j. ,.s.
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stances From The mountainous beap q
human misery, We select st rnudomi-
Al The Worshipxtrset Police court. on
Tuesday, out Of scores n others the eases |
.of three families we're brought TO light |
One Of these, named Shields. was visited
BY the officer, who found a man. bis wife
and three children. The father, q poor
labortr, has been idle for nine weeks, BE.
cause he could get no work to DO. Their
horne u destituteo Of almost everything -
no bedclottes, no food, all Of them in a
manifest state Of starvation Second
ease; that Of d man named Arnold, also
ID laboFer, with wife aud two childrcR;I
wife jpst confined OF the second, anil ly-I
ing upon a thin sprinkling Or hay placed
upon the bare boards OF the floor. No
covering, no food, with the exception o.
a small piece Of toast, and some tea 10 a
tnuq. Third cases deserted woman with
/ -four children. They we're in state Of
absolute wnnt. One old chair the sole
article Of furnitnre No bedstead, no 10.
bic, no wash.stand nothing but the rags
| they wore in the daytime TO cover them
al night; bcreft Of everything.
All Westminster Policecourt, on the
same day Tuesday,, a wretched and half
starved woman was charged with robbing
lher lodgings. With tears In her eyes,
she pleaded guilty to pawning her bed.
sheets TO procure a meal TO eat.
Az the Thames Police-court, on the
l same dag, riiaa hun red poor meu applied
i for relief, andreccittCl, some Cd, some Is,
some 2s., and some s.. Cd. each. At the
Gnildhall, on Monday morning, no less
than 1900 persons crowded round The
leonrt, imploFing relief. The Irish, we
are told, stroye 10 keep back the English
Until their own conntrywomen should DO
relieved. But our space coastrains us to
Estop. What we have adducec are simply
specimens Of the prevalent destitution.
At every one Of the police-courts, similar,
and still more painfnl, scenes are to be
Witnessed. Aud this in free and happy
England This, in the metropolis Of the
! richest nation il the world This, within
triIIe-sllot Of The palace Of the Queen, who
/ is said TO rule over acoItented and happy
peoplel This, in q land that spends a
million sterling upon a single German fam.
Eilyi LET the royal Indy, with the hslf-a-
dozen palaces, andlcr gay aud fashionable
female fayorites- with their gilded ear
friages their noble mansions, their fatted
| nienials! aud their cranfal waF1robes =
think 81 their sister Arnold and her new.
born babe, laid upon the spfinkling Of,
hay upon the cold deal aoorl Above oil,
let the working classes think over these
things, and resolve the question Wheth-
er these terrible snferiugs are the result
% a heqtcirEent dispensation, or the pro-.
duct Of the tIiabolical but removable re-
salt Of plel,eiait ignorance and.aristocratic
inaliguitg Iisyaolzs AeEsPaPsr.
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FIRST DISTRICT COURT.

Hos. Henry r. Crosby opened his
court IN Provo, Utah comfy. on Monday
last, for the transaction Of United states
business Itwas our intention to publish
afull report Of the proceedings this Neek;
as receised from friend who was pres.
cot. bat the manuscript came too late for
Insertion in this Issue. We had oin hSnaa
the eastern dispatch WHICH arrived at i i
am, on yesterday, when We received il,
which more than filed our open columns.
We have only space now to state, tha.
agrand jury was empannelIed, Mr.. Hanks,
merchant Of Provo, appointed foreman,
a brief but comprehensive charge given
them. There were many applications forI
naturalization, as well as numerous dee.
larations Of intentions, One indictment
was found, and the court adjourned on
thursday.
George w. Bean, Esq, acted as clerk,
John 9, james. Esq. U. s. District AZ.
torney pro tenn. Enoeh L. Mason. ESD,
Y 5. Deputy Marshal, and john Miner,
Esq bailiff, were ia attendance upon the
court. .s 49, l.
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this people, and then they win assume
their Independence among tile nations Of
the earth, for divine revelation hes spoken
III, aud there il no getting around it,g
Should our U mon still be preserved,
land / pray g Cd II may / donot see how
the SAINTS are 10 dispose 81 this little
knctty prophecy, for i the prophecies that
are being heralded 20 the world, from
these valleys aud mountains are but true,
surely the days Of our republic are az an
end the last lingering hope Is forever
| Fed, aud Ii Is Useless 10 taIk about a vi
consultation between the divided sections
% our Union, while their eHhiity Is as
idetp as Hell, aud as Il isthswlllo Of Heas-
en- tbat q peaceful alliance shall continue
no longer. I'LL. ..,1 a. 4
4 81 Joseph Daily Gar.
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Gasts iii 5lfmg.

AssaulriSo Il CoarsE. IA horrible
scene was enacted recently ut PhiladeI
phia. Al woman was found dead III the
bed. mid the linsbat,l drunk beside her.
The police arouscd him, told hun that his
Il ifc was dIead, when tile brute swote she
WIS drunk, and struck the corpse In the
facc with his clenehed FIST. Al little boy,
three years old, who was sent ID buy
whisky while his mother was lying dead
was sent 10 the home Tor the friendIess,
and the father 20 jail #
TaREafESEp IeDiAx TRoubLs Ne
braskh City, Feb. no. The chief and
warriors Of the Aloe Iplians arrived In
town last evening, aud madea percnip.
tory demand for the payment 0f their
Annuity due Ia November last. stating
that their women and children were stary.
ing. aud that their payment they would
have, tpcaceably, II Il conld DC rot III
that way, but II not, forcibly.o The agent
took what money he had aud secretcd Il
las. evening. A large meeting Of the
citizens was held Tor the purpose OF taking
measures for self defence, i necessary.
FEArs on SfRExarH. Three strong
mon have inst had q notable muscular
contest IN Chicago. DE-. Winship lifted
nine kegs of nails, weighing l 600 lbs.
Next, will, harness on his shoulders, lie
Eraised ], SIT lbs. William Thompson, 81
the Chicago gymnasium, did the same.
The latter then went on adding weights,
and lifting, with harness on shoulders and
hips, until the numbers stood sHccessively
I $50, ], $3.50, 1,T36, 1886, $3.50, 2,OS6,
2, ID6---a very remarkable lift, the latter,
to be sure. Then Thompson SWING the
100 ~. dHmbbell, mad Curtis did the same
and DIR WinsIlip lifted himself with his
little finger; and Thompson experimental
with nh I65 ID. duuibsbell; aud Winship
shouldcred d 800 ID. barrel of -four. aud
put 1t down carefully; aud Curtis pushed
100 HIS Ia each hand with tho puiiy, and
then 100 lbs. in eacll hand, and then, I,lys1
ing down on his back, put up II 0 lbs. Ia
each hand. But the feat Of the evening
was The great life OF Thompson aud tile
Judges 80 considered ID ID The award Of l
The 5000 prize TO him.
DInEcr Sfk1u CoxurSlrAr1oN wrTH
ErRofE. The establishment Of d iiae of /
steamers between Charleston atAl Earopei
c4n no longer liz regarded as d mere
question IL commercial policy. The iddc. /
pendent pdsition Sliich the South lias
assumed among tic cations 81 tie earth, /
niakestliis eatcrpf&e a measure Of poIiti- /
cal Necessity. We are ghnl, therefore, 10
notice that y iiieeifag 81 those who are 10 /
cooperate in the movement is called for
this AFTERNOON. Tie report Of tlIe com.
inlttee upoar the plans aud proposals Of
an English steamship company will be
submitted, and we hope that steps wllil
Immediately be taken 70 give the proper
impetus to the great work. Let ouruler- 4
chants who are deeply Interested in tho
success Of the steamship line. come for
ward, one aid OIL, aid stand shoulder to
shSufderto secure the early onsnmma.
ton Of the great project Charleston
aereafg. n
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IaraL Ntms..

DErAmuKr Chief Justice Kinney
Ieft this city on Thursday, % 4 visit 70
bis family IN Nebraska. The Jndge IN
tended 10 spend tIlat evening at Hanks
Station, between The mountains. and then
step into the mail coach when Il passed
Cd yesterday. w. s.. Godhe and Henry
Lawrence, EsqS., merchants Of this city,
were passengers with the same mail. They
are going east on business, and Mr.. God
be, We believe, intends TO visit England
and 10 return TO thiscity next September
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THE
MOUNT FER.
GREAT sstTlaEE CITY,
SATURDAY. MARCH 30. 1861,
AGRICULTURAL

81 &. ~ IA Sc
TnK Inhabitants Of this territory are Of
necessity an agricultural people, while
this Il 80, the great bulk have been raised
10 Other employwepts, hence, the art ard
science d agriculture. with Us, docs not
portray that scientific aspect presented
" itin the Old world, o. IN the older
states Or this republic.
Analysis Of soils, manures. &C.. and
general experimental farms, sustained BY
men Of leisure. and means, are 10 us nm
known; that Is, IN home practice, We
have been too rudeIy jostled III tie race
oflife-too often scattered and peeled. 1.
But, sure as the sun breaks from the
clouds and mist which encifcle our noun
tain tops, and scsttes bis glory DER our
peaceful vale aud lsboring pOpulace, so
sure will the light and spirit Of eternal
progress III every department Of human
labor and human thought break the rosty
chain Of circumstance, and fulfil It's high
aud bene6cent mission.
Hence, we hailed its harbinger IN the
organization Of the Dsseret Agricultural
and Manufacturing society; il was, and Is
: & sApss.su . INV my y .n0se VINO
naIs pen assoslAssu WIN y nave iolDles
M 'ap'nss; Y OlneF Morus' 'na. 'ney
~, @sa ssa' wnens we revert ~. 70 the
.vas.sa a.auah, slecsen ooara 2. orec'ors'
Ns nao 'ae mars q sn'lrlng zoal. q r.
sslnAn as'lon. ana araens ASPIRATIONS ior
I ~ soil'hon wes'.
Macy VINO nave looked 70 and en-
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WE copy tas following from the Ian.
easter Inteillstnar: .,.,' I.
Ni~ YEsRsDAY ar aREAT satI L.Kt ,,,,y
w., ns nave Received from our old and valued
'L.ena, Gel. s q sAambadgh, Surveyor General
OF Utah Territory. aeoPyof the Great Salt Iale
AosH.a'SseT, q gapuary 18th. The paper gives
an interessing aceount Of how New Ysa,s I1ss
was spent m Great Salt Lake CITY, TLs ami.
sersary Of She coionel's birth day oOoun On
the hrst day Of the year, aud, a. Il NJ, Won't
he gave an elegant entertainment 10 ii, f,isna.
u The taE on Mormon country. We hope "a,
Colonel mas I've % enjoy many happy New
Years, aud that be may soon fot,rn a ~,
quiet and beautiful shades Of hi. loved . ADna
dale. - ss5 49,. 80 :.
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gur.rign Ntus

e e y. ' q & . y &
SEeEssi0S in InKLAxD The movement
Tor a separate kingdom is gaining ground
in ireland, Large meetings III It's favor
have been held 10 tll parts Of the island,
and an address 10 the Queen Of England,
asking for d separate Irish Parliament
and the privilege Of selfgoyernmehts has
obtained over twenty thousand signatures.
The late stand taken BY the British GoYr
.erilmept III favor Of the right 81 The peo-
pie Of Sardinia ard Of Italy and Sicily to
select their own rulers aud their own
government, Is used with great force 10
support Of their denaud BY the people "
ireland. s33.. n v +
CONTINUED sf1RyATioS or THIS WORKING
.F.,. GLASSES 43 NJ
Throughout the past week tens Of thous-
sands Of the working classes were still
subjected 10 oil the agonies Of cold, hun
ger, and starvation. The streets and
.thoroughfnres were pevpetually trayersed
by groups of fanished operatives, whose
piteous whine for charity spoke VOLUMES
~ 10 the horrible condition to which these
.abls-bodied worknlen have been reslaeed..
The same beseging Of the workhoHse-
the same, but augmented, crowds Of sup
.pllcants for tile smallest dole at The police
courts, on which we remarked lust week..
were still 10 be Witnessed. Tho MISERY,
which, until the cold WeailIer bud sci III,
festered In silence and In secret ID the.
lowest layero Of society, had erlpted 70 the
surface, aud might be constantly seen IN
living masses Of sqttaioF and Of hunger In
tide most public parts Of the metropolis.
Had the Queen but deigned TO take a
drive through my one OF the large streets
Of LoniVn at any hour Of the day she
might SIZE hnndreds of huRgry-eyed, Dol.
low-cheeked, aud tlinelad working nlen,
whose industry hnstains her aud all her
kindred ~ laxary aud profusion, begging
from the plssers hy for The smallest mite |
to buy thcnI.a crust Of bread. The lts-t
ION thus derived might do royalty n world /
Il good. II would show the fearful sac
ifces exactnl from The workers OF the land
Or the sastenance 0f tile idIers. This
acting. we assume, upon q
Iaturaliy hiinfalte heart, might convince 1
lie royal mind that tile working men: Oft.
England are not the ferocioHs rnfiais,
he unreasonable brnies, the merely tles.s
.rlctiye animals alleged by Lord Robert I.
Montague, Adam Bfack, Bul8rrb sytton,
md other nwelLheloseds Cousins and I
councillors Of the lady wilo lives IN half a
iozen royal palaces. sz@..:.s: .G.. Il