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SARATOGA CALIGRAPHED.-Wha a lively,
motley, ever changing crowd it is, to be sure
A world in miniature IA congress of nations.
and notions, and fashions | shall not at
tempt to describe it. Let me give you in
stead some spirited rhymes, written at the
springs several years ago by jolly young fell
low whose present dignity would be astonish-
ed at the rampant levity of his youth. The
verses were entitled
LIFE AT SARATOGA.
Saratoga society
What endless variety;
What pinks of prOpre.y;
What gems Of-sob iiety!
What garrulOus old folks,
What shy folks and bold folks,
Aud warm folks and cold folks!
such curious dressing,
And tender caresSing.
(OE course that is gueSSingD
such keen Yankee DoOdes
And dahditied noodles,
And other Pet puudes!
Such very loud patterns,
(Norn often by slatiernS)
With hOops-big as Satufns.
Such straight necks and bow necks
And dark nccks and snow nccks!
Such high necks aud low nccks!
With this sort and that sort,
Tie lean and the fat sort
The sharp and the fiat sort
Saratoga is crammed full
And rammed full and jammed full
My clever friend, John BrOughanl actor
and author, says somewhat oracularly in one
OF his little dramatic pieces,
'~What must be oiH be,
And what has been oaS -
70 which let me add, that at Saratoga what
has been as While it is true that the q sea-
sons" never repeat themselves exactly, the
great features are always the same. One secs,
however, perpetual novelty OF incident, char
acter, and costume; and these suffice to keep
up the interest of the play.-Cor. albany
-4rguS.
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educational.

WORCESTER ACADEMY OF FINE
w ARTS AND SCHOOL OF DESIGN,
Clarlx's Block, 257 Main street.
Oil Paint lgs, Engravings, Mezzotints, Chromos,
Autographs, Photographs Artists Materials of every
description, 20 trait and Picture Frames, for sale
the lowest Cash Prices. Frames made to order. Par
cular attention given to Framing wreaths and Fancy
Work. to restoring, remounting. mending vanishing
old and injured Pictures.
The Fine Art Gallery open day and evening free WIS.,
itors. All are welcome
m30 DIFF
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N
Ein CHANGE for House In Worcester. A convcn-
A45sicnt house new barn, excellent well Of pure
water, and about IS If land Also wood Tot Of
about ~ acres. said Farm is Ia very healthy and
pleasant location and half niles nom OSford DC.
pot 1t is good Fruit Farm. For further Information
apply to y. w. FIELD,
d4wF oxford Mass.
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GNamts

L .UMBER FOR SALE.-30,000 # Pine
~ Boards extra quality 1000 2 inch white Chest
nut Plank. Enquire at No, Front street. Worcester
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RtaI Gstate.
- A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE

MOI.
RIiiil FOR SALE.-lhe House owned by REV.
.As1GEoRGE BUSHNELL, situated just east the Com
mon between the First Baptist and Salem ST. Churches
Is nov offered at private sale.
rms is one of the most desirable residences IN the city
being centrally located and from its peculiar Situa-
lion Tree from the rise and dust Of the crowded street
The lot contains 5000 feet Of land; House In good re-
pair, containing nine rooms and bathing II has
gas, hard and soft waters also in the cellar
Part OF the purchase money can remain mortgage
desired.
For particulars enquire Of d. II EAMES,
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VOL. IS, NO. lSl

Stay the wailng and the signing
Who in bitterness complain.
Said'st thou that our sons were dying,
Pouring out their blood in vain!
God forbid! lie Stays the iirst.born
That the people may be free!
Not drop of blood is wasted,
lis the price oil liberty!
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! FARM FOR SALE IN UPTON,

Ei MAsS.-rhe Farm owned and cupIed by
-1 the widow Phila Kawson, Situated Ia the norther
y part OF UptOn the road from Upton to WestDOrO,
two and one half miles frJm the centre Of Upton, and
four miles from WestD0ro Depot; one fourth of mile
from school. Contains 1866 Of excellent Land,
divided into Moving. PasuraRe, and Tillage with about
so of good Woodland. and Cranberry Meadow Of
70 acres good two story House. 10 by 30 with 80
by 10. Barn nearly now, 90 by 49, Corn Barn and
WOOdhOuse, 40 by 49, Sp.ing water brought to the
house and The farm cuts hay enough to oil the
barn The above farm will be sold n bargain. Most
of the purchase money remain mortgage.
For particulars enquire Of the subscribers.
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M ANTED.-As situation in small fam
w ilv to do general homework; Is u good plain
sewer. Good reference be given. Address, for one
week. A. B. q Greenwich Mass. dl0l* 1871
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SITUATION WANTED.-In small
~ family bv capable girl to do general homework or
chamber work In this city. Apply at No. "a Temple
street. d3t 1871
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LOTS FOR SALE.

" ALO hDIlE IOI 10 FUN DNIT.
The LOT on Lincoln street, opposite the mansions
orr ID Noen and W, q. Thompson, Esqrs suitable for
the erection of Machine Shops, Boot Manufaeorv
Block Of Houses, Will be sold low The Lot fronts
Lincoln street III feet and is $50 fee doep, bounded west
by Mill Brook, and Is the line of the Railroad.
Three Lots on Front street. suitable for Stores adjon-
Ing the store Of George SESSIONS the Of
Front and rumbull Streets also the lot next south
Trumbull street, now occupied as n wood yard
FRANCIS H. DEWEY,
mch29 diff 2l8 Main street
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fsyf FOR SALE--A desirable Cottage
j House, pleasantly situated the corner Of Crown
sNAsAA@ ami Congress Streets containing rooms with
S09 ieet of Land, on which are vafist rit frees
and Currant Bushes &C. all In n thrifty and bearing
condition. neve-faug wen Of excellent water soft
water cistern &C. the same. rare bargain il
offered For terms &c, apply at No Crown street or
at the spy JOB ONCE. deoptf mch3
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M ANTED.-A tenement of five or six
~ rooms, east Of Main street preferred. Rent not
TO exceed SIPS within one mile of the post Office En-
gure at No 8 Worcester Bank Block
Ei3l d3tF ID EATON
, 1863-08-30
GREAT INCREASE OF THE
49, NAVY.
Another Fleet Of Irou-Clnds - be
EutIt-The Most Powerful NaFFes-
~


:. Especial Dispatch to tho n. z. Tr1bune.1
:'. WAsMsorox, Thursday, Aug. n, 1853
!. Notwithstanding the numerous vessels nd
deo to the Navy within the past two years,
the work Of construction Is still to - on.
Tho. Navy, Departmen. h. just decided to
will be longer and more formidable than any
now In the service of this or 1ny other
country-be1ug In fact perfect copies Of the
great Ericsson ocean ships Puritan and Die.
tater which arc now building IN New York.
= The Inst new batch of vessels Is to be the
to render them uns1csptionable In every why,
they are to be built at the Navy Yards Of New
;Yofk. Boston, Phllatelp phih aad Portsmouth,
New Hampshire. Naval Contractors alone
sre 1ppe1intt,S;nding t,; them: Work on s ths
Will have two turrets Of enormous
thickness, and the eide armo7 will be some
feet In thickness. There will be for each ves-
sci lwo pairs Of direct. t.acting eng ines with Jet
coadensers, the cylinders Of which are to be
SHIFTS; the diameter os each is to BIZ fifty five
inches, and the stroke Of piston three feet
As there arc two Of these engines, the speed
Of the vessel will be rendered as great IS It
the syllnderAwere much larger. The boilers
are to be Of the horizontal tubular kind, with
900 earare feet Of crate, Of not exceeding
G3S feet in length, and 2, 500 feet Of heating
em face. The tubes to be Of brass, shells to
be H-inch thick plates, with 7-18 inch thick
bottoms aud fuInzces, and braced for wofk-
Ing pressure Of IS pounds per square inch.
The screws to be Of composition Of copper
and tin, Is feet In diameter, of g feet mcaa
pitch, to have blades, aud to be2 feet loog.
They will be sustained from the counter Of
tbs vessel BY brass hanger, and the shaft
will revolye in 4 brass pipe connecting the
hanger with the hull There Will be required
s blowing engines, with blowers equivalent
to Dimptel's No i5, to blow into an nir tight
fir room. Each boiler will be re4uired to
number Of duplicate pieces, tools, iastru-
ments, stores, &c, required In such naval
contracts are to be furnished.
: The Department will advertise at once for
turrsts, which are to bc built as rapidly as
possible
, 1863-08-30
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, 1863-08-30
FROM ST.
Especial pizpasehto the Chicago Trftuue.1

= Especial Dispatehto the Chicago Tsfbuue.}-,
ST. PAUL, Aus. =. ts83.
= Gen. Slbley left Fort Abercromb;e last
Tuesday, with his sntire command When
they reach sauk City, Col Baker, with the
10th regiment, will march directly south
through KandlyoDt; and remain at Fort
Rid gely, md there aruit further orders. Gen.
sIbley, With the remainder Of his command. !
will come directly to Fort Smelling: T..
Senator Ramsay leaves, on Monday, Tor
rculn1na and other points IN the northern
part Of the State. He goes to make . treaty
with the Red Lake Chippawas. Commission
or Dole attempted This Last. year, but was
frightened Away by Sioux outbreak.
: Tbs bottom IS falling out. Of The Copper
head party. It Is rumored to:day that Wells,
their candidate for Governor, md .Welch,
their nominee for Secretary of' State, have de-
clined the positions. The 81: Hanl Pioneer,
the Denocratics organ e the Sc. tEs.sE, qualities
the ticket, and says that the Democratic Con
ventioD, in the nomination Of such men to
high positions, has put Its party outaide the
pale Of support by any man who eherishes
any sentiment OF public duty or pe1tonal
honor. Ithas cast the grand old organization
Into the dirty depths Of the gutter, since 1t
has ta11en into Rlce's unworthy hands. There
let it lie and rot; An effort is being made to
organize O War Democratic party,
, 1863-08-30
Mexican Female Officer.

II ON the London Times Paris Correspondence
Among The Medcan prisoners brought to
France by the transport Rkone is q young
IL an woman, only twenty three years 81
arc. who was Lieutenant Colonel Of the regi.
1nc14t uf Zacatecas, and who, in the course OF
strcn years, rose step by step from the ranks
bs her courage and talents. She followed her
husband 70 the army. and was soon promoted
10 ine raul Of 2L Lieutenant for her distin-
Ei;;steo bravery. The death Of her husband,
&1hea IN ae1ion. afforded her an opportunity
O. aEeng'ng him, and Of rising another step.
Iic reneh defeat ot Gunaalupe on the 5ta Of
My, 1eS3, obtained for her the rank Of Lieu
7el ant Colonel, second in command of a rcei.
n.e1.t, In which position ele arain rrreaf]r
distinguished herself during fi,c slave Gf
Prcbia. This singular woman hanaIcs the h.
Ewusd Ike first rate fencing master and sha I
made herfcH not only respected but fea1ed he a,v
b r soldiers who looked upon her rs = .nnsr. ~.
nLt,lral being. After Ortega snrrenderea At
discretion st Pucbla, she was brought 10 Yers
Cruz, aud uas lodged on board the Rlone
nstil TINT vessel saifed for France. Her order
pt snbu, cation mentions her rank, md gaves
1nr Right 10 sit at the field officers table.
s T. If tnid to he Of agreeable personal appear-
&c, although. as might be expected, rashel
y ,re masculine In her Fays than altogether
b.comes her sex.
, 1863-08-30
80, -: =:

from eeven to eight minutes, and an interval
Of about the same length occurred betHcen
item. No damage vas done, though Eany
buildings were severely ahaken-
The Radical Mass Meeting at Jefferson City,
on Tuesday, promises to be one Of thelarScst
ever held in the State. Special extra trains
are to be run from this city, and large num-
bers Of prominent citizens viii attend.
The iron.clad Ozark, now building at this
pace, Is to be fitted for sea service immedi-
ate1y. It Is rumorcd that she is intended to
reinforce the fleet of Charleston.
The steamer Champion arrived this mora-
Ing from New Orl=ans. She Was unmolsi ed
nv ruerilraa .--@1. T"-'- :
Tbs Lawrence relief fund has already
reached large sum and additions are still
being made. The Exchange Bank subscribed
$3.50, md others will follow tho example.
The Stntind office at Weston was destroyed
By mob Of militia stationed at that place,
on Thursday night. The St,stinz mas thor
oughly loyal paper and had done much good
in that section. lts1ot1snse was an article re-
flectiug upon the militia
, 1863-08-30

Correspondence of the n. z. Tribuue1
TURIN, Aug. II, 1868.
I.receiyed this moment the copy Of the fol
lowing address:
CAPRERA, Aug. &, 1863,
To A6ruham Liao0la, Emanelpator Of tas Slaoes Il,
The Anaerieda Republic: >. So.
Tin the midst Of yonr Titanicbattles, our voice
cau yet1cach JOG, let us, o Lincoln, free cons o.
Columbus, send you word Of good wishes and oi
admiration for the great work that you have begun
Heir Of the aspirations Of Christ and OF John
Brown, you will pass to oposterity: with tho name
Of the Emancipator; more enriable than any crown
Or any human tre1Bafe.;~t '-;
In entire race Of men, bowed By selfish egotism
uhdeE the yoke OF Slavery, il at the price Of the
nohlest blood of Amorica, restored by you to the
dignity Of man, to civilization, aud to Iowa. :
America. mistress Of liberty to ou1 tathers, opena
again the solemn epoch Of human pzog1ess, and
while she aeton1shes the world BY her gigantic dar-
ing, sho makes us sorrowfnlly think how this old
Europe, which also 1ghts 80 great battle for lib
city, dEds neither mind nor heart to equal hers,
While TIE rcvclczs IN deepotism raise their bac
cAaua1ian rejoiciugs over tho fall Of ee people,
let free men reisiousy keep sacred the day Of the
fll Of Slavery. There arc mysterious parallels in
hissory-the robbery Of Mexico. and the Lincoln
Proclamation. Prosperity to you, Abraham LIN
coin, pilot Of Liberty; hail to all you who Tor two
years have fought and died. around her 1egetcra-
ting banner; Veal to sou, redeemed sons Of Ham
The free men Of Italy kiss the glorious marks Of
your chains. ~: -..
The address is signed by the Italian Lther.
ais, the first banned being that OF Giuseppe
Gaiibaldl, Who also wrote It, -.
The Gencfal has recovered from his wound,
ond takss every day Hide on horseback, on a
lad,'s saddle, not to hurt his foot, which is
yot very tender. He can walk without cratch-
es with the aid Of simple stick, and, delight
iDg in boating. he plies the car with all the
yiscr Of youth. One or TWO mouths res: will
, 1863-08-30
GARIEALDIsS LETTER:

VIC publish in this issue the admirable
letter from the great ltalian patriot, Carl
lc..*i to -'hraham Lincoln. The charac-
te;' If our sgle aud the vital principle
involved al, 1t forth with q tcrseness, con-
ci cl:ess and enthusiasm rarely excelled.
TIE ruling passion Of the red-shirted hero
Of 1tuly is Freedom, and in the emancipa-
Icn Of the slave he heholds one more step
toward the emancipation Of Europe from
the thraldom Of tyranny. Els noble words,
WARN with enthusiastic sympathy are .wor-
thy Of the man who stands at The head OF
thc progressive party Of Europe, and they
will en!siudlc in this country deeper ad-
miration and more heartfelt lore than has
crer before been bestowed upon him.
, 1863-08-30

:. New ToAK. Ang. a9.-The Herazd's Wash
ipeten dispatch says:
!, 4 Government contractor named Pitched,
Of Pittsburgh, was committed to the Old Cap:
itol prison 10 day On charge Of having sold
In Baltimore fraudulent Quarter masters Ger.
tif:cates of Indebtedness to tho amount Of
nGCQ. ...
The New York TribMne's dispatch eaJ5:
Tie notorious Belle Boyd was arrested at
.Ms1tinsburg, Va, last night By Capt. Joln.
.eon'a detectives, and tonight lodged in Old
Capitol prison. It will be remembered she
was cent to Richmond some months since,
with orders lot to come back.
We learn that mach complaint exists as
to the way provost duty Is done IN Martins
burg. Two rebel surgeons walk the streets
ard are even allowed passes, People known
to be dis1oyal obtain passes, and arc in no Wtae
inte1fered with.
II the case of Robert Hall against the
Council Grove Town Co, Of Kansas, the In.
terror Department to-day decided>in favor o1
The Town Compony's right to The property
which was claimed by Hall
WAsu1SGroS, August 29.-The line OF tn
| Ohio and Chesapeake ANAL is infested wiz
guerillas. 4 1s!ge party yesterday crosse;
| into Maryland, at y hite's Ford and captuses
| number OF cann1 teams,
, 1863-08-30

Tho EXcfteMeMt On tho Wes4cFn Ror-
&sf-A Fearful RetKlbusIo1.

ST. Lor1s, Aug. 2s.-Persons arriving here
from Kausas and the Missouri bordor repre-.
sent the excitement as Intense, and the eS-
asperalion Of the Union people aginsttn
secesh knows no boCud5. 1t Will hoaedfursh
col be safe for any rebel symc,tl!zer tonys
in that region. The massAcre ard burning Of
Lawrence ara that limit where furbearance
ceases to be Il virtue. DETERMINATION" Is
ROW the war cry against all who arc even
suspected Of sympatnizing >tsI. Quaasrcl aad
his baud. OF with rebels r E<+7zss;tsou tn auy fa
There has already been much destruction Of
the property Of Butternuts, and many secesn
lives have already been offered up on the altar
ofyengeance, In the western csuntIes Of Mis-
souri,. The county in that region Is doomed
to utter desolation and depopulation: It is
infested by the most treachcrous enemies Of
the Union, aud the outraged people Of Kan
sas are organizing for their complete e1tinc-
ton. It il fearful, but who can blame them?
Nothing new from Arkansas or Southern
Missouri. There isa report that JEFF. Thomp
son and bis fellow prisoners will ardI6 here
to-dav.
, 1863-08-30

The name Of the courageous individual who
first ate an oyster has not been recorded, but
tnere is legend concerning him to the fol-
loving effect: 80.
Once upon time-it must have been pro-
digious]y long 1ime ago, howerer-a man Of
melancholy mood, who was walking By the
.Enore of a picturesque estuary, listening to
tie sad sea wares, espied very old and ugly
tyster, all coated over with Parasites and sea
reeds It was 80 unprepossessing that he
kicked It with his foot, and the animal, astoa-
II he'd at such rudeness on bis OWL domain,
eaped with indignation. Seeing the beautiful
realn'colored layers that shone within the
sheit. and thiuking the interior of the shell
itself to be beautiful, he lifted IN the aged
= native" for further examination. insertinr
Lis tilger aud thumb beneath the shell.
The irnte monusc, thinking, no doubt. that
this was meant as a further insult, snapped
LIS rear1y jaws close upon the fingers of tho
intruder, causing him some little pain. After.
releasing his wounded digit, the lnquisitiye
enrleman very naturally put 1t to his mouth
DrNghtfal.| exelaimed he, opening Wide
; lis eyes. "Wbat is this s'' and agaln he
tucked his thumb. The truth fashed upon
lin. He had accidentally achieved the most
jmportant discovery ever made up to that
rate! Tsking up stone he forced open the
oyster md gingerly tried piece Of the mol
lasc iteelt Delicious was the result; and So,
there ard then, that solitary anonymous man
'3naugu1ated the oyster banquet. -!
, 1863-08-30
THE LAWRENCE TRAGEDY,
GREAT MEETING At LEAVEN-
WORTH,
The Removal Of SchoiieId De.
manded.


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,,s1J ~ s,rs,,-.a.4p 80 o.. .Hees 1e.lps
Nth Mo,or Anthea,,. ..~a.,... 1''c S 1'eqs'
W." -'ot aA't1oAs fiea1u1u9> It'll Lane
oueteu tne 10 1ouo"lng resolution:
69sotsed, mat 20 many Of the loyal men Of tho
noloer as ca eaa % sPased nom home protectton be
SnteSar ~ t @ az rao On the ST. Day Of
tay can nnocnre snd nna aman1tion a as
iows Each twenty men to seecf as iG. tp
company bringing with them T q wagon: VIII ona IN,
blanket to each man, and fifteen days' subsistence.
et;sf, ~ ,,o+ch,ass' s,aa.n wv Ao0' ~
sua1A y. n1scn.e9s, e4oquenee and power,
saying the people OF kansas must depend
upon themselves for protection. exhoTtinr
.,.o,1 ,na, IF E.rs.s+ ~ ~, .o.a.t. et".e
e'o's =. 11aneaa ~, W. ~ 1tStus u Heee al
momentss notlce. Inc resolution was unaui-
mousIy adopted, amid the widest euthQsI-
aem, the crowd demanding yont,earca o1,