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SIDNEY New Jersey, July ~, l94S.
DR. A. H. CHRIsrIE-Dear Sir: Yoa wish TO know
of what has been the result in my ow ase of the
application of THE GALVANlC BEL NECK
LACE. My reply is as follows
Fc IT ttceny years had been suf, lom Dys
pei cry year the symptoms became worse, nor
COZ ain permanent relieflro any course of medi.
calf .-ntwhatever Nv physic were skful and
excellent men but here their prescriptions failed About
fourteen years since consequence of frequent expo
sure to the weather in the discharge of nay pastoral du
ties, become subject to Chronic rheumatism
which for year after year, caused ndescrbable an
gulsh In the severer paroxysms the skill of physi
Grams sometimes afforded great relief but this re-
het was only temporary. Farther in the winter of aa
and 4o IN consequence OF preaching great deal in nv
own and various other churches in this region was at
tackled by the Bronchitis which became so severe
as 10 require an immediate suspension OF my pastoral la
DORIS My nervous system thorough Frustrated
ana as my bronchitis became worse, also did my Dys
pepSla and Rheumatic aectionthus eyncing that these
disorders were connected with each other through the
medium oil the Nervous System. My snerngs were in
deed severe and had prospect other than being en-
rely taid aside from the discharge of those duties and
the performance of those labors in which my soul has
ever ioand the highest Of her joys.
. bst reasoning from effect to cause concluded that
the Nervous System must be reached before any hone
could De lnduged OF my obtaining relief from these most
distressing msladies In the whole pharmacopoia there
seemed to be no remedial agent which could reach and
recuPerate my Nervous System every thing that had
tried Tor this purpose had completely failed At last
was led by my friends to examine your inventions and
enough with no very sanguine hopes of their eficcncyA
determned to try the effect OF the application Of the
GALvANlC BELT AND NECKLACE, with the MAG
NEIlC FLUID. This was in june 1916. To MY cRYAr
ADJOURNMENT IN TWO NJ DYSPEPSIA HAD GONE
IN EIGHT DAYS WAS ENABLED RESUME BY PASTORAL
LAboRs, MOL HAVE SINCE OMITTED SINGLE SERVICE on
ACCOUNT OF THH BRoNcHITfs; ARD RHEUMATIC AFrEc
TOY ALSO CEASED TO ME. If time permitted
conlu MI sheet OF paper with the details of particular
out can now only furnish this brief abstract My Dye
PePsia has nerer returned; The Rheumatism once in a
WINE visits me, but not severely and is easily arrested
ana ~ maniesty being driven from its hold upon my sys
TEN ana my Bronchial affection is entirely cured Such
Is the wonderful and happy results of the experiment
nave recommended the BELT and FLUID to MANY
VINO maze been likewise suffering from neuralgia aaec
tm.s. Ihey have tried them, WITH HAPPY REsulrsIBn
LiEYE IN CASE. On
am, dear sir very respectfully yours,
ROBERT w. LANDIS
VI sais IN Worcester by the Agents M ID. GREEN
w "hEbN W. M&SweopIy Nov g.
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FACTORY TO LETT.

"a IN SPENCER, su table Cotton or Wooden
EmlM Goods, or other manufacturing mechanical
khApurposes. said Fac DRY is situated IN the Genre
Village of spencer, never failing stream of water
giving sufficient power for operating 20 cotton looms and
preparations more than sufficient for set wooden
machinery. The building SO by 80 H. three stories and
1tic, nearly and in rs>lae order, with "a II brest
Wheel with main drums aud belts. Connected with the
dove is Dwelling House for two Tenemeuts, and
seven acres Land.
Reference may he had 10 WARREN BAKER, Worcester !
JAMES DRAPER, ESQ., of Spencer. Of the subscribers
Warren. KNOWLES d SlBLEN,
June a. dwf
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GREAT DISCOV
fDyg EG D.V EEsHEER DEE<.

THIS OIL is prepared by H. C. CURRIER who is the
sole Proprietor in the United States and the great
est discovery in the known world for the growth Hair
and warranted Il will cause the hair grow where il
mas fallen off and is preventative, and makes il
thick, dark and silky Price 90 per bottle The
best Of references be obtained those who have
been benefited in this city.
N. b. The money will be paid back, in all cases when
the Oil does give satisfaction.
Sole Agents in Worcester, VIM. d. FENNO s. SON,
$50 Nam Street dwu July 4.
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A BARGAIN.

II bAhGAlWJ
A ND A RARE CHANCE is offered TO
y business man who would like engage in the Dru
and Vest India Goods business In pleasant and thriving
village, on the line OF The Western Rail Road ten miles
Eom the City Of Worcester The subscriber being about
to change his business viii sell his entire stock and stand
a. very areat bargain Any individual having moaer
ate cash capa and wishing to engage in The business of
Country Store, where money be made, may apply
reasonably or by letter, post paid to
July IA diff JOHN FIRTH, Cloppvilye Mass
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DHSUGS AND MEDICINES.
no mARRTED T,ADTES.

TO MARRIED LADIES.
pY the strong solicitations of her friends and partrons
ID Mrs GooDw has at lat reluctantly permitted her
he brought before the public for the benefit ohose
ritd who prefer not TO their lives the hands
male Physicians at The most delicate period Of woman's life
Mrs experienced and aud holds
herself readiness the calls of all who wish her
services and she feels confident by her long experience
employ her.
Mrs 6 will be found at her house, No. II Browne
Block, Salem-street.
Worcester, Feb Il du
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Fer Sale.

Aex TWO story dwelling II ouse situated on Salem
sfifg 81 Said house is so by % fee, with wood
~ shed and other convenences. The loIi IS ieet nv
u, convenient for large small f4miy and consider
able ruit on the premises For Drther particulars inquire
~ ALVAN ALLEN, Is Trumbull ST.
worcester KY ~ isis. dtf.
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JOS EPH S. BROOKS,

Teacher OF Music as Science and an ART,
y OOMS in connection with G LORING.S Music Store
AZ and Piano Forte Ware Rooms, 1875 N0im-street.
Lessons upon the Piano Forlc seraphne, Violin, &c,
given any hour most convenient for the pupil Thorough
Instruction in the science. Success warranted.
Worcester, May 2s. DIFF
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Farm for Sale.

THE Farm known The THAXTER FARM is offer,
ed for sale il being OF the best in the county
containing hundred and forty acres with all the
necessary buildings thereon and in good repair well
supplied with running Three hun red dollars
worth oil frnit is annually sold from said place
Worcester June %. dwtf A. NJ. MERRIFIELD
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.Naar EEenfhea. Sxa.iaa,

oSGeD 20 0(S&feG2' 'SGa'1A0.
TENI1E subscribers have inven ed New Gather strr
n Tor Doors possessing decicel advantages over any
ether in use II is constructed that its per ec reedom
of motion Is never Affected hy swelling shrinking by
any changes in the atmosphere. by loading wi ice
II gives way to accidental instructions that woa3 crush
and destroy other kinds aud passes them unhnrmed
and by its peculiar structure, be instantly regulated
to accommodate itself The change made by the
wear in using. One of them has in use for some
weeks past on the door of j. W. EALEY at his Shop in
Foundry street. where its operation be seen We
intend to take ont patent Immediately for this improve
ment. JARED VAN SOLEN
JOHN W. IiEALEY
Worcester, Oct IS, 1889.
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RA,I'EES.

BATHS.
TNIE subscriber, having fitted up anew and increased
Il the number of his BATHING ROOMS, reminds the
citizens OF Worcester, that if they choose WASH and
REMAIN WELL rather than pay Doctors bill TO get
weH they can be furnished, at any time with WARM or
COLD TUB BATHS, SHOWER or VAPOR, and ample
citations, by calling the corner of Front and
Carlton Streets. CALVIN NEWTON.
June FL off
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Paper Hangings.

THE subscriber offers the Fall Trade extensive
i assortment of PAPER HANGlNGS ri the very best
Df AMERICAN MANUFACTURE, which all Builders, Land
lords and others wishing ARTICLE will find Tor
their interest examine before pnchasag elsewhere
NIB. Particular attention given putting sll kinds
ofpapers. at shart notice
Ware louise, FOs TER STREET, (bet~een NJ tin Street
and Boston, Norwich. and Nashua R Road pepot
Worcester, Oct l9. dist A. II. NEW TON
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

: lS.vs NEW AM convenient Dwelling IIopse with
l.srR 4 a Two TeDemenis pleasantly located west of
S- M1in street, within five minues' Walk Of the CITY
pa ana commanding abel ghtnl prospect of The city and
surrounding country. Terms liberal Inquire Of IT, WILL
~ Ms, No 2l9 Main Street. or OF u. bROwN, No S
CsItral Exchange. disif lone 2e
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COFFIN WAREHOUSES.


a VIM. g. MAYNARD, City Sexton and
" Undertaken, keeps constantly hand
se ieral assortment of COFFIhS, ali the various
in Bernon Pond, s&hisdd; K Oh ribf ss saaipg
the 9th inst He has left a wife and four childreqI
Papers i'll Mass, N. II and Penn will please notice.
His wife, Harriet Deets, wishes TO return her hank
for the kindness OF many friends who have assisted id
recovering and burying her late husband
SLAVES EMAFcIPATED. The Slauuon, Wal Vin.
dcator states that Mrs Bell the widow OF Francis Bell
deceased near Long Glade in that County has liberated
oil her slaves, 83 in number, with view their settles
ment in Of the free States. These slaves are
principally young, and design locating in OHIO.
N invaluable article, hundreds testify, out
n side Doors il excludes every particle OF rain, SOW
ar dustin keeping cod makes great saving el.
For sale by A. BILLING, rs Front Street OeH4o be
applied, left above will be promptly attended TO.
Patent Locks and Latches. Carpenters and
Builders invited call above and examine Kins
yey,s Patent Double Cylinder Locks and LacheS which,
in every respect, cannot be surpassed.
Worcester, Septll. dwtf A. B. CRANE, Agent
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CHEAP CARPETS.

DERSONS IN want Of CHEA p aud ELEGANT
CARfEfING, would do well 10 look the ussou
ment at the
NEW YORK STORE.
HOO KSnslS now in store and will be sold al
much below the former prices,
A II wool Carpets tor ~ cts, worth 62!!
Very heavy Extra 80 cts, do FOL!
Super6ne 625 cts do 75lil
very line eS, Super 10 cts, do S7i ~!
COTTON AND WOOL, Ne,y Patterns
Also, a large assortment of
Cot'on Bocking-Cotton Carpets-Rngs-
DooF am Primo MATFS,-STkAW M4TTINCS, &c,
~ now Offered Al VERY REDUCED PRICES.
worcester, OCT 80 DIV l.. l.. ARCHER.
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Horses and Wagon for Sale.

~ n s5bscrber will sell span of II rises aud Buggy
1 Wagon wi h Harnesses, At good bargain fOi The
purchaser They he Central Hotel Sah,e. where
applioa alton may be maieto P. c. VAN oRNAM.
Sept rs. dlf
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
ARA A VALUABLE ESTATE, No. II Summer ST.
81 Il consisting of House. Barn and Buildi1g Jor
szsA supply good aud durable water with many de.
Tabe privileges, when examined dtf March s.
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FOR SALE.

L. 4 pE%Y desirable ot. for health and pleasant
firm n ,situated on Main AMI Allen Streets,
llEIkII a House on corner OF Main and Cha;l-
Ten SIS Inquire a. THIS OFFICE.
Sa
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T.. A C0MMoDloUS Store, Tenement, and Barn
M n situated at Webster Depot. Il is well cslcu-
s& lated for the Soct and shoe business, abundance
help for ihess branches Of business oe found
vicinity 1t is also well arranged merchandising tor
which purpose has been occupied for years
For terms, which will be liberal good tenant apply
/ the Depot Master, or CLEMANS q LARNED. near iha
emises dtI Webster, Nov 2.
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FOR SAL

- A NEW and elegant HOUSE on Laurel Street
AHHsA IA Inquire of MERRIFIELD d. HAPGOOD.
&Ezxsh Feb DIFF
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dwelling Houses for Sale.

IA s.. HOUSE on Salem Street--one on Orange ST.
5sssF5 n and Otis rreet-w be sold on reason.
~ - able terms. FRANCIS III. DEWEY,
June H. DIFF 202 Main St.
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- TO be Let,
-NA DART of the Brick Factory. (about two thirds)
lsssm situated half mile Of the Cougrega>
'@4uonal Church in Leicester, heretofore occupied
by Joseph Sargent Co., for the of Hand
and Machine Cards.
Also the east Tenement in the large house. next east
OF the brick factory above named
Also, Shop, suitable for shoemaker or carpenter on
The premises OF the la'e j. D. rgent.
Inquire of MINDWELL SARGENT, Admir-
Leicester, Oct15. diff
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TO RENT.

A. n the Sd Story of Central Exchange a room l9
NEA by Co. possession given immediately. Also, one
&s&L two TENEMENTs, pleasantly situated In
gury may be made at the spy Office OF
July 81, ls4s. DIFF ADoLPhUs MORSE. &
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TO RENT

III liz EN-.
IN A STORE Souhbridge Street with good
i.sl IA Basement Room, suitable TOR Grocery Pro-
vision Store. Apply to OTIS BRAMAN,
June 4. DIFF Washington Square.
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SERAPHINES AND EAOLINS.

OGnhE HINES AIlU EAUlIWOs
TARLEY 81 PEARSON, continue to Manufacture
4 at their Old Stand. IFS Old Ne) f2O3 new MOI
8 MAIN STREET.
SERAPHINES, EOLIANS, REED ORGANS AND
HELODIANS OF pefior quality which they pre-
pared TO furnish wholesale retail
able terms. All instruments manufastl Esd by us
eHrented DrDeaers and Others are respectfully invited
20 call before purchasing elsewhere.
Worcester, Aug IA dem
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For SALE or LEE.

RI 4 COTTAGE HOUSE, situated in very pleas
So ant part of the City. For further Information
~A--sA INQUIRE al ms ONCE. dtf Juv 10.
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DR A. Fl. CHRIsTIE-Dear Sir: You wish to know
of me what has been the result in my ow ase of the
application of THE GALVANIC BEL NECK
LACE. My reply is as follows:
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10000 Persons

including all ages, classes and conditions among winch
We large number of ladies' who peculiarly sub
ie4 Servous Conn Paints have been
RELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED
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Rev. DR.. Lands, a Clergymar


Of New Jersey Of distinguished attanments and exalted
reputation -
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F'r sale In Worcester by the Agents NJ. d. GREEN
ln"' "hEbN " W. M&SweopIy Nov q
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To Nursery-Men.

To Nursery Men
ss&aaAs TINE subscriber has for sale three
&EE8 n four thousand apple sucks and
3%B& years from seed.
The above will be sold at a low
- rate, and can remain the ground until
spring ii desired.
To any one commencing nursery, this will be a rare
opportunity. For particulars inquire the Spy office.
Jy26. diff NATHAN SMITH.
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II. allowing letter. narrating one of tn re
from the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-04-05

Ellsworth, Esq, I noticed TIE following sta.
ment Of Col Henry r Smellzer. OF III id5Is
town, Md. Il obtained q small anaps;,v :
the Oregon corn from Gen William NJ. :,
Harrison ! planted il On four acre Z
ground on one end Of my feld. and fon,j
that il yielded l2l bushels of corn r,.r -.
which shelled bushels 10 the barrel~.
yield OF at least 20 per cent over our com
mon species Of corn .-'
Passing through Middletoun a few d,v.
since, 1 put up at the Colonels aud had ~
statement pot only verified By himself and
nelghbors, but was presented BY him with /.
parcel Of the corn, part Of which send Won
The eobis very small, not over three Quarters
OF an inch in diameter, being about tbreo.
quarterscorn to one quarter COB ~
The Colonel also gave me 4 specimen of the
1LeTlcdR Corn, which be received from, Cnl
ferabee, Of Robinson county Texas. IN fssI
Col 4. had received the seed from Cal;for.
MIA, and planted it in Robinson county. Ter.
as, where it yielded l3S bushels per acre
Col Smeltzer planted on his Bloomfield farm
the corn he had received from Texas. which
yielded i27 bushels per acre. and lshelled II
bushels to every 10 bushels of ears-be;nc
- .-AStc PCi paIIel imam the common
species OF corn in the county of Frederick
II Is beautiful white, transparent. long.
grained corn, with very small red cob. the
stalks bearing from 2 70 ears each, and
yielded In ls4s, (second years planting.l on
an average, no bushels to the acre
The selection Of the seed is very important
to our Agriculturists. This Mexican corn
IS we'll adapted to light land, being of quick
growth and ripens very early thus, in our
Southern states, escaping the August
droughts. 1t has been mixed with wheat
OF corn to Of wheat-aud few who ate the
bread made from the mixture, could tell il
from wheat bread. This quality alone. indie.
pendent Of its great yield, greatly enhances |
Its value in South Maryland and South Wiz.
gina, where very kttle1wheat is raised.
also enclose specimen Of the Mexican
corn The White is Mexican-the yellow
Oregon.
Respectfully yours,
]. MARTIN, of Nansemond Va
Frederick, Nd, March IL, ls4e.
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A CRASH.

J
Friday evening week, about half past Ave
o'clock, there was tremendous crash at the
store of Messrs ii, w. g. j. j. Fry &
Company, corner Of Fourteenth and Cary
streets. Owing to large quantity Of sugar,
which was stored upon their first floor, the
pillars in their cellar. supporting the girders,
which were built Of old brick, gave way and
precipitated the whole immense weight into
the cellar. In the downward passage Of the
first floor, the wooden columns supporting
the upper ones were removed, and the whole
mass went down together, carrying large
amount of coffee with it, tearing away the
wall in some places and making an opening
clear up to the roof
Mr.. Jno. Fry was standing on the FIRST
floor at the time the accident occurred, but
luckily saved himself BY springipg out Of
the door way as he heard tho cracking, and
felt the floor sink under him.
TD;rkro,1 Ir1t0
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INTELLIGENCE.
sINGUkAR nIscoYEnn.

The discovery Of the letters duplicating
the owners Of the ship. Franklin in the de.
sign Of destroying that ship, is certainly very
remarkable-yea, proyidential- most
forcibly illustrates the doctrine of \ SMELL
gainst him and his employers Why should
that valise, containing them, have been wash.
ed SO safely ashore4 Why should man
have been on the beach just as tho yalise
reached the shore, and without seeing the
article, have drawn it out on casting his hook
into the watera What kept those letters,
placed in valise SO exposed to the water,
from being entirely destroyed Aud what
induced the finder Of them to take so much
pains to save them dry, and read them -
The only rational answer to the whole is
that a wise and experimenting Providence
presided over all, and brought these purpo-
ses of fraud and villainy to light, as warn
ing to others, and an illustration Of that truth
so often proclaimed to the secret sinner
abe sure your sin viii find you out"
(Bos.On Traveller.
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cHiRLEs >. KEYWORTH,
NJ 2 \ o HAHr rAIIon,

= DN0NM|FE
M OSI respectfully Announce, 10 AZ. n,,..,,.,,.
customers 70 The eQuniies Of FrrdrFiek Jrrr
90 clarke Hamps shire and HsrdT Va thst -.
- feiosned IRON he city Of Nes Yori 49,. a.
mas laid 70 splendid suck Of the u,,r, 49, -. -
seleet GOODS be has ever had Ihe pIee-nre "a ~
,efing 20 ms line, consilinx of Ezra s9p Fsrss1
Dlsss' Blue and Fancy cloihs OF ihe 6oe.t irns,;'
naole irxfnfe and indeIibiEity OF color n from Il
nos no, e,nine1I and popular French Manufsetare-
$50 BLACK, Blue add every vafiery Of Fancy ! ~
FIgafsd French Doe Skin, Single ana DoaLIe
Ii1eu Cassfnaefes together with larye aSsortrsn,
@ Plain and Fancy vestines Of such esor;.is.
we and heauiy a. cannot fail 10 please he mos,
lastiaious tsslej all o. which be viii Be hapDy I
and make up 70 order In The latest Parisan
ana London siylesof fashion procured aIconsideEa-
ple pepse ior his own Rsr and combining m thsi,
4Ianeement graceful elegance with neatncss and
eosaiotn Geaiienen who may honor hin EvI,S
hest orders have The assurance thafno carmen, dr.
nisned ~ hun Is expected to be reiained unleI !,
gives ne most perfect satisfaction d
NAB-PefsOns wishing 10 order clothes earsdo
80 by sending the following measures. VIZ: fEe
height The size Of the chest and waist for the cas,
ana vest, and the length Of the inside seam az he
leg IRON the fork 10 the sole Of the boot IN add.
linn, for thespants - -u1s-
Baltimore, March I5i lsi9-Im.
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.INsANIrY A CAUSE OF DIVORCE.

~. 4. WI ~ y " = y
We are glad to perceive that the New York
Legislature has declined to pass a bill ma
king insanity cause Of divorce. The de-
moralizing tendency Of such measure is
evident at glance As the Baltimore Sun
well remarks, its tendency would have been
TO relieve those of the stronger sex, upon
whom restraints Of passion and caprice sit
heavily, from duty and fidelity, while the
weaker, which always clings the more closely
in sorrow, would have been the only victims
of such . barbarous and inhumau enactment.
We wonder that such monstrous PROPOSE
ton could ever have been entertained for a
moment in civilized and Christian commu-
nifty
New York seems to be the favorite theatre
Of experiments in legislation, but there are
some experiments which may be tried at toe
severe cost Of private virtue and domestic
happiness.-Rioh Rep
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POETRY.
WHEN 1 WOULD DIRr


Igoali not die in spring time, W.
Kken al Is bright ar0und,
And fair young Towers are peepinR
FrOm our the silenf gr0und;
When lie i IN the waters, a
And JOY upon the shore-
Fur winter, gloomy winter,
Then reigns Ger rs no more.
would no, die in summer,
When music on The breeze.
And soft. delicious murmurs
Float ever through the trees;
And tairy birds are singing,
From NOM till close Of day:
MOL with us transient glories
Iwouid lot pass away.
When breezes leave the mountalp--
lis balmy sweets all DER
To AfnRef round the f0unlafa. tlH43
And Ian our bowers no more
When summer flowers are diving
Within The lonely glen,
And autumn winds are signing
! wouid not perish rheni
III
Bullet me die in winter,
Wien night hangs dark ahoye.
And cold the snow IS lying
On bosoIns thai we love.
And may the wind al midnight
That tloweth from the sea,
Giant wildly, softly, sweelly.
AIrequiem for met
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WHAT NEXT.

The baltimore Clipper says that it, is
stated ON the authority Of letter to New
York from San Francisco, that spring has
been discovered near San Francisco, which
possesses the peculiar property Of coloring
leather to beautiful Jet black The leather
to Be eolored, adds the Clipper, is allowed to
remain in the water for about six days.
Other materials are probably affected in like
manner, though no experiments have as yet
been made 1888 . ~ 4. y n ~ Y