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New Fancy Looms.

THE subscriber has invented and patented a new
/ and improved Fancy Loom, Tor Wooden, Cotton or
Linen II be built at less price than the Fancy
Looms hitherto used. Will accomplish as much or more
work in the same power Il convenint and simple in
its construction, and easily attended Ii may be- seen
In opera Ion at Messrs Smith a Ptattr Mill in New
England Village. Graffon For further Information IN
qure at No. % Main street, Of him personly NJ Mil
bury. Hu23 dawu John pENDFR
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Furnace For Sale

I'D TIE property Brown as the LEWIS STOVE
GS# WORKS, situated Main Street within fifty
feet of The Canll Railroad Depot, in Westfeld,
consisting Of Brick Fmnace, 30 by 80 feet, a wood
building on The south end, so hy>60 and the north
end three story hrk building so BY So with an eight
horse power engine, two cuuolas of McKay's blow
eTs, crane large OF Of Fasks for Stoves and Ma
chnery; vita everything ssary for the employment
OF from so TO 100 men. Apply to
THOMAS A LEWIS.
Westfeld, Sept l. 1853 div
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Agricultural Branch Railroad.

ASrlcuItufaL Branch AaIIEOau'
HNHE subscribers to the Capital Stock of The Agri-
Il cultural Branch Railroad Co psny, are hereby
titled that the Directors oil said Company, have ordered
ali assessment Of twenty dollars on each and every
Share subscribed therein, payable 10 the Treasurer az
his dwelling house in Southborough,o on WEDNESDAY,
the twelfth day OF October next-PIovided, that
dollar per share Will be deducted all shares that
have previously been assessed hat sum.
SULLIVAN FAY, Treasurer.
Scarborough, Eept 1853. daw1m SO
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H. G. HENSHAW,

NOTARY PUBLIC, Leicester, Mass,
ITENDS promptly TO official bus ness received by
N mail, presents Drafts for acceptance collects
Notes and Acceptances, and RENTS proceeds without
fee or expense, except in of protest ravel out
OF town; takes deposons and prepares all documents
requiring Magislerial or Notariai attest alton
50 dswSm
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

- The Estate now occupied by tina subscriber, on
l,nN Lincoln street.
The lot is AMPLE and beautifully located,
The Garden is large and unsurpassed in productive
ness aud has brook bordering side, constitute
ing a beautiful appendage The same.
The House is also very large and convenient snd good
enough for any b1ty who has got patent wight or
good trade. Prize $500. Come and l,ok at IT.
So dtf o. II. BLOOD.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-09

In worcester,
On Wednesday, Thursday y, and Fri day,
the 2lsi, % I, and 23d Of September instant.
Circulars containing the list of premiums to be
awarded the rules and regulations, and the names of
members serving upon the Committees, may be obtain
cd Of Henry HILL, Esq Secretary OF the Society.
Owing the unfavrable season, and partly, perhaps
10 the prominence which Of late years hes been given
TO other fruits there is to fear meagre exhibit
tion Of apples unless special efforts made by the
cultivaturs Of this. most valuable fruit, TO make
this part OF the show useful and attractive. The pre-
mums 10 be awarded larger in number, and more
liberal in amount than In former years
Contributors requested 10 make their entries ne
carly the week Of Exhibition as convenient and file
with the Secretary, written list OF them, where II is
practicable
The Exhibition will commence on Wednesday, Sept.
2lst az O'clock p. M
On Friday, Sept. 23d at o'clock p NJ, the awards
OF the Committees will be declare at the Hall
The fruit belonging to the Rociety. will he sold at
Public Auction, Saturday. Sept. "a, AZ 10 o'clock A.
Nj ano all specimens which are not claimed by their
owners a that time, III be cred as renquished
20 the Society, aud sold for lis benefit.
ID. WALDO LINCOLN, Chairman
Committee of Arrangements.
Worcester, Sept. ], 1873. wat dFaTuls24 az
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Hnnsa For Sale

Ia The subscriber wishing to locate where Land
iHM is more plenty, ofers his Real Estate corner of
Pleasant and Linden streets, fo' sale, The house
is nearly new but by the day, and of the best
rails Teens liheral. Price low. Inquire of
50 DIFF N AINSWORTH.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-09
CERCU LAR,
Meeting Of the Anne lean Missionary
association, at Wol cester. Mass.

THE Association will with the leave of evidence
L hold its next annual meeting at Worcester, ccm-
mercmg on WEDN ESDAY, Septe inter 29th, at 2
O'Clock NJ. Persons designing attend this nj eting
aud desiring the hosriiaes OF the liends of the So
ciety in Worcester, Tequs ed to give rally notice
10 the Chairman Of The mmIttte of Arrangement &,
(ieler post aid} stating whe her they will he
panic by ladies, and time cf their expected arrival
that due information may he given them Of the places
where hey clu BIZ accommodated
In view OF III great Importance of the cause which
II is the obec of tis Association to promote,
nestly invite the fren's of Missions and ali ho sre
the spread Of pure Christianity, to he present this
and t. their perst nal IF IT'S secure
full attend rec - tie contemplated meeting
We trBs that the occasion wI be one al more then
usual Interest; and ihal I'll that love our common ord
will We awakened BY II, 10 renewed G4 to more Ter
vent prayer, and increased hbeisS for the advance
men of is Mission
II Is hope that q friends Of the Associ tion no
meet th this Circu en- will that due notice of The
Mee'me is given IN The Churches Of the denom-
inaoJs in ther several tewns.
Committee Of ArTdRg gem nts --George w. Russell.
John X, Lee, .saac Goddard POmeroy Knowitun, las.
Wine, VIM. II. eAki 5, VIM. q. Maynard, Richard
Ball Cha es White Benz. P. Rice.
Worcester, Sept. |, 1853. DIFF So
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OK CASKS Soda Ash, in prime order, for sale by
sGO G. S. & A. j. HOWE,
20 DIFF NOr. Bank Block.
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Girl Wanted

THIS day, to GO few miles into the country and run
aSttchingGA acblne. constant empl, yinent can
be had Apply at The INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
235 Main street. up STAIRS. DIFF II
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Board Wanted.

A LADY, with child, a year and half old, wishes
IA TO find home in a private family. She would
partly furnish her The above would proha-
bly, suit lady wishing for society," Aso Board
ed for several married gentlemen. Apply at the
BOARDING AGENCY, 233 Main street, up stairs.
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NOTICES, &c.
Dancing and Calisthenic School.

M r. and MRS MOORE respectfully announce TO
Ava thelt lrlris aud former patrons, that they will
re onen heir school al WARREN HALL, on WEDNEs-
"a sept. 2lsi, commencing at O'Clock NJ.
regular days OF Instruction every Wednesday and
Saturday afternoon.
N. Ladies' aud Gentlemen who wish for private
Instruction. wi please apply 10 Mr.. y, the Hail.
I'd G2WA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-09
WANTS.
Tin Plate Workers.

I II I 4etJO " Ui hCIS.
WANTED Immediately, two I in Plate Worke
w who are good workmen. and of steady habits
WING u N ATSoN, Providence, r. /
81 daw3w
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HOUSES For SALE.

%sA Double Tenement, rooms each; of II do;
EsI% of do; of 10 do; a Cottage, do; houses
on Main ST. do, partly finished; | do contain
ing tenemeatS; | of rooms l in Hubbardsion a
Farm in Pelersham, &c, &c. Also, 80 house. lots.
The above property will he sold on the most liberal
terms Those in want Of Houses House Lots, will
consult their own interest by calling at the REAL Els
TATE AGENCY, 2S3 Main ST., up Stair.
~ Tenements, Stores, anu Offices, to be let.
MONEY TO loan Oh collateral security.
d1y aug4 LEWIS G. MUM,
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mo- RENT.

TINHE Rooms over the Planning Mill in The Litch Shop
on the Boston and Worcester Railroad, suitable for
wood work. or for any business that requires consider
able ROOM and but little power Possession given Oct.
/. Inquire Of SIMEON MAYO, Manchester street.
an2a dM
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NE PLUS ULTR
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Bows Wanted.

j OR Boys as apprentices to the Dry Goods bust
< ness. Personal application a. the store will be re-
quired. CHAMBERLlN, BARNARD, d. co.
SD dawtf
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Mount Pleasant School.

! HF FALL TERM will commence September lst
and cOniaua % weeks Pupils will he admitted
or half or whole term, AZ may he desired For far
Their particulars inquire of A. CAR TER, Proprietor
Worcester, August ], 1873. du anl7
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poy Wanted
w 4 n 7 E D.

ANVy W tOI4UOAs
A honest, active BOY Wanted Enquire Of
N iy2S dtr b. L. HARMON & CO.
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To RE LET

A House on Front street, near the Common, contain
"A ing IL rooms--a good situation 10 accommodate a
lew INST class boardersi tenement on Washington So
one on Orange sifee one on Main street, on lrv-
ing ST. one on La Grange slreet one on Lamarne 81
one on Newton street; one Cherry street.
WANTED--4 Or s Boot Bottomersj Boys to learn
how to make boots. Apply at the REAL ESTATE
AGENCY y33 Main street. IN stairs. eu25
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-09
Eight Gentlemen
Work for her Board,

Can be accommodated with Board, within 2 minute
wax of the City Hall. Apply as above. SO
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-09
FOR, SALE.

easz The TIMBER, WOOD, sc on Forty Acres
sS9s of land, the G i'll Gibbs Farm, in Rutland Ms
-z4N-son which may be found Oak, Maple, Pine, Chest.
nut, Whit Birch, and Spruce. Appy%O
CALVIN C. HOWE, Rutland
Or to II. w. WETHERELL, IA MILK ST., Boston,
aul3 dawtf
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Important and Peremptory Sale

Ed R5 y O. % d I'd 8.
ITO be sold by Auction, on MONDAY Sept S, and
l. following days,
at Aldeyman'S Whites Store No 8 Alderman
HardingS Block, Font Street.
the entire stock in trade of large Jobbing house in
William street, N Y, amounting in aue to $780,
O00. An immense assortment Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS;
In Silks Tahnetts, Popns, Bombaznes, Alpaccas D..
LANES, Prints &c.
LINENS, fine to snpertine. Satin and double Satin
Damask Table Cloths in all sizes.
:, ~ Sale TO commence at 10 A. N 2P. NJ, and in
the evening,
? s.--The entire aock in trade must be closed out
IN ten DAYS l.. HOOD, Auconeer
So div
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Salesman Wanted.

. EXPERIENCED Salesman wanted in the Dry
Il Goods Business, between This and the first Of Sen.
TENDER neat A Y THOMPSON d CO.
aug5 ,stf
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FOR SALE.

ia Two good Dwelling Houses, situated on Gieen
in st., near the Depot of the Providence and Wor
cester Railroad For further particulars inquire
of the subscriber, at 2O6 Main Street.
J. w. wETHERELL.
Worcester, Aug. 8, 1853. DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-09

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.!
John Keith & Co. 8 Bulletin of New Books,
No. 239 Main Street.
THEORY of Politics, by Hildreth.
l. StnyTesant Franconia Storie by Abbott.
Notes on Uncle Toms Cabin, By Siearns.
Authon's Greek Literature
isaac Hopper, a True l. fe, by L. MlChid.
The Artist Wife, and other Tales, by Mary Hewitt. A
Tanglewood Tales, by Nathaniel Hawthorne.
Six Months in Italy, by G. s. HlaTd, vols.
The Humorous Speaker
History and Rujiments of Architecture.
Campaign OF Waterloo, by Jomnl.
Salad for the Solitary.
Wizard Of the Wave, Romance of the Deep Blue
Sea.
Templ Carmina, collection OF Church Music, by
George Kingsley.
Ten Lectures in One delivered before the Pawtucket
Library Association.
Crawford. by the author Of Ruth.
harrington Sketches with Illustrations by barley.
The Pedestri,n in France and Switzerland by George
Darrell, Jr.
memorial of HoratiO Greenough, by Henry T.
Tuckernan
Part Collier sh akspeare Text Restored.
Mark Hurdlestone, or the two Brothers-MFs Woodie.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-09

FRENCH and Spanish C0nV9rsatl0n.
FINHE subscriber is ,ead, give private lessons
l. to ladies' and gentlemen in French or Spanish -
Gall at Nh % Pleasant st. F. C. MiSNER.
aug4
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Thu Fall Term
,anjsh Conversation.

OF MISS EATON's SCHOOL, viii commerce on
- MONDAY, the 5th Of sepiember, in Piper Block,
Main street d2wk 81
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II @ TICE.

THE firm of CARPENTER 4 PARKER, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. IT, g. Parker will
continue hns The cid sai ~ is fully author.
ized TO seIe the affairs 81 said firm.
4. CARPENTER,
Il. u. PARKER.
Worces'er. Angns; %. Is 3 81
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worcester Dramatic Muleum.

STAGE mANAesR............J. ARrLlTCH.
The public respectfully notified that Mrs Beissen
the great play of the Lady of Lyons will positively be
performed this evening
I'm FRIDAY Evening, Sept 9Th, will be acted
~ Bulwer's Great play in five acts, entitled the
LADY OF LYONS
Pauline. Beissenherz.
Claude Molnotie.. II. Warwick.
Al The end of the play, Miss Marion Mccarthy will
sing The SiaUs.
A 'avorIts DANCE by Demon Thomson.
To conclude with the ponui Irish ballad entitled
Wnow MAcHREE, by II. M. 3 Macanhy.
Doors open al 7; to commence ! before Q.
PRIcEs-PWqaelte, so cents; Cucle rs cents; Gal
cry I2k cents. SIS
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For Sale,

Ia The House formerly occupied by Col. JAMES
lis; SHEPHERD, No, Is High street Inquire of Z.
W. RIDGWAY, at Freight Depot Of the Ros,on
and Worcester Railroad d2ws nu26
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PARASOLS
ToaBe Let.

A LOWER Tenement on La Grange street. contaia-
IN ing rooms, and large number Of closets. This
tenement has two psrlors with and every
convenience. Apply at the REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
sos Main street, up stairs. dit "a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-09

The Great American Cosmecopeleon,
At 27l PIPER BLOCK, Main st. Worcester
MACULLAR, WJLLTABS, & co.
Macullar has Clothes that are ft for King,
Or the greatest lord OF the state
Fer the lords o the SOIL or the lords Of the beach,
CT for servan1s, on Lords who wait.
His Goats the soufest and hest that I've known
To keep out The snow and the ain
lie has Pants Of The finest wool that is grown
And Vests, double breasted and plain.
Tie keeps well dress'd1Inan at his door,
Who is civil to al thai come nigh;
He sreets al his frenis with nod Of his head,
Or pleasant glance of his ey e.
Then come one AMI ill from Cottage and Hall,
Fer all Can lie su'ted who Try;
There Clothing Of every quality h,re,
Asd Of every conceivable dye.
27l PIPER BLOCK, MAIN STREET
my7 dawtf
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5000 ESR1EV 9StEg!

GTOlEN from the store of CHARLES A. UProN in
- WOrct str. Mass, the night OF The goth of Au-
gust, from $1,000 to $3.50 worth Of
Silks, Gloves, and White Goods,
comprising Plain Black Silks satins aid silks Stripe
do, Corieh 90 ! tin ChEneeabe 40. Coored Saiins,
about 81 dozen KId Gloves 81 cb, While and Colored
White Goods, plain and figured
The above eward will he paid for The arrest OF tbs
Rthbets aud recovery Of the Goods fair proportion
for either CHARLES A. UPTON
81 Iout(
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WANTED.

I1I young man. situation as Clerk in Boot and
ID Shoe, or Grocery store. Good references can be
given for honesty and ability. Apply at this office.
aus dos
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NOTICE

Wis Is 10 certify that my wife MATH8 BUTTER
Il "Oh Ill, has left me without lust cause, there
fore forbid any person harburng or listing her on my
account as shall pay debts Of her contracting fPod
this date MN IT BITTTRRWORTH
Warren Sept. 8. ls53 s5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-09
Foreign Leeches,
Irvine. Irvine.

A FRESH supply oftlarris a. Brothers. superior
IA and ply Cotton Twiue, this day received and for
sale by the bale, AT manufacturers prices We guar
Antee this Twino the BEST and cheapest in market.
u. GRIFFIN d. CO,
81 Agents for the Manufacturers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-09
LABELS
CLIMAX HAIR TONIC

N'' """e"uOte f1TepdTUteOn JOT preserving ana
beautJying The
III u WI A " AIR!
VNHE CLMAx HAIR Tonic includes in its composition
many OF the NEST potent known remedies lis COM
bned with the elaborate care and it'll so strict
regard 10 proportion that due effect given each in
gredrnt, and result is a combination, elegant.
cherche, and SURPASSED In point Of efficacy by any
other before tho public.
Just so long vitality exists 10 the Hair the app
cation OF the Climax Hair Tonic fail to be bene
hciai Its invgorating influence will make itself
cep'ible. Its action, by removing dandruf and other
obstacles from the scalD, destroys their whitening eff
iet and leaves the way clear for nature do her part
As compound for dressing the Hair, inpartng 10 il
soitness, g0ssness and richness, and also rendering
the stinesi anu drest HAIR susceptible Of the most
tasteful arrangement the Climax Hair Tonic will be
found invaluable Nervous headaches are frequently
removed by vigorous application of the Climax Ia
Tonic with stiff brushing
Possessing delicate color, not liable 10 soil anything
with which II comes IN contactof pleasant and de-
cided yet not too prominent odor, the Climax Hair
Tonic, Is what the proprietor has aimed to make tia
compound at elegant and effective and Of unusual
intrinsic worth.
NJ Price Twenty-Five cents per bottle, Large
bottles, containing full pint, SEVENTY FIvE CENTS.
Prepared only by
LEWIS T. LAZELL, Druggist,
No. 20l Nam Street, Worcester, Mass, and sold
6y Traders generally
ap4 dawtf
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Clerk Wanted.

nNE who has some experience in the Grocery bust
ness One from the country will he Preferred
Geod recommendations required. Inquire atthls office
au3l dawtf
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WANTED-To Buv or Hire

WAN1 Ed 10 buy OF HIr6
A SMALL FARM, in the City of Worcester. vii
IN buy the crops now on the same, If desired In
quire at the Worcester and Nashua Transportation
Office, Lincoln square div au2g
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WANTED
Salesman Wanted.

WANTED Immediately, by the subscriber an ex
w nerenced salesman in the Dry Goods business.
Personal sppicatiun necessary. GEO. z. BRYANT
au24 da~tf
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Soda Ash.

A SITUATION is wanted by smart, capable Gil,
IA to work for her board. and 90 to school. Apply
81 horticultural Hall. do! s9
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HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITION.

TINE Fourteenth AnnRai Exhibition of the Wor.
1 cester County Horticultural Society, will be held
At HORTICULTURAL HALL,
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THE PEA.

The butterfly blossoms of the Pea
crowned the Roman LareS, and mingled in
the bouquet of the goddess Flora. Piso,
the cognomen of the Cuipurrian family,
celebrated in Roman history, is derived
from pisum, a pea. OF this family were
the Cunsuls Lucius Piso and c. Calpurnius
Piso, who made the famous Calpurnian
laws; the former, the law against persons
in authority eAtorting money BY threats ;
the latter. the law against The political in
irigues Of magistrates, and the military
,Calpurnian law. OF the same race also
was Piso, bled to death BY order Of Nero,
for having conspired against him. A pea
is put in The twelfth cake TO designate the
queen, in contradiction 10 the bean, the lot
of the king.
The wild seaside pea is fUundin sever.
al parts of Europe. During a dreadful
dearth of provisions in 1855, this pea sp.
peared in prOlusion on the Suffolk coast,
between Oxford and Aldborough (; and It's
produce saved many poor families from
dying of hunger. Their necessities must
have been very great, as the seed Of this
pea is so bitter that even birds neglect il.
This vegetable has a creeping perennial
root, striking deeply into the sand its
seed is smaller than that Of the e%sculenI
pea.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-12-07

The garden Angelica was formerly
blanched and eaton as celery, raw or
stewed, but is nov solely appropriated to
the candy of the conGeclioner. lis name
is derived from the many excellent qualities
with which its thick brown root white
Within and its seeds succeeding the pale
purple umbels, were supposed 10 be en-
dowed, as aniidotes TO poison, pestilence,
ague. pleurisy, and a long list of st cstera,
now we believe obsolete. 1t is, however,
still highly esteemed in Norway, where
bread is sometimes made from the powder
of its dried roofs. In Lapland. the poets
crown themselves with garlands Of it,
leaves a1d flowers, and fancy they receive
inspiration from its order.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-12-07

Sage was a%ncieutly considered so rich
in medicinal qualities tha, there was a
Latin adagc," Why does any man die in
whose garden sage growsl" Among its
other virtues it was supposed TO strengthen
the memory, and 10 quicken and ~invigora,e
the senses. It's Latin name, 5diuid, is de-.
rived from saiUus, i. e., in good health.
Our English name comes from the French
SAUCE. The leaves Of sage were used in
divinalion by leaves, called by the Greeks,
%boianomancy. The inquirer wrote the
letters Of the alphabet contained in hi,
name, and in the question he would ask,
upon Ae leaves, which he exposed to the
wind and all that remained after the res
had been blown away, were taken up ant
joined together, and whatever sense coulC
be collected from them was believed 10 b,
the answer to the inquiry.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-12-07

SEARCHES I N HoRsEs.-Tfe Wool
Grower says: 1.-THE approach of cold,
wet weather, suggests the publication of a
few hints on this ailmenl, which at this
season. sometimes appears on the horse
just above the hoois ard below the fetlock.
Il is caused generally, by a want of proper
care for The warmth and dryness Of The
feet, allowing horses to stand in their stalls
after driving in cold muddy weather with
wet legs, and doing nothing 10 clean them
and prevent a chill. At such times ihelI
legs and feet should be well rubbed with
dry hsy, so as TO get them warm, and al
nearly dry as may be. II The disease hal
already appeared, wash the part affected
with warm ~sosp.suds, and then with bee
brine. This will effect a cure. KeeE
them clean and dry by rubbing only, will
generally produce the same result"