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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-26
North End Marl1ntI

4 VIE subscriber has opened a Market in BANGS
Block opposite the Court House, where he intend;
keeping assorments of
NJ L A is AND VEGETABLE
and trusts by keeping good articles al low prices TO
ceive his share of patronage
u Goods delivered in any part Of the city.
novl9 diff J. n. WOOD
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Worcester and Nashua Railroad.

Worcester and Nashua Railroad.
1 -
Passenger Trains will run as follows:
Leave Arrive at Groton Arrive at
Worcester at junction st Nashua and Lowellat
$50 am s05 m. $40 am $50 am.
ll.l5am l2S0p,m. l.l2p,m. LILO pm
4.l5p.m. 535 pm. 6.l2 pm, go p IN
Leave Arrive at Groton Arrive al
NASHUA ana LoWel Junction Worcester
730a.m. Is ain. sos am. 9l5am
ll.35 am. 1I30 am 1880 pm. l5onm
o'oo p''n' S'l' pun 900 PIN 700 IN.
CONNECTIONS WITH OTHER ROADS.
Trains arriving Nashua connect directly with Trans
of Concord, Boston Concord and Montreal NortbeTn,
Passumpsc, and Vermont Central Railroads. The first
and second trains from Nashua connect with down
trains OF all the above roasthe third train with those
OF the Boston Concord and Montreal and Concord Rail-
roads Each train TO and from Groon Junction Except
that at 1890 p to Nashua which has no connection
with upward Filchburg train leaving Boston at u m
connects with upward and downward trains of Fitch
burg Railroad, and Stony Brook Railroad and from
Lowell
At Worcester $50 a. m train connects with Steam
boat train from York via Norwich. Ills a. M con-
meets With Boston and Worcester, Providence and Wor-
cester, Norwich and Worcester, and Western Railroad
trains 4.l5 p M. connects with trains from all above
named roads, including the Express Train from New
York and Albany, Train arriving at Ii a. M connects
with the a. Trans of all the above roads, including
Express Train to New York and Albany. That arriving
at p IN. with IN. trains of above roads That ar
via Norwich.
FITCHBURG AND WORCESTER R. r. TRAINS.
running in connection with Worcester and Nashua aI1s
Leave Fl'chburg at t545 and a m IL 40 and 545 p.
Leave Worcester at $50 and Ills a.m 80 and Is p
III.
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way between
Worcester, Groton Junction. Nashua Lowell and Fitch.
burg.e
OF For conn cions VITA the other road at Worces-
ter Groton JUNCTION, and Nashua see Snow and Will
der's Pathfinder and RaWay Guide.
~ Through Tickets issued w orcester for Bur.
hngt0n, Montpelier, Wells River and White River Junc.
ton, al the fare by each of the different routes via
Nashua and Fiichburg but no change OF is made
on the Nashua route.
tFrelght lIan with passenger attached, stopping
and starting from Lincoln Square.
j. w. STOWELL, sup't
worcester, Nov. !, 1859. je26 dawtf
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UmlOgR AaaiE gsreNsaaag saloon.

M ESsRs JANKINs d CLOUGH would mos, re-
w speetnlIy inform their patrons, aud the pubic
generally, Ihlt they have lted mp iIaiI Dressing
SN'ooD III splendid sly Is the Jcwelry Store of L.
between the Post Office and American Temperance
House, where they will be found in prompt attendance
upon all who may favor them with call. Returning
thelf most sincere thanks, for the liberal patronage
when they have received during the many wears ia
winch they have carried OH the business in this CITY
o9h separate and together, they trust that this new
effort will still increase the public f,yor
-, W. II. JANKINS,
hecI4 dtl +. a. CLOUGH.
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n
Judd's Baking Powder
will make the most healthy and cheapest Bread Of any
article yet discovered.
BY this process of bakng, the steam produced raises
the bread no fermentation by acds) hence hot oven
is necessary.
Reminder also that 100 pounds of flour yeused, and
then dried leaves but S62 pounds while 100 pounds Of
flour and pounds of powder, baked aud dried, leaves
100 5-9ths pounds lpound Of powder and l6 pounas
of flour, as aourisifg q pounds of flour yeasted
Bread with the process is recommended by many
able Physicians for persons having the weakest
stontachs.
All orders for the Powder left at the Apothecary Store
Of II. MARSH, corner OF Main and Pleasant Streets
directed the subscriber, No Irving street, WOr
cester, Mass, will be promptly attended to-
A. P. ALBBB, Agent for Worcester County
dec3O dawtf
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To any persons having property for exchange
either In the City or adjoining towns and would solicit
the attention OF purchasers to the following Schedule of
PrOpertY which he nfrrs =
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NJ OTTC r

FENHE subscribers having formed connection in Bust
Il ness, under the name and firm of E. E. ABBOTT
d CO., and taken the centrally located Office over
Leonard & Goolhues Hat Store entrance No 233 Main
streedirecy opposite Elm street. would tender their
services
Real Estate Brokers.
to any persons having landed Estates which they wish
to dispose Of
They are also prepared exchange city property for
farming lands, upon the most favorable TERMS or nego
tate the sale of property in adjacent towns and would
respectfully solicit the attention of purchasers to the
following Schedule of Property winch they offer
FOR SALE.
Two valuable Houses on the Conner of fremont and
Mechanic streets.
Two large Houses on Chestnut street
One House on Irving street, AID two on Pleasant
street.
Five Houses in Pine Meadow quarter.
Also, number small Farms of aboutJ250 acres va
rying IRON five TO fifty miles distant from this city
Aiso 100 house lots in parts of the city, some
OF which are upon the "Wheeler Farm" plat and are
not exceled for location by any in the vicinity.
The above property will all be sold low For Terms
lnqdlre of E. E. ABBOTT & co.
we would also tender our services as Auctoneers, to
all persons having property be disposed of by Auc-
ton, either in the city, or adjoining towns.
f. E. ABBOTT * CO., Main street,
worcester July Is. 1852. div
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WI. =. HBallOrd, 90 Main ST,

BLINDS, WINDOW SASHEs, DOORS,
&C., Of all kinds and prleea ,nna iy,n Nor,be,, and
=, Lumber, constantly hand, or made to order
u" the shortest notice Also
BLINDS PAINTED, furnished and hung com d.
piete. sashes glazed with Glass of AMI quality.
GROUND GLASS, always on hand, or il will be
ground TO order. Broken windows repnired at short
notice: All orders by mail, or otherwise, promptly nj
Tended TO- Goods packed FOR their destination war
ranted 60 arrive without breakage The inhabitants OF
TO call at No. 20 Main street. opposite The Court osr
examine my stock, and zee Tor themselves.
APT d3taw WY M. u. DALIoRp
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Prof Hcrsford's Patent Safety Fluid
Lamp. and Lamn Filler.

'hE above invention removes the danger osunilv nj,
prehended from the use Of burning Fluid II needs
no ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,,, any one who viii examine the
OF lhs klnd over offered 10 the public oInnd
flald Lamps altered at . small expense
ine PUBIC IRE invited TO exnmlne the Lamp, nj the
DC hao ~ wholesale or retail, OF H. AYREs,
sepl2I dtiis General Agent for Worcester County.
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French Periodical Pills and Drops.


MOULD say that at great expense, he has prepared
w from The original recipe, the French Periodical
Pills and Drops discovered by j. Harrington, Nj d
while practicng in the Hospital 10 Paris, under the i'm
mediate Of servaton of the renowned RICORD, of Par
is, and ACTON, of London.
Warranted in all cases 10 have the desired effect
These Pills are invariably Gel tain regulate the fe.
male sy stem, and can be taken without hazard re-
hefis warranted, OF the money returned. They are
known by hundreds of femal in this country to be the
only preparation ever discovered, that has proved nva-
rably certain in all cases.
S3qpyesSioaS, Irregularities, &c.
One trial will convince the most skeptiea and never
after will they be induced to take any other Ladies
who have often been deceived by purchasing Pills and
Drops, and nostrums from
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r o nc s ALE.
SPECIAL N0TICE.
Real Estate Broker,

INHE Subscriber, having taken an Office with Messrs
4 d E. ABsoTT & Co No 233 Main street, would
respectfully tender his services as
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A CARD

A N advertisement in this paper, under the canton
"A OF POISONING" is calculated create tho impres
SION that " Nermiiuge containing Castor Oil Calomtl
& &C." refers To our weknown preparation. Ibis base
anu Inscriptions 1hstnaatioa cannot fail he UNDER
stoo1 by the public, when they observe that the motive
oil It Is plan y TO sell g Worm syrup"
Ihere ISL particle of Caomel contained in our
D. a. Fahnes 'cks Vermuge, and no such effects IA
saliValon' DC, ever follows its use, or ever will
Inc eminent success Of our Vermuee has apparently
eAc.d the envy and jealousy of this Worm syrup Pro-
Puelor ana ne attempts by destinations to do what he
NOT 40 IN plan terms, rs he would thereby find use
lor the gains thus acquired, to settle DAMAGES
a. FAllNESTOCK, HULL 81 co.
New Iork, Dec. lllh. 1852
ne genuine A. fahuestock's Vermifuge is for
sa'e by LANES GREEN, No III Main street and NJ
D. GkEEN' NO 2l6 Main street. Worcester
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V'HE VARIETY STORE" No. sc Main street.
is always supplied with
Fancy Goods, TOYS, and Useful Articles

is always supplied with
Fancy Goods, Toys, and Useful Articles
The proprietor of this establishment respectfully in
forms the public that he devotes his whole time and at
tenon to this line of business, selecting such articles
as lhe wants Of the great mass demand. F NCY
GOODS as nice as wax, TOYS instructive as they
are amusing, USEFUL ARTICLES as substantial as
Iron all at moderate prices. No attempt is made to
make the public believe that charge any profit
on Goods 1t is supposed that very few persons would
believe il, if we sh mid Neither do we urge anv body
TO BUY, although we are very happy sell an article
Il we can gel little more than have to pay for it
II Shop Keepers will destroy their character for truth
by advertising their Goods then sell higher than
ever, they must take the Consequences neUer TO be
beiieUed al all
UMBRELLAS, of all sorts and sizes, constantly on
hand. Particular attention paid TO altering covering
and repairing Umbre las Canes, &C. BIRDS OF vari-
Gus kinds ior sale. GAG Is of all sizes, BIRD SEEDS
ana all the Furniture belor ging a d RI Cage. On 81
Valentines day we shall offer The most magnificent lot
OF VALENTINES ever ON sale in this city The Gu.
rious are invited to compare prices with others
- observe the sign CT p. YOUNG,
No 81 Main street, little below the Central Bank
janis dnNytf
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Soap. Soap.

n x BBLS. and Casks Of Oil Soap.
~ 70 Cases OF Soda Soap, in Store, and for sale by
G. 5. d A. j. HOWE,
dec2O OIL Worcester Bank Block.
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Butter and

Butter and
$500 LBS Vt Dairy Butter, in small and large
IfOOO tubs
5000 lbs. vi. Dairy Cheese, part Sage.
800 bbls. assorted Winter and Fall Apples.
200 lbs. Honey comb, in small boxes
20 bushels Philadelphia She-barks
Also Squashes, Beets, Onions Potatoes Citrons and
great assortment of Groceries, for sale at
GILBERT C. KNAPP'S, No. Front street.
Worcester. Oct. &c. 1852. diff
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Oxygenated Bitters.

LoR Sale, wholesale and retail, at 2Oi Main stree
IL by l.. I. LAZELL, Druggist. feb20 aweow
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Butter! Butter

NULJCL hWLJGI
eceved this day forty barrels of prime Roll Butter
~ at NO "a Main street where may be found choice
variety OF groceries which will be sold cheau for cash
Worcester, Dec l. 1852. diff IB PRATT
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Providence and " orcester Railroad.

kakst 55...s.;;.;s
on aGd gIte, Monday, Moo. LIST, 1852, through PAS
ENGhR TRAINS will leave as follows:
Leave Providence al 73O, and l19O a. nj and 345 D. M
Leave Worcester at 7.05 and IL a. IN. and D. m
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Cheap Grocery Store.

NAUIP U1VUOIy DJUIb'
FE'HE subscribers would give notice that they have
L taken the Store formerly NJ upied by II. HOLDEN
corner OF Scnool and Union 4Ieets, which they have
fiteu up in the best style, v stock of Goods
which viii be sold as cheap be bought in this
city by strict attention to business, they hope merit
the patronage of their friends.
Goods delivered 10 any part of the city fee of charge
II. 5, MOORE Il SON.
Worcester. Oct. 70, 1852 dtF
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EXPRESSES, &C.
ADAMS g. CO,S
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore
To Old CountrYmen.
E2mOcRa TraIBa a. 60,

TUE subscriber is the only Agent in this city, for the
above House, for the sale ofPassage Tickets be-
tween Liverpool and Boston.
Also, Drafts be obtained for any amount payable
at any Bank in Ireland All necessary information in
respect to fare, and prices he obtained ar 1863 Main
street, Jei% dawly :. II. LEONARD.
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Goods Transported between Worcester
and New York as Low, aud with e
qUalDespatch, as by amy OtherLine.
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ROSS Providence & Worcester Xpress
New Freight Arrangement
BETWEEN WORCESTER &E.Y.

Commercial Line Of Steam Propellerg
BETWEEN PROVIDENCE AND NETWORK.
ISI-&EEE<LY-Usua time Is Hours.
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q X AT Is

JUST PUBLISHED-4 NEW pIsCuYERY IN NrpICINEl
A FEW words on the rationa, treatment. without
II Mrdicin". OF Spermntorrhsa. Local Weak
ness Nervous Debility. Low Spirits LaSsitude W
DeSs OF the Limbs and the Back, IndispoSition and
lncaplcity for Stvdy ani Labor Dizziness of Appre-
henSlon Loss Of Memory Aversion to Society. Love
Of Solitude, Tmidity, SafDiStrust Dizziness Head
Ache Involuntary Discharges Pains in the side. A f.
fecton CT the Eyes, PimleS the Face, Sexual and
other InfrClities in Man.
From tie FTencH Of Dr. g. DeLGngy
The important fart that these larming com paints
may easily be removed DIftont meJici"e is in this
small tract clearly demonstrated and the entirely
new and highly successful treatment, as adopted hy
the Author. fully explained. bv means of which eve
~ one l. enabl" 10 cure him self perfectly and at
the least possible cost avoiding thereby, all the ad
vertiSed nostrIImS If the tIsy.
sent 70 any address, gratis and post free. in n
sealed envelope, by renting post paid two postage
stamps to Dr. r. Delaney, or Box l0?, Broadway
Post Office. \. Y. nov S-3m-
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The BOYS END OF yPHrrsl' IF! A'fD-

MeSSrs. EDITORS: In peruSing, as usual,
the columns of your useful and entertain
ing sheet. have, of late, observed several
communications which, to my mind, ap-
pear to call for vihdication of boy 5
rights"
If space can be spared me, will en-
deavor TO show that those who seek to
prevent the admission of boys into the
lecture room of the Smithsonian, do not
only great injustice to the youth Of this
city, out also great injury to the commu-
nifty at large. The origin of the commu-
nications referred to, was the uHirersal
habit of stamping on the floor. as if TO
prepare the understanding by exercise,
the better to grasp the forthcoming re-
marks OF the lecturer. Boys do not, cam
not, will not complain of this; but that
of which they do complain is, that per-
sons, ever ready to censure the young
lay upon their shoulders the whole of the
burden, the great mass of which should
IN justice, be borne by those who are old.
er, and who should, therefore, know bet
ter. | do not speak at random. ANY
impartial observer knows that the olds,
portion of the audience are, ordinarily
the most vehement in their applause
Indeed, this stands to reason: lst, be
cause only the main body of an audience
could so make the walls reSound; ID.
only the eldest (may not say the atten.
tive?j "know in what place to hurrah. ,
1t is not occasioned, in most instances, by
disorderly spirit, only an American
spirit of enthusiasm AID delight na
tionaI characteristic. To prove this, it i.
only necessary to remind you of the man
ner in which Professor Henry's remark.
were received upon this very subject
Still, it should be, and was checked, bu
not properly; the reproof, instead of be
ing gently addressed to the irhoie audience
was severely levelled at "the boys" Now
to admit, for the sake of argument, tha
the boys were in this respect the guilt,
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SCRIRXER'S COAX OH -

T'HE Esaling and restorative properties Of this
valuable specific have now been satisfactorily
hlshPd It, beneficial and curative effects have
BEEN fully tested i'll the removal ct those iamatcry
accum ltIonS which formed On the surface or
skin. known r-nS, bruises. loS, wounds intiict-
I'll by cuts and ~ Ter external gatherings. For in-
fametl eyes Ttarrh tn" head the blee,iiDg Piles,
Sea Sickness and Autumnal and other feyprs il is
Of the most certain and effective remedies In
teTnaliy taken agreeable - directions IT il safe and
MILL and im'ne 'iatr relieving * headache.
Diarrhea bleeding at the nose ami excessive Hem
Orrha,e from internal eruptinns and injuries from
too full and phlethoric u habit ot the body.
For sale by W. II. Gilman, Chas. Sto,t Il Co.. and
hidvell Lawrence, Washington; J. s. khlwell,
GeOreStOwL-
DAY VAN DEUSEN, Propriet0rs,
d"el9-Gm. IL. Chambers street. y. r
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VAR DEUsENs IMPROVED WAHpEHF

% lE propri@trs Of Ihe above yalnable specific f,r
the hair. feel wsrraI.te, i. presenting it to the
public of the ,st efficient med'es for par
ri ballnPss. diseased hair aujl aafe and snc-
CrEsiul RenOvator 0f wasted anil derayed locks for
changing grey hair to its first and natural color.
promoting the growth AT b autilyng its texture
aa1 IN parting increased viror aEd healthy action
tn the bulbs 1t has been founl erineutly success
fni- II has acquired reputation in the poPulous
and wealthy c'ty of New York, which will doubt ess
be widely EXTENDED over the whole Union. 4 few
bottles of Van Dcusea's Improved Wahpene" faith
fully used, according To the directions given, will,
beyond all doubt cliJra the une;ghtiy silver hair
Of the aged well the yCunE t. its :ir>t color,
Civ IL also rich a;Ii gl">-y appearance, and alto
gether impart nc~ sud beiu'.fui appearance to
the whole head.
For sale by y. II. Gilman, Chas. St,tt Co.. and
khiw"l! L4GrracS, VI a.;lingtOn; Gnd J. L. Kid
well, Gcoyg-t"w'
DAY & VAT DEUSEN. Propri-tocs.
dec l9-Gm =; Chambers street. y. y.
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POPULAR AND FAMILY MEDICINES

GOLD BY krDNELL Il LAURENCE, Pennsyl-
- vanis ayenIe and 18th street Washington, and
JOHN L. K1DWELL, High street, Georgetown, ID.
C.. comprising in part:
DR.. Jaynrs Family Nedicine%-Dr Roses Family
Meic'nss-Wistar'S Balsan Of wild Cherry-Ayers-
Cherry Pc -Oral-lSanjs' and TewSandS SarSaparil-
IA III. AMI John Bulls dn-Rose : and Schwartzes
do-dilhsu Elixer CaliSaya Bsrk-WO.fs Aromatic
S"heiism Srhnappa- Extract Beech DrOps
Watts Nervous AntTi0tr-ti~v0Ol India Cholo-
g"-ie--gOwtnd Tonic NStuTr- lie ;,ton'S VeZeta-
HE Tnctu-r-iircr2 Originated HittrrS-IIOuiIands
Gsrmsn do--BlaS~S and Csnaou'S do-RuShtol's
ami ..IneS Col Liver til together with all the slost
approved me Iirines of the time
Agents for tc sale Of Seylnours Gslvanic AhloIni-
al Supporter, - hour '-j"t.ic'l Supporters and
Mr.. Brt's Abdominal C;or, Supporters
A fresh supply q Sarata::l aud Bedford Water.
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parties, does not the amendment cxhjbjtcd

parties, does not the amendment exhibited
at last night lecture nroye desire on
Their part TO reform WHY, then. are
youths thus ruthles>ly driven from the
temple of science TO that Of ,lcbauchery
They have mended on reproof He that
regardeth reproof is prudent" saws
the Scripture; but vcIv lit;lc prudence !,
exhibited in this respect, ifrpprcoflc only
the fOreruRnei. aud not the frrrHfno ro,Ic
of punishment. Let moi youth be driven
from this useful school. IS well might
the vicious be expelled from Intending on
sermons. Where the will 10 imnroyc
does not exist the means of improvement
viii not bc res0rtcd TO, and in vain do we
blame youth for straying from the dl-
rect path, If instead of encouraging him.
for resisting the allulemcntS of te,rpta-
ton, we shut against him the gates which
lead to respectability and renown. I.cs
the rising generation bc the chief care oc
the present, and the future will continue
to brighten so long a such a course J.,
pursued. Let those who alone can pIoit
by these lectures attend them. Professor
Hallowell tells us that 10 one can become
scientific man bv listening to lecture
one must study. This is the sole husi
ness otthe greater part ot our youth. and
these should bG interested and stimulated.
Lectures are, necessarily. more or lc,s.
superficial. Touching upon each pont.
and leaving the mind still uu>atiSiicl, yet
few facts are mlsc"tod not air adv
,nown 30 the toleIabIc M,li-miolmcd
portion Of TIE audience of adali5.-
Adults NAV make a more quict and
orderly audience, but they profit llttlc cx-
ceptng In rcfurbishing wha, they already
know. Many % this stamp are busy ,lsc-
where, and how are ,heir children 10 al
tend under the new regulation How
much easier to have the officers who would
preteM thCIF eafrGace, Oreit,pk Hdfdepg,f-
me'tt, and eXpel the disoIdcrly. | have
been as brief as | could, and have onl-
one word more TO offer. Lei the dep0rt
ment and attention of adults be watched
by eyes as anxious to <cc jGuilS as thosc
which glare upon the little pi grim in the
path of science, and the next proposition
will be TO clear the halls altogether ~e
will abide by an unbiased decision he
tween the youth and the adults and f.e,
confident that our character and conduct
will not suffer by an impartial comrari-
son. In justice then, to youth, let them
not be CONDEMNED for the fault, Of their
elders, and let the word in this proposed
be FAIR PLAv.
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ATTENTION, "sT. CLAUS"

COMETlllNG NICE FOR THE HOLIDAYS-R
- l.. 4 A. Stusrts New York celebrated Steam
Candies. III pound and half pound paper neatly put
up st their establishment. Msillarrs French Can
dies and Chocolates.
The above Candies ard Chocolates are from the
best establishments in this country and warranted
Also, case 'f very beautiful imported Sugar
Toys, which small, ana the greatest variety Of
cosiumes, "Cuphts," animals, 6c, st
KINGS Family Grocery,
dec Ei-eo"w Corner 18th and sts
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T. In l11i, missionary rad bible
in his house, explaining it to party of
Indians. He pronounced 1T to Ec the
book of God. =" What - said ore OF thlm
. did the great spirit make that book -
& Yes" replied the missionary, Under
derstanding him literally. Tie Indian
was indignant, and said, " | blhcve IL 2
lie, | go TO Baltimore last month. and 1
see Du.ch woman make him.