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l,y Iy h. the following gentlemen:
CRY iYScHAuR1 i'ayh Tame: j. T.. ~ W billiard.
Jr- kIuncc II! 1vi". ID Christian !. T. Her
ur W D. anci INdy"r) - l. Ed,ey. Col w a rtb"; RI ~
Glass
CAMPBELL courr HOUSE, DG !. MernHranJ e. MunrI d.
Finch, q. Jutar. T.. " I'ainry
Persons distance having Gu ms IN !S Section I" collect VII
promptly attended 10. l.! placing ;iem IA NE hams ." he
undersigned Nor - en-
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sNPORTERS OF LIME are lnolln.d t'a lie Tnaptc.'I
NAV be found at the asks Libby al The
cr OF III. James River and kena~a a." ~
he even, Of hi absence LETT el:e lace vi"
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lilac * SMITHS TOOLS
AEThRRASTED Bellows ~ InrlcS
w
do Vices do
S!edge Screw Plates and Dies Ra-I
Files Knives, Horse Sinca aud Nailrn
low SMITH a Roberts, ~. Main
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6LOTHlNG. CLOTUtNG.-lccrved inrIns tue pas.
~ tc weeks large additions ny sock OF CiohIns ma 'hs
OF the varied stocks comprising every style aho fu
~ OF cnhlng this which Will be sofa IL u'u
- j ID. GOODMAN
No. l3l. Main Stree opposite Eagle QUAR-
E1- My stock of CLOTHING rely efse, anh i.. o
reduced 18th January consequently for the 'kA @
.sII m n Dec "a
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,.,EA(iEKs " hNTED r0E THE DiSIitlCf
- si rormcucr an tItl February ur& ana rnd
an IN. 5il certain salary OF sou VII u. pan" %
,u-,y,, y uaid Shou Commissioners M Az
,ona sun SIS may BE- PAID! The Hoar sha'' ''c"!e. at w.
nn Of The year. ~. rr,,.,
alf'i ''''' Iau 5-rgtwm
Uih'r 80 -
,TEaCiIER WASTED.-1he subscriber @Iste- :" EN-
take caiSc az 4 snaH >clnoi aims
h IN The runly lie must present SaiIs'' DRY e'
cu II r teach he usual hrahht- al an E"sist
c,,i ,ca NJ. ATTN and Greek Languages. la"in wages VIII
br 70 :, i',rnI, r.,
JL.. 5-l1tSci! hil"Iu ''p,.t y .'-nl-,
ALTON JyhSTED.-A graduate 81 Columbia Cot
81, w,.hinsrnu d. .wi" has had c"n7t" able experience
IN pb,In situation teacher For lurhct ln" NATION ~
~ Rurnf James at. c'imiy. Va
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BANK OF VIRGINIA.
the Bank OF virginia nav
claed dividend Of four and quarter per cent our ~ ~,
Of subject the
the which leaves cent OF g eo PC
share IA the khulders the lHh inst . 49,,
10 SANI. MARX. Cash
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01

EXCURSION TO New YoRK.-We would
again call the attention of our readers TO the fact
that excursion to New York, under the auspi-
ces of the Worcester County Mechanics Associ-
alton, has been arranged TO take place on Tuesday
next, at a very reduced rate of fare, ria Prov
dence, and by daylight. The steamer Canon-
Gus, which will take the party from Providence,
is said to be one of the most commodious and safe
boats on the Sound, and we doubt not the excur-
sion will be one of unalloyed pleasure to all who
may embrace the facilities it offers for seeing the
sights in New York, including the Crystal Palace
See advertisement in another column for further
particulars, ard then call on John Boyden and
secure ticket
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01

litica parties, toIetfect efficient organizations in
their respective towns, and repudatng all partial
compllances and party schemes, intended TO divert
sher efforts from the real issue and use their in
Huence 10 elect to legislative offices, those, AND
THOSE ONLY, who will encourage the further
Interests Of the laboring classes, and especially
and IN The Immediate passage of the ten hours bill,
as 4eported in the Legislature of 1851 and 1852,
and so gloriousy passed by the House in 1858,
by FORTY MAJORITY.
State Committee, composed of the following
gentlemen, was chosen VIM F. Young, Of Bos.
ton; Henry w. Benchley. of Worcester; b. S.
Butierworth. of Lowell; Thos. Webb, of Fall
River; John S. Fletcher, of Lowell; ]. E. Lit.
tlefed, of Woburn; F. R. Brown, of Chicopee
II. P. Longey, of Boston; Henry Ross, of New
ton; and II P. Trask, of Cambridge
After brief addresses from Messrs. Dexter F.
Parker, of Worcester, Rev. L. J. Fletcher, But.
terworth, of Lawrence. Webb, of Fall River,
Stone, of Chaiestown, Wild, of Pennsylvania,
and Young, of Boston, the Convention, on motion
of Mr.. Chas. W. Slack, of Boston, adjourned at
half past five o'clock.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01
seventh Anniversary of the american
Missionary Association.


On Thursday evening, 29lh Sept, at O'Clock,
the members and friends of the Amer, lean Missionary
Association met in the Old Sourh Church oil this
city, to celebrate the seventh anniversary of that
institution. The church filed with the apostles
of free, mcomprnmising gospel, and the faithful
friends OF evangelical truth. Hon. WIN. Jackson
occupied the Chair. After singing by the choir,
Rev. MIR. Webster Of Hopkinton, Mass, read a
portion of Scripture AID offered prayer
Rev. Geo. Whippe, Corresponding Secretary OF
the American Missionary Association, gave brie'
but comprehensive history of she rise and progress
Of the Association. Seven years ago the Society
was instituted on the principle of bearing faithful
testimony against all known sin, and Of making no
compromise Of pure Christianity with any power on
earth. The contributions, for the first year Of the
Association, amounted TO SIS 600. Last year, the
contributions had increased to $50 600; and this
year they amounted to $4,000.
Last year the Association had ten missionaries at
the Mendi stations in Africa and three more are to
be added this year. Amongst the free blacks Of Ja.
maica, the Society has missionaries. In the
Sandwich Islands there is self supporting mission
connected with the Association. In Canada West
the Society susiains mission. In Siam, three mis-
sionaries aud their wives have been laborng for
several years, under the auspices Of the Society, and
this year is intended to add four more individuals
to this interesting field Of missionary enterprise
There is missionary stationed among the Chinese
emigrants in California; and sc home missionaries
scattered over the West and South.
Two Missionaries and three Colporters preach
free gospel in Kentucky, and in North Carolina one
Missionary divides his labor among six free church.
Is. This year ii has been decided 10 send Mis-
sionary amongst the Copts of Egypt, and Mr.. Mar
tin OF Illinois, young man of high talent, and who
is full Of devotion to this work. is expected to 90
there.
At the termination of Mr.. Whpple's address, the
choir sung hymn.
Rev. j. G. Fee, Of Kentucky, next addressed the
meeting. This gentleman is the son o. stakeholder,
and disnheriled by his father on acc4unt of his
faithful adherence 10 the gospeof Christ, and his
retusaltO fellowship saveholdng Christians His
language and manner evInced a spirit Of rare Chis-
tan frmness, tempered with gentieness and benev-
olence. Such a man seems eminenily qualified 10
60 down amongst Southern heahenism. To preach,
teach, and suffer in the cause of true Christianity
Rev. George Thompson, Of the Mendi Mission,
Africa, made some Interesting statements in relation
to his aburs among the negroes, and was succeeded
BY Rev. Charles B. Boynton, of Cincinnati, in
most powerful and logical exposition Of the text,
'Slavery is a crime against man, and sin against
God"
After doxoIngy by the choir, and bened;ction,
the meeting adjourned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01

WoMEN's TEMPERANCE CoNvENr1oN
IN OHIo.-A correspondent of the New York
Evening Post reports the proceedings of W.
mems Convention, held at dayton, Ohio, on the
Path inst. The leading object was to secure the
enactment of the Name Law in Ohio; and the
ladies declared that if the men could not enforce
that law in the State, they could help them eff
iectuaily. Formal addresses were made by sew
eral ladies'; the curse Of intemperance was Dor
trayed in glowing coIors, and the necessity Of do.
ing something to check its progress urged Spicy
resolutions were passed, denouncng the action
of the Worlds Convention in undelegatmg the
Rev. Miss Brown
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01

SINGULAR PHYSIOLOGICAL FAcr.-The
South Side Democrat, petersburg, Va,) re-
marks:
Gin the recent epidemic. which devastated
New Orleans, we have been informed that few,
If any of the sufferers were among the blacks :
and gentleman who lived for several years at
Mobile, during which time the yellow fever twice
STACKED that city, tells us that he neuer kne,c
negro to die of it. There is an aptitude, an
adaptedness, of the African to high tempera-
lures that is as immuiable fact as any other
natural law"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01
a great az d N, p ortant enc aeeompllshtd,

Grey Hair Changed and NetO GrOWfh Produced!
The introduction Of 6 Van Deusens improved
Nahpene," the great Hair Restorative and aoknowl
edged Specific for changing Gray Hail TO its primitive
Color has been attended with the signal and unde
Unable success. such declaration is based on the uner
ing testimony of unquesionahe facts A Vegetable
properties embrace those nourishi. aud terminating
stlmuants which, in concert with Nature, act on the
bulbs and germs, causing the reproduction Of a new
growth often obsructcd by siCkly ant deranged Hair
AMI forming that tepcse OF coorrg necessary
Its purely Vegetable Preparation; free from ali ad-
mixture of mineral acids, alcoholic liquids and those
DYe-stufis so peculiar to the novel inventions of the
day. Safe and pleasant IN Its application it is one of
The most agreeable preparations of the Toilet; al avs
nervous Headaches, &c.
For sale by CALDWELL Il HILE, Apothecsries,
229 Main ., Agents for " orccster.
Ul9 deod&w6m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01

MORE COUNTERFEIT MONEY FOUND. Mr.
Isaac Osgood, of this town, last Saturday found
by the side Of the road few rods from his house,
wallet containing sixteen two dollar counterfeit
bills on the Merchants Bank, Boston, and eleven
hves on the Quinsigamoud Bank, Worcester,
making in the whole $2l5 Il is supposed to
have been thrown away by Robinson or Pond, as
1t was found near the place of their arrest The
counteffeis are fully described in the Detectors.
This makes in all, about $1,000 of counterfeit
money which has been found since the arrest of
the FIVE burglars in this place. How much more
the rascals brought into town, and scattered bv
the waysde, is unccrtain.-Barre GAG.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01

THE CASE OF Mrs GAINEs.-Mrs. Gen.
Gaines has found new witness, in the person of
Gen. Vam, Of South America, who Is said TO
have been personally cognizant of the principal
fact necessary for her to prove, 10 establish her
right TO the immense properly left by the ate
Daniel Clark, in Louisiana, and she ia now in N.
York to prosecute the suits anew in the U. States
Court Gen. ViIlamil, hearing there was some
difficulty on the subject, left his home and came
to the United States, TO offer his testimony to Mrs
Gaines, and will remain until the case comes up
for hearing
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01

ANcEsrRY,-Boasing of ones biIth, is, in
this country about rare, as il would be rdcu-
lous. Excepting the writer of ''Our PRESIDENT
in Putnam's Magazine, who pirates about his
respectable family" Gas if somebody had ques.
toned IT'D we have seen nothing of the sort Tor
long time. The only "high BIRTH which can be
made out, is the case of being born in a garet ;
and the only ''famiy" worth Dragging Of, is
family of ten children, healthy, well hammered,
and well educated TO have had eminent an
ceslors is not half so great blessing, as TO have
had honest ones; for moral qualities are trans.
misslbe in the blood, which titles and station are
not Cicero made a very happy retort on Metel
lus, when the latter reproached the great orator
with his mean origin. 'Learn,,' said Metellus.
(whose mother was notorious for the laxty Of her
norals)- "learn who was your father!'' cit
would be very difficult for you,' replied Cicero,
''to learn who your father WASH Boston Post
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01
warranted Euro prurs

For Prescriptions and Physicians use ron the most
reliable sources in Boston and Ne,o York, can be
fund at the Store Of LewS T. LazeH, POI Main
Street.
Every one who is any conveTsaHt with Drugs and
Chemicals, knows the great difficulty of finding an ari
Gle perfectly free from adueralOn. Especially is this
the with those in general use VIII ch of al Others
should be pure possible. Ii has been for years,
and now is my ainl, 20 purchase hut the best
Irugs-IhOse which may be relied upon, and all may
feel confident Of the purity Of every article obtained
my establishment. trust that discriminating public
will continue to snsiam in my endeavos, by their
patronage, assuring them that every article will be held
represented. Ply scians prescriptions carefully
compounded at all hours ofrle dal and night
iyl daWtf l.. z. LAZEI.I, hpothecary.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01
SPECIAL NOTICE.

NJ. s. CHAPLIN having returned to Waldo Rlock
Daguerrean Rooms, will attend pers onally tho
who may favor hiin with cal.
All those wishing for perfect of the art, will
of course, avail themselves Of the first opportunity Of
calling on MIR &. and secure of those ma
menioes which in the hour Of ailicon no price can
purchase.
MIR Chaplin is taking splendid Daguerreoypes and en-
closing hem in very beautiful case inlad with pearl
for s go. Also, in very foe eases for 0 cts
Please call and examine spPciWens before purch asing
at any other rooms, snd satisfy yourselves that you
buy cheaper md better Da2uerreoypes at Chapins
than any other Rooms in this CITY
This is no humbug. Wi you call and favor with
sitting. utf s27
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01

BoDX FoUND.-The body Of female, ap
parenlly from twenty 10 twenty FIVE years old,
was found, on Wednesday, in The woods, half a
mile North of Chlcopee Falls bridge. The body
by appearance had been there SIX or eight weeks,
and was mostly decomposed. The verdict of the
Jury was, "That the deceased came to her death
by violence at the hands of some person or per-
sons to the jury unknown " the conclusion of
the jury was, that the person was an Irish gill,
belonging to the factories at Chicopee or IIoyoke,
as sheswas dressed in calico dress, gingham sun
bonnet, &c
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01

TERRIBLE MORTALITY BY YELLOW FE.
vER.-New York, Sept. 3O-A passenger by
the stsamer Merlin, from Bermuda, states that
the deaths from yellow fever at St. Georges up
to Sepr. 18th, were 800, out of population of
240O, including the military Gov. Phillpots
died on the 18Th, leaving Col. Rose as bis sue
cessor, who also died d few DAYS afterwards
The foregn population have all been suffering
from the effects the disease In the 56th reg
iment 10 men had died.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01

To all who wish for goof Daguerrean P.ctures.
Be wise in Judgment and aim secure that which is
good Trash at all times be bought by those who
will buy Ladies and Gentlemen; if you ave want of
Rooms, Nos 1877 ard 207 Main street and satisfy your
selves thai The HATHAWAY BROTHERS will make
good Types OF reasonable and living prices.
Chemically and srtistcay colored Dneuerreotyres
Of superior tone and finish. good assortment fine
GOLD LOCKETS. Call and examine yourselves.
aI2l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01

STITCHING MACHINES OuTDoNE.-Mr.
Mason Cummings, in the employ Of Mr.. Z. Aims
worth d Co., of Tenpelon, Mass, closed or
sided in good substantial manner, fifty pairs of
mems thick boots, with an average of forty FIVE
stitches 10 each seam, in nine successive hours,
which must be (allowng proper time to wax the
threads and put the boots in and take them out of
Inc clampsl about twenly-lhree stitches per min
ute. Mr. Cummings says if any one beats this
he will try asain.-BorTe Gas.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01

AocIDENT.-On Wednesday evening, as the
Lowell train passing Winchester, Mr.. Justin
Hayward, Of Woburn, finding that he was in the
wrong car, leaped from the tran striking upon the
back Of his head, and raciuring his skull lie was
taken into the depot At Winchester, and medical
aid called, but he has since remained insensible and
there is no hope Of his recovery He Is ship car.
penter by trade, and has recently been married to
his second wife,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01

TAKE NOTES.-The sale Of furniture at the
Worcester House will be continued this morn.
lag. Seby will SELL at his Sales Rooms, a large
and excellent nlocl of furniture this afternoon,
and tonight the splendid engravngs of Henry
Clay and Gen. Jackson. See the advertisements
in another column.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01

BALTIMORE, Sept 29.--New Orleans papers
of Thursday and Fridayare received yhey contain
nothing important. The epidemic was gradually
spreading from the River into the interior of the
States of Mississippi, Louisiana, and Alabama
II has already made It's appearance at Washing
ton, WoodvilIe, and Point Coupee.
The deaths from fever at Nashville, up TO the
2lsl Of September were 24O.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01

SPUR & LEwIs.-Thr seasons change and the pro-
ductions OF nature are modified by ihe changing sea
sons hut Spur Lewis do not vary in theirefforis
10 please discerning publ and tey spare no pains to
procure every variety Of vads adsptedto he seasons
and desired ~ their numerous patrons The Piper's
Block saloon is never behind lime, and those who su
perinend lis daily business always up and dressed
Come and see what glorious Chowder they have to-
night.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01

FIRST Snow OF THE SEAsoN.-We learn
through Mr. Latham Of the Atlantic and St. Law.
renee Railroad, that when he ielt Gorbam, N. H.,
Yesterday morning at O'Clock, the ground was COW
cred with snow-the mountains being covered with
it, and wearing, apparently, their winter GARLAND
that il was still falling when he left
This was the case as lal as Shelbourne, but on
approaching Maine, where 'quids are prohibited,
Dame Nature turned it all to ran.-P Portland State
Of Mime. ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01

~ James OBTAINING, l6 years of age. and Ro5
err stark, 10, got into allercatiop in Boston, on
Tuesday evening, when the lDrmerdrew knife and
plunged It into the abdomen and thigh Of the latter
with great severity. The wounded man was not
expected TO live through the night
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01

IzSF- Mr.. Marshall, one of the wounded by the
disaster on the Providence and Worcester Rail.
road who were brough! 10 this pace, left the
pawlucket Hotel Building yesterday for his home.
DIR. Bolton is the only one now there, and he is
SO that he sits up, and will probably be well
enough to leave in a week or len days.-PaD-
tnckeL Gdzette.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01

u Eleven survivors of the crew Of British
ship, cast away upon Van Deimeu's Land, lived for
twenty three days without discovering inhabitants.
At this time a dog appeared among them, TO the
collar OF which they attached an account Of their
situation. The dog belonged to party exploring
the country, who immediately proceeded 10 their as
sslance, and they reached Hobart Town in safety.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01
BETRqDe;gsAn'& !.

An adiourned meeting of rhe Democrats of Worces-
ter, will be held at the HEAD Quarters, Harrington
Corner,
THIS Saturday EVENING, Oct. LIST,
at7A O'clock,
To hear a report of Committee on organ cation for
the present campaign. Per order.
LEVI BARKER, Chairman.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01

HoosAc TUNNEL.-Amongt the speakers an.
nonnced for the Hoosac Tunnel Convention, at
Fiichburg, Oct. II, are E. II. Derby, Geo. Gren-
NELL Geo, I. Davis, Joseph White, Charles Sum.
ner, John g. Palirey and Gen. Wool. A supper
$50 be gwen on the 10th to Gen. Wilson, the
military and invited guests
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01

" We are informed that Rev. Joseph @. Blnney,
le'e Missionary to ndia will preach tomorrow for the
81 bap'st society, nov worshppng at the City Hall
Services at The usual hour. Seats FREQ The public are
invited 10 attend,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01

To CLEAN Or PAINT.--With a weak sou-
ton Of spirits Of ammonia, 10 water and with some
suitable substance, such as linen rag or sponge,
lightly go over the painting to be cleansed. BY
this process, oil painting may be so cleansed as
20 appear quite new and fresh, and usually the
gloss preserved.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01

" The ifoss OF winter are egnning to make their
iootmarks on our hills, and TO nip the flowers of our
valleys, bnt the Saloon Of BALL, is warm and genial
as Summer, and the good things that placed on his
tables Cause the palates and somachs men rejoice
This Is the time for game, nsh aud fowl and Bas is the
place to have them IN glorious perfection Drop in to
the Harrington Corner Restaurant night, and resae
youI.slyes with The good Ii ngs Of life.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01
EliIler,s Operatlon

TOT FITTiIg IEtTM UVGTEN pOstu NerVts.
This operstion original with the subscriber, has
Ieen performed by him, during and half years,
nearly three hundred times, with tie loss of one tooth
only, far as known Also, by several distinguished
Dentists, whom he instructed than two years ago
who have been om,nently successful. By no ether
method of treatment heret' fore use, can so many
teeth he saved after their living membranes become
exposed. s. p. MILLER.
1,F
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01

q The Boston Times makes the following
most palpable bit -:
The New Bedford Mercury says:-''Our OBJ
lection to Mr. Wilson is, not that he has been n
workman in leather, but because he is a cobbler
of constitutions" It's rather surprising that the
Mercury should object to "cobber'' of any
kind
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01

G1y' Capt. Ingraham is now at Spezzia, where he
has been serenaded by a large company Of Italians
them, in conmemoraion Of bis conduct at Smyrna.
The affair excited the attention OF the Foreign Con.
Huls, ami the local police deemed il prudent to warn
the parties to abstain in future from such denonslra.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01

Gg-Charles 8. Rogers, lately appointed Postmas-
ter at Charlestovn, declines the appointment Of
member Of the State Committee of the Hunker
Democrats, and ayows his purpose to support the
ticket nominated at Worcester. Doesn't be know
which side Of his bread Is butteredl