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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-11
The Fifth Worcester Anti.slavery
Rs Il u fl IL So
WIFI be held i'm BrFmEey yEaEI

Cattle ShoW Week, September, 1858.
XNE would earnestly invite all who have each wear
w co-nperated with the renewed effort in The
great capse OF humanity. and The hitherto Indifferent
10 more faithful investigation of its claims None
can remain passive in this matter. Every day we are
called 70 MAKE our eli ction between apparent self inter-
est ana The slave iueiestbetween love of the worlds
good opinion and barred Of oppression So long DIS The
great wrong continues lng all helping others
to forget its nqu'ty. to tolerate its cruelty OF helping
them TO ee its sin, and TO undo its heavysburthen
Fairs are not merely available for the raising OF funds
but as means OF awakening public attention. as meet
ngs Tor The disst nnaun OF Anti Slavery TRUTH and
the discussion Of Anti Slavery principles they have
proved most valuable and efficient. We ask then aid
from all VINO themselves love C life, liberty and happ-
ness" and who would help their brothers to the same
birthright We oud send our appeal throughout the
coun$ry to all faithful fellow aborefs reminding
them, that contributions of Needlework of useful and
fancy articles will be gladly received. TIE Refresh
ment Table must derend, formerly upon donations
which we hope will be various and abundant.
Sarah II. Earle, Emily Sargent, LncY Chase Hannah
Rice, Adeliene II Rowland, Eliza N. Stowell, Olive
Loyeland, Hannah NJ. Rogers, Sarah j. Butman, Abby
w. Wyman, Mary Charming f1igginsoI, Sarah Il Nav
Leicester, Emma w Nyman Dedham Mary E. Hodges
Barre, Francis IL Drake Leominster, Polly D. Bradish
Upton, Catherine Brown Hubbardstop Maria p Fair
banks Mi1ville, Nancy 3. Hill Blackstone Abby b
Hussey lancaster. Louise Hall Upton, Susan B Ev-
erett, liza Howe, Princeton.
" Will the Liherator, and A. S.. Standard please
copy. d6tawtf ee
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heal Estate at Auc ion !

M ILL be sold at Public Auction, on TUESDAY,
W the 18th day of June neat al 10 o'clock A. M ,
at Inc Auction Room of 5 w. SELBY n co. in " or.
cester, in said county, aud continue until the whole
shail be sold, the following described Lands and Rel
Estate being part OF The Real Estate of the late Captain
Lewis Barnard:
About SO Acres of Pasture Land.
in the Westerly part Of Worcester called The Taloick
pasture, bounded souhery on the road leading from
worcester TO Mulberry Grove in Iei ester
About 70 Acres of PASTURE LAM D. in the Weste,-
~ part OF Worcester called the Burnett pasture on
the southerly side OF said road snd bounded Westerly
by land Lite of Horace Daniels.
About 30 Acres of Pasture Land in Worcester called
the Milestone Hill Pasture, bounded Westerly by che
Mm; r. Green Farm, and NoItherly by hand Of JOSEPH
Abont IL Acres of Sprout Land, in Worcester called
the Pond lot bounded S"utherIy by the County cad
afom worcester to Shrewsbury, and EasteiIy by Long
Pond. ' - 's
About 30 Acres of Pasture Land,
q the Northery part of Shrewsbury in said County.
near the house OF - Cobb, and bounded Sourhery
by ms land, and NUrthefly by land of - Bassett
about 10 Acres Of God Land IL said Shrewsbury
called the Graves lots bounded Westerly by land OF
Ahe City OF Worcester SOuthey by land OF Major Flint
and Northery by land of --- Lathroa.
About 30 Acres Of WOOD LAND in said Sbrews-
bury, on the West side Of and adjoining the H4rov
Pond r. W. SELBY A. 20 Anc,s
je9 daats
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Valuable House for Sale,
%.A TIE House now occupied by thr subscriber
ja,A with the whole, or part OF the Land adjoining
Its situated at he head OF State street and is
one of the best built and convenient houses in this
city, For terms, and further description, apply TO
mall7 dist @. A. HARRINGTON.
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Hosiery and Gloves

Of all colors sizes. and kinds Of the very best make in
the market, varying in prices from IA cts 10 $500
We have many other kinds Of Goods not enumerated
abo g all Of which have got 10 be sold and they win
be marked b per cent less Than tho cost Of Importn
ton.
we ask the attention Of Purchasers to the abose no.
tee, assuring taem that every Kind OF Goods will be-
sold precisely as advertised.
Wesha offer every article In the Stock without re.
serve as all must be sold tho Stock entirely cleared
out #
Purchasers Will neglec, their own Interest, by pur-
chasing. elsewhere. da,ysw lao
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NnTICE.

( LII Persons indebted TO the subscriber previous 10
IA April LIST, that have not since paid, are requested
to make immediate payment. JOS. Il. GREGORY
Worcester. April 26, 1853. DIFF
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Real Estate for Sale.
"a THE HOUSE, BAltN, and LOT, No. A Pleas
HI ant street Also Cottage House about six min
ues walk from the City iiaI! Apply In
mch2s DIFF los. LOWELL, JR.
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Shell Dressing Combs.

"A mys-dawswis i Ii. MARSH, ApO,Aoeary.
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DRY GOODS, &c.
NEW GOODS 1!
CLARK & SANFORD have received

AFEsSRs CLARK K SANFORD have received
w their spfmg supply of
Hosiery, Glores Uitte Em5roiaerfes, Buttons,
Leces, Trimming Cords, Worstedy and
Small Wares,
Embracing greater variety ard by far larger stock
Of Goods IN he,r line than heretofore offered.
W e shall hereai er spare pains IN making our
STOCK the most attractive Of any the Cay ANA
prices VIII De found satisfactory the economical
purchaser
Every possible effort VIII he made give the utmost
satisfaction to patTons aud would most respect
iuiiy soiiG continuance of the patronage so Literally
bestowed on the firm in years past
CLARK d SANFORD,
apIz dtt Sign Of the Biz Stocking.
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Ne LUs ULrR
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SHINGLEH.

A QUANTITY II good IS inch shaved Pine shlneles.
IN jus: received and for sale low, by
A Worcester, June ., 1858. MA dtf
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FOR SALE Or TO RENT.
Fer Sole nr 70 pon4

Z he large and vtl SHOWN Is abiishment situated
Oh washington steei nrar tie Providence q Wor-
eester Depot, formerly Owned and oecupied by T onr
re iott q " as Machine shop for the Manufacture
o. PAPER MAG hinef, IS for sale rent upon favora
ts iefns. u VIII be sold or rented with without
the Steam Engine, OF a ns.w Engine win be put in OF
such size as viii SUIT the wants Of the tenant. Apply
to the subscriber, No. 80 Thomas ST.
w. A. WHEELER.
Worcester, MAY 90 1883 d6v
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To LETT

A BLACKSMITH's SHOP and Tools also, Tcne-
"A ment if desired; said Shop is considered an ex-
ceient one Tor custom work, has likewise nearly the
entire forging for two Factories Inquire az This Office
apl9 dawtf
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LEATHER.

(ELT Leather Roundipss, Oak and Hemlock Tan and
Ia Trimming of Belt and Iantss Leather of everv
grade, for sale by the subscriber. so Wells Rams
Lifting, Taps, Counters and Shoe sfTeniIgs on hand
bic TERMS at his shop, in ear of Union Block 1879 Main
ST., under u. Howund's Printing Office.
N LAZELI4.
Worcester, May 10. Is 5 d3m
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Willow Wagons Cradles, and Baskets
WAG0Ns, Cradles, Baskets veocipeds, Wheel
IVY Barrows, Rocking Horses, Boys seds, Rubber
Balls, Pins, Needles, Sc., wholesale and retail, al
de dawtf MERRILL's. gel Main st
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I'M TRT

4 STORE in IIardng's Block, on Front Street
IA TENEMENT in the house corner of Portland
and Myrtle STREETS. Also, a small House on Quincy
street. CHARLES WHITE.
N.Y. diff
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TIE AnAMs MARKET


hE subscribers have recently rented tits spacious
amt well arranged Market, at the co ner of Main
aud Sontthridge SIS, where they off, the choicest
Meats Of all kinds at the very lowest rates together
with the cest Butter, fresh every week from some of
the finest Diaries in New England. Aso Vegetables iii
every variety, and other Produce of the Season Usually
Kept in Market Establishments. e.ss
They hope TO merit and receive generous share of
the public patronage. RICE d PH(PPS
ie2 tf =
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FARM EnR sAI.R

n In 1ATNlG, on Pleasant st consisting Ssssw
Of about 100 Acres suitably div ded IN n7&
Pasture, Moving and filaee Lands "@-4f'-
SAID Farm contains Dwelling Houses in guod rcpar,
sold low.
For further particulars, inquire Of LEVI GATES on
the premises.
Worcester, IG;;e 7, 1858. l3w%
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ENH BlSOIDERIES.

Consisting OF Wrought Lace and Cambria Collars, In
all qualities, Wrought Cambria and Muslin skirts, Un
derhdkf's, Cambria and Muslin Founcing, Dimty
Bands, Lace and Muslin sleeves, Embroidered Linen
Hdkf's &C., &C. We have reduced the prices of these
Goods full 37I per cent
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American Table Cutlery.

American Table Cutlery.
A'RoM south River Cutlery CO., good assortment
L for sale cheap. Also,
PLATED EWARE,
from Bromley q Carlises Mandatory Can when
you want 10 buy, al No. Pper's Block
5. +. JHAMPNEY.
worcester, JNue Z, 1903 daw2w
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In this Department Stock is arge, consisting Of
CASHMERE SHAWLS in great variety Of Styles
and Costs We will sell prime quality warranted
yards Square, and all Wool, at $780, Beautiful all
wool Palm shawls, at $500. BLACK SILK sHAWLs,
Heavy Fringes, and large Sizes from "a 100 to S. OO
CANTON GRAPE shawls, all costs Printed shaws,
varying in price from 75c 30 $500, and many other
kinds all of which will be sold prices which will in
amid
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LINEN GOODS!

Consisting Of Linen sheeiings, Pillow Case Linens,
Linen Damasks, Linen Towelng, great variety,
Beached and Brown Linen Table Cloths, Linen Nap
kins and Doylies Birds Eye Linens, Fronting Linens
&c, &c, all Of which were imported expressly for
OUR OWN SALES, and warranted all pure Linen
Customers depend upon getting the best of Goods
as we warrant all tho Goods in this Department, and
they will be sold at lower prices than by an any other
co1cern in The state,
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go N

a CONVENIENT Lower Tenement. 6 or 7 Rooms
IAon Newton steet, off Pleasant al the House of u
Mann l'g with a good Barn and Stab Q, good Water,
Garden, &c. Inquire at his office, or of
.a q. STUDDARD,
Maple street, or at the House.
mc:l4 dlt
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A CONVENIENT Lower Tenement, Rooms GER
"A nj of Chandler and Queen Street Apply ON the
premises to GUSfAVUS ELLIOTT.
.e7 div
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GROCERIES, &c.
FLOUR /! FIGURE

E8A Now in store, and receiving by Western r.
: fEEE]5 Road, extra and common Flour among which
49, may be found the following brands:
Chas J. HiA 6 Sons unsurpassed Extra.
w. Whitney, Premium
CT Hin, Extra Blue Jacket. Extra.
John Williams, do, Elliot Mus. DO.
=. ID. Shel0a5ge. do, Seneca Chief. do
A1e6 other brands
Hall Bbis Hill & Son, Hill Extra, and E. D. sle
mire Extra.
Quarter and Eighth bag Flour, extra quality
actare. in barrels and bags
No. Mechanic street
myzs dawti BLISS, SUTTON & co
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Persian Sherbat

TNHls Oriental beverage has long been preeminent
among the Eastern drinks for its unrivelled aroma
delicacy OF flavor, and exhIlerang properties mpart.
ing TO the nervous system agreeable tone aad vgor
producing gentle naur and sanatory excitement of
The animal economy, without the possibility of an I'M.
due exhtlara ion.
tcombines all the agreeable qualities Of a cooling
ami refreshing beverage with the nvgoratng proper
ties OF London Porter. 1t will be found in its use a
very appropriate beverage for ladies'. The most free
and liberal use OF is never followed by any unpeas.
ant reaction il tends to restore regulate nvgorae
and establish uniform cheerulness of spirit 1t is
gentle innocent, and grateful The pa ate highly car
donated, and remarkably rich in its cream-ke consist
ency.
Campbell Harding a. Hardy, Cambrdgeport E. H.
MARSH, Druggist, Sole Agent Tor Worcester
jel0 d6tis
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LABELS
CLIMAX HAIR TONIC!

an admirable Preparation for preSerosnq and
beaa9tyt'eg the
III a w IA III AIR!
I'VE CLImAx HAIR Tome includes in its composition
many of the mast potenl known remedies 1t is com
bned with the most elaborate care and with so sIrct
regard TO proportion that due effect given to each in
gredent, and the result is combination. elegant,
cherche and unsurpassed in point of efficacy by any
other before the public.
Just SO long vitality exists in the Hair the app
'tion OF the Climax Hair lonc cannot fail to be bene
hclal; Its inVigorating influence will mike Itself per-
eeplbie Its action, by removing dandruff and other
obstacles from the scaln, destroys their whitening eff
fets and leaves the Tor nature 10 do her bart
AS compound for dressing the Hair impartins 10 ii
soitness, gpssness, and richness and rendering
Inc stiiiesi and diest HAIR susceptible of the most
tasteful arrag tment the Climax Hair Tonic will be
found Invaluable. Nervous headaches are frequently
removed by vigorous application of the Climax Hair
Tonic with stiff brushing
Possessing delicate color moi liable to soil anyt thing
with which il comes in contact--of pleasant and de-
cded, vet noi too prominent oder, the Climax Hair
ohic, Is what the proprietor has aimed to make it-a
compound al once elegant and Elective, and of unusual
intrinsic worth,
u 1t is put up and sold the low price of 25 cents
orsix Bottles for $l,25 Prepared only by
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Valuable Estats fer Sale.

- The Estate at tl.c Corner of 9ammer and Bel
- ON Streets, recently eecnriei BY ic h;eercan
erai tern s.
Inquire Of 5. 2. HAVEN, al The Nen Library Build
ing af ~
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Stuart's Sugars, &c.
Tobacco .
5 or 6 Tons

or Stout nice WRAPPING PAPER left and sell
" ing as low can be bought in ilos on
BROOKS Il STEARNg
Je3 dtf No Front street
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w HITE GOO-DSI

Plain cAMBRlcs. Check do, Victoria Lawns, Blsh.
op do, Book Muslins, Swiss do, Plain Stripe and
Cheek Dintes in great variety, Corded skirts French
Hair Cloth do, ard every other kind of Goods TO be
found IN any White Goods STOCK
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LorilIard's snuF.

Or JARS Maceaboy, Rappee, ana Am Gents, SOC
~ lbs large and ssnall Badders Scotch For sale
ct wholesalt at Manufacturers Prices by
myI2 dn Il. z. EATON & co. laf Main 81.
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GROCERY WARE HOUSE

sINHE Subscribers have taken tie new ard spacious
stores, and Bangs Block, Main St, where VIII
be found an extensive assortment of
W. I. Goods, Teas, Oil and Flour.
and a great variety offFANITLY GROCERIES. Being
connected in Beston and having superior advantages
we are prepared TO sell Goods at greater Bargains than
ever before offered in Worcester. Call and see.
IL Goods delivered free OF charge.
myl3 dawtf CHARLES d. COBB & co.
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CHEAP BOOK sTOREl
Medicine to Lend

l1N Medlclne to Lend.
III ARDY'S SALVE il the best plaster noty In uae Il
II cures Rheumatism, Lame Back, Fresh Wounds
Cuts, Burns, Bruises Cracked Hnnds. Cnras and all
Aches and Pains Hardy's Cahartic b ectnary. or
Tonic Bitters, cures Jaundice Headaches Dyspepsia
Sostveness, Collie, Dizziness, Poor Appetite Weakness
Liver Complaint, q. Hardy Indian Vegetable Worm
Powder, warranted sure Remedy for Worms, perfect
~ safe IN all cases, and pleasant TO Iafdys m
dian Ointment cures Scrofua, Salt Rheum, Eryspelas,
and all lniiamatory aud Bruptlve Diseases. Hardys
Magical Pain Destroyer for Internal and External ap
plication.
) DIR. q. HARDY's Office, Cornish Flat, N. III. Whole
sale Depot, Burr a. Perry. No. Cornhili, Boson.--
Lewis r. Lareil M. u. Green, and James a een Agent
IN Worcester, and sold BY Druggists ana Merchant
everywhere. myzo h51aweoWaWeow
Shell Dressing Combs.
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Choice Hams,
Corn.

r CASK, Duilied's Westlhaa and Warren
- Stages Choice Sugar Cured . Ham, FIR sale by
myl2-dtf H.. T. EATON d Co, Is6 Main ST.
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LEWIS r. TAZErI nrnUuist

No. 20l Nan Street, Worcester, M1s8, and sold
By Traders geaeraHy
ap4 dawf
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FOR SALE.

"a lAlPe double House, situated or, the corner
EHiAB O. Otis and Prescott ss., fronting Hamilton
Square. The Lot eontars 10, SOC square fee. { f
Land, well stocked with Fruit Tees, &C.
H. n T. SMITH.
Worcester, June 4. 1893. jt6 eff
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-23
IDiscoy..red atLast!
A Mystery Explained IA Revolutio
A. Certain! Victory is Ours

A Mystery Explained IA Revolution
s Certain! Victory is Ours |!
NEW THEORY OF Disc AsE is awakening the
IN inquiry in the minds of all who read it How rs
il that Ameicans have been solong and SO savishly
injured in darkness and ignorance on the subject OF
disease?
TRE GREAy PANACEA OF DISEASE,
IL offered to the afflicted of the States and Territories
for the entire cure Of Liver Complaints in oil stages
Bilious Fever, Ague and Fever Chronic Lung Fever,
Dropsica Affections, Consumption, Accompanies,
Dorrhea, Dyseptcry, Rhumatism, Bleeding Piles,
Blind Piles, Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Dyspepsia, Gener-
Debility, Nervousness, Costveness, Indigestion, oo-
sructed Menshuations, DC.
Dr. A. L. Adams Liver Balsam has stood the wreck
and test for the last fifteen years. and has proved 10
the most sicaL, beyond the shadow OF doubt that IL
ONLY RELIABLE MEDICINE EVER lDIScOV-
Erred,
(beng purely all vegetable for the permanent cure
of the above diseases The most skepttcdt have be-
come its most sangune votaries, and pronounce the
Lirey Balsnnl to be the
ONLY RELIABLE HARBINGER OF HEALTH
TO THE AFFLICTED, EVERYWHERE.
Testimonials come up from every track 1t has made
swollen with expressions Of gratitude, TOT the renei
received by its use. And in submitting this the Ltr-
or Balsan is recommended to all those suffering un-
IRON GRASP OF THE MONSTER DISEASE
and at once procure one bottle of DR.. "A. l.. adams
Lipcr Balsdm
by making appli ation to the Agent, where the Bal,
sam is sold, giving full epitome of the cause and
cure of all diseases. Sold wholesale and retail by
J.B. DOUGHERTY, Sole Agent, Muscatlne.
Also, by Sells 4 Sparks, ..Fairport; lockwood q
Port L9uss s SeS Assn
No. 81 Randolph Street, Chicago. Illinois.
O,tober 81, lS53-1y.
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First Love.

4 Can any man lay his hand upon his
waistcoat and conscientiously say, "un-
til saw the present Mrs. Jones. was
never in love in nv life?" Can any
man say so? He is poor creature il he
can; and make no doubi he had at least
forty-five first loves since he began TO
be capable Of admiring at all. As for
the ladies'. them, Of course put out Of
the questions; they are fresh, TO doubt;
they never fall in love until mamma
tells the m that Mr.. So.and.so is an ami
able young man, AMI is very eligible;
they never firt with Capt. Smith at a
ball, and sigh as they lie at home in
bed, and think what charming, dash
ing fellow he is. They never heard the
young curate read his.scrmon so sweet
ly, and think how pale and n,eresting
he looks, and think how lonely he must
feel in his curate- house, and what a no.
BILE work it would be 10 share the soil
tude, and soolhe the pains, aid listen to
the delightful doctrine of so excellent a
man; they never think Of attaching
themselves to any mortal except their
brother, until he brings home young
friend from college. and says, "Mary,
Tom Atkins admires you hugely. and is
heir to two thousand year!" They
never begin the attack, as have heard;
but their young hearts wait like SO
many fortresses, to be attacked and car
ried after proper period Of seige-by
blockade, or by bribery, or by capitula-
ton, or by fire esealade.
Whilst ladies persist in maintaining
the strictly defensive position. men
must naturally, as it were, take the OPP
posite line, that Of attack; otherwise, il
both parties held aloof, there would be
no more marriages; and the hosts would
die in their respective inaction, without
ever coming to battle. Thus, it is
evident, that as ladies will not. men
must take the offensive. j, for my
part, have made in the course Of my
life, at least score Of ckivalrous at.
tacks upon several strongly fortified
hearts. Sometimes began my work
too late In the season, and winter sud
denly came and rendered further labor:
impossible; sometimes l have attacked
the breach madly, sword in hand, ant
have been plunged violently from thu
scaling ladder into the ditch; sometimes
| have made decent lodgment in tht
place, when - bang blows up mine
and am scattered to the deuce! ane
sometimes when have been in the very
heart Of the citadel - ah, that l shoult
say it!-a sudden panic has struck me
and have run like the British out o
Carthsgena.-Ihackeray.
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Groceries and PrOvis ION.


Nh subscriber has just opened new grocery
n store, Con Second street, in the room turner
ty occupied by Collins d Darlington,) and PIE
pared to sell at wholesale and retail on as good
terms as can be had in this city, or any other
pacs on the river above the Rapids. The follow
ing ere some or the articles now OH hand:
Rio Laguyra coffee
Brown, clarified, loaf and crucd suga Z H..
Moases, syrup. sugar-house So. 50.
G A, dairy aud Kanawha salt
Imperial and Young Hyson teas, first quality
Palm soap, mould and star candles,
Tobacco, cigars, pipes, &c.
Lemons, ralsins, figs, behring's,
Candies, almonds, English walnuts,
Peanuts, currents, chocklale, nutmeg
w. r. cheese, wines brandy, dc.
Best indigo, purcushion caps, bar lead
Shot, cap letter and wrapping paper
Cinnamon, cloves, pepper, spice
Ground ginger, mustard in cans
Tubs, best omber, nader, coppcras
Alum, starch. candle wcking
Mackeral, goldfish .sardines H#
Bed.chords, buckets link wash boards
Resin, cotton batting-with many other ar
cles for family use.
or Country produce, such os butter, eggs. pc
aoes. fowls, and every thing in the market 70
amy use, wanted. j. A. WILSON.
Muscatinc March 25--tf
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doe HARDY.


Yes know that yen once were nay lover,
But that sort of thing has an end;
Though love and its transports are over,
You know ! can still be your friend.
DJn't frown when We meet, implore you,
Don't write on the drawings you bring;
Don't ask me to say adore you,
For indeed it is now no such thing.
! confess when at Bangor we parted,
swore that worshipped you then;
That / was maid, broken-hearted,
And you the most charming Of mcr.
I confess when read ) our first letter,
Iblotted your name with tear;
/ WIS young then, but now I know better
IN Could | tell that I'd met Hardy hero.
Dear nee how you fir t, hew you worry,
Repeating my VOWS to be true;
If said so, i teld you story,
For l love Hardy better than you.
Yes, this fond heart belongs to another,
sigh SO, whenever he's gone;
love you indeed as brother,
But my heart is Joe Hsrdy's alono.