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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-28
For Sale at q BARGAIN.

"a THE subsciiber offers for sale his farm sesN
li"iM in West Boylston, situated one mile from s5ss
the Railroad depot, on the road from West -=sE-@
Boystcn TO Clinton, and known the sold Farm"
formerly owned by Ezekiel Peirce Esq
Said farm contains hundred ami eighty acres of
land twenty of which is wood land, and the re.
main well divided for farming purposes, not having
of waste land on the premises
For any one wishing to make money by farming, this
Is chance sci lnm met with, is within eighl miles
Of Worcester market, AMI five of the Manufacturing
town of Clinton, aud within fourth of a mite OF a
large manufacturing corporation in West BoylsIOn--
(The above Company are now commencing large adj
di ION their mil 81 On the farm is two story house.
with convenient outu Jings, and two large barns
of them having cellar under the whole of il: Water
is brought the house and barn aqueduct, there
Is an excellent well at the house. There good
riey of fruit on the p ce in excellent bearing con-
dtiOn.
Any one wishing to see the place, gain further in
formation concerning it, will please cal Jonathan
PIERCE, near the "Uld Common" West Boz lstOn, or
the subscriber in Clinton, Mass.
iebl6 deUd2w-w4w WIN. A.-PEIRCE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-28

STAINED WooDs.--Wood is stained by the
application of any of the ordinary liquid dyes en-
ployed for wool OF cotton They sink deeper in
to the wood when applied hot. When the sur
face is properly stained, and dried, it is common
ly cleaned with rag dipped in oil of lurpentine,
after which it is vanished and polished Pale.
cOlored woods are stained in imitation of ebony
by washing them with, or sleeping them in,
strong decoction of logwood or gals, allowing
them to dry, and washing them over with So
luton of the sulphate or acetate of iron. When
dry wash with clear water, and repeat the pro-
cess if desired. Mahogany stain: ogwood, two
ounces; madden, eight ounces; fustc, one ounce;
boil two hours and apply several times to the
wood boiling hot; when dry slightly brush over
with solution of pearash, one ounce in one
quart of water; finish it off when dry with wax
or oil tiuged with alkanet. The wood NAV be
previously washed over with strong aquafortis,
and when dry. the following stain used Pure
socotriue aloes, one ounce. dragons blood half
an ounce, rec,i6ed spirit, one pint, dissolve and
apply two or three coats to the surface of the
wood, finish off as above-.N Y Evn. Post.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-28
% OF DR. Kane's Arctic Expedition, the N
W I'LL

% OF DR. Kane's Arctic Expedition, the N.
Y. Tribune says:
"We learn with great pleasure that the organ
izatiOn Of DIR Kane's expedition is now nearly
complete, and that it may be expected to sail bv
the middle Of April. In addition TO The brig Adj
vance, the expedition will carry out smaller
vessel, in frame, ready TO be put together when
necessary. 1t takes also FIVE whale boats, two
boats made of cedar, and four of gutta percha,
which can also be used sedges. On the up
per coast OF Greenland, forty dogs will also
be added TO the party. The scientific corps will
consist Of three gentlemen beside DR. Kane him
self, who will not only discharge the duties of
Commander of the expedition, but will also share
In It's scientific observations and labors There
will be an astronomer, who will co operate with
DR. r. in all matters relating to general physics,
BIOLOGIST, who will pay particular attention
to the observation of radiata and lower orders of
marine life, the products of the dredge being es-
pecially cared for, and general draughlsman.--
The expedition takes out transit instrument.
and will it Is hoped, be able to establish perma-
nent observatory at the head of Smiths Sound,
during the whole time that the Advance remains
in that region.
The crew consist of eleven picked men, stall
vert fellows from Maine. Each man has one of
Marston's rifles, with due supply of ammuni-
ton, as they will have to rely on hunting, for
fresh meat for themselves and food for their dogs.
during the whole time of their stay in high north.
ern ATTITUDES.
Among the great subjects to which DR. Kane's
attention is particularly directed by his orders, is
the distribution of magnetism, and the question of
the existence and extent of an open sea about the
pole.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-28

81 Instances which prove the affection ofdogs
for their masters, are numerous, but cats are re-
garded as treacherous and inconstant portion of
the brute creation. Recently, girl Of fifteen
died in this city. She had favorite cat, which,
during her whole sickness, was her companion,
and which lay in her arms when she died. 1t
was given to a neighbor friend, but from the day
Of her death, it refused to eat, and no inducements
to ffolic seemed to give life or energy 1t steadi-
ly pined and died. We vouch for the truth Of
this, and it proves that even cats remember the
hand that has been wont to feed aud caress them
--CLeveLand Herald, 18th.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-28
LAS,
PARASOLS,
Water Power and Buildings. for Sale.

TIME Subscrib r, wishing make change in his
business, offers his entire Estate for SALE situated
in the furnishing town 9 Leominster, consisting of
fifty of laud, with building so by 80 feet
two stories high, new stone dam AID fumes
Said building, with the addition of machine room
would be wei adapted for small paper mill. The
power capable Of driving four engines the dres part
of the season, and may be increased onethrd with
small expense. On the premises are Dwelling Houses
with BAN, Carriage House, Sheds, and all necessary
Out Buildings, mostly and in good repair They
situated one-ht mile from Railroad Station the
Ftchburg and Worcester Road, which makes the fac-
ties of freight for Boston and New York surpassed by
none in this part of the county. The whole will be
sold, and part Of the purchase money may remain
tate and interest in the business Said buiid-
ngs could be ued ready for use. early in the
For further particulars in relation to said estate all
communications addressed the. subscriber, post piJ,
will meet with prompt attention.
feb 7-d2aw&wf WHITING GATES
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-28
just Received,

A LARGE assortment OF Gilchrst's best quality of
n Frame Back aud Hollow Ground RaEors.
In Offering these Razors to the public, we wish 10
have distinctly understood, that every Razor IL war
raned, and every Razor that does not give satisfaction
will bo exchanged, or we will rttuln the amount paid.
L. ID. GODDARD, Agent,
febl0 DIFF No. 1877 Union Block, Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-28
MUSICAL.
New Piano Forte and Music Room,
No. Z Harrington CorrerE

II HE Subscribers have opened the above Room for
the sale of Lemusl Giibert's Patent Action and
Boudoir PIANO FORTEs!
seraphines aud Eoian' Of different kinds, Including
Carhalrs Patent Sheet Music, Music Books and Mu-
steal Instruments of all kinds, furnished ~ short notice.
Piano Stools, and Shirley Is PIANO and Furniture Polish
C- Pianos and Seraphines to let; aso tuned and re-
paired.
Persons wishing to purchase Pianos, are invited to
call and examine ours, which OF the latest styles,
and will be sold exchanged the most reasonable
terms. f. PERRY,
jun29 diff A. ANDREWS,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-28

FEMALE IMMIGRATION INTO CALIroR-
NIA.-An unusually large number Of females ar
rive weekly in California The Placer Times
says their influence for good can hardly be esIi-
mated. At their presence, the gambling house
closes, as though some magic wand had been
waved before It's doors, and the people are won
away from the drinking saloons and houses Of dis
sipation, by an attraction, which, though appar-
emily gentle, Is all powerful. Al the incoming Of
every steamer w.a-days, the dawn Of Calilof-
mia grows brighter and brighter.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-28
Rare Chance for a Trader /!

a. The subscriber will sell that wel-hnown Stand
NEii. in Gin on, known the "Prirce Siofe," on
Al..A. Church street. 1t IL the most convenient
Stores for the Dry Cords and Grocery business, to be
found in Worcester County having been built expressly
for that purpose, over The Store TWO good Tena
ments, and connected with it Barn, Sheds, There
is also never fding well OF water on the premises
With the above buildings there is OF an Acre OF Land,
containing choice lection of Fruit Trees.
For further particulars, inquire of William PIERCE, at
Clinton, or the subscriber III West Boyslon.
febl6 iod2w-w4w JONATHAN PIERCE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-28
DOORS. SASHES, AND BLINDS.

fTIE subscribers have opened shop at No. 30l Main
i street, opposite Coltons Nursery, where they in
tend keep good assortment of the above articles.
sashes glazed or ungazed Blinds painted, or un-
painted which we sell as low be bought any
where In the city. Also, constantly on hand, made
TO ORDER s. b. Corbins work, well known manuiac-
iure the best work made in this city,
Old Blinds re-panted, and broken Windows repaired
at short notice. House Painting promptly attended TO
NJ. d. Work delivered In any part OF the city, free Of
charge. ID. 81 q. p. STEVENS.
legs d3taw wly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-28
NOTICE E..

TINE City Sections would inform the citizens of Wor
Il cester, thai they have taken Rooms
at No. 65 FRONT Street,
where they will keep general assortment Of Hard and
Soft Wood COFFINS
They also Agents for Fiskes Metallic Burial Ca.
SEES Of which they have good assortment Also, all
kinds Of Grave Clothes and every thing required in their
line furnished at short notice.
GEO. SESSIONS,
HORACE MIRICK.
jan29 deodaw6m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-28
Excelsior Eating House No. 237.
THIS neat and beautiful Eating House Is kept by
i Messrs. THAYER a, GATES.

WeHHEH' TIN A1AN q UAIHS1
where they keep constantly hand all varieties of Con
feconey, Foreign and Domestic Fruits, dsc., at whole
sale and retail.
In connect with the above they have fitted room
expressly for Ladips' aud Gents Refreshmen, ROOM
They also furnish anliea with the best kinds of Oy-
sters, by the pint, qunrt, OF gallon.
Messs. Thayer Il Gates hope by their united efforts,
10 merit continuance OF that generous patronage which
has hitherto been bestowe ed upon Them by discriminate
Ing public. BENJAMIN THAYER,
ocl2l du ID. q. GATES.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-28

To BOIL FREsH PoRK.--Take a TAT blade
bone of country pork, commonly called the oys-
ter take out the bone and put veal siuffing 10 It's
place, wrap ii in clean cloth, and put u IN
saucepan Of boiling water with liiIle salt let u
boil slowly for about an hour and hall, or an
bour and three quarters. according 10 The size; it
shoaId. however be well DONE Serve il up with
parsley and butter poured over il plentfOly.-
This { a most rich, and at the same time most
delicate dish, equal to boiled fowl and picked
pork, which, indeed, it greatly resembles.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-28
O. Z

O. L
NEARrT's Patent OIL is the handsomest, cheapest
lSk an 'est article for light discovered and the
universe .Ivor and admiration which this article has
received is than all other substances for light COM
bined 1t can be had of a. II. NEWTON, Agent,
No 207 lain street, Worcester.
Ais, Lamps, Cans. Tubes, Wicking, i c.
N. b. Particular attention given TO altering old
Lamps which does not exceed LIZ cents per Lamp.
Oct22 dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-28
J. G. Pearson

MOULD respectfully inform the pnblie, thst he ha
w taken the old stand of Farley & Pearson, 200
Nam street, Worcester, Mass where he continues to
manufacture Carharts celebrated patent Seraphines
Melophnes and Holians, single and double reed, from
to octavns, aid of the best sty le and finish.
Every instrument made and sold by the subscriber is
warranted to give perfect satisfaction.
ian1 daw6m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-28

Teacher-Iiow many points Of the compass
are therel
Boy-Two, east and west there used to be four
but as Mr.. Webster said he dldn't know no north
nor south. suppose there isn't any.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-28
Steam Power to Let.

49, THE whole or part Of the substantial two
h.: story Brick Factory Elizabeth Port, N. j.. is
Wsl. mll's distant from New York, with which there
Il day communicat on times, with Steam Power in
such quantity as may DO required
The bilding l0O feet by so, well lighted and pos
session be had on the LIST of April next. Terms
moderate. Apply 81 Elizabeth Pert, 10
feb 20 deudtw6w% ABM BAIZ.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-28
DR.. G. a. HILL


happy to say to those who suffer for the ofthe
simple remedy to make them we'll that patients can
be accommodated, If tits necessary for them to remain
III the city, with board and treatment though most who
call at my Office take their medicine TO their homes
and in short time get letter from them, stating that
they are better quite well.
Those who wish to consult me, do at my Office,
No. l2l Main street, Worcester d3m ian2I
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-28
OVER COATS.
Prof. Horsford's Patent Safety Fluid
Lamp, and Lamp Filler.

TNHE above Invention removes the danger usually ap
pretended from the of burning Fluid 1t needs
no recommendation any one who will examine the
Lamp we think will be convinced Of It's superiority
anything of the kind offered to the public Oh and
FLUID Lamps altered at SIN all ex pense.
Inc public are invited to examine the Lamp, at the
store OF the subscriber 236 Main street, where they may
be had at Wholesale or retail, of H.. AYREs,
sepl2l dlIs General Aaanl for Worcesier County.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-28
Powder. Shot. Cans.

A T wholesale, or retail, at No. Front street,
IA ly $50 Kegs Blasting, Sporting and Rifle Pow.
der, of Enfield, Boston, and Southw Manufacture.
10 NJ Percussion Caps go Bags OF assorted Shot.
Also, good assortment Of choice Fruit, Nuts, and
FAMILY GROCERIES, for CASH.
G. G. KNAPP.
Sent. H.. ri
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-28
Needles. Needles.

TIME subscriber woul respectfully inform the Inhab-
itauts of Worcester, that he Is manufacturing every
description Of sewing Needles, OF superior quality,
which he offers store keepers from Is TO 20 per cent
cheaper III IN they can buy elsewhere
Peders will hnd il to their advantage, to give him a
call before purchasing else where.
ar Wanted, or Girls, to learn the above.
ianl4 dawtf f. ). cox, South Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-28

Co1ks.
NHE subscriber has in very extensive assert
Il ment of Vial, Bottle and Demijohn Corks of very
hne quality, which he will sell prices that cannot
fail 10 prove satisfactory. L. T. LAZELL DTuggfst,
itn22 dtf pol Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-28

Glue. Glue.
100 BBLs. and Gases OF Glue in Store and for sale
AOO BY @. 3. d. A. j. HOWE,
Janx6 DIT Wor. Bank Block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-28

300 bush. Turks Island Salt,
IN BAGS Liverpool Coarse Fine Salt, just received,
w and for sale by ]. E. GREGORY,
Nos. B. S, and Main street, opposite Court House.
jan22 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-28

SUPERIoR Oak TANNED Stretched Leather Belt.
~ ing, for sale by q. 8. IL A. J. HOWE,
ian2l dr. corner Of Foster and Norwich sis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-01
AMHERST.

SHOCKING CASEoF llYpRorHoBIA.-Mr John
Strouse, OF Jefferson township, Berks county, Pa.
dledon Saturday evening, the 18th instant of hy-
drophobla. some two months ago dog belong
ing to the family commenced pursuing the chick
ems and cats about the house III a very unusual
and annoying manner. Mrs. Strousc undertook,
to punish him for his yicon~ness, aud was about
to seize him when he turned and severely bit her
in the hand This strange behavior alarmed the
tamly, and they endeaered To catch the dog, hut
he eontrl'cd to escape, Next morning he came
home, aud was secured, l. was then found that
he was raving mad, and they subsequently killed
hun. A physician was Immediately called in 10
attend Mrs. Strouse, But it was in vain. Last
Saturday evening She died horrible death exhib-
ting all the symptoms of hydrophoba
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-01
The Guano I1ierest.
| CorresPondendenee ofthe Baltimore.
" ASu1NTTaN n,4 DJ.l.

feSPohdendence ofhe Baltimore, Times
NASHlNGToN, Oct. oath, 1888
The Guano Interest is being made the subject
OF powerful combinations in various States. the
end being to unlctter the trade and TO break mn
the monopoly which Is iniurng our agricultural
interests to the advance of no one except greedy
intermediates. Special committees from varions
agricultural associations have been sent ON to
" Washington Ia wait upon the President and oh
tam from HIM vigorous course in the premises.
l am happy to Inform you that the President fee
ing deep interest in everything touching our
farmers has determined ON applying all his power
and influence to this subject The interests of Pc.
I'll and the United States farmers are idepticala and
there Is no necessity torthe exactng and monono
lzing medium through which this valuable fer
htlzer has to pass BY the present monopoly. the
supply lSlnadequate, aud furnished out of soason.
and at tunes to suit the convenience of the AGENTS
lhlsis an outrage and the entire agricultural in
terestS OF the country feel it to be So We shonld
not allow monopoly IN SO necessary an article Ia
exist when we can, although our government. break
II up. The attention given by the administration
To tins sublcct,may not seem important TO poltiei
aus, but venture toasscrt will be hailed with sat
lsfaetlon by that large body of our citizens. who
III the soil and fatten the land" The cxertions
of the cotton Plant, in arousing public attention
ON this subject are entitled to especial credit
The entire press of the country should TAKE the
matter land aid the various committees in tbe;r
work TEXAs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-01

MuRDER.-A cold-blooded murder, as it ap
pears was committed last Monday in Halifax
county, by man named Walter II. Evans. The
particulars, 50 far as they have been received,
together with the reward offered for the appre-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-01

SAIL OF RIAL Estate sATrRpAY.--'rhc prop
erty. belonging to the estate of the late Amanda
Hancock. which was advertised by Commissions
ors. Wa sold by VIM. II. Mosby, Auctionccr
Saturday "a follows;
The late residence Mr.. Hancock, fronting on
Church street 50 by n feet deep, at s3525 bought
by Mr.. Il. +. snckott.
The lot above the former, on the corner oppo-
site the Norvcll House square 10 by "a feet with
a sma frame building, s3G25, bought by Mr.
Saelttt.
The LIT with stable opposite the Norycll
House stables, - by 10 feet, also pcrchascd by
Mr.. saesett, at 500.
The Blacksmith Shop and lot adjoining the sta
BILE, = b. 81 feet, bought by Mr. Jno W Burch,
at Sll15.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-01
Orange aud Alszanalia Road

The communication signed Amherst treats Of
a subject worthy the ATTENTION Of the citizens Of
Lynohhnrg. The writer very clearly shows the
interest which I.ynchburg has in securing com
meneement Of the work at this oud. cotemporane-
ously with that of the other. Aud while the
company would also bc interested IN thus shorten
ing as rapidly a. possible the intermediate sta
gnF / securing the travel from this point North
ward-it would nevertheless seem reasonable that
they should require Lynehbnre 10 share in the
additional cost Of bringing rail. locomotives, &c,
up the Canal TO this end of the liae instead of
bringing Them free Of cost over their own road.
" ask that our citizens will give the views Of
Amherst m attentive consideration, and, if they
think action desirable, that they will take such
as tbeir judgement may prompt
Since the communication Of 'AmuRsT' came
into our hnnds, We hnyc received the proceedings
Of tho Stockholders at their annnal meeting last
week in Alexandria. We will publish such por.
ton a. We think of interest.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-01

hrasiaa q feansvin he foaaa in mn advertising
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LlTEsT NEWS BIZ TIE WILLS.
Additional By the Niagara.

Arrival ofthe U s. Squadron at Japan Coed
reception.- Position Ct England and France
in tie Russo -Ttu kish War-Austiia and the
TTnited States dz..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-01
Unsaeiing Likeness
6. w. MINIS,
\. s TANNER.


ty Galleries, Main St, two d ,ors rom Bril-
LyncIburg- Sycamore ST., Petersburg md llG
ST. X chmond Va Toct 10 +
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-01

oUicIDE.-We understand that a man numcd
Haie' formerly from Amherst county, committed
suicide by hanging, last Friday morning, at the
house OF Mr.. David Wells, in Bedford. The de-
ceased was found on the morning mentioned, sus-
pended by the neck and dead. between the dwell
hing house and barn of Mr.. Wells, in whose en-
Payment he was engaged as a WAGNER. We
have heard no cause assigned for the melancholy
deed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-01
Sky and Side Lights,

lay which he Is enable 10 produce (ns H. has i
several wears pail those BEAUTIFUL MiNlAu
from the size ef h1lf dime or less 10 a gaaI .
trnlt, which hive been, and are now, dai ) pH#
by visitor 10 be among the hest specimens al n
yet exhibited in this couutIy by Irr>rrv IL II.
(the most expressive nf AL the Ea'uies. ) al ~
iuI blending OF the light and 81 ade. ,wifHaa
there can he nn pict.re, or vesy flat one J and
tul posture. making them indeed thing To liz d
by parents and children, friends and losers y
your doubtful shadows, bur a living almost speafi
Similc of self
The Stereoscopic or Solid Dague1Teotyl
So much admired by ,ome-are taken in al IT,
ttcti"n-Specimens Of which have been exhf
him for the last six months
Having cnDst ntiy, without regard to expense
Gallery will SHOW kept pace with II! Tie imfaose
yet recovered, either in machinery + lie Aff,aI
i"g his rooms fitted W with elegance and cania
king them desirable racr to while AWAY IA. iIt
he invites al to Vi it him neither they wnut fR
or not
Dhgne reotyre, mad Paintings accurately coia
valid aud Post Muf,ia Gases always attended "a
desired.
Landscape views and private residence. aer.
laA"n, specimens ii which can be seen at ms q
Next 'oarto the lirGiaia Buuk.
~ Op.n at all Loars of the day.
=. f GIBBS. Profue
n B.-A urge lot If LOCKEIS AND PiA>
received (some extra fne) and G instantly aa
which vii be filled ut low price and warranted
what they are sold for
oct 26ts PE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-01

(sKY SIDE LIGHT CnMBiSlDA
MAIN ST, Two DOORS BELOW RIDGE
Lynchbug n
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the JAPAN SQUADRON,

Numerous arrests of supposed revolutionary
agents have been made in Italy.
Miss Cunningham has been liberated from pris-
on at Florence.
The Papal government has forbidden the ex-
port OF grain. Naples is threatened with scar
city and the government contemplates purchas-
ing grain.