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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-15
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival of the Arabia.
HALIFAX, Jan. Is

HALIFAX, Jan. Is.
The new Cunard steamship Arabia arrived here
about O'Clock this evening, short Of coal, having
experienced very heavy weather. She brings 48
passengers. The Arabia left Liverpool On the LIST
INST. at noon, and brings little news, owing to the
Christmas holidays, which were being celebrated
DIR Head, Lola Montes's husband, was drowned
at Lisbon, by the apsetting Of his yacht
The Spanish ambassador. Count Ylaneuva, long
the Cuban lntendente, and The richest in Spain,
is dead.
kossnth's mother died at Brussels on the 2Sth OF
December. The Belgian government refused Kos.
suth permission to meet his mother in Der last mo
ments
battle has been fought in Montenegro. An ar
mistice has been agreed to till the decision OF the
Sultan can be ascerlained.
Dates from New Zealand to Sept. IA, state that
considerable amount Of emigration to Australia has
taken place.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-15
sermons a. Sons spectacIes.

THE following brief but explicit received yester.
day, by Messrs. Sermons q Son, Opticians, is but
another testimonial to the many already received from
gentlemen of the highest standing in the medical pruies
sionand Others 10 the great superiority of he glasses
which these gentlemen furnishing TO cilizens at
their 247 Main Street, D. Scott IRIS Drug
store.
MEssps ~. SERMONS IL SoN-Gentlemen-I have used
for the last five days The Sptctaces which furnish
ed me- Tht glass appears BE- u the first qualty ar
curaiely gronn and highly polished clear and dis
tnct vision they exrel any thing have used
Yours Be>pec July, JOHN GREEN.
Worcester Jan. S, 1858.
STAY LimITED.-In consequence Of previous arrange
ments for visiting other cities Messrs. semmun Sun
will be unabe to remain in Worcester longer than the
goth inst Therefore, those in OF their celebrated
spectacles, will do well to call soon.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-15

The EXoELsiOR.-Do you feel uncom loriably cold
ladies' ana gentlemen a. you move along Main str Ell this
stormy wea,herl Then drop into Thoyer d Gaes's
NO f5i, and they will supply You with all The
means of comfort The ESceltor oalng house IL ADMIR-
ably heated and ventilated. There il no cooking done
within the establishment, so that ihoie are no kehen
odo or sieams TO render the delicate ,aeores
the least annoyance We, every thing you wish 4, 10 be
had hot and piping The tea and coFe of rha,er A.
Gates !. glorious. II Is always fresh, and beautifully
Favored Their douQhnuts, pickles. sanc .. stewa raw
oysters thowders, roaps, boils conIecinn. nl,a ami
Movers are superb And they, themselves, are gentle
many oblglne, prompt, good humored, aud agreenb
puo'ic caterers Tnes well deserve The large amour
o'p"r'nase They obtain, aud more too Call on them
ladies mud gentlemen all
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-15
s - SEE FIRST PAGE.
"ActeosA's Dogs"


The fables of mythology would hardly be wor-
shy of Remembrance, were they net often found
20 be anaIogous to the facts cfoar own day sad
generation. Those old my,hs~sppear 10 be the
foolish. nonsensical, impossible halucinatioas of
distempered fancies, when we look at them with
out reference to anythiug else; bat waeR we
adopt them as Illustrations Of things fiat do hap
pen, ii is sometimes wonderfulto end how forci-
oily instructive they are.
The fable of Action aud his dogs, for instance,
IS very horrible aud very improbable story,
in the way Ovid tells it, but if we, by figure Of
rhetoric, call the Wing party Of Massachusetts
Action, and il we designate a1l the ravenous,
hungry, importunate, scganlbliHg Wing Office
seekers, ROW snarling reuRd The State House,
AcseoR's dogs, the story Instantly ceases TO seem
20 be either horrible OF Improbable. It's SO per-
fect,as an analogy, that we forget the impossible
sty of some parts of it, as matters of fact.
The Wings we're driven from the government
the State IN 1851, and ever since that period
have been tormented with the desire to get back
again. They have struggled and strained so
much to get back to office, that their desires have
actually exercisedS strange physioguOmical effect
upon their faces, They have been so long in the
optatve mood that their eyes. mouths, and noses,
are expressive Of only hunger and greed.
AT the present time, the Hobbies of the State
House are swarming with Wing office-seekers,
who are individually so intent upon getting
something, that they are utterly obliNious Of the
future, of the faction winch now holds dominion
over Massachusetts. They srowl so 6erceiy at
another, in the excess Of their selshness, that
the destruction Of the Wing faction by its own
partizaRs seems iaIganent, The candidates for
Sherriffdoms, Clerkships, and all sorts of dOms
and ships, row in Boston. are more numerous
than an army with spears, and more eager than
she spears efan army.
A year ago, one might have supposed that the
Wings intended to abolish al official salaries
when they came into power, and meant to gov
ern the Commonwealth simply fer the pleasure Of
doing so. Now, however, those dislnteresteI
patriots seem like eating one another in their ea-
gerness tc get into well paid Offices.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-15

~ Counterfeit ten cent pieces are in circula-
ton, and the public should be on their guard lest
they be deceived by them, or spurious money of
some other kind.
G. Mr.. Ericsson is a Swede by birth, but has
long resided in this of which he is natu.
ralized citizen
~ Bishop Ives, Of North Carolina, has adj
dressed to the clergy Of his diocese statement of
the reason that impeled him TO Withdraw from
the Episcopal and unite with the Roman Calho-
jic Charch. This settles the question Of his hav-
ing geae over to Romanism.
.g8-A qEasi Iebellios has occurred among the
students at Columbia College, South Carolina.
Ortiz lSb students there, ITO have left because
the trustees refused to abolish compulsory atien-
dance at the Comons Hall.
ET-A little girl ~ Sheffield, Connecticut, was
burned to death by the explosion Of lamp filled
wilh burning fluid, last week. very severe
accident from The same cause occurred in New
York last wseb.
Ell. Strange, the Mormon prophet, a mem-
Der Of the Michigan House, las been arrested az
the seat Of government, for aiding in the escape
of a prisoner. A resolution ordering him into
custody was LAID 90 the table in the House.
rT- Ten Of the Rochester, N. Y. aldermen
have been indicted for misdemeanor, in the IL
consing Of fayerps and other houses Of entestain
menf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-15
% POlsONIN m

lhonShnds OF P1rents who use VuImiluqe composed
oiCasior OH, On omel n o. are no awnre lhat while
hev appear TO benz III the patient, they are actually lay
ins uie foundations Tor series vi Diseases such M sal
NhllVp loss Of sight, weakness Of limbs, &c.
~ ~ "hoth.r column will be iOund he ndyerisemeut Of
nvpe"shchs Medicines, 10 Which weask the attention Of
s pheeil Interested ~ Their own We'll ~ their Chill
uIen'r nealtn IN Liver complaints, AMI all dsOd' ~
arising nom those 81 bilious Spc sou should make
OF me only genuine medlcipe, Hob, nsheks Liver Pills
a., " Be h0t dece'utd" but ASK for llobensack's
Worm syrup and Liver Pits and observe ,hni eacn ms
me ssnninte o. the Pfopflelor !. N. HoBENsACK,
as none else arc genuine
l., LAZELi, ". H. MARSH. and Ii SCOTT,
Jr, Agents for Worcester
novI9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-15

A STRANGE AFFAIR.-A few evenings since, a
lltlle stranger IN the shape Of bright looking boy,
about iour wetks old, leil on the doorstep Of a
Mr. Strange, No. Is North Russell street, who took
bIm N, and will see that he is properly cared Tor
w hat makes this strange affair more strange is the
act thai the father OF Mr. Strange was lei on some
oody doorstep, IN the same strange manner. This
Is why the name ol Strange Was given TO hm.-
Why MOI name this boy Russell Street Strange?-
Boston Times
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-15
LANES x. AsEIRCE.


General Collector, 2I2 Main Street,
Wsrct sler, Mass, will attic I'd 10 the c,,lecipo of
Noles and Accounts every description with prompt
ness and fidelity.
hEfERENcEs.-Benl, 2. Haywood, NJ. D.; Hon. En-
DRY ashhurn Goddard Rice a. Co.,B l. IJarron
20. Earle Drew, OF " oIcester. NJ d. Phillips
ESQ, OF the firm of Phillips, Sampson d. Co.. Boston,
Worcester, June 26 1862, a Az
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-15

SO THEY sAY.--no spur a Lewis really rlyal re
celebrated restaurants of Paris In the variety of their
comesbes, aud the excellence of their cookery, So
they say DO Spur a. Lewis really equal the Mon.
shes" Ia fixing ont their handsome ana comfortable
Sa'oonsf So they say DO the proprletors of the ri
pers block restaurant wait upon their friends patrons
ana The general public with much pompine.s and po-
h'enes' as French waitersl SO iuey say who says
Sof Everybody who Inns visited their rooms do and II
you go and asIe Their chowde tonight you win say 80
too
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-15

FIRE IN MILLBuRY.-The Cotton Mill, in the
Armory Village, Milbury, owned by A H Waters
s Ce-, caught fire, yesterday morning, in the at
tic. The roof and attic story were destroyed, but
the principal part Of the building and machinery
were saved by the activity of the Fire Depart
ment. The loss is fully covered by insurance
The fire is supposed to have originated from an
accident in lighting up.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-15
JOHN IBOYDEN.

STOCK, Exchange, and Money Broker,
NO. 200 "a ain street.-Uncurrent Bank Notes.
Dahs stocks and Specie, bought and sold Bills of Elk
England Ireland Scotland, DC, in sums 70 suit Drafts
Gnd Notes collected in amy State in the Union and the
Canadas Loans negotiated, &c, NC.
Worcester, May 10, 1862. d,stf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-15

SINGULAR AND SAD AFFAIR.-A day or two af-
ter Judge Elmer sentenced Treadway, at Salem,
N. j. to be hung for the murder his vile and the
announcement of the fact had become somewhat
public, a little boy about years old, whose pa
gents reside in the neighborhood of the Pole Tay
err, made inquiries of his parents respecting the
manner in which condemned criminals are execut-
ed. The parents heedlessly explained the matter
and shortly afterwards left the lad alone with a
small child laying in the cradle asleep. During
the absence OF the mother the boy procured
cord, and earefally adjusting it around the neck
OF the sleeping babe, and proceeded to expert
ment on the instructions he had received from his
parents. When the mother returned, she found,
to her surprise, that her child was quite dead,
having been choked to death by the rope-FhH
Ledger.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-15
GrenviIIc,s Vegetabie Ix1yoot.

III. Y tho most efectual emed, eve discovered for
ams inhoAI DlrTEMPtR, ~ Nhni Il called mallg-
nnni pd'fid Sore Throat, SCARLET FtvhR, CAN
hbh, CANkbN RASH, CANkER or THRUSH IN
~ ~ NOUN o what T. usually termed Sore Moaih. DY.
Mursiug Women, and the Acfld Iunors Oi Teething
.ieh N shoi Tor almost MI the afi eli, ne OF iho
Mu'onH Membrane oftho Mouth, Throat, aud ailments
" ouals' W sOldb by d. SCOTT, IN,
sepit dii 2i3 Main street, w orcoRnr.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-15
A. e. Ciark,s

Fashionable Hair Dressing ana shaving Saloon No
2O5 am street. ve doors NorIh OF he American House.
Shaving iiair Cutting. Curling and shampoolng one
Gonstaiilly or hand ot iumeiv
Particular attention pHid to cutting Laeies ami h Id
ems Hair. nevis d.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-15
Genuine Family Medicines. ann phy.i.,

UeHuIho FhhnIIy WedIuInes, ana Physlcan's
presentations carefully prepared IRON materials OF the
ultst char cter
Thai the puresl, and most rel BILE drugs should be
USED ~ M preparation of fnily med icints and pre-.
scrpiions, proposition t,o cleai to be questioned.
The subscriber, fully recognizing This fact NJ
su'ea the public thai medicines oh,a,ued Of him. may
DC uepehstd upon hs nnsubassed In point Of quality.
Jan. l, 1853 dawtf Sol Main st,,st
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-15
thompson q Co.'s. Western Express,

waldo Block. " orcester. Goods and Packages for
warded to Springfield, Northampton, Greenfield Brat
tlehoro', Hartford, New liavtn, PltsGeld Albany Troy
Buffalo, Cleveland, Cincnnal Detroit Chicago and ali
intermediate places
DRAFTS, NOTES, BILLS, &C., collected at all the
above places 5. v. r. HiCKC(X AGENT
jeS dit Waldo PIock Main ,rrsa,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-15

At thu City Auction and Commission Store, No.
Pearl street, Worcester CunsignIneuts soncited and
Auction business ol all kinds promptly attended To-.
jams daNtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-15
Christmas and New Years Presen 3.

~ htUWC0 ITtCeS!
large assortment OF Al The latest style Daguerreo-
type Gases, bmh fancy and plain Also Ia &c variety
OF u ia Lockets suitable for presents be had at
ohaflN > Ddgueireotype Rooms Waldo Bluck,
where You VIII be supplied with the richest that the
market affords.
favor him with a call decoi AZ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-15

e Some wags in Wilmington, N. c., got NJ,
subscription for the burial Of Mr. Old, ear, who, :
was alleged, died ON Friday night. Several
benevolent gentlemen subscribed dollar each.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-15

COLO Pens,-MI h r. Martin, the well Known
eachei OF Penmans h p, IN Hurley Row. has received
another loi oi those superior Gold Pens srlt cied by
himself win great care at the mandatory in New
York, winch he warrants Will suit the HAND and meet
the wants OF The most as,idious lady or gentleman
dec dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-15
w. II. aIcDonnId. - 10 N-s...,

W. IL. nj cDonnId, 80. 102 NJ sssau street New
YORK. Is aui hulIzed 10 receive Subscriptions and ayer-
usemehs iof ne Massact usetts spy and Worcester
Day spy at The lowest charge able al this Office
We can cordially Tecomnei Ar. McDonald's agency
10 ne huSihees Ieti U the great metropuls da att
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-15

o. ). M. PETITE NGiLL & CO., Newspaper hd
Yeftisln9 Agents, the Agents the Daily ud w
y spy ana authorized receive Advertisements and
subscriptions Tor US al the lowest rates. he eceipts
are regarded as payments. their offices are al New
York, l22 Nassau street; Boston, 10 state street
el5 da,.tr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-15

"a Tho length of the Governors Address
necessarily excludes. mach matter, in type, in
tended for this paper.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-15

j. X. Clark, u. D., IIoMgPATHIo PHYSICIAN
No.4 Walnut Street. Office hours from TO a NJ.
anc frCm 10 L. Nj
Worcester san LIST, 1871. janl If
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-15

~, For Filling Teeth OverExposed Nerves.
lhs Ope' 'on, Original with the subscriber, has
been performed by him, during two and a hall wears,
neary ihrte hundred Iimts with loss OF one tooth
onB SO lar as known. Also, by several distinguished
oentss, Nnom he instructed more Than two yeurs age,
VINO nave been en- neniy succt ssful BY no ,ther
metho1 oi treatment heIet fore IN use can 80 many
teeth be saved, alter their living membranes becone
eApus,I ) Z MILLER.
utCll dff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-15

Segars of exquisite flavor are always to be
found in quantities TO SUR at the Drug Storeo Of
L. T. LAZELL,
13-dtf 20l Main st
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-15
Bounty Lands and PensionsI

And All Law matters attended TO as usual Cash psid
for Soldiers sIraHts, 10y NsBAKiUf
cOuNsELLoR, AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
cctl-daw,s5m* tiarrhgi on Conner, " orcester,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
So. nAssETT. hi. ID.

(Late Of s pr n g fl | d }
No. IL PORTLAND STREET,
" Office hours Till A. NJ from 70 to ?, and rrol
6 top. NJ. janis d3m*
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-15

HIfss ., u - - "a ~ ---4 ana success
u Midwife, holds herself readiness day and nisnt
to attend the duties # her profession. Residence
No. 6Austm street. o2l-du
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-15

l.. B. Nichols, III. d., HoMGPATHlc PLY
sIclAN, Residence No. IL Main Street Office hours
from TO 9 A. NJ, TO and TO Pm.
s. 1859 div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-15

Mrs. NJ. w. Geraid's,
Theoretical md practical Midwife, corner of Myrtle
and Suuthbridge streets. decd d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-15
nFanufacturer,s Lnbels


Ofevery description, in largs small quantities
printed the Spy Office, few hours notice, up
on the most reasonable terms. jahl0 dawt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-15

old Havana Cigars,
Ofal the BEST brands, constantly on hand, and iol
sale wholesale and retail, by D. SCOTT Jr,
octlS dn Apothecary, 243 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-15

VILLA An DlCKIN SON,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Will attend to this and TO other matters of business
is Office over the 'e"tr"l no D nOv6dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-15
HENRY Q. RICE.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law.
OEce,-0ne door North IF the QuinSigdmOnd Bank,
novl9 WORCESTER. Mass d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-15

OIUs, Inc New fOfk N0liunal DemOc at saws ::
Every body is barking from The effects OF bad cold
Inc hole cnnnuhity Wears do2ged louk." Why
duWI they get some of hushs Cough Cure bozeiges.
These eftrc'ually Colds. Coughs Snpezlng BARK
ing, and even logged looks,n You need no, tr, 'em
unless you peasei but when sou see them used YOU
uon't see : dogged looks" Gall at
JAM d3t RUSu 4, ro,z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09

,-,4..,b nv Wright Thrse wickess IS runs Decker
oo"m' -, He plsved well sla-hed right into them
we - c.. and hrees pretty smart sharp after ga;i'ng
ano 3. o,,leg before witket Wewere sorry 10 zee
= '.' :. ..smsd well in He got fours threeS and
"s ,..,,;fsIv -Four wickets 81 rims Harvey soon
~. bv Hndhaash Five wiekets 80 runs
,snl.eed him and Dcckey got BOWED on. by
~ v., valuable wekes for the 81 Georges TO
\. 60, five q enc , and two singles He w'1id
60 a. ont before but for bad fielding on Back
n''e -, ard good cstoh that Bage missed sx wck
The game looked better now. Wilson went in
=, ~, her who ba.ied well commanding with two
80. ,iree q and a T. wen. down with ball iron
- Til, man Is good player-he fills two Par's We'll
"a bs.,er and long stop Seven wckeis 100 runs
k,.au,p Cup ard Barclay followed after get NJ
IA n ,beyp The last player was BOWED out by "sl1er
go, Il one clab bowling down the other
TO-. made wa. ll3 being 50 sboTt Of the 81 Georges
lfnt innings
x.xyoKK CIUs-Sccond innings commenced at u
l by sharp and Harvey 10 the bowling Of Conery and
r., Wr1h sharp icOk the first ball from Comery and
Ia .<,d WAS caught By Tinson beautifully Frf wicket
mn and short work was made OF this innings
w,I,sr sooo caught Msrsh Fletcher after making
.:.i nj, s,r of Comery bOwied down by Waller.
wen. IN and out directly after getting double
-. e,ugh, by Dixon Sans wen; in when there wa
-, 20 waned 70 win and wiekets down but Bingham
.ugt, him lau,ifuydecidedy the best catch Of the day
T,s.e Rucly boys know how to do it, Rickerby gave
- c,.eb 70 Meifleham VII h he managed to mss
p,,., W.. BOWED out ihe 6r ball and Cayp was caa "a.
by CoIOeg
GLIB winning by IS rms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09

CRY NrIs,ScEs AND WASTE OF MlSUREs-Ihe following
table will exhibit the magnitude ofthe abomnabe nuisance
Of empiying prvy vaults during the hottest season tina,
ever melted away human life in New York and the abon
nabh practice dumping the contents into the rivers of Of
four p TO the amount of six thousand eight hundred aud
twenty sx cart loads in one month
Have the City Council any regard for human life II
they have they VIII pass ordinance at the present meet
ing that all vaults shall be empted in cold weather aud
ha; disinfecng agents shall be used and IL all cases
far the pneumatic machines do the work they shall be
employed and that the Recommendation OF the City In
pcetor employ take the material away shall be
adopted
Upon five OF the hottest nights this season We have had
these night scavengers in immediate neghborhool Il
is idle to say ihA, they do not produce disease they do
hasten the sick TO their graves City Fathers, who wn
make no eor improve such things for the benefit Of
their Children entitled any longer 10 the respect Of
such children in fact they gave them their just desers
they world give them ride night in some Of
the sx thousand going Morton Rivngton, Jeer
or Twenty third st pers- II is nuisance which has
reached magnitude great for longer endurance and
only needs b known by the people for them 70 demand
reform II is for that the following table.
NrxsEk o. LOADS the Eve
rDe-cirg JAY -, sz1 eocing Sepfz.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09

LspoRs AEoss TIE LowLT-We have IN the City faith
fEl ard suceossfu iaz0rs Of the founders Of Ragged
schools ard Indn-tsl SOCIETIES IN England ii the pon.s
II occupation during the there has been want Of
lahcreEz Which : hoped VII no longeE Be IL; on the
TN Om IL country Of the early fsnd Of The poor For
he Information Of such eurO1s to know what go
ing and for thoe who moved TO the work Of ooOpr
snn rather ihsn Of pioneering may 10, Be sss 70 state
tina; Boys Meeting, in charge Of Mr. W. C. Gilman i
bed ever sabbath AFTERNOON the As<ion Chzrch q
Rev. NJ Hove, Sixth 81 ssoond az. II schod
bril6irz Monroe It similar meeting / hed the
sabbssk and aborers very nah wanted Iis enter
prise n fzH Of promise Rev Mr. Cook. late COnzrsys
IL s pastor foG Connecticut i employed By smbsrs Of
The Aercer; Presbyts.n Church ;; stsrOn on Avenae
ID. hear Ninth Dry Dock Connected Ezh this there
j. Al industrial school for gris Who learning 10
and each day dinner Is provided which served to about
90 peor- Up 70 the warn se.so1 my we're taught b.
sore Of tie trly accomplished i.dies 81 the CITY The
Ssbbsfh ShcI whiek l. Eaa5s Up Of both ss<e- when
fan Numbers a0ou. 10 Al he Boys kesi4nz q high -
=oJ have b-s1 gsbcred and fr months toys.sr Ja1gs
Nssos hss v.x "a eseh ve-1 e 10 ul7- = e@, tssn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09

7 - Elii5r u Tae y 7 TTl1lf.
SIR Please allow me space TO acknowledge the follow
ng suns nearly oil Of which have been produced by your
sforv Of Hon Cons and The Death Of Little Katy the
sum total amounting OyE THOUSAND ASD EIGHTY sISE
Dollars his has enabled to wipe out our load Of
debt; and 20 extend since the coming in OF Of hese
very acceptable very thankfully received donations. aid
10 number Of very destitute Children Of them very
beautiful and interesting whose history would form vol
u1e ofhear reading tales
Ireo.ce 10 hear that your Hot Corn stories VII continue
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