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Gremv,lIe,s V.ee1.bIe Evevoo,

AN invaluable medici e Tor Canker Cankef Rash and
scarlet Fever, Throat Dist nper, what is alled Ma
gnant iurld FORE Throat, ank and Thrush in the
Month or what is usually termed Sore Mouth Dysen
terry, and Canker IN The Bowels, Sore Mouth Of Nurs-
ing Wonen, and the Acrid Humors Of Teethinp Child
reI ~ short, or almost all the affections Of the Mu-
cuous Membrane OF The Mouth, Throat and Aliinentasy
Canal. e5s
Il The medicine has been for tweDfycne years before
the public, and such has been its celebrity, that spu-
Iions article has been thrown into the marker copy ing
almost enti the oifc4f and wrapper of the genuine
article emily changing name of the proprietor The
z nune has the &C smile oil "a. GRENYILLEr ON
the crcula and wrapper is put up by his widow
Mrs. A. 8 HGRENVILLB. and isIor sale at JOHN T.
BROWN & SONS. AIS Washington street, and SETH.
w. F0WLE'S, 1888 Wash ngt0n street, Boston, Is
SCOTT, and JAMES GREEN, Worcester and by
Druggists generally. deUd3m 81 'saTule
"A great and mportanL emu ac IN I'd 4
Is Gtey Hun Changed and a Mem Gr0sUta Pfuducedy
The, introduction Of "ysD Densen's Improved
Wahpene,' the great Hair Restorative and ackuowl
edged Specific for changing Gray Hail ts primitive
COLOR has been attended with The most signal and undo
Eabe success. Such declaration il based the
properties embrace those nourishing and terminating
stimuanfs which, in concert with Natures act the
bulbs and germs causing the reproduction Of new
growth often obstructed BY eckiy ana deranged Hair
ami forming that depcse OF coorng matter necessary
10 effect Oh tnge Of Gray Hair 10 its natural asbe 81
II il purely Vegetable Preparations free from ali ad-
mixture mineral aeidss alcoholic liquids and those
day. Sale and pheasant IN It's Application 1t is one Of
the most Preparations OF the Toilet alIays
nervous Headaches, sc.
For sale by CALDWELL d. HILL, Apothccariea.
239 Main ST, Agents for " orcester.
tls deeds win
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auso desTuaTh
Or Coughs c9,ds, nsamptlon n, and all

,,r :, I1hbtdb6Bs- = =
"Messrs REED, CuTLgR a Co., Druggists BOSTON,
during practice ofi~eniY years IhaVe sem used all
the popular rfmtdles for Coughs AID nm well easfrd
That your VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSRM
is BEST and hope il wilihe heltfr known, and more
generally used Yours Respectfully, g.
Saco, Nov 2, 1858. j. I'm A. BERRY M M
rut up IN on cent and 81 bottles, and for sale by
deco , ail y, e"''y
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ET- Mr.. H. Southwick has been arrested in
Providence, on chsrgeof bigamy. He is said
to have married in Providence, three weeks since,
Miss Patience @. Hutchins, Of Bristol, having
another wife and two children residing in Fall
River f,Nsss7e ~ A1 ,1sys s4w aoafsq saa asa
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-21

Worcester HydrOpathic institution
No. GLEN TREET. This IHsutuiionis well arranged
for treatment. all IL will remain under the
Medical direction of DIR IoYT until the return
If Dir kOGERs, lrom Paris, in April. 1864.
EfMs.--usuaily fIon 81 TO 90 per week. lFo
treatment without board So 10 81 per week. ol0df
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abr Dailp spy.
TO PRINTRRs.

For sae-A Good Machine Job Printing Press, sdapt-
disappointing Cards. Bill Heads. Crsulssa. s,ut can
be FED IN worked By boy at the rate OF 1910 impress
slona an hour and is warranted to do Good Work
Price $50. EARLE DREW.
wo,csntsE. Jan. is. 1854, spy ofaee
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]. sGsg- The difficulty between The Posi- Office
Department and the Providence and Worcester
Railroad has been settled, and the mail has been
restored to the road. The compensation 10 about
$4,000 q year.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-21

We take great interest III The welfare of our pros
ctive heirs. while wenegect he condition of the HAIR
apper Mt until il decays and falls fr the head The
best article for the bar in is he Excelsior Hair
Tonic. prepared by Lombard d Crnda For sale by
Druggists and Fancy Dealers generally throughout Tie
country. jul d&w2w
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LIST. To produce new hair.
End. To prevent badness.
Sd. To give dandrnff "leav to withdraw"
-4th. To promote The growth of the hair.
5th To give the hair rich and luxanant appear
9Th To give the hair a natural gloss.
9Th. To curl the hair easily
9th. To dress the hair lastefuly.
9Th To prevent tile hair from turning gray.
10th. To the headache.
Iith. To keep the head clear.
18th. Because it is the best compound in for al
these purposes.
sole Proprietor, l.. T. LAzELL Druggist, 2ol Main
street. Jy1 d4l
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UttT O6zeS-lIIO7n 10 20 70 17lch Cylinders.
TbiS Stove is constructed the most scientific prn-
eipes, and will consume its own smoke and gases,
making saving OF 40 per any other Stove now
IN use The ate and drebox are SO arranged that no
sitting is required Of the fuel bnrnt IN This stove and
the lire only requires repeniahng once in "a hours.
auz0 deSfnaTh ~ ~ ~. HAin 4treet T
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-21

NJ TheWorcsster Ohildrsn's Friend Society win
hold ihsr Fifth Ainusi Meeting Saturday, Jsnary
2sIh al alfpast two r. NJ. at the City fislh An ad
dress may be expected from Hon. Henry Chaplin. All
Interested are Invited to attend.
lssl dss MARCIA KNowLToN. sss'y.
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DR.. THeMPsoN's BENEFrT.--We learn
from the Barre Patriot that Rev. DR.. Thompson,
Of that Town, has received fredericksburg do
nation Of 500, from Hon. Stephen Salisbury, Of
this city,. This will swell the amount contribute
ed, to upwards of $500. @4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-21

spar kJing soda W ater--WiIh the usual va
rety of choice syrups. Fifty Tickets for ore d0lla
LIT. LAZGbL, Apoihecary,
myl4 diff 20l Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-21

American Girls, OF Women. can have ex-
celen situations, and good pay IN small anies, by
applying The Intelligence Office 1913 Main Street, up
Fstairs. derl2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-21

l.. u. = 'GhOls, Nj. D., HomGPATAIc PHY
sIcIAN, - zee No. NE Main Street. Office bours
from Il " A., 2 to and tos SPIN
Augs, diy
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For Sale, or Exchange for Civ Proparty.

A FARM. Al miles from the CITY Hali--l7O acres
IA very good lHnd, pleasant, located. It's rare
chance Also, farm in beleen; so acres; well cul-
tiyued-- price $3.50 pay msIts easy. Also wanted,
small farm. 10 is acres, with house thefeaaI on
The line OF come Ralrtnd, within 10 mlI Of me CITY
Hall, in 9chspee foranice COtage IN this city ln-
quire at the corner Of Myrtle ard Sonhbridge of
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Mrse 5. G o o w IA, an experienced ana succe
full Midwife, holds herself readiness, day and ngh
70 attend 10 the duties Il her profession Residenc
No. "a 1stin street. o2l-dtf y
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Potter's LinEment Chronic or In11am-
natOry Rht umatisrn.

In sither case, what must We do? There has been
extosule 10 cold; ther has been sudden check of
seHsil insensible expiration The t.
ter which should have hsen thrown eff by the pores OF
the skin is Retained IN the system; falling upon The
ionis and limbs il acts corrosive postn lpaIthe
membrane, thus g. eating the most excrutatiug PAIN
II sum u sia ian fa INN n. hnI hnna
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-21

ahOnpsOn q COsSs WESTERN EXPRESS,
Waldo Block v orcester. Goods and Packages for
Warded to Springfield, NcsthanPfcn, Greenfield Brat
leboro Hartford rev Iiaven, Pitts1eld Albany, Troy
intermediate places -. 0
DRAFTS, NoTEs, BILLS, &e., collected at all the
above placed. s. v. n HICKC' Y, Agent.
. ie6 dtf 5 Isl s Waldo Block, Main street
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D. TX. Clark, NJ. D., HomgpATHIc PHysIcIA
No. Walnut street. Office hours from TO A.
and from to IF. NJ
Worcester .ian LIST. le5i ss janItf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-21

DR. HENRY CLARKE has removed from Bank
Block to Elm Street, directly Opposite the Worces-
or House. janll If
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JAMES II. ESTABROnK.
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
az No Union Block, Worcester. d&wtf
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Court OF Common Pleas for the Trial OF
- s@3 Criminal Cases. OF SG1G
BETonE JUDeE BYINGroN.

BEFORE JUDGE BY1NGToN.
FRIpAY, Jan. 20.
The Grand Jury came in with the indictments
which they had found, and were discharged. The
following juries were then empsnnelled:
First Jury Ebenezer H. Bowen, Worcester,
Foreman; Timothy B. Allen, Milbury; Gardner
Bartholomew, Hardwick; John Bemis, Barre;
Charles Bryant, Holden; Elhanan BatcheIIer,
sl,ton; Sylvester Dean. Milford Samuel N. Glea-
son, Warren; Leonard Harrington. Worcester;
s. v. r. Hiekox, Worcester; Edwin jackson,
FAchburg.
Second Juy.-Joseph II. Perry, Dudley,
Foreman; Lyman Maynard, NOrihboro' Joshua
w. Morse, Norlhbrdge; Lyman Paine, Black
stone; Luther w. Rugg, Sterling; Russell Sibley,
Spencer; Sherman Sibey, Charlton; Joshua G.
Stone. Shrewsbury; Elijah Taft, MendOn; leha-
bod Towne, Dana Preston d. Towne, Wprces-
ter
Supernumerdries. ALFRED w. Bartlett, North
BroOk6eld; Cyrus Fay, Wes.boro'; Caleb
Wheeler, Bolton; John Whitney, Lancaster.
The following persons were arraigned, and
Yea William Hammond, Of West Boylston, for
highway robbery. Plea, NOT guilty.
; Luke R. Vibbert, Of Uxbridge, for shopbreak
ing. Plea, not gully.
Charles Lawrence, Of Uxbridge, for shOpbreak
ing. Plea, not guilty
William H. Bean, of Templeton, for shop
breaking, pleaded guilty, apd was sentenced TO
two years in the House ofConectiou.
Dennis Quinlau, Of Midway, for adultery
Plea, not guilty.
John Smith, Of Worcester. for shopbreaking.
Plea, guilty. $50
William Peters, Of Thompson, CT, on two in
dictments for shoPbreaking. Plea, guilty.
Thomas Bsrrows, Of Blackstone, on a charge
of larceny. Pleaded guilty, and was sentenced
to nine months in the Hodse of Correction.
Owen Mccoy. Of Milford Tor burning stable.
Plea. not guilty.
John Holland, alias Darins johnson. of West
minister, on four indictments for shopbreaking.-
Plea, guilty.
Time.hy Daily, Of Worcester, for assaulling an
officer. Plea, guilty.
George Taft and John Williams Of Alhol, for
aggravated assault and battery. Plea, moi guilty
James M. Bodies, Of Worcester, for embezzIe-
men, Of money from LeOnard's Express. Plea,
mot guilty.
Peter Dornan, Of Uxbridge, for larceny. Plea
NOT guilty.
Emory Mcintyre, q charitob, fof larceny, fall
ed TO appear and answer. and was defauIted. 3
= . AZ sf4 AZ $50 ss sEE q
John Alexander. Of Milford, for shooting across
highway, evas tried before Clark Ellis, ESQ. or
Milford, and found guilty. The case was brought
by appeal before this court, and dismissed for de-
feet in the papers. as ass# aise
Mowry Darling, Of Mendon. for being a COM
: mon drunkard, was tried before Abel Wilder,
Esq Of Blackstone, and found guilty. The case
was brought mp BY appeal, and quashed for defects
10 the papers P. 7. Todd, ESQ.,, of Blackstone,
& was counsel 10 both cases. sss,e ~
y Samuel T. Smith, Of Milbury. for lburning tie
barn Of M. March, af Milbury, % the 18Th day
Of IDLY, 1858, was sentenced for'thrss years and
days, 70 the State Prison. at CIarlssiown, two
days 10 be solitary.
The Coar adjourned % Saturday. 2lst. at 10
o'clock. "A. N.
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n. ~ UUAIus IA. fINUhUA
Offers his services teacher of Ancient and Modern
Languages to the public. Office, No. 152 Main st.
81 DIFF
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6 p. Emory ALDRfCst,g
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR At Law.
d. No Union Block, Worcester. d&wtr
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READER, you will not fail toNcel Ptatfs, No. sos
MAInst ,ds-hel,es msde's C RE& a REp eTroN on his
Ladies' and Chhdrens Fpfs, Which be c4ssto seS pu
on Saturday, Monday, apd Teesday Z
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Girls that understand fiousew ork can be 4
APPLYING at 23S Main 81. up stains Room ol9 dly
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feS- Theenm Of eleven. thousand dollars was
subscribed il New York on Thursday, in addi-
ton tothe sums already subscribed for suitable
testin6niaI to Tie gallant sea captains Who were
ipslERnsptal in saving the passengers and crew
OF iiewrecked steamer San Francisco. The
PhiadelPllsns are also moving in the matter
and undoubtedly a very large sum will be collect
ed. We trust that in the distribution Of the funds
thus collected the gollant sailors who pulled the
oars will be remembered as well as their COM.
manders. sg
In Boston, on Friday, upwards Of $500 had
been collected for the same purpose,and sub.
soriplions were still going on. W At
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-21

LEWIS G. MUM. Auctioneer.
Sales of Real and Personal Ppropsyty, promptly at
tended to Office, 9Ss Main ST., Up siaira fl
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MARRIAGES. M s8
In Westboro' Jan II, by Nathaniel Gige, M Uriah
searle 10 Miss May sophia Nichols, both Of W.
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Cutch.-4OOO lbs. of Clutch, Tor .a'e by G. S q A
HOWE. o7 diff
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A faw more Nioa CotLages For sale.

GEVERAL New Two Tenement Houses, centrally
~ sitnated-pfices from $1,000 to s 0O0-pa, merits
easy. jail dit AL. EATON.
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I. ANDREWS.

Teacher of Vocal and instrumental Music Piano
Forte, aud Music Room, No 4, Harrington
Corner, " orcester, Mass
BRsT OF REFERENcEs GIVEN.
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a. EHNiTIlll=s5s7s1.=..

Designer and Engraver, upon Wood and Stone
House on Crescent street. III orders lett wiih q, "
.hE, al l. ID. Goddard & Co.'S, will meet with pFnmI
attention. Particular attention paid drafting mach
merry. M deeSD dtf
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Another i of thuse superior Gold Pens, that have
given enie satisfaction all who have them
Apply al hAhIiN'S Wrtfiug academy, 1888 Main ST.,
ana procure the best article manufactured OILS DIFF
p. Goddard d. aVyichell'ss QGaaaiIle Hand
are prepared to cornish Mnsic all OF asons.
Apply to N r. GODDARD, Mulbur street.
R.iW. TMICHEisL Fault trcet.
G.H LORlNGS Musc S o re, 203 lain ST
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The snbsc iheris constantly having calls for Houses
i0n he hes o. tenants. Persons having ieneHents to
Ell, can find good customers iihnp trOlhie smd free
u fapense By calling Mt The REAL ESTATE AGENCY
1913 Nam street, up stairs LEVI q. MUM
auI7 Fio div Ae -
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hwHTuIHS geMcy BORT d1hR Ngehoy
kesiGent % This Guy, OF strangers visiting the City
In want OF Board, and thtse having Rooms nth
OF without board aiefespecttuly invite avail them
selves OF the advantages of this eency.s 90 Ofic
1888 NJ ain street, up stalrs 9 LEWIS q. MUM. I
aul7 div
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4 Beautiful Idea.

| cannot believe that the earth is mans
abiding place. 1t cannot be that our life
is cast up by the ocean of eternity to
float for moment on its waves and sink
to nothingness! Else why is it that the
glorious aspirations which leap like an
gels from the temple of our hearts, are
forever wandering about unsatisfed =
Why is it that the rainbow and the cloud
come over US with beauty that is not OF
earth, then pass off and leave us to muse
upon their faded loveliness? Why is il
that the stars who hold their festivals a
round the midnight throne are sent above
the grasp of limited facilities, forever
mocking US with their unapproaching
glory? And finally, why is it the bright
forms of human beauty are presented to
our view and then taken from US, leaving
the thousand streams of our affections to
flow back in Alpine torrents upon the
heart? We are born for a higher world
than that of the earth; there is a realm
where raiubows never fade-where the
stars will be out before US, like islets that
slumbers OH the ocean; and where the be-
ings that pass before Us like shadows,w
stay in our presence forever.
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Print il in Letters of Gold,

A father, whose son was addicted to
some vicious propensities, bade the boy
drive nail into certain post whenever
he committed fault, and agreed that a
nail should be drawn out whenever he
corrected an error. In the process of
time the post was completely filed with
nails.
The youth became alarmed at the ex-
tent of his indiscretions, and set about re-
forming. One BY one the nails were
drawn out; the delighted father commend
ed him for his noble, self-denying hero
ism, in freeing himself from his faults.
They are all drawn OUT said the pa
rent.
The boy looked sad, and there was
whole volome Of practical wisdom in his
sadness. With heavy heart he replied;
True, father, bit tie scars are there
STILL"
Parents who would have their children
grow to sound and healthy characters,
must SOW the seed at the freside. Char
liable associations can reform the man,
and perhaps make him useful member
Of society; but, alas! the scars are there.
The reformed drunkard, gambler or thief
is only the wreck Of the man he once was;
he is covered with -dishonorable
scars-which will disfgure his character
as long as he lives.
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Coughing in um3tion.

The Herald of July 10th, states that
during the week preceding, fifty persons
died of the consumption in n. York city
Per c0nt,a, a gentleman called upon us
yesterday, who actually escaped from the
fangs of this disease some years ago, and
We are induced to present the circum-
stances:
"You speak Of coughing considerably.
Let me suggest to you the query, wheth
er this is not unnecessary and injurious
| have long been satisfied, from expert
ence and observation, that much of the
coughing which precedes and attends con-
sumption is voluntary. Several years "a
60 | boarded with a man who was in the
incipient stages Of consumption. l slept
in chamber over his bedroom and was
obliged to hear him cough continually
distre ssingly. l endured the annoyance
night after night, till it led me to reflect
whether something could not be done to
stop it. [ watched the sound which the
man made, and observed that he evident
ly made voluntary efforts to cough
After this, l made experiments upon my
self from coughing, sneeZing, gaping, &C.,
in case of the strongest propensity to
these acts, by strenuous effort of the
will Then | reflected that coughing
must be injurious and irritating to the
delicate organs that are concerned in it,
especially when they are in diseased
state. What can be worse for liberated
bronchia, or lungs, than the violent
wrenchings of cough! 1t must be worse
than speaking. A sore on any part of
the body, if it is constantly kept open by
violent usage, or made raw again by a
confusion just when it is healing, and Of
course begins to itch, will grow worse,
and end in death Certainly, then sore
on the lungs, may be expected to termi-
nate fatally, if it is constantly irritated (,
and never suffered to heal; and this, it
seems to US, just what coughing does for
it. On the strength of such considera-
tions as these, [ made bold to ask the
man if he could not stop coughing. He
answered no. [ told him what thought
about it as above. He agreed to make a
trial, and on doing SO, he found to his
surprise, that he could suppress his cough,
almost entirely. The power of his will
over it increased as he exercised it, and
in few days he was mostly rid of the dis
position to cough. His health at the same
time evidently improved, and when we
last saw him, he was in strong hopes of
getting o2t Of deaths hands
This occurred eighteen years ago, and
the man comes round now, an active bas-
iness man, avering that he has not had
sick day since.
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and her gentleman threatened to horse

and her gentleman threatened to horse
whip him. lie confessed his feelings
were hurt and his reason confounded By
this behaviour on the part of my country
people. No Perote lady would have
raised her eyes from her plate during
such an occurrence.
1 endeavoured to soothe him by say
ing we were people who lived in an in
clement climate, and to whom, therefore,
the utility of the flea was comparatively
unknowon; but he would not credit it,
He could not bring his mind to bear all
at once on al fact which appeared to him
so remarkable. was like the Christian
knight who told an African king that be
could ride his horse dryfooted over some
Of our rivers in winter; and who was i'm
modiately bowstrung.
I remember parsonage Of no mean
rank once calling my attention specially
to see him hunt; and kill two heas, who
were reposing together Oh the linen cover
Of sofa. He began by rousing them
into fight with the golden point of his
pencil, and then pursued them in state
Of the livcliest excitement for some min
utes. He had long white beard, and
was man of an august presence.) At
length he run down his game, and taking
them in the usua! way between his finger
and thumb, finally slew them upon the
pipe-stick Of brother sportsman, who
offered it spontaneously for the purpose.
In the mosques, in the market-placc, in
the palace by the sweet cool seaside, and
in the coffee houses in the hot and sultry
town-wherever there is a Perote there
is a flea, and the Perote's greatest de-
light is to capture it.
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Extraordinary Geological DiseOV-
cries,

In the course of the proceedings of the
German Associations for the advance
mcnt of Science, lately held at Tubin-
gen, Professor Karnat announced that
Germany had coal enough to supply her
self and the rest of the world for the next
FIVE hundred years. The great fact elic-
tied the clearing up of the mystery of the
fossie human teeth found in the Swaban
Alps, in strata of the mammoth period,
and doubts expressed as to their being
human teeth, as man was not believed to
have existed in the time of the mommoth.
Since the meeting in 1882 number OF
perfect human skulls have been found IN
the same locality, with teeth IN them,
which discovery, if correctly reported,
would naturally lead to the conclusion
that race of human beings was in exist
ence cotomporaneously with the mastodOn
and other Of the larger antcdllnvian ani-
mails.
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Rows.

Bows are admonisbed BY sensible VIII
ter to beware of the following deserlp-
tion of company, if they would avoid be
coming like those who enter prisons for
their crimes:
/. Those who ridieule their parsnts or
disobey their commands.
9 Those who profane the Sabbath or
scof at religion.
,. Those who use profane or filthy Ian
guage.
A. Those who are unfaithful, play tru-
ant and waste their time in idleness.
5. Those who are of a quarrelsome
temper; and who are apt to get III diff
fculties with others.
6. Those who are addicted to lying
and stealing.
7. Those who take pleasure in tortur.
ing animals and insects,