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miscellaneous.
INSTRUCTION IN MUsTC.-0. COL

INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC.-O. coll
n LESTER having located himself in this city, would re-
specially give notice that he is prepared 20 give nsruc-
ton In all the various departments Of Vocal Music, tn
classes or private pupils, viz fundamental Instructions
cultivation Of the voice. vocazing, and Soeggo Singing
and would also engage classes in the practice Of Church
Music Glee, and Chorus Singing
Instruction IN Thorough Bass, and on the Piano Forte,
will be given his ROOM No 20 Summer ST. or at the res.
licences Of the pupils Terms reasonable.
Mr. G. bcgs leave to add that all those under his In
tucton will receive his most prompt attention. and hopes
by applying himself assduously to bis profession to
~ All communications through the Post once or left
at Dorr & Co.'s Book Store, No. EOS Main st. will be
promptly answered.
Piano Fon 81 tuned
Worcester, Feb 3. 1854. dawti
NEW ARRAN EMENT.
81 The subscribers would respectfully inform the cit
liens Of Worcester and Worcester County, that they
'haye taken those large and commodious Furniture
Ware Rooms No. 145 Main st. corner Of Central Formerly
occupied by @. W. Oiver,) and receiving direct
from the best Manufactures an extensive and varied as
sortment Of New and Fashionable .-a f.. a rr
ParlOr, Cottage, Cham5er, and Common
URNITU RE,
which they offer for sale Cash or approved Credit
low any House In this City, snta9t
n. b. Persons about purchasing requested to call
and examine and they may rest assured Of receiving re-
APPS d&wtf ALEXANDER PUTNAM g. co. /
mN HATS! HATS!! ~
.EN# TAKE CARE OF YOUR HEIDI ~A@S
AIESSRS. FROST LOCKE would most -
respectfully call the attention OF all who have heads 10
the fact that they have taken the old stand of NJ w Leon
ard 23S Main ST. where they Manufacturing the best
atock Of HATS, CAPS &C., of the most desirable styles,
warranted to it
They will also continue Manufacture the best quail
ity Of
TRUNKS. VALISES, q CARPET. BAGS,
Of every style and variety II you want good article
call at 1888 Main st. Old Trunks repaired and keys fitted
Old Trunts taken for new. Don't buy until you have
examined our superior stock, at 233, remember 253
APPS diff FROST 4 LOCKE.
CUPERIOR QUALITY DRUGS.
= Bermuda Arowroot; Chlorotorni
Cubebs; Carb. Magnesiaj
Flax Seed; Nitrate Silver;
Denzoic Acid; Confec SIENNA;
Opium; Seuils;
Elm Bark; Gum Arabic;
Elm powdcred; Lac Sulphur;
Sweet Spirits Nitre Sugar of Lead,
Chloride of Scda Rose Water;
English Lint; Cream Tartar.
Warranted free from all impurities, and for sale low by
L. T. LAzELL, Druggist,
j3 DIFF 2O1 Main Street.. .
DYE STUFFS.
cUDBEAR,
CLUTCH,
GAMBLER
INDIGO,
RED WOOD,
LoGW00D
FUsTIc,
REACHWO0D
Together with an assortment Of Dying Drugs for sale
Wholesale and Retail by
ap24 d4w c. A. HARRINGTON co.
PAINTERS STOCK.
White Lead ground in Oil, Paris Green,
Dry Lead, Chrome do
French Zinc Paint, Chrome Yellow,
American do Coach Yarnish,
French Yellow, Furniture do
Ven Red, White do
SPIRITS TURPENTINE, LINsED OIL,
Together with general Of Painters Goods,
sale at Wholesale and Retail.
ap2l d4w @, A. HARRINGTON Il co. i
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THE WORCESTER SPY.


Printed and Published by john MILTON EARLE, h
THOMAS DREW, at No. 2l2 Main Street. Worcester Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-04

DLACK FRENCH MOHAIR MITTS
4D AND GLOVES splendid assortment Of Black
MOhair Mtts with and without figures of the best French
Manufacture at MYERS & BAMBERGERS,
apps diff 210 Main street.
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RICHMOND & TROWBRIDGE,
have not overlooked It's novelties fresh fabrics new de
signs, and ready with their talent, SKILL and
terprse, together with rich materials captivating styles
and unrivalled workmanship.
ID r. e S S co A It S, e T. c.,
The climax Of art and inventionj VESTS the beau
tfu styles, in Veyes, Satins Silks and Cloth, with the
richest embroidery in every possible variety; TROUSERS
in the most extensive description OF PATTERN color, and
shade, perfect fit, Tor sae, and comfortable to the
wearer, in every respect
FURNISHING GOODS.
To this department particular attention has been devot
ed and is beyond any possible question: the most dis
tinguished depot for ellfHs saa
Shirts, handkerchief Collars, Neck Ties,
and HOSIERY every description Of the finest manu-
iaeture and MATERIAL equally celebrated with the other
branches of their trade for neatness quality and economy
Please call at RICHMOND Il TR0WBRLDGE'S Custom
and Ready Made Clothing establishments No. 265 Matn
Main ST. Worcester Mass
March l, 1854 diff
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ERR. SKINNERS'S RECUPERATIVE
SuERRY XINE RrIgrEpS !

~n Cr-TnTNr ~, - N :, -,TT0r,., ,v-s 80
| H. SAAN n E6tS'S 49, TIHA All Il
- M ohEn NT " nlln ~ Ems,
aGae Sy ~ a. SS.ta "a. neaag, aGss
ror 10 years the hnuactursr Oh ts uliequaea lnvig
Grating restorative medicines has been employed as the
Sherry Zine Bitters.
This hedeinei sovereign remedy for Jaundice Head
S a All
For sale, wholesale and retail at my Iaboratory, in
Medicine. '-''''' '''' 80 '''"'9-' =
n All orders addressed to WILSON FAInaANK & Co.
Nos y and 20 Hanover street. Boston, viii be promptly
"'I T, " = ~, r.,4. * 1r ....t ,,.s "a 49,.
nav rI h, s y y on ~ ~ s5 ~ D
y. D2se . 20 ~. HS4-.sS- ops, ,-2s--T O.1
! MONUMENTS AND GRAvEsTONEs,
~ on hand and Manufactured to order with neatness
ALSO, Also elilslNAi tlLgLs, Iroin tae oest q Italian
3D. az ErS ' y wo sen;
&C. Manuaetnred to orsr apps 0AD'7' "orA'
Also soAPSroNE worked in its various branches to
An binds Of vork in the ohova line dona With ron,
ness and warranted p give satisfaction Work delivered
70 the aJolnlng town, ree o. expense.
w orcestef MAR Dae " oFAs,
sar A,eoan HOUSE, 1ia y, y ercester
& apio ua~omN v. II. fLAdu q W.
1wwxxUr M, urn1rrrNT s-rrrrrrsp oxs .oxoT
The Kenucky straS Gutter is now manufacturedSy
cestsr The attention of ali persons wanting NAY CUT
TER solicited TO an examination of the above imple
men 1t cuts all kinds Of fodder, from the finest hay to
te coarsest stalks and al kinds Of vegetable without any
Ia snor ]. = inc nos sinple, most ecenI;
au Sueeea Sosins mn1y aree rom eae erims q
el Stt Ne' 'As A'o0 VIII WTn oypTN
w worcester r,,esi Now 1858. noyso - - d d
- WIoT,7, IN. 7,T ass -s,rpposa -5,r1V MOON,
don't rise every night at shutdown, you have
MARSHES PATENT or.
~ 49, ar,;o1. -! liza 4; ~. -. I. M - ..
onr winter evenings with by calling al y 'O
-. A. II. NEWToNs,
al4 -aawlsst zOz Main St, Worcester.
~ on The choicest Kinds If Rrait. for sale bv y. n
WHITNEY. Orders received by Messrs. Lawrence
Sprague. ------7a AZ AG
Ornamental Trees and Shrubbery
above, gu anaza nj
TWVO MACHINISTS. AND OTHERS INTER
Il ested in Mechanical Drawing.--JoHs E. EARLE, Me
chaucal Engineer, viii attend 70 drafting machinery Of
every aeserp'lG ns ,.e 4 yVor
osstsr. da MA
Anew IMPORTANT, AND -VALUA-
~ be-Roes Paint and Grease Extractor the best ar
t;ls sa. ~ anv lind from snv garmep siil. satin
M, s'Issv = ~ .t ;tht ~ ~ he ar
went Or cOOr-tyit Sold by an the Druggists in Wor-
os soa BUSH Go Asss Mas.
DERsONs WHITING PIANO FORTEs
NAsoNs New Piano Forte Ware Room, No; 200 Main
elsewhere. DIST iels
& Received, large lot Of those nice Carriage and
Door Mats which we are ssng a. ysTg low prSes a 100
"a aoau S'' Sup s'A'isl d&vts CIV :
oo''
n BEDs,-Iiair Mattresses and Spring Beds made to
order OF the pest quality al ~ nam st., (up stars
octs d&wN aLn- 3. IAbEh q 0l0AlAl..
g Fed OATSs-@NoW In store, and receiving
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ICE! ICE!! Having purchased the entire inter
Il est in the Ice business Of Mr.. Sears, shall
call on his with own, whom will supply
with ice of as good quality in every particular,
can be produced in the State of Massachusetts,, and
on favorable terms Our teams win start about
the LIST of May usual, when are in hopes to be
able to make such for supplying customers
will be satisfactory. Persons wishing to make contracts
previous to that time do either at the Office l47
Main St., or with Mr.. Ebr Flagg Mr.. John Russell
BENZ. +. Haywood,
mchl1 diff JOHN. RUSSELL. ~.
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lOatrllcs, Glorks, Mf.. e
WATCHES, CLoCKs & JEWELRY,

WATCHES, CLOCKS & JEWELRY.
$50 A. L. BURBANK & Co. 2o5 Main street.
Nm Worcester, have on hand, and offer for sale a
% s large, beautiful, and well selected stock Watch
G2Azes Clocks, ewery, and Silver Ware consisting in
part Of Gold and Silver English and Detached Lever and
Lepine Watches, warranted good Time Keepers; Fob
Vest and Long Gold Chains Gold Rings Pins, and Ear,
Jewels; Gold and rSpeetaees, Thmbes and Pencils
Gold Pens, (warranted,) with Gold and Silver Holders;
Silver Plated Table, Tea Dessert and Salt Spoons Forks;
Soup and Cream LADIES' Butter Knives; and many other
articles too numerous to mention; all of which they vii
sell at the
VERY LOWEST PRICES, FOR CASH. +
r. Don't forget the place, 205 Main street. Worces-
ter, in the Bookstore with Enos Dorr & Co. mis- diff
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THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 4, 1854.
1aeaI Estate.

E1NOR SALE. go BUILDING LOTS LO-
N Gated In pleasant and thriving part OF the city,
within five or six minutes walk Of the City Hall VIII be
sold cheap payment easy, and money advanced to
build The whole may remain on Mortgage as long as the
purchaser may wish Inquire at the of Myrtle and
Southbridge streets. A. J. EATON.
A inch N.l nr dtf.
"a FOR SALE 1.-The subscriber being GA
.s:9 DESTROYS OF leaving this State, offers his en- WV
I.1&tre REAL ESTATE at very low prices con- -=4--
ssting in part Of House on Shelby street, one do
unfinished on Laurel streets one d. Grafton streets 20
House lots on Laurel Hili do, on Grafton street, IA
Of Land on the Holden road; 1SS acres Of Land
with good Farm Buildings, in Paxton
oct6 diff A. N. MERRIHELD.
~ LOOK AT THIS!!-A house for sale-2
20 tenements well arranged for taking boarlers near
. the Stone Shop. The house is in good repair and
part Of the money lay desired for term Of years
Inquire at 1l3 Salem St. JAMES T. ELLIOTT
Worcester, Feb l, 1851 diff
IA A COTTAGE HOUSE FOR SALE, containing
90 rooms thoroughly built with plenty Of water The
is so by 100 feet well stocked with different va
rieties Of Fruit Trees. Price, s265o. Apply on the
premises. L. T. CHASE, Chandler Street.
VA REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-The
t4 Estate at the corner of Summer and Belmont sts.
A recently occupied by the American Antiquarian So
ciety, is offered for sale on liberal terms. .le
Inquire Of s. +. HAVEN, at the New Library Build
ng. je7 diff 4
IA FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. A
f:;H FARM, situated In Shrewsbury, about miles from
49, orchster, containing 90 acres of land, with the
buildings thereon 1t will be sold or exchanged for Real
Estate in Worcester at fair rate and the purchaser can
have the stock and tools If he chooses For particulars
inquire of A. PEASLEE, at the Market under the City
Hall. febl4 deod3m
IA VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, -.
f.ieg The Valuable Farm in the North part of the s
.A4city, within twenty minutes ride of the Cour-z
House. Said Farm consists of about Is acres Of thrifty
woodand 40 Of pasurage of the best quality and
35 Of arabic land in high state of cultivation with
orchard OF the best selected Fruit Trees Just getting in
a bearing condition. VI
Never falling springs be found in every lots and In
this particular the farm is not surpassed The farm is
also well walled, the dwelling house is in good repair and
the barns and outbuildings are in good condition.
The farm being well stocked and provided with all the
necessary farming TOOLS which will be sold reasonable no
further outlay would be necessary carry it on to the
best advantage.
To person desiring country residence capable of be-
ing rendered highly ornamental and productive with
very small outlay, and also to the practical farmer the
above presents valuable opportunity for investment For
terms, apply to MARSHALL FLAGG, Worcester, or
feb14dh mch24 cod AUGUSTUS FLAGG Boston
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stVTOTT OF 1T !''--SUPPosB THE MOON
don't rise every night at shutdown, you can have
,MARSH'S PATENT OIL,
he best article for light in the world to light up your
ong winter evenings with, by calling at aI5
A. II. NEWT0NS,
d14 dawistfi 207 Main st Worcester.
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EWVO MACHINISTS, AND OTHERS INTER
n ested in Mechanical Drawing--JoHN e. EARLE, Me
chanical Engineer viii attend 70 drafting machinery Of
every description. 49, l... . $500
Instruction given. Office n IL Central Exchange Wor
cester. sn diff es MA
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ORNAMENTAL Trees and Shrubbery
Furnished to order, at the shortest notice. Apply as
above, ~ M diff sussa a ri 4
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tNNR1E EhEMlCM COI IEkN OF 1SO0s
n The Kentucky StraE Cutter is manufactured by
the subscriber and for sa az No. Is Mechanic st. Wor-
cester The attention of all persons wanting HAY CUT
TER solicited, to examination Of the above impe
men 1t cuts all kinds Of fodder, from the finest hay
the coarses stalks, and all kinds Of vegetable without any
alteration In short, il is the most simple, most efficient
and safest Cutter, (beng wholly free from the crime Of
anputating fingers, &c that has been introduced in
this State. DAVID B0YDEN. 4
Worcester, Nov, 1853 nov30 dawtf
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esM OR 10000 NURSERY TREES,
S< Of the choicest kinds of Fruit, for sale by B. r.
'-A->wHITNEY. Orders received by Messrs Lawrence
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k~z REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-The
.;4 Estate at the corner of Summer and Belmont sts
EA recently occupied by the American Antiquarian So
ciety, is offered for sale on liberal terms ..t
Inquire Of s. +. HAVEN, at the New Library Build
ng. ie7 diff
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ei.r SPlklIS TUltPENTlNE, LlNSEU OllI,
Together with general assortment Of Painters Goods,
sale at Wholesale and Retail.
ap2i d4w O.. A. HARRINGTON co.
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COLCHESTER LIME.--The subscribers are
agents for the sale Of the above celebrated brand of
Lime. We furnish 1t In any quantity to builders ana
others, at short notice at a very low price. ~
shA LEE sPRAGUE & CO.,
~ mch22 - dn s. f.fss aka =. ~ Main Street
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Dsa. FRUIT TREES. &C. THE W0ROEs-
ks1SS TER NURSERY is now well stocked with large
variety of the best sorts of Apples, Pears, pums,
Cherries Peaches, Aprcos Necarnes Ounces English
Gooseberres, Choice Strawberries, Dutch Currns Ant
werp, and other Raspberries, Grape Vines, &c
The collection Of Standard and Dwarf Pear Trees is
ensiye and Includes all the best varieties much
tvaed and the proprietor of the Nursery has increased
his facilities for adding his stock such varieties of
fruit possess superior excellence and worthy of Gull
tyaton here.
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MJEW,s IMPORTANT AND VALUA-
In be-Roes Paint and Grease Extractor, the best
icle invented for removing all spots Of paint tar,
tbs, greese Of any kind from any garment, silk satin,
ooen linen cotton without the least injury to the
went or coory It, Sold by all the Druggists in Wor-
MISTER. BUSH CO., Wholesale Agents.
cecb8 eod6 "a Front St., Worcester Mass.
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GIGN AND FANCY PAINTTNG.-Ths
- subscriber DESTROYS Of giving particular atten
ton 70 the above named business has removed 70 ar
rington Corner, Room No. O. up stairs wheye he Mi,
await all orders. ia9 dtf DExTER RICE ]
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~ LOOK AT THIS!!-A house for sale-2
20 teuements, well arranged for taking boarders near
s the Stone Shop. The house is in good repair and
part Of the money lay II desired for term of years
Inquire at 1l3 Salem St. JAMES T. ELLIOTT,
Worcester. Feb i. 1881. dtf
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-10-18

The LOST LAMB-Among the pets and
playthings gathered in and about the beau
tiful mansion of Mr.. Lee, few were more
loved by the children of the family, or at
tracted more attention from visitors, than
little lamb, the property Of sweet Annie
Lee, bright child of about SIX, the pride
and darling of the house.
One morning, Annie entered the break
fast room, her face drenched with tears, and
running to her mother, cried her lamb was
lost. A few moments soothing pacifed her,
and man was despatched for the straggler,
who soon returned, carrying the little rover
in his arms.
After Anniess transpastss had subsi2sd.
uTrs.slfe dTsw her asldes I'd ii q siils pie
but beautifully touching language told her
of the Savior calling little children, bis lost
lambs, to come to him. to leave the thorny
path of the world, and rest in the shelter
ing care of the Good Shepherd. Annie
lost not a word; like ar unsallied mirror,
her fair young face portrayed the deep work.
ingsof her little heart, and forgetting her
lamb, her grief at It's loss. her JOY at its re-
cuvery, she sobbed, Mamma, I do love that
good Savior
That night we were hurriedly aroused
from slumber. Annie had been seized With
the Group, that fell disease, which has caused
many mother'sh heart to quiver with ago
nizng fear. The efforts of friends, medical
skill, the earnest prayers that the hand of
the destroyer might be stayed, we're alike
powerless, and as the bright sun dawned it
was sadly evident its setting rays would not
see our Annie with US. Her mother clnng
to her, pouring the bitter tears which nonb
but a mother who has watched ever fa-
ding flower feeling that in hersheart flowed
spring of love powerful eRbgh to quench
the fever Gres Of eeath, can know, when
Annie snmlnened Der falling .strength and
clasping her arms about her NO lei 81.
murmured. Mamma, dear;the Good Shep'
herd calls his lislie lamb May l not go?'
The faint words were ike message from
Heaven to that stricken mother; she re
leased her agonizing grasp, and an angelic
smile rested on the lip. and holy light or
the brow of the cherished one, as her gen
tie spirit pissed to the fold of Him who's,
gracious utterance was, Suffer little children
| to come unto me, and forbid them not
/ NeU York ObServer.
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Plow Deep and Plant Shallow


Mr.. EDITOR In looking about me this
year, have noticed great number of far
mers in this part of the country breaking
up their lands about ten inches deep, and
planting their corn nearly as deep-as the
old adage with US, Plow deep and plant
deep-but plant deep any how Now, sir,
do you not know that this is a mistake ? If
you don't, do know that this is as broad
mistake as was ever made by intelligent
farmers, because have tried it and know
it by experience. My rule is to plow deep,
and plant shallow, CONTRARY to the recon-
mendation Of several Agricultural papers,
and | will give you my reason for SO doing.
I plow deep (subsoil from fifteen to twenty
inches) so as to get as much clay on top as
possible, which will. through a chemical
process, turn to soil; and to turn the soil
under the clay, in which intend for the
roots of my corn to grow. | have the rowsin
which | intend planting run off about four
inches deep: by this means secure the
richest soil for my corn to take root in; and
by blowing deep and planting shallow,
have deep loose soil, and will always Sc
cure moisture to the roots of corn. The
questlon might be asked: Why is it that he
don't plant his corn deep? 1t is this: sup
pose break my land fifteen inches deep and
plant my corn twelve? would only have
three inches of loose dirt for my corn to
grow in, and more than probable that would
be clay, while the roots of corn would have
little or no advantage from soil-this must
be to all. that will look at the reason OF the
case very obvious. l would ask some OF
YOUR readers that have their doubts about
this (if they question it at alp try the ex-
pertinent next year, and inform you of the
result. Wishing you great success with
your paper, I remain, IRolH.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-10-18
Nor rrou THE soUrH.-The Wasbinpt,

Nor FROM THE SoUFH.-The Washington
papers make mention of man who has been
raising money under false pretences in that
city. He represents himself first as an Epis-
copal and then as Methodist Minister, as
best suits his designs upon his intended VIC
South We will wager sixpence against
wooden nutmeg that If any one with toIera-
BILE nostrils will brush by him he can detect
the unmistakable Goldfish parfisne' intermin-
gled with spice of ingun8 Of genuine live
Yankee, who has been no where in the South
except in penitentiary, from which he no
doubt was keaHe enough to make his tarna-
ton escape shortly before his advent in Wash
ington.-P Petersburg Intel.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-10-18

A YANKEE ExPEDIENT.-One fthe papers
tells story of an American in Paris, who
could speak no French, was in the habit of
shaving himself, and invariably hacked him
self with the razor. One day, before CON-
mencing to scarify himself, he remembered
that he had no more court-plaster, and so
rang the bell for the servant. OF course, he
was obliged to communicate his desires by
pantomime. The servant was far from com
pretending with that readiness which char
acterizes professional pantomimists and the
principal performers in ballet. However,
it was evident to him that the gentleman
wanted something that would stick, and soon
returned with supply Of waters, and of post
age stamps, of various colors and Values
There was no help for it; so the American,
after having shaved and cut himself in three
places, applied wafer to his chin, a ten sou
stamp to his cheek, and a sixteen sou one to
his Adams apple. Thus sealed and prepaid,
he sailed forth into the street, and was an
object of much laughter and good humored
combat.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-10-18

Mem ESEN' SMUT TMAcHINEs.-We M rejoice
to learn that Jas. D. Newsom, ESQ.,, proprie-
tor of the Milton mills, has recently purcha-
chased one of McMannen's Smut Machines
for his Hour mill in this town. Old millers
tell as that they would not give this machine
for all the others combined, ofa similar char
acter. And we know it to be fact that
mills DRving this machine, manufacture better
ncuI n s. souT TIIcsn-tilt,'
quality ofwheat being equal, before it passes
through Smut machine. Every man who
makes Flour should provide himself with one
OF MoMannen's machines-we say this not
tor the inventors benefit, but for the benefit
OF the Millers at large and the public in par
ticular..
Mr.. McMannen, as we learn from friend,
keeps y experienced hands constantly EN-.
ployed making these machines, and such is
the demand for the article the workmen can
not keep pace with the orders. The pro-
prietor has sold $125, 900 worth of them thus
early. Millers, don't rest until you get one
of these smut machines-Miltoa CRron.