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which liouidsied damages may be recovered ffcm
time 10 time o. they accrue.
The sureues must sign the contract, and certify
that they, in the aeeTesafe, are worth over and
above their debss and liabilities the full amount Of
Each Offer must be asned by the person or persons
making it, and BY the suaIsntors, eeeoi@nS 70 ne
and Stase, must be distinctly stafed -
n il to be provided in the contract that The bureau
shall have the power of annulllng the contract,
without loss or damage to the eoveInmen., IN cese
Congress. shall not have made sufficient appropna
lions for fhe articles named, or for the complexion
of the works estimated for, and on winch TINS ao
vertisement Is based.
Persons whose offers shall DC accepteo VIII se
notified by letter through the post office, which no
dee shall be considered sufficient; and II they &c
not enter into contract for the supplies specineo
within fifteen days from tn date OF notice from this
bureau III the acceptance OF their DID, coti'iae,
will be made with some other person or persons and
the guarantors of such defauting bidder VIII DC heio
responsible for all delinquencies.
All offers not made in strict conformity with TINS
advertisement will, at the option OF the bureau, ot
rejected Those only whose offers may he accepted
will be notified, and contracts VIII Or ready Tor e1
ecution without DELAY nv the navv agent at sos
and in case Of ann guesfioa aFing In the course O
executing the oontfnc, il must be settled oy TIE TEN"
of, .rithoaa going behind. that i.rst,,smsnf =
JOS. SMITH, Chief OF Rurean
=. PORN or OYER. s-
To the Chief of the Bureau Of Ys,ds and Docks.
Nary Department
of in the State OF
hereby offer to furnish, under your advertisement
dated day or and subject to
all the requirements of the same. all the articles EN-
braced in class No. viz
(Here insert the articles, with prices carried out
amounting to write the aggregate in worsfSl ast
propose (nane the agent if one is required 10y tht
ADVERTISEMENT
The undersigned, OF -r.
in the State of and -o
in the State Of las guar
| antors, hereby undertake that the above named -
will, if offer b. ac
ce ted enter into contract, before required, viii
the United States within fifteen days after the dat,
of notice through the post Office of the acceptance
| OF bid, as before mentioned. ~.
(Signatures.)
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FOE POOR AND LABoRING MEN.

FOE POOR AND LAR0RING MEN.
SMALL BUILDING UOfs Of 10 feet or more. IN
~ various rarts Of TIE City, and Geoa getown at
low prices, and terms to suit LLOYD 4 co
BUILDING STONE =
For sale, deliverable at the Canal or wh.rvas q,
Washington, Georgetown, or Alexandria.
LLOYD co,
For sale, large and handsome CARRIAGE and
HAhHESS LLOYD co,
10th street, opp Treasury Dspsetmsnt
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Or GS,
Fia-Y CO. No P RFUmERY.

.t4 - E:nr ris friep
L nd i iii ha as -.-istsr
dyply Of Extra cfa, lid ,, the Id, ,serch,
nj all otner :hi,gs prrta nint, 70 sile Drug bu
iSs=
Also. 0 goods Indian holaeozue, Rovsnd's To
ic Miztur, Keene. s Pow iers, Fever and ar,ue d
AM al: other fever and sgue rem. 5iea
O. BO5 YELL
Corner Msrylan az. and It'll a.
N. B.-superior Soda Water may bs had at 8
thees At tne ABOVE place SEP lin
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UThe great poet tells us mercy is
not strained. We would think as much
of the milk brought into our city, which
IS often enriched by frogs, mullen stalks,
brush and other curiositiss. Great. in
Esntioa that miscellaneous hJu!d:--
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LVENING STAR.
THE TINE OF PIAYKR.

PRAYER reveals the blessings Of the dayi
Praye drives The dangers Of the might away
When the morning sunbeam shlneui, vst
On the fragrance laden an,
And thou art refreshed with slumber
Then should be a time OF prayer.
When the sun with noon tide spienoW,
Fills all vision every where. roe
And thou needed rest art taxing.
That may be time Of prayer
When the days declining shadows,
End thy labors, toll ard care
Ere thou seekest wonted slumber,
Bow The knee in humble prayer.
Should The midnight ever find thee
Waketul ON Thy eouch-Oh. there,
There's a time iOr solemn musing,
That's the time for secret prayer!
Wien in health and buoyant giadncss,
Life iqjOy0us, bright and fair,
That should be time % utter
Thankful gratitude in prayer!
When afflicted, panied and wounded
Yea, when sickness lays thee bare,
Doubt not, fear not, but cOnflding,
Breathe thy soul in earnest prayerI
Sheuld'st thou ever be exposed f', .s
To the worlds delusive snare, 2 20
Or its willy arts perpleX thee,
That's the time for urgent prayer:
When the Boly Spirit wooes thee,
In thy closet, lone there,
Or, before assembled thousands,
Then engage in fervent prayer:
In the walks of life, wherever
They may Iead--though dark or fair
In the forest, on the highway,
Ever keep a heart OF prayer.
Thou wilt find il Il cOnsOlIDg,
All sustaining guardian here .-
It's The masier-key of heaven. .-i
Pure, cOnfding, ardent prayer.
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(,AY'S FABLES, with l2o illustrstio.,.
" vol, London, 1881
Dogs; their management, BY Edward Nsyhev
London, 1S5i-5oc.
The Marvsls Of scisnce, by 9. W. Fullou, With 4
lustyations Soc. = E
Adventures o. Mr.. sydsnhsm 0reenAneh, and d
bis he d. in London, with numerous HlscFstsoas
Lo0dop, lsb4-2ss, FRANK TAYLOR,
sug g. ~
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NOW is THE TIME

LUX all those Wishing to purchase any article IL
the way OF fine WATCHES rich and fsshio,
soie uoid 'E"ELRY, pure sterliDg SILVER WARE.
!or our own manufsctura) Ac. &C., to SAFE from II
% - per cent BY calling at HOODS JEWELRJ
sIohE, ss no Ia row receiving hi Fall supply
me goods, which he will dispose of at the loves
s.h torx c'ty prices. Pa avenue, between AZ auo
sep 16- VI - uoo,
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WEAR DID YOU CONE FRoM2-Miss F..
L. Greenfield, popularity known as the
Black Swan" has just arrived from Eu-
rope, and will give grand concert in
fremont Temple. Boston, on the 18th of
October, for the benefit Of the Twelfth
Baptist Church.
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JOHN REESE, e4
PkOfai4 TOn or T1E
Eagle PlUmbing and aS.Fjttino nonot

HuhDIo UHu "uS.T IIIIHS UtVVI
~ OUL' .esp-ctfuly call the atteuti.n J.
W citizens OF nashingt n Georg
town, and vicinity t. the excellent .ssor,.S
ment Of Goods in his ne, which he Ia.
IN hand and Is daily receiving edition TO- $z1k
chandeliers, Drop Ligots, brsck-ts, penda. .
ana IN IN every article connected with the Gas Fl,
ting business can be found at his establishment
embracing al the qualities Of beauty, style, dur
bDity aud ch .spness.
, ds plumbing dspartment emb aces all articles i,
mat line, sucn Q, msrblr tp Essbstapd-, Bat
tupe ehower Baths, and all the appendsgrs nrce
sary for the pr secution If that inch bis hn.
ness WORK connded TO him will receive prompt A
t'nuon, and its execution bs unsurr ass.d
Builders and all others will find II to their az
Vantsge before going rlsewh r, TO call at the
EAGLE DE POT.
Corner o. Peuna avenue and a h st
sep Is eNlm - ~
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PRESERVING KETTLES

A LANG L. assOrtn emit of Por -lsin snd bell met.
"A fhEaEhHIN0 KETTLES have just been r.
oosou, ,ogetner with q large assortment of Hous.
teeprrS Hard ware, si o. wh Oh are cfr red on ~.
sonable terms BY the subscriber. Il
jos. L. SAVAGE.
Pa avenue, between 10th and / 18th ste.
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iux., m,e,cl WILL WATCH, Harki VI tics
EIx @y2Nl Hafki and several other Regatta b rat
Songs to BE- had at the Music Dspot OF
~. --. HILBUs 4 HITZ s.
PS.-Just fSeeivsd Q faE copies Of the n. " sad
IsEtlsr fOpsy 'galks, s0N!sshsl siss yisns to
}sfT s4s yst-7s.aSf 'sHSpfl1s
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krINE RULED LErr1R PAPER at 81 per eam
T bought personally in Europa and imnort.d
y RRANCK TAYLOR.
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PIANOS FOR SALE AND RENT.

FIHNOS FUh SALE ANU RENT-
g. New and secondhand PIANOS Of
UVCmy own and several other factories,
are always To had at NY Pi no Wareroom, on
lltf' street. b two PEN Nlvsnia avenue and
street N r.
Dd "itpos u exc nRe.
TOT ing ais ter eed r
- p. C REICHENBACl
f.e.A ku Wy low u bed second band Pianos
Rsa IN. ~ sss, sss le-sesn'
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GE VEs-kd, black Silk Plush, Cashmere
~ - Lam.. tle 1h's.ar snd Six GLOVES or L.
gag en-. ssiHsGtSs 81 bIBfEs
Hs-hs -, TfislA' Hotel,
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ROGER BROWN 4 CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS &LNPOR TKRS OF
WINES AND LIQUORS.
No. 383 HIGH STREET, .4.
ttstWssn Eighth ans Ninth north fs<s
PHILADELPHIA,P PA.
caIN sRowN Toe 26-iyl WILLIAM SaaLa !.
DOCTOR YOURsELr.
THE POCKET ESCULAPIUS:
Or EVERY ONE HIS OWN pHYsIC1 An

The Fiaieth Milton, With
One hundred Engraving
showing Diseases and Nj
@rmsdoDs Of the Human,
system in every shape and
form. To which il added c
Treatise on the Diseases Of
Females, being Of the high
est importance TO married
people, or those contem
phting marriage By
WIN. Y0CSG. d. D.
Lot no father be asharae.,
To present q coy of the
kSCULhPIUS to his child
It NAV save him from ar
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certify that the above named g. 81.
and are known to me %
be good and responsible guarantors IN this case.1
Ito be signed by navy agent collector or district
attorney, some other person known to the
bureau To be credtable.)
sep 26-law4w.
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early grave Let no Young man or woman enter II
TO the secret obligations of married life without
reading the POCKET EsCULAPIVS. Let no ons
suffering from hacknied Cough, Pain in the side
OF Dyapeptc sensations Ind given up by their ply
stefan, be another moment, without cnsultlng tx,
AscULAPIus Hsve the married, or thos. shout
to be married any impairment, read this truly use
full book, Is II has been the Of saving thous
ands of Unfortunate creatures fron, the verv lava
death.
s0Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE CRNTs
enclosed IL . letter, will receive nDe copy Of thi
work by mako Ave cnr.es will b. for One noI
lar. n. ..,
Address. ipost Paid DR. YIN fOUN6
Nc, so errn,- s.rest. Phiiadelph,s
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SCHODL BOOK of ever, a.se ri. ZION Al, Il.
- lowest publishers prices at
TAY OR i MAURY'S
sep = Boot store, pesr 9th at
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PROPOSALS..
NAr nHpAasrsrs

bureau Of Yards and Docks, Sept s. 1854.
CEALkD PROPOSALS., endorsed "Propesals for
- Class No. at navy yard,n (nAme
the class classes and the ysrd Win be recevsd at
this flee for furnishing and dsltvarin It the ~
eral navy yards the materials and articles embraced
ia spy Of the following cla ses more particularly
descrb d In printed schsdu g to b furnished, u,on
application, to those desiring to ser 10 coatrsct for
any of the q q ses named therein, viz:
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DoI.hAH40.
PREMIER ARTIST IL HiIR

FHEMIEK AkIISI L HlIR ,
'NVnNT0R OF THE sELEBRATSs CGSR6 - e
IRRITATING WIG AND ELtsTfr RtF,i-
= TGUPACsS, .-
NJ l55 CHESTFUY STREET, e1ss.s.@s - Tgx.
Rosse. Esiad<lphia:
INSTRUCTIONS n enxSIe Ladder ara Gers,.ms.
J to measure their osB be-. Is with accuracy:
Scr Wigs, Inches r. r@cr Il Scalps Inct
- !. The round = - ~-os1 forsbesd ts
hesd bach g. O.
q FROM 20 ornz 5a,c
Hs.r tbs h..a - -" tore, ess- y
o. rc.F st-.s -elyiras;
'- -.
= to .ne1 a. 77sle go
.. ~ gu ..-"-.. .. '..f t. '-..-.
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~ White zine b,srds aud lumber
,is 20 Granite
Fl Yell " pine timher -..g r..-
% White pine and spruce timber
FOR NEW .RK.
Offers j be received until IL O'Clock on the 9th ,
Of iovsmo.r NEXT -
Classss. Articles.
= No. 1 Fies
Ste
3 Iron - ..-+
Hardware
Ship thandlery '.
Psints, Oil aud glass
PrUvtnder
6 Lime aud cement
10 Bricks
II Gravel and saDd
IL Iron work, &c.
1S Timber, lumber, DC.
+ ,.g- IA Stationery.
FOR PHIlAuELPHIA AND NAVAL Asylum.
oers will be received until IL o'clock ON the day
Of November next
Glasses. Articles.
No. l Bricks and stone
Oak sod pine lumbcr
s Chanalery
r.. Tools
8 Iron
6 Stationery
Coke and wood
Sand and lime
Hay and st aw
10 PrOvender
IL Files
u steel
Ii Miscsllaneouf.
ASYLUM.
2 Hats, boots, shoes, &c.
Provisions
Groceries
Dry goods
Bread, &C.
Tobacco
s Miscellaneous
Provrnder
10 Wood aud charcoal '
IL Paints and oil
.--. FOR WASHINGTON.
Offers will be received until 19 o'clock on the 10th
day I November next.
Glasses. Article.
No. l Bricks
Stone
Pine timber
Lumber, &C.
Lime
6 C-mert
Pig iron
Iron, steal. nails, &c.
Pain &c.
10 Chandlery 49,.
q IL Hardware ... -.
II Stationery
l3 Wood, DC.
ii Ch4rcoal -t ..
Is Sand
10 Betting, &c
II Lea her hose
Is Hay and etraw
10 Provender
FOR NORFOLK.
Offers will oe received until IL O'Clock on the I0ta
day Of November next
Glasses Articl g.
Nc. Bricks
atone
Yellow pine and oak timber
White pine plank aod boards
Cemsnt
Iron spikes aud iron nails
Steel
G pper, lead and sinc
Paints, oils md glass
10 Ship chandlery
IL HARDWARE
% Files
- sta ionery
Ii Stale -r
Is Chsrcoa
l6 Hay
II Provender.
Foh PENSACOLA. 80
Onsrs will Be we'd until IL o'clock on the 10th
day Of vember next.
Glasses. Ar'ic'es.
No ! Bricks
9 Pine lumber and timber
Oak and haro wo d, 'iu Der and
lumber 80
wbite N, yellow pine juniper and
cypres' boards and lumber
Lime, DC.
6 Gen. mt
:. Iron iron p k-s and nsi:s
Paints oils, gls 8, &c
10 F,'e9
Il Ship chandlery
12 hardware
Is Copper, cop er competition nails,
Ia Static cry -' ---
IS Iron c-stngs
Is Fuel
y Bel,iOg and packing
l8 Hay
l9 Prcverder
20 shels
Il Slate
% Granite.
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-.,t <:,ftrs,f Auvtni o,m; N
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IMPORTANT TO THs SICK.

FlNHk great experience and veil known skill Of
i Prof McCrINrock Is 4 suflcent guaranty 70 the
puhlc that The following list OF Medicines, such %
have been constantly used in his practice tor the
las thirty years viii fully sustain by their e-c
the valuable qualities attributed to them, and
prrvs 10 be the best Medicines ever offered 70 the
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OFFICE OF CLIRK OF 10 OF REPS U. g.,
september 4, 1854.

sep l6-d2Otk2avtNovl
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III. DR.. Mc Clintock's Asthma and Hoop
inc Couch Remedu.

A rrompt and certain cure TOR Di .rrhea, Dyson
terry. and Cholera Norbus in all stages sure pre-
sentlve OF Asi.tic Cholera, which no travelr er
family should be without Prics q AMI so cents
per bottle
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The CHIEF EVIL OF WAR.-What distin-
pushes war is, not that man is slain, but he
is -slain, spoiled, crushed by the cruelty. the
injustice, the treachery, the murderous hand
Of man. The evil is a moral evil. War is the
concentration Of all human crimes Here is
its distinguishing accursed brand; under its
standard gather violence, malignity, rage,
fraud, peridy, rapacity aud lust II it only
slew man, it would do little 1t turns man
into a beast of prey. Here is the evil of war
that man, made to be the brother, becomes
the deadly foe OF his kind-that man whose
duty it is to mitigate suffering makes the in
Fiction of suffering his study and end-that
man, whose Office it is to avert and heal the
wounds which came from natures powers,
makes researches into natures laws, andarns
himself with her most awful forces, that he
may become the destroyer of his race. Nor is
this ALL There is also found in war cold
hearted indifference to human miseries aud
wrong, perhaps more shocking than the bad
passions it calls forth, To my mind this con-
tempt of human nature is singularly offensive.
= Chanting.
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FRuITe OF Coon lNsraUoTIoN.-A cores
pendent Of the New York Observer says, that
while the Rev. Mr.. Brown, now of 0wasco,
N. ", was a missionary teacher in China, he
succeeded in gathering from the streets a lew
Chinese boys, whom he studiously Instructed
IN the Bible and its principles, and in our
American views Of civil and religious liberty.
Alter his return to this country he kept up
correspondence with the most prominent of
them. One of these boys is now at the head 4
of the Chinese rebellion. Another is at the
head of $1,000 Chinese in California, and,
although not professed Christian, he tells his
countrymen, a cannot engage il. the senses
less idol worship of my country Il Is 20 ds.
grading, Another is promising medical
student in the University Of Edinburgh, and
another is student in Yale College.
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SPRIN CLOT HING.
fact that have the most desirable stock Really
Made Clothing and Furnishing Goods that canbe found in
this County
Broadclotb Frocks, Sacks, and Dress Coats, o
eUegy Kind and quality.
TWEED, sATINEr, AND CASHMERE.
Silk, Satin Velvet, Lasting, Broadcoth Tweed, Valencia
and Doeskin VESTS. Pants of Every Description Black
Doeskin and Fancy Pants, from $3.50 to $3.50 Cotton
aud Wooden Under Shirts and Drawers, Cloves Stocks
Neck Tics Cravats Pocket HaBdkercies Shirts Collars
Paris Rosons Wool and Cotton Hose Gaps, Umbrellas,
Suspenders, Carpet Bags, &c.
Also good assortment Of Rubber Clothing, and good
stock Of
BOYS CLOTHING,
such as Jackets Vests, Goats, Pants, and Caps
N B. This stock must be sold within SIX WEEKS,
vacae this Store for six months; consequently
sell goods at the Lowest Cash Prices. Please give
before purchasing elsewhere, as my Goods and
Prices cannot fall to give entire satisfaction 10 all.
No. Merchants Row, nearly opposite the b, & w r.
R. Depot MELVILLE WALKER.
mch16 dawtf
IN CONSEQ UENCE OF THE ADVANCED
state of the season, H. c. Valentine is closing out his
large stock of Fall and Winter Clothing mt greatly reduced
prices and all persons in want Of Coats Pants Vests Tn
dershrs and Drawers any description Of Clothing,
Furnishing Goods respectfully invited to call and &c
q Bargain. II. G. VALENTINE,
ia9 dawtf No. 6 Merchants Row.
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RICHMOND 81 TROWBRIDGE,
have not overlooked its novelties, fresh fabrics de
signs and are now ready with their TALENT skill, and
terprse, together with rich materials, captivating styles
and unryaled workmanship.
d r. e S S COATS S. EFT O.,
The climax of art and inventions VESTS the most beau
dful styles, in Yeves, Satins, Silks and Cloth, with the
richest embroidery, in every possible variety; TROUSERS
in thu most extensive description Of pattern color, and
shade, perfect fit Cor sale 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
Shirts. HnndiSercFiefs,CO IIars,N Neck Ties,
and HOSIERY, of every description, Of the finest
facture and MATERIAL equally celebrated with the other
branches of their trade for neaness quality and economy
Please call at RICHMOND & TROWBRIDGE'S Custom
and Ready Made Clothing Establishment, No 265 Matn
Main St. Worcester Mass.
March l, 1851 DIFF -.
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STORY WITH a MoRAL.-Many years ago, a. y
merchant, worth nearly a million OF dollars,
stood upon a wharf, watching the approach
Of a rich ship, just arriving in port, of which
he was owner. He was elevated with his coed
fortune, and looked lofty and arrogant Al
poor seaman, suffering under grieyous mala-
dies, stood near, and, having experienced how
changeful is life he ventured TO tell the tri- q
umphant merchant that riches have WINGS
" Pooh 7" said the merchant; there, YOU
see that diamond ring l take from my fngera
You see me throw it into the river. AS well
may you expect ever to see that ring again, as
to see me poor man = M
Some days afterwards, the merchant gave a
great dinner to his friends. Among the lux
uries provided for the feast, was a salmon from
the river.
The cook happening to open the stomach Of
the salmon, found there, to her great surprise,
the merchants diamond ring. She carried it
to him. His countenance fell, for he remem-
bered his boastful language.
The dinner was heartless and tedious to
him. The rich wine only made his thoughts
more poignant. He slept none that night
He became an altered man. His speculations
were all unfortunate. Loss succeeded loss,
and in few years he he was poor man.
Wealth is the gift Of God, and given for
good purpose. Not to be squandered to
make the possessor hard Of heart but to
teach him benevolenee, and to enable him TO
benefit his fellow men. IS
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1TVHE GREAT DEMAND FOR THOSE SUPERIOR

COOK STOW E S,
which, by the way little the incest Stove in the
market, can again be supplied have received fur
ther supply of those Stoves SO admirably arranged for
wood and coal. J. L. L0RING,
ap11 diff 70 Main st.
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1uonts.

EMTA NTED.-THREE or FOUR Blacksmi his,
Wv accustomed to the use Of Trip-hammers Also,
two good Chisel Grn5crs.
Apply to c. FOSTER 4 CO., Worcester, or PAGE,
WHITMAN & CO., West Fitchburg.
mch2l istf
WATANTED.-FOUR Gentleman Boarders may
Wv be accommodated with pleasant Rooms, few
doors from Main st. Also Gentleman and Wife, and
few table boarders. The House is heated with furnaces
For particulars inquire at this Office. diff $50
A GENTS NVANTED.-AIENo Of business habits
IN wishing to engage in lucrative business who would
like to sell Backmans Genuine Healing Balsam and Val
liable Red Salve, would do well call and NJ
place. GEBALDS n THOMPSON, General Agents.
No. Walnut st., Worcester, Mass d23 dly
CTRAW BRAID s. CORD WANTED.
- 10000 Yards Seven Braid.
10000 do. Straw Cord, for which the highest prices
will be paid in Cash or Goods f. W. MILES
No. l Waldo Block Main ST. Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-27

A BEAUTIFUL INCIDENT were q wit
ness of a very beautiful and touching incident,
which while it reminds us sadly that life is in
deed but 'a pilgrimage over graves still leads
us to think pleasantly and kindly of human
nature, and of that neTer-dying love which
may exist within the human heart. It was
an aged woman, with white hair and trem-
bling hands, strewing flowers over the grave
of a mother, though forty years had passed
away since the living had been separated from
the dead. 1t was indeed beautiful and touch
ing scene-something very tender and impress
siye-a tribute far more eloquent than tear
full eye or mournful tongue could bestow up
on costly monument or marble slab. Years
aud years had not obliterated from her mind
the weu-loyed memoryo OF her sainted mother,
or destroyed within her bosom one spark of
that filial affection, which in some natures is
truly ga love that loyeth forever Blessings
on such kind, loving hearts as that of this
gray haired woman! Few are there, in this
changing world, who cherish the memory of
the loved and lost. The living are loved, but
how soon do we seem to forget the dead. How
few of us keep their memories fresh and
"green in our SOULS