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DIR. CIOugh's Columbian PJII.-A 8

DE tiough's Columbian PIIIs-A sure
cure for pain 10 tie side heaiacue scR headache CO
Vehes giles, nervousness, and all bilious defaneeme t.
lhese f cure with less Cost u money, aud loss 4 time
hah any medium ever discovered; aud there is no ual.
sta' or GRIPPING, Attending their use Every family in
worcester should have dozen boxes 10 he house 70 use
as itnuy m@iicine, for tese Pills, il used faithfully
w break up any fever IL used early a a The best
Ii'g or c',d ans prs ey tri-d SH y 3. Scott
" n SUR, j. orreh' aud others dtf Ole
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S sang the gifted pt Kests. whstcan be more beau
tE'u had fine h=ai Of Hair that modest Of Natures
adorn WAC that IS young, but values the luxuri.
ant locks q youth. ani would preserve thei and who
thsti I'D but would avert badness To all such we
you'll eammeId LTos's KaTHAIRoS universally acknowl.
edged p be the most valuable and the .httay
prinmed toilet art Gle ever prepared. Be and ask
for LYONS kATHAEoS, 70 guani against the vausless
limitations and eoanterfs which have lately beenput NJ
uade samewhat similar sold everywhere in large
bottles, for only % cts.
HEATH, WYNKooP & CO.. Pr ,pristors.
In 63 Liberty street, N. Y
Republican Head G surfers and Rad
Ius Rooms. aisays open, No Central Exchange
RePabHeans invited 70 call make themselves at
home ~ an TIMES. BIS DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17

A Liberal Prince. The Duke of SAKE
Coburg Gotha, recently declared in the Gel
manic Diet. that he would oppose the demand
Of the mobiles Of his duchy, for the restoration
Of tfeir auction privileges, abolished in 1913.
In consequence, twenty-one villages of his
duchy have just voted an address to lis ROYAL
Highness. expressing their gratitude for this
liberal policy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17

D.nhle Entry Book keeping, time unlimited. 80 $40 90
C9mmeIci Arthm tic, one mUnth............-.. AGO
C'umerciaI Penmsnship, do. 49,. .......4O 90
English GTammaTF srhal instruction ...........5 90
Eristosry and Commercial Cores ION 60
St dents coming by The Quarter, in Commercial Pen
September Is, 1855 d3to
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17

SUMNER WALLACE.
SILVER Platter AND MAUFAOTURER OF HAIR
MSS TRIMMINGS, and DOOE PLATFS,
% E4CHAA6E sfkEEr,. Worcester
eli deod6m
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DIR. sIEARNs
Dentist, has removed his once and residence In No w.
nut . rect, Worcester 49, ~
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OsE WoRD, LADIEs.-Are you aware how
much gold you are showering upon foreign
nations. by the false notion that nothing but
rich silks are preferable for genteel dress to
trail through The mud, instead of wearing an
American iabrics Ii not. examine the fol-
lowing figures, showing what you have done
the last year. They are from the Custom
House books, for the twelve months ending
July LIST last:
Silks and Its fabrics. ............... $25llSlT3
blk and worSted. ................. 1889
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GEORGE SNAn

ATTORNEY ANI COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
-, No FIngg's building.
lti WnRCFaTyH
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4. Prentiss. Designer and Engrsyer upon Wood
and Stone. Over the Quinsgamond Bank Entrance l4I
Main street. House on Crescent Street All orders viii
with prompt attention Particular attention ai IN
Drafting Machinery. dec8O ~,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17

NGfds--Ihe subscriber would return thanks for the
very liberal patronage bestowed since his location in his
new Store Toul ibfnTm his friends and the Iulic
thai the large Increase Of business has decided him in max
Ing, at great cost permanent arrangements With MIR
Willard, gentleman of exquisite taste and skill original
IN designs, ami large experience who viii hereafter stand
at he head Of the Cutting Department
It has bern the study o. the proprietor to adv ance he
style and quality Of the garments produced at HE estab
hshment and with this view has ever employed the abest
uorEmen to be found and he assure his patrons
thar he has the choicest company Of E0rkmen ever col
iected IN any shop in this State
full and elsgant assortment Of Seasonabe Goods for
measured garments. WY large Stock Of Ready Made
Garments carefully cut and made in the establishment
und er the eye the proprietor expressly for ret Ill trade
andA endless variety Of Furnishing Goods Zach ar
Gle as its price market in plain figures upon it. and that
prc is acb nowedged to BE- as low, il lower than can
be found 10 This Commonwealth,
WM II. HUDSON. Proprietor
Carks new Block corner Of Main ard Mechanic streets
259 Main street. dSnEw6m 20
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DEATH on THs PaovTrEScz AND Noses
TER RAILRoAD.-An Erishrlsu aa-e5 Hazh
Boyle. was run over ard killed bv TIE Lens
dale ain, near Providence, on Wednesday
Two trains we're passing IN opposite directions,
and in avoiding one. the unfortunate u az
placed himself in tie way Of the ofAer. He
was about fifty years OF age Uooas9esst Pc
fyfoE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17

ExTRADITIoS CAsE.-The application Tor
writ Of habeas corpus in the matter of Nicho-
las Lueilon. VIII Sc exradition to the Frel ch
Government has lately been granted, was re-
fuse by the L. S Circuit Court on the 10Th
ms AM
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Ns V NINHULN. NJ. d.,
Oh ~ II y PAF isICfAN.
OfIicE AsD Residence IL MAS 81, Uyyl,T NON.
Ihos To s. Asp TO 0'cLOcK ?. Al.
h0rcesttr r, y T. ~, 1858 a.,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17

Slate for Roofs The subscriber is prepared TO
furnish slate for Roofs Of superior quality and lay il in
the best manner, the satisfactory terms SAM
pies may seen at the yard on Grove street
apl3 diff JOHN BARNARD
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17

SINGULAR XERDIcT. Chatham F VI Cor
ners. Nov. l5.-Ihe following IS the puTport
CT he verdict Of the cnro~er's jury. on the
death Of F. H. Rathbone That the deceas-
ed came TO his death on the Harlem Railroad
train, in the town Of Copako, y. Y, by ac-
cident fro the wind blowin- the cars of the
track, thereby breaking tbs cars, ana bruising
and crushing the said F. II. Rathbone to
DEATH
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- AZ Mns.achu.e1ts Mercantile and MArn.

III. G. O. Blnhe will give instruction to classes or
individuals in the Ancien and Modern Languages nsth
ematcs. &C. at No. BoEioin street. aul6 deod6n
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HEATH, BYNKooP & CO., Pr pristors.
In 63 Liberty street N. Y
sf-5-.IAL NOIiC = ;.

Those AHpies have arrived from Western New York
1870 barrels aof the hes. kinds AMI in the best condition
DRAPER K CLARK,
III DIT Washiagtn S1uare
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as asst resort The lads exper-ucea great relief
and two more bottles wre successiy y procure and
MINSTREL she is now happy the restoration Of health
None genuine unfss siEne I. BUTTS, the wrapper.
Prepared and sod wholesale and RETAIL only by SETH
W FOWLE Boston, Mass. to whIa ali orders should be
addressed, and for sale by his agents.
AGESTs.-,ianes Green D. Scott NJ. B. Green Cbas
Clark, Worcester; @. Il. CoiburH LeoIninster.
OE5 eoi2wEw2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17

tthmin's DaSuerreOtype * oonis. Iss Main
"feeli opposite American Temperance House. If
ler dtf
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ARRIVAL OF poLlrlclASs--G Cullou,
Of Tennessee. prominent American caudi-
date To- Clerk OF e House OF Representa-
tiyes, has arrived at Washington aud tie pos
sibility Of his election Is creatin ucn ex-
element in political circles. Senators Crit
tenden and Dixon have also arrived.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17

tf0i ulne years 40 Al1pathic Physieap.)
officR AND kEsiDgNcE No. o WALscr In, Woaexayyp
yaas hoaT' from o . a. H., AID 1to8pM.
~ dom
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17

second-uand Piano. cnnstalt'v on hama 70,
sac anu 70 iet Meodeonr taken Ia exchange for M mo-.
TAYLOR q FARLEY s.
u" uu 245 Nam steet
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 1j.-Commod Paul
ding has not yet ceived any instructions
whatever, regarding the projected visit to ian
in, Il. Il is asserted that the directions he
win =, eeive viii not be such as to excit, ap-
prehension Of another Greytown affair.
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,.,,,,s., w A " LILA MS.
AFTOHHEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW
80, No. 9oentral E1chsogs, WorUcster, Macs.
Alf div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17

Western Ticket Omcr.-Through Westarn
Ilc4eis ioi all principal Ciis sni Towns
LEONARD q Co, Agents.
IA ags3.
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DIR. A. }. HOWE.
No. 40 Front Street. Worcester
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RemOvaI.-LEONA AIDS Boston 4 Easier, p,
lress 70 have moyen Il. ofice 70 $50 Mar sIr,
bnh,ey Block, NEARLY opposite American House.
au1
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17

CORREcrrcx Our statement, yesterday, Of
the decision Of Judge Norris, as being 70 the e.
feet " that before any search or seizure c-R Be
made, the complaint and warrant must fully de-
scribe not only the liquors. and casks containing
them. but also any marks, sc, waiea uzy Be
upon them, Is incorrect Th- easzs II qzsssssz
were quashed by reason Ct tie Esuors, AID casks
sc containing them, nat tslns s1ae5sasiy 5ss-
ignated to comply uita tAs Pzosass5az Of ne
statute. This j. very f-- ;rcz rendering augatg-
~ any portion ri the las
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Worcesler shnitIe 4 nn,nnnr

C,,.s,'s s.aSiuisfs ana Dealers in all kinds Of
CoIION AND NOOLEN SHUTTLES
New Worcester, slasR
~ du RI HARDssJN 4 SWEET
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17

kcad the following Tribute to WISTAR'S
BALSAM, from the Kiuderhool IN. 7. Sentinel dated
July 81.
Hope NEVER DIS. "A remarkable cure # Consump.
lion has recently heen effected by this medicine in the
town Of Chatham in this County, which was related
70 US by Dr. H-rrck, an eminent physician Of that town.
70 whom We have p rrnissi0u to refer.
Cung LADY, who had ng abnred under an a ctinn
Of ts lungs was cons ire by her friends as beyond The
reach Of medicine, and she informed by her eical
Attendant that she must die. She was nuced TO send
for a nttls Of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17

ri ONEE LOST.-Bstwee 5 uthbridgs It and
i he neg City Hotel, Main saeet or on Mecharic
: between Main s.. and Stookwell Stable ROLL OF
BILLS consisting q hrge los SIS and Gle dollar
bill. al Worcester ulonay
The huder viii be In rally rewarded by Leaving the
same at his oioe, forwarding To the subscriber in
Holden K. Il. CHAFPIN.
u17 atwly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17

$500 49, = SvHtuih eAitHts auto utOuOm
A. Massachusetts Mercantile and MArH-
bh Boardng Institution, established in Worces-
Ter, A D. 1901, young thoroughly ftei in Com.
mercal Penmauship, Business Arithmetic and in D,phIa
bnt Books eeping Each student viii he warranted 70
De competent Ia about eight weeks perform with perfect
satisfaction 10 himself employer the duties al anv
counting room shatever The entire expense or hoard
t5gttA.r win complete Mercantile Education, being
about forty doais.
Persons desiring information as to the merits and refer
encs this Acad my, can be assured of its high standing
logus. Addr S. WM H. EATON Proprietor Of Con-
msrcial Institute, Worcester, Mass.
dom
snwin.. Lyon, q BrnmhnII's oUADRILLE
BAND tforn cry DormaD's Band.)
Drector,-J. W. LYON.
Prlmpler,-FRANK sAWIN
q " LYON '.'''.''.''............ls list Violin.
r 10 h." 49, Violin.
y bkA@HALL...... ..s......... Clari0net.
II H. DoFAAN. .C0ruet a Piston.
Y. A. RICHARDS. ................ Double Bass
Is Apply to Dormans Eating House, corner Of Main and
front sts. g. Brauhal 20 Mechanic ST. or at the Office
Marsh's Mdsc store, 1924 Main st.
~ ANY nua Der Of Pieces furnished.
ga du
Music Noiice.-G0DDABD a ALDRIcHs
XOAAp aa BAND, ]. ~. ALDRcH, Prompt,r.
~ = uopDAfD, ist fiolln. W, h. hJBBs. Ciaronet
% W. ALDhich, ~ -. Powers, Cornet Piston
b. X. DELAND, Double Bass.
ENGAGEMENTS may be made by NJ p GDldard Mnburv
st., l. Hobbs, 8 Goddard st. D. NJ Aldri h V'ns a.
or N. Del nd, at Loring Brothers.. Musical Head
QlaTIers, 2O3 Main 81.
me above Band, thankful for past fayors solicit
continuance Of publ patronage.
s25 dtf
How TO Make Money, mnd how TO Usr ia,
LIFE, LETTERS, AND CORRESPONDENTS on
AMOS LAW RENEE.
WIN Elegant sieui Engraving IT Amos and Abbott Lar.
rehee kenis wLitei to canvass the country. Also
large lot OF 10 Ks just received rom the trtde sal D
suitable ir Public and Family Libraries flr caus ass.
cfs and viii be sold ~ greatly reduced prices
N HERYbY Co.
olo du w Mhin 81, Worcester.
Wan. Brows. UpHOLsTEKkR, mas removed fr.r,
$50 Main street, to Rooms No. 3 a 4WARKEN n All
te"is "'''' -- JOIN myl7
Dr. henry sargent giyes special attention 10
pssasss u TOO bSo oaec No. II Worcester Bank Block
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How 20 Mahe Nloney, and low % u "a.

Wan. Brow a.. UpHOLsTEkkR mas renioy,a mn,
$50 Main stfcel, to Rooms No. 3 4WAKRFN n All
Pearl street. dom ,,.isN
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The lecture last evening, BY that distinguished
champion OF Freedom. Joshua r. Giddings- BE-
fore the City Anti-SlaveEy Society. At the City
Hall, was one Of the best entertainments to
which cur citizens have been invited this season.
Bis striking illustrations Of the departure Of our
government from the policy OF its founders. and
his scaihing criticisms upon the doughfsce poll
tieians who have brought our country to its pres
ent state Of humiliating subserviency TO the be.
hests Of slavery. dew fsrth the most uubonnded
applause.
He commenced With a statement Of the high
and holy sentiments Of freedom. the inalienable
righto every man to lfe liberty, and the pursuit
Of happiness, for the promotion Of which our
fathers pledged their lives, fortunes. and sacred
honors, a. the formation of the eonfederacy, and
went through with a comparison Of them with the
degenerate practices Of their successors in power
and influence.
His lecture was interspersed with lively anec-
dotes aud puagent Comments and occupied an
hour and a half in the delivery. and enchanted the
closest attention Of hs large audience to the last
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17

No Pine st Cnst0n, Eth Dsc.. 1850
SETH W. FOWLE & CO., rs WASHINGTON st Boston.
Propristors. sold ly their aceuts everywhere.
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Nfm advertisements.

CARRIER NANTED.-Apply al his once.
A ADDR ESs on the DUTIES OF YOUNG
IA MEN, will be delivered in the
City Hall. on Sunday EeYening.
Nov. 49, ty Rev. CHARLES SPEAR, editor Of the PR,s
oNgRs FRlgso Boston, at o'clock Some conversauons
with criminal under sentence Of Death wilt be given show
ing he causes Of crime. The Lecture viii be ffee
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-17

For sale in Worcester by D. Scott, NJ B Green. 8.
White Co., @. A Harrington & Co.. +. h Marsh b D
Wetherbee, Caldwell q Hi, Bush & Co., james Green
L. Lazel, sbley i Scott; Clappyille George Rober
Soutkbridge. A. T. Ammdon div III
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L thought 10 myself; hut hels nv ro..o
,"Sed sHiiiasiy, and attended Nv LsIy -
her carriage
Lady tSicf Number Three wa. n p,,vs,.-
ut some three score at les<t, who csrne - a.
ulsE intervals. gaJ toRgai er,tty .-...-.-. h =
a ways stOic g u.gch : shn G Al Tw
difficult ca;e, -4.d hardly kaew hg.- =. deal
With it. She wore a large poctet 70 captsi,,
TIC Plunder, and was Constantly I-y,p.ns
something into il. If / taxed ber wir1 heft'
L should lose her custc'n, and that os coa-
peca2n, which was large and of high las
c"nio nos peIsrade her that she -,lur ler, A
unCohseiously; she was too wide aws te for
.aae. 4 hai ,rioos thoughts of keep.ng q
professional pickpScket on the nrar,;ts 10
rescue nay own property from her g,ipc ont
tt~Isd The remedy might pSTe worse "a a the
direasC one resoLlc9 FEC. sined iray.
pretty accurate accJunt of sli q 81 y : baI
purlo'ned during the elk lnon.hs' ,,.r- ma "a
sac had Oesto"ei upon me. saa ~ ga Va ,de
t'hsr account a. the emu " the .zon, I ST.
down each article ~ is frebss On @. lhs old
lady sent her steward T. setsls tsa s.s,sn, ?,
~ , she mSsats no O.yecti0s,; hu. she rsxer
again entered my shop. --.
shall not g on with tho catal0zuc. Lalv
thieves arc no rarities, and peed Of b q :.
scrl5cd Individually. ThIrty.fve ye,.E ,-a,-
tice as working shOpkeeper has tSu.l.. ne
1ue sAtes' mode o' managing theui. asi. that
x AZ
and CONSTANT source Of pecuniary Ios- Wheu
they make their appearance in nv shls, =.
according 70 circumstances. II IL A. 4 young
gIrl, new to the trade, / sometimes brin, .,orns
Inc theft TO her, and talk 10 her serior,sNy aad
II she exhibits signs Of shame aad peni-eU a
let her go. If think proper. / som lin $
send for her parents, and lay the matte b :
tore them; but this is not always safe Iaath >
since IN more than one instance the n ,ts.r
has induced the child to deny .he thsft fer
she had confessed it In the presencs o; W.
nesses, and with all the evidences of ,he o-ima
complete. On one or two CO. asioas 7 nav
made the thief, when she lad IA J..ev ia har
purse, pay for the stolen ar;isleg aa ke n
them; but far more frequently have Aii,w.i
them to walk of with the plur te-. ~ sqys th-.
bother and expense Of a dist1rban,e. N3sl-tt p
back than yesterday morning. q new y-Et led
couple came TO the shop; the hushsIa 6,u II
his young wife handsome preseD, lnl *
in the most bsrefaced, manner, stole th- fe
low TO 1t. What could I dol There ere
dozen people there. If had taken be. d,
should have driven them all away, aud per
baps had a tumult round the house all the
morning; and what a skeleton should have
set up in that poor bridegroom's house for the
rest Vi his days!
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The Company is composed CT

TTE4TY-FIVE PERFORMERS.
Or the nvst talented that can be had either in Eu-
rope or America. namclv:
Madame Camilla Gardner, the paTisian Eques-
trienne; Madame Wood. the great English Eques-
lrienne; Mons Paul zane, from the French and
German Theatr : Signor BIitz, tie Italian Ju =
Ter; l.. Derious, the American :, one Rider; r
IL 'ers, the Uurvalled Prir.ciIsI Act Rider; Z
Woods the great ronch Scenic RidCf Maste
George DeriOH>. ne Wonderful Hurdle Rider
Mr.. Geo. Slom4i the Acrobatic and G,-Jnnastir
Performer; Master Charles Rivers General X ider
and the greatest Tumbler in the world; Moucha-
cnoW Pedro, the youthful boy of many forms
nons. GerCIne, the Sampson Of The World Mons
la Eorde, Z. Lewis, t. Rivers, T Nambe
BuG.c, -. Hague, K. Thompson, y. Springer and
numerous eUNiiaries.
sic. ANTONIO CAPELENO, who has JUS;
arrived from Russia having been engaged at an
enormous expense viii make his first appearance
in america with his
GREAT RUSSIAN BEARS.
These wonderful animal performances through
out France and Russia have astonished every be-
holder. For ful particulars of their performances
see the bills.
Messrs. x. Rivers and L. Derious beg leave TO
announce that they have brought from Russia and
France some entire performers. Also, new
comic afterpieces, never before performed in this
country. This mammoth concern comprises
One Hundred and Ninety Lien and Horses.
The gorgeous procession will enter town or city
every morning at 10 O'Clock, led by Mr.. Withers'
New York Brass and Pandean Band.
Doors open al 2 in the afternoon and at : In the
Tickets 25 cents No half price.
jy2O-lot c. w. FGLLER, Agent.
II The above Company will exhibit at
ALEXANDRIA,
on THURSDAY, the 26th, and FRIDAY, the
GE0RGETOwN,
on FRIDAY, the Sd Of August.
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SEARCH FOR WIVES.

Where do men usually discover the women
who afterwards bscome their wives is a cues
tion we have occasionally heard discussed and
the custom has invariably become of yalue 10
young lazy readers. Chance has mu.h 70 do
In the affair; but then thcrc arc important
governing circumstances. Ii i, eerteiG that
few men make selection from ball-rOsuns or
any other place OF public gayety; and nearly
as few are Influenced by what N " DC called
showing of ia :ae street, cr by any allure
ments OF dress. Our conviction is, tnst ninety
nike hurdredtas Of all the hnety with watch
women decorate or lead their persons 90 for
nothing, as far as husband cat hing Is con-
cerned. Where and now, then, DO men End
thelr wives In the quiet homes Of their pa
rents or gua-1ians-at the iEcside, where The
domestic graces and feelings are alone demon
strated. These are the charms which most
surely attract tho high as well rs the humble
Against these all the hnery and airs in the
world sink into insignifcauoe. We shall Illus
trato taIs by an anecdote, which, though not
new. W.l not be the worse for being again
told - In the year l775, Peter Barrell, ESQ
Of Beokenham, in Kent, whose bealth was
rlnii Y declining, was sjvised by his = lysi-
c;ans TO SO to Spa far the recovery 81 his
ncalth. His daughters feared that those VINO
had only motives entirely mercenary would
not pay him that attention which be Inirh, ex-
Pect from those who, from duty and affection
united, would feel the greatest pleasure in
mGistering to his ease ana comfort; lnev
therefore resolved to accompany him. They
prcved that IL was not spirit Of dissipation
a.l.i Sayety that led them 70 Spa, for they we're
not 10 be seen In any Of the fasLionab'a cir
cles-they were never out Of their tat.sr's
company, and never stirred from aomo ex ept
to attend him either 20 take the air or drink
the waters-iu a word, they lived a mos: re-
cluse life In the midst Of town then the re-
sort Of the most illustrious and fashionable
persOnagee of Europe. This exemplary ai;eu-
tlon to their father procured these three amis-
bic sisters the admiration Of oil the English at
Spa, and was the cause of their elevation 70
that rank in life 10 which their merits gave
them SO just title. They all were married 70
nOblemen-one TO the Earl OF Beverley-an-
other to the Duke Of Hamilton, and Afterwards
To the Marquis of Exot7r-snd a third u the
Duke Of Northumberland aud il i. justice To
them tc say that they reflected honor o. their
rank, rather than d rived any from H."