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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-09
LOCAL NEWS

The GyMNAsIUM.-The opening of this estab
lishment, which we trust is long to continue as
Zone of the instructions of Worcester" was
celebrated on Wednesday evening, by appropriate
exercises and festivities.
Rev. Mr.. Mason made the opening address, al
luding to the importance of physical educauon'
and to the appreciation of athletic exercises by the
ancients Most of the subscribers, and many in
vited guests were present with their wives and
sweethearts, and they witnessed with much APP
parent satisfaction the gymnastic performances of
Professors Bailey and Molleneaux, and their
pupils.
Goddard and Aldrich's Band enlivened the com.
pany with excellent music, to which the merry
dances kept excellent time. Refreshments were
served in the ante-roonl, and the occasion passed
off to the satisfaction OF all present The Gym
nasium is now open for the public, and we doubt
not that it viii become fayorte resort for those
who believe that innocent diversions are not re-
prehensible, ard are one Of the best means for
promoting mental vigor and bodily health,
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nor,,.. ,.. DIR, STEARNS,
Dehllst, has removed his Office And rssji =.
nutureet, Worcester. 0'iuehce to No. Wa
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ol SAFE and vii keep hand through the
assortment of LIME than can be- bengb season
ter '''i Nolnent and Calcine Plas
Worcester, March IS, 1854 ar
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,rro,, G. X, WErHERFTT
A. ATTORNEY AND C0CNsELL0R 40
NO. 4 FLAGG's BLOCK. 0h NJ Az LAW.
do a., Worcester, Mass
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FuRs-Wewoald remind those ladies in the city and
country who ae in pursuit Of FurS call at PARTS, No.
EOS Main ST., Worcester.
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GEORGE SW Ar

NJ 81 1,aaT3,o C,NEY & COUNSELLOR At LAY
my30 '''''"Vieesler MaSs
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~ q, o. Blake will give instruc,h,,, q. H.. -.
emaes ~ IN ~ ,pS hhcen and Modern Languages Nath
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MRS. y, A.. BOsNI ORTu
FASHION ABLE DRESS-M
w, I't"Dury street, .......,......... Worcesie.
y%A DIFF 9'SA
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r,,,, OR
LIFE, LETTERS AND CORRESPONDENTS oF
A MOS LA w 8LNSrE,

With Elegant Steel Engravines Of Amos and Abbott
renee AGENTS wanted to canvass the country Also
large lot Of DO ks just received from The trde
sul'ane iof Public and Family Libraries for canvasB
ers, and will be sold at greatly reduced prices
N. HERYBY Il Co.
olo du 2O7 Main ST Wore
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The ssase Election Returns.

The following table completes the list of re-
turns from every town in the State, additional to
,-ostsr5au
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mus, - Goodwin, an experienced ana s,,,.o..
moNe holds herself readiness dny ma %iu success
''' "u'ies Oh her profession. Residence, is Austin
oct21 =" Auotiu
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Iy. GHss uwSnied iInme tlinte-
OHAs' w. FREELAND, A Co
sl1 Union Block, 1903 Main street
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sue ana to et Aeodeonb taken in eSebSns on nand for
ns d,s TAYLOR FAltLEYis
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stree, 'nnnns,,s D.nguerreotype " oonns, 1888 Main
leo VPPO'"e AmerloanT Temperance House. Il
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HENRY @. PTCE

w. an -, 80. n d HOWE.
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DRAPER 3 CI..nr

Ay, 14' Vs1 u RICE
M H R.,0,a. ana Counsellor at Lao,
Wv DIFF ~''eAi @udsb.
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Wnrcnn,nn g..

ps,ds,.. Henry sargent gives special atter,,o, .
%so Ut ue rye Office No II Worcester Barb pi, 70
"g-V DIFF MIN N'oVk'
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Amman, w. A. W ILLIAMS.
AFToRNEY AND COUNSEfT11, 49,
m No'2 Central Exchange, Worcester, Mass, In"
- div
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WnntOd-lnmcdiateiS--s lily NJ Fish, or.,,,,.
VuaJ utt A, l.. WARE
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MoNNr6 @rces'er shuttle Company.
COTT0S GNn ana Dealers in all kinds Of
900 s,s NeW worcester, Masg
'N RICHARDSON A. suI,pr
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Politics are ChrOnics-Eyery politician should
Dr. q ugh's Columbian Pills faithfully for these are
the only Pills that claim t. make people good looking and
smart. Slow and bilious looking fellows cannot e
pet to come in this year, so call D. Scott or G. R.
Spur, and GET 5 boxes for 81 CO. o18 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-09

Dr. tou2h's Column bIan PiiIg-A sure
cure pain in tie side headache sicK headache eos
tveness, gies, nervousness and all bilious deraneeme ts
These Pills cure with less cost of money and loss IF time
than any medium ever dcovered and there is no nau.
sea, or gripping, attending their u.e Every family in
Worcester should have dozen boxes in he house touse
family medicine for these Pills if used faithfully
viii break up any fever if used early AID a The best
thing ,or cold any perstn ever tried Sold ~ D. Scat
g. r. Spur, J. Green and others diff ol9
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How to Make Money. and how TO Use il

Clark's Block corner of Main ar 1ebat,;
259 Main street. d2mSws,n 1Nl''A-i0 ''i 81
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-26
MEDICINES,
CtvTER's sPAyIsH MIXTURE.
WHB GREAT PuHFlsa e the BLOOD

fIAttE GRGAf fUhIf ZEN u TIE bbooD
Nor q pariele Of hcrcHrg N u.
AN lNrsLLIsLE RgNEpr Tor ScrotHn, Kings Evil
Rheunsfisel Obstinate Cetaneoas Brlttiens, PIN
pie. or Pu>tples re Face, Bl"tche- Satt=, Sfahh
Sors Ewes, Ring Worm Veter Seae Head, En-
larsrnent % Pam fthe Borrs 81 Joints, Stahhpri
Ulcets Svpllitic 1is rder-. Lumnagn, Spinal Gnn
plants. AL Diseases arising from ialudieiaa
Of Metcsry, I,nptadenee in Life or lmputiy q
the Blood.
Tbi4 v,iuahle Medicine. which hes beeoas eelehnle.
o. the nurre Of extraordinary effected tHr1ugi
is agency has induced the prop otors at ta urgent
quest their friends offer II To The public. hff Tie,
do with the utmost confidence in its virtue al wan
.erfu curative pro critics. he following erft aeate.
selec'ed tom large number. hosesaf. -tronzoi
testi upny thai The Wuri Of the yr'fflrors nd
are all from gentlemen vel kno IN Ihr localities
and of the highesf reareo st. man ot them residing
~ the shy OF Richmond. "a.
+. BOYnEN Ese at the ESc.1nge Hotel. Rel
sopi, knoaR every whefet shh H' Hat IN the st'''i
me Gated Curriers' Saanish N,Ntlrc administered u
aver lu ,drcd cuses. IN nearly al az" sea-'s ipf VII
is recommended with the m4s astonishing s'ad re
tHlt. Ne says. it l. the H''st es1 'rta'Y meaiee Ia
has ever seen.
Tor three wears had Ague aud fc,er ct Of The MI o
tent description had several Fy Sic an. tnok Hra'
,Irantes OF @ mine. Mercury. Md believe al Tn
fonics advertised hut al without any PERMANENT "a
lief AT last trie Cnref's ,Srani>h Mixture. ~
bottles Of which efectus ly cured and am haPp'
to =, have had neher Chills or Fever since con
sder the beet Tonic IN the world and The only nea
cine that reached M case. JOHN LoN9pEN.
Beaver Dam, near Richmond. Va
C. -. Luck E.o nov. in Richmond, mud for ngay
wear. in the Post Chce. has such conf "ucc IN the
ionj.' hcacy of Carter Spanish Mixture. tn Ia,
A. i1eh upward. at al battles which h. In r.Hef
issv 'ot gaiirted Mr. Luck says he has never hn,ot
10 IA ~her tsNeH according 10 direction
Dr. Il nsr. a prncii-ing Phv.irian. nod formerly 81
the " llaiel the rts a, Richmond avs 1ehfs"it
nes~el in number Of in.t1nre- Nc Elects 1hfitt
Spani-n Mixture which were mas' uuy surprising. liz
in gns 10 ut
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Bonsack's WoOieu Factory
ROANOKE COUNTY, VEatsENY

FEANlNG rebuilt and supplied my estaha, .r'
Wiz tho lftest improved Machinery fal .ir,.
turing Wool nunouncrp my old customers. All the
public generally, that am again prepared IN rpri
into Rob- sIan into Yarn wrGye int James Lia,ey.
BLok,ts. Nc, upan The follow jn' terms:
CARING Mol luto Rois 81 cents par b. C.-..j.,
and ) min from NJ. 10 rlt- u the rauu8 "a
ter h. for each finer number ua y ls .rat
per pound aajed. La, every higher aurl er ono cen ,l
10, I'd jed Mteufaeudnc heavy NJ 1anes - ,ra,,
p' yard: nufartarur heavy Negro lia.ev Is crot.
pei Vart; BI kets II c'ut1 per pauui-e .et- tr ld
ing and iorra dtng md spinning oadtriarI r.lea ou
nNei aud SaNany Wool supply 81 manufactured
goods vii be k,pt hand for sale al .Arlanee tor
Dol. Thu w nea the Railroad can deposit t,r
Wool with the RaiIfrad iseut, except Liberty DEPOSIT
with Mr.. : Hudman--L IN L'nrg with Mes Rurk,r
y Redd The work will b, returned whrH 4 i>Ac,. --
Payment vii he required upon delivery Of VII.
June li-l3n JACOB BONSACE.
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LiKE, LIFE AND MAlSINElNs =.

l. ANCE.-Lyaehburg Hose g. Fire Insuraat, Com
rGRy.
This Company males Insurance against 'oss dam.
age by Fire Dwelling Houses Stores Tobacco Facto
ties and other buildings on furniture eobls, al
merchandise generally in md country,on he
avorable terms.
Also makes insurance the lives ofa persons Ell.
joying good health and of sound constitution for the
whole duration ofhfe or for limited period.
Slaves employed in ordinary occupations, viii b,
Insured rea sonable terms
The Company viii also take marine risks from aud
my of tie No.tlern Southern Ports favourable
yates.
BOARD oP DIRECTORS.
JOHN R0BlN MCDANIEL, President
JAMES Nj. G0BBS. we Presi4snt
SAMPSON DIUGUTD. Chief Engineer
DIRECTORS.
Don 7. G. Peters, Dexter Otev
George w. Yancey, Stmrel Garland
William T. Anderson Jsscph B. Nowlin
John O. Taylor James NJ. Boyd.
JAS. o. WILLIAMS Treosr.e,
CREEDT. Wills, Sec'y.
DR.. p. n. Gilner ,,,,r.
Dr. VIM Otwey Owen. -"'A""' 6N0'''"f'A
The Medical Examination # subjects for Insurer"
will be m,de ut the office of the Company zach day
between the hours of 2 and o'clock P. NJ.
feSl
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INEKsO,s.,s.AiN y,

by la r-. tn Medicine. ,,rrywlcre sep5 "
IVEEGOMPIAsNE JAuNDIcE.pA> -
4 TcIsia Chrome Nervous Dr5lIty. Dt-easet I TIN
Kidneys, md a di=.asrs arising from IA DIzardrrcl
Liver az Sto1 Coz -ti1piiuu Inward Pds~
Fuliue.- .r Bio. .. ltad. Aciduv of far Stonar,
Nau Hcasf#al 1sssst ior Food, tullne.s or weshf
il the Stornu. h. 81 iucmtinus Sinking or fIaurrtrH
AT the PIT the uat Ia. Swimming of the Il nd llur.
ried urd dthcuii Er.athinr, tmuernr NJ the healt,
ChoHh Suhueafint Sensation. when in living pos
turc Dmuess OF Vision. Dots chs before the sight
Fever IND Dull Pain in the tea . Deficiency al Per-.
pratiun Yellowness Of the bir and Eve Pam In.
SIDE, Back, Chest imhs 1 =. Saddrn Flushes al ilepl
Burning in the Flesh Constant Imoeiniar- Evil NM
great depression Vi Spirit. can be efectnoy cured T.,
DocrER Hooft ANps CFLEBRArFp
GERMAN BlTTERS.
prepared o., DR.. {. NJ. jackson, Germar NcHiria,
Store, No 100 Arch ST.. door b"lov Sixth fhuan
Their power the above Diseases ia cA,.leI
ii equeled by any othrr preparation ia the Unite
States. the attes in r>any cese, alter s,6h
physician. ad taled.
These B tiers worthy thu attention Of lHN,iE
Posscs,uC virtues in the rr,Jdcuu, ri Ire b,s5
and lesser glands, exe,cisiug the most s're1HF a"
N weak and uhe, II rs the digestive organ, They
are vital sue cer1ain md pleasant
NIRGNiA TESTIMONY DIR !. NJ. Win, Lexington
Nn., Feb 9th So. sui3: Il am entirely oot IT III,
German Ruler.. They have become al the rag Noah
lac sells,
The Tenth Irq IN published ut Woodstnrk. IN
aaid. Jan 10Th. 1870. Il Great Mcdcine.W We INV
unlormly rcirnined if1m recommending 10 the ruht
any of the various patent medicines OF the d6F nnies7
thoroughly convinced ol tErir value. Among thus'
We Ter worthy # nuic. is the Germap Btiers, II,
cntei hy Dr.. Hn,hand mud prepare by DR. ! ,,ksuu.
r. Phulcphin. OHe instance. iuu,' ftruur. H. Who'll,
SUI erior virtues medicine -asa ben tested
as fallen under ohservali parng 10 la-f sum
mel, a ,on Of Nr Abran Ciabl, o' TIN, county. VA
cry serou-ly affected with hiver mpltnf, I'D art'
HyiHg, 1 vain, vg-prs remeiics ne released bot;h
Of the Bitter, and after using H. much soiieveo
of his dsjres- ing maady that he procuraa uher bot
lie and is restored e .tireiN tn health.
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IAN|UIF D. 1871.
Mrs,rs Dow < Co D,at Sins: axe f,.as,r,
stating tInt lue last year h.uglIt la,te -
Doves Rheumatic liniulent to US, On one of nv
.'- affected VII II eomat am, and appe ii Int once
| ulnh certninly MOI more II an twice. T. q iafr,,
much, without being entirely relieved from Is MI
however, rs to u.tead 10 ms usuuI duties ui,b e.
SOM doys lie lad h"en Detained h,u; when II.ar5 -.
informed me he Ind tnc,l vuriou rrr aratian. VIII
succ i'ap edatey handled bin tic bot ,gil6 ,I
request that he would give il far lral \ ,i.,, ,i
thereafter, WIS erued to learn from him thu h.vf
'l.r rte Linprn ding h. thc.directioH. f..,s
ayine il. hi.pIt IF N, being bed rin.a pa,
L-lpir>. companion, al hecorn- eatrelg relieved al
restored 70 her mp cprihtr duties.
70. #t.4.t,
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s4SE RECEIVED

BtSE isECEEVED--I0 ron- Peruvian Guano
~ 3no >itrs Sole Lcrthef. Philadelphia Coil Shins
and SIoe Tbrrad 5000 ia. Louisville Cotton, No. )
10 Is with genera assortment AL Groceries.
i.b5i. JOHN ROLLINS.
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AlNllIan Wd.LaI 4. N slprfll Q1HIIN, T1I s8IH
iune 22-', JOHN H. SEAY. Dugai-t.
AEEaEN RNE cetaNAC nIsANpY.
I'UEe RENT

L0NI"n oTt'T, f0II an Nl0TTN " 49, In InR1I'
d. Iu-j recciyri ty K &TABLER 4 co
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Is OFENED-CAIL.AND NEE-N pIendN Dr.
- per, Mu,las. behutf4I sun NJ ,u,in,. CIalr-.
French G,Hg.p rs Crsss selts, &c, &c. Also heau-
ii5u assortment of Pa B,rsa, 9 clors. " Il sci
I'm late great barl,ps ipe cl-a. Cal aaI supply
Yourselves. Ila, / b. Il. LEW :
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-06-14
STANDING UNDER Fire.

Extract Of letter from British superior
engineer officer, at Sebastopol, published in
the London Times:
Now, as our advanced works are with
N seven hundred yards of the main batteries
Of the place, and they keep up constant
hre on our working parties, you can imagine
how harrassing this work is sometimes. No
man, be he ever SO brave, can stand under
fire for SO long time. inactive so far as
fighting is concerned, without finding it a
great wear and tear to his nerves. The first
hour is the worst, as, after that. one gets
more used to it. The Russians treat us to
pleasing variety in the way of projectiles.
First comes the round shot of all sizes, which
rushes past you with shrek something like
railway whistle badly blown. Next comes
the grape, which flies slower and round like
large covey of strong birds flying very
swiftly. Then comes gun shell, which APP
proaches like round shot. but has the plea
sing trick of bursting when it reaches you
so that you have to run double risk, first
of the shot itself and then of the pieces
Next comes the mortar shell, which, though
really the worst of the large projectiles, !
somehow dread the least. 1t remains in the
air for nearly half a minute, and in the night
you can see it quite plainly, owing to its
bearing the fuse. 1t glances along very
gracefully. rising to great height, and
making gentle whistle every now and then
like peewit or plover, which becomes loud
er and louder till it drops. Although you
can see it all the way, ii is most difficult
thing to tell where it will fall; and none but
the oldest hands omen of whom i, is said that
they have got SO Injured to fire that cannon
ball would hop of the pit of their stomachs)
can really make good guess as to where
they will drop. What makes it worse than
a gun shot is, tina, the former, flying SO low,
retains its impetus, so that if it is once past
you before it bursts. all the pieces will con-
time 10 ny forward and you are safe where
as, as the mortar she'll is pitched as high as
it will go into the air, and then drops, the
pieces have no other impetus than VIVA, the
bursting charge gives them to fly in every
direction for a radius of upwards of two
hundred yards, and sometimes considerably
more. But my greatest horror of all, and
the deadliest foe we have, is the Russian
rife bullet. 1t is not so perfect as ours, but
as Mercutio says, 1T will do well enough
This little gentleman giyes you no warning,
but flies about all day long, and ranges one
thousand two hundred yards. At quarter
of'hat distance it will 60 through two men"
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-06-14
A MOTHERS LOVE.

Oh IT on earth there is power to bless,
All have The sweet and sacred right to prove
1t IS the bonndiess stream of tenderness,
he holy beauty of a mothers love!
Ne'er need mans bosom yield TO dark DESPAIR
While one green spot remains 10 blossom there.
Friends may sorsake, or cold!y may fo,get
Him whom iii happier days they have caressed
But one whose gracious tear so oil has wet
The cheek that made its pillow on its breast,
She never will torsake no, never! never
She loved me FIRST, and she will love forever.
In good or i'll, in glory or in shame,
No change, my maiher, could there be in thee
Thou SUI wouid's, know me only by The name
So OIL I've heard thee whisper ienderly
She binds meio the h nue., tire hallowed scene
Where all ~ sweeiest, purest joys have been.
Where are the visions of my early years?
OF all the rainbow hues my fancy shed
SO lavishy around this vale of tears;
All, save the shadows they have !e:, are dead
a nd We, m urn them not, while may prove
The pure andiadeless sunshine of mother s love
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-06-14

MIsAPpREHESsioN We recol.ect once
being much amused at the relation Of the
following anecdote, from the lips Of a very
amiable, and wi,hal modest widow lady
Of New Jersey: Soon after her husband
paid the debt Of nature, leaving her sole le-
gatee,a claim was brought against the estate
by his brother. and process was served
upon her BY the sheriff Of the county who
happened % be widower, Of middle age.
Being arsised, AT that time. TO the forms of
law, though in the protracsed law suit which
followed, she had ample opportunity Of ac-
qulrtng experience. she WINS much alarmed,
and meeting just after the departure Of the
sheriff, with female friend. she exclaimed,
with much agitation, . What do YOU think /
Sheriff pcrine has heen after me - swell. !.
said the considemte lady. with perfec, cool.
ness, !. he is . very 6nc maa.s !. But he
says he has an attachment for me" replied
the widow. Well, have long suspected
he was attached to you, my Jear. 8. But
- don't understandable says mnst GO 10
q HI" .Oh. that's quite anothsF ~ffair.
my child don't you 90 20 far aSgI1at; tits
his placs 70 como and court You.
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II arp glad to say he did not livefo tell
which-bruin dropped the dog from his en-
brace and made plunge at his new enemy.

II arp glad to say he did not liveto tell
which-bruin dropped the dog from his EN-
brace and made plunge at his new enemy.
A few seconds before this, the hunter whose
rifle had wounded the bear having outr. n his
fellows, emerged from the thicket a few
rods from the scene of action. AT glance
he saw Bascom's danger-threw down his
gun as he flew towards the spot with the
speed that terror imparts, and drew from his
sheath his long hunting knife. As the bear
made plunge that must have brought the
preacher fully within his power, two Of the
dogs seized him behind, and broke the force
Of the movement, but yet he caught the leg
Of Bascom's pantaloons in his teeth and in
spite of the efforts Of the true and faithful
dogs, he would have drawn him within the
grasp Of his killing embraces, but at this per-
ilous juncture the hunter plunged his long
keen blade to the very hit into tire heart Of
the furious beast, and with groan he sank
dead, still holding the preachers pantaloons
between his clenched teeth.
The rest of the company came up-the
adventure was talked over-comments were
pleasantly made on the preachers feetness
and courage-the bear was dragged back to
thesmeeting place, skinned and hung up
the congregation collected in the house, and
the new made young bear.6ghter preached
with uncommon life. An uncommonly in
teresting class-meeting followed, and large
portion OF the company dined together that
day on the meat of the ''preacher's bear"
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-06-14

WELSH TRrADs.-There are three things
that never become rusty-ihe money OF the
benevolent, the shoes of ID. butchers horse,
anda woman's tongue.
Three things not easily done--to allay
thirst with fire, to dry wet with water, Il
please all in everything that is done.
Three things that are as good as the best
brown bread in famine, well water in thirst
and grey coat in cold.
Three things as good as their better-diyty
water 10 extinguish FIRE, homely wife to .
blind man, and a wooden sword to a coward
Three warnings from the grave. thot
knowest what was thou seest what am
remember what thou art 10 be-
Three things of short continuation
lady's love, chip FIRE, and a break's iooj
Three things that ought never y be from
home-the cat, the chimney. andihe house
wife.
Three things in the peaccck-the garb o
an angel, the walk Of thief, and the soics
Of the devil.
Three things il is nnwise TO boast of--ths
favor Of Thy ale. the beauty Of thy wife, and
the contents Of thy purse.
Three miseries of mans house "a smo
ky chimney. a dripping roof, and scoldins
wife.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-06-14

You've MEN.-The too common opin ion
of mankind is, that young men don't amou Mt
to much-just as though i; We're necessary
to get bent back, white locks, furowed
brows and shrunken legs in order to he good
great, wise, useful, of any sort of conse-
quence whatever in any department of life.
People forget that il is effort, energy. indus
try, thrown into effective, useful and proii-
tic channels which produces results, gathers
wisdom, experience and all that. Thus there
are young men al twenty-five who know
more, have better judgment upon life and its
phases, are wiser in every respect than 9TH
ers at seventy five. One of the most elo-
quen, and profound elergymen in Boston is
bu, twenty-eight-as youthful in appear
ance as in years. the material of most Of
our large cities is composed very consider
ably Of young men. Such are depended
upon. To suppose sagaciiy, ability, pro-
fundity can only come OF hollow cheeks.
relaxing muscles, trembling nerves, and
the other life-losing ct ceteras, is one OF
those mistakes often made, but which facts
refute.