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OF. WOOD & Co, prqprIstors, $40 Broadway, N. y,

D. j. WOOD 4 CO., Projectors, 3l2 Broadway, N Y,
and ia Market-st. IT.. Louis Missouri
o. Sold In Worcester by George r. Spur In Boston,
at wholesale by Weeks Poter retail by j. r. spaul'
ding, fremont Row. jy15 daw5m
NEW STORZI NEW GOODS!!-J. O.
~ WARREN has enlarged and fitted up in the best
manner, the store formerly occupied by WIN ARSoLD for
a Toy, Var ETY., Confectionery, Fruit Nut, Segar Soda
Beer Oyster Eating and Ice Cream Saloon ali Of which
is furuhed in the best possible manner, and at such
prices as viii ensure immediate sale Friends aud the
publia are invited to call and examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
O.I23 Main Street, Xyorcester
70 eo1tf JOSEPH a. WARREN
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BLANKETS! BLANKETS!
100 pairs Blenkets, from So to $l2 pair.
100 Bed Comforters, cheap.
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Capes and TaImos !

We have just received the new style Fall Capes and
Talmas. Please call and Look at them.
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FIanneIs! FIanneIs!
IA Bile LIN EN- s

90 pieces White, Colored, Blue Mixed and Printed
Flannels, all prices.
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N GREAT VARIETY.

sH a wis! SHA WIS!
Cashmere Long and Square Shaws,
Bay State Long and Square Shawls,
Stella shawls of every color and quality,
Misses Long and Square Shaws,
Gents and oys Travelling Shawls
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Ladies' Thread Gloves cents pair
Ladies' Thread Gloves silk tops u! and Is cents pair
Ladies' superior Thread Gloves from II cents to rs cts
Ladies' Kid Gloves, from 374 cents pair
Ladies' French Kid Gloves, from 62I cents pair
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Boston A0pertisclneltts.

'gN He FALL ASTPAIG
HAS COMMENCED At
HALL, d AM E, &; CO.'S.
10 Hanover Street, Boston.
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Bleached and Brown Damask Bleached and Brow
Table Coversi Napkins Doylies &c, &c.
Diaper, Crash, and Huckabuck Towelng.
$50 English and American Quilts
so pieces pure IRISH LINENS.
Embossed Piano and Table Coverings.
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VELVETS! VELTETS! VELVETSf
Pure Silk, Rich Lyons velvets, together with lower
grades and Heavy Silk Frnges, for Shawls Capes and
TAlmas. Lpdies' Broadcloth, all coors Heavy Mixed
Cloths, for Travel ng Capes Velvet Capes Velvet
short notice.
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NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK
-OF-
FALL AND WINTER
ID r Y G o o D S III!
OPENING THIS WEEK At THE
Q Il Y S T . r E.
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Cloak, Cape, and Dress Trimmings; Velvet Ribbons
SloVes, Hosiery, Yarns. and a general assortment o
SMALL WARES 4!
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Printed and Published BY joan MnToz EARLE, &
TBoSAs DREW a: No. 212 5aif Street Worcester Mass
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g. 10 LET.-The Tenement, Shop and Barn
%i.5 No Orange Street. suitable for one wishing to
~ carry DC he baking and confectionery business
haEiog been occupied that purpose for several years
Inquire of the subscriber on the premises
1874 dtf CHARLES W ENGLEY
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tSToH z 30 LET. rs ~ORTzs BORO.
IN large Double Building, knnwt as Hall's Store
situated in the centre OF the town Possession given i'm
medatey.
Inquire of A. ", sEAvER, near the premises. or of
Drs Ball & Fitch Il fremont Street. Boston.
tebl6 dI&S 4 wolf
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o. TO LET-On northwest corner of Edward
E8.! and Elliot Streets, Lower Tenement rent ss5
5 per year a rooms)i one Upper Tenement rent $50
283 Main st. D'
Also, one LoWer Tenement south end of Benefit
St. Rent SIS per year. mchiO dtf
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E170R SALE AND TO LET.-Two large
rooms over Willard Wards carpenter shop, Burn
side place, Sonthbrdge St. There is connected with the
rooms Horse Power, Machine Saws Matching Machine
and oth1r machinery for making boxes, or any Jobbing
where power is wanted, which the subscriber will sell on
the most reasonable terms For further particulars in
quire Of A. EATON 23 Main Street Worcester or VIII
LARD WARD and J. G. FRENCH, on the premises
diff diff
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- RENT FIR EE.-Thc subscriber will sell
I5 several good, substantial Dwelling Houses upon
s5As1ch Terms as will enable he purchaser to have
good Tenement for himself rent free. Apply to H. W.
bAhVItt VI Pleasant St au28 d3m
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0S-Purchasers will and 1t foe their advantage to OK
anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Worcester, Sept 1856 dH
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Our WOODEN DEPARTMENT is well stocked with
Cloths, Cassimeres and Doeskns, for mems and boys
wear.
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z VERY STABLE TO RENT-situated
- on Front street recently occupied by Witt & Pratt
with the vacant lot adjoining The lot will make de-
srable stand for Wood Yard Lumber Yard or any out
door business requiring considerable room in central
location.
Apply to WITT PRATT, at their Livery Stable, Fos-
ef street. ap22 diff
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-06-07

SOILS There seems to be a general
change Of tone among the Agricultural. Jour
nal. conrernin. the value OF tho scientific
analysis Of sciI~. and the application Of sre-
,ial m.nrrts 10 meet sycri4' "tnis. The soil,
in iact. cuihj o...i a. 1t is ot >anl. clay aud
iliae. in va iu1 proportions. iurniShe, but
litue food 20 I.,.- Il furnishes some fool
it is true, tut II -. 2. cce is in surNortin"
the plant in an ui:'.h Ir>'''"n. retaining
moisture. and cau>ing tie sle'av and ecoi.-
position OF vegetable matter. wnich creates
.a<e. tor the use OF the pltnt. Tn" rran1
qualities wanted in soil ar, poro>iiy. 50 TIA,
water ar! cir can I"nr'r.'" freely. and 4
prope. Vua:,.i'r of N,'rayrd 'e'efnol" matter
The Rural View York;. SAYS that "the ,vs-
TEN of special nanur',, TOR particular crops.
is probably hunEUc O: tra,i'. Water, in
proper quantities IS the ..r,at secret OF vege-
table growth Water djS-olv-> everything
IN the soil that can c,n,rbu'r 70 vegetable
growth The power o. "a er Is seen IN the
tremendous crops rrn!rr-d "n even poor soil
bv irrigation iis>.';e, this. all plant, De
rive full hal. Of 'ni .,i> ;.nce from ;hc at
mosphcre. Pior.r ..'i>;H:e, sufficient poros-
i,y. and goo! vegetable ard animal mannreS.
Of the common kind. will produce any kind
et crop. even II --lentlt. ana j, detidct 20
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Ttc CaIcN0i,idi,.

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Y \ ]; ! /. IS
-,
WORD TO TIE 'ihL;--tcoN"NY j.
NOV .he mean penn! Wis sEi pound tool
-" F'" "''"! ~ pose 20 'e
J. '"e ar' VI 'a''''a'oh yp'hr'. 70 The Aa"t
VI 'uer' anu '"e fo'e' y proiH''i'nin- cur
h.,l. piitering tcmrer Of , W.T.. !. i. >,;.,lI..
and odous ~ eyr,ymtn nr.,,... L,,, th.rc
is iud,c,o.is. ,,,;cDft ,r,-,. ell. ~,
10 connection win aua,. ri,i,.,. ,,r,.rr and
which. q, i, lru..,1. ,,,, ,,.,.,,,. ,;..-
can be rxn,ct,,, ,,ou, ,.,I,,,st.j,n;,, *,
men who La;e h.rn v.u ,lu..,,.J tar 3..,,,
d.,ois,ng douesf;, Ju,-. vilI h.,Il ,L,,, ~
hiuh rt.t,r-. i.,ar.r The. viii .... ,h,, H.,
whole allG,.s ii IT.. j., ,n2.j.. ~, Attic han
piness Of each i,u,t,c.I.,. da, AMI hour. AMI
that mu, Ii Of the ,ri,,u..,,, Of tI,o... .i..no,d
upon the utu.c,,L ,ro,:t, ii t5,>. ,.C,,ls.
which are :..a!- 90. ..,i. ,..4!, ,.,,.yt li,
Iia ElscvMln.
~,
"'' we ''"''''' =. - - i h'.'''f
XXX u's,' '' H,a' WIN NE q TO- 'n'
:,
Ze,larj ,cr,,A,,,,.,,... T-,l;I' ..,,
have va, Of thc.r owf t. Il. e,1. ,E.cnn,el.c:
The chi"f ani'',einri't 0: he :. rndle> Is tn
''"I " '''''' !''!f '''' 'l't''''
90 .ha,a .1,A,,oor v.1l! L.,, ....iy.1 ,11 ~
think it ,o-~.hc tl.a, il c,.u!. T., .uDr,.u .o.k-
"i. oi woe: aii 'yt Il Is nothing y. ~.
''o i'''.,' Ii . ''':":. = a''' TIE -. ''-
wifi Wills, H., n,, n.a'..,,... '.. ''',''
cite the symp.i,v 81 h.. company. g., II.
d'es have th' - h,''si. i '"Fn+! with ale. d
,"'''' " % "''- - - ai''' - i'"' ~ ~
,h., nv L,ot t,,w,rI ,..I ''r,',,.,, ,.,,;,
H., sa,.,:. .l...;rc ,..,,.,.,i =. 1.,;
.,
hA'i e. v l.'>' "r'N, "a til: ~.
|ifE'h'''I 81 '."'ff 'ii'. ana he';tng ABOVE
b. >hud'!'F' - Yer: WOOL hrii, va, MARIE !
- ROSY maiden under twenty. -" W.
qn''" handsome. aHd 4 E.'.'t oi lic.an /
E">'"'. |'H>r'I'
u o"'H =" H. 'h' Lfr1"'t' Htt.
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;. ,n,. =, n,i,. :; w.,
.,r,. 7, ,..'i,...j ,'.,,'.;;',.. 49,. w.,
,;.,r G,r ,.,,,..., h..,r. -, r;,,l.:.,,... .
rr.ncbm,, ,,I k.,,,n..l;,r H.,
orr ,J;n1 70. Id =. ,.,, .,,I ,.l..u
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Er:r,.,,u,, ,,,',I -, IT, E,.,,,,,'...;., ,.i;
Ink CASE - NMihtr ny NEn MN.
&C. There wa' impressive conf ar'nc,'. and
SAD trn'htl.nes'. in the McnonHnec thiri
firstly B'ar> critical judgment u;"n the
stone groups III the ro'unia Of the tIjHto' a.
W Washington. Turning: to the eastern door
way. over when there Is representation OF
the landing OF he It'grImS. hr sad. There
lncen give whit" man corn; to the north.
to the representation ot prnn' treaty. -
There ln.cn give una laniS and ~ the
west, whrr. Porahonfas is -cen saving the
life of Capt Smith. there Ins"n save nm
life :" and lastly. to the south. where the Ii-
oneer, Daniri Boon. plunge. his knit, INTO
the brcas, OF one red man, while his foot rests
on the body of another and there white
man kill Ingen.'
~
lie ! HIloSNPllf or i:bt'.- We saw
YESTERDAY says Tue ie'er''"F.h p'h'''faf'
parent ice. ahcut ton inches ,h;..s ard viii.
in the heart Of which was I,r,c freq nicely
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d'iliS )! icrt apart. Bat. a. We have said.
ni'ei !, the best, and it i. cultivated simply
a"l easily. The ground should be rich we'll
i'"tei,1e''. and s,wod about the fist Of june.
using c!git quarts OF seed 10 Tie acre--ncyrr
'r,re. Il ni'H'' excellent; fodder cured. In,
II need: more pans N onr.n9 than common
nay. being heavier. unless the farmer wait.
IL t-aie SEED. !, Should De cut when :hc
b.O> 'o;n9 l,r i.,t rloNnc.
How 10 PEvIt,r GHowlXs; CnrN. -
ls Is an important subject at It's time
Tue G5,rHe Eum,r understands th, bust
n@>s. anil in the following paragraphs. tells
n"N to make seed corn come up. how t. keep
the hens from scra: hing ~ the seed. and
now to prevent crows from pulling up TIE
pant This is what tie Fp,n,r saws:
= Thc most s'tre wav to have the seed .,.5lo,
up.' ad TO well. is first 70 manure and pre-
pare TIE ground w,ii--Il Liant good seed clean
as ii came from tn" 900. THIS never fail,
with ne: al NNia,!ors rom this tor. failed
"h'rr Il h'''"' c'rr"i"'' tn"'''
' f'''m 4. seat t'"I' h''9 d'<r" ri
bJH h'"<.-Ihe p'-, with atui. tcl!v viii
never root around the hen. with fall crop,
will not srra,, h tho pronni Therefore
when nv hens are disposed to Sc,uich. | c,T
Item TO the barn and gi'r them As much corn
- W. "''' cav ''' "",''' '"'N ""'N> S',2 I"
o.,..
" II y.rr,'i cro1c< J,>w D,."t., .o,l |
N'''''F corn i" c'ic!d hr"Tir'>' "i''"'' the!
', Ui'''' '''' ~ ~, Wv w. ~ "''' ','
corn in stry,.su, and hn, ,,.r I *, .,,r;,,',
in thi, WAY I,, ed mn ,,,,v.,vo ,l.,a,r,v.
ard how many more went ot trciinp kind G.
sex ain not ao'r to state.
=,
:, ;. >, ~,
:,
.,or ,.ra - ..,.I, s,.,,,c ~ ,,
H. yellow clover m'I ;c,,o 1u,rj,,. y ;; :.
lb. white clover IL
Rn, a. a lar,o rumLor or ,bo so.,,,. .o,,
do no, vc,c,,,e and MANY ., ,,, ,l,,,, u,;.,
come nm aie ;,;s r.r..rv - save ,,,,.l
h,,cr u,,r,iti,s than ,ro ;c,1.
and Mr. " rccon,m,n.is f,r A.. ,r. Vs.
vol cL,,.r , he u,;.o H. On, .,r J.
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MILiEI.- 50 long as we continue to have
"f!, not summers, and consequent shortnes'
IN p2.'ureieed. we must have some sort of
-'oen fodder to make up the def. Most
farmers prefer corn. but that fodder is no. as
GOOD rs allet. Wien corn is used it ,houlI
be southern corn. white or yellow, sowcl in
drills y feet apart. Bat. As We have said.
mi!ct !, the best and it i. cultivated simply
""i easily. The ground should be rich. we'll
i'"ttIile". and s,wul about the fiji t Of june.
using e'1it quarts OF seed to lie acre-ncyrr
N Il hiit': excellent fodder cured Int
It nv'os more pans IN curing than common
hay being heavier. unless the farmer wait.
t" se-uIe seed !, shvuld be cut when :hc
b.o> 'oat Az TT oiolnc.
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scatter corn ia the field tros,!,,~', wINrl. the,
feed upon and leave the seed Il | have too
much com. any .or nv lihrrali'v soak 'hc
corn IN >trvchna and hot water Last snrinr.
after scattering hall blj~he Of corn soaked
III tins way, picked up 'nrtvtwo dead crows
ard how many NOR" went oi .rciin. knI Q
sex. ain not able 70 state.
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HAY COvEP..-The y. 7. Tribune gives

HAY CovEfs.-The n Y. Tribune gives
4 ption 81 q cover for hay-cocks, which,
II not too costly. must tc admirable things
tor every farmer to keep on hand to meet the
emergencies Of sudden showers. Take a
Whole piece o! coarse cotton shee.inp. and
mai j: upon board fence Then paint it o.
YER with composition made of one gallon of
'ih5ecd o'l and two pounds of uees-wax. boil
ed together to which is added quart Of ia
pan varnl,h. Dry two DAYS and then Gu,
tie cioth into squares, and tie stones to the
corners, IN such way that they can be re
moved. in packing away for the season. -
''''c meets thrown over cock, protect i,
IRON any ram, and will save their cost in hay
sometimes by using only once.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-06-07

- N'''0W n I0'17 tI0Nl T1HV 01ET0 ~
hi u MnS.-lhe r'-. with a tui! tc!!v. viii
never root around: tn. hen. with fall cro,
viii not scratch the ground therefore,.
when nv hens are disposed to sc,ufch. | c,l
item to the barn, and niv, them As mji.h corn
a. they Wi! eat. Tor which they always SIM to
mc y !rcgry tune, and lay whole hai toll Of
cL.S
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-06-07

LlNGI I-lI,s - \ talking mt'.h lat,'v
cahe OIL At New Orleans. tur y" ,!,!.l., 4
s.ic i c"a.iuy,i ,,.ruri.u. 10 the \jv,l.
User. for thirteen hours. tie rivals i,.!.r /
Frnchman and kru'ucka IAN. the bv>tni-
ers ana iud !eS were talked to ,.,,-r, aud when
they WOKE up III I'll" no' mag. thcv toun! the
Frenrhman dead al t tic k-n,ucalan wins
perlng in h, ear.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-06-07

For sale by !. :. II. WFrxs De-~;ra Y e
FIH@HA~. st Johnshurv an " one cr mots
r,elrhant n ever town
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How 10 PEuIttT GnowiNs; tnrN. -
ms Is an important subject at It's time -
ine hr,.tte Etm,r Understands the bu,i-
ne,'. anil. in the following paragraphs, tell,
hos to make ser,! corn come up. how To- keen
the hens from scratching up the seed. and
now to prevent crows from pulling up the
=. This - wE y, y',...r.,,
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Miscellaneous.
SING ER,S
Improved Sewing Machines.

w. '" I'D Ss4oS44AVBs
TO which was granted the Highest Award Of
the Paris Exhibition, thereby receiving
the Worlds Verdict Of Superiority.
NHE IMPROVEMENTS IN THIS MA
L chine has simplifed them In many respects,
ana they arecapableo Of executing twice the amount
OF work they did formerly in any given time.
They are without question the only Machines ca.
pablo OF sewing every variety Of goods perfect; q
shirt bosom or heavy trace for harness can be
sewn by any Of these machines by simple change
Of needle and thread In such manner that the
closest scrutiny cannot detect fault.
Manufacturers, planters and families will find
them the only safe Machines to purchase as they
are built strong and durable, and not hkely to
get out Of order.
We have machines with guages attached, for
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EVENING STAR.
An OLD BALLAD.

The following eccentric ballad is somevha at
modernised from one given in the 4" Songs and
Caro's printed from Ms In Sloane Collec.
fion." 1t was written about the year l45O.
have young sister
Far beyond the seas
Many are the presents
That she sent me
She sent me cherry
Without any stone
she sent me pigeon
without any bone;
without any fhorns
she sent me briar
she oade me love my lover
And that without desire
How can cherry
Be with out stone?
How can pigeon
Be without bone,
How can briar
Be without thornA
And who e'er loved without desire
Since true love first was born
When the cherry was a blossom
Then II had no stone;
When the dove was In the egg
Then IL had no bone;
When first the briar sprouted
Never thorn IL bore;
And when maiden has her lover
Oh then she longs no mole.
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Sleep.

Come, Sleep, o Sleep, the certain knot OF peace
The batting place Of wit, the balm Of woe,
The poor mans wealth, the prisoners release,
The Indifferent Judge between the high and low.
fStdses
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double the quantity Of read
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FIFTY CENT OR DOL
LAR PU BLICATIONS
Ii treats on the PHYSIOL-
Coy OF MARR1A6 T.,
and the Secret Infrmities
and Disorder Of Youth and
Maturity, resulting from er-
cesses, which destroy the
physical and mental pow
ems. with Observations on
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