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Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-08
[ NUMBER 30.

"CAs YoU EAT CRow2v-Iake Mahopac
so much crowded, the past season, or rather,
the hotels in its immediate vicinity were, that
the farm houses were filled with yisitors.-.
One Of the worthy farmers residing there. it
appears, was especially worried to death by
J0re-ders. They found fault with his table
this thing was bad, and that wasn't fit to
eat.
Darn it, said old Isaac, one day. what
fuss you're making. | can eat anything
" Can you eat crow?v said one of his young
boarders
+" Yes, | kin eat crow
: Bet you hat" said his guest.
Inc bet was made, crow caught and
nicely roasted; but before serving np. they
eontriyed to season it with good dose Of
Scotch snuff
Isaac sat down to the crow He took a
good bite, and began TO chew away. "To
be sure | kin eat crow Another bite. and
an awful face Yes, kin cat crow spmpl
toms of nausea ~ kin eat crow; but Ili
be darn'd banker artcr it!p
Poor Isaac rose from the crow feast in
somewhat Of hurry and boIted towards the
back Of the housed
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-08

Juvenile LoeIc-A lad wishing TO turn a
sailor applied to the captain of vessel for
a berth. The captain, wishing to intimidate
him. handed him piece of rope, and said: If
Won want TO make good sailor, you must
make three ends to that rope L can do il,
readily replied the boy; here is one, and here
Is another--that makes two. Now, here's
the thrd'-and he threw it overheard.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-08

Want of sense renders people obstinate
while wisdom makes them firm; since that
which would be obstinacy in wrong cause be-
comes frmness in a right one TO discrimn-
ate between tie two is often exceedingly diff
hcuit,
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-08
The wigwam of Kindeo-An Indian Song.

ny D. ". c. RoBBERTs.
The iawn that trips the forest glade
Is not more light nor fair than she,
The young, the brighteyed Indian maid,
Who lights the Wigwam Of KENDEE
Not fairer docs ihe violet bloom,
Not comclier does the grapevine curl
Than far amid the forest gloom,
Wauders ihe dark eyed Indian girl.
She lights ihc wigam Of her sire,
And bavest warriors humbly WOO,
That she may cheer heb council-ire,
And ligld heir gloomy wigwam too
And happicsi he Of all his tribe,
Aud hravest Of the braves must be,
Whose heart has proved the strongest bride,
Aai robbed the wigwam Of KENpEE.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-08
OH, YEsl 1 LOVE HIM YET.
BY KATE WARD.

Supposed to be written by a wife, relative to
her husband in prison.
loved him then-'twas years ago,
When FIRST, by chance, we met;
Aud he loved me I'm sure 'tis so,
And, oh, I love him yet
And though he now hath left me here,
Forsakon and alone,
Yet he to my poor heart is dear
call him still my own.
They tell me that he's left the path
Which honest men should tread -
If so, I'm sure some villain hath
BY arts insinlous. led;
For oh be was so good and kind,
So true in purpose set
That one more honest scarce you'd dnd-
Oh, yes love him yet
They tell me he is lying now
Within prisons cell,
With none to bathe his pallid brow,
Or nurse the sick man well !;
Oh If had but wings to fly,
Beside him soon I'd set,
With him to live, or with him die,
For oh, love him yet.
How dark soeer his crimes may be,
I'd share them, each and all;
And, if the whole might rest on me,
To raise him would fall.
For he who once was free from sin,
Ills follies might regret,
Then he'd love me as love him.
Oh yes, | love him yet.
He win repent know he will
Ere time and life have passed,
And then, if here we're parted STILL
Wen meet again at last =;
Oh yes. Wen meet where sin comes not,
Who're crimes are never met,
Then sorrow past shall be forgot
Wen love each other yet.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-08

There are foEr things which it looks very
awkward for woman to do; namely: to
whistle, throw stones at COW, run foot
race or climb garden fence.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-08

A green 'un, who had never seen a steam
boat fell through the hatehway Of the Win
field Scott, and being unhurt, loudly express
cd his surprise; "Well. if the darned thing
amt hOllern
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-08

The ladies among the Esqumaux make
necklaces out OF ieicles, while their ear drops
consists OF pair Of snow balls, and a little
hook made OF brass wire. Cheap, and de-
cidedly picturesque. This may get to be the
fashion yet in Iowa, for a paper of that
State says that il is SO cold there in winter.
that they have to saw sweet oil, and split
four;h-proof brandy with hatchet.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-08

LENGTH OF DAYs-At Berlin and London,
the longest days has sixteen and half hours,
AT Stockholm and Upsal, the longest has
eighteen and a half hours At Hamburg.
Dantzic and Stettln, the longest day has sew
cnteen, and the shortest, seven. At st. Pc
tersburgh aud Tobolask, the longest las nine
teen, and the shortest, FIVE hours. At Tor
neo, III Finland, the longest day has twenty
one hours and a half. At Wanderbuss. in
Norway, the day lasts from the 2Ist Of Nav
to the 22d Of July, without interruption; and
at spitzbergan, the longest, three and half
months.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-08

EG7-A "warm mealr in New Mexico com
sists Of two crackers dipped in peppersauce.
S.laple, bat not calculated TO be popular.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-08

Circumstances alter cases. Red paint.
which Is great Improvement on the looks Of
old houses, is but an injury TO the cheeks of
young ladies.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-08

The Good Man seems to find an especial
happiness in loving and being loved by young
children In truth, the man without such
love is as much behind humanity as that 9TH
er individual whom the poet has stigmatized
as being less than man, for no other reason
than that he has not music in bis soul In
deed, it may be said that there is no music
like the voice of happy, and no beauty like
that in the face of an intelligent child.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-08

"Come rest Ia this bosom my own strick-
en- dear" as Sally Smell said when she put the
whiekey ticker between the cotton balls.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-08

An individual remarked lately, that he was
sorry the art, known to the ancicnts, of put
ting men to sleep and keeping them in that
state any length Of time without physical or
mental injury, was lost to the world, because
he wanted to go west, buy lot OF land, be
put to sleep, and after fifty years, wake up
and find himself rich.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-08

HtzzA FOR RHE MAsoNs-The Memphis
Batlct'a says, the following resolution was
passed by the GranI Lodge of Free and Ac-
cepted Masons Of Alabama.
Resotred, That the retail traffic in alcoholic
drinks is demoralizing iii its tendency, opposed
to the principles Of our Order, and therefore
inconsistent with the Masonic character.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-08

MALTEE HOUSE-BrrrE CrY.
Ina ne Undersigned has opened the above Hotel
- ana solicts share of public patronage
R,,.. o MALTEE CHIEF.
quite City, Nov. 9th. sm.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-08
LcANo COUNTY, CAL SATURDAY MORNING MARCH 1856

MsS MORE Polite THAN WoMEN.--A Gin
cianati editor says that men are more polite
than women, and proceeds to prove ii
in this wise:-" Not long since We had
occasion to ride short distance In one
of our city omnibuses. 1t was after dark,
and the omnibus started Oh nearly filed with
men. Soon it stopped, and woman opened
the door. Instantly there was q move among
the men; they crowded together, and scat
was furnished the lady. After proceeding
square or two further, another lady wished
to get in; an additional squeeze was made,
and she was accommodated with seat A
similar application was again soon made, and
a gentleman instantly gave up his seat, and
got on top Another soon followed, and an
other gentleman did likewise Repeated in
stances Ike this occurred, and the gentlemen
by crowaing together, holding market baskets
and children, accommodated every lady APP
plieant, till we counted inside-meu, women,
and children nearly twenty persons. Then
the number began to diminish; men and child
rem got oat, and the omnibus was dccenty
filed with women, there being only two men
inside, and they at the further end, completely
blocked in by market baskets. And now
woman opened the door; not lady inside
stirred. Can ! have a seatY modestly asked
the applicant. Il should like to see where
you'd sit,' said ore lady Don't you see this
bus is FULL said another You can stand
sneeringly said third Il can walk said
the spunky applicant, and slamming the
door, off she walked Now, had the omni-
bus been as full Of men as it was of women,
that lady would have been furnished a seat
without murmur. But it is not only in the
omnibus that men show their superior polite
ness over women. Ina rainy day, if we meet
two men abreast on a crossing, one instantly
steps behind the other and gives you pass
way. But if you meet two ladies, ten chances
to one, but you will have to step into the
mud. In crowded church, men viii squeeze
together to accommodate another man; but
ladies will spread themselves ont, so that
three or four will fll pew, and not an inch
viii they move to accommodate one Of their
own sex. So in railroad ears. and other pla-
ces where men and women congregate, and
where the true native disposition is instinc-
lively shown We state these as general
eases. There are exceptions, Of course, but
we wish merely to draw attention to the gen.
eral facts, that while mans rudeness to a
woman is so rare as to attract notice when it
occurs, the rudeness Of woman towards a
man, or towards another woman, is so com
moa as to be considered a matter Of course.
II, among other 'Woman's Right, which some
ladies are now striving to obtain, they will
ingraft the right to be always courteou.
and polite to each other, we men will takt
care of ourselves and them, too-God bles.
'cm. With all their faults, we love then
STILL"
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-08

=" HARD SHELL BArTIsrs. 1T is pretty
generally known (says the Couricr) that
Elizm Wright is at the head of large fam
lily OF children. While walking with them
upon Boston Common, the other day, gem
tlemaa stepped up and accosted Mr. Wright
Sir, what Sunday School is this that fol-
lows your Mr. Wright laughed, and then
replied, the Hard Shell Baptists.o
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-08

The tear of loving girl, says Meser.
from the German, is ike the dew-drop on the
rose but that on the cheek Of q wife is a
drop of poison to her hasbbnd. Appear
cheerful and contented, and your husband
viii be so; and when you have made him
happy you viii become 10, not in appearance,
but in reality. The skill required is not so
great. Nothing Aatters a man SO much as
the happiness OF his wife; he is always proud
Of himself as the source Of it.
Herein is contained my happiness; my
husband IS my best companion, my sweet
children are my jewels, my house Is my home,
and no earthly pleasure excels that Of con-
sidering it domestic happiness center of
attraction tony family, 50 that they are no
where else happy; place, too, of welcome
and grateful reception to the stranger.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-08

The day before your wedding viii proLa.
bly, be the longest day Of your life.
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Statutes of 1851

wv 10y dsl Eh has the copy belonging to the un-
,hs :, u.I.lgned viii confer favor BY returning
r,v !, TFEEe ; Johnson.
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Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-08

Supposed to be written by wife, relative TO
her husband in prison.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-23

In this city, July a. Laura j., daughter Of Benjamin
+ Gleason aged 10 years and months.
Funeral this afternoon at O'Clock, at their residence
on Ararat Street. Relatives and friends invited to
attend.
In this city, July 10, Mary L., daughter Of Smith
Greene, aged 10 years and monthsi 10Th, Mary n ,
daughter Of David H. Bates, aged years and months
22d, Anna O.. daughter Of VIM. II. Gleason, aged year
and months.
In sturbrdge July H. Everett only child Of Ohauncey
and Mary Brown aged year and II months.
In Rutland, July 10, Of consumption Alkaline, wife Of
Edwin Read OF Boston, aged 80.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-23
ReaI Estate.

- VALUABLE DOUBLE HOUSE
H9;i FOR SALE-0n Liberty Street, No. 49, contain
.sA.ing rooms with good closets and convenences in
each tenementi will be sold at bargain; payment easy
For further particulars inquire OF E B. LAMsUN CO.
Nos sc u 65 Main Ut. jV22 diff
49, FOR SALEOR EXCHANGE FOR
EA,.i OTHER PR0PERrY-The interest (above the
.lA1s MOI tgage) for the place the corner of Mason
and Pleasant SITS. valuable location for business A
pleasant Tenement, good water and everything CONVEX
lent. VIII be sold low. For further particulars inquire
of A. THAlEk at store Pleasant St. jy29 d6t&w2t
- VALUABLE NEW HOUSE FOR
HI! SALE, AT THE NORTH END.-The subscriber
az will sell at bargain, and favorable terms the
eligible and pleasantly ,cqted New House. situated on
the beautiful eminence formerly part of the DR. Robinson
estate, on au Street, adjoining the splendid garden Of
Henry Gouling. Esq. The House is just completed is
built in the most thorough manner containing finished
rooms, handsomely papered and painted well supplied
with closet room, pazza in front the side win
dows weighted, and many other advantages not euner-
a'e1, the owner having spared pains in making il
first class house. The lot contains about 5000 square
feet of elevated land, commanding tine of the city
and is less than $50 feet from Main Street This is alto
gether an unusually fin location and worthy the atten
ton of purchasers This property needs be seen to be
appreciated For admission the premises aud further
particulars, inquire of E. W. VAIL, 100 Main Street.
opposite the Post Oifce iyl7 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-23

OnseHseA OF inc lhfONt and Lum Rss-h.
D[LLENBAOK having removed to No. Cembri Ice st
near the Revere House, continues as usual 20 devot
himself exclusively to the examination and treatment
all diseases of the respiratory organs Consumption, Bron
chtis Asthma and Catarrh His mode of practice con-
sists in inhaing breathing the remedies reduced into
state of vapor from suitable apparatus constructed for
that purpose combined with such constitutional
and local applications the exgeneies of the may
seem to Indicate For the of his treatment the
doctor refers persons of the highest character and posi-
ton in this city and elsewhere many of whom have been
cured and completely restored health when abandoned
by the ordinary modes OF practice Persons at distance
wishing to avail themselves of my system of practice by
giving full statement of their in writing have the
appropriate remedies with inhalants and all necessary di
rectons for use sent to them by express.
NJ B. In order that the public may not be mised by the
misrepresentation ignorant pretenders would say
have branch office, and that there physician in
Boston practising medicine who has has had
any connection with me any right tn my name. Be-
ware Of any who make such an announcement.
H. P. DILLENBACK, M. D.,
Physician for Diseases of the Lungs,
iaIO ulV No q
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-23

Dealer in NEW AND SECOND. HAND FURNITURE.
CrOckery Glass Ware
Stoves, Carpets, and all kinds of House Furnishing
Goods.
NJ B-Cash paid for Secondhand Furniture at 232
Main street, by j. L. HOOD.
mch1S div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-23

FrOsrs Patent Blind Fn.,Du
The subscriber has recently purchased tbe soe b,
70 manufacture and sell, throughout the United States
Fr0sfS Patent Blind Fastener which Is a dec ded i'm
provement for convenience, durability and cheapnesa
anything before invented in this line He h
prepared to furnish the same wholesale or retail M
No. 1913 Main St. up stairs, where a sample may be seen
my23 diff AL0NzO EATON
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Wornes1er Hrdrnnnthio Ina1

WOrcester HydfOputhIc Institution
on Arch and Fountain sts., Worcester, Mass. The
proprletors Of this Institution aim to make II a COM
iorta bic home for nvads at all seasons The location
the city. - ~ F''' "
me medical department is conducted by DIR g. RooERe
and has never been limited to the exclusive use of water
snose cases which seemed to require other treatment
n. Y. ROGERS, SUPERINTENDENT
Out-door practice attendedto. Office hours 2to 4PM
auzI dNwtf
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90 Get.

ENoR SALE AND TO LET Two large
rooms over Willard Wards carpenter shop Burn
side place, souhbridge ST. There is connected with the
rooms Horse Power, Machine Saws, Matching Machine
and other machinery for making boxes any J0bbng
where power is wanted which the subscriber will sell on
the most reasonable terms For further particulars in
quire of A. EATON 2}3 Main Street Worcester or IL
diff diff
Air. FOR SALE OR TO RENT.-A neat
#iiis ana convenient Cottage containing nine rooms,
I'LL with large garden, excellent water barn and
other conyeniences The whole in good repair, having
oeen newly papered, and painted outside and in 1t ii
De sod on long credit OK leased to good tenant pos
session given Immediately Apply at this office for fur
Their particulars. iy1S DIFF
VHNO RE&Ts-A Room in second story apply o
Il LoTHROP X AMEs No. IS Mechanic Street.
July 10, 1856 If.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-23

Wholesale Manufacturer OF
AIDES, 1tSsBS', & CHILDREN'S BOOTS l. SHOES
both sewed and Pegged. Also, Mems and Boys
CONGRESS BOOTS.
Corner of Union Market sreetsa few steps East of the
Exchange Hotel, Worcester, Mass.
apl7 div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-23

o I STER AND EATING HOUSE,
American House Block.
0orher OF Main and Foster Streets,
WORCESTER. MASS.
2, SPURR lap26d3ml r T
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-23
:, II e EEe ese House.

E-EsI5s NEWPORT, r. [.
i1EEaE Those who contemplate the passing of the sui
EEe@AAtry season at Newport, Informed that the
Belle Hotel OF this place opened for the reception
of company on the "a of June.
The house has undergone thorough renovation; ex.
tensve accommodations have been added and e cana.
cous and truly beautiful new Dining Hall has been con-
structed plan to ensure the thorough ventila
ton 1h9 house is refurnshed with entirely new fni-
ture The bedsteads, the mattresses the bed linen and
in fact all matters appeaning thereunto all new and
fresh, never having been used. f. B. PECKH AN,
July IL, 1906 dawtf Proprietor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-23

Slate for ROOfs.-The subscriber is prepared to
furnish Slate for Roofs of superior quality and lay it in
the pest manner, on the most satisfactory terms. Sam
pies may be seen at the yard on Grove street
ap13 DIFF JOHN BARNARD
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-23

For Sale at Cost, large lot of HERBS. ROOTS
BANKS, &c, both in crude and powdered sta e, by
Jy1o dim j. @. HILL, Apothecarv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-23

Mrs. ). Goodwin, an experienced and success
midwife holds herself in readiness, day and night 70
sttendthe duties of her profession Residence Is Austin
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Au1tions,
BY E. W. VAIL.
TNREsERVED sALE-GENTEEL
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
NNOHD 7 . Il
At Auction !

AT Auction!
Will be sold on THURSDAY next, July "a, at 10 O'Clock
g. N at the residence of EDwARD w. LINCOLN, Esq.
OGk Street. all the Furniture in said House, consisting
in part as follows
Mirror; Black Walnut Tete Tete in plush one Ma
Walnut What Not; Painted Chamber Set; Mahogany
Chairs; Sofas; Rockers Brussels Three Ply and In
grain Carpets; Black Walnut and Maple Bedsteads; Ma
hogany Bureaus; Black Walnut Dry Sink Feather Beds
Hair and Palm Leaf Mattresses; Beddiue; Stoves; one
large Refrigerator Id band China Set; Crockery;
Glass Wares Cutlery aud many other articles euum.
Grated. L. w. VAIL
Worcester, July 10, 1855 dts
- VALUABLE BAK ERY FOR
ks,iii SA LIE viii lie sold at Publ Auction. upon the
LIZ premises, on WEDNEs DAY, the twentieth day Of
August next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, certain tract Of Land
situated in Blackstone Village in the Of Bl ckone
Worcester County the s0uthery side of the Couaty
road running through said Village to Voonsocket Ri
bounded follows, viz: norhery by said County road
rods 163 LINKS, eastsry by j. Comstocks land A rods
16 links sOutherly by said Comstock's land rods l63
links, and weerIy By street running at right angles
with said county road rods 10 links, with all the priv-
leges and appurtenances thereto belonging Upon The
lot is and convenient Bake House and the Estate
is the same which consigned to by deed of Mort
gage from Tho Dermot the eighteenth day of APRIL
1854 which deed is recorded in the Registry of Deeds for
said county, Book 52S page 113 The cause of sale is
that default has been been made in payment of said note
secured by said deed of Mortgage
GEO. A. KINBALL, Mortgage with power to sell.
July II, 1856. d6t&w3t
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EAectrO"ChemfcHl Baths.-The proprietor
Of the Worcester Water Cure would announce to the pub
lie that they now have all the facilities for admnstern
these baths.
Worcester. Jan. %, 1855 jtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-23

Sparkling Soda Wafer, with the usual variety
Of choice Syrups, at D. sC0Trs, 251 MAN, corner Of
Mechanic st. my23 az
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Boots and Shoes Cheap for Cash. You
can at an times find at WIN. G00DWIN's Boot and
Shoe Store, No. IA Main Street. opposite the Post Office
Formerly Smith Brothers) Of the largest and best
assoens of Boots and Shoes that be found in the
CITY, Which ne oers at the very lowest cash ptces
beior purchasing jeI6 diff
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Health aud Stremgth.-DR. s. O RI0EARD
SONS SHERRY WINE BITTERS is the best medicine
ever used Tor Spring and Summer complaints. 1t has
been lbersly paronized than any other ever es
tahished in this country 1t is the same Richardson's
Bitters which has restored many nvaids to health
throughout the New England States for the past thirty
years.
N. b. Beware of limitations called Sherry Wine Bit
tiers. The genuine have a fac smile Of my signature
upon the outer envelope For sale by Druggists every
where and at my office, No. 81 Hanover Street. Boston
myl daW3mt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-23

Mrs. NJ. w. GeraIds, Female Physician
Mrs. g., having given special attention to the theory OF
Midwifery and united with the study about six years of
practice three of which has been this city, and without
the loss of single mother child would, with degree
of confidence still er and recommend her services to her
friends generally she considers the business belonging
exclusively to qualified females
NIB. Uterine and other Female Complaints will also
be attended in connection with DR.. Wilson's Se-penne
Importer.
Residence, SO Summer street, between Central and Ex
hange SITS. Mo diff
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On EMBROIDERIES, such as Collars, Sleeves,
Founcngs, Edgngs, Insertions make deduction OF
20 to 80 per cent on "ourn usual prices,
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Adm THAYER
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT Law.
No. 2IS Main street, Mass
my30 aW