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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-10-23

GOODS At PROFIT LESS THAN COST.
bwe Appreciated The roables uh,n IN ysu
a fork 10 August iss made purchase. the
nsl goods we're selling rssryiDg ourselves
Daring the week. the senior Of cur concern Ia, h,,n
~ NE heE bok Aaetien, buynE goods
We therefore onr the public "a s
sps and isnsy gsas, .nd pre lea. han .lasr
oe9l No. - Broad sr-ei, near o.p,,oi Square.
ExTHAOKDINARY JOBS. .-rHos R. PRICE 4
- co. are Just opening
have ever been brought TO this
sale OF Neu York daring the Invs n. .enon
o. the Trade and city and country buyr sse goods .y
III - closed during
for Additional stock -
They e0nsist 10 part Of
HsAxy ersy Negro Baoksts Ii9oe Grain Bar,
ss,n,ts, No oross. sqp,l Bls,essi oO,toas
Paid Linseys Flanoels Es-ssv,
Oouon VanAearss,S and - Prints, Irish Linens
Pillow Oottons
Tuecds &c, &c.
Aho ~ me ne snip ana ouey anval thy 10 receipt
70 th~r Commanding stock o. rich Fancy, Dress
"oo OF me most recent mporia1n' bOash within fss
nsgani sHt, and SIX Robe. fL,at., otox,.
ne1Aas.s shAa end fepuns BOmbstnes and ramegs
rreneh Mernos, teverJ eolor) Crane and Love Veus
french Caskmeres nj am
Velvet and Cloth cloaks, In eve IN Bsyaders 40
~ variety L.d Msrt,, vs..
splendid french Mou.ilnes isSs. sIn orS re ss
hcb - seoe~ hournnG Cears nd Sleeves
roint Applique sets Corded and Hoop Skirts
Nheneienn.s 20 Fr,snsion aud Bone DO
Freneh NorH collars ard beta We iey (svtrV varsty)
tents Lambs' WOOL. Shaker
herioo ani Cashmere shirts
and Drawers, Ac,
Ier STOCK ~ this te sihe iarfif ard attractive ey
have exhibited ard nv call nom eity sna
buyers either Al wholesale o retail.
THos R PRIoR 90
ocfs wholesale and Retail Dealers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-10-23

ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
me n.u Ordinary Drawing Of IN, R.v.y NJ. -
~. ., ths sp.nsh eovxnnsnt, under a.
vo - OF cahs- viii tsss piscs 81 Hsvaaa =
"WEDNESDAY, NOvEMBER aTW. 80.
% 800, OOOfi
sokTEo suxrRo SO oEDmAlsos
CAPITAL PRLzK soonD
! rrns o. .e1ooooo 4 Py,~,c~
=. o........... $1,000 Prsp-. '''-'..-... s.ooy
. d......... $1,000 o. Pro-. ~ '.-''-'..--.. iceo
ef.......... ioloo ia Pris,s ss ...'''...... -
70 ths ss5 ssea: sos
49, 20 teooo o. 500 of sxo - -
rrises e.<hed nj sight II cen, diseo.-s s'ssS
'ns OF me hehnend City nani, tsk,u a -
ohrfnG I'll be Forwarded ~.
- .adre.ssd 70 nom R0pRi0UTI -. "a
rsiT u, anui The al Of Row, ON J. 49, -
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LEAD ORE

A HACITE AND VIRGINIA. aaaTE
n Goa OAK AID PINE MOOD -Orfgrs "a M. 49,. =
60 ~ b puneiuay attended 70, n 70 ne 81 re a. .
lltn ana Wy ttrsee. y. @ EINBROTou
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-10-23

LyREsH AyD GENUINE con LHvRn osIe.
y. fopesas hssy ss.snsi hr.sdt "a frss.r. ~,
ps HsxsnAn, oart o. 80 si ift bssf isr -
ss.osA P.Is.s -. s.ss,{ n-sI ss,..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-10-23

.1 ., S"s. -'Fs Nas ooiS . Ioss ~
'''s uOvU vosTHAu a Co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-10-23

oetooer iSS' tneinr the sseond day Of n, g.. y IN
oonmsneioE at II o'eioeh. the 90 Main -, 10y
gasts the ,.r ereGnd ~ Mules. DIRE g..
my se ssh 70 De OF cd sre. pa,r.i.
and others called .ai. hteniion OF PA
n.Hs--t months er-dIl tor approx.a ---
intrs.i Added nbsra discount Cor hesosSas noe
fnnt.,sn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-10-23

YOU CAN Now FIND AT ALRx
HILL Trunks. V.nees. Ladies Bonnet o.s<s Of an
" ~ ahtiss aad Al al quality anf
s., and esrtain LOO thsy bad 10 M or sh.r
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-11
Entire Stock purchased at an immense
Discount II .. "a

We would respectfully inform the ladies of Worcester
and vicinity that we have purchased The entire
VIM Locke g. Co.. No. s Lincoln Uopse Rlock Maj, g.
Worcester at an immense dis oult frop, rst cost and
have added to it a5ort $40. 600 Worth of
.gNESxXy St,prNr, coo,s
2 'I5,i-aN - - : - - u
- - 'l' 80 0'eas Auotp9n e@ieS Ia Boston
an u Tnicn we wiz oner i"r the next thr-
az PRICES 'nSs Gannot ian TO SUIT the most eco.
-. 'n' "nOio VI ouf BUSINESS cs'eeEst mas always
y, i1'eu'OnS 70 oner 'he choioest d2ods at toweT
r @ ~ Aiy otiler house and ades we assure you
We viii continue to do so. We will be supplied with new
Goodsevery day as We have exnsrianced ,,,rcb y;
r. i9i''H put0pSA' - N
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-11
Gxpresses.

i-yzzz FISKE s. co IS UNITED STATES
ks'i-T'~ AND CANADA EXPRESS. = Messen-
gers leave Worcester three times daily via Worcester
and Nashua Railroad for Boston, Nashua, Lo veil Law
rance, sc furnishing the most direct and exhibitions line
ior all parts OF New Hampshire and Maine Also, via
Fitcabulg Bellows Falls, Darlington, &c, Ogdensburg
and ontreal connecting Eh the British and American
Express Co., for all parts Of Upper and lower Canada
An business Tor California AMI other Pacific ports,
trusted to US, viii be transferred to Wells Fargo Co..
at Boston, FISKE 3 Co. Pr0prietors,
10 Court Square Boston.
}. Il. Osgood. Agent General Express Office, 10. 8
Lincoln House Block, Worcester dtl MI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-11
Boston notwithstanding.
r E Mo 4. II ~ N oIY ALI
w1LLfAai BoGLE.

R e MrOK A h 3 z N orY. ALI
wILLfAN ii BoGLE.
30 long established at No az Washington street. has
great pleasure in announcing that he has removed to
more commoaious premises,
No. COG washingron street.
opposite e tae Marlboro Hote Owing to The more va
ned oharscsr Of his business, the new establishment
BocLE.s BAZAAR.
Besides srecting hs dsoue lomaresque front to the
whole building be has e5mpleey remodeed the INTERIOR
and has fitted up three separate floors Of about sixty feet
time with an elegance rarely seen The carved wood.
work was furnished By Paul AcNutti he painiipg and
the decorations Of the ce which exquistey beau
tu by J. W. Mcpherson; the upholstery Of The LADIES
BoudOir, by Mons. G. W lIsoeth with =. stseetl
The result combioaiiou Of exceleneies that must
impress the most careless EYES making the most sppropF
A TemPIe OF, Fashion! -
The Bazaar the rst h1or devoted to The sale Of
Ladies' mar Work, Toilet Soaps Perfumery, Dressing
a. and az Fdnsy 4rtSc les required far either use,
aud is attended by competent females In the rear are
the Ladies, Boudoir and Private HAIR Dseiug Rooms
On the floor above and entirety separate from the ether
departments are the Gent ems Wig Saloon, and Pr
Aate Hair Dyeing Rooms. The remaining parts Of the
building sre devoted to the msnufscture Of
The Celebrated HyPerioE B1uid,
BSRle's Electric Hair Dye o.
(the best in the worldl aud
B0gIe's Bnim Of Cysheria,
which is carried with unusual facilities for the de.
spatch of business ta&eN ta&s9
In addition to the various foreign umeries cosmetics
&c, well known 10 TIE fashionable world Mr. Boyle
bsgs leave say that he has szctsiUe advantages in
obtaiuOg and Teehe7e articles, through his agents
10 Europe who sell his Hyp eFiOn Fluid.isA It-gfHa
lie is also sole agent for the celebrated Perfumers
MessTs. 7. II. PErERs Co., and R. K A. WRGET, of
Philadelphia. e EFag p M Tgr
In every department it will be the aim Of the proprie
tor to surpass all his previous Efforts, and to make
&c eROGBE'S BAZAAR w
the repository Of elegance and the resort of fashion,
WILLIAM BOYLE,
.1is2O2 Washington street, ss
nb26 daU3n n,poS,re 4tyv NJ ,,1 1opri TIorv,
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cssz4ssse.szl FITCHBURG & WoRCES-
TER RAILROAD.

Css44azssszsEl FITCHBURG & WORCES-
TER RAILROAD.
TIME ALTER ED-NEW ARRANGEMENT.
On and after MONDAY, November oath, 1856, Cars
will leave Fchburg at 40 m, 1240, and $40 p. m
RETURNING.
Leave Worcester at $40 and IL 90 a. M, 400 p. M
sze IYERS PHILLIPs, Pres't.
Fitchburg, nov. 10, 1896. DIFF
Eszs WORC ESTER & NAspUA
ssszEssfts R. R.-Winter arragement.-On ana after
December l, passengertrans will as follows:
Leave Worcester at 20 and Ills NJ, and Is P M.
Leave Nashua at ITO and IL 90 NJ and 500 P. M.
At Nashua, all trains except first from Nashua and
last from Worcester with the trains of the Concord
Railroad where passengers take the to and from the
Northern the Passumpsic the Boston, Concord and Mon
treal, and the Vermont Central Railroads.
AT Groon Junction trains directly with the
trains Of the Stony Brook Railroad; also with those
of the tchburg Railroad with the exception of the first
train om Boston; and at Ftchburg with trains of the
Vermont & Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads.
For further particulars and connections with other
roads, see pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Eng
land Stateso g. w BENTLEY Sup,t
worcester. Nov I, 1855. diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-11

= GROSS LANGLEY'S BITTERS-Just
~ recived and for sale, wholesale and RETAIL at 2OI
Main street, by GEO. r. SPURK,
mch2I diff Wholesale and retail Druggist
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-11
freight Lttae /!
Worcester and Nea0 York.
COMMERCIAL STEAMBOAT C0MPANY'S LINE
OF Powerful Screw Steamers,
-BETWEEN-
PIP owl n 4 ~ OF n NJ W w p

OOluEhOtAL SIEAMBUAF CUMPAA f'S LIME
of Powerful Screw Steamers,
BETWEEN
PROVIDENCE AND NEW YORK,
Connecting at Providence with the
Providence az Worcester Rail Road.
q Ff IA GGoods transported between Wor.
ec.7sess8=z=s Acester and New York as low, and Will
zs equal despatch, as by any other line,
The Steamers Of this line will leave Providence for New
York daily, Sundays excepted from fot Of South Main
Street and will leave New York daily Sundays except
ed) from Pier H. North River.
Philadelphia and Baltimore freight taken at reasonable
rates and forwarded with great despatch
~, ms Line connects by arrangement with the daily In
land Line OF Propeers between New York aud Phiadel
pha, and with the tri-weeky inland line to Baltimore
when the inland route is open.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Freight will be forwarded
from New York by any other lines if directed at
For further information, apply to w. II. JoURDAN,
once Of Providence and Worcester Railroad Co., IsaaS
odell, Pier NO. u, North River New York, or to
B. BUFFCM, Agent Foot South Main St.,
Wnree ter. June 251s56 dawtf Providence
XNESTERN TICKET OFFICE. Through
w Tickets for al the ncpa cities and towns in the
city, at LEONARD & CO.'S Boston and Eastern Express
Office. 1870 Main street. DIFF moh3o
DRAFTS FOR SALE on all pat, of England
81 Ireland, Scotland, Germany, France, Prussia Swift
zerland, Norway. Sweden Denmark Spain Poruval
Italy, Austria, and the Orient. LEONARD 4 CO.
agents OF the American European Express and Exchange
Company. DIFF mchSO
E0NARD s. cos BOSTON s. EAST
IA TERN EXPRESS,
O1er the Boston s Worcester Rrilroad
Forward by every train to Boston, Lowell Lawrence
New Bedford Tacnton Salem &C.. Portland and all parts
OF Maine. Notes. Drafts, and Bills collected and paid
and All business usually transacted by express promptly
attended to-
OFFIoRs-lsO Main St.. Worcester; Court Street,
Boston, mh12 DIFF
ls,szsszsssf EULLERss NORWICH AND
WORCESTER EXPRESS.
Q. s. FULLER will send Messenger on every Accom-
mediation Train Norwich and Worcester Railroad,
70 transact all business the Express Line forward
packages to New London, Hartford, New Haven and
New York He will transport Iron Safe in each train
for the transmission of valuable packages.
OFFIoRs-l90 Main St, Worcester N. G. Brakenrdge's
tore, under Rauregan House, Norwich, CT. L
u packages should be marked FuIleris Express.
yorcester, Sept. LIST, 1856 sept5
EzfgE4as ROSES PROVIDENCE AID
slffss3 WORCESTER EXPRESS-By Every Tresr,
Packages Forwarded Notes Drafts and Bills collected
and paid and all orders attended to with despatch.
Packages and small Gases forwsred and otieS Express
6usinesst 1sacted at Fan River Mansfield, Attleboro'
Taunton, sew Bedford, and Nantucket, Mass Bristol
Warren, Newport, East Greenwich, Kingston, Warwick
Wickfeld, Pesceda and Wakefield, r. l.; and stoning
on, Conn.
oFFIoEs.-1s0 Main street. Worcester; Horace Cooks
Store Woonsocket; No. Exchange street. Providence
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T.. M. LAMB,
MJOriEE 60 FAR VI ERS.-NEW sTEAM
IN 0kIsr MILL in MerrGeld's Buildings, Exchange

The subscriber is now prepared to grind Corn, rive
Os Cobbage and every Kind Of pran either for feed Of
ianiy use the best az his Mil In Exchange
street He will also give particular attention to the wants
Of tine merchants who viii favor him with their custom
Crn meal will be boted when desired. The patronage
OF the country Is respectfully solicited. At this Mil
grinding may be depended on, hph in the dry time OF
summer and the coolest Time Of wiltr All kinds Of Meal
arid Homny consttnty on hand and for sale l0f
Worcester, Jan TO- 1851. HOWARD HOLDEN
jl5 d3m : "a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-11
a MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
4. H. EDDY,

q 4. H. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
(Late Agent of U. s. Patent Office, Washington, under
gtf 81 = % the Act Of 1879 ts
76 State ST., opposite KiIby a., Boston.
After extensive practice Of upwards twenty years.
continues to secure Patents in the United States; in
Great Britain, France, and other foreign Countries
Caveats Specifications, Assignments, andRn papers
drawings for patents liberal terms with
despatch. Researches made into American or Foreign
works, to determine the validity utility Of Patents
InventioRs-and legal other advice rendered in all
matters touching the Copies of claims Of any Pa
tent furnished by RENTING dollar Assignments re-
corded at Washington
This Agency is not only the largest in New England
but through 1T inventors have advantages securing
patents, or aseertaning the patenabiy Of Inventions
unsurpassed by if not immeasurably superior to- any
whth can be offered them elsewhere. The testimonials
beoW.giyen prove that none is NOPE SUCCESSFUL AT
THE PATENT OFFICE, than the subscriber; and as
SUCCESS is THE BEST PRoaF or ADVANTAG is
AND ABILITY he would add that has abundant reason
to believe and can prove that at no other Office of the kind
the charges for professional services moderae-
The immense practice of the subscriber during twenty
years past, has enabled him TO accumulate vast cole
ton Of specifications and official decisions relative to pa
tents These, besides his very extensive library legal
and mechanical works. and full accounts Of patents
granted in the United States and Europe render him able
beyond question: to offer superior facilities for obtaining
An necessity Of journey to Washington, to procure
patent and the usual great delay there here savsd
inventors
During the time occupied the Office Of Commissioner
Of Patents r. II EDDY, ESQ Of Boston, did business at
the Patent Office Solicitor procuring Patents There
were few, any, persons acting in that capacity who had
much business before the Patent 0ee and there were
none who conducted It with more skill fidelity and sue
1 regard Mr. Eddy the best informed and
most skiiu Patent Solicitors in the United States and
have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they Cannot
employ person more competent and Trustworthy, and
more capable CT putting their applications in form to
secure for them early and favorable consideration at
the Patent Office EDMUND BURKE, ~
NaFs Late Commissioner Of Patents
From The present commissioHer.
HAugust IL, 1855,--During the time have held the
office Of Commissioner Of Patents, r.. II. Eddy ESQ Of
Boston, has been extensively engaged in the transaction
Of business with the Office, as Solicitor. lie is thor
ouhy acquainted with the law and the of practice
Of the once i regard him as Of the most capable
and successful practitioners with whom have had OH
cial intercourse. olH a CHARLES MASON,
tt Commissioner Of Patents.
Boston, Jan i, 1877 deod&w1am
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KMINTiNG PR ESs FOR sAT.R-.-06e- .,
MooiAgoe's Patent Presses suit lble fr Nagn ~
york and si2e sufficient to print Gagbs MsMslaper
NV Se, a. 1argain Che present owner. bot bayieg
ny 'uHner use Tor ii. Apply at this ollce
- dMWtf
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FoGGi and EMMoEs, DAEEeRTH scUDDER, Boston.
~ f6 d&w6m
EENO MISREPRESENTATION OF LIaIE.-The
high price Of the special maunes guano &C., first
ed to the composition of fertilizer which should
bne aher good qualities but whose price should place
it within the reach of The poorest cntiyaors of the soil
The increased demand Of last season. together with the
voluntary Testimonials Of many who have proved its eff
hcaeF leads the manufacturer believe that the object
has been obtained in the muriate Of lime and has ndrs
ed him to extend the facilities for its manufacture II has
been tried upon almost every of soil, but is generally
adapted to Cereal Plants Grass Corn, Whea &C. Grape
Vine Corn potatoes lin relation to Rotas preservaive)
Rut Raga and Turnip of all kinds Beans Peas and ali
pod bearing plants. lis effects in destroying the Worns
and other insects, its great value Of the Apple Tree
its Ell cts Grass Land producing better crop TIE
third year than the first, in wood being permanent
in its effect whereas Guauo has to be applied every yea-
will be forwarded to any address, and all orders by matt
accompanied by the cash. pnnctualy attended to- 1t is
sold at the following fixed prices:For les than 10 bbl
$l10 per bb 10 bbs. $1 in bags of $50 lbs at
ST3 cents per bag for 10 bags Less than 10 81
each delivered depot wharf in Boston or Charles
town. f
Also for sale Rockand and Oyster shell Limee
JAMES GOULD, 70 State street, Boston.
ndh13 dAubw
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JAMES. II. READ, President
EMMANUEL SEARLE Secretary and Treasurer.
Providence, Dec. Is, 1855. DIFF dis
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30 long established at No 2s7 Washington street. has
great pleasure in announcing that be has removed to
more conuodi ocs taresuises a'f .
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-17
\ wogd TO the Republicans o. Oxford
County.

Tie rr.-gammo ai. down hy ,b1 sham
democracy Zoo tas State is 60 make no gene
.-r f..ta,tl. ,u,4,u. ysg,.0u lu; boo
such l.elIl,..4 .s tHar. g.. ..mg prospect Of
success, ly ia ambush until ,ao proper
time. and t..u take tHr Republican. ly sur
rr.e tbs arrangement alr-..s o. certain
counties AMI Representative Districts in
different parts ult.. STATE. Whether oar
political friend. are avr, OF iHa factor NOT,
iaey Should know that tas sham democracy
arr maturing ,na.r plan, with a strong hope
u'rarylr. uaasI County "a, ,hs ensuing
election
Il is true We lla majority OF ak or
Sven hundred a,t a'l, but ,l., will avail
us u1thin: 10 confidence iu 0uruumbgr, and
strength lurs o., into a state OF apathy aud
iulc,ian. Tho r.-ul, OF such q stat, Of
taiu-, would D. 90 wake mp and Gul our-
..'y.. beaten. 10 allow our enemies 90
triumph over us, and such circumstance,
would be j..rlo.lul ., usas aIlrty. Our
victory 90 ,hi. county last nll was uo, ,hc
-...lf arr..,tr, /, v,. achieved BY Jif.
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rr.. frfr. ,bafr7,,.r,r,p yr,u ,b. .r..t
l.sg.. r.,.r. tf. country. rrr.,Iip, l.l.r,
,h.m e,,,.. c,r,Yl,,f,. g,rgrrr,. and I'M.
within. ,r.m d, rr.,., q, ,rr,h from ourr,b.
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,.''' '' '''' county. VIC cannot r''',l'A'
'! 'Al''' SUCCESS '' ""! 'Au''O'' u"',''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-17
Tor the Democrat.
Our schools.-.No. 3.

What SHALL DO said Of the school houses
in this town? Not much in their favor as
a whole. We have eighteen school houses,
only nr5 Of which are deserving u thcn'mo.
The res, may be- classeI az poor, poorer,
poorest the last class being tho most nu-
mcr1us. These seem to have been modelled
after harm, a porch, or wooishoi; or
rather they resemble cross q al three.
They arr iucouycnirnt, inclount, and I'M
comiortahlc-badly located and exposed,
m winter to freezing cold and in summer 20
s,archius heat There ison exception how
c,or.-ono school house q nearly surrounded
by tho o lucent wood. "a good situation 10
cold weather, but ia hot wc1thora fvdri:c
resort tor mosquitoes, which 9ito harder
than the scholar, can study.
Most ur our school houses are lacking 'n
room, {, shy nothing Of their being too low
in tho walls, p, that pupils arc on shor;
allovanc, Of air, in fact ara forced 90 sub
nit 90 species Of atmospheric stansula-
ton, or hanging. Their lungs are not al
lowed 20 have q sufficient quantity Of pure
air, so their brains are sluggish, and si.Il
wor,, than this, mind and body both are
very liable 90 become permanently diseased.
Again, the appearance Of our school build
ius-. both outside and inside is such as %
hinder, o. not absolutely rrcycn.pur'lsfrom
approaching an education, certainly from
realizing tne importance Of cll,iyaiIns ideas
that wall form good character, a' well as
r.fu1 anil elevate tho mind. The minds Of
the young aye kcauIy susceptible 90 tl' in-
lueurs o. object, around them How then
cln they form rur, ideas amid On. uur1g'h,
di.-nec1ll ornaments aul designations af
the Oh de.pi.rl school room How can
they acquire d.ligagy with 90 many obscene
works and worl, as aro a'mo.; Invariably
found l.c.'y cut, carved, iulu,.i ar writ
trn. in and around our school houses How
then can they learn good morals while thay
aye imr.'l.I by che lal influence ol ,heIr
surrounding, 90 l.sGsur1 or destroy &C.
,rhool house aud is luthm'liurs, specially
when they arc frequently told by grown zap
persons that th, hausa oush. 60 b. da-
sir5ycl
Parents, You must look 90 %, school
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-17

gus,us - have found bin out in many
dishonest tricks"
"vat, are you a-coiu' 70 peach, Jcm ?
I've got the start on yc-auI everything
you've done shall be told to o., h1aks, since
YOU ran away from the ropcdancgr's troop
till this VERY day"
"Eope-daaccr's troop ?" vhis,iel Captain
Linlaysou. Ills rore-danciuc i,n'g over
yet
IT'S true, indeed, % aid Augustus, ia a
sentimental tone, b. that vas stolen from
my parents ia early youth, ana s.'l by zip
avs 70 a company ot d1ucgr.. Julia . D.,
The voice Of Nature dead within ygl' iu
me behold your Dom. la,s bsothsr''
envy brother poo exclaimed MIS-. uar,sy
81 never bah - brother
$50. chen. our mother has lsrs her Joss
secret trom y1a How k.uJ' boss cru..l-
crate o. YOUR feelings "
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knovd YOUR mother alore y.u VS., born
% no more 1arIu' up about sigs-ys ami that
thsrr ''--
The Jouvcr1;i1n was her, interrupted hv
one og che policemen, who. =.ir- ur t' Jack
Ricketts,, said, ''I hrl,.,r, ..r. Hr tar dr-
scrirt.ru y.u gave usu, OH. vaf.. you lr,t
last night at th. fancy ta,., thIs .sIt. We
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