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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-26

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Manufactured under RlDER MUsrHr's Patent.
We keep for sale an endless variety OF Guta Per
cha and Water Proof Goods hs former Of shch recev.
ed the Gold Medal at the Worlds Fair and Am rican in
siutel among which may be found Steam Packing Hose
Pipes Fire Ruokes, Horse Covers; Wagon Covers Piano
Forte Covers Crumb Cloths, Sheenp, Tor sick beds &c
Hats Cans, Coats Pants Leggins Boots Shoes Gun and
Pistol Cases, Lie Preseryers Air Beds Cushions Travel,
Jog Bags Knapsaeks, Canteens, Canes, Whips, Toys,
&c, &C. .i ftlrG ri
The Gutta Pcrcha as will he seen below being entirely
different in its nature from Rubber will not all cted by
extremes Of HEAT cold oils acids fatty substances
snd will not crack decomnmppse or hecam sticky and
hes the advantage Of outDeQriRg other article here
piore used as water proof besides being cheaper in
Urice. $40
Our Machine Betting, Packing, Hose Pipe, &c bsing
composed Of the maer is ouhd to be the best article
used for such purpases Ths Betting where subject
cd TO heat friction where India Rubber would de-
compose and come sticky wears away dry and be
run for cross bdswhere great friction would be produced
and 10 warranted 70 year sven better than LEATHE and
when the pr ces are compared the economy and adyan
tage will Al once be seen
We would ruesty call the attention Of MAoHtssTs,
poTToN AND WooLFS MANUFACTURERS, PAPFR MAKERS,
sAe1SG and FLAMING EsrABLsaM mss. owners OF 6RIsT
MILLS, and al pmpheIos q ess5lsLments where h,ls.
big is used, 70 this article Of Gu1TA PERoHA BILE
ING conhdent after trial, they will acknowledge its
gfeat advantages 81 other sihds we will allow all
toss who are In doubt as to It's utility the privilege
testing OF Il. merit, ard II MT satisfied
THAT Whit we have ealed is cOec they will not be called
upon payment 3i
I GUTrA PEROHA-This article Is produced from a
Juice sap, taken hom the Isonandra Gutta tree,
which Is in g nous 10 the isands Of the Indian Archi
palego and especially + the Malayan penlnsular Dor.
neo Ceylon thif neghborho DIS. In which found
mrenc fores Of 4al yielding this product 10 great
abundance.
is NUT contains concrete edible OIL which is used
by the natives with their f1od
In iH crude state, Gulta Percha has resemblance
whatever to ibber It's chemical meehan-
ca properties the same, norlOes the from rhch
l. taken belong the family u trees grow in he
same poi yet from the facttha IL be dissolved and
wrought into water proof wares ~ my NOT Informed on
The sblec, have ncnen 70 the belief that the two
rails are ideuticAly very nearly the But otl
ing could be nUre erroneous. d1aw&W1y d31
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zgEsROYIDEAC E. & WORCES-
w grrs II Err RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIME.

CHANGE OF TIME
On and sfter MONDAY Jan. 5h 1857 Passenger Trains
will leave Providence and Worcester as follows:
worcester Oi Providence at 100 and Ii rs AM and
AoOP.M serss5 tssf5v .,.rg,i, + - .
Providence for Worcester at is and H. AS A. NJ and
The 715 a. m tram rom Providerse connects at Prov
idence win STEAMBOAT train from Stonnp ton and with
moraing train from Warren, Bristol &C., and Worces.
ter With the Express tram from Boston for Albany and
the West also for New York, via Springfield, Hartford
and New Haven. ,tUoi,n,c sas1a
with rans o he Norwich ane Worcester Railroad for
Win trains Of the Worcester and Nashua Railroad Of
Lowell Nashua, Manchester, Concord, &C. -.
With trains q the Wholesaler and Eitchhurg Railroad
for Fitchburg, Keene, Bellows Falls, &c. j
The II - train from Providence Provt
dence with steamer Perry from Newport, and at wor
eester with the afternoon Accommodation trains from
Worcester OF the aforementioned roads, Also with the
accommodation train ir Albany and the Express train
The os o. q. train from Providence connects at proy
dence with trains from Hartford. Wilmantic sc also
from WaHea and BristolJ aterfoTd with trains over
the Norfolk County Railroad from Boston; At Worcester
Withtpe Steamboat train for New York via Norwich
Passengers for Way stations the Western Railroad
between Worcester and Springfield, except for Brook
The ii asa m train from Worcester connects at yor
cester with the mQroing trains from Norwich Springfield
At-RroFaence with the Afternoon trains for Boston
Taunkbk, Bea Bedf nd RAn River, Warren and Bristol
The 345 NJ train from worcester connects at wor-
cesI Eiib & Express train which leaves New York at
Withthe morning Expres, and Accommodation trains
from Albany. and With the midday Accommodation train
from Norwich Springfield, Kitohburg, Nashua, and Low
At Providence viii tie Boston and New Yortlsteam.
boat train Cor New York, va Htonington- . 7. -e
TIE LIDS q. train from Providence, and the 90 a.
EossR osa,s 1910 Rogas5 e IS sPs q w IGs
pole Dsdtam, ard Boston, The 05 p m. train n ON
Provlsues sadha s4s train from Worcester, also
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This certifea that my wife was afflicted with weak
ness, or general debility Hill Jaseph's medicine
cured her. JFB
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Testimony Of a number of Ladies and Gentlemen
DRs- Hull JAsgPH Dear Srs: This is to certify ina
my case was one Of very bad humor in the blood, but
can truly say that ynnr valuable medicines have cured
me- and recommend all that sick to call upon you,
for YOU can cur them Yours, truly, 90. J l.. L.
Worcester, Mass.
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SC foOL.woR CEsTER.

JANUARY "a 1871, 70 UbY 18th inclusive. Vacation,
one week. commencing April 18th. Rys dtted for Col.
lege or Tor Mecante pursuits Aduitted At any time
ltill full CD. MEfCAlF, M. A., Principal.
d21 s. dtJ2SvtMy1
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VNNO WnOLEN M NJ FACIDR ERS.
p II CALVIN l.. GODDARD, New York, only maufac
tbrer Of the ORIGINAL STEEL R1EG AND TOorH BURBIsG
MACHINES and IMPROVED STEEL FEED ROLLS, recommends
their attachment to Second Breakers and Condensers as
the best labor saving machinery in Wooden manu- acure
The Burning Machines used the First Breakers in
all The principal Wooden factories in the United States
Cauada AND Mexico. They are acknowledged to be the
only perfect machines. and indispensable to the ecOnomi
cal and sucoessful manufacture of Wool, ra
Each Burning Machine and its feed rolls card as much
the Gard ITSELF besides cleang the wool Of its coarse
and dne impurities 20 ~
Circulars explaining these machines and feed rolls and
referring Mills having them 10 be had by ad
dressing 9. l. GODDARD,
DIS d1y No. BOWLING GRREN, NRw RoRK
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IMPORTANT TO DAGUER EOTY q.
a ISIS, MARBLE DEALERS AND OTHERS.
Monumental DaguerreOtype Cases.

method has long been sought for, to insert in dur
able mauuer, Dagusrreotype Lkenesses to Head Stones
and Monuments have been manufacturing these Cases
for the last two years and warrant them to secure
the picture for Fnumber Of years,
The outside case is made of Parian Marble, and the
box which en9oses the picture AMI keeps in state Of
great pererv9on for long number Of years is made of
brass--d ScreiO boa. Il makes a very neat Job on
Head Stone Monument. They are used in Greenwood
Cemetery, Mount Auburn, Laurel Hill and many other
Cemeteries in the Uuitad States.
liberal discount made to Marble dealers and Dagutr-
reotypists Price from 50 rs each to $3.50 circular
Of engravings will be any address, ree with price
list Address,
A. l.. BALDWIN, Agent of Mausoleum Dag Co.
dim 335 RroadWav Naw Vorly
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out OF FASHION = Rheumatl.r, N.s,.,..-
W and Spinal mpRints ave btaully ont of f,siss,
siuce DR. Col Ids SPINAL BALM came into nae IL
Is sure cure for everything Of the kind Fnr na no
GeD. X spURB. 2Oi Main str.,t
EpOOkS! BOONs!!-If Won want a nam, a,
kb any description, just call At 22 Maid street ma
ere you can have them printed 10 any style you NAV
desire. -
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DIR. DUPONCo's GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS FOR


rs- FEMALES.
me combination Of ingredients in DOCTOR DUPoN.
CVe = o d en- Pills. are perfectly harm
less. They have been used in the private practice
Of Id DR.. Duponco forever 30 years. and thousands
lad es can testify to their great and ag success
IN almost every case. Ia correcting irregularities reiev
ing painful and distressing transformations particularly At
the change Of life From ave TO ten Pills will cure h Al
common vet dreadful disease the Whites Nearly every
lady in the land suffers from that complaint The above
l has permanently cured thousands and will cure Won
iyou use them They cannot harm the contrary
teV remove a distractions restore nature 10 its proper
On nle and inYgorate the whole system Ladies wbose
healih VIII not permit an increase OF family will ind
tne7e Pls sure preventative, For parenqrs See al
IqeIons on me noX PRICE $land will be sent to ladies'
conhdentiay,, by mail by enclosing II h either ~ b
relieving agents JAMES GREEN Druggist III M In
street 1 GEO R, sPURR, POI Main street, or DAVID
~ 20 hain street, Worcestershire is general Agent
e'9r's prices J Up0NO0 Proprietor New YORK.
=, For saleby @ orannall & Son Daoielsonyile, conn
nSo 11t "eer' norwich Weeks Potter, Boston.
mo div
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..R.aHrOo0s.
3 NORWICH 8 WORCESTER


Ess1ss 2 snFlQ 9RAtLROAD. W ra-a
cHAN6Eo OF WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after tn RSD Az, IAN. l. 1857. the 100 A. NJ,
tran from Worcester, and the L. 90 NJ Train Nor.
Wich, will be discontinued Din
Passenger t'sins will leave as follows: Norwich for
Worcester and stitions, At 900 a. NJ. and 345 NJ.
Worcester for NorEchand stations, at 1914 II. and
G,S0P NJ.
The 500 Mstraiu igiu iIorE ct CONNECTS at Plain.
held with train from Providence; at Wore Junction
with Western trains; at Worcester with for ueston
Nashus, EtchuutS, Concord, &C. az 4 EFR2N IN
The 1915 A. NJ and 400 P NJ. trains for Norwich
connect at Worcester with trains from Boston, Providence
Steamboat Train Leaves worcester at 700 ?. NJ fol
DAME sonville, Norwich, New London and New 70 k.
Leaves Norwich for Worcester AMI Boston about LOO
A. NJ the arrival of Boat from New York.
~ Tickets be procured before entering the Cars
d2s aa 3 q ~. N ANpRE Ws, AGENT
~. go BOSTON AND WORCES.
- - TER RATER0AD. WINTER AR
RANG ENT-coumencing MONDAY, Nov. 3, 1856
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester, follows
Leave Worcester q labept4 stssnbOat) Z, sAO Am.
(S3o Ex.) 4, and 1000. tx P. NJ.
Military e.E9 a,n ss4 o.P. m; Isl ~fzr tag
Northboro' 90 3Oa.m.
Marlboro 100, 10 a. M 400 p -
Birmingham Centre 7.45 1880 a. m, 445 a.
sS50gpz y % = neS'Pa m Also Wednesdays at
Newton, $50, t7.45 C.sso worl 900, ellis, wor
g. m; 15o, 20 90, 900, lt5.s6l Wor.l pm q & 50
Brooklne ESQ 7sO. SIS. s.45, TO- a. m, LIS, $50
4 SIS $50, 9. Also Wednesdays at 1890 p m.
Needham Plain, Q, SIS ami l.50, 4.46 p. m.
tWest Newton StatiDnA = q ~ L. :, :,
TRAINs FOR WORCESTER, as follows:
For Worcester at Z, $3.50 Ex9 M 100, 600 Ex.,l
400, $3.50 Ex) P. NJ.
MlbuEypT, =. ,-4.3o ?. M. ,
Mierd4Y, q. M 80 40, p. m. w .
Norhboro' a. m, 4.30 p, NJ go
Marlboro at Z. a. m. $50, $50 p. m.
Fraplngham Centre y g., m. 1.3o, 4.so p. m.
saxonviIe 40 a. m, . m Also Wednesdays at
1.16p. m.
Newton, q, Wor.l. g. elsa m, 1880 C.3o wor.)
Sis (4.31 Wcr) s, 6 40, Glib p. m.T er.-s-,-,-. -
AS, &, Z, ESQ, p. AlsoiWednesdays at IL p. m.
Charles River Branch, Z. Ob, 12.15,a m. $50 6p N
Albany ana sS.so ESl a. q m and l.So q EE) m
New YORK vie Norwich, 80 .Ex D. m ~, ,..,, ~.
Sunday Mail at P. NJ, taking passengers for Worces.
ter, Springfield. Hartfonl New Haven, sud New York.
pExpress Trains stop only at Framingham.
G. TWICHELL supt
Boston, Nov. /. 1855 dawtf
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under addelicate orcungtances these Pills are the mo,
mild Innocent and eerain Of any medicine ever dieenv
cred. The proprietor Is willing 10 forfeit the medicine n
all cases. 10 the Pills do not give satisfaction when fath
fully used Powerful drobtic purgatlves generally do
hurt than goodi but these Pills are not such an Ar
tioe they very mild and gentle but powerful q e
pei and cure disease, and every family would do ven "a
keep them in the house Tor use in preference 10 auy liner
medicine. Try these Pills, by all means Bold IN Wor
cester BY D. Scott, O. r. spur j. Green and an ecine
dealers everywhere. BURR FOSTER Boston, e,.S,,
olp dawtf '@N
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On and after MONDAY Jan. 5th 1857 Passenger Trains
viii leave Providence and Worcester follows:
Worcester iOf ProSidenee at 100 and Ii rs AM and
Ao0PM .serss5 ttSfjiy7 s,.s-5-s,- ...-,',..
Providence for Worcester at is and IL AS A. NJ and
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7 UEN n IS . JUL NoUNs
10 Stephen @. Auen,) Importers and dealers
! BAR, HOOP, SHEET, AND BOILER IRON,
SHIP and Railroad Spikes Tin-t lates Zinc, Copper
I L.IFI Wtre Metais, Sca "a. IL e ID
Nos. 81 s. SO Ccntrul-st, Boston.
I JAMES DENNIS, HEERY NJ. JOHNSON
Z Jan. 80, 1855. $50 Wu
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ERRINTING PRESS FOR sALE.-one of
Montagle's Patent Presses suit bile lor Newspaper
work, and sufficient to print double medium sheet
Will be sold at bargain, the present not having
any further for it. Apply at this Office.
10 inHr d&wtf s-. Hr
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4 genlleman Of B3ston Eies . his lrendi New Bed


SoNETHING WORTH KNoNING - By using professor
Woods Hair Restorative, grey hair be permanc nifty
,esored tn is orig nal cr. The suh5i1ed sertitcatg
from Johnson Stone Gardiner Name but If tha
many instances that daily coming knowledge,
Of its wonderful Effects Lis longer problematca but
selieydent truth,as hundreds in community
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OFFICE So BR5NFr Il sTp s ~ nj j IN Z &C

w 3B BRoNFlELD STREET, 30 TON.
ESTABLISHED by DR.. r. GREENS and his AZ
Socrates for the successful and scientific
treatment Of Cancers, sorolulous Humors,
and al kinds Of Diseases, upon che Natural
or Indian Syst-m Of Medicine
IL is the ONLY establishment sanctioned
by the N. e. Indian Medical Society
There are connected with this institution
Bathing Rooms, where the pttlents can
have the heueftpf tie ELECTRO CIEM.
ICAb BATHS, also BLEOTRO MgDICA.
& TED BATHS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-26

" or by letter. free OF charge Circulars sent free All
letters should be directed DR. GREENE, 3s Broomaeld
street, Boston,"
heaeipe may BE- obtained OF CHARLES CLARKE,
nerof Main and Pleasant streets Worcester Also
circulars free. deodEwly n28
fEahh am. CLOtGH's CULUMnIA ii
q PILLS!
These rus are getting ponderul sale for a new thing
marRe 'rthe reason they disease so certainly
Dyspepsia, LIVER Coapain Headache, Oosveness, Piles
ReryoIsuess, and especially
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EL ILBY sT. PAPEK WAREHOUSE.

Constantly hand made to ORDER Cheap for ash,
every Inscription of PAPtR and TWINS for Manufacturers
Co.hieTs Groaers, Hardware, Carpet Shoe Dry Goods
Fruit and Provision Dealers and all other CLASSES Of
Trade diff dI8
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-26

(NARD.-lhe subscTbergrateiu to his many friends
! and aGquaintsuces for their liberal patronage they
have bestowed upon him for the past 6een years taxes
pleasure in recommending with confidence his successors
IN business n their favorable notice. A. j. BROWN.
I Worcester, Jan. LIST, 1851 du 10
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-26

HBROPOSALS will be received tn the first Of
n March, by the subscribers, for and his wife as
superntendants OF the Town Farm Of Shrewsbury from
~. Am. - A 80
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UNION BILLIARD HALL,
22s Main Street, Up Stairs ElEIl
1913 dsm j. 0. WARE, Proprietor.
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Boston, ian /, 1857.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-26

"August II, 1885 DUrin
Office OF ON missioner Of Z
Boston, has been extensively
Of hu iness with the Office
oughly acquainted with the
of the Office | regard him
and successful practitioners
cial intercourse.
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The 715 a. m tram from Provderse connects at Prov
idence win steamboat train from StoninPton, and with
moraing train from Warren Bristol &c, and Worces
ter With the Express tram from Boston for Albany and
the West also for New York, via Springfield Hartford
uay
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-01-31
On the Winter management OF
f'owlE.

The great art in the management e. hens
in order TO render them rroilaeie, is &c cause
them to lay in winter, a. it 10 tia ae2son III
which eggs are scarce and high ii ptreor
keeps q flock of hens in order n surnsy bis
family with eggs, or fer the purpose Of selling
the eggs in market he must manage SO that
they will lay in winter, else they Will not gen
orally pay their expenses For in tto hrst
case, he will be under the NECESSITY Of buying
eggs when they are very dea., aud it be pro-
duces eggs for the market, be has them only
when etefybody's hens lay, md he must sell
them at low rate.
10 cause hens to lay in winter, furnish them
with warm dry shelter, in a warm location
when they can be free from cold winds aud
enjoy good share Of sunshine. The hen
house should be kept clean, and all filth from
the remains flood should be carefully remoT.
ed. There should be good supply OF gravel
which ought to be renewed ocCus onal'y, or
dug over SO as to furnish fresh lot often.
Hens should have constant acpply OF perG
water, and pure, wholesome food. Ihey are
fond of corn. wheat, cats, bucEuheat rye
rice mlet, boied potntaes, and various ether
kinds of foods. Generally, the cheapest grain
may be used as their principal iood; but it ia
better to supply them with yerlous Elrds.-
They are very fond OF corn, and they flourish
well with this as their main food. Boiled ro-
taloes, mashed up, while hct ith meal Ct oi-
most ary kind of grain, or With wheat, bran
or shorts, and given warm, ere Al excellent
food in cold weather, and greatly promotes
laying.
Changes in food are advantageous. Hers
prefer variety. as well as noH Eaathercd hi-
peds.
In winter and summer, when confined &c
small yards, hens should hare ssma', supply
Of animal food. Refuse meat or tsh may be
given cooked or raw. Scraped are o!tca Oh
tanned for this purpose, from the tai'o" deal
ers but this is not so acceptable, 70 hens as
fresh meat or fish, which may lie obtained a.
a cheap rate or gratis, from The Ssh market
or butcher Fresh, unburnt bones pouncoG
or chopped fine, are excellent, as they supply
both anima! food and lime.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-01-31
sslttt 4oetrp.
THE UNIVERSAL CORNER.

When little John is five years old,
With cheeks like peaches growing,
With merry eyes, half bold, half shy,
And smiles like ripples flowing:
Would'st see him happy2 Watch him well,
And proud as famous Honor,
You'll find him joyous and alone
With sweetmeats in a corner.
And older grown, q youth in years,
When tastes and pleasures vary,
He loves to haunt the scli.same place,
With cousin Jane or Mary.
Inquire not what their talk may be,
Nor laugh, you idle scorner;
But be assured whate'er they say,
They're happy in the corner.
And later still, when past his prime,
He's run his round Of pleasure,
And learned, like lsraeIs mornfnl king,
The worth of things to measure.
What shadows have chased" he cries
And sighs with heart forlorser---
"Vexation, vanity and shame,
| spy you from the corner."
Still faithful to the place he sits,
With wife and children round him,
And smokes the "ealumet Of peace"
When troubles would confouud him;
Takes Cortune kindly if she comes,
Ii absent does not mourn her;
So ,opple Kingdoms if you will
He's quiet i'll the corner
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-01-31
:2.AHII%E3G<g &C}GROU1;Msz'2r O
Flour, Feed and Provision store.
SEASHOLTZ G. PFTERY,

Broad,cay, Jetween Ilarket s. Blackberry SIS.
DEsPECTFUILY inform the citizens of
N Sunbury and vicinity that they have just
received a large and well selected assortment
of choice
FAMILY GROCERIES.
consisting in part of Hams, Shoulders, Mackore
Herring, White Fish, God Fish, Salt Preserved
Fruit, Pickles, Crackers, Cheese, Molasses Rice,
Sugar, Coffee, (sreen, roasted and ground,) Inn
petial. Young Hyson, Gunpowder and Black
Teas, Cedar-ware, Stone-ware, Soaps, brushes
p!cw and wash lines, boots and shoes, tobacco
segars, &c, together with every article usually
found in first class Grocery Store, all of which
will be sold at tue lowest prices, either for cash or
country produce. We are also prepared to sup
ply the citizens with fresh bread, twist, rolls, pies,
pretzels ana cakes OF every kind.
N. b. The highest cash prices will be paid for
butter and eggs, corn, oats. rye and wheat.
Sunbury, May 81, 1861
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-01-31

IMPORTANCE OF a WtTS2ga.-A Cincilyat,
paper tells pretty gooG story Of a French
man and a jealous spouse az oue Of the hotels
OF that city. The laaY udulgcd ho.sslf COR
tnually, as soon as cto5etel with Ler mis-
pronouncing husband, in hysterical upbraid
ings for his imagnary de,iloNcnc;es in ogliug
the ladies at table, and at iac, things grew
so bad that the following &spoumsrt trans
pred. The lady led cG, IS usual, with much
emphasis.
Monsieur, however lad reached tie cul-
ninating point Of human endurance and he
retorted in vehement rouai, OF hroEeD
English, nterlardcd with French eXPlot,yes
until the fair one Seized his case of Tazors, in
an apparently desperate determination tc
commit suicide.
Sezing her arm with orc hand, he pulled
the bell rope violently vita the other,
summons whlrh was speedily answered 70,
the walters whose organs OF inqusltiyeGesy
are usually well developed, had btlA anxious
ly listening outside Of The door 10 VIVA, was
going on within. AS soon, however, rs ose
entered ihe chamber, our gallant htencbmau
reln9ushed his hold Of the iadyS arm.
"Ah, ah Madame Kissed be between his
teeth, you shall cut your throat. sh ire,
6ien, yer goot, now yon cnt yoar throat 50
quick rs you Ike. NWs ! has one lttto
witness as yon cut him yourself IN all,
ma chsre sacre if you waut cnt yoor throat
cut him night way"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-01-31

VERY LAuoHABLE-At . church Of "co,o7,'
about twenty tiiles from Albany, tho o.asr
evening, the minister, noticing n number c:
persons, both white and co!ored, standing
upou the seats during singing service, called
out in load voice Git down OF dem seats.
both white man and color, care no more Tor
one man dan does do odder' Imagine the
pious minister's surprise, on hearing the con
gregation suddenly coamea:e singing, IN
short metre;
Git down Of dem seats,
Bolf white mNn and color
] caves no more for one man
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