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GtnOt Baltimore
Ser ,@lipper7 mnD Die SMrner.

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-17
Gl1urtcster Daily Spg.
MANY MANSIONS.

81 AAAg7s I An A-AA=As
There are dwellings in the country,
There are dwellings low and wide,
In the shadow of the mountains,
Bv the mill-stream's rapid tide;
Where the chestnut boughs 0'ershadOw
The broad and dropping caves,
And the western wind comes freshly
Through the rustling of the leaves.
know those pleasant dwellings,
For l was country child,
And picked the purple berries
Far up the mountain wild.
And l chased the lowing cattle
Along their homeward way;
But never asked if childhood
And home would last Away.
There are dwellings in the city,
There are dwellings, fair and tall,
Where broad the light is dancing
Along the pictured wall;
And out through crimson curtains
When the pasSers linger long,
To hear the children's laughter
And the maiden's evening song.
know those stately dwellings,
For one called my home,
And paced my gorgeous chambers,
Where / thought no care could come,
And l laughed a low, sweet laughter,
For thought my goods were garnered,
And my soul could take her rest.
There are dwellings in the alleys
Where the poor and wretched meet,
And the shout and song ring wildly
Up from the crowded street.
Where the air is foul with odors
And the heart within us dies,
AS we hear the knocking laughter
And the childTen's bitter cries.
know those wretched dwellings,
For there toll and pray,
For the children's bread know not
Where to seek the coming day.
1t is hard to dwell with sorrow,
And harder still with crime,
But ask no murm'ring question
have learned to bide my time!
There are dwellings fair and stately,
Beyond all mortal sight,
Where the walls are built of jasper,
And the floors as sapphire bright;
Where the doors are always open,
And the angels come and go,
And we hear amongst them voices
We are almost sure we know.
know those stately mansions,
For my Father owns them all,
And / am only waiting
To hear his welcome call.
I shall lay down at the threshold
The burden of my care,
For shall go home at evening,
But ! shall find it morning there!
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-17

The delinquent tax list of San Francisco
for the present year fills nearly eight pages of
the newspapers of that city, and comprises
about one-halfof this years assessments. The
manuscript copy consisted of two reams of
closely written foolscap. This indicates
great revulsion since the fast times of the ear
ly gold discoveries
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-17

SAN FRANCIsco.-The population of San
Francisco is estimated to be $4,000, or $4,000
at the present time. The city has been filling
up very rapidly of late the hotels are full to
overlooking houses for family residence are all
engaged, there is great activity in the building
line, and real estate has risen twenty per cent.
So says the San Francisco Herald.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-17

TT ELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPAR-
IL alton of Highly Concentrated Compound Fluid Ex-
tract Of Buchu for Diseases Of the Bladder, Kidneys
eases Female Complaints and all Diseases Of the SEX
ual Organs, Arising from Excuses and mprudencies
Bladder, Kidneys or Sexual Organs whether existing in
Male or Female from whatever they have orig
mated, and matter of how long standing giving health
JOY TO THE AFFLlCTED!!!
all the symptoms among when viii be found %
Indisposiuon
to EXertiOn, Loss of
Power, Loss Of Memory,
Difficulty of Breathing, Cen
eral Weakness Horror of Dis
ease, Weak Nerves, Trembling, Dread
Feet, Waketuness, Dinness Of Vision Ian
guor, Universal Lassitude of the Muscular System,
often Enormous Appetite with DySpeptic symptoms,
Hot Hands Flushing Of the Body, Dryness Of
the Skin, Pallid Countenance and
Eruption on the Face, Pain
iii the Back, Ileav-
mess of the Eyelids,
frequently Black
before the
with Temporary suGusion and Loss of Sight Want OF
Attention, Great Mobility Restlessness, with Horror
Of Society, nothing is more Desirable to such Pa
tents than Solitude, and nothing they more
Dread for fear of themselves. No Re
pose of Manner, no EarnestnesS, no
Speculation, but Hurried
question to
These symptoms if allowed to go on--which this medi
cine invariably removes follows LOSS OF POWEE
FATUITY, AND EPILEPTIC FIrS-in one of which the
patient may expire We that these eNcesses are
not frequently followed by those direful dseases-IN-
SANITY AND CONSUMPTION? The records of the
INSANE ASYLUMS and the melancholy deaths bv
CONSUMPTION, bear ample witness to the truth Of
these assertions In Luustic Asvums the most mo Lam
sudden and quite dcsttute-neithcr Mrth or Grief ever
visits it, Should sound of the voice occur, it is y
arculate.
with woeful measures wan dispair
Low sulen sounds his grief bcpuiIed
Debility is most terrible! and has lr0ught thousands
upon thousands to untmelv graves thus blasting the
ambition of many noble Youths II can he curpd ,, tho
Of this
If YOU are suffering with any Of fhe ahoo srossi
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-17
nAILY RECURRING FACTS-Tn

Twelve years riding practice and IN more than hf
teen yeas Oh hospital practice mainly restricted To the
cure OF chrome dseases-those incident to women given
hromhenge-haNe led to the forming OF the simple RAJ
uohal ana wei known reliable system of the therepeu
ucs-Motorpahy. BY this the worst forms Of Proiapsus
ter anu other constitutional and organic arrangements
are cured without castc, supports or any appliances Of
the uy me cure IL speedy and sure being almost with
out me possibility Of failure The system has been tho
OughlY tested IN home institution on more than 1--WE
Thousand persons. Ladies' who, from organic trouhle
nave been confined for years under this specin
are immediately put upon their feet and II they have the
strength arc enabled to walk and IN and down ars
without detrmcnt A want Of charity is manifested bv
physicians hnd friends In many cases. but rs soon ms the
orhh mhlc To assume It's natural selfpOlsing posuu
Inc pneni reels thrilling through her system the inspr
ing sense Of relief and she Is not only willing hut happy
20 DO whatever Is required for her restoration Causic
benumh and partially destroys the natural nctnns Of
organs where applied, and BY Its absorption into the svs-
tom injuries the line senAihtcs Of the Brain causing loss
% memory ana want Of confidence In ability 10 perform
ne Mona, usiles 81 We ChnStc may stimulate for
season win Motorpathv, where no other difficulty ex
sts ifnapsus terra can sometimes he cured by single
VISIT where there IN COnsumption and of tonf stand.
f' WISH may determine the probabilities of curp But
et none DC discouraged We have ON register hundreds
p nAs 10 living witnesses of cures where patipnis were
puet 9n Des after lying helpless for years This treat
e WIN other uuNnties used IN the institution gives
vitality and force TO the functional powers OF n the or
khs increasing the mental power aud constitutional
strength In short II makes the enieehed and delicate
Wiu hehihy ana vigorous men aud women II ubvlntes
spihhl Wrhkneas anu irritation, In which many organic
mueuitlcs originate, aud takes firm curative hold
most chronic diseases. Cold weather Is more favorable
for speedy cure.
Institution open summer and winter. Visits arc 0cca-
hohh!ly ihnQe. Circulars sent gratis
Address II. llALSlED NJ. d., Round ilill Water Cure,
northampton Mass 1lsSnw4t n2i
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-17
A S FAMILY MEDICINES. (

n - ANIL MEDlClNES, the DreDa-
- ratons known as Bliss Dyspeptic Remedy RisIev's
compound FLUID Extract of Buchn Roberts Choc Mix
tire Tor Infants unsurpassed in true worth Nv any
other three preparations now before the Dp0nle Their
great eNceeney consists IN being not only lust what thew
are represented, but in their eecnR speedy and radical
cures whenever they have been tested in good fatb
inca have never failed so far knowledge extends
10 give prompt and permanent relief The sales of each
are immense, and the demand rapidly Increasing There
Is no section OF the country, and hardly a town through
out the Union, but that the demand has been ranv on
the increase ever since their introduction We are sole
agents for the New England States and New York and MI
orders nom the Trade should be addressed to us
HARRAL, RISLEY, ~ KITCHEN
d6 dn,tD,r oe''''' AZ" iNih Ni'g'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-17

PROFITS OF POULTRY RAIsING.-Mr. Bar
rett of Concord, Mass, few years ago, kept
flock of ninety hens through the winter and
spring, reducing the number during the sum-
mer to thirty-five old hens. Eggs to the num-
Der of six hundred and eighty dozen were pro-
duced between the first of january and Octo-
Der ensuing, and one hundred chickens. The
poultry were raised and kept mostly on dam
aged corn, wheat screenings, and such cheap
grain, at a cost for food and other expenses Of
$3.50. The receipts, including eggs laid,
fowls sold, and chickens above the ninety with
which he commenced the year, amount to
$l55,23. Net gain, ST. ,93, or over 86per cent.
on the expense.
The next year, Mr.. B. kept an average of
seventy-tOur fowls, feeding them upon different
kinds of grain, and furnishing plenty of oyster
shells, earthen and some animal matter. They
laid four hundred and seventy-eight dozen of
eggs, and the account for nine months he rem
ders as follow:
lo2 Fowls on hand Jan l, at 62ac s68 IS
Cost of keeping, IS S4-I4S so
Received for eggs, poultry. etc 1924 A
81 HSAS on hand at she, 23l2
40 Chicken on hand at 624c 81 rs
Guano sufficient to manure seven acres of
Net gain per cent less than the year before s54 %
If it be objected that the price of the fowls
is rated too high, the fact may be balanced by
the price allowed for those on hand-and those
who have used hen manure for corn, will agree
in the estimate here made of its value.
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HEN MANURE AS Cause.-The fact is not
generally known that the deposits of the hen
house when preserved from exposure to the
wet, are nearly equal in their beneficial effects
to the genuine African or Peruvian guano
This manure, however, is of too concentrated
a character to be applied to crops, without dilu-
ton with loan or some other substance which
will reduce its strength So to one bushel of
hen manure, at least six bushels of muck or
loan should be added, and the whole moisten-
ed with water This preparation is as valu-
able, from its fertiGzing power, as vastly
larger amount of stable manure and it will
be found particularly beneficial as a manure
for garden vegetables and for vines.
In order to collect this manure to the best
advantage, the floor of the henhouse should be
covered with sand for the droppings to gather
upon. Sweep the surface two or three times
week, gathering up the manure and with it
portion of the sand store the whole in bar
rels. Farmers who use this manure will learn
that there is no product of the farm more
valuable than its fowls for in every case
where this homemade guano is used, the effect
upon the crop will be beneficial; the crop will
be earlier, heavier, and better.