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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-17
WHEELING.
THE INTELI.IGENG(5I
INeENuITy or PAR1s1AN I.Ap1Es.-A I9ori. 60

INGENUITY OF PARIsIAN LADIES, Paris cor.
respondent of the Boston Transcript relates the
following anecdote. 1t affords an insight-into n
branch of Partisan commerce not fully known:
"a gentleman, the owner of a house. contain.
ing several suits departments. had rented.one
OF them to an old man and his dauebter.-
Hearing that the old man had been sick for n
long time, and unable to attend to his business
the proprietor thought he would call upor these
people, and let them know that he would not
distress them for the rent which ,would soon ha.
come due, and that they might paw him at some
future time, when the old man should bave re.
gained his health. The daughter, 10 whom he
addressed himself on the subject seemed dulv
grateful for his Kindness, but expressed herseff
ready to pay the rent when the time for pay-.
ment arrived.
"The proprietor was much astonisied to find
that the young lady had money, as he knew
that they had always been poor, and begged
leave to know where she could have obtained
the means. She replied that She worked for itl
Why replied he, Isuever see YOU. 90 out. what
kind OF work do you do?' My occupation is
novel one, imagine replied the young lady
i am an advancer of work. Ladies who are en-
gagged embroidering, or doing any of the orna-
mental work to which ladies are addicted. and
who wisht to leave their homes, and at the same
time have the work goon, send ittome. Tho nexf
morning send it back far advanced; and per-
sons who saw the ladies at work the iay before.
eXclalm: why, how much you have done"-
AN evenings absence is thus not noticed, and
as, IN general, these ladies are we'll TO do. / get
well paid The proprietor retired profoundly
impressed with the novelty ofthis occupation,
and the ingenuity ofthe Partisan ladies' Tins
you see Jealous husband qnits the house for
his club, leaving his better,nalf hard at work
upon purse or pair Of slippers for him. The
next mex. morning he observes, with satisfaction,
hot tkNnNE .Lg.Ss
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MAsoNIo DIRn0 r12RY.

Ohio Hodge No, IoI.--wsess a Masonic HAN.
o7rner Market andOnroe and s1ird Nom
day evenings Of eachmonth G. W. siarFs, W. NJ; Ales-
Gs1er La"gAtin, Secretary
Wheeling Lodge No. 10s Meets as above on
the @ and tAtrt Thursday evenings each month r. A.
BaESvLISoER, w. NJ; S. ". Pearson, Secretary.
Wheeling Union Chapter ne. 4 IE1.-Meets as
above onthe second Monday evening eaehmonth. W.
S9nFr, H. p; S. ". Pearson, Secretary.
Whcslin2 RncNmPmea Ne. I.-Meets as
cove the foarta Monday evening each month W. j.
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A PICTURE of Walter Savage Laudor, the vir.
ulent poet, is given by a correspondent of the
Boston 1Farele', who sends bis epistle fromathe
comic locality of "0wl's Head, MemphremagoS
Lake, and who says: "a few minutes elapsed,
and then came thundering knock at the
door, and entered Walter Savage Laudor-
he was big, burlv man, with face which
had a savage expression in it. Mirabeau said
of his, that it reSembled a tiger with the SMALL
pox. Landor's was something like that His
hair was iron gray, andEunder itawas a hard,
bold-looking forehead. No one observing
him carefully would say, THAT is au amiable
man. He looked fierce and. naughty, and his
looks did not belle Lavate. 1t was curious
to observe the contrast between Landor and
Southey. One was all storm, the other all
calm. Southey said little Landor clustered.
He was very unsociable, and seemed to hate
every one-except himself. The evening passed
away pleasantly enough-Tlandor abusing every
one, Byron especially well remember his
speaking of Napoleon: and, by the way, that
reminds me of poem by Landor. published in
the Examiner in 1851, in which poem 'Shebir'
makes fierce onslaught on Louis Napoleon9be.
cause he would not allow Kossuth to pass
through France. Now mark the change. In
1888, Mr.. undergraduates a lettersinath the same
paper, and coolly tells the public that he always
believed the present Emperor of France to be
the incarnation of all the virtues. Perhaps, as
Mr.. L1ndor has just gone to France, to escape
a.wells deserved penalty, he may be received at
the Tuileries, but will he take with him those
lines in which he gloriGes Gorgey and dams the
PreSident?n
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NoTIoNs Born RUDE AND CRuDE.-Lovc isa
Radical, Friendship Conservative.-A little
property brings as much trouble with it as
large one.-T6ose who never admire Others, are
rarely admired themselves-The worst form of
ingratitnde is 10 refuse to accept favor from the
hands ofa person to whom you have had the
pleasure of rendering one.-The reason why
justice is SO often deDiedis because it is deman.
ded asright. We have notion chat, if it we're
solicited as favor, itwould be much more fre.
qucntly conceded. Many fool goes into so.
ciety to run away from himself but if others
run away from him, instantly he gets offended;
aud yet strikes us, that the latter are only fol.
lowing the good example that had been Set to
them in the first instance by the fool himselC-
Flattery to French fashionable woman becomes
after time, almost as Indispensable as rouge;
but then, with the one as with the other, it ali
depends upon the deicacy ofthe applicatfon-
Fame is a Temple one can only mount a step at
a time As Frenchman would say-.stOr M
qr7ioe que par degris' instantly another IS
attacked, how eagerly we all cryou s'Send. for Z
the doctors" aud yetwe rarely think of chilling
in his services till the very last moment our.
selves! Isn'tit pretty much the same with phi
losophyP 9
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PLAN AND TRuTnpUI TEsTs-The test Of a &
good husband: Look at the key-hole of the
latch key on the street door. 1.-THE paint is not
rubbed off two or three inches round tiff the
edges are us sharp and clean as when the door
was first painted-you may be sure that it is
truthful indication of good husband, who is
most regular, and SO early as scarcely ever 10
have occasion to use his fatch-key; or, suppos-
ling he does, is so accurate in his aim as to be
able to hit the key-hole the very first time of
aiming att. How.many husbands who go home
late would be able do the same thing?
The test ola good young man: this test takes
pretty nearly the same circle as the above
However, instead of the street door, look at his
watch, If the key hole where tits wound up
bright, and without the smallest tmarginalnote
If there are no scratches running in giddy
mazes round. it, such as betray decided marks
OF fumbling- may look upon it as the shin
ing mirror Of good young man, whose hand,
when hegoes tosbed, is as steady as his conduct
has been during the days
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nc CORREsPoNDENTs.

concerning subscription, advertising or other
the Propretors.
Letters concerning the editorial department of the paper
houid lac adEe'Sed tn the Editors Jointly either
LneIn.
writing for publication will please write
Aa observance Of the above rules will greatly oblge u.s.
nd secure prompt attention to correspondents than
heymiGht Otherwise receive. y"
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ORE LAW OF NSWSPAPFR,S.

1-subscriberswho do give express notice to the
I Ans.
sIf subscribers Iscon.tnuaace of their PERI
oI!cais the publisher continue send them untila
RsIrages are nafd.
neglect refuse take their periodi-
from the offices to which they they are held
eponsble till have settled and ordered them
iI;ontinuel.
4-T subscrbersremove other places withoutlnform
publish and the papers former d-
re .Eon, they are hell responsible.
HThe Courtshave decided that refusing take period
the Office removing and leaving them uncaeI
,,r,Ia ~ UU u0tG eVIacuce of Intentional fraud.
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C1IlRCHES. ot .MHEEI,ING.

the information of strangers the
I the following the dFerent Churches and their
and place of meeting If there are any mistakes we
Nillmakethe necessary correction with pleasure:
ST. 4attstO's EDiscopuliGn Corner Monroe and Byron
treets Rev E. T. PERKINS, Rector; morning services 1O
'elock, eveninE,T.
ST. oh's EpiscopaItan Main street, between First and
Second, Centre Wheeling, Rev. j. H. sNI4 A. NJ Rector
services-Morning 1OI<; afternoon G5<; night *
FirSt I'".'nstsrtar, REV. II. WEED Pastor Fourthst.
oaeenonroeand Quincy and afternoon
Second Presbyterian, Webster street, between Main and
Market Centre Wheeling; morning and evening
7lrd Presoytsrtan Filth street, between Chestnut and
lhsrtHta. South Wheeling, Rev E. wooDs Pastor servi.
ses morning and evening. -
Fourth Presbyssrta Rev a. PAUL. Pastor, ,Mainstreet
between Washington ss services morning and
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UPPER Glass EXAMINATIONS -Q-6iYe an
example of the degrees of comparison Al
Positive teach; comparative, teacher; superla-
tive, tea-chest.
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Odd BELLOWS, pIREoroR.Y

v'rzIniua Lodge No. 8.-Meets every Thursday
evening atthe Hail. corner of srket ouipcyssreets
Prankiln Lodge No. 13.-Meet asaboveeyery
Monday evening. WV. TAYLOR, N. G.; WEuidat n
No TstUey, Secretary.
VIM. Tell Lodge Ne. 83.-Meets etabOYeeve.
RI Wednesday evening. FRxnsRrCk MILEn N.e.; .1ota
S.'ade, Secretary.
,vs,eellng lodge No. S9.-Meets a. above every
fzn EtroutE, Nc; W u. Bsrry1tu, Secretary.
Ftidaysvsnins. J, J,wOopDuRx, \. g.; W, NJ ElGScGare
Jr., Secretary.
WIN. FelI EnentaPutent No. 8 34.-Meets as
above the second and Fourth Tpesay evenings of each
month. 2. 8suNSR, @. P; CaGs. Lfnok, Scribe
Abrams BncnuPment No. I.-Meets as
a3ove,she Rrst1nd sfrd rpesd month
L. VI. CttSz, o. p; GsoB4trd, ,1y, Scribe March 49,
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CHOICE FIRST GLASS INSURANCE.

Cash Capital 81, 900, 600.
ABSOLUTE AND 5UNISIPAIRED, SIS
WITH a SURPLUS 6DE So OG,3S7 .Ss,t
4 And the prestlgeo yenEa d.
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n00 BUSHELS ship stun, for sale by
WV sePll MATHEW MeSABB.f
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-17

HALLRcK is growing old livery gracefully. He
lives in the country, and visits New York only
now and then, for the qualification of seeing his
many friends
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JAS. M. DII1iI50 ~
lO2 MARK 1912 ST. fSI,i i7II1.i

3 n !-ISlEs IEI1AIIhEIlI-BI So HI1 EYl2.l1- 2
Plumber and Gas FitterIol
3EkPs constantly on hand; Gass hxtnres. Lead and
wrought Iron Pipes Sheet Lead4 kinds and sIzeS
9 BRASS Cocks and valves and
W s aaa cast Iron Hose paeEina
oruebe lsinthe country. r. f'sst
~ Also, Polly'S improYed and natcn+ crhof,, =
IS n the aFe the rjVbi
70 IN Towns aud ooun Vifgni
4E9n 6rIoSiYe, and for con.
deeRwei5, thGr IesS
ipe Constantly Onhand, siEeor ouap
l5.Fn l;h can be furnished short hotiee,s lsfi
ssg,,5f 80 ~ Pgeal9EOtF Copper, Bfae4Giad Lead.
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q Ty1P ..,...,, w NRE1tGl3GIffH(f, VA
Nv e are inst receiving our Spring styles
say ethSI htoe Of the kind in ls
Stock CONSISTS OF some Of the Fafe5t and lesf
styles of aoleskin. SILK Soft, R5
san pberon. Mario Kossdth PlanteFs r
and French styles, We oder
suit pFesen oT the noney rasket He
nc are espectfuly invited TO call and 9xsi6e for te
iaPtst BLISS CAAPBELl.
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Agent for the State Of Virginia.
door South OF N. V. Bank. y 1--.A ssi snsa 1n0i
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WB5S0LICII5 ORDERS.i asisio
and those who entrqst With their orders
naVing them carefully attended IN and
dispatched. a9bi HOPKINS 4 S|S
baltimore, 1853 II nv
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~ ~ u N4I4Ii cR Rx4G.AiGINSON
lil 258 al3A.LTINT0RB STREISn.
Al n I M o RE. g
WE would respectfully invite the atteptien az b..
lII 70 the large and attractive stock Of = -
RRTTTSn
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Gsrmaa Protestant Union Hall, Main street. between
M,nrseand QuInoyi services 1o1E mo ming.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-05
F.LIaOTF " PRATT
GIVES INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC.
Residence No. Z Walnut 81.

He has permission to refer to his former teachers, NJ
GUsTATE Batter, Boston, and Messrs A s. and B. D.
ALLEN, Worcester. jed diff
iae greatest natural ornament to the 'humsn form
divine is unquestionably fine, i1xuriant healthy
grow Of hair. II has been esteemed in all ages Of
tne Yls and among all Beaions, savage and eviiizsd
Hence, the Indian btav regards the scalp of his enemy
as fis greatest trophy. For similar reason the fash
loeole hee often DISCUSSES the region Of vanity well
az her other phr geological organs with borrowed locks
he who should discover mode Of preventing the hair
from showing the inrosds Of envi1ns Time by turning
premsturely gray, method by whlsht cyUd esoied
when falling of and turning white, and way promot
ing its continued and uxurant growth would be Justly
entitled to rank among the benefactors Of the human
race Read the testimonials in another column OF the
wonderful not to say almost miraculous effects of Pro.
fessor Woods Hair Restorative AMI if it has not &C
oouPlished all this.-CapatGl City Fact.
For sale by GEO R. SPUR, and by all respectable
Druggists, d&w2 ie2S
Or. y. FOSTER HAVEN.
Fosters Block, Pearl street.. Worcester
Special attention given to Diseases of the Eye
al3 deod&wtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-05

Mrs. WinsLOw's Soothing syrup for
Children Teething This valuable preparation is the
prescription of one of the most experienced ane skiful
nurses 10 New England, and has been used with never
falling success G thousands Of cases.
1t not only relieves the child from pain hut nvigo rates
the stomach aud bowels cOrrects sscdiy and gives tone
and vigor to the whole system.
It will almost instantly relieve gripping In the bowels
and overcome convusons, which, il not speedily rene
died, end in death.
We believe it the best and surest remedy In the world
all Of Disentery and Dirrh in Children neither
Narises from teethng or from any other Cause.
TDk well for the genuine article with fac-simile Of
sURTiS & PERKINS, New ForE, on the outside wrap
Ter. without which none is genuine
Prise 25c per bottle, and sold by Druggists throughout
Re world deo1&wtf jeI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-05

of pI,os,hs v5itb entire success You have only to
sit for one pictures after which, the artist can make an
in&efnite number all uniformly good without further
trh 10 the subject They are cheaper and more per-
fets ,v;5srng their size than any other picture and
tined ere long to superseie all other Photographic pros
sPHER EOGRAPHS.
Tis new and beautiful style Of picture is fast winning
the anpbationo the most fastdious critics of the foe
arts can be made perfect fac sin1fe Of nature
sndess r. BILE to change by light duration of tnehan
anv A,hrotype cpe, made Made only at 166 Main st
AMB BIOGRAPHIES,
This yle Pictures it the most economical and con
veniet in pont Of expense and transportation of any
other style It he safely by mail in letter. sub
ect to 10 extra charge ard would he agreeable
prise any friend relative 1t be obtained only
at Csaus for the nominal sum Of so cents each Made
only at lss Main street
CLAFLIN still continues to make Dsguerreotypes and
Feapotypes in his usual unique STYLE at ISS Main street
over Citizens Bank. diff apis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-05

The subscribers owners Of the Patent Right for Wor
cester County, or the most beautiful ornament for the
Drawing Room or PaFlor, yet devised the Aquaria-
cer them to the citizens Of Worcester vicinity for
sale, at prices ranging from $40 to S20-beiDg
charged.
The style conceded to be the best ever offered to the
public. Specimen may be seen at the American Tele-
graph Office, Lincoln House Block.
Dealers supplied at wholesale prices. All Orders by
mail or osherWise promptly attended to- Address,
je1O dit worcester, Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-05
G VER * KER'S
CELEBRATAD
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
Is SUMMER STREET, BOSTON,
4s5 BROAD WAY, NEW YORK, !.

| u These Machines now justly admitted to be
the bestin for Family Sewing making newstrong
aud elastic stitch, which will NOT rp even il every
fourth stitch be cut Circulars sent "a application by
letter. Agents wanted.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-05
PAPEK Han GINGs.


have now in Store and ready for delivery to GUS
IMMENSE STocK
ofErench and American House Papers, Borders, Cur
.taas, Chimney Prints, Centre Pieces,
\DEOORATIVE PAPERS,
MouGpgs, oornices, Paper statusry, &c, in
NEW AND DESIRABLE STILES,
and Of tk auest quslity
In opy Apartment you find Papers Of every saaae,
grade aadzoor suitable for this naFkeand at the eF
TOR DASH. N.
Ths'depsrnent is under the direct supervision OF Ole
of the irm,sho wilt give his special attention to tie
wants of paper customers and that every one is sa
Paper Hangers furnished if desired. Work done in tn
FIRTH NICHOLS,
ape deodkw Opposite Bay State House.
BusEs's CSsgh Cure Lozenges superior
TO any other MeGieine in the form OF Candy or Lozeh
Group, Wapng Cough Sore Throat, and all diseases Of
the Throat and Lungs
Prepared and sold at wholesale and retail, by BUsE
CO., "a Front street deodu mch2S
Re,uoval,-Dr. LINNELI, Homeopathic. has
semo7ed No. Elm street, first resideuce above ten
Lincoln House. Office hours from 2tos and to p n
oil dt
See Advertisement Of the Mutual Life Assurance
Company Of New York, on the fourth page
myl5 DIT
Sparkling Soda Water. with all the vari
ETY. Of genuine syrup', at n.v1n scorT,s
je11 DIFF Cor Main aud Mechanic Streets
Mrs, s. Goodwin, 81 experienced ana succes
ful aiawifs holds herself in readiness day and nigh
to attend the duties ~ her profession tss'depee
A ,stin street ~ 'ot21
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-05
DIR. C. HOWARD MARSHALL,
CATARRH.
LUyvG, END SLOOD
KsECEAN,
nc nroru YnrIr Cfnr a

Bv InIsnintion, and his other new Rers
edies known only to himself is performing miracles
curing the most ncurabIe Diseases he has succeed
In obtaining that skill for which the whole medical wo
has hitherto ght in vsn that OF being able to prescrH
sertsIn cure for catarrh and Consumption.
Under his new, direct and 'common sense practice
those osthsome and terrible scAsss perfectl
curabe.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-05

The subscriber would respectfully Inform the public
that he has taken rooms At Goddard Ri e a Co.'s Shop
cara from the Railroad land Is prepared 10 make and
repair all kinds Of Gard Setting Machines and furnleh
them with the latest improvements Also other light Ma
chnesrepared and obblng lion or brass done prompt-
ly and 10 a thorough manner to order.
jeso deodtf SAMUEL W. KENT.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-05

Dr. MARSHALL CURES oATARRH.
Dr. MARSHALL CURES SORE THROAT
Dr. MARSHALL CURES COUGHS
DR.. MARSHALL CURES ASTHMA
DR.. MARSHALL CURES BRONCHITIS.
Or. MARSHALL oUREs HEARr DIsEAsE.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES LIVER COMPLAINT.
DR.. MARSHALL ouREs DYSPEPSIA.
Dr. MARSHALL .cUREs HUMoRs.
Dr. MARSHALL CURES scRoFULA.
mr.. MARSHALL CURES CONSUMPTION
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-05

OAF-iriday e1ning, on the Common. silver
Il Hunter Lever Wdch with an engraved NINA an he
case The hnder will suitably rewarded ~ ieavin
Nc same at this ONCE dat IVA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-05
YaNH e BEST TIME TO BUY REAL Ecs
N TATE is WHEN 1T Is BELLLNG CHEAP.

would call the attention Of any who wish 10 buy
such lots may b. found the Paramount Estate ooa
ton unsurpassed for beauty Of acenery purity Of air
richness and depth OF soil and may add EASY * AZ
cess, As Il is but na mile from the Court House. ana
Land will be sold on the NEST accommodating terma #
payment, and atprlles which win be safe nvessnuest
even through panlp. D. g. NFssINaFR
jelT deodlaim
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biaOAD COMPANY. - DIVIDEND
~ #auel Dividend Of two dollars per
4red on the Stock Of this Company,
Ice Of the Treasurer, 10 Worcester, on
n day Of July next, to holderb u stock
said July next.
T. w. HAMMOND, Trean'r.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-05
TNRiNGEs, BUTTONS, AND TAssRHs.
n MADE no ORDER.

az Any Width q Hrluge, Mixed, Spaced, or plain
with plain headuEAsa. amy aae style Of Bntlon or
Tassel Samples 81 color aent By malt statinr width
and quantity, win geceve prompt attention.
.4# EMORY N. HHEpARD.
$50 Washington Rtreei
ieto az Boston, Maas
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NOTICES.
GREAT CELEBR ALTON OF THE
N ANNIVERSARY OF OUR
NATIoNAL INDEPENDE NcE.
AGRICULTURAL TROTTING PARK.
WORCESTER, MASS.
FOUR GRAND TRIALS OF SPEED,

FOUR GRAND TRIALS OF SPEED,
On Monday, July 9Th, 1858.
Trong to commence at half past two o'clock precisely
First Premium 500. Nile Heats best three in Eve to
Wagons.
o. B. PRATT, names. blk. M Lola Montez, OF N. Y,
u. H. MESsON ...b. m. Gipsey Girl.
Second Premium 500. Mile Heats, best three in Eve
to Wapous
O. PRATT, names .......b g.. Worcester Bow.
TX hEsSON. g., Clipper, Of N. Y
Thrd-for Saddle and Bridle Half Mile Heats best
two in three, to Saddle. Free to all Running Horses,
Fourth Premium 500. Mile Heats best three in ave
to Harness.
T. g. BROWNELL, rames, blk m. Mary Taylor, Boston.
Y. n IOuFtelotte. g. N HyeS.
The above mentioned horses are all Fast and we'll
matched, and very closely contested Races may be
peeted.
These Trials Of Speed under the control and ime
diate superintendence Of the Track Committee the Ago
rcutural Society, and efforts will be spared to make
everything orderly pleasant and acceptable tn the pub
lie. sufficient Police Force will he 10 attendance.
Admission to the Ground IS cents To Reserved Seats
for Gentlemen 25'cens additional Reserved Seats for
Ladies, free. dtJY5
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~ FARM For SALE.-The farm known
;ii the Flint Farmy and recently occupied by the
Assa.lste Samuel W Bases, located one quarter Of
lie west Of the Congregational aud Methodist Churches
Shrewsbury, on the main ROAD from Shrewsbury. to
nrcester, containing abouAs7 acres of land twenty
sres of which is woodland. aid farm is well divided
ito moving, pasturing and tlage The county road
rps through the farm about inthe centre and it may
wi be sod for two farms containing about 40 EACH
al each part have good prop0ion Of moving pas
tdng, tsge, and woodland, IL above will be sold
wbe or divided, the purchaser Aay desire For fur
th particulars inquire Of ELI Waldorf or J. W. MA.
So, Worcester, OF JOSIAH G. sT0AE Shrewsbury.
hrewsbury, July ., 1898 d2ta&w3w jy5