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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-05

H.F Bishop, graduate Of the Baltimore College
of Dental Surgery having had extensive practice
this city for the last ten twelve ysars has now re-
moved his Office to his house. No. IL Pearl street where
bis professional services may still he obtained he would
call sttenton particularly to his method Of treating chill
sight dne set Of Natural Teeth the appreciat on Of
which has induced many parents place their children
under his charge-and he hopes all parents will see the
Importance Of early placing every child in the care Of
skul and faithful Dentist to secure their future
comfort
ig-ToOTH Powder AND VASE nc, for sale
Once open all hours 0f the day and evening1A Pear
street, I'd Dwelling House from Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-05


This offer made for any dehote period, the right
being reserved to advance prices at any time where
tracts have not been made.
Orders for coal must be in writing, and viii be re-
garded as binding the Company until they have been
acknowledged and accepted by an officer Of the Com
pany. Contracts, to limited extent will be made to de-
liver coal during either Of the periods mentioned in this
eiorular at the rates nsmed for such period.
The Nut and Chestnut Coal will be Of the improved
sDss. g
Pitston Osal is superior for steam purposes and do
mesto uses, and for making iron; for all Of which it Is
extensively used being pure white ash An hracite,
burning freely and without clinker
Ths arrangements Of the Company for the year 1853
are such as to enable it to furnish, all times It's
custo ners, fresh from the mines regular and reliable
supply OF coal at Port Even New York. ard other places
on the Hudson River, carefully cleaned and screened
canal boats and harges.
The company's Depot at Port Even affords extensive
Wharve, and safe and commo6ious harbor for vessels
OF every draught during all weathers; and the arrange
ments for shipping the coal 10 give prompt
dispatch to vessels arriving for caFgoes
mS4 el2is GEORGE A. H0YT Treasurer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-05

offering TO the community his justly celebrated rem
edies for chronic and acute diseases Of long standing do
not wish to trhe with the life health Of the afflicted
but simply to lay before them the testimonials Of nun
Der Of respectable ladies' and gentlemen from which the
suffering can Judge for themselves The Doctor pledges
himself not to make any wild assertions or false state
ments OF the efficacy OF his medicines nor will he hold
out any hope to suffering humanity which facts will NOT
EaIi4nt a ie" testimonials are bare given, and the
doctor solcits an inquiry from the afflicted into All he
publishes, feeling assured they will find them perfectly
reliable and bis medicines worthy Of their confidence
and patronage
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-05

Testimony Of a number of Ladies and Gentlemen
DooToR HILL-Dear Sir: This is to certify thai
my case was one Of very bad humor in the blood but
can truly say that your valuable medicines have cured
me, ana recommend all that are sick, call upon you
for you can cure them. Yours, truly, I'LL
Worcester Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-05
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS

OFFICE OF THE PENNSYsvANTA
" COAL COMPANY. Corner OF Broadway and Wall
street New York, April %, 1858.
Prices for Pttston Coal, OF this years. production de
vered board OF vessels Port Even during the pe-
rod Of canal navg cation in 1858:
May h June july August.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-05

DooToR G. A. HILL-sir will say that vour med
Inc haa Uenchtted me much My health is much better
han 1t vas when Commenced taking it. 1 thinkit viii
cure me- have not been troubled with the pain in my
head but since taking your medicine The distress
between my shoulders has all passed away Thinkin
that you might like to hear how was gettinealone
have taken the liberty to address these lines TO YOU
remain, sir, yours respectfully, Mrs q @
Rutland, Nov. 3. 1891 az III
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-05

Mr., \. aiSadw an, an experienced and success
fnl aiwfe holds herself in readiness, day and night
10 attend to the dntips 81 her profession keadense
Anatlm atrnet VI oot1l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-05

This certfes that my wife was afflicted with wegE
ness or general debility. Doctor Hills medicines cured
neL. ]. T. B.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-05

Book for the Million. just published, by
FEDERllEN h co, Booksellers and stationers, No. 10
Court Street, Boston, brief Treatise Of IS pages, on
e ises the sexual System Of both sexestheir syp
toms and treatment prepared by physician OF the
"B ,,ton Eclecti Hopal.n This work also contains
scorchug exposure Of the deception and imposure prao
ticed by advertising quacks, with OF their
aud locations Sold by periodical dealers generally.
Sent BY neil the receipt Of three postage stamps.
Address Box 1902 Boston Post ONCE. dly mch24
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-05

ReuOval.-Dr. LtNNELL, iHoIoteopathis., has
semoved 10 No. Elm street, lrst residence above tsb
Lincoln Rouse. Office hours from 2 to and to D. 10
of dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-05

~. ). MASON
Gan probably sell PinnO Fortes cheaper than any
dealer or agent in the stae. Clarks Block Worcester
le3O du
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-05

@ o UN s g L ORS Ar L A W,
Michigan street, milwaukee, Wisconsin.
slMRos n. SMALL. join b. D. Oo0swELL.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-05

C3uker Rash aud sea rIet Feyer.-Espec
tally durug the prevalence this malignant and alta
disease the pubic should agaiu b iaf-el tAgt GREW
HiLLE'S PEGETABLE EXTRACT is the most eff
fectual remedy for canker RASH aud scarlet fever
caker and thrush n the mouth throat dstemper what
is malignant putIed throat, dysentery and ali sum
me complaints; and has bec1 in use twenty three
posed Of harmless materials
The genuine has the fac smile of the inventor A. s.
GkENNIbhB, on the wrapper and circular. 1t is now
manufactured by his widow, Mrs. 8. A. Granville in Wor
cester, aad is for sale at John j. Brown Sons 425
Washington street, and Oh ,rles Carney 1888 Washing
ton street Boston. 4 ss ny james Green and D. Scott
Wore ster, ard drug IS generally.
Also GRENPiLLES LTNIMENT, to accompany
the Extracts for ulceraed throat outward an
plicaton. ltis good for any kind of inflammation For
burns, light it will relieve the anguish almost
instantly and perform most wonderful cure 1t would
be well for every family keep It, it being also good To-
bruises, chbiains, chapped hands, sore lips and noses
p les &C, &c diff ala
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-05


Nos "a Worcester Bank Block, Worcester Mass
Henry CHArH, APPLETON DADMuN.
apl du
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-05

N. u DOWNS ELIXIR
~ Wiuanted lA, 10 give satsiaiioh. Tla botues
~ Genus. Bold Wy ut Druggists.
ap25 dgn,s Waterbury, Vt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-05

DR.. TRACY DEL&OR8 the great curer of Consump-
ton was for several years badly afflicted with Dyspep-
sia that for part of the time he confined TO his
He was eventually cured by prescription furnished him
by young cairvoyan girl This prescription, given by
mere child while IN state Of trance has cured eVerya
body who has AIKEN it, having failed once It is
equally in of Fits as of Dyspepsia The IN
gradients may be found any drug store will send
this valuable prescription any person the receipt of
one stamp to pay postage. Address Dr. TRACY DEL
MoEE, Great Curer of Consumption, New York Post OF.
nee d&wlm sp2l
o. f. Fl RIS
u f. n 4 I y Il,
i0S main street, opposite the new Mechanics Hall
lYl Building. d&wt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-05

o. n. TILLOTSON,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW
No 8, Bhnley Hall,
mhal dtf Woroeater Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-05

DIED.
In Spencer, May LIST, Charlotte wife of John Barclay,
In North Oxford May Sd, Mrs Della A. Wilmarth. So.
Providence papers please copy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-05

MARRIED..
Ia this city May Sd, by Rev Horace James, Matthew
Mills, Esq of Thompson Conn, Miss Mary LauIsa
Hohro0k OF this city, daught Of the late Dr. Horato
Hnbrook, of Thompson.
10 Berkshire, Vt, April 18th, by Rev Mr. Ladd silas
W. Hobbs of this city to Miss Emily c. Pond of Is.
In Fall River Mass April 2lst, by Rev Samuel G.
Brown, Joseph plough # Ma hua N H.. to Miss Sarah
Nj. Learned of Fall River
Joseph, reluctant long to own
The fact be dared not rashy prUve,-
"Manwas made 10 live alone! -
Ry slow degrees has "Lsarned'i to love!
Surrounded duly be be.
With "Lssruedn ophies Of Loves lore:
His proofs Of Hymen,s victory
Numerous as those "John Rogers" wore.
nIIEIO
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-05

For sale az above
oRAPo's HORSE IMMINENT, for sprains, Bruises,
Cuts, sores, No.
DR., ToBIAss LINIMENT, for Collie, Cramp, &c.
DADD'S LlNlMENT, for rheumatism and sclatica,
gprains Of the muscles or tend jns Of the back.
DADD's celebrated Lniment, for Hooia scratchea
Mange, kc.
subject prepared by / Wocdcock. Horses Docked,
ass0 d6t6wsm t. II RICE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-05

an ANTED--l Agents TO engage In profitable
Wv and active busineas. They must have from $500
to $500 In cash. property OF Kind to invest N the
buauess as every agent must necessarily he interested
with the undersigned Great Inducements offered 70
suitable persons. Apply In person Or ~ letr, 70
FREEMAN a wETllERELh,
Merfiaslds Buildings, 81 Exchange street,
ana d6wu Worcester, Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-05
REAL ESTATE.
TO LET.

stalls and carriage house whicn have putin thor
ough repair. VIM H EATON
my1 diff No. Court HILL, aio street.
SENO LEr OR FOR SALE.--I4 acres very de-
sirable land on the old road to Milbuly two and
half miles from the City Hall One half was poWsd last
ei the remainder is pssurage There is about three
hun4red very thrifty young trees Of apples, pears peach
cherries qunces also grapes &c The land vey de-
Brabe for early produce and is capable of very high Gull
nyaton Che above will be sold very easy terms
Inquire Of O. O. COLEMAN
apps dit 2lT Main srest.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-05

Card for Truth We, the subscribers ci,is
ems OF Worcester 10 hereby give names and sigma
turSq in favor Of Mr.. hathaway, who we are well as
sur has been laboring with all honesty to place before
the public Cuttings Patent Ambroype. sealed with Fir
Basam or its equivalent, btween two plates of glass;
therefore, we can recommend the public extend their
nnuence and patron ge in fager of this beautiful bril-
liant and durabl4 Picture, as made by him in Fosters
Block 10 VAIN strae. earner o paarl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-05

NOTICE. man eoguainled with the business 81
country store, cun set employment At moderate
compensation. Apply at this office. du my3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-05

SANFORD co., Proprietors, S45 Broadway, New
York.
Wholesale Agents in Boston-Burr, Foster, < Co.. No.
0ornhilL Retail Agent Russell Spaldiug, ~ Ire
mont street, opposite Museum.
Agent Worcestsr..-G. R. sPURR, Druggist 2OI
Main street daw6m n5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-04-29
GovERNOa FoRD CoNvrRrrp.

Governer Thoma, Ford Of Ohio. long
known asa powerful political speaker, has
been converted IA the revival On Wed.
ne'day last be appeared a: 'he Union Prayer
Meeting ia CDlambus, and made \ state
ment, Whieh !, reported as sollovs
H. fcmafkrt ,bar ff 'uug y.Sr, the world had
h~FA his HlastTr too b hr hsI lived lu n kr h.t
.'sca bi- sif~gE.b EBI bvsu. EgJ auE he h.t
H.'. ra a.. Do. s7l nsurr ms,trr The l. 20
lr.u, f'hrs ~ .pu.r vih hgmtytg 40 t,.
urauf bIH.F-- srl Geo rtHtf Ht- hapr uI sa.,a.t.8
20 i'' '' ih- &C. oi q 10 iir ssig thsL~hra
1.'t hr tr cs.i Hts han Cbfgtt tr t.T tbanr- -r
90 s'"r 't'r "s."f - m,. "a su1 ibs cuess ,f r.,
u'.sl i.isla I.traH-, au4 .sayu tts s.ry-..ts,
49, pHH '.arf fn .fr pagers s1I b. thru ~ r-.
"~ ha uH''.r s.fy.t II-.E hffu O. a. uFrUft q .'.
Do. t~ s'--. af sHF -.fa grr. ug... r.r..
'"a't ~"F r- hf- 90 fa s. b.. u4,sf. en-.
T. w It- pas s.f u.rs t-.sss .s tt. f.uv .,
~ sr~'. ~ 4Hs faI-Fgafn ..f brn-, .HI.. d. a.
.r''w-n' '" 'h't.i ems i've iuf hi- g.r,y v.
, &C. m'rnsV 90. ssrHs.' tu -plstHaf st.I hnt8
b'r ao' his a1irrss hf u.Ef .sau l9 m.u, eyes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-04-29
? 0 L I R Y
Twenty Years Ago.

I've wandered in the village, Tom-Tvs ..i Be.
pesih the use
Upon tie school house playing g,ousd ~aisA .ha-
det you and me;
Bn' poae were there 70 greet me, Tom, snd few
we're leh Ia know,
Thai played ~i'h u, OpOn the green, some t~snty
ytarsago
The rfA.s vas Just a, green, Tom-bsr.fuo.ed
TOYS stPlsy
Were sporting jasI as CID then. with spirit juu
sgay:
Bot the ma,irr sleeps upos the hill, shieA, coated
DER ~tA snow,
Afforded u a sliding place. Just twenty year, ago
The old school house !, altered nov, the bepeh.,
By ss~ one. v,rv like the same our penkpive.
haG dsfsesd;
But the same old bricks are in the Uall-Ihs bell
swings to ab4 fIo,
It's mn''e' ell the sane, dear Tom, as twenty
yean ago.
The spring that buSbied 'nealA the hill, close by
the spreading birch,
Is very lo~, twas once so high that We could Al.
most reach,
And kneeling down TO get drink, dear Tom I
starred ~,
To see how much ihal had changed since tu,p-
~ ysas ago.
Near by tie spring, aPou the elm, you know cut
your name
Your swsethesn's iust beneath IL, Tom, aud YOU
cid mine the same
Some hsArtless wretch hath PeAled the bark. iva,
DYING sure but slow
juss a. he oEe WAsa@ name Ee cot d!.e twenty
years ago.
Ny syelids had been dry, Ton, bot tear. cam, in
IN my eyes,
th0oshI VI her loved so we'll, those early bro
ken ties;
visited the old eharch yAIcT and took some aou.
sTs 10 s,TeW
Upon the graves Oi those We loved some twenty
year ago.
Some are in The ehureh.ysrd laid-some sleep be-
meath he s,a,
Bot Il ~ are ie!S Q! car old class, excepting you
aud me;
And when oar lime shall also come, and We ar.
called TO 60.
hope they'Il FAY Us where xe played iusl twes,y
years ego.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-04-29


50, suppose you cnms up aud iouk
round We will commence the nrst mouth
to day
The poor widow fslt IL her duty 90 s.y
sctnsthiog before the kind msu ltfI. so ste
turned toward. him aDd opebcd hrr mouth
ssd thsu -begsu to cry Mr. Thomp, IN
derstood IT, lie took her by the hsud. aud
bade her be Of good cheer, aud tEsn ba,tsued
away.
Until the sound Of BIZ, horses tramp bad
died away iB The distance bgth mother
aud child sat 10 peri, CT silsacs Al !suRth
The widow arose aud saek uPou her sous
bosom.
Ca Absl-God has blessed u, uOndsrous
y
Suppose bad KEEP, the money, whisper.
cd the youth.
Not that-not that, my son. Oh it va.
not the money though the money, like q
mirror. reflected yourself IL vac the stern
Integrity Of your soul You cOuldu have
Kept u The simple carrying back of trn
dollars was little 20 be compared VITA a.,
principles Involved. lie ssW tho houvf
Your uuth-ADd Tor what you are has be
hired you
Abel Wsnt up TO the great house aud .oou
found something 60 do " heu bs rrtururu
home Al night, Mrs. Thompson syut cover
ed basket for his mother, aau Mr Tuunp
son gave hlm al order on toe tailor f1r q uvW
suit Of clothes
The busy season came on aud Mr. + ~.
not !sug M discovering that be lad Wuu
treasure ia bI. ucN baud AUtl soIi more
produce than had ever tcyu ,oII G,iuse t,.n,
the place, Sud Iv got tyttoI pric,s ~ at
least he teIuTLcd 10 he empower letter
Aud that vas not all Tue bu,,u..- "a,
Kept square-eEsa To tGe tract,vu vt a prp.
ny every day go thAt -uy mou.rut VI
thompson could t,ii JI.l Ius bu stood
but there was huI one althcuity Tbc
producer often sasd Ios t,.s ss-, I.t,eu (ir,
/ produce ageBtlu tie evening, espceiAli, Wbru
! he had any accounts ~ maze out So he
talked with his wife, aud &c was .OUu srTau
ged that the widOS Merton should come aud
| tnd home beneath their root. Sue had
grown stronger, aud tue hush of health va,
| again on he3 cheek, siuee her sou had Afford
ed her the suAny eoaIfOrts she needed, aDd
she accepted tue new oder with pleasure
I a bel could now spvud all bis time Ia bis en-
| pioyer's interests, aud the happiness VI all
concerned vas greatly euhAuesd thereby
sAS wealthy man walk TO bls house
aud as he stood and CARED AIouUd u2ou hrs
broad acres half a dOEsu children broke away
J from an old lady who had been playing with
them and bounded 20 bis side aud / could
hear their happy cries OF Papa! P.psr
lt vas Able Morton and the old lad '
/ vas his mother lie was an houored happy
man, for strict Houor aud Truth has be. u
his guide through life.
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ntLPI>C Imn E>,MY.

A correspondent Of the Ciuci1nsu IN
qa'rrr Vri''us tr"m Camp Scnu U'ab. ss,.,
"u Examining the ~sgpu- & ,Lc ortdruciur.
Tor fe'Eht frf the army, there wcrs fuud
abs thousand piuuis uf pIsler sud other
merchs"disr Iutrudgi Tor tie " ,mau, snI
directed ~ a. sgrur G fbr VI ,ruou rhufsh
The PnHdsr wss cart 4 acrY.s tho riaiu.
the expense II the Uaitri STATE. Govern.
mcrt fof ~. enemies AID IN tho trains which
vefe employed 20 carry provisions O. tho
AFwy sh,ch tie government iss sent out g.
pu' down tie Mormon rsu.iipu TDis o..
t'st"g sI'.",aRs - FDrr o. asss3 !35<ya.i;y
uith = vengeance
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NO Is
sc L LII A n \ :.
M. NtStIt- rWtnUrt To IaE
"-OJ'uI.s> aATK, j."

ln reply to Mr. YoadonI w. CONS TO
Charleston, Mr. Everett, paid the folla-irg
touching .ni sell deserved rr,bate to the
erisinA'or Of tbs Mugat Vyruou A.. ..e.A
tion-now its able Regent
do tOde-d esteem a. chi.f IsVpips.. II
my life that Lave u.i Tie p,iyi',Fe In nv
d,eiing yea's, aud tu my rytlr. msui from IN
public employ Smcui. sDi aspiration. TO 10
eotn' IA aHy drgrro us a ppurut uf thai pro
tesad scugraua. i5 iar character Ale
Father # u's Coauify which j. the mo,t
~'dely prr'sii ~ And deeply cherish ed sen.
nweut 1T the Au.ucau heart Sut more
do eousrAtuiatr uiy-yif that | bsve hai The
good tor'uue {" cu ,i., ratio in the .crop. t,li.A
ine Il the u"hic r.l.rrr a. II the 90 era,.
oi NuIuf \'fH,n $3.50, .s. .,yu ,bu. far
c""dHcf'i IT, saF .H. -F..,..f .r.-qI, ~
tHr h~. 'i" rrfrg o., arfs r.,y.rsr et-.
a.i ihr mHtc..i,-- ,nttp.a-u "a, tsu,tt,r
g. Caf Hun- va. Dol. tr-tiN hur %. yst.,.glv
srrss go Hi her.. o tH. re mud, II
''~ c.u"'ry "a ty i., % f,',... .d,.ly
nation ui 4 o..H.t,. N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-04-29

TIE oifsr 1ff 'uia rfrtfs 4H4 .ss.
over che N1ffafsfefs Nugar Fs#s4aI
.fafp-i sai Cob aa sr r+rrat#sr y4rs
uay couple WtsH aff.r..fH. T.HtaIr.
ttsg usf- .ftGaft HsHHHff f.. a5..t
e. tLat raiat sta - sa.tafIt.I b. o., Z ,,s
thst iassrssf.ef .aaHr rts r5afartls
us4tfi rafissf'g rruI CSC aHfrazs rtf s
tsf Hlsu bs tl.k ta % ol set.s. saH .rt
rhsm .H tstassB sfs'..rs st Grrsss.1f
TIE xfsrm gfau.tsi O.. 37 frsf fff f-fpst
ssurr sate1ria-'ars HsHr ed tb. tftBs
hswHr 90 parfie8.sy cfFrs ~ rawes "a
prsfssd . hs4fiY rsresffeHrs be- tss pee,
iss - Hhs her lsasIbFs 80.
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AMUSING.

Few miles below PougL Aecl .ie New
York, there now lives, AID has lived Zoe
se'efAl yeHrs past, a ~yrruy cl. rgymau a
man, however, very short ia stature Uput
q certain Sunday, some Yeas ago ia >
clergy man was iuEIted by be p,stor ui
church In that V'ilsIs 10 6u bi- pulpit tor
the day. Tue invitation VAS Accent d uui
Snudsy morning saw Mr. - ru the pui
pit Now IL appeared that the pulpit w.s
very high one, aud aec1fliug.y nearly hrd
tie poor little clergyman from view. llow
ever, 'he congregation, out Uf respect. man.
aged TO keep their cUuutenauers, aud wttu
over piOus faces seemed felg giou.ly anI,.us
for ihs text They uere not Obliged 10
walt long Tor nose aud tWo hItlu ewes
suddenly appeared over the Iop # The tul
Ph, aud sluvAAiHg, tremnious voice ps,.
claimed in hssal t0Ies the text BE Of
good cheer is be not Hfrail A gsu.
ersi roar of iauHbter followed the anuon.e.
msnt- she clergy DAu became confused snd
turned ell sorts Of eOlorr. Mauy "a the
general aPTOAr lcf' she church, and /. va. a
l0ug lime befJTe the minister was enabled
10 proceed Wiih bis sermon, s5Abruptly bro.
ken of Afternoon came, aud the iule
man standing ob footstoul, had far View
II bis audience Tue TEN w.s Euooupeed
iu due form a nrti0 WtHs aBd Sc sbai
see me, and sgsio = little Wbilc aud ye shall
not see me- 10 the course u bi, sermon
be fepeatod bis tcIt uith great esfnestpe.s
and stepping back lost bis elevated f,o.ipg
aud diaP1sarsd from ell his heaters -
The sasei may be more readily Imagined
than described
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S&s 5itsiais @ra 9Sr..s.
cE.sEcoSD STORY OF MARKET gousE

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Dorsye ssd Fsffy Csrfs ysr aaax. N paid An al
psses, wo DoLLAas.
eIwssa-ysr pay asst 10 deferred bsye-d the sspi.
rates. % the year is,~rr.t viii BE- charged.
usaeserin'ioas forsix So Ops Dsiay sad Tesa-
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RATES % AOvERTIstNG.
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Oas Doffrr fr three .ssr'tSas-isTEsT oa-s "a the
ssas ps fportios. Eass eoa,isussoe nse~iv- frs
Cssfs per sqaAre.
uy-No alver,.as. q % toasidefsd b, the u.th or
year salert soeeiAsd ~ the Masasorpt, os Pssyi.
" agreed % rr 1-'-~~sr fhe carries
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ordered oat. .si pssss-Ht . Ssetss accardualy
ETRssutAa ADvssyissssSrs.-ro To ayo.d aoy ~.
sa3srsiaadiag % The psft of'h- A.sasi kd,er,i.er
10 PeopsS % state dssfi.eGy. that thsis pr. ssxs
oaly sEtssds 20 th -ir .-,~diss~ bss..s.. Real y.
tsis L@Esisa all oihst Adv sEts>~nssts.~nt By then
tss~ a. .5fitioaal charge. ssa so vsr,atioa
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-04-29
4 coon uNE.

A friendly eorrc.poHlset sriiire FROM
Washington, Pa says Lie mot off.s
small towns, ue have a 'euiDfod chafsl
shcfo msuy amu-iaR thiugs sfe ssri. bis B.
sHtilsfstipg - the sluit, e q fss 90. ..e
oasioBslly welt our Hsyi ms,trs u.g-s
nayu' is ibe name given 20 ,bst g. 90 af
che t1su uhsfe 'russats ~ rslIf RES o.
Doe siutgT svoHirg, sHau cor rbInfsd preach
" vss i1 she wilsf ai bls syful4u. tusttss s
most fisisnt if lgf e a.a,f r.rtIr.t arp.s.
O. his hsafsfs our of tfs IE q tb- ,I.r.
sbicb hsd besu ioHsau,i .H s.ms sat Ga
cut, sad 90 . usfufai co., .4pspcs ths fsi
boz stove tipped over % sf srais s.afsf. & /,
suaErstre of &c Tie saii coo q s...I...
eommsacod etosIirr cd. oi tb- IsYf ltsr /.
a,ck u blset sheep Bst .he rrs4ehsf 30
sqaal % she oeeaeoa Adifrssiag ors 4
tis pfomi1tut m,tu,5rrs be- cfisi ouf .Pi-t
% De siobu bra3isf Bllahf pea 90 d-
stobe De L5F 900 tistit turb you Oa
ly hsb fsith Poor brofbsf Baisr led w
fortunately 20 a1sl1 fst,h sod immeiisttIy
seized Be- en- sleri8g 81 30 80 tst 30 econ
81 bed his hagsfs e5tns 10 eBut "a uitb tt,
ifsn thsH BE- dfrrpsi b. sgsin. sod dsse.b Z
afouad 0u rBe foot bllaing tis ssiaI.s.
hbEsfs eFr'ainr5 uith sI iba rssfry 3.
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