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ASSETS JANUARY u le5s:

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a ASSETS JANUARY Z, 1858:
Gashin hand and gePosesip Hartford Banks
Money aae ooPaRy 81 9
Real 4T66842
e'tis
E102 onds 81 and 10 cert =terest 10000
@ e5naeetIads Com s 9ER River Co
50 50 DC SsG5S @assfSarS sSIE BANK SSeSSS SeSS
oaSS sS do PEoyide9ee 4 .. 60 90
sSsS @ DO Nes ss''Re York ..:.:9S ,ssa,SS ssSS
5S5SsS gatss tSssS ssSSS
100 do New York L. sand Trust Co. IS .P7. .6nnGO
ra,.,. ,,,,,,,,,,... a5o. Ell, s ,55s,ss7 $
3sla Unsettled claim not. due:.......S Sf78 s2e.s4
Losses Eqptta1lly A d.5juatsa ind frobptlg Paid
RRUPWARDS50F 0F $4,000, 900
OF Losses hayebeen paid by she na Insurance Co.,
Fire g. Inland NAVIGATION
Risks accepted at terms consistent with solyeney an
Kspeotal attention iUes to Insurance ofD WEL1LY9s
tyttteeD and ContsntsJor terElsef j to 5yedfe.
The progress stable and nm.
sunshine and storm
tions and Being long Established
cash basis Of affect in
During the security 6le is
tain loss being u en- much lessened.a IA
Policies issued without delay and all business attended
to with dispatch and fidelity; by faa 80 q
lBEH r, B. 8TFEARINGsBN, Agent,
ONCE Union Hall west side Main strset.
q 4i ENSIFTRANGEIT a 80 5f.l-7I--4
ETHEFIRE EAHIDAARINEINSUR
IeIs i7siqE4 PANY9OF iWHEBBING IL
z 3.lt!aa u n gts I1coFp0rGted 1881. ~ i
lIIFAKES risks rates Buildings
II Steanboats5 Mefehandise and aafust All
the of6oods on rivers
seas lakes canals and railroads. hei. = 7
-. ~ 4
RaCrangieS ssBrady, ROb'tAorrisoni
RoBT. '6RANdiR, ,Pres,t.
g r. HGRpnG, secsy. r \ i5i5 . q q l75ssl =
Applies Insurance will be promptly attended
to by the President and Secretary.
8heeng,JaR 90. 1883. q R 5ti slf3fft 1915 set
H0MEl5 Fit - AND. MA ESINET- { Z
- f5a.iftf tfINSURAINCEGCl4l lfsi.g
lBaab [oRRIGE NO: WALL STREET, N. Y.1s44 Il.
o1sHo T944
LA S58,6TT66
I r59 ~
ETNH1s Company 80 owned and managed by Sone ofthe
ard best the city York-
ERerp tcpIaIs enquire Of m adj ". p. PRTERsON,i
lns sa..s.a5 gent Wheeling and vicinity.
N3ATI0NAI n HOUSE.
(oFENEp HoT. 16, 1850
MA8IETIIA, OHIO. 5s,4 So
lRECKAFD e WILLIAMS; PIoprfetoTs.
THIS NEW RsTsoIkss HOTEL. Is Situated on the
banding Nith alIthe RaEtoadTrains
H. idec2-1Y E5+.re5.
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ODD FELLOWS. gDIRBOpoBy

vIrzInIus Lodge No. a.-M,e,et. .v.rv T.rr.3.,,
evening atthe Hall, corner Market and quincy
Mar RtcuAHDsoN, N. G.i Taos B. AnKean, Secretary.
Franklin Lodge No. ISs-Meet Gsaboyeeyery
Monday evening. wN. TAYLOR, n. G.; R14tdn p.
Nc TsI0ey, Secretary
~ Wednesday evening. FREnyhtok MlIER, NJ G.; John
Sttade Secretary, .b54
sWh,eeItuE Lodge No. 59.-Mset, as above every
Gso, RtrcutE, n. O.; ". II Berrgsts, Secretary.
Pamela lodge No. S9.-Meets as above svsr,,
Fridayeveung. ], WOODBURY., N. G.; ". ". Blaaciard
Jr., Secretary.
Wm. Tell EucnnPmeat No. 3l.-Meets as
above the and fosrh Tuesday evenings ofeaob
month. F. BRuNEa, @. P; ORGs. Lfnck, Scribe
Abram's EneRmPmenf Ne. 1.-Meets as
1'Ove the Frstsud third Evenings month
l. NJ ot'SE, oP.; Geo Baird, ~. Scribe. [Maroh 49,
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Cash. Capital $1,000, 900.
tai Hi ABSOLUTE AND UNMARRIED sas s.!..i.
WITH A. asURPAUSEOF9 S6O6,3sY;ss,
]. And 3sy eArs and skperienee
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CHURCHEs OF WHEELING.

Por the information strangers the city we pub
sh the following list of the different Churches, their
line and place of meeting II there any mistakes,
Willmakethe necessary correction with pleasure:
ST. MdtheSoS, Episc0palian, Corner Monroe and Byron
,Rev. E. T. PRRK1xs Rector; morning services 1O6
clock, evening, Z.
So. ohS EpscopaItan, Main street, between First and
Second, Centre Wheeling Rev.J II. sMTu A. NJ Rector
serviceS-Morning 1O]5; afternoon 81; nightly.
Ffrst esoyeran, REv. R. H. WEED, Pastor, Fourthst
between afternoon
Second Pres6ytidn, Webster stree, ,between Main and
Market Centre Wheelng services morning and evening
zAird Pres6yteIdn Fifth street, between Chestnut and
Talbcrt South Wheeling, Rev. WOODS, Pastor
ees morning and evening.
Fourth PreSbytertan, Rev A. PAUL. PASTOR SIanstreet
between Washington and Adams s services morning and
evening,
Fourth Street Methodist Eptscopdl, Rev. J. E. WILSON
Pastor FOurhstreet between Monroe QUINCY services
morning and evening.
Worth Street Asthodist Episcopal Rev.AA RON Pastor
Market and North sts, North wheeling; services
morning and evening.
OtGpEne Street Asthodtst Episcopal, Rev. T. H. Mox-
Pastor, ohapIine street. between Second
Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening
South Wheeling Ar e. Church, Rev. J. s. Han,
PastoE services morning and evening.
Wheeling ISEG1d ChGpeE, Wheeling Island, Rev. ].
WILSON, Pastor. s.z5s4
German Methodist Episcopal, Rev. c. HELw1o, Pastor
oiaPne street, between Webster and Third Centre Wheel
nE.
St. Janes Cathedral, Roman Catholic, RI Rev. Btsnor
r. " wHEtAS, Fifth street, Hampden services
morning and afternoon.
First Baptist Church, Clay st. East wheeug, Rev. wm
r. MArB AR, Pastor; services morning and evening
associate Reformed, Rev. J. t. McoIuRE, Pastor corne
OfMarketand Jefferson sts servcesnornng afternoon
Disotp1eS Market street, between webster and Third
Centre Wheelngi services 1O6 in the morning, andT3
evening.
Esdngs'icd1 Protestant, Rev. wM HrLrEa Pastor, Clay
Rt.eet, above Sixth, East wheeling
Zion E0aHOettcGl LutFerian, Rev. F. zrNN4rR,t1u,
Market street, between Webster and Third Centre
wheellugiservices morning and evening.
Js''fSh Synagogue Quincy street. between Market and
Gsnd" PrOsestd"t, Union BaI Main. street, between
Gonsse and Quincy; services 1oIf mo ming.
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plumber and Gas Filter.

j AS. M. DILLON
na9 aE1O2L MAiENRE EIIf STRllfI1Izi J
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Wrought Iron Pipes Sheet Lead. AIkiniS and size
% sEass Cocks a1d Valves and and
Wooden and Cast Iron Hydrants, Gum Hose and phelEn
OF all Theknesses, Anti.frction Metal Pure Banca Tim
zinc and the oelebTsted TRoT BRlIs an
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)ICE FIRST GLASS aINSTJRAN0E

UIlAIt ~ y -.B1 TnE- iIfl1 20 IIi .
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20 Galvanized Iron Tubing, Incorrosfve and for CON.
fiay foF Lekd
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NJEw3 styles Fancy silks, ze s5s f5its 55ra 81 E
ISN New styles, an wool Delalnes, f,.-t
New styles Printed Merinos,
New styles Low Priced Declines, lzcN .tf
New styles ShaRlE=-5Iust neeeiVed.a fei, s
tepG RElsKELL sWHARINaEN.
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20 AqpcductP hand, any size ore ouHn-
i =, ThIchcan be fIrnshe ed on short notice
~ 4s&PGtdJor Old C0pper, ByiIssdad LeadsafQt
novl9 ti2aW&Wiy
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VOLUME Z.

OFFICE-Corner of Main and Quincy streets
Entrance from Quincy st.
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j 1T Received and Now Open.
wv stake pleasure in niends patrons ahd
Spring stoei OF 0S heHg 1ast 6eSs5Xsa our
With general assortment Of Gents FurnShI5R
All OF sell at prices suit the n1ef
call you our
$40 you wiz be satisfied that be ecelled either
oqr stock consists Of ofRshf6hdbLS G06s and
edp Goods, ANDY we prepared r to or
derfna style none either East or West OF The
m2unains and ct short notice, No.
luz Mains St. WHEELER LAKIE,
ap12 NTeTebo ~ rSSISa1,.
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4 ~ Also Poly's Improved and patent Chain 'Puu6b
which Is decidedly the greatest pump othe age the right
to which In Towns aud Countesln Western Yrgni
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-07

NoAH's ARK AS A MODEL SHIP.-We OBJ
serve in that admirable work by Frank B.
Goodrich, recently published by Lippincott &
Co., very curious passage, in which he states
that the Ark, the first and largest ship ever
built, had precisely the same proportions as
the steamers of our own day. Its dimensions
were three hundred cubits, by fifty, by thirty
Those of several of the feetest Atlantic mail
steamers are three hundred, twenty weight and
half in depth. They have, like the Ark,
upper, lower, and middle stories 1t is at least
singular that the ship builders of the present
day, neglecting the experience acquired by
man from forty-two centuries spent more or
less upon the sea, should so directly return to
the model of the vessel constructed to outride
the flood. 1t was therefore with obvious pro-
priety that at one of the late convivial meetings
in England, held in connection with the inter
ests Of the commercial marine and the Atlantic
telegraph, that a toast was offered-"TO our
great ancestor, Noah" Though the PROPOSE
ton was received with hilarity, and the idea
seemed to SAVIOR somewhat of a Jest, vet the
patriarch's claims, as the first Admiral on re-
cord, TO be the father of seamen, the great
originator of navigation were willingly and
vociferously acknowledgement Inquirer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-07

The PERILs OF PARTING.-There is one
warning lesson in life which few of us have not
received, and no book that l can call to mem
DRY has noted down with adequate emphasis.
1t is this ;-"Beware of parting" The true
sadness is not in the pain of parting; it is the
when and the how you are to meet again with
the face about to vanish from your view.
From the passionate farewell to the woman
who has your heart in her keeping, to the cor
dial goodbye exchanged with pleasant com
panions at a watering place, country house, or
the close Of a festive days blithe and careless
eXcursion-a chord, stronger or weaker, is
snapped asunder in every parting, and Times
busy fingers are not practiced in respicing
broken ties. Meet again you may; will it be
in the same way with the same sympathes
with the same sentiments Will the souls,
hurrying on in diverse paths, unite once more
rs if the interval had been dream} Rarely,
rarely.-Bui,Cer.
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d0ortcster Daily Spp.

RISING IN THE WORLD-You should bear
constantly in mind that nine-tenths of us are.
from the very nature and necessity of the
world, born to gain our livelihood by the sweat
Of our brow. What reason have we. then, to
presume that our children are not to do the
same If they be, as now and then one
would be, endowed with extraordinary powers
OF mind, those extraordinary powers of mind
may have an opportunity Of developing them
selves; and if they have not that opportunity,
the harm Is not very great to us or them
Nor does it hence follow that the descendants
Of laborers are always to be laborers. The
path upwards is steep and long, to be sure.
Industry, care, SKILL and excellence, in the
present parent, lay the foundation of rise I'M
der more favorable circumstances for the chill
dren. The children of these take another rise ;
and by and by the descendants of the parent
laborer become gentlemen. This is the natu-
raj progress 1t is by attempting to reach the
top at single leap that SO much misery is pro-
duced in the world. Society may aid in MAX
ing the laborer yirtuous and happy, by bring
ing up children to labor with steadiness, with
care, and with skill to show TIM how to do
as many useful things as possible; to do them
all in the best manner; to set them an exam
pie in industry sobriety, cleanliness, and neat
ness; to make all these habitual to them, so
that they never shall be liable to fall into the
contrary to let them always see good living
proceeding from labor, and thus to remove
from them the temptation to get at the goods
OF others by violence, and fraudulent means,
and to keep far from their minds all the induce
ments to hypocrisy and deceit.-CobbeH
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THE INK OF THE ANc1ENrs in a letter
from Mr.. Joseph Ellis, Brighton, addressed to
the Society of Arts journal, he states that
by making a solution of shellac with borax in
water, and adding suitable portion of lamp
black, an ink is produced which is indestructi-
bic by time Or by chemical agents, and which,
on drying, will present polished surface, as
with the ink found ON the Egyptian papyri
He made ink in the way described and prov
ed, if not its identity with that of ancient
Egypt, yet the correctness of the formula
which has been given him by the late Mr.
Charles Hatchett, f. r. S.
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a. be get.

TO LET-A very nice Upper Tenement
= No. Chandler street. Price sIO5 Inquire of JAS
r. PIERCE, corner Main and Austin Streets dtf ola
VNENEMENTS TO RENT-In various
a parts of the city Inquire of NATH A MEL BROWN,
No. Browns Block. div iyl
UNO RENT-TwO nice rooms with Board,
suitable for man and wife, or two single boarders
Address Box 66, ?. o. diff apl2
FTNO RENT-That beautiful Double House.
a No. 50 Austin Street. Inquire of D. r. PRATT, No
u Wellington Street. diff s29
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A PROFITABLE FLoGGING.-I had one just
hogging When was about thirteen, / went
to a shoemaker, and begged him to take me as
his apprentice. He, being an honest man. inn
mediately took me to Bowyer, who got into a
great rage, knocked me down, and even pushed
Crispin rudely out of the room. Bowyer asked
me why l had made myself such fool To
which answered, that had great desire to
be a shoemaker, and that hated the thought
of being clergyman, "Why 500" said he
because, to tell you the truth sir, i" said ], al
am an infdel" For this, without more ado,
Bowyer fogged me-wisely, as l think
soundly, as / know. Any whining or sermon
izing would have gratfed my vanity and con-
firmed me in my absurdity; as it was, l was
laughed at and got heartily ashamed of my
follY-CoL1fdqe.
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ROARDING.-Boa Boarding, by the Week or
~ Day, at No. IL Thomas Street, Worcester, Mass
ap3l dly j. KENDALL
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VALUE OF ADyERTIsING.-I have always
considered advertising, liberal and long to be
sure medium of success in business and the
prelude to wealth, And have made it an in
variable rule, too to advertise in the dullest
times, long experience having taught me
that money thus spent is well laid out; as
keeping my business continually before the
public has secured me many sales that other
wise should have lost.-Stphen Girdrd
Whatever success may have had in bust
ness, owe mainly to continuous advertising,
and deem it good policy to advertise long
in the same papers From close observation,
| am fully convinced that il is impossible to
make much Roadway in any branch of COM
merce, without the facilities which the press
alone can give-Jdcob Ridgewuy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-07

THE GREAT BRITISH EssAYIsT.-A foreign
critic has thus sketched the brilliant British
essayist:
Mr. Macaulay is strong admirer of the old
Wings, and well disposed toward the Round
heads and Coyenanters. AT times he appears
to identify himself too closely with those poll
ticians Of a former age, and to write as with a
strong personal antipathy against their oppo-
nents His judgments are occasionally harsh
and uncharitable, even when founded on I'M
doubted facts. In arranging his materials for
effect he is a consummate master. Some of
his scenes and parallels are managed with the
highest artistical art and his language like his
conceptions, is picturesque In style, Mr..
Macaulay is stately and rhetorical-perhaps
too ford and gorgeous, at least, in his earlier
essays-but it is sustained with wonderful
power and energy. In this particular, as well
as in other mental characteristics, the reviewer
bears some resemblance to Gibbon. His know
ledge is as universal, his imagination as rich
and creative, and his power Of condensation as
remarkable. Both have made sacrifices in
taste, candor, and generosity, for purposes of
immediate effect; but the living author is un-
questionably far superior to his great prototype
in the soundness of his philosophy and the
purity of his aspirations and principles,
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LAST WoRDs-The last words of the Old
Testament are fearful threatening Lest !
come and smite the earth with curse" The
last words of the New Testament are bene-
diction: "The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ
be with you all, Amen"
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5ltsurantE.
MECHANICS MUTUAL FIRE +

MECHANICS MUTUAL FIRE IN
A'A SURANCE COMPANY.
AT the animal meeting Of this Company held at their
Office in Clarks Block Tuesday, Jan. 9Th, the follow
ing named persons chosen Directors for the year
suing viz:
Henry A. Denny, Worcester Geo. NJ. Rice, Worcester,
Geo Blackburn, Boston, VIM. B. Fox Jr.,
Eek. Saunders Grafton, Daniel fainter
AlOnzO White leicester Sam' l.. Hodges. Cherry Wv
r. 5. Denny, Clappvillc, H. n BigelOw, Clinton.
At a subsequent meeting of the Bpgrl, HENRY A.
DENNY was chosen President, WNl s. DENNY Secre-
tarY, and FARLEY HAMMOND Treasurer
This Company has been in successful operation since
May, 1853, and continue insure in their Mechanics
Glass, on favorable terms, Dwelling Houses and other
Buildings, Stocks of Goods first class Machine Shops
and nom hazardous property generally. Communications
addressed to the President Secretary will receive
prompt attention.
Worcester, Jan. Z, 1857. diff
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G0lants.

SITUATION WANTED, by smart,
nSO d6tt NJ o. BEAIIS, 80 Madison street
w ANTED.-A man capable of taking
w charge of a Boot Manufactory who ia tboroupbIy
acquainted with the business and wishes permanent EN-
ployment at good wages. Apply to
d3 DIFF o. s. SANFORD, COrdaville Mass.
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BUTTONS.

A SSIGNEES' SALE. - The Assignees'
- Sale which was to have taken place Saturday pee
4th, IS adjourned TO TUESDAY, Dec 7th at o'clock in
the afternoon. W. A. WILLIAMS,l Assignees Of
JOHN WARDEN, Rufus HASTINGS
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BY L. w. VAIL. AUCTIONEER
NXECITTOR'S SAFE FARM Ar

*.
EXECUTORS SALE.-FARM AT
- AUCTION.-I am favored with instructions from
the Executors, to SELL without reserve on THURSDAY
Dee 9Th at IL O'Clock, M the desirable farm belonging
to the estate of the late Col ARENAS Ward situated IN
south part of Worcester about one-haf mile beyond
Qunsgamond Village the old road Millbury CON
tanning 80 acres suitably divided into tage moving and
pasturlng with about Is acres of wood of a handsome
Erowt The soil deep, naturally warm and easily cul-
tvated Is well adapted to gardening purposes and its
proximity to good market renders 1t desirable in This
respect We would recommend all wishing farming prop
ery 10 examine 1t previous to the sale Terms liberal,
ana made known at sale. For further particulars ngur
of the Executors, DWIGHT FOSTER and GEORGE III
WARD or the Auctioneer E. W. yATLL
Worcester, Nov 20, 1855 davis ma
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WHERE THE GREATEST AMOUNT OF Cor
TON is UsED.-ln the London Times there is a
long and very able and candid article on the
subject of cotton. The proportions of the ar
tcle used by different nations are thus stated :
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Goyga.

1s';eaA& HOUSES TO LET.-The lower
ksiiI tenement of house NO 10 Oxford street. and the
-iiA- upper tenement of House No IS Austin street
both in good order and supplied with and soft water
Apply to S. IL. COTTON.
STORE TO LET-The Store recently
~ occupied by j. 0. Bemis 4 Co.. under the Bay State
House This store is wen located for Grocery or Meat
AarSet. Apply to T. w. HAMMOND, Treasurer.
nl2 diff
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Thus it appears that England uses more of
the raw material than all the rest of the world.
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Use BROWNS BROCHIAL TRIO
~ CHEs, for the cure Of Bronchitis Iloarscness,
Coughs, &c. For sale by CHARLES CLARKE,
n3 DIFF Cor. Main and Pleasant street
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NOTICE is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing between the subscribers
under the m Of Tiff u WHITE, Is this day dissolved
bv mutual consent j. w. TtFFr
Alnlbury, Nov 80 1858. d6ts III
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GMants.
PEAL ESTATE WANTED.-The sub


WANTED-A Situation as Wet Nurse
~ by young and very healthy woman; will take a
child home out in the city. Apply at No Is Hiber
mia Street, at No. 236 Main Street Of L. BUGBEE
nd diff
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WANTED-A good Tin Plate and Sheet
w Iron Workman. Inquire at 23l Main Street.
% diff D. c. THIRSTON.
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The official gazette Of Teheran, in announcing
.hat the Shah of Persia has subscribed to the
iund for the widows and orphans of English SOL
dieFs' massacred in India, says chat the English
nave been so thoroughly thrashed and are in such
great want of the money that they are obliged to
ask for help in all quarters. For this reason.
ADDS the journal Of the Court of Teheran, "the
Sublime Master of Persia has condescended to he
stow his charity upon the English government,
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price Two cents
G5e 9atIp spp.

ANSWERS TO coRRBsPoNDENrs.-Th Buf-
i'!o hspa2Ae eleverly hits several things in the
following take-of
I" Enquirer.-The Fourth of Julv doc. 40, -.
cur on the 22d Of February, nor is t. as Won sun
pose, commemorative Of anything that sysr ~.
pened to the Rochester Union. ''A' ''ei Hap =.
?, hooertson.--He was not hid in the slon.nail.
He was under the bed. '''P pSH'
Mother.-Reverse and spank.
9 9E times five are thrty.fye.
HeSsn'-fou can keep them up with elastios.
MeafeaS Apply shoemaker's wvx, and then
squeeze it. ~'u sHen
of Lockport. 9"i Last
St@naNcqhe'-Fifteen drops each of laudanum
and camphor, and rub it,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-26

Light, which left a star of the twelfth mag.
nitude when the Israelites left Egypt, has no t
yet reached the earth.- Exchange.
Sosays some philosopher in the newspapers.
we nope ne will let us know when it arrives,
ana show 1t round, if it isn't too faint after SO
long journey.-BoSt0n Post 800