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Tie lots belonging: II LIND UNIVERSITY. aud nuss
offered fr sale Ere>c: fl: 1;Ic Inducements Ir~,rs
wishing tn tny ii" If ccu:try Ite will IN hours
ridr If the ity If Chicago.
They arr tna'e! At Ike forest. "n til, west .1nk IT Iat
Michigan. elevated hu'r fret :oyr the lcvel uf tt
l!ir, at"''a tweu'yex l;'; rat:' fn,m 'h:=""n :ts
sIrr, If hc tf.cE" alI Mw.::kv l:ls.!<. ;l~rai IN
,lsr1I ats 'vr springs ind :u1aE !-lu'. aHi in Il ..
etn If ''nr hest physicians, ilr ul1a,4: ir i:'llf,
r'tt and Et>EiIcc hl to ts exceeded hy any tbs
slsnEr In ttir Western rtr,.ltrv.
4 nn~ Academy tnI.'ne t1t rnltara.rs 'ciarfmc, =
l!; n:vrr>it! - been trf,si tie rst all i
III r,ts.t uscEtti'u IN Charge If = F. Miller. y.
tew T.s"-c1.=,f lirI~i. Str' a1si tln tz.l
dwellings have i:s'n en- tt1t within fr Irl>t Year.
III ataA"t t' 'r .r;.lar ilrI: trains areamHih!:-
tim trim taking t''slnnt..n trkrt> Ut ff
the rx'4 far 'sc-tta;" c;eE ":ct' AID returns ~
cry f,E1ns thus :'1tlas 'si.*- Ill opportunity t's
s4tnd tic Ay i! 1f cy ant. i- with s!:.;s '.i:e IT tsh
AE'"" Ftrl h1s i~rE ',Hvd ad ill s;cccesfu! "ie'aH
for H,nre tha} 4 ,taE I.l~t-
The iakc Forest A>ca,a avc a!> few Ints. 1arstiv
f.. fatf.lsn: purposes. l,i' h" t"i t'.:il: ti
.it t:tt which wi. &c iat -e*:G.: PRICE,.
ans IN ,tsual tin!e-
The subscriber has within .tr ,s* ycay I'll twelvs-
tlu*,ul nr- # the Il:.s {.,:1, tle t:!-
vrr>ty and t~i.1it. a.: r /" !. lew tn'rs lt
10 Tnr1rr wlu wish t!xl IL i3:t: I;ru: t;:I:t ali!
cultivation.
Far 1str particulars Apply IN T.tr -. No. - W;sa.
int"h al .T ~ ltsi tt:!I! liz T. NHi.r lS
2.i. Chicago, 1!lnts. fEI III. !i'i., AErH:.
HIvti GII!
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{1U1s SALE OR PART In.
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F"r s'" ~ lonE lire ::a ray terms +, he lyrr TIN
Stlraan ]l-i'asrv +: El.i~liA LEY Situated
t.';t,v t:'r nta l1,-la> arth'". i~' .;I- fro. lin,
CITY iA';'s. s1nta;E- md !I acrc, # a'I'. ,!A
out III te ',lsf. iutu Flower .:.L Vegetable,
Gardens N'il- Wn!Ss ETC.. te a, well 81: with cau:cs
Emit and u.su;r!'a Tires.
L.sgr Il"1< t;.s! ..lr ;rh IN i I;av I1t F!t:vt
H'l'~s rf,nIar:ih: :cI>a.: Wexs: also large i.rls
Farriart Hs'-e. a'l ,n We u W.'rr. lnluiIc 4; NJ
AtrIhf.n n',rk. sid IT l. i. Ma.s:I.l .. hear
street, t,t address /. u. ItrN 3e1. it1 -JEl-lt.9
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3oress y Grtbu1te.


Tie Pkxrs AND Tn1pusx OFfcE prepared to execute
sat noce, cveE vaey Of job Printing ia the nEs1 xAN
and at he Loxe.t Lirire Fsers. Particular attention
given to the p1utlnKof
BrsENtaa CARDs, LETTER GkAps, IfIL HEApa,
REtE1rTe, ftNIEkA+ FRoGKAHkH,
fAKf1I1.EEt, ClR&CLAK2, EHECEs.
BLANK SofEs, LABI1A TIcKE1A.
HpKINTIEu IN COLORS ~
In al III varieties. doce II beautiful style and st moderate
rates. An examination Ct specimens aud prices Is respect
fu!ylnv
sKordes rom the country promptly fled, and and srt
toneby expreA.
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NI1OICE LAKE SHORE RESI-

~ trrct Property fur sar-:ne If t. '>t nu'>!Lc t!4a
t:y Saving the adyahta:r Of 1-is III: L..c, AIs
EF'ltI', and ti'r. sl!1'e trees.
~ acre: lid ", il lots q f. frc: 1y I'll tep c:,~ N
tue Hw t'nIytrt'tv asd a.t''.!,s tl. >ia.e E'H'.i
's,S 3f tie elfy 1n' tnbrt; ri:: ls .'I IN Huck
If Ellis >uInyi..nn.
As,. u ucu. h. :-e Ics g a: . Els Subdivision al
tnins tEr Iv*1'r'r If M:rn aud Nrw"7y. with
fr'nt on fIl: :,c and srt t'':,t Grsc asc
mr. Gus: n tle tlr rrrll. ta1;,u . i!st:s Cc.asl
Ftin2a laid hlt in tts g. ft7 fE..n y :u d..!.
Ai>' TX a"rrs t'n LAX" >1rt. 4iswly .r'wst lifost
l.. l.. >i:s,4a4. Ia. sery hSl .,:u' v:tw anG H.,
tinltt.
Ihr above Ays m The FTnpn-rd iin1 nf tt i>r Railroad
III! cs1>r IL tlsc l1ls:a Ctir :iIru liz IT. r..Et ~,
r,ss n LIE city 1t al tE. will ~ ..! ":r:llrt t
lit Ut IFict- to suil tlIs fif's's. .Arf'str
y ~ i i
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LOST SIGHT AND HEARING,
Upwars of n:e !l.ar,,! 4,A Twr:v:rt l.1:sats l.vr
ter EctrHth ty III. e. within tie l> lsr werk Eay +f
~l..u lave lind l.E'> yrnr~ wls .tlcs
"h' Gase lrIs ~xn s1ltters, Lave had llcsr :->.,
Gnsyr.,
The .st pref how prC., r.rsi.r- ar,, ;ayd
r. tint he l. i'll, r.rr.snE patients al pats nf tue
eortIy. AID lH;>s:,:. s,rri lii tAr:y tres, ~a
M Zee Is required !rt tAati1slii"l "I''. a"d Hn
charge for He1sit,.- t4 ~atc->:u will r. stated
VIXEN tLt IItr;. !. trt,i. 81. is.t4Atii- treatise Tic
E. 1.t Ea1 naiiG.ti,'n .4aos". trssl.e aaaE I'M
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pES1DENCE PROPERTY FOR
IL Sa.:. In fix S'hitL U:yi-nn
~, . FRAT tl41,l street ly L.. fit on 1uEao
I" f%. a5ry, with rxcel!e's arsv h's,4. >tas. sc.
IL feet Dst 't:. Grove nr+1S fItJ feet til r!aite
avrllur. tr. us,,,r If Mnht,rrv +tT$t.
VIII II. -! together. !ivlei up h hit: I! loxr. ;.rts
tl4u bctu.e rtIrrtt. Apply tn
JOHN ;. BUCHANAN,
jc91n4lsH 1,n ;..,u.,;1th -tr.rt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-19
DURYEA'S CELEBRATE
s T A r. G. KY
FOR LAUNDRY PURPOSES.
ALSO,
DURYEA'S MAIZENA,,

This Is the most agreeable article Of food IN use, and
equal to the best Bermuda Arrow Root II needs only to
be tried to supersede every other article ofhe kind
s. Il. STAPLES, IA Foster street, Wholesale
For sale by H. GRIFFIN, Pleasant st.
w. o. SWEET, ls6 Main 81.
= A PRATT ARt., Division ~, 20 Front st.
W. L. CLARK, 70 Main st.
HOWE a HACKETT, los Main st,
HORACE AYRES. 2J8 Main st.
w nj BREWER 35f Main st.
PUTNAM a SMITH, alt Main st.
mch2s dim.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-19

A French gentleman, an amateur in chemis-
try, has discovered new mode of making pa
per 1t is simply by boiling slices of wood
with certain quantity of mineral and vegeta-
BILE alkali. If we may rely on the statement
of the inventor, who intends to practice his
method on large scale, he can produce from
"a kilogrammes of slices of firwood and five
kilogrammes of allSal ream of very large
paper as white as snow and as fine as silk
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-19

GAUL'S PHILADELPHIA ALE AND
~ PORTER, superior article, put up in half bills,
expressly for family and recommended by Physci
generally being very healthy beverage For sale
by j. s. HILL.
dim No. 81 Mechanic strcat.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-19
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-19

From the Providence journal.
THE BABY.
Another little wave
Upon the sea of life;
Another soul to save,
Amid its toll and strife.
Two more little feet
To walk the dusty road;
To choose where two paths meet,
The narrow, and the broad.
Two more little hands
To work for good or ill;
Two more little eyes;
Another little will;
Another heart to love,
Receiving love again;
And so the baby came,
A thing of joy and pain
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-19
ddaurtester Daily spy.

[From the Home Journal
MY WIFE!
She tied the new cravat
Which she so kindly made me;
Then smoothed with care my hat
And with her arms DELAYED me;
She brushed my GLOSSY hair
And said sit was so curly.'
While going down the stair,
She cried, Come home, dear, early!'
How happy then was |,
With all | e'er desired;
/ fortune could defy
While thus was admired!
We parted at the door
Her smile deserved a sonnet!
"Dear love, but one thing more:
L want-d HeIo spring boRnetr'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-19
Musieal.

T U c III S NJ RIFIEL d
IL TEACHER OF THE PIANO FORTE.
Residence No > Carroll Street.
mch3l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-19

PLANTING TREEs.-As the proper season is
now approaching for transplanting trees, few
hints to new planters will not be out of place:
l. Have your ground in good order, and see
that it contains a sufficient quantity of the
matter necessary to the growth of such trees
as you are about to plant. Apples require
lime, pears phosphate of lime, or bone dust
Good wheat land is adapted to the growth of
apples and poor soil should never be laid out
for an orchard
ii. Let the land be high; low lands are liza
BILE to spring frosts, and the fruit blossoms are
often bLighted by them. High situations are
also more easily drained, which is absolutely
essential to the well-being of the trees
Ill Plough the ground deep before planting.
A slight scarifying of the soil will do no good.
Dig the holes for the trees deep, if the ground
is not naturally loose. Fill up with the sur
face soil around the roots, placing each rootlet
in the most natural position. Do not use any
barnyard manure.
" In selecting trees, choose such varieties
as are of wellknOwn excellence, and that are
adapted to your peculiar locality. Young
healthy plants are better than large ones, and
bear removal much better. A large tree costs
more in the nursery but the small one, with
like care, will, in a few years, often outgrow it.
V. The shorter time your plants are out of
the ground, the more likely they will be to
live. If the rootlets are not allowed to get
dry, the tree will be almost sure to dried up,
the chance of success is less. Some trees will
not bear exposure of their roots for any great
length of time, and live.-Onio Farmer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-19
T N S U R A N e FFIC E,
No. % Flagg's Building, Up Stairs.
HENRY R. KEITH,

prepared to affect Insurance agans hazard by Fire
on Cotton and Wooden Mills, Boot, Shoe and Leather
manufactures Stores and Merchandise Dwelling Houses
Farm Buildings and other property, at the most
BILE rates in some OF the best offices in Massachusetts,
Rhode Island and Connecticut.
Inquiries by mail will receive prompt attention
REFERENCE BY PERMIssioN-lIon Isaac Davis, and
Hon. +. II. Kinnicutt Worcester; Hon. Alex. Dewitt
Oxford; Essex Saunders, Esq. Saundersve Messrs Paul
Whiting ~ Son, Whitinsville; Messrs. Il. b. Bgelow Il
Co., Grafton; Messrs Conant Warren h Co., Boston;
Messrs 4. IL L. Bachelor, North Brookfeld.
fe3 d&wtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-19

w w. PRATT, REAL ESTATE Bro
w KER, AUCTIoNEER, and CONSTABLE, will
give his particular attention to negotiating sales Of Real
Estate, and Auction sales of all descriptions Real Els
tate and Personal Property. Office Flaggs Building op
posite Bay State House, Worcester, Mass d3m mch4
+. H. RICHMOND,
Nos and Exchange Place, Providence r. L. dealer In
Paper and Paper Stock.
Cash paid Tor all kinds of Paper Stock including White
and COlOred Rags, Hemp and Manila Rope Ne. &c.
febl dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-19
Real Gstate.

o. REAL ESTATE in the city will be
#iit taken in exchange for Timber Land, for few
-small Farms out of the city. Also for sale lou for
cash or credit Houses in the city varying in price from
$500 to $4,000 well small Farms and lots of few
each for moving pasturng Persons wishing
buy or sell are respectfully invited to call on
LARKIN SMITH,
Real Estate Broker 236 Main-st Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-19
WORCESTER:
@rp GOODS.
SPRING EXP SITION.
GROSS 81 TRAUss

will open to-day,
Rich French COLLARS and SETS at low prices
New styles of COLLARS, the first imported in the
Country.
Rich Embroidered MUSLIN SETS at astonishing low
prices.
Elegant MUSLIN COLLARS for 75c & 81 and upwards.
Honiton, Maltese, Yaenciennes COLLARS at exceed
ingly low prices.
French Wells and CoIFFURES, the best assortment
in the city, among which have entire styles
full assortment of Gimpure, Vaenciennes, Brussels,
and Thread LACES, black and white.
Cambria EDGING and BANDS, White Goods of all
kinds the best assortment in the city.
25 cartons of new styles DRESS TRIMMINGS, BUT
TONS and TASSELS.
The best quality of BLACK VELVET BIBB0NS at
half price, by the piece.
English and German COTTON HOSIERY, at a great
discount, by the dozen.
The best quality KID GLOVES, in beautiful Spring
colors.
Silk and Isle Thread GAUNTLETS and GLOVES.
New styles MoHAIR MITTS.
Rich PARASOLS, in all colors at wholesale prices and
other new staple and fancy goods too numerous to
ton.
To Mlliners and Country Merchants offer we'll
selected stock of goods at less than Boston prices for
cash or approved credit. Respectfully,
GROSS 81 STRAUSS, l52 Main street,
app diff opposite the Post Office
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-18

from which mankind suffer over large part =
the globe, Ii the consequence Of diseased action
in the system, induced by the poisonous miasrm u
vegetable decay. This exha,ation il evolved hy
the action Of solar heat wet soil and rises with
Inc watery sapor from il. While the sun IL below
the horizon this vapor fingers the earths sur-
fare, and the virus u taken with IL through the
lungs INTO the blood There 1T acts Ms an irritating
poison on the internal yisccra and excTctinr organs
Of the body. The liver becomes torpid and fails To
secrete not only this ,irus hut also the bile from
the blood. Both the virus and the hile accumulate
in the circulation. and produce violent cons,itn-
tional disorder. The spleen. the ktineys. and IN.
stomach sympathize with the liver. and become
d,4ordercd also. Finally. the instinct OF our or
ganssa as If in an attempt to expel ths noxious
Infusion concentrates the whole blood Of the h-pi,
In the internal excretnreS to force them % cast !;
out. The blood leaves the SUFFICE. and PUSHES 10
the central organs with congestivc violence. This
il the Chill. But in this eiprt il fails. Then the
FEVER follows In which the blood leaves the cen
trail organs and rashcs 90 the sarllce. as II in
another eilrt y eypel the irritating poison through
that other great excre'nrv the skin. In tins
also it fails. and the system ahandons the attempts
exhausted. and wait, for the recovery OF strength
to repeat the hopeless effort another day. These
are the fits or parox, SINS OF FEvER A,sn AGrK
such constitutional disorder will al course uader-
mine the health VI Il il NOT 70 moved.
We have laborel to find. and have found, an
Aft
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-18
How 4 RID ISOLATION
P1gDI,ADElpHlA

Ben'ro 'ent Insttufton esfnbtishes by special o.
document. for IN. Reii>f NJ The Nor AVID
- Disfressed, GNictef NTH ytruiems
and kptdenfc Disenses.
vIVHB HOWARD ASSOC ALTON, In view a, ~.
i awful destfpctt OF human life eanse hy sexu-
al diseases, ard the deceptions prntic-r men the
unfortunate victims Of pUch dlseste, By QuAchs sew
erAi gear ago directed its consulting surgeon ..
charitable CT worthy OF their NAME q op@n dis
pensaIy for the treatment OF thu class OF di ssses
In all tier orms, and to give mssica adv,ce gratis
TO ali ~ho rpply ~ Letter With 'escrir ton OF their
c)nhifan, tage, occupation habits Of me- &c spd
In Cas- ofextreroe poverty TO n rni.h mefcints ss
Of charge, II II neediss D. adj that The 0rtAaica
Commands the highest mefirsi skn Of the sg-. sra
will furnish tn, most approved Modern -eatrent
Tho Directors Of the <i~uon. In their annual
port upon the treatr ent of rSra d-rAsss. express
tn highest satisfaction With The rnccess which hrs
attend the sbors Of tbir rrvr'ons In the cure os
spormattorrbns seminal veAkness, z, nor,l us slses
syphilis, the vice Of onanis or seR abuse, diseases
OF the Ldn. " ard bixncer, S- end order conttr-
nance ~ the same plan or The ensuing year
The Dysc.oys on gevis~ Of the % st. frsl ASST rel
that their iaborr in this pheve u BENEVOLENT efor
have been OF great ben"nt TO the Afflicted especially
10 tho ycunes and they have resolved devote them
selves, with renewed zeal 10 this very mporfan, and
much des piscd cause.
An admirable rt port on sper a'trrhns or s~n,-
nal weakness the vice 81 ODsnisr, nasturbation or
Rlf-abnsc. and other diseases OF the sexual ovesns,
ny the cor sulnnR sareesn, willie snt ~ mail Tin
sealed envels pei free o. ehsrss recsi;t % 3vo
STAMPS for postage. Oths rsrorts and tracts the
nature and treatment Of sesDa diseases, dirt, &c
Constantly beDe Published for erstsices dlstrf-
button, and will BE- sent TO the sffhted Sane The
ne > remedies ard methods 81 tssatwsnt tscovsrsn
ddrins 1e lat yssr ,fe o. ,! xasnr vase r.
LIN HOr2HrON, Aetios furgron, Howard AssD.
ctatton No ? Bonth Ninth tired. Yhiis dsipAIe.
~ order Of the pir.ctovs.
DzAA MAARTwnLL. rylsGls>A
am 1Av10W1LD. AawG1v ya2e u,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-18
Ayers Ague Cure.

which nenralizcs this malarions ro,.on in the
blood ani stimulates the liver 10 expe II from tho
body. As IL should. 50 II does care this affecting
disorder with perfect certainty. And il does more
rather does what is OF more 20 those sub
jet this infection. Ii taken season il exr-l>
it from the system IL il absorbed. and thus keens
those who II free from its attacks. keeps til.
system In health although exposed ~ the disease
Consequently il not only cures, hu' protects from.
the great variety OF affections which are induced
by this malignant influence. such Remistent
Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb. or Masked Ayue,
Periodical Headache. or Bilious Headache, Bilious
fevcrs, Neuralgia, rheumatism GOut, blindness.
Toothache. Earacne. Catarrh. Asthma. PalpitA-
tons, Painful Affections of the Spleen. Mysteries
Coli, Paralysis, aud Painful Affections of the
Stomach and Bowels. all OF which, when arising
from this causc VII be found to assume more or
less the intermittent type. This AGUE CuRk"
the OF these arrangements, and cures
the disease
fhs il accomrlishcs by stimulating the excre-
tories to expr the virus from the system and
these organs Is degrees become habtcd 10 do this
their office Of their accord. Hence arises what
we term acskpot4tioa. Time may accomplish the
same end but often life j. not long enough, or 10
sacrificed IN the attempt while this . Acr'E Cure"
do H. il at once. and with safety. We have great
reason to licvc TIN, is a well safer
rem .dy for the whole class of diseases which
caused - the nriasmatc Infection, than any other
which llas been discoveries and has still another
important advantage 10 the public, which il, tina,
it is cheap web i good.
ny
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-18

DAR1UnU01NIN5S 10 AouN11-DDum
QkEnClD 0savassaag Aaents vantsd y ~ pa!es
81 The country for the Compromising oeo(reSey
Wesid.W froe the eaSisst egsst - ~ Dssoent 49,
N0. b oo0pniCu, (PslsS pasiay.l UaQaeey bo1n1
81 1eos611uilyt1uG9see1. pYlss .: - saN u
Agsa1e = 49, - 0.0sae ~ - -. ~
.~,- i ~ sssse ,.. : g.
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