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90 III 1S411oo 2Deo = HNxin.
oe11o o1Npod Eoooof1y III
IL q nant Ct 3 1eeoeS &nrce fhi11nA -
go Arr sapping sn0ly thoy ployed 4
1tltle boeoa1ak The ac1rsss lot ell@hst -
paFse conlnined -noe : lnrrs snunll Is
jewels - uoro, ~ len go g. ~ o hpnns,
alUo NJ tNrnitnra ker - i1fok& ~ 1870
Mira, laeee ond &vcey ol1nr. WI sher
ruin M seouplS>s. eaE,eG hoe .inisl ns1nno
quits philosopkisally ~ seld-
"Boa i--to-mcerow eond afesr everything
.~--nA, n1asen1 Ave 3 $500 hroe,rIf * ~
nehone that | nay 90 - bed..
Go 10 bed ( Nosat IN ny dear, yop must
- re1Msn % yVn1 tns111on1 - rather %
uino. - IN
.:nJs9
mol eloop here II Won vinh. Your furni.
tars, jswsls, and easeas ~ mins- Il i nm
nssse6asy for yoa 70 - then aeain."
1Ahlyoa nietruee 0e.n
e--ass Ne, MT haNo ~ firhtD,"
"Bon that's Il We'll my right i ~
vengA"
sYes, but against whatr
my sappointments' at he theatre
ssThirty sieht francs . month-you aro
ieetine'
Against my nots then
Il prefer something e1ss."
1Well ny 6bsfty-my pers0n. value
myjeWole that yen have won ct ono year Of
my life, ny furniture at another, my effects
8 third. I accordingly play against I'll
tAfoo yeoIs Of my life. That 10 to cay, il /
loso ! shall b your servant, your femme d.
ehaMbrs Or cook, - you please. ID it 90
sEh bisn, omit win b droll. Put down
your door key 10 signify what / have
Won, and write bond that you will serve
me year for this, year for that, and %
on.
The document was prepared and signed.
and the play commenced. Al first the
actress lost 8 year Of her life against her
jewela
"Do you cook veil, my dear r said the
loretas.
II can make fficaeea Of luntile and pet 81,
'bouilh' in perfection
''Goodl thato what want" The bacc-
rat contiued-but Il & unneceesary 20 delay
the sequel At one tine The actress found
herself mot only her hostess's cook, chamber
maid, but still worse, liable 10 be Obliged to
run errands, &e., % Adolphe, and others.
perhapa Bat towards two o'clock in the
morning fortune turned: and not only did ali
her feaFs Of being femme de chambfe pass
away but she regained her Jewels. her furni.
ture, dc symboiised BY the kew deposited a
short time previous. Atthree a clock everv-
thing was won back and tie lorette had lost
. little something. The latter grew yexed
The actress continued to triumph. The roles
changed completely. By daylight the lorette
was thoroughly "plucked" her money,
all her Furniture. dresses. &c. At nine
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zeRetable Life Pills and Phunix pitte,.

A,.NG g - MING The quantity Of Nh "A
Meor ~ every part of the system, enable n.s...
w.. e1ssts for the expnlscn 81 &c.,
- ossen0 dessfaction begins IL Il shus 80 n
49, .Pscs 81 uMe fAex cgre coid* coughs rhen
aa1.m aAsusnee, palms "a the stouiAch. sfolie M
msorders n I'll their forms. Hat their srrs
os sAseusace 10 10 Affections Of the stomach Il -
maze compants and the snnerinEs 81 entecbIs ,s.sS
80 sac ~ %. W. M0rFAT. proprietor. ~
nov1-d4W1y
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A CONDUCTOR on 4 Cow ATcnRR. As one
Of the freight trains coming east rounded .
sharp curve near Rarreo Siding, station
about twelve miles wsst - Huntingdon the
engineer saw small child sitting in the mid.
die Of the track, playing, unconscious Of it,
dangerA He Instantly whistlsd down brakes
and reversed his engine, but tho weight Of
the train and the high speed at which It was
running rendered it impossible to stop be-
tore reaching tie chiid, which must inevitar
bly, have been crushed to death. In this EN-.
Urgency, where most men would have stood
paralyzed with horror, TIE conductor of the
train, Mr. Daniel Mccoy, with the steadincss
Of nerve that has few parallels, run to the
front of the engine, cfawled down on the
COW catcher, and, holding himself with one
hand, leaned a. far forward as possible, and,
% he approached the child, with sweeping
blow of the other he threw il of the track
1t was the work of an instant, and required
. steady hand and cool head to accomplish
it but he was equal to the emergency. The
train was Immediately stopped, and on going
back the child was found lying at the foot Of
. email emba0knsnt, some twonty or thirty
feet from the track of the road, alive and
Kicking, but somewhat stunned and bruised.
The child belonged to farmer named Nef,
residing immediately along the road.-lHar-
risburg Patriot 10th.
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SAL FORD'S
LIVER lNvIG0RAToa

NEvEM DE8u1lTATES.
TT Is COMp0UN DIED. eneie~sv -
= GWm9s AMI has become An ~ ahIsix ~
Standard Medicine, Known and apDroved l, n ~
have used IL, and b nov Ivesorted "a - ~
dence In al the diseases, - for which n i -
.~ uos~. thas cured fAssnaas
hopes Of relief, q the y. numerous un.oa.s y
ce1tioeafes In my pos - session nav
Ine 0ose must De q adapted 70 The tenea,.
Dent Of the Individual ltakips IA AZ - !.
s3Sn Quanutiee % 70 act - gently on the bovsA
- me dictates 81 q Iyour judgment guak
~ we ose o. the LIVER lNVDcNs
A1Ohe, and u viii . cure Liver Cen
Hsass. Da!Iioms - Attacks, Dyspsr
elas CMf0mtc Dfsi larrhoea, A11.
Com PlAtmts> - DysemteFy,DP ops
esysSo0T Ss0a1chsf& I80AisNaI Cast.
reMeees Cn0l1csl Cholera Mssaas,
G10ser3 Bm1am.Ir iemma, E1ainsenes
J4uN0ice, Fee. lAale Weak ness
60, aad may Be used a success fuv . n -
aansFsx Ea.ilyE e Mealciss. n u
can testify, in aWem-lA Law nIn n1esn
TIVE OF three sea.l Iep~eosf1SS AZ
taken - oommence-l - Imene 81 attack
!. All We msc 10 - are giving thsrss
MEX WATER IN THE MOUTn
WITH T0E BNVnG0R AT0R. as1
BWA1LOvv DleTM T00 ETMER
FfAeo Ooe Dol11R per BEETLE.
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Pare Vegetable Exlrac,s. a. -, :,
- GLASS CASES, AIR Tiwha. ~ IN,
4NeP IN any colnafee
The Family ca. tharsse Ptllb,
gsnue but active Ca - thartic Which i. y,
- 1seo IN his practice more ihsasseF
~ The constAHHy In.
49, c1ma00 from = those Who Asw ~
49, Sae FILLS ana the ~ satisfaction vtitA y
u regard 20 - their use, Ass io1seA
p.cS snem Tithin the reach d Aii
thAxtics act On di,arsrtl port,ons N ~ hsvsh
The y AILY Ca THARTlC PIE -
with due reference 70 q this Vel estabisAN
aAch been Compounded n. from ! vsssety II n
puress Vegetable * tracts. which - sun
On every part Of sbe ala rnentarv nnai Ara m
Coed and Safe In an = cases war csthsltk
!: nesve1. such g DE- "a PANGEMENre Of ths
DD 4 - skEkPI- MESS, PAINE IN far
-. nACA ana LOlN1, COS q TIy KNESe, PAIN ~
oOHANksS OVER the - WHOLE BODY, kua
ss1uen God, which ne "a quently, u NEGLECTED
enc 10 long eosrse OIL . Fever, Loss or APE
OVER THE ODY. kEsfITesNEss. HIAR
ACHE, or WEIGHT mi q lTHH HEAD. q r.
gLAnMAfORY DlG.Ir - EAsES, WORHsh
CHILDREN Or ADULTS,I ~ RHiUNATlSM,a rut
PURi1ika oftAs BLOOD and many diseases 10 ~
nsns- pOBK, lios III.
f1ICE 8 DIMES.
~. 1n1 L3s9k lNvlGORATOR AND FAMILY "a.
IhAAIiC FILLS are rstailaA BY Druggists genesaay,
sesa BY the Trade 10 al the large ssn
y -. w. AANHORe p, N. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor.
-. ,SS broadway, New YsFks
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n II ~ LIN a u, = =

- 11MEhAUERS sRPtmGfNNl. s#
0o>-1or uMllRitoA couxnn n mIsSsA
0Ssrs..,s keeping. 9samAnship. Css....ss
r. M VommsrciAi Corrsspol1saee. RI. ~.
80 seasse g insssnetion = ~ most co.,w.A.-.,
~ svs,v " somplsisly reduced u Prseses ~ y
Penn SnSa~ ~ 0C@nnaSency y bsoinSss.
apefoyea pTinelPiol 49, - -
~ ~. 4. fSs ~ S1 Law Lecturss-wm n.slv..
re- lass neessssrV - - -
- y . aeeaAl1ssA VIII - syss1lnoee
DseeeCelsgS " ivsnss 80 eeal ~ ~
- *A~aAe q Up1.n \
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Bafrav-nma cnIf

AAEN UP By Robert p. Riddle Il his residenca IN
litn 6ar =, s.nsaip Dee MONIES ooany Iowa me
iast spring; color, Strawberry Roan: NO marts 4,
Oasnds. appraised u nfy dollars before Francis VII
riled Ocs. -, lsSo. 4. j Mrssrrnrp
lOvo.W0me Clerk Counfv Cn,ss
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Legal Notice.

Legal Notice.
STATE VI IOWA, a In County Court Of
Des Moines County . said Conntv
Estate 81 Francis Moore. decd.
OIlCE y hereby given that this Seventh day Of
~ November. =. D. one thousand eight hnndrsd and
nny.nne, ~ Instrument in writing purportinG 10 Be
ne laM VII ana testament OF said decedene, late Of
Danvie township. said county, produced and read
Y oPen Court ana the First Monday In December vas
nxed e me DAY for proving the same, which
ana place AL persons interesed viii be heard.
WIN. Il. MOORE,
WV JO9EPH 4 MOOpr yr.~......
Nov 8, 1859. JOHN W. MOORE A
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Legal Notice.

~ ~ ~, W Iowa, lss In Cosnty Court Of
- moLss OOuny, said CoUuty.
ESs11e - Willianm KHeienD1er. 6ecs6
vemoer a. y. 1869, instrument In writing pur.
Pofung 70 ee the last will and or said dsca-
duoed and read In open court and the Frst y,
december next vas then fixed - the day for proynr
VIII be heard. n n WWIGMTn1 ssleseso
Nov 8, SO. Comfy JndC. ~ ia H.:
Publish WEEKS in Weekly Hawk.Ere
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WH.H lf->.-s-..ss- ;'i'1.s....s.-. $50 !. =. -.
81 q N -. =. = s.l 49,
.
- J. AA1a.e L1Az --lAas - nnrdee.
1n0 neegAoog, WAo eomo = hoyocd ~
IN - WoecG
ii 80 W1ae T. N|ADoaAn - r. Aimoolf
Nepo11 Aoe - 1eof&aE IT a. y 80 q 10
10y q11oeho mAu vAo, ~ enoDsirg 81.
- 81 oSnnaek - - = 80 - = 'inr
N1io H. r - Xi1{er 49, for
6n1ine poneaohla oitieena n IA atreo1r q
Haspsrs Reerv. ~ - e. ~ erirss &
- q
6ook. ~ peineipel "a 4 Brown i IL
Il nnr'1rrs. oasseR ~ Hsrres,. - S.
r. S1IT 1T%. 49,. y ! = -. .nd
aoob7 49, ~ r; - ~ - he~inrine
nsiins soi;s;ssi s..,;s.l =, ~ 1919 Resnsii
enaa-r6areS.-a 7F.-.a
NasstsrT~ an.s-r - o. ghayel -
$3.50 ~ - 49, ,.e - Se f1rnhlieana.
Ein-these L~l,~ ~ Ir.1rn1 n MINI -.
vnsds1 thev ~ - esns-s.d- eai- -.
6ennel -. 49, III
RnN how = II vith d. ~ aKrrss,eas
LeadernY' Their nutrae.a $780, - onlv
Aeen epoeoved and nellistsa n ~. n.no1..
ern1;e 49, but revsrded n ~ Se9ocr.s;c
Adninistr.t;on.
0.W. Clark murdered : I'm ~ M aas.e
eeBarber. s. eheo1iSs r. m ~ beck Fol
thsa .~>>A: - :11.-A 49, = --S.- 1..>~.
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SA FORD'S
CAT AARTijiCS' PILLS,

CVAFOUNDkD FROM
vc&el9Ale Extracts, ard pus ~
y GLASS CASES. Afr TixAe, md WIN
KNep IN any colnsaie.
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SA ERlEFsS SALE.
6TAT8 Or IOWA. Des Mojnea Cor,

nv vrm-r- october Sise, 1859. -
KA.ylMEUE OF an execution 10 me directed
soed Gus Of the once Of the Clerk Or the District
Cour. Ios said county In favor Of Green Thomas 8
Oo.s And againss John H. Armstr onR have levied
upon ana viii txpose to sale he highest bidder 8
80 40 dosr IN said county Of bes Msnss On
- aaK % December next, 4. 1859, between the
oaY, me following described property. to wit:
Lot NO. % =. In the City Of Burlington, Des MONIES
county, leva.
TAKEN and levied upon the property Of said yehn
q. armstrong, to satisfy said writ cfexecutiou.
J. HILLHOUSB.
Sheriff OF Des Mones County. Iowa
novf-w4 by JoHx p WnsOx Deputv
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SUGAR.. About 100 hhds. were sola 81 pvsv1s-e
rates. Fair to Fully Fair 7@71c. 3 i.
NoLAssEs. ~. With a very good demaa1 ~ -
have reached about $500 bbis. 1t 4o04I "a M
for Prime and Choice, mostly At 4104I}, scns =
ferior and Ordinary at 36@39c., $50 hk bib: &
A@45c., 100 Inferior at 40c., and so Poor u ~.
y gallon.
FLOUR. The market showed little or no move
ment, and we did not hear Of sale Of any Co.
quence.
GRAIN. Corn was more active, and we noticed
sales Of some 10000 sacks, Of which 4S5 Green q
&c., 2e9 White, and 1900 White, Yellow and Mixed
at 624c. 67s Yellow at So, 6915 sacks, in several
lots, at ESQ.,, and 160 Old at 70c; also on Wednes
day 22s sacks Old at 66c. 3 bushel. OF Oats scns
1900 sacks sold, embracing roo st. Louis in two a
three lots, at 55c. 500 at ST. and 200 Light at 3d.
y bushel. In Bran we noticed sales Of $50 sacIu.
in three lots at 81 Is y 100 ms.
Provisions. The transactions in Pork were
confined to retail at sl5 25@4l5 80 . Dbl for Nc
IN Bacon and Lard we heard Of nothing wofsk IL
porting.
BALE ROPE. We heard Of l5o coils Nachf1e
Made at Tic, and so At Sc. y ~, and - OFT 4
Tic for 600 coils to arrive. II
GUNNY BAGS. ..107 bales Heavy (l2oNs.l vsrp
taken at 12c. on time.
FREIGHTs. ~. We noticed ship taken for Havss
at lc. for Cotton, British) for Glasgow It III,
and one laid on for Liverpool at current rates On
Wednesday Bremen ship was taken for Brenaea
at 1l-16c. for Cotton.
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY, Nov n IN
Arrived IS head Of Western Beeves, : Mach
Cows, and 230 Sheep. Veal Cattle scarce, bss
there is an ample supply of other stock Offering
PRICES:
Beef Cattle, Western first quality @a
Beef Cattle Western second quality 0OS =
Beef Cattle, Texas choice, d head 20 d-
Beef Cattle Texas, ordinary Sa--g
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WATER. WATER!!
CLEAR, PURE wATERll

The subscriber prepared furnish the public with his
HYDRAULIC SELF-CLEANING
FILTER,
with capacity to furnish from FIVE GALLoNsto ONE HUN
DRIED THOUSAND PER DAYl
This Filter unlike all other Filters it foul 1t
Is adapted all purposes where flterng required.
nFor references Charles and St. Louis Hotels, Carroll
ton Railroad Company Louisiana Sugar Refinery Dr. Mercie
Canal street, and others in
pay- Office No. 2Tchoupitoulas street
N. F. RICE,
p3 tt New Orleans.
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e~D-+zz==z====-- NEW RAILROAD --s.
GssiSSa rrlIS..hhllis. LILLE ROUTE @YEMS1
EEsS.Est-EcEE TO TEXAS. .-sS1ssxisss5a
UNITED STATES NAIL LINE,

hours time saved and tho risks and dscdmfor
Off sea voyage greatly diminished, by the
New Orleans, opelousnsandG G. w. Railroad,
10 BERWICk'S BAY,
by the new and splendid line Of STEAMSHIPS ali built
pes Tor ms trase with superior sateroo accommodations
for passengers,
LEAVING THREE TIMES WEEK
MONDAY. RUsK
To Sabine Pass and Galveston
WEDNESDAY. .-...........; .oRIHABA.
To Galveston and Indianola
SATURDAY ..;...;...;...... MAGNOLIA.
To Galveston and Indianola.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAILS
The ferry running to the Railroad leaves the landing foot
Toulouse street nearly opposite jackson Square clock
In the morning. ckets may be obtained and secured
ne once corner oil ST. feter and eyee STREETS
po Jackson Square daily and at the Depot before the dear
re- Fregh for Texas by this Line received every day Sr
al me above landing Insurance by this Line
o2S If BENZ. F. FIASBERS
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i k1a I'D 9 foH ASp aFE17 So|ThE
Parties visiting the State Fair to be held at
jackson Miss can procure tickets at the different Stations
the line OIL TINS Road for which they Will be charged full
class fare to Jackson and return Tree ticket given TO the
ties purchasing
No free ticket will be issued parties paying their fare
In the cars.
These tickets will be good from tho 18th 21st of Novem
ber inclusive, until used. C P. OAKLEY,
BENTLEY D. HAsELI. Chief Eng'r aud Gen supitf
New Orleans, Nov. TO. 1889 MID lot
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TNIIE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE. O
liberal terms, the following articles received consign
men from Europe, viz
10 half pipes Conac Brandy old quality
in U. s. Bonded Stores and
7 casks Highland Malt Whisky, also in bond
HUGH MCCALL.
O1Ot arandele
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HUGH McCALIt
olO tf 90 Carendelet street
RICE MILLs-RIcE MILLs-RICE MILLS
The best plan of hulling Rice tried is by the
STEAM ARM RICE PoUN MACHINE,
PATENTED john TALON,
It will hull five bushels of prepared Rice in from Is to IS
minutes according to the quality of the Rice. Mr. GEORGE
PATTERSON the Foundry and Machine Shop, of
Ded and New evee Streets sole agent for the manufac
ture and sale of the same.
JOHN TALON, Patentee.
New Orleans. November II. 1853. MIS- "
TNASNIANN'S IRON HOOPS AND TIES FOR COTTON
l. BALES.-orders for Fasmanns Iron Hoops and Ties,
filed to extent at cents psnnd The Jfoon and Tie
guaranteed to hold and guarantee also given tha the cotton
bound with them shall be received at the Orleans Press the
same terms as rope bound cotton.
Liberal deductions made to country merchants for cash
ders. y. BEIGIfER. Agent.
a25 6m&W 12la Commercial Place. n. O.
"a, FOSTER'S SLAVE DEPOTI! q
a GREAT EXCITEMENT OK
400 Slaves expected to arrive by the LIST of November
My Slave Depots open for the reception Of Trad
and Purchasers From correspondents have
to believe that shall have from -FOUR FIVE HUN
DRIED SLAVES for SALE between this and the LIST of Noyem-
ber comprising every size and suit the critical OBJ
server.
am also prepared to accommodate Traders with comfortable
lodgings and Board at very reasonable rates.
My stock of Slaves will be equal if not SUPERIOR any offered
in this market.
Thnnkfa for past avors earnestly solicit Planters and C
generally 10 give call before purchasing elsewhere
n. B.-slayes bought and sold on commission OLE I'm
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR -0Hicers-Gardiner
Smith President Bonlleme Treasurer Henry Bier Secre
Dillingham;, b. pasilya and Henry Bier Finance Committee
Caldwell, = +: I.host u; 3 Maunsel John Ray.
VAULTS IN "oDp FELLOWS REST may be procured
by applyu. Mcssrs d. FELT rETsoS, No 81 Camp
NisrsucH, U. Mint and at the Secretary Office in Odd
Price and vaus-Regnar lots 10 feet square, S5D
ditto by feet S5 Vaults, Moube to Stockholders Lodges
SIS ditto all Others $50 single, Stockholders Lodges
SIS to others, $50
Vaults be opened unless certificate OF ownership lie
FIRST obtained from The Secretary.
relative the purchase Of Lots etc. be had
HENRY BIER, Secretary Q. T. Rest.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

-->s-1.-ssSsAesO1s-- 11sta y EL1NU:
ID Eg sH HN% g sssaf95E aihr IL 2
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD,
1850 Fall and Winter Arrangement. 1850
Passenger trains eave tho Depot Company corner
Caiope and Magnolia Streets thirty minutes past O'Clock in
the morning and at O'Clock in the evening and arrive New
Orleans Mt thirty minutes o'clock morning and
o'clock in the evening, daily Sundays included.
Tho Staging the Mississippi Road having been re.
duced TO about twenty miles and the being supplied with
suneeney of four horse coaches convey WITHOUT he
LAY baggage Of the Road to
the other, passengers the NORTH, EAST WEST viii
find this the
QUICKEST AND MOST DESIRABLE ROUTE.
saving days time the risk attending the nayi
cation of the river.
Through tickets on sale to tho following points:
To NEW YORK, with choice Of l6 Routes
To PHaiILrAAiD9lE I., do 10 do
T. WAsMiNGToN, do do s Do DO
TO S2RH ftGaSxp,
LYNCHBURG,
CHATTANOOGA,
~, aa 1uGAusrA,
''4 MnEsMnfHars,
"..". NASh MhaaorH CAVE, r.
LOUISVILLE,
CHICAGO, ''''' 49,
NIAGARA FALLS,
CINCINNATI,
BUFFALO,
ALBANY. b"
WHEELING,
TICKETS all the places every important place
In the
NORTH, EAST AND WEST,
Can be obtained at tho
GENERAL TICKET oFFICE,,
No 46 St. Charles street. directly opposite ST. Charles IIo.
tel the depot the H. o. j. and c. n r. r. on Caliops
" COMPUTATION TICKETS
lishent the line of the procure tickets in back
of five for their reduced
q. P. OAKLEY,
General Ticket Agent.
Chief Eng. and Gen. Superintendent
Wilbur's Omnibus Line.
Tho Coaches and Baggage Wagons Of "WIIBUR'S diEI
BUS line will call for Of the Hotels in
j. and g. N. L. R., on st. Charles Street
MI If l. l.. WILBUR,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-29

LIQUID FLINT.-The New York correspond
ent Of the Boston Journal gives in that paper
an account of new discovery of great value,
being method of reducing flint to liquid
state by the use of solvent of chemical ma
ture. The process has long been known to
chemists, but the New York inventor has sue
ceeded in rendering it cheap and producing
the article in great abundance. The purposes
to which it can be put are innumerable. 1t
can be used in any color on the walls of houses,
theatres, churches, and all buildings, and make
them uninfammable 1t can be dissolved in
water; it makes cement that is waterproof;
it can assume any color; it can be made in
any form, size, shape, or color; it can assume
the form and color of any Of the precious
stones. 1t will make marble pure and white
1t will make sandstone as solid as marble, and
statues, busts, and ornaments of any size can
be made, and columns of any size, form, and
appearance, to initiate marble, or any color de-
SIRED
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-29

WOMEN FARMERs-SOmetiing Prdcticdl.-
Pekin, Niagara Co., N. Y, Sept. Is, 1862
81 want to tell you what kind of a school l
and my daughters have been to the past sea-
son. to get the education which | think is nee
essary to our health, elevation, and happiness.
1t is tarming-nota small garden patch but on
a large scale.
In the Spring one hundred acres were
plowed and planted, mostly by men, with
broom CORN, Indian corn, sorghum, and pota-
toes. Then l and my four daughters, the
youngest eleven and the eldest seventeen, took
the entire charge of the whole. We have cul-
tvated and hoed it twice over, the girls taking
care of their own teams. My daughter Carrie,
who is fifteen, has done the principal part of
the blowing she has within two weeks plow-
ed about twenty acres to have it ready for the
next spring crops. The frosts having injured
our crops very much we tried our hands at
clearing. We had some new land to clear
we took hold of that. 1t timbered with
tamdrdck, and the best wood was chopped off,
and the land was grown over with bushes.
We had them cut down, and when dry we
burned it over, and then, with the help of one
man to do the chopping, we picked up, and
piled, and burned the stumps and logs remain
ing on fifteen acres, and Carrie is now blowing
the last half of that lot. We have about
twelve acres more that we intend to close and
pillow this fall, so as to have it ready for spring
crops another season.
Now this is just such school as l need for
myself and daughters, and am sure it would
do every woman, especially every young wo
man, good to go to such a school, at least for
one term and if they go for one term, they
will surely keep on going. My health, which
has been very poor for SIX years-and it has
been prophesied by those who knew me that l
could not live long-has been steadily improv.
ing since | commenced outdoor work. | am
now able to do as good days work as any
one could desire, and there is now prospect
OF my living many years
1t is now my intention to take the whole
charge of $50 acres next season. and have all
the work done by females. So much for my
first effort and if you are interested in my
efforts to induce women to become practical
farmers, will keep you informed of my move
ments and Of my success Yours,
PALMA j. RoBERTs,
MARVIN S. ROBERTS,
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magnificent selection of real Valencennes, Gimpure,
Brussels HOniton and Thread Laccs in black and white,
which offer at less prices than they be bought in
Boston.
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Y. M. RIUIIMOND.

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