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In eonssqssaesk - dszaan1 fsg the
gssess eenaasnlag Aslsksez q ~. Allaa,
ma sspebassA Il u g. issus.
y We wsii hass ssslark, hat w ere pss
sahslly AsaAissea With Haxar AlIxs.
Ne have been iammaael asauaanAadwiaA
Aamaas aeaa ahaA awsavs yeass, ssad Save
aamss asaza hia VI Be ! xaaa * trusA.
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ssaaAM1e xAs HpssmaaEae - ahas plaSa
assa sssisnsd his alass % ~ - ths gold
aasn@s. Is sssaas s tE
Lass vssssf IL wrbls ssssral lssssrs %
u ssaeing wAak - behisusd be eaald de,
and whaa hs bad ssea. In she lsaksT ne-
pahliahaa h says waa h. Ass dans
whas no % doing, and whaa seAsrs gre
Aeing. Ne faiIy bslisys all Aaa b.
writes. Va sAn go M reason why he
sksah rsisszAsa all e his fsxaAsE stake
msass vsanAs&riiy whea ~ ka.ows ne
tzuAh u shsm hAve Assa iqnessieasd. and
make - the sazas tima otheR assAaEasata
moFe favorable to nainsas eA&A any be-
aasa made and thaa tes, when b kaows
that his stsssaAnss will b. read hy saai-
grants n0w On the way 70 sAs Hainaa, whs
viii hold ham asusmaAabls ssR any false
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We eannot--ws Oil aog helisye that
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ate 9aisaApeay and narixs Co gss % 60 10
oaa % UAsrry Creek How seuld he face
an old TREAD Il BE- should be gaiIty OF
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- 4 man namsd samasg bEihsksll,
has been arrested, ID Nsw Yosk Coz -
tenpEing 70 psss sonnsaxfsfs moAsy apoa
90 nndeeteksrs In psTmena Cor hin shiIdss
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-25
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0na Of onR sownsaasn, familiariy
kn0wa a. 3Jaek the Buseheg,'s resumed
fsoa che aRanes On Sunday sysning.-
We andaEssand shat Ia FspoEts thaminas
akailazs-, Is says sksa thezs i gold
ths<ss bas Is 30 Aas sAss il eanuos be
saaAessa Ii paying auansisis Hs Il
ore " Che psgsona who sent back savar-
able reports during tie wiataE. he
a@ys DO was aassiSsd "a TO tke saansity
Of gOad shexe. We also understand thai
hs hsoaghk hAek ssrssaI lesasrs fgou
persons in the mines 10 thsir Erieaas II
this sisys watch yssrs Esostly ue > dis
eosragfAg sharssses. We tried 10 OBJ
tain pas 81 shs letters for pshlisassen,
bat wsrsin4oRned ihAt thsy were pxiyass
Letters psa inssndsd for pabiisssiou. -A-
Those heying the lsassEs, howsvsy, sold
ID thAs each wriasr aamitssd tbs axis
teaes NJ gold i the saaakEx aEound
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ssqasmea d ita 4nsnsss that Il could naG
b gssh@rsd j. psying qaantisiss.
We believe that sha pssssna sssuznsal
sRa aaas WRITER'S 81 sAa lsssass believe All
thsy my or write; yet sAaEg opsatOms ere
worsh nashiag agAinss aesaaI kaowlsass.
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ME. ALLEx kmors thai ahsy agpsy hima
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baasse that II UAliaseaia tks agsragsi
per day % saah man sagagsd 10 Haining
ia9s sssassaas nsen nsvs wens sksrs who
hays made farsanes, and oshsgs 10 thsRs
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-25

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NJ. GREELEY has Just started Oh .
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All bis Letters win appear In the Sc MI
WEEKLY ard WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-25

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% paFshaas supplies sd Asnea ii ean-
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-25

Rs0W, Asessgse &1ltofas wish e@aefe
elosing, 10 say that do noa asairo 70
passuaaa any enc 10 come here; EOS i
yon have any persons 10 uoaacH Blaaas
who wish u make mansys sad ars Wills
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and going 20 WORK bat y they eAIaalsss
tamaks j soFsuae by soraing oaa hsas ana
axankspa whlsksy, OF iaAasmg, slasm ase
sham stay where they assAshss i Nc
paaes for them. e ~
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lest nigAs Ths Knaiaas assle sasiF
sasslsshsy packed pr u yhs pAy
ssd thirty honrs beEsss ssy cane lh shsy
% No Last Of aaais psasys
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smly aAas Eaana IL BaaAle holes.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-17

ton, application, and excitement, with the
Stimulating and depressing emotions, hope,
fear, grief, disappointment, and trouble, and
with the malignant passions, are given as the
causes of their malady. Among twelve thou
sand eight hundred and thirty eight patients,
the causes of whose insanity are stated, 227
per cent. were connected with grief, disappoint-
ment, and other depressing emotions, 80 with
excitements, anxieties, and depressions from
religion, SO with property, poverty, and bust
ness, and their attendant anxieties, excite
ments, and losses, and SIS per cent. from ex-
cess of mental action.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-17

CAUSES OF MENTAL DIsEAsE.-Dr. Edward
Jarvis, in his valuable paper on this subject in
the last North American, says:
In the reports OF eighteen American hospi
tails for the insane, which state the causes Of
the disorder of their patients as far as they
were supposed to be known, one hundred and
seventy four kinds of events, habits or circum-
stances connected with the misuses of the
mind in the manifold varieties OF mental ac
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-17
DARADIS' IODINE HAIR RESTOR

ATIVE Is the most agreeable article In use TO dress
the hair and the most ecacious preparation to cure
Falling OF Hair and Badness, TO Pimpes Freckles
Scaly Eruption and Roughness of the Face and other
parts of the body sold in Worcester by NJ. y. McCON
WILLIE, No "a Trumbull street. and In Boston by O. T.
Carney, l35 Washington street =
wN dtf ii. L. PARADIs, Proprietor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-17
Golurtester Daily Spg.
NEW POEM BY MRS. BROWNING.

In the London Atheneum of Sept. "a,
brought by the Canada, we find the following
characteristic poem on Italian politics. 1t is
accompanied by note from the writer, and a
comment of the editor, as follows:
"The good and true politics of this poem
you, being English, will dissent from aItogeth-
er. Say so, if you please, but let me in.
Strike-but hear me. E.B.B."
We need not say how much we respect the
poetess-for we insert her tale-nor, though
we give it circulation, how far we dissent from
her present reading of the riddle of the Sphinx.
Ed. Of AHeneum.
TALE OF yILLAFRANCA,
AS TOLD IN TUSCANY.
MY little son, my Florentine,
Sit down beside my knee
And Will tell you why the sign
of joy which flushed our Italy
Has faded since but yesternight,
And why your Florence of delight
Is mourning as you see
A great man twho crowned one day.
Imagined great decd
He shaped it out of cloud and clay;
He touched it finely till the seed
Possessed the fowerj from heart and brain
He fed it with large thoughts humane,
To help peoples need.
He brought it out into the sun;
They blessed it to his face
ooh, great pure Deed that hast undone
Sc many bad and base!
o generous deed, heroic deed,
Come forth, be perfected, succeed,
Deliver by Gods grace!"
Then soveregns statesmen, north and SOUTH
Rose up in wrath and fear,
And cried, protesting by mouth,
"What monster have we here
A great deed at this time of day?
A great just deed, and not for pay?
Absurd-or insincere.
"And if sincere the heavier blow
In that case we must bear;
For where's our blessed status quo
Our holy treaties,-where
Our rights to sell a race, or buy,
Protect and pillage, occupy,
And civiliZe despair!n
Some muttercd that 'the great deed meant
great preteXt to SIM
And Others, ''the pretext so lent
Was heinous," Ito begin.)
Volcanic terms of great and Just?
Admit such tongues of flame, the crust
OF time and law falls in"
Aud those lamented, "From this source
What red blood must be poured''
And these rejoned, g lis even worse;
What red tape is ignored!n
All cursed the Doer for evil,
Called, here, enlarging on the Devil,
There, mOnkeying the Lord.
Some said, at could not be explained"
Some, "COuld not be eXcused;''
And Others Leave it unrestrained,
Gehenna's self is loosed!n
And all cried Crush it, main it, gag it,
Ceb uOS-tOOiHeu ues W ltuT II TdBBeu,
Truncaed and traduced,n
But He stood sad before the sun,
lThe people felt their fate);
''Ihe world is many, l am one,
My great deed was too great
Gods fruit of justice ripens slow:
Mems souls are narrow; let them grow
My brothers, we must wait"
The tale is ended, child of mine,
Turned graver at my knee
They say your eyes, my Florentine,
Are English; it may be;
And yet I've marked as blue pair
Following the doves across the square,
AT Venice by the sea.
All child, all child, cannot say
word more. You conceive
The reason now why just to-day
Wesee our Florence grieye.
All child, look up into the sky!
In this low world where great deeds die,
What matter ii we live!
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-17
COFF EE.
Fresh Roasted and Ground by ourselves Daily.

We shall perhaps be told that the prices quoted do
differ greatly from those at present in operation in Wor-
cester; of this but beg remind those who
object that prices irrespective of quality fair cr
terion to cheapness
In order therefore, that the truth of our assertions
may be tested very respectfully request trial. which
is the only mode of arriving at fair conclusion.
N. B.-Hotes, Boarding Houses, Town and Country
Dealers and all large consumers, supplied the most
reasonable terms
GH All orders in the city promptly attended to- those
from the country shall receive like attention. and be
dispatched By the first conveyance. d&wlm sic
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-17

INTELLIGENT FARMING.-Hon. Abram Lin.
coin, at the late State Fair in Wisconsin, made
an address, from which the following is an ex-
tract -
No other human occupation opens so wide
field for the profitable and agreeable combina-
ton of labor with cultivated thought, as agri-
culture. know of nothing SO pleasant to the
mind as the discovery of anything which is at
once new and Misunderstanding which so
ightens and sweetens toll as the hopeful pur-
suit of such discovery. And how vast and
how varied field is agriculture for such dis
covery. The mind already trained to thought,
in the country school, or higher school, can
not fail to find there an exhaustless, profitable
employment. Every blade of grass is study !;
and to produce two, where there was but one,
is both profit and pleasure. And not grass
alone, but soils, seeds, and seasons-hedges,
bitches, and fences, hoeing, draining, droughts,
and MISUNDERSTANDING, hoeing, and harrow
ing-reaping, moving, and thrashing-saving
crops, pests of crops, and what will prevent or
cure them-implements, utensils, and ma
Chimes their relative merits, and to improve
them-hogs, horses, and cattle-sheep, goats,
and poultry-trees, shrubs, fruits, plants, and
tiowers-the thousand things of which these
are specimens-each world of study Within
itself
In all this, book learning is available. A
capacity anu LaSlC IOr TeaulllB gives access 10
whatever has already been discovered by 9TH
ers. 1t is the key, or one of the keys, to the
already solved problems. And not only so.
1t gives relish and facility for successfully
pursuing the unsolved ones. The rudiments
of science are available and highly valuable.
Some knowledge OF botany assists in dealing
with the vegetable world-with all growing
crops. Chemistry assists in the analysis OF
soils, selection, and application Of manures,
and in numerous other ways. The mechani-
cal branches of natural philosophy are ready
held in almost everything but especially in
reference to implements and machinery
The thought recurs that education-cultiva-
ted thought-can best be combined with agri.
cultural labor, or any labor, on the principle OF
thorough work-that careless, half performed,
slovenly work, makes no place for such COM
bination. And thorough work, again, renders
sufficient the smallest quantity Of ground to
each man. And this again conforms to what
must occur in a world less inclined to wars,
and more devoted to the arts of peace, than
heretofore. Population must increase rapidly
more rapidly than in former times-and ere
long the most valuable of all arts will be the
art of deriving comfortable subsistence from
the small area of soil. No community whose
every member possesses this art can ever be
the victim of oppression in any OF its forms
Such community will be alike independent OF
crowned kings, money kings, and land kings.
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F. II r ID r o l. L s
All the principal WOODEN ESTABLISHMENTS in
the UNITED STATES, CANADA and MEXICO, are
using these Burning Machines their first Breakers,
and who have used Them would be without them.
They acknowledged the only perfect machines
use for durability, and perfection of work.
The finer Burning Machines for Second Breakers and
Fnlshers are recommended to your attention, being as
useful as efficient and important those at
tached to First Breakers They clean the finer
dirt from the wool and with good rolls card
comb the wool much the card itself The steel ring
feed rolls are also recommended to your attention In
tecty and straight surface allows them placed
the Burr Cylinder, to the fine short staple
Their firm strength and set of teeth to
good hold on the wool for the proper WORKING OF
BURRING MACHINES.
There Is machine used in the Wooden Manufacture
so perfectly adapted to its the above none
compshes so much in little space, and at so small
and cardng cannot be too well done beginnings Of
the manufacture the most important Inattention to
the preparatory cannot be rccted by process
es These Feed Rolls and Burning Machines clean the
wool OF Its refuse matter the machines of the
coarse, and the finer machines of the smaller dirt &C.
they prevent Injurious substances from coming In
tact with the cards and each set will In addition clean
ing the wool and )tectng the cards. much card
ing as the cards to which they attached. They
should therefore be attached to each card of set
The STEEL RING and SOLID PACKING Burning
MACHINES are furnished also for worsted combers and
Burr Ptckers and as separate machines for picking
cleaning mestize and other woosDusers for wool and
waste
All orders will meet with prompt ate nton.
Circulars, with explanations and references furnished
by addressing C. L. GODDARD Agent,
o3 denly No. 3 Bowling Green. New York.
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NJ E w E N G L A N d
TEA COMPANY,
21O MAIN STR EET.
WORCESTER MASS.

The boundless which has crowned efforts in
other cities has induced to extend operations to
the city of Worcester
Consequently, Friday Sept. 3, 1859, we opened the
above premises with very extensive and well selected
stock of
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ROMAN CATHOLIC miracle" AT NAPLES
"A letter from Naples of the 10th in an
English paper, says
"The great event of the day for the clergy
and the lower class of the population is the
miracle of st. Januarius, which has this year
been accomplished with a rapidity hitherto
without example. The liqueiaction of the
blood of the saint took place yesterday morn
ing in two minutes! Repeated salutes of ar
tliery from all the forts of the town announced
the happy event, for when the miracle is eff
fected rapidly it is considered a sign of pros
perty for the kingdom. The miracle takes
place three times year; the prayer and the
.tete lasting nine days in May, eight days in
September, and one in December Today, in
accordance with the traditions of the mon
archy, the court proceeded to the cathedral in
great pomp. The King, the Queen, the young
princes, the Kings brothers, the Count and
Countess of Aquila, and the Count and Count
ess of Trapani, went to venerate the relics of
st. Januarius, and received the benediction of
his Eminence Cardinal Riazio, Archbishop of
Naples. The royal cortage passed through the
whole city The people present were not very
numerous, fact attributed to excess of zeal
on the part of the police, in unnecessary occu-
plying the streets with agents and guardians.
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