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DIED.

.vrnY-n xsrsu..> Lai- sup.rior, OF Friday, Dee H.
iss fsnisn Avery seed . year, Of hDs-rE e'Dsng
n. q bs e..s.:ed ar; rejected .snd ~ t,b,f1
FEB 10 at 2tecct
BERGEf-ln wll,n.bursh, CT Tbursasy. Fss. IT, assF
otsr-A; siH.s9ry Conn. q nosda7 morning Feb a.
B5sBEL~A. C..ietoo N p, on TSlriay, Yss H. si:e,
SHIRT b., painful Hines. Charlotte wife Of ChaTs 2 Hob
~ Ss o apa .,ss n rssr, n.hs and
1s }.p,. and seeu.in.aee. Of the family and tire members Of
,.a 70 attend The Saturday 18Th in a, m
snP aNIs NJ. civ on surssy Feb H. Mary Eliza asuss
Ter Of Jehn ard Catherine HoIsn ssed years. months and
BoTgA. No $40 we,. Tsen.yaecOnd street Tbur'dsy
P.b H. Martha Bo4s. sred 81 years and month ~,
S e! s 4 b s2 aoS CAa las'f- sss II
LJDERin city Tharesy Feb H. in the IN year o.
her hsg PumPeny daughter Oh Jeremiah ah'
MTCHKLI-on wsd...s., Feb. IT, Of Inflammation of ID
s sRs: s sis ws Of xnsfS Mitchell formerly
ospLIIvINEGt No 2s9 Monroe street, Thursday, Feb
H. Mathew OSJysn, Of consumption, aged "a years and
PREsTON-A. Rome on Sunday Jan. 1s, Alfred Hsmp.o
Preston Q. south Carolina aged II years aud
IN sIooayn LSns Island on TnT,ds
The funeral win ,s place this day Feb 49, syips her "a.
Tdnee Bedford Road corner Of Bedford aud "
ton avenues Brooklyn, at The f@ner. service, .i,
perorm.ds Of 81 Pstroks Cathedral New Yorf a. oeloc
The relatives and friends Of the family respectful
nquested TO attend without further invitation
sAyhGE-At Aoptre.. C. T., Sunday. Peb. 9, Josep
gsyUe Of the firm OF Savage Lyman, aged o. years
sLYPE-At No. 70 Jane street Tbur.ds, FEB H. Sara
Maria infant daughter Of Warrington and Mana sype,
months and days
VAN BOsKERCB-At Hobohen, N. j., Friday, Feb. 10
Jno. w. Van Bosser:k, in the $50 year Of his ase
fs relatives friends Of the family respectfully invited
attend funeral from Trinity Church Hoooken Monday
21st inst at O'Clock without further invitation
VALLELYAtN No 100 West Fourteenth atree Thursday
/ Feb IT, Eliza Valley, aged - years.
WATsON-At No l23 East Sixteenth street. on Thursdsy
Feb H. Of consumption John Watson In the sd Of h
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ton tbs. be is hsbk y, tAs sueua. Of the ioss no
MISTER DO" Be became pccsessed Of the checks upoo
-aen Se sseuntsss nd ecin were obtsned and st,.s
hathe oner IN 20 say to be regarded as an eVid-
enee o. 'oe eo'' ability of their client.
me ,sme an sponGent ssys:
M pr' ~sirg hss for some DAYS been at work spon
e -. 10 the office Of the Fund Commissioner, and
oy evidence thus far dug out Of their pages II 60
sms certain that another leak, out Of which <1OOO0
pripc,ps) spd equal greater amount OF interest
has escaped INTO somebody's pockets, has been dis
covered.
The sssets of the Ohio Life and Trust Compaoy have
f,ep plsc-d in possession of Messrs. hlloreath ahd
Renelin, the Trustees s9ponted by the Superior
Co1rt. They consist, among other things OF the an
narnH valnahls lot of bonds And stocks:
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tied h rvn, :Aros; see hevs schooner % az ~
Albany NV
rEis-rhe chlDa r.D per irsrios -, impaired dsarsr
hiuss, especially FOX Bsets The trshe 3 moderate, ~ n
kfers ven held
SOBACCo-The trade Do5ers.a sales Of So eAks Hsvua
u Gce. p csss s.edie1, AZ .Q1Sc ~ ror.la
l1Qlec srd ~ bsl-s sssus pr,ssts terms
TN sTes IL In msderse reqrss., sass OF 200 s,Ss
Sic cash Straits rstker qI.t but hru ., Sc esA
Sic nos. Plates in Moderate the inpo
ale. Of so SoIss ID Xr ~ 'SGss 81, and other haas
he ssue props Tticu.
TAlLow.Th. market frm .aes Of $500 rcd ., N.
Rou.h Fsi 6,m an.
WHiskY-rhe market 10 lover sns the rucplv = i,..,
Ssles OF $50 bNls 1t NJ Q2Te, closing At 2elc
OF le,(Ge n long Ocbo,sk Of gre e.sb ' ~s
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Ite Nerark DG,!y states that the Delaware and
Hudson Canal Company have obtained the wa,e,-ight
to the Washington Cove, just north Of Hoboken, from
hgh-watsr mark to the .nnel, area Of 10 scrss
Contractors have undertaken to complete dock there
this season, in time 10 be used in the Fall Toe basin
inside will be Of sufficient depth TO float frst.csas
steamships, which will enter through tide gaes and
take in coal directly from the boats.
The CinciARa.i Gazette Of the 10th says:
"To day there was better supply Of currency, with
falling of in the offerings of frst-elass paper The
notes OF an approaching ringency that have recently
been sounded, here and ST all the leading money cen.
ters OF the country have led TO curtaiment Of bus.
ness operations and this contraction in mercantile ell
gage mebts has kept the demand on 3 level with the
supply OF capital and ID return of the odfashoned
sringency has been prevalent. Rates of interest are
firm for good paper at 10 II g cent In outside cir
cles rates have ranged from II ~ lS q cent with.
however, Only very moderate supply Of paper that
stands well IN bank; the regular houses taking all or
nearly oil, the good names that are offered Eastern
Excharge has not varied % any great extent during
the week. The demand has gained somewhat, on the
supply, and rates sre firmly sustained. Tse leading
rates are 80 prem. buying, and 81 prem. selling; but
two houses continue 10 draw fer customers at prem
IL some cates 81 % has been paid BY dealers for nr
vste checks on New York"
The receipts Of bresdstufs during the past week
were, Notwithstanding the bad condition of the roads
throughout the state, nesry as large a. those of the
preceding week The total receipts Of bre.is.uffs,
frcm the let o. January TO the 18th st.. compare with
those of the eo7esoord;ny "a g, =.
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puspY-sIIHaH- Pm B'ookly-, on We dpe.>ay sse tAH
shs Rsv d. Mss MAxy A neeAs13o ssepsen r. Sp1s
rsvs1LDs-EiTcH-A Grespwi.b. Cont, ~ wsarss1sy
Esk rs by The d. Lin alley. NJ, GIDEON = aeJscds 70
Ms Tiirs ~ Rit~n. ell = The above pace
v.spTGRIFT-S PESCER-On Wet1es2aJ Feh- ?, a: he
.S.pc. 81 tie i5ss father by he Rev. John T,tlo~ Mr.
tam vanse sIf. Of Hes por.viEe, Penn, 70 Mas lso
Anu Only d.ushr Of John g. Spencer ESQ., Of ONford Val
~ Bucfs Coupty, Penn.
va ipERsTIN E-sCHROEDER-In This city wsdn,s-
A., ry,ans Feb le BY the Rev John O. Adams Isssc n.
~, Ider.ipe NewY1rh, 10 Ma sarkh T. sctI,~der
s~.ri, Of E.wbrrsh, OrApfe County, ~ ].
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Inc Springfield correspondent OF Tile Chicago Preu
and Tribune states that Gov. Ma.tesors attorneys
propose to subn: bill FOR he consideration of the
Legislature the provisions of which are Substantially
a. follows; Security TO be furnished within 30 days
for the repayment within five years. of the fall amour.
Of the bont coupons, interest stock and gold Obtained
ION Ice s,sie by tie fanding the uncsncssed canal
checks. The bonds in the hands Of the Auditor ara
security for the circulation of the State Bank at
SSasreetovn, 70 remain until other security can from
time to tine be submitted. Tie Governors eoansel
LIE Ct ss50n under The legal comic
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MARAuKD.

BIpwELL--BREwER-I Z, ss Hartford Conn, rhars-
lay Feb H. the rcsdence of the e<tdes fstaer by
Rev Df. sprps Georre C. BAiwel Of Ne s.lork City to
niss Martha A. Brewer Of the 70. 'mer place.
-bENNEk-SIMONTON-At the residence Of he brides "a.
er No ISL Monaxre place. Broo klyn Thursday evens
Fsb II, By the Rev wm II Lewis. y Mr. A W. Ben.
TO Ms A. Augusta dsuaAter of William AZ. sinoatoR,
:. q, al Of Brooklyr, N Y.
pcx AR-J0HksoN-oD rhursdsy Feb II, a. ST. yohns
o., roh Brooklyp by the Rev. Johnson Alfred Becsr
- Mary B., dsplhtsr Of the Hon. SAMUEL T. Johnson
sSun q-fH0MPsoN-on Wednesday, Fec ls at Hope
I'm ,Orsp 70 County ~ Y, By the Andrew Joknson
n "a nae Bru.6 Of New Yorh TO Mis-. Martha youngest
Sa.e.,. az lexsndsr Thompson e the place
cSs1Is ONPsON-ln this city, on Wednesday, Feb
III ~ sas Re-, W. r strickland, D. D., WIN. Il. Carter
Ssebs,A Tbon Ysop, "a Of this city
roIr IrHx.tFEY-In this cav, Thursdsy, FEB H. By
~ r., Dr.. j. w. Alexander CAPT A. r Hove. United
sss Army 70 LIVE l., only daughter 81 Andrew AsAaasy
HafTaE@s- sro,ilyn. on A'oSAy PED
w. ssashtsr q re SIS Bernard osEsich Of Hsnsus
DeymAsy'
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M1RLNE JOURNAL.
foRf OF NEw-YoRK.. u


stesn'hip.-Locus. poip, French B.Aror. H. B. csem-
sou ptop, Gelps..s K,r rrn Rsicb.t
sSIss -ire>'l queen, MeGregor, Msyxues r. j. Dewey;
RoHa ksser. Galveston o. A. Ferris Co. Annie, Herriek
Cienf1sSos, Thoo pson Hunter
Bhss-ssney KiDs Brown, Noble, Layton hars.t;
jerome (BrD Harding, Cienfaesos, q. Donovan
Schoopsu-Alvira Brain, PhiAaephiA James lard; Ma
chester. PsrsoD, Richmond IL Person Wide wSrA. aa,t.
ley Charleston Jon:. smith Co W. smith F!'hsr, cAcss
ton, Scranton Tallmsn.
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% HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN. 90

" ~
In notice Of the Graeepb~rs Family Medicine vss
70 say 70 the readers Of this paper that pn
and comprehensive drec ons them that te
and It's treatment. 10 made clear In any ire sniass
westnes % disease Of they understsnd
and treat successfully themselves according ps ds
nons with the Graeenbers MsrshaPs Uterine CshoHsos
should certainly be tried fhe Gfs1nbes Manual o Hssh
contains full account Of the remedies Also Of ~ l1
Known In hi. country, beside complete direeoas kr ~
prevention and cure oil be sent BY mail the reeds
twenty-five cents by the Company. We attention
CERTIFICATE Fsoa On HAYES. CHEMIST AND srArs ~
sAYLR TO TINE STATE OF MssAcHUsETIs. He eoed ~
thonty 90 the country produce:
have examined and Analysed the grsefsnbsrs MsssAS
Uterine Cstbohoon The ingredients very vsusbss II ~
storing heath, and their peculiar combination gives tasA
and favorable action upon The uterine organs
"A. HAYES, u D.,
CAentst for the State az nasssekssSuk'
FeHdLe 6ysgIdrtttss, pedkAsss utrtss izL0ssoss -
all local uey,ns GGeuises and eonsntusnsI Ssss &c.,
are snss,ey eu,sd bv TIE 0RAsyGsssse MAasHAIs Urs
me CArHoLIcoS Pyses 81 30 per bots Pos SALE Al -
OFFICE oH TnE GRAsrEsBEke COMPANY, No 0RAkk kO"s
NEW-YORK, AND sY ALL DGCGSBrs
On tie seespt Of ss Gss Softl<s .sst BY pvs SD sass
paid % sad Of srpvsa ,oste
ADDRESS JOSHUA r. BRIDGE. ~ D., Secretary 0sssese'
berg Company, No. 81 PsSkrow, Nsw.York.
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LiakIReea land unchanged sales Of 900 bbls
MoLAssEs~N.~ os.n. /. dull; sale. Of $40 sb, a. sa,a
fos and 100 add. TIlidso, in lots, at DE-
NAVAL sTORES-spiri1 Turpentne Is in moderate re.
a. &c., ana 30 do in good condition 4s.c. cash Crude Il
s amin a,ed bs the stock insys6cA and the maiet
IN good request .ass Of 1900 bbls sfoat at 7o II o
so delivered and 800 do in yard III The low nadss
m . Of IS s N soa sis I do c'I W ys and
40 do 40 9. e+St nd 500 do No and White q IS
Saso. as ';;'s 81 % g.: sale: q SO ss
hvefed IL order In yard 81 e2i and 500 Wilmington
be, wmirsS reported In last twas eorrsc,hs price
OiLsTks demand for a. knds quite limited for the mo-
nenS oet tnn owing chiefly the measer supply Of moot
knds orennf and The extreme prevalent. there L. 10
sosnse TO notice In prices and only regular trade bqrns
PkovIsIoES-The Pork market Is rather Srmer and the
lar or ne trade sales Of 800 bb a. 6la9sis
s3 for Pme-ncuded the sales are 500 bbIs Pme a:
s 70 f9E APri sssf firmly hsd .od the demand
Is for EI,rs DO Prime Mess sI79 SD Beef Hams
be. arrn Sdoi. OfPicIlea sid,s We hear Of 800 D. sh:
Cut firm ct the close; saes Of go hhds and
ard The stve III. arrivals are larger we notice
demand for the future the sales 100 bbs and tcs a.
Nay l2c. Dressed Hogs demand al sQs snok.i
Mss. are IN demand 7ese for Shoulders and else r
hams b1tter In fair demand 1t II 0Dc for Ohio and $50
nc foI STATE Cheese 1, .alesble a. siGlIIc.
b.s11i ..ls Of IS .' ssH * co@mSn grades are
ssGAas-ws quote decline for the week Of fan t. on
both Cuba and Nes Orleans TIE demand is moderate sale.
iss an s. C1Ss new s,ss lei 100 hAda do and
make; very suis, for Covered la
Of *5a4S n Rough Pisse is suie. :. 81 eIst 81 Sa.h
Of 30 b Cslea. Anseed quiet prices unsettled
The cargo q $50 beg. and 500 reported few day:
20 Atary hG s kAs serious ook scarcely 70 - cssf.
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In addition to the assets here, there is account,
yreser or less but how much is not known locked up
BY attachment in the State OF New York, which, ever
made available to the creditors will be, at day prob
ably far distant, after hard fought legal contest 1t
is understood however, that the Trustees have Sc
cured able counsel in NewYork City, to protect the
rights and ntei ,,s OF the creditors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-19

The earnings Of the second week in February on the
Michigan Southern Road show an increase Of 800
the week of last year. The two weeks give
81 i3l. As far heard FROM the prominent Western
roads show the annexed comparative results in
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N.t ,tr-ts, - fermentation D.paTtnsnt.. sssl y"
The -. .sYpips. for 1857 were 80, 4S lsi from
unic' ho~ever for the purpose Of just c2Spa,son,
s sum Of s75 .head be dsduetea Inc ssf,v
gate expenses for the past yesi been con-
ss,sd q, es,,ims;eiy cosrgesble to Construction Ac
sount Ire rack and bridges Tor the .hqis o'''Soes
tom Great Bend TO the Jutctior, - vel the equip
mep., are stated to be bow IN letter condition than
TIE eo.e Of any PIe;es year anu nom mn be re
onired during the present year. 100000 to 1000
tups more of coal could have been easily M >@ed with
out any increase Of equipment, il ssie ei been made
OF Il.
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| Iotal......... ..s...'.'.l,ist ooo
| Total Pots and Pearls.
COTTONIhe market hrmer with better demands sale,
Of $50 bales The does afford good Assortment
the GRADES predomate, and for sucn the demand
| comparatively small We quotes
|
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Markets-CaaEruLLY REPORTED FOR TIE N. Y. TRIBUNE
FRID.y, FEB 49, 1889,
AsHEsThs demand less aetive; small 'sles Of Pots at
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COFFEE-Ro continues scarce demand other kinds
especially jamaica have with inquiry sales OF LOO
RIO (ressesJ a. aI2c and $50 bags Jamaica, part
COPPER 10 wi.hOu: important change sales of 10000 n
Baltimore and Lake 2Sd2Sic cash Chill Pig held
2 In Old Copper further sales Of 1900 ID Sheath
FLOUR AND MEAL-Tns demand Is quite sctive for the
ah .,es: Of western Cana .1. ana An s % D0a e.
arrivals fair and stock ample Unsound State
IS 8 fer :apsrsSs STATE s5 900 for sssf. do Sc
esS IS for the low grades Of Western extra 90 9 s6 80 for
hSs .n s. ssa 80
ess for extra Gses'es Canadian Flour scarce aud in fair
the sale; md T :. Ss q = s .ss
II, bI,DS Rye Fcs1 = II %ods crate d s and gs,
..e: Of $50 bS At IS 75sss 50 for Jersey and 81 Is for
Bsndywine Buckwhea Flour 10 plenty at 81 $40 81 v
FISH The market Is quiet, but otherwise unchanged.
FRUITsRans active and frmer; sales Of 1859
81 SCds2 So 800 do. Layers sO0s2 8 mali boxes
III and quarter do At 65a 1900 boxes ~hoss,
halves and quarters sx Gem OF the seas 70 sye on private
sIm. DRIED tra are quoted At ssass fo Southern Apple.
common Do, and ~ for unpeesd do. p'e'1
GRAiN-Tte Whes market rn the demand fair for mill
$50 81 o. iso Red Indian. lold nswJ It
81 Sds 90 500 bush fair % good White mchissua AZ
lower plenty Of 2fO0 bush 10 lot, s2GSlc
Barley steady demand FAIR sales OF 900 bush good state
common more plenty md heavy 6essc for State and 81
deic for Western and Canadian Corn plenty dull and
bush for jersey Waite; stasc for do Yeox SID
SSc Southern White and Yelo~ Western xsd 10 held
8iGsoc White Beans in demand and firm sales of 800
bbs o. 81 "a OIL 80 q bush Canadian Peas hrmer;
OF 500 bush a. 81 10 from store and 800 bags Southern Black
EYED Peas IS o6Gsj Is bag Of bush aost and from
HEMP-MAnills has been in improved request I. steady
rates. ,ss Of $50 bales the and to arrive including
$50 per Orphsus and $3.50 per Mernmsck, Voac
In other kp do not learn of thing Of
and prices pomiusly the same
HIDESThe market quiet sales Of 500 Buenos Ayres
I4e-, and col fara private
h0PsFor good and choice qsties I8js. the demand
tinues fair for local 4lc sales OF 10 bales
grades and cid Hops neglected and prices
HATTIE inquiry good and the arrivals fair sales of 900
bales at 5d70c. y 10 n.
IhON-Scoch Pig scarce, and prime brands firm at
eSG s5l cssh ans nonths sales Of 20 tuns superior
made, hoxever At montha American prime No 10
firm $2G S 81 By the quantity but small making
oish &17 months at which price 9 sale Of 81
tins Behned English Bars hrmer; OF 100 tune at
e@ NOR tbs, nov held higher Other kinds without
porsIt change We except small making from store
which conmant material advance quotations Tue
stoek OF most descriptions sale IL quite small
the demand continues active still higher range Of prices
anticipated there very little close hand that not
air sdy chan sed banda
LEAIhER-There II no change 20 notice. Hemlock and
OAK e-nlae .sdy. The for the Is follows:
Hemlock. Oak.
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AyrnY-s. xtrsuet.e, Jat- sJp.ror Friday Dec. II,
lss YsniBn avery ssed . years. Of hsesrIs e1ps1mF-
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langs. "Old Deacon Joe s there, an says he's
right down glad Golly! it's hundreds, and
hundreds, and hundreds, and hum"
"Stop, boy! What in the world does he
mean, Jenny?" cried John Clarke, putting the
baby in the cradle face downwards
My patience, John! look Mt that child
precious darling! Pm sure l don't know,
John; I'd go right over and seeY' said Jenny,
by snatches, righting the baby. "It' his fun,
l suppose"
"'Taint any fun, tell ye," said the boy,
while John hurried on his coat and hat ''my
gracious guess you'll say it amt fun when
You come to see them ere gold things and the
bills"
This added wings to John Clarke's speed,
and in moment he stood GREATNESS in the old
coach-maker's shop.
"Wish you joy, my fine teller" cried Dea-
con joe
"Look here-whatn you take for that old
shay? I'll give you four thousand dollars 2"
cried the coach-maker in great glee.
"Four thousand p cried Jonn, aghast
eyes, jest look at You're rich man, sir,
and by George Pm glad of it; you deserve to
be-"
The carriage maker shook his hand heartily
What do you suppose were the consterna-
ton, delight, gratitude-the wild, wild Joy
that filled the heart of Clarke, when he found
the old shay filled with gold and bank bills
l mean the cushions, the Innings, and every
place where they could be placed without in
Jury-thieves never would have condescended
to the one-horse shay.
Five thousand five hundred dollars in all
Poor John ! or rather, rich John his head was
nearly turned. 1t required all the balance of
Jenny's niece equipoise of character, to keep
his extutic brain from spinning like hum
ming top. Now he could build two houses
like the one his uncle had bequeathed to his
red-headed cousin, who had wished him Joy
when the will was read-the dear old uncle
What genuine sorrow he felt as he thought of
the many times he had heaped reproaches on
his memory
Imagine, if you can dear reader, the pecu-
liar feelings of those kind friends who had
prophesied that John Clarke would come to
grief AT first, Deacon Joe proposed to take
the old shay as it was-linings stripped, bits of
cloth hanging-and upon a tin trumpet pro-
claim the good tidings to the whole town, TAX
ing especial pains to stop before the house of
Mr.. Spriggs, and blowing loud enough to drown
all the forty pianos in the universe; but that
was vetoed by Johns kind little wife.
ola they'll know of it soon enough" she
said, kissing the baby; Il wouldn't hurt their
feelings"
They didn't know of it, and few years af-
ter, when John Clarke lived in big house,
they all voted for him to go TO the Legislator"
So much for the old one horse shay
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TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 4, 1859.
ReaI estate.

DOR SALE OR TO LET
II The well known INMAN'S SCYTHE ESTABLISH
MENT situated in the east part of Burryille two miles
west of Statewide, the Branch River r. I. The works
have been put in thorough repair since the first of July
last and now in first rate running order They
capable of turning out from three to four thousand dozens
of Scythes year. These works admitted to be among
the best arranged in New England for economy and
only five miles from Millve, depot the Providence
and Railroad. For particulars inquire of
NANCY INMAN, on the premises, o. A. INMAN, Mohe-
gan, r, l., o. INMAN East Douglas, Mass, +. H. IN
MAN, Worcester
Burrilville Sept %, 1858. d2taw&w3m s2s
nor LE.-DWELLING HOUSES
Il at VERY Low PRICES. In order to close an un-
settled Estate the following Dwelling Houses situated
the ceuter OF the City of Worcester will be sold at much
below the real value.
Lots and Houses east side of Portland street. Nos
81 and "a.
Lot and double Brick House, Nos. q and 49, west side
of Portland street
Lot and Double House the side of Portland st.
Nos. IL and IL.
Lot and House No. 20, on west side of Salem street
Lot and House on Wellington street, opposite residence
off, and q. Jaques. &
Lot and Factory Building Southbridge street.
Lot and House on corner of West and Cottage sts
Also, building Lots Chandler, Austin, and Newbury
streets.
For terms of sale and further information as to the
property, apply to w, w RICE,
Worcester Bank Block,
F. II. DEWEY,
sepT 2lS Main st.
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TERMS OF iDvEhTIsTNG.

ADVERTISEMENTS published. either in the DAIrro
WKEKIr SPY, for slOO square for three Insertions
and 20 cents for each subsequent insertion. Ten lines OF
less) constitute square" Advertisements ordered
inside, or in any prominent place. as also those largely
displayed will be charged extra Contracts by the
year may be made on liberal terms.
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ToR THE DEMOCRAT.

IO MISS M. u M------D, OF HAZOO CITY.
BY NJ. A. b.
VIII you sometimes think Of me, kind Chris,
When day with its cares is gone,
And the dewy night, with its starry light,
Comes stealing gently on?
Will you stand alone on the Yazoo shore,
When the current runs fresh and free,
While your heart beats time to its musical roar,
Will you give one kind thought to me'
know that a nober form than mine
viii visit thy dreams at night,
And brighter eyes will meet thy gaze.
In the summers golden light;
But still when you cast backward glance
Der life's dark, stormy sea,
know you will think of the time that's past,
And have kind thought for me.
So now farewell true friend Of my heart,
Though divided by the oceans roar,
My thoughts will oft sweep its dark blue waves
To seek Kind friends of yore.
They will come to thee oft at daylght's close,
And whisper of days ever dear,
And ask the kind tribute, when your friend is gone
The kind tribute of affections tear
Galveston, Texas, May, 1859.