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- tlemen can be accommodated with pleasant rooms
Street t'''" - pi''"' dtf ilf"i's apis
WANTED - Custom Coat Makers. -3
w ora Taloress Girls to whom good prices and con
slant employment will be given None but those having
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WANTED-A good tenement, seven to
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utes walk of the Common east west of Main street.
not further south than Jackson street whole or half
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PURITY OF CHARAoTER.-Oyert the beauty
OF the plum and apricot, there grows bloom
and beauty more exquisite than the fruit it.
selt-a soft delicate blush, that overspreads its
bushing cheek. Now, if you strike your hand
over that, and it is once gone, it is gone forev-
er, Tor 1t never grows but once. The flower
that hangs in the morning impaired with
dew-arrayed as no queenly woman was ever
arrayed with jewels-once shake it, so that
the beads roll oil, and you may sprinkle water
over 1t as you please, yet it can never be made
what 1t was when the dew fell silently upon it
from heaven. On frosty morning, you may
see the panes of glass covered with landscapes,
mountains, lakes, trees, blended in beautiful
fantastic picture. Now lay your hand upon
the glass, aud by the scratch of your finger, or
by the warmth of your palm, all the delicate
tracery will be obliterated.
So there is in youth purity and beauty of
character, which, when touched and defiled,
can never be restored fringe more delicate
than frost-work, and which, when torn and
broken, will never be re-embrodered. A man
who has spotted and soiled his garment in
youth, though he may seek to make them white
again, can never wholly do it. even were he to
wash them in his tears When young man
leaves his fathers house, with the blessing of
his mothers tears still wet upon his forehead
if he once lose that early purity of character,
it is loss that he can never make whole
again. Such is the consequence of crime
Henry Ward Beecher
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SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Worcester, Mass.
apis Once at Mechanics Hail. daw
NOTICE TO BOOT AND SHOE

O1lCE III BOOI AND SHOE
~ MANUFACTURERS In consequence of certain
parties having made and introduced article under the
name Of "Ihe North Bridgcwater Dressing Backing"
which has been purchased by many under the impression
that II was made by me, take this method Of caution
Ing consumers against II, and prevent further misap
prehcnsi0n purchasers will please be careful to call for
DAVID WHIrrEMORE'S DRESSING BLACKING
This certify that Messr. GODDARD a RAND
my sole agents for the sale Of Dressing Blacking
In Worcester, Mass DAVID WHIrrEMORE.
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ETIQUETTE IN THE MONKEY TRIBE.-Mon-
keys have their mode Of etiquette as well as
men, and MS they do not possess cards, the cor
rect mode in which monkey announces its
presence TO human visitor is by dropping a
piece Of stick upon him. Perhaps he may
consider the stick to be only n twig fallen in
the course of nature, and so takes no notice of
it. Down comes another stick, and II that
does not cause him to look up, several more
are let fall upon him until his attention is
drawn TO the assembly in the branches This
point having been gained the next object is to
let the intruder know that his presence is un.
desirable, and that the sooner he takes his de-
parture the more agreeable it will be for all
parties.- Wood's Natural History.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-06

ScULPTURE.-"Have you ever seen those
marble statues in some public square, which
art has so fashioned into perennial fountain,
that through the lips, or through the hands,
the clear water flows in a perpetual stream, on
and on forever, and the marble stands there
passive, cold-making no effort to arrest the
gliding water?
men--swift never pausing, till it has run it
selfout; and there is the man petrifed into
marble sleep, not feeling what it is which is
passing away forever"
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CLEANSING, RE-DYEING, AND RE
~ PAIR1NG.Mr. LEGG stll continues to cleanse
md re-dye Mems Coats, Pants, Vests and also Ladies'
shnwls heretofore Mems apparel repaired If desired
lie also cleanscs Ladies' Shaws, Travelling Riding, and
othc thick dresses Ills ONCE Il at Foster Fays Fruit
and Confectionery store, No. Pleasant street.
dln daW
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TERMS OF ADyERTIs1xo

ADVERTISEMENTS published either in the DaI,v n,
NkEkLf SPY for SLIGO square for three Insertions
ana ~ cents for each subsequent Insertion Ten lines or
less) constitute square" Advertisements or1a-od
inside or in any prominent place as also those laryel
displayed will be charged extra rates Contracts v the
year may be made on liberal terms
- All transient Advertisements must be maid in
Gdrdnee Yearly regular advertisers will be required
to make quarterly payments
~ no gTdfNfoas entertainments No report reso
Iutlpls or proceedings Of cornoraton society or
association, and no communication designed TO cali attcn
uo 10 any matter of limited individual interest can
De inserted, unless paid for as an Advertisement.
~ The Publishers will not hold themselves resnon.
sble fer that NAV occur beyond THO s,punt
charged for the Advertisement.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND MERCHANDISE,
Umbrellas Canes, Fishing Tackle, &C.
203 Main street, Worcester
w Musical Instruments to Let Tuning and Repair
ing done to order. dly mch5
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The SIcKLEs CASE AT THE METROPOLITAN
THEATRE.-The dramasof Louise de Ligner-
olles, which was performed at the Metropolitan
Theatre (late Burton's last night, was accepted
by the audience as Sickles case, and would
be such if the injured husband shot his man
.when he was unarmed But the author who
evidently meant to have moral does not per-
nit him to do this. De Lignerolles, the Key
of the tragedy, challenges Colonel Givry, when
accused by him, but the Colonel declines to
risk his life in fighting villain. He argues
that if a man robs him on the highway, he is
not bound to meet the robber in the field, but
to hand him over to the authorities, and that
the same rule holds good when man robs him
of his happiness He denies that he is dis
honored by his wifes infidelity that his honor
rests upon his own conduct and must be meas
ured by that standard alone all of which
seemed very acceptable to the audience. The
Colonel however, out of pity for De Liguer-
Giles father-in-law, is induced to change his
design of public prosecution, and kills his
enemy in fair duel, who dies on the stage, to
the evident satisfaction of the spectators.-N.
Y. Eve. Post.
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BOARD and pleasant Rooms can be had
~ on application at No. High Street Court
my3O ptf
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ROYAL FELIcITY-Queen Victoria, at the
opera, not long since, is described as quite
plainly dressed, in modestly low neck and
short sleeves, with couple of pink roses in
her hair; and she took her seat more quietly
than most ladies Of fashion, who enter the
opera house in a blaze Of jewery or limerick
cry. When the prince chatted and laughed
~s'th the honorable, but by no means danger
ousy beautiful maid who sat beside him, his
rife invariably leaned towards them, to catch
the joke and join in the laugh. Victoria is,
beyond all question: model wife and mother,
as well as a most virtuous and gracious queen.
Her subjects love her SO well, that no radical
or republican wit dares to caricature or satirize
her. Quite different is it with prince Albert,
WHO'S often punched when the dear little queen
says, in her wife-like affectionateness-" Win
dontMeg ridicuLem me Unsteady"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-06

HENRY GILES ON COMPARATIVE LYING
The following passage from the lecture de-
livered by Henry Giles, has an Erinian ardor
combined with terseness, which cannot fail to
strike the reader, even he be not prepared to
admit the application to any one hereabouts
Mr.. Giles said =
"But then the Irish tell such les-especia-
ly the needy Irish, and, above all, the servant
girls What sinners and exceptions they
must be in the midst of surrounding truth /!
How guilty they must be, with such brilliant
examples always and everywhere before them
OF simplicity, sincerity, veracity and integr-
ty! What severe conscentiousness in our
parties and their leaders How scrupulous
our press! How full Of probity our statesmen
How vigorously verify rules our orator How
genuine Is all mercantile commodity, and how
aDborrent OF falsehood is the word of seller I'M
10 buyer! VI what unbending rectitude are
all our moneyed corporations how honorable
and how like Caesars wife are all their apents
And none OF them ever run away with all their
capital in their pocket The man-seryants
and maid-servants that could be capable of
lie in such an age of truth, are surely the most
hardened of transgressors Yet, occasionally
untruth is noticeable in their betters-at least
what simple people might consider untruth
Joseph Surface Goliathan, ESQ.,, has no re-
spect for the sanctities of his own home; he
has no respect for the sanctities of other mems
homes; but he burns with a sense of indig-
nant virtue on finding out that Biddy went to
see her lover, when she said she went to
see her aunt. Yet Joseph Surface Golathan
Esq, thinks lies breathes hes, eats lies, drinks
lies, sleeps lies, buys lies, sells lies, pays lies,
and has lies paid to him, is himself conglom-
Grated lie-will die in falsehood-and his ash
es, after death, will be consecrated by lying
epitaph."
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The BERsAGLIERI, who are so often men,
toned in connection with the Sandman troops,
are among the most dashng soldiers in the
world. AS their name indicates they are ri
flemen, sharp shooters. In the battles be-
tween the Sardinians and Austrians in 1889,
they were the most effective men who entered
the contest. Their uniform consists of a very
dark green frock coat, pants of the same color,
and hat of a soft telty substance, in form like
the "Kossuth." The only ornament to their
head-piece is fiat, flowing plume, composed
of black cock feathers. Many of them from
boyhood have been taught the use of the long
rifle in the Alps of Savoy. They in their
hardy chase of the chamois are almost unerr-
ing in their aim In their bravery, dash, and
enterprise, they resemble the Texan Rangers,
while, saving the color of their uniform, they
look in their simple dress like hunters on our
Western plains Under such leaders as Carl
baldi and Gialdini, they will make their mark
in the present war.-Neo York Journal Of
Commerce.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-12-14

~'O's 80 ACOCs J
Supervisors met, an.ag1e Board was
called to order by Geo ~ Barton Chair
man.
Presents nps. ]. ". Beardslov, OF !
ward, Prescott; C. P. Barnard, 9 ward,
Prescott; John c. McMurphy, Clifton
VIM. II. Moore, River Falls; JuIson
Warner, Martel; /. F. Maynard, Oak
Grove; Hiram Bennett, Trimbele; Viii
son Kinney, Perry; Geo. I. Walker,
II Paso; Enoch QuiluLy, Diamond Bluff,
James Akers. Trenton; Noble Marin,
Isabelle: !Abncr S. Brown, Hartland; G.
K. Barton, Pleasant Valley.
Thecommittes appointed by the Board
IN July last 10 settle the accounts off. s.
Ayros and Jonathan Bailey with the
county, made a'erbal report.
Sup. Bearislcy offered the following
resolution:
RssoIyea::-By the County Board Of
BupOgvisors. that III their opinion the sui,
against Jonathan Bailey should be with
Drawn, and that tAe mortgages given hy
:. S. Ayros to the county, shsuId be iui-
sasIistely foroeosed.
Which resolution w"s aioptoi
Sap. Moore moysl tina: standing com
nIistccs Of three each be appointed by the
Chairman, Oh finances, canceling, coun-
~ orders, accounts, AMI sportionnlent Of
taxes.
The motion prevailed.
The Chairman appointed said commit
tsss as foloUs:
On Finnnces-SuEs. Akers Martin
and Kinney.
On csncelIing Co. Orders, go, sups.
beArl7ley, Brown and Walker.
OR secOunts-SuPs. Moore, Quimby
And Benrett.
On aPportionmon; Of taxcs-sups.
MAYNARD, Barnard and McAurphy.
Sup. Maynard moved that commit
tie of-two be apointod 10 report rules OF
business for tho Board.
The motion pre'sIeI.
Tho Chairman appointed as such com
nittee SuPs. Maynard and Barnard.
Sup. Akors moved that the Cloyk be
allowed to read his minutes at the close
~ each session.
Motion prevailed.
The ElinulsG Of the session vero read
and approved.
Gu motion Of Sup. Martin the Bosrj
Sdjournsd until half past eigL, o'cleck TO-
morrow. morning.
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Which report was accepted.
Sup. Akers offered the following res
olution.
Resolved. by the County Board OF
Supervisors that q COMMITTEES of one bs
appointed toproeure wood for the various
county officers for the ensuing year; on
the most advantageous terms-said conl-
nittes to consist Of Mr. j. II. Southwick.
and it is further resolved that orders to
the amount Of sixty dollars lie drawn and
place in the hands Of said Southwck Tor
that purpose.
Which was adopted.
Sup. Akers offered the following res
olution.
Resolved, by the Board Of Supervisors
That committee of one, consisting of
Mr.. J. H. Southwick, Le appointed 70
procure stationery for tho use of the van
GUS county offices, and it is further r'soly
ed that be drawn to the amount of thirty
dollars and placed in the hand Of said
Southwick for that purpose.
Which was adopted.
Sup. Beardsley offered the following
resolution:
Rsso1ved, by the County Board of
Supervisors, That the county treasurer be
instructed to refund to Mr.. ]. A. Short, the
sum of two 97-l00 dollars with interest
thereon at seven per cent from the 2lst
day of May, 1859, also all necessary OK
penses to Mr.. Short for executing and re-
cording quick claim deed to WM. II.
Moore, to the S E or. of the S E Or, of
See. 10 Town ~ of Range IS, also to
| further instruct the treasurer to reimburse
or to make tender in all cases that may
arise under SEC. l54 of chapter Is, of
Rev. Statutes and of Sec. - and Of
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Number 10 each ToUn.

Which ia respectfully submitted.
JUDsoN WARNER,
T. /. MAYNARD,
&. 2. BARNARD,
Committee.
The report was accepted and the COM
nittss discharged.
On motion Of Sup. Beardsley the selec-
ton of Jurors was made the special or
der for tomorrow morning.
Sup. Barnard, (Sup. AkeFs in the
chair.) Offered the following resolu-
ton:
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-12-14
j. II, Sosthwick, County Treasurer, ia
account egtb Pierce County:
November Is, 1859.

| TO cash and orders rec Of the
several towns on state and
county tax Tor The year 1853, 81, 100 p
80 cash collected on delinquent
returns for the year 1858, 1889 81
To interest and charges on taxes
collected, 386 60
To cash collected on advertising so 20
20 town of River Falls, county
orders, per j. A Short, Chm,
town Board, IS 90
To o. Gibbs Jr. clerk Of Board
paid by Y. y, d, o S. Pow
ell, advertising iots, 1856. IS 20
To school fund from State Of
Wisconsin, ga 81
Totax on suits from a. II. Young
clerk court. 81 90
To drainage fund from State Of
Wisconsin, l29 81
To a. Ticknor, Treas. Of city Of
Prescott, fines il criminal &C.
tons from police iustice, II 10
To lands sold for cash, Including
interest charged 10 %
To o. Gibbs Jr elk Of Board,
paid over as cash refunded. S 10
TO O. Gibbs il. elk board, for
county orders ON assigAmout
end rcdcmptOus, $50 rs
To .. Gibbs ,r. elk OF board on
assignments, s 70
CREDIT.
By balance g. per report, %
board Nov. 10, 1853, &2 Is
~ cash 10 town treas. Of Isabelle
amt Of certificates sold BY cl'k
et board, belonging to SAID
town 10
BY cash refunded on certificates
OF land sold. 3l8 90
BY cash paid town treas. local
taxcs. 22l7 50
BY W ,Howes commissioner drain
age fund, l29 81
By State School fund 10 town su-
pcrintenderts, GG4 -
RY county orders redeemed, LOG 81
by county orders destroyed in
March. by board. /, 977 "a
BY cash on Judgment, Bartlett 4
Wright agaiust Pierce Co., 3l3 IS
BY cash on Judgment, Young &
Co, against Pierce Co, So 20
I5y express on books for Pierce
County. IL 80
81 town Of Pleasant VAL chgd
order, 10
~ i. II. Young, clerl, of court
filing complaint. Pierce Co.
AFT. I, Bailey ex treasurer, ] 90
BY town sup Clifton, county
school tax ~
on Sta, State - tax. 200s Sc
rs tax certificates, 500 w
BY expenses to 81. Faul for rec
or s for Treasurcr's office, w
BY expenses 10 ST. Paul with
assessment roll and returns, 50
By town OF Hartlsnl, ret shown
10y :. c. Eolin ch'ed town, 80
By cash 10 town treaaureI6 for
returns and travel fees, 70 0O
~ J.. Field recording mortgage 70
81 expenses 10 Hudson to Sc
cure counsel 10
Bs expenses 10 Hudson in case
Pierce county agaInst j. Bal
ley. ex-ireasu1er, w
BY n. ". Express company, box
revised statutes, ~ 0O
Bv town of Clifton dist. order
and charged the same, Ii IL
By expenses to Osceola to eX-
anime records Felative to port-
gage given by J. S. Ayres to
Pierce county, 10 op
Ey " Ncs:iulI per ccnsage on
drafts forwarded to State Of
Wisconsin, Is A.
By toar Of Trinbellc, receipt
shown for road tax, and ch'gd
town same. w
Rr tre"sIIogs fees, 5lJ O.
by balance. > Q"
fetal debt. $l0,G5J IS. Total Or. $l0,658 So
Statement q Delinquent IaTes for the
s,agy 1879
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lie, F. CART. II. Slattern, Gilbert Harris,
Halvor Halyorson, Olsf Olsson, @. w
Gray, Edwin Green, Edmund Finlay, P.
S, Dumont.
ITimbeHe--Wm. H. Mss)n, A. J.
Moore, VIM. Jay, Franklin Otis, Levi
I Stafford, Chas Teusaw, Geo. II. Bennett,
John G. Martin, VIM. Mclaughlin, E.
B. Loudon, Thomas Dickerson.
Perry-Jonathan Russ, p. NJ. Simon,
VIM. ChappoH, j. n. Adams, B. D. May
nard.
Dimond B2uf-C. II. Grant, Josiah
N. Taylor, Bernard D. Eugoy, David Y
| Wethren, Ezekiel, Furguson, kimball w
Adams, George Rogers.
1renton-Dayid Mcpherson, VIM.
Pumpkin, E. II. Boustoad, G. II.
Peaks.
Lsa5eNe-Benjsmin Tabor. W, Il.
Funk, A. c. Morton.
HartIaad-R. NJ. Sproul, Sylvenus
Taylor, NJ. Darlington, Selsh Strickland,
VIM. P. Lyon.
Pleasant Talley-A. Gossette, J. A.
Green, Edward L Spauding, Geo. Davis,
Amos Harris, H. N. Weed, G. C. Car
penter, A. NJ. Hicks, Joseph Hall, James
Kyle, Henry Fisher.
OGk Grove.-.F. 0. Bliss, Henry
Hope, VIM. Gray, Thomas p. Cross,
Geo. W. Dickinson G. +. Warner.
The Drainage Commissioner submitted
the following report;
To the chairman Of the county Board
of Supervisors for the County Of Pierce ::
Sir--I leg leave to make the follow
ing report.
VIM. Howes in account with Drainage
Oct. 1850, To cash Of county
treasurer DR.. $129 81
Nov. II, 1859, By cash on
hand, Or. 1o9 81
ali which is respectfully submitted.
WIZ. HowEs.
Drainage Commissioner.
Nov. II. 1859,
On motion Of Sup. Beardsley, the rules
were suspended for the purpose of allow
ing w. ]. Copp, Esq, to address tho
Board, in reference to the matters of J. s.
Ayrcs and Jonathan Bailey, Ex-Trossurer
of the County.
Mr.. CopP, by permission, presented a
communication to the Board.
Sup. Akors moved that said communi-
cation DO laid upon the table.
Sup. Maynard called for the ayes and
noes upon the motion, which were taken
as follows;
Ayes-Sups. Beardsley, Barnard,
McMurphy, Moore, Warner, Maynard,
Bennett Walker, Quimby, Aksrs Brown
Ill.
Noes-Sup. Kinney.
Sups. Barton and Martin, absent, and
the motion prevailed.
Sup Kinney explained that he voted
"no" on the motion "a 70 poin! OF order
and not Is to the merits, which explana-
ton was ordered to be placed on the
minutes.
On motion Of Sup. Bcards!ey the clerk
was instructed aot to place the communi-
cation Of Mr Copp, upon the minutes
On melton Of Sup. Boardsey, Mr. Copp
was allowed TO withdraw HE commeni-
cation.
| ACCOUNTS PREaEETED AND REFERRED.
No 81 Geo. O'Briea, witness. { j so
e" 32 James GIcndcnning,
/ saving wood, 3 90
" SO Horny P. AIMEE, sher-
ifs account, IS sc
"34 200 a
" 35 City Of Prescott, pau
per account, IS CO
{" SO Goo. r. Barton, board
ing Henry Dow, &c. II sc
81 J. D. Trumble, OK
pensos justice court, 9 50
=" SO Horse hire and sur
veying county line, @ 2:
SOL. D. Phillips, expenses
justice court, 3 ID
40 T. Field, 8 81
On motion Of Sup. Maynard, thC
Board adjourned till o'clock this after