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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-04

HUMoRs OF THE CENsUs.-One of the
marshals of New Jersey, whose field of opera.
tions is in the INTERIOR at place somewhat re-
mote from railroad depots found considerable
difficulty i'll getting INFORMATION from an "an-
cient maiden lady" whom he had addressed on
the subject
Taking the senses, air you! Well, reck-
on you can't take none here" She was indig-
nant at his first remark. "'Taint none of
your business who lives here, nor who owns
this place. It's paid for, and every cent of
tax OH it tew. faint best for you tew come
shopping around to find out matters that don't
consan you"
Her body interposed at the doorway. al.
though thin and why, prevented his passage
into the house The marshal would gladly
have taken seat, but she offered no such lux
ury to her inquisitor "Hev ever been mar
rit Well what nextI wonder. Perhaps
you would like to have our pedigree right
down from Adam. But you can't! | 'spect
your some fellow from York, come out to
seek whom you may devour. You'd better go
back agin! Take our senses, indeed p
The marshal tried to explain matters, to give
her to understand the necessity and require
ments of the law, and particularly to convince
her that he was not a resident OF Gotham.
He utterly failed, however, for his next
question only increased her anger "Hev l
got any children! Why, you imper' eht puppy,
how dare you asperse my character Here
hev lived for forty eight year, and haint never
been ten mile from home. Ell you doubt my
responsibility, you'd better go to our minister;
he knows all about me he lived here when
l was born he knows that all l possess
in the word is in this farm, and the two
houses down to the village, worth, altogether,
about fifteen thousand dollars. He can tell
you that lived with my father till he died,
having no brothers and sisters, and that l new
er was marrit, and haint no children he is
well acquainted with the folks living with me,
which is a little girl a farm man, and big
stout Irish girl. But you can't git any infor-
nation cut of me. I'm woman OF few words
and don't allow meddlers."
The good woman had now worked herself
into passion, and turning away slammed the
door in his face. From her remarks, however,
he gained the following facts Miss Abigail
-; aged forty-eight; never married has
no children property worth $4,000; has no
brothers or sisters carries on farming which
after all was about all the information he cared
to possess.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-04
heare svch gentle childish words mvst make
children for himselfe.

LAW SUITS AND THEIR LININGs.-The eX.
perlence of Hon. Mr. Elmore III law suits is
given in speech con the abolition of law for
the collection OF debts" before the Wisconsin
Legislature He had little experience in the
law, and that was rich. daughter He
would give history OF it. The speaker then
related how he had purchased yoke of oxen
about fifteen years ago-paid fifty dollars for
them. A few days AFTER the son Of the man
OF whom he bought the oxen came to him and
said the oxen were his. He insisted on hav-
ing pay over again, and commenced a suit be.
fore justice. The jury didn't agree. Finally,
through the blunderS Of the Brushwood Justice
OF the peace, the case went against him. He
appealed ii to the circuit court in Milwaukee.
There lost again, and said to my lawyer, Il
will give you ten dollars to quote the Pennsyl-
vania law to Judge Miller, and have q new
trial ordered (Great Laughter He took the
ten dollars and performed the duty. new
trial was then granted, and ueaue changed to
Walworth county Judge Irwin was then the
Judge. ANY man who wanted to gain case
in his court had either to go hunting with him,
and let the Judge claim all the game that was
shot, or else pat his dog. Well, | patted the
dog. (Laughter) fed that dog with crack
ers. (Renewed Laughter. The case was
decided in my favor. When l heard the
decision ! thought to myself, the dog had fol-
lowed me about long enough turned round
and gave him kick. (Laughter.) The yelp
of the dog had hardly subsidized ere l heard the
Judge say Mr. Clerk, this judgement is set
aside, and new trial granted" Great Laugh.
ter.) Mr.. Speaker, that kick cost me two
hundred dollars (Convulsive laughter.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-04

Sweete SimplIcItie.
Now ye goode Queene Catherine
was onlie Dauphine theme, and to pleasure
we poore Kynge her father-in-law, who was
lyinge yerrie lowe and tebeI, wovld send to
him paintings ywrovghte by We Italians,
knowinge ye greatnesse of ye Kynge his loue
for them, and how he loue1 one master Ra
phael OF Vrbino, and eye ye masters Primatici
and l.. da Uinci, to alsoe he hadde sente
create largesses.
See at her prayer her familie, We web hadde
all we chief pieces of We sedde cvnninge
paynters-for we dyke Medici was Gouernorr
of Tvscanie-did lende to her one pictvre.
mightie beaytevs, ywrovghte by a Venetian
name called Titan, painter to we Emperovre
Charles Fue and verrie skilfvlle, wherein he
hadde ydrawne Addam & Eue walkinge
abovte i'll ye gardenne of Eden-and was of
natural syze, u was i'll ye COSTUME of We TYNE,
we web no name came MISE, for they were
cloathed in their owne innocence & decked
5-Ovte with ye dinnie grace wch did couer YIN
harde thinges to painte for we colour, for web
master Titan was verrie renowned.
Ye pictvre was borne to We poore Kynge 2
his chamber, where he did lie groaninge with
we malade web was sOone after his deathe.
Now We pictvre was very esteemed by all We
Covrte, and all wovlde see lit, but might not
til ye Kynge his deathe, for as mvche as he
did keep in his chamber soc long as he liued.
One day, madame Catherine ledde to We
Kynge her some Francoys and her litel girte
web sac called Margot, but Marguerite was her
name, who then did begin to babbel, as chill
dren doe Now ye babes hadde hearde speak
OF Us grande payntynge Of Addam and of
Eue' ana so hadde ybegged their mother to
Drynge them where theye could see it &
knowinge how ye oIde Kynge took great de.
light in we babes their babbel. We D9vlnbine
did leade them to We chamber.
"You did say you wovlde see Addon, and
Eue, ovr tirste payments look theme y sa,,J
she, and so left them in great wondormont ba'
fore master Titan his payntynge, and ,ya Do
and satte herselfe downe by we Side ~ e ~
Kynge his bedside, who did delight to see y We
babes. y
"But which of ye two is Addam q, s,id
Francoys-nvdggynge his sister with his littel
elbo,
81 knowe notte," said she, then-"for ma
to tell thatte, they ovght to pvte on their
cloathes."
Ye response, We web made ye poore Kynpe
to lavgh and exc their mother asOe was nvfie
in billet, ywrit to Florence by We Qveene.
MOVIE noe name has settle it downe and SO |
place it here in my Merle Tayles-tho in
soothe lit is not merrie at allie, and showes us
novghte-vnless ii be, that he who wovld
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-04
ORSON n. HEATHS POETICAI

4 1KoUN n. 1EAIIIS PUEIICAL
~ NOTICE. No. =.
Pure silver plated casOrs forks spoons and all kinds
ware,
Also Edwards Crockery, large lot for sale, prices very
fair;
For at the Poetlcal Exchange every day brings some
thing new;
Sometimes wooden glass, at other, door mats 1t
is very true;
Then again broos brushes and tin ware, new you may
find.
And the very best assortment of housekeeping goods
every kind;
Now all good housekccpers to the Poetca Exchange,
be sure to Cos
In the Bay State House Block when you would buy
lust below.
n Ri am constantly receiving the latest styles Of
crockery and glass and the best variety of house
Keeping goods be found in Worcester and shall sell al
less prices than other first class store In the city and
everybody is invited to call and sec Il this Is not
ny29 0RS0N n. HEATH.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-04

A INDUSTRIOUS PErRFIcATIoN Among
the latest discoveries in California is mon.
strous petrifed tree. 1t is lying in a desolate
region about sixty miles north of Black Rock,
near what is called High Rock Canon, and is
partly buried in the soil. Its length, so far as
measured the top being deep under ground,
was 666 feet, and the general opinion of the
company, looking at it, was that it was from
forty to sixty feet in diameter. In the same
place, the company saw the shin.bone Of Il
man petrified, and the upper jaw of grizzly,
but twice as large as the jaw Of any grizzly
ever seen in modern times.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-04
srALDING,s rREPARED GLUE.

sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
twelve dozen-a beautiful Lithograph shOw-card
panying each package
n5gs-A single bottle of ,SPALDLNG'S PREPARED
GLOE viii save ten tipes its cost annually to every
Sold by all prominent Satoners Druggists Hardware
and Furniture Dealers, Grocers. and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make a note of SPALDING's
PREPARED GLUE, when making up their list. 1t will
stand any climate deod&wlv MS
TEN PER CENT. INVESTMENTS
4 IN ST. LOUIS.
We prepared to make Investments, at ten per cent
interest with ut expense to the lender in mortgage of
well known to be the most wealthy and prosperous city
our correspondents are Mcssrs Pollard and Rcnick,
whose high reputation and extensive acquaintance with
the capitalists and business men Of St Louis give them
Mr. Albert Todd, lawyer of high standing; with excel
lent Judgment and large experience in real estate, will
apprase the property and examine the titles.
The conditions OF these loans such that default be
made in the payment of any of the notes for interest
principal in the faithful performance any agree
ment concerning paying taxes insurance, &c, then the
property may be sold at thirty days notice for the pay
mcnt of the whole debt, interest and expenses
mylo ds&wtf IL 0lerchans' ExcbSn Do Boston.
R o N, S T E E L, &C.
large assortment OF best Refined from round fiat and
square including Skating Iron from to inches diam
Assorted Swedish Iron, fiat and square
Best Norway Bar Iron
Best horse-na rods, from U. b. Iron.
Alarge assortment of horse and Ox-sh0e Iron.
large variety of Norway shapes and rods.
good assortment OF Hoop and Band Iron, from to
inches wide
Assorted Low Moor, "a very superior lron)
Oval and hafrOund Iron. from To inch
Sheet Iron.
Best Cast Steel English and American square HAT and
sheet.
Best Machinery Cast stee
SleiglshoC Steel.
English Spring steel.
German Steel
Blistered ID steel.
Calkng Steel.
Cast Steel Face Anvils and Vises.
Best English Anyils and Nises.
Nuts and Washers.
ANletrees and Boxes.
Carriage Springs and Carriage Bolts.
Blacksmitfs' Bellows Sledgcs, and Hammers,
Drill and Stone Hammers
Portable FORCES.
Gable Chain.
Hammered and Machine Horse Nails, made from the
best of stock.
Horse Iasps and Files
BoraX
Beach Sanu
Ohio and Nova Scotia Grndstonos
ng@ The above will be sold the most favorable er,ns
by the subscribers at their Old stand Washington Square
49, PRATT & INAfAN,
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TERMS OF AnYERTISINo

L Lf.i lSEMENrs published in the DAILY Or sIOs
Sequent insertion Ten lines or ressl co,sts.. SUI
square Advertisements ordered inside or in anv
prominent place as also those largely displayed will,
be charged extra rates. Contracts bv the 80 80 ~ =,
made on liberal terms ~ may '7
sequent insertion Is cents. 't'"'o eaeh SUB
- All transient Advertisements must bo nj, -
adrdace Yearly or regular advertisers will he r e ~
TO make quarterly payments ~ 'e required
- No gratuit0uS entertainments. No renor+ -oso
lutlons or proceedings of any corporation society y.
association and communication designed to call atte1
ton to any matter Of limited individual interest,"
be inserted, unless paid for Advertisement ~
~ The Publishers will not hold themselves respon
siole or any errors that may occur beyond the amour
charged for the Advertisement
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! FOR SALE-House No. 9 Market

a. ~ FOR SALE-House No. 9 Market
t street corner of Union street. the residence the
s.2..Alate Nathan Muzzy; is thoroughly built and in
good repair; contains ten finished rooms besides
ell with excellent hard bottomed cellar The lot
ains about 1900 feet with variety of thrifty young fruit
trees and bushes. Apply on the premises.
je20 d2taw&wtf LEWIS G. MUZZY.
- - VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
EHi IN LEOMINSTER-The subscriber has good
NAz Farm, with OF the best water powers in the
town OF Leomnster, Worcester County, for sale The
property consists of good stone dam the Nashua
river grist and mill in running ORDER two houses,
barn. with buildings, and about eighty acres Of
land The property is the great road leading from
Leominster to Lancaster, about half mile from sta
ton on the Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad, and
halt miles from one on the Fchburg Railroad and will
be sold together or in lots to suit purchasers The oea
ton is good for the manufacture Of cotton wool
en- goods, paper; will be sold cheap. The whole
part of the purchase money may lay for long time by
giving good security and money will be furnished for
building, if desired.
Also one other water privilege ty-tour acres of land
stone dam, but 10 buildings in the westerly part OF
Leominster, on the Nashua river, two miles from the
centre village in Fitchburg and only mile from the
manufacturing village at SO. Ftchburg. will exchange
any of the above property for real estate in the city
Worcester IVERS PHILLIPS
Worcester, March |, 1860. dtf mch5
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Zeal estate.

4 FOR SALE. - Two VALUABLE
Hi IIOMESTEADS.-Each comprising a new House,
z>zBarn. and or 3 acres of the best Land Only u
mile from the Post Office inthis city. Viii be sold cheap
For further particulars inquire OF T. NJ LAMB Harring
ton Corner, Worcester. dtEWtf neh9
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L UMBER YARD FOR SALE or mo-

~ BE LET-The Lumber Yard at the corner of Cen
ra and Union streets formerly occupied by Edwin Cha
PIN and having branch track along side of the lot
connecting with the Worcester and Nashua, and Ovet
that, with all the other Iaroads in the city. Terms Lib
eral. The lot will be substantially fenced the coming
Spring. WILLIAM A. WHEELER.
, 1860-06-12

LIT of delinquent lands IN the Comfy of Cnnk. md
etasa nf illinois, .aae@set b. tho C"ok County ps.tn:E~
Comtnaa'one" IN c~rtAn Arseasnent Rail. aFAFrx
date FsbEu. 18Th. 1seo. pnrsnsnt to tns prot:ion>
q IA e Of the dsne1. Assembly ~ th* etts
Of lands IN tho townshps mentioned md to cnn-
suct roads therein" Apprnv-d June :H} 1eS.. for the
for tho dinafr Of Mud LAt-. described follows xt1
1.rks tE.ln ditch ecmutre.pE IN the =.
IN
ne Of 3. 1a r. ~ R. H. together with traneh atcn
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i HAven, qf 70 Il deep, md q n &110

CAS- RHavsn, wqreo 4 deep. md II <lso 81 Is
Noios II he.rbv aveu that The u7te.sk-ed Treae1rtr
and Exoclo Collector Of Coot Cornty md Ssate IT Ill.,
no1s, viii apply II the County Court Of aA!d Cnnnv Of
Cook It thu July tefEn thereof h holden The th
Monday Of July FIR Iudxnent Ae1nst hah described
lands md o r said tax& INTEREST and er%t+ thereon
tp>cvety md also se Md Ands and ota
for the satisfaction thereof,
And notice = also terebv given. hAt At fourth Mon
July ali the an1s md nf@ m thr a@ Of
which n order shall be made ~ d Court viii tFu"ned
t. public Eala It the north dnnT Of thu Court Hn.N tn
fha<n for the anrnt Of aA1 taxes inr's4ts and eo4s
dua thereon, tespect!vev.
AC1TSTCS H. R0YDEN.
1teak1fsx Ind II a&cso Collector Of CQQk CqQntY.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-06-29
RY~ The energet

ReT- The energetic contractors, Nessrs. Scott and
Dale are pushing the construction of the Fair
Ground improvements with commendable zeal and
speed. They will have the Amphitheatre and other
improvements all finished by the LIST of September,
and when completed it will be the most substantial
and beautiful in the State. Messrs. Scott and Dale
will certainly perform their part Of the contract.
win the stockholders promptly pay up2 In this
connection we refer them to the card of our friend
B. A. Rogers, the agent of the Association. And
by-the-by, we will just say one word about our
selves We intend to keep our readers posted-a,
to the progress and success of this enterprise
There is a large number of shareholders in this
Association that not subscribers to the Chroni-
Gle, and would like to enroll every one of their
names on our subscription book. Shall we have
them2
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-06-29
$50, 0O09mOre Deposited by Nash &
Mari as Security for the Payment
of LOsSeS!!
CoMrTRoLLER's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 20, Ii


"The Hartford Insurance Company of Hartford,
Connecticut has this day deposited with me as
Comptroller under the act Of the oath of March,
1880, twenty Tennessee six per cent State Bonds
"tor $1,000 each filled up in the face to said Com
"pany and numbered follows, to-wit: Nos. l427,
"2l63, 2l62 PIG, 1852, 1895, 345l, 3450, 2246
"226l, 227s, $500, 1892, 1925, 2703, $40, 1926
I. 1884, 1888, and 27Ss. The coupons due the first
sof July, 1860 taken from said Bonds, this be-
Sing the usual time for cutting them off for collec
ton. I" j. I. DUNLAP, Comp.
From the above it will be seen that the Old Hart
ford Fire Insurance Company, is not any more back
ward in making the deposit of Tennessee Bonds
with the Comptroller security for the payment Of
its Policy Holders, than it is in the prompt payment
of its losses having made the deposit two months
in advance of the time required by the new insur-
ance law.
S. S. WILLIAMS, Insurance Agent Northwest
corner of the Public Square, continues to issue and
renew policies and pay losses for this old and rea-
Die Insurance Company, that has been paying its
losses promptly for the last fifty years and has over
$500 900 left with which to pay in the future
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-06-29

BdS- There are now, and has been for some time
past an unusually large number of ladies in our
town--among them some thirty or forty visiting
sisters attending the exercises at the Academy,
and it will keep the boys stirring every night till
twelve to call upon them. young gentleman of
the city, distinguished for his galantry, requests
to exhort the ladies not to be discouraged by any
apparent lack of attention. He says the work be-
fore the young men has been laid off and sub-di-
vded, and each man has his appoint ments and will
enter at once upon them. In this way it is hoped
that all the ladies will have justice done them, ii
they will be patient.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-06-29
Farm For Sale.

A splendid chance for man to locate himself
convenient to city business Schools, Colleges, etc.
This farm lays just out of the corporation ofClarks-
vile and Providence contains 260 first quality
land BEGINNING at the ford above the lower Red
River Bridge and extending up Red River TO the
West Fork of same. The most part Of II being
splendid bottom land. Eighty acres open and seed
ed to clover balance In heavy timber. Good judges
say IL will cut from 100 to $50 cords to the acre.
Wood is worth from three to four dollars per cord.
These bottoms well set in grass produce from two
to three tons of hay to the acre. Hay Is worth
from $40 to $40 per ton. This shows whether the
investment will pay or not market farm, Il has
few if any equals in the country. A comfortable
new double log house, first rate stable, barn, or
chard and good springs etc. The land Joins my
own and I can show 1t at any time.
Price 20 dollars acre--one-third cash, bslaacs
in one and two years, with Interest
7. D. LEONARD,
Jan. 20, 1890. Real Estate Agent.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-06-29
Look Out for the Croaker

How many Of our shrewd citizens are constantly
on the look out for good bargains and rare chances
and yet how few avail themselves Of them when
presented let the pust speak During the last four
years there hes been over $4,000 dollars realized
on the sale of real estate In aBd around this town.
by few individuals, while the cfoaker was I'll the
time actively circulating through the business
hsunts, looking ,0se like his great prototype the
oOl and prophesying TO each purchaser that he had
seen the color of his money the last time yet while
his croak stll heard calling for the fool killer
the same property sold at double its cost, and
sensible men discovered, too late tiat they bad
suffered themselves to be influenced by this false
prophet TO the serious detrment of their pecunary
interest. Let him croak away, It's his nature--but
heed him not
Those desiring 10 make profitable investment
are invited to call and examine the lots advertised
for sale on the 18th of July They lie rear the de-
pot and on them, in few years, the heavy trade
win concentrate-for this is the inevitable result Of
trade Why not then be one Of the first purchasers
and make the profit which must come, rather than
suffer others 10 make it out of your Such chance
for profit has not offered in years, and would not
now, had not the subscriber been burned out. Let
every man judge for himself and to do this under
standingly, read carefully the hand bills being
circulated, giving description and map of the
property.
Err. W. THOMAS.
lime I2 i6O-1w
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-06-29
FOR SALE.

= VACANT LoT ON MADISON STREET, opposite tina rce.
idencs Of Mr.. Geo. Lewis has front of 80 feet and
runs back 300. Price 81" foot, onc-thrd cash,
ballace in one two years.
Jan. 26. go. T. b. LEONARD, R. Il. Agent
ALSO THE VACANT LOT OF THE SANE
SIZE, laying between Mr.. Belote and the Railroad.
will sell the lot II is divide TO suit purcha-
sers. Terms-0ne-Third cash. balance in one and
two years, without interest.
Jan. rs, go, 7. D. LEONARD, r. L. Agent
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-06-29
House and Lot for Sale

f,SsssA THAT beautiful Cottage Residence, now
4li owned and occupied by J. NJ. Bcote, on LIST
Cross Street. The Lot has front Of 80 feet and
runs back 2474 feet The house has every conven-
fence almost that can be asked, FIVE rooms on the
ground floor three above, and an elegant "Rat
Proof dining in the basement first rate brick
kitchen, house, smoke house, bath house. and
cistern etc. Price $780, Terms-oue third cash
balance in one and two years without interest.
Jan. Is, go, 7. D. LEONARD, r. 4. Agent.