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Worcester daily spy., 1860-09-29
Domestic Goods.

full stock OF Bleaehed and Brown Cottons, Tckngs'
Denims aud Sheetings will be sold at old prices
so pairs Blankets all Sizes from Auction WIZ DC sofa
lower than at any other establishment.
Purchasers will always ind Low Prices rule, for.a
kinds Of Dry Goods, at
In. CLARKE a. CO.'S.
90 No. IFS Main street. opposite Post onSs'
Worcester daily spy., 1860-09-29
Auttloms.
EARM IN WORCESTER FOR SALE

h hAe4i IN W OhOIJtDI + Oh SAIIE.
= belonging to the estate of the late Samuel Jenni-
Nesth0rouEh road. two miles from New England vii
lage in Grafton and two miles from MillbuTv and w.
ing directly on tie Boston and Worcester Railroad the
MniDury station being but One-third mile from the
house Trains stop twice dav each wav Contains
about zoo acres nearly half with valuable
ana thrifty wood the other half, moving pasuring and
tilage, under good cultivation. well fenced with GOOD
stone wall An orchard OF so apple trees Of Is We
growth and twice that number OF older growth Build
luss in FAIR condition and nearly all lately shinged
good two story house, very pleasantly situated with
good milk cellar, and l. containing We room a never
falling well Of water wood room; piggerv in basement
with set kettle and granary in second story Barn 100
feet long, annually filled with hay grain from the
place. Flint's pond is within third of a mile OF
the house, and a beautiful and fertile island OF hir-
teen ceres, easily accessible with teams lies close b the
shore. Apply to CHARLES WESSON. on the premises
who has occupied them Tor ei hteen years past to W
$. BARTON, at Worcester, or to SAMUEL JENNIS0N
p State street, Buston diff s2S
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.-Bv License
premises, FRIDAY, the nineteenth dav of October
ten OF the clock in the forenoon the following
described parcels of Real Estate belonging to the Estate
Elbridge H. simmons late of Worcester deceased ia
witt the Real Estate situated the easterlv side OF
Chatham Place. 0alled, in said Worcester bounded
westerly bv said Chatham Place sOutherly bv land of
Willard Cheney easterly by land Of Daniel Goddard and
n0rthery by land Of Paine Adrch being the same prem
iScs formerly occupied homestead hv the said Sim
Also other parcel of Real Estate situated on
the westerly side OF Fruit street. in Said Worcester
tanning about siXtyseven hundred feet being the
conveyed to the said simmons by T. r. EstabTook
by deed dated Nov. Is A D. 1852 and recorded the
Worcester County Registry book 500, page POS which
deed reference be had for full description said
premises The above Estates will be sold free from in
cumbrace, except the rights Of the widow
EMELINE ID. SIMMONS.
Execurix of Last Will and Testament OF ElSridge H.
Simmons
Worcester Sept "a 1860. s24 d3w
Worcester daily spy., 1860-09-29

IN Grafton, Sept ls, BY Rev Geo Lyman Of Sutton,
OF Grafton.
IN last Douglas sept p Rev Otis Thayer to Abbe L
Remick. both OF Meudon
In Satt0u. Sept Is John Buxton to Frances L Mich
Ols. hoth of Saundefsvhc.
In Springfield Sept 27 A Wadsworth Of the Watta-
wanock House, East Brookfeld, Mrs skinner of
Springfield
In Providence Sept 3, Daniel NJ NIunyun of Grafton,
10 Celia IourtellOtt of Providence.
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NoTICR TO CONTRACTORS
CrTr Irsr2ryo7's DKsAaTMs~vl
No - CHAraAN ST, NV YORg, Dee IL 1850

-. No, .caA . SfS YosS Pee; y 1850
:pee,oS ,hs q The bidder sndo.sea .aa
s s y sa n aossn ana az,
win e recsyed q NE CITY Inspectors oo No - Chatham
ssys osises noSa Which lime Vii ss pub.
and CUTTERS piers and asa o. asa %
sssSsh ;rsS sai and ,ss
e nS AVE .sD y 81 In sSa ;. sn
by Inc Hoard q Aldermen, Dscember Is 1880
Approved by the Mayor, December ID 1860
Rss %nsh ne i0 no. h. and a
70 adgers forthwith the annshed proposals. FOR canins The
& s s s h III 81 Ssa 4, a % .
Ss tie naaT ms
he 'sr%y :
anticipation The collection said tax and
e the
@mcs,ey who @ % make or cause 70 70
made any Or contract or contracts for
term years exceed Ave The party parties
ss Be- N * a =
proposals shall be for period not exceeding i've
PROPOSALS OF TEE cary OF rHw
ii the paved nss eys al guy
srs wharye piers and heads o. slips in the city Of New
sAn said streets avenues snss Alleys and AZ gut
once IN each week and tho sNecpns shall be immediately
Sec s1here shall be remoed from the streets asht
ns I'll ssas Ss ssn .sd . m,y 81
vessel. upon ne side walk. e y. front
S ssndss pa'
ss % is s sS
their approsch may be had and shall receive an ashes gar
TIA, placed the sidewalk in vessels in
% ss und. s
dinance 20 have their All garbage Rubbish AUD
eeo o. every KIND removed 0y Ae~
shan swept during the night before hour OF A.
ones eyesy - hour. rsrs Iow ana chatham srees
tSTsss Vail ss sS
t~i"e in each week All Streets ssos chambers street ss
be ccancd during the night and before the hour OF M
during slsS, before hour o. between he
When Performance such i. rnpfactcss from
state OF the weather The CITY Inspector troa time 70
pense With the temporarily; ou, ne shall
for longer period han one week from the date
There ss. e rs . rom r me ,y AZ art M.
tho same be collected and no deposit q Had shall bs
low ground sunsra LOIS and hs, may 10 required Tor sat
The streets ssan be Kept conveniently parable
Vehicles during The w.n,cs All the crsswak aai all gut
sSs a. n o ne oss az, r
req. &C. BY s TnaeS s qs The scsS %
t iss raj
water iom Tor sprpl,'ns streets n sdvaac. q =.
@ f %ss.ns sPsa i i '''' 'a'
any Tsssd he .eSsS;:ae. 4: gs,ss :; i.s
eight yours after they shall b- notin ii therco by nct8 In
writing lett at tr plsce ri business the CITY IN pectoc
then the Ciiy shall the Comptolsr WIN
shso communicate the to the sarcs t6ereof and
the ssrres fall Ia having the work performed eight
hours thereafter then the city Inspector shall procecd and
base TIE wok Performrd At the expense Of the sar u~s
Sec y The temp,.olcr shall semi monthly draw hs war
rer, In favor OF the contractor for p-opnrton. amount Of
the total OF HE contract awarded By tbs Mayo, aud
Common Council
ascpsd y r. board o CsSss,mep DsosSssr 4 i
Approved By the Mayor, December ~ lsN
d. r. VALENTINE.
Clerk OF co;nmon Council
The right " lecs all proposals. bds deemed
the interest Of the Corporation IL hereby reserved
Blank proposals. estimates aud specifications b. OBJ
tanned application At the City Inspector ohce. Ne
Chatham street, Now York.
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%, 1861 TRIPLE SHEET.
AMVSEM FH is.

w FAREWELL. NIGHT .
PDwIs BOOTH
MIR. EDWIN BOOrH.
On TON ight. SATI RDAY, Ee1emle. x.
NJ. BDAIs BOOTH
viii bid Farewell 10 the New York publ psesea.as
TWO PIECES.
In which he WIN represent both
TRAGEDY,
And, for the brst time in this engagement,
COMEDY,
And In neither OF which he has appeared dnng ia ensase
meut
Howard Pa yne's tragedy OF
B1l TUS,
In which he sil sustain tle character OF
YRUTrS,
aud Sbak pere's charn,'n; comedy OF
KATHERINE AND PErRUCHlO
ia which he viii sustain the character or
pETRTCHfO.
On Monday December "a. Mr. JOSEPH JEFFERSON.
Box book
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JyfrIIsRDs FOR sAtF, srIhNDtD NkN AND
ID sccond hand rabies, - ress1na - pttcss
". n. Hktfftfb. lAe Et3lyn rect.
r,urrlN.s airr~RD TtstEs Am covafS.TIoS
K gushsns New iuprovvn paiensed 81 pembcf .
guIfAN 4 Cpf.r.rNDAR,
Ms, " 70 W er9sey stree,
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on MONDAY MKT,
'"AND NJ FOR TUE HOLIDAYS
In all ia o agioa. spsndor,
The great Drama,
FAST MEN
OLDLN TIME.
NEW SCENERY,
BEAUTIFUL COSTUMES,
ORIGINAL MUSIC
AND rNAPPRoACHABLE CAST.
NOTICE NOTICE NOrIcE!ti
CHANGE OF TIME.
Doors open a. 7 O'Clock Commence at ~ o'ciockA
DOwERY THEATRE.
ID Lcsaees and Managers .SpaIing Rogers
GRAND DAY PERFORMANCE,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON DEC. % 1850,
AT -. O'Clock.
Last appearance OF
TROUPE or EoUEsTRfANS,
HORSES AND PoNiES,
La Time this season OF the
Miss Kate ornand.
Marietta zanfre,ta
Robinson,
Jean Johnson,
rsny Paslor.
The Northern bred Dancing Horse
TANNANl.
The Southern bred ana highly trained Horse
COMIC PASToMIME.
Atys, O'Clock
Grand Performances
by the whole
COMPANY.
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sPECsAI NOTIUw.

GAuTIOf TO THE rIBLlc-ix cossEoy ErCR or
the coas.any Increasing OF the dii brsnda
~ msssss W. rhANieph's Champagne Wi1ca, espe-
c,aiy g. tnesr vis IMPkaAL GPKES sEATa csasiass
my duty 70 caution the pabc agsins sch ana
to adyise purchasers and consners 10 Inv h e.. han
don Wines on'y rom reliable s,I r-speo. IA. has seq
raj invoices OF imported counterfeit M,e< rr.a,a, -
aso ia the market. ADoI.pUI. nETIa~ ~" 80
Messrs. M0ei & Cha ndoo's GENERAL A...s
Tor The Jntrd States AMI the C.1ad~.
hFs Yosg, Dec. ~ $50
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AMUSMIENrS.

aas5ss 81
1Hg BRAVE SOLDIERS 1HSN Of fHK FRENCH ARxr
rGs sRAna FIELD e. THEAHas 81
MN ahF AArAxorr sk5As4oFot.
Originally numbering thirteen members.
DEAD oS F fffsof rk e Dine 81 ron Sfas been '
sEBAsTENzouave OF the First regiment wounded In the
ENiLE GIAIIGSYmzou.ys q the Fir, regiment Ser
u Ss s a 'ss ia
Algeria and a. the Msmeon leri.
orleans and zooaveo he second
LpT z ss q ne rs sesasn I.
RNMoNpm :. q the First rfsiment.
LrciTS-aou iv Of the Third regiment 's'''"
The zOusves perform the ladies' parts in their plays
Nxoy has ssspa,d az min, n,9,lga e sc
who have accepted H. as viii be scsn ny The o9mns ss
Mr. JAs n NIXON. Hfblo's Cardeo:-- AA' - - ~
DEAR sinwe received With much pleasure your kind in
oat E rs %sny Ss S ss
or ssursy and We s. ssou
,,s% Ff;3sh vaudeville
Arranged By l1c zouaves for their hea're at lnkemann.
eos!,a, young Russian maiden zoaaye Gls,igny
Lonio azouave Of the is, re- meui zouaye frede scs
Boz ,sns SOFT sergeant Grave neiun ."r
The action takes place during he CIineaa
war, t
CA NEST PAS PERDU,
Sung by zouaFe Glatisny, Prims Donna of 1nkermann
10 te follow ed by the French Vaudeville
Ia CoRnE SENSIBLE.
Igne Zonaye Glaiisny
Tamer'an Iouave Frederick
Mimi ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ............ Zouaye Leon
CslEc,GchoD Zguale Sebastien
Ia MARsEII,I4tTsF,
SIug iy Zpuaye Frederick
n he follow ed by
UNE FILE TERRIBLE
The Zouare Leon viii perform the part 81 the File Te.b e."
aged IL years
Madame Dumoulin Xo.iayet iagny
Annals. n Fe Terrible ................Z ouavs Leon
LoriYe Frederick
After which
AMBUSCADE IN ISkFRNANN
Military show 10
Noie-nhen the File Terrible hI-l acted IN the
Crimcs the Theatre inkensnl, the Russians made
and interrupted the performance The srtes Iouayes
obliged take their and rcpu.se the in
their theatrical dresses One OF them kaled in his
male attire Zouaye clatigny dressed woman,
uudci in that affair After The enemy had been
pulsed the Zoaves back 10 the theatre and
th their performance nothing oi the Kind had nap.
pened.
To ccaclude, the Zousycs viii sing their song.
LIZ RONDEAU DIES LolZoC,"
By all the company
The bills signcd by the French 10 advertise the
performance nkernann win lie exhibited at the box Office
The military pspcs, proving their authenticity and the
congo granted 10 them Napoleon Ill. Emperor OF the
French can lie seen - The boz OF c. on application.
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AAELOiROS $50 BROADWAY.
M Great OF the Farces ccuutrymaas Visit 10
the Meodeon Jonathan Dooii..le," &c; new Ballet by
Miss thompson Waby King and other young ladies' Of the
Company greeted by applause Miss Kate Walters
Coe Cole Stevens sherry Ravens Prime and 9th srs In their
great Acts D6nces &c Also the FemAle Minstrels
embracing the beautiful and talented young ladies' on
any stage In New York Forty eight splendd Ac;s eomps
songs Dances, Sc lasting from * til !: O'Clock Also
Aerial Gyfast Who asonishes the audience 10 his great
Barrel lie Cane ana La Pierre Zouase In his Eschee
side oil the stage 70 the
other and the Trares; upon which supported ony BY his
exciting and wonderful exhibition before wit
messed Tickets only 10 cents orchestra - ceat,; gallery
lVcents.
Mis- FANNY FORREST i engaged, and will make her
f, appearance al he performance Tor AIDES snd children
a ,r,ei aa~
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(sARp.
~ The proYrietos Of the NEy YORK SATURDAY.
PRESS have the honr informing the public t,at they w
commence their fourth volume the Sh Of Jsn1ay
colt
subscribers SHOULD send "a thsr once
numbers will be printed III. subscription il % year
able IN advance. Address Henry Irapp. Jr..
ofhce o. New York saturday PreD
q q
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MEXICAN CONCERT HAIL.
n 81 BROADWAY. 81 BRoAcvAH.
EXTRA NOTICE
Engaged and WI shortly appear
MP W. q. hFlI.
the celebrate ed Irish comedian.
MILE MIILIE FOWLER,
the dsshins and artistic dansense
MISS NIFTY BLANCHARD.
the acconipl shed darssuss
from the Southern theatres
And : host OF others too numerous 90 nen tio,.
X w 8lTI.ER, Proprietor.
MONS. la THOfNE, ;. age Manager.
lALL TONIGHT AT MADAME SArgAGEAt's
~ Dancing ACADEMY, - Broadway, above Niath street
the only place of is kind in New York corps u
attached the establishment The pro
grsmme cnbi aces all the fashionable dances,
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LNoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyHB-0N SATURDAY
January r. the United States mail steamer FULTON
j. A. Walton commander viii sal. from pier ~ North river
foot OF Beach street Saturday January O. AZ noon.
This steamer unsurpassed for safety and comfort has dou
bile engines Under deok enclosed tight
ments which besides other In the COLI
strsnting keep puns to work, and
the safety OF vesse. and passenge0s
Price u passage In second cabin SIS oni 500
For freight o passage arpy TO
SAMtFI. ~ FOX ,,..,s =. p.x.a~
GEO MacKENziE As'n's' No Bf'aaway.
The ARAGV vii sal keortasYs
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DlFLE CANNON CHALLENGE
Ia FORFEIT Sl.m
We challenge The prcprietos OF any muyze oa 2deI
eAnnn projecle of this other
1hn twelve months from this date an vtb,a
10 niles OF New York city, weight % projee % be FROM
i've 70 sixteen pounds from 100 70 30 shots @ be rs ds
from competent military authority ei0o viii ne pad sng
party decided after Trial. 10 have aud projectse
practically superior 10 orr own.
Orders promptly executed FOE cannon or pro iec.iss
uOrINkf.S SOx1.
~ Beekmsn street.
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DRYtNTs MISsTTLs
ID MECHANICS HAIL. Ar Broadway, above 0rAus
street
Honisy December IL and every nigh; during the seek
RICHARD Ill. BURLRSouB.
Dick ......... Dan Bryant Hank Jerry 3ry aRs
wambold Hilton, Berger ami Gould
The p1pultr vocal luarsite, chofusses ID
PEEL md NORTON,
In thc.- ipnii double shuttle and IRISH reel
Mss Isipp lhe Mac Dl Darolls aud Plan alton seeaes
Change Of lime. Doors open a. ots Commences n, y
cen
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Altrr Nhlch an
AMHUSCADE IN ISkFRNANN,

The bills designed by the French officers 10 advertise the
performance al lnhetmann a ee exhibited at the boz o,e
The military pspc proving their authenticity and the
congo granted them ~ Napoleon Ill. Emperor the
FRENCH lie seen - The boz OF c. application.
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T1ScUoH rRar9ar A7lANokME.r--FoR MOB.
FOLK Portsmouth, civ Point Ard Rtrhmord canrerfing
siti r~fok and re'cssnurg and soahsde RNl-osd for
pynrnhusv. HrvA, Asrp his md inlsrmeAsnks rlsres
Frssht Iv every dsy and through rccsArs furnished.
sse.msAip iAsssTors. csp,as skinncs. Leaves ever
s.s..ss,p aoAsoxs Captain Couch, every sasurds, a
1rsfst . Norfolk par soos;rs cy Point ecens'
80 Richmond penA =. .
PAarNse 10 Npsox siatersorr and meals inriusd 81 v
All Ia na.f .r,aN f,ypI.AN a HFISFkES,
No lis Broadway
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rrIASKS-I HEREBY ACKNOWLEDGE TaE III, Hfer
o. forty dollars b. The hands OF the Rev James Msns,
pastor Of u. James th.gch, restitution monsy.n
ALONLO GtfTrrsIz
q = nln DIAMOND Emf 2PTTSF - FOUx
sDep.UUV. prizes single Stones OF re hrs, water
% great brancy AMI fer New
be cxsmncd and few rrnanlng chances secured ths
most favorable teTns nj The 81 Marks Place ote
the Cooper Institute This evening I'd iast from NJ
H. Mills. Ascn'
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THE CINDERELLA PTCr~Ip-A CARD
" toaseguenee 81 the pcpulsrlty X this bAaup nc
tufe, nc hlbion vii rere'a o@1 A n f..fF, Cesls~s
Olp Broadway, until February Il
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-21
Oriental Wanderings-ATab Gratitude
The Lisht of the Harem

During successful medical career OF
more than 90 years, in the course Of which
he has visited every quarter of the globe, it
may well be supposed that Prof. Holloway
has been the recipient of many distinguish
ed marks of honor and confidence. As the
originator of q system of treatment which
has swept over the world with force and
rapidity that in this enlightened age, are
the prerogatives Of Truth, his fame every
where preceded him. Even in traversing
Arabia, some years ago, ho found that his
name and discoveries were well known to
the Sheiks Of the various tribes, and depu-
tntions of Arabs met him at various points
of his journey, soliciting the great "Hakim"
(their name for physician) to visit their
tents and administer to the sick At every
encampment he was received with most
profound respect, which deepened toto abb
solute reverence as the effect of his wonder.
fnl remedies was witnessed by these chill
dren of the wilderness, Some of his ad-
ventures among them were quito of a ro,
nsastio oaSt, Oso of their Utirfs, II majestic
old Bedouin, whose daughter had been for
years affected with n scorbutic disease, was
so carried away with rapture at her recoy-
cry under Prof. Holl0ways hands, that, in
a burst OF gratitude, he offered him half his
hocks and herds, if he would remain with
the tribe and be its guest for life.
While visiting Constantnople, on his re,
turn home he had an audience Of the Sui
tan, and was requested to prescribe for a
favourite adalisque in the imperial hnrem
who had been pronounced incurabe by the
Turkish doctors, She was a Circassian
slave Of surprising beauty, and realized in
her form and face the description of "Y Young
Nourmaher' as described in Lalla Rookh
Her disease was dyspepsia, aggravated, no
doubt, by the ennui, created by sequester
ed and monotonous life Within a month,
however Prof Holloway's great medicines,
with the aid Of daily exercise in the gar
dens Of the Seraglio, accomplished com.
plete cure, and he subsequently, received an
autograph letter from the Sultan, thanki
him in the warmest terms for restoring TO
health the Light of his Ilarem.' No
sooner was the news OF this cure noised
through Constantinople, than the lodgings
of the "Great Frank Physician" were liter
ally besiegcd by dyspeptio Pashas and bill
ious Beys, and from the period of his de-
parture to the present time. tho demand
upon his agents in Constantinople for the
remedies that bear his name has continu-
ally increased - DR.. Livingstone's "Trav-
els'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-21
DAILY EMPIRE.
December, &C.. nte.

December, &C.. Hto.
Sweet Susie Brown. my pretty Que
I'm snre you mnst remember;
Ifnot for love, =, w. ~ for finn,
The sleigh rid > II D-cptnl,er.
When all the belirs. an I ~ ,he besux,
In spite Of ffosts would 70 furlh
A nd squeeze hehenih II Q bufIaioes
Each others hands, DC
How brightly streamed The northern lights
Above he snowy ridges;
How pleasant were the winter nighls,
Observed from country bridges
Where "toll' " sought nh such address,
Mid laughter, fun aud 4 nittery,
And lovers feel amid the press,
Each others hearts, etc
'Tis very singular and queer,
Ofnll most mad deVices
Loves fires should burn 10 bright AMI clear,
On fuel formed Of ices
And yet we know its fame. indeed
Most brilliantly will glow forth
When famed behind flying steed,
Hid under furs, &c.
I'm sure you mind the village Inn,
The supper and the fcvI
How in the general dim and din,
Love shot his arrows level.
And don't forget how Harry Kidd,
Embraced you ia the buuery;
You kissed his lips-l know you did
And he kissed yours, etc.
And when heforfels were all paid.
How one old mailresisiei,
Until the younger ladies sad,
A prude they all drteslcd
"Desist," she cried-ihe ancient Ann
Her mudpstv Ia sho ~ E,rtb
"I'll never yield TO any man,
My virgin lips" a.
The winlry winds, the homeward way,
Blew chilly ~ our faces;
But underneath our furs, we lay,
All snugly In our places
One giTl upon the forward seat
The pretty Nellie Lalt,rlee-
Declared JACK Frost had pinched her feet,
Aud Billy Frost, etc.
Another underneath her robes,
(The buff loes, not her dre,sss)
Fair Patience, with attendant job,
Detected ia caresses
Sprang up with angry blushng face,
Her innocence TO show forth,
But showed her curls were out Uf place,
Her collar gone, &c.
And then the parting at the door,
It's tender, mutual blsses;
Sweet lips from their abundant store,
Gave to The poor--in KISSES
The parting word, The long embrace,
Cuptds most dangerous witchery,
Brought fire to many boyish face,
Aud raised sweet hopes, etc.
Dear Susie Brown save you and /,
OF all that load of merriment
No other pair are left ~ try
Loves latest beat experiment.
And when the com ng SHOWS are sprea
Our mutual hopes shall glow forth;
May Hymen bless our nuptial bed,
Increase our joys, &c
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A WHOLE FAMILY AFFLICTED COVERED
WITH SORES AND R0lLS.

COLUMBIA, Hamilton Co., o., Jan. 20, '5s.
Mr.. A. L. ScovILL.
Dear Sir This is TO sertify that my wife,
children, mother, and myself, about two years
and a half ago, were sorely afflicted. My
wife, children, and mother, were first taken
with dreadful itching on the skin over the
whole body; and was covered with running
boils. l employed several physicians, and
tried their prescriptions for about six months,
and found that, instead Of getting better, zoo
gFeiO toorse and ioOrSej aud hHdiiy the children
loere cOrered t0ith running sores ope, the ,rhoic
body. My brother called and got eight bot
ties of your BLOOD SYRUP, and strange TO
tell, before we had one half of IL used. VIZ
WERE ALL WILL. ! had spent over ono hun
.l-.i s--II,.s before roeryour medicine.
Yours, with respect,
HAMILTON M'ADAAIS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-21

B9- The speech of John Sherman to the
Republicans in New York, is very tame
and spiritless affair, unworthy tho high po-
sitiOn his party has assigned to him. lie
repeats the old claim that the Republicans
secured freedom in Kansas. Daniel Web
s.er declared TIN the soil ami climate of
that country had dedicated it to freedom,
long before the Republican party had an
existence If Republicanism had any agen-
cy in keeping slavery out of Kansas it was
by reducing the wages Of their free labor.
ers, while the price of negroes was so eT.
emely high in the South. h.-Statesman.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-21
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er The ang vtutds end iaiimed and irritating
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nre removed, andfhe psin ssansgsd, BY the appli-
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The poisonous rlutlccs nom he ffsh, and tft cts
perfect ahd permanent cnic.
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New York, and by all druggists, At 9sc. and a. rer
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