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EXPENSIVE BoSF1REs. Until We get the fire
slarm tels graph, street bonf1res are an expea-
siye Institution and should be forbidden.
The bellriDgers have several times recently
Gfcn nis1ed 1t costa heavily to turn out half
4 score Of steam fire engines for run Of from
one to two miles, more or less. Chief Engi-
reer H611is has made representations OF this
nature to the city authorities. Bondres
ehould be pYeyeHted.
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6er0usge0e6en Oon 10. S6n0u1er.

nur nt6t nod IAimmer tCmnt, 70 tptl1 tA gerne
nstrt jfrel3 tn 0spulO tra9en, btS unIer 6errgott
e5 mir abnimmt."
gSAun WteDer bic alte Wuntelrebe !" rtef bte
Wfatrone in tbrer bsftisen Mrt unp flappte pas
bei ungeoulotg nit benz S6ubatIab aegen Den
6uBbOoen. ugBaS fol- NOD 19limmer merpen,
tpte Ou la9lt, pa Ou bod lelber 9sltebF, es tGns
ne Dir gliemano mebr belfen z Nber 9ibt'5 benn
fetne Sbrtgtrit, fetnen 6errn pfarrer poer font
nod Seman0 i'm Srte, Die Did 1rmlte Rreatur
lbCn 9e9en DEN unmen19en I9itsen witrben,
wenn Ou Dir nur etnmal baS !6er3 faiIen unp
Define Sulie bet ibnen fuhen tpoatelt QlA,
Wartllis, baben metn Seli9er unp idb Did pa-
rum BON &inoe6betnen an, pie unler Ieiblicb
&inO 9ebalten, onmtt DteIer ber9elaufene 6ran-
aCs Did jebt NIT SiBen tritt unp an ben 61dz
rem auF Der @rce 1eruniretbt unb Du mir ntGt
NAL often befennen lpiQft no eigentt6 .. in 9eip
anbebt 2"
uMsin Wann BAT fretli9 leine bElTe Stunbem,"
ertpiperte Die Grdmmertn befUmnen. yN6er iA
forge es, inD IUA Ian9e ni9t letne 16ltmmNen,
audb wenn er MID nod 70 BART unp eraulam
bebanoelt, 9fur repert repen fam itb nidt
papOn; benn ct TT unp bleibt ia ppb Der 8ater
nteines Rtupe5, Oarum parf ib ni9t lagen, mel.
de Qln9t ttt oft ietnetpe8en oltsts9e aud meun
ids lu9en fGnnte gabt'S alp gut Irtn, MatT
nit Gurem 8rGilen, ben Summer, ben ttb
oussuteben BABE, iin9t nur mstn @rablteO CUR
Nube."
Die Qlte leste oUlG tnntgen Mitlabs bic abes>
magerte 0aup auf pes esltebtsn PFessttnpes
SGulter unb ia9te In nilpem Some:
uJ3cmm', liBe pa ne6en mir auf Die Sant; Der
@teniA, Der bet Sag uno gtaGt no er 9ebt itnb
febt INNER pus nammltde seiO linnt, tpirb sue
leBt an NGem trre unb sergrdmelt li6 In b6Ie,
itberirpilAr @epanfen btuetn. @r 1T ia, @ptt<
lob nod ntbt allsr Sage NbenO bet Dem 9 n
trpn, aud fir ttn tpd65t rpObl nod trgenowp
pas RrGutIetn Bitter &eu" auf grpen, ia Diel=
leidbt It'S lapn bGIper 9efunben alS Du pentf.
SD mar bente bel unlerer alten 6reifrau i'm Sort
bOf -
uSbr ba6t nit i6r BON meinem Manne eelpru=
den z rief Die Srdnertn, unO iiber ibr blaIles
@ef6t fog Elm beGler Strabl Der lleberralAuag.
- repet, gB1bf, mas bat Die 8reifrau gu @uA
eela9t9"
(6ortieguns fOlgt.)
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Stm sic gtbpnnentem Ser Criminal
SO. 81. GcbmtSt.
DeutlAe 8u4banplung, gu96inberet unb
Qeibbibliptbef.

DFHIIVE ONIEVUHUlVIIBt OHINUWUPEtI HHV
Geibbibliptbef.
@o. 94 gS. Baltimore, stpiidben @aDs II Sonbapffr.
b eau5e mi neirsn 6yeuno iou be eeshrten Bubl fum
I'M Aalemeinen an3ujeseH oaB W men @eihdt 9p. 90
g. @aphr mad cbt3n PlaB seJt pabe uRb bite ba3 mr br
9ei6ent Geruauen auA ferner bewabreu 81 Wpleu
Men Sag cOH beutideu y ii d ern in allen Bran6el
9 S6utbh4er, S9rstb@ uno 3et@enbefte, Stbreib-
muteraen 0ler 9trt, beut@e Muit fir pianU unp ge.
lang. tGbc M aui bae bette nb9t wero IN 8srat
tfr i6led9ten Sc Gle bia9nen Qrele ite0eu.
Aut mene ct mad5e ID beOnoCrS aulGerflan
inbem h oieebe mieoer btbeutlnb perndr babe.
@u ba8 in inbe Stern, Ntut perbe i nleine
beonoere Iumetanreit perwenocn, o base M meine ud
tneetet 10 UpuE6nog eiu9ttet auen 2uragsn bsleS
eeni9cn gu t6nneu. g8. Ut. 9 bmtb bt,
Sf30s no. 81 2G Baltimore. Srt9sn SAP. H. sIba aptr
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9r. SoIlnifon,

gt9te s fpneltbea @cleeHms sDunbdrle In Qsnbsn
@rafHrTet tnes bar stn ntsntihen @Ulesen Ser 5aa
eer Sen eresisn ltsiI tns rbens prpttateru
S6depn VGrts ppaeepb1 nne unheru aeien uecbrddt
etnee Der punherhdFe eilsen UceuDet eie SIS
G's Der wtht5n pe Uusdbltss GesentG hte Sbrenau
ZEN Msrgpta sne aneren arantbeeE lttGen IOIe g. aud
ee b YlPssH Serauisn u br erfhreden biz l pst rrf
spfn Of seFnssn aleiaseitsn u pHrbn ausenbdta as
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@efabrlid,e Grnnfbeit,

sna tr tsrtselslatts unb unns Sdnes bss 9aafes
abst rae Rein bitter merstaftn arauIbet In N eES
strema hat 10 sicert es duF8 baf ein anyses e6dmes
mol sser t BeIGt srr &nSrfuHe ttu Ibtrsdt Cd IN 9t IL
reGtsn ap ee iufcige tfr @rstebna nne NspeEtoba
etu n Wertrausu gsn bnute uartst iaHGe tts
sfpCnf hieics cdidsn ltebfs pts o. en n'tt @f trd
eHagnteer 5dls etue b6 Wdie SdmeE1 In Rpp nn
IN ban tStsru sSndpne bs Gedtss Saubtett NusGn6if
ser Seut RHrtsu cen Bea url Nrnsen SiGn tn cam e
N.Y. t, t W. ~ ts,s M W SLs @ az a. sn st ~ s tSS
e aumer ne pis aieaupden ttHaen, eGs 0rr Der furt
trrn Sclntbe etn @eenaan Rs Mttieies pi UNI ter 2
ftnen rsdtasn 9elfn bdeEF et uee dt bae tbn mad
isntm 9aats trn6t 9gin Mstiesr yEruffsbrt
Ge IA cine traurss Ebatfa4t kas 9dunfs btset ntb0rsu
frdRbs,t gum pfer Faen tn Hrlst hsT unedItteii nnt
ErnbtE Ytdbler pde bur 4npsusuns ieEes tSetGn esa
etf Uisrtas bs &rntnen pneR uNt ben gsf tes 2eSns
tn fn gIenhgs &aletE perpGHeein- flt4sstf tfette
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S5altinOrc=Ss S)NipifQl.

@,e8ritnDet CUR llnterprudllt9 Del Siiadlatberst,
Der ein38e Vlag tpp eue l)gtung ertangi
lperbeu Fanll. 41 sa
QtnpertIn8 in ied,s GtunDeal.
Retn 2uedlilber, paa sueri @'sluurbett psl.
lenDS rltntrt.
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glCtis.

Go sbt Sieit nnTiFatt anbehsHtsuSt 0uadIabtt -
I'D ale Aertte anaes Eh Or rtnasus NrfuaDauneeu eop
6Gubfftt 6ttsfsTtslrsr rsasenpugtr u ~ tftasr1
t nne Otrd4tas NshmGbss rsI4s ,bT eebea aat tr: s
len SbtHeufHd ee Wet5sn bem nsshrtgaeu 8eruf mstnsa
aa iss rc0slmasts srbbste aax uItTen uas bsnta
RHs nt MrSta akntnhu a1 snFerausR eh Gereest HatT
@Ht AnalndlstE ep n ttre banec ss:atbsn gsus aeea
nns ruutTen DR. rhnHpH salt esbdlt lr nStpwenba
erdbns kcRbrs fur GOA tI6s mtt ft,nfm nF putslasm
Ea ag slsHhganetp seer SplSH'e fShta In iesrs
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Selpnpers Su bra9tfn

Dr. 9etufrn biets a2sn DrHen ut 5If ueld ica apt&
Iv!Ge 8etne unSIIrtbe @ea ~Srpr Ser6rsnnr
bie Artet Gaaft unt bic GBe unfaeie adeubs Vlht
ssihwd6t t1ben. ata f19f1rrfs fFt 4rf.l .I@
r ut eutSt btr tgsreen nnb beFaeenspsrbn Epien
rubGu GeprbuseItu tes 2aers Shsaaf lr 0hdsu us IN
ben @lttrcrn SGmsrn I'm ltrpf Sahf bes Ss6ts 9srue
WusteltrGt 6ertfICpfn uers6 unrupe MagrHfbplas
unCrtnuus DertauunesS Sreane ansmsEns GnttrauRs
SDmptcme tsr SGptnefuHt
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Mn Eren1be.

=. SrtpErE IN einst tsetasis aEiitstt Nrat pr1G
ts bsuus ssE4Hsn Rreu!bsitrr asfet Gtsne WtI
SSaublGue ne ddnast& nubefGnnt ST If hr4r
sbtIhtt feb<n eies arhEr Sc9disTv
eusssas ami bt arR nsiss eenpzs tHS1att ndull sna
IanA Sranfrrt1 Eut IN ss GtcltS psn TblIaptipta n
sDeit v''' an t-s
Ser esl4ss aa er Rfees bs4 r SptnaSn assia st sas
s ssstaHsn sHf knf SFrs ais asann ae us @sA6iiaii
ais SrsL
5autErsafksi;cS wstbsn fAusn seestss sj5nlS {&4
@ Alr bvseFtatn Nnfreern ngsa enaiig stEe1sEtn Ege
cua atn gsa-Sas-" sAtai!su Fas as gSfssst(Asstssp
RJIAhl 81 mas MA 0J sGII / 11f3 4Glf8
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Wet0iA

G hsdiden gDirfungen hee 2afsrs Vne stg sa iFhtgn
Derlu res Geee6ntss Bertrruaa Der eeu eeTrditet
@silssiFals bSis abHnnaeR abHstbEuq psr b 9taihen
Sui mad ginIdmtst WibtraEen geeea Sd eta Hurhtauis
y. Ni.t eint5s rrt ihlia,msn 1plgen - ~
Rauns ppn gspnen ieDsu Nltcrs f5unen jes beartftn
elcr urt1t rre e5euantett 1bammt e ikrg rdft
lrreu 9rah blab nsrpSs Enh abaetE nsrcn nee s etn
Heeuttumle Srtbetnuue M &E8e bfH fuatn unt bic u
leiAfu sSr MnstaEsRe habsn -l----
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thenen. tas aeanstE GeR uuS eln ssTurtet RSrss, De
Gfbfbrns fbsltheu Glditeti nb S&
sine e t hts sk ss 2etsnt sur trarrsen @aet fa6rt
D Wnsdcu cts Esbsus pfrFrtn h fuupld btt Sell
Eire rGrtn 9rr5peHa ane sIan6pIlGsu Nslra&iuu-
gan. tdb uns ee rtzpn sle aapert ssncfeu ssrpesers
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&oblem
Ioblem!
&oblen!
6p1len
&Obert g. 9iieuatt,

Gde GputG- unp 9ombarbltr., grhanse Dlace,
erba cripi9reus mtte Raual gnbapn sroB
aus see lobute bleu pen 8tltesbarre, Grerer-
Sunhurp ,e,, meie gum Breitnen IN Oeen Oeer
JanseS ND AM belt e3uea> @TOBen &eMcn gu ben
btat9uen Warttpreisn. SameS 9. 9 Sellmen,
Ottl4, ,6ntt 8ertauis- Aselt.
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l1ssheiI Ser Drf(Te

t te EanieNss ras Edtrtue leSr Eeten,tsu Sssr,
IN heIfT Nufa fsttrt rIrbtr unt BIC WeHgt rdaef punA
ara,Itst OrtrdpnrE pt&t ar detusH ausfutr uuk btn
e Btuns unh rsslt dnbt prruea Setueutte
rrrpu Das prtltsuu FStrSsep ytan unfsTbtci wurst
tnp fstn u as 6trsumdnn tn ssus aug aardFtts unt
@sTFeutaAttt Rak fur stRenht cine 6ntsS&snee Cemat,
lefnng. ts
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9nnae Qente.

hs a& eur sstniit@s Sofet se&pdG bic q Ut vpp
t5fru eeuen cer tn e S&us erncn Boissu III az
n16tIt6 pureu islta tm S&laf bur& ppuufpHsn M neau
snsbstIt ts @be uRm6et maen S5rSer sta serag
zen, Euer iCfcrt Bic usttatR 56ritit tbun Gs.
2Dts Sebe bag sn inustF EsEn b 5cfepus 'nrs esnbs
bar 9teht IsireF Glttrn aGer @nstcr tf
GsbeHs Issgerin RsrfsH FED enT 6C8tn irn NbtrRas
Vfaes bs gIanr. Srf perpusF matu bspo s stntrt
ten In ets Isf1}gE E4 Tt4 GtfH
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Or .9ol)nltoIl,
Der elnatae 9lrst, fpeld,er slItaefat.
(Giatllrt gsr aAiifbn 3abftn.l

Der el,lSt9e 9lr3t foeldber dn3et9t. 81
(Giabltrt bst a&i,epu 5Abttn.l
81 bat b1s aaerRt roma. ant bette gtttsI In Der aNsIi
snse Sesen aus seps staubetten S6wd@ I'm Radtn EaI
stn ilsttn unfrttwtGas Sadme e. gsruesn Ssr SsrsT
tn ben enbfu ben stereu unt e nrmd' bet NerIuts Sea
rv5onbsn rat bee NsFpenrsssss btr SSsf suretI Rsa
rbe Sdusrdsfbei una aayr fpen uebel asSs
ge5etmsn cobnbeen Der 9aeenh rst btsE O9fsrn asbt
lt3er fms als her Sirenen,ans ban grtbtr BIS nsfes
eerEubren uHb psnn nt& st sbsIt rs slasnsArs
9rfaungsn psrn&tn S6Ed&s hs asEa,tuVn hrpvbrtnsrn
fSrtr. 3U.5fs E a4I lrI F..
~ Sun9e Manner,
teUuters mee Opr fnes Jtbemeu qaaers 1sHrtben ss
cas- ldb 70 pt Rausat IN sfn AZ frabta greE rfte sIl
bur6 tire tbabsarn Eaitue uns enntg,tr geraanbssaf
NIT bem Douner te Ssreeatett 5sEat besfee ptf
efsr tsBsabrabs a6at sod, babtn nnrSsn nSesn aa s
spAem BtrtrdHem nGten. . tAi
8erbeiratbstt Yerfpuet,
osr sCtft tIt 40 "a prtrirattz Sraeabatn uus a rss
fi4tr stma assr tues 3tuetruts bsnusi nb a.
ten nnFetiueiG Or Ssbnfpu ~ 8atb ssbcr
Aas ?tnbsrn atesn sts Sb s6gf5 ebs s6'st ertauus
Hebare efr RerbsR ttttu Shpd6e cetr SFShSefnrs
Der tefit&fen 8rt eethtH aptn nstr 0trsntge n.Iti
@ ess 9stsasiaus sns safEr gr SsbnAap uut,rstss
Hns IuOtrfa& aHftins atstt&s eeI&taId'elt psFlsfn
Greontftt Sdp1bt
rnpersusIt ates nae m sspy Rrs ptsser eersffai Dts
ur&tbart essH eIss tae ecbeu elsuh e. pG
LOmmsnbaft arm6e9 natt n pft nas ereF Dter e brtr
81 ArsiHUsiuuGtu seugt EsI fs esrer oigep n ssnaG
.tunsa, 0sss& Hf aua tErd Stttursn RebectlageT tn
Eaenss5els cine GOie ss g;sstrsn6ts rbehtn 2rgare
s abe ma GO aRsusr bas s Fsf. Der @rsueaHe
bnsr perDren rtrh bs 1 bldsn 2darB teettn 1!s pru
DtreR t 10 retft dnt NHserte eurG fnten Gs.
nuRbs Gertauunss Qsrnss asi4wd&t bic ps9aeu Il
ge!liesu Rrdftt rernidtet. 1iit-il- 81 55+s
@lt:rH anf eera pin Of ni&t Die usa5e Der Srdutb t.
ret Rtnter of 30sin9t. gDs oft &tbsE e tts Qetr xnb
rem lraasn iu bs enrR e gspptnbs asbsImsu easrs
fGneeI (nl. 49, r2
@ Sfftfc; go, 7 Glib 45reSertGRraes
Tsten 24areu bon galtIHiUreitr, 0Ilt9e 9stts,
Die S1t.lfen btuauf, ~. .3s.-.e
Nldn merle h Ndner nnb Qdustumater unElHsnbe Gn
Eaeerlds gea6mabsr onrGietrn srIenDis 0uGdabrr
SbueEder 5sptdeT SiraBsnrentgsE uak edmpeupu9eF
asnrea I'D reslmaete Nesis uns lanern eusoscH IN
SObnfpp'e guf tn btr Sahs. -ftrt 2 GftI
N8 aus 8fttfs muffin siasn PET ssamp sntbulsa.
Gins 9eilun9 in EaeeH su8sfbert,
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0pefur Nrtealeb

80 $40 9-Suabe. srseies pous her Z. etr.
lSaIbtngtpn .. s.
OifesfunSsa; @pu TO l6r MtSrOsas uuo psu 81 lbi
fadmuta9S. Wai3l,s
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] - 4tsau s1sIa sa7aaaqmq9 asaia aId &
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Sun9e Wp6nner.

teOaets met ee Opr tenes 5peten 2aars 5srtben ass
eas ldPrH pes kaulsab IN etn ubta Set ses Ds
burh tire ertabsHen Eate nus enrt6r geoues sfrsfte
NIT bem 0onner et 5srepiams 5sEat bseieel ant
Sfsr tssIbsratS Eeat sto6 babtn EnrsR ns9sn flo tf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-23

JUVENILE PArRIoTIsM.--A little fellow,
just past his first decade, stepped into his IA
Tiers office a few days ago and said to one of
the clerks, 81 shall get my company full pretty
soon; have sworn in three oday. Sworn
in said the clerk, chow did you do it q" 81
made them hold up their hands and say Giory
10 God, =" said the incipient aptain--Manchester
american.
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by heart to our informant. But these accom-
plishments are all learned from French gov
ernesscs and .teames de chambre, with whom
they are literally supplied; and with these
accomplishments they learn also the morals,
or rather immorals OF their teachers, who are
invariably a very disreputable class.
Progress" has indeed begun even in the
Turkish harems, but it is the progress of vice
only; formerly, if they had not intelligence
enougll to be useful and good, they were at
least in happy ignorance of many of the vices
to which they are now addicted. Perhaps the
sight of European women does them more
harm than good for when they see US going
and coming and rejoicing in our own liberty
they fancy that we must use that liberty for
only the same objects as they would they can
conceive no other kind of restraint upon our
selves than that of brick walls and strong locks
and they long for the freedom which would
enable them to obtain the paradise of passing
the whole day in endless cOquetry, flirting and
admiration.
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Spettatles. DC.
sPECTACLES DEPOT, 172 10

q SPECTACLES DEPOT 172 l-2
Main Street The undersigned most respectful
yinyltes the citizens OF this place and vicini-
-, ty, to cali and examine h superior selection
vi of SPECrACLES, containing his lately i'm
<7If%% proved PERIsCoPIC CONSERVATIVE LENSES,
III which he will adapt to far sighted, near-sight
N ed, aged and weak-eved persons who NAV de-
II sire them, according to the true state of their
| ~ eyes The material used to make the above
III mentioned Lenses in its natural state, in puri-
III ty hrilancy, and transparency rivals the dia
S| mond, and forms the most beautiful and perfect
III Spectacle Lenses ever Introduced and possess
~ great advantages over the common glasses
4 II in general use. Their perfect spherical form
X gives more extended field vision. Their
MI purity and transparency OF terial presents
MI less oDstructons to the passage of light-over
ET[7N comes, in great measure, what is called by
I'll IN Opticians alteration oflight. Consequently,
III objects seen through them present themselves
\ HI Hin clear, distinct, and natural form avoiding
Il MI lthat glimmering waverng unsteadiness, un-
III pleasant sensation after protracted reading
v HI sewing; in fact, approaching the per
Z feet lens of the natural eye as II is possible for
art TO approach nature
Many persons unacquainted withthe Optical
Art are left to select glasses for themselves,
without due regard to the condition of the eve;
W practice often productive of serious conse
quences prtudciug the minds of the people against the
use of Glasses Glasses selected by sklh optician,
made of the aforementioned material, will instead f
njuring the eye, STRENGTHEN AND BENEFIT IT MATERI
He keeps constantly on hand small and large Soy
Glasses; Gold. Silver and steel Spectacles, and Eve
Glasses of all kinds different patterns OF Opera Glasses
a large assortment, for sale and to hire; Magnfyine
Glasses Telescopes, Microscopes, &c.
Artificial Eyes inserted and made to order.
Having taken the agency of one of the first manutac
Pebble Lenses am glad TO be ableto sell such
for less mouey than they have before been sold for
thus giving everybody the chance of getnghe bestfor
s@Consultation free of charge
D. R0SENBUSH, (Agent) Optician,
no successor to L,Shrisheim
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vTHE PEOPLES COMPLAINT.

That times are very hard. and money very tight
Ihat the people have not york. and in bad plight
And that for Carpets and Crockey they cannot nav high
Ana that Tor all extras, they must them by
OF this and other matters the people they complain
ANA 1t makes Inc feel sad to their faces filed with
pain:-
And if by selling cheap-if this will make them smile
Even i my money lose, they share it awhile
Therefore have concluded without regard to cost to
sell Nv
All of my Kitchen Goods Cutlery and Carpets as well
Also, my Croekery and Glass Ware at discount am
selling. $50
With Brooms ana Bru mes, - ing,
be telling
Therefore ladies and gentlemen, and buy upon this
invitation,
For have full supply of House Furnishing Goods at
Its located in the Bay State Block, at the Poets
Here have good Stock of Goods and as cheap as any
upon my honor.
Now come and all, buy your goods, and times
for better will change,
And money is little ii will hold out if you buy at
the Poetcal Exchange.
And should my capital the end of the war be light,
Why then here energy and ambition witch is in Tor the
fight,
Forlife battle field, and if do right my customers
will rally.
And can put flight hard times with one vigorous
sally.
And, in conclusion my customers thank for the favors
that past;
Also for those which am receiving in the way of pat
ronage-may it always last.
B.-The people are respectfully invited 10 call at
the Poetical Exchange and examine my Goods, which
and of the latest pattern
jeIe diff 0RSON n. HEATH.
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Both New and Secondhand Furniture OF every variety
Feather Beds and Bedding Also, large lot of ParloI
aud Cooking Stoves. Call before YOU buy
+. j. HANSON & CO.,
sc, g. and 70 Main street
bS T. b. LAMsoN will give his personal attention to
the sale ofrea estate property in citcounty
Or state. DIFF sid
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-23

How HE DOES Ir.-A gentleman who call
ed upon Gen, Fremont, at St. Louis few
days ago, on business OF no less importance
than the equipment of full regiment of cav.
airy, says that the following conversation took
place.
Gen. FL can give you few minutes; but
be brief and pointed, as my time is very much
occupied.
Col. -, am - of -. My men
are all enlisted here are my muster rolls.
My boys are ready at the bugle call. l am
elected their Colonel.
Gen. F. docking over the papers, all
right-In Order-seems to be correct Who
are your references
Col. -. Mr.. - and Mr.. -.
Gen. L. Very well-call tomorrow morn
ing at ten minutes past o'clock, and you shall
have your answer, and if / accede to your
wishes, your papers will be ready.
AT ten minutes past four, precisely, our in
formaut was at the Generals door, which flew
open at his demand. AT this early hour the
General was at his table with the papers before
him The Colonel made his bow, and was sa-
luted thus
Gen. F.-Here are your documents, which
will get you your equipments. Make haste
and report yourself with your command to
General -; and let me hear a good report
of you, as have no doubt | shall from what
your references say. Good bye!
As our friend went out, he found half doz
en- gentlemen in attendance in the ante room,
waiting for an audience. That is the way that
Fremont does his business, and the above is
indicative of the hours he keeps.
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90 be Vet.

A TENEMENT of six or seven rooms,
on the corner of Main and Beaver streets to rent
ises DIFF " y,.hSe
'EO LEE-A Cottage house in Oxford
place. II IS pleasantly situated in one of the best
negh0orhoods In Worcester, and the house is in good re
PAIR POSSESSION given Immediately. For further par
tculars inquire on the premises, at No Mechanics
hau diff jy3
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FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST %, 1861
Boston advertisements.
BOSTON MEDICAL ASYLUM-T

BOSTON MEDICAL ASYLUM.-This
p Institution, established for the benefit OF the sick
and suffering whether rich or poor Is under the imme.
diate of Or. T. k TAYLOR, aided by some OF the
best consultation talent the city affords The uode of
treatment practiced embraces all the modern improye
ment which have made by the professors AID stu
dents medicine, surgery electricity magnetism nsy
chology, and mental and spiritual philosophy DR.. fay
Tor is an experienced physician, well as sk(ul on
orator and manipulation During practice of twenty
years he has been eminently successful In curing some
of the worst Lung and Liver Diseases Dvspen
STA, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Mental and Nervous Depres
sion, and Female Complaints, which have come under
medical Many cases of Nervous lrostraon Neu-
ralga and Female Derangements are relieved at a
single visit Diseases of the Blood from whatever cause
Produced are treated by the eclectic system with inya
rabe success Patients from distance who NAV wish
to remain in the city while under treatment can be fur
nished with good accommodations and board at moder-
ate rates, by communicating with DR. Taylor day or
two before their arrival.
Onice consultation and operating rooms. No II Han.
street. All letters OF inquiry must enclose post
age stamp and be addressed to Dit X. TAYLOR Bos.
ton.
p S.-Dr Taylors Medical Work for beth sexos enti-
tied "The Medical Companion" can be obtained OF him
or Of w. " SPENCER, Bookseller and Publisher "a
Washington street. Price 50 cents Three stamps extra
when sent by mail. diff aps
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PRICE, 2 CENTS.
Scots an0 Shoes.
Zeal estate.

On FOR SALE-A two story Dwelling
asiiiI House, with Barn attached, and nearly three
.giourths OF an acre of Land situated the Grove
street Cemetery The House is built in thorough man
ner eSern in the attic and pipes running basement
which has three rooms finished The above will be sold
az bargain For further particulars inquire at No.
front street. DIFF apis
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PEARL WHITE GKANITE wARE,

Inc best IN use Those wishing preserve Fruit of any
Lnd, Will DO well to call and examine them before
chasing elsewhere We have also received and shall