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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-05
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~ AGENCY AND CAMP EXPRESS.


To ,AanHtactarers, Mtrchents, and hrsntors and to
those Uishin0 to tOTUard Goods and Packages 10 he
Camps Of ne 10roUS Military Stations and QlS1 10
tie Aardi Posts or the Coast and cur:
lawn secured especial privileges visiting the he
partmenS both Of the army and navy and all the calnt
OF the army and tue naval stations of the coast al
guilt for the purpose of Introducing and selling 10 the do
parlm nts OF the army ara navy, military storekecppIs
comnss9res quartermasters, suffers soldiers Officers
ana naval agents and paymaSterT of the all arrlr
required for the use, comfort ara convenience both o. liz
army ana navT,w have organized the above entitled
Agency az Camp Express, with it's HEADQUARTERS loo nj
ed III the city OF Washington Under this OrgaizntGn
entirely complete, and extending through the depaIf
m5nts 1oth OF the army and navy, offer UNEQUAL
eu aclltleS 10 manufacturers, merchants and nyet0rs
III readiness " sale, saving OF time the many expCus
es unavoidable through the usual tedious channels I
SAFE TO the departments, camps and naval stations
those wish ne to avail themselves of the adyantapps
OF tins thorough and extensively Organized 81 stem
agency can do SO by forwarding samples of their good
70 our aluress ny express. prices and EXPLANATIONS
letter Al pa! kages and goods sent to our care oT
cap OrhaVai delivery " ill be promptly delivered All
guouS wares or merchandise, of whatever nature on
uefeu bY ms agency, will be paid for on delivery ri
tcTS OF enquiry will meet with prompt attention
GOOD Agents well referred uith small means can fin
prontabie employment in this organization A few Al q
wanted - ~" az
Washington. b. c. ''
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-05

Railroad GonBectt0nS.-At Albany with the New YoTk
Central Troy AID Greenbu Ii, and Hudson River rail
roaGs. 4 Chatham with tie Harlem and Hudson and
Boston railroads At state Line with the Housatonic
railroad At Pittshed with the Pittstield and North
Adams, ana StOckbridge and Ptts1eld railroads. At
Westfed with tile Hampshire and Hampden railroad.
At Springfield with the Hartford NeN Haven Spri
field, Connecticut River Raul Dads. Palmer with
the New London, Palmer and Wilimantic and Belcher-
town and Amherst rarU ads. At Worcester Junction
with the Providence and Worcester Worcester and
Nashua, and Norwich and Worcester railroad
Worcester May /, 1852. HENRY GRAY, Supt
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A CASE OF GENERAL DEBILITY.

MIRA ULOUS CURE About years ago, l
contracted very heavy cold which clung TO me with
dreadful tcnacitY, resisting all the skill Of PLY scans
and the power of medicines ! suffered constantly from
pain III the heart; appetite; part Of the time too
weak TO walk; night sweais, which reduced NC TO a
shadow aponizng pain in every Joint in my body; cen
stantly chilly; in word, poor. miserable nm
happy wretch, and often prayed for death employed
six eight physcinns and must have taken al least
hOgshead Of nauscous edcnes OF kind and anoth
err but to no good purpose as grew worse every day
Finally, went TO Dr. Hill, who succeeded in curing me
by hisncw ana delightful system Of treating diseases rim
which the patient is not required to take nasty medi-
cineSl was thoroughly cured in about three months
and am now as well and hearty a buck. advise Tho
sick TO 50 to Dr ill. who Nil effect speedy euro nj
onc-hai the price charged by other physicians ami No
nlthy medicines, ITO he well shaken before taken ~
r -, ,,., -. JOIN TRAsk Providence X l.
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HOW VERY UGLY AM.

Our entertaining friend, DR.. Livingstone,
tells Us that the tribe Of the Makoiolus have
somewhat the same ideas with ourselves as
to what constitutes comeliness. The wo-
men, in particular, often came and asked
for the looking glass and he saws the re-
marks which they made, while he was en-
gagged in reading and apparently not attend
ing to them, were very amusing and ridicu-
lous. On first seeing themselves in the
glass they would say, is that me-" i" What
a big mouth have ~ "My ears are as big
as pumpkin leaves' Il have no chin AT all"
" See how my head shoots upin the middle, =
laughing heartily all the time at their own
jokes.
One man came alone, TO have a quiet gaze
at his own features once, when he thought
the Doctor was asleep. After twisting his
mouth about in various directions BIZ said
to himself people say am very ugly; and
how very ugly am"
We must not forget, however, that this
looking into the glass is rather a dangerous
thing, especially il people are not quite 50
ugly as our black friend. Il would proba-
bly, do him harm, but we think we know
cOmC 1ohhe ptOplt WIZ aauiH Ut all int
more agreeable, and the more hopeful char
acters too, if they did not 50 often look into
the glass.
There is. however, one glass into which
they cannot look too often--the Word Of the
Lord James i. 23-25.] The more they lDok
therein the more clearly will they detect
their defects and perceive sinfulness; and
this will tend to keep them humble, and 10
make them useful characters.
When you look at yourself IN this glass
you do not see your face, but your heart. II
matters very little whether we are homely
or ugly, like this African but IS the heart
clean BY the blood Of Jesus ami the spirit Of
the Lord; Do you know The reason why
many young persons, as we'll as older ones,
do not like 10 read and study God's word !:
Because il shows how ugly their hearts are.
Let Us ask the Lord, Who can change the
hearts Of all. TO make Us end the poor heather
clean and beautiful! through the blood Of our
saviour. S.rr's Chiaq.
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served out TO the poor during the winter,
when food is dear and work is scarce.
aLet US see how O. viewed the mat
ter" said Uncle John. Yes, sir, will
co. was his answer for c. was good
young man. and thought no situation beneath
him where he could minister to the comfort
Of others. He went into the soup-house,
dealt out the tickets and the soup, too, Tor
aught know kept the books, and in word,
managed the business the best he could
When the gentlemen who were interested in
the soup,house met 10 see what good 1t had
done, they were very much surprised with
the manner in which the books were kept.
: Why, who have you here? they asked.
One OF them was keeper of large hotel.
: must have that young man to manage my
concerns He found out c., and OF
fered him handsome salary to become
head clerk Of his establishment C
earned the promotion you see. He went;
but he had not been in the hotel many months
before one Of the boarders, tie cashier Of a
bank, said TO the hotel keeper, that clerk of
yours is noble fellow-how well he con-
duets your business And il was not long
before the cashier offered him better stua-
ton in the bank. c. went. In the
course Of time the cashier resigned, and the
directors said, We can't do any better than
put c. in and SO he was promoted to
that office. And he made as good cashier
as he did clerk. This gentleman is not
cashier now, but he fills one Of the most re-
sponsibie posts in the country, and has
character shining with integrity and Chris
tian worth. He did not desPise lowly places.
Ephralm.'
!" But he had wha, call luck good luck, :
exclaimed Ephraim.
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THE WAY TO RISE.

81 don't want 10 stay there. don't ID
anything but 20 errands, AM be al eyery
beck and call. am not learning any.
thing"
Ephraim. fatherless boy, had gone inia
shop; and after being there fev month.
this wa the complaint he bad made nearly
every day to his mother. One day III. Tn.
Gle John heard him.
You think you are Fl: Cor something
higher, then: be said to Tie boy.
Yes, sir" said Ephraim !" / don't want
to be doing errands al tie time"
" Bot doing errands well is the only real
step to promotion; BY doing that branch 81
his business we'll, YOU will rise, and not TIL
them
"Pretty small business" muttered the
boy with discontinued pucker Oh his fore.
head. 81 don't care how do it,
!" am sorry 70 hear you say So" said
Uncle john, " for he only that i faithful in
little things can be expected to be faithful
in greater things. II you DO MOI DO your
present work well. Me-. Barrow will have no
reason 70 suppose that you will do ANYTHING
else better. Boy, you must earn promotion,
70 have il. will tell you a story"
Ephraim liked Uncle Johns stories, though
be sometimes wanted 10 quarrel with tie
moral. However, be looked up. as much a
to say, Please 90 on, sir:" and Uncle John
went on:
A young man once went into business
with pretty fair prospects. The firm, how.
ever, did not 20 on we'll. Il failed, I think.
c. then returned home with bare pock-
cts, 10 quest Of employment. lie met his
old Sabbath School teacher in the street,
stated bis case aud asked him IL he knew 81
any opening. Not just now answered the
good man, but il you don't want 10 be idle
and are willing to work, should like your
services 10 our soup house the pay won't be
much, but you can be very useful"
"A sOup-house,' cried Ephraim proudly,
after being 10 firm! ! hope be did not
itoop So"
A soup.kitchen, as some or you know, Is
great kitchen. where soup is made and /
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and good. Oh God mother is sick: make
my mother we'll again" Thus prayed the
child. Then there stood beside him a beau
tiful boy, with brown eyes, curling locks,
and gold-shining wings. And the strange
one carried in his hand little silver basket,
and spoke in most charming voice, "Come
let us gather strawberries for thy sick moth
err; they grow yonder in the wood" And
Wilhelm went with the strange boy into the
woods, and in short time they filled the
basket with the most beautiful, ripe straw
berries, although it was not yet strawberry
time. Then the strange boy gave Wilhelm
the basket, and saying, Take these to thy
mother" he vanished. And Wilhelm took
the basket to his mother, she ate of the ber-
ries, and recovering the same hour from her
illness, caressed her boy. But the boy was
happy that his mother was well, and, run
ming to the linden tree, he called to the
beautiful boy and thanked him with tears Of
joy. Then appeared the Shining One. and
became Wilhelm's guardian angel, because
he recognized his good heart, and thence
guided his destiny. When Wilhelm grew
up he became an industrious youth his in
dustry was blessed, he supported his mother
in her old age, and thanked God that he was
able 10 do SO. From NE German Of Grimm.
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TIL. GUARDIAN ANGEL.

IN range Of mountains dwelt a poor
widow, who was pressed by many cares
for herself and her son Wilhelm. But the
boy was merry and JOYOUS, and knew little
Of bis mothers cares, for she bore her sor-
rows silently and with patience. Now one
evening when the boy came home, there Law
his mother sick on her bed. Then we're bis
bright eyes dimmed with tears, and he sat
down by her bed aud seizing her hand he
pressed ii TO his heart and wept. And he
sat BY her bed all that night long, ofttimes
arranging her pillows, and bringing, now
and then, fresh cool water, TO refresh her fe-
yerish lips. But the night passed and when
the morning had come the mother was not
wei. Then began she bitterly 70 weep, and
the boy asked, Mother, why dost thou
weep Then said his mother, /" If we're
wen ! could cook something for thee. Will
lingly will J suffer pain and die bot that
thou must suffer thereby grieyes me most
ihen could be restain himself 10 longer,
but ran out and kneli under the linden tree
which stood before tbe house door. And
The tears gushed from MS eyes, and he wept
sorely and cried, F" All /! II nv mother should
de shoa.d be entirely forsaken. would
willingly die could mother but remain alive
aud weep no more for mother is so kind
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ANIMPORTANT DISCOVERY,
for the Cure Of
CONSUMPTION. BRONCHITIS COUGHS
AND COLDS.
L IL MAk0RA ARABIC A,
Discovered ~ : MISSIONARY while travelling
aallsBOR0UGE. n. G.


Discovered BY . MISSIONARY while travelling
10 Arabia.
a IL who are suffering from Consumption should
"A use the MAkoRA ARABlCA, diseoseIsd ~
Missionary IN Arabia.
All who are threatened with Consumption should
use the MAkORA ARABlCA, discovered by Nis
sionary IN Arabia.
All Who are suffering from Bronchitis should use
the MAk0KA ARABlCA, discovered BY hissiohsry
IN Atabia.
All who sfe suffering from Sore Throat Coughs and
Colds. should USE the MAkORA ARABIA, disco
sefcsd by . Missionary 10 Arabs.
All who are suffering IRON Asihms, seroiuls and In.
pures Of the Blood should use The hAkURA AKA
BlCA, discovered ~ Missionary IN Afabia.
IL cures Consumption.
Il eutes Bronchitis.
Il cures Sore Throat, Coughs and Colds.
u cures Asthma scfoiula and Impurities Of Blood
This Unequulled remedy 10 nov Tor the bret TINE IN
ifodueed 10 the public.
II was pfovdcnially discovered by q Missionary
while travelling in Arabia. lie wsseufed OF Coneump.
ton ~ IL use after bis had been pronounced hope.
less BY learned Physicians IN Europe.
lie has forwarded 10 in writing, full sceount Of
bis own extraordinary cure. and 81 number 81 other
cures which have under his observation and also
. foil account ofihe medicine.
AZ be- request. and impeilcd by desire 10 extend
knowledge q ibis remedy 10 the public, We have bad
bis communication printed In pamphlet form iorltfs
distribution. Its interest 10 enhanced BY an accom-
which be gives Of pf the Of The Syrian mas
saefcs which he obianed from ihote who sufferer
IN thai awful tragedy.
This pamphlei may be obtained al our Office, o. q
will be sent free BY mail 10 sll who apply fof w.
We import the MAKoRA ARABfCA direct from
smyfnalhfougb the house Of Gloon & Gyhppos, snd
We have always hand foil supply put up IN bottles
ready for use with foil directions.
Price one dollar per bottle. Sent BY mail, on reeeiP
Of price. and "a cents Cor postage.
For sale, wholesale and relail, BY
LEEDS, GILMORE & CO.,
Importers Of Drugs and MedieinsF
81 Liberty 81, N. y.
Also, BY Druggists generally.
March 10. s-l2m
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lessons Taught bu lie French Rerol,nion.

Lessons Taught By The French RtrolMioa.
Tile student Of history, as he scans The
record Of the past, will be able TO trace the
hand 81 Gud in every great revelation. re-
straining the wrath of man and making the
remainder u wrath 10 praise him. Our read.
ers are familiar with the story Of Tie cele.
brated French Revolution; the bloodiest and
most terrible tragedy ever enacted in The
worlds drama. The following eloquent ex.
tract from Tie writings Of Robert Hall will
show one Of the important lessons which il
teaches 20 mankind:
II had been the constant b0ast Of iniidels,
that their system, more liberal and generous
thaG Christianity, need but 10 be tried 10
produce an immense accession to hnman hap.
piness; and Christian nations, careless and
supine, retaining little Of Christianity bui
Tie profession, and disguised with il re.
straints, lent a favorable ear TO their preien-
sion. God permitted the trial 10 be made.
In one country, and that the centre al Chris.
tendon, revelation underwent total eclipse,
while atheism, performing on darkened
theatre lis strange and fearful tragedy, con-
founded the first elements If society. blend
ed every age, rank. and sex. 10 indiscrini-
nate prescription aud massacre. and con,ul.
sed all Europe 10 it. centre /; that the impe.
rishabe memorial Of these events might lead
the last generations Of mankind to consider
revelation As the pillar Of society. the safe
guard Of nations, The parent Of social order.
which alone his The power 70 curb The fury
Of the passions, and 20 secure TO every one
his rights; 70 the iaboriols the reward Of
their industry, 10 the rich The enjoyment of
their wealth, 10 the mobiles The preservation
Of their hpnors, and 70 princes the stability
Of their thrones.
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SENTENCED 70 BE IlrSo.-Loui. Napoleon.
the Italian, convicted 81 counietleiting aud
passing bagus Confederate Treasury Notes.
was carried beiprr the &. :. District court,
and sentenced ID accordance with the term,
81 the law, % be hung. The execution Of
TIE sentence was postponed until Tie 9th uf
Msy ensuing. Richmond Eram,s,y.
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JsaYilR aifiilHfl.fs,

rN1 "a No. III Camp strest,
~ sWsanes lay NornE q. April 9 tsdasS
Arrived YaatsEdnN. 4S i545g
Slcop Tonnerre, from Coast: 81 35g Is.
n s ssss sNgss ii AteAm bna1s.
Gen Hodges, sleade, I'm Alexandria.
Homer Whittenherry, FIN shreveport:
News Boy. q oWier, I'm Attakapas.
Anna PerTet, Gopps. I'm w 8shingto
III M Sharpe, Dye, I'm Bayou Sara y y.
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8Fsscs1,,es, III, s.rstslxsce. /

rEx 4NDnI A. Per steamer Gen Hodges
& hhils sil9ar 10 Payne, H1nLing ton co-759 te c
a0{Sa 66ig HsS lasaes 8 66s sugar 10 n n Rnss--sa
hbla rnl5tneses Ar Ntenbef gefs n bars4 bdis and
IL aiaSs 4 css l6 kga mails w MOI omh--ISS6 seks
corn 7S3 res b6con AI Sareenwood-i48 pcs y esks
Etca d cske bacon so ska oats rolls leather ~
Ytibble skco pea bacon FL ear-zo pcs
n samuson b Keen scks potatoes bbls PORK
II do R % Cummings .&co-4s Dds
MI aiSrk SfasIffsf &co-3 rolls laat
Xka - III pkRs mack i Garter-lt6 SACKS
cotton ssed " a Magln sundries 70 order.
SfIAENEPORT-Per stealner Homersl 04 sacks
corn m Bnrbridge &seo--l 40 40 to orderzl0s %
hbI lard ~ a. lg cks na con q G ,sl-
potatoes to order-98 bbis molasses A D Kelly &co
| 80 hhde sugsr Lauve Il Le Blane--32J Labatutr-
"a Acks psa s acks wheat Q do pecans j 4 Mann Y
10 order. stt III
l AlrrAKAPASA Per steamer News BoY--75 hhds
sugar sbbls molasaes Darby IL ITemouiet-2b d0
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a98 ihds Angars RI Hare- sGks pDtatoes Free
Markst rolls sthcr OIL VI ~ hides ia
Ispeps ndTies 70 orse l ,,s
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berger hey 80 do j. Dusrive 10 Do IS Allan
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5Sto IauVESG LeBlane-25 do IL ~ Fisk-z36 do
jBeil6cq, Noblow AGO. 100 do Foley, Avery Acos-
lbs 10 Darby y Tfemculet.
| BAYOU SARA Per steamer Acadia aundries
ITO order. 5sig5ss NJ
WASHINGTON-- Per steamer Anna Perret-a1
tsett scks corn hiontg emery II bite 40 bales
Ifodder5J sW Burbriage &co. IS
90 ASTaPe a sloop Ipnnerre---s bbls molasse
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