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ssea. t4a'.ter AFfesis ,.;.s Chief se1artar,
maste. los Eiagl

master !os 1i:.ta.
Just before ne s.jin5 OF ths Arago.
CAPTAIN Iares L. Fuller, Chief Oasr.
tefmasteF Of the Department OF the
South, WAS placed uoier arrest by Gen.
Hunter, and all the public property in
ms pos$eHs'on VS. TUNED over to Cap.
J. l. ElweH, Assistant Qnsrtermas,er.
1t i said that Gen. Hnaler is on the
track OF vast t'aads IN bis department,
or at least most wa>te'u! and or minal
exlravaganre, aud it is sad 10 be for bis
share IN some c..niracts made with q
lew wealthy capitalists If New York,
tba, Csps. Fuller BIAS been brought 10
grie!. 4 .s.s - il 's as4
- Cspt. Fuller is one Of the, civilian
y 4 a Srz94S
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E3;s tnLE Us ~ ss.ss',
FEVliG CHILDBIRTH faopartYn r,sr
a = venpNrt, on thu kiyar read ; Stone Dwell.
'n{ az ;se, with Garden oc n arris. Cne Of the
stss eesfablc places OF resi1el CO in Ibis vicinity
JOHN L. COFFIN
MS. t-tn State tank is,,ii i;ro
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THURSDAY, THH nth OF JULY,
At the Capital IN Dessoises, for the psrposs Of
'o"lnatsnk Csndids'vs fve the several Btats Oh
~s, t. b elseted 10 October. VII: Secretary Of
'tste. Auditor Of State, Trsasurer Of State, Reg
scr Of State Land Ofice. and Attorney General !;
cet0re them.
.he .ssis Of county representation will 30 one
'eekate Tor every one hundred votes cast for
.Ftr sEN A. DOUGLAS, in 1850, AID che for every
fraction over 6fty.
According to rule adopted 1t former State
Convention, no comfy can b represented by
pcoxy. -
The several Democratic County Committees
throughout the tate are requested to cali Couo-
y Conventions, or to take sush measures for the
election Ut Deleeases TO the State Convention, -
nay % according 70 the usage in their respective
counties.
According to usage, the Cnuvantioo will be
called TO order Ct o'clock p. IL Of the day dos
ignated in the call.
iiv order Of Sfata Dam aer, %sc R~>.r&s~> r.
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cBAS. Z. PUrNAu $500 :. $500. 5000
pUsN N 4 ROC lsaes.
a TTORNEYS AND COuNSrInpa Am,.w
a O.slcH, Dassnport Bleek. n. s.. NJ : - !" :
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WAR TAXES. " NAT THE EOPLE
MIST COME TO.

,he people relative to :ho ability OF tht
people to pay the war taxes. lhey
talked then some a. theJ dc no" W.
presume. The contemplation OF thf
matter was worse than the really
There was a man in existence then
named Benjamin Franklin-a man Of
patriotic heat, ard possessing grea'
strength of mud aud wonderful force
Of character. lie vas among those who
believed the taxes could be paid, and
took occasion to tell The unbclievers just
how the thing could be done. We
submit his remarks on finance and tax
alton TO the people Of the present day
Every one who is fearful that he cannot
come up to tho mark is requested to
commit the following to memory:
"Thcre has been pie ntifal year
and there are as many cheerful coun-
tenances among those WHO are driven
from house and home as among
other people Not a murmer has yet
been beard, that if they had been less
zealons in the cause OF Liberty they
might have enjoyed their possessions.
10 nav own part, though | am for tue
n.o-t prudent paisimonv OF the pubic
treasury, am not termed by the ex
peuss If this war, should 1t continue
cyrso long. little more fiuyal'ty,
ora hate more industry in Individuals,
wal wuh c.-e delray it. Suppose It
co,,. fIvO, 900 a mouth, or t. ,2UO,OO
vr.r. Ii live hun,lred thousand fam'-
l's wi each spend shil ing week
| :, ~ earn shl' z awvek moro; or
;nav ~ll spend -'xrenre week IL So,
Ct earn tx elcs week more, they my
tsv t1r Nh lie sum without otherwise
f,.bes i. Forbeyr,n5 to Dir Tx tea saves
tuls.innr,hs OF ne money; and nve
lr.d4eI tn usand women doing each
n {. pence worth of spinning or Knit
tn. 3 week wi pay the rest"
4 p'v the philosophy oi 'F'or Rich
a,I7 10 the rresent and future emcrg
,nc IS ava ,sero vii! be no trouble as
t. tie result. Every man wastes more
i3r " syese ard needless luxury every
49,. i.u s,.a'l aav lis TAX. Throw away
,ou pale ala ict patriotism take lis
INt. T. hoG laxui,u5 wing, hue
II y \, sltmuIants, and gcw ga;Es gen
,ra0',, atd come r .ht down to the so
Der Sc'sltle realty. ~" here 'n're y
:" vi thsie Is q "ay' ana 10" IS III
''"e y" prove ,n'' 'h' w''' - 'u . w
!'>'3 ."' o' ~ 'iNe's "''.' ''.N -
Wa ~ Clear. ! ''7 :. 'o' ia'' ho'' ~" ia
a az ''e"'' sio.' e ! 'e''s''' - 'o''
~ a. s""h matters 1he e'''H'y =
"a GER asa aet.';'''ea u ~ 10 '''e"'-
may vac aces IL IT. ihVor i-at ING!
IN Ietty, and il hta, i rccessarl
The v..o-.a,jon is f. al: TIC Gemau
n..-. i :. ,,..t l., -. mo. il -, onr {;
=.
''e's IA u VIA "e'e 'u''"''on '"'
AnpNs =, such word as fuH.
$50
...s,ik and uat,,o President.
- !. ho.o,,;p
'"' ''p"o ~ :" f.'
A.. t. l.. >
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
oPD 01A1 NOTICE.
TO COyeBUUP1IE.Ea

The ADVERTISE, having bssn rsstessd % henlth
II : fsw weeks BY : vsry sinpls remedy. a1ler
having saGersd sevssal ysass with ssvsss lung
affection, and that dread disease, Cousunption--
]: ANXIOUS to make known 70 his fsllow-sulsssre
the means Of cure.
10 al Who desire it. he will send copy Of the
prescription used (free ofcharge) with the dirse-
ton for preparing and ueing the same, which they
will find suEs CURs 1oa CONSUMPTION, As-HnA,
BRoNcHIfIs, Ac. Tie only objsst Of the aavsr-
tissr in sending efrescription Is to benefit the
adaicted, and spread information which hs con-
esivssto Be invaluable. and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, ~ it will cost them nothing,
and may prove blessing.
Psstiss Wishing the prescription win please Id
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
WlLlIAnsSuRaH,
octSo-3mw Kings County, New York.
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#Ar.tNa IN MAssAcuUsn7Ts.- The
- 81 Post SAYS Il t.e is cse.v prosrec
g +. 1..l ~ ~ IT, led t. II .i.ssa.
"''se.ts to ii Up TIE qu2;a OF that
: -. |anvasssgs haze commenced q
.Aavtss u 80 ton fsr the rurpose ct
*. sieil"g the mile Population between
Is sud - 1e@is, with i y.c@ TO ascer
= y crca as are Ii. { 10 u drafted tor
'..c e'ny. .Aheo; fifty canvasssrs ne
81 pinyed. Tue method o. D occedure
j. O VISA each bou.e, ascertain lis m lie
int .u'aAis. iasir age, pAys'cal aotl'te.
d III iaqa!y j. a..o l:,t, uied IL
su.h IS are able BED ed ~ to he age O
5u.-- Eschenge.
The same course, We believe will
lave to be sesortel to 10 Iowa s1d other
States. Unless the militia Of the States
come to the rescue nor, it i, certai1
TINT CONSUMPTION viii be the result. The
nation is in a critical condition. 1t ID
useless to blink 4 it. We must either
scoms up TO therack or be pulled up by
the s.song1Grm ofstbc law. 1t is entire
" matter ofachoice with the people.
I ~ three hoodred thous.od4 me- Aars
~ ~. ~, q r. eossss1 Ia
4S - =. ii, /. y i. = i Ms
E1i1e4mes - sA6s ~ ii Il
sS fs1ezS .5T5sT ri II se3z
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w. Gt @ l - ~ ea,:-s PEI o - 8
ard 70 be under the constant care Of the Phys,
e.sn nnd zpcsicnced nurse:. Wo shall continue
"nf rfiig lraefce as usual In i'ave- ~cr', Rock
.s'atsi and ioiir can, in special cases mako calls
~ ri road and river. Charges fir trcai mert, AZ
u cure. hvc to en- dollars ,e- week. Patients
.'-nig h'rie 'rsa men. WiI pay weekly. Mrs
iisce VII ray Spoeial a.tenion 70 the pacific o.
'"s'e ic' and healing diseases peculiar 70 her
sex DvS l& ut
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THE HuUSEKEEPER,S
new FURNITURE PQLlsH!!

Prepared from an improved recipe BY the pro-
prietor Q! The Brother iona than Pu,sh," is c.r,i-
6ed by all the leading new York furniture deal
ers and Piano Fo'te Makers to be the best in the
wo,l'' 10y rcmuvn, scratches marks and dirt. and
restoring nigh and lasting gloss 20 all kinds Of
finished work, ir-m furniture 10 leather 1t is
cheaper ard BE- ttr thar varnish, cries imnedi
''ey, ard is easily applied, With u p zee I can
~ flannel an ho't.e DC two Of TIN. ew Fur-
,'u'e raii.h,a to"sek.eper can work magic ir
ie iura'ture u house keep it looking ike
lew. Aos is tie ,'Ee toe tiue W. your Ia bes,
chairs, desks planos ric ure frsue>, carriagesetc
nd make The t ! 'ok p r cent better. This i.
tue ec, Roy. FOR sa bv fnrni.ur. dealers and
sior kesrers generally Price, rs and so cents y
bottle. Denot No. l Spruce street. ..ew ork
-pecia' agents wanted. Address. box 1872, New
Yur, l.. %.
;ui, 4-d6 WITCH "A
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+sf vess CO.., 70 say tbs lea t
g. cnYai! iym@esa,.c pape"s preach
"ee.'i.e e tn pegpIr, the cry Ct
! soA w.,nd be truasps,.d rom eHe'y
aaafa, l.r at 81 tie i4nd. L. makes
1913 4 il 5pioe "a the world It'll ian
snea it Is Considered who u
ititd \.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SOLDIERS elAl1p BOUNTY n
-Ap Y Y
PENSIO.,1O FFICE.I
with responsible firm ia Wash ngton City, is
now prepared with superior facilities for procuring
the adjustment and prompt payment Of all valid
claims against the United states Cover ment,
such - Pensions due invalid or disabled ldiers.
or to the widow or minor heirs Of deceased SOL
liers.
The 8 100 30 unity,
and arrears Of pay due tho heirs of deceased Off
eers ana soldiers. Monies due on contracts with
government officers,
GLAZING FoR INDEMNITY.
for property lost Or destroyed, BY those engaged
UNITED STATES SERVICE
Apply personally OF BY letter to
HOW AR d DARLINGTON.
Southwest corner Brady and Second streets.
Davenport, Iowa.
junes-tf
dAlNEs' ILLINOIS HARVESTER,
-THs ONLY
Real Labor SHrsmu
HARVESTING MACHINE IN THE WORLD.
Very Strong and Durable !
Harvests graiafor
41.o0 PER ACRE.
Over 900 now in successful operation. furm-
ers. posi- yourselves before buying any other ma
! chine. For particulars, see amphleis to be OBJ
tanned Ct L. >. viele, Davenport, or G. b. Cook.
| General v estern Agent. Barber Hawley l. Co,
manufacturers, Pekin, Ills. myl3 WIN
| GRABBE,S
Hair RestOlativc Mandatory
/ -AxD-s8b os 80
pERFUMERY, HAIR DYE AND HAIR VT
-.sa DRkSSlAGs ROOAS, $50 }e sac
Corner .A1asn q 6scossd street,.
UNDER THE LIE CL ArRs HOUSE.
THE HAIR RESTORATIVE MANUFAC-
/ ture is ackno lodged to be superior to any
| in the market, and is sod very much cheaper /,
will restore Hair to its natural coltr rendering il
/ SOFT, GLOSSY 4 LUxURiANT.
Warm and Cold Baths at all Hours
apl6 -3ml L. OR aBBE.
| ID To- n, = I
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DRY GOODS.

SPRING AND SUMMER
. n = q . q ID = .
e. s. WHISTLER,
has just received the
argest a N d Cheapest
FANCY &STkP.E DRY GODS
In the state or 1owA
+>&esaa saaa~
.n5gsh NJ
BOUGHT FOR CASH,
AND WILL BE SOLD
Cheaper Than The Cheapest.
CONSISTING IN PART OF
:.
1900 pieces Merrimack and other prints.
500 pieces brown and bleached muslin.
300 pieces Lawns, Bsrages, Brilliants. 4
400 pieces Delaines. Challies, Mohairs and Silk
Poplins.
800 pieces Domestic, Scotch, and other Cling
hams.
9O0pisces Cottonades, Denims, Hickory, Checks,
Linen Drills, DC.
800 dos Hose, Gloves, Mitts, &c.
500 Summer Shawls, of all kinds and qualities.
600 Silk Parasols and Sun Umbrellas, and every
other kinl''of goods usually found in first class
Dry Goods Store.
DO2s't Fail TO EENA1et1se
WHISTLER,
CHEAP 4 GOOD GOODS,
before purchasing. No trouble to show goods
at WHISPERS.
4, 600
NEW PtTfkRN FEEE:u COLLARS.
at one half the usual prices at
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lGNA..US Lam Eit.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON & i1COuCHEUR.
OrFiCR-South east cor e, sady and See.
ord streets Office hours from :, A. NJ. Ae0 >
j 4 .---77 Z.
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DHMoCRAIiC s..,E lsn,kn. IL.

The Demoeraey Of Iowa are hereby requested
&C meet IN Convention BY Delegates frvm the
sevsenl sssa,ies on
THURSDAY. fHF 18TH OP my
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LOUIS A. MAJ kLOT,
BANKER 4 DEA. III. IN EXCHANGE.
1avenPc Iowa.
agl-dtf
CLAlMVUYANCE.

OA.AANVOI n NCEs
K. AND MRS. 7. $. PRICE, HYDRO
WI eclectic ard c,aireoyaat physicians. Mr..
fi'ce will pay spe,is' attention to the practice of
Obstetrics and healing diseases peculiar to her
sex.
OFFICE HoyRs-9a. m. to s p. m. Office and
resiiehee, LeCiaire House. Reception room be-
tween Main ard ladies entrance, second street.
febl7-dlyI davenport, Iowa.
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A. lsAGElSOEGk,

A. EAGEEOEGk,
LithOSva.her, Engraycr and PStAteS.
CORNER OF MAIN AND SECOND SIS.
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
LIVERY nESChll|i IuN OF LITHOGRAPHlC
L work executed in the most approved style In
lack or tu c..ioYs. At Reasonable terms. mch3
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MfccEsoas .FnOsfc1.

VI
lows q =, July 9Th 1867
j'yll-d&wlnd
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1uHN ZasiM az. MANN.

new PENNSYLvANlA HOUSE.
CORNER OF FOURTH AND IOWA sTs.,
~ Davenport, Iowa. DAVIS / Soxs, Psopristogs,
free Omnibus 70 and from the cars. Once for
-tavts leaving for IsCaire, Princeton, Lyons, De-
Witt, Maquoketa, and Anamosa.
Fare One Dollar per day ase31.l
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4 rTORTEY AND COUNSELOR At Law,
n O1vrcs. up rsAirs, coruef q Main 49, Seoeoa
stssess,2in NcAaaas & Ehsphseds bleek, opposite
StAts Baa loeA11-A0.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-24

If you have not yet pruned your grape
vines fruit trees, gooseberry and currant bush
es, do SO Immediately Have your tools sharp
for this purpose. Seek for the eggs and CO.
coons of injurious insects, and destroy them.
Cut scions for grating, and place them in sand
in the cellar
Make hot beds, if you desire to raise early
vegetables. Horse manure and leaves from
the woods are the best. Let the heap be
larger than your frame, with a slope to the
front, and from four to six inches Of soil on
TOP. Look out for overheating, and give air,
so your plants may not be scalded or burnt up.
Attend to your tools put all in good order
for work; repairing such as need it. Ii you
need a new implement, buy soon, and be sure
and obtain the best, which is not necessarily
the last patent.
Keep cows that will soon calve in comfort.
able stalls. Feed well, giving steamed or
boiled food and good share OF roots; these,
with good hay, will keep your animals in flesh
and regulate the system, and abundance OF milk
will in due time be the result. A half starved
COW will not produce fine cali, and is less
profitable in every respect.
Plow whenever the ground is dry enough.
Do not put it off until the spring rains have
flooded your fields, for the ground is often
dryer soon after the breaking up of winter
trOsts than it is four weeks afterwards. The
prudent farmer will always take advantage of
every opportunity to hurry on his spring
work, as crop is often saved by this means.
See that your sheep, especially ewes, are
well she tered and ied-using racks and
troughs. Give salt regularly, and plenty of
water. BY attending to the wants OF the
mother, the lambs will be stronger and more
vigorous when they appear.
Make all the manure you can, and let none
be wasted. Recollecl, your feds need food as
well as your cattle, and it is the worst policy
imaginable to starve either. Manure well and
you will reap accordingly.
Look TO Your drains see that the water
flows freely from them, as an obstruction may
destroy their efficiency. Lay tiles as soon as
possible, and drain thoroughly all wet spots
these being generally the richest portions o.
your farm.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-24

LAYING DRAIN TILEs.-Editors of Country
Gentleman 1T is known that in draining stlt
or clay ground 1t is practice where round tile
is used to dispense with the collars, as being
expensive, and in such ground, US less, except
to keep the tiles in line, and in lieu OF them 10
scoop out hollow along the center OF the bot,
tom of a ditch, for a bed for the tiles to rest in.
But where stones are intermingled with the
earth. il is found difficult to make such hollow.
Oh account OF stones being in the way in using
the SCOOP Iu such ground | practice a meth
cd Which | think an Improvement, and one
that may be advantageously applied to ground
free from stones.
II there are hollows in the bottom of the
ditch, caused by removing larger stones in ex-
cavatng, i fill such places with earth, using
the 'pounder" to make them firm, and also
use il to drive down small stones that may
protrude. thus give smooth surface to the
bottom of The ditch aud in using tiles of say
two inches bore land would never use them
ofless than one and a halt in,h bore) take a
board Of soft wood, three quarters OF an
inch thick, slit and cut into pieces OF one
and a quarter inches wide, and four inches
long. On one side of each of these pieces, at
the center of its length, l make a saw-cut
crosswise, half an inch deep; then with a
chisel cut aud pare inward, towards this cut
forming segment OF circle, to correspond
win that of the outside of the lille, which will
be about three inches in diameter, and in
laying the tiles l use these blocks, placing
them crosswise at the bottom OF the ditch, So
that the ends lying next to one another OF two
tiles placed in the ditch will rest and mattel
on each block This gives a bearing OF two
and a quarter inches in length Of the block
and bed or berth of half an inch deep for the
tile to rest in which is sufficient to Keep The
tile in lire.
When the earth has become permanently
settled around the body Of the tile, it will il
turn hold the tile in line, and then it will b,
of no consequence how soon the wood MAJ
decay, as the earth will settle in and occupy
its place .-.AmOs Fitch, in Country Gentleman
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OF MASSA-
COMMONWEALTH on MAS

- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ss,-Probate Court-To
az persons interested In the estate of LUCY MARSH,
late OF Ohkhhln, in said COUNTY deceased n'estate:
i0u are CITED TO appear at a Court of Probate TO be
ouen az worcester on the first Tuesday of April next,
at ne clock IN the forenoon, to show why the
account rendered by Alexander Craw ford, the Admins
traitor OF MS administration of said estate and now on
ME In hls9dee, should not be allowed; and the Court
the Massachusetts spy newspaper printed i'm Worces.
ter, three weeks successfully, before said Court
witness. HENRY CHAPIN, Esoulre Jndpe of sald
hundred and sixty-twO. 49, ~'e"''0H
mchl2 wat CHAs. L. STEVENS Asst No.
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA

n " A 40
~ CHUSErrS.-Worcester, ss.-Probate Court 10
the next Of kin creditors and all other persons
ed In the estate of ALMIRA HOWARD, late u Leices-
ter. in said County, deceased, interstate
You hereby cited TO appear at Probate Court
TO be held Worcester IN said County of Worcester on
the Tuesday Of April next, nine O'clock In The
foreeoon to show cause any YOU have, why letter Of
administration the estate Of said deceased should not
be granted to Henry 5. Whlttemore, Of Worcester In
the county Of Worcester And the said Whttemore is
hereby directed give public notice thereof by publish
ing this citation week for three successive weeks,
In the newspapers called the Massachusetts Spy twice
and in the Worcester Daily Spy once, printed at W0r
ceser the last publication to be one day at least before
said Court.
Court this seventeenth day OF March, In the year one
thousand ,ehl hundred and sixtytwu.
mchi9 w2t&dlt CHAs. Il. STEVENS, Asst Reg
SAVINGS BANK.-Office in Central FIX
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-24

DANcING.-In Dr. Browns late racy and
valuable work on "Health," he thus refers to
the Sin OF dancing Dancing is just the
music for the feet, the gladness of the young
legs and it is well called the poetry of notion
remember story of a good old Antburgh-
her minister. 1t was in the days when dane
ing was held 10 be great sin aud to be dealt
with by the Session. Jessie, comely and
blithe young woman, great favorite with the
minister, had been guilty OF dancing at a
friends wedding. She was summoned before
the Session to be dealt with-tle grim old
fellows sternly concentrating their eyes upon
her, as she stood trembling in her striped short
gown and her pretty bare feet. The doctor,
who was one OF divinity. and deep thinker
greatly plying her, said, Jessie my woman,
were ye dancng?' Yes sobbed Jessie. 'Ye
mann cen promise never TO dance again, Jes-
sic? 4 wull, sir; wul promise with
curtsy. Now what were We thinking O., Jes-
sic. when We were dancih'? tell us truly, said
an old elder, who had been poacher in his
youth Nae i'll, sir, sobbed out the dear little
woman. Then Jessie, my woman, aye dance
cried the delighted doctor. And so say l, 10
the extent that so long, as our young girls
think. nae ILL., they may dance their feet's
NIL. And so on with all the round of the sun
shine and flowers God has thrown on and
along the path of his children"
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~: FOR SALE-A Cottage house ard
,i Barn, pleasantly situated in Worthwhile with an
,IA>4Aacre of land on which fifteen fruit trees in
bearing condition. The place sloeated mile and half
irom the Worcester Post flee, and is in gord condition
VIII be sold on reasonable terms Inquire of JOEL
HUBBARD on the premises, or of II Nj. HUBBARD
AZ Elm street, Worcester. d3w* ,nchIs
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PRICE, 2 CENTS.
MlsteIlameuns

FOR SALE-Two 8-feet and one eject
Il second hand Screw Cutting Engine Lathes. noarlv
new; Screw Cutter; Upright Drill; Smiths Portable
Forge. Inquire or G. w. WILLARD, South Worcester
or o. WARREN. diff iaT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-24

I'M FOR SALE-RARF CHANCE.
jii A genteel New Residence. with all the modern
-lAeAA.mpr9vements within five minutes walk OF the
posi- once, IN beautiful location and desirable neigh
9orh94d The let has Il frontage of ninety et. Will
DC solu at bargain, u0on liberal terms Fot further
particulars inquire of the subscriber. T.. w VAIL,
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-24
WORCESTER:

ca MADAM GhANEIS NEW
INN OF DANCING AND ETIQUETTE,
III kssoxs OF Em i9s EfT HALL
<~ Foster St, is now open for the last Term -
wrnNFsn.y srt The sea IS non on every
A., ~ Professor Miller
the celebrated Teacher of Dancing and Music late of
The pupils will this time learn much lessons
r"ce Imperial Qaadric dS s D Hsnae and te sc
ebrated Fairy Dance OF the yiennese Children will
Grand rarity on the LIST Of May, when all those beaut
All those who wish to JOIN this last class will please en-
d ter rs Meek Wsdneday new evening class for Ladies
day from 10 10 M. and Social Dane from TO II
O'Clock on FRIDAY Evenings, which all her former pat
ro ana friends OF dancing are respectfully invited
FOR SALE.-A pair of improved COM
n bined shears, power or hand, made to order capa-
pie OF cutting one inch round square iron halt
Complete order for immediate use viii be sold yerp low
on application to \: F. HsSsHAW Il CO, Maunfac
change street, DIFF jas
II w. ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER, will
~" attend to the sale of Real Estate Personal Prop
f fasenaOe terms AMI AMY by letter to hin at
AN ITEM FOR THE LADIES.
Orders received Tor all kinds of Embroidery Stamp
E f Sr @ SSG3ng Nc z2gaye Jackets
silks and variety of the est patterns constantly
on hand. >, MRS. r. Q. DUNLAP,
mchS dim 40 Main Street
THOROUGH BREED DEVON
Il STOCK FOR SALE Five Bulls several Cows
and llelfers three out six yoke Steers Also one
ing $500 pounds well matched and broken warranted
good workers Also several yokes OF medium good
wch can be ad at prices to correspond with the times
wilknsonve, sutton, March H. iss2 al G mehii
SPRING PATTERNS received at the
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