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SAN Francisco, Dec. Q.
The steamer Golden Age from Panama, and
the steamer Panama from Mazatan arrived
to-day with $4,000 in specie.
Dates from Colunea, Mexico, are to Nov.
9th.
Gen. Common6rt was killed on the road
between San Luis POTASH and Guananato,
while fighting band of Mexicans who favor
cd French occupatied.
The French had possession of Queretero and
Guanaxvato, and were marching on Quad
lousara and Morela.
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Constifntiond,ityoft the Soldiers Tote OF Iora.
WASHINGTON, Dec. IL.
The following dispatch has been received:
Des Moines, Io,ga, Dec 10. Hon. j. B.
Grinnell, III. c., Washington The Supreme
Court has this day given unanimous opinion
declaring the law allowing soldiers to vote
constitutional and valid.
tSigned) THos. F. WINTHROP.
The seat of Mr.. Grinnell in Congress, and
the election Of over one hundred and fifty
members OF the State Legislature and county
officers heretofore contingent, in this decision
are now secured.
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At meeting OF the stockholders of the
Portland Shovel Manufacturing Co., yester-
day, it was voted unanimously, TO increase
the Capital Stock Of the Company, twenty
five thousand dollars. The stockholders pres
emit, Immediately subscribed for their proper
Company may do the same by signifying their
wishes to the Treasurer as early as Deem
her odd
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~ Mr.. George II. Pearce, vino has been
spending few weeks in lecturing upon the
subject Of Temperance, in different places in
this State, to very general acceptance, will
give his farewell lecture, before leaving for his
home in Canada, tomorrow evening, at New
City Hall. As all who have heard Mr.. Pearce
will have desire TO hear him again, the Hall
will no doubt be filled.
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memorable Parliament to endeavor to stop
the American war by means Of remonstrance.
There was strong opposition.
NEHY LATEsT-Quecastoeou Nou. 90
The German Diet has refused to receive the
Danish representatives.
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~ We are requested TO state that horses
viii not he bought at Alfred, Biddeford and
Portland, as advertised, until further notice.
Due notice of the time OF purchasing in these
places, will be given.
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SSow FLAKES In "DIxIE"-The supply for
our booksellers, of the long expected Port
land Book, the "Snow Flake Album" was on
the steamer Chesapeake. Another lot, how
ever, has been forwarded and will arrive in a
day or two. Judging from the advance sheets,
we pronounce 1t the Gift Book of the season.
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CAIRO, IT., Dec. IT.
The steamer Mcclellan, which arrived at
New Orleans on the Sd inst, brought the rebel
prisoners that were captured at Mustang
Island. Among them were number of
officers.
Gen. Hamilton, Military Governor OF Texas,
reached Brazos on the Cd inst, and would
enter upon the duties of his office as soon as
possible.
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NOTICE.

V'HE Co-partnership heretofore cxist;ps h.,v..
Il the undersigned. under the Arm MI 81
Stsnwood Co. was dissolved ON the s5th u,t. me
business viii be continued BY J. s. Stan wood. Who
and VIII pay all demands sgsinst the arm.
j. s. STANWOOD.
Moth Yarmouth, Dec. 10, 1853 q
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ST TIE OF MAIN f

Augusta, Dec. 8, 1858.
GENERAL ORDER NO %.
The Governor and COMMANDMENTS. Chief orders
and directs:
lst. That no city. town or plantation Offering or
paying. directly or indirectly. Bounty of more
than 600 to volunteers under he present call shall
be credited with recruit hereafter enlisted, If
heretofore enlisted. now remaining unassigned,
whose residence Is other than the place of his quota
unless the quota OF the city, town plantation in
which said recruit resides, shall have been previous
~ filled.
I'd. All officers and persons recruiting through
out the State under the present call, whether for
com missions. or premiums and compensation, will
have their authority revoked, and forfeit all claims
TO promotion and all premiums and compensation
for enlisiing who do not or before the 18th in
slant return to this Office list of the names OF all
men by them enlisted under the present call up to
that time, who are not yet rendezvoused with the
places of the recruits residences the date of their
enlistment, the quotas TO which they assigned,
and the amount OF Bounty paid, or agreed to be
paid each. by the proper authorities of the place
whose quotas they nll.
3D.. Section ia not intended to restrict cities
towns and plantations in compromising recruiting
okcers reasonably for their services independent OF
the Bounty to recruits.
BY order of His RIceleney ABNEI CoBURH, Cover
nor and Commander Chief.
JOHN l.. HoDsDoN, Adj. General.
declo d3t&wlt
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ST. Louis, Dec. IL.
The Office OF the North Missouri Railroad
was robbed of $4,000 on Wednesday night
WIN. X. Strachon, a prominent member of
the Legislature, who has been under arrest on
charges preferred against him while acting as
Provost Marshal of North Missouri last sum
mer, and since at large on parole, has been Or
dered to report here for trial next week.
Flour has declined 20 cents within the past
two days. Wheat and oats have also declined
Corn remains unchanged
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CO On account of the illness of MFR. FL
well, the lecture before the Mechanics Asso.
citation, was postponed until next Friday even.
ing.
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M|The Biddeford Union says bushes: is
lively in that yieisity. and everybody except
rev confirmed loafers are as busy as bees.
1-Parsons' Cough Candy is genuine and
''h as' remedy. See special notice column.
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MA telegram last evening, from the Vice
Consul ut Heliiax, TO the Collector of this
port, says "the Chesapeake is at St. Marys, IN.
81 destitute of coal. Gunboats will take her
il there tomorrow.
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4 REMARxABLx cURs ORA CASE or Dro,

A REMARKABLE CURE or CASE or Drop.
SY CURED By MRS MANCHESTER.
This is to certify that have been cured of thu
Dropsy of fifteen years standing BY Mrs. ss.ch,s.
Ter. lhave been to physicians in Boston, Nes Yora
ana fhiisdeiphia. They all told me that tho, co,.a
do nothing for me. unless they tapped me, aisd s
tured me that by tapping ! could live but a shsv,
time. had made up my mind to 20 home q, i'd Rive
long a. could with the disease and then die On
my way home stayed over night in Ports sd with
airiend OF mine, and told them what my mind wss
IN regard to my disease. They finally pessust,ed me
to 60 and see Mrs. Manchester. She exam,n.d me-
and told me my case exactly.
was SO much sstonshed 10 think tia, al. A IA ma
correctly. that told her that would ,.As her mcd.
eines not having the least hith that they vsu,d Az
me any good, or that should get the slightest relief
rom any course Whatever; finally took the medI
cine anu went 1ome. In one week from the time I
commenced Saking the medicine, 1 had over three
gallons o. water pass me in hours and my fol.
low Sufferers may be assured that it was great relief
W me. had not been able to lie down in bed at
night before this for two years Now can lie down
with perfect ease have taken her medicine for
eight months, and am well as any man could wish
to be, and no signs OF dropsy. 1 would advise all
that are sick to go aud consult Ms. Manchester,
even II they have been given up by other ply.
seians. have sent her q number Of cases OF other
diseases aud she has cured them also. Go and SEQ
for yourselves. had no faith. but now my faith
cannot be shaked in her skill in telling and curing
disease. CHARLES HARMON
SARAH L. HARMON,
MART A. HARMON.
Bangor, haiRe, 5prH2 3D.
OrrrcK HouRs-From 8 A. NJ tirJP
augl7 in outal ed
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Stock Market.
NEW lorK Der II
Memphis Coffon hnrkcf.

,,..- CAIRO, Dec. IL.
Cotton was dull with small sales of 40 a As
steamer Olive Branch brought to Memphis 424
oaes OF cotton belonging to the Government. and %
bales on private account.
! ne Glendale has arrived here from Memphis
with 800 bales of cotton for Cincinnati.
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Municipal Court--Dec. IL.

Pat-ick Barry, complained Of as being an
habitual truant, was sentenced TO the Reform
School during his minority.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IL.
Sales Of Government bonds to-day amounted
to S595,l00. One half were from New York,
and the balance were from Boston. PhiIa.
delphia, Washington and the West.
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"a We learn that the "Agawam," having
encountered severe gales, had to put into
Rockland, yesterday.
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For Coughs, Colds and Consumu,i..
FlShE Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam is the most
Il highly approved medicine ever discovered.
has stood me best or az tests. Tine having had an
unprecedented sale of nearly Jorty years II i
recommended BY our best phgsicians, our most emf.
nent cti-cns, the Press, the Trade in fact by ali
VINO know IT. For certificates, which can be given
The proprietors will cheeriuY refund the money Il
not entirely satisfactory. Price 80 cents and Is the
ne genane, which is prepared only by REED. CIfT.
nEk GO, Wholesale Druggists, Boston sold in
Portland by dealers generally does ;sdsm "
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Wanted,

4 = OR % 6rst rate SHOOK MAKERS. to whom
lC good wages and steady employment will b
given. Apply to
novs dim No. India Wharf, Boston, Mass.
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Thernometers.

NNNELL'S PATENT Is triumph of psrfection.
the trade generally.
\: b: RUSSELL, n. Z. Agent, Boston. JOHN
RUSSELL will supply the traae in Portland.
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Ia The fine new BarQue e. L. HALL. Vii, s.N
<If6 soout the 18th inst. Hes excellent accoCnmo,
tor passage apply 70 ~. 8. wINsLOw,
"eSF'di" 4Central What
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M. L. A.
A REGULAR meeting OF this Association will la
"a held at their rooms, Saturday evening. Dss.
18th 1868. at u o'clock at which time 3 disenssion
Will take place on the following question;
Hesotred, That the course pursued by the RenuhN
can party since its formation is the cause Of our
present difficulties. VI '''
Per order,
deell I'd GEO. II. sMARDON, Rec. Sec'y.
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. a.. The steamship UIBERNiAN, Capt
sS3[sS BALLANTINR, will sail from this port
NALeWEcfor Liverpool, on SATURDAY, Dec
18th, Immediately after the arrival of
the Tram OF the previous day from Montreal.
Passage to Londonderry, Glasgow and Liverpool
Cabin according to Accommodation sec TO $50;
Storage, $50. Payable in gold or its equivalent.
Tor Fret gfu or Passage apply to
III. & A. ALLAN,
No. rand Trunk Railroad Passenger Depot.
TO be succeeded by the steamship DAMASCUS,
on the 10Th. declD
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Lost.

OST Certificate No lice, dated January Is. 1859.
Ia for sl32 bearing interest At 1 per cent per
num- payable to bearer due for eleven shares Of ths
Atlantic St. La srence Railroad Stock. The pay
ment of said Certificate IL stopped st the Treasurers
office. Whoever has jopnd said certificate, and will
return IL 10 No. 81 Free street sbal! be suitably
waided. decll d3.s
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,o. Inc kseumatie the equity the iass - ~ r.,,
leap with Joy, and move with IL nai1iav ~ a.
" o. youth; the heated brain II $500. - 1-s
oitlen nmbs restored, the uncouth a. 1r,.iffe~ ~
moved iaintness converted to viTor Weakpe- =.
mreng,n; the blind made to see the deaf 10 80
Ine psisied form to more upright; the blemsA.s -
youtn are oeers,ed the sccidests Of nature hts
an active circulation maintained. ma
ADDE'S
Who have cold hands and feet, WAX .,o~..,.
mms and weak backs; nervous and sick hc~S.sxas
aizziness and swimming In the head Win sss-
uon ana constipation Of the bowels: main ~ ~ ~
ana eaek iereorrhrs, Tor whitcsl: ann. ossSS
Womo WIN internal cancers tumors. poly M 49,
~ thal long train os diseases will Ana n, Ti:ss.;
ny sure means OF cure. For painfnI mcnstrrsssos
we pron1Se menstrra,iop. and all OF those LONE IN.
OF troubles with young ladies' Electricity Is osrais
to the yiyor OF health. .' -
- re hare es Electro. Ckesascai Asporatss for
sxtraetins Mineral Poison from the sysfem sueh :.
Mefeury. Anumony, Arsenic, 10, Aundreds Who
are lIvuoieo WITH stif joints weak backs and vnri
Gus otner dimcuties, the direct cause OF Vhioh IA
nine cases out Of ten the effect fpoisonous drnss
can be restored 10 tursl strength ana yisor ~ h
use Of from hye to eight Baths.
ofaee hours nom O'clock A. n. to P.x.;H
.; and 7 to r. n.
Consolation Free. iv1A ts>at
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'J'uE snbscribsr takes this method to return his
4 sincere thanks TO his numerous customers
throughout the county, who have patronixed his
House for long series OF years, and hereby aiyes
notice that he Will positively close his house for the
entertainment Of travellers from this date.
Raymond, DEE. III, lase. aim
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Notice.

WILL the young lady who was addressed rs
w Miss Milliken, of Westbrook, at the City Hall
last evening. please address
dseil dsts J,T., Portland Post once,
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ABBY T.. h xRi
a.. EMMA kNi,
Br's'tsnick, Maine, August ga.
lNE on IHE GREl TE 81. CTrp -.

ONE OF THE GREATEST CURESoaH ,x,r
MRS MAScHEsrEs-Decr Madam
statement Of my case may be of service to VA
similarly afflicted, ! hasten to give it to you.
This is briefly my easel was taken sick abou '
months ago with the Liver Complaint in very
form. Iapplied to four different ply sicians, but
oeived NO benefit until called on you At that tim
had given up business and was In very bad state
but after taking your medicine for short time be-
san 70 recover, and in two months was entirely
well, and had gained several pounds Of resh, and
can truly say that by your skin perfectly heal
thy man. Josrru D.x,.
Boston I Neiae Depot Portioad NJ,
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BY TELEGRAPH
TOrHE
Portland Daily Press.
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of The Canada at Halifax.

Arrival Of The Canada at Halifax.
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Bank Stock.
To the Citizens

To the Citizens.
A NJ citizen who may know of any Stoves Fun.
"A neis, or Chimneys, where nre is kept, and not
considered safe, by notifying the subscriber shall
ma them attended TO- and NO names given
II. G. BARNES, CHIEF Engineer.
Portland, Dee II. 1868. dim
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Montreal Ocean Steamship Go.
CARRYING THE CANADIAN I. S.MA1LS.
Passengers Booked to Londonderry,
Glasgow and Liverpool.

RETURN TICKETS GRANTED .GTREDUCEL
RATES.
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No. IL CIapp's Block, Room No. 9.

! CASE or SPINAL DISEASE CURED.
This is to certify that went to see Ms. Manches-
ter last March with daughter Of mine tn nbed with
spinal disease for which she had been doc tored for
five ysarB. and by number OF physiciaiv Of all
kinds; and che hss had twenty-oue spplicatitUs Of
electricity applied but all to effect; but she con-
| tinually grew worse. came to the conclusion, ~
the last resort. to go and Mrs. Manchester ar
did so; and to my great surprise she told the frs
'Ne of the disease, and how che had been from tne
ca =. which encouraged mo to try her medicines.
to tin. I'd now my daughter Is able to be around
did 40. It the time. She also rides ten or If.
the bou.e -tany trouble or Inconvenience and
teen miles within. >shs viii be essored to perfect
think in short tim -tce has been doctorng,
health. since ,,,, a., >asss that Mrs. Manchss
have heard of q great many, >sfseh aese'Se. pa,
ter has cured. think If any se 'ns neei'n
ronagc 1t Is the one who tries 10 L ~ua' shs uses
Of the sick and suffering; and Iknt oehene hei
every effort which lies in her power I,
patients. s.p.uI \
9foeoE vlob-
ADBYE.k xuia.
ENNAkNl
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MORE TESTIMONIALS!

Is constantly receiving unsolicited testimonials Of
the astonishing cures performed by htr. Among
many reeeatly received the following, which are
commended to the notice of the afflicted. Mrs. Man.
chester may be consulted at
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-13

A UCTIONEER.-The undersigned, be-
n ing duly licensed Auctoneer, is ready to serve
all those who wish his services in that capacity.
y. w. ABBOTT
Holden, Feb. rs, 1868. d6nl* i26
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and,cres of joy, cheers and stormy applause,
very generally moistened with tears, too,
which actually shook the building. Such an
other scene was never witnessed in political
meeting. 1t was natural, irrepressble out
burst of feeling, and made many wet eye
among the study patriots, who were little used
to the ''melting mood" The iron oh Andy
johnson, who had faced rebel pistol B., aud en-
dured rebel persecution, had seen his proper
ty destroyed, and his family turned into the
streets without tear, crying like boy with
the delight OF an occasion so grateful to his
patriotic soul, was sight to remember for a
life 'time. Fer many minutes the audience
was wild sea of joyful commotion, utterly
indescribable, which only subsidized on the an
nouncement Of the propriety of providing
means to distribute the report of the speeches
and proceedings of the meeting among the
soldiers and the people.
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volunteer force-Edward N. Morrill,, Kansas
Asa d. Baker. +. J. Crawford, Illinois.
To be sugeon of volunteers-Paul b. God
dard, Pennsylvania.
To be assistant quartermasters, with the
rank of captain-Oliver S. Coffin, Geo. AL
len, Kansas.
To be commodores on the retired list of the
navy-Frederick Engle, John Rudd, William
w. Mexican, Charles Lawndes, John Mars
ton, Henry A. Adams, VIM. S. Walker, Geo.
Z. Pearson, John Pope, Levin M. Powell,
Charles Wilkes, William NJ Glendy, Hugh
r. Purviance.
To be assistant paymasters in the navy
Henry a. Strong, Charles e. Cheney of Cali
fornia, Richard Beardsley of Indiana.
Also, James j. Bolles, to be collector of in
ternal revenue in the first collection district of
Connecticut; William Whiting, to be solicitor
of the war department; Charles j. Krockins
of California, to be receiver of public bonds
for the district of Marysvile, Cal, vice James
Compton, removed Hawkins Taylor of Iowa,
Francis S. Russell of Missouri. and Charles T.
Sherman of Ohio, commissioners to examine
the claims of officers and men employed in
the western department; Andrew Wyle of the
District Of Columbia, to be justice of the SUI
preme court for the District of Columbia.
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Clothing.
n E w c L o T II l N G
A. P. WARE & co.

1854, 1853 and ITO Main St. Worcester,
BEG LEAVE TO NOTIFY THEIR
CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC GEN
ERALLY, THAT THEY HAVE NOW
IN STORE, AND IN PROCESS OF MAN
UFACTURE,A TOCK OF GREAT
TENT AND VARIETY, EMBRACING
a MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
OF
Seasonal e Garments,
ADAPTED To THE VARIOUS WANTS
or ALL CLASS Es OF CUSTOMERS.
MUCH CARE HAS BEEN TAKEN TO
PRODUCE GA sMENTS UNsCRIMPED
IN PROPORTIONS, TASTEFUL IN
STYLE, AND OF PROPER WORK.
MANsHIP: AND WE REsPECrFULLY
INVITE THE EXAMINATION OF ALE
IN WANT OF sEADY-MADE CLOTH
ING. PURCHASERS OF
Spring Overcoats
CAN HARDLY FAIL A SATESFAC-
TORY SELECTION FROM OUR AS
SOKTATENT.
WE ALSO INVITE ATTENTION TO
OUR LARGE STOCK, AND EXrEN-
SIVE VARIETY OF
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings,
ADAPTED TO ALL DESCRIPTIONS
OF GARMENTS, FOR ALL CONDI-
TIONS AND AGES OF MASCULINE
HUMANITY, WHICH WILL BE SOLD
IsS THE PIECE OR YARD, AT TIL T.
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, OR
MADE UP INTO GARMENTS TO OLE.
DEIs, FOB EITHER MEN OR nOYs
IN THE BEST STYLE AND MANNER
AND SATISFA IN ALL CASES
| WARRANTED.
| WE ALSO INVITE THE PARCICU
LAR ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC
no OUR EXrENsIVE DEEA IsrAHENT
OF
Boys 1vtl4iaa
WHICH WILL BE FOUND AS AT
TIA CTIVE AND AS ELLSUPPLIED
AS EVER. MUCH CARE WAL IL &c
CONSTANTLY EXERCISED 10 HEN
DER THIS IMPORTANT BRANCH OF
OUR BUSINESS IN ALL RESPECTS
DESERVING OF THE PKTRONA
OF ALL PURCHASERS OF BOYS'
CLOT THING.
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The following admirable sketch of a negro
wedding sermon at the south, is from the ad-
vance sheets of new book shortly to be
published entitled ''My Southern Friends"
by Edmund Kirke, author of "Among the
Pines" For homely truth and touching pa
thos, it has rarely been excelled:-
My chlren, love one anoder; bar wild one
anoder; be faithful t. one anoder. You hab
started on long journey; many rough places
am in de road; many trubbles will spring up
by de wayside; but gwo on hand an hand to-
gedder; love one anoder; an no matter what
come onter you, you will be happy-fur love
will sweeten cherry sorror, Tighten cherry load,
make de sun shine in eben de berry cloudiest
wedder. l knows it will, my chil'ren, case
Use been ober de groun'. Ole Aggy an
hab trabbled de road. Hand IN hand we hab
gone ober de rocks fru de mud; in dc hot
burnIn' sand; ben out tOgedder in de cole, an
de rain, an de storm, fur nigh onto forty var,
: but we hab cluug to one anoder; we hab
loved one anoder; and fru eberyting, in de
berry darkest days, de sun oh joy an peace
hab broke fru de clouds, an sent him blessed
rays down inter our hearts.
awe started jess like two young saplins
you's seed a CROWN side y side in de woods.
At fust we seemed way part, Tor de brambles,
an de tick bushes, an de ugly t0rns-dem
war our bad ways-war tween us; but love,
like de sun, shone down on us, an we crowd.
We crowd till our heads got above de bushes !;
till dis little branch an dat little branch-dem
war our holy feelins put out toward one an
oder. an we came closer an closer togedder.
And dough WEN old trees now, an some
times de wind blow, an de storm rage fru de
tops, and ireaten to tear Oft de Inns, an to
pull up de berry roots, we'm CROWN closer
an closer, an nearer an nearer togedder eb-
cry day. And soon de old tops will meet;
soon de ole branches, all cobered ober wild de
gray moss, will Irvine round one anoder; soon
de two ole trunks will come togedder an
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WlOrtester Daily SPY.
THE DAILY SPY.

Hereafter the DAILY SPY will be furnished to new
subscribers, and those renewing their subscriptions,
at the following rates:-
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WORCESTER ACADEMY -The
w SPRlSG TERM will comm Wednesday
February 18th, 1868. Ar. ). STUART, A NJ,
10 dti PiuclDhl.
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educational.


I - hTIEN WNUU SEM " n II is Inc
~ best School in New England for boys under four
teen and for Young ladies desire thorough and
popular education. Terms begin first Taes0ay OF
January AID May, and second lnesda Of sept.
W. Is. WAIT, Principal,
f2t deop&w3m* Greenwood Mass.