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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-14
NOTICE TO TNVALTDS.

- over Three Hundred Thousand Dollars are paid
to swim. ing quacks annually in New England alone
which is worse Than MroEn aloay. This comes from
men calling themselves Doctors who have 10 medical
education, and whose only rcconmer datien is WHAT
THEY LAY OF THEMSELVES Advertising physicians in
nine cases out of ten pOSetS some regs lar
PrdcHc"g MyS'cfaH or, you, prefer consulting one
VINO makes our disease srEc Atty, be sure that he
is 4 phySiciaa aud not preteHder or you may have
reason to regret II. ~ Dir. NJ is the H. regular
physician ~ Providence, ii not in England " no
SHvertseS making specially Of Pirate Nalddes, he
gives the very best references and Testimonials to ALL
Enclose stamp p,sage and send for them ith
a ramphet on SPECIAL DISEA SEES, ard DISEASES
Ot W uMEN sent free. DIR. N. is regularly educated
phYs clan Of twenty eXpereuc ten in an extern
sYe general practice, until declining health compelled
MN 10 rln1uish that and adopt the SPECIALLY which
Tor the last ten he has devoted his whole atte
ton GsF Advice IN Office free; by letter, 81. Write
your name, town. and ADDRESS PLAINLY. aud direct TO
Lock Box No NN, Providence Post Office, or to D&
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-14
STONE AND EARTHEN WARE!

DON'T FORGET K.roHEN STORE, no 90 MAIN STREET.
s1Gti dl decd "a. CHAMPION.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-14
CHEVEULINE HAIR COLSffff5G.

- The simplest and most perfect article known for
changing any undesirable shade of Hair Whiikers to
any color required from delicate bToun TO a 1eep
sacE and for restoring the original color gray hair
sue giving natural appearance, without any Of the
trouble soapng and washing attendant upon the use Of
common dyes
Price nifty cents and dollar The small bottle will
a. more execution than the dollar of most Of
For sale by b. SCOTT and G. R. sPURR. and nv all
Druggists. deontf ~ ~ ic9S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-14
nOMESTIC DYES-FAST COLORS.
NEW ENGLAND DYE HOUSE

NEW ENGLAND DYE HOUSE
~ OFFICE las COURT STREET, Boston
ONCE in Worcester at
z. Y0UNG'S, 200 Main St., opp. Brlnley Hall.
This is the oldest and best Dye House in the United
etates. The goods finished in superior style, and
the colors clear and brilliant The prices
able nay, liberal to fault.
There is no need Of your paying $3.50 for Dyeing
Dress when you have it done in superior style at
Young's for 81 ,25
French Dyeng and Cleansing Of Ladies' and Gentle
mems Garments in all their varieties,
Patronze Y0UNG'S, pos Main street opposite Brnley
Hsil. deodU ruv3g
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-14

Gai!roGd Coanections-At Albany with the New York
Central, Troy and Greenbush, and Hudson River rail-
roads. AT Chatham with the Harlem and Hudson and
Boston railroads. At state Line with the Housatonic
railroad At Pittsaed with the Pittsfeld and North
Adams, and Stockbridge and Pittsield railroads At
Westfeld with the Hampshire and Hampden railroad
At Springfield with the Hartford NeW Haven and Spring
field and Connecticut River Rail, Dads At Palmer with
the New London Palmer and Wilmantc, and Becher
town and Amherst railr, ads At Worcester Junction
with the Providence and Worcester, Worcester and
Nashua, and Norwich and Worcester railroad.
Worcester May |, 1852. HENRY GRAY, Sup't.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-14
HARRISON BLISS, or
diff CHARLES W HARrSII0RN.

SSH SALE-oHe mile north from The Post ONCE with
Aah~seven acres Of land. Buildings nearly Also
Tor sale, lot So by So, Elm street, of Fruit
street. Apply to
ap20 daWtT CHARLES NASH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-14

;..ssaszEgzs5zg WESTERN RAILROAD
K -=:--=zzsy7zsF An 4RRAEG E&fERFS.- Com.
- IL @mencing MONDAY, Nov. l6, ls6S.-Bos-
ton, AlDani and Troy
Lsavc Worcester for Albany snd Way Stations, FAC
co iinodation) at 90 a IN. and 4.05 p, m.
For New York and Albany, (expJ 1905 and 400 D.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-25
THE GATE CITY.


sRailins An Lsve VIA . pisiA We
"But, bless me, things are lovable that
are not altogether handsome, hope! I
am not 1t Ill sure that the majority of
human race have not been ugly, and even
among those .lsA of their kind, the
British. squat 6gM 4, ill-shapsn nostrils
and dingy ompexlons, are not startling
exceptions. Yet there 10 great deal Of
family love among us. / have friend
or two whose class of features Is such
that the Apollo curl on the summit OF
their brows would bs decidedly trying;
yet to my certain knowledge Tender hearts
have beaten for them. and their NINA
tures--aattering but still not lovsly--are
kissed In secret by motherly lips. ] have
seen many an excellent matroD who could
never in her best days have been hand
some. and yet she had packet OF yellow
love letters in apriyste drawer, and swee,
children showered kisses on her salIow
cheeks. And believe there have been
plenty of young heroes, OF middle stature
and feeble boards, who have felt quite
sure they could never love anything more
signihcan, than Diana, and yet have
found themselves in middle life happily
settled with wife who waddles. Yes.
human feeling is like the mighty rivers
that bless the Garth it does not wait for
beauty-it flows with resistless force, and
brings beauty with 1t. All honor and
reverence TO the divine beauty of form !.
Let US cultivate it TO the utmost, in men.
women aud children, in our gardens and
in cur houses, but lie. us love that other
beauty, too, which lies IN no secret OF
proportion, but in the secret of deep hu-
man sympathy. Paint us an angel, If
you caa, with a floating violet robe, and
face paled in the celestial light; paint
us yet ofleuer Madonna, tnrnisg her
mild face upward, and opening her arms
to welcome the divine glory but do not
impose on rs any aesthetic rules which
shall Danish from the realms of art those
old women scrapiog carrots with their
work.worn hands. those heavy clowns ia
king holiday in dingy pot-house, those
rounded backs and weather beaten faces
that have bent over the spade and done
the rough work Of the world--those homes
with their tin pans, their browa pitchers,
their rough ours. and their clusters Of
onions. In this world there are so many
Of these common, coarse people, who
have no picturesque sentimental wretch
edness 1t is SO needfnl that We should
remember their existence, else We may
happen to leave them qsite out Of our
religion and philosophy, and frame lofty
theories which only fit world Of ex
tremes"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-25

LososrRxET's DEATHs.--When Ty-
bait asked Mercutio, "What wouldst
thou have of me. the answer WIS, GOOD
king OF cats. only one Of your nine lives"
General Longstree, has already been kill
ed three times since the war commenced,
upon the telegraph, besides being wound
ed and taken prisoner, on the same ex-
cellent su,hori,y. He has been served
worse than the poor Irishman, who "wns
first drowned and then shipwrecked in
coming from Cork" There is some CON-
fort In the belief that this invulnerabe
hero, like Shapespears's king of the feline
tribe, can have but six more lives to
When these are gone there mus,
BE- an end. and he who has been killed go
many times, can be killed no more
Boston Transcript.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-25

pvThe Tory nominee for Lieut.. Gov
sruer is John r. Duueombe. of Fl Dodge,
better known as Ridiculous Pomposity."
He was an elecior 90 the Breckenridge
ticket Of this STATE, aud besides being
mentally very shallow, is one of The bit
terest parlzans and mos, despicabe Sc
cessioulsts in the State. We want to see
cold Enoch" take him through the State
and exhibit him - Independence Guar
dian.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-07-18

b,v.,. l'.' ,,unei M shape Of complete ve.eis,
r.i no. dy ,ysr ''ia'ion 70 .ay Tat they sur
a. On. ,ran tvrr tu Il hefc. Tho hulln afo nos
... bed, .a. idea -, ~ MAILED With more
ffni b c afn'i .a tIosc Il any other vessel The
'.-.ett sI To- iiYu. .lsc u,rnitulc, no a. than
tv4t i'tc'.s q aie.uel lad OF, wiz 'he US
r.. -'..cU De - ia tie mot improved fashion,
r s. ..ts,s .rc 90 d. so Get l.Ds, 20 feet side
ArA have - O., d,y.h O. hold. 1'cir No lcis
nc t MN er. 'lToo n 'sch ill, All 81 81 re-
i 70 81 ..'i .-sara. III aye orpect,I 10 uiss' 20
. sd. A'Dt. ~ o. h.,..ie ,as'f a'A ne,he.
i.E.-Ath half pat for +. ". yesterday,
Or, ie ~ ia "a hv'mc1' a io' Pear .''c"t, &C.
q 20. doe tdtlgtt.r', tl ial,uco a Lea. 'ntt 10
eor'. e.. zee OF forua 10 rh.sus i.t.ilr Damage,
a-yn, i4.urci
1ur r,,Ep 49, r>cf,g will loli it' last Sos
,oa q 5 f.r dsys AL ptf.on, sho fe4lue license
,l ..i.. ~ iu.fn di.tie The ucros.sfy blake and
inf IA. 1n rA, Re obtained f.c at the o1ee q the
T. a.. D.. t,Ltr, stlo.'.
40. lAtuKa MATHEW T. 4 Il. SoGEIY,
W., citr, ies sl',.l, !. lte.r rl,'tes. Va
-. rs, m,, lc tie g. sui. In, y1'ic :. tcf,ios,
1. o.. d TAT iucit vii be 10 ua.c.iAg On SUNDAY
,,,-.-G
AN's YNFSrs.
r,srrN- on HonI,y the IA famed peuicr Bro.,
,Lal sud tony, will cou.iu, nee . ct tnssnm.nt.
I.lr -iI p.t'otu ,,uir ,pI,uil e1'' on the tight
to.c, sii i..pi. wul d1tlc pantomiuie portion. To
o. Sc WHO have seen 1..v'. faut 1.Imo ., 'he Nv
u -rN it"a re- ~ ht, = not .ay one "0fd hs clown
Sis B,N,., TuI.rh,. ~ Campbell. have had
40 nr. 'riisi .s~s. botut.hs A.tinr the ,1's.
- i'i'it.' ira 'tc'r &C. ac tt"' ~ i'n'u
pusA tI.f. OI eAsani hour. tbsu IA the New Bose
| ~, san tanlbei'f Iiiustrs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-07-18
MARINE NEWS.


~ hs > go 'V'H - " =. 49,
CLEARED.
sttAMsIIPs -F,nny C.dvsllsdsr. Baltimore {;
NJ rofs Ia men. JOtsca. Ma Sau.
sh'P Colombo. v.,aIio, for Cork, Ireland.
DARKS- Chsrlotte ( Emms. I1ndond, ~; Acme,
Campbell, Vera Cruz; Boru',a, Meyer, Quesnsio-n.
BRtCs- Glars n Eolh.n', Havana; S.- Giobe,
u Tou. Ada, - Pierre Y NEE OF Wslss Mat"nofn.
sCHOOSfPS-Oz Fafs. Ecliptic. 7 au Pr nee,
John O liver Port KoyA: " Congues', New Hsves:
Sa al Jane, Providrnr.. i kaynNid, tot'. Monroe;
Elm "a hsrne, X * SQUAD = tnerte', I'll.
moe lsaiela, Can,o, y = Mi Braell, WAshnItop;
Reindeer, 10. on. Alice. Ellzshetnp0rt.
ARRIVED.
sTEAMsUfPn -Cenmcd, BE, Piradslphs Chess-
poAtc, Port. and Me. An his-ite, lhiiadslphiaA
SHIFTS Joi n C'1rs. Liverpool. webster, DO. Con
hdence Giassos Lancaster, sbieIds. Uncle Joe, Re
medos
Banks Msrsvsl, barbados. Thsrese, Marseiles
Perpis. Cow RAY, q
BRiGs-Arnic Collins. windsor. Cro.on. Hli,a
teiLport 81 Drs;ol. Aeshurso. fhu,l Girgen'i. N
Horton, Havana Milo, 1aamors Ruby, walton.
SCliOONTR1 Conacc'icut. Banner; Elizabeth
hstamora,. Con- hearuey, Eiirah-ih?ott fof Boston
-ml'h Iutti', Pfovin etpuu, Istkin. EiE.bethpDIt
for Boz OH summit, Boz en- To- Windsor; 10 Hart
Bath; toIa. tseA. Ct. Florida Foe on; Pool
B,nfct; Connect Gu. 10. Aida, Bo ,.0n for Albany
Boston. y IN Seson, N-v Haven; = SNOW. Por' MJr
tis Asricols. ndot, Tot Dosrou; fiofs King. do.
BELOW One bark and one bris unknown.
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Too Late for Classification.
uDEA1asA.

JOICF eu's-ny on Fr isy, July Eth, william
j. G.. ~ ils .uth Ne,l II hir Ace
The frend- 4 the family and iho-e Of his aoplsint
ance. all" he members vi the 36th y. Y. :. Vols,
Nth III. Regimen al Band are respectfully invited N
attend his funeral, from ht ,ate residence, l@l Fast
~ On thi-, saturday af"ruonn ~ one O'Clock.
without further ily Ion II 10 ms III be TAX
Ell 20 C.ivaiy Ceu,t-ry for iItermer' 23O
ROPkE On Friday, July II, william Ropte, aged
VI yeN-, 4 months aud day
The friend, snd rsla;lYe II the family, also the
Brooklyn Schu'gcn r1s, resp fully invited TO
attend thu innersl ou sunday, A2 oclork. from cor
King and Conover sts Bl Ooklyn. HE remains v III he
tai, to Greeuwood. xfl
TIE1GFN- On Friday, Jnlv 18th, Mr.. Elizabeth
Tiesen wife OF John q. Fe,gen, aged p years and
DAYS
The Relatives aud friends e the family respect
fully invited to attend 'he funeral, on sunday ANer-
noon A. o'clock from he late residence, eorne- sd
ct aud 10th Ave. 222
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Life IL but "a span.


LIE Is but Q spat--of horses;
One il "A Se."thc cher Prime"
Up and down the Lill our course
Go ~" poniss-'mske your time"
Boyho d plies the whip ofplesslre;
Youth Vi ~ ly : yes str Ike:
Mauhoo .,o.ds h N 81 his elsure,
LET en- rp, they're tough IS oak"
"Hi "a there" the st,kes wen pocket
To- tho winds ct are he sent;
Time. 2:io--"w. p "a socket"
''Uiye', N ST ny snd let 'em went"
on the sunny road 10 fi1y,
"Prirle." i- drJwnsd IN Lethe's stream.
s'Agc" IA len, Old, uuthriity.
Lie tLel pfUyts'a one-horse team
sac" joss on, grows quite unsteady,
els an siacNeus IA Ills &c.
"kirs-t e bucket" always ready,
owes II up"-Dss.h WINS the race
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-07-18
THE RIOTS ELSEWHERE.


Boston, July 10. The tnob sput tn thi, -';y .p
peas to have be pretty ch"ciusly squr eh,d, aud
there are no indications If its renewal A. pfecGu
tionary measure, ho-ever stronr military force sld
polcs patrol will guard the city tonish snI deer ed
Necessary, for seyei al nish,s 10 Tho Con.iltu
tions Dem cratic Club have voted to test la the
courts of law the lessliy Of the Con.cI ptlon act
lurnsrd Dose has been nucSsd for halanguius
crowd In opposition to the dram. lie vas loo ed up
default Of $1,000 bail.
Boston, juiv 10 The draft In Lowell Ch,res,o.n
Roxbury, Springfield and othcs to.n., has been ef
fected In quiei and orderly msnncr.
Boston, july II Some rovdies attempted 70 se.
up Iiot in Portsmouth, y H., Last night tut thsy
were suminsriiy squelch.d 10y the Mayor ;h pose
Of police and ei,irena Three of the ieadng rot-rs
we're badly wounded. detachment OF marine. rom
tho NAVY Yard, and . eomptny at Regulars from
for, Constitution we're promptly on hslt, lu' the
mob had becn dispersed, and quiet Lac aimee b, q
n&ntainsd
R,noneld. Mas, Juiv l6.-Ths qus. Of tn.
eiV1ns been fllci ~ day everythinp pa.sei on lar.
mG11s~ and the names OF many Of the drafted
men - ooreived With applause. Msuy p-omlutut
citizens, .noudins humber Of professions men, are
among the eonserptsd The draft IN tAis district IA
be closed to'mUTow.
The Troy Times"
1foW " u JtIp 1.-THE ofhco OF the Troy
Times will be immedisey TooFgsuiLti, and, With
typo and frerh rs.eiin, the publication Of tho
payer VII 30 resumed At once.
The Draft In Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, Jul. 1.-THE dsat in the Fifteenth
ward u lhss city has b-,n completed in quiet and
orderly manner
Ado siinsble Fnlsehood,
HorUord, L,Iy l7.-Ihe statement furnished she
press, BY way u sp insncld and Albany, that riot
vas occurring in Ih' city on Tue.d.y, v.s an sho-
minsbls fslsehood. No not OF ,umult Of any KIND
has taken DAG, here.
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DrHl@0 be va l'O} there were ms nfactured in
Drrot OF Curn NJ ,nd m kiug tobacco, not leN
th,ui Onu0 puuud the proceed les, iac nd ns
.. >, coz "a no la.c been uni,r -, 90 t0o thu la
hoitIr tmnu yed directly iDd c J., IN this part
mert G. hu.in. - were as many ~ one thousand or
tNelyo hrnd ed.
Row aud ful n Il, that OF more thsn Thousand
M! ous OF humns faces each cover nc but thr pace
II q few square Inches no Two should he ak What
c..,tor In III, h.auf mi srr.ngemeptl and vt,t n
convenience would en.ue among lovers, hu'b.nds and
vives pare. and children, debtors srd tdtoIt, "
al tbeLe d4s.lng lsA4Ix asIks Aheuld be ehleIsted
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Naval Movements.
ALL TEE nES-os.wAs IN TUB urY oLpgsGp 70 TUE
NAVY IALp.

In consequence Of the mob ot. all the men-of war
.; anchor In the different .part' Of IN. river hsve
been brought 70 the Navy Yard Il vessels, sar.y-
ng ssg egste Of IS guns had over w 10 NOON
y-terday.
1--we eces Il artillery, msnned by detschmenis q
'ailos belonging to the rec.iylns ,L.p North Caro-
lima, we've on duty dun ing yesterday al the avail
able marines we're kept on post ~ the DlrlGcks as
usual. The officer Of the corps At the station being
permanently on duty IN New York, one lieut. uant
has had TO stand suaTd at the gate sincs III re-,
began Admiral spaudlnsl has enjourd On al tie
oneeI' the necessity OF being un'iieingly vsllaut in
experimenting the different departments, AID In
watching carefully the conduct OF the employees.
TnR GEEIr ocnA, Igos Glars,
zee uest ocsxp ron e.ads D.Gtstur AID Puritan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-07-18
NkOOkLNN.

Adams ~ BKook s.-All remained quiet
vsstcit.v, and the night previous, slthoush msny
thrtsShai been made to aud bum the houses Of
c.i41er-, .hi csns.d Gicat deei Of excitement
AMI number Of persons % the Office OF the ln-
spec q ofP"lce for protection The police being all
s-tiatsd 81 oar point, 90 ~ 70 act In any great
emergency, Il npo"ihle 10 grant all the requests
that we're made several fmii s.re notified that
their re-deLce, would le ynitrJ during the night,
and IN soue instances the families removed TO ot
paoc, 10 oc'9 AMER. No house &c, on Ere,
however, and hut lev house, sero mo.sted In any
way.
The military have \. en- oreanized and are ready
for scton At moment aud tn con lance with the
poclamston u he Asyof the citizens d the yeral
afds hHvc !9rE,ed con panic. to patrol their te,pee
tive locsle. a' ui-ht. 20 as to guard against iucen-
ss,n. quad Of 80 cit kcus on du'y 10 the Is,
ard 81 Wsds on Thur,day and last uieht; and much
larger number IN the South Brooklyn wards Meet
iur' r'r hc.d est eve.ns in all the Wards, and ci,i
yen' were not wanting TO offer their services They
all prov ded -a cluts, similar to II o.e used by
tho yeucJ
ir,'c,dsr, join T5scv, on Of crowd Who assault
80 co.1red people IN Greeu Lane, on Tuctdsy night
WAS ought ,'iore Justice Perry, en- the charge o,
'tor.nr she rss,d'uco o. James Henry white tcoor.
! rd) and afcr d. vius m out. assuitins him Tho
comp s.uint tl.od to I'm sway lu, WA seized aud
beaten. ~ houso "a occupied by tao coorcd fami.
Ice. TA corp a'n,rt had not Offended the accused
/ ~ an manner. .hc Justice convicted Tracy and
fuct hIr, $50 In default Of payment be p.s sent 10
al.
DRowsrr -4h" body Of man was picked
~ in he Asu;e poct Rstin, Which 1t is asesrtained
hom found IA HI, pockets TO be tia, q Captain
! Ii1ie'wa1, OF the big Maf,hsll. q Drooklyn Who
! hts "a mi'-iuk Tor tour dave The Temains we're
| tAktn IA cha 90 bl Coz on.T SouIs.
! LAy =. II. \ BrI sIKr will lecture to-mor-
| ror ~, ming, - e. i.,k, In the Park r srnsels
! t.7.h. A. o., 9th of Myrfe Ascn4u, On "Csin,
ia, i've u tle iusest.r iroA cod"
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ITO BAK EkS--WA YOUNG MAN
found Inquire corner Liberty and streets, Green.
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Albany. July Il. Tho iith Volunteer Artilcr,
ana bth Militia iesimsn,, are her" frorn Rochester,
the order 10 proc ed 70 Ses York having e. coun-
termhndsd. similar order, 10 the sGth and lu
regiments from Onoulasa were also eolutcImandei
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tns- she could no% b serious He was oayC
painttr"
"sh. killed him I" was the significant ans 40
Of Sir Arthur. And Mans 5sxouJury bursAnA
iNsp.
TIE rsp.
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lie va obcy,d, amid tn. loud cheering Of ID.

49,. m. ,,,.,x
s.embiy' 'Oe''u '"'u 'ne 'ouu '"ee''ns o' ''7
TIE A,ehbsho, and ,ho.. nm ,bs t,ieo,v tho, ,e
tired Amer, .,,iny bin.,i, -, ,,,,,,.,,.nt
"a Ior, and r.reivin, III. c,r,,..,.st,,,.,fred,.
and seutI.u,ep .-,.e,t eA,rlt,.i,,,e..,ca
study. Tn. main mart ~ tho s...r,hi, t,yin, ..r
nt,,, crowd ,cu,in,d ,,,,i,,.i, i..t.,s a.
house, -h.,, Father STAR. r.,, on H.. n. co,y ,,i
topins 10 them % re- 49, ah-iv Ji,o.,,e,,
a, the ,.r. time Tho Hi.bon ho,n - , ,,r ,tr4.v
bestowed the n,o,,oi b.ue,lction - fvt,o-
m,n,. .e,tc,I, a so<,pt.n,n. ,sm,ip.t
,,o,., 80, 49,. .
..',' go .'' 80 .e.s
800 ~, . ~ ''H' ''' 81"
=, W" t
bu,ipe,. 4, rrn,lr, ,A,r,. I'LL. y.r.
o.. llto, q, ,r,.ib,., ,s.x. A.. ,.f..r.-.. have
. 80 INV " $50
r'lmen 'h'h oi4'haTF "IefA'loh' leN i''''"'
o. di'ofoer refns ~ eic'p ~ IN 'maiI d''' ~ 'ne
eastern par, Of 'hc city, eofnr'i'.af pat OF the
tlshit nh and 1venty'h''' ",fc- Inc pnNee
sVTg"here aet 'uihoie~ hi.''f, '"'e +" no"
here to 'upTes Any Illegal ro'''hen'' however i"'
midhble.
Let me .rhort ysu' therefore TO pnisus yonf
ofdinsy bu'ine' h'oih ''pee'AlY si c'o"d''
Remain quieI' at Jour h'me'' e10'r' 'h'n e.
smed In bu'ire' d ~'Fiing th' authogin'' N
sorns orgsnir,i force. when Tie m'.rary aWe''
IN the ''rest'' DO not sa'h'r about ~ hsih' cure
that II (" dong IT. duty In obedience 70 o'ae''
from superior suthoHty, your homes n1 y"hi -. r.
OF bu'inc's you nave ~ nj 10 n'l.nu' ana 80 your
duty TO defend them ~ Ell nae rus e'h 20 no M
uLhA'ioh ana !" no 'thhnd i'f money ~ th' p'e
OF your WI - my ''''" '""' '.' 10 "'
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JANIS II Fay, Proves, Nar,hal General.
Strength OF the ,iili'ary in this CITY,

More troops are erpe'.'i and the number of ,lo p
viil prob,hy. Ia day Of two, augmented 70 900,
q several Of the New lofh and Bloo.lJ Ies,msuts
will arrive to-day.
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Then turning round lG.
my service 70 you, Master Mcru -
nephew Francis, and al tho rest. Culihf tINlh
II all the folks here must moi be hort = a. o.;
look SO con'ol table and happy IS they L nlB.NY.
you don't mean 10 rrs kon yoursefathsu' .-.t' VI
then, Mastr ohAs," ob'erved heru, ,,r'..' 10 "a
eo,taes Nat impere,y concealed his \ cow IL
Men OF The world never reoson , The s,o me-,
when a. ey get among innoeent,," rspechs a''- o.
. ne Of easy impud nee. "But deuce -
did not Nink Master Msrus FITes-. I
charged aud ID sssin" dER MAfsV
Then you did not know that WAS ~. We '.tl
for ire. kt" e. Retire.. a,
"A hsght !" repeated the d,hsrman
lords Of ChAlonnes charged you with ANS. ,l'J
OF their d staf ~ , '..". o. ~"
"No, dist.G, but some one who h. u; r.,s 4, r,
use H." d tiA.us "a 4.
Le1in iol owed the looks otths barge ..'
the chr 4, = eorn.-, and 10 there psi ELGlLA.
spinning b the Ere side. mo e.
"F.iih!'Ls pretty Entins :" tvslsntliI - = b.,
show goes 4 with yoL, Eaunsit" .,,ul'n.. ~ .'.s
Colder NsH In Abe month Of "
gin" said the 1smsel, whose OMITTED ~
laughing mouth, and sAucy ~ y ~ nrsra .... ,.
| character. y pa - tlt .... 100 :
| "And is this the way you a. ~ 't
| 81 vincenrs He mitsgsr iG
| 'csnnot tne lovely E,iiine fan Me- AMI
NO" replied she tronicai W h1l la.e s.,'
heavy on my hands, ~ ker H.As, y. &
| plough, nor dnve the oxen, noel
| seISant lads"
| 'LsIin save knowing loo
To be Cont,n