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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-02-16
EYES PUNISHMENT.

She knelt-the ever glorious sky
Spread its blue wings above
And angel harps were breathing songs
Ofnever dying love;
1he stainless moon was gfancing orIght'
Upon the glittering robes Of night
She knelt-the myriad stars locked down,
In their untiring gaze,
Upon the bright aud sinless bower,
Her home in happier days:
The sapphire wall of heaven unturled
Their banners to the Eden world.
She knelt-the earth lay calm beneath
The Holy Spirits smile
And strains ofseraph melody
Stole on her ears the while
And whispering winds. and zephyrs bland,
Her pale and feverish temples fann'd.
She knelt--in its untroubled pride.
The wayeless stream rolled bv.
And glittered in the beamy night
OF the unclouded Sky
And onward passed, in murmuriup sween.
Unto the vast and watery deep.
She wept-a curse was on her heart.
A curse that could not die.
For the deep sin which rested there,
Was registered on high
She wept-her scared heart could not bear
Fhe starless night of its despair.
She wept-to leave the sunny flowers.
That gemmed the sylvan scene,
And danced like fairy jewellers,
Upon the glittering green
Which almost offered rivalry
Unto the bright and glorious sky.
She wept-that all the shining host
That gazed upon her then,
Should never light her steps unto
1hatSsanless bower again
Bat hence her heritage should be,
To toss on life's wild billowy seat
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UUEGESTER' IS. Jan &c, 1881.
'AkEN on Executions, (having been pre-.
Ill ViouS'y attached on mesne precess,) and
ern' IN Sterling, on SATURDAY, the 2Gth dam of
1I,e0ruary neat, at one o'clock, P. NJ. all tho
flight in Equity which JOHN BURPFE has
10 redeem the mortgaged Real Estate, situated
ABOUT one mile northerly of the Meeting House
IN SAID Sterling, whereon he and Elijah Bur
81 SAINT UOTTCuTON n y,
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SETH HOLDEN, y. Sheriff

a ' %T aTI IS. Jan. Is, 1881.
"A TTACHED on mesne process, taken on
IN Execution, and will be sold at Public Auc.
tlon on SATURDAY, the nineteenth dan of Feb.
rsaTV neat, at three o'clock, P. NJ, at the Inn
1 n AVA Hathaway, in Barre, all the Right in
E9ully mat RUFUS SMITH of Barre, has to
he has formerly lived, with House ,bereon
Sn.ano'ng' situate in the westerly part of said
naffe' and containing about IA acres of Land.
be the same more or less N'
SETH HOLDEN. D. Sheriff
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SAM'L. HOUGHTON, D. Sheriff

"9 mtC .si,, S. Jan. Is, 1881.
"A ACHED on mesne process, taken on
fA- Execution, and will be sold at Public AM
lon, at Howe's tavern, in Berlin, on MoNpAv
ne 2oth dug Of February merit, at one oclock
r. M, all the Right in Equity which RUFUS
HOWARD has to redeem the mortgaged Real
Estate, IN Berlin, where he now lives and i'm.
proves, also, a small Tenement in the west
ard. Jaw"
5" LYMAN nOOpr n e,~
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MEDICINES. P.aLNTS,
u lit their Store opposite the Centre School
House, Main Street,

U III IhetF NOre opposite Tie Centre School
House. hain-Strest,
AVE constantly on hand general assert
n ment OF Drugs and Medicines, Paints and
Oil, Dye Stuffs, Patent Medicines. Perfumery,
Cosmetics, English and American Fancy SOAP,
Tooth, Hair, Nail, and Comb Brushes.
-LIKEwIsE-
Pot and Pearl Ashes, Sal Eratus, Spices,
Raisins, Figs, and Fruits of other kinds. Also.
Lorrillards Maccoboy, Rappee, Scotch, and
coarse Rappee Snuff and Tobacco Spanish
and American Cigars Cavendish and Common
Tobacco; Smoking Tobacco, Pipes, &c. SC.
" At the same place may be found vare-
ty of other articles, which have not yet been
named in an advertisement, the quality and
price of which shall give satisfaction to the
purchaser.
Worcester, Jan. 10. ec1v
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TO BE LET.

Il THNHAT convenient Dwelling
fFsaITs4 III House and Garden, lately
IsiS M owned and occupied by Col Sam'l.
4-s=s4k==zA- Ward, in Worcester Immediate
will be given. Application NAV be
made TO SAMUEL ". BURNSIDE, BEEJAMIN Bur
MAN, ARTEMAs WARD, or CHARLES ALLEN.
Worcester, Feb 9.
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A TTAGaaES;6 Ss' Jan. Is, 1881.
4 4 n Executions, and will be sold at PnhI;o
auction on SATURDAY, the 18Th dan of FeLrma.
~ NeIt, at two O'Clock, P. NJ, at the Inn of
ava hathaway, in Barre, all the Right in
Equlty that JAMES OLIVER of Barre. bn.
TO 10 redeem the mortgaged Real Estate on which
ne now lyes' with the Buildings thereon. sit.
uale ~ the easterly part of said Barre. and
more or less ~ '"e same
5 SETH uOT nCN
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For SALE.

A SECONDHAND SINGLE CARDLNG
IA ENGINE, for Wool, which will be sold
very cheap Inquire of the subscriber in
Grafton, near the Central Manufac Comp'ys.
Establishment e. F. TUCKER.
Feb. g
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Ian Of 1895

WORCESTER, SIS. Jan. &c, 1881.
NAkEN on Execution, (having been pre-
- Viously attached on mesne process,) and
WIN De soid at Public Vendue, at Hobbss Tav-
Fe0TnGTy ne1t, at three o'clock, P. M. all the
Right In Equity which MOSES BAILEY has
10 redeem the following described mortgaoed
Real Estate viz: the Land and BuiIdinra
whereon he now lives, containing about three
acres Also, about half an acre of Land. ON
me southerly. side of the road, and opposite tho
mouse OF Jonas Bailey Also, about ten mere.
OF Wood Land, near Mellen Hollow so called =.
all situated in said Sterling.
o SAM'L. HOUGHTON, D. Sheriff
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SLEIGHING SONG.
BIZ HANS VAN PoENG.
rnnrrilY snnnd the hells

SLEIGHlNG SONG.
BIZ HANS VAN PoENG.
Merrily, merrily sound the bells
As DER the ground we roll;
And the snow-drift brraks in silver fakes
Before our Carole
While, muffied in sabes rich and warm,
With mantle and beaver digit,
We drive in the teeth of the angry storm,
Or skim in the cold moonlight.
Merrily, merrily, &c.
Merrily, rnerrily sound the bells
Upon the wind without,
When the wine is muled, and the waffle culled
And the joke is passed about;
And rosy lips and dimple cheeks
The flash of wit inspire,
While mirth in many bright eye speaks,
Around the cracking FIRE
Merrily, merrily, &c.
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REAL ESTATE.
TO BE LET.

TO BE LET,
a ND possession given LIST April
fESEtFA IA next, that valuable T.4VER.N
lRHeEz with extensive Stables, situated on
A--'zS'ss1S~ the Mill Dam or Western Avenue,
now occupied by Col. Bigelow. This is the
only house of Public Entertainment on that
mportant thoroughfare, and will continue to
secure increasing patronage. For terms, which
for undoubted security will be moderate, apply
to JOHN A. LOWELL, Oliver-st, Boston.
Feb. 9. 9w
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THIN SHOES. Caligula once wished that
the Romans had but one head, that he might
strike it off at blow. Had the power of
the Roman Emperor, would exert it in
way more beneficial TO mankind, or rather
woman-kind. would forbid under heav-
penalty any female appearing out of doors
in thin shoes. Such is the influence of
fashion, that for the sake of having. or ap-
pearing to have, small foot lady will
promenade the streets when the side walks
are covered with ice, snow and water, and
her own feet barely covered with shoes
thinner than paper. No wonder that con-
sumption is the lot, the untmely lot, of so
many Of the young, she beautiful and ac-
complished Of the American fair-no won
der THAT, clad so lightly, they are unable to
withstand the ineemencies of climate,
against which the stoutest constitutions are
not proof. Nature clothes the brute crea-
ton IN garments suited to the season, but
art dresses our ladies' on a system diamet
rlcahy opposite. Surely if the latter could
examine the bills of mortality, and see how
many OF their number are the victims of
fashion, they would be startled, if not adj
monlshed by the fact.--.9Eerandri Gazette
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MORAL. Every one wishes to be what
ne is not. The poor man thinks that power
ty Is peculiar for its trials and temptations;
that if he were rich he should certainly be
good, benevolent, and happy. The rich, in
the midst of his possessions. is efien weary
OF g. world that has no new excitement to Of
fer; fretted by ten thousand pretended
claims on his generosity; embittered bv in
gratitude, and sickened with the heartless
BATTERY of contending heirs. The unedu-
Gated man envies the idol of literary fame :;
every thing seems bright and golden in his
path, and he does not know how often the
darling of popular favor, meurns for the
peaceful spirit of the unambitious and the
untroubled faith of the ignorant; how often
he desplses the friendship which he sees
but'as selfish desire, or of temporary i'm
portance; and how, In very heart-sic kness,
he shrinks FROM the publicity which the
world will heap upon him, and the rancor-
Gus anlmosity it is sure to bring in its train.
Content is the whole Of wisdom, the amount
of all philosophy. Every class of mankind
has an equal share of happiness, and if we
do not believe it, it is because we have a
more distinct knowlesgeof our own troubles
than of any others. We may believe that
if we could exchange places with the veal
thy and the celebrated, we should have
philosophy enough to avoid their restless
ness and languor; but we deceive our
selves. Mortals cannot escape a mingled
destiny. For wise purposes there is drop
of bitterness at the fountain-it mixes with
all the waters of life: and whether we
drink from an earthen or golden cup, we
cannot escape our portion
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Penn AND THE INDIANS. William Penn
made himself endeared to the Indians Inv
his marked eondeseension and acquiescence
in their wishes. He walked with them, sat
with them on the ground, and ate with them
OF their roasted aeorRs and hominy. At
this they expressed their great delight, and
soon began to show ho&v they could hop and
jump; at which exhibition William Penn, to
cap the climax, sprabg up and beat them
ali We are not prepared to credit such
light gaietyin sage governor and religious
chief; but we have the positive assertion of
a woman Of truth, who said she saw it.
There may have been very wise policy in
the measure as an act Of Cancellation with
more than regiment Of sharp-shooters
He was then sufficiently young for any agil-
ity; and we remember that one of the old
Journalists among the Friends speaks of
him as having naturally an excess Of leyity
OF spirit for grave minister.
Watson's Annals.
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BREvTrY. A formal old gentleman, finding
ms horse uneasy under the saddle, alighted and
called to his servant in the following manner !:
Tom, take off the saddle on my bay horse and
"a lay u upon the ground; then take the saddle
rom rom your grey horse, and put ii on my bay
noase lastly, put the other saddle upon your
y nurse. The fellow gaped all the while
=" LaSh;a-day, sir, csnld YOU moi Eavo saH a,
sAses shAnko the saddles T. '"'" ~
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FOR SALE.

Sutton, Jan. 10.
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The most valuable remedy discovered for Con-
SYMPTOMS, .4sthma, Pleurisy, Splitting Of
Blood, Hopping Coughs, and Pulmonary
affections of every kind.
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Land for Sale.

THllE Sabscr,brr wishing To remove u ~
- Wea, Offer. for SALE. an very a.eofnmo
ds,ias term, the Tract " Land wbefron u
nov resides. Th,. lrsei which Is situated 10
/ pia.ylvsaia Conais. On The main r'sa from
Pannii's PER-, to Pn,s, isania Con- -hons',
five miles hom the futmsf, aud i"e"tJ i've
from tie latter, contain. about 10 ~ lou acre,
on hon, s,B,s ~ Suaiehiaohe Creek, con
si.l, rsble aussiits whe,so Is good tobacco baud
A ntauts description OF 'sp baud Is deemed IN
NECESSARY. rs j, ~ presumed no person would
purchase without sisai tg the prra'ses The
imp osen.ns 60 asnt Of good dwelling house,
several ht.i rate tobacco bafnS, new grdns'y
81 bv % feet, All ire house walled up with stone
which has neser failed 10 keep nc throughout
the season, when 6llsd besides all Other NJ
e.ssary bsildiogs for the accommodation OF u
large family. The plantation IL IN good ~
par aud sufioitui 10 work 10 OF u hands to
advantage.
An. per'on disposed 10 purchase, would do
well 10 hake All early application, asa great
bargain may be hat the payments viii be
one fourth in hand sad the bnla"ce ~ equal
inslalnienls Uf QUE. two saj three ,ears.
CORNELIUS Me1ANEY
March 81 "Is
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. III ofk.is.,, IN LiJer,g Pod oTes 90 tie
ala Mafeh, 1881.

q III, ofksllt,. m LiJexig Pod ofes 90 Tie
3la Mdfeh, 1881.
a-Rey Abnsr Anthony.
pJ,,a.t Batsr Walker Brown. Il lchard Bosthe, or
Sophfa Lee - al .t 81,
Gu Fli Cox joan Compton, Bedford Clerk.
UOJedah Uo0iy, Henry Debo, Leafs D1llon, Irs.
NJ Dulin. William Davenport, yoha DgTen.
TNorai,lrn NJ Eafy, Ms. SUSAN r. Ellsworth.
John Eishes
GCapt Borr i;ariand, I.a< Giipin, George Giltner.
rohr f;srdou. James Gordon, Charles Glenn.
u--pe,er Hunter, IloIgI- Hogan. Richard Hudson,
Ana.a w. Holmes, Rev. Robert Hurt, Oriah Hatcher.
Mrs Martha irvine, LoraJ Jordan, Dudley jones,
Capt Henry Jones, Mrs. Sarah Jones'
H--Stan1sld Keys.
I-itesnndef Lee, WIN! Lowry. jr.
n-dr.. Sarah Nafiin, john Markham, Matilda MD
dctu James aieadland, John Map hew, James Mayhem.
Jane. Martih, William Morse, y. NJ. ElJah Murdsck,
Nnnm Madra. -.
P-Johu Pase. John Pratt Thomas Patterson, Rev
Horny :. Peyt0n.
R-RIc,afd Robertson. ". P. Rogers, Thomas Ro-
bcrtson, Niles Eliza j. Robertson, Miss Polly h. Ro-
bert,on, benjamin =. Reese
s-Janies Stone. J1men spradling, Elizabeth Silver,
jaime, II Sta,yari, Mr.. Martha Stewart, Reayes D.
Ser0.gs, Bedford Sheriff ..
T-itobert Tinsley ,, Miss Frances Turner Henry
L. Tucker =, Georse Thomas, Benjamin Turner, sen.
Eartlctt Thompson, Mrs. Aun TOney, Green Tay Tor.
M-aIoss William, Charles WhiteIey, Mas selise
s. White Benjamin Wit, Mary White, David Wade,
Geurgo Welsh. Wm. X PORIEh, r. NJ.
An,h7 W.T.
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April II

XTtRGiSIA.-Ata Superior Conr' Of Chan.
v Gerry, holden Mt the to"u al l,ynchbpfg
on III. 9th day of November, 1S;D--Richaf ri
II. Bu,ks aud Richard Harrison. Plds. a
gans Henry Camden, WIN II. Camden,
Wesley l. d mean aud Sally ". his wife,
Mary c. Camdtu und Henry L. W. Cam
den. Duns
Dc the motion 81 the Plaintiff. by counsel
the amrndrd oil Of The plaintiff iiud in ihi,
csns , ia disiniss ed--snd whsrrnpon this cause
came on 10 he heard. ON the orig ina bill sn-
swers and exhibits. ana was argued b. couh-
al :--Od cunsiderzi Iou whereof, the count he =
ing OF opinion thai the deed % HE 10Th day Of
April, 1918 flied ~ one Of he .ih,brts ~ this
cause marked F.'Is voluntary aud fraudulent.
a. itIeIstos 10 toe plaintiff, doth adj,siee, or
det and decree, that The same he set ABIDE Ias
null aud Void ana the court DOH further Bd
Judge, oidtr ard decree, that the defend
ats do OLIVER the poss.ssl u 81 tic lands ~
the said decree j 10 the plaintiff, aud ihe
coorl doth lurlH er adjadge. otd"' aud decree,
that tn dcfendants pay uuio ihe plaintiffs then
costs by theul in iii. bshaf expended, unles.
the sad defendants show ohusr 10 The contrary,
nn or he forp TN thrd day OF the term pekl
after bey shs have brrn served with a copy
ot This decree. a coPy-fss'e,
JOHN WILLS
April II Nv
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March 81

To Ipm. Davis and Robert ShdSfedd.
ITm. Shostcdd, Edmund Shdstedd,
Francis Shastead and Elizabeth
Shastead, hsus and Representatives.
of James Shd,tcad. sen. dec.
nyAkL NOTICE, tnaI on the 9th day OF
Ma, Deit. ai W. McCal's Tavern. Pediar
Mia, Amheist enunty. shall take The Depot
uons OF Lindsey Burks. and others. 10 be- read
ss evidence on the trial OF u suit inihe Superior
Comi OF Chancery holden III Lyncbbmg. IN
which AN plant Il aud yoo ere defendant.
II SAD dispositions srs not tIkrn or completed
on that day. they will be taken OF continued on
the 7.b. RiCIID. .. LLLia. sur
VIKING ps.tnr oil jno q X 5 Els.
March 3 s2m
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Aprn

WihdiNlA--At rulesholdcn III tho clerks Office Ofe
" superior Court of Chancery for the Lyuchburs
district, the TIN day Of March, lS3l-N Titan t.
S'arh' rIu against Joseph Chiffon, James Beuagh,
hichard Perkins. curator. admir- aud ex'or OF Jual
1hloll, dec. Raleigh Chiffon, Tucker ". Clark and
Edward u. Clark, Defts
!, Inc defendant Joseph Chiffon, not having entered
s appearance aud given security according TO the act
Of Assembly aud the rules of tis court and Il appeuipg
" satisfactory evidence that he 10 inhdbhdai u
s country II Is ordered, that the said delensaptuo
PPeur mere ON the tie nth day Of the answer
ue p OF the plaintiff, and that copy ofs order be
orthwitn Inserted in SOME newspaper printed III the
o"h oi iy hchbufg for two months Successive ely, ahu
posted at .he front door Of the court hous IN sad
''"h' copy-Tcsle,
J. WILLS, &C
March II
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sI0O REWARD.

unUSAWAY from the Subscribers residing
HI ia the county Of Buckingham, negro
man MaS5ER and his wiis MALlHDd.
Msnser - sboal ordinary size, bei~eeh 70 = ."
wars OF age, compile I,op ratbei yelo"i he hoe
a large scsr 90 his breast oecasnued from q
bun, .hsn small he Is a harmless inohensise
nsgto. Alel,ods - aDoat the same age az Inc
man, Of ordinary size, has very oncomHlo"
bn.,y head OF hair, rather Of lnasan asonprx-
ion. win some dark lr.csles IA 'iH face. SHE 10
a very Intelligent woman and WAS principally
raised On K.nawha. near Tie salt works. she
is Will acq 9nied in the eonn'es Oh BEDFORD
and Giles She wns the property oil Joseph
Evans, who osned sald woman Two years aud
ll,ed o the county of GIles-Lvsns purchased
her Of Brown aud ChStof, LynchbuIg. We
wdI give reward of $50 each, II lahea GU,
the State sothAt wegrt theln again or re
ward Of $50 each il takeo IN the State and sc
cured ia lall SO that we gel them.
POHHATAN JONES,
ANDERSON u. ABRAHAM.
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TTH<aJNlA.5-5hta Court hold for Bedford Comfy 1t
the Court House. the 2iih day OF January, 1871
W Eham Crump, Complainant, against Leroy Jordan
Defendant. In Chaneery.
Inc defendant Leroy Jordan not having entered
MS appearance and given security according TO the acl
OF Assembly aud the rules ofths court & appearing {"
the satisfaction OF the court that he is not nhabtnIt
OF TINS Commonwealth on motion OF the Complainant
by his counsel II is ordered that the SAID deitn-
da4t do appear here oil the fourth Monday in April
next aud answer the bill OF the Complainant, that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in the Lynch
burg 'irginan, public newspaper published III tue
town OF Lynchburg for two months sucC ess'e, ana
posted st the front door fthe courthouse ofs county
on two several court days
Copy-VestG, g. A. WINGPIELD, DC.
Feb. "a w2m
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Y nhE subscriber res,ec,hilv ;0f.,n.o
- public that ne has now az INFORMS 'he
ren!ty splendid articles IN h;s iins ,'s sna some
and. also; that he has made arraos as,ns'ss
which "' enable him NIL times, and ~ ,4
@ @h "0 'hs;r 70 supply those who may Gayr
n''' WIN Tue" patronage wnh Coaches Gu; of
baronches, or any other de,crin,;o" tI,gs,
r'hges, from Newark. (N.J.) ahicb !. u I. C"r-
10 be The pery 6sst Manu)aeiOrv o. !" hnown
IN The a'ortd. Arrangement, hsy .+'a a','efes
%sde W." Vim maf',,"e'"re' in phdade,biaD se
nss 80" sssv ,1a' any Ord'r may be-
The subscriber likewise go supplied
on The Carriage making cuisines 20 carry
Pared to ma@e Carriages ofnn" . anu IS pre-
which may b. wanted by thus -. inscription
a.ms manufacture. He will. also DO prefer pre- the
OF repair, a" the cheapest terms, and in s 'hs
Aug. 30 'oLakE.
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M OllCE.-AgretaDs to lie uoyi,lons of
AJ sirust deed, executed by Bengamin Nor
vel, besT,ng date the 9th day OF September
1874, aud duly at record IN the County Cour,
u Amherst, wlIl be exposed 10 sale, at public
auction, 70 the higrest bidder, for cash, on Sat
nrday the ] h da. OF May next, at the Ia
vern Of Nh. Nancy Hill in ,he county OF
Amherst tue following Slaves VIZ Beny,
oeorge, Ned, and Am Eiz or so many OF
OF them as may be suii eat tn answer the
purposes oi said trust deed. The Trustee will
oaly sell such little as is gwen him by tie said
deed, which sprssnmed unqnestinnahle.
JAMES L. LAMPklN, Trustee.
April 7. IDS
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gAED.

TNHE Subscriber having pufchssed OF Mf.
- Samuel g. NJrve his mirrt Il IN the a.
bose concern, TAKES pleasure IA announcing 10
his friends aud the public generally. 'hn1 he
~ III still continue tbs Dry Goods baslnsss IN
tbn same hoOse.
H. has spent s"versl months 10 the cities OF
New York and Phdsdelphia tins spring, sud
has purchased az exclusive assortment OF Sta
ple and Fancy d., Goods ofib. very latest
,,,Ie. all of which will be snld ~ reduced pr-
ee,. GRIEF b. LATE.
Anril
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DISSOLUTION.

TllftE C6pstinrr.t,p Bsieiolore essl'pg b1.
i tw.sa the subser6efs. under the hrm vi
Nors.ll Il Taie. v.s Dissolved On the o'a ,nsi'
-, mn,uai epnsrnt. All psr.ons iodebtsd 10
the said coac,rn are .sqassied 10 make ini-
mediate ,aymrni 10 Gnei Il. faies--sn having
eiaims nsa,nst the i'm Wi pfrsenI then 10
him for payment. sAMi.. q. NoRvLbL,
GRIEF Is. 1A1E.
Aaf1 II
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ii. fate. decree, ! assi away
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: To seem, OF yoaih', lar happier Jay,
10 home, Il if,sn,is. 10 yep.
IN nj. ] m ,lopnH 10 move.
Nesth o'h-r ,kies ~ ,uain
lar, IA from all. oa earth, love.
From TREAD. Hsd sncIsj home.
Hutle me roam wheeler may.
'Seath Lapiana. sk, or Ares ray;
Or let NY tate bee some shore,
Nheie ocean wastes IT. widest roHr--
Where man his footsteps ne'sr hath bent,
nor wumsn's voice il elHta,s baib lent
whereof g., whsrs's, bs.
Nhalesr1 lst.d. Or ,saliss 10 zee.
aiy Thoughts shs u sandrr back 90 you
SBd lnget "a on' lsst sdieu.
Al lei anr he Hu ,Yili cat
On some unt,pdden, aessr, waste
heff ~ III iondl, thi,k ~ you.
And Ia teituspeetvs sl.,g.
WIZ iuTu g. tausn fright Aays of wore
1ihso h0pe u1irsmmelfd, hov.rN OR
. Gas les gi,iiering IN me sk.,s--
hhen iasty no.aied all so b,ight,
And Every Tough aud pu.s. beat light
sahen friendship, (bni fern Tor los,)
Abound s'S besn' It, garland sose.
Ans those attic DAYS Ger,
1hosr shoi tlived io,s ar, t.lt M mo,.
Bal nevef stall they Do forgot,
lon memory's caste the ioeeliesi molly
Farewell again, once more ad,eo--
May bie's best ooniods dow Tar you.
AMI should one ,a'e your bosoms
May heaven lis heating cumiou leaf,
May angels quit their sh in,ng sphere.
10 Mas Away your ialliag team,
Aud When Soe eslml, sink 10 .le.p.
lo deaths cold arms ~bil. pity wr.os
v" mry Jour souls In Triumph rs,.
And i've aud rsisn beyond The skies.
New Gla,gos, April 7, 1880.