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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-11
Ofr MISUNDERSTANDING.

49, ~~S~AASNA AANAAO3a
In cloing their hrs yearss experience the subsct-
bers avail themselves O. the ocGaslon TO express
grateful recognition of the generous patronage which
has rewarded their exertions to suit the public taste
and also 10 make sOne announcement of their intentions
for the ensuing twelve months.
They purpose to continue MORT public favor by the
same attention TO their assortment of AMERICAN and
FOREIGN hooks, that has hitherto made il the best
selected ana most general stock in Massachusetts, and
which they intend to materially increase during the
spring, y an importation Of English and French slaid
ard Publications.
Their assortment Of BLANK BOOKS and STATION.
Ekf Is large and carefully selected comprising not on
~ the whole detail Of articles, but variety of each
item The addltion Of large aud entirely NEW BIND
Ehf TO Their Establishment, will enable them not ony
TO iurnsha warranted article of Blank Books, but Afford
the reading community facility for the furniture
OF their Libraries. Tie Binding his Establish
mont will be perfected by the best workmen with the
most modern tools aud with careful prom titude
NY recent arrangement with the Worcester County
bible Society, the large stock u Pt9LES heunging to
that Association, Is removed to this store, which is aso
the authorized and only Repository OF the american
Tract Society, and the American and Mass Sabbath
school Unions, In Worcester county
The subscribers think thsre tie need of recurring
TO tter facilities Tor obtaining Goods nj the lowest
prices, oe for a0lLng them TO lhs public at the most
reasonable rates They intend RETAIN Ii pussible by
careful attention TO the Requirements Of the public the
patronage already conferred on them.
JOHN KEITH d. CO.,
No, $50 Main street, Worcester, Nass
Feb, ie, 1858. d,f
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New Garnet Store.


TUE subscriber, having moved into the new and
I magnificent Store No. 272 Washington street,
is now prepared to offer tbs Trade one Of the arg-
est and best selected Stocks of
C a r p Il II N G. s
in the county, embracing all the and most desira-
bic patterns from the best Manufactures in EUROPE
and AMERICA.
The Tapestry Velvets aud Brussels com
prise the most scientific patterns in the world which
for elegance Of sly lie, beaut! of design and Durability of
fabric, cannot be surpassed in this any other city.
The THREE PHYS embrace many new patterns,
copied from English Tapestries, and be found no
where else in first hands.
The super5fnes, Extra Fines, Fines, Commons, and
Cotton HgraiHS, will be sold the lowest market pri-
PAINTED FLOOR CLOTHS,
of every descriptions from three feet twenty -four feet
wide, will he offered at the lowest figures Many of
these Goods patent finish, closely Initiating Velvet
Tapestry, AMI Of bright euameed surface materially
increasing the Durability ofthe Cloths
CANTON MATTlNGS, BAY STATE FGLTINGS,
Rugs, " COL, and other Mats Bookings, ~ C,
&c, which viii be sold Tor CASHi
EDWARD c. STEVENS.
Boston, March 2 1853 dSmA
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Sour LEouGH.-'Mother, asked little girl,
while listening to the reading Of Uncle Toms Cab
in,~why don't the book never mention Topsy's last
name2 I've tried TO hear i whenever il spoke Of
her, but il has not once spoke it,
why, she had no other name, child
Eyes, she had, mother, and know IT,
sWhat " itP
'Why, Turvy-Topsy Turvy.'
You had better 90 TO bed, my DEAR said the
mother. YOU are as bad as your old grandmother,
for she can't cay pork without beans for the life Of
ber.Prop. Mirror.
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EVA tremendous hail Storm occurred at Haynes
vile, Alabama, last week. The stones were as large
as marbles
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IE~The Silver Greys are making desperate
effort to keep Fletcher Webster in office al BIOS.
on.
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Excelsior Eating HOUSE No. 237.

Excelsior Eating House No. 237.
VNHIs neat and beautiful Eating House is kept by
Hessrs. FHAYER 81 GATES,
where they keep constantly on hand all varieties Of Con
fectOnefy, Foreign and Domestic Fruits c., at whole
sale and etail
In connect or with the above, theY have fitted
expressly for a Ladies' and Gents Refreshments Room.
They also furnish families with the best kinds Of Oy
sters, by the pint, quart, or gallon
Messis. Ttayer & Gates hope by their united efforts
to merit continuance OF that generous pan onage which
has hitherto been beson ed upon them by discriminate
ing public. BENJAMIN THAYER,
Oci2l dtf ID. C. GATES
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NOTICE.

TNHE City Sections would inform the citizens of Wor
IL ceser, tha' they have taken Rooms
at No. 6j FRONT Street,
where they viii keep general assortment Of Hard and
Nnolt " God COFFlNS
NThey also Agents for Fiske's Metallic Burial Ca.
YtN5oi which they have good assortment Also al
Ans OF Grave Cphes and every Thing required in their
me, furnished AT shon notice.
GEO. SESSIONS,
HORACE MlRlCK.
Jahz9 doodaw6m
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NEW LUMBER YARD

NEW LUMBER YARD
at the Norwich Rail Road Depot,
yETHERE will be keptby the undersigned CONSTANTLY
w on hand, all the various kinds and qualities Of
Eastern, Western and Northern Lumber
Consisting Of Boards, Plank, Joist, Shingles, Clap
boards, Piekets, Laths Waite Wood, Ash, Black
Walnut. and Cherry
FRAMES supplied 10 OrGer ar shorI notice. ana all
LnmDer sofa OH the most reasonable terms, 0v
> y, MORSE & co. .
II Office No. 10 Mechanic at aug28 dtf
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K. YOUAG, Successor to q. s. Ellis,
TX EEPS constantly on hand an extensive Stock of
IN Fancy GOOds, Toys, ard Useful Artfcies,
which he offers to he public reasonable terms at his
great "H4RIETY SrORE,'' No. Sc Main street
UMBRELLAS, and PARASOLS,
ofall sorts and sizes Cotton and Scotch Ginghaps;
Alpaca and ~tlk, ui al cooIs varying ia price from
so cents TO So 90. As we keep II SORTS Ct Materials
and Trimmings Tor Umbrellas and Parasols our flcili-
ties are not surpassed by Establishment in this
country for repirng altering and covering, which re-
ceive our part oalar attention
Canes and Other nice articles repaired with great care
Pinking done,-Eyeleis set, &c. Rocking HORSES
Comes, and thousands of other articles for the amse-
ment and instruction Of hafen
Also, Birds, Bird Seeds Bird Cages,
and all the Trimmings for Cages, with every article
wanted by hi Keepers.
Baskets, VIII ow " are Childrens CARRIAGES Cabs
Dolls, and Doll boiies, all sizes, &c. Fine Feather
Busters all kinds OF Bru hes, All Of Combs and
thousands of ar ices not possible to enUmerate \ sN
Fairs and Charitab ocielies supplied with 40 a.
THY of Fancy Articles, Mt wholcsle prices, Now
privilege Of returning all unsold. e SO .
Observe The sign OF P.A>
No IS Main street, little below the .S>1Neaf rag
MARI
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Book Agents Wanted /!

BOOK agents wanted
Nfl MEN Of good address and business capacity, are
~ wanted 10 sell by subscription, in Worcester,
liampden, Hampshire, Franklin and Berkshire Coun-
ties,
lleywood's United States Gazetteer,
valuable workju published which will have an ex-
tensve sale, and afford a rare chance for Agents
For further Information, apply at our Office zO5 Main
street. doors No III Of American Temperance House.
WARNER KINDS,
or Wan. G. MAYNARD.
worcester, jan 81, 1893. d3tawawtf
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I SAIAH BUDD YOUNG,
Infect,
Qate MELVIN d YoUNGO
No. Is fremont Row, BOSTON.
larriana and nnnr Mats.

W Plans and Specifications for every description o.
Bnilding. dnc2s dawN
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New Grist Mill

x~1RACKINO and Grinding done i0r cuslomtfa al
1 MERRlFIELD's steam Mill,
Ianl1 dtAr Exchangs sire I
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Buy Me, and / win Restore Your n.rr


Va Hb IhaRing the gros tn Of The Hair heir pa \
w pal study, applied the Russian Hair Rest0ra,N
in numerous cases, and !ound il possess eXtra0fdi III
ry virtues This first induced them 10 submit il ptD-
lie notice, and tie proprieOts have pleasing
satisfaction of acknowledging the aelug Testimonials
constantly received from ali classes The community
fl ON each quarter of the globe. The following oy
al and illusirous PEI sonages also everay pleased
to grant their august sanction this Restorative in
Feb, l,09 His Roy Al tighn the ate Duke ut Sus-
sex ana Her Royal ighness the late Duchess OF YORK.;
in July, 1914 His Imperial Majesty, the peror Alex
ander OF Russia; ia 1921, lier Imperial Mrjesty the
Empress of Russia in January, S22 His Imperial Ma.
jesty the Emperor Of China, and shall of Persia in
1885, their naJestes the KING and Queen the French;
and in 1897, her most Gracious Majesty, Queen Veto
ria was also pleased 10 grant Her Roy al Iustrous
patronage. 1t is also nc!ioned by the most eminent
ofthe Faculty AMI is in gh fepute IN all parts of The
civilized world This is The greatest discovery Of the
age. For sale at No. 255 Maia street, w orce.ter by
Prof CHARLES GREEN.
Testimonials.
WORCESTER, Aug 5, 1852.
DEAR SIR II was bald for years, and Jan ist, 1852,
Restorative and il has completely r,stoed my Hair
GEO. A. WILLARD, lat Pa.ch's)
GENTLEMEN IL consider ii a duty owe TO you, and
to the public in general, to declare the very happy
suits have experienced by the of Russian Hair
Restorative. am now IN my 51th year, and have
been bald for u years. March 27h, 1884, bought
bottle of Prof Chas. Green's Russi Hair Restorative G,
and it has restored my Hair JAMES SMITH.
FaEDEmcKTowN, ND, Oct. 1853,
GENTLEMEN :-ln consequence OF my suffering from
severe indispositon, my Hair came entirely off, that
was quite ba d. My servant, who dressed my Hair.
tried numerous compositions for considerable He to
no effect lady who had experienced the behent Of
your Russian Hair Restorative etreated me to Try it,
which did ami after using bottle my Hair is entirely
restored and Increased m thickness ana length shall
Recommend the ure Of the Oil 10 all can, aud have
written this, in order that it may be convincing proof
oil ITS utility Wherever The roots OF the Hair alive,
IL can be restored / am gen Ilemen,
your grateful servant, ANNA MARIA MORRIS.
Come one, come all For sale by Prof GREEN,
90 Main street, Worcester, Mass and the principal
Drug stores In Worcester. James dawSm
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REMOVAL.
T{7HE subscriber wouli nflrm his friends and the
pobo, that in conse quence of the rapid increase of
his business, he has been Obliged TO REMOVE to
much larger and more convenient Store. He may now
be found at
No. ia Main street,
Directly under the Spy Office where he has constantly
on hand enc of the largest and best selected stocks Of
Goods TO he round nthe city, Among which French,
GERMAN,
English, and American Broadoloths,
DoEsKINs, and vEsTINGs which will be made up
to measure, or sold by the piece yard, low
be bought
All work done at this establishment will be warranted
to give entire Satisfaction
The latest and most approved styles Of Goods will be
obtained as soon as they are in the market.
MECORNEY, Merchant Tailor,
le6l2 d4w No 2 "A Min street.
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Carriage and Door Mats.
Just received large lot Of those nee Carrqee and
~ Door Mats, which we are selling al very 10" pioes'
- o ,"y 'a' da W.T. w TABER CuoLLAR
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Starch, ArgOls, and Cream Tartar.
100 B8lS. Nheat Starch.
ICO 20" Gro Red ArguIs
so bhs. Grey DO
90 " Cream Tartar, pure, for sale by
G, 5. q A. J. HOWE,
octl8 dti Wor Bank Block
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CURTIN Fiytureg

A SUPERIOR article, for sale wholesale and retail
n by A. H. NEW TON.
oci22 daVif
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Tin Ware and stove store.

~ 5. NEWELL informs the public that he abs
Il moved from his old stand To his store near
the Post Office, ST. Paul. Having sufficient room
for his wnken, he is prepared execute any orders
for in tin, copper, iron sc. He is prepared
also 10 perform job work in fitting hues furnaces, and
setting up stoves.
Wares ready made and OF hand. He has in his front
room large and unriyaled stock of tin ana
ready al hand
Also stoves Of several of the latest and most approved
patterns, which can't be beat by any thing exant.
He his patrons that he is disposed get down
al from the early exorbitant prices of Indian
times, and MAKE his profits out Of more numerous sales
He afford to sell that the purchaser live TO
call agnin, and he viii do H.
Observe place is the same side with the Post
Office and near by.
+. NEWELL.
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Great Hing off at G cost!
w. w. HANKS,
Zone door North of the Lake IfnuaeN

X.
THE subscriber having received his stock Of Goods
suitable for the winter trade, respectfully announces
that he is on hand, ready aud willing to show them 10
people wishing To examine Goods and Prices. Among
his stock may be found beautiful assortment plain
and figured MOuselm de Lanes, Cashmeres and Alpa-
cas-, French Merinos, Lyonese Cloth, silk and Worst
ed foplinsi Figured Dress Silks; Silk Bonnets and
Sewing silks; Dress Trimmings aud Ribbons in great
Variety Engl ish and American Prints and Ginghams,
and Linsey Paids; all wool undershrts and Drawers
200 pairs Boots and Shoes, les and very low
Al So
Groceries-the cheapest III town: Brown and Bleach, d
Sheetings and Shiftngs and Linen 10 make them up,
and Linen II Iandkercheis
Best Of Tea anywhere about the digeings
Ready made Clothing, cheaper than the cheapest.
Ny motto is, 'Quck sales and small prof,s'-!or
Cash. 36--em1 W. W. HANKS.
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MEAT STALL.

TIE subscriber has just opened at the corner of Third
1 and jackson sts., a BUTCHERS STALL, in which
will be found usually every variety of The best that
can be obtained. IL viii be MS endeavor NEAT the
wants OF his customers promptly, ana deal justly and
hOnorably with those who may favor him with a call
His experience him OF has pacity do justice
and skill. Ii. Z. WOLF.
Qct7 o5-tf
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ST. TERRITORY, THURSDAY JULY a 1853

The Convention adjourned to meet on the 5.h Of
October; but those who proposed and supported the
above date have since regretted that it is iste ;
and is not improbable that the Executive Commit
tee will take the responsibility Of convokins the ext
Convention some time in September, especially if
the people Of St Anthony request.
T. X. CRESSEY, Prssidcnt.
!: c. C. Whitney. Vice R's'da'''.
c. 6. AXES, Sec'y.
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NATHAN SPICEIS

Matchmaker and Jetreti~, Third Street, ST. Pam.
MAS just received well selected stock of Cloc&s,
4 atches and Jewelr,, consisting in part, as fol
lows Gold Bracelets, Lockes, Rreast Pins Scarf Pins
Gun Rings, Ear Rings, Finger Rings, Gold Pens, Pencil
Chains Buckles Sides silver and German Silver thm-
bes ace- and Eve Protectors Clocks and w Ches
OF every kind, quality and price combs, Gallery Per-
funery, &C., which for sale very cheap for Cash
Clocks, Watches and Jewelr, repaired in the best
manner and Warranted. ABB
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sa a7a|ii
Gu0sols.
BENZ MIN ALLEN.

Atornfy at La'c. Hudson, st. Croir County, Wis.
JOSEPH BONVRON.
Notary Public and L4nd hgeu, Hudson, st. C,oi1
Cvuaty, Wisconsin.
EERE-EMrTiON Claims secured, and entries made
u by Military Land Warrants. Blank Deeds and
Mortgages constantly hand, and o0uveyanccs
FULLY and promptly attended to.
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CONTRACTING AND BUILDING.

CON NTK ACVENE ANU BU HIDING.
ENDWARD STEWART, architect and builder, is
~ pre- pared to furnish materials AMI buildings
of sly le. BY strict endeavor to Just suit
the people he hopes to merit continuance o the pat
ronage liberals extended for The past Years
1pAtention given to the appraslng OF Real Estate.
n B. 10 good journey men IDasons WaNted for the
season. OtiCe on Third street. 4-5O ly
poul Marcl
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BEN. w. BRI NSDN.

ltRoCER AND PROVISION DEALER, at r NJ.
~ Spenc ccr's Old stand, TWRo STREET. Keeps con-
stany on hand prunes aud other fruits
fancy articles, ali kinds of thread, knives aud forks
brushes, looking glasses window glass, nails, tobacco
segars etc short every thrg needed for housekecp
ers and families Prices reasonable and stock such as
vii! please all customers.
ST. Paul Nov ll-4D 3-;f
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RICH'S MANDER SAFES,
Wjlder"S patent

Large assortment OF Safes, of various sizes and
IN patterns, with aud without powder proof locks,
for sale al The Depot, 146 Wafer street. New York.
Burglar-proof Bank Nuults and Vault Doors made 10
order.
SCEARNS ~ MARTIN, date Rof, Stearns ~
Co successors 10 Rich n Coz lac Water st. and corn
of OF Avenue and ST MARKS Place. j.. v, sole pro-
prietors OF Rchs Patent and the only makers Of Saa-
malder Safes, combining Wilder and Richs patents.
WM. CONSTANS r co,
Nnv. l9. lS52-tf A.cnts. St. Panl.
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For the Pioneer.
temperance Convention.

largely attended Convention OF the friends of
Prohbitory Law, was held ia connection with "a
meeting Of the Territorial Temperance Society, at
the Court House in ST. Paul on the 4th Of Juiy.
The Convention was manly composed of people
from Washington, Wabashaw, Ramsey, Dako,ah,
Hennepin and Benton Counties.
t. X. Cressey, President Of the Territorial So
ciety called the meeting to order, aud prayer WAS
Offered by 10y Rev. ii. VI Nichols
The Report Of the Society's last meeting was pre-
sented aud tactly approved.
Next followed the reading Of he "Decaration Of
Independence, by Professor l.. w. Merrill.
The Secretary then read Report prepared at the
May Anniversary by Committee on Measures, and
then laid over for consideration to-day; and it Was
Voted to take up and consider said Report.
The lst item of the Committees Report--which ad-
vised that the question Of Prohbitory Law be made
test at the fall election, and that the friends Of such
Law DO their best to secure the election of reliable
men--was then taken up; and the remainder Of the
forenoon occupied IN its discussion, by DR.. Mann,
Capt Simpson, and Messrs. Webber, Neill, Reihel-
datiPr, Ma,vin, Meuill aud Whitney.
On motion of Mr.. Neil, committee of three
Neili, Mcmillan and Maiv,n-was appointed to pre-
pare i substitute for the old Committees Report
whIch deemed too lengthy.
Adjourned u II p. NJ,
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aaa-=-- ---i-==--l.
GaieNd.

WAR Eagle MILLS. GALENA.
CUPERFINE EXTRA FLOUR, bran, shorts and
- horse feed constantly on hand and for sale at low
l.. UEMPsTEAD & co.
GIlena, sept. ?, 1852. 4-20
=. CRAWFORD & co.
Wholesale and Rt4H Druggists, No. 81 Nun Street,
Gaieaa.
EEAVE just received a fail supply Of Drugs. Mrd-
a cines, Pants Oils, Dye-Stuhs, Window Glass,
Glassware, Putty Ac-, 80. They VIII he constantly
receiving supplies of the above ard other articles
their line and would call he attention Of those wishing
purchase they offer scil at 81. LOus prices
Gaicna, Oct. 9, loJl.
GEO. FERGUSON.
No. SO Nam Steet, Galtno, NdnoiS.
gNTHoLESALE ard retail dealer III Hardware and
~ Cattlery, Cast steele Nails, Mechanics and Mi
ners' Tools, Rope and Farming Implements. l.
GEO. 4. sTRoTtIER,
Atn StrCtt, GGiha, III.
sole Agent in Calena Tor snle sloan's Medcin
X. McLAGAN.
STORAGE& & Commission, Water Street be
- Green and Washington Streets, Galena, H.
5. S. MERRILL & CO,
Wholesale Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes,
No. 50, SieamJost Landing, Galenn.
L.s. FELT. GaIena, III.
Wholesale and X etail Dealer in Dry Goods Gro
ceries, Hardware, Boots and Shoes,
Croctery, IIousefurnishng Goods,
Mattresses, &c.
ALSO--keeps constantly on hand large stock
of Rifle and Blasting Powder and Fuse. 2-lU
JOHN f. SMITH co..
ate hsdkcrS and JeaoeUers, Main St, Galena illinois
A Large and well selected assortment Clocks
"A Watches, Jeweny and Silver Spoons constantly Oh
hand, fer sale low. Engraving neatly executed. All
kinds Of Iewery made TO order and neatly repaired
All orders punctualy attended to- The highest price
paid Tor Old gold and silver. 2-2S
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MRS. MARY MERRICk,
MilIiner Il Maptua Maker.
NO. 80, MAIN STREET, ,GALENA, ILLS.


TO THE LADIES.
10 to Mas. NERRICK, Galena, and learn TO cut
~ dresses iOT yourselves others; only halt day is
required TO learn this improved plan. 1t the best and
most simple mode ct invented. l teach BY Fowiers
improved plan, and satisfaction given or no charge.
MARY MERRICK.
Galena, Nov. lst 1852. 30-tf
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BORUP & OAKES.

ShAs- W. I1sVf. cHAS. H. 0AKES
BORUP & OAKES.
lNfG Undersigned having formed copartnershp for
transacting an Exchange aud Banking business in all
It's various branches, will be prepared furnish sish
end time Exchanges or the East and principal cities
the ss, Renittances to Great Britain, Ireland, and
eonthenl oil Europe, made in sums 30 suit purchssers
Sgnt ara tne bis snd European exchanges purchased
collections made and proceeds reunited AZ usual
oi exchange All other business commit Ell To our care
puncteally attended TO.
BORUP & OAKES.
jyf. lift
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JOHN f.. SMITH CO..
r. & =. DRU VI.

VI
MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE GALENA HOTEL.
NANuFACTiRE RE and keep CONSTANT, on hand a
AVA complete assortment of fancy and Windsor Chairs
Also, Bureaus, Tables, Stands, Writing Desks Looking
GLASSES, Bedsteads, &c, DC. Persons wishing to pur
chase viii do well call before they where
we prepared to sell good article and
invariably cash, afford sell cheap,
cheaper, than ally other i'll the city. reasonable de-
duction made to persons buying sell again. All orders
from distance lninctualy attended to.
Galena, Nay 1851. S-4
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The Little One is Dead.

Smooth the hair, and close the eyel,ds,
Let the window curtains fall;
With smile upon her features,
She hath answered to the call.
Let the children kiss her gently,
As she lies upon the bed,
God hath called her TO his bosom,
And the little one is dead.
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How many lovely things we find
In earth, and air, and sea-
The distant bells upon the wind,
The blossom on the tree;
But loveliest far than chime or flower,
A valued friend ia sorrows hour.
Sweet is the carol Of bird
When warbling on the spray,
And beautiful the moons pale beam
That lights Us on our way;
Yet lovelier friendships look and word
Than moonlight or than warbling bird.
How prized the coral and the she'll,
And valued, too, the pearl:
Who can the hidden treasures tell
O'er which the soft waves curll
Yet dearest still a friend TO me
Than a Il in earth, or air or sea.