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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-09
Worcester and Nashua Railroad,

Worcester and Nashua Railroad.
Passenger Trains will run as follows.
Leave Arrive at Groton Arrive at
Worcester at functional Nashua and Lowelat
6.30a sos m. $50 am. S.50a.m
1l.l5am 70 50 pm. l.l2pm- 1.lOp.n
4I5p.m 5.35p.m. $50 pm 500 IN
Leave Arrive at Greton Arrive al
Nashua aud Lowell Junction Worcester
7.30 am. IS am. s05 am 9.l5 am
1I.35 am. lI.30 am. l239 pm. l.50p.m
5.S0p.m. 445 pm. 500 pm 7.2O pm
CONNECTIONS WITH OTHER ROADS
Trains arriving at Nashua connect directly with tram
OF Concord, Boston, Concord and Montreal, Northern
Passumpslc, and Vermont Central Railroads. All Train
from Nashua connect directly with down Trains from
the above PANIED Roads.
Each Train 70 and from Groton junction. Except the
Evening Train from ashual connects with upward
and downward Trains of the Ftchburg Railroad, and
Stony BRONX Railroad to and from Lowell.
AT Worcester $50 a. train with Steam.
boat train from N York via Norwich. Ills a. M con.
meets with Boston and Worcester, Providence and Wor
cester, Norwich and Worcester, and Western Railroad
traius. lisp. M connects with trains from all above
named roads, including the Express Train from New
York and Albany Train arriving at g. Is connects
with the trains of all the above roads, including
Express Tram to New ork and Albany. That arriving
at Up. m with p. M trains of above roads That ar
irving at 7.20 with the New York Steamboat Trar
via Norwich. a
running connection with Worcester and Nashua
Leave Fitchburg at q M. 10. 40 and 500 p. m
Leave Worcester at 30 and Ill Jam and AIS m.
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way between
Worcester, Groton Junction, Nashua Lowell and Fitch
burg.
q For connections with the other road al Worces
ter, Groton JUNCTION, and Nashua, see Snow and Wi.
deTs Pathfinder and Railway lide.
u Through Tickets axe issued at Worcester for Bur
lingon, Montpelier, Wells River and White RivsrJunc.
tun, at the fare by each of the different routes Wis
Nashua and Fichburg; bat change of cars is made
on the Nashua route. =
J.vr. sTOwELL, sup't
Worcester, June g. 1853 ieIO dawtf
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DIR. r. f. HIBBARDsS
WILD CHER Y BIT 9 RS,
ia Years i'm USED
-si " What boots il that we Lam
Those btters to the skies,
You need but taste to feel

FENHE most palaabe and pleasant of a II the Bitter
a fonics; calming irritation, and alaying nervous
exeitability Let any person afflicted with Loss of Ap-
petite Faintness, Pain in the Breast or Palptaon OF
lhe Heart Try these Btiers, and they will be sensihy
renewed IN fve minutes :" 1t seems to touch part
Affected and invigorates the system mmediatelyt
The most reliable certificates Of found i'll the cir
euar at No. fremont Pempe, Boston. ~
s d. FULLER & co General Agents.
Price SOC and 81 per bottle. Dealers supplied on
reasonable terms. A bottle open on the counter foF
trial, Caldwell d. Hill. Agents at Worcester
nv r.t m
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EDWARD SARGENT. SURVEYOR

~ -~------- n -
ODSce at q. ~, Abbott's, Real Estate Broker,
sue M SD No. 239 Main Street.
A TTENTIoN given. % surveys of
In all sections of the County
amount Of howage, DC ''N'
[Slnculai attention paid TO surveying City Lots
is experience, together with new and perfect Insru
"'eh US claim lor him share Of public patronage
ton. 7'~7N'N W 'SN'''o Pionpl aueh-
r. y. No extra charge FOR trnvcl. FNrf
References flames 8. Woodworth F.o. coI y
" Abbott charles Hersy, Esq, Worcester Joshua
.leusna", bsI, Leicester. ie2 df
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Providence & Worcester Railroad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after MONDAY, Nov. 7, 1858,
- Passenger Trains will leave Providence
and Worcester, follows:
leave Worcester at and II, is NJ aRh 3. As pm.
Leave Providence at 2, o and HAS, A. n, and L. s.
P. NJ. r
~ For connections with the various Railroads leading
from Providence and Worcester, and with the Norfolk
County Road At Blackstone, see Pathfinder Railway
Guide published by George X snow Boston.
THE STEAMER PERRY, to and from Newport,
in connection with the Ills A. MI and ~ AS A..
NJ, Trains, ISAAC H. SoUTHWICK, supt.
Providence, Nov 3. 1853. NH ms dawlf
Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad.
Las sl - 5s
E7t.AGA- --1G--3 w ----z8E----leS-S
TIME ALTERED.-Sunmer Arrangement.
NN and after Monday June s, 1858, trains viii leavs
~ Fitchburg at 8 A. NJ, 1910 and 500 p. M.
Freight 530A NJ.
ReturningLeaye Worcester Of $50 and Ills A. NJ
and at AIS P NJ. Freight, 2.30 r.
IvERs PHILLIPS. Pres't
Fitchburg, June g. 1853 iyl dtf
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THE FRENCH LUNAR PILLS.


Her asted form and languisIed air
Nor murmurs that a ruthessdoom
should snatch away The young and fair.
So accomplishing in her woe,
SO meek and lovely in Distress
= That though she seemed prepared TO go.
we cannot learn to spare her less
Would she return her faded eye
And be relieved of all her Ills
Oh, let her be ADVISED to try
a DR.. HILLS LUNAR PILLS. ~
1t is ten years since these celebrated Pills were
first introduced to the public aud during that time their
nnrivaed efficacy in all and disorders incident to
females, has spread their fame throughout every State
In the Onon In the treatment of suppressons aud all
obstinate cases of female iregnarty, these Pills are
warranted to remove all olsrucuons; they have done
so in hundreds OF where other spurious Pills. pre-
tending 10 rom France, have failed completely TO
produce the least benefit. Another or the French
Lunar Pills, is their extreme mldness, while they allie.
vlate pain and suffering; they with safety restor.
ing the body to its natural health and the diseased
functions to their former health and vigor
The FRENCH LUNAR PILLS are ackiFhyledeed
to be the best in The world for removing distractions
and producing regularity in all Of female irreau.
lariy, suppressioDs, &c They ale remarkably mild
and safe and sure and the most convincing proofs of
their vrlue nre the benefits which have been realized
by The afflicted, in their throughout the New Eng
land States.
ersons in any part of the county, can be supplied
with these Pills. through the medium of the express or
by mail, by sending letter to (post paid with the
money enclosed and an at NY Office willing to be
consulted by letter OF otherwise at any time, by those
wishing he pill af v's inaSJ
Price 50 per box with directions for use
N.B.-Phe DR.. earnestly requests the ladies to be.
ware of all Pills except the sF rench Lunar Pills y
which can be obtained only of DIR HILL,
nz6 dti No. l2l Mau street, Worcester, Mass
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Superior Qnalitv Drugs.

DERMUDA Arrowrooi, Chlofoforn, i..l
~ Su1eosl III IN larb. Magnesia;
IL plaA seeui ~ Nitrate Silver;
1 nen.ole AcidI IlNa an3 Confec Senna
ypluml f Il sluillej fsl
q ,sngl B aIki ly. pnh Gum Arabic;,
81 Sweet spiria Niire; N n Sneay ~ Iasd,
% Shlorideqf Sodaji sal4 Rose Water:TN
q p p ts,.,w spsih1Al aa sup Carb, soda,
a..h'sNsh LAW .egl, a IS Cream Tartar.
Warranted ireo from all Am purfen. and ~, ~. !,
by G1f1T H. +. I.AIkTT, n ~. nale !
- AZ i,Aaa4.-...ii.. 2ol Main It
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RAILROADS.
Norwich and worcester Railroad,

Norwich and Worcester Railroad,
-s S IA
WINTER ARR4NG EHENrS. /. 1868
UPWARD TRAINS.
brSvs Norwich at SO A. NJ u NJ, and lal loo p NJ
Ceptl Village, at z IS A. A.. Il SO and 4 O5 P. NJ
" Dauiescnyile, at 40 A. n, ] 05 and 25 7.
RS@frss, at 90 4. n J q and 5 10 10 : !. n
oxfoTd. At s5oA.M, IT'S and IS r NJ
Arrive At Worcester, at 9 Is A. so and 80 P. NJ
e F'ssA'pEsoRw Sip pasiS TRf ss s's'Asd
Leeye Worcester at As and 10 50 A NJ, and SoP.
Oxford, at IS and II 90 g i" 05
Pomret, OF 90 and II SO 54
DanieIsonville, al 8 20 A NJ, u IS and Up. NJ
g Centr'l Village. at AZ 2s aud s so
Arrive at Norwich at 80 90 and Z 90 s"
Steamboat Train leaves Boston at 5 so r. NJ. Wor
Jester at o0P NJ, Danelsonglle al Os, aud Norwct
at9 90 p M.
The 50 A NJ train from Norwich will connect with
eosches for Providence Central Village and Ponfret
on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at DaHielson
willie, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at Junction
with Western Express Train for New York snd Alba.
ny, at rs A MI for Albany, New York and Way Sias
lions, a. s0A M and with train for Providence ana
Worcester Road. AT Worcester Station, with Boston
and Worcester and Worcester and Nashua Trains
The IL N train from Norwich will intefsect at JUNO
Train for Providence and Worcester Road; Worces.
ter Station with Boston and Worcester and Worcester
and Nashua Trains
The 90 P NJ Train from Norwich arrives in Worces.
ter in time for the 10 80 P NJ Train Tor Boston, which
leaves the Western r Station
Trains from Worcester at As and 10 80 A NJ arrive
in Norwich in for Trains for New Loudon, Son.
ington, Willnantic, Hsrtford New Haven and NJ York
The 10 80 NJ Train from Worcester connects al
Danielscnville with coaches for Providence, Whitman
tic and Hartford daily, for Brooklyn with every Acl
commodation train
AT Dayvile with Coach for Ashford, Tuesdays, Thurs
days ond Saturdays; for Providence Mondays Wednes
days and Fridays.
The 80 P Nj Tram from Worcester connects at Web
sier with Coaches Southbrdge, daily; for North
and Wesl Woodstock, and Esslford, dalF.
Passengers for New York by Steamboat, from Sta
tons on the line of this Road, will take the 80 NJ
Train from Worcester
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R0ssS Providence & Worcester xpress
Leonard's Express

EEzsssExssla To ind from Boston and intermediate
sszSFss = 9sessssafisasg places. by every rain.a
Bills collected ant, paid, and all orders attended to
with despatch. DIFF ie9
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3 TIE PONDER OF THE WoRLD.
DeVlne's Compound Pitch Lozenge !

N-N'H = SSAA ktOhAAtA AAOOA
tENHE Great Remedy for Colds, Coughs, &c, is the
a cheapest medio;T offered TO the public The
following extraordinary shows its effects if faith
nly used Let the dsparmg in5alid read this case and
nope on Ii not able TO purchase, call on our Agents
ard GET box Tree such persons Welcome: III
No Friend, Rent This Messrs s. ID. Fuller a.
Cpi-l had a severe cough for almost a year. with
beeding al the lungs and raised great quantity of bad
atter and have been under the OF of the hest
"hysiclans IN Boston, and have used great deaf 81
medicine but without any other effect than to grow
worse, and myphysciau said Icou!d not be cured /
commenced using Devine's compound Pitch I.ozenge
about five weeks since, and their has done wonders
for me. think they have cured me- and feel thankful
lhat so good medicine is within the reach Of tho
afflicted JOSEPH PARKER,
No. 10 Tileston street.
Boston, May S, 1858. aa 81
Al 1ge ask is this one question,
IL you have got any lungs
II you have got stomach, afat .aa Is
II you have got liver,
II you have got any blood,
If you have got mucous membranes or any other
henderson the body that 8 heirs to lisp
Are You not interested in this great remedy Devne's
compound Pitch Lozenget Store, 3 fremont Temple.
s. d. FULLER & CO. Proprietors.
Sold in Worcester by Caldwell q Hill, Druggists,
Agenfsi Taft Il Harrington, Grocers and by dealers
generally, my14 diff
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no RENT.

THE Cellar under Richmond Block. Inquire of
SPUR & LEWIS.
WoIcestsE, Sept. u, 1853 al
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Redand Grey ARGOS !, h.

E10gToNs RED A reols. baan0 rrasr,
ycO 1870 Grey do for snIe hy
- ao4sl..,rf,.,. 4. =. .o.ss&A. }. HOWE.
45fogs WI ~ d" tetHi Wor. Bank TIi0tl
NV f3i ssf $500 "a -
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TO RENT.
OAae kAAM rs. .

A ROOM over the Store Of he subscriber
IA ielI diff H. AYREs,
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HNHE Rooms over the planning Mill in the Lich sbop
on the Boston and Worcester Railroad suitable for
wood work, for any business that requires consider
able roo and but little power Possession given Oct
l. Inquire of SIMEON MAYO, Manchester street.
a au23 DIFF
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Pollard's Patent Blind Fastener.

Pollard's Patent Blind Fastener,
A. ye wha wad sleep wcei o. niehts,
Nor dream o. gnas' an nneo SIGHTS
An sair disasters
Ju tgit, and pit upon yur blinds,
To stop their clalter il the winds,
PoIlard's fasteners. it- at
An wad ye keep fae rain or snaw,
An wintry Winds, that rudely blaw W
Your head an shoulders,
Nor risk your neck, nor yet your pine
BY raxlng DOT to close your blinds,
Y'll use itheTs.
The subscriber would hereby announce to the public
that he is ready to supply them with hIsimproved fast
ener, an article which for cbeapness ease of applca-
ton and adjustment, and the perfect Stiffness with
which It holds the blinds, surpasses anything now in
use. tHH eiN BOB 1851 1865 tfa-as
For sale by the Hardware dealers. All orders ad
dressed the subscriber will be promptly attended 10
aCHAf. f. POLLARD. b
WiIkinsonvilie, Mass, July H. 1858. dawtf
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Ll- eaa SPECIAL NOTICE.
1--WE subscriber would respectfully tender hs se,v
ne hEAb ESTATE BROKER, 10 any persos
CITY or adlonag Towns and would solicit Inc nttanton
o. purchasers TO the following schedule Of PIopety.
sa II sasa, ~ FOR sALEg
~, good assortment Of house Lots, on aud near Unbn
MI, some OF which among the frs N nni The Wv
lrsi In the city, for desirable location, comInnnjm
view % behnti'nl sceAery, unsurpassed Ia any olkr
Alao, other Lots In various parts Or he IN, IA
several pew ionses all ~ which w IN be oaored or
reasoianipI prices, nnd terms Of pay ment easy. s
Aho a number Of Farms IN the County, HAVING FINN
x0do zoe Acres eRoh.n aa.oog I.ARllIN hMtTif ''"'
81 uss dua. tanlo 2e6Maln Slres,. Worcest
-, Carriage and Door Mats.
uBT received, Il arao LOT oflhose nr. f,a~., Ia
Door Main which arc selling at very low pries.
" lb0 Main street. o,psDitl P'''''
!. wv daw'i n siea 80 baTAnER 4 cuoLLAR.
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Low Priced Sugars.
x HiiDs., Us bbls,) Sugar, suitable for preserving,
~ just received, and for sale cheap, by
Ii, T. EATON & co,
aug6 diff IS Main SC
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Locomotive Engine For Sale.

NOOO141O01YO A9IIs IA0 tut Width
Good I'd hand Locomotive Engine and Tender
"A suitable for stationary power, in fine working
order Inquire oil SIMEON MAYO, Manchester Steam
Mill, Manchester street, DIFF au22
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House Fer Sale.

Ia The subscriber wishing to locate where Land
in is more plenty, offers his Real Estate corner of
Pleasant and Linden streets, for sale The house
Is nearly new, built The day, and Of the best mate
rails, Terms liberal Price low. inquire of
81 dtt N. AtNSWORTH.
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Boston and Worcester Railroad.

- sEs Essszss1 T1EEsss..gl rr.sssSsE3
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ION SMALL Bags Fine Salt, for sale at the low
HUI price of l9 cents per bag, by
ST. D.-A. HAWKINS, JR.,
sl0 diff Successor to J. E. Gregory.
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Water Power and bindings for Sale.

=, AuctIuhttT ana COMMISSION Werchant,
WoTse er, Sept 81, 1858. DIFF ] Pearl st.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-05-25

EDUCATED WoMEN.--The education of wo-
men, like that of men, should tend to prepare
them for their duties; the difference of their
employments will Of course render their
studies different. 1t is the duty of wo-
man to educate her children, the boys until a
certain age, and girls until they are married.
How much wisdom is requisite to manage the
mind and disposition of each child, so as to
guide their intellects, manage their humors, to
anticipate the effects of their growing passions,
and to rectify their errors. How much prudence
should mother have in order to maintain her
authority over them, without losing their friend
ship and their confidence. Surely the mother
of family ought to possess areligious, mature
and firm mind, acquainted with the human
heart. f 8aG ID frIa gii ta $3.50 9tin
We cannot enter into an entire detail of the
economy Of women. They are apt to neglect
it,'and think it proper only for the lower class
es; those women especially who are brought
up in idle ness and Incidence, disdain the detail
of domestic life aiuut sa 80 aIiHe gH 11
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-05-25

LAST MOMENTS OF THE VICE PRESIDENT
The Southern Republic has received from Mr..
F. K. Beck, kinsman of the Vice President, a
brief account of the last moments of Mr.. King.
1t says:
g. He was quiet, and resigned to the fate
which he had seen for some time awaited him.
Shortly before six o'clock on Monday evening,
while few friends were sitting around his bed
side-the only ones he would allow in his sick
room--he suddenly remarked that he was dying.
The watchers arose to their feet, under some
excitement, when the Colonel said Be still
make no noise-let me die quietly He refused
to have the balance of his household notified of
his dying condition. His physician came in and
examined him. The Colonel said to him
Doctor, am dying. 1t seems as though |
shall never get through with it. am dying
very hard. Take the pillows from under my
head The pillows were accordingly taken
from under his head; but affording no relief,
the doctor turned him from his back on his side,
when he died in a moment"
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-05-25
DEATH OF THE VICE PRESIDENT.

There is something touching in the earnestness
With which, when in Cuba he expressed his desire
o return to his native land, that he might die
lmong his friends upon American soil. His wish
vas gratified. 'ai ii' f'+ N. Y Sun.
Not in the land where sunny skies
And starry flowers are seen, '3'"
Where soft winds breathe dim melodies
Tho woodlands ever green;
Not in this nd,-but in his oWn, m -
The dying Statesman prayed,
Beneath the shadow of his home y
Might his cold brow be laid p
And they have done SO; high true heart
Thou who hast fought and won; ~, f..
We'd in the strife thou stoodst thy part;
Rest: for thy strife is done.
Sleep! with the shades of ancient trees
Falling still DER thy head; 1et .t
With the music of the passing breeze
Sleep: Oh thou noble dead
What know zoe of his patriot pride
Thus honored by the free;
While yet the ebbng of life's tide,
So sad yet clear to see,
Was throwing the dim shades of death
Across the brightest dream;
The struggle for the passing breath,
Catching hopes falntest Slea1n. ....
Butnow tits over; and the "seal
OF death" CLEANS on thy brow
And DER thy grave the sad winds steal,
Breathing requiem low,
Sleep thou hast cast thine armor off,
And entered on thy rest.
Would our " last end' might be like thine,
Oh, purest heart, and BEST
H. A. ID.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-05-25
IT'S IMPORTANCE TO DETROIT.

The Milwaukee Sentinel, in an article in refer
ence to the building of the Oakland and Ottawa
and Port Huron and Lake Michigan railroads,
says: ,ff .o p
"Either of them if completed would secure
the great bulk of the trade and travel between
the Atlantic sea-board and the growing North
West, and the one that is first built, will be most
apt to carry off the prize. The route to Port
Huron is the shortest and most direct, while that
to Detroit, according to the present appearance
is most likely to be finished first. The city of
Detroit has an immense interest in this matter.
If her citizens fold their arms and remain quiet
and Indifferent, while the friends of the Port HUI
ron road are pushing their work ahead with all
possible vigor, Detroit will soon feel the effects
of active competition both North and South of
her. On the other hand, with the Oakland and
Ottawa Road completed, Detroit could safely
defy all competition. Milwaukee, and indeed
all Wisconsin, feels lively interest in the pro.
gress of the Northern Michigan Rail Road, and
stands ready to give all possible said aud CON-
fort" to this new Avenue between the East and
the West. First class steamers can make the
trip from Milwaukee to Grand Haven, at all sea-
sons of the year, in from four to five hours
Lake Michigan spurns the fetters of the Frost
King, and during the severest winters, with our
harbor improved as it is to be, these boats could
make their daily trips with but few interrup-
tions."
We believe the people of Detroit fully appre-
ciate the advantages that will accrue to them
by the speedy completion of the Oakland and
Ottawa Railroad, as well as the immense dsad-
vantages that would ensue should the road fail
to be pushed forward to completion with the
greatest possible energy. These advantages
and disadvantages are not a whit over estimated
by the Sentinel ....
1t will be seen by the above extract that the
Sentinel, and no doubt the people of Milwaukee
are convinced that the Oakland and Ottawa road
will be built, and also that it will be the .frsl
road built across the northern portion Of the
State. This conclusion is formed after the re.
turn of the Milwaukee delegation from the Port
Huron convention. That delegation had very
full consultation in this city with the friends
of both roads, and their conclusion is signif.
cant.
Let the Oakland and Ottawa be pushed ahead
Free Press.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-05-25

The Malone (Franklin Coz Palladium, of
April %, announces the discovery of silver
mine, about eight miles west Of Malone. The
vein is said to be from three to ten feet in
depth, by nearly four feet in width. A compa-
ny has been formed with the view of opening
it this spring; and if the mine proves as rich as
expected, will proceed to work it on a large
scale.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-05-25

There is nothing purer than honesty; nothing
sweeter than charity; nothing warmer than
love nothing brighter than virtue; and moth
ing more steadfast than faith. These, all uni-
ted in one mind, form the purest, the brightest,
and most steadfast happiness. ie si fh'F 90
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-05-25

SPIRIT RAPPINGs AND NEcRoMANcY.-Oueo Of
the churches in the Presbytery of Chillicothe
(Ohio) has suspended two of its members who
had been engaged in spirit rapping. The Pres
bytery adopted the following resolution as to
the Rappings:
RESOLVED, That the practice of spirit rap
pings ESQ caled), as it prevails in many parts is,
in view Of this Presbytery, revival of the old
abomination of necromaucy, so decidedly con-
demned in the word of God"
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-05-25

A New PLANET.-M. Chagornac, of the OBJ
servatory at Marseilles, has recently discovered
another small planet, the twenty-fourth now
known to exist, between Mars and Jupiter
On April 9th, 15 h., i40Im, its r. A. was 10 h.
80 m. dec. south 9 deg. 81 m. The name
of Phocea, with the symbol (240 has been pro-
posed for it.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-05-25

9ENRY GRIFFIN, Dealer in Staple and fan
cy Dry Goods Ready made Clothing, Boots and
Shoes, Groceries, Hardware, Crockery and Glass,
Drugs Chemicals, Medicines, Paints and Oils,
and Provisions Also Lumber, Shingles, &c. &C.
Opposite the Washington House, Grand Haven,
Michigan.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-05-25

FERRY S' SONS, Dealers in Dry Goods, Gro
ceries, Provisions Hardware, Clothing, Boots
and Shoes, Crockery and Medicines-also man
ufacturers and dealers in all kinds of Lumber.
Water Street, Grand Haven.
WIN. M. FERRY, JR, VIZ M Fanny
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