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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-06
New A0uertisemrnts.
CITY OF WORCESTER,
To either Of the oonstables of tbe CIV ~ wo,oo,

Vi'i'er "i the oonstabes of the City of Worcester,
I'm the mama Of a.. n GREETING.
the nSatns hereby required, forthwith to notify and warn
eina sotants OF ward number one qualified IN voo H.
HResuons OF fvernor, Lieutenant G,yernor Wy "a
room n tbs to meet in the north lower or basement
niT,nlay, ne thirteenth day Of November neSt % On
owoS ~ e renoan then aud there to act on The o
,o Isl. 10 give in their votes fora Governor and t.;
to fe o. this for Ave senator's
sSayes to represent the City Of Worces lsepre-
a. To G Sgo o. q his Commonwealth one ballot
Ninth i n votes for person to represent the
OF the United States for the term Of two ~ ans
IRON The fourth day Of March next u Two years
o. To give in their votes far a CONNIE c..,.
In place Of Otis Adams NOuly commissioner,
tne polls shall be opened at nine o,co,t \,
snS be closed a. five o'clock p NJ N''A a. ni' ana
year Of & this thirtieth day of October in the
four Nv cs1 one thousand eight hundred and fly
ny oruer oil the Mayor and Aldermen -
trne 49,. q. A. HAMILTON City Clerk.
WY A''est LOWELL BAKER, JR
tab rF
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~ .,.... CITY OF WORCESTER.


WN tba nor 20 4, =, s. GREETING.
:, e,ie name OF the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
ii lapitants OF ward number two qualified to vote IN
IONS OF tovernor, Lieutenant Governor Senator. ar
esehtuyes, to meet in the small School House on ~
w sue OF summer street, Monday the thirteenth da
az next at nine O'Clock in the forenoon then
aua theTe to act on the following articles to wit i
Isl To give in their votes for a (iovhrnor' o.,
~ uovernor Of this Commonwealth; for five Senators
District of Worcester; and for i've r n
Gss 20 represent the City of Worcester in the newt
' as Court Of this Commonwealth on one ballot next
Nd, "a 70 give IN their votes for person In reSa A.,
rlnh Congressional District of this Commonwealth ~ e
congress Of the United States for the term, If & IA I'M
rom The fourth of March NEXT ~ SIN ol Two years
Il; no eye in their votes for County Comnissio,s,
he cosl p9ls sha be opened at O'Clock A. NJ and shall
year of o TINS thirteth day of October in the
s y our LORD one thousand eight hundred AMI s.t
'Oui by order Of the Mayor and Aldermen. -1 n'''-
A tr,o oo,. a.. U. A. HAMILTON. City Cerk
oI'' "''es' LOWELL BAKER, ia,
Constable of
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~. :, CITY OF WORCESTER,
1o either OF the Constables of thn Ir;+uexr

10 either of the Constables of the H Citv oe w.
cester, O1'y oi w Or
In the name of .h o., GREETING
~ are hereby required forthw it'll to notify a,d ,
Of Ward number Six qualified to vo sr
o. Gov+rnor Lieutenant Governor senatos ~
d to meet in the upper City Han an NJ "
IL ee thirteenth day of November next at nine oon
ticles, tow ~ VI VIC lonoWlng ar
10 give IN their votes for Governor and Teenon
resa Of TINS Commonwealth fer Five senators "a r
tt; tne District of Worcester, and for Five Ren
ar, 70 represent the City of Worcester in the nt
2I To T g;ua o. 'ais Commonwealth one Ballot
N.t 70 give in TIER votes for person to renre., M
rsn Congressional District of this Commonwee III te
Songress OF the United States for the term f t ~ inc
An ~ t 9l fourth day of March next wv years
OF 10 give in their votes for n Co,,t o.,
place of Otis Adams ' Noun'y commissioner in
The polls shall be open at nina o,o,.a, :,
be closed at O'Clock p NJ 0A' a. NJ and shall
year Of ou r this treth day of October in the
by order of the Mayor an Aldermen ana h'tyi'u
@. A. Hamilton Ci,,- on,
LVe ELL BAKER, JR
uhla ".
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To sitb.. !, CITY OF WoRcE ESTER.

Won m a me name Of the Commonwealth
ltants Of Ward number -Four ouaIiaed " warn 'he
o. Governor Lieutenant Governor senanrs ~
city Ha on M to meet in the Police Court Room in the
nc at n9e O'Clock in the forenoon then and ZEN
Aos on The following articles, to wit anu 'lere to
ove ~ srye IN their votes for Governor and Tent
present tb - s for Five Senators to re
ayas t district Of Worcester and for Five Ranrosa re-
ersl G & @ the City ofWoreester in the neI en
ID ~ sy " thls commonwealth on one Ballot ''"
onTa District ofhis Commonwealth IN e
from tbe nrt 5 United States for the term Of two wear,
II, % 10 give in their votes for a Copntv co,,-,,.-
place of Otis Adams 0O""'y commissioner in
be cespg J 81 sai pc opened at O'clock A. and shall
wear of on orceser this thirtieth day of oc.osr n
four oNe thousand eight hundred and tiftv
A trne copv Al. e. A HAMILTON, CITY Cierl
asaf - LoEELL BAKER, JR,
lNnEaE Ill ~
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.Glotbirl9,,
CLOTHES! Clothes! CLOTHES!M


Clothes, clothes, clothes, imperial forms of dress
Give the king his regal air. to the queen her oveness
The gallant grand and gay the maid almost divine,
Would neyerb be noticed amongst the crowd their
want superhne;
We look at the glorious flowers with their cups ola thou
sand dyes;
We look at the dome night with its thousand godeneyes5
And we bow the spirit Of beauty that gives as such
draughts Of bliss, e
And the spirit Of beauty you know, IS nougbt but the
spirit OF dress.
Clothes clothes, clothes the summery days have gone,
And the chilly nights Of The Fail swiftly coming on,
And the ghtsome clothes when the roses were in
bloom,
We must cast away, and prepare for Winters cold and
So come ye haired sre your clothes Of sober hue
And COME ye schooboys gay, for SUITS green, brown
blue,
Come stwar men and strong in your native manness,
And MACULLAR will make you shine in the glories Of
glorious dress.
Clothes clothes, clothes, hurrah for the overcoat!
That we button, when regns, round body and
precious thruat
Hurrah the friend ofanne that covers our brst
When winter with spears OF ice tilt hickes vest;
And hurrah for who makes and sells as fast
he can,
All thats fitting for s'Bub or the most imperial man.
Go to him and buy your cohes and you wearn to bless
The day you began to trade with the paragon of dress.
Clothes, clothes, Clothes the lawyer forges his BRIEF
The farmer the price of wheat the lover his latest grief
The woodman the green oak tree that grows in It's forest
pride,
The doctor his fees and pills the boaman wind and tide
The clergyman his text, and the hardy artizan
His daily tolls and cares when they the A dressed
man,
And they instantly go to MACULLAR's, and nobody
should do less
And out in the styles, and handsomes forms
of dress.
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~ ciTY OF WORCESTER-
10 either of the Constables of the 1,;tv of W..

10 either of the Constables of the citv ofuuo-
cester, A.y VI W Or
EN- the name ofth O. GREETING
you arg hereby required forthwith to notify
e Anhaoitants Of Ward number Eight ona i warn
Vte ~ 6ecuons OF Governor, Lieutenant (ioyernor 80 70
Ls % c representatives, tomee in the Brick Cour Il
IN sald City, on Monday the thirteenth dav NJ N rouse,
on the following articles, to wit - "ie 'nere 10 act
Isl, 10 give in their votes for Governor and I;,a
ant uoverernor Of this Commonwealth for Five Se
% represent the District of Worcester and for F
Gensrs 70 represent the City of Worcester in the newt
HenesTl Court OF this Commonwealth on one bai,t As
,,, "a 10 give In their votes for a person IN rey.
N,ntn congressional District this Common weai H.; the
Congress of the United States for tbe n' IN the
from the fourth day of March NEXT VII % TWO years
"a. To give in their votes for a Count,, f,,
in place Of Otis Adams commissioner
Inc polls shall be opened at O'Clock A. M and i.
ne closed at o'clock p NJ 49, "nu shah
vea W a. worcester this thirtieth day of October in the
yea OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred ai ae
iour' ny order Of the Mayor and Aldermen my
A tr,, c., a., u A. HAMILTON, City Clerk
~ A'esei LOWELL BAKER, JR
Constable of Worcester
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CITY OF WORCESTER. =
10 either of the Consta bles 81 A. ~ eu

r. CITY OF WORCESTER.
10 either OF the Consta5les of the Citv of W.
cester, 'Ae wy OF Wor-
the name of the Commonwealth of Massscbsei..
~ you are hereby required, forthwith to notifr
I Of Ward number Three ousisd ~ ~n
or o. Governor, Lieutenant Governor spators
room 4; Sstalyes to meet in the South lower or
IN ne Central School House. on Main a
o'clocl 2 ~ thirteenth day of November next at nine
o q the forenoon, then and there to act nm b f
lowing articles to wit: 0 " N't on the iol-
tenant sive IN taer votes for Governor and lien
governor OF this Commonwealth for Ave snat
y 's District Of Worcester for Ave Repre-
oS al court OF this Commonwealth on one bat HA
MI 40 give IN their votes for person to re,r. A.,
the resson@l District of this Commonwsaltb m
yss OF the United sates for the term oF ,
'Se5' from the fourth day of March next W VI '"o
oi' 10 give in their votes for a Conntv c,..
In place of Otis Adams "V commissioner,
be closed i at ga De opened at O'Clock A NJ and shall
year Of our n oS le this theth day October in the
four By ordar o oS h sand eight hundred and fifty
~ oroer oil the Mayor I'd Aldermen. -'
A true copv Attos,' y A. HAMILTON. City CLERK.
es1' LOWELL BAKER Jr
Constable of Wor.a.t,.
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AND COMPETENCE.-

HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE
Il Young of Worcester and vicinity, who desire
to enjoy the above blessings, obtain them by book
ing" their names with the "hundreds Eaton's shook
Of Record"
Now is the TINE to get a complete understanding Of
Book KEEPING-a practical knowledge of BUSINESS Ar
ITHMETIo-a beautiful MERCANTILE HAND WRIrISG-a
practical system of the CONSTRUCTION YOUR LAM
GUAGE, any of the higher branches of Study. Each
Student instructed by HIMSELF and at any
time Open day and evening"
Terms for Bookkeeping, time unlimited, SO 90
8 Commercial Arithmetic, one month, 90
6 Writing, I" 5 90
English Grammar 90
Ancient and Modern Languages, / each, 90
For reference please apply to any of the five hundred
Students that have graduated from the Academy the last
two years. catalogue and circular can be had by ap
plying to Mr. EATON, at his Rooms, Worcester Bank
Block, Foster st. SIS dtReb1snlm
EMPLOYMENT FOR AGENTS.-Sever-
IA al Thousand energetic and trust worthy young men,
are wanted to act as Agens-boh local and travelling
tcle of manufacture, now in extensive demand The ex
tsers agents of capacity and business tact easily
earn Two Hundred Dollars per month.
No Capital Necessary.
Extract from Communications from cur Agents.
1Iherewith enclose you draft for dollars, deducQ
ing hundred and ninetseven dollars as my commits
sion on the sale of the month. Signed II. Reed"-
81 shall realize commission my sales this month,
about one hundred and seventyye dollars B. c. Field.
The occupation will prove light and gentlemanly
poyment-as honorable as it is profitable
will be accepted unless able to produce SUBJ
ssantia testimonials as to character and industry
So MANY answers to Advertisements forwarded from
motives Of idle curiosity only the advertiser will consider
no application unless accompanied by One Dollar as evil
dence Of sincerity when full particulars win be forwarded
address BURNS, BENEDICT, CO.,
Baltimore Md.
To the substantial nature Of the enterprise we refer to
KENNETH DALE. LIE RoY, Sous, 4 90. Also, to HAM-
ILroS r. WEsT Ohio; Hon. c. NJ DEsrIs Rhode Island,
and NJ RAY, Key West, Fla. daw2m oil
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT FLANNELS
A FOR 18 CENTS PER YARD.-3O0 yards of White
Cotton and Wool Flannels, grade sold always at
twenty-five per yard, for sale the low price
1 8 cents per yard. Ladies wishing Dry Goods
cheap, will find it very much for their interest call
No, 1874 Main Street. GEO. P. BRYANT.
oil DIFF
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IT. CITY OF WoRcESTER.
10 either of the ConstabIes Of tho G;.. W,

cester 0 Sity OF w Or
n N the name of the cor,r,,, GREETING.
~ yyu are hereby required, forthwith to mott ~ ana
e lnaoants Of Ward number Seven o1alifed yarn
IN 5lectons OF doVernor, Lieutenant Governor 70 pole
-e ~ to meet in the School House o rs
Ut1er o. peasant and Oxford Streets on Mond she
reeehta gay OF November next at nine o,cocS ~ te
to witt e ioiiowihg articles,
ISL. 10 give in their votes for a Governor and IT,;
set Governor Of this Commonwealth; for five snators
" reieseht the district Of Worcester and Tor five Re
orepresent the City of Worcester in the aa'
oe aI court o. ths Commonwealth on one ballot
M 70 give IN their votes for person to represen, .h
niln congressional District of this CommonweaIb -;
wy 1Sngress Of the United States for the term of t
years ear nom the fourth day of March next u '"o
3D. 10 give in their votes for a Cnuntv c...
in place Of Otis Adams 0ouHS commissioner
The polls shall be opened at o,o,, :,
be closed at O'Clock p NJ ~ a. NJ and shall
a. worcester this thrteth day of October in M
' NJ D. o Lor1 one thousand eight hundred and
by orler of the Mayor and Aldermen 'i'iu n'ly-oar
q. A. HAMILTON rl;t, c,,
P'' A''eS'i LOWELL BAKER, JR
Constable of Waraa..l1-
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90 Ect.

VENO RENT.-DR. G. NJ. NICHOLS will rent his
n Office, on Pearl Street. Apply soon. diff o2O
FENO LET.--The HALL 3nder II. J.. Howand's
n Printing Office, No 1879 Main street, 20 by co.
good location for mechanic. Inquire of EN0S D0RR
& CO., Booksellers No. 205 Main strset. diff OIL
- LIVERY STABLE.-The subscri-
kt-~ bers having purchased the rights and interest
H~$& Of the Heirs OF the late D. p. CUTTING, in
s-1I-1- the Livery Stables Pearl street. would re-
spectuly inform their friends and the public that they
will continue to keep horses for hire and shall also board
such may be entrusted them Their long experience
and practical knowledge of HORSES enables them TO ask
with confidence, share of public patronage.
A few horses can be accommodated now, with board.
D. s. JACKSON,
A. z. WALES.
OF diff Livery Stable, Pearl Street.
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AND TO LET-For Shops, Storage or other
IL purposes, the Allen 4 Thurbern Lot Union ST.
AlsO--BOR Also to IS 900 OLD BRICKS Or
the above hot will be Sold together with the Engine and
Boiler, if wanted. Inquire of JOHN GATES, or DEX-
TER BROAD. d2tswsm* az
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AlisteIIoneons.
L ID A M A Y !
A STORY OF THINGS ACTUAL
AND POSSIBLE.
MARY LANGDON

"For zoe speakUbat ne ioO, and testify Of ,ohdt zoe
haze seem"
THIS STORY OF SOUTHERN LIFE .
Is destined to produce impression upon the nation,
powerful preaching, and permanent As Novel; only,
It equals in interest, the most
BRILLIANT FICTIONS Of Modern Times.
But it is chiefly in relation to the Institution of
AMERICAN SLAVERY,
that the book viii awaken the deepest interest The thrill
ling incidents which this anomalous institution gives
rise by Interviewing the desnies of master and slave in
the web Of fate presented with wonderful vivid
1t is not Encouragement of old stories, but an
original creation; and it will appeal to the pride Of the
white
With New aud Startling Force.
But calm inilexble adherence to TRUTH, marks
cry page Nothing of the "blue fre' of melodrama is
SEEM is the deepest tragedy mared by the screech
and contortons of a second-rate actress.
No reader however Indifferent to novels in general
possibly leave Oh without finishing it. The preliminary
edition has been read by number of the most eminent
in the country well by persons of average in
te!lect and culture,
The Verdict is Unanimous.
zone touch of Nature makes the whole world kim"
From the boy who devours Robinson Crusoe up to the
accomplished scholar, WHO'S familiar with the highest eff
forts Of authorhipal bear enthusiastic testimony to the
genius of the book.
IN ANTICIPATION OF AN IMMENSE SALE, un-
surpassed by that Of any other book, the Publishers will
be able to answer all orders as they received
The Work win be published
NOV T. M BIER 18TH.
PHILLIPS, SAMPSON, & CO.,
| PUBLISHERS BOSTON.
| nd
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Ef9AKS! CLOAKS!-J. H. CLARKE & co.
~ ae opening this morning, splendid assortment of
LADIES' READY-MADE CLOAKS,
ofhe latest fashions, which they would invite your
spcialattenton befre purchasing
eITY STORE, 152 Main-st, opposite the Post Office
~
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Lectures by the most celebraie, Al Y, ART.
OF a. BlKER CO., IS4 Main 81
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MACULLAR, WILLIAMS &c 90
27I Piper's Block, Maim Street.

SIGN OF THE FULL DRESSED MAN,
Have always on hand an immense stock of CLOTHING,
Under Clothing, and general wearing apparel for sale at
Wholesale and Retail
Country merchants will find it highly advantageous to
their interests, to call at store offer them
goods cheaper than any other house in the country
In Custom Department, may be found the most
tensve assortment Of Piece Goods to be found in this city,
consisting of BrodicOths, D0eskns, Black and Fancy
CaSSimeres, CdstorS, Beavers, Hestngs in Grenadine
and London Silks PetUets, Plush, Cashmere, &c, which
will be made up at the shortest notice, and in the best
under the charge of Mr. ALBERT PATTERSON who
cannot be eXcclled by any in this city, expert
enceJ Cutter. dawtf 90
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4 aUIGS' G. LOAK GEO. p. BRYANT
Awes to inform the Ladies' of Worcester and vcini-
y tlaae has received his H1ter Style Of Ctoaks and
that hwill be prepared to show them on and after
THJftDAY, Oct 26, at 1854 Main Street.
oS d12tis
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Notices.
q e O L o G. Y
DIR. BOYNTON

sPSSctiay announces that he will give the FOUR RE-
"AiNlNd LECTURES Of his Course upon GEOLOGY
Or, the
HISTORY OF CREA TON
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Drp IS.

). Drp IS. |
nNsSDAY NC, Oct. 31st,
" Y, THO & CO., -l
win thben the doors Store in FLAGG'S
u Buildinh almost an e
: NISTOCK Y GOODS,
10 whioy most res,'ite the attention q
their friand the neon. 1t may be well 10
state th,r Goods ha'chas2d TWO months
later th;ual conseuu. Lght at q great dis
count irregular pricek we can easily say
that cure stock will all ten per cent, less
than anyr concern in
o3l It's HOMteoN " W.
FUNISHIGOODS ! 4
LFKE1 QUILTS,
bOMFERS. 4
SUPIIOR w BLANKETS
All sizesyn 9 to IA, the best styles manu-
featured.
ancaster A to 1874.
All kinof ImperiaQUILTs Of every size
and of o2,yn jmDoygery description of
MATTRESSES, FRS, & TICKING,
CIFoRTITTING, sc.
Housebers. and achasers, at wholesale or
retail, wind our std an assortment of the
above goL as can bely store in the State, and
the priceFe warranthe lowest
CHA BARNARD, K co.
SsHA7Ls, MS, & sCARFs.-
~ bq, Gold BorRFS,
2 hoe do TILES.
s hes do. WIS.
10 Mes ocb,sUAWLs.
4 Hes do LONG SHAwLs.
200 y Stale u ..
so Pin Saxonywls'
PFMIUM PIE LONG sHAWLs.
100 9terloo Lc
so Ily State sis.
so Abroidert.hawls.
rs TNerri prie Shaws.
100 dbts. Modg Shawls.
We belize onr stent, comprises the best as
sortmentJ the abo including many choice and
exclusive espns. IS at wholesale and retail
will find DR. pricesthe average rates of this or
larger cits. Rim, BARNARD Il co.
TARTE VELVETS
F b Il O A Is S
For Sireat Bargains
Great ere has in the selection Of Black
Viewer. Of el,rs, and that have not
brown shale in a The style for making yelve
Cloaks thlcominian be seen by calling on the
subscriber.at I n Street.
o26 dl2t GEO. P, BRYANT.
7URNIsH OoDS'-A fresh stock Of
DAMAS
CATELLS,
TURKEY REDS,
Plain and prif other Curtain Goods,
Lace and Mnsght Curtains in great variety.
Plain. Painte,nted CURTAIN SHADES
Curtain Flxtu kinds, with a general assortment
f Upholstery CESS than Boston prices.
BERLIN, BARNARD, & co.
FXrION SHAWLS.
CHANIBERIaNARD, & CO. have for sale,
le Shawls iron
Peace Dapuf2ctaring Company,
Latelte,l at Agricultural Hail.
Also, Bay sterloo, and other shawls in great
'riety, selling
MBERLIN, BARNARD, & co.
= ENTLR'S SHAWLS.-A large as
= sortmentiY STATE, PEACE DALE, and
otch; for sagholesale and retail, at the lowest
ces. LNIBERLIN, BARNARD, & co.
INEN ST FRONTS.-3O dozen Linen
Shirt BQSicluiing some very beautiful needle
rked Goodsle for ladies. The above are war
lted pure Ind for sale quite as low as the Cotton
IDS. tAMBERLIN, BARNARD, & CO.
fEfEAptNTS " COPPERPLATES
Good Plants, suitable for Com:orters, at cts
cases sup4st colored PRINTS, at Ct cents.
10 cases Mex, Cocheco, SC for sale very CHEAP
AAIBERLIN, BARNARD, 4 CO.'S.
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"a - a. SENiA, late member Of the Gerrnano;
ps1ro ~ society," has the pleasure to inform the
AZ No J4 rIsc tniS ne has taken with Mr Perry
IN PIANO AND SINGING His SIX vars
ISecon with the above Society," and the SOLE su as
SGs 81 Music enable him give all who NAV 6vdr hes
sns , patronage full satisfaction II preferred as
s2l 'leOtse MONIES OF the pupils.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-06

'shE "a 49, IL TERN OF E. s. NASON,S
viii .oo., JoFENILE SINGING school,. ~ P"
WI commence on WEDNESDAY AFrgRyooy oc,obo. a.,
us M"i nFren Hall, at 2 O'Clock 8'ii'
an the chirsn are taught to sing NV mote %, Al, :.
win receive proper cultivation and trainn@ 'neH
A IGhets, including book, ST. to be had as above
he must provide themselves with Tics.t at
----- $50 ~ tHe ochoOI diff
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i hach Lecture will be Illustrated by series Of oru
MAJ u and splendid Paintings '''''' VI orig
Course Tickets for the Four Lectures IN rant.
~ Single Tickets % cents, ~ cents
NJ anu a' the DOOR
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"HOLESALE RET4TL
ir1r1or THE
"NADrs = 4. Y PARASOL MANUFAC,y.
Nm \. E. MOORE, 30 Main sr
N ~. b-onbrellas and Parasols renaireJ and -
jel7 dist
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-03-15

The CASE OF THE REV. j. c. RICHMOND
The Journal, of Providence, r. l., of which
city Richmond is a native, makes the following
reference to the affair of this gentleman with
the Austrians
"The case of Mr.. Richmond has been under
consideration at the State Department, but with
what result we do not know. The purpose of
the Austrians appears to be to get Mr.. Rich
mond out of the country; but they will find
this one of the most difficult things that they
have tried of late. They may think themselves
fortunate if Mr.. Richmond does not demand the
extradtion of the Emperor, before he finishes
with them"
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-03-15

The "Kine-pox," first discovered by Jenner,
originated from smallpox, communicated from
the fingers of filthy milkmaids or men afflicted
with varioloid or smallpox, to the cows teats
the vesice or sore, thus resulting, is the vassine
vesicle, from uacca, a COW; its lymph, when in
serted into the human being, produces, like the
inoculated bud or graft fruit, its like, and moth
ing else, if it takes in proper manner; if it
produce sore of any other appearance, such
sore is not genuine, neither its scab nor the
lymph are reliable; it must be taken from the
first or infantile vaccination.