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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-02

KNERE INSUR ANCEs-The Mechanics Mutua
81 Fire Insurance Co.. Of Worcester hereby give notice
that the Directors Of said Company have by vote deter
mined to divide the property insured by them into two
classes viz: the Manufacturers and the Mechanics
Glass which takes effect from this date One million dol
lars having been previously subscribed to be insured in
the Manufacturers Glass; they prepared to insure in
that class on the other Mutual Offices Coz.
t0n and Wooden Mills, having the following characters-
tics viz built Of brick stone heated by steam, having
constant watch, good force pump, expressly for ex-
tingushing fires and the picker out Of the main MILL or
il in the mill, in fire proof room. They also insure in
the Mechanics Class, dwelling houses farm barns stores
stocks Of goods machine shops, and mechanics property
generally, excepting shaving risks and such as is
termed "extrSs hazarduus.n
DRECToRs.- Henry Denny. Worcester Geo. Black
burn, Boston EseR Saunders, Grafton Aonzo White,
LEICESTER X. s. Denny, Clappylr Geo. a. Rice Wor-
cester VIM b. Fox, Jr., Worcester; Dwight Foster
Worcester Daniel Tainter Worcester Samuel L. Hodg
eB Lei ester. HENRY A. DENNY, Prest
VIM. Denny, Sec'y
Worcester, Sept. 10, 1855. diff
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Books, &5f.

ESoohS- BOOKS-BOORS! JOHN KEITH
~ oOs Bulletin Of New Books, No 239 Main street
Inc Land Of Gold, W. II Helper,
MY Fathers House, Mcdonald
stray Leaves from the Book Of Nature DeYere,
Richard Hurdis, Smms.
I'm india China and japan, Bayard Taylor.
The Match Girl.
IsOra's Child
Cora ana the Doctor.
A Tour among the Planters,
Physiology Of Marriage
Our First Families.
The End, Cumming.
The Annals OF San Francisco
Henry VII and his Six Wives Herbert
Oakheld, by W. d. Arnold.
New Hope, or the Rescue.
History Of the Council of Trent.
Land, Labor and Gold 2 vols, Hewitt
The Creed of Chrstendom, Gregg.
Ollie, or the West Room
The Decameson of Bocacoio.
Habits o. Men, Doran.
Bits Of Barney Mckenzie.
Mary Lyndon, an Autobiography.
Lippncott's Gazetteer.
Memoir Of Rev. Sidney Smith, 2 vols.
Guy Rireos, Simms.
NeWcomes, Thackeray.
Panama in 1855.
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Clothing

CUSTOM TAILORING ESTABLISH"
} BiENT. THOMAS +. SMITH, Cutter for the las
hIee'and half years with VIM II, Hudson, takes thi
method of nfo ming his friends and the public generally
that he has taken Chambers in CarPs New Block, wherl
he int nds to carry on the Custom Tailoring busness
ali its branches where all who favor him with call en1
rely on his best endeayOrs to suit them.
Entrance No. 257 Nam street DIFF my3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-02

S HOOL b OOKS
DIV Arr LTvER RES,
NO. 2 WORCESTER HOUSE BLOCK
Merchants and dealers be supplied with School
Books at Publishers Ne,U York and Boston prices
SO diff J. X. BANISTER Agent
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SHERIEIE,s SALE

VU1INUN W EALIU UF MASSAUHUSETTS.
MQkcEsTER ss' Sept. 22d, 1855.
E@Y virtue of execution which ISSUED on a judgment
~ IN favor Of CAROLINE I. SMITH, vie of John
Smith, tn of the City and County of Worcester who
sues IN her own right and as holding property from
the Of sdlA lusDss L tTT3
BANKS If west Boyston in the County Of v 9fe3sthgf
the September Of the Court of Common Pleas f
the County of Worcester A. 1855 have taken all the
right in equity that the said John NJ Fairbanks had
the 10th day Of August A. D, 1885, the day when the
attached process, tn rel eem certain
motgaged real estate, laying said West Boyst5n
the that described in mortgage deed thereof from
in the Registry Of Deeds for said County SIT Page
524, and SATURDAY, the first day of December next
at two O'Clock r the afternoon my Office in the City Of
Worcester No. Worcester Bank Block shall offer for
ale by public auction, the highest bidder sai right
in equity Of redemption j. DAY Deputy Sheriff.
dig d3sF
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EHE WORCESTER SPY.


Printed aud Published by JOHN MILTON EARLE, Il
HoMAs DREW, at No. 212 Main Street. Worcester Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-02
1OQllts.

A GENTS VVANTED-Honesty young men
"a find constant employment at the business of selling
Cheap Books Perfumery Medicines, photographic Prints
Maps Charts and other useful articles. Salary $500
year besides expenses liberal commission allowed
We have the best STOCK in Boston from agents. We in
yite purchasers to call and Address with stamp
enclosed to pay return POSTAGE DIR. II. B. SKINNER,
No. Is Friend street, Boston. deod&w5m AUS
49, HOUSE NyANTED-Wth baru and
@;i; garden attached, within few minutes walk Of
LII the Post Office. Apply to GRAVEs's City Tea
81 Main street diff aulO
H1VACTORY HELP WANTED.-Two or
e. three Families of Factory Help (Weayers and Spin
ners) wanted never-laing stream of water. Apply
at the Uxbridge Cotton Mills. CHAS. L. WITHIN,
North Uxbridge, Sept 49, diff Clerk.
A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY "A va.
IA rety of Agencies from which three to five dollars
day can be made, be obtained at the gents
Emporium, 275 Main street, Worcester. Honorable
Employment for both ladies and gentlemen. No capital
required until the business is airly tried after which,
from 1--WE fifty dollars For grand chances, call
$40 diff ALLEN FAY.
NNTANTED-2OO experienced Straw Sewers at
w the Straw Mandatory, Flagg's Building.
Also 90 Girls to learn the business None but smart
Intelligent American girls need apply st Of references
win be required. Applications received and further in
formation given and after Oct 10, at No 10 Kaggs
Building, Main st. r. MANSON,
oS dawt ). IL. BOWhER
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60 Cet.

60 Eet.
NEW STORE Els TO LET.-The very caTa
Ia cious and convenient Stores in the New Block on
Southbridge St. are ready be let. Rent low, to-
good tenants. Apply to PHILANDER PUTNAM,
Or to L. & s. p. HARRINGTON, 234 Main street.
90 dtfis
THVEN EMENTS no RENT.-E. L. ABBOTT
co. will have several Tenemens to rent the LIST of
October varying in price from $50 to $125 For further
inormation enqupe at their Office,
$40 diff no. Flagg's Building.
TEN0 LET-Two tenements on Lafayette street, oppO
II site the Junction Depot. Inquire of
je26 A. THAYER, 21S Main Street.
FEYO LET.-A large airy Room in Richrnonds Block,
q 265 Main Street. Apply to +. R. ROBINSON,
Clarks Block, 25T Main-st.
Worcester June s. 1855 diff
VESO RENTING store Pearl street, now occus
q pied by the Adams Express Co. Possession given
Ia few days. Inquire at the Office, or of
ap26 diff c. FOSTER & co.
VENO RENT.-An upper Tenement of rooms few
D. rods south of the old Academy, Possession given
Immediately Apply on the premises. S. P. CHASE.
Worcester, June H. 1856
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C1oUGH LozENGEs.- su,h's Cod Liver Of

GOUGH LoZENGES.-Sash's Cod Liver Oh
" Lozenges.
Deynes Pitch Lozenges.
Lcorice Lozcnges.
Paris LOzenRes.
Norman Fir Paste.
All xcclient articles Tor CouIhs Colds, &C.. and par
ticuarly adapted to public speakers. For Gale by
GEo. r. sPURR,
OILS diff Druggist 20l Main st.
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS, an inyal-
"A liable remedy persons afflicted with Headache, In.
Digestion Costyeness, and all Bilious Complaints always
on hand at GEO. r.. SPURR'S,
olS DIFF 20l Main st.
uNRUCs, DYES, &c.-G. S. & A, J. HOWE
NJ Worcester Bank Block have In store and oher ior
sale, In lots 10 suit
Acid suiphurc; Madder, Du'chi
do Nitric. Nutgalls, Ground
do Muriatic pearlash, FIRST sort
Alum ump and ground Potash first sort
Ammonio Aoua and earbt Potash, Blchromate.
ARGOS, Ground Press fapesi
Drmstone crude and refund starch NheaI ana fottoj
Blue Yitrili; sumae' sielyi
Copperas. Am. and Englishi 9oda abhi
Clutch, Cudhenrj souAj
Cochineal, lIondufasi 81 nixon
Extract of Logwood Tin, Banea
qise IRON LIQUOR, TIN, Crystals;
Isinalass, Amerlcani Wood, English
dtf
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Iers you Clothing most BY Paint substance
H O u. OH I N s
r 81 y Q v A e Q r

ndlroh
For ueeeryH where Price sand 75Cut.
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gNOWN AND MERTNO CUFFS AND
& n COLLARS--For sale low, at MERtSILLs,
mi 4 diff 2li Mar g:
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RtEMENT, MARBLE DUST, CALClNED
Z i PLASTER, and SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME or
hand and for sale low for Cash.
Also Agents for the sails Of Peoks celebrated Cement
Pines for Drains L0THR0p AMES,
No. IS Mechanic st.
XVoreester Nav 20 1853
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6SENUgNE HAVANA CIGARS--At J. Q.
w HILLS at lover prices than were ever offered III
is market au23 diff
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waUILDING LGTS-WeI located in different
3 parts of this city. For Sale cheap by
an31istf C. A. HARRINGTON * co.
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VOL. IV.-The GREAT HARMONIC, Vol ~. by
A. J. Davis, just received and for sale at No 9
PLEASANT ST. Also, all Of the principal books and
ola tt
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-01
4 FushAlons..k Keep Moylng.~

Such is the cry of Progress every
where. 1t is the watch word Of the
10th century; written on every blade
lifted IN the cahse Of Human Adj
>Tancement. IL IT,. r.
"Push along Keep movingr'-
There's a wholcSolume ofgoodcoun.
sci in these words. 10 the young
just setting out m life, they are ofin-
finite value, they have an omniscient
girdinH the soul with ever
lasting vigor. IF the. arm grows
weary and tho hAartfaint, they tingc
the future with the HUGS Of triumph
and lead on thy feet with hopeful
strength; il obst$rles rise in the way
Push along--hep lnoving~ from
the lips Iorhopc ,is bettertha a Da-
mascus blade, irthewing out the path
Push .alongs What, il clouds
thick an d heavy arc stretched out
before you? Fash alongp What
ifyour dyes see 30 signs of victory,
no CLEANS Of hope? Hpush alongr'
the WI cath wilfyetdescend. What
if death stride into your household
ring, and break all the shrincs Of
your iddlatry? Mourn not hopeless
ly; look not always .back--let the
dead past bury its dead = "push
along -keep moyingr' ..r
keep movingp Nature cries with
her ten thousand tongues; the uni,
verse, a it rolls continually onward
echoes back the fry--" push alongp'
-"Keep moving what your hand
lindelh to do, do it with all your
might-7pause ndt-"push along!'-
1t goes around like a trumpet call
rousing up the slpmbcring, strength
ening tie weak, ihspi ring the fearful
urging the strong to continual con,
quest. 1t is everywhere the same
the spring and fountain Of all true
progress. - u =.~..
: Youn g man! ilyou would conquer
the battle of lih, write this watcl
word on your baancr-'~' Push along
keep movingna -" .,=.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-01

are indebted for she accounts Of the
patriarchs, declares that almost CO.
temporaneously with them the land
Of Egypt was viHited with boiis.--
The hefoglyphicso Nile, accord
ing the annals ofthis very genera
ton, asIweH as Of preceding ones,
speak ofphysicians describe the de-
sease they suffered; the name of ha-
kim doctor, has indeed been consid.
cred sacred in She east from the
earliest ages. Again, there Is no
reason 70 believethat the people who
inhabited the shores ofthe Mediter.
ranean, at the beginning ofthe Chris
tan era, were lager in person more
Muscular, or hadSa better intellect
'ual developments than the Greeks,
ltalians}Spaniaras, or Moors Of our
day. There maybe some advantage
physically, in favor Of the early Ro-
mans, but nothing more than what
can be attributed to severe train
ing andldesciplihe enjoyed by their
rules ofIwarlarea In like manner, it
may be safely asserted that the peo-
pie who inhabited western Europe
prior toIthe eleyenth century, were
certainly not larger or stronger than
their successors On the contrary,
the ambient broad swords dug out
ofthe bogs'of Ireland, and Scandina-
via show that thy men ofthat distant
day had actually smaller and less
powerful bands. ihan the men Of the
present. The British noblemen who
figured at the EgIlntown. tournament
found ID generally impossible to in.
case selve5in the armor oftheir
ancestors, statistics, moreover, it is
stated, established the fact, that the
average duration ofhuman life du-
ring the last century is greater than
it was in the century preceding. j.:
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-01
To Sportsmcn.

Wash your gun barrels in spirits
of turpentinefby dipping a rag Or
sponge fastened on your gunIrod in.
to the liquid, and swabbing them Out
three or four times, when they will be
cleared of all Impurities, and can be
used almost instantly, as the tur.
pentine will evaporate and leave the
barrels dry; .ey ZEN if they are a little
moist it will not prevent their going
off like water. After being washed
thus, there Is i % danger Of rust al
when water ID used. am AN old
experienced gunner, and havc prac.
ticed this for years, and found it use
full. Spirits Of tur pentine can b.
procured at all country stores, and
small quantity is sufficient --Scien
Gfc american. n J. III X
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-01
Is the Human Race Deseneratlng!

There is n certain class of people
who sincerely believe that they are
legitimately happy only when they
are tolerably miserable. Their sem
timents, opinions and creeds are
strongly inoculated with the FREEDOM
inant idea that the creation was a
failure, which being the result OF
mans transgression has entailed up.
on him residence in, d world the
dark side OF whichis at least two
thirds larger than the bright side. =
These croakers believe that every.
thing sprogressing downward;
and that man especially. having in.
herited from his progenitor in Eden,
a slow consumption which, destined
to reduce the form divine to some
thing less than a shadow, must f.
nally part with bones, flesh and
blood, and become forever divorced
from time and sense. And hence
with them it is a fayorite theme that
the human race, il retrograding
One oftheses philosophers, says AGO.
temporary, "lately went so far as 70
assert, that in the time Of the patfi-
archs there was no such thing as i'll.
health, and that scrofula, consump.
ton, cancer, rheumatism, and all
other diseases which flesh Is he'll
to-, arc modern inyeniions.' We
think that the hastiest glance ct az.
thentic history will satisfactorily r.
flute al such notions as these.
The same narrative TO which We
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-01

The following Is certainly the
most touching moonlight scene we
have ever read. "After whirling for
some time in the ecstatic mazes OF
a. lovely waltz, Caroline and myself
stepped out rlnobserved, on to the
balcony, to enjoy u few moments
ofthe solitude SO precious to lovers.
It was a glorio us night--the dir was
cool and rcfre shing. As ] gazed Up.
on the beautiful being by my side,
| thought ! never saw her look 50
lovely; one Of her soft, fair hands,
rested in mine, and ever and anon
she met my ardent gaze with one
Of pure, confidingiove. Suddenly.
a change came over her soft features
her full, red lip trembled with sup
pressed emotion, tear drops rested
on her long, dropping lashes; the
muscles around her faultless mouth
became conyulsed, she gasped for
BREATH and shatched her hand from
the soft pressure Of my own, she
turned suddenly away, buried her
face in her tine cambria handker-
chief, and sSEEzED.r
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-01
"Don't speaki. 50 Cross

= Don't speak 10 cross" said one
little boz yesterday, in the streets tn
another. "Dona speak SO cross
there's no use init" We happened
to be passing at.the time, and hear.
ing the Iinjunctioh, or rather exhor.
tation, for it was uttered in horta.
tory manner, we set the juvenile
speaker down as an embryo philos.
opher. In sooth touching the point
involved in ths boyish difficulty
which made occasion for the remark
he might properly be considered al
maturity. What more could Solo
mon have said on the OCCASION
True. he has putit on record that "a
soft answer turnsth away wrath, -
and this being taken as true, and
every body knows it to be soft il
evidence in favop Of the superiority
Of the law Of kinaness over that Of
wrath. But oursyoung street phi.
losopher said pretty much the same
thing substantially, when he said
Don't speak 81 cross--there's nc
use in IT, On the contrary, itinya.
riably does much harm. lsa man
angry? it inaames his ire still more
and confirms. in bis ennity him who
BY a kind word and d gentle and a
pleasing demeaaof might be con.
verted into q friend. II Is in fact an
addition Of fuel salrcady kindled. -
And what do you.gain by il? Moth.
ing desirable, certainly, unless dis.
cord, strife, contehtion hatred malice
and all uncharita5le be desira
bieness. The boy spake the "words
Of truth and sonerness,r when hs
said, sDon't speak 50 cross-there'l
no use in it."
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-01
For the ''Star Iof the Kanawha Valley"
Lines Written for Ny Sister.
d lsAAc .. NEWMAN.

FAREWELL dearest Marths, | see thee no more,
Thytroubleafid suferings are now at an end,
You have gone toreap your fewdid id store,
Butyou have len, to weep, faithful. friend
-, 80. pssse $50 II 49, 's"1 -
To-, a-,;,.;n. 80,
IN ,vh;oh ne .an,,a, !, NJ ,ans ds,s
I7,l T-+l-'"-\T : : :, - I'll d.
Often memory will bring back i.
A thought Of where you now repofe,
ana OH now sweet1t VIII pc 70 think
my soul no soiloW SHOWS.
fafeWeiito the spot itnow has iadsd !. .f
from my VISION fhen so pright' @5"r@s
eu, wan be CHERISHED and regarded j.. .@
with remem1rapce never dylpg. IT,.
sweetly sister, thou art Sleeping where the
mournful cypress waves, IN
Peacefully the proud bosphorous at thy fee,
the bright shore layes ~. T. 1T
Where the orient sunshine falleth, where the
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-01

The following, fro m the Philadel-
phia Mail, contains a good hit at a
practice as common in most cities
as at Philadelphia, but which is as
rcprehensible-a that paper terms it:
running 7uA GAUNTLET. - Away
out west, the Indians have a. fashion
when they take a prisoner, to make
him run the guantlet--that is, the
sayages form themselves, into two
lines, armed with clubs and switches
compelllngtlleir victim to run be-
tween them, and receiving a blow
from each. Her in this city, the
civilized rude savnges, after divine
services on tho Sabbath day, form
themselves in two lines atIthechurch
doors, and compel the females leav-
ing the different plac es ofwors ship, to
run the gauntle t between them, and
receiving inste lad of a blow an i'm
pudent reflect ion, as to style Of dress
beauty, age, &c. This is one of the
meanest and most abominable prac-
tees that young or old men could be
guilty Of lti4 disgraccful, and the
police should arrest these civilized
sayages and make examples ofthem.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-01

70 the protection Of true friendship, II
is necessary that there should be one par
ticular individual selected from the rest Of
mankindwho may be considered as another
sell, 70 whom wd can unbosom ourIserious
thoughts, beioreIwhom We are not asham-
tho lay open OUT weakness and foibles, OF,
IN the expressive phrase, TO think aiotd.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-01
0tisluuIL paetr!l.
For the "scar of the KanawLa Valley"
+ TO Ellie IT. !. /. !, =. !, 49,. !. ....

= q. So 81. T.. - 49,. f.,
May'st thou live in joy forever, -.
s Nouglt from thee true pleasure scyert
From thy heart arise Posish,s - I..
And no tear bedew thine eye;
Joys be many, cares lie fewiF-
Smooth be the path thou shalt pursue,
! And heavens estblessidgS shine
Ever on thee and thine. = ri
Z
Round thy path may ftirest flowers,
Asin arnaranthlne bowers, ii.
Bloom and blossom blight and fair,
Load with sweets the ambient airi :.
Be thy path with roses strown, 80, s
And thy hours TO care unknownJ +. =,
Sorrows cloud thy pltltway--neyer,
:: And happiness be thine forever.
Resi- WooD, Ky. ROSA LIN.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-01

Il is stated that the Official vote Of vir-
ginia has been received from all but rs
counties, and counting the unofficial from
these, Wise has "a majority Of 10, 1870.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-01

"A lot Of new -four, from North CAROL.
ma, was sold in Norfolk, At SRA barrel,
last week.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-21
VOL. 3.---NO 2l6
DAILY VIRGINIAN.
From the tro Budget. April IL
Suicide OF an Aged Lady by HANGING.

An aged lady named Ann Dickson, and one
who Ind always horne a highly respectable char
aotor was found last about ten o'clock hang
ing dead in the garret of the house No. las Fifth
street She had been missed by her friends about
ten O'Clock in the forenoon. Very little was
thought of her absence until towards night, when,
not having attended her meals, and mol being seen
around the house by any Of the neighbors since
the forenoon, her friends became alarmed for her
safety, and after searching diligently for several
hours, finally discovered her in the garrett.
AT the place whore she hung herself the roof
was very low. She was found on her knees, hay
ing strangled herself with several skeins of yarn.
She occupied room Mt this house alone by her
self. She kept almost continually talking about
her daughter who was dead. She seemed always
TO be perfectly sane in all her talk and actions. -
AT about 10 o'clock yesterday she called OH the
persons occupying the room below her. aud
handing one ofthem piece Of paper which CON-
tanned writing with lead pencil, requested the
latter to rad it, as il was written for her by n
spiritual medium. She then left, leaving the piece
OF paper in the room, which was the last which
was seen of her.
rhc following is all we could decipber from tho
piece ofpaper 1t seems to have been written by
two different persons. The first paragraph IL
written in miserable manner and many
words are hardly readable. 1t is supposed to be
communication from the spirit world"-from
the deceased daughter to the mother.
''How shall | tell you my feelingsl DO not
mourn for me as last done-i come often near
you. Mother. will you come here againl"
Mother, if you could but understand one
half Of the beauty of our Heaven, as it is called
ON earth, you would long to come here. cannot
tell more now, but do come again"
An inquest was held on the body by Coroner
Hegemnn, and n verdict rendered by the jury in
accordance with the facts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-21
4 CARD -rhr .uh-rrbc, having purchased

4 CARD The suhscribc, having purchased of
- M,Daniel, Hun d Prcs nn their ,nterc-t In tho
late concern ii T. Anderson e. 90. w,ll -ontinu,
the GHnctHr Con- isaIos ard Foawahni.o hi,sin.s.
nj the old stand on the BASIN WHERE'S they will keep on
hnnd II -t"cs oi Guanu Plaster. Lime and Cement for
sale NJ the loves cash prices.
lie return, hs iinnks the friends nf the late con
Gem an the pnh GENERALLY to the lbo nj rntrontge
sxten"di 10 irrd h"fes, by using III. beat exrion- la
merit continuance of the sumo To the new concern
nd9 dts WI I. ANDERSON