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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-19

The RUSH for % cent Dagurrreotypes at Tyler Co.'s
yesterday took down anything Witnessed in Worcos-
Ter, and at one time the propretors compelled to
stop the sale Of tickets and lock the DOORS order to keep
back the crowd The project which Tyler Co. have in
roduced Of taking DaBuerreoypes by machinery aston
ishes the people Depot Of Main and Front ss
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-19

Western Ticket OGice.-T Through Western
Tickets, ol all principal Cities and Towns.
LEONARD d Co, Agents,
au24 DIFF $50 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-19

c *. WETHERELL.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law.
No FLAGG's BLOCK. Worcester, Mass
dis dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-19

Show 'eHa up.-30 days from date, we shall ofe,
public sale all bills OF more than six months standing
at that time remaining unsettled.
SIS dim VALENTINE Il STUDLEY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-19
Tho Meeting To-N.rr,,,

Our readers will bear in mind the Republican
meeting at the City Hall, this evening. Hon.
Arson Burlingame, Member of Congress from
the Third Congressional District, will address the
people upon the politics of State and nation, and
rare intellectual treat may be relied upon. 1t
is also expested that J. @. A. Griffin, Esq, of
Charlestown, will be present and address the
meeting.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-19
Music Notice,-GODDARD

Music NOtice.-G0DDARD IL ALDRICHS
QUADRILLE BAND, J. NJ. ALDRlcH, Prompter.
N. T. GODDARD, lst Violin w. L. HOBBS, Clarionet.
D. NJ. ALDRlcH ID q" LIS. Powers, Cornet Piston.
b. K. DELAND, Double Bass.
Engagements may he made by N P. Goddard Mubury
st., W h. Hobbs, Goddard st.. j. NJ. Aldrich Vine ST.
or B. X DeLsnd, at Loring Brothers.. Musical Head
Quarters, 203 Main st.
The above Band, thankful for past fayors, solicit
continuance of public patronage
s25
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w. a W ELLfAMS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law
No. 2 Central Exchange, Worcester, Mass.
III div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-19

DIR. STEARNS
Dentist has removed his Office and idence to No. Wa
nut street. Worcester.
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Adm THAY YER,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR At LAW
No us Main street, Worcester, Mass.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-19

Or. Harris, Dentist. still occupies those pleas
ant rooms l58 Main, of Walnut street Tbankf
to his former patrons for their assistance he will endeayor
to retain their confidence which he naers himself he ha
won and to gain that OF all others, who may favor him
with their patronage
His Artificial Teeth, which have given such genera
sasacon are inserted in all the various Styles and up
Oh Ile peSV materials ly26 diff
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SUMNER WALLACE


SILVER Platter AND MANUFACTURER OF HAIR
NESS TRIMMINGS, and DOOR PLATES
81 EXCHANGE STREET, ..',............- Worcester
e12 deod6m
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w M. SUMNER

w M 81 MINER
Is still in Worcester (Chatham ST. Place) reports to
the contrary Notwithstanding, and teaches Singing
schools. daw4y %
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-19

J. e. LINNELL, Md.
H0MG0PATHIST AND SURGEON,
(For nine years an AIopathie Physcian.)
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE No. WALNUT ST. WORCESTER.
Office hours from to A. M., aDd to P. NJ.
jy24 dom
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-19

"NV NOat MIXERS wanted fGlHne tITnte
H' CHAs. W. FREELAND, 3 CO.,
al Union Block, 1913 Main street.
bll dN
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.. Rnhbitt takes ans method n inforn,ir

u Rabbit takes this method of informing the
public that he 10 prepared 10 take views Of public and
private dwelling houses, old homesleads and machinery
OF an KINDS by new process Of Photcgraphng, that is
far superior to the Daguerreotvpe process His spec
mems viii convince any person that for copying daguer
eoypes is the only way that ought to be done when
larger than the original size is wanted BY this process
the impressions are made glass; by the use of which
he can make any number of perfect impressions on paper
Two questions viii probably be asked by those who never
sa@ them, viz Are they durable, and what is the price
First, will say, if painting will fade, these will not
Second they are cheaper when you take the size into
consideration 40 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-19

ROAHD..-A gentleman and LADY, or single personi,
- accommodated with bOaDd and pleafa II roopg a 80
Pleasant st. up sIalrs.ss= GR= olTdtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-19

Worcester Shuttle Company,
Manufacturers and Dealers in all kinds Of
COTTON AND LEN SHUTTLES,
New Worcester, Mass.
s22 DIFF RICHARDSON & SWEET.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-19

DIED.
IN ms CITY, lIth inst, Mrs Dolly d. Graves aged 81.
Funeral from her late residence No. ii Portland street
Saturday, ut O'Clock p.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-19

FASHIONABLE DREss-M
NO. NthDufy street,. W OIcester
iva DIFF
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w Hldcr's Patent Snlmmnnder Safes
Notice is hereby given to the public that Elias c. Herring
Of New York oonger manufactures this celebrated Safe
The undersigned prepared to furnish from their own
manuactory the :" World Renowned" Fire and Burglar
proof safe, with the latest Powder Burglar proof
Locks,) of any size from $50 upwards
IIe world wide reputation OF the Wilder Patent Saa
mand safe together with the thous of certificates
in its ayor render useless for the subscribers to u IT.
ply words in its favor. No merchant banker mechanic
or radesmen of any kind should for moment clay pro-
vidirg themselves with one of those SaGs.
jewelers. Safes made to order with chilled iron pates
inserted.
Depot 122 Water street, near Wall street, New York.
q T.
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Patenlees and Manufacturers.
New York, July 9, 1865 IN az,

For am EdurnGf on. In practical business branch
es Of study go to EAT0N's Mercantile and Mathematical
Institution, Bank Block, Foster street.
There old and young select any branch Of study
and it day and evening" by individual instruction
Ihere being no classes students commence at any
time This Institution is unlike most Academies mas
much as by its Explanatory Lectures and Lucid Rules
adapted to each study the student however duh of COM
prehension is lifted from his doubts and uncertainties
and moves along with the rapidly of understand
ing as the more advanced scholar If any should desire
to see the proofs Of the attending this method of
instruction. they can call and take look" into the Es-
ta0llshment and get circular containing the names of
students, and expressions Of prase-"By authority p
Mr. Eaton will be happy to have a call from all friends Of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-19

,sO ~ m. Brown, Upn0LsTEHER, has removed from
Pearl street 49, "A'AN ~ ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-19

HENRY G. RICE
:, Attorney and Counsellor at Lam.
NO; Bnnley Worcester, Mass,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-19

Double Entry Book keeping, time unlimited. s1OO 90
commercial Arithmetic, one month. 100
Commercial Penmanship, do .............,,4O0
English Grammar-Yerbal Instruction. O0
Epistoary and Commercial Cores Donlence ....5 90
81 dents coming by the Quarter in Commercial Pen
September 10, 1850 d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-19

The Greatest Medical Discovery Of he
age. MR.. KENNEDY Of Roxbury, has discovered in one
OF our common asture Weeds, remedy that cures every
Kind of Humor, from the Scrouadown to common
Pimple He has tried in eleven hundred cases and
never failed except in two cases. (thunder humor lie
has now in his possession two hundred certificates NJ
It's value all within twenty miles Of Boston,
Two bottles is warranted to cure nursing sore mouth
on the face. - P-'P'''
Two or three bottles will clear the system of bies
Lwo bottles is warranted to cure the canker in the
Three 10 Ave bottles Ia warranted In c,ra tha rt -
Of Erysipelas. WV "'''' ''os
One to two bottles is warranted to cure all humor in tina
eyes. - wv
Two bottles warranted to cure running Of the e,rs and
bl0tches among the hair saw
Fodrs to six bottles is warranted to cure corrupt and
running ulcers.
One bottle viii cure scaly cruptions Of the akin.
Of ringworm. N "'i'' '"s0
porate case OF rheumatism. w"
Three or four bottles is warranted to cure salt rheum
Five to eight bottles win the worst case of gero6a
dement, is always experienced from The first hottie ard
perfect cure is warranted when the above onaptl y
taken. fN'AN'S
Reader pedded thousand bottles of thin In IN.
vicinity OF Boston know the effects OF IL In every caas
30 sure as water will extigsh IRE so sure viii tbis ca
humor never sold bottle Of II but that bottle sod Sn
other after trial always speaks for itself There eTe
Two tngs about TINS herb that appears 10 me surprising
nrs that u grows in our pastures, ia some paces auie
plenty and yet It's value has been known unt dis
covered u IN lB40 second that II should all kinds of
humor have given II 10 children year old up 10 aid
men OF sixty from the homelest woman In Boston nm 40
h9 belle OF Momentum, md in all the cure Is certain
NO change OF diet ever necessayeat the best Won can
get nave likewise an herb when smmered IN sweet ol
dssoyes scrofuous swelling Of the neck and under III
ears price so cents. '"'
Directions for Use. Adult, one table spoonful no,
aayi children over eight years, desert spoon children
from lye 70 eight years. tea spoonful As nodirecton ann
DC applicable to al constitutions take enough to operate
on bowels twice day. 70" w 'P''"'S
hr Kennedy gives personal attendance bad oasea oi
bcr0iula ' '"'O' VI
-, Price 81. Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY. Ion
Warren street, ioxbury. For sale by REDDINg n co
State street, Boston, " W.
,, For sale in Worcester by D. Scott, NJ. d. Green a
White Co., .. A. Harrington Co., n. H. Marsh I'm
Werhetpee, caldwell HILL Bush n Co. James Green
y; Ltzo sbiey Scott Olappvllle, leorgo Robert
''1'''''AV' A. - Amniuop@ dly d
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n,s'i... henry SnFgent gives special attention 10
D'sSes OF the rye Office No, II Worcester Bank Block
my%v afr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-19

T T 0 r N Y AT LAW,
No, Worcester Rank Block Foster Stree
jy14l WORCESTER, MASS. d&wtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-19

MrRs y. Goodwin, an experienced and succeAs
uwiie hGlds herself in readiness, day and night Ia a
aIendthe duties Of her profession Residence is 1usa
ocL2l an
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Clarks Block corner of Main ard Mechanic street,
259 Main street. d3m&w6m 90
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Vuer Tor SAFE and viii keep on hand thrOuq the neason
abeter assortment Of LIME than can he bought M
ter. '' "nN S"iuiho fiaS
Worcester, March 10, 1864. ar 0,.hoa
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-19

POLITICS arc Cbr0Otcs-Bvery politician should
DR.. Coughs Columbian Pills faithfully for these are
the only Pills that claim to make ne good looking aud
smart. Slow and bilious ooting fellows canneesH-
pect to cOme in this year so call D. Scott or G. r.
Spur, and get boxes for s1G0s OILS dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-19

Slate for Roofs The subscriber is prepared IN
Furnish Slate for Roofs Of superior quality aud Law il in
~ ~. mnhntr on the most satisfactory terms. sam.
hplo du JOHN RARNApU
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-31

The teeSraphie dispatches from the Eas-
ern cities, dated the 18th instant contain lit
tie Of Importance or general interest. 4
correspondent Of the New York Hcrald. wri-
ting from Grcytowu, SAYS that Col. Walker
had cfected landing and was expected TO
attack the town on the 18th. Col. Kinney
had bat a score Of soldiers but was looking
anxionslv for an arrival of 800 from the
United States. The government troops were
prepared 10 give these fllihustcrs a warm re-
ception. Cholera was prevailing amongst
the Government troops Of Nicaragua and
Honduras and also at Havana.
A letter III the Hcrald saws that quarters
were provided for Santa Anna at Havana,
and that he was expected hourly. On the
other hand the Washington correspondent Of
the Jouradl Of Commerce discredits the
story of the abdication and flight Santa Anna.
The Custom House officers at Boston board
cd Il suspicious looking vessel supposed 10
he preparing for the slayc-tradc. The vessel
set sail and pat ont to sea with the officers
on board but finally sent them Of to stcam-
or in the lower harbor.
\ resolution offered by John NJ Bolts. ut
the Virginia Know Nothing Convention in
Richmond, to the effect that secrecy and the
Religious test ought to be abolished and the
repeal of the naturalization laws adopted AS
articles of the order was unanimously adopt
ed.
The New York dispatches say that q Wing
Judiciary Nomination Committee met last
evening, and made the following nomina-
tons; For Justice Of the Supreme Court,
Edward T. Fowler; Judges of the Superior
Court, NJ. Hoffman and Lewis L. Woodruff:
Judge of the Common Pleas, Cambridge
Livingston; Judge of the Marine Court, Chas
Birdsall. OF the above nominations, Fow-
Ter, Hoffman and Woodruff, are on the X. n.
ticket.
Rev. stephen Care, President og the Amer
lcan Union Bible Society and pastor of the
first Baptist Church Of this city died TO-DAY.
The violence and fatality of the yellow fc-
yer has suffered no abatement at Norfolk
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What Constitute Riches.

We are indebted to friend in Washington
CITY Tor the Following very forcblo lluStra-
ton Of !" what Constitutes RicheS," We
need not add that the anccotc Is entirely au-
thentic:
: 10 be rich,'' said Mr. Marcy, our worthy
Seerctary OF state, ''reauircs only "A salts
factory condition Of the mind One man
may be rich with II hundred dollars. while
another, IN the possession of millions may
think himself poor; and as the necessities If
lie are enjoyed By each it is evident that the
man who is best satitcd with his possessions
is the richest
To illustrate this idea, Mr.. Marcy related
the following anccdotc: ..When was Gov
ernor OF the State Of New York. said he.
II was eallcd'npon one morning at nv Of
hce by arough specimen OF backwoodsman
VINO stalkcd IN, and commenced conversation
py inqulrlng If this was Mr.. Marcy ? .
replied that this was my name.
"Biil Marcy said he. | nodded assent.
Used to live in Southport. didn't ycp,,
| answered in the affirmative. and beoan r.
leei II little curious TO know who my visitor
was, and what he was driving at.
That's what told en- cried the hack
woodsman, bringing his hand down on his
thigh with tremendous force II told 'em you
was the same old Bill Marcy who used To
1--we IN Southport, but they wouldn't believe
II, anu promised the next time | came To
Albany 10 come and see YOU and find ont
Bll?' 80
didn't exactly like to ignore his acauaint
ance altogether, but for the life Of me
couldn't rccollect ever having seen him
lriorc; and so replied that he had famjl-
lar countenance, but that was not able rs
call him by name
My name is Jack Smith," answered the
baekwoodsman, land we used to 90 to school
together thirty years ago in the little red
school house in old Southport Well, time has
T. changed since then, and Won have become a
great man, and got rich, suppose? 2"
shook my head, and was going to contra
diet that impression, when he broke in:
uh, yes you are; know YOU are rich
no use denying it. You was Comptroller
ior-ior q long time; and the next we heard
OF you you were Governor. You must have
maze heap oi money, and am glad of it
giiiu 10 see YOU getting along so smart. You
was always IA smart lad ut school. and knew
YOU would come to something
thanked him for his good wishes and op;n-
ION, and told him that public life did not m !
as well as he imagined. II suppose, said
j." fortune has smiled upon YOU since YOU
left Southport 20
"oh. yes said he, 9 hain't got nothing
to complain of. You see, shortly after YOU
lett Southport our whole family moved uo
INTO Vermont aud put right into the woods,
and reckon our family cut down more trees
and cleared more land than any other in the
whole State
And so you have made good thing Of
IT. How much do You consider Yourself
worth ~ ! asked, feeling little curious u
know what ne considered fortune, as he
seemed TO be we'll satisfied with his
Well" he replied, II don't know exact
y now much | am worth: but | think,
STRENGTHENING himself up) if NIL my debts
We're paid should be worth three bnndrel
dollars clean cash :. AMI he rms rich 81,
nc was satisfied.
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PLANK ROAD.
Travellers take Notice.

4 Ill persons travelling this Road viii he re-
( CURED to pay their toll nj the gates. Persons
LIVING within the townships Of Jackson, Monirose
Charleston and Drs Moines, gong aud returning TO
or from hc"kuk, the same day, upon paving full
toll al the first gate can turn free All hacks for
the carriage II passengers between kcokuk and
Montrose, and which HABiru ALLY travel the Plank
Road, can 20 and return the day by paving
one full toll. THOSE who only use the Plank Road
when ether roads bad viii be required to paw
full toll each way.
No persons will be allowed to stop their teams TO
water on the bed Of the Road. or Ia remain with
their teams At th. gates any loi-cr than may lie
necessary to pay their toll.
The law viii be rgdiy enforced against all per
sons who disregard this notice.
by order OF tie Board of DIRECTOR
TiiOS. W. CLAGErT, President
Ang. 10, 1875. d3t Wit
Morntuv
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Musical lnstru me MS for sale.

ii, d. iiuST. saier in Boston Pianos. NJ sloi ,.ms
organs, and Musical Instruments of all kinds has n
fine stock Of these articles hand and for sale in
tho rC~m over L. +. Mopdys shoe store on Main
Street.
Mr.. Hunt 'slrts to close cut his entire stock and
therefor, will FL at lowr rates than ever fore If.
f.rcd.
Person string 10 purchase examine and test
the articles for Themselves and the proprietor guar
nut"cs them u BARGAI aud warrants satisfaction.
August ~, lS55-l0d
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Tn one occasion, a bear was Sc m TO swim
cautiously TO rough piece of ice, on which
two female walruses were lying asleep with
their cubs. Tho willy animal crept up some
hummocks behind the party, and with the
help of his fore feet loosencd large block
of lee this, with the help of his nose and
paws, he rolled md carried till immediately
over the heads of the sleepcrS, wheh hc let it
fall on one of the old animals, which was in
stantly killed. The other wdlrns. with It's
cubs, rolled into the water; hut the Younger
one Of the stricken females remained III its
dam; upon these helpless creatures tho bear
now lcaped down, and thus completed the
destruction Of the two animals which 1t would
not have vcntured to attack openly.
The stlatagems practiced in taking large seals
are much less to be admired. These crca-
lures are remarkably timid, and for that
reason always lie to bask or sleep ON the
very edge of the pieces Of floating ice, so
that on the slightest alarm they can hv ono
roll tumble themselves into their favoritc c-
cmcnt. They are exceedingly restless, con-
stantlv moving their heads from side IL side,
and sleeping by very short maps. As with
all wild creatures, they turn their attention
to the direction Of the wind, as if expecting
danger from that quarter. The bear, on sec-
M his intended prey, gets quietly into the
water, and swms till he is leeward Of him,
from whence, by frequent short dives, h 81
lcntly makes his approaches, and So arrangcs
his distance that at his last dive he comes up
TO the spot whore the seal is living. If the
poor animal attempts to escape hv rolling
into the water, he falls into the bears clutch
cS; IT, on the contrary, he lies still, his dc
stroycr makes powerful spring. kills him on
the ice, and d"yOarS him at his leisure.
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he colt IL born with twelve grinders.
When four front teeth have made their ap-
pearance, the colt is twelve DAYS old and
when the next four come forth. it is four
weeks old. When the corner teeth appear,
the colt is eight months and when the lat
ter have attained to the hight Of front teeth,
ii is ono year old. The two-vcar old colt
has the kernel the dark substance in the
middle 1T the toolh's crown ground out of
all the irontteeth In the third year, the
middle front-tccth are being shifted and
when three years old, those are substituted
by the horSc-tceth. The next four teeth are
shifted in the fourth year, and the corner
teeth in the fifth. At six wears the kernel is
Worn out of tho lowcr middle front-tccth,
and the bridlc-tccth have now attained to
their full growth. At seven years hook has
been formed on the corner-tceth of the upper
jaw; the kernel of the teeth next at the mid
die fronts is worn out, and the bridlc-tceth
begin TO wear off. At eight years Of age the
kernd IS worn ont of all the lower front
teeth, and begins to decrease in the middle
upper fronts. In the ninth wear the kernel
has wholly disappeared from tho upper mid
die front teeth, the hook on the corner-teeth
has increased in size, and the bfidIc-tecth
lose their points. In the tenth year the kerr
mel IS Worn out of the teeth next to the mid
die fronts OF the upper jaw; and IN the cley-
cnth year tho kernel has entirely vanished
from the rncr-tecth Of the same Jaw At
twelve years old, the crown Of all the front
teeth III the lower Jaw has become tringular.
and thu brldlc-tccth are much worn down.
Is the horse advances in are. the gums
shrink away from the teeth, which. conse-
quently, receive long, narrow appearances,
and their kernels have metamorphosed into "a
darkish point, gray hairs increase in tho fore
head over the eyes, and the chin assumes
the form oNan angle American Agricultur-
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New Books.

l. ECEIFED this day, August 9th, byJ. r. CAVE
IL SON
Memoir Of the Rev. sydney Smith. By his daugi-
TER, Lady Holland. With selection from his letter.
edited ny Mn. Austin
The ishmd Empire, the Scenes of the first ESil,
Of the Emperor Napoleon Tog .ther with narrative.
OF has residence on the island Of Eliza. Taken from
local information the papers Of the British rgs dcut
and other authentic sources.
Letters t. the People, on Health and Happiness
BY catharine Bsecher.
History Of the Council Of Trent. From the French
II j.. T. Bungencr, author Of the PRIEST. and the
"liughenot."
six Days of Creation. A series Of familiar letters
from father 10 his children, describing the natural
history 81 each day = services with particular r,fr
cnce H. the ILLUSTRATION of scriptural truth. W q.
Rhipi.
oliatta, and other Poems. by Howard H. Caldwell.
The Mineral and Thermal Springs of the L. s and
Canada. by john Bal. NJ ID.
August u, lS3y.-d2t