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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-29
AUCTION-FARM FOR SALE,


ayn VIII be sold at Public Auction, on TUES "a
frY% DAY, April 81, at l O'Clock, P NJ, on the ,IH
$50 premises, the Farm formerly owned and $3.50
cupiet by Rufus Barton, Esq. late of Mibury deceased
containing 1873 Acres of Choice Land suitably divided in
to Moving, Tage and Pasturug, with great variety
the best of Grated Fruit and about 40 Acres Wood
Land, most OF it of heavy growth pleasantly situated in
the northerly part OF bury, the road leading from
auburn to the Armory Village about and half miles
from said Village and five miles from the city Of Worces-
ter.
The Buildings consist of a large two story Dwelling
House. large Barn, Carriage House, Wood House. and
Granary with failing the house and in the
pasture, fenced mostly with stone wala very desirable
loca ion for farmer.
For further particulars, inquire of JEDEDTAH H..
GEORGE 5. BARTON, Worcester or r the subscribers
near the premises.
Il. HARRINGTON 4 NYAIPHAs LoNGLEY.
Milbury March &c, 1875. dstt mario
ENXECUTOB'S SALE.-By license of the Pro-
- bate Court, will be solo at Public Auction on the
premises, on TUESDAY, April 18th, 10 o'clock in the
70 enoon, the HOMESTEAD FARM Of Asa Sargent late
Of Leicester deceased consisting sixty acres more or
less with buildings thereon Said Farm being suitably
divided into lage moving, and pasturing-wel stocked
with choicl fruit trees, and the whole well fenced.
Also-One lot of Woodland, containing four acres more
or less situated about half mile south of the David
Ienshaw place, in sad Leicester.
Also-Immediately following the sale of the Estate
aorenamed will be sol the Stock &C. consisting of one
Sled one light Wagon and Harness. Sleigh AID variety
of flaming Tools
Also-oGe-ttird of Pew No - IN the First Congrega-
tonal Church IN Leicester, and one-ha OF Pew No. - in
the M. E. Church in Cherry Valley.
Also--one valuable Horse, Chaise and Harness
Conditions made known at time and place Of Sale.
HOMER Il. SARGENT, Executor.
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AND CONSUMPTION.
SE7o BOOT & SHOE MANUFACTURE

ERS, DEALERS, LEATHER DRESSERS, &c.
The undersigned, having the Sole Agency of D. WHIT
%EMQRh'S Articles, prepared to fill orders for
any Of them, in any quantity.
These articles manufactured by person who has
for many years known the wants of Boot and Shoe Man
uiacturef, Dealers and Leather Dresses, and has
slowed great amount of time and money in perfecting
the different preparations They have been used by some
Of the largest Manufacturers and pronounced by them
to he the best preparations for Leather that have ever
been offered to the public.
THE PRESSING BLACKTNG.
This article is free from all offensive smell. It is
well calculated to take the place of Gum filling the pores
of the Leather, rendering it soft and pabe without the
aid Of Oil L is highly recommended to Leather Dressers
for finishing Calf and other kinds of Stock where a
smooth surface is required When the goods are in prop
order, it is preventive of mould thereby ensr-
ing through all seasons, and beautiful appear
each land in barrels
THE EXTRACT OF OIL.
This article is for Polished Gram and Enameled
Leather and is entirely different from any thing
made for This purpose 1t restores the original lustre and
leaves the leather perfectly and pabe has been
used by Manufacturers, who find it to be the article that
has long been needed for this purpose. For Calf Goat
AMI Black Grained Stock, has been used with entire
satisfaction For Carriage Tops and Harnesses, it is
unequaed 1t put in quart bottles, and in and
barrels.
THE BLACK yARNIsH
This is article, and is used for vanishing the
edges of Boots and Shoes, and stripping the bottoms One
coat on good firm stock, is quite sufficient to black and
YaFniSh them.
THE BOOT 4 SHOE MAKERS INK
is for backng the edges of Boots and Shoes and is su
perior to anything of the kind in use
THE WHITE VARNISH
for finishing up Boots and Shoes, is unequaed by any
Narnish ever before offered.
Weare kindly permitted orefer to the following parties;
T. E. Batchelder & Co.. 65 & 81 Pearl street, Boston.
Atherton, Stetson & Co., 81 %
Jas Masnire Co., 100 " "
Abner Curtis, 81
l.. & W. S. Belcher, o.
G. Gilmore. SO Hanover street
George Clark, Esq. North Bridgewater Mass
Shaw Wheeler, East Abingdon, Mass.
Samuel Wales, North Abingdon, Mass.
Elisha Hoibrook, East Weymouth, Mass.
We have constantly on hand good supply of sponges,
Gum fragacanth, Gum Arabic, oXalic Acid, and such
other Drugs used by Shoe Manufacturers
BROWN * KNAPP,
Wholesale Druggists, No. 40 Indis, ST.,
BOSTON
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BY E. W. VAIL, AUcrIoNEER,

UUlce Zoo lNain-5Teef, Pdle's Block.
a UCTIONEER'S NOTICE. Tie under
IA signed, having had than six years experience
in the Auction business in connection with S. w. SELBY
would offer his services to the public for the sale Of
Real Estate aid Personal Property, any part of the
City or County Particular attention given to sales of
Real Estate, and Furniture, at private residences He
will also attend to the apprasiug of all kinds of property
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THREAD STORE GOODS.

THREAD STORE GOODS.
shall open April list, superb line of desirable EN-
BROIDERIES. which will embrace the best Styles in the
market AS have kept these Goods any extent
my whole Stock will be selected from the latest importa
tons.
Your attention is also most earnestly solicited to my
HOSIERY s. GLOVE DEPARTMENT
VIII re may be found every style and quality adapted to-
the Spring and Summer trade
Particular attention will be given to the Juvenile pant
of this trade it will always be my aim to keep ali the
Sizes and every desirable style of this heretofore neglected
branch
As formerly, you may always find a little the best as
sortmcnt OF
WOODEN, WOrsted MerinO or Angola
and Cotton YaRms,
to be found any store in this city.
My Of articles for the TOILET will be large
y increased and ladies will be very to find what they
are looking for, if to be found in any market.
shall also keep variety of WHITE LINENS, Of the
most celebrated manufacture which will always prove
represented.
My stock of the smaller wares usually found in stores Of
this description, will be much larger than before
The price Of every article will always be markedi in plain
figures from which there can be no deviation. Ladies
will at the advantage of the One Price System
the old practice Of asking exorbtant price,
pecting to be beat downfor by adopting the price
SYSTEM persons entirely unacquanted with goods al
ways purchase cheap those thoroughly acquainted
Goods will be freely shown, and clerk viii he allowed
to mporune customers to purchase, further than cvy
requires.
HENRY 0. CLARK,
CLARKs Nav BLOCK, MAIN STREET.
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THE LATEST OUT.
THE BEST EVER HEARD OF.
"A PERFECT EBERs.

THE AMERICAN SPRING BED COMPANY, having
largely increased their facilities for manufacturing, are
prepared to furnish to the trade at the
LOW EST CASH PRICES.
large small quantities. SPRING BEDS Of the most
approved patterns, the shortest notice, and upon the
most reasonable TERMS at their
WAREHOUSE. 11s Commercial Street
BOSTON.
The public may rest assured that every improvement
will be made that be- and this Establishment viii not
be behind any other, with regard to STYLE, QUALITY,
or IMPROVEMENT. Address
AMERICAN SPRING BED COMPANY,
lis Commercial Street, Boston.
J. GoODALE, Agent.
o. Hotels and Boarding Houses furnished with Cham
Der Furniture d&w1y feb6
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Drn GOODS.
BEST BLACK SILKS.
WARRANTED NOT TO CRACK OR
CUT IN WEARING.

'IAo L D11ACA S1LhS.
WARRANTED NOT TO CRACK OR
CUT IN WEARING.
We have now received, from the Manufacturers Agents
FO u r @ U ALITIES
OF THE
CELEBRATED BLACK SILKS
so long sold by u.s. the universal satisfaction of our
Customers.
These Silks highly appreciated, and so much
sought for by the first class retailers in the large Cities
as New York, Philadelphia, Boston, &C., that the Manu-
facturers have established Agency in New York. for
their distribution among Their customers, where alone
they can be procured at the cost of importation.
For combining the three important requisites viz:
briancy of color perfection of nish and durability of
a6rt9, they are unequalled by any Silk imported while
in consequence of our arrangements with the Agents. we
enabled to sell them at the
LOWEST WHOLESALE PRICES,
thus making them Qualify consdered) By 25 per cent
THE CHEAPEST SILKS IN THE MARKET, and
they are warranted in all cases.
We offer also "B0NNET," very high lustre SILK and
a magnificent new Style called ''BRILLIANTE."
Besides the above standard qualities We are now re.
ceiying various lower grades, such as
English Clown Silk,
very serviceable style.
S e NJ FER IDEM,
very handsome, medium priced Silk.
SWISS SILKS,
of various grades, from medium to low priced.
Rich Figured s. NVntered Black Silks,
in choice New Styles
Purchasers will always find in stock complete as,
ortment of BLACK SILKS and, as we only charge
them single small profit over the cost of importation
is believed that terms will be found at least 20 cent
less than the usual retail prices
CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD,i& co.
YARD WIDE ENGLISH PRINTS,
At IL 1-2 Cents.
Some Superior Goods for Morning Dresses in colors
and Handsome Styles, just received at
CHAMBERLIN, BARNARD, & cos.
NEW BONNET STORE.
"a MISS L. P. MEADER would respectfully in
I5 form the ladies of Worcester that she has taken
EZM| the Store No. s g Main Street, opposite
49, the Central Church, formerly occupied by Mrs
Mecal, and NOW offers az low prices coed assortment
of BONNETS and MILLINERY GOODS of every descrip-
ton.
Silk Bonnets made to order Straw Bonnets altered
and trimmed in the most fashionable style
Bounes beached and pressed for II cents for short
time. Particular attention paid to DISSEMINATING
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HENRY O. CLARK,
CLARK'S NEW BLOCK,
Corner of Main & Mechanic Streets.

have taken the South Store in the New Block on the
site Of the old United States Hotel which, for beauty of
hnsh and convenience, is second TO in this city.
Your attention is most respectfully solicited to
tirey new stock of
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Clothing.

$4,000 PRIZES! PRIZES
MACULLAEs, WILLIAMS, & CO.,,
Having the above amount of
CLOTHING IN STORE.
will offer Embellishments for the next sixty days, to their
old friends and the public generally that all who would
win prize should to attend the SALE as the goods
have been marked doon belolO the original cost and
must be sold at whatever sacrifice to make room for their
SPRING STOCK.
Our Stock of Clothing comprises the most varied exteu
sve, and superior assortment to be found in any New
England city, In our assortment of PIECE GOODS. NAV
be found the largest and richest variety of
B-OadclOihs, CassimeFes, Doeskins,
FANCY & BLACK vEsTINGs,
In velyets End Plush, London and Grenadine silk
Cashmeres, &C., &c,
all Of which viii be made up at the shortest notice. and
the lowest prices. Also on hand, a Stock of
FURNISHING GOODS
Unequaed in richness Of style and quality, by any in
city, comprising Shirts Bosoms Collars Gloves Suspend
ere, Under Garments Socks, silk and Satin Ties Cravats
scarfs, &c, dc. Particular attention paid to
BOYS CLOTHING.
complete assortment always On hand. Give US ca
and you can see if these things are not truths.
MAoULLAR, WILLIAMS & CO.,
2T1 Main Street, Piper's Block.
Sign of the Full Dressed Man.
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-, ITO . '9A1 . hEAN u tUHN SAA4EIs So,
eSis4 The House and Lot now occupied by Per-r4sS
ry Thayer, situated on Lowell street, will be sold at
Public Auction, on SATURDAY, April It'll, at l O'clock
The house Is OF brick two stories high 80 by 20 feet with
an 20 by 20. The lot contains about thirteen acres of
excellent land well stocked with the best kinds Of fruit
trees The land slopes to the southeast, and is well
adapted to the culture of early vegetables large barn
can be sold with the house if desired.
Also, at the same time and place. one good cow lot of
farming utensils, stock hay lot Of potatoes lum-
Der wagon, horse, wagon harnesses. Sc
Conditions, which viii be- liberal, will be made known at
the time and place of sale.
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THAYER & EAMES,

CLOTHING HOUSE.
On the Corner of Main & Front Street.
nre now prepared to give their Customers
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
ut prices 10 correspond with the times better assert
ment cannot be found this side of Boston.
WORD TO THOSE WHO WANT
9 U s T o M @ L O II HIN G.,
We have in store large and splendid assortment
BRoADCL0THS, CASsIMERES, & DOESKINs
both Fancy and Black.
VEsTTNGS OF ALL KINDS,
which viii make to order in the best manner
and at short notice.
Our Custom Department is under the charge Of Mr..
Charles Blaucgna rCl, whose skill as a cutter, can
not be surpassed.
N. d. large assortment of FURNISHING GOODS
always on hand
Harrington Corner, Opposite City Hall.
Worcester, March &c, 1856 diff mar2e
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S-BOOKS-BOOKS! IoHN KEITH
S-b Co.'s Bulletin Of New Books, No $50 Main st.
A Long Look Ahead, by A. S. Roe
Travels in Europe and the East by Prime
The Hen Fever, by Geo Burnham.
The Peasant Boy Philosopher.
Israel Potter, or Fifty Years of Exile, by Melville.
Harpers' Gazetteer of the World
Harpers' Story Book.
Queens of Scotland. Vol. s.
springfield Armory. By Abbott
Kings and Queens.
Physical Geography of the seas.
Cosas de Espana, or going to Madrid.
Getting Along. 2 vols
Europe and the Allies Past and Present.
Las Cases Memoirs of Napoleon. vols.
Ups and Downs, by Cousin Ccely.
stanhope Burlegh, by Helen Dhu.
History and Poetry of Finger Rings, by Edwards.
The Nife's Victory, and OtherTa Mrs Southworth
Pride and Prejudice, by Mrs. Austen.
Rudiments of Architecture and Building.
Alone, by Marion Harand
Satire and SatiTists, by James Hamay.
Full Proof of the Ministry, by James.
The Tutors Ward.
Avilon.
The Hindoo Almanac for 1855, by A. Thug!
Nile Stones in our Journey of Life, by s. Osgood.
Wanderers; and other tales, by Peter Farley.
Hearsease or the Brothers Wife, by the author of Red
eiyto. vols.
Poems of Bryant. New edition.
Mothers of the Bible, by Mrs, S. G Ashton.
The Know Nothing.
NTOTICE.-The subscriber, being obliged to remove
IN his place of business will sell at about half price the
following articles until the first of May next:
% Tan and Saw Dust Stoves-A, 49, and l6 inches in
diameter.
300 Keen Plate Glass, 10 by Il and by 49,
Salamander Stove and Pipe-neary new.
superior Cooking Stove suitable to cook for forty per.
sons valuable for boarding house, has been used only
one week, for exhibition; has received medals.
! Carpet, used but little Is yds
] do = "a yds.
l Bureau, (mahogauy) custom-made.
Centre Fable do.
l Duckin Gun
Air Gu
Flower Stands,
Copying Presses.
] Enclosing Press.
Boxes Chrome Yellow. do. Vermillon. do. Ultrama
rne Blue. Cask Asphaltum Varnish.
5000 seasoned Apple Tree Blocks, for Handles.
Case of Shelves, with is Drawersan excellent kitch-
article.
Dry Sink.
snal Refrigerator.
Wash Stands, &c, &c. EFF DIXIE.
No. 245 Main street, Cup stairs) over
Th9mpsons Periodical Store.
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SOMETHING NEW.
EMENT DRAIN PIPES.

The subscriber is manufacturing Cement Pipes for Cts
tern, Sink, and Cellar Drans In sizes from three six
nches and which he prepared 10 furnish and put down
at short notice. For cheapness and durability these pipes
offer the greatest nducement Of anything before in
this market.
No 3S Mechanic street, under the OF Messrs Lothrop
Il Amesi where complete Assortment may always be
found.
An orders left with the subscriber or with Messrs Lo-
throp Ames, will receive prompt attention.
JAMES 0. PECK.
Igr InrgI,U
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FGS UGA a Be 81 EIS5, a. G.
TIE
WORCESTER NURSERY
Is well stocked with choice variety of FRUIT and Or
NANENTAL TREES and SHRUBS such as Apple Trees,
Pears, Plums, Cherries, Peaches Apricos, Nectarnes
Ounces English COS berries, Choice Strawberries
Dutch Currants Antwerp aud other Raspberries Grape
Vines &c, all in fine order for transplanting.
The collection Of STANDARD and DWARF PEAR
TREES much larger than can be found elsewhere in this
vicinity, and includes all the best varieties now much cu
yaed and the proprietor of the Nursery has increased
bis facilities for adding to his stock such varieties
fruit possess superior excellence and are worthy of
cultivation here. And the Trees sold this Nursery are
warranted to be the varieties represented.
Also, great variety Of
Ornamental Trees and Shrubs,
Balsam frs. Norway Spruce, nd other Evergreens
Scotch Larch, European Mo untain Ash Horse ChesCs
Weeping Willows Linden and Tulip Trees, Honeysuckes
and most varieties suitable for this latitude and esteemed
for their beauty.
Arbor vi ae, Buckthorn, Privet, &c, for hedges.
fine collection of Roses, Peonies, Dahlias, Border
Flowers &c, &c.
ASPARAGUS ROOTS, RHUBARB or PIE PLANT, &c
GARDEN and FLOWER SEEDS in great variety
BUDS and SCLONS, Of large variety of Choice Fruit
can also be furnished. Also, GRATING WAX of supe
rior quality.
EARLY CABBAGE and TOMATO PLANTS suitable
for transplantng.
CT The largest portion of the Nursery is located
Southbdge street. short distance below the Junction
Railroad Station, where Trees &C. can be had as thew
also can be, at the old place, Main street
Catalogues furnished all who apply. Orders prompt
y attended to, and Trees, &c. packed to go safely any
distance, SAM'L II. COTTON, Proprietor
Worcester, Sd Month, 2lst, 1855 daw6w-mar21
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BY ALEXANDER PUTNAM

BY ALEXANDER PUTNAM
Auctt1a Rooms No 68 and 6S Main Street.
HOJSEhOLD FURNITURE, &c. - On
4 Il SATURDAY,,
1t / O'Clock p NJ, at Office,
The usual weekly sale Of Household Furniture comprs-
ny carpets Sofas Chairs Tables, Bureaus, Bedsteads,
Beds Hair and other Mattresses Looking Glasses Clocks
Table Cutlery, and other articles of household furniture
and the usual Kitchen ware.
RNnn1NG Snln-r.nr
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Garden SEEDS. FROM

NIB RIO JANEIK0. These seeds were brough by pri.
vate express and carefully selected by the undersigned
for the purpose of improving the vegetables Of the United
States friend has proved their adaptation 10 this
country having cultivated them the past season. There
about fifty kinds, and among them the celebrated
Black Beam the Brazil ian Pea, and the natural potato.
F6t sale in small packages, by BAssETT FAIRBANKS,
Worcester JOSEPH BRICK & Son, RuGGLEs, NouRsE,
MASON, 4 Co., NoURsE Co.. PARKER, WEITB GANNErr,
Boston, Il. W. PAINE.
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TENHE BLACK SWISS SILK SOLD BY
a GEO. p. BRYANT.

LADIES' BROADCLOTH CAPEs,
Ladies wishing to the Spring Style of Broad
cloth Capes invited call at the Store of the sub
scriber. mar15-d12t GEO P BRYANT.
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$3.50 GENEsEE FLOUR .--loO barrels *.
lH5k-E ltra-J. Mauaen.
VEA 100 hhs extra--J Ansberger \ Co. e,A
200 hhis extra--punam
For sale by J. ALDRiCH h co. 40 h 40 Front street
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,aas8g, FOR THE SPRING OF 80, ngn
~&yyS NJ B. GREEN 4 co. offer a splendid -@fAr@
49, variety Of Green House Plants for the Parlor or
Garden. consisting Of Azias, Verbenas Geraniums He
latropums; China, Monthly, Ha dy Perpetual, Tea and
Climbing Roses, &C., &C. Picotees Carnations, phloxes,
Panses, Sweet Williams Peonies and all other hardy or
namenal Pauts Trees, aud Shrubs, furnished to order
at short notice.
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HBRiNTS-PRXNTS.-.I If you wish to see the best
T. selected and most extensive Stock Of Prints in this
State, call at the 'City Store," 152 Main street.
MARIO d&wtf J. H. CLARKE & co.
E AIDES CAPES,-Ladies are invited to cali
e. and see the New Spring Style Broadcoth Cape now
opening at the "City Store" l52 Main street.
mar2U d&wtf j. H. CLARKE & co.
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- saAgs.6 DENTIST Y..-The subscribers
ffFS5sFss-s-s have associated themselves in business
NIINHYP at the old stand, 200 Main street, where,
With increased facilities Dentistry, In all its branches will
be attended to, promptly, and in approved
o. ii. BLOOD.
Worcester, Feb. 20, 1866. j. CIIILDS
feb20 DIFF
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MEDICINE AND sURGERY.-EA
I'VE DAGGErr, NJ D.. tenders his professional services
to citizens Of Worcester vicinity and respectfully So
licits u share Of public patronage
Office No, Plper's Block, Main street. Residence n
Chatham, west from High street. d3m marie
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-01

EYs Pray, sir, said il judge, angrily. to "a
blunt old Quaker, from whom no direct answer
could be obtained, :. do yon knuw what we sit
here for 2" YEA verify do" said the Qua
ker; three of You for four dollars each day.
aud The fat one in the middle for four thousand
year"
Eg Two Irishmen, in crossing field cnme
in contact with jackass. which was making
daylight hideons" with his unearthly bray my.
Jenny sioud moment in astDnshmeni; turn
ing To Pat, who also seemed enrapured with
'he song. he remarked: - Its fine large ear
that the bird has tor music, but he's got won.
IL rful cowld!''
~ A genile,"an finding his servant inioxi
Gated, said, "What drunk again. Sam
scoded you for being drunk las, light, and here
you are drunk again
No massa," replied Sam. " same drunk. same
drunk niassa."
II An old lady. while indusing few eve
nings since in "reminiscences of her girlhoud,
when she had lots of beanz, exclaimed. why.
the truth is. that ut time ! was SO happy ll,al
| was iairiy uncomfortable"
~ One of onr Western villages passed an
ordinance forbiddng iaverus TO sell liqnor on
The Sabbath TO any persuns except travellers =
The nexl Sunday every man In town who
wanted nip" was seen walking aronEd with
| a valise in one hand and two carpet bags IA The
other
"SLEEpise PARTSERs.'-1n copy of The
| Roiirond Guide we notice The coparinei si.lp
| m-rcau,ie notice OF Messrs. Lyon d L NIB
The scriplural proverb that the hon and the
| .amb shall lie down together" has already come
20 pase.
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-01

~ Young America is growing rapidly
Every day we meet with proofs of tnis encour-
aging fact. Here are four the latest instances
Of rapid Improvement:
John. go to the store said mother to her
little son, land get me seven pounds of
coffee -
No, won't feel indisposed this morning.
Send father. and tell him 10 bring ME paper of
lobaccn and to be quick
Have you been TO the Astor Library1''a a son
asked his father few days ago.
M. hnve noi," replied the father.
You had better call and see it," he youih
continued. Just mention my name to the
librarian" and he will show you every atien-
Iion' tf .e tf
yonngster. not quite three years old SAYS
To his sister. while mnnchins gingerbread. Sis
take half of This cake to keep i'll afternoon
when get cross"
Frank" said an affeciionaie lady the Other
day to promising boy, 8 if yon dcnra stop
>moking and reading so much. you will get so
after while 'La, you won't care anything "a, all
about work.
Moher.' replied the hopeful. esurely re-
moving avery long cigar, and turning another
leaf, f" got now