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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-09
TO LADIES WHO WISH A
BLACK SILK DRESS
THAT WILL
WEAR WITHOUT CRACKING.

The subscriber still continues to sell his celebrated
BLACK SILK, which has given such universal satsfac-
ton my customers for the last five years These Silks
are all woye by hand oo and from the peculiar manner
in which they dyed, without crack
ing The fabric and the stre o. the silk is SUI erior to
any imported this country All ladies admit that it is
impossible judge Of the durability silk by one ex
animation of it in Actual is the only test
Having sold this for five years, and always found it to
give satisfaction would mostrespectfuy ask ladies pur
chasing, give trial Price for Dress Pattern $780,
octl diff GEO. =. BRYANT.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-09
BY ALEXANDER PUTNAM
AUCTION Rooms No. 66 and 68 Main Street
EB0USEHOLD FURNITURE, &C.
III g III III n IL

at o'clock p. NJ, at Office,
The usual weekly sale of Household Furniture comprs-
Ing Carpets, Sofas, Chairs Tables, Bureaus Bedsteads
Beds, Hair and other Mattresses Looking Classes Clocks
liable Cutlery, and other articles of household furniture
and the usual Kitchen ware.
saes of Real Estate and Personal Property situated in
lie city, county, State; terms reasonable and sasfac-
on guaranteed Also the appraising of property solicit
oil Cash paid for secondhand furniture, upon applca-
on at the Sales ROOM Constantly on hand an assert
ment of new Furniture Table Cutlery Crockery
end Glass Ware Clocks, Looking Glasses Window Shades
&C, which will be sold low for Cash.
There will be sales of Furniture every Wednesday af
lSTnoon at Punams Sales Rooms at the usual hour uD
III further notice. s. NJ. REDD1NG, Salesman.
mar30 diff
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OPARTNERs SHIP NOTICE,-Mr
- CHARLES L. KN0WLT0Ns admitted a partner
in our firm from this date. LEE SPRAGUE q CO.
Worcester, Sept. II, 1855. s17d&g3w*
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-09

NOTICE TO THE SICK.-DR. MAT
~ TYSON, Prof of Chrome Diseases,
now gives his whole attention to Office practice, and the
treatment Of all Chronic longsandng diseases, well
as all other cases that may be attended 10 at his Office
mr. Also all confidential cases. BY dovoting his ex.
elusive attention that class of diseases, he warrant
HE greatest possible success IN their treatment.
Oice IN Providence, 40 Hssminster-st., up STAIRS
O0lce hours IRON s A. NJ. 10 0PM M.
REFERENCES
Lewis L, Miller, NJ. d., Rev. John Hobart, M,
Usher Parsons, NJ. D., Rev. Moses Fl1ed,
David Smith, NJ. D., Rev. Jonathan Brayton
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-09

AISSOLUTEON.-The Copartnership heretofore
~ existing under the firm Of Adrch Co. is this day
by mutual consent dissolved All those indebted will con-
fer favor by making immediate settlement.
Worcester Sept LIST CHARLES IL. ALDRICH
p. W. ALDRICHs
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rgvo WHOM MAY CONCERN.


Less than year since the undersigned purchased of
d. LvERMORE his stock and trade in this place. and with
cur card, gave his as follows:
"CARD. The subscriber being grateful to the public for
iayors extended him in years past and having disposed
Of his Book and Stationery Business Messrs BAKER
Co., would cordially recommend them to The patronage
nl his friends and the public generally.
Worcester Oct 2, 1855.
1t will be seen by Mr. Lvermores card above that the
undersigned came into possession Of his business at his
od stand 1874 Main street, with the intention prosecut-
ing the
Book and Stationery Business.
Having extensive acquaintance with this particular
branch of mercantile transaction, well as familiar
knowledge of Books themselves, we trust we shall be
able to meet the wants of the several classes in the com
munity who Books, from the chid's to the
most profound scholar"
This, with our card printed in the Worcester AL
manac and otherwise: the notice that we had opened the
Store ut No Worcester House Block. Soon thereafter
we sold interest there and passed into the hands
OF one striving against adversely moved to re-
call business naturally coming to Now, the case
stands otherwise; Mr. LyermOre has fit to reopen
business again in Worcester at the above named place
we are not willing therefore, that any business naturally
falling to us shall go hence We have sriven to merit
suciencv of tfad- to give fair chance live both by
Keeping good stock and by offering the same at lair
Rates. The right only ask, Tor this purpose we
make this appeal the justice of mankind
in this community. z. BAKER Il co.
s23 dtf
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GENGlNG.-The Second part Of WIN. SUMMERS
- singing School, will commence on THURSDAY
Evening" Oct H. at II O'clock the Vestry on Pleasant
street, and continue II lessons.
The course is designed for all who have had previous
practice in singing Terms-Gentlemen 81 Ladies' rs
cents payable at I'd lesson Tickets and books at j.
Keiths
SIG daw9w
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ISAAC H. UEEONs AucG6OnSeT.
OFFICE III Main Street.
ISAAC H UPTON would respectfully inform his
friends and the public that he has renewed his License
Rs Auconee and offers his services for the of Real
Estate or Personal Property, in this CT county.
app DIFF
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Drp GOODS.
TV0HiBETs AND LY0NRsE CLOTHS

ALL WOOL FROCKING-For sale whole
n sale and relah, at GEO. P. BRYANT7S,
OF DIV I54 Main At
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-09

TENHE LAST.-It may be necessary to give a brief
and final statement of the matter of Mr.. LyermOres
connection with the book trade in this place. Why we
deemed it strictly necessary to repubish Mr. LvermoIes
card the fact that is extensively circulated
having the Store at No. Worcester House Block and
now we sell pass bo1ks with the written thereon.
which do not choose to Mr.. Lvermore's agent
takes this unkndly and charges with fasehood among
other things and confidently challenges proof We shall
simply give him occasion TO establish his charge.
Mr. Tucker who is unwillingy drawn into this affair."
friendly TO us, and sought approval of the sale
to Mr.. Liyermore which he had cheeriulT. "1dUicen
we seldom give, even when sought much less when un
asked. We have for a long time been of Mr. Liy
ermores intention to reu to Worcester and If such
the case, matters little to us, except reasons
given above Ifh can conscentously call upon his old
patrons after passing them over to us and they also
appro 10 II. all is we'll We shall go usual with our
business giving he public fair chance to Judge where
and.how they can best buy books.
oS diff Y. BAKER & co.
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TENO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-Ny
attention was called to article in the Spy of this
morning, signed n Baker, in which that gentleman by
not stating fully the facts would endeavor mslead the
public Knowing well that notoriey is the only thing ho
seeks shall not give his article the notice which he may
think observes. vii, however, state, for the benefit of
those who may be interested that through advice
Of Mr. Baker that the person striving against adversy
disposed of mis- stock to Mr. Lvermore also that in no
way did Mr.. L. obligate himself to reopen in Wor-
cester. without digning to notice any articles which
may emanae from Mr. b. in future, We shall CONTINUE
as have sell Books 10 per ceu lower than he
is able to- Ne thank him for informing orr friends and
the public Of return to Worcester and hope at the
end of the quarter he will present bill for advertis
ing us. j. X. BANNISTER, Agent,
for EDWARD LIvERMoRE,
No. 2 Worcester House Block
and 20 Beekman Street, New York.
90
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BNSR SALE OR EXCHANGE. - A good
n Wooden Baidng situated in the heart of the city Of
Worcester stories in heighth, and well adapted for
grst mill, workshops or any mechanical purposes Also,
a steam Engine Of II horse power, with two boilers,
nearly new, in complete order The above property will
be sold at bargain if applied for soon either for cash
exchange for other property. Apply to
A. ]. EATON,
s26 diff Cor. Southbridge and Myrtle sts.
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lssIGNEE,S NOTICE,

The third meeting of the creditors Of WILLIS BROWN
of Uxbridge, an Insoyent Debtor vii be held at the
office of PRATT Howe in Worcsse, on the twenty
third day Of October 1855, whchmeeting creditors
may be present and prove their claims
GEORGE AFT, Assignee.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-09

RNILLS FOR SALE THE subscriber offers
I'VE for sale the SAW MILL and Privilege, and the
LEAD MILL and Privilege, situated in the village Of
West Milbury, bass, together with the RESERVOIR,
near Ramshorn Pond, belonging to the estate of Abah
Gleason, deceased.
The above will be sid low and oersa chance to
a person wishing to engage in the business.
II. w. CHILDS, Executor
West Millbury, Oct. T. 1854 dsodaw3w*
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L. & II prepared to furnish the Ambrotype
Monograph Crystalotype Pictures in he best style Of
the art Pictures copied from paintings engravngs Da
guerrentypes The pubic invited toca and examine
for themselves L l. LEDOYT,
j Il. HODGES.
worcester, Oct 8, 1855. diff
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MNCE NOR Eve did not intend, as we stated
" in former communication, to notice any articles
which might come from Mr. Baker in future but his de-
NAL ofhe statement we made obiges to depart from
that determination. We offer to prove to any one
who may call upon us that Mr.. Baker did three differ
ent times personally advise Mr. H. to dispose of his stock
10 Mr. Lvermore. II Mr. B. doubts our ability to do So
will extend the invitation to him; and perhaps
it may aid his memory, which, by his denial we
Judge to be sadly defective.
j. X. BANISTER. Agent for L. LIvERMoRE,
No. Worcester House Block,
IA D Rpal,,,ap Nau Vcrlz
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Nntired

NETOR CESTER COUNTf MECHAN-
w ICS' ASs0CIATION.-The9sa rterly Meeting
will be held TUESDAY evening 81 g. at u o'clock,
at the Police Court Room, for the Lson of members
and the transaction of any business HAT may properly
come before the meeting.
CO dat s. A. HDVTAND Click
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-09

LANGUAGES.
MIR. HENRY w. CARSTENS wishes to give lessons
on the Piano. and in the French, German Italian and
Spanish languages. comprehensive and thorough
course of education and Studies and long experience in
teaching, enable him to instruct with hopes of success in
both Music and the Languages TERMS So per quarter
IN classes OF two or more pupils, Sc each. Apply the
Worcester House.
References.--Rev. Mr.. Hale, Mr.. H. G. o. Blake, Mr.
b, Butman, Mrs L. Fitch Col G. Foster, Dr. Hathaway
Sill TuTh&S4wk
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-09

1t will be seen by Mr. Livermore's card above that the
undersigned came into possession of his business at his
Old Stand, lS4 Main street, with the intention prosecute
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-09

COMPREHENSIVE NOWC. Notice is
~ hereby given that JOSIAH COBIRN this day re-
tires from 6rm, The BUSINESS of manufacturing Ma
chnery of all descriptions R be carr on heeeore
under the name, at the Junction daaline Shup
j. JARRETT n co.
Worcester, Oct. /, 1856 o6 d3w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-09

N OTiCE.-MR. HENRY B. HAEES Ietres from
l. our firm this day, by mutual consent. The bust.
ness Of manufacturing Machins5s' Tools of every de.
scrpon will be continued as heretofore at the old stand
Merriheld's Building, Exchange street.
WILLIAMS. RICH, & co.
Worcester, Sept. /, 1856. disGw "a
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"a OEJCE.-A. WHITING has returned from his
LN Vacation and is ready to mees his scholars and anv
who muy wish his services as eacher of the Organ
Piano Forte and Vocal Music.
q Piano Fortes Tuned and Repaired. Also Piano
Fortes For Sale and To Rent
Room No Piper's Block, up stairs Worcester
81 daw3m'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-09

GHEET IRON AND ZINC.-22 packs Rus
- sia Sheet Iron; 1000 bundles English do, 20 casks
Sheet Zinc, assorted widths. For sale by
@. FOSTER n CO.,
s25 isd&w6w 222 Main 81.
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30 From iHogf-si.,oald d yg5Tds!iaa .af.o
.TILft ps, IT = =

THH Eys,I- - Iss 7 yE2IIttsss ''.l- = !
TIE past 7GliS Stfsss as &cosbeck. isireiasned by
coversmeut at a aziher al SALARY Of five annual s
por-nds lie has held her Office, as sac cas'i--l
ally .ffslolned n 4. during four reisns, and has
seen tHrse great Frican, Hh1e4
she. remembers hearing tell OF when she Eas L
child. recatse c IN ifs or5tIier's' I iii's1l Z
in Il B6a3llsrtee w5rs; aud now his war !
VITA the Itpssisps--snot to msntion the battles
in india yyIe+e eae- Of t!,e-eld colonel's sons
was .dly; euiida,5, and another was msdie-
cs,faiiI Tor slafins q fabulous number Of ire
cneuyyif;tll his own band. rr5.sas5 h.sz aI7i
I.like' a gessi p5 fisoat stifnessgone by, and
Ais JffFry il ff5s gossi too; perhaps that1'i
is the Te,sGn viz \ am so often to BE fPltHa
theiitta Eese covered eetAags at lie bottom ol
theeAiga, svisen itaiS lialf-hothsF. 'aa isf df
Mgoihetb bf6ctittjn 6gsAf5e N8s in this wise
1 waatad siam aud I~alF 1 " T the posi-
ofIiee tospprefsse Aheras gib6 shilling IN Fl3,
har,r-zI lsenaoa THIS isc Duse sge do not ear ol
~ b1ftis stsral sAithe {5aly article 6i invest
ment bain an ana i alsi y4s t
acconsps ni,zl :i,y nay pupils T9 i9Frks
r1afaSe safasil n 80 the f,ost-mi''fress asther
newie3s 6rf9 sis ifft.e' made -
wollsqr ygEs Ing On elslItys sYYiitql 4 ns I2r5 a
heasiaadftraees of 4 leausS, which n9theTal;
hard oss lsard sfarey nor afhll need of trnii
bleshad slIfctd to 'oblit crate, She recefyed Z.
L. sSsffcDlc c..1oc 60 s<It- I4tlArst It- t.,.i
me with, easy q gnltyp aSf 81 tl 'iff IN !
woaan sGs, aud hoped Iltked HeDsbeyesaIe-til 4
Having re,,lied fsrt esses uesti6n,5 preferred;
mild req Gest tf sta iis!!i sta9 qo!s aal45'4 ~
Chow many DO YOU XanlIs MIss7,,- SIP
'sIseiVc. bsoslq nasa REd ssAJ isIsHs3 -El<l
Then IN sJi-e sfscaniUqet you itfse them;
I,vA 5iy $50 iaaiToq.aiaD sdt iEd3 bH4l
s0h !indeed,.qKe ell neyegg MUD one YilL j
do Gor th PRESENT. Rerbaps1 you wilzasl tbe1ac
mafltart nisfl to bring some = and gave APP
The sIiilng, at ghsSaFle tine feeling lug at
my sleeve frein my eldest pupil. who it "a girl :
Of precocous, sfrewdnass and vast second-
hand worldly experience. .s'Ai'--A 90 10 ~
s'aoss sihy Of. yqu TO give her the money" !" ID
she ssI spers; s.you.siil nexerget the stdmps.1
cast regretfal hook tthe old -woman's 2
hand ID. Which my il is fast iTiprisohed, for =
IDy,nuTnber Of sflilings is liplited777I may say
very limited. alAiie- assures me as II GO ontlLl
that shall have my stamps in the morning
81 should think so, murrnured Miss Anie-- /,
liza ,incredulously. lis - - -. &C.. -
have now been at Moorbeck eighteen months, I
and have not received those stamps yet. The
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.eturns from the labors

who will not try to chain nun - :
.,o sweet enchantment OF q
his hons s.srt There is not one in thoasan'' s,
cheerful heai.. o,;ns as TO withstand such inii0-
that IS 81 81 sr..k away from such home
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RY. H .:BUCHERR S ssSW.OOPE


a. .soalFfou,i the bouisviils .fournal.l t.foa
s1E.4sis.sy - NY GELD ssAaa hsbalsEi :
= Aaaghsis from our household gonoi -. 1. 7.
-sailh.A F6iSe re sfoyei isstiilcd Il
-4 place isyacant at our hearth s7-..,0 -; :.
.,l9-Khieh peEer. eaH h. .fil ed zlb sgsssssar
: c. a gentle heart that u retsbsl sat:neF sdI
With tenderness and love, sif-f .szsm r5i
szo Has huskei iis sssa1s7ih rolbin gs heres .
.-aH To #throBsin bftss atest = yes 20 eae 1.2@
Yes to tie home v lere Frgefs are 'a-lA
lei. trusting soul - g.,7..,
aud yst Ne bend, f.beFa ,hsr tofhb. bin g.
soI. .Witii toars and ee4 eher deadaa...7s--s ID
sse We caiI her -tiaad. but ah we know 3.
She dseil "a " here living waters dow Des'
Wcsn,iss thee from our home dear onsfo g.
- soGwe miss thee from thy place. e.EHisop go
sEf1kt life viii se go dark without 5a.4-sT st
- bfib tg1Iislffns D. 'ttHfy frcs; ss5 2'lA ..-
"a We, W. .aii FOR thee ye sweet hour r,z-.r
;, When 'lsgin te b5lrIl1 lo &c rssas o.
SO tweiihgesir egfseessss aH9reh s1syg nav
II ,ioolzfbrsthy ret,trnsa lGR bzss $500 8
"a 1Heieals iftar sAe spini ias3IovsvOiee sslbES}
"a zss fst.riiii,lr. .riiii, tliroagb tie fowers, s' "a
81 Ala ne aatkl Ever sofemn yin = l-,.
q 'SsFz-fitti hfHs shS 70 I1Es e So s0
sii1he BiFd w5f6vs1 is singing yet ,isl1ssa 5.
ss'9 stcSe or cottage door r5s.7...,-.. -
IT e,s.y5 2 hear i sttasiiRS. neg
aaT e,Ise@rtlrby t!ses 20 more; =. si,.sa.e
The srusi,ins and the trembling leaves,
,Eh essloe DER -:,re1li,1zSky. -sel 7's
The aitsie eff the wandering Winds = 80
That h,a.45 in whispers by : 'i'-,. 2 9"
Al sllss, ls Z; 4 tggalisr tones 20 me
CT ali Hes Paste55 assfs. a: ap'I nee - T..
Ido not sss nee sg no a6 dsa4 one! izafz 2.
Idenct see.thes no6,is zs.7~-.
But even shs4l tbs -tgriii shk preeze sssrssr
Steals seftly, % er ny lifted hreRr -siszsz.
4hear tiry iyaiee upoTlrng carr ig-lssb 81
- 81 In niarinnrs low and ssfel = 2 y!a-j1.s1 y
-sT hear tby ysorasiof 'tsnderness ~ siaes
- fRatf'hztei heard 50 5ft2 s'S aa' ~
And 0a fr,y 'yoapded spi i falls s5.,s4sgs 4.s
sv-4 A blessin a -fE aasT e.o5gslgaai -s-.ts :
- That wlfizpe rs! tllp} tty life is O'eFti sss 90
-.sks We have not ioststhyl love- a=,ss a .eia
SssAh nos thy fseat,iH death grown cold ss7'a
stilI Iozes Us With love untold - -
No lnssad lnssa * farfe. Fdid ycie. for ~ :,
20 Es41 81 saFttIy fame 49, - -
Thou 81, sr-hIiped IN oFRn fo41 ihesrftz 81. -
rzs.s!if.d % il sll .ale saaas lo1 ls-
"a y,-fuit Of iaitil Iid trust aHd nope, p a @
-z-z Ws tread = lol. t-oslhed seassi'l 90 s2Es
= TiI re "A 9fl+-oBBfai.; wave Of iiine a7asa
a-'j dsbgil ssr ot- s5r!s,6 tllse-.ia - 49,,
s.,es. e.ss Oh It gi,l be 50 sset -l.,I 81, 81.
- Wish. ali onE siIs forgiven, ls...rEs n
20 IriEgls ssi,! the loTed AID loet
IKE In ossF sweet b ONE in Ieaysn, 1 11z e. :
.zGospesfd with al he biast aboF' sFsa - p
endless Iifezef Beffect fet'e sil.I 81 aa''
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use, in the ear of the a.

,..noe. It is the only thing in man a1n.,a with
wholly ass pride, in an homage to Him 70 ..s1n.i sau
jow anu 49, ,aa ;s aue-the infinite and e'S'n
ip.;,o-LamGrtfTe.
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whv is mans pastor really aao '
Raoau.s WY he's his pas soa.
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PRAYER.-Prayer was not invented; it was
born with the first sigh, the first joy, the frst
sorrow, of the human heart: or rather man was
born to pray; to glorify God, or to implore him
ishes before him with him; but the cry OF
glory admiration, of love which he rails.
es towards the Creator, does not perish on his
passing from the earth it 70 -asc.-,
sounds from age to %
mighty ~ --saus, II TO
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FACTS For INDIAN HIsToRT.-It is stated
that while some workmen were excavating for
cellar in Concord, n. H., they discovered
nine skeletons within space of ten feet. They
are supposed TO be the remains of some of the
ancient Pennacooks, who once inhabited that
region, and must have been buried about one
hundred and fifty years ago. Six Of the slzel-
etons were those Of children and three Of
adults, one Of whom was of giant proportions.
So much for the past. The Exploring Expe-
dition, as our readers have been informed, re-
Gently discovered in the South Pacific new
race of Indians, called Techuccis, (if the pa
pers spell eorrectly,> who are said to be a
warlike race, that owe no allegiance 20 for
eign power, are characteristicaliy provident,
and have no knowledge Of a Supreme Being.
So much for the present and future.
THE WIFE.-That woman deserves not a
husbands generous love who will
| him with smiles as he
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- pounds-the
..,roa,ter there; and may
1>&&Ava n mOulti,
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dSLGil tssr oye+ s5ti!s % Hlse-ia - -
dee. ,i5. OF l( It 5i be % sset Ia Z, 7 81. 81
~. Wish. al crF sils forgiven, i...r.a =
To Inirgja Esi.A the loTed a;sd losE
--zs In ossF sweet b eIae in heaven, ~ 11z 2.
.zIospess5i with al he biest aboFs sFsa - s
A., endless lffezef perfect feve .sii.i E.'' -.
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ARd ohf fiiy Yoapdeq sp tis. tis .iiis i.a1lI - q.
av.8 a blessin NJ IL oGasssas s,oIgslsasG -,-Is
- That wilispe ers3 tbp} thy iifesis o'eEi ;ga %
-.sks We have not. ioststhy olpYe-ss-s Il .eia
tssth ros thy fieaf,iH death grown cold ss7'
still Io7es Us With q love untold - =
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-03-07
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODSi,

I VERY & WALLACE are now opening large
L assortment of New Goods, direct from New
York. Their stock consists in part of
Childrens Fancy Wool Hose, do. Grecian Boots.
Gents. Grey Merino 1-2 Hose, do. Lambs Wool,
Do. Wooden.
large assortment of Cap Ribbons.
Worsted Brads, do Silks Linen Edgings. tho
Latest Styles.
large and general assortment of Ready Made
Clothing, consisting of Fine Frock and
Dress Coats, Heavy do, Drab and White
Overcoats, do Brown, Beaver, Blue and Pilot,
Men and Boys Sacks, Fine Satin Vests,
Fancy Silk, Silk Plush, Embroidered Velvet
Valencias, do. Cloth.
Fancy Cashmere Pants, Of all descriptions.
Lates styles Pea Jackets, Striped and checked
Shirts, India Rubber Pants do. Coats
Worsted Vests, do. Farmers Satin.
w orsted Table Covers; latest STYLES
Silk Handkerchiefs, oil kinds from 9 8. to 81.
a large assortment of black Italian Ofavats :.
Silk Vcstngs, Silk Velvet, Lace Edgings.
Ladies' Worked Collars, latest STYLES. Cashmere.
Silk, Isle Thread, Berlin and Channels Gloves.
Cashmere Hose, assorted colors.
Mems Kip and Calf Boots. oil freed. Pumps.
CATERS, Congress do, pegd and sewed. do.
Buck, Patent Buckle do. Ladies' Calf hecl'd
Boots, Spring do, Kid Welt do, Bronze sole,
Enameed peg'd Polka do. Silk Caters
Congress do Lasting do, Silk Fancy Button do
Bronze Opera Ties, Enamecd Fancy JENNY
Lind Tics, French Mo. Buskins Misses Kid
Boots, Goat do, Enameled do. Caters. all kinds
Children's Open Boots, Enameled circular do.
Bronze and Black Opera do, Morocco Boots
Gents. French Sandals, do. India Rubber Sh0ps
Ladies French Sandals, do. India Rubber
Buskins, etc.
Oct. %, 1854.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-03-07

The snow has become more settled, and our
lumbcrmen have again resumed their business in
the woods. Thus far, the amount of logs which
have been banked on Flat River, exceeds any
previous year, by at least one half; so say the
g knowing ones" II the Spring should be a
favorable one for rafting, which appearances now
seem to indicate, it is estimated that there will
be at least 25,OO0,000 feet Of lumber foated
down Flat River the coming season.
Montcam Reflector.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-03-07

We understand that by the very latest advices
received through the spiritual medium in this city,
peace will be declared in Europe on the Sth of
March next. We hasten to diffuse the interesting
intelligence as widely as possible, in order that
none of our stock dealing readers may suffer from
ignorance of fact of such moment and be OH
their guard against operations for a rise.
New York Eve Post.