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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-25
Real Gstatc.

- FOR SALE IA two. story Dwelling House
M and about three ourths Of an OF Land, situa-
.lAl ted in the village of North Charlton mile
trom Charlton Depoton the north side of the old Woroes-
ter and Stafford Turnpkc and formerly the residence Of
the late Col Asa Bacon. The Houses in good repair and
well calculated for two families.
Also, about of Land lying the opposite side
Of said road, with small Barn thereon. It will be sold
at low price, separately all together, and liberal
credit gwen for most of the purchase money, and de-
sirable location for boot shoemaker, other
chanc. JOS. A. DENNY.
Leicester, Nov. :, 1855. dawtfs
: o. HOUSE FOR SALE. ,-rhe subscriber
sS,. offer fOr sale valuable House and LIT. very
A pleasantly situated in the Centre of North Brook
field. The house is srge nearly new ADD in complete
repair, containing IA roomss aside from panti-s and
presse is convenient arrPnged for one two or even
\three families, or might be used for Boarding House,
which is much needed in the place.
An excellent well of dur able water some valuable
Fruit Trees the place The property will be sold low
and payments made easy Possession given the first of
April next. TH0MAS BOND.
North Broosdeld, Dec. II, 1855. dtf
fss7 FARM FOR SALE, SITUATED 49,
Ys;,a in Leicester, on the road leading from Cher
ssS ry Valley to Cappville, and about FIVE miles -A~-
from the City Hall in Worcester TGe said farm consists
o. about fifty acres is one, (somewhst rougI) but
completely adapted to growing vegetables and fruit,
which use is improved the present time. On the
is large number of Strawberry Plants of many choice
varieties two young Orchards of grated superior
ru Just beginning to bear about acres of Wood
Timber suitable to cut, and acre splendid Peat
Swamp. whichis drained. Also HtI,. and barn and
other out-buildiugs in good repair
Also for sale, MORGAN HORSE, folr years old last
june fairtrayeeri good size work in any harness. spot
JAMES NJ DRAKE.
Leicester, Nov 10 1855. diff
a. FARM FOR SALE.-One of the sra
B,,, best and most productive in Worcester con tSS
zh tanning about sixty acres, very pleasantly ~As"
situated about two miles from the Court House and will
ts son at a great bargain. Apply to ~
VIM t. MERRIFIELD.
Worcester, Nov. 20. 1856 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-25

n AID ESs for SO you can nave Godey's Lady's Book
~ and copy of "Rose CLARK :" or "Caste," any 81
or 81, 25 book now to be published, for nothing
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-25


,nSs, CUSTOM MA DE BOOTS s SHOES
WY FRDR. GUERKE,
French Boot and Shoe Maker,
Formerly at N X. Brip hams,
would call the attention OF the pub ic the fact that he
has rented shop at No. Mechanic Street, where he will
be happy receive ord for FRENCH GALE and Pa
TENT LEATHER BOOTS, Sewed Pegged, rant
ed give satisfaction and the lowest prices charged.
Repairing in all its branches, neatly done.
FRDR GUERKE,
MO d3m No. 6 Mechanic street
NOTICE TO THE SICK.-DR. MAT
IN TYSON. Prof. OF Chrome Discusses,
gvee his whole attention to Office practices and the
Of all Chronic longsanding diseases well
as all other that may be attended to at his Office
GF Also, all confidential cases. BY devoting his ex-
clusive attention that css Of Diseases he warrant
the greatest possible success 10 their treatment
Office in Providence, 40 Wesimnstcr-st., up stairs.
Onlce hours IRON s. A. NJ to 9P.M.
PREFERENCES.
Lewis L. Miller, NJ. D., Rev. John Hobart 4 M,
Usher Parsons, Md, Rev. Moses Fiheld,
David Smith, NJ D., Rev. Jonathan Brqyton
ri isly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-25
Notifies.
4l.st.ats7zTst- FITCHBURG s. WORcES-
SS5szl1xSSg TER II. r.. COMPANY.
=sssssTsssssSi. WORT ESTER s. NASHUA
5S4 ess II. R.--DIVIDEND.

dividend of two dollars per share has this day been
declared by the Board Of Directors on the Stock in this
Company. payable on Ii tenth day Of January next TO
holders OF Stock on the first d., .nuary nett.
w. HAMMOND, rreas
Worcester, Dee. q, 1855 o24 dtJlO
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-25
Ill.
THE GREAT Rosy DIAMOND.

TRANSLATED FROM The GERMAN.
BY Cousin FANNIE.
very attractive book, embracing series OF fables and
tales and prose- with numerous photographic Illus
tratons The plates alone would make this great fund
of amusement for childr II.
$40. Price rs cent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16
THEATRICAL.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC
IA FAREWELL BENEFIT or

"A FAREWELL BENEFIT or
GE o X g n N. Il AR 1T So,
on MS FINAL RETIREMENT FROM THE STAGE.
The committee having In charge the preliminary
well meriied tesumDnlal
ofthe VETERAN ACTOR
whore name presented for last and parting Of
The appreciation In which he has held public
general the patrons and friends OF the drama
BALE A CENTURY,
xeaous evaporation OF great majority his professional
friends viii enable them this memorable
ua and
BRILLIANT ARRAY OF TALENT.
They mainly indebted In the bringing together
climate and tune honored productions OF
to,he the Broadway and waacs thesres
latter OF whom also generously tenders his personal aid
FIRST TINE THIS SEASON
The proprietor. the Museum the Bowery, the National
theatre, &C, have also cheerfully responded.
0l take place as above, on the evening Of
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ~,
ard will commence with shakspere's
MERC liant UF VENICE.
To be followed by vocal and instr
DIvERTI-EMEfI I, BY POPULAR ARrTSrES.
To conclude with sheridAp's
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL
The pieces via combine in lher disposition The
EMINENT PERFORMERS
whose offers could be made available and viii form eomoi
nation Of - -. 1850
The particulars IN future bills and ads ertisemenls.
ONE DOLLAR
charge reserved places feats and tickets be
procured the music stores OF HALL SONS ana JuIr
l1Es.
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IDVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSONAL.


GIRL NAMED MARY HIGGINS LANDED no
"A vember Is, from Frenchpark, county Roscommon,
parish Of Iubohn Ireland Amy who can give nfor
Margaret Higgins viii please call liz Greenwich street.
corner Carlisle. Her brother lived months ago
with Mr.. Stewart, In broadway.
IF CATHARINE SHERIDAN, WHO FORMERLY LIVED
with Mr.. oughon will call nj l13 Nassau street, she may
hear something 10 her advantage.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WANTED, OF AARON
1u Perry "a OF large sized IN ape
appearance dressed In black and had black
Any information will be literally rewarded by HOMER
KETCHUM al Nos "a and 60 John street. Of William,
New York.
AIRS. F., WILL PLEASE COMMUNICATE TO DELAN.
Nl cy street before but should much rather be
personii; appoint place and will you all shall
your sasaciono Direct your letters the house
they will come directly into my hand.
AT NJ, OF B. T-.-THERE ~ NO TIME To SPARE.
IN. The 2oh is close mhd. Please write TO once
HENRY.
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VA CnmnrR 70 NARY E., daughter Of the late W. P.
Staayt Of this city.
AZ sraford Vermont, ON Tuesday evening, Nov Q, by
Ne Rev O. B. Drake, ISAAC v. HoLMH, Of this city, TO
AARAH NJ, daughter Of John Buzzee Esq, Of the former
nhee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16
COSMETICS.

nicAMEgoS's RECEIPTS ENABLE CoxsgvFRs 10
~ pfepare ~ ne following cosmetics = gbth ihs
usual co~i-laqud barr Byzanrau hair aye Peruvian
shanpoo qud brighton htf restorative blo,sa 81 rs ssq
dbognet a tslc white frecke ton poudra sGbse dart
Dee ponADe, 81 Price q only Flr sae Il
~ brosdsay - and - howcry, ~ So w sn4 80
grand tsFi = nne u u ldsau street. - scion strs Al
streets, Bro slgn forearded ~ mai "a reeet Il = 49,
Adde'S ~ y .AItEvs, =. Ce.gls-a sxss, bsv,sIya,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16
MIsCELLANEous-

n rnn PARTNER WANTED, IN A HIGHLY nv.
bsDU. secabe business, where no capital required.
10 business this Is chance. None others VIII
taken particulars spply a. the Franklin House. between
q ara 4o'eloek. u. A. MOORE.
nRY GOODS PROM AUCTION At NEARLY HALY
priee-selpg OF, selling or selling oulfhe subscriber
having another store IN Grand street which he intends
occupy he Offering bis extensive stock o. dry
god great bargains Gail early and secure great ba'
eatn ANDREW O. COLBY, 81 Third avenar.
yrOYs, toys CUTLERY: BRITANNIA, CHINA AND
i other wares house furnishing goods, ha.kes rocking
horses brushes silver plated knives forks and Spoons A.
great variety n 26 Bowery A. l0 DC ock - dAy Ihs
epure stock vii BE- sod . Close the 9nsness -
J. (, BIgLEIR, Aucay.ser
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16

rruOMEY GUARD AffENff0N-THE MEMBERS AND
all those who intend accompany the Tuoney Guard
their excursion requested attend
ing Friday evening" Nov l6 nj CAROLS pa Mulberry
Mt ocock Punctal attendance Is requested By order
Thomas Lynch, sec'y. EDWARD s. MALOY, Captain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16
1HALlAH".

Y BILLIARD TABLES FOR sALE-ALL ~ PERFECT
- ordet been but hte used. Inquire Of HENRY 81 FEI-
TER, 5oa brosaway, corner Of Prince
billiard TABLEs-wE INVITE BUYERS TO CALI
ID and examine invented ushons superior a.
ucy and correctness OF which given universal
saisfsctn, Trimmings for sale ihe prcss
GRIFFITH DECKER, billiard liable manulacsurers 10
Ann suee.
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LsfNE OIL FIfkIfbDh.~Yig uADERgsAgD ~
tFfcs - - - s.f ~ = pdrss ~ 49, IA =,
las tpsrsl fr1us ~ ~ bfcAfrag, 70 $500. Fska
haT.t Nut4sr 40 las sas ~ ssls ssgess
esfs Egtgs.n afrs Il - fAetf syssts AT ssln.
tNeNasss ysasffDE ~ wfl ~ ~ss1i4.
Gem ts1af, ssEesK tt ~ ssEsst.
LUIS PgglsgEA
fTHR srprRH awBNVTrrfF or X. A. LNwIs NO III,
tAan 49, Fass EFfe sNKf&er rftrssn A. ~ pa -
~ irFs fAsss tf4gfsl fsas n ~ -. ~ =.
.ssAnf - - y - A. sfAf 49, hfs afs sAs- 1.x e.
fsssgls tf.yf saref 1ors @Asf sses agpy.
THg usLf 0pLD VIDAL AyaEDgp Ar rgy t.rs
~ n - AntreAr its4ss ~ tlsa1xy4cAs Z, III ~
~ AfhfDkIceh. - hsdasway.
VHH osif SoIu xgnAL AwAHDyD Al ira Lara
etHNyS ~ broadway
To bfsjkkgifkh* AND wuOf1slLr DgsLEEH ~
tktnes ~ fpAsesfafr . ffst.f~i ~ aFisss
~ 49, Afnastns ~ - rtHHaeE Fa&esafs Frss
hff 49, ftf*a ste<4 - ~ ksnf ~pa a. sell
~ ttkfs - fsrt9e haHE A. 49, asisf 80 sasW
tt4srFf - bas ~ HtsF a. sas4fsf casA
ktE WhsFk tN ~ N4afkNt sklfelses -
&fN &f&ta q 40 Nass Eftt tss ~ ftt Fsffatfy
q sfAyNt. = Asasss l4ts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16
DANCING ACApEaIEn.

------~-~-----~----e--~-.~<----s-~
A BODWoRTH's PRIVATE DANCING ACADFYIET
IL. 100 Broadway, New York, and ig7 Montsgpe ohce
hronky for he Circulars errkInlrx
tine and terms can be mad nj The academies.
A MOTHER NEW CLASS -PRoYRssoR q y.rFs,
- daneing academy Tow for the MBlary
hhA, foNeTy, opposite Spring stree New
titon-fof gentemenfuesSay ard friday eyenlugs yr,
- 30 for iaaes. mis1e- and ana S.ar
day Afternoons from 70 g. Assembly November ~
DANCING ACADEMY -H'ILE CAROLINE yEZTgS1g
IL dancbg academy, No. Howard street, nov open
The The Instruction n Adies ~
gentlemen A. O'Clock p w. and nj the eyerinR ur prar
ersnd solree aansane every Saturday evening rom -
II. Admission ~ cenA
MADAM AUGUSTUS DANCING SCHOOL. NOW oPpx
ln in New York, Wednesdays and SATURDAYS A the
Chinese building tastes Tor dsncng every lay Il,
BrO0klyu the Ahensufn, Of Atlantic and rr.ea
streets Mondays and frtsys For particulars apply a
az broadway, New YORK or a1 Henry a.. Brooklyn.
MAD. ACHu LIZ HAS THE HONOR or INFORMING
lst her friends hat fhe her pras 1r dancing
on Wednetday November y hcrhonse 49, Bcnon plaee
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INANTED-Y a PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN a
w situation asnurse and seamstreas, chambermad and
Mniicr oud prefer The OF children Can give tho
Of city reference Please call at II West 18th St. between 9TH
ana III avenues.
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THE TURF.

CENTREvILLE COURSE l.. T., TRoTrING.-oN TUES
~ day Nov. 20 at O'Clock r NJ, match 81 009 mile heass
best three in tve 10 H. Woodruff sorrel
lion Juper, Jas Whepley chestnut stallion WILLIAM
Tell. JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16

BEAVER BONNETS-BLACK AND BR0WN-ONE DOL
lar together with rich assortment Of feathers and other
millinery goods for style and beauty win compare with
house In the trade ut extremely low prices Mrs SELF IL
sixth avenue few doors above W. s. Bonds cheap drygood
store
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16

IL AUTHORIZATIONS ny TWO RESPECT ABLE
w girls sisters; cook washer and lroner
understands al kAds % baking, The ocr egnbermsI All
saier lec0n assist with the washing and ironing
s5jecon plain wing Good Apply los
Vest 49, st., between 6h and ID Can be for
O dayh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16
THE LECTURE SEASON

TUE RATTLE OF LfFE.-WALTER SCOTT WILL DE
liver unique lecture the subject in the Broad
way Tabernacle Friday evening" Nov. H. To commence
NJ IA O'clock Admission Is cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16

ArAN1ED ny RESPECTABLE PROTE5TAST
w GIRL situation a. fret rate cook, washer and roacr
rood reference. has lived three IN her last place
Dan he for two days a. 5s 9th aycnue between 2 nd
ia 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16

A YOUNG MAN, A NATIVE OF WALLS, IS YEARS
n Of are who has been IN tns country years, wishes u
obAn situation 10 take grntiemnna horses
wiling 10 make himself generally useful Address or apply
5lU 9Th avenue, 8Itn It.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16

TO PROVISION pEALERs.--A YorSG MAS WISHES
ttheso N ~ prussi0n ~ Any wisstis basirest
Nfkt s4AtnAnce NNh retail grOeefs aDd funf nHustes
Trade Frfefcnee gwen required. r0ie afYesse3 ~ s.
sTi'b prompt AnsLia1n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16

" AETEB-A SITUATION As WAITER OR CHAMBER
maid, In private family, BY young girl, whp mo
rughy understands business. produce ihe best
city reference Inquire at the Blue store l5f Smith Brook
Ign. where an Interview can be had.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16

MANTED--BY RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL
w situation chtiuberuad and seamstress, or nurse
aud give g0o4 city reference Apply $50
las <t 81, for Lwo days
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liANTED-A SITUATION. by A REsfECTABLE
w young wotuau plain cook washer and ir0neF. isai
her last place best n CITY reference Apply
.sj lih Az, third uoar. Can be seen nr two days.
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FRENCH nDvgaT1sEnHNTs.

TINE BALoIsE DE MOYES AGE, DESIRE ~ PLACF
~ dAna ts-nlc nfntricane ellie parlc Dien ia
rn ellie gg couire, fare - MENACE ngurr lrs entans
parler IL iraDeaa u ralemanj. aai easer 20
noEe II,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16

INANTED-A SITUATION BY 4 RESPECT ABS.
w Young woman, cook and 70 assist To the washing and
ironing; lived years her si place. good reference Ap.
piy ~ 81 avenue Is, inr two days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16

A WAITER WANTS sITUATtOS-HAg LIVED WITa
n but TWO iamries In twenty From them give
ne ed estno ass foo capacity and character Address W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16

WAS1gD-A stTUA ITos, ~ A YOUNG wOwA. As
W pr0srhsed cook understand renfh saf Amsrsa ord.
ng 70 49, Va bfsbcDss. also class ABnfry mad Cod
for s~o days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16

w ASTED-BY RESPEcT ALB PROTESTANT OBI.
W an American situation as chsntermaii knd rAsr
80 ASSIST ~ taking Of children FeAse cal a8 H0un
In,
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WANIEb-hY A REPUTABLE Y0rgg woNA ~ A
w s.ftatCn cook. would ~ wNfrg ~ 4ss.r al al
.ng 49, ironing tfB reisrsuce Please ca stcr aair-as
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TESTIMONIAL 10 LIEUT.. MAY-HAMILTON LITE
rary Unon-Under the auspices of this association lee
ure will be delivered at Hope Chapel this evening Subject
1.-THE Unpublished "reminiscences the Campaign Texas
Or, onr First Success in ls4s." Tickets rs TO be
obtained Of Messrs Stringer Townsend 222 broadway: j.
Grower Of Broadway Fourth Lewis Enbree
14 Bowery, and at the door.
BENZ. W. HITCHCOCK, President.
X. A. T0VEY Vice President.
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WAh1KD-h SITUATION. ny A ToCNg gfEf.. fATE
" landed - ehanbsrHnaf, anBfrs1 ~ y ats slArvs
= tLl1fen u = E1pi flld ~ chhtren ~
- 80 =, near - avenue arg sis are cara agr
hask rom.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16

CENTREvILLE COURSE, LONG IsLAND-TRoTTING
~ on Wednesday Nov. a. at clock match for 500
mile heats The best In harness Charles Brooks
b. Black Warrior; GEO. W. jenkins X George ishlng
JOEI, CuNkITN
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A GROOM AND COACIlMAN GENTLEMAN WHO
n has parted win his horses for the pro
cure Tor MS groom ua1u he md
~ careful driver understands perfectly The ef horses
snd tehdy hOnes sober and industrious. Address
$3.50 Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16

iIASTEI-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN A CHILD
" = vet nurse a. her own residence Apply a. " Baaya
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w ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG LADY TO
w 20 South Is housekeeper. Can be tor days at
20 Sixth street MISS THOMPSON
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-07-28
Instruction in the Mathematics.

Il. f. SULIOT, q native Of Paris, and q graduate
Of the University of Glasgow, intends teaching
the elements of Mathematics, from Geometry to
the Difercntial and Integral Calculus, with their
applications to Surveying, the Law of Forces and
of Planetary Motion-Classics and French, in the
High School of Franklin, Portage Co., conducted
by the Principal, Mr.. PEcoUETT, and his sister, the
Superintendent of the Female Department, who
taught there last year, with great success, all the
branches of an English Education, Music, &c.
Wishing to give their pupils increased facilities
and q wider range of subjects, they have proposed
to Il. f. SULIoT to join his labors with theirs.
T.. Il. SULIor does not include Algebra in his
list. 1t will still be taught by Miss PEGQuETT, n
superior teacher of that indispensable complement
Of an arithmetical course.
These classes, open to young people of both
sexes, white oil c0l0yed, begin on the Goth Of August,
The terms will not exceed those of similar estab-
lishmonts. No pains will be spared to encourage
the efforts of tho pupils after self-improvement,
especially of those wishing to fit themselves for
teachers.
Franklin is Il miles from Earlvillc station, on
the Pittsburgh & Cleveland Railway. Board can
be had on reasonable terms in respectable families
As to his compotency, T.. f. SULIor has high
testimonials, covering so years of his professional
life, and can confidently appeal to many of the
best known citizens Of Salem, or to any Of his
pupils. With regard to tho school, he can only
say, that, for his own sake, he would not have
connected himself with it had he not been satisfied
of its superior merit.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-07-28
AN NIVERSARY MEETIN G.

Tho THIRTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING ofthc Western
anti Slarery Society will be held at ALLIANCE,
Stark Co., o., commencing on Saturday, the 25th
day of August, and will probably continue three
days.
The place selected by the Executive Committee
for the meeting, is easy of access, and it is believed
the Accommodations for those in attendance will be
ample.
Let all who feel an interest in the cause Of
Freedom strive to be present. Tho platform OF
the Society is free and all who desire to present
their peculiar views, or advocate their particular
plan of action for the overthrow of Slavery, will
be cordially welcome.
In these days, when the Southern Oligarchy is
making its desperate moves, when the Anti-Slavery
Of the North is beginning to awaken, it
becomes us al! wisely to enquire in what manner
we can render our efforts most available, and
whether VIC should not all unite our forces under
the banner of " No Union wiM Shareholders"
Come, then, to the gathering on the 25th!
BENZ. S. JONES,
Recording SeC'y.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-07-28
OBITUARY.

DlED-At lis late residence in Salem, (where
he removed from New Garden on Friday evening"
the Goth inst, Thomas UALBREArn, in the 72l year
of his age.
He suffered the most excruciating pain for u fen
days previous to his death, by modification i'll his
feet, a disease incident to old age, all of which lac
bore as a philosopher and Christian, without IL
murmur, with patient resignation.
lie was one of the first abolitionists in Ohio.
His heart and hand were always open to relieve
the wants and alleviate the suflcrings of the needy
and distressed.
For many years he was actively engaged assist
ing runaway slaves, having sometimes as many as
twenty at his house at once. Hundreds are now
in Canada, enjoying the rich blessings Of freedom,
procured by his assistance.
OF him it may truly be said, "a good man has
died.D
This noble AMI venerable man, although beyond
three score and ten, retained to the last a lively in
terest in the progress Of our country's welfare. n
peculiar phrase with him was, "Let's try it up"
Everything had to pass the ordeal of strict investi-
CATION before he received it as truth. And now
he has gone to "try up" the realities of Eternity.
Thank God for the hope, that when the Judge of all
the earth shall summon the world to appear, he
will say to all such, "Come, ye blessed Of my
Father, inherit the kingdom for l was an hun
gered, and ye gave me meat; l was Il stranger,
and yc took me in naked, and ye clothed mo
sick and in prison, and ye ministercd unto ms.b
DIED, of Consumption at his residence in Salem
.Tp., on the Goth inst. NATHANIEL MCRACKEN
aged perhaps 70 years.