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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-29


First-cass Railway Mortgages are now the most popu-
lar securities-combnng, they do absolute safety
with remuneratiye rate OF interest. TIE FIRST
MORTGAGE Joint Sinking Fund Six per ct
Cola Bonds of the VERMONT DIVISION Of The
PORTLAND AND 0GDENSBCRG RAILROAD
TRUNK LIVE are being rapidly absorbed by those
making conversions Of their 5!O's AMI other me-puced
bonds With local. through and pleasure business,
either ofthese sufficient meet al inter st oh.
legations and operating enses The Bond, of this sec
ton ofthe Shortest Trunk Line The Lakes to the
Atlantic cannot fail to advance par As this New En-
gland enterprise rapidly approaches complexion.
Irce at present 90 and Accrued Interest in Currency
Forpampble's. with fall in ormaon apply to FINAN-
CIAL AGENTs-E. &. Fairbanks Il Co.. ST. bloomsbury
vt; Fairbanks " Co., 252 roadway. New York: Fair
bank, Brown IL Co., Milk ST. Boston; Fairbanks *
Ewing, us Chestnut ST., Philadelphia.
FOR SALE BY
RICE, WHITING " BULLoCK...........w Worcester,
and all leading Banks and Brokers
d5 deop&w4W
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-29

Grocers, butchers, and all other parties who use q
quantity of blank books, are invited to call at E.
Whitney's, where wholesale prices win be named
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-29

new YORK, Dec 2s-Cotton dull nj Kc decline: sales
l2ll bales; mddng uplands zoe Fiour-s tie and west
active and steader sales $500 bbs; state $3.50
on low grades Ohio $40 a T39; western SIS so "a lis
bush; So2 ring sid a So V wn al red western Stern
Sl57 a. l,59; white Michigan S62 q LIZ. Corn firm,
hush mixed western Il a &c; old TX "a &c. Gats
more i've sales $500 bush; OHIO and western 81 a
q s475; old Slsl2 1925 Lard i1S' shade Fmer at *
@9ac Butter steady Whisky, steady and lower;
western free 93i a 9ic closing sellers inside prices.
iic quiet at 81 a sAc Sugar dull; refining q 9tc
in fair request; New Orleans As q 55c. Spirits turpen
ne dG at SIG rosn nominal 1 At s9l g g for sr9lned
CHICAGO, Dec, 2S.FloUr dali and unchanged Wheat
spring si2iA; MOP do sisA; No do i,17% "a l.0s&;
rejected Sl,O Corn opened firm but closed dull; No2
N02 Sl1ci rejected 2Sc RYE ull and unchanged Bar
ley ley dl No spring ee g. 99e PORK advanced and in
dealers apar. at 81 a S9tc, Iams pickle 81 q &C.
rough sides 51c short ribs ~ a SIZE short clear mid
dies 81, g 5he; Bulk meats il fair demand and az
a &c; short clear mddes 6S a SIC Beef hans steady
at ~ a. pc Talow quiet and firm. Live hogs dulla;
to s., closing hrn Whiskey opened firm, but closed
dun at SIC tRecepts3OOObbls dour 1900 bush wheat
barley 5000 hogs. Shipments-3OGO ibis dor 1903 bush
wheat toO bush corn 1900 bush oats, lOoo bush bar
cINcIYNATI, Dec; 2s-Pork-adyapcc a ked but none
Lard in fair demand and aivanced sales at size now
asking Sae Bnlk measZfnll prices asked ami no de
sd bag2ned isn anu noueiS nIn; sn9uaefs
@ sl;aV, Whskey u good demand a. ZIG. .,,,....
Haw okLEANs' Dec zo'-Cottoh lfresulari maohgs
AZ lSAc'
uop,,rsr,,,, ,,,r ,7rI,.,, ,,,-n,,>-rD ~. 90
ri, WIZ TEN 49, Fkis * u GulhtNL-Dee ~,
tLOuh-tancy brands, ~ Dbl SlVi9O 20 Sl2,1O; cnOice
IT. ~ Cd G g brands ss9 az SO9 common extras $500
@ S53Vj supeIlne, SIOO g e SUI 80 -
GRAIN AND MEA u . Corn q bush sl.2?i
MS s "a n m TX 20 "a G Go kSS Il hush fO oats
e9 1S ana ~ rye meal 60 4c q - shorts ig4 lbs
Flu g Sl ~ Inc leed 30 lnlllIlhss Sz;So Buck
wheat. Si22 ft push. Buckwheat flour DC F D.
Ilto NloioMSCCBeei' roast pieces Us ID ~ Q 25ci
steaks ruhp ~ @ 25c round Is q zUc corned 10 q l6ci
dried DC veal roasting ~ "a 25c steaks from legs 3Uc
r. Lard q 10 L. Gg lec tpe y ID 2c SAT- pork g r. 10
q 4G iresli porR u q, ,oci Mans whole, y 10 l6c;
sllced pieces Sc mutton : "a c sausdges, Is ID 10
nc sage Z9ci egSs 9oz 40 g 4Sc; meats tongues 2Vc
u 20 2uc Bologna SAUSAGE 2Oc Is ID Hogshead cheese
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-29

MARION UNITED STATES WATCH Co.'s tGiles. Wales
Il Cob WATCHES were awarded the First Premiums at
Fair of American Institute" New York, 1870, at Fair
of 'Ohio Mechanics Institute Cincinnati 1870. at
"Louisana state Fair" New Orleans, La. 1870, at
Texas State Far" Houston Texas 1871, and every
Fair where exhibited over all competitors
dog WitSdF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-29

SO RAPIDLY does health decline when attacked by
kidney. bladder and glandular diseases, mental and
physical debility diabetes, gravel female Irregularities
and maladies of the urno-genital organs that no time
should he lost in partaking OF occasional dose OF
SNoLANDERs BucHU, which will drive the above com
plants of the system, restoration to health
will surely cnsue. deop&wlw d2T
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-29

naichelor's Hair Dye.-rhis superb Hair Dye
Is tne CeSt N re cofs-herecy harmless reiabe and
81 o qisaEreeaDle oder The genuine VIM; A Bachcors
iialr Dye produces Immediately a splendid Black or
Natural Brown: leaves the hair Clean soft beautiful
does not contain particle of lead any injurious com
pound Sold by all Druggists. Factory, 10 kOnd ST. n
T. olYr Iyl0
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Matthews * UnamDor,.,n,
Corner waldo and Exchange sts.. Worcester, xssa.

Bath TUBS and Boilers, Water Closets, wash Bowl,'
wash Trays Sinks &c &cfted up at short notice. and
In q thorough manner. dtf Tvs
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lea q Perrinr. sauce.

pronounced by eonnoissenrs "IIlE Only GOOD
SAUCEr
u improves appetite and digestion, and II is unrvaled
for Its favor. We are directed by Aessrs LEA PER-
RIMS to prosecute all parties making or vending coun-
teriels. JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, Agents.
aul2 deopam New York,
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sos 600 Hartford and Erie railroad Is 299 (l291
$500 Stanstead and Chambly Is........ ......,....A
Sl0,OOO Kalamazoo Aegan Grand Rapids IS, .....9l
6 Boston and Albany rarosc ...................l48
100 Gin. Sandusky and Cleveland RR.............2OH
IL Eastern iu4
Michigan Central railroad. II4S
~ 40 10 rights. ......,.........2.zO
0gdensburg d LAKE ChampIaIn R..............S7
70 Old Colony and Newport railroad. .......... az
40 Phil VIII and Baltimore railroad ......4.... 55
Oh pref
"A Vermont and Canada railroad ..............,..9
10 Great Falls and Conway railroad ..............g3
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Forc,pu mar,e1.---fRv Atlant,o CAM,

LONDON Dec. 2s-Cousols closed at 92& Bonds firm
er U. s. 520s, 1852 92H do. 1863 old "a do 1861 94A
U. $. ten-orlies 9lA.
The bullion in the Bank of England has decreased
el2O0 900 during the week.
AT Frankfort, Dec, IS, Y, S. A-20s, 1867. 96h.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 2S,-Cottcn closed quiet; middling
uplands 9h lOd do Orleans l0Ad sales TO- 900 bales.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-29

Patents Secured.
Reissues, Extensions and Foreign Patents procured
ltererences conducted all kinds business with the
PATENT OFFICE,
Transfers Of Rights and Patent Cases attended TO- by
- JAMES G. ARNOLD. Worcester Mass.
oFFIcE No. 1903 MAIN ST.
al2 dtf
worcester Five Ue0Is savings ls;snE.
OFFICE, NO. 9S MAIN STREET, WORCESTER
This Bank open every business day from nine o'clock
In the morning to Ave O'Clock in the afternoon
DEPosITs from FIVE CENTS to oNE THOUSAND Dol
LARS reestoed aa put upon interest on the first Of syery
month.
DIVIDENDS OF INTEREST are made In January and
July ana if not Withdrawn addcj to the principal
on the first of the following month.
Smallest entitled to receive interest Three Dol
lars. CLARENDON HARRIS
i've DIFF treasurer
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NOTICE TO CAPITALISTS AND
~ INVESTORS.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
SUPERIOR REAL ESTATE
And Manufacturing Property,
EMBRACING
WOODEN FACTORIES.
Dwellings for Managers and Operatives
WITH ABOUT
ESQ ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND

ATTACHED.
IGG under gned Trustee viii offer for sale at Public
STREET, in the CITY OF BALTIMORE, Mn. on MON
DAf the Sth DAY Of January si2 q G'elock NJ the
aed m Wetheredsvile, In Baltimore County about az
mile, from The city 4 Baltimore. with the BuI dngs and
Land ait1enyd, and the Machinery, Fixtures imple.
mens and ttensils connected with the premises
The end about 26O acres, is excellent and LARGO nort
admirably adapted for villas. F'
The roais approaching to and through the nronertv
are excellent iheeis abundance forest shade trees
ana me running springs with pure water
The FRANKLIN Mill.'' main building az STONE ia 6vo
storie, hgn the remainder two stores in all about 100
feet long Dye and Dry Houses also Of stone This mill
contains six sets of Wooden Cards, with appropra
The Ashland MIL main building of stone one story
hRh lsa rect long, ant contains two so,s Ut Wooden
Cards an machinery.
These miis are now in operation Tho o her BUILDINGS
consist OF one large Stpup mansion fourteen rooms
ana frame cottage With eight room, (rhese Two house,
are in peaNtW park OF large forest trees1 Two don
pig Srecii ii,e one double Elizabethsn frame
cottage hTec stone dwellings with back buildings eight
stone dwellings with back buildings one VCedar Grove"
frame co. tase, ten large frame dwellings, two stories
Will STONE EASEMENTS, ami tWo other stone dwellings.
The water-powef 1. iXty-hve feet head and fail In
three seats tNo OF which ut lied To lrve tbe
'trnElm' and ''Ashland'' Mills
Parties are requested to examine the pronert beorc
pHcnasing horse railroad from the eity passes about
9JO eet nom the place.
ON and near he pIunesty are two churches +,o
one lud-t enoWs Aal, public school, &c ami The
neighhorns popuia ion is rapidly Increasing
nrion Of The land (say about 80 acres Is subject to
time payment of $1,000. my
TERMS OF SAL -tourtl, cash. one-fourth at nine
mohhs onc0urlh ~ eighteen MONTHS and one fourth
a. Two years-bq Sredit payment to carry interest and
tobe satisfactorily secured-or all CASH ut the optiou Of
ll,tS OF the property, with any other information
Waueu' can be ltld by applying to the undersigned
j. SAURIN NORRIS Trustee.
lkEGQ & KIRKLAND, Auctcnecfs,
,,o IA nonth Charles street, Baltimore.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-29

Better and Cheaper
THAN ANY OTHER BOOTS OR SHOES;
THOSE FAsTENED WITH
CdBLE SCREW WJRE
BErrER-Because they are more Pliahle more Com
Cape. ~ w MP
CHEAPER--Beoause. while their first cost is NOT ~,
excess OF sewed or peggcd work OF like grade t,eir
DURABILITY IS ir eater they preserve their Shane much
Wear ~ "N'Vi' Lquii
Equally applicable to light and heavy work
The immense demand having called forth nltafinrs
the Patent stamp. " SAW '0''is
G8s- Sold by dealers everywhere. deop7w MA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-29
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
CROCK ERY AND BEDDING.
Saturday, Dec. 30th,
at o'clock P M...,......At Salesroom, $50 Main st
CONSISTING OF
ONE PARLOR SET,


l MARBLE TOP TABLE. EXTENSION TABLE,
also, lot of Crockery and Glass Ware, Table Cutlery
&c.
At o'clock in the evening. a lot of MACHINISTS'
TOOLS ami CHEST; also, lot OF CARPENTERS
dl9 dot J.P. HALL d. CO., Auet'rs.
GKEPTICAL SUFFERERS OF RHEU-
~ MATlSN. make enquiry OF the well known citizen,
MIR Clifford to Prof Macs Plasters; as also the ties
timUny OF Mr.. Robinson. Facts are stubborn things
that cannot be rontroverted
LCo y of Warner Cliifords Testimonial
Nearly three mon us past, l called on Prot Mac
spectnE his Plas ers for rheumatism, of which have
been sufferer for many years, having tried numerous
remedies. from which never found permanent relief
his remedy, the valuable services rendered me- |
strongly recommend them all suffer rs avail them
selves OF may say his wonderful rlast rs.
WARNER CLIFFORD.
Carriase Repository.
l5j Main street, Worcester, Mass.
from John Robinson
CALAIS, W., Nov 8. 1911
PROF. MAC: Dear Sir-I have worn the Plaster on
my hip, sent me. fifteen days II to help my
hip some, but my leg is stih and lame some between my
hp and Knees my knee is pref good; the pain works
around TO my back some can't bend my hip so as TO
ride in buggy wagon without putting my foot back
under the seat and putting knee down, and perhaps
] never shall, but can SIT up in chair better than
could before wora the Plaster. don't have much
pam, and better. sweat some, and the plaster
worked ~ some off The MP joint. / took it off this
morning and warmed it over and put it on lower down
would Ike more asers on my hip aud leg If it would
doany good There Others h re That think will Try
your llasters il get any permanent good by it, and
think wtl if peIseyere My complaint is an old one
ana 1t will be likely he some time in doing me much
d2a dit join ROBINSON.
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T'HE MILLBURY NATIONAL BANK,

Notice is hereby given that the Annual Nicotine of he
Stockholders of this Bank will he held al their thanking
Rooms on TUE DAY Jan. .. 1871 Mt O'Clock p NJ ia
choose q board Of dir etors for the ensuing year -
d. ATWOOD, Cashier
Millburv, Dec q, 1871. dtm ia
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Tho
REGISTER SAFE EPOSIT
TEIst Company
PEOPLES SAFLEGa BARK BU1LDEgg
Wofccstsr.
GEORGE &. RICE President
Receives &0aeS Deposit subject 10 Chick ct Sigh
AID AIgOGs
INTEREST ON DAILY BALANCES
AT TIE Rate OF
-FOUR PER CENT. FER ANNuM


ssl SAFES enclosed in Burglar Proof Cases to which
the Renter slone has access offered public os
rent, at prices varying from SIS g. each per anrn
u IS place 81 Secaytg against Fire or Burglars for
depC5itlns Naluab-cs cf al kinds.
Bonds Mortgages wills Deeds, Jewel-y, Silver PIste,
&c, received ~ very low rates 10" gheh receipts
giUsR.
doublelocked.
Private Eight-wstch, on duty from P Il. to A. Il,
and a Burglar Alarm communicating with the Police
ofice, add greatly to the security Otherwise afforded.
Business Hours from 3 A, NJ. to 8 P. NJ.
IVA Off SAMUEL T. nlGEL0pg. See'7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-29
STATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE
~ co. OF WORCESTER

Notice is hereby given that the A. YuAL Meeting Of
The STATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE CoMPANY Of
WoRcEs Err will be held at the New once of the Com
pany, on WEDNESDAY, JAN. 3. Isl at ten o'cloek a
NJ, for The choice Directors and for the TRANSACTION o
any other business that legally ONE hetpre said
meeting. CiARE\DD% UAPptS Seo,r
Worcester, Dee 10. 1871 dim '' ~" aia
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-29
r ,EICEsTER NATIONAL BANK.

The Annual Meeting ofthe Stockholders of the races
ter National eank, will be held iheir Ranking Rooms
on II ESD ~ the 9Th day OF January. lS72, at O'Clock
p. for the EleGtiCn OF Directors for ensuing wear
and the transaction of any other business that may e.
galy come before them.
D. f. MERRIAM, Cashier
leicester Dec. s, 1871. dim ds
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IL. L. AIxsygOETH

Respectfully announces that in order TO meet TIE
present demani, he Will form n Limited number of
Glasses lof hegnners III piano'ort9 Playing. Har-
m0ny. commencing Jan 10th. 1875.
Mr. ~. Will he assisted by some of his me st advanced
pupils who Will lake charge Of Glasses for hildren
under his SUPERVISION iems according the grade OF
the pupil Application m be made from 3 to r. M
daily, at No. u Ciark's Block, diff d28
h UOIJ ETS w y EATH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-29

w The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of tho
Whinsve Nat Bank, for The choice Of Directors ar
the ensuing year and the r saeon of ans other busi
ness mat NAV legally before Them VIII he held nj
Their Bank nS Rooms. lUESD tY. Jan 9, 1872 at two
O'Clock z. NJ. H. A. tiOODEII Cnsbiav
Wbitinsville Dee g. 1871 d. ag al
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T'HE OXFORD NATIONAL BANK,

The Annual Meeting of the stockholders of ssThe Ok
tpTd Nan9nal Bank, of oxford Mass will be held at
O'Clock NJ for the Election OF Directors Tor the year
ensuing, and for the transaction of any other business
that may legally come before them.
W. oLNEY Cashier.
Oxford Dec. 4. ISL. dim IL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-29

RoU GU ETs, WR EATH s,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-09

The Story of the Fountain: ny III I'll.
in ",,,, ','p Rnv.Nr. With Forty.two Illus
trsttons on Wood. from Drawings IS o uy
HARRY FExs, WiNst.ow HOMER, AItRE,
FnrprRrcKs, toas Hows, ana o.i ,as
Supsrbly printed on heavy, tinted, -, cait en-
aorod n,ncr. In cloth, extra gilt, nc nc,
~ei,ed boards. Price, p. Uniform WIFI
1.-THE song Of the Sowcr," pupii>ii'''
last year. IL tho
Tho bantlsomcst Illustrated book Oh 'no
re,- ism pictorial edition Of BRYANT poem
If "Tbe Fountain" which contains oe'",
tirulIy.exccuted cngravinss from .'ssm n
HARRY FEM, WIssnow HOMER ~, ,1L ,,,,,.
FrrDyR1cks. and JouN A. lows he luz
cations number forty-two, every page con,
,a;ning nicture, and nearly every coupie'
~ tbe pocm has found charming 'a'ci-
nrotation at the hands of the artist. Inc
iosi,us are varied. They afford delicious
r,c,ures of the fountain as seen from OH
'crent poiuts Of view, and delineate all the
manifold incidents that the poet imaslncs
o have occurred In the long times past
N she brink of tho buhbling spring. Inc
work is beautifully printed and sumptuous'
y boilnd. ,,e
For sale by EILYsos s. TAYLOR ll1o
Main street.
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from the Savannah news
The UaarY Law.


,o,d deal of time was wasted ln tne
uo,.s nr Representatives last week IN con-
aidorinD the proprlety Of repeating the
uenrv law. and much oloquence-We nau
nearfv said logto-was thrown away In tue
disruasIon. Gs IS usual In the consiuera-
tinn OF such matters, very profound pro-
bIem of political economy was manutac-
turcd out of what Is u simple question
of common sense. Why cannot these
legislators understand that there are
some transactions which are selt-aaJustlve,
and that in some instances law Is an IN
cumbrance 1t Is 80 in regard to tue Tate
of interest. If: A has money with "hlcn
he chooses to accommodate at hVe per
cent. why should the lawmakers step IN
and prescribe seven? If, on the contrary,
p Is willing to pay eight, ten, or twenty
per cent. Tor the use of AS money, why
should he be restrained by law. A little
common sense applied to this and kndreG
subjects would give our legislators muen
clearer conceptions Of the real wants oil tho
people. The Macon Telegraph, alludlng 10
this subject, says:
1--WE are sorry to see that the bill repeal
ing the usury laws was indefinitely posi-
Doned on Friday in the House by vote OF
81 to s.. The attachment to these toilorI
relics of harbarism is to Us wonderful anu
incomprehensible fact: on every p no,v
sophical principle, in the first place, n,H9G ~
c ff to et sdus S'ns its own price under the laws
of supply and demand, and there her III IS ,d no
more reason for liking its , yalu tha BY ya iam
than for attempting to esiaol'i 10 t tho same
%u ToiD secondly, the ailempt to re Tss
Iata If In that way is . total failure. lne
iar, s,us coven per cent, but even every
violates IT, and l,t the rs'S n G G.
ra Vary every day from eight to I'll, thirty per
it It viii i be- safe to say that the law is tS
BY and totally ds sc a and f what ts oh H
e eiierI has the Inv than merely 10 emtar.
r rs'' tr a1 in money, bring h State n
sx ter "1s s Sy d 'nH Gfoss n"e
20 hut ~ Wa tr,Ist The Georgia Legislature
,rim nct ont Of that rut alter while"
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dtlED.


T., ,h,, city. on the stu instant, JOHN OSCAR
DANIEL, aged four years aud cigdt DAYS anu
on thp III instant. SEUBEN hb';re JoHto,
aged FIVE years. eey:n month"; anu ni Te,c "'!S'
10th G I'D :cu or Nj hala A, and JohnJ 1YlcE.
There Is 3 woylI beyond the skT,
heaven of Joy and love,
And holy children whsn they die
CD to that world above.
The funf rails will take place from their fatheT's
residence ~ west Leigh street, Thls tSasurdiy)
mOHNINti at ~ O'Clock. Friends anu acqualnt-
ances Of the family are Invited 70 atteho'
On the m orniug Of the sth In tant, Mrs. JANE
G.. SHIELDS, aged seytnty-tive years ara
twenty three days, vi low Of william II. Shields,
ST., aud daughter of John 7. Shields. she lived
ard died iGptw r 9t r' She caves
lrgcc rcle orfriends and relatives 70 IN 1urn ther
lricpa7able loss.
Her funeral vii take place from the FIRST pfcS-
hy,ertan church !RcY. nr rreston'sl at II o'clock
THI, E!OK:ING. Her friends INA reIa.iEes
notice.
In Richmond. Dcccmbcr :, ISL, PARKER
WEST: eyed sin weight years. ,-,,,,,,, ,,-
The uecsusei was u native or Fltzabeth civ
comfy. aud possessed many virtues, Thlch we're
constantly and beautifully illustrated III an NC
relations Of lie. He was tic hShcst style Oh
man-su humble and sincere hrlstihn. ~ .,n,
His .unersl services viii take place To-McR-
i:UW Sunday All anHuoN at 3 O'Clock
Hccernter Mrs. MAMIE FAhHAE. Vile o.
jude z. r. Farrar, III the IN rhythm your u
l;hs /. nvcs a hIshird. SIX Children, aud NUM-
br7l,ss fierdi, 10 nOurT, her loss. enc ptss,u
away In tle blessed assurance o. the nlv,ne &c
p nance ard favor. 70 use llsI Own dc1r Wo,Is !.
= ! r,s. on Jcsuss Kind auI loving hcar,." ner
d.sih ras blissful Fad sereLe AZ her life had been
gentle, devoted, and true ., -.i,,
Pet rsomg ard Jacks9r, Mss, papers wiil
plelsc copy
I, This city, Thus lay tle III Of nec"mter, Nlss
HaRrtA iTAPBES. COMMUNICATIONS.
Her funeral vii be pre- 'chcl THIS DAY tSntur-
dayl The pth Mt II o'C;utk IL. IL, Il. me re- usnEe
or 'ner brcther, Thomas A. staples, Chusch HILL
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III INtfUUT1dIII'
HALL OF DEMoSTlIEEIAE soClETY,I
hnyp.ubar Ia ISL {

HALL OF DEMOSTnESlAE eOClETI,l
November IL, 1871. !
Whereas II has pleased Aim lightly Cod TO remove
from among Is DR.. ii, j sMEAD, professor Of
the University ard member Of this Society; aud
whereas the deceased IS entitled to our grateful
aud tender recoiIecLOas not Only Tor his lnte!lec
tual ana moral devotion to our welfare as stu
dents, bat because Of hta earnest interest Ia our
prosperity as d society Therefore be L.
/, Resotred, That ihe Dcmosthe nian Society Of
the University hereby expresses It's profound
sense OF The loss which II has sustained in the
death OF Dr. eAEAp, who, as man. WIS charac-
lerZCd by those viz ue3 that give strength, beauty
and IN ilnence To character; as professor, was
thoroughly alive to the mell-being Of his students
no less by herrty symps,hies than by scholarly
tas! es--and rs memb-r or Tbs Society was ever
re tde to promote Its advancement.
.. Resolred, That the Society attend the funeral
services win banner draped. and that the nem-
beers OF the Society wear the usual badge of
mourning for thirty days.
3. Re sokred That these resolutions ba published
in the ColiegiuR, and copy OF tho n be forwarded
to The widow OF our dece 3sed friend.
A. 2. WHIr1LE,
4. nj. VII LlAMS,
A.. Fl. GRAY,
". i. HxMINGwAY,
l.. PHlS1ZS,
Committee.