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VALU BILE
F.AR.M FOR S.ALE.

e. HVHE subscriber will offer for
fA IL sale at Auction, on the prem
EsSsExs Uses, on WEDNESDAY, the l4fh day
lllIS5 of November HtIt, at1T clock.
?. NJ, the entire Farm. well known
hv the name Of Woodland Sie," lately occu
pied by WILLIAM SPRAGUE of Leicester, de-
ceased containing about lao acres of Land,
we'll divided. under good cultivation, in good
repair and every part Of II well waiered. 1t
has on it a large Dwelling House, supplied with
excellent water, large Barn and Shed. with a
Well in the Notwithstanding Shop Wood
House, Chaise House. Horse Shed, aud other
buildings .1isO, loft heretofore used as
Card Factory. II has an excellent Wood Lot,
within few rods of the house, and one mile
from Saw and Grist Mills 1t has fruitful
Quinc. Orchard, and is furnished with good
winter fruit. The location nf the Farm is cen
trail being one mule north ofihe Meeting House
and Academy. and half mile from the Friends
Meeting House. 7 he whole will he sold at
Public Auction. and rond tuns oil sale made
known tn that dav. For further information,
apply 10 ISAAC SOUTHGATE, Leicester
JOHN CLAPP, South Readiug-HE b
STONE, Boston.
REBEKAH SPRAGHE, Err.
Lancaster Oct II 5w
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Worcester Shoe Store.
JAMES WHITTEMORE

ED ESPECTFULLY infnrms the inhabitants
a OF Worcester and its vicinity, that the
business Of the late finn of PHELPs * VIM
TEMoRE will he continued by him at the Old
Stand, opposite the Centre Meeting House,
where he keeps constantly on hand, a general
assortment of Geniemens, Ladies', Misses
and Chidrens' BOOTS and SHOES,-and hav
ing just made considerable additions of NEw
WoRK TO the former stock of the Store. he feels
confident of satisfying all reasonable expccta
tons Of his customers, both as to quality and
prices.
u CUSTOM WORK constantly made Ia
ORDER of the best of Stock, and by the first rate
workmcn If Worcester. June l3
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Ne,o York Stage s. Steam Boat
DESPATCH LINE

STAGE, leaves Central Hotel Worcester,
~ every Monday, and Thursday, at o'clock
A. NJ, passes through Oxford. Thompson
KillingIy, and Brooklyn; and arrives al
Norwich, at 3, p M, same day, and meets
the new Steam Boat Gen. JACKSON, Capt,
DANIEL hAvENs, Master, which arrives al
New York next morning, at 6 o'clock. ANY
persons taking seats in the above line, shall be
sure Of passage through without delay, if not
their fare acW be refunded.
RETURNING. leaves Norwich on the arrival Of
the Steam. Boat, from New York. and arrives
in Worcester same evening.
The Prnprietors Of the above line having pro-
Vided themselves with good horses, carriages
and experienced drivers, trust that they shall
be able to offer TO the public the greatest in
dueements for their patronage,
Fare SIS only, from Worcester IN New York
J. BEMIS, agent
Worcester Nav 30 Il
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Boots, Shoes, Leather, &C..

BOOfS, Shoes, Leather, &c.
PHNiiE subscriber offers for sale al No. 81
n Kilby street, = doors from Milk-stl Get, a
perfect assortment of BOOTS, SHOES, &c
exclusively adapted for country trade Also,
20,O0O pairs Of superior INDIA RUBBER
SHOES. by dozen or quantity Country Mer-
chants are respectfully invited to purchase Tor
cash or credit.
ISAAC THAYER, Agent.
Boston. Sent. -. PIN
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CALL AND SEEl

TEVtiE subscriber would INFORM The public.
IL that he continues 10 manu- aciure at his
Shop at the Red Mill in Worcester. SASHFS,
BLINDS. DOORS. SHUTTERS. ane WIN.
DOW FRAMES at The shortest notice. and in
a superior manner. The subscriber having the
advantage Of machinery ard water power, he
eau furnish the above articles at cheaper
price than can be obtained elsewhere, the oual.
iiy Of the articles considered
.1iso, TURNING If every description done
at short notice, IN the nratesi manner.
Ffanch and Common Bed Posts aud Table
Lsgs. constantly on hand for sale
Sept. 90. 6m LEWIS BROWN
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? Public attention!

4 S most respectfully solicited by the sub
ser,brr To an Invaluable Pre- p"rat'on, The
merits of which have been tested by time, anu
ar. sustained b, undoubted testimony.
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THE WORCESTER BOaT COMPANY
HIVE notice TO their Customers and The
0W public, that they have purchased of Mr..
VARIES BACHELOR his line of Canal Boats
aud tlIa. they have one new Boat now building.
making eight Boats in their line
The Boats of this Company are fitted up in
the best order and prov Iood wnli masters Of ex.
periencc and ssll to navigate them. One OF
more Boats will leave Providence and Worccs
Ter tUery day. Sundays excepted)
This CoInpauy have large and convenient
Store Houses At the CE,fTRAL BASIN Wash
nginn. Square, WOresster, aud at the C.IN.4L
B3SfN, in PrOridenee, winch they offer for the
storing Of Goods, free Of ohargss. and svery
reasonable attention Will be rendered their Gus.
toners.
" All Goods consigned 10 IRA POOR OF
ProDifenee. or BENZ PORTER. at the Cen.
tai B,sin. in WoIosStsr, will be forwarded
agreeable 10 directions. II March 81
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India Rubber Shoes.

India Rubber Shoes.
IN zA4AA PAIRS just received of a
u UeUUO superior quality, which
will be sold in any quantity and on as favorable
terms as they can ba purchased in the city.
N Is. Dealers in the above named article are
respectfully invited To call and examine the
same. FRANCIS WILEY,
Boston. Sent 5 2m No 81 Court street
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ii N all ages of the world beautiful head
Il OF hair has betn considered the greatest Ornd-
nit Mt ever bestowed by nature upon the human
frame, aud in,iispen SADLY necessary 10 the trirc
ton oil personal b. auty. 1t is very general
complaint ct young pa rsons that their hair is fall
Jung OFT or becoming Dir, AID unhe aithy this may
he owing to the application of improper and in
Iurons OILS, or to the entire neglect O the hair.
W Ithout proper attention, diseases OF the bar
will arise, winch are often found 10 occasion tn n.
ness, falling of and frequently total badness For
these evils aud the necessary Inconvenience at
tending them, Wards Vegetable Hair Oil VIII
be i0und in all cases sure remedy. Beinre Of
lering this Oil 10 the prblic it had been tried in
hundreds of cases oil badness, thnness and falling
on al the hair, and IN every instance its salutaly
effects have been realized to admiration. Ia
cases where il becomes dry aud ceases to grow
this Oh viii very som render il healthy and pro-
duce rapid aud beautiful gioAth without the
least inJur, t" the most delicate head; does
any falling Oft follow after using it. That loss of
har which So often takes place after sickness
may be easily prevented by using this celebrated
public that gives such universal satisfaction and
stands the test OF experience kc Wards Veget-
aUle Hair Oil.
NEW CERTIFICATES
Extract of letter from DR.. John A. Wadsw orth
oil Providence, 10 the proprietor.
Your Hair Oil IS attended with very promising
frc,s. One OF our most respectable citizens, who
had been bald for ten years with skin AS smooth
md trer from hair as the palm OF his hand, has
been using the Oil, and fine hair is how coming
out on every part oil the previously bald scalp.
j. A WADswoRrH.
certify that Wards Hair Oil produced new
growth OF hair my head after having been bald
tor many years l can recommend II as the best
article that has %en offered to the public tor
the restoration of hair upon bald heads
Dracut. July IS. 1882 l.. Hour.
None genuine unless signed by the soie Propri-
etor, l.. a. WARD.
Wards RHEUMATIC LLNLME.NT,,
A sovereign remedy Tor lthrumatism, G"nt,
Cramp, Sprans, Bruises, Numbness nl the limbs
stiffness OF the j,'ints lnoIe.t Iu'nors, &c.-
that ARE bruised, spran.d, or CALLED It's GER
tain cure for the SCRATCHES aud the best remedy
hat can be applied to Wind Calls, Ringbone and
Spavns.
Dr. La Motifs
VEGET.ABLE COUGH PILLS.,
A valuable ,emed, for Colds. Coughs and Asthma
CHINESE CHEMICAL CEMENT,
For mending China, Glass and Esr,hen Ware.
Vegetable TOOTH ACHE DROPS.
or The above articles are Tor sale in Worcester
by JOHN CUE, at his Store on Mai" st 'ert,
where be had great iet, of DRUGS
.HEDICLN'ES, DYE STUFFS, P.fL.NTS,
sc. eofm Oct 10,
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To the Hon. Judge of Probate

Tor the COnnIY OF WnrcesIer:
A RBA SHERW1N, Guardian of JONAS
IA TURNER. o minor. under twelve years of
age, Son of jERATHMUL TURNER. late of
Royalsion, deceased, represents That said mi
nor is seized and possessed Of about 90 acres of
Land. with small Buildings thereon. and Pew
in the Baptist Meeting House IN Winchendon
that the said premises are out OF repair and will
rent for but little moEe than to pay the repairs
and taxes. He, therefore, prays that tho Hon.
Judge will after due notice. aulhorise hun or
some other person To sell and convey said Es.
tate fer said minors benefit according 10 law.
ARBA SHERWIN.
Oct 1000
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April II, 1892.
FOR SALE,

HUI Sc LO > FOh SALE,
At Public .7RcfiOn to the highest bidder, an
"A WEDNESDAY,, the I4th day Of Nouembsr
merit. at Worthington's Hotel. IN Worcester at
II O'Clock, A NJ, from : TO II valuable House
Lots, at the South end of Main street aud on
the west side thereof, opposite to Capt Ephraim
Mowers; containing about half an acre each
and having from oO TO 100 ft,t on said street
A plan will be taken of said lots, and may be
seen in few days upon application to either "'
the subscribers. credit OF from me to hVe
wears will be given f, the whole Of the pur'
chase money. if requested on good security
NJ The residue of the Chandler Fdrm is
for sale on advantageous terms
SM BURNSIDE.
BENZ. BUTMAN
ARTEMAS WARD
CHARLES ALLEN.
Worcester Oct IL 0w
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TO THE PUBLIC.

EOR sale by Druggists generally, and
4 at Stores that sell Pateut Medicines in all
the Northern States, in the cities and country,
the 2S tli.ereni kinds OF Patent Medicines pre-
pared by LEADER DAM, 20 Prince street,
Boston. The following are part. Directions
accompany ever, srticle.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
% seriber has been dny alpoirt.d FIX, cutrix
Of The last VIII and Testament If JAMES NJ.
GOMEZ, late of Gardner, in the County of
Worcester, deceased, and has taken upon herself
that trust by giving bonds MS thcla directs All
persons indebted to said Estate are hereby called
upon to make immediate pay mpnt and all those
to whoa said Estate is indebted are requested to
exhibit their demands for settlement
SALLY GOMEZ.
GhrdNcr, Oct, IS, 1889 .l4
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Oct IL, 1889.

On the above Petition Ordered, That notice
be gwen To all persons concerned. by causing
the said Petition and this Order, 10 be publish.
ed in The Massachusetts Spy" printed in
Worcester, three weeks successfully, that they
may he heard thereon. at n Cont OF Probate 10
he holden at Worcester, on the first Tuesday in
December next, at 10 o'clock. before noon
NATH'L. PAINE, J. Prob.
Oct II, 1899.
A COPY Attest
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To the Hon. Nathaniel Paine.

Judge OF The Probate of Wills, &c. within
The County Of Worcester:
I'D EPRESENTS, LEMUEL NEWTON,
M u Guardian OF Henry SPRAGUE, MARY ANN
ssfRAGuE, FRAEKLIN SPRAGuE, and joins FIsKE
SPRAGUE, minors, under The age Of fourteen
years, and Children Of WILLIAM SPRAGUE,
late Of Phllllpston, in said County, deceased, IN
iestaie--thai the said minors are seiz-d and
possessed Of a certain Fafm, with Dwelling
House, Barn, &c, thereon, containing about
one hundred acres, situate in the northerly part
OF said Phpsion. which they inherited by de-
scent from their Faiher-ihat said Estate is un.
der mortgage for the support OF one DoRoTHEA
SPRAGUE, during her natural life Also, Pew
in the Meeting House in Phlllipst0n illa, the
fences upon said Farm very much ou, Of
repair, and that in his opinion sale of said
Fam will greatly enhance the Interest, of said
minors. He, therefore, prays The Hon Judge
after due proceedings had, to grant him license
I" make sale OF said Farm, III pursuance OF The
Statute in such case made and provided
LEMUEL NEWTON.
Philpston, Sept. 20, 1882
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To the Hon. Nathaniel Paine,

Esq, Judge ol Probate of Wills for the Cnun-
~ of Worcester, Commonwealth of Massa-
chnsetts:
YSVHE Petition of JOHN BROOKS of TEN.
n pleton. in said County, Guardian Of JON
ATTAIN o WHITcomB-and IONA THAN w.
d OSGOOD Guardian of HARRIET ELIZA
WHITcoMB, JOSHUA MORTIMER WHl1coMB,
CHARLES WHITcnMB. and RUFus WHiTcoMB,
AL under the aye nj iwentv-"nr wears and Chill
dren of JOSHUA ". WHIT( OMB late -!
Templeton. decreased. respectfully represent
that the aforesaid MINOR Children are interested
in (and are heirs at law toy the whole of said
deceased's Peal Estate, VIZ The Homestead
Farm, containing about one hundred and len
acres. more or less. Also, two Meadow Lots,
containing about twelve acres, more or less
all situated in the westerly part of SAID Tenn.
plet0n. Also, about fourteen acres Of Pasture
and Wood Land in the noriherly part of said
Templeton-that il would be for the benefit of
said minors that the whole of said Real Estate
should be sold and the proceeds thereof, after
paying the necessary expenses Of sale, put out
and scored to them on interest. Wherefore
the said Guardians pray That they may be au
ihorised and empowered to sell and convey the
same, agreeable TO law in such cases made and
provided. J W. d. OSGOOD, Guardi-
JOHN BROOKS, ans.
Templeton, Oct. l6, 1889.
On the above Petition, Ordered That notice
thereof be published three weeks successfully
in :" The massachusetts, Spy" printed in Wor-
cesier, that all persons interested therein NAV
be heard thereon, at a Court of Probate al Lam
caster, on the thru Tuesday in November next,
at ten of the clock. before noon
NATHL. PAINE, j. Prob.
Oct IL, 1922
A copy. Attest
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To the Hon. Judge of Probate

for the County OF Worcester:
E@ENJAMlN EDGELL, Administrator of
.AB the Estate Of BENJAMiS EDGRLL. late of
Gardner, in SAID County, deceased, respectfully
represents, That the Estate of said deceased
has been represented insnlvent, and the Person.
al Estate and iwo.thirds of the Real Estate has
been heretofore sold and paid over 10 the Cred
ltors, Ne, leaving that part Of said deceased'E
Real Estate which was sci off TO his Widow as
Dover, To be disposed Of, and the whole Of
WHICH is required for the payment of said debts.
He, therefore. prays, thai he may be licensed TO
sell and convey the remaining Real Estate Of
said deceased for the pavmen' Of said debts and
charges. For BENZ. EDGELL. admir-,
FARwELL EpeELL, his Atty.
Oct lG 1920
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On the above Petition Ordered, That the
parties in interest be notified that the same will
be considered al Court of Probate al Lancas.
ter in the County Of Worcester, an the third
Tuesday in November next, at len of the clock,
before noon, by causing the said Petition and
this order 10 be published three weeks success.
sively before said Court, in" The massachusetts,
Spy" printed in Worcester
NATH'L. PAINE, J. Prof.
Oct l6, 1899.
A copy. Attest:
AZ THEoPH's WHEELER Rec.
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On the above Petition, Ordered, That notica
thereof he given to all persons concerned, by
causing he said Petition and this order, to he
published three weeks success'vely in d" Tho
massachusetts, Spy" before the first Tuesday
in December next, tina. they ma, be heard there
on, if they see fit, at Court of Probate, to be
then holden at Worcester, at ten Of the clock,
before noon NATHL. FAME, J. Prob.
Oct 49, 1899.
copy Attest
AZ THEorH's WHEELER, Rsg
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SEyHE subscriber tenders his thanks to his
q friends and the public for their liberal
patronage, and informs them that he will con.
Time the business of BOOT amt SHOE MAX
MO, in all ills branches, at the Stand Of the
late firm. where by punctualiiy aud strict at.
,ention to his business, he hopes to merit a con
thuance vi their favors
MASON AlNSWoRTH.
Barre Oct l. AZ
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-25
MftebMeIG asMQmtrer bsts ea kusE1sdKD EVERY THURsDAT AonNlEe, s4@,s.g. .es BK HENRY ADAMS.
TERMS.

ara 0Sliafe ana s1kle naii sdscribers dollars peu sseas. pnyafie i5l6S che eApiESfiD6 fsix uOnths
 q Te sf &ny AeulIse over six, 9L 50 Der reeF, payae ss nlloye Ea companies less thaa sx. .$tz5 p9r fser, iiayNbie before rT 25 cents wili &E1eaoe,e1 tom eAe of these priees when payment sfS ffase M H1tnnoaG TAese prices are excIuStve oI asait ~ n 1Egs feR ssaRspotiaiion.s ssfes ha sNn TIL lg hc discoaiinaed until alt agFearagea nre' ri 1 except Nt me diecretiOn Of the editor. s
 o 9Wisbi to discontinue must De given before sxsS akpiFttl6n of1ha year s@ a~pgIt9t i-s t's @lsADukRTG6EFa.s OHe square shree insertions, $l, fand the aam6 pFoporlion og two or more RQuaTes.
 Edf suAre7S cents. Coniinuance over three weeks 20 per centper week. liberal deduction made tor sadSgrtisenaents eomtinued or l2 months. ssgg Adaiais,eaiors; and Executors Ndtices, $1 % 0emmissioners Notices, ,1 ssASqsssltaS. eiszl 25 - .All eommpncations must be postpaid. ..ss.s
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-25
I2r. Jebb's Celebrafed Liniiapeet.
.s ,DulMrsR1Es MrsR EYE WATER!.

,NNOR Sore or lnHamea Eyes, gives inmediaie ease
 and relief On recent sore eyes, the effect IS most 1satutary. Where the complaint has been of years ssandiig aud i soae Exceeding tad cases, the most uneApecled and esissle reliefhas been filnd in the pse ef this EYE WATER, after every other remedy had failed. Many persons who have used It pronoupce i te best nsepartio for these npaints they have ever ast wiit essciaiy is cases of soreness or in- s1ammaiion of long sandiags st .s,s. Arssssfb ~ Price 25 cents . bottle. asY,g}s..4. A ..s ~ TF None are genaine unless signed on the outside pr5alea wrapper, by the sole propretor, IT. BIDDER. sasasediase sactesso to sse tate Dr. w. 1T CoNwAYs
 For sale nt his Counting Room, over No. 99, Court Street, near Concert HalL Boston, and also by hii special appointment, by s.
 Sammet B,set and J. c. Beck,citk, Lischfeld; s't E. CosCIes, siSoWth F'arms; Ddniel Norton, si C0gGdn i; Judsom & WIkittleseyS N. ,PrestOa, D" fsdoe s. Wdascortk, Betkient; Ne,eson E . Henderson, GoSken. sFs%.s''a s'ss'' t's''
 Large discount to those who buy to sell again.
 -~-Feheaary g. Hss}a St alss%s sst} e7iA 1ye5wSj
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-25
JUST. RECEIVED,
A QUANTITY OF

T''i3@1 ?" A QUANTITY OF z " 'V8 'DURE LTNsEED OIL, manufactured
 in this County LabarraqGe's Chloride of Soda, with directions for its various uses ; Chloride Lime, dibbert's London Brown St0mt--wttli many other articles, at the Drug, Medicine and Paint Store of { s'slRes R2fT ',sfiif''p7s'7s s''8 VI .. c. BECKwITH.
 .i' LifeEfeid. yaly n, 1889. sz $
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-25
'@ 2. Iarsh's Superior Patent
 aa .:s.s,...,sn.l lEsER 4TSS. sl, s.I.

"VHESE TftIsses are cUnstrueted ln many
 IL particulars on an entirely new plan, and their adyantsge over aliuther trusses has becn attestfd not only hy the most respectable ol the Medical Faculty. but by the actual expe- viment Ofthose afflicted with the disease which they arc intended to alleviate. as9 *ssa.
 An assortment of the above Trnsses is left far sale. with certificates 0frthsir greatGiility. for examiaasion by thOse iHteTested.s at the atore. of s,s, ass4 Al q. @. BECKWITH.
 I'd .Lifchfsld. Sept. g as.s4 .x.s ..r 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-25
s'iisi 'bz4t ApOtls tlsecGgsesa HGN,
 'se'" ''.. FRESH SUPPLY or is MEDICINES,
 PAINTS, loIL,.WINEs, &c.&c,

s4iA %g Bst4 &s ~AkS0~.sEk H%F9s& ssftsR SsT .GiDger, Pepper, Spice. Sal Eratns, COpperas, ,Alssn, Black Lead. sNeyeau. Gum Copal. 4Copsl Vasnisia, Rasiu, Red Tartar. together .ssiih n ssasietys of other arficles aot usually kept in establishments sf this kind. aA z .aLilckfeiA, Ocs.4a ,iats0s& y5f -sse's l7gs
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-25
.'gs - s.'.1 tRE1fEDY FOR 5ss,,., ,'t. y lIII AiTISNlE.

LYME ex64aN Athg paii ssleerepiiude mud de-
 N tormi,y, and the prennatnrc old lnges which are che usual attendants o this disorder, suffered by Ffeaey 0fthe numerous prelended aniid0ies used b -esdt ihiS purpose. But ahose who have made fair 'a''7 Dr: Jebb's Celebrafed L;nimeat. ,esen n eases of eag apdpg, and of the most severe have received certain relief and many have been cared iA afew days some in 24 houre as ntlm
 Der ef persons m Bost0m mud vicinity, who were ur- merly galcted with the R.eumaiisms have very fully ses.iGed. Cert6catess are in ihe Posaesson of lhe Proprietor, proving the most thorOugh and surprising SufeSty means sOf This powerful Liniment, n cases Nvhere caer applications had utterly tailed
 Tae l.inimesiis also used wh success tor Bruises, S,rains Nnnhness, Stiffness of the Joints, Chilblans NcS Price, 50 ceats bottle. ...
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-25

TMg eBnscnGBEAs HAVE sREcEsvED At0ENE> 8sss.s-.Ss slRAE sAssoaTMEEr ORs hl | rsa
 Books and Stationary, 'yXTHICH they are deiermiped to sell as
 NV low as can bs purchased in Hartford e New Haven. - ..s...-., .,,,, - s,, M GoODWIN & GALPIN. ,.p ,nP. S. Cash paid for SHEEP SKINS sait- ahle for, Book Rinding. .a.ss ..ssss4 .ss ss.s.as,
 ...Litskfeid, Jan. 5, lase. ,,,.., s.. .sss tf50
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-25

.Viees are paosS ffsqdent haells thaa they are passioRs.'
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-06-07

FHyHE subscriber takes this occasion to in
h form the citizens Of Martinsburg and
surrounding country. that he is now prepared
10 execute all orders ia the
Cabinet making Business.
Having on hand. a good stock Of seasoned
Cherry, Walnut, and other plank, he will
promptly do all jobs on the most reasonable
terms, and best possible manner Being de-
termined TO apply himself exclusively 10 tho
above business, ha solicits from a generous
public a share of patronage. He will also do
upon sight, all kinds OF turning such as new.
al posts, banisters, columns, SC
4gAny person in want Of Cabinet work,
SC. will DO we'll to call, as the subscriber ia
determined TO give great bargains.
SOLOMON HEDGES.
M~artinsbufg, June 7, 1882.
Country produce Cherry s. Walnut plank
taken in exchange for work.
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Tickets S5-Halyes 50 50-Quariers st.25.
Tickets aud Shares and Packages, TO be had
IN the greatest ca,ieiy Of Numbers at
STEVENSON G. POINTS OFFICE,
Sfaunton, Firginia.
ST-Ap orders from a distance, enclosing
the cash, or prize tick els, will be thankfully
received and promptly attended TO, il adj
dressed 10
STEVENSON & POINTS. Manaeers,
Stasnfor, F;rgtnta.
sSTickets and shares can he had Of the
following gentlemen Who act as Agents for
the Managers, viz:
WASHINGTON KROESEN, .Na1ti-sbpys
CHS: HARPER. ''sp"0'
WILLIAM L. BOAK, DarkesysE
stauatSn, June 7, 1850.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-06-07

9g-Divine Service will be performed at
Mount Zion Church. (IIeigesyille9 on Sab
bath next, by the Rev Mr.. JOHNSON, at II
o'clock. a IN
9S-The New Lutheran Church in this place,
will be Consecrated on Sabbath next. Divine
Service will commence TO. morrow evening, at
early candle-lighting, in said Church.