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~ otFsFtoF ssHAasJ
8 nov ready 70 eosnmesee busisess.
He vii stand ne MF. Thamss q.
Willie On The fsliowisg terms :--seven
cellars tee ssaaoas disehaegabls by ear 4
paid Witsin The ssasen aad niaa doli.s,
so insuFs = mare, payable as soon as TIE
mare is kaogn 70 bs IN foal, or pastsd
vita WN ii tvii 40
March EFF
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Cutting oWf seOrE (oy tie F7yeDlsn. -
The editor Of the Providence Patriot
says that a. he vas passing through one
II the streets Of that city, he observed
an irlshman reading the "Speculalions
"i He'd CARRIER Ian excellent srti.
Gle from the New YsFk Constellation, J
90 h's companion. After concluding
tas piece, Pet very Indignantly ex.
claimed, ~Aud q BIG fool muss have
been that same eeuntryman Of surs, o.
ne'd surely hava known, that shouI,I
the comic come, the papls woald ian.
nsd'latsly plsy the engines aad pul hin
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Esrsa.e OE6E Wefa.ea.

E HAVE small quantity Of Pure old Pert
IL and Madeira Wine, sent 10 me a. medi-
cine, part Of which I viii sell at a fair
price. WM. CLEVELAND.
May II, 1882.
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George ~: almond

XNlSIIEs to announce to his customers
Wv and the public generally, that he Is
now receiving and opening large and general
assortment Of
SeMsOssgbke Goods.
20 which he would most respectfully call
their attention.
Chsrlestown, April &c, 1872.
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" auibority Of decree Of The Circuit
kB Superior Court ~ Law aud Chanoery
of The county 81 Jefferson, pronounced ~
the last March term u the said court, I yill
sell 10 the highest bidder, for ready money,
On Monday ~ ISfh day Fl JhHt Hsrf,
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FvskiHaEs, wnazAE, ~
JOHN y. GsaEE..aKHER.
CONDITIONS.
TWO DOLLARS AwUYx CIT.


: Payable half yearly; bui Tee Dslrsss
Ehi - reestyed a. peyment n faii. n ped
sntifeiy N adgaaee. Wbenessr payment p
aeieffea beyona he szpiration Il Tie year
interest VII BE- charged.
~ AssHaStsEnnsss mssFtef ~ ~ Tsie
~ ~ peg eqeafe for thFas lnssgtioas ~
eonsinued ~ - ceais psF sqaars ~ rr.l
subsequent insertion.
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BECAUSE i.M TWENTY-FIVE.

bttAtcEs t'N "Ets<s ta'&
Tia xss.i-roa. strange. how gvv-t the ehar
Sinec wss in my trrns; rs
Then I lad b~zux and biiiet-dcaax.
And jciacd the gsyest secncs
Br lovers nov have ceased TO vow,
No ~sy thcy now co. rive
To poison. hang "r drown shcmsclsrs--
BSraEsr Tan f.=rnty:f,S.
Once, if the nigh, were Ger 30 bright,
ne'cr abroad world roat,,
Without The 5,fes, f.e honor .ffiss,
fyt srrfny sss ssf- hossr"
Hat nov 20, throagh rain or SNOW
fstigucd, .ed ,e.rcc alive
Throorh all the dark, without \ spsrk-
B,earsr I'rs 1Srcr,y .str.
They u.ed 10 esrI, end ask me ali
Abou, my health. 40 fisii;
And thought . ride vonid help NV sidc,
And turn my check ic<s pale;
Hot now, slss. iff sus iIl, .--.-
None cares thai Ircyive;
And INV pale cheek IN vain may speak
Because I'm T'sresky:Etc.
.N'ssr. IL ride improves ray side,
I'm forced 90 take the stage;
For THAI 10 deemed quite proper FOR
person Of my age;
Aud then no hand 10 offered me-,
10 help me OUT alive
They think u wort hurt mc 20 fAii-
Bceazse I'm 1',renty.Epe.
d desr-tisqaccr. tl.at every year
t'm siightesi more and morc;
For not = beau Jsrrtes.ds to show
Ills head within my door:
Nor ride, nor card. nor soft address.
nv spirits nov REVIVE.
Aud osse might pcsr as veil be dead.
ID say--I'n rwENTr-vfvE.
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Ssrawed.

NNROM the resideuee Of sir. Benj,mi,
IN Vsavscser. on the Poi ir,s.n,. , SOD
MEL MARE, about i5t Lands high. ~eIi
nsdss bissd IN the i<fi eye. blaze in the
face. twe o. three white feet. and IL beiseen
IS and Is years old. A liberal reward hin
be given, w ssid mare be returned 20 Mr..
Denjsmin vansseses or % , subseriber.
W1lLIA1H. CRICGs.
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oARDIsa AND Tux.xr1so
a3f aHEfkLa- Gfare.

WvHE Carding Machines and Pulling Mill
IL at the above stand, being In 6rst-rate
order, the subscribers respectfully inform the
public that they are now ready TO receive
Wool 10 be carded into Rolls or manufac-
tured into Cloth. Pulling, Carding. and Dy-
ing, will bsuexecuted in the beat manner, at
low prices, Nnd with great despatch.
Wool win be received at the store Of Mr..
Joseph l.. Russell, Harpers-Ferry, and at
Mr.. Robert Ridenour's tavern, Halltown,
and will be returned as soon as finished.
JOHN b. SAPPfNGTON,
ROBERT MCKINNEY.
Jefferson County, May -, 1892.
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VHE undersigned have Just reeeiv-
n ed 90. 900 pounds Of we'll
BACON. which they elEsF for sale by The
quantity OF otherwise.
JOSEPH @. HAYS,
JOS. L. RUSSELL.
HaFpeTs-FeFsy Mach, %. 1852.
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Jc1eSS0ss Lassa for Sale.
WILL SELL the farm on which
u now live, at the Old Furnace. con
timing o66 ACRES, in Q good state Of
cultivation. and bounded by the Potomac
river. with every necessary building there
on for the Use OF farm. Also,
A first-rate Tan Yard,
With - vats Of various descripiions.-
And . brick smiths' shop. with al ether
buildings complets.
Terms will bs 90 faverAbls, that sse
half Of the parehase money may b made
on OF the property and possession can
be had ~ any time.
Feb. Is, issa.--6
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NO. J nsl'inoss HEARINGS, lost r..
~ eeiFed and for raie, By
MM MIDDLE 3 co.
Charles'own, Nay 81 ls32.
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Gambling. Iii is said that in Ger.
tain section Of the eosntry tho favorits
gambling amusement is licking shias
for a Pini efYI11.
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TIT HEsII 70 pHUIIu balb, IoF CASH, o.
'emises, on Saturday the AID Of JEns
n TFMef OF kmmM

Lying IN jefferson county, Va, adjoining the
land -of John weleh, formerly jacob I'm
behhowrc's, near Smithfeld, containing 6l
acres, limestone, well timbered, and a never
failing well u limestone water--a good
young orchard Of choice fruit--a good dwel-
ling house, two stories high, good kitchen.
and good barn.
JOlIH UMBENHowRE.
May 81, I sJ3.-3t.
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.NsTM.sNfzEL .uEERs,

8oU91ryoUGG1,
NvER gratofsi fsr past fayour., ret,rns
Ii his sincere ncknowledyzaents 20 the
people Of Chariessown and It's neixhborkso1,
for tho very liberal encouragement Ed
marked Kindness which has been extended
towards him for the last four or ave years.
He takes pleasure In informing them, that
hs has made permanent engagement with
several very good hands; and hopes, BY his
great experience in, and unrcmitfsd atten-
tion to, his business, 10 merit q continuance
Of their favors.
N. B.-An apprentice and journeyman
or two wanted
May II, 1633.--&f.
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SHALL. - usssI. puFehass Wool A. the
~ highest maFket price, snd shall be o6IiTed
70 NV fFieDds and customers for ehs rsf,,saI
q their esops Oh bend.
va. CLEVELAND.
chaFlessown, April. ~. 1892.
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assured that he will be able to give the most
perfect satisfaction.
As this Is the most complete establishment
OF the sort, which has ever been opened in
ShePherdstown, he relies upon liberal pub
lie for encouragement.
ShepherdstoWn, May 3, 1882.
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April 26. 1892.
VIRGINIA, JETFERsoH Co. Scr:
April Term, 1889, Of the County Court.
Nafhaniei Myers. PLAIxr,rr.
AGAINST
John Heller. DKrr~,.xr
IN CHANCFRY

SHE defendant not having entered bis
n appearance and given security according
TO the act Of assembly and the rules Of th;s
courts and il appearing By satisfactory evi.
dsaee that he e not an inhabitsnt Of ,h;.
commonwealth IL % sr6ered, Tia, the said
defendabt do appear here on the iirs, dsy Of
the next September term OF this court. and
answer TIE bill of che plaintiff; and that
copy o. this order be forthwith insered IN
some newspaper published In this count, for
two months Excessively. and posed " the
mont door Of the ennst.house OF this County
A copy-TeHe. -
April 26, 1852.
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AS received q handsome assortment Of
M Umbrellas, Parssois, Riding sAd Car
riage WhtPs. Also, new supply Of Milk and
Cream Crooks, lara, Jugn and Pans.
Charlestown, May =, 1e32.
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AniiAissonry 3 called By The folk, clown
east" tie "CL6lsra .Woyess, y
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The Houston RspriasGnd.-The whole
affair. from its beginning to its termi.
nation. reminds % Of en- incident re.
lated IN rudor's Life Of Otis. A mild.
tempsred and venerable person. who
lived Ia State street in this city in
i7TO, was drawn by curiosity 70 the
door OF his house on the evening Of
the nth Of Marehs when the British
soldiers were firing on the people.
While quietly standing there to watch
the issue Of the conflict, he unluekily
received . brace Of bullets through his
arm. Reused to towering pitch Of
indignation by ssch uncereInOaious
treatment" declare, !" he exclaimed.
. those fellows ought to b. talked 10. -
Boston pspsr.
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MONEY.

Put money in thy purse.---Shake,ysars
We "take our pen in hand,'' as our
good old grand fathers used TO say in
writing 10 their sweethsarts, to write a
snail chapter on Money. Itis fruit
fal subject. inasmuch as il is the 10.
vernins principle IF we may be allowed
the expressien) Of mankind, and the
axis Of human ambition. Money il a
good thing--s bad thing-a kind SER
wants. bed saasteF-a thief in che
temple Of virtae--a ministering spirit
TO the needy-a villain in disguise
and, withAl, = sad rake. What opens
abe fair arms Of :he blusAing girl to the
embraces OF the old, the infrm, and
uglyl Money. What builds ND q fool
in the opinion OF the world Money.
What causes old ladies 10 look kindly
upon the advances Of q young man 60
q blooming daughter9 Money. What
brings complimentary remarks from
the cid, and humble acknowledgements
from the youngs Money. What causes
men to struggle for Office ? Money
What Is the criterion of right and
wronga Money. What is the cause
OF the wrangling, struggling, cheating,
brow beating. shutting. and bowin0.
80 prevalent among mankindl Money.
What. ia fact, is the great standard Of
human affection? Money. What makes
che Printer struggle in the mire Of DO
lltics? Money. What leads the EDI.
ToA 20 inform the public Of these fsetsF
Money. ~" Do you take, sir 2 You
are the very man We wish to hear from.
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w. 3 S. B. ANDERSON
HAVE On haad. end isiend kssp;sr 4,
: /. goed sspply q RACER q x.AR0,
y b sald ekssp
HsFPsFs RsFsJ. March :. Isas.-INov.
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WE subscribers win give The hi~he.t
~ market price Tor good clean wool.
w. n. RIDDLE & CO.
Chssissaowa, Nay 10. 1852.
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WILL trade msFehaadias fDg sas Az.
~ dses eords IF sssnf WOOD. % be deJ;
yefsd here II % 50 per eusd, on o. bxfor,
ne Ia d. - sspisssbss sszs.
WA. CLEVELAND.
chariessovn, Nay ~. 1850.
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TNa aAWsN8rIx.

% very eoeveaisas. and hes also juss undes.
gons entire aitesAsien end Impoverished, and
possesses great advantages II situasiea aad
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-03-28
0F The COUNTY COMMISSIONERS COM
menced their spring session in this town
Yesterday

CHOLERA IN MAINE. A suspicious case has
occurred in Top-hnm, Maine, which has given
considerable alarm in the neighborhood. DIR.
M'Kean was called 10 see the patient, a GIRL
about DOZEN years of age, and found her in
extreme distress, great prostitution of strength.
violent vomiting, very iivld countenance, low
pulse, and GOODNESS at the extremities The
family could assign no cause for The sickness
and the patient herself was too feeble 10 give
any account Of tho matter. The doctor fiji q,
thought the disorder might have been CAUSED bv
something she had eateu lie prescribed as he
thought the case required, and left On retir-
ing he was asked by neighbor what he lhouoht
the matter was. He replied that he concluded
1t was something she had eaten. but added if
he cholera was any where in the neiobbor.
hood, ho should think this was case Of il
U9on which he was not little surprised To he
told by this neighbor, that brother of the cir,
had Just got hume from sea, and had BEEN SRI
acih 'he Cholera at Hamburg.
lie Immediately returned TO the house, and
inquired into the affair. lie learnt. thai The
young man had been at home eight or Ten DAYS.
that he was sick with the cholera at Hamburr
that the mate Of the vessel also had il: thew
returned by the way of New York. where .bey
SAID nothing about the cholera, and entered
without performing quarantine or having the
vessel clennsed that the young man then came
home to Topsham, bringing his chest of cloth.
rag, &c. that the clothes which he wore Will,
sick were in the chest, and had no, seen cleans.
ed that this Uery girl was the frs, who opsn.
ed fhe chest, and handled the clothes. and took
up garlic that was in The chest and BIZ IL
The mother had also been affected with nan.
sea ON handling and washing the clothes.
The patient, under the medical treatment she
received, began 10 be better in few hours, and
IS now nearly recovered. No other case has
occurred or any circumstance calculated to in.
crease the alarm.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-03-28
BosToN AND WORCESTER RAIL Ro6o.

BosToS AND WORCESTER RAIL RoAo.
The Report of the Directors of the Bos
ton and Worcester Rail Road Corporation
together with the report of the Engineer
employed to survey the route, is now before
us. The Directors say, that, having in view
"the selection of route which should no,
only he hest adapted 10 the immediate OBJ
ject of direct communication between Bos-
ton and Worcester, but which should, at the
same time, best serve as the main trunk,
from which, branch roads may diverge to
other parts of the State, and thus obviate
the necessity of any other Rail Road run
ming in parallel direction with it," they
made careful examination of several routes.
and caused several surveys TO he made, in
dependent Of the route ultimately selected.
The result Of these Investigations, was, a
decided preference of the Southern route.
which passes through Brighton, Newton,
Needham, Natick, the southern part of
Framngham, The northern part of Hopkin-
ton. the south part of Southboro, Westho-
ro', Grafton, and the eastern part Of Wor-
cester. This location is thought by the d.
rectors and Engineer tc possess decided ad.
Santages over any other that could be Sc
lected. Il is favorable for the construction
OF the road it Inns in the best direction
towards Albany and New York, and, by
means of branch from Westborough, af-
fords the most favorable route for Rail
Road to the valleys of the Nashaway and
Miller's Rivers, and thence to the North
western part of the State.
OF the location which has been selected
the Directors say, that =" Although the coun-
try between the two places is generally
hilly, and the route passes from the valley
of the Charles River to that of the Concord
and thence TO that of the Blackstone. the
graduation of the Rail Road will not have,
in any part of it, a greater inclination with
the horizon than at the rate of thirty feet in
mile. The route is, in this respect, more
Favorable, than that Of amy Rail Road of any
considerable ertent IN any part Of the Uorld,
which is yet completed, and few of those
which are projected are on so favorable
routes. The Liverpool and Manchester Rail
Road has two planes, of a mile and halfin
length each, with mn inclination of SIS feet
in mile, and one Of still greater inclina-
ton. The Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
has frequent planes, besides those which
are surmoun.ed 10y means of stationary en-
gines, of 40 feet per mile inclination. The
Camden and Amboy Rail Road, between
Philadelphia aud New York, has freonent
planes of various rates of inclination from
50 feet to As feet per mile.
In regard to ,lirectness, also, the route is
favorable, when il is considered how COM
pletely all inconvenicnt elevations and OK
pensive excavations are avoided, in passing
a country which is in general so uneven
The lpusth Of the rnad as II is loraied, ia
asa miles. This is abost tour inlles longer
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-03-28

DISTRESSING FIRE. A fire broke ou,
between II and II o'clock on Monday night.
the 18th inst, in cigar store at Phialel
phla, at the corner of Chestnut and Ex.
change streets. The family of The tobacco
mist occupied the second and third stores
CT the building, and when the fire was dis
covered, all entrance to their apartments
was inipracticable. Two sisters, with the
infant child of one Of them, occupied one
chamber. One of the sisters appeared al
The window with the child, which she
threw upon carpet which WIS spread for
1t, and 1t escaped unbnrt. She sprang out
but WAS severely burnt and bruised. The
mother escaped to the roof, and threw her,
self from il to the pavement, and was dread
fully burnt and bruised. servant girl was
SO severely burnt that she expired almost
Immediately. A little hoy who Ieaped from
chamber window, was severely burnt, but
was expected 10 recover.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-03-28
TOWN OFFICERS.

UxBRIDGE. Selectmen-Gideoa Mowry. Jo.
seph Thayer, John Carpenter, Luke Tat, John s
Chapin. Assessors-Daniel Farnum John w. Ca.
prom, David d. Paine Clerk and Treasurer
Daniel Carpenter.
HARDwICK. Selectmen-Haffie,d Gould. John
Dean, Marshal Nye, Joseph Knox, Walter Man.
dell. Assessors-Wa alter hlandell, Scotto Berry
Joseph Whipple. IreaS,rer--Jason Mixter. col
tector-,Apollos Rich. Constable-T. Hathaway
Jr' IoDn Clerk-Joseph Stone.
BERLiN.-Seiecfmen- Ephraim Babcock VIM
Babcock, John Bartlett, Lewis Carter. Time,hy
Jones: Assessors- Thomas Brigham, Asa SAWYER
Jonathan ID. Merriam. Treasurer and CoIlector1
Peltnh Jones. Constable-John Bartlett To,,n
Cierk-Wm. A. Howe.
WEsTMiNsTER. Seiectmen-Josepb n Whit.
ney, Jesse Spaulding, Oliver Estev. A ssessor,--
Merari Spau!dlng. Cyrus Winship, John Heywood
Ouerseers ofhe Poor-Joseph Whitman. Simeon
Sanderson, John Jackson. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Doty. Iown Cisrk-Edword Kendall.
NoRTHBRIDGE. observation-disclosures uol.
brook, Lyman Adrich, Lyman Tan, Paul Within
Benjamin Wheeler. 1ssessors--Samuel Fletcher
Adolphus Batchelder, Hiram Wing. ConsfabL
and Col ector-John w. Slocomb. Treasurer and
Cisrk-Erastus Robinson. ""''
RUTLAND. Stleetmen--Charles Bar,le,t r,,v;n
G. Howe, VIM. Mead, Daniel Demond, Jr' Jsmss
Adams, Jr. Assessors--Joel Davis Jonas Rroyn
Miles Demon. 1reasuysr--Rufus Putnam, To,rn
CIsrk--Ssmuei Gates
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DIED

In koyalston, March II, Shubel Blanding, ag. 81
In Grafton, March H. Susan Maria, youngest
child OF Holland Greenwood, aged yrs . NOS.
In Oakham, March =, widow Hannah Rugples.
aged &c.
In Westborough, March IS, Estes Billiard, aged
10 years.
In Westminster, Feb. &c, widow Ann Estabrook.
aged 9l.IPrinters in Vermont and Neu York are
requested TO insert this death
In Templeton, March 4, William Harris, son of
stephen and Mary Osborn, aged years.
In Lancaster, March IA, WIN. Hubbard Smith.
youngest son of Samuel Jewett, aged years
In Petersham, March 81, Mrs Louisa. wife of
Samson Netherell, aged 81
In Northeast, tPa.l March Is, Asa Hall. former
lyt from Dudley. and lately of West6eld. Nv
In Rye, N. H., Mr.. Richard Green a r.vol,-
,G1ary Pensione,, 81! He used frequently until
lance of smiles, and in deranged state. 90 tEro,
the streets; always talking about the revolution.
and PIoclaiming that he was no tory.n
In Camden n. j., Josiah Adams. The dsc.,s.d
was Tar from the place of his nativity, and partially
stranger; he was Cordwainer by profession, and
presumed to have been native Of Concord Ms
In Brattleboro', tVt.) Mr.. Solomon Wilder, CO.