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1nence at quarter De1ore CLOCK, promptly, tlro
the summer.
Tue AUXILIARY WAsa1xarox TEMPERANCE
Society will hold its meetings through the sum
Iner in the school house at the Drv Pond. Pot
tersville every Sunday afternoon, al 3 o'clock
5l-I2m
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Must received 20 bales Philsdslphis Hay
e. .Fox sale by E.'!A<LEEERLOE~.'
Apl nh, Ie4e. 81
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1874. 0S.UUU,UUO
loud cheers.) That Is the total amount
of our foreign exports, which. fFnn the year
1912, when the great invasion upon the pro-
lection of domestic Industry was made t1y the
tariff. rose from e47, 1881 900 ip- 1912, to
g5s, OOO. 900 in 1874, (mnch cheering."(
=, Nor if we believe the Minister are We 10
observe its whole effects ihefe. alone. We
have his authority for stating that the public
morals Of the nation have also been vastly I'M
proved by the Incfeased-entetprise and indus
! try Of .he, people consequent upon unshack-
ted commerce. There was a decrease in
ls4a Of 81 per cent. upon the crime Of the pre-
ce4ing year, and 10 1914 there was a decrease
cent" 81 should deeply, lament,"' said the
measures which on the part of her Majesty's
Recommended to your calm and dispassionate
consideration accommodated, mind. with
no interest in the ultimate issue, other than
that it TIHay prove conduciae' to The mainte.
NANCE offfiendty feeling bet keenth different
i classes Of The community, secmrity for the
permaHenee Of peace, aB ASSURANCE for the
couten,ment and loyalty OF all classes. of all
ranks of her Majes.y's subjects. by increasing
the comforts and be,teIins the condition Of: the
t great body OF ttle, people,.
il is for the calm, dispassionate perusal o
business men, that these papers are written
. IaOd we submit it to them 10 say, it in the ad
, jnstInent Of the bargain mentioned above. con
cessions ~ tphich gre Regarded By one party a
aotires for cOmpromisc, and tObich, IF accepted
,vouh place The other in better sitation, sho,.h
not be at least inconrenient, or al most, not gull
} so bensfeiatto him, who, at all events, gain.
F. by the transaction.
! So much, then, for the equivalents, abou
e which we promised to speak in, our last mum
Der. IL orr next We will endeavor to trace
: the true effect of the SAME measure upon Yves
: tern interests, and in that or some future npm
Der, the whole SCENE Of British policy
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-04-17

NORN, Oats, aud Bacon. afloat-- largo Of schr
" Chanpios. For sale by
Ait Wx. COOKE.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-04-17

Singular jfarridgs.-A *wifower in Cam
den, who was net very young. became smltsen
with yonng and beautiful girl ,and married her.
A Short time after. the SON Of this man by a
former wife became also in love not with a
younger.person. hut with the mother Of the ia
lhcr's new wife, widow lady stiIIin the bloom
OF life. He oEsred himself, and soon the
young man and Tie widow were united in the
bonds Of matrimony, SC rt1a.in couseq uence OF
these connections, father became the SOP in
law of his own son. and the wife not only the
d!ughter-in-Iaw Of her own son in law, but
still more the mother in Iaw*of hes own dangh'
ter; while the husband Of the latter is the fathe
in-Iaw Of his mo.hsr-in-law, and father in-law
to his own father. Singular confusion may
arise, if chrlIden ST onld spring fton these pc
culiar marriages.
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Ale: s1ee {: s1R. .

"AN . SAtC e2tF
FE0HE subscriber, agent for NJ. P. Read & Bro
= theirs, Troy .& R. Johns,onfs, Albany C.eam
Ale has constantly on hand, and receives by eve-
ry weekly packet, fresh supplies Of the above
brands. which he Offers for sale q, Sc per barrel.
and +, turn the barrel, or So 50 and keep it.
!. A. SINTAS.
April Is, ls46 sl-3t
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RATES uF FRElGITrHENCET NEW YORK
Naval Stores, IS cts. Spirits Turp SO per Dbl
Rice. Is cts. per hundred
Cotton 81 per bale.
Cotton goods and yarns, SO cts. pr. t'~,~.
Tobacco, So so per hogshead.
Lumber, Sc Sc SO per m.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-04-17

"E1kANE x&0Gs
NAVAL STORES or other produce WILDE
" received on Nuts wharf at the Tegulap
rates. Vessels, Rats, &C.. laying at said
wharf will be charged as above. ar
IL. BRYAN.
April 10. 1916. :, a0lI
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Naval Stores, to Boston Zoe, to Philadelphia IS
cents per Dbl.
Cotton goods and yarns, to Philadelphia, cts
per cubic foot.
To Bahimre-Naval Stores, Csc. Spirits
Turpen tine SOC.
Cotton, 81 IS, Yarns &c. per cubic foot.
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Goods for sale.
60 PMS r. Sugar, 90 hbls. FayeteSiil Flour.
10 MuiIets, III mess @ prime rork'
20 kegs cut Nails. assorted.
s bids retailing Molasses, 1000 lbs. Bacon.
Hats, Sooes, boxes of Candies, Soap. Window
Glass. Cypress Shingles, Red Oak Slaves, barrels
Ia, &c. &c. ]. !. BRYAN.
April 10th, 1875. S0-u
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culiaF marriages. .>
Breach of Promise. -A,somewhat curious case q
this kind came before. aherif.s jury at New Y ork
on Thursday to assess the damages. The com.
plainant was Miss Sarah Greer, young and
beautiful girl, and the defEndaHt,:'a commission
merchant, dong business in the city named Ely
w. Butler. The intimacy Of the parties com
menced several years ago, aud. continued till with
in few nlonth-. The testimony consisted efa hun
de of letters. which date as far back as S42
some of which would be admirable specimen:
for young swans, whose brairss are turned u the
influences OF the softer sex. to, copy after. One
of the letters, dated in 1872 is worthy of particu
lar attention, on account Of the development il
makes Of the course pursued by the lover. From
this letter, it appears that the defendant had pro
pounded to clergyman the following question -
" What would be your professional advice to par
ties affiAnced and about TO be united in the holy
bands of matrimony. physical organization of .On'
or both Of whom had been impaired by infirmity J!
TO this question the clergyman returned him All
swer in which he enters into thorough examl
nation of the interr"gatory, and concludes tina
parties under such circumstances ought not to b'
united. The fond lover sends cOpysof this lette
to Miss Greer, and yet. notwith-tand ng the at
vice of the Clergyman, he continues his visits ant
Is ardent in pursuit of the object Of his afac
tons as ever. Thus matters continued, until tn
defendant addressed hote to his affianced, inf I
mipg her that he could have no further communi
cation with her unlessshe returned hinrhis letters
which, as a matter of course: she drcnd to dc
and in January last he was married to a Mis-
Hamilton of New Haven who was reputed to h
wealthy, The fofsaken girl then commenced SUI
to recover damages for a breach Of marriage cor
tract. and the Sherif's Jury awarded her $4,000.
Arrivals at the Carolina Hotel since TAI
eThursday.
VIM Iount. Phil; NJ White, Bladen cour
ty; DIR Hill, Duplin county; Griswold, Wayn
county; B DibbIe, Newbern; Daniel ]. Russo
N C; d Murphy, do; Capt Mckenze;Mr White
ker, N c; James H Allen, do; Isaac Kurdeaux. d
James Richardson. do; 20 Burruss, Virginia; Jac
son johnson, N &; RS HowsIey. N-YaJ Lube
shine N Z; Mr. Robinson. lady and Is Of Circ'
Company; w Parrow,y Lynehburg; Hawkins,
: York; Ward. Milton H 'ro"le, Edgecomhe;
White, Philadelphia; B. D Border. Carteret c
/ Foster New Orleans; Daniel Mckenzie; ] J
T. A N :
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q @ARINg 9ggRs u
10. PoRT oE~wILMINGroN. NY

BY request we stale that vessels to take Freights
to Northern ports and to 60 the Nest Indies are
very much wanted he.e.
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WASHINGTON TEMPERANCE SOClETY.

>>~elsaEsa THIS SOCIETY will hold its
III i fsssII1 future meetings, every Friday
AzssaS night in the Methodist Protes-
Gs0Y tant Church. which will COM
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-04-17

BANKRATES )F EXCHANGE, WILMINGTON.
Bank checks on Philadelphia, pr. ct. prem
New York, |
g" 60 Boston,
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April 10, 1916. C3o.tf1 Will
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-01-28
EARNS For SALE.

.,s fTNIiREH verN iteautiinl F rms containing 100
sash I situated On The hanks of The river Pc0
&i-ss a,lol Aiauni Vernon The In idence Of
General Wl-nugtltL in Fairfax Go Vrgihla These
Farm susceptible the productive cultivation, by
wliCii has rl, he'd abundant suPpy
The pat. The, a portion tf ih- celebrated Guns
Estate. and Siil he I'D Tor S 2 80 per
Ode Farm Containing l-6 uf tud o. the first quail
~ in riogt o. York. with good dwelu Houses,
lTns, Sneds ahutI imce ct choice fruit, and
healthy spot in America This farm stock, and
farming ule:isiS So 800.
Farm Containing 5t Of very excellent md very
tavarihy located ~ Iarmuny, Chautauqne Co., NJ Y.
Therei god dwelling House. Barn, &c This pleas-
he hiu luc AM property with whit The pur
chaser cannot Ai so he plrSed Oae thousand unds Of
made annaliy on IhS place. II is ed with
all the Farming, hryIng. and sgar-unki seHsIs Tor
Sl5OJ-;wo t,lrds OF which may rent interest amy
iengih u time.
tiany bniN wants purchase a RIM, large small,
good or Indifferent dear cheap lts uT. lur cash
credit, be accommodated by nqlrng of John
MILTON EARLE, Worcester, at The Real Estate Mark
II, 81 w Ill Street, New York. Of
Amr q II ARN0LD HuEEIM e co. :
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For 'he Daily SPY.
BROTHER FARMERS-TO ARMS!t!

AS travel from place to place refc, i've that the
cattle gih TO hex aud rub aid The haiu al inference
~ MAJ those unmeciui ages called Lice are max
iig nroads and t"rmeniiug hep. Inis i, a mater of
nigh moment, aud ought INN ,diate altention
while many OF our Con. r>smn are taking aud af,u,it
wagmg war against the Blsi and Din, M item from
Oregon lei Us declare a aius these sdvanes and
dFive them tom our ds mi.Is or rather pIte lb,n
druging, That Shall prove their overthrow / care I'M
whtlheI they be ihe red tribe. bue any other they
oush To be exieTmihaed. We hrotaar farmers .r. bS
Tishu owners ct our st0C K aud ought he o. posed 10
ANY J"h' oe' upancy N the tue 10 give it.se ma
Taniers hoIice 'nai they qua the premises hike
knS Fred REX, OF Prussia who thought he b "a nst
claim 10 a Pfovnce thar lad been Ior a Ion n,. )
pied ny the Ausirla,s Tie same day he gay,. n.tice
ud' JOINT occupancy Was ended, be entered Siberia
me Austrian Province, with his army $50 ei u, ,soceed
WIN Inc above named enemy Ma y at cong ress
men say hiuch about gong -ue wa hi surpose
hey We men OF great bra, but Afel the e nno,s
roar, "r When they hrushI INTO niger the, nd 4
T hrIr ives Brother fairness lei US nI I'M ale these
hgn iucnHareS. nut ga al The enemy seasauatlY and
dVeiy sou should examine your cdile ,uu ,ould
hhd squads ui Ecs. on her mites - M. an euuo
cattle, and tho'e poorly kept and tended Ii y.u scI
or yuT interest. you wall Immediate, see 10 It, and
when found, give them battle IN The outset # DELAYED
they wi hcr"mc numerlns- pread into he in,trt and
- come iormldabe thrmy, You may ask what is
best 10 he dom order esiru, Them MANY limos
wliaDs~eI goo purpose, hut 10 hn5 more eH cuaiy
ilan strong decoeion of t0bacco In M, h. To-
acro eh,wer Is, bat tobacco drinkers Ib III y bey
q hol axe any thing that IS Initx GAZING ndc Il I'm one
sFhsfl they are loyal W astng oliiis--dnsi vi, they
are abducted TO bad habits, and, cerdin wa,s te,nper-
ae lhey drink The God. aud eat the flesh q, ,,ur eat
Ue at great rae. Yes farm rs see 10 ii GIVE them
as al ttitcua >hl"erg, decocou as Zaullp-
pc gave her husband win water, Gom her cham ,,r am,
dow. Throw ii, lroiGsey INTO ter e,eS ,Ats and
mouihs, aud w.ll hring ON sleep from winch tIev
or VII awake ~ a FARAlRR'
UeS.bO'o jan 23d. 1876
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Nill Property in Ohio for Sale

or Exchange for ITS equivalent in productive
Property IN Worcester or Boston, Ms.
A.s clasI-ts OF FIGURING Mill, Saw Mills, Ten
ksa 1 ne,tS and about 22O ni Land, situated
g&ss4 ) MINES Creek, miles from The onn RIVER and
miles from Prnctorsve. opp0st,e Guy andute, Va
Thee ais considered The HlnI3st ineXhsIs-
Ne 81 'p OF Imher above, which is down 80 mites
ia. b. ciInpl pas vi Tk aui i0ssbe,
creek u ubul,siruciei "a he ssa" hisrf az wy"
D is II PRESENT rented Tor $40 Year y au'e
isl7 rs.er,us tne plIyitge 81 maAing further Improve
aieutS j de .irei.
This property is erihy iocHted iur the manufacture o.
iron being the sgnu Ol the greet Iron nd Cths
deposits ui he Ohio" (see The Ohio Geological
survey OF which 30U0O will be turned out II
shs Carm this Se
ANY other incarnation may he obtained by letter ad.
,res.ei TO HAMMOND HOWE,
Jam If Cigrh's Mus LqWrence co OHIO
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

-, .NIiE >u1scrlbrr will SELL "n liberal terms the ioi
ENA | lowing Rrt Estue "a and near tbs Village OF
<sssaa&as G Il tPPytliE, rs Leicester;
large story House, nearly new suitable for twoiiml-
sips on lixfrd road few ross >onh g" the Rai"ad
with a d FROM 10 II acres OF good i'anu
will he soli with il
Also Iwo or ihree BUILDING LOTS located near the
Puhlc ulse These lots central and n"he ~ the VII
laae offr Inducements Amy person who may
Nani lot Will find II 81 ject to leuk ~ these
Also several Lots Of Land The village, i'm good
s,ae al cutIyat inin Ill % ACRES, aud i'll be sold
IN lots sui purchasers
The b,ye pp4 " is The Western Railroad short
distance The Depn and Will be affected ~ once IN
hpr value by amy increase in HE village. For further par
SECULAR. inquire ut The subscriber.
CpppvIlle, Iau ~ LEONARD |hAl".
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FOR SALE.

cg7HE subscriber wishes to eel The place on ~hich
HN / he now lives consisting oi a iva story Dwell
rs ipe House Wu0l house. shed with room over u.
Rarp win cellar under aud a6uni three-i0nEihs OF AN
acre of and with ruit trees hertOl-hudngs new within
.o pre4 uchne shop aud in the centre of the
Vlltse of New WORCESTER, miles from Worcester on
she leicpster road. Coniions ui payment mAae easy
yosse~Sifn gwen first ct April LEVI HAhDf.
Npycysrr. an ~.
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Real Estate Market, 81 WaII-st., NY

SzA \ MPNli The lhoii-ani FAR Ms which we have de
k.aN \ St'''rd R-gisier,w especially Dv The
'Hsbatte tim thOe who wish to buy Farms, which
very good an a. the le time very cheap The fellow
ing:
!sl-;ontans 225 II Land of the first On lily, in
high Il ue cIv fruit the best kinds, with
Ving tire an running hr"ulh il good dwelling House,
fhree liza MS, handsome situated in Morrviie
the county seal 1t Madison County, ~ Y, q miles from
Utica Pdcr $685.
"a sou Fairfix Co., Virginia, the banks f
the P"tUitc loinng the bes nl estate df Mount
Vernon, the lae residence OF President Washiust"n.
Price $3.50.
III beautiful Farm Of l5t ofexcellent Land with
choice ruit annd buildings and very Rvuray located IN
Harm my, Ghuanque Co.. N. v. will he sold with lara
.Hg. ami making au DAIRY Ing uien lis FIR S500
r For further particulars inqnirr Of JOHN MILTON
EARLE Worcester, OF the subscribers IT, New York.
Aug II ARNOLD BHFFlIM X GO
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Rnrm far sale in Rutland,

CONTAINING one hundred and thirty five acres
I'm al, .1ce lent Ianl oller high STATE Of cuiiiva-
Eisls- Dn sitalel mile ruai the Meeting h"nse.--
Tn, Land il suitably divided INTO moving 'ila4e, pasture
nn nd The farm is III emred. Good suif water u
brsht 10 the house aud harm through an aqueduc if"
never milling ,prnes On The arn is good Dwelling
yJone II I'm a,i other outudinss, all IN good repair
W. yb g IN he bnugbt together, The buildings and Is
acre. a. land called Hume Place" as VIII best s0it
The urch ser The ahnve ell he sold low, ana any one
e. call ana examine For further particulars Apply
WM EST ADROOK, an the premises, or TO WILLARD
49,, 49, ~ :, va,t.uI d2tw wJi46 Nav =.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
EDWARD LIVERMORE,
N
(Successor to Nl. ID. PhillinsN

NCANNNSSOA q
Directly opposite the american Temperance House,
AS now in Store, and keeps constantly on
Il Il hand II complete assortment OF all the
in use IN the Academies ami Common Schools Coun-
y, eSofscls all OF me most popular works on Ancient
mathematics Arithmetic, Grammar Reading and Spelling
Books. &C &c.
l.. L. would here remark that the above hooks
were purchased the Uery terms for ash and he
feels warrnnl ed in Merchants. S,6no Co,a,eSs
Teachers Students, psices being ,erv sch
rPdnced,are now 50 low RS to make very % their
advantage 20 call, before purchasing lest they pay NOR
elsewhere
~ For the convenience of those who may be ups,fA,
come themselves ne w"uld that his prices win ba
Snio s"tTs Sa'sGsi0n being gaaranned where asders
STATIONERY
Letter Foolscap. lile., Candse Post once, Tissue
Visiting Cards Silver Pencil Cas,S
Dres.lg and Fine Combs, Shaving s,p and brushes s
lassanas, Ink Powder, seaias wax a', ans wse,.
~ H',s PES Ladles & Gentemeus Puck.
MI !, -. iO"'" aa" e. Blocks, Wallets, Card
wall MalI brushes . - Gases, Porttalios, DE.
at sIe ily reduced prices. ''.'
BLANK ACCOUNT BODKSt
5looN o. nsl Books isvery large all the varieties
az 10 sues anu rulines aud kind on hand
WI be ruled to pal ern aud order at the shortes
notice, and IN the lest manner
MemOTdRdnm B0oks-all sizes and pricee
SINGING BOOKS.
Songs Of Sacred Praise, by E Hamilton
The "Safttry by Mason q Welb
Comma SacyG, by Mason s. Wehh
Ihe Sacred Choir ~ Kingsley.
BlBLES-in great variety,
, "nss.s o. rnipu Quarto Octave Pew, Pocket Cos.
Sl2 p''oos rem DO cus % f
Carks Commentaries Barpas,s Na,.s
liRermOres do Rnlevs Ma
Rushs Notes, 1.ba,rays,s NJ.
HYMN BOOKS.
Watts and Select, vlsge sewsir.
S ~,u.uen y wallis GTeenwoods, stree,ero
Snurch Psalmody, The Psalmist Balou's
Methodist Hymns, &c. &c &c Tff
BLANKS--of all kinds. .
Frnted on superior quality Of Papsr and revised In co
fornliiy with the existing laws. 49, $50 T.
Together with all the NEW BOOKS as soon az
issued from the press making the largest sssor,men. OF
miscellaneous Books - be found in Worcester
ms iactleS for obtaining and keeping constantly
name very full supply of every artlcle usually found
are such az enable him 70 sell prices
CANNOT BE VNDERSOLD BY a0y bookseller in Massa-
chnseits it45 Worcealet Nov s. ~
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.
NEW STEAM PRoP ELLER. The English papers hy
lhe ilhena speak ~ terms OF high camen,isl,un of
new propeller oT steam vessels wh Oh has het D. tented
~ tins country and in Of the countries of Eurone
IS Stephen r. Parkhurst touner, OF Milford in tbis
county The Liverpool Times thus speaks o ii:
This invention promises TO become one of the
most important Improvements in steam nayioa
ton by sea, rivers, lakes, and canals, which sci.
ence and art have yet achieved For war steam.
ers it is admirably adapted. as the propelinp
power is submerged and out Of gunshot reach.
The model has been Inspected by several sri.
entihc and practical men, by whom the most IA
yorable opinions have been EXPIRE ssed as 10 its
power, speed. and security. In our next we
l-lt r-.~SSeo ~, :.
principle OF action. &c. Among otner atr Sr ess
ges possessed by this novel and ingenious nven.
uon, we may state that there is no paddle box.
that the consumption of coll, it is assumed, will
be much less than by the ordinary system, and
that the steamengine need not occupy one half
the space which is now taken up. The model
which is built in copper and brass, is nov floating
on water, and its motion is so effective, that we
advise our American friends TO LOOK OUT
FOR A STEAMSHIP FROM LIVERPOOL
TO NEW YORK OR BOSTON IN PAS
SAGE OF TEN DAYS!!!
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COLD WEATHER. At Cutler, Me-, on the
18th inst, the mercury was Is degrees below
zero, and on the 2lst, 10 degrees below
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Manufacturers Articles.
ago SIDES BELT LEATHER.
1 DU sbO de- Picker do.
N N ooo a. Lace do.
"a dez. Can and Sheep roller Skins.
eoa a. Brosd satnei and Cotton Picker,
,,A.r I,h good assortment Of shuttle Dust Brushes
sIsrness Irvine Seine do Copper Nivets, "iue' Sn'e''
e above named articles will be sold rs low p v C an =
Aurcha-ed esewere " '"' 6v,soatf
Worcester, Msy7
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Farm for Sale,

csITUATED in Fitchbnrg, Worcester County, one
80 - al the most Il urishing towns In the state Inc
amid Farm il about half mile south Ut the village
aud about the sane distance iron The Depot OF Inc ka
r"ad IN which trains run to Boston three times day
sI Rsrn aud Other buildings II contains two valuable
nts Of youna White Oak Timber, and Ledge Of Granite,
uily egus e Thar OF ncy also Young Orchard OF val
ahio trnit ',ree. said Form Is well divided into now
Ing pasturaee and tlage land and wei supplied Win
Scr mai never fails In The dryost season. Il is well enc-
ID ,y,,b stone wall and IS now under nigh
-, ~ cnI,iva,ion Il was formerly owned BY Oliver
Frum deceased part Of the purchase money. II de-
aired can remain on mortgage Possession gwen name
"'aS'' w ABEL FULLUM
40 Aat,y,r No. 6 Hamilton Place, BosToN.
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THE DAILY SPY.
Published at No, Isl, Mum Street, Worcester
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor ami Proprietor.
FERNS.

The price of TIE DAILY spy is Three Dollars per
eina u or seventy Cents per quarter if paid strictly
IN advance.-0r
Foar Dolltr per annIm or One Dollar per quarter, If
aoi pad IA advance
THE MASSACHUSETTS, spy
IS punished weekly the office Terms-Si, IS in
advance or $500 i'nnt aai IN ayanre.
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CABINET.WARE.

VENHE subscribers would respectfully inform
- the public that they have entered into a
CO partnership IN the CABINET BUSE-
NESS, at the old, stand Of F. X. Collins &
Co.,, opposite the Universalist church, IN Ra-
VIENNA, and are now prepared TO accommodate
Customers with any article in their line on
short notice. and at
j. Reduced Prices for Ready Pay.
We intend 10 keep good assortment con-
stantly on hapd, and when a Job is made
to order, we will pledge ours elves to make it
by the first promise, fpirless sickness prevent)
or forfeit one third the price of the article.
We will sell good
Cherry Bureau for $40
Break fast table from $3to 81, so
Stands, good article, $2, 90
and other work in proportion, and will warrant
our work to be made and finished IN & Work.
manlke manner.
We intend to keep on hand mn assortment
ofthe Screw Bed (new pattern) acknowled to
be the best in use, by those who have tried
them. ......
Also, general assortment of Chairs, Set
tees, &c., cheap. Fancy cane seats at SO per
sett; common, at $3.50. Call and see them.
N. B. Various sizes of COFE7NS OF
hand. finished in good style, at reduced prices
People from "a distance will not be oblige;
to come the second time for coffins of ordina
ry size. A. B. GRIFFIN.
Il. G. PHILLIPS.
Ravenna, April IS, 1886. 8m46.
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quires the faithful and vigilant discharge
of his duties. by the assessor. The thir-
|ty-eighth section of the act, also, impos-
es heavy penalties upon county auditors,
and district and township assessors, who
shall neglect or knowingly refuse to
perform any of the duties enjoined on
them by the act, or who shall consent
to. or connive at any evasion Of the pro.
visions of the law. These sections may
with Propriety be referred to by the as.
SCISSORS, for the purpose Of reconciing
individuals to the strict and rigid dis
charge of their duties, which might 9th
erw'se be thought unnecessary.
JOHN WOODS,
.Auditor of Stale.