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Examination of Diseases

BY & L \ II VOY a c e.
TNIIE subscriber is still attending to the Examination of
L Diseases, at his Room No. Is, american Temperance
House His ClervOy Of the best in the country;
and her examination has given entire satisfaction to hun
dreds. that she has examined in the last three years.
Hours Tor Examinations from to o'clock P. NJ.
lie is Agent fr the sale of DR. SEiER WOODS Celebrated
GOLD PILLS, and Magnetic or Compound Buunen
PLASTER for Chrome Di eases, including all the fums
OF TuberCuia SCroiulH.
He has also for SALE SherWoOdS Magnetic Machines, of
sizes the manufacturers prices these Machines
the compact and beautiful article the kind
nuiaCtured. JAMES SHEPHERD, JR.
Worcester Nov Z. as
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To the Honorable Board of County Com

mssioRer for the County of Worcester.
HE Petition of the Providence and Worcester Railroad
Company respectfully represents that their Railroad
located IN the town of Blackstone said County crosses
the public highway which leads rom said Blackstone 10
Ux6rdse in al nconvenient manner between the pond of
The Blackstone Manufacturing Company and the house of
William Mann in said Blackstone and that your Petition
es IN order to facilitate the crossing of said highway
heii Railroad think proper alter the course of said
highway, follows, 10 wit Beginning at point in said
highway Eear TO and westerly Of the bridge over mart
said Blackstone Company's pond thence running on the
southery side of the present location of said highway in
westerly direction land of said Blacks one Company
to point in aid highway the house of said Mann the
distance being about forty-eight rods.
They therefore pray your Honorable Board after due
notice given TO all and corporations interested
view The premises and direct the in which said
highway shall be altered, 10 all damages which NAV
be accustomed by said alteration and whatever else in
the premises the law requires
The Providence and Worcester Railroad COmpany
BY WILLIAM JACKSON, Agent
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STORE TO LET.

AA THE subscriber offers LET, for
ffffN L years, his STORE in The Centre Vilege of
Es LANCASTER. II is old stand and probably of
the best locations for trade in Worcester County. Posses
sion given forthwith
Also-To LET, two very pleasant ROOMS in the sec
ond story, said Store, which for several have
been occupied TAILoRs SHOP they excellent
stand for good workman in that business.
small assortment OF DRUGS ana MEDICINES, wi h
Gases, Drawers, &C., he had with the store desir-
ed. JOSEPH w. HUNTINGDON ..
Lancaster, Sept. |. dwstt 80
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NOVEGE.

t3T The present limits are inadequate to accom-
modate my numerous retinue Of custom On the list
FEBRUARY next shall commence TO StupendOuS
WGrehouSe suic emily large to accommodate friends
and numerous customers. LWge The present House
IS, it is sufficiently = Spacious il is not su-
GENTLY spaciOus; BrHant in appearance sui
GENTLY brilliant" This Gigantic House, the GLorv of
boston, is TO come dOUn and Larger, Spacious and
rtdnt Establishment is TO take Its place. These
nave been applied TO my establishment by those that
acquainted with the real character Oak Hall Such
:" Superior Mart" ga PrinceIy Wdrehouse," Past
Trading Ara" "a MachteSs Establishments" ga Thea
ire Of Unbounded Trade, ga StupendouS Scheme - an
ETtenSUe Market" ga Triumphant .4cbieueznent.n a
Sphere Of Extraordinary OperG0ns' UndpproachdbLe
WOnder." Such names probably will apply TO my new
constructive when comp leed might well axe
10 conhne the vast in the limits Of Pond Bos-
ton Common, carry my large trade within the
walls of these present limits. The public that
my triumphant statements overrated. The trade
at my extensive Waernoms may be compared a large
Monster, whose bulk and mighty stature have become
ments This Warehouse, erected in 1872 H. stood unr-
vailed in the metropolis for agnitude and
II is far far from being equal the heavy
trading operations. So liberal patronage must have a
large house for the unettered movements e its enormous
form. An establishment far SURPRISING the present one
absolutely necessary and shortly be erected that
will surprise and delight all interested in my welfare
G. w. SIMMONS,
OAK HAIL. BOSTON.
p. s. Being obliged to move to make these
stupend0us alterations the Large Fresh Stock of Fashion
able Ready mae oing Piece and Rich Furnish
ing Goods adapted TO this present Fall and coming Win
ter amounting to upGads Of hundred and
thousand dollars, will be closed up prices much eaw
the ertrene o prices haze been selling All the Fur
nure of the establishment for sae-Large Mirrors
Clocks Chandeliers with Rich Cut Drops Counters Show
Cases, &C. &C. l5wls44 Boston, Oct II.
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Inc Providence and Worcester Railroad Company,
BY WILLIAM JACKSON, Agent.
Commonwealth OF Massachuse

WORCESTER
Al meeting OF the County Commissioners, begun and
holden al worcester. within and for the County OF
1916. ~
On The petition aforesaid Ordered. That notice be
gwen to ali persons and Corporations therein
thal SAID Commissioners will at the MIvile House
IN said Blackstone, Tuesday, the first day of Dece-
ger neTt al TWO OF the clock in The afternoon by pub
fishing an infested copy OF said Petition of this Order
thereon, in the Daily Spy, newspaper printed said
worcester three weeks successfully las publication
To ne fourteen days, least before said day Of
December
And il is further Ordered, That all persons and
corporations lneres ed in said petition within Coun-
~ be served with attesed copy OF much of said
Petition relates their respective lands above de-
scrlaed aud of this Order thereon fourteen days at
least, before the said first day OF December which
time and place the SAID Commissioners will proceed 10
view the lands forth in said Petition 10 hear all per
sons and Corporations interested therein. who NAV
then and there desire be heard thereon ard TO assess
all such damages any Corporation NAV sus
tain by the location and construction OF the Railroad
aforesaid the land aforesaid
Attest, JOS. G. KENDALL, Clerk.
copy o the Petition and at the Order Of thereon
oSw Attest. JOS. G. KENDALL, Clerk.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

WORCESTER,
At IA meeting Of The County Commissioners begun and
holden at Worcester, within and for the County of
Worcester, on the second Tuesday of September A d
1916.
On the Petition aforesaid, Ordered That notice be
given I" all persons and corporations interested therein
that said Commissioners will meet the Millvie House
in said Blackstone IN Tuesday, the first day of Deem
Der neat, U.,ck in the afternoon by publishing
atesed copy of sao Petition and fths Order there
on, in the Daily Spy newspaper printed IN said Wor-
ceser three weeks SUCCESSFULLY the last publication to
be fourteen days at least, before the said first day of
December.
Audit is further Ordered That the Sheriff of said Coun
y, his Deputy the Town Clerk the said town
ofBackstone with an aesed copy of said Petition and
Order thirty days 1T least and also up attested
copy thereof in public places in said town of Bacl
fourteen days. least, before the said first dav
December. which time and place the said Commits
oners will proceed view the road set forth in said
Petition, hear all and corporations interested
therein who may then and there desire heard there
on and, il they shall adjudge that the PRAYER of said
Petition ought be granted then direct the manner
in which said highway shall be altered, and to assess
all such damage as any person Corporation may
tain hy the alteration aforesaid.
Attest, JOS G. KENDALL. Clerk
CopT Of the Petition and OF the Order of Notice thereon
d3w Attest, JOS. KENDALL, Clerk.
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DIED.

In This town, Oct o. Mrs Elizabeth wife of Mr. Phinehas
Gregory of Prnceton 59[Printers in Illinois and Michi
gan please copy.
In this town Nov B. Sarah j., daughter of Mr. Leonard
White, yrs; 4th Mary daughter Mr. James Murphey
| yr 9TH, Mr. hiram Davis ST.
In Sturbridge, Oct 81, James w Allen, of Mr. F. D.
Allen, l6
In Boston, Nov 4, Mr. David II. Ella, printer, Al.
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WANTED, A PARTN ERSHIP,

VIE advertiser, Young Man. VIII" possesses tho
cneh practic knowledge OF business, with capital
of $4,000, wishes himself with business
establishment, or would buy out any who might wish
To sell. If there any who wish to avail themselves
the services Of business man, and could influence trade
and should wish TO offer opportunity, will please all
dress TRADE, al this Office. dsIw2t44 Now.
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Mutual Fire Insurance

FINHE HOLYOKE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE.
l. COMPANY IN SALE VI. commenced operations May
2S s43 The number Of Policies which tre, dy
issued by said company is 1879 Amount Of properly in
sured more than S4000000 Amount OF ctpira III Pre-
MUM Notes, is $3.50 00O Insurance for the six
risk. Property deemed extra hazardous taken.
JOHN S. WILLIAMS, Prrsinent.
JOHN T. BURNHAM Secretary.
Salem, Oct. %, 1916.
II N. b. Application for insurance may be made to
EUCLID CHADSEY, Agent, No. A, Central Exchhnse.
Worcester, Nov. 4, 1916. 44tf
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MARRIED.

In Brighton. Oct %, Mr. Luther = Kicker, of Framing
ham, 10 Miss Eliza daughter of James Greenwood Esq
In Amherst Oct %. Mr. james Penniman, of New Brain
tree, to Miss Ann Eliza Iioushon.
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WORK. WORK.

WANTED, at the RockvlI Cotton Factory, good
w FAMILY, thai has several hands to work in tn,
Mil, to whom the highest wages will be paid Can have
a tenement. KENT d GORDON
Fchburg Nov 7. l0w45*
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STEAM GRIST MILL.

STEAM GRIST MILL.
WE subscriber having purchased of VIM b. WHITNEY,
an undivided half of the right of using and vending in
Worcester, PLATTs PATENT PORTABLE GRlsT
MILL would hereby inform the public that they have one
OF Inc above Mills in operation at Court MILLwhere they
are prepared to Grind, to order, all kinds Of grain
Worcester, Oct 81 If REUBEN BEMIS. =
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Particular Notice.
ID HOLMES s. co. would respectfully inform
Leather Dealers and those wishing to get SPLITTING
KNIVES MADE or GROUND that they have made arrange
ments with E. H. Bowen Co., directly opposite the u.
s. HOTEL and deliver Knives and orders, and that
all Knives lett there with directions will be taken put in
first order and promptly returned and also all Knives
or orders sent on the Railroad will be taken and
returned the Depot al the Express office, when sent
by Express DIV Worcester, Oct 81.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

a PERSON calling his name JAMES Brown,
"A who had resided short time in Mlbuy, the 18th
of september last obtained from the subscriber under false
pretences, II valuable WATCH, wi promise return
IT in two or three days He Immediately left town, and
has not since beeH heard OF The atch was double
bottomed patent lever with plain heavy gold case the
movement marked p Il ID GODDARD, Worcester 97s-the
cases numbered 2e5 on the inside of both Brown was
feet or inches high, light complexion, with prominent
cheek bones, and appeared have Fought M upon
farm and said he had worked Il COTTON factory
Reward Of Twenty Dollars will be given such informa
tion AS will lead to the recovery of the Watch and any
information concerning Brown will he gratefully received
Millbury, Nov H. 1916. CHARLES II, LOWELL
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NOTICE,

NOIlCE.
THE Copartnershp existing between the sub
I scribers under the name of MlLLVlILE MANUFG
CO. is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons indebted requested TO make payment
and all who have claims against the firm requested
present them WELCOME FARNUM, who is authorized to
settle the business. WELCOME FARNUM,
CHARLES l.. HARDING.
Millvle, Oct 80, 1876. DIT
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SHEG3TFF,S SALE.

SHESEFF'S SALE.
WORCESTER, SIS Nov Sd 1876
4 TTACHED on mesne process, and will be sold at
Public Auction, (by consent parties at the Mana
fac uring Establishment Of GEORGE :. BRADFORD,
in Nil bury, Tuesday the 10Th instant at O'Clock
M, all the Wool ut said Establishment, 1t OF Wafp>,
Cases, Tweed Cloths, Dye-Stuff4, &c Terms cash.
div l.. BAKER, Jr Deputy Sheriff.
WORCESTER, IS. October 20, 1916.
To LUTHER GODDARD, of Worcester, in said County,
boot manufacturer Assignee of the Estate of HORACE
Z. WATSON. Of Worcester aforesaid, boot and shoe
manufacturer un nsolvent debtor, Greeting.
Won are hereby equired give notice that the fourth
meeting OF the creditors of said Horace G.. Watson
will be holden at the Office of Thomas d Hill, in Wor
ceser, on the fourteenth day of November nert
O'Clock III the aeroon, when and where the sad cred
may prove further debts against The SAID Horace c.
Watson, and you will also selte vUur and a
final dividend will be ordered Ard you will serve this
notice by publishing atteSed copy of this order
the Daily spy, newspaper printed orcesIer aore-
said three times before the day of said meeting and by
OrwarJing like copy by mail otherwise to each of
the known creditors Of said Watson. And
Ike return Of this order with your doings thereon
the time and place of aid meeting
BENZ. F. THOMAS,
copy. Judge of Probate.
d3I Attest LUTHER GODDARD, Assignee
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SALES IN PHILADELPHIA.
BY CIAGHORN IL HILL,
AnCtl0neeFS K OmmiNyiCn Merchants,

Regular Package sales of
BRITISH FRENCH AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS
held every Wedn eSd0y Mprning, on months credit
Goods from the shelves sold every SATURDAYS at 10 O'clock
r." Advances every description of Goods con
signed and every information 9nd facility afforded Con
sgnors by w. G.. ROBINSON Agent.
50 dWt No. 81 FULTnN-sT. kOAI'ON
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FRUIT TREES,

A VARIETY Of FRUIT TREES now standing upon
"A the Estate Of the late Harmon Chamberlain Esq on
Grafton Street, offered sale in lots suit purchas
ers. Inquire OF E. MOODY, at the Passenger Depot.
Worcester Nov g.
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vol. XNEU.-.yO. 100

'he day which rfocalms their and dauyh QUE
u hro.
by john J. Wiph,msn- The Orator Of The day. III.
pe'pi" o Henry. viii appreciate his vrtsss and tai.
by Patrick II Mullins. (the Ontor JOHN G Cal
"oun-h profound statesman. an incoffupble pariot,
aud above all. an homes, msn. lie Is emn~oly worthy
:" me '"s r>n I'd station on earth, the Presidency VI
III. u, slsrs
by C"l. iiameIl-1 he Henry dsiric, free Schoos--
l hr hand maid oi the seventh regular toast.
by Jahn ! N,",,ou - Vncen, W,,ch.r-P assessing
= '"ls'''''""s heart and gigantic mind. lie need
tear The power vi no adversary
Nv Cd ilsmirtt-R bru Il Scott We hail the day.
"h'n W. sail see nlm (Nup,na's abes, and noblsst
Sun hnR The highest office Ia the g,i, Of tho people
oi the Cni,d mes
By j J,y. oi Patrick. -Th. democracy ,f Patrick
Firm M the pranlte hills which they Inhabt nav
They naniain Their a,eendsncy The re,noiest poser-
by Geo. W Bookrr-Old ilaliis,. the land 81 pure
i,epnheaeis'n, the brightest Spot Old Vtynis--Alav
'he IN 1915. double her thousand aud onu demos
BY ilill Redd- Robert f. Scott, Of Fsnoui.r Vir.
gnla abfs' son-Nlay cur count speed the day,
which shall proclaim INN Americas Highest iuncona-
By u l. Bumsn-Msy the people Of this country
he. WIN one solco, ready resis, tho union "
Church and S'al..
by Clsudius Nalc-John T. Woo,,on tho t,und,r of
the Henry lice district srhoolsThe rising generation,
"'lh "nr s'ce, shall pr,elai,n him bless,d.
Ia 'rsran"e, Mr., Nooon proI"'sed The following:
Oar system o couledrralIve Republics and district
Tree schools The impartial Nurseries VI Liberty aud
Selenrr. my the. be pefpelual.
Nv VIM. l Clarke The Oraior nf the day -Dis,in.
enlsheJ alike Tor The bnancy oi his conc. pons tho
ell 'ence :" h's declamalin aud the puuge,cy OF HE
Al" he has IN this day ahly sustained his and
added an"ihef YEN 10 his crnw n
By Ifil Reid--Ibe Reader Of the DrcIsr tim of
Independence lie has belore this day given evidence
OF talent ''st vii honor his eoua,y aud ensure HE
own success N he
By Palurk II Mullins Womsn--Ths star tb,t
guides the host aud brwderd aspdefer 10 safety and
happn'ea-' The fain.h how 10 the surms of Ii. 4"
ny Ma Furknn, of lialisS--Ihe cizens of Mar.
evIlr, ever resdy {" extend 10 stsngcrs the hand Of
hospitality aud aniship.
ny Mr.. Samuel Watkins. Of Il,iiax-llenry conniv
-- he Iefiy III lis soil IN ony surpassed nv the hos,
ph'iiy N liz an M; while ths IL enrieed INV
The other never q abused.
by / lhonss - The Fair-Thou mt the ann
s that g'lds adversely aad heghens the joys Of pros.
pefty.
u, Van Rcusalsnr Trent Oar worthy Landlord md
Lrdy, may ihcit prosperity though Lille be coutnen
with the elegsncs vi their lAnment through the
day.
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fs.lG ny ~ CKE.N'<ES.fU:,
Groccrs aud Commission Merchants,

4 RE Jaw nc wing aud have IN srure. n large stock
~ III Gr,ceues purchased ~ Redmond, Ballln re.
Phdsdrlphs and New York. MI, Tor cash, and since
tie decline. 1helr stuck c,nss,s IN part II
80 hhds. \ o.. Pufto Rico aud ST. 1 MIX Sugars,
sama yer, hue.
20 lirers and hattrs y o. clafhed do
~ noNes and barrel. os crushed aud lump do
soc hlgs iilo ia2aua aud Cape Coffee.
p d. Java aud Miraearbo do very fne,
zoo sarh- l,etp o ground salt,
- A. sasks do
5000 s good and damaged Sale Leather.
20 hhds. aud bbs \ O.. Z. X and Sugar house
MnlsSrs.
l"griher with Large assnftmch, III Calcoes blue tos
TN, thrcks. Nrsllnu-. panaon Stuff. cotton aud silk
ilaudbcrchlst.. Plus Buttons. Canhs, side aud tuck.
hr and rease "agonrt's Buckets. lar Cans. Cotton
ilnr-. c'ar'e Sh"es, Shoe Nmls Sunr War, Mar
kcru~. Susprndrfs. Cotton Hose Nulnrgs. kei'ek
io@o NJ Ac IA" whur comprising nj lh' very best
s''rottd s,urks offered by any "ne house tins
place. ahlr We drlrtlnnrI To srll low lot rasl
blr'rf We cordially Invite the attention al our iteuds
snd te public generally Ia an examination oi our stock
Nav Ii
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The LyNc..bsr. classical Institute.

fENHlS Institution Will be opeued The fsi Monday
Il (3d) of August neat.
The Principals have associated themselves together.
with the hope of establishing lnsuuon wnirh sha
facility to pursue collegiate course III study. Ihey
purpose To form Schonl o such grade Will embrace
the whole circle Of sclrnre. with sul .el nnmhr Of
instructors impau thorough KIN" ledge III all thse
branches winch constitute finished education
They pledge themselves Ia devote 5sar undivided al
ten,lon the improvement Ihelr pupils. Ia MAKE eve
ny exefilon 10 nbue heit mnds Win ustili kan" tdg"
and principles, 1--we oI science aud poe Iiiefa
The Institution will consist Of three separate depart.
mems, 10 VII:
Isl The Mathematical, in whch will b- taught A.
r,hme,ic Algeria. Gpom.,ty, Tngonotetty, Survey
my The M nsuration at Heights and Distances, The ap
pllcaon OF Algebra 10 Gronety, Analyncal Gromefy.
the integral aud dlffefenial CAIculus-Nltunl Pnlos
uphy and Asruno6.y.
Branch A. SAUNDERS Professor
pad Classical in which will he taught The G. rpt.b
and Latin Languages, Ancient Geolr,phy, Anc.ni
History and NJ 1oIoly Also, HE German shd French
Languages
T " b nr lloLco"'f' Professors.
3D. Engllsh Literature, emhracin! 0nhegraphy
Reading, Writing, Geography with the % tlobes.
Modern History. Fn9'tsi Grammar, COMPOSITION, Rnr-
one Loglc. Chemistry, Mlral and Mental fnllosophy.
W v"' M.J. b 3; llol''"'l' po'frs'"''.
The Institute is located near The Traction ii MIN
Stree, with the Lynchbuta aud salem Tomphe, IL tht
building known as the Cnvrrsaiis' Church.
TERMS
English Studies, 81 per session IF ) months,
-''''' BRlNCH A. SAUNDERS
THOMAS b. HOLCOMBE.
W. X. j DUNN.
July l3 is
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Second SEpiisy or groceries
YOUNG 4 kEalXY lES

Az T. the pl"asure IL announce la theIf customers.
4 thal they rerelvIug addition Ia lhrit
Spring stock 4 Grer,s, winch III ieiI lIoiSe has
recently bought IN he Northern mukrs upon lhe nus
favorable trims. nf cash only. by which hry
hed Ia eh 10 thea ts1r, Inducements.
II would he unnecessary Ia euum"tap The p,rilculi
ARTICLES Sork-,ull.,.I say. eubIa.rs the usual
offensive vateiy, AMI all 'lcy ask, > call from the
puhllc 10 insure sales.
.lniy Il
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f.HfsI for Sale.

E.EFtU gOI MIC.
d pursuance at decree ri the court nl law
rhaneery. iaf tie count, al Amherst. pronounced
the Snang al 1916 the casr 81 Jptdan ard 9TH
ers against jordan. shall the ) h day Ut August
nfNt, Tie premises orr lo sale, ih- hg ht>l hid
DIR. On credit al sA, Twelve and eighteen months IN
equal mstalmcntS, the
TRACT OF LAND
IN the proceedings mentioned, containing 1856 acres
Tins Is valuable ttar Of I.snd aud uurth, the atiru.
ton ct thnso wishing II pureiia.ea nch plapfatlnn.
lhe purchaser viii h. required Ia Ut,p satisfactory
security NJ {. GODDN N, u
Tor VIM. M " allet, Sh.r,il aud C,an'r.
Jny . u5A
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TO the EE.vEkE.HE.V.

q HAVE superior piece oi BLACK FRENCll
4 CLOTH bought expressly for III AMER Goats. -
GrntIen,n wanilpg =. light aud rIeasan, sn"nfr Goa
World d., well 10 call. ID. l.. &. PEI EkS.
June 25 Is
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10000 Dollars

Divided Into three ptr-s 81 $4,000 Zach.
Grand ConSn'ida'e ed Lottery. rlt,s NJ 81, 10 he
'raMn On saturday, July -. le46 at " n.nlnI ion,
Delaware. Is M n,-r. = daun.
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amherst Court House, july ON. lS46.
10 hd""nd Penn and June. his w1e, W,iiiam S
Lfd,cjmd and Inn, his rife. Geurge b Pnjnp ID
a"arnte, has nte Ed,cad H. jordan aid jane,
h.~ye:
Y w will please take notice. that on Wednesday,
The t2lh day of August, 1916. at The clerks office
w '"e county cour of Amherst between The n,ln! and
"g I" Tue sun OF thai day, shall proceed 10 examine
" u axe Inc deposl'iors of George w. Christian and
"Ffs' whose drmslilois dessned to be used
1--we TN The trla OF a certain chancery suit, depending
u undetermined In the circuit superior courI ofaw and
n'"cpry, Tor Amherst county. IN whrh sui we are
r"''"' and You are. defendants. Attend If you think
f'fef ahd inerrogats The Witnesses.
very respectfully, yours,
SARAH PENN BROWN
an lnsnt, by tiu n Brown her father
aud next fl en- . and he same Hugh
n'own as trustee III said Sarah Penn Brown.
WY 10 I'm
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'lr. aiiOnl;is McCargO:
10000 pounds best family cured Ha-

10000 pounds best family cure" Asa-
500 do Wool Il lis, superior article,
200 bbl, snpe fine Flour,
Sc do ia r'iy do
80 do H,draullc Cement.
80 kegs superior Leaf Lard, from % to ~ 'o'''
each Convenient sz 5 i"r family USE,
Is hhds. M"ass.,,
doz ,w,llrd Llnrn Sacks. country made,
| chest &. p. lea.
200 sacks Salt. $500 L.
LACY & GARLAND,
On the BASIN.
July 9
NsALDWIN's BENCH AND tn \ h1CnF fantI',''
I'D just received and Ior sale by ~. ohr'0 :,
J3ne %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-16
Nov 81
WvsOr's old VVhiskcy.

4 UST RECEIVED a 10, of this ceiebraftd old
y reffii"d u hstey. superior IN quality To any We
AVE ever ~ lore unernd To our tneuds
Fur susbv LEE l. ROBERTS.
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