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lFr,m the st. Louis Republican, May 10
AncAtract from letter from Major Stephen Cooper
dated Berscia City Upper California November 49,
1S4S to aptain Z. b. Tate his broher-in-law -
write you iron this lar distant and golden land
My family are ali in fine health. and in very
nourisbDg circumstances. have cleared upwards of
ten thou, and dollars in the last months and did it
without g,iDg into any speculsons, saying nothing
about what my two have done did 1t all by
digging the gold ont Of the ground 1t is only and
half days tide from residence to the gold
diggings. You scarcely form any idea of the ex-
tent Of the mines they from thirty to forty miles
in width, and from four to five hundred in length
There from ten thousand persons at work
in the mines. making each ut an average would say
~ least twenty dollars per day. Twothirds Of the
male population of Oregon most Of the Sand wich
Islanders here; in fact. they coming from all
parts Of the world 1t is rare thing To look out with
out seeing the rails OF some vessel going coming;
when vessel comes in her cargo is sold before the
Captain gets bis loot on the shore.
All species Of property has been the rise in this
country since the gold has been discovered and keeps
Titiug daily. Horses worth from to hun
dTSd dollars American cows hundred dollars
Cattle Of all kinds high and the rise. Picked pork
hundred dollars per barrel wholesaler the mines
ii is worth hundred and nifty dollars per BARREL
tail Flour. thirty dollars per barrel; at the
from sevent five cents to dollar per Id retail
y GU must think from this that starving
nd it easier to get provisions here than in country
Was everln.
Wages in the mines, SIG per day. scarce at that
tsaming in proportion-say good wagon and team
will make 500 per day My largest days work
$40 with no other means than old TIN pan with
slit in the bottom four inches long and iron
table spoon. My son B.. at my side with indian
bSket and same spoon, got S62 We did not work more
than half the day.
The mines are improving every day. and have been
since they first discovered ! want you and my
relations all TO come and that without delay to the
golden harvest do not stay to wind up your business
Yours with respect, STEPHEN COOPER.
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Appointments by the President.

COLLECTORS OF TIKI CUSTOMS
william X Easton, Nantucket, Massachusetts. vice
Charles W Rand, removed Ebenezer Bacon. Barnsta-
BILE hastachusetts vice = b Pbnney removed, Sam
ue l. Ihaxter, Fall River, Massachusetts, vice Phi
nsst W. Leland removed; William 4. RUSSELL New
Bedford ass vice Joseph I. Adams removed: Jacob
Richardson Oswtgo. \ vice George II. Nc Whorter,
removed Levi Alien, Buffalo n Y ork vice Henry W.
Rogers, removed; William Bowden, Petersburg, Va,
vice J. Travis Rosser, removed
SURVEYORS OF TIE CUSTOMS
William 7. Ayerill Ipswich Nass yiceA II Wldes
removed; Philip J. Cray. Camden, n J vice Charles
s Garrett. removed Henry Woods Pittsburgh Pa
vice John d Guthrie. removed; William X Bond Gin.
sinnati. Ohio. vice Patrick Collins, removed.
POSMASTERS.
Abraham Hsndel, Carlisle, PA Martin Pond, Mont
gomery, Ala.
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Passengers Arrived.

LIvErPooL-ship Cambridge-Mrs q Peabody child ana
nurse Balm, OF New York. Mrs Stanwood and child Mrs
arkr OF baston and the following gentlemen
pumssten ethiopian seren.ders stanwood, VIM Par
Bryant, New York, and 1872 in the steersse
EounrahA, AZ R).Bark Brovn--J Il wolR Of Sc Tho
MAJ; Freehill Averoty, J Lasaa Miller Che
valia, all Of Porto Rico. - "'' ''AA''''- Wv
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Married.,

In Boston, on the 18th instant, Mr.. WIN. c. Rvns,
Jr., Of the Hon. VIM. G. kives, of Virginia. and
Miss GRACE WINTHROP SEARS
At Sing Sing Sunday evening, Goth inst, by the
Rev. Alonzo " hcelock ANDREW WARD Of this city, to
Miss MARTHA JANE HARpIcx, Of Sing ging.
On Monday Dist inst. at st. Pauls Church, RAILWAY,
N j., by Rev. MIR. Peet Mr.. Scorr BURpsAIL to Miss
SARAH d. MARTIN, all Of Railway
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The Loss AT ST. Lours.-The Boston insurance
companies are not generally losers by the great fire
At st Louis One company has $4,000 to $4,000, at
risk, but no more-and portion Of this may have
been saved The receipts ut ST. Louis from the upper
eountry, chow wonderful falling OF this year from
last in the time,-the receipts OF -four for the
frst four months Of the year being "a 500 barrels l.ss
than ut the time the last year Most o.her ari
slse bear smilsr dminuton, except provisions, which
show increase Boston Courier, May 23
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GoLp IN ALABAMA. - The Wetumpka State
Cua,d Gays, that very rich gold mine has been
discovered Chanchstchee creek Tallapoosa county,
near Tantsns Mills Miners have been at work At II
for the last week and the precious stun is found
in the greatest abundance, They are confident II
diso mt search made, the very richest gold mines
could be In that section Of the country for
II has decided mineral appearance. Mobile Journal
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The DEATH OF DAN MARBLE.-The Louisville
Courier gives particulars Of the death of Mr.. Mar
Bile, the actor, by the cholera The play bills for Sa
turday were headed =" A Cure for the Cholera" and
announced that Mr.. M would appear that evening in
one OF bis favorite characters Az this time MIR. NJ.
Was suffering from attack Of diarrh0a, which he
neglected and by night he Frustrated and in the
mi mn desd
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The WEATHER IN FLoRIDA.-The Tallahassee Flo
y,s,s and Journal Of the 18th instant says We have
had fine rains this week and IL Is hoped these
will greatly relieve the crops from their backward
aition.
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Passengers Sailed.

Steamship Cherokee W Pratt and lady, b
baney, lady and children, Messrs Schley, Koith and
ssnpsn; nlss Cowlcs Rev Beadle Annoy Eaten
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.


6s 1867 ls 1000 do Treasury SIS, III; 1000 do. M
5SSS Ma May l e. Od 1915 "a S do 1oS SSo dC 1905
more S. S. 1905 ao S. 500 do ss Is shares Western Bank,
Isl 70 do d. s; 20 do Baltimore and susquehanna Rail-
BosIoN, May 2A-Brokers Board-l0 shs Passumpsie
River Railroad So do Concord Railroad COY; 20 do Nor
folk County Railroad @ u do do ly'4 10 do Nashua and
Railroad AZ do Northern Railroad 7sa is do Western
kairosd ls 10 e. d. d. lss 30 do Vernon; Central
~ do Boston and worcester Raiifcsd lSsS do Bost"n
and Maine Railroad 1906 do. Merrimsc Co.,
l4a DO do, Ia do; do ll3zs; do. do 1854; 60 do.
cord Railroad sse II do d. & Second Boa I'd Nay 2&
70 shares Vermont Central Railroad SIN 50 do. do BIZ
1863; right Merrmac Manufacturing Co., Az; do do
49,.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New BEDFORD Oh MARKET, May N.-Sperm-Siuce
our last sales have been made Of 800 bbls at 102 &c
and parcels amounting to 523 bills at loco, cash.
Whale-We notice a very active demand for whale
since our last, with transactions amounting to up
wards Of 20 900 bbls principally for manuac turing
and on speculation, ut advance previous prices
The saes include 400 bbls. for export at SIC 33c a
bbls. at &c. cargo Of 5000 bbs. at 35Kc. of
ZOO bbls at Soc. 1900 bbs. at the price and
800 bbls. private termsthc market closing firmly,
with an upward tendency. In New London and Sto-
nington sales made of $500 bbs N. w Coast on
the wharf and cargo of about $500 bbs to arrive at
terms did not learn. Whalebone- Tho market re-
mains quiet sale OF 5000 lbs. N. W. Coast was
made in Nantucket at 27Ac
FOREIGN MARKETS.
ExPoRrArIoN OF SALT, FROM THE NErHERLAND PART OF
ST. MARTIN, FROM 1872 TO 1870 1874 to 1906,
there a continuous CROP the people rcaping
they had lcisure exported from one and half to
..,..,.s NJ hurr
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SON RIsgs... 81 ..,... 40
sUH SETS $3.50. 10 HIGH wAreR 10 81
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

4. ]. Gatewood who is charged with seducing n
rid lady in Barren county Ky has been held to bail in
the sum of $4,000.
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Turkey Hill Estate for Sale,


Avk FTNHiS valushle Estate now offered for sale
SslM terms that cannot fail to suit pn chasers. Ii
consists OF about sixty acres of Land with con-
venent Buildings. The water from Turkey Hill Pond
runs through the centre OF said Farm and falls
arac OF one hundred and twenty five feet in distance
OF about 40 rods forming OF the best Water Powers
in Worcester County.
There upon the premises three thorough built
and substantial Rock DAMS with Grst, Saw, Lathe and
Shingle Mills, all in good running order The Mill Pond
is one mile in length and extends from the road leading
TO New BraintTee, TO that leading Barre Hall mile
above the Mill Pond is Turkey Hill Pond which is the
main reservoir. For description of this Pond or Lake
see Typographical of Massachusetts
From the best thority, and actual survey, would
announce TO the public, that this Water Power is amply
sufficient TO move in the aggregate five hundred Cotton
Looms with all their attendant machinery that amount
OF any other. The location good and easy access
being miles from the City Hall in Worcester, on the
great thorough fare through Paxton Rutland Barre Oak
ham and New Brainlree.
The above has been surveyed plan and profile drawn
which may be by calling the subscriber, those
ne has the liberty to refer II will be sold whole
or in seperats privileges may best suit purchasers
For further particulars inquire Of the subscriber in
NeW Worcester, or Hon Isaac Davis, Worcester-Abert
Curtis, Esq, New Worcester ,-Thos. Bottomy Esq,
LefceSter.-A. B. Pike Esq, Providence, r. L,-Simon
z, Grout, ESQ, Schenectady N. Y,-Messrs. Pratt.
Downs Il Scott, Worcester,-Wilard Snow, Esq, Par.
ton,-Danie Coburn, Esq, LoIDeH.
CHARLES HERSEY.
New Worcester. Dec 20, l84s. dwtf
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Fire Proof Paint for Roofs.

NHE subscribers grateful for favors conferred
the past season, would respectfully inform The pub
nc thai they continue 10 execute
House and Sign Painting, and Granting,
IN ALL Its VARIOUS BRANCHES,
ana would solicit continuance oi the same and assure
lhtlr friends that no exeIon shall be wanting on their
part TO merit a continuance their support.
They are also prepared Paint Rous, Houses and
Fences with Perfect Fire Proof Paint, reader
ing y nnn cessa 10 use Cloh in The covering of Roots
by which that expense is saUtd and The aid ydranls
and Fire Companies rendered almost useless NO FIRE
CAN IGNITE THE PAINT.
III orders promptly attended to.
JOSIAH WILLARD, FRANCIS COURLAY
Corner of Mechanic and Nora ich Streets.
Worcester, Nov 81, 1919. dvSw
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

- 49, COM N0Ss PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
Having given his attention some years to The trea
e. o Chronfc forms of disease offers his services Ia
we acted IN THIS and other New England States Those
ne9us Erupfons, Rheumatism or Gravel; Disease of tn
neeney or Liver; with Old Sores Ulcers &C. that hav
ueheu me treatment Of the best Old School praconers
ID many cases we can radically cure or greatly relieve
nave successfully treated numerous cases of Whte
oWeie .nat nave been pronounced ncurable and amuu
ersohs al distance, suffering under the above com
paints or any other Chronic Affection NAV consult s
Ietter, snilng mnutely the symptoms and history of
me case We can forward medicine and prescripton bv
Express or Mail. F y
hose IN tne CITY, wishing personal advice or prescrip
ton NAV find our Residence and Oaice No o 81 ~
nam Street, Cately Division ST. Worcester. dMlO
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Real Estate for Sale

ma THE two story HOUSE and Lot corner of Salem
Gs.s4 and Madison Street. The House is nearly new
ana very convenen arranged for two families with good
ana lasting water and every thing conveniently arranged
IN ana about the house The Lot is large, ard well stock
ed with bearing Fruit Trees also Strawberry and Plants
N b. Those wishing to purchase spIeasani and con.
venent place will do well call and eyamne the above
premises, where he subscriber now lives
Also, one COTTAGE HOUSE and ct, Nc. 81 Salem
Street, convenient for two ienemepfs
Also, WARREN'S BLOCK situated or Mod;son 81 .
with four tenements.
Also, BUILDING LOTS on Portland ond PIeasant SITS.
% The above property will be sold low and on liberal
terms JOSEPH G. WARREN,
corner of Salem and Madison street.
Worcester, July s. eodf
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FARM FOR SALE.

"A THE subscriber offers for his Farm, situated
N.SA aboutt a mile south of Grafton centre, contain T..
A ing about IS acres OF good Land, well watered-he
BULL hgs are in good condton-the House large and
convenient for two families with never failing well OF
excellent water IN the housethe Barn has been built
within lew yens. The Farm is divided into Pasture
Wood Land Nov ing and Tillage There good Water
out flowing other premises Said Farm win be suld low
and on easy terms For further apply to The
subscriber in Sutton centre or to HENRY PRENTICE,
nm the premises. HENRY ID, HOWARD
Sutton, Dec 5. dwtf
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FISH MARKET.

NO. Is FRONT STREET, WORCESTER,
XT7HERE can be found all the different kinds of FREE
w FISH the affords from the NewYofk Boston
Hartford, New Haven, Norwich, New London and PROV
dence markets. such as Cod Haddock, ackerei Hobnt,
SAad, Bass, Black and Blue Fiss Salmon, together
with an assortment Of sma Fish IRON me salt Fresh
Waters Also, all kinds OF SHELL FISH rom the atoye
places Also an assortment Qf Dried Smoked and Pickied
Elsa, wholesale and retail.
N. Fish bought az this market will be dressed in the
nest aad most fashionable style, and sent reasonable
distance free 1T charge. TERAs CASH.
HVS-Iash pad TOR all kinds Of Fresh WATER FISH.
- April r. d q. SPRAGUB.
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HOUSE LOTS FOR SALE.

BUILDING LOTS Wellington Street, Ia new Street
~ running west from Main Street, north the residence
OF Abie Jaques, Esq) Also. Austin, Chandler Chat
ham, Newbury, and Quincy Streets.
The above Lots now for the first time offered for
sale. The aad adjoining them being built upon and their
pleasant location Main Street, makes them the
desirable Lots in the CITY, Terms OF ale to suit the pur.
chaser. /. d s. P. HARRINGTON,
Aug 30. dwtf IL Portland Street.
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Cotton lTachinerv for Sale.

y ECENTLY used in the manufacture of Nc. 80 Printing
~ Coths, and in good running ORDER consisting of
Picker Wilton sons make-20 Cards--9 Breakers--
II Flnishers--l Douber-l Drawing France Taunton
Speeders 10 heads each Is spinning Frames, I2O0 live
spndles2 pair Mules, of 456 and OF 5l2 sndles
Warper-2 Dressers-6 Leoms-l Cylinder and DofeI
Grinders, with all other articles used in Cotton Mills
II may be examined at any time application 10 MI
SILAs DNsmoRE, SO Main ST. Worcester. Forfnrther par
ticulars inquire OF B. HOLBROOK Holden
Dec 26 d3tav vvtf5o
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REMOVAL,.

nR. E. A. KITTREDGE has removed his
~ Office to his new Hydropaihc Institution, No. "a
Franklin Place, Franklin Street, BOSTON Vapor, and
all kinds of Unmedcaed Warm and Cold Baths, ways
II readiness at the Establishment.
Transient boarders in acute diseases cam desired find
The best OF and treatment at the house. till restored
Sor SUCH two dollars per day, and upwards For perma
nent boardtrs from to dollars per day, according
rooms, SC. dwtf Nav 90
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WHENCE THE DTFFERENOE 2

A PHYSICIAN Of extensive practice, in this city has
"A los but two patients of phus typhoid fever since
other diseases in infants but patient dyseniery,
during the same time In several other diseases (not
Perhaps in AID his success has been equally marked Can
any one inteiligentJy explain the reason /!
Aug 81. 3law3mis CALVIN NEWTON, MD.
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IRON PLANNERS FOR SALE.

EsITCH g. JONES have on hand Iron Plane
n ing Machines of Is feet with trip motion COM
pete and two of feet, without the trip motion The
above machines and but the hest Of materials
and workmanship, and will be sold low for cash or APP
proved CT edt-ihey may be seen Foundcry.
NJ. b. We continue to make all kinds Of CASTINGS
in IRON and BRASS in general use, and warranted 10
give satisfaction. Orders solicited.
Worcester, July 81. du
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FOR SALE.

"A A VERY convenient Cottage House. and about
EMEn "A two acres of Land suitable for Building Lots,
a.situated on the side OF Grove Street, near the
Cemetery On the premises is variety of young Fruit
Trees, and valuable we'll OF good AS The
present owner intends leave the city in Spring he
Will sell the whole part Of the land suit the pur>
chaser Those wishing pleasant situation will do well
te call and examine the premises.
Nov Ii. d3uI% ISAIAH UOWES
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Farm for Sale.

THE Farm known as the THAXTER FARM is offer,
ed for sale il being one of the best In the county
containing one hundred and forty acres, with all the
necessary buildings thereon and in good repair and well
supplied with running water. Three hun ared dollars
worth OF fruit is annually sold from said place
Worcester,June 49, dwtf A. M. MERRIFlELD.
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PATIENTS.
PATIENTS.
American and Foreign Office.
Agency for Business with U. S. Patent Office E,
WASHI NGTON.
SHafa STRAIT


Agency for Business with U. S. Patent Office,
WASHINGTON
No. ~ State Street, - Boston.
N 1910 the subscriber was appointed by the
Commissioner of Patents Agent of the u. 5. Patent
Office, in accordance with the 10Th Act 1877.
Having relnqushed the Agency for transmission of
Models, and adopted expeditions mode of sending
them 10 the Patent Office WAereby0 patent may be pro-
cured about SIG loees earlier he continues forward
them tree of experset9 prepare Caveats Specifications
Assignments and all the necessary Papers and Drawings
Tor Patents and 10 render advice legal and scientific
matters respecting the same Patents secured Europe
and other countries.
By application this Office, inventors saved the
time and of journey Washington and delay there
as well all personal trouble in obtaining their patents
Ihey also have the advantage of UerbGy explaining their
INVENTIONS and OF consulting in respect TO them matters
in general Of paramount importance in order obtain
correct specifications and claims The experience of
Teen years. practice extensive collection of works.
DECISIONS &C., mechanical Subjects the Patent Laws
and patents of different countries, collected much
together with accounts here kept of inventions
at washington enable the subscriber to afford inventors
DESTROYS Of procuring Patents assistance and information
which in Other respects might be difficult of attainment
R. ii. EDDY. Solicitor of Patents.
WASHINGTON, July 81, 1s49.-Daring the
II. EDDY Esq, of Boston, did business the PatenGOf>
flee Solicitor for procuring Patents There were few
II any, persons acting in that capacity who had much
business before the Patent Office and there
conducted il with skill, fidelity and success. re.
gard Mr. Eddy the informed and most skis
ul Paen; Solicitor in the United States, and have no
hesitation in assuring inventors shat they employ
person more competent and trustworthy and more cap,
able OF putting their applications in form for
them an early and favorable consideration at the Patent
Office. EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents
Boston, Sept l, lS49 ewly &eod
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES
BATH

THE subscriber, having fitted up and increased
the number of his BATHING ROOMS reminds the
Citizens OF Worcester, that if they choose WASH and
REMAIN WELL, rather than 10 pay Doctors bill get
well they can be furnished, at any time with WARM or
COLD TUB BATHS, SHOWER or yAPOR, and ample
Recommendations by calling the corner of Front and
Carlton Streets. CALVIN NEWTON
June Il. diff
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Furnishing Goods.

FWFmIshlMg Goods
I A. HOLMES has large Lot of BED TICKS of
-. different kinds and qualities Also FEATHERS
fevery description, from cheap nice article.
Those in want Of Feather Beds have fine oppor-
tuaity for selection both of Ticks and Feathers.
Also all kinds Of MATTRESSES kept.
Furthermore lot of IRON D0VETAIL BED
sTEADs, which need but 10 be to be approved
Persons purchasing large furnishing bills will be entitled
to quite discount from ordinary retail prices.
ware Rooms, 157 Main Street.
Worcester, Oct IL. dwtf
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CRAPO'S EMINENT.

CRAPO'S LINEMENT.
otis CONVERSE is appointed Sole Agent for this
~ City fer the sale OF PHILIP CRAP0'S Celebrated
L1NIMENT, r Man or Beast. The above is potent
remedy for Rheumatism sprains, Govt Swelled Joints,
Salt Rheum Contracted Cords, Chblans Pains in the
Side Back and Breast cuaneous eruptions OF the skin
ssh wounds, chapped hands, bone diseases &C. &C. No
person should be without bottle their houses,
trial of it will satisfy aif not money be refunded.
Worcester, Sept S. lam4t
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TO Preserve and Beautify.

To Preserve and Reautify.
DUSPINPS ITALIAN HAIR TONIC is now
III universally considered the best toilet preparation ever
invented for cleansing and imparting healthy and vgor
Gus growth to the heman hair All alkaies and pungent
spirits tend to dry and stimulate instead Of giving
shment and strength and destroy the vitality of the
roots bulbs. The Italian tonic is sovereign remedy
tor all diseases OF the hair and scalp, and all eruptons
and dandru speedily eradicated leaving the hair
beautifully soft and brilliant trial OF will prove IL
10 be nnequailed preserUaoe and restorative. Man
ufactured only by ]. L. BURBANK, Worcester.
M. B. GREEN and J. GREEN & CO.. Agents for WoF-
cester. d2aw&wSm Sent 20.
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FACTORY TO LEFT,

TN SPENCER suitable for Cotton or Wooden
<91AsA Goods, or other manufacturing mechanical
purposes. Said Factory is situated in the Centre
lage of Spencer, on never falling slream of water
living sufficient power for operating 20 cotton looms and
preparation, than sufficient for wooden
machinery. The building So by so H. three stories and
attic nearly and in rst>rate order with "a brest
Wheel with main drums and BELTS Connected with the
above is Dwelling House for two Tenements, and
seven acres Land.
JAMES DRAPER, Esq, of Spencer, Of the subscribers
Warren KNOWLES d SHELLEY.
June l. dwtf
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REMOVAL.

N VIE subscriber has removed from Court nills TO
Doct Heywoods building, Central sraEsr, where
~ VII continue to nanutactafc Boot Shoe Patterns
4gp.e Tree Cocoa, Borwsod, and Lfgnum IifG freeing
3sscksj Schsng keHches, Psggine Jacks Quitting Boards
stair aRd FENCE BAECsrERs Job work and Wood Torn
NJ donc order GERRY VAfENTTNR
Wqrsessee, Apfh le4s. dwiy