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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-18
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MessTs BuRT0N q Co, Agents Tor DT. VAUGHN
GentG-Consi rnined by sense Of duty make known
to you the benefit have derived from the Use OF Dr
Vaughn's Lithontripc Mixurei For three years past
have had The blind piles with dropsfnl swcnGs Of the feet
aud legs which. with dsordered system had reduced NE
low despair Of recovery. The case had hatlied
the skin of our first physicians aud final trial made
of the GREAr AMERICAN REMEDY. contrary TO my own
expectation had speedy effect You WILL HARDLY BE-
LIEvE THAT THE USE 30 CURED me Such
is the fart-the piles trouble my flesh which
had wasted away and eft skeleton. has appeared
again. am well and strong and evAhed to attend 10
business and my solely by the Of this medicine
From sense Of gratitude Providence, and with the
hope that this Testimony will he seen by some one who
SEEDs such restorative, make this statement:
JOSEPH CULVER.
See our columns get pamphlet from Agents. the advcr
tiuou,ept is ha aded q reat American Remedy
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Iron aI.i Nails.
Notice.

THNHE members OF the "Pleas0nfviHe Horse
Il Theft Detecting Society are requested to
meet. ut Pleasantville, ON WedHeSday tke 23rd
inst, al tonr O'Clock P. NJ.
A fu atlendauce is requested as Officers are 10
be elected for the ensuing year. at that time.
SAMUEL HlTE, Prcsident.
J. c. HAMPsoS, Secretary.
May 4, l84g. 3w52
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fer's Building, Sign Of the
PONEY, He still continues
To make to order aud keeps
constantly on hand every
variety of
SADDLES o. HARNESS,
Manufactured in the best
manner. of the hest mnie-
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vTnGTI, Is. & JOSEPH A. SHAW.

Attorneys and Councillors at Law
OFFICE-on Mam-Sreet. three doors west o
the Hooking Valley Branch Bank.
Lancaster, May l8, 1849 ly2
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Lancaster Female Academy ,
VXTILL open the Summer Term on Monday
wv Me 4th day Of June.
.. J. W. ELY, Principal.
Lancaster, May lS, l849. ..
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coz CH MAKING BUSINESS,

VOS Vf1 1V1EkA4N3 6OSA3SG LOS,
At the Old Stand. formerly occupied by Messrs.
WRIdHT and Mccall. opposite the Broadway
Hotel, where they intend building aud keepng
constantly OH hand all work in their line, flush
ed in the nealest and most substantial manner and
very cheap.
Several New BuggIes now ON hand.
Persons wishing to have their Carriages and
Buggies painted aud Trimmed in the best style,
would do well TO give them call.
Mr.. MCCALL, having served regular appren-
ticeship in the east To thai branch of the business
aud being the only regular Carriage painter in
town, they fater themselves that they can give
general satisfaction to those who may favor them
with their patronage. MCCALL & DEITZ.
Lancaster MAY 1 l849
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Enlarged and Improved.


INVITES the attention of the citizens OF this
4 and adjoining counties TO his Stock in trade al
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Spanish Saddles.

~A TIME subscriber is now max
AAMz%EA ing the best article Of SPAN
EIFAFl FlssA ISH SADDLES. which he will
NE have "n hand at all times. He
defies any body to produce superior article.
JOHN N. LITTLE.
Lancaster, May III. l849.
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F0nnd.

A FEW days since. Beed Purse. containing
n ANAL amonnt Of money. The owner can
have il by calling on GEO. u. SMITH, proving
properly and paying for this advertisement.
Lancaster, May II, Is49.
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- helsiUnIlhS cohDties. Is Respectfully lhNiteu
10 the New Hardware Store, recently opened iu
Taimadges Block, third door from The Tall
madge House, by
p. 3. EN- BICH & co.
They have just received and Opened large
and extensive variety Of
HARDWARE g. CUTLERY,
Consisting in part. ol Knives aud Forks Pocket
aud Pen Knives. Shoe Knives. Butcher Knives.
Razors, Scissors Axes, Drawing Knives. Hand
Saws, X Cut and Mill Saws, Locks, Latches,
Hinges Screws, Bolts. Anvils. Vices. Tsrce Chains.
Halter Chains. Log Chains. Kettles, Braces. &c.
The above articles are well assorted aud COLI
sists of every usual variety.
s a % % Il B @&s
They have also large and extensive stock Of
Saddlery, to which the attention of Sadders is
invited. 1t has been selected with great care from
the latest and most improved patterlIs and will
he sold low.
COACH-MAKERS,
Will find beautiful variety Of Trimmings and a
large assortment ofarticles generally used by them
IRON AND NAILS.
They lave also on hand large lot of Jnniatta
Iron, Nails and Spikes, of ShOenbergers make,
Pittsburgh. which will be sold at The lOVGSt prices.
The public will please take notice that the
stock is entirely new, has been selected with
great aud purchased at the lowest prices ull-
der all the favorable changes IN the trade; aud
that it will be sold as low, If not lower, than at
any other establishment in Central Ohio.
Lancaster. May |, l949 Il
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Look at ThisI-Messrs. J. W. Burton & Co Of Erie
Pennsylvania have forwarded, under date of September
ls, 1886 in letter 10 DR.. C Vaughn the following
tesimony-lhe parties all well known.
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ROOT AND SHOE MAKING.

stantly on band supply of
GENTLEMEN'S Kip and Common Boots.
LADIES Kip, Morocco and Cag-sk'n Boots
and Shoes.
CHILDRENS Morocco and Leather Boots
and Shoes
ln addition to his own manufacture, he has pur-
chased in the Cily,
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
Gentlemen Fine Boots aud Buskin CATERS,
Ladies Fancy tuni-high Buskins, Low Buskins.
Morocco welt Buskins, Kid Ties, Bronze and
Black 3.4 do -" NAiN
Misses and Children's Fancy Caters, Black
and colored Buskins.
The friends Of the subscriber and the public
generally are invited to call. None but the best
Of workmen are employed aud the best Of mate
rials used. Prices are Of the lowest kind.
Lancaster, April 6, 1910. 4s
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SahdIcries.

A LARGE STOCK Of Soddleries and Saddle
N Trees. just received and for sale by
NAV 4. l849.-52 P. BOPE.
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COACH MAKING,

N@g THNIlE subscribers wonld respect
4sEtgzzsI Il fully inform the public that they
S1Z~- Ssl-- have formed acO.partnerslip in the
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STEAM FIGURING WILL.
TATJE q MARATA

TATJE & MARATA
TTAViNG leased ior term Of years, Rings
Steam FIGURING Mn, are prepared to grind
for customers upon the shortest notice in the best
manner aud at the lowest rates. Their facilities
are such That they can compete with any Mill in
the county.
CASH. at all times. paid for Wheat FLOUR
and all kinds of Feed lo,c for cash.
The Mill is situated at the South end Of Broad
way, on the Canal.
Lancaster, May 4. l849 2m52
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Oil.

loo GALLONS of pure Flaxseed Oil
VNI Just received and for sale by
May 4, 1882 z. BOPE.
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Window sash.

k000 LIGHTS by 10 aud 10 by l2 vim
OUUU dow sash cheap by r. BoPE
Lancaster, May 4, l849. SO
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n M pair orELEPTIC SPRINGS. shade low
SV er than ever. J. c. WFAVER& co
f, Lancaster. May 4, lS49 . 81
q S Settof BUGGY AXEL on hand, and Tor
4Q sale low by J. C. WEAVER q co
lancaster, May 4, l849 81
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NEW & CHEAP HARDWARE.

HhHE attention ofthe citizens Of Fairfield aud
- neighboring counties. is respectfully invited
10 the New Hardware Store, recently opened in
Taiimadges Block, third door from The Tall
madge House, by
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TUST RECEIVED, first rate article and for
- aleby p. BOPE.
Lancaster. May 4. 1919. SO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-03

in the resolutions Of the nations dares openly to
afront the government by perpetual menace, and
to protest against the lawful votes OF the represen
tatives oil the people, by appeal to insurrecon in
the streets.
These are the characteristics Of government
abandoned to the impulses of pure democracy.
AuthOrlty-the authority of the State-based
though it be on the broadcast theory of popular
omnipoence, is annihated. The right OF de-
Gliding and ruling is called in question every in
stant, and, therefore, virtually ceases to exist ;
until the crisis gathers to so fearful a confusion
that the State has no resource left but the alter
native OF abdcatlon or of armed resistance.
Nearly one-third Of the National Assembly of
France are resolved TO understand and to practise
republican government after this fashion. They
are struggling, like all opposition and all mi
nOrtles, TO become n majority and TO acquire
power; but, not content with the established con-
dltons OF the constitution, they have endeavored
to terriiy the Assembly, TO pervert the populace,
and to corrupt the army, by every species Of vlo-
Of this party (Ledru Rolling the very man who
concluded his speech the other day by an appeal
"to arms" was placed at the head of the poll by
10000 suffages of the electors of Paris and II
has been seen that he has at his control powers
formidable to the existence of the State. Can
such state OF things last! Is such form of
government permanent, or even possible 1t Is
not democracy, but terrorism; 1t Is not political
opposition, but civil war; II Is not the liberty Of
parties, but the extinction OF authority and the
defiance of law. Under the baneful influence of
snch factions, liberty herself becomes an,obect of
distrust and alarm 10 the people, and they grow
but too eager to renounce and destroy the powers
which have ugurped their name.
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The Republic ot France.
IRON the London Times. June | Z

The experiment which tho world is now wit
Messing IN the republic Of France, is one which IL
not irieo absolutely for thc first time; b., it has
never been tried except q, the most revolutionary
periods, and with the most disastrous conse-
qucnccs The debates Of each successive day in
the National Assembly Of Pars demonstrate tina,
nothing d. more remote from the political cons-
tuition Of the United States Of America than tina,
form ot government which the revolution Of Feb
rusry has bestowed on the French people In
Washington, the conduct Of the executive govern
ment, IN concen, with the Senate Of the United
Staes, is "a regular, consistent, and reserved az
that Of any monarchy in Europe. In Paris, on the
contrary, every political incident in these event.
iul times falls Instantly under the cognzance OF
popular assembly agtsied by the most furiou. pas
sloDs. The instructions Of diplomacy, the opera.
tons Of war, the resources finance are disclosed.
dissecied, and assailed day by day with all The
vehemence Of party spirit; and. 10 sum up all IN
ono word. the government Of TIM nation Is exposed
10 all the conflicts Of a debating multitude. The
most obvious result is, that the interests of the
nation arc sacrificed TO the cIamor Of parties. In
war direct encouragement is held oN by the op-
position 10 the enemy. Abeve all, the minority,
fNcHtd TO frenzy by This drsordcrly participation
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JHE QrrFN's Nfsfr TO ScoTfsvp.--Frop in.
character OF the orders received bv some oe ,bs
Queens trad ssmcn in Aberdeen, we may safely in.
Ter tina, II the intention 81 the Queen. with Primo.
Albert and the Royal family, TO visit II ,lmoral nc,
ness Prince Albcr will preside 9, The dinner afic
the show Of the Aberdeen, Bsnh. kincardine. and
East Foriar Agricultural ssociation, which comes
OF early IN August. We are Informed, on what W.
Royal family will come down bv sea. and return
by he Aberdeen railway. which will be- opened 70
within IL piles Of the city in September D,ring
their stay in Scotland. the Queen and Pf.nce Albert
" Is expected, Will VISIT Dunrobiu Castle. where
preparations are now being made lo- ,l,4 rov'I re.
coption. II has, Indeed been said TIA, The ros
squadron will pass down the west cois' and ,a,r
the airy, with The Court. viii proceed down Inc
Oaledonlan Canal. aud Welt DinrObin Css'le before
coming 10 Aberdeen: bat this rn,i,- J,@s not
sppear TO be well i-aaled. -No1, o. Ssfiand
s,0z,fg,
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The Latest Epgiish View or the Csnadis.
TrnuillSs.

from the London Times. June 10
The Canadian quarrel suddenly introdc,ed into the
imperial Legislature and allowed to consume two OF
the msst precious evenings Of the session has been
trsst,d wildly and discursi,sly than colo.
NAL questions usually " have not had
ritusticn Cd usgue al nsis, IL becsure the
natural order Of events did not quite snt the purpose
Of the Hight hon author ofthe debate c chose rather
to begin at the eud via the Rebellion Losses bill
dip here and there into the administration Of Lord,
Of srguncn, might require The chief subie cts
discussed have been the private intentions Of legls
letters the hidden virtue and possible Of
legislative set the beet method any method there
Ne. 81 reducing such an act GO the value OF wasts
paper, and The project ~ fighting against presumed
disloJsly by s,ored legsliiy All this eonfusion vas
% b. set night u the House chooses a. q moment
warning 10 rush into q dispute which II hss tsken
twelve years 30 bring TO conclusion u will infsiby
fnd that has to do the work ~ twelve years In twelve
hours There has been oil that lost time TO make n,
In this ip,ispce TIE qronism Secretary OF thu Colo.
mics cOmPels Ne 10 20 back With him through those
uupisasant rstro.pccjions. and scpsatiops have
been those &C coach passengers when sleepy old gen
tieman has lost his bat sud not missed IL m II e.
rolling In the wind quarter Of mile In the rear II
Is found nee -essry TO pull up and meet MIR. Giadtoue
ia the rhetorical questions rather 10 correct hl by
showing that the Canadian Losses act Is the ultimate
and lcgitlmstc derslopcmeDt q series embracing hi,
own adm ipistrstiOB.
This question, however. really les In much mar
rover compass Is this for tn mother country
10 intsrGre To decide this que stion. We consider
that II is unnecessary to discuss the tsnpcr and mo-
tivss of Nsstrs Baldwin Is'onsinc aud IIipekes TO
ssk assurances from Lord Fgin or 90 re,is the pro.
seedlings OF The Montreal House Of Assembly sud the
somposition Of the Legislative Council we have
emily 90 do with the tcN Of the Rebellion Losses Nil
80 rassedty The Colonial Lssisis,ute sanctioned by
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The cOmmander-in-chiefO i the Russian armies,
Prince Pasklewltch, has sent from Warsaw the
following proclamation
TO THE PEOPLE OF HUNGARY.
At the call Of your legitimate Sovereign, who has
applied to my august master for assistance the troops
under my command have united with those of Austria,
for the purpose of establishing order in your country
which has been violently disturbed by the arm Of re-
beion.
The promoters Of the instruction stirred up by TO-
reign adventurers, make you the dupes Of their
vile ends. BY their wicked Vaccinations you have
been seduced 10 commit perjury.
Yet the Emperor 10Y sovereign lord does not believe
the majority Of nation renounce all claim to
the virtues of their forefathers, and the traditional
fealty to the dynasty OF their kings II is the most in
innate friend OF the immortal Francis (but poor
eommsndaton to an lIungarisn), his son Ferdinand,
the friend and ally of your King Francis Joseph L. who
now through me, conjures You to retrieve your cupa
bic errors and TO return to tho path OF ho
nor, faith, and duty The Russian army enters your
land not "a enemy In coming, il responds to the
call Of your monarch. II it meets with hostile re-
ception you will bitterly the Of such
presumption. May this warning awaken In you feel
fDgs or repentance, bring you ru,1eessen eud
thereby you from the horrors of culinary war
This is the earnest desire OF my illustyous master
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sire of conques, is unknown to free nations. As

sire Of conquest is unknown to free nations. As
conquerors, will the French anGem and democrats
advance and overturn the thrones of all despots.
They Will unite with the llungarans, vlctors over
shall be liberated from the yoke that Expresses
them TO the Rhine To the Rhine Thus IS
now the watchword of German democracy.
Again, Frenchmen, brothers. we repeat ito the
Rhine ! To the Rhine The freedom of Europe
Ii In danger! France must not be absent from the
post of honor In the name Of liberty, equality
and Acknowledgement -
have jusl been informed that the Bavaran go
yernment has required the assistance of the Pfus-
sian military for the suppression Of the insunec-
ton IN the Palatiuate
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All the duties fixed by this tariff will be paid on
tissues, in whatever form they may be introduced.
Tissues of silk, wool, or yarn, mixed with cot
tons in quantity larger than J, are absolutely pro-
hbted as now, If they have not at least20 threads
per of an inch Spanish. Those with more will
pay. each in the class to which 1t belongs, accord
Ing TO this tariff, the highest duty of those fixed
respectively Tor the matter or stuff which prepon-
derates In the tissue or for the cotton.
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The Hon. a VI stephens, Of Georgia y "a 10 n, In
very bad health ~ his residence IN MA. st,t.
t'ts Lieut. B.all has returned b. be- rsr.,,s in
Delaware county. Penn. she accom- panied her bss-
taSg ~ car at ibis city
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The Hungarian War,

The commander in-chcf Of the Russian armies,
Prince Pastlewltch, has sent from Warsaw the
following proclamation
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THE DRYDEN ESTATE 80 calIedl

- THE DRYDEN ESTATE $50 cailedl consist ng
sSfA Of 10 acres OF Iahd. with Factory - by p
h,.- and 60 ny Ilrest heel Tenemenis Machinery
Factory. Picker, LspFer fur e. and Two n Cards
Drawing Mule COldeuseTs, Nsrpsr, end Bread Looms
The above Estate is situated in Holden u miles
gentTc.
Aso-The Davis Estate situated in he center OF town,
story B'iok House, Barn, Sheds c, with 90
Land.
So The RUIZ IL FACTORY, 81 By So It, with 40 Looms
md preparation Brest Wheel and sufficient Tsnements,
situated 10 the north part Of said Holden Also Hick>
ing Batting AH with 5l2 spEGies ard II cards
The hIher mil and three first rate unoceupisd Water
Powers just belnw the above named factories.
Also, 10 Phi aston, Brick Factory with 90 Looms and
preparation and small Woolen Mil below, with Gas
amere Looms, &C., with Tenemtnis ana Land.
Also, Leicester, about leo rods HE Depot first
rate Water Power, Iionses and Barn, with Land.
All the above properly viii sc SOLD great Bargain
or Rented
Also. lot Of MACHINERY not in use, 90 Looms pair
Mules 10 Cards and other Machinery.
Terms suit purchasers tenants
The Resi- Estate Will be sold rented with without
The Machinery, and The latter will be sold separate, il
wanted SAMUEL DAMON.
lloljeu, May 81, 1879 d2aw3w w6t
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voluabIe Real Estate for Sale,

sHu1tedi in WORCESTER one nue from ne Cns RAJ.
- | Of good Land, under high state OF cniuSali'n,
yell stocked with all the various fruits aiap'ed 10
nsie no expense having been spares 10 procure inc
St lends The country would Afford The buildings are
cod The BARN is The best In me CohntN, 30 u
by as with 20 posts and Gel ar under ne ~h"ie ~
k,j 'snos are supplied with water Brought IN m agOeduet
Ss wner would divide II preferred and sell part
e.vvfh or without the buildings and grloh would
IA fdesired in small lots OF t0m Two TO i've aeie s
,Sas sg6rdng an eligible opportunity tor those VINO de
he 10 euid and have little land for cu'!yniion hs
furnishes one of the best oppor nnes now 10 be
,d fcr securi valuable property near the centre oil
o ionrishing city either for invesimeai o. occupation
For fnrther particulars, inquiry may tie mace al me
ply OFFICE. dwu Jah ~
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Reformed Practice of Medicine,
DIR. @. C. FISHER

WOULD respectfully inform The inhabitants Of his
" city and the surrounding country that he per.
maneEiy located himself in the practice of his profession
az No. 227 MAIN STREET, where he continues to
effect permanent and speedy in the compcat.
ed and nveerate diseases Of the Lungs and Bleed Be-,
evng, in common with the intelligent every commu-
ny, that Nature has provided ample remedy in The
liable kingdom for NATURES ills and The occidental maades
OF common life he coil fines himself entirely vegetable
medicines leaving The old drug and pass
quietly down to the oblivion OF Having
hecome thoroughly acquainted WITH and HAVING long
cessuy practised the Indian mode manner apply,
irg Natures Remedies, he hsers kim that he
the most aggravated OF the following diseatee-
Consumption, and all pulmonary affrct!ors Nervous
deeases-Dyseniery and cholera intanIu Spinal affec
hons-Feyer sores and White Swellings- All Scroiuou
affections CuaneOus erupIions and other diseases III;
blood-Chronic affections treated with unfang suetes1
C4neers removed without the Of the knife III
sstetyAl rres ulaes OF the sexual stem permanent
ly cured
FEMALE DISEASES, involving the origin Of fe.festti
practically and with nvarabe snccess. The limits of this
Ia forbids the publication hunr, OF certificates and
testimonials he might exhibit and he would invite iuya
Ids of all classes. seeking certan permanent and safe
ree', 10 call al his Office No 227 Main Street (up stairs
Stsn Of The Indian. All postpaid communication PROMPT
y attended 20. Medicines put up by the month families
Apr ! 49, DIFF o. G., FISHER, VI. D.
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WINDOW CURTAINS,

PARLORS, SALOONS 4 HILLS tdslffnHy decorated,
BY w. a. i. A. BROWN,
FASHIONABLE UPHOLSrERERS. having had eight
l. wears experience (at KrrREDGE@ BLAKE's, the most
extensive Upholstery establishment in Boston,, feel fully
confident OF executing all orders in line in work
manlike manner. French Pattern SOFAS, LoUAeEs,
CHAIRS CoucHEs made to order persons in want OF a
nice article would do well TO call before purchasing as
we can furnish articles superior to any in the city,
Cured Hair, Palm Leaf and spring MATTRESSES made
to order Ola Mattresses picked and made over as goo
as new. Pew Cushions-Pews lined and stuffed. III
kinds OF Upholstery work red In nea! ani superior
manner w. d F. a. BROWN,
March %. dom IS Jf4in ST., Worcester.
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rAcrnRY TO LIZ.

TN SPENCER, tu table Tor COTTON OF W'oleh
90 | Goods or other manufacturing or mechsncai
IT. purposes said Factory is situated in the Centre
VILLAGE of Spencer. on ailirg slram 81 water
giving suf.ent power for operating 20 cotton looms aud
preparation or than sufficient for set wooden
machinery The building is 81 by 80 e. three stories Snd
stic nearly new and in rst>Tate order. with "a hrcs
wheel with main drums and belts. Connected with The
above is a new Dwelling House for two Tenements and
seven acres Land
Reference NAV be had 10 WARREN BAKER, Worcester :
JAMES DRAPER ESQ., OF Spencer Of The subscribers
Warren KNOWLES q SIBLEY.
June Ii. dwii