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PLAsTERING

g1LAIN and OR NAMENT'A AL PLASTERtNG
4 IN al its various branches--Csterns built at
the shortest notice, aud warranted for twelve
months. The subscriber Uaie Of Galena) would
respectfully announce 10 his friends and the pub
he N, rally, that he has permanently located in
st. Paul, and would be happy to doa nyshing that
may offer ia his line Of business. Residence on
Beach street. known as The EetelI House. a few
doors above the catholic church
ul, 5 lit CHARLES T. SCoTf
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NOTICE

sPPLICAriON to the Board of County
Z Commi~; toner's of Ramsey Couaty. foI
a license to .eep and maintain ferry across
The Miss>si; ri river at the Upper Landing
in Saint Pali, viii be made at the first sit
ting of said }oard 10y
Sn-3w JNO. IRVINE.
Saint Pan, Nov. IL, 1913.
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NOTICE,

$ hereby giyen, that the Beard Of County
"A Commissioners will he petitioned for a
Road to be laid out from Point Douglass to Red
Rock, thence 10 81 Paul by the shortest practical
bic route. 2i-3t
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TAX NOTICE..

all taxpayers in St. Croix.coanty whose
K county taxes are not pai(! on or before
the 10Th day of November 1919, are hereby
notified that distress upon theer goods, chat
tells and estates, will be commenced without
delay. DAVID HONE,
Collector, st. CrOix co.
Nov. !, l249. IT
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STRAY OXEN.

YE<AkEN Up on my premises near little Cana
u da, about the 9Th instant, one Red Yoke o
OMEN, oue Of which has broken horn and a
white face The owner IS requested to prove
property. pay charges and take them away. o!
they will be disposed of according to law in such
cases made and provided.
DENNIS FELiN.
Little Canada, Oct Is XVI If
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NOTICE

is hereby given, that James Nj. Good
4 hue & Isaac y. Goodhue, viii make APP
plication to the board of County Commis-
soners OF Ramsey county, az their first SEES
sion, for IA license to keep and maintain a
ferry across the Mississippi river ut the low
er landing IN St. Paul.
Nov 3, 1919 81
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIM


Commissioner of the Gen
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Taken Ut.

lNE dark arndle steer came into my en-
" closure ,out the lst of October. The
owner viii please prove property, pay
charges and AXE IL away
30-4w AUGUSTUS WEIGH.
Prospect Grove, Nov. 10, IS49.
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LIST or LETTERS.
LioT OF LETTERS remaining at thu
Post Office, TT. Smelling, Sept so, 1919.
AleXander Mrs NJ Lowery Mrs + Nj
Briggs 4 j Lewis DIR VIM
breurtciu julius Luniey John
Bnreand Mons Jean Lynch Tbos II
Brady Chas McMullon Hugh
Brace Col Amos J Mansucr Chas
Blake Edward Esq Mason John Mex
Bootes 1t. j. Gu ; ANeiIly 1t. L ) 4
Clannn Jacob Mobiles Rev i.emuei
Cannon Hugh Otto G.
Camron Peter Perry Thomas
Convers Wn,2 Parle Thomas
Chapman ID Z Esq Roorback Criah
Doe Hilton Reese Bennett
Edwards David + Radtord 1t r G. w
Foyles James Scott Gilbert
Fisher los s Sullivan Mortimer
irish Elijah = Spencer Mrs l. 5
Grant Geo Nj Strohl Levi
Gordon NVrn b Schriner Jacob
Hail Mrs Cyrus Sparks Mrs Theresa
Howard d { Sbunard DIR 3 +
Hall 1T T., US. A. 8 Turner Dir u 1
Hatch Lt.J z, USA Turner Cbas
Heath 1t. ii'y L SA Turner Robr
Jones Greenhury Taper Chauncey
La Point Charles Wells Geo " .
+. STEELE, 7. NJ.
Ft Smelling, Sept 50, - St.
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Saltwater, aIin.--By w. L. nARrsHoRN.
No eNeition viii he spared to ensure the coln-
fort ofIra,elers. Foftefs VIII be ia attendance
1T The boais, free Of clelfqs l7if
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FIRE INSURANCE.

The Protection fnsUrance COMFY, ltGrt-
fcrd. Connecticut. 49,
The undersigned i. the Agent Of the shc,s Gem
pany. Property of all kinds insured GO ~ 10
vorabie terms ~ can be obtained IA IL. ofihe
Eastern or Southern cities. Policies lSsned til
application to ii. t. MGSS, Ag't,
saltwater NJ. T.
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STRAY OXEN.

STRAY OXEN.
TliE subscriber, 8 miles up the Mississippi
from FL. Smelling, lost 5 OXEN about
weeks ago; Of them are trinlle, | of
the with lop horn) aud the 81 Ok is red
and Whine. Whoever vii! return Them or
give information To A. II. Fretirti, at Saint
Paul, shall be literally rewarded.
WM. FEM.
Oct II, 25pd3t
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T.. IL * III, T.. C0BWtT{l,


Wholesale Dealers in
Ready made Clothing, Bcots, Shoes,
Hats. Caps, Prints, Domcstics, Sat~
ineus. Cloths. Sc, sc.
EEAvE now received and opened thcif Fall
4 4 and Winter stock Of Goeds, to witch they
in, ito the attention Ct Dealers, they have an
assortment Of Goods which be sold at such
low prices as TO do away wnjl the necessity Of
gong 10 It. Louis 10 purchase their Winter sup
plies, and thereby save great deal O. trouble and
expense.
ANY orders Will he a. carefully attended 10, aud
the articles put.at as lew prices. though the
purchaser was present, and viii be shipped ac-
ccrIing to directions.
The following Gocds may be iou'fd among their
assortment, viz
1000 Cases Shoes, &c, &C.
Men' th'k bcois, Boys iii'k brcgans.'
- kip 50 kip
calf Ladies' wear of every
Tux brosin' description, s
- kip -
si0thiEg.
1000 Blanke; and Pile! Cloth ovcr-coats.
800 Mock Cloth sack aud dress =
1000 prs satinett and cashmere pants,
1000 ass I'll vests also general assortment Of
Gen,lemens wear SHIFTS, SOcAs, Suspen,iers.
Crayats, ST., sc.
Dry Goods.
80 bales.-;-l domestic ~ bales bed ticking
Is cases Pripts, g bltached gocds,
2 bingham, Is 8 striped flannel.
% bales red Iiaune' white S yellow do
Hats and Caps,
20 c1ses silk and fur Hats.
25 black, " hie ard assorted Caliior-
MIA bats.
200 doz fur Caps Of every description and
price. '.H e-~t
Galcna lis, Oct. 10. 10. Goo zxvtr)
NOTICE
IS HEREBY given ;hat The eo-pariuer>hlp
heretofore existing between p. Chuuteau. jr.
& co. Of St Louis, Hi. SILKY, ii. NJ. Rice
IN! Sylvanus y. Le~ry. under The maine ana
style of Northern on,iii, inelu.l'Dc Sioux
Onti,, and Winnebaso and Chippewa Out
f,, is hereby dissolved by consent of tt.'
parties. The liiuidatian If tie amounts
property due l,y SAID business or co-par'.
aershir, rs we'll the general ad,us,n,ens
of all matters arrerraining !hereto, will ic
attended to by said II. RI. S'!,!sy.
P. CHOUrEAU, Jr. & CO,
- IL. Fl. SlbLEf.
| St. Panl, Ort Il. 1879.
! Prairie dn Chen Patriot. Gaitna papers,
/ Gazette Darlington. |. and st. IAuis Repaid
| licanaud hmm, please copy. no xxv 3n,.
Joshua leyis, fhlla, s,.Iou;s w p Scott,
| !; &, Te.is.
TEyIs, SCOTT s TEyis,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers ia
Foreign and Domcs.ic Dry Goods.
Ne 1al, North Second street,
(Betwcen Locust aud Viue.l Fermcrl, no. Us.
Nyrtl, Mann street. ~. Lcui-, No. xAiv ii
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NOTICE

Ill persons owing the firm of Freeman
a Larpenteur 6 Co, either by book account
or note, are respectfully requested 10 cal
and settle with Samuel IL Dent as the,
have been placed in his hands. Az.
KEENAN,, LARPENTEUR $ Co.
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Y WANT three thousand SPOkES, of good
D timber, for which will pay the highest price
in cash. (aprii IS lH) WM. IL. MOBILES.
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WANTED iMMEDIATELY,

FIFTY bushels potatoes, warranted
sound, for which cash will be paid; en-
quiro at the Pioneer Office.
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Z USI received per steamboat Senator, f-esl
~ supply Of Sugas. J Rs Co
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5tiilluater Business l-.irttlorr.
George Gohie.

george tsobIe,
.Attornay and Counsellor at Law and land Ag.a
Saltwater, hiunesotr Territory. Entries
made by Military Land Wsrrauis
REFERENcEs.-Iion. Gus Biselow. Geo A.
Stansbury, Baldwinsve, n. Y; Hon. Chas $.
Moorehead, Hon. VIM. d. Reed. K. X. McKee,,
Esq. S. u. Seoheld, Esq. Dir. NJ Davidson.
Frankfork, Ky. fe2i-f
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NOT ICE.

SHUABLES W. BORUP, has been appointed
~ by ne 10 adjust the affairs of the Winneba-
go anCt Chippewa Outfit. II II. oiBiEl.
October Is XXvi If
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TAKEN Up

TAKEN UP.
sNAMt. into my enclosure, abou. two
4 weeks since, Il white OK; the owner is
requested to come and PROVE property, pay
charges and take il away. 1t l.. HILL.
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Mi.DICAL NOTICE.
T. GRl ssvOLp COASTOCk, II. d.

.PnYsIctAs & SURGEON,
Office No. u Pine street 1.-TWO doors cas-; o
Third street, ST. Louis, Mo.
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I PRIME article Of Chewing Tobacco, just
N receii ed and for sale BY JR & Co
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w ~ L " L h f. T. VA 4 l4tN &BAt " Z.
ANTS.
Every person entitled To The right of prescription
to any of the lands within the townships above
enumerated, is required to establish the same to the
satisfaction of the Register and Receiver of the
proper Land Office and make payment therefore as
soon as practcale after seeing ths notice. and be-
fore the day appointed for the CONNIE nce,nent of
the public sale Of the lands embracing the tract
claimed, otherwise such claim will I've forfeited
J. BUTIERFIEi
Commissioner of the Gen'i Land Office.
oct Is 2 If
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Churchill Il Nielsen

Forwarding, Commission. and Lumber Merchant.
and dealer N Hardware, DIV Goods and Gro-
ceries-Near the steamboat inthhg, saltwater.
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J. II. Er1Estc,,
Dealer III Dry Goods and Groceries.-.itl The liant
ing, saltwater.
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and will keep on hand good assortment Of
Drug Medicine, Paints and Dye-Stu.fs- will
also PRESCR BE- MEDICINE for al those who
wish it, according to the Eclectic practice, as
taught in the Cincinnati Reformed College of
Medicine. mal2 3tf
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10 QuireS Blank Deeds.
WARRANrEE and Quis- Claim, for sale at the
PIONEER OFFICE.
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john Hc. uSick,
Lumber Merchant, also Dry Goests, Groceries al {
Hardware.
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4 I.sO 80 Bcds,eads, excellent qaa.ity, on
"a commission. Fox = lie at low prices by
.}if J. r. & Co
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Dr.. n, BARBOUR.
DRUG STORE

sET OULD respectfully notify the citizens of
w st. Pau and vicinity that he has opened a
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REFER TO
Ncssrs. Woodward S Dasenhury, \. L. Cay.
s. p. Chcutcun, Ir., & CO., st. Louis.
g h. N'kensie & Co, :. IS
g Hem siead * Washburn, Galena, i'll.
Is James. Carter & Co, a." 'y' 8
II. l.. Uousman, Esq, Prairie du Chen.
Hon II. II. s;ibley, Minnesota Ter.
H. VI. Rice, Esq, &c g
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Cotton TNachineru Tar Sale.

- ECENTLY used in the Manufacture OF NO go PriBhp
~ Coths, and good running order coDseting Of
picAer, Wilton & sons make-20 CarIs-9 Breakers-
II FlhiShers'-l Doubler-l Drawing Frame-2 TanDto,
9eeders ~ Reads each l6 Spinning Frames 1900 iv,
spndes-2 ar Mules, Of 4S6 and of ~ sDindes
WaFPtf-2 bfessers--6 l.eoms-l Cylinder and Dofe
'Tlhoefs, win all other articles used in Cotton Mills
II may be examined at any time on application IL, NJ
sL.s DiNsNoRE, SO Man-st, Worceser F0riurther pa.
ticulars inquire OF S b. H0LBRO0K. HoLi,r
Oec 20 d3aw wtf52
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Real Estate for Sale.

E4A THE story HOUSE and Lot corGsf Of SALEM
.Gigl and Madison Street The House is nea'ly new
and very con-enen arranged for nies visa good
and lasting water and every thing conveniently arranged
in and about The house The Lon is large well
ed with bearing Fruit Trees also rhrrhbery and P
b. Those wishing TO purchase Pleasant and con-
vepient place will DO well call AID examine The above
premises where the subscriber liz
Also one COTTAGE HOUSE and &C z. Nc 81 Salem
Street, convenient for one or two tereTfPfs.
Also, WARREN'5 BLOCK, situate: Madison 81 :,
with four tenemenfs.
Also, BUILDING lots on Portland stG Pys01ant SIS.
~ The above property will he sold low and liberal
terms. JOSEPH g. WARREN.
OF Salem AID M1eisi! street.
Worcester, July g.. eodif
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FACTORY no LET.

- TN SPENCER, gu table for Coffin or Wooden
FsslsA J. Goods, other maAusc uring mechanical
49, purposes. Said Fac DRY is situated the Centre
Village of spencer, a falling of water
giving sufficient power for operating 60 cotton looms aud
preparation, more than sufficient ir wooden
machinery The building is SO 80 It. three stories and
attic, nearly and in frst-fate oder with "a
wheel, with mea drums and belts Connected with The
abe We is Dwelling House for Tenemcnis and
seven acres Land.
Reference may be had 10 WARREN BAKER. Worcester
JAMES DRAPER, Esq, of Spencer Of the Subscribers
Warren. KNOWLES & SIBbEY
June /. dwf
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HOUSE AID LAND FOR SAFE

"a lie subscrile r will sell his House on LINCOLN
G%sN ST. l. has heen thoroughly repaired The last
~AshSprihg, and is now in perfect order. Attached to
is large garden Of very produc i've soil with a beau
id brock on lis border With Egy little expense it can
be de one of the most desirable residences in the civ
Also, for sale, FOUR ACRES OF LAND, constituting
the front Of the Farm owned by the subscriber opposite
the house Of Simeon Cafes II is bounded on the East
ny Man street, on The south by the Clements road anu
there is he ample way through the centre and
Ihe nfrih side. o. H. BlO0D
Sept ii. ,l,C
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Drugs and Medicines,

Drugs and Medicines.
NE take pleasure in announcing to the public
~ that we have taken the Store long occupied as
Drug shop on the corner Of MAIN FRONT STREET
fitted it mp .aHew-suppled it with choice and well
selected stock OF FA NIELY MEDICINES, and are
now prepared to furnish any and every thing line
our patrons. We shall pay particular attention to The
rel All part of our 4Esiness, and shall prepare
PHYSICIANS PR INSCRIPTIONS
with he utmost accuracy. All the
PATENT NJ EDECIE ES OF any value can always
be iond at oGr store. In addition stock OF Drugs
and Medicines. we can furnish Tooth, Mail, Hair, Flesh
and Clothes BRUSHES, at the very lowest rates.
PERFUMERY
VI all kihdslnc ling every preparation for the Hair
complexion, &C. SOAPS & COSMETICS in great variety
COLOGNE WATER
Of our own and iorsgn manufacture in any quantity BIZ
The bottle or by the gallon. Also, all OF LUBlN'S tx
TRACTS for the handkerchief together with vaTiou.
English preparations.
English, French and American CHEMICALS
Be. European LEECIIES always on hand.
CONFECTIONERY Of all kinds
D. SCOTT, JR s. CO.,
No. 291 Main, corner OF Front Street.
Worcester. Feb %, l849 w6w dtf
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Turkey Hill Estate for Sale.

III flNHls vausble Estate now offered ior sale Oh
EeI4 terms that cannot fail 10 suit pul chasers 1t
%sRA consists OF about sixty Of Land with
9entent Buildings. The from Turkey HI Pond
runs through The centre OF said Farm and falls in
tact Of one hundred and twenty five in ire
about 40 rods, forming che OF the best Wafer Powers
10 Worcester County.
There are now upon the premises three thorough built
and substantial Rock Dams, with Grist Saw Lathe. and
single Mile, all good running order. The Mil Pond
one mile in length and extends from the rcsd leading
10 New Braintree, 10 that leading Barre Halt nile
above the Mill Pond is Turkey Hill Pot, which is the
main reservoir For description this Pond or Lake
see Typographical OF Massachusetts,.
From the best authority, and actual survey, would
announce 10 the public that this Water Power is amply
sufficient to move in the aggregate FIVE hundred Cotton
Looms with ali their attendant machinery amount
Of any other. The location is good and easy of access,
being miles from the City Hall in Worcester, on The
great thorough fare through Paxton Rutland Barre Oak
ham, and New Braintree.
The above has been surveyed plan and profile drawn
which may he by calling the subscriber those
ne has the liberty TO eer 1t win be sold As whole
or IN seperats privileges may best purchasers.
For further particulars inquire of The subscriber in
New Worcester or Hon Isaac Davis Worces3er-A bert
curtis, Eco, Rew Worcester,-Thns. Bottomy Esq,
Ls'5SEtsi~ h te, Esq, Providence, r. I,-Simon
Y, Gro0t, Esq Schenectady N. Y.,-Messrs. Pratt:
Downs & Scott, WOreester.-Wnard Snow, Esq Par.
ioS,-Daniel Coburn Esq, Lo,ceu.
New Worcester Dec On 1s4s dwtf
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FARM FOR SALE

III THE subscriber offers for us Farm, situated
tA l. about mile south OF Grafton centre
ing about IS OF good Land vel w5tefed--the
Buiil.ngs are in good ccndiionl!e House is large and
convenient for two families with failing well
excellent water the house-ihe B8fn has been built
within few years. The Farm is divided Pasture
Wood Land. owing and Tilage. There is good Water
privilege the premises where dam he raised with
out flowing other premises. Said Farm viii be sold low
and easy For further n'ormatien empty The
subscriber in Sutton c@ntre, to EvRY C PRENTICE,
on the premises. HENRY ID. HOWARD.
Sutton Dec 5. dwtf
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WHENCE THE DTFFERENCE2

WHGNUE I1Ei UlHTEhElVCE
A PHYSICIAN OF extensive practice, iii his city has
"A 'os bni two patients Of tsphus T pao1 lever flnce
Juas 10th, 1915 and leactpt when complicated With
tner diseases fnf.nfs1 but paleH dyseniery,
ring the same time IN several otter (not
erhaps, In alp his has been equsl lfeed. Can
~ ono nsp,ilgeniIy expl lin The teaSan?
Auga7. saw3nis CALVIN N .hT1N, ND
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go rSEwv,

kszs 4 LARGE AND CONVENIENT TENEMENT
E;;S sullahN arranged ind occupied as gen;eel
street will be Rented Immediately osether win ali Inc
eufe ana httures OF the house. The present hoariers
hy re teiheJ, and the owner OF the premises boarded
o inrther Inflammation apply the corner % Eden Ind
'"uNuI9 SHeets' July 2,
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FOR SALE.

1.A > Cottages, Gone double singe,) situsted near
snfa the I'd Me'hosist Church Each Cottage has
&''1- COED iront yard and garden containing large
aumier OF Ffult Trees, in a Gearing condition he
above offers rare chance any wishing to locate in
la aFt OF the rlty or for investments the present
owner about leaving the City For further particulars
lsluire at This office. j d9t W.T.
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II TIL

TUE subscriber, having fitted up and ncrea sed
the number Of his BATHING ROOMS. reminds the
Tiiizens OF Worcester, thai IL they choose ard
REatIs WELL rather ihan 10 pay Doctors bill In cet
ioeH they can be infnsied amy time, with WARM
COLD TUB BATHS, SHOWER or vAPOR, and ample
accommodations. by oulng the corner Of Front and
cor'tom Streets CALVIN NEWTON.
June Il. off
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TO LET.

"a A COMMODIOUs store, Tenement and Barn
sMsaA II situated at Webster Depot. Ii is we'll caeu
Lated the eact and shoe business. rs si3aiance
help for Sss hra8sbes Of business he found
vicinity 1t is also well arranged for merchandising
which purpose il has been occupied for several wears
For terms, which will be liberal good tenant apply
the Depot Master, or CLEMANs & LARNED near Ina
refnises dtI Webster. Nov g.
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Wafer POWer 90 Lee,

TN New England Village, 6 Iniles,;rom Worcester
fRfM The Grafton Depot on the Boston and Wor
akA cester Rail Road. The building is % BY 81 feet
two stores well lighted, aud well sppei with
Also, near the above, GsIST MILL nearly new. II Z
building ia % by 26 feet with Two stories snj AZ attic
Two Stone and Cracker, has good Of CATION
Three Tenemenls rented WITT lhe ahrre, If de.
sired.
Also, A TAVERN STAND and LIVERY STABLE
sell or rent.
Any s Of the above viii be rented for ne OF mon.
years SMITH & TRAIT
New Gngisnl Village, Ma-ch 9. d~f
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Ear1n far Sale.

T3NHE Farm knowa as the THAXTER FARM, is offrr>
ed for SALE it being of the best in the county,
containing hundred and forty acres with all the
necessary buildings thereon in good repair and well
supplied with running Three hun red dollars
worth OF fruit is annually soli from SAID place
i&Ewtf A. NJ. MERRiFIELD
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City Furniture Ware House


w. IL ~. BAKER
IA OhLD prrtuIy inform the citizens of the CITY
~ Worcester and nifty and their former customers
mat they have opened large aud commolinns koous at
no. IA Main ST., corner Of Pleasant,
Ut the ihHhuac'ure and sale Of all The LATEST kinds
PARLOR FURNITURE.
they have constantly on hand, make shor: notice
me tfehch style and patterns OF R0seOOd lubo ard
Block Walnut COUCHES, 'OTTUMANS LJIr Mes
Iele te DlVANS and TABOURETS
Also, me FRENCH Spring Seat ROCKING CHIIRS con
slructeu lnon hr most approved principles comfort,
laSte and durabi'ryal The latest pate n. of American
CHAlRS-aso The French and English patterns Modern
AVID ADMINISTRATION CHAIRS OF every styIe-also,
Dentist, Barriers, and ORIENTAL EASY IHAIRs.
covered with Satin. Plush, Damask and Hair CI0lh-
Needle Work carefully mounted in the most tasteful man
ner.
Also, general assortment Of
Seer kTARiES, BUREAVTS.
Centre, Gard and Work TABLES-Book and Show Cases
Desks, Hat Trees, What Nots, Tea Poys &c.
Also, entire SETS CHAMBER FURNITURE.
large assortment Of Cheap Furniture cane and wood
Palm eai ami Hair 6TJTRESSES made and stuffed
Furniture repaired, UGrniShed &C.
foLFll and Other ChaTch Furniture made 10 order.
Upholstery and Carving
in all their braLcheS na esigns for Furniture Chr
tains and other Upholstery work furnished for single
articles suits OF rooms. 49,
". & III. b. having leased for term of wears
large and convenient building with extensive water
power attached, they command facilities for NE manufc
lure OF Furniture unsurpassed by any in the State and
having secured the services OF the experienced work
men, they prepared 10 execute ali orders in their b
ness, with economy durability and despatch They woDb
cal! particular attention the nct Of their apuiactriny
AL oil thelr Upholstery woik securing to theil cuso
meis articles wholly superior the Boston Auction fur,
nnre which can lie sold tacenty per centp less Than -
good article particularly il shop worn aud second hand
u Gentlemen about TO furnish Hotels. Board
ing HOUSES, or private residences, requested to call
Also Country Dealers will find il greatly TO their ivan.
Worcester, March i5 lei9 70 dv,f