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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-10-25
SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of writ Of levari facias issued
Out OF the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
county, Fenn'a, to me directed, will expose
TO public sale at the public house Of Jacob w.
Kresge, in Polk township, on o gd
Friday the 9th day of Novenabea meet,
a. o'clock, P. NJ, the following described prop
erty, TO wit: A certain messuage, tract or piece
of land situate in Chesnuthill township, in the
county of Monroe and Stale Of Pennsylvania
bounded and described as follows, 10 vii: Be-
ginning a, post, thence along land of Peter
Hawk north foriy-iwo degrees wesi, two hun.
dred and six and six-ten,hs perches 10 slone,
south lor,y-nine degrees, ives, eighly-six perch
es to pine, thence along land now or late the
heirs of William Henry. the elder, deceased.
North one and half degrees, ives. TWO hun
dred and eighty four perches and one-,enh of
perch TO stone; north eighly-une and three
quarter degrees, eastthree hundred and sixteen
and half perches to a stone. thence along land
Of now or late Felix Weiss, south one hundred
and three perches 10 stone, thence along land
of now or late the heirs Of Henry Schupp, south
eighty -eigh. and half degrees, west twenty
one and a half perches 10 pine, south one and
half degrees, east one hundred and fourteen
perches TO stone, thence along land Of now
or late Peter Schupp, south eighly-elght and
half degrees, west nineiy-slx perches aud three
tenihs to post, south Two and half degrees.
cas-. one hundred and six,y-four perches 10 a
stone, south thirty. eigh, and half degrees, ives,
two perches TO the place oil beginning, con-
tanning 8' 5aa ri 83 aI
800 Acres and 10 Perches,
more or less. 't, '.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
eriy of Joseph Smith, deceased, and TO be sold
by me. as e2aa slfsY ~ @ Il sao
PETER KEMMERER,
Sheriff's Office, Srroudsburg % Sheriff.
October 18. l849. .od 8 $50 sgaiIe /
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i. %. Of o. f.
Fort Penn Lodge, No. 1874.

The members Of this Lodge are hereby no.
,iied that special meeting will be held at he
Court House in Slroudsburg, on Saturday. the
i7lh day Of November next, a. o'clock in the
afternoon. to decide upon the plan Of the Hall
10 be erected by the Lodge several plans
will be Submitted This is a matter of impor-
lance 10 each member, and it is hoped that
every one will be in attendance. t
By order of the Lodge, Felga9
THEODORE SCHoCH, See
Siroudsburg, October 25 lS49.
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Overflow of Red River.

The Alexandria Republican states The losses
through the inundsiion will be immense. La
that parish alone. if The crop of cotton be es-
timaied at q, 900 bales, and of sugar at 40, 600
hogsheads, with The usual quantity OF molasses,
The loss will be 100000 dollars and should
the injuries done 10 the corn crop and properly
generally be taken into consideration ii will
run up to 5000 900 dollars The Red River
valley, instead Of giving 900 bales of cot
ton will not yield this year more than $4,000
dollars. Hiere is loss of 100000 dollars.
Half an ounce Of Alum in powder, will puIi-
fy twelve gallons of corrupted water.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-10-25

There is an account in The last number Of the
New England Surgical Journal, of a child be-
ing poisoned by the administration Of one drop
of laudanum, by its mother, for gripping. Il
was fine healthy child, and i. lived but eleven
hours after the laudanum was administered.-
People should be very careful abou, the use Of
drugs that are repuied dangerous, especially in
administering the same TO children, who can
not tell the state of their feelings.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-10-25
In a bad Way.

The editor Of the Abbevile Independent,
published in Vermillion Parish, Louisiana. says
he has been on the borders of starvation ever
since he has been there. Corn canno, be had
at any price, there no. being sufficiency
raised in the Parish for breadsiuff. He longs
10 eat corn dodger with fresh butter smeared
=,
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bachelors at a Premium.

The Nottingham Mercury says that bache-
lor living at Mansfield. lately ordered the town
crier 10 announce his want of wife, 30 years
old. of amiabIe temper, and clean and indusri
Gus habits. He was so overwhelmed with ap-
plican,s lha, he found himself unable to make
choice, and was compelled TO leave the town
TO escape his impending fate.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-10-25
The Erie Bank.

This institution has resumed specie pay
men,s, The Erie Pa. Gazette says:
We learn from those who are we'll informed
that It's former liabilities have been honorably
cancelled, and i, is now placed upon healthy
and permanent basis. It's notes are redeemed
in Philadelphia a, one per cent.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given TO the members OF
MONROE DIVISION, No. 27l, Sons OF TEN
PERANcE, ,ha, their annual meeting will be held
on Monday the 5lh of November nexl, 10 com
mence al l-2 o'clock NJ. -.
SAMUEL MEL1CK, R. S.
JOHN r. RUXTON, F. S. PCS
Slroudsburg, October Is, lS49. Z"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-10-25

Gov. Manly. of North Coroliba, has set apart
Thursday, the 18th November, as day oi gen.
eral Thanksgiving
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-10-25
September l9, Is49.

In almost every industrial
pursuit, as..farmers, mechanics, merchants, &c.
Pennsylvanians would be al home here, and
from their high character for integrity, would
am sure, soon place themselves in comforia
BILE positions. The great characteristic oil this
country. and one tha, am satisfied will insure
Its rapid settlement, is this: that while the
soil 10 as fertile as any in the Valley of the
Mississippi, il is happily as healthy as the
mountain region. of Pennsylvania. We have
no fever and ague here. In emigra,ng from
Pennsylsania 10 Illinois, you would have to
anticipate suffering for Two or three years from
spells of fever, or fever and ague, until you be-
come acclima,ed here there is nothing of that
kind to be feared. Here all kinds of farm
produce command higher prices than in Penn
sylvania, and this will long continue to be the
case, as the military posts and Indian agencies,
pineries and the fur trade will ever continue 10
give us good home market, and The Missis-
sippi opens highway for the oule, of our sur.
plus produce.
ofall other people shall be most happy to
see Pennsylvanlans among US. There are
now large number here. shall myself feel
more al home when they settle amongst US, and
know tha. in them the Territory will have
Its best and mos. reliable population.
By all means advise your friends and mine
TO pay US a visit and see for themselves if
they do so, have no doubt they will remain.
Remember me 10 my Lebanon county friends,
for whom shall ever cherish The wsrmest feel
ings. Very truly, yours &c,
ALEX. RAMSEY.
Mr.. JOAN NELLY, Jones,own, Lebanon Co., Pa.
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SHERTFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of a writ Of venditioni 4exponas is-
sued out ofthe Court Of Common Pleas, of Mon
roe county, Penn'a, TO me directed, viii ,ex-
pose TO public sale a, The public house of Jacob
w. Kresge, in Polk township, on ,o,a fea
Friday the 9th day Of NoUem6er.
next, a. o'clock NJ, the following described
property, TO wit: A certain Lot or piece of land
situate in Polk township. in the county of Mon
roe, containing .'IIn .s''9S
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Three Acres.

more or less, adjoining lands of John Shafer
and others, abou, one acre Of which is cleared.
Seized and taken in execution as The pr op-
erly of Israel tSaviiz, and TO be sold by me-.
ad PETER aKEMMERER, s'
Sheriff's Office, Sroudsburg,| Sheriff.
October lS. IS49 =.
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Letter from Gov. Ramsey.

In a letter from Gov. Ramsey. says the Leb-
anon Courier. 10 one Of our friends in this
county, which we have been permitted TO read
and extract from, we find information which
will be Of advantage. perhaps, TO some Of our
readers, and which gives an idea of the re-
sources and prospects of the new territory that
can be relied on. If any Of our young men
think of (" seeking their fortunes" in the great
West, we would advise them, by all means, 10
gire consideration 10 Minnesota:
ST.. PAUL, Minnesota,
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Rheumatism. ..r
RIaekssIrs TsIdad Sent II

Dr. TOunsend-Dear Sir have suffered terribly for nas
years with Rheumatism considerable of the time could
not eat sleep or walk had the distressing palms,
my limbs terribly swollen. have used four bottles
of your Sarsaparilla and they have done than
one thousand dollars worth of good much
indeed l. entirely relieved. You liberty
this for the benefit of tho afflicted. ..ft ..s
..
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Shifting RIood.

DR. TowNsEND-I verify believe your Sarsaparills b
been the MEANS through Providence. Of saving my life
have several had bad Cough 1t became
At last raised large quantities of blood had mig
sweas and greatly debtated and reduced and did
time and there has wonderful change been wrought In
able walk all the city. raise blood an
my cough has e me. You well imagine that am than
fal for these results. Your obedient servant
WIN. RUSSEI. IS Cafherine-af
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7 l-Is-.T IOurs, respfCtIuIIy,
Fits. Fifs.. Fits!:.


Dr. Townsend having tested his Sarsaparla in
Fits of IT, and surprised
receive following from intelligent and respectable
Farmer in Westchester County - ~ = ...
at. s4g T., -, Fordham, Aug1st I3 le47.
Dr. Topnsend-Dear Sir: have little girl years
of age who has been several years afflicted with Fits
tried everything for her but without last
although could find your circulars
for like hers thought as she in deicsts
health would her Of Sarsaparia and are
glad only restored her strength bur she
has had of the Fits pleasure and
prise She fast becoming rugged and healthy for which
feel grateful. Yours, respectfully,
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Turkey I'LL Estate fer saln.

SzsA HIS valushe Estate is Offered for sqle on
.%.e9 terms that cannot fail to suit pm chasers II
S~~% consists OF about sixty acres of loud with con-
runs through the OF SAID Farm and falls in cal.
Fart OF one hundred and twenty five feet in he distance
enoa' ~ rods forming one OF the best Water Powers
n Worcester County.
mere are now upon The premises three thorough built
ma substantial ROCK Dams, with Gris, Saw Lathe and
Shhsle Mills, all IN good running The Mill Pond
Is one mile IN length and extends from the read leadp
10 NcW bralntfee, to that leading Barre Half mile
above The Mill Pond is Turkey Hill Pord which is The
man reservoir For description this Pond or Lake
see Typographical OF Massachusetts,
From the best authority, and ac1ual survey I vouId
announce to the public that this Water Power amply
Suc'eht TO move in the aggregate, five hundred Cotton
WIN ali their attendant machinery, thai
OF any other The location is good, and easy of access
oeIhS miles from the City Hall in Worcester on The
ea' thorough fare through Paxton Rutland Barre Oak
ham, and New Braintree.
me abUve las been surveyed plan and profile drawn
"hich may he seen by calling the subscriber or those
nc mas the liberty to refer to. Ii will be sold as whole
u" III seperatS privileges may best suit purchasers
forlurher particIlas, inquire of the subscriber in
reW TorCfster, or Hon Isaac Davis Horceser-Alber
IJurts, ESQ., Ne~ Worcester,-Thos. Bottomly Esq .
r. ! t, Esq, Providence r. I.,-Simom
=, Gros' Esq n,ciady A. Y,-Messrs Pratt
Do"hs Scott, Woroester,- Willard SNOW, Esq Par
'o',-Dahel Coburn Esq, L0t9eH.
New Worcester, Dec 20, 1913 dw.f
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FACTORY TO LET.

TN SPENCER, table for Cotton or Wooden
20 1 Goods. or oiher manufacturing or mechanical
i purposes. SAID Fac DRY is situated IN the Centre
Village of spencer, never failing sTtam OF water
lowing sufficient power tor operating 20 cotton looms ac
prepsTaon more than sufficient for ole set Wooien
machinery The building is SO by 30 tt. three stories and
attic nearly and in rs>Tate Older, with "a II brest
wheel with main drums and belts Connected with the
abb We is new Dwelling House ior two TenemenIs, and
seven acres Land.
Reference may he had TO WARREN BAKER, Worcester /;
JAMES DRAPER, Esq., of Spencer OF the Subscribers IN
Warren KNOWLES Il SHELLEY
lime H. dwf
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FARET FOR SALE.

- lie subscriber offers for his Farm, situated
s;Hkf ABOUT mile south OF Grafton GENRE, contain
zS' ing about e5 acres Of good Land well watefed-the
bull' lss are IN good condiionthe House large and
convenient for two families. with never failing well OF
excellent waller IN The house-the Barn has been but
within lew 5esrs. The Farm isadvided into Pasture
WdoI Land, Moving aud Tillage. There is good Water
privilege on Tue premises, where dam he raised with
ont Huwing other premises. Said Fam will be snld low
an On easy terms. For further apply to the
subscriber In sutton centre, To HENRY PRENTICE
on The premises. HENRY ID. HOWARD
Sutton, Dec 5. dyy,r
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TO IET

=. T7HE BRICK BUILDING on Lincoln Square
SEsfs ! known as the Worcester Branch Railroad Del
is&s- pot 100 feet by 50-wil be fitted up acCommo
date ssse track will be laid if desired, Tor run
into basement.
Also Building situated near the Boston and Worcester
Railroad Bridge suitable for Machine Shop so by 80 H.
stories high with engine and engine house attach
sand Backsmith's shop near 30 by IS feet, storef
high with yard roonI-will be fitted to suit tenants.
Immediate possession given IngErs the office of the
Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company, n o. l4S Mali
Street du Feb .
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Water Fewer TO Let,

=, TN New England Village, 6 miles irom Worcester
ffA near the Grafton Depot, the Boston and Wor
ISs4 cester Rail Road. The buiiing is % by So eet
two stories well lighted and wei supplied with wafer
Also near The above, GRiSr MILL, nearly new. III
buildng % by rs feet with two stories and an attic
Two run OF and Cracker, has good run of cGsto4
Three or four Tenemenls rented with the above, if de-
sired. -
Also A TAVERN STAND and LIVERY STABLE
sell or rent.
Any or all Of the above viii be rented for
Years SMITH d PRATT.
New England Village March 9. dUlf
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HOUSE LOTS FOR SALE,

building LOTS on Wellington Street. "a new Street
ID running west ON Main Street the residence
OF Ahei Jaques, Esq Also en- Austin, Chandler Chat,
ham, Newbury, and Quincy Streets
The abve Lots for the first lime offered for
sale The laed adjoining hem being built upon ind their
pleasant location near Nin street, makes them the most
desirable Lots The city. Terms a lie to suit he pur
chaser. L. & S 2. HARRINGTON
Aug 90. dwtf IL Portland Street
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Abdominal, Supporters, Trusses, Braces
Magnetic Batteries, &c,

HUE subsct Iber has taken Rooms, B0IUen's Block
NO 2O3 Main Street, UoTceSter-where he now has,
anu VIII cOnstanty keep for sale agent large
ment OF Meads Vibrating Magnetic Neutrality-suspicious.
nal supporters Shoulder Braces, and various
other mechanical applanceAgreatly promoIive human
health and comfort
The subscriber, in applying the Magnetic Battery in
connection either with, without these .rCles has re-
lieyed cured mauy persons in different parts of The
State, Affected with uptures, spinal curvaiures rheuma
ism and great variety OF disorders and will
continue 10 do either his Rooms residence
ofany lady or gentleman, who may favor HIM with a
request, Tor any Of the above Instruments TOR his ser
wees in the application OF the Galvanc Battery.
April H. dtf John G.. KNAPP
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SERAPHTMEs AND EOLIANS.

TNARLEY q PEAKsUN, continne 20 Manufacture
Il their Old STAND, us old Ne) 1908 new MOI
MAIN STREET,
SER6PHINES, NOLiASS, REED ORGANS AND
MELO OIAN5 OF uoeror quality, which hey are pre-
pared furnish ut wholesale retail the
able terms. All Instruments manu- ac1Ied by us are
e0yrontsd " Dealers and Others respectfully invited
to call teore purchasing elsewhere.
Worcester, Aug IA d6m
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REMOVAL.

THE subscriber has removed from Court Mills, to
DOct. Heywood's building, CENTRaL STREET, where
he will continue to manufacture Boat and Shoe Patterns
Agpie Tree, Cocoa, Borwood, and Lignu Vite eeins
Sticks Stitching Benches Pegens Jacks Cutting Boards
stair and Fence BALcsTERs. jon work and Wood Tnrn
ing done order GERRY VALENTINE.
Worcester April 8, l5z9. dwIy
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FISH MARKET.

LUIA IUNIGIALl
NO. Is FRONT STREET, WORCESTER,
M HERE can be found all the different kinds of FRESH
w FISH The affords from the NeHYork Boston
Hartford, New Haven, Norwich, New London and Prov
idence markets. such Col Haddock BackereL Haibut
Shad Bass, Black and Blue Fish Salmon &c together
with an assortment If small Fish from salt and Fresh
waters Also, all kinds at SHELL FISH from the above
places Also an assortment Dried Smoked and Picked
Fish, wholesale and retail.
~ Fish bought at this market will be dressed in The
best and most fashionable Sly le and sent reasonable
distance free Of charge. TERMs CASH
W Cash pad tor AL kinds of FRESH WATER FISH.
April g. N. G SPRAGUE
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Coaches sRmd Harnesses for Sale.
NE subscriber has for sale, nine passenger STAGE
L COACHES. One of them is nearly new has been
run bGt four months is trimmed and finished in most ole
giant sty with The best The other Of The
same style and finish, but has been used longer weighing
about 1880 lbs each
Also. set OF STAGE HARNESSES, all in good order,
and will be sold at great bargains w. q. CLARK.
Worcester, June IA 1879 dtf
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REMOVAL.

1a29I4V Y 341ji
FIR. Z. A. KITTREDGE has removed his
~ Office his Hydropathic Institution No 81
Franklin Place. franklin Street, BOSTOT Vapor and
all kinds of Unmedcaed Warm and Cold Baths, always
readiness at the Establishment.
Transient boarders in acute diseases II desired find
te best of and treatment the house, ill restored
For such two dollars per day. and upwards For perna
boaEdeTs from dollars day, according
10 rooms, &c. dwif May 29.
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Farm for Sale.

'ENuE Farm known rs The THAXTER FARM is offer,
Ell tor sale, il being OF the best in the county
containing one hundred ami iofty acres with all the
necessary buildings thereon, III good repair ami well
supplied with running water. Three hun red dollar
worth OF fruit is annually Id from said place
devil A. NJ. MERRIFIEI.D d.
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II

n I a A a a ~
'sNllE subscriber, having fitted up anew and increased
u the mar Der of his BATHING ROOMS, reminds the
citizens OF Worcester, that il they choose and
REMAIN WELL, rather than pay Doctors bill to get
iDeH they can be furnished, any time, with WARM
COLD TUB BATHS, SHOWER or VAPOR, and ample
accommodating by calling at the of Front
C0rIton Streets. CALVIN NEWTON
June II
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WHENCE THE DTF'TEREWCE /?

III slClAN Of extensive practice, in this city has
os but Two patients OF t, phUs phoid fever since
June ION, 1850 and Except when complicated Wi.h
oiher diseases in nf.nts one patent of dysenery
duI' the same time in several other asses (ot
PrhAps, IN W his succ IS has been eQuaiy marked
any one tntelgenijy eXI in the eison
hug II. 3law3nis CALVIN NEWTON, NJ d.
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TO LET,

-, A COMMODICUs Store. Tenement and Barn
60 Il situated at Webster Depot. II is well calcu-
4slatel for the Beet ana shoe business abundance
aep hess branches Of business is De foand in
vicinity. II is also well arranged for merchandising, for
which purpose it has been occupied for several ears.
For terms, which will be liberal TO good tenant, apply
10 the Depot Master, or CLEMANS q LARNED, near lhs
remises dtI Webster, n ov 2.
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TO MARRIEn LANES
NOTICE,

ITV EVlJ,
'EfHE depreciation OF the value of Coy;f,rn;,
God Dust, account Of The ereat nbun5arca IN
mfrket compes the undersigned TO decline tsk,no av
more at present, but i wns und GLAD 10 receive lew
Thousand Dollars, in BANK BILLS in exchsrre for 20"
FLOUR, CORN, OATS, SHORTS. RYE
BUCKW WHEAT FLOUR, MEAL Sc ac
Purchasers may he assured that ! sell as low ms N.
above articles can he had iD the City. ~
| only charge COST AMI -
Call at No. Is Washington Square.
feo~4' al Otis BRAMAN.
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20 Preserve and Egeaulifv.

10 PFcseFVc and EBeaQgasay.
DUSPINI'S ITALIAN HAIR TONIC is now
IL universally considered the best toilet ever
invented for cleansing and impartrg healthy and yigor
growth to the human hair All aika!es ard punEent
spirits tend to dry and stimulate, giving
ishment and strength and destroy te vitality
roots or bull The Italian tonic is sovereign remedy
all diseases of the hair scalp and al eruptions
and dandrnf speedily eiadcae, leavRg the hair
beautifully soft and brilliant. trial OF will prove
10 be nneqnaled preseTUcCe and restorative Man
ufactured only by j. l.. BURBANK Worcester
NJ. b. GREEN and j. GREEN d CO.. Agents for Wors
cester. G24w&W3m Sept 20.
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ners-Ground Plaster.

To Farmers-Ground Plaster.
HAVING made arrangements for DIRECT :mpora-
IL ton of PLASTER and having "snpertor tactH'ie
for grinding tn same at OF the hest WATER PRIV
LEGEs in this vicinity, prepared TO .ureis
it freLh and fine ground, in bulk barrel, and in
quantity desired A. d, W, II. HARRIS
Aug %. dwu
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A BARGAIN,

n ia RGA1N,
A ND A RARE CHANCE is offered to
p business man who would Ike engnge in the Dry
and Vest india Goods business in pleasant and hrvir
village, on he line of he Western Rail R,8l, ten miles
from The City Worcester The subscriber being about
to change his business, will sell his entire stock and stand
a. very great bargain Any individual having mOdtr-
Ae cash capital and wishing to eng-ge in the business Of
Country Store, where money can be made may apply
personally or by letter. cost paid to
Jujy IA dtf JOHN FIR I'll, Cldpypil{e Mass
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ME QUOIE THE LANC

used by those who have BE- cured by this valuable medicine
One says 81 have su ed beyond my power rp.op but
now rejice ~ being FULLY hea and happiness
Another says, 81 thank God feel that ! am a well man. |
also eei my sdniy TO proclaim II to the ends the earth,
thai those similarly afflicted may find relief other, who
is
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FOR SALE.

AK VALUABLE ESTATE, No. II Summer ST.,
fiias y consisting House Barn and Buildiag Of
-AA supply good and durable water with many de-
rable privileges, when examined dtf March s.
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For Sale.

S~A 4 TWO story dwelling louise, situated on Salem
fs1ssA "A ST Said house is so by % feet with wood
IFhed AID other convenences. the lott IS feet by
"a, convenient for large small family and a consider.
able fruit premises For further particulars inquire
Of ALVAN ALLEN, Is Trumbul ST.
worcester. Ely l., 1913. dtf.