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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-20
GOODS. GooDe.. Goops,,,

JUST opened at the West end Of the public
~ square IN the town of Marshall, AMI for
sale under the care of Mr. T. &. PIERCE. a
large aud well selected stock Of I'M Goods,
consisting IN part OF the following articles to-
Wit: Broadcoihs and cassimerc,. lai.st styles
OF French, English, and Amesfean prints cot
tonadcs brown and bleachu shretiprs and
slirtDgs PLATA Il = rr<~ lr=
net. Inghains, silk and worsicl t,isi5ts. bleach
cd, brown, aud irish linncns, ailj general As
,ortmcnt oil bonncts and rihhrna, lJcc3 and
fncn, too tedious to mention, together with
"a extensive lot Of gcnilemens clothing hats
and caps, boots, ami shoes; ecnilpmens AMI
ladies' saddles, brides, aud ugHnuics. hand
war;, queeasware, and cutlery, assorted ,ro,er-
les, Ne. Ac.
The public are invited 10 call and examine
for themselves.
PERMEIlA l.. CLARK,
iiH'F cs'a,s y SdiSbsrry tisas, dtG
June %, 1919. uG II
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N1RAYED or NIOLEN.

LRDM the subscriber, living ~ the town OF
! Marshall, Harrison county, Texas, one Bay
liars, about seven years old, fourteen AMI q
half hands high; star in his forehead; hips
rough or ragged, and when missing he was in
tolerthly good order Also >mrci Mar
Nuie, ordinary size, long name and tail, ears
long and liltle llappcd. HAVING been worked
considerably before they left, il is possible
that thcrc may be some collar and trace marks
upon them. They left about the 10th of April
last. Any person delivering one or both oi
said animals io me in Marshall, or ahnq me
information SO that get them, shall be- literally
rewarded. II. l. PEARtE.
July q 1870. ~ It
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STEAM MILL.
b.

TINE undersigned with pleasure, announces
l to hit friends and the public, generally, that
his Steam Mil, situated one mile and fourth
from Marshall, is in successful operation. Tie Is
prepared ia accommodate bills Of lumber Of
aiY description, ut short notice, on his usual
terms His Grist va has recently been int
proved IN its mnchucry, and q department has
been added for the manufacture Of houg, sup
Piled with good boiling apparatus. lie has
been induced 10 add this Improvement 10 his
establishment, by the repeated wishes of his
PATRONS, and the evident want Of such Facilities
m the country. Il is TO l., hoped that there
win be no longer any impeachment 10 the cal-
turc Of wheat b. farmer, in this vicinity, on
account of q want Of the no,tssir, conlN-
uicnrc for It's manufacture.
Grateful Ter r1-t tvors- he hopes that BIS
PATRONAGE viii hc commen urtg with the cN-
p,n.cot his improvements, and itlors him ~
iha, the public will find ready accommodation
Al hi, establishment.
A. u. III RRESS.
/ June l. 1919. M Ily
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Saddle and Harness Making,

INilE undersigned are prepared to execute al
the varieties Of work he the liae of Saddle
and Harness Making then material are of th,
best description, and their work porlauncd at
iaetur,d by Nh. TuRNIE, formerly Of San Au-
justine.
Their terms will hc accommodating. and il
desitcd viii be on credit IL paneIud customers
Shop, 1T Grains TaRyarl, On Main strcl West
Of the public square, Mu-hlll, Texas.
igi-9ly GRAIN y DilNAW NJ.
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TIM success which lma attended Tho ruhlica-
ton of the REruElioAy, aud ito circulation thu.
ir, has been well calculated TO cheer Us in on
cour7', w base printed but few numbers
and GUY subscription is already hfrer, perhaps
than that OF amy other country paper in Texas
For the general appreciation with which our
sheet has been greeted, rs well us the interest
which our iilcnd3 have taken IN itl success, we
feel thankful aud Halter ourtol,cs that We shall
continue to hl the measure Of public oxpocta-
ton. We shall soon have an cNchan..c si ol
sixty or seventy Of the best now papers IN the
United State, which viii doubtless lend H.
great assistance in catering for The public taste
Politics Agriculture, Mechanic literature and
the Afts and Silence and al other subjects
worthy Of public aceeplation, viii ind IA hum
bic advocate in the RurlrLIcAM
10 those who are Sc, STRANGER to our paper
We viii say that IN politics We are d.mocratie.
", advocate mclsurcs-wo ate the servants OF
principles, and not Of men.
The TgNAs REPUBLICAN Is printed weekly
with new and beautiful type, on an imperial
sheet, at Che following terms, Per annum, IN
nlraac', TWO DOLLARS. within six months,
Three Dollars, al the cad of the year -Four
Dollars, Payments made within Two months
from the time of subscribing shall be consid-
cred in advance.
Il. \. & f. J. pATILID.
Marshall, Tcras, JIM, lsl9
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D. Judge Mills, candidate for Governor,
viii address his lcllow-ciiilens at the following
places, upon the day mentioned, and would be
clad TO meet with his opponents IA they can
make it convenient. He would have hccn
rrati6cd To have made iull appointments for
the State, but the time previous to the election
is limited, and an entire canvass impossible.
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STE \Mt,k DlCk kINEk,

~ Regu'nr Ri Rircr ptclc', f'r
.sf Aitraniria, \a'chuochrs, Nhrcopor'
Por9 Cqfio, amt jefferson, j. ArrrGArG Master
viii make regular trips throughout the season
HER accommodations are good, her officers at.
tcnti,c, and It is the desire to make her IN every
respect worthy OF patronage.
July 20 1919. Q b.
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COTTON GI\Sl

AE have established Branch of our extern
w siyc Cotton Gin Mandatory, one mile
from Shreveport Ia. on the Greenwood road,
We are prepared To furnish any number of our
fine improved Cotton Gins. We are prepared,
also, 70 repair Gins made by amy manufacturers.
All onhrs, by mail or otherA use, viii be faith
fully and promptly attended TO. We have
in our possession quite a number of certificates
from hosc who have used our Gins. We war
rant them IN all cases, with proper usage, TO
perform we'll ROSE y Sl4lTON,
June L. ~. Agents for l.. TAYLOR a to
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IUE STATE or TEXAS.

CoUsrY uI HARRISON
County Court pertaining 10 the cstascs OF de-
ceased persons
INN Tenn, 4. n. 1919.
T1>lIE accounts Of John W Massc. Admins.
| traitor, and Mary M.ls,ie, Administrative, OF
the estate OF sihomas Aston. deceased, have
been filed in this Office and will be- opcucd nj
the july Term, lSl,', ior final settlement, when
md whcnr, any person interested may attend
and contest Them il they see proper.
T.. e. BEAIlEN, Ciak
n tle Cau1gy Coeu q sad County,
June 20 1919. nj 81.
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Coon tomr,N Young nisn chon.c good con-
iany. Neu aff, N general hul lulr nwnrt how murl
your rslrilitun s ~ 'cird IN ,icw at it,r public h,
lhe company yon hosp The olanogit 81 yof ,tso.
'iAr' H -ili Ifgaries a. yuuf own. II ynu rrsh the
~rriy Of The worthy u rl,als YOU Ia III. c.iina,.ln
"i The public. az 1t Is an evidence ih1i yau respect 9th
en On The contrary. hiumars with fs'r.uus oil bad
Char Ter SINKS fru ~ the osea ut The puddle.
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III
~ ,,i,fi ut June 3ls
rv a, e., .,ao, oh,;oa,ion- to C,r, Inn
or ,he Is, infantry. who arrived here n
= ...,. ..,u,e from Eari, PAS, for The follow.
r 80 r,l1iing to the attack by Indians upon
r.. -t. who were returning with their carts
-, IN. l.ona. and the murder of seven oil
M ..st. Can't Burbank states that at a creek
~ Rapchrfo, some sixty mile. from this
- i. ora tlt road lrading To Inc i.eona. he cafic
t,,q, dead Mcxi,ans. who, e., identity, had
n kH, hv Indians from the appearance OF
hnlr.. Having been pierced With arrows
nr.,e These murders were committed on
r-.da. LIST. Eycr,thinr was taken from the
..lf.c dead bodies stripped Of al their
e These licyieans were citizens of this
''o" 'inli"! ~
NiH oul supplies '" NV ''"'''' ''V'V
"a .i tfr party, seven ui Wh"h were
arr mI.iuV hi, escape The McN aan
,.f.i. ,,. ,rnort- hat the prinrinsi
~ - c,It / j.,
20 JUS tNt titedy was 'i"''' ''"F'i INV N"i1i-
'. who unly icN GAYS arc accom-
3D. " .hhors TO this place. GuDla
II .t,,.~ Indians at brst nrof.s,,l
al ".. H. '"' - - y
t iHi' p W "iN' "''! oec''vh liu
f. l,iu. Htn Wer mol hprrScd that the ln.
~ ID ,,#,,., It friendly Until ihcv commenced M,
- ..,.rc Cant Eurf,nt .,,. A., H.
- u ,,,,,,ri -nr,o,,,,,,;,,,. -,
eNa' 'Hi 1ioI.'t p '''''',"k s'e SPOT
Mhti ltI "'iN hiiloui ana ne would lude from
ih6 ,af.t.rau,c Of things that there we've aboui
tvnrg -fic Indians IN the party The trail led
y. q aoulhcfly direction, and We have uo
I4 on. Wh.5 thcy have gone on the lower
icrrbi ur1r the coast
Another fcnar, has reached IA ,bousb !,
- tt.,,.t .,,,.,.., I'LL - y
''''''''''"'' s"'fV'''" I' u Ahlr-
20 f'in N'h iiacc b"twecn party OF Amer
Hd a BAND Of Indians an Tho San tntn,io
mr tfU. miles bplo,y this nlnrp m,
.T ,,l.,t ANA, ,,,.,,a,, - a., a.
, '''''' ~ ''''' VI,
''-'' h'"s' I'VE ih'i'lis' anu lu~i one 81
own i"tiN lie further states that he saw
,..4..;.,...t .,..r how, a.. L.,,J !, g, 49,.
~ 80 f'''' ~ H'shh 70 lNAi MY
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F,rurR N,rnsw.-'rhc eitizcns at New Yar,
are making great preparations iof ihc reception Of She
rfeat apostle OF Temperature. " to b. the rgc,, nj
the cy. and i,-fel at The Irwin liuusc I1,a sls,p
ish,aSaa, on "h'eh hc 8 passenger, lea LHefpDe
IN the slsi inst
Whcn tho vessel arrives, Father Mathew viii r..
man Mt staten siani inr aboni two DAYS IN unlef To
give time tor liz iiih,c reception IN New York A
committee of The tnnmon Council, AMI another Of The
Grnd ''isnn u The Sons Of Temperance are TO r..
cciyc him. Thirty Divisions uf the sons ri Iemn,f.
ancc hn'c air'aiy announced their intention of l,nnr
tie Procession
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1'hl .hd presiding oHirpr vll uicly cl-
apg, ihy requirements in ihe ah9ee notice, and
max, f,tuu- 10 lac at Mar hlll as objected uj
llo.
r 4 pATlIlD
V,rdrv Inv aib $50
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IIiE STATE. or TEXAS,

CoUsrY on lIARRisoS.
County Court apperianing to the estates Of
deceased persons,
jam Iirm, 4 y. 1919
TIVE accounts of Alfred Coleman, Admins
i traitor OF the estate OF Ebcncler Pollok,
deceased, have been flied in this office, and Will
be opened for final settlement, At the july term
of said court, 1919 when and where al per-
sons may attend, and contest thcin, il they sec
proper
T.. E. BEiZlEY, Clerk
81 he County Court II sad County.
July 6, nj 81.
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ffrsuS
l.mcus Cock.
10 qny dpfai oflcsr u said Co,'nfg. GErr9SG
NlTllEkEAS W r. Poae, Attorney fer the
w plaintiff ii the above Stated suit, has this
dav made oath leiorc mc, that ssid i.pens
toek is indebted 10 said plaintiff and thai SAID
i.lncus tuek Is absent from the State
TGs is Therefore TO command lou, chat You
citc the said linrue Cock, def, ndlnt 10 arpcaI
bcforc ma. at nay office IN the town cl tarihaor
On the Lisi Saturday ii July neal, hy puhlrd.
ton Ia the Taas Il publican, . ucv paper
published IN IT,, town Of Matsllal for thne
suct,ash o weeks H,sious 20 the rvtuan Of thla
Citation, 70 ansWcr unto the .slij W HAN 4
Martin. who sues for the use. Of lichrs >
Thompson IN rlea Of debt an point. Guy
uoie. iof ono hundred doilgi payable ln cot.
ton dated February twenty ihinl A. o. ISIS
and duc the twenty huh December nest thce-
after
Nuncas. + licn,y Martin, m acting Justice
Of tho lcacc In and ler aid county the ninth
dV of June \. IA, lhih
g, Given under nay hand ard zeal
l'' ~ the day and year above written
4. HENRY MARTIN, J, 7,
Received In ntltec Jun iith lsil, spd cent
trjhe,d'toT u the rtm ffi' 'c4F iu ls''
lDtoN
n Asnfrsg. W Z
l'u'e - ~ st.
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lust RECEIVED.

4 T the Marshall ldt,ry n,rot ~ ~
~ timers apprentice, az III 90 Ne ! rl
in 1878 and ~ mo exciting and iutsrlstiH
tale price 81 cents.
June | NJ l. G. STEihNS
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tH = rmr Woor- 4 Who's idla.'
letter To the NoHh AHssritas, dated
iaa f.h -ays;
d 't iH rarrs Of yesterday We learn that
thr Wo-Nis m NeW Rmu.Wirh had
..' nriui rsg,isliy lhuaitnme great
iar at .Hl iery
So Andnws, l1h nsst. saws that a
Nc,s River had lecn destroyed. hs',.tl
h 'r '..rpNr saw mil, Belonging 10 Moor
Hhi l end lnrer quantities OF umls'f
VI 'r'irei pcrS''ns had h'en compelled "a
.of sairiy The fin was burning oul
NeN' nl aaw mills n-n' DESTROYED
lnre eight large srsols are bcmg
{. r''i' = with dcst,,ciiou
''seI oi'rty rmin anil luml,er is ,aid ~ 0.
ira one can tel when ~ whr- the fir,
Hn
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,EilE second Academic year ilis lnt.u.
uon COMMENCED on tbs 5tA day ct A4ieh,
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THE STATE OF Texas,
Pamela County.
WhiamX T. Martin, use OF Henry $, Thomson,
ffrsuS
Imcus Cock.
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T. T. q T. ]. PNTTIID.
Marshall, TGras, JIM 1919.
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"but leave with me thy horse, and leave

shut leave with me thy horse, and leave W
the mail-Iess a worse thing come upon t
The man arose, and proceeded towards Berwick
trembling, and the robber, mounting the horse
which he had lett, rode rapidly across the
heath.
Preparations were making for the execution OF
Sir John Cochrane, and the offers Of
waited only for the arrival OF the mail
second death warrant 10 lead him toith
fold, when tdings arrived that the mail, had again
been robbed For yet fourteen days. and the
life Of the prisoner would be again prolonged
He again Tell on the neck Of his daughter and
wept and said -
eli is good-the hand of Heaven is 10 this!"
"Said not" replied the maiden-and Tor the
first time she wept aloud-"that my father should
not die ~
The fourteen days were not yet passed, when
the prison doors flew open, and the old Earl oil
Dundonald rushed 10 the arms OF his son His
intercession with the confessor had at length been
successful and after twice signing the warrant
for the execution of Sir John, which had so often
failed in reaching its destination the king had
sealed his pardon. HI had hurried with his faith
err from the prison to his own house-his family
were clinging around him, shedding tears OF Joy
and they were marveling with gratitude at
the mysterious providence that had twice inter-
cepted the mail and saved his life, when stran-
ger craved an audience. Sir John desired him
to be admitted and the robber entered. He
was habited, as we have before described, with
the cOarser cloak and jerkn, but his bear
ing was above his condition. On entering he
slightly touched his beaver, but remained cover
ed.
"When you have perused these said he, ia
ing two papers from his bosom, sscast them into
the fire."
Sir John glanced on them, started and became
pale-they were his death warrants.
"My deliverer," exclaimed he, show shall
thank thee-how repay the savior OF my life 3
NV tather-my children-thank him for me-"
The old Earl grasped the hand of tn stranger;
the children embraced him and he burst into
tears.
'By what name,'' eagerly inquired Sir John,
"shall thank my deliverer:"
The stranger wept aloud; and raising his beav :
err, the raven tresses of Grzel Cochrane fell upon
the coarse cloak
"Gracious Heavens !" exclaimed the astonish-
ed and enraptured father, smy own child my
SAVIOR my own Grizel!"
1t unnecessary to add more-the magma
ton Of the reader can supply the rest; and we
may only add that Grizel Cochrane, whose hero
ism and noble affection have here been hurriediy
and imperfectly sketched, was tradition says, the
grandmother Of the late Sir John Stuart of Alan
bank, and great-great grandmother OF Mr.. Coutts,
the celebrated banker.
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Particular Notice,

VNHE impression having gone abroad 10 considerable
extent, that the subscribers exinn in BUSH
ness with new concern just starred in this city bearing
to inform friends customers that ave no inter-
est in the business transactions Of any individual hey ond
the limits own Store
We would here take occasion express gratitude
for the very liberal patronage extended to Establish
men for The past four by friends and the public
generally and beg say that er for the fDtu will
be to cherish the good will of all who do business U.S.
by being remiss in nothing which will tend their advan
tage either in system of doing business in the pur
chase Of our Goods
OF our stock will only say that shall at all times
Keep as good an assortment of Goods in line any
nned almost exclusively TO the sale of HOSIERY,
GLOVES, and all the small usually kept in a
First Class Thread Store, with facilities Of buying
AWAY for Cash, do not hesitate sny that prices
will be UNIFORMLY LOW.
We particularly invite you to continue Your patronage
Jan 10. diff CLARK & SANFORD.
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RENTIss. Reg.
Messengers Notice.

WoRCEsTER, IS January 90, 1s49
HENRY CHAPLIN, Esq, Commissioner Of Insolvency
for the County of Worcester, has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of WILLIAM SHERMAN,
OF Northborough, in said County, yeoman. insoven
debtor, and the payment of any debts the delivery
OF my property belonging TO said insovent debtor
nm or Tor his USE and the transfer of any properly by
him forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said debter will
be held al the Office of said Commissioner in Worcester
in said County, on the second dag of february neGt,
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon for the proof debts
the choice Of an assignee assignees Of his Estate.
J22dStw24 ]. DAY D. s., Messenger.
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Insurance against Fire!
The Etna Insurance Company,

The NtMa ENSWr2nCe COmlDAny,
No. SO State-sts. HARTFORD, Conn.,,
With sound and available Capital S25O.0ON.
OFFER their protection against loss rmage by fire
~ the citizens of Worcester and its vicinity 1t insure
generally, Factories, and Mills, the favorable
terms.
This Institution he's been in operation nearly quarter
centuryits reputation Jor liberal adjustment, and
promptitude in paying losses well known and
lished. THOMAS X. BRACE, President.
SIMEON L. LOOMS, Secretary.
Hartford, March 6, l945. iEtf
70 Persons DESTROYS of obtaining insurance the above
Company, REFERRED for more particulars, TO A. Ii
BULLOCH, ESQ.,, WALDO BLOCK, Worcester Mass.
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Consumption Cured.
DIR. iii. K. ROOT, the 9TH Som, and
celebrated DOCTOR OF the BLOOD from the City
of Hartford, HAS ARRIVED,


of Hartford, HAS ARRIVED,
md will be in attendance at the AMERICAN TEN
PERANCE HOUSE IN WORCESTER, from
FRIDAY, Jan IS, until Saturday, Jan. 27th,
Tor the consuIaon Of the attic both sexes and at
his Office in HARTFORD, the first week in each month
until May, after which time his Office will be in the City
Of New York.
He is efectng the remarkable fer the sick
The suffering and discouraged Of The various parts Of the
world. He invites The attention of those afflicted in any
manner with diseased state of the Blood Bones NerUes
or Flesh, however severe-such Cancers, Tumors
Fever Sores Sweled Neck Spinal Affection EoiBess and
Curvature OF the Bones, diseased Lungs Consumption
Diseases OF the Heart Peursy Bronchitis, Insanity, In
hamaton OF the Eyes Bowels any other organ in the
Liver Complaints Erysipelas, Salt Rheum Scroula
Giles, liberated Sores of all kinds Scad Head scurvy and
II diseases peculiar Females perfectly cured BY little
med icine. Z" word TO the wise is sufficient
His system of treating the above complaints has
10 tho nsVnds of persons eectua the obsi
nate Kind by restoring to the BLOOD its natural and
necessary constituent elements which diseased
and changed
The life Of The flesh is the blood thereof-Gen. ix
For the bl9od is the Hfe.-Dsut xii: %.
For the lite of the flesh is the blood.-Lev xvii: H.
Blood is the life Of all fesk.-Lev. xv IA.
For the life Of is the blood thereof Lev xviii: "A.
King DaUid tUGs The Tth S0n.-lst Chron. XII IS
If the blood be pure, rich and healthy, liUe you will
and die you can't The shcIed invited to call.
ADVICE FREE.
DR. ROOTS NEW TREATISE ON HEALTH, with
numerous illustrative Engravings be had his Cce.
Jan l6. dw DIR. II X. ROOT.
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FARMS-FARMS.

nERsoNs that have FARMS for sale the ensuing
- season, can have their usiness attended to by
an experienced Land Agent on application to the
uhscriber Who continues give his personal attention
IN selling Farms Also exchanging Farms for property
in Boston or vicinity No fee required unless the prop
erty s advertised sale effected All letters post paid
will receive immediate attention
VI" J. w. MAYNARD,
Ian % 3m No 5 Congress ST., BOSTON,
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LADIES' FAIR.

The Ladies of the Second Methodist Society
Of this CITY viii hold FAIR at BRINLEY HALL, on
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, at 8 O'Clock,
TO continue through the EVENING.
Fancy Work, Clothing, and Refreshments,
will be offered Tor sale.
Worcester, Jan %. d3t
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Farm to Rent.

Ia A FARM lying in the City of Worcester, very
HsM IA convenient to good market for the products
k.4. of the dairy garden and orchard, containing the
proper proportion of arobe pasture and wood Land and
presenting desirable opportunity for farmer with
a small capital Applications If by letter, stating partic-
uIars be made before the Tin Of February nexor if
person (Which preeraDie between the Sd and 18th
of February next, VIM N. GREEN, Esq, No. l02 Main
hbit the premises. Jan IL
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fFtsSskz. Proposes to resume the Practice of nedt-
NQIIYYYP cine, so far relates to the treatment o
the Diseases Of Children, whirh arise IRON
dihcut denton II Is fact, that OF the irregular
tes and consequently many Of the defects the second
set Of teeth, are caused by msmanagemeot during the
eruption and even before the appearance of the first teeth
The practice OF Dentistry for several years past, has
made the principles and process Of dention also the
lrrtatons resulting from it familiar and therefore APP
propriate department OF practice.
Apply at 100 Main Street, House
The subscribers have formed n coRnexon in the bust
ness of Dentistry, which will be coniiHutd at the Old
Stand 80 Nan Street. o. II. BLOOD, M. ID.
Sept. 22-tf e. ID. COOK, M. ID.
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Worcester.as

Worcester,ss. Probate Office, January Is, 1919.
To all persons interested in the Estate Of HORACE
KNAPP, late OF Gardner deceased Greeting
VOU are cited to appear at Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester ON the first Tuesday OF February
next, TO show cause why administration of the Estate
of said deceased should not be granted orey Coles
ter of Gardner.
d3w w2t4* CHAS. G. PRENTIsS Req
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-01-23
Office No. 1855 Main Street.
Worcester, Jan 20, l649.

P.S. PRATT s. SCOTT take this opportun-
~ 70 saw to the public they will hold themselves IN
readiness TO attend to AUCTION SALES OF PersonaA
pronertv and Real Estate in any part of Worces
ter County at notice Ao solicit constituents oil
all kinds Of property. Office, No l55 Main Street
" WIN. w. PRATT,
la, on 1870 dwtf VIM. A. SCOTT.