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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-04-09

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This mosement has been hastensd by 4ils
orders which have issued for the arrest Of
the leading patriots Ia L ayana, and in ether
pats of the island. A considerable num-
Der Of them have retired TO The mountains,
ca. rying with them an entire company OF
Spanish soldiers which vas stationed I
the fool Of the Cuzco Mountains, and many
deserters the army. These mountains af-
ford retreats in5c ;essible t. the Spanish au
thoiities
AS proof of the secrecy with which
the tyrants Of Cuba make their arrests, we
may state the fact that the arrests referre d
to were made during the festivities on the
occasion of the visit of several distin.
guished members of our Congress Of
the Captain-General, aud yet We're not
known to those gentlemen before they left
Havana Della.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-04-09

OPENING OF THE CANVASS Gen. Foote
addressed the people at Jacks ON We'd
nesday night, in tile usual sapte his
<peeches--comprising en- ogy of the glori.
Gus Union OF the admiral adjustment
rambling argument, contradictory ,sser:ions
startling Explanations, fancifu sketches OF
wonderful changes in the sentiments of the
abolitionists of the North, with plentiful
sprinkling in the way of his confidential
conversations with great men. Webster,
Cass Everett, Fillmore, ketchnm d
Cheatham, &c. &C., He was replied to
most satisfactorily to the friends ofSouth-
ern Rights by G. E. HOOKER, Esq, an op-
posing candidate DOR the convention. A
friend who was present writes US:
"The tr umph was complete. The Dem
ocrats were i'll high spirits and fairly brought
down the house." He met and vanqu;sh-
ed Foote at every point, and the latter was
evidently chagrined and chap fallen. You
scacely imagine the Joy of our frieads here
over the victory"
The defence of the Legislature, which
Foote fercely assaulted by reading of his
own letter, wherein he declared that the
admission, of Califo MIA would be 'the pas
sage Of the WiTmot proviso in another
form, was admirable, and COMPOUNDED
the little trickster. Mr.. Hooker is one oil
the m st promising men in the State, and
a noble champion Of the good cause.
VtckSburg Sentinel.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-04-09

Western Diving BeY.-Among the
most wonderful inventions of the age. may
be lncluded the Improvements in the recov-
cry of submerged property, Capt Fades has
been ir the business a number Of years, and
on a recent visit TO this place burlington,
Iowa) he informed US that he was not only
prepared to apply his Invention to the rails
of suHken steamboats,, but also to the
speedy removal Of snags; and he seemed
confident hat he also could clear out the
rocks in the rapids during the highest stage
of water From his descriptions Of mOauS
Operdndt, we think tina. Government could
not do better FIR the improvement of Yves
tern navigation, ;haa to employ this new
machine in the removal Of snags as well
as to tuke into consideration the feasibility
.of xcavating therocks.by the same means.
Hack Eye.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-04-09

was 20 more ineobgraous than lbs toast
tlalteting Fobo Plus, considering especially
that many oflhe guests present sympathiseG
80 warmly with Che spirit of 1iberly which
that polen;ate il prosecuting and ax,erm;n>
ating IN his own dominions.
How encouraging it must be to Mazzini
he Kossulh Of italy) and his fellow patriots
upon whose head q price j. Sat. and who ar.
hunted like wild beasts into the holes Of the
.arih ~ Plus the Ninth, and his sOldiery, to
hear II lis hdi;"s place that there is a Sc,
ofmen in tbs occsled lad Of liberty who can
eulogise the Irish strugs.'" for freedom n
one moment, and drink the heu,',,lh of Pope
Plus the mex.
Have men who will drink such toast 10
the year 1851, any true appreciation of lib
erly? Certainly they ought not to complain
of their being any Inconsistency in drink
ing the Queens health.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-04-09

School COMMIssIoNERs.-The following
named gentlemen were elected school com
misaioners, for the Yazoo city Free School,
at the election on Monday last.
W. J, Leake, +, Barksdale, j. E. Shrop
'Aire, VIM Regan, VIM. Wright.
Tax 95, no tax IS.
To the Sredit ofthe cid bachelors be it
said, that they voted almost to a man in IA
yOE oftaz; so if they have no children OF their
own TO educate, they arc willing to aid in
educating those Of others.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-04-09

REMARKABLE PHENOMENON. The Bur.
lington Free Press gives an account Of a
remarkable hnomenon which recently oc
clrred on the Lake ChamPain, near Al
burgh, Vermont. The ice, for an area of
sh'ut"tive or six rods, in an irregular form,
was found, on the morning of the 10Th oil
February, broken up into fragments Of vari
ou> sizes, and wo large cakes had been
ailed from the opening, and flung to the dis
lance, the one of seven and the other oft
rods, The ice was seventeen inches in
thickness, and The largest piece measured,
one way, twenty nine feet SIX inches, and
The other thirty three feet six inches. Il
contained at least so, 900 cubic feet of solid
ice, and weighed more than twenty tons.
The ice in the Bay first formed about the
10th OF December, and at the time Of this
occurrence was very thick, and perfectly
sound in ALI places except this opening
The wind blew very hard the evening prev
u., but no explosion OF noise, of any kiuc
ram he ice, was heard in the night The
depth Of water at the hole was seventeen
fee,. The phenomenon voucaed tor by
men Of the first responsibility, but nc salts
factory explanation has yet been given.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-04-09

Trey ARE ASHAMED OF 1.-THE revOlu
ton which seems 10 be going on in public
sen iment upon the subject Of Southern
Rights, has induced some of our most rabid
opponents to pause and reflect, and others to
hang their heads and blush when the cub
jOet is named. They are becoming decided
ly ashamed Of the opposition which they
have offered to the cause. 1t would not at
ell surprise Us, to see them warm advocates
oft before the election. To some o. them
we would be pleased to extend the hand Of
fellowship; they are good clever fellows, and
ought to be right; there are some others
who have always been wrong, the opposite
Of whose course the judicious and upright,
regard aS the standard OF propriety and
truth, we should regret to see them join Us;
for lf they should, "solt won't save u.s."
good men and patriots will have no political
affinity with such-without them we con
qusr, with them we fall.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-04-09
ADDRESS OF THE YAZOO SOUTH.
ERN RIGHTS ASSOCIATION.


We have the pleasure Of publishing ON
oar first page tn, address of the committee
appointed BY the Southern Rights A.socia.
ton Of this county. The object Of the adj.
dress was TO remove any prejudice which
might have been attached to The cause on
. account Of the false celoring attempted TO
be given to the objects oftho associations by
the submissIODisIs. Il is the production Of
! the chairman, Hon. Z. C.. Wilkinson. and
the skill and ability with which it is pre-.
pared, does infinite credit to him. AS a
piece Of composition, we have rarely seen
il ozcelled. The dction is choice, rhetoric
attractive, and ;ho conclusions logical and
irEssiSiabe The classical illusions are
chaate and beautiful the figures appropr
ATE and striking and give sucl an Interest
and eRchantment, to 40 otherwise dry sui
o jet. as,lO secure for il an attentive anC
.oagFseablO peEusal. Itwill contribute not I
little TO aid the cause throughout the State
We shall be glad to see it very generally
copied By The papers favorable to sOnlhrOr
y Flight5, thfOUghoulthe State. 8 i.eeaa.)t
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-04-09
CuBA.
W QAs Bow
RllMORED on PBRF4K

The various ruuors respecting an out.
breaksin Cuba, referred Q by the Ricayute
of this morning. have. their origin in the
fact, we'll known here that large number
of The patffots have been leaving Havana,
since the 10th IS this month, Cor " nalta
.Abaio, with Viewof ioiudag the lRevoln.
tionary movement as coon as It breaks out.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-04-09

ELECTION FOR CITY CoUNCIL.-At the
election on Monday last for city council, the
following named gentlemen were elected;
P. o'Donnell, J, A. w. Page, John Yves
ing, J. r. Baily, for toe lst Ward.
]. NJ. Hollingsworth, s. H Wilson, @
D. Gibbs. A tic between F. Barksdale,
and H. Harrison for the Cd Ward; the May
or will give the casting vote.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-04-09
Candidates.

We arc authorised to announce JOHN II.
EVANS, as a candidate for county Treasurer
Election on the LIST Monday of November
next.
We are authorised TO announce THOMAS
G. ROBERTS, as a candidate for county
Treasurer Election on the LIST Monday in
November next.
We are are authorized to announce GEO. B.
WILKINSON for Probate Judge of Yazoo
county at the ensuing election
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-04-09

GE The frm of Tyler q Co., it will be
seen iS dissolved, and the business will be
carried on by Mr.. Tyler His polteness
aud mOdesiy have secured for him, the es
TEEN OF al, and his skill and attention 10
business, have secured to him fine run of
business We wish him success equal to
bis merits
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-04-09
NOTICE

A S Giard1n of Mary Jane Burns, 1 will pre-
n sentmy account for seiilemant and allow
ances pt the April Term, 1851 of the Probae
Court of Yazoo County,
D. WALKER, Gdn.
Yazoo City Aprif0.hls5I.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-04-09

At a recent sitting of the Paris Acade,
my of Science, Gondret communicated
a notice Of the cupping glasses in inter
mittent and remittent fevers, and its advan-
tage~ in many cases in which resort is COM
monty had TO blood letting. He details
his ob-ervations and the successof his prac-
tice. M. Bayard, made communication
Of his idea that the malady designated as
typhoid feve. is simply and internal variola
(smsN pox) attacking individuals whom
vaccination had preserved III their youth,
from the external eruptive disease. With
him the continent small pox aud TYPHOID
fever ale one and the same, produced sgg
the combination Of typhus and variola,
and"inocuIation in infancy preserved the in,
oculated from complication; often;immortal
owning to the combination of variola with
morbid intescurrcnt causes.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-04-09
Notice.

II ETTERS of administration cum tesla
AAmentO annCXo upon the estate of Peter n
Ferguson, deed were granted to The under
Signed at the Fcbruar term A. D. 1851 of the
Ho#orable Probate court Of Yazoo County.
all persons having claims against s1il estate
will present them within Il e tire limi ed by
law or they will be forever barred
WIN. Y. GADBERRY,
Administrator
Yazoo city, April 9th 1851.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-04-09
Dissolution.

TENHE firm Of H. A. Nunnally d Co.. was
4 dissolved on the Ist inst, by mutual con-
sent. All parties indebted to the late firm
will please call at once and settle with the
undersigned.
II. A. NUNNALLY.
Yazoo City, April Oh l95I-tt
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-04-09

sk MEETING AT CENTER GROVE.
-ia aOp neat Saturday the southrOn Rights
Assoclaiion win NEE. atesntsr Grove.
d c'al Wmo EaPugh and s. s. Wright. Esq.
NIll65drsss the meeting. There will be .
bashs, dinner, 90 that the stomach viii oor
uufss, while he intellect is fessling, T'his
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-04-09

my personal merit is a srnah affair, but 1t
seems 10 me that you might have shown
rather more attention 10 the son Of my lpfh
er and the father Of my son. Consider 2
taat the speaker is the son Of Joseph Nef
act and the father of Horace Vernet, il /,
difIicultto imagine happier aIIusion. We
should add that NJ. de Marlgnac took the
reprooi in good part; for we must do the
French The justice 10 say, that they are al
ways ready 10 appreciate wiz, e,en when
exhibited at their own expense.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-04-09

EXCHANGING PULPITs.-A few miles be-
low Ponghkeepsie there now lives, aud has
lived for several years past worthy clergy
man, man however very short in statue.
Upon certain Sunday, about eight years
ago, this cl ergyman was invited by the pas
tor OF a church in that village, TO Gil his pul
pit for the day. Tho invitation was accept
ed, and Sunday morning saw the Mr.
III the pulpit Now it happened that the
pulpit was a very high one, and accordingly
nearly hid the poor little clergyman from
view. However, tie congregation, out 81
respect managed to keep countenance. and
~. h over pious faces. seemed religiousIy
ooxi,ps or the teAt. They were not obi
I'D 70 ,vsi, II. y, for nos and TWO eyes
Suddenly appealed :, yer the top Of the pu'-
PHI, an6 a squeaking tren,,rlous voice pro
claimed in nasal tones the text: ODE OF good
cheer, it is /: b. not afraid" 4 general
roar of laughter followe The announcement
The clergyman became confused, and turn
ed all sorts Of colors, Many, in general up
rpar, left the church and il was long time
before the minister was enabled TO proceed
with his serm On, so abruptly broken Uf.
THE MILITARY ASYLUM = The New
York Express says that the Military hssy>
I'm will be endowed with a rich fund. The
aw grants for the purpose of the ASYLUM
all the money remaining in the Treasury to
he credit of soldiers OF the army, and by
them unclaimed; the amount Of this is Very
arge. The pensions aud back pay due to
O'dip,s and which will never b. elaine,
wli also firm a rich endowment ior The Ia
stltution Vast numbers Of men who we're
engaged IN the war of 1912 are now
Head. There is a larg~ amount f navai
riz4 money due in the same manter-ghr
sramen having been scattered ov lie
earth and ocean, or perhaps buried D.
meath them.
The National lnteiIigcncer of the 22j
ays: he Military Asylum Commissions
| rrs made a visit Mount Vernon. for the
urposc ofexaminIng the local suitablenes
| OF that Interesting place, or its contiguous
grounds. for the purpose Of the pro, ossd
ASYLUM fer invalid and saperannuated sol
dlers. The associations of that veneIa'ed
spot would impart TO il peculiar fitness
| fpr such an institution and should il be
| thought, by The eminent officers entrusted
with the selection, to fulfil the other cOndI,
tons required in the selection of site for
the Asy lum. the chocI If Mount Vernon
wil be CRAFTY ing TO the whole country.
| Tle President of tie United Sac, and s-v
eraI members OF the cabint az con panied
he commiss olers on tAeir excursion 10
M iuni Vernon.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-04-09

NEw GooDs.-Read the advertisement,
OF J. Heard, Of New Goods He has eve
~ thing in the world that can tempt The pur-
chaser, and the most accommading and al
tentive clerks. His assortment of Dry
Goods cannot we'll be excelled, and his gro
cSrieS are the very best.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-04-09
NEW GOODS.

UST received from New York, a splen.
e. did assortment of Dress Goods, consisting
of Embroidered Grenadines, Barages, printed
Lawns, Jaconets, Poplin Also a fine assert.
ment of embroidered silk shawls, lace mantil-
las OF very rich patterns. Rich worked mus
lin coll RS, cuffs and undersleeves; Staple
Dry Goods of every kind. Ginghams, Calicoes,
Cottonades, Chambrays, Domestics, Table lin
ems, curtain goods, tswcling and great va
riety ofhouse keeping articles. A fine as
sortment of summer clothing, hats boots and
shoes. 7 HEARD.
April I'd 1851,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-04-09


A NoDE<T r EFRooF.-It is rare to take
up French paper, without finding some
spark ing bon mot. some instance Of happy
phrasing, or some piquant anecdote neatly
told. We abridge the following from the
PLEASANT columns Of the Courier des Etats
Unis. Carle Vernei. the distinguished art
Isl: desired TO see NJ de Martgnac, the minis
ter Of the Interior. He went accordingly
TO the Minister'S office, but without having
previously applied for an interview, but pre-
suming that his name would procure him
ready admission. lie was wrong no notice
was raken Of him. and after waiting an hour
and half be retired. Some time alter
#wards. The artist met N. de Manigaac il q
dr. awiDg room. and walking straight Up to
him with very low bow, he recalled the
circumstance 70 the Ministerial memory,
concluding with these words; u know tha
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-04-09

GUARDIANS NOTICE.
a ; Guardi1n of JOANNA Mays, will at
II the april term l>5I ofthe Probate court
OF Y az, county present my annual account
for settlement and allowance.
II. STAN, Guardian.
Yazoo City, April oh 1851.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-04-09

T IST of letters remaining in the Post office
81 lin Nazco CITY I'D 10 the Ist of Anil
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-06-10
For Sale or Exchange.
Houses & House Lots !

Houses & House Lots !! !!
kx The subscriber has for sale Houses in different
sa@ parts OF the CITY, Also House Lots in dferen STU
A%Ss aons, varying price from $4,000 500. If any
one wishes to purchase Tor Specutation he has two
three very valuable Estates succeptabe of Improvement
which he will dispose of very advantageous to the
purchaser. d. S. MESSENGER
Feb 20 eodistf. Office on Wanutst.
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For Sale,
Fans! Fans |! Fans II!

rrIIE nost splendid assortment OF FANS, Of all the
l patterns can be found at very low pricesat
&C. C0LEMAN'5, 205 Main street,
myl4-dwisSm 2d door North Am. Temperance House,
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Cottage for Sale.

cottage for Sale.
[A A4Cetage House, with about one-Gourth of an acre
of land situated in furnishing village within %
rods Of two Meeting Houses, and good School
about l2-mies from Worcester
The aboye place will be sold long credit upon rea
sonabe terms, will he exchanged for property in this
city. Inquire of e. e. ABBOTT
lnarlz-dttM 155 Pleasant at.
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MUM RIRE, WORKS.
JAMES q. EAwEv.

DYROTECHNlST FOR BOSTON, and other New Eng
land cities during The past five years. having received
GOLD MEDAL al the Fair of the Massachusetts Chrta-
Die Mechanics Association for the best Pyroechncs offers
for sale every description of Exhibition Work for the coming
4th OF JULY
Pyramids of Roman Candles 4 Palm and Yey Trees;
Pyramids of Chinese Gerbs; Solar Pieces;
Peruvian Maltese and Fancy Chandeliers;
Crosses Kaledoscopes;
Triangular Pieces in Lance Revolving Suns;
Work., &c, &c; Chinese Fans.
COMBINATEON PIECES,
of Lance and Chinese Sun Fires decorated with va
riOus colors
ROCKETS-Of various sizes with headings of plain
and coored Stars Steaners, Serpents and Gold Rain
Committees of Cities Towns, Clubs, Individuals can
$4,000. -
DIOTTOS AND TENSILE PIECES
made to orders also, Small Articles of Fire Works. viz
Rockets, Serpens. GIasshoppers, Bengal Lights Pin
Wheels, Scroll Wheels. Pigeons, India and Pulling
Crackers Double Headers To1pedoes, Blue Lights
Blue Lights Flower Pots, Torblons Maroons, &C. &C.
will be sold Wholesale and Retail the lowest rates Ali
articles warranted.
For sale the trade, 100 boxes Double Headers 5000
boxes India Crackers 100000 Pulling Crackers all Of extra
quality.
u Orders addressed TO JAMES G. HOVEY, 149 Wash
nston street, Boston, PyrOtechnice Laboratory Harvard
street, Cambridgeport, Mass.
~ B-For the quality of his works. and for the success
which has attended his past exhibitions Mr. H. would re-
Ter Committees, &c to all Of the Cities and most Of the
large Towns throughout the New England States.
boston, May III, 1871 myl7-eodtJy 4&w2t
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TO BE LET.
To Rent
Store to- Le

HE third Store Thomas street, Hobbs Block, with
i good cellar under the same. Apply TO
mar29-dfi WILLIAM K. HOOPER.
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Real Estate for Sale.
Three Houses Portland street.
One House on Union
One House on Weingto street.
One House West street.
Two Houses on Southbridge street.
One Store on Southbrdge street.
One Barn occupied for Livery stable in do. street.
One House Salem str ct.
The above buildings all in good repair and will
sold low. Also Building Lots for SALE situated in the Gen.
ire of the City, on Pleasant otage, Newbury, Chan
her, Austn Wellington, Salem, and Souhbride
cash payment required of those purchasing build
For further particulars apply to
nar24- d3m La S p. HARRINGTON,
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Front Street Store Lots.


5HE valuable lot of land the South side of Front ST.
North of the Salem street Church. extending Front
street about lao feet and bounding East TIumbu ST.
aud West on Salem street, is offered for lots
SUIT purchasers. Its average depth is over 20 feet
The lots will be sold on such terms as to render them
profitable purchase either for those wishing to build
for their let
mar25-dtf FRANCIS DEWEY. 2l8 Main st
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, sHouse for Sail


"a -ONE-bALF OF Double Cottage House, within
GniA three minutes walk of the City Hail.
With the above there is about 5000 feet of land.
Win good varletoE Fruit Trees The house contains
roo and is finished in the latest and best STYLE and offers
rareehance to invest For further particulars inquire OF
my29dlm VIM GREENLEAF
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Office to Let

fINiE Office at No Maple street. formerly occupied by
Il Dr. 3 Rogers, who has removed to his WATER
CURE INSTITUTION. No. Glen street INQUIRE of NJ
s. CHAPLIN, occupant of the house. may2
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! Paints and Oils
Steam Engine for Sale.

A STEAM ENGINE of rs to 80 horse pnwer, IL inch
"A Cylinder, 80 inch stroke, with cylinder Boilers
30 feet long and AZ inches in diameter with IL inch ues,
all in prime orders and will be sold at bargain Inquire
Of S. HATHAWAY, at Tolman, Luthers & Co., CanaI
street. W orcester. d&wtf-de2
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Passengers are cautioned against allowing themselves to
be taken to any other Office.
FARE RE DUCED.
Benton & Co.'s Great Southern G Western

PASSAGE OFFICE,
63 COMMERCIAL STREET, (up stairs0 BOSTON
oR all parts of the Southern and Western States and
Il the Canadas, (va Albany
Passengers going West via Albany to Utica, Syracuse
Oswego Rochester, Buffalo, Cleveland and Cincinnati,
(oho0 Detroit, Mich Milwaukee, (Wis) Chicago, Ql)
Also, South, via New York and Philadelphia to Potts
Ve Ba inore and Ptsburg, get their passage cheap
er by calling at this office in Boston
Trains leave Boston every day. Sunday excepted II
A. M; New York train at 81 p. NJ.
ALSO, EUROPEAN PASSAGE AND REMITTANCE
OFFICE.
u Reference and security given.
WANTED-A gOod responsible Agent in Hartford
-nnh3n
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For Sale or Rent.

For Sale or Rent,
New House on Pleasant street. near Col Abbotts con
IN venientfor three families If applied for soon will be
sold, with bout 10000 feet of land. Also the Cutting
House in New Worcester with about three of land
now occupied by Pulaski Bacon Also a small Farm OF
about 20 acres with unfinished house upon it, about
mile west of said Gut ng estate, the Farm
Terms very liberal. p. C. BACON,
mar6-dtf No. Central Exchange
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REAL ESTATE
House for Sale


"a THE subscriber will SELL if applied for soon II
G%I House he occupies, Pleasant street and LOT vii
saIheI34 leet mont and ll3 feet Deep A desirab
situation and too well known to need further descrntio
seozo-dlsSl ~ sl.-ss- BENJAMIN BUFFUM.