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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-04

STATE OF WISCONSIN XXI NOSlIA COUNTY CIR
CUT COUKT-IN ClIANCERY.
Nonzo Camp boil Hcrao c. Train, Malta Train aad
john pprrirc.

STATE OF WISCONSIN XXI NOSIIA COUNTY CIR
CUT COUkI-lN ClIANCERY.
Aonzo Canf boil Hcralio C. Train, Maria Train aad
Johu perrinc.
EGN Virtue 21d in pursuance - Decree otthC Creuh
Court tho county ~ KcposhR, state II Wisconsin,
made ard nerr in certain pending therein ha
C,Aacery sdc thereof in the Term II Nay, A. - lS-".
wherein NoN2o IA painnnt, ana Horatio {,
Train Maria Train, ohm Perrinc Defendants hcH'i
INK date the goth day " May, l~53 shall so public
auction tho hshc4l bidder AZ the door th" Court oU1e
city ~ krno>hG, in sand county, Wednesday The
21h October \ D. iSJ2 between the hours Of nine
and twelve IN tho forenoon OF that day the following drs
crhC zeal estate N VII: " All that certain pircn, parcel,
ofIant Siug AMI hIng IN the city of kenushH ana
state of Wisconsin, sud described follows VIZ: lotNo.
FIVE sin ock No ci'y three So il the narh.as Iuat
ter Section No hirty-nhe 81 in township No two ~
nor II Of Range three t-N cast according 10 the
Plat and survey N village Of Southport, city 81
Keuoshu record u the office " the Register u Deeds
Of ,hc county ut Rac"c oui State ~ Wisconsin"
Dated kcnosha. September @. a. y t,52. It's
NATHAN K. AlIFN,
ShrriGuf kcnoshk County.
O. E. liEAr, Compts sol.
Po"Pog'mrT.
The above sqrs postponed tie request II tic defend
and 10y cousert Of the plaintiff, until the eth day ~
December, lcJ4.
ga y. Il. ALLEN, shcriC.
Dated October ed, ). u. 1851.
Pu@poncm"nt
The abby" il further postponed the request of bo
defendant, and ~ consent Of the pAIun, uns III, 81 day
March, 1859. y. K, ALLEN, sheriff.
dated Da,cuthrr
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-04

PoSgOE ~ n.


The aboy" sale Is further postponed OF the request of bO
defendant, and ~ Of the pAtn, unt III, "a day
March, 1881. y. X, ALLEN, sheriff
Dated December s, ts52 Is
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-04

The Toledo Republican saws that the travel over
the Toledo Novvslk and Cleveland Rl.lro4i. i.
yrry extensive
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-04
County Treasures Office.

The Office Of the County Treasurer will be
found il the building in which the Kenosha Telc-
graph is published o-er SCOTS Furniture Ware
Room Main e,tr4-. " FRANK,
Count I.easqr-r
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-04
LOST !!

A SMALL GOLn PENCIL CAST, TIE dnder znI
a please leave Il the Lightning Tees-aFh cf-e. and
So lse iNzrks = he l-.s-.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-04
MARRIAGE,
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE.
WHY Is 1T

That we behold many females in the mer:dSu Of life
oE-Nrn 10 health ard sats with complication Of diseases
sEd ailments deFrvg them Of the pow the
Of life when physical health buoyaucy u spirits
and happy serenity Of mind arising from condition Of health
SHOULD be predominant.
Many Of The Of her suevnss hfst-perhsTs
before perhaps daring gillhood Erl years nsragr
wee IN their origin 50 sh pass 3D. and ceWse
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-04

ERIcs>oN VESSELS OF WAR.--The agent Of
the Ericsson and others from New York st Wash
nc;on, have proposed to furnish the Secretary OF
the Navy with one or more vessels. to he propel-
led with the Ericsson engines which are 10 attain
q speed of nine knots with daily cons ImPtion
of eight tons Of eoal. The proposition has been
formally entertained, and Ericsson has been re-
quested to send his Kew vessel on % Washing
yap
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-04
DRAFTS ON NEW YORK.

SuGHT DRAFTS on Scw York FOR saIc at the Chjca-
- rates. II. b. TOTSLFF
March - ISL. II
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-04
YEARS OF MISERY,

Possessed the Information contained III lt.ls volume
IL Tie reach 81 alp which woull sIage 20 he.srn
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-04
The contents, the subject matter, and reading ars
ENTIRELY DIFFERENT,

Printed OF POOR hrowuish dirty paper with PAPER cove,
II be known also from the miserable and leeibe wood
scattered throughout its pages The copyright edition
contains none.
Ii there the trade lost shame and common
hOaesty IS to be willing parties
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-04

But another substituted for Dr. A. NJ. Mauriceau-
aud Boston" for New oTk" and the words,
ExTERrB according Act Of Congress the year 1871 by
JOSEPH Il II O w,
in the Clerks the District Court Of the Southern
District Of New York.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-04
CAUTION TO BOOKSELLERS.
VIOLATION OF COPYRIGHT.
TYPOGRAPHICAL ARRANGEMENT,

Fragrant bareacrd has been suerously issued with
the form and size exactly the TILE PAGE, aG
exactly the
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-04

Bills in the following list of Western Banks are
received deposit by the City Bank, in this city
STOCK SECURITY BANKS,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-05
NOTICE

70 all persons interesed on the l2th day Of
July A. d. 1853 there will be let ont to the
lowest responsible bidder, the erection OF two
stone abulments, for bridge across storms
creek at the west end Of I'd street in the town
Iroaton. Size OF abu'ments and terms made
known on the day Of sale.
A. L S o. 1.
on the 18th day OF July A. d. 1853 at the
mouth of lick creek in the township OF Ferry,
there will BIZ let out to the lowest responsible
bidder the building of bridge across lick creek
nj or near the mouth thereof. Plan and spec.
tdcations made known OH day Of sale, also the
Terms of sale.
June 28th 1853.
BY order OF the COMMISSIONERS,
JAMES c, TERRY A. L. G.
(Register copy.)
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-05
Sale Of Valuable Real
Estate.

The undersigned as Administrator with the
will annexed, of Lemual S. Rucker deceas-
Cd by virtue Of the powers in him vested BY
said will, offers for sale on reasonable ana easy
terms, the fIlowixg tracts of land: One quar-
ter section Of we'll timbered land, situated elev-
ell miles from lronton OH the road Leading to
Marion, said tract is unimproved but has rich
soil. Also one tract of eighty acres, in Marion
Township. of rich and good land adapted to the
purposes of agriculture, said tracti is unimprcved
and adoins the land of James Corn and John
Roach.
s... LANTY RUCKER,
Executor OF l.. S. Rucker decd.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-05
e' WIST A RS
R.lsrD Of Wild Cherry

IT,; eycat remedy Of Consumption Of The
L"rss, affections o. the Liver, Asthma, bson'
c Ills, Pain O. weakness Of the Breast, Lungs.
ana o.....e: affections Of the pulmonary organs.
A Gl.,ht Cola, Mother Of Consumption.
L.. not those complain of being bitten BY
rco lie, they icve cherished to maturity in thsM
bosams wen t..ey might have crushed it in tho
erg. Now, if we call slight cold the egs'
anl p,eur.sy, inaamstion Of the lungs, ssthma
and consumption tn. venonnous reptile, the
mctter VII DC mare than correctly figured.
Aicrd to this IN season; even slight cold
no small matter. At the first attack Use
v!.s rs Balsa,n Of Wild Cherry;
i. is sarc to cure, and it is the only rsm .dy YOU
c j, p. ace perfcc. confidence in. 1t commea.
aes o. he root of the disease, and thoroughly
erai Gates t.. a@e As
In coasumptive symptoms 'procrastination Is
the thief Of t.ne,' il an awful sense, asst shor.
tens existence anu hurries the patient irou tins
to e.eia.,y.
-~Tno,aan6s ore dying who might havs bees
saved b, TIE tiIn.ly use Of Ws:ar's Bslsam It
Wild Cse-ry. A few wceSs, a few days naI
m &c a fatal difference in the progress Of ess-
slmotlve symptoms. sas s-sge fsets
Consumption of all diseases. ia the one thai
should receive eaalv treatment. Every hour Of
delay may make the case morc difficult. In the
war between disease and nature the sooner ws
assist nature the more certainly will she win
The victory five wsit ill diseass has bsokek
the constitution or aid may come tee latsc,s,
be Of service. y - ~ go ifssE. =
ryyollyEs SAVED BY TIE USE or oxLY
i,-:,7E R0l'rLFs or sswlsTAAD1Al4AMs Il
.'Fcsa-s IIatcourt, Howard 4 Cos--osun.-s
Tle 'Dr. Wistar's Balssm Of Wild Chefry' that
bought uf you haa been OF snch sisnsl hessGs
in my family, tbs Wsh = USkd IN viit6Ss
known fof the ben: ct Of the p ihlie. ~
My wife took cold at the time of 4 i cou6ps-
ment. which settled on her Lui i. ne sbeyzs
| S scisns pronounced her disease consanps tn
She had profdse night swtats and hsa u9Gsh;
she was given up fir We u(Apaitel II M -.
every and her child parteok of her 6t6ii
J. She t,len commcheesl takingc " WFiStKy aYtiSaM
entire cure with het .aad The child bcth, ssisT
Ihavs no doubt that they would have -
been in their graves IL tkep had n5t hdst t1A
4 WissaYs Balsam OF Wild cAeSfy. B. b. ~ Asctl !.
Seth 3. Searcy, swhoSk ttEtiAcste y Ah0vc. u
/ Z man Of as much vefacity g any Ii TN en-. J.
ny, sad nianss gocd ied1 sSa wi
siiax ssiiAn6t ssehis sl1skSeSk ,Ee y seEss ~
1.ssss!iIlI is ass
sat.snecs @ on wsissl y VI a rs Il fQ t6
ssss ssls z ;aG3| - is;iIjg P
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-05
Iront0n House.

Ironton House.
Corner Of Front and Railroad Stree"
opposite the Depot, and contiguous to the
Steamboat Landing.
IRONT0N OHIO.
TIAvING just opened the obovc well known
house Of entertainment. | am prepared
10 cntertain travellers and boardcrs.
The ronton House is pleasantly situated-af-
forting one ofthe finest views by way of the
river--s very near to the most business part Of
the Town. and is comfortably arranged ior the
reception Of boarders and travellers, who will
be accommodated with neat, wholesome, airy
rooms, so ventilated as to preserve the health
and ensure the comfort Of its inmates.
The public can rest assured that no efforts
will be wanting on my part to give them such
fare as will make their stay at the Ironton
House as agreeable as possible.
Stabling accommodations, Of the very best
quality, and convenient to the house have been
secured at the Livery Stable where all may be
certain that their horses will be well fed and
receive the kindest attention.;
J. W. ALLISON.
June I, 1853. .,.......... If
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-05

POPu :. IL G. L,
SOLD e l. -. " I a -. -,
Halls d. - -.
Ayers c -?,' 60.
Rogers @.'>- - c. 80; -.
Seller - :, a1a - aAJ ve m;.r.c.
Jayne's aon, ',e r. $ asce IS, .'as .
Vermifuge, Altefs.. .scc---c:a... &c .i.:.,'
tive Balsam, Hal. Tcl.cr il, -. C..c.
WISE Ba!sem Of ~. :, Icy.
G:ysott's Yellow Dco.; E :. .a...pa...a.
Town3,nrs Snrsapa...a.
Osgool india cAo-c1as,,c.
OXygeIa..,. Biite:s, as...e &c 3. Erg.oar.c j
Perry Lars i3ain III c..
Da. -cy S -,.-.1 ...t:Gc-.:.
McA IS 0 a.Alel. - -. '.:c2c..:,.e.
lic-c.!a &C eb.1. ,. > s-i. Vc.a!f1ge.
Raa:.y ~e,t! Eg.c..
Grcgor! 6 '...l. c. .e CT -'::a.
Clir.s.is's ;ca,c ie. g, ..cca.accs, E.aec.
lets, and 10. ~, -.l,,..
Mea'can -; i..ac2.. e. f...-
Braat:e... " 1.ees - ye:--aa.. rs.
Wro..s J. Fese-o.c :. J.
BrasS -: Jsa,sa 81. g....oas ....s.
Smiths -. - :. II. }.
Fauelps .a.Ao,..i .4!,...ca.. .,..
Joha Buns a. .,,,3T;a .-:sp O. S.---G'::...a 4
Howe's sSha:e. -, as al. Coa =. o-...
Hollands GoinlLa G;..a-s
Weaye,'s Csn..:sr al, ..,e,n .Y.c).
Smiths one p,:Do, 70. .-sye, All -.
Ea.lsrs -. i.:e g?:..
Ep~ie. 8 .,l' a -.
Ba:es .c..ye -, 81. a.a,..
She.inl.. S POO. .-..3 .'.ss.e..
Hays IA .llo.!. ~. ..e ......
Iiobensa3. S ). an - pa.
lIc!n.s,Is Ea.s..ao,
her,y a,.l,a, Is. ,.-v
Hutcl.as Lys1.,;,l ..:s. 80
Graefenbe.s -, ..s.i.::...a aaj C..u
drers Pa.
DurI,es s,..c1I.,.M.:.. CT. ne,,.
Hibbord' :. > Ja:. l.. :,,:.l ..s.s,
Holloway's &C.. .s,. d ~
maica Gin:c.. : 4
shephe:as r-::-,,,:-......s.
Rowands $ -. :a,n ,:,.s. T',rs t,...-,
and Syrun OF :. :; .o,..y 81 "
Baker'sp .asna:c,.
Power'sn.as.s.,, .cs. ant, s,,..c. s.,.,e
vamrran,s ..,n,,tr,p.' ~
Jackson,s p..':s ali
RANTS 2u'. B-..aaa.. :. -.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-05

yfNIFE Board of Education Of Upper township
adjourned To meet at the calf Of the chair
man, who now calls for meeting ofthe board,
Al the Auditors office on Saturday July End
1858, at 8 o'clock A. NJ. as business OF the ut
most importance will be brought before the
hoard. -. J.K. KIDD, Chairman.
June d. 1858. II Reg. please copy
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-05
AN ORDINANCE.

To suppress and prohibit all houses, shops, and
stores known as places Of habilual resort fol-
tippling and intemperance in the township OF
Elizabeth. ,,.
Sec, 1. Be it enacted by the Trustees Of Eliz-
abeth township, in the county of Lawrence
Ohio: That in order efIectually to suppress and
prohibit all houses, shops and stores known as
nlaces Of habitual resort for ntemperance,i ii any
person shall keep any such house, shop or store
;nthc township Of Elizabeth aforesaid, said per
son so offending shall forfeit and pay for the first
offence twenty dollars, and for the second, thirty
dollars and be imprisoned in the jail Of said
county ten days, and for the third and each sue,
ceedng offence fifty dollars and be imprisoned
in the Jail of said county twenty days, to be re-
covered in an action before justice OF the
peace having jurisdiction thereof together with
all costs Of prosecution and Imprisonment
- X, HAMILTON,
s. W. DEMPSEY,
GEO. r. PORTER,
.so3 Trustees Of Elizabeth township.
June II, 1858.
Ido hereby certify that the above is true
copy of tine original ordinance filed in my Office
and recorded on the township book.
r--sa ElaEf. R.. RICHEY, g. Z. 7.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-05
: -jOHN CHAPLIN'S ESTATE.

The undersigned have been duly qualified ns
Executors of the last VIII and testament
Of John Chaplin, deceased. Those who
hare claims against said Estate are requested to
present them duly authenticated for settlement.
and tAose indebted 10 the Estate are requested
70 paake. payment without delay. n
,TSN IS Is JACOB PROCTOR. sel
Nay ~ 1883. LEWIS ANDERSON,
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JOHN G. HANZSCHE,

~. BOOKSELLER, IrOntOT.
rly Subscriptions for all the Amerl'
can and English Periodicals received
and works delivered to subscribers free
Of Postage at the regular subscription
price.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-05
1rLGpiI -,

! On Saturday. the 4th inst. in Town. by G. 4.
Baxter,a black portmcnie orpoetsts book, con-
satiaaedof their owncrhip 'by'a description d
tkc bills, and viii b. hbefalN iewafded ~
ie1siET Tie sait al this once. .,...
Hoftsw June !. tsa1,, NJ s,ss ~ = ss !
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-05
ZIN E s.

Harper's New Monthly for June, Put.
nam. do, Graham's American Monthly
for June and July, Godey's Ludy's Book
for June And July, and Pe'erson's Ma.
,ional Magazine for June, received and
r.. cole hv
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-05
e~UpEu-MN~.
A STEAM ENGINE
i@o'-. AND A SET OF.
Corn Mill Stones

yTyHR Uudenigned having lately purchased
! a large engine. In order TO attach to their
esf.hi;shusept q FLOORING MACHINE.
ma other varieties Of ssy Nsaehissvy, now offer
r. seli for cash, or for g6od business paper, q
0teen Yneins, which has boon In use only a.
baut one year. Tho cylinder IL 81 inches in
dian1oterS with twenty inch stroke. & - ~
adtedl VI the Ensine is I good sound Boiler,
which Ne will sell. 5sA
Il I q gll g!uARyaelsE, nuSH, Z co.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-05
*i.R., "a ..{t;
= 80, - 4 49, j - -.a-l,
T..a.s'c:s-., II ss2.. al: I'd a,-sc


20 f-. u.
:. 80. - 4 .--- y =, -.A-l'
T..,a.. st., II .ssl J.. ~si. I'd a:-7.c,
EJS.,-s.-JJ :! O. 0.
~ W. .,' c,cYa.. eab:ye we'll
\ J.. r,c. I .soa 2,cA ieno'' o'sD.red 10 az
cc:lo.1, va cN. B0AaDGES
g. : b, ,ycsg >. Q 40. .,se IS peasant
ly S ", o. ~ b. OF -se r.ye:, ahd Is
con-. c'e! e ). "a 8; .t othss.s oi board
crs a.a 2:v=l3.!. %. de.3 c,n be acc ;inoda.
leu I.... .iss. cas cc..i io:.sb.c yooa1s, which
e:e % az: cd as :, colilce to the hea:th Of
III. lcs1 Is c,,ao a, .:e sa.l., ,bei.'g large and
c.. 7, I'D &c cl ...S .lolSe We YEA la cd--al-
se.ac: ne bcs. ao;se il Po: .smouia for hotel
pap -s-s.
.s.ag c. c,avea.ens naturc has been pro-
va.a, sa..,;.a. &c: IS norgs5. lie has also an
-.,.Gs,. W, :,c GU Livery Stable BY
Wa. :e ca E.: s.. ho.sss, saddles, baggies,
g.. q
srr--.s, conveyed to ant f.om The depot and
rye. u. CT c.s-ye. M'.6m.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-05
Receipts and Expenditures Of the
- County Of Lawrence for the Ascal
year ending June 9Th 1853.
Total amount Of receipts,
DfSBuRSEM ENTS.
RECEIPTs

s'"s sf'~t
Total amount Of receipts,
DfsBuRsEMENTS. 3.
Amount puid ior printing and advcr.
Using TOR nenr'y two years, 0S y
do do Commissioners VS. w
do Ciofk court 0ic0n. pleas ?1t 05
do Sheriff Of Lawrence Co, 1e4 oS
do for public buildings 7,76OM
10 for Stationary purpose 10i o.
do Associnte Judges l0id fees " w
do Jnilor Of Lawrence Co., 203 III .
do for support VI Lunntics,
Iliots, tc.. 0 w
'" State cases, es W
do to officers of annual aud
Presidential elections, S17 s.
10 for bridge purposes 5liD
do TO Witnesses In Court Of
Common Pleas, 697os
do 10 GRIND Jurors. l5O 80
do 10 constable IN 3. cnses. lJl ~
do Petit Jurors, 2s0 %
do Witnesses before jnsii-
ccs Of tho peace hD 50
do TIP C.'ks returning youth 20 -
do Roal expenses ~ %
do Auornrys. $40 %
do for Coro,,er's Inuucst 80 03
90 Assessors Of townships. 3so 10
do ST. vm,oD, allowed BY
Commissioners, W w
,lo u. Drummer spcc'l can. lOJ
do p. NJ. Robinson. TOR dis
tribu,ing asscs,'rs blanks 800
do J. IIainblrion iOr office rent
Couni'f'l money ior taxes &c D I'D
do !. IiainbIc,On Tor boarding
do Jurors fiaO0
do Francis Russell taxes re.
funded. $40
do II. Drammcr assistance to
Sheriff. 90
do Wm. NI'(irr do 600
do 8 Parker boarding Jurors COO
do II. c. Brnnilner, guard fees
State Va Ross, 225
do Jesse Corn do. Stuic vs.
Collier. 100
do ]. Roach do do do 500
do jas. Corn do do do 500
do John Corn do do do 5W
do &. Corn do $. vs. Hoskins 225
d. ]. Roach do do VS. s a'rr 900
Jordan Corn do do do do zoo
do Jesse Corn, bOartl'g Collier %
do NJ. Wilson 4. t. same ease ~
6,r county - co
do Joseph Davidson do do do 1907
do &. Hall. med. ser. 10 pris. 20
do Jos. Davidson far guard
ing jail FIST court in IrOnioi, 20
do W. II. Bryan do 20
do Il Il, IIopkins do 400
tlo VIM. shelton do 100
do boa, hire to trlnspor, pris-
oicrs Burlington 10 lronion 300
do w. Kelly for upprcllcuding
Huffman for horse stealing 20 10
do WA. NIGHT for cleaning
Court house CO
do Mrs. krlvcy for rent for
Recorder. Office. 10 50
de- W. M'Gir for gnardg jail 4 90
do John Brace do 3D
do Irwin \ Kelley for cloth
ing for prisoners, 3s3
do 4. q. Mackcy for work In
Probate and clerks oi!ices l5s 10
do u. Lnsorc for notifying
commiss oliers to sp'l session . O0
do T.. Willis TOR prosecuting
| Coli " &c, lclorc J. p. 10 W
do a. Nye lor advice 10 com.
missioncrs. SON
do irwin & Kelly for articles o u
do G.W. Kelley ior making
jail fence, & lumber for same, p 8
do M'Cul!ough & Dolan for
grading around court house 81 8
do School Examiners s
do for rnc0rI for same 80
do John Rowe for sur ;cying
school lands In Dec afur tp s,c. 50 7i
do Board Of Equalization, 81, s.,
do for other misccl's items. 32i 81
do redemption OF county
tax orders, A.,9j %
do for redemption OF sink.
ing fund orders, 1O2 !:
Balance against the county June 8, 1853,
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q IN Z. a-lEl} ia ,.i's3:s's:sais'l
.ks2t r. 2.sEi s,sz sA.s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-30
AUCTIONS.
AUCTI0 n!

ENTItL be sold ut public auegion, the premises.
wv on THURSD ", january G. ls54.at ten o'clocs.
A. NJ a Good Steam Mill. 81 By 20 feet, stories snd
basement high h aboui OF acre of land situated
about 40 rods from the depot Of Fheh6urg RailInud
COMPANY, IN North i.eominster Vhl0ge. on the main
road leading from said vi lags TO Lsominster Centre
The above shnD is we'll calculated TO- carrying the
comb chair, planning, any business in the mechanical
line Also, at the tnlS amp ace, the following
personal property, to wit:
One Steam Engine, fifteen horse power.
Two Flue b oilers, ighteen feet long.
One Force Pump; do eoppe
Lot of steam Pipe and Fixture for Engine.
Two Woodworth's plauing Machines, 24inch knives
One Side Iointer, 81 feet ways
Que Jontin2 and Matching Machine, 81 feet ways.
Two Saw Benches, with ArboTs and Saws.
Seventy 1--we feet iuch hating, with pnlles, Sc,
together wi the CoHnter Shafts and Haigers belong
ing 10 said Shop.
One thousand feet Of steam PiPe, for warming the
above mentioned Mill.
: Terms made known time aud place Of sale.
For further pattieuiars inquiie OF D. H. Merriam,
Fitchburg or Augustus Ree at the Junction Machine
Shop, "A orcesier. ;. ". SElsttf, AUG 'iOneer.
eomius ., Dec ! 1858 ae,26 dSwuan5
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NEW puRLICATInNS.

RecelUed at y6 Nam Street, thls dag, Dec II
Z. N. TUCKER, Agent. gs
Homes of Ameri IAN Statesmen 81 500
CHRIS, in History, by Turnbull, l25
Mrs Ben Darby, by Collins, LOO
Testimony ofihe Poets, 100
The Experience OF Life by Jewell, rs
Legends OF Brittany, illustrated, rs
Worhs OF Ben Jonson, New Edition, $50
Book Of Pafor Games, 100
Hot Gun, Life Scenes In New York, ns-
traled, by SUlon Robinson, author OF avid
Maggie . IN 4deina,n n c.. ci6 1875
Mechanics, principles aud application, by Oliver
Byrne, M rs
FOOTE'S Index TO Periodic i Literature, 90
spirIualism, by Judge Edmonds, 1926
Appeton's Modern AtIas OF the Earth, ESQ
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B D. Markham,

TTHE present proprietor Of the Great Daguerrean Pal
ace, would respectfully inform the Ladies and Gen.
tlemen az Worcester and vicinity thai he has re6tted
and furnished these Rooms in such style, that Is In
deed palace AND after 10 years experience and prac-
tice IN lie principal cities of the Union, he offers his
services TO you, guaraniyne In all 70 give you
pictures which sh /. be entirely satisfactory of sharp
outline clear lights md shadows, and Of beautiful
style aud finish. Rooms No. is, 16 and n Harrington
Corner. Situated on the corner Of Main and From
streelr. tr,.. dee20 -- diff
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PUBLEC LECTURES.

The Young Mems Rhetorical Society,
w CITY IL LII,
commencing on Tuesday Evening" Nov g. at ~ o'cl'k,
TO be continued as Elbows, viz:
4. Jan 8 -Ilon. G EoRaG 5. BOUTWELL,, Groton.
s. Jan. a GEORGE SUMNER Esq B ,sion.
6 Jan. 81 --Di OLIVER w Holmes, Boston.
T. Feb. IA -Hun. ANsoN BeRLIwcAME, Cambridge.
s. Feb. 29-Rev HORACE JAMES, WI re- seer.
9. Mar. Il -Rev t. D. ANDERsoN, Roxbury.
10. Mar. 28-Rev A. L. siToNe, Boston.
Tickets for the course may be obtained at Hutchin-
son's Nesby's, Keths, and Aen's Bookstores, at the
following Hrces: Gentleman and Lady, 81; Cen
iIemau, rs cents; Lady or Minor, so cents. single
Lectures ~ cents, 10 be paid at the Door Tickets
mott isferGbis
Doors open before q aud closed at II precisely. All
persons requested 10 be in The Hall previous to
past O'clock.
5F C. JILLSON,
SIDNEY CLARKE,
tf~ JESSE o. WHEELER. Committee
F. NJ sTOWELL,
c.. E BRIGGS,
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