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The Empire County argus. [volume] (Coloma, El Dorado County, Cal.) 1853-1857, 1853-11-26
THE EMPIRE COUNTY ARGUS.

BE- CURLE BROTHERS, Third street. Sacramento,
authorized Agents for that city All orders, for
this paper, left in their charge will be promptly attended
to.
MR.. JAMES c. DUNCAN, at the Bookstore Ollie
count Strong San Francisco, will act Agent for the
irgus. All orders for this Office left with him. will be
promptly attended to.
MR.. D. G. WALDRoN, is authorised Agent for
this county.
The Empire County argus. [volume] (Coloma, El Dorado County, Cal.) 1853-1857, 1853-11-26

Rsg@ If any of our friends visit Spanish Flat,
we would strongly recommend them to call at the
Parker House. We have been there, and know
that it is well kept. Kind and attentive hosts, IL
good table, clean beds, &C., &c. Stop at the Park
er House when you 90 that way
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STAGE LINEs.--AIcssrs. Jenkins Mcconnell &
Co. have lately put on their route from here to
Sacramento, two splendid Concord coaches
These gentlemen deserve we'll of the citizens Of this
vicinity, for their enterprise. We hope they will
be amply rewarded The number of stages run
ming in and through this county, is much greater
than we supposed. Placerville sends two to the
City daily; Coloma and Georgetown one each, dali
ly two run from Coloma to Placerville, per day ::
two from Coloma to Georgetown one from Coloma
to Auburn one from Placerville to Drytown one
from Placerville to Diamond Spring, and two or
three omnbuses from Placerville to Upper Placer
vile and above. Making in all, about fourteen
stages per day, arriving. Number of arrivals and
departures, twenty eight. Pretty good for a three
year old county.
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JOSIAH GORDON ESQ This talented young gen.
tleman--County Clerk of Ell Dorado county--eft
for the Atlantic States as the Express Messenger
of Adams & Co, ON the steamer Of the 18th inst
After short visit it is his intention to return
Union.
Late not present Clerk, gents Of the Union. Mr.. A.
St. C. Denver, a whole-souled worthy Democrat
and efficient officer, now satisfactorily fills that
Office.
The Empire County argus. [volume] (Coloma, El Dorado County, Cal.) 1853-1857, 1853-11-26

CHIPS OF THE OLD BLocK.'--We acknowledge
the receipt Of the above entitled work. It's very
readable--but the condition Of the Miners is, we
think, rather exaggerated. Buy it and send it
homo. it will please the folks
The Empire County argus. [volume] (Coloma, El Dorado County, Cal.) 1853-1857, 1853-11-26

Esl5~ We earnestly desired to publish, this week,
the address Of the State Democratic Central Com
mittec-but it was quite out of our power. Next
week we shall lay it before our readers
The Empire County argus. [volume] (Coloma, El Dorado County, Cal.) 1853-1857, 1853-11-26

GEoRGETowN AND PILOT CREEK CANAL.-A few
days since we had conversation with the engineer
of this work, E. Linn, Esq, and was much pleased
to learn that there was every prospect of having it
completed to Georgetown and the water running in
it about the 18th of next month.
This will be quick work. The contract for con-
structing the canal was signed on the 22d day of
August last. The length of the canal is little
over % miles, of which about 2 a miles are tumed
so rods tunneled and all the rest ditched. The
work has been done in the most substantial man.
ncr. The contract calls for the completion Of the
work on the ODD day of December, but the contrac-
tor is confident of having it all completed, splen-
did reservoir included, by the 18th; and he will
doubtless have it done judging by the great energy
that he has exhibited in the conduct of the work
thus far. John D, Smith, Esq, is the contractor
The Directors of this company deserve credit for
the energetic manner in which they have prosecuted
this work They will be amply rewarded we think.
Their canal will be highly remunerative
Not having observed that list of its officers
has ever been published, we append their names.
s. S. BROOKS, President.
Vice President, w. S. MARVIN.
5. n. NICHOLS, FRANCIS GRAHAM,
A. A. VAN GUELDER, G. W. GIBBS
JONATHAN YORK.
RICH. MURPHY, Treasurer.
E. c. SoUTHwoRrH, Secry.
We have just been informed that the Ell Dorado
Ditch Company expect to have their canal compile
ted in few weeks. The Ditch brings part of the
water Of Rock Creek into the vicinity of George
town. The mining region around Georgetown and
short distance below, can readily consume all the
water brought by both the above canals. They
will both prove profitable investments.
The Empire County argus. [volume] (Coloma, El Dorado County, Cal.) 1853-1857, 1853-11-26

DS.A-We are under Obligations to Adams & Co.
for papers and letters.
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Re25~ 1t is the right of the people to know how
their money is expended We hope that the Hon.
Court Of Sessions at its next meeting will make an
order to have published from time to time, a de-
tailed account of county expenditures. AS under
the present system, it is almost if not quite impos-
sible for any person to obtain information on this
subject We have been spoken to on this matter
a number Of times, and know that the people of
the county are deeply interested. We shall look
anxiousy for the action of Court of Sessions in
December, and hope some steps may be taken in
the matter. We would like to have our brother
editors, in the county, notice the subject.
The Empire County argus. [volume] (Coloma, El Dorado County, Cal.) 1853-1857, 1853-11-26

neA-MR. SEARLEs, the prompt and obliging Agent
of Wells Fargo Co., will accept our thanks for
full files Of papers, and other fayors
The Empire County argus. [volume] (Coloma, El Dorado County, Cal.) 1853-1857, 1853-11-26

Factions REBUEED-For some time past q fac
tious spirit has been developing itself among the
New York Democracy. The rival interests of lead
ers and political SPECTATORS hitherto and now en-
istng have induced an indiscriminate scramble for
notoriety and re-opened old divisions in the Demo-
cratic ranks. Hence, at this time few uneasy
spirits displaying their pranks in the great State
of New York, and waging a warfare for supremacy
with considerable venom. The contest appears to
be between the Free Sellers, who make up a faction
distinguished in political morals Of exceedingly
"casy virtue and the Old Line Democracy Be-
tween those two factions there is very little family
likeness and but slight sprnkling of fellow feel
ing.
After having this year succeeded in getting up q
row at the State Convention these rival factions
amuse themselves by showing their teeth at each
other. Not content with domestic quarrel Of their
own they, forsooth, by hook crook have indusri-
ously endeavorcd 10 embrol the Administration in
their wrGngles.
Collector Bronson and District Attorney O'Con-
ner, of New York. have at least succeeded and
made a very commendabc exhibition of irony ut
Mr. Secretary Guthrie of the Treasury Department.
Various causes have contributed to create a
breach in New York-causes which we will not
now stop to enumerate. Suffice it that breach has
taken place.
The tone and spirit Of Nessrs. Bronson and
OConners letters might have been more conciliato-
ry instead Of being charged with impairment I'M
pudence.
The result is that Collector Bronson has been
promptly removed, and Herman j. Redfeld, a
thorough Democrat appointed in his place
This rebuke was richly merited, and the Admin
istration will no doubt receive the hearty approval
of the Democracy throughout the Union for its ac-
ton.
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New DIGGNGs.--About two miles west of Work S
Ranch above Georgetown. new and paying digg-
ings have been discovered. They are hill diggings
worked by sinking shafts and running tunnels.
Mr. Colbourn, gentleman who works in one of the
claims, assures that he took out sos in one pan
of dirt last week.
There are doubtless many hills in the region above
Georgetown that will fully equal the famed Mar
maluke Hill in richness.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-07
DR.. HILL
The Celebrated Indian Doctor.

TAKES pleasure in announcing the citizens OF
Worcester, and other places, that his Office is at No.
III Main st.
word to young and others afflicted with Semi
nal Debility, whether originating from certain destruc
tive habits, or from any other canse with The train
bodily and mental evils which fullow when nes ced,
should make early appcaiiun thereby avoiding much
trouble and suffering, ell expense Bs This i'm
proved method OF treatment, DIR. H. can safely guar
aniee safe and speedy al cases OF secre dis
ease That may under his care, matter long
standing EiIheI invited his private rooms
without fear OF interruption by Other PATIENTS hun
dreds are eored yearly by his practical experience and
great remedies.
READ AND REFLECT. Tie afflicted would do
well to reflect before trusting :nei hesh hoppness
aud in many cases, their fiUeS, te hunts Of pt ysi.
clans ignorant Of his Gf malad certain
~ impossible Tor all The It's The
human faulty sulje,t 10.
YEARS OF PRACTfGE, excessively cevofed 60 the
treatment and study If Syphilis Gon0rfhaa, Gret
Structures effect Of solitary habits, Ulcers upon the
body, throat, nose legs, Pain the Head or 30, es
and all MeTcuria Affections und AL issnfiIies of the
Blood, Whereby the tuition has become nfaeed
enables the Drto oef reel all who may place them
selves under his
TO FEMALES. All diseasfs peculiar 60 Fen,ales
as Suppressions. irregularities c., speedily and effect
ually removed. ~
~ The French Period al Drops and pill.. for the
above affections, have been well Tested Tor The last ten
years sf m
DR.. HiIls Preventative for married ladies' sent 10
sons at distance may consult Dr. Hal by elter (aost
pad) describing their Case, have medicines securely
put up and forwarded TO any part OF the stHies with
full ard explicit directions fur use. Office arranged
with separate apartments, SO that patients but
the DIR.
Rr Office hours rom a. NJ, to sPM
Very respectfully, Or c. A. HILL,
apl6 dat lice 121 Min ST.. Worce.ter
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= ayr = ~ : 'sS tsisnsd5 r. w. KiRKUs.
AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF RHEUMATIC
FEVER. IN VAN DfEMEN,S LAND.


CoPyof Letter Inserted in the Hobart 7oua COURT
of the Isl MarcA, 1851, By Major J.'Iyotch.
Margaret MfCnnnigan, nineteen years age, residing
OF New Tuwn, had been suffering from viol mt heu-
matte fever for upwards of two months, Which had en-
nfeIy deprived her OF The Of her limbs during this
period she was under the care of the mos eminent med
csi men in hobart Town, and by them her was
considered hopeless. A friend REVEALED upon her TO
Try Holloway's celebrated Pills, which she consented
do, and in incredible short space OF time they effected
perfect cure.
AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF THE GRAZ Ell,
AND A MOST DANGEROUS LIVER CDMPLAI IN T.
Copy Of a Letter Addressed 20 II. Il. Heydon, Esq.
Sydney, Mem South WdfeS. dated February 2sh, 1881
SRA Mr.. Thomas Clark Settler at lake gorge,
for considerable time seriously afflicted with
complaint OF the Liver, together with the Gravel His
medical attendants after trying lfther skill, candidy
told him that his hopeless aud any further e
forts useless In this situaun and when expecting
cry day would terminate his existence friend recon
mendt d him 10 try Holloway's Pills, and forlorn
hope he did the first dose gave him considerable
lief; he therefore persevered in ,ukng them according
to the directions and is restored perfect HEALTH
He wieei great pleasure IN confirming this statements
or even make an affidavit TO the same effect SHOULD il be
required (SignedO VIM JONES,
Proprietor ofthe GouIbuf Herald New South Wales
These Celebrated Pius are Wonderfukig EMcaci6us
IN The FoH0WiHg Complaints: II
AgH Sms Dfopsy iamma'on Sore JhF T
Bilious Gem Ersspeas Liver toIn- el
plants Female IrTeg- Limits secondary
Botches on ulari'ies lunbago symptoms
the skin Feve Of all Plies Tic nouioure'x
Bowel Com kinds Rheumatism Tufnodrs
plants Fits Retention of Itlccis
Coles Geut Urine Venereal A f.
Constipation Headache scroiua o fectiohs
ofIhe Bowls indigestion kings Evil Worms OF a IL
Consumption kinds
Debility Weakness from
&c, &e.s = Whatever cause
Sold at the Establishment of Professor Ho11ow WA r.
244 Strand, fnear Temple Ba) London, and by all
spectacle Druggists and Dfales in Medicines, through
out Ihertsh Empire and those of he United States
in Pots and Boxes, at 375 cents 81 cents, and SO
each. wholesale by the principal Drug Houses ia the
States, and by Messrs A. b ~ ID. SANDS New York,
and Mr.. l. H0RSEY, "a Maiden Lane, New York
There is considerable saving by taking the larger sizes
N. b. Directions for the guidance ol Patients in eve
~ disorder, are affixed to each Box.
Messrs. Reddng 4 Co No. State street, Bio ton
are General Agents for the New England states ID
CALDWELL i HILL, Agents Tor wIcester. fa
mch29 dTIaF vpntv SIN ts
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
r = ABp0TT
-"
ESTATE BROKE


NO. 259 Main Stree Forester, Mass.
A TTENIt0N gwen to the Purchase, sale and Ex-
n change Of Real Estate in all parts OF the City and
sections OF the Cnu0iy.
Among the many desirable City Lots he offers for
SALE be won cali the special aeniiun of purchasers
10 those beatiinl lots comprising the 6 Wheeler
Farm.' aud . B0YDEN PLATfS'' situated ON Pleas
ant street, wi hin short distance OF the City Hall -
o. these Lots 100 much cannot be spoken in pIaise-
however, the sales Of them the past year. speak more
in iieu favor than words
And TO persons DESTROYS of commanding sites he
would cal their attention to those rpeuid lps siinaed
on OAK fIli (ear he " esetn Railroad Deno " hch
for beauty OF surrounding cenely, fne ;r ana excel
lent waller, cannot be SURPASSED by LOCATION in the
City These Lots need bur 10 be seen to he lidmred-
commanding one of the finest views OF tile CITY, and
hut short Distance from the City hail. purchasers can
not bur desire and admire beautiful location. We
would ASK you TO visit them, ii no mere. Great in
ducements viii be offered To those wishing build i'm.
mediately
IL also offers 25 Lots on Vernon street QInon Hin
20 on Providence 81, IS Elm 20 Mason ST. sew.
e-a on Pleasant Il, and others in different parts of he
cty by which persons can be accommodated according
i1their means and desires. And inducements to
purchase, he viii exchange any and MI Of The above
LOIS Tor Properly ia The County, with security, they
may be bought on any length 1l tme-sO thai ensoin-
ers can be accommodated without any outlay of Cash.
Also, several FARMS in fIsient sections Of the
County, varyieg IN price rom S50O 10 5000.
Those in want of Farms will 90 we'll to call and eX-
anti his many lists. among hem persons can be
commodased, or suittd TO price, location. and guam
NY OF land, with less Expense and trouble thau other
wise. 81
Also, Tenement TO let, and Houses for sale, in dHtr
eI parts of the City.
Cal atour Office, No 23s Main st. and we will con
yey zen over different parts Of the y free Of charge.
Je2 DIFF
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TIE Boats ntnhis Line .ss.t,.a
I will Ies re ApF5ylieHcs. b,ss' i

TIE Boats ntihis line ...4ss
$500 will le, asF5ymiencs { baN - g
asSsrFsza from Fox fein on MON sSsss1sssafsEz-.
--- DAYS, WE'D NESDAYS " ERIDARs
and New York on Z tuesdays, THURSDAYS. q
SATURDAYS, until furthernotce a4 &
Freight taken for New York at reasonable rates
his line connects, by arrangement with the Daily
inland Liue of Propellers between New York and
Philadephs, and the semi-weekly Inland Line to Ba
more, at all times. When this Inland route is omen,
Goods viii be taken Providence for Philadelphia
cents per foot and for baltimore at cents per foot
Us1al time between Providence and philadephia 10
hours and between New York and BALTIMORE 10
hours.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Freight viii be forward
ed from New York by any other lines, if 50 directed
at current
For further Information apply to w. II. JOURDAN,
9Htce OF Providence and Worcester RaiIroad Cot;
Isaac oden, Pier No. 10 N. R.-or W. p. Williams ii
Broadwas New York, or to sl oIH
b By FUN, Agent, foot of South Mausi.,
septEt. 1902. dawtf Provdenee
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SOhtMEB Ahh AMI k4BBNJ
On and ade, Wea$dg, Nag h, 1853 through PAS
SENGkH TRAINs 3Wiileay' as follows:
Providence %, and 81 NJ; and a. ).ins
Leave Worcester al 50. and Ii ana Top. m.
Fhe To A. ". tr- providerce, coppects
Worcester with tbe EAprsss ITNNs from Boston fot
New bo'k, and AlbaaJ, WHICH iease Worcester at 925
A.
With the Accommodation Train for Springfield ana
Albany and allniermediae stations which leaves Wor
ceatel Al 9.30 A. NJ.
With traits fthe NnrWiensna Worcester Railroad
for,AoFwiGl.
Wta trains q The Worcester ard Nashua Railroad
Tor lowell, Nashea Manchester concord, Ne.
Nthtiaifs oftAe fii6 hbbrg and Worcester Railroad
fof FurkbuTE, kecne, belluws Falls, &c.
the 1880 A. ~ tFai4i from Providence connects al,
Wo cester with the afternoon Accommodation TTains
from " oscestcr of ali theabove mentioned Roads.
The 900 NJ Train from Providence connects III W0r-
ces.ir with The Accommodation Train for Springfield
which leaves Worcester at SIS P. M. T.
With the seatah0at trait for New FORK via NOrwich,
which leaves Worcester at z + NJ. IL. as
With the trains of the Fch5urg and Worcester Rail
road, which leaves Worcester at 7.l5 M.
The II A, NJ. tram rom Worcester connects ut Wor"
cester with tue morning trains from Norw Ich, Spring
field Fiichburg, Nashua and Lowell. .
AtProvience wi II the ait rIiuou iraias fer Boston
Taunton, New Bcdlerd. Fall River, and wish steam
boats ioi Fall RIVER and Newport. H.4 a3fEA =
The 4JG "a ETain hGn Va nrcsster connects Al Wor
ces5e with The Express Train which leaves New Yorl
al O'Clock, A. NJ
With the morning Accommodation Train from Alba.
ny, and With tire md-iay Accommodation Trains from
Norwich, Springfield, Ftchhurg Nashua and Lowell.
A Providence with The Boston and New ork Steam.
boat Trim iur New Xcrk via Sloningttn.
The 7.20 A. NJ ami IL p. NJ. trains from Providence
and the 6.5J A. NJ. aneB4l p NJ. trains from Worcester
Connect with The Trains of the Norfolk County Railroad
at Waterford
These trains also eonnect al woopsocket with coach.
es for Milford and Mendon
At Mllyile with coaches for slatersville; at Viii.
tins With coaches for East Douglass and Nhitinsve.
At Farnum swith eoach,s tor Grafton Centre New.
England Village, and Upon.
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ff55T@ f=ss
aAafS - 5 Sc. ssSa
Passenger Trains viii run as follows,
Leave Arrive al GI0I0D Arrive al
Worcester at Junction at \ ashua ard i.owellat
u $50 ain. O5 m. 3 so am Sb0am
Ills ms IL 80 IN. 1.l2pm ITO pm
AS pm SIS pm. $50 pm $50 D IN
Leave Arrive ~ GTeton Arrive at
Nashua and lowell junction Worceste.
7S0 am. 7 IS ain. e.05a.m 9l5a.m.
LBS a. m. lI.3G NJ. t2.30p.m. lisa pm
5.59 PM. 9.4) pm. eco pm 7.g0 b M.
CONNECTIONS WIFI OTHER ROADS
Trains arriving at Nashua connect directly with trans
OF Concord, Boston, Concord and Montreal Northern,
Passumpsc, and Vermont Central Railroads. All iTrains
from Nashna connect directly with down Trains fro n
the above ramt d Roads. q
Each Tram 10 and from Gfoton Junction (except he
Evening Train from Nashua conuecIs with upward
aud downward Trans of the FIlchburg Koilfoad and
Stony Brook Railroad to and from Lowell. I
AtW0rcestef b.3U a. m. Taln connects with Steam.
boat train from efk via Norwich. lI.I5a m con-
meets win Boston aid Worcester, Providence and Wor-
cester, Norwich and orcester, and Western Railroad
trans AIS p. m. connects witt trains from all above
named roads, including the Express Train from New
York and Albany Train arriving 9.h a. M connects
with the a. m. trains ofal fhe above roads, including
Expltss Train to New ork and Albany That arriving
AT p IN withp. M trains of above roads nThat ar
rlVing 1t 72O M with the New orb Steamboat Train
via Norwich leaGaaa sas4
FITCHBURG AND WoRCE ESTER Il. R. TRAINS,
running in connection with Nashua tlans
Leave Fitchburg at .. NJ. +; IL. 40 and s 90 u M
Leave Worcester nj $50 and H. IS M and AIS m
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way between )
Worcester, Groon junction. Nashua, Low ell Fitch
burg. sea " ata
gT For connections with the other road at Worces-
ter, Groon JUNCTION, and Nashaa see Snow and VIII
deT's Pathfinder and Railway tide. n lln
ID Through Tickets issued at Worcester for Bur
lington Montpelier. Wells River aud White River juno.
l al the same fare by each of the different routes via
Nashua and Fitchburg but change OF cars is made
on the Nashua route. 8l Hfh
Nv. sTowEJL, sup't
worcester, june ., 1898 81 iel0 dawtf
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NEWPORT AND SARATOGA
II Passengers leaving Newport 10 ihe. mornlng NAV
reach Saratoga The evening.
u Passengers leaving Saratoga in the morning NAV
reach Newport the same event &.
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For III Ouses in Wore ester
D A WOOD lot of 9Oacres in snttonl also house
n five acres of land IN Sutton.
Also, house at Whitin's village also, house lots
near the Worcester Academy
Also, house lots leading from King street
to Chandler; also, vo house lots at The corner Of
Chandler a0d Queen street.
For larther particulars enquire Of a
De- H s GUSTAVUS ELLIOTT
~. Corner ai Chandler and Queen ST.
Worcester. Nov IS, 1852 diff
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French Periodical Pills and Drops.
DR.. c.. A. HILL.

W No. l2I Main Street, Worcester. Mass, gf
NTOULD say that at great expense, he has prepared
wv from The original recipe, ihe Fiench Periodical
Pills and Drops discovered by ). Harrington, d.,
while prac'icng in the Hospital in Paris i'm
medaie Of servation Of the renowned r., ORD, Of Par
is, and ACTON of London, n
arranted IN all cases 10 have the desired effect
These Pills are invariably certain to reyf ate the f.
male Sstem auo can be taken vi. a1ard. A re-
liefts watfanted or the money returned. They are
known by hundreds Of females this countr, 10 he The
only preparation ever discovered, that has proved nva
riaby certain in all cases.
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Alexander Putnam

MOULD give notice that he continues he AUG
TioN AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, al the
old stand Of Hood ~ Putnam, No l4a Main stIeet
where he VIII be happy q receive conssnnente Of Ill
descriptions 81 property for A6con or prlysfe sale e
WIN Aiiena TO sales OF Real Estate, OF Personal
~ III Cash paid for second hand Furniture.
!. Furniture, Trunks, valiaes, Dry and Fancy Goods,
40, pt pTisnte sale, low ios Cash 80 IT,
Worcostef, Feb. &C. 1853. W t dll
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---..- y, = - q
VIE Subscriber Will sell, exchange for Real Els
tate, in the city Of w orcesiel, Farm Of SO act es
in the westerly part q Shrewsbury about 81 miles froIl
the Court House the Old road to Shrewsbury II is
the Farm owned few years since b. Levi Howe and
now occupied by Peter Rich, Jr lis desirable place
for one wishing to raise vegetables for the Worcester
market, the soil being well adapied to that purpose
For iuither particulars, enquire of Peter Rich Jr on
the premises, or OF EDWARD EARLE
Worcester, Isl Month. 1852 ian29-davytf