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). District Court, Second District.
May Term.
HONORABLE MOSES sHERBrRNE, PRESIDING


d HONORABLE MOSES sHERBuRNE, PRESIDING
The Court met yesterday.
The case of Angelina Stiel vs.. Joseph
Bettinger, which was on trial on Wednes-
day, and before reported, occupied the entire
day yesterday.
No. 90. ID. c. Taylor vs. Hiram Cay
wood. Announced as referred, by stip,lla-
ton, to counsel Of both parties.
No. 80. Edwin Thrift VS.. Charles L.
Emerson, was marked for trial on Saturday
next
No. 26. Francis, Walton & Warren vs.
Bond & Kellogg. Continued by consent.
No. 7. Fish & Barton VS.. Louis Rob
erts, was called for trial, and jury empan-
nelled.
The court adjourned.
REpoRrER's NorE.-The District Attor-
ney is quite angry because mention was
madein this paper, yesterday, that the Grand
Jury came into Court, and, after represent
ing to Judge Sherburne that they had had
no business presented for their considera-
ton, stated further that the District Attor-
ney had not once appeared before them; in
consequence of which last statement, Judge
Sherburne appointed Mr.. Gilfllan, District
Attorney pro tenn, who proceeded at once
to the discharge of his duties.
The plea of the District Attorney, prop
err is, that he was "busy" 1t may be a
good plea, but we doubt whether private,
professional or other interests should be per-
mitted to lead sworn public officer away
from the duties belonging, or incident to,
his position, nor can we see why a commu'
nifty should be kept waiting to accommodate
him. The Grand jury is composed of bu
siness men who have interests which require
their personal attention, and their present
public duty is at sacra6ce which is not in
frequently very onerous. They are men
who know the value of time, and use it &C
cordingly, as do all business men. Furth
ermore, there are men lying in that loath
some hole, by courtesy called the "City
Prison." who of right are entitled to an i'm
mediate hearing upon the matters upon
which they have been imprisoned ;but though
some days have elapsed. no action in the
way of bringing them to trial has been ia
ken. RecogEizances have been forfeited
and no measures had to secure them. In
fact nothing has been done, and the business
of the Court has been, of course, delayed in
material degree, and all because the Dis
trict Attorney was 'busy."
We give the District Attorney the full
benefit of his plea. 1t is good enough as
far as it goes, but it strikes us forcibly that
when an individual accepts an Office of pub
lie trust, no private interest should be al
lowed to step in to prevent or hinder the
proper discharge of the duties o. it. One
thing is certain, that however "busy" the
District Attorney may have BEEN the action
of Judge Sherburne was sufficient to bring
him to hispost yesterday for he was prompt
ly in attendance upon the Grand Jury.
We dislike to find fault, but when prose
cutors, defendants, witnesses and lawyer:
are gathered together from all parts of the
county Of Ramsey, to ask and receive
justice, it is worse than folly to he silent
when prominent officer fails to fulfil his
duties promptly.
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ANOTHER BANK WINDING UP-The "Dank
of the West" located at Madison, Wiscon-
sin, is closing up its business, and gives no.
tce that the outstanding circulating notes
will, for the present, be redeemed at the
State Bank at Madison.
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For LAKE SUpER1oR.-A party headed
by brother of Mr.. MAsrERsoN of this city,
started yesterday, via the st. Croix, for
Lake Superior Another party, headed by
Mr.. McEwEN, will start for the same place
on Monday next, probably by way of Sandy
Lake.
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entertained 10y the Democrat regarding US or
our sentiments, no further misapprehension
or Misrepresentation may be INDUCED in as
to the matter which forms the subject of
this article.
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a1- The PIONEER is printed by Steam, Iayors Large
Cylinder Power Press. The of Steam Power in our
establishment enables to ute Book and Job Print
ing with increased despatch, ard at reduced prices.
SCI JEFFERSON FARMER, Esq is an authorized Agent
The PIONEER at Galena to subscribers and ad
ye:semens. His receipts will be regarded yments
Gs- We have on hand number OF fonts of beautiful
snd useful JOB TYPE which will be disposed of flap
piled for soon.
IT, All transient advertisements inserted in the
WEEKLY PIONEER will be charged at the of 81 per
for the first Insertion and so per square
each subsequent insertion. The charges for yearly
advertisements may be ascerained at the Counting
Room.
ES- LAWYERS BLANKs.-Ihe a entiou of the profession
is directed TO and elegant series Of law Blanks
in process OF printing at the Pioneer Office They all
printed the best paper and with and large sized
script type. Those already issued are
Complaint PromisSory Note against all the Parties
Complaint on !rOmi>Sory Note. against Enlorser;
summons for Money Demand on Contract for Pa vment
OF Money;
Summons for Relief.
Of other Blanks we have issued
Bonds for Deeds;
Quito lain Deeds.
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~ The Boston Bee has been sued fo
libel by Rev. Mr.. Smitthett, Rector O
Christ's Church, Boston. Damages ter
thousand dollars.
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Hotel Arrivals.

The following among the arrival. at the Wins
sw House
G f II Day, st Anthony; G A Johnson, do; J C
Shepley, do; w Murphy, Shakopee; NJ Murphy,
do; E Rice, do; Robt Smith, Ills; NJ /. Ods,
Minneapolis; b Cady, Galena; w NJ Coulson,
Shakopee; Smyser, Pittsburgh; Robt Potter,
Hudson; w Lynch, do; G Brown, Traverse;
McManders, A McManders and lady, Ind; J Low,
Madison, Ind; A d Harwell, do; Maj W Sher-
man, U A; w M Hamilton, st Louis; w Brad
ley, Y; Franklin Steele, Fort Smelling; w
Averfield, st Louis; Mr. Bridge, N Y; r b ALI
son, Minneapolis; VIM Low, Boston; II Hodges &
lady, Chicago; Harris, Leonesta; G A Hill,
do; AIva Hill and lady, do; Mrs Lavigne, Dixon,
Ills; W Morse, Chicago; Borden, Fall Riv-
err, Mass.
The following are among the arrivals at the Amer
lean House:
A Patterson, Ct; A Bushnell, do; II Case,
do; NJ Mann, Thos Jones, s M Jilson, NJ Ad-
ANS, Traverse; II A Brewster, Boston; G G Brew
er, do; Myrick, Red Wood; Thos Warwick, Ma
nomin; Fish, Red Wing; w Copp, Prescott,
Wis; Curtis Rowan, Fort Adams; Titus Bushnell,
do; G T Warner, Prescott; G Mcain, Hennepin
county; r Smith, Hudson; A AspinwaIl, Pokasa-
nell City; E + Mixer, do; A ID Gray, do; Yves
ley, Ohio; B r Perry, N j; G r Stuntz, Superior :;
o Sergeant, Boston, NJ Allison, Hastings; M
Freeman, Mich; L Rowland, Phiia; A w Madison
| and w Knight, Pa; Hickey, do; f A Damon,
St Louis; Geo Johnson and lady, N j. NJ Johnson,
Saltwater; J w Cowles, Galena; IL nj Lvers and
lady, St Paul.
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ExPoRrs.-The aggregate exports of the
port of New York, since the LIST of Janua-
ry, have been, not including specie, $2l,-
9S,32l, against $22,s62, 496 for the same
period of last year.
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SUIClDE.-Richard Yates of San Fran
cisco, formerly cashier Of the State Bank Of
Albany, was found in his room, March 2Sth,
dead. His hand grasped a pistol, with
which he had murdered himself
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DEATH OF A observation-disclosures Wig
ellsworth, one Of the oldest merchants of
CostOn, died in that city on Saturday morn
ing.
He leaves property estimated at two mil
lions of dollars.
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LARGE FIRE-An extensive fire has laid
in ruins nearly the whole of the township of
Vienna, between Hamilton and BufOrd
Canada.
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PASSENGERS AND RECEIPTS.

Per SEAMKR LADY FRANKLIN.-Passensers,
200. Freisht-Borp & Chanrlm, As pkgs; A
Rey, bx; w Bass, Is pkgs; Stees & Hunt, 5
csks; r Irvine E. Co, 2 bxs; B Presley, 10 bbls
pork Gale & Jackson, csk; d I. Fuller, 9 pkgs;
J H Williams. piano; Smith, pkgs
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THIRD WARD STREET COMMISSION
ERS' NOTICE.

ERS, NOTICE.
To the owners or occupants of Lots fronting Ex-
change from it's intersection with st. Anthony
street to its intersection with Vine street;
You are hereby notified that the Commissioners of
the Third Ward have determined open Exchange
from its intersection with ST. Anthony street to
its intersection with Vine street. by causing the
to be ditched both sides and properly covered with
gravel in the CENTRE under the direction of the City Sur
veyOr; and you hereby required to do the same
within twenty days from the date hereof, the under
signed will enter into contract for doing the same
Estimates of the whole expense thereof have been
made and filed with the City Comptroller for the in
spectOn Of the parties interested.
Dated May 8, 1855. GEO. L. BECKER
J. r. IRVINE,
&c. FULLER,
Street Comm: siOners Third w ard City Of st. Paul.
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DUE TO-DAY.
Steamer Editor, Smith, St. Louis.
&c Navigator, Chambn, St. Louis.
&c Clarion, Moran, Galena.
&c MOntauk, Parker, ST. Louis.
" Oakland, Morrison, st. Louis.
&c Vienna, Hay, St. Louis.
&c Black Hawk, Maxwell, upper Minnesota
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THIRD WARD STREET COMMISSIONS
ERS NOTICE.

Third WARD STREET COMMISSIONS
ERS' NOTICE.
To the owners or occupants of Lots fronting Oak
street, from its intersection with Saint Anthony street
to its intersection with College Avenue:
You are hereby notified that the Commissioners of
the Third Ward have determined to open Oak street
from its Intersection with Saint Anthony its
init rsecton with College Avenue, by causing the same
to be dched both sides, and covered with gravel in
the CENTRE under the directions OF the City Survey
and you hereby required to do me same within
twenty days from the date hereof the undersigned
will enter into contracts for doing the same.
Estimates of the whole expense thereof have been
made and filed with the City Comptroller for the in
spection Of the parties interested.
Dated May 9, 1855. GEO. J.. BECKER,
J. r. IRVINE,
A. G. FULLER,
Street Comm issOners Third w ard, City of st. Paul
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Cftp II Offices.

RS Published GratuitOusIy in the Dali
~ Pioneer for the Information of the
People.
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WINoNA LAND OFFICE-It will be seen
by the Card of w. p MURRAY, Esq, in
another column, that he has obtained copies
of plats last received at the Land Office at
Winona. They comprise
Township los, Range %;
- 100, % %, 20, 30;
g 10 =" 80. 81.
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All these are upon the Minnesota river,
and cannot fail to be valuable to immigrants
and settlers.
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COMMERCIAL.
BOARD OF TRADE.

BOARD OF TRADE.
w. r. MARSHALL President.
THOMAS FOSTER Vice President.
s. w. WALKER Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
w. R. Marshall, T. NJ. Marshall, w. E. Hunt,
Alex. Rey, c. T. Whitney, S. w. Walker,
A. T. Chamblin, A. s. Elicit, A. L.. Larpenteur,
David Day, Isaac Markiey, G. w. TurnbuII.
" Communications should be addressed to the Sec
Rotary. Directors the first and third Tuesday
of each month. Board meets first Wednesday of each
month.
st. Paul Markets.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
The following list of the rates at which foreign bank
notes and exchange bought Sold for
the PIONEER daily by Messrs. BORUP CAKES Bankers
ami Exchange Dealers, Saint Paul.
Exchange on New York ................. 11.P cent
On st Louis Observation-Disclosures. 11.A 6.
On Chicago. .....................1 Ia q -
vi y
Eastern Exchange bought at par for currency.
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T.. 8. GOODRICH, Proprietor and Editor

7HIEDAHTPIONEER, ispublished erery ,ceek day mon
nng al the Office Third. Of Jackson Street. Sdin
Paul Minnesota and sfnY1,isht to Mail Subscribers TO,
Sir Dollars Year IN Adcdnce
THE WEEKLY PIONEER priatei at the same office
is sent Nail Sstsc tiers at the oloso,ny rates. Single Copy
1uo Dollars Fire Copies Eight Dollars; tn, Copies, FV
Dollars 7eny Copies, Tceny Dollars To take ddcdn
age Of Cub rates ho,ceper the subscription price must b
paid inrdriGOiy in Adrdnce
TO CORRESPONDENTS-An COMMUNICATION
ci rece~ attention. All articles processing to state facts
must accompanied Gy the Authors name for puliea
ion guarantee Of the truth Of the statements made.
Voluntary Correspondence containing important meas
ST. isics Of The condition and grOuh OftOgaS and settlement
,hromghor,tthe Northeast. is solicited
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RECEIPTS, &c.
ARRIVED.
Steamer War Eagle, Harris, Galena.
DEPARTED
DUE TODAY

Steamer Globe, Roberts, Minnesota River.
i" Lady Franklin, Marlin, Galena.
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Gs- We have on hand number OF fonts of beautiful
and useful JOB TYPE, which will be disposed of flap
C,re
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DAILY PAPER.-Five dollars per year 50 so for six
months; 81 rs three months; 10 cents per week. single
'opes two cents each When Paid strictly Advance,
educton if paid quarterly or half yearly in advance
WEEKLY PAPER.--Price dollars year; 81 for six
advance ST. rs year; single copies cents each
u The postage on the daily by m;. to any part of
Massachusetts, is 10 cts quarter; to other States IS cts
all other parts of Massachusetts, 10 cts year; IN
,ther States, "a cts. year.
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Prepared and sold by
DIR. II. GREEN, M. D.,
1sURIE & pr AR


- O. u u 81 Is ons
=, ohSf loI sdic ule laiSesV a isortlneht Oh
~ r. Gnu zAne1Cah fdteiD '1'W'les' liaf Dyes
e1 "; ~ i uleLS, LUIS St!Wts' ~ 10 pc
oI, - s ~" is u o'lIes' c'',SSSIuS Ia part OF
Warren's Compound Cod Liver 0i Tiny, aud Sugar of
milk
Warret's New Remedies for Consumption.
Marsllall's Catarrh Snuff
Morse's mvig0rating Cordial.
Bogers's Vegetable Aperient Pills.
MorsL's Syrup Yellow Dock.
Myers Extract Rock Rose.
Townsend's SarsapaTia.
Jewetps Bitters and Elixir.
FahneStock's Nermiiuge.
Kennedys Medical Discovery.
Perry's Hungarian Balm fol the Hair.
Curtis's Hygeiana.
Ayers Cathartc Pills.
Brandrcth's Pills,
Cougt's Columbian Pills
Benefits Pills.
Dalley's Pain Extractor.
Columbian Salve.
Atwoods Bitters.
Davis'5 Pain Killer.
Hunts iniment.
IIardy's Save
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
McLane's Liver Pills.
Mofatt's Lite Pills.
Soules Pills
Cark's Sherry Wine Bitters.
McAlsters Ointment.
Russia Salye.
0xygenated Bitters.
WolEe's Schnapps
Mc8lunn's Elixir Opium
Griswold's Salye.
Together with an extensive assortment of Hair Dves
Per61mery Toilet Articles &c ali Of which will ba s az
the lowest market prices d&w1v n,ar21
=, g - -
n a X. a
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|RBFRIG ERATORs

iJtock Of
INfROVED REFRIGER ATORS,
a large ssormet Of the Cheaper Patterns, Of all Sizes
thereby ping to meet the wants of all.
Come ID see US, all who desire ECONOMY and Lux
URY c1ninel in housekeeping. Particular attention
will be pa to furnishing Dealers in adjoining towns,
liberal diOuut.
Befrgetors Of any pattern made 70 order at the
ghortest nice.
II 0rts received for ICE.
0dReerators repaired, or taken in exchange fornew.
N. D. h assortment of Kitchen and Chamber Fdrni-
lure will FURNISHED to Dealers at low prices.
RemsmF the place; 81 " So Front st. Worcester.
maf2l d3m LYMAN DRURY.
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THE WORCESTER SPY.
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

Printed and Published by JOHN MILTON EARLE, 4
EHoMAs DREW at No. 2l2 Main Street. Worcester Mass
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p. Y O U N G.,
DEALER IN
lCH FANCY GOODS, AMUSING
TOYS, INSTRUCTIVE GAMES,

USEFUL ARTICLES,
Especially informs the public that he has in store
CfIdren's CaFria ges, with two and four wheels
seTal kinds and prices, Aso-a very large assortmen
OF BASKETS, and many articles of WILLOW WAREt
sue as CRADLES, CHAIRS, &c.
PIN KIN G.,
in aumber Of different styles. EYELETs set, UBIBREL-
La, PARAS0LS, CANES, &c, repaired.
Choice Singing Birds for Sale.
MEALLlC BIRD CAGES, all kinds of BIRD SEEDS.
CUrIE-FlSH BONE, TRIMMINGS for CAGES, NESTS,
andvery article wanted by bird keepers
80 many rare and scarce articles not to be found at
angther place. Please observe the sign of
'The Variety StOEc.'' Sc Main ST..
(NearLy opposite Qui1lsi ga8toRd Bank.)
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CIotl)img, Mc,

HOME AGAIN HOME AGAIN
FROM A FOREIGN STORE,
| AND Oh II WILL FILLsSIY SOUL WITH JOY
To GREET MY FRIENDS ONCE MORE
| gBvEE sUBsf RIBER flakes pleasure in an
| 4 Houncing to his friends and the public, his
r e M O V A T.
RON the temporary location in the Central Exchange to
his original place of business,
OPPOSITE THE BOSTON & WORCESTER RAILROAD
DEPOT.
The old ''Tombsn building has at length disappeared
and upon its site stands one most stately blocks
in the city OF Worcesteri and here at his old stand
No. I, Worcester House Buildings,
with enlars cd accommodations and otherwise increased
facilities,
= U p ~ - 2
throws open his Doors and invites his old friends and the
public Generosity to call ard examine an assortment Of
CLIO Il HI O.
AT WHOLESALE AND RHTAFy,.
AS RICH, EXTENSIVE, AND VARIED.
any heretofore offered in this market And in this,
opening, have taken especial pains to make
our READY MADE CLOTHING attractiy to all classes
The stock consists Of
oyERC0ATs, SACKS, DRESS COATS. FROCK COATS
FR0CK SACKS, & GREEN + PILOT CLOTH
JACKETS,
of all suitable Styles, CoIors and Prices
VESTS,
Single ana Double Breasted, from the richest
PLUSH, YELYETs, SILKS, sATTNs, CLOTHS MAR
SEILLES, &C., TO the lowest priced VALENCIAs.
PANTS,
from Plain Fancy DOEsKINs, BROADCLOTHs
KERsEYs. sATINETs of all colors sorts, sizes, and
qualities.
We also have in store very extensive assortment of
CLOTHS AND PIECE GOODS.
and special pains will be taken to make the new Store
The place for men to get suited in Garments made to order
we would invite all to give Mr. REED chance at them
All garments warranted or sale
larger assortment Of BOYS CLOTHING will be kent
iof sale IN the Store than has been heretofore and
mothers and fathers are invited to bring send their
children here to trade
Also constantly On hand, splendid stock of
FURNISHING GOODS.
among which viii be found all styles of "a.
SHIRTS, BOSOMS, COLLARS, SCARFS.
CRAFATS, HANDKERCHIEFS,
STOCKS, SOCKS, GLOVES,
USP L n d Frs, MITTS. TIES
DRAWERS, UNDERSTANDS.
OYERALLS, UMBRELLAS,
&c, sc.
Also large assortment
Hats & Caps aud Rubber s. OE!
CiotIim@. ans
we neg to assure friends that we manufacture sill
Of our Clothing ourselves and every article sold
to be as represeued; and trust that our extensive
stock excellent STYLES ami Cutting, good Workmen
oblisng Clerks, and Low PRICES win not only retain
our old customers but give US our proportion Of new nat
runage.
EUTHER'S.
n Gs l. Worcester House BUILDINGS.
Main street, Worcester, Mass.
Opposite Boston * Worcester Il. Il. Depot
mo d&wly
gLOTHING! CL0THIE
The subscribers having formed Coparinership under
the firm OF NALL * BALClM, respectfully give notice
to the public that they have this day opened at No g.
WORCESTER HOUSE BLOCK splendid assortment Of
newly selected
READY MADE CLOTHING.
which they offer at low prices can be found in the
city comprising, in part, COATS, PANTS, VESTS
Boys CLOTHING, &c, and general assortment of
FURNISHING GOODS.
constantly on hand Remember, No. Worcester House
Block Give us cali.
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KANXAsl
7. b. GODDARD'S,

No tO7 UtiOn Block, Main Street
They cons Single Barrel Rifles, Double Barrel do.
one barrel 0lu Rifle, the other for Shot Double and
Single Barrel st Guns, particularly adapted to the wants
OF those thligHtng 10 Kanzas.
Pistol ofevy variety, embracing Colts very superior
heyoyIs OF al szesj Wesson's Repeating Rifle Pistol,
eonhg Ten iharges in ITSELF Chcopee Self Primers Of
md quaies.
bruce %avis's Double Barrel Pistols OF superior quail
Wy, 'l9h and German Pistols Of every description
sShtpf some Of these Pistols are said to have
Breat nee IN settling the right of certain claims be-
tween N9Englandcrs and Missouriaus.
~, N.Y. bary the aboyc, we have Belts Powder Elass
nnu. Sslsi Saps OF Az kinds and indeed every ar
The western gnyi and would respectfully invite all
,aen y ea examine for themselves, feeling confident
that we can ppy them with the above article ~, nne
10 ayorabrms as can found at any other nsc 4"'
rubl6 an ~ ''i P''oe'
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FSLATE FOR RooFs.-The subscriber aav,r.
~ the Agency of the '''' having
NEW ENGLAND
MINING a QUARRYING COMPANY
d prepared TO furnish Slate for Roofs Of SUPERIOR opn
and lay Il IN the best manner. f'
The above Quarry is located Vernon VT and Tho
hae ione TO be superior TO any that has been used IN
This yloipy asd will be furnished the satisfactory
terinn.
S',al,'fsng DC soon a. The Worcester and Nashua
Depot Lincoln ST. aud At Kinncutt 4 o uards,nsa
Ht0re JoIIN n n .yyLuWHe
Worcester. May 9Th, 1854. NAi'D'
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RlyAEM LANDS FOR SALE-In lots to suit
e Purchasers. Over 100000 of acres OF selected
Prairie Farm Lands, belonging to the Illinois Central
Eaiifoad Company. The price will vary from s. S25,
according to quality, location &c The purchase money
may be payable in five equal nsamens the first come
due in two years from date of contract the others
~ misunderstanding six years to pay for the land with
charge Of only tcO per cent per interest. The
first two years. interest payable in advance. The Com
pany construction bonds received as cash. Apply to
CHAS. NJ. DUPUY, JR,,
Land Agent IL. Cent. r. r. Co.,
No. 81 Lake street, Chicago, Illinois.
mari dom
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70 the Courts and Justices having jurisdiction in the
premises:
'HNHE Trustees Of the State Reform School at Wesbo-
Il rough, desire inform the several Courts of the
Commonweal h. taking coguiznce of Juvenile de nquen.
aies, that the Reform school is occupied by larger
number of boys than it is lted to provide for. They
therefore request that at present. be sent there
Should commitments continue, the only alternative pre-
BenIed to the Trustees is To remand portion the inmates
10 the Houses of Corrections provided by law To pre-
vent this necessity, this notice is respectfully given
By order of the Trustees
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REAL ESTATE Office, No. F2aqq's Block.
NOW is THE TIME!-E. H. ABBOTT now
~ offers to the public, for sale exchange the most
desrab. schedule Of Real Estate offered in this civ
Or county consisting Of Farms, Houses House Lots,
Wood Lots Water Privileges, &c. &c. all of which will be
sold at great bargains, TO the purchaser.
Among his list of farms, are farm In Barre 2 I'm Oak
ham, in Cold Brook in Rutland, in Bolton in OK
ford.
HIS list OF houses comprises and thoroughly built
houses Newton street, on Dewey street, on Chandler
street, on Mason street, on John street. on Salem ST.
Wood Lots-2 good wood lots in the town Of Rutland
| In Holden, in Paxton, . in Oakham.
House Losl7 house lots Abbott street. 10 ON plens
AIT street, IS Newton street, 20 Dewey street. 80 on
hason street, II Chandler street. 10 Hudson street
on Elm street, on Vernon street. 10 Endicott street.
on Providence street, 10 Boomingdae Road ~ on
Oak Hill DIFF ms