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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1855-04-08
PARoIsSE NT-JEAN-BAPTlSTE.
COUR DU QUATRIEME DISTRICT
JCDICIAlRE.

JUDICIAlKE.
yeHre lean Baptists Froisy, tstries. vs.
Jssrs Josydsa Frossy, tssrirs 1t al.
I'M vrrtu dun jugemcnt rendu dams raE
Ia fairc ci-dessus mentionnee, ct 4 moi
sdressr par Honorable 10 Cour du Quatria.
me District Judicisire de rEtat de IL Loui.
siane, dams ct pour Ia paroisss Saint jean
Bsptiste, le huitieme jour de nossmbre
1854. y7
J'oHrirai en- vente publique. sur les leu1.
le Lurdi Is AvTil lass. 4 ~ heures
A. NJ, les biens meubles, esoDaves ct pro-
priats foncisrc aPpartenant dams les pro-
P"r'iops dun quart indivis 1 10 succession
de feu Jrnu.Bsptistc Froisy, dun quart in.
divis i Ia succession de- feu Jourdan Troisy,
IT dune moitie ipdivise su sieur Godefroy
Froisy CONNIE suit, savoir:
BIENS MEUBLES:
Meubl~s meubisnts ct eAets de mensge
s 5chevsux amsricsins. 5 mulets, 2 chevsux
creoles, I vache, 3 charrettes, &c, &c.
ESCLAVES:
Noel. mulitre creole. kge d'cnviron IS
ana. Observation-Disclosures.
Augus,-. mulatre creole, age d'cnviron IS
aGs.
Clovis, mulitre creole, age d'environ 81
ans. Observation-Disclosures.
Brnjanin,. mulatre creole. sge d'environ
"a aus. charretier-labcureur
Martial. mulifre creole, iSe d'environ 20
ans. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PROPHETS FONCIERE:
Une terre situee en- cette paroisse Saint.
Jean Bnptiste, sur Ia rive gauche du heuve
Nississipi. mesurant un srpent plus gu
uIoins dc face audit hcuve sur quatre.yingts
arpents de- profondeur. avec triple conces-
sion, bornre du cote den haut par 10 pro-
pricts du sicur Matthias Cambre, ct du cote
den has PAR cells dependant de 10 success
sion de- f. Louis Perillioux junior. ensem.
bic toutrs les bstisses, constructions ct anne
iorati"ns qui Sc trouvent sur cetts terre ct
IN drp-ndcut
fERMES ET CONDITIONS:
lie n"bilier payable compliant.
Les csclaves payables qustre sixiemes
compliant 4l6. ct ID balance en- deux termes
agaIs. IN tout mars des annses 1856 ct
ls57, en- biilets rndossSs 4 satisfaction, Ga.
rants par hypotheque specislrl sur lcsiits
esclavcs vrndus, payables au bureau du Re
corder DE- cette paroisse, avec intcrets d raj
son DE- huit pour cent Ian de lecheancr JUS
qua pSlrmrnt final, sans pour celia sutoriscr
aurun dslai.
Ia trrr- payable six dixismes compliant
6IlO, ct In balance en- trois trrmes sgsuX.
en- tout mars des annees 1856, 1857 ct 1863,
rn biIlcts cndosses i satisfaction garantis
par hypahaqne sptciale sur ladite terre
paysblrs al bureau du Recorder de cettr
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
Wdoc Georges Ptyiili0s1,
Sosthtss Lagrosz, curator + al.

SOsthtss Lasros1, curator + al.
DY virtue of . judgment rendered in the
ID above entitled case, on the 9th day Of
March 1855, and 70 me directed by the ho-
norable the Fourth Judicial District Court
Of the State "f Louisiana, In and for the
parish Of st John the Baptist,
Ishall Offer at public auction on the pre-
misses On Saturday the 21st day of
April 1855, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the here
inafter described moveable property. belOn-
ging In the proportion Of one undivided
sixth 10 the successions Of the late jean
Lasseigne and Marie Adeline Msdere, his
wife, Of one undivided sixth to Sympborien
MONTE and Of the two undivided third to
Mrs Marie Emile MONTH, widow Georges
Psrillioux.
MOVABLE PROPERTY.
Consistng in implement Of husbandry, such
40 several mules, carts, oxen, . certain lot
of lumber for cistern, &c, &c, &c.
LANDED PROPERTY,
Belonging in the prOportion Of onr undivi.
ded fourth to tho successiOns Of the late
Jean Lssseigne and Marie Adeline Msdare,
his wife, of one undivided fourth to Sym
phOrien Nontz and Of one undivided half to
Mrs Marie Emile Montz, widow Georges
PerilliouI.
A Landed Property situated in this pa.
rish Of st John the Baptist, on the left
bank Of the Mississippi River, measuring
two srpens and one half Of one arpent, front
to said river, upon forty arpens in depth,
with double cOncession, bounded On the
upper line by the property of widow Geor.
ges PerilliOux, and on the lower line by
that Of widow Antoine Picou, T. c. w., tog-
ether with the buildings and constructions
thereon cOnsisting in . sugar house, pur-
gerie, cane mill moved by steam engine, .
corn house, . stable, 4 draining machine
mOyrd BY horses. &c, &c.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Tho novsable payable cash.
The landed property payable eleventh six.
teenth llll6 cash; three sixteenth 3ll6 in all
March 1866, one sixteenth ] ll6 in oil March
1857, and one sixteenth lll6 In al March
1858, in approved endorsed notes, secured by
special mortgage on said land, made paya-
bic st the Office 81 the Recorder Of this pa
rish and bearing eventual interest 1t the
rate Of eight per cent per annum, from ma.
turity until fully paid, without thereby su-
thorizing any delay.
Parish of Sc John the Bsptist, this 18th
day Of March 1855.
JOHN +. BCRCARD.
Sheriff.
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ETAT De la LOUISIANA.
PARoISsE SAINT JEAN.DAPTIsTE.
COCR DU QUATRIEME DISTRICT
JCDlClAlRE.
Issse Georges Ptriliosz,

Sostktns LA1rouI, eSrstssr It al.
I'm vsrtu dun jugement rendu dams rsf:
II taire ci-dessus mentionnee. 10 3 mars
1855. ct moi sdresst par Honorable Il
Cour du Quatrisms District Judicisire do
lEtst de Ia Louisiana. dana ct pour b pa
roissc Saint Jean Baptiste.
J'oGrirsi en- ventc pub,ique. sur lee lieux,
10 oameH a AvIl 18S5. / ~ heurrs
A. NJ. les biens meubles, ci-aprss d6sienfa.
appsrtenant dams lee proportions dun sixir-
mo indivis aux succeasiOns de feu sicur
Jean Lssseigne ct de- Mario Ad~line Ma
dsre, "a femme. dun siXieme indivis au
sleur SimphOrieu Month, ct des deux tiers
indivis / In dame Marie Emile MONTE, vcu-
70 Georges Ptrillioux.
BIENs MEUBLES,
Constant en- Outis sr>toires, quclques mu-
lets, charrettes. b1ufs, une certainc quan.
tits dc bois pour citernes, &c, &c, DC.
PROPHETS FONCIERE
Appartensnt dams lee proportions dun quart
indivis aux successi0ns De feu Jean lsssei-
gns ct Do Marie Adeline Msdere. a femme,
dun quart indivis Symph0rien Month, ct
dune moitia iDdivipe 10 dame Marie Emi.
lie Montx. veuve Georges PerilliOux.
Une PrOpriet< fonciirs situee en- cetts
psroisse StJean- Baptistc, sur Ii ive gau-
che du feuve Mississipi, mesurnnt deux sr.
peats ct demi de face audit heuve, sur qus-
rante arpents de- profoudeur, svec une dou-
bic concession. borM;s du cSts den haut
par Il prpriete dependant de- Il succes.i"n
de- feu Georges -PcriIlioux, IT du cite den
has par celle de vttivr Antoine Pieces, T. ~.
ensemble les bitisses IT constructions, con-
sistant cn unc sucrrrir. purgerie. moulin
cannes. mu par nne machine vapcur, un
nsgasin ! unals. Mn~ scuri~. unr machine .
drssech~r, n,u~ par dee ch~vsux, &c, &c.
TERMES ET CONDITIONS:
lie mobilier payable compliant.
La pr"priets foncisre payable CONNIE
suit:
Onse seizis,ns li,l6 da pix payable
compliant, trois srizS,nr 3li6 payable en-
tout mars 1855. Nm seixiemc III en- tout
mars 1861, ct un s~isicme IL en- tout
mars 1853: en- billrts endorses ! sstisfac-
ti"u. garautis par hypthrquc sptcialr sur
lsdiss trrr~, faits payable au Bureau dn
Rec'rdes de- cettc psrissc. et portant inu-
ret ~ tsux de- huit pour cent Ian de re-
chfsace jusQu'a pairinent fnal. ssns pour
celia aatorisrr nucun delsi. r..
Paroisss Saint jean -Bsptiste, &c IL u'ars
1855.
JEAN !. BURCARD.
~ shfriG
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cHEvAL TRoUvE.

A vISest donne par le soussient quill ~
"A dans - savsne I'M cheval creole. IN
couleur bay, sans marqne particuliere, .yant
settlement une paito de- dcrrisre blanche. &c
chevsl est dcpuis six mois dams sa savanc.
Le propristairs ess prit de venir le reclamer
dsns fes irentc jours qui suivront les publica-
tions dudit avis. ct ic cheval leur sers livrs en-
psyant Lee frais d'insertion II autrcs.
St-Jesn. Bsptiste, le . avril lsss.
mcis. = SOSTHENE BARRE.
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80 Piastres ie RkcempenSe.

NSlNQUANTE p;astrcs De rscompense =
~ scsont payees celui qui rams ners
~ soussigne on logera Ia gc6le de- ia
psroisse, le negro Kssese, We dc IS ~
ans environ, tsillc Inoycnne, tsint noif fonct.
Get csclave, qui psovisus de fcnesa Dc u.
Stcph. est parti maron dcpuis le ms's Dc mai
1854. Qp suppose qu'ilsc cache dane le boia
derisrc fhabitation Boussre, de St-Charlcs,
90 sux environs. "r"r.H 81 ...
St-Jesn. Bsptiste. . avril 1855:
I'm. vALsAIN MARMILION.
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vIIILL Be psid 10 any one who win
w bring back to the ssbscribcr, az
lodge IN the parish Jail. the negro man
EUGENE, aged about Is years, ofordi 81
nary height, and Of veev black complexion
Said slave has becn sold to tie subeeriber at
the auction sale pfMr. stsph, and 10 runaway
since the month Of May 1854 IL h supposed
that hs il concealed ID the swamps behind Mr..
Bougsrs ploutstioa, St. Charsss, or In the ID.
jadest parts. f.t.s aI s
81 Joan the Baptist. April lass. i.
In vALSAlNT MARNILLlON.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

Parish Of Ct. John the Baptist
Adam Lssseisns. .txisr, ssi 4ssusss Msdfs
Jr.. TUTOR. 70. Ssst&tss LsSrssz. curator
ny virtue Of . judgment rendered ia the
ID above entitled case, on the eth Of March
1865, AMI to NC directed By the Honorable
the Fourth Judicial District Cont of the
State of Louisisn. In and for the parish Of
81 John the Baptist; shall odrr at public
auction ION the plantation of Mrs.. widow
George PerillouI,) on Saturday the 2lst
a April 1oSS. st IL o'clock A. ~, the
follow ing hereinafter moveable and slsv~s,
bsaoagiHa 10 the proportion O 10 undivided
halfn the s,iccessions ef Jean Lssaeiene
and Marie Ad~line Madarr. his wifi, AMI Of
one undivided hslfto Symphorin Montz, -
MOVABLE.
Seven oxen and hsrses rf..
SLAVES. 40
Peter, an smericrn negro man. ef about
"a years, castman.
Daniel, an american nrers man, Of about
Sc years, plovghnian.
Phocbee, IN american negro woman Of
TERMS 4 CONDITIONS.
The movesble. payable Cash.
The slaves payable ~ follcws: BE Of the
price Of aAjudicatiou. Cash: 7II6. in al march
l6S6: 3ll6, in oil march leS7. in approved
endorsed notice. secured By special mortgage
10 said slaves. nsde payable st the oflcs of
the reeosdes II this psrish. and besripe ev.
eutual intesvst at the r,te ~ aper cent PER
snnum from maturity until fully paid. with
out thereby authorizing any delay.
Parish Of st. John the Baptist, March
18th 1855. .---.---- ~ a.. 80 "a
rs JEAN r. BURCARD.
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A YANT vmis nes nitoycnnss 20 bou esss
"A et Assiraut ne plYs etvs tsssmcnst PER he
auimsnx. ie public cot prh do ~ rlss osvrir
NEE baryiseea. - o..
NM. les IIabitants dn veiainaes vsudrcst
bicn sussi avoir u complsissnce Dc d<endrs
I leun segres Dc pssser ~ travcrs de mon
StJesn. .Bsp.ists. le IS nsss iss,. 1s r
NO. ANDRY psur Z a. Ff
F0RSTALt 6ercs.
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marsdes auront plus dc temps pour les
preudre dos. 1" D'sutres voix criaient
encore :" Veptre 1 tcrre. freres, quand
lis mettront en- joue'... Puts nous lcur
tomberons dessus... Ne tircs qua deux
pas. C'est bicn..... Ventre / terre!."
Et pourtant les tetes settlement sin.
clinerent curicuses. car &C fut pour
mieux voir ID chose. au moment on le
premier rang des autres sagenouilla
sous une double ligne de fusils qui. au-
dessus des stems, s'abaisserent oblique-
mcnt 4 droite ct / gauche DeuI am
pies Jets de feu aambercnt en- ecartant
de meme. ct, tracant au depart un lar
e angle en6am.e, chasserent les bales
sur les deux c6tes du vallon.
Tn grand cri fut Il reponse des pay
ssr.. "En avan' en- avsnt, camara.
des.-" Mais plusieurs qui crinient en-
avsnt n'etaient que trop bien retenus
sur Ia place d'autres gisaient sans voi1
ct sans vie. II est beau de mourir dams
de tells combats il est cruel de mourir
quaud lis commencent. ...
Les paysans s'elancerens au-devant
de l'cnncmi, sc ruant dams le vallon
comme un troupeau de loups enrages...
Soudain ils lc virent &C rctirer en- hate.
laisssnt derriere lui quelques voices de
coups Dc fusil, bon n:mbre de trail.
leurs. ct une partie de ses cosaques
rallies.
Car au moment on il allait Sc porter
en- avant avec l'autre part de - troupe,
l'Gil exerce du chef ruxe await reconnu
en- arrierc, sur - droite. un gros dc
cavaliers qui siivait lc bord de Ia mon.
tagne, et qui. svant une hcure. allai. lui
couper - retraite sill perdait. lui. Nh
scul moment. r
II await done rappcle son detacbe.
mcnt. ct coatcnant l'attaquc dc son
micux. il se dirigeait rapidemeut vers
le point on flainut les chariots. se fi-
sant preceder du Eiblc rcstc dc scs ca
walters.
La n,arche dcs paysans fut un instant
raIentie par uuc eOetiauelle ct terrible
escarmouchc avec he's tiraillcurs 1 pied
ct / cbesal. Ceux-ci luttaicnt en- de.
scperes, connaissans tout 10 danger de
leur position. ct sachant bien qu'ils q.
vaicat pas de quarter = attendrc.
Ia vallse retcrtissait, Gu etincclant
'com,se unc forge immense; mais les
'csuPs nc frarFaicnt pas en- n'csurc lis
rSisaicat en- desordrc lcurs bruits cou.
fssdss relc-mele ainsi que les combat.
taats. Les cris. lc son dcs armes. c'e.
talent les seules fantarcs dams cette ba.
taills d'homme / honlne. La melee
s'echircissait d chaqus instant CONNIE
upe foret livree aux blcherons. ct le
sol ac Ihouillait dc sang. sueur dcs bra.
ves. .Ua a. .Fr -s rat .. 70
Les n6trcs ccpendaut gagpaicnt du
terrain, ct leurs bales avaicnt toujours
moins dc chcmin 1 fairs pour s'sppro.
cher du gros dc lenncmi. II etais deux
hcures ct plus le cicl sans nuages
uontrsit 10 solcil qui &c baissait vers le
couchant... Des loups aifalnts commen-
caient 1 rodsr 1 peutree du vallon....
Bon signe.. "'' f'aa '''s',A
Cs fut alors que Lubbcrt ct les siens
spercurent Ia Aammc des fusils qui
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Decide 4 10 Nouvelle- Orirans, yendredi
20 mars, ! heures du soir. Nine Cortnne
DeBUYa femme du general WIN. DE
BUYS.
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NpI CHHO. POTASH, BLUE VIrRIOL.
up SC. 5000 lbs. III Chr0. Potash, lOO00 10 nlue
Nitrio rs bOls. Ground Alum casks lit sort Pearl Aeh
90 bbls. Ground Red Tartar rs do Glue in store and oI
sale by q. s. n A. j. HOWE
NO dt Worcester Bank Block
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HOW PUSSY JUMPS, OR THE WAY
THE CROWD MOVES, ON A
TIGHT MONEY MARKET.
r E A d
UPWARDS OF $50, 900 WORTH
OF
WINTER CLOTHING.
AT TuE EnILNMING LOW pt,IGEg
r E A d !

Al LIE fObLOnINb LUH GJSlCEc.
81 i-2 to 2. Good Pants, of various fabrics
So 1-2. Cashmere, Doeskin, and Broadcotli Pants,
at this low price, for a few days, to reduce stock.
So Sod. Custom Made Doos4in Pants Canvass Bot
toms, and made ofas goo materials as the Pants for
which you usually pay So Closing sale of Winter Cloth
ing
So to D. Fancy Cashmere, Doesku, ard Cloth Pants,
of very desirable patterns, being least % per
than the same are usually sold.
So nice affair for Gentleman. Over Garments,
custom made, usually sold for much more.
SO to 2. Fine Custom Made 0vercoat or Sack
made from Drab Blue, and Black Pilot Cloth Broadcloth
and Beaver Cloths, for this low price. Will guarantee
that the same garments are sold at from SIS to $50
SO 1-2. For an Office Business Coat, to close out
the Stock.
SIS to 12. Dress and Frock Goats, from SuperGne
Broadcloh and Doeskins, made up in good style, and in
faithful manner All will be sold at these prices to
close out stock.
81 to 1-2. Vests, of the latest fashion, for these
low prices.
So to 1-2. For nice Fancy Satin Vest. Also
Black or Fancy SILK do made up in the latest styles
dentemen's Dressing Gowns, very lowest prices.
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GENTLEMEN'S

GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING GOODS.
81 1-2 to $50 cts. Assorted Lot of Shirts and
Drawers,
so to 200 cts. Fine Shirts, Linen Bosoms Collars.
IL l-2 to so cts. Fine Linen Bosoms
8 to II cts. Fine Linen Collars.
25 $50 cts. Stocks aud Cravats.
25 to 100 cts. Silk Pocket Handkerchiefs.
10 to SO cts. suspenaers
81 to 200 cts. Umbrellas.
6 to II cts Tooth Brushes
6 to 100 cts Hair Brushes.
Together with great variety of Fancy Goods TO be
closed up cheap.
BOYS DEPARTMENT.
So to 5. 0versacks
81 leg to 4. Jackets.
81 to 3. Cashmere, Cloth, and Doeskin Pants
so to goo cts. Vests.
$50 to 500 cts. Suit of Jacket and Pants
Yery truly the above are lOlo prices! Purchasers
requested to bring this advertisement with them and
they will then acknowledge the fact as we are determined
to close up all the stock of Winter Clothing. The new
book coax Hall Hctoral win be presented to every pur-
chaser.
OAK HALL
81 North Street, Boston.
do d3taw&w3ms
REAFNESS CURED.-Mr. Editor. Seeing an
~ advertisement that the deaf might be relieved by
applying to DR. B0ARDMAN, No. % Eliot street. was
induced to leave home test the DOCTORS skill was
so deaf That was unable to hear ordinary conversation
To my astonshmcnt, In twenty minutes my hearing was
perfectly restored, recommend all deaf persons to try
the DOCTORS method Of cure
FRANCIS RICHARDSON, OF stoughton.
charge lett prp nail utin ial
TO. dcod1y AGO
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
to ten words make a lne-10 to
are Square" nonpareli type.
er lines. From 5tO s lines. From to II lines


2ines are Square nonpareli type
Under INES From ito lines. From to II lines
day 25c day 4Oc or a squre
days 40c 2 days Coo / day soc
8 Soc 75c days re
&c 6Oc eOc g q no
roc Ion ION
SOC 11O 20
10 100 10 =" 1,5O 10 " 200
II Ito II " Ito II $50
l month LIS l month 254 1 month $40
2 months $50 months $50 months 500
1925 8 +" $50 5 " 500
6 500 $50 $50
year 500 l year 1000 l year 400
Ditto with right Ditto with right Ditto with right
to change once to change to change
a week SIS week $17 a week S25
u The contractor for square for year with the right
of change has also the privilege of making up his space
with several small advertisements if he chooses Larger
advertisements at the same proportionate rates.
u Advertisements inserted every other day, or on
special days. two thirds of the above ADVERTISE
ments ordered inside all the time 33 per cent advance
Special notices, SO per cent. advance.
Loaded business notices. in reading columns, 10 cts.
inc for one insertion.
Notices of Funerals 12l cts Obituary notices. in ad
dition to the record of the death, cents per line.
WEEKLY PAPER. One square, weeks $1,00. Each
additional insertion 20 cts On squars months $500
One square, year, 5000
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RichmOud's Block, 2G3 Main Street,
UP STAIRS
The undersigned has commenced the manufacture of
LADIES' * MISSES BOOTS & SHOES in this CITY, and
is now prepared to furnish dealers individuals with
every description of Ladies' and Misses Cater Boots
Bootees, Slippers and Shoes made in the most superior
manner of the best Materials and warranted to excel in
beauty and durability any goods of this description ever
before offered in Worcester.
With the hest workmen, and the best Materials and by
the aid Of his IMPROVED SEWING MACHINE which
obtained the Gold Medal the highest premium offered at
the recent Exhibition of the Massachusetts Charitable
Mechanics Association he manufacture better arti
Gle and at less price than it is possible for those to make
who have such facilities.
The citizens Of Worcester and especially the ladies' are
respectfully invited to visit tile establishment and see if
such is not the fact.
LADIES BOOTS SHOES MADE TO ORDER
By calling Mt the Mandatory the foot of any lady can
be measured with the utmost accuracy any descrip
ton Of boot shoe furnished in few hours warranted TO
d in the most perfect manner aud possess such other
advantages the old patterns cannot fail to com.
mend them to the wearer's approval
\. X. ROBINSON
Richmond's Block, q Story, No. 1858 Main street.
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Ut. heOfEe VI cteAfns6 OihCc, No. IL, Pearl street
Worcester Formerly ofthc firm of Drs stearus Broth
ers Boson Dental Surgeon OF ten years practice would
call attention TO the fact that he has treated as above
over six hundred cases Of tooth ache than seventy
of them during the last two or three months
Aware that there has been great deal Of humbug In
this department Of Dental Surgery, and being unwilling
to rest under the slightest suspicion Of lending his name
and professional reputation to wlln deception, he
would confidently refer these who have entertained honest
uoubts, 10 the above card DIFF n30
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-Cottage
House and lot, No. Liberty Street, 81 by so feet
For terms &c, call the subscriber No. Liberty St.
orat hUdGLES, NOUhsE, MASON. aug21
II DWELLLNG-HOUsE, BARN, AND
E:;8 LOT FOR sALE-Situated at the corner Of Jack.
EsaSlson and Beacon streets. Apply the premises.
sd diff
IA DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE
ES Containing eight rooms pleasantly located, within
Gs4Afve minutes walk of the Post Office suitable for
one or two families Threeourths of the purchase money
may remain mortgage for term of years The above
house will be sold at great bargain Apply h to
jy17 diff Corner of Main and southbridge sts
REAL ESTA TIE Office, No. F2agg's Block.
ATOW is THE TIME!-E. Il. ABBOTT now
~ offers to the public for sale or exchange the most
desirable schedule of Real Estate offered in this city
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, 1 farm in Barre in Oak.
ham, in Cold Brook, in Rutland, in Bolton, in Ok
ford.
Hts list of houses comprises new and thoroughly built
houses on Newton street. Dewey street. Chandler
street, on Mason street, John street, Salem
Wood Lots good wood lots in the of Rutland,
] in Holden, in Paxton N 0akham.
House Lotsl7 house lots Abbott street. 10 Pleas
ant street. 10 Newton street. 20 Dewey street, so
Aason street q on Chandler street. IS Hudson street,
on Elm street, Vernon street, Is Endco street.
on Providence street, 10 on Bloomngdae Road, II
Oak Hill. diff n2S
- FOR SALE IN MILLBURY "A
ET1very desirable RESIDENCE, consisting of a Dwell.
Ealing House, Barn, and large Shop, Suitable for
Shoe mandatory and and half acres of Land,
in high state Of cultivation, and covered with FRUIT
TREES of the choicest varieties. This property affords
rare chance to any wanting a small homestead and
will be sold very liberal terms, will be exchanged
for city property Apply at this office, or to
EZEKIEL DANIELS, 224 Pleasant st
o26 dawtf
haa FARM FOR SALE.-For sale the Farm
us formerly owned and occupied by Rufus Barton,
l Esq, late of Mtllbury, deceased, containing one
hundred and thirty three of choice land suitably
divided into moving, age, and pasturing, with great
variety Of the best of grated fruit and about forty acres
of wood land, most of it heavy growth pleasantly sit
uated in the northery part of Nbury the road lead.
ing from Auburn to the Armory Village, about two and
half miles from said Village and five miles from the city
of Worcester
The buildings consist of large two story Dwelling
House, large Barn, Carriage House, Wood House. and
Granary, with failing the house and in the
pasture, fenced mostly with stone wall very desirable
location for farmer.
Also, about thirty Of land, mile from said
Farm, on the road leading from Millbury Worcester
four miles from the city about of Wood Land on
the premises great portion of the land is suitable for
gardening.
For particulars, inquire of JEDEDIAH II. K GEORGE
3 BARTON, Worcester, of the subscriber. the
premises. NYMPHAS LONGLEY.
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