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CoNselEAcs.--Thc Treasurer Of Vermont
has lately received tho following note
"Pnt the enclosed $50 into the Treasury
of Vermont. IL " duo from
~ ~ #9 M y CONSCIENCE"
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NOtice.-W. L. HOBBS, Teacher of all kinds Of Brass
Instruments, CAri7net Flute, &C. Brass Bands taught
in the most thorough manner
Also music composed arranged for brass and string
bands, orehesras &C. Apply tc Loring Brothers. Music
Store, or W. L. Hobbs, 20 Winter St., Worcester.
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GOODNOW s HEYWooD.


Have large stock of Boots, Shoes, and RuI
bers, at WHOLESALER aso at retail full assortment of
soasonabe goods adapted the city and country trade
all of which viii be sold at low prices
A. dooDNoW' ..................S. R. Haywood.
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FANNY FERNS NEW WoRK.-Messrs. Ma
son Brothers announce Fanny Fern S new work to
be in press. 1t may be expected IN a few weeks
title. " Rose Clark"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-21

TUESDAY, Nov. 90
BEFORE Judge Green. G Stonehill, now OF Wor.
ces,er' ior being common peddler and hawker
without a license, was bound over in R40O 10 an.
pear at next term Of Criminal Court
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-21

CRaTcHBTs AND QUAyERs; or, Recollections of
an Opera Manager in America. BY Max Ma
Tetzek. New York. S. French. 1866.
This is the most spicy piece of autobiography
that has made its appearance for long time, fair
ly casting Cheyalier Wikof, and even Barnum,
into the shade. Everybody knew that Maretzek
was first rate Orchestra Leader and most pop
ular Opera Manager, but nobody suspected, we
imagine, that he was capable of welding so poll
ished pen. The unfortunate result of his ope-
"a management,by which he lost his fortune, have
led to the writing and publication of this volume
The subject necessarily brings him in contact
with many persons prominent before the public,
and he dissects them with good humor and admit
rable skill The book Is replete with entertain
ing incidents and sprghtly anecdotes. For sale
by S. Thompson, at the Periodical Store, PAT
Main Street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-21

Republican Head Qunrfcrs and Read
ing Rooms. always open, No. Central Exchange
Republicans invited to call and make themselves at
home atall times. Mo du
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MORE CHIvvLRY.- Christopher Reister, an
aged schoolmaster, was set upon at st. Louis
on Sunday night, by party of rowdies who
mistook him for bar-keeper by whom they
had been turned out of doors. The villains
literally cut him to pieces with their knives
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-21

IN this city, Nov. 10, oliver Harrington nyed ko
Funeral At Horticultural Hall We1neadnS nevv a,
,yi,, = M Relations and friends arc invited 70 attend
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DAMAGEs.-P Bacon, & Company have
recovered from the city and county of st.
Louis SS5,727 damages, for an injunction
placed on the firm. Some Of the creditors of
certain firm have got damages enough, but
precious little money.
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ID q b l. 1 S III e ID THIS DAY
NEW AND POWERFUL NOVEL,
Entitled
9 A S Il E:
Story of Republican Equality,
Gq HAtAtys
BY SIDNEY A. STORY In

In one large duodecimo volume. $40 PIP. Price s1.25
The publishers deem it proper to state that as MANY
common place and feeble works have ben heraded dur
ing the year with great flourish trumpes SO hat
the public have become naturally dstrustful of flaming
announcements they wish t. be understood that thew
are willing to risk whatever character publishers thew
may have. spon this book They believe it be unsur
passed in absorbing interest," briancy Of STYLE ygnr
of Characterization by any American Novel recent date
And they have large list of publications some twenty
or MORE to be issued this present season. they would be
extremely unwilling, now, at the beginning, to hazard
their reputation upon any inferior work.
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Music Notice.-aoppANb : ALDRIcHs

Music NOtice.-GoDDARD Il ALDRICHs
QUADRILLE BAND, j. NJ. ALDRIcH, Prompter.
N. P. GODDARD, 1stVioiin W. l.. HOBBS, Carionet.
]. NJ. ALDRICH, I'd " L. s. Powers, Cornet Piston
d. X. DELASD, Double Bass
engagements may be made by n. p. Goddard, Mulbury
ST. W L. Hobbs Goddard ST. J. NJ. Aldrich, Vine st.
or b. X DeL4nd. at Loring Brothers.. Musical Head
Quarters. 203 Main St.
The above Band, thankful for past favors, solicit
continuance of public patronage
$50 diff
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G X. WErHERELL
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
NO : fLAGG's BLOCK Worcester, Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-21

TELLING Truths WHICH MUCH BETTER HAD
NEVER BEEN Told AT Women are new
er satisfied. If a man is jealous, they cry out
against his tyranny; if he is not jealous, they
complain of his Indifference.
a man ceases to be "good fellow" the mo-
ment he ceases to do precisely what other
people wish him to do.
Tell woman that she is flirt, and she will
laugh; that she is ugly, and she will get an
CRY; but just hint that she is growing old, and
she will never forgive you.
Self.love is love with two bandages over it's
eyes instead of one
A man marries generally to leave society
Il woman to enter IT,
Those who live only for appearances gener-
ally end in making one in the Insolvent Court.
Many u man talks with loud complacency
about the charm Of his fresido, and yet, let
temptation give but the smallest tap at the
door, and he eyincos the most wonderful alao.
rty in leaving it.
Satire is dangerous acid, which none but
the most skilful should prtsuue TO manipu.
late. Many a clumsy hand at II has been
blown to pieces by tho explosion Of his own
I retort. Punch.
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SecOnd-Hand Pianos constantly on hand. for
sale and TO let Meodeona taken in exchange for Pianos
at TAYLOR & FARLEY'S :
no dit 245 Main street
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PA RKER Nous Ell!
D B O 8 IT ON

e n n n u IL Al - u h
E;zSr91;T5lg b @ s TON.
IIEsAliW This new and elegant establishment situated
kzA % on School street. is completed, and will be
open for guests on Monday, Oct. Sth
1t will be conducted on the European plan having
chambers and parors for the accommodation OF about one
hundred gentlemen, with public restaurant where meals
VIII be served at all hours Of the day The arrangements
OF numerous private Dinner Supper Rooms for the &C.
commodation Of clubs. societies, &C. is unsurpassabe-
Ihere IS also Restaurant with private entrance on
school ST. for the special accommodation of ladies' or la
dies accompanied by gentlemen The proprietors have
spared no expense in fitting this house with all the ar
engagements and appliances necessary for The comfort OF
ing on their part to meet the appreciation Of the public
H. D. PARKER
MI dom JOHN +. MILLS.
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Purchasers of Dry GODS, look at Chamber
lin Barnard Co.'s advertisements, and do not fail to
visit their store before raking purchases elsewhere.
p1S DIFF
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l.. u NICHOLS. M. d.,
II EOPA THO PHYSICIAN,
ofFIoE AND kEsIDENoE l12 MAIN 81. OFFICE HouRf
FROM TO Q, AND TO s ooLooK p. M.
Worcester, Oct. 20, 1853 IA,
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w. A, W ILLIANS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAH
,,- NO. Central Exchange, Worcester, Mass.
III div
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EARLY RELIGIOUS EDUCATION, considered as
the Divinely Appointed Way to the Regenerated
Life. BY William G. Elliot, Pastor of the
Church of the Messiah, st Louis Boston
Crosby, Nichols, & Co. 1855.
In this little work, Christian Regeneration,
wherein the old man with his deeds is put off and
a new creation, to good works. takes place in the
heart, as particular doctrine, vital to our reli.
gion, is earnestly enforced and the Importance of
Religious Education as divinely appointed way
thereto, is treated in a spirit thai will commend it
to every honest and earnest seeker after truth
The duty of parents and the Importance of home
education above every other is ably set forth and
defended The work will be found an acceptable
and useful one. For sale by Baker, Trumbull, &
Barnes late z. Baker & Co.
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MARRIED.


Ia Northboro 17th inst by Rev. Samuel S. Ashley
na,, nulns NJ William to Miss Ellen NJ. Miller, both ~
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w. A. =. SMYTH,
Manufacturer Of and Wholesale Dealer I'm
LADIES, MISSES, & CHILDREN'S BOOTS & SHOES
, both sewed and Pegged, by the case or dozen.
corner Of Union Market Sreesa few steps East of the
Exchange Hotel, Worcester, Mass.
aug
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WorcenIer ShmlIln Cnr,nnnr

49, . NVsrSH 'HHttIU NOMphmys
Manufacturers and Dealers in all kinds of
COTTON AND WOODEN SHUTTLES.
New Worcester, Mass.
sZz du RIOHARDsgN & SWEET.
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CarPets'-Ohamberin, Barnard, & Co. are Offering
vOTabe time 10 buy. MO Ar
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-21

49,, Minis DhguerreOtype Rooms, 1888 Main
sueet, opposite American Temperance House n
Jew ar
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FUas, Fuss.-Great excitement in Dry Goods, but at
PRAITs No. EOS Main is the place get your Furs.
Fitch Muhs taken in exchange for CHER furs.
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j, n, LINNET,T Mn

HoMGOPATHIsT ANb SURGEON.
A.. FOR nine years AN Alopathic physeian.)
ot pi,il Asp RESIDENCE No WALNUT ST, WoRcEsrER
Jy24 dan '" = W.
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APPLES! ApPLES!!
Ihose Apples have arrived from Western New York.
zo barrels aof the best kinds and ii the best condition
DRAPER Il CLARK
M dU WaghinptOn
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GAZING IN.--The Grand Council Of the
"American' party of South Carolina recon-
mend their subordinate lodges to disband,
absolve their members from all obligations,
and to entirely discontinue their party exist
ence.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-21

DIR. STEARNS
Dentist, has removed his Office and residence IN No W.
nut street, Worcester. " AV' = W.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-21

The ILLUSTRATED ANNUAL REGISTER OF RU.
RAJ AFFAIRS, AND CULTIvAToR ALMANAC,
FOR lS56-Embellished with over one hundred
and fifty engravngs. l vol l2mo., 144pp.-
Price % cents, in paper covers; bound, 30 cts !;
sent pre- paid by mail. Albany, n. Y: Luther
Tucker & Son, Office of The CultsUQtor and
The Country Gentleman
This is the second number of beautiful agri-
cultural and horticultural Annual, issued from
the CultiratoT Office at Albany. The sales of its
predecessor, for 1855, were very large-about 90
600 copies-and so far as can Judge, from the
vast amount Of valuable matter crowded into the
one before US, and the elegant style in which tits
'got up its circulation must be still more ex-
tensiye. 1t is from the pen Of ]. ]. Thomas, au-
thor of q The Fruit Culturist,'' Farm Imple-
ments" &C., and he has treated every subject
with his customary conciseness, fidelity and inter
est.
We had not supposed thit so much really use
full information could be compressed into So few
pages as we find in this little work, and we doubt
whether any other man than the editor could have
done it. The description of fruits, with "a en-
cravings, and the fruit culture, with u drawings,
are alone worth more than the value OF the book,
especially as they come from one of the most thor
ough practical fruit growers in the country The
only error have been able to detect in this part
is, in the relative time of ripening few varieties
which does not accord with our experience, here.
This, however, is point Of inferior consequence,
and is more than compensated for, by the great
accuracy in other and more important partcu-
lars.
The farmer also will find valuable information
relative TO implements, stock, and other rural af-
fairs. We can freely recommend it to the most
extended circulation.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-21

WHEAT CoMING PROM INDIA-The present
high price of grain in Europe has given rise
TO the export of wheat from India to Eng
land. We learn from successive numbers of
a Calcutta mercantile publication, that the
quantity of wheat shipped from that port fer
Great Britain during the month ending the
eth Of September, was no less than l27 1874
ma 'nds, or 1871, 232 bushels. at the rate of so
lbs. TO the bushel; and we understand that,
at the date of the latest accounts, shipments
were still going on with considerable activity,
and at rates which promised handsome
profit to the exporters.
This is a very striking instance of the way
in which high prices attract grain from quar-
tiers where nobody supposed it could be found
in any quantity; and if the present prices in
England should continue. we shall most like
ly hear of imports from other countries whence
they are just as little expected as they were,
few months ago, from Bengal. Manchester
Guardian, 24th at.
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Of the eight newly elected Judges of
the supreme Court of New York, there are
three Know Nothings, three Republicans, and
two Democrats.
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Snow AT THE WHITE MoUNTAIXs.-The
first snow of the season at Conway, N. H.,
tell on Saturday evening. The neighboring
mountains were covered, but the sun on Sun
day damaged the sleighing prospects for the
present
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-21

Dress Mnlting Persons wishing 10 emplov nm
experienced Dress MAKER NJ their residences ean he
9Tyh a.Sd by calling on Miss GLEASON, at No 10
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KemOyal.-LEoNARD' Boston 4 Eastern IN
press Co, have removed their Office 10 1870 Main slree
brlney Block, nearly opposite American House.
uu1 DIR
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NATURALIZATION IMPORTANT
~ NOTICE!

The subscriber respectfully informs the Foreign Popu-
asion of New England that he still attends the BUSH
less of preparing first and second papers for those who
wish to become citizens of the United es on very mod
crate terms, at his old stand.
All foreigners residing out of the city OF Boston, desir-
ing to procure First of final Papers of Naturalization
must Boston, as there is no other court in any
town city in Massachusetts lawfully qualified to do the
business.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wishing First Papers can pro-
cure them any day between the hours of 10 A. NJ and
p Last Papers on Fridays only, from 10 O'Clock A.
NJ. to ! P. NJ.
THOMAS ROWEAN, Jus. of Peace,
and the oldest Naturalization Agent in N. England
1873 Federal Street., Boston.
MI daWRn
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DRAPER a CLARk

NAAAhths
ner ot SAFE anu wikeop on hand through the season
aDeer assortment Of LIME than can be bought M
ter. ~ ~" ~"''"e Eh's
Worcester, March 10, 1864. df oohoa
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MRS. S, p. BOSWORTH.
FASHIONABLE DRESs-MAKER
NO. ZNewbury street, ....................Wo Worcester
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YEgNoNr.-The Legislature of Vermont
adjourned without day on Thursda, night.
The subject of slavery was thoroughly con-
sidered by both brenches, which passed strong
anti-slavery resolves; also one expressing
sympathy with the people of Kanzas who are
trying to firm free Stale. and one on the
Passmore Williamson case. Lieut.. Gov.
Fletcher could not dismiss the Senate. how
ever, with3ut iHpressing on their minds, the
necessity of keeping ''this great issue" con.
stantly in view, and he said to them in his
farewell speech
"Senators win pardon me, trust, at time
like this, for single political remark. In my
view, the issue, the material issue before the
country, is freedom or slavery, and that free
dom now claims the largest sacrifices of all
her true and devoted sons; and that the free
men of Vermont should stand together, an
'tabrokea 7halaar. and settle this issue, and
arrange other matters afterwards
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-21

Adm THAYER,
~, ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR Ar LAW.
w. 90 WAN street,. Worcester, Mass
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CASTE: A Story of Republican Equality-by Sid

ney Story, Jr.
The publication of this work. whose forthcom-
ing from the press of Phillips, Sampson, < Co.,
has already been announced by u.s. has been nee
essarily delayed few days to enable them prompt.
ly 10 fill the large orders received in advance. We
find the press, uniformly, so far as we have seen
their notices of it, concur with us in our favora-
Bile estimate of it. 1t will undoubtedly create a
strong sensation. For sale BY N Hervey.
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Sawin. Lyon, s. BrnmhaII's QUADRILLE
BAND. (Foru cry Dorman's Band.)
Drector,-J. W. LYON.

Pr0mpters-EbANh SAWlN.
D. W. LYON. ISL Nl0In.
+. SAwiN.. ..........................2j Violin.
u bRAMHALL,.. ..............-.... Clarlonet
IL. Il. DoEMAN,. COrBet a Piston.
v. A. RICHARDS. Double Bass.
Apply to Dorman's Eating House, corner of Main and
Front sts. c. Branha, % Mechanic st. or the Office
Marsh's Music store, 1921 Main st.
u ANY nun Der of Pieces furnished.
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MODERN PILGRIMs /:
Snoring the Improvements IN TraUel, and thu
Ne'cest Methods of reaching the
Celestial city.
By GEORGE WOOD,

In two vols. limo Price $l,75
The idea of this work suggested to the author by
the inimtabe Celestial Railroad" Of Hawthorne But IN
the application of the idea to the religious societies OF
modern times the author is indebted to no one 1t is
continuous story Of the Pilgrimage of cultivated and
Gus ces castles and hotels representing the leading re
ligious denominations But esc.iption can do the
work justice 1t full OF renchar tire upon life man
ners and opinions; and az the time it has much of
gathos which cannot but awaken sympathy.
This will make sensation in thu religious world
1t proper add that the author takes the same stand
point with honest Jonn Bunyan.
PHILLIPS, SAMPSON, & CO., Publishers,
Is Winter Street, Boston.
Boston, Nov. 20, 1855 dSt
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H9 u R ARS, ALA n
PHYSICIANS NIGHT BELL AND LAMP.
BINGHAM L BAILEY's PATENT

This instrument is the most perfect and efficient ever in
vented Ii can be attached any door or window any
aemptto open which, will cause loud alarm to be rung
and lrmp instantly lighted IT can also be easily al
tached to common clock, mskng to sound an alarm
and light the lamp at any required hour.
Office 81 Washington street, Boston.
u21 al,
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Book Notices.


MAGAZINE OF HORTIeULTURB.-The leading
feature Of Mr.. HOveys November number of the
Magazine, is, description, with drawings. of six
new varieties of pears. as follows
COlnaar a Arensberg. We are glad to see JUS
tice done to this truly magnifcen. pear. 1t is of
the largest size, beautiful and delicious in quali-
ty, II aoeR c1Ltirated and not all9i0e9 to oUer
bear. But it has been condemned by many. mere
" because its proper culture had been neglected,
or they would not wait for the trees to acquire
the age and vigor necessary to perfect the fruit
We have seen it, however, when well cultivated,
of the finest quality, of the first years bearing
1t often weighs pound or more, and keeps a
long time 1t ripens from October to December.
Laura de Glymes. This is very beautiful and
very good, new variety of large size, ripening in
October. 1t hoes best on the pear root
Baronne de Mello, called also adele st. Denis
or s.. Cerus.. A fine fruit of the Brown Beurre
character in appearance and or, sprightly, high
favored, and good, ripe in October.
Liberale. a large pear resembling the Dix in
form, and somewhat approaching it in qnality.--
1t has peculiar almond flavor. Season, Octo-
Der.
Doyeme Ste5ekalGn'. a fine early winter pear,
ripening in December and January; good sized,
very handsome, and an abundant bearer on both
pear and ounce. It is melting, juicy, rich, SUI
gary, and pleasantly perfumed
Conseillear Rance. This is another large
pear. ripening in October. 1t is as yet little
known The account of it says its large size,
handsome FORM and good qualities promise to
render it good variety" We do not expect,
however, either from the account here iven of
it, or the information obtained elsewhere, to find
it ranking with pears of the highest quality.
Another article of the Magazine is Pomolog.
zeal Gossip considerable portion of which is
devoted to newnative grapes. In addition there
to, is given lists of the varieties of pears which
received the highest premiums at the last Exhi-
bition of the Massachusetts Horticultural So
ciety.
This magazine is unquestionabiy the most re.
liable work of the kind in relation to fruit espec-
tally of the kinds adapted to New England cul-
ture, of any in the country. It is sold at the low
price of 80 year.
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Suffering Females will find timely relief and
FREUD in need well suited case the faithful
of Dr. Cough's Columbian Pills The sense of sink
ing at the pit of II stomach transient pains and aches
creeping sensations broken rest foul tongue pondency
terror, sghngs and groaniugs remulonsness rrtabity
fitful starting--hese, and much more, these Pills viii
Sold for merely % cents box. See advertisement
Sold by D. SCOTT, Druggist rie2S
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Letter from DIR. HOlnae=.-Mr. Jecnison:-
SRI that there is strong prejudice against
your advertised medicine; notwithstanding believe your
Pile and Worm Compound is superior and safe remedy
for the Piles Having tested its qualities insevernl cases,
avn fully satisfied ira, worthy Of public confidence,
aud cheerfuly recommend it these who az
fieted with this painful disease.
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By E. w. VAIL, Auciioneer.
- A DESIR PILE VEG EFT a pI Z, -

- ~AAA'is3 ~AUShlOHGeI.
-, DESIRABLE VEGETABLE A.s
ss..; FARM AT AUCTION Situated sSSs&
Ettsl the old road from Worcester Auburn -
about miles from the City Hall, known as the Ma
thanel Elder Place"
Will be sold on the premises, SATURDAY Nov. 24tb
Mt O'Clock P NJ the Farm 4ted above containing
acres Of choice land well stocked with Trees such as
Pears, Peachcs Cherries, Apples, &c.
The BUILDINGS consist of good Two Story House
Barn, and 0ut-Budings.
The above offers good opportunity to purchase de-
srabe place 1t is only about Is minutes ride from the
City Hall, and the land is of the finest quality.
Also at the same time and place, Horse, tons good
Hay, Top Buggy, Farm Wagon, 2 Harnesses,
Sleigh Pigs Hay Cutter, Seds, Ploughs, Harrow and
other articles not enumerated
Terms LIBERAL and made known at sale.
D21 dat WALTER WEIGH