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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-07
The KentuckY EIectfons.

The elections which took placein Kentucky,
Monday, except in a few Instances, are no test
of party strength. Wherever test was had,
the result we sre persuaded will not be unfa-
vorable to the success Of the American cause.
The following private despatch received in
this city yesterday from one of the American
candidates for Elector in .Kentuky, confirms
Us in this view of the matter a
F-n LOUISVILLE, August 6, 1866.
There has been a test vote of party strength
in very few counties in Kentucky.
In most of the Judicial districts the Ameri-
can party declined to make any nomination.
In several of them there were two Independent
Wing candidates who were voted for iDdis-
criminately by both parties. In this city (the
nearest approximation To a test vote) was be-
tween the candidates for city Marshall, Amer
rican majority 2l33.
Throughout the State the vote is so cut mp
among independent candidates as to afford no
Indication of the strength ofpsrties.
We have heard nothing TO abate our conf
dence in getting a larger majority for Fill
more than was given to Morehead.
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The Canvass I'm White.

SPAKTA, August 9th, 1856.
Mr.. EDITOR :-Y esterday Gov. Brown and Gen.
Harris addressed very large concourse Of the ciii-
Gems of White in the Grove near Sparta. Gov
Brown led off in one OF the most able and eio.
ouent speeches ever listened to in defence Of
the American cause and Fillmore & Douelson, dis
cussing AL the issues in the Canvass. lie was lis.
tened to with marked attention By the whole ass
semhly Except few you'd Be leaders who tried to
ward OF his blows by constant talking while the
Gov. spoke.l Gov. Browns eulogy upon Mr.. FIJI
mores administration and upon his recent speeches
and the Compromise measures was unanswerable
he then discussed the question OF Foreigners aud
Catholics thought to the satisfaction OF every un-
prejuiieed mind.
Gen. Harris then followed in one OF the most Ia
borious speeches ever listened %. he lAbored
nearly the whole Of his time Ia trying 70 show that
the Democratic party bad always been national aud
vas the only party be trusted 10 save the eoun.
Try. A gentleman timed him and when he had
spoken an hour and hall be bad mentioned the
name Of Buchanan but drce times. His whole
speech was praising the track, without saying .
word for The horse that had 70 run IL. lie did not
deny BaehAnau's Federalism. justified him 10
voting against the Niagara sufferers and the wild
Ows DsoSn AID Denny. and tried 10 cefead bis Low
wages speech by ssyidg Buchanan old not mean 70
DO away 9Th all Banks etc. snd she iosss hing he
did 10 bis speech vas 10 bis rcjoinder at thevery
close OF bic speech. He thsa took up the FoFeiga-
ers and Catholics and defended both. he vas
afraid to do this IN she way be did IL 10 bis reply,
for be knes Gov. brown would scatter IL 70 the
Winds IN bis rsjoinder. Gen. Harris Il man Of de-
ciaed talents, has good deal Of she ANDY John
son IN him IN lodging the ksues. but Is much
dscenlsF man thaa Andy.
Both speakers conducted themselves 10 man.
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

- y . T. r.
THE Public are hereby notified that change has taken
place in the Scheme OF the ROYAL Lottery Of havana
in consequences OF the demand for Tickets having exceeded
the quantity issued To remedy this the price Of
and the amounts OF Prizes have been increased.
In future in the Ordinary Ora ~ng CAPITAL Prize will
re $1,000 and the price Of Tickets o. The number Of
tickets will be from No. 10 81 500 only.
There will he 229 full prizes, and ~ concentrations max.
ing In al 249 prizes, amounting to 1888 900 be seen
by erring TO advertisement in arOther column.
The subscriber takes this opportunity thank his friends
for their liberal patronage and hopes by prompt attention
to business 20 merit continuance Of the same
aug2 DON RODRIGUEZ
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ner not to offend the other. or wound the feelin
ofany. But Gov Brown showed conclusively that
he was master Of his WORK, and the other showed
be had more to carry than be could bear and vas
trying to get rid of the load.Is
= Every American is in good cheer. and you may
rest assured we viii do our duty. The Sag Nichts
pretend TO be inhgh spirits and no doubt will do
their best but they cant maintain their ground. in
my humble judgment, in WHITE.
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A CAR ID,
A CARD,
DROT. CORR NDI COLLIERE Wishing to live /,

DR0T. C0RRtDI COLLIERE wishing to live ia mild
Southern climate is des himself AZ Nash
vile Professor @. c. Is the inventor OF method OF
YOeazailn, he super advantages Il which have been
tested for years in Cincinnati and which received the
most altering Communications He has also been iged
in teaching Drawing and Painting Of all desc ptions
ades especially.
Prof Coere WILDE accompanied his two daughters
who will e. themselves In eachng the Piano and the
French L-nguagp.
References RI principal Institutions Music Stores
in Cincinnati. Should institution fami in the city
Of Nashville, eel disposed to avail themselves Mr. ere
and daughters services they will confer favor by fmedi
stely addressing on the subject,
PROF CORRADI COLLIERE
aug1-2w Cincinnati, Ohio
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N0f1~~

IN Saturday the Of August net in frcnt Of the old
~ Court House. In the town Of Nashville will sell to the
highest bdier for cdh two tain notes given by Wiley
McGee 10 the order Of 10. W. Bell dat the 2Sl
february 81 due and payable, the LIST Of May
1850 the OH on the LIST May 1866 for Eve hundred dollars
each both craving interest from date Said
given for Real Estate which for thef payment and
third Of the purchase money has paid See
Records Of Davidson county, Book No. 49, page t8L
aug2-1H ISAAC PAUL
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FOR THE COUNTING HOUSE
ARS1LD's WHITING FLUID.
GuYOTs CANINE.
BoOks.
OHErKs AID VOTES BANKS.
EsvEIOPEs SIEn PtNs.
OSE FOLDEAs-fABEA PESCns.
PES RACks-BAL HkADs.
Posi- OFTtCE fO1Es.
Gun Mt IAsE new Article. IT. II e 49,
BLACK AND WITS RuEsEs IA ...r Il
MiNORAsDUx BOOKs ..
Bill PAPEA, &C. Ge. Ae- for sale By
800 CHARLES W. sMTTH
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800 Reward,

- ANYWAY from the subscriber iyiOg in Maynor's Cove
II Jackson County, Alabama, the 18th and i9tN inst
three negro bows, THORNTON boy about thirty three
or four years Of i've eight ten inches high soop
shoudered and pigeon tOed, and is very bright ao
Of age, and is low chunkey fellow and not so bright
as the boy Thornton. Also, REUBEN boy 70 years Of
age, and Is very black and spare IuiIt.
sill give $50 for the safe delivery OF said vs. 20 me- or
lodged in Jail in this county, that may get them or
will give $780, they cauget out Of this county and de-
hvered safe to cJndnec In Jail get them
jyS0-2w% G. o. HARRIS
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AMERICAN ELECTORAL TICKET.

FOR THE STATE,
NELL s. BROWN, of Davidson.
HORACE MAYNARD, of Knox.
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Senator Pratt

This gentleman has published letter
addressed to the Wings of Maryland, in
which he announces his intention to vote
for Buchanan and Breckenridge. Does
anybody want TO know the reason Of bis
going over If so, let him read the last
clause Of the last paragraph but two in the
letter, and he will see that it was because
/" the seat ! now occupy ! shall cease TO
hold after the 4th Of March next, BY THE
" FIAT OF THE PARTY TO WHICH Ma FILL-
HAS ATTACHED HIMSELF" A patriotic and
unselfsh reason, truly
vB-Thsre Is iair prospect Of The essAblishnsns
Of line Of telegrsPhie communication bss~esn
Ch.GtanOogA and KnOEViIIs. A considerable anoun,
Of stock has been subscribed snd those engaged in
the enterprise are confident Of lie success.
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FOR THE DISTRICTS.
lst. Dist-N. G. TAYLOR. of Carter.
I'd. " MOSES WHITE, of Knox
sd. " REESE B. BRABS0N, of Hamilton
4th. {" w. P. HICKERSON, of Coffee
9th. +" ROBERT HATT0N, Of Wilson.
9th. - w. II. WISENER, of Bedford.
7th. G. c. GROVE, of Giles.
9Th. }. NJ QUARLES, OF Montgomery.
9th. ISAAC r. HAWKINS, of Carroll
10th. JOSEPH z. MOSBY, of Fayette
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Great Bargains to be had at
4. G. NICHOLSON ~ CO.
NO. % PUBLIC sQUARI

---"-"-" NJ. % PUBLIC kQUAkE
TEhave still hand few pretty Simmer Goods which
w wish to dispose Of before the receipt Of Fail
stock, which viii sell at COST being desire Of carry
ing any light good. We lef patterns
Of dress silk Plain and CURED and Bersges Muslin and
White goods &C. good lot Of Mourning goods Also
Gentlemen Cloths, Clohs Cassineres, Linen and
Cottonsdes Wishing TO make for Fall stock Eheh
will be here in few days.
aug2 l. @. NICHOLSON A Co
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NEW GOODS!

ID G. McNARY Co. opening this day large lot Of
II. NEW G00DS.-Ribs Laces Embroideries Collars
Skirts Belts and BetnRs full sets Of Applique Lace These
are nice goods. Ca quick or they viii be all gone
Aug4 1856, r. @ McNARY Co
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NEW FAIL GOODS 1856.
A. j. DUNCAN & CO..
IMPORTERS AND WHOLEssL LIE DEALERS In
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.

NO 20 PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE.
E tceivng for the esrlV Fall and Winter trade
w the largest and hes. assorted Stock Of staple ard
Fancy Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods imported
Comprising the greatest variety OF New Style Dress
Goods, Wooden Silk Fsbrcs Of French and gsh
ufactoreS.
Also, ge eral assortment German &c DDS Irish Linens
Blesched and BrOgn Of the best makes all widths
large and well assorted Stock Of Amercan Goods
latest styles and greatest variety OF Wooden and Cotton
Fabrics.
Also very large Stock Of Trimmings, Embroderies and
White Goods.
We prepared 10 furnih the Fetal Merchants with
Complete Assortment Of Dry Go1ds enable them 10
able them 70 ecrut their Stock upon the favorable
terms, and pledge ourselves 10 sell goods cheap they
he ught 10 the Eastern Markets and viii make this
promise good 10 Of our friends Who visit this Market We
invite careful examination Of our Stock and prices
augl A J. DUNCAN 4 CO.
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N E W B 90 K S

JOIN YORK d CO. have Just received
Com. Perrys Expedition to japan and the
CHINA SEAS / VOL. haliy illustrated.
MEMORIAL OF HIS TIME By Henry Coekburn.
WORTH q WEALTH, Maxims for MeIchAntG By
freeman Hunt.
CO0PER'S NAVAL HISTORY. 1vo.
THE ATTAcHE; OF, Sam Slick IN England
WALKERS EXPEDITION 10 NICARAGUA. By
W. '. Wells.
NEW CHAPTER IN THE EARLY LIFE OF
WAsH1NGfOn.
Mr.. sPONGEs SPORTING TOUR. TyFrani FORESTER.
TIE SCALP HUNTERS, THE WHITE CHIET.
BY Maybe Rec wv
AppletOn'S Railway Guide FOR July.
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RANDUSIA SEMINARY.
ROBERTSON & DASHIELL

HAVE received this day per Railroad the enet lot Of
Work which has been brought to this market consist
ing Of
Gentlemens fine Calf Boots,
" =" Congress Caters,
F" Lasting Z"
G" g Patent Leather, Cong. Caters,
" Calf Oxford Ties,
Ladies fine Kid Roots.
a. Cali and Kid B0otees,
Toilet G 9th Slippers
WOoen Slippers,
Children and Misses hne Calf Bootees,
." Goat Skin bOosees.
Together with variety Of other work. which the Ladies
and Gentlemen respectfully invited to examine
before purchasing feel well assured that
them
i26-lm sec
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To vhan al orders must - Addrrssed
EoF sals ~ 9rafE aRd couRtrs Merchants n an paF
Ne uniird siatss and he cansdss. sbd ~
hristsas ". T. GRAT. Hanvnan.
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WHEAT AND RACON.
ME desire to purchase Wheat and Bacon which we
" We will pay the nighes Market value in cash.
jy31 JOHNSON. HORNE 3 20.
For Rent.
THREE Roums IA Cherry Street Opposite BrarblA 4
Bros Drug St just below the college Terms moder
ate, Amply to RoBERT DUNCAN
~
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PERFUMERY AND TOILET ARTICLES
M have tine assortment OF Pertumery and Toilet
w soa pOSers &C. Also, preparations for the
Hair, all warranted OF good, for sale by j. a. McGlLL.
RIDING WHIPS.
FEW Elegant Riding Whips for Ladies, received md
n for sale By lb25l J. II bcGILL.
TRAVELLING CASES.
ME have yet ef few handsome Travelling Cases. vari-
w Gus styles, Ter both Ladies and Gentlemen.
J26 J. II. McGILL.
PORTE MONIES.
IH7E have received evey variety of Port Monies and
w Card Cases, and will sell them low f0r cash
jy26 J n. MsGIIL.
FURNISHING GOODS.
w ntly receiving additions stock and
w qua rantee sell the best and latest style Of
goods at ali times. u. MciILL.
Ladies' and Gentlemens Purnishux Store,
ily26 Corner of Souare and Cofieae AZ
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RELIGION IN COMMON LIFE. By the Rev. Dr..
Card Of scotland.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-21
PATENT AGENCY
AND
MOD Ell ANUFA DRY.
No. 2O7 MAIN ST., Cup stairs) WORCESTER.
Models, Drawings, Specifications, SC,
made, and
PATENTS PROCURED.

PATENTS PROCURED.
( BY JAS. G. ARNOLD, Worcester, Mass,
A PRACTICAL MECHANIC & CRAFTSMAN,
Well acquainted with the Patent Laws and proceedings
in the Patent oihce.
Having made many successful applications for Patenie,
refer to them as furnishing ample evidence Of my ability
and success,
All business conhded to me will be promptly attended
to at The Oest rates Casually rs per cent lower than
the would bs done by others in the prolesson)
Having connections with one Of the best Agents at
Washington, and making frequent trips there, am ena
bed to keep thoroughly posted In all matters relating 10
Patents and new Inventions, thus aordiug the best ac
tiles for preliminary examinations and advising Inyen
tors In regard 10 securing Patent for their nvet tons
Inventors will find to their advantage to put their in
ventons into substantial formor Model as soon as pac-
ticabe ths frequently Patent case Of ques
ton OF priority Of invention, and consult reliable
person acquainted with the Patent Laws and proceedings
n the Patent Office. as TO securing their rights
All communications strictly conhde tial Advice as 10
mode OF proceeding given gratis Preliminary examina-
lions made comparing Inventions with those already pa
nted or In use for the purpose, involving Tho
same principles rand advice given to the probability Of
obtaining patent, In cases saving from atty to ono
hundred dollars to the Inventor.
MODELS Of all Inventions that require them, made
to order upon reasonable TERMS and warranted
the acquisitions Of The Patent Office
Deeds Of assignments recorded AT Washr gton Copies
Of Drawings Specifications and other papers in the Pa
tent Office obtained. Afopy Of the claims Of any nve-
tlon furnished for 10 cents
The Patent Laws, Reports Of PateA Cases, and other
valuable works relating Patents, together with COM
plet list OF an the Patents record at Washington, can
be seen at my Office, free Of charge.
For further Information, inquire OF ,n,.o,r
Over No. 207 Main st., Worcester
arAn communications stricty confidential
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-21

1-tOLD pENs.-Wo hare now received our sup
IN Div OF Commercial, Medium, ard smaller sizes,
very supefior article made - our order, and stamped
with our nome RvERY PEE WARRANTED.
We also have the Wilson's Patent Pen, which many
think cannot be oxcclcd COLEMAN q PUTNAM,
dqT du 400 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-21
-, FARM FOR SALE. A Farm Of IS acres.
saERLEF's SALE.

NUliIIlEOL-Wc'iIIh OF INNssHcHUsettse
Worcester, So j nuary2, 1856.
Ubf virtue Of an Execution which issue on a iudg
AB mentf IN favor o Edward NJ Wheeler, of Spencer in
said County, Physician, against George B, Newton of
Paxton, IN said County, BJot-maker at toe December
Term of the Court of Common Pleas for the County Of
Worcester, A. D. 1885, have taken all the right 10 equ-
ty that the said George b. Newton, Margaret c. H.
Newton, his wife, had on the ninth day of December A.
D. 1854, the day when the attached on mesne
process to redeem certain mortgaged real estate Situated
in said Paxton, and the hat is described in mot.
gagged deed thereof from Edward Morse the Worcester
County Institution for Savings recorded in the Registry
Of Deeds for Worcester County, in Book |, Page 472
recording dt eds Of said Savings institution being the
estate that is standing upon the records the
Registry Of Deeds for said County, in the Of Mar
garet O. II. Newton. Book $751; Page 81, And on Satur-
day, the eighth day of March next Two o'clock the
aai noon at my Office, in the City of Worcester mo
Worcester Bank Bock,) shall offer for sale by public
auction, to the highest bidder said right in equity
dempion. J.DAY,
jan2l dlaw3t Deputy Sheriff. y
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Amuseulents
SHAKEsPERE AND THE ORATORS.

AT Il II F. CITY HALL,
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY %, : 10 O'CLOCK
PROF. WHITNEY,
AT the request of friends will give one of his
Dramatic mPersouastOus
4 choice selection has been made for the young men
OF Wofcester-among which sThe Power of Fashion"
'Law Cases" Mature and Philosophy or BOWS first
sight Of Woman. "The Best Of Wives" dedicated to
the ladies'
Tcse's % cents six for one dollar To be had at the
Bookstores, ard at the Door jsn1t dat
VA ESTER GYMAASEU
On ORCHARD ST., ADJOINING THE WATER CURE
Open from Z 4. N till 10 2. NJ
instruction giyea gentlemen from 10 A. M.toIP M.
to 8, and s to 10 PM
Ladies under the tuition of female teacher from
3 t36P. NJ.
1t desirable that pupils should be puncua in attend
ance at the exercises of their respective classes
Terms for year $751; 90; six months $1,000; three
months S6 00 payable quarterly in advance Transient
pupils rs cents for each Of exercises Tuition in
in sparEing $1,000 per course payable in advance.
]. B. BAILEY,
nl3 DIFF A. M0LINEUX, fiop''eVors'
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- FOR SALE!-A two story pwellir

o. FOR SALE "A two. story Dwelling House
ii. and about three ourths ofan acre OF Land stua
AsA ted in the village of North Charlton, about mile
om Charlton Depot. the north side of the old Worces
Ter and afford Turnpike, and formerly the residence Of
the late Col Asa Bacon. The House in good repair and
well calculated for two families.
Also, about acres of Land lying the opposite side
OF SAID road with small Barn thereon. It will be sold
at low price, separately all together, and liberal
credit given for most of the purchase money End is de.
nrabe location for boot shoemaker or other me.
chanc. JOS A DENNY
Leicester, Nov 7, 1856 dawn
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Books, 81.
BOOKS! NEW BOOKS
LIVERMORE'S NEW BOOKSTORE!
No. Worcester House Block.
Formerly occupied by z. BAKER l. CO.,


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No: Worcester HOUSE Block.
Formerly occupied by z. BAKER l. CO.,
The Homestead on the Hillside by author of Tempest and
ThacEeray's Ballads.
<, clions from W. 5. Landor, by Hilard.
The Onyx Ring
Man-of- War Life.
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Rollo in Scotland.
PhGnixana by j. phenix
Frank Lesi 5 LADIES' Gazette.
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Mimic Life
Glmpses and Chances.
I ERvING's LIFE OF WASHINGTON.
DUYKINC OF AMERICAN LITER
TURE.
CoLToN's PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE OF HENRY
CLAY.
By arrangement recently perfected with F. Parker,
of Boston, the New England Agent the above popular
publications, John Keith Co. have the satisfaction of
announcing the citizens OF Worcester and vcnity that
they authorized toreceive and fill cut subscrp-
tons for either all oil these work Persons wishing
to examine informed that copies of the books await
their inspection at the Bookstore of the subscribers
The subscription terms follows Cash on delivery,
being distinction strictly observed.
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(The LIST and End already issued the 3rd shortly forth
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cyclopedia CT American Literature, volumes, 100
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Coltoas Private Correspondence of Henry Clay 50 90
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o. FARM FOR SALE-sltuated four miles
EI from the court House. 1t consists Of SixGy-six
sslsA Acres divided into Moving and Pasturing and
stTfeen acres Of young Wood Land; on the Farm Is
an orchard having large variety grated tees The
pnudlngs consist of two story House and Barn. Said
Farm is early and well adapted to the cultivation of veg
etables.
The Farm will be sold cheap ash, or It will be ex.
changed Tor House or Building Lot in this city. Alarge
portion Of the purchase money remain on
Inquire Of A J. EATON.
Corner of Myrtle and Soutlbridge streets
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Leicester, Nov. 10 1855. 'A-ui' a. DNA AZ

HARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for
sale the very valuable farm, well known as the "Thax
ter Farm situated in the noTtherly part of Worcester
miles from the City Hail. It contains 100 acres of coce
land, in good state of cutvaton well situated and
with beautiful southern exposure. The buildings are
ample for first class FARM and in good condition the
Barn being butts years old The farm well stock with
the choicest varieties OF fruit adapted for the market and
nome use The terms of payment may be made easy to
Inc purchaser with satisfactory security Inquire of the
subscriber. FRANCIS NJ MERRIFETnT
Worcester, Jan. Z, 1856. dsawtf
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Real estate.
FOR sALE-situated n MINI

o., FOR SALE-Situated in MiIbury .vm
ks;;,, about half way between Armory Village 90
--sA b smanville, Cottage House well-built, -&@
and nearly new, and half stories high Sx32 with
an l4xlo containing wooi-house, and shoe makers
shop with % rods of land having about 40 young fruit
utes q dnerent kinds set thereon Also good well
OF water POSSESSION gwen the first Of April For
ises. I0eppf J0sI III
jan19 ssuesi.s
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fTT:f FOR SALE-A COTTAGE HOUSE AND
ks; SHOE SHOP, together with about an half an acre
A of Land, with choice fruit trees on the same pleas.
anty SITUATED in the contre of West Boyston within TWEEN
~ reds of the Depot Store Post Office Said bui;d
ings are nearly GEO W. WILLINGTON
West Boyston, Jan. g. 1855 daF1mA
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DIED.
Ne0 advertisements.


NOTICE
TRANSPORTATION OFFICE
Worcester l. Nashua NJ K. Co., Lincoln Square,
Jan. 2lst, 1856. }
Consgnees of freight over this road respectfully
titled that on and after this date all freight bills due to
the Co, must be paid delivery of goods BY orders
EDWARD BYNNER,
janZldlw Master Of Transportation.
~, FARM FOR SALE. A Farm Of IS acres.
E..ii Well watered and fenced. A good supply of
gs..A. wood timber House, two.sories high with
ell &c attached. Barn. 60 by SO, nearly new Said
Farm well divided and under good cultivation and will
be sold at SINE price. Ternss suit purchaser Pos.
session given the first Of April next.
DANIEL BARTLETT.
N. B. If said farm is not disposed OF previous to
Mareh'l5.h, twill that day, at l O'clock 2. NJ be
sold public auction 10 the highest bidder.
Rutland, Jan %, 1885, wistM12