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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-04-26
The Republican Nominations.

The very last phase taken by Repub-
lican party matters here, look TO the noE,.
nations at Philad alphia, Oh an Abolition
platform, OF Col. j. e. Fremont for Presi-
dent. and Hon. Mr. Banks, for Vice Pres
iden,. They ale growing candidates
more especially as no weiI-informed poll
tician of the Republican party in Congress
entertains the idea that bIs friends can
elect any one, The question with them
is. simply, who can they best afford TO
sacrifice in the approaching contest; and
their minds are all turning rapidly to the
gentlemen we name above Mr.. Seward
is undoubtedly p aging for 1860, in the
belief that the Republican party will grow
as the opposition farty to tie next Demo.
cratic administration. His friends, aud.
indeed, all the Democrats also, are of opin-
lou that the so-called American party will
not survive the coming Presidential eleee
ton, in which no one in Washington but
themselves dream that they can ebta a
single electoral vote, We have watched
the progress Of Republican party opinion
upon the question OF their nomination
with no little interest, and have satisfied
ourself that they now look to Fremont and
Banks as their men with great unanimits
Il Washington Star.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-04-26

MR. FILLMORE AND HIS NoMINA-
noN.-TEe correspondent of the PhiIa-
d, pbla Ledger wrltirg from Rome on
the goth ultimo, says
The news of Mr.. Fillmores nomination
by the nAmericans" vas received here
on MONDAY last, and caused great rejoic-
ings. |, was announced to him by a nu.
merous body Of friends, bu, had not the
least influence on him. who really seems
to be the most imperturable man | ever
saw in my life. He returned the other
day from Naples, in very good health and
iue spirits, and will return early this sum.
mer 10 the United States,
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Democratic Gains and Democratic Tri.
ulnDls

The elections thus far of 1856 have termina-
ted most anspiciously for The Democratic par.
". Every State, county, or municipal election
which has been held has shown either large
Democlatic gain or a full, complete and over
VIII lining Democratic triumph. According to
despatch fiom New Haver, received yester-
day, The vote Tor Governor in Connecticut is as
Ingha II 'DerrocraD SO $50
Minor (know- Nolhirg) % on.
fetieS Black Reiuhlcan) 6,s12
hoeAWeil twhlS) l,223
The DemocIaic candidate, il will thus bs
seen lacks few hundred votes OF mai6f.ty
outr all ms competitors the combined votes OF
Minor, Wells and Rockwell only amounting 10
SO 912 The Democratic gains in Connecticut,
New Hampshire and Rhode Island will exceed
8 eco votes
Bat it ls.not alone in New England tha, our
| gains have been confue1 The result OF the
recent county elections IN Tennessee, il will b.
! reco liected, tar exceeded the most sanguine ey.
pectalions OF our friends. The recent elections
IN kentucky indicate great reaction in tina.
STATE, in favor OF the Democratic party. The
local elections in Indiana, Illinois, Michigan
Wisconsin and Missouri have proved to be
equally encouraging -Washington Union.
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POETRY,
LIFE ON TEE OCEAN WAVE"

ILL - SlN l. "a - SS4z11@S w "a 49,
"a life on the Ocean Wave |"
The nan who wrote it was groen;
He never has been to sea-
And astorm he never has seen.
liz never has seen a wave
AS it dashed Ger the vessels deck;
He never has seen fire al sea,
Or been floating upon wreck.
lie never has been aroused
From his morning gentle doye,
BY the sound of the splashing water,
As it fell from the horrid hose.
He never has heard man
Scrubbing right over his head,
With noise sufficient to rouse
From the grave the slumbering dead.
lie never has seen q fat woman
Growing thinner day by day,
And leaning over the vessels side,
throwing herself away
While people look carelessly on,
Though in tears the woman may be,
And unteelingly say it is nothing at all,
Only the roll OF the sea.
Sea sick he eer has been to his toes,
And crept into bed in his coat,
While every motion increased his tbroes,
And his feelings were all in his throat.
That man may have sailed in a boat,
In some puddle, or on sound,
But il he has been to sea, and wrote
Such a song he deserves to be drown'd.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-04-26

c. Costa Rica, which has entered into
the war against Nicaragua and Walker
with so much spirit and success is in very
good credit pecuniariy, md has quite an
effective army. The army Of the fepub-
lie consists OF a militia force of seven ii,ous-
and one hundred aud eighty seven me-
including officers. All males between
eighteen and forty years of age are obliged
to enroll and attend dril for certain nun.
Der o! days in the year. The Govern
ment has respectable number of cannon
and an armory, to which a stock OF one
thousand Mimic rifles has lately been adj
ded.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-04-26

PHILADELPHIA, April l2-The gale Of
last night amounted here in violence to a
regular tornado Great damage was done,
and not less than one hundred and fifty
houses were unroofed in various sections
ct the city. As far as heard from there
has been no loss OF life. Two large brick
churches and three factories in kensington
were UNI ooled, and the large boiler hous-
rs otthe Franklin IRON works, 150 Zee.
loag, was totally demolished. The Tren.
railroad depota kehsinston was also pert
" UNI ooled.
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MONUMENT TO CONDUCTOR On
"Wednesday last a monument of Italian
marble nine feet high, costing $3.50, was
raised in Abemarle to the memory OF
William A. Moody, late Conductor on the
Central Railroad, who was aeeidentallv
crushed to death at GordonssiIe, 10 JULY
last. The monument was the gift Of the
friends OF the deceased, to his parents -
President Fontaine presented it to them
in behalf of the contributors. Rev. DIR.
Bnckuer, for the family, received It.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-04-26

CLEVELAND, OHIo, April IA desirue :
tive tornado occurred here Saturday night.
Much damage was done to the Cleveland
and Pittsburg Railroad. A church AID
fifteen houses We're demolished in Alliance.
Co. A large number of trees were blown
across the railroad track between Salemi
and Damascus.
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Esiliale BAautv.

"The Attache in Madrid" thus discourse
es OH the comparative beauty and sly lie OF
the French. English and Spanish ladies -
"As general impression. should say
that there is more beauty, both OF face and
figure. TO be seen here than in any other
capital, that the toilette in Paris is more
tasteful, III London less so, In London
there is, perhaps a greater str Of high
breeding in the higher ciscles. but in COM
pari!ively less grace. No such ieet and
figures were ever seen at St. James. nor. in
spite Of all the accessories of dress at the
Tuileres. A French woman and graceful
ioufnnre is the result of art, education, and
the toilette. An English woman's elegance
proceeds from her high breeding and per
sang. but the grace of the Spanish wo-
man is pure nature. No where can such
eyes De seen as in Spain. either for size,
color or expression. As an English wo-
man advances iii YEATS she generally grows
hin; The Spanish senoia is apt TO become
unweildy: the one contracts, the other ex.
pands; and the expansion system, though
it must he Incont enient, preserves the
beauty of the face to a latter period at
lifen s.7..
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APRIL.

A timid, blushing maiden,
With downcast, fearful eyes,
In her hand an opening rosebud
Peffumed by dcwy sighs.
Oft advancing, oft retreating,
She has won our heart the while,
And we cannot choose but love her
For her tcar-drop and her smile.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-04-26

@S~Mr. Ray, the person who lately de-
livered speech at Goose Creek Meeting
House, in London, containing obnoxious
sentiments which gave great offence, has
concluded to leave Virginia and return to
his native State.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-04-26

SECRET DISEASES:
@5l'Frhop, elects, Structures, Seminal Weak.
h3ss, ttins IL the Loins, Affections OF tie KID
a'js AMI Bladder, Loss Of 1ganic Power,
\ tfyods lrrita6dtty, Diseases of the head
I FoN Nose, or SKIN and all those Peculiar
Door tsfs arising from Certain Secret Habit Of
Y atm, watch il uo cured PRODUCES consip
fond dsotlitf. renders marriage lnpossi-
hc, A. IN the eud destroys both BODA and
MIND.
YOUNG MEN
Especially, who have bReometh the victims Of
S5titaty Wee iii II dreadful ard destructive hab-
i. Which annual sweeps 10 an untifneiy grave,
ta1as1l4. ot ea3a4 nen oil the most exalted
tItAlis ind hrihiaut elect. y no might Other.
us, htve eHtfaecfa listening Sehates With the
talii efs If tbeif eoqpenee, or walked te eeSta
81 the living Tyre, may call With inli con-
s1' MARRIAGE.
sTtrriel persons, or 1huse contemplating
m1rrttss, being aware of physical weakness, o.
a4y other i'm pedineni, should Immediately APP
ply 10 Df JnhBson .
oFFieE. NJ. : SOUTH FREDERICK ST
rfAIORE, MD, seven doors ifoin balii-
tu.,r., stteet, East side, up the steps
3. pirliculdg IN observing the name and
~ ,ar. ar ,ou lcW miSiQts The Ylace. BE not
s.f;,gi from IRIS Qiee slight cases.
IL GJ1&E HANkAN Ehb 0RNo CHARGE
IN FROM ONE re IW0 DAYS
II ~ ..s,,,.tt,,, ,,fs,fica If DR.. Iohf1-
-, texasaiia4 all othef~l besides MS s'anolhe
a,.,.r.,1{-nla Of otttacler aud responsibility.
~ if.ieat salfaatee that ne is the o'i1
- ,.f 5aysisian 10 he consulted.
..o..5.=,f 10 RnyffI COLLEGE of surgeons, Lon
,t,,,ta.froIn orc Of the mos, eminent
n fhs IJaited States and the greater
mn, II - tn7s HE has been spent IN the first
,4.,if,i. Of LIN los Paris, pbiiadelpAia and
-, ", re. Is effected soase OF the most as'ot-
lsal. cures thll wers ever knG% ~. > n'a hn;,
u y bsn4 alarmed AZ sud-
- - - h,sht,iaess with frequent
-. ',',.'Iai s,,as,i,nrs Nilh arrangement
h.ls1ia- "''esi<se. :
= htait " u, c..s.,..,krS v,TerAsr.
,',ifeI aaa inofn1eut voiary
- 40 ms inbibed the seeds OF
- ,5ztoo offen hanpens tAai All
re t. go Il, -, orA,a,d ol discovery
- -" . -. WINS ta those who rom
- - !" - til7t. 5a, ataee tefrjend
ttt9t l' -, ,,:,l s,ftf,,crrs
~ a. 10y ~ - .taif i9;eafance.
-9AA e al',ta5a as sac ti t I'M 1imsess al
.5, .ts5laezz. nazfes on the sain- heaes and
a2,z,,n4saa ihs bead lace and EXTENT
'.s.r.,szfzff with {rl5asfu! rapidi,y,f I'll as
..1h+es@tts-ai thataaulA arlhe homes ct the
-, - tb. victim eli this awful dis.
',5 5IrriI ,ti5cG % eoumiser1ion
..,s,sf, a. s=..f5-aslnl suffering
~; ~, f., tg,,.t u ,ol,rflt freTi "a herfe ""
-. - t335s" r, sssb therefore Dr.
Esit.r:lV =al,desa Himself to preserve the
,a,.t ,5'5 seerecy, a.d from rs extensive
pr,rtlce il the f5<t hoseitd'~ Oh fofelt Sio
ntr,ta. be can cohUato,E ieNO'''' o"" Wv
443s ste aat speedy cure to the 0niofteha'e
gr,,,p9 NJ t,ls h6rf.d ftsease.
u4sa n,eliaGl,n,g tact tnat thousands iah VIC
iastD ths l08iasQn5e disease, OWING 10 'He
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-04-26

Ms, The American State Council OF
Louisiana has resolved to discard the Sc
sret feature Of TIE order.
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A Peeo at Eerself

Fanny Fern in her Peeps from under
Parasoi,' which she contributes to the
New York Ledger, has taken q peep at
herself. Hear her rattle:
''And here By the road comes Fanny
Fern Fanny is woman. For that she is
not TO blame; though since she first found
1t out, she has never ceased TO deplore it..
She might BIZ pre,uer she might be young-
er. She might be uglier She might be
worse. She has been over-praised and
over abused, and those who have abused
her worst have initiated and copied her
most.
Cone thing may be said in favor Of Fan-
nv !: she was not, thank providence. born
IN the beautiiu', back biting, sanctmonious,
s'andering, clean, contumellous. phaIisical
phiddede-dee, peckmeasure city-oi Bos-
ton.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-04-26

A HAPPY EAmILY.'-A farmer says that
he found III an old hollow stump few day S
ago. five snakes. three squirrels and coon
-drivell to herd together by the hard win
ter. They had FUSED to keep warm
just as the opposition to the democratic
party are doing in Connecticut 1t has al
so been "a hard winter' for such polui-
ciaps and a common misery has driven
them all into the same burrow. -New Ha-
ren Register.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-04-26

A Coop Story lit is related that bear
and lis leader lately Arrived, toward night
at a village near the city o! Lynns, and the
latter sought admission into the only inn
of the place. They at FIRST declined TO adj
NIT ihe stral g pair, not knowing where
to place the animal but finally consented 20
receive them. The bear was placed in a
pigsty, and its occupant, fat zig, which
was to be killed on the morrow, was let
loose in the courtyard. In the middle Of
the night, cries oil help, proceeding from
the p,gsty, aroused the house, and The host,
his wife, and the servants at once ran to
the spot. 1t was then ascertained that a
thief. excited by the splendid condtiop Of
the Pig, had determined on clipping with
IT. and had entered the pigsty with thai,
IaadabIe intention. The bear, displeased
at being suddenly awakened by this enter
prising individual, rewarded him with a
fraternal hug, which caused the would-be
thief 10 cry out SO Justify. The man was
released from the paws of the bear, but on-
" to be handed over into the hands Of
justice. -
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GseAt Kansas meeting lately held in
New Haven, where one parson presided
another patson spoke. and a Deacon vol.
1t was announced that Miss Ma
rs Du!ton gave Twenty-Five dollars fer thu
purchase o. rifle 10 be used IN conten,-
plated civil war.
Shoulder arms! Miss Mary button
Your knapsack buckle tight;
Your soger brooches put on,
And show EN- how TO fight!
Quick, march upon the foes
CA Bible in your pocket,)
Hold up your head! turn up year toes!
Present your riile-coek il
Take aim, and sight it we'll;
And now the trigger--pull it
And send stakeholder to hell
With every whistling bullet. Bost. Post.
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WIN, have iniirei themselves by Cer, .a
p,asi,,,, ,ndullel in when aloae-a haoi' ire.
qnsltg learned iiom eyli companions, 81 81, a.
ssh ,ol tho effects 81 whlch are h'@""s 49,
- ,sb,n asleep, aud II not cured fehdefs
80 ~, 1,s-lnie an. DESTROYS both mind
a an I'M e,1E. snaaId apply immediately.
W., alty tn1t young man, the hope oil
f-,,'r,se,fv. end the darling Of his parents,
,55,r b. sn4lehel from all prospects and len en-,
0''i, lie. b, the Consequences OF deyla-
49,, ga,o Inc pa,a Of nature, aud indu's'hs IN a
e i,i ,a sscra, habit. Such fsfsons before con-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-08

DIR. DupoHco's Golden MoHthIy ILli -
FOR FEAIAIES.-The combination OF ingrenlen1SS ~
Dr. Duponcos Golden Pills, perfectly Ha am 81
They have been in tie private pracuce % e -
1n6onco for over 90 years. and thousands Of ladies' can
testify to their great and neveraii!ag $780, S; y, f5j
% enstruaon particularly at the change Of
life From to 10 Pills will cure that common yer areSdl
-, tI,a Whites Nearly every lady in the land SUI
49, shat complaint. The above Pill has permanent
" cnred thousands, and will cure you il you use them
be eaunot harr youon the contrary; they remove an
restore nature to its proper channel, and in
go-ate the whole system. Ladies whose health will not
21nit an increase of family viii find these Pills sue
csssf1i preventive For particulars directions 90 the
hox Price sl-and will be sent to ladies confident ally,
by mail by enclosing 81 to either Of the following agents
JAMES GREEN, Druggist, III Main street, GEO, H.
SPUR, 201 Main street, or DAVID SCOTT, 25l Nam
street Worcester who is General Agent for this city, and
who will also supply dealers q proprietor's prices
DUP0NC0, Proprieto: New YORK
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Il n & TTu A r

II II = II. v n u
The Ladies of Park Street Church. and Society, will
ings, Of the week at
HORTICULTURAL HALL.
The Entertainment will be nterspersed with appropri-
ate music.
Addresses by Rev D. E. Chaplin of Low ell and others
An abundant supply of refreshments viii be provided
Supper win be served each evening, at O'Clock; tick
cts % cents
FARMERS TABLE
win he spread. Friday from half past twe veeuntil
O'Clock. Tickets so cents
Abundance to the Hall each evening 12I cls Tick
cts be had at Claps Hat e and at the door, Doors
open at O'clock
Feb g. 1856 ft. dot
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Notices

D EMOVAL.-The subscriber having removed
from Orange St. to Y southbFdge would respect
keep the best supply of
CAKE BREAD, AND PASTRY,
to be found in the city, Order received by A. P Albee
Confectioner, Pleasant ST., or at Y Southbfdge st
MI du GEO. T. KING,
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IDEAL ESTATE BRUKER.-oFFToE
La rnr.,nr 81 Mrriln and ga,tl.i.u;.I.-. T.

For sale, and payments liberal fine COTTAGES and
modern built HOUSES, situated in all parts of the ctv
Also eligible BUILDING LOTS for sale cheap for CASH
for good credit Money will be advanced in part
build, II desired)
Farms in the country will sold exchanged for Houses
HOUSEHOLDS in this city the reasonable terms
Persons Ia the country who wishing to purchase
Real Estate in hiscty, will find IL for their inteI est to
call at my Office. % dit Al. EATON
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-08

Suffering Females will find timely relief and a
friend in need well suited TO their case in the ithfl
use Of Dr. Clough's Columbian Pills The sense Of sink
ing at the pit of the stomach transient pains and ach
creeping sensatous broken rest foul tongue spondency
terror sghngs and groaniugs remulonsness rrtabity
httu sarting--these and much more, these Pills viii
cure sold for merely 25cens box. See advertisement
soiu Dy ID. sOOIT, Druggist. dje23
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Il u a v d p a z = K o X z,
JFFIcE, No. l. FLAeGs BUILDING
Having recently made several extensive additions to his
list Real Estate both in the city and country consist
ing Of Houses, Building Lots Farms, Wood Lots, Water
Privileges &c. takes pleasure in announcing TO the pub
lie generally that he is now prepared to offer greater in
ducements opurchaser Of Real Estate than he has ever
before done, or was ever offered in this city
Also, Real Estate Of all kinds bought and Sold and ex
changed on commission Also Tenements located in va
rious parts of the city, constantly on hand
Pleate call at my Office, and examine my lists, before
purchasing elsewhere.
Worcester, Jan 20. diff
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SPECIAL NOTICE,

All persons having unsettled accounts with the sub
scrbers are requested give early attention to their pay
ment Every account is made up and must be paid
promptly, or no more credit will be given.
B. L. HARDoN co.
1919. dau
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jar21 DIFF


DIR. Coughs Columbian PfIis-A sure
cure for pain in the side headache SICK headache cos
tyeness piles, nervousness, and all bilious arrangements
These Pills cure with less cost Of money and loss of time
than any medium discovered; and there no nau
sea, or gripping, attending their use. Every family in
worcester should haven dozen boxes in the house. to use
as family medicine, for these Pills, If used faithfully
VIII break mp any fever if used early ard the best
thing for cold any person tried. Sold ly D. Scott
G. r. Spur, j. Green, and others diff o19
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Mrs. M. w. GeFaIds, Female Physicinv,
Mrs g., having given special attention 10 the theory of
mlWiery and united with the study about six years of
practice three of which has been in this city, and without
the loss Of single mother child would with degree
Of confidence still r and her services 60 her
leas generally as she considers the business belonging
exclusively TO qualified females.
N Is. Uterine and other Female Complaints will aso
De attended to in eonection with Dr. Wilson's serpentne
Supporter ~ e
change sts Mo AZ -
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GEORGM K. SPIIRR.

. ,ryrvor =, SUCCESSOR To L. 7. LAZELL)
WhOhESALE y RETAIL DRUGGIST,
AMI dealer in Gold Plate and Foil Mineral Teeth and
Syrups. " ~ '' Gnu
N. 3. physicians Prescriptions Carefully prepared
AVHa eAV 'SSb AAVAAViuNe dlb
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w orcesser HydFopotss5c Enstitution
on orch and Fountain sts., FORESTER Mass. Tue
propretors of this Institution aim to make com.
Portable home for nvads ata seasons The location ia
elevated and healthy yet easy of access from all parts Of
the city.
The medical department is conducted by DR. g. ROGERS
and has been limited to the exclusive use of water
those cases which seemed TO require other treatment
For terms, &C, address
e. f. ROGERS, SUPERINTENDENT
Out door practice attended to. Office hours Ito PM
au27 d&wtf
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Manufacturer OF and Wholesale Dealer In
LADIES', MiSsKS', 4 CHILDRENs BOOTS 4 SHOES
both sowcd and pegsed, by the case or dozen
Corner Of Union Market sreetsa few sopa East Of the
Exchange Hotel, Worcester, Mass.
au2o div
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Anctinns.
GtoTToN MAcHINERY AT AUCTIor

-
WIN be sold at public Auction on TUESDAY, the goth
day of February unless previously disposed OF ONE
o'clock NJ ION the premises of the Otis Company Ware
Mass.
Willows for Is inch lap,
is inch Beaten Piczers (Whitin's)
Is inch Beaten do.
% IS inch Cards with Leaderms Workers, Shipper, and
Doffers, together with shaftng and railway Head,
Drawing Frames, with heads each and with Eyener
Taunton spseder IS Blocks,
pair of sir,tehers 12s ,pindps each,
IL ThrOstie Frames g. do.
mules OF ESQ do.
mules Of 264 do.
4 mules Of 30t do.
mules of $50 do.
Drsssers, and Wrappers nearly with section beams
80 Plain Looms,
Is Drilling do.
The above machinery is in good order aud Will be sold
Apply to ARTHUR L. DEvENs, Agent, Ware, Mass.
Feb. l, 1853. dts
- FARM FO2 SALE AT AUCTION.
I'll win be sold at Public Auction on THURSDAY,
LEE the l4th day Of February mex, at ! O'Clock PM
on the Premises, the well known Farm f.rmerly owned
and occupied by the late Bsrnabas Davis ESQ situated
in the south part of West B9yslon, the great road
leading from the north part Of the city Worcester to
Holden, containing about 10 acres Of choice Land in
good state of cultivation.
Said farm is pleasantly located about miles from the
city of Worcester, but few rods from its outskirts easy of
access, suitably divided into moving, pasure and till
age well watered and fenced, and contains good va
riety of Fruit Trees in bearing condition.
The Buildings consist of large two story Honse with
ell. Barn. and other out building
Said Farm purchased a few years since ky the
town of West Boylston, for Pauper Establishment but
account OF its remoteness from the CENTRE and the in
convenience in management thereby arising change is
deemed advisable For further particulars inquire of
either oil the following persons
j. LOWELL,
SAM'L LAWRENCE -
WINDSOR MORSE, Committee,
LEVI SFURTEVANT,
URIAHFAIRBANK,
Sale positive. Terms liberal
West Boylston, Jau. 20, 1856 If