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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-30
CIVIL WAR; IN KANSAS!
The Free State Men Victorious.
rhs Borders RalIyiaG.

ST. Louis, Aug. 81.
karerUorth CITY Kansas Journal OF
tie l7lh, contains lengthy accounts oil
anolher battle III Kansas.
l he Georgia aud Carolina Colony Ia
block hous. near Osas atamie, was al.
lacked on tire 18Th, by 800 Free State
sasn the block house carried. and the
Georg ans and Car.hnians driven iu,o
NJ s>"uri.
Their ouses were burned. and their
property Of every kline seized - money,
goods, &c. Some men lost Sl200-
others clolning, others houses.
One cannon. large amount OF arm,
amunnlon and provisions were taken.
On the Is h, an the7 colony ia Doug
las Co, (bloek house again) was car
ned There were 400 Free State m.n
mounted and well armed. Il is feared
that tie most OF Teadwelfs IA, have
fallen.
he United States troops were called
upon ioT aid, but they refused TO &C.
TIE Free State men are uriving all
the ro-slasery men out II Douglas Co
s tztng their arms, ammunition, Sc
Fudge
A figh, took place between The two
paalIes which resulted in IA inca beng
Killed ard 6 wounded.
Lecomp,on was taken on the 10Th, by
500 OF Lanes men.
The U. States troops having Brown.
Robinson, and The other prisoners 10
charge. surren iered them without firing
gun. in the absence Of tie command, r.
The editor OF the Southern Adroca,e
and Mr.. stebln, were wounded.
Large bodies OF border men are or.
gam Ting under Alchison and Strlngfel.
los. at Weston. and help cal ed for.
Other reports OF fights, aud OF forces
Oh the march.
PRO SLAVERY VERSION.
Sr. LOUIS. June 22-IP. NJ.
Letters 10 the Republican bring dates
to to the 18th, 18th and 18th. add very
little 10 Information rece iyed Yesterday
from Kansas Territory.
Shannon. and nearly all OF the citizens
OF Lecomp.on, have left town. and Sec.
rotary Woodson has been taken prisio.
ner, and his house burned. Sheriff
Jones is also in the hands Of his assail.
ants. who threaten TO hang him.
The house VI Gen. Clark, Indian
Agent. has been burned. Himself aud
ilmily escaped TO Leavenwor,h.
Coarlers are riding through the river
AMI border counties en'is,lng forces and
raising forces everywhere. Speedy
preparations are being made for war. A
bloody conhlct IS anticipated.
Gen. Richardson Las gone to For,
Leayenworh to ascerla IL If Gen. Smi,h
aels by authority OF Government, Ii
rot b. Rlchardson) will call bis militia
ry into the field al once.
Tie steamer Polar Star down last
night. reports six companies OF volu n,eers
ready Tor The field, three OF which are
cavalry and one Of artillery. They were
to have left Lervenwonh Cry on the
9th inst.
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House Finishing.

The subscriber having located himself in
L The town ef Upton is prepared 10 do p'a,-
tering OF all kinds and colors and outside work
Rough cast inflated INTO brick, stone or mar.
DIE, fancy add Ornamental work, plaster Of
paris. fn"aloings, cornish, cenfers. paper
hangings, &c. am determined u give salts.
faction TO all who may favor me with ths.r
patronage. For further information apply o,
or address JtIEARHakr
Upton, Feb. Is, SO n7-6m
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State Agricultural Fair.

Tue 81 AaauHl air Of tie Iowa State Ayri
ca'tarsl Soci ty wi he held in Mase4tine OF
IT. b. 9 D. and l0lh dAss of October.
TIE pre.aFaicns being mad. II eausl any
n he LaigG. Farmers are earnestly selc;tea
20 attend
/ .aw Psn phl.t premium ,i-ts can be obtain
S. ih.s Csee
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The Game.

o. YESTERDAY Mr. jams Z dpssh, the Kansas
respondent oil The n Y. and CHICAGO IT..
mes nd the st Lou. Demoecat. called al eur
ne 4 showed Us = handbili xhich b. pi ked
10 At Weston, Mo- on his way from mss -
W g'v- below the exact contents or III Il bill :
Osfaloosa Herald
Ill for Kansas Nov that Congress has de
t-fmtU,d u organize Kansas into a State and
limited the right To vote, whether IL shall be tn.
home Of bon 1t m-n Border RnifiA Ana or 4 h.r
bof for thieves n assAssins Free State Nea)t,
thsee who shall b. residents II the Territory %
The LIST OF August all who are DISPOSED 10 de-
'ead themseives-their bones must prepare To
meet toe enemy face to facet. We have II In
our power to settle for ever the q le-tion! We
have only to become re-idents OF ID. territory
beiore the 1st 0! August to get the right and
vote on the LIST Of Soyen her.
Let every true man make ready for a sacri6ee
20 trinn2 for Cause - vital TDose in VS.
ton township will meet ut the Newman f.rry a.,
Saturday The 18th inst, 70 carol their names
'nd make Arrangements. Other townships are
To meet on the sane day At places named. Wha,
tosnship will furnish tn most men, Ia tner,.
on- wb" will not goy In the mean time furnish
your naEn-s 10 the committee
3 :: sTRINGFELLOw, II COLEMAN.
b. ". CALVERT, W L. STEPHENS,
z d wASaBURN.
Weston, July 8 1856
frIuted at the PiAttee Argu. Office.
Such are the preparations being made
in Missouri to have the elections IN Kan.
sas " settled by the actual residents"
This il the natural result of the
Toolnbs Bill. II leaves the ruffiaus mas.
tiers OF Kansas, with no obstacles in The
way of the Mlssounans.
Kansas is destined to become slave
State unless the North sends the assist.
, nee 70 put down and drive out the ruf.
hans.
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$40 DOLLARS REWARD.

Strsyed from the subscriber, two horses; .
white mare about or years old, aud dark
porrel horse. ,ssith white star 10 bis face and
white feet, about l2 or Il years old; one nostrh
. little hurt. Both were shod oil round.
Ten dollars reward will be given TO any per,
son returning them 70 Covers Ferry.
n astf TYes Erprurls-
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5e- our thinks are due 20 Gou Judge
Tusbll ~ha hs jus, returned ffen the EAT Nr
tsse n and chi.sgo papers, Assa ~ young
rhors. HArass who has just rrtasreh from
81 forui-, FOR late papers from thst Ssate.-
Tom set TO Cast rais by himself, travelled
over the Whole State, az the elephant Win III
blanket Oh, and sAsisdei With bis q " 81 . lev
YEAR. he RETURNS - his old home In Cedar.
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E.SrRAY NOTICES.

40 ksfHAy Hokt Es.-Tahen up by Hissss ksenst, In
lows township be 10Th dsy II Ius ls6 brown hYl
10 Nsn6s high with bsck len bind f6sA
whs nall star ~ the forehead sIppo~sA 70 b enssn
old snd spprasss forty do ls bsy mafs.
hfs-n ham hsh. With xsi,s the right hsl riot
.uppossd 70 b o and seventy dol.
Aug g. $50 Sm J. w. CAvTElL ciat.
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Farms for Sale.

or 50 acres, in Iowa township, for sale: there
ia house, and some 10 acres bro.e and under
fence, ID acres II lin Der.
~ tieHrv tEfs e b tI.s. psfrsrr Ina s,,rst.
skrrLka.sr - " ~
& o. fcHfr AcNss ~ paEErss md TIssEy .hynts
ear shss hTEsR. twe m hs sf'h n fncarstsE. u
800 tfsnse one COVE sir-, vi fs1esd
= me e~sfag dr. Pr ~ e-r-re
ALso-A GREAT BARGAIN
90 - STOCK FARM.
10 ts - OF god Land for ale
y Ia 9TH sbevs and
nspo bsT AastsG Lasn. scr..f T1sBfR and \
60. = AssBa~ isnd. Of fh- allow s. 10
and tSS asg@s - hOtras tas1 TIE ~hal. Is - -
49, pishty vf wood nd hrpd
Enquire OF WELLS SPICER.
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Sympathy for the R.6i,ns in Ner Or
leans New Orleans, Aug. ga call
has been signed BY editors and principal
firms OF our business men OF the CITY TO
The number Of 100 for meeting 10 aid
n. Scu'hrrners in Kan.as.
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WAsHlxorox A. /,

The times are pregnant with sicn;s-
cant events. The Admlnistra..cn NM,
M'ths'and the PRESSURE Of putlc opinion
It's giving way before the scurn and
contempt OF an indignan, people.
FFsss Sqdatter Sovereignty is sba,.
doned / second, the Administration an.
nuls the Infamous territorial laws &c Hnn.
sas third, The Presidsns remove, Shan.
SEQ: fonrth, be appoints Col. Geary. al
Ia. cho = recommended By Coo. Rseier:
fifth. Toombs votes agains, confirmins
him; SIKH. in reply 70 question By Gen
Wilson. why Vhannon was removed An
Administration Senator is reported to r..
ply: W. Aavs found Am, str, 10 h
more than yos proved him last February
he - scossdrei, sir; DID sceunarei.'
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~ Tt Cedar County Agricultural
tair w.14 be held q I. r.on Oh the Isl and
VI iaJs FL October
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SAMUEL DEWEL.,
sUlvEyoR AT TIProS And crxr,,,

LAND ACINT.
WILL attsnd promptly TO all brs!rsss rso,ir.
ing an agent; such az
PA YING OF TAAES
Buying and Yelling on Comp,issior,
sisinE N mt pscs = saa. hi. G. as,,se IN
/ 6 ~ he Gee. " 'SS " co.
ros s-Ls-Lots Ara Rloeb II In ,ks e-r 90 r.
ehes e. upsa vtieh 1. stunted . msortsss e~,w -,
Se . .nl sell Also. Lss Bisek o. IN the q tc,s
=" y kAnCEt pagItL
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A eorrespondent Of the N. YsEuentne re.f
says New Hsmpehire ID good for 500 msiori,v
for Fremont and Dayton.
Preston ). Brooks has been frsnklue doom
ments to clergymen IN Vermont. A letter from
'1ss Teton, VT, ayG We need no agitation
here the Administration 10 maxim Republicans
Tor Us faster than any other agency could
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Notice.

HRS. d. W. Scott has opened Select School
IA Tor The young ladies Of Upton, in the Meth
odsi Caaish. Terms fer tuition Of three months
are Ordinary branches $500
Higher do 500
No deduction except in case Of sickness.
June 10Th, 1855. 2S-tf
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isG Al AV6jIGs.
Sheriff. Sale


UY Virtue # an Exec ltion. 10 me directed.
- issued out Of the Jerks Office OF the Dis.
r,et Court, IN aud for the County of johnson,
aud State II Iowa. in favor OF Find ey A.
Burke, and against John Iive.: / have levied
V on the following real estate, to Wit. The
nth East quarter of the South West quarter
OF section 20, IN townsuip so, raage 4, west.
AID The North West quarter 1t the south West
quarter aud the south East quarter Of the North
Vest quarter OF section 20. township Al, range
J, West aud the south tas' quarter OF the South
East quarter Of sectiea II township 81, range
l, west, all Of which land lies IN Ceda- County.
iowa, aid shaii offer the same for sale at pub
ilc oatrfy, at the door II tn. Court House in
the town OF Upton, in Cedar County, lows, on
Saturday, the 2oih day Of September, A. d.
isoO, between the hours of yo'clock A. M ard
o'e!ocs r. NJ, Of the said day, 10 satisfy the
said execution aud the costs that may accrue
therein. JOHN II. FIRELEY,
Sheriff Of Cedar CO., Iowa.
Upton, Iowa, Aug. i4ih. 1855. 33.4w.
John x Motif ~. Isaac II. Whee.ey.
To Isaac H. VIZ eler:
~ lk-. You are hereby notified, that there is
~ now on file. in TIE Office Of the Clerk Of
he District Gour, If Cedar 10 nsy, and State
OF wa. petition Of John II. Mont, claiming
1t you the sum OF three hui. dred and. twenty
five dollars. as money justly due him from you,.
for one threshng machine and horse power.
purchased by you IL said John k. Motif, and
that your pioperiy has been attached to satisfy
81 b claim, by virtue Of writ OF attachment,
issued by The Clerk OF said c, urt, and III 4 the
Sheriff of said County has made return to said
Court upon the original notice in said suit that
you are not found. Now, unless you appear and
answer thereto on or before the first day Of the
next term Of said onrt, to be b-gnn AID hold
en- On the I'D day Of September, 1856, udsmsna
will be rendered against you for the whole
amount, with interest and costs, and yeur pro-
perty sold to satisfy the same.
saw. S.W. YOUNG.
BissaLL SPrcFR. Clerk Of District Court
An'vs Tor plf Of Cedar CO.
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Trip up the .Hissouri-.A Mailing ,cith
Butord- iians Of the Rufans-Sou h.
ers Imm,s rants aud the ioombs Bull
More troubles .4n!.eipated-P. osP.' !.
per,ty of Laurence.
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GAUTION TO THE PUBLIC,
SKIRTS! SKIRTS +! SKIRTSl

In consideration OF the unusual and unexpected p
mand for Holiness Improved Seamless Whaebons Skirts
numerous and worthless limitations have been thrust into
market, and one particularly calculated to initiate tbe
, genuine, bearing the same name and nearly the same
STAMP and put up in the same style Our goods are
superior quality our cords at the bottom are made ex-
pressy for our goods and warranted to wash without in
jury and DO expense is spared 10 make them perfectly
satisfactory particularly in giving graceful form to the
dres to the consumer made in one piece or breadlh
ana IN future will be stamped Sc j. Holiness Improved
Seamless Whaebone Skir The imitation is an inferior
quality IN every aud some important respects and made
in two breadths and stamped like ours as poss
Die. See advertisement in another column.
my6 dawtf E&J unrMEs
NOTICE CHILSON has Just COM
" pleted, and patented in America, England. and
France, his new invention, the "CONEn FURNACE and
asks the special attention of those about erecting or re-
modelling buildings, as well dealers in Hot Air Steam
or Hot Water Furnaces and all interested in steam now
err TO carefully examine this invention which entirely
CHANGES the and CHARACTER Of HoT Arr FIR
NAoEs-deUeloptng another and a netv principle and
oDvlatng all former objections to their The practical
operation of number of these Furnaces erected during
the past winter points out discovery in science by
which the most wonderful economy in fuel has been at
ained and clearly demo that the waste heat Lost
from chmneys is enough to every dwelling in the
city By this invention the heat formerly lost made to
warm the house.
This discovery-simpe In tself-is the day wonder of
those who witness its results, and becomes matter az
surprise that plan at once simple and practical in its
operation should thus far have entirely escaped the notice
o. sclenhhc men: we believe no one who investigates
this principle will be liable Furnace Constructed
on any other principle, and invite all who would Wit
ness its operation to call at the store OF
Gibson, GOULD, & CO.,
Nos. 80 l. 101 Blackstone Street, Boston Mass
APPS d1mis 1855
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BOuehim's Corn Solvent, Infallible
Remedy, for sale by JAMES GREEN III Ian st.
SEVEN THOUSAND AND FIFrY-sIX BOTTLES
old in six weeks
See adj erLisement in aaohar column dSm f2O
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ElectTo~C isenkcnI 3uGhs.-The propretors
of the Worcester Water Cure would the pub.
lie that they have all the facilities for administering
these baths.
Worcester. Jan. %. 1853. id
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-09

Health and Stronghold 5. 0 RIoBARD
SONS SHERRY VINE BIrTERS is the best medicine
ever used for Spring and summer complaints. II mas
tabsbed in this country. is the same Richardson's
itters which has restored many invaids to health
throughout the New England States for the past thirty
Mr. Beware Of limitations called Sherry Wine Bit
tars The genuine have fac smile of my signature
upon the envelope For sale by Druggists every
where and my Office, No. 81 Hanover Street, Boston.
mvi daw3m+
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BY E. b. LAWSON, Auctioneer.
as caJ go 1F,;,, Ct.1t

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
Ei,,,,;Il On MONDAY, May II, at O'Clock NJ, will be
4sAsold at Public Auction the premises, the new
ana beautiful COTTAGE HOUSE, lately occupied by
Hiram Hoar situated Elliot and Reservoir streets with
about 5000 feet Of land and valuable Fruit Trees thereon
Sale Positiue.
Terms easy. and made known at the time Of sale.
For further particulars inquire of CHARLES B PRArT
f. B. LAMSoN, Auctoneer.
Worcester, May Z, 1856. dts
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DIR. Renry Sargent gives special attention to
Diseases of the Eye Office No. Ii Worcester Bank Block
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STRAW BoNNETs and MILLINERY. The ladies
with voice say sell those Goods "Iestle' cheaper
than any elsewe need not therefore quote figures,
Call and you will be pleased.
AGO Embroidered COLLARS, Sc each-a great bargain.
2 @ Embroidered Swiss do, zoe each, worth SOC
100 Hamilton Lace do 80 per cheaper than ever
100 Fine embroidered Handkerchiefs 25c each, well
worth Soc
200 Fine Embd Double Bands Csc yds long worth 4Oc
10 dozen Scotch Lawn Handkerchfs, zoe each, worth
S73r.
5Odozen pure Linen do, 10, 124, and 15c EACH awful
cheap.
100 pieces Noire Antique Trimmings, sac piece, sold
usually at 75c piece; wider widths in proportion.
dozen boxes FRENCH FLOWERS, from Sc 10 soc
pair, worth rs per cent on those prices.
Sprag Bonnet Ribbons, for cheapness guess bear
the palm.
$50 Black Lace Wells. from SOC to 81 25. These are
the best aud greatest bargains have yet got offered in
those Goods Also, another lot from ST so to $3-very
ca ap.
10 dozen KID GLOVEs-we will clear this lot out at
SOC pair an excellent article for driving gardening &c
French Kid Gloves, from 50c 75c, warranted perfect
IL dozen Lisle Thread Gloves, fancy silk tops, 15c
pair, worth 25c
Another large lot of those Sc and &c Gloves just reed
Silk and TafTeta GLOW, 5, ali prices.
10 pieces Dotted Muslns dress piece Of yards for
81 so, cheap
few Black silk Mantllas, spring styles at half price,
Habits for ST. worth 81 so to So.
Laces. silks, Barreges Embroderies small wares &c.
&C, at fearful low prices
Gents Teavy Socks 1Oc and 12lc in colored, white,
and fancy.
Cents pure Linen HANDKERCHIEFs as low as zoe;
hner in proportion.
French Wove Bosoms, from loo each upwards.
Pure Linen do, 2 &c to 50c each, awful cheap.
40 dozen Cents Linen Collars, Toe and 12lc, usually
sold at 10, and 1SG
Black and Cord Silk Neckerchers, very cheap lot
of Fancy Silk Pocket Handkerchief, from 49, to ST.
worth 81 25 to 81 90.
All these Bargains can be obtained by calling at the
New York Brnnch,'' Sc Main Street,
MACKENZIE, PRATT, & CO..
PR0PRIETORs
P.S Milliners and country merchants supplied at New
York city prices Terms cash.
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Giving Away, Going, Going. Gone,
SOLD AGAIN, AND GOT THE MONEY.
"New York Branch" sc Main Street,
Wo ESTER

1t is an old and true saying, g that rolling stone
gathers moss, and it is equally true that the Goods
received every day from Auction" at the "NetU York
Branch" SO Main Street. gather dust or dirt by
the rapid and complete clearance they get We have the
last week sold immense quantity Goods but it does
not follow that have let-on the contrary we
have QUITE storefu of she best most fashionable and
'cheapest FANCY DRY GOODS ever seen in this State
As fast as SELL the faster buy and thus keep con-
tinualy filing up empty shelves with cheap, if
not cheaper lots of Auction Goods. "Saue the pennies
and the dollars tOiH take care of themseluesn-to
practice this adage you have only go the "ranch"
and there purchase Bonnet Cap Collar or any other
article may require and by this wise STEP save
from 20 to so per cent.
The following Goods have just received and as the
prices are almost beyond conception venture say
that by this day week will not have single article
mentioned in keeping. but that they will all be trans
ferrei into the possession of such fortunate individuals
call soon. "And this is consummaon most devout
y to be wished or'' hakespeare own hook Pc
ruse, learn, and be wise in time Among the Bargains
will be found the following, all marked in plain figures
nd at one price only:
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j. L. HOOD.
Dealer in NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNITURE,
CrOclkery and Glass Ware
Stoves, Carpets, and all kinds of House Furnishing
Goods
N B.-Cash paid for Second hand Furniture at 232
Main street, by j. L. HOOD.
mchl8 div
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i. L. H0nh

FOSTER s ESTER BROOk,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT Law
Nos. and 2 Brnley Han, Worcester.
DWIGHT FOSTER ianl0du JAMES e. ESTERBRooK
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IbP. LiameD, uses homeopathic Remedies by In
aation, successfully, in the treatment of Lung Diseases
Worcester No Walnut-st, fehStf
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CAUTIOUS.
I3y E. w. VAIL, Auctioneer.
A PLEASANTLY LOCATED r ES-
+: IOENCE AT AUCTION.

IDENCE AT AUCTION.
~ No. 12 Crow street.
SATURDAY, May 10th, at 10 o'clock, will be sold, on
the premises at the time above mentioned this very
pleasantly located and thorough built nearly house,
sustsd above, containing fourteen convenient
~ arranged for tenements handsomely papered and
painted, with marble manttls, &c. &c. The house is
supplied with both kinds Of water above and below. The
location Of the house surpassed by any other the
west side of Main street, being elevated, commanding
beautiful view Of large portion Of the city, and but five
minutes walk from the Post Office. 1t will be sold without
reserve, Offering unusual inducements to purchasers. For
further particulars inquire Of The Auctoneer office $50
Main Street. opposite the Post Office.
Worcester, May 8, 1886. dts
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o.. WOODEN FACTORY FOR SALE
4 The subscriber offers for sale Wooden Factory a
-N4s.A Dye House, three DWELLING HOUSES, a large
Boarding House by, with about IA acres Of LAND,
part of which is covered with wood. The Machinery in
the factory may be sold with without the factory The
above named property is situated in the north part Of
Bellngham (Mass) is about three miles from Milford
Depot and is the Penniman Factory called and will
be sold reasonable terms
term of years.
For further particulars inquire Of the subscriber in
mlton or Of james j. Fisk, near the premises.
MOSES WHITNEY.
Milton, (Mass) April %, 1856. deTu&F8ms
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Mp OR TANT TICN
FROM
THE NEW CITY STORE.
14S Main Street.
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Cost ana Goun0.

LOST.-A tan and white colored Setter
EhSJA Deg. Whoever will return the same to he
VI ~ subscriber, viii be suitably rewarded
L. D. GODDARD
spzD du 19l Main Street Worcester
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Goods from AUCTION at Miraculous Prices !
Cost of Freight more than the Bill of Sale!
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N B. We wish to say to the buying public generally,
that our goods are purchased exouvey cash there
ore enabling us to sell at the lowest possible prices and
much less than those who buy credit Should you fa-
Nor US with call goods will be cheerfuly and freely
sow and we Think at prices that will your con
above represented and dowor, :
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MARRIED.

81. WIN IAlALIlD.
In Leicester, May g. by the Rev Mr.. Bulosh Charles
F. Kent of Hartford Ct Maria L. Bond, daughter
G. S. Bond of Leicester.
In Oxford Sth instant, by Rev. Horatio Bardwe Rev.
Henry Wickes TO Miss Elizabeth f. DardweIl.
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c. HILL lal Main-st., Worcester, Mass. ap7 di
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1Oa1rts.
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VENO LET.-Three very desirable tenements. in good
repair. on Exchange street, near Meri6ed,s ma.
chine shop. Inquire at Nos. and Worcester Bank
Block my8 disf