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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-06-27
National Renubhonn Convention.


Jyrscy-Elwarl W. Wcltou; Dc.awhrc-
Edward e.. Bmll0rl Maryl1ul-FuurIs
7. Blair Nirgiuia-,lDhn 4. Underwood (;
ppuusyl,aun-Dlul Wilm1t Ohio.
II. Gllli1e, Nichiuu-lnac y. Christi
aury Nisrlusiu-I0ln T.. Potter, luli-
auua-Juhu ID. pulres. llliuor-Ggore'
4. Brown lDwl--Jamos T.. Howell. Cali
nnia-JJhn 4. Willis; Kansas. L..
Winrhell.
Tho annexed platform submitted by them
was unanimously adopted
Tur pnrr0Uw
THIS Convention OF Delegates assembled Goo
pur.uaur, off call addressed 90 tho r'rpln
or che Uu.tsl States, with1utra-lrI % past
r,hurll difference. or divisions who ate
opposed tl che repeal Of the Missouri Com
promise b. the policy ol thc present adj
miusiu'.1n; % tbc extension Ui slavery iu-
90 FREQ territory; In favor of Doe admission
0i Kansas asa lEcr State, of restoring ia'
action ~ the fl.rll government o. che Trin-
cir'aa Of Washington aud Jefferson, ana Tor
che rurU ui Ur. u'inr rlulllt.s fr tho
ure.f ui President and Vice preiI.u', DO
r,sr'yU-
Eu'.f, That tho maintenance OF The
rr.nr.rlr promulgated Zoo the Declaration
ur luI.rulaucn anil embodied .n thH IDl.ui
Constitution age essential % tHr pres rTa-
ton of Our Republican interests, AND t.at
che Federal Constitution, thr rights u, OH.
Snte, AMI tho Union 0f the States mu'.
and should hs preserved
E"'uf, r.nt with our Republican h-
ih.r, vr l.I &c tY'ra s.lr evident truth
that no uu an endowed with q. .Hl'Irna-
N'H right ut liberty auI thr pursuit uf hap
pines. anil that de- primary ul aulul..-
rI.r tI..fru .f uur federal gH.uW.ut went
Oh rug. .Ir.r rirHts tYaII persons I..
exclusive Jurisdiction. that a. uar r.ru0,..
nr fathers, wI.utH.y hllu'D'.0.I slavery
Ir $50 our national territory. ordered t.Ht
ODD r.r..u should 'rI.r.. urN.n. IH.s
up Tr..rfv without duo rr.. ul aw. be
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-06-27
Tho plntrnrm. mot Rnchnnnn.

4AN a AANaNA atAf tANN eNN'-''N-'-aA'
A leading and hy5ritc argument, Of the
pro-slay,ry rarly; north, used TO sootho the
wrath of the rank and llc Of the party, an1
TO induce ,hcm still to adhere 10 the organ
irauon, l. that an the trouble has arisen
from the rcmiznoss and weakness Of Prcsi-
dent Pierce. They affirm that he has viola
tel the principles held by the democratic
party, and that the wrongs done the citi-
rsns Of Kansas will caaso on the advent Of
Mr.. buchanan 20 tho Presidential office.
This Is an jl,u.iun. Tho policy OF General
Pierce has hrrn distinctly endorsed, AMI N,
lrfrg m.1 Of his administration, slavery
rror1-ulism, has become principal pill
lar of the platform. 10 wa, thrown over,
because he had by his REASONABLE abandon
mrut Of just PRINCIPLES, and hs duty 90 The
country, become personally obnoxious by
sectional policy TO the masses. But that
this policy il fully sustained, and is Che tcst
Of democracy, and that Buchanan is fully
pledged 20 carry ont these principle, will
hr sem hy the following rstracE.
Douglas, ,hc godfather Of thr Nebraska
hin, after ,ho adoption of thorldNrm, anil
there had hren % many uumcr ss'ul h'llot',
os 20 plainly show his case n '' n'l..',''
tlr-nphol O. the convention a' follows.
w.. L. IAN IT\NT
TrST prAp .O NTrU OTTUr PLAT
rppv lSErr.,Tr, l0TuFNEHEAsEk
mn Avn .,vrry QUESTION THE
ADOPTION or THAT NunlE EE,ol. -
i,VN ~, a Ii,r lNA .rn,,r, + ,!rrf nj
Ii'i'l.lr nI,ir,fsS NyIrWIN PR.
VrrrIZ. MY VlWr no EE Used BE.
FORE THE CONVENTION.
An.r th, rrvs or fl, nomination rlclgl
w,N,r-,,,. , r-.,...n of Buchanan.
....l.v.. r.-m'l which uar.n. q, thr
Will. Ii.a... and eslr.luu,ilapr. .lat.
p..-.,. FIN trr g.ur, of Die remarks sraG.
"a. follows
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ry..Y srNTIWFNI. ur Ny uEHT.
ar' UINr THEY AEE TO OCCUPY lr
r.. '. "f' .o.'. .. d.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-06-27

The Boston Traveller states that bills on
the Maratimc Bank. Bangor, agc not taken
at tA1 suffolk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-06-27

The Northern States haze now ten Anti
Nebraska Governors. ON the introduction
ol that Tin into COnsrcss there were but
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-06-27

On motion Of a delegate from California,
tho nomination was then made unanimous
by acclamati1n. Immense enthusiasm iol-
lowed which it is impossible TO describe.
4 small Gag fastened 20 an umbrella
handle and inscribed 4" For President, John
G. Fremont" WIS waved amid great cheer
ing in front Of the platform. Tho same
words wcrr instantly suspended in biz let
tgr., and then the multitude chc,rod louder
AMI louder The enthusiasm was perfectly
wild, AID seemed uncomfortable The air
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-05
Fxocutorial Notice.

2 FILTERS TestamentarY OF the
~ last viii and Testament OF
Sterling I. Vaughan Gee. were gran
ted to the undersigned atthe Deem.
Der term 1856 oAthe probate court OF
Pamela county Mississippi. All per-
sons having claims against said de
ceased are hereby notified to have
them duly probaged and registered ac-
cording TO law, or this notice viii be
plead in bar Of payment thereof.
IVERSON VAUGHAN, Exs.
al. l.sa. W
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-05
BrLLoF PRICES FOR CAPEN-
mrs and JoINERs WORK
Feb. Goth 1856.

The Carpenters and Joiness ne a'
aording to appoinSH'et.t.
ar Gororth was cal!edto tAs cAa4T
ana ~. A, Naylor was appointed 'oso
rotary. A bill Of prices vas then
drawn ,ap, and agreed upon BY the tod
owing gentle1nenPreseEt, MessFs. sage
carter. Goforth, Mccullough, Tucker
pevahouse, Perkins, Tick, Powers ana
: Maylor.
On motion Of Mr.. Garter, it was re-
solved, that a number OF copies be pf'hl
ea for distribnt ion among the carp 81
longing TO he agreement
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-05
! 4 FlyV GOODS

The undersigned having reaf's ais
Store room, is 1eec.v'u5, d.r#2l lloA3
New Orleans and low openi s. lt s,
cost and est selfctca sos s. -.
10 Is and Grocer eser e..eIe- +
this naket. Tan dgte mined e.
Goods upon such terms as VII lnatle
1eonIe to rade wi.h me- 10 nay cas'
toners heretofore. Igesura my thanks,
FIR uas. asors,, and selsel continuance
Of Their patron Sc. Encourage men at
home. and you viii thereby promote
VOW own interest.
THOMAS E. CLARKE.
4rvii s-h l57--1L>t.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-05
Land For Sale

have one hundred aud twenty eigfy
acres Of elegant land. Il in9, IN I4llah a.
chic County, on 'Tallaha'chle h'veE, one
snd a half miles below the Mouth Of
%,oIa Water, which win sell, at
reasonable price. with goQd double los
,,onse kitchen we'll and about ten acres
~fopen land. Any Person wishing to
purchase such ! pace VIII gas =
tergau h7 calling on me at fonoa
ass 81 GOF0TH
,Uch 90. 1856.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-05

The house on tho cas-: side OF the
public square, recently coupled BY the
Star. Immediate application nd lib
al propositions can possibly secure the
the Invaluable shanty The
aforesaid house is good for any
,usiness it will suit so come
long and look att, (if you have
laid your poll taxi | will not
phargo YOU any thing torl looking
tit.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-05

administrators SAFE.
pYvirtue oftwo several DEGREES OF
Dthe Probate Court of Pamela
County Mississippi, rendered at the
January term 1856 thereof, the under
signed administrators, With the VIII an
need Of Mary +. Butler deceased'
viii on SATURDAY., the esd day q FEB
ruary next. on the premises, sci! at
Ynblie auction to the highest bidder:
.ne West half Of the South Eastern
quarter Of Section one Iownsh!P
eirht e, Range seven ~ West i, n
Pamela County, on cEed.e OF -
months from day Of sale. Also the
following Personal Estate VIZ. VIZ . ons
IL and bors s. farming u,encils Inc pur-
chaser sbsssis viii b. required to sivo boud and ''so
MY 'o' ''7 JOHN B. BUTLER
Admin
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-05

The State Of Aississ;ppi,l PROFIT Court
rAsoLA coUsr4. +. G.
9 William Hubbard, Ann T. TO We
Thomas Hubbard ard Sarah Walton.
Sarah r. Hale, Rebecca Ann Hale
William L. Hale and John T. Hale,
heirs at law ofJnp., G, Hubbard de-
ceased, and, aisato William T. Walls
ton, husband ofsaid Sarah, Walton,
and John &, and William Ii. Wal
ton, andfo WHY z Waa-,en Guar>
al .iten # said Sarah Il Hebeaca
Ann, William Z. aud M4sg Hale
1ou, and each Of YOU. age hereby
cltedto be, ana appear before the Pro
bate Court Of anola County. State
aforesaid, on the ist,, Monday in A
prll 1856, then andt ere G show cause,
why the final account lately fled il
SAID County by Peter Hubbard Ad-
ralnlstrator OF the estate Of said dcce&s-
ed should not be allowed and a decree
@de thereupon accordingly
" ?. W00TTIN, Clerk.
Jan. 70 / G53 INV.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-05

f. v,.trte as . decree Of Ire
sse-:.a-7 Court of Pamela County
FADE or the 9Th. day oe March,
ssss :. Albert G. Fox, Guardian
o: The Dnor children Of Sandert
4esaer. vilI o. SATURDAY. the cath
ds-r & 1fay 1856, betwcens.the hours
S,xe2 b. law, at Wake Forrest;
L said county sell, to the higbes
a1ddes on oae and two years credi:
tie fos!ogns valuable Lind, to Wit
Nosh East qa2rteg osSecion one.
~ township Nine(9) Range six
80 YVES, in sid Coun.y, tie pur-
chaser Will be raquised t. give
E3ad' with approved security for
purchase money.
Narch 9th, 1856.
A. & Tex Cgqrdia4
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-05
Guardians notice 70 surrender
his Letters.

s Notice ia here by given thai .tie M
designed guariiau Of the person and
estate Of William Sul.ivant 2 miuor
heir OF a afhan Sullivant deed. hes filed
il the Probate Court Of OF Pamela c9un>
", his petition to surrender his letters
and will at the next May Term Of said
coart present an account Of his GuarN
dianship CT said minor, 10 far lsthe
same is extended for allowance with
commissions and apply fQg 9 final hear,
Ing Ct said Petition.
March q 1886.
JAMES MeCbAIN
Guardian.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-22

a RNOLD'S GLOBULES
-AND-
VITA UID.
UNION OF THE OLD AND THE NEW
Medicine and Chemistry-AiIopathy and
Homeopathy,
IN THESE MEDIco CHEMICAL

RESTORERS OF HEALTH
Which eradicate huors by introducing the blood and
system the chemical opposite of the Human Poison
They remove biOusnesS in like manner by qui
city consuming the cause through chemical action.
They strengthen the blood and give it increased life
and vigor of health.
Bilious attacks prevalent in spring, may he prsUent
cd by the of the GIObuies and ViiGl Fluid in
nection. The of gentleman well known Worces-
ter is an illustration Of this important item their eff
feet Lassitude, WEAKNESS and debility of spring
especially afeld and directly removed by their peculiar
action in vitazing the blood and giving the elements
of tresh cool air-,hus empering the feet Of spring
changes in the atmosphere and ertreme SUNNI heat
This lien should be noticed and reaz by every person
sube3t to bousness lassitude debility lessened appe.
te, or weakened nerve at approach OF warm weather,
and during its continuarce. The VITAL FLUID partcu.
tarty Uiufes aud tones up the system. Costiveness
may be removed and permanently cured by taking small
doses of the Globules regularly and the Fluid inter
walls Piles thus rsdleed and permanently bapished
JOHN Q HILL, 229 Main St. wholesale dealer i'll
Worcester, will supply trade II vicinity at the lowest
prices Sold also by Bush Co.. Scott Spur and apoth
ecares and medicine dealers generally in Worcester and
vicinity. myI5 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-22
Altttiolls.
By Z. W. VAIL.
o. o. GRAND CHANCE FOR CAPT
FIJI TAIIsTs Executors Sale Of large and vaIus
be lot n

@. 4 GRAND CHANCE FOR CAPT
FIJI IAIIsTSl Executors Sale OF a large and vaIus
LII. bls lot Of REM EsfaGe.
FIVE HOUSES At AUCTION
W Og91 and Mechanic ard one at Ness Worcester
~ IN ksOAY May 22d, viii b. sol without reserve
.us premises at the time above mentiant d. the foox
~ eeCoea property, by order NJ the Executor of tho
m David Flags and by the power Contained in his
W.T. T. al, las neal rs ats Of said deceasel viz.
5he ltFge Doub- House with Lot No Is Mechanic e.
ending oa Union street -
ing a good house for two f,rnil;es - o''-'- - "
house and Lot Nos. % and % on TTni, slrsa. tIi
aiSn double hous-, suitable two or .frae families
House and Lot, No "a Union street sufscentIv largo
for two three families. Aa
Also at O'Clock, the day on the premises that
very desirable estate in the village Of New Volcester
recently occupied by the widow of said David F;agg CON-
ssting Of one acre OF land with large new and tbo-
ough built HOUSE AND BARN thereon This estate ia
second 70 no other for the residence of any Gentleman
who wishes 70 live somewhat retired from the noise Of civ
pavements, and the hustle incident Their to-
The above sale offers great inducements to capitalists
and Spectators the property will be sold to the high.
est bidder tor CASH delivery Of deed. good tide
will be given The property must be sold the purpose
of settling the estate agreeable to tie will of the Testator
For further particulars and admission to the premises
inquire Of the Auctoneer Office I50 Main Street. opposite
the Post 0Eics. myI diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-22
bEUN ARD 4 CO Agents,
feb1sdtf Express Office $50 Main Street.
feb1sdtf
Good Effects of DIR. Hills Cordial Balm
of Syriacum.


Dear sir-A few months ago called your establish
for your advice, when you recommended of
the Balm Of Syracum | at last. with much shame,
Induced to address You the miserable situation was
in when commenced taking your blessed medicine.
convinced the disease was afflicted with, solely
occasoned by nv having contracted, in youth,
most iufamous habit, the continual practice CT which
had o'ay sroyei my constitution. The health of my
body not only aft cred hut the powers of my mind
much weakened; my ud gment had lost it's sodity,
and my memory its reeave faculties my head
fused and subject to frequent swimmngs, and had been
much trouble with oppression at my breast, which
occasoned constant perspiraton. had pains in my
stomach, and weakness and general debility all over
me, with constant yawning and sleepiness; my appetite
fuctuaug my spirits greatly depressed that at
times luid scarcely refrain from Ching and inyoun-
tary weeping; my eyes infamed and frequently
emitted watery hume; in a word object of
misery. paid strict attention to advice, and
continued taking the Medicine according you direc
tons for db0ut three mOrths perfectly
ered therefore, think not only my duty to aeknowi
edge the service you have done but inform the pub
Tic for the benefit of others, ~ho labor under
any disease similar, to those from which happily
recovered
l am, dear sir, your most Obliged humble servant
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-22
TO THE PUBLIC.
SKIRTSI SKIRTS ! SKIRTS!

In consideration Of the unusual and unexpected de-
mand for Holiness Improved Seamless Whaeblns Skirts,
numerous and worthless limitations have been thrust into
MARKET and particularly calculated to initiate the
genuine, bearing the name and nearly the same
sanp, and put up in the style. Our goods are a
superior quality, co DIS at the ittom are made
pressy for goods and warranted to wash without in
jury and no expense is spared make them prfectly
satisfactory particularly giving grace u form to the
dress) to the consumer, lie in piece breadh
and in future will he stamped "E. j. Holmes Improved
Seamless Whalebone Skirt" The imitation is Inferior
quality in every and important respects and made
in two breGdthS, and stamped as like poss
BILE. See advertisement in another column.
my6 dawtt f.. Il J. HOLMES.
EINERTILIZE RS.-Mapes's Improved Miro.
r. geRised and No. SUper Phosphate IF Lime,
also White Mexican GUAN0, containing 95 pr cent Of
Phosphate of Lime for sale in lots suit purcha ers, by
STEPHEN bartlett,
ape d1mis No. "A India Wharf, Boston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-22
DIED.
In Providence, May H. Hon Thomas Burpesa, aged 49,
Nerp advertisements.
YILLE,S VEGETABLE EX

6NREN YlLLE'S VEGETA EX-
~ TkACf.-Phe most etfectual remedy ever discov-
cred for Canker Canker Rash and Scarlet Fever Oanker
and Thrnsh in the MOUTH Throat Distemper, what is
Maisnant Putrid Sore Throat, DYsENTERY and all SUM-
MER COMPLAINTS has been use years
As family medicine it is unrivasd being composed of
harmless materials.
As the season is now approaching when so many are
subject to bowel complaints, particularly teethiaP chill
dren, it should be found in every household
The public hereby cautioned against spurious ar
tic which Is in the market. Nth the circular aud wrap
per the genuine article copied almost entre with the
certificates only changing the name Of the proprietor
The genuine has the lac smile Of the inventor, A. s.
GRANVILLE, on the wrapper and circular. It is now
manufactured by his widow Mrs T. Grenvlle, aud is
safe at John !. Brown Il ms, 425 Washington Street,
aud Chas t. Carney, 1888 Washington Street. Bost m.
Also by James Green and d. Scott Worcester, and by
druggists &c orally.
Also, GRENvlLLE's LTNINENT, to accompany the
Extract for liberated Sore Throat outward appca-
ton 1t IS good for any Kind Of inflammation. For
burns. light stver will relieve the anguish almost
instantly and perform most wonderful cure II would
be VII for every family to keep IT. II being also good for
Bruises ohilbains Chopped Hands Sore Lips and Noses,
Pihs. &c. &c my22 eMSThn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-22

NOU"! FLOU X .--Hawug received The
Agency OF the superior Jos. Hail b Co Flour,
rant thA brand unusurpasaed. A. u. ADAMS.
tT DIFF ia statssiresG Boston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-22

DIR. Harris, Dentist. Still occupies those pleas
ant rooms 1853 Main, of Walnut street. Thankful
his former patrons for their assistance, he will endeavor
retain their confidence, he atters himself he ha
won and to gain that of all others, who may favor him
with their patronage.
His Artificial Teeth, which have given such genera
satisfaction nsel ted in all the various Styles up
on the best materials. iva diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-22

Strangers visiting Boston in quest Of ''Medica
Aid, . under difficulties Of "Private Nature,n viii find
to their ad vantage consult DR. MORRILL, the Oldest
Advertising Physician in Boston. Office % howard ST.
meh6 dam
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-22

c. BILL, 1911 Man-st, worcester, Mass. ap j; d ii

Bain of n ThOusa nd Flowers Reader
do YOU wish beautiful c0mpleXonl If thu "RdR
of Thousand FIoWerS It eraiicates all Tan, pimples
and trsckl from the face For washing aud shaving
and cleansing the Teeth leaving beautiful perfumed
reath EQUAL!
FETRID9E Il CO.. Boston, G. r. SPUR sole agent
r Worcester. mch26 dly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-22

Cement Drain bGpeH.--SOMErHlNG NEW.
I'll subscriber has resumed the manufacture OF E.
NEWT PIP Els for CsteTn, Sink, Cellar, aud Garden
Drains from thres to six inches in diameter, which he
is prepared to furnish and put down at short notice.
For durability and economy these pipes superior
to anything Of the kind in USE theV unae It.
co by moisture and if properly laid will last forever.
rsons who wish to drain their premises efactualy,
and at m lderate cost, will do well to call the
scrber, ssSa # the Mechanics Hall; entrance
Waldo where full assortment of all the various
sizes may be found at Lathrop Ames' IS Mechanic
Street JAMES G. PECK.
Worcester, March q. 1876. diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-22
EXHIBITION OF MOSAIC WORK!

MIR. PETER GLASS
Would respectfully the citizens Of this place.
that he will We exhibition of Mosaic Work. at nor
TICULruRAh HALL, on Tuesday. w ednesday,
and TburHdny. May q, 81 and %, wher, all lovers
OF the beautiful in Art have oppor unity of be-
holding the most wonderful and beautiful pieces of
q
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-22

Js l.. HOOD.
Dealer in NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE,
CS'OckeFyand Gluss Ware
Stoves, Carpets, and all kinds of House Furnishing
Goods.
N. B.-Oash paid for Second hand Furniture at 232
Main street, by j. L. HOOD.
mch1R
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-22

(Late Goodnow n Heywood)
Has compl te assortment of BOOTS, SHOES, and N
TIERS among which may be found IL the desirable sts les
OF Ladies Congress Cal ers both black and in col)rs,
full variety Of Misses and Chidrens CATERS and Anele
Ties, White Kid Slips aud CATERS, Gents Pa eut Calf
Boots, long and short tops, Patent Leather Oxford and
low Ties French 70 and Shoes, Top calf foxed
Boots, with many other styles. all of ch have
leced with care bought for cash. ami W be sold at the
lowest figure. Piper Blocb, No 267 Main st. ap2jitf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-22
Reol estate.

= TAVERN STAND-FOR SALE
E11-=~7a OR 70 D LET "A good Tavern Stand stu
Iszsss4Sss% ated bout miles from Worcester The
hh# premises consist of about rs acres of wood and
h4A tilage land, with good buildings, nearly new
The House is convenient and commodious with 6 rooms
IN Barn has sails for 10 horses, with drive way thr ugh
H. IL VIII be sold at bargain applied for immediate-
y; Or ii net sold 1t will be rented on reasona Bile terms
Inquire of the subscribers at No. 237 Main st. Worcester
m'tf dtt b. l.. MASON.
dr. roc TAIN CO1TA q T. For SALE
Ma,, That pleasant COTTAGE HOUSE in Cherry
IAA. Valley in Leicester, with ouibudings and lands
Connected herewith (abou IL acres) in high state Of
cultivation, and well stoeAed with Frui. Trees of the
choicest kinds and in bearing condition. is offered for sale
on accommodating terms. Apply to B. BoTTOMLY on
the premises, or at the Spy Once. myI3 dSm
- REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-sit-
#;,, uaied in MULBERRY GROVE, leicester consisting
.AesAof HOUSE nearly and two acres OF land The
I in an excellent state of cultivation and well stocked
with Fruit Trees in good bearing condt m The above
Offers rare chance for suburban residenceor for me-
chanic who wishes 90 cultivate small amou Of land
For further particulars inquire Of JOHN PIPER near
the premises, or of f. A. OURBY
Worcester, May Is, 1856 DIV
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Tbronrt Tickcts via Niagara Falls Buffalo Or New York
citv. for Chicago, Rock Island Galena Dubuque, 81.
psTs Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati, Toledo, Lasalie
g, Louis nnnIeth Mlwlnkie, Racine Mad son, James
Vile. &c &C. The only American R. R Route to the
West and Southwest, Running nom continuous pepoIs
Iron NJ pense and annoyance of of transferring them
s or ba graee Night Express trains, furnished with
D.. Nigbt cars wlichfor comfort and spleador
s,rnassed No night changes No ferryiug Tickets
hO' LE0NARD & CO Agents.
Onica1 Mar Street
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