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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-17
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Se ECHA MICS MUTUAL
F I r e
INSURANCE COMPANY.


a. The annual meeting Of this COMPANY held at their
0Hce in Carks Block, on Tuesday, Jan. 9th the follow
Hg MEL persons were chosen hrsotors for the year
81 -nfua.
L -.ry A. Delny Worcester Geo NJ Rice. Worcester,
Geo. Blackburn, Boston, Vim. B. Fox, Jr. 8
Eoeb Saunders, Grafton, Daniel fainter,
aonzo White Leicester, sam'lL Hodges CherryV'y,
r s Denny, Clappviie Il. n Bgeow, Clinton
At a subsequent mee citing Of the Board. HENRY A
DENNY was chosen President, WIN 5. DENNY, Score
tsry, aud FARLEY HAMMOND, Treasurer.
This Company has been III successful operation since
May, 1853 and continue to insure in their Mechanics
GLASS on favorable terms, Dweling Houses and other
Baidings, Stocks n Goods, fTst Machine Shops,
sd non hazardous Property generally Communications
Aidressed to the President secretary, win receive
pEompt attention
Worcester, jan Z, 1857, diff il
GtLATER MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
- COMPANY.-This Company continues TO insure
cotton, wooden and other mauufActores, machinery mer
chandise stores public buildings dwelling houses Goods
at Bleaching and Printing Works. and other prop rty at
current rates of prfmium.
DIREoToRs.-H. N Slater, Earl P. Mason, Royal Cha
pin, VIM A. Robinson, James H. Read, John W. Lyman,
Joseph Carpenter Charles Anthony, Louis J. Doyle,
Daniel u Carpenter, Benz E. Thurston, CHRISTOPHER S.
Rhodes, Emmanuel Seare, Providence; Edward w. Law
ton, Newport Robert Bodman, North Kingstown; Il. N.
Campbell, Westerly Ellis B. Pitcher, Pswtucket; james
II. Chace, Valley Fails; Geo. c. Ballou Woonsocket;
james s. Cock, Burrilville
Office in the Jones Building, No q Westminster St.
Providence, r. L JAMES. II. READ, President
IMMANUEL SEARLE Secretary and Treasurer.
Providence, Dec. 10, 1858. diff d1S
RTOTICE.-The undersigned have this day formed
w copartnership under the name of Harrington 4
Aldrioh, for trausacng general Commission business
In Flour, 0raln Butter, Cheese and Produce generally
and will continue the business Of UDham & Alarinh, al
Do & 43 Front Street. FRANCIS HARRINGTON,
PARDON W. ALDRICH
Worcester September l, 1856. 50 diff
NOTICE TO FARNIEBS.-NEW STEAM
LN GRISE MILL in Aerriheld's Buildings Exchange
Street.
The subscriber is now prepared to grind Corn, Rye
Oats Uobbage and every kind o grain either for feed
family use in the best manner at his Mill in Exchange
street He will also give particular attention the wants
Of the merchants who will favor him with their custom
Corn meal will be bolted when desired The patronage
OF the country is respectfully solicited At this Mill
grinding may be depended on, both in the dry time OF
and the coolest time of winter All kinds DfMea
ard Hominy constantly hand and for sale.
Worcester, an. l5 1857. HOWARD HOLDEN.
it5 6Sm
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Price Two cents
aufti0ns,
MILL AT AUCTION

- 4 e "A N MILL AT CTION
On accoaut Of IN health the subscriber will sen at Pub
lie Auction, on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of March inst
st TO O'Clock, A. NJ the premises, his Steam MIL st
uated in the City Of Nashua, N. II.
This Mill is heated few rods west Of the Nashua and
lowell Depot and directly upon the track Of the Wilton
ltairoad and upon The bank Of the Nashua YER oppo
'ite the Nashua Manufacturing Company's Mills
The advantages Of this location for business and
particularly the Lumber business, are pronounced by
good judges 70 be the best in Few Hampshire If not the
pest IN the New England States, having as it does
direct communication with all the Northern Railroads as
hiso the Mernmaek and Nashua Rivers for a supply;
and Lowell, Lawrence, Salem Boston, Providence Wor
eeser, and all intermediate places in addition to the 10
cal business Of the market.
This property consists Of about 81 acres Of Land one
FIFTY Horse Power Engine, two Double Rlue Boilers "a n
and ~ inch diameeran Engine House by built Of
brick and slated. main building 65 by 55 It three
stories and an tic, with addition 80 by 40 it. two
stories, ard one addition 2s by 2 IT, one story; Also
counting room store house, lumber sheds. &c.
The Machinery consists Of shatng betting one large
circular saw for saving logs one gang with 40 saws;
one edgng saw, and all machinery for drawing in logs
either from the river rarord Also one large double
Buriaeing planting machine, matching and j9nting ma
ehne, cutting OF saw, and machinery for making boxes
saving aths, cutting slabs, and sl tools necessary to Cd
crate the same, all il running order.
liberal credit will be given If desired, with an On
doubted title and immediate POSSESSION.
Connected with the above, can be had By the pur
CHASER, is about 400 NJ Sawed Lumber, seasoned apd
ready for the spring business Also, from 500 to 400
LOGS OF different kinds suitable for supplying orders
ior dimension Lnmher.
For further PARTICULARS appIv to the subgcrIber AZ
Nashua. n. H. j. d. KTMRAII
mh5 dts
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REVOLUTION IN FARMING.
AND A
TRULY WONDERFUL MACHINE


TRULY WONDERFUL MACHINE.
Without any Goes BANDS, Pg,IEs ORANKs, SHAFTS,
sPRNGs LEVERS, OF GEARING or any kind, with horse,
guided by boy, tis chine executes in neat
and perfect the following described work. being
what is wanted by every farmer
LIST Burrows out the ground any required depth.
q, Drops the corn (as many kerupls desred) In
space inches diameter math amaticaIly in HILL,
equidistant, in one-tenth Of a second
3D., Covers The HILLS and presses the earth as you do
with hue.
An Marks accurately the position IF each HILL.
5h, Deposits, if wanted guano pouirtte ashes lime,
plaster, any fertilizers exactly in The HILL.
And OH, also STICKS the pumpkin or uash seeds in
the HILLS at the usual distances done hy hand.
And this ~ cost OF ii teen aCre by
gle machine, and ten cents per by a double
ten being planted by the first, ami twenty by the
second IN one day, with no more force than aud
horse.
10 short, it is unachire which going one way plants
the Corn in the Hills to make both ways
fact before performed and sibe attain by
any Other device.
We furnish mail ines SIC and SIS each to those who
wish to purchase them for their own use.
Our primary object is TO dispose Of this magnificent
monopoly upon basis most Byiing-looking to
suits FIR large por ion Of the inv estment Business,
A6tty, and Bra in this case forming part Of the capi
tai,
n Planter is endorsed by three the largest Agricul
tnra Houses in Bostan, vizi-J1SEPa BRECK & son;
PARKER, WHITE Il GAN EFT; and BLAKE, BAR
NARD Co the latter house are making them on the
most extensive scale.
weguaratee each machine, if psed according to the
printed drectionf.
call at our rooms will convince the most skeptical of
the above facts and where may be found chances Of spec
uation seldom met with in this or eny other country.
Cali or address
HARTLEY & CO.,
Merrmae House. BOston.
Boston, Match 8, 1851 DIT mchl0
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NEW SPRING GOODS


Just purchased at the late Great Auction Sales in Boston
and New York all Of which we will offer for the next hir
Gays at prices that cannot fall to suit the most
noa'cal'
Duing the whole OF our business career it has always
peen our Intentions to offer the choicest Goods loger
Prices tnan 1t any other House, and ladies assure you
we win continue to do So We will be supplied with new
uooas every day. as we have experienced purchasers in
inc market an the time and being connected one of the
Dry dools Houses IN the country we receive all
cur Goods from fTshanas, and by doing, or
Two profits
"o S'n al our "o'ds 10Y cash. and therefore don't
mAhe paying customers pay for bad debts Ia Short to
our paoe Of business resort for the shrewdest and
as wen az the most iancul and par
"Hele every lAny may De sure Of hnding all the
u 0"o0e anu 'ash'onsoie goods alWaye at Tess
prices tnan az any other store
our GOODS ~'ft Dc sho@n Freely and no one viii
70 "sea % purchase agant tAe| to"%
ca eiui peru al Of the following prices, and visit 70
our store will convince every one Of the truth Of our
"s'snuensS we ~lii sen
OOooyas s'oe olngnauis' worth ~ CENTS for st.
ivy scotch dinghams worth II cents for TO-
9Vuo fine French singhams, worth % cts, for 12i.
Ease ram Black Denaines' WORTH II cts, Tor o+.
Saoss sOOl Ameri0Sh Ffih's' ior otc'
E4'iuc' 'ierrinlac q InglSn rTints' FOR sxpenee
Eiue hoslsh rrints' loc.
view s'S'e Dei4alnss' lzao'
nA'nii'ou anu 'aaioneS'er DeIaines, TAG
a'suieu Aipr.sa' I1Ao
11p'd anu riAin r'pi'n' worm zo'' Tor l|a'
:, b ~, M, p 1,''''. ~,
Au wool figured Deiaines, worth 5Oc, for %.
Case Blue and Brown Polka Spot DeLaines one shil-
ling
Case good DeBeiges, only sxpence.
$4,000 worth Black and Fancy silks at twothrda the
,,ua price.
Gases Bleached oottons, Gle
., A A p,ooot,, c,,..,. -, "a. =, "a,
D,''''nsu oo'''ns' WORM lSo, LOT H4'
Rale. R,ov y' oo,toU U'' 81 ~
Toilet Quilts, si,2S
Brown Linen Covers. only 2be.
"a Bleacbed Linen Covers yery fine. only s1.Oo
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E)rn 6oo0s.
Entire Stock purchased al Jan immense
Discount.

We would respectfully inform the ladies Of Worcester
and vicinity thai we have purchased the entire stock Of
VIM Locke g. Co., No Lincoln House Block, Main St.,
Worcester at an immense discount from first cost and
have added to it about $50 900 worth of
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Also, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following

PIE r. SONAL ROPERTY
One six octave Piano. Of very superior tone aud finish;
Piano Stool, Center Table and Cover, Solar Lamp,
Looking Glasses, Clocks, parlor and cook Stove
Bedsteads, Mattress, Tables, Flat Irons, dozen
Chairs 8 Rockers, CrockeTy, Tin and Wooden ware Q
Lamps, Thermometer, Wash Tubs, Clothes Basket
End Clothes Line, Bird Cages, saw and Horse, /
Clothes Horse, Gardening Tools, lot Lumber Carpets,
Curtains Books Pictures and Frames Pistol and appa.
raus, l Writing Table, 10 feet long
JOHN WARDEN, Administrator.
Worcester, February 49, 1857 dts mill
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By d. W. VAILL, Auctioneer.

BY e. w. VAIL, Auctioneer.
I'D EA>L ESTATE ATAU CTION.
40 COTTAGE HOUSE and Lot No. 20 Chandler st.
On "Wednesday, March 1 Sth, AT 10 A. M.
Will be sold at the above time and place,
desirable Cottage convenient and thoroughly built
containing eight rooms
THE LOT contains about 5000 square feet Of Land;
upon the same Fruit Trees Shrubery, &C. The 10.
cation is convenient, being but few rods from Main sd
and the centre Of business For terms and further par
tculars, inquire of the Auchoneer. E. w. VAIL.
NH 10 dts
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nISSOLTTi0N OF COPARTNER-
~ sHIP.-Nodce is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore existing tween Nathan NJ. Muzzy,
James P. Paine and William A. Cary uuder the firm Of
HITCHCOCK, MCZZY, q co. was dissolve on the
Iweatyfrs day Of January A. D. 1857 by mutual con-
sent, James Z. Paine retiring from the business.
NATHAN N. MUZzY, .
JAMES p PAINE,
WILLIAM A. CARY.
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By 3. W. VAIL, AuctiOneer.

BY q. W. NAILL, AuctIoneer.
O. ADMINISTRATIONS SALE. by
M license OF Court, will be sold at Public Auction at
49,. the dweninghonse the land to be sold, on
II a Y the 10Th daY of April next, at three
o'clock in the aternoon the folio EingTeal estate to Wit
The whole of the real estate whereof PATRICK WELCH
late OF Worcester died seized consisting lot Of lard
Of about h200 square feet situate the eastery side Of
Milbury street, in the city Of Worcester with the dwell
Ing house hereoa containing eight rooms built about ave
years since, and suitable for families. For terms and
further particulars, apply t.
mch7 dts THOMAS MAGINNIs, Admir-.
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12CQI estate,

- FOR SALE.-A very desirable residence
I'll on Pleasant street, No. 3d. two story double dwell
LII ing, eleven EACH and 5000 feetof land hand.
Bomely laid out with fruit and ghruhery This property
will be sold OF great bargain, the owners business
will be out Of the city. For terms which will suit the
most difficult, inquire Of GEO. 7. 5 CURTIS,
mChll dot TO- Main streat
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NtOltliltL
. sPFTNG yERCokTtNcs- .falr sssort
= Hent o. choice styles, Al nUOs0Ns 25e siain st.
met daissSw2n
&PRING PAETs GOOD>-A very large a.
: sertment Of at The new and desirable stvles at
mchI d3ta~&s2n HUDs0E's, 257 Main st,
NEW y.EsTI NGs-A splendid assortment of
me new importation, extra rich aod beautiful, at
roof7 d3taw&w2m Huos0N's, $50 Msin-st
NEW GOODS-For Fancy Goats, very desirable
y goods for genteel business garments ut
moh7 d3lawSw2m HUI SONS $50 Main st.
DRoAD CLoTHs-or all shades Of color,
ID snd variety of price, fresh from the Custom House,
msh7 d4,aT %S2roN'S' 4'' M'n'''
E9OBES DE CHANTBRE, fine STYLE Of French
"a Goods for DRESSING Robes. Also the garments
ready made These goods are Of superior grade at
mch7 d3taw&s2m HUD5oN's, 259 Man-st
Spring vERCOATs-uicely made, finely
~ formed, at figures oF enough tn suit at
mch7 dSt4w&w2m aUDSoN's, 269 main-st
business FRUCKS Il large gssortrent
~ ready made of superior at and make at prices to
metz dstaw&w2m
NEW SPRING GOODS in rgady made Pants.
warranted perfect ia quality and make. at prices to
sue MAJ a. HCDsoN's, 259 Main ST.
N4NA ~ ~ - EAE VT CNOO DS-CoilarS, Neck Ties
y Stocks orayats, Handk's. Gloves, Braces, Hosiery
Under obing Shirts, &c, in great variety of the
incest grade Of snods and last mode of this Spring i'm
PER, az prices satisfactory, at
.'''mdb7 d8an&w2m HUDsoNs, 25a bIaiu-st.
NET NJ. "A WILLARD continues 10 cut those nice
fitting garments thathave given him so wide fame
Uhse garments have decacy STYLE with thatease and
adapness to the taste and OF the wearer that have
seldom been equalled and never surpassed } at
mch7 dStaw&w2n HUDsoN's, $50 Main.st.
It II s Il rs u E
That NEo0RNEY Il BTaELoW can make gentlenen,s
Garments in as good styles and from as good mate
rails at any other shop in the County To those who
want good Clothing, made order or ready made we
say call at 214 Main street
MEUoRNET BlGELow,
mchll DIFF Merchant Taiors
WORCEsTER CLOTHING sTOREl
No. I Lincoln House Block.
VII CLOCK & CO., a. the Worcester Clothing Store
offer for sale their stock Winter Clothing at worry low
rates. All kinds OF
Ready sEEGCFe Clothing,
FURNISHING GOODS.
Overooats, cheap for cash.
FrOcI3 Coats, cheap for cash.
Pants of all kinds, cheap for cash.
Vests Of all kinds, cheap for cash.
Boys CIOilsiDg, cheap for cash.
FurnisIltng Goods cheap for cash
q Garments made to order in most genteel manner
on moderate terms. Oall and see. diff dis
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DAILY PAPER.-Eive dollars per year $3.50 for siz
months; 20 for three months looents per week single
opss two cents each. When paid strictly qdUaaCe,
deduction Of 81 year will be made, and propoTtionate
eiucon if paid quarterly half yearly in advance.
WEEELY PAPEa.--Price two dollars year; 81 for six
months aud SO cents for three months. II paid strictly in
s1vsnca, EI75 cts wear; single copies cents eseh
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NJ n p l. u 5 ULT RIA
LAZELL'S
CE6nGr EE@ir Tonic,

An admirable preparation COR preserving and Identifying
the HumaI Hair.
The Climax Hair Toric includes in its composition
many Of tie most potent known remedies II is combined
win Che most elaborate and with strict a regard
m proporton that due effect is given to each Ingredient
and ne result Is combination elegant, recherche and
unsurpasssd IN point Of efficacy by any other before The
.,puhic. ,,.. 49,,
uonof the Climax Hair Tonic cannot fail to be beneficial
It's invigoraing influence will make itself percepuble
Its action by removing dandru and Other obstacles from
the scalp destroys their whitening Effects and leaves the
way clear for nature to do her part
As compound for dressing the hair imparling TO =
Stiffness glassuess, and richness and also rendering me
Ftiest and drest hair susceptible Of the mos tasteful
Arrangement the Climax Hair Tonic WILDE found inyau-
able. Nervous headaches are frequently removed ~
vigoroua application Of the Climax Hair Tonic with
ttiG brushing.
Possessing delicate color, not liable to soil anything
with which il comes In contact-ofa pleasant aud de-
eide et not too prominent oior, the Climax Hair
fbe what the proprietor has aimed TO make TIA
pubs ind at elegant and eectVe and Of unusual,
lef at twenty. Eve cents per bottle
~ SEQ. h. SPUR, No. 2Ol Main 81.
ID sold BY traders generally.
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By E. B, LAMsoN, & Co., Auctioneers,
Nos. GO and 6s Main Street.

Nos. GO and 6S Main Street.
DARE CHANCE. HORSES, cows.
IA AND OXEN. AT AUoTIoN.-Wn be sold at Pub
lie Auction. on TUESDAY the 18th day Of March inst
at TO O'Clock in the forenoon at the residence OF Horace
Thayer, on the j W Lincoln Farm in Quinsigamond VII
lage Worcester Horses years DID, sound and kind
pair Working Oxen years old, frst rate, pair Work
ing Oxen years old, extra Cows with calf farrow
Hay lot Of Corn Fodder 100 BUSH Corn on the ear 40
bush. St. Helena Potatoes, Ok Carts Buggy Wagon
market do, Ok Sled Sleigh, 2 bbs Vinegar / Horse
Rake Hay Cutter, Flows, Harrows, Shoves Rakes Forks
Iron Bars scythes and snaths dry Casks and numerou
other ortces. Conditions made known at te and place
OF sale. HORACE THAYER.
II. D. HANSON, Auct'r.
Worcester, March I, 1856 dis moh13
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SsEyVING MACHINES WANTED TO
- REPAIR The undersigned has procdred the ser.
vices Of experienced mechanic, who will devote his
time to repairing Sewing Machines that any person
sending machines to the undersigned by express or 9TH
erwise, can depend having them repaired in tor
ough manner with uestness and dispatch and short
notice.
Also, constantly hand great variety of Iron and
Steel Saw Arbos and Lathe Dogs Lahes built to order
and all kinds o Jobbng neatly and promptly done. All
orders addressed the undersigned will be promptly
tended to and neatly executed.
WILLIAM THOMPSON,
Third door from Exchange,
On Cypress St. Merrifed's Buildings Worcester Mass
dI6 dtf
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N
TWO-STORY HOUSE,

OF sixteen rooms, arranged for two tenements No.
on North side of said street. wta the lot of 1890 square
feet OF land, which will be sold together in lots
shall best suit purchasers. Said estates under mo-
cages, the amount and particulars Of which will be made
known at sale rare opportunity for profitable invest
ment. For particulars Inquire Of the subscriber.
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LOTS, RUILDING LOTS.

BUILDING LOTS. BUILDING LOTS.
a. The subscriber has remaining several eligible
close up this part Of his business be will sell TN very
TERMS viz Several tLiuwood Placer with
stones throw Of Lincoln Square; one on Wachaset
Bet, Dix street, one on Webster Place, near
Harvard street, Burt street, three Pleasant ST.,
and several others D. S. MESSENGER, L
mh5 disIm
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~ CEsTER SCHOOL OF DEsIGN
.Rcadess.g of Fine .Erss.

This institution is established for the purpose of afford
ing thorough instruction in every department oart Wor
cester though rich in educational privileges has other
school for this object Citizens interested in the cause of
education have exered therinuence that such an Acad
envy might he loo ted in the city of which they are Justly
proud. Glasses will be formed for children and youth
who will be taught to draw from the object ITSELF also to
design; beginning with the most simple clements The
chief AIN will he TO teach pupils to Jhiuk and for them
selves to be original rather than coUy the faults others
The constant novelty in designing is gratifying the
tive mind o. childhood, while the power thus acquired
satisfies the demands of intellect ia It's per deVeOps.
ments. Students more advanced, who are making the
study Of art profession viii receive instruction in every
style OF drawing and painting, iucluing ketching and
painting from Nature, and from Life
Facilities will be afforded to pupils who desire to pur
sac the study Of Modern Languages and Music in
nection with Painting.
hiss NJ IM0GINE ROBINSON, the Principe Of this
Academy invites the friends OF Education aud lovers of
Art to visit her roors which will be opened Ilec Hat,
at 257 Main Street. diff MIS-
NOTICE The suoscriber having baetI duly ap.
LIZ pointed sealsr Of Weights and Measures calls up
all persons to bring n their Scales, Seey ards aud
Measures, and have them sealed.
WM. THOMPSON, Merrifed's Building,
Cypress street, third door from Exchange street.
p S.-Scaes and Steeyaris repaired
j28 diff
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TILE WORCESTER SPY.


Printed ard Published by JOHN MILTON EARLE, &
HaaAs DREW at No. 2I2 Main Street, Worcester, Mass
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NgTORCEsTER GYMNASIUM BRANCH
W NOW OPEN.
PROF. A. M0LINEAUX, returns his thanks to the
citizens of Worcester for their past patronage, and hopes
to receive the continuance of the BE has opened
rooms in the ReHr of T.. ID. GOdda rd's Store
Main ST., better known the old Masonic Hail.
where he is taking Subscribers reduced prices $40
per year. and will be happy accommodate all who may
favor him with their patronage
N b. The Book is now open for subscribers. Madam
Virginia Moneaux viii be in attendance to waitupon tie
aides. ola. diff
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- A CHANCE. The subscriber will sell his
hgiii plsre, consisting Of nearly House, Barn,
and aces Of land, with great variety of fruit.
tits situated Plantation Street. the Boomingdale
res'e-sf,5;-saY after Up. FRANCIS @. MISNER
i1Ts' ~A-------~-N-ssce AEstf
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NpEAT. ESTATE FOR SALE.-The under
q & signed oeers for sale from Ten Twenty three
acres OF Land situated three miles from the Court House.
The land IN good cultivation, with Fruit the same,
and is well calculated for garden purposes. Any person
wishing valuable tract Of Land at bargain, will do
we'll to call the subscriber before purchasing elsewhere
NAHUM WELLINGTON
Worcester, Feb &c, 1857. d2taw&w3Wt f27
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NOTICE OF ERSHIP.-No-
~ tiee hereby given that the undersigned have this
day formed copartnershp under The firm Of s. MUZZY
h Co." for the manufacture Of Rife Barrels &c. and
will continue the business at the cd stand MerIi6ed's
Buildings, Exchange street. NATHAN Nj. BiUZZY,
i22 diff WILLIAM A CARY.
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-, DESIRABLE DIV ELLTNG HOUSE
E..,i FOR sALE.The subscriber being about to leave
I Worcester offers for sale the Dwelling House he ROW
occupies situated Charlton street, few rod from
Main street. 1t ai1s rooms and is conveniently
arranged for tenemeuts if desired The location is
one Of the most healthy and pleasant in the CITY, and will
be sold low and on easy TERMS if applied for soon.
Io further particulars inquire the premises No 10
Charlton street. j. L. WATERS.
i2l dEEff
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d. FARM FOR SALE The subscriber Of
!ii fsrs for ale The Farm which he now resides,
.A situate the westerly part of Holden about two
miles from the CENTER containing 90 of choice land
well adapted for the yarods wants ef the farmer the
buildings large and ample for Ire accommodation Of
the place It is well wooded, and 100 cords might be
spared and leave Sufficient supply. Terms will be easy.
Inquire Of OTIS sTEARN5, Charles Whites 10 Wor
cester, or Of SAMUEL W. STEELE.
Holden Heb 25 1857. dSswtf f25