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The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-10-03
Al SCREW LOOSE.


Mr. Vein Forney brother Of John W., and q
Democrat like his brother kicks out Of the traces
bolts the Dsmoeratic track, and opposes the
nominee Of the party for Governor. yrla5se;,s5
!, He has written letter " defining his position"
of which the following is part: s n aaol9 a
4, 81 am not the only Democrat who has valid
reasons for opposing Pennsylvania bogus Demo-
cracy, and while i express that opposition frankly,
and humbly, too, through the medium of the
press, thousands win do SO through the silent
channels Of the balotbox, and the result viii be
an overwhelming defeat Of those who wish again
to plunge their hands into the treasury. oppose
tie present leaders Of the Democracy BECAUSE 4
consider them dangerous men, whenever placed
id positions of trust--and while have nothing aa
hard to utter against the private character Of VIII
liam =. Packer, as has been placed On record by
his r. hear and dear relations i would consider
shfs election as the Inauguration of q band Of men
far worse than those who pillaged the State when
the misguided Ritner placed himself in the hands
of Chandler and Burrows Indeed it couldnot be
otherwise, because both Chandler and Burrows,
the leading spirits of Ritner, are now the Lancas-
ter and the Philadelphia supporters of Packer.
There is more truth in this than your readers will
at first be wiling to admit, but if II is not true,
there is time for its contradiction before the cleo
ton. lbaf#ryJ YtlngbhHaa n iaragi9E iGI'
4s"In the history of all the public men of Penn
'sylvania, no finer contrast can be exhibited than
that presented between David Wilmot and VIII
liam f. Packer The former / knew personally
fifteen years since, as a bold anda frank man-as
the champion of freedom in the midst of the most
bitter opposition-as the political orator who was
never defeated-as a man who presents an I'M
blemished record-and as a man who would scorn
to insult foe or desert a friend The contrast is
D. II,
that he never held position directly from the
people or by appointment, upon the expiration OF
which it did not require a committee to inquire
into some dereliction Of duty while in Office. Ct
I" For these reasons, and they are only moiety
of what could be adduced, i am opposed to Packer
and the present Democratic party"
"WEIN FORNEY."
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-10-03

The new Satinet mill of Converse, Brother
Co., in Stafordville Tolland county, Conn, was
burnt on Friday morning d three o'clock, with all
the machihery--goods mostly saved loss about
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-10-03

eB- We understand that Mr.. JAMES MADISON
cuTrs denies that he ever made application for
admission to the so-called Known othing Order.
We oHtLIEseE Mr.. QUITS, to deny this over his
own signature. in afIy public paper, Gh bJbg
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THE ADDREss.

The Baltimore Clipper Of Thursday contained
an Address of the State Central Committee OF the
American Party to the voters of the State aof
Maryland But for its length we should repubish
it ip the. American, as it s q document that any
true American will take pleasure in reading ~
is the production of an able pen, and its author is
evidently afgentlemanl Of enlarged mind, high
toned feeling patriotic heart, and just political
views. He is also deeply imbued with American
sentiments, and shrinks not at the expression OF
them. There is no doubt or Ndesppndency lurking
in this address; it is buoyant and hopeful. u
defends the city Of Baltimore, assailed with viru-
lence by the Locofoco press everywhere, with
energy and effect, --hurling back the SANDERS,
hlsehoods, and calumnies, that have been heaped
upon heg upon the heads Of their mendacious
authors. dfitt h4fi2aq 5ls fGoHs b3liayH tiGg
70 The address will be read BY every American in
the State, as well as by a large portion Of the
sham Democracy-of the portion, we mean, who
understand the English language and can read I
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The q. s. steam figsts Franklin, now nearly
finished at the Portsmouth (Kittery) navy yard, is
said to be an excellent vessel and it Is predicted
she win be The swiftest man-ofwar In the world. y
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-10-03

USIrEp SfAfts RrvfsUt. The land receipts for
the last fiscal quarter, were between two aid shfed
million of dollars; receipts from customs, about
eighteen millions.
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EmGRASTs.--The number Of emigrants that
have arrived at New York this year 70 Sept, %,
was l39, 955, an increase Of Al ,613, over 1856.
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The MoNroUR IRON CoMPANY.-It is stated BY
the New York Conner, that the Montour Iron Com.
.pany have determined to pay off their lAborers,
t(2,8OOiin number,) and close their rolling mills
at Danville This will throw out Of employment
some $1,000 and, with their families, at least
5000 persons-the natural result of change Of the
tariff, and the war upon railroad securities. n.
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GoLD AND SnvER--The production of gold and 4
silver throughout the world, annually, ais now, !.
probably, about what i was in 1853 Say three
hunoreu Inhons .nn.xL .l....-1-L - -.
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The us. ship Falmouth, which was locked at
Portsmouth, N. H. last week, was found TO be not
injured, and Is to sail Immediately for the Brazil
.gann
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II is stated that on Saturday last, twenty thou.
sand hands in the city OF Philadelphia were either
dismissed, or received part payment oftheir wages.
In Frankford and Mauayunk, nearly all the mfls
are stopped and in Reading, fifteen hundred were
dismissed, and the SAME number In Lancaster,
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-10-03

sS- We give place 70 the letter Of our 81. Paul
correspondent TO the exclusion Of editorial The
facts stated in that letter are raordinary and
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eE-We ,shond be glad to know why it is that
the papers to which the american is sent, in ex.
change, do not come TO us' Are they sent, or
pre they stopped /, and ifstopped, BY wh6n,Y
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-10-03

WIRE SUSPENSION BRrDGE.--A wire suspension
bridge has been erected across Elk, at Sutton,
Va, 400 feet long, and cost $11,5o0. It is a
above the strain.
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A firm atlSan Francisco we're loading vessel
with potatoes for China ,yi{9
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SPAIS--The recent census of Spain shares the
population of thst country to amount TO 6,S40,6Oo
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FooD AND FTEL-There arrived at Boston on
Friday last 100 vessels, nearly all from southern
coastwise ports Among their imports were 1919
baffeis and half barrels iour 80,s89 bushelsoorn,
1871 sacks wheat and IL or tons coal
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"Belfast, Sept 81 'rse ,sS,yS M8gih
The war seems 70 be- Betwsef'the Protestant.
and the Catholics; the latter being opposed to the
primitive and most effective mode Of preaching
that which was adopted and practised by Christ
and his Apostles.
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OooPERAsE. IA new application of native lumber
has been lcommenced AZ Puerto Pincipe West
Indics,o where a company was about to open a
grand cooperage, to make casks With the wood of
the Island Il The shocks are to be sawed by ma
chinery. At Ne1yiias. Mr. J. D. Barry had CON
structed the first hogshead ever made from indigo
nous wood, and il had attracted much attention.
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-10-03

BLESnEfM 5oLD.--The beautiful estate Of the late
Andrew Stevenson, near Charlottesville, Va, has
been purchased by Aristides Welch, Esq, for the
sum OF $4,000, B1enheim is said to be one Of the
,noef dosrabte eslakea IN tbe Old Doininjon -ss o.
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z I r. e
INSU RANCE COMPANY.

At the annual meeting of this Company held at their
Olce in Ciarks Block, Tuesday Jan 9Th the follow
ing named persons chosen directors for the year
ensuing, viz:
Henry A. Denny, Worcester, Geo. N. Rice, Worcester
Geo. Blackburn, Boston, Vim. B. Fox, Jr 9
Esek Saunders, Grafton, Daniel Fainter, g
AlonZO White, Leicester SamlL Hodges, CherryV'y
II. 8 Denny, Cappville, II. N BigeloW, Clinton
At a subsequent meeting Of the Board, HENRY
DENNY was chosen President, WIN. 8. DENNY, Secre
tary, and FARLEY HAMMOND, Treasurer.
This Company has been i'll successful operation since
May, 1855 aud continue to insure in their Mechanics
Glass, favorable terms, Dwelling Houses and other
Buildings, Stocks of Goods, first Machine shops
and SZardous Properly generally. Communications
addressed to the President or Secretary, will receive
prompt attention.
Worcester, Jan. Z 1851 diff il
NEW ARRANGEM ENTs.-The subscribe
ers take this method to inform the citizens of Wor
ceser an vicinity that they have taken the Store No l49
Main street, in connection with the large and and
modi Furniture Rooms formerly occupied by Messrs
sprague Phelps, where they Il carry the general
Auction mad Com as fssEom BNssnesns
In all It's branches and having the services of A. Peck
Auctioneef, they will give their particular attention to
BALES Of Real Estate Bank Railroad Stock Furniture
Of Private Residences and at Sales Room, also, all
kinds OF Personal PropsrtT.
Evening Auctions Tor the sale of Dry and Fancy Goods
Ready-made Clothing Boots and Shoes, Clocks @atches
Jewelry, Silver aud Plated Ware Table and Pocket Cut
ery, Letter Paper Envelopes Trunks Valises Carpet
Bags, Umbrellas, &c, &C.
They viii keep constantly hand full assortment of
New and Second hand Furniture Croekery Glass Brit
ANNA, Til and Wooden Wares, New and Secondhand
Cooking and Parlor Stoves general variety Of House
Furnishing Goods.
Boarding Hous keepers and persons about commenc
az Housekeeping will find goods at prices that cannot
fail to suit the most economical purchaser.
Persons giving up Housekeeping, ana wishing to sell
their Furniture for cash and have removed without fur
ther trouble, will nd it their advantage call u.s.
Sales of Furniture at Auction, when advertised.
PUTNAM & CLARK
meh9 diff 143 Main street.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL
NOTICES.
tss MwOOD NURsERTEs
Extra Size Fruit Trees.

Extra Size Fruit Trees.
The subscriber Offers for sale very large standard
PEAR TREES Pyramid Pear Ttees on Ounce roots
Standard and Dwarf Pear Trees Of the usual size; good
assortment Of Apple Cherry, Peach, and Ounce Trees
Of thrifty growth; Curants, Gooseberr,s Strawberries
RaspheTrs, Rlackberries Rhubarb and grape Vines of
the well tested and varieties, hardy Ornamental
frees and Towering Shrubs of the most popular kinds
seions Grating Wax. &c.
5000 Peach Trees, 5000 Buckthorns fer Hedges are
offered very low by the qusntty.
II Nurseries on Lowell street-Sales rooms in Aliens
Block opposite the City Hall, where Trees are daily
brought in during the season Of traDsplantlng.
app dow o. B. HADWEN.
GRAPE VINES, OF THE FOLLOWING VA
NJ rietes, for sale at the Worcester NltrServ viz:
Hartford PToiJfc-a very good Grape similar to the
Isabella, but much euTlier
CGncOrda fine, new, and early variety very like the
Isabella in appearance and nearly its equal in qualty
ISabeHG-an old ard I'll known sort;
DiGnd-one of the best sorts cultivated always ripen-
ing, and scarcely equaed by any other hardy Variety
He6eccG-a SUI eror, new variety of first rate quail
lily, rlpening before r0st-rare scarce,
Catholicism excellent Grape in all respects, but Ei
only ripen here in very sheltered exposure;
SiOeet0atera delicious French yaiety rather tend
Tor our climate, but often rIpens well;
Fttchbtrg, blackstone, RhIte, and EarIy PuYple-
native varieties of Worcester County, and of pretty good
quality.
Nursery on southbndge street, few rods south of
Inc JUNCTION Station s. II. COTTON.
mchSo d&w3w
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FIR UT Tn EEs, & Q.
NURSERY
lsourHBRrpar STREET,

NzSas THE 49,
WORCESTER NURSERY
(soUrHBRIDGE sTREET,1
Is well stocked with choice variety Of FRUIT and OR.
NAMENrAL TREES and SHRUBS, such as Apple Trees,
Pears Pums, Cherries Peaches, Apric0ts Nectarines
Ounces English Gooseberes Choice Strawberries Dutch
Currans Antwerp and other Raspberres, Grape Vines,
&C.. all in dns order for transplanting.
The collection Of STANDARD and DWARF PEAR TREEs
Is large and includes all the best varieties much Gull
liVated. aHHHHH Ht3FFa n Fl7I1 -
ORNAMENTAL TREES AND SHRUBS.
Balsam Rirs, Norway Spruce and other Evergreeus.r
Scotch Lerch, European Mountain Ash Horse Chestnus
Weeping Willows, Linden and Tulip Trees Honeysucks
les and most varieties suitable for this latitude and Is
leemed for their beauty
Arbor vitp, Buckthorn, Privet, &C., for hedges
fine collection OF Roses, Peonies, Dahlias Border
Flowers, &C., &c. .il
AsPARAGUs RooTs RHUBAHD or Prs PBAEr, &c.
GARDEN and FLOWER SEEDS, in great variety. ~
Bups and SooEs, Of lHrge variety Of Choice Fruit,
an also be furnished Also GBAErIsG WAX, Of superior
EARLY oABAan and ToMAro PLANTS, suitable for trans
planting. t ~ ~ vi eHNd.t
nrThe Nursery has been removed from the old stand
al Main and Austin Streets to s new location on
Houthbrdge street short distance below the Function
Iallroad station and about 10 minutes walk south rOm
orders promptly attended to, and Tree, sc, PACKED to
60 safely any distance. " .Nfti1 ~ NJ 10 ai
.S7 1- sAML H. COTTON, Proprietor
worcester, "a Month. GAN, 1867. d&Wbw mch2t
w r % II E
A ase assortment Of very superior Cold and Silver
Watches OF every variety Of pattern and quality al lower
prices than ever before offered in Worcester can be had
AZ leaui Ta 81 .lNt fIeKE 4 aODDARD'S. =
,4.waa..aH I'D 19b Union Block Main street, III.
Ily ~ M ~ Worcester, Mass
q u N s AN ID. PIST OLS.9
AtFIsK G0DDARD's may be found every varsity
OF Guns aud Pistols that desirable Tor
nent, and fixtures for the same
M 1876 Union Block. Main street.
lnii DIFF Ae WoEcester, Mass
h. w e L. X
cola Pins, Ear Rings and large variety Of Ornaments
Of various kinds too 10 mention, all Of which
viii be offered at extremely low prices, az f ~ ~
] $500 ~. f.f,tt FISK G0DDARD'B, 8
1875 uunion Block Main street,
q L MO q X s
French and American Clocks Of every va-iety. a, v.
low prices. FISK 4 GODDARD saSIi
Y f'trfK = 1876 Union Block, Main street.. NJ
fl9 dn W. ei Worcester. Msaaa "a
WMRIGHT,s INDIAN VEGET1n7-Tg
w PILLS For sale, wholesale ana retaiI q ~
rfletora' prices, hy 1861 ra D. SCOTT rs ! 'tf'r
i2s n.L dtign nqat abi Main ulrest H
gVMLDENss AND rIIAYER's FLUID ExTK1cfgs
"A o. ell kinda fJr sale BY emo. r. sPVRN5T
Nti AA tiI tlgn fFNtw tHaa1 Tfa4
all NlaHtuN hNN fHN laNN. lailEIsaa - 3.IfiIt
lN4NA H#W fF AlaglA .ait aHaasta1ma.
ssAe eao guleiNA ncas1I y isWsaH ,baiissun
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= rRui-r 80 ORNAMENTAL


-- TIE subscriber offers for sale large assortment
OF Standard and Dwarf Pear Trees, per
feet all respects, including all the desirable varieties
Also Cherries Peaches Grape Vines, Raspberry Goose
berry, and Blackberry bushes, Strawberry Vines, Lin
naeus Rlubarb, and Asparagus roots, &C, &c.
NorRay Spruce, very cheap; Scotch Larch, and Fur,
Tulip Trees, Magnolias, 6c
His collection Q. Shrubs and PLGnts, as soon as his
foreign additions received will be very large and
pete among which Wegela ROsea, Rorsythia, Spi-
ras, Deutsias, Laburnum's Fringe Tree, Hawthosns,
Double scsrlet Currant, Purple Beech Weeping Beech
Ash and Lines, Clenats, Honeysuekles; Perpetual,
Moss, Climbing, and other Roses.
Also, Green House Plants, including oil the
desirable bedding varieties Yer6eIas, Salvss, Pansies
Daisies Heotropes, Gcranums Nerepbergia, Dahlias,
&c, tue low rates.
One dozen Yetbeuas including Brilliante de Vaise the
finest rosy scarlet known, for One Dollar Cut Flowers,
and 3ouqaets.
Fine transplanted Tomato Plants, by the Dozen hun
dred o. thoGsand from the beds, or in p9s Cabbage
and Celery Plants. D. w. LINCOLN.
APP deodSs&s4t
nv p. ROBENSON'S INTELLIGENCE AND
EEs GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE,
No239 Main Street, over Tiayer = TaiC's Saloon
a GENT for VIM. II, Burnap's Magnetic Electric Ma
IA chine. used specific for Nervous diseases of all
forms. See Circular.
ENTANO FORTES and seraphines. one suitable
for church, for sale or to let at the lowest prices
VE7U HOUsEKEEPERs--Go Girls desire sit
a uations
VHVENERIENTs WANTED IMMEDIATELY-
a Both large and small.
ENTS AND BILLS Collected, and Circulars dis
tributed on reasonable terms, and at the shortest
notice. deodtf o28
INSURANCE OFFICE REMOVED.
So A. II o w LA d,
Has removed his issuance Office, and agency for Wild
er's Patent Salamander Safes, MECHANICS HALL
Mr. Browning's store. dtis.6teod ap1
NJ OTICtC,-The Commissioner of Highways gives
Nv notice that he may found at No. q Front street,
at the office of G. Valentine each week day from % to
10 a. SUMNER BRIDGES.
Wor eseer, March Fl, 1857. d2m mch23
va e 9 Il A n 1 CT M U I U A L
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DN1v PApER-FOUR DOLLARS year, payable at
ways IN ADVANCE. All subscriptions discontinued at
the expiration Of the term paid for
WISELY PAPgR.-Price two dollars year. 81 for six
months and so cents for three months. If paid strictly in
livanoe ST. rs cts. year; single copies cents each
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n n Ell A L A II Il o N
CURES CURES OUs9s! cUREsl CURES
CATARRH, LUNGS, BLOOD.
CUREs! CURES CURES oURRsl CURES !
Catarrh, Lungs, Blood,
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REAL ESTATE.

nnn HOUSE LOTS TO BE CIV
II ONHSBEN AWAY in the beautiful city Of Mel
rose, the Missouri river, in Harrison County Iowa
Also 1000 lots in the city Of Hudson opposite in Nebras
ka. Each lot containing Two Thousand Five Hun
dred Feet Of Land. No person will receive over
two lots in each city On receipt Of you will receive
Bond for good Warrantee Deed, without further exc
pense. Maps can be seen at my Office
H.B. WYMAN Ag't, Worcester Mass
Office No. Flagg's Block, in E. E. Abbotts ofice.
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Ga FOR SALE OR TO LET.-A two
s story House, IA rooms) corner of Green and Win
ter streets, new paper hangings throughout, and
newly painted inside and out since 1t occupied Be-
ing near large business operations and opposite the pas
8enger depot of the Providence and Worcester Railroad
u offers desirable location for any connected with
The road doing business in that part of the city The
situation is adma ably adapted for Boarding House. to
accommodate transient company from the railroad there
being no accommodations Of the kind in that vicinity
Several hundred dollars having been recently expend
cd IN repairs little or nothing in that line will be
needed for several years. being one of the most thor
oughy built houses in the city, has large dry cars
Zone rat PROOF The premises contain well of soft wa
Ter dozen or more choice trees grape vines sc.
II sold, $500 remain on permanent mortgage by
paying interest somannualy terms the balance made
easy. Possession given first Of April.
Inquire of g. IL, HARLOW, SO Front street, or s.
MlLLER, l42 Main street. d&wtf InchI2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-22

Dr. FARM FOR SALE--Containing 95 acres
F3s situated p miles south of Leominster Centre and
,GA within mile Of depot the Fitchburg and Wor-
eestEr railroad The land well adapted the wants Of
young bearing fruit trees together with peaches pears
md other fruit in good varieties The buildings are two
dwelling houses, barn, barn, with cellar with
Other OUT buildings An abundant supply Of water by
nqueduct to house and stables together with other con-
veninces, make it desirable farm Also pasture con-
taniug "A acres, situated miles from said farm on
Rocky Hill 50 called, will be sold together separate
MS desired. The owner will give unusual Inducements
purchase il applied to previous to April 9th For fur
further particulars inquire Of A. C0LBURN, the prem
ises, or A. WHEELOCK, Worcester. d&wtf mch16 A.
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THE WORCESTER SPY.


Printed and Published by JoHs MILTON EARLE, q
TsswAs DRgv at No 212 Main Street, Worcester, Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-22

O. SMALL FARM FOR SALE-Oon-
i tanning Ten Acres Of Land, in the town of Barre
sas Mass, about and half miles from t., center
on the Hubbardston read. The buildings consist of
good two-story House. Barn, and Blacksmths Shop and
there is also Shoe shop on the premises. It will be sold
very low aud three-fourhs of the purchase money NAV
remain on mortgage for term of years Apply to
GEORGE I. s. CURTIS,
Real Estate Brokes
10 DIFF Union Block.
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e. FOR SALE.-A genteel, private residence
E,,sl situated II miles from Post Office containing
Ill acres of choice land we'll stocked with every vsri-
cry of Fruit in dearing large story Dwelling with
all modern improvements Barn and Carriage House. and
oil convenient out-buidings This is the most desirable
place now on sale for gentleman of taste and means
Termf easy. Inquire of GEO. I. S. CURTIS,
ITO d3m 1877 Main street.
d. A COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.
gs two story House, Barn. and three acres OF well
4sA cultivated land within 81 miles of the Post OF
nee The buildings new, wen built, and never occu
pied More land can be had if wanted. Terms easy
Inquire Of 7. N. LAMB.
BchZ4 Dtf Main streek
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FENO LET "A Small Convenient TENEMENT cen.
trail location. Inquire of MARSHALL MILLS
mnz1 dit No. May Street
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n oTEL FOR SALE on 70 LET.

THE NASHUA HOTEL, situate at the corner of Sum
mer and Belmont streets, in Lincoln Square, is now of
Tered for sale rent The house is located one Of
the most beautiful squares in the city convenient to the
Court House, and Immediately opposite the Nashua R. R.
Depot 1t contains is well lighted and ventilated
ts supplied with water and gas and is well adapted for
Hotel or Boarding House. commodous barn on the
premises will be sold or leased with the house
Possession given April let For further particulars in
.quire of JAMES B. BLAKE,
Worcester March 2, 1851. at the Gas Co.'s Office.
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OoMS TO LET in olark's new BlooK- One
~ Front Room, second story, with hre-proof SAFE
also 30 one on the third story. Apply to
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-22

S44z7s COTTAGE HOUSE FOR SALE
#;,i In this city, about halt mile Southwest Of the
City Hail. in pleasant location containing eight
rooms The House is in good repair has large garden
good water ample storerooms barn &c. and is in every
way adapted for gentee private residence. 1t will be
sold at a bargain, and payments easy.
Ii not sold previous to tie first Of April it will be rent
cd to good tenant Apply to GEO. I. s. CURTIS,
Real Estate broker,
70 diff Union Block.
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O. FARM FOR SALE.-That valuable es
&i5 tate in Auburn miles from this Office well known
las he Baird Place, be had for cash, credit, or
city property. For further particulars invuire of P
RN0WLEoN, at Gouldng's Planning Mill, or s. KNoWL.
ION on the premises mvI diff