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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-11
Unredeemed Lands-Grant Co.
Office " CLERK ofthe Board of Supervisors
I GR.Nr Gnfrc

LANCASTER, GRANT COUNTY, WISCONSIN,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, TO all whom it may
Y concern, that the following described Lands and
Town Lots sold in April 1885, for the due and
paid for the year 1885, remain unredeemcd in this Office:
Now therefore, unless the taxes charges and interest
opposite each tract and lot together with the
denption se shall be paid before the 18th day of
April 1850 in pursuance of the statute in such CASE
mace and provided, The will be conveyed 10 the
pur chaser:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-11
THE MURRAY LANDS
q. s. SALE

'sNHE following described lands situa tod in GiantCoua
Il ty Wisconsin, are oiferoJ, FOR sa s:
1oEa 4 FortA--Easgc5 IOWA 4 " Ran o. A E.,s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-04
GEO. @. TRUMRULI-.


EAR. T. II. THOMPSON would respectfully
announce to the cz3ns OF Worcester and vicinity
that he has taken at No. 12I Main de is
happy to them that his medicines for the follow
Jog complaints and diseases generally preeminent
aud unsurpassed for the Of Scrofua Cahker Liver
Complaint Dyspepsia, Costivsness, Piles Nervoug Dis.
cases. Pain in the Back Side Limbs and Joints Hu
mors, and all impurities Of the Blood whereby the cons
tuition has become enfeebled enables the Doctor Offer
relief to all.
Dr. Thompson's new medical discovery, the CULLUBRI.
AN COMPOUND for the Of diseases Of private ma
ture is unrivalled curing the os alarming Of pr
vate diseases mall their various stages, speedily
consistent with the production Of thorough and perma
nent cure
DR. T. has had years of practice in the cure of the
above classes Of diseases and attributes his nyara
bic success Of his Medical Discovery in curing the
most obstinate deep rooted complicated long settled
and inherited disorders Of the human economy.
Young men and others afflicted with Seminal Debility,
from whatever cause, with trains of bodily and mental
evils which follow when neglected should make an early
application thereby avoiding much trouble and suffering
as we'll as expense.
Ulcers upon the Body, Throat Nose, or Paiu in the
Bones and all Mercurial Sores yield DR. It's proper
and only correct Of treatment exclusive Of the
use OF mercury and every deeteous drug and in short
time the patients made to rejoice in perfect health
Hardly day passes but we are consulted by
with the above diseases Of whom are weak and ema
cistel, as II they had the consumption, and by their
friends are supposed to have it.
To FEMALES All diseases peculiar to females such az
suppressions, Irregularities &c. &c speedily and effect
ualy removed The efficacy bis medicine for the cure
OF the above affections have been well tested for the last
twenty years.
DT. ThomPsoR's Female Specific. - This remedy,
which has been successfully uged In all Of Sup
preston and rregulary incident to married and single
ladies is only to be procured at his Office No. l2l Main
street, Worcester.
Persons at distance may consult Dr. T. by letter (post
paid) describing their case and have medicines
eurey put up snd forwarded to any part of the United
States with full and explicit directions for use.
Office arranged with separate apartments that pas
teuts car one bat the Doctor.
Dr., T. makes no charge for short consultations
Letters post paid duly answered Those requiring much
advice should enclose small fee sufficient compensate
for the time required to write the answer
Once hours from q. m. TO Q D. m. DIFF 90
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-04
TO LET.

Ezay7 See Fourth Page for additional "ReaI
Estate "To Let," "Wants," &c.
SgNO LET-A aery nice lower tenement on Exchange
street. Possession given Nov, 1st. Inquire Of
o22 DIST J. r. PIERCE.
FEYO LET-A very good tenement the conner Of
Central and Summer street. Price 500. Inquire
of JAS. Il. PIERCE.
FENU r ENT-The lower tenement of house No. IL
Crown street. Possession given Nov. LIST. Inquire
at the house or 214 Main street
o22 diff PUTNAM & SMITH.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-04
Our Custom Department,

Also in the Second Story, is provided with very exena
sve and most attractive stock Of Oassimeres, Doeskins
Cloths, and Veslings suitable for every quality and de
scnpton Of Clothing TO which will be added the various
new styles of goods they appear in marhet.
For the large patronage which has been bestowed
this department OF business duly grateful and
shall best endeavors TO merit the approba
ton and patronage Of friends and the public in The
future and we respectfully solicit the same.
a7A dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-04
Bv WILIIAM V, THOMPSON,

by w LILLIAN W 1hOMBbONs
Office l6 scosys Building Boston.
~ IN SOUTH FRAMINGHAM.-BY virtue Of the
power Of sale contained in certain mortgage deed given
by Lemuel T. Starkey William Bartlett dated March,
1858, recorded in book 648 page 20 in the So Dist with
Mitdesex deeds, will he sold at public auction the
premises for breach of the conditions in said mortgage
deed contained MONDAY, the 18th day Of November,
at 81 O'Clock P NJ, certain piece Of land with stone
steam mill and wooden building. situate in the town of
birmingham, bounded and described follows, viz be
ginning at the south easery Of the premises and
running north easery by the Boston and Worcester Rail
road to point 100 feet distant from the point of begin
ming then turning and running in north westerly drec
ton 10 feet 10 private street way laid ont over land
Of Vim. Bartlett and said Railroad Corporation then
turning and running in south westerly direction as the
street way runs $50 feet the southery line Of said
hereby granted then turning and running the said
line runs in direction little south of east 70 feet to
the point of beginning.
Per order OF the Assignee of the mortgage.
Boston, Oct. 20, 1858. d3sTh o2l
GHERIFF's SALE.-CoMMoNWEAL OF
~ MASBACHUsETT3.-W Worcester S., October 18Th,
A D. 185S-By virtue Of an execution which issued on
Judgment in favor of the Town Of West Boylson
poraon by Law estab shed in the County Of Worcester
against Winthrop SnH Of West Boystnn, in the county
Of Worcester the last Sepemter Term Of the court Of
Common Pleas for the county of Worcester, have taken
all the right 10 equity that the said Winthrop Snow had
the 18th day of June A. D. 1858 the day when he
attached process has to redeem
tain mortgaged real estate situated in West Boyson,
and the that is described in mortgage deed thereof
from the said Snow to Aaron Small, recorded in the
Registry of Deeds for said county, book $751; page 2S9,
and the 9th day of November next at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon, at my office in Worcester (No. Brnley
Ha) shall offer for sale, by public auction to the
highest bidder, said right in equity of redemption.
OIL d3sTh JOHN BAKER, Deputy Sheriff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-04
STEAM sPoNGED BEAVERS
3 r O AID OIL 9TH S,
- for
Ladies' CEO6kS.

Every lady who has purchased Cloh for Cloak and
allowed to be sponged the ordinary way and has
found to her disappointment ct OF the beauty OF the
Cloth gone. will readily appreciate Steam SpOHRed
CLOTH This process leaves all the user and beauty OF
the CLOTH and at the time prevents It's spotng by
water. We never able 10 show more complete
stock Of cloths 10 all their variety for ladies Coaks than
at the present time, and never able TO sell them
q IL II A II Err.
We are selling handsome Broadcloth for $3.50 per
yard mp to the super German at So, so per yard.
handsome beaver for l,2b per yard.
An elegsnt Ribbed or Plain Beaver at So.
Also an elegant quality Of Moscow Cloth for adiesi
wear.
Every piece Of Ladies' Cloth in our store s Steam
Spongsd.
Ladies wishing outside garments Of any kind or price,
one made TO order or ooe ready made and every
thing 10 this line At very reasonable price, by calling at
No. Mechanlcs' Hail.
o2s d&wtf BRYANT & SHELDON,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-04
UMBRELLAS AT RETAIL,

at wholesale prices, Also Green and Black spencers,
overas, Red and Blue Flannel Shirts Guernsey Frocks,
&C., &c
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-04
NOTICES.

NOTICES.
NKT EST B0YLSTON TO WORCEs-
w TER.-Change Of Tims.-oommencing Mon
day, November ID, 1857. Leaving o. B. sswyer's
Store, West Boylston, at 7,45 a NJ, and l P NJ,
and Bay State House. Worcester at 1880 A. NJ and As
P. III. Fare each way, 20 cents. Express business
n8 diff Q. @, BARNARD, Proprietor.
nREAD INSTITUTE, FOR YOUNG La.
" DIEs.-The Winter Session will open Dec. lst tn
ition to Day pupils $50 per year Circulars will be
on application to the Principal
Worcester, Nov LIST, 1858. deod2w 10
81 Z 4 e r G. c o o p e RS
SHEET AND SHRED ISINGLAss,
PRIME ARTICLE.
Very extensively used Tor
Blanc Mango, Table and Wine JeIlfes,
And for Jelliyng Preserves.
The Shred, with directions for using is put in small
Packages for Family Use aud sold by all the principal
Grocers and Druggists throughout the United states
PETER COOPER,
nS dsm II Barling Slip, New York.
u Office is hereby given that l have given my
Z minor SOD, UdARLES BUTLER, his time, and
shall pay no debts Of his contracting neither claim any
Of his wages from this time DANIEL BUTLER.
Paxton, Nov 2, 1858. d3t* NJ
NJOTICE.--The copsrtrneshp heretofore existing
~ between the subscribers was dissolved by mutual
COuSeQl, OCt hHpe3fOnS lnQGDG US respect
fully requested to call and settle the same Immediately
STOW ELL BROWN.
Worcester, Oct q, 1868. d3w o72
~ OTlCE.-I hereby forbid all persons selling or
Z oeuVerng any goods or chattels of any
nature any person persons my accounts as shall
pay no debts contracted without my consent.
OF dG VIM. NJ BREWER.
81 EMOVAL.-MRs eILLIARD would inform the
q Q ladies of Worcester, aod neRhoorng towns that
she has taken the store Nc. 2 Front Street,
CHI tutn tfTn,
WIGS, FRITZ TIES, CURLS
AND BACK BANDS.
Also, variety Of Fancy Goods constantly on hand.
HELEN s, GILLIAhp, AZ Front st,
90 d3m
& BARGAIN is offered to any enterpriging man
"a who command 5000 to $780, tn engage in
safe manufacturing business already established APP
ply at No 236 Main street, Of L. BU9BEE.
oI9 diff
StINGER'S SEWING MACHINES FOR
= SALB.-Two Sewing Machines, one and in per
feet order adapted to work leather cloth Prices
$50 and $50 Manufacturers price 500 and SI25
au7 diff A. P WARE b 90.
gYLOUR AT REDUCED PRICES.
Purchasers are invited to call on us before investing
an! sGUe money by SO doing. We have the following
and other brands.
NJ L. ShepaId's Best. G. W. Wilkes, Pastry.
New Railroad Mills Manhattan Mills.
Rivereide Wsshintor
Boone, Kentucky, Mills Spring Bluff
Union Z" Forest
Hartford Eagle a."
Penfeld Lyon, & Co. Orleans
Il. 2. B. & Co. Shepharis Graham
Stone Co. BucKWheat Flour.
L Carpenter, Premium
A. W. H. HARRIS,
o2S d6wtf Bank Block, Foster street.
a. r A IN, M Z l., &C,
1000 Bushels Northern and Western Corn.
500 Southern Yellow ="
1000 Oats
100 Rye and Buckwheat.
20 tons Fine Feed.
Meal oil all kinds
For sale by THOMAS SUTTON,
sepb1 d&wtf No. Mechanic ct.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-04
NOV MBER 4. I858
AUCTIONS.
Bv E. w. yA1I.1. Auctioneer.

" d " AID. AucIIOHttT,
EFXECUFORS' SALE OF PASTURE
a. AT AUCTI0N.-I am instructed by the Executors
Of the estate Of the late Col ARENAS Ward sell with
cut reserve, in lots to suit purchasers on THURSDAY
Nov 18th, at 10 O'Clock IS acres OF Pasture situated
on the old road to Millbury in south east direction
about Il miles from the city, tie south "Ledge, so
called, adjoining the TAFT Farm" Part Of said pasture
Is well wooded easy Of access and the feed OF excellent
quality Also lot Of q adjoining the above, hsi
OF which is well wooded The other halfis sprou land
it also includes portion Of the south ledge Terms
sale DWIGHT FOSTER, }r.o.,,.o-,
GEO. II. WARD, 5
"a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-04
Our Boys Department,

In the Second Story contains larger and better assert
OF garments for boys Of all Sizes than any other
establishment in the State, out of Boston We have now
offer several and desirable Novelties we in.
tend to spare pains to make this department desery-
ing OF the peImane approval and patronage of all pur-
chaiers Of Clothing for Children and Youth.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-04
Furnishing Goods,

are in fall stock usual Under Shirts Drawers,
White and Fancy Shirts, Handk rchie Stocks CraVats,
Tubular and other Ties for Choker Collars Gloves, Socks
Suspenders,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-04
By LEONARD & Co., Auctioneers.

u A'hVNAFU y OVis AuUIIUHttIss
ONE HUNDRED PIANO FORTEs
~ FOR SALE BY AUCTTOE.-On THURSDAY,
Nov. 4h at 10 O'Clock, at the Ware Rooms Of T. Gilbert
Co No. iSt Washington street. Boston, will be sold by
Auction, by Leonard Co.. the entire stock Of Finished
Piano Fortes consisting Of Full and Paror Grands Or
theou and square Piano Fortes every variety OF styles
and finished in the most perfect manner from seasoned
materials, and warranted 10 all these particulars without
the Rollan Attachment Sale positive. No postpone
meDt account of the weat her.
The subscribers having employed all their Workmen
during the past season. have manufactured beyond the
demand, and immediate prospect OF increased remu
neratOn, and being DESTROYS continue employment to
their workmen have therefore reluctantly decided to sell
as above 7. GILBERT & co.
o25 dts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-04
WANTS.

WET NURSE wants situation or will take
"A child home, may be desired Inquire Of
CATHERINE FLYNN 46 Pine street d2t* n3
XXANTED-A situation as Wet Nurse. Apply at
w No Howard street dSt Ds
IDEAL ESTATE WANTED. The sub
e q seriber, wishing to take up his residence in this
CITY, is DESTROYS of exchanging for Real Estate in the city
Of Worcester 1000 of Land covered with heavy
and original growth of MAPLE brGh beech, hemlock and
spruce cat 40 the acre. the best upon the
whole Line Of the Grand Trunk Railway. Said has
also failing water power (Androscoggiu Mver)
Ready purchasers for the wood, the Grand Trunk Rail
way Co, price Ct 81 to ~ % per cord aud parties in
the vicinity will contract to cut and dra" to Railroad for
Al rs per cord. Said land lies in the town Of G0rham
within three miles Of the vllage,l County Of Coos
New Hampshireat which place the Grand Trunk Railway
Co. have established the Shop for making the repairs
necessary be made for 200 miles of Railroad and
this village the Alpine House, famous resort for per
sons spending the summer months at the White Noun
tains This chance, the wood and timber
be readily turnsd into cash, .r II allowed to remain
uupon the stump short time will add much to the value
OF the same. For further particulars address
SAMUEL II H0UGHT0H,
Locke's Mills, Maine.
Or GEO. 7. $. CURTIS, 1871 Main street. dim O2s
3MTANTED-A capable girl wanted to do general
APBly'o o,.., on a piD1, PRATT Tree,
g. WANTED-A few horses to keep t. hay
sjss7l this winter. Care and accommodations not
42s'e led' Price 81 per vseG 4 APPSg 70
M dSE Providence and Worcester Depot.
NNJANTED.-Ac capable girl wishes to do general
w housewOrk or chamber work. Best city reference
given. Apply at "a Winter street dst o26
NEAssAC HUsETTs MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company,
sPRINsFmLD,:MAss.
CnDI,aI and Surplus, s22O.90O21.
VIM. 3. ssGlO O:D.W I M.
Agent for Worcester County:
Office No. Mechanicu Han Building, Worcester, mass.
This popular and highly suocessiul Company has just
erminaed the seventh year Of its business and after
paying its losses and expenses, has added over
THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
during the last year to It's Reserve Fund.
Combining all the Advantages OF a Mutusl with the
SAFETY AND STABILITY
Of Stock Company, the Directors having personal
pccuniary interest in Its management, II recommends It.
self to the patronage Of ali those who believe IL to be
their duty to
PROVIDE FOR THEIR FAMILIES,
Or others, by n
POLICY OF LIFE INUsRA NOE
PAMPHLETS AND CIRCULARS.
exhibiting the condition Of the Company and It's manner
Of transacting business Also.
BLANK APPLICATIONS,
and forms for eecting insurance. may be obtained at The
Office Of the Agent in Worcester, Of the Company At
Springfield. dssm 80
II GROSS GLENNis EXTRA SCENTED
" HONEY s0AP-just received aud for sale by
"a du VuARLEs CLARKE, Druggist.
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q
-
ASA OF LETT II
EA Office, at Worcester, n
Arnold. mrs Al
Austin mrs David
Avnrn, @ II
ADDISON. Edward E
Alien. mas Eta NJ
Aldrich. Il P
Allen, miss Hsryetta
Alexander, Thomas
BONN, Albert
Bunum, Amos Jr
Bemis Il Cal
Boynton. A p
Bancroft Austin
Branch, Charles
Bassett, d II
Bel, Ed wari
Beta, miss Fu2ice 2
Bipelow. miss Eliza Jane
Boyntop, John M
Bremen. John
Ba,lsy I r.
Raker John "a
Rird lanes
pip.iov III
Rabcock IA
R,0sv mrs Trcv
Rnsl o,iss ~.
poyn,on- Nah
Row Mo D
pnr'ei5b miss Nary "a
Rnhs orson w
R oo,2er On,avia
B,i.ban mrs Rebecca "
Briebam' roisa SW
Barre. Tnomas
Rate. \ 4 Mn
Hiss. mrs Susan
Brioham- mrs sa,sbR
BoTdmap. Vim n
Blac man VIM =
CONNOLLEY. mr.
Crawford, miss Charlotte
Crcssman, miss Cora
Cushman, Ell
Cheney, miss Elizabeth s
Carter, Emma 4
Orsmer, miss Fanny
Collens, John
Carr, miss NJ Il
Carpenter, mrs Martha
Corners Thomas
DAZZLING, G Frank
DaYie, miss DEBORAH O
Doty, mrs Clatisa
Doherty, Daniel
Davis, miss Emma e
DeWolf. George
Davis, mss Hatsie A
Drain, John
Denney, Joseph A
D.laua lYAga,+N
Dupre. Lucy
Denny. Relihen 3
Dewey. Sc
Derhertv. Thomas
EATON Abigail r Wintey
EAton. miss E.izabeth d
Eddy. Leonard
Emerson. Ralph Waldo
Ration Thomae dea
FLA0G mr., Cl,rIsoa
Fletcher. David "a
Fitch riea E,la N
FELTON,. Francis 4
F,rns9orth no,ss 1Iarr;et
renis Jobn II tI-'S0 ''"'''''
Flagr mics s,,ob
Fiits pv1 ia
Ritts miss sorob
GREEN. BT
Gn1drlcb Raniou;,
G9dda,d 4 ~ 'N''4
Gladdine. mann
Gilmore ndward ~
Gate. 4 q
Goss. I'M
Goddard, F
Grant, FP
Giles. rcv nj
GNes revJg
Gnnn miss Trcv n
Gtbson Jewis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-04

RS remaining in the Post
Low. 4, 1858.
Joyner, Thomas
KIN : SBURY, mrs Alfred h
K9nnau, miss 4 A
Keep, rev John
Ksuney, mrs Mary
LEWIS, c q
Lazell, Horace
Lincoln, rev II L
Luring, miss Hattie 8
Looms, Israel +
L3ring, miss L j
LanGers, Patrick
Lewis, mis-, Ruth
Logee, Stephen +
Lewis, Walter S
Lse, a II
MOORE, Alamo D
hogry, miss Anna
Mills, miss Augusta @
Moulton, Alfred L
Marsh, AN
Munroe, G q
MlgnAult dr. Deodut
Marsh, Henry
Mitchell. Henry
Millin, G "
Moore, miss Harriet A
Madison, Henry A
Mouitnn, miss HELEN J
Morse, John 81
Hathewson, mrs J
McCal'y, James
Mo- ton, Isaac A
Miller, John Il
maginnis, James
Main, John
INQUIRIES, Leioia
Mattoon, mrs Mary A
Mculton, mrs Mary
Miller, miss Rub
Mellen, Thomas
Marshall, mrs Sylvia A
Mowry Spencer o
NEWTON, Alfred B
Mill, Mary or Ann
EalligaD, mrs Hannah
Norton, Jas
North b field, mrs Caes
Norris, miss Liszis
Nowlau, Luke
OSGO0D, sc
O'Connor, Patrick
POND, Master David W
Prouty, miss Emily A
Parker, miss Harriet NJ
Pu. nan, mrs Julia A
Parker, Joel D
Parkhurst, miss Jennie
Onilds, Levi W
Peirse l. w
Putnam, miss Mary
Palmer, miss Mary
Pike, mrs Mary NJ
Pierce, Thomas s
Person, William
Parker b White, messrs
Fender 4 Whiting, messrs
Pierce, Daniel
ROBERTS, mrs Annie A
Rice, master Alfred L
Rogers, Albert
Rooney, David
Rice, mrs Charles NJ
Ruggles, &c HR
AReed, mrs Lucellar
Robinson, Mrs Mary NJ
Randolph, Phillip
Rus giles, Capt S Il
SLATER, Abraham
Spalding, Al
Stone, miss Caroline
Simons, D r
Stevens, Catherine II
Stuart, Q
shurtlef, miss Elena
Shepard, e D
Stone, +
Stebbens, George II
Stu iley, Horace @
Smith, miss Joanna
Smith, rev J Q
spauliing, mrs Julia II
eprague, mrs L zzie s
spaulding, Lucias
Stockman. Lyman 3
Swan, mrs Mary A
Scott, mrh Ruth w
Smi h VIM
Shields. Patrick
TOLMAN, miss Annie NJ
Trrden, miss Amelia
Thompson, miss o
Torny, mrs Sarah A
Town, DIR co
Upham, George
WHITE, miss Augusta NJ
Winter, q d
Woods, Charles s
Whitney, mis- Dorathy
Wilson, miss Emily II
Wheeler, miss Elizabeth
Walker, miss Harriet A
Wright, George )
Worcester, s y
u White, mrs Juli. O
Warren, NJ L
Walker, mise Lizzie A
whitney, mrs Louisa
Wood, miss Louisa 5
Waters, miss Mary
WhlttemOre, messrs w Il j
Wellington, w
Waling, Patrick
,oye will pie sse say they are
Is. BANlsTER, P. NJ.
alton as Wet Nurse, by young
omanj will take u child home
'ly at No. 10 Hibernia st., or
lIfluNn Az
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

casssaHz WORCESTER X NASHUA
s. ats24-a--zsl I. RAILROAD-- WINTER ARRIFGE-
MENT. On and after Nov. 1st 1885, Passenger Trains
viii follows:
Leave worcesterat $40 and Ills a. H. and Is r. NJ
Leave Nashua at a.. m. and IL M, and $50 p. m.
At Nashua all trains The 7 90 train from Nashua
connect with the trains of Concord Railroad where pas
senge take the cars to and from the Northern the Pas
sumpsic, the Boston, Concord and Montreal and Yer
mont Central Railroad
At Groton Junction. trains connect directly with the
trains Of the Stony Brook Raroad also with trains
Of the Fchburg Railroad with the exception Of the first
train from Boston, and at Ftchburg with trains of the
Vermont and Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads.
For further particulars and connections with other
roads, pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Eng
land States" G. ". BENTLEY, Sup't.
Worcester, Nov. I, 1858 DIFF y2T
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-04

by Il. b HANSON, AuctOneer.
A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
ton, (f not previously disposed ot) WEDNESDAY,
Nov l7tn, 1858, at l O'Clock m, the Grafton and
Worcester Stage and Express Line Sale to take place
alteration Center Terms easy and made known at time
and place Of sale The property consists Of the following
viz;
Nine Passenger Coach.
Six Passenger Coach.
l Stage Sleigh.
Complete Sets (eight) Harnesses.
Double Carriage Shaws.
carriage Blankets Blankets for Horses. surcingles
for Horses. Breast Plates l Hay Cutter Also all
the smaller articles necessary for the business.
Seven Good Horses.
The property is in excellent condition. The Business
over this line will depreciate but will without any
doubt increase yearly The subscriber has it nearly
twenty three months the first il earned about SO
per days for the whole true it has averaged 50 OF per
day in the aggregate has earned $S5Sl 60 The small
er average pared with the first nine months has been
occasioned by the Ehard times" generally and augment
ed In very great measure, by the stoppage of the
ton manufacturing business at New England Village,
through which place the line runs 1.-THE mills are now
running again)
This opportunity to purchase an ED established and
well supported Stage and Express Line 1.-THE expressing
is by the Vay very considerable item and be very
much ncreased) offers really great iuducement to any
already in the business wishing to enlarge and par
cuarly person DESTROYS Of changing unhealthy
avocson for both healthy and pleasant while ct the
same time it pay WELL as he drive and almost entirely
manage it himself very important feature the benefits
Of which are realized only short routes like THU 1t
runs twice daily to Wor ester and return, Of the
best roads in Worcester County making the wear aad
tear" much less consequently less expensve than
many Stage routes.
The teams can be seen on any day of the week. (sun
days exceped at Worcester at the Stable in Grafton
Any information cheeriuy AMI correctly given by the
subscriber, and also by the Auconeer or he would say
10 any one interesting themselves in the matter that they
can inquire Of any reliable person or persons in the Vi
Worcester, Oct 49, 1858 dts o25