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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-07
DENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD

DENNSYLV ANA RAILROAD
III The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic
ses with Western North and South western btsfee
b. eoptnuous Railway direct This Rood also connects st
Hksbrsh with daily hines Of steamers ell ports on the West
sn Rve Cleveland and ssndusky With the steamers 10
ports the North western Lshesmahns the most direct,
reliable route By which FREIGHT can be FORWARDED
10 and ftoEn the Great Wet .-,,,.or
JAWS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH.
Tm ct O. Shoes Hate and Csps Books Is cepts y
Dxx Goods bo1cs bales aud trunks), Drugs 100 a
n. hoYes md balesl Feathers, Furs &e........:)
sScosp CLAss-Dumestic Sheetns, Shfrtsnf and -
Tolins lin original bsles) Drugs lin casks HAD cent?
ware Leather lin rolls or boxes) wool ana SnceP ~" w.
Pelts Eastward &c.......: ....'..'.'..'...,,.;'
YpInp CLAsS-Anyis Steel Chains no cSssk re cents
Hemo Bacon and Pork salted Goose or In saeks 100 n
YSsssrco msnufsctured except Cigars or Cut &c:
Ycunru cLAs-Co6ee, Fish, Bacon Beef and . 10
Esstwrd Lard and Lard ~ ornts
Oh. Nsns Soda Ash, German Cay TH fitoo ~"
kodn, At...........'.....' 80; ..'''''''''
FIovi- p Dbl until further rotie.
0lAn- b 100 b until further notice. 49, 49,,
CoTros- belle, not sxeeedins 6o weight un" '''oe'
In shppars pods nom any port east Of rhilsdslrn. pm
easr 20 maxi psckssr "Vis Pennsylvania Railroad
Goods consigned the Agents Of this Road 1t rhsaeipn"
P,ttshussb Win be forwarded without detention
YpIlcHY keENrS-HAnis. Womley CO., Memphis 1enn-
r. eass Co, d. Louis; P. @. OReiiy Co, EvAnsume'
Ind Dune snn, Bell Co. and Carter Jewett LonisvnsI
I'm Co. Cincnps.; N w. Graham Co., ZAnesvlle'
0io. L~ssh Co. No. Kilbyst Boston Leech Coz No
Istsr Heuse NswYork, snd No. South Wiliam,t, New
YoIS sDeedsr Phisdephia kAsraw Koona Bafimors'
~ - ~ HOUSTON General Freight Agent, Philsdelpha
r. A SCOTT Superintendent AooaA Pa
April !. lSa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-07

- 1851 Trains will leave Chsmbersst Station as fol-
kws Express Trains, $50 m. and AS M; Albany Pas
&C. m. and 80 for Peekskl, $50 p m The
Pesksh and Sins Sing Trains stop at the Way
aoLs Passengers taken Chambers Canal Christopher and
sseA Trains for New York leave Troy at eb m and 2:ss
and b;i5 and Albany G:25 and l245 and 81 m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-07

NE GRATIS ELECTRIC OIL cured JOMk
~ LIyIsc.roS esS., editor Law Magazine No. 10 Wet
rhst New York, Of Swollen sDd Stia N,sh amer bis Ply
ssisn bad fssd to relieve him Ore e rcd him Ash h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-07
vvWrE, REGULAR MAIL LINE vic srONN9-

ren Ss IosTON .d IRoylDEreE-- S.n ~uts-
: ; s4'es e.. r.'!s a ssS md
sAnDNAshs srgi :s EcsTSS fSov
Dxs$f sa Pm NJ sSs -hsa .Ssvs s:y
ss !. 81 *, S $ train s eSs
The G VANDERBILT from Ss- r'I T,.laxy Ia sn,ds
a. s' FSrYNcSr S' ROOM ISsy
10 poSssd yer rroHd RIovaenos
.pd P.on IN The Express Mai T,an ies n.ns .d psc, N 60
,sSs sss:s y ssns North Ea hat
@n hoard the sss.T sn%y a. rs'
% prevsn ..,.r accompanies through
-, ,.!.s. s.nh. s..,.s@' tsh sgDy hoard tn:
~ che. y No. Bst:<iyplses-
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEw-JERSEY-
u Connecting .; New Han pon With The Delaware Isoks
and W,'tem Railroad aud At Eas"n with me Lehsh
's srSlsER &RRANeENESr, coramenen, April r. 1853
Leave NewYorh Tor Ess,on and intermediate places from Pier
Nc North River at M Il H., and p H. for soroe'vls
The sso1s iro o.e s - on the
Jersey which leave NewYork from tie foot Of Court
Psnss s9a ils Delaware .dS and Weston RAJ.
sS NJ. nd ssIs e JOHN Stems
FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leaves Fulton Mar
az. S. B; i,:';: :2s frs I'D q:
boors meeting exchanging with the boat Hunt
' Point through In % "'n''' YIN n 3 sS sfEfi Recover.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From April
10 1855, Trains viii leave Chsmbersst st.don fol-
kws: E1pe.: Trains. $50 ~ and AS M ASsny Pas
=: ' 1aa1 NJ and 81 st fa9i
n ,. and ss ss Ta CT Ss %
sstsA Trains or New Yol leave Troy at el5 m and l2
and m and Albany S4 s III HIS ssS a
NETWORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.
~ lsA SPRING ARRANGEMENT. 1853.
Commencing March is ls5s 49,,
'''''0' Oh -"1 TRAINS LEAVE KEw-Yoak, ,,,
Tor New Haven 120 m teI 1915, $40 teEt SS ana
e 8 sad; 3; ss s:.; 31a: ssESsa
~; "; % 3 sic "a esa - - 50 D:sa
s sm Sss' s.sS lex, M la:4s $40 lss SIS
Por Chester and intermediate Stations 7:so m
49, $780, 81" 20 cSS M & Inc TRAINS
n, s.."s % COZ 1 Rv.
ID ,. .1a md 70 w sGS@ssSS
s.isea % 3. Esas.,ssi S.iI,S:t 8. = 'as'R1
''' D''' md S''"' th sss h so1T f
NEw-YoRsKS ai and 1 RARaEM KA1LRoAD'-
Commencing MONDAY, May 5, lss;
$50 Mall Train. stopping at wlian'Shdse and al
sl5r m. sOr White Plains topping at al intermediate
TRIMS leave the Depot co., 2sht and 4hsv NewYork at
$50 For WlDsmsbTdse, stopping at oil intermediate
Stations 49, .. . - ,.,.....,,..o
1918 For Wdbamsbncee, stopping NJ all ntefneohte
Stations
II 50 u For White Plains, stopping ct all intermediate
Stations.
21p .For wilsmsbdse, stopping at all intermediate
Stations.
400 o. me- For White Plains stopping a. all intermediate
Sia.iona
BOB 10 For Dover Plains stopping at WilHsmsbrdse aud
Oh Stations nlrth.
$500 NJ. For William brdge, stopping at all intermediate
Stations.
Cl5p n Tor White Palms stopping at all intermediate
Stations.
Bs1rRsmG-Trsirs leave Albany for NswY at
7A Mail Train stopping all Stations north OF and n
williamsburg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-07

NETWORK SUPREME COUNTRY ana
II Comfy az NewYorh-HENRY Z. FARNSWORTH,
plaintiff sssnst srEPHEN wHIPPLE, NORMAN r. DOUG
lass and THOMAS DOUGLASS, observation-disclosures for
money demand conract-To the Defendants, STEPHEN
WHIPPLE and THOMAS DOUGLASS: You are hereby
sun moned and required the Complaint in this action
which wa, filed office of the CLERK Of the City aud County
Of New York. the City Hail. in said city on the 9th day OF
paint on the subscriber his Office, No "a Wall street in said
.ty within twenty days after the service Of this summons
on Won exclusive Of the day of such service aud you fail to
said complaint within the time Aforesaid the p.ntn
i'm this action take Judgment against tor the sum OF one
Thousand and three and thityx cents with Interest
from the twenty third day Of September thousand eight hun
the of this action May
s. 1883 JAMES b. slLhmAN' riahnH q. W.,
6sF No. d w elfst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-07

KIEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-Por PHILA-
IN pELPHA and the SOUTH and WEST, Via JERSEY
CIIY-Mai and Express lines leave New York Of and m
and and D. M fare IS Through Tickets cold for Cincinnati
and the West and for Baltimore Washington, Norfolk az
md thIous al basrsse checked to Washington in and
tyairA wv WOODBURY., Assistant SuPcnn,ehusht
No ssase viii be received for any train unless delivered and
sherh "A fifteen minutes Of the time ofeavne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-07

CUPRENE COURT, CITY and COUNTY Of
y NEw-YORK.-yoHN ANDERSON e.in,t Gaok w..
by umne CURED to the comPaS 10 this snon
which WAS 6.d Office Of the Clerk Of the City and County
M NV Yok II the City Hall Of said City, the sh day Of
Anil 1855 copy Of snswer TO the said esa
plant the subscriber .. his Office number WIsree
within the OF this suumess
exclusive of the day Of such service and 70. NJ
complaint within he time osesad the paneh
10 ths action will apply the Court for e relief demanded
the eonysnt-Dstsd Newly April 1854
CHAkLEs II. GL0VER
Al lswewf PisinnRs Auornsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-07

NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
IN and sfsr THURSDAY Jan. a. 1859 and until further
notice Passenger Trains leave Pier foot Of Duanes - fol-
lows.
DUNKIRK EXPRESS $50 m, for Dunkirk and principal
hteymedipte Stations
NAIL TRAIN at $3.50 n for Dnkirk and Buffalo and Inter
mediate Stations
loCKLAND PASSENGER q. ,. from foot Chambers IT,
Wa Piernont for Sufsms and intermediates Stations
WAY PAesINGER At 400 o. m for Newbursh Middletown
Anl intermediate Stations.
The above Trains run daily Sundays excepted
EI6Hf EXPRESS 500 m, daily for Dunkrk. and, Bun
osys excepted, for Buffalo. ~ A,
These Express Trains connect ut Emira with the Elmira
Canaan Easars Falls Rsrosd for Niagara FAILS a
Binshanton with the Syracuse and Binehamton ksosa fo
Gyscuse at Corning with the Buffalo, Corning and Newfork
EsIrsAd for Rochester; ct Great Bend with the Delaware
IAoAswanna and Western Railroad for Scranton at hornen
vile With the Buffalo and NswY City Railroad for Buffalo
H Buffalo and Dunkirk with the hhosd TOT ClevS
g. y. HEADLEY. Assistant President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-07
NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY-


IL ie& Wharf by steamer leland City at 6, and 10 NJ and
and The cars leave Flushing, L. l., at the same
meeting aid with the boat II Hunt
sr's Point through In 10 minutes. Fare Is cent?
VIM. NJ. SMITH, Recover.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-07
ffaal Notiffs.
pRECKENRIDGE CIRCUIT COURT

IL
ID JOHN HEATING against THE BRECKENRIDGE CAN
MEL COAL COMPANY. &C.-In Chsncery-In obedience 70
OIL order Of Court M Comnss lner
will BY premises adjoining the town OF Go
foth MONDAY 8tb June 1885, the property in the plead.
ing described to wit Al the right. title and interest OF said
Company the entire real estate Of said Company con.
,isng about thousand Of land in the Counties OF
nrdge and Hancock and all the buildings works
railroads locomotives aud rights Of way ioT railroads her
edaens franchises and privileges Of every kind subject how
ever the herein, namely: mortgage for Three
Hin dred ard Fy Thousand Dollars bearing interest at
per cent per and falling due the first day OF July
iG6 Also the following unincumbeed property: Sawies
m oxen wagons carts trucks barrel slaves coal office fur
nture &c. Terms cash s1d the residue ia two equal
III. pts on credits fur and eight mouths respectively
the purchaser giving bond with approved security bearing inter
es from the day sale and lien will be retained on the prop
erty sold the the purchaser may deposit IN the
Bank Of Kentucky In the City Of Louisville all OF the purchase
money instead Of giving said bond; sufficient 10 realized
from The sale 10 pay the debts said Company The purchaser
NAV file releases properly acknowledged IN eu
OF much money depositng as aforesaid any surplus
All having claims against said Company are hereby
tilted forthwith produce and prove the same before the
signed. JOHN hEAiiNo S"unpis'opoi'
Cloyerport,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-07

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of New YORK. notice 10 hereby given TO Ah pr
sons having claims against DAVID DAVIES late of the CITY 81
New builder decSs"d present The '"Ire wsa ,s'ea.
No las Wet 2 street the City Of NewYok on or sssos
the seventh day Of June ps1-Dstsd kswYorh the twenty
seventh day of November, l@0 $1,000,
d4lsw6uP MARY X. DAVIES, Admhi"fsA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-07

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of II. County Of York notice hereby gwen 70 a PER.
sons having claims against JOHN JOSEPH le Of the City Of
ewYok deceased present the same with yesehsn th~s
the ub be ct his Office the Of lthsv and fu'
A. in the City Of NswY0k before the twenty ashh Sy
Of June ueYt-DeS York the twene second day 81 W.
eembs4 1857. ABRAHAM CUAmi"1o
d2Alsw6lP sNssi.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-04
c. FOSTER & co,
aFZO DIT Worcester Mass
EMP ER YCN : I7V1V1T r

q I : =" ? z 4 ! = G b REVIVAL
The friends Of Temperance Of this city believing that
I'll hgh time 70 awake Of Their deep sleep ana do
Something relieve down rOd len humanity ia thts city
prlnose having Course Of Temperance Addresses We
nave therefore, engaged the following distinguished nen
to address US; On Monday next, April 9 h. we aye 70
have TIE INST eloquent man Of all, Rev. Dr. CHAPIN.
OF New ors to speak to us onday April &C. we have
eneaeea nat distinguished advocate Of temperance Hon
NEAL DOW, II Porlaad Me Monday, Nav we are
to have tha' noble man, Hon. MARX Tn ACTON, Of
Springfield
:EneaNove lectures viii be held in Mechanics Hall
Ia d'det to de!ray he expenses Of these eetu. we
shall beobgel to charge the small sum Ct O cel to
each ec'ufe or we VIII sell package Of twelve tickets
for 81 d3w an1b
a. q LEGT SCHOOL FOR MISS EG,-lIiss
- B!aELOW will open School for Misses in Briulev
MONDE Of May ext. Applications may be LETT at Mr.
Bigeow's, 10 Park street, ana circulars Obtained
apo d3yk
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-04
DIRE SIS Err 81 SON,
" Orcenter, Mass,
z55=5-=.-I-

It bling fact tlat enths die advertisements
prned are known to be richly inflated with bombas and
egosm, We deem it sufficient that these traps
viii catch animals to the satisfaction of any pergon who
has courage enough to boy one.
When Nr Ra' finds of these Trans set over his
hole, there being bai to tell of danger he generally
SEES himself caught in it represented in the above cut
They re adapted to catching all kinds Of animals from
mouse to hsar and The public respectfully invited
to Try then il hey desire to
For sale wholesale and retail. by
c. FOSTER & co,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-04

ERLANTS, FLOW Gas, AND GRAPE
a. NtNES--A choice variety Of Greenhouse and other
Towering plants Splendid Roses, Verenas, sc. for
bedding out and cut flowers in great variety for sale at
low prices. uq lets made to order at short uoHce -
Also BacE Hamourg aud other choice Grape Vines for
cultivation under class. Delaware, Be0cca, Concord
Hartford Prcc, and other varieties cut door culture
Tomato Plants pos and Otherwise, LETTUCE Cabbagss
Sc, for tganspantiOE, Cor sale in quantities to suit pur
chasers. Apply at wM. A. WHEELER's Green House
or Garden street, Lincoln street. Orders may be
left 81 Ballard Spurr's, 227 sin street or with
apps d6@ RfCGARO PAYNE, Gardener
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-04

Ga ROUSE FUS 50 A& Uft 70 EX~
s!i. CHANCE "A large aud convenient house ard
49, barn, situated on Summer street in good repair.
contains about 10000 square feet, aud the location is
very desirable The property will be sold low or ex
changed for farm Fer further Information apply to
HARRISON BLISS or the subsoribes, on the premises
BENZ. WOODWARD,
Tach3 dtf 10 Summer street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-04

GRAPE VINES. OF THE FOLLOWING va
w rIeties FIR sale al the Worcester Nursery, viz
Hartford Pr0h6e-a very good Grape, similar to the
Isabeia, but much earlier. ..
COac0rd-a foe, new, and early variety, very Ike the
Isabella in app aranc lnd nearly its equal iu quality
ISGbeija-an vi and well known corr;
DiGpG one of the best sorts cntva-ed always ripen
ing and soavcsy equaed by any other hardy variety;
Rebeeca-a superior, new variety, Of frs qusl
itg. ripening before irost--rare and scarce;
GataWbG excellent Grape in all respects but will
only ripen here in ye'y sheltered exposure;
SceetDattra delicious French variety, rather tender
for climate, but often ripens welb
FitchJurg, Blackstone, White and Ear1v Purple
native varieties Of Worcester County, ana Of ty good
quality.
~ Nursery on souhhrijge street, few rods south Of
the Junction Station. 5. H. COTTON.
mch3l d&Wu
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-04
~ v INCHSTEH SPY.


Printsa ana Pupljshed ~ JoHy MtLTOE E4HIE, d
rs. xss Dasv ~ No 2l2 Maa Street, Worcester Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-04

Have received large assortment of fine
PEBBLE sPECTAoLEs, both in Gold, Silver, and Steel
Bows.
The Pebbles, having the hardness Of stone cannot be
scratched like glass.
The Pebble ia also the best for the eye on account
its being perfectly polished.
u All in need CT sPgCrACLEs will end it fer their
interest call and examine our extensive assortment Of
specraclea Eye Glasses, both in Pebble Periscoric,
conoave, Convex and ooored Glass in Cold Silver, and
teel Bows.
FISK & GODDARD,
Sign Of the Big Gan,
ja29 dawtf 1876 Union Block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-04

- FOR SALE-A fine house, nearly new,
GRE with seventeen rooms ,making two good tenemeats,
-3EHWei supplied with hard and soft water. The
co3aios about 5000 square feet Of land covered with
choice fruit trees aiuatei the Laurel Meeting
aoase' "iil De sold cheap and payments made liberal
apo dSw
~ FOR S4GE.-Au that valuable property
I, lately belonging to the Boston Brick Manufactur
- ing Company, consisting Of one lot of 10 acres Of
Slay Lana on Cedar street, l Bonneville, ~ miles rom
Boston, and loco feet only tha main track Of the
Boston and Lowell Railroad which substantial
Brick Building near!y l27 by 80 feet; chimney 100
Get high and brick kiln walls
Also-a Steam Engine of 1850 horse power. made by
Cofiss h Nightingale. ef Mower aud Woodworths
paten Brick Machines, with screeaers. Elevators Boil
ers shafting Bslting Copper Force Pamp, &C, all OF
which have been in but 10 MONTHS Ia good order
ana capable Of maktog 100000 bricks per day.
Also-Uoutiguous above, lot OF IA $40 feet on
Cedar street, with wooden Boarding House and large
Stable.
Als0-Tue patent right to use Mower & woodvo. tbs
machine for Boston and ral;us Of ten miles around it,
with the entire counties Of Norfolk and N ddiesez
This property ooiapu5eI The chief buildings and appa
ratus lately belonging to the Bfics Co., and affords
opportunity to prosecute the manufacture OF dry clay
bricks without delay, and an immense advantage
the cost of the works.
The attention Of manufacturers generally is invited to
the property It7 situation in the midst Of dense pop
uatiop, its proximity to great OF commerce,
substantial character of the buildings, aai facility
with which they may be adapted t. any manufacture
wan the steam power and an abundant supply OF water
oueF great advantages The machines and patent right
may be sold separately. to reduce the cost.
For sale very low and easy terms
Coy schedule clans and 10 -raar in 5vmaHnn apply
FRANCIS YES, Deaonshre street, corner of
8 ate street, Boston d3m mch2o
47+ FOR SALE CHEAP arM
I2sA- TWO VALUABLE H)NEsrEADs, -=aa7"
Or Small FarHlS, in tie City Of Worcester, gitain
2! miles ct the Post Office.
Buildings new aud thoroughly finished The WoTces
ter aud West Boyston omnibus the premees four
ul1 Uauy. Ihe buildings situated tract Of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-04

We have bought the right Of making and vending Rus
sel's Patent Roofing in the county Of Worcester Mass
and Wndham and Toilanl count $. We now offer the
pablo the best substitute for Metal Slate Roofing ths
ever as offered before cheaper and more durabls
Roofing cannot be found. Perfectly Are proof and en-
dures the severity OF snmmers heat aud Winters cold
without melting cracking This Roofing be put on
with perfect safety over boards, plank tin shingles
steep fat roofs 1t eemens itse to the roof 5000
laid there is no danger OF its being bown or The
best Judges who have 1t in use, think II will last from
twenty to thirty years without repairs iof samples Of
which, refer to
X. n MOODY, and HARRINGTON, Worcester.
T. P. CLARK, North Brook held. aas...,.
@. Y. ALLEN. Millbury
HENRY GRAY, suptWestern Railroad, epriugned.
Ali that have feGky roofs or in want Of foodng,
viii do well to call aud examine specimens Of the above
named individuals who have our roohng In use
Post office address, sAXBY, JOHNSON, q CO.,
ONCE and Manufactory, Foundry street
dom y Worcester Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-04

Our stock Of WATCHES is very large,
and from the most celebrated manufactures such the
Perret, and many others of different manufacture, all o
which will be sold at the lowest cash price.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-04
TUESDAY MORNING. May 4 Il
AUCTIONS.
BY SAMUEL HATCH, AuotiO0eer.
Office corner Of Congress- Water ard Bath sts Bosto,
GALE IN q XB Rs . C =. MASS,
Uxbridge WooIen Maanfacto.v.

Ton
GALE IN Z XB RID =. MASS,
Uxbridge WoOIen naaufacto-v,
To be sold a. PCac Auction The premises in TIE town
ofUxiridgeinthe Count Of Worcester ma We Tuesday
the hfh day Of May in the year 1858 nc oaac in ne
aiJeru,o, hy virtue of the power o. contained in he
deed OF mortgage made by Josiah Seagrn7e Jun1r and
Marquis y. + SteeYe to JShez c. Howe Ggorqe q
uovey Samuel r. Payson. Jacob Wspden Jrri.r
john b. Hutchinson and Charles r. Dsltoa coparipars
under the frm Of }. G. Bowe ard Company and bv
Pheteplacc and Gesrgc A. Ssagrave copartners under
the firm Of Phettepace & Seagrave dated july 23j
1857 recorded with Worcester County B,sds hoax 5s3
page 326 and also recorded in HE town nj said nv
bridge in the registry OF mortgages Of Personal Prom
eIty in book 9 pagas 276 10 29 and bv the power and
authority contained in the contract referred 10 in said
mortgage deed and assigned Herewith and for the
breach Of the conditions Of said mortgage and said
contract
sFh All hat prope " nd estate. s',1q.sl in said
ii5 UXbridge, and the Blackstone river con
&ssa monty called the Uxbridge Wooden manufacturing
Company cont lining about dty acres Of land with two
large brick mills storehouss boiler and gas houses ard
about thirty Eve dwelling hnu es tenements aud other
buuiuge thereon, together with all the rights now
efs and privileges, and all othur rig Its taseeuts pv
eges, and appurenatces to the same belonging aad all
the mach,nery, manufacturing apparatus, engines bo-
etslud all the fixtures In appartsnat said mills;
the premises descT bed in the deed Of Eds Sea
grave 70 Iosiah Seagrav- Junior ana Maronis D.
sere, sted April 10Th. 1852 recocded with Worcester
Deeds UG0k 43l pace 81 Also al the OrnOartv nd 70
tate described and conveyed in the deeds OF Moses Cafs
to sa1 Seagrave and Steer respectively dated AUGUST
9, 1852, md August 80 1883 recorded with Worcester
De- as book 497 page 5S3. and book 5S3 page lO9 10
which deeds refeencels hereby for more patticu
lar description Of the Granted premises and the same are
referred TO as constituting part Of these presents
Also AL real estate machinery ard 6xures belonging
to said Se2grave and Seere At the time Of the execution
OF said mortgage, and situate IA town OF Eybdge
espec ally all thai conveyed said Sa4grava AMI Steere
by > mes y. Pheepa;e by his deed dated March &c.
1855 and recorded with Worcester Deeis $40 page , to
which reference is to De hal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-04

DArr PAPgs.-ToUB DOLLARS a year, payable al.
ways IN ADVANCE. An subscriptions discontinued at
the expiration OF The term paid for.
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DIR. c. HOWARD MARSHALL,
CATARBH.
GUoS's, ~Sos'zS AsLO0Eb
R'gaK SHClAN,
Of New EOFs City,

Bv Iuhalation, assl his aelser new Re,u-
adies known only to himself is Ierffung miracles by
curing the most neurOe diseases for he has sucoeede
in obtaining shat skill or which tl whole medical world
has Hitherto sought in vain that being able to prescribe
a certain cure for Oatarrh and Consumption,
Under his new, direct. and c5nclon sense practice
those oathsome snd terrible eases are now perfectly
durable.