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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-11
THE SECRET iNFIRMIIIEs OF
ATZEA Youth ard Maturity

1HE SECKEI INF MITES OF
HTEh Youth and Maturity,
1V just Published. Gratis, the IS il
Thousand. A few words On the R,-
sionai treatment, without Medicine, Of Sperma.
torrhea or Local Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions,
Genital and Nervou Debility, Premature Decay oi
the Syst Elm, Impo' eney and Impediments to Mar
riage gener>liy, ny Is. De LANEY, M. d. Tho i'm
per ant feet that the many Alarming Complaints,
originating in the imprudcncc and soli ude OF
youth, may be easily removed Wit hout medicine,
is in this small trait, clearly demonstrated and
the entirely new and highly SUGGEST tfeatmen,
Is adopted by the Author, fully explained, by
means Of which every one is enabled to cure h M
self perfectly and ~ the least possible cost there
by avoiding all the advertised nostrutbs Of til.
day Sent to any address, gratis and po@t Tree in
a sealed envelope, by romitting tpos. raidy ,ws
postage stamps to DR: B. De EASRY. SO East 3l>t
street. New York City. [fr,l3d1J.l
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-11
rsa SA N F D Il DIS no
LIVER 1NVIGOR ATOR,
I. .4r-t NEVER nERfI IN ArEc

TT IS COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM
i GUMS. and has become an established TACT, a
standard NJ edi cine, TOR and il will cu,e
known and approved b. Liv.s Complaints hi.
all that have used il, I. Tous, Attacks. Dysn. H.
and is now resOrled to e sia Chronic ID .rrb. N
with confidence in al e Summer C,mnlai,t.
The diseases for which - Dyss,,tsfy, Dronsv
it is commended. - Sour Stom aoh. HAHN.
IL has cursd tbous- g Costivenesr, G ic,
ands within the last two e Cholera. Cholera Nor
wears who had Civ, up g bu Cholera Ipfar,um.
Ill hopes of relief, ae q F.x ulence, JwutIdice
the numerous unsoiicit- = Female Weaknssso
90 Certificates IN m E. aud may he used sue
p0esessiUn show. cessf Nv AZ an (,rsin.
The dose must be ~ Famil, Medicine
adapted TO the temper - 1t viii cure SICK
ament OF thcindividual a. Ii A ACHE, (ss
taking it, and used in s. thopsa D ds can ,estif, \
'uch Quantities ass to 81 Tn twenty minutes If
act gently On the BOW. TN or three r. aspaon-
els fuls are taken ct CON-
Let the dictates - me-, cement Of attack
your Judgment g uid - All who ire Il ara
you n the use # the giving their testimony
LIVER INVIGU r a. In its favor.
MIX WATER IN TEE MOUTH WITT THE
MVIdORAiOR, AND sWa bLOW BOTH TO-
9ETHER.
Price One Dollar per BOttie.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-11
Herriek's Sugar Coated Pills
The Whole World United!
SICK PEOPLE, T HI N K

y u X Z = " Z ~ ~ i - 4 ~ ~
AFTER WHICH, ACT.
Yeu'd scarce expect, at this late day.
With startling cures . book to I'LL;
This 10 the case, the million say,
With tho cures of Herrick's Pill.
3E TIsv co,ne from East, and North. ard West,
so And With glad ii iings the papers Nil,
Because they Ats the cheapeet. safpt. best,
And superior to others 10 Hefricks Pill;
From PIsAts; snd Flowers they're made u
Ths3 always cufs-they never kill
&. Thousands now In their graves were lsids
We Il not for Hstfick's Pill.
Each Pill with sugar is coated e'er-
A rare discovery of matchless skill,
Their like Was never seen before,
Until It appeared in herriek's Piii.
For years he's worked TO heal the sick,
with Joy elats his bosom lis.
For tens Of Thousands nov rejoice
At the msgi: powers es 6srriok's kils'
~HKRRICKS MATCHLFSS vHHETABtE
FAMILY PILLS have Inundated the world WITH
their popularity. over i've milliod boxes afs $50
annually, giving employment 10 ssgnty-nvs nes
and wolhen to put them up. Their cures ~ nen.
beeed b. theusands-tnef praises on the tongues ~
~. Citisens of Muscatins md slsewhsrss eavs
you ever used themf Rutpp u kng!nA, span'sn,
0srnaa and Rrs1sh diFeotieos. Large tsmuy
Aexse, IS snl Five bikes for 81. sold "9y-
NAen. Life
7 - adysst ssmsnt On Sri Page.
) n. PAL1Ek, Travelling Agent Tor soe osl
sl.n4 i. -. 80
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-11

on Henry W. Null one Of party who left this
place last Spring. bound for Pixies Peat. When
last seen he separated from the party on the 9sth
day Of April, near Fl. Kearney, on . bdaalo hunt.
He was mounted on pony. and wore SNUFF color
ed hat, corduroy pants, hunting coat. cloth vest,
buttoned close, red flannel shirt, trimmed with
black braid. and had on his person silver hunting
watch and about 800 in money. He was armed
with revolver, fowling piece, &c. He was .
native Of Germany, about SO years Of age. aud
Of large. muscular Frame @#s =.
Any information concerning him, whether dead
or alive, will be great relief to his distressed wife,
Mrs. Maria Null, living in Muscatine, Iowa. A
report was broughtto st. Joseph Mo-, last summer
Of man being found dead on the plains snswef.
ing to the description Of Mr.. Null. The name Of
the man who brought the report il not known nor
his place of residence II hs should see this, be 10
earnestly requested to 49, to Mrs. Null aud give
her all the information Nv ~ about the matter.
The papers of Kansas, Nebraska and Jefferson
Territories will subserve the cause of humanity by,
copying this notice. .--r e asa
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-11
"a I'D 800 a IS S& - e Z
mONTHLY AR8THACT

Of the Asssts, Lis6itisiSs and Cdedition Of tie
Necessities. Asenak Qt &8s State boak Of l0Wu,
for IL Monday Nos. z, 1859. ag
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-11

The river has been about q . stand here during
the week. Steamboats, have less trouble since the
recent rise. They report so inches water on the
Lower Rapids and feet in the channel from Keo
kuk to st. Louis. The Missouri river u reported
very Low, having only 81 feet scant in the channel
from St. Joseph to the mouth.
FsnoH1s between this port and St. Louis remain
unchangsd-viz: Is cents per bushel for wheat,
potatoes, &C., and 10 cents for oats for mscellane-
Gus merchandise CSC per 100 lbs. '7
ADsMA.-Ths Adelia, Capt. Blanden, is the reg
ular mail steamer this evening for Rock Island and
tomorrow forenoon fer Montrose and St. Louis.
Passengers and shippers cannot do better than
taking the Adelia. Axe. -., .r.-g.-,7.... So
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-11

The Family Cattar-
tic PILL il a gen, 10 but
active Catnartic which
the proprietor has u.e1 .
n his PRACTICE for more q,
chan twenty years. -
The constantly ! n-H
'reasing leonard from II
those who have long
use d t b . P I L L So
and the satisfaction
which al express in re.
gard to their use has in .
duced me to place them ~
within the reach Of all. E
Tn, profession we'll -
know that different Ca
thariics act on different -
portions of the bowels. 5
The FAMILY @ A
ThAR1IC PILL has, =
with due reference to s.
this we'll established
fact, been compounded g
from = variety of tho
pureet Vegetable Ex-
tracts, which act alike
On every Lart Ct the al
PRICE TIRE
The Liver Iav,gerator
Pills are retsilel hy Drug 2
Wholesale By the Trade in
=. 7. W. S
ii nufac.l
Ost. Is: S35 BIZ
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-11
i " SA n F o r DIS
'-.Hrs FAMILY 1885 '
G a I N hartic PIllS
COMPOUNDED FRol

= COMPOUNDED FROM ~
Pure Vegetable extfxcts, and psf up in GLASS
CASES. air tight, and will keep in any climate.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-11

imeneafy canal, md
are good anal safe in ell
cases whore u Cathsrtio
is needed, such Us De-
rangemsnts Of tie Ston
ach,. Sleepiaess, i'a,rs
in tbs Back and LON,
Csstivsness, Pain alu
Sureness ewes the whole
body. frem sudden "oic,
whoa frequently, II
neglac'ed, end ms lon;
courfe OF Fever, Loss eff
Appetite, . creeping
eeusatioL of ChlI over
the body, Rsstiesene'',
H.adsoh.., " ~eir IN
the head, Ill Infialna-
tory diseases. Worms in
Children or A ults,
kh. uInatism, o great
Purifier OF the Blood,
and many diseasss t.,
which flesh is heir t.,
too numerous 10 nrn-
ton in this advcrti,e-
ment. Dose l to 4,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-11
G r O G E r [ E S.!

HAVING bought the interest Of J. Nj. Col
IL man, still continue the business at tie old
stand, oornsr Of Second and Cedar streets, whcrs
Gan he found q large ana we'll sslecied stock If
6roceries, which will be sold at the lt~est cash
prices, at Wholesale Or retail consisting in part
az follows:
Crushed pulverissd, clarified aud brcwD Suysrs
Golden Syrup, Belcher Syrup, and New Orleans
Molseses;
Old Government, Java md prime Rio Cofse
Young Hyscn, Block anu flapsrial Teas Of va
rious grades
Ground Alum and Lake Salt;
Green and Dry Apples, Dried Peaches. Currants,
Raisins, Cinon, &c.
Alec, Charge variety irticles such AZ are usual!
kept ip'a grocery store. Also, > large quantity
of seamless sacks by the bals or by the dozen, a.
at1ow figures for ossb. 81 ~
N. y. The highest market n-;re paid for
Country Produce. :. UNDERWOOD.
Nus.atire, JaAuarv 7th. 1859.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-11

he enjoyed the reputation of reckless daredevil
fellow, possessing much more courage and fortitude
than principle After the cessation of the troubles
in Kansas he was engaged with Brown in running
of slaves from Missouri. Some few months since
he passed through Salem on his way East, As he
said, and spent several days here with his former
acquaintances. 1t is probable that he was then on
his to join Brown"
Young Copies mother (again married) resides,
q we have heretofore sta3sd, in springdale Cedar
county, about 20 miles from this city She il said
I'd be much distressed concerning the conduct and
fate of her son Edward, who is now only % years
Of ags. A younger son, about 10 years of age, re-
mains with her. A son older than Edward died Of
consumption about two years ago.
PAM TALK TO farmers. have noticed
in some of our exchanges Complaints of farmers
not showing that alacrity to meet their engagements
BY turning in wheat in payment Of debts that
correct principles Of honesty demand. We do not
know that it is any lessthe case here, and we take
this opportunity to enter friendly remonstrance
against practice SO hrtful to the best interests of
the community. 1t is well understood that for .
hing time past farmers have drawn ON the indulg-
] snce of merchants by promising to pay promptly
after their crops were ready for the market. Now,
there ID saered obligation resting with the farmer
70 fal6l this pledge, no matter at xhat sacrifice
real or imaginary.
The business man, when his obligation falls due,
has to provide for Il, if mot from expected dues,
then BY the sale Of bis goods perhaps at less than
their real value; or else, BY edecting loan At an
sxothitlnt rate of interest," in order to maintain his
credit. By what moral eede, We should like to
know, can the farmer plead exemption ffcm this
rule! Does he justify himsef for delaying 70 meet
his engagements ON the ground that prices ara not
just Whist they ought bs m proportion ie labor
and cost te biz productions He may talk sbout
being robbed BY receiving low price for swheat
but he should remember that there il another party
stpbsrobbedifh he don't pay accoidmg y agreement
The farmer cannot perch himself de6sntly On hi,
pile of uHtst, indolging himssE III sxtravagan'
fnciss Of futnfe rise in price, while his ceeditol
10 suasring for his pay, long due, wikhanf grea
risk Of incurring the penalties that usue aEaif
wrong doer. When his credit and his rsputetiou
ere gone, he may find his expectations efinsrsasss
profit also bitterly disappsiptsd We DO act rrs6ss
70 kssv certainly that wheat viii a yct rse aboss
present pricss though isdicaions incline % ssri
ously 70 doubt it. and, in any svsat wsheid y tn
belief that conscientious regard bf the lal,aen
!. of promised obligations is at I'll times The safes
scosrsea Of cosduet- that tshonssty = sths bes
policy" If there are any Of cur readers swAes
these remarks apply, we hope they will profit By
our snggestions.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-11
N . r I c r .

A meeting Of the Museati No County Agricultural
Society s to be hole en- At The odos Of Hoo. J. II.
Wallace, on Iowa Avenue, near Nevada Mil. On
Saturday, Nov. 3s,h, ut o'clock; to transact
important business. and to amend the Con-
stitution 80 thst our annual election nay come ID
on the last week il De emssr, In order 70 give the
for our Delegate to attend the State Sosietys
meeting at Dssmolnss. SUEL FOSTER, Pres.
30. WILSON, Sec. e
SnVvl9 W1W aa- "a
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-11
S'Y ENHEN'T

tnF the condition of the MEFB0P0IAIaE
OEIKE INSUR ANCE OG M rANY OF the Giaq
OF Now York, On the arst day of May, 1891 bong
the period of he last regular semi annual state.
unent al said Company made to the 9eeretuIy ~
state Of The Stale IS Iowa, pursuant to5tae lata-
utst Of said State.
The arfo of the Com pany is 't1he hfetFepots San
Fire lusuraae Company located IN the gisy,9i
New Yor+, in tne Siate of Nov \ oIk
49, "a CAPITAL. '4ss' ~
The amount of authorised Capital. 100000 %
\ =" 50 paid up in Cash. sou 900 20
b. s.s ASSETS rt a
Ca.h on hand in ofics, 1857 s.
~ {" !. Metropolitan Blk SSH so IA
stte7" Mcroh 'ts' Elk Blk IL, 9S8 Il + 10 1856 10
In hands Of q I'D dus from Agents, 1000 10
Real Estate f'A.E ta@tf - None ''.N''. ~f'
Bosds held BY the Company None
In,. due til. day en Bond : Mortsas,, 1o.osl "a
Debts due the CT. secured by Mortgage tAH
- uncncumbsrsd real estate, worth ,..s a.sa
In every cnee. SO per cen. above the
amount for which the same IL held f.s
% security by this Company. and lag A
$l56 900 thereof, and upwards, be-
Ing ON Real Estate, worth In each - Aa
3, case. double the amount for which gFg sft
the tams is held NJ security by this i.
interest, o".'y'I I'LL. sM. $50 q
! Interest thereon. :. 1l,2ls 10
paid City Premiums. s,ssl so
Other securities - .st.a. - = $500 90
4890,278 So
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-11
REED THIS DAY,

DIG MIC IApeRaAby Dd0keuN,
I Power OF Music-,y Bryant,
Lssiie's Illustrated, 3d.. &c.
oc,as It BU;.EETT'S.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-02

WASHINGTON, June l.--Attomey General
Black has replied to the joint letter of the
Utah judges Gu the subject of the military
force called for by the judges to protect the
court during the recent term held at Provo
City. Mr.. Black says it is the decided opin-
ion Of the President that the Governor of a
Territory alone has power 10 call out the ar
my; that there was no apparent occasion for
the presence of the troops at Provo that in
case there had been an attempted rescue of
the prisoners in custody, it was the duty of
she Marshal, not Of the judge, to summon the
necessary preventive force; that the troops
ought not to have been sent to Provo without
the concurrence Of the Governor, nor kept
there against his remonstrance; and, finally,
that the disregard of these principles and rules
of action has been, in many ways, extremely
unfortunate.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-02
Markcts-NEw YoRK, June |.

COTTON heavy sales 50 bales middling uplands l0sc
FLoUR-Receipts 500 bbls; sales 5000 bbls; State
and Western q lOc better unsound 81 5,25; Super
State, S535 g sos extra state $500 q 1906 round hoop
Ohio, $40 % 1895 common TO good extra Western, S70I
% 74O southern buoyant; sales 100 obs mixed to good
$l,5O % 1885, fancy and extra $3.50 g $500 Canada super
and extra nominal.
GRAIN.-Wheat buoyant; sales %, 600 bushels; Mil
waukee club, S,35 Lao; Western white, sl70 for
mon; mixed Illinois Sl65 a l,T5; white Kentucky, 81 80
Corn buoyant; sales $4,000 bush; mixed Western g0c
nominate white, 81 a 93c; round yellow SIC Oats quiet
Southern and Jersey ~ @ 5lc Northern and Western
So q 5Sc.
PR0VISI0NS-Beef declined Soc; sales 775 bbls the
total stock all kinds of Beef is 3S2ll bbs; country
mess 5000 q $3.50; prime, s65 @ Us; repacked Chi
Sl5O 20 1850 Pork quiet; sales 500 bbs including
500 bDls prime buyers option, 80 days, at S55 total
stock Of all kinds of pork 81 443 bbs; S72 prime
sl5l2 Bacon quiet. Hams 81 @ 81 Shoulders q tic
Cut meats heavy. Lard unchanged Butter steady;
Ohio 10 % 9c; State Is q zoe. Whiskey irner. Rice
firm; sales 200 erces at Al @5e. Sugars steady and
tive sales 1900 bills including $50 hhds Meado at 4lc
New Orleans " % &c; Muscovado St % 5sc; Havana
sales OO private terms Coffee quiet sales $50
bags; Rio skimmings lOic; Lsguayra re Moasse:
steady; sales 81 hhds p o. 80 % 36c and by auction q
hhds do ut 81 90 33c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-02

WAsBISGToN, June 1.-The States says that
returns from one hundred and twenty-nine
counties i'll Virginia, show Letcher 300 ahead
of Goggin- A dispatch from Richmond says
that the reported returns of one hundred and
twenty-eight counties give Letcher 3542 ma
jority, and the remaining counties to hear
from gave Wise 1881 majority Letcher's
majority will probably reach 5000. Caskie is
not elected to Congress. Letcher is i'll at
boma
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-02
Railroad Election

CHICAGO, June 1.-The annual election of
Directors OF the Galena Rail Road to-day, re-
suited in favor Of the Newbury ticket. This
secures the bridging ofthe Mississippi, at Gin
ton, and repudiates the Turner policy Of brdg-
ing at Lyons, thus removing difficulty here
totore existing to close connection with the
Chicago, Iowa, and Nebraska Road. The
number of shares was $4,000.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-02
RAILROAD Accident 1000 Sheep killed.

New YoRK, June l.-,Tke down train on
the New York and Erie Railroad, when cross
ing Well Greek, yesterday afternoon, ran into
drove of sheep, killing 5000. The engine
was threwn from the track into the Creek
The engineer had an arm broken. There
were no passengers on the train The loss in
sheep was $4,000
This seems to us q remarkable, if not very
dubious statement 1t needs explanation, to
say the leastl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-02
The Hamburg and Bremen Steamers.

WASHINGTON, June Applications have
been made to the French Government, that
in the event of Germany becoming involved
carrying the mails of the United States may
be permitted to pass freely to and from Bre-
men and Hamburg.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-02
Dutch Reformed Synod.

ALBANY, June 1.-The General Synod of
the Protestant Reformed Dutch Church is ia
session to-day About one half the delegates
were here st the organization. Rev. Samuel
b. Howe Of New Brunswick, N j., was chos
en- President The session was occupied in
presenting reports of standing committees.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-02
mae Slave Trade FlOurishing.

New YoRK, June Ia dispatch to the Sec
rotary Of the Navy states that slaVers bound
to several Southern S .ates are now on the
coast of Africa. They are expected home this
fall, with slaves for the Mississippi and Texas
markets
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-02
Movements of War Steamers.

NORFOLK, Va, June 1.-The ship-of-war
John Adams was towed to the Roads, to-day,
and proceeds Immediately to the West Indies.
The Preble will sail in a few days for the Gulf
of Mexico
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-02
BY E. " VAIL.
REAL ESTATE Az Auction

- Two Houses and Lot, No. 81 Green street, am IA
Nored with instructions from the owners sell Witbon
reserve. on SATURDAY next grne d at 10 a m he
above houses, as follows the house No "a Green street
Is convenient two story house, arranged fer two tcne
mehts Inc house in the part % said lot Is two
story mouse, arranged for tenement both are rented
AZ paying rates The lot contains about 10 600 feet Of
ana with frontage ON Green street feet directly
SPgoste Ash street Is in close proximity is Red Mills
Pa DINER manufacturing establishments Terms at sale
my30 dts f. w VAIL S,,efforo.r
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-02
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO TIE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
rAmerican reIegraph once, lincoln House Block.l
More News from Europe Another Report Of
America at Halifax

More News from Europe Another Report Of the
America at Halifax.
HALIFAX, June 1-4.30 2. M.-The Royal
mail steamer America, from Liverpool 2lst., is
signalized. The news for the Associated
Press will be expressed to Saclville and thence
be forwarded by telegraph tomorrow morn
ing. The course of the Nova Scotia lines rem
ders this resort imperative.
Important from Port an Prince and Dominica.
New York, June 1.-Adyices from Port au
Prince of 10th ult., state that there was great
deal of political excitement spreading IN the
country. President Geffrard had requested
the Legislature to vote the expulsion OF ex-
Emperor Seulouque for life from the Republic,
but the members refused TO do Il Our cor
respondent states that in consequence OF this,
tGeffrard would. on the 18th ult., depoSe both
Houses of the Legislature by military force.
All the munitions of war landed from the Gu
ban fiibuster brig African had been sold to the
Hay titan government
Later adyices have also been received from
Dominica. The government had decided to
redeem the paper money issued during the ad.
ministration OF President BaeE, at the rate OF
$1,000 of paper money for one of coin. This
paper money was first issued at the rate of
IS for the doubloon of SIC. Great distress and
confusion in commercial affairs was antieipa-
ted in consequence of this action of the gov
eminent. A decree had been issued by which
the government surreRders to Franco-Eng-
fish company Of capitalists all the mines of
whatever description for a period of forty
years, receiving as consideration an advance
of one million francs, and certain specified du-
ties upon the products of the mines. The adj
vance Of one million francs is to be paid about
the middle Of July, and this sum will to some
extent relieve the Requisite in its immediate f.
ish squadron was expected some time i'll July
TO enforce the claim of Denmark to indemnity
in the sum of $4,000 for the capture Of two
trading vessels during the Baez revolutionary
troubles
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-02
NOTICE.-By Licence of Court will be

N OIlCE.-By Licence of Court will be
sold at Public Auction, at the Dwelling House late
the residence Of Patrick lanlon deceased in Wor
eeser on THURSDAY, the 9Th day of June next, at 10
clock IN the forenoon the following Real Estate wit
dwelling House of three Tencnents two stories base
ment and aticbut but few years since, in good repair
new ana convenient barn, and the lot of Land which
they stand containing about 5000 square feet situate on
Ie Northery side of Pine street. St Marys Church.
Inc premises are the same conveyed said Patrick Ham
lon by deed of Marceus Sprague recorded in Worcester
County, Registry of Deeds, Book 5S6 Page 227 Terms
liberal For further particulars inquire ELI b. LAM
SUN the Auconeer, of the subscriber the Quin-
sgamond Wire Works.
MICHAEL D0NELLY Executor.
Worcester, May Il 1853. daw3w mvlS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-02
BY L. W. VAIL
HOUSE AND LOT Az Auction

= AZ the junction Of East Central and Pine Streets
shall sell on SATURDAY next June 4 at D. M .house
and lot situated as above, containing five It is
small convenient cottage, and worthy the attention Of
purchasers ishng for property in this locality For par
tlculars inquire of the Auctioneer. E. W. YAIIIs
my30 dts