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New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
RUSSIA.

circumstance recently occurred et Moscow, w9loh
created grfst sensation. The students OF the nj
yersty Of Moscow hissed Of their professors, WAo
hsa displeased them. The academic authorizes re.
solved 10 punish the guilty, and gave orders 10 ares
those WHO had commenced the disturbance. ih con-
sequence Of this resolution 300 students waited or me
Dean and requested him 10 strike their na 20 o. "a.
Gsts Of suceLts Of the University. 1tis tahuluVus
manifestation gave more serious character 20 tae
.fair. The President Of the College innsdale3 epi
pTi,ed the Minister Of Public Instruction oil wat nag
Occurred. AZ Moscow, this movement was described
ss political insurreoton, but the Goveromee' wae
rot hIaImed by these reports. When the Emperor
besr1 II yba. had occurred, he merely sent III. kow-
slewski TIE Minister Of Public destruction, and toe
Dear of 81. Petersburg 10 Moscow. These function
a,ies made q report representing the affair as a
scLoo.boy not, and lot affair OF State. The
MIri-.er recommended the students who had quilted
lie Colece to return, ard gave t1em eight days TO
consider Durirg tbis period, their passion cooled,
spd or the 9Th day 10 student. returned 70 the Col
lese TIE others soon followed their example, and the
Minister expelled only few OF tee TingeeteIs.
Ls NoT6 announces II al treaty OF conlnsrce ard
paygstion between Rassia and Great Britain was
signed at st. Petersburg Oh the l9t5.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

O. ~ i,ee people end have .be oDly odspes Leg'
la-STe az u y srIoek6 press EEshsh oPinin 80
h. en- erected isto kisd Of Aeophsn, ara veIee. @
pss,ed on any gIes. qass,ioo sss q ieroe 70
r,ieh ia IN Inc more ,tTer &C since a. isdVloHss 80
were probably as upsJ npstSe''c aDa u'i
ever. -, of thA En-
cNsh q v.nusr. and press has J; u tanl'.,sa on o.
Hands b. ep chiefly instrumental IN eneesIhg Toe t.1p
Isss II tie BcLsp2ltlst Clique: AaaIl bas ISsI.oa
a ,DppOIt on which abe hardy cOuIiet @si '
r. bf.p met with p resolution when her Insrs
Se. med wholly impossible. We sucereiJ uns. ,nat
Al. f,rner of these Powers ulB spprec'aie tae Ds-
Lavior Of nation which bears 10 eoooWh 70
Uluau ontsne absolntism; thst fIshcis 'YssPa VIZ
be..sy any than apy dear brother Of the Imperial
cla,s; ard that he vii eneeavor TO restore In
his 6oniniops the kDcl, authority which dis,
treni,bed tie old German Empire, in the place OF
tpst military oppression which biz family have leaned
from the RorsrOirs. As for the Frerch people, We
congratulate them on the cleaIDess with when t1ey
have that their sdYautsg in ths case cohcloed
with the claims Of iu.t1e. Iney have not wanted OF
eabs 70 assure them that Erg gaho gss too uuc1 ex-
iausted b7 tie Indian 70 Thick Of con'raverlng
the schemes Of France, and that eveo L the leen
Cover. m.Dt desired TO interfere, the EogEin L'osias
would check any anti-ltahsn policy Iney hAve noT
been wed an1 fer the sske Of al parties 20
this dispute, for the cake of France snd i,ay
most Cf all, rejoice thst tSe common seose
Of mankind has won the day. The war 80 rrcK.
lessly in yob ed would probably in Fix mcrths, nave
mace a combustion agans. France az Formidable as
that Gf 1915 Italy, in any case, conl1 only gam a
change # masters ard s1bsitOte The hng S,ofK OF
French Viceroy for the King Log OF an "T1'nay
Austrian Archdpke. Now, we are happy % believe
tlat there il no danger bU. from the folly OF the
SaIdipans who tayiI o5g kept up aD ar ny entirely
dsproporionste % the extent and W. ath OF the KING
dom have locke 10 war a. an escape ron tae nnah-
cia difficulties which other size thre stem 70 overtake
them Unless these bo sever, IN sheer desperation,
brenk the peace we have 10 doubt that the danger
l. for the present over.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
Wakefield, Nash s. Co.'s Circular.

p,y Anal LIvERPooL Jan. r. lSH.
CoTTc trade dsmsrd con:iBues slack and with
rood deal ol oferDs pces Of the current qo. ss ei
tarsy be quoted ss god on this day wee
have teen much eeprs.ed and the decline on sues
nearly y ~ Sales o-oay zoo bales Imports this week
J7 T6ts ssrs 80 oslssi Of which speculato TOOK
90 exporters iC0: leaving tie trad- ~ kl bas n.
continue b meet ony slow sale d % sdS LOT r'S'
ard y for Pearls ,.,,
oUEkcTRos PASITheIe has been more business doinf tes
IS for lae quality AID about 500 bags Baltimore
GGG1 y cwt.
L.aD-sslSs are limited 50 tuns having changed
haros cts y tee ..o...,rv r.
T.LLcw bss IN good request at 81 d'Sstor u
cutuues good dem,nd and with unfavorsee
ecoupts from Continent N QS Las been reAeo tHe s'
t.r for ve-y fue "a dsty ssies about ito tnns sst
TivorpY p-There has been Little more inquiry ~ %
cwt "a r.. oil
up 10 - .cr fLe New ,...,s
trsnssetiDus IN Crude ard only modeis~
br.I,es, IN spirits 81 50 6d4f T. cwt. In retail -
RosiS-Modnm and Fine sill qIite negiectsd sna
ou hss also seen In lees reaaes 5205S vhiss psv~
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 81, 1857


PRicEs tuFsEsr or AMERICAN PRODUCE AT LIVERPOOL.
PBoysIossbscou sull with al, iDprovenentin IN the
den and inquiry for American Cheese 10 fs request
fo fus Inferior quite elected Beef owing tbs prices
hooer, been In better demand aud rather
than average qAGy has been sold Pok sells very slowly
q, So 6iCi.
escoS-Lors xddles new, rib In, a. as y cwt Short
Mcdhs rib in, q ass cot. G Cut ND In, ~ IN Y cwt
CHEEsE-Fine, tS d5. q cwt ordinary 20 fair ~ apI
cet
PoRE-Prims Mess nsw, s. e7cI y tiefce.
SHouLDERs-St QS.
LAID hs, continued dull a, IS sass s-oDIy about 90
sod.
TALLov In good demand st improvement In price; Prime
Moth An ericsn 10 worth s. ass g.. 49,
have been quiet al the week. with onJs
limited demand.
A. b, day., market had fair attendance and prices are
roniDaly unetspged- ,,,,.. e...h.,r
Ca7 . 10 NJ sed westeru fG5 10 D Red SOUTHERN
ous Ws,;ern Canal Is al p lss 10 Phlad. phia he,
q as . 1876 5 Ohio, q az = s5 10 81 LOUIS - ~"i
Tf,o,.s coax-yelow, 20 asoj y iso ni Mixed, @ieSps
ows. re.claons adopted By the Liverpool
Tia. .. Barrel Flour weighed oro'' And Tsro Of % d
All Grain Flour and Meal DO ,od aud ster the ls.
tsfa b, ,he C. ntsl Of lt0 ID.
4 ~ rseommspoed Shippers 10 this Market 20 sdopt
more nesry Assnsed 70 the Cen a than tbose
row IN rse that 20 Gro, BtrEei Will be found most
conysrlert
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
AUSTRIA.

Negotiations were to be Immediately commenced in
the Lordon money market for q loan Of about
f6OC0, 600 sterling for the Austrian Government.
Baron Brenteno, who visited England SIX years ago
on similar mission was on his way from Vienna to
London The rate of interest is stated at per cent
The statements by German papers of n cOmiog inter-
view between tie EmperOrs os France and Austria
were considered in Paris as unworthy Of credit.
Tie leading journals OF Germany were exceedingly
violent in their attacks on the French Govefnm ut,
and urged tie necessity Of perfect understanding
between Prussia, Austria ard the German States.
Tie Vienna correspondent OF The London Times
says thAt in Southern Germany there has not been
such political foment since 1913. Popular dsmoi-
straiops of sympathy aud Loyalty were taking place
where ever the ElopeIors father appeared in public.
Tie Austrian Government had requested Tuscany
to assist the Auntrisn forces VITA aud money IN
csse of war. Tie Tascan Ministers were divided in
oDipiou.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
LOMBARDY.

The official Gazette Of Milan had published 40 atti-
Gle eDdesvoring 10 weekeo the sensation produced by
srticle in the Austrian Ga'tte, which announce
system of terror for the Lombsrdo Venetian kiogdom
TIE accounts from Milan tar less exciting tbs OF
late it is asserted that the condition OF affairs was
never go bad as has been represented. Letters rom
reliable authorities sssert that there not the least
chn1ce Of an il surrection. The story of soldiers
fr.teruizing with the people end shouting "Niva
rItalia' and others of Ike nature, are pronounced
impudent fctions.
II was rted that the sendDg Of troops from Au'
tra had been suspended on account Of the apparent
tranquility which prevailed.
The sI.i-cigar demonstrations continued in the
streets OF Milan.
The commander Of the Austrian troops had asked
TIE Municipality Of Teuars to provision the citadel
but the municipality retusad
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
INDIA.

The Bombs y mail Of Dee - reached Eeg'snd on
tie 90th JsI gary. Tna crre-p0Gdeuco adds lit e OF
moment 10 tie tc"gTsphc di.p,'cn already published.
The news IRON Oa-e shows lnaI tae work OF pscif.
ceiion araIy completed.
TIE 7Iwss's .ne,p irden' says TIA. Nena Sshib,
forced 10 gtirom Cba'd", 50 miles nor;h OF Bsraisch,
ad fed % 8 jungle tort, uOrth-ses' OF hat place.
Tie d.t,at OF TaDtiA ropee by Bhgadler P4rke was
vsry ceciced. Tie eEsm, fuus0t vel aud sustained
ore lcss The rspdty VITA salch Tantis moved
served Ia b0rrsSs [, British ,r'ops.
No serious dist 1aUc-s scrr expected rom any
quarter except Talsuop sheGe = large number Ok
ppys al shot tseusiives up. Ot1er leaders, with
ibeu troops were expected "a jim them.
The EOmcsy money market contsousd tight and the
Back had Tsssd It's OF dscoant per eent during
the 'crtpigL'.
4 large business was doing in Cotton goods az ad-
yaroirg prices. Exchange ~ a2 I id.
Fi,ishts- Cotton 10 LJndoO 2Oi e sdu; Liverpool,
IL A. tun,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
SARDINIA.

Prince Nspoleon coz timed at Turin. lie had held
q review of coo veterans OF the Graod Army
Anorp other patriotic shouts by the vote ans and the
or WI asseu biel were Viva rAlenZa ltne Alliance
and Viva ltala.'
Ire Turn correspondent Of The Tines asserts that
the reception given to Price Napoleon, whle pTo-
ceeCiIg from the railway terminus to the palace, was
extremely cold. TIE Turin journals likewise make no
mention Of enthusiasm. The marriage was said TO be
exceedingly unpopular st To in With the higher
classes and it is asserted that the King OF SARDINIA
did net give lis consent TO the marriage without uch
hesitation and some difficulty. .
Tie Cbanotr Of Deputies had commenced the DIS
oussior respecting the modification of toe law concern
ing the National Guard.
TIE Turn correspondent of The Times asserts tnat
the belief in coming war ives decidedly on the n-
cIea6e,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

IOSDON MoSEY MARKET -Oa MONDAY, the l9,h,
e.. M. 6, were cspte.s.d a. decline II y cent Ia
terto place. o. lLE-cay tte - iae ulNset was
COZ n 10 tnstiou, aLo the general ieeiDs va
rat y yotsOe but any improvement Ia 9so'a,ion
ON Frosy %. 2t n. msrs va. assin weaker C5nsss
op,rso A. sh. ile there 90 m posensni ounn;
49, a,y The closing lloson &l s7 for eaonsy and
account.
bcney counued abundant sod lo.os were oiereS en- Gov
,fpr.u ,sci rs a. q In tne discount mitkei there
bsa BEEN W e YcItsse demand The minimum ra.o
Wa about ?! = cert - ,.,,.- =,
The se,k Of the Bsrk Of Ens,nd eHAets de-
crosse iu The tH'gon f \ 1,Rl
me,,Is esrps Co. quote Bar Silver al lsi Dollars.
: i-. ard kases, y -. -
AvpRtCAN SECURITIES -MessT.. y. Bel, Son Go report
sstay; lu nssst for Aucrcan Securities durins tas
,, W, .. thsrs activity but Pes remain ea!reY
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
DEATH OF MRS. WORDSWORTH.

Mrs. Wordsworth, widow Of the poet, died on Mon.
day ms ht at III O'Clock. 90
fhe last thing tha. would have occurred to Mrs.
WoIdswoIth would have been inat her departure, or
anything about her, wouli be publicly noticed AMID
the syeIts Of stirring time. Those who know her
well regarded her With as trGe homsse as they ever
rendered to spy member of the household, or 10 any
personsge of The remarkable group which viii be tJf-
ever t,aoiionsy assoc ated with the Lake disticti
but this reverence, gereine and hearty as 1t WAS,
would not in all eyes be sufficient reason for re-
crdiDg more than the fact of her death. II ia
her survivorship Of such group which consti-
totes undisputed public interest in her deoeNe.
With her closes remsrksble tceDe in tle
known cottage, mount, and garden c; Rydal viii be
regarded with ether e,es when shnt up or transferred
10 new occ lparts. With Mrs. Words Tor,h al old
world has passed away before the eyes OF the inhab
italts OF the dis Iist, and new succssds, uh,h
may have its own dsIshts, solsmaitiss, heDoys and
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
TIE IONIAN ISLANDS.

Late sdy;cts from Corfu state that Sir John Young
had summoned the ioniaa Parliament ioI tns TI G1.n.
NJ CIsds,ore uonld oneo il as Provisional Lord High
Commissioner Hopes were expressed that OF the 40
DsDnties "a would be In favor Of reform alone, WITH
ont uriCn with Greece.
Later acvices from Corfu state that MY Giadstone
had called together the Deputies. The journals were
pubhshing details Of tLis Conference. AL the Depu;
lies for the revival Of the treaties Of lSl add
for the connection Of the Ionau Islaods TO Greece.
They al hteHte reused 70 easnGs tnn ptSpOS'a ~
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
TURKEY.

Adviees Rom c. ns.aDiiro,le Of the 18th on stste
That TIE reoo,'s cf 90 .p2p4chitg wsr had cAsssd
psBic op III Bourse. TIE J,prAdi dc C0ss.ssf.gop<
had pehhsb. a tis' qrhz,rg article.
The disiuroarc-s in he provinces surrourdirg Bag.
dad are reported Ia have beco De more serious.
Nes Coz flcis lad Arsen between the Can6iksns,
sId tie s.s,e Of Affairs particularly grave il Mo-!
davis.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
FEARS OF WAR ALLAYED.
FRENCH PREPARATIONS CONTINUED
NEW AUSTRIAN LOAN OF $50 900 ooo
Reported Death Of King Bomba.
REFORM AGITATION IN ENGLAND

The Royal Mail steamship A'ia, Capt L'ts' rhen
sslea from Liverpool st II: 80 the morning Of the
the 22d January, aniyed here at ol OK iast even
hg.
ne steamship F0ltOn arrived at Southampton about
noop the 2lst ult.
The u. s. frisste Msccdorikn was at Alexandra on
The 9Th Of January.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
PRUSSIA.

Prince Hatzfeldt, the Prusssn Minister at Paris,
died at Berlin on the 18th.
The Prussan budget exhbitss considerable increase
in the expenciture, csased by the proposed develop
nert Of the navy and the increased expenditure for
tie Crown. No new taxes, however, would be necee-
esrY,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
SWITZERLAND.

The Swiss National Council had voted credit OF
half n million, in order 10 change Immediately the
guns Of the whole Federal infantry into arms Of per-
cuss!On.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
FRANCE.

Rumors were again current Of the probable &C.
esssou TO cfce Of NJ De Perigoy as Minister OF Fox
eisn ATaiis, yice WaleHski. The report Was lot
generally credited.
Tie Yaris eprIsspordeI. Of TIE Ti~o say.;
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

Ihs ItEfs OI fuiey III o''"itN. s"eS
in the OF the Michigan Central and rsnn'yl
quotes as selr.: nrois Cents. Shares s, d pennsyI'
Iauia Central sondl l't mott s'Ii DO % mott %
LIVERPOOL MARKETS Jan. -, lS5y.-CoTros--
The Bros,r Circular says The nnkst this week under the
nence OF neayy cepts into The Amerci ports aud
im,ts and importers sun Offering very freely.
buyer b 10 most instances Obtained sight advantage,
Of the week have beer ~ 2O bales. ncad' i to speeulato
500 bss cGein. for - ortse @sSses S iss s%sS
at the following qnt,tlons: Fair O,lens 7Id Midos SD
Mlddin, eiSd 1hs SICK on haad is ,.n.isds at $500
eses OF whi 2iS are A1iefesn me orcula" say that
At Maeche trade continues qlt, and, re,p.ct, Yarn.
rather favor Of buyers. Coh msn,ios Il, drnne
bot sppcss have touched highest point or the present.
BsEAbsruFrs Mesr. Richardson Spence Co report tho
Corn trade eu and tending yard the country.
ls Western Is quoted a. IslG Pbiiaieph, aud Bal /.
more % dIi and Ohio At -. Woeat The mos, limited
S ,Io d sPf bayS Red %s w '1s s
Con dull .ad "a hss s'sr :, sS ES'Sp YsS ts Ys
Psosslcvssest more a tive AZ further reduction; ssles
Nv steady Pos in improved request aud
cut Is Ti.h peIa supply. Cheese in better request
u prces. Lard slow OF s6 ior dne in rAlow
ss Is P' '''d request at full rates. b'''A''' ''''''n I"
Psopuc,-The Brokers' and other Circulars quote, Ashes
out es.nss tsss cee ~ and susS.nSs
Re IN better demand pi 6im. Bah held tie ID.
ysLced quotations, Ph.j, phs hss sold readily at 6f9 g.
snd Baltimore ats607 Clover eed-sas. Of red American
at 81 ass and soodl5 fuy neh for he hshsr price Seal
and Oils Gull latter s3ti pale Seal 235d iS7 Lin
seed II steady 1t 3O 3i. CoHimo1 sin in demand at
ds 81 medium AID ae ioqured Tor, st $500 for
former epd ais for foe spirits Turpentne quiet
5s 6dF bat, At the close seller. under CO., Tea IA good
request and dssrer for Consou' common Consou selos H.
LOSDOS MARKErs.-Me-srs. Barring, Brothers &.
Co. report: WH'Ar doll at decline of 0A White Amer
cam 81 az Rcd - d# fLous, ~ @4i lRos unchsossdi
Rails 80 a 80 i bars, i6d f65 Scotch Pic, So as 8.
SUGAR full aud ia higher TIA firm
CoDgou, H. srRITs TUsPENTIsE firm at F6dil. CorTEE
quiet well supported. LNsEsO CAkEs-Boson In bags
70 IS N w-York, IN barrels flO 49, LRsgED Or dali,
and declined 81 Sperm advanced to 4T and Head Matter
TO 05 RICE large speculative deo and a. Sd @sd advances
but closing quiet TALLow st-ady 81 s. .3i5
HAyRE MaRKETs.- HAvRE, Jan. i9.-The sales OF
CoITos In tbs market duiLg tue ending ast e'eninss
amounted to so b.es sgspst o go bales Of Imports Tho
dull owing % the political squle ute and for
time regular panic prevailed, AID prices mser'ay deelnsd
subss ny quesr ooe prevailed bat the mrkee
co.ed s7f for Tres Or in,re BssAosrUgPs w-
charge and In the sbene Of business here
noninsL A'Hts dull and dropping COFFEE drm snd sooa
request Ous muca fr0er; Cod OIL would obtain %15h
insotve Ca oins, 2S Qf.6 90 SUGARS ID Asi the
demand bsk. TALLow and LARD quiet. WHALIsosi ass-
tcttd.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-14
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July Ii. The war depart
ment has adopted regulation fixing tax up
on settlers at posts occupied by one or more
companies, at ten cents month from each
commissioned officer, and enlisted men belong
ing to the command in each regiment The
fund accruing to it as above, or as much of it
as may be necessary, will be appropriated to
the maintenance of the band.
Dates from Ell Paso to the 28th of June state
that the Apaches had stopped and robbed the
mail coach near the Tucson. They had also
robbed the Patagonia Mining Company of sew
eral thousand dollars worth ofproperty. 9th
er minor depredations had also been perpetra-
ted by them, and they had committed one MUIR
der at the copper mines. A detachment
of troops was ordered by Colonel Bon
vile, but he had not men enough at
his disposal to make an effective cam
paign He recommends the erection of
four new military posts in Oregon. There
was much CONSERVATION at Sonora at the rise
of the Apata and Vague Indians, who are de-
feating the Mexican Government troops and
advancing on the settlements.
A bitter contest is anticipated in New Mexi-
co, between Otero and Judge Watts for the
Deleqateship.
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Tufts College Commencement.

BosToN, July 13.--The commencement ex-
ercises at Tufts College, (Universalist,) at
Somerville, took place today. Ten graduates
received diplomas, with the degree of A. B.
Gov. Banks was present at dinner to the
Faculty, students and guests, and responded
to sentiment The anniversary of the Math-
etan Society was celebrated with an Grafton
by Hon. Edward G. Parker, and poem by
John G. Sake on "The Press"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-14
The Trade Sales.

BosroN, July 13.-The great trade sale
opened this afternoon at Nos sc and 80 Pearl
street, with catalogue of nearly $4,000 cases
of boots and shoes. Terms-bills of $500 or
under, cash; over $500, months satisfactory
endorsed paper, or 4 per cent. discount for
cash. The attendance was large, the bidding
spirited, and prices generally considere1 salts
factory. Merchants from New York, st.
Louis, Chicago, and Norfolk, were among the
principal purchasers.
The saleof glass ware at 43 Summer street,
was also well attended Terms under 800
cash. Over, six months, or five per cent, dis
count for cash. A large sale of plated ware
was made on similar terms. The sale of car
riages in Federal street attracted many Gus
toners. An elegant light barouche sold for
$3.50, and other vehicles ranged downward, to
$ll0 for superior open wagons. The purchas-
ers were mostly Southern and Western gen
tlemen.
The sale of dry goods commences to morrow
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-14
nastrnctiva Fire.

ROME, N. Y, July BIN a woodshed Of
the Watertown and Rome Railroad Company
at this place this afternoon, four hundred
cords of wood were burnt besides six top and
three platform cars. Loss to the company,
Sc 900 no insurance.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-14
From Havana.

NEW York, July Craftsmanship Phila
delpha has arrived here with Havana dates of
the Sth. News unimportant.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-14
Auttioms.
BY A. E. PECK. AUCTIoNEER.
A SSTGNEE'S SALE OF REAL

IA TATE.-wfl be sold at Public Auction, on the
premises and in the order they advertised, FRI
DAY July 18TH at 10 O'Clock, all the right the
sgnees of Ahaz Bassett have the following Real Estates
One Dwelling House, with about 1900 feet Of land situa
ted on the of Mulberry and Shelby Streets it being
the same now occupied by A. Bassett
Also certain lot of land the Of Carol and
Laurel streets containing about 500 feet.
Also lot of land with the buildings thereon, situated
near East Central street. containing about 800 feet
Also three House Lots situated Ward and Millbury
streets containing about $500 feet each being Nos 49,
5 and ST. plan of lots recorded in the Registry of
Deeds for Worcester Comfy Book $40, last page, to
which plan reference may be had for description.
Adm THAYER,l ..,,~,oo.
iyl2 dat W S. DAVIS, Assignees
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Meoitimes, 6e.
MOREHEAD'S MAGNETIC PLAS-
.LN1 TER.-THE GREAT STRENGTHENER and PAIN


superintendent of this Institution. diff ie3
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ual in its results beautiful, scientific, external
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Nervousness, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia Coughs and Colds
Pains and Aches of every kind, down 10 Cos are
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cate woman, and the feeble infant To each all will
prove balm and blessing Its is agreeable and
without annoyance trouble. Its price is within reach
Of ALL rich poor; all may have It, and all should have
IT, who are sick and suffering In any way
tfr- Farmers should be always supplied with this |
valuable PLASTER twill be the good physician in an
household, ready at all times and at instant notice.
Put up in airtght tin boxes Each box will make six
to eight pasters and any child spread them Price
% cents bottle with full and plain directions.
d. G. MOREHEAD, NJ d.,
Inventor and Proprietor 10 Walker street, N. Y.
MOREHEAD'S MAGNETIC PLASTER Is sold by al
Druggists In every CITY, town, and village Of the United
States apis WHY diff no
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BY f. w. VAIL.
GRASS AT AITCTTON.I shall sell Al

NhAOC AL AOC1ION--l snail sell dI
~ Auction, on THURSDAY next, July H. at 10 A. NJ.
on the premises Eighteen Acres of Grass situated the
west side of the Mbuy road nearly opposite the Israel
Whitney farm upon Land belonging to the estate of the
late Gardner Paine Terms at sale. Z. W. VAIL
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