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CHANGE or PAsToRs-We learn that
Rev. JoHv y. pnEFER las succeeded Rev.
Mr.. De BEEE as Catholic Pastor in this
village. He will also have under biz care
tie Missions Of Mauitowoe Rapids, Maple
Grove, Cato, Neree, and for the present
Two Rivers lie Is a gentleman Of fine
talent, and comes highly recommended fer
his piety and learning.
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ne Adrertisers nil please bear N mind
mint tie Pitt has nop the large5f circula-
ion Of any Eag1jh paper prirtea IN tbs
1,,ounty, and tint ii isT0r heir interest to
<ae its co1umny. ddgertise IN Il, and there
.ry increase your business.
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TT The Prince Of Wales makes seusi-
lie speeches considering that lie Is heir to
a splendid throne, aud that the "rays Of
dawning empire are already paying
around his brDg.' His observations are
always timely, appropriate, and finely
adapted to tie occasion. The tongue of
tile Prince viii last as long 50 somebody
else has brains to furnish ideas. This Is
a good arrangement Royalty and ialel~
leot are t@o wilel7 difeseu: t1.Dgs.-
Hai-rtown TCm5ryqt.
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PHILADELPHIA. Sept. |.

\ correspondent OF the Press announ-
ces that Mr.. Douglas will soon proceed to
Pennsylvania and will address a meeting
at Harrisburg on the 7th, Reading on the
8th, and at Philadelphia on the same eve
ming; thence to Easton and other towns
Of the State. lie then will return 10 New
York
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d.. WEl I.u's 3alsam f3r he luag.
d.. VS.. Hips Ba!5ag. for ii, Lungs!

CINcl@HArI, March 19. 1856.
Il Sis. \. L. ScoyILL & Co TENTS ::
Two winters 400 was very low with Con
sumption, and physicians seemed to fail to
10 me any permanent benefit, and l con
tinuel to grow worse al, worse, until my
physician tod NE that one Of nay Iuug-
was entirely gone and lLat could not
get ell, I then triel DR.. Hams Bal
sam, which a, first aickenel me; bat |
soon thre~ OF large quantities of matter
and pbleg.a, my cough gradually ceased,
my lungs began to heal, and continued
to improve, till WAS entirely cured and
have been able to attenI to ny business
ever since. / soon afterward recommend
ed it to an acquaintance Of mine who was
a walking skeleton, and apparently worse
than | was. He tells ne it was the means
Of saving his life. For further reference
call on me at my residence, No. 81, south
side Of East Third street, between Broad
way and Sycamore streets, or at the Mu-
segm on Sycamore strcot.
JOHN A. BOWIQUINE.
60, o1,arf;cor,7a,t
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EEEG"IEbas TgGEE3E

io!uy PdJi'c and general La2d Agcnf,
sToCNERInGE, CALUMEr CO., WIS.
VII attend to tie payment Of taxes. the caIlec-
ton OF oebsa, the ux IMITATION ot titles. Sc
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4. e e e : Z az.

County Surveyor, Clark's Mills, Manitowoc c0un-
", Wis, will attend to all business in his o.
fetal capacity, from and alter the lsJ Of March
1853. nl-tf.
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THE PILOT.

Agents for the Pilot.-RogSDs & LAsGDos,
50, Randolph Street, Chicago, are authorized
Agents for the Plot.
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DR.. Il. II. FROST.

4. i l..
T. tie Southern journal Of Medicine and PAar-
1tucy lie SAYS: lit will complete the cure of
alterations Of t e Palate and Throat, and mu-
ecu membrau, 81 the nose, skin and other parts,
IC viii cffaca tie B.otche5, Foul Spots, Stains,
etc, which ia constitution Of this character so
frequently occur from i GIT irritation, or which
rem ia after the alterations have healed, 1t
will re We the morbid conditions of the Fluids
and SoLds which Opposes every injury, however
slight, to degenerate with fostering, painful,
scabby ulcer. Il viii, in sh0, t, SO. improve the
digestive aud assimilatiTe operations of the sys-
tem that more healthy Blood sni more renew
cd fiber vii be substitute for the objective
conditions If che and tie oher, and thus fully
support the character Of these medicines for be.
in5 essentially alternative" Also statement Of
DIR. BLACK,
published in the Cincinnati E2sctic Hedicol
Journal, in which he says: After giving it
a fair tlia IN several forms Of di@ea e, am con.
Vinced that, Is 4 general alternative, It has no
sGI elior il tbs Eatcria madica. Since last
March, have trea Ell about thirty five cases of
syphilis without single future when the patent
gave ME anything like u fair trial.
SeoYIn's S4ssEaIi.la aud Sttllingi,,
Is a preparation which IS compounded upon
scientific principles, and with great care, by ore
thoroughly acquainted with the medical quAtie,.
and effects Of each article separately considered,
as well as the whole in its combined state.
MR.. ". S. MERRILL,
os Cincinnati, che Of he Oldest aud most rela
lie druggists OF that city, makes the following
statement:
1--WE have been acquitted with the formula
Of Aessrs. Scoyiils x Co.'S Compomj Syrup of
Sarasaparila and StIlIiugia, ani it has been
made u,Ger our supervision. The ngred enta
arc entirely OF vegetable origin; the virtues are
extracted in a great measure by the vapor Of
alcohol. No mineral substance enters into the
composition"
The formula for the preparation Of the above
will be forwarded 10 Physicians OF Druggists on
application to
JOHN D. PARK, Prorri tor,
124 Lake st, Chicago, III.
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H~ Yestar1av's Herald i an interest


iEg sheet, aud must be highly priced by
these who undertake to read it. FITcH,
being despised by all parties, is getting
desperate, aud IS fast losing what little
sense he once possessed. Near! = the
whole Of the inside Of lis sheet is taken up
with the " Psiot,' showing plainly that
cur paper is perfect eye-sore TO him
lie does not understand how it has reach
ed sucL7a commanding position among the
people, when he should know that It's in
creasing popularity is entirely owing 70
the Independent, straight forward course
it has pursued since its establishment. He
,hou!d know that the people Of this coun-
ty despi-e and detest the many acts of ras-
cality that lie ana his dupes have been
guilty Of, and tina: they will never sustain
the acts of corruption which have been
committed by them. We are perfectly
willing that the editor Of the Herald should
occupy his paper with US and the Pilot.
We do wish that he would continue on
from week to week, for It is well known
fact that
The higher up Z monkey climbs,
HE more he shows his"
We have more regard for the tastes Of our
readers than giving up our columns to Il
polihcal pimp Ike FncH, bat to show how
thoroughly debased he has become, we
copy the following sample from his yes
terday's paper. He says:
" Get round to your places, you Irish,
Germans, Norwegian, Bohemian and all
other sorts Of Democrats See that you
look after the caUcuses, and send none but
tools Of the Pilot 10 the Conventions"
The Irish, Germans, Norwegian, Bo-
hcniau. and all other sorts Of Democrats"
which Fucu in the above extract, sheer
ipg.y a'iu4ea to, compose two-thigJs Of
tho Democratic patty Of this couuy-haye
Stood 70 il through evil and good report
5.:.re made FucH, aud few Of lis follow
era fat, rich Lzy, and imPuIent, aud now
they -e ,lvir thanks ia the above extract.
Those ceg.aosants at The public crib PLAIN,
" ace That their bread and butter" is
about departing from them, and they turn
aroun anI . bite The hand that fed them"
In other words they tell the Democrats Of
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EevDDGN RoorH.-The United States
MsrsIas made another successful attempt
to arrest the great Shanghai martyr, last
Monday. Booth was staying at the
house Of J. G. Pickett, in the town Of [ il
ca, in ibis county. The officers getting
wind Of lis whereabouts, some half dozen
Of them undertook to arrest him about
daylight Monday morning but were resist
ed by the Picket family, AMI farm hands,
and people Of the neighborhood, and final
" compelled TO abandon the attempt
Booth writes long account of the mat
ter TO the Free Democrat, in which he in
dulges il more egotism and brayado than
usual The chief particiPafors in these
acts Of armed resistance to the execution
OF the laws, will have an account to settle
with Uncle Sam by and by, aud when
they come to adius, the balance will fad
that they have been INDUCING in expen-
sive aud dangerous luxuries.- Oshkosh
Courier.
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Sarsoprilla is a Tropical Root too well known
as cGe Of The Lest antid1tes We possess for
rotu.oss CcmplaiHts to med COMMUNICATION.
But a. Sill. <, Is Al articl. Of more cent use
n @cso'olous affections, We give telow the state
mcrt f
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LATE PAFEas.-We are indebted 10
FFzD. BoncuEEpr, Esq, for la,e copy Of
the Milwaukee Peop3e's Press, from which
&c extract important news.
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e. G.. SsEDE g.,

Maniio,poc, Wisconsin.
Dealer il Foreign and Domestic Exchange Col
lectioa, Land and Insurance Agent.
Prompt attention given to ali business
RLFEREECES:
STATE BANK OF WISCONSIN, Milwaukee.
DUNcAN, SHERMAN s. Co, New York.
KyAU6uT, NACHbD & KuHSs, &C 16>1y
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L. K. ANDs,Ls

Attorney at htw aud Notary Public. Office IN
Beuers huLdng, south sil, OF III. river,
A&G.tNwo2. IL "
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O. TDR4sESOE. s. Co..

Dealers in Dry Goods Groceries, Provisions,
Hardware, Crockery, Boots and Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Drugs aud Medicines, Gla 5, Nails,
etc. Produce of ali kinds wanted, nj If
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A F>& C4LLz>nAH-About the fullest
and NEST couIc"icut calendar wa have
seen, is one that has been published Is lie
Home Insurance Co., Of New York Tie
Home ms. Go. is one Of tho most enter.
rising and uJa.au;.al in the ci;y-NL
raa&ea Jts~gain.
One Of tie above neat calendars Is hung
up in the PIot s4nctum, presented Us by
TRr& h. BAn1y, Esq, The Agent Of tie
Home Insurance Company for His village
In t1e language Of tie Wisconsin, lie
HoDsc IS one Of tie most onterprising aud
substantial Insurance Companies in the
Union
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, SrADniSG ARRAY Al Two RrvEns.-A
: erious, if not fatal, .tabblng ARRAY occur
~ at Two Rivers on Monday last. 1t
gems that quarrel commenced il one Of
The fish shanties between two Canalians.
ne named JosErH KEro, and the other
famed CnAs. CAYNoR, which resulted in
abe former drawing knife aud stabbing
CArSoR in the back inlictjng dangerous
tound. CAY~oR then got away, but was
iolIowed by KEIo. Who threatened t. again
rttack him, bat was prevented By the in
flFei mans brother CAYNoR's wound
aIsi profuscly, and at last accounts he was
tn critical condition
KEIo was Immediately arrested, waived
rn examination, and is now IN our Jail.
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QEzlS. E1lELEEIs, M. ID +.


PUYSICIIN IND SURGEON.
},h street, Aanitowoc. Office opposite the Ger
man Methodist Church lI>Iy
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REPUrLIcAE NaurI>G.-The Hopnl,i-
cans, in point 0. numbers, had yerr .s.r
meeting On Tuesday evening, composed If
men, women ard children. The principal
orator "as Hr Henry SIHrEa, of tie own
Of hossuth, who reads New York pa
pers." AMI therefore knows more than the
F." common people of these backwoods.
His speech was foolish, witIaSs, sense,css.
and 4eiivere. IN manner which would do
discredit to the efforts Of any nine year old
school boy in lis town He was dor.deI
and Langaei At By some d lis own friends,
"lu.o other were -rioyeI and charmed,
We are personally tliend.y 70 Mr.. s,n"nF,
and advise Linn if lie is really caulil4te
for office this Fall, to make no further pre-
tensions TO public speaking. Another
such an effort. and his friends would be
justifsbIe in coopiag him up.
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:. w. SMITH.

DEALER in Books, Stationary, Notary Public.
- and Publisher of the Mantowoc Daily and
Weekly Tribune, Eighth Street, Manito-
voc, Wis. Agent for the sale Of Gro. A.
PRINCE & Cos Superior Melodeons. Keeps con-
= ntly on hand, and IS agent for most of the
Periodicals. Keeis a supply of Patent Medi-
cines, and the largest stock Of
- ChooE Cooks
ever brought to this market A complete as
sortment OF MC6uFFEY's New Series Of
Spoilers. PFianaegs. aDJRoRJ-
era. have Just bae4 received. aud ,i.a Il v3tt-..
ETY. Of cher goods are FOR sale r. ths
FRAEErTE BOOKSTORE
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En EgHDs De- sFG0Es wauted a.tbc
~ E@ i:evCc Fj.os OGr~, 'or which tire
aig4,5t plee VII ot.I 10 -aosel ri.rs TO the
paper aaTr:tt.,r9 g.,
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CHEAP APPLE TREES.

10000 Seed}Ing A2p7o Trees
FgNuE subscriber has at his Nursery in the At
u Ward in the city of Oshkosh, about Fifty
Thousand Seeding Apple Trees, four and five
years old, and from six to seven feet high, which,
he offers at The low price of
800 perhunared, or $4,000 per Mousand.
"a" They are we'll shaped, and in good heal
Thy condition. JAMES O'BRIEN,
March !, 1860. Nurseryrnan, Oshkosh.
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Five Dollars Reward.

-2--g~--.~s> STRAYED OR STOLEN from the
- subscriber IL Mauitowoc, about the
--L1s--A middle of July, red farrsw COW,
about 10 or IL years old. Her horns turned
down towards her eyes, had a white stripe on
her foreheed, and carried broken bell. The
above rew,rl will be paid or her return, or for
positive information Of p whereabouts
EDW'D SULLIVAN.
GsniJo@oc, August 81, 1860.
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We have the Universal Henrmers adapted to
all kinds of Machines. Price Five Dotrs they
viii be sent by mail to any one on accept Of the
above.
Notice to AGcnSs!- ne after a lib
craL discount to parties wishing an Agency or
right Of seie OF our Machines. with small in
vestment Of capital profitable business can be
readily established All -aIea to agents, wi h
discount, must re invariably for cash.
N.B.-Our machines all stand o. table, and
are worked by treadi9.
~ on remittance Of . dollars we VIII scrd
to a machine, per return Of exPTcsr. Address
G. 4. COOK,
AGrH .Seainq MaChine Co.
Office l2l Lake street, up stairs, Chicago
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Prices No. [. S2J. No. >
..,. ~
500, 10. ., 900. -}LGHHj o.
fjiriUu lfyfIiYaQ %o5 T., &40
e
IdHjJ 2talI -H"rhsaoS-
-@aA's'-'d, q ana 500 al "ho'a-a,e and retail
adrpaed to all kinds Of c.a.se a-d line work -
A.. ncies wanted in al .uuties Throughout the
Northwestern States, by
c-1rr,co sr,,,,-,,-., ,r.,.,.r,-r, .,,l,
- v - ~ - -'A-' / W.
Fan IN GGusp1 IiucrsHez-
which have 'ae highest testimonials and Ger
r. nrass ~, Win rnn 5srxsrd or fo,,r,rd
maxine smooth and elastic. stitch ON all Kind,
OF t.b.i.. Ly
l.-,rl, -, ..,,,,.r1-.. ,r,,.,r,,-,,,.l,
>''iN-A''" 80 y '-''' ~ A>l'i y !" ~
Fue>IY SCLgi3,g liucLmes-
Oar Iraclir es run with rfrj5l1 friction arGceZ
doing away vi h the stretching ana anuoysnce
ot q belt Or ia d, siacrltum which has long
been Sgr,-ht FIR. p3c}irqsdhaye q stIairht
a. cale and enaTd to prevent breaking, thus
common use. Made by
crrro,ro cr,,--r>-u,. y c,,r7,-r, 20 ..
IUmIiH ScrjaG HrrliaeS--
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CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE co

Fomiiy Sewiaq -Hochae$-
We will tu uisA circulars with full aud expli.
cit directions ior using, also explaining their
mechanical constg uctiou and giving the most
satisfactory e.ijeuce OF their superiority in ma
ny Respects, over al other f.Lniy machines.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-18

HE HISTORY OF THE DOMESTIC Bellows
The bellows Is not altogether a modern con-
trivance; bellows of large size similar to
those used in our smithies, are depicted in
medieval manuscripts as appendages to the
kitchen furnace, and the belows-blower ap-
pears in the list of the officers of the house.
hold. The introduction of the hand bellows,
however, is usually attributed to the Germans,
in the sixteenth century, but one Nicholas de
Yhonge, of Flanders, who became a citizen OF
York in the reign of Edward Ill, introduced
the hand bellows into domestic use, John Bar
ct, in 1863, leaves to Janet, his niece, "a peyr
OF belwys." pair in the possession of Mr.
Parker Of Browshome Hail. is curiously carv.
ed, with a scene representing a fox in the sur.
plice, preaching to congre cation of birds and
beasts. Tradition says that this curious speci-
men of treside furniture was left by Henry
the vi, with his boots, spurs and glove, at
Bolton Hall but Sir Samuel Meyrick, who
has engraven it in work on "Ancient Furni-
ture, discredits the story, and pronounces it
OF Elizabethan workmanship. 1t is certain
that during the sixteenth century these arti
Giles OF domestic use, being intended to hang
by the parlor fire, were highly decorated /;
sometimes they were gilt and painted, inlaid
with mother-otpearl, or damascencd with sill
YER The gussets, fastened with tretoil bull
hon-headed nails, were made of scarlet velvet,
ana the hozz.es were quantity chased and or.
namehted with masks. Those of Flemish or
EnSish hakes We're more homely in design,
put thcy enueaVoreu TO compensate for the
roughness OF the carving by inscrlbing il with
notices, such as
As the sparks do upward fy
Think that though hast trouble nigh
Or
Now man to man is so unjust
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Now man to man is so unjust.
That we cannot another trust.

HooD's "BLIND Door" LIBRARY. In the
year 1871, Hood became acquainted with the
late Duke OF Devonshire who appears to have
been kind and useful friend to the poet ali
through his life, and to his family after his
Death. AT the dukes request, he sent a list of
book titles for what is called "bnd door"
IN the library at Chatsworth; and nothing can
surpass the wit and humor OF some of these
PRODUCTIONS. For instance, "Dante's Inferno,
OF Description of Van Demons Land" "Ye
Devil ON Two Styx BLACK letter);" Lambs
Recolections of Suet !" "Lamb OH the Death
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TERMS OF yERTIsTNG.

ADVERTISEMENTS published in the DAILY or sl.0s
square for three insertions and 20 for sub
sequent insertion. Ten lines less) constituts
square" Advertisements ordered inside, or In any
prominent place, as also those largely displayed will
be charged extra rates Contracts by the year may
made on liberal terms.
In WEEKLY. First insertion 81 per square, each sub
sequent insertion 25 cents
~ All transient Advertisements must be paid IN
ddrdHce Yearly regular advertisers will be reoured
to make quarterly payments
~ No 0ratHifous Advertisements. No report reso
iufons proceedings of any corporation society or
association and communication designed to call aten-
ton to any matter of limited individual interest can
be inserted, unless paid for Advertisement
- The Publishers will not hold themselves respon
sbe for errors that may occur beyond the amour
charged for the Advertisement
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A RARE CUANCE-.F For anv ono wi

A RARE CHANCE--F For any one with
IL few thousand dollars. who may wish to open n
trade in the mercantile business, is now offered. The
Store long and favorably known LHthers CLOTHING
Store, in Worcester, lass is offered to Rent and
the neat and comm0diOus Fixtures for sale. This
store Is of the most centrally located in the CITY, and
has wide and favorable reputation. 1t is truly rare
chance Tor man OF small capital to enter upon the
Clothing Trade or In feet any other kind of mercantile
business.
Any one wishing to hire the store, or purchase the
fixtures, viii please apply for Information at BOYDEN'S
ENCHANGE OFFICE, Worcester, Mass. IS d2w
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III III A RARE CHANCE-A very de-

<=st A RARE CHANCE-A very de-
M srable and egiby located genteel residence, With
4Anearly acre of land, for sale. Hon Chas Thur
Der having taken up his residence in Brooklyn, n Y,
has favored with instructions to offer private sale
his beautiful mansion in Worcester Mass. Said house is
thoroughly built in the most modern and approved style,
is repete with convenience for comfort and nti
ity, containing spacious entrance hall with fourteen
large warmed BY superior furnace lighted with
gas Egyptian marble manes set marble basins in cham
beTs supplied with warm and cold water spacious bath
ing and laundry privileges, spacious kitchen with
abundance of domestic cOnveniences fixtures for
cooking &c, large conservatory two soft els
terms. good we'll large cellar with floor laid in
ment and many other advantages not enumerated This
shouse is i'll neighbOrbood of the highest respctabiitv
upon an elevated lawn covered with fine growth of
namental trees shruhbery, &C. with extensive
age nclOsed with massive iron fence granite foun-
dation There is also paved carriage way from the
street to commOdOus barn and carriage house in the
rear, built of stone in the most substantial manner.
the rear land is tastcully laid out with fine garden and
fruit orchard of choice trees in bearing condition
mented with hedges shrubberv, &c For and fur
ther information, inquire of Hon. CiIAS. THURBER at
the Mansion House, Brooklyn, N. Y, of the subscb
err Il. W. VAILL
iy3l DIFF
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=. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

IiI IN LEoMINSrER. subscriber has good
..A Farm, with one OF the best water powers in the
town OF Leominster Wor, ester County, for sale The
property consists OF good stone dam the Nashua
river, srist and saw mill in running order houses
one barn, with out buildings and about eighty acres Of
land The property is the great road leading from
leominster TO Lancaster, about half mile rom
ton on the ftchburE and Worcester Railroad and
halt miles from on the Ftchburg Railroad and will
be sold together or in lots TO suit purchasers oc
ton is good for the manufacture cotton or wool
en- goods, or paper; will be sold cheap The whole
part of the purchase money may lay for long time by
giving good security, and money will be furnished for
building, if desired
Also one other water privilege, ty-our of land
stone dam, buthO buildings in the westerly part o.
Leominster, ON the Nashua river, two miles from the
centre village in Fitchburg, and only mile the
manufacturing village at So. FitchbUrg will exchange
of the above property for real estate in the city Of
Worcester. IVERS PHILLIPS.
Worcester, March |, 1860. dtf mch5