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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-01

FARMERS BoYs.--The following article,
which we find in the Valley Farmer, West
ern agricultural periodical, we commend to the
attention OF every famer's boy. Parents should
also point it out to their sons and if necessary
read it to them carefully, and then hand the
article over to them, without comment, unless
the remarks be of a mild, pleasing nature
In the wide world there is no more impor-
tant thing than tarmerss boys. They are not
so important for what they are as for what
they will be. AT present they are of but lit
tie consequence too often. But farmers boys
always have been, and we presume always
will be, the mrteriol out OF which the noblest
men are made. They have hepth and
strength; they have bone and muscle they
have heart and will ; they have nerve aud
patience; they have ambition and endurance !;
and these are the materials that make men.
Not buckrams and broadcoth, and patent
leather and beaver fur, and kid gloves and
watch seals, are the materials of which :.en
are made. 1t takes better stuff to make
man. 1t ia not fat and flesh and swagger and
set-concelt; nor yet smartness, nor fippancy
nor toppery, nor tastness. These make fools
not men; not men such as the world wants
nor suQb as will honor and bless Not long
hair, nor much beard, nor a cane, nor pipe,
nor cigar, nor quid of tobacco, nor an OATH
nor glass of beer or brandy, nor dog or
gun, nor pack of cards, nor a novel, nor a
vulgar books of love and murder, nor tale of
Adventures, that makes a man or has any
thing to do with making a man. Farmers
boys ought to keep clear of all these idle, fool
ish things. They should be employed with
nobler objects. They have yet to be men of
clear grit, honest, intelligent industrious, am
bilious men,-who shall love their country
and their kind. With the means they possess
how easy for them to be in fact first class men,
They have land and stock and tools they
have health and time and mind they have
schools and churches and papers they have
books and perseverance and the heart and
hand for work. More than this they need
not. Let them awake and work, and read
and study. 1t is not all work, nor yet all
study, that will make them men of the right
stamp. They must work intelligenty, and
study with an earnest purpose of being bene.
fitted, and then they will become what they
ought to be, the real men of the world"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-01
TERMS OF ADVERTIsTNo.

ADVERTISEMENTS published in the DAILY or sIes
ior three insertions and 20 for each sub
oluen' insertion Ten lines or less) constitute
square Advertisements ordered inside or in .,v
ploheht place as also those largely displayed. vii
Sn'isea extra rates Contracts by the year may be
segment insertion Is cents Psi square each SUD
w An tIanslent Advertisements must be maid "A
to make quarterly payments viii Oe required
~ No gratuit0as Advertisements No renor+ re,o
buttons, or proceedings of any Corporation socint -
association and no communication designed 10 ali "
ton to any matter of limited or Individual inteTest IN
be inserted, unless paid for Advertisement - ~
81 The Publishers viii not hold themselves resnor
sble for that may occur beyond the amoun
charged for the Advertisement
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-01

A LITTLE FARM WELL TILLED.-The
words at the heading of this article are worthy
of much consideration. The great hindrance
to successful cultivation of the soil is the
meaning of the words, a big farm untitled A
few acres of good land well dressed and well
attended will produce abundantly more in pro
portion than large tract lily cared for. To
prove this assertion, we need not look farther
than good garden, and compare its produce,
its value &C., TO like quantity of land on a
farm. A small farm, with good care and am
pie manures adapted to the soil, will vastly
more renumerate the farmer for his labor than
sowing to the whirlwind over a territory of as
many acres as there should be roods in a
farm. Then again, there are obvious advan-
tages in small place. Much more time can
be devoted to adorn the homestead to make it
attractive-lovely TO children. Such home
as the whole household will reverence, by the
associations clustering around the spot of early
childhood, by those strong attachments of
which the poet declares
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-01

offering any king of provocation. We think
that the Partisan theatres, pestered with
slow stipended claqueurs, will be highly bene-
fitted by the new organization ; and as for the
artists and authors whose misfortune may be
to hear the almost forgotten sound, they may
at least comfort themselves with the thought
that they have paid nothing for their whistles.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-01
"TIis first. his best is over at home.

There is no allurement in big farm ; all
fascination is lost in vexation, trouble of one
sort after another, IL looking at every part of
the compass to see if the wheel in the wheel"
is operatng.to advantage With an increase
OF acres cs.les increasing Of cares is truth.
full saying, because more tillage is then need.
ed, more fences to be kept in order, and every.
thing relative to good husbandry must of nee
essity claim greater attention. A little farm,
with few cares, is mine of wealth, patri-
mony that kings might envy but cannot pos
sess, because wealth is to poor to buy the solid
comforts of the farm house. Till little and yell
is a motto that should be kept in every mind
and if duly practised will be a sure passport
10 successful farming operations.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-01

Putup for dealers III cases containing four, eli ht and
twelve dozen-a beautiful Lithograph show-card accom-
panying each package.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-01
a. a A CHOICE FARM FOR SALE

fiF74 II OHVIVE FAKM FUR SALE
Msilil n NORrHB0RO', MASS.-Formerly owned by
sA.s Horace - Fiske, containing about 100 acres
peror land situated the old county leading from
Boston to Worcester, about one-thrd mile from the
depot and same distance from three churches schools
etc The buildings consist of modern built house. 3sx32
rect and finished throughout in the thorough
ner, with an L. woodhouse, workshop carriage-house
and shed connecting with the barn, which is 9Ox3S feet,
with good cellar under the whole and also good vegea
the house and barn. and there is also neveraiing well
OF pure water near the house. The farm and garden
contain large variety of the choicest kinds of mutt all
IN bearing state including young orchard 200 apple
trees of the best varieties Just coming into bearing The
farm is In good state of acknowledgements and very
pleasantly located and with beautiful stream of water
passing through it. nearly in the center. The buildings
also pleasantly located the center of the farm
and are all conveniently arranged and good repair
The woodland Is amply sufficient to supply fuel for the
farm Price $1,000 All the Stock and Farming fools can
also be had, fwaned, at fair price, Apply TO f. Dun
MING on the premises, +. DUNNlNG.
NOrthDOrO'. Inns
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-01
DR. H0OKERS COUGH AND GROUP SYRUP.

CERTIFICATE.-We, the undersigned know the
statements made by Dr. Hooker relative to his Cough
and Group Syrup be true in the strctest sense hay
ing used it in families and known of its having
been used in numerous other families and instances and
always with the happiest results.
Eliplalet Trask, 1t Governor; D. H. Brigham Lucins
Z. Ladd, Lewis II. Taylor G. W Rice, NJ. W. Weber,
Rams. Hail, George f. Page, Henry A. Chaplin, A. c.
Barton, Henry Chaplin, Elbridge Brigham Joseph r.
Wcbher, Charles G. Marcy, Chas, V. II. Austin, of
Springfield; Michael WacOtt of Chicopee: and hum
dreds of Others for whose Games have no room.
o20 ded&WeOwlf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-01
EARM IN WORCESTER FOR SALE

Il belonging to the estate of the late Samuel Jenn
SON situated four miles easterly from the city tho
Westborough road, two miles from New England Vii.
agc in Grafton and two miles from Millbury, and iy.
ing directly on the Boston and Worcester Railroad the
Mitbury station being but onethrd of mile from the
house Trains stop twice day each way. Contains
about 200 acres nearly half covered with valuable
and thrifty wood the other half moving, pasturug and
age' Under good cultivation, well fenced with good
growth and twice that number of older growth Build
nss IN far condition and nearly all lately shingled
good milk cellar and containing wei room, never
falling well of water, wood room; pggery in basement
with set Kettle and granary in second story Barn 100
feet long annually filled with hay and grain from the
place tlints pond Is within third OF a mile OF
the house, and beautiful and fertile island of thr.
teen acres easily accessible with teams lies close by the
shore. Apply to CHARLES WESS0N, on the premises
who has occupied them for eighteen years past to W.
5. BARTON, at Worcester, or to SAMUEL JENNISON,
~ state street, BUstou, s0S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-01
- A RARE CHANCE--A
! VALUABLE SUBURBAN RES

H5liI IDENCE. with Sixteen Acres of superior Land
.AA For Sale.Ihe subscriber will sell upon favorable
terms his desirable House. Barn. and about sixteen
acres of land situated in tie norherly part of Worces
ter on Lincoln street. about II miles from the Court
House, n desirable ncighborh0od The house is nearly
hew IS thoroughly and conveniently built, commodi-
Gus Barn. 40X4O the land is elevated soning to the
south, is under high state of CIVILIZATIONS upon the
same are one hundred choice Fruit Trees The location
is very desirable, and to any wishing small farm of
choice land little remote from the CITY, it Offers
opportunity. Possession given Immediately. For furih-
er particulars inquire OF L, w. VAIL, No. Flagg's
Buildings, opposite the Bav State House.
diff l. MASON on tho nron,isoe
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-01
Turnlture, 1T.
NEW FURNITURE WAREHOUSE
Substantial and Elegant Furniture.

E. W. VAIL, late of the firm of E. C. Partridge Co.
would inform his friends and the public that he has leased
the beautiful and spacious Warehouse No Fagg's Bud
ing, opposite the Bay State House, Worcester and will
give bis attention to the Furniture business in all its
branches, and will keep constantly hand well select
Cd stock OF substantial and elegant Furniture bought
cash from the best manufactures in the country and will
warrant the equal in style and finish any sold
Worcester County o. the money Will be refunded. His
assortment will consist Of rich and medium Drawing
Room, Parlor. Dining Room, and Chamber Furniture,
Looking Glasses in every variety of style and finish will
keep hand the best Live Geese Feathers pure curled
Horse Hair Mattresses, and all other kind of Mattress
es; also very desirable assortment of elegant Window
Shades Fixtures &c; all o! the most approved kinds of
Spring Beds and in fact every article usually found it,
Furniture establishment Furniture of all descriptions
Upholstered 10 order in superior Do fail to
call and examine the stock before buying.
1923 d&wt
GECON D-HAND FURNITURE
Persons giving up housekeeping, and wishing to sell
their Furniture for Cash. and have it removed without
further trouble will find to their advantage to call on
PUTNAM e CLARK,
diff No. 1913 Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-01

EVA single bottle of SPALDIYG'S PREPARED
GLOE will save ten times its annually to every
househod.-B1
Sold by all prominent Statloncrs Druggists Hardware
and Furniture Dealers, Groccrs and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make a note of SPALpINGs
PREPARED GLUE, when making up their list. 1t will
stand any climate. deod& wly mis-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-09-22
ARmOR "a FLINN.

TWO sniIes sortb OF Esmposias nanufaetuFs snd
keep for sale Eumters Flour Gcgn MesI. &C.
Also, viii bsy and sell Land. sss Id Dan
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block 90, lots 50 81 IS 80 81 SO 90 e5
sc SO; block thirty, lots SIS Sc IS 80 81 81
TO 9S inclusive; block thirty one, lots S6
SO 80 90 "a 90 90; block thirty two. lots
72 IA rs rs so 80 81; block IS, lots II 7s
73 IS rs n 20 80 81 81; block 81, lots II
7s IS 10 80 81 "a; block So, lots II 1877
70 81 I44 I46 I4e I52 I54 I56 I58 100 I64
I66; block thirty six, lots I4I to IDS inclu-
sive, I48 lac $50 I5s to I56 inclusive. I58
I60 I6I Ice I63 I65 I66 I67; block 81.
lots 72 "a rs 78 80 8e 81 I4I I43 I45 lat.
lac I55 I57 I59 I6I I63 I65 I67; block SO,
lots II to rs inclusive, 70 70 80 SO 80 81:
block 80, lots 72 70 IA IS n 70 70 Sc 83:
block 20, lots 81 to 65 inclusive, 81 20;
block forty-one, lots SO 81 Sd 66 68 40;
block forty-two, lots so GO Ga &c 90 20
lis lis lie lei I95 I27 Isl I35: block 43.
lots ia lie III lis leo lei lee ia les
to I33 inclusives IS5 I38 I4es block -,
lots 81 So 81 So 81 SO ia II6 lis leg
I24 Ie6 I28 I32 I36 I4O.
Block IS, lots 81 to 63 inclusive IS &c 81 90 20;
blk 46, lots So 50 81 GA IS ct 81 Is 10; block a.
lots So 81 66 60 20; block AZ. lots Al 46 45 So So
block 40, lots 43 A As AZ 50 So 81 SIS; block so.
lots 43 4S so 81 So 81 S. block ST. lots IS Al 80
81 So So 60 80 81 Sc 50 log I04 LOG los ITO 10:
block So lots SIS So 81 SO so 80 81 80 80 81 95 81
IS 100 I0I I02 I03 I06 I07 100 10: block So lots
46 As so 50 81 SIS 81 SO 81 I0I los lot I09 block
81 lots 43 "A Is IL 49 so SO So 81 SIS So; block S.
lots IS 46 AZ 10 81 So 81 50 ST. block S. lots 80 81
80 81 IS SO 81 80 40 Al; block 81, lots % 30 80 80
35 81 80 40 II 49, block So lots 80 80 "a 80 40 So
Ct 63 65 g. II 10 II ST. block So lots 90 81 80 IS
Al So 60 &c 6S 10 ~ 76 rs so 81; block 60. lots %
81 to 40 incusive block 6I lots 90 80 80 "a Sc 81
80 Al AZ; block CO lots 80 40 AZ; block g. lots Is
I6 30 - "a o. block Ca lots Is to Is inclusive 81
% "a 262 %; block 65, lots Is 90 81 % 25 26 81
%; block &C. lots Is IL IS 81 % 25 81 80 30 81 So
40 42 AZ so Sd block 81, lots % to Sc inclusive,
40 Al 43 Al 45 46 4S 49 50 81 So 55 So; block c.
lots 90 81 90 % 90 81 IS 81 43 IS Al 49 ST So S.
block &c. lots Is Is II IL 30 81 90 25 % 2S block
20, lots IS Is IS 81 % "a 25 90; block H. lots
10 ii 10; block ~, lots 3 457 10; block
10, lots 2 3 5 s ii Is IA II IS 81 % 25; block
"a lots - 10 to Is inclusive IL IS 90 % 90 81
25 90 81 %; block IS, lots 2 4 IL IL - II I6
I8 30 % "a % block rs, lots I 2 3 4567S 10 10
Is IA: block n, lots 8 z 8 I0II II Is IA
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% 25 81 thirty-one forty-one SO IS 81 So seventy
one eighty 81 80 lot lis III lI9 I97 81 las
I37 l43 l49 ISL l63 I69 twelve eighteen 30 81
"a 40 Sc IS so 20 SO l02 1914 1913 ia I24 100 I34
l3S 40 ITO.
Constitution street-Lots one eIesea fifteen
% IS 49 55 sixty-one So 65 So g a nl5ssty-one
l03 los 100 Ill lI3 lis l2l 1913 l29 lSz I39 I4I
155 81 159 I6I I67 GO Ill ten fouFEesn % g
Sc 80 so "a Sc 100 l04 IOs ll2 Ia IIs 100 l2l
I22 100 1872 134 136 1873 LA IDS I4S l52 156 l5e
I66.
Merchant street-Lots 25 AZ As fifty:one So 81
81 one hundred and eleven l35 I43 l45 149 SO
I55 Isl I69 III 6 ten fourteen eig9ltses 20 46
so Sc ~ 50 100 136 1873 14S $50 152 I5f 15e l72.
Commercial street Lots fifteen aaineteen
tSenty-one p % thirty-one 80 IS fortysgnr ~ GO
81 60 aeyenty-oDe IS II 70 SO 81 SO I051c7 Jog
lis l35 IS9 1913 203 209 oil 2l3 22I % 229 233
235 237 239 243 PAS 249 PSI 255 26l 90 56s 267
269 27I 28l 2S5 287 29I 293 3O5 3II 3fs s2g 331
1893 339 30 go 1913 I24 1913 100 1852 l64 lf6 100 204
206 206 80 2l2 2I8 242 244 256 264 26s 26S 276
800 1924 $3.50 $3.50 334 1893 342.
Mechanic street-Lots 5 twenty-one % q thirty
one 35 81 forty-one 43 ftyone 65 IL 70 IS l01 l03
los 1877 I43 las 147 Isl 157 l63 I'll sixteen eigh
teen % % "a 26 30 SO 50 81 66 rs 80 I04 log los
ITO II2 Ia I26 l26 100 l36 l44 l52 158 l6G l66
I68 40 l72.
Market street-Lots thirteen SO 35 81 SO Al 65
10 81 105 100 Ill us SO 139 l41 Ia i47 149 Isl
l59 l65 ten fourteen 30 "a 30 80 Al 40 48 81 76
70 1870 l34 l36 138 LA I46 148 l60 l62 l66 40.
Union street-Lots eleven fifteen twenty-one
81 ID to ~ I'D sixty OHe OO I'D ID tiRlIy-
one 80 l01 IO3 Il3 lis 123 l29 135 lat 159 l63
l65 l67 l69 2 twelve sixteen eighteen 90 % 26
40 GO ~ so 90 l04 ITO II8 100 l22 24 126 l2S $50
148 l54 I5S I72.
Exchange str0et--Lots 8 seventeen nineteen %
81 90 thirty-one 80 IS 80 Al IS 81 80 1l3 1T I2l
1913 1877 l29 13l 1873 1877 139 lab l49 1853 SIS Isl
63 l65 sixteen 81 80 "a 81 IA 50 l02 10 Il2 100
l36 140 LA $50 152 I54 100 l62 l64 I66 l72.
Cottonwood street-Lots one eleven thirty one
33 81 Al SIS 81 seventy-one IS II 10 SO 50 l0I l03
l07 100 10 lib III 1875 l45 l47 l49 I53 ISIS l57
1863 Ill fourteen 90 % "a 80 80 so SO "a 81 "a &c
rs 79 "a Sc sc IO4 log I08 lI6 100 124 1876 1913 32
1874 1873 140 l42 l48 $50 l52 l54 158 100 166 l70
I72
Sylvan sfreet--Lots one seven eleven thirteen
fifteen % 90 thirty 80 81 80 ffty-one So 81 6
81 50 73 eighty SO ninety -one SO l0l I07 los
lib lis III I2I I23 1877 1873 lbs 1877 al l45 ISL
I55 161 167 169 8 twelve sixteen eighteen SO -
SO AZ 46 SO So So 60 IA 90 80 80 100 I0S lib IS l2
l22 I24 1870 I42 l46 las $50 I52 I64 166 l6S III
East street-Lots thirteen % % 33 35 81 forty
one Is 50 sixty-one 81 SO los Ill II3 lis III 10
1913 l29 l3I 1873 1877 l39 I4l 143 AS LAT l49 Isl s.
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Block 20, lots / 3 5 1911 l2 i6. Block
II, lots ! A 5 Is. Block 72, lots 8 to 8
inclusive, II 12 IS 5 Is. Block IA, lots
936711 Is Is. Block rs, lots ! 2 z
IL IL IS IA 16. Block 76, lots 8 10
12 Is 15 Block IT, lots g 6 z 8 IL i2
IS II IS. Block 10, lots 8 5 8 to 10
inclusive, 15 Block 79, lots g "a IL 12
IS Is is. Block 80, lots 8 10 IL 12
IS 16. Block 81, lots 3 12 IS ID Is.
Block 80, lots 6811 Is is. Block 80,
Lots 3 6 9 10 IL 12 IA Is. Block "a,
lots l 3 19 Is. Block IS. lots 8 8
10 II 13 Is.
Block So, lots 2451l 1914.
." 81, lois 1 9 1911.
.' SO, lots 8 $40 II L.
&c 80, lots 8 6 10.
IS go, lots 3 a So lO11.
:" 81. lots l 2 7 8 12 Is Ia Is.
Block go, lots 8 578I1 IS. Block 50,
lots 679III3 10 16. Block 81,
lots 9IO1I -. Block 95, lots l
24569 10 12 ID. Block SO, lots l 3 4
1871. Block 81, lots 2 12 IS II
Is. Block SO, lots 3 4 9 10 II 16.-
Block 80, lots 7 10 IL 12 Is IA 49,
Block 100, lots 10 IL 12 - ID. Block
1O1, lots SOL Is. Block 1O2, lots g
5781Il31 16. Block 1O3, lots
24812 II Is. Block 1O4, lots 5
67I112 IS Is 16. Block los. lots g
3578s 10 IL I2I Is. Block 1G6, lots
ASH 12 Is ID Is. Block 1917. lots
g 1867 COMA Is. Block 1o8, lots
Is 679 10 II 12 Is IA. Block 100,
lots l TO 10 IL 12 Block 10, lots
8 1 IL L. Block Ill, lots l 8 5 9
IL 2. Block 112, lots 4 6 8 9 10 IL
Block Is, lots l 8 5 z 8 8 10 IL 12 Is
ID Is. Block ia, lots 4 5 6 IL
Is 16. Block lis, lots 2 3 10 12 13
1415 Block 116, lots 6 7 II 19 Ia.
Block III, lots l 9 10 12 IS IA l 5
Is. Block 118, lots 5 6 and from ! l
to Id, inclusive. Block lI9, lots l 4 5 7
8 9 10 to IL inclusive, Is. Block 100, lots
l to Is, inclusive Block l2I, lots
34579 1915. Block 122. lots one 9
51314 Block 1913, lots one, 8 8
eleven 19 Is 16; block 1874, lots 8 8 9
ten; block 1875, lots 2 to Is inclusive
Is; block 1875, lots one a 81 8 to -
inclusive; block 1877, lots one 5 6 7 ten
IL Is IA Is; block 1913, lots one g 8 5 7
IL s Is; block 1919, lots one 6 g IL to
5 inclusive; block $50, lots ten to
ID inclusive, Is; block 131, lots ten to
twelve inclusive: block 1872, lots one 6
ten GW6iNSS DlOCk loo, IOIS OI0 - . tSu1
block 1874, lots one 6 ten eleven:
block 1876, lots 6 9 ten thirteen fourteen
fifteen; block 1856. lots 2-3 6 7 twelve
sixteen; block 1877, lots 3 z 9 ten thir-
teen sixteen; block 1873. lots one 9
ten thirteen; block 139, lots one 2 8 5
ten eleven twelve thirteen; block 14O, lots
one 8 ten twelve thirteen sixteen;
block 141, lots 5 Z ten thirteen; block
142, lots 2 ten eleven thirteen fifteen;
block 143, lots one 2 8 twelve sixteen;
block IA, lots 7 8 8 ten to sixteen in
elusive; block las, lots one ten to
thirteen inclusive, sixteen; block 146, lots
one eleven fifteen; block lat, lots one
twelve thirteen fifteen; block 148, lots
one q ten to fourteen inclusive,
Is; block l49, lots 8 ten twelve fifteen
sixteen; block $50, lots fourteen;
block ISL, lots one Z 8 thirteen fifteen;
block 152, lots ten thirteen fifteen six
teen; block 1853, lots 2 6 ten; block 154,
lofc ono Z 7 ten
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Block one-Lots 8, 4, 2, 8, II, 10
Block two-Lots 4 611 12. Block three
Lots AS Z 8 10 12. Block four-Lots 9
a 12. Block fve--Lots l g 8 10 to
10 inclusive. Block six-Lots g 5 Z
9 9 10 131 Is. Block seven-Lots 5 6
8 IL IS TO- Block eight-Lots 4 8
10 to Is inclusive, Is. Block nine-Lots
2 10 to Is inclusive. Block ten-Lots
to 7 inclusive, II Is IA Block eleven
Lots Q 3 7 II to Is inclusive
Block twelve-Lots 3 I2 IS IA 5.
Block thirteen-Lots 3 z 10 IL 16.
Block fourteen-Lots IL IS 16. Block
fifteen-Lots SAT 1915. Block sixteen
Lots 8 2 8 10 IS. Block seventeen
Lots 4 5 8 12 IS Is is. Block eighteen
Lots 4 6 8 1O1I l2 Is. Block nine
teen-Lots 3 5 8 10 12 Is Is. Block
twenty Lots to is inclusive. Block
twenty -two-Lots 3 II to l6 inciu-
sive. Block twenty three-Lots 8 12.
Block twenty -four-LotS 6 8 8 to 12
inclusive. Block twenty-fve-Lots
I9 49, Block &c, lots 3 to 12 inclusive;
II Is 16. Block 81, lots g 4 5 IA 16.
Block 28, lots 8 Ii. Block 90. lots
/ 9 19 Is Is. Block SO. lots 5
9 IL IA Is. Block 81, lots l to 6 inclu-
Slfe, D II X II 10 10. DIock OZ, iOtS . &
.914I5. Block 50, lots 4 10 IL 49,
Block 81, lots 8 12 Is II Is. Block
35, lots 3 I2 Is 10. Block Sc,
lots 1 9 3 9 10 I9 Ia 15. Block 81, lots
8 9 10 II IS. Block SO, lots 9 3 5
8 9 10 l2 IA Is Is. Block 80, lots
7 10 12 10 16 inclusive. Block DO, lots
! s 8. Block Al, lots 9 II 12 IA IL
46. Block AZ, lots g 3 8 8 IS l5.-
Block -, lots 3 to Id inclusive, 16
Block ~, lots 10 to Is inclusive
Block 45, lots 2 8 z 10 IL Is Il Is I6
Block 46. lots e 81 Is. Block Al,
lots ] 2 5 = 9 II i2 1415 Block 49, lots
] 10 IL ID Is. Block 40, lots ;
ii IS ID IS. Block so, lots / 4 6
l2 Is is. Block 81 lots 4 9 IS. Block
So, lots 4 6 2 10 Is. Block So, lots s
5 10 Is Is Is. Block 81, lots g 8 {
! 6 TO Is inclusive, Is is. Block SIS, lot:
3 5 to 10 inclusive. Block Sc, lots s
/ 5 8I3. Block 81, lots 10 IL I2 Is
| Block SIS, lots g 467Io@II IT, Blocl
| 50, lots 9 IL If Is. Block Go, lots z |
Block 81, lots 6 10 Block 62, lott
1I457 8Il 14f5 To-. Block s., lots l :
A Z 10 IS. Block 81. lots 3 8 II
.IIII4I6516. Block So. lots g 10 H.
Block Sc. lots A 5 8 10. Block 81, lot
IA 3 81 g. Block 68. lots 3 5 6 So i01e
Block 60, lots g Al; 8 to i6 Inclusive
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E,aporia I'oarra Site.

EfspoTGd IOdrn SHe-
West sireet-Lots 8 to I6 inclusive, "a 80 IS SIS
20 % "a 76 - "a 50 I64 l06 100 liz 1l6 lis to
l22 inclusive, I26 I42 IA 145 I58 i60 162 I66
les 10
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