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CAUGHr-A certain well known Democrat 0f
this county, on the Fair ground on Thursday last,
offered TO bet with young Republican ESQ that
Barry would be the next Governor oe this State.
the bet Was imBedateIy taken, and q put up
as forfeit money; On beng asked by Democrat
soon after, why he made 80 foolish bet, he re-
Piled, he did not think the d-n fool had any
money. The $50 has not been forthcoming-
HoveV Rem
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VOL. 6, NO. l6.-WHOLE NO. 2S6.

your brethren, when you ale sufficiently inform
cd as to understand the position Of the several
parties correctly, you will support honest Abe
of the West as sincerely and zealously as we do.
Know then the principles Of the Republican Par.
ty:-EqHol Rights to all citizens, cl!ether ma.
tire or foreign born economy in the adn,inis.ra.
ton OF the Sorernmen!, and an ira,nediats, total
and eternal exclusion of the bdrbarous syste,n
og Siarery from oil the 7trrito,is iss Of TIE Uni
ted Staies.
MAURICE BYRNE,
JOHN GRADY,
T. MCLEAN,
GEORGE LILLY.
HENRY LAUGHLIN,
b. LYNCH,
THOS. PATTERSON.
A., COMMITTEE.
ALBANY. y. Y Sent On
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FAREWELL MISSIONARY MEk1IS0.-On Thurs
dav, a meeting was held at the Jane-street Uni
ted Presby terisn Church, the Rev. J. Brush,
pastor, 10 bid farewell to Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. Ew-
ing and Miss McXown, missionaries elect Of the
United Presbyterian Church TO Cairo and Alex
andria, in Egypt. Addresses were made by the
Rev. Joseph I. CcOpe. Of Philadelphia, who sas
Chairman of the meeting, the Rev. Or. Dales.
Secretary Of the Board Of Foreign Missions Of
the United Presbyterian Church, the Rev. Mr..
Gordon, Of Cambridge, Washington County, the
Rev. Mr.. Church OF Philadelpha, and the Rev.
James Fitzpatrick, Of the United Presbyterian
Church of Scotland, the closing address being
made by Mr. Ewing, one OF the missionaries, al.
ter which collection was taken up for the mis-
sionaries in Syria. Ar. and Mrs. Ewing and Mis-
xcKown would sail in the CITY Of Edinburgh, a
noon to-day, from the foot OF Spring street, wher
al their friends would have an opportunity o
bidding them fareweIl-N !. Iritsns.
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Enormous GRAIN REcEIPTs.-We wish eur
readers would bestow glance upon the tables
showing the enormous receipts of grain at this
port yesterday, for which there has been no
parallel in our own history, in the history OF
the world. Eight hundred and tovty-~ins thou.
sand b~shels Of rheat were poured in upon US
during the twenty four hours ending last night,
and Of other grain almost sufficient to make the
receipts one million Of bushels during single
dsy.--Bufaio Erpress.
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As SuRy AS FATE" Post Master Walker, of
Detroit, is iefunct-that is, officially dead. Ar.
A. W Buell. 10 the next victim. We prophecy
kss early dissolution. Repids H~sll.
(Dexglas.)
Just co. and his successor will Be Repub6ean.
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sTssT OF BRECKISRlDGE AND DOUGLAS IL Cos-
SEcTIcUr.-The Hartford tConnecticut) Conrasf
saws that the relative strength of the Douglas and
Breckenridge parties was tested at the late cleo
ton in New London, in that State. Both parties
nominated full tickets, and the result was:
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This will DO very well for Connecticut where
Douglas wa- claimed to be all owerfh-D>sroit
Democrat, tBreckiaridge.)
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NJ. ELDER,
ARCHITECT AND DRAUGHTSMAN.

LANSING, MICHIGAN.
wuiiurnish Plans, Specifications and Estimates
"a n tue best style Of workmanship, and designs for
snurcnes, Court Houses, Hotels, Private Dwell
nngs, &C., and will contract to furnish materials
aaa oui'd anything in the line of Building, or su.
Penhsend the same on reasonable terms. Please
give NE call. on
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nsyrCEs OF THE SUPREME COUH
,uDGES OFTHE CIRCUIT COURTS.

:, Nat. EDWARD II C. WILSON.
- "a NATHANIEL BACON.
:. {. BENJAMIN , II WlfHEREIL.
- q. EDWIN I.AWR- nee.
O. a BENJAMIN + GRAVES
e. "a SANFORD VI GREEN.
.s "a JOIAH TURNER.
"a :. LOUIS ;. LOWELL
o. FLAVICS j. L!IfLEJOHN
,os a. WfLEER =. wOJDWORTH
~, P>~insuis, DANIEL GOODWIN
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fFIc|AL STATE DIRECTORY.
SLATE OFFICERS.

.,-va WlSSER. Governor.
sa,,1, N r. FAIRFIELD, Lieutenant Governor.
~ say O. IsBEfL, Secretary Of STATE.
ssoSfy A. THOMSON, Deputy do
nnD.yisI. Z. CASE, Auditor General.
30 JOSEs Deputy 60
IN Mckinney, STATE Treasurer.
..Js.nDDgg HUNTER, Deputy 80
saX GREGORY, saperinteaden mt Pub. instruction
ccSnIyD r SrEBBISS, Deputy do
ss,Sss ~ l.NBb bRN, Comm ssionar State Land Oftice
1sIIaN sANBDiN, Deputy do
,an1a N. HOWARD. Attorney GeDersl
ss,ynTgICX W. CURTENlU., All and Qf. Master Gen
rnsTICES OF THE SUPREME COURT
ecce;E MARTIN. Chief Justice.
SSAC Y. CHRI-1IANCY, Associate Justice.
AaEs v. CAMPBELL,
sIyyOLPH NAN Nsi<O- -
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dread lest the cause of humanity may be s.ricke,
down again IN another t,oody field of Noyara.
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VIEW LIVERY STABl.E,

NJ. j.. - a NJ I T. Il = ,
MOULD INFORM THE CITIZENS OF Ian.
W sing, that he has opened a new Livery
sasle, with full stock Of feet, wel-broken
H'rses, comfortable Buggies, Double Carriages,
md Sieighs, and by close attention to business
hopes to merit a fair share of public patronage.
Lansing, November So, 1858.
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DEATH OF NorID TRorfISG HoRsE.-On the
10th inst, the wsll.known Kentucky trotting
horse ZE:k. Taylor, recently renamed Bayonne,
was being driven at pretty good trot on the
speed track at the National Fair, Cincinnati,
when he suddenly reared and fell over upon
his side, dead As red herring" He was
eighteen years old, and has seen much hard
service, having trotted many rsces His best re.
corded time was 2:ss, but he was said to be one
Of the quickest horses known to the half-mils
post
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II. WILCOX,

HOUSE, SIGN, AM ORNAMENTAL PAINTER
noe "vef ~ X II. 10 Buth .iones'- Drug store ne-
ssns and Pcrtfsils Tor P1Htc,i banueS execa,ed in
The bes. ssyls pa
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'sa'onsole Boot sud la eslak-r ,os and Shoes con-
SANITY on hand, mid order on short notice nd
HreasonAoe prices All work warranted. Sha ID nearly
spp,ase Baileys Baking Oric-, Washington Avenue
Lansing, Nich. 224
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HORATIO pr ATT

"ius! Al counsellor at L,x and Solicitor in Cha,
ee'!, "hi'amston, Ing am Couasy, Michigan
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Keep Him Away,

Albany, \. T., Sept. 90, 1860.
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S;2s s1%Sss - !; S5sHs 5sSTsh Board Of hl-'''''
/, Ds, BENZ /. BAXTfR,
>, ]. EASTMAN JOHNSON,
>. LEVI BISHOP,
IN :. DONALD MCINTYRE, Regents Of the
j,a Z LAKIN BROWN, Unirersi,y
s,h - HENRY WHIfl>G,
IN LUKE II PARSONS.
s,h " OLIVER L. SPAULDlNG,
JAMES a; wALKER, ! Trustees gf A'yls~
Up LEROY, Deaf, Da"sJ and Bi,nd.
Rr.B " FAY, PrinapaL
Asylum for Deaf, Dumb and Rlind-Fint
JEREMIAH w0ODBCRY,)
HENRY MONTAGUE,
LUTHER n TgsSX,
NSA PITCHER, Trustees L,sune Asy,nm
CHARLES CO6GESHALl.,
DANIEL L PRATT,
As,lam tor thsinsane--Kalamazoo.
Sssssar stass afsssa, 4 SHANK, noa,a cf Control,
GEORGE ". LEE, House If Correction.
HARMON CHANBERLlN,
CHAs A. rR0w BRIDGE,
GEORGE ". LEE,
CHARLES TRIP, Railroud Com isstou,rs
WILDER FOSTER,
CHARLES uPSOS,
WI l. SEAION, Agent ,f the State Prison
J EUGENE TENNEY, State Librarian.
AMOS ROOT,
fssS 5EEs5S + ;ssss sssaS Inspectors IF the State Prison"
SAMUEL P MEAD, sup- It Nary's Falls shio Canal
cHARlss DlCHsY, rre.'t state Agricultural Societv
,. JOhN>roNE, Secretary Do DO
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sThe horses recently sent TO Gov. SEWARD by A. oa
Bey are of the two races in italics:
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j. w. LDNGYEAR
STEPHEN laOssEHOUSE.

"A" AND CdA>CrBY BUSINESS, Lansing, Mchi,
commissioners iJg The state ., Nex Ymk
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-05

RICHMOND, Va, March 4.-Vincent Witch
or and grandson, who committed the triple
murder in Franklin county, Va, last week,
have been acquitted on the ground of selfde-
fence.
NEW YORK, March 3.-John G. Boxer, a
wealthy German merchant, died today Mr..
Boxer was well known as the owner of the
Dusseldorf Gallery Of Paintings, father of the
young lady who eloped with John Dean.
PARKERsBURG, Va, March 3.-The water
in the channel of the river at this point, and
for two hundred miles below Pittsburg, is
twelve feet deep, and rising. There are daily
departures for the Ohio and Mississippi river
landings.
PHILADELPHIA, March "a brutal homi-
eide was committed here this morning. John
Parker, cartman, was beaten to death by
two young rowdies, at a lumber yard. The
attack was unprovoked. Parker was Prus.
sian by birth. The rowdies have not been ar
rested.
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Ernm Wa shinptnn

From washington.
| WASHINGTON, March 3-The friends of the
administration say they have a victory in the
action of the Pennsylvania Democratic state
convention recently held at Reading, and in
the selection of the delegates to the Charleston
convention, claiming them as almost without
exception friends OF the president and support
ers OF his policy.
Judge Blacks physical condition changed so
much Tor the worse this morning as to increase
the alarm felt for him on the part of his friends,
but towards the close of the day he became
easier.
United States Senator Latham of California
arrived here to-day.
The letter of Gen. Houston to the President
has not been, but may soon be, made public,
in response to the resolutions OF both branches
of Congress, calling for information in rela-
ton to the troubles along the Texas border.
1t is understood, however, that Gen. Houston,
among other things, represents the existence
of actual war, urges immediate succOr, and
Indicates his intention to call out volunteers in
sufficient force to pursue and punish the enc
my to the fullest extent 1t is known from
the latest Texan advices that he is vigorously
prosecuting his plans to the letter A reply
has been sent by the president, who there is
reason to believe, is opposed to this independ-
ent course in waging war, and especially as
Jul dudiIS Will hle&lCO are Ill Il CRITICAL COll-
dition, and as orders have been dispatched for
the marching of large bodies of troops to the
| frontier; and the instructions are OF such
character as to accomplish the objects contem-
| plated, without unnecessary delay. Governor
Houston has been so informed by the
| president. Also that the calling out of
volunteers for the purposes mentioned by
| properly devolyes upon Congress no un-
| conditional order has been issued by our gov
ernment tor the forces to pass into the Mexican
| territory. The constitutional government last
summer gave permission for the landing Of
naval forces at several points, for the pr0tec-
ton of the persons and property of American
| citizens, and it is probable that, in pursuance
| of this course, provisional arrangement will
soon be made according to which the Govern.
or of Tamanlipas will offer no obstruction to
| the crossing Of our troops in pursuit OF those
who may seek refuge in that neighboring ter
| ritory. There is no truth in the report that
the Mexican Minister, Senior Mata, is opposed
to the treaty or any part of its provisions.
Charles E. Weed has been appointed and
confirmed as U. S. Marshal for Washington
Territory.
The House committee on territories have
under consideration the subject of re organizing
the territory Of Utah, so that voting therein
will be based npon legal votes instead of in
habitants, which will give the Gentiles a show
OF fairness Another project before the COM
mittee is to divide up the territory Of Utah
SO as to reduce the Mormons to a state of nee
essary inferiorty territorially, and compel them
to abandon the soil which they now inhabt,
| or obey national law.
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From Utah and Pixies Peak.

LEAvENwoRrH X. T., Feb. 2.-The central
overland mail express has arrived here, bring.
ing dates from Camp Floyd to Feb. 9Th, Salt
Lake to the 10th, and Denver City to the 22d
All was quiet at Salt Lake. Bill Hickman
was slowly recovering from his wounds. The
health OF the troops at Camp Floyd and Fort
Bridger was good. The express brought three
passengers from Denver and $500 in gold
dust. No letters come by this arrival. Bust
ness at Denver was improving, and many
miners were leaving for the mountains. New
diggngs had been discovered in different sec
tons, and parties had gone over to the Colo
RADIO prospecting. A company was being or
gained to explore that river as far as For
Yuma
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FRAUD IN GOLD Exclusive described, a
few days since, very dangerous fraud-a
gold eagle which had been split, portion of
the gold distracted, and the vacancy filled with
white base metal. 1t is now stated that the
white metal is known to the Chinese, and the
workmanship on the genuine, to render them
OF less value, is done by them, and if the Uni
ted States officers will trace back, or examine
future coins, they will find them emanating
from the Chinese quarters of San Francisco,
Cal, where many counterfeit gold coins are in
circulation, all of which are well executed and
taken in the California branch mint. This
metal is still a secret with the Chinese.-Ne,c
York Tribune
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-05

SOUTHERN CUsToMERs.-On a recent visit
to the warehouse of one of the principal firms
in the clothing trade in this city, we encoun-
tered at the door several cases of goods ready
for shipment, four of the largest of which were
directed to firms in four different southern
states. The hotel registers, as well as the Wis.
Its and orders that our merchants are receiving
from the South, this spring, indicate that the
advantages offered by our market are not lost
sight of by coolheaded men of business, and
that the harangues of politicians do not always
pass current for the expression of a whole
people.-BoSton Com Bulletin.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-05
Southern Disuniouism

RICHMOND, VA, March 4.-Goy. Letcher
yesterday sent to the Legislature commune
cation from Gen. Sta7ke, the Missouri commits
sioner, urging speedy action by Virginia in IA
vor of southern conference for her self pres
ervation and for the preservation of the consti-
tuition and equal rights of all the states and
their people in the confederacy. 1t was made
the special order for Tuesday in the Senate
and referred to a committee in the House.
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TNHE BEST PREPARATION IN USE
HILLS MINT SPECIFIC,
FOE BAIpNEss ANp FALLING orr or rHE HAZE.

The great inquiry that has been long and constantly
made for preparation restore the Hairn Badness and
to arrest its falling of has led the Inventor to originate
the MINT SPECIFIC for this particular purpose and in
doing he earnestly hopes that discriminating public
viii make distinction between this special preparation
the world is entirely distinct from them
The following bona fde letters from reliable persons
here submitted as being worthy testimonials for
curing the confidence and patronage Of the people
Mr. 10. HILL-Ay Dear sir; take the liberty to add
of badness and falling off of the hair A few weeks
since procured bottle of your Specific for the of
some time past and apparently was causing premature
unless s0Te remedy was spesdy SPPsd 4
before using up the first bottle the falling of Of her hair
entirely removed Wishing you the most complete sue
cess in the sale of your valuable Mint Specific, re-
main, Truly yours, GEORGE SESSIONS.
Mr., J. Q. HML-Deqr Sir: l consider it justly due to
gard to the uneQualled preparation you SO recently
SGoasht before asnd the people namely Mint SPECIFIC
quaintance omine who had lost her hair months
was quite bald BY my representation was induced to try
the rSt bottle has produced for her complete head
the renewal of the hair and ones expectations how
sanguine, could be better speedily realized
Specific TO those who have lost oosng their hair
'D' 'ScS CONDUCTOR worcester A snd Nashua hnMG
= WORCESTER, April u.s. 1853.
MI, HILL-Your Mint Specific, which has so recently
araton for the purpose for which intended here
send you my experience, and you at liberty TO use
this In any way you wish. For year my wife's hair
had been falling OFT and she was troubled with dry scay
eruption ON her head so that she was quite bald Last
the of bottle her head is covered with hair and
4 SOFT glossy and natural The eruption has entirely
disappeared, and she has promise Of ne growth Of
healthy hair NY entire confidence in your Mint Specf
c enables me to recommend 1t to all who need any prep
ation to strengthen the hair and prevent badness
a. well as 70 those who have already lost their hair In
either case 1t Is invaluable.
Respectfully yours, ISAAC CUSHING
Prepared only byJ JOHN Q. HILL, Apothecary Worces
ter, Mass. For sale by all Druggists. dis&wtf ~
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THE LOST STEAMER

NEW YORK, March A passenger by
the Africa says Mr.. Cameron of Montreal and
MIR. Wilson of Toronto were passengers in the
Hungarian. Capt. Shannon says she had one
hundred and forty passengers.
MONTREAL, March 81 P. M-Capt. Craw-
ford telegraphs to the agents of the Hungarian
that five more mail bags have been found, but
no more bodies
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-05

PHILADELPHIA, March 4.-Wm. b. Foster,
Jr.. Vice President of the Pennsylvania Rail.
road, died suddenly this morning, aged 45.
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Books, Stationery, &e.
G T A n D A RID BIO OK s.
FOR SALE By
ED RID MELLEN .JR
e30 Main Street.

Irvng's Works complete in 81 Volumes in CLOTH half
calf, and full calf bindings.
Prescott's Works complete in IS volumes; cloth and
half calf
So The edition of Cooper, illustrated by barley.
Marryatt's Works complete in II volumes; in cloth
and half cloth
Grote's History of Greece IL volumes
Humbodt's Cosmos, volumes.
Motley's Dutch Republic, 3 volumes.
Hugh NIers Works, complete.
Gibbons Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire.
Agnes Stricklands Queens of England and Scotland.
Smolletts Works, complete in volumes.
Dean Swifts Works. complete in Z volumes.
Spectator, various editions.
R. w. Emersons Works complete, in cloth and half
calf.
Macaulay's Miscellanies, in volumes.
Lingard History of England.
Appletons American Cyclopedia, volumes pub
Hshed, will be completed in Is volumes.
Benton's Abrigement of Debates in Congress.
Hamilton's History of the Republic of the United
States.
Alison's History Of Europe.
large stock Of Standard Works constantly on hand
at lowest prices.
All new and popular Books received as soon as pub
lished.
All Subscription Books Magazines, etc. supplied reg
ulary,
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GTRAYED, OR STOLEN from Main
~ Street near Mechanics Hall, the night of March
I'd, a GREY MARE AND BUGGY. Said mare was very
hollow in the back of the spokes of one of the for
ward wheels OF the buggy new and implanted, and
the tire of the forward wheels is wider than that of the
hind wheels Whoever will return said horse and buggy
will be suitably rewarded. JONAS BARrLETT.
mch3
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dissolution OF COPARTNER-
~ SHIP. The firm of II. P. jerks Il CO., doing
business in North Brookfed Mass is this day dissolved
by mutual consent II. p. jerks,
JAMES MILLER.
North Brookied, March l, 1860. d3t' mch3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-05

FOR SALE-A nice seven years old
Il bay Horse. Also good second hand one horse top
Carriage and Harness Inquire at CITY Coal ard Office
Central Exchange, of 4. +. ROGERS. diff mchl
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NOTICE-CoMMoN-

NV
Az WEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. = Worcester.
March 2, lS60.-IIENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire, Judge Of
ceste has this day issued warrant against the estate of
ERASrUS N. HOLMES, of the CITY and County of Wor-
cester carpenter Insovent Debtor; and the payment
of debts and the delivery of property belonging
TO said insovent debtor to him for his USE and the
transfer of any property by him. forbidden by law
The first meeting of the creditors of said insovent
debtor will be held at Court of Insolvency Worces-
ter the twentyseventh day of March inst at nine
O'Clock in the forenoon for the proof of debts and the
choice of an assignee assgnees.
J. b. SHELLEY, Deputy Sheriff
mrh1
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DAN CURER.-Simons' Vegetable Pain
Il Curer, made by @. w. smons, Fitzwam, N. IL.
For sale by GEO. r. SpURR, e0l Main street
mch3 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-05

lk STEPHEN SWEET, of Connecticut, is
- the author of "Dr. Sweets Infallible Linrnent."
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EARM WANTED-For term of years
Il by an experienced farmer on shares or would hire
with stock and tools. Must be in good condition. One
of so to 100 preferred Any person having good
let in that way, hear of oppOr unity by
addressing with description Farmer Worcester, Mass.
fA d&w2w+
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A UCTION SALE.-On the Eighth day
of March next at two o'clock p M, the place
pied by Rev n W. Williams situated little west Of the
Congregational meeting house, in Shrewsbury. will be
sold to the highest bidder Connected with the house is
about eigtysx square rods OF choice Land we'll filled
with choice fruit and ornamental trees discovering great
taste i'll the designer Of their arrangement The house
Cottage, with five rooms the floor, conveniently
ranged and of good size. There in the attic
all well finished: pleasant lodging There is
a good cellar under the house. aud we'll of good
ter at the door The house has been built
eight years. and in good condition. 1t is in a thriving
village, pleasantly located, and is good situation
professional man. of leisure, a mechanic, 81
miles from Worcester and miles Railroad De
pot at $Orthboro Said place will be sold subject to
note and mortgage of twelve hundred dollars and
years interest the Possession given first day
of April next The amount of the mortgage lay IL
desired by paying the interest annually. Further in
formation given by L. s. ALLEN Esq Further terms of
sBle made known at time of sale on the premises
L. B. LAMS0N, Auct'r.
Shrewsbury, Feb %, 1860. dts f25
90 AUCTION SALE. - On SATUR-
iii DAY March TO- at O'Clock p. m on the prem
rAses, will be sold without reserve to the highest
bidder the Lot and Double House. numbered thiry-two
and thrty-four Southbridge street. The lot contains
about $500 House is in good repair conveniently
arranged for two four families. Sale peremp
tory. Terms easy and then made known.
w. w PRATT, Auctr
Worcester, Feb IS, 1860 dts f2S
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0lIamts.

WANTED Immediately, a WAITER.
wv Apply at the lincoln House, Worcester. mch3