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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-10-10
Announcements.
FOR CLERK.

The friends Of JOHN A. STENM IN
announce him candidate for re election for
Llerk of the Court, for the ensuing term
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Ma EDIroR Please ann"wucc MR.
AMOS NCM ANUS, candidate for the
Office at Sheriff for Lancaster District, for
the ensuing term and ob,igc his
MANY FEIHNDS
The frrnd, of Capt. ]. B. COUSARr,
announce him candidate tor Snertl for
Lancaster District, ut the et.,uing tvrm.
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STEAM SAW AND GRIST
MI Il Il Il 8 .

EHE SUBSCRIBER Is PLEASED TO
inform his old frirad, aud patrons that
his Saw and Grist Mills have both been
rebuilt and are now in operation lie will
be glad 10 receiy. orders from nj! nr his
friends who supported him 50 literally pre-.
vious to the acciden, which deprived him
for time Of the power to serve them.
GEORGE SINCLAIR.
Lancaster, Oct 10, 1860. s5tr
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FOR SHERIFF.

Nix. EDITOR please aunounr" Col. J.
Fundrrburk :ls \ candidate for Sheriff and
ubligc his NUMEROUS FRIENDS
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LAND, GOLD NINE AND MlLL
For Sale.
In Eqniiy.
RirlIlanL.


Harriet &. Elnorc, Richland
Admir- and others
In pursuance Ia the order OF the Cuurt I
will sell before the Cont House ut l.Ancas.
ter on the first Monday in Norombcr next,
the real Estate described as the "El2ei GuId
Mine" situated in lancaster District, con-
tanning one hundred and thirty three acres
ON twelve mile creek, aud within the Indian
boundary, and also another Tract ~ appur-
tenant thereto, aud IT, be sold with it. called
aui known as"G"rion Mill" on said twelve.
mile creek, including III" Mill House dam
and fixtures, To the land, covered by the
Mill ana fifteen acres OF land To be chosen
and situate aij"iung said Mill Pond "hi
Premises.
Terms Of Sale -" much cash ~ will de-.
fray the cost Of This case. uni the halaucr
un !. credit of one au.i twu ears in vuual
instalmcuts, with interest from day OF Sale
ANNUALLY. tu br secured by b"ud with two
or mere good Personal ~urItir, and mor:-
gage OF the premises. Purchasers to pay
Tor papers.
Com. Office. ] II. PEARSON.
Oct. q, '6O.-lt-pf sG..5 &. f.. X -.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

Oci. 10, ls6o-35-4t pf $3.50.
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ssss aSss sssa es 3
co 5,ss ~ v. DuPLEssIs Comptroller.
cPECTFIoaTloss FoR THE CONTRACTS
- for te o. ofsk o @ sSsdeIsd by curb
s s g ass /; ads.
and both sides of God street. from Elyan Fields
10 Ia, ayette Ayennmes. ,s.,.au-sr -, -.
on tie nefh q 8. Ayias from Elylan Fields
ss sseMsss aS s wia
for ii sides y wsshnr,on from Goodcldren to
Third The sidewalks not yet made contracted
both s S sd aswEs q 81 en tas to La
ses a se ssnss asr o ss line TIE
good with he% Sssssd dressed on the
The slope hf and less han 81 inches sem hs
They shall bs we'll SCI II goSa io, snd n man
desired for daniIg s,s III THY ha be duly
~ @ & sse u Ss
81 e ss &c oFes nf oass
also y sody assd sns hacked sa The most
negligence in this aud eurbsoue
than ~ inches os sho The NM se sna nsving II no
ing gutter shall BE- admitted , IN the work work
vide Is naa e M Pet
1 Than aas i sn se wa 4, s
pinned there ana r. every SPACE of ve tss
with pins as lsss gar ,ssa anS ~ o inches h de
pierced sn.g (, s md on III os e Is
noehes Of eight inches ong BY two inches deep cut out at
eight feet thereof anu ~ cypress braces of not less
than four teet ons ~ ~iue snu ,wo nehes
thick, pointed ~ le sJ MI, VIII oe hfuty
driven down any sphed ~ h suse p.hs, VIII az least
will DO verge 81 acs Ems q te inches wide ~
two and nan MTss . t Msi' 'aie " VIZ gt,sr pn
aforesaid VAN I'm sl. ~ saii
be Of dry river sau i9ua @ NJ wv sguy oedded neiote
the pins are ~ ~ ~ 50 s sunni ptp
iec one ana nal ia ,h W Y w gutter
and the latter s hoseJ stsr o " dpsn s 10y, %
Mooasn M NH ~ s ;s WI s , ~
built by the eoncii , IL s au eue w'e ~
inches desl anu sun, ue 5 800. u I'M. neh
press PLANK iuI wy s.s m N. w - iui ,cs
cross pieces ~ ny pi, ~ & snIaie lii, p
and said gutter sIa run VIZ Mtoie "uu VI ie sue
walks $4,000. MA .-a,,r na,.anan. t,, n, Ia, ,.h
BR1ck II @ ,ast a X p a;s na ~ I'M IN w. ~
lake bricks O. the Wy " n @ u9e, " peu q
lake sahd y oASl ea a Hsa % n wv" ~ Y. ".
gas ashes gens,ay Sn LII go ihs l9'ns pesWeen
the bricks sne " we so VIII lu o.
u nan an men u sp, ny af ~ =, .ie
ing rIioa - s mi S ne and Tad u q sos J sa u
cut mp broken ana Wen anu isae lever ana gfaded
haii an lhen pei tie so, 49, ~ o s % is,
up py me =. IN I'M a Nsi
completely sena iuee sn " Z ~ " 81 ~
men OF shp sAhu " uue ae. .te u,irhS iu slu
peKS snllI " psupe,is ,osu y. ses
larry iia Y elose JOINTS woa. wy rsu u hoaoW paaes
SO eiehit :" eusS 4
shall De felee.ea, ~, "a, 4, ~, \, !,
~ MN Miois s.li p ehseulea 70 N
entire satisfaction Of ne oiy surveyor VINO VIII be the so
| 1uogss u INC uuNi.S y. VIZ VIZ =.
All me materials sna PC o. .he oesi q9y' and shall b
FURNISHES n ue s :, ~ - ny npot:
the s ss~as siaasasion T By
Common council ana y .e same Tour mouths after
under pen O. ie RET gay ioE cach ana every dr.
rs - ~ ~ - u Z, nno ~ -,
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0HsEj(5IAIs$ etx-}lQ E&1S a ~.
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= - :. -
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VA 1900 e. : 81 ''1'
-' rCrspny. April 8, 1850.
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sness \. ! -. -;
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80: ii m son and Pettingill-S.
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fexrSl w. The Cofraaiktee Dn Stretts aaa @ IN
s 49, "a s ssssRs III & ~ ~ rssr
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ss ~ NJ MI - H Gilman Ill $SOO(
sz@ 3tss ,c1x$ xrisissd III III rTSlpic}s II MI s
n Sts in r1sou95en No t7i for constructing bricl
etc., On hde III ffeFcste Avesse from Good
i1fen 10 John The HaHtist street. TO T. ~
o Hsrtat s. % per running foot including the turnings
si6ors q HOMES pef Eesoaicn No 5s s. Ferdiaan'
lam Geo1c ~ John the Baplsst street pr Ieso
4MrM No. 54 On h1{H 1de1 Al ION
IT Axde xfsglsn Mo- 49, ana on nqA haus
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III ils Aaos Nurk Sonsrlste J, ....a .s-...,
pis W x Y w4sk val 81
/ II 3he whole w6gk complete; and . -, NJ
Fourth Qr5ck 70 George Gronan sabfei eorfe
45llos- Il 6f0q0 f5f The whole work complete b
4srcRh transmit statement No ~ OF checks drawn D.
eke Treasurer Tor the week ending this DAY
very respectfully
At Your obedient servant
NJ 56e YfSaeitrnrss week. " reuOrt of receipts ant
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PETITIONS---OFFIClAL.
Proclamation by the Mayor.

MAYoRALTy or NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, April !, 1860.
pY VIRTUE of resolution No. 4s74 of the
ID Common Council Of the city Of New Orleans and in accord
ance with III Of The City Charter notice hereby given
intention of the city of New Orleans to to
opened from Peiy Desire street. and from
En Independence according anac entitled AN
regulate the opening out and improving streets and
public places the OF New Orleans and its suburbs in
coporaed Incorporated and in the banens Of the
"rpl0 - @Np''' ~ GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
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JOHN N. HALL,
AID. DUPRE.
ROBERT HUYGHE,
H. 7. EENNARD,
L. 3. FoRSTALL.
The following ordinance,

The following ordinance, accompanying the
above report, was read
s ao II lawful anu M s
any other wheeled vehicle or the goods
of I'LL city at faster raie loaded d nnoaded
b ba s liz Gi lsa
full load and to be observed by all parties connected with the
disc otherwise through the streets of the city of New Or
Fsss 9asf bs e EFT Ct d R9H lard
Forty.dve sacks Of corn wheat.
Fifty kegs Of nails.
Twenty i've sacks Of salt
Twelve bales Of hay.
Thirty boxes bales of tobacco.
Tssq pps IL e.. T. s9sa brandy GIN
Twelve ses barrels d whisky or other liquor.
Three hhds Of tobacco or three hhds. Of sugar
Nine barrels Of molasses
And any cart dray wagon turnbr other four.wheeled
vehicle that may this ordinance
ang e is Il g
d q fe s os
the Recorder court Of competent Jurisdiction for the
Mr.. Patterson moved to amend by striking out
the words "cart dray,' in the third line, and in
sorting in the fourth line the words .fourwheeled y
and also to strike outthe same words cart, dray
in the lower part of said ordinance, and insert the
| words g our-wheeIed.n Carried.
And said ordinance, as amended, was read ani
adopted, the rules being suspended.
| Yeas Messrs. Monroe, Blackwell, Beebe, Dupre
Hall, Huyghe, Leefe, Magioni, Patterson and Pet
/ tingill-10.
| Mr.. Huyghe offered the following resolution
which was read twice and adopted the rules being
suspended:
Rsored That the Committee Streets and Landings be
they ore hereby of
Public PARK; whether said park pasarag
horses mules cattle Of kind report this
4 at Its next regular meeting.
i On motion, the Board adjourned until Tuesday
| next, the 10th instant, at 6 O'Clock P. Nc.
i LAS. A HOPKINS. Secretary.
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Proclamation par lie Maire.

MARIE IA NouvEILE- ORLEANS,
Hotel do Vile, svril 1860
I'm VERTU de Ia resolution No 1874 du
Il Conseil Commnn de la Nouyee Orleans ct couiomtmen
la section III chartre de la Vile avis par e present
que rinenon de Ia Vile de la Noueie Orleans eat De
la MORGAN partir de Ia Pety jsg N
Desire de Enre usqu'a Ia do PIndepen
dance conomemen face niitule, Acte relaf louyer
tue de places publqaes dams la
vile Nouvee Orleans ct aubourgs incoorts e.
incorpores aussi de baneue approuve le ayri
APPS lawSw GERARD STITH, Marie
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Notice hereby given That on MONDAY the 9th Of April
eo nass iii v. DUPLEssrs, Comptroller
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NouvELLE- ORLEANS, "a ianver 1860
Honorable Conseil Commun de la Nouyelle orleans
MESSIEURS-Les sOussfgnes. proprietai-

NouvELLE ORLEANS, "a anvier 1860.
rhonorabie Conseil Comrnun de Ia Nouyele Orleans:
MASSACHUSETTS, soussignes, proprietai-
WI Exchange Place. DIES du Canal Douane,
mandept Eespeetaeusementa honorable conorme
men la section 10 de Ia chare de IN vile fae vendre
rencan enq davis contrat niyeer
Exchange Place. DIES Canal Douane des blocs de
granite oin de 10 large u de long
de plus II de large Is de long
moins de 10 ponees dapaisseur.
Les dts bocs seront de premiere auae de granite les
les bouts la surface tables de aniee former
face unie ct fare Outrage consistent ct solide
dit payage pose dagonaement conehe de
quare ponces du grayos de Bondres les inter-
slices ben repe eouch de qnatTe pouces de sable
dc grayois ct h tout hen sssnjeit par roulean
Les perres bordure qultre depaeu seront
fourne quand de la vile youa changer les veies
Les perres de houre sur denx Exchange Place,
des du Canal Douane relexees nyeees
haueur de manere aser bre eceuement des
les hanquettes
lie passage intersections premiere
quad de pieres Dc IA ere No de qnatre peds de
les perres seon de deux ped de large pieds de long a
mons de six depaseur elefer u centre ayec g
dation payage de Ia rue.
Banqne DIES ctoyens Louisiana par Jas D. Denegre
President .,>,,
JAS A.. HOPKINS,
fe4 Iawsw seeretae du conseiIdes Asst, Aldermen.
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. "a, 1860.
To the Honorable the Common Council
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CoMPTRoIIER,S OFFICE, I
City Of New Orleans, July I, 1855.
mo. 2129.1
ID ESOLyED That the Comptroller be and
II he hereby authorized required give notice. by
standing advertisement the official Journal that in
section of ordinance No. 142 approved March
90 1854 the pay bill against the city unless
contracted under authority of order from the ooptfoef
ISfpnedi Il u. TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
fspned1 l.. III. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April IS 1855.
fsignedJ JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
The of of the city and OF the public is
f' ~ " 49, 9s " DUPLESSIS,
lyle tt Comptroller City Of New Orleans
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ROBERT HUYGHE,
JN0. Il. LEEFE.
JOHN r. MONROE.

The following resolutions, accompanying The
rules being suspended:
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NouyELLE ORLEANS Is decernbre 1859
A Honorable President ct membres du
Censeil Commnn de In Nnuyelle Orleans
T ES SOUSSIGNES, proprietafres faisant
IL Bons Enans des St-Bernard Es-
panade Ia Bernard des Bons Entants Clai-
borne Troisieme District de In Souyee Orleans
votre honorable les des
mauvae condition. neinnt payees,
impracabe les voitues etc. ct demandent
que dtes payees pierres rone Eft petit
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To the Honorable the Common Council
of the city of New Orleans
GENTLEHIEN-We the undersigned, own
ers Of property fronting on Exchange Place from Canal
able body agreca to section 10 city charter to sell at
public auction after Ave days public notice. the for
grading and paving Exchange Place from Canal to Custe
house with granite blocks not less than 10 inches wide
II inches long than IL inches wide by Is inches long
nor less than 10 inches thick.
Said blocks be of best quality Of granite having the Sides
top well dressed surface when
laid, and to be coed solid work.
Said to be laid dagona on four inches of sharp
laid of four inches sharp sand and Londoa gravel the Joints
to be properly led and rolled with suitable roller until well
settled.
The four inches thick to be furnished when
the City Surveyor think requisite to change the old curb
ing, in order to make substantial work.
The curbsone both sides OF said Exchange Place. from
Canal Gusomhouse street be raised and graded
hight level in such to free the of in
the most speedy and the sidewalks to be raised and
tagged.
The foot crossings at the intersection Of all the be
laid with best North river Tagging and to be four feet WIDE the
used be feet wide four feet long and less than
six inches thick to be raised in the center and graded the
| road pavement.
Citizens Bank of Louisiana by JAS D. Denegre Prest
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
@. Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
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+ YON 4 LEAKE, ATTORNEYS At Law, AND
IL General Collecting Agents, CAMDEN Arkansas, will col
eet claims in all the Southern part of the State.
Reerences-A j. Tuily Co., Campbell Strong, j. Burn
side Co., G. I'll. Slocomb Co.. W. A. Violet Co., R. W.
Rayne Soaring Scott New Orleans; Hudson, Robertson
Co., VIM Wray Co.. New York j. b. Lppincott Co.. Phil
sdetphfa. myD 1yA
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

1aMPrRoLiER's OFFICE, [
City Of New Orleans March 2S 1860. s
mo. 5000.
yJ, That the Comptroller he and he Is hereby anthor.
81 ~ uicnte after notice in the official journal
% ctTacs 10 the lowest bidder, for each separately for
said work to be done agreeAhy specifications
~ hs Surveyor the adjudication subject the approval
~ ~ ~ Common Council, as follows via
VI @ onsrcon brick sidewalks hordered by cnrbstones
nd ien cutters the north side Of ST. Avide street. from
Eys;an Fields 10 Arts street. :,
Fo construction q brick sidewalks borered by eurbsanes
ard wooden CUTTERS both sdes 81 Washington Avenue from
EaaJehildren to st. Avdc street.
NM sansucon brick sidewalks borered by curbsiones
- ass cutters on both sides Gifod street. from Elysan
rie"s '"f TsignedI JOHN I. MONROE
-s President Beard of Assistant Aldermen.
fsirnedi j. O. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
App'0effssl gnsdi GERARD srIrH. Mayor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-14

.sss555.---q WORCESTER & NASHUA

1zds5a50I- WORCESTER & NASHUA
s.-.szs=zess=a !, LR o d. - Winter Advancement
7--4- On ant after Nov. LIST, 1855, Passenger
Trains will run IS follows:
Leave Worcester at $40 and II Is a. H. and Ais pm
Leave Nashua at a. m. and Il m and p. n.
Nashua ali trains connect with the trains OF Con
cord Railroad, whore passengers take the cars TO and ron
the Northern the Passumpsc, the Boston, Concord and
Montreal, and Vermont Central Railroad
AT Groton Junction. trains connect directly with the
trains Of the STONY Brook Railroad and also with trains
OF me fltcDurs Railroad with the exception of the rs
Tram tom Boston; and at Fitchburg with trains Of The
vermont ana MASSACHUSETTS, and Cheshire Railroads
f0r iu&ther particulars and connections with other
land States.' q " EEVTi ~ ~ cmI i;ls
Worcester Nov |, 1858 dtf inry51
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-14
MANHOOD-IF Lost, how Ro-torod

NI III a,,hIi.i,., =, I1Osl' HOW RESTORED,
ture Treatment. and Rad Cure 81 SUipe, on the Ma
Seminal Weakness Sex NDebiIit, 9PeIlnatOrrh@a. or
Involuntary Emissions ininm -NcINouslesS and
and physc ncapacity IoE ~ SISff aq mental
NJ. D., author of The On Hnok y - L EhN ELLt
renowned author, in thlmiroHo Tc. me word
proves from his own expire thot .iheCtule, clearly
quences Of sel-abuse may flectm9i 'ie awful conse
Medicine and ithOut dan IL sr,,i eiiioNeu without
eicS, instruments, rings Olfols atlUls' Oou-
of cure at once certain andruai " uu mode
tercr, matter what hiAditnn -" iiSn every sur
himself cheGplg, Priuaelsd rgSjcdJJS NJ, may cure
will prove boon to thouSt and tbonni ms lecture
der seal to address pCad on tbo ra; sent un
postage stamps, by addut ilr III iT0,dPt 70, OF Two
NJ. D., 4S0 First Avenue Nfork Pns+ % D. - Nine,
jal0 dl9 A'St Dun 4oe6'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-14

Whefe they VIII continue as heretofore tn cousuf,
VIII me ahlcted of either sex personally or l Isttor
DEs I'LL ~ thompson consider it sunerfiuous Il =
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uEe since he established office in Worcestor Pi'0
me Drs have so arranged their offices thar No
EUes I'D contact with another lie has great nIesire IN
one me iarer portion of the readers fthis odver
Iut tIat ne mas recently got possession of n hiob-
oP a. european remedy for female complaints II q
from sic 9rsna recipe of the late dstinrnshed nb
cidI on VIM James of London The title Of his d,-
oplt tb ien =, Sir William James Uterine Cathocon
OF tIe Lalf Secret Friend" II will be toInd a n
ro LeneuF, t warranted not to fail in the immcdiate
VI stotpages of the monthly catamcnia ,yS,taS
any ai.inS OF tntwomb Married ladies whose baaitb
WIN nor ADMIT Of az increase of family will find If ee
t i ,S ou at the time it is necessary To
arre tioe mag az enctente that they use it mis-
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fre S any respects h Invaluable Remedy Win be- sent
HS 80 anF Ni'efe, with avice, on receipt of S. ~ '
= le unlt OF tis advertisement will prcyent Dr II,,
ncr NV ~ me a4 advantages patients are placed
no Skill attention or experience WI be y,ntin "G,
syphilis gGorhea gleet, n9oency and Tie $50 o.
CT complaints of this formidable class 'e anu ON
a friendly advice he tender, ~ ali st,,,,- ,,
friends that upon the rst aprroch a. wen as
cnty e syniet by SSaCPuhs his plan the greater din
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-14

DR. HILL viii continue his usual nderate r., .r,,os
eac one are taken into cusideratio
efiectual cure. N ""ri"lil perfect and
gsB Consultations by etter &c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-14

ii TIE ONLY POSITIVE.
| M fI4s4lI SoS2-s7 LY FIRE PROOF SAFE in the
| WEAAAl. asH world.
| HIfLr- NNGlgH When the contents of safes are de-
EFH-l1l fA1ul HI stroyed they invariably burned
| ht4445Tl E4I By heat being conducted 20 them and
| tG the inside wood CASING through the
t;zzz=zz 5>3l door and doorway, BY iron bolts and
plates forming and fastening the iron
boX 10 the outside iron plate OF the door and ;1iTg d.
recN on to the inside wood easing thus forming con-
tiGuous conductor of the best heat condo
rom the OUTSIDE directly upon the inside wood casing
and contents OF the SAFE 9'
~ al SAFES SdUe are thus bHilt,
w ETQHne gcur ,Sdte d00l.
The Marand Patent Safe is So constructed rs 10 entire
~ cut OF all communication of heat this part bv so
constructing the door and the doorway of soap stone
or other nun-ccndncting MATERIAL as to have no iron
ootS running through the door iron plate around
inc doorway, nor any connections from the outer to the
inner part OF the safe, thereby keeping the interior and
contents OF the safe as eleciuav protected from all heat
the safe. ' $3.50 F "
M H. BIG FLOW AND ANSON HARDY,
Manufacturers and Proprlctors,
~ Scnool street, opposite City Hall, Boston, Mass
samples seen at stores OF Bush Co.. FITCn 4 OTIs
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

Es,it IN LE0MINSTER.-The subscriber has good
No. arm, with one OF the best water powers in the
town OF Leomnster, WOr ester County, for sale The
property consists OF good stone dam the Nashua
river grist and mill in running order houses,
one barn. with out buildings and about eighty of
land The property is the great road leading from
Leomnster to Lancaster, about half mile from a
ton the Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad, and
halt miles from one the Fitchburg Railroad, and will
be sold together in lots to suit purchasers The loca
ton is good one for the manufacture cotton wool
goods, paper; will be sold cheap. The whole
part of the purchase money lay for long time. by
giving good security, and money will be furnished for
building if desired
Also other water privilege tyfour acres of land
stone DAM but 10 buildings, in the westerly part of
Leomnster on the Nashua river, two miles from the
centre village in Fitchburg and only mile the
manufacturing village at So Fitchburg. will exchange
any of the above property for real estate in the city of
Worcester IVERS PHILLIPS.
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$4,000 REWARn

for anything that will sufass DR.. g Iat,, NJ.
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t9n Of the Uretha Graynd all the d5r5 egs i IF
exposure 9 ehSmse IN eait Diet drink
ORGANIZATIONS are putirplV 'A0H ~ DlhineSS These
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DOR SALE-THE HOUSE, BARN, AM

u 0UTBUILDINGs, with about one acre of Land, for
merly owned and occupied by Col. Dewitt Said estate
is of the finest country residences in Worcester
ty Is about rs rods from the Depot and High SCHOOL,
has fountain Of neveraling spring in the kitch
en-, and in the barn. good ice house, and nearly 100
Fruit Trees, of which in bearing condition.
All the above in excellent order will be sold
in connection with II of land by, desired
For further particulars, inquire of Col. DEWITT at
Mechanics Bank Worcester of the subscriber the
premises. WIN. NEWTON.
Oxford, Feb. 2l, 1850. diff