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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06
THE EMPEROR AND THE POPE.
FROM ne yoniteuy. Jon.ll.


We repubsb from the Journal de Romeof the Sd
inst SlocuiioD pronounced by the Holy F,ther on
New.Iears Day, la reply 10 the congratulations Of
Gen. CooDt DC GoyoD, Commander-in-Che of the
French Dlviti. Il Ia the Pspal states.
Ttis allOcu,ion would, probably, not have been
made biz Honers had received tia letter addressed
TO tn by bis Majesty the Emperor, under date Of 3st
Of Dec nb.r nti, which e;er we subjoln:
Monsieur 10 G(h6Isi-f on the advent Of every
Lew year we have received with pleasure the good
wifbes You have presented 70 w in the name OF the
officers and ol the Amy which you wor!hi'y com.
msD0, these good ~lshee doubly welcome TO
d-y, III cOnfe uenee OF the exceptional events which
have occurred, and because sou a-sure us that the
French Dvirion in the Papal States il placed there for
The GeieDse Il the Iighe Of Catholicism May God
blees YOU, then-yOu and the whole French army !!
hiHy lie bl1ss equally Ill classes Of that generous
nation
in prosatng Ourselves at the feet Of that great God
who was, is and vii be 10 all eternity, beeeech
Him IT, tie humility of oar heart 70 shed sbundsoty
His light and beteI upon the august leader of that
army and of that haon; that gnided ty sucn light
ne may advance safely along his difficult path and
ADMIT sain the falesness Of certain principles laid
down recently 10 pamphlet which may be sty led a
monster monument % hypocrisy and despicable jun
bic Of contradictions. We hope that by the aid Of
such 6ehtsay, more, We are persuaded that by such
light he will condemn the principles contained ia that
pamphlet We are the more convinced Of this rs we
Rave in our possession some documents which his
hsesiy, short time since, had the kinoDess 10
send U.s. sDd which are full condemnation Of those
principles.
Il lie with this conviction that VIC pray God 10 shed
His blessing upon The Emperor and upon his aug lst
Consort, upon the Prince Imperial, and upon all
France"
The RnPERoR's LITTER.
hof Holy Faihei-Tbe letter which your Holiness
deigned 10 write me on the % of December touched
ME deeply, and will reply with entire frankness to tho
appeal name 10 my good faith.
One Of my mort serious anxeties during, as we'll as
after the war, III. condition Of the States of the
Church, and, sssnredly, among the potent reasons
which induced me 10 concu te peace so promptly you
must reckon the fear Of seeing tho revolutio
daily increasing Dimensions Facts have an inc xorsble
oQic and despite my devotion 10 the Holy See, dee.
Jite tho presence Of my troops at Rome, 1
could not avoid q certain amount Of connection
with the results Of the national movement caused
In Italy by the struggle against Austria
10 your Holiness 10 submit 10 you the views which
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with great joy, and hags were raised as mark Of
Paris letter IN the Mord says The Emperor replied
AZ follows to certain observations whish had been
1.-THE manufacturers who sxist solely because thsy
are protected have bsss aware Of my iaiestoas for
FIVE years pest, and they have had plenty OF tins 70
prepare for The change. Tse system Of prohibtions
hs. had its day, and have sos she power 70 raise she
daad."
The Morning Chronicle gives the following az tho
chief beads of the commercial treaty bsEsssD Franco
aud En.snd: On the SIDE Of France, sdppressloa u
prohibitions aud oimsutioD Of the duties on coal aud
IRON Or the part Of EDglard reduction Of the duties
On Wines spirit, srtiejss de Paris, AID siIks
The London Times Paris correspondent Gays tbe
treaty would be signed before the week out. The
following diplomatic changes had been decided ngon;
NJ. Adoph Barrof at pre,ent Embsssador at Mtdrid,
TO succeed H. ThouveDsl at COnstantinope; the Duke
fe Grsmmonf, Embs.ssdor at Rome, to replace NJ
Bsrrot the Prince de- Ta,our dAoversne 10 be raised
70 o rank OF Embass ,dor ~ Tho Pala Court d. de
Billing Chef d. Cabinet private, uoder Count Waie~-
SKI. ~ he Chef of The Financial Department at the
Ministry Of Foreign Affairs, replacing NJ. Armand
eIeLyie who lie TO return 10 Lis former Office At the
Courcil OF a'e.
esery point of his statement respecting portpn OF
he French Imperial Guard having received ts camp
ipp equpsgt lie imealt quaftered at Versailles
are n perfect adiness 10 warsh ut moments notice.
tie officers believe for ltsly.
TIE FleDet nsel bad returned to Toulon from Age
Ias. -,
Lord Cowley ia ssid to have retaroed TO Paris with
mi ROVER 70 sign the commercial treaty between
England and France. Il is alleged that the treaty VII
l.kr eaect gland forth wta though not III France
for Is u,Opths 10 come.
Tie Pays Hves report tbas the Emperor mas YER
mated hIs inqpt relative ~ the qaesous consain
I'D in ais fro G. trade letter Of the 5tb January.
The Paris Boune OIL the 18th was hrm and rather
higher. Renies cleied Ut o9i
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CHANGE OF THE SARDINfAN MINISTRY
From The Lon4Os DGily Eeps, Jan. IT,

From The LoH4os Daily heEs, Jan. Ia
We receive iron Tarln the important intelligence of
the Resp TIE Ministry oi Gen. Della Malrnor4
and lie return of Count CavOur 10 10 Zoe fallen
Ministry. not wanting in patriotism. Il accepted
Office al lue Of great AID GENERAL encouragement;
alc throughout ts co1ree II hss hal ~ Contend with
unusual difficulties. It's cautiOa aud paieoce we're
met useful Ill tie dark DAYS whicb succeeded the
Peace Of NIl:afalcs. But It oayiiyed the eircua-
stances which gave value ~ theso Qualities lie esa-
ton became luslilzbmy, aud lie pateace OMEN looked
lii -=yIhty. L. bar Oniy been gDequa, tle tSk
OF LEADING Itsl blI tue g1nsrl ecovery OF national
spint permit I'd tsef to be iet oehInd Ur2sr ia
sa osin.ti st,ol PtdpD.t rapidly ioEnq its iptu
III the IenDsula, ~t,'e Tvs uneon acygy
81 hon nal fet,ed la me usal DesOn of
aws bch bit 10 Lave n Ell for che dsibe-
'ations OF TIE Ch-noeFbi DspGiee diseas- the S.r
lbian people. lie growing uscon.ent OF the nation
as found ABUNDANT eApIes-Ion IN yne EDgsh pross,
30 that thu morning Intelligence from Turn eAa take
10 one BY eurTrhs but IN tae syss OF Italy peflaps
the greatest fault OF Gen. Dea Narmors aud OF 81.
kaiazli vas, thai they occupied u pl.es ~dieh by
every title belonged 10 Court Cavnur No other stss-
mltteBt To Guect tho affairs OF Pied MOTT IN
tie pretebt erlsls Great cl!icutts have yet ~ BE-
overcome; difficulties which only nan able ~
nsnd the foil confidence Of the It4isn hope
successfully 10 take Ii hand. Should uaiVw~ft
event binder The form.tiOn of a Cavour Ministry, We
ii all SaJ0iDas polIcy pnItiog its old vzof aud
oirectuess, To the advantage OF Italy and Of
every European State.
disposition.
The following is pat forth ths probable lis. Of the
new MiIlsuy:
tc6is" .GaS'' CAvouR.
Way... ..'.............,............G Gen. FANrL
InsbHcticr. .....................""sis. MASsiASL
Ft%dHee.. .'..-.....'................st yAcisi.
ybssfs.. sc. CAsSiSL
frbHc ~ cfhs,...............s......Slsk LLAMA.
Fer the iueror, D.saH.bfos, FARM AID Clsilla
weIesrok.n OF, bar nothiog h.j beea decided.
The T.sgDstioD If the R-taZzi Cat is said 70
have resulted from the retremeLt Of Count Wa
lewehi.
scheme for the defensive organization Of Central
Italy lie ta'u TO have been nstnred.
Letters from FL renee sats that in consequences Of
q conspiracy favor of the Grand Duke having been
Uncovered, several arretts had taken place.
il is stated thsI tos Pope man demanded the recall Of
tee FreLcb troops frum Rome h,s nding rely solely
ON Tie mercer-ijes enrolled III Austria snc Bavaria.
4 solemn reconciliation 10 reported W nave taken
Plate beteeen Csroirsl Antopeih and the Prelatss
whe have beth in opposirou 10 MN.
Accordingto lie N0rd, the Emperor Of Russia vas
about TO sspOuse tho Of the Pop- but The L0s
don Times edcrally argues thai LIE viii do nothing
Of the bind.
Attacks ssi5 to have been made upon some Swiss
soldiers by the population of the Marches. At Mace
raia q sharp contest Is spoken Of.
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considered beet suited 10 lead 70 the paceaton OF The
Romagna, aud s,ill entertain TIE opinion that your
Holiness hao from THAI tune consensed IN an ahmnis-
trstive Of Jhose Provinces sd 10 the nom
nation of lay Governor, tney would have returned
10 your rule. Unhapp'ly this not the case, and
found my self powsIess 70 prevent tho esito's1meh
of the sew Government. BY endeavors o"'y d''c
eeeded in preventing spread VI the n.orfeclioa Aud
The retippaon Of Garbsld preserved the Marches OF
Aprbua FROM certain i1varlon.
Now the Congress IL about to assemble, the Powers
cannot disown the DcoDiessbs right % the Holy $50
IN the Ieqa,iops nevertheless IL "a probable that they
will not he of opinion that you should have recourse
10 force 10 subjte hem. For II that SUGGESTION we're
obtained by the aid If foreign troops IL ~caid inPy
the military occupation of the Legations iof 'ohg
time. This occupation would KEEP awe t,e pa'rea'
and reseptmenis Of great portion oi ths iri'an
PEOPLE, ss also the Jealousy " The Great fo~efSi
this would be- then, 10 pespetoate state oil irrt'on
dstrust and fear.
What remains, then 10 be done FOR this state OF uu
certainty cannot Last for ever Alter serious cou-
of the oifculhes aud dangers which the dr.
ferept combinations present, ray with sincere re-
get, and painful as the conclusion may oe thhl
solution which appears Ia me most conioroHOle " nc
true interests Of The Holy See will be TO surrender ine
r. VOTED provinces If The Holy Father, for the sake
of the peace of Europe, should give up these prov
inees which for 80 years have been great
ment to his Government, aud IT. in exchange, be should
request tue great Powers to guarantee TO him me pos
session Of the remainder do not doubt OF the ,mGie
diae restoration ot tranquility. Then the Holy Father
would meme to grateful Italy peace for many yeags,
and to the Boy See the pescefal preseason oil Tue
States Of the Church.
! am sure your Holiness will not msconst'ue the
sentiments which ANIMATE NE. You viii naier-tsnd
TIE difficulty of my positions you VIII give kind IN.
tel rretaton to my frank language, remembering "a,
that have already done for the Catholic reisioa aud
for its aus ust Head &,
have expressed without reserve my full mind, ana
thought Indispensable to do 80 before tue Congress
Rnt I beg Of your Holiness WHICHEVER decision you
nav come TO, 10 believe that il will in DO respect
change the line OF conduct which have always OBJ
served 10 retpect Of You.
Thanking your Holiness for the Apostolic o'esn,ng
which YOU have sent to the Emprsse the Prince I'm.
peril and to myself renew to you The assurance OF
INV profound vsIerstiOD.
psio,e Of the T",i,y;e, Dee a. lsse NAPOLEON.
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FRANCE.
Frpm Our Own CerespOndsn..

PAEIs, Jan. 10, 1860.
% LIE Peys ct lie COngrts is still the inexhAustble
text of written and spoken political ciscourse; the
attention of readers and auditors, however, being
now specially end almost exclusively directed to the
Ant cause, LIE Peps. 1t has been week Of aen-
stations sad agitation. The chiefest among sensa
iion articles Is IN yesterdays MoHste1, in which
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06
SPAIN AND MOROCCO.

Mad'd telegram of the 18th says that on the 18th
the Moofs showed drporou to attack the Spanisris
but We're thrown into disorder by the fire OF tho Span
iL artillery. The proec.ss LIE srly reached rotaaa,
from Which place the army was -four miles di.tsnt
The Moorish army ,ncamping at the sierra
Dermiias.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-12
1dIortcstct Qallp Sup.
Correspondence Charleston Courier

The BREAK BONE FEVER AT New OR1E-
ANs-Ihs painful fever has been raging in
the Crescent city. II is called the "Danpuc +"
and Is breaking The bones and spelling tie
tempers Of half the population of New Orleans.
one feels with it as if he had been running the
gauntlet between Il regiment Of vindicIiye ex-
ecutloners, armed all with cowhides. well
lald on, or had been turned over three or four
times IN the fond embraces of a boa opstrict
or or had been drawn through a small bupp-
mole twice and back again so universal is the
distribution of pain the patient suffers among
ms bones, his muscles, his nerves, and his
other corPoreal belongings. DR.. Rush called
1t break bone fever when it prevailed half
century or so ago in Philadelphia And a
very good name, as far as it goes. that is 1t
would have been equally so had he called it
XIII nerve fever, or the elfscarrifying fever,
or the emper-destroying fever, or the univer-
sal crushing and body and-soul fever, for it
seems to be all of these while it lasts. Its
symptoms are pleasingly various and compre-
hensve pain, stiffness, and swelling of the
Joints stiffness of the neck aching of the
back and loins fever, headache, sufiusion of
the eyes full beating pulse hot dry skin :
glddlnesa of the head restlessness and thirst.
The doctors manage to mustard plaster. cath
artacise, sweat and starve the fever out of YOU
at the end of the third day This leaves YOU
In pleasing state of depletion and prostra-
ton, like wrung out rag.
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(1LAIRVOYANT PHYSICIAN.-Miss
" NJ. 5. SWAN may be found at No p Exchange st.
Worcester Office hours from to Il a. M, ana from TO
n,
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miscellaneous.
NEW CURED HAMS.

Il ~ \ > II y II IG M a r x H t
sic diff
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INDIA UBBER GOOD S
JOHN Il. TAFT,

~
JOHN II. TAFT,
No 24 Main street. First Block, South of Lincoln House
Worcester, Mass dealer lin
RUBBER COATS, PANTS, oVERALLS, LEGGINS
Mechanics Aprons, Hats, Caps, Gloves and Mttens,
Horse Covers Carriage Covers, Currycombs Whips Foot,
Ankle and Knee Boots for Horses Rubber Ink Stands,
Sand Boxes, Wafer Boxes, Paper Weights, Rulers, Toilet
Glasses Shaving Boxes and Brushes Pens and Pencils.
Rubber rnmblers and Drinking cups Napkin Rings, Tape
Measures Soap Dishes Hair Pins, Bonnet Pins, Thin
bles Rings, Dolls, Doll Heads
and India Rubber Toys of Every Description,
Rubber Combs of all kinds very cheap; Ladies Rubber
Gloves Dress Shields Dress and Stay Bones,
Bat Balls;
Foot Balls and PariOr Balls Rubber Cloths Piano Gov
ers Air Beds Pillows Cushions Bed Pans, excellent
Tor the sick Bath Tubs, Syrnges of all kinds, Nursing
Bottles Cuppng Cups Ear rrumpets Stethescopes, Rub
her Mats Pals Buckets Carriage Springs Canes KUN
Der Buttons Finger Cots, Tunnels, Scopes Spring BOT
tom Oilers Pocket Cork Screws Tooth PICKS, States
Cigar Holders,
REST KIND OF RUBBER BOOTS AND SH00S,
Rubber Sollng Betting, Packing Hose and Tubing, Elias
tic Webbing for Shoes
ivIq dNW3m
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Cast Steel Face Anvils and Vses.
Best English Anvils and Vises.
Nuts and Washers.
AXletrees and Boxes.
Carriage Springs and Carriage Bolts
Blacksmiths Bellows, Sledges and Hammers.
Drill and Stone Hammers.
Portable FORCES.
Gable Chain.
Hammered and Machine Horse Nails made from
best of stock.
Horse Rasps and Files
BoraX
Beach Sanu
Ohio and Nova Scotia Grlndstones
1zg- The above Will be sold on the most adorable
liz ll.aaL .I.tI.c ..ta LII. lI..A-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-12

How LADY PRESERVED WEBsrERs Re-
PLY TO HAYNE-1he Taunton Gazette incor-
pOrates the following "Reminiscences in the no.
tce Of the article on "the National Intelli
gence and its editors" in the last Atlantic
Monthly
at will be seen from this interesting nara
tive that there was time when Joseph Gales
stood alone among congressional reporters
and to still further illustrate his position in
that line we call to mind what We once heard
an intimate friend of Mr.. Webster say we
owed to him and his wife with regard to the
eel, brated reply to Mr. Hayne. Meeting the
Massachusetts senator as he was going 10 the
capitol on that morning, Mr.. Gales inquired of
him how long he intended to speak About
half an hour was the reply. The editors du.
ties at that time were pressing but he ventur-
ed to take so much time from them. Mr..
Webster, however, directly after met Judge
Story, who said he thought the time had come
to give the country his views on the consttu-
ton. To this proposition he assented. Mr..
Gales took up his pencil, unaware of this new
arrangement, and alike unconscious Of the
lapse of time under the enchantment of the ora
tor, and consequently he wrote on until the
close Of the spell. Some days passing away
and the proof Of the speech not appearing,
Mr.. Webster called on the reporter and made
inquiry. | have the notes, said Mr.. Gales,
and they are at your service, as | shall never
find time to write them out. This led to some
remonstrance and persuasion, but the over
tasked editor stood firm. Then Mrs. Gales
came to his rescue by saying that she
thought she could decpher her husbands
short hand as she had formerly occasionally
done 50. Mr.. Gales doubted, seeing that it
was fifteen years since she had tried it. But
she had heard the speech, and as the resistless
s>sweep of its argument and the. gorgeous and
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f5.f COTTAGE HOUSE FOR SALE
H5iis IN AlILLBURY-A very pleasant and convenient
A-aA Cottage House. situated Maple street The lot
contains about half acre land, which choice
variety of Fruit Trees in bearing condition This
will be sold verylow, and favorable terms applca
ton to the subscriber, on the premises.
ALDEN RICE.
Mbury, Sept g. 1861 IS d3mt
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45@z5Ae HOUSE FOR SALE, ON HAIR
n Hi WARD STRET.-rhe subscriber would call atten-
4sAztiOn to the very desirable Estate (adioning his
own residence) which he offers for sale the most
reasonable terms The house built under his own
direction by experienced wOrkmen and any wishing
to purchase ice house will do well examine the
premises ALFRED WYMAN.
Worcester, Sept. Is, 1860 slJ DIM
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These Waters give the instantaneous and perfect
relief and when with according directions
never fail to effect rapid and lasting Thousands
have been restored to perfect eath, who have trie
other means in vain. TO ali classes and to all constu
lions they blessing and need despair
no matter how long the disease have existed oil
however may be- provided the organic structure
of the vital not hopeessy decayed Every one
afflicted should give them an impartial trial.
TO VoCALISTS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS these
Waters peculiarly valuabe they will in ONE re
the most occasional hoarseness and thei
regular for few days will at all times increase the
power and flexibty of the voice, greatly improving
tone compass and cearness for which purpose they ar
regularly used by many professional vocalists.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester. n. Y.
Price 25 cents per box.
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A BAROMETER FOR THE AGRl-

"A CULTURAL MILLION,
an every day and useful instrument for the farmers, 70
aid them in gathering and securing their hay and gram
crops 1t is of great practical benefit to mechanics gen
orally Indicating the state of the weather irom twelve
to twentytour hours ahead II shOudbc placed every
lady sitting ROOM for ornament as well the beneht 10
be derived In fOrctelling the weather.
These instruments are manufactured IN TINS ctY. az
No Central Exchange, the Post ONCE. by ALIEN
Meas" Please cali al and examine 'sS di SH8''N
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pain CURER.-Simons' Vegetable Pain
Il Curer, made by G.. W. Simons FItzwillam n H.
For sale by GEO. X. SPURR, 2Ol Main street
lnnh3
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TERMS OF ADvERTTsI~e-

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ior three insertions: and 20 cents for each sub
s4aeHl insertion Ten lines or less) constitute
square Advertisements ordered inside or in any
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made on Iiberalterms 'i may Oe
sequent insertion % cents pei SQUARE each sub
- All transient Advertisements rous. - -, =.
adrdHce Yearly or regular advsrtisers & 9e Pdid IN
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- No gratHt0HS Advertisements No r.ro-. -.
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association, and communication designed 10 u
ton to any matter of limited or Individual interest," en-
be inserted, unless paid for Advertisement i
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she for any errors that may occur beyond the amour
charged for the Advertisement
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MINERAL SPRINGS, COLD BROOK,
AAA WORCESTER COUNTY, MASS.-For period of
many years there has existed in this place spring
water to which the inhabitants Of the vicinity have re-
sorted for the efficacy OF its waters in relieving
diseases of the skin Salt Rheum Eryspeas Eruptions
from poison &c, Debility from long proracted diseases,
Rheumatic Affections, Scrofua, and Nervous Diseases.
This spring of water has recently passed posses
sion OF the proprietor who has discovered several other
springs of similar character in the vicinity which
have been examined their water analysed with view
to their medicinal qualities, and with the purport of
placing them in condition to satisfy the the
public. The analysis of these waters, by the
State Assayer DR.. Chas T. jackson, present the follow
ina rnGu1ts
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Zeal estate.

ELEGANT HOUSE LOT FOR SALE.
n Corner of Chandler and Queen streets, l25 by 60
feet. Terms easy. Enquire OF ELI Il. FAIRBANKS,
No 1903 Pleasant street. Worcester, or Il. d. WALK Err,
Taunton, Mass. dtf my2l
- COTTAGE HOUSE FOR SALE
iis IN 1IILLBURY-A very pleasant and convenient
4aAa Cottage House situated on Maple The lot
variety of Fruit Trees bearing condition This place
viii be sold yerylow and on favorable terms on applca-
Mnbury, Sept g. 1860 IS d5mt
f7Is=4Ar HOUSE FOR SALE, ON HAIR
IA Hi WARD STRET.-The subscriber would call atten-
41.sA-ton to the very desirable Estate (adoining his
residence which he offers for sale on the most
reasonable terms. The house was built under his own
direction by experienced workmen, and any wishing
premises ''~, ''.'''s "''' AIFRED WYMNN S"'
EARM IN WORCESTER FOR SALE,
situated four miles easterly from city on the
Westborough road two miles from New England vii.
ing directly the Boston and Worcester Railroad the
Milbury station being but one-thrd Of mile from the
mouse. iralns stop twice DAY each way; Contains
about 200 nearly half covered with valuable
and thrifty wood the other half moving, pasturing and
tlage, Under good cultivation well fenced with good
stone wall An orchard of 60 apple trees of Is years
mgS in fair condition and nearly all lately shngled
good two story house, very pleasantly situated, with
falling well of water, wood rooms pggery in basement
with set kettle anu granary IN second story Barn 100
nIsce Eiins ,,nnd L. 1yitbin 90 tirir5s - n I'll ~,
nc Lousn andp ho3,tif,I aG f i T q, my ti i
80, lros oasii,- III, . az lei" i vi M
sbore MI ~ 81 ri Is WESSN Nv ~ otVe -, ~; tae
o bos ppatnniod t ~ W t y, 90 sng ptells w.
s: CARTON, at Worcester or to SAMUEL JESSIsoN,
p State street. BOston. DIFF s2s
80 VATTApTE pEAT ECTNTLI
i;;T ~ - 1hpl1H NAL H!o n ~
kj,i IN LEOMlNSTER.-The subscriber has good
'.x arm, with one OF the best water powers IN the
town OF Leominster, worcester County, for sale The
property consists Of good stone dam the Nashua
river grlst ana saw mill in running order two houses
one barn. with out buildings, and about eighty acres OF
ald Inc property Is near the great ROAD Leading from
LeOmnster to Lancaster, about halt mile from sta
non on the Ftchburg ana Worcester Railroad, one and
hall miles from one on the Fitchburg Railroad and will