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IMP TEN CY,
URED!
One Hundred Dollars Premium.
DIR. A. GIBSON,

OHO QuuulOu OOllulC 4 lVulIulu'
DIR. A. GIBSON,
FORMERLY OF NEW YORK
Il CITY, Will pay One Hundred Dolars for The proof
mi M ne ever aus 70 c9Ie te a2o,e naee i1
Physician in the United States treats the diseases
Aef many years Of laborcus study and experience IT.
GIBSON haPpyin being able announce to the unfu-
nate that he has perfected system Of treatment for the
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE
Of the above and other private diseases with all bad effects
arising therefrom. including
DEBILITY OR NERVOUS PRoSTPAITON
has succeeded IN curing cases IN this city some Of
Physicians, who profess to treat all private ma aides with
success and without receiving the least paltce Of benefit
Although Dr. GIBSON has Diploma, vet he makes 70
boast of that fact for the very diploma
paratyey simple thing DESTITUTE Of intelligence for nei
possessed power sufficient TO msks aged wise
or to convert one single Ounce no medical genius neither
does he boast iat be IS mempe[ o. some college IN Fars
London aps some others DO for tne purpose Of
snsnanDg the ilnoes t. But what DR.. GIBSON might
boast Of this that he able 70 give entire satisfaction to
those who repOse confidence his abity and Fity
and that he has perfected American s7st-m Of treame
which CHALLENGES any Physician Of london or Paris 81
any medicine TO equal for the radical cure Of seminal
and physica. arising from sexual or secret abuse,
Dr. GIBSON also claims for his treatment the fol-
lowing advantages ali others yetdscOyered; ami first
the agents used Ia respect dsagTeeahe he uses
relics OF the dark ages such as Mercury other
ness are required Thrdy treatment Is positive and
certain In ali cases He stands ureDarsd 10 70 INTO INV
public private 10 piia In the United States and demon
great fact that he Is able permanently cure ten
casss, IN the length Of time required By any ether
PhyHicisn to c1re one similar case.
Fellow Cz snsl Faets are tansbe thlnss, snd in THIS
the only pabua unon which the public mind be fed
and from which Just and definite conclusions be de-
iuead
Dr. GIBSON is permanently located N Cleveland. and
has during the past sI months performed many cures o
diseases which had for resisted all oihsr modes Of
treatment. Reference be given 70 Individuals OF the
irst resDectahiity Cleveland Boston, New York, and
lthe[ cities in regard % akin anc integrity IN al proes
Onal Transactions Dyspepsia rheumatism, Seruruis
md all chron diseases treated with unusual success.
a Medicine any part Of the country on the re-
,siDt df ten dollars
~ Dr. GIBSON's New Work on Pyaology, for sails at |
rs once.
PROFESSOR OF ELECTROPATHY & MEDICINE |
~ Once No III Ontario street, up stairs, few doors
- once hours from to Il and from 2tos O'Clock daily
SundaTs excepted.l uOv2
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Drnas.
IEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-

HEALTH OF AMERICAN W0-
IL MEN.
Read Notices in The Tribune since Dec. l, 1858.
From his Ezcellency, JAMES d WEsTCoTTi Governor
or Fl0rida and N ernber the United States senate:
"For upwards Of twenty Eve years was anicted With
disease 10 my umy which the best medical and surgical
tasnt the country failed 10 cure, but which yielded IN
most salts actOrY manner ih8 graefenber Remedies.
las d WEsTCOTT."
NEW YORK, February, 1853.
DR. BRfpaR--Dear Sir Some two Vearg 80 an iu-
timRie female friend had been suffering from ian5 ol ne
womb, whites ard deraDged nepgIuallon os sesLsl WIN
tssments and pamphlots She had the very best medical
5k IN this city unit enrtl u prosted and her phys
finally told her he fhou9h her life might posa5ty be
prolonged VERY little longer under the most ludco1s
treatment fOr two fteT that she con- le SIX
when came into your once - The GraeienDeIs 1leaea
and related her yIlpfoala - you were eqA
dent OF the Gracfenbsrg hlgrshas CathOcon IN reeg
ng hsr she discharge az the physctaps and led X no
gOnnungg frovdeniialiy b. reoy d Der qickiYs ana
oote entirely cud her. Since then Tor ear 100 years
tlere has boen any euuolcs Of the eompl and
the u - strong, active HHc healthy, when eung g
mo u BRIGGS.
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COMMERCIAL.
Fe5ps.d-y. a : April I, leo.


MORNING LE ADER OFFICE 4
Wednesday, April 4, 1900. J
FLoUR-Stoady, With sales 50 brla, red wheat
double extra atsss, and 500 bri, do. destined or
the Lake Superior market, at same.
WHEkr-Stsadg with sales car red at ! 80 and
ears DO. at l,so.
CORx-Aotivs Sales 500 bus, and clr-lOSds at
sic.
OATs-Lover Sale ear-lOudatSs.
EoaS-StOady. with sales at loNG1i.
BuTTEs-salss W. R. At nSiac.
NEW ToRK MABKEr-Apnl T.
tsy rElEoRAFEl
FLo1R-sslrs 500 bbs Al s. % esa2s Tor supsr STATE
80 "a 80 9 u 10 sd sFtT WsssTe; SsssSs 20 fof
fy mesh gr,npd .hiP7ng einas s1ta round heop ONO
cal tIsie sud iair Tqa Tor The British Pruyinoss
caN DIAN FLoUR-sales of 60 bbls st S5,toa
7,Oaoomnoa 70 eaoioo extra Steady, vi pretty Ian
RYE FLooR Ia moderate request a, Ss,7O9l 80 CON
'1as 1sasUicsKwaEEF FLoUR-cuatinuss dul at slsoal,is
'CoSN aIEAL-ouist and nominaiiy uaehtnred
WHlSKH-Sa.os lac hbli s2S3s5Se. ohSsy al ths lat
wHEAr-Dun and chi ,priur and Nil elus can BE-
honght ut le e from preyous raiea The nominal quota
iioas are 81 sGl.la chi gptnE 81 zoe IA Afl oiub,-
RYE-paii and declining; sales 400 bu sOasake
s4sLk 4asILk kSI99lsl x sl aud hFalT held a loPsse
Sales l0G0 bu 90.
CORN-ShHee Ermer. with fair business doing, In part
to export Sales tOoo hu 70ltc rslxed western Ttl
yspW Jersey and sou hern eoo for prime whte soulh-
ern e3G10c damaged.
oArS-Fhm, aRe mnde-afs business doing; ts6Stc
WtGiorn aud Ccn. ttOttbfc stale.
POkkIrunEacttouz only OF retail character and the
msrhst s da aud deougng. Sales as bbls slT6a old
mess Sli sbfli.e5 new mess SliOO thin SlS,26
heavy annl1ecIet mess Sl&,5 IrimS sl2,05 old
prime
REEF-ouist aud uneh'ngd Sales So bbls at Si.OC6
50 ~ country prime; SS0la5a, cOuntry meas; IS O0a
slvtey Tspaeked mess Su0oGSi2 ~ extra mess.
tEEE AAMS-Fair supply and dulli 81. GOALS, % and
Slt.0lSl6.75 wss'ou
PRIME Mass HEEF-Nominal and declining.
BACON Gniet and uHchanaod.
CUT DIEAIS--Dull aad heavy. Salos s25 pEckRFss Il
Ig1hc ioT shoulders; e,aelfc TOT hams.
LAkD-aiore dong but The msrke. is heavy and drOop
lng. sales SO bhla l03f9lic.
lTTER-PlsRiY and mkt. dun II uCals Ohio, llls'
State
CHEEsE-StsAdy al lOSl9a
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KOgFHgRN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
Mt. CO.'S EXPRESS,


NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Comprising the f0lloEing shieisnt and reliable Lake
Lines:
Daily to DUNKIRK AND NEW YORK
Daily to SANDUSKY, TOLEDO AND DETROIT.
Tri-weekly 70 oGDENSBURGH, OsWEGo, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND.
Tr-Weekly to CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, MACK
MAC and Intermediate Ports
Property COnsigned delivered tr our care viii 70
eeiVe prompt and careful attention and dispatch.
. Passengers will be cketsl through al dfrsct1ca
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ShsrifI' 3 8 MaSlsf COmmiIIiOnsr's sac.

DOhSUANI to the command OF an
4 Order Of Sale Isufd from the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Cuyshoga C0uut The SUIT Of Calvin 0iddgs
pain'ih, againsi III fnls HaTlsck, defendant me-
directed snail offer fJr sac az the door Of the Court
House. corner OF Seneca Chumpain streets 10 the
cy Of CleYeund. in said County, the bh day Of May
l66y, It o'clock p NJ said day, the following de-
serbed lands and tsn-msnts wit situate In the City Of
SleVealdi County Of CuTahuga and aate VI Ohio aud
bJunded and described follows: Being lots (Zlt) tao
h9ndred and eishteent (9, hundred and htnoteen
tJ tHo hundred apd twenty four l0l two undred and
triy, CID two hundred and ihiny0bo ls6s) two hun
dred and eght. 2f TWO hundred aud eVenty -four
(xl5l two hundred anu enty-fve (376 two hundred
and seyenys1, t26) two hundred and sixty, 1881 two
hundred ana ninety i've, 3 tEo hundred and lnety
3t6l three hundred and sI 3) three hundred and
en- as surveyed plated and recorded the subdivision Of
that part Of Ohio City. Cleveland, By Ezetis Fol-
som known Known as the Taylor Farm allotment.
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A ARON L. BEACH'S ESTATE
"A Notice IS hereby gwen that the subscriber has been
appointed qai % Administrator the estate or
Aaron L. Beacb. late Of CuyahGga county deceased
Clcvaiand March y n 1890 1f7
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Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail Road.
Goal DecIers
The HaD1mOndsViIIe

INT maD-AmOndSViTHe
MINING 4 MANUFACTURING co
HAVE on hand. at Wholesale and
Ae' all, from thsIr eva ines and Alanuflclures--
A'1gS2oNDSYILLE COAL for Gas slssm, smithias 3
aAN1IoNDsvGLLE COKE. No l, fur Manufacturing
HAd1IoNDsVILLEC COKE. No. 2 fir Domestic use
HAM1tONDSVILLE FIRE CLAY. we'll ground and dTy.
HAM1i0NDSVILI.E FIRE BRICK csmm6n pattern,
ena Weuse' SIDE wedge, circle CT arch. and eupOlA
HA1IMoNOSVnLE FIRE CLAY REToRTS 4 CHIN
NEY TOPS.
HAAIMoNDsVLLE FIRE CLAY TILE. Of every pat-
tern
HAMMONDSVILLE FIRE CLAY FLUE COVERS or
TILE, every pattern.
HAAIN5oNDSSyILLE FIRE CLAY FLOWER FAsEa
HABIA0NDSYILLE FIrRIFIED WATER PTPFs eia4
PIPE SC q every SIZE and yari.tF, snbrscssz -
git and double branf b. sCreNF, bends &C Als0
.HAMMONDSVILLE COAL OIL.
For lubFieatns and burning. tat wholesale onlyl
J. ]. ROCKAFEILOW.
GensTsl Agent, oHcs on \ P. Pier, Cleveland O.
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Coke! Coke! COkeI
w 81. WALLAnE 3 Snr

" H. WALLACE & SON
A RE NOW MANUFACTURING
- - cox from the pure HannaHdsyiI.e Stnp ven
haen = supeIl9r % su{ other Tots 10 'hs marf
Whe are now uslns H, and waq speak OF is chargsT IL
Also constant supply or Hammond syflla Strtn va,
sAiIHlNG CQALi md also for Domestic ynlposees
6eng ocateq loiey The hne o. ne {, eV-l.ns
part OF the state. OrdeIs solicited. -
". H. WALLACE & SON.
HsmmondsEills JefersOn Co. o., Jan. "a leo.
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All the trains goins Westward connect at CleTslGnd with
trainB for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus Cinelnnati Ee.
&C; and all tbs trains going Eastward connect st
Dunrk with the trains Of the New York Central Euf-
falo and New York City Railroads.
H. NOTTINGHAM SuPs.
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Geaal Nottres.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-Will
"A be sed at public suction Friday Apiii esh
mSneng at n O'ook A., tho farm Of L. u Juha-
late Il Newhun the entire stock sing q eat
sheep. horses hogs wagons bugnies, plows and other
farming impomentB Also, ona piano and quantity Of
her household furniture credit Of AtK mouths will be
given on all sums Of three dollars and ever.
A. MCINTOSH
mariG.277 Admins ira or
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

~ ~ - .aisiizzkse-z - ~ ~ =
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
lON AND AFTER MONDAY, NeV.
~ l4h 1883, Passenger Trains will fjloEs:
LEAVE CLEVELAND
1910 A N. Da Express Irsn. stopping a. all statOEs
cspt Wickins, MeLtOr. Perry, UHinhTille and Say
brock, and arrives AZ Enc ls4 P. d., Dunkirk G5
P. M Buffalo COS r. M.
s:4 P. \; Accommodation Train for Consaut, stoBDR
at all say Stetions
300 p NJ Ntsht Express Train stopping a. PunssEnl8
AshtGbua COnneaut and Girsrd only, aud arrives st
Ere l2;35 A. Mt Dunkirk 2;40 A. M-, BufAl0 az
An.
LEAVE ERIE.
s:l5 A. n Night Express Train, stopping at raFd Cox
neaut Ashtabuia ard Painesv1lls only, and aufTs
ct Cleveland 7:05 A N.
9lb P n DaT Express Iran, stopping at all statonseI
oept Saybrook, Unionville, Perry. Blsntor Wick
life. and arrive At CieVelsnd 1905 P. N
Accommodation Train viii leave ConDeauT At $50 A. n
stopping at al stations and arrive II Cleveland go
A d.
All the trains gons Westward connect at ClsTssnd with
trainB for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Cincinnati &c.
- .-a an ~. ---l.-- -.-n- -. !.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-21
MOrtester Daily SPY.


The Republican Convention for Congressional Dis
trict No. 8, will meet at Brney Hall, in Worcester,
on TUESDAY, the 9th day of March instant, at II
O'Clock A M, for the election of two delegates
and substitutes, to the National Convention
to be held at Chicago the 10Th day of May next.
Each city and town in the district is entitled to one
delegate, and additional delegate for every two
hundred voters, majority fraction of that num-
Der, according to the last state The towns
composing the 9th district Ashburnham, Au-
burn, Barre, Boylston, Brookiied, Charlton, Gin
ton, Douglas, Dudley, Fitchburg, Gardner Grafton,
Holden, HubbardstOn, Lancaster, Leicester Leom-
Oakham Oxford Paxton. Princeton, Rutland
Shrewsbury, Southbridge, Spencer, Sterling, Stur-
bridge sutton, Templeton, Webster, West Boylston,
Westminster, Winchendon, Worcester.
F. EMORY ALDRICH,
Chairman of the District Committee.
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) FOR SALE OR TO RENE

llI The large and commodous House, No. IS Orange
sA4sAstreet, built by Rev. Samuel b. Swain, and
owned and occupied by the subscriber with the land and
fixtures appeItainng 1t contains thirteen well finished
rooms, with excellent cellar and two csterus Of
ter cstern in the cellar and in the attic said
land has southern exposure and consists of nearly 49,
goo feet with nearly 100 choice fruit AMI ornamental
thereon The good neighborhood, its prospective
situation, and proximity to Main street. make 1t desiTa
BILE resid for any business Possession given the
first of April next. The premises be viewed
time. SILAS GODDARD.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-21
THE SHADOW AND THE LIGHT.
BY JOHN G. WHITTIER.

"And sought whence is Evil set before
the eye of my spirit the whole creation, what
soever we see therein, sea, earth, air, stars,
wees, moral creatures,-yea whatsoever there
Is we do not see, angels aud spiritual powers.
where is evil, and whence comes it since God
the Good has created all things Why made
He anything at all of evil and not rather by His
All-mightiness cause it not to be? These
thoughts l turned in my miserable heart, over
charged with most gnawing cares" "And adj
monished to return to myself, l entered even
into my inmost soul, Thou being my guide,
and beheld even beyond my soul and mind the
Light interchangeable. He who knows the
Truth knows what that Light is, and he that
knows it, knows Eternity. Oh Truth, who
art Eternity Love, who art Truth Eterni-
ty, who art Love And | behed that Thou
madest all things good and to Thee is nothing
whatsoever evil. From the angel to the worm,
from the first motion to the last, Thou settest
each in its place, and everything is good in its
kind. Woe is me how high art Thou in
the highest, how deep in the deepest and
Thou never departest from us, and we scarcely
return to Thee."-AugAstine' Soliloquies Book
vi.
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TERMS OF ADyERTIsI~a

ADfEkIlsEAENTs published in the DAILY for q 90
square for three insertions; and 20 cents s 49,.
sequent insertion. Ten lines or less, e,nsti,,,o !.
square" Advertisements ordered inside. or in anx
prominent place, as also those largely displayed will
be charged extra rates Contracts by the year NAV s
made on liberal terms.
Is WEEKLY First Insertion 81 per square, each snbs
sequent insertion Is cents. ~ 'uOs
~ All transient Advertisements must be mid IN
ddrance Yearly or regular advertisers will be required
10 make quarterly payments
~ No grdf1itoas advertisements. No report reso
lutions proceedings of any Corporation society or
association, and communication designed cali ate
ZION to any matter of limited individual interest can
be Inserted, unless paid for Advertisement
~ The Publishers will not hold themselves respon
sibe for that may occur beyond the amour
charged for the Advertisement
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-21
- VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

iii IN LEoMINsTER-The subscriber has good
sasA Farm with OF the best water powers in the
town of LeOmiuster, Worcester County, for sale The
property consists good stone dam the Nashua
river, grst and saw mill in running order two houses,
one barn. with ont buildings and about eighty of
land The property near the great road leading from
Leominster TO Lancaster, about half mile from sta
ton the Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad and
halt miles from on the Fchburg Railroad, and will
be sold together in lots suit purchasers The loca
ton is good for the manufacture Of cotton wool
en- goods or paper; will be sold cheap The whole
part of the purchase money may lay for long time, by
giving good security, and money will be furnished for
building, if desired.
Also other water privilege, v-our of land,
stone DAM but buildings i'll the westerly part of
Leominster, the Nashua river, two miles from the
centre village in Ftchburg, and only mile from the
manufacturing village at So Ftchburg will exchange
any of the above property for real estate in the city of
Worcester IVERS PHILLIPS
Worcester, March L. 1860 diff mch5
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EOR SALE-oR TO BE LET-The Tat
h muck Hotel Stand with all its appurtenances for
sale or to be let on reasonable terms
This is good chance for man with small capital
wishing to engage in safe business 1t would also be
good place to open store, there is much needed
in the village For further particulars inquire the
premises at the Agency Office, NO4 Harrington Cor
Wed&Sat3w mchl4
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= FARM FOR SAFE OR TO LETT

h.iii The valuable Farm in Auburn, formerly known
49, the Merriam Farm is offered for sale at low
price will be let TOR of years. 1t is four miles
from Worcester, the Railroad Depot in Auburn and
adjoining the Soneville Mills tcontains about hun
dred of Moving and Tage, seventy Of Pas
ture and one hundred acres of Wood The buildings
sis of large Dwelling house, two Barns and Sheds
There is market in the vicinity for all the products of
the farm Possession given April LIST. For terms, apply
to FRANCIS H. DEWEY, 2lS Main street, Worcester.
mhla dAM2y
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DOR SALE-A rare chance for one of
H the most desirable places in Southbridge, the for
residence OF Esquire Yinton opposite the Railroad
Depot lot together with barn, she'd large garden
with fruit trees. The House is well calculated for Pub
lie House. Also tenement Al Green street. Worcester
TO let Forfurther particulars inquire OF DANIEL H.
TOWNE, Esq, Southbrdge, or STEPHEN w. HUNT
Worcester diff mch6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-21

erson in want of any of tine Goods invited
to call any time previous during the SALE and they
will be supplied at auction prices.
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No. 2 Bay State Block, Worcester.
j. BRUCKHEIMER.
BY f.. W. VAIL.
-

BY f. W. VAIL
A RARE CHANCE.-A VALUABLE
IA AND BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED GENTEEL
NEW RESIDENCE AT AUCTION, No. Harvard ST.
1 shall sell. without reserve on THURSDAY March o.
at 10 one of the most tesrably located mansions
offered for public competition in this vicinity Said
house is thoroughly built in the most approved style with
every convenience for comfort and utility, containing
fourteen large finished in superior manner, with
rich marble mantes inside shutters weighted windows,
lighted with gas has spacious entrance hail. piazza in
front, large and convenient kitchen with set Kettle
abundance Of good water of both kinds fine cellar and
many other advantages not enumerated. The lot has
frontage Harvard street of eigtytwo feet with right
of the street north of said premises the
the same. In close proximity to said house, John
street, convenient Barn with cellar Lot 3Ox77
The barn will be sold with without he house as pur
chasers may desire.
This property is situated in a neghborhood of the
highest responsibility, upon elevated land, command
ing view of the city and country, uneQualed by any
other central location and is minutes walk
from the center of business possessing the double atrac
traction of CITY and suburban acsdence. For terms
and further particulars inquire Of the Auctioneer,
mchS Il
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-21

7 UMBER YARD FOR SALE OR TO
IL BE LET-The Lumber Yard at the corner of Cen
trail and Union streets formerly occupied by Edwin Cha
pin and having branch track along side of the lot
connecting with the Worcester and Nashua, and
that with all the other Railroads in the CITY Terms lib
eral The lot will be substantially fenced the coming
Spring. WILLIAM A. WHEELER.
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nor SALE at PUBLIC AUCTION, if not
Z soil at Private Sale that very desirable estate stu
ate Pearl street, in the city OF Worcester, formerly
ed and occupied by the late Judge Knnicut is offered
private sale but unless previously disposed Of it will
besod without reserve at public auction the prem
ises FRIDAY the Both day of March instant two of
the clock in the afternoon The can be examined at
any time and the terms OF sale, which will be liberal,
ascertained application to FRANCIS Y. MERRICK,
Esq, President of the Citizens Bank.
P. MERRICK.
Worcester March 5, 1860. ptMch30 mch6
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TNO LET.-Three tenements to let,-two
Il with barns attached. Apply to
nj diff - John HAMMOND.
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Zeal Gstate.

g. FARM FOR SALE-Situated on
.iil Mibury Avenue, two miles from City Hall.
z:Az Good Buildings, Y of land in high cultiva-
ton. large amount of the farm. Large
amount of fruit yearly The farm is pleasantly located
for gentleman doing business in the CITY profitable
one for early vegetables The present is about
another part of the state and will dispose the
farm liberal terms JAMES HOUGHTON.
Worcester. March 5, 1860. d&wtf mch6
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TNO LET-The Rooms over the Meat
Il Market of Hiram Fobes on Front street. formerly
occupied as Belt mandatory, and suitable for
b OF or Shoe manufactoty. Inquire of
ga dist JAMES r. PIERCE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-21

- FOR SALE.-That very desirable
i situation, No, l6 High street. next south of the
sAAzresidence of Dea. Daniel Goddard, containing
10000 feet of land with DwellingIIouse thereon will
be sold low if applied for Terms easv. Any in
quiry relation thereto addressed the subscriber ut
South Reading, Mass, will be promptly attended to-
CHAS Ii. HILL.
South Reading March g. 1860 dlm*
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-21

FOR SALE-A genteel Dwelling House
Il on Elm street. Inquire of VIM. DICKINSON,
mch6 diff lis Main street.
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VALUABLE PASTURE FOR

IA SALE-The subscriber offers his valuable Pasture,
situated in the Westerly part of Worcester, and known
the Mcfarland or Gale asture, containing about fifty
eight acres well watered and has from to two hun
bred cords of standing wood the For further
particulars inquire of Col VIM. s. LINCOLN, or of the
subscriber, GEO A. CHAMBERLAIN
iaal
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-21
A RARE OPPORTUNITY.-A very de.

EOR Satellite HOUSE, BARN, AND
h OUTBUILDINGs, with about acre of Land, for
mery 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 nevealing spring in the kitch
en-, and in the barn. good ice house. and nearly 100
Fruit Trees many of which are in bearing condition.
All the above in excellent ORDER and will be sold
in connection with II of land by if desired
For further particulars, inquire of Col. DEWITT, at
Mechanics Bank Worcester of the subscriber the
premises. WIN. NEWTON.
Oxford, Feb. 81, 1860. diff f22