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RUTLAND & BURLINGTON r. r.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS

RUTLAND & BURLINGTON r. r.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
ONand after Monday, Dec 8, 1860 Trains willrun
" as Follows to wit:
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST
Leave Burlington, $40 A. M, 2.45 and $50 p
Arrive at Rutland, II 45 - $50 Z and I215-nght
Leave Rutland, 5.25 - l25PM.
Arriveat Bellows Falls, SEQ AN go Pm.
MOVING WEST AND NORTH,
Leave BcIlowsRalls 1925 P NJ. and5.35 Pm
Arrive at Ru lsnd $50 and 10 p NJ.
LeayeRutla d IL 90 A. NJ, 800 and 20 p. NJ.
Arrive at Bt ngton LAO and IS p NJ. and u Is night
At Burlington Trains connect with Lake Champain
Steamers aud Trains OF Vernon Contra Road At RutL
and with Trains for Troy Albany
Springs Schenectady ,andthe West At Bellows Falls with
Trains the Cheshire Road for Fchburg
ell and Boston. With VT Valley Road for Bratteboro
Springfield, Hartford New Haven, and New. York And
with Sullivan Roaufor Windsor White JUNCTION and
the White Mountains.
1 Passengers going West will find thistle cheapest
and mostdrectroute Tickets and all secessary uorma
tion, a nh had atthe Bellows FaIsTieketofic
E. A. CHAPLIN Superintendent.
RUTLAND Dec. g. 1850. 20
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VT. Valley Railroad.

Nrorrcr On and after WEDNESDAY May lsGo, Pas
senser Trains will leave Bellows Fails for bratteooro'
nj 90 A. NJ and 242 y. NJ and returning leave bet'soo
70 at 10 40 A. NJ. and 80 p. NJ. ,p,
Freight Train leaves Bellows Falls at $40 III anu brat
tlrboro at 90 l.. Nj. a..
THE two passenger trains this route connect
with the vi Mass and Connecticut River karoeos 70
sprinVdeld Hartford New Haven and bridgeport drec, 70
New York ON the North with ths Rutland y Huntington,
sullivan VI Central Vermont Canada, conneeuent ana
psssumpsIc Rivers Railroads forming direct
with whitehall Saratoga and Schenectady, 81 Johsonfs
md White Mountains burlington and Rouses Paint og-
densburr and Montreal. NJ sLoAi suPe'
MAY p 1860. -
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DR.. C. n. SHOLES,

BosToN, MASS,
Having given my undivided attention for the as neeh
wears to the of the gsno-Wtanry organs, anu
having had large practice In this speciality claim the
best possible advantages for Treatment the world mas ses
discovered. .
have been advised BY many of best medical men 70
advertise my remedies for the people generally from he
fact who most need my services dare not ask
friend where to direct them,
To ruE IMporENr AND SPsRMAroRRndA, OR
SEMINAL WEAKNESS. divide into three stages;
lst NIGHTLY EMISSIONS which my Eclee ie Life Drops
viii cure in very short time, without failure.
ID. DAILY DiseHARGfs. There more cases OF this
than the world Of Some of the symptoms are
high eoored scanty excavations from the bladder with
suiaIng sensation attending it, sometimes with turbid
sediment and at Others mklike appearance have an
many specimens of this nature, and in cases have
found of Semen and Abumen which as sure to
produce death Consum pton unless checked BY med
ica trea mcnt.
rIdE.
3D. Loss or MUSCULAR POWER Such cases may be cured
by similar II the patient BE- in otherwise toerabe
health.
Hest French Preventiyes at low prices
advertisement in the Boston Herald and you can
learn a more full description Of such
Address C. H. SHoLEs, NJ. D. l21 Court Street Boston
Boston, June 20, 1850. 1885
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MRS. WILSON'S
c o 20 A N UT OIL
HAIR DRESSING.

Mrs Wilson's Hair Dressing Is ra, mp in large bottles,
and retAis for 81 cts per bottle, for dressing The
hair Of any person. young Old there Is not its equal in
the world Ii will make the hair everything you wish II
to be- and moreover, has perfume that il insn;,,
superior TO any Of the fashionable extracts either FOREIGN
or American, which alone should entite to place ON
every lsdys toilet table
Use the Regeneration before retiring AT n;sh, "a
IN The merning apply little the Dressing and ,o
Use nothing your hair but these nret,ay.,;or.
q good healthy head Of hair you
nanniae,ared and sold at wholesale by Henry p VIII
be addresseJ ~ 'eNeeis slonid
for sale BY o. b Woods, Bellows Fslis, Vermont.
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To Town Liquor Agents

JNHE undersigned Commissioner for the saleo,,,.
Massachusetts. is now allowed by law 10 su liqnth
ised Agents Of Cities and towns In all tbs totul
States keep ON hand large assortment Of INV ma
Domestic Liquors. which are ali analyz ed by
ssyor,n according TO law aad ceyttfed b. A. shts
and suitable for medicinal, mechanical and 10 . d ~
poses; and sold In large rsmall quantc.
price. Agents may be assured OF ohtainin,, etts
gnaraaiefd pwiiyh and at as low cash prices sSen
be obtained elsewhere. '' S They \
EDWARD y. PORTER, c.um,,.,,.
1851 q Custom House Stree, nnastr
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DowNERs KEROSENE OIL.
rnE BEsr ARTICLE IN MARKET.
AT HYDE.s.

fo = ~ Kinds, Also Syrup and Moasses ouiop.
Auin'fs. retatoes Butter. Cheese Lard n
ssl', cEc>kery snd elas. war, "a
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RUSSELL HYDE,

RU SSELL III ] DE,
Dealer in
WEST INDIA GOODS AND GROCERIES,
Also, Flour, Lard, Hams, Fish T. l. Salt Oil Fluid
Butter, Cheese crorkery and Glass ware
The above goods having been bought CASH will be sold
alta small advance, for ready pay. Call at
Newtou's Block Mol
BELLOWS FALLS, May /, 1857.
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Provision Store.
J. G.. WIGHTMAN.

HAS MADE LARGE ADDITION TO HIS STOCK OF
Goods and also many varieties of good things which
he has not before Kept for sale.
Groceries, Oysters, Fruits, Farmers Produce, &c.
Ills stock Of groceries not surpassed will be sold
low FOL cash. all kinds Of Farmers Produce taken In
change.
Bellows Falls, May Is, 1860. 20
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j. ID. BRIDGMAN.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
And Solicitor in chancery, BELLOWS FALLS, Vt.
Aso Commissioner to take the acknowledgment Of Deeds
and other Instruments, for the State of New York.
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DR.. La CROIX,S

Pirais Medical Treatise Physiological I,,e n Ma
$50 PAGES AND 100 EssR.v,xes tr;.. ou,, o. ..,,,
sent free Of postage all parts of te Union On ,b s
mites oil youth and maturity, disclosing the secret ~
~; 80 o. a ages causing debility nervousness depr;
on o. spirits pitation Of the heart suicidal
involuntary imagnations, bluhngs defective memoir In.
oson and sssiiude with Of thrilling iniers,
:. boarding school Miss, College Student Fesss
Married Lady Sc..&c. IL is truthf adviser TO the mar,
rs sou thse marriage who entertain
ere DOUBTS OF their ply steal condition and Who are
eious OF having hazrded the health and pry
legs to which every human being Is entitled,
1oung Men who are troubled with weakness esnerslti
caused by bad habit in youth the effects 4 which arc R
illness pains orgetfulness sometimes ringing Of the ears
sesS eyes weakness Of the back lover extrmitie
fusion of ideas loss of memory with melancholy nav b
cured BY the Authors New Paris London Trcanent
We have Tor the greater part the past od ous
time in visiting the European Hospitals sysing au,l,rs
OF the knowledge and OF the most kid ph,s
s a surgeons 10 Europe and on the Continent 1hoss
Paee themselves under now have full
oe eht % the many New and Ecacioas Remedies which
me- % introduce into our prnetice and the pulls
tenon being paid TO their cases which has So
ns heretofore as Physician In peculiar
years ~ ' Ps '
fnEseu FEMALE PuIsLadies who wish for Medicine The
OF which has been tested in thousands of cases
never ed to effect speedy cures without anx had results
VII use none but DR. DeLaDeys Female Periodical Pills,
should not take them II they have ~ by bey as
IN certain SITUATIONS particulars of which will be found
s.s ana hsalpy each box though av'l'
Price II per box They be mailed to any part Of
tne Laaies-Who need confidential me deaI adyissi
with regard to any Of those nteresfng 10 h
larry invited 20 consult US i nv f
iak PROTECTIVE -For ls5t'
whose health will not admit who have no desire ia
ere,se their family may be obtained as above Lifts perfect
" safe and has been extensively used nrin tbe ss ehi
years Price reduced to SO 80
Attendance daily from in the morning till nj b
and on SUNDAY from 2 tin SPIN
Medicines with full directions sent 70 any ofthe Tri
.ea or canads by patients upcatBg th,r
bnsiness correspondence strictly coufdef r.
~ Ut ohce Is stf located established under ne
name of DIR LA CROIX No va;s,, N
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AN ACT OF GRA1Irrnr

10000 copies Of Medical book Of 20 pages on spsIE
Iof gIatuisous circulation. by Sufferer who ns
been eeetuay cured nervous debility lsssifude depr
son OF spirits droysiness, pains in ioy dH
GUINNESS OF sight, pnPes. los Of memory, sc,
sunz ron early by following Instructions s
~ ~ this book considers it h duty in gratitude 70 the 81
snd the benefit Of consunptire and Nervous suetrf
= paehsh the means used He will therefore SEND free
sny address on sreeeipt 81 two stsurs, o. ~
W every Information reeviisd Adrsss fs'
5ss, p o Albany, NJ. ltE
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DR.. C. n. SHOLES,

RoNE MEAL Just the thing Cattle inclined TO che
- Bones, and not feed we'll. For sale by
ARMS & WILSON
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-01

Inc only persons who are always diginfi
ed are those who are always doll.
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KEROSENE OIL

E.r0ss WILSON havs reduced the price of po,vr.-
nnsa.,s ~ ,j g - cents per. Gallon 'VAhe'
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a CARD
TO THE PUBLIC.

VVETAkE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING TO OUR NJ
merous Friends Patrons that owing to our large
Increasing trade flor which wish them TO accept our
stock to the utmost capacity small Store capable
conta ming And wish to the Public and our Pat
rons every where, that they can hnd at
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-01

l.. AMADON,
WATC MAKER JEW ELER
- Constantly for Sale
Watches Clocks Gold aud Silver Work and Fancy Goods
Also good assortment of Guns Rifles Fishing Tackle
In WentwOrth's New Building.
RUSSELL HYDE,
Dealerin
WEST INDIA GOODS AND GROCERIES,
Also, in Flour, Lard Hams, Fish T. l. Salt OIL Fluid
Butter, Cheese, crorkery and Glass ware
above goods having been bought for CASH will be
"ta small advance, for ready pay. Gala
Newton's Block, Mol
BELLOWS FALLS, May 1857.
I'D. BRIDGMAN.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
And Solicitor in Chancery, BELLOWS FALLS W.
Also, Commissioner to take the acknowledgment Deeds
and other Instruments, for the State of New York.
FRANK NJ. ROBINSON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
OFFICE CORNER OF MAIN AND 5TH STREETS,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
VIII attend Purchase and Sale of Real Estate
Loan money Real Estate Security at Western rates en-
Land with Cash Land Warrants Make Collections
and promptly remit aud attend to all other business in the
inc of his profession
Dubuque, Iowa, Sept s, 1857.
HARRIS, STONE & Co.,
COM ssIoN NERO ANTs
- For the sale of -
FLOUR AND GRAIN.
BELLOWS FALLS, Vt, May |, 1867.
ABIJAH s. CLARK,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
STOVES AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
And Manufacturer of Pow Fence Machinery and Rail Road
Castings. Large heavy Box Stoves for Factories
Town Houses, Sc
BELLOWS FALLS Vt.
w. s. j. G.. FLINT
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
GROUND COFFEE, SPICES, MUSTARD, CREAM
TARTAR, ETC.
Glen Mills, Bellows Falls, VT.
FLINT. 12H j. G. FLINT, in.
N. II. HALL,
Dealer in
BOOKS, STATIONERY, ENGRAvINGs, PORTFOLIOS
Albums, &C., SC. At Geo. NJ. Barretts Store
GRAFTON, VT. 5O-49
Tin PedlerS Wanted.
< OR good Faithful Young Men with good Horse and
- Har less, from Vermont New-lampshire to Peddle
ware ana otheT foods TINS all for the subscriber at
that had fully OF in part learned the trade.
Greenfield, Mass. September Or, 1850. -, 80
Jas. ID. Powers,
PHOTO GRAPRTC SALOON.
Over the Savings Bank, Opposite Black River Hotel
SPRINGFIELD, VT. A
SI6 DENTIST.
Performs all Dental and Manufactures
Mineral Teeth in Blocks and Full Sets.
Office in Mammoth Block, up Stairs.
BELLOWS FALLS May 1, 1851
L. E. SIMoNDS,i
PHI sIcIAN AND SUR GEoN
sAxToN's RIVER, Vt.
MORRIS BAILEY, NJ. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND ELEcTRoPATIISr
Office and Residence Atkinson Street
BELLOWS FAILS, VT.
Dr. Bailey treats Nervous and Chronic diseases nv now
ana highly approved system of Medical ls
ELECTRICITY USED IN EXTRACTING TEETH.
wILMIAN CoNANT,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
CABISEr RNITURE,
Sofas, s. - - Chairs,
Mattresses Window Shades Fixtures
Oo'hns OF all Sizes and Descriptions constantly on hand
SANDERS & BROWN.
OYSTER ROOM AND GROCERY sfoRE.
North end of the Square. BELLOWS FALLS VI
on hand and for Oysters Lobsters Clam
sardines Pies, Cakes, Confectionery, SC. ma
Oysters furnished at wholesale and received daily from
Market Orders by maior otherwise promptly
WILLIAM NUTTING Jr..
Manufacturer o q Church and PA-iororsans.
yaryingin Frieetrom sl5oto $1,000. Alsode,l.,,,
Piano Fortes 10 & Seraphines
orgaas'ni Piauostunedand repaired.
BELLowsFALLs ". al
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NEW GoRK, Nov. % The steamer Illinois.
from Port Royal on the afternoon Of the 18th,
brings mail and "A passengers, among them
Captain Yard OF the stoap Dale, who brings
fourteen prisoners captured in the sch1onurs
Specie and Mabel Edward Cuthbpri. a
planter, Who was taken prisoner on Ladies
Island, ne@r Beaufort, was landed at Fort La
flyette
The steamer Flag arrived at PORT Royal on
the 2ith, and reporled that TJ bee Island after
being siightIy SHIELDED IS the p6cabontas,
Seneca, Augusta, aud Fla and meeting ito
response, force OF marines was seat or si.ole
ami I ind il evauu9ttd, and hoi>jpt lie
American flag fybee Island is at the mouth
of the savannah River.
Conrabands continue to arrive at Port iloyal
in .agG mmbcts. Gen, Sherman had built
eHtenGh.aeuta *. 5ss tile whole island Sore
throat prevailed among our troops Large
quantities of cotton were sill! being f0un in
storeA0uses and barus aud also vnginnet.
Anoitea expeditions consisting OF two brig
AIDES, under Gen. Nicle, you'd soon sail tron
Port Royal Tor tie southern coast. Steamers
Empire City, Cahawba, Martini Mcclellan.
Malauzas, Oriental, and an the IN gunboats,
were to be employed in tie new expedition.
Beaufort was slill lnoycUp,d rs orr troops,
but twO gunboats wore anchored Off the iowa.
G. II. Hubbard and - Tritan al the eighth
and - Mash Of the ninth Maine regiments
had died
Steamer Ericsson has also arrived, bringing
one prisoner and iorv three laborrrs from Port
Royal The suh0oucr ESSEX lad arryed nc
Hilton Head, reporting having been chased
and fired Il Ivy pirate several times between
81. Helena ana tle American coast.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-29

BosroS, Nov. 2S.--Robert a. Carter, mem
Der Of tAe late Maryla legislature, WAS re-
leased from Fort Warren to-day also the
following political prisoners from Kentucky -
j. W. Roberts, Joseph J. McFealt, Vim. L.
Carney. VIM, Grnbbs, Stephen Woolbliago,
j. W. Griffin Louis Holsca~, Frank Grove,
Henry Thurber, Joseph Back. and 4. Mac
Dowel
The United States storeehip Release at
Holmes Hole, has on board six government
prisoners tor Fort Warren,
Col. Lee Of tie Massachusetts, twentieth,
captured at Balls Bluff writes briefly from
Richmond on the 18th that, as one OF the Of
ficers drawn by lot to Offset the course OF our
government toward rebel priyaeers, he is an
inmate of cell Of the Iailat Richmond. The
same is true Of other officers. His health, aud
that Of Major Revere and Captains Bowman
and lockwood, is good. Cot, Lee is permit.
ted to say, on good rebel authority, or what
he considers as SUCH that the confederate
government is not only willing but anxious to
secure an exchange Of prisoners With the q.
S. government
Gen James II Lane, and a portion of his
staff arrived in tbs city, tonight, and look
quarters at the Revere House
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olot5tng IT,
A. P. WARE 4 90.
N L W g 0 . D $

WOULD lSHolsN 'rnEIEs CgsrOM-
E"s AID rIIE pustaIo r@A,r THEY
ARE NOW RECEIVING ERosI MANU-
FAcTUREEs AMI EMpoRTERs A
LARGE AND :EoIcE ASSORTMENT
"F CLOTHS. oAss'HEHEs, &C, OF
IN s'EsT STYLES OF TIE SEASON,
roE TrrHrS FALL TRADE. yvm1cK
wl'.i. Rn FoVND gyoETgsy or as
PEDAL ATTENTION.
WE Ahso AHyEBTIsE oEs: VERY
nxTEasfYU Stock oE READY
MAs9E Clothing or ALI. Styles.
ADAPTED ne All WEATHER AND
To ALL PgUEJ3a.toNs. TIE MOST
or ouR oA5.sscNTs WILL HE
T0UND----BEstDG> BEING VERY
CHEAP--TO POss Ess orBErs POINTS
OF DECIDaD SUPERIORITY, BEING
CONsTnUCrED FROM ENTIRELY
NEW DRAFTS. sJPERGOR FITS MAY
cONTIU iSrLr mE EXPECTED.
wH ALSO INVITE THE IA sTacU
LAR ArTENTRu, oR ALL lsoHAs-
Gass OF BOYS CLOTHING. THnsU-
EsEwfo@ VARIETY, QUANTITY AND
QUARRY is rss1s 5sIroIsrANT DE-
PANTAEHNv or auR UUsIx as.., WE
MILAN TO KEEP FULLY SUSTAINED.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-29

New York. Nov. 26.--Thanksgiving wa,
generally observed mere today. The churches
were well filed, and with the exception OF the
firemen's parade the day was religionsly OBJ
served
WAsnIxGToN, Nov. 26 Thanksgiving was
generally observed in the camps here TO day,
the soldiers being amply provided for that
purpose.
WHEELING, Nov. % For the first time in
the history of this commonwealth, to-day was
observed as Thanksgiving. GOV. Pierpont is
the first governor who ever proclaimed one.
Business was entirely suspended
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THE FORTEEIc ATOMS NEAR NEW
ORLEANS

New YoRK, Nov 23,-Tbe schooner j. N.
Geniu from Snip Island, near New Orleans,
reports that the Notifications there are fin
ished, the guns mounted, and one hundred
aud fifty neu detailed from the blockading
feet to work them
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G0amts
49, U w =
az SEE FIRST PAGIs.

az SEE FIRsT PAGE. N.
SITUATION WANTED-By Protes-
w. tant girl, a general house servant. Is a good
washer and ironcr, ana has objection to 20 into the
country. d3tF MS
Roy WANTED IMMEDIATELY
~ at FISHES Printing Once opposite Boston and
Worcester railroad Depot Worcester. DIT n21
VA ANTED-Agents, to sell % cent
Book that every individual in the state should
have. For particulars address Il. b. RUSSELL, Pub
Usher SIS Washington street, Boston, d6t n27
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WORCES'TER, S.. PRonATE OFFIcE.


W November 10 lS6l.--To ali persons interested in
the Estate OF JAMES kfMBALL, late Of Qdkhali, de-
eeascd, CEEEI5NG-
You are cited to appear at Court Of Probate 70 be
holden at Worcester, the first Tuesday Of necember
next, to show cause why the instrument pnrporng 10
be the last will and testament OF said deceased should
not be appr0veG and the Court orders service o. this
citation. by publishing The once in the Daily SPY
twice in the Massachusetts spy, newspapers print
ed in Worcester three weeks SUCCESSFULLY before said
Court JOHN j. PIpER, Reg
,,.e VII
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4ufIgaa


TOR SALE AT AUCTION Wi. he
a soid al public ~ JYA,ig le Che highest bidder.
3,l estate Known the Car Manufacturing Property,
consisting ufoue large three story Brick Building ljD
Aet by 50; large story Brick Building lgo FEET
hY 80 with two ellis OF 40 feet each ta ruuied with sate
oiher machinery Set alsn one BRICK Tenement House
containing twelve tepepppts: one Wood Tenement
House With about three Of land located on the
atk OF tr SctcketTtsor, near the city OF Greenyhe
road 10 the main road, with nine valuable building Lots
rpDtng thereon. SAID property is Clieibly situated for
manufacturing purposes and At moderate expense can
ne Prtpar" for tht reception Of cotton woolen or any
other nHghnerv and will be sold altogether In
ccS, asinuv be wanted Terms OF payment made easy,
ana possession given Immediately.
JOHN BREED,
sy...A- -+ Merchants Bank
HENRY b. TRACY. Presf
Quincbaue Bank
r l.. W. CARROLL, Pres't.
Norwich, Noys 1861. d&wtd3 NIB
GHERIFF'S COMMONWEALTH
' - oF MASSACHUSETTS, Worcester S. November 20
lsbIy virtue OF execution which issued on udg-
meu in favOr o. James HOY Of WorCes county
ui Norces tsr. against BeuuiS lee WUrce IN the
coWty IT Worcester on the 2Hd day Of November before
ne fqlcc Court of he cty of Worcester, in the comfy
WOteS Ur, A. H. 1851. have taken all the right in equity
tlt she nih hcrls Lee had the twenty third day OF
October ~ 1851 the day when the was attached
ca nespe process or"w ts toredeem certain mutgaged
real estate stUatodu worcester. and the that's de-
scrbe in rtgarc decd thereof from the said Dennis
Ice 60 H. d. Holmes, recorded in the Registry Deeds
Tor SAID county, huok 559 page Ia and Saturday the
tho Afternoon, a my office u Worcester No. Central
Exchange s.al oHlsur sale by public auction to the
hlshest bidder sax right ~ e9gitN Of redemption.
r@ d3sIh j. DAY, Deputy sheriff.
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WORCESTER. ss.. PnonArE OrrIcE.

w November IS, ls6-To an persons Interested in
the Estate of MARTIN STOWE, late OF Worcester de-
ceased GREETING
You cited TO appear a Il Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of December
next, 10 show WHY License should be granted
TO Charlotte G. stowe the Administrators mon her Ne
titiOn sell the whole OF the Real Estate
mentioned for the purpose Of paving debts and charges
Of administrations and the Court orders this
citation, by publishing the in the Daily Spy
and twice in Massachusetts spy newspapers printed
in Worcester three weeks successveiv before said Court
nl6 W3t JOHN ). PIPER REG
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NV0RCESTER, IS, PROBATE OFrIcn.

W November 6, lsil.ro all persons Interested in
the Estate Of BEISEN CLARK late OF Rutiand, de-
ceased GREETING.
You are cited TO appear Mt Court Of Probate to be
holden at Worcester, the first Tuesday of December
next to show cause WHY the petition OF George s. Flint,
the administrator or leave TO sell ard
debts in favor u said estate in order Close the same,
should not be granted; and the Court orders service OF
this citation, by publishing the same in the Aissachu
sets spy newspaper printed in Worcester three weeks
successfully. before sud Court
nl2 N3lt CHAS. i. STEVENS. Asst. Rcc.
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WORCESTER. S., PRoBATE OFFICE,
w November &. 1861 TO ali persons Interested IN
the Estate Of ROWLAND RAIHBUN, late Of Black
stone. deceased, GREETING.
Nou cited TO appear at a Court Of Probate 90 be
holden Ut Worcester, the first Tuesday OF Bcccmber
next 70 show cause why the instrument purpoI ing to
be the last will and testament OF said deceased, hlul
not be approved; and the Court orders service This eta
tion by publishing he same in the Massachusetts v,
newspaper printed in Worcester, Three weeks
~, before said Court join j. PIPER, Rec
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