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To X. b. French. William HooA, Robert French.
Uen- =. Anderson Co., Henry Ilomsp d Co,
B.F. Messenger, Josiah Haines, VIM. Ill. Cler-
horn Co.:
Nou and each OF you hereby not fled that
there isEow on tie in the efee Of IN. Clerk If
the District Court of Lee County, Icwa, at Fort
Madison, petition u Hiram barney, claiming Of
You r. B. French, tue sum Of seven hundred and
fifty dollars and 10 per cent interss as money due
on mortgage made by you 10 Che rles Mason and
since assigned to said Hiram Bsrpes dated Aug.
sth, 1855; also claiming against each Of you tho
foreclosure of said mortgsge, tb same being upon
Lots onc n and two in Block sixty-eght los l.
in Mason's lower ADDITION 10 tie City II keoA uk
Lee county. Iowa, ter the parehase money; aud
further asking for sale ofs,id premises, and gen.
eral relief.
And unless you appear and answer ssid petition on
or before noon Ct the secosld day of the next term
Il said Court, 10 comTen &C at Fort Madison, on
the third Monday Of May, A. u. 1861. default
will be entered fgainst you and judgment rem
dersd thereon, tho petition taken - BY you con
fessed, and decree rendered sgainst you prayed
therein. NOBLE bIHUNG,
Feb. Ii, 1861 I'm Plaintiffs Att'ys.
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TRU STEE'S SALE.

yI7HEREAs, John W. Jordan, by his Deed of
w Trust bearing date the ninth day of June,
A. ID. 1867, conveyed to George @. Dixon, as
Trustee, the following described alestate; situate
in Wilsey'. Addition to the Cltyof kcokuk, toun-
ty Of Lee md State II lows, and more particular
ly described as Eve acrcs. icing the north half oil
Block number five in said Addition which con.
veyance was made to secure the payment IF twelve
prunirsury rutrs, la SAID Hecs ei ifae. specified
and described, executed by said John W Jordan
10 Greene Erskine and Joseph kidgway, dated
The ninth day Of June, 1857, payable IN six equal
annual pa yments from the third day Of February,
A. u. 1857, bearing eight per cent. interest, and
for the aggregate sum Of 81, l66 e6l00; and where
ms the rst eigh, of said Notes and tho interest
main due and unpaid, therefore, at the request Of
the holder thereof, George c. DIXON, sa'd Trns-
tee, will III the real estate above described, &C.
carding to the provisions Of raid Deed Of Trust,
at the front door Of tho Court House in Keokak
aforesaid, on the 2lst day Of March next, between
he hours Of 3 o'clock q. IN. and 0 'clock p. N. Of
tina; day, for cash. to the highest bidder to satisfy
said notes, interest and costs.
GEORGE c. DIXON,
Feb. TO, 1851 d4w Trustee.
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Legal NottCc.

To John A. Bishop, Alice Bishop, Esther Parish,
William Parish, joseph Parish, Mary J. Parish,
widow, Mary j. Parish, (mincr). Thos Pari b
in person, Thns. Parish as executor Of the estate
If Josorh c. Parish, dscea sed, sam Il. Miller,
Alonzo Crandall, i. 3. Bonsr
IN or before the 18th day Of March, 1861,
N/there will beon hle in the office If the Clerk
Of the District Court OF Lee County, Iowa, at
Fort Madison, the petition Of Howe, Pierce 4 Co.,
mercantile firm, claiming agsnst Join A. Bishop
\ judgment for 81, Ou0 on Iromissory note CT eu-
ted by him to 5. !. Boner and sned to plaintiff
and against all of the defendants the foreclosure
OF mortgage on lands in lee Comfy, Iowa, exc
cuted ny Jonn A. Bishop and Alice Bishop BIZ. wife
TO said Boner, to secure the said note and other
notes. The other defendants aim an interest in
the property described in the mortgage.
And unless you Appear and answer said petition
on or before the noon Of the second day OF thr,
nex, term of said Court, to commence at Fort Ma =,
ism on the third Monday of May, A. D. 1856 !. a
default will be entered and . judgment reid cred
ard sale o-dcrea es r-.yca tc- Z .h~ re:;:.. -.
RANKIN i MILLER.
March Is, 1861. fltfla' Att,ys
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TRUSTEES SALE,

WHEREAS, Frederick Brasner, by his beeu
w of Trust hearing date the ninth day Of
June, A. u. 1857, conveyed to George G. Dixon, a.
Trustee, the following described real estate sltu.
ate in ilty'o Addition to the City OF heoauk,
County of Lee, and state of Iowa, ard more par
iicularly described eve acres, being the north
half Of Clock number eleven in said Addition !;
which conveyance was made to secure the pay
mont Of twelve promissory notes, in said Iced OF
Trust specified and described, executed ty said
Frederick Brasher to Greene Erskins and Joseph
Ridgway, dated the 9th day of JUNE, 1857, payable
in six equal annual payments from the Sd day OF
February, A. ID. 1887, bearing eight per cent. ~
terest and for the aggrt gate sum OF - loo 90 100
and whereas the first sight Of said notes and the
interest remain due and unpaid, therefore, at the
request of the holders thereof, George G. Dixon,
sand Trustee, will sell the real es tate above des-
cri bed according to the provisions IT said ed OF
Tlus nj the front door Of the Court House In heo-
kuk aforesaid. on the 2ls. day Of Match next, be-
tween the hours Of 8 O'Clock u. N. and O'Clock p.
m of that day, for cash, to the highest bidder, 10
sstisfy said notes, interest and costs.
GEORGE c. DIXON,
Feb IL, 1S61-a4w Trustee.
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Lcgal Notice.
To Hugh II. Smiley, Martha j. SMILE, Margaret
G. Davies, johnson Dayies, CONVEX Hard,np 4


To Hugh II. Smiley, Martha j. Smile,. MARGARET
G. Davies, johnson Dayies, Convsrs Hard,nr &
CO.:
or before the 10Th Day of March, 1861,
~ there will be On file in tho Office or the Cjerk
Of the District Court Of Leo County, Iowa. at
Fort Madison, the sworn pet tiop Of Turner. VIII
son Co., claiming OF Hugh Ii. smiley two thou
sand dollars on pronaissor note xecuted by him
to A. L. Deming, and novs by endose ment the pro-
perty OF rlaintins and against all the defendants
tho foreciossro o. rlortsage executed BY Hugh
=. smiley ana Mar ha ). Smiley 70 A. l.. SEEMING,
on real estate in Keokuk, Iowa, to secure said
note and two others, in which property all the de-
PENDANTS are interested.
And unless You appear and answer said petition
on or before tho mon OF the second day of thu
next term Of said Court, to commence It Fort
Madison on be third Monday Of May, A. u. 1861,
default will be entered and judgment rendered
- prayed for in the petition.
kANki 4 MILLER,
II AAsea ~ Isea tn fttH's Att iys.
* uHU6. primo n u. r q a u ,oy WI. ~
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.

WHEREAS, Frederick Brasher. by his Deed of
w Trust bearing date the ninth day Of June,
A. ID. 1857, conveyed to George G. Dixon, a.
Trustee the following described real estate situate
in Wilsey's Addition to the City OF heokuk,
County OF Lee. ard State of Iowa, and more par.
ticuIarly d. scribcd as five acres, being the south
half Of Block number i've in said Addition; which
conveyance was made to secure the pa ment ot
Twelve prumfssury notes, in sufd Bevd of Trust
specified and described executed by said Frederick
Brasher to Greene Erskine and Joseph kidgway,
dated The ninth day Of June, 1857, payable In SIX
equal annual payments from the third day OF Feb
ruAry,A D. 1857, bearing eight per cent interest,
and for the aggregate sum OF $4, lt6 90 lVoj and
whereas the rst eight of said notes and the inter-
est remain due and unpaid therefore at the request
Of the holders thereof, /, George Q. Dixon, said
Trustee, will sell the real estate above described,
according to the provisions of said Deed Of Trust
at the front door Of the Court House in keokuk
afore aid, the 2lst day Of March next, between
the hours Of clock a. m. and O'Clock p. IN. Of
that day for cash. to the highest bidder, TO satisfy
said notes, interest and costs.
GEORGE G. DIXON,
Fob TO- 1e61-d4w Trustee.
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TIE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF
SPALDINC'S
CEPHALIC PILLS, |
A.viLL CONVINCE ALL WHO surrER rRoH
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As theee Testimonials we're unsolicited by
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truly scientific discovery.
have tried your cephalie Pills, and + hk, tAsm
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worth more.
Par, Il these are for the neighbors, to whom !
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Sena The Pills by mail, and oblige
Your obi servant,
JAS hENNEDY.
Ma. srALpiSG:
wish you TO send me one mere box Of your
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M from them.
Yours, respectfully,
MAlsy Ann sToIKHoUsE.
SPRUCE CErsK. Huntington Co., Pa,
January 18th, 1861.
II. c. srALprrc
You willplease send me two boxes Of your Co.
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respectfully Yours
JA0. b. SIM0Ns.
p - here used one bor IF your Pitts, and .and
them exeeieni.
kErSolpsDuRG, Franklin Co, O.,
. January 9th, 1851.
HESsy c. SrALuIsG,
No. 4S Cedar-ss,, ny ::
DEARsin-
Enclosed find - csnts, for which send bax oil
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ReyHoidsburx, Ffanklin Co., O.
leaf Pts mcfk tie Charm--cme Headache al
WI, C. FILLER.
irsILASri, Mich, Jan. IA, 1861.
Ma. spAIDISG:'
Sir
Net long since sent TO you for box of Ccphal IL
rus Tor the cure Of Nervous Headache and Cos
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On eaeff faGt ros induced fcsenG for m re.
Please send By return mail. Dirsct 10
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ipsiianti, Mich
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~ single Bottle III SPALDING'S PRE-eH
~fAhkD GLUE will cave ten~aI
Er-times its cost annually. 1aI
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by thease Of these Pills the periodic attacks Of
SERIOUS Or Sick Headache may be prevented; and
II taken ut the commencement OF IN atts,k i'm
mediate relief from pain and sickness will be OBJ
tained.l
They seldom fail in removing the nausea and
Heafaeheto which females are SO subject
They act gently upon the boweis,-remoyinc
Cos'tasrtsS
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females,
aud all persons Of sedentory habits they are valu-
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the natural elasticity and strength Of the whole
system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result Of q long
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they have prevented and relieved q vast amount Of
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They are entirely vegetable in their composition
and may be taken At all times with perfect safety
without making any change of diet, and the 40.
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msnssief them 10 rhlidren
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS!
Ine genuine have five signatures Of Henry C.
Spalding on each Box.
seld by Druggists and all other Dealers in Med
icines.
Box will besent by mail prepaid on receipt
Of the
PRICE 25 CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HEvRN a.. NpAwnpwr
NO. As Ccdar-strcct,
Ncw.YOrk.
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SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SPALDlN6'S PREPARED GLUE.
SAVE TIE PIECES 1

SAVE TIE PIECES
ECONOMY. DISPATCH
E|"A srrcH IN 1rnrs SAVES NIsE."@S
As accidents viii happen, even in we'll regulated
families II ID very desirable 10 have and
onsenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys,
Crockery, &c.
SPALDISG'5 PREPARED GLUE
Meets all such emery neies, and no household can
afford To be without 1t. 1t is always ready, and up
TO the sticking point.
s "UsEfUL In EVERY HOUSE,
N. B--A Brush accompanies each Bottle. Price
1oesuts. AddrAss
HENRY G. SPALDiSG.
No. sS Cedar-st., New York.
CAL ION.
Az certain nnprncipled persons are attempting
TO pain "a on lie unsusp sctug pa bic, ations
Of my PREPARED GLUE, l wsald aauaon all
psrgsns /, examine before purchasing, aud zee
that the full name,
~sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE, ~
Il on the outside wrapper; all Others swipdling
eoustsxfsits. Lfeb23dAwl
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IL nAUo. primo n. .. uGAK Jor.sale by
w. II. AUSTIN a co.
yII lis Aain-s,
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RANKIN i MILLER.
March Is, 1861. fltfTa' Att,vs.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-22
From the New York Tribune, April 10.
Patent a PMS

1t is well understood that Colt and others,
who hold patents from the United States, have
for long time past been supplying the south
with arms OF the most effective kind. AS those
men are projected in their manufacture of
arms by letters patent granted by the United
States, it is the duty of congress at once to
REVOKE THEIR PATENTS, and make the manu-.
facture of patent arms free to ALL Among the
first acts OF the next congress should be the
revocation OF the patents Of all who have sup.
piled rebels with arms. There are men in
Hartford and New Haven who would learn
useful lesson by such discipline as that. Let
Us have a free right for all to make the best
arms
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HAPPY END OF A DOMESTIC DIFFICULTY.
On Tuesday morning, the anxious wife Uf a
Marblehead volunteer, who had received
marching orders, refused to get his things to
gether Tor him, surprising by that means TO
prevent his going with his company; but her
husband was not made OF any such soft mate
rial, and started of without Il change OF under
garments of any kind. She "couId not believe
he could go off So" but thought he would
stop short OF the railroad depot, and return to
her fond bosom In this she was mistaken.
Hubby joined his companion in arms, unpro
vided for campaign as he was, and III few
minutes the train had put miles between him.
self and the wife he had left behind. He did
not feel altogether right about her conduct,
but his condition was that of perfect bliss, com
pared to the state of her mind and affections,
when she came to a realizing sense OF the
fearful fact that she had sent her gallant hus-
band off to the wars without a second shirt to
his back or any of the little goodies
which fond wives usually put up for then
husbands when they start on journey
Ii soon occurred to her that she might reacl
Boston before the regiment started for Wash
ington in the afternoon, and she set right tC
work to fill the largest vaise she could find will
whatever she could lay her hands on, which
might contribute to his inward or outward
comfort Thus heavily laden, she made he.
way through the drenching rain to the depot
Upon arrivingsat Boston she was informed
that the regiment was to form on tile common
and thither she proceeded but no soldiers
were there, and despair almost overcame her
With heart heavier than even the valse sh,
carried, she wendell her way TO stable KEEP
by an acquaintance, from whom she hoped t.
obtain some information as to the probabl,
whereabouts of her much abused spouse. Il
taking this step she was fortunate, and ascer
tanned that he was quartered in Faneuil Hall
AWAY she dashed, regardless of the wint
and rain. until she reached the old Cradle o
Liberty. Her valise performed the office OF |
tree pass" for her with the sentln.s, ana II
less than minute she was lie most uenSnte'
Of wives. and he lheJnost surprised of hus
hands. She remained in the city until thu
regiments left for the south.
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THREE Sons OF VETERAN SENT TO THE
WAR.-When the orders came 10 the Warren
Light Guard to repair to their armory and hold
themselves in readiness to march with the
gallant Sixth, an old resident of Lawrence,
who has two sons who are members of the
Guards, heard them while in bed talking in
The room below, and straghtway arose from
bed aud asked them it they refused to go.
They said they had been thinking of back
ily out" The old gentleman, who has been
fifteen years in the Navy. told them if they
rriised TO go ito never darken his doors again,
and that he woaid disopn them as sons of his
toriWih." They did not need this intinlalion
10 gJ, but said it to what their father would
say. The next day the old veteran told an
othtr'of his SONS, who is but fifteen years OF
age, fhe wanted to go and could get chance
t. % at unce )" aud now his three sons are
in the noble Sixth Regiment. TIE veterans
name IS Foster.-BostOn Journal.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.

Of all descriptions, purchased for Cash. with special
reference to Spring frac, which, added to my alreauv
Extensive Stock, comprises of the Best Assert
ments of
ELEGANT AND SUBSTANTIAL FURNITURE
TO BE FOUND IN THE COUNTY,
And will warrant the same Equal in STYLE and Finish
TO any SOLD in Worcester County he money will be
refunded NV assortment consists of
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Zeal estate.

NOR SALE-All that valuable Real
Estate lying between kson and Lagrange streets
snn city containing about 10000 feet of land and two
the location Is very desirable tor geneeI residence
Application may be made to the Undersigned al the
dtf mchi6 pTNJ i Doncr
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The l,o.ton Bank. for The country,

To His Erceiiency John A. Andrec, Governor
of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts =
Sir:-The present emergency may require
of the treasury OF Massachusetts sum or sums
of money beyond its cash means. To meet
such requirements, the following named banks
in this city will answer the call of the trcasur-
er, under your authority, for any sum or sums
OF money to the extent of ten per centum of
the amount OF their capitals, respectively -
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TOHN Nj MERRICK & COMPANY
- SOLE PRoPRIEToRs AND MANUFACTURERS OF
TINTnY,s PATENT BAROMETER,

For tho United States Office No. Central Exchange,
Worcester. Mass
Ihis New Patent STANDARD Instrument differs In Its
construction and operation from all Others, being
structe with Flexible section arranged as to Com
pcrsate for the Changes in Temperature leaving the
height the mercurial column entirely unchanged by
the extremes heat and cold whether placed indoors
or out and substantially obvttes the hitherto great I'M
certainty of reading the Barometer.
This Instrument is otherwise Entirely Portable having
been safely transported every section of the United
States and abroad and entirely free from leaking and
ruin consequent the use of Wax and other Trash,
In al tempting to secure the mercury in the tube
This Instrument used and endorsed by many of the
most emnently practical andscenthc men in the United
States.
Parties purchasing Barome'ers should be careful and
that the Instrument is marked Tlmbys Patent.
Price from 81 to $40.
The above instruments put up in the finest Rose
wood and Zncora cases, with Thermometers attached.
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FARM IN WORCESTER FOR SAFE

De!Ongng to the estate Of the late Samuel Jenni.
SON situated four miles eastery fom the citv on The
Westooroueli road. two miles from New England VII.
lage IN Grafton and two miles from Millbury and ly.
Ing directly on the B and Worcester Railroad The
Mlbury station being but oneiri of mile from the
mousse Trains stop twice a day each wav Contains
about 20O acres, nearly half covered with valuable
and thrifty wood. tue other half moving pasturng and
tase, Under good cultivation. well fenced with good
stone wall Ar orchard Of 80 apple of ID years
growth, ana twice that humber of older growth. Build.
ings IN fair condition and nearly all lately shingled
good rive story house, very pleasantly situated with
good milk cellar aud j. containing rOulr a never
falling well of wafer wood room piggery in basement
with set kettle and granary Ia second story Barn 100
feet long, snnnallv filed with hay and grain from the
place Flint's pond is within third of a mile Of
the house, and beautiful fertile island Of thlr.
teen ceres easily accessible with teams close bv the
shore Apply to CHARLES WESS0N on the premises,
who has occupied THIN for ei.hteen years past to W.
). carton, and JANE r. PIERCE, at Worcester or
TO SAMUEL JENNiSoN, 81 State street, Boston.
MI deM DIFF s2S
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-
ORsoN N. HEATHs NOTICE.
To nv patrons, customers, and every friend
MY thanks TO them their past custom extend,
And hope by attention to business my old customers
keep,
And to get many new ones by selling very CHEAP;
ButSo hem and the city people will saw no more,
For to them it is well known what sell my store.
70 STRANGERS AND TRAVELLERS.
To YOU it may not BE- well known, will merely say
For Edwards Croekery call. Exchange street is IL
To the Poetical Exchangel Here all kinds of House
furnishing Goods keep,
For Wooden Ware. BRO ms, Oil Cloths and carnets here
offer very cheap,
For everything 10 nrnish your kitchen or table, CALL
Here will
All kinds of Furnishing Goods cheap as cheap car be
TO HOTEL AND BOARDING HOUSE KEEPERS.
keep Feather Beds, CumiOrers Mattresses, and ev-
cry tng you use to furnish our house except furniture,
and shall make discount and make an object
you to trade with me. I viii also make discount to
ae housekerpers that buy all their goods of me- and
warrant very piece OF goods IL represented.
N9RS0N n. HEATH
TO MY BROTHER MERCTANTS-
| would say, let us deal honest and true,
And when people inquire what Orson ~ Heath sells
Do not say, Oh, he has nothing new All who call =
Find this not but that my goods the best and
so
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VALUABLE HOUSE LOTS FOR

SALE-rhe two verv desirable Building Lots on
ne west SIDE Of Harvard streets between John Blk
feet deep running back to open court the rear
Teach lot is laid out and garden and
order 's
These lots are, without exception the desirable
building lots now unmproved in the city and. being
togethe could be occupied lot, if desired In.'
qulre OF G. FITCH,
=, JOHN G.. OTIS.
Also; Tor sale, gray Horse second hand Carry
az, lLolnans make) one secondhand Top Buggy,
Greeks makel MARI dtf
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A VALUABLE FARM For SAFE

siiI IN Royaston, Mass, situated the road leading
s-=A=iroin kovalSton to WinchendOu orle rly owned
d ocSuped by the late John HOLMAN, containing about
wv acres OF superior land 50 acres of valuable
wood and timber The remaine Of the Farm is divided
INTO moving and pasunv, we'll with good stone
Will Inc nuutlings consist good two story house
WIN Ell ana three barns. all in good repair very pleas
hty situated and in the of the far with good
supply OF fruit, and two failing wells OF water
Terms easy Part Of the purchase money remain on
mortgage. Apply to s. H. BACHELOR of Wo-ces
ter, ORD. ID. CARDANY Of Athol, deodIwtf mehSs