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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-22
GEO. F. LEWIS, PUBLISHER.
NUMBER 36.

years, "would to God that the city OF
Washington had been shelled to ashes
last July,"-he would have been hooted
down and driven from the city. Some
of the papers that now condemn the
mob that hunted Phillips, would praise
the mob for hunting Hawks MAJ VIC
not go still further, and say that If
newspaper in this city should advocate
the destruction of the constitution, and
the disruption of the Union, 10 6t Tho
South go, it would be suppressed instantly,
aud its conductors justly held responsib Die
for treason to the government
The New York Tribune says: "It is
wickedly false that Mr.. Phillips advocates
treason" That depends altogether on
what treason is. The Tribune may not be
the best authority on that delicate ques
tion. We believe it is treachery to tie
country now, to wish the city of Wash
ington laid in ashes il slavery is not
abolished in Maryland. Philips says
that, and the Tribune devotes six columns
to spreading the Infamous speech in
which the sentiment is uttered. We re-
gard it as the .quintessence of treason to
speak or print such sentences as we have
quoted from the Tribune, unless we quote
them to protest against them in the namo
of the constitution and the Union. The
Springfield Republican says: Wendell
Phillips has a right to speak his opinions
freely, and every friend of FREQ speech
must maintain that right" No, he has
not No man has right to do wrong.
No man has right to smoke cigar in
powder magazine. No man has a right
to denounce the government of his
country in time Of war. No dismnioniSi
has right to speak his sentiments any
where noW. We are in a state Of war.
Every man must stand by the Union or
keep quiet. We are utterly opposed to
mobbing Phillips or any other man. But
the peace and safety Of the country de-
mand that his seditious tonge be silenced
till the Union is re-established in peace.
Let him be indicted for his sedition, and
held to answer at the bar of justice for
his offences, but let us have no mobs.-
Justice is slow, but mighty. An aboli.
tion-disunionist is as dangerous an enemy
now as observation-disclosures, and if Fort
Warren is open for the latter, let Fort
Lafayette receive the former, or, still
better, put them both together. They
have labored in the same cause, let them
rest together in the same walls.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-22
A TONIC FOR ABoLITIoNIsTs.
From the Christian InteIligcncOr.

Some lawless and violent people in
Cincinnati resolved, recently, to express
their disgust of abolitionism by closing
the mouth of its most eloquent apostle,
Mr.. Wendell Phillips. This they did,
not by words o. retort or argument, but
by the free use of eggs that had out
lived their usefulness" The affair was
not very creditable to the belligerent
party attacking the sentimental and va
grant orator, and on many accounts
merits universal condemnation. But
whatever sentence the public may feel
obliged to pronounce upon the affair, Mr..
Phillips himself has no right to complain.
He has been for sixteen years an avowed
traitor, and is so still. His regard for the
constitution is Of the same sort which
Yancey and his fellow.c .conspirators have
shown. He has labored long, AID with
some success, to raise revolutionary mob
on grand scale, whose object shall be
the destruction of the government. No
other wandering crusader has avowed
such blood-thirsty and ferocious senti-
ments as Mr.. Phillips; and if his words
have kindled frebrands to be hurled
against himself, let him not shrink from
confessing that he has done his very ut
most to stir the fierce passions of the
populace, both against and for him.
Moreover, as an addition to his capital
stock in trade, those refuse Western eggs
will prove profitable to Mr.. Phillips. He
ana his school have waxed fat on such
food. For they like to make themselves
odous, in order to become notorious
With them notoriety is power. They
study the relation of cause and effect
SO soon as they have been martyred by
sitting aroma of devitalized eggs, they
then see themselves in condition to re-
ceive the fresh honors of spontaneous
ovation given in their behalf by the fiery
zcalots of the abolition ranks. Mr.. Phil
lips will, no doubt, soon be in New York,
or Washington, or Boston, to demand the
homage of his followers in more copious
effusions than he has hitherto received it,
and he will get it; for rotten eggs pro-
duce full.feathcred abolitionists. The
brood are quickly generated by this
method of matriculation. So, while
others will condemn, Mr.. Phillips will, no
doubt, secretly thank the Cincinnati
-.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-22

TNHE AGENCY of the Hartford Fire Insurance
Il Co. has this dny been transferred 30 the under
signed, WHO alone is authorized 10 issue Policies and
Renewals for East Saginaw and vicinity, from this
date.
The attention Of the public Is respectfully called
TO tho advantages offered by this well known Com
pany. With solid cash assets amounting 10 nearly
One Million Dollars, and u successful business cx-
perienco Of more than half century, asccurity is
offered to tho assured second 10 none. Dwellings
and Farm property insured for q term Of years at
reduced rates of premium
CHARLES b. MOTT, Agent.
Eert Saginaw, Nov. %, 1861.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-22
CROSSING THE CORDILLERAS.

The path had become so very narrow
round projecting rock, absolutely to
terminate. / could see nothing more
than thin light streak, as if drawn with
a piece of chalk, and | could not believe
that this was our path. The rock round
which it went did not show the least cut
or notch, where even n goat could have
planted its feet, let alone our clumsy
mules. The little crumbing pieces of
stone which our mules hoofs kicked over
the precipicc, made me sensible of my
danger, falling straight down to a depth
that my blood froze to think of. But
this was no place to stop at; and l OBJ
served closely the cautious manner in
which my guide raised himself in his right
stirrup, not doubling that we were now
at the spot of which he had told me be-
fore, and where mules aad riders were
often thrown over. l was, therefore,
careful not to irritate my mule at a place
where it certainly knew better how to 90
than ! did--accidents having happened
from travellers pulling their brides at
the wrong time. My guide went on very
coolly along trail where mules had to
keep the very edge Of the precipice.-
Mules frequently carry a load over this
track, when they are very careful not to
knock against the overhanging rock, as
the least push would send them over the
precipice. Our mules, it is true, had no
load, but they were accustomed to carry
ing one; and, therefore, kept the extreme
edge, to my great discomposure. But /
left it entirely to its own instinct, oply
lifting my left foot in the stirrup, as
saw the vaquiano do, so that in case of
an accident, | might throw myself off its
back, and cling to the rock. But why,
the reader may ask, did you not &c. off
the mule at once, and pass dangerous
places on foot? Simply, my reader, in
the first place, because the danger is the
same for many miles, and, secondly, be-
cause those men who pass their lives in
leading travellers over these mountains,
know best where to walk, and where to
ride, and l followed the example my
guide set me. Nor, to tell the truth, did
| at the moment think of anything but
my mule, as he moved slowly, step by
step, round the yawning abyss, with
scarcely three inches to spare on either
side. AS we proceeded, the path got still
narrower, the abyss seemed deeper; and,
looking down once, between tho mules
side and my stirrups, ! saw below in the
deep hollow perfect heap of skeletons
mules that must have tumbied down
since the last food -or their bones would
have been washed away In my horror
forgot the warning of the vaquiano,
and, grasping the rein OF my mule, tried
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-22
a EAST SAGINAW, MICHIGAN, APRIL g. 1862
Vitalis appeared.

Vitalis appeared.
do you know this man, Signor Vitalis?'
said the inquisitor.
No, L know him not replied Vitalis.
The inquisitors consulted together.
'This man, said they, speaking Of Mas.
saccio, is evidently knave and cheat;
he must be thrown into prison. Signor
Vitalis, you are acquitted Then, max.
ing sign to an officer of police, Take
that man, said he, 'to prison.
Massaccio fell on his knees in the mid
die of the hall. Noble signors, noble
signors, said he lit is possible that the
diamond may have been stolen; the SER
pent who gave it me may have wished to
deceive me. 1t is possible that the ape,
the lion and the serpent may all be an
illusion of the demon but it is true that
| saved the Signor Vitalis. Signor vi
tails (turning to him. Il ask you not for
the marriage-portion for my bride, nor
for your palace of marble, but say word
for me; suffer me not to be thrown into
prison; do not abandon me. did not
abandon you when you were in the pit
Noble signors, said Vitalis, bowing to
the tribunal, Il can only repeat what
have already said; / know not this man.
Has he single witness to produce?'
At this moment the whole court was
thrown into fear and astonishment, for
the lion, the monkey, and the serpent
entered the hall together. The monkey
was mounted on the back of the lion, and
the serpent was twined round the arm OF
the monkey. On entering the lion roar
ed, the monkey spluttered, snd the SER
pent hissed.
'Ah, these are the animals of the pitt
cried Vitalis, in alarm.
'Signor Vitalis,' resumed the chief of
the inqusitors, when the dismay which
this apparition had caused had somewhat
diminished, you have asked where were
the witnesses of Massaccio? You see
that God has sent them at the right time
before the bar Of our tribunal. Since,
then, God has testified against you, we
should be culpoble before Him if we did
not punish your ingratitude. Your palace
and your possessions are confiscated, and
you shall pass the rest of your life in a
liaiiON pliSOu' Ahuu Nou, cohbiluVu hV,
addressing himself to Masssaccio, who
was all this time caressing the lion, the
monkey and the serpent, since Vene-
tan has promised you palace of marble,
and portion for your bride, the republic
of Venice will accomplish the promise;
the palace and possessions of Vitalis are
thine. You,' said he to the secretary of
the tribunal, draw up an account of all
this history, that the people of Venice
may know, through all generations, that
the. Justice of the tribunal Of the state
inquisition is not less equitable than it is
rigorous
Massaccio and his wife lived happily
for many years afterwards in the palace
OF Vitalis, with the monkey, the lion and
the serpent; and Massaccio had them rep
resented in picture on the wall of his
palace, as they entered the hall of the tri-
bunal, the lion carrying the monkey, and
the monkey carrying the serpent.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-22

CAMERoN's CoNTRAcTs.--The Boston
Post says the official investigation into
the contracts of the War Department
made during the regime Of ex-Secretaiy
Cameron, has demonstrated the fact that
about two hundred millions of dollars
will be the ultimate cost Of the luxury
we INDUCED in when President Lincoln
selected that modest gentleman for seat
in his Cabinet. We shall begin to con-
slider Floyd comparatively honest sort
of rascal by and by. The nation only
lest three or four millions Of money by
his "prestidigitation.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-22

Some of the republicans here at the
West are claiming Governor Sprague a.
belonging to their party. If that be so,
how did it happen that the republican
State convention of Rhode Island, while
refusing to make nomination, at the
same time resolved by vote of 76 to SO,
not to support Gov. Sprague?
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-22
NJ. +. LEROY Il CO..
NOTICE

Wagon and Carriage Makers. Washington street,
next door to Livery Stable, EAST SAGINAW.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-22
BUSINESS DIRECTOR Y
Gust Sagimaw Courier,
GEO. +. F.LEWIS, Proprietor. !,
PlSlshcd every Tuesday morning at the City Of East
Saginaw, Michigan.
TERMS;-sl50a year Invariably in advance
"' 4 (RArEs OF ADVERTISING. -
One square (l6 lines or less) week. slOO
4" "a each succeeding week, rs
One fourth Column. 1 Year $1,000
half G. 81 5000
whole ~ 5000
Business Cards s lines or less 800
Other torms made known on application at the
Office.
Yearly advertisers will be entitled to card in the
Dasincss Directory gratis.
JOB PRINTING.
Connected with the Courier Office Is New and Elk
tensiye Jon PRiSTING ESTABLISHMENT, wherein PLAN
and Ornamental Printing Of every description will
be done in the latest and most fashionable style
Patronage is solicited. GEO. 4. LEWIS

Post Office Notice.
Onice hours from A. NJ 10 81 M.
No mail arrives or departs on Sunday.
MAILS ARRIVE.
Through Mail from East, West Detroit and Flint
M l:i5 and 7:l5 o'clock =. NJ
Way Mail from Flint and intermediate places on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at Z. Nj.
From Bay City and Portsmouth at IL M daily
From Saginaw City, ST. Charles and Midland at
q A. NJ and 3 p. nj daily.
MAILS CLOSE.
Through Mail for East, West, Detroit and Flint,
at A. NJ vnd 2 =. NJ. daily.
Way Mail for Flint and intermediate places at
A. M on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
For Bay City nc IL NJ. daily.
For Saginaw City, St. Charles and Midland at IL
NJ and p. NJ daily.
d. w. @. GAGE, p. NJ.
East Saginaw, Feb. 10, 1862
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-22
NEIDER sTADT g son.

of and dealers in Boots Shoes Leah-
er, Findings, &c, &c. Hess Block, I'd door from
corner, Genescc street, EAST SAGINAW.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-22

Gods best mercy is ofton shown in the
rejection Of our prayers.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-22
WM. LLOYD,

Butcher, and dealer in Meats, Vegetables, Butter,
Eggs, Lard, etc. Brick Building, on Washington
street southwest of Bancroft House,
IL EAST SAGINAW
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-22
f. W. wIGGINS,
LAND AND TAX AGENT,
EAST SAGINAW, MICHIGAN,

WILL attend TO purchase and sale Of rcal estate,
w locating lands, survey ing, investigating titles,
paying taxes, &c, in Saginaw and djoining Counties
Particular attention given 10 sale and lease OF
City property Information given in regard to
General Business Operations
ESZ"Can be found at all times Mt his Office, over
Hough lfcrskells, or at the Bancroft House.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-22
WILLIAM G.. DIETZ,
TOMS a TUCKER,
GEOROT &. SANBORN.

Dealer in Groceries, Provisions, Family Supplies.
Country Produce, etc. Corner store, IIoyt's New
Brick Block,
EAST SAGINAW
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-22
IRVING Nj. SMITH,

Attorney and Counsellor at LAW and Solicitor in
Chaneery Office in Buona Vista Block,
EAST SAGINAW. .........M MICHIGAN.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-22
JOHN WEST a son.
GEORGE CRABBE a co.,

Butchers and dealers in Meats, Butter Eggs, Lard,
etc. Hess Block, doors south of Post Office,
EAST SAGINAW
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-22
HOUGH 4 HERsKELL,

Dealers In Groceries, Provisions, Produce, Flour
Feed, Salt, Family Supplies, Wooden Ware, Con-
6cneeee strcot, north side, old stand Of Sanborn
tucker. EAST SAGINAW
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-22
Il. JOSEPH HERB,
j. II. NicFARLIN,

Jewellcr, and dealer in Clocks Watches, Toys, jew
clry, &c. Gcncsee street, LIST door east Of Cassi-
days Hotel EAST SAGINAW.
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CHAPTER VI.

Joe Bunker, Eric's shop iayorite, was singu-
lar, practical looking fellow. lie was the only
man in the shop that was not completely subject
70 the coarse magnetism Of the shops master.
But Joe never seemed in the least to care for
Mr.. Creep. lie worked on, or he did not work,
Just as it suited him, lie took day for himself
now and them and for some reason the pay Tor
these days was never deducted from tho week S
wage, SswAs the case when the other fellows
dared 10 stay away.
Was Joe a fayorts with his employer7 Far
from it. Mr.. Croep would very gladly have dis
pensed with his services had he seen his way
clear TO get rid Of him. Why Mr.. Creep hesitat.
cd TO discharge man who was not agreeable IN
him no one knew, or knows but it was not
doubted in the shop that it would have bo.n a
great relief to Mr.. Creep to have Joe Bunker de
part, and yet Joe Bunker remained.
he took astounding liberties. When his tool
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SHIPPING.

Tor LINERPOOI.-OI.D BLACK STAR
IAn'-Thc packet ship LIZZIE Holman, lying
u pier -, East X yer, ss Apri. 9th. For passage,
apply TO WILLIAMS q GJION, 80 Fulton ~.
fnhi2 2tA,'llu
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1nN-NAN nANBEETIs,FEMALEMNNTI.
DE\D-EENn-EEAD-

II \ sat. auI reliable me licinc. Dr.. CHAP
MANS cp..ntt'ei compound Group and cough q, "
up, u-oj With success Tor the last 30 years az ~
Giiihle curr 'r the crolp: also tie best medicine
f.r Influenza q. o., coughs, hoarsCn 's-, dihcuV
OF breathing, pain iu the chest bic dins rom -
lungs % .t.Mt, whpnpiuy cough, cUlsumpilu e..
" uluft .iursl and sid, whole sale and retail, -
WIN Gil NPMAN n c., ~ Fulton u, " Y, AMI ~
drIg-i-ts. mhi2 2tac'l3O
WHY WILL you SUFFER-, WHEN DR.
w Ihoupson- great Lung Remedy will Instant
" cure the worst coughs colds bronchitis, asthma,
AMI even consumption. Cures warranted. O1-g
l. Taught H. mill 2Itc'
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old BLACK STAR LINE
" OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS
Pt-s.ngors 10 ma ur g. I.Nr.p.,, by tho fplluN.u.
arst class packet .I.II-, sailing uu the
9th ami litl OF each mouth,
Adelaide, Cu.uy,,r, R'soius,
Australia, C.uunrr, DO Do Bright,
B.IIW ,ls Chancellor, Tu.rHtu,
B..l.t.a''r, Con- tUt.u, Tn 'r~r.
DRAFTS OS rIE ROYAL BANKS
~ IREtNSr, LISTER BNNalNG Go. Avn All rNRr.
~ ISYiN,u ASp : .nriNSp.
mills 3ipc'lui WILL iMS q GUEON - Fulton 81
THONI'SON'S BLACK STAR LiNE-tOR
L I,rrpu'- re ri.ouId packet +.p WEB
STIR, ut pier =. y .rt' RIVER, ,u's April rH. It.u
Iisorltoi, - - E.. lls Zine sails ever. w'"F. Ap-
~, ~ tuD OH ... go NHrrI ~. mill git'l-i
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DRESS.

SHIRTS | SHIRTS & COIL
~ Cheap ALSO, Firemen's 6hirtsl Fi.y
Shirts, ~ 20 At the Mechanics Shin
800 Grand 81, NY. mh2O 2isg
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PROVISIONS.

DIJY THE BEST FISH PROVISlO,
M packages; new picked herring, goldfish, :
cured hams, shoulders, beef, lard, DC; all gonI
cheap; selected for retailing, by A. w, ROSH
Washington st, near Barclay, wholesale, low
net cash dealer in all kinds Of FISH and provii
grocers respectfully invited. mh2s 2lac'lt
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CUMBERLAND COAL FOR BLACl
y smiths Mt 10 per ton, delivered Liverpool
Cpuu.l, sll All other Goals at low prices. Ap
so B,wcry, 2li Greene and 4I9 Broome st JAr1
WFEKS m24 T2au'lO6
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TApSCul1S LINE
l. OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.

To- rli ..rs 'outuu" o. grant cert q tt's
J... ..e & nHi 'l.n liverpool, by their syHlIt.
... packets, ,uuIrsus u part tho following
..r.ss
$751; rNps,uTr, EMERALD ISLE, ALBION
p.t.nNU. .Iir. MANCHESTER VICTORY,
g. 81. SD. -, 'fIflLAIlOS,J !. T. iNp,
WISH lIr. E,CpEf pN'ENlN,
.s4irN IIlGt 3EA FLOWER, CAMEKlAN
N.."., .,t.t. v.tA others, a slip every five
.s.'
i4u..l ..r 4 s'uC also agents f1r tie
* LI,G OF LONDON PACKETS,
rIn... N...' t,y rout ey'tiia't ou Hh'r'
U..E ..
RIHlTrNNCFS FROM IRELAND, &c.
I. a g.. .N..... .tnur O.. .Hslr drtiis, .vuh'e .l
.,rr.r.l, tHr.s...lt Eushnl, Ireland, scotland,
.uH ~. th.uit., LOWEST RATES.
e.. I..ls. witt al part cl'ur-, mHy be- had ui
....,. ..' O.. hotter, enclose postage stamp
IApS,prI a. CO., sG South n, New York.
TNn-,HTr SMITH * Co, Live pool
milo -.
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REST OF RED ASH - 20; WkLbaA
II 81 20 per ton of 1000 lbs, deltxsed Z x
clean; coke 80 a chaldruu. Yards 1JAfzef =.
st. near Broadway, New York. a. y
agent mh22 2I'agnA- >
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Dr1rplvG 1oTs OT BERGEN HILLS

ID nicely booted. near Jersey C.ty AMI II. tok'u
iv horse r,ft..,,r.. = w minutes, 1T south u -teu.
Hudson cts, Union iii'I, GOOD nr.gi h.Ihy d,
u.lr CHURCHES, schools aud Il r.s. Price $40 T.
$500, cosy terms. Apply 1t Al Wht.r =, y. y.
nN.i 2Ia,'l23
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NOAT-NO MTNEKNNIE 7 NNNI "
~ satry rubbish, or short weight lor - 10
a 20, but the very best red ASH Tor ihihiIy VI
screened AMI delivered ats 81 per ton from yari
cor KING and Greenwich st+ sud % Roosevelt J
cor Nrw Bpwrry MATTHEW CLINTON cuo'
sale and retail agent ap3 Aic'ljC
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L two story and Iauucrt brick iafs'. t ten
rooms. finished iu good style, iu good ....t . -.I
TIE f,rr,-. v. take 900. aud ..pve the jus ar.' %
mortys4o. Iuy4ro .uuDlI. t,'y conner To-. ;. y. -
and al Ma. VI. frm. ne. T2i-'.i0
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EIGHTH AvrNUE-TO LET or LEASE,
II fora torn. .-,a.. ho sa 81, tta -t.r, 90 Iy ~,
aud stable. Boo o., req. Ali'y .,.- t. ~ We
l.AL---.. ~ Z IL Il ~. II ~
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TO IEI-IO \ SMALL RETIRED FANI-
L iy only, two &c. tus ou third t,ur, with .as and
crot Oh. aud one iu nttc, 0f house ou Gtu ave; lut
ola, faulty iu the house; r,ut $500, gas Included,
possession Immediately Apply to Dr.. BLAK.
ENEY, 80 Sixth ave. ap33'i3I
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RIO LET OR LEASE-FOR A TERM OF
L years, the st,r, .ul two cellars, authc end
expressly G,t.I up 'nr tie wine AID liquor husi-
uess-N'. "f Christ 4. Inquire Of JAMES }.
ANDERSON. lstGreud 4. spJ Gil
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4 SInEE AND DWELLING ROOMS. Va
n ,HIt " let; aiso fine ,lt 'ger la.s mont; H'.s
rooms from o. g. 90. uHo ming. every D.uv.ui. uco
80 49, II olson It, and ~. Tenth It, bctv tth
and tt. avs ur.2 % IA,
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EOE SNIF 0E IN0IlANNE TOR NLNI.


L sil attic brick dwelling, ca. ais, H.-t 2 ~
and basement u' tp G ,uulu t. Inquire iu the un.ec
90 &c Iron SAFE WORKS, or At o. Murray It, CO.
College Place. Ri2 G'l7-r
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-02

REFERENCES.
George Law, Moses IL. Grinell, Shcfen Bros, AdanlB
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