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Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-04-17
Far the Journal.
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TIONS.-
Few facts In history are better
established than that, "There is
no resurrection for Nations. =
Babylon, the cradle OF Mathemat-
les; Egypt, the cradle of Astrono-
my; Persia, with her Paradisiacal
Gardens; Greece, the mother of
Architecture, Sculpture and Flo
.quence; Carthage, the mistress of
the Seas, and Rome, the mistress
and enllghtener of the world, are
illustrious examples of this great
truth. can call to mind but
one exception, and that goes
rather TO strengthen than to
weaken the rule-and was caused
by higher power than man: 1t
was ordained by Jehovah. | re-
fer to the Jewish or Hebrew
nation. After a long and bitter
captivity and bondage, they were
restored to independent nation
alIty, not by their own efforts,
but by the hands Of Providence.
Nations have but one probation.
This Is, perhaps, the solemn
lesson In History.
Shall We, who have the light
Of the past for our future guild
ance, close our eyes to the i'm
portance Of this great lesson?-
Shall we ''lie supinely on our
backs" and indulge in vain re-
gretS about "the unfortunate con
dition Of the country" or stand
with folded arms and mute
tongues while this, our Nation,
is struggling 10 shun that grave
from which there is no restirrec-
ton? Shall we permit dissen-
sious, that would disgrace bar
barism, to disunite us from the
support Of the Government on
which the unity of our nation
atty is founded? Shall it be
SAID OF us that the experience OF
the past was recorded IN valn?--
Shall we spurn the warnings and
accumulated wisdom OF the past
and Voluntarily render aid and
comfort to the fends incarnate
who are attempting to drag this
nation-in the pride, the bloom,
the vlgoc of early manhood
down to that grave from which
there is no resurrection? God
forbid! Let us hope that a
higher. nobler, a more glorious
destiny. awaits this almost chosen
people: that the power that pro-
tected our national infancy
against the savage hand of the
red foemen, will protect US now;
and that as Haman was hanged
on his own gallows, so may this
rebellion be buried in its own
Craze.
Let US not be seduced from our
duty by demagogues who,
"With smooth assimilation skilled to
EtNNN
4 devils purpose, with an Angels face, .
are seeking to destroy the bright
est heritage ever vouchsafed to
man. Let US do our duty cheer
fully, vigorously, brayely, and the
time may not be long ere the
Angel of Peace will sever and
anon" be casting wistful glances
to our shores, anxiously noting
each sign Of returning peace; her
most beautiful of all faces, radiant
with hope, as the promise OF her
returning reign grows brighter;
the time may not be remote when
the ringing of bells, the booming
OF cannon and the united shout
Of a reunited people, shall
welcome the return to our shores
OF the winged goddess, ,
never more to be driven from our
beloved land by sectional war
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-04-17

A letter from Port Roy al SAYS
the number of freed slaves in
that department is nearly, 1000.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-04-17
Appointment.

n Office ishereby civ n. that the IN
y dersignei has been appointed Ad.
ministrstor Of the esta'e % Absaiom
Hurt. n cs-ased, iate o. Randolph eeunsy,
Indiana. TIE estate il prbakly solveut.
GEORGE u. MONKS.
April p ls63.--4O Adrainistrato-.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-04-17

From the Kansas City Journal Of Com
merce. April 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-03
The Reported Capture of Puebla by the
French.

NEW York, June 2.-The French transport
lie Fil.isterre, from Vera Cruz on the 18th ar
rived here this afternoon. Her captain doubts
The capture OF Puebia, as dates from Puebla of
the 18th, received from Vera Cruz, represented
th;,: the Mexicans We're then holding half OF
Puebla, and so strongly fortified that it would
take a long time to capture them.
The Ha vaHa Diario of the 27th, received per
steamer Creole, states that it is in possession of
inform aticn through an authorized channel,
confirming accounts Of the occupation OF Pne
bia by the French troops, and give details
which it calls official. On the 10th the French
troops, which had opened parallel $50 metres
rom the front of the principal fort, also opened
an artillery fire, which dismounted all the guns
OF the to:t. The besiegeG defended themselves
with yaior. Next parallels were advanced TO
a short distance from the works, when the Mex
ican Gen Mendoza appeared in Gen. Foreys
Samp and asked him 10 permit the Mexican
troops 10 retire from PGebla with arms and
part OF their artillery. On this condition the
place wonld surrender. Gen. Forey refused
promptly to accept this offer, and at ) O'Clock
The bearer OF q nag of truce presented letter
from Gen. Drtego stating that he would surren-
Ger Internationally with all his troops. There
Ipon the place was occupied by portion of
the French forces, and on the 10Th Gen. Forey
himself entered Puehla. On the Goth Gen. Blu
GAME at the head Of & corps consisting of two
divisions, commenced their march upon the
City G. Mexico.
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- p FIGIALs
pRovosr MARSHAL GksFRALis CPFics,
waguTVCycu NAV q ISti

pRogosr Marshal GksFRALis CPFic4, I
WsspISeros, May Y, 'SSh5
Eo5icE.-The attention or al officers rho have
been senoraely discharged on account of wounds
or disability and Who desire TO enter me service
il the Invalid Corps "a called TO the Prevnsone Oh
General Orders No. lGs. CT 1853, from the war De-
psr:mebt, published in the Ispers tSronsaout sne
country. Such officers sre requested 10 comply
promptly with the provisions OF that oreer' ana
to send their written applications, as therein pro
v6ed for pesitinps in the Invalid Corps, tstatias
the character OF their disability with as little de-
Jay as possible. 10 the Acting Assistant Provost
Marrhal General Of the State in which they may
he. Such Acting Assistant Provost Marshal Cen
ersl viii ut once forward the sprbcaticns with his
endorsement, to the Provost Marshal General at
Warrington
Oficers for the Invalid Corps viii be appointed
Immediately upon furnishing the papers required
by General Orders No. M5, OF 1861 from War Depart
ment. Their pay and emoluments will commence
from date of acceptance Of such appointments, and
not from date of organization of the respective
commands 10 which they may be assigned.
JAMES b. FRY.
my23 Provost Marshal General.
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rrovosr MArsnAL GxsrnAL.s orrrc.. !

PROVOST MARSHAL 6ESfRALS CFFICSs
WASHINGTON, ID. c., MAY ~, 1861
All men who desire to Join any particular regi.
ment OF Cavalry now in the field are hereby authO
rized to present themselves any time during the
uext thirty days to the Board ofenrollment in their
respective Districts. The Board shall examine
them and determine upon their fitness for the ser
vice and if found to be fit, the Provost Marshal Of
the rstriet shall give them transportation tickets
to the general rendezvous, at the headquarters OF
the Acting Assistant Provost Marshal General of
the State. As soon as they present themselves ut
this general rendezvous they shall be duly mus
tered by q mastering and disbursing officer, and
paid by him the bounty allowed by law.
JAMES B. FRY,
my S-lm Provost Marshal General.
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BOOKS, &c.

~, ATTENTION, EVERYBODY
/ HE Subscriber having lately returned from the
Eastern Spring Trade Sales offers to the pu bile the
largest cheapest and best selected stock Of BOOKS
STATIONERY and FANCY ARTICLES ever be-
fore presented in this market sutlers, pedlsrs.
the trade snd public in general, will do we'll to
examine stock and prices before purchasing.
Consisting, in part. Of
well selected stock Of Miscellaneous Books, 1t
low rates.
The largest stock of paper covered Novels in the
city.
The cheapest and most handsome assortment OF
Photograph Albums, ranging in price from 30
cents to S3n holding from II TO 800 card pictures.
: The largest sssortm emit Of Gard Photographs OF
Prominent Men and Women, Americans and For
eigners, Copies Of statuary, Engrayings, Paint
inss. DC. over 5000 varieties. As we'll as spiea-
cry and Fancy Articles; such IS Chess, Chsq uers,
ponlinoes. Combs, Brushes, Scrap Books. Pocket
Books. Writing Desks. Work Boxes, de-, &c, Go.
The subscriber is also agent for those celebrated
Ambrotype Copies of Paintings and Engrsvings,
OF which q Lara ASSOC tment always on hand.
Give rs q call.
National Book store, PTS Pa. avenue,
my 22w bet. 18th and l2sa sts.. Washington.
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VyHIs 10 TO NOTIFY eUTLERS OF THE
Ana st skort notices 81 kindsol WAGONS, 30, 40
peYtsSnins to sutlsre. CHAHLDe SLACK,
Corner Of 5eAn anaNatheskakvsqc
EsJ ASms Baltimore, Nd.
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CONTINENTAL FOR JUNE, % cents
~ Contents: ] he Va ne of the Union; by VIM Il.
Mailer. Merchants Story; by Edmund Kirke
May Morning. The Navy Of the United states
Three MoJern Romances. Mill on Liberty; by
Hon. p. Stanton. Cloud and Sunshine. Is there
Anything in It.. The Confederation md the Ma
lion; by howard Carey Reason, Rhyme and
Rhythm; by Mrs. Martha Walker Ocok. rhe BIc.
cancers Of America; by Vim. l.. Stove, Virginia
full; b. Richard B. Kimoall How Mr. Lincoln be
came Abolitianist; by 2. B. Gookins. Cost of q
Trip 20 Fare pc, and how TO =, Cheaply. Touching
Infantry u. S. Army. Literary Notices Eiitor's
Table.
1e FRANCk TA1LOR, Agent.
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Explosion OF Cartridge Factory.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 2-The pistol cartridge
factory, near this city, exploded to-day. One
person was killed and several wounded severe
by.
Some 3.eGa rebel prisoners arrived here TO.
day frcm Vicksburg.
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nEODORISING AND
IL DIsINPBCTING POWDER,
PREPARED AND FOR sALEBY
W, 8 T II o NJ 0 N,

The above compound is prepared with Q special
view to meet the wants Of the public in the Ap-
preaching hot season for deodoPisng and dsinfect-
ing sinks cesspoos, outhouses stables and vessels
used in sick rooms, barracks, camps. hospitals.
equal. 1t destroys the most obnoxious eJhala
lions and ressts the decem positions of animal and
of he Kind ever oisrsd to the nns,ic and r tbnr
oughly used by the residents during the summer
win prevent great deal of the sickness attrib ia
BILE to the foul air generated in large cities during
warm weather. my 20-lm*
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VUAR DEPARTMENT,
w WAsHIloToH, January -, 1865
In consequence Of the pressure Of business at the
War Department, passes for eitissAs to Writ the
Army Of the Potomac will be given at the once Of
Lieut.. Col. oosaAD, 133 PennsylvaniA avenue
Above Nineteenth street.
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no COMPROMISE WITH TREASON Oh
~ TRAITORS

=
TlCE.
am authorized by the Secretary of War to raise
a BATTALION OF CAVALRY fer special ser
Iice.
Each COM sny will be organized as prescribed in
General Orders No. l26, series OF 1862.
Al officers win be selected and appointed By the
Colonel Commanding, subject to the approval of
the Secretary of War.
From the peculiar nature of the service required
Of this Battalion, none but sober, honest and in
tellisen men viii &c enlisted.
The best, feetest and most serviceable Rorses
only viii be used.
This Battalion will be armed with the new eel
ebrated Repeating Rife, discharging fifteen shots
per minute.
For further particulars apply at No. pit Penn.
avenue. L. @. BAKER,,
my Him Colonel Commanding Battalion.
xATIOrAL LOAN.
rRzEEw
ak PER CENT. BOMBS
of the
UNITED STATES,
PAYABLE
TNXNTy YEARS FROM OATH,
CT s.ss Five Years. at Option OF the ecvsrnnsa
The COUPON BONDS,
In Sums of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
CINE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
EVE HUNDRED D0LLARs.
and
Ohm THOUSAND DOLLARS.
raE REGISTERED BONDS.
In Gums Of
FIFTY DOLLARS.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLAKR,
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARa,
nHs THOUSAND DOLLARS,
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARa,
TEN THoUsAED DOLLARS.
tzxsRzsT cehMESN nc AT DATE OF xus-
AID PAYABLE sKnI-AEEuALLY
IN GOLD.
These BONDS are the
uEzAPIsr GOVERNMENT SECURITY
now In the Market.
che Interest at present price of ccin beins sssiy
slsnt to B PER CEsr. In currency.
FOB SALE BY
Jay COOKE & CO.,
BANKERS,
$50 FIFTEENTH STREET,
DEALERS II
scYsRNAENT BONDS,
FREASURY NOTES,
0ERTIFI0Ar1S
SEkr AND NAVY VOUCHERS,
COIN, CURRENCY AND Ex0HAHG1
Esor-n
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Il AND HOTEL KEEPERS
We have Just received full supply OF
BLOD6ETT & SWEETS
PATENT GAL VANIZEU OVENS,
With we Will sell lower than they have been sold
in this city before. We have No. 2 to No. 7.
e. q. & II. 1. GREGORY,
myGtf 32I Pa. avenue, near 7th street.
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WHICH WE OFFER TO THE TRADE,
DY THE PACKAGE,
FAR BELOW MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
AUGUSTUS JOHNSON 4 CO.,
aps-u 2s9 Pennsylvania Avenue.
For the Holidays.
4. u. BININGER 4 co.,
BsAxc1 OF Nos 10 AID II BROAD ST., NEW YoaE
OYER FOB SALE AT THlIR STORE,
No. 237 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
NEAR THIRrEENTn STREET,
SIGN OF THE OLD KNICKERBoCKEk.
TEE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
IMPORTED WINES AND LIQUORS
TO RBFoUND IN THE METROPOLIS.
FINE GROCERIES, CAN GOODS
KITS AND KEGS No. MACKEREL,
KENNEBEC SALMON,
sOUSED 4 PICKLED LAMBS TONGUES
PIGS FEET,
ENGLISH DUN CODFISH,
Together with all the
LUxURIES INCIDENT TO TIE SEASON
Meesrs. A. NJ. B. 4 Co. are also Sole Projectors
or BININGER'S CELEBRATED
LONDON DOCK GIN,
Pct up IN Quart Bottles for medicinal use.
Also, Sole Agents for
OLD TOM LONDON CORDIAL GIN.
~An articles bought at their store warranted
OF the first quality and forwarded to Fart OF the
city free of expense.
As We intend TO be permanently located, We 70.
erectfully request families to give us call.
ABRAM NJ. BININGLR,
HENRY T. CAPEN
WASHINGTON, December. 1862.
Am. BININGER Il co. have no connection Wit
any other House.
eE-tf R0LLIN CHURCH, Agent.
SECRET DIsEAsEsl SECRET DISEASES Il
AMARITAS,S GIFT!
.SANARITANS GIFT
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED.
GosoRRHGz G Ef.ts5s e sHS1d Fl &C.
Contains no Mineral no Bslsam. no Mercury.
Only Ten Pills to be Taken to Effect a Care.
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
any unpleasant taste, aud will not in any way in
in twenty four hours Prepared by graduate
of the University Of psnnsylysnia one of the most
eminent Doctors and Chemists Of the present day.
NO ExposuR NO TROUBLE, NO CHANGE WHATEVER.
Let those who have despaired of getting cured
or who have been gorged with Baisam Copaiva, or
'Aei'1''' - SahARlTANs GIFT.
Sent by mail in plain envelope.
Price-Male packages, So. Female, So.
a5SSS
NEREAL DIsRAsEs 10.
SAHIARITAN'S ROOT AND HERB JUICES
offered 1t the pS9e q yHssys
mARITANs Root AND HERS JUICE, is the
most potent certain and efectual remedy ever pre-.
seribed it reaches and every particle Of
dy and be healed and do not transmit to your pos
's' that fer Bun 81 a6f after
s{ koeRR HERB Gcs
Is se sis IS a. the BAD effects Of Mercury
In many nm Affections with which numbers q, 70.
males suffer, the ROOT AND HERB JUICES is
most happily adapted, in Ulce, ated Uterus, in
In to
Sent by express. Price 81 bottle. or bottles
luz Co. sAMARITAN's CHANCRE WASH.
Price Is cents. Full directions.
DEsM0ND q CO., Box Isl Philadslphis Post
Sold by 8. CALVERT FORD rnsr Of 18th and
Fl HENRY sSfRSsc COOK. Alexandria. mays-tr
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FINE HORSES.

i BE Subscriber is constantly in receipt OF yery
harness and riding horses. They are Sc. IN
lectsd By himself at the North expressly (.xA
20 please any. one who wishes to purchase such
Etsck He win sell them low for cash, and respect
Draft or Riding Horses 70 give him call At his
sales snd exchange stables, on Louisiana avenue,
cath side, between 9Th snd til st.
maT7-sf JOS. i. HBI6N,
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ByWL. WALL & CO., Auctioneers
{TCRsE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR AND RE-
II POSITORY.
Expressly for the
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES. STOCK, &C.,
81 Louisiana Avenue.
Between Ninth and Tenth streets
CASH ADVANCED On CoSsIGSMESrs.
Storage for Carriages.
Horses Carr ages, de-, received for private sale.
my9-d W. W. WALL Il CO., Auc.s.
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FURNISHED HOUSE WANTRD.-Wanted 70
L rent, for from One TO three years. . Furnished
Dwelling for . private family. Location hi the
1lJst or 6eoona Wasd prefsxyed. Address Look Boz
81. Washington. p. @. peEw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-03

large assortment Of Prince &
Music Htofe Of ". G.. MEfzthOff. ap7
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ICE CREAM AND WATER ICES,
Wholesale AND RETAIL.
Parties, fairs, hote,s. boarding houses aad ex-
CT rsions supplied with the best Ice Cream ard q.
10 sect price dsliv cred 70 part sf the city and
Georgetown, .. JOS: SHAFFiELDS
Baltimore Confectionery. 9th St.
VI, js-tmr between g so II.
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axASSHY COLLINS & cos
PHILADELPHIA
pNAUGEf ALE AND PORTER.

1IT GENTLEMEps CT 0THING;..
vrS a n sPsf INC GovERcoATs, gUsIN1ss gUTTs
DRESS SUITS, and RUKsIshiNaG oODe Of he
isssnsss AWE and lie gance. Is if made to order.
o. WALL, sTEPHENe Il CO.,
=, To- III Ninth and Tenth streets.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.
w ADJUTAEf GENERALS OFFICE,
WaSurHnraN Anril u 1854

my S-lm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-14

Dr. q. ~. EstabcOOk, surgical AMI Mechanical
Dentist, Rooms No aad9, Fags's building, opposite
Bay state House, Worcester, Mass. d3m+ s23
L. Il. NschssIa, Ia. As., Homeopathic sshgBi.
pfaHOfce and residence ll2 Main street Otice hour,
from to 3 andfrom to s o'c!0ckP. II.
Worcester, October, "a 1851. dtf
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FOR SAFE AT AUCTION-On


Hi TUESDAY 18th OF Nov, at " O'Clock NJ. the
. Real Estate known as The NorcrQss place, situated
near Ira Broads in the westerly part of Holden
sisrg Of about l6 Of Land suitably divided Fruit
Trees, excellent water, well built Cottage House,
Barn, Wood shed &C, &C Also, opposite said PREMISES,
Bscksmiths shop, with FORCES standing. This shop
has done a good business. n is good chance for
country blacksmith. The above is miles from Wor-
cester. 81 from Rutland and II from the Of Hol
den on the stage road. ANDREW WRIGHT.
Holden, Nov. 3, 1863. d2ws
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DIED.

In this city, Nov g. Abby Jane, daughter OF Daniel
and Caroline W Maynard 81 WIS mos II DAYS.
Funeral at o'clock ths Saturday afternoon Reia-
tives and friends invited to attend
In holden Oct I, Luther Marsh 40 yrs mos II days.
In Shrewsbury, Aug s. Benz Sawtele, "a WIS. Bos-
ton papers please copy.
In Barre, Nov 4, 7 Otis Monton, 30 yrs
In fetersham, Nov 8, shepherd Smith, 81
In Russell, Oct IL, John Eoycen, former of Au-
burn, 4S yrs.
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NOTICE.

For Sale by
JEROME MARBLE & co. AND L. NJ LARNED.
o30 disJm
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C0TTONS! COTTONS!

For Sheetng and Shifting. Bleached and Unbeached
Flsnnes OF all makes grades and qualities French and
Opera Flannes in all shades OF cOlor French Shifting
Flannels, double al single widths; heavy Shirting
Flannels, blue grey and red.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-14

EXECUTOR'S SALE On WEDNES-
IA DAY, Nov. 18th, at 10 o'clock A. NJ on the premi-
will be sold at public auction, tho Real Estate be-
longing to Peter Hunt at the time Of his decease stu
ated In Saundersye, (GIafton) Also, the Horses,
Cows, Wagons, Harnesses Hay, Grain, Farming Tools
now on the fam. For further Particular Bills
apply to the auctioneer, In Worcester, to the sub
GILBERT c. TAFT, Executor.
MIA Dat h r. LAMS0N Auct'r
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-14
[By f. B. LAWSON a. Col
HDTTSE AND InfrS Az Alta

sS6iu TI0N.-Wlll be sold at Public Auction, on the
4aeAApremises, MONDAY, Nov IS, at 10 o'clock a. M
two-tenement House, built the last The House
and Lot situated on the Island LRmartne street.
~ the south part Of Worcester the Railroad juno
ton
Also at II O'Clock M, l House Lot the Pine
Grove, short distance from the Wooden MIL. IL
contains about 1900 feet OF Land
Also will he sold about 1000 feet OF square timber.
Conditions at lie. For further particulars inquire Of
the Auetioneer.
nl3 dts f. II IAMS0N
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w e S 7 E N RAIL ROAD
SPECIAL Notice.

N OJ1CE.-MRS. S. F. WHELDEN
would inf rm the citizens of Wore er that she is
READY 10 serve all who wish her iervces. and will go
Sut oy me day or week cutting and making Boys aud
MISSES Clio hes in every style Also, Dresses and
OioaNs ior Ladies All Garments cut by measure, and
Myyanted to give satisfaction. Apply at MRS. LACK
Ell IS "A Front street.
no dun MRS s. F. WHFTDFN
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CHERIFF'S SALE-CoMMoNwrALrH

= II hIFF , SALE I COMMONWEALTH
~ OF MASS acHusETrs Worcester. S., November 9,
1853 Attached mesne process, and by consent OF
parties VIII be sold at Public Auction Oh SATURDAY,
the 4th day of November inst at 10 O'Clock at the
store formerly occupied by s. b. Robbins in Worcester
No SOl Main street the following Personal Property 70
wttThr remainder of the stock OF Groceries in said
store SCHEDULED the whole Of the Fixtures In said
store, as per schedule; Sleigh.
Terms Cash. j. DAY, DEPUTY Sheriff
Mo DIST
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BYE. Il. Lamson 4 Son IS and IS Main street.
4 NU ARDIAN'S SALE.-BY license Q

BY r. b. hanson 4 Son, 6S aud IS Main street
HU ARDlAN'S SALE.-By license of
~ Probate Court, will be sold at Public Auction at
the auction room Of Is Lamson q Son. Nos. 6e and
s. Main street. in the city of Worcester on SATURDAY
Noy Is at2 o'clock NJ, all the right. title and interest
Of Ellen y. johnson, Frederick Johnson and Henrietta
w Johnson minors and children Of Henry John son, de-
ceased, In and unto the following described
REAL ESTATE,
Situated In Millbury, with the buildings thereon con-
tanning by estimation rhrtyour Acres, more or lesB
particularly described In deed from David Whippe to
job Packard dated Nav 8th 1911 and recorded IN the
Registry Of Deeds, book 1871, page 1885,
Also, certain tract Of WOODLAND, particularly de
scribed In deed from Joseph WhipDle dated Nov 18th
l5ll and recorded IN the Registry Of Deeds book 49,
scri0ed estate being one fifth part
Millbury. Oct 90 1863. ne dad
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-14

m. m FOR SALE--Tlat valuable Real
ei Estate, situate the westerly of Green st
sA1.Aznext northeily from the Fox Mill.
Said estate consists of nearly eleven thousnd sguare
feet of land, with large Dwelling House, rented for
four tenements, upon it, II affords q most favorable
opportunity for investment. Inquire of
w. W. RICE,
n4 dis2w+ No. I Bank Block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-14

with new Barn attached with 1000 feet Of Land stu
ated NO II Charlton street The location OF this place
makes very desirable for OCCUPANCY, Investment
u Is In the growing part Of the cty low from the
Horse Railroad, the sycamore street School House, the
Junction Machine shop, and not Ave minutes walk
from CITY Hail. and In an excellent neighborhOod.
Also, at the time aDd place, will be od a small
quantity Of Hay and lot OF Manure. Conditions at
sale.
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