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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-05

Read the following from the Hon. Morris Morris
formerly Auditor ofthe State offndiana:
sit tfe nlf 80 IyeG4SapoLIs, Sept. ?. 1857.
DR.. C. w. Rosicx--DEAR SIR: Having beer
troubled Tor several years with extreme debility
and weakness, so much so that was unable to at
tend to my or'inory business at times. and having
heard ofthe wonderful cures that your Sc ,ndinavi.
an Blood Purifier and Pills we're effecting, | was
induced by friend to try them have been
using thr Purifier for s,c hasa twelve months. and
find The medicine fluffy eqnai to ts recommends
tions. So valuable is its use 10 me, that cannot
lispcase with rhe use Of II at AN advanced age
OF life--seventy- seyrnyears
Icheerfully give this information for the bcnei,
of those similarly aasc;e.i
Yours, truly.
MoRRIs MoRRie.
See advertise ment. n a. 3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-05

,se ~ The Legislature has not been able
to do much for . week past. on account of
the House having no quorum--,hc Union
members having left the city to prevent
the Copperheads from legislating tho State
ont of the Union The people will justify
ahsm. 1tAf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-05

The CONTINENTAL MsxrHLr. --Tis.
March number Of the Continental contain,
several highly interesting psrers.-one
from the pen Of Hon. Robert J. Wake,
On the Union, and a spirit stirring poem
1.-The Captain of '63 to his Men, b,
Mary E, NeaIey.a highly giftei Indians
pos,ess. The Continental is publi<bed by
John r. Trow so Green Street, n. Y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-05
GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL

" ESTATE. - .- -
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
guardian of Thomas Babbingtcn. Catharinc Bah
bingion, Sarah Burlington, and Willard B.bbing-
ten, will sell at private sale. the undivided two
thirds Of the south cast quarter of the south wcst
quarter Of section seventeen PIN township thur
ry-iour "a. north OF range four east in Mar
shall County, Indiana. VI
Appli cations OF purchasers will be received -at
the Law Office OF j. G. Osborne in the town OF
Plymouth in said County. Sale 70 be on or after
the 25th day Of March. 1868.
MS.-One- half cash. the residue ut twelve
months from day of sale, the purchaser giving note
at interest, waving valuation laws, with good free
hold security. snject to the approval OF the Mar
shall Court of Common Pleas.
slets hl7 WILLIAM BABBlNGTON,8
Feb. %. ls63.-nl7t4. Guardian.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-05
DIED,
Jss GMI.srIS. Tgxx.. Feb. 10. 1868.
GENERAL. iIosrlrAl.. No. |. Ward s.

UENENAL TIOSTTTAL, NO. I. " aFT ..
Nj. Go"p-Dear Sir-Yonr note Of in
quiry of Jan. 81. came I" hand some time
ago Your son. ar soldier by the maine
of William Il. Good. 73 lni.. died ia
,hi. ward of typhoid fever. His nurse
tells me that he appeared to be conscious that
he was aHreacans the grave and tina, his
time was short: ba, still he did not muir
muir complain, was resignesito the will
Of G OF: AMI a. his time gIew short said
with smile: Ny time has come Come
welcome death. I'll gladly go with thee
Then in that holy calm. which ness bu, a
Christian anil a Christian soldier ran fe.l.
anil with a iIeavesly calm playipg ea and
over his continuance. lie passed. fr,sa labor
10 rest n. G. G..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-05
! -Particular Notice.

e 81 ~ e =
Those indebted TO the Undersigned. Ell.
Their by note or book account. are hereby
notiGedtszcsll and setils lvihin the next
thirty days. NY books must be settled
up. Feb. 5. Z. Paul.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-05
4 ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF

N DMlNlO l. IA lOh GA - u OI
IA DfyFsT REAL ESTATE.
Notice ishereby given. that I. James o. Parks,
administrator Of the estate, and last viii and
lament OF George Stuckmsn. deceased, will offer
at private sale Saturday the l4th day Of March
1863. the pre- misses the following real estate sit
uate in Bourbon township. Marshall County. lndi-
ana, to-wit: s44A
The south east quarter Of the north west quarter oil
section 4. township 80, north of range east, ex-
cept acres nut Of south west corner OF said LOT
ofland. Also the north east quarter ofthe south
west quarter OF section 4, township SO, north Of
range 3 east. sesf
Ifnot sod on said day viii continue 70 offer Tho
same for sale at my Office in the town Of Bourbon
in Bourbon township, Marshall County, State Of
TERxs or SAIE.--One third to be paid cash in
hand. Que third 10 be paid in nine months, and ono
third in eighteen months, the purchaser giving
notes with approved security with interest. waving
all valuation and appraisment laws - a5-r-s
's'''ss JAMES o. PARKS,
Feb. 10. ls63-l5t4.. -. 1900 Adm.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-05

kH The new Conscrip,ion Bill. which
IS nov the law Of the land. wal be found
on our fret page. AZ itin,erests almost
every one all should give il careful read
ing aud en,lcsvor to understand il.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-05

= IxrEnSAL REVENUE STANrs.-C. C..
Buck. U. s. Deputy Collector for Mar
shall County. has supply of Internal
~. Stamps Of all kinds and denomi-
nations. for sale at his Office. in Buck &
Toan's Hardware store.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-05

Coon NEws What better news to the afflicted
than to inform them Of remedy that is going e.
restore them to healthl Have YOU the Dyspepsia
or Liver Complaint Are your digestive organ.
siebtated your nervous system aft, ctedl II 80
at once resort to the use Of Hoetlsnd's German
Bhtsrs''and you will be completely and permanent
~ cured. For sale by druggists and dealers in
medicines every where. at IS cent. per bottle.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-05

MILLINERY ,SHor. AT, Bounnoy--7Mrs.
II. Lewis respectfully -informssxhs ladies
Of Bourbon and vicinity that she intends
i 20 open . Fa-hioasb,s Millinery Shop in
that place, south Of the Post Office. by the
s6sss Of April next. aud respectfully soil
: eiss their custom. li.,a .ss'gia mar 5 At
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-05
d s<cEsasss-Secsde from every name
and kind e s.lerains except Tie Chemical
ASsfsrst~s.u This 10 the kind TO uses ON
I sysiJ occasion. For saie BY al groeers.

ii We have -bsei shown q DOCUMENT sign.
sroed by the Mayors an. Office. An the cities of
the Qnised S,sses su,s Csusia. certifying
10 the sQpenhf .xseIlenee Of Dr.. Aver.
Compound Extract Of sarssss . paarilr. and TO
the vslgs Of ell his remedies ss articles of
great public utility. Euch evidence from
such high sources bears us out triumphan
~ in she POSITION We have long maint aimed
With 4 EHsA.dWyET Sfsp.r.,ions.,
o. aoss PsfticuIsrly our siveTiissments OF
e. ]! 4: IS sS s!sss.' SS 's p
quseksry in any shsps. bat W knew when
.V1seDesskf ~ eeEdix vme-sboss
say suspicion OF deception-ihat they were
shsat the bet Il possible to pfoiines, for
sshsNnss ~kdisssssas end shas tisy havs q he
confidence Of I'll epmpnnjsies where they
ere kno4d Not 4l6ss bseS6ks the Mayors
Of tbs>xbeIe sSqpsEy believe them useful
t6sksls ps6pl5. Dat bses1se we know from
Haolpss116 - 3ihsshsy ~ = se-eafs. "a Ne
~ s;:.':'sss.;lKS az (s .:s' .;.. -;
hoowD'>s->1sn~ pcSgSa .RGlssbS Ey.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-05

ASeTnEa vERr LAEoE SrocK OF Doors
ASH, SHoEs.--Paul has just opened anoth-
es very large stock of Boots ant Shoes.
embracing all kinds anil every quality.
which, will be sold as low as any other
house can sell -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-05

.SsIDIEss AID SocIErys-Owing 20 sick
ness in the family of DR.. T. n. Borton.
on last Friday evening. the meeting OF
the Soldiers Aid Society at that place
was deferred until to morrow FRIDAY
evening. 1t is especially desired that all
the officers be present. IS the election OF
others for the incoming three months will
than take plsce .ans.s -sss- IEarEl7-1z ssTs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-05

NEW SrocK--Paul has opened another monster
Stock of Boots and Shoes. embracing all qualities
Of ,,lics'. Gardeners. Misses, Boys sand Chill
drens wear, and what is better than all he sells at
old prices, not Outstanding the rise in leather
c al at the sign, Of the Golden Boot, east side OF
Michigan Street. where vou can 6nd wha, you
want, at thc very lowest prices ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-05

~ A. e.. Williams. the principal o
the rabiic School in this place. iutenis to
coutiaue the school after the close. of the
present term OF the public school. The
new term will commence about the 9th o
April.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-05

Just received at the Low Price Store,
10000 yards Of New ST. lie Prints,
900 " Brown AMI Blue Muslius,
1000 i" Cotton and Wool FIsnrels,
1000 {" DENNIS md Stripes.
A splendid lot OF Shawls Hood<. Nabias and
Sontags atvery low prices. RICE & SMITH.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-05

IN Oar Srnaw.Llf any eur readers want
some nice. clean oat straw. tn fill their
uu.ier-be.ls they can be supplied by apply
ing 10 Mr.. Jeremiah King. aboat mile
west Of iowa., ON the l., Porte road.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-05

Fnaxx LEsLix's LADIE< MAsAzisE--
The March number Of this large anil -upe-
rior IN magazine ha> been received. Itis par
sicuIsrly devoted to Fashion. Amus~men,
an, essry thing pertaining to the Fair
Sex. Price 81 cts. copy or SS year.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-05

cT Several iiiorial articles prepared
for tkis auabcr. saa two or thrse corrnn-
nics,ions from the army are crowded cut
90 day s.r 80 as-s -sse l..sts 10 -. p
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-05

~ e Those in, want of Spcc,acles can
find . good assortment a, O'Donnell's. one
door south Of 'Wheelere Bank. ,4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-05
CURvEY. NOTICE.-Notice is 'hereb,

SURVEY NOTICE.-Notice is hereby
~ given tlatthe nsdsrsiynea wilhhs County Survey.
or will Tuesday March ". 1855, procred survey
ana oc.tc the cf his land is SECTION twentytvo
t2 township thiryhree ISL range one asst in Mar.
skxii esaasy. fnsna, and eontinse IRON day to dsy
iii all 10 surveyed ta-rf - tn
NONRESIDENT Of land in sad section Who fail
to the Surveyor the time above meficned, and
drfrsy provide Tor defsyInE their porfcp The
pense u said survey III be returned the County And
or and such dcnqusnces placed the duplicate and
collected according to law. 4o
Feb 10. 1853--nI6t3. JOHN RODENBERGER-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-05

Marsarct w arner. ..... ~. +,
Be il known that on this 18th day Of February. in
the ysar IL g., the above named Plaintiff. by JOIN
G Osborne, his attorney filed in the Office of the
Clerk OF the Court Of Common Pleas of Marshal
County. hi, complaint against said defendant, in
the ABOVE entitled cause, together with an aifida
Wit Ola competent person. that said defendant, Mar
diana. y -sf m ~ fg.r 49,. .,,.-..-,4frs
Said defendant, is hereby notified OF the Cling
and tendency of said complaint against her. ant
unless she appear and answer or demur thereto
at the calling said cause, on the second day OF the
next term OF said Court.to be begun and held al
the Court House in the town of Plymouth, on the
first Monday in June next. said complaint. and
things therein contained and alleged, will be heart
and sfetcs:nine ed i'm her absence. 'l.- ~.
WITNESS. r,r-r-w H.R. PERSHING,
Feb. 49, ls6J.-nl6t3 Clerk G. C..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-05

PLrroUrH MARkkr.-Whe.t lsl.ss =
Corn - q soc per bu. Flour $3.50 per
lo0a ibsss VERY litils 'pock has been
brought in this week. Butter 25c per ID.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-05
eastward Bound Trains.

ON and after Sunday. November l6, 1862. the
" Passenger Trains on the above Road will run
as ft,llows 81.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-05
NOTICE OF DISTRIBUTION.

State Of Indiana, Marshall County.
Notice is hereby given that at the February
Term of the Court OF Common Pleas, Of Marshall
County, after fiual settlement OF The estate OF Jo-
ph Hal. deceased, the sum OF ne hundred and
2l-l00 Dollars were found remaining for distribu-
ton among the heirs. Said heirs therefore no.
,iic To appear ON the FIRST day Of the next term OF
said Court. and prove their heirship and receive
their dis'ributive share.
J. -. II. r. PERSHING, Clerk {. c. p
Feb. l9.-nl6I3. ts-aa1ass Marshall Go.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-05
'oouW1MFEB?o

soees 10 shifa g. \, sIl The
sszsWFs PExsHISc ace.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-05

~ E. c., 0yernan has sold out hi.
store. and he requests us TO say tina: ell
persons indebted to him must settle i'm
,x,la;stS6lis f ,aVlaJIS II } ~
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MOrtestEr 4a1Ip Spp
THE DAILY SPY.


NEW ORLEANS, July I, 1868.
The health of our regiment is generally
quite good, as is that of the troops at Port
Hudson. Steps are being taken by Lieut.. Col.
Stedman for the immediate transportation of
the paroled prisoners, and it is quite probable
that as the health of Major Stiles has been
rather poor for some time, he may return with
them. Having been an invalid myself tor
some days and Illustrating in little more
liberty than is usually allowed the soldier,
have taken little trouble to visit some of the
hospitals in the city to see the accommodate
tions and to hunt up old friends
first visited the St. James hospital, which
was formerly one of the frst-class hotels of
the city. l almost Immediately stumbled
upontwo college friends, who had been wound
ed at Port Hudson, viz Capt. w. Irving AL
len, and first lieutenant Bond, of Ware, Mas
sachusetts, both of the 3lst Massachusetts,
Capt. Aliens wound was not very serious;
but Lieut.. Bond was recovering from one of
the most dangerous wounds that can be infict-
ed on the human body. He was struck by IL
Minnie ball in the centre of the right breast,
the ball passing directly through the lung and
lodging Just beneath the skin on the back
His recovery, which seems certain, is one of
the wonders in the action of the vital force
The surgeons agree to a man that it would
have caused death in ninety nine cases out of
a hundred. Thanks to a good constitution
and good habits, his friends may rest assured
of his safety, unless he is attacked by soma
disease of the climate.
Everything seems to he in excellent order
in this st. James hospital. One thing seemed
to me to be just us it should be. Free
pass is given 10 all persons to visit the hospi-
tai twice Il week during the morning; and
under this privilege very many kind hearted
Union ladies and gentlemen bring to the sick
and wounded delicacieS and substantials,
which could not be provided otherwise. AT
the University hospital also found excellent
arrangements forthe large number of sick con-
greSated there. Let me urge every one who
has friend sick in the hospital to write fire.
quent and cheerful letters. Write something
that will cali out a smile, for laughing is
most wonderful medicine.
Gen. Shepley hes invited Union men of New
Orleans to volunteer to act i'll the defence of
the city for sixty days, and it was truly won
derful to see the promptitude of the colored
population In enlistng. In less than forty
eight hours, 1900 negroes enrolled their
names, and on the 4th, one full regiment was
mustered into the service. They are fully
determined to put down the rebellion, and re-
store the Union, (oiher incidental blessings to
be gladly acccpted.) But there is fearful
raging among the "chivalry," about being
taught manners by the negro. Yet we all
think that this same chivalry is responsible
for this new state of things. T,
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The whole community is OF course intense
ly excited about the draft now making, for it
comes home to every home and every heart.
Though familiar to other nations for centu-
ries, and to the seeded states since the war
commenced, it is new thing among us, and
it must take time for our minds to become ac-
customed to its practical operation. Let us
make few suggestions to our citizens.
First. When you are drafted, you are only
called upon to fight for the defence of your
own interests-your own property, home and
rights. To hear some of the talk in our
streets one would suppose that the govern
ment was an enemy. seizing on our men and
dragping them away to the army for some
evil ends of it's own. People saw. ~All the
Government cares fnr i to oct men il dop,t
ooro hnm il is fiyina II so ,5'b,1,, [a,, ho
ond corno,iinn u,anto an avor n,,
inpr tbron hnndred dolIars don,t s,xen,nt no.,
i ~ III. t;m,o ho nav ha drafad orai i, a.,
, nuv t' Nv ;s o,trolroons p tha
ot', to Do tSisr Nov IL is frnn all tho e.
lens " W. .',i' as f, ~ si,a,,l5 nor 81
er me liza .at his is to ~et menmb"t what dons
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doesn't seem possible for them to escape by
retreat, and they cannot certainly Withstand
the impetuosity of our troops, who will tigh:
with the prestige of success and with the most
determined bravery.
The men of the nine months service can
now be relieved and sent home. They have
done their duty like soldiers thus far, with far
less complaint than might be expected, and
they now feel that they have done all that
could be required of them. Not r,rd is yet
said about sending them, but those regiments
whose terms have expire and are about expir-
ing, will bring the subject to the attention of
the commanding general. For myself,
have no doubt we shall soon be on the home
ward voyage. The 42d may now be expected
perhaps a week or so later. e.
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IN TEE DAILY sPY: -one square" (three fourths "
s e' nrst Insertion, ell each subsequent Insertion
20 cents; one week. O.; two weeks 40 rs. ope month
o.; three months s1 one year SEQ. For half square
inc price viii be three fOurths the price Of one square,
inside Advertisements and Special Notices. extra price
In WEEkLY First insertion 81 per square each sub
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lutons or proceedings of any corporation socstx ~
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can be inserted unless paid for as Advertisement
W The Publishers wifi not hold themselves responsi.
pie for any errors that may occur beyond the amour
charged for the Advertisement.
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me american institute OF instruction will
mold It's 34th annual meeting at Concord, Aug.
20, ~, ana u.
VERMONT.
Inc procession wtllch was following to the
grave on the 18TH uli., the remains of Rev. l..
H. Hooker OF Springfield, was interrupted by
singular accident. The horse which was
attached to the hearse, became frightened
and ran INTO carriage, smashing it up, and
ending the sad catastrophe by upsetting the
hearse on stone wall. The coffin did not
break OPEN
Rrs, Rebecca Butler of st. Johesbury, was
100 years old July 18TH
Mr.. Jesse Scott of Barre, VT, was fined
on Monday last $ll40 and costs, for forty.
seven violations of the liauor law He must
be rather discouraged about the trade in that
town.
-
Four mon ,,f,n ,'i L, ,iC IL, ..-..,.
Nav U.van 1oft Ill.,. ' - ~" e NJ, ~
ovotl ,ho 49, piaeo " ~" YIN "
have lost Their uvos i, tl'a g.. 'N''O'" ~
Geo, Cnrin. -, .t S''' lio''
,r,,ost ~ tI,o ri IT. WY "%S olIPllns do
r. an,ea,1 W" 10 e"' I Ia
80. i.. 80 90 =" pioic0oio,"i 'niel' ms
% os 40 .pu,u 10 contain S,luB S''ot
E~nJs .. ~" 5''i y. 'U'iio
,,li,h IS, %,,i,J We r"iseu i" i'anouiy WIN
WHICH " "uiiu d monument 10 the memory
Ul those from tilat town VINO nave lost their
HVes Ill the service OF their country.
dietr;o. ~, A',s.s % piI1 io'' ''iI ou
draftaJ -" q u''u9 l'"S oeon
uIHIIeu ana so nave Inc clerk ana assistant
clerk Oh the superior court; the New London
postmaster, the surgeon OF the board OF en-
roImeht, all the drug clerks and telegraph
operators III New London, and only four IRISH
men.
terrlhc thunder storm visited Hartland
on the l5th. Several bridges were swept
away ana extensive damage was done to crops.
Inc roads, wherever the storm was felt, were
so badly washed as To render travel impossi-
bic. Farmers driving their COWS home, were
often compelledto swim them in places where
there were never brooks before. The house
OF Amos Osborne was struck by lightning
and considerably damaged. bolt passed
across the arm OF Mrs, Darwin Griflng bis
tering both her arms, singed the cat, and was
altogether too familiar about the premises in
various ways.
Mrs Frank Moore was awarded the prem-
um as 1.-The handsomest married lady" at the
American Roscius' entertainment at Winsted.
The following have received honorary de-
grees at the Wesleyan University, Middletown
M A., Rev. WILDER f. Watkins, Rev. Lucius
~ DAVIS, Rev. James Is. Crawford, Luclen
Hunt and AdamC. Works; d. d., Rev. Bost-
wick Howley, Rev. John w. Lindsay, Rev
Lorenzo r. Thayer, Rev Orcn b. Cheney /;
l.. Il. d., Enocll i. Fancher.
A boy five vpors nf ara foil aS1nnn nndpr n
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Pittsfeld, will be laid with appropriate relip-
ious services, on the 20tht ist.
The American Institute of Instruction will
hold its 34th annual meeting at Concord, Aug.
25, 2G, and 81.
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I'm DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
5si SALE.-The subscriber offers for sale his Estate
65s BY 1872. - " ~ ~
The House Is in complete repair abundantly supplied
WIN hard and soft water above and blow cellar floor
lad in cement; furnace, gas throughout bath ROOM
with hot and cold water, &c &c.
The grounds about the Ii use are in good condition
shrubs. 49, W
10 any one desiring residence in this neghborhood
the above affords opportunity. Possession given
Immediately. 'N'
MO diff FDWARnI DAVIc
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Newport had its little excitement about the
draft, which speedily subsidized under the elf
eient measures taken by the city authorities.
Green corn has made its appearance in
Providence; it was raised by Mr.. Stephen d.
Arnold Of Apponaug.
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v ALU AbLE LUIS FUR SALE.
rhe LOT on lincoln street, opposite the m ansions
OF r. d Moen aud W Z. ThOmpson Esqrs., suitable for
the ereetiun OF HIchiae Shops Boot W1nufdct0rg or
Btock Of Houses will be sold low Ths Lot fronts on
Lincoln street III feet and IL $50 feet doep bounded west
by viii Bro TX. AMI is the line of the karosd
Three Lots on Front street. suitable Stores adjoin
ing the new store of George cSSiOns the of
Front aud rumbu streets; the next south on
Trumbull street, now occupied a wood ard
FRANCIS II. DEWEY,
mch2S diff 2l8 Main street
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tijI thirty five acres well divided into Moving Pas
sA4.=turing and Tillage, well watered with young
orchard of Choice ppe Trees Just coming into bearing
GOOD House. Barn and Out Buildings and two wells Of
good water The above Farm is in good state OF cult
Corn Potatoe Oats &C., &C. and possession given i'm
mediatev, if desired
Said Farm is well situated in a good neighborhood
only two miles from the Railroad Depot, in one of the
best farming towns IN this county, about iourteen miles
from Worcester large portion of the purchase money
can remain on mortgage, Ii desired.
For particulars, enquire Of
BUSH co. Drurgists