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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-08-21

Elsworth-Aug. sth, by Rev. DR.. Tenssy, Mr..
Nefzes T. Wardweh Of Psuobseot, to Miss Mar
garet Billings az Ellsworth.
Aug leah, by same. Mr.. Churehell L. Stevens
Of Steuhen. to II ss Carrie A. Brooks Of L.
Pembroke 18th inst, Mr.. Austin f. Kingsley
10 Miss Mary o.cosseboom, both Of East Maehias
Bancor--i5th inst, Mr.. Benjamin C. Frost TO
Miss Annie NJ. smith.
Caseo-l3ih inst. Capt. Vim. r. currisr sf
Brewer. TO Mrs.. Nellie Holden Of c.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-08-21

- \ distinguished arm5 ofioer-a
lifelong democrat who never voted ether
than the democratic ticket in his life
said to Us few days since, that the reso-
buttons recently passed by the so.called
democratic convention, in the City Hall,
were Enthusiastically reasonable in their
spirit and intention No one can doubt
this who carefully reads them. Net one
word of condemnation of rebellion or of
the rebels do they contain, while their
whole end ana aim is to find fault with,
and condemn all the measures put forth
10 uphold the Government and to put
dawn rebellion. -Press.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-08-21

! SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR Co1suNrrfov.-
Il Sc sh, have sua red from Night Seats !,
a coustan; Cough, Spaag Of Bood, aud
compete pr5>tratiJn, en- appreciate the val
ne nj d me lcina tina, will perm ,neat.y cur,
these a!rmins symptoms. + all who
w5all find remedy. we say. try Dr.. mrs
BALSAM, which has received the highest
Testimonials ever given in favor Of any ex-
Iect0rant medicine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-08-21

- oar Qc5TA.'- Wat j. our
quota, Or " We are e4lIel up5n f5r more
thsl one quota, is remark often heard
nov. tn government h4s not e4'lal for q
particular number OF men. or rather i, has
designated definite nanfce from any dis
trict town u state. 1t las ctllei flr one
fith Of the mca Of the first class, enrolled
This may rat in the army enc hunIlel,
or three hundred thousand IN n, no one can
tel just ths number for s1tas tiue vet. Ii
it dos not furnish nan enough, another
draft may be hal, which viii BE taken from
the first class. The government intends t,
put down tats rt.5s ..i,a lai speedily. there
fore it takes th2 shortest and surest method
to ct the men 10 d. II. SSelailins"
will MT prevent tA;s, n17 sayc the stu.is
from vr.s.nt and fatase tr5a5ls.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-08-21
WAR NEWS.

WAR NEWS.
7at Confer Conioseaced at Charleston
T'fGf Blm51rdme1 Opened on The l5th
--Ias Ir0a- Clads oa- Land Batteries Ea-
qaged Sumter Reported Breacted
Tn Thousand Deseriers Have Come ~
n RdScclan's B,aes-S yrnolr's Pr3ctam-
a,i9a The CuiSeus u Nsg York.
WASHINGTON, 18th.
4 despatch was received this at,crn ,on BY
the government. dltc1 Eth. from Il distin
guishcl military officer in Tennessee, stating
that the Chattanooga Rebel Of August 10th
unnguuced that the h,m5ardmcnt o. Car
lsaten on SatarIty, 18Th was awful. and the
firing from Gilm5re's land batteries on MIR
ris fltnd and from the mantors WIS chiefly
directed against Fort Sumter The c,mJin-
ed land Il naval forces of the felarals seemed
10 b. engaged. The information published
in the Rebel was received at Chattanooga
from Charleston by Telegraph, AMI the f5at
was & ping On whea the pap1r wcnt TO press
On Sunday
The .o'i:cr Sla c,m naBicltei to tie gov
ernment tie contea;. OF the L he : despatch
s.ys the eIitas.ai tie Rebel instead OF INK
lag any hig,t ab 1gt the result OF maal.sstin-
the least .iubi,,nt feeling over the situation
at affairs at CIarl >tln EXHIBITS ths most
positive evidence 9f gloom
The Rebel states that the ironsiies and all
tie Monitors were not only in the ac.i N bat
t1at the whole hset ani u large num1tr u
transports were inside the bar during ths ca
sagement.
NFw YoRK, 18Th.
= . =
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-08-21

-usrrirk Aliens Gold Medal >aleratus
IS a. healthy as the purest 4 ,ur; will prove
a great saving in that article; is peculiarly
adapted to beneG; weak stomlchs AMI dys-
paptie par.ons is much IN re healthy ani
ec5namietl than baking powders, and pre-
ierrad II s)It 10 us, with cream tartar
Gr4eers may say they lave a. god. They
IT mistaken. Il is the be,, in the warll.
Try it. VI - f the Groc,rs htye il. Hive
tie GJ.l Nalal or none.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-08-21
Mass Meeting IS,

Hon. Lor NJ. MORRILL,, |. ;. Senator ard
Hen. {. c. WooDNAH, Of Boston, viii
speak at Bueksport, Monday, Aug. 9th,
and at CIstinc, Tuesday, Aug. 18th.
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EsRON WHISKY,
BOTTLED IY
UDOLpHO WOLFE.

Warrau.el pure. aud the best quality With i've pro
pFse;sfs usms "a tie CORR. and tAc-sile 81 hi. sig
nature oa tae 5zi. IL sAi by c. @. PECK, Ellsworth
Maine. 3n2i
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-08-21

"THE CONSPIRACY Is N0B. KN4l,'N.
Ar NLN NAVE =BEEN =R4ESED. WAR
IS LEVIED To ACCOMPLISH IT
FHERE IN. ONLY THO SIDES To
the QUESTION EVERY NAN MUST
BIZ FoR THE UNITED STATES or
AGllNSTIE THERE cINBE No EI,.
TAILS ~ THIS IrIR-ONLT P4TRI.
OTIS OK T2IL20RS.'
I5teahea A. Douglas.
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Hon. L9f ". MoEEIlL,
Hon. JAS &. BLAINE, and
Hon. {. c. WoooNAN.
Mil speak at L .sworth, on the afternoon
OF "Wednesday, Aug 18th.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-08-21

-Hbe II0alton TINES is ahead af all
its cltemporaries in getting Of bear story.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-08-21

Ihcse numbers ID ~. inclui, the llty
PR cent. winch IS .d.el be.9re psooec..iu.
Z daft
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-08-21

7at Confer commeaced at Charleston
f'frjfe B5m51rdmer' Opened on The l5th
Tia Iron Ciads an Land Batteries Ea-
.qGged S,taster-Suater Reported Breachsd
Tn 1hgusaud Deseriers Haze Come ~.
n R1sccran' 5 Biaes-S. gmou-'s PROCLAIM
s'i9a The Cui=gus u Nssc York
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despatch TO tie Herald from the llth
army corps, sta,c- that Mad, has ordered
ali the wives Of officers and ,lIiers - leavs
the lines as their presence i, Geemed detrl-
ment to tie efficient discharge Of the pub.
lie duties
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-08-21

-Iae tnmAcr Of mon to he drat'. II
i:JM The sstyrli 4.s..it.s II tins State j., -
1 -.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-08
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, JULY 8, 1868

engaged in smuggling quinine into Dixie, in.
weighed former sutler of an Illinois regiment
with her. The saucy widow was banished to
Canada, and her lover has run away with her,
deserving not only his country and parole of
honor but wife and family in Illinois.
saloon proprietor in Columbus, Ohio, says
that the Union convention was not more than
halt as large as the copperhead meeting, be-
cause he didn't sell half so much whiskey that
day as he did on the copperhead day.
In the course of the current year one book.
selling house in Germany, it is said, attains
the two hundredth year of its existence, and
four others may celebrate theirone hundredth
anniversary.
1t may not be publicly known that General
Hancock was wounded in the recent battle by
suppostiOn that it was driven from fence
near by. The nail and small piece of wood
have been extracted, and the PATIENTS conva.
lescent.
A gentlemen converSant with affairs, states
as the result of Il recent examination of the
record, that since the commencement of this
war, we have lost thirty-seven generals by
death, twcnly-siX OF whom were killed IN bat
tie Or died by reason Of casualties, and in adj
dtion, siXty-one generals have been wounded
and recovered.
From intercepted letters written by jeff
Davis. it is ascertaned that there were re-
Gently but few rebel troops in North CARROLL
ma, South Carolina, and Virginia, they having
been withdrawn to reinforce Johnston and
other generals of the rebel forces.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-08
Anew York Herald story.

A Washington reporter for the New York
Herald sends the following, dated July 6. 1t
sounds like frst-rate sensation story. 1t
may be, however, that the rebels named wish
ed to go TO Washington on some matter con-
nected with the exchange of prisoners.
"On Saturday, the 4th inst, the rebel gun
boat Dragon came down the James river with
Il flag OF truce. Acting rear admiral Lee sent
up an o1tCer to meet it, when it was ascer-
tanned that Alexander IL. Stephens and COM
missioner Ould were on board. They repre-
sented that they were the bearers OF an
important letter from Jefferson Davis COM
mander-in-chief Of the army and navy of the
confederate states, to Abraham Lincoln, COM
mander-in- chief Of the army and navy of the
United States, and requested permission to
proceed to Washington in the Dragon and
present the letter to president Lincoln in per-
son They declined to reveal anything fur
ther in relation to their mission than is above
stated. Admiral Lee, of course, had no author
lly to grant their request, and they consented
to wait until he could communicate with
Washington and receive instructions in regard
to the matter. He accordingly telegraphed
the facts, and requested instructions. This
morning special cabinet meeting was called
to consider the matter. The granting of the
request involved many delicate and important
questions, as such Il proceeding might be CON
strned into an acknow ledgment OF the pre-
tended confederate governments; and, after
ALL the matter might be some comparatively
unimportant affair, such as the employment of
negro troops, sc.
No decision was arrived at, and the cabi-
net meeting was accordingly adjourned until
tomorrow, and admiral Lee WIS instructed to
ascertain if possible, the object of the mis-
sion. In the meantime, however, the tug
containing the rebel ambassadors had turned
about and steamed up the river, without any
parting salutation or explanation. gentle
man just arrived from Richmond, who left day
before yesterday says great CONSERVATION pre-
walls there. The detenceS are occupied chiefly
by armed citizens, and fears are entertained
that Lee will be cut off and Richmond cap
tnred before an army can be concentrated
there.
WASHINGTON, July 6-Evening. In refer
ence to the application of MIR. Alexander Ii.
Stephens and commissioner Ould, to be per-
mitted to proceed to Washington in the rebel
gunhoat Dragon, to present in person a letter
from JEFF Davis to president Lincoln, it was
decided to-day that the application could not
be granted, and admiral Lee was instructed to
notify them that, should the application be re-
newed, the ordinary channels would suffice
for the transmission of any communications
they might desire to Make
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variety of character, what he has is more
sharply defined, and stands out in holder re-
lief. We are not so intimate with the cut of
their garments, their modes of progression
along the street; but we are more intimate
with their hearts. Thackeray's great charac-
tiers are worth more than Dickens great char
acters and, indeed, one or two of them,
Warrington and Colonel Newcome, take their
place along with Uncle Toby and Parson Ad-
ans as permanent glories of English fiction.
These do not amuse from ecccntricity of at
tire or odd forms Of expression or from pecu-
liariteS Of gait or feature; but they become
friends whom we esteem, whom we love, Tor
their goodness of heart, for their manly puri-
ty, for their contempt of al lying and base
ness. Young people are the chief novel
readers nowa-daysi and than these high,
simple, heroic gentlemen-with the soul of
an ancient knight beating beneath the modern
garb-no young man can find better compan-
ions in all the range OF fiction. They can at
once stimulate, advise, and rebuke.-Nogth
British RepielC
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-08

''Bunkcr Hill to blush" DER the forgetiuness
of his country, and prosperity the while with
in its borders? We know not but the fate
of Belisarius had been his only for the inter-
est manifested in his welfare by his grandson,
Mr.. Thomas Bryant, now of Cochituate,
with whom, save the last fifteen months, he
has mostly dwelt since becoming an octogena-
rian,) whose timely exertions in his behalf,
some six years ago, by way of peluon (pre-
scented and cordially sustained by several of
natures noblemen) to the legislature of Mas
sachusetts. That petition was graciously an
swered, and the old patriots heart felt not the
'ingratitude of republics" In the commune
ty where he resided there lived no object of
more profound veneration. Temperate in all
things, his habits were strongly conducive to
longevity. Wholly unaSsumng, his MARIA
uvcs Of the times that tried mems souls"
We're not the less unheeded. Poor IN worldly
gear, she has kept the noiseless tenor of his
way" rich only i'll Il contented mind and an I'M
sullied name. That government for which he
perlled his life is no longer an experiment.
He hath gazed for a generation upon the shad-
ows Of eternity. Like the venerable Adams
he hath witnessed the ''last of earth" His
comrades and brothers" have fallen to re-
pose bene1th the clods of the valley, aud now
deaths seal hath shut him from our sight for
ever. May his memory 'perish not from
among the people" CocHITUATE-
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TERMS OF ADVERrIsING.

az THE DAILY SrY ;-One square" Cthree fourths
AZ Az 0h nrst Insertion, eli each subsequent Insertion
~ nus one week, o.; two weeks, 81 IS; one month
- ree months, 81; one year. $40 For half square
inc price will be three fourths Of the price Of one square,
"sl'e entertainments and Special Notices. extra price
MhsELY First Insertion 81 per square each sub
" transient Advertisements ,nust he ,o,5 a. al,
vancs. Yearly regular adyertisers Vii b pe P9 ~ ~ -
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in - IA 40 grdtmtogs Adcertisements No report reso
oI proceedings Of any corporation societv or
sssoGlatlon, ana no communication Designed 10 cali a.
sston 70 any matter Of limited, Individual infars,
eau oe inserted, unless paid for ADVERTISEMENT
SI The Publishers will not hold Themselves resnonsi
PIE Tor any errors that may occur heyOnl Inc amour
charged for the Advertisement ~ N"'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-08
ENOK SALE An IA RARGAIN .

REAL ESTATE AND BAKING BUSINESS
The Real r,tate at the OF Southbrljge and Salem
streets con'is"r of large two story Dazzling Honse,
convenient for two IA miiies and large lot Of
land. Connected With abovN is a large Bakery.
ono y doing good hisnessJ Stable, &c The Re i Is
tate with the BAKtug bu DcsS. The business sep
will be Id at b irgain, and the Bakery lei The
teams, tools, &C. In good conditions sell account Of
III health
For further particulars inquire Of the subscriber, on
the premises
ny26 dtf L. MURDOcK
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General News summary.


m bosIoN AND VICINITY.
Inc mass. ooth regiment (colored,) Will
lcaEe tDpir camp at keaaViile, Tor acuve ser
vice. early next week, Col. Haltowell having
received orders to be IN readiness to depart
on Monday next. The regiment will 90 direct
10 New 1ork' where 1t VIII embark for New
perm n C'' with orders to report to Maj.
Ueh. roster
MIDDLEsEX COUNTY.
Inc hrst BaccaIaureate sermon at Tufts
College was preached IN the college chapel ON
the 9th INST, by Rev. President Miner.
ESSEN COUNTY.
Cinet OF ordnance Gen. RIPLEY has sent ten
32-lb guns to Gloucester to mount on tOrli-
hcaflonS erecting t@re under Mayor Grant for
the defense of the harhor.
HAMPDEN COUNTY
An ambitious amateur vegetable grower of
Springfield, dined ON new potatoes, caulihow-
and turnpS, all in good conditions from his
own garden. ON the fth inst, and takes Ucca-
sion 10 brag Of the affair largely.
Col. James f. Barnes OF Springfield acting
brgaaier general, was wounded slightly in the
leg in the Gettyshurg battle on the Sd
The past and present members uf the w est
field state norHM school will hold their trien-
nnl jubilee at Normal bail in WeStiirld, on
tine 18th and 18th inst. George S. Hillard of
JbNt'lt - " w tlle orator u lit occasion, anu
Il. w b. Canning ct Stockbritlgc, the poet.
Among the largest state, county, and town
taxes assessed in Ilolyokc, arc-Lyman Mills
S7,4II, I0mpden Mills S22G2, fIuiyoke water
power company 5000, Hadley company
$l3l4, Parsons nnpcr company SlOll
Corey Mcfarland of C.lcopee, sails in the
steamer from Boston to-day for England.
Several first class machiuiat, accompany him.
to work in the armory with which lie is con.
neeted
A car has been manufactured by WATSON
& Co. of Springfield. for the Chicago. Alton.
and ST. Louis railroad, at a cost OF over six
thousand dollars.
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY.
Eleven hundred dollars have been raised bv
subscription among the members of fine Ed.
wards church society at Northanpton to de.
fray the expenses of their pastor, Rev. Gordon
Hall. during Euronean Trim for The bcncft of
his health The society has voted ia SUNNY
the pulpit and continue his salary for ten
months
The celebration at Bechertown ON q 4th
was much greater success than had been an
ticipated. the new town house being filed to
'P,o II 1
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AT spiritual meeting BALKAN was called nm
and asked if there were any jackasses in his
sphere. "No," replied he, Indignantly, esthev
are all on earth"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-08

DEATH OF MOSES A.. CARrLAND.-Our
columns announce to day the death of Moses
a. Cartland of Lee, New Hampshire, which
took place at the residence of his brother. Jo-
Sepl Cartland, of North Providence. His dis
case was pneumonia. This event will fall with
suudennesS upon his numerous friends par
aioul%ily thoSe who three weeks ago this eve
port, before the Friends School Alumni A..
ISOLATION, and who shared his pleasant and
genial society during the following week
-ProgidenCe Journal, July 9Th.
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Rtal estate.


Ii.sAt FOR SALE-The House No
iii Cottage street. with $3.50 feet of land, with hard
ss.hsand soft water variety Of Fruit Trees &c The
aps N" az F' !" E6@1S S'KR I&R e
rfFs.A;f FOR SALE-A pleasant and de-
i srable place of residence. consisting Of Of
and ngaa ' o1s OF Snd Sr Az eU S
sortment of Young and thrifty Fruit and Ornamental
on Sonthbrldg and Cambridge streets. Foru Their par
ueuiars apply on the premises or to to - ,,ne,cu
myl2 dit On the Deacon Chtpin Farm
HOUSE FOR SALE OR TO LET.
AZ The subscriber being about to leave the offers
TO sell his estate No ,! Portland street, consisting of
house with % rooms, with t, hard and filtered water
9as, NC with varietyo ear, Plum aud Cherry Trees
Worcester, March 6, 1853 mohl3 dtf
FOR SALE-The House situated No
., cherry street. formerly occupied by VIM f Wood.
1t e well arranged for two families with hard and son
water variety oiiralt, &C. aud is good opportunity
aDll dtf JAMES R PIERCE.
FOR SALE-A House and barn, situat.
APPS d1 JAMES II. 0SGooD, Express onice.
On DWELLING HOUSES FOR SALE
.4s..A House of Newton and Pleasant streets
House No. Newbury street
Cottage House Grafton street.
Cottage House on Wilmot street,
Also several good Wood and Timber Lots. Apply TO
apis dit iol Main street, Worcester.
(f.:> SUBURBAN RESIDENCE FOR
HaiiI SAbE-one mile north from he Post Office with
As.h.seven ares Of land Buildings nearly new. Also
Or sale lot 81 by 95 on Elm street, corner of Fruit
apo diff CHARLES NASH
an DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
FAijiI SALE--Thc valuable estate now occupied by
s&4As the subscriber being No. IL Chestnut street, is
now offered Tor sale The location Of the best In
the city; the Dwelling House large and well built. The
lot Fronts on Chestnut street 20 feet and 100 feet deep.
unusual opportunity is presented for the purchase Of
desir" lie residence Apply on the prem1,s to
~. FARM FOR SALE OR EX
fiiJ CHANGE for House in Worcester, A conven.
E-..Aic use, new barn. an excellent well of pure
water and about 80 acres Of land Also, wood lot OF
aboat ~ acres. Said Farm Is In a very healthy and
plea SAINT location one and half mites from Oxford De-
apply to s. W. FIELD,
j. dlwt oxford, Mass
I'm FOR SALE-A desirable Cottage,
s with about 1000 feet Of land convenient, and IN
A= pleasant location, six minutes ak west of Main
street. Inquire at the China Tea Store, No 2l6 Main
street. dtf my5
FARM FOR SALE-A Farm of
Iiiii thirty five acres well divided into Moving Pas
As.Aturing, and lillage, well watered, with young
orchard of Choice apple Frees iut coming intO bearing
&" ~ tlouse Barn and Out buildings, ana two wells of
good water. The above Farm is good state cuu
vatOn, and Will be sold with the cds well planted with
Cora, Pnta ue Oats, &c &c, aud possession given inn
Sail 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 abont ourteen miles
from Worcester ree portion OF the purchase money
can remain on mortgage, II desired.
For particulars, enquire Of
BUSH co Druggists
ie3 d&"t "a Front street, Worcester.
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WANTED-An American girl, to do
w houseworS in family of two. Apply at No. 60
Exchange street d6t Is
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MOrtester Daily Spy
THE DAILY SPY.

Hereafter the DAILY SPY will be furnished to new
subscribers, and those renewing their subscriptions,
l. fOllnuin,r
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u RAWsoN, West Boylston.
Upton, March 4, 1863. DIFF mch5

l.tr,,A1 DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
ti', SALsrl suhsciib, offers for sale his Estate.
.sh< No. ~ Elm street, the OF est street,
$50 lS!.
The House IS in complete reDair abundanuy supplied
win hart and SOFT AAtr above and below; cellar floor
laid cemeut; furnace, throughout, bath room,
win not dni cold wafer, sc dc.
The lroIuds Itout the II In good condition.
and contain Of fruit ornamental trees and
shrubs.
any desiring a residence In this ncighburhood,
the above atlo dS opportunity. Possession given
Immediately
m3O da EDWARD l.. DAVIS.
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FtNM For SALE IN UPTON,

lii MASS TN" farm owned and cupied by
gx..-A< he willow rhia Rdw>pn lated In the norher
~ part pom, llr nd from UUton to WestDoro
two aud one ha miles r the centre of Option, and
four mites from NrsiburO Depot; one fourth of mile
from sch 'ul Ontuiu, 1865 of excellent Land,
divided into aOwng Past1ragc and Tillase with about
10 vi good Woodland. and Cranberry Meadow Of
~ good two story loEse 10 by 30, with 80
by M Barn n24ry new, 80 Dy 80 Corn Barn and
WU0ih0use, Al b IL spring water brought to the
hon an The 'arm cuts hay enough to 1ll the
barn. The nb We farm will nc sold at bargain. Most
Of the par money rem lin on mortgage.
For particulars enquire of the subscribers.
NOSE A HANSON, Uptn Mass.
u J RAW ION, West Boylston.
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Is5Af FOR SALE-The House No 3
i Cottage street, with $3.50 feet OF land with hard
.A-and SOFT water, variety Of Fruit Trees &c. The
house IS arranged for two families. Inquire Of ARLE5
q. PARKER at the b. ~ W. r. X. Depot or of
ap27 DIFF EDWIN HARRINGTON
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for Sale.

ND PAPERS = Tlirty-6ve cents per
hunired--for sale at this Office dtf IsIa
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~ two uniHrnshed rooms, wanted man and vito.
Location west OF Main street, Main, Setween
Chandler street and New Worcester Address, stating
terms, DC. Lock Box 1871. DIFF aplT