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WOOL CARDING.
THE subscriber would announce to the pub
i lie, that he is prepared to do Carding at
AleXander.s Mill. a asisN

-Four Miles from the Ohio Rioer, on Sun
fish Creek. e s5sEt
And has thoroughly repaired the same
He has added thereto NRW CARDS, and Ii a.
Employed an old and experienced Carder, and
is now prepared to do work on short notice.
and in superior manner. From my long
sexpericbce in the business, can guarantee
to give good satisfaction to those fav oring me
with their custom.
E Wool will be received and rolls return
ed at J.. w. Walton's, Woodsfsld. 90 f
ISAAC RlCHNER,
june 8, 1S63.-3m. Il .e5so
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Road Notice.

office is her eby given at there win be a
petition presented to the Commissioners of
Monroe County. Ohio, at their next annual
meeting, praying for a review on the county
read running up and down the Fortses Fork
Of Wills Creek, commencing at the forks OF
the road near John b. Fosters house, on the
lands of John Kent, thence, to run up the
creek bank through the lands of John Kent,
thence through the lands Of J. &. Meehem to
iutersect said road at James n. Meehem S
stable. MANY PETITioKEks.
June 10, lSes.--Aw. -. - l--..t
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Notice in Attachment.
Charles Fox, Plaintiff,
apainst

Robert Folger, Defendant
before John J, Egger, J. P., Of Malaga
~ Township, Monroe Coanty, Ohio, on the
9th day of June 1868, said justice issued an
order of Attachment in the above action, for,
the SUM of eight dollars and T6scsuts debt,
and about ten dollars costs. sSw s4a4ioE
eg CHARLES FOX Defendants,
June "a, S63.--4w. pd.
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TO 4RMSN TO ARMSny

Do not let these brave men perish by dis.
ease, place in their hands these PRECIOUS
REMEDIES, that will enable them to resist the
dangerous exposures, the Fevers, the Chills.
and the wounds which they cannot avoid, and
what is more, cannot frequently get succour
In the moment of need, whereas if our brave
men have only to put their hands into their
Knapsacks and find there a sure remedy for
all the casualties of the battle field. How
many thousands Of lives would thus be saved
who would otherwise perish before relief could
be obtained.
None are genuine unless the words "HoI.-
LowAY, New YORK AND LONDON are discerni-
ole as Wdter-n,ark in every leaf of the book
of directions, around each pot or box; the
same may be plainly seen by holding the IeaJ
to the tight. handsome reward will be given
to any one rendering such information as may
lead to the detection of any party or parties
counterfeiting the medicines or vending tn.
same, knowing them to be spurious.
Sold at the Mandatory of Professor
HOLLOWAY, so Maiden Lano, New York and b,
| all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Med
icine throughout the civilized world, in pots
at 25c. 62c. and 81 each.
There is considerable saving by tax
ing the larger sizes.
n. B.-Directions for the guidance of pa
| tents, in every disorder, are affixed to eacl
! box.
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Sickness. Cured by
Moral EEdic item.

It was not the righteous that our Lord
and Savior died tosave.-nelther to does the
Physician prescribe for the sound IN
health. 1t is not for us to enquire as to
the status of the sick man, or the respect
ability of his disease, ..philanthrophy and
humanity demand of US to cure him If we
can, whatever may be the cause OF his
sickness, and the vice, immortality, exoes-
sive indulgence of lustful passions, wheth-
er he be of high descent, or common
beggar, is entitled to as much considera-
ton as the Physician of royalty.
DIR. RADWAY'S
Cleansing syrup.
Called RAILWAYS RENOVAT1NG
RESOLVENT vii! cure every species of
SKIN Diseases Breaking out, Scrofula,
Syphilis, Glandular Swellings, Swelllngs
in the Groin, Nodes, Carries of the bene,
Sores of all kinds. Fever sores, Ulcers,
Tumors, Strumerous discharges from the
ear, Sore Head, Sore Eyes, Sores in the
mouth, Cankers, Turbercles in the Throat,
Lungs, g., Salt Rheum, Rash, letter,
Ring Worm.
ONE TO SIX BOTTLES
Will positively rid the patient OF the
worst forms of the above named diseases.
RADWAY'S RENOVATING RESOL-
| VENT. Ff Ea1
Should be given to infants and young chill
dren afflicted with sores in the Gums, Sore
Head, Sore Eyes, Sore legs, Restlessness
at night. A half teaspoonful of the Re.
solvent will cure the child, and will III al
cases ensure sleep.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER Bet
TIE, OR SIX BOTTLES FOR FINE
/ lDOLLA RS.
Dr. Esadway az Co.'s Office.
81 Maiden Lane, n. Y. Sold by Druggists
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Extraordinary Militarv Salv,
SOLDIERS ATTENrIoNn

See to your own health, do not trust to the
Army supplies although most valuable.
These PILLS and OINTMENT have been thor
oughiy tested, they are the only remedies
used IN the European Camps and Barracks
for over forty years Doctor Holloway has sup
piled all the Armies in Europe, aud during
CRIMEAN CAMPAIGN he established a denot
at Balaclava, for the exclusive sale of these
GREAT REMEDIES, many time his special
Agent there has sold over ton in weight OF
the Ointment in single day. These trrrib {
and fatal enemies of the soldier in camp.
DI II r Z n, DYSENTERY. SCURVY
| SORES and SCROFUL OUS ERUPTIONS
all disappear like charm before these PILL,
and OINTMENT, and now while the Cry ring.
! thrOug hout the land
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Doct. Garrison Reeds Estate

NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
IN signed was, on the 5th day OF Sept,
1862, appointed by the Probate Court of Mon
roe County, Ohio, Administrators of the Estate
of Garrison Reed, late of said County, De-
ceased. MARY E. REED, Admir-.
II, 1S62-3w.
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Farm for sale.

T'IGHTY ACRES of land near Antioch, in
IL this county. SIS acres cleared. three log
dwelling houses and other buildings Said
farm is ell adapted for sheep or stock. Any
person desiring to purchase will call on Allen
Shotwell, at Antioch, or the undersigned
Terms liberal. This farm is ordered to be
old by the VIII of Isaac Philips, deceased.
Z. NJ. PHILIPS,
THOMAS WEST,
Feb. 25, 16e3.--tf Executors
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I1eoal Notice.

J. D. SrAUvER, Becorde~.
Weodsfeld, May 27, 1861
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JOSEPH HERRoLI
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Ut the meapness OF Forcing soldiers to
express an opinion upon a political qucs-
tion and then Furnishing them for such a
manifestation. OF their honest sentiments,
given under military compulsion, nothing
need be said. Gen. Thomas was charged
By the radicals early in, the war, with Sc
cession sympathies He has cleared his
record, and is now at that other point,
where "extremes meet.
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A Card to the Suffering,

May 6, 1s63.-4w.
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the Sd inst, striking upon his head and iniur-
ing him SO badly that he died the next morn
ing.
company of young ladies, accompanied
by gentlemen, making party of twelve, re-
Gently performed the feat of walking from
Amherst, N. H., to the White Mountains. A
wagon train accompanied the party, carrying
their provisions, tents &c.
CONNECTICUT.
Counterfeit twenty-five cent postal notes
are in circulation in New Haven. They are
poorly executed
The New London Chronicle has been en-
larged to its former size.
On the 9th inst. a large party of boys from
Hartford went to the east part OF the city on
watermelon expedition; they not only took
what they wanted for their own use, but des-
troyed 4 g. eat number merely for devitry.
Seven OF them were arrested and fined $40
and costs. They were a set of dared devil
young scoun6rels, ''not caring" as one of
them expressed it, "a id for officers or the
law either"
The secretary of the navy left Hartford for
Washington Oh the 9th inst.
RHODE ISLAND.
DESERVING can't operate in Providence as
well as it did some time ago. Several con-
scripts undertook it on the It'll, and found this
to be positive fact.
S. Abbott Lawrence, son of William
Lawrence of Boston, died of heart disease on
the 9th, at Newport.
The bathing beach at Newport was literally
black with human beings, on the 9th. There
were more bathers than could be accommo-
dated with dresses--a thing unusual in this
month.
One of the citizens of Pawtucket has sub
scribed $1,000 to the fund for erecting The
Rhode Island hospital.
Five Gu kers, who were drawn in the sec
ond district, were examined Two were ex-
empted for disability, and the other three were
heId for service. On account OF conscien-
tlous scruples, they declined either to go, fur
nlsh substitutes, or commute They have
been sent to tort Columbus, New York har-
Dor, as deserters.
MISCELLANEOUS.
There are three hundred and ffiy-seven
public schools in Philadelphia, and the cost of
maintaining them last year was 9j04 100
According to Mr.. Fulton of Baltimore. lust
from the fleet off Charleston, Admiral Dahl
gren had thrown not less than ten thousand
shells into the rebel Qualifications in about
fifty days.
Methodist minister, by the name Of Nc
Dowell, fatally stabbed the dehaucher of his
wife, in Franklin county, Kansas, on the 18Th
ult.
Juvenile depravity has developed new
crime in Wheeling, Virginia i he boys
there kill pigs to get the bladders for foot.
balls
The election of rebel congressman in Ten
nessee has resulted in the defeat of the jeff.
Davis candidates in the Nashville and Knox
vile districts
There were thirty thousand visitors at
Saratoga during the season which has Just
closed.
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ORGAN Mrs1C IN Wo,oy.u,,, M ~
an "onoESlEk'-1 he Ial-
iauiuih contains the following notice Of an i'm
nromtu nnnsin.l optar.,irr,,,. :; ~:
N''ei '0i'''''ei'' Il" TINS Guy laSt
"eFA'
1t was an orgau concert at Dr. Hills church
late in one Of the short afternoons of these
lessening days, at just the hour when the
church is filled with that ''dim religious
light" which comes between the bright after
noon sunshine and the glare of evening gas
light. hundred or less had received hint
of what was coming, and went with new en-
thusiasm, kindIed by all the talk there is now
atioat about organs and organ music, and
whether we have performers equal to the
great organ that next September will Doubt
less see in our Mechanics hal-a mooted
question that more than one of our 0rganists
will answer to the satisfaction of the public.
On Friday afternoon Mr.. w. E. Thayer GER
talnly proved himself equal to the work; and
more than once the question arose whether
Worcester might not be represented at the
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The valuation of Worcester.

The appraisement of real estate the present
year is $lO,677, 200. The personal property
is estimated at S6,O2l $50. The rate of taxa
ton is $l2 on $1,000. The number of polls
is G949, being an increase of 436 over last
year. The following is record of individu-
ais and firms who pay tax of $l2O or up
ward, which, exclusive of the poll tax, repre-
SCENTS valuation of $4,000 and upward :
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TERMS or ADvrRTIsINa,

IN rnE DAILY PH:-one square" uhree hnurths o
IN nen) nrst Insertion s each subsequent insertion
Deent'i one week, 81; two weeks, 81 rs; month,
80 'nree months, 81; year go For half square
,n rce VIII be three ourhs of the price Of square.
'hsue Advertisements aud Special Notices. extra price
First insertion 81 per square each sub
&BAII transient Advertisements must he pasd IN nd
make quarterly payments. "'' W 'et~''N~ ~
~ No OrdtEtoas Aduertisem,at, Va rs,or, rss,,
utlons or proceedings Of any cornoraton aoc,si ~
association, aud no communication Designed 10 csI al
tenton TO any matter Of limited or ndyidual nterrst
can DC Inserted unless paid for AS Advertisement
81 The Publishers will not hold themselves resnnnai
pie Tor any errors that may occnr heyon the aonn
charged for the Advertisement
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horses could not have accomplished. On
Woolwich Common, moreover, it manmuvres
with three of these ponderous 6S-pounders
with astonishing facility.
PECULIARITIEs.
"Ihe wheels of the traction-engin are so
broad that they do no damage to the ordinary
road, and they run without sinking in marshy
land and on loose ground where ordinary
wagons would sink beyond reclaim. The or
binary pace of the engine, when CARRYING
load over broken ground, is about three miles
an hour; and it has been proved capable of
drawing over good road as great a weight as
a hundred tons.
"This speed and power of traction, and the
low cost at which it works, the expense for
the coke not being more than two and six
pence per day, point to the great adaptbiity
OF the traction-engine for lines Of metropolitan
tramway or to lines running between towns in
capable of supporting a railway with its ex-
.pensive rolling stock. The engine moves SO
noiselessly that, if one were constructed spec
tally to run in our streets, no horses would be
frightened by it, and it may be easily arrang-
ed to avoid the escape of steam altogether
However, the extraordinary hardness and
compactness of this new power the
ability to turn the power to any
klhu OF work, and the ease with
which it is guided by the aid of the Storage
Fwheel' will, without any measure of doubt,
render her the Indispensable companion of
man wherever great works are in progress, or
mighty engines have to be lifted and conveyed
from place to place in the ordinary course of
the days work. To the arsenal and dock
yard the engine now at work there is nva-
liable, and the cost has been so much less
than horse power that two teams have already
been dispensed with. In the old days of
horse-traction it was a common thing to see
skilled hands, earning five shillngs day,
employed at mere laborers' work in certain
emergencies, for want of fu! supply of
traction power; now all this is saved by the
ever-ready power of this manageable monster,
winch promises to become the common
drudge of man in every field of exertion
where gigantic powers have to be called into
action
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breast, killing her instantly. The boy sup
posed there was no cap on bis gun.
Josiah b. Scott of Portland cashier of the
Canal Bank, died there ON the Sth inst. He
was native of Durham, and has been en-
gagged in connection with banking for thirty
seven years.
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Statesmen WANTED.-At Barnard,
~ Sumner & Co.'S two young men who have had t@o
to five years experience In dry goods business.
aulT
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w AN IED-By young man, who has
had experience a clerk and book -keeper sit
uatlon in some business ty. Beat of references
gwen Address Box A, Miilbury Mass. dtf 30
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Oh WIRE DRAWERS WANTED
~ To work steel wire with cast iron plates Apply
TO AUSTIN KELLEY d CO., cor. Delaney and Slar-
gin streets New York city Dat 50
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WANTED-A situation by good. capa-
w Bile girl. 70 do general housework good washer
and ironer. Apply at No. | Ward street d3t+ S.
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SITUATION WANTED-By a smart
~ airl to do general housework washing and ironing
or chamber work Apply It's summer street
50 d3ts
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NJ ANTED-A Boy 10 to Is years Of
age, smart and active to learn the Dry Goods
businessi statesmen of two 10 four experience
SO diff HORACE SIfELUUN
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A SITUATION WANTED-By a girl
4 A capable of doing general Homework. Call at No.
/ Ward street. d3t+ AZ
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General News Summary.

HAMPDEN COUNTY.
Clothes-line thieves were providing in the
vicinity OF Springfield on the 7th
There is good-looking woman in Spring
field who is in the habit of ''payng it" on the
people of that vicinity. She gets a boarding
place in some good family, and by represent
ing herself as an invalid gets dligent atten-
ton, and then suddenly departs without pay
ing her board. The Springfield Republican
thinks that game is about played out.
BERKSHIRE COUNTY.
During the late rains an immense land
slide occurred on the west side of Saddle Back
mountain, at Williamstown. Some ten or
twelve acres of clearing and woodland came
crashing down into the gulf, having been dis
lodged by the rain, leaving the rocky sides of
the mountain exposed, and filling the stream
at its foot, with huge conglomeration of
trees and stone.
BRISTOL COUNTY.
A peach ten inches in circumference, and
weighing one half pound, has been raised in
the garden of Hon. Rodney French, in New
Bedford.
The Rev. Mr.. Potter of New Bedford, in
his farewell sermon on the 9th, said that he
answered the call of war for the sake of peace,
and while he responded to the voice of the
draft with hand heart and soul, and desired
the front of the rebellion as a private soldier,
he would urge his hearers whom he left
| behind, to lend their aid and their personal
influence, and to work with him for the cause
of peace, by working for the abolition of
slavery.
Peter Flanagan of Attleboro' last week be-
came the owner of vicious horse, and on
the Sd, while showing the animals qualifica-
tons to one of his neighbors, received vio-
| lent kick in the abdomen, which caused his
death the following day.
MAINE.
Isaac Haskell of Bangor, has exhibited a
| single pea vine, the growth of one pea, which
contains fifty-three pods and two hundred and
one peas. The variety is the Blue Imperial
| Marrowfat
The Lewiston Journal says that large
number of cattle are being transported from
| Maine this fall.
young man named Edison Reed, son of
Capt. David Reed of Madison, Me-, commit
ted suicide on the 4th inst, by drowning him.
self in a pond.
The Bath Times says the meeting at Wis
| casset on the 9TH was glorious gathering,
and sounds the knell of copperheadism in
| Lincoln county.
On the 8th a man in Portland went in
among gang of workmen who were using
the sledge, and Selling one of the implements,
| remarked that he would show them how to
use it. In swinging it about he unfortunately
brought it against one of his legs, instantly
swapping :he bone. Better keep his tongue
still next time.
AT Waterville, on the 9TH inst, boy four
teen years old, son of VIM. A. Bates, had
been in tue woods hunting, and in coming
home met his cousin, little girl of the same
age, and pointed his gun at her, when it dis.
] charged and lodged its contents in her let
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IN EXPERIENCED CLOAK MAX
" Frs WANTED-At the Cloak and Shawl House.
81 diff A. j. STEARNS.
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GNamts.

WANrED-In a Wholesale Hardware
House in Boston, an active ana intt geut Young
man from IL to Il years Of age, who has had two or
thfee years experience, and produce satisfactory
references Address Box 1913. Boston Post Ufice.
sH DIST
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SLEIGH WANTED-A good style Sec
~ ond hand sleigh, at reasonable price. Address
p. o., Box IL, with description and price dive 20
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SITUATION WANTED--By capable
~ girl who is an excellent cook to do general house,
work. Apply at No. IL Beach street. dJt* IS
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\ whereabouts of my wife, ELIZABETH HAINES
POWERS. She from Buffalo about Aug. rs,
with and lost in Worcester ANY information OF
her left at the spy office for will be Thankfully
eeived
JAMES POWERS
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SITUATION WANTED-To do general
- or washing and ironing cooking. Apply at No.
Maple street. d3t' Sc
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& GOOD CARPENTERS WANTED
" TO whom steady employment will be given. Apply
a. No. Grow street. diff Us
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INFORMATION WANTED-Of the

SITUATION WANTED-To do general
~ housewotk Apply at No. Spring street.
d3fF
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5etuetrp, Et.

A GOOD \5>DRTMENT of WATCH
"A ELS, CLOCKS AMI SILVER WARE, fIrsale at the
lowest cash prices Also fine lrtm mt of Jewelry,
Cutlery Porte nonaes Ledgers at the old prices Let.
ter ami Nots Pa &c and articles too numerous to
meution.
GB-Please call at No Bay State Block Sign Of the
Golden Eagle. diff auG3 ISAA FISH
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TENEMENT WANTED-One ofabout
n six rooms-west side Of Main street preferred In
guire OF T.; II. CARPENTER at the Protective rnnl
Store on Front street. dtf A
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY, first class
W custom coat and pant makers at No Flags
BUILDING AVERY DAVIS.
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0ortester Dailp Spy
THE DAILY SPY

Hereafter the DAILY SPY will be furnished to new
subscribers, and those renewing their subscriptions
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VALU ABLE LOfS FOR SALE
rhe LOT ON Lincoln street, poosite the m ansons
OFF. L. Moen and e. Thompson, Esqrs., suitable for
the erection of Mfciiae Shops, Boot HaRafdctOry
Block Of Houses, Will be Slt low rhs It fronts on
Lincoln street III feet and Is 2aO oep bounded west
by 'itll Brook, AMI is tile line OF the Rar0 I'D
Three Lots Front street table Stores adjOin
ng the store Of George essions on the corner Of
Front and rumbull sreets also the lot next south
rrumOuu street, occupied wood yard.
FRANCIS IL. DEWEY,
nch2S diff 2lS Main street
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Capt. John Drew, of Holderness, N. H.,
aged 60 years, fell from a load OF grain on
the 3D. inst. striking upon his head and inur-
ing him SO badly that he died the next morn
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f'tA. FOR SALE-The House NO 8
&s Cottage street with $3.50 feet of land, with ha d
IGAzIld SUIT tter. variety Of Fruit Trees &c. The
house seI for two families Inquire of ClARLES
& IA ltKER at the Il. ~ W. X. Il. Depot or of
ap27 DIFF EDWIN lIARKINGrON
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&S*et~ s-.vS 1]~~+.v... WITS.
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"ANTED-A tenement containing SIX
w rooms convenient to N ain street, by family
with children. Apply to No. 10 Front street.
"a an
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M AN MEDIA man TO work on Farm
w for three months. Apply to T.. a. y. SEARS,
corner Of Salisbury and Flagg streets. d8tt So
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EeR ~ALK-A COTTAGE HOUSE, No.
a 81 laurel street. containing twelve rooms. suitable
f'r ~ or two ianili wash house, with copper
kettle ~uoGhoUSe, and shop failing well good
soft ser ali 800 feet of land, well stocked with
BE- 'rin2 Fruit frees, urraIt Bushes. Grape Vines &c.
For va fticu ais enquire on the premises.
ielI dim