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Grand Concentration Of beauty, health,
comfort and durability of tho teeth secured
by using Hudson's Unrivalled Tooth Paste.
Sold by druggists and Dentists everywhere.
daeI6
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Simpson Is, beyond all question, superior
ETtist, and We advise those wishing to get 6ne
likeness TO call upon him. A visit to his gal
lsry, No. 25s Superior street, will richly repay
both citizen and stranger. R97i
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REMovAL.-I have this day removed to
the store No. 125 Superior street, lately oceu-
pied by Mr.. John Shelley.
April 1st, 1868. W. B. HANCOCK.
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WADswoRTH's &C. DRY UP" FOR CATARRH.-
We do not hesitate to say we think this med
icine is the most UdLua5le remedy for Cdtdrrh
we have ever sold.
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STERLIEG's ANBRosIA FOR THE HAIR.-This
article is becoming very popular, judging by
its extensive sale. We have just received
another large invoice.
mch23 Strong & ARMSTRONG.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. Charles Noyes, of
Thayer & Noyes' United States Circus, is at
the Angler. This Circus, declared to be the
best that travels, will show in this city May
10Th
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BUSINESS NOTICES

Samuel Foiambe, War Claim and Pension
Agent--Omee No. 6, Atwater Building,
Is fully authorized by the Government to pro-
cure Bounty Money, Back Pay, and Pensions for
Soldiers, or for their Widows and Heirs and In
valid Pensions for disabled Soldiers, etc.
Business attended to promptly and honestly,
and terms moderate. meh2O:44
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FINE imported soaps, perfumes, and
toilet articles of endless varieties, at J. B.
Halls Homeopathic Pharmacy, No. II Pub
lie Square. aprll:R2S
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We are requested to say to the ladies
that Mrs. Shaw's new rooms will be open for
visitors to day, wednesday, with fine
stock of millinery goods. spr1:446
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DEETIsTKY-Dr. B. F. Robinson, office
so Wood street. All kinds of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in the best man
ner and ct q low price. deo2R27
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ONE case more of elegant pattern Hats
at Mrs. Shaw's NeD Millinery Rooms open
ed this day. aPrll:R2s
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Is now due to every soldier who has been dis
charged By reason Of 'oowIds received IN serWiee
c. G.. Bruce, of Cleveland, Ohio, is the author
ized Agent for the collection Of this bounty.
Apply to him at once, in person or by let
ter, and to no other. 0fice in Lymans' Block,
near the Court House. marchI3:R2S.
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DR.. BETTELEY gives particular attention to
the treatment of all chronic diseases, but
especially those of the Lungs, Homeopathic
oaig. Office west side of the Public Square,
nextto the Bennett House. Residence 233
Perry street. marl7:444
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-14

TIE PAEoRAMA.-The stereoscOpic Pan
Drama, on exhibition at Brainard's Hall, is
the most magnificent affair of the kind ever
presented to the public. Be sure and see is
Ao-oiohk
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-14

l. o. G. T.-The Cuyshoga County As
sOeiate Temple will hold its next session in
the Hall of Butternut Ridge Temple, Ohm
sted, on Wednesday, April Is, at 10 A. N.
All members of the Order in good standing
are entitled to seats.
aprl0:455:wy Al. BEswIcK, Rec. Sec.
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UNITED STATES COURT-LIsr OF JURoRs.
The following Grand Jurors have been
summoned for the next term of the United
States Court, which sits May 9TH
John D. Loomis, Tifin, Seneca county.
Lamar G. Harkness, Bellevue, Huron
county.
Mayor Brigham, Toledo, Lucas county.
DR.. Homer johnson, 0berlin, Lorain cOun-
Obadiah C. McLOuch, sandusky, Erie
county.
Alariah Everett, Cleveland, CuyahOga
county.
Charles H. BabCook, Brooklyn, CuyahOga
county.
rs. Stocking, Mansfield, Richland county.
George W. slingluf, Dover, TusearaWas
county.
John Sears, Litchfsld, Medina county.
Frederick Kinsman, Warren, Trumbull
county.
james G. Healy, Napoleon, Henry county.
Theodore Breek, Brscksville, Cuyahoga
county.
Edson t. sticknoy, Republic, Seneca
county.
N. Taylor, wioklife, Lake county.
The NEW POLICE-The new City Mar
shal, John Frazee, was sworn into office yes
terday. He has made the following appoint
ments thus far:
Turnkey at EHs City Prison.-JOhn A. Ben
nett.
Day Police j. W. Schmidt, C. NJ. San
ford, James Givens, Samuel FaTneH and H.
F. Msrshal.
Night POlies.-Gso. ". Peek, Paul Kreitz,
Morris Furneval, A. Hubbel, W. 3. Semer,
Charles E. Brown, Thomas Harris and Noah
Castor.
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First PaEe.---Local Items from Last
Evenings Edition will be found on our LIST
page.
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CLEVELAND LIBRARY AssooIATIoE-AN-
NUAL MEETIEG.-The annual meeting of the
Cleveland Library Association was held last
evening at their rooms, tWenty-one mem
bers being present. Mr.. Chaplin was chosen
Chairman, and Mr.. FOgg, Secretary.
The President, W. J. BOardman, read his
annual report. We have not space for it this
morning. The additions to the library dur
ing the past year by donations Of books
have been as follows:
By T. P. Handy, Esq, 47O vols; Young
Mems Christian Association, 800 vols; Mrs.
HOa1ley, 35 vols; Joseph Pool, ESQ.,, s
vols; Capt. ellison, 4 vols; B. White, Esq,
2 vols; T. H. ReardOn, vol; NJ. L. Hol-
brook, vol.
Hon. A. G. Riddle presented full set of
the American Archives, JefersOL's Works,
Documents of the last and some of the pre-
viOus sessions of Congress. 275 new vol
umes have been purchased by the Associa-
tion. With these additions the Library has
about 5000 volumes.
The report oOngratulates the members on
the greatly improved condition of the Rooms,
and upon the general prosperity of the As
soeiatiOn.
The following is the Treasurer's report:
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SOiled Stamp Receipts,
POsTOFFICE, CLEVELAND, I
March 26, 1858.
All stamps deposited for redemption at
this Office having been examined, I am now
prepared to redeem all receipts given for the
same.
Holders of receipts living out of the city
can send them to me, and I will mail the
amounts the receipts call for, less what have
been rejected. E. COWLEs, P. NJ.
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M A R | n E.

RORT OF CLEVELAND, April Is.
ENTERED.
PrOpellerC CanisteO, Blackman, Dunkirk
Propeller Araxes, Parsons, BuEalO
Schooner General Scott, Morgan, Black River
schooner w. A Glover, Warren, BurWell.
Schooner Maggie, Henderson, Buffalo,
ScOw Vermillion, Durand, VerminiOn.
Scow Lime Rock, Fargher, Kelley's Island.
CLEARED.
Schooner L. J. Farwell, Huntoon, Milwaukee.
schooner Summit, Gibson, Milwaukee.
Scow Union, Large, Erie.
ScOw Nermillion, Durand, NermilliOn.
Scow Whittlesey, Chaplin, Detroit.
Tug Wm. b. Castle, Coe, Detroit
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A full assortment eonstantley on hand. We
deal in none but the best.
G. ". CRoWELL Co.,
febs:z5l 2Il Superior st. Marble Block.
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SHIN Last s RS,
Gold,
silver,
Coupons,
OHIO, INDIANA, KENTUGKY,
Canada and Uncurrent Money
BOUGHT AT HIGHEST RATES,
BY E. B. HALE,
feb2O Ill Superior-St.
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LIRAE.

MATER LIME.-200 BARRELS
w fresh ground lust received in store and for
sale low. GEORGE sPRAGUE,
APRIL p and p MerEin-Ss.
I0O BBLS FRESH GROUND Wa
4OO TER LIME, lin prime order.) received this
day from the schooner John Thursby. Eor sale Dy
Aprll3. 4. 7. LYON TURRlLb.
TREFSI TREESlI TREESlli
GRAPE VINEsi GRAPE VIEESi
HBsslect your Trees with care and obtain The hPst
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OF CITY OFFICERS.
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THERE will be a meeting of the 10Th
Ward U5iOn League at the sehool-house on
Kentucky street on Tuesday evening, April
18th, and regular on Tuesday evenings of
each week, hereafter.
aprl4:lt A. J. MARVIN, See'y.
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N. Y. mONRY nIARKET-ApriI I3.

n. Y. MONEY 1IARKET-ApriI I3.
lBT fELEGRAPH.l
mOney-Easy at SO &C per cent.
sterling Exchange-Narket frmer at l7l}69
l72z for first class.
GOld-Market higher and very irregular the ex-
tremes j691j9 closing weak at 81 per cent premium
Government StOcks-llarket dull. United
states 6s 81 coupons, l0fl058; 730 Treasury Notes
lOi40lO5ts; One Year Certificates lOO5S
stnte stOcks-MissOuri SIS 6l5 Tennessee6's CO.
N. Y. STOCK ARKET-ApriI
[BY TELE5RAPH.l
stOeks-Market unchanged. Chicago and Alton
6755 do preferred, S54; Cleveland and TOiedO g214
Cleveland aud Pittsburgh n; Alton and TerTe HauIe
Pacific Mail l6S; QuicEs silver 42; Minnesota Mining
Company l44; Iltno Central bonds i20 Pittsburgh,
1T, Wayne and Chicago, End bonds, lO3i Cleveland
and Pittsburgh, Cd mortgage, los; Erie, 2nd mort
gage, l20; Chicago and Northwestern, ID, 81
BALTIMORE HIARKET-ApriI1 IL,
LBY TEIZGRAPH.l
FlOur-Market active for superhne; extra de-
pressed.
wheRt--Market active. Red advanced Ic.
G0Fm-Market unsteady.
Whislyy-Market dull Sales at 4sc
Lard-Market dull Sales at lie .Or western.
N. Y. BANK STATEMENT-ApriII3 Ii,
[BY TELEGRAPH
decrease IN 81 l9 5,736
Increase IN oDecle l49,2f
decrease IN GlrculatlOn.......... l1u,G03
Decrease in Deposits............-.....--. 32 ,6s7
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REMOVAL,

ID DEM0VAL-FEUsIER & BUBGERT
Produce Commission Merchants, have this day
TdmoEsd from s5 MerWin-st., 70 the spacious Brick
flald qf y, ff& \, Burgess % Apa "a kiYeT-sis Is
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Annual report Of the Board Of Infrmary /:
Number Of Inmates remaining March 8Ist,
Number received during the
Number dlscnarg
Number remaining March 31st, 1883
Total expenditures for the year ending
March slItg ;2V5 ~ ~
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LOCAL NOTICES.
c.. A. AD & CO.,
BANK ERs,
80 SUPERIOR ST., CLEVELAND, o.,
Will Give Higher Rates Of Premium

viii Give Higher Rates of Premium
THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY
FOB
GOLD and SILVER,
Demand Notes,
Canada Money,
Kentucky Money,
B'k OF the state Of Indiana,
o. s. Coupons interest.
RB- ALL KINDS Of U. s. Government Bonds
Bought and For Sale.
RB- UNCURRENT BANK NOTES Bought at low >
est rates of Discount. aprlI;443
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Inaugural Addres. of the Mayor Elect

VaIedictory Of Mayor Flint.
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HELP THE FREEDNEE.-We regard the
recent organization in this city of the
Freedmen's Aid Commission as an i'm
pOrtant and highly necessary movement.
Good men for years have been praying and
labOring for the abolition of slavery in this
country, and now at last the great work Of
deliyeranee has commenced, directed by the
Providence of God and aided by the madness
of the shareholders. It is estimated that al
ready a hundred thousand have obtaine d
their liberty. These people, like the man
who fell among thieves in the gospel, have
been robbed of the fruits Of their labor,
robbed Of their manhood, robbed of their hus-
bands, their wives, their children. They
have been beaten, and bruised and manned,
and, at the peril of their lives come to or
military lines nearly as destitute of garments
to cover their nakedness as on the day they
were born. They stand before US in the
lineaments of common humanity, and in
their rags plead for help. As they emerge
into liberty they are emphatioally " the posr
of this world" God, in His Providence,
presents them to free and Christian people,
and asks: "They are hungry will you feed
them? Inasmuch as ye have done it unto
one of the least of these my brethren, ye have
done it unto me-"
We call attention to notice in tc-iay's pa
per of public meeting in behalf of the
Freedmen, this evening, at the Second Pres
byterian Church, and bespeak full attend
anee.
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-ASTFRiS SALE-Pursurnt 10 I'M

mUhhAo n. " ALLUEF
Executor Of syllvina Miles, dec6 assd.
Il. 4 pril Z, 1853. apIg 43T
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-04

A FAITHFUL NEGRo.-On the 10Th of June,
prison. They came very near starving in the
swamps, and would have been caught by the
bloodhounds set upon them had 1t not been
for the instructions and help given by the
ever ready and faithful negroes One Of
them, in narrating bis experience, says:
81 approached a cotton field, half famiShed
as was, with many OF my Virginia preju-
dices against the negroes, for | had been
taught to regard them as unreliable and stu
pid. But felt that death was in the swamp,
and life might be in the cotton field.
well, uncle said l, Il am travelling thro'
your country, and am very ragged, as you
see. | don't wish to call on white folks in
this condition, and | am very hungry. Could
you get me something to eat?'
'Oh, yes, massa God bless you! all you
want; but go back go backr he continued,
waving his hand, as if to hurry me back to our
hiding place; go back, massa! they's after
you wild de hounS and de horses Do you
see that ole cabin up dar, in dat field? To-
night just at 'leven o'clock, come to dat cabin,
massa, and I'll gin you all the supper you
want Now, go back go back, massa =
Uncle, you won't bring anybody with you,
will your
Why, God bless you, massa! knows
you! l knows you!
Now, uncle, what do you know about me?'
why, you's one of dem Yankees dat broke
away from Macon prison, massa. L knows
you God bless you!
well, uncle, don't tell that to anybody. will
your
thinks tell anybody, massa, when all Pse
got in dis world depends ON ye? No, no,
masSa. But go back, go back, till 'leven
o'clock mine, now, massa! and he started
after his pillow, for by this time the other hands
were approaching"
In the evening they approached the APP
pointed meeting place, and there saw their
friend:
''He was evidently alone. He walked round
and round the cabin, looking and waiting for
us, end on not seeing us, seemed greatly dis
appointed. When we had assured ourselves
that no one was with him and that he was
true, we arose from our concealment anil
walked to the cabin. He was rejoiced to see
our confidence in him, and was as thankful
to give, as we were to receive, the rich re-
past he had provided for us. Our supper con-
sisted of corn bread, smoked bacon, and boiled
caulliiowers. He also brought US bottle of
sweetened water What a teast Never did
partake of food with such relish. We re-
eeved it us directly from the hand of Him who
neareth the young ravens when they cry.
Being assured by our old friend that we were
perfectly safe, we tarried after supper several
houlS' cohVerslng on the state of our country
anu !ecelVlhS advice as to the manner of pro-
ceeulhg on our journey. As the venerable
man talked to US, telling us how to. escape to
our homes and friends, sharing his sympathies
and means with us poor destitute Wanderers
my old prejudice of caste was entirely ohIit,
Grated. Beneath that dark brow was the
mind of man, and within that slaves bosom
beat brothers heart. L could have embraced
him as my father"
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List of Casualties in SD Mass, VoIuu.
teers on June II. ISG3.

hlLLED.
}. An. Bradlee Upham.

Co. An. Bradlee Upham.
Co. D-Corp. ID. S. Kimball w. s. Arlin
Missing, supposed kiled-A. w. Fletcher
Co. C-Lieut. A. Il. Glover.
Co. E-W alter L. Putnam.
Co. Corp. j. NJ. Jackson, E. L. Robin
son. Missing, supposed killed.. a. Hicks,
L. c. Hicks, Joel Hodges, Martin S. John
son, Geo. Knights.
Co. Russell Whippe.
WOUNDED.
Colonel j. W. Kimball, confusion in the
thigh.
Co. A-Captain J. X. Taft, in the leg, am
putated; privates f. A. Alvord, flesh wound
in shoulder; f. L. Farrar, flesh wound in
arm; j. Henry Kendall, flesh wound in leg !;
VIM. Woodbridge, side, severe, since dead; A.
o. Hitchcock, eye, slight; Amory Robinson,
finger shot Oft.
Co. B-Corp S. HoSmer, color-bearer,
arm, slight; private +. Hemmenway, shout
der, slight.
Co. Capt. j. a. Stratton, head, severe
ly; Corp. c. A. Woodwork, throat, severe
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-04

For the Worcester Daily Spy.
The Pin and Water Experiment.
WORCESTER. Mass. Sent. .. 1868

WORCESTER, MASS, Sept. z, 1868.
Editors Of Spy = Gentlemen l have the
honor to furnish the following explanation of
the 'curious experiment which appears in
your paper of to-day w alter is composed of
minute globular particles; these globules do
not exactly fit into each other but leave many
vacua. These vacua do not appear to the
naked eye. Into those vacua inmate bodies,
not capable of repusion by water, may be in
troduced without deranging the position of the
globules. Into the vacua of the tea in the cup
much of the housewives sugar finds its way,
The cohesion of the watery particles, though
slight, tends to restrain the water from rising
above the glass their adhesion to the sides of
the glass; the pressure Of the atmosphere and
weight of water itself, though of course slight,
congresses the water, and tends to keep it
and all in it at the bottom. The pressure of
the water, notwithstanding the statement Of
superficial book-inakerS, is also greatest, by
little, at the bottom. We have thus the vacua
to be filled; and other forces acting to re-
strain the water in the glass. Until those
vacua are filled and those forces are over.
come, or one Or all of them are met with vi0-
lent opposition, there never can he overflow
ing OF the glass. Flour unltes with water, and
being adhesive is much better subject for
your ''curiouS experiment than pins or any
metallic substance. A wine glass Of fine
tlOur-the finer the better-may be put into
tumbler full of water without the latter over
flowing. But it should be done gently and
cautiously. ''That the water must of course
rise above the edge OF the glass to an ex-
tent equal to the bulk of the pins" or the
immersed body, is following the antiquated
theory Of Archmedes of Syracuse. That
such is not exactly correct is well known to
practical philosophers, The truth is, an inn
mersed body diSpIaces less bulk Of water
than the body immersed. Respe ctfully,
ID. OCONNEIL
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"; Privates j. b. Allen, leg, slight; A. J..
Gonant, face, slight James Carlan, wounded,
and missing. Edward 0. Day, head, Sc
we're; Edward Dever, shoulder, severe; A..
w johnson, leg, severe; Stillman Fitzpatrick,
leg, slight.
Co D-Denns J. Sheehan, chest arm and
leg, dangerously; Joel C. Neat, arm, slight /;
John B. Blood, head, slight; Ang. G. Stick
ney, finger shot off; j. w. Pierce, in the hip,
slight; Adams S. Graham, ankle, slight; H.
IL. Whitney. fingeI shot off
% Co. E-Corporal +. L. Stratton, confusion,
shoulders Privates G. w. Morgan, finger
shot off; II. II. Sratton, head; James A..
Moore, head slight; Edward w. Cross, foot,
slight; OH Olion, foot slight; Martin Falan,
hip, slight.
Co. F-Captain j. G. Nudge, ear, slight;
Privates Charles L. Ball, leg, amputated; G.
Il. Chaffee, serious; S. A. Chamberlain, hand,
slight; w, B. Fessenden, shoulder, slight;
Henry N. Head, thigh, slight N. M. jane
son, shoulder, slight; Spencer 7. Nye, side,
slight; Lyman Peters, side, slight; Patrick
Rogers, thigh, flesh wound; Lucius Spooncr,
confusion, chest; John E. Townsend, thigh,
flesh wound; John L. Wilder, hand; Angus
tus Wheeler, arm, serious; f. l.. Anderson,
arm amputated.
Co. G-Sergeant ID. p. Stockwell, aldo.
men, severe; privates G. w. Newton, arm,
slight; Edsom w. Greenwood foot, slight !;
Michael Coyle, knee, severe; James Lynch,
foot, slight; ID. j. Crosby, foot, slight; Hugh
Mcdonald, hand, slight
Co. H-Lieut. Il. Cairuth, hip, slight; pri-
Yates j. S. Raynor, Jr. leg, severe; Cyrus c..
Brown, wrist
Capt. E. r. Washburn, leg, severe; First
Lieut.. J. H. Vose, breast, severe; Sergeant
G. H. Patrick, leg, slight; corporalS c. w.
Moore, face, slight; Ii. Wallace, leg, slight;
Spencer Frost shoulder, slight; e. c. Whit
ney, arm, slight; privates Il. w. Belcher,
hand, slight; b. j. Edmund, breast, slight
II. C. Hartman, leg, slight; r. Orr, head, Sc
rious B. Owens, back, serious; II. w. Reed,
leg, slight; Il. Roberts, hand, slight.
REHABILITATION.
Omeers Killed. .....'.............'..'.' l
Men Killed. Z
Missing supposed killed. ....................
Olncers wounded. ...-...........'...-
Men wounded. .-....-........,...'...o 100
i w KIupAIT ColonaI commanding
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In THE DAILY sPT:-On square" (three fourths o Z
an inch), first Insertion si each subsequent insertion
20 cents one week, "; two weeks o. IS; month,
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the price will be three fourhs OF the price square
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of 1860, as stated in the last CENSUS, of 49,
273,600 bushels. The crops, it is said, have
been gathered in good order.
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DOR SALE-A beautiful estate in one
Il at the most beautiful towns in New England only IL
miles from Worcester, In the center of oxford Plain.
cottage house AMI barn. large garden and fruit ward,
WIN great variety OF trgt trees grapes currdiis &C.
altogether most delightfully."- situated. The subscriber
viii sell low for cash will exchange for house 1.-TWO
story preferred the hill II Main st. Address
aul9 dIw* s. W. FIELD, Oxford
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NOR SALE.-A pleasant and desirabIe

h
a location In Shrewsbury, a few rods from the two
churches In said town The premises consist If about
one half acre of land on which is very convenient
dwelling house of ten rooms, good wood house. and
nice barn, all connected very excellent and lasting
well of water and quite variety Of apples pears &c.
Possession given Immediately. A good chance to pay
tor part Of the purcha will be given by giving mort
GAGE 20 secure the payment, and paying semi animal in
terest IN Ola G., BLISS.
Shrewsbury, Aug. A. 1868. d3W+ aul7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-04
- FAKM NOR SALE In UPTON,
u ARE CHANCE TO BUY Mil, House,

II
~ Barn, and enc hundred acres Of Wood and Timber
Land IN ltndge, N II, seven miles from depot good
road in ourishing village and vicinity For particulars
address GEORGE E. SMITH,
aul4 dow Blakeville, N ii.