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Worcester daily spy., 1871-12-07
BY SAMUEL HATCH Il CO.
Office No Morton Place, of 80 MIX rect Boston.
MORTGAGES SALE OF REAL AND
Personal ESTATE

Pursuant TO the power of sale contained in certain
mortgage deed given BY Edeard s. HsHGf Neio IorE in
Aem lOrk, dated January 244 A 1870, and recorded
N he Registry OF Deeds for the County OF Worcester in
5j9 and on the records Of the Town of Blackstone in
breach of the Condition Of the said mortgage on
wednesday the thirteenth day OF December next at
of Blackstone all the following described Real and Per
sunal Estate to wit: All the real estate situate in the
village Of Millve tOwnOf Blackstone County of Wor-
cester AMI Commonwealth OF Massachusetts, which was
morgaged 10 Paris Hill and others by Welcome Farnum
the Worcester County Registry OF Deeds Book ~
Page $685. e1ceptEg two small tracts of try-s square
roi each seyeray conveyed by the said Farum, prior
tn said mortgage by Deeds, seyerally recorded in
Registry aforesaid Book 49, Page 407 and book 4Gs
conveyed by Edward $. Hall to Daniel and Timothy
LGaIy, by deed recorded in the Registry aforesaid
BOOK 65i rage 25 and SrceptiHg lot Of one hundred
and hy inc square rods, conveyed by the said Hall to
Book 6gl Page i6l, and finally creeping lot conveyed
by lhe said Hall TOD: W BircmOre by deed recorded in
said Registry Book 4l9. Page $40.
Also, all that Real Estate situate in Millvie aforesaid
near the above described, which was orgaged to Ed
ward ial by Welcome Farnum by deed dated July
Book 5ll. Page 400.
Millve containing about three acres and hundred
and twelve rods lying sonthwestery of the old Black
beginning at the most elserly corner thereofby the
Old tow path of said canal thence south twenty three
ana halt west, fourteen rods nineteen links to land
now or late Of Dan Hill thence by said Dan Hills land
one LINKS. to land now or late Of Remington S6utlwck
thence south wentynne and threequarters st three
rods, six Inks and north fourteen and three-quarlers
west two rods eighteen links. by said Southwcks land
10 the road and land now or late Of Cocker thence
south siXtythree four rods five links north twenty
two AMI quarter east rods three links norih
seventy three five rods. links to the road the
three last courses by said Cocker land thence north four
and a half west one rod eighteen links by the road
thence north twenty east twelve and quarter rods by
path of said canal thence by said owpath south forty
nine east eleven rods twenty-one links, south forty
eight and half, east seven rods and south thirty
west thirteen rods nineteen links to the fist named
Worcester daily spy., 1871-12-07
WORCESTER AND sPRINGF1E1n n1r1sron

Leave Worcester tor Albany and Way Stattons ,oooou
mOdaton) at 6.3j am. - 9 '''0on
IN. ' '' ''iii' anu Ia
FOR Albany tcxpress) 955 for New York and Albany
teNp;) lO.2l a m, ana 49, and 1895 D m New WI
Sunday mail leaves at l0.O5 r. NJ Seening oars vi VII
4.30 m train. '' eN'ins Win
Leave Springfield for Worcester at 900 7l5 ll9Oam
l.aj exp: 2C5 exp. 400 $40 exp m Albany Sunday
express $50 a m. Sunday mail 1925 a m CNonday)
IA, hA,ltRoAD 5 C9ERECuoEs.-At Albany with tle Now
YORK Central, Troy and Grcenbush and Hudson Rve,
Railroads. AT Chatham with the Harlem and iIijson
snd Boston and Lebanon Springs Railroads. Al state
Line wh the llousstonc Railroad. At Pittsaeid Win
the Iittsteld an, North Adams Housatonc railroads.
AZ Mestheld with the New Haven and Northampton WS
AZ springfield with the Hartford, New Haven and Snrng.
neld ana CONNECTICUT River Railroads. At Palmer VITA
the New London Northern RR. At Worcester ,jnncttna
WIN the Providence and Worcester, Worcester ana
Sashua ii and Norwich and Worcester Railroads 4 I
bury, and Milford Railroads. W
Q o. RUSSELL. Sup,t SpringAeld
Worcester daily spy., 1871-12-07
Address LITTELL tV GAY, Boston

The Best Aonte and Fo'ega Literature at Cub Prices.
L"Possesscd of LITTELL's LIVING ACE and Of one or
oher OF our Nivacious American mOnthleS. subscriber
viii lind himself in command OF the whole situation y
Phliade}phid EU. BqIlet1R.l
For Ten Doi!drS THE LIVING AGE, weekly containing
the cream OF Foreign Periodical Literature and either
one OF the leading Magazines of Home Literature named
below, Will be sent to one add ess for year,
HAtPER's MONTHLY (Or WEEKLY, or BAZAR,) THE
ATLANTIC MONTHLY, LGPPINCOTT's MONTHLY. THE
GALAXY, OLD AND NEW. SCRIBNERs MONTHLY, The
OVERLAND MONTHLY, or APPLETON 5 JOURNAL Cweek-
iy); or, for $3.50, The LIVING AGE and our YOUNG
Folks. Address as above. dng3.d2Sl6 NOR
Worcester daily spy., 1871-12-07
Gb 1ap spp a0lornstr GbursOap Aumng December 1871
gttantrs.

EOAClFlC MAIL S. S. CO.'S through line
. 10 California and China. Fares greatly reduced.
steamers leave Pier No A. North River foot OF Canal
street, at u o'clock. noon. on the
18th AND BOTH,
except when these days fall on Sunday-then the day
previous.
Dec 10. Steamer RISING STAR, Capt Conner, con-
hoeeITlIE WIN COLORADO, capt. -,
Al departures connect at Panama with steamers for
Central American and south Pacific ports Departure
OF i5lh touches at Kingston, Jamaica
lor japan ana emma, steamer GREAT REPUBLIC,
leaving san Francisco January l. 1872
one huhIreu pounds baggage allowed each adult
An experienced surgeon on board. Medicine and at
tendance free. ''' az
For Freight or Passage Ticket, or further information
apply at the company ticket office ON The Wharf ia n
X; BABY, Agent; to SUTTON IL WHEELER, 2L Lincoln
Block, Worcester; orto agents Tor New Eneiand
{. L.. BARTLETT " co.
nl3 dtf M Itrnad straot ~
Worcester daily spy., 1871-12-07
WORCESTER AND NASHUA r.. r,

On and after April I'd, 1911 Passenger Train win
leave Foster street sat9n on Sunday ut A. NJ for GRO
ton junction and way stations This train will copnec
az Groton Junction with train for Boston and
ave stations on ftehburg Railroad; also with train to
Lowell, Boston, and intermediate Stations an stony
BROOK and Boston Lowell Railroads.
returning; VIII connect at Groton Junction with
ecster at Sl5 Y. n. n 4 TirRNFR snnn,
Worcester, May N, 1871, dtf nj
Worcester daily spy., 1871-12-07
COMMONWEALTH OF MAssACHU-

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU-
~ SETTS. WORCESTER, ss. Probate Court,-lo the
Heirs at law, NcXtOt Kim and all other persons interested
in the Estate OF WARREN HUNT, late of Douglas, in
said county, deceased:
Upon the petition Of Francis W. Hunt, you are hereby
cited to appear at Probate Court he held at WOr-
eester in said County, the sixteenth day OF December
next, at three and halt O'Clock the afternoon
show cause il any you have, why instrument pur
porting to be the last will and testament OF said deceased
should not he approved; said petitioner waivng his
right disappointment rs executor thereof.
And the said petitioner is ordered to serve this cita-
tiOn, by publishing the same week. three weeks
successivey in the Worcester Daily Spy, newspaper
printed at Worcester the last publication be day
at least, before said court and send cause he
sent, written or printed copy Of this notice. properly
maied postage prepaid to each Of the heirs deVsees
egatees OF said estate Their legal representatives
known to the petitioner days at least before said
court
Dated this twenty y-nnth day OF November, in the year
thousand eight hundred and seventy one
CHAS. f. STEVENS, Register.
Worcester daily spy., 1871-12-07
BosTON, BARRE & GARDNER R p

9 On ai9 10 alter Monday, Nov. 81 Trains will leave Cari
and III AZ ana intermediate stations at g. co. si5
, au =! 20 A. NJ anu at AS p. NJ. making connectin1
r Wm IEs NJ on all the roads terninang in or passina
kEi = RNlNH-Leave Worcester at SA NJ % % 4 is
ad 625 p NJ, connecting Gardner with II t ~ 80 80
Ine vermont and Massachusetts Railroad Ia and t,,,i
lopStc tunnel, Greenfield and ntermcdal statinns
@ @a9 tl HrevnlelI and GI0uCs Corner with trains nor Il
ana south from those points. " 'i''S Hortl
,,,-..-... - ~. INERS PHILLIpS. President
Worcester daily spy., 1871-12-07
PROVIDENCE & WoRCESTER RAIT


II EoAp,-Summcr Arrangement June r. 1911
Express IRAN lStopping only at WOonsockct ana Irr
2l5 p. m. '' '''s'''e az
Accommodation Trans will leave Worcester for prov .
lence and way stations at 30 and IL 80 M 90 and gO
pm ' '' anu o'oV
II uProydenee for Worcester and way stations at 30 and
The 40 a m (mai) and Els m. (express) trains fron
IoEiuenCt Aia Ile w a. m (eXpress) and 400 p m
Hndlil trains nom Worcester connect at Worcesfcr
junction with trains and from Clinton FitchI,rg
6uand, saratoga, Montreal, Nashua Lowell Iawrence
concord ana the White Mountains; Springfield AIIony
Ir0y, niagara Fails and points North or West
points. $50 ''''P'4 'Ai'A
The worcester trains, except express and $50 n m
connect at Oonsocket Junction with trains to and rTn
MlIoId and at waterford with trains Of the Boston
Hartford and Erie railroad " ''H'
SPECIAL TRAINS
Leave Providence iOr Waterford 900 a. m connecting
Immediately with trains for Southbrdge. Putnam and
Norwich 20 i' 'AnN
Leave W oOnsocket for Providence at 20 D. m
Leave Providence for UNbridge at 100 D m
Leave lAcridgc for Worcester AT 5.Ij a m
Irans leave Milford for Worcester and Providence at
SUI anu JO a. m. and i.3U p. WOOnsoykct for Mi
lord at S4s 8. m, and 30 and $50 D. M ~
w ID.
Worcester daily spy., 1871-12-07
8aiIroaos.
AND MASSACHUSETTS,

VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS
AND TROY AND GREENFIELD RAILROAD.
Cars leave Worcester, EosterSt Depot loosac rn-
nell, North Adams, Saratoga and Troy, " Y. At $50
NJ, for North Adams iloOsac Tunnel, GTeenfcld Shell
Greenfield al $3.50 and Ills A. NJ, and 4.20 p. M
Leave HOosac Tunnel for Boston at 100 m, and 90
pm.
Leave Greenfield for Boston at $50 and 9,35 q m and
$50 rn Lea Bratleboro' for Boston at i22 and Sal
N. and 200
The 100 a IN and 100 m trains, from IIoosac Tunnel
b5O m train from Greenfield, and SAL and 200 p m
Iains from Brailleboro. connect at Fitchburg with
trains Tor Providence, Newport aud Taunton.
ny Vu q m and LOO III trains from llOOsac Tunnel
unu 81 y m ana 2OU m trains from BatteborO,
~ GhbTg with trains for Worcester, Providence,
Fitohburs. Mass, Dec. 4, ISL dtf mvi
1877 HIRE RAILROAD
-, -, - = : WINTER ARRANGEMENT-Com Commence
Trains leave Worcester Foster Strcat Dcrot nj a ,
M lll5 a. in and 20 D. m; Fitchburg at q 30a m .,
!Ows Falls '' Ivy n'cl'V anu 1 I
Making connections at Bellows Falls with Rutap- 4,
Burlington X X. for Rutland Saratoga IurIprton T.
Also with VT. Central Il. L. for Windsor Wiita biN -
junction connecting with Conn. and Passu,nnsi pi,, =
hAroad Montpelier, st. Albans, Rouse's Point 0Eicn
ourg. Montreal, &c. ''''' "e"'"' .
Tickets to all points north fo1 sale at No Foster r
Worcoster-J. BARNARD, Agent. '' -
fare as low as by any route and distance less
B% fullman Sleeping Cars on Night Tran for " %
@hu writ x SPEWART. Sun
Worcester daily spy., 1871-12-07
VERMONT.
LL.--l.-.----E = L.


Mr.. Newell Stocker of Danville has sent to
the Boston market during the summer and fall
1000 sheep and lambs
Good working oxen are selling for about five
dollars per cwt. in Whitngham, the best pairs
for about SIX dollars per cwt.
Widow Suaton of Woodlord. dug nm a two
dollar and a half gold piece in the door ward
few days since How it came there is Il qucry
but Mrs StrattOn thinks there is more coin
somewhere in the adjacent grounds.
John Bartlett disappeared from Norwich in
May, 1870, and nothing has since been heard of
him. He is seyenty-three years old thick sci
about five feet ten inches high, and is believed
10 be insane. Any information concerning him
viii greatly oblige his friends.
The Portland Herald says: "Bamey Gallup of
West Halifax, formerly stage driver on the
Brattleboro and North Adams route was found
dead on Wednesday morning, near jackson
Vile Whether he was actually frozen to death.
as rumOr has it, or died from disease, we are as
yet unable to learn"
The lrasburgh library association now owns
between one and Two hundred volumes of the
best standard works Of history, science aud ic.
ton. II Is purely private affair, the object of
wDlch Is TO supply its members with the best
literature, which many do not feel able TO place
upon the shelves Of their own library
Two years AGO five freight teams were en-.
ployed in carrying freight through Ne,yr9ne
one year ago clght teams were employed in the
same business. lhis year over twenty teams
from two to SIX horses each are employed. gui
at this rate OF increase Of business. how many
teams will be required 10 supply the busine.s
demands OF West River valley for two wears
hence2
The supreme court has Just rendered a de.
cisiOn in the case Of George Newman. treas.
nrer Of the town of Brattleborough against {
NJ. Waite, cashier Of the First uatonaI bank oi
Brattieborough, to recover penalty for REFUSING
10 make return of stockholders TO the town
clerk. The case came before the county courl
and was decided in favor Of the bank on III,
ground of limitation of statute. demurrer
was entered and the case carried to the su
preme court, where the demurrer was SUSTAINED
and a verdict rendered in favor of plaintiff.
Seth Ford plOwed up in Caledonia county. re
Gently, the skeleton Of a mau near The railroad
track. Not yestige Of clothing was found. Tn,
exciting question now is, "Who is il, and how
came il thereP Some think il may be- one a
Rogers men, who passed down this valley oye
one hundred years ago. The skeleton Is IN m,
possession Of DR.. HazletOn.
A soon Us Essex county was organized. n iai
Duili Of elm logs was erected in Guiidbali ms
cast Of where B. p. Cobb lives. In is6
il was built on the site where il now stand
This second building was put up with two-foo
Worcester daily spy., 1871-12-07

@N FOR SALE-A GOOD house LOT on
- Dix St, a corner lot
- OBS dtf D. F. PARMENTER d co.
Worcester daily spy., 1871-12-07

AeA FOR SALE-In Auburn, Farm of
E;;;I $50 acres; miles to depot ! mile to churches
SUI &c; cuts 30 tons hay by machine excellent
buildings 200 fruit trees; j6 acres wood T. of It
heavy growth; will keep in summer 10 cows and a
horse. Price $4,000. Terms to suit.
ID. +. PARMENTER d GO.
Worcester daily spy., 1871-12-07

EN FOR SALE-10 desirable house lots,
< In good location. Price 6to 10 cents per suuarc
-4.~-tOOt. ID. +. PARMENTER & GO,
Worcester daily spy., 1871-12-07
EOR SALE AT THELOWEST PRICES,
New Scriptural Commentary,
Critical and Explanatory,
ON THE OLD 81 NEW TESLA NTENTs,

Said to he the best and cheapest in the English Ian
guage. In Cloth only 81 so; Halt Turkey Morocco
$1,000
Appleton's New American Cycopedia.
Charles summers Works
Jackets Smiths Bible Dctionary also, an abridged
edition for $500.
The Library of Poetry and Song with an introduction
by VIM, Cullen Bryant The New Edition contains l6
fine engayngs, and is doubtless the best selection ever
published.
Brocketls History of the Great War between France
and Germany, price $50
DR.. Warren's Household Physician (New editon,) and
other valuable works.
viii sell baautlful Family Bibles erceediagly cheap
and furnish nearly any book that may be desired and al
the LOWEST prices Satisfaction given on all sales,
money refunded.
n B.-will sell frst-class Paper and Envelopes at
about halt price; and Woodruff Superior Yione Ink
at - cts: q quart, and Black Ink at cts. bottle,
AGENTS WANTED. and large Inducements given
Please call at No. II Pleasant ST.
&. "A. SKINNER,
mis- d4S General Agent
Worcester daily spy., 1871-12-07

DIANO FOR SALE-A neat Parlor In
strument, w oeiaves, rosewood Case, in excellent
eondllion; Pree slW, Piano stool included Can be-
sssh a. quincy sHI leiI Aaha Deu' deopft az
Worcester daily spy., 1871-12-07
G. ID. HOLLAND,
3Post Office Block, Pearl St.
d6 dWGStiaI0
Littell'S Living Ace,


ISSUED every saturday gives ytwo nu lbers of sixty
Tour pages each, more than
Three Thousand Double Column Ociago Pdges of read
hg-matter yearly; and IS the ONLY COMPILATION that
presents, win SATISFACTORY COMPLETENESS us well
as freshness the best Essays r views Criticisms Serial
; Shot StOrtcs Poetry Scientific Biographical Ills
torea ana Political Information from the entire body
o. Fo'esh Periodical Literature, and from the pens
ABLEsT LIVING WRITER'S
his therefore Indispensable to every one who wishes Ia
Time or to cultivate in himselfOr his family general in
telligtncc and literary taste
Extracts from Notices.
Were / in view of all the competitors that arc now
IN inc held, to choose should certainly choose The
LIVING AGE "-ReU. Heary Ward Beecher
n no other single publication can there be found so
much OF sterling literary eNcellence."Net0 FORK EUe-
ming POST
The hest OF all our eclectic publications Tile Na-
ton, ". Y.
THE ablest essays the most entertaining stories the
hnest poetry OF the English language are here gathered
Observation-Disclosures State Journal.
For thinking people, the best of all the eclectic pub
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comes eGefy Eeek"-Ihe Adrdnce, Chicago.
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HuueCOlunn octave pages year. OF the valuable.
instructive, and entertaining reading of the day His
crtlGlsn, art,wha is not here? 1t Is the only com
palnn lhlt presents with satisfactory completeness,
rs wen as freshness, the best literature Of the almost
Vulnerable, and generally inaccessible.
tcres mOnthies, and wtcklies-a literature embracing
the productions OF the abes and most cultured writers
living 1t is, therefore, indspensablefto every who
ae1iIesa MoroHlh compendium of az that is admirable
ana noteworthy in the literary wOrd."-BOsfOR Post
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Worcester daily spy., 1871-12-07

$1,000. rsAArF A FIEGE 9S2 sALpTc.14 OF EEAh A.
very productive. Address. F. GARDNER city.
Worcester daily spy., 1871-12-07

~ FOR SALE-A Farm of 55 acres, Ia
Iii miles from Worcester y OF mile TO stores posi-
aliI office. &c; cuts 10 tons good hay mostly by
machine; viii keep cows and horse; wood
lumber and orchardng sufficient for the place: good
buildings and good land, for only Sl6OD
ID. +. PARMENTER d. co,
Worcester daily spy., 1871-12-07

~ FOR SALE-A two-stOry, 3-tenement
Nil French roof house; rents for S62j year
MII Price $500; wants sl40O down.
d. F. PARMEKTER q co.
Worcester daily spy., 1871-12-07
For Sale and Exchange.

~ FOR SALE-On Portland ST., a good
III 2-renement House. rooms city water; about
Nlil 5000 It. OF land. Price $500. - .....
Worcester daily spy., 1871-12-07
- NORFOLK AND BATj

For Freight and Cabin or Steerage Passace
Apply at the Company's Ofllce, SO STATE Srrrrr
BOSTON. JAMES ALEXANDER Agent
Vt IN worcester, 10 RICE ~ WHITING
lnASi uli Main aud pn.-I
Worcester daily spy., 1871-12-07
ABLEsT LIVING WRITERS


ms therefore indispensable to every one who wishes Il
keep pace Win the events intellectual progress of the
time, or to cultivate in hmselfOr his family general in
tclIiglnce and IiterarY taste -. o -
Worcester daily spy., 1871-12-07

100 ciOse appilcauOn 10 MS studies.
DIR. Oliver Dean of Manchester died on the
9th, aged eightv-nine years. He has been con-
nected with the manufacturing interests of
Manchester from their beginning, and until his
resignation recently was president of the Man.
chester print works and other corporations in
Manchester. He was the founder of the Dean
academy at Franklin, which he has Handsomely
endowed
Worcester daily spy., 1871-12-07

PREPAID STEERAGE PASSAGES
From Liverpool, Glasgow, Queenstown, or Derry to
Boston or New York,
S34 CURRENCY
Passengers booked to all parts OF the New Euplan
States. | ''s''N
D"atsissued for 81 and upwards
Worcester daily spy., 1871-12-07

s@NaA NUhFULk AND BALTI
AZ ~ q MORE AND WASH NGTON u e
esIs ". - STEAMsllIP LINE.-Steamsllips Of trs
Line sail from end Of Central wharf B0s
NORFOLK and BALTIMORE " e N'' lor
Worcester daily spy., 1871-12-07
miscellaneous.

EUcmr AND WHIST PLAYING CARDS.
rocket Books Calf Wallets Bill Books, Bill Holderi
rocket States. scholars States. Portfolios Covered
States and the Rubber-Corn NOiseless Slate.
Worcester daily spy., 1871-12-07
DR. GoTTLIEB FISCH's BITTERs

STANDING WOOD AND TIMBER
= LOT Of about 40 acres in the northeast part OF
Grafton; will cut 200 600 feet Of Lumber Gl0U n n
sleepers and $50 Cords OF Wood
JAMES PEACOCK,
u22 deop2wt f;rnttn,, Nass
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-07-26
DIED

On Saturday, July Sth, 1871, MAGGIE E.
daughter Of Solomon and Mary A. Bailey,
of Lawrence township, aged IA years,
months and % days. blessed are the dead
who die In tie Lord.
On Friday, July sth 1871, at his resi-
dence in Goshen township, of heart disease,
THOMAS Ii. SPENCE, aged 80 years, 9 months
and | days The deceased was highly
respected citizen, and much admired by all
who knew him.
Clarion and Indiana papers, please copy.
On Thursday, July 9th. 1871, in Kar-
thaus township, JOSEPH YoTHERs, aged
y years and IL months.
Mr.. Yothers was one of the first settlers
in Karthaus township. He was miller by
trade, and run the first grist mill in that
part of Clearfield county. He was a wor-
thy and consistent member of the Evangel-
ical Lutheran Church. His death is deeply
mourned by large circle of relatives, and
many friends But our loss is his gain. T
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-07-26

RELIGIOUS services will be held
next Sabbath, in Clearfeld as follows:
By Rev. Hall, in st. Andrew 5 Episcopal
church, at IL A. NJ. and Z. III. Sunday
school at 3P NJ. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday evening at clock.
By Rev. Butler, inthe Presbyterian church,
morning and evening. SABBATH school at
p NJ. Prayer meeting every Wednesday
evening at o clock.
By Rev. j. II. NJ Cord, in the Methodist
church, morning and evening. Sabbath
school at 9 A. NJ Prayer meeting, every
THURSDAY at IT P NJ. Communion services
First Sabbath of every month at l03 A NJ.
By Rev. Mr. Skinner, in the Baptist
church. morning and evening, alternately.
Sabbath School every Sabbath, at 3 clock
=. NJ The PUBLIC invited to attend.