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Sheriff Marks 10 in town to-day.

The Eclipse lutrics,ing OH Works Of
franklin, bids fair TO prove success The
whole auouu. Of stock, 5000, 900, has been
subscribed for, and the work will soon be
commenced.
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IL you
Want . Salesman.
Want . Servant Gill,
Went TO Sell . Horne.
Want to Sell . Psteni,
Want to Lend Money,
Want 70 Buy HOuss,
Want 70 Sell . Carrisgey
Went 70 Borrow Money,
Went TO Sail On OH Well,
Want to Buy % Engine OF BoIisa
Want TO Sell House and Lot,
Want 10 dad . Strayed Animal,
Want to Pu'ehsae IN Oil Isierest,
Want 10 Sell Piece OF Furniture,
Went to Bny . Secondhand Csrrist,.
Want 70 Sell fnhins, Casing, Gss Pipe,
Want 10 Find an owner for auy,biof
Found, advertise in the RscoRD, % no isss
ian ten Thousand people read u weekly.
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Butter and cheese ere almos. indispsnsI-
bio articles OF food. Properly used, they
are nutritions and healthy; bnt % inordi.
nate use Of either causes ind iges.ion sp6
dyspepsia. Owen Gaffney's Sunday Com
fort. Judiciorsly used will remove both 0:
there troubles
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or all disgusting sights . drunken wo-
man 10 the worst. Last evening { bsso,,.d
woaau cut up some strange sn,ics on Wash.
iasson street, to the dissus, Of those Who
sxW her.
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An A AInska Indian lately presented =,
I OF the government with some bon,-
ed spirits % . ms,ter Of iri.nd,bio
hospitality. After the ofioer and III.
ghds had exhausted the Gin and p,o-
'houuosd Il exosllsnt, The former, 10 socs,d.
ascs With bic duty, - hs viewed II, buo,sa
up the ssili and destroyed the "poor In.
diao'sr source Of supply.
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Today the weather is decidedly cold sud
blusssrioe, reminding oas that old Winter
10 close upon %.
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For sale
l6.0oeto 70 1900 feet Of sgOOND.HAND
TUBING, o. fpoa - 70 Is cu. psf feo,.
TIE Tubias y in ara chs order and ~
ready nited.
April -. Il II. h. WARNlR
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-15

Rev. W. G. Burebard, formerly Of Cher
ry,rse, Is now w,rsgalsrly stationed over the
the Presbyterian congregation OF this place.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-15

Legsstrs Valve Cups continue to grow
10 favor among oil men. They are the best
made.
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Now Is The time to advertise yomr fall
goods, and the RECORD 10 . good medium
through which 10 let the people kaow you
are alive.
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James T. Temple, Of Chester, ss.Is.s,.
assessor Of internal revenue, died suddeal,
at Philadelphia last week.
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Tho baoks Of the region generally are
subscribing to the stock OF the Producers
Agency. Good!
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CIGARS

Lovs1s Of good eigsrs will And ssyerss -,
.irsly new brands, never b.fors in,rod c.d
10 this piece, at the Pos, Once News yoou'
They are warranted pnrs Hsvsnsa
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-15

A large assortment Of Pocket Diaries have
just been received at the p. o. Neweroom.
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WESE lhtlNlA OlL< NEWb.-1b0 OOl
Vinal well, No. 2, Z. L. Gsle tract, was
torpedoed last week. Not heard from.
Pine Grove, No 8, situated on the v o l.
G Cos tract: torpedosd to-day. Result UNI
known.
j.. B. Shufelt has taken lease 60, V o &
G Co. tract, and will commence the building
Of rig Immediately.
The Eclipse OIL Company, c. +. PontIous
Il G. G. Conger proprietors, are having
their we'll No. rapidly pushed to compile
tion.
Pine Grove we'll, No. 3, on V o & c Cos
tract. 10 now pumping finely, aud gives
promise Of q ten or fifteen barrel well. :
Well No. 4, in Alexis Oil Company tract,
v o Il G Cos territory, is now pumping six
or eigh. barrels Of oil per day.
The F. n. Wright we'll, No. 4, was tor
pedoed this week, with what result We have
not heard. This we'll 10 on thsV o & G
Co.'S tract.
The Gideon OIL Company well No. 2, Is
nearly drilled TO the proper depts, and w
learn that it gives fair indications Of being .
good well.
The Grand Duke we'll, No. 4, torpedoed
yesterday. Not heard from. The we'll is
lsssted on tho V o i Cos iracL-I volea.
co Lubr icator.
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|" GAFFNEY keeps constantly %
band Scotch Als asd Lsn6oo Pssts,, sspss
ally Tor family aA1
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Coal dealers begin to look cheerful aow
that Winter 10 cobinl.
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LEGAL Notices.
GIRL WANTED
At ths Pstrolean Exchange Hotel I, a.
dining room work. Also . coed cool
wanted. Study snployn nens fuSoisAs> ssS
highest vsges paid.
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The Victor Brand Of eIgsn o. W. Issl
O6ics News Room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-13
EUR OPP FAN MARKETS.

LoNDoN MONEY MARkET-LoSDoS, April l2-f 80 r.
M.-CoDsols closed at 9l.s money 3 for the
United States LvetwcnN bonds, loo2s
Old slI1 1868, gS9a ten-lprties, s9ia.
FRANKFORT Bot BsE-FEANktoR April l2-P. NJ
United States yetwenty bonds closed 95 for the of
1852
PARIS BoURsF.-PAgIs Apri l2-P. NJ Renes closed
55l. 10c
LIVERPOOL CoTToS MARhET.-LIvTRpooI. Apr! 12-
T. Milne cotton market closed qulet rteany; mid
diag nplauds Hid. HID; middlng Orleans IL asd.
I'D The sales OF the LAY been 1900 haies including
1000 for speculation ana export The sales of
have been 1oOV bales, including 5000 Tor 5000
on speculation lhe stock port $4,000 bales including
$50 ey0 American The receipts OF the have been
15 600 bales including aj,UhJ American. export,
SOU bales The stock Mt bound this iS6
bales, of which loOp The arrival Of cotton
from America Is not in large quantity to-day;
landed - balas.
LIVERPOOL BkEApsTuFFs MAPKEr.-LIvERpOoL, April
G,2 T. Mile Dreadstnls marAet Is du Wheat lis. Cd.
liz Sd. cent?; for California white and lis 4d
The receipts for the three DAYS
been z5U0 quarters including .l,000 American Corn,
2Is. ID. rs. ID. per quarter
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr:-LoNDoN April IL Even
ing Calcutta hnseed o2s 61s. I'D. Spirits turpeutne
3D.. oil. i OBS per cw
PETROLEUM RSET-LtvFRpOoI, April IA 30 Y. NJ.
Refined petroleum, I'D per gallon
ANTWERP, Alr l2Pe,Ioeum, All. Dbl for fine pale
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vacancy shah, in addition TO the endorsement now
required by law tor Senatorial ballots nave en-
dorsed thereon these words. TO w.t. ITO I'LL senate
rial vacancy"
about the defeat of the Paciic Mail b last Saiur-
day. Ii was ordered to thlrd reading by vote
81 o. to J. lnus leading everybody to believe that
Its passage was certainty, ana vet II was killed
today. when put upon its hnal passage by
vote Of 81 yeas 10 81 nays. There is no doubt that
money was freely used by certain parties VINO were
short OF Pacific Mail and who desired to "bear''
the market by the defeat OF the bill accomplish
TINS most extraordinary change OF trout The SUBJ
ject is the theme or conversation In all the hotel,
tonight. and 1t Is quite likely that more Will be
heard Of The ihng when the Legislature gets 10.
gelher again next week. IL Is asserted by some
that not only was money
PAID TO DEFEAT THE BILL,
but that The vote OF last Saturday was given on
purpose To misleau the unwary and give the specu-
latols IN me pool chance to do as they pleased
Tor week. without hlndrance Ii TINS he so the
reform Legislature has done what the Tammany
LEGISLATURE was never even accused of doing, de.
ps Wn ana desgnedly made itself the paid tool
the Joint Committee on Cities held meeting on
the New YORK charter this afternoon. The sessions
are held with closed doors. 1t Is reported that an
enort IS making TO strike the names OF Green ana
missioner OF Public Works, ana give Judges cur.
Ills and Sedgwics, Of the superior Court power to
appoint the commissioners OF iuo.ic Safety, which
comprises the Police, Fire ana Health Departments.
THIS, 1t Is SAID, Will bring up the question TO who
shall have control, the Conxling or Fenton wing OF
the republican party, and u severe struggle Will
follow.
THE NEW YORK JUDICIARY INVESTIGATION.
The delay OF the report of the Judiciary Commit.
Zee OF the House In the cases OF the New YORK
Judges is caused by the time required Tor writing
out and printing the voluminous testimony taken
by the committee, which viii occupy about twenty
I'VE hundred pages. The sIen0graphlc notes are
not yet entirely written out Alter tiat labor is
completed the printing VIII occupy ten days, when
the committee VIII be ready to report at once The
committee have requested the Bar Association and
the Judges to furnish briefs on the testimony adj.
duced, the respective counsel all being furnished
win the testimony Tor the purpose rs last as II is
printed
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NEW YORK LEGI3LAEURE
SENATE.

ALBANY N. Y, April IL, ls72
BILLS REPORTED.
To prevent the unlawful taking oysters planted within
the waters of this State.
Making appropriations for the canals.
To incorporate the Manhattan Accommodation Company.
Reducing fifty and thirty per charge for
first and subsequent publication OF legal notices.
BILLS INTRODUCED
BY Mr. RoBERTsoN-To incorporate the Yonkers Lyceum.
by Mr. GRAHAHFor the suppression Of the trade and
circulation OF obscene literature; also to provide for
eli elton OF State Senator when vacancy occurs;
qures the vacancy to be filled II
day OF March of the first session of the term.
Bv Mr.. PERRY-Extendng the grounds for
divorce provides for divorce where either party has
been icurably insane for Ave habitua drunkard
for three deseron when not rendered
peril 10 lie; wnere the husband cruel inhumau
ment renders the life OF the wife burdensome for
secuive The parties must have sided
the State.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL II, 1872.
CLEARED.

G bale. N''' ~ - 'F
Steamship Republic d'r Perry, Liverpoo-J Hyde
Bros. " '' 'Ao' ''''"
steamship City OF Merida, Deakcn Vera Cruz and Pro-
@ano wa lihvant-F Alexandra a soma
BARK dleia OBJ, Middleton, Lon ion-pe abody WuIs
Co. ''' "'"'' a"
Bark Evsngeine tNor), Adams Antwerp Funch Edge
Bark Qaees tNor) Copeland Gotsenburg- Punch, Edyo
co. 100" \" p"''nD "
Hafx wslasn. Colson Havana j. az L ward eco.
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Mark Martin Brett. Blanchard, S. Jaso-Bretl. Son

w
Co.
Brig Stafford OBJ, Curry, Gibraltar for ordersH De
Wolf II Co.
Brig ravorite. Duel Barbados-H Trowbritge's Sons.
Brig Guiding Star, Freethy Vera Cruz-D Thiebaux
Brig Gipsey DAM Munroe, s. Croix hanford Co.
Brig Gordon Brl, Irving Havana-S Loud Co.
Brig Redwood, Melville, Havana Loud Co.
Brig NJ Reynolds fBr, Simonson st John, NBJed Frye
Co.
schr Omaha, Wooster, Cape Haytien-Thompson Hun.
ter.
Schr Eben Fisher REYNOLDS Cienfuegos-smpson, Capp
4 Co.
schr Kinebird (Br), simpson, Cardenas-P Nevius 4
Son.
schr De Harr, Pinkharn, Baracoa e Fuig 4 Co.
schr Ocean Belle Branscomb, ST John, NIP Nevius d
Son.
schr Lockhart Chief, Lockhar Key west-Benner Par
Schr Wapela, Penny Savannah-Evans, Ball 4 Co.
Schr Mailer, Crowley, Ezabethport Simpson, Clapp
4 Co.
scnr Geo Jewett, Patterson. Boston-P MENUS Son.
schr Thos Ellers Kelly. Harwlch.
Schr Geo Washington Pecs, Stanford.
Schr Acxen, Mead. Stamford.
Sloop Betsey Ann, Valkenburg New HavenH W jackson
4 Co.
Steamer Massey. Smith, Philadelpnia
Steamer Frank, Pierce Philadelphia.
Steamer Tacony. Aicnols. Philadelphia.
Steamer III Cid, Smith, New London
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schr Dickerson Dunbar. New YORK for New London.
Schr Paugusett Winters Hoboken for Boston.
schr Enterprise Mott, New York for Roslyn.
Schr Farwind, Bawman, New YORK for Wareham.
Sandy Hook.
schr II Harding Harding, Pager for Salem
Schr Artist, Fores.ar, New York for Somerset.
schr Highland Lynch, New York for Rosyn
schr Ruth 5. Hogdon, Pendeton, New York for Ports
mouth
Schr Phil Sheridan, Murphy, New York for Fall River.
steannr Nets, Davis New YORK for Providence.
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Lost - " = " "
Mr. WHITBEcK offered amendment making the bill
conform to similar bill reported the Senate Adopted.
Mr.. MoULToN moved an amendment, the effect of which
was 10 change the from the Third the Fourth
avenue. Carried.
Mr. CAMPBELL moved that the committee and report
prosrcss Lost He then moved to strike the enacng
clause Lost
The bill was then ordered to third reading.
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MORSE MEMORIAL MEETING.

BUFFALO, April 10, 1872.
At meeting OF citizens, called by the Mayor this
evening committee appointed 10 arrange for
the National Morse Memorial mecung on tuesday
next.
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SAILED.
ShiDpiny Notes.

Steamship City of Merida, for Havana. &c.
Wind ut sunset SSE.
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COTTON RECEIPTS.
81 IPPIN G. N E w S.
Almanac Tor New York-This Day.

Sun rises. ) % Moon sets. ..morn -
Sun SETS. 81 High water. morn -
OCEAN STEAMERS
DATEs or DEPARTURE FROM NEW Yoay FOR ruE
MONTHS or APRfi AND NAY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-17
EXTRA
Outward Bound Trains from Coliseum
pIatfnrm


FIRST Extra IN about Is minutes after close Of each
day concert for Newton Lower Falls and intermediate
stations, followed As early as practicable by
Second Extra. for BroOklne and b.. II. K f. Railroad
stopping at Chapel and Longwo0d; which train viii be
followed, without delay, by
Itlrd Extra for Worcester. Milford and Fitchburg
stopping at GrantvIlle and alt stations beyond
az II other extras follow due announcement will he
made by placards from Coliseum platform.
Passengers by inward trains for Coliseum will leave
the ears when the stop is made for the Providence
ing, and time will he given for that purpose Passengers
are desired to go at from the track tue platform
All persons warned of the danger OF crossing or
standing upon the tracks In the vicinity Coliseum
or east OF the Mill Dam crossing in Boston.
Alter the concerts large plaeards will be shown from
the sued ana other places to inform passengers of the
destination of the next trains
Ticket Once will be open at the Coliseum platform
where all who are not already furnished can supply
themselves with tickets hut passengers respectfully
requested TO purchase tickets In both dirI ctons where
they take the ears
The Regular outward Passenger trains VIII not stop at
the Coliseum unless specially directed to do so
The time OF Regular Trains may learned from post-
ers In all stations
BR All persons cautioned to get on or OF the
trains w1en they moving.
A. FIRTH Asst Supt
Boston, June ~, 1871 djy4 jeli
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by WILLIAM ARCHER
Is Washington Street, Salem
GREAT AND IMPORTANT SALE
PUBLIC AUCTION,
1OS Acres of Valuable Land ON the
Sea Shore, known as the
SALEM NECK.
On THURSDAY June 90 at II o'clock A. NJ will ba
sold ON The nremIsns. In Lot

sold on the premises, IN lot;
49, That very valuable and very desirable
R;;i property situate on the Shore and known
WliI Us the Salem Neck lands insisting Of l0s acres
of shore. beach and upland, with all the buildings
standing thereof viz; One story brick building
M feet long BY W feet wde three story brick build
Ing, 10 feet by 30 eet two large barns and two two
story wooden buildings known AS the hospital
This property being in the immediate vicinity Of deem
water, renders ii very desirable or business purposes
either manufacturing nercantile or on account Of
Its healthy and pleasant location 1t admirably adapted
for summer residences attending tree and uninterrupted
views OF the ocean and the Islands In the harbOr With
Beverly, Manchester, Gloucester and harhlehead aud
cOnta some Of the finest situations the coast not
excepting Nahant and Swampscott, and its numerous
facilities Tor boating aud bathing ami
In addition to these II has all the advantages OF city
residence, as It Is within few minutes walk the
horse cars, which are passing continually ati0rdng
easy and constant communication with the iepOts and
business portion vi the city.
Terms easy as a large proportion Of the purchase
money can remain on mortgage II desired $50 viii be
required OF the purchaser on the day OF sale.
~ For further particulars, and plan OF the prem
scs application can be made TO the Mayor at the City
Hall. or to the auctioneer No. Is Washington street,
Salem. dts e5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-17
MOUTH HEIGHTS!

Those contemplating vacation by the seaside will
find it for their interest consider she attractions of
this popular SUMNER RESORT, These Heights en-
bracng an area of 100 beautifully situated
the town of Falmouth, upon bluff overlooking the
sea- on the summit of which elegant Observatory
been erected Tor the accommodation of visitors Direct
y opposite, and in plain view Vineyard Haven Oak
Bluffs and the Highlands at Martha's Vineyard.
The grounds suitably divided into extensive Parks
Avenues and Building Lots which latter being sold
with rapdity that proves this be most desirable
location for summer Resort the New England cast
The cool breezes from the ocean which fan these
Heights render the of summer here of comfort
and delight. The facilities Fishing Boating Bathing
and Driving are unsurpassed commOd!Ous Hotel has
been opened under the efficient management OF GEORGE
TOWER Of Worcester where good accommodations can
be had at moderate ice. Livery and Boarding Sta
BILE is kept upon the grounds byJ L. Liley of Oxford
who will aim at reasonable cost to meet the wants of
his patrons. Lumber shipped direct from the eastern
mills, suitable for building Cottages is now furnished
upon the grounds. The new steamboat landing is now
finished, and arrangements have been made for daily
communication by boat with Nantucket MARTHA Vine
yard, and Woods Hole. Direct railroad communication
will be opened to the Heights the completion of the
extension of the Old Colony Railroad promised July TO-
Beside the many cottages already built and in process
oferectiOn by private individuals, the corporation under
whose management these Heights have been so SUCCESS
fully deyeopad are erecting several fine Cotaoes and a
Store Laundry. Billiard Hall and Bowling Alley no
pains expense will be spared to render this desirable
place 10 spend the sultry months OF summer
The Lots, averaging in size 50 IS feet are sold the
extremely low price of $3.50 per lot.
Cottages, completely furnished for housekeeping
for sale to let by the day season. by the FALMOUTH
HEIGHTS LAND AND WHARF COMPANY, Office
at "a Main st Worcester, Mass. DIFF jel4
ZINE COLOR RED VIEW S
OF THE GREAT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-17

Having disposed Of my interest in the late firm of
knight, Goddard Co, on account of impaired health.
to Mr.. Sextus p Goddard desire to return my thanks
to the ira lie for the liberal patronage bestowed since
nave been III business, and cordially recommend him
and his associate in business the confidence
ronage my former patrons and the public generally.
@. B. KNIGHT
Worcester I'm vnl7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-17
SO MILES SHORTER THAN ANY
OTHER ROAD,

either Built OF in contemplation between Buffalo ant
| Chicago.
THE AAXLHUH GRADE on the entire line does not
exceed FLFTEEF FEET to the mile-and Ninety six
per cent. Of the road is STRAIGHT.
The Canada Southern, thcludng branch of 81 miles
TO st. Clair and the Chicago and Canada Southern with
their light grades direct alignment being the shortest
route between Buffalo and Chicago, will admit of the
most speedy economical and sae transit attalnable for
both passengers and freight.
The road thus far has been built by cash subscriptions
and the proceeds of the bonds offered will complete
and fully equip II. The principal and interest OF the
bonds are payable either in New York London, or
Frankfort.
We have no hesitation in recommending the bonds as
PERFECTLY SAFE as well as a PROFITABLE
INVESTMENT.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-17
CITY OF WORC TER.
MAYORS OFFICE. May G. 1872.
GEWUUtWR mss ~ ~ nyr.,

All persons against whom Sewer Assessments have
been made, upon estates df which they were not the
owners on The 18th dav Of April, ls72 requested
forthwith 10 give notice ut the Mayors Oflee CITY
Hall, that the same may he casscSse against the per
sons who were the owners that day.
All persons claiming abatement OF sewer
In whole or In part. requested forthwith give no.
ttce thereof at the Mayors Occ with their reasons
therefor.
All persons who desire to have their
apporuone to be paid in five annual payments, with
their annual tax, the law provides requested
make application therefor forthwith.
All persons who have heretofore paid to the city
sums for entering the drains of the city are
requested 10 give notice OF the paid that
same may be abated from their assessment.
The Mayors Office will be open from A. NJ to =. NJ ,
and from until p. TO receive all such communities
tionS
NOTICE
is also hereby given that the Sewer Assessment Bills
ready for payment the office the Treasurer and
Collector. GEORGE 4. VERY
dtf Mavor
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The Ghors Tickets good only on this Extra unless
specially endorsed by assistant superintendent or other
proper officer.
'Will not stop East Of Granville
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NOTICE
NOT1CE.-C0MMONWEALTH on

~ MASSACHUSETTS, - Worcester, SIS 10
Charles A. TOurtelotte of Mlburv in the county OF
Worcester and to any and all other persons claiming
any interest In about and Onehaf gallons OF whis-
key, in one demon and four bottles; about One-hall
gallon of rum in cask, demiiOhn and two bot
ties; about three and onehalf gallons GIN one cask
and TWO bottles; about two gallons of wine in DEM
John and two bottles about three gallons OF ale in
nuy-three bottles; about one fourth gallon of mixed
liquors In one demjohu which, by virtue of warrant
Issued by the Central District Court said Worcester
have been seized at the hotel of said Tourtelote said
Mbury on the twelfth Gay of June, in the year eighteen
hundred and seyenty-twO. the value Of which liquors.
with the vessels containing them in the opinion Of said
Court does not exceed twenty dollars
You hereby required TO appear before the Central
District Court to be holden Worcester SAID county
of Worcester Oh the tenth day of July next answer
to the complaint against said liquors and vessels con
thinning them, and for trial. and to show cause If any
you have, why said liquors and vessels should not be
forfeited for being kept for sale by said fourelotte in
violation of the laws Of said Commonwealth
Witness, Hartley Williams, Esq, at Worcester this
thirteenth day of June in the year Lord one thou
and eight hundred and seventy two.
4 JOHNSON Clnrk