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sIPPINas OFPUN0H.
GEOGRAPHY on 'oHlNGF.

GEOGRAPHY on 'oHLNaE.s f.ts- 4ss
Portly stockjobber (glcomiIy.) "Ehose
bonds are down again II appears the Ameri-
cans have taken umbrage -." s-s5 .>fn
Stumpy Ditto. 1.-THE deuce they have I
Whereabouts Is thatT = 49,
'.HUMBLH PIE" Z l!.' -,
Mr.. Bull (ready for his dinner. s.HrmbIe
pie again, William You gave me that yes:
terdsy n ',2 i;s7s iS5.s y ];
Head Walter (Mr. Gladstone.) eyes IT.
no, sir-that were Geneva humble pie, SIR.
This Is Berlin humble pie. sir II f5t 20 ..s-s
NO FOB AN ANsWKB.- -s-s...g .Js...i!;iis:
Orthodox but close-asted Rector I'm answer.
to solicitation from Bishop on behalf OF Building
Fund.) Subscribe to new church. my Lord
Sorry TO decline, your Lordship, but can't pos.
sibly, and never could, subscribe TO anything
beyond the thlrty-nine articles. 49,
COMPARATIVE LBERTY. ) TIL
No king OF England, except Charles the
First, contemporary essayist,in Estimates
Of Euglish Kings" remarks, .shas ever yseri-
ousy tried to be despotic In the true sense OF
the word, and even Charles did not desire 30
Interfere with the course OF daily life No;
that remained to be donei by the liberal, gov
ernment which has blessed us with coercive,
psternal, sumptuary aud ssbbatarlan legisa.
ton. .,.-s ,g,.,-s,r .,7.355ttss5
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IMPORTANT MILITARY CHANGES.

WASHINGTON, November rs. :.
General Irwin Mcdowell succeeds General
Meade as major. general. General Mcdowell
will be assigned TO the command OF the de-.
partment Of the South. General Hancock will
command the Atlanta division, vacated BY
General Meade's death. Terry succeeds Han
cock in command of the department of Da-
kota. McDowelrs headquarters will be at
Louisville, KY.
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sweegan, L. D. Mowry, G. 3. Bergman, J. L.
Tobias, 0. A. Bowen, G. W. Williams.

Tobias, O. A. Bowen, G. W. Williams.
Commissioners of Amshouse- George
Shrewsbury, colored, @. B.. Nell, oolored,
Robert Gordon, Il. F. Baker, b. 2. Laurey, F.
puckhaber, Henry Blsehq& G. "A. Glover,
colored, j.. F. o'Nein. ,c.tB. sIgwald, John
Kenny, VIM. L. Daggett.,
Commissioners OF Markets-C. Voigt, J..
h. steinmeyer, James Duhnlng, ]. B. How
ward, .colored; J. a.. Honour, Jr., c. G..
Leslie, Jacob Mile, p. Callahan, Henry
Ploger, p Moran, n. Goldsmith, J. W. Hall.
Commissioners Aahley Asylum.-J. N. Car
aon, G.. a.. Bshre, }. Il. Johnson, Mar
tin Delauy, colered; Henry Williams, Rob-
ert Morrison, VIM. Hunt, P. Walsh, J. H. Dew
ereux, Anthony Johnson, ~. N. F. Dereef,
colored; T. B. Holmes. -. -,
Supervisors of the High School-H. D.
Lesesne, B. o'Nelll, G. stBryan, ". D. Por-
ter, George Bnist, Rev. g. Q. Pinckney, @.
yOigt, T. NJ; Hauckel, A.ajis. " Johnston. and
the Mayor, eY-of1cio.
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NOTES FROM WASHINGTON.

- ri,G A.. WASHINGTON, November 20. ,
b United States paymaster Hodge, the hero OF
the great defalcatlon about year ago, VINO
was sentenced to ten years imprisonment,
has been pardoned upon the ground that ne
was trapped Into the betrayal Of his trust.
The reports afloat as to Horace Greeleys
mind being affected are ridiculed by his
Phillips, of North Carolina, qualified to-day
as solicftor-general.
The Supreme Court, In case brought up on
appeal from the Louisiana Courts, has decided
apainst the validity Of contract bond on
Confederate money Us q consideration.
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Fun eraI Nor,res.

gETHE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acquaintances Of Miss Eliza and Mrs. Lanra Hut.
son are respectfully invited to attend tas Fune-
raj Of Mrs. LAURA HUTSoN, at her / ste residence,
No. Wentworth street, TaIs AFTERNOON. at s
O'clock. nov28.s
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JorT1NGs ABOUT THE STATE.

Mr.. Randolph Richardson, of Manning, is
dead.
The ep,zoot has made Its appearance In
The house OF Representative Talbot, OF
Abbeylle.. with Its contents, was burned down
last woek. 81 900 In money were DESTROYED.
-Bennettsville, since last year, mas pulIt .
nav church aud two dwelling houses. New
palings and fresh paint add to the prettiness
of the town.
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- BATOaE1oR,s HAIRDYE-THIs

AT BATOHELOR OR'S HAIRDYE.-THIS
superb hair Dye Ia the best In the world; Fac
fectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous. No
disappointment. No ridiculous tnts, OF unpleas.
ant odor. The genuine, ". A. Batchelor's Ha,r
Dye produces Immediately q splendid black Of
natural brown. Does not stain the skin, ,but
LEAVES the hair clean, soft and beautiful. Fn6
only safe and perfectiDye. Sold BY all druggists
Factory 10 Bond street, Hew York.
unoh6-tuthx1yf .-'f't. .- .5-.'1.i' 49,
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Malrrie1.'

STRECKEUSS-MABuS.--l this city. Thurs
bride, ~ the Rev. W. 8. Bowman, CHARLISR p.
STREoKFUssto % Miss OkER1B.s Youngest daughter
OF the late William Mabus. O.. Columbia 8. q. no
cards. = 80 - 49,
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TIE WEATHER THIS DAY.

III; WASHINGTON, November 26.
Tn the Gulf States tomorrow northeasterly
winds. cloudy weather and occasional light
rn,ns are probable, and In the South Atlantic
sfates lent variable southerly to northeast
eriy winds, with partly cloudy weather.
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r: BELL soHNAPPs, DISTILLED

~ BELL SOHNAPPS, DISTILLED
by the Proprietsrs at schiedsm, In Holland. An
invigorating Tonic and. Medicinal Beverage,
Warranted perfectly pure, and. free. from A.
deleterious substances. It Is distilled from Bar.
ley Of the finest quality. and the aromatic aunipef
Berry Of Italy, aud designed expressly for csses
Of Dyspepsia or Indigestion. 1ropsy, Gont, Rhen!
matism, General Debility, 0artarrh OF the Blsdi
der, Pains In the Back and Assomach, dsnd all
diseases Of the Urinary organs. It gives ;Teltsf
In Asthma, Gravel and Oalouli In itEei Bladder
strengthens and inygorates the aystem, oand7ia
q certain preventative aud cure OF that dreadinl
scourge, Fever and ASus- c;. - t-e ..,t7
CAUTION TASK for "AUDsoN q. woLEE'a, 4,
BELL sCHNAPPS.n =, ,ts.......I
For sale BY ali respectable arooers and Apo.ns::
carries.
HUDSON @. WOLFE 4 co., Sole Importers.
once, No. IS South william street, Hsw YORK al
aepao- -8moH ci,' liam !li!i,fiio $500
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~ BURNHAMS ARoMATIOID IDEHH
FKIoE, for Cleaning, Beautifylng. and Preserving
the Teeth, and inparting refreshing taste to tas
'' EDw. 8. BURNHAM, - u
-2''' ''',7, w. Graduate OF Pharmae ~
No. III King street, Charleston; 80
Recommended by the following Dentists: Dr.
J.. 3. PATRICK, Dr.. B. A. NJCKEHFUss. -
: sep28-8noa - - 80. .:-..
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THE LOAVES AND FISHES.
ALL ABOUT. TIE COMING ELECTION
OF: UTY OFFICERS. .;.':s

The Names OF the Incumbents and
Candidates--W h O the Berths! are
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c DR. TuTT,s ExPEETGRA-NT
checks Inflammation and assists thelungs tosex,
pel the irritating matter which accunulstes In,
the Bronchial tubes. s....,: nov2l6 D&w...
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A Sensation SERMON.
ONE Or HENRY WARD BEECHER'S
DISCOUR9ES.

His Views OF tho ErrorI In Popular
Education-The Dignity OF Labor.
Many readers OF TIE NEWS are doubtless
curious to know what manner of sermons are
those that have won for the Rev. Henry
Ward Beecber 80 wide u popularity at the
North. The following Is f.om the New York
Suns report of Mr.. Beecher's last Sunday
evening sermon at Plymouth Church: "a
Mr. Beecher took his text from Ephesians
w., 20: "Let him that stole steal no more; but
rather let him labo:, working with bis hands
the thing which is good. that he may have to
give to him that needeth.'
That Ia the pattern Of q reformed life, said
Mr.. Beeoher. Some people gain their living
without earning it. It causes suspicious OF
sleight of hand. tLet him that stcle steal no
more" 1t is necessary tn have been thief
to steal, but there is q gr3at deal OF stealing
not done by thieves. and I advise all those
who obtain their livelihood In an improper
way to earn 1t In q proper way hereafter.
ssBY THE SWEAT OF THY BROW"
Every man should earn his own living.
do not say 1t Ia misfortune to be born rich,
but I do say that of one hundred men born
With money and one hundred men born With
out 1t the chances to find virtue and happi.
ness are better in the last hundred. He who
is born In lie to rise early, 10 WOrR, 10 earn
his living. is the happy man. A man who
works ls healthier and happier than he who
does not; and he ls, moreover, debarred from
those temptations which spriDg from the pos
session OF wealth, and those pitfalls which
have ruined 40 many young men. It is not
only necessary to earn ollr oWD livelihood, but
we must rise with the sun In summer and
before 1t In winter, and york with our hands.
There ls no degradation In labor. 1t exalts
the man. It was not dlsesteemed In earlier
days. Only In Greece and Rome It was de-.
spised because the Greeks and Romans owned
slaves. The nation to which we owe 80 much
and from which we have learned go much
the Jewish -s2iion--always houored labor.
The Jews taught rhenr-chlldren some little
craft. and they were not drudgss: drudge
is q man who labors with hls hand and has no
mind 10 control him, no conscience behind 1t,
no manhood.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
MIX and water are sold separate now at Shel.
bune Falls, water bringing twenty cents pei
barrel.
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fH'O LET-One tenement of seven rooms.
d Apply at No. 20 West ST. al
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LET NO ONE DESPAIR
RELIEF Is AT HAND!

DIR, HILL has probably had more practice and expe-
rencc IN curing diseases OF private nature than gener
ny lals to the lot Of any one physician and within the
last seven years he has doubt cured more of those
uncut cases Of private diseasessuCl as require prac
ucal eHpperenee-thnn an the other physicians IN Inc
Guy Inc reason Is that he applies himself TO the duties
o. us ptoessi0 with unttring zeal and industry in tile
nVeslgau0n of he disorders to which he has confined
m5 Whole atlenti n amt has by this means discovered
lh9t the Old-fishOnVd mode Of doctorinq gvmntoms
omy docs not succeed well his plan Of ATTACKING
ine disease hr.i--eNtingush that and attend TO The
symptoms as may best 1T the case His medicines arc
vI ron any Hauseous drug, and are easy to be taken
Wninout interfering with the avOcations ofthe patient.
Dr. II. would say that his medicines are free from mer-
Guly ara al other poisonous drugs they put up In
y bulul ana compact form, and can be taken without
ear Of exposure or hnlrance from business and except
IN ca,es OF Violent Inflammation, change Of diet Is
necessary For further particulars please call al his Office
AZ Diseases successfully treated, or charges made
Dr H'a vegetable syrup, warranted to cure Private
iistnsta, Ladies can have the best Of treatment by Dr.
II. llis remedies for females sent by express.
Worcester dlm4 mir
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NORWICH AND WORCESTER DIvI

O&W!CH AND WORCESTER DIYI
TRAINS CoIRG SoUTH, LEAVE WORCESTER At
Sad a N. Way Passenger Train. Connects at Web
UT %ltl L, IRAN rom SoUihordge, ana for Bns
ford, and Providence at Norwich with train Tor
10 90 m. way Passenger Train. Connects at Wor
cester with trains from Boston, NASHUA. Fitch
Western and Providence trains; al Putnam ,git6
train from Boston; at Pisnheld for Providence;
At HQryiG9 with trains for New London, Mystic
SIC N. way Passenger Train Connects at wors
ce5ter with trains from Nashua, Fitchburg, low$
ei., &C. q Worcester Junction with Express
tra'n from B0ston ana trains from Western and
teoV3ehce and w Worcester roads; at Putnam with
tain from Boston; at Plainneld Junction. trana
rom Providence and Hartford arrive in season for
Webster, Putnam and DanielSonvlGeJ for View
hofik oy steamer from New London, will take this
S.S0p Steamboat Express Train for New York
connects 81 Worcester with trains from Boston
concord, Manchester Lowell, Lawrence, Nashua
ttGch9urg, &C; at Putnam from Boston, Wal
pole Franklin and Blackstone; leaves Norwich
Tor New Lonoon at S.I5 m
IRAIEs GONG NORTH LEAVE NORWICH AT
e.1O Steamboat Express train for Boston daily
except Monasy) connecting at Putnam for BoS
Ton Blackstone, Frank in and Walpoe; at Wor
eesIeG FOR Boston tramingham, Lowell, Nashua
London at LIS N, dependent on arrival Of
$50 ~. Way Passenger Train. Connecting
Planheld Junction for Providence; at Putnam
for Boston, srr'ving at 1920 m; at Worcester
Junction for Springfield and way stations Albany
&c, and Providence; at Worcester for trains to
Boston, Nashua, sc.
AI'SS e m; way Passenger Train; Connecting 81
P.snaeld With train from and for Provdeneei
striving at Worcester Junction in season lortranE
20 Boston Providence, Springfield and Albany;
at Worcester tar trains to Boston, Nashua, &c
s'45 m Way Passenger Train. Connects at Nor
field Junction with train to Providence; at WoF
cester with train for Boston.
WEBSTER SPECIAL,
Leaves Webster for Worcester at d. 80 am,
Leaves Worcester for Webster at G.s5pm.
dh Norwich D. Worcester Division.
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NEW ROAD ROUTE
VIA
birmingham and Lowell Railroad

m on and ater Monday Oct. 18th 1911 -Four Passcneor
rains Daly eaeh way (sundays exceped) viii be r,n
between 20 Ftamlnghqm and Lowell making slre com
ne1tions q, 30 ffainlngham with Trains On RI d
g. ~ iOm worcester, springfield, Albany and the West
Iaao6sehnefs can leave Worcester, via 4 A. r. n AZ
uv A. NJ arrive In Lowell al 84s 4 N. M 81 a. 90
Lowell at 40 p. NJ. iN 40" F. Sc arrive IN
Returning. Trains leave Lowell for Yorcos,or ond ,,,
ao ~ 10y NJ arrive ~ Worcester nj $50 A. M nj
arro az V,liNe ~ Worcester NJ $3.50 p. NJ; AZ 5i5 T. NJ
Through Tickets. and Bagpage cbpcted ,bror.h Ia al,
n iESH' bonni 9t lrans arrive ut and depart from
40 m n ~ u, Depol, MidueseX A forming the hest
snp gg a route between Lowell aud Worcester
'Pi'"s"olu' Alpahy' NOW York and the West.
n : ouoae,, =. H. A. BLOOD Sup't, Fitchbutg
OLD All 'he"u LOWELL u
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va ORCESTER AND NASHUA RAIL
ROAD-0n and after Monday, Sept, 4, 1871, Passe1
ger Trains will follows:
Leave Worcester at $50 and IL Is m and 90 and SO
(GrOtOn Passengerl,
Leave GrOton Junction for Worcester at m
Leave Nashua at ITO m, 1870 m, and 500 m.
The $50 Train connects at Fitchburg with trains for the
Vermont and Massachusetts, Cheshire and Rutland and
burlington Railroads. at Groon junction with trains Of
the Fitehourg down, PeterborO and Shirley STONY
Brook, and Lowell and Lawrence Railroads: and Il
Nashua with trains of the Wilton, Concord Manchester
and Lawrence Northern, Boston, Concord and Montreal
Vermont Central, Pssaumpsic and ogdensburg Rail-
The Ills m train connects at Fitchburg with Chef
shire and Rutland and Burlington Oreigh and passen
ger 10 hNJandl trainsi at GrOtOn Junction with FitChs
burg stony Brook and Lowell and Lawrence trains; and
~ Nashua with Wilton, Concord, Manchester and Law5
renee Northern Ito franklin and Boston, Concord and
Montreal ito PymOuth) trains
The 20 m tram connects at Fitchburg, at lis . m
with Cheshire, Vermont and Massachusetts, and Rutland
and Burlington Night Express train at Groon Junction
with Fitchburg PeterborO and Shirley and Stony Brook
trains; and at Nashua with Concord, Manchester and
Lawrence, Northern Vermont Central Night Elk press
DsdehsDurg, ana montreal and Champam tTains
q n Sun
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ENITCHBURG Il WORCESTER r. r.
a SUMMER ARRANGEMENT - Commencing OF
4GNOAL, NAV l. IhIL.-p asannanr TraIna aVnrcnn

EIIOBBURG 4 WORCESTER r. II 4,
a. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT - Commencing on
AoNDAf' May l. Isll.-Passenser Trains for WoreeR-
Leave Fitchburg, $. m., H. so and $50 D. n,
south Fltcfburg, sos a. m, 1884 and SD y. m.
Leominstcr, sl2 a. NJ, LOO and 500 D. m.
Gates Crossing, IL a. H., l.01 and 6OT D. M
traits junction, SIS a. m, l. IS and IS D. no,
STERLING Center S33 a. M, l. 20 and 4. 20 o. m.
Passenger Trains for Fchburg--
Leave Worcester $50 and II Is a. nn and 20 p. N.
STERLING Junction, 1907 and ll5T and 500 p. m.
sterling Center u and II o. p. M, and b.QS p. M
Pratt Junction 40 a. m, and l2.l4 and SIS p. M
Gates Crossing, I.25 a. m, 1922 and 52l p. m
LeOmnscr, 1850 a. m, 10 80 and $50 p N.
South FitchDurg, 1881 q. M, 1888 and 53l p; m.
RAILROAD COERECTIoNB.- 20 and II 10 q m, and
90 p trains from Worcester connect at Fitchburg
with the Cheshire and Rutland and Burlington II for
all points north and west; also connect at FChburg
with the Vermont and Massachusetts, for Greenfield
and BIattleborO and intermediate stations.
Tie 500 a and l25g p m tram IRON fltehburg cons
meet &c Worcester with Boston Worcester, Providence
q Worcester Norwich n Worcester Railroads ana
Western r. r. for New York and the West via Spring.
field.
The $50 p. m. train from Fitchburg connecs at wor
cester with Norwich & Worcester Steamboat Train for
New York via. New London. II. A. BLOOD Snn't
O1dco Fchburg Worcester r. r.,
Fifohhnrg Nav |. 1871. / Jt
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TENHE LADIES' HAIR STORE.-Misses
- a. u. a y. o. CLoUGH would respectfully INFORM
their lay friends and former patrons that they have
returned TO their old location 62 Front at 81 H. Leland
building, opposite the Common where they viii be
happy TO attend to the wants OF all who may favor them
with call m making work to order; also, renoyatng
and adjusting Old sets Of hair cutting ehildrens and
ANNA y. CLouGH
mv80 FANNY CLOifGii
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FARMS! FARMS! FARMS!
POND & PEACOCK
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS.
No. 2 Front St. Exchange.

Have hand extensive list of Farms at prices to
suit ALL from Pleasant Little Farm for few hundred
dollars, to Delightful County Estate for a few thou
sands Also City Property and Real Estate OF every
description
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For Sale and Exchange.


~ FOR sALE-On Jackson st., Cottage
aii; Tnce s3605. ''' ABBoTT & RICE.
- FOR SALE-On Endicott st., New
Hi!i Price $500 AsBoTT & RICE.
a. FOR SALE-On Vernon st.. near
sai;; ly new ll"use tenemcns; u rooms; 1915 It.
1855 ABBOTT " RICE.
g. FOR sALE-On Merrick ST., Nice
#i!iil French Roof House: , tenements; u rooms;
Ill bath rooms; hot and cold waite, sc 1900 #
Price $500. ABBOTT d RICE.
49, FOR SALE-A very desirable Cot.
;ii tage Residence with an Acre of Land well stock
@4ili-sa ABBOTT & RICE
- FOR SALE-FARM in Prince s4ss.
Hill; ton. no acres; good 2story House; IS 9SSs
.ksi!i rooms; barn 50 X 80; horse barn, piggery -
water to both; Al acres moving and tlage; cuts rs ons
nay plenty OF fruit large and splendid spring of
~ ~ ABBOTT & RICE.
- FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE for good
Si;;: CITY PROPERTY good House in Barre; 2icne-
ILL melts; Il looms; good barn, with Of an OF
- 'andi near the centre Price S4O99
1T YOU WISH TO SELL THIS SPRING
4 send in your property now.
IT,
ssi;i Cottage House and $500 it, land; house has all
-A-aAaa ABBOTT & RICE.
o. FOR SALE-0n Home ST., a pleas
ssi;; ant Cottage House rooms. ,,no-r ,,,,.,,
- FOR SALE-On Kendall ST., a near
E,,,I Ynew 2-Tenement House and Barn; Is rooms;
LII. large lot. ABBOTT RICE.
~ FOR SALE-On Orange st., good
Esit Cottage hat IA ,ras No
-A''aA- ABBOTT & RICE.
81 FOR SALEM Holden Centre, a
ai very desirable Residence in very pleasant l6ca-
stores. &c; Two tenement House, Il rooms, in
the best 5 repair with $4,000 it. OF excellent land
ffice el6OV' ABBOTT d RICE
~ FOR SALE-12 Acres of excellent
hesii land, suitable for building lots, to f. H..
5!li where eight trains now pa daily. Grand chance
,,-.ltt to make little money. WIN he sold low if
H. ~ FARM FOR SALE IN HOL-s ysH
E;!; DEN-AD excellent Farm Of 1870 acres. Tssss4s
- pasture, 40 acres woodland, part heavy and old
rowlh pine; 40 acres moving and tage ana very easy
good two story house, 4 roOms go1d barn carriage
house and barn. u miles to depot near school
Also, Valuable water Privilege
Price $500; terms easy. ABBOTT e. RICE.
1g Bring in your property Immediately. if you wish
10 81 seq tniS spring. to ABBOTT RICE,
% DIFF Central Exchange.
- FOR SALE-3 minutes walk from
;i; Main St. west. nearly New House, u rooms ami
lliI ba h room with all the modern improvements;
ABBoTT & RICE.
~ FOR SALE-On Southbridge st.,
Viii; good fmee- Tenement House, IS rooms; large
GliI Barn, IA stalls, carriage house attached; u new
- wooden building, lOX "a $4,000 f. and; plenty Of
Price $500. ABBOTT & RICE.
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small supply of this invaluable remedy for CANCER
SCRoFuLA, RHEuMATtsM, SALT RuEUM. ULCERS and all
BLOOD DISEASES, Just received from Ecuador Price Of
the bark with full directions, 81 per pound sent to ali
paris. Address DIR. WIN, G, DOWNS,
lah du NOS Exchange Place. Providence Il. /.
MI Ed CAL NsTITU
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49, FOR SALE-In Grafton. a very ST.
Nil per1Or Mix and Fruit Farm, containing l6acres
EIl of land OF the very best quality-noJ five Of
- waste land-we feuced with stone wall; cuts
from 10 to 100 tons o. English hay; winter ana summer
70 head OF catte 700 apple trees 50 pear trees nearly all
Two-story House OF IA rooms. well painted papered
ana blinded; Convenient for two tenants one Of The
cellars cemented.
This very desirable estate is pleasantly situated
main road. miles IRON Worcester y mile from church.
school, store, post office, &c OF mile from railroad
station.
- FOR SALE-In Spencer, about IL
wee mile, from Worcester, Farm of so &C es of good
I land, "a acres Q, which is wood iand cuts IS or
- tons Of Eneish hay; summer cows; winter
apples, pears cherries and grapes Firsrate rwo-story
House, well painted and papered.
49, FOR SALE G. In Grafton. 9 miles
E; from Worcester. Farm OF 100 acres well divided
Ill and fenced IN with god stone wal; viii keep u
% or a9Oapple rees. lwo-story House, 26 2s IL
49, barn Sc A! in good condition, cellar underneath
tire, miles from railroad, mile from school
Price $4,000.
a. FOR SALE-Tn Auburn very desir-
| able abe arm OF about s. acres 20 acres ofwhich
tons of hay good pear orchard and a plenty OF
appes; summer 10 bead Of cattle, WINTER more Good
house OF rooms; barn IS Sc, in rst-rate condition.
- FOR SALE-About 10 miles from
E;i Worcester, Farm Of 2O acres; wood and timber
ILL enGggn 70 pay Tor Place cuts 4l tons Of hay;
sTable farm.
80 FOR SALE = About IL miles from
Eii Worcester, a Farm OF about IS acrcs considera-
'AAeAs- horse; good buildings; ver5 centrally located
near churches, schools, stores, &c about mile from
two depgts very pleasant place. and viii be sold low
Happhed Tor soon.
- FOR SALE-In MilIbury, about Il
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