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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-05

- FOR SALE-In pleasant village, IA
:; miles from Worcester. X mic to depot early and
49, late trains, 2-siOry house. and barn and y acre
of land; ora tenements in house; 20 rooms in
sasy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-05
FOR SAT,E-In A,,h,,rn VOW,

- FOR SALE-In Auburn, very desir-
S;ii able Farm of about IS acres 20 acres OF which Is
Ill wood land, said to be worth $500; cuts about 40
tons of hay good pear orchard and plenty OF
apples; summer 10 head of cattle. winter more Good
house OF rooms barn 3s So, in frst-rae condition
Price "a 500
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-05
MAINE.

Caleb Blake Of Turner is getting out three
hundred cords Of birch timber and cutting it up
for wooden heels, for a Boston firm. These
heels are attached 20 the boot or shoe in this
wise: piece Of leather about a quarter of an
inch thick is fitted to the bottom Of the wooden
heel, and a screw passes through the leather and
wood into metallic plate which is nailed to the
outer sole. In this way man can change hi,
hnnl hnnla m Il mnmenf.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-05

- FOR SALE-In Spencer about 8 IL
tii: miles from Worcester, Farm of 50 acres Of good
A land, "a acres o. which is wood land cuts Is or 20
- tons OF English hay; simmer cows winter I:
apples pears cherries and grapes. Firsrae Two-story
House. weilpaInted and papered.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-05

- FOR SALE-A good Farm, see%
hi! miles from Worcester, II fIOm depOf S0S55SSs
S!l acres OF good land; will keep eight head the-
year through; well fenced with stone; wood for
nfe good cottage rooms in good repar barn 40 So
house in the city; inrmites OF aye the only reason for
seliis' L. A. ELY " co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-05

- SPLENDID BUSINESS PROPER
t5i EltrY FOR SALE-On Park ST. the late re idence
LUZ OF Geo A. Brown. ESQ., large 2tenementhouse II
rooms in thorough repair, lot 46xll3, one of the
pest locations the street. For particulars inquire OF
M l. A. ELY & co
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-05
EOP SALE .;-4.-

49, FOR SALE-Six minutes walk from
nee Wester Depot, 2-tenemeni House, IL rooms;
ELI nicely fitted up; good neghborhoO1 Price s3lOO
L. A. ELY Il co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-05

- FOR SALE The well known sEse
E;i; John Chandler Farm in Petersham. lI6 ssSE
k!il acres of the best of land-l0 acres in wOod-lS
10 in orchlrding Of choice varieties of fruit Earge-
modern 2story house, "a by A. nearly news pazzas on
three sides to each story; Ell q 49, nice horse stable
carriage house. barn IS 81 buildings Thorough re-
par ana cellars under each House is approached by an
avenue Tired with large shade trees; very atrac i've 10
cality; fine views OF the surrounding country. well
ADAPTED for summer bOarders.,
This place fitted up without regard to exnanse
and will be sold at a sacrifice FN'
ia dl L. A. ELY & co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-05

Mrs. LiyermOre will speak five times in New
Hampshire before the close of the canvass in
aid OF the republican cause.
Hon. Josephus Baldwin, Of Nashua, died
Monday Of dropsy, aged sixty.eight years. Mr..
baldwin was the first mayor Of Nashua, was
ehlel engineer Of the FIRE department for many
years, aud has held numerous other offices Of
hor9l among his fellow citizens.
n yaca,,oU ~ y Dartmouth college will have
s,c c,'@ ~ p ioar days next week to enable
5ucu as 90 not pay taxes IN Hanover 10 20
home aud vote % the annual STATE olec,,o, ~ ~
Tuesday the 18th instant, ''"'e oieolion oh
The people Of Newport have dec;a,d a. -.
n new town ball on the site OF III s, eIegt
residence and convert the old one into S 49,
house. 'Sh"oi
n. Y. Rinesi who recently rode from Conoo.,
via Bradford, Newport aud Hanover, 10 ij,na,
ton and returned via Bethlehem, Dalton. Fran.
coma and Warren to Concord, travelling All M,
way on the mais roads, states that he passed iOI
empty houses. he owners having left their farm,
aud removed into the villages.
james " Swain, who 'or seyeTaj years hai
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-05

g. FOR SALE-Farm of 80 acres, 10
k; miles from Worcester, mile from stores, church
Ait es, post office, &c VIII keep cows and horse
the year rount 100 fruit trees, and about acres
OF good wood excellent buildings all in good condition
very near depot. Price $500
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-05

After blast had been fired at the central
shaft of the Hoosac tunnel on Thursday, 29th
ult the men returned, to fnd a huge rock
some ten feet square, thrown out in one niece
and before this could be removed, it became
necessary to blast il. The work Of drilling had
proceeded nearly far enough 10 receive the
charge, when the drill struck an uneNploded can
Of glycerine, which instantly exploded. Three
men were injured. One had an arm amputated,
and was badly injured besides, but the others
are not as severely hurt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-05

GROCERY BUSINESS FOR SALE
~ Well established trade; sales 500 per day. Long
lease at low rate. Stock fixtures, team &c at cost
sold for l. a Ely h 90
- ----- ~ w.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-05

o. FOR SALE-In Holden Centre, A
very desirable Residence in very pleasant l5ca-
Ias,l lion: minutes walk of railroad depot churches
= stores. &c; Two Tenement House, u rooms in
the best repair, with l6 600 it. OF excellent land
IrlCe Sl6OO. ARROTT 81 pTTR
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-05

~ FOR SALE - About IL miles from
lAii Worcester, Farm OF about s. acres; consdera
kslll BILE wood and timber; keep about cows and a
horse; good buildings very centrally located
near churches, schools, stores, &c about mile from
two depots very pleasant place, and will be sold low
ifapplied for soon,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-05

~ FOR SALE-In Oakham, a Farm of
bs,i; LOG acres; will keep 10 cows and Horse summer
sl and winter; AZ acres wood. from 20 20 ~ years
growth; excellent orchard; nearly a new cottage
louse; barn 80 ~, house, pggery &C. all in
'ood condlton; excellent water, never-iailing
Price SSOOO Apply to ID. F. fARMENTER & co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-05

~ We have some fine BUILDING LOTS on Main
ST. South, Elm, Wachusett Albert, Shrewsbury, Pratt.
Ripley, Woodland Union avenue, Freeland, Lowell
Penn avenue, Ward, Cutler, Beacon, Lagrange, Gar
dner, Kilby, Grand, May, Newton. Gates, &C.
fS diff ABBOTT d RICE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-05

The name Of the new mill at Fall River is to
be "CohanDer'-the Indian name of Taunton
river; the capital stock 10 be $3.50 900. This
amount will enable the company to build a
mill of 10000 spindles, which is about the size
of the Weetamoe mill. About $500 900 of the
capital stock has already been subscribed. The
astonishing rapid development of Fall River is
attn acting universal attention.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-05

~ FOR SALE-About 10 miles from
Mi; Worcester, Farm of 100 acres wood and timber
ILL enough TO pay for place. cuts 40 tons of hay
buildings in fair condition; about IL miles from
railroad station, to churches stores, &c very de-
slrable farm.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-05

- FOR SALE-On Albert st.. new
h5;ii 2-tenement House, city water &c. Price s5OOO
~.tA cor ABBOTT & RICE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-05

80 FOR SALE-A Farm of rs acres in
Hi; Princeton; ! miles from depot; fair buildings;
Mlll wood sufficient to pay for il; keep head stock
- the year through. Price $1,000 one halt cash.
L. A. ELY &
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-05

- FOR SALE-S-tenement Block, "a
IN, rooms; rents for sac per month"; lot 1000 square
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-05

- FOR SALE-In Spencer, farm of
S.i GU acres, n miles from centre; hay all cut by
EsssA machine; will keep cows and horse summer
: and winter; splendid wood lot-worth $500 on
the stump; 2story house and L. u rooms built in
modern style. "a superior house been built ii years u
barn 30 40 shop, carriage house. piggery &C. all in
good condition; good orchard OF choice vaetes excel
lent water in house and barn Price S4OOO-erms easy
ID, +, PARMENTER AZ co
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-05

- FOR SALE-In Millbury, about II
hs;;; miles from depot in Auburn, Farm of about IS
H:!l acres OF excellent land; keeps or cows and
horse. buildings in frst-rate repair, and worth
more than the price OF theia Price SS,l00
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-05

- FOR SALE-First-clas French roof
It'll House, thorough built all modern improvements
Jul barn; large lot; neigh5orhood unsurpassed; eight
- minutes walk from Main ST. west; would eX-
ange for smaller house, centrally located.
L. A. ELY Il co,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-05
NJ o. 2 BRINLEY HALL
d. +. PARMENTER < co.

g. FOR SALE-2-tenement House, near
h;, Benefit St, Is rooms good style and in good
l dtiOn; city water lot 1900 square feet rents for
$3.50 year. Price S45O0-wants $1,000 down
- FOR SALE - A new 2-tenement
Hi House, near Man st south-l6 rooms and back
Hull rooms; modern Improvements: lot 1900 square
'@-=~ feet. Price S7O0O-wl make terms to suit
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-05

were sold in London, and 81 5I3,4OO sold in the
United States during the month January During the
year 1871 these Bonds sold to ueqnalled by
any other Corpora on
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-05

On FOR SALE-The Residence of the
biii late Lewis Thayer No Clinton II cnnseti,, Of
I'LL good S-Tenement House, il rooms Price $500.
ABBOTT d. RICE.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-13
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-13
farm ;sarGea and :ieuSr!lels .
fCtttOT.
Rye.

EDITOR SOUTHERN CuLTIvAToR.-
We, as a people, are inclined to
run after something new, without
fully approaching, and utilizing
what we already possess and are
disposed to overlook matters OF
minor for those Of greater import; !;
when all should be attended to-.
This is especially applicable to rye.
All tho resources at our COM
mand should he vigorously used
for purposes of comfort, CON- =
nience and recupcra,ion. In i""A-
ing afier the smaller items, we
propose saying a few things i'll be-
half Of this mich neglected graz
and forage plant.
Much has been sad aid wrlti"n
il favor of various grasses. snrE
as Lncerne. Glover, MilIet, &e. ;
when we have IN rye. titc ti"cst
plant for winter pa>i:!ri; gr---;'c'ng
hardy and "t vigorous gr""'h,
possessing thiS advantage, tina it
docs not require very rich Lana h.
its production, rs is often the r:is'
with the others. Anything that
requires that the land be made a.
rich as the stable can make 1t be-
fore it vii! grow-pass /, on; II
amounts to a prohibition in the
main, except the garden. kye l.
something that is exceedingly
thankful for small tavorS in the
way of manures-and if the LAID
be made rich, will make more
rough feed than anything else that
can be grown on the same amount
Of land. 1t will grow several feet
high, as thick as il can stand anr
the lot will be full to the top-r;ilI.
Enough can be got without get
ting out Of your tracks TO feed =;
mule. Sowed 1st of November OF
good land it will do TO clt BY
middle of April, and being grain
that ripens slowly, will DO 10 feed
on up TO 1St June, about which
time it ripcns. The best plan is
to cut it during the day at first,
let it wilt and feed to stock at
night. Sometimes they seem nr'
to like it at first use, but, >oon &C.
Quire taste for it, and will eat II
clean. 1t is very healthy for hol-
ses and mules, keeps them open,
comes in at time when they
need something OF the kind.
Who appreciates the vaiuc % "
good rye lot? Sowed on Iarg"i
scale in the flan'a'io" tor h"-.'
it Is the connecting INK between
the whcaificld and the lnc"m".-
pea-crop. Us value is Increased
by the circumstance that "vi
weather does not ini"rc it.
The straw after !! i threehed, Is
q good Win,er toraa'-as 4 i@;.u
vator Of land excellent ">i:cia:i}
to give poor places Il start: c''!-
tnn-seeG it. let it remain and 1;'Ii
down, it will soon a';.nln"i;:t;' 1t
fine coat f'vrge,ahir matter. i":.
writer is OF the opinion iha! ti'r"s'
is valuable irrti!izin@ properties
in rye turf.
Intended Tor seed, il ongI& /"
be Sowed by lst November, does
not fl! well Sowed after that time;
sow about two-thirds (;l OF a
bu>hel to the acre, (uatiye, not
wcSiern.)
For pasturay9 and forage aho:,'
four bushels per acre put in. "r
corered rery Iiqh Iy. = word as I"
winter pasturagc-be very care
ful in wet W Gather to keep stock of.
| give x. Ped the right hand ot
fellowship on the Rye subject.
(September No.)
Is there in all the land, one 50
poor be can't have Il rye Io' ?
Think Of it raiser, and emp
ty corn-crih men.
JOHN G.. PHINAZEE.
Monor0s Co., Geo., October, 1872.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-13
STATE OFSOUTH kOLINA
NEWBERRY CJi TY.

BY James e.. L"ahy Probate Judge
Whereas, I'i,> =. Ho",e hath made
ii: 20 ~. 20 .rart ;.nn LETTERS of Admins
'"I;;on, Of tit Estate AID effects of VIM.
L b. Reid, ':ecras"ti.
ThrSe are therefore to cite a. admoniSh
ali and singular, the kindred and creditors
Of 'hs said ii ceased, to be and appear he,
lore rnr, IN the Court of Pro'Ar" 80 h,. held
i, Newi'erry Court Hous", or he lH:h day
oi N"v"r,ber next, after qualification ierco:
AT II o,cloci, in the iorenonr, to Shrw
cau>'', il any they have, why the said ad-
mini>,ra'ion should rot be gran:,h Given
under my hand this I'd day OF November,
Anno DuHlili, 1872
JAMES G. LEAHY, PIN c.
Nov. &, 45-2t
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-13

JELLEY CAKE.-Cut up three
quarters Ola pound Of butter in 4
pound and . garter silled -four,
and mix with it half pound Of
powdered sugar; make into &
smooth. light paste with the
volkS ofthree eggs and one white.
Roll the dough out IN Il thin sheet
lav them or buttcred plates. and
bake in slow oven till they begin
to color. Spread one cake with
jelly, lay the other on it, pressing
it evenly down. Have ready, al
icing made of the two reserved
whites of the eggs. beaten up with
three tabicSpoonfuiS Of powered
sugar; spread this sm""Ihly on
TOP OF the cake, brush it over
with essence nl lemon. dust a little
fine sugar over ii tl:-nngh lawn
sieve, aud pat it in Il warm place
20 harden. This cake may be
round Or square. or in fancy
firms with tin uuttors.
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NOTTCE! |!

ON :he 18th day OF November, 1872. l
will sell AT The re>idr!ce OF Eiiz'':cth kib-
ler, deceased, the following named proper
e, to-wit:
One Horse,
One Mule.
Four Mich Cows,
One Calf.
Corn aud Fodder.
Cotton in Seed.
Blacksmith Tools.
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Tr-mS Of S.le-CASH
:. J. CARRi iGTON, :. y. G.
Oct. %, lS72-44-3t. II
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Sale at Auction.

vii! sell, On Thursday. list November.
!S72. at ;:r R">iaruc" OF {. H. hErKN n
near llriera, At II n'cl,rk II n-r!"i! Fni.
nitnre, Farming Tools, Wagons, Horses,
Cows, Cotton Seed. DC
Also, the Premises tp the. same. con:ai-
:ng G!s Acres, more ur less, onc-iourtr
'inhcrc'l, and some original forest. Al!
the farming lands are under Il good fence.
Belonging to the place there is u comfort
able Dwelling AID nrc"S>arv nGi.huiIdimcs.
also good wei! Of water, aud orchard.
Terms ',ade kuoan on day Of sale
The premises c#n t,c ;r~A,e.I tov 1t rri-
vatc sale 5y applying 10 NJ" at N"wherry.
J. E. PETERSON,
Oct. %, 23-5tf Auctioacer
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-13
WOOL CkRDING
AT
GOOD(5ION(' { FACTORY.

Onr CARDING MACHINES are in first
rate order, and turning out rhe BEST
ROLLS at ONLY H.: els per h. If oiled
il not, , cents extra. Oar wagons will he
i'll Mulberry once rr"rr two wrecks, and
Wool left wirh Yc<Sr$. Msyes i Martin. will
be received, rarsi".i auI returned FREE OF
CHARGE for transportation. The c"n;in.
ned f"tronaG" OF !he citizens of Nrwberry
solicited, and satisfaction guaranteed.
r. :. T. J. W. GUODGION.
SIP. II, 81 -3m.
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INSURANCE. NOTICE.

THE undersigned having established his Eisef"d
of
offered 0" %ho desire ea"c their lives Home
Ti Beard Of Managers meeting
luton:
Insurance, TIC; t;mp. o. ri. North East,
greatly in need of cash capital
midst hereafter Tie premiums
be dance with the regulations of The Company in those section" from which
al
gncd) B Prcst
s. BEAR
Tn" Financial strength Of the Company places in high rank
besides
liability.
NJ ". A}NEI, General
To carry into effect the foregoing Resolution Managers
establish Boards of Supervisory Trustees
vii! supervise all
Boar: will
sill moderate
coIa' acceptable ~ the Directors
"Muliag Life
Holders, d ol
The
Policy Holders therefore
New'cry, and other in the District
Mar ~, l"-f T. + LJNELAGE, Canvassng Agent
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-13

WHobEsoMENEss OF APPLEs.-In
the present season Of great pien-
titude. it is pleasant to call to
mind the acknowledged value Of
apples as an article of.diet. They
contain a large amount Of sugar
and other nutritivc matter, be-
sides aromatic and acld properties
which powerfully act as refrige-
rants, tories and antlSeptics up"n
the system. They are far more
nourishing, when ripe, than p"ta-
toes, and nearly as much so as
bread. Baked apples have been
used almost exclusively by work
men in England manufacturing
towns in sc;sonS of scarcity, and
it is asserted that they could
stand their work fully as well a.
when they had access to meats.
1t is we'll known that for work
men. potato diet is insufficient
without meat or some other sub
stantial nutriment.-The French
and Germans use apples cNten-
sivclv, Us do the inhabitants OF
European nations. The laborer>
depend upon them rs III article Of
food, and frequently make a din
ner OF sliced apples and bread.
There is no food cooked in as
many different ways in our coun-
try as apples. nor is ther. any
fruit whose value, as an article OF
nntriment, is so great.-Jou"nat Of
the Farm.