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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-22

John r. Wright Of POwnal, killed one of the
old settlers a few days since. When he came
upon him Mr.. W. had nothing but small re
yolv,.r with which TO despatch him, and assisted
by Mr.. Wheelock Of Cheshire they went at il,
aud terrible fight ensued, in which Mr.. Wheel
ock had narrow escape from serious injury
The bear weighed 315l pounds.
CONNECTICUT.
The widow of Col. James Fisk, Jr., will seek
retirement at the Pequot house, New London
during the summer
A Hartford eoroner's inquest has decided.
after sitting a week, that the remains found in
box on the park ON Monday of last week were
those of baby
Some Connecticut colonists, who bought
building lots in Kansas a year ago for 81 each,
and have Just sold them for 500, think it was
quite profitable speculation.
The Northampton man matched to run with
Tinker at Oak grove, New London, Wedn esday,
failed TO put in an appearance, and conse-
quenty the forfeit money $3.50 was paid to
Tinker.
Some Fair Haven oystermen are doing toll
erably good business in fishing up bricks On
the 10th OF May scOw loaded with is 900 bricl
struck against one of the abutmentS of bridge
which turned it up on one side, and the waite
rushing in turned the scow completely over
dumping the cargo into the bottom of the chan
mel Hence the good luck of the Fair uayer
oystermen.
"A couple OF Young ladles were alone the Otnel
day in New Haven sheriff's office, and seeing
pair of patent spring handouts on the desk
concluded 10 Try them on, so one Of them
casped the treacherous spring cuff on TO her
wrist. Here was dilemma. The officer who
carried the.key was out of town, and the key to
the cuffs in his pocket After few moments
of anxious waiting, the one whose hands were
free started out in search OF help. She soon
found Young deputy sheriff, and stated the
case to him. He thought it hopeless one but
being a gallant youth he sailed forth, de
termnng TO release the unfortunate lady He
found a detective and obtained key from him.
He then went back to the office, and found, to
the inexpressible joy of the young lady, that il
would unlock the "ugly things" so she was
released, and at once resolved that it was the
last time such an ornament should grace that
wrist.
RHODE ISLAND.
James Salisbury, for many years leading
Ship-builder in Providence, died this week.
A fire occurred at the poor-farm 10 CranSton
at half past eight O'Clock Thursday evening,
DESTROYING large barn and quantity of hay.
Loss 5000.
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&Rz HA PER ACRE FOR so ACRES
4pc sCO of Moving, Tiage, Pasture and
Wood Land. all connected and including House worth
$780, Barn 81 600 Oubuildngs 5000 besides Fruit Trees
Grapes. &c; pleasant and convenient to cepot; walls
gates and barways would cost s. 900; short distance
from Worcester; to he sold immediately possession
given at once. Apply to D. G.. ALDRICH, * miles
from worcester on SoUthbrdge ST. dtf nal
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-22

DIR, IIaoek addresses all those who bavo Ipinroi
themselves by improper mdugences and solitary hahits
Mnon run Doti Dody AMI mind, uniting Them for
eter bu. mess, study society marriage These re
s9S Si te sd ana meancnoy effects produced by the
LimhS, Pains In the Head, Dimness OF sight las e
muscular Power; Papiaton of the Heart, Dyspepsia
functions General Debility, symptoms Of Consump-
MENTALLY. the fearful effects on The mind are mucb
10 be dreaded Loss of Memory Confusion of Ideas Ia
preston OF Spirits Evil Foreb0dngs, Aversion to Soce
W, SELF ilstrust, Love OF SOLITUDE, 1imidlty Nc nra
some OF the evils produced. Thousands OF peison ~ ali
ages can now Judge what Is the cause OF their decllni
health losing their vgor, becoming weak pale nervons
ana enaclate having singular appearance abou the
eyes, cough and symptoms OF CONSUMPTION w
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TO YOUNG MEN.

W, MANSplRLD, 3 Pleasant 81 near Main worees.
VI, MASS lAs no superior In the Treatment al th9i de-
PStap9 alnello Seminal Weakness or SpermatoIThma
strictly private aud confidential
lOurs-sA. NJ to9P.M. Onice omen sundavs
mn, ana. Z. MANSFIELD, NJ d.,
Nh q ~
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TO THE Ladies

Dr Mansfield IS without doubt the nos, s,
y Toner ~ me treatment of those complaints reSn
6 A seGtesy anu experience and ali other Dscase,
h nI d po.h Young and old male and female VIII
a. W man 'isi, nuvalge 70 consult Dr. Mansfield He
eonGSnee Of be G SpSn @9d gentleman worthy he
WI cost you nothing, and may be Of more beneat Cs
than you imagine, 49, ~ VI '"''e peheht 10 you
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8afIroaos.
II A ROAD TIME TABLE
TRAuOS


F9G BoSToN-Express trains at 4.20 and 9 Is an and
-VVS 55 a IA, and lao. 40 and 500 D. M Ret1rnlng
ve Boston at Z, $50 (ex.). Tex IL a. M and 30
4aO, 5A0 (ex) and 500 (ex), D. Sunday Mail
IAN leaVes Boston at $50 p. M and Woreest err for
E,n d5s! III ~ ~ 5.su a. m. (MOnday)
~ iON' VIA GrOtOn Junction at 80 and II is a
= ll.OO q M, and il0 D. m ~ " We" anu
hOn q lsiNGflE LD, at 6.45 900, 955 ALBANY exnl
I'M anu sd y m; for New York and Albanr- ~,
eSS( IOI2 M and i30 and rs D m Albany Sunday
Si I'LL lIain leaves at 1905 p. M Returning leave
Sbnhsnelu lot worcester at 100 I is ii XII , IA
Ii2 Se 5 U teXp), 400 and $40 (ex1 D. M SUNDAY
FOR PROVIDENCE, at 7.3O 1918. fex, uqoo an
and $50 p m Returning leave Providcnc f III; ~, ~
cesler, At 14O II As a. M. 2l5 lex and AZ NJ WIZ
FOR FIT II RIG, at b30 n * M, -
4Ze =: m Returning, leave Fitchhurg for W,rcg' '.'
~ SUI a. m, 1880, $50 p. IN. Leave FitcIb,5r
Greenneld on arrival of the $50 and II Is a M i
from worcester Leave Fitchburg for winni .,d i
heene. bellows Falls, at 95 a. n 25 a. N Wy
FUR NORMICH at 635. 10 M, SIS I 20 fStsa,,N ,..
eX TO n YORK; p m, Returning, leave Nory1iri ys
worcester at 2lO, leX.l 800, ll3O a. M Is n ~,
special train from Webster to Worcester al do = ~
returning at 5.35 p. m. 10 " WV de li-i
FOR NASHUA, at $50 Ills a. H. 42Opm Na.4,,,,
,,b i0r " 9Tcester, 40 M, l2.O m, 500 >. M
FOh MliFORD, via birmingham, 100 925 a m %
~ ana d5S p nj via Woonsoeket, 100 II 30 a, m
FOR GARDNER, at $50 a. M, l2a5 $50 and $40 n n,
Leave Gardner for Worcester at 500 S5 and ii *
M, and 4.30 p. m. ~ a.
FOR LOWELL. via South Framingham at 100 q q, a
m, Lao and $50 p m. Lowell to Worcester s. Is a. m
l3G and 5.45 D. m ' 'H
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Seminal weakness or spern,tor.,,,.,

Immediately cured and full ygor restored This dis
tres'ing anctiOnwch renders life miserable and mar
tnge npQsshle-is The penalty paid by the victims of
Improper lndulBences. Young persons are too ami Ia
commit excuses from not being OF the drcdnl
consequences that may ensue Now, who that under
stands the subject Will pretend to deny that the pOwer
OF pr0creatton Is lost sooner by those falling into i'm
proper habits than by the prudent? Besides being de-
pNed Of The pleasure of healthy offspring the most seri-
Gus and destructive symptoms of both body and mind
arse The system becomes deranged the physical ana
mental functions weakened Loss OF Provocative Power
nervous irrllability, Dyspepsia, Papitation of the
Heart indigestion, Constitutional Debility and Wasting
VI lhe Frame Cough. COnsnmption. DecnY nnd nnnIh
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NIGHT SOIL REMOVED and yaults
aan Nleahod ny short notice JOHN BARRY
AF" uSin Box 800 Worcester y. o.
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a. THE TRoTTING STALLION
A2A- "CLIFFORD."

Improve your Stock by this celebrated Stallion lie Is
beautiful Mahogany Bay II years old, 10 hands high
and weighs, when IN fair condition, 100 pounds lie
was bred IN Kentucky nom the Durock and Domedo
stock, and Is fHlEE-FOURIHS THOROUGHBRED.
from dunghill."
Clifford has been Premium Horse In almost every
exhibition where he has been entered for competition
IN the month of September 1871, he entered Ia nine
llls nndi received eight first prizes, among those the
irst prize at the New England Fair at Lowell His time
tnere was 2.4O. The following week no took another
prize NJ llndso of $3.50 In 23H, with The greatest ease
Asalr0ting stallion he will stand alone on his merits
As roadster his equals are scarce lie has comblna.
on 0l sze power style ana speed that Il not surpassed
by any horse In the Eastern States.
Epr Ia Gtn ma M,
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BLACK STALLION ORANGE nov.

nrst.class STOCK HORSE. Is five years Old stands
neep and half hands high weigh; 1850 lbs Is pos
seed OF nne temper per Get trotng action and great
endurance He s colt OF the greatest Of r0tIng sres
Msdykes llamblelonlan." the sire of Dexter George
wilkes, brunette ana Bruno, Daniel Boone, Lady
Augusta, Starie, Socrates, Aberdeen Happy Medium
and tile grandhire of Goldsmith Maid.
Terms For the season, $40 no Warrant San
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-22

A new Medical Work written by Dr. n. uoIloot ,,t.,
nis hnu greater success In the Treatment of Diseases
winch arc described In ths WORK than PERTAINS ever XII
TO the lot of mortal man II treats on Lost Ma,t,o'
Nervous and General Debility, seminal Weakness NM
az alSe s o. Tue Generatiye organs In both sexes
sent ree on receipt OF stamp. Address "Hallock No1
ical Institute" "'"VA heu-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-22

VINO nave injured themselves by certain practice In
dulged In when alone, habit frequently learned r,
cyl companions, orat school, the effects Of which 9re
nRhty elt even when asleep, and If cured render
marriage impossible and destroy both mind and bodv
should apply Immediately What a pity that Young
nun ne nope OF ms country the pride of Ills parcnls
ls by the eonseg1ence Of deyang irom The path Of
contemplating marriage, reflect that sound mini mi
Doy aie the most necessary requisites to produce con-
nubial happiness F''N N"n-
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RICE

nor INVALUABLE WATER
Il POWER, situated at the junction of the Worcester
Nashua and Fitchhurg d Worcester Railroads, hut
few rods from The Depot 1t is OF the best business
openings in New England.
The Mill is new and sufficient strength for Cotton
Wooden Iron Machinery. Is g. 80 three stories
high, with an L 81 "a two stories high There Is II
feet head and fail. with of Lefiels Double Turbine
Water Wheels. Also, the latest improved machinery for
saving lumber and shingles. There are from 40 10 SO
acres of land, two good houses and barns.
1t will be sold very low, with without themachnery
with all any part of the land. For further particulars
Inquire of SALON l.. BEMIS.
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TO THE LADIES.

Ladies, married and single can eonsui, nv tt,,, 49,
am. dy ana qeG4ae arrangements with every ass T
In te ,,f,ot a. i,i,ock gives his exclusive attention
s sHsr ia fu S ar If Perfect ee ali cases Board
,ner reai,o, lOr patients who wish To remain
S np y5 aG m Boston in M treatment Of ionb les
s,re az" ,en n iHonlehal nature. Ills remedies nre
Gse s medicines are prepared In hs own nrwas
nraian snuS securing In every ease reiiebr i,r"n
stances. W "'ioi ueIcleftoua SUBJ
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abe 9apspp: aalOrcestr saurOan Muna Igune 22Hls79
Zeal estate.
COTTON MILL AND MACHINERY
FOR SATEI

EOh SAlL1Lt
The Cotton Factory, including Real Estate and Ma
chnery situated the hourishing manufacturing
town OF INTERCHANGEABLE, \. ". the Rensselaer, and
Saratoga Railroad, and distant about eight miles from
CohOes, and ahout twelve miles from Troy
Improperly includes 27s OF good land with an
unfaing water-Dower, supplied from Balston Sarato-
ga and Round Lakes-much than sufficient at all
seasons for the requirements OF the mill
Tie Mill Building Is Of Stone and Brick three stories
high, with frame attic, and s0x 40 feet,
geiher with two Story frame addition. 40 20 feet
There are thirteen tenemcnts, with store blacksmith
shop, barns. ice house. &c. &c
nc Machinery includes Lefiel Double Turbine Wa
ter Wheel 81 Looms, of which 2S for S2nch goods
per Y Cards with Shippers and Workers; Fly Frames
Sei-operaing Mules. with late Improvements; and all
other machinery and fittings for running the
mill together with good lathe and Tools for repairs.
The mill has been running the past four years on 81
St Print Cloths eight wards the pound and is now In
good order and doing profitable business,
To persons of moderate DESTROYS OF establishing
location or o capitalists wanting good investment,
superior here offered and their attention
is especially invited.
This property will be sold low and liberal terms.
For further Information apply to
W. H. STEVENSON, Agent.
mis- dS&Iutf Mechanicyille, n. Y.
- HOUSE FOR SALE.-The Estate
4 No. 10 Harvard ST.. John, centrally and
sslli pleasantly located. The house is conveniently
- arranged. The Lot runs back about 100 feet
John ST or further II desired No more desirable home
can be found VIII be sold at reasonable price. and
erms ofIpayment arranged to suit the purchaser Ap
ply TO J. d. DANIELS.
ms deoptf No Is Harvard St
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M II d G AL OFT ZOE,
No. 5 Pleasant Street near Main

DlI , Mansfield has probably had more practice and
tia nus TO the lot Of any physicians and within the
ltst zen years he has doubt cured more Of those
dcu cases of private Diseases such require praci-
ga experience than all the other physicans IN the city
The reason Is that he applies himself 10 the dules OF hts
profession with untlrHg zeal and industry IN the inves-
ughton OF The disorders 20 which he has confined his
whole attention and has by this means that
the OdashlOned mode OF doclorlng symptoms only does
not succeed well his plan Of attacking the disease
Hrst-pxtngush that, and attend to the symptoma a.
may best ~ the case His medicines nee from nnV
nauseOus drug and are easy to be taken. without liner
ferng with the ayOcatons Of the patient. Dr. MansneId
would say that his medicines are free from mercury ana
all other poisonous drugs they are pat up In small and
compact iorm and can he taken without har OF exposr
hlndmncc from business, and except In Of vid-
lent Inflammation no change Ofdict Is necessary For
tler particulars please call ut his office, No. Pleasant
atr
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bRANcH oFFIcE-a0a Front ST., Washington
sq quar- Worcester, Mass. Open lfom0 AMI opu
"'-' afr ~'
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Parties having money to loan on Real Estate can in
variaby ind with us safe investment al liberal rate
L. A. Ely a. 90.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-22

"Clilord' and "onnge Boy will make the Season
nom April LIST to September lst nj the Stable Of tho
Proprietor n Cambridge street Worcester, Mass
ON tuesday of each week they will be III Tie stable of
Horace Bacon, Sonihbrldge, Mass
aPN deop9m MOSES DoLLEN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-22

FOR SALE-A BARN, 60 40, on Lowell
Il St, with one or eight OF land with it also
onr five OF the best house lots the street Terms
to suit. +. C. THAYkR.
apl0 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-22

DR. MANSFIELD
has established Grand Medical OOee far A.,
Radlcai and Permanent Cure OF an diseases ar t 5
IAmngenlehts OF the Genital Organs or system vbi"h
VIII 9e treated scientifically and on the most M nraHed
pGinelpieS - Syphilis GonorrhGa elect Serpivre
n elin Meakhess Nocturnal Emissions. Female Won
ness. Ihmis IN the Back aud LOins Whites Cra,'i
Ng1 r Disease Se Hunors Dyspepsia Piles, &c
III MulSileu VIII cure all Of the above bisoasos ~,
his new and improved method i'm short ti , Dy
nassaeon to hs patients; 1R Spematorrbms
peIhlahehtly enfod and Lost Manh0O1 nestorrI l"""
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE.

Our facilities for NEGOTIATING LOANS
on Real Est ate are unsurpassed.
MORTGAGES, BUSINESS PAPER, &c, Bought
Sold and Negotiated
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-22

DR. MANSFIELD still continues. with remarkable .ic =
cess hts treatment Of an Diseases and rrcgulafef n0f-
dental 10 the sex, from whatever cause The Dr.
cdes distinguished alike for their harmless moss,
purity and absolute success The devotion OF hftUlu
years. careful study and scienllie research tcom-
bined with large and extensive practlcel Into Tire pa
theology OF those delicate Affections peculiar to ladies'.
enables him. in very many extreme cases, TO insure
prompt and speedy convalescence. The Dra pfcpnra-
lions Will be forwarded per express or mail securely
10 nnv address upon receipt Of price $500 The
Dr can he eonsulied NJ his Once, No. Pleasant st.
from A N 10 gp.M. Consultation Tree. v
The nr = sparnienta arranged that patients do
not each other, A.,
hl2 ulnl
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VTCllIIsVa-
Post Office address, West BOylstOn. d&wtf NIL

NOTICE-The subscriber offers for sale six
~ very desirable building Lots the side of Oak
Avenue. south of Kendall st.. Sewer gas and water
mains all laid. j. BURROUGH,
ell diff 80 Front st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-22

FOR SALE-A very superior Two-Story
~ a., fEEACH EoOt HOUSE, pleasantly located with
in one of the best locations in the city with stable and
eOmmodiOus grounds. Inquire of Z. by Err, Ticket
Office Foster st. Passenger Station. dit mh2S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-22

- FOR SALE IN PAXTON-As zSH
bs.,. Farm of 100 acres-50 acres to woodland Is z
eA acres to tillage; plenty of fruit; ~ story -
house; barns. 30 50, and 80 40; well at barn
and house; land well watered; 40 tons hay by
machine. ant keeps II head OF stock the year through
frce S350O Terms easy. L. \. ELY & co.
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ID. Il. PARMENTER 4 co.

NO. 2 BRINLEY HALL.
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The Florence sewing machine band of North
ampton, which is noted Tor its go.aheaditiyc-
ness, has in contemplation an excursion, in con-
nection with J. j. Richardson of Greenfield
from Keene N H , 70 New Haven by cars, and
then by boat to New LONDON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-22

a. FOR SALE-On Richard st., neat
III new Cottage House and Barn; city water; pped
HIIt for gas water closets. bath room. &c. Lot con-
49, tains 5000 feet. All ready for occupancy.
anan DIFF Vlrnnr st
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-22

John HAYES, boy of ten years, was drowned
Tuesday at HollistOn, while bathing
One Edgar W Jones was placed under 50 600
bonds ar birmingham a day or two since, to AT
swer at the superior court in July TO the charge
OF demoralizng the youth of Ashland with OBJ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-22

- FOR SALE-On Winter ST., a good
.s.;;il 2-tcnemept h0use-l2 rooms
.llII Price $500. L. A. ELY & CO.
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= REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-One

a. NAL ToIAI ~ FOI SALE.-Jne
Eii Of the most delightful Suburban Residences in the
Hlil vicinity of Worcester. II is located about two
- miles south of the junction depot, and contains
10 acres Of prime land, cutting from Is to 20 tons
OF hay, good Two-StOry House IN excellent order
and large barn. There but few places of this
kind in market, and ii Will bear investigation. VIII eX-
change Tor city property.
Also, 2h Acres OF Land on the Camp Scott ground
surrounded by streets, and will cut up well into
lots.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-22

Married persons or young men contemplating mar
rlage being aware OF Physical Weakness Organic lie
billy, Deiormlles, &c;, speedily cured.
He who places himself the care of DR. Unllock
may eligOusly cOnde in his honor as gentleman ami
confidently rely upon his skill a physician.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-09

Liberalism in Missouri has proved q
failure. All attempts there TO secure
Reform by a coalition with the Democ-
racy have proved abortive. 1t was in
Missouri that Liberalism had IT'S birth
and GRAFT BROWN was its first born.
He has been sopoor a Reformer that the
Republicans who stood as his godfather
have abandoned him with disgust and
repudiated their action at the ehristsn-
ing. They do not admire his soft shell
crab and cherry proelivities, and they
condemn in unmeasured terms his lem
ieney to the Ku-klux who have outraged
many citizens and driven them from the
State, while others have been murdered
in cold blood. They do lot propose to
give him the chance of becoming Presi'
dent as did ANDREW JOHNSON, and they
are back again in the good old fold OF
the Republican party, and working for
GRANTand WILSON. Missouri has tried
GREELEY's Reconciliation plan for two
or moro and it doesn't work.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-09

The subscriber having sold his farm. viii
sell at public auction at his residence, one
haIfm mile south Of Newton Fails, west side
OF the river, on " ednesday. Oct. 10. is42.the
following described property. tO-wtt:
. full bioOu Durham Ows, seven years old
I 90 do Heller, ~ years old;
> do do Bull calves
l do do Heifer calf;
I grade COW, ! grade heifer, n year old;
l Heller two years old; / calf I mare. 8 ear
old; Is choice ewes, mostly two years old.
some OF the above named stock have Ia
ken first premiums at the two last annual
fairs Of the MahOning Valley Agricultural
Association. l will also sell a quantity Of
Hay, straw and Corn Fodder; l two-hOrse
wagon; l Buggy, nearly new; l set douole
Harness, nearly new; ! pair Bob Sleds;M Now
ing Machine; Horse Rake; PlOws; Cultiya-
tor Harrow; Chains. and other farming
utensils; Dining Table; Chairs, n other
articles too nuLerOus to mention. sale TO
at 10 o'clock, o. N.
Terms of Sale.-AIl sums under five dol
lars. cash. All sums over that amount. five
months credit without Interest win aP-
proved security. II. y. MEkMlN.
p. NJ. HARDNAS. Au'tiOneer. loet PIT