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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-11-14
cultivating the Grasses at the South
From the American Farmer.


Tn our last VIC noticed the fact that con-
siderable interest is being aroused in the
Southern States, in ragard to the cultivation
of clover and the grasses, and referred to a
remark of Mr.. Witherspoon, of s. C., that
onelof his neighbors had cut eleven tons OF
hay from five acres. We have since received
orders from several others, who have been
equally successful, for supplies of sced-and
Mr.. Witherspoon has duplicated another or
dor for soed !: MIR. With
erspoon says: "One of my friends is now
sowing 80 acres in clover and grass. be-
licve if We ever get laws to protect our pro-
nerty. VIC will SOW grass extensively, and be-
come stock raiscrs to much larger extent
than we now are. There are thousands Of acres
fine land on our rivers, now uncultlvated,
which no doubt would bring clover finely.
= Our label is becoming more unreliable every
year, and we will be forced to try some 9th.
cr cron than cotton. With our short, mild
winters, stock raising would be profitable
business, and many of US would be glad to
engage in it-but at present we are almost
without law. l hope to give you good ac'
count of the seed you send me. l have
given my land pretty thorough prepare
ton think Gsr the soed. [ ploughed 1t
we'll with bull-tongue or scooter with Two
mules, crossed with Murfee's subsoll plo!W,
and then crossed with the bull-tongue again,
then threw into ten foot lands with two.horse
Watt plow, after narrowing it-tolowed
Watt plow with Thomas smoothing harrow
Will this do? I'VE should think it would
Ed.7 This was piece of our stiffest bottom
land, which had been resting five years. l
burnt it off in September, and it was SO
dry that a heavy growth of weeds and brl'
ars were burned green as they stood, leaving
a considerable covering of ashes.
Land that was planted in corn ind June,
and in September perfectly clean, propose
blowing with a Watt two-horse plow, rum
ming the Thomas harrow, and sowing the
grass and, clover seed.
% I saw clover last May, that was sowed
with timothy in March, on the banks OF
the Fec Dec river, which was three feet
high, and some of the timothy measured
over four feet This was put in very rough:
ly-the land plowed over and the seed
sown, but not covered even by having a
brush drawn over 1t.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-11-14

SWEET PIcKLr.-For each nine pounds
of fruit, take three pounds of sugar, one
pint of vinegar, and one half ounce Of cloves.
Put the sugar and vinegar together in apre.
serving kettle, let them come to boil, then
put in cloves, ground if for apples if for
peaches or tomatoes, put two whole cloves in
each, or more as you like. Put your fruit
into the syrup, let it boil until it cracks
open, then lift it out carefully, boil down the
juice, and pour it over them. AS the juice
gets thinner by standing. drain it off, and
boil it down as much as you can convenient
ly, pouring it over the fruit again.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-11-14
THE YOUNG MOUSTACHE.

0, barber spare that young moustache'
Touch not single hair;
Your razor brush and other trash,
Must never venturcthere. Z
At last the bud has bursted out,
By much carcssing taught,
It's crail young tcndrils-how they sprout!
Then, barber, touch it not!
Think of the fair young girl whose lips
T Was wont so oft to press
That budding mouth, its sweets to sip
Oh think of her distress!
'Tis unaedged manhoods pride and JOY
With sighs and tears twas brought
Let no rude stroke its life destroy
0, barber, touch it not!
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This work is a complete history OF all branches Of In
dustry, processes OF manufacture etc., In all ts ages
1t Is complete encyclopedia of arts and manufactures,
formation on subjects of general interest offered
to the public The book Is sold by agents. who are ma.
king large sales In oil parts OF the country 1t offered
at the low price OF $780, and Is the che cheapest book
sold by subscription. We want Agents In every
town In the United States and no Agent can fall to do
well with this book. Our terms are liberal. We give
our agents the exclusive right OF territory One Of
agents sold 1873 copies In eight days. another sold s63 In
two weeks Our agent in Hartford sold 397 In one week
Specimens OF the work sent to agents on receipt OF
stamp For clrcuars and terms to agents address the
publishers Sample copies this book sent TO any ad-
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J. B. BURR HYDE, Pulishers,.
Hartford, Conn.,, Chicago, ILL.,, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Southern Express Company.

CAMDEN, SEPT. R, 1872.
Until further notice, all orders to call for
freight packages to. be forwarded by Express,
must be left in the order box ut the hotel befor
5p. NJ, at which hou r the wagon will call 10
them. .........., i..r;,! .,9,s 4
hotel from to7 80, P. NJ. .'''!-'1 H'
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THIS Pleasantly located Hotel unsurpassed
by any House in the South for comfort, and
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others seeking accommodation. Families can
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Mrs. VIZ. A. WRIGHT 4 SON..
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at the different depots. 49,. #
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Greenyille and Columbia . Railroad

/ .tsa cotuHs1A, b. j, ssptlnssrs. hs72:
!, Daily. Sundays excepted seeasctisk with
Night Trains on the South Carolina Rsi!rosd.
up and down; also With trains sSing North and
South on Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta Rail
road, and wilningtqa Columbia Dl4 .Js sna Ausgsts
Railroadi ~ ~
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Estate of Charles BAILEY

The undersigned hereby gives notice Il. a one
month from date he will apply TO the Probate
Court for Letters Dismissory of said Estate.
oct24-1m. J. D. ISBELL, Admir-.
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A LII persons having claims against the estate
II of Margaret e. Hughes, deceased, llpre-
present them in due form TO the undersigned for
payment and all indebted to the said estate
: will make immediate payment.
A. L. MCMILLAN, Admir-.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-23
DosToN & ALBANY RAILROAD

N
y w NTEB A ARRANGEMENT, commencing on MON
PASSENGER TRAINS leave worcester;
a. tOstu ~ ~ exp, 92j exp. and g. IS M and
~ * ~ up. S59 eXr, 800 and 955 exp. M
station al ''"ei9 rom roster ST.
For Grafton wcstboro soulbyilIc cordav;ue am,
For South birmingham, 4 60 100 g2j aud @ Il a n,
l4y, j.2j, 3.jj 500 and g.55 m. " " IA
Eor MiiioTd at 90 and 935 m IiO, 1925 and 8.55
Sor HZStGk, at 1OO and A,iJ a m Lao and 500 . N
FOR Wellesley, Granville. West Npytnn N. -.
hha Brighton at 1OO and 945 m. and 500 D m f.aa
sengers IoE e same stations also take the 10 \,
wards. N'' ~ 's'i minutes Huer
The 40 m tram runs every day except Mo, dav all
otHeI5 every Gay except sunday 1 80
SUNDAY express from Albany leaves WASHING, al, s,,
stlto at 500 m. for Boston. wa 'i"i'o
SuheaY as&ti leaves Washington square Station, at
z'9 49, A. y; a u lay) for 30 sEOa. @s
TkAlAS leave Boston as olioys.
For y oicestcr at 800, 100 S20eXp @ cxn a m an
e%pIess' s;SO express to birmingham $50 express 8 90
q EO a New York via Springfield 800 exp n 800 exv.
S Se *, YoFk, via EoFwlch, 5se exp. Pc.
ETalton. i.gJ n, l35, 4.3U 0 n.
Hestbo[o' 400 a n, l.3O 3D. s. 20 eyD n n,
Sout1Vllie, 100 a n. 10, 4 So > Ia.
CordaNllie, 400 4 N, I2G $50 D nj
SSsn, S ~ ? m, lSy, 80, $50 exp. p m.
eouih birmingham, 400, 100, $50 cNp and m oy,
Sx n i az ~ "a IAN "a 3O exp, 40O 49, exp 800 SO
HSek zoe 10 III $50, 2i5, 400, 500, $50, Goa u Ga
k.ilbury 100 N, As0pm
S2Xonville, 1860 IA sos m
-1iiiora' sUO sSC exp, 9c3p an , Is exp nm
az 4ut ere trains runs daily except Eundav ~ PA
sunday Mail leaves Boston al 3 gD n m et,,; % ~
ne#l0Nt south Fran ugiam Wnrcasisr tii''ts 81 "
9s sS rsoer snd Springfield arrives in New YORK =,
'''V . ~ y. Y. 6i SSELL, SUIT, Surngf,aId ~
a. 4 ua1t = W IA. =.
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ID 0 S Il O f f C E
Worcester, Mass.
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS.
Present Advancement.

Northern Worcester County. Vermont and New Hamp-
shire, closes at 600 m; due at pm
mister, Lancaster West Boyston, Oakdale and Clinton
closes at IN ard $3.50 m: due at s. % and p IN
Gardner and Vt and Mass R r, closes at $50. lOA5a
m and m Due 81 a and and 6 . M
pnneeton East Princeton and West Sterling close at
City OF Boston, close at $50 and m, lis, Sand SD
M qe az nv and dO NJ Sso 49, $50 and 1890 m
Maine Eastern New Hampshire and Eastern Massa-
ceess ct close az 6S0 and m, Lbs and M Due
Rhode lslaii, close at $50 and Il a m and $50 p M
Due at 9 A. m. 2,l5 and $50 p M.
Way Mail on tie Providence and Worcester railroad
close at $3.50 m. Due q. 9,45 am
Surbrdge, Southbrdee and Woonsocket close at $50 a
m and $3.50 m Due at 945 m and $50 m.
states close at 545 and 945 m, 3,4j anis pm Due at
4,l5 and 8, 70 a m, Las and 10 p m.
Worcester and Springfield Way Mail close at 5i5 and
80 m and 5.i5 m, Due at $50 m and $50 m.
way Mall between Springfield and Albany clOseat j45
New York City and southern States. Hartford and
New Haven, Conn, close at 9.45 m, 245 and Due
| at 4l5 IN, 1870 and 10 p m.
Norwich and New L6n1on, Conn, Webster and Oxford,
Mass close at a m aad 43O p NJ. Due at m and I
Way Mail on the Norwich and Worcester railroad,
closes at 8 a m. Due at am.
Grafton close at go and m and Is and m Due
at a IN and $3.50 pm.
p IN.
Westb0ro', Cordaullc, HOpknton. Ashland and Hol-
ist1n close at 9 IN, and m. Due 1890 a IN and
4,30pm.
Marlboro close at 3 and 5 pm Due at 1880 a m and
| 1880 m
Northboro'. close at LIS, and pm. Due at 10, 20
~
barre ana smithvle. close at 9,45 a m and M Due
| at 8 Is a m and 3.45 pm
| Dana, North Daua, New Salem North New Salem.
| close at "a IN. Due at $50 PM
HubbarlstOn, close at and 04j a IN and 4 u IN Dup
| at $50 a m, Els and I pm.
Princeton, Hoden. Rut and. North Rutland close at
| pm. Due at $50 pm.
and pm
OaSham ami Shrewsbury close at O. as m and a 20 n
m. Due AT 8 30 Il m and Bpm =
Mails for Rev York and Boston. and places beyond
close at this Office on Sunday at 6pm
FOREIGN MAILS Mails TOR the European Steamers
close Gally, via New York, at 945 m 34j and m
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II. 09M I6N 4 \ 40 WoRoNsTER pIYI

~ SION, B., Il. and T. RR. Isl. i-'' EN- blNI
La a5y G9 5. souTH, Leave WORCESTER Ar
S'"S y III, y e! passenger Train, Connects AZ Web
yer WIN train from southbudge, ana for r eo
6 Clt Ss f Ian With trains to aid from Tlart
Rev london fS -,, y a. AoI%ca "itil train ia
AV'VS a "a. way Passenger Train. Connects al w.
ee.ter Fi-h trains from Boston Sashna III, ~
mg5tClh ln9 Providence trains; al Putnam us
t9ln rem Boston; ct Fianfed 0r Prgvjis,,,...ee
S Y "'14 vito tfSias for New London Afyst5e
~'A c9i n ", %sy PASSENGER F9in Connects at Nyor
ei! &e,i st Worcester Junction Win y 5.oms
Pro,-, ienre ~ NJ ~ slil trains IRON Western and
trai2 f, 1g " oree,ter roads al Putnam VII,
S Hsi jim jim, hoatoni az plain!eld Junction tTsins
this rain i' H ana iafiord arrive in season ioT
egttot tnJnam and DanielSony,llei for y y, ~
train t6 SSs-giC rum New London, Will take this
1G,o 9'es al Express Tram for View YORK
C0ncor' 1s W ;y,5geseE with trains from Boston
b6 5ien2Fg ra{{, ;te At Putnam from Boston, wai'
ior tcy 51 ii ana blackstone; leaves Norwich
a a 5EaIhS uoMG NoRqu LEAVE NoRwteu At
$3.50 ~, F3'SSsllboat Express train tor Boston, tday
Except Nondsyl connecting AZ Putnam H. ny
Ton blackstone Franklin and Walpolct at Ne Ne
So,C .I' TRGs5i9n, EF1mnRlam, Lowell Nashua
TVnGGo5u tlIegNuFg' &c This train leaves Nan,
LonIoa at 4.1S N, dependent On sfg,,.i y,
eos n. Way Passenger Train. Conncc,,.,
flaHnDelu junction for Providence, m piii55o..
y i S2S12F ft lsssyMs si al woredster
g. ana FICyidenee at Worcester for tIa ii, y
PIsiIl,i1e," ~ tassenger Train. Connecting Al
Sfriving az MI NJ tialn liom and for Froydeilce:
"a astSS ~ worcester tunctlunin season for irans
o. Worcester trains to Bosio9 Ns allu Aseyi
wich with ir5; Te is irain Connects ii Nor
e uSn gTntS9n Elth train to Froydcnee at WoF
caves Webster for Worcester a. g'5;o I'm
leaves H9fecsLertor Wehsteg AZ a.:i5pm
1T K ST. y. ANpREws, spr,
"ofWich IL Worcester DiyietCn
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GBs 9ap spp: aolurast GuesOap Omng yanarp 2s 1872
MroucinaI.
THE SECRET
II
MEDICAL COUNSELLOR,

VIII be sent to any part of the country on recent q
= cents In this Manual the Author has eudeayored to
throw light on the Pathology of Diseases resulting from
Wees and the Social Evils of the iay The want 81
BOOK has hitherto been unsuppied. Its instruction is
calculated to aid the innocent in se-protection 10 i'm
part kowlese TO the ignorant. and relief to the suffer
ing As II treats on diseases OF both sexes all should
give u careful perusa Young men who are suffering
from the errors of YOUTH should not fail to read the
above Medical Work. In no other production of this
mature Mtherto given to the public, have Seminal
W eakness Nervous Diseases and all those complaints
peculiar TO the Female Sex been delieatey faithfully
scientifically and prsctr ally handled No ono sbonjd
he without this faithful instructor
Address DIR, F. HALLOCK, 1913 Court st Boston
\: B-lhe Author can he consulted personally or bv
mail and the necessary remedies sent by express
DIS dim
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BE II en0cfed, Dc.
SECT. !. All persons using scales weights measures
or milk cans for the purpose selling any goods wares
merchandise, or other commodities. shall have them
auuSied sealed and recorded by the Sealer Weights
and Measures in the city town in which they reside
or have their usual place of business. aud shall thereafter
be responsible for the correctness and exacness OF the
same; pr0rided hOWeUer that they shall have right
TO nave Sqc1 scales weights measures and milk cans
tested and adjusted at the office of the sealer weights
and measures whenever they desire TO do so.
SECT. 2. The sealer of weights and measures in each
city and Town shall go once year and oener if neces-
say to every hay ami coal scale dormant or other Mat
form balance within said city towD that cannot be
easily or conveniently removed and test the accuracy
OF, and adjust and seal the same,
SECT. 3 All persons using any scales weights meas
ure or milk cans for the purpose Of buying or selling
any commodity may the same tested ana sealed by
INC SC er OF weights and measures in the city or town
where they reside have their usual place OF business
at MS office. whenever they desire to have it done
oESt, >. whenever complaint is made a seaer OF
weghts ana measures, under oath by any per son that
ne mas reasonable cause to believe that any scale weight
or measure used in the sale of any COMMODITY within
the city or town is Incorrect the said sealer shall % In
the place where such scale, weight or measure is and
test and ma the same according to the result of the
test apped thereto and If the be incorrect and
cannot be adjusted the said sealer shall attach notice
thereto certifying the fact and forbddng tile use there
81 until the same has been made to conform to the at
thozet standard Any person using any scales weights
or measures AFTER seaer Of weights and measures has
demanded permission TO test the same and has been re-
fused such permission shall he liable the same penal
ties as ii he had knowingly used false scale weight or
SECT 8. All scales weights and measures that can.
not be made conform To the standard shall be slammed
"Condemned, or &c. d. by the sealer of weights and
measures; and no person shall thereafter use the same
Tor weighing or measuring any commodity sold or ex
changed under the penalties provided in the case of the
use OF talse weights and measures
SECT. g. Every sealer Of weights and measures shall
receive such COMPENSATION for his services as NAV he
fixed by the city town within Which he is appointed
and no fees shall be charged for any official duty lac may
SECT I. Every city and town shall. within the FIRST
Oh January and July In each year advertise the
newspaper printed In sucn city or town or by posting
Set This act shall take effect upon its passage
| b,
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ROsTON, BARRE & GARDNER D !

onand after Monday, Nov. p. Trains Will leave Carl
ner Tor orcester and intermediate stations at 90 il
and II q A d., and at 445 p. NJ, making connection
win trans ON an The roads Terminating in or passinl5
DETERMINATIONS Worcester at q NJ, 20 445
ana 10 P NJ CONNECTING ct Gardner with ali tr On
Ho9sac Tunnel, GreeLiad inteInediae ststians
and south from jiOse points '-0-'i
lNERS PHILLIPS. President
Worcester. Nov a. lS1l III
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RaiIroans.

PROVIDENCE & WORCESTER RAIL.
- ROAD.-Summer Arrangement. June Y. ISL
Express Train stopping only at WoonsOcket and TX
9riagel leaves Worcester at lois NJ Providence a.
Aceommodation Trans will leave worcester for Prov
pm ~ . - ivy ''' W."
!, Proydenee for Worcester and way stations st eaud
dne iO a m mai9 and 25 m. (expressl trains from
tEolInehce- and the lUl5 a. eNpress) and 400 n M
mail) trains from Worcester conrcct M Worrastaa-
Junenon Win trains to and from Clinton Fitel.ur+
kutland Saratoga, Montreal Nashua lowell I.vrei,s'
concord, and the White Mountains; Springicd AjianS
Troy, Niagara Falls and points North or West
through Tickets and Baggage Checked ali important
The Worcester trains except express and & 70 n m
connect at Woonsocket Junction with trains TO and rom
niiorl and at Waterford with trains Of The Poston
Hartford aud Erie railroad. ''VHs
SPECIAL TRAINS.
leave Providence Tor Waterford 800 a. n, co-rsc,i,
Norwich. 0sS' 'tHal0 ana
Leave , Noonsocket for Providence at 2.sO D.
Leave Providence for Cxhridge 1T LOO n nj
Leave iXbriege for Worcester at 545a am
ITallS leave Niii0rd for Worcester and prgvi3r,. 81.
500 and lG0 a. and i.S0 p. m Noonsossni , :, ~
ford al S4t .. H. and 100 and $50 .. m. " -li'
~ u T0
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FITCH & THOMPSON.
miscellaneous.
GALvT Il. 0DDARD
~ BGRRlNG MACHINE WORKS,
Second Avenue, Corner E1Sventy-second ~,
oflce No. Bowling Green, New York


SSSSSAu 4ANetteB corner .AwGntY-Seg0md NJ.
oflee No. Bowling Green New York
Manufacture the
PATENT MESTIZO BURRING PICKERs,
PATENT WORSTED BURRING PICKERS, Pa.
TENT DOMESTIC BURRLyG PICEERS. oILERsto
attach to Picbers. Patent Steel Ring solid Packing
Burning Machines made Single and Double for first
breakers OF Wool Cardmg Machines; Fine Burning
hachines for the second breakers and fHshers.
Improved Steel Ring Feed Rolls plane and inersoet-
ng, with Patent adjustable spring boxes. Shake VIII
lows with blowers Waste Busters. Cotton Gins. Blow
Excelsior At the international Exhibition in Lon
don1 1867 and at Paris Exposition of 1851 our Mes
tlzo BnrrnR Picker received "A PRIZE MEDAL award;
y GOLD MEDAL At American Institute Fair l565,-
ana in 1861. 1868, and 1870 the highest award.
At the American Institute Fair 1855, our Burning
machine for cards, was awarded A GOLD MEDAL,
at a'l subsequent exhibitions the HIGHEST AWARD;
ana ~ 1871 our Double Burner received FIRST PREMIUM
AT American Institute Fair, 1863 and 1870 our Steel
Rim Feed Rolls received lst premium.
At American Institute Fair 1870 our Wors ed Burning
Picker was awarded the LIST premium
~ OUR STEEL RING BUEEING MACHINES ARE THE
ohLf SOLD PAckiNG BuRR1NG MACHINES TIE MAR
kEr Workmanship and Operation guaranteed.
our illustrated Catalogue can be had application.
trompt attention gwen TO all inquiries and orders by
az OF a.. T.. Con ID A RIB
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Money Sent without Danger of Loss

MONEY ORDERS for any amount not exceeding sio
order will be issued on deposit at This Office an
payment ofthe FLOWING fees:
On orders not exceeding $40 ............ 10 cents
Over $50 and not exceeding S3O...........l5
over $50 S4O..... 10
over $40 " $50 .. ~
Swiss International Postal Money orders issued at
this office at dome site rates.
I'll United States Treasury Notes or National Pnnk
Notes only received or Maid.
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VALUABLE LETTERS

should invariably be taken to the Post Office and Regis
tered The registry fee to all parts the United States
Is 10 cents; Canada, cents Great Britain and the Ger
man states, cents.
OFFICE HOuRs-From 64j m to D IN, except
sundays. ON sun iays, from 9,45 to 1890 am.
Money order business closes on Saturday at 2 pm
lAl9 an j. HILL. EII- EnsLllll.lnr
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1871. G GiH4lE5sHI FL " :. RAILROAD

us hOhDAf, Dec. %, ISL ''i'u'''-
AIans leave worcester, Foster Street Oopoi ~ 90
~ lll5 r. in. and i2p p m; Fiichburg al 20 w u;
L55 and la5 M, for Wnchendon, Troy, KconS ana "a
Making connections ~ Bellows Falls with Rut,ard d
huIuhBi9n X " for Rutland, Saratoga Uirboto' 2"
h f E,th VI Central r. T. for Windsor White biycr
sSg,ioH le9hneclins with Conn, aud Passnipsc pivsr
Dr tM0h'pelier st. Albans, Rou-es Point oqiep,
Woreester--J, BARNARD, Agent wv "'''' stiet
Fare ~ low 81 by any route ana dstar,o H..
and North. ~ 49, 1, .fIIuI. Inn y Tor west
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- FOR sALE-A SPLENDID VII.

- FOR SALE-A SPLENDID VII.
ts:ii LACE FARM-In dourlshing village, miles
kal,s from Worcester 2 OF mile from railroad sta
pearance rstclass barn, carriage house shops and ali
out budings 80 acres OF the best of land under GOOD
enltivation all the live stock upon the place which is
OF superior quality all the carriages wagons and farm
Ing tools upon the place, being Of the most improved
by neyer:tailmg elevated springs This property has
recently been improved by the owner without regard to
are such that he DESTROYS dispose of the pr0perty Mt
great sacrifice. Also for sale, good Dwelling Ho2ses
IN the Depot Village, Joining the depot grounds For
L. A. ELY q CO.,
Cor Main and Pleasant sts
49, FOR SALE-Good 2.tenement House
R:;; on William st.; gas, city water, &c. Price $500
~ FOR SALE = 2.tenement Cottore.
E!!j terms. ~ o. ~ L. 4 Ely HlES I CO. S'sS
- FOR SALE-Near Providence st.. D
;: tenement peIa House i!G and Barn nearly new.
FOR SALE-WooD Lor of Sc acres. near
4 Quinsigamond Lake, in Shrewsbury. Price 81 600
La. ELY & Is.
o.. FOR SALE-In Northboro Centre,
Ei splendid Farm Of Is acres under high cultivation;
very iney located well fitted up, With nr gsg
&c: good harm, carriage house, &c buildings insured
Tor $4,000 Price S7,OOOS4 600 can remain on ortgage
L. A. ELY ~ co.
g. FOR SALE-Good 2-tenement House
Eg. and Barn, on Pleasant ST.; gas furnace; 5000 n
I'll Of Land; minutes walk from Main st.
L. A. ELY a. co.
~ FOR SAUE-Or would EXCHANGE for
SH,,! smaller House, trs-class French Roof House
El.H barn large lot; all modern i'm rovements: west
OF Nam ST.. neishbOrhOod unsurpassed
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o. FOR SALE-GoOd 2-storv 2-tenement
Es;i, H2nse; in lhe immediate vicinity of Laurel street
kA Church; Is rooms; in good repair. Price s. 600
terms easy L. A. ELY Il GO.
- FOR SALE
E;,i Nice Estate on oxford st,
.kl. l.. A. ELY ~ co.
d. FOR SALE - Very superior House
ssiii and Barn, with all modern imi rovements on
M.lI Main st (southl
L A. ELY & co.
L. A. ELY & co.