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TIRCUlT Court - Manitowoc County
~ William Felitz ag'st Alexander Vdlen-
stein and Caroline Nalensten, his wife In
virtue Of and pursuant 10 an order of fore
closure and sale rendered in the above enti-
tied action on the 9th dry of December, A.
d. 1871, l shall expose for Sale and sell ut
public vendue on Saturday, the 2ith day of
February, A. b. 1872, at the front door of
the Court House, in the city Of ManitOwoc in
said county, the following desert ed mort
gagged premises, or so much thereof as my
be necessary to raise the amour: Of said
ia lgment and interest and costs. to-wit:
The west half of the southwest quarter of
section No. thi-ty-tye (35) in township num-
Ter seventeen ~ north Of range number
twenty-five ga est, being situate in the
said county Of Manitowoc AMI SITE Of Wis
cousiu.
Dated Shcriff's Office Dec. %. 4. 2. 1871.
ALBERT WITIE BERG,
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THE PILOT.

PERSONS horing Advertisements in
trn3cd for insertion IN the ensuing number
Of hs Pilot, uiH please hGnd IN their .fa-
so,s ,,rerious to merit UedHesday noon.
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IN PRORATF-NAN TTnW0C COUNTY
l Court--ln the matter Of the estate of
John Rousch, deceased. On reading and
filing The petition Of Erntstine ROusch, Of
Rockland in said county, representing
among other things, that she is the widow Of
John Rousct, late Of Rockland i'll said
county, on the 2Sth day of February. 4. d.
1868. at said town Of Rockland, died intes-
tate, leaving goods, chattels ard estate with
in this State, and that the said petitioner is
the widow of said deceased, and praying
that administration of said estate be to
Christian F. krorger granted, it is ordered
that said petition be heard before the Judge
Of this Court, on Monday, the Sth day of
January, A. ID. 1872, ut 10 0 clock u IN, II
my Office III said county. Ordered further,
that notice thereof be given to the heirs o.
said deceased, and to all persons interested
by publishing a copy Of this order for three
successive weeks prior to said d-y Of hear
ing in the Manitowoc Pilot, a weekly news
paper published AT Manit voc, III said coun-
". W W WALDO, County Judge
Dated Manitowoe, the eth day of Deem
Der. A, D. 1871, 20,3w
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Ar recent fox hunt in Vermont the
Eek ate up two of the dogs and frightened
the rest away.-Erchaage.
If this be true we may look for the ar
rival Of our fellow, townsman, P. A. Camp,
any day, who went down to Vermont to
spend the winter visiting his friends and to
hunt these same pesky critters
Those wishing to secure bargains should
call at the Manitowoc Drug Store. ii
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ItiRCUIT Court - Nanitowoc County.
~ Claus d. Sorenzen ag'st John ?. Helm
drich and Resale Hendricks, his wife. In
virtue of and pursuant to an order of fore
closure and sale, rendered in the above en-
titled action on the I4th day of December.
\ y. 1871, | shall expose for sale and sell
at public ycudue on Saturday, the oath day
Of February. A. d. 1872, at ten 90 CLOCK Il.
m, mt the front door of the Court House in
the city of Mantowoc in said county, the
following cesc ibel mortgaged premises, or
so much thereof as may be necessary TO
raise the amount of said jugdment and i'll
terest and costs, to-wit: The east half Of
the northwest quarter Of the northwest
quarter Of section number twenty -four ga
in township number nineteen (l9), north of
range number twenty-three (23) east in said
county Of Manitowoc, containing twenty (20)
"A res of land.
Dated Sheriff. Office Dec %, A. D 1871.
ALBERT WITTENBERG
Sheriff of Manitowoc county.
Walker & White, PITS Atty. 23-6w
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ESTRAY.

Come to the premises of .he subscriber, in
the town of Gibson, Aianit0wpc County, near
Drdsa L. farm. Wether Sheep, about one
year old, has no marks upon it has large
horns The owner is requested to come for,
ward, prove property, aud take it away
20-4r JOHN NINTEk.
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Manitowoc, Jan 3, 1872.
II 5. PlERPONT, County Clerk.
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M A C A Zines
CHEAP.
LIBRARIES.
PUBLIC. SELECT, PRIVATE
Literary Associations.

Supplied with the American Journals af
rates never before given.
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FOR SALE.

A SCHOONER, cheap for cash, at Green
"A Bay. Length of keel, AZ feet, and
measures 20 tons. Inquire Of Capt. 5. Gun
derson, F ort Howard, or write to
c WATNER,
22-Sv Ephraim, Door County. Wis.
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b"'IA h1hNi IN : Nh'NC' bEG. ID. a. ~ 10! l.
ALBERT WITIE BERG,
Sheriff of AIanitow, c County.
Walker < White, Pi'T 5 Att'ys 23-Gw

NIANITOWOC COUNTY CIRCUIT
w c o L L T--Michael K0rn against
Katharine Korn.--SummCns for relief The
State of Wisconsin to the above uncd de-
PENDANT: You are hereby Summoned and re-
quircd 70 answer the complaint in this ac-
ton, Of which copy is herewith sery i
upon you, and serve a copy of yoar unsw er
on Us at our Office in the city Of NJ ntowoc
i'll said county, within twenty days after the
service hereof exclusive Of the day II such
service; and if you fail to answer the COM
plant as aforesaid, the plaintiff viii apply
to the Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint. WALKER WHITE,
Plaintiff Attorneys.
Dated Dee 49, 1871.
The complaint in this action was duly filed
IN the Office Of the Clerk of the Circuit Court
Of Manitowoc County, at the city Of Mantle
Voc on the 10th day Of December. A. b .
1871. WALKER 4 WHITE,
GLOW Plaintiff : Attorneys.
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Fa6slTABie EE?plcyE9ENT.

W dire 70 ene"sc few more sgea'st,s 4 the World
cn Tncf np owed BUGk-lr SEWING
tt,i r, ~ lh,rsl alsry or n Inni~sI"n. hsr.e
sud Va On given o ateuss. FnH prrti usrs s1ed
o. ZIP IC~t.0a AfdT =. w. Ii rNDt 70 4 90
cen rsi gIts level nd. hjo md st. Louie. SIC. a
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PRiNCE.-In this city, on Sunday, Dee.
81, 1871, after Il short but severe illness
of thirty-six hours, Harry Squire Prince,
third son of Sam1 q. and Alice G..
Prince, aged years, | month, and 10
days.
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wHi> Is sou n RgG ,,t,. IS c.,r, -,
h th-. ca'oT Of 'ycs and ht'. Won viii &c " ~ Re
turu lnsi ac'r 81 = ture 1ur lu,ur Erl.htst or
Z y. =" Brave, 40. q, Fr 'u.y'iI-, y y 2i-i~
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Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale.

Sheriff of Manitowoc county.
Walker & White, PITTS Atty. 23-6w
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g n 9th street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale.

Sheriff of N@nitUw0c County.
Walker White. PITTS Att'ys. 23-6y
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ARrHUR's HOME MAGAz INE.-The pub
popular magazine, announce "new depAr.
ture," for 1873. 1t is to be enlarged and H.
Illustrated, and lifted toa higher level of lit
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shall not in anything lessen, but largely in.
crease its interest for all but mere frivolous,
prurient, or aimless readers, and such as care
only for false excitements. We shall try to
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our common humanity; wiser and more
self-compelIing; more obedient to heavenly
order; more cheerful and hopeful; purer
and happier-ahd in the pursuit of this end
shall keep our pages as free from the dull
ness of mere preaching as from the mere
weakness and vanity of fine writing"
The LITTLE CORPORAL has a very interest
ing table OF contents, and some illustrations
that will please the young. This is an excel
lent magazine, as many willtestify, and the
November. number is we'll up to previous is
sues. @ @
The star magazine of the Pacifc,-the lit
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known, the OVERLAND MONTHLY, is richly
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proved since it's birth, and is now as good as
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OUR YOUNG Folks. the favorite with the
school going children, is on our table, with
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'uO!lnl!lsuoO
SulpuamV
qsuIBSV
For Member Of Assem- bly,, scattering.
TOO MUCH FOR WHISKY STILLS.

A certain town of Eeastern Tenne ssee
boasted in having four whiskey- stills. The
son of the man who started the first one
went into it one Sunday morning and drank
SO freely as to get drunk. He then went to
a distant church, and made such a disturb
ance that they were compelled to turn him
out.
Going Into the woods, he remained alone
until he got,sober. He then resolved never
to get drunk again and 10 work until. the
whisky-stills were all broken up.
Meeting with an active agent of the Amer
lean Sunday School Union. he secured hi
advice and assistance in organizing a good
Union Sunday school near these four distil-
leres. They have All since been closed
The owner, as he shut up the last one for
want of business, said, "That Sunday -school
has beentoo much for u.s. Anything but
this singing the Bible into folks. It's no use
| to fight that" bN8
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I. THE PROSPECTUS of the New York EUentag Posi-
appears in the TIE LEGRAPH to-day. 1t is edited
by William c. Bryant and Park Goodwin assisted
by the strongest talent that can be engaged, and
has for more than lalf century maintained the
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all changes of parties and policies 1t supported
Grant and Wilson, is radical Republican, gener
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pers. Subscribe fer it, read it, and receive more
than the value of the money paid for it.
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Mails Close
Church Directory.

Congregational,
REV H. c. HIroHcooK, Pastor,-services at 10 10
a. m, and Ia p. m.
Methodist, t#
REV. G. A. SMITH Pastor.-service at 10 1-2 a.
N. and 1-2p. M.
pIscCpRI,
REV. Z. A BRADL EY, Pastor,-Service at 10 10 a,
m and 10 p. m.
German Methodist,
REv c. HEDLER, Pastor,-service at 10 1-2 a. m.
and l-2 p. IN.
Unitarian, rst sr.
REV. II. NJ. SIMMONS, Pastor,-service at II a. m.
ST. Marks Catholic.
FATHER w DAUGHERTY, Priest,-seryice at Ia
and 101-2a. M. and p. m.
Baptist.
REV. G. R. HENDERSON, Psstor,-Service at 10 1-3
am and 1-2 p. m.
Lutheran
REV. A BRAEMER, Pastor,-Service at 10 1-2 a. m
st. Georges Catholic.
FATHER NJ. BETTER, Priest,-service at and 10
m and 1-2 p. m.
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indeed, would have fallen upon deaf ears. At
last, wien the sheriff had expended his fury
in blows and imprecations, he cody mounted
his horse and rode homeward; the thief, ne ar
~ lifeless where he had fallen, he left to die
orrecover as the case might be. The whole
cffair was the work of o few moments. From
that day nothing was heard of the fellow, who
probably survived the castigGtion, but his
further depredations were not commit ted in
that neighborhood, He had learned saluta-
ry leason.-P ioneer, in Chicago Illustrated
Magazine. a
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series of concerts and literary entertain
ments are being arranged by our Episcopal
friends, the proceeds OF which will be APP
piled to the organ fund of their new church
edifce. We understand that the first enter
tainmcnt will be given about Christmas,
when we hope success will crown til Ell eff
forts, and that they will be able, at the close
of the series, to purchase grand organ.
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JOTTINGS.


For any pain use TaIbell's "Magic Balm
Kenosha has the finest dry goods stores in
Southern Wisconsin.
Yarns, Germantown, Shaker and Balmoral
atsimmons.
There will be a sociable in the Session
Room of the NJ. E. Church, tonight.
Underwear for Ladies, Misses, Men and
Boys, at Doan's. s##
Blanket and Flannel stock large as ever at
Simmons.
The best place in town for fine Job print
ing is at the TELEGRAPH Office.
Nine. Demorest's Patterns-the bestin the
world, for sale at Doan's.
Furs, and Fur Goods, large stock and low
prices, at Simmons.
The "wheels of trade" are revolving quite
rapidly.
For Diarrhea, Tarbelps "Magic Balm" /
sure cure.
Furs-Furs-Furs at Doan's, direct from
the manufacturers. Nojobbers profits paid
The trial of Kunkee, the murderer of Mr.. MIN
ford, begins to-day. m-
f. W. Lyman & Son are receiving fur
wool, and flannel lined Boots and Shoes
Arctics, Rubber Boots, etc. Buy them ant
avoid colds and rheumatisms.
The world renowned Racine Shawl" jus
arrived at Doan's, also "Brocha Plaid" etc
Greeley has "gone up" and soreheads ant
Copperheads too
Repellents and Waterproois, all colors-al
prices, at Simmons.
A Philharmonic Society is being talked VI
in town. 2
The greatest Pain Killer: Tarbelrs mag
ic Balm" &8 s# i
Velvets, velveteens, Pushes, Baske
Cloths, Chiuchilas, Beavers, and Fame.
Cloakings, at Simmons.
The horse disease broke out in this City las
night, seventeen horses, the property OF B.
Jewett. were attacked with it, and all those owr
ing horses are becoming alarmed.
A complete assortment of the celebrate
Grand Duchess Apacas and Brilliantines
nice as Silk, at Doan' s. @ %
Our Public Schools were closed on eleclio
day,
skirts, Empress, Eugenes, Boulevard
Russian Gore, ETC., for Ladies and Misses
Simmons.
A screeching, see-saw orator, named Moran
wove a network of falsehoods for our Greele
Democrats last Friday night. Yes, he dc
His speech from beginning to end was fal
rication OF old lies.
L. Fellows & Co. ara Western Agents fc
Ramsey, Warner & Co. IS cut paper patterr
for Ladies, Misses and Children. These pa
terms are the bestin use, and warranted
give entire satisfaction. Try them. A III
supply always on hand.
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and Ways. A series of Portraits of Living Amer
ican wr;tarc IN aleo Dronniend

and Ways. A series of Portraits of Living Amer
lean Writers, is also promised
Clarence Cook will write about Furniture, and
the Decoration of American Homes These pa
pers will b. eminently practical as well as artistic
and will be illustrated with desi gns and sketches
by numerous artists in addition to those which
the writer will furnish 81 sit rs spA-a
Among those who will contribute are
Hans Andersen, Bryant, Bushnell, Eggleston.
Froude Higgiasen, Bishop Huntingdon, Bret
Harte, John Hay, Fl. Fl. Mac Donald, MITCHELL Miss
Phelps, Stedman, Stockton Stoddard. Celia
Thaxter, Warner, Wilkinson, Mrs. Whitney, be-
sides host of others. 81,
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which the N. Y. INDEPENDENT says 'are more
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Watson Gilber will write 1.-THE Old Cabinet -
as hitherto. Prof. John c. Draper conducts the
Department Of "Natue and Science" The de-
partments of"Home and Society" and Couture
and Progress,p will engage the contribution Of
Atlantic THE wAToHMAN AND REPLEoToR says ::
Scrtbne~'8 Monthly for september is better than
usual which indicates needless waste of edito-
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NOTICE AL persons having claims against
the Town Of Somers on account of the re
ward offered by said Town for the arrest of
Smith in Sept. 1871, are requested to present
the same to Peter Ozanne, Clerk of said
Town, within thirty days from the date hereof.
Z Somers, Nov 9th, 1872
By order of Supervisors.
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L. Fellows & 20. have received this wee
large line of Flannels, Blank cts, Cloths
Wa.erproois, Shawls, Dress Goods, Woolen4
Goods of all kinds bought since the decline
and for sale much cheaper than the same
goods have been offered this season.
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EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS 70 NEW
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500 Pages for 81. 90! &C., 6.

The Publishers Of SoRIBNER's MONTHLY, in their
Propectus just issued, promise for the ensu-
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and an increase in the variety and beauty of it's
Illustrations, already conceded by the critics to be
'snner than any which have hitherto appeared in
any american magazine"
DIR. Holland, the Eaitor. will write the serial
story Of the year, which will be photographed
in form, and will be illustrated by Miss Hallock.
It is entitled ARTHUR BoNNIcAsTLE, and will deal
with come ofthe most difficult problems Of Amer
lean Life 1t will be commenced in the November
Number.
There will be new story by SAKE Holm, TIE
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Bret Harte, the best writer of short stories nov
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AS we expected, the Republican ticket in
this County has been triumphant. We elect q
good Republican to every office, except that
of Treasurer. John English is chosen for
hat important trust by majority of 119
The majorities are all good, as will be seen
from the following official returns:t
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List Of Letters

ND emaining at the Post ONCE, Kenosha, for the
Ma week ending Nov. 9th, 1874.
Bans L G Hu Nicholson Mary
Edwards w e Patclin Lyman aa
Gregory G. 0 Pedessen Fred
Garry Henry Quigley Patrick
Haber Peter Ryan
Latiner 81 Dikerman TOrrey Hannah
Lenpen Nick Thomas Peter
hanback, Peter Titterson Michel '@
Lewis 80 Tyrrell John ta
Mar Can't wood liza Z
Magatt Mary Wegner August
Marshall n nj Wood Lyman
. UNAVAILABLE.
Miss Louie Warner $50 Wabash Ave Chicago
Ill. # 5f
To obtain any of the above letterstha applicant
must call for Gd0erti8ed letters and give the date
of this list, CHAs FRANTz, P. M
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A CARD.-The members Of the Kenosha
County Institute extend their most cordial
thanks to Miss L. 7. Patterson, for valuable
instruction given during the session of our
Annual Institute.
Signed, Members of the An. Inst. of '72.
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MARRIED.

WASHBURN-H UNT-On the 31st ult, by
Geo. E.Andruss, Esq at the residence of Chas. X.
Andruss, in the town of Bristol, Mr. Geo. L.
Washburn and MISS Mary e. Hunt.
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Great speciality in Dress Goods such as
Velours, Cachmers, Series, Sateens, etc. at
Doan's. @
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Shawls, elegant assortment and prices to
suit any purse, at Simmons.
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- OGERS |.
Eo ADV VOW v.

to receiye his friends at No, s71h Main Street, d.
rectly east of the Post Office, Kenosha. where
may be found all the late Periodicals. together
with a fine assortment of Stationery Blank Books
Mem. Books, Pass Books, School Books, Feathe
Busters, Games, Inks, Mucilage, Pens Holder
Pencils, Call Cards, Toy Colors, Erasers, Rubbes
Bands, Ink Stands, Perforated Board, Tissue Pas
per, Gilt Paper, Initial aper, &C., GdMb.
Music ofall kinds, and all articles in my line
not on hand, obtained on short notice. 81. III.
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SCRIBN ERS MONTHLY.

4 s9eriaI Story By DIR. HOLEAND.
-Nea0 Story By SAKE HOLM
,ALong St9ry from BRET HARTE
ARIA Y of Contributors
4. CLARENCE COOK on Furniture.
And Decoration
II. IT. STODDARD On Authors.
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Season Tickets for the seven evenings, 81.
he Lectures will re given in the elegant and COM
mo irus Auditorium of Grace Church, W .luu
~ Season tickets Tor sale by Ira G. Blake, store
with CLARK Sawyer, No 4SO Nam st.; also, at +. A..
Clapp's, No 81 Nam St. dG ol3
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HotIteg.
w ORCEST TER NTY
w HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.

WORC ESTER NTY
W HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
The Annual Meeting Of the Worcester Co. Hortlcutu-
Tal Society will be held Library in Horticultural
Hall, in the city OF Worcester, on WEDNESDAY, the
9th day Of November at l0s O'Clock A. NJ to upon
the following articles:
l. To choose officers Of the Society Tor the ensuing
year.
,. To transact appropriate business.
g. To seeif any change shall be made in the by laws
EDWARD W. LINCOLN, Seoy.
Worcester, Oct. %, 1872,
TRUSTEES.
The Trustees Of the Worcester Co. Horticultural Soci-
ely viii convene, for the transact Of business
diaely Hpon tue dissolution of the Annual Meeting
the Society. EDWARD ". LINCOLN, Sec'y
Worcester Oct %, 1872. dino
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Auttrons.
Valuable Stock at Auction !

VIII be sold at Public Auction, on
FRIDAY, OCT rs,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ the residence of Cant Joseph
whitney, on the old turnpike leading from Lancaster to
Bolton, the lowing propert , viz;
Twenty PRIME cows,
20 Tons good II ", l one-horse Wagon ard Harness, l
Buggy, zig, Pung Sleigh, nearly new: Hand der
MI, Field Roller. lhree-horse Log Slef Universe
TURNER'S one horse sid and large variety Of arm
ing Tools too numerous ONE ton.
Terms at sale CAPC.JOS WHITNEY.
HORACE KENDALL. Auctioneer
Bolton, Oct. 10, 1872 C6t Ole
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-24
WORCESTER DYE HOUSE

r. q. w. ESTABROOK, DENTIST, has
removed from 526 Main st., TO DIR. Walkers ONCE,
or. VI Main and Elm sta. dif anG