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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-04
BOSTON & ALBANY RAILROAD

BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION
| NV MMM Me- ARRANGEMENT commencing on MON
| PASSENGER TRAINS leave worcester:
40 as exp SIS exp 5OSand s. cx am yao M and
frd Ihe 4'29 M and *, S55 and 955 trains start
A1 IGs Grai5oGn Wes6oro sophylle COrdave and
For South birmingham, 42O, 100, SIS, and g45 am
l'4g, J.25, 1856, 500 and 9.55 m.
For NatGk at 100 and 9 IS a M 40 and 500 M iH
For Wellesley Granville, West Newton, Newton
sengers for the same stations also take the lao
wards ." "''i''''' "''e'
The ago a m train every day except Monday; all
others every day except Sunday
Sunday express from Albany leaves the lower station
Sunday Mail leaves Lower Station at $780, NJ. CIon
TRAINS leave Boston as follows:
For Worcester at BOO 100 $50 exp, exp, m, 1870
express 4SO express to birmingham $50 express 900
For New York, via sprinsned,!sOO exp. m, 800 exJ
New YORK, via Norwich, $50 expp
WtstSoro ~ SGs al m. i is6 ts as6. $50
ecS 0Fdayis, S SS M u.s. t tsS Pm
Ashlsnd, 200 m, l,sO, 4.SO, so exp. m.
south birmingham, 800, 7.OO $50 exp. and 900 exp.
m tx siS EXP, 400 exp, 400, 4SOexp, 800, $50
Natick, 100 10 M $50 2I5 400 800 $50 500, 945pm
Millbury, 100 an, 43O IN.
.ssxonvllle 1900 m, 500 m.
All outward trains runs daily except Sunday zap p'"
Sunday Mail leaves Boston at 80 m, stopping at W
aeld Palmer and sPringGe9dd arrives IN New York al
A. FIRTH, Asst Sup't, Boston.
WORCESTER AND SPRINGFIELD DIVISION
Leave worcester for Albany and Way Stations (accom
For Springfield and Way Stations $685. 800 am, and Sis
P NJ soo and Sf 5 m 'G New Or
Sunday mail ai leaves at 1905 P. n Sleeping cars WI
Leave Springfield for Worcester at 2OO Ll5 uaam
LBS 2,U5 400 & 10 m, ALBANY
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HELkBOLD'S
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N'Oh OALE-IHE FARM sltuate IN The
a north part OF Sterling, formerly occupied by Capt
Timothy Endicott, and distant two miles from Pratts
Junction, Boston, Clinton and FitchbRrg railroad
II contains 60 acres of land. large part pasture and
tillage. and portion well wooded It is well stocked
with apple trees which last year yielded 100 barrels of
apples The Stock the farm and all Tools Farming
Implements, &C., will be sold. Unless disposed OF az
private sale it will be sold at auction in the autumn
Persons DESTROYS to examine the farm NAV INQUIRE OF
SHAs. FLAeG, on the premises who will AFFORD every
facility for examination. Letters Of inquiry may be
addressed to him at Pratt's Junction, or 70 VIM c..
ENDICoTT, ESQ, Salem. Mass. WITT jy7
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CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
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6 ON E & DOW NER,
BANKERS,
% State ST., Boston.


DEALERS IN
American and Foreign Specie and Coupons
BUY AND SELL
City State County and United States Bonds.
AGENTS FOR SALE OF
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS, and MINNESOTA FIRST
- MORTGAGE X. r. BONDS, per cent. in Gold.
NORTHERN PACIFIC II. r. BONDS, $40 in Gold, and the
U. ). FUNDED LOAN.
ALSO, FOR SALE,
EUROPEAN and NoRTH AMERICAN FIRST MORTGAGE II.
H. BONDS, b per cent in Gold. at 80 and interest,
we draw Exchange ON San Francisco, Mon
trenl, st. d Ohm. and Halifax, and Buy and Sell
on Commission stocks and Bonds in Boston and New
YORK 9Iao,i inquiries by mail promptly answered.
special attention to packages received by express
my26 deopi3w - N0P''7'
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the
subscriber has been duly appointed Administrator
OF the Estate of SCION s. ADAMS late OF New Gar
den IN the comfy Of Chester Pennsylvania deceased
ntestate and has taken upon himself that trust nv
giving bonds the law directs All persons hovin
demands upon the estate of said deceased are required IL
exhibit the same and all persons indebted TO said estate
are called upon TO make payment TO
JOHN BLOOD, Administrator
Worcester. July IS, 1911 wits iy2i
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each way daily Sundays excepted between
WORCESTER AND NEW LONDON,
connecting with the above-named Steamers leaving
WORCESTER at 1890 and ais p ~ Freight Nv
these trains is to be New York the next mornngt
unavoidable accidents alone preventing. The facilite
therefore, for the rapid transit of freight are
and the rates are always as low as by any other line
and Amboy r. R., and West via Erie and Penn. Centra
H. R. 8, or by any other route, ordered, promptly.
For further information inquire of W. II. TURNER
Agent. Worcester P. ST. NJ. ANDREWS, Sup't.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-04

whose sunerings have been protracted from hidden
causes, and whose cases require prompt treatment to
render existence desrabe Ifyou are suffering or have
suffered from involuntary discharges what effect does IL
produce upon your general health9 Do you feel weak
debiitaed easily tredY Does little extra exertIon
produce palpatlOn of the hearth Does your liver or
urinary organs, your kidneys frequently get ont of
order Is your urine sometimes thick milky or nocky
or is rOpy settllng9 Or does thick scum ri.e to
the top? Or is sediment the bottom AFTER il has
stood awhe9 Do you have spells of short breathing or
dyspepsia? Are your bowels constpatedP DO you have
spells Of ainng or PUSHES of blood the head? Is your
memory impaired9 Is your mind constantly dwelling
this subject? Do you feel dull listless, moplng tired
of company of life? Do you wish to be left Alone to
get away from everybody Does any little thing make
you start or Jump Is your sleep broken or restless?
Is the lustre of your eye brilliant? The bloom on
your cheek bright? DO enjoy yourself In society
as welP do you pursue your business with the same
energy2 Do you feel much confidence in yourselr7
Are your spirits dull and Tagging given to fits of melan
chol If do not lay it your liver or dyspepsia
Have you restless nghts2 Your back weak your knees
weak, and have but little appetite and you attribute
this to dyspepsia or liver complaint
Now, reader, seabuse venereal diseases badly cured
and sexual excesses all capable Of producing weak
of the generatve organs The organs of generation
when in perfect health, make the man. Did You ever
think that those bold defiant, energetic, perseverng
successful business always those whose genera
tive organs in perfect heah2 You never hear such
palpltatOn of the heart,
How many men, from the effects of excuses. have
brought about that state of weakness Sexual Organs
that has reduced the general system much as to induce
almost every other dlsease-diocy, lunacy paralysis
spinal Affections suicide almost every other form of
disease which humanity is heir to- and the real cause of
the trouble scarcely suspected, and have used
remedies for all but the right one.
Diseases of these organs require the use of Durec
HELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU is the
great Diurec and is certain cure for diseases of the
Bladder Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Organic Weakness.
Female Complaints General Debility, and all diseases
of the Sexual Organs whether existing in male or f
male from whatever originating and no matter of
how long standing.
limo treatment Is submitted to- CONSUMPTION or Insau
ity may ensue Our flesh and blood supported from
these sources and the health happiness and that of
poserty depends upon prompt use of reliable remedy
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1871 OHES SHIRE RAILROAD
- . L. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT-finm men1

INT 2 II Els Fl R r RAILROAD
- ~ SUMMER ARRANGEMENT-Commen
Trans leave Worcester, Foster Street Depot al sOA
m, llI5 g. M and 420 p M Fitchburg at gl5a m and
lows Falls avg 'ie anu nc.
Blashng connections al Bellows Falls with Rutland a
burlington 4. X. for Rutland Saratoga Burlington &c
also WIN VI Central X. T. for Windsor White Riyei
Junction connecting with Conn and Passumpsc Sivet
moSd Montpelier St. Adams, Rouses Point 0gdens
Tickets to all points north for 10 Mt No AFostor
Worcester-J. BARNARD, Agent. ~
az. sIe ~ low as 6y any route and distance less
and North r STEW a sP ' Sn es'
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WORCESTER AND NASHUA R. R
NOTICE,

On and after April I'd, 1871 Passenger Train will
eave Foster street station on Sunday att NJ for Gro
at Groton junction with train Boston and
ate stations on fitchburg Railroads; also with train far
Lowell, Boston, and intermediate stations on sto ,ur
Brook and Boston & Lowell Railroads. Va sunny
Returning, Will connect at Groton junction ,,.,u
trains rom Lowell and Boston, and will arrive ., WI
ecster at Sl5P NJ. G. s. TITRNFEfps s s Mof-
Worcester May q, 1871. dtf "' 0upt;;
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w ESTWARD, Ho = Tickets for the
, Mest 9y al routes and for all points South on the
Missasppl River, at the lowest rates AnnIy 10 I'm
$4,000 aS' y and Canada Express 2fIce' Sromn
BE- qhneria ~ gvon. d wv "'""'h VIII
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FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
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nor BOSTON VIA GROTON JUNO.
TIoN.-Cars leave Worcester at $40 and Ii Is a. m
and 4.20p m. ~ o. III
Returning, leave Boston at g. IS and II a. H. and N m
Cars run through. Baggage checked through wit6ont
change 90 "i'"oue
Passengers by this route land In the immediate c,r,,
Of the Eastern, Boston q Maine, and Boson a Inrvsk
fax. - "'Ai Gnu taAn
Juno l3.lS70 ar All.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07
The Vaiue Of Diamonds.

The qusoa ohen asked Why diamonds oo-.y' WY ss
hey 90 highly pd This answered somewhat tho sans
way when We determine the for the 7aue placed ssa
and dver yet gold esteemed rather fashion than from red
beauty Artistic elects be produced In copper conveying ewes
warmer and richer hn 70 the and quicksilver FROM i mobility.
proiuss bnAney Of color SURPRISING that Of silver Its sss do
ends however Its comparative scarcity bat above ell b darsS
M The diamond tie most costly Of all bssnces has intrinsic bean
tics Of It's 1t has hmPdty, abrsney Ere apporanns %
itself bat above all soute u!esucy hT that q
known product which gives the additional erhInoed
vaue The Srst diamond taken from the bed OF the Indian torrent cs
eentures ago. Of IT, weight par Of
bnl AIT e been Ibmj Though has passed through millions
hands slows OF has hn u. all tempers
turrs and climates ant It's shining uer has palrt This nee
hbiy has then made neinab aanIar OF ye tboosanS
Jea lad Is price aud thousand years reuAia
unchanged form and us aud still be- object Of worth Standaras
Of coin land diminish bu. the damosd
from h beau:y rarity an it. lstng power In value ~iss
OF is In looking the magnificent coiechsa
diamonds hes STAIR MAkCUss Of No. y JOhut (uo S4in
attracted by solitaire star the gas Of other gh
which told probably Indian origin and that might have
gheei Rah escaping cor0ng TOOTH
anil coming down absolutely brilliant sh'a
drst dashed in the sun.-lBrooklJn Bige.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07
PERSO VII.

Lieut.. .-Col. William Cainc, late Lieutenant
Governor Hong Kong, whO more than % years a""
took part IN East Indian campaign, died. recently IN
LhII4nil.
The Bishop of Antigua, Sir Benjamin Pine,
and the Rev VIM Arthur. appealing i'll England Tor
all for the people Antigua who suffered from the late
hurricane
The ex-Rcbel Gen. GanO, who was some
what noted fellow horscstcaler with John Morgan
j. clergyman in Tennessee lie Is said 10 DC Del
ter preacher than he was soldier
Charles johnson, full-sized man, married
lately III Roche,t in this state young woman Clara
Roscnbtrg only inches high johnson can hardly nave
u very elevated yirw Of his wife.
The ex-Rcbel Cen. Wade Hampton of South
Carolina is feeble fom nervous prostration that his
friends fear he cannot recover. His wife lies very ow'
too from late attack Of paralysis
L. d. BOaldman of Hartford, Conn,
who discovered the process of making britannia
ware, Is stI working in the same establishment where
Lc made the discovery, 81 years ago
One W. L. Huston of Painesville, Ohio, mate
Of schooner. recently attempted to thrash sailor al
Detroit, Mich; but the sailor thr1Shed nm Whi'h Sd
mortified Huston that he committed suicide
The richest citizen of Boston is said to be
Augustus Iemcnway whose entire estate Is valued at
less than &2To,o" Hemenway would hardly DC thouSh'
Ill comfortable circumstances in New-1ork'
Count Chotck, who has been appointed
Governor Of Bohemia was recently AustrOHunssrian
EmbassadOr at st. Pctrrsb1rgh, and i dlsthtu-ned
Of OF the oldest and most eminent BOheAsh
families
A San Francisco orator having made ths
statement that starr King was bare foot schooiDoy
Od schOobOy companion writes TO the san Francisco
deUNing that The great preacher ever "cnt w
school uH>iOd.
j. w. :. Browne, founder Of The Cincinnati
Com,rriai who shot and killed. h1 daughters seducer
in Mcmpis Tenn, long asss has been paccd nldrr
5000 bad, and will. it Is said, b. Acquitted "neh ou
before tie Courts.
James Polk, one of Gen. Jackson's countless
Coored servants, died recently Id Ncw-Orcans age w.
He ths Generals valet long as 1914 lbG mum
Der Of dOiurstcs prominent Americans nave hau 10
almost hey ond enumeration.
Signor Francisco Bcrrant, a wen-kn0Tn
Brazilian, states that he knew Intimately the rShtn
heir the Dchborne estate that he has Travelled "A
him, and lived with him for time in RIO JanelTo
that the gcnuiuU 1chDOrnc sailed i'll the Bcllh from ny
tO NeWYork, and was lost in storm with Oil on Do"
The other TphOornc he denOunccs OF cOurs as hh LII
poster.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07

,.so, and arc read IN place by their titles ana Ire re-
lteSsuton, 40 the appropriate committees Ere long tnry
ferred drsDorted and In the routine OF s.s IcEnSa,
sre T1Isced on what is called tho pr,ESte lNdra,
non and when 1t is under c0nsldssra-
cslenoSa member IA expected TO look attrr
~. H own local and private ns rno no onS - any
ie mS9e eodcrakeS to object TO or oppose any priNae
nSu from mis- district, he IA reminded tnat S
nsng tie wrllcs,aOSh'd rue VI ,n r0ou iSierfernS
n.c Which prohibits any member rom "a d he
,s inc local bills "f any other member; auu @ that his
w amending mcmher Is given to nnderSIa9u md de-
W,ste hills shall he rejected on tho caieh'i r,sIatye
Pi,as - he persists IN tGC breach OF ItGIoaur rnr
to"stte This rule OF etique,te SiHU SiTsmbers
80 largely IN committee, ana onrU nron"Ttcd merely
70 81 w ,bcy insist upon II. Thus lnsteau ond "a
Ncsu an se,ur,ug comparison or NlsNs,, , ,rSntjsm
cJnceh' ives on the several bs the WIN, wiz,
OF nr, W. M alton is brought 10 Na[ - nd the
vcry hing "Ln Ia on is D0th the nr amend
prsct'l'' '''" frly re- Stcd by the local hc'ot
mem 4 i to de- u"nStratc ms a"iy W yraooiiwrd
hin. IN the exact shape IN WhtI .h T IcsI,iye
hls " - -, mi; j. that what SOS mo lo Sehms onr
thehl' ,,t Jain ius' Il went IN anu , n o.a
n'in, 1,,,s. are .otlcl dOwn ahhua!'' icislat}on
-. Of crude l-r~-ei 'r',! - ne name and
- ,ts . MAu.c, = uiW"l'h! VI t, rlnrtreuth
Anu "nI a.. -. a. y ,iSlized community IN Ihe Nn'
century. ,, ~. s,,ne thAt these evils might
~ mas '"'' -, al the veto power ~ O''T
y" cur @ tan d. that inis cannot ue uom has
klo", ,t fI,rIy tiri. The preStHI - wv, ,i.,SsirS
done nor . 81, ,,rs ~ service he vetoed US Dlis ana
~ s,Ista ned In every l'>ahV - ious hiIis tbem
,e1es have not only d' edj . n,is of other, of
80 IIi have prevented large , =" ~, I'm rs,i
IN ss.s from neius enacted; anu yer thS IoSt
hTs t,o total iuadcquacy OF iHlN as leISuy. Anc
d : conc - fr ~ u" uHitu' ana tueNicu as
G0Nyl 'l, N this wav. RI be attempted to 60 any
,So- tpr members Of The legislature would FORM com
soa a,ast him, AMI pass the bills over his Nrto"S
rcd iwo-thig!, and when this were done, he
" "a . ,,,V ri ~ tur I,r restraint as the dTlNCr
- rg..t t,,4T ;r.H wlih hi> tines broken
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07
MR.. TWEED'S NEW REFORM rARTi.
From, JI V,,-. Y,rErr >tldls hi ma o. o-. p.

The Democratic State Convention finished
IFS ahrs Yesterday A. apparent irOEl the d lc!t-
lions the result the first day not so universally
satisfactory at III, place il question as people al M,
tauce were iustlncd in assuming 1hc AHtFldinn"hN
men must nevertheless subsequently have hc"n Mater
aIIv Influenced by thc position which the 1allIuhhNltS
b,iayed alter the Withdrawal with which they favored
ms Ihe reception which the deliberations OF the CON
yention OF the day before yesterday found In IN" fpn
~ press, serve indication a. To what TIE I'M
o,Iirt of TImIulIu at Rochester on WClncN dy 'Nr-
us supported Itself upon. The R"pubIlcau llt'FIt Ia'
I, of fht events under which TiHudny WfndICw from
re Convention must indeed tend To lead the 1aInnaY-
j., 10 carry their heads higher, and II makes prompt
t,s nee ~.Ary IN order II put limit 10 all lrtheI M
amir lrISoEs. While the Reform DctEAtun went 10
h. chester principally with the purpose oi protesting
ais; i adm " TIunnanl and - 10 Ia ana uc-
,ir,,d tn force TIE CEU.i!On or tie Apu looms
tt:pl Lt. -. = authority was most dcC!lrd'3 'nC
ia he they could clearly not be SdIlshcd WIN
L resolution, which the Convention duopIcu di~r tho
rtf'ldrav ol r iIEtuS. Thls was because Idihlnih.
summarized by lis declaration OF wlthdrhwa cOnd Pre-
.lc aud a.lrauy Rochester clearly dd presume 10
ty aim for 81. further political acNy ana III IL
tn ach acknowledgements the regular party orGanlZht"I
/, W.. urc,.~sary the Rr.OTm Democrats
,u,neil,tcly To avert the result. For tins reason
ctly upOn the reOpcnug OF the Convention the Re-
former. placed openly before II the aDuoe which might
he uructccd through the resolution OF the Convention or
M gay be fore Ncsi lday, and they put an end, through
:; ptcSc count -dcclarann, to every GUuh WHITTIER
TamInauy candidate could claim support from the De
In',r,l', The j. ;nUylary ul W.
Snr Of ScwYork is through this platform irrcV"cahN
,uI,tltittcd Il Reform party. Corrupt elements have
latu- lnOrc t. ok in il. But AL VINO are earnest Ii
Inc Il, ioIm movement must stand by this platform
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

For other Ship News sec Second PaoeI
ARRIVED.
Steamship Volunteer Howcs Phladophs with ndse 70 LonlsN
6ssmshio Co.
Bng M.as a. o. sepIen. NewsaHle Eng 80 days with muse
Brig Rsciy Gleu (of Newport, r. IL, Dor Baltimore.
BIZ Leousrl Meyes Hieia Havana IL days, with ngar
BnE Proteus Acfey Cutler, with spihng. 80 ,,,
eshr Mpgs lof Rapor Haeabrsok Savss u dAys vita sfs
seSI W Sander, tof BrOoiAar.u smith, 8. Pierre Mart
dayh xih sasar. - - -
o L. stsvsns Pro,incetovp. Celrsa. Peraod, c.
Wm. Y. Burden, Provdsnes. Susan kockiasd
etromboh. ChAthan- Csbrss fievseeaoe
JohS r Nonsoa Providence har,hAa Perrin. CSkAssse
C.roips Kia,el Providence. Mira Pratt, Portland, CA
Norspes ThonastouL Z Strsttoa Caas,
y w Beli Tsuutou Edward Weesea. Provdeses.
Albert Pharo, Providence. Bannbw NewLosdea
4ay MsrsAon, Fall hver U Cesv runtoa -.
Shsas. N,v-Hsrn N. J. hssd Taantsa
0scar G. Aeksn, Stamford sarah Baohey, rfo'aeaos
Rdra nachas Veto. Tbonastoa
0han, Portland, Ne Geo frsscou 'lna'ha'es.
0raoo b. George
WtND-SaadowA, moderate, 81 thick and hssT es saore
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosfoH, Oct dArnvsd steamships Wm Crsne from bAiumosi
Leopard, from PHILADELPHIA bark Pade' non hsA
FOREIGN PORTS.
IT. Oct &Ar''d ship ''''A'''' 'D' r'' IRON New
Hsnbarv Aneesn steamship Thungs Cspt
kAs Tor HAmbusx touched a. Py mouth today
LvIRPooL Oct 6-Arrsd steamship Coasni from New York
HAvAIA. 6-Arhvsd bAzt Joha Gnfan frsn hs~istk.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07
PANIC IN A CONCERT HALL.

WrLMINGTON, Del, Oct. G.-At u concert las.
evening IN Institute Hail. by the Sunday school oi inc
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church large muslin cur
tain stretched around the hall took fire. The AUDIENCE
which was largely composed OF women and children
became panic stricken and rushed to the DOORS Whon
were jammed that the passage way was bockeu
up, and the weaker persons were trampled upon anu
badly crushed In the efforts OF the crowd 10 escape The
utmost excitement prevailed. Many ladies' sWoonru m
and we're hadly Int not dangerously hnr, !no ~
fire WIS promptly rxtnuu-hrd n ~ helirvfn thnt 'hr
cn- nght purp0-rh tnIhrd against th" curtain w
,ul, -"-'i iwraVn. ~ tIrLl" vaHs !'i 'hI PHi
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07
AH Ncd,es Of Marriages mus! be iHdorSed rI:a ho
name and address.
DIED..


BELL-Ou Thurstav Mr &a Bell rclct u Isaac Bell sa
daughter OF the late John Ellis
BURK-Iu 1871 Henry Burr formerly OF Psi~
The mu viii be brought Fairfield for Notice Of fanorsi
tleir ARRIVAL
CHASE-At Hohokpn n Wednesday evening Julia o. Chasn.
mother Of Iisylhoud ii. Cook, aged 81 years - 49,, -.
Thc relatives friend OF the family rrsIey n'ei 10 ate"
her Baptist CnuTcu, bOonneh An sd "a
Sunday, OF g. at : O'clock p N
pOpO--At ornee " j. Oct s. Lehuel Dod. ased 33eears
relltes uds of the family rspn invited to Sos
residence Of lis mother, Prsle H. Orsnse %
T.ss4l., Oct 10. at ) O'Clock p H.
HUTCsONOn 1llrsdy tue oh ir:; Alexander liutehson bio
RGy and friend, of the family and also Of fahernv Col
p,d Morr SOD Invited attend BIZ funeral rOl bis lat resi-
denct, - hast Seyely nns, on Saturday 'th ns' IL"
In.
JESNEROr the 9Th inst at Nrwk v j. Solomon Jeuner IN TIE
I'll Of his
tn Of the family respectfully invited to ,'tsni
Tuesday the 10Th lDSs at M nom ui' Ate e
denee 40. IS MarrIyst
PATTERSON Patterson The residence Of her sonia
law Rev. Dr. Mr u sang N4g, Oct. d aged a..
Ff, service, MOuIIy, 9th inst
l:iU o CLOCK p. her is;e TesGeacc.
Gin nna, papers Please copy.
stone rei vi ChA aIett ROsh in to il ysIro hos
Funeral Jane, Church NevcwD L. L. SUNDAY Oct
Cat oA R,',t1cs ld S Of the family invited to attend
Trans leave Hunters Point st laO
SCOrr-On WEDNESDAY evening Ib last the residence Of ber
nephew C. ay"mryer esd Tlrosgs heck Mra hay Sc"'I
IT, Il lie faTy and fiber sister Mrs Catherine IIsvrmryrr.
are attend her funeral SATURDAY neI 0ooek rsa
No J9J W rst Fntetn:b'SG
srorGUTOy-u Bellows Falls Vt. sepf 29 Laurs g. vile u
Henry t. ssougton NeworE City Tie 18th year Vi her
WALKEU Uu Friday morning. Oc q, Laaets wife Of eoy
d Walker -..-.., . , ma, - .,,.,s
Funrs Christ Churca IulHJhn ST. anu rHhaVe ID"
OcIuck On SUNDAY afternoon
wALKER-on FRIDAY William r. walker aged ~ years
Friend, anil invited 10 t % the funeral trio ns a' res
lJ3 West 1bir'thrit, TUESDAY lOth nsI a.
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