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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-02-10
THE sEMI-wEEKLY SUN, SO A YEAI

of the same size and general character THE WEEKLY
but with greater variety of miscellaneous reading, and
furnishing fhenews to Its subscribers with greater fresh
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-02-10
Che AulIar at5eekIg Sun.
Newspaper of the Present Times.
Intended for People Now on Earth.

Including Farmers Mechanics, Merchants, Professional
Men, Workers. Thinkers and all Manner of Honest Folks
and the Wives, Sons, and Daughters of all such.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-02-10
TO the SUFFERING.

recipe for Consumption, RrOnchitis, Asth:
NM. sore Throat, sGrofplG, Comghsi .i,,s ana re
siding In Brazil missionary II cured me OF Consump
on when all other had failed, therefore feel II my
duty to send it. charge, 10 all who are suffering
from Throat and lang disorders
Address REv WILLIAM II. NORTON,
Nlperkta ST. New York City
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-28
Gbe qaip spp ddturtst GucsOap Mominq obcmbu 9S 1871

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,,, h1st week, me government utlVrihcs E'SilVu
Wull'nanIlc ana nfGsl'glleu huu'"V1 VI s ~,
pActeu VIOLATIONS Oh thc Irc,isc law NY , "s,
turoed ohly one party ana o,llS n.lioAcu Hl,'l
ny iahlhS the DOORS 81 tHc concern anu WI l'iS
them TO Nolwich' we hhaeisilnu oIhel cstao'
llshmenls may DC calied upon Il Ice'lSeS arc Uot
tahth our, ,.o,...,...-,.., a.. ,.......... .
me l%aulh- u'iIeulllGS Whlcl, t9e directors N
the AR Line ROAD nave bcen calIed upon 10 sur
mount nave a'teady uec'i overcome an lne
oIu t"nlHclu's huNe lolui'lN SIuV'l ne,eTliicnlN
10 20 'olMu'u ~ once "uu sIauc ,,'t WhoIe I lnc.
~ =, - eApcoleu 'hat InlhS VIII run " I-'s'
carry ~ tlte spllng 4nu 20 through 10
"Hiiun9u!W py tne lonTIu OF July
Inc Gying uee , OF Emma operly, thG
nTi,u, VS.s luitu out ny llG courl III tc ,Ill
y, JAM p'iill, lly siileGcd a"ottl3'iiSt, NJ NJ"
l"N'u, w Io'Nisel iol tuV s'3'e apIHuoncu lue
on9I, "n" t"e J"'9 Ict"'icu "'cI"'t VI n"'
E"i'N
a. ne h'etnWriSt church III EaSt thompson,
VIZ 'u9IeueT "c'v oini oul VI iileIl
p.op'ic19 ny SeeliI IIle pulpit Up oael aiid 70
a'ilaStl uPIi ',le moor oeloW, Jus, u" ny lhis
- iT'i US hiIee ",'v' 'l'N' "V"'"" IT, ANY"
pup" ny, ,l i"s pcc1 HeVlncu u,o.,: 800, ,r..c,
81 n t"S iI'u uciHce' nui 'ueu arn il.l so,u
ny - Il o''''i Nv w nuns VI "T''"ll!O d"
nHsscu over rl'kety pal, at inc Silali price OF
NV Son1'' bLreclH upPusclc, % Il cuum'lN S'"llI
3 ".u w. llj Vupulif Ioi lvM ln'l'2 mum"
"uiN ~, uV'u' nv ''V'toe9 W tpT H"'uon ''o
an uii'eeiluS s.Nuii ou tc SUI VI ny W., 10
'o,,oN ; NY ~, 10 lhc 'eIe''Il S"le With,
CO lholnas Mp9te' VINO was reica5Pu rom
9lhS HihG IecenliN' on ptt,ioh o. uoNcI"oi
JeWei, was u resident oil Mellden; nc was, II
Is peIleNeu' uuluStN cnar@Sd WIN CouilnlltlilE
hi%hWay ropDefN IN New l"h, INC 'nu'cInvut
alIe@!n@ illa' nc SiOie - li0"l Il IIal III lIt
Slreet III oioan aayli@ht. InG cast was orou%nI
10 'hc lolIee Vi No'cIhur houhi""' WIZ ''uSe"
ms Isl ieIc;tSc. n.,,
,,,, me NoI"Nh DuiIetH, OF " 'hua! SaN
lne uiSasicI 10 'le steamer Wy VI N'W lo'l-
con S1li toItlliutS 10 oceuN aIi Laou@i's
1C,'cel, Any ''ill! ciSe was uliheI a'ou' Acsttl
u"{ "nu w g was Ic.clLer 70 AZ Sreaae1
y, i,,s In "n l'it e'iu,o.igH ~ iu,'e d.
t,o'cssiolls Ioi,oWin- tc remains Vi victims oi
te si,l rISllltl tnI oH@n lllc s!ree'S' IeNnu'Cu
aT VI lne previous uaS ~ -
III .,"C aiIN! '"l rN'nt ',aH ~ pl"'"u'''li!
81 e' 'i'0 humans vi ioo'inS !" ''''
y IN, N, ,.c, .-
r Iirt3 ,Ia,tipi9 anu lnCeiM
vi Ig'c'Itu Iou Pieli'ul'S LITTLE We
ona,l vi o'Iooer laSt nc enormous sum ol
ooVOuu' III Octuner OF Ilsl wear inc Itcelp'S ol
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-28
NORWICH AND WORCESTER DIV.

~ SION, b., II. and T. RIt. ls3i. ''i' -
=, IRAhs i9tEG sou1n, LEAVE WORCESTER At
5ter with train from SouthhrIdgc ali for nos
tons at P!alnleld with trains to ad from Hart
New London from West Side station ''''' w
iO'VO a. m. az Passenger Train. Connects at WOr
ceSer with trains from Boston, Nas iiIia. Fitch .
burg Lowell, &c; at Worcester .unciion win
Western and Providence trains; at i'unain witt
traia iron Boston; at PlainGed for Providence:
al oorwica with traiRs for New isondcn q: ysic
Acu usven. ' '''''''
rGater with trains from Nashua, nj. cIuurg I oFi
eE, &c. at Worcester Junction with ENrfess
rrovbmcc ana Worcester roads; at riinam Win St
tram rom Boston; Al Piainleld Junction trslns
IRON reviden'c and Hartford arrive in season or
hi train, Passengers FROM way station, teXcepr
Webster. fntnam and panicSonvucl for New
I9iG Ry steame5 from Few London, will take this
Use NJ. steamholt Express Tram for New YORK
connects at Worcester with trains ttoIn Eostou
Concord, Manchester, Lowell, Lawrence, Nashua
Hiehtgrg, Sci at Putnam from Boston, val
ter New L"hdon at 3.I5 pm
81 IEAiNs Geud NORTH l'EGyE NcRwicu At
S.IO m. Steamboat EXPRESS train for Boston daily
eNeebl A9nnay) connecting at Putnam for Ho6
ton, Blackstone, Frank in and W9lpuc e.; at Wo-
Concord, Fltchbirg, sc Tiis train caves sew
london at A't6 n, dependent arrival OF
6.90&m. Way Passenger Train Connecting
q, dE Eoo,l Jahgl!on for Pt9yidcnce; a lntnsm
Junction tor Springfield, and way stations Albany
sc, ana Providence at Worcester for trains 10
faEheld WITH train from and for Providence;
sTqEms at Worcester JWclionin scason for rams
10 Boston Providence, Springfield and Albany;
- al Worcester lor trains TO Boston, Nashua jIc
Tich with tram from Sew London, and at Pam
cester with train for Boston.
Leaves webster fer W orf r st I G6Oam.
Leaves worcester for Webster al G.:f:I pm.
du eor"ich Worcester Division.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-28
1871 CHESHIRE RAILROAD
~ y 81 MML-E ALEA MEN. L..l ......-.--...-

ing MOhDAf, May 8, ISL
Trains leave Worcester, foster Street prro lt IN n
A. H. IS a. IN. and 40 D. nj FitcbbHrg 1t 9l5a M and
!ows Falls -
Making c2nnectong az Bellows Falls with Euia ana &
burlington X. K for futland Saratoga, Burlington. Nc,
Also with Vt Central Il, r. for Windsor, White i;ivrF
junction connecting with Conn and PassuTnnsc River
kaIlroadl Montpelier, st. Adams Rouse Point, Osdeues
Durg Montreal, &c
FtCkets to all points north for at No Faster "a,
H0rcester-J BARSAED, Agent.
rare rs low as BY any route and distance less
sDd NORTH v S9rL W 4 m Gt1
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-28
TOR SALE AT THELOWEST PRICES.
New Scriptural Commentary,
Critical and Explanatory
ON THE OLD d NEW TESTAMEN,rS.
BY JAMESON. FAUssET * BROWN

BY JAMESON. FAUSSET Il BROWN.
said TO he the hes. and cheapest in the English Ian
$1,000. ~
Appe'ons New American Cyc0pedia
Charles Summers Works
edition for 500 " 7'
The Library of Poetry and Song. with an Introduction
by VIM Cullen Bryant The New Edition contains Ig
fine engravngs, ami Is doubles the best selection ever
published '''
Brockeit's History Of the Great War between France
and Germany, price $3.50.
Dr. Warren's Household Pbysic an New edition and
other valuable works. s
VIII sell b auliiu Family Bibles eTcee9ingJy chem
and furnish nearly any book that may be desired and al
money refunded 1870 "
y B.-Will sell hrst-cass Paper and Envtlopes a
ahou. half price, and Woodruff Superior Violine Ink
az % cts. a quart and Black Ink at 5 cts q bottle
AGESIS WANTED, and large inducements gwen
Please call at No. II Pleasant a.
q. A. SKINNER,
INC CAS- General Agent
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-28
GeQaI 3lotltes.

nISSOLUTtON OF COMPREHENSIVE.
~ EDWIN A. BABcOCK &c scs TO he a member of the
firm of j. TODD Co, and after this date. All
PERSONS are he ehy forbid making any payments to The
said BahcOch on account Of debts due the cuparlnersip
The Coffee and spice business of the former Cupgrt-
ner.lp will he continued at the Olian IN Jn!o st g,
under the same firm name as before dssOluti n.
j. TODD.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-28
woRCEsrER 40 srRINGrIEIn n1rls1os

modatiOnl at 6.35 It N '
p N. ' '''' '''' -
For Albany rXYrcss) 955; for New York and Albany
0Npl lh21 M. and i.d, and 1885 n IN. Now York
Sunday mail leaves at 1905 T.. NJ Sleeping ears viii
40 m train Wv"
Leave Springfield for Worcester at 200 7Ii ll30ara
Ia exp, gus cXc., 100 $40 exp M Albany Sunday
express 6jUa m Sunday mail 1925 a m (Mouday).
- RAILROAD CoHEErFiONs.-At Albany with lie New
rcfk central, Troy and GrcCHbusii, and Hudson River
h&iIr9aas. AT Chatham with the Harlem and Hudson
ana Boston and Lebanon Springs Railroads. At state
LG WIN We iott tonic Railroad. At Pittsdcld with
uc lliiSn"id an Gorth Adams and IlOusatoni rrn1ds
A. MGslhGId win the New Haven aud Northampton IA;
ALspnghcid with the Hartford, Sew Il1vpusnd SPRING
neld, and Connecticut River Railroads. At Palmer Win
me New London Northern RR. At Worcester Junction
Wtn the Providence and Worcester Worcester and
EGShua ant Norwich and Worcester Railroads. A
south tiamn@lam with the Boston, Clinton and Fitch
bury, and Iii ford Railroads.
q o. EI-sSEII- S--L-n-L-.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-28
each way daily (Sundsys excepted, between
KORCFSTER ANn NEW rnNrnnN

WORCESTER AND NEW LONDON.
connecting with the abovenamed Steamers leaving
WORCESTER at 1870 and Ais P. NJ Freight i1
these trains IS sure to be IN New York the next Ornnet
unavoidable accidents alone preventing. The facitcsi
therefore for the rapid transit freight arc unsrnassel
slG inc rates are always as low by any other line
Freight forwarded from New Yor6 South via Camden
SlI ANNOY H. X, and West via Ere and Penn. Contra
Ii. s. or hy any other route, ordered, promptly
FOR further information INQUIRE of ". H. fITFSER
Agent worcester J.. 81. N. ANDREWS, sup't.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-28
A GREAT NEED SUPPLIED.

FOR BOSTON VIA GROTON JUNO
A TION.-Cars leave Worcester at $50 and lll5 a m
and 1902. m
Returning leave Boston at 625and II a. m. and D. m
Cars run through. Baggage checked through without
change.
Passengers by this route land in tie immediate vcint
ofthe Eastern Boston q Maine and Boston & Lowell
D'pos; Siso Steamers Tor Portland ct. John and Hs-
IA.
IL 1871
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-28

Scarlet fever is prevalent in Mcridcn.
Tie hat business in DIubury is increasing
Hartford expects 10 be visited BY New York
thieves
new carpet warn and Irvine mill is being
erected at BIiSsyille.
a new school house is TO be built in the west
middle district, Hartford.
The proprietor Of the Dlleville mills never
employs any bat total abstinence people.
The new National insurance comDony or
Hartford was organized Monday forenoon.
Martha Woodcock Of New Britain was severe.
~ assaulted by rough last week.
me Episcopal church at Waterbury is to have
a chime OF bells.
httle girl fell into 4 hOgShead of water and
was drowned in Bridgeport, Friday.
The barn Of Mrs. Allen Judd ai New Rritain
was destroyed by an incendiary fire last wppI,
law SUIT was recently settled in New Ha
ven BY each OF the parties agreeing to nav $40
to an orphan asylum
A locomotive caught hold of a Bridoenort
wOman's dress and Whirled her around Sow.
eral times without iniuring her.
Andrew Fletcher, who rcCently met with an
accident at the knitting factory in Hartford
died last week Of his injuries.
Some unknown person fired pistol at Charlie,
Stebbins, Of Bethel, last week, the ball passing
through his arm.
A courcd woman, once a slave, sued William
Drake, Of Hartford, for five years unpaid wages
and gUt Sab and costs
-Four boys between the ages of ten and fourteen
were sentenced At Norwich, last week, to tw,
years "a the state reform school for committing
eight burglares recently
Several water privileges in rolland county
ON the llne Of the New London Northern rail
road, have been purchased aud mills will b,
erected.
Saturday morning last, burglars entered the
store 81 Geo h. Lliarge, in Greenwi ID, and tool
about sz0O worth of gallery. a reward of $50 i
Offered for the thief.
Burglars entered the residence of Charlie,
Hobby, and the saloon Of one Weed, in Daricn
well rewarded at either place.
land slide occurred near the Alingtowr
cut on the Derby railroad FRIDAY uiaht i
tram ran INTO II, and a colored woman wal
| quito seriously injured.
! Mr.. Randolh Linslcy Of Mcriden for the nae
| two months has sent 600 tea rose buds ne
week to Il Fifth avenue, New York, house ii
expects to send this number weekly until ih
middle Of April; and also 2,0Oe carnations pc
| week TIL the same Tine
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-28
T7O THE HONORABLE SENATE ar


The city Of Worcester respectfully petitions that
uortv may be ganted TO SAID city to and hold
for the purpose Of ruhic HarS and for other public
uses all TINT tract of land in said Worcester known rs
the "Old Common" and bounded northery by Front
street castey by the east side Salem are south
crv by Park street, and Westerly by Main street or any
portion OF said tract now occupied used Tor other pur
poses b' any persons corporations.
Aud your petitioners will ever pray.
EDW'D EARLE, Mayor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-28
ABLEsT LIVING WRITER'S.


ms therefore Indispensable to every who wishes to
keep pace wit tine events or intellectual progr-s ur the
time or 80 cultivate in hmscifur his family general in
tcllig nee and literary taste
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-28
VERMONT


Diptheria is prevailing to an alarming extent
in many sections OF Vermont.
Cows are sold by auction in Orleans county
at from $40 to 1913 per head
The barn of Mr.. p. Soule of West Randolph
was burned few nights since. The barn was
filed with hay the day before.
The house and Outhuildings OF Norman Hogs
bon, in South Montgomery, were burned last
Monday night. Loss about $1,000 and insured
for $500.
Jonathan WEIGH, who died recently at Groton,
left his real estate, valued at $4,000, for the
benetit OF the Baptist church, of which he was a
member.
There is now living in WilliSton lady aged
eghty-iOar years. and a strong, healthy woman
for that age, who has given birth to thirty-thrPe
children. She has been three Times married.
There was considerable excitement last week
at Mclndoe's Falls, in consequence of the alb
duction of Young girl from her fathers home
on Wednesday evening, by parties who wished
TO prevent marriage that was to take place
next day. She has not since been found.
ID. ID. GOrham, principal of the high school
at Montpelier for eleven years. goes 10 North
ampton, Mass, in January, to assume the prin-
clpalshiD of the high school there, and is sue
cccdcd at Montpelier by E. w. WeStgate of New
Ipswich n. II.
Vermont has a mine of wealth in its marble
quaries. Some Of the mills in which the mar
bic is sawed are valued at 500 900: they are
operated by both steam and water power, aud
more than one thousand men find employment
in developing these quaTics. Some of the
quarIlCS are two hundred feet below the surface
and from thence the marble is transported by rail-
to all parts of the country, at prices ranging
from 81 80 to S14 per cubic foot.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-28
DR. C. A HILL
81 Howard St., Boston, Mass,

ECEIv WE'D THIS DAY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-28
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
o n Pond < Go

No: Front ST. Exchange, where they have constantly
on land and continually receiving City and COu1-
Try Property of every description
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-28
PERSONAL ESTATE

BV SAMUEL HNTCH Il CO.,
ONO" 70. Morton Place. rear - Milk rect Postou
MORHGAGEES SALE OF REAL AND
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-28

II E A L Il S Il A 7 E.,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-28
Railruaos.
RosTON, barre & GARDNER R. r..

n
on and after MOnfay, Nov. ~ Trains viii leave Card
ncr for Worcester aud intermediate stations. at 500 10
and II a. NJ, and ~ 4 Is T. NJ. making connection
With trains ON al he roads ter mating passing
through Worcester
REL URN lNG-Lcavc worcester at EA NJ ~ 20 10
ana $50 T.. NJ. connecting Gardner with an ira
IIe V mnnt and Mussachusels Railroad 10 and nom
Ho1~hc Tunnc,, Greenfield ana mterurdia sta ton,
any AT Grcnhtl and G. Outs Corner with trains nor Ii
ana south rom those points
80 IVERS PHILLIPS President
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-28

We're in view OF AL tho competitor, that are no
in the hcld TO choose. | should certainly choose In
LIVING .'"-her, H"'V Ward Beecier
In no other single publication can there be found SO
RBg POt
tc8, ~ T.
The ahcst sa IS. tie most entertaining storics the
hchl poetry OF tue Euplsh augU1sr, are here gathered
toS' thcr. -hiia0& Siats JOJW0i.
For thinking people the best of a! the eclectic ru'
comes ere,Y 'ceeh"-1he Adcaace Chicogo.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-28
ABBOTT& RICE
No. CENTRAL EXCHANGE,

a. FOR SADE-In West Boylston, q
Eii IN all Farm o. acres, a OF mile from depot,
ELI and = ct mile nom centre; good buildings. and
plenty Of fruit. Price S2lGn. il called for soon.
ID. +. PARMENTER IL co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-28

80 FOR SALE-Farm of so acres, Z
VIII miles fir m Worcester II miles rom depot and
Ell ! Of mile To school, churches stores, post office
&c will keep cows and horse; large orchard
good bGildimgs wood enough for place Price s2200
d. f. pARMENIER & co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-28

~ FOR SALE-Farm of 60 acres, s
}es:; miles from Worcester. z miles rom churclCs
ssi!l post Office, &c; viii keep and horse the
year round; large supply of fruit; 10 acres wood
from % TO 20 years growth; good bu dings and water
Price $500, Terms easy.
u. F. PAEAlENTER a co,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-28

A Waterman IN one of the Thorndike mills
captured the ghost few nights since. when M,
duty. While passing through room in The
mill he WAS struck by a spool or bobbin. fol-
lowed by another, which broke his lantern
Grnping round ia the dark, with drawn re.
yolyer, be ran against the ghost in the entry,
and grabbed BIN by the collar when tue fellow
owned up saying he had frightened two watch
men away, but only did it for fun.
The people OF MOnson have been ANNOYED dur
ing the past month by very tan woman. a.
tired ~ black, closely yelled and weaving a
white hood. She has no particular fine or
pace OF appearance, but cones quickly and S.
iehtiS When but one person is present. and SLOW
~ follows az a short distance Her frst an
peatance was from one of the windows OF a new
church 70 a Young man who was passing late at
hlsht some three weeks ago. Last week A
sOung man was passing through a piece al
woods wnen he Was suddenly confronted by tbr
appainion, and, thinking 10 solve the mystery
asked what was wanted. For a reply he wa5
khoeked down and severely beaten, and was
glad enough 30 escape. His father. who
H9ail q af'ieye 'be yarn, was served still more
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-28
Worccslcr, Nov a, nj. ~ Hi, dif n3
w ORCESTER AND NASHUA RAIL
hoAD-Qn and amor N nnday Snnl. L ISL. L.... N

I,TN ], n
ger Trains viii run rs fo!Inys. 49, nv '
'esNc Worcester At 81 30 ana II n &, m a,, 90 and
GrotOn l'assCugcr, 3, o. . ~ " 80 '' -'' ''''' VIZ
Leave Grnlon Junction for Worcester NJ 5nm
.etNe Nashua al iip q N. Il uI m. and h 40 n m
me h5o ran connects az filchhurs wh trains Tor ne
vermont and Massaciiactts. Cheshire and Euti.nd am
Burlington Railroads n lrnon 5unciin, ,iI 'i,v
tae trchhu5g down. Fe;crloro aud SHIRLEY Siony
BT19k, and Lowell and Lawrence Raiirog,,s: AMI =,
Nashua with trains Of The Wilton, Coucnrl si,rii, cr
ana Lawrence hoGthrm Boston, tor,opr, AID t;apirnat
roads h''iSN"'E H"'l
The Hl5 N tram connects at Filchhrrr vfb Ch,'
sh5e, and Rutland and BuS1ugton tFreist ana "a o.,
gef TO tulaH trains; at tiruiun junction with T,trGs
OuJg Stonl brook AMI Lowell and Lawrence rains. ud
a. nashua with Wi ton, C@uCOtd, Manchester and NJ
renee Northern 90 Frank I'M ard Boston, Concord Ia
Montreal 10 FymOuth) trains
Tue ~ p m tram connects az FhchhrF5. az Z Ia a
WIN ChCs}Gc, Vermont AMI MassacAu~cts and RutIaud
ana burlington Night EHpFC rs trains; trntuli itr
win richturG fccrb0ro and Shirley amt STONY Hrnak
trains. and at Nashua with Concord, Manchester and
Lawrence, Sorthcm Vermont Central Night TX rrpss
ogdeusnurg, Ind acutTea aud Champlarn trains
y . III
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-28

FOR SALE-Two Building Lots, suitable
4 for manufacturing purposes, where steam power
Will he tdrnsh nj reasonable rates to parties prChas
ing and building thereon Location desirable
nj DIR ABBOTT & RICE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-28
Zeal Gstatt.
For Sale and Exchange.

49, $4,000 WILL BUY a New French |
%;;;t Roof House, few minutes walk from Main St
hs.!i vest IA IOoms; Two tcnements; gas CITY water
-HAef>s Nc. ABBOTT h RICE.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-12
fertilizers
TO
Planters AND FACTORS.
FISH AMMoNIATED PHOSPHATE
MIDDLETONS

This excellent brand of Fertilizer comes before
the pnblfe wen Recommended. having been pre.
pared With great care, and with the best mate:
rials. It's adsptsbility to the crops Of this section
is unsurpassed; one evidence Of which is the
oncissl testimony OF Professor SHEPARD, which
we annex, as follows: -
STATE ksPHCT0IaF FERTILIZERS.
:. OHABLEsGoN, 10, March 3lttl83l.
Messys. ]. A. EHsLow j. Co., Agents of. Atddletef's
Fish Ammoniated Phosphate. 49, DO
GENTrEXsN-Enclosed please ind the analysts
OF the sample, OF Aiddletonis Fish An1mon1ated
Phosphate, selected BY my asHstane4 nom the e&'
90 Just arrived.
The large amount Of organic matter rich In
Ammonia, and the highly soluble condition efths.
phosphoric acid, are sundclept recommendations
for this article. / feet sure that the planter will
be benefited by fts ~tudtctGus application 70 Cot
ton and other crops.
Respectfully, your .obedIent servant, I
e tSlgredO GHAS. Q. SHEPARD.JR II. nfgS.-
Inspector Of Fertf1faefs for South eaxohnss :
UNIFORMITY OF QUALITY aUARAATEEs
~PsrcH-sao cashier fer approved acceptance,
payable lst November nextS$so.
Address ia. ENsLow& 90, Agents, =
No. 141 East Bay, Charleston, SC.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-12
By A. C. M%cHILLIVRAY,
Auctfoneer.

NITY COUNCIL OF CHARLESTON VS..
~ Dawson, Administrator, ct al.
BY virtue OF an order OF sale In this care, to me
directed by the Hon. R. F. Graham, Judge for the
First Circuit. win oter lorsale q: public auetton;
O'Clock A. n, at the Old Posto1ice, foot OF Broad
street, Charleston,
All tnat LOT OF LAND situate on thesouth side
OF Amherst street, In the City OF 0hsrleston.;n mum
bered ten po,l on q plat Of The OF Land
by.the numbers so and 81, Ward No. g. made In
April. 1856, BY Robert Z; PAYNE, CITY Surveyor
herst street thIrty.siX 1887 feet i've tl inches, the
same on the back line, and In depth. from east TO
west, one hundred and forty 14o) feet be the
same more or less; buttiDg and bounding north
on Amherst street, east on Lot No. Q on said plat.
south on Lot No. s on said plat. west on Lands OF
the German Evangelical Lutheran Church. Of
Charleston.
T~erms-one-half cash; balance In one year,
secured by bond Of purchaser. with interest from
day Of sale, and mortgage OF property sold. Pur-
chaser topsy for papers and stamps.
WIN. L.GAYER.
apr5.w4tul Referee.