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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-13

- WINTER ARRANGEMENT commencing on MOE
DAY, Nov. u. 1871.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester:
6og Beslon' at 20 exp 925 exp. and 945 m, and
The 20 m and 1925, S55 and 955 m traius etart
" washington So alton; all others from Foster st.
For Grafton, westboro'. southvine. CordaviIe and
Ashland az LOO and 9.45 m, l.4O and 500 pm.
no6 AouID tfamingham 42O, 100, 9.25, and 9ij
Lao 32b, 3.55 600 and 955 D M
For clifford at 100 and rs N. l40 1925 and S55 M
For Natck, at 100 and 9.i5 a m, LAO and 500 m.
For wellesley, Granville, West Newton Newton
and Brghlon, at 100 and 9l5 m; and 500 m Fsg'
train to Natick and there change 10 the SaXonylils
wards
The i20 m train runs every day MOI day; all
otheTS every day except Sunday.
Sunday express from Albany leaves washington square
stat at S.Sj q m, for Boston.
Sunday Mail leaves Washington square Station at
2.3l A. 81. tM,n 'ay), for Is, sen
TRAINS leave Boston as follows:
For Worcester at 500, 100 S30eXp., exp m. l9O,
express 400 express to birmingham $50 express 800
For New York via springfcd,9OO exp. N, 800 exp.
900 exp M.
New York, via Norwich, 5SC exp pm.
Grafton, 100 m, 100 iSO m.
Westhoro' 100 m. 80, 4.S0. $50 exp, pm.
southvIlle, 100 a m, 100, 430 p m.
COrdaV1lle, 100 m, lS0, $50 pm.
Ashland, 100 n, 30. $50, $50 exp. D m.
South birmingham, 500, 100 $50 exp and 800 exp.
m l.ii -l5 exr, 200 exp, 400 4SO exp $500, SO
Natick, 100 10 IA, L3c 2l5, 400, 500 $780, $780, 10 90
Milbury 100 a m 43Opm
Saxonville, LOT m, 500 m.
Alord, 100, $50 exp, 9eSp am, Els exp 430 exp pm
All outward trains runs daily except Sunday.
Sunday Nail leaves Boston at $50 p m, stopping at W
Newton, South Frammgham, Worcester West Brook
ded Palmer and SPringfeld arrives in New York az
o'5Oam' C. q RUSSELL, Sup't, Springfield.
a. H. +
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RICE
=, NO. 1 CENTRAL EXCHANGE.

~ FOR SALE-In West Boylston, a
Am, small Farm OF acres, 2 OF mile from depot.
Ill lilu = OF mile nom centre; good buildings and
plenty Of fruit Price S2l00, il called for soon
ID. +. PARMENTER d. co
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WORCESTER AND NASHUA RAIL


W URNESTER AND NASHUA RAIL
ger Trains Will as follows; ~ f - ' 4
cave Worcester at $50 and Ills a and 42O and So
Leave Groton Junction for Worcester at 5am
Leave Sashu2 at 40 m, 1900 m, and . 90 D NJ
INC hV IRAN connects at FitchGurg with trains for tina
ntInohl and Ma5s&chusetts Cheshire and Rutland and
burlington railroads, at Groton junction with rains ~
Ine fuchbufS down, feerboro and shirley StouH
6SroSk, ana Lowell and Lawrence Railroads; and 4
Nashua with trains OF the Wlton Concord Wanp5esfey
and Lawrence, Northern Boston Concord and W9ntrcs
roads ~ NSN'ii9'us I'D ]
Inc lib N train connects at Ftchburg with Che
shlfc and Rutland and Burlington (Freight and uasser
yer To hutland trains; at trOton junction with Frhs
ours stony Brook, and Lowell Lawrence trains; md
~ Nashlt WIN WitOn. Concord Manchester and LhWE
tSlief N9gthgrn 90 Frankn, and Boston, Concord and
MonJre&l Ito tlymOuth) trains W
ne Nv m tram connects at Fitchburg lis pm
WIN cheshire, Vermont and Massachusetts and Rutland
ana burlington Night Express trains, Groon Junction
TN plcnoufB FctcrbOro and Shirley and Stony Brook
Trans; and at Nashua with Concord Manchester and
lawrence northern Vermont Central Night EXlresE
ogoehshurg' and Montreal and Chanplain trains
@, s. TIrRNER SIM
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NORWICH AND WORCESTER DIVT.


~ SION, b., H. and f. RR,, 1871.
TRAINS GONG soUTH, LEAVE WORCESTER At
$50 M way Passenger Train; Connects at Web
ster Will train from Southbrdge, ana Tor Hos
ton; at Plainheld with trains to aid from Hart
New London from West Side stallion.
10. Oo ~. Way Passenger Train. Connects at Wor
burg Lowell, sc. ; at worcester Junction WITH
Western and Providence trains; at Putnam with
train from Boston; at Plainneld for PrOvdencei
at Norwich with trains for New London, Aystle
New tlSVen.
cester with trains from Nashua, Fitchburg, Low
ell 6c.i st Worcester Junction with Express
Providence and Worcester roads: at Putnam with
train from Boston; at Planhed Junction, trains
from Providence and Hartford arrive in season for
this train. Passengers from way stations except
Webster Putnsm and Dsnlelsonvlie) for New
fotk by steamer from New London will take this
1850 m. Steamboat Express Train for New York
Connects at Worcester with trains from BOSTON
Concord Manchester, Lowell, Lawrence, Nashua,
Fiieh9gTg &c at Putnam from Best Bosto o., VA
for New London at 0.15 IN.
TRAINS GoEG NORTH LEAVE NORWICH AT
except Monday connecting at Putnam for ResS
ton, blackstone Franklin and Wspoe; at wor
Concord. FltcbbIrs &c. This train leaves New
London at I.L5 m, dependent on arrival Of
COOS m. wsy Passenger Train. Coz Meeting
Plainheld Junction ioI ! PrSyildenee; at Putnam
Junction for Springfield and way stations Albany
&c, and Providenee at Worcester for trains to
II.aO = m. way Passenger Train. Connecting a.
Plainneld with train from and for Providence;
to Boston Providence Springfield ana Nhal,y
at Worcester ior trains to Boston, Nasiita &c
B.4S m way Passenger Train. Connects M Nor
wien vita tram from New London. ana at Pisir
eester with train for Boston.
wEBsTER SPECIAL.
IeaSes weoster LOT worcester ~ U.00am.
~, :. St. N. ANDRG@s, snpr,. "a
w RoFwleh Is Worcester Division, /
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Desirable Six Per Cent, Gold Bonds,

for solid and permanent investments, is evnced by the
facts that
Five-Twcnty Bonds of 1867 are selling at. lis
Central Pacific Bonds are selling at........ 1903
Chesapeake a. Ohio BONDS are selling at d
These bonds all pay both principal and interest in New
York City, in u s. gold COIN and are equally safe for
investment
The reason why FIvE-TwENTY BONDS are so high
because more be issued. and the outstanding
amount is being rapidly decreased by purchases by tile
Government from their surplus revenues.
The reason why think CENTRAL PACIFIC BONDS
will in time advance the price of FiveIwenties be-
be issued; while the operation fther
Sinking Fund will commence to decrease the
amount.
The reason why CHEs APEAKE AND ONO BoNDs are
selling low, comparatively, while equally safe, is be
cause the Company are selling Bonds to complete l.
road They will all he sold in short time, and in few
months the road will be finished, when we have doubt
the result will follow as with Five Twenty and
Central Pacific Bonds. The Sinking Fund of the Chesa
peake and Ohio go into effect within one year after
the completion OF the road.
The Chesapeake a. Ohio Bonds are issued
either coupon registeredthe denominations are as
follows:
500, which cost to-day ......,..,.,.... @04.I3
$500, ...,............47I.56
$1,000, .04a,I2
Orders for Chesapeake and OHIO Bonds may be sent
through any National Bank Banker; or accompanied
with Drafts Checks. may he forwarded us by mail
Bonds or money may be forwarded by any responsible
Express Company at expense, and the Chesapeake
and Ohio Bonds, in exchange, will he by return
Express charges paid
We buy and sell Government and CENTRAL PACIFIC
BoNDs, and receive them in exchange for CHESAPEAKE
AND ONO Bonds
Accounts of banks, bankers and others received on
which ace aloo interest at the rate Of four per cent per
Ganum.
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a. FOR SALE-Farm of SO acres. r
Ei miles from Worcester ! y miles from churches
l post Office, &c; will keep cows and horse The
year round; large supply Of fruit; 10 acres wood
from y to 30 years growth good buildings and water
d. F. PARMENTER & co.
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woRCEsrER AND sPRINGrrELn DIVISION.

modatiOnl at 6.35 III
For Springfield aud Way Stations SIS 800 am, and 44s
10.
For Albany (express) 9.55; for New York and Albany
leNpl 1925 N, ana 10, and 1875 m. New York
Sunday mail leaves at 1905 p. NJ Sleeping cars will
1880 m train
Leave Springfield for Worcester at 200. rs Il8O a NJ
l55 exp 2g5 exp, 400, $40 exp. m. Albany Sunday
express $50 M Sunday mail 1925 a (Monday).
RAILROAD CoEEECTIoNs.-At Albany with the New
York Central Troy and Grcenbush, and Hudson River
Railroads AT Chatham with the Harlem and Hudson
and Boston and Lebanon Springs Railroads. At State
Line with the lous8touiC Railroad. At Pittseld with
The Pittseld an North Adams and Housaonic rilToads
At Westhed with the New Hagen and Northampton RR
At Springfield with the Hartford, New Havenand SPRING.
field and Connecticut River Railroads. At Palmer with
the New London Northern RR. At Worcester Junction
with the Providence and Worcester, Worcester and
Nashua and Norwich and Worcester Railroads. 4 /
South birmingham with the Boston, Clinton and Fitch
bury. and Milford Railroads.
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- FOR SALE-Farm of so acres,
Eiii miles from Worcester, y miles from tepot and
lil of mile to school, churches stores post ONCE
&c; Will keep cows and horse; large orchard;
good buildings; wood enough for place Price $1,000
ID. +. PARMENTER q co
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- FOR SALE-Or Exchange for CITY
Hill property, ~ miles from Worcester Farm of l6O
I'LL acres; VIII keep summer and winter cevs aud
horse; 800 cords of wood good buildings and
plenty of orcharding. Price $500 Terms easy " '''
ID. r. PARMENTER & CO.
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o. FOR SALE-A Farm of 55 acres, IA
w,i, mites nom Worcester, 4 Of mile TO stores most
ILL office &C.; cuts 10 tons good hay. mostly by
- machine; Will keep cows and a horse; wood
lumber and orcharding sufficient or tLe Eiace gonS
buildings and good land for only S6Ol sVV"
ID. II. PARMFNTER a. 10
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FOR SALE-In Auburn Forr,

- FOR SALE-1n Auburn, Farm of
Mil $50 acres; miles to depot mile TO churches
EAlll &c; cuts 30 tons hay by machine; excellent
buildings; 20O fruit trees; 56 acres wood IL of il
heavy growth; will keep in summer 10 COWS and a
horse. Price $4,000 Terms to suit
ID. F. PARMENTER 81 co.
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WORCESTER AND NEW LONDON.

HOhSEpIEh AND NEW LONDOh'
connecting with the abovenamed steamers, leaving
WORCESTER at 1890 and 4.15 P. Freight by
these trains TO be New York the next mOrninEs
unavoidable accidents alone preventing The facilities
therefore for the rapid transit Of freight uspassedT
Freight forwarded from New YORK South, via Camden
and Amboy R. R., and West via Enc and Penn Contra.
R. RS, or by any other route, ordered promptly.
For further Information inquire Of W. II. TURNER
Agent Worcester. p. 81. N. ANDREWS, sup't.
mh2e diff
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nor BOSTON VIA GROTON JUNO
and 420p. m.
Cars run through. Baggage checked through without
change.
Passengers by ths route land the immediate vicinity
OF the Eastern, Boston Maine, and Boston Lowell
lax.
JuRs Il. 1870. an azIG
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RafIrUans.
NJ EW ROAD ROUTE
VIA
birmingham and Lowell Railroad.

n =
HA"AAAhS n@uA anu AoWeu hdllIsau'
% and after Mo-day Ort, 18TH lti Four Passenger
Trains Daily each way lSrniays excepted) Will he rln
between So birmingham and Lowell, making sure con-
pectnns At So birmingham with Trains on b. K H.
y. T. from Worcester, Springfield Albany and the West
Passengers can leave Worcester via b a A. r. r. al
uU N. arrive in Lowell at $50 A. NJ; at 925 A NJ
4 Inro, IN Lowell at l4O A. at 14O P NJ, arriyen
Lowell at $40 NJ; 800 and 3 so p ", arrive in
Lowell ~ 5l0 p. NJ.
tuIing Trains leave Level for Worcester and the
oo az 70 A NJ arrive at Worcester at $50 a. at
10y = arrive at Worcester at $3.50 NJ; at 54j P. NJ,
arrive al Worcester Mt 1890 r. " ~
niIo9asn resets, and Baggage checked through 10 all
\ B'ieSi Trains arrive at and depart rom
D. IT, ~ y H. H. Depot. Midicsex 81 forming the best
anu QUICKEST route between Lowell and Worcester
'Pliehclu' Albany, New York and the West,
II D. CfoHSMAN, Gen Agent, Jewell
E0oga765 q ,-1,I, . : -7,..---..,--
HO'AON, bAkRE q GARDNER R. r.
~
On and after MONDAY, Nov q, Trains will leave Gard
nef l2r worcester and intermediate stations at 500 Sis
with trains on ali The roads orfinat af in e or
'hnT9}uS, WORCESTER
ana ~ o. ! ~ ~ N0LcaXG worcester at II y 90 AS
the Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad to and from
nups3c lunne,i 6rgenheld ana intcrmcdia stations
an! ut Greenfield and G,outs Corner with trains north
and south from those points
IVERS PHILLIPS President
Worcester, Nov. "a, ISL Iii dif - ie''ug ny
-,-,,,,,,,,v,,,-,,,, ---'--~----
4 SKINNER SRREEtiFStFSSST 20 Go MI ~ ~.
MONDAY May l. lS7L-Passenger Trans Tor " COS AZ"
r '' " 49, Niiesi A'"ii' loI "o1ee'
Leave Fitcbture. q q =, 10 "a .,,..,
South FitchsurG < Of ~ 10 H and q ~ Vi,
LeOuinster s Il a. m / 90 and q "a n v,
Gates Crossing, g. II a. m, l. OF ana { N n ~,
stSrilne G"ntcr "A a. a. m, M t "a LAY ai1 e a p, m
Lsays w2rltsgr $50 and L IS a. H. ans 20 p.
II. Z e re1 IN
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a. FOR SALE--A splendid Farm of
M 800 acres; SUPERIOR buildings 200 fruit trees. so
lI acres of wood and timber, mostly heavy growth;
keep 20 cows and horses; "a miles from ex-
celen market; stages pass daily The greatest bar
gain ever offered of $1,000. Terms to suit
ID, r. pARMENTER 4 n
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For Sale and Exchange.

~ FOR SALE-On Portland st., a good
Al..l 1900 1t. OF land. lrice $500.
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d. FOR SALE-A two.story, 3-tenement
Hill French root house; rents for s625 a year
Lslil Price $500; wants $1,000 down
d. +. PARMENTER AZ 90
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Y EhMONI AND MASSACH IfSFTVTS
y AND TROY AND GREENFIELD RAIIR0An
iedte worcester, Foster St Depot for Hoosac TIM
MI Nerth Adams, Saratoga and Troy n Y at $50 A.
D. Ior rN9fth Adams, Hoosac Tunnel Greenfield Shell
gutne ais and BrattehUro, at $50 and Ills M Fny
"Teenle1 at $50 and Ills A. NJ. and 42O Pm Va
~
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G6G FOR SALE-10 desirable house lots.
Te ~ good location. Price 6to 10 cents per square
-A--ioot. ID. Y, PARMENTER k Co
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NteH DIX ST. corner lot. va
~ o2s dtf D. F. PARMENTER co,
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O. FOR SALE-A two-story house and
E basement Is tenements-5f rooms: rents for ss5
%l per month; new house. Price 5000. Terms EASY.
D. F. PAllMENTEK q CO.
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o. FOR SALE-A two-story 2-tenement
l4,,,,,,I house, on good street at the south end
.Il..s.sA- Frice Sl5OO. ID. +. PARMENTER & CO.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

~ FOR SALE-Good Brick STORE on
h,iii Front St. Washington square, well adapted
HlI for flour and grain,
DIS diff l.. A. ELY & co.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-01

Special notices 20 cents per limo, each insertion.
Advertisements payable quarterly in advance
BUSINESS CARDS.
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THE pETR 81 EuMCENTRE
llAILl r ECO r i
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING,
Sundays excerted.)
W. II. LCNGWFLL, Proprietor.

NI..N TERMS.
Fer year payable in advance, ss o
| er month,
PRICE.LaST OF ADVERTISING.
TEN lines of nonpare make one square)
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0be 1ap Spy: a0us. MronOag Hrornng 9ugust g. 1884,

According to the best testimony, the loss of
both the English cables last year, and the conse-
qucnt expense ana Inconvenience, resulted from
a stupendoas blunder. When tho cable of 1868
gave out, the fault was located, by the usual
tests, in mid-occan, whittier repair steamer
was dispatched to take up and rcuuite the two
ends In graphing for these the cable OF 1865
was picked up and accidentally severed, and the
efforts to find the break in that of 1866
were frutlcsS This LETT the public dependent
entirely upon tho French Cable until late last
spring, when it was discovered that the fault in
tho cable of 1866, instead of being in mid-Ocean,
WAS in close proximity to tho Newfoundland
coast, where it might have been repaired in Il
few hours, except for the original mistake,
which resulted in the rupture of one cable by
efforts to find the break in the other where it
did not exist. The facts have an important
bearing in promoting tho laying OF new and
cables, confirming as they do the
theory that ocean cables once properly laid in
deep water are little liable to he severed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-21

LADY GoDIvA AFTER DAMAGEs.-The well
established axiom, that Circumstances alter
cases" has recently been curously illustrated in
England. While the respectable portion OF our
British cousins hold up their hands in holy
horror at the impropretes with which Paris has
Hooded the London stages, they quietly tolerate
a Tar more indecent exhibition in broad daylight.
We allude to the famous Lady Godya process
sion at Coventry, where, as the yearly anniver-
sary comes around, a young woman rides
through the town, in the nearest approacb
allowable to the nudity of the wife of Earl
Leobric. That there is no difficulty IN obtaining
young women 10 represent the character. IS
shown by the fact that this year there
were two rival asprants for the honor.
An English paper says: $50 equitable
are our laws, and so glOriously impartial as TO
the abstract morality or immortality of any claim
which may come before them on its purely tech
nical merit, that the court of common pleas has
been occupied in deciding the compensation due
the lady Godiya for not allowing her to ride
through Coventry. speculator had engaged a
person not too careful of appearance 10 act the
Saxon heroine ia the ireseO manner stated. By
some misunderstanding or other another woman
was subsequently engaged and sent through the
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HARRISON STEAM BOILER.

AZ, ,
list That steam generator Of whatever form
terra, must as paramount condition, be absolutely
cure from destructive explosions, ere WhtR cdreessly
used,
"a Ihat u must DC constructed upon system or
series OF uniform paris simple N tnrm few in number,
easily mace and easily put together or taken apart and
not OF costly material
I'D That It's strength should In no respect be depend
eht upon any system q" stays or braces whereby the
neiheiency or rupture OF one Of the braces stays,
could cause greatly increased strain upon the Others,
thus endangering the whole structure.
18th That It's parts should not be Of great weight
size, thus permitting greater portability and greater
facility for setting 1t into or out o. place:
18th Ihat II must nav principle of renewal, allow
ing the easy displacement ami replacement interchange
o. any one or more of its parts, without disturbing
iparlng the material or workmanship OF the remaining
portions OF the structure.
18th. That boiler whether of large small dmen-
sions should have uniformly such elements strength
as would render it always capable OF safely sustaining
many times greater pressure han need ever be demand
ed Of 1t in Practice and that its safety should be
impaired by corosion, or 1he many other harmful inu
ences which 50 soon and so seriously affect the strength
ofordinary boilers
9TH. That the parts should be so made and put to-
gether That IN case OF rupture Of any portion Of the
boiler no general break up OF the structure could
the release OF The pressure by such causing
discharge OF the contents, without explosion serious
disturbance OF any kind
18Th Ihat II shouu ne constructed so as to facilitate
the certain removal Of DEPOSIT from its interior extern
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Water has been found in the Moiave desert
A herdsman observed place where the yeGeta-
non indicated unusual moisture in the ground.
ard digging few ieet through hard crust. he
came to stratum of damp earth, which soon
became wet and soft enough to admit probing
with a rake handle, which, on being withdrawn,
him from the pit. The water rose 10 the snr.
face and has continued flowing ever since. "The
first flow was as red as blood" saws the nc.
count, but the water soon became remarkably
pure and cool.
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The unusual number of fatal accidents, in
different parts of the country, within the last
few weeks, has led to great interest in the ex-
amnatons that have taken place concerning the
causes Of such fatalities, and the reading public
has eagerly awaited the result, as given in the
reports of coroners' juries. The Jury reports in
the cases Of the Westfeld disaster and the Main.
railroad tragedy have already been given. The
testimony before the coroner's inquest on the
victims OF the late Pittston disaster, was com
pleted Friday night, and the jury returned YER
dict at one O'Clock the following morning, that :
The deaths were caused from the effects of car
bonic acid gas, produced by tbe explosion OF
carburetted hydrogen or fire damp, accumulated
over an old fall, being forced by the fall of the
ROOT on the lights of the boys and men in the
man gangway. The jury express the belief
tnat the accident could have been averted by a
sIrlet compliance with the requirements of the
Eennlatlon laws and censure Alva Tompkins
I0l Iallhg TO comply with plain provision for
tne prolecuon Of human life and safety: and
| yet tue Jury wish to express the opinion. in nit
| lgall0n Oh such negligence and responsibility.
that MT. lompklns, by reason of illness for
many months past, has been unable 10 attend
| IN person at the mine, and so quard his men
| against such lamentable misfortune Tho iurv
find that Patrick Blewitt, inspector of the ssei.
ern district, should be exoperated tom al
blame and censure 10 this matter. ipasmnrb as
his time has been fully occupied in the discbarSe
/ Of his legitimate duties.
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business. The first Godiva claimed damages for
the broken contract, and the jury found for her
damages, fifteen pounds, eighteen shillings.
Who, after this, will complain of the Puritan
spirit in Englandp
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IMPORTANT NoucE-Dr Hall, who has discovered
the c'"e Of and how to cure efectuav every case Of
srAMNERlNG' and who advertised to be at the Lincoln
House IN worcester on Monday last has been Obliged to
postpone his visit until WEDNESDAY, the 23d inst Those
VINO arc aic'ed with the habit of Stammerine stutter
ing OF any impeachment in speech, should fail to call
the Doctor, rs he is The o,J, nersop in IN, routed
states who can and does CURE this terrible habit No
charges unl' the patient is perfectly satisfied The
Doctor treatment is un ike any other ev,r used and
has never failed him in single in all his practice
The most severe cases In short time and all cases
warranted Dono fail to call soon as the Doctor will
remain nu' rev days Remember, the Doctor will be
AZ .'e N,oo liou on the 2Sd inst where addresses
of those afflicted be left The hest of
from those he has cured Consultation free dtfauls
ONE HUNDRED SAFES, new mn OLD, of varions kinds.
for saiO al AoRsE's Safe Factory, "a Sudbury street
b9 o.o HHst class bank work made to order.
hH5 dcOnlat
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September conventions will be held as follows
On the It'll, republican of New Jersey; 14tb,
democratic Of Massachusetts; both, republican
Of Illinois aud Minnesota; DIST, coalition of ill.,
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