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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-31
Chicago Dispatches.


CHICAGO, Oct. 30.-The damaged grain in
four of the burnt elevators, quantity not
stated,-was sold to-day for $685.
Crosby will not rebuild his opera house, but
will put business block on the site.
The Pacific hotel will be rebuilt on the old
plan and site. The railroads interested sub
scribe $500 600.
The Clark and Van Buren, street bridge will be
completed within sixty days.
Young Treat who shot Col. GrosvcnOr, has
been admitted to bail in the sum of S6OOO
Thirty permits were issued on Saturday for
building three and four-story brick houses,
which will be commenced Immediately in the
burnt districts
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SUPERIOR (CRIMINAL) CoURT.-DEvENs, j.
WOadGy, oct. 30.-Iu the case Of Joseph A 9.
Spencer, for breaking and entering the store of
VIM. A. Clark in Upton, on the night of Aug.
9th, and larceny therefrom, the jury returned
verdict Of not guilty
jeremiah Horigan of Milford, indicted for
keeping a nuisance, was put on trial on plea
in abatement on the ground of a nuisance; yer-
dict for the government Scammel for defend
ant
John TruaX of Worcester, for larceny of a
hammer verdict not guilty, on the ground that
the name of the party from whom it was stolen
was not properly spelled. Hopkins for defend
ant.
VIM. Weatherhead and Seth Hastings of
Mendon, appellants from the police court of
Milford were put on trial for fishing in
'Mendon Pond" so called, in violation of the
statutes Of the commonwealth, on a complaint
under section 10 Of chapter 1884 of the acts of
1869. Before the empanneling of a jury, the
defendants made motion to dismiss said COM
plant on the ground of the uncOnstitutiOnahty
Of the act, and other reasons, they claiming the
right to fish there as preSumptive one be-
longing to any citizen of the town.
The court Overrued the motion. 1t
appeared by the evidence for the government
that Leonard ]. Wilson, of New York, and John
Bliss, of Newton, the compliments, have a
lease OF this pond for twenty years from the first
day of April last (Which was exhibited in COURT
given them by the board Of commissioners on
inland fisheries under the statute named en-
titling the lcssees to the occupancy of one-tenth
part OF the pond in question, which is of twenty
acres area, for the purpose of the cultivation of
useful fishes, paying therefor into the treasury
of the town of Mendon one dollar per year for
the first six years and $50 per year during the
next thirteen years. a copy of the original
title deed to this territory, eight miles square,
(Quonchepaug, the original name of Mondon),
given by the Indians, in 1862, TO Moses Paine
and Peter Bracket of Braintree the first settlers
of Mendon, and by them to the selectnen of
the town, in 1870, was also shown. This grant
ed the right to fish, fowl, hunt" &c., and the
use Of all the "rvers, swamps, meadows,
ponds" &c.
The complainants, Wilson and Bliss, proceed
ed on getting their case to stock the pond with
black bass, for the purposes of propagation.
The defendants, Weatherhead and Hastings, adj
mitted the fact of fishing, but claimed the priv
ilege as natural right, and also commended that,
inasmuch as no part of the pond had been
fenced off, ,(thc lessees having a lease of only
onc-tenth,) the statute did not apply TO the case.
The judge ruled that it would be a crime if
there was fishing in any part of the pond, and
verdict was accordingly rendered for the gov
eminent, the case going up to the supreme
court on questions of law.
The disposition of this case will settle the
question whether the legislature can take away
the right of the people to fish in the great
ponds.
Staples and Scammell for the defendants.
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Gov. Bullock of Georgia alleges as an excuse
for the seizure of the Brunswick and Albany
railroad desire that the laborers, contractors,
and the state may be secured for all just debts.
He gives warning TO all that the first mortgage
bonds of the road will he endorsed by the state,
aud state bonds given in exchange for them.
The second mortgage bonds will not be recog-
nized by the state until all the valid claims Of
laborers and contractors and for furnishing mas
terial shall have been fully satisfied, etc,
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Sporting Affairs.

FLEbIWUOD PARh.
New York, Oct. 3d. The Fleetwood
park trot, for $4,000, mile heats, best three in
five, in harness, was won by Judge Fullerton
beating Sea Foam, who was distanced in the
second heat; time 81, and 2:27f.
BASE BALL.
New YORK, Oct. 30.-Athletics, of Phadel-
phia, four: White Stockings, Chicago, one
This settles the national championship in favor
of the Athletics. The Boston nine stand second
and the Chcagos third.
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Political.


GEoRGIA-GREAT EXCITEMENT.
ATLANTA, GA, Oct 3O-Gov. Bullock re-
signed on the Esd, to take effect to-day; aud at
three O'Clock this afternoon, Benjamin Conlay,
president OF the senate, was installed ms gov
ernor. Bullock's resignation was written before
he went to New York. Great excitement pre-
walls
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th' AAiHi 1 dllSll, ulloH outu Npuhllipua anu
terms as may be adjudged equitable.
Very respectfully, for and in behalf of the
commission,
EDWARD W. LINCOLN, Chairman.
IN BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
In the absence of his honor Mayor Earle, Al
derman Barnard was called to the chair Pcti-
tons from Michael Lacy and Andrew Martin
for the assessment OF damages to their estates by
the widening, Strengthening and grading of La
iayette street, were referred to the highway
committee of the board of aldermen.
The following iurymeu were drawn to attend
the next term of court: Charles H Ballard Ed
ward W. Vail, Augustus b. Prouty, George
Tower, Lyman Howe Avery Davis and Amos
Twiss.
VIM Ross was granted license to keep
yictualing establishment on Austin street; Will
lard Humes license to keep stable with more
than four horses, and A. II. Greenwood as an
auctioneer.
On petition OF the Boston and Albany railroad
corporation, for the appointment of railroad
policemen, with powers as defined in chapter 381
Of the acts of 1871, the following named employees
of the road were appointed: Calvin Fansworkh,
Geo. Wilder, Sumner 2. Hale Chas o. Boyden,
Chas. A. Clark, VIM. Stevenson and John Nc
Namara.
After 4 long discussion upon the laws regulat-
ing the erection of wooden buildings within the
city, and the frequent violation of the same, an
order passed instructing the city marshal to
Immediately inform the mayor of every case of
violation of the ordinance which shall come
Hnder his notice. The mayor will then convene
the board of aldermen and an injunction will be
issued.
Several pap ers were acted upon in the board
OF alderman which were not sent to the other
branch until after its adjournment.
Adjourned for one week
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The ANNUAL MEETING OF THE PEOPLES
uB was held last evening at their new rooms in
Finley hall. There was large attendance and
Eat interest was manifested The president, Hon.
nry Chaplin, occupied the chair. The secretary
Id report giving an account Of the origin of
club and Of its doinas during the first sea
Ia. The report of the treasurer followed from
ch it appeared that the profits of the late fair
.,ounted to $2405.96. The sections made re-
ITS through their secretaries of the work ac-
nplished by them. The president in few
eff remarks expressed his great interest in the
rl of the club, but stated that owing to the
lat demand upon his time, he must decline Il
lection The following officers were then
eted for the coming year:
H'resident-Dr Geo Il Francis. Vice President
,s Minnie Earle.
ecretary-W William 7 Brown.
reasurer-Samuel 5 Green.
ection of Hospitality. chairman, j Ware
,retary, w II Haekett.
action of Education.-C Chairman, Chas A Chase /;
retary Geo ID Davis.
eetion of Benev0lence. -Chairman, Mrs Mary A
~; Secretary, Miss Minnie Nj Earle.
was voted that the rooms he opened by APP
pirate exercises in the course of few days.
4 announcement of the dedication will be given.
vas also voted to petition the legislature for
s act of incorporation. After passing several
+ es of thanks, including one to Knowlton
)s for a generous Gift of gas fixtures, the
citing adjourned.
& he hospitality section will hold its first meet
in the east ante-room of Brinley hall, on
ursday next, at five O'Clock P. NJ. The edu-
ional section will meet at the same place,
{ esday evening, Nov. It'll.
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THE MoULToN CONCERTs.--Alrs. Charles
Ioulton, whose first appearance in this city is
lnounced for next Friday evening, comes to
5 with reputation already established, hav-
lg passed through the most critical ordeal at
Dme and abroad. The New York press without
:ception, are enthusiastic in the notices of her
eat success in a series of concerts in Stein
az hall. One of the best art critics in that
y says of her appearance there: "Mrs. Moul-
n has everything in her personal appearance
her favor. The charms of manner and voice
c so balanced by personal beauty and woman
presence that nothing is left 10 wish for.
lere is a certain refinement and feeling in her
lture, and sympathy in the tone, which
ring from long and patient study and from
oh natural endowment. She was most en-
usiastically applaudcd and fairly loaded with
perb floral offerings. Her voice has perfect
mmand of all the ornaments and 4cats of vO-
lization, and in runs and cadenzas is easy and
pid. A duo with Ronconi, and cayatna
om Donizetti displayed these gifts of execu-
i IN remarkably and astoDished even those
40 were prepared for these exhibitions ofvocal
wer Mrs. Moulton was cncored every time
&c sang, and each time responded with a
ench song"
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g. gtt.

VO. LET-GOOD LOWER TENEMENT
- OF rooms; city water. Inquire it No - Orchard
at 90
E'O RENT-Two nice lower tenements Of (
= rooms each, with city water ana water closets ana
"'diSna cohNemences. Apply at No % Austin So
"'o dtf
ENO LEF-On Pearl st., corner of Chestnut
. Two large front rooms, with small ali,,lr,. ,,'
suitable Tor gentlcmen's Offices can rrGr q =, ~
p. div " """ A. w. 53
NO RENT-A good Lower Tenement of r
Il rooms on Benefit court rent s23 Ter MONTH
l4 a, Ely d co.
ITO RENT-On Woodland st.. a frs+.cl,s,
n Tenement, barn IT desired
o4 DIT L. a. ELY A co.
NO LET-On Suunyside, a new tenement
y of SIX roomsi stable It desired. InquIrc on ths
OPS d3t. N o. - 'i'N"'
Two LET-A pleasant lodging room. with
\ board. Inquire at No. 63 Portland ST.. right hand
bell. diff o1s
E'O LET-A very desirable Tenement of
SIX rooms, all on one floor, ~ No Madison st. near
Main, by FRANKLIN WHIPpIF
OBS dtf
ENEN EMEN TO RENT-Of s rooms. 152
personal property TO exchange Tor real estate Will do
well TO call at same place d3- or
A FINE LOT OF
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HARRISBURG, Pa, Oct. 30,-Judge Pearson
delivered long opinion in the case of Evans
this morning. He decided to discharge him on
the charge of embczzlng the funds of the state
received from the general government in pay
ment Of claims growing out of the war, and to
hold him under 500, 900 bonds to appear on
writ of capias.
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NO LEF-GOOD LOWER TENEMENT
- OF rooms; city water Inquire at No. Is Orchard
| Nts On
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For SalR.
A Grocery and Provision Store,

on Main st, Worcester. doing a paying business o
$4,000 per year, situation good any In the city
custom hrs class. Best Of reasons selling Inquire
OF II CLARK, Front St., or f. 4. SMITH 4 CO.. opp.
Il Il A. X. Depot diff OILS
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portion Of the common now in the occupancy of
the First Parish, upon such conditions and
terms as may be adjudged equitable.
Very respectfully, for and in behalf of the
commission,
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-09
Highly Important Discovery.

nR SiMMS, OF Wilmington, Del. has dsror-
IL cred plant the essential tinciurc OF which
in combination with other rare ingredients
known only 10 the dscovcrcr "ill postisc,
cause the hair to grow thick and beautiful where
il has fallen OF and become thin. In great
many cases where fever has caused the loss Of
the hair, Il has restored IL again wonderfully
fast, In several eases of badness !, has stored
the hair TO all Its former fnllness, As the Doe
tor has prepared a preparation for years, under
the name OF botanic linir Tonic, he will coulin-
ne the preparation under the same name, with M
addition Of this discovery. !, Is not lair col
orcr as is generally offered for snc, but by i's
action on tho scalp and roots OF the hair, the
natural color seems TO come with the renewed
growth It cures disease of the head, II Is ele-
gantiy perfumcd, and is a splendid hair dressing
A fair trial will convince any one OF It's great
qualities. Sold Wholesale and h''nil At
FOURTH 4 KING SITS,
Wilmington, Del.
For sale by WM. II. BARR, Miidle'own, Del.
and by dealers in medicines generally
sep, 2-3ms
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-09
Notice to Tax Payers.

1--WE isHsi he#lht s. rutinr 10 ic
J. ias CHS, Gsatats 'ea.tcl tiHt in-
t.riues a. lho its lr naN LING as,r dp. and
uuft L. on'cricd soon tuai nrlrr Ia nustr tsan-
,cuien' 'ur Hli propose fa ca, tbr 'u''o0iu.
places fraV IL 81 fa1r sl. ez. dWs end
hope ~ will etii anil selii,. thcu fHstst
AZ Nall'etpwu. r-.. ". urii. Hotel. Nm
LAY, September g.
a, Ntiilc'nNn &. lifp,uraH !l4icl rics.
dgf, Sep'emi e -,
Ai POI, rran Jptn H. lshcr' lip,,i, th3ts.
day septaulr. 4.
81 II. Gcorge., rr.dtv. Srpicnfa a,
Aud ran W. i.Hni al na .i. ttt#fl lhc 2sad 1i
srpicnkcs ipl Bon ti.a#s .h, IA uoi ca,l ls-
fore or'uher Isl .ht'l pIo,o,l ia rolls5, as
soon thereafter IS lu..iile.
Road orders laitn to ihe amounted Road TaN-
cs. &c. MATTHEW'S, Collector.
Odessa. Aug. ea.h ls7i-aw
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-09
LIBERAL DISCOUNT to DEALERS
july 29-3mos.
THE PATENT
GEM AND HERO FRUIT JARS.

They combine All the
good qualities Of Fruit
Jars. They challenge
and defy all compete
ton. Mark the effective
simplicity Of their per
formanre. Any child
can use them.
They have been icl,-
cd for the last three
wears, by the inv nior.
The fruit is placed in
The Jars and propcrl,
heated, when tie cover
are applied aud they
seal themselves. Ttry
are opened readily, tie
Gem being fastened by
a screw ring acting on
nglass stopper, aud the
Hero llcinc fastened ly
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-09
TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING
IS REWARD.

DAN away from the subscriber, near Summit
III Bridge, on Tuesday. the 18th Inst. an in
dcn,urci cooted boy, about II years old, and
answers To the .aine ot James Harris. All per-
sons ard forbid harbosing him, and the above
reward will bc given for his delivery 10
aug 2B-3w sAMrEl I. RoTilWELL.
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-09
CIBsoN's PRICE CURRENT.

The above prices viii be paid in cash for pre-.
dnec delivered in good order aud wc wish TO
say that we keep constantly on hand n good as
sorimcnt Of Groceries and Provisions which we
will sell reasonably for cash at the Corner Of
Broad and Anderson Streets, Midictown, Del.
March 2O-tf VIM T. GIBSON
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-09
Delaware Excursion
TO THF SlLER Cot Wy
AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
II st5EH

J,HE sirsmgr a5eha s ida Vii Hak.nu rx-
l. egrsion ON nEDAfSbII Sythir ~,
1871, having Wilmington at 4. M, NrW Castle
~. a. m, Delaware C!ty =. a. ~. l,riUrniug-
leave Salem u, p n.. giving cNcGfsi4ai,is an op-
poriunitg to Sisit the letutiiH ciy d S,lem, mud
also to H,leud The Agricultural Exhibition II 81.
lcLi County, 10 be held within ,l, eiy limits. on
that aht \ schedule OF rrenuus and excu.
si,c preparations viii he found ~ the the lrinci-
pal a3Ies and stores in New Castle County.
Fare for Excursinu cents
Admission TO Fair =
aug -. lSIl--9w
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-09
1-3O GOLD LOAN
OF Tiy
Northern Pacific Railroad Company.
Rapid Progress Of the Work.

f1,HE building of ihcNor,hern Pacific Railroad,
l. tbegun July last, Is being pushed forward
with crca, energy from both exircmiiies Of the
line. Seven thousand men ARE employed In Min.
neso,n aud on the Pacific coast. The grade II
nearly completed 2G6 miles westward from Lake
Superior; trains are running l30 miles Of fin
ished road, and ttaek-laying is progressing To-
wards the eastern border Of Dakota. Including
lis purchase Of the st. Paul 4 Pacific Road, the
Northern Pacific Company now has AZ miles oi
completed road, and hy September next this will
be increased TO al least 500.
a GOOD INVESTMENT. Jay Cooke & Go.
are now selling, aud uuhcsi,niiugly recommend,
rs a profitable and perfectly safe investment the
First Mortgage Land Grant Gold Bonds OF the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company They have
20 ycnrs 10 run, bear Seven and Thrcc-1cnlhs
per cent gold interest tuorc than ( rcr cent
currency, and are secured by frs, and unly
mortgage on the entire road aud ils equipments,
and also, as tist as the road is completed. on
q, ,OG1 ACRES OF LAND To every mile Of
track, OF 500 acres Tor eich 81 600 Bond They
nre exempt iipm 4. : Tax: principal and later
est are payable IN gold; denominations cou-
Pons, >lv9 10 - ,0u9i registered, 500 TO Si0,
600.
LANDS FOR ROWS. Northern Pacific
i-SDs are ui at MI times receivable at 10 per
cent. above par, in exchange Tor the compa-
ny's mnIs al their lowest cash prices This rem
dcts ihcin practically interest bearing land war
rants.
SINKING FtND. The pfpc,cls af all sales
Of lands are required 10 lie devoted To ;hc pur-
chase and cancellation of the First Mortgage
Bonds OF the Company. The laud gran; Of the
road exceeds fifty million acres. This immense
sinking fund will undoubtedly cancel the princi.
pal ot The Company tpuifd dFhl before il falls
dnt. With their ample security aui high rate OF
interest, there l. no investment accessible TO the
people which Is more profitable or safe.
EftUiNGING 4 y fIIE-YHEfTILS
The success ot The ntw government ! prl cent
loan viii compel the carly Surrender of Emitted
Shirs G per cents Many holder. Of Fyc.rwen-
lies are now exchanging ihcm ior Northern Pa
citc Scycn-Thirtcs thus rcs i1ng handsome
profit, aud greatly iuett Sing thcir ,cr'y In
cone.
oTHER SECJHlyfES. All marketable
'oats ard bond. wiii lc received % their high
81 gurtc. ptJ, I" ssA~H.e igl N..lacfn ia
r,ae Scrcn-lh5rlis E>prr.s eiisrsts on money
~ hoads r,ee5t-l and au seven flr'ioi Son; in
return, Mi4l Is tsi. ls lht taHa+ ial i4entf Full
Hiefnn'un msIe, nnrhF. sar. tin hc ob-
'eihei "i application li Amy - err. OF from tie
undersigned
JOHN NdrAG SuS,
lianlrrs ahl 'ini A1Hs f.r Delaware,
~. G75 Haf,ct S,nci, VI W5innli9u
for ,'ea, Ill, t.uln National G.us. Niiilc-
taNu.
an; 3D. am
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-09
POSTS | POSTS POSTS ~

rINilE undersigned will furnish white oak posts
l. of any size desired, to the public at node-
rate prices. +. Il. BuRNlTE.
apr 2a--H Henderson, Nd.
Reference J. =. Cochran, Middletown, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-09
A GREA > OFFER.
Only So. for Sll. in YalUe.
Demorest's Illustrated Magazine
M
MIRROR 8s' Fashions.

acknowledge tha mos practical. us,tul ofigi-
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splen,iil rnrlar Picture 1ud valuable wuth of
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iion ani togcfhgr with lENoEt.s Monthly, A.
iogds m opportunity Ter the Investment OF Three
n1lnfs such - HfHV HEtff trrHr fH#T8, tau tf.ii
10 subscribe Tor "bEupursI MAGAZINE. and YOU
will never he willing 10 L. wilhoutt. "a milluo
only teach yoa how 10 dress, how to cooa. how
to make over ,uHr children CLOTHES. i,utitwill
make you hcttef Wiser happier. Women every
whese find II exactly What they want Ia fact,
/, i tie no.. eaWp.cic Iadit- Magazine now pull
lished Husbands Father, brothers and Lovers
subscribe fot il. and rcsrGt il alh the beautiful
Chrome Isn't size l'ftnl. II vii mHkc etcs
,pntki, wiih delight and satisfaction, and prove
a monthly rcmnder ct yanr good taste aud hind
feeling iidrf.s
V lhNNlNGS bEMOREST.
AIS broadway, Y :.
Specimen copis OF the laic,, uamhcrs ui the
Magazine matted ifcc on receipt Of - cents.
may 20, 1871.
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-09
KENNETH SQUARE ACADEMY,
CEsrEH CClST.TA
rex IOf ~ NY iNb EDIS
syysIs75y .NsEftg;VE.EDt:. s.n.
TEflIuNfc % 'II"4II i7N.VI.I'N,T
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itssH,. tan aaHHl.i#a.
Arersr., c N.m.s Eiu.5.A a l.t.f,.r-
rui,s~i't wtersa.'i a'a. W.. staNutiFlt.
Highs ay,'. i.. a5 Laas, .a IN p-
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man llol...l tu.lt-t. tMty ie ,.H laH-
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JA9.os t~Ha i fh r
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ions & Naas s. 81 l.as. iea9s d.
Cta,arg. Il sb .u
i q ruoaauae ae ,u,st.a'.Gl ul aal
Principal 81 k5nprt' s#aJe taH4s SHaHl<. .
Troetst iH-aH. Ea#t 4 Gfsa#.Ir, ,'e
ju,teu I Efaaf gfAaair II Bryant ml
STRATUM Commercial college ). .-tt Easl,r
y Hrlieli.4 a' Fs a'l
S,ed Circular wHs 4,s Mll rtsszn.
lr. will l,iJers e'T'tfeEa u1li s,t Nr Hat
&C. re6riu. ahl va Ills ua' - leg 4f,b
10 tho s,hrHl in yiwg-e ii the 'c..zizes re- = 900
10 rt.tItp auiile Il a9, y .
Tr sts az lIWeGftt'- eth a6.f t.41=aHt
either #hpo' usha artael m Il GiAelt +
pliI. The lu5stia. s5# fl.,ai. fHF te,eltas
practical aud tasi, ,ciHfss Al l,.sf tsirrs Wss /,
.l'uIH' tho sghlai .iUii1. .m.. completely lh.
S,Lael ann.r8fS Uud iof illustration !, Nafth
s2rge. TAa EulItiB. ht airy ,,ttaii, tics bath
looWe, with hai ldd cold water a9a ,htrr 70
titHHsfHt tn wi5rh + trH worth II INV itNIUg' :
hayc been adIei iHtiup ise simmer hc saaaol
i Oh IL Philadelphia : Baltimore CJu,rd. and
ha' communication with MI l"!u'a E, railroad.
sept 3--iul
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-09
HAIR CUTTING AND SHAVING.

VNllE undersigned having secured an assistant
l. is now prepared 10 wait upon all who may
call Hair Gu, in the latest style. n clean shave
guaranteed and shamponnng, dying, sc. done
Persons from the country can now have their
hair cut on Saturdays q. ". iSRtH
June lO--3 III Mialietuwn, Pei
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-09
WIt.fBEEGT:U's

I'lnvol'inr Extracts
sfc wttylasaI equal 10 uuy msir They are pre-
ofgi lreai the 'rA#i, aui wilt bee found much
llftr Than many Of III" Effrats that are sold.
i,s g,F Grpsr Dr.Gs.,. 'or ll,HJrycr's
IJ't1,is
BanIOS,s INDIGO Bf.VE
L. Sc iihunl doubt the hest nrirc in thu market
TOR h,ujne eir,hr, Il viii color more wafer than
iaur time. ii Same weigh; of indigo and much
mote Ihln A., Dl,t, sash blue ia the market.
tie oa'y genuine /. hat pat ii. II ALfrrn W,Lr-
RFHrru t8r, S.tge 81. .a{ Sprlli Second 81,
Philadelphia ln I'll .,leis have 10th Wilt
h5rgcT mud l}u'nN gaiur ua them, Al oilrs
- rai9t,e.t. Tor sa!t - aes, efoFers and
druggists
NltTBEgGEH 5 lNpEllRlE INK viii 10
iaaal on ttiIl TO ifa .uisElef article. Always
81 baud a8l for .air 81 rcasoeabl" prices. Pure
f'5Hrl Sfizr. teuuiUr " N,iiraes ciIimns Skins
sfau-l, 1ainca, fea;! sage AND al articles
IN thr ,lrs lfur ~
.iiIRIh lfH rBiRD W : DR!'G STORE.
~, g5=. \ ma ) sad s.. fsaAtcipaia, 10.
JHly lasl
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-09
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