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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

SkeDO0ooCo0 STATE Oo0Ve0saO0.
OrricE OF REPUBLICAN,
eTA7E CExrRAL COMMITTEE. !
DIS NorHES. March 81, 1871.
The Fifteenth Annual State Con-
yeuticn If the Republican party Ol
lows will be held at
DIES MONIES, WEDNESDAY. JUNE q,
1871,
commencing at II o'clock A. ~. for the
purpose Of placing IN nomination can-
didates for the following Offices, viz:
One candidate far Governor:
Oac candidate for Lieut.. 0orcvnOr:
Oac candidate for Jadge Of the Su-
preDgc Cb4rf;
Oac cnndiddsc for Superintendent Of
Public Xnsfyucti0n;
and the transaction Of such other bust
ness N usually comes before the rnusl
meeting Of the party. The ratio Of
representation will be. one delegate
for each organized county In the State,
and In addition thereto, one delegate
for every two hundred votes. or frnc-
tien over one hundred, cast for I'D
Wright for Secretary Of State, at the
election IN 1870. The following table
shows the number Of delegates TO
which eAch county will be entitled:
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Summer, Harlan, San Domingo
and the President.

-
Mr.. Harlan then addressed the
Senate in reply to the speech of Mr..
Sumner. He carefully reviewed
every line Of the fifteen columns OF
that Senator's elaborate speech, and
found In the whole speech but one
charge for the foundation Of 50 grave
an asraignment OF the President; that
was single paragraph in the instruc-
tions to our naval commanders In
the vicinity Of Dominica, directing
them 10 preserve peace during the
pending Of the negotiations between
Dominica and the United States.
Not one belligerent act had been
committeeman one gun had been
fired, not one drop OF blood had been
shed.
sfr. Sumner interrupted, and said
by his rendering Of the Constitution
the war.making power was conferred
exclusively upon Congress, and the
Senate must either admit that the
President has usurped this power or
else blot out the records Of the navy
department. The fact that no blood
had been shed In this unlawful des-
pof,sm did not lessen the en0rmity
~ its guilt.
Mr.. Harlan continued. He said
that we had always treated with the
Indians ~ independent nations, and
had carried on numerous wars against
them, yet Congress had never solemn
~ declared war against any Of these
Indian tribes; and the first battle Of
the Mexican war was fought before
Congress took any notice Of the con.
Gition Of war between Mexico and
the United States.
Mr.. Thurman remarked that the
reason was because Mexico began
the war.
Mr.. HaTlan said he had also heard
that In the bOmbard,nent of the
.Japaness ports, several !, ears ago, by
The cDtnbined naval forces OF En-.
gland, Fwnce and the United States,
we had taken our share OF the pro-
cbeds of that foray. That was Ger.
tninly war; yet Congress had not
declared II.
Prorredirg n inquire into the
cause Of Mr.. Gchurx's and Mr.. Sum
ner's Wholesale ylenunclatlon OF the
San Domingo matter, Mr.. Harlan
declared that the object was plainly
4" break down the hold Of the Presi-
dent upon the country. They want.
ed to defeat his re. nOmination and
cure the executive choice for one OF
themselves or some Nf their friends,
because postmaster In Missouri, o
friend Of Senator echurz, had boon
dismissed.
schurz, interrurting, stated with
iluch warmth ard emphasls that
ihis was the first time, to his knowl.
edge, such An imphtati0n Of his
were attempted, and desired
n say that the charge was absolutely
,:ntDunded. Senator Hnrlan's respect
TN. Lnman nature must be very
,pes@ra when he believes that man;
IloklinS. the honored position Of
s,eDs tw Of the United States. cosld
Il" inasenced IN Ms ofiieial course by
motives 30 miserable. durmurs Of
IN enilrrics.)
Mr., Harlan mid the Senator had
TN hastily Ja,rtAd b. tho conclusinn
Els integrity NJ hia motives was
,'sniled; why din the Senator deny
sArh = chmge In advance OF ans
,s.l,,xy ,sYatit..a e1Yf .tsAt.tes .as fal
NJ. Schnrx--DnrS the Scrn&oy
,retcad that his conclusion was no.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

III persons who have acted with the
Republican party heretofore. and are
In full accord with It's principles now,
are Invited 10 take part In the nomin.
alton ri delegates TO this Convention.
u. II. CoRKHILI., J. w. TRAER,
G.. WULwEBBER,
JNO. Y. bTONE, G. T. GRANGER.
VII. X. SAITH, CHAs. AIDKICH,
W. w. JUNKIN, r. w. HUMPHREY,
e. II. T0LI.E. Us. CLARKsON. Ch'n
State Central Committee.
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House. oRIETT ERoTHERs, rRoPRIEToRs

STAGERS.-There was a suspicious
looking crowd of men in town last
night, but upon inquiry we learned
that they were stage drivers and have
borne good characters heretofore.
Among them was Con-. Denise, driver
from Pine Grove to Wellington'S and
Al. Hardness, driver from the latter
place to Aurora. Frank Henderson
had them in tow, and you can guess
the result.
MUTTERINGS.-We see signs and
hear vague rumors of the organization
of a Citizens Protective Association
not for the purpose of defying the law
and numbering prisoners in the hands
of the officers. but for the purpose of
protecting law-abiding people from
the provoking in>olence of State floats
who nave been shipped from other
communities.
c. OF D.-The following commits
sions were issued by Governor Brad
lev yesterday: To Joseph T. X.
Plant. TO be Commissioner of Deeds
for the State of Nevada, to reside in
W dNlililSt'Il ny II. ~. anu w "oiih
ID. Mcneil, Commissioner of Deeds
for the State of Nevada, to reside in
Iew York City.
INTERNAL.-J. \. Burlingame, AS
sistant Assessor of Internal Revenue
for this district Including the counties
of WashOe. Ormsby and Douglass, has
One to Reno to assess the million
aires of the new county seat of Washoe.
Com READY. State Treasurer
Schooling gives notice in another COL
umn that all warrants drawn on the
Senate and Assembly Contingent
Funds will be paid on presentation at
his office.
James j. Mandlebaum keeps ON
stantly on hand the finest imported
Havana AMI domestic cigars. tobacco
in all its various modes of preparation,
confectionerieS, fruits, nuts, etc.
CIGARS AT WHOLEsALE.-T. Beer &
Bro. Empire City, have Just received
a choice lot of imported cigars, which
they will dispose of to dealers at most
reasonable rates.
ATTENTION LADIEs.-O!covich Bros
have just received. direct from New
York. a new and elegant supply of
genuine Alexandre's kid gloves. Go
and see them.
Go to y. J.. SAVERS for your gen
uine Rembrandt Photographs, at san
Francisco prices.
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Departure.
Arrivals at the Hotels.

ST. cHARLES-GEORGE IUFLY, PROPRIETOR.
s Wilbur, Virginia J E Shaw, San Francisco
ID l. Bliss J Toetkill, Walker River
IL Lebo, Pine Nut Mrs Fries Hot Springs
j Sober. Alpine County I Brotherhood, Empire
X " Bollen, Genoa l. Olds, Carson Valley
T Rowan, Lake Bigler I trevert,
r smith, larson j Twehonf, Sacramento
oRMsBY HoUsE-GEoRGE D. FRYER, PROPRIETOR.
Al Hardness. Aurora Denise, Pine Grove
q 5 Nerri !, Visalia l. ord, Genoa
" J illiams, San Fran + W Henderson, Virginia
j W Whitcomb, summit Mill
C0RBETT HoUSE-coREETT ERoTHERS, PRoPRIEToRs.
J Campbell, Clear Greek LSpooner, Spooners Stn
: Lemuer, J otinson, Pine Nut
+ Woodward. Virginia = Feits,
= Bole-, raukfowu + rathermand, Carson V
j u allen, NaryevIlle ; May, City
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A6-Passengers can procure THROUGH TICK
ELS for the above named places by applying to
l.. II. DYER, Reno, and at the Ormsby House,
Carson City.
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THE ORATORS OF IRELAND
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c INTELLIGENCE.
Mail and Express.

ARRIvEs.-From the c. Z. Railroad and
WaShoe ut Z a. NJ.
From Virginia., Gold Hill, Silver City
and Dayton at 10 Il. m.
From Aurora, Pine Grove n Genoa
at ) p. m.
D~EPARTS.-For Washoe and C. 2. Rail-
road at & p. m.
For Dayton, Silver City, Gold Hill and
Virginia at 1 p. m.
For Genoa, Pine Grove and Aurora at
. Il. IN.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES,

Arrivals.
Er l.. II. DYER's STAGE FROM RENO.
N Jones Thos Smith SR Berry
BY v. F. Wilson'S AURORA STAGE.
L Todd CS Merrill Mr. Younger
Mr. Cleveland Mrs Rice Mrs Gilatt
C ID plummer 4 wife
DEPARTURE.
By L. II. DYER'S STAGE FOR RENO.
Gov Bradley Mrs Lancaster A Periatt
" J Wi iiams CS Merrill Mrs Parker
Ii G Garbatt
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TO MILL MEN!

1.o.: a'S :; not ls :.,. 1mp :. T r.1e.s;
H.tA-for sale. Apply ut this Office Immediately.
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Greenvilie and ColumbiaRatlroad:' !
! 90 COLUMBIA, g.; O.; MAaoH !, 1871: !

e 1gR ssssssassssss dale, The Hsn ioil6wins s
schedule will he run daily, Sundays excepted,
6 {Ssoraneotlng with Night Treins pm South Garo.
BoihE NORTH and South on Chat1otte, Coltnabia
and AugustalRaiIfoafa:u III ,O,ILG IL 40 7f.1
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have now. an article Of gin suitable for such
cases az that remedy is ADAPTED to.
.l:t.l.gri .t.iiy - DIR. t.,W. BRIGHT. I.
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CHE M1aHT. Balli5 fhaS RisoNl aS Straws
show which.Ah the. Rifd blS8s. and
casual expsasSi6ns,iA seasaH aSelaation
often disqf better than 4R, elADegate
speech. s:iabiits or thougi giisxzss y.sSMHa-
dividpaEEsz. q asaapg zzxRqJE1l3EsaAHa
OF Pssstqd&tf aHtaptss t9s' tAap4Y YetsSI6H.
recaAar ap3ssteFi MSA Fetk ZIG
raid, ,SldaeA saceErih kahaarSta8 8eiso1; ;DhYHa
are not lsdat instructive. .,;NFa@asye
the entifah2At 9enYe Yersati Qnfaf0l Ianm,
between H. ssdldaszF8S aud our
habitually Sanz6ds &49~ fahi eSSSS eSSS. com
mnnder-in- ohfeS ssM EArNsa
"While JEFF. Bss'Asz7ss=aat BsSfs4sss at large, Mr..
Preaidenk will ii hot be dif1culs 70 allay
Southett adisaffectionp Oan, fie' ,,G9t Hnbh
arrested 'phaer the KqI Klpx laHp22h.: ..a. a.
Heinaight be Imprisoned: sBnsywhati
would be: the use7 It-wohld bes1ke
ote 1asSSmpathy tI9s. the. 5hferss. and. in
fame pasai onss sn9w, happily dying, opt:
We edhtls Z At saffofq 70 make martyr of
IN Now. Mr., Davis avis did very cry unwise and
spesch: but he did It openly, nor has It
Sae sEee DSa VIZ @ - make asans hs nn9 aG
number 6f Two OF more phrsoHs feqdIed
by the Ku K1h9 dot, to constitute con-
spiraoy within the meaning Of that sta
tute. Far from advising resistance to
any proceeding Of the government, he
expressly advised his hearers to. obey the
laws. But, nevertheless, IN the opinion
OF the head Of our National Government,
he might be Imprisoned under the Ku
Klux act. He is to be let alone. not,be-
cause there is no law for his arrest, but
merely because it pays better. politi-
cally, Tor the Radical party to let him
keep on talking. In short, in addition
to it's other merits, the Ky Kluxeet con-,
tains tAh old FSaesalisH ES5Ation5 lAw:te-
vived.57:A Lb4ts RepatAad,. Il L u !,
GeoTgia has not u native son on her
Supreme Court henchotA ,r .ri:;
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o., 's'%tati'..s.R's. ID
AJS-urrs....,
Symbolio Adm0nition!

ID : - '@o''-f Id
Symbolic Adm0nition!
FENHE season-is at hand when the human
X family is more afflicted than during, any
other part OF tho year. The suh's rays acting
upon the decayed vegetable and amin al mat
ter, poisons the atmospheric and produces
many disorders OF the system-Chills and Fe-
YER, Bilious Complaints, .DiarrhGa, Dyson.
'tery, Cholera Morbus, Cramps and Cholic, eto.
Hence the system requires all invigorating
and, tonic medicine, that will brace up ita
shattered forces, and enable tho organs to
perform the{t proper funotione. For thia pur.
pqs9 We would Iecommend tho use of HEM
For Che Liver and Kidneys
r. For Coughs and Sore Throat.
y For the Lungs and Splitting OF Blood.
+ For Woakness and General Debility.
:: Eor loss OF Appetite, For Sick Headache.
For Diarrhma and Dyaentery.
Ens Eeces ::a 4s&a. For Bilious Fever.
For Oho1erG M6rbus and Cramps, +,
For Palpitati9h OF the Heart, -, ~,
For Bf0khn Down Nervous Systt nj. II
For Neuralgia' and RhGnmat tibm.
For Purifying the Blood.
AEINTTSH'S QUEENS Delight
The people approve OF, and physicians SANG
ton ts Iqsea be9aqee it is good medicine.
rake no other medicipe.. 1t is.a spring invi.
gorator. summer tonic, O purifying beve.
rage. admirably adapted to all conditions,
dreh at this pafticde1r saaaon. ' Be- sur suro and and
cali at Heinitsh's Drug Store and get bottl
ofihis great medicine.
/. Prepared only by e. H. HEIEITSH,
l May so -Druggiet and Chemist
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BRANDIES.

= CASKS James Hennessy's & Drandenburg
= e-pRANH4ES, import ed direct. and
prise vintages Of 1885. 1885, 1860 and 1868.
StPck OF Hooks, Clarets and White Wines in
cltde some ,Q{ the p9st famous brands aaweu
ss,sor1d lo,bpriced. 5oodg.. For sale by ~
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For sale .by al respectable 0rocers and
April 1.pg2mo "a Beaver st., New York.
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I beg leave to call the attention OF the
reader to tostimo In favor the Sohnapps:
scHMAprs as being. in every respect, pre-eplf, j
nently pure, and deserving of medical patrons
age. at all events, 1t is the purest possible
article OF Holland gin, heretofore unobtaina-
physicians. DAVID L. MOTT. M. D., -
Pharmaceutical Chemist. Now York 4;
liiI' a-Iil !. :i!
have M sspa 81 GIN satasa sS5 os ns: .usS
ASss .sS y ,AA' .st DR. iaAe.fS SW. s BRIGHT
"schnaipps" is a.reemedy in { chronic cu,arr.
hal camplafnts. stD.: '~' :
I take great pleasure in bearing highly
ereditahle testimony to its efficacy, as a reme-
dial agent, in the diseases for which you
recommend 1t. Having a natural tendency to
the mucous eurfeceA. with slight degree o.
stimulation, I regard it as one OF tho most inn
portant remedies in chronic catarrhal affcc-
apparatus. \: With4mueh respect, yorr obedienit
servant, CHAS. A. LEAS, NJ. D., HeW York.
!. 26 PINE STREET, NEW YoaK, Nov. 21, 1867
have made chemical examination Of sample
OF your "Hchtedam Schnapps," with the intent
OF detarmiring II any foreign or in3urions cub
stance had been ADDED to the simple distilled
spirits.
The examination has resulted in the conclu
sionthat the sample contained No poisonous
or harmful admixture. I have been unable
to discover any, trace Of the deleterious sub
stances Mhich! !are aomotimea employed IN tho
adulteration Of liquors. would not hesitate
TO use myself, nor to recommend to others,
for pedioinal !purposes;. ,the ..schiedam
SchlAppss",as an exoefient and unobjeotiona.
Bile variety OF gin. Very respectfully yours
xSigned) OHAS. a. sEELY, Chemist
CHEMICAL AND TEoHn1oAL, LABORATORY, 1s
ExoHAKoE P1.AoE. NER YoRH. Nov!25, 1857
signed have carefully and thoroughly analysed
q sample. OF your "Atomktto Sohiedani
sohnapps," solicited by ourselves, and have
found the same free from all organic or inor-
ganio substenoos, more or less injurious TO
health. From the result Of our examination.
we consider the article one OF superior quail.
ty. hsalshful as beverage. and efbeotual In its
medicinal qualities. Respectfully yours,
tEigned> ALEX. THIPPEL, Chemist
Y. FRANCIS z. EN0ELHARD, MD.
For sale .bS sll respectable arocers and
Druggists. UpOLPHO WOLFE'B EsT.,
April 1.pY2no "a Beaver st., New York.
ba:co at PoLIodks.
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Canned Goods.

CHnUeU GU0US.
A LA MODE BEEF. Veal, Wild Duck. fresh
n Mackerel, fresh Salmon, Oysters,
Peaches, Tomatoes, Strawberries,I Gage
Plnns. All OF first quality and full weight.
For sale low. E. HOPE.
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49, - ~ - - hIs-fs ASS
oh1tlotto AahlyE>' Sss S;hsEAsE : 4
salisbufy8.o3ain n 8.2aAm
Gr'nsb'o11. .@am11.l8 d M.
90 Shopl3.4D PM LOS pm
Atllsb,ro 2.2Spm.. 223 p NJ
: 'aelasbbta6 'aelaiaa ae5 p-M7es aai-
~ 81 Trains dofrg l.alt.r
Charlotte7Il5a q nj ). u. -
ssai,is5!gy 9 t;$hm '4.2I am
1.25 II N 1.35 a m
Co Shop II. az p m 12.O2 I'm
Hillsbroi0. OF pm 10. C9 sm'
Raleigh 6.6S r IN TAO am
Goldsb'o. nix 500 2 m
juno g - w. II. oGRI
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Georgia has not native son on her
Supreme Court hench0is 81 ..i:i:'
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oA1 1chssngs "a 81 E5aaddkljH! =
| SOUTH CARoIAxARA1IanAusCoM CoMpANY,

9 < Chang sfaaf Of E5hadti55:A - sss- = :
South CAa0IAxARAuanAusCoMP
y :, GoIGHDSA, =. o.. Jppe 9, d871.
ks@ M 4; o'eSP6at 'eS |StS g sisfAsssaqIs7 sifsss ds
Z. inf 8 NAH. AND PABsESaHn7KArS. .Irl-o::
Lehye CciImbia ~. ..ec.....:.,c:.::.5 .ec g. 40 am
saSs zsfiye oeea1is1Ga se uoiaSbss
.E1ouT E1pRKssi BnfIaHT AND A0CoMhoDATIoN
= .a T4AF, Hppda5s axceptedI. - -
1fse fase eetS%s1s At hsrisstos
Lsave. charlestoi, t::"'t:,!:::.''':c I'D I'D n
Arrive at 0oltmSia atsa..;:..... .G.oV n
/: NAmdeR tAcoommodnt Traih will. eofit.
Spn9 aTn 70 ,rTHn Golpm9ta az tormsrly-Mon.
:Rs 49GkN zksss!sash TissP President.
z 8. B. P1cKISsJ General q1cket AZ ~
Charlotte. CclaImbia and Augusta &. &
!. suPERINTENDENT's OFFIOE,r:r {
'sil sSSs sS:s 8 s9sS4E {sI
lowing sphedule will be ran bver this road: 7: /
Ess;s tsls$s. 7:;S 4s \
eef1Ye ohaslotte...: asa III. SO S 4: II. H.
1sovo cb,s,,ai.d II as1se aSo sSSopYA; "a. (,
Esave ave eeoiSniSssIs ssSf& ssR E n n
Arrive Auguats :, -. so Pj Au.: L 7i9O,A:.M.
NO. ! Train daily; No. 2: Train DAILY, ,.Snn-s
a Nosb t5aRs sSass %sas sha sSs W
Np. Train makes close connection at Mch.
mond on for Virginia Springs. LII
Through tioketssold and baggage checked
ia icAt icAity fine
o.. i.E. P. ALEXANDER; 6enern1 SUB.
Ell R.::DoRsKY, General Freight and. Ticket
AHe1... x. ..l.t - :ALi. = :. juno 10 q
:! Greenvilie and Columbia Railroad:
90 COLUMBIA, 81 o. MAaon i. is7t:.n
la l 1 IN. End End ,a1,s5 1sf;S,!lss stnis
'conneoting With Night Traina on South Garo,
lin6 Raifroadl up and doYEn: also Will rraina
ssp ga sRs cGHSlapI GS
: t,.ipPs- r5ci: cy.IaNo.
leave S{ain3 SElnmh'a a.. 9o0 q. m,
NeW6eiry. y:1g e a.
iGokesbury: !.l14h. 1850 p. n: %
,Bait9n....:,j ..:..9;sI.. ~ 5.0otpi M.
Arrive @ at GreesqasillY; SoWN- +-., Sso pm:
leave areen4flle at tpoMN'!.: .c..i55 /. 4:
g: Beltoni - !:..!.;:.::.: 8. .6S & =: If: IT.
CokesbnryI. 49,. -. .10.e7 ann.
~ NeSberrs. 9IS 5s Ann. 4 m
Arrive q. colum6ia: 3; e.
TX; THOs. nOD1MRAD, aaanafai s1pt 6: =,
u. I, 1AHTLsrE. General TicketAgrnt.
Schedule on Blue Ridgo Railroad.
EgRgF3 Leave Anderson. ~ .2o'P. II.
szf sssszsf7--sg :. q PendietGn-.. $50 =:
Arrive at welhalla. !. :. :. .S.6o =.
Leave Walhalla- $50 4. nI
n PsEFTgytle. PerT,yins ...'9...!.. e415
Arrive at Anderson. .......l: -: .0l5.u..n,
Waiting at Anderson one honr Tor tie arrival
of up tram on areenyills ~ 2a%Sia Rot,
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Thief Hroof ,UraMers.

FsH:tE undersigned havo received, tho Agency
~ of those DRAWERS. Theu are tHa one
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-20

VOTES Schiedam Schnapps
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-09
WORCESTER AND NASHUA R. r.


On and after April 2d, 1871, Passenger Train ,,u,
leave Foster street station Sunday at A. M far Grn
ton Junction and way stations This train will cnnnt
Groton Junction with train for Boston and
ate stations on Fitchburg Railroad; also with t,ain 90
Lowell, Boston, and intermediate stations an S, ,vn
Brook and Boston q Lowell Railroads. WI S'o"s
Returning, Will connect at Groton Junction with
trains rom Lowell and Boston, and will arrive NJ Wor.
cester at SIS p. N. n y friIRNPp - sn mor-
worcester, May q, ISL. dtf XII
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-09
EOR SAIL
A FINE RESIDENCE,

III worcester sltnotted Oh uie
corner of Main and Grand ste.
house Il nearly new built by the day. oG the best
aeIiais anu hnlshed In the thoro "a, manner
E TSo eosets large rooms besides large has and bath
THE BARN is 50 % n with Iii t1s = tails
THE LOT sones ss5i fSGon and large hay lott
supply Of Fruit and ~ se streets and has good
about 200 It, onu'Re on MAIN sueet Vi
Ta boI Is car. rare opportunity securing One estate
reasons for selling For further rnsnmation in1ure f
JAMES A. COLVIN, the prerses ~ ~ tt,.s t;od II
FOUNDRY during business hours, VI dlWs les