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GOD IN THE CoNsTITUTION-CONvENT AT

CINCINNATI. JAN 31.-A Convention whose
purpose II to distinct recognition OF God in the
National Constitution, met here to-day, with repre-
sentation Of about delegates Judge M. b. HaGans
OF Cincinnati was chosen President, with long list OF
distinguished educators and cergymen The Rev. IL. IL.
George was chosen Secretary.
Letters were read from Judge Strong Of the Supreme
Court Of the United States. Prof Seeley OF Amherst
College Dr. Patterson of Chicago, and others expressing
regret at their inability 10 attend The Secretary re-
ports indicate bourshng condition OF the cause ana
Gradual interest in the question After an
animated session filled with enthusiastic speeches the
Convention adjourned until tOmO
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THE WEATHER

REPORT FROM TIE SIGNAL CORPS. p
WAR BEPARTNENT
OFPICE OF rHR CI1EY SIGNAL OFsicHR
WAsHIsGIOS. Feb. Ii a IN }
SynODsis for the ydst hoenfltTour hosrs.
The area of highest barometer continues IN
the south Atlantic States and the Ohio Valley ksing
barometer with falling te8poraturc aud clear weather
are reported from Pennsyva ~ New 'Enzland
Cloud and snow oontinue on the lower Lakes clear
weather and falling barometer the upper Lakes: slight
north winds with ossr weather the Ohio valay.
aud yaD On the Gulf coast
Probabilities
Tue barometer giu probably tau On THURSDAY very
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MARRIED.

JOSEsSQCIRRA the rssaese Of the BRIDE parents rresis
ss ~ George whiney assisted BY Rev DR. Church.
Robert q Jones 10 EHmA L., laughter VI b squire Tnsvs
n Y. No card,
MORGAN-TOwNsBNDAt the Church Of the Annuncshou. J-.
L. Morgan b. d.. BaBksOn flyo Morgan.
officiating clergyman Catherine DO~n eldest daughter
Dr. JOhs r. Townsend, all Of this city.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SesYOrk CITY We1neisy Jan u.
Trinity Church by the Rector Rev DR. Morgan Dt Jehe la
Of Richmond Indiana To Miss EsaHe jackson Of Bel
Irelind. No cards.
WARD-BASTGS-Jsa 20 by The Rev On Montgomery Re,cv
Ward May Wool daughter Of hasb Hasdnss all OF ms ely
wUITE-WOODRUPF-O Tuesday Jan "a 1879 BY the Very sv
William Stars D. VcarGeneral OF The Arcbocess OF se-
YORK. A. White OF EewYork to la Dors DE Wolfe -
ruff iaaghrr Of OOdng esq Of Paterson heS Jsrsey Ne
cirls
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THE CHICAGO ALDERMEN

CHICAGO. Jan S--Aldcrman Bussc Wa to-
day convicted Of bribery and sent to Jail motion for
new trial was entered and will be heard on Saturday
The ease Of Alderman Mont gomery IA now trial
An application VIII be- made 10 the Supreme Court with
view to releasing the persons crninated under mo
act Of Is65. which allows appeal I'm criminal case.
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SMALLPOX CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Jan. 31.-The Sanitary Superin-
tendenr report shows that there 10 deaths from
small ox during the past week and declares that the
disease on the increase There 20 patients in
the new aud in the old hospitals. Seven physicians
have been prosecuted for not properly reporting
DR. Ranch believes that the recent intensely cold weather
has increased the epidemic.
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THE STATE or TRADE.
DONRSTIC NkRKYTs

wnsrNGros n C. Jan J--spsns Turpcnsse strong ct p>.
RosD nacs Crude Tgryntne arm at - Tor Hard % 10
Yelo9 audVirUn Tar srm Al ~ 20.
Jan IL Foar unhanCsi Corn and
Mred 7Jc White Osts and brn o Bran hgbs
IS y srcr dvarcr fl8 r., PRIME so OF CbOse Pork
higher Moss sls '5as6 Baron srrs and hssss
ShOuller "a 9i Gear Sides, l0c
cured ans dali 2 Llri unchanged unehsrgA
6uner. PAR 4gdic Prime. AspJo WHISKY IN
unchanged EIrhaaseSteTlag i9l se--iOrk ssA
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NEw-IERsEY sABBATH-sCHooL INSTITUTE.

PLAINFIELD, Jan. 31.-The third meeting of
the New-Jersey sabbathschoOl Institute held this
evening in the COngreg Church Addresses were
delivered by the Rev. H. c. Trumbu Of Connecticut on
sunday-sc progress by the Rev. Alfred Taylor or
New-YOrk practical common sense, aud by the REV.
" r crafts Of Massachusetts sprituaZing sunday
.ltn.Ia
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lnpsrRAL PRESS DISPATCH

TRENTON ian. 31.-In the Senate, bills were
introduced 10 Incorporate the Dime savings bahk on
woodbridge supplementary TO the act orSanasS rI 20
National Guard OF the state allowing the uote ~
Dnt on his staff certain persons without RANK, Dul W..
held rank In the army during the war 10 IAel aH
tndicia proceedings In Hunterdon County anu W co.,
10 Jersey city certain lands heretofore under wafer ia
Communipaw Cove. Bills were passed-Concefhlhs' quo
New ork Steam Engine Company supplementary Va
the bill Incorporating the Englewood Horse kafosa
COMPANY supplementary 10 the bill Incorporating t,o
bellevue Horse Railway Company supplementary W
the Charter OF Harrison II Hudson County. ~,
In the House bills were introduced To incorporate anu
authorize gauge railroad company 10 construct
road from Camden Jersey City and FROM andeh 70
Egg 4habor the rails 10 be three feet six inches aps
Win capital OF $4,000 and the privilege oil lncreashs
Il ~ 600; supplemental to the hill to copAondale oo
Midland Railway allowing the Company 70 brdic lio
Delaware near the Now Y0Ik State lne; " INCORPORATE
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For other Ship Neps see THIRD PG9e
.nDFNguh

For other Ship Neps THIRD PG9el
s,.,,sio Missouri Morton Hawai- jan g. rh md,e All p.
ssssns6p cleopatra Phup. proso ian "a 9Th mise and O--
steamship A0er1fe walker. Norfolk &c with He and pas 4" o"
slGshD BeI.fic,of Jon,, Wilmington. Il c. With OaV. stow.
Steamships Hansa for Bremen Ney,ds Tor L'Oo neHy chAs
wISD-sundo~u. light n W; elear
cro 70, v,,.d METEES M,; s.,.. %, Antwerp --,.
.or, At on ss South We, side Of n. Sslss ch,Hr va.
Oast7p and oWs Island she He- ,Dcos.
apparently received no Ismage
DOMESTIC PORTS.
sAvaSSAH. Ga Jan 3Arvtd sehr Man snd Elm from Psis
fsDs c,s teanS oreS., for Boston SasI' SS..
load Boston; George Thatcher Charleston, Ballast 10 .AA
BosTos Jaa steamship Blackstone Baltimore
FOREIGN PORTS.
thou,ht sailed BransEies o.. sept n
QUEENSTOWN jan. JTbe lamar steamship City Of Astser
nyno nS % an Ss'Iss s = . n IRON ns...
Jan. n, 0 Liverpool arrived At this port "sP n ye'te'.,
The sIngerI nIanufaoturins C0mpany's Sewing Ma
Principal oSioe ), Unioa square
No rig BO-ery. JOz2 Thraivs No a. Avenue B. No %
sn st Jersey y No. S %S"sSat gSsassa
GrL1I-st. VII lIsbuFsa
Removal.
GROVER BAKER SEWING MACHINE 20.
Have
TBS and T33 BroadEsy u TeHtbd
Can on G. n. Crittenden Tor RzssEs hAsfC On ThSns
gOoi and popular for Pam
Asthma be greatly relieved By Of JoassOss AIsorHs
Lin internally.
Back Ache-Fotv drops CONSTITUTION
ike msgie Sod By ell Dr1ggsts
Use RssSE's PAIN KnLfyo MAGIC On. Sir.
Angels Turkish Bath. Darlington 15'ht Geuu--..
every al Ladies and Advantages znsqnsk
0Harsh. wrinxied akin regain- the Seanty Of youth
By God Liver OIL" HALARD CAsSELLa COP LiFzk Du
the best 1t is fresh, and stoert
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P4SSFNGERS ARRIVED.
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

FROM HAvAsl-ra steamship Missjun. jan 1Alfr.f Hosps
He1 Bfoxn Franco Eeri T. De OAVo.a. POcarp Cuneeao
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AngeiIs Turkish Baths 18th At Geni-ws.
every AMI al h Ladies day and evening Advantages ueqass
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Can on c. n. Crt,enden Tor RzssEs AAsIc On rhsss
good and popular for Pam.
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Removal.

GROVER 4 BAKEK SEWING MAcBnR 20.
Have Removed 20
T36 and 70 Broadway. corner o. TsHtb d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-01

Harsh, wriniSied .kn regains the beanty Of yeutA
God Liver OIL" HALARD CAswELGa COP LiFSR Du
the best IL is Jresh pure and s'ce-t
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Use Rsssr's PAIN Knhyo MAGIC On. sir

Back Ache.-Fortv drops si
like magic. Sod b. ell Drlggist
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Asthma be greatly relieved By Of Joassoss As.oras
Lin internally
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DIED

AH Notices Of Marriages must BE- Endorsed ~sth Ali
name aud dd1Tess
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Pn.~: PiLs-.

Deposisors in the Market Savings BANK,
ooooi 70 proce slug, BfsAp9sy sal ;s s @s Bank laaax ~
iaf AL tTNsy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-30

seventeen are married and four are single. Sena-
tor Brown aged 25 is the youngest senator, and
Senator Marcus Woodward, aged 81, is the old
est. OF the representatives 202 are married, SO
are single, and OF these nine are widoweTs. The
Youngest member in the house is Mr.. Amos
Browning, of North StoningtOn who is aged %.
The two oldest members are Greene Kendrick,
of Waterbury, and Paschal Sheffield, of Fair
feld, both aged "A. Hr
Andover don't know what TO do with recre-
ants who last Sunday held a clam bake there. A
citizen says: "NeYer before was such a spec
tacle Witnessed in this place on the Sabbath,
and your correspondent hopes it may never be
again. In Justice to our own citizens, we are
happy to say that most of those who attended
belong in other towns. But to have such a
ehurch-going people is certainly disgusting to
the feelings of every one who is a lover of good
morals and refined society,""
The New Haven Palladium of the 29th tells
this sad story: Last night, young woman,
about twenty-five years of age native of tbis
city, applied at the station house for lodgings
She was respectfully brought up in this city;
but few years ago She fell into bad company
and, when shame drove her from home she
went to New York. There her manner of life
led her lower and lower in the scale of morality
and dissipation has brought on consumption
She returned to this city, yesterday, and APP
piled to her friends TO receive her. but this they
declined to do. She says she can live but q
short time; she has felt for some time that death
was approaching. Prompted by this feeling she
consulted q physician in New York, who told
her she had consumption. She spent last night
| in the station house, among the 9agrant and
| vicious of the city. An effort will be made &c
| secure accommodations for her at the hospital
RHODE ISLAND.
| The name of the lad who was unfortunately
| killed in the Wanskuck mill, last week, was Al
| bert Sansbury, native of Trowbridge, county
| of Wiltshire, England.
hoOne, has just completed full set, comprising
ring, sleeve and collar buttons, with raised stars
around the border, for the class of ~ at West
Point. Each graduate is 10 have a set for which
he viii pay Sl25
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Immediately cured and full vigor restored. This dis
tres ing aflictOn-whch renders life miserable and mar
rage mpossihe-s The penalty paid by the victims
improper indulgences. Young persons too apt to
consequences that may ensue. Now who that under
stands the subject will pretend TO deny that the power
of procreatOn is lost by those falling intn i'm
proper habits than by the prudent? Besides being de-
prlYed Of the pleasure OF healthy offspring The scr
arise The system becomes deranged, the physical and
mental functions weakened, Loss Of Provocative Power
Nervous lrrtability, Dyspepsia Palpitatiun of the
Heart Indigestion, Constitutional Debility and Wasting
OF the Frame, Cough CONSUMPTION. Decay and death
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

DIR. llalock addresses all those who have injured
themselves by improper indugences and solitary habits
which rum both body AMI mind uniting Them for
either bu-iness, study society marriage. These
some Of the sad and melancholy effects produced by the
early habits of YOUTH VIZ Weakness Of the Back and
LimbS, Pains in the Head Dmness of Sight Loss of
Muscular Power. Papitaton of the Heart, Dyspepsia,
Nervous lrritability, arrangement of the Digestive
ton. &c
MENTALLY. the fearful effects on the mind are much
to he dreaded Loss of Memory. Confusion Ideas
preston Of Spirits Evil forebodings aversion to Socie
ty Self bistruSt, Love Of SOlituoe Timdty &C, are
some OF the evils produced. Thousands persons all
ages can now Judge what is the Of their declining
health losing their ygor becoming weak. pale nervous
and emacaLed, having singular appearance about the
eyes, cough and symptoms OF consumption.
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Railroaos
X Al ROAD TIME RTE
TRAINS


TRAINS LEAVE WORCFSrru
f9 ~. oN-Express trains at 20 and 95 m 30.
~ . ~ and 800 p. m. Accommodation train ~
icsye ~ 80 a. ~ and lao and g. 90 D. m Tsturning
10 n so al D. i $50 teX.l ex.) a. m and / RI
r,; Nv, aaV ieNl and 90 (exD p. m Sufa4sV Nal
pIdn leaves Boston at $50 D. MI and Wor,sst - s ~.
v, bpSI ~ a. 80 m. (AIonday1 '"'
M DoS ,iON via GrOton Junction at 30 and II Is,
li,uV q m, and 4. 100 D. m ' AZ "'%9 Sf7'A
f"n 9IidNGtlEbD at SIS. 800 SIS ALBANY avn IA
nrosS Ia az a.fo IN; for New York and Albany 1ev
Mi T 80 M and 436 and l035 m. Albany SUNDAY
Snr;,,,, s M ieaNeS at 1895 p Returning leave
Ipss'ptsnelu d9r Worcester Mt 200 IS ii "a a m
Mail 10 * 40 leNp, 400 and slt (ex1 D. M SUNDAY
foh OK reBSoOVlDENCE, at 7.s0. rs. texlIaa aoo
@ V'V p "a Keturnng, leave Providence for WoT
Il ~ ~ ~ lI;lS a. m 2-l5 (eN.) and 05 NJ
,,n U q . at b30 n is a n,
a. ~ ~. ketuning, leave Fitchburr for Wnvcesfer'
az oVV a. m, l2j0 $50 p. M Ieavc Fitcbbr 81
GIeeimeln on arrival of the $40 and II Is n m ttni
rom Foin worcester Leave Fitehburg for WinnbenST.
keene Bellows Falls. at go a. n 25 y, M nv i'a'
fok NORWICH, at 535. 10 a. M is % ~ y , ia
SA.lo York. 2. m. Returning, leave No,,tint ~ ~
worcester, at 2lO. (ex.) 500 ii 80 a m 2 * n ,Ui
SPECIAL train from Webster to Worcester Al m p M
returning at 35p " wv d. hl''
FOR NASHUA. at $50 Ills a. M 420n N, Nr,.,-
rh i9T worcester, 40 a. m. 1900 m, 500 D m
t0ia ~. MlLFORD, via Franiingham, I.0U, 9.25a m 40
~ ana a55 p. M; via WOOnsocket 7.SO Ii 30 a m
FOR GARDNER, at 745 a. M, 1880, ass. and e25n m
Leave Gardner for Worcester at %. SIS and ii 10 N
M, and 30 u. IN ~ 'Afv d.
FOR LOWELL. via South birmingham at 100 e95 ,
m, lao and $50 I'm. Lowell TO Worcester s. Is a m
l.3O and 5.45D. III. -" w."
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DIR. HALLocK has discovered the most certain, speedy
and only efectual Remedy the worlt for weakness
the Back Limbs, structures. Affection OF TIL x i'd
neys and Bladder Involuntary Discharges, lmpotencv
General Debility, Nervousness dyspepsia Lauguur Low
Spirits Confusion of laeas Papitaton of The Heart,
Timidity. Trembling Dimness of Sight Giddness,
Diseases of the Hea Throat Nose or skim Affections
Of the Liver unes, stomach or Bowes-those terrible
Disorder arising frCm Solitary Habits of YOuth-SecTet
and solitary practices fatal to their victims than
the song of the Syrens to the mariners of Ulysses blight
ing their most bril- liant hopes or ancipations.
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YOUNG MEN

who have injured themselves by certain practice in
duged In when alone, habit frequently learned from
evil companions at school, the effects Of which are
nightly felt even when aisle ;p and il not cured render
marriage impossible and destroy both mind and body
should apply Immediately. What pity that young
man. the hope of his country the pride of his parenis
should be snatched from all prospects and enjOymcnts
life by the consequence of deyating from the path Of
nature. and secret ha it. Such persons must before
con emplating marriage, reflect that sound min and
body are the most necessary requisites to produce
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"A l. A II G II i X A TIC
In these spcciRIGien,

"A
In these spcciRItIes,
by DIR. HEATH, disclosed the startling fact that ma
ority OF those suffering with NERVOUS DEBILITY,
Dyspepsia, Constipation Piles, Inflammation, Catarrli
Consumption, Diseases Of the skin Blood Heart Liver
Kidneys Bladder Sc, caused by Seminal Madness
resisting all treatment III II was cured and that 40 Of
every 80 could not he cured without local applications
OF the proper remedies direct to tie organs medicines
by the stomach alone proved porse Than useless
rms discovery, with gifted intuition dclrc the mta
ana latent complications affecting his patients. H. the
reason Of bis curing so many who had tried The advcr-
Used medicines and most eminent physicians in TINS
country and Europe. In his MEDICAL AND IHhSl
ILLOGICAL WORK, published IN 1854, these sub
eets are treated upon hy and for the hfs time by any
physician or author
DR. HEATH, ny request and permission OF his
patients. can present the evidence Of those WHO had
au1c ed from few months to 80 yenrs been treated by
rs many rs 80 professors and pysicnnsi paying from
MOO TO $4,000, and pronouuccd invniahlc, who
have enjoyed the best Of health om one to 20 years.
since his treatment.
personal ln eryew Is desirable. though have not
seen Onc-ientli of our patients
DR. A. II. HEATH has resided NJ No. 11O East
Twenty-nnh street. New York, (ncnr Madeon and
Fourth ayenucsl since 1850, and receives patients III
p. N. daily, and IN the evening
myl0 dcop&weowtapl6
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YOUNG MEN,

especially who have become the Victims of Solitary Vice
that dreadful and destructive habit which annually
sweeps 90 an untimey grave thousands of Young Of
the most exalted talents and brilliant intellect, whu
might otherwise have enranced listening senates with
the thunders of eoquence may call with full confidence
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nor BOSTON VIA GROTON JUNG.
snd 4.2Op, m. ''' ~ y.
Returning, leave Boston at G25and n A. m and D. M
change. 40 -'
PASSENGERS by this route land in the Vicinity
nfthe Eastern Boston A. Maine, and Boston a Lowell
psposi else Steamers or Portland, 81 John and Hail
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payable at the first time Of service For further partic
uars address the subscriber.
my9 deOplm* d. w BATCUFIER
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TO THE LADIES.

DIR. HILL still continues with remarkable success,
his treatment of all Diseases and Irregularities nciden-
tai to the SEX from whatever The Dr. remedies
are distinguished alike for their harmlessneSs purity and
absolute The devotion OF quarter o a
tury in the careful study and scientific research (com
bned with large and extensive practiccl into the pa
enables him. in very many extreme cases, insure a
prompt and speedy cOnvaesccnce. The Dr's prepare
lions will be forwarded per express mall securely
packed to any address upon receipt price $500 The
DIR be consulted at his Office 293 Front St wash
ingtOn SD from A. M to 9P.M Consultation tree.
The DR. apartments arranged that patients do
not see each other.
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Married persons. or young men contemplating mar
riage, being of Physical Weakness, Organic De-
biiity. Dei0rmities, &c, speedily cured.
He who places himself unuer thc of DIR. HaOck
may reigi0usy confde in his honor as gentleman and
confidently rely upon his skill as physician.
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THE SECRET MEDICAL COUNsELOR
$50 paCes and 70 Illustrative 4 ...rn ,.i,.ns

$50 Pages and u Illustrative Engravings
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which are described in tins work than perhaps ever fell
to the lot of mortal man 1t treats on Lost Manhood
Nervous and General Debility. seminal Weakness, and
all diseases of the Gcnerative Organs in both sexes
Sent free on receipt OF stamp. Address "HaOck Med
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TO THE LADIES.
Ladies', married and SINGLE can consult Dr. Hallock on
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ana the best of nursing for patients who wish remain
under treatment, Dr Balock is acknowledged the
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OF private and confidential nature His remedies are
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ming to be postmaster of South N0rwalk.
Nineteen infants were baptized at Christ
church, Norwich. Sunday.
Charlotte Cushman dned with the Rev
Phoebe A. Hanaford, in New Haven, on Mon
day
snipsic pond, at Rockville, Square pond and
Bolton pond, IN Bolton, will be free to fish for
black bass on the 18th of August next. They
VIII then have been protected for three years.
An exchange 1.-THE Danbury News, of course
says; Old Bull gave a concert in Bridgeport,
Mmohohy night. He is deferred from coming to
joining towns" ~
MIS-. Phoebe Reynolds, living in Jamestown
us.flet' dled suddenly Friday morning. On
a nh que complained of nausea at the stom-
ments. 's " ~" '"o
Felix Gallagher was caught between two
cars on Tue western road at Winsted ON Mon
DAY, ana Dadly squeezed. When the train eased
up nc tel on the track, and the wheels crushed
his right leg from the foot to the knee
The commission recently appointed IN las, ~.
anew highway in Wethersfed have found IL
very difficult TO obtain precedents for asseesir,s
damages, as there has been no highway onened
in that town since the revolutionary war.
The post office and store at Platt's Foul
Corners, Weston, owned by +. Sturges, was dc
stroyed by fire last Wednesday. The store wa
new, and is said 10 have been well stocked witt
goods, on which Mr.. Sturges had light insur
ance.
Rufus Preyiere, a brakeman on the New Lon
don Northern road, was instantly killed at Wi
limantic, Wednesday noon, by being crusbe
between two cars. lie leaves family at Grout
Corner, Mass.
A way in course Of construction over the Jerse
City meadows, known as Montgomery stree
gave way last night. About two hundred fee
Of roadway, with all the mason work, wen
down, with about fifty feet adjoining the mead
ow; damage, $4,000.
he new government building at Hartford
TO be placed on the Stale House square, and /
make room ior II the old state house building
70 be moved 70 the eastward about 125 feet. an
a new basement Is 70 be put under It, the Who'll
change 10 cost $4,000.
Last Saturday night or early Sunday norl
ing some irreyerent scamp, not having The e.,
OF Justice before his eyes, went 10 Tic stable
the Rev. II. A. Russell ui Colebrook, aud loo
his horse, buggy and harness, departing vii
them without Informing Dir. Russell with
lie was going He was traced 10 Norfolk, b
has not been seen since.
% the senators in the Connecticut legislatu
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NO. 2 BRINLEY HALL.
d. #. PARMENTER & co.

~ FOR SALE-A Cottage House of s
h,;;i rooms. in excellent condition; good lot; some
Mlll frnt; minutes walk from Court House.
- Price $3.50. ID. +. PARAfENTER & CO.
apo du No Brnley Hall