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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-26
Snlanb>9epei9eit.
Mus @afbinatprt. .

waibinston, 25. Itdrs. - Sbrf
Solmer &olbert, 8ertretcr Der GbidaiaY'
Station, ftarb gsitern on Der suusene1t'
sinoung. i
Die ilnteriudung Der llnreselmdBisteiten
inn Seeamte murbe bente lort9elesf, aber
fiibrte gu feinem 8eiultate. Qomtral Yorter
lit uorgelaben porDen.
- Die Saepeniie Ginuabmsn beliefsn iid
beute auf s535,511.S1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-26
@eIammt. .abnabme. ......s6. 73O,6E.62
Ser gSafenfba6er. = Sene Sez
pefehe. - Sie 0erfenouna Der
0X$nTpn

8aibingtOn, n, 25. OtdrS. = Sn Der
beutigen llnteriuaun9 be8 SenatS.Gomlte' q
iiber ben @offeni9ader tpurOe suerft 6r.
Spminston uon Der vaiiociirten Brefe" per
nonmen, nm Nusfunft iiber iene &abel.
0epeife su geben, weldIe ben 9an6en 2drm
peranlaBte. ,6r. g. legte bas Original
iener 0epeide Dor unb besOg iif auf Die Qon-
boner agentur Der yafioc. Breiie," meld]e
Die betreRenbe gtadrift bonn 8. Sebruar ct.
bielt; ber 8rief bon Steuter, tuelder Die Ut
ipriin9life Queue ansibt, liegt nod ntdt
Dor. Serner purSen bic 66. 2ittleiobn,
grentiB, 9tilep uub Sturbud iiber Die abIic>
feruug Der 98aiieu auf ben transport.
bampferu pernommen. 9ieielben ia9ten aus,
oaB giiemanoen Die geitimmung berielben
siu @ebeimniB geblieben iei; fait ale Siiten
mareu nit R F ueseidnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-26
CsifenbohnunfdlI in 4ouiiiaua.

ytemsOrleans q 25. WfdrS. Der moro
lid sebenpe 5ug Der yWtobile unO RepsSr=
leanS.Sabu" murSe beute i'll Der gtGhe bon
Ocean Sprins benlolirt. Nlebrere Bafia.
giere wuroen uerlebt, aber gtiemano 9ez
t6btet.
6r Gaibam bon Connecticut un6 Srau
Qmes BON philadelphia puroeu iGner perz
lest. S. $. Mari4al unO Srau BON RO<
bile puroen leibt Oerleet uno fonuten ioiOrt
M meiter befDrbert tuerben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-26
SIu6 WhiIanclphia. .

I @bila6elpbia a, 25. 0tdr3. - 0i(
Sapaueien beiudten beute bic WtiinSe unO III,
ipiSirten bic oeri6ieOenen Departments,
SpGter madten iie Der Muiterfarm bes 6rn.
@m. Maiiep bel 8raudtOmn eiueu Seiu9.
6eute lpurbe bic 9ei9e Oes 19tjdbrigen @arl
4ppel i'm 9elapare gefuuben. Der iuugt
Utann piro Ieit bem 10. 3. Ut. berntBt mn
man sluubt, baB berielbe Selbfmorb began.
opt1 bnf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-26
SIND SaIiforuien. .

San6ransiscO, 25. Mdrs. = gaarS
Borf, 9abl6eanlter III elmer Sauf Su Gan
Sole be9ing beute 9elbitntorb, inben er f4
am llfer be8 @uabaloupe cine Sngel brr6 Die
8ruit l6oB unb Oann in ben SluB itiir3te.
llriade unbefannt.
Bic gel6liiIe ber @eietgebnng bon Calf
for1tieu aeqeu Shenfung bon Goat.Sslano
an bic 81. 8acific.8ahu" peroen tpabrr
ic,einlid, oudeuommen meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-26
9r. SomarO mad Geuta unterz
AtAnn6

Wew gorf, 25. Mars. Gin 8rief
bon Saoanna beri1tet iiber cine ltnterrebung
nit Dem Or. ,Souaro, ueld)er Su Sabren
Deportation na6 Der Snlel Geuta bel @ibrals
tar perurtbeilt iuurbe. Der Sottor befanO
iic6 i'm Sielraume zines SabrSeuses, in Die
gepSbnli6ite Snaflinssiade gefleiOet, einen
idle1teu Strobbut aui hem aOpfe. Die 6iiBe
tparen nit S9uben aus ungegerbtem 2eoer
befleibet. Ser llnsliidlid)e mar nit elmer
4nsabl bon llngliid89enohen an cine Sette
5uiammensei6uiebet, elmer berielben mar Don
Dti9uel WadabO, elm alter cubauii4erYFanz
ser. Der 0oftor glaubt nod INNER an
Rettung ourA oie@inmii6ung Der Ser. Staas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-26
Nip 2Neffnirrctt.

81 fetu q Ort, 25. War5. = 6eute fano
cine @onferens ltatt 5tpii4eu Sberit Seott
BON Der ,BenniploauiasG Central Sabu," 8m.
$. Sanoerbilt Don Der y9tepsDorfer @entralz
8abu," Sberit BbiGips BON ben vaaegbanp
8abnen," elmer auSabl SelzBroouSeuten unO
ben Nelp gorfer unO SOitoner Yetroleum.
G6ociattonen in 8esus uuf bic 6ra6traten.
Die gegociationen luaren gebeim, a6er pie
man bort, fam eS 5tpiid)en ben intereliirten
Yarteien 5u einem befrieOi9enoen arranse=
mont
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-26
Teuers6riinlte. - SbrecfltAes
SrdubunoIiicf i'm &dnfdS.

t.9ouis, rs. Mdr5. - Sn Der gtadt
Oe8 81. braunte ba8 g8obnBauS bes Sanop
Glapton in 2awrence, &unia8, ab unb Glags
ton fam nit leinen Srei S0bneu, IA, reip.
4 Sabre oft, in Den Slaumen I'M. 6rau
Glapton unO ibre Sodter erlitten i6were
8ranbpuuben. Die gtutter tuirb mabrI9ein,
lid iter6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-26
Das 9Setter inn 2anSe.

Waibtn9tOn, 25. Nldr5. = beute
i9neite es in Cheyenne, 0oper, Duluth, @s'
canada, Warquette, Otilmaufee nno Santa
Sc. Sn au9uita, Cairo, Gburleitou, Chi
cago, Glepelanb, Detroit, @ranO 6apen
Snbianapolis, Safiouuilc, &nOrOiae, Qafe.
Gitp, Qpn6burg, Mempbis, gIOrfOlt, 0to.
bile, Naibuiue, Netp=Srleans, Sauannab,
Bittsburs, Shreveport ct. eouis, g8tl,
u1inotou redt1ete eS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-26

Yin i ouru a tlte1l y ert Oh t. -
Gin cbenlaliser SultiSminilter als Sd)ninOler
gebranomarft. - @an, wie bel uns. - Sie
,Serl. er.z3tg." nleOet: rGinc finanSieae
p@aule celebre" lptelt gegenlpartig wieoer in
Belglen. Ser ener9lidle nno tiid]tige Seraus=
geber Der yGote ilbre," 6r. v. ManOel, welz
der iid) purh ieine @ntbiiuungen unO 4reB-
pro5eiie pegen Der 2angranO'l6en Sdpin-
belelen einen 9iamen madlte, bat auf'S 9teue
bic Infnertiamfstt beS 8ublltum5 auf 9e<
miile ftneu5lele ScanOaie gelenft, meld)e Die
grOBe y2urembourg @iienbabngeIeQiba
betrefien. 9u Der Spite berelben itebt cine
politil6e @rDBc, Der ebenalige SuiisminilIer
Seleb. 0erelbe nno ieine @olleeen ,uuroen
BON Manoel in elmer 9fctbe bon Irtifelu be-
siidtist, falidle SilanSen 9elnadt uno oarauf
bin in Den 9ftien Der @elealhait lpefulirt,
bic Aftiondre bel Der SelfaffunS bes Wta-
terials iiberportbeilt unO iOnltise Sergeben
be9angen 81 Babcn. Gergebens fOrberte bic
,eote libre" oeu ebemaligen Winlter aui, ie
rpsgen Serlaumbnngen ou perfla9en. Sera
geben5 pcrlud]te WfanOel BON Der bel9iifen
Sulti;, baB iie entmeoer se9en Seid oOer se'
gen inn einidretten mDge, % er Die ebretts
riibrigiten Seld)ulOi9ungen 9egen ben st.
Miullter porsebraht. Die bel9lden @erifte
Derbielten iidl e6en 10 paiiiD, wie iie es labres
lang in Safen 2angranO'5 get9an batten.
ga entl9loB fh Manpel 81 iolgeEoem Ser
fabren. ST. luo idmmtlti1e belgiideu Sours
male eln unb forDerte lie auf, ein @brengeridt
su conltituiren. Die Sertreter BON 62 Sour,
nalen eri6ienen. gle eruannten etu Gomts
bon 5 Wiit9lteoern, ipsl9es bic &la9e Wal.
bel's ent9egennubm uu0 eine f0rmli6e @n-
quote rnter 4bbDrung bon 3eugen pOrnabnl.
Eeid) pel9erte it'd lelbfueridnbli6, Reoe 81
{tebeN. Am 10. 6ebruar hat bieles @ontte,
bas aus uuabbGngigen uuo nit Sad)feunt.
niiien auS9eriiiteten Wfdnnern Sulammense,
jett lit, ieinen llrtbellSprud) ab9eaeben. Ser.
ielbe lantet oabtn, OaB Dfaubel bel alien Jet.
nen Angriffeu gegen Die 1neembonrg-@eeu'
ihait" IN gutsm@lauben gehanbelt babe; OaB
rpenn aud ntdt ollie leine antlagepunfte sc
bDrig belpieien ,purDen, es bod feliltebe, baE
bic @eielihaft in ibreu Si!an5eu unridtige
Aftiuen in beosutenbeu getrdgen augeiett
unb fittipe Slpioenoen uertbeilt babe; renlju.
folge ioroert oa8 @cmite Die SulttSbeh0rDen
aut, aui bic Nuflagtn WanDel'S bin Die gt
Ian3en unb giid,er Der r@roben 2lrembourg
gilenbabn" eiaer itrengsn uuteriudung 81
nnterlperfen. Samit erfldrte Die @ommtlfior
ibre Arfgabe fir erlebigt. Sic Safe erregt
in Vel9,en uugeheureS Gufeben unO mir
ieoenfauS in elmer oDer Der anberen 6orm po,
bic orbentltden @eridte fommeu. gSie ei
beiBt, beabild)ti9t 9r. &eidl jett Su fla9sn
aber nidt geasn DianOcl, ionOern 9egen bi
Rit9lieper DeS @onlite's, peld)e oaS @bren
gelid3t gebilnet baben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-26
Ser 6el0marft.

0ew.gorf, 25. 0tdrs. - @slb fliiiFt
GO; 8ediel fet 94-t; Sob fIau 99-
8onO fau aber felt; Sedier 1154 62er 1119
- Qftien iebr feit, Central 9O4; @rte 59s
Geaotng 1144; Qafe Sbore SO; Scrip 9O5
8ittSburs 914; NOrtbDeitern 82s, Brtorttd'
ten 944; Song .Sslanb 115. - 8ilans Oea
llnteridabumte8 s88, ,167 800 @Olo unO So
o9o Qo1 Nournut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-26
O;. IS{+,1dfion in Me rife.

StaDtWeTifo, 10. Wtdr3; uia 9aoan'
no, 25. Mdrs.-0ie 8saierungstruppen fno
fortrpdbreno iiegreid1. Sen. 8oda bat Die
aufltdnoiihen aus ben Stdoten a9uas Ga'
lientes, 9esos nuO 3acatsca9 pertrleben, aud
bat er Gan 2uts YOtoF entlest.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-26
Die 4Oli;etbeborSe BON Jerfeve
(SiftS

gtetp.Dorf, %. gadrs. - Der groseB
Der 3ci.GommiiiGre mo be8 ROlt3eiGefs
BON Seriep=@itp, peldle uu9efla9t uaren, iit)
perbunOen 5u baben, bic Staot Su betritgen,
enbiste beute nit SGulOigipre6ung idmmt=
1tc1er Mnnpflnntett
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-26

- Qr6ibalb s. Campbell, elmer Der Se-
amten bonn SbterquGleruerein puroe oerhaf'
tet, neil er einen 9drrner, Der einen lahmen
Saul augeipannt bate, nit einem SniippeI
maltraitlrte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-26
NeDeniie : Statiftif,

8uibinston, 25. Wars. - 6olsen
Der offisieler Berid3t 5ei9t Die 3unabme unb
abnabme iett 3ugdn9liher 8eoenitezG zGueaen
bonn September 1870 bis gum Sanuar 1871,
unb bonn september 1871 bis gum Sanuar
1870.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-26
Die NaticnaI SDnDentipn BET
SempFrdfte.

gSaib ibinston, 25. Wdr5. -9as STAT.
grefutiu'@omite Der oemotratiidlen Bartet
wirb fur3 mad Der Gincinuatt'er Contention
eine Seriammlung balten unO cine gtGtionalz
Contention berufen. 0tan 9laubt, baB Die
benz. Gonnention am 4. SuIi in ct. Qou8i
toneu miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-26
lirMeu=Stltute
fir 8e5anoluug bon 9alss unO Guns
netifrnufheifPn.

Rr. G5I Rorb=G barIeSs EtrdAs.
Seben BtorSen Uon bis nhr.
Bebonbeluoer 4rSt SleitSmdnn.
9enlultrenber ArSt .........9 prot. DRIitenber9er.
@osiultrmoer@ 6 btrur9.. Or. AIdn =. SmItb
Spre9funoen tlr Bripattra ute: BON 1 1
llbr Aorssns bic tbr Rohmittage.
t5ebr. 1,1S.fl Or. Is. 9IeltsmaHH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-26
Gt,uas 0utrs fir &itlber!
Sautenbab'S
(ykoFc1 n Scu sySS,,w,,, 0AIGft fActS

aIs unl1doid, 9arantir bel alien Sroguliten 3u pa.
ben yreis % @ts. bic Sdadbtel. SohrSlrt In
&auterbad,S beutiter apot5ete unb Mineratipaiiers
Depot gtorooi.@de Der @ntap. u. Sarato9aitr.
lfebr. 49, lS.D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-26
"a as.
Nnen unicren 2slern, iuelde iber Den beiien Blat,
tpo iie
nie 0if1ne sflrer,fnS nu8ne,nneu

n,,ou,n,sS Se aanoSn MAI i, Iarpn nm mir IN
Or. SsSinDeu,
Nr. 1888, & auette, obertalb @ula tu utraBe,
su gebcn. 81 1T in Der 3bat Elm 6 rperte, bat felt
feben 5abren 2a69as o5ae 5eblI6lag, obne etnen
einsisen unlaa dn9erperoet.
S.tienten rueroeu itets BON eiuem erfabrenen gea
fhi6ten 3GbnarSte, MID BON eiaem 4idfenten bez
hanoclt. tNdrS7,1Sg)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-26
3 nnn B IN z,

9eiammtz 3unabme ...... S4,687, ,892.42
sIbnabme.
artitef II. Beihdfti9un9en, Die
friiber beffeuert fuuroen, aber
iett aus8enommen ftno. S6,555, ,593.9
Gtrdfen ...................... 175,023.n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-26

garis, 25. 9tars. = Die rOpione @as
tionale" beri6tst, baB cine literariide GOuz
pentton swiidlen ben Ser. Gtaaten uno
Sranfreid) absel9lOiien iporben 1T unb iett
sur Ratififation porliegt.
Yarts, %. Mar3. Ser SOrialas, bas
J1obmaterial su beiteaern, it fa0en selaiien
norOen.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-25
THE INDIANA DIVISION,

is about eighty miles in length trayersug extensive BIZ
luminous Coal fields, and making direct (and the
shortest possibe) line between Chicago and the Block
coal district at Brazil.
The Iron and other materials for the Indiana Division
have all been bought and paid for in cash. part of It
now in operation and the entire Division is to be fin
shed this season and opened TO a profitable business
The company is not IN debt and owns a large and very
valuable real estate in Chicago beside having equip
ment of twentythrce rst-class locomotives aud about
200 ears.
first mortgage upon such road at the rate of SIS 500
per mile Is safe investment and we know of no other
railroad bond at the price sked this that can demon
strae alsimar yaue security for savings banks and
others.
We have sold nearly two millions of these bonds to
savings banks trust companies and the most careful in
yestors, and have but s75O,OOO bonds remaining
They for 81 900 each and have forty years TO runs
Interest
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-25

A CASE OF SUICIDE.-A melancholy case of
suicide occurred in Manchester, Friday night.
carpenter, who was about fOrty-fye years Of
age, and whose name was Frank B. KImball
was found dead in the morning. A bottle of
morphine was found upon a table in the room,
and a letter, Of which the following is a copy:
Jane: want you to remember that you arc
the cause of this. | feel very bad, for you are
the only one | love, and have told you thatmy
life depended on you. | have gone | want
you to be good; don't disuse any one as you
have me. God bless you. You have caused me
to do what have. Be good. Farewell 1t is
done. Farewell all. God love me and you.
die for you"
The above letter was evidently directed TO
Miss BohanOn The body oil the deceased was
conveyed to the city marshaPs office, and Hon
J. +. James, the coroner, has ordered an inquest
to be held. The room where the body was found
was occupied by young woman named Mary
j. Bohanon, and she admits that she had been
on terms Of intimacy with Kimbal She states
that he called at her room at nine o'cloak in
the evening aud raped a the door She re-
fused to admit him, when he stove the door
open aud went in. She further states that she
left the room soon after and spent the night at
another place. Klmball belongs in Alexandra,
and leaves wife at that place. He has resided
here about two years.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-25
Chicago, Danville & Vincennes
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Safe Beyond Question.

II is seldom that Mortgages upon new Railroads
considered sufficiently safe the investment of Trust
Funds 1t is only when a Railroad is earning, net, an
excess Off interest obligations it'll certainty of a
steady growth that its Bonds be said to perfectly
safe.
The CHICAGO, DANvILLE AND VINCENNEs RAILROAD
is doing this, and has this certainty That part of it
known as the ILLINOIS DIVISION (rom Chicago to Dam
vile, 1872 miles, finished last year and its gross
earnings have increased from S446IO7in December
ISL. to Ol694O in October 1871
The net earnings for October were s2s 800 g. or at The
rate of O79ji4 per annum The total interest iabi
y upon the total issue Bonds upon both the Illinois
and Indiana divisions is S2sO,OOO gold. The Illinois de
vision is therefore. earning, net, than enough to
pay interest upon the entire bonded debt upon the whole
rOat.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-25
Read what the Press Saw.

We consider DIR. Mansfield of Worcester Mass, very
able and skIul practitioner in the treatment of Sper
matorrhGa or Seminal Weakness; likewise Diseases of
Woman. In fact we may safely say he has not his
equal in either branch of the scieuce.-Ed Democrat
brooklyn, n. ].
INl2 nj WY q
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-25

MYSTERIOUS CASE OF DROWNING
Tarmy of Lee, 30 years old, left Lis home Sat
urday night, 10Th, saying he would 60 ont for
few minutes, and after going to Lenox Furnace
was seen at BARRIERS shop in Lee about mid
night. Nothing more was heard of him until
Monday morning, when his hat was found near
a small cove, which is cut off from the Housa-
tonic river by the railroad embankment, about
a mile from Tarmy's house. 1t was dragged
Tuesday and the body OF the missing man found
about four O'Clock in the afternoon. 1t was at
first supposed that he was under the influence
OF liquor, and in walking toward home on the
railroad track fell down the steep bank into the
water, and this was the yeidict Of the jury of
inquest who investigated the matter. Since
then, however, facts have come to light which
give rise TO suspicious of foul play 1t is now
known thar Tarmy was accompanied by three
or four men when last SEEM and marks, as of
persons scufiing, have been discovered near the
place where he was found.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-25

TORPEDO TRIAL AT NEwPoRT.-0n Thurs
day at half-past twelve o'clock the trial of the
much talked of torpedo, invented by Mr.. J. L.
Lay of Buffalo, and known as the Lay torpedo,
took place at the torpedo station at Goat Island,
Newport. The following officers Of the army
and navy were present, and acted as Judges for
the government as TO the ACCESSIBILITY of adopt
ing the torpedo for the use of the navy: Ad
mirals Case, Rodgers and Worden, Commodore
Howell, CaptS. Simpson and Whiting, Com
manders TruXton and Kirkland, and Lieut..
Commanders Marvin and Dewey, of the navy;
Gems. Barnard Wright, Warren, Abbott
and Eaton, Of the army. The submarine
boat, at given signal, proceeded down the
bay to the distance of about three-quarters of IA
mile, and upon its return came in contact with
a boat moored for the purpose, causing a most
terrific explosion, and completely shattering the
boat attacked, amid the applause of the numer
Gus spectators upon the shore. The torpedo
boat was under the control Of an operator on
the shore, who by an electric current managed
the rudder and engines as il by magic, stopping
or starting at Will. The experiment was pro-
nOunced by the board to he successful, and it
showed clearly that person could send and
explode among vessels IL torpedo containing
over five hundred pounds of explosive material
with the most terrible results. In the opinion of
The board it will be secured by the government
for the navy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-25
NORWICH AND WORCESTER M

NORWICH AND WORCESTER nj,
~ VISION, B., II. and Z. R. r.. 1872
6.35 M WAY Passenger Train. Connects M Wer-
fo er WIN tran from Southbrdge and for Bos-
ford and Providence at Norwich with train fcr
New London from West Side staton ''''" '0r
1000 M Way Passenger Train. Connects AT wnr
cester with trains from Boston, Nashua, Fitch
VWTdgi Lowell %, &c at Worcester junction with
ga , ron n Boston and for Wilimantic; at Plain
Trans Ior New London, and New York Via
cester with trains from Nashua Fitch6Grg' Low W.
ell &c.i al Worcester Junction with Exnress
Providence and Worcester roads; at Webster ' ior
and 9I or w;I az punam with train from Boston
IRON providence and Hartford arrive in season tor
~ Passengers from way stations fexcor,
W We9sier Putnam and Danielsonvlle) for New
oiH by steamer from New London, will take this
7'SO pm. Steamboat Express Train for New Yorl
Concord. Manchester. Lowell, Lawrence Nashua
P dlc EIr NC at Putnam from Boston, Wal
for New London at :s5 pm wa
TRAINS GOING North LEAVE NORWICH AT
4'AO M steamboat Express Train for Boston (latir
except M0ndayJ connecting at Putnam for B0s-
ION Biackstone. FLanklin and wapoe; at Wor,
cesler Tor Boston, birmingham, Lowell Nashua
concord, Fiichburg, &c. This train leaves New
900 m Way Passenger Train. Connecting at
~ manned n junction for Providence; at Putnam
iimantic at worcester Junction nj aug rGr w
and way stations, Albany, &C, and Providence;
=, ~ W orceSter Tor trains TO Boston, Nashua &c
Ai'4S m way Passenger Train. Connecting at
p rdlid with train from Providence and
hartford, and for Providence; arriving al WoT.
GesterJ Junction in season for trains 10 Bost0n
Providence, Springfield Albany; al WOrsess
Ter Tor trans to Boston, Nashua &c.
S'I5 m Way Passenger Train. Connects at Nor
wien WIN train from New London: al Plain.
Held JUNCTION with train from Providence ana
ior Hartford at Putnam Tor Providence Boston
4mu af stallOh is, west Of WapOe; at Worcester
WEBSTER SPECIAL.
Leaves Webster Morcpater nj a
Leaves Worcester for Webster " G.:sO nm
?. ST. M. ANDREWS, Supt
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CHARACTERISTICS
parIOr Suits.
AT
VERY LOW PRICES.

for So and SIS
French Bedsead Suits Ornamented $50 S27 and SOS.
$50 ''''' ~-'' w. an"
Extra French Bedstead Suits Omamentei, s85, s3s
to $50. - ' ' W.
Dress Case Suits. very fine, $40 TO SIS.
Nv We have adopted New Stve of Ornampntiup
some OF our suits which Is unlike any be seen else
=, Chestnut Chamber Suits, Wood and Marble Top, at
Walnut Chamber Suits the largest ann Rnst V.rist,,
to be found ~ ~ '''0'J
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II II E U M A I S NJ
The only efectual cure the Globe of all Rheumatic
complaints. WEAK AND PAINFUL BACK, HIP JOINTS
CONTRACTED SNEws, SCIATIcA, HEART, CHEST AND
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PROF. MACS
NEW ZEALAND PLA STIR.

No Blistertag, TOrturRg or Useless DragqiRg but
simply PLASTER applied TO the parts affected and worn
without any Inconvenience whatever.
DAVID SCOTT,
Cor, Main and Mechanic sts.
o25 deoplm Agent for Worcester County,
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Sttamers Gnastmise.
pACIFIC MAIL s. S. CO.'S thronrh

E1ACIFIC MAIL S. S. CO.'S through line
\ TO California and China, Fares greatly reduced.
Steamers leave Pier No. a North River foot Of Canal
street at Il o'clock. noon OH the
10Th, 20TII AND BOTH.
except when these days fall Sunday-then the day
previous
2 November 30. Steamer OCEAN QUEEN. Captain
JEFF MAUItN, for AspinwaN direct. connecting at
Panama with steamer COSTA RIGA, Capt LAPIDGE,
All departures connect at Panama with steamers for
Central American and South Pacific ports Departnre
of 18th touches at Kingston, Jamaica
FOR JAPAN AND ChINA-Steamer JAPAN will
Ie 5 7ll : 5 IaGsvo n tsq VENUE W lSl2 "a
An experienced surgeon on board. Medicine and at
tendance free
For Freight or Passage Ticket further informatioH
r. BABY, Agent; to RICE, WHITING & BTILOCK'
corner Main and Pearl streets Worcester; or to agents
for New England. c. L. BARTLETT 4 co
nl3 df Is Broad street. Boston
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BOSTON, BARRE AND GARDNFT
- RAILROAD CO.
On and after Monday Nov 18Th

O. IhAlNS WILL LEAVE WORCESTER Foster strsc,
ata'o i0r Gardner and stations al 500 AM II %
80 and bSg AZ, connecting with all trains on Tho W.
mont ana Massa5husets Railroad 10 and from Hoosac
stations. and at Greenfield and 1iroutis Gornnr It
trans north and south Passengers for Barre win lax
the 4,45 p. NJ. train from Worcester 80 '''"'
TRAINS LEAVE GARDNER for Worcester and ,yav
elalonat 535 SIS, II 45 A. NJ, and 4.30 p NJ MAXIM
connections with trains all the roads passing through
or terminating at Worcester 's"
Stages leave Holden for Barre Rutland West putt.,,
COldbr0ok, Smthyille and Oakham at $50 r. NJ Pr;nns
ton from all trains to the Mountain Houses Him
bardstOn Station for lubbardstOn, from ali tra,ns
Gardner for East TempetOn ut 7.5j p NJ and viii na
in connection with stages. " t0'N' 'hu
Office with Boston q Albany r. r.
faIT NJ