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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-05-01
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miscellaneous GleaningS from the
Freeman nnon Tonics Of the Day.

"P"A A'Pi'S " 'h' D"9
Nh. EDI1oR We read in tho FRKEaAs o
June Dist an editorial on !. Greeley for Presi
dent You give Mr.. Greeley an enviablc
record Tor consistency of character mora
pro6ity, AMI political integrity. You say
" Probably ao man in the country La.
contributed more t3 the formation OF a Puo
Iic 'Pni'n h9.-i-o Y 'illl4h p'Iu1s Id-t ,.la' IL.
tHc o'',,t ~ lHo i'.'"'Is H.. -',-ll II,
- -i-e "a. IN hmm F.s5 9th ne
,ricl-o8re.s and ths dancer toour government
~ iii. rcJ,o If rarh4rt-n were always plain
i,.s.[o. H., 49,. Instant in season and
out Of season in Lis f,ht against it. Waer
churches and ministers were supporting il as
8. divine Institution nc was dealing il heavy
9f.,,s Wien ,.oltticians made nlatforms II
,.-1-t ;,.i.i.5r.,,,z ,.,,7rror,,ii.es. be snit
uTap rIr,i- reso.,.tIons. or becaus. they Wer,
ueItIer lot rcr cold he spewed rhCmoUI
Of bis mouth
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f'-''-o- -
HhsLe- Hs 4 'li iiSlt "itl you, but you Say
there is one serious objection to his beng
president, and that is ' he swears g We
lufge f.,.ey,~ t5.r ,..-, l.,,... -.,-i.,
(;reercro -~.r.,..,.,-
tion Of that term. for van reu NJ r ~ !.
nominated by the convention tbe Fgss,.,,
will saunsrt him II. .rbsY. NJ, s,,-o.-. l.,....
ni5us old friend If apr- ,FEo un,.~ .,-..,.,
-raress of rrc.+ ,.-oro.a.;,,, H.. a.
and rfen s., ra,,..f-,, ,r.,-.t -
sa,s he zgveacs y5q6ll,us1u and s,,9e+--,es
mote. .sriptr-e Fl, i,,s+if,, himself
II, tf,e FFer,,.>..,f .r,,e 2,-t /, .-.,-.---.-..,
eut, erItIcisiue Your editorial. writes a. f,l-
..I notice ln an editorial il the last Fsse.
eas sou say you think you should support
.l5Ti-- 0I.elsy ID ne should be nominated Tor
Arv one wonid tbink - rs,d tGe '.-ia. s-,4.o
,ha-. aside from this vice, Mr.. Greelev
was nearly or quite perfect But ought we
.... ~ M.a once Vne ADVOCATE q
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les than lufdelItv of tie bodies. and m@s7
offensive kind. Then the chief advocate Of
pardon. Jed DAVIS, the arch traitor, and
s- @ '' ~ r, ~ itoi o',.l sel ms D3La.
III tie nation. ana made treason HONORABLE
instead odiaus No, Horace Greeley cannot
have my vote
taese ~" p. --E. 0sce.ey could get but
ers majority be would be defeated by your
-- 5-oN1 - o'' rom us
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-05-01
Niehf In an African Tree

GRACE tfREENwoon
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-04
GBs gladly spn: 5alorosr GBursoap ornnp ganuap 1879

ever before. The annual appropriations by the
several towns have been increased more than
$4,000 over previous years A state normal
school is now well established with an able corps
of teachers, and more than one hundred pupils.
The Friends of the Quaker college, Provi-
dence, all know that the advent OF a new wear
must he celebrated by pleasant gathering, in
the cheerful hall Of that institution Many who
bear the friendly" name can give glowing ac-
counts of such meetings of trees hung with
varied fruit, OF tables loaded with tasteful gifts
for teachers and scholars, of that capacious 'se-
ulors basket full of "telling" and funny pres
ents, but outsiders seldom catch a glimpse of
all TINS. The yearly good time occurred in adj
vance OF date this year, on account, we believe,
OF some examinations. At anyrate last Friday
evening behed a ''merre companie" the guests
OF that Staid but delightful mother, who yearly
cares for and trains SO many children gathered
in the hall.
The annual inspection of the militia is now
gong on by QuartermaSLer-General Flagg and
stall There are thrty-fye companies in the
state, about onc-half of them armed with the
Remington brcecll-l0aders, and the remainder
with the Springfield muskets Although the
state has an immense amount of money inYeS ted
10 the armoreS, arms, equipments and clothing
OF these companies, il was not until last wear
thai such thing rs a general inspection was
deemed OF any Importance. The result at that
time, however, was considered so beneficial that
the general assembly passed vote ordering it
to be continued annually. A few years ago, q
majority OF the companies wore the state cloth
ln%, but now nearly ali OF them have procured
new uniforms at their own expense, turning in
their old clothing o the state for use in the state
prison, county ails and farm. The Rhode
Island Guards (adoptcd citzens) is the only bat
TALON in the state with companies located in
different places Six companies compose that
battalion, two of which are located in Proyi-
dence, one in Pawtucket, one in Lonsdae, one
in Central Falls, and one in Woonsocket They
have already uniform of their own, and are
about 10 procure another, at great expense.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-04

~ ~ 1SlI Al - HOltJESIEk DINI
TEAIEa GGISG souTa, LEAVE WORCESTER At
WOO 4 II. way @sSsnscr Train. Connects at Wee
zter with train from S0uthhridsc ana for IA.
ten; At Eaintieid With trains 10 alid from fiaTf
isIl, a95 tIovl2encei at NorTica "ith train ier
1896 4 way Passenger Traia Connects nj yYor
ee5gef "lil l--lls itoz beslen, SaSl.ua. Fitca
s-IGi Lo7ie4s, &C. al Worcester Junction WITH
western sld Providence trains; 1t Putnam " itr
train rom Boston; at Planned for Providence.
81 N2tNicl with tEaiEa fer New LOnd0u, Syytie
an Nt,g isvel.
Sac IL Way Passenger Train Connects IT Voc
cesteT with trains IRON Nashua, ftch1urE IoyT.
Ell &c; 81 Worcester junction with Expfess
Yam itom bo3t2n, AMI uainf from Western and
train from Boston; az Planhed Junction trains
iToih ftovidenet and Hartford arrive in season fol
this train Passengers from way stations (exct-9t
Webster. Putnam and Dsnlelsonytilej Tor New
5osh Dy steamer from Rev London viii take this
7.Sc n Steamboat Express srain for New York
SonHeeis 81 Worcester with trains from Boston
concord, M8nShestcr, Lowell, Lawrence Nashua
fllchours, nc al Putnam from Boston. wa
for Sew LONDON at BIS pm -'o- y" ''A
n TEAMS CONG S0RTH Leave NoEw1cu At
S'AO m Steamboat Express train for no 5jsilv
except A9naayl CONNECTING at Putnam f5t !i Res
tol, Bieckstone, Franklin and WaIpo'e: Al W.
e e'oeor 9F EBqsiGE BIRMINGHAM Lowell, Nashua
steamer, " ''Si VI
600 n. Way Passenger Train Lonncet,np
PlaiHheld junction for Providence: IT TmiSSan
for Eostcn, arriving at 10. 20 m; at Worceste,
Junction Tor Springfield, and way stations 4Iba9tt
Boston, Nashua, &c ~ :"
II.30 IN. way Passenger Train CONNECTING E,
Flsi1heid with train from ana Tor Providence
striving al Worcester junction in season for ira
70 3estoh ffoliUelee, Springfield and Alba y;
S.4@ n way Passenger Train Connects az nor
@leh WIN WIN iran rom = G" london and at Fiaip
neia Junction with train 10 Providence: at WoT
cesier Will train tOT Boston
WEBSTER SPECIAL.
Leaves Webster for arce5er 81 $40 n nj
leaves Worcester for X elster al H.;s.s M
a.. Z. 81 n. AEDREMS, 9up'l.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-04
ST. JOSEPH & DENVER CITY RAILROAD CO.'S
FIRST MORTGAGE
Sinking Fund Land Grant Bonds,
BEARING EIGHT PER CENT. Is CO PAYABLE
IN GOLD.
IN GOLD.

The attractive features of these Securities are reeog-
nzed in the fact that although they have been but
short time on the market, they nearly all absorbed
and but a mall amount are now for sale
They combine perfect security with liberal rate OF
interest This interest account is made light tor and
easily borne by, the Company through the operation OF
the sinking Fund created from sale OF the Company
land which IN many draw interest at the rate of
ten OO) per cea. per nuum The security behind them
is ample in every particular, they constitute first
and only mortgage trunk line of railroad which will
soon connect the city of st Joseph Mo ian important
railway centre with the Union Pacific Railroad at Fort
Keamey materially shortening The distance between the
Atlantic and Pacific coasts. In addition to this the
bonds have ur,her security in the met that there is
included IN the Mortgage the Company's magnificent
Lands amounting to 100000 acres known to be among
the hest in the United States The Mortgage ndenture
pr hibts the sale of these lands at less than Four a
Dollars per and payable to the Trustees under the
Mortgage for the clear and express pu.pDse retiring
these BOnls The amount thus realized exceeds the
entire amount Of Bons which be issued and leaves
the road property and franchises free The Bonds have
thirty years to run, with interest at Eight Fer Cent free
Of tax, payable February Angus in each year Both
principal ami in crest payable in gold The prfnci
pal in New York. The interest in either New York
LONDON, or -on-theMan, at the option of the
holer, without notice and in the gold currency of the
country in which they presented They are coupons
or registered TIustees-Farmers' Loan and Trust
Company
The present price Of these Bouds is 97 and accrued
interest in currency, from August l5 1871. But they are
receivable at par and accrued interest in payment for
lands sold by the Company The right is reserved to ad
vance lle present selling price without notice
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-04

JUSTIN AMI NOhJESIEh DIVISION,
J.. WINTER ARRANGEMENT, commencing on Moa
PAsSES GER TRAINS cave Worcester;
6oG BOSTON At 20 exp L BPS exp. and 945 m and
l'5V, 80 exp 800 exp, Ito and 9.j5 exp. D m
me = " n, and 30 30 and 80 IN trains tar,
station i' ''olA ester 81.
For Grafton, westboro' Southvilic Coriayi,;e an,
Ashiand al 1oO ana 9ij NJ LAO and h00 n. ms
rOr south FreminEham, 20, 100, o. and q IL a m
Lac, 1925, 355, &. 90 and 9 81 m. III
For Milford, al 100 and % H. 40, 825andS. 55
Fo[ I 9 at 70 aad Is M 40 and 500 m
and Brighton. at ZOE ana g.i5 2 m. amt 600 u m pap
se5ets iOI tne same stations can also take lie llD n
ram 10 NaucH, and there change TO the SaX0u{tiIs
ILalll Whch caves SeticE twcnty-srvcn mnuteg amer
roe 30 m tram every day excent foI dav. an
other every day except Sunday ' Ni'
SUNDAY express from Albany leaves Washing oh soara
stat a. al s.s5 m for Bnstop i'
Sunday Ssi cave Washington square Station at
I'm A. y tA n ay), rnr +. s-on ~ "
LhAiN6 leave sUatou 10 oWs
Fof worcester at 5U0 400. $780, exp. 9 EXP a m 10
express, 4SJ express TO Sramngtem $50 express gOl
For sew York, VIA Springfield 9OOexp m, SEQ exp.
New York, via ,orwleE, &c exp. pm.
Grafton. W q m, l.31, $50 p m
Westbor0 100 M. 30, A. Co. $50 exp n m
Southvl.e, 100 m, l5U. $50 m.
CordaNlle, 100 n, l.5U, 4 30 D M
AshHnq KY q n Ley, / -. $50 exp . n.
a. TAX ~. 81 AZ 'y0 exp 400, 430 exp. 800 SO
Sstich 0g, 10 ISc, Els 400 500, $50, 500. n GO
aillbury, 100 m, 42opm.
5e&Onvilie 1860 m. Is 90 m
aNHoI, lVl S5V exp 9eXp am. g Is exp. SO exp nm
~! outWaiG trains runs daily except Sundav 20
sunday Mail leaves Boston at $50 M stonrtn, AZ "a
NeWt0n south BIRMINGHAM, Worcester Wcst I,rooh
res Palmer and springled, ARRIVES in New YORK N
Dow . u - q ~ SSEl-ln Sup't, Springfield
A
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-04
NVIF TtsUNEITUIN YOUTs.
&. +. HUNTIN GTON, President.

In compliance with the foregoing Instructions the
price Of the Bonds, from his date, until further orders
will be % and accrued interest
The scarcity Of ana demand for, really
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-04
WORCESTER AND sPRlNGFIELD DIyIsTox

Leave worcester Tor Albany and way statlons taeeop
pm. ''' "'' anu ST
Fer A oany (eXprcss) 955; for New York ana Albany
4cNp.) iU23 m, anu As, and 1888 D NJ New Yo,f
Sunday mail leaves az 1905 r. NJ Seeping car. Vii
4.30 train. WIN
Leave Springfield for Worcester at zoe LI5. fls0am
LOO exp, 2u5 eXp AGO, $40 exp. M Albany sunday
express h'ap a m. Sunday mai! l215 N CHOudIy)
. RAILROAD C3NNECrIaEs.At Albany with lie New
SoIk central, Troy and Grccnbush and Hudson Rive,
kaIT0ads At Chatham with the Harlem and IInison
ana Boston and Lebanon Springs Railroads At state
Lane WIN inc iiOus; ,onic kaiiraad At PttsHcld with
the flu51e an Norjh Adams and IIOusatonc mi roads
A. He5tted with the New Haven and Northampton 8R
AZ 9pIlhgle!u VIA the Hartford, New Haven and pr
neId ana Connecticut River Railroads. At Palmer " in
the New London Northern kR. At Worcester Junction
WIS the Providence and Worcester, Worcester and
Nashua and Norwich and Worcester Railroads At
south birmingham with the Boston, Clinton ana Fitch
bury, and III ford Railroads. ' ''NN
G q RnNSEI.I. Snn.t S,,r,,,nnnll
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-04
FInantraI.
CONVERSION
OF
$50 Government Bends.
CONVERSION

The notice of the Secretary that S4OOO0O0O of 52O's
VIII he redeemed three months hence additional to the
recent redempons, is important showing the pocyo
the Treasury. Holders Of 52Os may well be on the look
out for other st-eass securities into which to nut their
money. as it is evident that the credit of the Govern
ment Will at no distant day, be sufficiently high to ena-
bic it TO reduce the interest all the old bonds as the
government option on She same natures.
In this connection we would recommend as among the
safest and most desirable of thu new Railroad Bonds
offering, the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-04
N OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALE
L OF
DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE.

VIII be sold at Public Auction at the Office of George H.
Burnham, No. Washington Building in Providence.
X l., on the 18th of January 1872 at u o'clock NJ the
following described Real Estate. viz:
One undivided NTH part OF about 81 acres of wood or
sprout land, situated in the eastery part of Dudley
Mass ssid land being the that was conveved 10
Gus t. Nint0n by Andrew J Bartholomew and Charles
Angel by deed dated Nov. 10 1862 and recorded in
Ihe registry OF Deeds OF Worcester County Mass Book
Bankruptcy. byJames VI. Clark, Register in Bankrupt
cN ny deed Of assignment dated June p 1911 and re-
corded in the Reg try Of Dee in said Worcester conn
~ BOOK 81 Page 3d. reference the above deeds being
hereby had '7
Also, two undivided fifth parts OF lot OF land situate
IN the own OF Colen Erie county, ~ being part of
lt No. 81, III the eighth township and south range of
townships. according to the bland Land Co survey
bounded and GeScribed follows: Beginning nj ma
northwest corner o. land formerly or now oW ned nv
J9seph BOWEN IN the centre If tine Buffalo and Golden
I road; thence south along the centre of sad road
chalns and "a links OF land formerly or now owned by
jesse NOuhwlck thence west along the north line Of
salu SoOthwcks land q chains Il links thence north
chains 81 links; thence east parallel to the north line
OF 5aId Sohthwck land 29 chains "A links to the place
u DeEihns CONTAINING twenty acres, he the same more
or less. being the same premises conveyed to is f. Vim
ton by Jane 4, Bingham aud Josiah A. Brigham bv
deed dated Nov 90 1865 and IN the Erie cOinly
CLERKS ONCE Lher $50 of deeds page ~ and to the IN
9Gl'isned as Assignee in Bankruptcy nv James NJ
ga K, Register in Bankruptcy deed of assignment dated
7d gay OF June, 1911 and rccOrued in the Erie county
clerk Office, Llber ~ of deeds. page III.
~, JAMES Il. WlNSOR, A signee
uz= wow IN Bankruntcv.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-04
8aiIrGans.
DRnYInFNCE s

PROVIDENCE & WORCESTER RAIL
R0AB.-Snnnner Arrangement, June r. ISL.
ENpress Train Stopping only W0Onsocket and Tx
Els 2. N. '' ~ -
accommodation Trans win leave Worcester for Prov
pm ~ " a. ' anu Wv
:, FToyGenee r Worcester and way stations at 40 and
Ie ~ a. m 4ai2 and 2l5 (expressl trains oEa
LIosutlce ana the lbi5 A. prcss) and 400 D. IA
gIia.2 trans RON Worcester, connect at Worcester
PI tl9h VIII Eals TO ana irora Clinton. FchbuTg,
fsutlah saratoga, Montreal Nashua Lowell Lawrence
TTolcolG ana the White Mountains; Springfield Albany
i.3y, ellgtfi Fails, and points North or West
points. o79 Va No. ~ al III POI taias
rs " oIeester trains except express and $50 D. M
a. " OnnseC ket junction with trains 10 and from
ddold' anu at Waterford with trains Of The Boston
hartford and Erie railroad - W 7'-i'
r. SPECIAL TRAINS.
LeaEe Providence Waterford 80 m rorrsct,s
Norwich. it'Se' IuthiaM Aha
leave v oonsocket for Providence at 2 20 n m
4saNe providence fer UXbridge at Gd o M -
ltaNe [ Ntrldge for y Worcester al >. IS 2 m
Trans leave Milford for Worcester and Prayiie,,c n.
s,gJ my Nv q m. ald $50 m "oonsoeket for Nil
". T.. HILTON Sup'i
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1877 CHEs HIRE RAILROAD
~ a. MLN ILG AHEA 50 ~. 4. -

ilt MOI DAY. Dee 25 1871 'i''i'i'
IfaIEs leave worcester Foster Street Devot at 3 IL
m, Ills a. and 42e p M Fitchburg al d 20 A. M ana
Ows Falls ~ V'' on" i'' e
Making connections st Bellows Falls vita I;utianl &
Burlington X e. for Rutland, Saratoga Burlington a.
Also with VT Central r. Z. for Windsor White Rive
Junction tconnectinE with Conn Passumnsfc Rive r
hhroadl donlpedcr, St Adams, Rouscs Point Oglent
purs. Montreal, &c ' 0s"'
Tickets to al points NORTH for sale al No Foster sire
Horcester-J BARNARD. Agent.
fare as ow as by any route and distance less
81 Pullman Sleeping Cars on Night Tran for " ST
sh' Norlt- u STEWART. sun
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-04

Thomas y. Hughes Of Pawtucket broke
through the Ice Saturday, while trying TO leave
a vessel at Apponaug, aud was chilled to death
before assistance arrived.
A man named Harry W. Baker, calling him.
self professional nurse, was engaged 10 take
care Of Augustus Maggie Of Providence, sick with
a fever but after two or three days attendance.
stole his patients gold watch and chain ana de-
camped.
Inc cause Of public education Is steadily adj.
Eaih,slns: There IS an Increasing interest in the
SUBJECT IN almost every pait of the state. A
,aIgef number Of pupils has been registered,
pVtn III lhe summer aud winter schools, than
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-04

a lew days ago, the paint shop of Alden Dias
Of kummcy Genre, was burned. Loss small.
Inc Nashua Telegraph publishes an interest.
lng summary Of the events Of the past year IN
that city.
Ii. p Warren, Of New Bedford. Mass. has
been elected principal Of The high school nj DO.
YER ~
lhe senior class at Dartmouth college has
raised $500 10 increase the libraries of the liter
airy societies.
Inc NY. homas Borden on Sunday took
leave o. the Lowell street Universalist cbuich
and society, 10 Manchester, over which he has
been pastor for three years
ine supreme Judicial court that adiopr,,od a,
Portsmouth on The % ult, SAT sxfy.one davs
the longest term ever known IN the history ~
the county. VI
A alfl named McMann, employed in one If
the mills % salmon Falls was found dead In her
bed Monday morning, 18th ait. She had been
on adrunken deiiauch of some time.
Mr. "a Ouei Ciey Of Keusington, nipety-two
years OF age, walked from that place to Newbury.
pofl, 1istanes 81 twelve MITES, on the 29th uii,
90 his way 10 Byheld, upon visit to bis daugh.
W.,
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HITCHBUBG K WORCESTER r. r.
N9SBAK May l. iS1l-Pas enger Trans Tor We,cers

~
St@MEh ARRANGEMENT 49, CommencIns or
"cNHAI NAY l. i8d.-Fas'enser Trans for Wofcer-
Leave hitchourg 8. NJ, 1850 mi 81 D. NJ.
south Fitc" nurg rs a. m, lt5 and 5 "a y. n
leomiGsler, u q. IN, 100 and 500 D m
yates Crossing, s II q. IN, l.07 and Is o. D. m
Ptatt's Junction, 3 70 a. m, ! 70 and H. is b. m
STERLING Center, 1888 9 m, I. 90 gne 80 D. m
Passenger Trains for Fitclourg--
Leave worcester, q. 20 and Ii Is a. M. an, 70 n m
Sterling 5uneii n, OF ana II 81 q. IA AM JWn N
5teIlne Center, "a and Il 05 p M and s IN n IN 49,
rr4tt Junction " a. III, and IL IA and 5 IS D. m
Gates Crossing l.25 a, III, E222 and 52i D. oi
tieOnillsterl 80 a. N, II 80 and 30 D. l.,
3outh Fllc1 Iurg, 10 8. m, i239 ant 81 o. m
kAlLROAb CONNECTIONS The 30 and ii IL n IN ana
42O m. trains from Worcester connect at Fiicbbnroo
WIN nc Cheshire and Rutland and Burlington Il Il to55
a! points north and west; also connect III Ftchbnrg
WIN VIZ wv eiln0n ana Massachusetts, for Greenfield
ana blaltehoro and Intermediate stations.
e q VO NJ and lzjU D. from Fitcninrp cum
nect worcester with Boston 20 Worcester pr0ynrncs
" Worcester Norwich q Wolces Ter Railroads Ia
ded ''' va spring
the 5.5Q p m tram rog, Fitchburg connects at wot
eester with Norwich Worcester steamboat Train IA,
new York via. New London. IT, A BIOOD snn,, W.
Dtdce Fitchburg a Wurccster r. r. - 10y L
I
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WORCESTER AND NASHUA RAFT.
~ hiOAD1on anu amer Monday, Sept, 4, ISL P ssep
cave worcester at $50 ana Ill a III anu 20 apdG9
tGrOt0n Passenger, d.. ~ -'' anu o'0
Leave Groton junction for Worcester at am
Leave tsLus at i.lh IN, Il % m. alt 5 10 h m
NJ oO tain connects at FttChburg with trains for TN.
CIinoI ail1 Aassceusetis, Cheshire and Rutland mr.
buflhgt9 Railroads, at tr0on junction with rains ~
Lne fhcEguIg DOWN, PctcrborO and shelley Sto1I
S Sao99k, ana Lowell ana Lawrence Railroads. and 4
aIiuS "lt lfSls OF ihe Wilton, Concord MancIestef
Tlll Lawrence NoTtleui Boston, Concord and Monttrat
roads '9e'''' iE hdNs
The II Is m tram connects at Fhcnhurq with Che
ahfe, &nG Rutland and Burlington tfreight and passen
~ 70 i.utialQl tralSi a. druj0n junction with Firj
9urs stony Brook and Lower and Lawrence trains, ana
AZ fashua with Wilton, Concord Name! ester ana nv
ksllce So[he!n 10 Frank n, and Boston, Concord and
Ggntreii Ito Plym0Uth) trains iN
me ~ p m tram connects at FtChfurg at I'm n,
Will ChesHiTe Vermont and Massachusetts ana Rutland
al i hNI llson Night Express trains Grotun Junction
WIN tchburg' PeterD0lo and Shirley ana stony Br0ok
IAlis' ana az Nashua with Concord Manchester ana
bbtgSienlre Norsherh vermont Central Night ExlIesT
pGdehsourg. ami Montreal and ChamulaIn train
& TUNER C,tn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-04

WIZ. SUMNER Selects and Furnishes all kinds
Of Piaros and Organs from the Factories in New York
and Boston, or from houses in Worcester. if desired
can at No. Chatham st. Place or address by mail.
Orders for Tuning and Repairing may be left at l. II.
Bigelow's Book store. 289 Main st. dTuTh&Stf n5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-04

within a few hours rid of Boston, connected with
winch Is a good JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
aolng good business. aud cons AT inereaslng sat :
Cambrl 70 81 or address "PiINTER," care OF S. h.
NILES, Advertis NJ Agent Boston, Mass
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