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Purser Str. California

~ Mr. o. G. Shorey, of the firm of
Russell d Shorey. returned overland
from Portland, after pleasant visit to
East. He too would not exchange his
Seattle home for any spot he visited
while away. He reports very general
enquiry among persons who contem-
plate removing to this vicinity, and
thinks there will be large immigration
to this region during the coming fall
and winter.
, 1872-07-18
The Malicious SIanderer Again

The black mail press of this city re-
news its volunteer and malicious assault
upon the private and professional char
acter of Col. Larrabee, in the longest
and most elaborate article which ever
appeared in the editorial columns OF
that paper, repeating and magnifylng
all its previous calumnies, which we had
refuted by the pub ic records, and posi-
lively asserting that Col. Larrabee wfs
himself the author of the article IN this
paper in his own vindication. We DO
not propose to go over the ground again
to dispose of falsehoods already fully
answered, but will say that the article
attibuted to Col. Larrabee was never
seen by him or any one else until 1t ap-
peared in print, having been put III type
by the editor without any written copy
and without the dictation, suggestion.
knowledge or consultation with any 9th
or person or party; that the DISPATCH
has. in no allusion to the controversy on
the MAYNARD claim, expressed any opin,
ion as to the merits of the case, or said
ANYTHING calculated to bias public opin-
ion for or against either party to the
controversy. beyond an impartial state
nent of the facts as they appeared OF
public record. We never sought from
Col Larrabee, or Mr.. McNaught-wlth
both of whom we are on terms OF per-
sonal intimacy-any information in re-
gard to q matter in which they were op-
posing counsel. deeming it improper and
imnertinent SO to do. The article IN
~indication of Col. Larraoee was but
simple act of justice to q siandered man
With whom we had been ON terms of the
closest intimacy for quarter of CEN
turv. without once during all that time
having h card OF learned of an lmputa-
ton upon his character for uncompro-
missing integrity and spotless honor; OF
a single case in all his varied practice
where he did not espouse the cause oi
the weak against the strong. Such was
his uniform practice in Wisconsin, ano
such was his practice in California
where he recovered to the actual settlers
some twenty or thirty homesteads which
had been awarded to land-speculators IL
Spanish grants by every authority unit
the cases had reached the highest tribu
nal at Washington, where the decisions
were reversed through his legal acumeI
.cad zeal, at very small expense to hi
clients. Judging by the past Ibis higl
sense Of professional honor; bis ute
, 1872-07-18
Union Victory!

The nomination of Horace Greeley by
the Democratic Convention at Baltimore,
is the erandest Union victory which has
been achieved since the civil war com.
menced. The surrender of Gen. Lee
and the armies of the Confederacy, was
but the inevitable submission Of infe-
rior to superior force. settling nothing
and determining nothing but the ques-
tion of power, without any recognition
OF the principle of consent, without
which there can be no republican gov
ernment-" all just governments are
founded upon the consent of the gov
erned." From that day to the present,
there has been an irreprsssible conflict
between the irreconcllable principles of
force and consent-despotism and free
dom-centralization which is only an
other name for despotism, and munich
pal independence, without which there
can be no personal liberty. tits history
repeating itself. The settling of the
war of centuries between England and
Scotland, when the Scottish King be-
came the sovereign of the united King
dom, and made the name of Scot from
that day to the present the synonym of
loyalty, in contradistinction to the
forced union with Ireland, which for
ages has cherished and perpetuated the
spirit of treason and rebellion, only
held in check by military despotism.-
The policy of the present Administra-
ton and the party in power has been
that of England towards Ireland, of
Russia towards Poland--perpetual force,
which inevitably begets perpetual resist
ance, in constantly increasing intensity,
with no prospect of ultimate reconcilia-
ton.
The nomination of Horace Greeley
more than any other living man entitled
to the designation of Father of the Re
publican party--by the unanimous
choice ;of his lifelong party enemies,
including the subJugated and prescribed
people of the South, reverses the policy
Of the party in power and promises Il
restoration of the old bonds of Union
"a union of consent, the only union
possible under republican system OF
government and the popular enthu-
siasm with which this nomination is re-
ceived, from Maine to Texas, from the
Atlantic to the Pacific, proclaims us
once more united people, and ths tri-
umph of our cause a foregone conclu-
sion. The occupation OF the party
drill sergeant is gone the crack OF the
party whip has lost its terrors :; the
arowl and snarl of the sectional bigot
rs lost in the glad shout of reunited
people the man who disregarding the
taunts and jeers and denunciatiors OF
his party associates volunteered to be-
come the bondsman of his lifelong
enemy-an act of patriotic magnanity
with hardly parallel in the history OF
the worlds now chosen to lead the
hosts of the people across the gulf OF
blood to fraternal relations under one
flag and united country for our COM
mon posterity. "Peace hath its victo-
xies no less renow ned than war"
, 1872-07-18

A L FOR GEEELEY.-One of our citj-
zens recently returned from trip East,
and who is careful business man. aud
wholly free from political bias, says the
whole country seems enlisted for Gree
ley and Brown, at least along the mai :
, 1872-07-18
Freight by Victoria Steamers.
VICTORIA, July II, 1872.
CAPT. E. 4. STARR,

CAPT. E. 4. STARR,
Steamer North Pacific:
DEAR SIR Il am instructed by Mr..
John RoseLfeld, Agent of the Victoria
line of Steamers, that hereafter until
further notice, our charge for freight
for goods delivered for points on Puget
Sound, will be at the rate Of four dol
lars per ton on general merchandise
Fruit at double rates. Extra hazardous
merchandise, boilers, &C., at special
rates. Very respectfully yours,
BEN. WADSWORTH.
Purser Str. California.
, 1872-07-18
NOTICE.
Breakfast Bacon,
Heavy Bacon,
Sugar Cured Hams,
Barrelled Pork, etc.

We receive these meats direct from first hands
by the car load, and hence will supply the TRADE
at San Francisco jobbing rates. We also give
notice that we have ordered from this popular
houSe N LARGE stock of
, 1872-07-18
Pure Leaf Lard,

in packages of 51b to 10fb each, which we shal
offer to the trade at the same rates.
We have made arrangements with this Hous
for supplies of any magnitude which the trad e
of the Sound will warrant, our object being to
establish
, 1872-07-18

F The attention of the legal profess
sion is called to the late law of Con-
gress regulating the practice in q. S.
Courts---an abstract of which may be
found on our first page.
, 1872-07-18

lines of travel, and what is significant,
that the majority of those thus express
ing themselves are Republicans.
, 1872-07-18

Ppoupr JUSTICE. Geo. W. Bell who
killed Thomas Datson at Nanaimo on 25
June last, wss tried on July 10th, found
guilty and sentenced to be hung. He
was brought to Victoria on Saturday.
, 1872-07-18

MARn1ED.-In this City, July 18th,
by G. G. Perkins, Recorder, Mr.. All
Chi to Miss Qui Choy, both of this City.
No cards,
, 1872-07-18
Ale, Beer,
Porter and
Lager Beer,

made on the Pacific Coast.
Our BOTTLED ALE and
PORTER is considered bv
competent judges equal to the
best imported, while our La
GER BEER, (made by Mr..
JOHN CRAETz, the famous Ger
man Beer Brewer, so we'll and
favorably known on the Sound
and lately Brewer for the N.
P. R. R. Brewery, at Stella
Doom, is excelled by none.
The patronage of the eer-drinking
public of Puget Sound is solicited, DIS
we feel satisfied We can supply them
with a
BETTER AND PURER ARTICLE
than they can get elsewhere.
All our MALT LIQUORS are made
of the best Malt and Hops-contain no
drugs and are properly fermented on
scientific principles.
All orders promptly attended to, and
particular attention paid to orders from
| families.
STUART CREIGHTON & co.
Seattle, July II, 1878.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-24

and increasingly conducted by the Rev. Henry
CLAW Trumbull and other leading Sunday school
workers.
Connecticut has contributed TO the Chicago
law library eighteen volumes of reports, CON-
pilations Of statutes, one volume of revised
statutes, and ten volumes of private acfs; also
colonial records from 1859 TO 17l6-tuo volumes.
4 recent descent on a house Of ill repute in
New Haven revealed TO the judicial gaze among
Others four gentlemen who are residents and
business men in a neighboring city and occupy
w.
New Haven milk man laid his pocket book,
containing $40, on bis wagon, few days ago,
while he went 10 the door of house TO collect a
bill While his back was turned the pocket
book was stolen, which illustrates the folly of
Collecting hills with $40 living in the wagon.
1t is said that the Connecticut River banking
company proposes tosSettle with Mrs. Stuart bv
TO her eight $1,000 bonds of the Valley
railroad, which Butler had deposited with the
bank as collateral security for funds he had
drawn on his own account.
RHODE ISLAND.
On the 22d, the body of Young Robertson, who
" as drowned in Pawtucket river, on the 10Th,
was recovered.
Rhode Island is the second and only other
state which has followed the example of Massa-
chuSets in making the 22d of February legal
holiday.
At Newport, the birthday of the father of his
country, was celebrated in true military STYLE.
At ten a. NJ, the Newport artillery, Colonel John
Hare Powell, commanding, paraded the princi-
pal streets, and ut noon national salutes were
fired from Fort Adams, the torpedo station, and
also by the artillery In the afternoon the LIST L.
|. brigade, Big. Gen. \. L Burlick, command
inc, was ordered ont and gave dress parade on
Washington square, where a large number of
spectators were gathered to witness the scene.
In the evening the annual ball of the artillery
came off at the academy of music,
which was attended by the beauty aud eli te of
the city. This ball was the grand affair of the
season and fitting close to the entertainments
of the day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-24

~ FOR SALE-A good Farm 5l-~,
Ei; miles from Worcester - fiom depot. s0sassSs
lssI acres OF good lard; will ep eight head the 80
year through; well tcnG5d with stone. Wool 1or
Ge; good Co tage rooms in good repair; barn al 81
WIN cellar; viii iie sold low, would exchange In
selling. L. A H FVS e IN ,or
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CROCERY RITsINnss rnp -
- FOR SALE-A Nrw FRrNcn Rnnr

~ Well established trade; sales 500 per day, Long
sold for a III ~ ~ ~ a. ~ y5st'
f20 dr. " - LII W.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-24
NORWICH AND WORCESTER DIvI

~ SION, b.. H. and r. RR., ISL.
TRAINS GopG souTH, LEAVE WORCESTER At
ton; at rlainned with trains 20 and from Hart
. New London from west Side station. 'l,',..
iOOOam Way Passenger Train. Connects at Wor
burg, Lowell, Sc; at worcester Junction with
Western and Providence trains; at Putnam with
train from Boston; at Plainheld for Providence:
al Norwich with traas for New London, Mystic
Sis m. Way Passenger Train Connects at wor,
cester with trains from Nashua Fitchburg, LowE
ell, &C.. at Worcester Junction with Express
train from Boston, and trains from Western and
Providence and Worcester roads; at Putnam with
train nom Boston; q Planneld Junction, trains
this train. Passenger from way stations (excfnt
Webster Putnam and Daniclsonvllel for New
York by steamer from New London will take this
7.sos N. Steamboat Express Tram for New York
Connects at Worcester with trains from Boston
Concord Manchester, Lowell Lawrence Nashua,
a sds FT1S, &S; a. Ppnam from Boston wal
for New London at OILS I'M. 'V'
IkslEs GOING NORTH LEAVE NoRwIcH AT
E'iV M steamboat Express train for Boston daily
except Mon0ayl connecting at Putnam for Bos
ton, Blackstone. Franklin and wapoe; at wor
Concord Fitchburg &c. This train leaves New
london at l'I5 IN, dependent on arrival Of
eco m. way Passenger Train Connecting
g X, Rd.,n Junction for Preyidenee AZ Putnam
Junction for Springfield. and way stqilcns, Albany
e. and Providence Al wo'ceftei FOR trains 10
i1,B0 q M wsy .Psssenrer rrin Connecting a,
r rT,nn VIII train CON and for Proyidencel
70 n9ston Providence, Springfield and Albayt
a. WorGsstsr iss trains q Bostog Nashua, &c
wNl ish MIN train iiom New London. and at Piaip
neh Junction ,,, with train to Provldence at Wof
Leaves yyohato- fl. ywE sTEE SPECIAL.
sSvss woTssSr oS O T%%T sSsSI az q eS%
ar 50 y, hSipalwRs, supt..
u" NeFwich Worcester DiyisIss,
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ID o S T o F + l C E :,
Worcester, Mass.
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS.
Present Arrangement.
present Arrangement.

Northern Worcester County. Vcrmontand New Hamp-
Shire closes at 500 q m; due nj pm.
inster Lancaster West Doylston oakdale and Clinton
closes at m aid $50 m: due al 9,l5 IN and m
FHchburG closes at g. 1915 III and 3.31 pm. Due at
Gardner ana Vt. and Mass Il II, closes at $50 TO- As a
IN and p IN. Due 9, IS \ aud and Um,
Piinceton East Princeton, and West Sterns close at
City OF Boston, cioSc at $50 and m, LIS, and sp
M Due at 6sG and 100 ~ go 49, $50 and 1920 M
m. Due at O. IS. 1899 a m and 4,30 pm.
Maine Eastern New Hampshte and Eastern MaSsa-
chgsetts close at $50 and m, LIS. and p m. Due
AZ $50 M. 4, 20 and 1879
Rhode siaai. close at $50 and IL m and $3.50 m.
Due at 94j m 2.l5 and $50 pm.
WAY Mail on tie PROVIDENCE and Worcester railroad,
clg S, a. a,5O ? n Due a 9,45 am
Sturbrdee souihbridae ali Woonsockci close at 30
m and $50 pm: hue at 9,45 m and $50 pm.
STATES close Mt 545 ami g45 IN, 3,45 am SPIN. Due
As and $40 am, Las and 10 pm.
Worcester AMI Springfield Way Mail close at As and
a45 III, and 345 pm. Due at 8 20 a m and $50 p m.
Way Mail between Springfield and Albany close 545
Il : and 3.45 m, DAe at .45 ana 10
New York City and Southern States Hartford and
New Haven; Conn, close at 945 m, 3,45 and m Due
Norwish and New Lon ION, Conn Webster and oxford.
Mass, close at m aad 43O m Due at a IN and /
Way Mail on the Norwich and Worcester railroad,
closes at IN. Due At am.
Grafton close At $40 and m and lis and M Due
Milford AIendon, Hopedale and Framingham, close at
m, LIS, and m. Due At 9,'5 1898 IN, and 49,
pm.
NoulhbVTN -tlosc AT d p III Tue aJ IW,jU Il m
WcslhOro'- CordavIlle HOpknton. Ashland and Hol-
liston close at IN, and IN. Due at 1890 and
420pm
Marlboro, close at and pm. Due at 1890 m and
1890
Northboro'. close at l.I5 and pm Due at 1920
am.
barre aud smithve. close at 9.45 a m and m Due
\ at . Is III and As pm.
J Dana. North Dana. New Salem. North New Salem
! close at 945 III. Due at $3.50 pm.
tluhuaTdsten close at and 10 ,4j a and m, Due
at $50 m, 2,lj ana pm.
Princeton, holden. Rutland. North Rutland close at
pm. Due al $50 pm.
| leicester, close at 9.ij m and m. Due at IN
and m.
Uakham and Shrewsbury, close at 9,45 IN and $3.50 I
| IN. Due at $50 Il and
| Mails for Rev York and Boston. and places beyond
| close at tnts Office on Sunday at 4 pm.
FOREIGN MAILS-MalS Tor the European Steamer
close daily, via New York, at 945 m, 34j and M
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-24
o. FOR SALE-FINEB BUSINESS SITE
k!il ON FRONT STREET.

- FOR SALE-The very desirably To-
kS,; Gated residence OF Brigham Gos. situated on May
EsIll sire $50 ct from Main st adjoining the estate
H., Of F. & Knowles House 2 stories, ten rooms;
square feet. Price SIS O. L. a Fly 4 ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-24
WORCESTER AND sPRINGFIELp DIVISION.

Leave Worcester for Albany Way stations taccom
modaton) at 6.35 m
For Springfield and Way Stations 6s5, 800 am and AS
pm.
For Albany (express) 955; for New York and Albany
(exp.) 1925 m, and 4.3t and 1875 m. New York
Sunday mail leaves at 1905 NJ. Sleeping will
leave Springfield for Rochester daily connecting with
1880 m train
Leave Springfield for Worcester at 200 ~ II 80 m
1885 exp, 2O5 eXp, 400, $40 exp m. Albany Sunday
RAILROAD CoHNEoTIoEs.-AtxA bar! : De Now
R RS5k Ssn'ra Try ana GrtSHShs uss9n Ryer
and Boston and Lebanon Springs Railroads. At State
Line with the ousatOnlc Railroad. Al Pittsheld with
the Pittsfeld North Adams and IIousaonc railroads
AT Westfeld with the New Haven and Northampton IiR
At Springfield with the Hartford New Haven and SPRING.
held and Connecticut River Railroads. At Palmer with
the New London Northern RR. AT Worcester Junction
with the Providence and Worcester Worcester and
Nashua and Norwich and Worcester Railroads. A
South Framngham with the Boston, Clinton and Fitch
bury. and Milford Railroads.
q o. RITSSFII, Snn.t SnrinVfeld
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-24
VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS,
1871 CHESHIRE RAILROAD >

~ L. WINTER Observation-Disclosures
ing MONDAY, Dec. %, 1871
Trans leave Worcester Foster Street Depot at $50 A.
"a HIP a. m, and 20 Fitchburg at 20 a. M and
10 agd IS5 m, for Winchendon, Troy Kecnc ard Be
Making connections at Bellows Falls with Rutland A.
bhnrnngion K X for Rutland Saratoga, Burlington d,
also WIN VT Central K. t. for Windsor White River
1Gnctlon connecting with Conn. and Passumpsic River
6.nioad Montpelier, St. Adams, Rouse Point Ogden,
Worcester-J. BARNARD, Agent. ~ '''e
Fare as low as by any route and Distance loss
a11 North re ~ III D AZ s IErS ITan 3 or w st
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p. AMEs,


ESTABLISHED IN 1S3S.-P. YOUNG
- pealetIn Fancy Goods Toys. and Useful Articles,
Umbrellas and ParasOls Reparcd. Pinking In NUN.
~ sislylcs: stainpng ior Embroidery.
ssns,gE o. The French Dye House. Of Boston. Goods
H't ~ ~ we Dye llpnse. on FRIDAYS
Man oe4'Ise ne sign Of Ihe Variety Store No 226
"" deoDu ~F
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-24
EITCRBURG & WORCESTER r.. r.
= CaMER AREANGEBENT - Commencing on
AoNDAY, May l. i57l.-Passenger Trans Tor WocceE-

IL, H.
y SUMNER AREANGgN ENT - Commencing on
AeHDAE, May l. i57l.-Passenger Trans Tor WocceE-
Leave Fitchburg, e. m, 1850 md SIS p. ID.
South Fiic' bug, OS 3. III, Il 81 and So D. n
leomlBsteT, s y a. m, 100 and t 90 D. m.
G2tes Crossing, s. u a m, l0f and i o. D. m
traits Junction. 70 a. H. Is and g. Is D. n,
Sterling Center, S.53 a. M, 20 anc G. 20 o. M
Passenger Trains for Fitchburs-
Leave " orcester, $50 and Ill a m, and 20 n m
sterlng Juncti II, 7.0T and II 81 g. m and 500 D. m
steT!iHg Center, u and II 05 p. m, and OS D. In
Pratts Junction 10 s. m, and Y IA and s lG D. m
Gates Crossing, 7.25 a. n, l2.22 and 524 D. m
Leominstef1 I 50 a. m, 1890 and 80 .. M
south Fitchburg. 1881 a. m. l2.3g and 81 n m
kAILRoAD CoEnECT1oNs.-lhe 30 and II Is a. M and
20 p m trains from Worcester connect at Fitchburr
WIN The Cheshire and Rutland and Burlington II r for
az points north and west; also connect at Fitehburg
WIN The NerinOnt and Massachusetts for Greenfield
and BlatteborO and intermediate stations.
Lac 90 a. m and t2.5U fIlchburg COM
meet 81 worcester with Boston & Worcester Providence
~ worcester, Norwich d Worcester Railroads and
Geld. 49, 49," "' "Fi'"e'
The $50 p. n. tram from Fchburg connects at Wor.
eester with Norwich 81 Worcester Steamboat Train for
Se e,s, aoTk VIA New London IL; A. BLOOD, Sup't.
HitchhtvR. Nav 1871. dtr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-24

- d. FARM FOR SALE IN HOL- @A
E;,,s bEN--AD excellent Farm OF 1870 acres. 7seses
-ls mics rom the city. containing G0 of-=444s
pasture, 40 acres woodland, part heavy and old
CROWN pine; 40 acres moving and tillagc vry easy
ill to enltiyae will keep y to IS head of cattle;
Sood Two story house, II roUms good burn carriage
house piggery, &c; both well and agueluct wafer ia
h9ISe and barn; y miles todepOI. near school,
lIlee SeuOJi terms easy. ABBOTT " RICE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-24

a. FOR SALEM Webster. n small
Es, Farm OF p &C with excellent buildings; cot
.s..l taie house-iO rocms good barn and piggerv.
GUS from 10 ~ tons hay, d will keen head al
cattle wood en0l Oh for fires ali kinds fruit: ncarthe
Seile n inc town. ant ne n The depot fenced win The
nEhOIT A EIi,E.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-24

- FOR SAUE-3 minutes walk from
h!iiI Main St. west nearly New House II rooms and
lEiL la II ROOM with all the modern improvements a
splendid residence. Price $4,000.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-24

5lf Brinsin your property Immediately, if YOU wish
to ell this spTiug, TO ABBOTT az RICE ~
d du | Central FNcbanpp
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-24

49, FOR SALE-A New FRENCH RooF.
E:;;l two-sory, bay window two or three tenement
l!L house. arranged nicely for three families with ali
- - necessary convenience 5, built in a thorough and
SUBSTANTIAL manner. handsomely finished good style;
Gty Wafer water closets, gas ipet, windows weighted
W., &c. ahorlins parlor sitting roam, Kitchen two
ucu rooms, large pantry, with Window back loom
WAFER closets. abundance Of closet room &c on each
nI9or with an al itona room in French root Lot so
~ Lowest plce 5000 terms easy. WILL RENT READ
~ Lf ron SI9O-thus o1ermg splendid investment: a
p9 an reS enee co venient TO the centre business
w w ninutes walk trom post ofce) Location. Goulding
street, between Highland ana DIX street fnraTv onno
sue lN street school houSel For key to house. terms
&c Apply to L. A. Ely ~ CO.
lIAl nInn.In 49,.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-24

NO1hto BOSTON VIA GROTON JTTNC.
and 4.2Op pm. ~ 'oV anu LILO a, m
Ehetuinng; leave Boston at 25and II A. H. and n n,
change through without
Passengers by thls route land IN the Immediate ,,cirt,
2itne Easiern, Boston Maine, and Hoston h Iny'aK
fAE. Wy = T''iN' o. FVph Ahd HAIL
Jun s.lsTa au All.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-24
MeoitfmaT.

Standard Preparation endorsed by the most reliable
Physicians and It's astonishing curative powers attesied
by thOuSan Is who have used il
IL is sure. quick remedy for al diseases Of the Trina
~ Organs existing in male female Irritation or In
iammation of Kidneys or Bladder. Gravel Diabetes,
REDDISH Sediment in Urine. Thick. Cloudy Urine Mu-
cous and involuntary Discharges from Urethrl Reteu-
on or lncontlnence of Urine Chronic Caiarrh Of Blad
Organs
For sale by all druggists and Dealers in Medicine
every deopGwly MD
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-24

- FOR SALE-On Cambridge st. a
kzi Snlendid Cottage HouSc and Barn in good renair.
Ell rooms; barn stalls; 1900 teel o. liant
ABBOr TT ~ RICE