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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-19
TIsg Gypsy CAMP.
The Meeang OF the Representatives Of
the Now Decimated Race.

From the Washington Patriotl
A great congress of thlt curious eople
known as Gypsies Is now in session near SUIT
gardt, in Wurtemberg. AT this place four
hundred representatives Of this nomadic race
are assembled under the Iii rections of their
king. Joseph Rtinhardt, a man eighty years
of age, AMI genuine Gypsy in appearance.
Although romance and the drama have made
these people familiar to us, the known facts
connected with their history do not carry us
hack farther than period four oPntu les ago.
Their first appearance is noted as having oc
CURED on the Elbs, when band Of three hun
dred, under their lead + Michael, Duke Of
Egypt, as he called himself, appeared among
the people Of the Hesse towns, bringing with
them letter Of recommendation from the En-
perOr Sgismund which was subsequently
found to be a forgery. They told the people
that they were doomed TO wander abroad upon
the face Of The earth as punishment for their
apostacy from christianity to paganism. They
were kindly treated by the credulous villagers,
but, true to their habits. they stole everything
portable upon which they could lay their
hands. and their adventure ended with the
hanging ofthe majority of their number by
the incensed people, and the flight Of the rest.
We next hear of them in Saxony, Bohemia
Bavaria, Switzerland, France, and Spain, with
leaders who bore such titles az King Of Galilee,
Emperor of Tunis, and Duke Of Egypt. Their
knavishness and thefts brought upon them
prosecutions, haugings, and burnings al the
stake in all countrys. But, Notwithstanding
these destinations of their numbers, they in
creased wonderfully, and it is only since about
a hundred years ago, when the cruel laws
against them were repesled, that we lind them
gradually diminishing innumber. Where there
were thousands Of these strange people two
or three hundred years ago, there are now only
hundreds, and ii would seem that under the
blighting (to them) influence of advancing
civil cation, the Gitdnds, as the Spaniards
say; the BOhemiea.-es, as the French call
them, and the Gypsy, as the English have it,
are passing away from the face of the earth
leaving behind them in truth really nothing
,..ora iba,, tl,a obadoxw 81 n mama
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-19
A Spiritual Marriage and n FleshS III.
vOrce.

Captain Elisha Freeman was granted d.
vorcs from his wife, Charlotte A, at San Fran.
cisco Cal, Thursday in the Twelfth District
Court, on the ground Of fraud In procuring
the marriage. freeman alleges t1at previous
to his marriage he was insane on the subject
of spirtualsm, and believed that he naviga
tod his ship under the direction of the spirit
of an old Spanish pirate. lie visited the defen-
dant who claimed to be clairvoyant and
medium, to consult her as to whether the
spirits were genuine or not. She assured him
they were genuine, and said further that in
two days he would see at the foot OF his bsd
the woman he must marry. He saw at the
time and place predicted the medium herself,
and under the direction of the spirits, inter
preted through her, married her much against
his will. On this showing the divorce was
granted. Freeman is wealthy.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-19
WTe7 uWUWlI
farmlugt,4u.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS


Leave New Castle Tor Wilmington aud Philadslnht.
~ 20 q. N, -N''PN"@
Leave phadelphia II 10 m. and Wilmington
IN, Tor Asw Castle
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Adiitiona to those above leave CLAYTON IA, gu,v.,.
'Oa, IN. and " ,. IN. Leave Smyrna ior t.isyten
IL 70 a. IN, aud % 10 make connection Wits t.Ins
70 sud from Dover and stations south A'
Freight Train with Passenger Car attached iii t
wilmington Al II 81 a. M, Now Castle i 10. NidSi.
town 10 Townsend a. Clayton 5 Is; Dover 4 a.
wyoming TO- fslton - Harrington O5: FsrnjnS
ton n Bhdgeyie 81 SeaJrd 8 10; Laprsi a M -
arrive al bslmar at "a a. nv. Passengers leaving BaIt
tmors At 90 p. m and PhadelpLis At n "a n -
make close connection with this train A. Wintn,P
heturning-Nlll leave Delmr 80 p NJ, Laurel = IN.
sealord % brdssvue I co. FarnliugtoR as. Hsr
rngtun To- FELTON, 81 Wyoming q 10; pover asds
clayton lG Townsend &; hiddietown 3 Ia. KIrk
Eo1d 90 New Castle 9 % aBu arrive at Wimington
% p Philadelphia II 80 p. IN. and BAlttmore M
a. m, hulJect TO delays Incident to freight busina,s
This train will stop To take up Passengers oniv Al
stations named tut VII set Gown Passengers Al anv
stopping place. uAespt Hares Corner stats Fead no.
ey aud Dupout
CONNECTION
A. loMhsEND vita the Kent County aud Queen
Annes Kent Railroads for ksnnedyviils suat.rsst.
aud intermediate places.
At CLA troN with the N. & D. r. r. FIR E.ston ana
intermediate places. SUI
At HARRINGTON With tho ;. b. 4, h. for Milford
ueofgriown LeNes and intermediate places.
Al skAfOkU with the b. A b r. K ~ r.t...t.h.-
ami Cambridge, &c |
Al nELNAR with thu T. S r. r Il, gs,,t.h,,.. nj,
Anne, Crsaeld, also for Berlin apd ~ ~.
uu be W T.. X. X.
II p ENNEY. supsl lin,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-19

y We often hear the remark made by the
housewife, If they were only rid OF tho nuisance
of "A range they have, they would not have an
other. Now tile whole trouble lies in not having
the right kind OF range The Chilson Range
bake or boil. II will heat your bath waters II
will heat your chambers and your dining room,
All with one lire, amt consume no more coal
Ihnn au ordinary cook stove.
For sale at Il. MORRIsoN's
l03 Shipley street.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-19
SMALLPOX REPORT.

BOARD OF HEALTH,
WILMINGTON, March Is, 1872.
From March 18th to the present date
seven days-there have been reported at THIS
Office the following cases
SMALLPOX 10, Narioloid total is.
Of these IA were white and colored
were adults and 0 minors
: were males and II females.
Sent to the Hospital, 6.
Number of deaths, >.
HENRY ECREL,
President Board Health
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-19

THE Spring seasons athand and the elulens
~ vnninptop are bpginniug to think uf more suitable
,armenis with which 10 greet tie advent OF apple
Blossoms and strawberries. We would advise all those
who contemplate purchasing neat wei hung, I
made suit OF fashionable eotuing TO ell OIL Gun nle,u
lohn Muhhaus Il, the most fashionable merchant al'w
IN this city, at No. 4l6 King street Ills prices are
al 1H
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-19

I1VNtH u oVTVo NJ - % - . .7-.t l7eout
ON "A friend the other day who showed MS most ueau
nnl and striking picture fl ornament inl nny psrot
and vet be had i over year without ever taking IN
lr,yer like old rubbish, while Il mghtust well hawai-
beeu shedding its genial influence cn the household r
NcMonngle Odd Fellows Hall, frames pictures 70 nrue
In every conceivable shape, ~ well 10 furnishes pictures
Of every kind and there is no reason why Hnrh o'ha-
,,ents should be neglected
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-19
Trusses Braces surgical Appliances

The largest aud most .mpele ASSORTMENT Ia the city
Onr Steel spring shoulder Brace Is the latest improve
maat Ths great hsuledy TOR bending Shoulders,
Strengthens tue Epine and expands the Lungs. 0nr
Improved double self adjusting truss uiPssses All 9th
ers uas been tried 10 number OF eases. snd gives
perfeet satisfaction ia single double pena Private
rooms for ladies examine iul hioed VI eyrinees,
Breast pumps Eugenia BaudsEts Pessaeies alWays on
hand Private entrance lades On Nest IT. and at-
tended by Mrt c. roster, NJ. y. lrusses ircm 60
Depot aud Headquarters at FOSTERS DUG STORE
ian Iethll fiont a West St. Wilmington, Del.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-19
rOEo CRIES IN RUSSIA.
Tho Empire Piunaered by Coniede
racy OF SwinGIer-


racy OF SwinGIeri.
From an official statement CONSIDERABLY
furnished by the Chief of Police in ST. Peters
burg, Russia, it appears that extensive and
daring forgeries have been perpetratcd on the
Russian Empire by an organized band Of
thieves, the principal ind smartest members
of which, however, have not entered the En-
pire, but concocted and carried out in other
countries, leaving the dissemination of the
forgerics to agents in Russia. Mir. Dimitry,
the Chief of Police in st. Petersburg, asserts
that the leaders of the gang are Jewish and
Polish refugees, located in Leicester Square,
London, England. Great quantities of
forged bank notes, the product OF this gang,
have been discovered and seized in Odessa
One Cimarizotf, who who was the agent OF
the forgers in Odessa, was arrested by the
Police Directory there with q large amount
of the forged notes in his possession, tried,
and promptly convicted. Odessa, on account
of the great grain trade there, was evidently
selected by the forgers as the best place 10
pass their counterfeit money, Regarding the
work of the gang in bank notes, Chief Of Pc.
lice Dimitry has communicated with Chief
E. Y n Henderson, OF the London Metro
poiitan Police, and furnished him with a
portrait Of James Levy, supposed TO be the
chief forger Search has been made, but
Levy cannot be found. 1t is supposed he is
in Germany The operations OF the rogues
in bank notes, however, were but a trihe
compared with their forgeries of Russian rail.
way shares Ibis branch OF business, from
the information communicated by Chief O.
Police Dimitry, seems to be wholly the worl
of portion OF the London gang, who, undei
a Pole named Czerny, located themsel YES il
Brussels, Belgium. Over 100000 rouble,
worth of these forged railway shares werl
seized in Odessa alone, and almost as larg,
amounts IN Moscow and st. Petersburg Tn
Russian secret police have been sent 10 nearl,
all the continental cities, as well as to London
to unearth the chief forgers, if possible.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-19

Persons who are doslrous OF patrOnizing
home are informed that they can purchase all
Kinds OF musical merchandise, Instruments, &c
as good and rs cheap as they can In Philadelphia
or anVwhere else, at the New Music Store, No
oi6 Market street. Buying my goods from nrst
hands and being determined 10 accommodate
rom those int crested. j. II. BLRYER.
N B--Piano and Organ Tuning speciality.
Connolly Whisky always on hand, by tho
,,aiion or IL hotties; the best article ever intro
luced here Brandy equally fine ut II. X. Bring.
8i7 Market street.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-19

1000, Delaware State Bonds, 40 share s T
National Bank wilmington and Brsndy wine s,o(s
10 Delaware C'y Bond, aud 70 rl'y o. Ses'' CO3
Market street
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-19

BIfUId, No. Gus lUuFNtI 71TTttTi Hhb Ju1V TO
eiyed large and we'll selected stock Of boots and 500
or Fall anal Winter wear, nude Of the hest inatefls anu
IA a superior style Of Workmanship, which WI. eohpaIt
ayolnby with ans customer maze shoe IT'S prices
are low ef than the lowest Ca aud examine lie STOCK
,.ud snti4fv Yourselves,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-19

W, tbs Hair. Great discovery. just what IL nssisd
ms rhsnpest aud the beet only o. cents pet b, H.
Restore. he HAIR It's original color without iuiurng
ths roofs IL makes the hsir SOFT siEy aud elegant.
~ sold at FOsrgR's DRUi sTOkk,
t.n12 Front West ais Wilmington, Del,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-19
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION


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chuse, the befs th, last rtsr vi s Of sucu
periodicals as To y uiaj subs 'rlbe fir.
Or Instead " the ABOVE new subscribers TO any two,
three, or four Of the above periodicals. may have - pre-
miun ona OF the -Four Reyiews Tor 1874 suhseri
10 all nTe may have two OF the Four Reviews Tor Isl
Neither premiums 10 subscribers, nor dice to
Gao be sllOa0l, uness the money rem tied direct
he publishers. No frsmidms Gao b. given t. clubs
To secure prem um,. Il viii be nee sssary to M AXE
limited
Circulars with firlh,r Pirle lars may be hal on APP
pllcstionl
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F,f a
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-19

IhINUI " NE WILLlt
Corrected by rRloE & runirs, at city MIL Nos.
March Is, 1879.
CITY NOTICES.
IMPORTANT PUBLIC NOTICE


IMPORTANT PUBLIC NOTICE
TO al persons about ParehaSfng
niSGFOR-WISTEn WEAR.
We are determined - -
NoT TO BE UNDERsOlD BY ANY ONE
under any circumstances,
OR IMMENSE SALES AT REDUCED fhlSHa'
we have again
OUT OUR PRICES
this time 80 low
that competition is dened. 80.
Comparison with others Will prove uls,
And as an example
OF what we
are now doing,
We cali qicnln to ne Joa9Sgi 5agJ, Sg prices
mau be selected
EVERY GARMENT GUARANTEED TO
GIVE SATISFACTION.
,,v,s ovpaonArs warm and well made. ......... IS
MS DoumLg BREASTED SACKS, heavy ......+..... es
MISS RETIRE BUSINESS SUITS, siylah. ..........S50
MISS PANTs, fashionable cut as low as
MSS Vrs1s In great variety, as low as.........'S-
Yourus ovERooArs, hl wool, latest style -
Yourn OvERooATb, heavy and geh'ee", .''-''
YouTns OvERooAIs, stylish ana serVie'"uie"''''.' ~
Boys, OyYRooArs, all wool, latest style ..'''''' ~
Hnysi OyBRoo ATS great hargnins
BoYs SUITS, in great variety, rom '''''.'
CnupkkE's ovsRoOATs. choice shades i0f'''''''''
t,WtLpREN's OvERooAIs all new sly '''''''' q
CumpEss's sulTs, nicely made and trum' "''"'""SS
AND LARoE ASSORTMENT OF
livery ornER KIND OF
CLOTHING OF BETTER
sEADEs ..,., Ia,
At equally low prices, which cannot lie approached 10y
any other House in philadelphia
WE HAVE SPLENDID
ASSORTMENT OF &, A.,
Ena,,au KTEsgY And MILTON OVERooAfs III W Wy
Iia ~ ,bss al DnAps, ULlvEs BRowss, GHLHrs,
I1AEIs, L9NpoE sNoKss, which cannot uS oO'''ne0
elsewhere, ,, a.
AT THE SANE Low SCALE OF fRlots;
These are n special feature In cur sso'A'
mud ARE well worthy Of attention.
vAsT ASSORTMENT or Every KIND % oLoTh'So
so etlkcf fhoh'
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-19
Philadelphia,
hia, Wilmington G. Baltimore
Rail Road.


CoAAsACiNV MONDAY. JANUARY LIST, isT2
Wellington Avenue, As follows:
MAfMAlL TRAIN At ESQ 4. d. fSundAys except.Al
for Baltimore, sts pPiuE a. all Regular Stations. Con.
meets al wilmington with Delaware Hail Road Linei
A. Clayton with smyrna irarah Rail Road and MARYLAND
aad Delaware nail Road At harrington with Junction
and bteakwaier Rail Road Seaord with Dorchester
snd Delaware Rail Rosd, Dalnar with Eastern shore
Rail Road
EXPHEss TRAIN at II 45 a. IN Sundays excepted
Tor Baltimore and Mashingtol stopping At WHINING
fsrrfVl e and llsvre-de Giac Connecs At Wilmington
with train for New Castle.
kAPhEss TRAIN at 90 p. IN Sundays exeepted.j
"r bumofe and washing iou, stopping Al Chester Thur
OEi Llnwoodi ClaymoE Wilmington, Newport, stanton
Newark bikton, North East, Cnarltstovn, Perryvs,
liatre deGraee, Aberdeen, Psrryman's Edgewood Mag
lolia Chtses aud slenmer's Kun.
- NIGHT sXPkEss at II 80 ,. m (dAily,) for Bali
more Ata NssAihg Gu stopping 81 Chester, Linwood.
elh9 m"nt, Wilmington, Newark, tlkton, North-EAsl,
feryVIle' H.vre,ds-Grsce, Ferry mans and Magnolia
Passengers for Fortress Monroe aud Avrolk viii tate
WILMINGTON TRAINS
solplhs At all stations between Philadelphia aud VII
Leave Phiidsp hla at H. co. a. H. go. 90 ZOO and
20 p m. ldstlyl The 81 b. IN. train connects with
Delaware RAILROAD for Nil Intermediate
loAVe Wilmington a. as and 8 10 =. N 2CO 4On and
40 p IN. Ihe e,lu a NJ. train will not stop b.
iween Chester and fhi adel ha o. Sunday leave Wit
mington st 80 D. NJ.
1raiuH leaving WilminFton 4 G,45 A. IN and A0O n
NJ viii connect al Lamukiu Junction with the 7. 90
am and 4sO p. m, Tails Tor Philadelphia and Balti-
more Central Kali Road.
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave Wilmington at 10 20, - 70 m , o " aud 10
pm.
From BALTIMORE To iuILADELpHIk.
Leave Baltimore 70 a. IL Way Mail 9 ah a. IN. sx-
pres 80 p Express p g. m. Express. 10 AZ
q. N. press
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester at ~ 90 sud II q. in. and as n an
Leave Wilmington at ls o. 4ua lad iUg a. M 1 Ot
aad Il D. ia,
suEDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-19
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

o..,o, n, .nr DELAWARE STATE IouRsAI, /
"f''OA " March ~, 1879.
The following are the Closing prices Of Government
L.. .anntfra
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-19
wINT FER ARRAN N Elm Il.
ON AND AFTER
MONDAY, November 18th. 1871,
Passenger Trains will Leave NoIthward
as follows
CONNECTIONS

A. Cha id's fntd, Trsins Nos. ], s. and eonnsst
Tor fhadelrhA; sui And with trains f0m Phlladel.
plai tai No. and ronneet With trains from Balt-
more aid sud d with hAins for Baltimore. No with
uAin for Port nepust.
A. CeAtssVllr, traina Nos. aud & connect fcr Phi
adephir, aud trains Nos and s. With trains from
lhiladeph is; At Bfdtboro trains Ms aud connect
ior Philadelphia and trains l. snd T. 0r Reading and
North, East au1 West.
sTOIZ.
i9ol' ueueral Superintendent.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-19
WILMINGTON MARKETS.

WILMINGTON MdRktI0'
Contested by SMITH BREEN, Fourth anu sh'py. Bus
Prices ave IN decline -
Starch Is isIs
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-19
DELAWARE en- ROAp LINE


.AY, JuLf i7,h, 1871, Sundays
ratus "li run AZ follows;
gnTrVffKN Ann
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-19

Chef Engineer Samuel W springnr
First Assistant Engineer Thomas I. Russo.
Second Assistant Engineer-John 4. Watson
Friendship steam Fire Eugne-Tenth and shpley.
Reliance Engne-Fiith street, below WALNUT
Delaware Steam Fire Engine-Sixth, near King
Phoenix Steam Fire Engne-rwelhh and King.
Water Witch steam Fire Eugine-Shpley, above
Flith.
Fano Hose and steaul FIRE Engiae-second, between
5hipley and Grunge.
Washington Steam Fire Engine- sixth, near Market.
Weccacoe Hose-Iuekson street, between Trout
and Second.
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suNDAy rRAlN PROM UALrINoRE,

AAsfAANa run ha l. lAphL
Leave chester at II % sui II a. H. and 50 .. m
Leave hminston at ls D., ua lad iOs a. M, l U
aad u y. M.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-19

THE LEoSARD SCOTT PUBLISHING CO.,
l4o Fulton Street. New YORK.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-07-20
$3.50 Genuine int 8eIaufe bot $500, 900

Game Qocle $40; balls. 0upfe IS; Viertelofe $3.50.
e9- unier. eotterie 1T pom Staote seh ~artert; bic ;3te-
tunsen febsn tets aur fsfseestsn 3eit uab inter br An'
lbt aeldmprener @ommiFdre fatt.
Vs. Die cffpieae 3iebuns wirb In ben ct 2put g1dt-
tern perSFentlitt. une alien Snbabern BON 2ppien pirs
cine Gopte iuaednbt.
eA- @tr peranfalten etne 3iebuns ME tie rbtee ant
lebten Sage zines ieotn Wonats int S1bre 1872.
nR- Selofenbunaen auf uuier MiTtu rntttelf wpf-
gen ODER @rpreR. genbet peeen etnes @treulars.
Man %aereiiire M1trraD Differ & 80.
No..515 Walnut Street, Post Office Box
2446), ST. LOUIS Mo.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-29
ESSEX COUNTY.

An unoccupied house in North Andoyer, be-
longing to Moses 7. Stevens, was destroyed by
fire on Saturday night Loss about 5000.
BRISTOL COUNTY.
Mr. Pardon Taber of Acushnet, sat down in
chair and expired Monday morning about five
confined 10 the house nearly two years, but on
rising that morning felt as well as usual.
Tins is what the New Bedford Mercury calls
woman suffrage: Zone day last week one of our
stevedores, in unloading coal vessel at the
Mount Washington glass works wharf, got
short of help, and started after workmen. Fail
ing to get his full complement, colored woman
came TO the rescue, and, DOMINIC a pair of
overalls, took her position on the coal heap, and
dumDed the tuhs ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-29
dbs 9ap spp: aaloras aaltonesoap ornng ap &c. 1892
Real o5state.
NO. BRINLEY HALL.
ID. f. PARMENTER & co.

~ FOR SALE-A Cottage House of s
HI; rooms room in excellent condition. good lot; some
Price S3.l50. D. F. PARMENTER & CO.,
apps diff No. 2 Brinley Hall.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-29

Married persons. young contemplating mar.
rage, being OF Physical Weakness, Organic De
bllity, Deormities &C.. speedily cured.
He who places himself under the care of Dr. Hallock
may religOusly cOnfde in bis honor as gentleman ant
confidently rely upon his skill as physician,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-29

especially who have become the Victims of Solitary Vice
that DIRE adful and destructive habit which annually
sweeps 20 an untimey grave thousands of young
the most exalted talents and brilliant intellect wht
might otherwise have entraneed listening senates with
the thunders OF eoquenee. may call wthful confidence
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-29
NEW HAMPSHIRE

The steam saw mill in Carroll, owned by
Libby, Cove & French, was burned Monday
night. Loss $1,000; partially insured.
There are reports of great cruelty practiced by
the Enfield Shakers upon the children in their
charge, and the Canaan Reporter publishes affi-
davits TO that effect Alvira Ayers swears that
they sewed up her lips with needle and thread,
but that was ten years ago
man by the name of Barker, of Andover,
Mass, who has been boarding in the family of
Thomas Poor Of Antrim, hung himself in the
barn on Sunday noon. Mr.. Barker was about
sixty-6ve years of age, and no cause is given
for the act other than he seemed worried at
times through fear of coming 10 want, though
quite wealthy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-29

k'OR SALE-IO BE REMONE D-1he
4 Dwelling House owned by plymouth COngrega-
tonal Society at of Pearl and Chestnut SITS size
2lh 80 H., with Ell Is 3S it,; LIST stories 81 IT,. %
stories 81 IT.; mbers all sound, and house in good
dton; can be divi led for removal without difficulty
Also the ience pear trees, grape vines curran bushes
and the loan upon said premises TO be sold at to
prepare Tor building Inquire of
y. T.. SPAULDINCi. 40 West St,
or w. +. EAMES, % West ST.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-29

WIZ eApT q "a the opinion thai HoDbS would
MOI ,,ss.se able 70 endure the trial again before
i ednesday morning. The case was finally
Withdrawn from the Jury, by consent of the
district attorney, aud the prisoner discharged on
his own recOuuizance