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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-21
WORCESTER AND NASHUA Rail,

-, EOAD-On and after Monday July |, lS72 Pas
senger Trains will run follows: 80 - -' 90
Leave Worcester at $50 and LIS A m and 4 IL ou,
u layer Passenger m. ~ " A
Leave Aver Junction for Worcester at sam
Leave Nashua at no m. Y 90 m and 500 n m
Inc 6U IRAN connects at Fitchburg with trains for tbe
nerOht and Massachusetts Cheshire and Rutland and
burlington Railroads, at Aver junction with trains M
me fltchDurg ldown Peterboro and Shirley, stony
RRIo2h ana ana, Lowell and Lawrence Railroads; and at
Nashua with trains of the Wilton. Concord Manchester
and Lawrence Northern Boston, Concord and Montreal
roads eN"ih N"'A-
The l.l5 m train connects at Fichburg with
Cheshire, and Rutland and Burlington freight ana pas
Senger to Rutland trains; at Aver Junction with
tltehburg, stony Brook, and Lowell and Lawrence
trains; and at Nashua with Wilton Concord Manches.
Yer and Lawrence, Northern Ito Frankn) and Boston,
Concord and Montreal Ito PlyT outh) trains
The 40 M train connects at Fitchburg at II n m
WIN cheshire Vermont and Massachusetts and Rutland
and Burlington Night Express trains; at Aver Jmct;0
win Fhchbufg PeierbOrO and Shirley and Stony RroOE
trains; and at Nashua With Concord, Manchester and
Lawrence, Northern vermont Central Night Express
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VALUABLE LETTERS
GAam1z.


has had successful experience in canvassins for
Tie rigGt man BnsinesS nr"gae a ,ade enance I9F
Address "Enserprs ode a tie s S PSymaheht'
Mass, DE mo
SITUATION WANTED, to do general
= bonseworI in small f1nr. ~ yv[Il3 AZ a.
: 10 sz,-. -y..e. app, a 4. : -e4--- street.
- hoa,ew9rk BY an English girl. Apply at Wade
WAIVED - A situation 10 do General
w. Homework. Apply at No. Ii Franklin st. ~
nv cal.
- do general hOusewOrk Apply at 80 Providence
.. uoC mo
r AIDES .WANTED-One GOOD LADY can-
- y9sser in worcester and several more In me eOun-
S. to $40 Week can he aGe aee s ~ t5 rom
Ma ~ person. Seha address 70 j. W. COLE Worcester,
WAANN5TIED-A situation to work for board
from the country axe II yeaT, o Within o Iy toy
NO dat. -''' ''' mann -
A MAN no PIN R0APD MIGTTTNF
"A IA n ~ = A. IA y ~ 80 a DOAtsD M ACHINE
- III d Meloueon an organ reed shop No one need
@gg NT TbpT ~ - ~ Win la'Hiney. INQUIRE
nl9 d5t' W. y may 81
VHANTFD ;t,4;
w ho,lo1. ~ -a ~ siSuaSi i 70 10 general
VTTAETL,D- A ---t,,,tic,, - IL
w ., 49, n 'it t5 70 10 second work
AMI, a. % ne ~ 49, va SHlieh GOol reference gwen
aPPy AZ ~ 40 t9ylest. d5t mig
VEvANTUD A ,i.,,a.i-. = ~
w AN III "A slJudtlOn as n uTSe, or would
MRS LOFLGOOD 10 Endiectt st. d3t' ME
f,1OD nDI DI-T, -.--,-----
MIN IN &cAfA PER MONTH
~ ,,.,,...,. 49,. .,,,-. ~
plans. CioTHrs Tsgs5 ~ le en- SlIahl WHlIE
Ssmules free Addres Girl ~ W. d rsiF5IE I11st
deGniyr 'ie 1'i'a' H'ia1el p iss
- ealn
- be in iGN ga ~ 10y 10y GOOD capa-
Old Marker It ~. APP'i'' ~ -
Ioe NV
SITUATION WANTFD-To do ,o,.I,i,
- or general botise,.nrt Ga - 'oALilH
Apuly al no Iatavefte - 0 -s,I SieIsioe9 el1eh'
~ :. ~ i-',@2 VIC - o9t- MY
w nent ian11c,i 81 Sr "a. olhan family, perma-
mnutes wax Of lie P1t oac. 1ovils, within yen
preC.rred Reut moi "a J - ~ upper tenement
ASlress p d, nv ~ ''oeu ezV VI III per month
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-21
Money Sent without Danger of Loss.

MONEY ORDERS for any amount not exceeding $50
on one order will be issued on deposit this office and
payment ofthe following fees:
On orders not exceeding so. .,.,.,,.... 10 cents
Over SO and not exceeding s3O...........l5
Over $50 $40. ..-.. 20
Over $40 " S5J,..........25
Swiss International Postal Money Orders issued at
this office at domestic rates.
United States Treasury Notes or National Bank
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-21

"ONTII3NI I-TI ND NTRINGFIELD Division
commOeatiOn) al 6.45am ny "'''iois' Nic-
For Springfield and WAY Stations g 4, o,, oil,
pm. ' "'i'' " H. ana "a
OF Aibany IeXpress) s.; for New York and ALBANY
NAI;l wa Il IN, and 4.3O and 1925 M New Wy
i SuiHay nGl leaves at 1905 Sleeping cars viii
4.3O IN train. '' connecting WIN
e Le5T Ss SPrngiied for Worcester at 1885
"a I'M M " :, ~ eNp M Albany Sunday express
hAlLROAD CONNECTIONS AT Albany with tho Ne,y
YORK Central Troy and Grecnbush and Ina ' NV, wv
Railroads. At Chatham with e Harlem sd iSGr
4 n bost39 and Lebanon Springs Railroads At State
IluG WIN rue Housatonic Railroad. At ptts6eId vim
Ihe Tsneld and North Adams and Housatonic railroads
g. 1i Mesiheia WIN the New Haven and Northampton
hd1iOaG Al springfield with the Hartford New Haven
an9 SPRINGFIELD, and Connecticut River Railroads n
u uer WIN the New London Northern railroad Il
worcester junction with the Providence and Worrestn
worcester ana Nashua and Norwich and Worcesfrr
hhnlltoads. A. south birmingham with The boston
CuhIon ana Fltchburg, Milford and South FramnrI9n
anu Lo"eli Railroads. Z. o. RUSSELL,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-21
SALE OF REAT, ms.

MI ORTGAGEES' SALE OF REAL ES.
~ IAIE.-IuIsuant to the power Of sale contained
~ q certain mortgage deed given by Michael Murphy TO
MARY ScanOD dated November 18th, d. 1871 and re-
corded N the registry of Deeds for the County OF Wor-
eeScr ib s57, fol- 800, viii be sold at Public Auction
4t day Of December next at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
on the premises. certain Parcel of Land, with tbp
butinpE lid sitated ON the soutbprlv s1n ~ III
dcOtt St. in the city Of Worcc ter and bounded by snd
ST. by land Of James Rice, by land OF Bernard OlIapnl
gan, and by land Mary A. Scannel being the prcnisa
recently occupied by sad Murphy, and being Tie nran
lses described IN the said mortgage together with ali
benefit and equity Of redemption OF the said Murnhy and
his heirs. executors, administrators and assigns thSr"
Terms made known at the tine and place al snin ''
MARY A. SCANNELL
Assignee ufa all
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ROsToNlAND ALBANY RAILROAD
BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION.
81 - M NJ R ARRANGEMENT commencing MoEp Az

BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION
~ ~ G M TX ARRANGEMENT commencing MONDAY
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester.
EO1 Boston, a i2O exp 7, 9.25 exp. and gAam and
l5T; ~ exp 800 exp, 4.3O. 500 and 955 eyp m
q me i2O m. and 1928, 3j5 and g55 II m tFaiI. ea,
from washington square station; ali Others from 1sf
ST. station. N' $50 '''''iS rum roster
For Grafton, Wesboro' Southville. CorIavilro on,
Ashland at and As m, Lao 43O and m an"
For south birmingham, 4 20 I @ 25 ana a i5,,u 4,
1925. 3.hj. 49, and 9.55 IN. 80 ~ '''' " H. i4V,
Tor Milford at and g..5 am lao 25, and 4.sOpm
IOf Nilck at I and 945 m li0, 4 30 and e n n, SIS"
For Wellesley Granville. West NewfoD , W ~.
anu bIiEhtIn. at I and 94j IN, 430. nm pas,
seilEtIs LOT Tue same stations also take The 40 n,
ram ram 10 Naick, ana there change to the SaXOuvIe
wards. ' '' Gil minutes alter
The 42O a m train every day exeept Monday. oil
others every day except SUNDAY '' al
SUNDAY Express from Albany leaves w.sli,,.z =, .
station at 81 a IN for Boston, '''s''H SD
f,f HunHay Nal leaves Washington So station $50 m
TRAINS LEAVE BOSTON as follows
n fnr worcester at 3, I, $50 eXp o own II q ~, o.,
epTess $50 express to birmingham 550 cxnreH ~
o,l For New York, via Springfield, exp. am. sexn
Sew York. via Norwich, $50 exp. pm.
Grafton. 5, I, II Z m. l.3O 3Op M "
Meslboro D, Z. II IN, $50, 1870 5 30 eXn nm,
Somhylle, Z, II m 1870. APO D M 'F'P Il"
Cordaville, 5, !. II am, 1870, 4.3O D m
5 SSlSl T . I, II M 30. 4.SO, $50 exp. pm
lpm. 'i' ~ '''O eA" o'i'' exp,
,Satick, l. 10, Il m, 1880, 2l5, T. s. 5so555 & a. II
Moury Z am, 4.3O pm.
SaXonvil e. 10 m. SIS D m
1 hi ORD q ny exp exp a M 2l5 exp. 43O exp II m
Al outward trains run daily cXcept Sund9v 'F' Nv
sunday Mail leaves Boston at $50 u m stannt, 81, u,
Newton, south Framingham, Worcester Wast broote'
nI"' Ialmer and Springfield, arrives in New York at "a
am {. q; RuSSELL, Sup't. Springfield
mt u
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CITY OF LAWRENCE or
CITY OF NORWICH
for New York.
TWO EMPRESS FREIGHT TRAINS

wv LAIR sSS FKElGEAE TRAINS
Each Way Daily Sundays cxcepted), between
Worcester and New London,
connecting with the abOyc-naned Steamers. leaving
WORCESTER 40 1870 and 4.I5 p. N. Freight hV
lhese trains Is to be in New York the next morning
unavoidable accidents alone preventing. The facilities
therefore for the rapid transit Of reght unsurpassed
hu tlt rates are always low by any other line
Freight forwarded from New IOrB South via Camden
ana AmhOy ~ H., and West via Erie and Penn Central
H. X y, or by any other route, ordered, pTomptly
For Experimentation inquire Of L. h. ANDREWS
Agent, Worcester. .
mhls DIT r. ST. M, ANDREWS, Supt
pACIFIC MAIL S. S. CO.'S through line
- 10 California and China. Fares greatly reduced
steamers leave Pier No. i2NOrth River foot Of Cana
street, at " o clock. noon, on the
lOrH, 10Th AND BOTH,
except Wheh these days fall on Sunday-then the day
previous. ''
howmler2 . Steamer HENRY CHAUNCEY, Can't.
WORTH.
All departures connect at Panama with steamers for
Centra American and South Pacific ports. Departure
Of 10Th TOUCHES A. Kingston, jamaica
FOR JAPAN AND CHINA-Au extra steamer will
leave san francisco NOyemberl6 1872.
one hundred pounds baggage allowed each adult.
. AZ eNpeHehcec surgeon on board. Medicine and at
For Freight or Passage Ticket. or rurlhernormaton.
apply A. me company ticket O1cc. on the Wharf to r.
~ BABf Agent; TO RICE, WHITING n BULLOCK
of9tf NAN ana Pearl streets WOrccster or to agents
TOT ~" England @, j.. BARTLETT n CO.,
NO uI lb Broad street, Boston
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-21
1870 CHESHIRE \ AsHITE TjE -5.r

- A4s RAILROADS - SUMMARIZE 4RP1NrE
MENT-Commencing MONDAY june B. $50
trans ieaye worcester, Foster Street Denor at q "a
80 ana lIi5 NJ and 20 M Fitchburg an * m
Bellows Falls 'iOS iAeehe ana
bIrIlhsinh X Tor Rutland, Saratoga Burlington AZ
Atso' WIN W. Central Il for Windsor White River
junction, connecting with Conn., ami PaSsumnsio P,er
halI9ad Montpelier, st. Adams, Rouse's Point Cgdens
Tickets 10 all points north for sale at No Foster ST
W9rcesier-J. BAENARD. Agent, ''4 ''''
rare a low as b. any route and distance less
and North. p Sf't5 yTy . a i,lS III " 50
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-21
BOSTON, BARRE AND GARDNER
~ RAILROAD co.
On and after Monday Nov 18Th

TRAINS WILL LEAVE WORCESTER (Fostcr stree
Staon Tor Gardner and wav stations at 500 AN. l24O
$50 tnd bd NJ, connecting with an trains the YER
mont and Massachusetts Railroad to and from Hoosac
dtan9inel. Greenfield, Bratteboroug and intermediate
slalons. ana at Greenfield and CIRCUITS Corner with
trains north and south Passengers for Barre Will tab
Ihe 445 =. N. train from Worcester.
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9arnmart, Sto6es, tt.

GTOVES, FURNACES AND RANGES
- The Modern Vulcan Cook Stove is acknowledged 10
be the best in the world. the numerous premiums
awarded il will prove. For sale oniy at MTRPIiI'S,
No. SSOufhbridEeet DIM o
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-21

Rooms TO RENTAL SO Chatham 81.
- inquire I" tue mouse, or q . Pleasant st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-21

RY LICENSE OF THE JUDGE of the
~ Probate Court Of Worcester County will be sold az
bglie AUCTION a. No. y Water,t Boston, on TUES
Real Estate OF James b. Blake late OF Worco, a. tne
ceased, consisting Of one-nnelleth C-gOG nndiy1ed
interest In House and Acres VI Land M i
low court 18Th ward OF Boston ' U" WV
Worcester Nov 10, 1917. dn90 2s6m1s ngc
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Railroads.
PROVIDENCE &WORCESTER RAIL
:. nov L-..,. ...,..

PROVIDENCE WORCESTER RAIL
day, sept. Ii. lsI2
LNllS,s Train stopping only at Woonsocket and TX
2.l5 p. m. " 'O''' '+ ii'-' i'''"eii'S ~
Sollinodati9n Trains viii leave Worcester for Prov
% I'm way stations at $50 teNp from WoonsocketD
p. 'V''' '>e''i anu "'''
lirSNidenee for Worcester and way stations. at 74O
ana lisa. M. and $50 p. M. '' 80 '''V
me t.lV q m (maill and PTS m feypresso trair,s
iruin Providence, and the lois m teXpressi ana
4uv u'lil ana t.30 m trains from Worcester con
meet al worcester Junction with trains TO and from
hhton tltchhurg. Rutland Saratoga Montreal Nashua
lowell Lawrence, Concord and the White Mountains.
North or West '' anu F0''''s
points s7'7' ~ ~ W al Important
ne worcester trains, except express and 6aO II,
Sheet ~ Noonsocket Junction with trains 10 ana from
Hartford and Erie railroad '7 va ''s PVS'Vl
SPECIAL TRAINS
Leave Providence for Waterford on a ~, and az m
connecting Immediately with trains for -
Putnam and Norwich ' ''i NOutHoIiuse
i n, lUNluenSe Tor oonsOcket at 1000 D. m
I Sne monSSoeEet for Providence 800 a m 20 Il IN
i i,IIoNlNehce tor lNhridge at 100 m 1900 $50
leave waterford for Providence at 5 20 N m
Le'Ne OAhiilse for Worcester at 5.45 a m
Trans leaye Milford for Worcester and Proyiieue. a,
..4g ana llOO m and 40 pm. Woons0ckc for Niit-j
at $50 m, and l.30 and $50 m. ''' '''i'"'S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-21

m IT " y NJ "A It wi =!
me only eiectua cure the Globe of all Rheumatic
Coinplalnls. WEAK AND PAINFUL BACK, Hir, JoINTs
LUNG DISEASES is by o''"'i AM
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-21

MAINE.
Henry A, son Of jeremiah Dow Of Portland,
was found dead in his bed at the Portland house
on Sunday.
Sumner Wooster and his wife Of EHancock
propose 10 trump the golden wedding business
on the 2Oth Of December, when they will have
been married just 10 years.
Harrison is proud Of TWO things-of Mrs. Bet.
sey Knight, who has knit go pair Of stockings
during her glst year, and Of a WCarable silk
dress belonging TO Emily Chambers, in which
her grandmother was married over 100 years
ago
The new uniform adopted by the Portland
high school girls was worn for the first time
Saturday. II is very neat and attractive Only
four ColOrs are alOWed-black, blue, brown and
drab. The dresses are made in shirt waist with
one ruillt on the skirt
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The contract Tor removing the distractions in
ihe COeheeO river, near Dover, has been award.
et by Cen Thorn 10 Col Edward Moore VI
Portland, for about $4,000
Friday evening q frenchman living in Rindge
went to his barn, situated near his house, for the
purpose Of Feeling his cattle. He had lantern
mlh mml aud after attending 10 the wants of
ms STOCK ne went away, leaving the lantern on
Tue bouf IN ms absence the place was SET ON
are ana the building was totally DESTROYED. 10.
and a horse.
Stephen II. Mead, thirteen wears old ana d,
member Of the Canterbury Shakers, was drowned
while skating at the Shaker village on Mnndo .
last. Mr. Shepard, one Of the Shakers. harrow
~ escaped drowning while attempting 10 saw,
the boy.
VERMONT.
Joseph Richmond, "a years Of aye, choked I,
death at Troy recently, while eating bis supper
A proposition Is before the legislature Tor n
enlargement Of the state house by an extensio
Of both Wings something like the extension
the capitol at Washington, but il is not likel
that anything viii be done about il this SCI
sion
The report Of the trustees Of the Vermont un
yefsity shows an income for last year of S24
VI; expenses, sl7,6i9; aud Sl725 for extra
rdinary disbursements,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-21

SITUATION WANTED-By two girls. to
- do general Homework Apply at No. Providence
sls non
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-21

FA NORFOLK AND BALTI.
- $50 MORE AND WASHINGTON. d. c.
w. 2ke-A5 IEAMSHIP LINE-Stcamships of this
z-SzIi9=e3 line sail from end OF Central Wharf Bos-
Ton, NEMl-WEEKLY, at $50 P, NJ, for NORFOLK and
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-21

The Springfield Union speaks as follows of the
Chinese family living in that CITY:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-31

Ionte cine semiFe 3.it lang frrtaeltBte
Nufentbalt brtnet es aQerpines NIT ft@>
poe bic Gtnsewanoerten bort TIM garoe
Die Re9te Der e%in9eborenen en9lti9en
8areer oenieben. Da9esen t3nns1 fte
o%uBerbalb @anapa's- i'm Muslanoe-
ben S9uB Ger ene!tiden @esieruns
ntat tn Mnlpru9 nebu1en, unb erbolter
BON rer(elben teinen pab, 10 bab ite in
oieler 8e;iebuns betmatblos fnp.
Dteies @erbdltnib 1T wi&tis senus,
UNI i'm Sntere1e Der Nuswoncerunesz
lu1iaen. renen Die 6eimatb and fiber
cteleIte ttnaus tbre Mufmafiamfeit
pibmet, berperaebpben III trerpen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-31
{ 8.

WerttuiirDig.-Sn 2pcn bate cine Hrau
aessn tpten damn auf Gbeiheipun9 9etlaat,
neil er bic Gaufe tbres &inces ntdt 5useben
wonte. Das @ertdt bat bic 2batlade 5u.
selaFsa, ais "etne f9mere Sniurie uno mo-
ralilte @epalt."
Nene Griaoung.-lnter ben eele9entltA
ees @6nstber. GpnsreGes tn Berlin aus8e'
tsutsn @eoenitdnoen befanben fA etne
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unb etn betber Slid
nit faltcm Hissltilen. Die aus Meta0
be1etenre Viatts ses Slides mtrb uur9 cine
btfonpere Gpr1iGtun8 erpdrmt unb betB er>
9alten.
Gener5briute. 49, Mus 8tnacn pom 2.
Nusult wtrb eel&rteben: @eltrn Morsen
sesen l04 utr brad blbier In ber Mdbe Der
tattpltiaen Yfarrfirde Teuer aus, tpeldes
NIT s,pber shnenisteit IN, 1@ srif. Die
Stride lelbF rar In erober @efatr. Grf
aegsn pter ubs selans Is unierer trefFtden
Jsuermetr, 9err bss uerbeerenben &lements
ju perbsn. Gtntse @duier, gaeunsn unb
Stdae murben 3sra0rt.-Mus ct. @oars-
baulen, %. Suit. melpet bic uMsittelrb.
3tg.": Mm perfoGenen @amlas Morser
,wif9en feds unb ieben lbr brad tn Dem
Orte Weife1 BET Gaub Seuer aus unb Der.
,ttrte bu1elbe tnnerbalb 3peter Stuneeu so
BIS 60 @ebdube, tarunter ctrca 25
Wobnbduier. Cine lnterluduns rresen
8ranbaiftuns loa beretts etneetettet ittn."
-Nus Na0au, "a. Suit, wtrb Der vaobl.
3ts." selArteten u@efern NaAmittas &C.
gen 4 ubr perfunbete bic T%euerelpde ben
Austruh elmer 9robcn Geuersbrun / tn benz
;met Stunoen Don bier 9eleeenen Tledsn
Niehlsn (Nmts Natatten), 80 Uebntdu1er
pbne Sheane unb &taQunh iinp Elm @aub
Der i9nta IN, fA srsifsnrea JIammen &C.
roroen. Abeaos 8 l19r seians es. bss Gle
mentes SER gu .reroen. @ludliAer Weiie
ltno Msnidsnleten ntht gu betlasen, base>
gen 1T meprerts 8tsb p%e!brannt."
WermiEte. Wie man BENT vTranff.
Spurn." mittbeilt, rerben BET Der beutlten
@rmee aus benz lssten 8riese np9 INT
n1s~ 80 Mann ptrmict. Dtefelten 9ebGren
flnf perlhiebenen> &esimsntern, unb 3mar
auslAlie6liA Safanterte. &es!mentsrn an.
Die Ma1iprlaun9en weroen ununtsrbroHsn
iortseiest, rtmo4l bic Wlbriheinl'9fstt ba>
fur fp:iht oae p.e msiiten Ger Dsrmibten
seiaQen uno lAcn tet M%ufrdumur9 Der
S6ladtelper nl9t sefunosn noroen Gnt,
neil ie tn biGten Walcun9en peer tisien
S1ludten loren Sob 9efun9en Barren per>
ben. 1te wieserbrlte Mbfu1uns Der
Shlahtftlper fcnnte aui sas aQsrsenauefe
In benientsen @etteten rcrgenUmmen per>
ben, bic ian9e reeup!rt eebltsben fine, aiAt
ater nat ben lesteu Timpfeu in eten 70
eewtGenkafter unb srunstt6erWetie
ba, no es gait, bic yot.e, Nrnee unb
bic Scores . Nbtbei1unotn gourbatt's
,urud3uerdnsen. Die Mnesrpa nbten Der
bis jest 0ermi6teu srerben faum 3u
onbsrn Mnnabme esl1assn tOnnsn,
ais oab bic bis jest ni9t 3urudSefe9rter
unb nod INNER rermiEteu SDloaten unter
ben Qebenben iih ntGt mebr befnoen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-31
Musmanber,.n9 ,naeb Gamaba,

Mus Deuttdlanp l9reibt man IN
8etuff psr Musmanceruns na@ Ga
11ana.
Die &eaierun9 BON CANADA bat
Maentet, mad Ieutldlanb atasoronet
aur Bef5rcsrun4 Der Muswancetuns IS
1T poraus;uleysn, pab pieielte 0a aud
rabtn IN er1berm Deer sertn9ersm Mabe
>penpeu miro. Inter rtelen nmidnren
erlaetnt eS ater anseme0en, auf einen
llebelfano aufmertiam ju MAIDEN, nell
der NIT Der Nu6wanperuu9 na9 Ga
rapa perbanpen 1T. Der in pieier Gp<
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-31
$3.50 We,u;mue TIT 8elanie tot $780, 900.

SAME 2cpie $40; balbe Yroie IS; GterteQpfe $3.50.
nA- unlere 9otterie 1T pom State gedartert; bic Ste
bunsen 6sbsn tiers sur fs,tassstsn 3eit une untsr Ter Ta-
jttt seidmprensr @ommifdre ifatt.
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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-05-30
A Happy Daddy.

The following letter from an ecstatic
father. refers to an event not uncommon
in matrimonial life. BY abrupt changes
Iy attributing the most remarkable quail
ties to the innocent darling, of which he
is SO proud to be called the parent.
Detr Sister: now take my seat and
sit down to take this opportunity to in
form you that | am a ''tlaldy' at last !;
that is, suppose | am, for Abbie has got
a nice, fat baby, and we hope these few
lines will fnd Jou enjoying the same great
blessing. Now this is to be strictly a
business letter. Firstly, as said before,
Abbie has got as nice a baby as ever made
up faces. Nextly, have snapped away
old Buckskin, and think have got a
pretty nice horse; it is girl, and weighs
nine pounds. Q mean the baby, and is
Just as fat as butter and has got good
strong pair of lungs. She is red, and has
bobtail, (the horse L mean), and white
stripe in her face, and is a good driver !;
she has got blue eyes and dimple in her
chin, mean the baby now, just the
prettiest mouth that ever opened to receive
pap; and judging from her teeth | should
think she was about six years old | mean
the horse Eow). She is sound, smooth
and kind, Q mean the horse or baby
either now), and the doctor says, she is the
fairest he ever saw, without exception.
fHe means.the baby. | got twenty-five
dollars to boot, (not on the baby, though.
for IN its case the boot was on the other
foot, and two or three sizes larger. as near
as can find out) am going to harness
the horse now, and go after mother; she
was born last night at twenty minutes
past nine, Il hope you don't think l
mean mother or the horse-I mean the
baby). She is as hearty as pig; ate an
egg, biscuit. aud drank three cups of
tea for dinner. Il mean Abbie). She
is getting along nicely, and if she don't
have any bad luck. she will get along
frst-rate. She is subject to disorders of
the stomach, and they say that is sign
of cholic. (I mean the baby). hope
so, for the nurse says colicky babies never
die. She .afks about her nose, as she
takes snuff. 1.-THE nurse mean now.
There, I've been reading this over, and
see plainly that / amt fit to write. The
amount of it is 1 am frustrated. l am a
happy daddy and that accounts for it;
so you must excuse me this time.
SAM.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-05-30
Hon. II. II. Butler.

EDITORS HERALD AND TRIBUNE -
Few men in this country have engraft-
ed themselves more in popular affection,
than our able and inde!atigable Repre-
sentative r. r. Butler. Obliging to the
humblest. he never considers long what
to do. when asked favor or to attend to
any business at Washington. This IL not
only the case in reference to his immedi-
ate constituents, but men from all parts
OF the State. when they have any business
to be transacted at Washington. naturally
call upon him and he has always proved his
Kindness by his actions. To say he is not
the unanimous choice for reelection of
the Republicans of the First Congressional
District, would be a manifest falschood.
lie combines within himself all the ele-
ments of success, and there is not Dem
oerat in the District, who could success
fully cope with Tim. Sometimes there is
spasmOdic effort made to try another
man. but it always fails, for when Rod
srick comes among his people. all opposi-
ton is hushed at once. He is truly a
man OF the people. who through his uni
form kind and obiging disposition among
all parties. is leader of whom we may
be justly proul.
A REPIrBLIcAN.