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CLOSE OF THE ASSEMBLY.

Our General Assembly was dissolved on Thurs
day night after meeting which lasted seven days.
AS soon as little time and room can be spared,
there are topics suggested by it, upon which 1t
NAV be we'll to offer some remarks. At present
it may be sufficient to say that it has been one OF
much harmony. The only exception to this was
so inconsiderable as hardly to be an exception at
ALL No Church in the land is SO homogeneous,
and so united
The Moderator, Rev. DR.. WEIGH, presided in a
manner which gave much satisfaction. 1t is no
Disagreement to him to say that the other brother
nominated, the Rev. s. R. Wilson, ID. d., OF
Louisville, KY, was far more wildly known in the
Church, and that many were induced to vote as
they did from the consideration that it was only
three years ago that the Moderator (Dr. Robnson)
was chosen from that city, and they wished to ex-
press their regard for frontier section OF the
Church which had not been thus honored, as we'll
as for pastor whose untiring and successful labors
in il has endeared him to his brethren in high
degree.
The business of the Assembly was well and
wisely done, and the results, it may be expected,
will be happy. The past year has been, amid all
hindrances, one Of gratifying progress, and such
as SHOULD encourage the heart OF the Church
greatly. She good people Of Richmond were de-
lighted with their guests, and entertained them in
manner which we have no doubt will induce them
to bring another General Assembly here at the
earliest time practicable.
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Life in the Exode-Such is the title of book,
COZ pages, 12mo.-recently issued by the " Univer-
sity Publishing Company" New York and Balt
more 1t is written by the Rev. A. d. Pollock, of
Virginia, and is throughout full of those fresh and
suggestive thoughts, by which the sermons of the
author distinguished. 1t contains 16 chapters,
and under these more than 300 distinct topics-al
relating to the erode of the Israelites from Egypt to
Canaan. This volume has been in our hands dur
ing the last three weeks, but they weeks of Ia
Dor in other things which so absorbed our time, as
to leave too little for such an examination as was
desired. Having, however, read most of the book,
we are prepared to express the opinion that it is
one of uncon mon excellence While it will present
many thoughts to interest the most cultivated it is
thoroughly a book for the people; and we shall be
surprised if it does not become popular. The range
of topics is very wide and relate to many of the
most astonishing events in the history of the Church.
The authors style of treating them is SO Direct and
terse and fresh and original, that there is not a
dull chapter in the volume. AS friend competent
to the task promises more extended notice, we
here close by advising all who can to buy brother
Polock's book, which may be obtained postage
paid, of j. d. K. Sleght, Richmond, Va.
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nearer than the city of New York The objection
to Nashville is, not that it has not railroad tacll
ties, but that all the goods must go by railroad
We would not like to risk our books on those
western steamers, to be handled as they would be.
They drive things ahead out there with immense
rapidity, and sometimes run over boxes. The
Cumberland River for most of the year is not nav
igable at all Surely there is no better water COM
muncation than the Atlantic Ocean; the tide wa,
ter comes right up to the falls of the James and
we have water communication with South Amer
lea, and all the Atlantic ports
To be continued next week.
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The Genius of Presbyterianism. are requested
to state that at the earnest solicitation Of many
friends Rev. T. W. Hooper has consented to pub
lish the address recently delivered at the COM
mencement of Union Seminary on the Genius of
Presbyterianism. Arrangement have been made
with firm in Lynchburg by which the pamphlet
will not cost more than eight cents per copy. Per-
sons who desire it can hand their subscription and
address to Rev. T. W. Hooper, box 459, Lynch
burg, Va.
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Items of Interest. -Among the things of spe-
cal interest occurring before the Assembly closed,
and which are to come up in order in the report,
may be mentioned the following:
No change is made in the location of any Of the
Executive Committees
The Rivised Book of Discipline is sent down to
the Presbyteres, either to be adopted, or for fur
ther criticism as they may elect.
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BRAZIL MISSION.

For part of the year Mr.. Morton was
sole occupant of the mission, but the arrival
of Mr. and Mrs. Lane there in October,
and the return of Mrs. Morton, with Miss
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The Attorney General of South Carolina, D. Fl.
Chamberlain, Esq, decides "that ministers or
cergymen are not liable to license tax under the
recent law"
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raE WHOLE MIssIoNARY FoRcE.

The whole missionary force, including those
on their way, consists of fourteen ordained
ministers-of whom four are natives of the
country where they live-two male and twelve
female missionary assistants, and eight native
Observation-Disclosures missionary laborers in
all, and all depending upon the contributions
of the churches for their support.
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OFFICE OF FOREIGN MISSIONS, Columbia,
s. c., May, 1872.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-23

ponente haga comprender & nuestros
hermanos cual es la recompensa que
hemos recibido por todos nuestros
sacrifciosg Quien tai hiciera renega-
ria de la justicia, renegaria de la pa
tria, renegaria, en- fin, de su propia
honra. Dejemos los espfritus debiles
y obcecados la censurable tarea de
labrar su propia desgracia.
POGO nos importa que ell candidate
que presentan nuestros contrarios.
sea 8 no acceptable para nuestro par
lido; nosotfos en- la presente, campaf1a
no podemos aceptar ciiertos hechos
va consumados, contra los cuales. de-
bemos protestar con Ell mas complete
retraimiento..0 49lJ9.I2
Electores, el ComitG al aconseia-
ros que no tomeis parte en- la pro-
xima' lucha electoral, os acohseia tam
bien ell mas profundo respeto al dere-
cho que tienen los electores q emitir
hbrementeo sus 0sufragios, y os Race
presente que solo con nuestra acos.
tumlbrada prudencia podremos con
justo tftulo exigir que sean respeta-
dos nuestros derechos. ia r.or II
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Ponce, agosto 19 de 1872.

Francisco Nlarich--.Tuan Prats-
Juan Serralles-EEr melinda Salazar-
Miguel Rrats.--ManMeI ,EOrO.A-Ped edrO
UArr1&a. 81 "1gtksfg ~ t9in9fGE UE1 1
--.-----.-- - 3 > - - ---.u-
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los buenos iberales, Y patricios espa-

los buenos liberales, Y patricios espa-
noles Gasset, Herrero, Romero Gil
ron, Fernandez Florez y otros POI. so
10 presentarlos el partido iberal-con-
sewador,y les hace cruda guerra de-
fendiendo 4 los ex-diputados del cita-
do memorandum.
Y desesa manera la Nacion juzgara
tambien q los que tales hombres y a
tai partido patrocinan.
Puerto-Rico, agosto 20de 1872.
Ell PREsIDENTE, Ez Marques de. la
Esperomgo.--EL VIcE-PREsIDENTE,
Pedro Die RoDsero-VocALEs, Ell
Marques de Casa Caracesaa. .-Bmtolo-
me Bo,rds,-PabZo Ubmvi-Ma,auel
Fernandez g-Bernab6, Chavarri. .-Am-
tonic Arg@aga.-Joaqaein Pe'5a.-Am-
tonic Cm5oneM-Jos6 SerQtfn Vi5als,
Antonio Buero.-Pedro de Mencha-
co.--Antonio Acha.--Pedro Arama.
-Bmtozome Garc5a.--SEcRETARIos,
francisco L0Yoca. ca.--Ferna1a VI. Villa
mil.
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Ell PREsIDENTE, -Ez Marques de-


Nuestros apreciables correligiona-
rios de Ponce, fueron los primeros
que Sc han decIarado por ell retrai-
miento. He aquf ell patri6tico do
cumento que con este motivo han.
hecho circular en- aquel distrito.
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A LOS ELECTORES
DEL PART1DO LIBERAL

DE PONCE, PENUELAs Y GUAYANILLA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-25
for SAT-.
NQ9R6n SS,A.LE..A. STOCK AND TIMBER

k'OR SALE I CRACKER MACHINE.
lour cutters and one break, with tools and dishes
address &c. d S." Holden, Mass dsw* mh5s
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D. d. FOR SALE-About 10 miles from
H,, Worcester, Farm of l20 acres; wood and timber
ILL enough to pay for place. cuts 40 tons of hay
buildings in fair conditions; about IL miles from
railroad station to Churches stores, e. very de-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-25

& COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU-
NJ SErIs-W olcnsTER, IS. Probate Court, To the
lcls " Law neNtOf kin, and all other persons in-
tarested In theestate of MERANCE GoODENoW. late
olSnenccr, In said county, deceased:
Upon the petition Of Gilbert Gaodenow Won are
hereby cited to appear at u Probate Court to be
held a. Worcester In said county, the first tuesday
o. April next, AZ nine O'Clock in the forenoon, to
SHOW cause, " any you have, why an instrument pur
porting TO bg the hast will and testament OF said de-
ceased should not be approved.
Ana the sad petitioner ordered TO this oita-
uph ny publishing the same once week, three weeks
succesNely III the Worcester Dnty Spy, IA newspaper
printed AZ Worcester the last publication TO be one day
NJ least, before said court and 10 send to be
sent, written or printed copy Of this notice, properly
mned postage prepaid to each of the heirs deylsees or
eRatots of sud estate their legal representatives.,
court.
Witness Henry Chaplin, Esquire, Judge OF said Court.
this nineteenth day of March, in the year thousand
eight hundred and seyenty-twO.
CIfAs. i. STEVENS. Register.
mh20 "stt dm20,2 &aplf
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Il PHYSICIANS.

Comfortable apartments, with board and nursing for
ladies who are about TO be confined or who reauire
treatment except of CONTAGIOUS or venoa dseascsj
by addressing MRS. M. $. WARE, no 4 Ferdinand ~
Boston. All communications confidential
REFERHNoBs - william Read, NJ d. late citv n,,s,
ciani David Ihayer NJ. d. John skinner Nj Dy q
u. FOLSOM, NJ, j. y i. button, NJ u. Boston. Nathan
French. NJ. D., Maiden Centre. Mass deonAm daiS
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ABBOTT & RICE
lao, NO. CENTRAL EXCHANGE,
No. 2 BRINLEY HALL.
ID. Il. PARMENTER & CO.

~ ~ FOR SALE-A 2-story 2.tene- sEsse
H,i, ment French Roof House, IA well finished ~
nsisL rooms, painted, papered and blinded; good Ts.
n,1 Lat and in good neighborhood within five min
-, d, +. PARNENrER & Co.
mh=z du Brinley Hall, Worcester.
~, FOR sALE-FARM of 100 Acres
I'm, Of superior Land, good road miles from
'2 and in perfect order-butit l5st seaa61-pansg
ana blinded; excellent water into house and barn
le arm Is wen fenced and watered, and well adapted
Tor fruit growing and gardening. Price 81 O00
d. F. PARMENTER & CO.
- FOR SALE-A PASTURE of 40
ki Acres Of good Land within 81 miles Of the CITY
III Han; VIII Keep horses well; about $500 worth
- Of wood; well fenced, and neyer-iang spring
water runs through the pasture Price Sl6OO.
D. +. PARMENTER d co.
- FOR SALE-A Farm of 45 Acres. O
f;i; miles from Worcester; fair buildings; will sum
~ ineF ana winter cows and horsei orcharding
ID. F. PARMENTER & co.
g. FOR SALE-A Farm of 100 Acres
Nh, Of good Land in Fitzwilliam. n H.. / mile from
I'LL Depot and lies from GENRE; viii keep cows
-, and pair OF horses the year round; good build
gs az N good repair 20 acres Of wood water to
mouse ana barn. Price ST. lOO; Terms TO suit.
d. f. PARMENTER d co.
- FOR SALE-Jn Princeton, Farm
Es.i tlOb acres, y OF mile from depot and miles
- Of cattle summer and winter; 200 fruit trees; 1
acres WOOD nom 80 to 60 years growth Will exchange
for small farm. Price s. 1000
d. F. PARMESTER & CO.
a. FOR SALE-In Barre, Farm of so
Essi Acres, mile from Smitville depot; cuts Is tons
k!l good hay; 20 acres young wood; good buildings
FENCED and watered, Price 81, e6O-s5OO down.
ID. +. PARMENTER & co.
a. FOR SALE-FaIm of 95 Acres. in
k West Boylston, cuts about 40 tons of nav mostly
sA by machine; 20 acres Of superior young wood Is
-, TO ~ years growth; 800 fruit trees mostly in
pirngi iaT buildings. in good repairs mile from SUM
mp Pr depet oo y III exchange for city property.
d. +. PARMENTER & CO.
49, FOR SALE-A Splendid Residence
Eii nearly new 2story 2-tenenent House and Barn
lj ana ~ acres super or land well covered with ali
- Kinds Of tfull trees; within mile Of the Court
House. Price $4,000. Terms easy.
D. F. PARMENTER & CO.,
RIAL ESTATE ENTS
NO. Briney Hail, Worcester Mass.
mhl4 dtf HH
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FARMS! FARMS! FARMS!
POND & PEACOCK.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS,
No. 2 Front St. Exchange,

Have on hand an extensive list of Farms at prices TO
suit ALL from Pleasant Little Farm for few hundred
dollars to Delightful Country Estate for few thou
sands Also, City Property and Real Estate of every
description
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RosToN, BARRE & GARDNER p T.

on and alter Monday March L. Trains viii Ieayn fya,l
eI I2r ocesler and intermediate stations at 90 IL
MN trains on an the roads terminating in or passDe
kEIQRNlNG-Leave Worcester at 70 AM - 20 4 &c.
ano 20 P NJ connecting Gardner with ali tI, " '
liz nrtHiSI and massachusetts Railroad 10 and ron,
mo9stG unne Greelihed nermediat Sta tinDa
and south from those points "i'' Trains north
Worcester ,,o.o, 10, 7. B. sARGEANT supt.
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nBNTISTRY.-DR d. NJ. PEvEY, late of
~ the firm ofrcyey Brolncrs has opened ahcw pen-
tai Office at his residence 70 Pleasant ST., second door
above universalst Church. where he Is doing the most
borough work III reasonable prices. dtf Jas
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g. FOR SALE-In Grafton, very SUI
E3.i peror Milk and Fruit Farm containing zig acres
E of land of the very best quality-not five acres of
from 70 100 tons Of English hay winter ana summer
10 eaq eatte 100 apple trees 50 pear trees, nearly all
rwo-story House of IA rooms well painted. paperod
ana blinded convenient for two tenants OF the
pest barns in Worcester county, built 1862 size 100
Al carriage house, ice house, granary, henery &c;
cellars cemented. - ''
This very desirable estate is pleasantly situated on
main road. miles from Worcester y mile from church,
school STORE post Office, &c; OF mile from railroad
station.
- FOR SALE-In Spencer, about 8 1-2
k5i miles from Worcester Farm of 10 acTes of GOOD
M land, "a acres which is wood land; cuts Is or 70
o-,o tons OF English hay; Summer cows: winter I;
House, wen painted and papered.
~ FOR SALE In Grafton. miles
Mil from Worcester Farm of 100 acres well divided
Ii.l and fenced with good stone wall; will keep II
"a - P6 Of cattle cuts about 20 tons Of English hay
Is barn S6 AZ in good condition cellar underneath
Very pleasantly located, " miles from Grafton cen
tire, miles from railroad \ mile from school
Price $1,000
- FOR SALE-In Auburn, yery desir-
able Fam Of about S. acres 20 acres ofwhch
tons OF nay a good pear orchard and Il plenty OF
apples; summer 10 head Of cattle winter more Good
house OF rooms; barn IS So in frst-rate condition
D. FOR SALE-About 10 miles from
E,i Worcester Farm of l20 acres; wood and timber
hAi.l enough to pay place; cuts 40 tons of hay.
buildings in fair condition; about IL miles from
IMlr0ad station to churches, stores &c. very de-
slrable farm
- FOR SALE = About II miles from
Wifi Worcester, Farm OF about S. acres consdera-
kSllI bic WOOD and timber; keep about cows and a
horse; good buildings; very centrally located
Two uep9s very pleasant place and will be sold low
- FOR SALE-In Millbury. about II
Mil miles from depot in Auburn Farm of about *
Sl.i acres OF excellent land keeps cows and a
morse Buildings in first-rate repair. and worth
"a FOR SALE-In Auburn, a Farm of
Ea,i about IS acres, Il of which woodland and will
I'LL pay for the place; keep or cows and horse;
: good buildings about y of a mile from school
II mile fran depot. very cheap farm Price s3IC0
o. FOR SALE-On Congress st., g.
Rs, tenement French Rooted House Of II rooms: city
LII waters piped for gas.
| - FOR SALE-On Chatham street. a
| Ss.,i 3enement French Rooted House of 20 rooms
HsiI Will rent for $780, well painted and blinded; city
| -w water and good we'll Lot 50 x 100. Price s. GOD
- FOR SALE
I'LL on GOLD STA BRICK BLOCK,
NH. containing 2tenements: Price $1,000
| uII
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y. 9. Glp Il Cos Column.
o. r e A L f S t A T Etsss-
Ill. HEADQUAETERs. w.
L. 4. ELY & Go.
Corner Main ana Pleasant SITS.

- SUPERIOR MILL and FARM szssA
Hi.il IN PAXTON-Farm Of lO6 acres of supertors
L.5l land; keep 20 head Of stock: moving done nv
= machine; buildings all new: large Two-Storv
House two tenement house. lighted, weighted win
doWs, nicely finished; barn 39XS0 cellar. blacksmith
snop peN WORK Tor TWO men; splendid water power
with ai OF i25 feet IN 100 rOf AMI abundance of water
the year throush one of the best privileges in Worces-
ter COUNTY; there is good Saw ami Grst mill mn in
good running orders not dollar needs be laid out on
the buildings; mile to school, churches and stores
miles from Worcester well worthy the attention of anr
one wanting hrst-class mill privilege, or good farm
Iriee ior the whole $4,000, hot the value or will
divide and sell mills or farm separate
L. A. ELY e. co.
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l. {, A. ELY J, & co.
mil att

nor BOSTON VIA GROTON JUNG.
IL TIOK.-Cars leave Worcester at $50 and II rs a. m
and 420p. m.
Returning leave Boston AZ 625and II a. h., and D. M
Cars run through. Baggage checked through without
change.
Passengers by this route land the immediate vicinity
Of the Eastern Boston q Maine, and Boston 4 Lowell
Depote slso Steamers or Portana, st. John and fall.
AZ
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- FOR SALE-On Cotton st., Cottage
Xii House l4,OO0 IT. Of land, Tor s., OO0
gas..il Terms easy. L, A ELY & co.
~ FOR SALE-In the North part ssss>
E5!! Of city, minutes walk from depot Farm of 49,
kll.l three acres; good Cottage House: barn: -
abundance OF fruit, &c. Price $500
mh22 dtf L. a, ELY & co
- FOR SALE-In the village ofSysa
E;,, stoneyille miles from City Fa IS Acres ssss
kassl Of land. well divided, and finely located -.
= Tor farming purposes; some very fine garden land;
h29se'.Dul small barn on the premises. Will be sold
low; Apply to
mh20 diff L. A. ELY L co.
- FOR SALE.-Nice cottage nearly
81! new, in thorough repair in every respect an
@slii acre OF choice land, nearly covered with the
selected and cared for by "a practical Nurservrnau
everything about the premises in thorough order mile
from Court house, wifi be sold at a bargain.
L, A. ELY Is co.
g. FOR SALE-At the north part of
.ii the city, farm OF eight acres Of choice land with
lsl good cottage rooms, barn with cellar 10 mutt
trees keep horse and COW; near railroad; three
miles rom city price $1,000 i. a. ELY & co.
- FOR SALE-On Salem street, two
LII tenement houses rooms all in thorough repair;
eaIii good lot; price $500. L. a. ELY d 60.
dtt I marie
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EIIHE LADIES' HAIR STORE. Misses
Il A. 4. a. y. o. CLOUGH would rospeo daily inform
their lady friends and former patrons, That they hase
returned 70 their old location ~ Front St. S. H. Leands
Building, opposite the Common, where they viii be
happy 10 attend 20 the wants Of al who may favor them
WIN call IN making work TO order; afro ren0yalng
w ADJUSTING old sets Of hair cutting Childrcns and
A''Aiss har' champooing &C, &e.
mvao ANNA h. CLoUGH,
"'" FANNY 0. CL0UGU
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Zeal estate.
FOR SALE


miles from Worcester. miles to the centre OF The
town, FARM containing SO acres, more or less with
good buildings, good land and desirable place For
tnrther particulars inquire OF JONAH HOWE on the
premises. d3ws - NH
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H. ~ FOR SALE-0n Orange ST., good
&i.ii Cottage House. II rooms; bath room Sras 10
ILL good lot 4priee moderate. " : = 49,
ABBOTT & RICE.
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a. FOR SALE-0n Merrick st., a Nice
E.iiiI French Roof House; tenements: IL rooms;
khiis,A bath rooms; hot and cold water &c; 1900 It
IIlCC SsUUU ABROIT ~ RICE
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NlTChBURG q WORCESTER r.. r..
= SUMMER ARRANGEMENT = Commencing an
aoADAf' May l. lSIl.-Passenger Trans for Woreea.
Leave F!tchbure, 5. H., 1850 and 55Op.m
south Etteh burg sos a. n, 1854 and 4. 81 0. m
Leomihster, 3 y .. m, leo and 800 D. m
Sates Crossing, S.l7 a. IN, I.07 ans SOL n m
traits Junction, S2b a. M, 4 rs and b i5 H. M
STERLING Center, SSS a M. % and 6. 20 o. IN
Passenger Trains for Fttcbburg-
Leave Worcester, $50 and IL Is a. m and ~ " ~,
Sterling Junctln o. AM! j. 81 a. m. and 5COn. m
5terlpE Center, l4 and 1905 p. M and & 0S n n, ~
Rratt s junction l.20 a, m, and T. ii and Ia n N,
Gates Crossing, f.25 a. IA, f222 and 524 n n ~
Leommsteri l3O a. M, 1880 and 30 D. m
South Fitchburg, 7.S7 3. M, Il. 80 and RI q, ~,
RAILROAD CohHECrlOKs 6 80 and III II ~, o,a
Wy p m trains nom Worcester connect nj Fiiri'nri
Tm ins Cnesre ana Rutland and Burlington ior
AZ points noIth anu west; also connect N Ftehhnrg
with the Vermont and Massachusetts II II far ~
Ana Bia ~ enc and intepedatc stations
Iae 10 M and 1886 ,. u. tram nom fltctbira com
necLat worcester with Boston d Worcesfc provtrnrs
a. Worcester, Norwich Worcester Railroads. ana
deid. ~ '''N ''' "est va" SprinB'
Ine PAY p NJ tram from Fitcbburg connects at wor
WIN Norwich Worcester Steamboat Train for
New York via New London H. A. FLOOD STUNT
oaice Fitchburg d Wnfceeter r. r. }
hiirnhIru MavI
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~ FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A
Eiii Splendid Farm Of 1874 Acres in Rutland ten miles
kill from the city; good buildings; 50 acres moving
- and tlllage cuts 50 tons English hay will keep
20 head cattle. Price $500.
ABBOTT & RICE,
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GONE VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING
~ LoTS-Oloset t. Main st., near the Dread.
II
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- FOR SALE-On Summer ST., House
5i.ii and Barn. tenemens; good lot Of land adoip-
sA ing the railroad suitable for manufacturing pur-
poses. Sold low ii applied for soon
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