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The reputation This ey-
ceIlcnt medicine enjoys,
is derived ifom its cures,
many of which are truly
marvellous Invcterate
cases of Scroftllous dis
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption; have been
purified and cured by it.
Scrofuious affections aud
disorders, which were az
grayatcd by the scrofn-
Ions contamination until
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MtoitinaI.
LARGE PRACTIC
A


by DIR. HEATH disclosed the startling fact that a ma
iority of those suffering with NERVOUS DEBILITY
Dyspepsia, Constipation Piles. rheumatism Catarrl
Consumption, Diseases Of the skin, Blood, Heart Liver
Kidneys Bladder &c, caused by Seminal Weakness
resisting all treatment till it cured and that 81 Of
every so eoudROt he cured without Iocd' applications
OF the proper remedies direct to the organs medicines
by the stomach alone proved toorse than useless
This discovery, with gifted intuition to detect the fatal
and latent complications affecting his patients Is the
reason of his curing many who had lined the adver-
tiscd medicines and most eminent physicians in this
country and Europe. In his MEDICAL AND PIIYSI
ILLOGICAL WORK. published in 1859, these sub
jecis treated upon fully and for the first time by any
physician or author
nR. HEATH, ny request and permission of his
patients present the evidence Of those who had
suffer ed from few months TO 30 years. been treated hy
As many as 30 professors and physicians; paying from
500 TO $4,000, and pronounced ncuTahle who
have enjoyed the best OF health from TO 2!S years
since his treatment
personal interview is desirable. though we have not
seen One-tenth of our patients
DIR. A. II. HEATH has resided at No ZIG East
Twcnty-fifth street, New York. (near Madison and
Fourth since 1850 and receives patients iii
7. N. caily, and in the evening
mylO deOp&wcowtapl6
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NORWICH AND WORCESTER DIV.

~ SION r., H. and h. RR., 1871
A ,iRAlNs G9IEG Sourn, LEAVE WORCESTER At
O'u0 m. Way Passenger Train Connects NJ Wen
stcr with train from Sonihbridge snd Tor gos
toni al flain1eld with trains to ara lrnp Ii4rI
ford, and Providence; at Norwich wi h main 10,
Now London from West Side stallion W
iV'"O q NJ: way passenger fraln. Connects NJ w0r
eester with trans from Boston, Nashua Fitrl
gNrg, Lowell, &c; at Worcester Junction VIII
trsln from Boston; at Pl2infcid for Providence.
a. ~ zen Win lraiss for New london, n yatie
cGster Win trains from Nashua Fitchhurg low,
Ell, &c; at Worcester Junction with Expfess
train from Rost0D, AMI trains from Western and
Providence and Worcester roads at rutnam w.if
train from Boston; AT PainGcld Junction ftains
this train. Passengers from way stations scr M
Webster, Putnam and Danielsonul!cl for sew
t h9iH ny SStee,ner from New London, will take this
S'@S m Steamboat Express Tran for New York
connects at Worcester with trains from Boston
concord, Manchester Lowell Lawrence Nashua
rIShPFH r, &s,; a. Putnam from. Boston, Wal
lof New London At DIS pm.
.Sa'hs Ionic NonTn LEAVE Ho8wIcH At
eIV m steamboat Express train for Boston fIsl4
Ton, Blackstone, Franklin aud Wapolc: at wy
Concord Ftchbars &c This train osye e,' Eg,s
london at I.D5 m, dependent on arrival OF
600 am. Way Passenger Train CONNECTING
flalnneld Junction for Providence; Al Putnam
i I, Bosto9 arriving a. 10. 80 m; at Worcester
junction for Springfield aud way stations Albany
Boston, Nashua &c. "
h.HO Way Passenger Train Couns,t,ng at
IIanneld with train from and for Providence:
arriving at orcester Junction in season for tram
al Worcester Tor trains to Bos(on Nashua a..
0'4S M Way Passenger Train, Conrects At MOI.
wlch with train from New london, and at PlSir
field Junction with train to Providence; al Wo,
cester with train for Boston.
WEBSTER sPEuIAL.
Leaves Webster for Worcester Al d go am
Leaves Worcester for Wooster al T.E6pm
"a, Y; ct: NJ. ANDREWS sup't.,
NV Hnrwirh r. Wnrregtor Dyison
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WORCESTER AND NASHUA RAIL
ger Trains viii run rs follows:
Leave Worcester at $50 and ii. Is and 90 and 6J
01rOtOn pagspuuprl m

u u,
ger Trains viii follows:
Leave Worcester at $50 and IL IS m and 30 and SIS
(GrOtOn Passenger), D NJ,
Leave GrOtOn junction for Worcester at sam
Leave Nashua at no M II. 90 m. and 500 M
The $50 Train connects al Fchburg with trains the
Vermont and Massachusetts. Cheshire and Rutland and
burlington Railroads. az Groton junction WITH of
The Fitchburg down. Peterhoro and Shirley Stony
Brook and Lowell and Lawrence Railroads; and u
Nashua with trains of the Wilton Concord Manchesc.
and Lawrence Northern, Boston, Concord and Montreal,
vermont Central, Passunpslc and ogdcnsbuIg RAIN
roads
The Ills m train connects at Fitchburg with che
shire and Rutland and Burlington (Ftcight passen
ger TO Rutand) trains; at Groton Junction with Ftchy
burg Stony Brook and Lowell and Lawrence trains; and
at Nashua with WILTON Concord Manchester and Lawi
renee Northern Ito Franklin) and Boston, Concord and
Montreal Ito Piysuoutb) trains.
The 4.20p m tram connects at Filchblrg at Is
with Cheshire. Vermont and Massachusetts. and Rutland
and Burlington Night Express trains; AT Groou Junction
with Fichburg, Peterboro and Shirley and Stony Brook
tralns and az Nashua with Concord, Manchester aud
Lawrence, Northern Vermont Central Night tx press
oSdcnsburg, and Montreal and Champla,n trains,
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FItchburg Mass Dec l. ISL, = dH 'lI1'' MI mgI
RoSToN Il ALBANY RAILKUAD
BOSTON AVID WoRCENTER nINIsIoN-

WINTER ARRANGEMENT, commencing or EOS
DAY, Nov. H. 1871.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester:
40 ss1' q e" eN p s4p exp and 9i5 m and
The 420 NJ and gej, 3jj and g5j p m trains .tart
iron washington 81, alton; all others from Foster st.
For Grafton, westboro' Southyille Cerd,yiite. md
Ashland at Loo and 9.45 M LAO and 800 p IN.
For south birmingham, 4 %, 100 925, aud eis a M
Lao, 325, 3.55 800 and So pm,
For Milford. at 100 and a25 m, lao 325 and 355 II IN
For Natick, at 1909 and Is a n, 10 and 600 y m
For Wellesley, Granville West Newton Eeyto,
Alu Brighton at 100 and 94j N. and $50 p NJ Pas
segers leI the same stations also take the 20 u
tram TO Natick and there change to Che sayony III,
tram winch leaves Nstick twenty-seven minutes amor
wards. ~ "'''
Others every day except Sunday "
SUNDAY express from Albany leaves Washington sauare
stiho, at S.35 NJ, for Boston
Sunday Mail leaves Washington square Station Al
z ~ A. y. lMon iayl, Tor Is, son.
TRAINS leave Boston as IUiuws:
FOR worcester at 900 7ON, S.20cNp q cxp n m 70
express 49, express to birmingham $50 express 800
Nor New York, via Springfield exp M Sop exp.
Grafton. 100 m, 100, 4.3O m.
y %ssiboTC' 100 a N, i;3o Lab SEQ exp pm.
Sonthvlle, 100 = N. l.30 i.8O D n.
Cordsville, 200 IN, I.39 $50 m.
Ashland, 7O1 M I20, 4S0 5 30 cXpptn
south Fralningham, stu, 100. $50 eNn and 900 own
m L3h, 4.l5 exp, 500 exp 400 i3Onyp r. 90 ( "a
eN n., ~" e sN H iOoO m:
p M, owe 4''VV
Mllbury, 100 M {. Dor nm
SaxOnvlc, 1000 M g. I'M n M
All "1iwaT6 s TsG GSP srNh am 2s exp 49, exp pm
sunday Mail leaves Boston al 80 y NJ stonp,nq nj "
Ngwlnhi south Framinglam, Worcester Wesf Erunk
'SVA IL T. y. RUSSELL Supt Springfield
a. H. 1
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~ BuRRlNG MACHINE WORKS

pATENT MEsrIZn nItnrIA.r nr,1rrl...


PATENT MEsTIZo BURRING PICKERs
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TIM DghESIiC BURRLNG PfCRERS. OILERS TO
Burning MACHINES made Single and Double, for arst
breakers OF Woul Cardmg Machines; Fine HurTing
Machines for the second breakers and nnlshers "e
Improved steel Ring Feed Rolls plane and intersect
Ing with Patent adjustable spring boxes gbakp vii
with blowers Waste busters. Cotton Gins Blow
Excelsior AT the international E.b,b,t,or IN ,o,
don, 1904, AND at Paris Exposition of 1851 our Mca
uzo Burring Ilcker received PRIZE MEDAL award.
GOLD MEDAL at American Institnte Fair ia
and In 1867. 1863, and 1870 the highest award S''
. AZ the American Institute Fair, 1885, our Burning
Machine for cards, was awarded A GOLD MEDATe
AZ al subsequent exhibitions the HIGHEST AWARD
ana ~ bl0our Double BuTrer received FIRST PREMIUM
At American Institute Fair 1858 and 1870 our Stcai
Rim gFeed Rolls received ls premium
AtAmerlcan Institute Fair 1870 our Worsted Burrinv
Picker was awarded the LIST premium
Up OUR STEEL REG Burning MACHINES ARE TpE
osLf SOLID PACKING Burning MACHINES IN THE MAI
KIT, Workmanship and Operation arc guaranteed
Our Illustrated Catalogue be had on application
Prompt attention given to all Inquiries and orders nv
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M, ~ 4ANIJ MNNNANUIT SNTVn
~ AND TROY AND GREENFl ELn RAN 10 NJ
Cacs leave Worcester, FostcrSt Depot Tor Uo, H., -,
mciI H3fn Adams Saratoga and Troy, n y al : 90
NJ, lor N9flh Afnms, Hoosac Tunnel, Greenfield II q
Dulne aus an' Brattehoro at $50 and llI5 N T-
"Tcrnnei1 AZ 6.5a and II Is A. NJ. and 42n p 81
Leave HOosae Tunnel for Boston at 100 a m and 1 q
pm. 49, ~ i'' ''"u ~
Leave Greenfield for Worceserat 20 and 81 A M and
a IN. and 200 "a. - anu '''A
Ihe NV m and LOO p m train from Hoosac Tunnel
trans from Brattleboro connect at Fitchlir, NJ n
trains Tor Providence, Newport and T iunton 'D
The 100 a m and Leo . trans from Tnosoc Tpnpc1
and ~ q m and 200 pm trains from BratfIelor CON
meet with trains for Worcester Providence Newport &c
v. I. RJ1tgt,LFS SUI
FtchhurG. Mass. bee. T. 1911 dtf MI
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Fl s. PATEN OFFICE
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 25ih Is55 ,
On inc petition Of lvtrs Gibbs, of Worcester Mas
Paylng iqr ths extension Of patent granted 10 i'm
on nc 2thday ofJuy 1855 for ali In StoK
ol holdlpg INC Cutters IN Rotary Planning Machines II IL
01ered mat the testimony in the case h closed On ire
s2tn gay O. June next, that the time ior filing
H tne Examiner report be limited to the 5th day Of
day OF July next "'"tu U" ''e i"'n
Any person may oppose this extension
.noo NJ ID. LEGGErT,
"PoV dJsIu Commissioner
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RaiIruaos.

EITCHBURG h WORCESTER n. II.
= 81 MMER ADVANCEMENT Cofnmrpci1g N
NAHS W "Ui'''-
Leave Eitchburg, $. m, u 50 and SsOp m
south FttfJ burg, Sos a. m, 12.54 and 5.54 .. m
Leomlnster Sl2 a n, 100 and 800 D. m
6ales Srossing Sl5 a m, l.GI and I.H7 D. M
q. thtt junction. SIS a. m. / IS and &. Is y. ~
pp.tIung Center, S.33 a. m, ]. 20 and g. 90 D. m
Assenger Trains for Fitchburg--
gss.Ne " orc ester, $50 and II Is a. m and 20 m
S,rl,s junction, 1.01 and ll5 a. m. and 500 ~
pau center y and 1905 p. m, and 5uS D. M
,sto junction I20 a. ~, and u II and I6 y m
feon,m SiLoss y rs a n, l232 and 52i .. m
s u,h''is ~. $50 a m, u 80 and 30 n m
E.iI ~ rIours, I51 a. m, Z 80 and n D. IN
% n, hEcToEs.-T 30 and ii Is a ~ and
-, ~ 'ilia IRON Worcester connect al Fite,rss
ali poins north an ai9 hutland and Burlington tor
MID tns e5inont and Massachusetts Il for GIcenge5
am biaiuthoT" and intermediate statiops W.
lac aun a. M and " 80 p 10. tram nom g., ,tl, o
a Worrcstr Win p3oston d Worcester Providence
field. 'a the west via sprmGs
a INC 5.3o p m tram from Filchburg connects n VS.
SSster WIN Norwich " Worcester Steamer .r. -.
New York via. New London II ~ ~, ran iof
Ohce FltcnbnrS a worcester X. r.. ~ ''OF
4
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1871 ESHIRE RAILROAD
IL L. WINTER AR ANGEMENT-C omnenc-


lag MONDAY, Dec. 25 1871
Trains leave Worcester, ter Street ncrot at e 30 A.
NJ Ill a. m, and 4.20 p Fitchburg nj SOFA m aud
LIS and 35 p M, for Wnchcndon Troy Kccne ard Bel
Making connections at Bellows Falls with Rutland Il
Burlington r r. for Rutland Saratoga, Burlington, &c.
Also with Vt. Central X. r. for Windsor, White River
Junction connecting with Conn and Passumpsc River
Railroad Montpelier ST. Adams, Rouses Point OEdeuE
Durg. Montreal, &c.
Tickets TO all points NORTH for sale at No Foster sire
Worcester-J. BARBARD, Agent.
fsre rs low rs by any route and distance less.
~ Pullman Sleeping Cars on Night Trans for Wcst
and North. Y STEW ART. Sun
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There is piece of rock al the Office Of the
Bail0u house, North Adams, brought from
quarry in Name thar challenges more than or
binary attention from the curious. Where it
was broken from the ledge there are distinctly
defined both trees and shrubbery, with plain
ness and uuthfulness that seem as though they
were photographed thereon by dame nature her
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ROsTON, BARRE 4 GARDNER R. Il.

On and after Monday March A. Trains VIII leave Card
ne for Worcester and intermediate stations at 800, SIS
and II 40 Am aud ut la0 p. ~. making connection
WIN trains ON all the roads terminating IN or passing
through Worcester.
REfuRNI NG-Lcavc Worcester al 7t5 AM. 1880, i55
and G25 NJ, connecting at Gardner WIN, h trains On
the Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad to and nom
IoOsac Tunnel Greenfield ana intermediate Stations,
and Greenfield and GrOuts Corner with trains north
'''' ''"'" ''V"' '''''' r. -. sARGEANT. supt.
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HAMIsHIRE COUNTY

An exciting event took place at CRANKY, Mon
day afternoon. young man named Daley
sought the company of daughter of Thomas
Donlon, farmer. Donlon objected, and ordered
him from the house, when Daley drew pistol
and fred three times Each OF the bullets were
nneomlortably near, but not one hit him. DALEY
Ned and officers are in search of him. 1t is con-
jeetured be has made for Canada
l. d. Merrill of Northampton lost dog about
year ago, and a few days since found him in
hadley5 and sued for possession. The dog had
been used in this wise: A Cummington man
says boy az The Canal depot gave the dog 10
MN, II ne would carry him Of. He took him
20 Cummington and gave him TO the landlord
OF the hotei. The landlord gave him 70 the
postfider, and the post-rider sold him to
Hosheu man for s., and the Goshen man sold
him 30 The hadley maa for $40.
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MAINE.
Augusta rejoiees over the establishment 10
that city Of a large shoe mandatory.
Lumber for houses 10 Massachusetts is being
framed in Lewiston.
Mrs. A. league committed suicide at Dana
TO high bedpOst
u tuesday afternoon the depot at Eliot, on the
ihoiitliahdg saco and Portsmouth railroad was
prohch INTO amt the contents Of the money
.laM . earned away Three hundred dollars
tyge.ner win lot Of tickets, comprised the
p' u,n Inc depot master had been absent but
~ thursday evening Mrs Sarah Merrill. of
Turner, threw herself from third stony VIM
dow 81 the Augusta aims honse hreaiin,yy Iii
bones 81 ihe fight wrist, but without Other mir,
ry. The distance was about t,ycn,,, e. tJu
She was insane and has since been tsisan 10 ~
insane hospital. '" y" 'ne
The accident by which Mr.. John NJ t,.,..
lost his life at Bath, on Saturday was ao w
stoned by the absence Of the buoy on the boasr
rock, from which IL IS said to have been Won
since last fall. The current is very strong n,
that place and the boat capszed the moment /,
struck the rock. Mr.. Lorngs wife and TWO In
lie boys were all looking at him when bis nam
struck, but Of course were powerless to hel,
him. Some men IN a boat, however, put on
almost Immediately, but L0ring was not seen b,
any one after be- first went down.
INV HAMPSHIRE. -
lra HOskiss, Of Stratford, has killed loo
that weighed ~ pounds and measured Eve fee
from tip 20 tip Of wings.
An officer IN The regular army, a resident Q
Portsmouth, recently Travelled 500 miles In !
days, on horseback an average of nearly 4
miles a day.
A little girl daughter Of Charles 4. bennett
OF Coicihook while playing with beans, got Nv,
" tneh INTO Der nose 50 Tar that il required ,
puNsician and the Influence of ether 10 save :
taiM result N
We body Of Miss Nellie Jewett who nvs,o,i
onsly disappeared three weeks AGO lost Tbnrs
day, waa ionnd Tuesday aiternoon h 49,,
,issf, aooye me lower dam belonging to Ii,
body was discovered BY some men at 49,, i n'
pairing thc dam. WIN ie
be- saw mil Of WnsIow & whinemo,e !.
MARION, was burned Tuesday night, toeetbe
With machinery aud pail lumber. Loss SSSoo
insured ior $500, IN the ficbburg Mutual en,
First national o. Worcester, Mass. The tlre
believed 70 have been incendWy.
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~ THE THOROUGH-BRED
NJ A IL q NJ NJ f ID

FS STALLION
WON NJ AHO NJ NJ Ed,
Black rve Old l5a hands, 1850 pounds. of great
substance fine style action bred from choice racing
blood through the stud of Mr. Alexander of Kentucky
Will make the season at my stable summer street,
Fiichburg. Terms-Sj0 for the season. payable at time
OF flrst service.
He was sired hy Zocofer; dam, Selma by imported
Albion; "a dam, Sally Polk by imported Ambassador;
" dam. Betty rnrtn by Giles Scroggins; lth dam,
Fanny by Arab; 9Th dam Sister TO Tennessee Oscar by
Wilkes Wonder; 9Th dam, Rosy Clack by imported
Saltrm, by Melzar by Haynes flmnap. by Cloulus, by
Evans Startling, By Besize Arabian ny Bald GALLON ay
by Akaster Turk, by Leeds Arabian, (sire of Flying
Chtlders by Spanker, tgrlndsire Of Flying ChideTs)
Zollicofer by star Davis, (he by Gencoe OF Re n,
dam Of Zigzlg Ezra &c) by Zenith ID dam. Minstrel
by Medoc; 50 dam Lucy Alexander by But0rd's Alex.
ander &c,
apps deop3m AUGUSTUS WHITMAN.
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THOROUGHBRED PRIYA

"a IHUNU UUHBKEU PRIV A
ISS TIER will stand at my stable the present
MA~A- season for $50 He is nine years old, of I'M
NN NJ equalled form and beauty, and great sub
- stance He is proved oal getter and his
coils anu hllies resemble him in form and color No
race horse, with record equal to PriYaeer has ever
before stood in New England ~
Wilkes Spirit of the Times, March 3d. says Of him
This beautiful and game thoroughbred horse Is to
stand again az Leicester Mass, and commend him in
is by all odds the best thoroughbred horse in New Eng
land He won more four-mile than any horse
sian ing about there and we believe him to be sound
as when he was foaed.'i
It's point of the utmost practical Importance TO
breed such type OF horse that If he fails to he flyer lie
VIII command a good round price for his action style
and symmetry and to secure this in its most perfect
development must have recourse the large sound
and hghlyanshed thoroughbred HdIlqce's Leeters on
"Aow 10 Breed the TFOfier." "
For descripupOn and full pedigree send for circular
- JOHN f. RUSSELL
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MAST TERN STA LILO

GEN. HAVELOCK,
Will make this Season, beginning May 4th, at WOrces
ter at Perry Il BancTOtts Stable, 80 School St. He is
beautiful Horse with great action and splendid
feet and legs He stands JIG hands high; weighs 1900
lbs color, dark chestnut; sire, thoroughbred Morgan
Messenger; DAM thoroughbred English blood mare
Without trimming, can trOt in As.
Terms ;S2b cash at time OF first service and S25 pay
able when the proves with foa. For further par
hcularS sec circI lars, or inquire at the Stable.
APPS d4w* w. A. HENDERSON, Proprietor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-16

American Button Hole Sewing Machine
you are about TO buy Sewing Machine tchv NOT oct
Ws ,nat VIII 90 ALL kinds Of Sewing. The American
Button Hole Is the only that will do IT, Fully war
r" gbsu ~. STOCKWELL,
~ deIuu $50 Main ri.
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FE Arm Al C HIT. ia

II A r N A U G II T, JR,
This noted young Stallion, winner of the Hiram Wood
run stake and SIX other match races fonr-year old
IN 1869 winning $500 will stand the residence OF his
owner, Hillside Farm South Framingham Mass nj slO0
service W "
FkARNAuGHT, JR., is an elegant dark chestnut.
l3h hands nigh, weighs $50 pounds, and for speed
style, ana endurance Is unsurpassed Sired by Fear
naught dam by old Abdqllab. Gentlemen calling to see
him viii be shown several of his colts Good stalls and
pfsturage Tor mares; but accidents at owners risk
milo deop3W DAVID NFVINS In
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woRCEsTER AND sPRINaFIELn n1rIs1nn

modstion) at G.35 n m " -. ''' ''NV"io
pm. ' Wv 'n'' Gnu 80
For Albany texpress) g55; for New York and Albany
NNp) 1913 m, and l.@ and 1855 m New York
SUNDAY mail leaves at 1905 r. II. Sicenpp rars viii
1890 m train. 'e Wv"
Leave Springfield for Worcester al 200 a. lIgean
lbs exp, POS exp, Loo, $40 exp. I'm. A:o"u, sunday
express G3O IN. Sunday mail l2.25 4 N n unGqv1
RAILROAD CoNHECTIoEs.--At AFFAIR." v 81 Now
York Central, Troy and Grcenbush Ir'soa Riy er
buAllroAds Al ChaihPm with the larlerr and Hudson
And Boston and Lebanon Sprngs RAILROADS. Al State
Line WIN NE liotaatonic Railroad. Al Pttsacd with
Ie rittsncd an North Adams AMI Iousat0nc railroads
A. Ncstheld with the New Haven ard northampton ER
Az springfield with the Hartford Now Haven ant Sniiue.
neld and Connecticut River Railroads. At Palmer with
Lhe New London Northern kR. Al Worcester JunctioD
with the Providence and Worcester wurcpgcr and
Nashua and Norwich aud Worcester Railroads 4 1
South Framingham with the Boston Clinton and Fitch
bury, aud Milford Railroads.
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D. f. PARMENTER & co.

- FOR SALE-A Cottage House of s
III rooms in excellent condition; good lot; some
Ei!l frut; minutes walk from Court House.
Price $3.50. d. +. PARMENTER a CO.
ap-6 dit No. Brinley Hall
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Standard Preparation endorsed by the most reliable
Physicians, and its astonishing curative power
by tlousan Is who have used it
II is sure quick remedy for all diseases the Trina
~ Organs existing in male female, Irritation In
Examination OF Kidneys or Bladder, Gravel. Diabetes
Reddish sediment in Urine, Thick, Cloudy Urine Nut
ccus and involuntary Discharges from Urethru Reten-
ton or lnconnence Of Urine Chronic Catarrll OF Rad
der, and all Chronic Malades OF the Urino-Genital
Organs.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
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ACK HAVE TOOK
TROTTING CHILDERS. Jr.

Sired by the celebrated "Trotting Childers," who
trotted at Washington Park Providence, in "a, 80
and ~ He was sired by Old Black Hawk the sire of
valuable qualities His dam is LARGE, FAST Black
llambleonian mare, formerly owned by Chas L. Flint
Secretary of the Board of Agriculture. He is eh hands
high, weighs 1850 lbs of beautiful figure and action fine
jet black and fast roter This horse has been very
successful for the past two seasons of his otis
belonging TO f. Z. Mason, Esq. of Granon) took the
nrst premium at Worcester and two other fail last fa
Any one wishing to raise Colt Will do well to call and
examine him.
The above stallion will stand at my stable
and serve limited number mares at Sl5 the season
TO be paid at first time of service Don't paronize the
hundred collar horses till you have seen thi, one
l.. b. HAPG00D & son.
shrewsbury, May IL, 1872. dStf&wlt
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