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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-08

lFrOm the Saturday Evening Express Aug TO- 1872 #
We direct the readers to the advertisement OF DR..
Halock. The Hallock Medical Institute has become
fixture in Boston, and is eXeelled by no similar estah-
lishment in the country. The learning and experience
of its chief consulting physican the ability poleness
and general bearing of its assistants, have obtained tor
1t celebrity corresponding to its efforts to secure the
confidence of it's patrons We assured that none are
employed at the establishment but those Thoroughly
skilled and qualified and are regular graduates one or
more Of the best medical schools in the country.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-08
DROVTDENCa l. W. sIi- " an, S@Pt,

j. R0AD.L DiyN 49, o. W. J)tCESTER RAIL
day, Sept la 1872 il Trains, commencing Mon
Express Train. (stoppin 1870, =,
blldgeO leaves Woreess ony a. Woonsocket and Tx
Ella p. IN. II az IOl5 o. M; Providence az
dence and way Stat aims will leave Worcester for Prov-
and Ii 80 A. m Sns at $50 (exp from Woonsocket1
pm. "V NeAp IRON Woonsocket,) and $50
and i15a M. - ana Worcester and way stations, at 74O
from Proyit enca gnai and 2l5 pm (express) trains
meet at V/,. au odg p IN trains from Worcester con
Clinton eitSSslT junction with trains IN and from
Lowell Ta,gnnurg Rutland. Saratoga Montreal Nashua
Sprir All "Ieiice Concord and the White Mountains.
Moth or West '' Ivy niagara Fails, and points
points. 'u baggage Checked to all important
connect m4rSSesler trains, except EXPRESS and GAO M
Miifnri ~ ooSocket Junction with trains 10 and nom
hartford and Erie rarood '-' HalllS Oh ihe bOstoh'
Ioo,o ,,,, SPECIAL TRAINS
Leave providence for Waterioui q az -, aud os ~ ~,
puiectlnB immediately with trains e Iy ,iRas
tntnam and Norwich ~ ""iiia ior nouthplluBv
leave Providence for Woopsooknt az IN m - -,
ioa " oohsOcket for Providence nj Cd n IN 10 n m,
TeSve uwJIo,yiuSence Tor UXbrilge at 100 D M 49, "
ie arS MNatetlord tor Providence at 20 n M
Tra aro oAhilige for Worcester at g. 5b "A m
A. a iSaDe Milford for Worcester nnd provi5enca nj
a. s a llOO m and 400 m. WOonsnckei for Mops
" o'OV Ms ana lSO and $50 pm.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-08

WORGESTER AND NASHUA Raj,
senccr I'm and after Monday, July l. 1872 Pas
Leave Worcester at q. 30 and Ills n m ana , M -
o'JV layer Passenger.) M -" "NV ANA
Leave Aver Junction for Worcester at = ,
LhaVe Nashua at ITO m, II 90 m, pnd 800 n m
WV IRAN connects NJ fltcbburg with tTans
eIont ana Massachusetts,. Cheshire and Intian anS
h" e hag9ads at Aver Junction with trains Of
Brook, and Lowell and Lawrence Rairoadsys ana ~
Nashua with trains @ tho Wilton Concord Manchester
anu Lawrence n9ftnein Boston, Concord and Montreal
roads w Ve"'"'""is ""''
The Ills N train connects at Fitobbnre with
Cheshire and Rutland and Burlington (Freight and pas
Aenger " HNtland) trains; at Aver Junction with
FltghbprR, stony Brook. and Lowell and Lawrence
tralns ana Mt Nashua with Wilton, concord, Manchea.
ter and Lawrence, Northern Ito Frank IND ana Rosto
Concord and Montreal Ito Pyn onth) trains. '''
The 4.2O m train connects at fitchburg nj IA n m
with Cheshire. Vermont and Massashusetts and Rnt.nd
and Burlington light Ex press trans vt Aver Jnetinu
with Fitohbnrg, Peterboro and Shirley and Stons W
trains; ma a. Nashua With consord, A.nShestsr and
ogdensbufg, and Montreal aud Champaign tsans pre'
NkTURNER supA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-08
FRANKLIN COUNTY.

The monument which is to be erected to the
memory Of David Leavitt in Greenfield Gene
terry, by his associates on the Boston press, is
now completed. 1t is of pure Carrara marble
and bears in bas-relief a handsome scroll, with
the words, "Boston Press, and the implements
OF the journalists profession, besides having a
few simple words of euogy 1t will be placed
in position in a few days.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-08
CAL Ny,IeiSo l. Z pDARD
~oco"u ~ atrnuss corner Ewenty-Aecoud Rt.
omee NO. bowling Green, New York
Manufacture the
PATENT MESTIZO burning pTCRFps

NIGHT SOIL REMOVED and Va,,i..
~ Cleaned, at reasonable rates. D' anu vaults
Book at Police once and address, H. sa WATSON
- H slD
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-08

The Falmouth Chronicle SAYS that some thir-
~ or forty goats were landed at the North Fall
mouth depot last week, en- route for Scraggy
Neck 1.-THE number TO be increased to one hum
dred), for the purpose of eXterminating the wild
shrubs and grass which abound in that locality.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-08


Inc dwelling house and barn of W. H. Hill
pert, at Hill, were burned yesterday noon. Loss
$1,000; supposed to be in sured.
SUNDAY night about eight o'clock, widow
John Batcheder's dwelling house, two barns
aud out buildings, located about mile from
Meredith village, were destroyed by Ere, together
with lot Of hay, grain, four COWS and two bogs.
Loss rom $1,000 to $4,000; insurance $1,000.
Cause Of fire not known. ~-''''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-08
ia FRONT STREET,

a CARD TO LADIES Mas. IN. ~.
- ARCHER, NJ. D., graduate from the Eclectic Med
a Co,ieBe OF the City of New York has opened nm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-08

Loss rom $4,000 to $4,000; insurance $1,000
Cause Of fire not known
VERMONT.
There will be three days races at the Rutland
trotung park, from October 10 through the 17th.
CONEECTICUT
The water boy on the afternoon aeeommoda.
ton train from Stonington, CT, TO Boston
picked up package Of United States bonds last
Tuesday amounting to $4,000. Giving them "a
his father, they were placed in the care Of j. b
Gardiner, agent Of the road in Providence and
the next day the owner Of the bonds, a gentle
man IN Boston, reclaimed them. The boy.
name is HenryJ. Sanford, and the owner of The
bonds, on hearing the circumstances, placed
500 in the Providence institution for savings
10 remain until he is Of age, for his benefit.
a case Illustrative Of the power of drink L
qeaden the senstYeness TO pain occurred al
windsor ON Friday night. An Englishmar
employed in one Of the mills, while drunk anc
ylhg ON the track, was run over by the train
az iost q reg The accident was not discovered
uhIl lhe next morning, when man who wa,
naleihg on The track found the leg encased in \
ooOl, ana soon traced the man a short distance
noln lhe spot finding him stiu alive The sur
Reoh subsequently amputated the limb. and Inc
man wa very much surprised when he RECLAIMED
ms CONSCIOUSNESS az discovering what bsd bsn'
pened. "' nau nap
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-08

BERKSHIRE COUNTY

Ranstord Roots three barns at Southampton
were burned Sunday night. Loss $4,000; in
sured for $500.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-08

Frederick A. Dickinson, II years old, was
drowned in the Connecticut just below Spring.
field yesterday afternoon, by the capsizing of a
sail boat.
Mrs, Margaret W. Campbell, Mrs. Mary Liv-
ermore and Mrs. Frances E. W. Harper (colored)
addressed a Grant meeting at city hall, Spring
field, last evening
New-York tribune., 1872-10-11
Gieamhcnis dno Raiiroaos.
OENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW -JERSE


CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ Pasenser and Przht De In NeEY0r. cf b.J Con-
n,cs a. somee Ia Soat Branch H. r. Janetoa rh
the Delaware LackawsnDa and Wes Rar PhDsbaFE
The Lhigh and susqsehanua nth Leigh
sni the es ~itoa change Of er also u PeBnsyYpus
ALLENTOWN LINE TO TIE WEST
SUMMER ARRAS6EM .sE
C0nmfnHng Iug 10, lglk-Le1Ve hsU-ior. - olors.
5sf5 o. NV ~ Tram Tor Someryille ant Pen1kt1n.
~ mFor haon. Bethlehem Bath a-l Ctank, Wikesbsrs
Pson hanoy City At Camel Hteon Tankaanocs To-snes
gGm-hOkNlNG EXPRESS daily (eTeept nysl for Rassoa.
An1oNn Hsfnn1Y and the Wosl Connects It somerle for
ffmnaion At baston Tor Mach Chunk W.ebsne Sestos vi"
ismspOt kue
lo:gb m.-Way Train for SomeryiI.
RIOS m.-Wsy Tran TO- Elstoa.
mFor feHngon Esston, AenoTn Hneh CHUNK, hAhasey
City. aHe0n WiEesbare Scah,0n ea1Z CoanSs Lasastsr.
+ pbrsis, Potlsgil, Harris,urx &c
2:U p m.-Por SOmeryllr.
32JD m.-For Psipsed.
in.-FOr SOBeryle
420 m-Por ston Allentown, and Mach Cunh oosnecs t
jan ton with DrL. Lack West H. X
s. 2. m-Pof Someryle shi FlemBgton.
8 D. m-EyENIyG ExPREss daily Ea,,ou B,,h,ssp Allen
town Resline arbarg Pittsburgh, Chicago, ss Cincinnati
~ m.-For SOmervile
$50 D. nj (En grant, j-Por Eastou.
For EEh .. 5:l5 6l3 7On 7:l5. 7;t5. $50 800 SIS
0O I0:Jo 1lO0 li;t5 l2u3, "a 20, 200 2y 500 30
3t5 900 l:i5 4J) 445 5 $50 5:f5, 6:oo 6Jo 7o, Eo
7:45 $40. $500. 0;ts, fe3O ll3o 1900 D.
Tickets the west be obtnned a. the once OF The Central h
road Leryt. NsYOrj asd at the principal
"O''' ANU INV X Z. KICKER, supennshdest
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
Commencne MONDAY September l6 lS7l Through ul
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HISTORY or THR MISSIONS or THE AMERICAN BOARD OF
COMMISSIONERS TO THK ORlEETAL CHURCHES BY
RUFs ANDERSON, d. D. vols limo. Congregational Pub
hshng Society.
No attempt is made in these volumes to
write philosophical history Of missions, for which, in
the opinion Of the author the time has yet At
present there not the necessary materials for such
work. DOR have those who engaged in the missionary
enterprises yet 10 any practical unity OF
sentiment In regard 10 the principles which lie
al the bass or the movement. DR.. Anderson, who
for many years was foreign secretary Of the American
Board, has accordingly confined himself TO a succinct
historical narrative interspersed the OF several
eminent missionary laboers with biographical details
OF great interest The Syrian mission covers period of
hftyone years. that Of the HISTORIAN thirty-seven;
that Of the Greek mission forythree; and OF the Ar
meDan mission forty In relating the history OF these
Missions the author has devoted hself chiefly 10 an
account OF the abOrs for the converson OF the natives
TO Christianity, although at the time his work
abounds with valuable geographical and Chronological
data derived from the personal observatonsOf mission
aries the spot which must be accepted h autbor
ty in the study Of Oriental hfe The volumes WIZ form
an interesting addition TO the religious library, aAd s
hey the subject in its secular its ecclesi
Gsca aspect, Will be welcome to the general reader
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OF
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(BEAD AND BUST 1850 IEcHEs)
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Cloth. 81 50.
good Americans desire to see the magnhoe'
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NEW-YORK MIDLAND RAILWAY-NEV

n = W VIlIN IN4tIIl " n "
~ JERSEY DIYISION.-Passenger Dep0ts
Corndt aud Desbrosests Freight Teceyd Pier Jsi
River and Pennsylyanil Railroad Depot. JERSEY City.
TIME OF TRAINS LEAVING SEW.Y0RK,
Adopted July I, 1872.
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STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..
DEOPLE,5 LINE FOR ALBANY.

largest AMI aCufcen river Steamers in the world
The ST. JOIN. DREW, and DEAN RICHMOND.
One Of the above viii leave Pier No a. North River
Sundays eIcepe O'clock arriving at ALBANY
o connect With railroad traius West, North and Bast.
RETURNING leave the steamboat landing the arrival Of
ing trains from the West. NOrh and East
Through obtained Office the Wharf Dodf
Express Broadway No COurtst Brooklyn Baggage ehecke
de FrEht received until The hour Of departure
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A GENTS WANTED-Three or four live
"A men to city for article general IN hrsteass
families Apply at los South Fihhaye
A STOUT, INTELLIGENT BOY WANTED
40 lumber yard wages % week Apply alter a.
N. at 2s7 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-11

VI 25 Steamers leave Pecksp for EewHaven 35 and II
p. connecting with the railroad
DOR BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housa-
u tonic and Naugatuck Railroads Fare ST. leave
Catherine slip at Y and Y night tsuudays eIeepted
EOR RONDOUT, landing at Cozzens, Corn
a wall Newbugh Milton Poughkeepe snd Esopus The
boats THOMAS CORNELL JAMES W. BALDWIN leave DAILY
New-York tribune., 1872-10-11

TRIE RAILWAY.-Summer Arrangement OF
T. taking effect June H. 1872 Prom Cbsnber Depot uof
Twenty. .thirjs. note belovl.
q s.. m-C'ucinnad and Chicago Day Express Dragng.Roon
Coaches Badao and Niagara Fss and Sleeping COACHES 70
a m-Eruress Mail FOR Buffalo and Niagara Psla Dnvng-
Po Coh 10 Sleeping Coaches ~ dest nation
5:3O D. M Night Express Sleeping Coaches 70 Bahio and has
,,oo ~ M Day) Cincinnati and Chicago Night EIpres Sleeping
through Cincinnati Buffalo Niagara Fsls and heos
For Port JeFy soO sOO l1OO and 'l:ls n 49, $50 and 'To
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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-23

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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-23

Honor among thieves receives a
new illustration, in the fact that an
Albany clergyman has, at three diff
ferent times, had a valuable watch
returned to him after it was stolen.
The watch bears an inscription of the
fact that it is a present. including,