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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-20
N9sIRSWM ' ( 4 A.. AND ] y WORCESTER DIvI

~ SION n ~ - - NOhCESTER DIVI
0.nE 9a anS "9lNG SOUTH, LEAVE WORCESTER At
sfeg vii, az y. aassengcr Train Connects at Web
t fon' a. Plalnaed with trains TO aid from Hart
Nav ad a5 lroy, s at Norwich vi train for
1880 . M way Passenger Train. Connects at wor
Surs Lowo Se AZ fo w65ossa1 a asc9a fifth
Western and Providence trains; at Putnam with
At Aorwicn with traiRs for New London, Myatic
sue New Haven,
cestcr with trains from Nashua, Fiichburg Low,
ell, &C.. ut Worcester Junction with y n ,rows
Providence and worcester roads, al pn ftvrh and
train from Boston; at Plainded Junction trsina
from Providence and Hartford arrive in scaso "i ~,
Tits train. Passengers from way stations ~ ~. ot
Webster, Putnam and Danlelsonviliej for TNSSS MP
RAIN ~ Dy Sonie IRON New London, will take this
1.s0 o., Steamboat Express Train for New yorL
Connects a. worcester with trains from Rost Das
Concord Manchestcr Lowell, Lawrcnec S 8U1,on
n1iieipTu rs,, IS ny Pntnam from Boston wal
TOR New LONDON at Dis D m. ''"'es NORWICH
h1 s, Go1SG scGTa LEAVE NORWICH AT
s sSVeht Mendayl connecting al Putnam ~ ldmhly
Concord, Fitchbrg, &c This ,r sGINe ds Nashns
ltea,ss At AIS m, dependent on arTva new y,
"'V" p Z n; Wsy Passenger Train Connecting
for pasSn junction ata for providence; al Putnam
Junction for Springfield and way stsiis a. woidss,cr
Boston E 5alIhwaeneeie w1'eeg'ey for trains 70
pioi ~, ~ Psssenser T'sio CONNECTING a.
srTIy nSa q, WIN train RON ana of proyaence;
70 Boston Providence. .prinraed an, w.
az H. mofe , ioi trains 10 Rosion Nashua re
Ssh with ran ro New iend SSn ara AZ a. p Sor
eea, g . XVII WIN train TO Providence; 81 Wor
eea'er WIN train for BoBton. - w.
r,.,,.. M, WEBHTEH SPECIAL
Leaves WeTeese 195 e, worcester a 0oosm.
az 81 y I SIG supt.,
NpTwlgn q Worcester Division,
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NOW rs THE TIRE

- FOR SALE-A large 4-story Brick
M,;; Buing, with good Basement lighted on all sides
'~A,+h engine boiler and shalting complete VERY cen
trail location ABbOTT u RICE.
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ROsTON, BARRE & GARDINER R r.

on and after Monday Nov. q, Trains will leave Gard
her inr orceser and intermediate stations at 90 is
a!d II 40 A NJ, and at AS NJ, making connection
Wlth trains on al the roads Terminating in or passing
through Worcester. - f'7
ltEluRNlNG-Leavc Worcester at IA. NJ, - 30 445
ana 10 p A., connecting at Gardner with All ira ms on
Inc vermont ami Massachusetts Railroad TO and from
Ilo9Sac Tunnel, Greenleld ana intermediate stations
am AZ greenfield and G,out's Corner with trains north
and south from those points
lVERS PHILLIPS, President
worcester. np7
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EPOsTON 4 ALBANY RAILROAD

n W w TER :, ARRANGEMENT, commencing on NON
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester;
Eor Boston, a. 20 exp, l. 925 exp, and 9i5 M and
idl, $50 exp. 355 exp, 800 and 9.55 exp. D M
The 20 n, and 2aj, 3.j5 and IS m trains start
station ~ ~ ii'iN 'tH'el S''
For Grafton Westboro' SouthviJe Cordaviue and
TOR SCUM birmingham, 4.20, 100 925, and LAS n m
Lis, 1925, 3,55, 500 and 9.55 D M, ~ ~ ~ Al
n0S Milford at 7OO and 925 m, lao 3.25 and 355 M
Tor NatiGk, at 100 and IS m, lao and 500 r m 49,
tor wellesley, Granville, West Newton Newton
hhu bflKhton at 100 and 945 IN. and 6NO D M pas.
sstefS lSE tie same stations can also take the Lao m
wards. ' ~" i''n"'cs "'er
ibe q 20 m train every day except Nor dav. all
oIne5S every Gay except Sunday. - -
sunday express from Albany leaves WASHINGTON souoro
STU o at S.S5 a III. for Boston 'f"'i'
sunday msi, leaves Washington souare sta.io, -
23l a. "a "a ayl. for ist SION 1''" ~
TRAlrS leave noston touows;
ECe w ofcester AZ 800, 100. $50 exp. eXp a m m
express 40 express to birmingham $50 exprcss 20
EoT Sew York, via Springfield 900 exp M 800 EXP.
Sew YORK via Eorwlch, sac exp pm.
9reiton. 100 a m, l.30, i.S0 D m.
Nsstbor2' LO0 m, l30 40 $50 exp. nm
southVll.e, 100 m, 1870, 4.30 M
CctGavllie, 100 m, LEO, 4.30 m.
Afhlana, 1850 n N, L3D. 400 $50 exp. Pm
soutn birmingham, see, 100 g. 30 exp and m evn
u igo, 81 eSg, 500 exp 400 430 exp, 800 & 70
EXP. = ~ exp 10 00pm 'N0N'' V'OV
Satick, LGO, 10 IA 1870, ais 400 500 $780, 500 1900
sailbury, 100 a M 43Opm
SsEonVile 1860 q m, 800 D IN,
2Mliord lVO $50 exp 9exp. am, 2l5 exp. 43O exp pm
81 outward trains runs daily except Sunday
sunday Biil leaves boson at $50 m, stopping at w
sewion, Soulh birmingham, Worcester, West Brook
nsid Palmer and Springfield, arrives in New YORK "A
$50 N. c. o. RI SELL Supit SprineIaId ~'
A AoaIt S.,rNt M
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TO SELL.

g. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for
Mi; Cottage ilousc, good French Roof House two
EL ieuenents, IA rooms city water gus $500 IT, land,
4A-S' IN plea ant location.
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For Sale and Exchange.

~ FOR SALES minutes walk from
h.i;i Main ST.. west nearly New House. IL rooms AMI
H9is ha h room with all the modern Improvements; a
1-i1@~ splendid residence. Price S2 0O0
ABBOTT * RICE.
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~ FOR SALE-Farm of 90 acres. in
Mill; Princeton, = miles from R Il. depot cottage
aI mouse good harm; good wood lot from 300 to 400
cores wood, an 1907 0l feet of lumber; large iot
OF run; VIII summer aud winter head. Price Sl3OO-
We We cneapi wants S3OO down balance remain on
mortgage ABBOTT n RICE.
lIz dti Central Exchange.
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HAND IN YOUR

-. FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-A
Eii good House on Lincoln ST., IL rooms gas Gil v
Es,:I WATER &c. Large lot ABBOTT Il RICE
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PROPERTY NOW

esss FOR SADE-A Large Tract of Land
Sa at the Nurh End to he sold as whole or in SEN
- arate lots Very desirable location
ABBOTT 81 RICE.
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sZsy4 FOR SALE-SPLENDID BUILD
4lfksiNG LOTS, on Ma ST., south.
-&-s ABBOTT d RICE
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ABBOTT & RICE.

- FOR SALE-In an excellent loca-
Mal Residence
-Ssa>e- ARROrT & ptCE
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REAL ESTATE

o. FOR SALE-Tear Main st. SOUTH
El, a new Cottage llou.e and Barn. rooms; 5000 f.
a5l.l of land. Price $500,
ABBOTT d. RICE
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x SH0LAJIEl'S
( @1syfS \ EXTRACT
I'D i CH D

~ Standard Preparation endorsed by the most reliable
iyselaS and It's astonishing curative powers atesed
by thOusan Is who have used ii.
~ Is sure quick remedy for all diseases of the Trina
~ organs existing IN male female. Irritation or u-
nomination OF Kidneys or Badder Gravel. Diabetes,
ke1ulsh Sediment in Urine Thick. Cloudy Urine, Au
crus ana involuntary Discharges from Uretlra etcn-
ton OF lncontinence of Urine. Chronic Caarrh Of Bad
Organs
For sale by all druggists and Dealers in Medicine
everywhere Gxvlv nj
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o. FOR SALE - A 200 ACRE xrss>
HjI DAIRY FAHM-Onc OF the best in the coun- sasSS
AlHl ~, IN BARRE; acres moving and t,lllge II,
10 plstnrage. % acres wood land heavy ana Old
Growth; cuts % tons hay Keep 20 head cattle through
ine year; a arge 2stoy h Sc. Is rooms; splendid
~ n lO5 " long; cellar under the whole; under yey
nlsh state cultivation. buildings in frst-rate repair
Price sSJOO-tems easy. F-
ABBOTT & RICE.
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BRIGGS REMEDIES sold Wholesale
- and Retail, by FAIRBANKS Il PIPER, and others
$1,000 RRGWa ard

BRIGGS ALLEYGAToR is composed of
Ammonia Oh oroorm, Spirits of Camphqr, Tmcture of
upuline Oil Of Juniper, and Alcohol. This compound
Is uncdullled in the annals OF cine for tie cure of
Ne Sick Heaiache, Neuralua, Trembling or
1wtcling of the Nerves. am all Nervous Diseases It
will count uct all poisons. hnns1 pimples.
eruptOns, itching humors. &c II equaizes the crcul
lion invgorates the system, increases the action
heart without eSc ng the brain cures Heartburn Psl-
pi alton and Futtering Of the Heart Dyspepsia. &c
Briggs Alleviate absolutely possesses more curative
properties thqn any other preparation Physicians
chemists and others requested 10 examine and lest
this remedy aud $1,000 will be found different from
representation
GnEEN Ne co.. and nlhnra
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woRCEsTER ANp sPRINGFIEIn n1r1s1o

modation) at G35 a ' 'ion9 Siceom
pm. = ~ O'' ''VV am ana AS
Eor Albany iexpress 955 for New York and Albany
SNpl I1z3 a IN, ana l.d, and 1885 D M NeIy Yoyg
Sunday mali leaves at 1905 p M Seeninp car ioiK 1
lSU m train. ''' eN''"s VIII
Leave Springfield for Worcester at ZOO TlY .Iaoau,
td5 exp, 2O5 eXn. 100, $40 exp pm Albany S,ndav
y IOWA m Nuhtay man Ifzb IN y oniay).
yHAlLRoAD CoNNEoTIoNs.-rAt Ahers w "a Now
5OIk central, Troy and GrcenJusb, lbt7son Iivcr
Railroads At Chatham with lhe6iIaricn end II,Isnl
1n no B9 f n, and Le6GnGn Prng Railroads At State
I Miea KS Itosst9nc Railroad. At Ptsded with
4, Me9tfSd with The New Haven ard Northanpton RI
held ana Connecticut River Railroads. Al pancr Vim
Lne New London Northern RR. AT worcester inncton
Mdtn t'e iroMdence and Worcester Worccster ana
S saShu1 = am Norwich and Worcester Raroods AZ
bury. and Milford Railroads '"' N'hitoh ana rltoh
q q. RTIsSETT c,n. u.a,,
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OBJ 9aIp spn dolnncr 0ucsOan EOmma febuap 90 1872
Zeal 6state.
ID o n d Il PEA o OK
REAL ESTATE And INSURANCE. AGENTS,
No. 2 Front St. Exchange.

a. FOR SALE-Or EXCHANGE for CITY
Ia; Property, in oakham. Farm Of 50 acres, well
s:l divided; . acres wood laDd-chestnut. OK ma
trees. nearly all graftei pears grapes &c house u
rooms s n SSed repair; barn in iirsrate condition.
~ FOR SALE-About u miles from
E;, Worcester. Farm of about IS acres. well divided
land; cuts about Il tons OF English hays good
supply OF rult house Of 3 rooms. newly Painted and
papered barn 30 IS. with cellr: carpenter son and
shed; mile from stores, school, &c; II mile from X.
H. Station. Price $500.
~ FOR SALE--About 81 mics from
E;;; Worcester, very desirable cosy little place,
house nice cottage of rooms, in frst rate re-
pair small barn with cellar: also, good shoe shop;
good supply OF appes about mile from church, few
rods from school. near five factories. Price $500.
49, FOR SALE-In New England vii
E;i;l age; house, barn, shop and acres Of land;
l hnildnes al IN cool re3aIr within minute g
r. r. Station. Price s42OO
nor SALE-About miles from Worces-
Il ter, a valuable Wood and Timber Lot.
~ FOR sALE-On Union St, two
#; tenement house of llrooms, ali in sea repair.
.EI.l Fnee $500.
- FOR SALE-On Gold ST., a Brick
E;;;I Block, containing two tehcm,nts
kll.l Price SSCOO
- FOR SALE-On Clifton ST., a new
Mil; house o. 6grooms. well painted and blinded; city
ksil water $500 feet of land Price $500.
- FOR SALE-un Chatham ST., 3
Hi. tenement French roof house of 20 rooms VIII
El rent Tor $500; well painted aud binded: city
water and good well; lot GO 100 Price SsCeO.
o. FOR sALE-on Newbury ST., 3
Is,;i; tenement house Of 20 rooms printed blinded
LEU and in Goo1 repair will rent for $3.50
%A~s>~ Price $780,
EOR SALE-A good Pasture of 20 acres.
= about miles from Worcester. diff ia9l
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BEGINS TO MOVE.

~ FOR SALE-On Southbridge ST., a
k.,;; good rhrce tenement House, IS rooms; large
%!lI Barn. Il stalls, carriage house attached new
wooden BUILDING, i0x "a $4,000 fl. Land; plenty of
lruit. Sold low ifapplied for soon.
Price $780, ABBOTT & RICE.
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Tor sALE-SEVERAL GOOD PAS.
n TURES. ABG0rr q Mon
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VERMONT AND MAssACuJTsET7s

q EKMORT AND MASSACHUSETTS,
~ md TROY AND GREENFIELD RAILRoAD.
oISs eaNe horcesier Foster ST. Depot for Ioosac TIM
n'il, E9Tth Adams Saratoga and Troy, N " al 6 20 A.
H., oF N9Tth Adams loosac Tunnel, Greenfield Shell
puthe ais and brati ehoro at $50 and Ills m Tnr
"itrnaet, at $50 and Ills A. NJ. and 4.20 pm
pm. " ' " ii' anu l'o
Leave Greenfeld for WOrcesterat 80 and IS m and
a N. ana 2.01 y n " i'-- gnu Oh
Jne 90 a m and loo trains. from Hoosac Tunnel
6aO m train from Greenfield and Al a m and 10 n 4,
trains from Brattcboro. connect at Fitchhurg with
trims tor Providence. Newport and T lunton.
me lVJ m and Loo m trans from UoOsoc TunneI
apl I! 2 m and pm trains from Bratteloro con-
meet viii trains for Worcester Providence Newport &c
FItchburg Mass. Dec A. ISL az LES ' NY
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nor BOSTON VIA GROTON JUNO
TiON--Cars leave Worcester ri $3.50 and HIS n N
and i.20 p. m,
Returning, leave Boston NJ 2band n a. NJ and 4 D. M
Cara run through. Baggage checked through without
change.
Passengers by this route land In the immediate vent.
OF the Eastern, Boston b Maine, and Boston q Lowell
fax. w N~i''
Juns l1.ls10 atf ana
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o. FOR SALE-A coy Cottage House,
4;:; 10 rooms vii barn and I acres good land 3
-" city, near TO school. Price $1,000
~ dti ABBOTT u RICE
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HIAl have been terror o mankind
~ "a lOr centuries and almost
IA ZE Al J every uttentt ~ cure them
-" ~ has been haflle ~ liy uncpns-
ing study and experimenting Or Briggs has di covered
W aDsoule cure for internal. bleeding. external, and
sure. ~ ~ '
Briggs Remedies sold hv TAIHBANKs AZ 90 SILAg
DlNSMOkE, T.. u. BUFFl NHTON, Y, q, FHLEMAK
" south Worcester, and others.
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Ansel Wright of Northampton, the venerable
deputy sheriff, slipped and fell from his piazza
steps, low nights since, iDiunng his hip near
the socket so seriously that his physician thinks
he will be a cripple for life.
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MAINE.


The navy department mas ordered the un6n.
isbcd ship Illinois, at the Kitiery yard, 10 he
taken to pieces, rs recommended by Secretary
Robeson aud Constructor Hanscom.
Fortress Monroe dispatch states that the
schooner 5. 5 Lewis of ROckland, from Bati-
more for Belfast, went ashore on Hampton bar
Saturday morning. The revenue cutter Colax
went 70 her assistance, but could not get her Off
Sue sprung aleak and bilged. With tho cxccp-
ton Of her sails and rigging she will probably
PROVE total loss. She is valued at $4,000; in
suied Tor $500 at kockand. She was loaded
WIN corn Tue captain aud crew were cared
10Y py tue officers of the Cnlfax
lhe Insurance agents have succeeded in pre-.
waning upon the comnnttee on merchandise nc
lalis ana Insurance TO recommend 70 the senate
10 wipe out OF the pending Insurance i'm he
section leVying tax on foreign ins,ro,,,.a o,,,,
pAues DOING business in Maine. II ,yos c,,.
itnned mat TINS tax was asked for hy ,i,rao
Milne companies representing asSe,s ., tui ~
amount Of $4,000 600 and 90 other coTonS,, sue
ana that II adopted It would result in driying,
IRON the state, 10 the great deirment of ~
insuring public, all the foreign companies ren.
resented IN Maine, whose assets amount to
silJ0o0,OO0, and would he the means of In.
efeasng tue rates Of insurance. Tie wipluo
our pi mis- section carries with il an amend-
meW proposing that the tax should be two per
'rh. lne COMMITTEES, after fully copsid6riny
tae mailer regarded the proposed tax NJ a ne.
taliai0fy measure. The senate haye IN matter
Nppft pppsatfali9u, ana asiroug pressure Is
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RARNsTAnIE CnrNTl


he will be a cripple for life.
BARNsTADLE COUNTY.
daughter OF Capt David Baker Of Well
fleet, sixteen years of age, was recently fatally
shot in the throat by her cousin, who was fool
ing with a pistol.
Capt. John Fauuce Of the revenue marine,
who was sDecially detailed by Secretary Bout
well to visit the Care Cod coast, and report
what portion IN his opinion should he provided
with lie saving stations, as called for in the
resolution offered hy MIR. Buffinton, has SUBJ
mltted his report 10 the secretary of the treas
ury He carefully examined the coast OF Cane
Cod, and also of Block Island, and he recon.
lnends the establishment of four stations. with
suitable boats aud apparatus, at intervals be-
tween Race Point aud Highland Light; twelve
stations between Highland Light and Mouomacy
Point. The coast at Barnstable on the bay sidC
OF the cape was also examined, and Captain
Faunce recommends that suitable life Doa
with house be established at Manomet Point, 4
station to the south and east of Plymouth, ant
also one at Block Island. He calls the attention
of the secretary 10 the dangerous beach ful
wreckers from Nan tasket TO plymouth, where
many lives aie annually lost. The report will
be transmitted to congress tomorrow
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o. FOR SALE-A small farm of acres.
E;; within ~ miles Of the city, within minutes
ass..l Walk OF RAILROAD Depot; God House of nine
able. NV 'S"'oh-
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d. THE BEST BARGAIN YET !
E.i; We ale pre- pared to offer for sale
-s--- HIGHLY VALUABLE FARM,


rlor land Bndings all Of the CLASS consulting of
one dWelng house, stories, in perfect order large
rooms neat ny furnace, very pleasantly located: am.
cotage house help. good rooms; an excellent b1rn
0M ~ lately bnit, of the best material WEI uuned
WIN hShty glass doors at each en4; there Is ono of
rarbahks scales set in barn floor capable q weighing
OVVV IDS also. one box with open stalls for horses
WIN harness room. The harn-yard Is enclosed Nv %
heavy cGmentgd wall and capped by very neat wooen
fence; the yard extends under the whole Of the hnrn
which opens to the south Sheep Barn 2g < "a ,yiui
shed ava carpenter shop attached built ears ago. car
rage house " 20, attached to the large barn and vr
c0nvenient hennery IA RI piggery IA x Isl
WIN henneryi ice house II VIZ Thete are IL acres
wood land 2acres tiila9e land, ana underthe highest
STATE cultivation; cuts from 50 to 100 tons of The hest
Ensllah hay, nearly all moved by machine: plentv 9
lult' ineIe mas Oeen Immense mount OF money inid
out on ths place, aud whoever buys now rea3s he
nencnI OF ~ tls expense for trc If the orrinn cost
~ mas actually cost more than twice wnt II viii he ma
FOR II Is on one of the best avenues ont of he cI1
Price $4,000, If applied Tor soon VI WV o"1'
ABBOTT & RICE
u'i Central ENehnnre
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PLYMOUTH COUNTY.
The store Of WashDurn & Andrews at Middle
horo was ente ed on Thursday night by burglars,
who secured money and goods TO the value of
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CORNS I;.: a. :' 35:
ions. the piercing distressing pain from ngrowing Sails
cannot be described, Thousands suffer- not kn0,vtne
there is cure Briggs Corn an eunon Remedies ara
no ac or potash compounds but reiable soofbny
and enecual, and Justly merit the success hev have
earned from nm apprecitiye public The Cuutive il
healing onmenti immedl ate relief Is obtained bv its
application, and will positively cure tho Vor.t ca.a ~
testered Corn, inilamed and liberated Bunions Inc
sorest in9tep me largest and sevefest B5lcs The most
extensive Colosiites on the eoles heels OF IND foot nm
cqgaed IN The cure of rhllbans Frosted Feet THE
Alcvlaor Tor 9rmly corns and preventing their form
alton IS absolutely uneXGced by nuytlng ever known
Brges Remedies sod by NJ. s. M0CONYIiiE A. +
FAIRBANKS, n II SCOTT, and others - -
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- FOR SALE-In Boylston Centre, eEse
;;; Farm Of 2Olacres of superior land, in good sss
R!l cultivation; keep three head of stock the -.
-a year tn ough; moved by ma, hine; Abundance OF
FRUIT OF various kinds, srages, &c two-storv house.
arranged Tor two tamilies-0 rOomS good barn 80 5l
buildings in good repairs would exchange for low priced
house in the city. L. A ELY Il co
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- FOR SALE-In West Boylston. sws
E; Farm Of lO'a acres Of good land; 100 good s:ss
nii!S fruit trees; good cottage house. rooms -.
barn - 3d. with cellars buildings in good repair;
miles from Worcester Price S2uOO
L. A. ELY e. co,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-07-18

NUMBER 20.


| ( Those who viii not fergige an
offence when repented Of, are the
most accurscd Of ali men Forgive
$50 that yOss mSy Nope 10 be for
I gIYenGit 7s1'e-r ieItts ESTATE 1Td
Conscience is none other than
God in the soul. Ii conscience is
hushed, God has left Che soul. Oh.
Isaull' give heed 80 the still small
Soleea aa--s le aie7 gism ,a1 ul|
Keep this thoUght in your heart
of hearts-that God is good and ma
ture benefcient, Ifmen are misera-
ble, it is because they deserve tos be
SO, or because it Is to their ultimate
advantage. n s7.s'e7'9 7iis5'ra'd
Ifthe world is my home death to
me will be eternal banishment. I'll
am a stranger and a pilgrim here,
death is but q messenger from my
Father calling me home,
Make it 2 law to yourself to med
itate before you pray, as also to.
make certain pauses, to see if your
heart 60 along with your lips. They
whose hearts desire nothing, pray
Tor nothingul bns Hof5el ra< 90
q Between the finite and infinite,
there must lSe an infinite distance;
and if there be an infinite distance
between the intellect of Gabriel and
God, what must be the distance Be-
tween ours and Hiss fisle~
From the scheme OF mans re-
demption we learn that sin must
be something far mere hateful ia
its nature, something OF a deeper
malignity, than is genelally under !
stood.
Were any one to ask me, what is !
the worthiest object of our most ar
dent Pursuits, and what we should |
give the greatest possible diligence
to obtai2, 4 should answer holiness,
because it comPrehends all that is |
good and great-its end is eyerlast-
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Rieh Men.

The Gallatiu Examiner says thlsi
"The great majority of the rich
men of the country are as tight as
the bark on a tree, and not only do
not give their aid and influence to
projects for the common good, but
resolutely oppose and retarJt every
movement of the kind. If the world
had depended upon them for pro
gress in arts and sciences, there
would not be now in existence a
railEOad- telegraph line;
steamboat or a9steamship; a print
ing press or a reaper or mower; a
spinning -jenny-to tell the whole
truth, it is scarcely an exaggeration
to say that the world WOnld have
stood still in progress. 1t is Ger
tain that there would have been no
such a naticn of people as the Uni
ted States of America, for no rich
man would have been a Columbus,
and the aboriginal tribes would now
be roaming the continent with bow
and spear in pursuit OF buffalo and
deer.