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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-06-22

SERENADING UNDER DIFFICULTIES. young
Romeo, hose voice has just commenced to change,
and sings anywhere along Ihe scale from falselto
to the home bass, purchased a forty dollar guitar
recently, and last week thought be would sere'
made his Juliette. Hastily chewing few Bron'
chial Troches to clear his pipes be crept within
the shade of bay window and nervously began
clawing the instrumental chords, while be softly
tipped ballad to his charmer inside. He had
lust sung
New-York tribune., 1872-12-02
Uairhss, Jewslrn, etc.

CRANKFIELD g. Co., JEWELLERS, 2O9 Sixth
ave- Foarteenh and 321 Eghh'Iy corner I.sn.I
srthst-Amencsn Watches Diamond and Gold JN,y 'oh9 sS
md snet serped Ware French American add Csefos Closk
choice selections at very los prices
New-York tribune., 1872-12-02
anrlion 5alcs Of Real gsiote.

WurAv TusT HAuEY, Ausion-er
DY V. X. STEVENSON & son.
I'D VIII sell THURSDAY Dec s. 1872 % y oeoc az ih -te ,le
salesloom, l Broadway TIE MOST VALUABLE GENIAL FAih
CORNER LOT
5TH-AVE., S. L. COR. 9OTf-ST.,
5 feet front and rear by deep Directly Iout The en'rsne
10 the Grand East Drive pah and Tod for pedsraus 9
m Underwater the highest point on ue aEe-ue Terms siy'
- N Pint md ID 2l6 LmL-nTe
New-York tribune., 1872-12-02
New- yersen Real estate for Sale.
Countrp Real Gsiaic tor Sale.

FTAVORABLY FOR CASH, or in EXCHANGE
IL for large tract Agricultural and Mineral
e located sci valuable Sugar Plantation o1o hour
rive orlv from City; Of ono overho
working oust ani fully equipped ana stocked insuag as
.dns. manager esnsbe here Apply 70 SlLfEh'
BROTHERS, COnTerance 87 Broadway, NewlorG CRY or Glass
Box 1888 +. o.. Eew-Orleans, La visiting there
EOR SALE.-Vauable Property IN NEW
CANAAN Conn., knorn the OLMS iEAD PLACE; iOl
g llnd house rooms barns carriage houses wood and
houses henne~y 200 FEET above level cotuaug
eus We views Island Sound, from Brg port 70 Green
Wich, and the surrounding county Two hour Rom eI
vi, n y s19 ~ H. and Canaan r. T. Prc, s6OM Terms
easy Artly to t2OD HOMER MORGAN, 2 Iil.4. -
LOR RENT OR SALE" Milton" on James
River We acres comfortable house To q
practical be rented Address H. AikE, Box 2S,
Brooklyn, N Y
New-York tribune., 1872-12-02

d. ir wilkins CO.. le-s sse under the direction q Thsiehe
Is @ referee lot 2Iio1l oc.toi on e noi1Aey
- lrr and-l..ih-st IS let We tery from FirstaYe
H James A. Miller under tie direction OF Thomas H. Ian
o 25H2 I'D building, ocate- 90 tAe sos'leIy a'Io
Ia Ia..r.s.. between Ayoaues and b. -,
I ~ alsl col n Jarvis IT, feiefee one 10y W.
...tI eoiAo4 u
IL IL - -----.- u.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-02


BROCADE AND PLAIN CASHMERE sIClLlENS'
EVENING SILKS,
IRISH POPLINS,
RECEPTION COSTUMES,
CLOAKING EELVEIS,
CLOAKS AND RICH FURS,
INDIA CAMEL'S HAIR SHAWLS,
CASHMERE AND WOOL SHAWIS,
RICH LACES
WEDDING TROUSSEAUX,
PARIS ENBROIDERlES,
INITIAL. HENMED. AND TAPE-BORDERLD
HANDKERCIIEFS, IN FANCY BOXES
FRENCH AND ENGLISH DRESS GOODS.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
MERINO AND FLANNEL UNDERWEAR,
PERFORATED BUCKSKIN UNDERWEAR.
ENGLISH AND FRENCH CARDIGAN JACKETS,
DRESSING ROBES AND SMOKING JACKETS,
NECK-WEAR OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
DRESS SHIRTS, COLLARS AND CUFFS,
"CHOSSONS" KID GLOVES, TO 10 BUTTONS,
GANTs DE SWEDE, ? TO BUTTONS,
CASTOR AND DOG-SKIN GLOVES, l. p AND 3
BUTTONS,
UMBRELLAS AND CUAiELAINES.
HOSIERY OF EVERY Description,
SEAL AND OTHER WINTER GLOVES.
FANCY GLOVE BONES,
LACE-BORDE d TABLE-CLOTIiS,
Tab E-CLOTua ANDlNAPKiNS TO MATCH.
ENE.lIDEEED, BRAIDED, AND RUtFLED
PILLOW SLAMS, AND SHEETS TO MATCH,
FRINGED LUNCH CLOTHS,
APPLIQUE. NOTTINGHAM, AND OTHER LACE
TIDES.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-02
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE

PEesi es No a. lIoIs5 iInsg and morris $1,000 am
Bib No 547, l279 ia Of Ave d, 1881 and Sbsrss.
70 80 % 81, and IS
1Otha No - IJ1yf
6tbsTe E E9thS n % II r. th l50 f. n g9llhl -
Ihe sSl1 n, 4 th SOOS n, thsW 70 l39-tLst Ihw
LsVlV
6thsye, cor l5Jthst, m s82 n N l62l0n tn
ll3f ~
Shave cor l4gthst th straight VITO l5gth th 3sa
~ ~ laf8e
5tbsve S3thsi n 1910 n TO I39th nth SAFE
Iuse lxls % eeeier line ii AgAin z5lo 70 ia
5ibaye cor Jliht, h l09. 10 II 135thsi I'll
shIhss 70 lJIIhst Al point l<7.lt n " Of 5thsve,
iftit
If0ih a. 9l8 Of 6ih-ave, ID 2i6s n N wS07h
% lflstsf, At point z,i6 ne Of 6thaYe th 29a n
ss ID n 70 eenef line bloch L lD89 h th 8l.8I
O. 81 Il to port on i4othst flZ6 a 0f shave
l. ~. 10 4 " Don. begianiag ............ &
New-York tribune., 1872-12-02
prp gooos.
HOLIDAY! GOODS!

OHer on OF
DRESS GOODS very choice selections FA NOY GOODS selected
especially for the Holiday Season. consisting in part of Rich Costumes
Evening Ball and Reception Dresses and handsome presents in Seal
skin Sacques kc Coak and India Sawls Also fine line of
LACE GOODS in which suitable holiday gifts may be found Dress
Goods Dress Patterns in all the fashionable shades at low prices
Alo FUR SETS, in Sealskin Sable Mink Ermine Asachan
Squirrel &c, &c,
elegant of Fancy Articles, Toilet Sets Glove Boxes
rndkecf Boxes Pemery Fancy Soaps Satchs and holiday
gifts of description Gents Dressing Gowns Smoking jackets
and Ca Scarf Ties Umbrellas Gloves and other articles for gentle
men u bic for the Holidays to which the attention Of ladies in
vted Also he Ieouse Despres and Dent Gloves in assorted
shades nut rp IL quantities suit the purchaser.
FORD &. TIA YLOR.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-03
ID O T o F L G E
worcester, Mass.
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS.

7
| Ncfhern Worcester County. Vermont and New Hamp-
] shie closes at bVu a IN; due at I pm.
Manchester, Concord ana Nashua \ H. Lowell, Leom-
ister Lancaster. Vest Boylstnn Oakilae and Clinton
ttchburg closes al &. 10. IS m and 3 20 n m Due al
and pm. ''' -"
Gardner Vt. and Mass r r. closes at f 70 10 IS
m and pm Due g, IS a m and 2 ami m
Princeton Fast Princeton and Wcst sterling close at
$3.50 m. Due at al5 a m
City OF Boston, close al & 80 and @ m Is and
Due 30 and 10 20 a nj 2 ri 3n ~ and TO- 30 m
Boston amt Worcester Wav Mail close al 3 a m and
p m. Due at 9,l5. 1898 a m and $50 pm.
Maine. Eastern New Hampshire ana Eastern MaSsa-
chusetts, close at $50 and a M ll5 and S p m Due
at g. 80 a m. 4. so and TO- D NJ
Rhode Island close at $50 and II Il m and $3.50 p m.
Due at 8. IS a m 2l5 and 30 n m
Way Mail on tie Providence and Worcester railroad,
close at $3.50 Due a. 9,45 am
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-03
NoRwIoH AND WORCESTER DIyI


~ SION, B., II and E. RR., 1871.
TRANS Go!Eo souTH LEAVE WORCESTER ~
O" !, III, y @y r;t"7eIger IRAN Connects al Wen
tom at Painfeld with trains ia aIia ir5r Si I l1a
i9d1, sIlo FLoNi1ehce at Norwich with brain i6y
10. 90 m. Way Passenger Train Connnrts Of ~.
cesler wit; trains from Boston, Nashua Fi,cf
Gurs, Lowell, &c; 81 Worcester Tuuction ','Iis
Western and Providence trains. al pui,,3,, II ~
Tram from Boston; al Plaiuae.d for l'royi lpnGs1
y SSzHlcn WIN GFaAs for New London MystS
S'l@ m way Passenger Train. Connects al gyor.
cester with trains from Nashua Fiicnhurg f,t.,s
OIL, &c; ct Worcester Junction Win F 80
trslh RON Boston, and trains from Western and
ii9Nldence and worcester roads at Putnam VIII
Tram rom Boston; al Planfcld Junction irsDE
rom Providence and Hartford arrive IN season iof
TINS tsaih passengers from way stations teycGps
webster, PGtnam and Dauelaonvtilgj for Nv
Yotk BY stesmer tromNew London, vii take this
T'Sep m Steamboat Express Tram fer New York
Connects at Worcester With trains from Boston
Concord, MancAesteE, Lowell, LGwrencc, Nashua
FitchhuTg &c; ct Putnam ff0ln Poster wal
pole, Erankiin and Blackstone; Leaves E6rYyich
for New London at ;s.t5 p m.
TRAINS COMO NORTH LEAVE N8RWICH AT
e'lO m Steamboat Express train for Boston daily
except Monday connecting AZ Putnam f0r Noe
ton Blackstone, Franklin and WainoIe; al Wef
S Soaeoy l@r FB9stSn birmingham Lowell Nashua
London OF 1.E5 n, dependent on arrival Of
900 NJ Way Passenger Train Connecting
flsinned Junction Tor Providence; nj rni1arz
Iof 6ostcn, arriving az 1929 m: al Wotcrstey
suhctl1n Tor Springfield, and way stations Albany
&c, and Providence; at WCrcester for trairs IL
- Boston, Nashua, dc. "
l'n0 M Way Passenger Tram CONNECTING a.
RlalEhed with train from and for Providence:
STRIVING al Worcester Junction In season for trams
70 Boston Providence Springfield ana Alba1ys
- 81 Worcester tor trains TO Boston, Nashua yr
o'A!, ? n. Way Passenger Train Connects az Nor
wen with train from New London, and az Psin,
held Junction with train 10 Providence, 1t Wog
cester with train for Boston.
WEBSTER SPECIAL.
Leaves Webster for W orcester at 500 = m.
Leaves Worcester for Webster at ss.:si . m.
A., Z 81. n. Andrews, sup't..
dt HOrwich & Worcester Biyision
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-03
COMMONWEALTH OF MAssAcHr

{ OMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU-
" SE'rrS-W oRCEsTER S. Probate 1,omrt NJ no
neirs a", next Of kim and all other persons interested
III le estate OF MOS d. NOURSE, late of HubbGrdston
u5on ne petition Of Elizabeth f. Nourse you are
hereny cileu TO appear at Probate Court to he held
at worcester In said county, the first Tuesday of
February next, at nine ocock the forenoon to show
tt1se; any you nave, why instrument purporling
10 D te last Will and testament said deceased shond
not nc approved, and also why the said petitioner the
eNeeutrN therein named should moi he exemnt fron,
giving surety or ureties on her bond 'P' i'''''
ihg slu petitioner is ordered serve this citation
ny publishing the same n week two veets sue
eSaisiVSy, N the Worcester Daily Spy a newspaper
peG ~ orcesier the last publication to be one day
malt macd wren or printed copy of This notice properly
,eEets OF sad estate, their legal representatives
Court. VI ''9 at ieist' peiore salu
A. Mtness Henry Chaplin Esquire Judge of said Court
tnS tlfletl day of January, IN the wear one thou
sand eight hundred and seycntv-tYo - ~ ~
ia3l 'V diasISfs ioh' Asst REGISTER
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-03
COMMONwEAITu on MAeo.cuIT

- 81 Is.-W oRoEsTER. IS, Probate CourtLTo all
vIsols interested III the Estate of FARLEY GODDARD
ia,S ui worcester, IN said county, deceased tesate
a. LOU I atS clted to appear Mt a Probate Court
hhueSuay o February next, at nine O'Clock in the
o,vhuon' 70 show cause why the second account
deueleu X isaac Davis and Emory Banister the Ex
yoiS o, '.elr administration Of said estate and
On ny III lills Office, should not he allowed
And the said accountants are ordered 10 oro i
sion, Dy publishing the once a week two weeks
suScesSlNeh, IN the Worcester Daily Spy newspaper
printed AT Worcester the last publication to be one day
h LINT before SAD Court and to send, or TO
uu it written or printed copy of this notice. properly
Iieu postage prepaid to each of the heirs, dcyisees
t sgaees o. sad estate, their legal representative
said court i' Gown "''0' "' i'''' '0'0's
lness, HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire, Judge of said Court
ms lwenly-seYCn'h day of January In the year one
housahd eight hundred and seventy Two.
age do ASi X NENs' register
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-03
BARRE & GARDNER n p

On and after Monday, Nov. 81 Trains will leave Gard
ner for Worcester and intermediate stations at co. IL
and II IS A. NJ and at AS r. NJ, making connection
with trains on all the roads terminating or passing
through Worcester.
RErURNlNG-Leave Worcester at 3 A. NJ. p 30 4t5
and 625 NJ, connecting at Gardner with an trans on
the Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad to and from
Hoosac Tunnel, Greenfield and intermediate stations
and at Greenfield and CIRCUITS Corner with trains north
and sOuth nom those points.
lNERS PHILLIPS President.
WorcesteT Nov. q ISL dr. rgr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-03
ROST0N & ALBANY RAILROAD
Boston AND WORCESTER DIyIsIov

WINTER ARR ANGEMEET, commencing on MON
DAY, Nov 49, ISL Sa
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester.
For Boston, at 20 exp, 92j exp. ana 9ij M and
l.lu $50 exp. 350 exp, 600 and 9.55 exp. D m.
The 20 M and 3.25, 3.5j and 9'hj p trains start
station ~ 90
For Grafton, Westboro soutllviq CordaviIa oos
Ashland at T0e and 9.4j m, LAO and 900 D m w
For South birmingham, 40 TOO g25 and g a. q ri,
lao 325, 9.55, 100 and 9.65 m. ~
For Milford at 100 and s25 IN, liO 825a and 8.55 m.
For Natick, az 1OO and 945 q IN, lao and 6,UU m
For Wellesley, Granville, West Newton Ne,yt,c
and Brighton, at 200 and gl6 m. and GOO D m pas.
sengers ioI the same stations also take The i0 M
wards '' "''''
The i2O m train runs every day except MOI dsy. an
others every day except Sunday. ' go
Sunday express from lbany leaves nl souare
stat o. at S35 m. for Boston.
Sunday haii leaves Washington square station az
$50 A. ri. GiCn 'ay) for Il, sion "
TRAINS leave session as toilOyys.
For worcester at 500, 100 $50 exp, exp m. l9O,
express $50 express to birmingham, $50 express, 300
For New York, via Springfield 900 esp. M 800 exp.
New York via Norwich, 5SC exp. N.
Grafton. 100 M l3O, 4.5O p m,
West5Oro 100 m, l.30 4.30 $50 exp. u.
Aouthvilie, 100 m. l.Su, 4SO nj.
Cordavle 100 m, $50, A3O m.
Ashland. 400 m, l.30, $50, $50 exp. m.
a M i.ae, s.lo exE., 400 exp, 400 $40 exp. 800, S6
NatcR 7Od 10 a M $50, ais, 400, 500, $50, $780, ,o@
Millbury, 100 m, 4.30pm
Saxonvllle 1900 M, 500 pm.
@ilord 1OO ssG exp , 9eSP am AIS exp A8O EXP nm
Sunday Mail leaves Boston Mt $50 p M sfosn,,r n, -
seyton, south tiSamiingham, Worcester wei Broo9
as sS Tau'l anu sTiives IN New Yor =,
A. FIRTH Aa IN sngnPP' t. Springfield.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-03
Money Sent without Danger Of Loss.

MONEY ORDERS for any amount not exceeding $50
order. will he issued deposit at this office and
payment of the following fees:
On orders not exceeding SIC. cents
Over so and not exceeding $50. ..........l5
over $50 $40, ......... 20
Swiss International Postal Money Orders issued at
this office at domestic rates.
G6~ United States Treasury Notes or National Bank
Notes only received or paid.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-03

should invariably be to the Post Office and Regis
tered The Registry Zee to all parts of the United States
is l5eens; Canada, cents Great Britain and the Ger
man states, cents.
OFFICE HoURS-From 6 As a m to pm, except
sundays. On sun lays from 9,45 to 1870 am.
Money Order business closes saturday at 2 pm
Jas dtf j. PICINErr. Postmaster
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-03

UPTOY.-DisTRIcT OF MAS
SACng SETS AT Clinton, the 18th day OF january
A. ID ISL Tue undersigned hereby gives moi leo az is
3gp9nnlnnenl as Assignee Of The estate Of tEORGE IT,
rus Ell. oil Lancaster. In the county of Worcrsler
within said district, who has been alluded "A b1nL r,,n
npon ns own petition by the district cont OF said ls
uct. CIIRiSTopIEni ~ Va INN I'm ti We
juS ,lss'Tht ~" " "iOt'H'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-03

ID o n ID " PEA G o X
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS,
No. 2 Front St. Exchange.

- FOR SALE-Or Exchange for City
A divided Is acres Wood land@cRes2ggt e aaF W m
A--p pie, &C. from 20 Is years growth; is ample
rooms, in good repairs barn in irstrate condition.
~ FOR SALE-About " miles from
Ei Worcester Farm of about s. acres, well divided
5sl!. and fenced with stone wall; II acres wood
supply fruit; house of rooms newly painted and
rapered barn 80 So. with CELLAR CARPENTER shop and
shed; y mile from stores school &c; II mile from X.
Il. Station Price $500.
~ FOR SALE-About 81 miles from
Ei Worcester, very desirable AM cosy little place,
asl,E consisting house. barn. AMI Ia acres OF land
house nice cottage of rooms, in first rate
good supply of appes about mile from church. few
rods from school, near five factories. Price $500.
- FOR SALE-In New England Vii
k;;; age house, barn shop. and acres of land;
R. r.. Station Price 1920.
nor SALE-About miles from Worces-
Il ter a valuable Wood and Timber Lot.
- FOR SALE-On Union ST., two
Iii tenement house Of II rooms all in 70 od repair
I'LL. Price $500
- FOR SALE-On Gold ST., Brick
Ei Block, containing two tenements.
EiIl Price SSOOO
~ FOR SALE-On Clifton st., n new
Hill house OF rooms well painted and blinded; city
ElliiI waters 5000 ieet Of land. Price $500.
- FOR SABE-Un Chatham ST., q
ki;iiI tenement French roof house OF 20 rooms will
El!L rent Tor $500; well painted and blinded city
water and good wei; lot 80 100 Price SSOOO
49, FOR SALE-On Newbury st., a
h1; tenement house of 20 rooms, printed, blinded,
aI and in gooi repair will rent for $3.50
]@-SS- Price $780,
EOR SALE-A good Pasture of 20 acres,
Il about miles from Worcester. diff iaS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-03

VNHE LADIES' HAIR STORE.-NIisses
a. y. y. %. CLOuGu would rcspee fully nlorm
Welt lady friends and former patrons, that they have
returned 10 their old location " Front st y a. Leland
building. opposite the Common, where they viii be
HAPPY TO attend to the wants Of al who may favor them
WIN call ~ making work to order; alro reuoyaiing
aia auqsing Old sets Of hair; cutting thidrens and
"'Anes har, cham pooling &c, &c.
r,aa ANNA X. CLOUGH
"'~ au FANNY o. cL0UQH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-03
1871 CHES HIRE RATTRnAn-
- = 9 l. WINTER ARRANGEMENr-nSn

: AKItl NI}EMNgV- -I1,--,.,-.-
ing MONDAY. Dec. 25 1871 'N -Coihinenc-
trans leave Worcester. Foster Street Tc,ot q, T. %
m, H. a, and 20 D. M; Fiebbnre at q ~ AZ ta a.
lows Falls. Ivy heele and Bel.
Maklng e0nnections at Bellows Falls with pp,1s5 f.
PPinIlngion X H. TOR Rutland Saratoga RTir,Tt,,1 O.
1d So mtn w. central r. T. for Windsor White biyer
gpuicoon connecting with Conn and Passumpsc si,
mtosol Montpeer, St Adams, Rouses Point 0aienS
Tickets to gil points north for sale at No Fo4ter,,
Worcester-7J. BARNARD, Agent. 'i s''e't
.r ~ rs Is low as BY any route and distance css
and North. !, S!1ST,T n " ~ - l0f Wtst
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-03

Lesye WS Of 4 for Albany ana Way stations cco
m. ~ ''"' JAW am, and A. As
For Albany texpress) 9.55; for New Yorl a,, 40
iNpl lV25 m, and ass and iD8b ~ Az Alnnny
sunoy a leaves ny 1913 2. NJ Sleeping ca iofk
1870 m train. "'Ag' connecting with
i55 exp gs sx5 iof worcester at 400 lib
e1PIes5 os n sunday mail 255 ond3yS1' sunday
York rentrai 'TTrntVIi9hs-At Albany with fbc Nov
and Boston AT and Sa dsm win me Harlem aud as Ss5
Line with fbe Spflngs Railroads. Al State
AZ westgeId Win S , Adams and Hqlsatonc rrosds
Az Az 9prnRneld with the Hartford New aven s lo ns
ne New fonhee River Railroads. Al paimer WIN
Win ,mo bpuon northern RR AT W0ruceier Jnri,nn
Man aug AK rroyldenee and Worcester worcester apa
soni Fra aua1 NrorWlch and Worcester Railroads AZ
bury, and Milford Railroads N'ii'o" "h" rHch
20 RUSSELL, supd, Springfield
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-03

consisting Of LOB acres, well divided into moving pas
iurage. ana WOOD land. all in good condition. On the
farm cottage mouse. with barn. woodhouse sheds.
and all necessary outbutldings. The stock tools and
veTyhng on the farm will be included in the sale il
not disposed OF IN ~ days, ii will be disposed OF
PUBLIC AUCTION
Further information may be obtained from VIM
SHAW. on The premises, or of j. S CUTTING bat the
Oakdale House in 0akdale. ,3v 'Ia96
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-03
Zeal estate.
THE OLD BROAD FARM.

- FARM FOR SALE-SItuated in the
Iii town ct sterling, mile from 0akdale the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-03
"9@ Main Street, Spy Building,

Gu FOR SALE-In Harvard, Mas 90
Eiii lss rom Boston, 2ines 10 churches storc, -
TIL post Office near school, farm OF slxtv and
harm AZ phgeq WIN buildings consisting OF a splendid
,voai ~, 10 lesi posls a2-slory house with Lnnd
WIN snedt me hest Of water In house and harm 1ar
niS seven acres Of orchardng Of choice fruit beside
pt nivn. ptachcs. ounces, ani lots of Rrapes cnr
rants am strawberries; also d cranberry ieai1v III a
ncits Which Welded nvc barrels Inst wear The now
lhs t moved Wlii machine said farm Id well fenced
Win rtOhe wall wood enough for fires ana lie mill
.ih Ne sOld AZ me door Any one in search az 4 5nad
ihI on easy terms viii do well TO see this Dplore hiv
nK ~ u y 9erei ~ great bargain For further Day
uSu ui hppii 70 SIDNEY BULL, the premises or
Harvard, Jan 20, 1872, w2m'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-03
SPECIALITY
FOR
DYSP .EPSEA

This is not new preparation TO be tried and found
in the practice of eminent physician with mpar-
aleled NOT expected or intended 10 cure
ALL the diseases to which human family is subject
but it's WARRANTED TO CURE DYSPEPSIA in its
most obstinate FORM relief being always obtained from
the first use, and a permanent cure effected when
properly continued.
SOME OF THE SYMPTOMS OF DYs-
PEPsIA ARE Loss OF APPETITE,
WIND AND RISING OF FOOD, DRY
NESS IN THE MOUTH, HEARTBURN,
DIsTENTION OFTHE STOMACH AND
BOWELS, COSTIVENESs, HEAD
ACHE, DIZZINESS, sLEEPLEssNEss
AND Low sPIRITs; UNLESS
SURELY n FFESES
THE MIND AS WELL AS BODY, AND
UNITS ONE FOR THE DUTIES OF
LIFE IN a SHORT TIME.
rS@THEsE ARE ALL REMOVED EY
THE USE OF WHITES SPECIALITY
FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Price $1.O0 per Bottle.
For sale in Worcester by
E. A. WARREN,
G. R. SPUR, and
F. A. DICKEY & CO.
p II f p A RED ONLY BY
ii. G. WHITE,
JAG dim ial9wls RoSToN.
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GREENw WOOD INsTITUTE
> Miles from Boston,
ON THE uOSTON ANr,

This Institution is established for the reccntlou ond
treatment Of patients suffering from disease or derange
ment o. the nervous SYSTEM caused nv Cyera no NJ
brain, by too sedentary HABITS or Tic exceseiy ~ ~,
lu a, use o. alcoholic Or narcotic stlmuants
q week varying according 10 the Recommendations re-
CURED Tor the patients In cases reauIrng eStrnori-
extra charge. "" Wy "P''P'
All Inquiries addressed TO me at Greenwood Mass or
at NY once III Boston, viii be Immediately answered
~ may be deemed necessary
Payments will be re0urpd ia advance
Boston Ohice-Itoons No. II fremont Temple, One
hOurs-lO A, NJ. to O'Clock p. NJ.
ALBERT DAY, NJ. d.,
superintendent and Physician.
Greenwood, ApL ~ 1911 deopaet OLD
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INDIAN CANCER D0CTRESS. - Mrs,
n H. G. POTTER, formerly of Boston, skmlly re-
moves Cancers, umOrs and all Secondary Formations
without lhe tud 81 instruments, avoiding an painful
operations win The lance She Is prepared 10 submit IND
highest testimonials from all classes of ctizeis She
relies upon her cures, rather than upon any shoy state
ment In print. Consultation free ''
Residence, LinwOOd Place Worcester oelre hn,ys- q
A. N. to " NJ. and to 5 NJ dtfbs jai7 -
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II Il G e ED THIS DAY
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A woman died al Portsmouth n few DAYS
since who bad lived in one family, as servant,
for seventy-nine years.
The brotherhood Of Odd Fellows In the state
contributed the sun Of SlJiG for tae benefit Of
their brethren 10 Chicago
Geo. H. Sturteyani for many years,connected
with the Concord Monitor, has accepted a posi-
tion on the Boston CultivatOr.
The Portsmouth Times says that about Six
hundred persons in thar city and vicinity were
swlndled by The BiddcfOrd lottery.
Inc house Of Augustus Y. Rand, in Ports
~ was burned few days ago. Insured
rug american fan company at Nashua is
very 9lsy az me present time. One $500 order
from Boston was sent in on Monday.
Wufkmen began operations on f,e Grst 600.
ton Of the Marlborough railroad Nc oil,
aud Up TO the present tile have los, oni, ong
hali-day from unpleasant weather. '"O
The New Hampshire insurance co,,,......
elected Officers few days ago, choosina e.,.,l
Weston as vice president aud Goy-that-is. tn.hc
Straw as president.
II Is reported that Forts Constitution ana Nc
Clary are to be abandoned. Government enyi
neers have surveyed ten acres Of land at Jerry,
Point, the most seward point Of land nea
Portsmouth, harborf Ibe Owner has been w