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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-01
1872.
w illSOI''S Line
PROVIDENCE & PHILADELPHIA
STEA HIPS.

OLD LINE ESTABLISHED IN 1894
Steamships INTER. Capt Harding wutprvtNyr
|4gl SHERMAN formerly composing the REYSToNE
~ ~. saihg from FOOT south Main Street Prevalence
anu from ller IL, below Spruce Street, Philadelphia
EVERY SATURDAY., at 8 p. I'M.
N9 wharfage and no rehandlinp. steamer ALWAYS nm
nHIin 70 receive freight Goods forwarded rom
R,la1ielphla TO an points W est and South ~ "''''
marx your Goods Wnsor's Line and covo AZ 1..
Street station. 0' anu 'o"No dt Green
For further Information apply to
A. e. QUACKESBoss, Agent.
or n a. spENcpp A., Worcester
upNuv so00tt south Main st.. Providence
s24 diff 1888 South DelaynIsee asa,n,,o ma,
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OLD DIR. HAwLEY,s

NO MORE NAUSEOUS MEDICINES
for Sennal Weakness, pies, hcoatiaence Of CIine
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BRANCH 0FFIcE-@93 Front ST., Washington
square Worcester Mass. open from AM o9r.M
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quarter of century experience has perfected a local
cure speedy. permanent and secret Local treatment
proven by the most eminent European physicians the
only cure. instrument and specific with pain direc
tons, securely sealed So 0
Third Avenue New York, and r. r. LANDON No =
Tnd Block. Chicago. | dEwtanIG VIZ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-01

w EASTWARD, HO Tickets for Tho
West by all routes, and for all points sonth IN ne
Mississippi River at the lowest raies Annl ~ w
BAhNAkD, v and Canada Express ofIiee ~ Sromn
ehcertnlly given. dtf '"""o" WI w
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OVER 10000 PERSONS TREATED IN
> YEARS.

DR. HENIoN'S practice is mostly Diseases OF 8
Chronic nature, and given u Is IneurahEs ms
treatment is peculiar himself although there have
been men in al ages who have hzt the ss-s Magnetic
Power over the diseases Of the body and mind So--s
call it the GIFT OF HEALING - VT ssyr naYz -,..
Sessed 1t to such extent over na-y AL diseases and
persons It's life and vitality passel e-u- . str11-
healthy body to weak ore, E1L4 restores he Isr or
unequal circulation o.. TIE vital @ -s-vszs z-t -
powerful is this in5zsnce shLs 7s-ys-s WHO pgva far
many years suS5rst csul -ssss wacl hsvs been p-u-
Eolnce1 t7szra1Js- Ali vt1Cl --ass.-s las been a.
uninsured VIE n g," sfc5- EL7s 1ssr restored 70
health Ia Ii .lcra,lig IAGrE g1ua & s-s /, vii NJ,
resa2cs iiav ntilla al 1g 1cfr ~ 9eef-- sshr in
2oHi'rLiiis, illJ q vii Ivgg .ssrz .i5l- s- Wit
+Far iiIs". ole ll@icIia lasa. rlG- its -zs s-.s
5cllGiDes II 3i't1Gi iers 10 1udhz1.g 70 ,as-5s or
'a2af7liaIlli inmtu u i larm1uF Nll1 al. assu-a,
@sFt llulY smunU luFBra,tua Cd laaar 4-l.55,ss 70.
cry 1aflnwitst'se ais lgva, lus -g.s54. .s --ss-;
~ -''iasi7as Il't ann les Is l.l4.le 1 &c .zsl.
qgslszE2
% i-a 'tzisleu5 lIsa sIs sv 1-z,rsss FL, E-rs.-
craze eAasa Cd ildaE GlF rr.-ia0s -argc5, !s1s Al
- a-'s q TIE s-4c1 il6 lew ttlsa ral-s gs,.
ol ifs---zus, sIssgs DEAFNESS zrit4a s.,gas zss,t-
Won S-l L-fTI'lts @ saz s1uls. lt sIle-l71c IN
d. heiol Ia %: Tie caaG Fsa-s nads .inss Var
T07s cases bro1zEi By ss--13uas a y1a,ig.r ,-,,l
49, -4 --4 "a A-f alls % s-z gl1Ers- aizra l
me DISEASES ~llsn yis.1 l-sa ra.. &C. s.s .5-aa7.
agency this msthnd- 5tze.s.s. ~ 1s s.s DIV
pepsia' Constipation, Asthma ARIA Pscr..., s-.,
sis' Loss Of Voice, Information Esszaas.e Cas Iss,
DISEASE al kinds Of Sexual Weakness Dase-ea sss5
acne Nervous Irritation Of the BRAIN B,aa.atsss e.
tarrh Diseases Of the Heart Rrup,ive Disezses csrg
SONS HyStera, Neuralgia, Thrush Congestion of s5ser
lfatlon Of stomach, Diseases Of Kldneys, Liberation
ana Displacement 0 the Womb Morbid Dpetl,e Wake
tulness General Debility, Weak Spine, Nervous De
preston Difficult Breathing with pain In the Lungs
weak and Sore Eyes Of every description Discharge
rom the Ears. Hose in the Head Cancers, Tunors
fhes' suffering, Tape Worm Biiiousness Coughs MAJ
turoation' Falling Of the Womb liberation Ietcbor-
rhea or Whites, all Discharges q the Blood and Trina
ry Organs he
Dr. henon has In connection with his peculiar feat
ment' discovered specific for that terrible disease
Epepts Fits and particularly invites those AFFLICTED
with the SDasms.
rar"lySis Consumption and General Dropsy are the
most $40" and uncertain with this treatment Patients
aceo with these have rarely restored; they are
however, always benefited. Deafness when dependent
upon lhe destruction of Tympanum and total BIZ
dependent upon Paralysis of Optic Nerve are in mos
cases ncurable
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semlna1 Nyenkness nr snermn1nr,.,..a.,

Immediately cured and full vigor restored This dis
tressing aticton-which renders life miserable and mar
rage mpossihe-is the penalty paid by the victims OF
improper mdulgences. Young persons are too ant to
commit excuses from not being aware of the dreadful
consequences that may ensue. Now, who that under
STANDS te SUBJECT VIII pretend to deny that the power
OF procreatlon IS lost sooner by those falling into i'm
proper habits than by the prudent: Besides being de-
pflNed OF the pleasure OF healthy offspring hemos ser
Gus and destructive symptoms of both body and mind
arse. me system becomes deranged the physical and
mental functions weakened, Loss Provocative Power
Nervous lrritablty, Dyspepsia, Papitation of tie
Heart INDIGESTION Constitutional Debility and Wasting
OF the Frame, Cough. Consumption. Deeay and Death
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~ ,nan -.

ESIABLISHED IN 1882. YOIJ Nj
T bsasr In Fancy Goods Toys and Useful Art les
umbrellas and PnrasOs Repaired pinl no i, s!es
pea San scyles Stamping for Embroidery :" NUM-
aen tn G 81 ihe French Dye House Of Boston, Goods
Man S9serye the sign Of The Variety Store No. 2qs
ieT deoptI ~"'"''kauioha Bank.
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The temperance societies of Springfield, Chico.
pee, Chicopee Falls, Holyoke, Westheld, Mitti-
neague, and northampton, will celebrate the
birthday Of Father Mathew, Oct. 10, by pro
cessiou in Springfield, and probably an enter
tainment in the evening at the opera house,
which will include the best OF the late tableaux
and several new ones, besides other attractions
too numerous 10 mention.
Springfield is, it seems, TO be made, for a time,
at least, the headquarters Of the Chinese depu-
tation OF scholars in this country. A house
on Howard street has been rented for six
months, to the list of April next, with the priv
ileee OF renewal, if desired. Ii is to be furnished
by the party except the carpets, and they will
live as at home, in Chinese style. Those who
viii remain are as follows: Chief ommission-
er 1ung Wing, who is a very able man, and a
fit representative Of the shrewdness and progress
siyeuess Of the present Chinese government;
Isang Ian Sing, interpreter for the commission,
his wife, three daughters and three sons; Com
missioner Chin Ian Pin; Yeh Shun Iung, the
teacher; and five servants, two of whom are the
barber and tailor.
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YOUNG MEN

who have injured themselves by certain practice r.
uulged IN when alone, habit frequently learreF --
EVIL companions, at school, the effects OF UhI-E s
mghy felt even when asleep, and ii not curet rz-f.
marriage impossible and destroy both mind AMI 5,6r
should apply Immediately. What pity that Z ry--E
man. the nope OF his country, the pride of his -zrsrs
SHOULD ne shatched from all prospects and enigyszrF
me by the consequence of deyiating from The tath n
nature ana secret harit. Such persons must 5f5rs
contemplating marriage, reflect that sound mimi a1t
D0qy are the most necessary requisites produce con-
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

DR.. Hallock addresses all those who have Iniurai
themselves by improper indugences and solitary HABITS
which ruin both body and mind uniting them far
either business, study, society marriage These are
some OF the sad and melancholy effects produced by the
early habits of YOUTH viz: Weakness OF the Rack and
Limos, rams in the Head, Dimness of Sight, Loss of
Muscular Power; Papitation Of the Heart DysDepsia
Nervous lrrtability, Derangement OF the digestive
ton, &c. " ui'p-
MENTALLY, the fearful effects the mind are much
TO be dreaded. Loss of Memory Confusion of Ideas he
preston OF Spirits Evil Foreb6dngs Aversion 10 Soce
w sen DlstruSt, Love Of SOLITUDE Timdity, &C. are
ages can now Judge what Is the of their declining
and emaciated, having a singular appearanrc aF5r S
eyes, cough and SIMMONS % cO Summation ~ '--
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RosToN AND ALBANY RAILROAD
BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, commencing MoSpAy

ROGTON ANN yVDpf-Fsa ru-p f,rvry.v1,-
STrATNfEP ApptNf, II, IN - u ' sue
limo Ia is-l- - - commencing dOSbAf
PASSFNGFP TPATN-s los,.o w..
Fc,r i,t.+l, ~, % - e't'S W urccattr
I4O 335 exp EXP 30 666 8 g ~, IN no d m ana
from Wasbinann soTar @ ana Ioo III Iaih9 start
ST. station ga ''''''S nun os'eF
Far Gr9ftot, Xycsttor,, S,r,I.i,,, r,...,
Fnr S,i,tb ,i,a, ,, ~ 80, tlu H.
S95 SIS S0 and 3 s. N N, e q So anu '' " H. l4",
For Milford AZ : nnj Q * mn, l so g95 md ,qor
For Natlck Ht : and o Is "A NJ / 4n gl md 4 =, N, "
ana Rr,,sNrr, ~ : s,i a az - NCMMton Newton,
senscrs i6r the same stations can also as ba u as
train Natick and there change to tbe oT1T,,lI5
frzi- which leaves Nsrict fyyartsy5, ny
war5s ''7 ''''e--
he ana q. r-s5- -a-z =-z-,- 4s,- t.y4.-+ ,f7 -,
3sse-s =ga-T 1-T aTcsss @7-fsg, i'''1' M
---1sr EzrEzss f--l AIfssrr leaves v-sslii,,eto, %
s-sa 81 go 2 ~, B5si1- ''A -
-gr1ar hEa. sases Wa-l=7.t.-t a- .+s.fo- . % , IN
lEs--zyg ~ Js....l- ' '''" sou d M
TRAINS LEAVE BDST1E us F5io.gs.
Far Wg+css.ar. a. g. Z - ~ IN No., %
eza,sss ~ ag5re. T. Pfrfrsis q =. {, y, az d y,
express fu. -a' NV
Fos sew York via Springfield. 9 eyD a n, sr- O
szp. t1. AIS 't'"
sew YoFI. via Norwich $50 cxp.pm
Grafton. 3. 7. u ii In. lgg. 4 30 M
NfstNIgI. 3, al al 10 } ( Hg 2 20 evr, "a
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NoRWICH AND WORCESTER DI

~ VyMTsWAICh AND WORCESTER DI.
~ VISION b., H. and 4. r. r.. 1872
a TRAINS GolNG sourrf, LEAVE WORCESTER AT
sieT with tyd anS S. Train Connects at Web
tons az Pialnicld with trains TO and from Hart
W %a, I I hIoydenGG; al Norwich with train Tor
1000 m. Way Passenger Train. Connects at wor-
Gesler WIN trains from Boston. Nashua, Fitch
Western and Providence trains; al Putnam MIX
arm ron y Boston and for wilmantlc at plain
ncl Tor Hartford and Providence; Norwich with
Irmm LOT New London and New York via
OILS pm Way Passenger Train. Connects Mt wor
Tster WIN trains from Nashua, Fitchburg, Low
,,ih ~ ~ ~ worcester Junction with Express
Mun rom Boston, and trains from Western and
ProyidenGe and Worcester roads; al Webster for
o3utnnIlugei ut Putnam with train from Boston
and mrWmantc; nj Plnindeld jnnetion' trains
T2n providence and Authoritative in season for
81 Passengers from way stations except
We9lser, Fntnam and Danlcsonylllel for New
train to Norwich.
7'SO pm; Steamboat Express Train for New York
concord, Manchester, Lowell, Lawrence, Nashua
p6lchE WITH &e az Pntnam rom Boston, wal
Tor Sew London at % ;s5 pm.
TRAINS GOING NORTH LEAVE NoRwtCH AT
A'iO m. Steamboat Express Train for Boston, daily
f tSS M2Inday) connecting At rntnam for los
cester Tor Boston, Framingham, Lowell Nashua
Concord, Filchhnrg, &c. This train leaves New
500 a 70; way Passenger Train, Connecting at
d rian di, Junction for proylfence; at Putnam
nnanlci ~ worcester Junction Tor Springfield
NJ W T s1oR, APy &e and pT9ydSneoi
ll'a5 q M way Passenger Train. Connecting az
Hartford, and for Providence, arriving al wor-
GestefJunct9n "a season for traius 20 Boaton'
ter for trains to Boston, Nashua. &e. a il.
FL" M WAY Passenger Train Co nnects ~ ny pi MR.
eld Junction WIN train from r[9yasngHs os sna
aud Stations West Of waipoIei al Worcester
Junction with train for boston
Leaves Webster Tor Worcester al G.OOam.
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MARRIAGE.

riage, being aware Physical Weakness Organic ne
bility. Detormities, &c, speedily cured
He who places himself under the care of DR. UaIIoct
may relgiousy conde in his honor as gentleman and
confidently rely upon his ski! as a physician.
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Railroaos.
DROVIDENCF & WORCESTER RA

providence & WORCESTER RAIL
day, Sept. l6 1872
Express Train stopping only Mt WooDsocket and TX
bTdgel leaves Worcester at lOl5 Providence at
Aeeommodation Trains will leave Worcester for Provi
dece and way stations at 40 eNp from WOonsocket)
and II 80 a M, 400 (exp. from Woohsocket) and $50
p.
Providence for Worcester and way stations, at 74O
and Lisa. m. and $50 p. m.
The I.4O q m (mail) and 2.l5 m (express) trains
from Providence. and the l0l5 (expressl and
4.uU mail and $50 p m trains from Worcester
meet at worcester Junction with trains TO and from
clinton titchburg, Rutland Saratoga Montreal Nashua,
Lowell: Lawrence Concord anSthe White Mountains;
Spnngneld Albany, Troy. Niagara Falls, and points
Through Tickets and Baggage Checked to all important
TIL, Inc Worcester trains except express and $50 IN,
SonecL AT oonsocket JUNCTION with trains and from
Milford, and at Waterford with trains of the Boston,
Hartford and Erie railroad.
SPECIAL TRAINS.
Leave Providence Tor Waterford 800 IN and tO5 n IN
connecting Immediately with trains for Southbridge
Putnam and Norwich
Leave Providence for Woonsocket at l0.OOpm
Leave Woonsocket orProyidence At 800 IN. go D m
Leave Providence tor UNbridge at 100 pm
Leave Wateriordtor Providence at $40 p n.
Leave Uxbrdgc for Worcester at 5.45 a m
Trains leave Milford for Worcester and Providence at
lao and Hoo m and APO WOonsocket for Milford
at $50 a IN, and 100 and $50 m.
W. b. HILTON Sup't
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Commodore Nuit was stopped in the streets
% New Haven the other day by the truant Off
GERS who inquired where he attended school
Inc Danbury News says: You can tell a man
VINO lives IN The country by the shot holes in M
wardrobe This is the cunning season for town
people Wv"
lne falnhaiu iype-seier manufacturing com.
pa93 mas been organized in Hartford and Is IN
s,,- jug tafnham type-seting machine at Colfs
~ ~ MI NJ. Farnham, the inventor is
lave charge Of the work. 10
~ t nuu uigger which recently com,ne,ood
~ H,iVuA NJ Norwak harbor Is evtenJinI, ~
yet-sa y, ,. W. upper end. The mud ii CON
feJrI ~ VAe pl me islands at the men, I'm IN
river in seoWs. Twelve leet Il ~ uiouih 81 the
Of the channel % W ne The depth
Inc largest Hight Of wild pipenns a.,
been seen IN that vicinity FOR f,yS ,,. .lat has
over talr Haven Saturday mofuing passed
Of three hundred were killed. Tbe air oP"ard
OF pigeons and the sight was most ine, a. iull
70 the sp0rismen "'piilung
Thomas Curley, Of Thompsonyille at,aol.,
newly married man al the hotel the other ~ Ja a
but the benedict defended himself with an a iy
knocking bis assailant down, and appars,,9i /,
killing him. The benedict was arrestad I5
Deputy Sheriff Lord and locked IN. and Cnrley
soon fegainiug consciousness, was also orrested
boin were examined BY Chester johnson Tsn
ana ihe married man discharged, while Curldv
was ponnd over Tor trial in the higher court
me DahDufy News says; A Stony Mn marty
has rooster whose wings are silyered IN tbe
hoaA VI thirteen winters. It's head il alp,os,
9Nli hud about ts neck are the marks of tbe
hnsen q the many who have atteInn,ed ~
ssqaps u ior the pot by wringing rs hpad ~
'n' 9Hel Ef"pasire, the man in his prime. and
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-01


John Whorff Of SkOwhegan, the inventor of
the WhorH axes, is eighty eight years of aye,
and Is still able TO make, temper and finish an
axe with his own hands.
The barn and ell of3a house owned by Edward
L. Whittier, situated the east side of the river
IN Belfast were burned Sunday evening The
main house was saved in damaged condition.
Insured iol S120O in a Hartford office
Mary OHara, a factory operative, was
drowned at Lewiston, Thursday She was Is.
-Four men were drowned while going from
Pembroke fair to Eastport on Friday night, in
the storm. They were in a small boat, and it is
supposed it was upset, as the boat has been
picked up, but the bodies have not been recov-
cred. Two Of them were sons of Wallace Cup
til, one son Of Nelson Guptil, and the other
Capt VIM. Muhlman's son.
Hon. L. X. Smart died at Camden, Sunday
night, of soitening OF the brain, at the age of
hfty-nine. Hewas born at Prospect, now Sears
port, in 1913. He was member of both branches
OF the state legislature for several years, and
was representative to congress from 1S47 10
ls49, and from 1851 10 1858, and from 1858 to
1883 was collector at Belfast; and was the dem.
cratic candidate Tor governor in 1870. In 1854
be established the Maine Free Press, and was
ITS editor three years. He was also editor of
the Bond IaXer and Maine Democrat
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Read what die Press saw,

Read what the Press Sayst
We consider DIR. Mansfield Of Worcester Mass n very
able and sknl practitioner in the treatment of Sper
matorrh@a or Seminal Weakness; likewise Diseases M.
Woman. In fact, we may safely say he has not hi
equal in either branch Of the sclence-Ed Denocrat
BrooklyR, NJ !.
jyl2 dtOou7s
A CARD TO LADIES l-MRs. II IL
- ARCHER, NJ. d., graduate from the Eclccfir W.
ieal College of the City of New York has oneped an
ia FRONT STREET..
where all diseases Of Ladies' and Children con no sco
uncally treated Mrs Archer has had tbe exneria,no
Of many years practice, and In her chemical
nts ulacoNered SAFE cure for Cancer nnr
nDre without PAIN or injury to the healthy cneie by
erence given TO patients cured For particulars inoir
sl3 diU,s 80 ~ y lof P NJ
on ~, MSLAtRRiIAGE.-Happy Relief for
- oulg Men from the effects Of Errors and Abrsos
W early NE, Manhood restored Imnedn,ents a., R1
Ihee removed New method of treltIpent NJ 1
sealed envelopes, ~ N'N"'aiS hehI Iee IN
ADDRESS HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. Q sop,i N,,,,,,
ntaiian snr h h3-in institution having high rem
aul2 dgn, 500 P''''N'Iuhh hhlll.
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The ~. Albans Messenger says that the work
of cutting down expenses on the Vermont Gem
iTal has begun in earnest Nearly one.third of
the train men are being discharged, while the
remainder, who have to assume their duties
have tner pay increased only one-frth Up.
and the pay Of the remainder cut down from tcp
to NIFTY cents each per day. There is much less
activity IN the shops than heretofore. Some of
the section men have also been discharged. and
u any officers or clerks can be spared they will
ooubtess have TO 90. OF course the men do not
ENJOY u, and on many Of them il falls hard at
this ume Of the year, bat the managers are Ieit
no alternative but TO cut down every expense
not absolutely necessary 10 the safe running Of
the road -
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connecting directly at Providence with Steamers OF the
Prov. & New York Steamship Co.
Passengers can take the 1918 (Exp) or Il.sO AM.
Trains II they prefer spending the afternoon in Provi-
Pleasure seekers and families with children, will find
midnight changes from cars to boats 'N'' ''' "'
fAdEE-"orsesier to New York First Glass. 100
baggage Checked Through)
Excursion Tickets 10 Now York and po,rrr moo, TO-,
30 days viii he sold until further notice for sG 90
being SOO less than by Rail- and $500 less than by any
The Steamers of this line have been fitted up with
iederehee 10 the comfort safety and convenience
Of passengers who by this route enjoy THE advantages
% sR through the charming waters of Narragansett
bay before sunset-ar inviting, seasonabe supner on
board the boat-and quiet refreshing ali night slnbcr
aTrW2g IN New York In season for early trains south
Shippers Of Freight to New York PHILADELPHIA RoIti
more the south and West advised that facilities for
ALWAYS AS Low AS BY ANY OTHER LINE '"'"'
For tickets or rates OF freight appy NJ Onre Prov, e.
Wor H. r., Green ST., Worcester. or TO I'VE
A. c. MUNR6E, Agent,
oncc r. W II r. and p \. ~ i sil Worcester
Worcester, july s, 1872. dr. 0'' iv22
e-FA NORFOLK AND BATTT.
ftss s.s MORE ;,5 AMP rWAsHiSGToN, D. {.
Zine sail rom end Lh ~ Of this
EAiTIonr WEEKLY at $50 r. NJ for NORFOLK and
STEAMSHIPS;
W wIItLILIIAaMM KHtEwMRSERRY capt Henry D. Foster.
MCCLELLAN ...'.....,, + NJ n ii iid ma.le't'
WIZ fA M Pr Cant wlnsow Loyeland.
Fresht SSrWoSdEs;5 rom capt Geo H. Iiaett
MchmOhd Ply river rail and by the Virginia ana Ten
nessee Ar Line, to all points In Virginia. Tennessee Ala
Raroad to ali points in Sor sn Sg so 9nd Roanoke
n rG balm4re and Ohio Railroad to Washington and ali
Through rates given to South and West
Fanc PASSENGER ,s, accommodations.
tIle g. houlsi to Baltimore Sl5-time 65 hours TV
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TLlWVIIT VVUNIl,
VIM. NJ. Washbum of Middleboro has been
fined SO and costs for firing gun loaded with
peas and beans into the body OF a horse owned
by Andrew Ramsdel
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Joseph Young, one of the three who broke
Dover jail last Tuesday night, was captured at
Milton Corner on Sunday night and returned TO
Jail.
The trustees of the state library have unani-
mously appointed VIM. II. Kimball of Concord
librarian, in place OF Mitchell Gilmore of Com
cord, whose term of Office has expired. Mr..
Nm was the incumbent Of the position from
1867 to 1871.
AT the last regular meeting of the city councils
OF Nashua it was voted unanimously in both
boards to lay aside the sum of 81, coo from the
money received from the state in reimburse
ments OF war expenditures, for the purpose of
erecting soldiers monument. 1t is probable
that this sum VIII be largely increased by nri.
yate contributions, and that the CITY will rear a
memorial second to none in the state. The site
mas not been selected, although il is generally
understood that it will be Abbott or Railroad
square
The up express train on the Boston. Concord
and Montreal railroad, Sunday night at eleven
O'Clock, when three miles from Lancaster, ran
over three COWS and was thrown from the tracl,
and badly smashed up. Nine passengers only
were on board Of whom none were fatally in.
Jured, though all were more or less bruised or
Jared. lie brakeman Of the New London car
SANFORD Wallace OF Worcester, was taken from
under the stove badly bruised about the head
Conductor George MouIton was slightly burt.
and MIR. Allen Quimby, station agent at Little,
ton severely injured. The latter was taken mn
Tor dead, but II is thought he will recover
Francis Richardson Of Lancaster was badly
bruised about the head and limbs, and rendered
lhsenslDle5 but IS now doing we'll News of the
disaster was conveyed to the village, and medi.
cal assistance was Immediately dispatched to
lhe scene oil the accident. The train was several
honTs Dehind time, having waited at Plymouth
10 take passengers attending the races there.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-01

NJ. Read the following statements
MIS- A. Il. Skellan, 29 Robinson st. Fall River has NOT
SPOKEN word above whisper for Is months and doc
~ I az tnc time ana received benefit until went to
II henlOn on the llth Of last March, when he gave me
ny voice IN minutes time and has remained good ever
SINCE VIII answer inquiries.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-01
1870 CHESHIRE 5 AsHUELCT
VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS,

y AND TROY ANO GREENFIELD RAILROAD
cars leave Worcester Foster 81. Depot for oOsac Tun
ne North Adams Saratoga and Troy, y. Y, at 30 and
80 4 IN, Tor North Adams. NOOsaC Tunnel Greenfield
F FT f and Braeboro at $50 and Ills m.
Leave HoOsac Tunnel for Boston at 73O m and | 20