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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-18
NQyREsWyDIKoHF AND n, WORCESTER DT-

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~ VISION, B., II: and E. R. r., 1872.
q TRAINS GONG SOUTH LEAVE WORCESTER AT
O'oS IN. way Passenger Train Connects at Web
ster with train from Southbrfdge and for Bos-
toni at Planfed with trains to and from Hart
New London from West Side .tation %i'H Tram LOT
AO'VO a m. May Passenger Train. Connects at Wor-
burg, Lowell &c; at Worcester Junction with
western and Providence trains; at Putnam with
train from Boston, and for Willimantic nj Plain :
field for Hartford and Providence; Norwich with
Trans for New London, and New York Via
5.15 p m. Way Passenger Train. Connects at wor
o al WIN TSlns from Nashua, Fitchburg, Low
IRAN 5 from Boston, and trains from Western and
PROVIDENCE and Worcester roads; at Webster for
South6ridge; at Putnam with train from Boston on
anu lot WI mantic; at Plainfeld Junction trains
ti providence and Hartford arrive in season for
W. EfE+P n Se from way stations except
Meps'er, Putnam and DanielsOnvillel for New
York by steamer from New London will take this
7'@O m Steamboat Express Train for New York
connects at Worcester with trains from Boston,
Concord Manchester Lowell, Lawrence. Nashua,
pole Franklin and Blackstone; leaves Norwich
for New London at % IS m.
TRAINS GOING NORTH LEAVE Norwich AT
4'AV m. steamboat Express Train for Boston, daily
Ton M1eI H. mGntuay,J connecting at Putnam for Bos-
cesler Tor Boston, birmingham, Lowell, Nashua,
London at $50 a m. -''"
600 "a a m Way Passenger Train Connecting at
for Boston, arriving at 10. go a m, and for viii
lmantic; at Worcester Junction Tor Springfield
at Worcester trains q Boston, Nashua EnaaS GS
AA'4S m. Way Passenger Train. Connecting at
I,aunep WIN train from Providence and
eester Junction in season for trains to Boston
PROVIDENCE Springfield and Albany; at Worces.
a. ter for trans to Boston, Nashua &c 'A'''
S'AO p m way Passenger Train. Connects at Nor
wien with train from New London. M Piain.
ned Junction with train from Providence and
ior Hartford; al Putnam for Providence Boston
ana stations west of Walpole: at Worcester
junction with train for Boston.
WEBSTER SPECIAL,
Leaves Webster for Worcester at f.OOam
Leaves Worcester for Webster at GEO nm
p. ST. NJ ANDREWS Supt.
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WORCESTER AND NASHUA RAILROAD
Sunday Passenger Train.

On and after SUNDAY. April Z, lsT2 Passenger
Train will leave Worcester for Nashua and way stations
at A. NJ Returning will leave Nashua for Worcester
and way stations at arriving at Worcester at 80
P. NJ. This train will connect at Aver junction with
Sunday passenger train for and from Boston and way
stations Fchburg railroad: also with Sunday pas
senger train for and from Lowell Boston and way sta
tons stony Brook and Boston and Lowell railroads.
G. 5. TURNER, Sup't.
Worcester. April 6. 1872 ans diff
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Money sentwithout Danger of Loss.

MONEY ORDERS for any amount not exceeding $50
on one order will be issued deposit this office and
payment of the following fees
On orders not exceeding $50. ..,....... 10 cents
Over $40 and not exceeding s9O...,.......l5
Over $50 S4O.,......,..20
Over $40 S5O.....25
Swiss international Postal Money Orders issued Mt
this office at domestic rates
10 United States Treasury Notes or National Bank
Notes only received or paid
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VALUABLE LETTERS

should invariably be taken the Post Once and Regis
tered The Registry fee TO all parts of the United States
Is 10 CENTS Canada cents; Great Britain and the Ger
s OFFICE HouRs-From e,i5 m to pm, except
Money Order business closes on Saturday al Ppm
lal9 dti j. PICkETT, Postmaster.
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WORCESTER AND SPRINGFIELD DIVISION,
Leave Worcester for Albany and WAY Stations tac.
commOcatiOn) at 645am '' N''
pm. ' - " ' Gnu II
. For Albany (express) S. for New York and Albany
leNp;) lO25 m, and 4.30 and 1925 pm New YORK
sunday mail leaves at 1905 m. Sleeping cars viii
4.3O m train. ' 4"e WIN
Leave Springfield for Worcester at O. IlSo M las
eSc zVo exp L SlO eXp. m. Albany Sunday express
o'SV a m sunday mail IBIS a m (Monday).
RAILROAD CONNECTIONS AT Albany with the New
1OrR central. Troy and Greenbush and Hudson River
RailToads. AtChatham with the Harlem and Hudson
ana ma bosten and Lebanon Springs Railroads. At State
he WIN me H0usatonc Railroad, At Pittsheld with
tne Itsneld and North Adams and HousntOnic railroads
a. 1--we theld with the New Haven and Northampton
hallroad At Springfield with the Hartford New Haven
and Springfield, and Connecticut River Railroads AZ
Ialner with the New London Northern railroad Al
worcester junction with the Providence and Worcester
worcester ana Nashua and Norwich and Worcester
f65mltoaus. A. South birmingham with the Boston
Sd M ti III ijcnDHls, Milford and South Birmingham
ana Lowell Railroads. c. o. RUSSELL,
Lta.la ..
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Meoifina[.
MI + d / G AL OFFI ICE
No. 8 Pleasant st., near Main.
WORCESTER, MASS.
DIR. MANSFIELD


has established Grand Medical Office for tbe
Radical and Permanent Cure of all diseases or de
engagements Of the Genital ORGANS or system which
Will be treated scientifically and on the most approved
principles - Syphilis GOnOrrh@a, elect Strictures
seminal Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Female Weak
ness, Pains in the Back aud Lons, Whites Gravel
nervous Diseases, Humors. Dyspepsia, Piles &c
Or. Mansfield will all OF the above diseases by
ms new and improved method in a short time giving
entire satisfaction to his patients Spermator rhns
permanently cured and Lost Manhood Restored.
TO THE LADIES.
Dr. Mansfield Is, without doubt the most successn,I
Praeoncr in the treatment Of those complaints reour
ing k secfesy and experience, and all other Diseases
saent 70 Females that we know Of Those requiring
a meqlga az both young and old male and female wifi
hhd u 70 tneir advantage to consult Dr. Mansdeld lie
~ inan ihoIoughiy posted in his profession reeu-
IaI gIauuate q medicine, and gentleman worthy The
confidence Of the people, Call at his office social
than you imagine. - ~ 'sH' W you
TO YOUNG MEN.
Dr. MANSFIELD, Pleasant st near Main worco..
Ter MASS pas no superior IN the treatment or Thai
plQrable a1iiction Seminal Weakness on Sners
Strictly private and CONFIDENTIAL inNs o.
Hours-9A NJ. TO 9P. N. ONCE open sundays
c. MANSFIELD, MD
No. Pleasant st.
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W. D. HILTON. supt.

T&ZC UHESHIRE ASHUE Lt7T
-h,S071rs As RAILROADS = SUMMER ARRANGE
MENT-Commencing MONDAY, June 3. 1872.
Trains leave Worcester. Foster Street Depot at $50
AS and Ills IN, and 20 m; Fitchburg at 9l5 ~
and IS and 1885 m, for wnchendon, Troy Keene and
Bellows Falls
Making connections at Bellows Falls with Rutland d
Burlington for Rutland Saratoga Burlington &C.
Also with Vt. Central r for Windsor. White River
Junction. connecting with Conn Passunpsic River
Railrcad) Montpelier St. Adams Rouses Point Cgdens-
burg, Montreal &c.
Tickets all points north for sale at No Foster st.
Worcester-J. BARNARD, Agent.
Fare as low as By any route and distance less.
and North. r SfFIV P@r Snnt
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On and after Monday. Nov 18th

Un and alter Monday. Nov. 18th,
TRAINS WILL LEAVE WORCESTER Foster stree
station tor Gardner and way stations at 500 AN 124O
$50 ana bdl p NJ connecting with all trains on the Ver
mont and Massachusetts Railroad to and from Hoosac
tunnel. Greenfield, Brattleborough and intermediate
stalons. and at Greenfield and CIRCUITS Corner with
Trans north and SOUTH Passengers for Barre will take
the 4.45 p. NJ. train from Worcester
TRAINS LEAVE GARDNER for Worcester and way
station at 5.j5, Sl5, ii IS NJ and 430 p NJ making
connections with trains all the roads passing through
or terminating al Worcester.
Stages leave Holden for Barre, Rutland West Rutland
Coldbrook, SmithYille and Oakham at 800 NJ Prince
ton from AZ trains 10 the Mountain Houses p" Hub
bardston Station for Hubhardston from ali trans
Gardner for East Tempcton at 755 p NJ and viii do
general Express business to all points on the road and
In connection with stages ' 49,
iel1 DIT u III, n
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nROVInENcE

PROVIDENCE & WORCESTER RAIL
day. Sept. t. 1872 '--7' with 'iei"s 1i'H
Express Train. stopping only at woonsocket and TX
5Tdge leaves Worcester at lois M Providence az
Aeeommodation Trains will leave Worcester for Provi
dece and way stations at 1870 (exp from Woonsocet
and llSO a M, 400 (exp. from Woonsocketj and Ia
,. ~ sim O''s
Providence for Worcester and way stations, at 7.aO
The 1,4O a m (mail) and 2.l5 m (express) trains
from Providence, and the l0.l5 a m (expressl and
4.UU lnalQ and $50 m trains from Worcester, con
meet at worcester Junction with trains to and from
Slnton ttchburg Rutland Saratoga Montreal Nashua
lower Lawrence. Concord and the White Mountains:
North or West. ' W fN
points. ~ ~ IN ~
The Worcester trains, except express and $50 m
connect at Woonsocket Junction with trains TO and from
Milford, and at Waterford with trains Of the Boston
Hartford and Erie railroad,
SPECIAL TRAINS.
Leave Providence for Waterford 800 m and 4 rs n M
connecting Immediately with trains for southbridge
Putnam and Norwich.
Leave Providence for Woonsocket at 10. 90 D. NJ
Leave Woonsocke ct for Providence at 900 m, 30 m
Leave Providence for Uxbridge at 100 pm.
Leave Waterford for Providence at5.20pm.
Leave UNbndge for Worcester at 5.45 n M
Trains leave Milford for Worcester and Providence at
$40 and lilo m and 400 pm. Woonsocket for Milford
at $50 a m, and l.SO and $50 m.
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Gn GGt.

no LET-An Upper Tenement of rooms,
city water and water clsssts Apply at No. 6 GSt
POOMs TO RENT-At 50 Chatham st.
~ Inquire at the house, or at Pleasant st.
no LET-A good suit of rooms, centrally
Il located on Main st. $50. up one flight. dst nl6
no RENT-with board, new rooms and
newly furnished, suitable for gentleman and wife
G nSSS gentleman the G5 h''' inquire ns
no LET-An upper tenement of 6 rooms
ITO LET-A lower tenement of 4 rooms,
Els barn room if desired Apply at a' Pleasant St
VVO LET-ROOMS IN the Armsby Building
MS on Central s st. with or without power FRENCH
TWO UPPER TENEMENTS, of 5 or 6
street. - - W u.s. G. W. JENKINS.
no RENT-A tenement of 4 rooms !;
water closet, city water. No. Is Home ST
no LET-A first-class lower tenement of 8
u ,G rooms at No 50 Portland .s price $780, Inquire
no LET-Two pleasant rooms, suitable for
Office or lodging rooms WIN be let together or sep
ne diff 8is Main st,
ROOMS TO LET-In Stockwelrs Block,
Mechanic St Also storage room t. let KPPy to
ITO LET Tenements, at No. 81 Penn
rent SZoVi middle tenement rooms, rent S2oQi 1pper
tenement French root, rent $50: Apply to c. X.
Depot. diff M
ITO LET-A nice lower tenement of four
Il rooms, only few minutes walk from horse cars.
Rent $1,000 month. Possession Immediately Inquire
no RENT
A Tenement of Seven Rooms.
also. stable and carriage room with the Rent $40
per month"; Apply at the premises on Plantation St, of
In the forenoon can be found at i6 Pearl ST. Base
ment.) diff ole
ElO LET-PART OF THE STORE,
4I0 MAIN STREET.
for Desk Room or Office.
ole dn STRONG 81 ROGERS.
Two LET-On Hanover ST., a nice upper ten
n ement of Ave rooms, and large buttery, with city
No. % Orchard st. dtf M
nor SALE OR TO BE LET-The Es-
Il tate of the late Benz Butman, May ST.. in Wor-
eesSep eSndanng about to acres Of land with house.
rooms besides the attic and hall IA feet wide extend
ing through the house. 1t was built in the most thor
ough manner and has always been kept in perfect
pair The land contains great number of ornamental
trees and shrubs and large fruit vegetable garden
The and oubuildings well arranged and in
celent order. Apply to JOHN G. KING,
au30 dstf 27State St, Boston.
FE1O LET-A nice tenement of seven rooms.
Il Apply to A. S. NEW COMB
no RENT-Furnished lodging rooms. H.
Il Qulre at 295 Front st. DIFF 81
DESIRABLE FURNISHED ROOMS
- TO LET-At No. 1856 Main ST., right hand bell. APP
ply from $50 A. N. to $50 Pm. diff OPS
Two LET-A new Cottage House and small
Il Barn. to small family; rent low; possession given
at once. Apply to EDWARD IRWIN,
oil dtf Walnut md Mnin IL IN nj
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PACIFIC MAIL S. S. CO.'S through line
s. to California and China. Fares greatly reduced.
street, at IL O'clOck noon. on the
10TH 20rH AND BOTH
previous.
November u. Steamer HENRY CHAUNCEY Cant,
A. g. GRAY for Aspinwall direct connecting AT Paula
ma , with steamer SACRAMENTO, Captain FARMS
All departures connect at Panama with steamers fol-
Centra American and South Pacific ports. Departure
OF 18TH touches at Kingston, Jamaica.
FOR JAPAN AND CHINA-An extra steamer will
leave San Francisco November l6. 1872.
One hundred pounds baggage allowed each adult
An experienced surgeon on board Medicine and at
tendance free
For Freight Passage Ticket or furtherinformation
apply at the companys ticket office on the Wharf to Fl
X. BABY. Agent; to RICE, WHITING d BULLOCK
corner Main and Pearl Streets Worcester or TO agents
nl3 diff Ia Rroad stroet p,st11i,
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FITCHBURG & WORCESTER r. r.
y SUMMER ARRANGEMENT - Commencing on
MONDAY, NAV l. 1871 Tr,f 81 w

~ ARRANGEMENT - Commencing
ter. '9N '' 'oi =" ViN
Leave Fitchbnrg, 8 a m. 1850 and 55Opm
9ouIh fltchbnre' S.O5 m, 1854 and 5,5ipm.
Leominster, b.l2 IN, LOO and SEQ D M
Gates crossing. 8.l7 m. | OF and sol M
fratt junction, S.26 m, LIS and s is n m,
Sterling Center, 1888 n m, 20 and 20 PM
Passenger Trains for Fitchburg-
Leave worcester, G. 30 and j Is a m, and ,2Opin
SSteTIing junction, 707 and II 81 m, and 90 pm.
Slernns Centre, 4 u and 1905 m. and 0s m.
6 6saet Junction. I2O M and u IA and SIS pm
yates Crossing, rs m, 2.22 and h24pm
Leomnster 1870 m, 1880 and $50 p m.
noutn fltchburg, 1881 M IL 80 andb 81 pm.
dhALRoAD CoENECTloNs.-The $50 and ll,l5 m and
Wy m trains from Worcester connect at Fitchburg
WIN inc Cheshire and Rutland and Burlington II for
III points north and west; also connect at Fitchburg
WIN the vermont and Massachusetts for Greenfield
ana brattleboro and intermediate stations.
Inc $40 IN and u so m train from Fitchburg con-
meet AZ Worcester with Boston Worcester Providence
a. worcester, Norwich & Worcester Railroads and
field. ~ " f'
The $50 m train from Fitchburg connects OF wor-
ceser wltf'Norwich Il Worcester Steamboat Train for
New York via New London, H. A. BLOOD Supt
Once Fltchburg Worcester RR,l
iNn1
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BOSTON, BARRE, AND GARDNER
~ RAILROAD CO.

Leaves Webster for Worcester at 6.OOam
Leaves worcester for Webster at GEO nm
7. ST. NJ. ANDREWS Sup't
Norwich & ar
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UNION ST, BETWEEN THOMAS AND
CENTRAL SITS, worcester, Mass.
GEO W. WILDER GEO. S. HOWE.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-24
nor the bsyone. can ds. You are stri,

nor the bsyonet can "a. You are strit-
ing at the root Of oil our troublse, snd
destroying, in it's incipisscy, tho germ
before it natures to an outbreak, and as
our course moves onward and upward,
the smoke and din Of the battlefield 10 no
longer seen nor heard, and the garrison
with its drilled soldiery will soon perish
and pass away before our progressive
march; the bayonet will rust within its
socket; the sword will canker sad mold
within it's scabbard Tranquility will
reign supreme, and Temperance and
righteousnsss will kiss each other here !;
the Implements Of war will be turned into
the pruning knife and pillow spare in.
dustry and commerce will weld aud blend
together, not only the states Of proud
America, but those powers and continents
beyond the broad Atlantic and Pacific
oceans.
Our work will 60 on from town to
town, from city to city, from sta,e to
state aud from continent to continent
until it becomes as thorough and com.
plete as it is general and national in its
character. The varied interests which
invite us, mutual interests which impel
us. and the high aims for which We
aspire, will cement Us as one common
fraternity, and we will uinele and com.
miugle into one as sister trees, and SO in
one stem flourish.
Thanking you for your kind invitation
to visit you on this occasion and the
respect which you have shswn me, l will
again return to my rural and quiet homo
to prosecute with renewed energy my
arduous, though pleasant work, and
whilst in the wild hills and hollows Of
my district, l shall ever think with
pleasant reflections upon this memorable
occasion, and all l ask is that Heaven
my crown our efforts with increased sue
cess in our noble and praisworthy cause
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-24
Short CateChiSm.

Who get Grant q commission in tho
army, and stuck to him when the western
Governors wanted to turn him out for
drunkenness?
Washburne-Minister to France.
Who contributed most literally for
the purchase Of the hovss presented
Grant in Philadel phia?
AdoIph Il. Borie-late Secretary Of
the Navy.
Who headed the list for the purchase
Of house presented to Grant ut Wash
ington?
Alexander T. Stewart-appointsd Sec.
rstary OF the Treasury, though ineligi.
BILE.
Who gave Grant the cottage by the
sea-" at Long Branch2
Tom Murphy late collector at New
York. .....
Who presented Grant his interest in
the Seneca Sandstone Quarry at Wash.
iugton?
Henry D. Cooks-Governor of Wash.
lngton, appointed.
Who refused to take the Democratic
nomination against Grant in 1865 be.
cause, as he said, Grant always stood by
me when l was crazy, and Iby him whom
he was drunk?"
w. L. Shsrman-Lieutenaut General
Of the army.
Who ever made Grant present, from o
"brown stone front to "ysller purp,
without being presented to on Office in
ssturp7
Nobody that We know Of
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-24
"Good morning. Do you enjoy good
health ?" eyes who don'tp"

"Good morning. Do you enjoy good
health p eyes who don'tP" n,
Any one may do a casual act of good
nature, but a continuation Of them shows
1t is = part Of the temperament.
1t 10 common to speak Of those whom
Airt has Tilted ~ her victims. This is
grave error. Her real victim 10 the
man whom she accepts. A happy simile
runs TINS: A coquetts.is . rose. from
which every lover plucks q leaf; tho
thorn remains for her future husband.
A Barry county correspondent says
that life aud property are both ehssp and
insecure there. He says: If the kill
ing of four men. three fslouious assaults,
two attempts at rape, tho burning of the
county records, +ogsths' with over hun
drsd indictments for nisdsmssnor within
six months, gill sss ssis ~ <hsss y 90
ssh tthg. ,r.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-24

THE MEASLES PEDDLER George A.
Tow nssnd has been gathering legends of
the "Long Island Pilgrim Fathers" and
adds this bit to the common stock Of
tradition lere:
"Twas only about seventy years ago."
said the man who carried Us, "that tho
Easthampton folks undertook to get the
better Of pcddlsr that came among EN-
with the msasels He was smart a. o
fish hook, and, meassls, or no measels, he
wonld 60 to msetin' next day, bsin' Sun.
day, in order te hsv it understood that
he had arriv. Everybody knowed him A!
The landlord Of the tavern whero the
peddler stopped seq: Don't you 60 to
mestin, man, with them measels comm
out all ever you Yes l will, sez the
man ; for, SEE he, "a trade is trade and
there 10 no place like meetin to adver.
tisc notions. I'll go and hear the word
expounded!' + And 20 he did. Now,
you see, the landlord told the people,
and. says he, That peddIer all hruk out
with the messels, and went to church
among the children The young men
got right down mad, and made it up to
whip the peddler, but he, hearin' tell of
the fsslin' had gone over to Southamp-
ton. However, they gave chase and
tux him up and fetched him back, and
there they ducksd him in the horsepond.
and rid him on rail. Well, naow, what
do you think that pssky peddlsr did ?
He sued the town through lawyer
Aaron Burr, and rekivered 81, 900 dam
ages And by George, gave ninety on
en- the meassls, and twenty-five died
"A trades = trade, sez he, - hs left the
town 7"
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-24

A few days since one Of our attorneys
called upon another member Of the pro.
fsssion, and asked him his opinion upen
q certain point Of law. The lawyer to
whom the question was addressed drew
himself up and said, Il generally get
paid for telling what I know" The
questioner drew half dollar "fractional"
from his pocket, handed it 10 the ether,
and coolly remarked, Tell me oil you
know, and give the the change" There
is coldness between the parties now.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-24

Dolly VARDEN.-This young lady,
or her namesaks, 10 to blame for great
deal, fer not content with causing an i'm
menso amount Of trouble, she has even
invaded the Sabbath Schools. It hap
pened last Sunday in one of the largest
Sunday Schools 10 the city of Troy, Now
York. Into that school 10 the middle II
its session came message. 1t was sd.
dressed to tho SupsrinteAdsnt,a and sum
moned him home at once TO help caro-
for child taken suddenly sick. The
Superintendent responded at once, lsav.
ing the closing Of the school 10 the Su.
psrintsadent Of the infant department, q
beautiful and accomplished young lady
Of twenty summers. Just before the
schslars we're dismissed. the young lady
observed . notice lying beside the Super.
intendsnt's hymn book, which she con.
cluded was meant to bs read for the COM
mon benefit. She struck the bell for
order and rendered the notice thus. to
the amazsmsnt of her audience: There
will BE- teachers meeting. Dolly Warden.
on Thursday evening next, at the house
Of Brother Hudson" OF course Brother
Hsdson and the Superintendent were
very much vsxed when they heard OF the
announcement that had been made, but
the young lady stoutly asserted that she
had simply done her duty and read the
notice as il was written. "Thsrs will BE-
q teachers meeting Cd. w. on Thursday
evening next, 1t the house Of Brother
Hudson" There was an explanation, .
resignation on the part Of the young lady
Of her position Of ths infant department..
sud-shs hes gone TO Ksisss fes the
summer fss her health. whore il 10 sup
posed she will devote her spare time =
the study Of Latin aud learn that alth houkh
D. Y. may in some essss stsad fsr Dolly
Vsrdss, that 10 religious matters IL me-.
plv @sass Dec VolenA, (Gsd villiag1
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-24

DEATH OF A FEMALE MlsER.-A
week ago Saturday . woman named
Catherine Jacobs, aged eighty years, died
in Albany. She rented tho room eocu
pied by her two years ago. She lived
alone, not allowing any person to visi,
her after q specified hour in rhs after
noon. Most of the furniture she po.
sesscd was given to her by sympathetic
friends. She wandered through the
streets daily begging and picking up
rags: She occasionally received aid
from ono Of the Episcopal Churches. A
week ago Friday night she was prostratsd
by paralasys, aud died Saturday morn.
ing. The neighbors assisted in preparing
the body for burial On removing the
bed on which she died, large number Of
gold and silver coins, a bag Of gold. and
. quantity Of gresnbacks were found. A
search was then instituted, q large quan
tity of coin was found in pieces Of crock
cry, in the closats, estimated at from
81, 900 to $1,000. The apartments she
occupied were not in a very inviting con
ditlon at her death, from oil accounts, q
enc Of the usighbors remarked that ths
smell Of them would be sufficient Il
breed . psstilenos when warm weather
came. Her death was discovered BY her
son, who had come from Washington tc
see her, after separation Of forty years