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THE LAW COURTS.
H01Es 0E INTEREST.


NOTES OF INTEREST.
Almost extraordinary habeas corpus case came
| before Judge Porter in the Criminal Court, yes-
terday-People ex. rel. Datus Ensign, Y. Sheriff
Bradley. The assertions freely made on both
eides are contradictory, and display the exist
enco Of such doepaaid yillainy on the part Of
one or the other, that it is impossible (and un-
safe)- to give the reader nm idea Of the charges
in the shape they we're given 1t is quite eyi-
dent that there has been great deal
| OF echeming, great deal of vim
dictivenesa, and a great Of litigation,
the relation Of any part Of which might involve
one in 8 lawsuit. The facts as they are stated
| we are unable to present, but the facts as they
| appeared on proof in the petition for habeas
corpus indicate that Datus Ensign VAS sent to
| the County jail, by Justice Want Woud, On
| charge Of conspiracy to convict his En-
sign's) wife and q Mr. Chase, Of committing
adultery that the prisoner was brought up, and
twice remanded, for ten days each time, BY the
Justice TINT the evidence against the prisoner
was to the effect that he had laid an infor-
nation before the Grand Jury affirming that his
wife had run away with said Chase, and that lie
had followed them to Chicago, where he discoT-
cred that they had committed adultery; that
Mrs. Ensign had formerly been housskeepor to
ahonf strno he;ng t;e3 fo'a ba5etaed acs,, ,;ed
hv NJ Chaas and Afra Trsa ~ ~ ond ~
Which Mr. Fnsien and a ie9a9 gant1a1nan ~ t nv Were
wat;n, for a s3ona1 Thae 1atE;tinner nraved
for tl,e discharca pf tI,a mis-
oncr On the legal ground that Justice
Want Woud had no power to continue the prls-
oner in jail for longer period than ten days,
and in this view his Honor concurred, and the
pA-eon01 Nus ie,enSeo'
HRS. Mann, complainant in the divorce and
separate maintenance suits, Mann Y. Mann, in
somarat ysteluny ;Tfor1ao1 ~
t;on aa ~ ~ ~ -rocaa5 T. har sn;t from anv
and nv ~ 9ro annnarad to he connaeted
with the law. She happened to arrive when all
the courts had taken o recess, and when neither
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EDUCATIONAL.
DR.. VAN NORMAN'S

ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND GERMAN FAMILY AND
DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES and CHILDREN.
Il, 73 and Is East Si1ty-drst-st New York. will COM
cnco its Sixteenth Year Sept e. 1877 For full tnfor
nation send for cetalogue.
Address as above at IL East Stxtyt-st-stF
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
ARRIVAL And DEPARTURE OF TRAINS,
WiDtHr rran era1na1f


Chicago, Darlington g. Quincy Railroad.
DopotEoot OF Lakest., Indiana-av., and Sixteenth
4t., aad Caua1 and Sixteenth-sts- Ticket Office in
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-AlePE "oQQ0|s VIZ 0AEXBUuVIII8 O1F1E1Da.
Illinois Central RafIroa,


.F5I7!qInys 833csp1is4. 15At1yT17s u1captea
Chicago, indianapolis tE Cincinnati Through
Line, vim Knnknkce Route"
Trims arrive and depart from the Great Central Railroad
Depot foot OF LAkost For through tickets aIeep-
herths apply Ticket office, rs Canal-at, cor
ner Madison; 11 Washngton- st. fremont House, cor
ner Of Congress-st~, and Michganay also, foot Of
Twenty condensed Tins Table.
Daily, except
Sunday. Daily.
Leave Chicago 8:G0 =. 300 D. m.
A1f1Ve at 1ud.huapolts ~ 8:50 H..
AIr1ve 1T Cnolun1h $50 D. Gals 4. N.
Trains ottive ut Chicago at Go aod 95 D.
Only line running Saturday night trtiu Cincinnati
Tho enttra train runs through Cincinnati Pullman
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THE CRIMINAL COURT.
EJud9e Porter.]
People ex rel. Datus Ensign " T. ii. Bradley peti-
ton OF Adbeus corpus granted.
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On M.arriage.

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN. Rsn,,k,b,.
heports sent free. Address HOWARD AssQcIATIo2.
Phlladelphia. Pa,
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Aiadison-st- bridge.
'9:15 q. n. 500 p. m.
9:6 .. N. $50 p. m.
$50 .. N. 500 .. m.
$50 p. N. p:10 4. N.
1900 p. n. 7:B p. N.
t9 90 p. N. T:15 d. N.
1900 p. m. 37I5 .. m.
g 90 r. m- 800 .. m,
y. SEX Monday.
y except Saturday. viz
q Main Line, and daily,
Division.
Railroad.
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Chicago & Alton RnIlrond.
Chicago Alton st. Louis Through Line, and LoutsI-
ane M9 new short route from Chicago City,
Union Depot, West Side, Madison It, bridge.
| st. Id1uts kSpriurEa1d -e--
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n WINTER :, ARRANGEMENT, commencing on @oN
PASSENGER TRAINS leave worcester;
FOR Boston, az 40 exp, 7, 925 exp and gij NJ and
l'lu, d.E5 exp, $50 exp, 600 and 9,5l exp. p
The 4 20 M and 32j, S.55 aud g5j IN trains start
rom washington 50. alton; all others from Foster Il.
For Grafton, westboro Southvillc Corlaviie and
Ashland at 100 and as a IN, LAO and 800 D m.
For South birmingham, 42O, 100 9 o. aud g. As m
Lao, 1928, Bob 500 and 9.55 m.
For Milford at 100 and 925 m, lao 325and 355 N,
For NatCk, at 100 and g.45 a m, Lao and 500 D M
For Wellesley, Granville, West Newton Newton
and Brighton at 100 and g4h M and 6O0 p Fas-
sengers for the same stations also take the 10 IA
train TO Nstick and there change To the SaNoul1s
wards
Otnerh every day except Sunday
sunday express from Albany leaves Washington square
stl"ol at s.S5 a m. for Boston.
Sunday Mail leaves Washington souarc Station AT
sou A. N. lMnn tay), for Boston
TRAINS leave boston ioiows.
rot otcester al sou, 100 S30cXp Q cNp.am 20 4
sXpres 4SV express to birmingham $50 express 900
For New York, via springaodi9OO exp NJ, aoo exp
New York, via Norwich. 55C exp.pu,
Srallon 100 m, l.SO 43O nj.
MestboTo 100 m. 80, $50, $50 exp pm
ssonIshvii,,e, 1,m m, 80, 450pm.
Cordavllle, 100 m, I30, 1880 m.
Ashland, 100 m, 100, $50, $50 exp nm
soutn rremingham, sou, 100, $50 exp and gOD % n
IN, l.@, s.l5 exp 800 exp, 100 i30'cxp fIn IA
exp, 800 exp 10 90 D m A'''t ''"' '''u
Eatck, 700 10 m LSo Els, 400, 500, $50 eoo 1900
Millbury, 100 a m 4.3Opm
Sax0nville, 1900 a m, 600 m
A9Tq @ S s5a, exp seEP am 40 exp 1870 exp pm
SUNDAY man leaves Boston at $50 M soDpnp NJ w
newton, South birmingham, Worcester Wei BROCK
''dVh u G. y, RUSSELL, Sup't Springfield.
a. III.
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WORCESTER AND NASHUA HAIb

KVNTl-IJO and AMOR Is OUI4V, Nonf, fs1l IIG-Dn
ger Trains will run fooWs:
tcGvc Worcester at $50 and II Is 4 n ana ~ t,a
VirOton PaSscugcrl. . "a. "
Leave Grotou junction for Worcester al Sam
Leave Nashua at 7ln m. 1900 m. and = no u NJ
Inc h3O Tram connects AT EitCnhig with trains m tina
Vermont and Massachusetts Cheshire au,! lt.lr; nd
Burlington Railroads Groon Junction with IL, ms ~
the titch6urg down. Pcerhogo aud Sh,rey Stony
Erook and Lowell aud Lawrence Railroads; ant 4
and Lawrence, Northern Boston, Concert ana bioile,i
roads H ''r's
The Ills m train connects Fiichhurg with qua
shire and Rutland and Burlington freight a4 U;, en-
ger to Rutand) trains; at GrotOn Junction wiz FI;rbs
bnrg stony Brook, AMI Lowell and Lawrence O.. ms. md
at Nashua with Wilton, Concord, Manchester api wi
renee Northern ito Frankin and Boston, Coacorl Ind
Montreal Ito PlynoUth) trains
Inc 4.2O m tram connects at Fcbburg AT 2 II an,
with cheshire, Vermont and Massachusetts AMI Rutland
anu burlington Night Express trains; AT Cruup IInc,
WIN fichbufg lcieTborO and Shirley ant Siong 5ock
Iainsi ana at Nashua with Concord Blanche ter and
Lawrence Northern Vermont CCnra Nigii IN nor
ogdens6urg. aud Montreal aud Cbampisiu trams.
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ID O S T o F f c L
worcester. Mass.
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS
Present A1,rangelnent.

Northern Worcester County. Vermont and New IIamp-
shire. CLOSES at 800 a m; due nj pm.
inster. ilneaster West Boyision oakiae and CntSn,
closes at 6 IN aid $3.50 m; due al s,l5 m and
Gariner and VT and Mass Il II, closes at $50. lO45a
;t,A m. Due 9,l5 a m and and ON.
Princeton, East Princeton and West Sterling, close at
city Boston close at $50 and m, LIS, and sp
m Due at 20 and 1870 NJ $50 40 $50 and 1880 pm;
m Due al al5. 10 20 and $50 pm.
Maine. Eastern New Hampshire aud Eastern Massa-
chusetts close at $40 aaei IN, lis and m. Due
at $40 m, 4, 0 and lssi ~;
Due at 9.i5 IN. 2,l5 and $50 m.
Way Nail on tie Proylsence and Worcester railroad.
e'.se a. $50 m. Due a. as am.
Sturhrdse, Souhbrdge and Woonsocket close at 6 80
Springfield, Albany, Western New York and Western
States close Al 545 and s. IN, 545 AMI m. Due at
Worcester ami Springfield Way Mail close at 5.a5 and
~ ~ M /, an I ~ M Due g. : 20 N and S5e m
N and AS pm. Due nj Las and 10 m.
New naNen Conn, close al 945 IN, 2,45 and m. Due
Norwich and New LONDON, Conn, Webster and Oxford,
Mass, close at a m and $50 m Due Al a m and
Way Mail on the Norwich ana Worcester ra,lroad,
closes at a M. Due At m
Grafton close so ande and Is and p m. Due
Moni Mendon ioredale and birmingham, Close at
3 a IN. lis. and pm Due al 9,l5 lo3Oa m and i5n
Soutiboro'. close at 8 p m. Duc at l0,SOam.
Wcsthoro'. Ceniaullc. HOpknt0n. Ashland and Hol-
liSt'u close at m, and p m Due at 1880 M and
Maribero'. close al 8 and p m Due at 1880 m and
SorthiOro' close at LIS. : and 5 pm. Due at 1889
Earre aud SmitlWillc close at si5 q and m. Due
at IS 4 IN ami 345 pm.
Dana North Daua. New Salem. North New Salem
close at 9.45 m. Due at $50 p IN.
Huhbarisou, close at e and lO.45 a m and p m. Due
at go N. . Is and m.
Princeton uoldcn. Rutland. North Rutland, close at
Leicester, close at 9i5 m anil M. Due at m
Oakham and shrewsbury, close at as a m and $3.50
M Due at $50 a m and M
Mails for New York and Boston, and places beyond,
claSe this office Sunday at pan.
FOREIGN MAILS Mails Tor the European Steamers
close daily, via New York, at 9,45 a 3,45 and
Money Sent without Danger of Loss
MONEY ORDERS for any amount not exceeding $50
order viii he fSsfei on deposit at this office and
payment ofthe following fees;
orders not exceeding S20.....-.........l0 cents
over $50 and not exceeding S30-..........l5
over so S41.........,.N
Swiss International Postal Money Orders issued at
this office domestic rates.
United States Treasury Notes or National Bank
Notes only received or paid.
VALUABLE LETTERS
should invariably taken inc Post Office and Regis
tered The Registry all parts Of the United States
is IS cents; Canada, cents Great Britain and the Ger
| OFFICE HOURS-From s IS a m to s m, except
| Sundays. On sundays, IRON g,45 to 1889
| Money Order business closes ON saturday at m,
| q jal9 diff J. PlChErT, Postmaster.
osnSnranCe.
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NORWICH AND NORTHEASTERN DIM.

~ SION. r., II. and n RR lsii SUI ''N -
a.ME IN ms " S souTu, LEAVE WORCESTER A.
st.r WIN train from Southbridge, ami for Bos
tom al Pleinncd with trains to mid nom HART
-, New London from west Side Stallion w
100 am. Way Passenger Train. Connects al Wor
Sester with trains from Boston, Nashua. Fitch.
burg Lowell, &c; at Worcester Junction WITH
,Mes'cIn and Providence trlin9i 81 Putnam with
train from Boston; at PlsinHeld for Providence;
~ N9fWlcn with iraAs for New london, Mystic
ceHGr with trains from Nashua Rilchhurg Low
Ell. &c; " Worcester Junction with NJ piea
Providence and Worcester roads. at Putnam VIII
train from Boston; 81 llanicld Junction iflins
this train. PesBengcrs from way gtptiSns fcyrant
webster Pntnsm and Danclsonyllei roT New
YORK by SS.eahlcr rom New London, will take this
Use m stea a! Express Train for New York
Concord, Manchester, Lowell Lawrencr S HUG5u
rp,eoP TasE,t Ge'i ~ Putnam from Boston wal
for New London at D.f5 n m ''' 'Ve'us NoI"'"
IBAlhs Somd NoGTn LE6vE EoRwIou Az
eEcopt MongssS EnpIess train for Bostpn, DAILY
son Mbeckstono, Franklin and Waipoiei al Wor
Concord, Fltehh,,ssf Snlo an g Lowell, Ns3huS
stesp,st ~ a'lS m, dependent arrival Of
o'oS 2 m, wsy Passenger Train Connecting
for boTion1 1piio ioT PEoydence lun9ei
iunouQn for Springfield and way staiions Albany
Pos,s snu ,stoM9enoei at worcester for trains 10
AA'"U ps,i m; Wsy Passenger Train, Connecting -
srriy nSla az WI train from enS for rIoydGncsi
70 BOSTON. Providence, Springfield and Allayt
N . at orcester 1917 trains 70 Boston. Nashua, &e
gich Win train from Few London. and at plan
nela JUNCTION with trGiD to FroVldencci ~ WoT
eester with train for Roston.
Lesyes webrcr for Worcstcr o. G.Oosn,
"O''e'''r'0f 0i II. n, ~ xSpREws. supt.
DIFF Norwich u Worcester Division.
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WORCESTER AND srRINorlrLD DIVISION.

Leave Worcester Tor Albany and WAY stations faccu
modaton) at G.35 M $50 N''''N
pm. wv '' ''i'' $50
For Albany teNpress) 955; for New York and Albany
leXp.) 1928 = m, and i.8 and 1875 D M New York
Sunday mail leaves at 1905 r. NJ Sleeping ears viii
ieaye Springfield for Rochester daily, connecting with
Leave Springfield for Worcester 200. H. .ug0am'
l.5b exp 205 exp, 400 $40 exp. m. A'oany Sunday
express 6aOa m. Sunday mail j2.25 a IN { n onGay)
RAILROAD COEEECTIoEs.-At AibapS ~ = G Now
FORK central Troy and Grecnbusb g. tiuf sou, River
railroads. AT Chatham with The iIarler and Hudson
ana boston and Lebanon SPRING. Railroads. At Slate
nle WIN the Housatonc Railroad A. Pittsfcld with
A. Wssitiisd with the New Haven and Northampton RR
neld and Connecticut River RAILROADS. Al Palmer win
Ine New London Northern RR Al Worcester Junction
wlth lhe ffoNldencc and Worcester, Worcester ard
sasnua ana Norwich and Worcester Railroads 4
Soulh tfiinnsham with the Boston Clinton and Fitch
bury, and Milford Railroads. ~ w W
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the first death that has occurred in the prison in
two years.
CONHECTICUr.
Two Greeley clubs have been organized in
New London.
There are ski teen daily papers in the state.
Twenty tons Of powder was shipped from
Stafford on Friday, by the Hazardvlle powder
company.
c. Fuller of Sufield had fifteen sheep and as
many lambs killed by dogs, one day last week,
and 5. b. Kendall lost five sheep.
On Saturday evening the house of Mr.. Joseph
Morse, in Fraryyille was burned to the ground
There was no insurance. Most of the furniture
was saved.
Bartlett Of Hartford is at work upon busts Of
three leading Connecticut editors-Hawley of
the Conrant, Burr of the Times, and Bromley
Of the Post.
A Hartford woman, while badly intoxicated
on Friday night, threw her little hye months
Old child at her husband, who fortunately
caught it and saved it from bodily harm. She
was sent to the town house for twenty days
There is at present but one person held in con-
inement at the MiddleseX county workhOuse, a
circumstance which has occurred but once be-
fore in five or six years.
Michael Downing Of Paweatuck reversed the
usual order Of things the other day and whipped
his mother, for which act he will pass few
months in the house of correction.
block Of granite, seventy feet long, twenty
ieet wide, and weighing seven hundred tons
"as u'to"n from the Fiymouth granite com
P'u2 quarry ~ ln0insston on thursday.
,,i mn'y Lincoln Of scotland went cunning
ro, t. sn4Fel thursday nlghi, and IN one bur
aanp, roos1er, partridge, skunk, snake,
IaOntt ana muskrat All but the foxes were
partially eaten
lh S mead . q the medical faculty in Winsted
necucut Western railroad no endeavor;n9 ~
ride 10 Lakeyille on a time table card, which, he
tried 10 make floDductor Iting5t ,,;;,'
mileage ticket. :"
The Hartford Post saws: aThose brass Iocl,e,s
or watch charms. that some oC onr vo,,n,,
carry have Tendency 10 maize ihcm t 5Tna5
shoudered. These ornaments are not consiJ,
cred stylish unless about the Size ~ hread
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EITCHBURG x WORCESTER r.. r..
- u MER ARRANGEMENT 60 VonuncnrInc On
h9NDAf May l, S7l.-Passen2cr Trans igr N qraCs,

Leave Fitchburg, s :. IN. ~ 80 ami & 50 d m
south FitcF burg, S.8S 3 IN, t.h4 ana ; 81 D. m
lc0mnsteT, SIP a. m, ! 90 and Il M D. m
Gates CROSSING SIT a. m, Lea and i a. n m
fiatt s Junction q a nj, Is and q. IS b. ~
STERLING Center, S.33 a: m, ~ and 70 p a.
Passenger Trains for Fiichbu-E-
Leave orcestcr, b30 and il. Is m, pud 20 O. IA,
StefHng junction, I.O7 and II ~ N. and hl0p u,
SteTlng Center, ia ana i2.Gj ?. M. and : rs ., m
fTatt junction J. 20 a. m, and l2l4 aud 5 l6 ,. IN
Gates Crossing, TBS E. Il. i2.29 ilnd n D NJ
Leomnster, 750 q. m, L. 30 aud 20 u NJ,
Sonth titchhurg, 7.3I r. m, 1850 ami 5g1 ~
hAlbRoAb conference.-the 6 30 and III Is "a m aud
" p M trains nom Worcester connect at Ftrhburs
WIN the Cheshire and Rutland and Burlington Il II i52
All points north and vest also connect M FitrIprs
WIN me erm0nt and hassachuseils Il for Crpen0eld
ana BlaitlehurO and intermediate stations.
Tie VN a. m. and 1851 p. tram RON Tttctra cuJ
nee. a. worcester with Boston * Worcester Fravio,re
~ qy WoIcGstGr, Norwich & Worcester Railroads and
field " '' 100 HI''"k.
me 550 p M tram from Frchburg connects n ggnT-
eester with Norwich & Worcester Steamboat Train i1t
New York via. New Lcndon u / tsIOGp Sun,, w
Office EitchbUTE 4 Worcester r. r. } ' up =
Etchhurv May I lSTT
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CHARTERED 1914.


Principles: CASH in all business-CARE in the selec.
ton Of fisks-PRUDENCE in investing the premiums
ECOGoMr in mRnagement-AHNUAL DIVIDENDS Of sur
plns-CosTRIBUIIOS plan of dstrlbuton-ALL POLICIES
EONFoRFEITABLE under the law OF Massachusetts-A
I'LL EQUIVALENT 70 the PoLICY-HoLDERs for every
dollar paid 10 the Company. The Company having no
stockholders to make profit out Of the business the
entire assets and all the occTHtag surplus belong to
policy hOlders alone.
re widows and orphans Of the insured are not
quired TO take any part of the insurance. when it
comes claim in the premium notes of the deceased.
THE INTEREST ALONE received on the Invested Funds
Of the Company in the last ten years has paid all the
losses by death during that period and tirynve (35)
per cant Of all other expenses. What other Life Conf
pany can show good a record?
GOOD RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED. Liberal
terms will be offered ito the RIGHT Apply to the
supt. Of Agencies at the office OF the Company,
0S Main st. deoDtf anal
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RaiIroaos.
posT0N, BARRE & GARDNER R. r,

ROSTON, BARRE & GARDNER r. II.
ON and after Monday March T. Trains will leave Gard
her nr worcester and intermediate stations, at SEQ sis
and u 40 NJ, and at 43G NJ, making connection
WIN trains ON all the roads terminating passing
through Worcester.
REfuRNINf;-Leavc Worcester al 7.f5 An. l230 455
ana 625 p NJ, connecting AT Gardner with all trans
nc vermont and Massachusetts Railroad To and from
lIoosic Tunnel, Greenfield and Intermediate statoDs
anu az Greenheld and CIRCUITS Corner with trains north
anu south from those points.
Worcester. March ], Is12 dtf ngi
pRONlDENCE & WORCESTER RAIL
l. koAD.-Arrangcmept ,ttrgins $50
EApSeS itdil stopping Onig M Wuop5oc kct aud *
2I5 m ''0' worcester at E0l5 M; Providence az
ACCOMMODATION Trans win leave ,vrrccste, TO- Pray
49, - ~ - ~ i''' ''i' '''"
ii IS m, and O. m 49, ''''-ii'' 81 ~ ''N
The I90 4. (maD and Q Is y m fpxr,es, y,i,, ,,
Providence amt the 10 Is a. m (eNnrss55 an, M, ~ H
4lall) trains from Worcester connect M Vrtts.tnv
9n,t1n WIN tialna 10 ano trcia Clinton Fifchlptry
Rutland, Saratoga Montreal, Nashua ON III ,s -
concord, and the white Mountains; Snrif,,.6oti tiI
Troy, Niagara Fails ard POINTS North or Wpst '''
ihioush tickets and Baggage Checked 10 s ingoftan
The Worcester trains, except express and t. 20 IN
connect at Roonsockct Junction vii trins II ana ~
htllinid ana a. Waterford viii aius OF lEe Tct,5i
Hartford and Erie railroad. "i
SPECIAL TRAINS.
le'hS IoNiUen'c ior waterfront $40 a M connecting
Immediately with trains tor Southbridgc lutna.p ana
Norwich. 1 N"-
Leave Yooneockct for Providence Al 80. m.
Leave Providence for UXbrdgc AT T.rn > m
IeSye UXhridge for Worcester ri = IS a m
Trains leave Milford for Worcester and Pfcyii. me-, nt
80 and lnO n m. and 4-2l ?. WoansocEct iag MI.
lord at S.4S g. NJ. and Loo and $50 m.
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NOR BOSTON VIA GROTON JUNO
n TIoE.-Cars leave Worcester at $50 and Ills a. m
and l,3Op. m.
Cars run through. Baggage checked through without
change, It
Passengers by this route land in the immediate vicinity
OF the Eastern Boston a Maine, and Boston a LOweil
Depota; also Steamers OF Portland, s. John and Hall
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Zeal estate.

HOTEL FOR SALE!-At TrMP1Fro,
Worcester Co, Mass. This large and well kno,yn
Hotel furnished throughout, with barns etc This no
tc l. as delightfully."- situated for summer boprers as
any in is 65 miles from Boston TO which
pace three daily trains run; will be sold at bargain
ADDRESS To Hotel Box 1890. Boston. Mass ,l6t Iny1
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herriam, convict for bigamy, died at the
state prison on Thursday morning last. This is
the first death that has occurred in the prison in
two wears
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NO. 2 LEY HALL.
ID. L. PARMENTER 4 co.

- FOR SALE-A Cottage House of s
HID; rooms, in excellent condition. good lot; some
Hl.L irmt; minutes walk from Court House.
Price S3l5O. d. +. PARMENTER q CO.
APPS DIT No, Brinley Hall.
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flluE LlAnIEsi HAIR sTnRE-Mis.

Il A. +. q r. o. CLouGH would respectfully inform
their lady friends and former patrons, that they have
returned TO their old location 60 Front ST. s. r. Leland
Building, opposite the Common, where they Will be
WITH call In making work 70 order; afro, refovatng
and adjusting old sets Of hair cutting 0hildrens and
'''''-'' ANNA Z. CLoUGH,
myg0 FANNY n. CLOIGH
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FOR SALE-One nice young Ethan Allen
Il Colt, stylish, and good driver Apply to
d. A. BAKER,
apps diff Elmwnod House, New Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-08

ESTABLISHED IN 1S3S.-P YOUNG
Il Dcaler.in Fancy Goods, Toys and Useful Articles
Umbrellas and Parasols Repaired. Pinking in a num-
Der Of styles. stamping for Embroidery
Agency Of the French bye House, Of Boston Goods
sent to the Dye Honse on Fridays.
observe the sign Of "rhe Variety Store, No 22e
Man street, nearly opposite the Quinsigamond Bank
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-11-08
Foreign Gossip.

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Gum Arabic.

The useful little mucilage bottle,
which has come to be so indispensable
upon every editorial table, is filled with
gum arabic, an adhesive article, dissolved
in water, and com bined oftentimes with
other ingredients, which are generally
mere authorizations. The most familiar
objects about us are often least under
stood, and probably few pause TO ask
the question, What is gum arabic, and
from whence does it come? In Morocco,
about the middle of November THAT is
after the rainy season., gummy juice
exudes spontaneously from the trunks
aud branches of the acacia. 1t gradu-
ally thickens in the furrow down which
it runs, and assumes the form of oval
and round drops about the size of
pigeons eggs, of different colors, as it
comes from the red or white gum tree.
About the middle of December the
Moors encamp on the borders of the
forest, and the harvest lasts full month.
The gum is packed in large leather
sacks, and transported on the backs of
camels and bullocks 10 seaport for ship
ment. The harvest occasion is made
one OF great rejoicing, and the people
for the time being almost live on the
gum, which is nutritious and fattening.
Such is the commercial story of this
simple but very useful article, which is
next in convenience on an editor table
to the all potent and indispensable scis
sors