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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-12
COTTON MILL AND MACHINERY
FOR SAI,Ei

The Cotton Factory Including Real Estaie ard ,ts
chhefy. situated near the iOnrlshing
town Of Mcehanlcye, - ~. o. III enS,eiae5 ,,g
9a,hto8h hlioI9' hn9 Instant about eight miles from
C9hOea and about twelve miles from Troy ' '"'"
The property includes "a acres Of gond land am -
uniang water-DOwcr, supplied from Eaiittnn aag5ts
ga and found Lakes-innch more than tnfleien M IA
seasons for The requirements Of tie milf ~ '''
Tie MIL Building u Of Stone AMI Brick ttree st,,i,
nigh with frame attic, and measures 10 10 ieel ~
Helhef win Two siOry frame addition 40 ! l0 ie,t
shop, barns. lee house. &C. &c. ''"
The Machinery Includes iefel Double Turbine Wa.
ter Wheel, 81 Looms, Of which 2sara 1or glinci eod
hnd Tue balance 5D-incj klsOn OPENER Wbltin Iat,
Rcr " Cards, with stnppera and W6fkefs nv Ffa,nes
ss-Opealihg Mules with late improvements; and MI
DINER machinery and fittings necessary Tor running e
mill together with good lathe and Toos or repalrs
Inc mn has been running the past four years an HI Z
~ Print Cloths, eight Yard u the pound ana u nov In
gOol order, AMI doing profitable bdMneee
10 persons Of moderate deslfous Of esfnIsbhy
themselves In good business IN pleasant ana be aiibi
location OF 10 capitalists wanting a good invosiinent
superior attractions are here offered ana ieir attention
IA especially Invited
This property Will be sold low aud on liberal tefus
For further Information apply 10
-, W. II. BtEvBNsON, Agent
mlo vamlu6 INTERCHANGEABLE. n. y
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BLA OK STALLION ORANGE noy
:. TIL Il THOROUGH-BRED
STALLION

Black. five wears Old, 1874 hands 1850 pounds NJ gr.,t
substance fine style and action bred if0n chniec ,ei
blood, through the stud Of Mr.. Alexander of Kentncte
VIII make the season ~ my stable on Suntner siree}
OF first service. '' F"g'"'' ~ ''i'e
re was sired DIV IOlllc0ner; dam, Selma by importod
Albloni "a dam, Sally Polk by Imported Ainbasiador.
~ dan, Betty Bhrtln by Giles ScrOggns; an dam
fanny ~ AIan Dth uan Sister to Tennessee oscar IN
Wiike. wonder Bth dam, Rosy Clack by inporte1
sallrhm, ny hezar ly Haynes Fmnap, By Codus l,y
LVab starring by Belize Arabian, by Raid l;aigwa az
by Akaster Turk by Leeds Arabian. src Of Fyi2e
D11Ineers2 Wy Spanker lgfanddre Of Flying ChdersJ
Ioliconer by star Davis, (he by Gleucoel ont Of Zsta
ldan Of Iigzag Zlra &c by Zenith: III dam Mnstrei
ander &c. ~ "'" "'oA'
deopgnt AuHffurtss
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ffnantfaI.
NORTHERN PACIFIC
Investment
SECURITIES.

We are selling at par and accrued interest and strong
ly recommend safe and profitable investment the
First Mortgage 40 Gold Bonds of the Northern Pacific
Railroad AT the present gold premium they yieldss
per cent interest-overone third more than e. s 52Os
Their elements of strength and safety arc the following
/. They the standard obligation of strong corpo-
ration, which represents in its Shareholders and Man
ayers large capital and railroad experience and en-
gagged in prosecuting business enterprise whose great
usefulness and solid success are not matters of doubt
?. They first mortgage on the Road Its Right of
Way. Rolling Stock, Telegraph Line, Equipments and
Franchises.
B. They are first lienupon the Traffic or net Earnings
Of the Road The Net Receipts of the first Trans-conti-
mental railroad in the second year after completion and
mainly from Local Business were equal to nine per cent
the total estimated of the Northern Pacific Road
4. They a FIRST and only mortgage on a Govern
ment Grant Land which consists of u 800 acres for
each mile of Road through the States of Wisconsin and
Minnesota and $500 acres per mile through the Terri
tories of Dakota, Montana Idaho and Washington In
average fertility of soil, healthfulness and mdness of
climate diversity and extent of resources the belt of
country comprising this grant Is such as to render the
lands very valuable and their speedy sale and cul
tvation Sold at the average price realized by other land
grant roads the real estate endowment of the Northern
Pacific Company will produce more than three times the
issue of bonds per mile.
The Company is now offering for sale
to settlers and colonies portion of its
valuable Land Grant in Minnesota, and
a large area on the Pacific coast will
soon be placed on the market. The Of
fered Lands are selling readily, and
henceforward the Company will realize
a large yearly income from this source.
The proceeds of land sales constitute
SINKING FUND for the retirement of
the First Mortgage Bonds, and the
bonds are at all times convertible at
LILO into the Company's lands at market
prices.
For further particulars or purchase of this bond
| apply to
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seminal Vveaknes. or spermntorrhmn

Immediately cured and full vigor restored This dis
tres ing aflicon-whch renders life miserable and MAJ
Tlage mp9s.ine-s the penalty paid by the victims Of
improper tndugences Young persons are too ami 10
commit excuses from not being aware of the relGiI
consequences that may ensue. Now who that under
stands the subject will pretend TO deny thai The poyer
oil procreaton is lost sooner by those falling nn i'm
proper habits than by the prudent? Besides being de-
prNed OF the pleasure of healthy Offspring the most sr
Gus ana destructive symptoms of both body and mind
arise The system becomes deranged the physical and
mental functions weakened, Loss Procreatiye Power
Nervous lrrability, Dyspepsia, Palpitation of the
Heart Indigestion, Constitutional Debility and Wasting
OF the Frame, Cough COnsumption Decav and nnath
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POsToN & ALBANY RAILROAD

BOSTON AID WORCESTER DIVISION.
SUMMER 4 ARRANGEMENT, commencing on NON
PASSENGER TRAINS leave worcester:
mog 5SsS1 4, w 92S 20 exp and 9i5 IN, and
The i20 H. and b. 555 S and G55 'Do gSP
ron Washington 50. alton; all others irom Fcster 81
| For Grafton Westboro'. southvlc, corisville ard
Ashland az 49, and 90 M 40 43O and 500 m.
LAO, S25, 955, 80, 500 and 9.55 m. ~
Eor @tcfd az 7go and Pr N, 10 sand m.
For Wellesley, STaniyle, West Sewon, Nea n
sengers Tor the sta,ons can also take Ike lao M
train TO Natiek and there change 10 the SaNonl1 9
wards WV minutes "''e'
The 20 N train runs every day except Monday; oil
sunday express irom Albany leaves Washington square
$50 q. y. (acn iay) for Boston '"
Eor worceaier al 500 76o ssSCsp.. exp II am 1so
express go expresn to birmingham 80 e& press $40
Nor Sew York Wis sprngacld 900 exp m, 800 oxp.
Now YORK, vie Norwich, sac exp m.
Grafton 100, ll.0O m, t.3O, 4.36 D m.
SonLhville, lge 100, a m, 49, 4.3O m.
cordayille, 400, 100 m, I.3O, t3O pm.
Ashland, 100, llOl I'm, 1870, i'30 so exp. . m.
=, s ao fr@mningnam sod 5o ssgsTP s,o 800 exp,
63S EXP, 64i 200 ,Saip Ii 90 pm ''V 'Np'' ''Vp'
,wafst, io6 lGoO,lI am. LsO 2IS, 400 500 $50,
Mlllouryi 100 am, 4S9 "a.
All outward trains runs daily except Sunday NP pm
Sunday Mail leaves Boston AZ $50 m sonnins a, w
Newton South Framingham, Worcester Wnef ~ ~ "
Mold palmer and springfield, arrives In Nnvs bIook
s.SOam. o. F q phTu,iss Ell, supt Springfield
WORCESTER AND SPRINGFIELD prv,s,ov
Leave worcester for Albany Way stations toccou.
modation) at b4l % NJ. o 'ooVni'
FOR Springfield and Way Stations g. 90 am md AZ
. n. - ,..-, a., Nv
gexpl 1922 ma ~, ana ~ and O.55 p M New Yo,k
leave Springfield for Rochester day .ain VII
4.30 m train. "'' connecting WIN
Leave Springfield for worccstcr at 400. 7I5 Imam
a a 4 al 2 eAp lVO $40 exp m. AiDuny Sunday
n,N pIuss IOWA M SUNDAY mail 1895 mt NJ nnI9vl
WmAh li,hoAD CofnEorIqNs.-At Aibai'S Min "a NEW
nohh Sshtrali Troy and Greenbuab 4 IISaor RiVsr
AMI Wai,A AZ chatham Win the ilarlcn, and Inisen
fIne ,s3i,V ang Lebanon Springs Railroads. Al Stale
H. p, ,s Sle olsatonie Raiiroad AZ Pltisded with
~ AM North Adams and lI0usaonic raroads
q, s2aaed WIN the New Haven and northampton RIP
r ~ N ang Gonneceni River Railroads. At Palmer with
sue new London Northern Rli. AZ Worcester Junction
Wln inc Providence and Worcester Worcester and
EAsnua ana Norwich and Worcester Eailroadg, At
south Ffanngham with the Boston. Clinton md Ftci-
roads. w ~
CO RUSSELL, sup.t, Springfield
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YOUNG MEN,

especially who have become the Victims of Solitary Vice
mat dreadful ana destructive habit which annually
sweeps 20 an untimey grave thousands of youug men n
1ne most exalted talents and brilliant intellect who
lnght otherw1se have entranced listening senates with
the thunders Of eoquence may call Win mi cnnGdemcn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-12

MIGHT. SOIL REMOVED and VAULTS
~ cleaned at short notice. Care nnd dispatch tsei on
NJ occhsVns Al orders left at Police once VI addfess4
pp; o. Boz ~, promptly attended %.
mss dsvs HOME WATSON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-12

NIGHT SOIL REMOVED and Vaults
~eo Neahed y. short notice. JOHN' HARRY
~" asm BOX $50 Worcester Il. o.
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VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS,
y AND TROY AND GREENFIELD R4ITP6 ~
CSfs eaye Worcester, Foster st. DEPOT for Ioosi r.
nell North Adams, Saratoga and Troy N " at Gao
%, or E9En ADAMS, iioosac Tunnel, Greenfield Shell
purhe aus anu rtlebOro, at $40 and II N m 70
uTeenhela III 630 and ll.l5 A. NJ. and 4.20 - 0A
pm. ~ az '"V " III ana ~
Leave Greenfield for Worcester at SOand Is m and
M and 200 IL ~ ' Is anu o'4A
Ihe 100 m and 90 m trains, from Hoosac Tpnpcl
p.3V M Tram rom Greenfield, and S4 m and 10 IA m
trils rom bIattehoro, connect at Fchburg Win
u; Sni@ Ior Providence Newport and T tunton go
me i0O m and l.00 m trains from Unnsor Tuu,,s,
anu ~ q IN ana 2OO I'm trains rom Bratleboro cor.
meet Win trains for Worcester Providence Newport a.
Fltchburg. Mass. Dec A. 1871 az U.s. Guit i
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1872. p C Il y H 4 ASHUELOT
BOSTON, BARRE & GARDNER p p

on and after Monday, March Trains will leave Gard
nei 2f W oreester and intermediate stations Mt 90 *
ana II ~ NJ, and at 43O p NJ makn@ copIa1,i
through Worcester 'i Vi passing
hEt y, kNlNG-Leave Worcester at 745 AM 10 40 ss
anu 20 P NJ connecting at Gardner with ali roi,s az
liz vermont ana Massachusetts Railroad 10 and from,
lul'nei freenteld and intermediate ststinns
and south from those points '''i 'i''iis horth
worce.far nr,r.,, ,s7, T. b. sARGEANT, Sup't.
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EITCHBURG Z WORCESTER r. r..
n SUMMER ADVANCEMENT 49, Commencing on
MONDAY, May |, iSTI.-pssgeucpr Trans fnr ,gprcos.

NuJOaBUItCS K WORCESTER r. r.
a SUMMER ARRANGEMENT - Commencing ON
AoNDAS' May l. iSIl.-Psssenser Trans for Worcos.
Leave Fitchburg, 8 z. n, 1850 and 55tu.m,
S0uth burg, sos s. m. Y 81 and SD D. m
Leominsier, Sl2 u m, LOO and 6.OU y. m.
Salcs crossing \ u a. m, iGi and b.dI. D. m
fratt s Junction. e a. M, l. IS and g. ID D M
sterling Center, S.33 3. m, / 20 and g. 20 D. m
Passenger Trains for Fctburg-
Leave Worcester, $50 and His a. m. ami % n ia
Sterling Junction, 707 and ll.57 a. M ana 200 n y,
Sterling Center, ~ and l205 p. m, ana sos D. IN
Pratt Junction 20 a. M, and l2l4 aud l6 D. m
Gates Crossing, 725 6. M l2.22 and j.4 D. M
Ieomnsler l30 e. m, 1880 and 3 80 D. M,
South Fitchbufg 737 q. M, 1898 and 3 81 o. M
RAILROAD CoNiECTlONs.-rhe 20 and Ii l5H II, and
20 p m trains from Worcester connect at Fitclbnrs
WIN the cheshire and Rutland and Burlington II tor
all points north and west; also connect hi FifrIbnrs
with the Vermont and Massachusetts Il r for treengnIa
and BIattlehOrO and intermediate stations w
Tao zoo m and 1850 p tram from Ftchburr con.
meet 81 worcester with Boston Worcester prfvteHra
q Worcester, Norwich g. Worcester Railroads and
Western X. II. for New York and the West via Spr,nr
Geld. '' 'P'"h
The $50 ,; m tram from Fitehburg connects at Wor
cester with Norwich u Worcester Steamboat Train cF
New York via Rev London. IL. A. MOOD Smatt
Ohee Fitchburg & Worcester r. r. - up
Mnx
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TAKE PARTICULAR NoTrcr

=, DR.: Hall3ek addresses all those who have injured
which ruin both body ami mind, uniting Them lS
elther ou mess, study, society marriage These are
early habits of youth, Weakness Of the Back and
Limbs, Pains in the Head. Dimness of sight Loss OF
Muscular Power palpation of the Heart, Dyspepsia
Nervous Irritabilty, Derangement of the Digestive
Functions, General Debility, symptoms Of COnsuml-
MENTALLY, the fearful effects on the mind are mucb
TO be dreaded Loss of Memory Confusion of Ideas DC
preston Of Spirits, Evil Foreb6dngs aversion to Soeie
", Sell. 2lstruSt, Love Of SOLITUDE. Tmidty &c. are
ages can now Judge what Is the cause of their declining
neadn losing their ygor becoming weak pale,
anu emlcateI having singular appearance about the
eyes, cough and symptoms OF consumption.
YOUNG MEN
who have injured themselves by certain practice in
duged in when alone, habit frequently learned from
evil companions. or at school, the effects which are
nightly felt even when asleep, and if not cured render
marriage impossible and destroy both mind and body
should apply Immediately. What a pity that a Young
man. the hope of his country, the pride of his parent s.
should ne snaehed from all prospects and enjoyments OF
contemplating marriage reflect thai a sound min and
nubial happiness.
THE SECRET MEDICAL COUNSELLOR
$50 Pages and 70 Illustrative Engravings
A new Medical Work written by Dr. F. HalIock. who
mas had greater success in the Treatment of Diseases
W. Ge n e o TeSGreed in tins work than perhaps tell
Nervous and General Debility Seminal Weakness, and
all diseases OF the Generative Organs in both sexes
ical Institute"
TO THE LADIES.
Ladies, married and single can consult Dr. Halifax IN
az plEdte ana delicate arrangements, with every assur
ahce OF relief DR. Iaock gives his exclusive attention
TO the treatment of all Female Complaints from what
ever cause arising. Perfect secresy in all cases Board
Ine pest OF nursing for patients who wish To remain
nlaer treatment Dr. Hallock is acknowledged the
leading physician in Boston in the treatment of troubles
Ola private and confidential nature. His remedies are
ease HIS medicines prepared in his own private
nro1io anS seeurng IN every case reliable prep
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NORWICH AND W0RCESTER NV

~ SION, b., II. and e. RR. ISL. '''N III
, ,ItEalAs GoING SouTH, LEAVE WORCESTER AT
S'o1 M way Passenger Train C0nncets Of NJ
ster Win train from Southbridge and tor u ~ ,
ZEN at P,sinield with trains TO and from Gis ~
~ New London from West Side station w." IRAN fof
1000 ~ way Passenger Train. Connects 4, W.,
cester with trans from Boston Nasbna vi, %
yI9ggs, i.o"eli' &C at Worcester Junction wIth
MIstCfh Big froVdence trains; at Putnam VIE
u@h rom Bostoni at Plainfeld for Proyiipnce-
Fof%ich with trsias for New london Mf J.t9t
Bic m. Way Passenger Train. Conrccts n. w..
eEster WIN tralns from Nashua Filchhurr IcSt
S a. "c, a. worcester Junction with ENnrsgs
Providence and Worcester roads: nj PW I.g G9S
RON from Boston; az Plainfcld Junction troinS
this train. Passengers from way stations po1dot
We5sieI, Pntnam and DaEicsonyei for Ne w
hi, S5 ~ Ssoa9er from Ne" London, viii take his
ace ? n Steamboat Express Train for Kew York
SChhecS 81 Worcester with Trains from Ros,on
CONCORD, Manchester Lowell Lawrence N J3oIS1n
r rI t &C az Putnam from Boston wal
potS, Et&hklin and blackstone; Leaves Eorvich
icr New London at 9.I!I m wv 'oi"i'h
. a IRAlF2 GotEG NoETH LEAVE NoRgrcu Ar
vi" N. Steamboat Express train for Boston 6ysuv
Ton aSgtyj connecting at Putnam for Bos
Lolt' SIC sI0ne, Franklin aud Walyo,e. al VI ~
Concord, Ftchburg &c This train ies,.e N's I
a atoiinon 81 l'LS m, dependent on arrival Of
S.oGsrn Way Passenger Train CONNECTING
fos ' Raston Junction ior froydence; at Putnam
yuictlOn Tor Springfield, and way stations AIbany
&C, ana rroyidence, at Worcester for trains 10
il'S0 q m; Way Passenger Train. Connecting Al
siaihhe!G WITH train from and for Proyidc1ces
arriving 81 " Crccster Junction in season far ram
to Boston Providence Springfield and a 5lt t.ains
"a az orcester ter trains to Boston NagIus 81 ny
VIII H. Ma y r,sssenger Train. Connects Nor
an AL WIN VII. ram nom Rev London, and al Plain.
neid Junction with train to Providence; at Wor
WEBSTER SPECIAL
Leaves " Webster for Worcester at O.ds9am.
Leaves Worcester for webster at as.;sy5 pm.
Hnr"ch ~ Worcester Division
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Money Sent without Danger of Loss.

MONEY ORDERS for any amount not exceeding $50
on one order will be issued on deposit this office and
payment ofthe following fees;
ON orders not exceeding So. 10 cents
over So and not exceeding $50. ..........l5
over $50 $40, ....,...2O
Over $40 ~ ssh. .. 95
Swiss International Postal Money Orders issued at
this office at domestic rates.
~ United States Treasury Notes or National Bank
Notes only received or paid.
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f. r. ANDREWS Agent.
psf. Nj. ANDREWS, sup,t,


pACIFIC MAIL S. S. CO.'S through line
= to California and China. Fares greatly reduced.
steamers leave Pier No. ~ North River, loot of Canal
street, at II clock. noon on the
18th AND BOTH,
except when these days fall Sunday-then the day
previous.
Jane Is. Steamer HENRY CIAUNCEY, Capt. A. c.
Gray for Aspinwaii direct, connecting at Panama with
steamer ARIZONA, Capt. -.
All departures connect at Panama with steamers for
Centrai American and South Pacific ports Departure
of 18th touches at Kingston jamaica
FOR JAPAN AND CHINA an extra steamer will
leave san Francisco June 49,
One hundred pounds baggage allowed each adult.
An experienced surgeon on board. Medicine and at
tendance free.
For Freight or Passage Ticket further information
H. BABY, Agent; to RICE, WHITING Il BULLOCK
corner Main and Pearl Streets Worcester: or to agents
for New England. c. l.. BARTLETT q CO.
nl5 diff l6 Broad street. Boston
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Patrick MeSoley, Providence lunatic, is at
large.
The Episcopal church in Westerly was SO bad
~ damaged by fire on Sunday night that il
Is not likely to be repaired. It was insured for
SIO,OOO which will nearly cover the loss
The remains of Daniel Chaplin, a revoutiopa-
ry hero, lie in the Worthwhile cemetery at New
port. On decoration day, the venerable Deacon
Chapln, son, granddaughter in the early
prime OF womanhood, and two great grand
children in the budding beauty of childhood
were present to lay their tribute of love upon
his grave
A boy named Melville Smith, about thirteen
years Of age, son of Captain Joseph Smith, of
Rocky Brook, was drowned in the upper reser.
yoir of the Rocky Brook mills on Sunday. Re-
turning from Sabbath school with two compan.
| ions, smith went in bathing, and although un.
| able TO swim, had the imprudence TO lump from
| the dam into the reservoir, where the water Il
about twelve feet deep.
Thomas Burgess, Of Little Compton, has a
lull bOoded South Down eve sheen, which was
eeigh'Seh years old last April, Of his own raising
e Guy has mad seventeen pair of twin lambs in
s"tstsJI'aloh, but last spring she only had one
nniSn was very large, making in all thirty.fye
lauipo' ny has sold thirty-twO of them nj an
nfeiagv price OF So each, amounting to siSs. ID
say hVthlng ABOUT the wool he has sold from
her. MI. Burgess has three of her lambs which
he keeps Tor breeders, and he saws he IL ooin1, a.
try and keep the old creature until sbe orri,o,
Mt the age OF one and twenty, and then he ~
tends 10 give her her freedom. ~ II"
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RaiIroa6s.
MrnRcEsTFR AND NASHrrA ~

WORCESTER AND NASHUA RAIL
W ROAD-On and after Monday, sept l. ISL Pssseu
ger Trains viii run follows:
Leave Worcester at $50 and Ills ana 90 and So
tGrot0n Passeuger). D 1r.
Leave GrotOu Junction for Worcester at 5 4 m,
Leave Nashua at ia a n l20G m, and 500 n.
ne oSJ Train connects at Fchburg with trains for the
.inont and Massachusetts Cheshire and Rutland sDd
Tho F,I railroads, at GTot0n Junction with Of
Ry,,i 'Sn2urs Cdown) Peterboro and Shirley stony
NasSHSis Si9 iso|eu and Lawrence Railroads. and Il
And T Win trains Of the Wilton Concord Mancieser
VarrIont l9rthern, Boston, Concord and Montreal
roads - - ssanipslc ana OgdensDnFs Kali
The Ills IN train co,.. . go, 50, -, .
ssr ia Pnia,SS ala Burlington Qreight ans pasSen
Bury stony BToct is, y Groton Junction with Fitchs
a. 81 ttoSS and Low eli and ts9ins. mi
senee Yor gSn is2n Concord Manchester and LawI
Montreal Ito PynOuthl trains anu Boston, concord snd
LEI II a-v tram connects at Fitcbhure a.7Isn,o
S 1T%Rston Night Express trains At Taon
ti i.H ~; fetsrbofo and Shirley ana STEM, prE
ST-lnsi ana at Nashua with Concord Me- ttsls IfeoA
rss99tegee, Northen Vermont Central Might alS
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4 Subscription bO0k IS IN CIRCULATION Tor the
purpose of raising fund to purchase home
for Gen. Stannard.
celebration Of the coming national anniver-
sary is proposed at Montpelier The principal
features of the same will be grand iremen's
tournament and balloon ascension.
A Vermont paper says: "The Sherburne bear
hunter has caught the bear that caught the
sheep. When Cotton gets after bear it has to
come. If sheep is killed by bear in Sher-
burne and Cotton hears OF it-good bye, bearP
The Rutland Herald says: "Women being
| courted by widowers might do well to walk in
the cemeteries and view the care with which the
| graves of former wives are observed" Those
who most neglect the graves would of course be
the most desirable husbands; for what woman
wants man always thinking about former
| wife's grave?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-01
dec l6-eo5t

CHRISTMAS
NEW Ia FER RAISINS.
SULTANA AND VALENCIA RAISlNS.
NEW CURRANTS AND CIT,RON
ORANGES AND LEMONS.
M1LAGA GRAPES.
DRUM AND LII YER FIGS.
1LMONDS and OTHER NUTS.
Cranberrics.
Fishers Mince Meat.
Cox's Gclatinc.
Albert and London Biscuits.
English Pickles and Sauces.
English Currant Jelly and Jam.
Guava Jelly.
Gallon Jars Of Pickles.
French and German Preserves, very suitable
for presents
Anchovy and Bloatcr Paste.
Spanish Pears.
Dried Damsons.
Preserved Ginger.
Olives, Capers AID Oils.
Canned Fruits and Vegetables.
Canned Lobster and Salmon.
Pottcd Ham and Lobster, Sc.
Being the largest stock Of
FINE AND FANCY GROCERIES
ever offered in the city.
G. WM. RAMSAY.
S. f. corner King and st. Asaph sts.
dec 14-tJ1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-01

NOR TIE HOLIDAYS-Layer RaiSins, Va
IL lrncia RlisinS, Scctless Rasins Lante Cur
rants Lemon Peel Citron, Cape Cod Cranbcr-
rics, Mincc Meat, prime Northern Butter, Fir-
gnia Roll do, Wclch's and other brands of
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Nuts Sarlinc< Figs, Flavoring Extracts Cox :
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