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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-02

river about a mile above Bridsewater village.
Mrs Bartlett had been insane for some time,
and had previously attempted to drown her
self About two years since she went into the
woods the whole neighb0rhood was rallied,
and after hunt OF day and night found her.
RHODE ISLAND.
The Newport News says: "The friends of
Brown university must bestir themselves. 1t
was once one OF the leading colleges in the
country, but Others have outstripped it until
Brown has become only third rate institu-
iion.p
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=, THOROUGHBRED PRIVA.
-. THE THOROUGH-BRED
IS STALLION,
NJ A no NJ M IL ID .

Black five wears old, l5A hands, 1850 pounds Of great
substance, fine style action bred from choice racing
blood through the stud Of Mr. Alexander OF Kentucky
VIII make the season at my stable on summer street
Fiteheurg Terns-S0 for the season, payable time
He was sired bv Z0icofer; dam, Selma by imported
Albion; ID dnm Sally Polk by imported Ambassador:
81 dam, BETTY Martin by Giles Acroguns; dth dam
Fanny by Arab; 9Th dam Sister TO Tennessee Oscar Nv
Wilkes Wonder; 9Th dam, Rosy Claek by imported
Saltram, by Mezar by Haynes flhnnap. by Codlus by
by Akaster TURK, by Leeds Arabian (sire Of Flying
Cniders,l by spanker, lgrandsire Of Flying ChdeN,)
Z0coier by star Davis, me by ulenonel out OF Zeta
dam " Zigzag Zara &c.,) by zenith I'd dam Minstrel
ny hedoci 20 dam Lucy Alexander by Buord's Alex.
nnA alennan AuGIfSTIrs MuIrNIAN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-02

A NY PERSONS wishing to go into the
"A country Tor rest, in pleasant, quiet farm house
hediiy location, near the city-can hear OF such place
ny ADDRESSING A. ; Box 100. d2w' APPS
I ,UMBER!
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-02
THE TROTTING Stall LION
"CLIFFORD."

Improve your Stock by this celebrated stallion ue is
n beautiful Mahogany Bay. II years old 10 hands hisb
and weighs, when In Gllr condition, 100 pounds lie
was bred In Kentucky from the Duroek and Domede
Stock, and is TIllsEE-FOURIHS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Hood will tell; III is impossible TO get game cock
from dunghllI" -
Clifford has been Premium Horse IN aImost avsr,
Exhibition where he has been entered for compeifioS
In the month OF september 1871 he was entered in nm
trials and received eight first prizes among thnsa
first prize at the New England Fair al Lowell is lime
there was 2.fD. The following week ho took anoaI,a
prize AZ Hudson, of $3.50 In 23S with he gyeasst ns
Asa Trottng stallion he viii stand alone On liz ,.o, ,s'
A. roadster its equals are lie has n cohnn
lon Of ze. power style and speed that Is moi surnassd
by my horse IN the Eastern States " ' A"iP pussy"
Terms For the SEASON SO To Varran, ana
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-02
EITCHBURG X WORCESTER r., r.
= SUMMER ADVANCEMENT - Commencing on
MONDAY, Nay l. ls7l.-fassenger Trans Tor WorceG.

MONDAA ; May l. IoIl.-1 asseiger Trans Tor W0rCeg-
south Fitc) burg, sos a M, IL. 81 and 5S4 D. NJ
Leomlnster " a. M, 100 and 90 D. m.
SRles Crossing, Sl1 n. M, l.O7 and sol D. m.
fratts Junction, S26 a. m, LIS and L Is D. m,
Sterilng Center, S,33 g. M, I.2O and &. 20 D. M
Passenger Trains for Fchburg-
Leave Worcester, $50 and !. Is A. m and 4 1G n ~
SSteriing Junction 7O1 and ll.57 IN. ana 800 D. M
sterling Center, ia and Il o. D. m and tpi n n, ne
Pratts Junction T2O a. M. and Il ii and In M
2stes Crosslng rs g. n l222 and 5.2l p. NJ
south Fitchbnrg 137 a. M, 1898 and & 81 D m
RAILROAD COhhEcT1oEs.-T'he 80 and III IL y n, M,
20 p M trains from Worcester connect nd VII .IbIa
with the Cheshire and Rutland and Burlington r n fa
an points north and west: also connect al Fltchhurg
WIN The Vermont and Massachusetts X Il for I,renfnia
and Blaltlehor0 and intermediate stations. "
The 9g a. m and H. so p m. tram from Fchburg conJ
meet So worcester with Boston Worcester prnrieTna
a. worcester, Norwich Worcester Railroads ma
field ' 80 "Pi'nbs
The $50 p; M train from Fitchburg connects at wor
eester WIN Norwich Worcester Steamboat Train oP
New York via. New London IL 4 Moon Snn, wv
once Ftchburg h Worcester r. r. ! zap :"
ffRh hsruf n
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leg ~ two place below the knee while at play
"Wednesday forenoon.
On the 27th ut, in Derry James, a son of
james NJ. Wood, aged about six years, was run
over by loaded wagon and died almost in
stanuy.
The East Warren corporation buildings, con
sisting OF a large two story boarding house
barns, and out buildings, were DESTROYED by fire
Tuesday The buildings We're owned by parties
IN Lawrence. Loss about $1,000.
large IRE Is raging m the woods four miles
from Suncook About 400 cords Of wood be-
IohglnS 70 Ihhlp and Warren Sargent are al
ready burned; valued AT $1,000
The dwelling house of John w. ana Perry
Flint, one mule north from Dartmouth enllaoe
was totally destroyed by fire tuesday nig6t
Through The exeriion Of citizens and lie fayors.
Dle state ol inc Wiud me harns and other out
buildings were saved. Loss $3.50; partially in.
sured 10y the Hartford. '' i''
At a meeting OF the executive committeo az
the prisoners aid association of New usr, ~
shire, Tuesday, The following persons were a.
pointed delegates TO The International peniten.
tiary congress 20 lie held at London Jnlv 4
1872; Rev. u, y. Aver, Rev. }. +. Lowering. W
II. Kimball, Allen kolger, Mrs. J. +. Loyerinp
Mrs w. ii. kimball aud Miss Alma j Herbert
all of Concord, and Rev. Mr. Tucker Of Man
chester.
VERMONT
young girl was sentenced TO Jail for SIKH
DAYS at Burlington on Monday for appearing
IN the streets dressed in boys clothes.
A gang of 100 men are starring the big Nor
cross dive at Woodstock. For their noursh
ment their cook bakes daily two thousand bis
cults and eighty-four square feet of gingerbread
They consume bushc Of beans every twenty
four hours, a busliel aud . half Of potatoes a
each meat, barrel Of beef in two meals, ant
three barrels OF pork every four days.
CONSBcTIoU1.
The Norwich Bulletin says: Capt Simeon
A. Chapman OF GrotoR Sailed Tor Cincinnati
Monday evening. lie was all dressed up, anc
never looked 50 well before
Henry W. Strong, an Old resident OF Sout
Windsor, committed suicide on SUNDAY night
by hanging himself 70 an apple tree on The
premises Of Mr. T. T. Burnham. Mr. Strong,
wife died on the 1st Of March, and since thai
time he has been very Glow spirited" and eyi
IDENTIFY greatly depressed. His age was flty.
four years. A .inry Of inquest was summoned
aud rendered verdict in accordance with the
facts
On the 22d alt. The wife OF Ebonezcr Bartlett
of Bridgewaicr drowned herself, and her body
was found the next day down The stream about
three lourfhs VI a nile, lodged upon a small
island, which emplies into the Otta Queeche
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WORCESTER -----
Industrial Advertising Agency
AND
GENERAL INTELI.IaENCp opp,cc
Room Mol Rogers Block


Promptly Attended 10.
HOUSES. TENEMENTs. SHOPS, STORES. ROOMS
40. SECUTED FOR THOSE WHO WISH
Property Relad, Bills COLLECTED kitnatiDDs FOUND for
Donestcs anil Help obtained on The most reasonable
terms DOmestca secured for general homework cooks
ehambcrmalds kitchen girls, table walters Tor Hotels
aud saloons aud general information given 10 those who
coming Into the city and looking work or De.
sire situation IN any Kind VI business.
G. X. HUBBARD.
AGENTS WANTED--'ro canvass The country and
sell Patent Articles aud Yankee Notions
Oniee hours ;roms to II. IRON 2to g. andG tos
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MARCH 4, 1872.
FARMS! FARMS! FARMS!
POND & PEACOCK
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS,
No. 2 Front st. Exchange,

Have hand extensive list of Farms at prices to
suit ALL from Pleasant Little Farm for few hundred
dollars, to Delightful Country Estate for few thou
sands Also, City Property and Real Estate OF every
description.
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PROVIDENCE & WORCESTER RAIT-

PROVIDENCE q WORCESTER RAIL-
- ROAD,-ArraIgementO trains, 1872
Express Train stopping only W0onsockef and Tx
2.l5 p. m 49, '0e "N
Accommodation Trans will leave Worcester for Prov
pm 49, ~ ~ 'Oo
ll45 m, and 4.05 M ' 50 ''' al"
The 40 m dnaiD and ais (exprcss) trsins froo,
frovuence and the ~ ID a. m. (eXpres8 400 D. M
mal1 Trans from worcester connect at Worcester
Rutland, Saratoga Montreal Nashua Lowell InNvrence'
Concord, and the White Mountains; Springfield Albany
Troy, Niagara Falls and points North or West -
Through Tickets and Baggage Checked to All important
points. va A0i ana
The Worcester trains, except express and 20 n ma
connect at Woonsoekei function with trains TO and n
Milford, and at Waterford with trains Of the Boston
Hartford and Erie railroad ,1'
SPECIAL TRAINS.
Leave Providence tor Waterford 800 a. M connecting
Immediately with trains for SOuthbdge, Putnam and
LIesve woonsocket for Providence at 225 p. m.
Leave UXbrtdge for Worcester at 545 a m
Trans eaVe Milford for Worcester and Providence at
oV ana Luz a. m. and 42O D. WoOnsOckc t for Nil,
tord at S.45 a. m. and 80 and $50 D. M 49,
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49, FOR SALE-0n Chatham street. a
VIII S-tenement French Rooted House of 20 rooms:
&l will rent for $500; well painted and blinded city
water and good well. Lot 50 100. Price S. 600.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-02

lh youh nv,se Possesses most Of the requisites OF
rst.class STOCK HORSE. IL Ave years I'D. stanas
fifteen and one-haf hands high, weighs 1850 bs Il nas
sessel o le eiper per ect tr0ltlng action and great
endnrance lie colt Of the greatest OF troitIng sres
h1ysayke iiambet1nian the sire Of Dexter George
augusta starlo, Socrates, Abcideen Happy Medium.
Terms; For the season, S25 I'D Warrant sas
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-02

Cnnofd' and Orange Boy" will make the season
rom Apr ist TO September LIST. nj the stable OF the
rIvprietOr NJ cambridge street, Worcester, Mass
I'm tuesday Of each week they will be ID the stable Of
Hotnce Bacon, Sonthbrdge, Mass ' "
ap2a deoplm MOSES DoIJFE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-02
FARM FOR SAJE-Or evcho

HI for good City Property; Of the best farms In
Ml Princeton II miles from Worcester, OF ID1 acres.
-4- in hle state Of cultivation With excellenf
buidngs Will be sold cheap Price 81 OOO lnahre Or
Il. SPAULD1NG,
apps dtt No. 2 Brtnley Hall
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-02

A fellow calling himself L. b. Claggett, about
tweuy-six years of age, has been victimizing the
people of Lowell He professed to be a teacher
of calisthenics, and succeeded in getting large
class from the schools. He suddenly left the
city, leaving several victims of misplaced con
tidence, who had loaned him money and trusted
him for board etc
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-02

III FOR es s se1e .5-A BRICK BLOCK.
containing tenements. Price 81 O0O
mh4 N~'~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-02

In the case Of John Hodgkins, of Nobleboro
who has been on Trial tor an outrage alleged TO
have been committed on Caroline A. Davis. Of
Someryile, October 5, 1870, the iurv. alter
being out all night, returned verdict OF guilty
OF iornIcation, He was sentenced to sixty days
in the county jail aud TO pay a fine of one hnn.
dred dollars The case was managed by Coun.
~ Attorney FarnngtOn for the state and Hon
Joseph Baker, Of Augusta, for Hodgk ms. and
has attracted much interest
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-02

o. a. FOR SALE-On Congress st., a g.
&,i tenement French Rooted House Of II rooms city
hll.L water; piped for gas. -
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DEV EY'S DENTA ROOMS.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-01

ing, gave the young housekecpcr and
all whom it may concern, the following
directions FIRST get good yeast, MS
follows Pare three middling size porn-
toes, or four smaller ones, boil in two
quarts Of water, add water in the kettle
to replace the loss by boiling; when
boiled sufficiently, mash the potatoes in
the water, add Il cup Of flour and stir in
while hot; set il away to cool add when
cool n tcaspoonful OF white sugar aud II
pint Of yeast kept over from last baking,
and set away in n warm place to rise I'M
til the next morning. This should be
made the previous evening, To start
the first yeast, Il ycastcakc or bakers
or brewers yeast must he stirred i'll.
Afterwards ut each baking a pint of the
yeast must be set away TO start the next
one. Secondly, get good flour or no
good bread can he had. Then take
sufficient flour to make four or six orliu-
AIRY loavcs, and pour the yeast into the
centre Of it first taking ont the pint to
set away ms Ghovc), and add blOOd-warm
water to make batter in the centre Of
the flour. Set in warm place to rise
When risen stir in the dry flour and
make u sponge PIT in also n piece of
butter ns large rs u hickory nut Set
AWAY again to get up" Then mix well
adding dry flour. in the usual manner to
keep it still enough. Break it into pieces
for the loayrs with the hands don't cut
with IL lnifrl nnl mn il into tho nan. TO
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-01
The Investment of Savings.

There arc thousands Of persons throughout
thccountry, who have from ono hundred to
one or two thousand dollars saved up which
they do not wish to use in active business, but
from which they desire to realize aE large and
steady an income Ms possible, Savings banks
arc excellent for temporary convenience, hut
they necessarily pay low rates Of interest /;
government bonds are safe beyond question,
hut at present prices Weld such small income
that most investors u moderate means prefer
something else.
Under these circumstances .fi'd.clhss rail-
road bonds are becoming a fayortC investment
among all classes. Many Of them are practi-
cally as safe as government bonds, while they
yield an income much larger than Fiyc-Twon-
ties. MCssrs. Jay Cooke 4 Co., tho eminent
bankers, who made such a grand success Of
the government loan during the war, and have
recently succeeded in selling two hundred mil
lions Of the new U. S. . per cent. loan, are now
offering to the American public rail road bond
that is probably the most attractive and dcslr-
able now on the market. Speaking OF the first
mortago $50 gold bonds Of the Northern Paci-
flo Railroad Company, the security referred to,
New York financial paper OF the highest
standing says:
II II because these bonds ar irst-class
Railroad security, aud Real Estate mortgage
on lands worth twice the amount secured, that
We commend ihpm to those Of our readers who
desire an Investment that II safe beyond Quos-
ton, while readily negotiable and bearing u
good rate Of interest. They arc first lien,
not only on u great Railroad aud Its traffic,
but IN addition are first mortgage on vnlun-
bic lands at the rate Of 50 acres to each 800 OF
indebtedness. Add to this the fact that the
rate Of interest Il $40 per cent. gold Is more
that S per cent currency and that the bonds
are always cNchangCablc At 10 per cent, prcmi-
nm for the lands IN which they are secured
practically giving the power II foreclosure ut
willy and II is easy to explain the high favor
with which these securities are now regarded.
Central Pacific h. Il. Bonds, secured only on
the Railroad itself aud bearing only sir per
cent. gold interest, are now selling AT 1903. In
the light OF this fact, II is not unsafe to pre-
diet that Northern Pacifics, bearing SEyEN
ASD rlRIr-rRNTHs per cent, gold interest, re-
cut ed both IN the Railroad and on %, 900 acres
Of land to each mile Of track, aud now selling
at par, and M accrued interest will ut an early
day h. worth lilo.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-01

An ARTIFICIAL WmnLwrND. The
fact that whirlwinds are caused by up
ward currents of heated mir, WINS recent
ly demonstrated in the town of Quccus-
burg, y. Y. A farmer, having occasion
to burn II ycllow.pinc fallow Of some
twenty acres, fearing that the fire might
spread into the adjacent timber. ignitcd
the fallow in several places on the edge,
after taking the precauton of cleaning
of the brush from strip surrounding
it. The flames rushing toward the CEN
ire from every direction, the mir and
smoke soon assumed rotary motion,
which increased in intensity. This
whirlwind ,for such it wns), after hecom-
ing fairly formed. moved with wonder
ful velocity on its axes, mrniugup small
trees by the roots. and lifting them in
to the mir, stripping the branches from
some that adhered too firmly to the
ground, and fairly wriuging the bark
from others. II was accompanied by n
noise resembling thunder, aud lasted
from five to ten minutes, hut did not
pass the bounds Of the fallow, although
II swayCd back and forth across the field
Of fire several times.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-01
Summary or News.

MiscRGESATIoN has been declared lille
gal by the Supreme Court Of Indiana,
A Tennessee farmer nsraiscd pound
Of tea, and it cost him fifteen dollars to
do il.
Ii Grcenville, Mich, several married
women are enrolled rs pupils in the pub
lie schools.
TIN President of q Boston street rail
road company has hcon fined twenty dol.
lars for permitting forty seven pnssen.
gers to he crammcd into one car,
IT will he surprising to many no doubt
That the entire Dominion of Canadn has
fewer inhabitants tlinn the single State
Of Pennsylvania, hit so say the figures,
IT now seems certain that the three
negroes who were hanged by mob in
Clark County, Ind, for the supposed
murder of the Park family, were limo.
cent.
IT'S proposed to introduce law into
the next Legislature making the Regis
tCrship Of New York Il snlaricd office
with M annual remuneration Of $1,000.
At present the fees are worth So, 900.
The woman sometimes known us
Byrncs, who has been tried in New
York city for causing the death Of Mary
Russell by malpractice. was found guilty
and sentenced to seven years in Sing
Sing.
TuE mare Kate, which mldca twenty
mile trnt in Snn Francisco inside Of 80
minu;cs 32 seconds, is wholly rniujurcd.
II is snid her feat has never before been
accomplished Preparations have been
made to have her repeat the feat ut an
early day.
IN the recent great four.onred race for
The championship Of England. the Tay-
lor-Winship crew, who won the race,
uscd for the first time in England the
American sliding seat, which Taylor. uu-
known to any but those Immediately in.
tCrcstcd in the crew, introduced into
their new boat, BeH'S Life says il ca.
abled the crew to work their ST. IKE Mt 40
per minute with ease, md whom not
squirting to drop down to ~ and 3S with
telling effect.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-01
Iron In Pennsylvania.

The production of anthracite pig iron
in Pcnnsy lynnin has doubled within the
lust ten wears, increasing from 37O,3O5
tons in 1862 to 692, 100 tons in 1863 ;
while in the three States Of New York,
New Jersey and Massachusetts, the pro-
duction has grown from G,969 tons in
1854 to 2G9, $50 tons in 1860. The tabu-
lated returns of the iron trade for 1869
the latest published tigures-show that
the entire product Of anthracite pig iron
In the United States during that year
was 97l,l5O tons, and of this whole
amount Pennsylvania produced, rs
shown by the figures above, more than
two thirds.
There are in Pennsylvania four anthm-
cite pig iron regions, the LehiGh, the
Schuylkill, the Upper Susquehannn and
the Lower Susquchanna, and the pro-
ductiou in the Lclligh region is now
within triilc of rs much MS the aggrc-
gate production of the three other re-
gions. In 1869 the product Of the L.
high region was 5000 tons, and the
product for 1870 will probably show Il
slight increase over these figures. II is
difficult to predict in advance the proha.
hlc product of the furnaces for 1871, Int
the present indications are that there
will he Il larger production than ever
before.
Lchigh county is literally filled with
hcmatitc ore beds and limestone Quurics,
and the magnetic ore is easily obtained
from New Jersey, and the coal from the
Lchigh and IIazleton regions. The Lo-
high iron region and tile Lehigh coal re-
gion are oftcntimcs COMPOUNDED by per-
sous ut distance from them, btH they
are entirely distinct, and are contiguous
to each other rather than identical. The
northern boundary of the Lehigh iron
region is at Paryville, which is in Car
bon county, % miles above Allentown.
The Lehigh coal region has its southern
boundary and its trade centre ut Mauch
Chunk, which is six miles further up the
Lchigh river than Parryville. The fur
nnces consume about twice rs many tons
of conl, and when to the consumption of
the furnaces isadicd that Of the rolling
mills, the aggregate consumption Of coal
in the iron business in the Lehigh region
will be about million tons.
"hc figures for the raw material con
snmCd and the iron produced during
1870, at one Of the largest blast furnaces
in this region, arc MS follows: coal, S.
600 tons iron ore, 10000 tons; lime.
stone, 1900 tons pig iron produced
from this consumption, i4,iOt tons.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-01
CURING Pork With lee.

The Cincinnati Price Current, under the
heading of Provision Trade Revolt.
ton, gives some interesting information
concerning the growth OF n new industry
the ice curing Of pork in the summer
which il says is making "great breach
cs, in the old packing trade. Accord
ing to this trnde journal. it may almost
he said that it is not longer necessary to
pack and lay aside meat in winter at all,
any more than Mt any other scason-thcrc
being, however, Il few weeks in the heat.
ed term of summer when il is not neces.
sary nor desirable to handle or use much
meat, Swine are fattcned more convent.
emily and more economically in fall
weather, and then transportation can be
done twenty per cent cheaper. Fresh
ice cured meat is brighter, sweeter, and
sells higher for several ofthe leading
qualities than the dry. highly sailed win.
ter cured. leo houses have been con-
structcd ut many western points where
packing continues constantly and safely
all summer. The extra cost of cold air
from ice is being rapidly reduced, and is
already counting less than the expense
OF holding meat over from winter 10 sum
mcr. This state of affairs has completely
upset the old business by which the
wealth Of the pork packing business has
been acquired. And the article concludes
with the remark that 1.-THE last winters
packing stock has lately been selling at n
loss Of some forty per cent. -
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-01

To AGGRAvATE DYSPEPSIA, introduce
Alcohol into the stomach, and thereby
rob the digestive fluid Of its solvent
power. Satumtc apiece of bread and
meat with gastric juice, audit rWdisso're'
This is digestion. Add to such mix
turo little alcohol, and it will mol dis
soire This illustrates indigestion, Be-
ware, then, ye dyspcptics, Of tinctures'
iNfusions or Gccoctions containing spirit
nous liquors. Shun all such rum ton
les" and rely solely on On, WALKERS
VNEG III BITTERs, the finest herbal in
vigomnt known, and free from the frey
curse of Alcohol.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-01

JNCooKE \ CO., re now ceiling, and recommend As
profitable md safe investment for all classes the first
MORTGAGE 7-aO Goid Bond, Of the Northern Pacific
Rllrc,d Company bearing Seven and rhrec-Tca,hs
pct cent gold interest more th'n per cent currency,
and secured by ilrt sni only morg'se On tho cntir"
Road and equipments and more th'n $1,000 Acre.
Of Land to every mile Of track or 80 Nr. OF Land to
clch sion Bond The highest current prize vii, he
paid iot o. $ eTwcntir- and all other marketable
Securities received in exchange Pamphlets map. and
full information. a. well a. the bond. thcm.c'c, viii br
furnished on application by JAY CooEr 4 Co, rr,la-
drlph,, New York and Washington. sra hp most Rank
and Banker. thrunsnou, the county.