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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-29

Nox- ARRIVAL or THE MAIL.-The reg.
ular visit Of the mail 10 our village has
become 81 essential I" the happiness Of our
daily life that ito non-arrival even for q
single night % elevated at once to the dig
nifty Of an event" Imagine. therefor.
the surprise and chaerin Of our mril de.
voices when il was made known on We'd
nesday morning last that. though the mail
carrier bad come prompt to time. there
was no mail matter to he distributed to the
hungry seekers Of letter and newspape,
pabulun! Lets hang the Post Office. ="
said one-"and shoot the Postmaster Gen.
eral." said another-"No. let's elect Gree.
ley." said third. and ID il" said ev-
cry body. and We left. none tic wiser on
the non-arrival question from any Of the
explosives that We had heard.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-29

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS begins IN
the several election districts in this coun.
ty on tho 18th. 18th and 18Th Of Septem.
her. Particular attention is called to the
notices Of the Registrators. in this paper.
This is an important matter. aud no one
should permit the opportunity to pass With
out having his name properly entered on the
registration books. A failure to do this
will prevent one from voting. We urge
upon all the duty Of attending to this mat.
ter. and Of urging your ncighbors to rig.
lister. The Democrats may res. assured
that the name Of no Hadical voter will b.
left unrrgistcred. and in the present con.
test no votes should be lost for want Of re-
gistsation.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-29

Ma. CHAs. O'Cesss AND n. S.aAssnr-
our FAncs.-It b reported On good su-
thori.y shat Mr.. Charles O'Coaor hss ad.
dressed letter 10 the Louisville Coaven-
,iea Of 'ssrAishs-os.s." proais;tiag the
uss Of his name By them sos ths Prssidsa.
tial OF any ether olIss. Mr.. O'Coaer
states that ''she fee simple Of the world
would not isdaes hin 10 accept ths noui.
nation. This eessaialy % emphatic eeoush.
and While Il does credit 10 Mr.. O'Coaos's
sense. d obligss the side show TO look else
where for sgsrehsa& Where viii tkey
find one? We ssspsss every repstable
eieisen viii. like Mr.. O'Conor. decline %
lend his name Tor . 1ssless 8 purpose n
that proposed By the Duneanises. Uoder
thses circumstances vs DO not - how The
ser.iehs-osts eau de- better than 10 aomi.
nate Blantos Duaeau himself. unless, in.
deed. they cold isasss George F.seis
Train TO accept The bad Of their ticket.
Nth The gallant Ksasssty Cslessl - bis
second.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-29

nor DIES il pr'it us ~ argue how tnl3 80
Of things was brought about 1t 10 sufi-
cient f"r us to know that il is q fact aud
to deal with II rs such. If Greeley shall
not be elected President next November.
Grant will be. II Grant is not to be his
own successor. Greeley will succeed him.
These are statements that no one will gain
say. All efforts to nominate q Straight
Democratic ticket. will either end in fail
ure to secure candidates willing to accept
the empty honor. or will be aids. to the
extent Of their might. in the elec,inn Of
Grant. N" one supposes THAT such tick.
ct could carry any State, any county. or
any district Of any county in the whole
nation. Wherefore. then. support such ,
There can be no principle suhserved BY
it. for the effort will be farce, and devo-
tees Of principle cannot Be too careful not
to make their cause ridiculous. There can
no. benefit accrue either to the party or tn
county BY such action. for. admitting the
views and the wishes Of the participants to
be - eminensly patriotic as they woald
claim. the utter importance Of the eGors
will cause il to fail Of patriotic good, and
the party will only end weakness. pro s.s.so
in the division it may thereby experience.
II il should not incur the more eensurable
ha.arl Of shoulisring the opprobrium Of
puerili'y and impraetiesbility that should
attach bot to the factious. Il will be 40
sad day for the Democratic party. when
il is marked and known ~ simply she en-
bodiment Of the imLecilisy and impraeiica.
bility ofthose whonow claim all Democrat.
ic virtue. rs it viii for the country. when
all political virtue shall be confined to q
handful # malconten,s. pnwcr!ess TO give
inrcc or point to their impulses. The
Des"cra,ic party. IL in peril. can m more
be savsl BY the eFart. of those few VIII"
are urging . straight Democ-.iic unmiaa-
ton at L"ai,ville. than the National Gov-
eminent itself c.a be controlled by them.
No matter boz high their aspirations. how
noble their principles. how homes. their
impulses. they will and must fail Of any
practical enforcement Of their views They
are t"o vssk ID ssmbess. too vague in en-.
desvor. and too visionary in de<iga. tn do
aught e'se. than BY increasing the rank Of
noa- cemhssants. 20 ulsis.asely aid the e.,s~
they have always afecsed 10 iosehe. Eve.
~ elective voter they take from tlle ssp-
port Of Greeley and kro~n. l. : warrior
seaisss the cohorts Of Grant and wilsos
placed hors d. oom6of. Thss yin be The
goat u skeir ssee, md tie -lfSk Il their
prv~esa. No nsge-us lssA
h she rsvard vsrsA lie s6srt2 WU
itp.y tksa p eartissaAi WIN aPAy them
- tsnio.x1 -0Gn is pay then - parfi-
ms 70 hssv tLeir ssssCh hE-crs o.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-29

BUCKLEY MrxsrRKIs.-The renowned
Minstrels Of Buckley. Morris h Co.. will.
We are pleased to announce. give an enter
tainment At the Court House. Leonard
Town. commencing Wednesday. the 2s,h
instant. and repeat every night during the
week. This company is alseady favora-
bly, known to our citizens. having visited
our town once before during the present
Summer when they gave entertainments
which elected the warmest approval Of all
Who visited their exhibition. Tickets for
grown persons. so ceuss-cbildren and
c",ored people half price. Doors open 4.
Z o'clock-perforn,anes to commence at
8. Give the minstrels . call.
From notice Of the recent performan-
Go Of this hand. We select the following
from the Norfolk Journal Of the 9Th in.
slant:
The exhibition Of Buckley's -Minstrels
form the important feature uf this week e
evsats The opening Entertainment last
night wa well xttesded. considering the
short notice given. and to our sntasorsd
judgment was
a psaSKcr TRIUMPH
at "hurnt cork" performance II applause
and laughter arr evidences Of success. the
sroaps ought to Be satisfied With their
effort. We thought re had seeu sosae-
thing to boast Of in the delin~asi"n Of
negro character. bas Tin M"rris esn ..i.cai
The besser." w. hope be won't think any-
ehiaR AZ IL. bas there must have been some
missaks sosuehos when that msn s.s
born white. ssae swapping al hsbies az
ssmeshiag q Other. fSr re are fooled Il bis
perssnskisa sin't ton perfect mt 10 have
soae ether secret than mere imiestioe.
4
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-29

PERSONALITIES IN PoEstIcAL Drscussrcx
In political discussions in our county
since the opening Of the pscrens campaign,
We have heard more than once the demo
cratic followers Of Greeley and Brown
charged With supporting these gentlemen
from desire tn get Office. We know M.
how much Of truth there may Be in this
accusation. Int this ve know. that people
Who live in glss houses ought not TO Be
given to the showing Of stones. snd. more
over. that l. i quite Is eredi'able to seek
Office from Gr-eley and Br"wn n 10 10 IA
pay into the haads Of Gran, in 1879 wah
the hope and expeetsiias at holding on to
Grants ssrporses in 1879 When the b.
81 and oder ske<s ore 10 Be Sled.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-29

HoRsx OWNS. ,AITESrloN Abuse g
Specific il the horses true friend. and .
medicine Of real worth. which can be
vouehsd for BY hundreds that have used
il. 1t il good for all inward diseases that
horses are liable to. regulates digestion.
puri6es the blood. and puts the horse in
perfect health. In fact il given according
to directions. there is nothing better
Wholesale BY Candy. Gilpin 4 Co. N. ".
Cor. Light 4 Lombard SITS. Retail BY all
country stores. Prepared BY Muse 4 Co.
N. w. Cor. Paea & Gernan St.. Baisi-
more. Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-29

Tas PHlrxotooIcAL Journal for September.
is before with variety Of subjects that Is re-
markable-matiers Political. Scientific, Social.
and what not? We have James Black and John
Russell, the Nominees Of the Temperance Party
for President and vice-President, with Portraits;
also Rev. Hugh S'owell Brown; Col. J. ".
johnson; Col. Ethan Allen; Daniel Magner.
the horse tanner; The Labor Question; Voices
Of the Deaf; London Jews; Arsenic: The Bread
rrui, Tree, Expression. with q wealth of illus
tra,ions: Human Governments; Mixed Schools;
Bible Need Of the Times; Atoms and Molecules;
Fra Inarex Of Mexico. Peculiar Char>cters
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-29

i:. 500 nixei in Eevatof a. 81 crs,s A,a.
elcpe we qnosc Scuihesn st 90 c~n,s S.r a.
and e4fSss cents far yellow and vr,les a.;
ana Western Of esEzss oers< fsr No. 80
rand . 80 Gratis fcr nixed in Eis.a,sr. ana u.,.
ket dali.
0ArS.-rte receipts Of Oats asrin- N. 49,.
week have bra ~vsy hbeexi, asa uade- |. -"
snss 70 sral priess have given array. sne a, -
easR IRE 3(Es ess. lower Tor Southern ana : -.s
ln~sF kur Wesssva. The sales werr son hu.A-;.
ecutssern ct S9Gss cents. sx,rrme for r..
common. and rhcice haik 81 81 fs,sse., =, "a,
tsashels mixed Western ~ 3sTa Ssrts ana - ga
bright do ~ <ets.ss cts. We epo.e Soak.
az sHts - cts. MIXED Western 5000 cty ..S
brisAs do. at So(asg ess
RfE.--The receipts Of Southern Rive h,r. :,
er~>sed. bat with good demAad p-ic-s h,e.
h~ea fully maintained. And xe note ss,.s a.,
bnsAeas At T3sss, cen.s and qaose ., the 80.
the market 6rm NJ T3fGsb cents % 20 oE.,;,,
ToHACCO:-The irzpec,isna ef LEAF reA.,-
On dennT the past stick were f.<arjy "a,
hhds. isss than for the week previous. N. -
CREASE isisg 10 uhie receigts The MARK, e.
both Maryland and ohio 10 active and al -
fer-d ~ss sold At faii prices. siss Ohio pr;,D;-
railv for France and Italy. and the Mar,l.,.
| for ail,the foseigu markets. kezsu-ky aaS VIZ.
ginia are eniet. the high prizes RESTRICTING ,r.xs
| aetiona and the stocks are light The ,xnor.
daring the week were only So hAda. for Br,.
men and hhds. for Demerara bet -. Ie.,,
| freight room for q considerable aaanfiry !, =,
| gagged. Prices for all descriptions are srKa a.
| we quote a. follows: :
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-29
"A Farm for Rent.

VNHE llrnts'io, nov in the occupan.
j cy " 8. q. Comb. =, the head of
=. MARI. X Ger aud 70 ,nerly own ID by
G. Combs, j. for rent III ensuing rear.
1878. Tcrns made known rp,n appll-
cation.
ANY person applying will tlease nc.
conn any hi1 application VIII recon-
"s"'sai'on from che Hon H. G.. Harris
or Henry 1. Carroll
JOHN T. GARDINER,
Aug %, 1875.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-29
MARRIED.

On the 26,h inst. by the Rev Father Dew off
JAMES J. MAITINGLEY to Miss ANN MA
RIA GODDARD.
On the same day by the Rev. Mr. Smith,
THOMAS J. GRAVES to Miss ELLA COL
Inns.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-29

wwsaf Sxxrsss.-Ths q. O. Csauiaioaep
Of Akrieslsnsv In hiA isse sepsss aya. -. T..
farnss 4 Ce's .kxrei&ice." 06Ae u nAlnnosp.
b ssed to gress<r exsest lia Aasylnnd aaa vrr.
GINA, ihaa III Other kertillsen es1htnra. aaA
- rssaisea ths god Spisisk u fasaess lsaupe
thaa any oshss assiiisee. Ap0lisa - ~ ssse
of $50 roasdn 90 -a<ss, Il hasisas N aVesiax,
Of whess sep.a . oAys anA Ssnss0 oSbSSQS
ise er~P 43asver 50 - ssnAs e
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-29

Tn DussssxcsI-t. nay not Be elis-
.yed. thak'Mr. Greeley - bssa N sb-
slitissise fsaa sIs bseinaias ssd i sA -.
saisisaiss San. We thaak God. however,
IL his lasss ahssis;osis.. Having aholfa-
Cd ssers shvesy. hs b asv On the ~
pssh 10 ahsli<h sa;ss slavery. 6ra"t. ~
the other hand. Who threatened 10 ..bF~si
Ids secrd" should the war b made wsl
far shslitian. = a the sanPess for ear
pes-has and negro sapesasey ss the soa'i
and foe the mainsensnce q white SLAYER,
u tAat ssesa-ssld afflicted section. Thi
b the diSsseses bssseea Greeley sas
Crest - he fFssdoo issse.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-29

fRs RAsxaryf Ac1.-Ths following
- tAs ispestans changes made in The
bssdssps sst: The siue dsrisg vhieA
bsakrspss MY Be discharged. npos pay.
ssss Il Gay Pss esat. Of the Indebtedness,
i extesdsd until July l. 1873; life in.
ssrses policies 10 the amoans Of $5. 0O(
are exempt from ,ssets available fOs cred
-itors. aud al Judgments obtained agains'
parties or property before petitions are 6lsd
are to Be 6rst and fully satis6ed. It alss
allows oil exemptions allowed By any Ssass
la~xss - asss Of J.nust. 1871. j
also exenpss . widows dover or sstsse,
10 lieu thereof. II the State Law % pro
vidss.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-29
DIED.

To Baltimore. on the evening Of the 18th in
slant, DIR. JAMES 3. BOHANAN, formerly Of
this county. In the 33rd year Of his age.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-29

SGC ANo, Erc.--1he srason Tor Casao Ia. no:
opened IS yet, and there Ia little doing. The
narke, is hare % ChinchA, and we quote Gua
nspe at SEQ per ton. gold. asents prizes -
For Phosphai-s and manufactured Fertilizer,
the general price is $50 per ton, nominal
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-29
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE.
ANNAPOLIS. Md

JAMES u. GARNETT, N. A, Principal.
EXAMINATIONS FOR ADMISSION. Sept.
IL 30th and Oct LIST Session begins Oct ,ud
Terms, for tuition and board, (includiny fuel.
lights and wa-hiag S275 per annum. pavabis
semi annually IA adrSaes. Several State Schol-
arships vacant. Fifty suiet Is 1.-TWO from each
Senatorial district) BOARDED and educated free
OF az charges. For Catalogues, containing full
particulars, address
Pro- wM. II. HOPKINS,
Annapolis, Nd.
Aug 10th, isT2-5t
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-29

warar Csowras. Uss ~ ''Excsisio'' Gsss-
-. sasskaessruah ~. }. ,. TszsF q O., ssa
~. @ grsw. lasW srovss loerssso Va ~
~. =; ]! - = fs.sSseF ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-29

II you feel dull. drow>y. debilitated
have frequent headache. mouth taste,
badly. poor appetite aud tongue c".,ed
gu are suffering fr.m Torpid Liver OF
Iolili"usness.' aud nothing will cure you
." spceaiiy and permanently ~ Dr.
Piercc's Golden Medical Discovery.
LONELINESS on rnE IxcwEAsx.-A mark.
ed increase of female lovsliaess is the eve.
deliehting result Of the immense popular.
ny which HAsAN's MAGNOLIA BALM has
obtained among the ladies Of America -
Compiexions radiant with snowy purity
aud tinged with the roseate hue of health
are commonly met With Whenever i, is
used. For the sallow aud unwbolescme
appearance Of the face aud neck. which,
utterly couaterbalsnces the effect Of any
personal attraction the owner may possess,
it substitutes that clear. pearl.likc con-
plexion which 10 such u transcend ant charm
in woman, aud renders the toughest skin
as soft as Genoa velvet. No one is more
astonished than the person using it at the
marvellous TRANSFORMATION which it effects
in these particulars.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-29

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T. srsisn j
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in ns%ssss
efth Pes
Eastern. :
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five frHs.
figh~t stsT
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within twen
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servants.
houses fer ID
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-29

Mount 81
xOrI
tNrl
CONDCCTEL
MOUNT ST
lv1 culiar a.
wish TO rvc~svc
IL is situated Il
on the NotIheFx
most healthy 4
Scholastic ! ear |
in ep'emi~r, an
u In divided inn
each.
Pupils cnierin 4
Session, will be |
of IL as may r.
made for those \
the expiration %
sickoess.
BOARD and TuirioI
ding, per Session
l:@d and Itedding
French, Music, i
ira charges.
For further 70
VENT OP OuK
pOPPLEroN ST
Aug %, ls1:
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". MARY'S BEACON
IF":,rrTow y. Nd.

.arE$pAT MORNING. Assss. assk isra.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-29

Mr.. Mitor-id
JAS. X. ALVEY
Sher,GAlty and u
viii be warmly ed
tersst Of the coasd
Jan Z. 1879. |
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LAW

THE laws pa%s
received ai nj
livery 70 gentleme
Aug -. 1917
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balsbcs III tw
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-04

The DEFoRMITY NUISANCE IN BOSTON,
The Boston Globe of Saturday contains the fol-
lowing revelations in regard to the beggars If
that city:
Boston israpdly getting TO rival New York
IN the deformity nuisance. We refer TO that
class of public swindlers, more contemplate
than any other, which makes a commodity of
its deformities and distortions, offending the
sense and disgusting the sight of every man
and woman who walk the streets. We have
no need TO partlcularze. Cases will be readily
called to mind by every reader who has had
occasion 10 walk our principal thorough
fares during the past year. Many will recall
with shuddeT of disgust the dwarf German
girl without hands, who almost any fine day
may be found on fremont, Winter or Washing
ton streets, with little tin box strapped about
her neck for the reception Of coin. The charit-
able minded may not be aware that she is the
posSessor OF fine house in New York city, and
is now building a row of tenement houses in
Brooklyn from the funds gathered in her pecu-
liar calling. The begging profession in skilllul
hands is more profitable than any other, and
many have amassed, and Others are amassng,
comfortable fortunes in its pursuit In addition
to the case just cited, there are others which call
for the immediate intervention Of the police
We doubt not many of our readers have no.
ticed on fremont street, near Temple place, for
the last two or three months, middle aged,
melancholy looking woman, with a hansorgan,
accompanied by a little child, three or four
years of age, which lies from morning till night
in perpetual stupor, and whose white lips and
unnaturally pale complexion makes direct
and successful appeal to the passers-by. 1t is a
clear case of slow murder by opium, and should
be attended TO at once. Now, promenaders and
shoppers have street rights as well as mendi-
cants, and are at least entitled to peaceable pas
sage along the sidewalks. If the facts were
known, nine-tenths of The persistent askers of
aims are better able to give than are many
whom they importune.
Charitable people are oltener repealed than
moved to sympathy by the appearance of those
who demand money on the strength of their
deformites, and the hardened manner in which
they thrust out a mutilated hand or arm or dis
close a distorted limb to view is simply and
thoroughly disgusting. The. sight of these de-
tormitleS is not desirable for many reasons, and
to many the effect is more than disagreeablc.
Ladies and children should be protected from
them, and those who persist in trading on their
misiortunes should be banished from the respec-
table streets. Many of this class of beggars are
cunning to a degree, and look studously after
dramatic effect If the immoyable glare or eX-
preston of agonzing suffering does not take,
they hobble after their victims and endeavor in
more forcible ways to impress themselves upon
their notice. The nuisance is absolutely intol-
cradle; it increases every day, and calls for
abatement"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-04
NORWICH AND WORCESTER DT-


TRAINS GoING soUTH LEAVE WORCESTER AT
ster with train from southbridge, and for Bos-
ton; at Plainfied with trains to and from Hart
New London from West Side station. ~
AV'VV a m. way passenger Train. Connects at Wor-
cester with trains from Boston, Nashua Fitch
burg, Lowell, &c; at Worcester Junction with
mgste e ana "a Providence trains at Putnam with
field for Hartfordan Providence; Norwich with
n rams for New London, and New York via
5'15 m: Way Passenger Train. Connects at wor
cester with trains from Nashua Fitchburg Low
ell, &c.; at Worcester Junction with Express
naln from Boston, and trains from Western and
lroYidenee and Worcester roads; at Webster for
s9uthbridge; at Putnam with train from Boston
ana Tor Willimantic; at Painheld Junction trains
IRON non providence and Hartford arrive in season for
we5sta Pas Snien from way stations Except
LIE py Steamer from New London, will take this
100 m. Steamboat Express Train for New York
onnee{s a. worcester with trains from Boston,
Fiichhurg &c; at Putnam from Boston, Wsi,
pole. Franklin and Blackstone; leaves Norwich
TRAINS GOING NORTH LEAVE Norwich AT
@'AV III. s,eamhoat Express Train for Boston, daily
ton, Blackstone, Franklin and Waipoie; at Wor.
cester for Boston, birmingham. Lowell Nashua,
London at $50 a m. '''' 60 NC"
600 "a M Way Passenger Train, Connecting at
Iialnield Junction for Providence: at Pnfnam
iGT Boston, arriving at 10 go m, and fer VIII
nng 1a az Worcester Junction for Springfield
=, at Worcester for trains 70 Boston, Nashua. &c.
LIDO a m. Way Passenger Train. Connecting at
rlalnhed with train from Providence and
Hartford, and for Providence; arriving at wor-
gpester Junction in season for trains to Boston,
IfoSidence, Springfield and Albany; at Worces-
Ter for trains to Boston, Nashua &c
81" N. way Passenger Train. Connects at Nor
wen with train from New London; at Plain
i 1 Junction with train from Providence and
1ot hartford; at Putnam for Providence, Boston
ana stations west of Walpole; at Worcester
junction with train for Boston,
1- WEBSTER SPECIAL.
Leaves webster Tor Worcester at GOO n M
Leaves Worcester for Webster at $50 nm
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-04

ON MARRIAGE.--Happy Relief for
in early life, Manhood restored Impedments to Mar
rage removed. New method of treatment. New and
sealed envelopes.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2South Ninth
ST. Philadelphia Paan institution having high rep
utaon for honorable conduct and professional skill.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-04
TO THE LADIES,
TO YOUNG MEN.


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We consider DR.. Mansfield of Worcester Mass. a very
able and skul practitioner in the treatment of Sper.
maorrl9a or Seminal Weakness; likewise Diseases of
Woman. In fact, we may safely say he has not his
equal in either branch of the science.-Ed Democrat
BrO0klyR, NJ !.
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