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Hanged by q Mob.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 27.-James
Sharpe, who murdered John Erskine week
or two ago, was taken from jail at Warrens-
burg, Missouri, at o'clock yesterday NOR
ming by a mob of about 500 persons, who
represented themselves as leading citizens
from all parts of the county, and hung him.
The sheriff resisted the mob, but they at
tackled the jail, front and rear, preached the
wall and took the prisoner. He confessed
the murder. His body was delivered to bis
family, consisting of a wife and three chill
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SPAIN.
Still Fighting CArIists.

MADRID, July 27.-An official report is
is made the Department of War announcing
the total defeat of Castiilo's band of CarliStS
numbering 1000 men in the north of Spain.
Thirteen of the Carlists were killed and 45
captured, ten of whom were wounded. The
defeated Insurgents carried so of theiI
wounded with them. The defeat of an
other band of insurgents is reported with a
loss of 3 men killed and many wounded.
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ESTABLISHED MARCH 80. 1885,
WASHINGTON.
BEN BatIer,s Nephew.

New YORK, July 27.-The HeraldS
Washington special says the Consular
Agents report in the case of Consul Gene
raj Butler sustains most of the charges
against that official. Buffers whereabouts
are not yet known at the State Department.
Our Idle Capital.
WASHINGTON, July 27.-The balances in
the Treasury at close of business to day
were: Currency $1l4, ,243, ,530O2; coin $69,-
919,613.0O, including $3I, 1855, 10000 in
coin certificates.
Prfvateering.
The case of the Cuban privateer Pioneer
will be decided In few days, all the official
papers concerning it having been received
at the Treasury Department,
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THE TURF.

BUFFALO, n. Y, July 26-Entries for
the Buffalo Park August races closed to-
night. Seyenty-four horses were entered
for the regular races and three for pairing
race. Aggregate of purses $4,000. Notice
of several entries by mail, not yet received,
will be added. There are three purses OF
$4,000, in one of which Henry, American
Girl, Goldsmith Maid and Lucy are en-
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"a FELLOW BIZ THE NAME OF
H0F.MESv

In 1845, says correspondent ofthe Free
Press, "Abe Lincoln" as be was then call
ed, came to Bloomington, ILL.,, about sixty
miles from his homei in Springfield, to de-
fend an aged father in suit for sander
brought by his son. The old mans spouse,
a second wife, and not altogether sanity In
the estimation of her step-son, had spoken
severely of the step sons wife, and he
prosecuted for slander, as was supposed by
some, more to get the old mans money
than to keep peace in the family. They
had gone through the evidence, and Lincoln
made the closing speech. As
ne approached the close he cali
ed the father to his side before
the jury, and spoke of the unnatural aspect
there presented in man of these gray
hairs defending himself against the conduct
OF bis child. Raising his hand higher than
that frosted head, be summoned the spirit
OF the departed mother to console the de-
fendant in these unmerited sorrows; to
shield him in these days when he needed
some requital of affection from the assault
OF their thankless child. Her spirit of love
Is all that remains to him now. For
-, "The mossy marbles rest
On the lips that he has pressed
In their bloom;
And the names he loved to hear
Have been carved for many year
On the tomb"
These lines fitted in like an exquisite
piece OF mechanism. The case was gained.
A witness on the scene who reports the
case says that at the close he asked, "Mr.
Lincoln, who was tie author of those lines
you repeated" "Oh," said be, sit was a
fellow by the name of Holmes This
'iellow by the name of Holmes" had be-
come pretty widely known sixteen years
after, when M. Lincoln took up bis abode
in the White House; but the lines which
had helped the lawyer so well in gaining
bis case cluDg to the memory of the Presi-
dent, who was accustomed to refer to "The
Last Leaf" as inexpressibly touching, and
those six lines espec aly. IS the finest in
the English Ian, uaee ior irae pathos.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The Kansas and New Mexico railroad
has reached Fort Larned.
a woman of the town was shot aud in
stantly killed by an unknown German in
Columbus, Ind, last night.
The Walter Scott monument for Central
Park, New York, viii not arrive in time
for Inauguration on his birthday. Aug. 10.
Gen Sherman and Washburne attended
the funeral of the Due de Guise yesterday
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Auo,ber wolf in sheep's CIOthiug

BUFFALO, July 27.-The Buffalo Presby-
tery to-day deposed l.. w. p. Thompson,
who is charged with adultery at James
town, from the ministry and indefinitely
suspended him from communion. Rev
Mr.. Thompson was suspended some years
ago for a similar otfense in Cincinnati, ana,
on recommendation of his Buffalo brethren
that he had heartily repented his sin, was
reinstated.
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NEW YORK.
A CamDafgn Story

NEW YORK, July 27.-The Times states
that the Attorney General of New Jersey
has proof of connection of Gov. Randolph,
of New Jersey, with fermer officials of the
Erie road, one allegation being that Ran
dolph received $4,000 for his services in
removing taxation from the Erie Railroad
in Jersey City.
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MISSOURI.
more County Frauds.

ST. LOUIS, July 27.-A dispatch from
jefferson city says great frauds, both on the
State and County, have recently come TO
light in the Circuit Clerks office of Livings-
ton county, but their character or the
amount of money involved is not stated.
Chas. r. Berry, Circuit Clerk and r. w.
Goldsby his deputy are in custody, and Len
Goldsby another deputy and former circuit
clerk has suddenly left, being also implica-
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MEXICO.
ExiIes Returning,

NEW YORK, July PA special des-
patch from Matamoras, says that the ban
ished revolutionists are returning to Mexi-
co. Telegrsphic communication win be
opened to the city of Mexico in few days.
Rocha and the Revolutionary chiefs are TO
hold conference on the 2Sth at Monterey.
The revolution is virtually at an end.
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GaVnZZt.

ST. LOUIS, July z7.-Father Gavazzi
the Italian orator, arrived to-day and had a
reception tonight at the residence OF T. n
Jones, at which large number OF proml-
ncnt citizens were present. he VIII occupy
the pulpits in both the Methodist and Tres
byterian church TO morrow.
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CObbIerzs strike.

LYNN, Mass, July 27.-Some six hun
dred shoemakers comprising the employ
ees Of thirty-five shops have struck against
a reduction Of wages. There are many
manufacturers, however, who don't pro-
nose Rny reduction.
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"Very IrnpractIcabIe."

NEW YORK, July 27.-The Nicarsgu ex-
plering expedition who have arrived in
this city report the construction of a canal
TO be very impracticable.
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snicIde Of nother and ChiId.

TOPEKA, KS, July 27.-Mrs. Thomas
Matiiugly and her child, three years old,
were drowned in the river here to-day. II
was case of suicide. CauSe-dOmsStic
infelicity.
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Large Steamer Ashore of Key west.
KEY WEST, July PA large steamer is
reported ashore eighty miles to the north
ward of this place, supposed to be the Bien-
vile. The United States steamer Kansas
has gone &c her assistance.
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Fifty dollars month is the price now
paid sailors on coastIng vessels sailing out
of San Francisco, and they are hard to get
nj that price, .-....-
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In Mellonville, Florida, gentleman is
setting out 125 acres in orange trees, which
will Ee, in year from now, the largest
grove on this continent. G..
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Among the persons of note who recently
died In Greece was Riga Palimedes, an in
tiuiats friend Of Lord Byron.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-07-28

Large beds of mari have been discover
ed in Stark County, Indiana, and parties
are now engaged in burning it for building
pnrDOseS,
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Railroad accident i'm mississippi. =

NEW ORLEANS, July 27.-Last evening s
train hence, on the New Orleans and Jack
son Railroad, was thrown off near Mag
nolia. Killbourne, baggage master, Mrs.
Baker, of Texas, and several others were
seriously hurt.
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Eight hundred rare ,vergreens, the gift
of MIR. Corcoran, the Washington banker,
have been set out at Mt. Vernon.
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A wag affirms that pillows, though not
belonging to the human species, come an
der the head of rational beings.
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There are ssven Indians ia San Diego
over l20 years of age.
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Tie net profits of the Jubilee Bail are
understood TO be $2S, 900.
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A tight flt--delirium tremens.
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I0N AND AMERICA

GOLD is quiet in New York at l14a
67l14s.
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{ TENNESSEE BONDS closed in New York
last evening at 7S3 for both issues.
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GRANT TACTICS.

CorToN is dull in New York at 223c
for middling.
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(EsTABLLSHED IN 1872
40 and 81 Front St, near Suspension Bridge,
Have hand the largest stock of BsrOaehes BEggies
and Express Wagons, of their manufacture, TO be
found in the city All in want Of ANYTHING IN their line
are invited to call before purchasing elsewhere
febl7 cody 1stp -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-01

at the family table on the occasion of the birth
dav of their aged sire.
The freshmen crew of Wesleyan university
which is to row in the college regatta at Spring
field, July 25d, may be seen every day on the
river at MiddletOwn in their shell lately pur-
| chased of Yale The crew consists of: Bow,
| james NJ. Sow of Middletown, Conn: star
board waist, Hermann Carter of Dover Del;
| port waist Albert n. Nash of Lee, Mass; star
board stroke James +. DeniSon of Hartford,
Conn.,; captain, (stroke,) W. +. Borgelt of Mid
dletown, Conn.
The Town of Haddam with a population of
20I5, has already seven churches-four Metho-
dist, two Congregational, one Baptist; and now
the Epscopaleans are to have one, the corner
stone of which was laid May 20. One of the
Methodist churches is not used. The wardens
and vestry of the Trinity (Episcopal) church,
Portland, have engaged the Rev. Mr.. Spaulding
of Ithaca, N. Y, TO supply the pulpit of that
church for one year, with salary of $500 and
parsonage.
VIM. G. Coe, ESQ.,, secretary of the Connect
cut Western railroad company, died at his resi-.
dence IN WinStcd, Friday, aged forty-two
years. He was well known in the state. was a
prominent member of the legislature in 1865
and an active and useful man.
RHODE ISLAND.
heN. Reuben Allen, of the Free Baptist de-
nomination In North Scituate, died very sudden
~ thursday afternoon of combined disease of
the heart and brain. Elder Allen has been prob
ably better known in Rhode Island and Bristol
county, Mass, for the last forty years than al
most any other clergyman.
= The Rhode Island legislature, at Newport, ad-
journed yesterday afternoon, after a session of
four days, TO meet in Providence the second
Monday in January. The revision of the pub.
lie statutes was adopted, to 90 into effect De-
cember LIST.
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8allroaos.
II A l L ROA AID TIME TABLE

TRAINS LEAVE WORCESTER
FOR BoST0N-ExpIess trains at 4. 20 and IS am and
20, - and 9.55 D. IN. Accommodation trains at
i,vU and S45 a. M, and LAO and 500 p. Returning
lave BOSTON at Z, $50 (eX.) eXl a. m and l30,
Sl 4Ju 5'O. (eX.l and 90 (ex), p. Sunday Mail
Ie3iNes Boston at $50 p. M and Worcester for
En n9sI bn At go a. IN. (Monday3
m ~ OSI0N via GrotOn Junction. at 30 and Ills
II a. ~ p. m Returning, leave Boston at 6.25 and
FOR SPRlNGFIELD at ar q M q * fAIh,,,, o,-,
press, Ia ~ 20 M for New York and Albany Tex
e ME- T rci5 M and 4S6 and 1885 M Albany Sunday
S Mai IIan leaves at 1905 D. M Returning leave
IPPI ~ dor Worcester at 200 us ii 20 a M
Ma; ~ 10 * No leNpl 400 and slU (ex D. m Sunday
FOR PROVIDENCE, at 7.3O. lois. lex lI1aOa m. 400
ana b.Ju m Returning, leave Proyfience far Wnr
II N ~ i; = l l. a. M lis lex and 405 m
,,n r I'll RIG at b.3N ii l5 a m
a;z9 2: m Returning, leave FitchblrI for Worcestpr
at 500 m, 1850, $50 D. m Ieay5 Pitc ~
SFeennelh on arrival Of the go and II Is n, irst
rom Worcester Leave Fitchburg for Wincben 'di
heene, Fellows Falls. at $40 a. m 25 2, n ~ ii'
FOk NORWICH, at6.35 10 a. m, SIS 100 fSte5uho,.
eA. 10 York; p. m, Returning, leave No, Wei, TO-
worcester, al 10 tex) 500 II 80 a. NJ * n M, M
Special traln from Webster to Worcester al 600 a m
returning at SIS D. M " WV d. III
FOR SASHuA. at $50. Ills a. M, A2Op. M Nashua
10, Tor worcester, 7l0a M. 1900 m. 500 p M
fO ~ MILfuhp, VIA birmingham, 100 1925 a. m 20
~ ana 555 p. m; via Woonsoeket, 100 II 80 a. m
FOR GARDNER. at 745 a. m. 1880 455. and G. 25 n. m
M, and 4.30 p. m. '' "'
FOR LOWELL via South birmingham at 100 925 a
m; lao and $50 D. m. Lowell TO Worcester s.l5 a. M
l.3O and 545 D. m. " ''
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EOR SALE
Il RARE CHANCEt
A IL N l.. GOD ARD, &
~ BuRRlNG MACHINE WORKS
Second Avenue, Corner T~enty-secona a,
oniec No. Showing Green, New York.
Manufacture tbe
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>, Patent MESTIzo BURRNG pIcKERs.
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attach 20 Pickers Patent Steel Ring and Solid
Burning Machines made Single and Double for nraf1
sTeakSrs % Moo CARING Machines; Fine Burning
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ing with Patent adjustable spring boxes Shake vii
lowswth blowers. Waste Busters. Cotton Gins, Blow
&c.
EXCELSIOR At the International Exhibition In Lon.
don, 1859, and al Paris Exposition of 1851 our Mes
tlz9 BnrrinE Picker received PRIZE MEDAL award ;
GOLD MEDAL At American Institute Fair, 1856 y
and IN 1851 1853, and l6i0 the highest award
AT the American Institute Fair, 1855 our Burning
Macllno for Cards was awarded A GOLD MEDAL,
at all subsequent exhibitions the HIGHEST AWARDi
and N 1870 our Double Burner received PREMIUM
AZ american Institute Fair, 1863 and 1870, our Steel
kip gfeed Rollsreceiyed LIST premium.
AZ American Institute Fair, 1910 our WOrsled Burning
Picker was awarded the LIST premium.
HB OUR STEEL Rig0 BuRRIEG MACHINES ARE Tup
oNLf 5oLb fAOklhG Burning MACHINES IN THE MAR
net, Workmanship aud Operation are guaranteed.
urllustrated Catalogue can be had on application.
Prompt attention gwen to all inquiries and orders BY
HOUND AN OVERCOAT, which the
- owner can regain by calling ohice and no
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dNan1s.

WANTED-Board in private family by
~ gentleman and his wife; must be within eight
6 oaIes walk Of City Hail ar Address w C. c. spy
WANTED-A capable girl to do general
poaso h9gsework for small family, Apply at No. ISL
WANTED-A young man in position of
Se eT YORK Address c hlGf d5lEwiw CO. oz 33 ~
WANTED-A woman to do homework; to
da az 60 tb Into S6 the country Apply 10 500 Main st. Ken
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-Tw coed
floor Cali Boot Bot0mers daf Apply at 594 Main "a
WANTED--A situation as Cotton Carder
" by man of years experience; good references
BnrT n Ma 20 character and ability Address c. Mill
WANTED IMMEDIATELYI-A first
m3O d3t' Dining Hall, 523 Main St. up stairs
WANTED-A Boarding Place in the coun-
try for a boy 10 years of age. Cali on address
II. ID. AMEs, 225 Main St diff m29
WAANTED-For family of two persons,
within 10 minutes walk III of rG eH H Ra6 @ ID
moderate. Address G. W., Spy Office. dlw+ m29
ROARDERS WANTED "A few gentle
men s sqn be with good board and
SITUATION wANTED-By Cook and I'd
G 6ogss p no objection to country Address c. F w
oesteI fose once. dlw' ms
WANTED-A situation as Book-keeper for
rect WOODEN mil can estimate the cost of goods cor
rectiy lay out stock for carling, spoong, dressing
"g mSs &c Address "weSS s,. Spy Office
WANTED A first-class Boot Blocker. APP
W ply at No sl9 Main st. dtf my2f
TABLE BOARDERs WANTED-At
Il ,eo f. ALEXE's EATING HOUSE.
No @a 10 Main St. wOreesST Mass Meals at all hours.
TINMAN WANTED-A GOOD Tinman
api Gn job work by A RUSSELL CO., 6l2 Main st.
WANTED TO BUY-A lot of M1NTRT
Box 469. dtf Inn OS' H mice
R0ARDl few gentlemen can obtain
IL board and Rooms at
NO. IL MAPLE ST.
RoARD!-,A few more gentlemen can be
APPS at Ei0 9 Milp ST. up two flights
ROARD!-Good board, with rooms, fur.
- - nj he'd or unfinished at &c FrOntst.
Hz- au A. FLAGG.
BOARD Two or three gentlemen can oh
- tam board and lodgings in private family at
SG ID sudbury ST. Opposite Exchange ST. LEFT hand
ocL. diff mh25
A FEW GENTLEMEN can be accommo.
IL dated with board and rooms; also, table board,
WANTED-One hundred men, to work ON
the Mass Central h. r. by j. NJ. STONE Is Co;
permanent work at $500 per day. Apply at West Rut
lan1 ao or at AZ Main st., up stairs, No. 6.
mzO d3wf G. ELLIOTT.
WANTED-,A. good cook; also, skillful
~ laundress. References requue ed. Inquire at ll2
Green St, between and O'Clock P. NJ. dtl m2i
WANTED-A good smart intelligent bow.
~ ~ possessing talent for Letter and free Hand
Drawing TO learn Sign and Ornamental Painting. APP
ply at No. Pleasant st. D. HiCFf
myll diff
WANTED = First-claSs Tailoress Coat
w Makers. ~
mhlI DIFF W. II. WILLARD.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-Ad desirable
" Residence, centrally situated Apply to " L,
RICE So Elm St. or at Office of Washbnrn & Moen
manufacturing co. diff mh7
WANTED IMMEDIATELY 100000
w feet OF Seasoned Box Lumber.
W. +. MERRIFIELD,
APPS diff Cor. Union and Exchange SITS.
ROY WANTED - To learn the Drug
II Business Apply between the hours of 2 and 4.
r. G. SKINNER e. son,
apps DIFF $50 Main corner Pleasant st.
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Seminal wea%ness or spcrmatorrbo

Immediately cured and full vigOr restored Til. dis
tres ing afcti0nwhic renders life miserable AID ,,r
rage lnpos ne-ls the penalty paid the victims Of
improper fndulgences. Young persons are too ami 10
cons, quenceS mat may ensue. Now, who that under
sElus me sulec Will pretend TO deny that the power
OF prOcreatinn is lost by those falling int, i'm
PROPER habits than by the prudent? Besides being de-
prNed OF the pleasure of healthy offspring he mos er
Gus and destructive symptoms of both body ami nina
ARISE me system becomes deranged, the physical and
mental functions weakened, Loss of Provocative Power
Nervous lrritabity, Dyspepsia Palpitation of the
Heart Indigestion Constitutional Debility and Wasting
OF The Frame, Cough. Consnmptinn. necaY and nnnth
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A 49,. VERMONT
coveres y, ushe IS supposed to have been dis.
00'e'eu on farm in Middletown.

CONNECTICUT
chanSed ~ % @v sne post office in Lisbon has been
euan-eu 10 versailles" and Georoe AZ IL,
ringt0n Is y. M, witch is nos,uaS,as X, W. mar
>. ,. Burke, at the Oak Grove ,r,t,,,.,
new new Loluou, lost stallion. valued a. Hstton3'
wednesday night. The stallion wss ioie , sivVo,
10 W. esie9rated trotter, Thomas jefferson 'O''''
The dredging OF the pawcatroh son'
ceased, the appropriation of SO 600 ba,,,,, mas
expended. The impression is that the W., oeeh
been very poorly done "OrA mas
Charles Smith, a young man who at,e,,,,..
TO commit suicide in Meriden Tuesday. has boos
carried TO bis home in Lyme. He had with Nh,
a large fin type Of a girl, who is supposed 10 ha
the cause Of his troubles
A water motor has been placed in the Broad
way church, Norwich, to blow the organ. IN,
Bulletin says il is Of about fourteen Charlie,
Somers power, aud will entirely obyiate the ne
eesstty OF slave 10 INSURE the bellows.
four Young ladies in New London, all sisters
are 70 De monied the same day during tn,
comiug month, IA the same house The Stal
thlnks TINS activity is due to the introduction OF
wafer IN The city, and the new hotel
~ the hartford depot on Wednesday was N
49, iaihef aud mother with fifteen chill.
,n,',,,,an Nv elaest sixteen years Of age, and the
by s,de the. r slI N arms" When ranged side
wv WY formed an interesting slpht
a gentleman aud lady living In Ses, H.,
w. 1"ueehed few nights since Nv so,,,s M
nY-,Nt.S ~ ~ euloinlng room and vynre ,,,,,,
S,ls nu nv. asiohlshed. Upon lnvestioeiion ~ -,
lou"9 'uai lueil SON a lad Of ten or eleven 49,,
was last asleep and whstlinel nv e'eu 1 ySals
wlken him, aud he went ihronch ~ ey ull noi
rectly. 'ue tune cor
L,gi Doolittle, Of Cheshire whose e,o,,,.,,
birthday occurred this week can look over s ny
aud see that be has done much H. has 1 rs, l,i'
hA,n,y OF ten children, the eldest az ,ybo,,, \
aseu hity-nine years, and the youppes, ,bir,,l
i've Az OF these, with twenty.seyen erandcbl,
e'Va emo nine greatgrandchildren were presen
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- THE TROTTING STALLION
~ "CLIFFORD."
Terms; For the Season, $50. To Warrant. SIS,
BLACK STALLION ORANGE ROY.

H.. ntii.ACA STALLION ORANGE BOY.
rms young Horse possesses most of the requisites Of
first class STOCK HORSE. is five wears old stands
fteen ana half hands high, weighs 1850 bs is pos
seseu OF Dne temper ect trOtting action and great
endurance He is colt of the greatest Of trotng sires
,IKysdyke,s Hambletonann the sire of Dexter George
Mhkes, brunette and Bruno, Daniel Boone Lady
Augusta, Startle Socrates, Aberdeen Happy Medium,
and the grandsre of Goldsmith Maid ~ ''
Terms For the Season, S25. 10 Warrant s35
from April LIST to September LIST mt lie Stable of fba
Proprietor, 81 Cambridge street, Worcester, Mass
Horace Bacon, Southbridge Mass ~ "a
APPS deop2m MOSES DoTTFN
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WHITES

BRANCH OFFICE-2O3 Front ST., Washington
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-01
YOUNG MEN

VINO have injured themselves by certain practice in
dulged in when alone, habit frequently learned from
EVIL c9lnpanions rat school, the effects which are
hRty lelt, even when aSle p If not cured renter
marriage impossible and DIES roy both mind and bod .
should apply Immediately. What aplty that young
man. the hope Of his country, the prize his paren $
should ne snatched all prospects and cniovnents OF
lie by the consequence of oeviating The pah of
nature and secret hit 1t. Such persons must before
CON emplating marriage. reflect that u sound min and
body are the most necessary requisites TO produce con-
nubial happiness