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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-17
YosToN ALBANY RAHR0An

'
WINTER ARR 4NGEMENT, commencing on MON
PASSENGEK TRAINS leave Worcester
for BOSTON, at ~ exp, 925 Exp. and AS m aud
l.5O S35 exp 3 55 exp, b00 ana g5j exp . m '' 'u
The 70 m, and 3. 5, s 50 and g5i q IN trs;, 49,,
station -'+' LUZ Fes'ef ST.
For Grafton, Westboro' souhvil,e. Coraayi. p md
Ashland at 100 ana IS ", 40 and 800 n m i'
EOr south FTamnshs1u, 20, 100, 9 D. and s. m
Lao, 525, 3.55. 90 and 9 s. p m '' IL
For Milford. at 100 ana % m, Lao, BIS and 35jDm
For SgtiCk, AT 90 and As q M l. 10 am, Il IN a N, -
and Brighton. at 100 ana 94j a NJ and 6 Go y m "a
seIigels ot me same stations can also take the lIJ N
tram 70 Sauck, and there change TO the SayOuytiIf
Tram WHieb caves Natteb twenty-seyen minutes after
The ago m tram every day EXCEPT MOI DAY. all
others every day except sunday 10y Oh
Sunday express from Albany leaves Washington souore
sti.t o a. s. a m. tOr Boston i
Sunday hsi esve Washington square Station at
2an a. ~ o. II ay), tor g. 5 On "
TRAiES e-Fe oUs,On E= 10 oNs.
For worcester at 500, 7O0. S30eNp 9 cXp m I Pa
express, 490 express to Fgamingha 80 express gOG
FoE .sw York vis Springfield, 90oexp am, s.Opexe,
$3.50 exp ' ' ''
SSew York wa eorglc4, Sc exp. pm.
Grafton. 400 a m L35, 20 III.
Nestoofo GOU m, 1870. 4 %, $50 ezp . m
5OuliH e. 100 = m, l5U, a 20 % n.
tOIdaNl"e, 100 2 n, l.3U, 20 p II
hiond, tO1 q n, 80, o, $50 exp D m
SOuh sFaEllnsnsIl, 90, 400 S. 20 cxp ana q 40 own
q .H "a Sax 'OO exp AGO, 4.3O exp. 800, 550
Sa'ek 7O0 10 ~ l3O, lis, AGO. 500 $50, 500 10 90
aillhury 100 i2gpm.
sGAo4Vl.ie , iuVU m, 90 . n.
aililoTg GOo SSC exp 9elp an. 2.I5 exp 80 exp pn
sn,,ds{, Mi T..tio W ',.IF except sunday.
te5 hit,ll leaves Boston az $50 m stoarlnz Al Is
EeWt0n South FTaulngham Worcester W. d.
neld Palmer and Springfield arrive, In New ynrs q,
'''' . IL : y - SSELi. Sup't, Springfield.
= Acct GfarT II
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VIE SECRET
MEDICAL COUNSELLOR,
BY DIR. Il. IIALLOCK.

m WIN he sent to any part of the country on recent %
n cents In THIS Manual the Author has endeayorpd IA,
,niOw lS on the Pathology Of Diseases resulting M m
wees ana The Social Evils Of the day The want C suei
book has hitherto been unsupplie M Iist,ctin Is
eeulntrd 10 ad The innocent in self-protoction to i'm
part koWicuse TO the ignorant an relief to Tie suffer
lA AS II treats on diseases Of both sexes Mi should
give IT. q careful pernsal. Young men who 1r lufcring
from The errors Of youth, should not nil ia road ia
above Medical Work In no other prolucfion ~ i,is
nature hlhgto given to the public have seminal
Wcnkness. Ncrvcu Diseases, and ali hosr
pecuat ~ the Female Sex been 10 delicatev ta,thIli
scientifically nnd practi ally handled M one sbonIi
be witnut this faithful ns ruClor WV ''
Aulfess DR, II. HALLOCH, il3 Court 81 Boston
n; The Author can be consulted personally or by
- MI, o'"u ~ e"PlVSa'
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WONCEsTEH AND NASaTIA mr.

81 ONCESTEH AND NASHUA pETT
koAD,on and aler &1n3Ay, sept 4 lS7l t,ss ~
ger Trains VIE run as follows. - ~ "''''' lessen
(GrOtOn lassengeN, " i-' H''u aaV' ana So
Leave Groton junction for Worcester at5,r
1;SSa,H ST i =. lp 10, 300 IA, ana 5G0 n,
~ Wv LIun connects al Fitchburp with tTan o a.,
vermont sha MASSACHUSETTS, Cheahife aud btii w the
Nv lhBl9n h1oads, at Gr0tln Iuuction win ts ing
pHso @ Gown foterbOro and Shitlev s,or VI
ss5o1bn, gl i toWel and Lawrence Railroads and tx
ana sa, Nirn ti'a OF We Wilton, Concord Mancieste,
Hll naWfenuo Nofthen, Boston, Conrnri an5 M,,,..t
fpaea 'F''~ 'hu 1kuenshnfG KatI
rue III N train connects NJ Fitensnrs WIN on.
snrt, S9 hutana and Burlington CFrelgbf anG passnn
enrc at tIalh o. GfutOn Junction with Fitei
LUIS Stony Brook, lnd Lowe ana Lawrence irans ma
Fence wo wv IQn, Concord, Manc ester and Law
nntrsf az ~ W frank Ia, and Boston, Concord and
The 40 m It, rs3u i trains
a,,S t.hlifs vermont ana Mnksachusets ana Rutland
MI 1g NIXON Night Express ran3; at roion Junction
$500 =, feteboro and Shirley and SOny BronE
TTaas, ana ~ NAHUM with Concord Manchester ana
nIhwv NoIlhern Vermont Central Night Tx proas
q. h. TURNER Sun
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woaoEslER IN spR1NGrIF1.n nlr1s1on

desye %oreeser for Albany way stations acco
IN. ' jaw I'LL anu ~
FER ,bsny tezFiess) SIS; for New York ana Albany
VNp,l lU1o a M, ana . and 1888 D m, New York
SUNDAY mall leaves al lOG5 Z. NJ Sleeping cars viii
40 t-al. '' N0''iis VIZ"
Leave Springfield for Worcester at 100 IT'S u30am
100 exp, 2U5 eXn., 400, SI0 exp. m ALBANY sunday
express 6.,U N. Sunday mail l2.25 a m CNouda,l
kAlthc ID C0ESEcrlGNs--At Albany VIII. he New
1etk central Troy and Gfeeubush, ana Hudson River
NslGGads. ~ Chatham With the Harlem and iIuisnn
sGa Boston ana Lebanon Springs Railroads. At State
Line WIN tie ltOuaa ouic Railroad Al PittsReii win
le Fttstet IN forth Adams and Huusatonic rgra1ds
At Testaeid Win the New Haven and NorthanptoI#R
AtSIngdeld with the Hartford New Haven and Spriug
deia; ana Connecticut River Railroads. At Palmer with
tae New London Northern RR At Worcester JunclIon
WIZ tA2 rr0Ndcnce and Worcester, Worcester and
+ashua an Norwich and Worcester Railroads. 4
SCUM Fl%mlusfm with the Boston, Clinton and Fitch
bury. and Ei.tOrd Railroads. w SN
G q RUSSELL. Stio.t Springfield
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each way dsily (SunGayB exceptsdJ, between
MORCEsTER AND NEW InNran,r

HoRCEsTER AND NEW LONDON.
connecting with the abovenaTned Steamers 1caviro
WORCESTER al 1880 and Ais P NJ FreiSht bs
these trains Is sure 10 be IN New York the next mornnps
unavoidable acct ents alone preventing The fcitess
therefore, for the rapid transit of freight are
sqd the rates are always as low by any other iie
Freight forwarded from New IorE South Via Camden
and Amh0y K. R. and " est via Ere and Penn Crntra
= rs, or by any other route, as ordered PROMPTLY
TOT tMFlHeF Information inquire of W. II. turner
Agent "oreeeEer p. 81. NJ. ANDREWS supt
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DR. GoTTLlEB FISOHs BITTERs
Or. FISCH'S BlTTERS

glited scientist Of Germany. ' Pug 7'0'''''
y y. The above represents the shane of e hottie
au3l ,lIfay,l - 'Ai'lO VI 'uo "otuic'
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s%A NORFOLK AND BALTl
II 49, MORE AND WASHINGTON, D. G.
Nsss-Ae, " VI STEAMSHIP LINE-Steamshipl of this
go sssSz5 line sail from end of Central Wharf Bos
ION, TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS, at 4 p NJ for
NORFOLK snd RALTIS ORE ~ "
STEAMSHIPS
WILLIAM KENNEDY, Cart Geo IT. UaIIett
MCCLELLAN, F NJ Howes
GEORGE APPoLD, Capt winston Loyeland
Freight forwarded from Norfolk to Petersburg anc
lchm0nd by river or rail- and by the Virginia and Zen
6ama snd Georgia; AID over the seaboafd and Roanoke
Railroad to al points l.. North and South Carolina bJ
tho Baltimore i Ohio Rsilroad to Washington snd Al
places " est ~ -
Through rates gwen TO South aud West
fine Passenger accommodations.
Fsre, including Berlh and Meats to Norfolk sl25O-
For further intOrnstoH spply 70
ais att 81 Cenfr,i v wiz en' nos+o-
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&aiiroaGs.
pROYIDENCB & wORCEsTF

PROVIDENCE & WORCESTER RATT.
- koAll--Suminer Arrangement. June ~ 1871
EXPIRES Train stopping only at Woons1ckCt ana IT,
2.l5 2. m. " -'' i''''"ehee .
accommodation Trans VII leave orcester ior rroy
pm ~ IL NV ~'iu ''e'
fIovoence toT Worcester and way stations at and
- ING ~ m tmail and us M texprcssi trains FROM
LIoEtuelye aud the III a. n. (eXprcssl and AGO D. m
liai4l Hftis nom Worcester. connect at nrcosfpr
Junelon with trains TO troEi Clinton FiteLllIrg
5utialG' eafatos9a Montreal Nashua Lowell IaWrpncs
TTSiieoIi, anu the White Mountains; Springfield AllanY
4FrT NJ, -s-s51 M ais, aud points NOTt West.
points. M 70 GIL III For'Sht
,< =" ,LSesleS ti;s except express ana $50 D. m
Ssiif5 q, oi-52 le Junction with trains and from
hartford snd Erie railroad. - -s i'o9'Vu
Tr.,,,. t,..s srECtAL rkAISs.
Asettye tFoFdouce Tor waterford gBn n, ,c,,-...t
Norwich ~ i ''S''iioiiuge. Putnam and
I ss1e v oon5oeket for Providence ~ 220
49, .,,' tstelies I25 tNbndge al 400 > n
5SSss,Nt NplTHe Tor Worcester Al &. Ii n
rams tlNe Milford for Worcester ana fs,,,..7-.
STU Hnl l!tO M ana 430 Wogrso,r.t ' ~. ~
ioii al 81 z N, and 1850 anG $50 D. ~ ''i 91l
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~ Call and u.s. We try 10 please No tronblc In
show goods or answer questions.
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TABLETS, PORTMONNlES,

FUCHRE AND WHIST PLAYING CARDS,
Pocket Books, Calf Wallets, Bill Books Bill Holders
Pocket States, scholars Slaes Portfolios Covered
States and the Rubber orner NoIseless Slate
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BERKSHIRE COUNTY.

A travelling variety story, in the person of a
vagrant was committed to the Pttsied jail on
Saturday. Last spring lie was arrested for va
grancv, and paid his fine and lawyers fees and
was clear but for this second oifense he was SEN
fenced for six months TO the house of correction.
10 the jail and searched. He was not a stout
man to look upon but he wore on his person
seven shirts, five pairs of pants, Two vests and
two coats. Every pocket Of every garment that
would hold anything was filed with all conceiv.
able kinds OF Trash, little less than a busheI in
all. consisting in part of paper, Irvine, thread,
needles, pieces of cloth, handkerchefs, mttens,
gloves, dozen hall-munched apples, scraps Of
bread and cheese, Jumps of soap, beeswax, scis-
sors, rasty nails, Old junk, etc. Besides this
trash, there was found between 500 and s1O0 in
Ncash.
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CITY OF wORCEsT TER.

Sent, postpaid on receipt of retail price
OLIVER DITSON az CO.,
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The Thorndike manufacturing company Of
Lowell are Out with Il card claiming that the
article concerning the adjustment of their re-
cent loss may convey lalse impression to the
public. The companies, they say, all ''man-
fested desire 10 settle our loss at the earliest
pracucable moment" and "the settlement eli
fected was regnrded hN Us rs sat. fnctolYn
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/. f. HYDE &. co
A GREAT NEED SUPPLIED

SOLE PROTECTORS,
WeOp3m llO y % g No
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William Reach of Bellingham late of Woou-
socket, who was arrested some weeks ago for
passing counterfeit money, has had his trial he.
| fore the U. S circuit court for the Rhode island
| district, and has been honoraby acquitted The
case against him broke down completely. and
| the jury acquitted him without leaving their
| seats.
The Providence Herald has the following: We
are reminded of Icnnie G. Clafn's screed on
what IS virtue and what il is nor by the iite of
a free religious lecture recently delivered in this
city, strange incongruity being the imposition
OF demanding fifty cents each for tickets. II was
on "Virlue and its substitutes" and we think
such sharp practicea Substitute"
The mortality of aged people in Providence
last year, was unusually large, the number of
decedcnts seventy years Ofage and upwards, he
ing 1863. Ofthese, 10G were Am rcan, and sixty
three of foreign biIth. John McDtrmOtt the
oldest man, (107 years,) and Susan McElrov,
the oldest woman, (95 years. were both born in
ireland. or those deceased, ninety-five were
women and seyenty-fOur were men The aver.
age are was scyenty-eight years and thirlysix
days.
Concerning the recent embezzlement in that
eliY, the Providence Journal says: at is of
conrse mystery to most people how so large
| ueluc lllon can be carried on for years, aud
escape detection al the regular examinations of
| the directors, and more csnecIollv tho irreguIar
uhahtclpated visits Of the government bank
| vAauluer' Dut the young men in this bank
| nave shown That when a trusted cashier teller
ana DOCK keeper are in league they can. by
SSys I' VI lo'ceu balances and fct ious call
| loans convert one-thrd Of the cnpital Of tho IL.
| stltution to their own uses and defy the scruti
| ny Of the examiners. Although this bnnL IL i,
charge of some of our shrewdcst and most ca.
| gaclous business men, the exposure Of the pres-
ent frauds was not the result of discovrries
made here. II the Rhode Island national had
not drawn Pretty closely upon its correspond.
| e0t bank in New YORK city, al a time when there
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cup, and today is worth the handsome little
property of S20,O00-made honestly since his
reformation.
A Joi1t convention Of the city council of Lew
iston and Auburn, was held on Thursday. upon
the subject OF a water supply for the two cities.
A resolve was passed without opposition that dit
is not compatible with the interests OF the two
cities that charter to supply water for domes-
fic purposes from Wilson pond should be vested
in individuals; but that the interests of the
cities require such grant" Subsequently an
order was passc in the Lewiston ely council
appointing a committee Of five TO present the
PRAYER Of the city Of Lewiston to the legislature
10 refuse the grant 10 private individuals 10
take the water i1om Wilson pond, but that the
grant he made 10 the city Of Lewiston.
On Monday, State Land Agent BurlegE re-
turned nom an official visit TO Aroost0Ok county
for the purpose Of taking legal measures, nv the
direction Of TIE governor and council against
the trespass upon the public lands OF that Sec
tion. As the result Of his visit, Sheriff johnson
Of lioultOn, accompanied by posse of resolute
men, proceeded to township number eleven. and
seized twenty -four horses, with sleds and mar.
nesses, seven thousand SHINGLES, ana three thou.
sand tees, which bad been cut, all the properly
Of parties operating under permits fiUm Tho
pauy, which claims 10 own the land aud timbei
IN that township and other townships set aparl
for settlement. No resistance was Offered to the
seizure Of property By the sheriff, which is now
~ nAlt Keeping ~ IIch4ut Isle. a hlilct Watci
d being kept over II, rs II is represented that An
aitempi may be- made TO retlke il and run the
horses across the boundary line into the province
OF New Brunswick, which is only twelve miles
distant he sheriff will next proceed to sezC
tbe supplies OF provisions Of trespassers. The
trees seized are 10 be scaled and marked rs M
property OF the state. This conflict between IND
SLATE authorities aud the European and North
American railway company eXcites a lnrye
ehaie Of pnblc attention, and the result Is looked
forward 10 with much interest.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The town OF Burlington has refused, by voto
Of O. 10 III, 70 subscribe $4,000 in aid of the
building OF the Nashua and ROrhesier railroad
Dit. Charles Ciough, one of the oldest resi-
d,hts o. Manchester, died yeiy suddenly OF
Tuesday, Of apjpexy He was about town In
previous day, and relied at evening IN his usua
health lie was native Of Hennkef, and q
years Of aye. He leaves a widow, son and tw,
daughters,
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Crippled. but Still Alive
CAST DOWN BUT NOT DESTROYED

As Spapg & Stratman have dissolved
Partnership, F. W. Stratman will tempo
rarily occupy S. Rohr's Blacksmith Shop
for the purpose OF carrying on the trade
in all its branches. Mr.. Hosklns goes
with Stratman, as horse-shoer. He is one
of the best shoerS in the country, and his
work gives general satisfaction. The
manufacturing department will be carried
on as extensively as circumstances Will
admit. Wagons, Buggies. Sleighs, Cut
ters, of every style will be put up with
the best of material. Special attention
will be paid to the department of manu'ac,
turing Plows of all kinds: and in this
branch of the business it is well known
in this part of the country that Mr.. STRAIT
man has no equal Plows made and re-
haired on short notice. No difference
where your pillow was made, or what kind
of pillow, Stratman can and will repair 1t
in workmanlike manner. Mr.. Stratman
invites his many customers to call Upon
him in his new quarters, and as many as
may think it to their advantage to call he
viii. be glad to see.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-04-19

BAILoU's MAGAZINE FOR MiY.-The May numDe
OF BalIou's Magazine is out, and capital number
it is. filled with good stories, choice etry and
some excellent engravings of interts ST. We know O.
no MAGAZINE that will compare with this for real
worth, when the price is taken into consideration
Think of a hundred pages of choice matter for the
small sum of Is cents. and twelve numbers IN II
YEAR for only 81 80. Every family in the country
g. Md afford as much for the sake of the pleasure
which Balloons Magazine really imparts. The con
tents for the May number gre Warwick Castle
ENGLAND - .sScene on the Iiudm River !" 1.-The
Opilvie Pride - "Tlat Robher - The Song o.
Oh. t;,a l,lier:' '.Klte ~ Dicks Boating;
"R,tr spcction;" ''The Lost Baron = after All;
:. +, the Author of AZ Sea 49, Cairvoyant Rev
ilation - The Cruatian Bride" Truth is Stranger
than Fiction :" s. Jiuks, Phipps and :; 'OUs
Your. PEOPLES STORY TELLER-Guess: or the son
of = Politician :" Tips Prophecy y "Casabianca;
Curious Natters;' The HOusekecper; = "Facts
and F.nces ~ ''tor what our Summer Resorts are
noted"-OIumorous IllustratioDs.) For sale at
every periodical depot i'll the country, or address
Themes & Talbot, Is Congress Street, Boston,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-04-19

reg If any of the best quality of vege
table and Flower seeds are wanted, at a
reasonable price and at something near
their true value call on B. S. Butterfield,
of Wyoming, and ask for those raised at
the old Colony Nurseries, by B.M Watson
Plymouth. Remember that every package
of seed is fully warranted, there is no
Chicago fire price annexed. All orders
promptly filed. l have sold garden seeds
for z. N. Watson four years, and perfer
them for my own use to any other seeds
in market. Address B. 5. Butteileld
Wyoming Wis.
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RESOLUTIONS.

The following resolutions were adopted
at the town meeting, held at Wyoming
April I'd, 1872.
ResolUed, That in the opinion of the
people Of the town of Wyoming, the rail-
road Indebtedness OF the county of Iowa,
was procured by fraud and against the
vote and protest of the people, and that
there is no moral obligation resting upon
US to pay any portion thereof; but in
view of the fact that the courts have deci-
ded it legal claim against us, and from
the desire of wiping out the incubus rest.
ing upon us, be it further
Resotuet1, That we do heartily approve
of the action of the County Board in set
Ting for the nineteen bonds Of G. a..
Tweed, without cost or interest upon in
terest, at fifty cents on the dollar, thus
dividing the wrong with the holders of
the Indebtedness.
Resotccd, That we instruct our in-com-
ing chairman to vote for resembling the
resolution offering so cents on the dollar
for the Iowa county bends.
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BIPED.

Rag Through the courtesy of the
Chicago Newspaper Union and Mr.. G. W.
Carleton publisher New York city, we
have received Hon. Horace Greeley's
Book, "What know about Farming"
Every farmer in tie land should have
this book especially the young farmers
and boys. 1t is written in plain straight
forward manner, everyone that can read
can fully understand Mr.. Greeiey's mean
ing. In his preface, The author says :
The little | know of oxygen, hydrogen,
nitrogen, &C., have kept to myself since
whatever | might say of them would be
usless to those already acquainted with
the elementary truths of Chemistry. and
only perplexing to Others" Farmers
would do well if they were to purchase
this wonderful book far their sons.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-04-19

WALL PAPER.-A new and extensive
lot of all patterns of wall paper and win
dow shades has been received at the Post
Office. Th,s. Rogers proposes to keep a
good stock of the above goods on hand.
He has also good stock of fancy goods,
stationery. school books, periodicals, pa
pers, &C.. &c. For any of the above ar.
ticles we recommend the supply at the
Postoffice
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Settle up! Settle up!!
Spang & Stratman.

The undersigned has been appoint.
ed by the Circuit Court of Iowa Coun-
ty Receiver for the late firm of Spang
& StratmaD, by an order of said court
bearing date, the 9Th day of April A.
d. 1872.
All persons knowing themselves in
debted to said firm, by note, book ac-
count or otherwise are requested to
call at my office in Dodgevillc, and
settle the same without delay, or COL
lection will be enforced by due pro-
cess of law. Orville Strong,
322m. Receiver.
Dodgeville, April Is, 1872.
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BFy~ The "ethereal mildness" Of Spring
has come at last The sweet notes of the
robin cNR be heard. The meadow lark
and the thrush, the great aocks of pigeons,
all indicate spring, though the snow is
not all gone yet 1t looks strange to see
beautiful spot, of green grass along side
of great snow drifts.
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Items from Wyoming.

"BlankS of all kinds at the CRoNIcLR
office for sale" Dear Sir what is the
price of blank dispare of an Editor, with
dilatory d lenqucnt subscribers Answer,
tough victuals, seepless nights, and hor-
rable Nightmares, accompanied with
SYMPTOMS of madness.
The Ice in the Wisconsin River at this
point all went out on the l0inst
The whisky law has taken effect at
Arena aud Avoca More anon.
Yours. BipED.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-04-19

aG+ Lively time at Avoca, our cor
respondent from Avoca informs us
that Avoca is enjoying series of law
suits, having three in full operation
this week, all resulting from the new
temperance law. Their motto is, kill
or cure the drunkard.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-04-19

BgB~ Seldom have we had so late
snow storm as occurred last Sunday
evening, only think Of it; snow to the
depth OF eight inches on level in
the middle Of April. The storm comm IL.
ced on Sunday night about o'clock
and continued with considerable fury
Nntil near y noon on Monday, heaping
up the snow in some places three feet
high nearly all business operations were
suspended the railroads were block ed
and according to our exchanges the
Storm extended nearly all over the coun
try many Of the farmers Of this vicinity
were ready t. SOW their wheat But
they were stopped for several days,
We confidently hope however that
this is the last snow storm Of the sea-
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-04-19

az Major q. ii. Oils, formerly of this
place, but moro recently of Minnesota has
moved to Dec ,rah, Iowa, where he has
Joined himself with S. S. IIaiSlet, in the
management ofthe Republican State Press
The paper is sarge well printed sheet
and full of news, as local paper we should
consider it h success.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-04-19
ID i H ID.

REWEY-In the town of Linden. April 9th, lS32
Emma c.. wife of VI. z. Rewey, resident overseer
of the county poor, aged % years.
The body taken to Mifiin ana buried on
Thursday April llth.
VARREN-ln the town of Mazomanie, on the 14th
of April. of pleurisy, MIR. NJ. q. Warren, aged
about 50 years.
HILL-In the village of Mazomanio, April 4th,
Mr.. P HILL aged &c years.