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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-03

0e membe Of the Common Council are four Ao nav no.
fre.oen OF one Of The Boards Of u prior
enosner rienber who has been Chairman Commerce n
congress srve o. Of the Port and Attorney The
Que WHO as been member OF the Department Of
AMI Correction another formerly Street
another becn Tor hfee identified AZ
pubic he N another for many years honoraby and
sertgesoig eoaHss I'd with he Department Of Police
otl, ecn for rc-n not onIv editor
Abany correspondent ADD his IL really encyclo-
pGiiac inieipA 4ifs ana there other Aldermen
auu Assi-iarts ~hc. gthnugh hviug held public
tfnAiE, auGuished BANKERS anuiactnrers and
yes amt se, two ~ them haY, private ctixeus
spcu ~. tied The commercial anu material DEVELOPMENT
oil tue cay Al therefore az Onaiiv appropriate, from
Individual poiis " view, and becane Of practical
perence hu' availAe, nas sdy should act recon-
meliod a OAkEy 'ALL Mayor.
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NEW EIGHT LIN L
Worcester to Philadelphia,
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON AND RICHMOND,

SoF@ich Line, and Camden & Amboy, PHILADELPHIA
WttM'agt9n q Babtmore. baltimore d Ohio Raj,
roads, ant RtchHlORd d. York RiUer Lines
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the Blackstone river near D0dgeville and lust
as II entered cut twenty feet deep, the engineer
and fireman noticed an unusual jar 10 the loco.
motive, and on looking back discovered that al.
most the entire train was being wrecked car
after car bounding and tossing about in indie
scribable ruin. The axle which broke was evil
IDENTITY in the truck of the third car from the
head of the train, as the engine and two cars
broke loose from the remainder, and bounded
on at accelerated speed, and ESCAPED damage.
The wreck extended over the road for at least
quarter of mile, the freight, mostly destined
Tor Providence, aud the wrecked cars being
piled up on both track at least fifteen feet high
Eighteen cars were entirely wrecked and their
contents mingled in general ruin. The track
and sleepers were torn up for considerable dis
lance. Eight of the rear cars escaped destruc-
ton and were sent back TO Attleboro
None of the employees of the corporation at
tached TO the train were injured, but upon an
examination of the wreck the dead body of
man was found jammed between two cars. His
neck was broken, and his feet were forced
through the ends of the car. His head was bare
and one of his shoes were missing. He was
dressed in the garb of a farmer and from cir
cumstances connected with his discovery, il is
probable that he attempted TO steal a ride from
Mansfield TO Providence. A man answering his
description was seen about the station at Mans
field before the arrival of the train, enquring
for place to sleep, and as there was no accom-
mediation for him there, It is supposed that he
Jumped upon the tram, intending to ride into
Providence and lodge there. When found he
was in a position which indicated that he had
chung to the iron ladder aud step bv
which the brakemen ascend TO the
top of the cars. wrccking train
was sent out from Providence, and work was at
once commenced 10 clear the track but it was
soon found that that was work of some time
and the engine that was attached TO the freight
train was sent TO Providence after cars TO take
up the passengers on the Shore Line train,
which was behind the wreck This train
returned at quarter before three this morning
and train was at once made up to take the
passengers TO their destination
Inward bound trains this morning met with
Slight detention. Superintendent Folsom went
down TO the scene of the disaster, and expected
10 have the road clear before noon Passengers
from Providence were brought around the
wreck from the East junction over the Attleboro
branch, and reached Boston little behind time.
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abs aan spg: aaurssr Gbmsoap aummg December 49, 1872
Eor SaIs.
EoR SALE-A good handsome Pair Jet
Il Black
MATCHED HORSES,

sound and kind work in any spot place; years old
Also, Par Double Harnesses, nearly new: splendid
two-horse Hearse nearly new; Grocer or Light job
Wagon nearly new; Carryall,-ali will be sold at a
bargain II applied for soon. Apply TO l6 Waldo st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-19

Offering to Shippers of Freight the QUICKEST DIs.
PATCH and LOWEST INSURANCE RISKS 80
For Through Rates and Bills OF Lading apply to
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mGoitlnaI.
TNHE PRIVATE MEDICAL PRO.
Il FESSION
lFrom the Boston Daily News

S'-'
II quite desirable that we should define our position
before the public in reference TO what generally known
as the private medical profession The strides which our
reporter has taken toward disclosing the criminal side
the private practice ought to receive the upouaIiaed
approval OF all good citizens if not bring the cuprs TO
the bar of justice as it undoubtedly will in some cases
But must not be supposed that these articles are an
attack upon the ''pryate" practice as a whole but
rather upon those who by ignorance and crime persist
in disgracing it, The who seeks to treat and cure
any private disorder is necessarily criminal and
he too often regarded by the purtanical as such All
diseases must he cured the unfortunate possessor
the maady would suffer In consequence and perhaps
extend its eontagion to the veins of pure healthy
bodies Our duty, then, in relation to this matter is
lwo-old; first, TO single out expose and denbunce all
who seekt drag the profession into crime dlsrepute
and secondly, to tell the unfortunate who will we regret
TO say exist As long sin the EARTH where their
troubles may receive honest and competent treatment
IL Is ned in the belief OF many that regular family doe
tors cannot consistently treat every contagious disease
Heads Of families naturally feel adverse having their
family physician do So and as consequence the medical
profession has become divided. However wrong or in
consistent this may be with scientific opinion the fact
exists and public sentiment may we suppose be held
responsible.
Holding then that it was our duty to find if possible
some reliable medical Office where the unfortunate can
receive honest treatment by a competent medical man
VINO sails under no fictitious name and who is response
some twenty, of rho ,iioi gu u
but roupd with SINGLE Icrti
to guarantee a ~ pi11 'ii,'v seeeu
in almost Instance s,a was
with the oa7ce Fi,bo t1 .,aa,, teu
porter ,vitl, soma laco.sa1 -, my :. "V''
goods clerk with a sip,iIa, fctitinrs tt,o =. -,
some time that there was NOT re,a .a1'ani .sI,,
tute'' in he city
At last orr raror,or o,,,,,, a.. =, III, ,r,.,
tute whore b f,, M, -, ihSt,
ling indeed desirone 10 how 10 % , ~,
thoroughly investigated mis- soo,,,1
from the other doctors be had COLI ~ 49,,
tested against any attemnt at inest,at,n, gu p.o
instances ordered Inn, 70 ,oo, '-,' "a many
ever with DR. Morrill, He conrtol ,i ~ ny"
scrutiny This our reporter procaede5 70 vol,
pany with DISTINGUISHED citizen and after ~, n Inc o
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Railroa0s.
II AILROAD TIME TABLE

ron $500 LEAVE WORCESTER
lpN-EXpress trains at 20 and d . M ana
% ana s.55 p. M Accommodation trajrs al
UO s42 a. H. and l.40, 400 and 6G0 n m Fet1,r5i,,
detNe Boston at ), l. $50 (eX.l (exl ii a N, a,,j 81
8teNl 4SO, $50, (eX-) and BOO (eyl D. m ,ia tA
:, BOSTON AZ 23n a. m. (MOnday.) s''i ''
FOR BOSTON via Groton Jjnction nj & On ava =, -
n. and 40 p m Returning, leave Boston al 6 ~ ana
. ll.OO a. m and 400 p. m. - '-' Si'N
FOR sPRlNGFIELD, at 6.4j. $780, 9.55 CAIhanv exp \
a m anu AS m; for New York and ALBANY lex.
press IO25 m, and 4.3G and 1875 m ALBANY sunday
s siail tram leaves at 1905 p. m Returning leave
IIBEilsheld Tor Worcester at 200 It's III Ia a m
MAJ s ' i zO9 eNp), 4OO and $40 (ex.) p m Sunday
FOE NEW YORK, as above; also at 10 a m. via Ne,,
LoIqon ana Long Island; and by steamboat via New
FOR PROVIDENCE. at 30 1OI5 fex ,1,ono I'M
sia o.oV ~; Returning, leave Providence for WnT5
T ees6er at l4O Il 40 2.l5 lex and 465 n M WI
~ = II Is J., at $50, IL Is A. m
SID p m Returning leave Fitchbure for ~.
~ SUI a. m 1850, $50 D. M Leave FitcbI,,r1 ~
Ieehneo on arrival OF the $50 and Ills a. m frains
from worcester: Leave Fitchhurg for Winchendnn
heeiie Fellows Falls at els a. H.. 25 as n m
FOk NoRW1CH. at 6.35 10 a. m, SIS 20 (Steamboat
eN 10 n. York; p. m, Returning, leave Noryvieh TO-
worcester, at 40, (eXD 600, Has a. M 3 Is n. m
SPECIAL IRAN from Webster to Worcester al 90 a M
returning at $50 D. m. - WV - MS
FOR NASHUA. at $50 LIS A. m A15n N, N,.t
= for Worcester, 40 a. IN. I2O0m 500 n m '
FOR MILFORD, via birmingham 400 g25a n, ! AZ
and 400 D. m. '''O' 4A'0V d H.,
FOR GARDNER at s20 a. m, 124O AS. and $50 n. m
Leave Sardner for Worcester at 535 Sis and Ii Is a.
m, and 4.30 p. m 49, w AA'h' -
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M i ID / G A L OFF Flee
No. Pleasant St., near Main.
WORCESTER, MASS.
DIR. MANSFIELD

mas established Grand Medical Office for the
Radical and Permanent Cure Of all diseases or de
Engagements Of the Genital Organs or system which
Will be treated scientifically and the most approved
principles - syphilis. GODouh@a, elect, STRUCTURES
seminal weakness, Nocturnal Emissions Female Weak
ness, Pains in the Back aud Loins. Whites Gravel
Nervous Diseases, Iumors, Dyspepsia, Piles and all
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Or Seminal Weakness and lmpoenoy. as the result OF
seii-abuse in youth excess in maturer years and
which produces of The following effects as Ennis
sons, Blotehes, Debility, NERVOUSNESS. Cough Consti
galo Dependency. Confusion Of Ideas, Aversion to
society Loss Of Memory nhd Sexual Power and which
unhtS me victim for business and marriage and ulti-
macy causing Insanity and Consumption are thorough
Office ' "NPF"N" ~ 'ho
Patients treated by mail or express hut where nossi
Die IL Is best TO apply persona1ly N PO''
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) ERVANr GIRLs, who KNOW rour b

- ERVANT GIRLS, who know your bust
- ness and mean work, 90 10 IRWINfS EMPLOY
OFFICE opp. Meehones Hall; there the best FAMILIES
IN the city and country have left their orders. But
when they pay servants they expect service The rud-
dy-checked. modest daughters Of Erin, quick learn
and Willing to work, may come; the smart. spry prac-
teal Yankee girls trained by good mothers may come
Irwin has places for them all But pert, jaunty lady
playing street walking misses may pass ON TO some
staggering, shambling 'Iniegeht man" who deals In
such help, Irwin wants them not; families want them
mott for they are pieces Of mnefy--uot servants
d. dtf ~ 1870
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AFREroHT TRAIN VI

A FREIGBT TRAIN WRECKED ON rur Prov.
DEECE RAILRoAD-AN UNKowN Man XIII
From last nights's journal An acttdent ne.
casioned by the breaking Of an axle Of a cal On
the Providence express freight train, occurred
al Dodgeyille on the Boston aud Providence
railroad, about half past eight O'Clock Tuesday
evening. The train, which left this city at G "a
p. NJ, consisted OF twenty eight cars filed with
general merchandise, dry goods, groceries.
petroleum, carriages, and an assortu eni of pack.
ages such as are shipped daily from this marker
10 Rhode Island. The train usually makes but
one stop, and that at Mansfield for water.
just before reaching tue bridge which crosses
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who have injured themselves by certain practice in
evil companions, rat school, HE effects Of whrh ora
nightly felt even when asleep, and il cured render
marriage impossible and destroy both mind and bodv
should apply Immediately What ply that young
man, the hope ofs country the pride u his parents
should be snatched from all prospects and emo OF
life by the consequence of deyiating from the pain 9.
nature. and secret habt. Such persons must before
contemplating marriage, reflect that sound mind and
body arc the most necessary requisites produce con-
nubial happiness. Indeed without these the tourney
through life becomes weary pilgrimage, the prosnect
hourly darhens to the view the mind becomes shadowed
with despair and filled with the melancholy reflection
your own,
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CHEAPEST SECURITY NOW OFFERED.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF THE
JACKSONVILLE, NORTHWESTERN 6 SOUTH
EASTERN R. R.
HAVING THIRTY YEARS TO RUN.

hANlNb Thirty TEARS TO RUN,
Bearing interest at per cent IN Gold Coin of or equal
to the present standard"
Coupons payable in New York, London or Franfort
on the Main, at the option of the holder. When desired
bonds will be registered by the Tustee-the Farmers
July. ~
This road is now completed from Jacksonville to a
junction with the CHICAGO &ALrON Il. n. al Yirden
adistance Of over 30 miles, fhe road so far as com
pieted, Is thorouRhly equipped, ENTIRELY
PAID FOX, ana In full operation. and IL Is upon
the completed portion only, that bonds amounting 10
S6OOOO are now offered al 50 and accrued interest in
currency. Bonds upon the remaining portion OF the
road VIII be sold at a much higher price and will be
offered only upon completed road This road trayerses
the garden OF the state. crosses all the most important
roads controls tile enormous coal mines at VTden and
its bonds are most highly esteemed by those whose In
yestgation has been most searching. Wehave person
ally examined every detail Of this Company sand have
gone repeatedly over the entire line We are conse-
qucntv enabled 10 recommend these bonds as an ABso
LuTE1Y PERFECT security.
Pamphlets and further particulars may be lind by APP
plying to
GIBSON, CASANOVA & CO., Bankers,
so Exchange Place, N. ".
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w ESIWABD, HO Tickets for the
Mssissnn n a routes and ora points South on the
bAhn,;AAhD, Y. ). and Canada Express ONCE Cromp
cheertally given, az wa w
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HEALTH and NJ ANmOOD RESTORED.

sunere, IRON Nervous Debility, Painful Dreams Men.
M ami Physical Depression, Papiiaon OF the Heart
Noises IN tte Head aud Ears, lndecision. Impaired
sight ana Memory. Indigestion. Prosrauon Lassitnde
depression OF Spirits, Loss OF Energy and Appetite
Pains in the Back aud Limbs, Timdity Self-Dsirlst
Diz1iness, Love Of Solitude GrOundess feas 40 cai
consult Dr. Mansfield with entire confidence in lis abIi.
~ To cure.
TO YOUNG MEN.
Dr. MANSFIELD, Pleasant ST near Main Worces
ter Mass. has superior In the treatment OF tba do.
plOruDe aiiiictOn Seminal Weakness or Spermator
Strictly private and confidential
uOufs-9 A. Nj 10 9 p. NJ. Onice open Sundays.
q. MANSFIELD. M D..
No Pleasant st.
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TAKE PARTICULARS NOTICE.

DR.. Haock addresses all those who have ininred
themselves by improper ndugences and solitary habits
Wnlch rum both body and mind, uniting them for
either business, study society marriage These are
some Of the SAD and melancholy effects produced by the
Limbs Pains in the Head, Dimness of Sight Loss ot
Muscular Power. Palpitation Of the Heart Dyspepsa
Nervous lrritabiity, Derangement of the Digestive
Functions General Debility, symptoms of Consump-
MENTALLY, the fearful effects on the mind are much
to be dreaded. Loss OF Memory Confusion of Ideas de-
preston Of Spirits, Evil FOreb0dings Aversion to Soce
ty, Self nistrust Love Of Solitude Timiditv No are
some Of the evils produced Thousands PERSONS Of ali
ages can now Judge what the of their declining
health, losing their Nig0r becoming weak male nrrvcI
and emaciaed, having singular appearance about lie
eyes, cough and symptoms Of consumption '"' wv
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Immediately cured and full vigor restored. This dis
tresing atlicton-wc renders life miserable and mar
riage imposshe-is the penalty paid by the victims OF
improper ndugenees. Young persons too apt to
consequences that may ensue. Now, who that under
stands the subject will pretend to deny that the power
proper habits than by the prudentY Besides being de-
prved OF the pleasure Of healthy offspring the ser
Gus and destructive symptoms of both body and mind
arise The system becomes deranged the physical and
mental functions weakened, Loss of Provocative Power
Nervous lrritabity, Dyspepsia, Papitation of the
Heart lndscson Constitutional Debility and Wasting
OF the Frame, Cough, Consumption, Decay and Death
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90 Ell

% 8Et.
FLoUR & GRAIN STORE TO LEASE
FOR A TERM OF YEARS,
situated in Trumbul So, having been occupied fort
past five years by c. d Alirch who has carried on
one Of the best in the city, aud will he leased suita
PIE on on reasonable terms Also, will he Leased
ample carriage room for 50 carriages situated in Trum
3ui Sc; Also for sale, or toilet for term Of years
llol 81, situated on Gold ST., containing Is finished
rooms, suitable for three tenemens. All in good repar
eased q eSons 81 N Sqo Sa terms of ayen Or
-, FoT information inquire Of THOMAS GATES, No.
Maishngtcn ST. or at No. CITY Hall, from 10 70 Il
FsHO RBNT-Tenement No. GO Prescott st.
4 l., Inquire of A., E. nAEE55NGToX,, '''
TSVO LET-A tenement of rooms, on Prov
= idenee st.; city water; to an American family
without children. Also one of rooms Providence
ST. court. Inquire of W. f. POND,
ms deopn % Providence st,
FEVO RENT-A very convenient upper tene-
= ment OF rooms. within ten minutes walk OF Post
once west part OF city. Address Box 3O2, p. o.
AT 50 Wilmot st, at the head of Shelby
St. two good Tenemens 6 rooms each with city wa
er rent reasonable Inquire at 81 Wmot st., left hand
bell. d5wf MO
FNYO LET-Two front rooms on the first
"A unOf over 'Illls Bliss ~ humans Dining Rooms,
very pleasantly situated commanding fine view Of Elm
st Also, one very large room on the same floor.
of the same building. Apply to +. W. HARRINGTON
at Gront 4 Puinam's Bookstore or L. j. TAFT Foster
81 II. IL Depot dtt die
TEIO RENTAL Upper Tenement of five
dc dtf j. l.. SIBLEY
PICARD! "A nice front room to let, with
i,1h board; also one other pleasant room at No
Portland st.. right hand bell d2w* DC
FkyO LET With board, nice front room,
Il well furnished, gas, &c., with privilege Of bath
rO SI9 Apply at 1861 Pleasant St. left hand bell.
TsvO RENT-One lower tenement on Wood
aO Land ST. c d water stable al K STSSsHt order
FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT = A
very desirable nicely furnished front room on Main
St, with gas and all convenences same floor; would
have accorded her family privileges with exception Of
meals also 1e furnished room for either lady
Agency. corner Of Main and Pleasant SITS. diff did
TEyO LET-Room No 4, at the head of the
n stairs of First National Bank Building, Apply al
First ic4 National Insurance 5,f Office 40 Main st.
FHVO RENT = Suits of Rooms or Single
a Rooms fol, Offices. Also, Desk Rooms, and Rooms
n23 adj GooDNow & TAYLOR.
fEO RENT-A lower tenement of seven
rooms on Grant Square, Mt. Vernon Place. beauli
fully located; spacious grounds. Terms S3j per month
Inquire gI2 Of G X HUBBARD, a Main ST. or il. L.
GliEENE Dread diff NJ
| FEHO RENT-WITH PowER-One more nice
\ Room, 1906 40 feet in our new mill; safety elevator
my29 diff CIIAs BAKER co.
Two LET-A nice Tenement of five or seven
session given Jan lst Also tenement Of three rooms
For particulars apply to S, Mrs + d. WARNER. No, ~
DAVIS ST, orlo L. a. ELY y co. DIT s25
FOR RENT = A commodious two-story
" a1prns Of l., Nd
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Business Gar0s

Business GarDs.
IN g A. P. ANIES,
VA, Practical Carpet Maker.
Carpets Cleaned and re-ayed; Old Carpets made OVER
all kiads Carpet Innings for sale; entire Houeehold Fur
nture Moved with the utmost care; General House
Cleaning and Whitening done.
The above warranted to SUIT.
Order BOX, No. 1, Post Omce. Residence
30 North Ashland st.
ems diff
DENTISTRY.-B M. PEvEY. late of
- Pevey Brothers, Dentists has opened new Den
above Univcrsast Church where he is doing the most
borough work at reasonable prices dtf iaS
nR. G. W. ESTABROOK, DENTIST, has
- removed from S26 Main st., TO Dr. Walkers Office,
1856 cor Of Main and Elm SITS. DIFF an6
WIN L. GODDAR D'S
~ BURRlNG MACHINE WORKS
Second Avenue, Corner Twenty-secOnd SIS.
once No Bowling Green, New York
Manufacture the
PATENT MEsTIzo Burning PICKERs.
TEEF RRGF PfSKE 1RSHa ohR sA
attach to Pckers. Patent steel Ring Solid Packing
Burning Machines made Single and Double, for FIRST
breakers OF Wool Cardmg Machines; Fine Burning
Machines torthe second breakers and hnlshers,
ing with Patent adjustable spring boxes. Shake vii
lows with blowers. Waste Busters Cotton Gins. Blow
Excesiorl Atthe International Exhibition in Lon
don, 1862, and at Paris Exposition of 1851 Mes
tho Burning Picker received PRIZE MEDAL award
GOLD MEDAL at American Institute Fair, 1850
and in 1867. 1863. and 1870 the highest award.
American mr. nu
Machine for cards, was awarded A GOLD MEDAL,
and in 1870 our Double Burner received FIRST PREsIuh
At American Institute Fair, 1853 and 1870 Steel
Rim Feed Rolls received LIST premium.
At American Institute Fair 1870 our Worsted Burning
Picker was awarded the LIST premium.
ONLY SOLID PACKING Burning MACHINES IN THE MAR
KET. Workmanship and Operation are guaranteed,
PrOmptsttentien givento all inquiries and orders by
dt q. u siShhAR b
n J.. HATCH
W. Has constantly hand a choice assortment Iof
Canada, Michigan, st. Louis and Southern
FLOURSl
Corn, Oats, Meal Fine and Coarse Feed; Agricultural
Implements, Garden, Field and Flower Seeds Fertil-
izers, &c., &c, at wholesale and retail
aul DIFF o L. HATCH, II Mechanic st.
DROF SIONA CARD.
DIR. FARRAR,
The we-known Physician and surgeon in the treatment
OF diseases OF Ladies and Children and all Catarrhal
make regular visits to his Branch ONCE Bay State
| House, Worcester, where he be consulted on
| THURSDAY EVENING, from TO 10 O'Clock, and
FRIDAY from A NJ. to 4P. of each week No charae
for consultation. DIR. Farrar allows flaming ad-
vertsements to appear in the papers, This card must
suffice y. bah medicines are prepared and mr.
nished by the Doctor without extra charge dly myII
| IL A X L E & f U LII r
| ia ARCHITECTS,
People Savings Bank Building
Ro. 252 MAIN STREET, WORCESTER MAps
| STEPHEN c. EARLE. JAMES Z. FuLLEE
!
PAY S IA Il f HOU e
WORCESTER, MASS,
| HORACE BARNES. ........... ........PRoPRIEToR,
AZ diff
| 60 TIL Ian DIS ORCHESTRA,
~ q. II. WILSON. PrOmpter, resiu ence cor,
Orange and sts Order Book 4i4 Main st or d-
| dress =. II. A. BARlBAULf leader, IL waverey ST.
| Any number OF pieces furnished. d3ms dlO
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Mrs. Chick of Madrid, recently purchased a
Howe sewing machine Of the agency in Port
land. In part payment of the same she for
warded $50 in nickel and old style copper cents,
weighing 26t pounds. The clerks spend ali
their spare time in counting them. One Of
them, who has been expecting a vacation at
Christmas is fearfully vexed. He can't have
his vacation until those cents are counted.
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n ENTISTRY.-B. M. PEvEY, late of
- Pevey Brothers, Dentists has opened Den
tai Office at his residence 10 Pleasant St. second door
above Universast Church where he is doing the
borough work reasonable prices DIFF ia3
nR. G. W. ESTABROOK, DENTIST, has
~ removed from 1876 Main ST., to DR.. Walkers Office,
1856 OF Main and Elm SITS. diff
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FsSO LET With board, nice front room,
Il well furnished. gas &c., with privilege Of bath
room Apply at 6l Pleasant ST., left hand bell