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these people of Systematic perjury,
whereby the prosecution of members is

these people of systematic perjury,
whereby the prosecution of members is
defeated.
Probabilities-Partially cloudy but
pleasant weather will prevail very gene
rally from the lower lakes to the South
Atlantic States, and Eastward with light
to fresh winds, on Saturday. Tho
pressure will continue diminishing
throughout the Mississippi Valley with
increased cloudiness and probably rain.
and extend Eastward over the Gulf
States, the Ohio Valley and upper lake
regions. Dangerous winds arc not an
ticipated.
NEW YORK. April 10.-The object of
Father Savnzzi's visit to America is to
obtain aid and subscriptions for the
Italian Church. He says he firmly be-
lieyes that Plus TX is the last Pope thut
Italy will ever see. He will visit Phila-
delphia, Boston, Cincinnati, and proba.
bly, Chicago and st. Louis.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 10.-Violont
shocks continue in Iuyo County. The
island is rising in Mono Lake.
Chinese adviccs state that on March 3,
an explosion of the magazine at Ticnt-
sen destroyed eighty houses and many
lives.
A riot among tho Chinese laborcrs in
the tin mines at Takoot, Northern Chi
ma, resulted in the loss of many lives.
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Tho Now York Herald is rs bu.y in
urging the annexation Of Mexico rs in
throwing cold water upon the Cincinnati
Convention. 1t now says that tho tirlo
IS near when 'the Boundary linc will
have to be swept away, and the authority
OF me UnLcd States extended to the
!'acitic Ocean," and, therefore, asks the
PRESIDENT to scnd a corps Of observation
To TIE frontier so that our Government
may be ready for amy contingency that
may. and probably will, soon grow on.
OF the anarclical condition OF Mexico. !"
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Tho national debt OF Franco is 50. 500
600, 900; that ot England So, 96I 900, COO;
Of tho United States $3.50, 900 COO:
Of Austria 81, 555. 600, 600; of Russia
~, 500, 900, 900; of Italy 81, ,1o5, 600, COO;
OF Spain 81, lS5, OO0 900; of Germany
$S50, OUO, 600, and OF Turkey $500. OUU,-
600.
~ YEARS LOSSES EY FIEE.-rhe an
nna! report o! the New York Fico Com
missioncrs, submitted on the 10Th inst, j,
states tho number Of fires during the
year at 1,37O-nn increase Of o65 over
the year preceding. though tho estimated
losses arc $955,Sl less
The value Of tho French crown levels
was estimated ut between II OOO, O0O and
$4,000, 600 francs. These, it vii! be re-
membercd, arc authorized to be sold hy
tho National Assembly for the benefit or
the National Treasury.
The Louisville Letigc, wonders i! E.ow,
whom the Missouri Republicans are
urging for Vice President, is the i'm
pending; dcath-b!ow to the Administers
ton.
The Dalton Citizen requests tho press
10 pnb.lah horse doctor, calling him
scii .. llarris, who lcl. tha. place :. few
days ago without paying his hotel ana
printing blla
y man died nj Rochester last wGc,; in
Il grocery Just rs he had asked tho clerk
10 give h!!n ten ceuis, for Gods sake. ~;
he mad not eaten anything for n week.
As a great indncemcnt TO Subscribe,
thc Caria!s,illc, Ga, Express says: "It i,
worth that Tor Wrapping DaDvrOr cuttinn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-22
NORWICH AND WORCESTER DIVI.

~ SION. r., II. and Il. RF. ISL. NV "a
a. FAIhs GONG Scum, LEAVE WORCESTER At
sler with train from Soulhbridee. md far 10.
lloni az Painfcld with trains 10 mia for Harf
IN New Lonion from West Side Stallion ''''- io'
cct "a. m5y Passenger Train, Connects nj = o.
burg, Lowell, &c at Worcester junction NIX, NIX
eslerl end Providence trains; At rutn7r piI
LRlh rem Boston; al Painted fuF rrovl!ei e.,
II A2twich with trains for New london Hg7tjs
S'IS N. way Passenger Train Conreets al ,7or
etb'el WIN Trans from Nashua, Fitchbute Low
q. &ei 81 Worcester Junction with Fxp1es.
ProvidenceanG worcester roads NJ p,t,nam ~
Laln from Boston; al flainfeld Junction Train,
this train. Passengers nom wav station LINZ iv
McesIer, fntnam and Daniesnnvlliej tar TX
tr en py I SeaIne, from New London will take this
F'SS m. Steamboat Express Tran for Ncw YORK.
SSoIheCls ~ worcester with trains lram Htstru
Concord, Manchester Lowell, Lawrence Essfns
TiiChpgg ,s,, &c at Putnam from Boston, v al
FOR New london at 0.I5pm WIZ"
!kAifs CONC NoeTH LEAVE EoRwlcH An
S'AV m Steamboat Express train for Eoston fuatIv
ton, Blackstone, Franklin and Waipole! at Fi0I
Concord FltchbGrg &C. fRs train q yelyS Sasnos
L;onn ns 81 S'l5 NJ, dependent On arrival Of
0'O0am Way Passenger Train Connec.ira
for 'T Rae,n junction f., Ploulenee; at Putnam
Junction for Springfield, and way station &lba1yr
~ una Fr9yidencei at Worcester for trains to
lib" ~ Way Passenger Tram Connecting a,
s,yi,.,1 Wth train from and for Providence;
IN ,ns a. mofgSsler JUNCTION season fort trans
a. AZ worcester tor trains 10 Boston Nashua. &G
wch with train from New London. and az pis,b
held Junction with train 10 Providence; al WoT
wBRSTEA gpEcIAU-
Leaves Meostet for Worcester a, eco = m.
Leaves Worcester for Webster at a.;s5 ON,
N"rWeh q Worcester Division
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RosToN Il ALBANY RAILROAD
BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION.

- WINTER ARRANGEMENT, commencing On aov
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester
For Boston, AT i20 cS p l. IS exp ana 0 Is n, and
i'ag, 80 exp, 3ho exp, 600 and 95j exp D m
Ihe Nv IN, and 1928, 1855 and 955 m trains START
uou washington So atom all others from Foster st.
For Grafton, wcstboro' SouthvilIe Corlavilic and
Aynland a. 100 and As NJ, Lao and SOC D m
rpr south birmingham, 4.20, 200, 925, and Vas a m
LIZ, 3,25, 355, LOO and 955 m. AZ
For Milford, ut 100 and g25 m 10 "a and q - n ",
Eor Sallck Of 100 and 9 A. M Lao and 500 p M
FOR wellesley, Granville, West Newton. Neyytgr
A!U BrlShton, at 100 and 9,45 and 500 D m Fas,
selgefs lor the same stations also take the 40 IN
train to Nstick. and there change 10 thc eaV"p,it
trslt WINCH leaves Eaticb twenty seven minute aI.er
others every day except Sunday
SUNDAY express from Albany leaves Washington sauare
stit o at s.35 IN, for Boston
Sunday bail leaves Washington sauare Station Al
E5n A. n lMon 'ay), tor h.. SION.
TRAINS leave boston as touows:
FOf worcester az 500, 200, $50 eX D. eyD. a m so
express 45O express to birmingham $50 express sec
For New York, via Springfield 800 esp an 500 exp.
Now YORK, via Norwich, $50 exp pm.
5taion, 400 a m, 100, 4.30 ? N.
MesteoTo L00 q N, 30, f3O $50 exp.pm
SehthNll!ei Ig0 a m, $50, $50 p n.
Cordavllie 100 m, I30, 4 80 pm.
ashland, 100 m, 100, 1870. , 3geyp, D NJ
south birmingham, SOC, u0 S.gn On and On av,
exp. 500 exp. 1900 pm. F' s9'''' 'O'
Sa;iek 100 10 m, $50, 2l5 400 SEQ, $50, 500 1900
Aillhury, 100 q m 4sOpm
ssxonville i00O m, 500 nm,
a@rI, nVO ssg exp, 9eXp; an 81 exp. 4S0 exp pm
Al outward trains runs daily EXCEPT sun6ar ~ F
sunday Mail leaves Boston at 80 m stnGr,u- AT ~
Hewton South birmingham, Worcester West itroot
neid Palmer and Springfield, arrlves in New Y9rt a.
'''V~ u g. 2. RUSSELL, Sup't Springfield
L AaHHt Etts,H. ~.
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Railroads.


PROVIDENCE & WORCESTER RAIL.
ROAD.-Arrangement 'itTains, 1872
Express Train stopping only WOonsocket and liz
6ridge) leaves Worcester at lois m; Providence a
2.lS ?. m. ~
Accommodation Trans viii leave Worcester for Prov
' NV i'N O''V
n Providence for Worcester and way stations at 40 and
IL; ~ 3 m, and 405 I'm.
Provdc 80 a. IN tmai and 2l5 texprcss trains from
1m9;S and the TO- a (eXprcs5) and 400 p. IN
,,R trains from Worcester, connect at Worcester
RnfianS" S WIZ trains to ana from Clinton. Fitchburg,
1,oncor saratoga Montreal. Nashua Lowell, Lawrence
Trnv Man., anu tne White Mountains; Springfield Albany
Throuy5 NJ e t : aus, and points North or West
points. HiiV baggage checked 70 al infportsnt
convey orSester trains except express and 6sO D. m
Milford ma ~ s19stket junction with trains and toD
Hartford and Eric railroad w" "a'ns vi INT b9sloh'
- SPECIAL TRAINS
Leave providence Tor Waterforj a 40 a -, ,.,,i,,,
Norwich. w NVuthOilaBe. PUTNAM anf
Leave Woonsoeket for Providence M Q "a d, 81,
Leave IreNidence for UNbudge At Gi "a nj -
Lave tEOrIdgc for Worcester al Z, 81
Trans ieave Milford FOR Worcester 7TF ne, . -,
'oru al ~ g. m, aud 100 and $50 q. m i'l DA'i
W ~ UIITON Sun't
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woRCEsrER AND sPRiNaE1ELn p1u1sln,.

modation) at g. 35 am -" '7 'Voom
pm. '' ''V' an aii1 III
For albany texprcssl 955 for New York and Albany
gAp( lU25 m, and l.5t and 1875 D m New Yori
sunday mail leaves at 1905 P. NJ Sleeping car, viii
a5O m train. N'Lne WIN
Leave Springfield for Worcester at 200 ~ Ilsgan
LOO exp, us exp, 400, $40 exp m tlpar nv sH,dqv
express 65O a m Sunday mail 1875 a ~ n opjavj
~ hHLRoAD CoNSEcIIoNs.-At A'oan! w 81 ROW
1oIh CSutrsl, Troy and ttrccnbusb Ju-sn, Rive,
5a M, 1 Al Chatham With The Harlem and Hudson
an a Session i and Lebanon Sprng Railroads. At state
~ piti Ihe liouaat9nic Railroad, Al Pisfeid with
e. SgfIeid with re New Haven ard northampton RR
acd pa WIN lhe Hartford Nov Haven and SPRING.
~ aiu connecticut River Railroads. Al Palmer win
With tSe bIn1Sh Northern RI Worcester Junction
sashua ana Norwich and Worcester RgiIr0,ds a
S0uh fIam,ingh9m with the Boston, Clinton and Fitch
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-22
WORCESTER AND NASHUA RAN,
w ROAD-Om and a1er Mnnaav Sent 4 l.-I 49,
| ger Trans VIII run IS follows:
Leave Worcester at $50 aud II IS u and % and .
| (GFOtun Passenger. - a. 1865 .'' NV

" 49, 19 Ith AMI NN'WtN EAIL
ger Trains will run IS follows:
Leave Worcester at $50 and HIS N and 20. and So
WirOlOn passengcr} o a.
Leave Groton Junction for Worcester at S al
Leave Nashua 1T Il0 m, 100 IN, and 40 y N.
fhe b31 Tran connects at FitChbU with iiais for ths
vermont and Massachusetts, Cheshire and Rutland and
Burlington Railroads at Grctou Junction with trans Of
ihe FncEbnrg down. TeterborO aud SA.tev Si5ny
Brook, and Lowell snd Lawrence Railroads; and 4
nashua with trains Of the Wilton, Concord MancEcstcf
and Lawrence, Northern Bos on COpeur and Montreal
roads "-'s
The his III train connects at Fi,cuburc with Che
shlre and Rutland and burlington freight aud pas-cu
ger 70 Rutland trains; at GT0toH junction WITH Fitch
ps stony Brook, ana Love-! and Lawrence trains; #uc
~ nashua with Wilton, Concord, Manelestcr ard iawi
.,gnce SGTlhen Ito franklin and Boston, Concord aug
Aontrcdl Ito Plymouth trains
Inc = - M tram connects Fitchhurg at 7l5 % n
WIN Cheshire Vermont anG Massachusetts ami Rutlan6
sG burlington Night Express trains; Groon Junction
WIN Ftchhurg, PETE rhOrO and Shirley and Stung Rfaos
trans; and at Nashua with Concord Manchester and
Lawrence Northern Vermont Central Night Tx press
"goeusOuIS' snc Montreal End Champlaui train,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-22
R THE
E4A CELEBRATE
LQUAk FIR
BEIvTERS.
A GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY.

A GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
Extracts Of Roots and Herbs which almost iaoa,io5,y
Cure The Joiogiag Complexities
Dyspepsia, Heart Burn, Liver Complaint and Loss of
Appetite cured by taking IA few bottles
Lassitude, Low Spirits and Sinking Sensation cured at
once
Eruptions Pimpcs, Blochcs and all impurities of the
blood bursting through the skin or otherwise cured
readily by following the directions on the bottle.
Kidney Bladder and Urinary Deraugement invariably
cured. One bottle will convince the most skeptica.
Worms expelled from the system without the least
difficulty. Patients suffering from this prevalent disease
will marked change for the better in their condition
after taking one bottle Worm difficulties are more prev
aent thans generally supposed in the young and they
will find the Quaker Bitters sure rene ".
Nervous difficulties, Neuralgia, &C.. speedily relieved
Rheumatics Swelled Joints and all ScrofuIa Affections
removed or greatly relieved by this invaluable medicine
Bronchitis, Catarrh, Commissions and Mysteries cured
much relieved.
almost invariably cured by taking few bottles of the
Quaker Bitters.
All difficult female arrangements almost Invariably
caused by violation of the organic aws) so prevalent
to the American ladies' yield readily to this invaluable
meiicne-the Quaker Btters.
All Impurities of the Blood and diseases incident to
the same always cured by the Quaker Btters ii taken
according to directions
The Aged find in the Quaker Bittcrs just the article
they stand in need of in their declining years II
quickens the blood and cheers the mind and paves the
passage down the plane inclined.
~ Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
DIR. H. S. FLINT & CO., Proprietors,
PROVIDENCE, RI
For sale, wholesale and retail, by BUSH Il CO., Agents
for Worcester. Mass. t3n - a7'tS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-22

FEVHE SECRET MEDICAL COUNSET,OR
n $50 Pages and II Illustrative Engravings
A new medical work, written by Dir. # Hallock who
has had greater success In the treatment uf diseases
which are described in this work than perhaps ever pl
TO the lot Otm0rtal man. II treats on Lost Manhood
Nervous and General Debility, Seminal Weakness and
all diseases Of the Generativc Organs in both sexes
Sent free on ecept of stamp. Address HALLoCK MED.
IcAL INSTITUTE, l43 Court ST., Boston, Mass.
n. B.-DR. HALLoCK. who is the Chief Consulting
or by mail. d&w3m n,,S5
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Real estate.
ID. +. PARMENTER & co.

- FOR SALE-A Cottage House of s
H3;ii rooms. in excellent condition. good lot; some
MIll fruit; minutes walk from Court House.
Price S3,l5O D. +. PARMENTER ~ Co,
an26 dlf No. BrinleY Hall.
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MARCH 4, 1872.

nor BOSTON VIA GROTON JUNG.
IL TIoN.-Cars leave Worcester at $50 and lis a. m
and 100 p. m.
Returning, leave Boston AZ 625 and II a. M and D. M
Cars run through. Baggage checked through without
change.
Passengers by this route land the Immediate vcin "
OF the Eastern, Boston Maine, and Boston q Lowell
Depots also Steamers or Portland, st. John and Hall
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-22
Stations.

H E A R N A U G HIT, JR.
Inls noted JOung Stallion, winner of the Hiram Wood
run stake ana six other match uur-year old
in 1862 winning $780, will stand the residence OF his
owner, Hillside Farm, South Framngham Mass at 500
ior the season. beginning April Payment at time of
FEARNAUGHT, JR, is an elegant dark chestnut.
l5E hands high, weighs l,050 pounds and for speed
style, and endurance is unsurpassed. Sired by Fear
naught, dam by old Abdlllah Gentlemen calling to see
him will be shown several OF his colts, Good stalls and
milo deop3W nAVIn NEViNS In
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-22
M Il d G AL OF Flee
293 Front St., Washington sq,

DIR. HILL has probably had more practice andcx ncri.
enec in curing diseases OF private nature than general
y as to the lot OF any one nhyscian and within the
last seven years he has doubt cured more of those
difficult cases Of private diseases such as require prac
cal experience tlan all the other physicians In the city
profession with unrirg zeal and industry in The inves-
whole attention, and has by this means discovered tint
the odaslioned mode Of doetorng symptoms only does
frst--extngush that and attend to the svmp"ms rs
may best NJ the case His medicines free from any
nauseous drug and are easy TO he taken without mi
iering with the avocatOns Of the patient DR. II wonid
say that his medicines free from mercury and Mi
other poisonous drugs; they are pat M i'm Il small and
compact o and can he taken without fear Of cx nnsIre
or indance from business, and except In cases al vn-
lent Inflammation no change Otdict necessary For fIr
lher particulars please call az His office 293 Front street
over Weatherbees Drug Store 49,
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WESTWARD, HO Tickets for the
w West by all routes and fOrRll points South on tho
Mississippi River at the lowest rates. Apply 10 IONA.
BARNARD, u. $. and Canada Express Once, Cr0mp-
ons Block Mechanic ST. where all Information Will DO
heeriully given. dtf
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VIHB LADIES' HAIR STORE.-Misses
II A. Z. a. II. o. CLoUGH would respectfully inform
their lady friends and former patrons. that they have
returned to their old location " Front ST. S r. Leland
Building, opposite the Common, where they viii be
happy 70 attend 60 the wants OF all who may them
with call In making work to order; also renoyatnlg
and adjusting old sets of hair; cutting ohildrens and
ANNA Il. CLouGH.
mya0 FANNT o. CLoUGu
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TO THE LADIES.

7 u IT 7. Ia UTES.
DIR. HILL still continues, with remarkable succoss
ms treatment Of all Diseases and Irregularities ineidcn
la 10 le SEX rom whatever cause. The Dr. remedies
are distinguished alike for their harmlessuess purity and
absolute success. The devotion OF a quarter OF cen
Jury IN inc careful study and scientific re search com
Dneu WIN large and extensive pracccl into The ma
tnO,9gy 81 those delicate Affections peculiar TO ladies'
eha0ies nm, IN very many extreme cases. to insure a
ions wy be forwarded per express or mail securely
packed 70 any address, upon receipt of price 500 THO
Dr can he consulted at his Office 29S Front 81 WASH
ingtOn 81 rom AN to9P.M Consultation free
not see each other. w F' W.
TO YOUNG MEN.
Dr. {. A. HILL. 1913 Front ST. Washington so J. has
no superior IN the treatment of that denorabe
seminal weakness or Spcrmatoirhma '
Strictly private and confidential
llours-9 A, NJ, to . +, NJ dim tnvls
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THE TROTTING STALLIO
"CLIFFORD."
Hack srALLI0N nnANnr

IL, - LA CA STA Lion ORANGE BOY.
rms young Horse possesses most OF the requisites of
first. class STOCK HORSE Is five wears oId stands
neen ana one half hands high weighs 1850 lbs, is pos
sessed OF hne temper per Get trottng action and great
endurance He colt of the greatest of rotng sIres
kysdyke,s Hambetonian." the sire of Dexter George
wilkes. brunette and Bruno, Daniel Boone Lady
Augusta, Starte, Socrates, Aberdeen Happy Medium
and The grandsire of Goldsmith Maid
Terms: For the Season, SIS. To Warrant S35
Clifford and "orange Boy" will make the Season
rom April LIST to September lst the Stable of the
proprietor, u Cambridge street, Worcester, Mass.
On Iu1sday OF each week they will be at the Stable of
Horace Bacon, SOuthhridge, Mass.
APPS deOplm MOSES DOIIFN
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1, hoiaee White, editor Of the Chicago Tribune.
Is native Of ColebrOok
r r,la,'a GAINS the talcst mayor in New
i,,o1,ns 1ohn kmball who stands six feet 1--WE
~ = singular Coincidence thar The nu,nher
o. neat cattle owaed 10 Nasbna IL ,h he nunoer
the number Of horses--75t' ''''" - thc same us
a survey for railroad ;,o,, f,..... .
WINE RIVER junction. via CorniSb Fia, o,'y ~ ~
49,. ,.sa ~ 'ppllpleted and feasible route or
Mrs Jane A. Eamesioi Concord hoe
10 the nigh school OF that city LARGO P,eSetted
bic collection OF minerals and cnrasi, 1iu Falu-
cred by her in her various travels In T. k atn-
ASA, Africa aud America. Among thesa V y
complete set of Austrian minerals a. ,DalS p =
Swiss the first bought Of the state peolo@ az y
Austria, the second got in the neglborhood y
Mount Blanc.
A boy named Chas i. Burnham, about eeye,
years Of age, was accidentally killed Monday al
ternom, while cunning with two other boys
named Charles Andrcws and Jerry Spine. III
accident took place about two miles from Grea
Pals, at place called Mast Point Dam, wher
tue boys were shooting birds, and from som
cause or other the gun which was Ia the hand
81 the Andrews boy was accidentally discharged
the charge passing through the body of the dc
ceased, killing him instantly.
ine hosiery mill occupied by r NJ. Appleton
" i.aNVna, was partially burned Monday after
noon' Inc building was owned bv s, Il. Thorn
eoverad a'Ihs N! ny FIRE and water, $1,000; full,
ptaf l " insurance Ia the Etna OF Hartford
fn@niA Of Hartford aud Bay state of Worco,
YER me STOCK and machinery owned nv 4 n
Appleton, y Insured in he rriumnb" V \, ~
British and Gennauia A'"iNPib NOrti
troch 4 ternald Of Madbury. ,,buo ,io,,..
on bis farm, struck with The NAV. ~ pioW Ya
body, Y hieh on being exhumed appcarad I' ~ :
that o. an Indian completely petnGed
measures seven feet seven inches ia lenof ~,
arm being three feet long The head measnr,
Twelve inches through from forehead 10 bae
part. y was considerably broken in the excl
ment Of getting Il out. A root Of a pine tr,
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The people of Nantucket are notified of the
apPIoaeh OF vessel or steamer bearing the
mails by the sound of trumpet. blown by
a man in the tower of the Old South church,
The Inquirer and Mirror calls him "our faithful
1aliesziLl y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-22

In Ware, Tuesday morning, little boy, son
OF Mr.. Gamwell, was run over by heavy
team and instantly killed. The child was lust
beginning TO walk, and had wandered ont into
the road when the accident occurred
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DR.. H. S. FLINT & CO., ProprietOrs,

For sale, wholesale and retail, by BUSH Il CO. Agent.
for Worcester Mass. ,l3m a7Is X
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-10-17
9fu,1tttter 7AA+

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men, ais BON Jbrem treuen6er3en> t6eubz
ltn9er! llno cann 9eben sic ;u cen, AZ
ten 5anneton lasen Ste ibm etnen0rub,
Elm 2ebempbl Don mir unp etnen Danf fir
feline 2iete!"
Qu3ie erbob il6, rei6te ibm gum Nb<
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iiter ibr @sf9t.
vSie prllen mid 19cn perla1Tc1 9n1z
eise Gomte1e !" fraste 5eublinasr trauz
rig.
SD mue, 6eublin9er bod febrs i1
suruf, um SIRE 6ulfe bel meiner Yprbez
rettun9en CUR &ctie in Anipru@ su nebz
men. SD Mil gu 2eontine> au meiner
6reunpin, um lie nod etnmal ~ leben~
uno pann fpmme i1 mieper unb wir plau~
cern nod einmal Sulammen -ui@t .pabr,
!6eublin9er ?"
2uste lpra@ rieie lebten &orte nit eiz
nem 70 beitcren 2lnFu9e> oab bem Altsu
cas 5er3 Scr fyreuoe idlu9.
,@ndptle Gomte0e', rief e. ibre6ano
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