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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-19

Mrs. Barnett's store, corner of Poeyfarre
4 nd Annunciati&n streets, was feloniously
latered Sunday, but the thief was re-
Sarded in very small way, he stealing $40
UOrth of articles.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-19

PROPOSALS. FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.

CHIEF QrARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
Department of Texas,
San Antonio Texas February !, 1872
CEALED PROPOSALS, IN TRIPLICATE UNDER
~ the usual conditions heretofore published, will
be received at tins Office. and also at the Office of
the United States Quartermaster at the several
posts named below, until II NJ, WEDNESDAY the
first day Of May, 1872, for furnishing supplies from
the first day of July 1872 to the thirtieth day of
June 1873, at the following military posts in the
department Of Texas:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-19

81 a rabid do at large Oh the corner of
Canal and Rampant streets bit two lads,
those names we did not learn. Officer
Taylor made an effort to kill the dog, but
failed.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR, }
rHst plstrlct No 8 Carondelet street, :
,r, r.,,, New CrleaRs March g. 1872.
FtNHE TAXPAYERS OF THIS DISTRICT ARE RE.
L spectfuiiy requested to come forward without
delay and settle their tax bills of 1871 and licenses
for the current year, thereby avoiding further
trouble aud expense.
mh9 pot GEORGE A. SHERIDAN. Collector.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE.
OFFICE STATR TAX COLLECTOR,
Fifth District Courthouse, ;
New Orleans March Ii, 1877
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE STATE
~ taxes for the year 1871, aud licenses TOR the
year 1872, are now due. and that part es indebted
diatelv y
Office hours from A. NJ to M
mhl5 2ot G. L. SWEET, Collector.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-26

Bob pond north of "Melwyn place." below
Middlefown has no visible feeder or outlet, is
not affected by drouth or rain, and vel its
waters rise and fall fifteen feet at regular inter
walls.
A little girl child of Phil Sherovan of New
Haven, was last week hurt in a singular man
ner. cow ran at her, and caught her under
the chin with one horn and threw her over a
fence by the road side.
While farmer in the suburbs of Waterbury a
few days since, was mowingi his dooryard sly
puppy hid in the grass and then jumped ont TO
take the scythe by surprise. But the the puppy
turned out to be more surprised than the scythe,
for he found himself in two places at the same
time
The people of Danielsonville are tired of hav-
ing three names for their borough, and have
petltioned the legislature for the name of West
field This is the old name, used before the mills
were built; but now it has come TO a confused
state of things, the post Office address being
West killingly, and the railroad station being
known as DanielsonviIIe, while some of the older
citizens 90 on calling it Westfield 1t is hoped
that the legislature will give the matter atien-
ton, so that the people Of that village aud their
friends elsewhere may be able to tell where they
live.
RHODE ISLAND.
The champion clam-eater of Rhode Island
il Is reported is the treasurer of the Providence
opera house.
A stock OF fireworks in the fruit and cigar
store OF Ripley 4 Ttiliughast, No. Is Weybosset
street, providence, caught FIRE Tuesday after
noon and exploded, setting the store on fire and
causlnglmuch excitement in the street when. the
rockets and other pieces were hving promscu-
ously. Loss $4,000; insurance S3500I
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Railroads..
BOSTON L ALBANY RAILROAD

BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, commencing on MON.
PAssENGEsiR TRAINS leave worcester:
4O as sSn az ~ exp sGS exp and st5 m, and
The m ' and s ss any g5 80 gSP Pam M
station washington So alton; all others from Foster st
Asb Ts Grafton westborO souhville Cordavie spd
For south Fga sn6 Ks m 4e go and eoOpD:
L. e. s23 ss and IS IS T N. 3d. ana ''' am
FOR SacT a. ~ ' az and 925 I lao and 40 r.m
rC5 Wellesley saRtye " Res So S SS a9S S Se
1engers for the sane s sa s4s M 49, 500 las
Tram to Ssss and there change to the saxUnr II
wards. :" eN'y7seVen minutes at'r
Others s tram runs every day except
sunday express from Albany leaves WASHINGTON souar.
Sunday Nail leaves Washington sops-o e..,. -.
I's T1 4; n 5Montay), for Boston. "i' 0'SVon ~
TRAINS leave Boston foHows:
For worcester at 500, 700. S.3Oexp qcxp u.,, IN
s1Press 80 express to Framlnghsm $50 express ~
HOr New York, via Springfield 800 exp. m, 500 j.
Grafton SO, 100, il.S6 sS, f f.sS hSnm
WestboTo 800; To-, II 90 m $50 4s6. $50 exp.
ceTdaye sos u.s. S iil LIZ m, s sS t tssSpP%
A Aants sgo iSs lleS m 100 $50 $50 exp pm
Hoo. m - exp 800 exp. 100 80 90 ex yDu g 5 "a
Natick, 100, IG.OO ne am, l.sO. ais .oO son IN
5.5s,s Is llO0 pm. ' -'-'' ''V' ''sV o'SV
s SlIiSHFY lY Io. 3 a n ass s : a.
All @ f trains esP Fn seS aT am s exp pm
Sunday Mail leaves Boston at g. 80 D m stunning a, "
Eewton south birmingham, Worcester West Broot
rad Palmer and sPringneld, arrives in New YORK
o'SVAm N. C. RUSSELL, Supt Springfield
A. FIRTH, Asst Sup't Boston
WORCESTER AND SPRINGFIELD DIVISION
nesye worcester for Albany and Way stations accom-
pm VIZ ''VV am anu $50
For Albany (express) 9S5; for New York and Albany
@Apl lO25 a m, and 4.5 and 1925 m New Yo,E
sunday mail leaves at 1905 P. NJ. Sleeping cars viii
4.30 m train. '' Osns WIN
Leave Springfield for Worcester at2OO. 1l5.u.aar
Id exp 2O5 exp, 400 $40 exp. m. Albany Sunday
express 6.5V a M Sunday mail 1925 a m " onfay1
EhAILRoAD C0NEEcTIoEs.-At Aibsry with he NV
lork Central, Troy and Greenbush & ! jISson Ri,cr
Railroads AT Chatham with the Harlem, and IIudsen
ana Boston and Lebanon Springs Railroads. At stat
Line with the Housatonc Railroad At Pittsheld VII
me Pttsned ant North Adams and ousatonc rail resr
A. estneia with the New Haven and Northampton RB
AZ springfield with the Hartford New Haven and Spring
uetu ana connecticut River Railroads. At Palmer with
sne Ne ,T London Northern RI At worcester Jnnccn
Sasnua ana Norwich and Worcester Railroads a.
South Framngham with the BOSTON, Clinton and Fitch
roads. "A' i'" oii hair-
O. Ri aaFTT a,n Su-.,,
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BRISTOL COUNTY,

The News says the hot weather of the past
week brought the bathers of Fall River ont in
largenumbers, and they have taken to the water
like ducks On Saturday more than 500 ner-
sons availed themselves of the privilege afforded
by the bathing houses in the pond. making
total of over 2400 for the week, and of 1914
since its opening on the 7th inst. AT the bath
ing house at Rodman's wharf, the number of
visitors has been much larger, running up, one
1900. @sF Nhf #FEhR
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MtortimaI.
M E D ICAL FIoE
No. 5 Pleasant st., near Main.
DIR. MANsFIELn

DIR. MANSFIELD
mas mas, established Grand Medical Office for the
haulcal and Permanent Cure of all diseases or de-
Engagements OF the Genital ORGANS or System which
VIII De Treated scientifically and the most approved
gpnflpieS syphilis Gonorrh@a, elect Structures,
neliai Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions. Female Weak
nMess, rams in the Back aud Lons. Whites Gravel
NJ ~ No,Is diseases HumOrs Dyspepsia. Piles &c
Ut Mansneld VIII cure all Of the above Diseases nv
Iils new ana improved method in short time gyin,
entlIe satlsiaction TO his patients Spermat oirhma
permanently cured and Lost Manhood Restored
TO THE LADIES.
Dr. Mansfield Is. without doubt the most suscesstn
in the treatment Of those complaints reGu
ing Skill seeresy and experience and all other Diseases
Incdeht 70 Females that we know of Those rponirinp
Heshcal AID both young and old, male and female will
iu ~ 10 tnelr advantage to consult Dr. Mansfield lie
Is i man thoroughly posted In his profession recu-
laI graduate of medicine and gentleman worthy fhe
confidence OF the people. Call at his Office social chat
NH cost you nothing and may be of more benefit to Won
than you imagine. " ''
TO YOUNG MEN.
Dr MANSFIELD, Pleasant ST near Main Worces-
UT Mass mas no superior in the treatment OF that de-
Ploraole anlcu0n Seminal Weakness or rhna
strictly private and confidential ~
hours-9 A. N. to 8 P. NJ. Office open Sundavs
-, G. MANSFIELD, NJ. p.
mel utJyI4| No. Pleasant ST.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-26

A young lady about seventeen years of age,
Salem about IL O'Clock Monday night, and was
heard to remark before leaving the house that
she would be corpse before the sun rose"
Tuesday morning baker, residing in Bridge
street, told an officer that at about twelve
O'Clock the previous night he had heard loud
scream in the direction of the North river, but
thought nothing of ii at the time, il being moth
ing very unusual. On proceeding to the river
the body OF the unfortunate girl was found
floating on the surface near the railroad cross.
ing, with her face downward. 1t came out that
Miss Eaton had been working for short time
in the Naumkeag cotton mills, having but re-
Gently come from Seabrook. Me-, where her pa
rents reside. 1t also seems that MIR. VIM. Jewett
had of late years been paying her very marked
attentions. but whether a lovers quarrel had
anything to dowith the sad tragedy remains to
be seen
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-26

EuIGHBURG 4 WORCESTER r.. X,
MoN6 SuM n MER ARRANGEMENT : Commencing ON
mvNDAh' May i lsTl.-Pasgenger Trains for WorceI.
Leave Leave Fitchburg, .. m, 1850 and 55Ou.m.
9 9ouIn fltcr burg, sos a. m, 2.5I and & 81 pm
Leomlnster, b.l2 4. M, 100 and 90 n n, = A'
SSates crossing, SIT a. M, Lon and 607 n M
1 1tsN junction. 82b q. M, l. Is and & is p m
Sternng Center, 1888 q. m, LEO and 10 n m
nssenger Trains for Fitchburg--
Leave Leave orcester, $50 and IL. rs a. M and 420nm
SStteriIing Junction, 07 and Il57 a. M and 500 n m
pp.s,.H.ng Center, ~ and 1905 p. m and 5Gs n M
n nrse junction 720 a. M, and 10 and 81 Ia y M
aseUtthlins s. $50 a. M, $50 and S. 80 D. m
poutn FltchDurg, 1.37 a. M, IL 80 and s. al n M
5nsiLhOAD CoNHECTIONs-The 40 and III is A. m. and
win tthlIs from Worcester connect at Fitchburg
All it te Gheshire and Rutland and Burlington for
Di,R Ky noItn ana west; also At Fchburg
and r. g etmont and Massachusetts for Greenfield
an ~ DtinnddlcO0rO and intermediate stations.
" w a. M and ~ 50 D. tram from Fchburg
e0I1s orcese. with Boston Worcester, Providence
~ ~ y orcester, Norwich a Worcester RAILROADS and
field. YIN on" W" 49, 49, 'Pii"b
Inc 6So m. train from Fltchburg connects at wor.
New York via New london IL. A. BLOOD sunt
once Fitchburg a worcester r. H.,
MAJ
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NEW RAILROAD ROUTE
VIA
birmingham and Lowell Railroad.

on and after Monday. Oct 18TH 1871 Four Passenger
Trans DAILY each way, Sundays excepted) Will he run
DetMecn 80 birmingham and Lowell making sure con-
n n at So birmingham with Trains on b. h A.
~ H. from worcester, Springfield, Albany and the Vest
aaSsehgers can leave Worcester, via H. & r r nj
W A. M arrive in Lowell at s.4S A. NJ; at 925 NJ
4rIvei IN Lowell at ll40 A. at lao +. M arrive in
Lowell at 5. 40 P. N. - - ''i''' III
Returning Trims leave Lowell for Worcester and tb.
Mest ~ I5O A. NJ, arrive at Worcester al Q 30 NJ at
Lou NJ, arrive at Worcester at $3.50 P NJ; al JAZZ "
arrive at Worcester at TO- p NJ ~ V''' E Ne
through Ilckets, and Baggage checked through To al
uhportaMt points Trains arrive at and depart from
ana s, quickest route between Lowell and Worcester
'plihs"eiu' AIoahy New York and the West.
Il , c,or,,. II. A BLOOD, Supt FitchbuQ
f. j. cRoSSMAN, Gen Agent Lowell
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-26

Real estate.

- FOR SALE-A good farm of 60 acres,
Id in Putnam, only miles from depot; is acres
HlI woodland. part old growth-wl cut 500 cords of
wood; keeps cows and horse; land free from
stones; well stocked with choice fruit eres Of cram
berry bog cottage house Of rooms, well painted and
papered; stable Y rs; new granary and work shop /;
very pleasant location, on high ground good view OF
several villages near neghbors, school and church.
session given at once if desired. Apply 10 ~-''''
je3s DIST L. + Pn mar GS Conn
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HAMPDEN COUNTY.


Lewis Curtis, the insane man from Spring.
field, who was recently found near MIDI letown,
Conn, escaped from his brother in Hartford,
and has not since been heard from
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-26

Charles S. Hopkins, son of Ex-Deputy Sheriff
Hopkins, OF Lowell, was brutally murdered BY
the Indians on the 18th inst, near Fort Bascom
New Mexico. Mr. Hopkins was for long
time resident of Lowell, where he was well
and favorably known. He left for New Mexico
in 1859, and had resided there since, having a
very successful farming business
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nor SALE n n
II RARE CHANCEY

5000 IL. Of Land, with good TwO-Tcnement
House, Just completed. East st. within few min
utes walk of Belmont ST school house, Please call on
PAS y D. CRANE.
nor SALE! :
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1877 30 PER ACRE FOR 50 ACRES

&07 R0 PER ACRE FOR so ACRES
RO sOO of Moving, Tillage, Pasture and
Wood Land, all connected and including House worth
$iSO0 Barn $1,000 Outbuildngs 500, besides ru Trees
Grapes. &c pleasant and convenient to oepot; walls
gales and barways that would 81 0 short distance
from Worcester; to be sold immediatev-p possession
given at once. Apply to d. @. ALDRlCH, ~ miles
rom Worcester, on Soathbridge st. diff m3l
- FOR SALE-On Richard st., neat
Eii:l new Cottage House and Barn; city water pIped
lll for gas; water closets bath ROOM &c. Lot con-
$3.50 tans 5000 feet All ready for occupancy.
apSO diff Vernon st,
EOR SALE-A BARN, 60 K 40, on Lowell
st. with one or eight acres OF land with 1t; also
four or five of the best house lots the Terms
to suit. iH f. c. THAYER
apl0 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-26
Seminal Weakness or spermntorrharn

Immediately cured and full vgor restored This dis
Tres ing fhctionwhch renders life miserable and mar
IIage mpossihe-s the penalty paid by the victims OF
IMPROPER nldulgences Young persons are too apt TO
eAcesses rom not heing aware OF the dreadful
consequences that may ensue. Now, who that under
sus e SUBJECT VIII pretend to deny thai the power
o prOcreatun Is lost by those falling ntn i'm
proper habits than by the prudent? Besides being de-
pNeu OF the pleasure healthy offspring the most ser
Gus and destructive symptoms of both body and mind
arise Fe system becomes deranged the physical and
Went Ilictons weakened, Loss of Provocative Power
nervous irritabihty, Dyspepsia, Palpation Of The
Heart indigestion, Constitutional DEBILITY and WASTING
OF lhe frame, cough Consnmption. Decay and neafh
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

4, Or, tanock addresses all those who have iniurod
themselves by improper indugences and solitary h3bts
wIen hi run ooth body and mind uniting them for
e.er mess study, society marriage These arc
some OF tne SAD and melancholy effects produced bv the
garry namts OF youth, VIZ Weakness Of The Back and
Mnsorio Ia III hne Head, Dimness OF Sight Loss Of
M MuScuir hoWer Palpaton OF the Heart Dyspepsia
rIltabllty arrangement of the Dlgestye
ton &c. ''' "'tiP'Ohs Vi Cohsuinp-
a, h Ga the fearful effects the mind are much
" Loss OF Memory, Confusion of Ideas be
ty se 81 Sh Evil Foreb9dngs aversion socie-
sVe ol tne evils produced. Thousands OF peisoTIs f ali
hs,E now Judge what Is the Of their declining
neait losing their vgor, becoming weak pale nervous
anu olhuvted having singular appearance about the
eyes cough and symptoms OF consulnp tion " N
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NORWICH AND WORCESTER DIN I.
~ SION, B., H. and E. RR 1871
TRAINS CONG SOUTH, LEAVE WORCESTER AT
ster with train from southbridse, and for B or
ton ton at Plsnfied with trains to aud from Hart
"a New London from West Side stsiio MIN Train iOi
cest M; way Passenger Train. Connects at wor
VW9rg Lowell Sc at Worcester Junction with
train fo S1 Ro rI0Vioenes trains at Putnam with
an FS SNS with trains for New London Mystic
S'AS m Way Passenger Train Connects At Wor,
ali ~ WIN trains from Nashua, Fitchburg, Lowt
train from Ros Worcester Junction with Express
TAN vi f sna orcester roads, Putnam With
from Providence Hartford arrive IN eason o1
webster Pnt S,sGngeTs a from way stations except
train to Norwich W" "OiU0n' Will take Inlf
T'So m. Steamboat Express rrain for Now yort
C0nno eeS q, e. worcester with trains from Boston
T TStnGqprd Manchester Lowell Lawrence NashuT
pole Franklin and Blackstone leayes Nocrwics
TRAINS GONG NORTH LEAVE NoRwtou A.
S'1O m Steamboat Express train for Boston, daily
t eneeR1 mSSnasy) CONNECTING at Putnam for BoS
cester for Boston, birmingham, Lowell, NashUa
E Ioneoro' fitchburg, &c. This train leaves New
L.onoon NJ Lis m, dependent on arrival Of
c.oOsm. Way Passenger Train Connecting
fIainneld Junction for Providence: al Putnam
1917 1, Boston, arriving at 1O.2 go M; at worcester
&c and Proydenee Al Wor c sp s,a aDs11
Bosten Nashua, &c ava ''"'"' W
AA'SO I'm m; Way Passenger Train. Connecting at
flalnheld with train from and for Providence;
tIrpvlng at worcester Junction in fortrans
at Worcester Tor trains to Boston. Nashua n Se
$50 id m way Passenger Train Connects at Nor
field Junction with train to Providence; at Wor
cester with train for Boston "
Leaves Webster for Worcester at q. 90 an.
Az I; st. \. ANDREWS, supt.,
u" norwich A. Worcester Division.
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t.
The weakening of the Shaker communities in
the vicinity of Pittsfeld, observable for a num-
per Of years past has been accelerated of late
by the loss within few months of so valuable
members of the Lebanon society.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-26
MONEY TO LOAN.

Parties having money to loan on Real Estate can in
Varably find with US safe investment liberal rate
L.. A. ELY az co.
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- FOR SALE-3I miles from the Court
MI, House. \ mile from depot-e;irly and late train
.Me:sh a very desirable and pleasantly located
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frequently mistakes the bell for service Sabbath
morning for the bell for his recitation, which
comes on week days at the same hour, and
seizes his book and goes TO the recitation room
before finding his mistake. Ve1asHE
As Addison Barker OF South Amherst was
running off belt in the shop of A. J. Robin
son, last week, his sleeve was caught and his
arm drawn upon saw, breaking both bones of
the forearm and severely mangling the flesh.
Lafayette G. Stebbius, who was buried in Am
herst on Friday, had rather a strange history.
He was native of Wendell, and enlisted in CO.
X, 10Th regiment, Massachusetts volunteers.
Afterward transferred to the signal corps. he
was taken prisoner and remained in prison
many months, during which time a report of his
death reached his home, where funeral services
were held for him. He afterward returned,
though with constitution broken BY rebel Sc,
verify He was the youngest son of seven chill
dren, OF parents who are now seventy years old,
and though these seven children are ali married.
with children of their own, yet this is the first
death that has occurred in the whole family. in
Guiding the second and third generations
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-26

f'O LET-An Upper Tenement .of 4 rooms
Sad az on one moor, on Sever ST. near Pieasant civ
'''i' oeopu $40 Main 81.
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YOUNG MEN

especially who have become the Victims OF Solitary Vice
mat Dreadful and destructive habit Which annually
sweeps 20 an nnmey grave thousands of Young men Of
lhe most exalted talents and brilliant nteect who
ingnt Otherwise have enranced listening genates with
the thunders OF eloquence can with full confidence
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-26

WOOL keeps COWS and horse land free from
berry 6og; eotage house Of rooms, well painted and
very pleasant location, on high ground good view Of
several villages; neighbors, school and church a
"a, T. L. cAPEN,
yc1S d5t Putnam Conn.
r E Al Es T E
Abbott : Rice,
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENTS.
No. L Central Exchange,
THaHIaT9Z oLpF. O. BUILDING.
We have every description City and Country Property
For Sale and Exchange.
- FOR SALE-seventy splendidaae
Of G c Barre S4o sinaee sn fSm
Railroads Prices from II to- cents per iopt with
4TELr There are now trains stopping from each way
daily and very soon there win be 4more Fare cOnsd
Trains run to accommodate persons working in the
Pl Iyes a,f ABBOTT 4 ri RICE :a,anaa
EOR SALE-1O5 Shares of the Framing
Of ham Lowell r. r. Stock in lots to spit Inquire
~ FOR sALE-On William ST., very
~. pleasant 2enement House.
~ iel dit AbDorr RICE
EOR SALE-The desirable lot of land on
1 me southwest corner of Newton and Border SIS 1t
deep on Border ST. Price low terms easy For par
''Gu GUAR apply TO a., ABBOTT RICE,
ms diff Real Estate Agents.
ABBOTT& RICE
,aaa NO. CENTRAL EXCHANGE.
DOR SALE -VALUABLE WATER
few rods IRON the depot it's Of the best business
The Min is new and Of sufficient strength Cotton
high NTH 81 an Tqh M5c y to tdS g. 80 three stories
leet head and h with one of Lefel's Double Turbine
saving lumber and shingles. There are from 30 10 50
acres Ct, s Of land, two good houses and barns.
with all or any part of the land For further particulars
Inquire of SALON L. BEMIS.
Post once address, West Oylso ." d sSS RfSip n2i
NOTICE.-The subscriber offers for sale six
very desirable Building Lots on the east side of Oak
mSns ali io Sd Of Kendall st. ga and water
el2 DIFF % Front st.
nor SALE-A very superior TwO-StOry
4 FRENCH ROOF HOUSE, pleasantly located, with
gu the modern Improvements Also. Two-StOry House.
in one Of the best locations in the city with stable and
connections grounds. Inquire of G. DYER, Ticket
Office Foster ST. Passenger Station. diff mh2s
~ REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-One |
1T: of the most delightful Suburban Residences in the
Jul vicinity of Worcester. il is located about two
miles south of the Junction depot and contains |
IL acres OF prime land, cutting from Is 20 tons
of hay, good Twostory House in excellent order, |
and large new barn. There but few places this
Kind In market, and it will bear Investigation Win ex
change for city property.
Also ~ Acres of Land on the Camp Scott ground. |
lots r. ~
Also, One Lot Cambridge ST. Of 10000 IT,. and one /
on Cotton ST. of 1900 IT. FFt H''2 3FssT
Any or all of the above property will be sold at fair
price and on easy terms Of payment, by applying the
subscriber al the junction Depot Worcester
mT dtf C. NJ. RUGGLES.
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oil Llesl married and single, can consult Dr u,lIo, -
a., pnsa.e ana delicate arrangements with evcry oh
o NJ Ieel Pr llalock gives his exclusive
meaiinent o. all Female Complaints from ,h
ana Ise arising. Perfect secresy in all cases m ILL.,
"r ~ Dest OF nursing Tor patients who Nis 10 raI
inadr, nnnunent Pr Hallock is acknowjel,cd IMAM ~
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