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Millbury Savings Bank, MiiIbury, Mass.
ORGANIZED JULY, 1854
Deposits received up to One Thousand Dollars Depos-
its put upon interest the first day of every month";
Dividends of Interest made in January and July at
the rate of six per cent. per annum.
THoS. j. HARRINGTON, President.
FRANK c. MILES, Treasurer diff aus
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-08-28

NV MISUNDERSTANDING IRWIN has thls
w day caused to be published in the Worcester Daily
Spy, statement that have inserted and kept in the
paper advertisement for the sale of his estate Yer
non st and that said advertisement inserted in
breach OF agreement and Kept in the paper In malice
by Now this to Inform my friends and the public
that said statements wholly false, and that said
Irwin must have known it when he made the same
And that all have done in the matter has been done in
good faith. and the only in my power for col
leeting just debt. which had for months been, with
out legal measures striving in vain to obtain from said
Irwin. J. W, doom.
Worcester. Aug, q, 1872. dltf au2S
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EIDER VINEGARl-For sale by the key
" barrel. The subscriber keeps constantly on hand
Vinegar that will bear chemical examination. Orders
left with E. J. REED, 1853 Main st with the sub
scribeTs at Shrewsbury.
au2S dW&Slmt i. B. HAPGOOD son.
NOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASHLA
II full Set of Timers Tools and Machines. Also
Horses, Harnesses, &c. Address E. f. HITCHCOCK,
Brimfed, mass. d2w+ au2S
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DR.. T.. n. Hammond
Illus removed 10
leS au No a5 myrtle s7asnT.
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school of Drawing aud Painting,

they arc Great Medical Discovery. Extract of choice
Roots and Herbs. DIR. II. s. FLINT 81 CO.,
NM dim Propretors. Providence. Il. l.
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Worcester County Institution for Savings
FOSTER STREET.
Chartered. February s, 1928.
Deposits put on interest the first day each month";
Dividends made every January and July.
Deposits Jan. l, 1872. 81, 500 500 40.
Hon. ALEXANDER IL. BULLOCK, President
d&Mtf G. A HAMILTON Treasl1rer
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John y. clark a. son, Commission Merchants
and dealers m Flour and Grain, Land Plaster Lime
Calcined Plaster, Or Bone Cement. salt Gulno sunSt
Phosphate Of Lime and Western Produce Ma 5q7 XXI
$3.50 Front st., Worcester, Mass ~ "'' '"i"
az JOIN 8. CLARK a snN
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The public is still in doubt as to the
attitude Of Charles O'Conor and the
Louisville Convention. It would be
much more manly if he were either to
accept or decline the nomination, and
not put himself ir the equivocal posi-
ton Of the candidate for the Laura
Fair jury, who said lie hadn't formed
any opinion on the matter, but had
expressed one, and then coolly added
that he had no idea what thatopinion
was, but still held to it. Washington
Patriot.
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4omalesonbille Gbief.
During the existence Of the Maine

During the existence Of the Maine
liquor law, a Snowman appeared III d
certain town with a small, dirty, tat
tered canvass tent, q half-starved wolf,
and suspicious looking key. The
admission fee, ten cents, was readily
paid by numbers Of persons, who man
Tested q peculiarly strong desire to
see this very common and villainous
looking specimen Of the animal king
dom. But the oldest part of the show
to the by-standers was that one visi-
tor went in to take another look at
the wolf no less than seven times
during the afternoon. After some un-
successful attempts to start for home,
he approached the tent door with an
unsteady step, and handing his last
dime to the Snowman, said, "I b-be-
lieve I'll take j-j-just one more look at
the wolff"
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Hundreds of suits are being brought
in the Chicago courts, by policy hold
ers, against various insurance COM
panies. It is earnestly to be hoped
that they will be prosecuted to the
bitter end and payment enforced that,
by the bubble and delay Of the law,
these companies are seeking to avoid.
The great fire of Chicago has pro-
duced at least one great and much
needed reform, and that is in the
former loose and unprincipled manner
of transacting insurance business.
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The last man to revive the excess
sively silly but virulent SANDER con
corning Mr.. Greeley about an alleged
libel upon Southern women, is Senator
Ames of Mississippi and Massachu-
sets. We lelieve Mr.. Ames enjoys
the bad distinction Of sticking to this
Islander about q month after every
other member Of his party got ashamed
Of tn. Y. Tribune.
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THE PICTORIAL
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A FIRST-CLASS

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News From The
CAPITAL,

Everybody should have news from the Cap
ltal in IA clearer and more intelligent form
than the fragncntary telegraphic dispatches
to the dailies throughout the country.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-19
Ayers Ague Cure,

F2r Meyse end Agues IntsTInstasne Raver,
Chil loveF. Aemsstoho' Y'ogeg. RuseS
Ague. PsEiodicni or Bilicus &eveF, O..
and tndSsd I'll the efnectiono VhieA sat{SS
rom inesaEaouas naarah. or saiaaEasao
polbones atl 80 49,. f3
As its name implies, Il doos Csse, ana A1aspaa
ian. Containing neither Arsenic, ou:nina, Xie.
muth. Zinc. nor any other mineral 81 pssrSssns
snbstance whatever, Il In nowiso i1lurso a$- nrs
tlens sn Eno nuIa6er ,inpsrtsnes e g Saiss
and We eelieyo without . parallel n tko hiss0sv
OF Ague medicine Our prids q erastaea sy -
ACCOMPLISHMENTS We receive or The radical fa1ea
edies had wholly failed. Y ". = g = 3ssf'
Unaoclimated persons, eithsr resldens O, on
Attaxelling throash plasinatic loeAiltiRe, WI -
protected BY taking the AGU cUHE dasIy.J
i,F2rEtgfs Ge,.'p trts. srising freM eeEtla,
tating tho Liver into healthy activity. -
10. ar SuienseoisosaeyAe and Liver Cssepl u
yys,snarEsSis erres, wSsis stSss s;saiciSss q
Prepared sy On. ). c. AYsz d CO., Sissktsissa
and and, Analytiesl chen,isfs, Lowell, tfsss.. aaa
PRroF, ez.co PEI AoEEzB.
t rMhy IL ,ss " " N