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The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-30
Mean Man.

son Valley, on Wednesday night of
 ne hard case set out poisoned meat, oruiug, three dogs and one cat were
 Two of the dogs and the cat be-
 . Steven Brcon. The other dog, . terrier, was owned by Bourke X Me- iare sorry that there isin our county rson as the poisoner Of dumb brutes,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-30

Mr. James Bones lratiser queer name for : fine looking young man) is on his way to see his pa rents, who reside in SOnoma County, California. James is Il true American of Missouri dcsccnt, so we wish him we'll
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-30

All, KINDS or BUILDING LUMBER kEPI .a.,.,t,v ca hand al Saw Mill, Eve miles eoasa e' Prescott ,. ., |. x.-.,.. ~,u .>~ur.
 An orders ieh with Messn Allen & White VIII 'es1' prompt attention ,.-,, = ., Au., 4 Whites store Prescott who are authorized to rece' " .Il money that they may be paid ea oor account:
 MI A'''e' '- MOVES < CURTIS
 Prescott A. T., September 6, 1872. sefn
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No One to Write About.

Interesting local items are scarce. but the dan. cing season is approaching: D. c. NJ. talks of taking another ride with the ladies' tn. youth with the pea-vinc neck-tic is heading this way, and we may be happy yet.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-30
For McDowell.

Ten wagons and teams belonging to Miller Bros. have just started for Camp Mcdowell, with lum. bcr and shingles.
 E. A. Hussey went in charge of the train.
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Co-ParfnerShip Notice.

C. H. veil is x,ss day admitted is,o the nrin ot W Hellings Co., wis full partnership inserrss o ,oea' T,,nrny min Censral Merchandising Ranches. Govern rneut Contracts and ali ineress sad hrm have in the Territory et Aripasa .i W. R. KILLINGS.
 ase" EDw'D E. HELLISGS-
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Timber Claim.

Ug.s. s,.i has filed notice claiming ~ acres ef .eF and, south-west Of his ssw-m'ii oh e,oa,, k. Of coarse, this claim will no' pre- Jcu5 a.ia,r, and asriculturists from settling up0" .sis -,, .t d developing its resources.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-30
More Amusement.

The Whipplc Amateurs will, this Saturday. evening, give another performance, at the Fort.
 Ambuianccs will be in town to convey people to the theatre, free of cost.
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Buy Yourself Rich.

hay next, Judge Flcxry will sell tewn-io's n iu time, make those who purchase tnc'n we desire riches and shali endcavof to the price of few lots.
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Flour Depot.

N m Cornell is doing business at He'll fs e.f .irs old stand, nearly opposite the
 ,N-a ga co. Persons in want of -four, etc, m q -. n preparcd to All all orders.
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Back Again.

Il -.Foi,. us to know that Mir. Geo. H. Kim bl'I post r der at Camp Date Greek, for several rsar- uas, has recently returned from visiting friend, Au1 relatives in Massachusetts and other East Statcs We welcome you back, George, aud dF.nf hanks for the Muscatel.
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Improvements.

WIG. Collier is putting new front on his house and otherwise improving 1t.
 new house Is being built on the east side of the plaZa.
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The gallant Captain A. II. Nickcrson, A. A. Adjutant- General of this Department, Is working with will for the subjugation and civilization of our savage focs,-the Apaches. Hope he will re- cciye his reward.
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through town this week, laden with lumber for Phenix.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-30

A runaway, on Thanksgiving. endangered the lives of two children, who were in the wagon which the scared horses dragged through the afr
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Don't Write Them.

Il, o,s ps ray ssatioo keepers ss write sage rsesr vhro thew ss send this o~ and procure say defea
 ,s~ of ursiy priused hsaak receipts gcsseszur CT. ,I a. rsr nssrucscas from the Chef oszsesnssses oi the dissrsca and sa ehear rAfe>
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Cheap Flour.

Gideon Cornclti is selling Arizona -four at re- duced rriccs See his advertisement.
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Major James Nelson, of the Pay Department has gone to Camp Mcdowell. His brother, the " "Saulrc." accompanied him.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-30

Tho Quartz Mountain Mill Company is still chopping and hauling logs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-30

Judge John A. Rush took his departure for his home in Salt River Valley Wednesday morning
 MT. Savage, successful precious stone hunter left for San Francisco.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-30
From Verde.

|. Otto l.. Yein. Yirst Cavalry, arrived nere eek, from Csnp Verde. He brought h' fimportance.
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The District Court was about to adjourn for the term at the time of putting our paper to pres' Friday afternoon.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-30
Corn Meal.

nens of Prescott are asking for corn meal Bay, and we hope to sec some of 1t fol Mc in short time.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-30

WICKENBURG A PRESCOTT ToLL.FoAD. At meeting of the Stockholders of the Prescott and ls7, following officers elected for the ensuing year:
 PRESIDENT. C r. HEAD SECRETARY, Y,....-.-.. DR. J. II. PIERSoS. TREASURER ............w. E. HELLtSGS-
 Board of Directors. C. F. HEAD J.M. BRYAN, A. a. MOVES,
 JAKE MARKS, ED. W. WELLS. The Secretary directed have certificates Of stock and the necessary toll tickets rriutcd aso the necessary siguboards painted. teopc Greek. arastras of Marcus AininS V" "e Director will give the Superintendent the necesssry n- s,ructions for the building of the house.
 Rates of Toli.
 The following rates of toll were established: For ea~h wagon drawn by horses. mules or horned cattle. 1lsoV For each additional span of maies horses. hcrned
 cattle --.---------- !s>SS For each horse other animal and rider LOO Fer each pack animal horse, mule, ass os horned Fer every sheep. goat. ar hog og-.........-..--- lo Ibe.i educiions the above rates will bs made ,s regular freighiers- "nV
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John Dutf's freight train arrived from Ehrcn- berg, last week, with supplies for some or our store. keepers and restaurant men.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-30

N. Goldwatcr arrived here from California, oy buck Ieoard, yesterday morning
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Dissolution of CO-PartnerShip

The Considerably herstcfore existing under the hra name cf HeIIinss Veil Is this day dissolved by mutual o,.ens Au r-rsrus having elks agAinss the lase hrm
 ;Il prrsrut them immediately fos payment ssd all r~f- seos nsesea will please settle with e he delay as fsae sicable. eoo Cornell whom cordially reeznmend ,e oar .s'e - - ". R. KILLINGS, c. H VEIL
 p~.s.ekx Ucysmher IS 1872.
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Campbell & Buffum are having new brick side walk laid down in front of their brick stores on Montezuma street.
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The First Corn.

isrs have commenced hauling corn to town scir ranches around Prescott.
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Mir. Bashford is now happy in his new store, which is worth looking at.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-30

n Th~.s Bistess have Assa .n ihs s~s Fr.a-ssro Nsssss kSOtEh HwESTf YEARS. sssf ~s-shsissdisx fhs szssy srf zxdsExs~s fsx pabiie k@ss. a eaiss have eoass sssiy issfsssss
 TAYLOR & BKyD1ess sntE acEEfs. sss ssS 1&1 = sl, san frasss.1
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ARIZONA CITY.

VIM. B. HOOPER q O.,
 IMPORTERS AND DEALERS General Merchandise.
 San Francisco, Cal. Ehrenberg A T,
 Arizona City. AT. na'isg sis'sd ear rr,ai d.,sr.sa.ut -s shall hSu. and sf~r this date asi-aa .xci.,;,.l, l., ,h ,.,. f our jebbng custDsB-rs ihr.sxs.,u, A,,.. r,,-,.. , S.'nara. M-Iieo
 To Interior Serehzhis. Small p..,.r. s.,,., Y.-. srs Saienn keep~n Ranehmsa rr.irAi.r. I.s .h. buy iH quantities. we now "ur .nsire .,ssl sf xS. AT COST, .o make fur isrgs iavoie-, .o-,a Co arr4r. We sxaran.es satisfaction ia DUALITY and ratcr and 'hose desiring anything ia stuck win DO, ,,xr,, aniung sons b<for- doing e, m any ,ahsr market
 Orders frOm parties al distance viii meet with in. and attention though theIu.elv-. ps~,su, l Highest price raid for Bullion, Hides, other marketable article pninc~d the sOabtry ! CosssD~d merchandise machinery. etc. wIi b. promptly forwarded d.~,inados as usual by sarsss asd eou','-,.nt hsightsrs at ssusst ra,ss-
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~ALL THE PATENT FILLS, Y.GsH
 @ snd gessa1e. .; DE- kEspAIe Drag Store.
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LUMBER, LUMBER.

Eat Phenix, Nov. la 1872.
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Mails arrive from all poins. Mondays and Thurslsys. Depart. Wednesdays and Saturdays
 Ohice hours from N. tosP.M.
 Monsy Orders issued every day of the wesk. except Sunday. ORLANDO ALLEN PA
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Water Rights For Sale.
PHENIX Livery, Sale & Feed Stable.

The undersigned have constantly hand plenty sf Hay and Grain, of the best quality. Aise large C.~r. hss ths accommodation of eitasa asd Gov-rum-st cata,s Trnas reasonable.
 AoSIHoS sTARAR BROS. islm1 froyrics0rs
Worcester daily spy., 1872-12-07

SUPPOSED WIFE MURDER IN BosroY,-
Mary Ann Cullen, wife of John Cullen, was
found dead in her bed, at house No. 10 SulIman
street, Boston, Thursday morning, under cir
cumstances which made it probable that she
had been murdered Wednesday afternoon the
woman was seen on the streets, apparently in
good health. About three o'clock Thursday
morning her husband went to the Office of
physician in the vicinity and asked his attend.
ance upon his wife, with whom, he said he had
had some trouble. The doctor found upon his
arrival that she was dead. From certain an
pearances of her body he concluded that there
had been foul play, and refused TO give a Ger
tiheatc OF death as asked tor by The husband
and went away.
About eight o'clock three men, the husband
and TWO friends, called at the office Of Coroner
Z. b. Moore, corner Of Cross and Hanover
streets, and asked Of the clerk how 10 get a
burial permit they having been told that a
cofOneTS certificate was necessary. They also
particularly inquired as towhether an eXamina-
tOn Of the body would be made Dv the coroner
Iheir questions were answered, but suspicious
OF something wrong were SO strong thar infoI-
nation was at once sent to the first police STA
ton, ana Officers were sent TO tine house and
Iouhd the woman laid out on 4 bed in the see
oend story, with the husband crying and moan
ing over the body, saying: "Oh, my dear Mary -
and several similar expressions OF grief as thev
went IN. They Immediately arrested The hus-
band and the two men who went with him TO
Dr. Moore's, and conveyed them to the station
house. One Of the men was subsequently dis.
charged, the other being held as witness
against Cullen.
Cullen stated TO the officers that his wife had
come home Wednesday night much ntoxi-
Gated, and in that condition had gone TO bed.
whittier he soon alterwaFd followed her,
During the night he says she fell out and in
jured herself so badly that she died soon after,
partly from the effect Of those injuries and
partly from the liquor. After hearing his story
the officers took him into custody, and escorted
him TO the station house. They then returned
to the house Of death and viewed the body of
Inc murdered woman, which was found
stretched on the bed. On her neck were found
marks as II she had been strangled; on her
head ana limbs evidence Of violent usage, and,
IN lact the entire body was nearly black and
blue. For some time past they have lived veiv
unhappiy caused by habits Of drinking on the
part OF the wife and Jealousy on that of the bus-
band, who, as said by his neighbors, has lre-
quently beaten HE unfortunate woman. Cullen
is about 30 years of age, aud about two wears
the senior OF the deceased.
Worcester daily spy., 1872-12-07
NORWICH AND W0RCESrER IN

~ yIsIoN, b, II. and E r. r., iSs2 i1' EN- III
4, ., tHaIMs "0lNG SOUTH LEAVE WORCESTER At
S'''1 am way Passenger Train ConucctS nj yv.,,
.ter with tram from Souibridge, and for iI Roe- oo-
Sf, gtf r, ialuueu win trains to and from Hart
,9fH ana PROVIDENCE; at Norwich with train tor
90 New London from West Side station, ' ''ii" ior
es,er Win ~ rJiSse.geI . rain Connects at Wor-
WW4Is, LONeii &e,; at Worcester Junction with
NtsttIll am Providence trains; at Putnam with
tFain from Boston, and for Wlimantc: at paw in
hel lor Hartford and Providence; Norwich with
ls E.Ils iof New London and New York via
GTcenport. va
Ola ln a. way Passenger Train. Connects at Wor
SG1'ef with trains from Nashua Fitchburg Low
I'll t;r ~; az Worcester junction with Express
ProYicG 1 ir9n bosiQn 3 and trains from Western and
S33UtlhR!ldEe; at Putnam with train from Rottnn U1
ana i"r Nlllinantc; at rlainhed junction trrins
tb rIa rp'ioei'ce ana tattiordarrye in season for
ca Passengers from way st,,i,,.
Wr2s,tr, futnam and DaniesonvilleJ for NeI,y
,r9i m ~, S,eHmeE irom New London VIII take this
7SO nGoo m, SteamRoa Express Train for New York.
concord Manchester. Lowell, Lawrence NSsbUsi'
rmchEEnISi IJ Ead &e at Putnam from Boston, Wal,
ior New Tondd, o m a. ,sh!Seksone leaves Norwich
a7a lEAiNS RAJ sslSh S9lNG NoETn LEAVE NORWICH AT
except M9nday, - connecting at Putnam for Bos.
Ton, BIacGstone. Frankn and Walpoie; at W0r
Concord, Fiehhurg sc. This train Leaves ,s7YeS, Y,
6'SS m. way Passenger Train CONNECTING st
Fiaiaacli junction for Providence: AT Pntnan1 o
IGr bG.jon arriving at eco m, and for VIII
az an1 w09ya.,o. Ty s,aons Albany &c and Pr6vdsnce
l1.4J m. Way Passenger Train COnnnctiTSe mn pti TSe' -.
iIolif,cI ial4nrlu i Mih IN, train from Providence and
eestrJmction in season for trains 10 RoSton % ar
Ter m tr5n Spfi9sited m and Albany at Worces.
i' ini N ~ M May . passenser Train Connects at Nor
WMi WMiyl T Wtn ram from New London; at Plain
lteH uActl3h with train from Providence ana
, i0r HartioIdi al iutnam Tor Providence. Poston
junction with train for Boston " "''0eS'eE
WEBSTER SPECIAL.
Leaves Webster ior Worcester at G.OOam
LCdNta W worcester tor W eDStcr S;..Idk
Worcester daily spy., 1872-12-07
YOUNG MEN

who have injured themselves by 4 certain practice in
dulged IN when alone. habit frequently learned non,
eyii companions, orat school, the effects OF WHEN are
ghly leli even when asleep, ana If not cured render
marriage impossible and destroy both mind and hnJv
should apply Immediately What pity thai a yoUnG
man iHt nope OF his country, the pride OF his parenis
Houu c shaiched rom all prospects and endowment Of
me by the consequence of deyilting from he pgh Of
htluIc' ana secret la IT, Such persons must brinre
contemplating marriage. reflect that sound mind and
poH He le most necessary requisites to produce cu-
nulHd happiness. Indeed, without these tbe iour,cy
tMoHpn lie becomes q weary pilgrimage, the pr1spcct
h9ury ulfSens TO the view the mind becomes s61dnycd
WIN despair and hed with the melancholy rcdection
your own, 'e"'" WIN
Worcester daily spy., 1872-12-07

SENTENCED TO BE HUNG.-At meeting Of
the governor and council Thursday, James Nc.
Eihaney, who murdered his wife at the Boston
Highlands last summer, was sentenced to be
hung on Friday, the Dist Of next February. The
prisoner IS now confined in the Charles street
jail, and unless his sentence is commuted tbe
execution will occur at that place on that dav
between sunrise and noon. The last execution
Nhic1 occurred IN this state was that Of Silas
ana Charles James, in the chapel Of the jaIl al
worcester Tor the murder Of Mr.. Clarke. in his
room 10 block on Main street in that citv,
~ one Immediately preceding this, which
nappeheq IN April, 1866, was that Of Green who
has, 'uyI0l Young Converse in the bank al NAL.
a1en, tne execution taking place at East Cam.
s,r lNo prisoners are now in the Charles
slieel .,. Jiii awaiting trial On indictments for
murder ~ the hrst degree The Grand inr,5 NJ
the superior court are also cn,,Sid.4,,.9 ~ ~
lndici taent oi Alley for the murder of Elhs
whose body was found 10 Charles liver ''''
Worcester daily spy., 1872-12-07
R0sToN AND ALBANY RAILROAD


RoSToN AND WORCESTER DIVISION.
81, 81 M X ARRANGEMENT, commencing MONDAY
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester:
n 6m'9 bosloh 81 42O eN g25 exp. and 9.4j m, and
The AGO m, and 3.1i 3jj and g.55 M trains start
rom washington square station; all others from Foster
For Grafton Westboro, Southviue. Cordoviuo ,,,
Ashland ri and 9.i5 m, lao, i.30 and 6 pm
fnr Snui birmingham, 4.2O, Z 2j and 945 M l 10
3.25 3i5. 4.30. and 95j p m. ' ''
For Milford at and g.l5 am, 40 25 and 4 20 N m
For Nalck AZ and 9.Ij m. lao 43U and 6 D m
FOR Wellesley, Granville. West Newton Newton
ana Brighton. at and 94j a IN, 4.3O p M pas
sengers for the same stations can also take ihe / 4O ~ NJ
train 10 Natck and there change to the SaXonyilIe
tram which leaves Natick twenty-seven minutes afer
wards. '
The 420 a m train every dav except Monday. all
Others every day except Sunday - VS.
SUNDAY Express from Albany leaves Washington sd
stallion at 25 a m for Boston. ~
SUNDAY Mail leaves Washington So Station > 70 a m
(Monday) for Boston. -
TRAINS LEAVE B0STON as follows:
For Worcester, at s. Z, $50 exp exp II a M ls0
SeNpress iS0 express birmingham, $50 express 500
Eor Ne@ York, via Springfield, 9 exp. m, exp, .
Sew. York via Norwich $50 exp.pm.
GTali9h, D, Z, Il 2 m, l.SO, BOP m.
Mesihorn 3, Z. II \ M, l.30, 4a3n, $50 exp nm
Soulhvine I, u II m, i3O, 40 p m.
tofdaNule, ., Z. II IN, l20 1870 p IN,
Ashlang ,i D. . /, M II a IN. 20. APO, $50 exp pm.
south birmingham, s. T. $50 exp. and exp II /, ~,
5O 3I5 exp, exp 4, 43O exp, s. $50 ex 6g5 exp i
,Natick, l. TO- Il M Iso, 2l5, 4, 5, $780, 555 s45n
Miloury. am, 4.2O pm
SaXOnv e, 10 M 555 D M
Milford, 7, S.30 exp, exp a m . Is evn 9navn r
Al outward trains run daily except Sunday ape ? ''
sunday Mail leaves Boston al 800 D m sfopninp at w
HtWt3h south Framingham, Worcester West Brook.
n.u RAINIER ana Springfield arrives in New York at 20
"m' e. o; RUSSELL, Supt Springfield
A. FIRTH, Asst Sup't, Boston.
Worcester daily spy., 1872-12-07
601urttsttr DaiIp gpp.
sew England New. summary.
Bosrox AND VICINITY.

sew England News summary.
BOSTON AND VICINITY.
Charles l. Aiken, about 80 years OF age, cut
his throat yesterday, at his lodging house on
Hanover street, Boston. He was bookbinder
by trade.
James Cullen. whois under arrest on charge
Of numbering his wife in Boston, was before the
municipal court yesterday forenoon, and fully
committed 10 await the action OF the coroneT's
jury which meets to-day.
One of the bodies recently taken out Of the
ruins of Walkers carriage repository, on Fed
era street, has been recognized as that of Thos.
Mealey, painter. He was 80 years of age,
native Of Ireland, and resided at No. Cause
way street.
ESSEN COUNTY.
George McCausland of Peabody, young man
OF twenty-our years, attempted suicide ThprS-
dav morning by cutting his throat Mr.. Me
Causland has ALWAYS borne an excellent reputa-
ton Of good habits and good workman. lie
had been low-spirited for some DAYS, for which
no cause was known, and yesterday morning
attempted to take his life. As he completely
severed his wipdpipe his chance Of recovery Is
very slight.
PLYMOUTH COUNTY.
Elijah Burgess of Mddleboro died suddenly
of apopeXy on Monday at Sandwich, wheie he
had been spending Thanksgiving with some
relatives.
BRISTOL COUNTY.
The Fall River Herald saws that Alr. Hen1y
c. l.. Dorsey, OF Pawtuc6et, having seen the ac-
fGnnbos yt 80, i,lla u, nil in his citv last
1cc 7,ro,,tl9 r,,ar,io5 +a friend in Fail
Pr is,rt Iir,.s dollars in money
80 ~ oi,e ,r,s- i ~, ,,f9rtnnote triri
AZ, ners5 s4 ri,te6 c, lie hacks of The bils
in o.oId lot,ors ,,Ir,,,r;ata ountatinns lrnn the
Nv Tes+oTnsr,t
n,.,pnpN corrxTy
Albert II Smith who shot Charles Sackett at
Wesdeid, has been indicted for murder.
Tbe vviG, of f,se,,I, II[5,rsop of Fair6elds ont
ber ,brnet Ti,nrs.i5,, IL, nor bsdroop. no canse
~ aeejor,oa 80
TharioS oo,,e oe S,rsns,-;lla call rro,n +ba mn.
, ,';,i,, ~ ~; l,, ,,Tl AZ e,raT,l,, snI
iTll,a his ,,ocI n, 1L,t ~ resrs oId
Nj 90. ~, ~ it,,l.,',,, I,o,t eG ,'oors
,d iro,,,,ad ,,,J =; ,i, 80, IL, tb5t ,,isca on
Tb,1,.s6b,. 'N'N -
SoT,e If tho ,yas tI,ar,-isa in the bacI, towns
oe Nairo ,re,7i9, :, Iald ,r;,,ter bscsr,sa via
oaase ba1,, ,r(,,s so,,tb in larTe nnmhers enJ
hos have = coat of ssfp71| in addition IN
h,istlas
p q covss tl,o s+ooo 4rivar from Patton to
Fort Kant sftSr a rsce3t rio,y had 10 cnt nearly
= Lnn-lrad ZOO ~ Of no ,pnsd in n ,,ioco ~
,y-sIo n,iIns A. portare Iat-e he ,ra,ye nm ami
.;n1s ~ ,,-a- ttr,,,,rh 7,,i CarrjeS tb,,F ,a,
tba1ca 20 - Ke,,t tbr,,,sso,,oY ,,;los ~, III
bacE
ast Fr;dsv ytiIa NJ,s q q Rrs5b,rv ot
etcr,,on 80 ., ~ stsirs ,,i,b bo. l}t,Id
i 'i,Sn [ a. az %
go, ai,o+ ~, rl,,Ir, tia Liza ,,,,obsor,oJ
Dnsbed hoy which covered n ysntijation hole
an6 I'll t5ronob on ~ tie stove which ,yes Si
Worcester daily spy., 1872-12-07
WIN l.. GODDAR ARD,s
" BURRlNG MACHINE WORKS
Second Avenue, Corner TTypntvae econd ~


PATENT MEsFIZO BUREING PfCKFHs.
PATERT RQRSTED BVRRLYG PiCEERS PA,
TENT D0hESTJC BURRlRG PICRERS. oTiEBgin
attach TO PlckerS Patent Steel Ring and sl pqci Inc
Burning MACHINES made Single and Double for Grft
breakers Of Wool CardmR MGClneB Fine Bnt3ns
Machines forthe second breako rs ani nnislers 'e
Improved Steel Ring Feed Rolls plane ana interyert
ing, with Patent adjustable spring boxes piaf ~ ,Sji
lows with blowers Waste, Dusters, Cotton Gins, Bley
Excesorl Attbe international Exhibition t, too,
don, 1852, and al Paris Exposition N 1861 onT NJ
tizo BnTrng rckcr received aPItlZE MEDAL award,
A GOLD MEDAL at American Institute Fsr "isstt u
and IN 1861 1853; and lSiO the ghest award -''''
AZ the american institute Fair, 1855 our Burning
Machine Tor cards, was awarded A coin tfEy't -
at AZ subsequent 1 exhibitions the HIGHEST AWAEnl,
ana IN 1917 our Double Burrer received TfRsT pBtt,f
At American Institute Fair 1888 and iSiO nmr atoi
hin greed hollsroceved lst premium, '' '''''
At American Institute Fair 1870 our Wofsi Cd ttt,,t
Picker was awarded the lGt premium. 1'''b
~ OUR STEEL RlHC BuRRING MACHINES Ana 5,tv
ONLY SOLID PACKING BuRRIEG MACHINES Ia riiE Mtw
RET Workmanship and Operation are guaranteed N
Our Illustrated Catalogue can be had On anpirafon
Promptattention gwen TO all inquiries snd 1rIet h.,
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Worcester daily spy., 1872-12-07

A SH CHAMBER SETS.-Wc are now
IN finishing Ash Chamber Furniture, Marble and
Wood Top, Those who are intending purchasing work
Of tins description will do well to examine our stock
before purchasing. II. w, DENNY ~ CO.
O3 dt $50 hain st.. Franklin Sd
Worcester daily spy., 1872-12-07

Principal Omcc, Ia:. Court 81, Rostou,
sHAA cH OFfICE-2O:i Front 81, Worcester
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Worcester daily spy., 1872-12-07
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EUST THE BOOK WANTED !-s'The
- Pocket Medical Adviser" " a reliable companion and
guide ior all nyads- Sent any address for 10 cts An
ply for 1t at IS Howard Boston wan n2l
Worcester daily spy., 1872-12-07
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80 IN a y NihlNGtlEBD DIVISION.
cOmmocatiou) at Is IS m. "' i9' N"e-
For Springfield ana Way Stations 645 m and A
m. '''' " M an" ~
For Albany (eXprcss) 9 So; for Kew York and Albany
SNp;l lUz2 a m, and iO and 1925 m. New York
nunoay mai leaves at 1898 m. Sleeping cars will
$50 m train '4
Leave Springfield for Worcester at D IT, 80 M IS
cNS z'U2 exp L $40 exp P m. Albany Sunday express
$50 m. Sunday mail 1925 u IN (Monday).
RAILRoAD CONNECr1ONs AT Albany with the New
YORK CCnttal. Troy AMI Greenbush and Hudson River
RAILROADS. AsChatham with the Harlem and Hudson,
ana Boston and Lebanon Springs Railroads. At State
Line with the llousatonic Railroad. AT Pitsfeld with
the sHed and North Adams and IIousatonc railroads.
Al WcstHold with the New Haven and Nouhnmpton
iaiIoal AZ Springfield with the Hartford. New Haven
ana Springfield, and Connecticut River Railroads Al
palmer with the New London Northern railroad. Al
worcester Junction with the Providence and Worcester
Worcester ami Nashua and Norwich and Worcester
Etilroads. AZ South Birmingham with the Boston,
CLINTON and Ftlchhurg, Milford and South Framngham
ana Lowell Railroads. G. o. RUSSELL,