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Worcester daily spy., 1872-05-10

Ii MAN WANTS A BOTTLE OF WmsKEY. let him buy
it and take it home like man, and sneak home with
bottle of 'Bitters" "Cordial" and pretend that it
is medicine. Ii he tonic that is something bet
ter than temporary smulant he should get bottle of
Peruvian Syrup ian Iron Tonic) that will vitaze the
blood and give durable strength to the system.
ms deop&wlw
Worcester daily spy., 1872-05-10
DOWN THEY Go-The refreshing drinks made from
Williams Extract Jamaica Ginger

o. THAT WERE BEAUTIFUL is the unspoken wish
of thousands Of women to whom has denied the
charm of a pure, fresh, transparent complexion To
crafty this wish HAGASs MAGNOLIA BALM was intro
duced, The cosmetics of the day had been
poisonous by the rOst distinguished chemists, and ii
was also found that their ultimate effect was to wither
the skin as well to paraze the external nerves. The
ladies' hailed with delight the advent healthfnl
herbal and floral preparation capable of mparting to
their faces, necks and porcelain smoothness and
nge like that of the finest oriental pearl. They soon
discovered that it new thing under the sum-
incompatible and unapproachable. Unquestionaby the
Magnolia Balm has been the great toilet success of the
present century. wlt&deoplw milo
Worcester daily spy., 1872-05-10

In this city. May g. by Rev Andrew Pollard, d D, Of
Boston, Emma A Goodale daughter Of ID G0Odaie
and Irving Foster, all Of Worcester.
In Boston, Mays by Rev Andrew Pollard, D ID, Louise
A, daughter Of the officiating clergyman. and William
Chapman all of Boston.
Worcester daily spy., 1872-05-10
DrowsIness After Eating.

Many persons feel or less drowsness after eating.
ull and hearty, although not excessive meal will
often bring tendency to sleep, almost irresistible,
This is caused by the stomach and liver attracting to
themselves, in order to the work in hand,
amount of blood which would otherwise have gone to
nOursh the brain, and to mantainits unctonsnature,
deciding that the business Of digestion, when there is
food IN the stomach to digest, is important for the
time being than other business whatever Nevertheless,
for many reasons this heaviness after eating Is incon
venient and undesirable, But it may always be relieved
by the OF pure tonic stimuant. such Dr. Gottheb
Fisch Bitters. This spurs the system TO double
work, till the digestive business is well forward the
system then repays itself literally of the newly
cured fund of nourishment; reaction is thus precuded
This subject continued next week under WHAT
COOP APPETITE Is WORTH" deop3t&wlw mys
Worcester daily spy., 1872-05-10
J. VIITINT. AuCtlOneer.
Worcester, May s, 1872. dml0,l6&24 milo
-sNOTICE.-COMMONWEALTH OF

- N MASSA CHUSETTS. WORCESTER, S. To
Abram +. QuackenbOss, of the City of Worcester in
the county OF Worcester, aad to any and all other
persons claiming any interest in about forty gallons
whskey, in barrel about seventy gallons of wine
In two barrels: whichiby virtue of issued by
the Municipal Court said Worcester have been seized
at the store of said QugckenbOss in said Worcester
the thrtleh day OF April in the year eighteen hundred
and seyentytwo, the value Of which liquors. with the
vessels containing them, in the opinion of said Conrt
does not exceed twenty dollars.
You are hereby required to appear before the Municipal
Court to be holden at Worcester in said County WOr
cester. the twenty day of May next to an
swer to the complaint against said liquors and vessels
containing them and fer trial. and to show cause II any
you have why said liquors and vessels should not be
forfeited for being kept for sale in violation the laws
of said Commonwealth
Witness, Hartley Williams ESQ., at Worcester this
thirelh day of April in the year our Lord thou
sand eight hundred and seyenty-twO
i. $. JOHNSON, Clerk
Worcester daily spy., 1872-05-10

IN Il
In these SpeciaIties,
by DIR HEATH, disclosed the startling fact that ma
jority of those suffering with NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Dyspepsia, Constipation, Piles, Rheumatism, Catarrh.
Consumption, Diseases Of the skin Blood Heart Liver
Kidneys Bladder, &c. caused by Seminal Weakaes,
resisting all treatment tin II cured and that 80 of
every so eouldnob be cured without local applications
OF tho proper remedies direct TO the organs medicine,
by the stomach alone proved tsorse than ,se,s.,
rms discovery Win gifted intuition TO detect the inl
and latent complications affecting his patients is he
reason OF s curing so many who had tried the adyer-
Used medicines and most eminent physicans IN ihis
country and hnrope. In his MEDICAL AND PiIYSI
OLoGlCAL WORK, published IN 1889, these sni
physician or author ' "'"' ~ "'y
Dh. HEArll Dy request and permission ofl lis
PATIENTS can present the evidence OF those who had
suffered from rev months 10 80 years been treated hy
~ many as ~ IroIessors and physcans paying from
nivO 70 Mo,OOO, and pronounced incuTable who
since his treatment ' ""' W -" ye'Hs'
ono-tenth of our paltnta N' ''"e" wv navy hot
DIR. A. II. HEATH has rosiaed n, No tro No..
tsm,iHy nun streel New York, uear Madison and
ao9rin ayennesl since 1850, and receives patients hi
y. NJ daily, and In the evening ~
myW deop&weowtapl6
Worcester daily spy., 1872-05-10
DIED

In this city May o Mary L, daughter of Prentice,
aged Is yrs mos.
Funeral saturday, Il o'clock at house 81 Austin
Relatives and friends are invited.
Worcester daily spy., 1872-05-10

Card.-A clergyman. while residing m South
America missionary, discovered safe and simple
remedy for the Of Nervous Weakness Early Decay
Disease Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs and the
whole train of disorders brought by baneful and
vicious habits Great numbers have been cured By this
noble remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit the
afflicted and unfortunate. VIII send the recipe pre-
pairing and using this medicine, in sealed envelope
any one who needs il, FREE OF CHARGE Address JOS.
7. INMAE, station D, Bible House, New York city.
mh23 dawfie3s
Worcester daily spy., 1872-05-10

Banking House.
VIM. H. MORSE. ..............B BANKER,
4eO Main STREE, corner Of Pleasant
Has opened Office for the purpose of doing General
Banking and Commission Business.
Buys and Sells Government Securities Railroad and
other Bonds, Gold, and Coupons
Executes orders at New York and Boston Stock
Boards.
Draws Drafts payable at sight, available in all parts OF
Europe.
IS AGENT FOR EUROPEAN STEAMERS.
NEGOFLATEs BUSINESS PAPER.
Es- Business hours same as Banks of the city.
Worcester daily spy., 1872-05-10
copy Attest
JAS. NJ. BRENNAN,
myIO OF Constahe OF the Commonwealth.

LsNOTICE.-COMMONWEALTH OF
MASSACHtSEIIS, WORCESTER, $50
Moses r. Brown OF the City of Worcester in the county
Of Worcester and to any and an other persons claiming
any interest IN about and one-haf gallons mixed
liquors. in one jug; about one gallon Of rum, in two
lugH and four bottles about one gallon Of gin, In one
rug; which, by virtue Of a warrant issued by the
Municipal Court Of sald Worcester have been seized
al the saloon Of said MO p Brown iu said Worcester
on the eighteenth day Of April IN the year eighteen
hundred and seYeny-twO the value Of which liquors.
with the vessels containing them the opinion o said
court, does not exceed twenty dollars
You are hereby required % appear before the Mu-
nelpa Court 70 be holden at Worcester IN said County
Of Worcester On the twenty seventh day Of May next
" answer % the complaint against said liquors and
vessels containing them and for trial and show cause
II any you have, why said liquors and vessels should not
be forfeited for being kept sale by said Moses r
Brown IN violation Of the laWs Of said Commonwealth
witness. Hartley Williams Esq., ~ Worcester this
eighteenth day Ol April In tbe year Of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and seyenty-two.
A copy. Attest:
JAS. N. DRESSAN,
mylO d2t Constable OF Tie Commonwealth
Worcester daily spy., 1872-05-10

"Ruy Me, and III do you Good.D-Dr.
pOisons, nothing deeterous nothing but good healthy
roots and herbs such Sar5apanIla. Wild Cherry yell
low Dock, Pricky Ash, Thoroughwort, Mandrake Rhu-
barb, Dandelon. DC, compounded 50 as to reach the
fountains Of disease and absolutely all HunOrs,
Liver and Bilious Diseases, Jaundice, Dyspepsia Cos
Scroiua, and all difficulties arising from dis
eased stomach or impure blood. Twenty years Of un.
riYallcd has proved them them TO he the best
medicine in the world. GEO &. GOODWIN d CO.,
Boston, and all druggists. deOp6w6w f2g
Worcester daily spy., 1872-05-10

nuy the lQunker BItters.
they are Great Medical Discovery Extract of choice
Roots and Herbs. DIR. n, $. FLINT a CO.,
mhz aeu PTopnstors, PTpvdsncs, X, !,
Worcester daily spy., 1872-05-10
Foreign Markets.-TBy Atlantic CABLE

LONDON May e.-Consols closed at g2X for money and
" Tor account u s. 52Os 1852, S9h; do. 1866 old 9O4
do. 1861, 9!A; L. 5. tent fOrtles SSx
LrvKRPoOL. May s-Cottcn closed quiet and un-
changed. ~
Worcester daily spy., 1872-05-10


United States Currency 6s....,.............. ll6a
Western Union Telegraph company ..........75H
Pacific Mall steamship company,
N. Y. Central Hudson River consolidated. .g7A
do 10 do do serip.......0l4
Erie fallfOau
do preferred. d..u.,.,...........,......R
Haficm fallfoau. ......
do preferred. ,....... ..........l3O
Michigan Central railroaf af..,............ LIB
Ianana railroad. ,..,..,.s,.....s.s..s.,s.,ll5
Union Pacific railroad stock. .3Sn
Lake Shore a Michigan Southern X R........94N
40 scrip.,..,..,,....,,".W 80
Cleveland and PittsOurg railroad ............9lH
Chicago and Northwestern railroad. .....,...75A
do do pfef................g2A
Cleveland, Columbus 4 Cincinnati railroad .glA
New Jersey Central railroad. .................l0 l09h
Chicago and Rock Island railroad. ............lilA
milwaukee and st. Paul railroad. ..............5SA
DO do pref. ..............TT
Toledo aud wabash railroad d...,..............75
40 do pfef.,............T
Fort Wayne and Chicago railroad. ...........g6A
NhicugO ana AlVoh railroad; d;s.''.,..........ll1N
U{nlo {lo am Missssp ppi railroad ad,..............46k
hartford and Eric railroad ,...,.......... az
1oignhus. Cincinnati q Ind. Central X X -. 1861
niarnnlg.9n and Quincy railroad. .la0
f,la ffiHlilDai and 81 Joseph ............,... As
y NysntiaI facihc gold bonds.
Iruinn paatas olAsn,ttst ...4tt.... .s..........R
tfiii1h ,aeint lana grants.
Nmoh racine railroad Income los ,,,,,,,.,..s6N
Worcester daily spy., 1872-05-10

TNO RENT-Lower Tenement of 7 or s
No, gLareh u, aif ""''1' NgpnylO
Worcester daily spy., 1872-05-10

GALE OF REAL ESTATE AT AUG
~ TION.-By license OF the Probate Court for the
County OF Worcester the subscriber Administrative
the estate of Christopher D. Winter late of Worcester
in said county, deceased will sell at public auction on
the premises, on SATURDAY, May 25th 1872, OF
the clock in the afternoon the Homestead Farm owned
and occupied by the said Christopher d. Winter at the
time of his decease, and situated the eastery side
West BoylstOn street, in said Worcester Said farm
contains about of land. of excellent quality
well adapted for gardening purposes. There is two
story dwelling house with L. upon the premises contain
ing nine finished rooms The barn is in good re air and
both house and barn abundanty supplied with pure
water by aqueGucJ from permanent There are
l45 fruit trees (apple and peach young. thrifty
and in bearing condition The above described prem
iscs offer opportunity person wishing to en-
gage in gardening or ruitrsing Also will be sed at
the same place, and Immediately after the sale Of said
farm, the Bay Mare Nellie, age ars weight about
$50 pounds iasthas trOtted inside Of three minutes
kind and gentle witha and suitable for lady to drive
Also. will be sold one Harness and Buggy. Terms at
time and place of sale SUSAN P. WINTER,
Administrative
J. CUTTING. Auctioneer
Worcester, Nav s.. 1872. ml0.l6y2A mIO
Worcester daily spy., 1872-05-10
Or gtt.

Il a saloon ON Mechanic ST.. No. %.
corner ol Church ST.. good location and good trade
ms d6ts
Worcester daily spy., 1872-05-10
Thursday, May 16, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,

GUARDIANS SALE of REAL ESTATE.
~ BY license of the Probate Court for the county
of Worcester, the subscriber guardian of Milton H. Bos
worth of West Boyston, in said county, MINOR will sell
at public auction on the premises, on TUESDAY, May
81, A. ID. 1872, at one Of the O'Clock in the after
noon, all the sad wards right, title claim and in
terest in and to certain Tract of Pasture Land contain
ing Is and l3 rods be the less with
right of way thereto situated in the nOrheastery part
Worcester in said county, about onC-fourth Of mile
norherly from the summit Station, the Worcester
and Nashua Railroad, and eastery of and the West
B0yston road.
Said Pasture is well fenced and there is an abundant
and failing supply good upon the same
see deed from d. & B. Newton to Alonzo Bosworh,
dated April l. 1864 and recorded with Worcester Deeds
book 120 page 59l, Tor particular description of said
premises.
Also, at halfpast two of the clock of the after
noon, at the Brick Church hereinafter mentioned, will
be sold at Public Auction by the subscriber all the said
wards interest in and certain Horse Shed situated
near the First Congregational Church in said West
Boylston Centre known as the "Briek Church., said
shed being the same owned by Aonzo BoswOrh at the
time of his decease The other part will join the
sales and cOnveyanees. Terms at sale
DAVID z. WORCESTER,
j. CUTTING, Auct'r Guardian
ROylstOn m vi my
Worcester daily spy., 1872-05-10
$1OO to S25O .I,IsR,.., PMR MONTH !sSs !

Agents everywhere selling our new seven strand WHIT
PLATINA CLoTnEs LINES. Sells readily at every hlouse'
Samples nee Address uira,d wire hiiiA' fmAneiphiet
Pa, dcoplSr l~N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-02
HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.


IA. - BIZ PUBLIC AUCTION,
TOMORROW GMURsDAM, oCToBERs 5,
AT THE PRIVATE ~ s1 lS 3oHS Il wssr SD STREET
BY JAMES JENKINS, AUCTIONEER,
Of Aye ne fast and reliable Horses elegant Carriages
Ieis Robes Whips, &c, the Whole the properly or
~. ipeludnS very speedy and handsome black esIdns,
srs BY present owner from gsntiemsn
who raised him. He y very handsome stylish AFRAID
Of nothing; can be driven by lady has powers
psnsd .onSd and csn ot any day In $50 and war
IA AsG very .. sSrssl Seding ls hands high years
present owner about three years ago he very neiy
he = warranted sound and Kind in all respects.
road team aud can pull road wagon day of sale in
driving be found and must be seen to BE- ap
Also isst and handsome Hambletonian Mare 1881 hands
high, years old sired by Hambctonan dam Clay
years old rotsd her mile * she h has never BEEN on
speed snsc speed sS gait on road and !: war
Also celebrated and fast bay aeldns Judge Coulter l5z
nands 1is years Sa sired Ey Ethan Allen dam fast fast
state has record made at Springfield Of ISL he /
sn S pSad n better than ' any day and
Very fine and handsome bay saddle or driving Horse,
lcH hsnds 9yesrs old has All gaits under saddle very
extension top Oabrolet Pole and Shafts
jump seat Wagon, Pole and Shafts; built by Stoves
ness, Blankets Lap Robes &c.
Stock can be seen any time between the hours Of 10
A. NJ and ?; NJ, when owner will be at leisure TO give
JENKINS DUFF, AUCTIoNEERs.
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L MOrTl; ;s%1is Te' SSs%sss county NJ
ss SSoossf Saf4 TTHsni oS5SSSk
uRss NO. S-Slooo for horses that have never beaten
?. MAGE enters. 8. Walter; 49,
M sssSs s sSssrs 5I 81 Ell sishs ssls
Henry sswss sPs sns9: s. soVps fSrrbu
So sr SSs never beaten
S.n. lent s.ss :. .s:. r q. . Sssn
H fKs sissys s snsss; = = + s'vI::,..
~ s ssss. .n ss::i : 3 Icy cs1 sa
R sSSs" . ssss: e. c Graz. i s:.r.
name: s ss; sSss:. : Il; Zen SIn sissisr
Lon AOr THi ipsf phymI MIA nSsr
Purse No "siaSS for horss: hat have never beaten
Alden Goldsmith enters D. 6. Gloster
r. Hidden enters B. m. Lady Annie.
yTR F SSS: s: :Ss,s g. ea sy 6 Dsc
G *ns sas' sassr & b. S's. %. si"ss
". y. Weeks enters b. m Susie Clay.
Sa horse: tSs ssi have never beaten
John Lovstt enters b. m; Lulu.
p Mace enters oh 3. Judge Fullerton.
s%s enters s. S THOMAS %s gssr.or
sn'sss ss TFsc% ser sornsr '0s
p Nance enters b. . w. II. Allen.
FOURTH DAY-MONDAY, October7
2M. ~ '''''' ~ ~. - '"' '"'' 1''' ''A'''
Edwin Thorn enters b. M Enigma.
John Lovett enters b. m. daxelle.
Daniel Jenkens enters ". g. Joe Brown.
J. II. Phillips enters ch IN. Fanny Fern.
J. ID. Walton enters b. g. Kansas Uhiof.
N. ROden enters or. m Hcatherbl0om
e ss.' 0 4o %s'1i3 4Sss
j. J. Bowen enters b. 9. Gomez.
j. N. Woodward enters b. IN. Belle Brandon, formerly
Belle OF Attleboro.
r. Nance enters b. m. Mary A. whitney.
N. w, Olcott enters blk o. Contraband.
Henry Newland enters br. g. VIM. Turnbull
N. Carroll enters br. e. Jubilee Lambert.
PURSE No $4,000 free for all; $1,000 additional to
D. Mace entersbr &. George Palmer.
,. Mace enters b. M American Girl
w. II. D0ble enters b. III. Rosaltnd.
Races commence each day at2 O'Clock. Admission to
stand and field ~ Badges to club house, endorsed
Horse cars leave Harlem Bridge each day Of the
every ten minutes, direct for the Park.
Trains leave Forty-sccond street depot at II 40 A.
Q. n. VAN NESS. President.
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN JEROME PARK RACES
OCTOBER 2, 8, g. 10 and II.
Extra trains will leave Grand Central depot
days at II NJ and II 80 r. NJ returning Immediately aer
the races. Special cars reserved for ladies.
Excursion Tickets 40c. Fourth avenue city cars
direct to depot
o. NJ BIssELL. Superintendent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-02
A T BARKER 4 CHASE,S
"A CI1Y AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TAT
TERSAILS

A diS ztdfi Ss1 qSAsE AID NEW YORK TAT
sHs 4 g. w. sxRN Ha AS6Hiosss sss
nyfEY ssss Sfrfsgsfk
Twenty four hours allowed for trial
The os H2 Ss k.Sns sns for
OF fAIxxpE Iris b BAY r u O'CLOCK
;, One Of the handsomest and best bred genteman's
Ia re- s y L.
n % 81
sa action and
High S.ndsoms and S matched pair Of black
ss sS s.ny an ndry
t5os tesssthsr ss ana Al Ssy TSsdstsT.
Sy George aam y fas sGs
yssTss sa; ysry stylish nee ana pleasant driver; has
vice: sound and kind also road
maad aS and gsnsesI large family MaTs 70 HIGH
motive can be driven BY LADY, i name and tall and
ss1sSs ssa
81 hszspps ana bred i Canada arc is hsh, years
S e and HANDY rs have 1Sa
pairs Of roters to road wagon In The city are gated and
a s5s ana G re eS eso
Ct pablic sale In time and warranted SOUND and
Elegant blood bay Hambleonian Mare bred in Orange
pse
and has shown trial u mile in :2s is great aiday
roadster; t unequaed for STYLE action and lasting
qualities and Is warranted sound and kind.
ns Ssy de hSns 4s HM5
a1;sr Sab s yf; f.S nns stylish
4 a GS free
rst gTsy gSsa csg M hsh n
the pole timely gated great roadster and warranted
sound and kind
Fine top and no top Road Wagons
Rockaways, depot express and business Wagons.
New and second hand Harness. Horse Clothing, &c.
Also several other Horses.
Full description at sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-02

PRICE OF TICKETS
tickets fov sod Is for Sa5S IS for SSo6 lis Tor 81
2 for q SIS for 5000 No discount less than sl00
worth of tickets at time
The money necessary 70 pay In full all The offered gifts
as viii be seen by the following certiAcste OF the
vARxxns' AND DRovxRs' BANK(
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept rs, l672
This to certify that there on deposit In this
Git Concert Fund 900 goo q which L held BY this Bank
OF all gifts to be awarded at the drawing;
Tho drawing will DO published In the Louisville papers
and New York Herald, and official copies mailed TO All
parties of Louisville whom tickets have been sent
by letter. THOMAS B. nRAMLETTEl
Agent Public Library Kentucky, Public Library Build
For tickets or CIRCULARS apply 70 Branch ONCE, in
York.
Tickets can also be found with John r Edge 10 Broad
streets o. Devn 81 Nassau street; Scott Gibson 562
Broadway; George r Kntnef, % Spring street; Jos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-02
HORsEs. CARRIAGES, sc.


HORsEs. CARRIAGES, sc.
A LIN B. MINER, AUoTIoNEER,
s qs.2Gs e sstaf street
J. GCqK kAh 81 RK soRT x Vt EE sF5yATE
AhR ~ 1sTh 4xhHgh
the following Horses Carriages &c.
saS ss ga Is
hiSP .SSaId NH and DID, hands
iaandsSms threeauartsr bred Horse sired by imported
in s sSa
a
S. S si1ss 1ss1
Sis!ssss sas order sy RssA rh..asl
ps ss s SsSas SS y ad
c wc'0Fs on eight springs but e Ter Sy Million
ak finished n e latest Style pole and shafts S'
Set double Harness. by By Merry . london. In use four
Set Barouche Harness, by Wood Gibson.
Set doubie Harness by Adam 4 Rosset Paris; used
Set single Harness for coupe Adam Rosset Paris;
Two Entity SS MP sS oSsT Covers
Saddles and .II Brides &c.
attn ocIock A. M,
at residences square,
$
81 FASss
sss AND $ss iBESo,xSpW4yy, %iHGtIGiSSSHssURe,
AUCTION a sHL RH Of AoRsH Sp zSD WAGONS
ali S q for MG5n nna %
Allsold under guarantees; 90
Y s TSD snd wssonp Express
This will be the largest and finest sale at the mart this
Sale positive. Dealers invited viz, ,or
Stock E BTTGHE ana s aSSS win Of
CORNER COZ, 9TH AND AND SOUTH SD sTs. w1LLIAMsByRa,
A asad fsny ho
rrSa So October yHsD SADIE rss jones'
Also Che entire prvass STOCK q Mr. James sSss
Of 81 I'd
xio two celebrated fast Tretters trot in As and
snS S %ssoS a c
nn sale he are the
A -A.-A-HoRsEs WANTED,
H. .,.,s either ,ar sin ls,y or In pairs ,,,.
express, business p farm work.
'f2s s sS Rsssr'sd
m $50 and 81 Fourth fy' BHsdRE JS set
A -A-AT VERY Low PRICES,
tan ehoHyo
an ns@ sn snS ,CsS Ss5is Ssn e
x xo n Gt % anS S snS oSsiHas s4"s
%, 600 at New York Sales and storage Repository
49, $50 ana 81 Fourth SGFaft co.,
ATS LIBERrY-AT SACRIFICE FOR CASH,
q fa
Phacons very cheap Decidedly the best for the money
JOHNSTON ron VAN TAssELL Ss Liberty street
A MINER STEVENS,
Carriage Manufacturers.
lis to I2l East Thirteenth street. near Fourth avenue
have on hand ful assortment Of Carriages and Light
Wagons OF every description on The PREM
which is entirely first class.
AT OUR REPAIR SHOP 81 CROSBY STREET, ARE
the following second hand Carriages, all in good OF.
One Barouchc, One four-seat Phaeton,
One Clarence BRADLEY GHs Pr! RfST Ehse co.
successors TO John X. Lawrence Co.,
Dos Broadway
A PINE TILBURy CART, IN FINE ORDER.
N Coupe, light, for one horse.
cSSss sS sass pos .Ss
Dog Cart Phacton, In perfect order.
A sx-scat Rockaway and light Victoria.
Tue above SECOND pEMxREsT Broadway
TOP WAGON, sos; DO 500; 20 TOP AND OPEN
"a Wagons. by Brewster, Dusenbury, stiyers Dubois
Wood top and open Pony Phaetons, from Sl25 up
sulkys, oJaggcr. I twoseat wagons Z second hand an,
81 nsIe and double Harness. Blankets, Lap Robes &c.
WIN. II. GRAY, 10 to % Wooster street
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY III WEST BROAD
N. way, Canal street. ockawRyR Buggies, Park
and Pony Phaetons Depot, Express aud Business
Wagons both and second hand. Cheapest place In
city.
AT wiTTY'g MANDATORY AND STABLES, Full
n ton Ncvins streos Brooklyn selling OIL scvera
hundred nc And second hand CARRIAGES SSmprlsirs all
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E'oR sALE-A TOP BUGGY, MADE By MINER
4 Stevens. To be seen at COLLIER'S stable, corner
Love lane and College place, Brooklyn.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-01-19

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT DANvILLE JUNO
TIoN.-The city mill at Danville junction, for
the manufacture of -four and meal, caught fire
about clock Thursday morning, from fric-
ton on the wheel of the elevator, as is suppos-
ed, and was totally destroyed with all its con-
tents, consisting of several thousand bushels of
wheat and corn and several hundred barrels of
-four. The mill was situated about half mile
from the Junction on Royals river, and con-
tanned three runs of stones. 1t was built in
1869 and was an excellent and permanent struc-
turs. .rEFe easel
The mill was owned by Messrs. Nelson Ding
ley, James o. Foss and James Dingley of Au-
burn and was valued at $4,000 and the stock at
$4,000. The insurance amounted to SIS, 500 in
the following Offices: Union of Bangor, S3OOO
National of Bangor, $25O0; Eastern of Bangor,
$1,000; Bay State $4,000; Atlantic of New
York, $500; Mutual $1,000