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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-19
TOBACCO MARKETS.
LYNCHBURG, VA.

APRIL l5-ReceiptS were larger the past week than
for several past, consisting principally of loose to-
hacco the market Is thereby firm. and prices fully I'm
to quotations. Bit little selling. and prices for such
quite high. We continue quotations without chan se
trimlngs ,,...,.... .................$ 5OGtS 81
LngS-lnferior and common. ....... S cOfg +;
Good smooth dark and brown 6 e1GD 80
Medium good yellow. ........ 6 5a6J S o.,
Fine yellow smoking. ........ OnH 10 GO
Extra yellow smoking. Is oO(1 2J 90
LeGf-Infcr,lor and common. OO6l ! %
Good dark and mixed ,...... soar 0 50
Fine dirk aHG brown .......... 10 OoG II 5n
Mcdluni yellow. OO6D 10 90
Flnc yelnw.. II 0O6D - o.
Extra yellow. 30 OO6I SD ON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-19

ssss ~ wiiie,s3. e,ry slar,
II FOR paintings 53a'f I.
Pe1nas.--sfarkcs very dnl;. We quote: Fancy
ots, 30: strictly pri;ne, S6ns1.au; good to
fair. 59ffpgc. ReccipfS LIGHT, 80 : 49, gS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-19

SuEcsHc of Il E.,:n ws.n Figured IA II
| Preacher im Norfolk ar.:a hlcXais-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-15

A Hartford hackman was prosecuted lol
fraudulently collecting fares, on SATURDAY, anu
fined $50 and costs.
F. Frederick Lewis. about sixty years OF age
rigger by trade, living IN New London, was
found dead on a lounge, Sunday evening, about
LANES WEIGH, who was stabbed at New Haven
~, inanguration day, is now in a very pTecarious
condition His wound was not at first consid-
cred serious.
windsor Locks. where the murder was, is to be
purchased by the authorities of Windsor Locks,
| who viii at once burn it TO the ground.
Last Saturday evening, Martin Henry was
| drowned near the HousatOnic dam, at Birming-
ham, Ii is supposed that he went up TO fish and
fell in. He was about forty years old and leaves
family. The body was found Saturday night.
A young man named Isaac Speyer, son of
Louis Speyer, of Hartford, committed suicide in
New York on Saturday, by taking a dose of
Paris green All efforts TO neutralize the effects
of the poison proved useless, and be died during
the afternoon. He was about twenty years of
age. Depression of spirits is supposed to have
prompted the act.
A bold attempt was made on Tuesday. the
9TH, TO drown Gen. John Wilcox, of Hartford,
party of men over-persuaded him to take a
boat and go fishing in LAtle river While fish
ing, they seized him, threw him overheard and
attempted 10 hold him under the water, but, be-
ing powerful man, he managed TO keen his
head out, and finally succeeded in getting to the
shore in an exhausted and dilapidated condi-
ton.
Mr. Orrin Slate, of New Britain, fell from
second story window of the Clarke house, VIM
sted, Sunday night, and was instantly killed.
He is supposed 10 have risen from the bed for
fresh air or in his sleep. The body was warm
when discovered by the porter at half-past five
Monday morning He was about to open a
store in Wetmore'S block, and arrived there on
SATURDAY where
chased goods. He leaves widow aud two chill
dren in New Britain.
RHODE ISLAND.
Moses B. Lockwood, prominent and highly
esteemed citizen of Providence, died on Mon
day. He had represented that city in the legis-
lature, and was president of the board of water
commissioners.
Goldfish was caught off Gooseberry island,
near Newport, last Friday, who had apparently
but just dined, for in its stomach were three
soup, weighing one pound each; two bass,
weighing half pound each, and two fiat fish.
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YIN l.. GODDApD,c
BuRRlNG MACHINE woRKs IL .
once No. Bowling Green, New Yor, so
pArpN,r 40. Manufacture the ~" hofh'

, m JAIENT MESTIZO BIIKbiNr ,,,.
mATLHT WORSTED BURRIHU iiiiiIkERS.
TENT DQAESTIC BURRfgG ibI JgPf pI0hERS, PA
BarSs Machine pst sas ssos Ring Sold
breakers 81 Wooi Cardmg Maehnesc OHHole, for nrst
NJ s .he second brsakers and shefs burning
ing with Patent adjustable spring boSns nerseet-
lows with blowers. Waste Dlsters Cotton nnake WI
ers. &c. 'o" "lhs. Blow
Excelsior Al this International Exhibition o., -.
don, iobs and 81 Paris Exposition Of 1851 an Mon-
tzo Burning Picker received PRIZE MIL /" w "a
A GOLD MEDAL at American Institute Fair. isS5 =
and IN 1867. 1863, and $40 the highest award ''''
At the American Institute Fair 1856, our Rurr,n.
Machine for cards, was awarded GOLD medal II
and IN 1870 our Double Burner received FIRST PREniu
N AZ american Institute Fair 1863 and 1870 our stee
Rim gFeed Rolls received LIST premium.
At American Institute Fair 1870 our WOrsted Burrin,
Picker was awarded the lot premium.
~ OUR sTEEL RING BURRIRG MACHINES ARE nm
0hLf SOLID PACKING BURRIRG MACnINFs I'M TuF MAJ
XII Workmanship aud Operation are guaranteed
yuI lnustiated Catalogue can be had on apDlleaton
fromptattenton gwen 10 all inquiries ard orders bv
w y, IL, GOnDARn.S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-15

ROsT0N & ALBANY RAILROAD


WINTER ARRANGEMENT, commencing on MON
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester:
FOR Boston, at 20 exp, Z, 925 exp and IS M and
l.l0, 80 exp, 35b exp, 900 and 9,55 exp pm
The 4.2O m, and S.25 1855 and g55 m trains start
station ~ a''
For Grafton, westboro', southyille, cordavile and
For South birmingham, 1920, 100 g25 and 945 a m
LAO, 3.25 355, 800 and SIS m.
For Milford. at 100 and 925 M lao 1926 and ass m
FOR kattck, at 7.OO and 9.45 q m lao and 600 D m
For wellesley, Granville West Newton. Newfnn
and Brighton, at 100 and 945 M and g. 90 D m Psa
sengers for the same stations also take the LAO N
wards ef
The 4.2O m train every day except Monday. all
Others every day except Sunday. -
Sunday express from Albany leaves Washington souare
stiitOi at $50 M, for Boston.
Sunday Mail leaves Washington square Station st
2.30 A. NJ. (Mon iay) for Boston. ~
TRAINS leave Boston follows:
For worcester at 5OO 100, $50 exp 9 exp. M 30
express 4SO express to Framlngham $50 express 100
For New York via Springfield 1900 exp m, 800 exp,
800 exp. PM y"
New YORK, via Norwich, sac exp. pm.
Grafton 100 m, L3O, $50 m.
Restboro' 100 a NJ, 1880, 400 s. 80 exp, D m
Southvtle, 100 IN, 1880, 4.3O m.
Cordavile, 100 m, l.3O, 430 pm
Ashland, 100 m, 100, 4,SO S 80 exp pm
South birmingham, 500, 200 $50 exp and gOO avn
m Icy Ilo EXP, 800 exp. 400, 4.S0 exp, $500 $50
exp, 800 exp. 1000 Up M " ~
Nstiek, 100 10 m 1850, 2.l5 400 500 $780, 500 100
Milbury, 100 a NJ 4.sOpm
SaxOnville, 1000 m, 800 pm.
MILFORD lOO $50 exp, yexp; am, 2l5 exp, 4sO exp pm
All outward trains runs dolly except Sunday 20
Sunday Mail leaves Boston at $50 m stopping at ys
Newton, South FrAmngham Worcester West Pr,oI
5.SU m c. .. RUSSELL Supt Springfield
A.
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NORWICH AND WORCESTER DIvI-

NORWICH AND WORCESTER DIVE
In SION b., II. and +. RR., 1871
TRAINS GoIEG SOUTH, LEAVE WORCESTER AT
6.85 IN. Way Passenger Train. Connects al Web
ster Win DIT train a rom souhbrdge, and for Boz
lord, and Providence; at Norwich with train for
10. 90 a m Way Passenger Train. Connccts Al War
eester with trains from Boston, Nashua Fitch.
Gurg, Lowell, &C.; at Worcester Junction with
Western and Providence trains; at Putnam with
train from Boston; at Planaeld for Provdencet
at Norwich ~ with trains for New London Ayatte
6.15 m. Way Passenger Train. Connects 1t wor.
eester with trains from Nashua, Fitchhurg Loygn
ell, &c; at Worcester Junction with Expreas
tsa,n from Boston, and trains from Western and
train from Boston; at Plaindeld Junction trains
from Providence and Hartford arrive in season for
thls train Passengers from way stations lex cept
Webster. Pnnam and Danielsonve) for New
York by steamer from New London, will take this
T.SO NJ Steamboat Express Train for New York
Connects at Worcester with trains from BOSTON
Concord, Manchester Lowell, Lawrence, Nashua
Fitehbnrg &c; at Putnam from Boston Wal
pole, Franklin and Blackstone; leaves Norwich
lAms tome NORM LEAVE NORWICH AT
e.1O m. Steamboat Express train for Boston, fdaiy
EXCEPT Monday connecting Putnam for RoE
ton, b'ackstone, Franklin and Walpoe; at Wor
eester for boston, birmingham, Lowell, Nashua
london at 1.1S M dependent arrival Of
Gee a m. Way Passenger Train Connecting
Piainheld Junction for Providence; at Putnam
for Boston, arriving 81 1920 M; at WOrcester
Junction for Springfield. and way stations albany
&c, and Providence; az Worcester for trains to
Pla nneld with train from and for Providence
arriving at Worcester Junction In season for trans
TO Boston Providence, Springfield and Albany
at Worcester Tor trains TO Boston, Nashua, DC
D'Ah N. Wsy Passenger Train. Connects at Nor
field Junction with train to Proyi,' sneei at Wor
cester with train for Boston.
WEBSTER SPECIAL
Leaves Webster for Worcester a. geo sm
Leaves Worcester for Webster ut 0,isS PM
dn Norwich q Worcester n3isou
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WORCESTER AND NASHUA RAIL

WORCESTER AND NASHUA RAIL
W RoAD-on and after Monday Sept, L. 1871, PasseD
ger Trains will run follows:
Leave Worcester at 80 and IL Is m and 20 and as
(GrOtOn Passenger n u.
Leave GrOlon junction for Worcester at 5am
Leave Nashua at 7.lO a m, 1900 m and 500 d N,
The $50 Train connects at FChburg with rains cog Aha
Vermont and Massachusetts, Cheshire and Rutland ana
Burlington Railroads, at aroton junction with trains Of
the Fitehburg tdownl Peterboro and Shirley Stonv
Brook, and Lowell and Lawrence Railroads; and Al
Nashua with trains OF the Wilton Concord Manchester
and Lawrence, Northern Boston, Concord and Montreal
Vermont Central. Passumpsic and Ogdensburg Rail-
roads. -'
The Ills train connects at Fitchburg with en-.
shire and Rutland and Burlington (Freght ana passen
ger 60 Rutand) trains at GrOtOn Junction with Fitch
burg stony Brook and Lowell and Lawrence trains and
at Nashua with Wilton, Concord Manchester and Iawt
renee Northern Ito Frankln) and Boston, Concord and
Montreal Ito Plymouth trains
The 20 m tram connects at Fitchburg ut Is m
with Cheshire, Vermont and and Rutland
and burlington Night Express trains; Groon Junction
WIN FtcnDurg Peerboro and Shirley and Stony Brook
trains; and at Nashua with Concord Manchester and
Lawrence, Northern Vermont Central Night Eek press
ogdensbnrg, and Montreal and Champialn trains
Guu
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\ Freeman killed himself
I ms throat with a razor,
lie leaves a wife and
hoyalton has, upon a
Phh held al White River
70 llth INST, received an
academy as cadet mid.
I'd district Of Vermont
In case Denison fails
appointment. the exa,n.
Edward A. Sherwin of
the second best exam.
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1871 CHESHIRE RAILROAD
1O L. WINTER AR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ing MONDAY, Dec. 25, 1871
Trains leave Worcester, ter Street Dcpot at 80 r.
m, Ills M and 40 M; Fchburg at 800 a. M and
LES and TBS me- for WnchendOn Troy, Keene and ell.
lows Falls
Making connections at Bellows Falls with Rutland 81
Burlington r. H. for Rutland Saratoga, Burlington &c.
Also with vt. Central X. x. for Windsor White River
Junction connecting with Conn and Passumpsic River
Railroad Montpelier st. Adams, Rouse's Point Ogdans-
purg. Montreal, &c.
Tickets TO all points north for sale at No Foster sire
Worcester. BARNARD, Agent.
Fare rs low as by any route and distance less.
e& Pullman Sleeping Cara on Night Trains for West
aud North r. STEWART. Snp
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8afIruabs.

FnTCHBURG & WORCESTER p ID
Eo,ySSt, MMEK ARRANGEMENT = ommenr,So,l a. n
Or No9ehser TRAINS Tor Moreeas
Leave Pitchburg, a. m, $50 and $50 n M
T outn FitcF burg, sos a. m, r. "a and S e. o m
tS eev3llin5sster, Sl2 a. m, LOO and 800 D. m
psatsss, Gtosslng, I. II a. H. l.07 and 607 D. m
sterli,ssS s Eiie.oI SO g. M, is and SIS D. m
p'sssls center, S.33 a. m, l. 20 and 20 D. m
1aassa hser trains for Fitchburg-
Sscr,sH 9reestef, $50 and Ii. Is g. m and 9O -,
Steriinss Syliet eI % and ll5T a. m and & 00 N
Pratt INN yssr, ~ and 1905 p ra and OS D. M
Gates Crossi, ,on ~ a. m, and u. II and Is D. M
SoUib ii ~ "a CIV a. n. r. and $ 30 D. m p ~
Is,,yr EItel1,oufg, 157 a m ~ IN and "a >,
"a - n, tCTl oEs-The hi ana IN * :, 81, 49,,
~ ~ ii1s rom Worcester connect ~ aiN
ali points north and 'V w Sltand and Burlington tor
MIN the efnont and Massachusetts r Il frenonIE
and BIatteboro and nternedate sa,io Tor Greenfield
&c SUI a. m. and 1850 p. m. tram troyn q
nect So worcester with Boston n w. Iiourg cone
a. worcester, Norwich & WOreestcr y Iosldehce
field. anu 'ne west via. SprInEs
me by p m train from Fitchburg connocts a.
SgsteT Win Norwich q Worcester SteamboSt a. Or
New FORK vs. New London IL M ny, Train fOE
Oinee Fltenburg q Worcester X. r. ~ sup -
PtehburO MavI
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PROVIDENCE WO, I. RAIL-
n moss Train stopping only at WuonsOcket and IT,
brdaei leaves Worcester ut 1918 a. M; Providence IA
Rl5 p. m. 80. r.a,ns, ,,,ri ,,o.,. "A, -
denee and way sation at 1850 and IL M 400 and 40
pm $50 -. ,vo.oo.,.. 49,, - .
II45 m, and 1905 p m. Wv '''V anu
The i.4O a. mnil and 2l5 m. (express, trans srr
Providence and the 10 10 a. m (expressj and ioo D. M
nna) trains from worcester, connect nd WorPaatax
Junction with trains TO and from Clinton E,tcIt,,,ss.
Rutland, Saratoga Montreal Nashua Lowell In,yroce'
Concord and the White Mountains; Sprjnpaed nihamo
Troy, Ningalla rails and poiniA North or Meat '
ponts. W u" 'ihportAht
the Worcester trains, except express and G. 40 n M
connect AT WOonHooket Junction with tralns 10 ma er
Milford, and ~ Waterford with trains OF he Rostan
Hartford and Erie railroad " ''' "'H'""'
SPECIAL TRAINS
Leave providence Tor Waterford 800 A. m couusctIna
Norwich. 's0' f"'hhn N1~
Leave WoOnpocket for Providence at 226 n m
Leave Providence for uxbrdge at 100 D nj.
Leave uxbridge for Worcester at 6A5 am
trains leave Milford for Worcester and Providence M
~. 1 a1 iiUO O. M and 20 p m, Woonsocket for Mi.
W. D. HILTON, supL
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VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS,
AND Troy AND GREENFIELD RAILR6 M
Cars leave worcester, FosteFSt. Depot for Hoosa ~
nell North adams Saratoga and Troy, n " al & 20
NJ Tor N9L ADAMS, iloosac Tunnel treenfeld SheI
Greenfield at $50 and Ills A. NJ, and 4.20 P NJ
pm. w q M anu III
Leave Greenfield for Woeesterat 80 and IS m and
a m. and 200 II. " anu 9'7A
The 100 IN and 90 m trains, from Hoosac Tunnel
$50 m train from Greenfield and Sal m and 90 m
trans IRON Brattieboro, connect at Fitchburg With
trains for Providence, Newport and Taunton
Inc iUO a m and lOO p m trains from Hoosac Tunnel
and a IN and 200 pm trains from Bratteboro con.
meet with trains for Worcester Providence Newport &c
o. T. RUGGLES sum
FItchburg. Mass. Dec, 4, 1871. dtf myi
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The shop of John Frey, in Bangor was en-.
tered Sunday, and several trunks of goods
broken open and partly ri6ed. Kerosene was
poured over them and then set on fire. Forum
ately the flames did not spread.
As John 2. Smith of Rockland was sailing
into port with load OF Holsters, on Friday, his
boat struck a rock and sank, and in irving TO
swim to the shore, which was about two hun-
dred yards away, he was drowned. His youno
mast and was saved
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Ut uvsUTIpVpIuII and IG pedlgrce send for a CIRCULAR
apIl d6t&deoptf LeIcesfer Ntoss


II A N A U G 1T, JR.
~ nopu {Oulg Stallion, winner of the Hiram Wood
ruff stake and six other match races as oiJ
in 1861 winning $780, will stand at The residence of his
owner Hillside Farm, South birmingham Mass nj SI60
or lhe season. beginning April Payment at time Of
FEARNAUGHT, in, is an elegant dark chestnut
l9% hands hlgh, weighs $50 pounds and for sneed'
siyei and endurance Is unsurpassed Sired nv Fear
hausnt uah py Oh Abdaah Gentlemen calling to see
him will be shown several his colts Good stalls and
milo drou9w =, " I ~" W , TEN
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RosT0N, BARRE 4 GARDNER R. Il.

on and after Monday March T. Trains win leave Gard
hel r worcester aud intermediate stations at 800 sis
and u ~ A. NJ, and nj 4.3O NJ, making connection
WIN trains on all the roads terminating In passing
through Worcester.
kEIuRNINGALeave Worcester at 7I5 AM, 1890, 4.55
and 62b =. A., connecting At Gardner with all trans
lIDDsac Tunnel Greenfield intermediate stations
aud al Greenfield and CIRCUITS Corner WIN trains north
n. b. SARGEANT, Supt.
Worppsfar March 1877 diff nor
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WORCESTER AND sPRINGFrELD DIVISION

Leave Worcester for Albany and Way stations taecom
pm. $500 ~
For Albany (expressl S55; for New York and ALBANY
(eXp.) 1928 m, and 4St and 1926 D M New York
Sunday mail leaves at 1905 p Sleeping cars will
leave Springfield for Rochester daily connecting with
4.30 m train. ~
Leave Springfield for Worcester at 200. IL llsO n
l.55 exp, 2O5 exp, 100 $40 exp. Ai0any Sunday
RAILROAD COMMEMORATE Aban! JIG New
York Central, Troy and Greenhush j Iju1snn Rive,
Railroads At Chatham with the Harlem and Hudson
and Boston and Lebanon Springs Railroads At State
Line with the liOusatonc Railroad. AT Pittshed with
the Pittsie an North Adams ana ousatOnc railroads.
At Mestheld with the New Haven and Northanpton RR
At Springfield with the Hartford New Haven and Sprne
field and Connecticut River Railroads. At Palmer with
the New London Northern RR. AT Worcester Junction
with the Providence and Worcester, Worcester ana
Nashua and Norwich and Worcester Railroads
bury, and Milford Railroads. ~
q o. RUSSELL. Sup.t Springfield
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= L
George G. Merrill of Shelburne Falls, backed
his horse, wagon and self over a bank forty feet
high, few days since, without serious injury
10 any OF them.
Greenfield sent 4572 pounds of butter to The
Boston market on the 9th, decrease of 554
pounds from the previous week. The prices
also fell off slightly from the previous week,
VI 2S6 different lots, ranging in price from 90
to AZ eeatS, II sold for less than IS; Is between
70 and ~; 50 between 80 and IS; SO between IS
and 40; 20 between 40 and 40.
The following ballot was deposited at the nolIs
ID Greenfield Tuesday: "As to the question of
Beer, vote No. Also are of the Opinion thai
all persons Should be compelled TO drink Levdon
Glen Water as a beverage, and nothing els. and
mat the State Constable be called upon TO see
that this law be strictly enforsed . - ~
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payable at the first time of service For further partic.
ulars address the subscriber.
myS deoplmF d. W. BATCHELFR


T. TEER will stand at my stable the present
49, season for $50. He is nine years old of I'M
NIX NJ equalled form and beauty and great sub
60 stance. He is proved loal getter and his
colts and hlies resemble him in form and color No
race horse with record equal to Privaeer has ever
before stood in New England.
Wilkes Spirit of the Times March 23d. says of him:
This beautiful and game thoroughbred horse is to
stand again az leicester Mass and we commend him in
very strong terms to breeders m that neighbOrhood He
land He won more iour-mile than any horse
as when he foaled.''
1t Is point of the utmost practical Importance TO
breed such type OF horse that il he fails be flyer he
VIII command good round price for his action style
ana symmetry; and 70 secure this in its most perfect
development we must have the large sound
aI mghly finished thoroughbred Wdllaces Letters on
"HO1 TO breed the TTofter." "
FOR descrpuption and full pedigree send for circular
JOHN L. RUSSELL
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bhAoAOA@ OObNIls
On Sunday, says the Fall River News, DR..
Isaac Smith, Jr., removed needle from lady's
chest, where it had been Tor four years. There
seems 10 be nothing wonderful about that. A
case recently occurred in this city where a lady
took whole paper of needles from her chest al
Ter they he'd lnin thnrn unnrs
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The Provincetown bankers" are now rapidly
getting under way, and, after their hardships of
last year, certainly deserve a good season. If
the sea should prove unkind to them this wear
many would suffer severely. Provincetown now
musters about two hundred sail, and the fisher
men are among the boldest and most expert
enced on the coast. The community is epdeay-
oring TO make some effort to get manufacturinp
established in its midst in the same manner as
Gloucester essayed. The completion of the line
OF rail from Welldeet will make Proyincetown
one OF the most prosperous towns in the state
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MAINE.

tenement house owned Inv Mr. woro,, o,,a
near the lower dam on Green river W; Viii; %uu
town, was burnt Friday noon. Loss, 5000: in
sured. S' Ar
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= clifford and Orange Boy" will make the Season
rom April lst to september lst at the Stable Of tbe
itVpHEctori 81 cambridge street, Worcester Mass
On fucsday Of each week they will be at the stable nj
Horace Bacon, SOuthbrldge Mass Wv H'i' VI
APPS deonIm NfoeUS ,,o,t,,,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-15

,rI,i n - "A I4HIION OKANGE HOY,
5oulg 1se possesses most OF the requisites of a
.attst.cihsa STUCK HORSE. Is five years old stands
nlleen ana half hands high weigh; 1850 b. is Dos
ysso 1l me temper per Get roting action and great
enuuIunce lie Is colt Of the greatest of ToIng sres
w nysayAeS iiambetonian" the of Dexter George
hngH3, etui9Ite ana Bruno, Daniel Boone, Lady
nuPuhta, nlaitie, Socrates Aberdeen, IIapLy Medium
ana lhe grandsirc of Goldsmith Maid f''
Terms; For the Season, SIS. TO Warrant 49,
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Josiah Heath, aged eighty-two years, and liy.
ing in the family of David French, of Chester,
committed suicide on Sunday night by hanging
cred yesterday forenoon.
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THE TROTTING STALLION
CLIFFORD"

improve your Stock by this celebrated Stallion. He is
SnS %e a when IN fair condition. 100 pounds lie
St IeG ~ hGntucky from the Durock and Diomede
from dunghill.' ~ " s'' Baine-cock
= Chn0rd has been Premium Horse in almost eyor,,
Ia h where he has been entered for competition
~ tne mouth OF September 1911 he was entered In nine
lals, anu received eight first prizes among those The
nres Rl5e e We New England Fair Lowell Ills time
tLete was-24O The following week he fook anotbeT
pze at HUDSON Of $3.50 in 23s with the greatest ease
~ lfOung stallion he will stand alone on Ills meriis
III iodusteT ms equals are scarce. He has combina
oo SIZE power style and speed that Is not SURPASSED
ny any horse in the Eastern States ~ i P''"
Terms: For the Season. $50 To Warrant s7s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-15

"a 30 NICE HORSES-Justr received
$500 from the West; some Matched Pairs AS good
HrN5 lot as has been brought into this city This
fore purchasing elsewhere. "
Al the Exchange Stable Market st. Worcester Mass
apoV dtf A. PARKER
NOR SALE-Or would exchange for Real
= Estate, nice HAT AND CAP STORE few miles
tOn worcester, Inquire al 2h5 Main st. dtf ap5O
GOOD CHANCE FOR BUSINESS. =
slAIE RIGHTS FOR SALE Of an excellent
All IY Nv I've man who would like TO travel cannot
Fxchsn O wei Call and investigate at the Inventors
@a NJ NO, " Pearl ST. office Of
~ dts w. s. KNIGHT & co