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NORWICH AND WORCESTER DI.

NORWICH AND WORCESTER d.
~ VISION, b, H; and E, R, R., isS2,
G.;sI m. Way Passenger Train Connects at Web
fc gr W.T. W IRAN rom S9nth6rdge and for Bos-
ford and PROVIDENCE; at Norwich with train for
1900 M Way Passenger Train. Connects at wor-
ccester with trains from Boston, Nashua, Fitch
western and Providence nes al PRtnSm WIZ
train ron Boston and for Willimantic at Plain
neld Tor Hartford and Providence; Norwich with
trains for New London, and New York via
eester with trains from Nashua, Fitchburg Low
ell &c; at Worcester junction with Express
train from Boston, and trains from Western and
Providence and Worcester roads; at Webster Tor
and for Wimantic; at Plainield Junction trains
from Providence and Hartford arrive in season for
R.PasSengers from wav, stations Except
We6s,eT Putnam and Danielsonvilel for New
7.eO pm Steamboat Express Train for New York
Connects at Worcester with trains from Boston,
Concord. Manchester. Lowell, Lawrence Nashua
pole FraRn aRS BGEg go ed SSsS NGr ws
for New London at % 81 pm.
4'1O M Steamboat Express Train for Boston, daily
except S4 M9nday) connecting at Putnam for Bos-
eeester Tor Boston, Famingham, Lowell, Nashua,
LONDON At ;;ea9Fs M So IhiS train leaves New
600 m; Way Passenger Train. Connecting at
or Boston arriving at ANA n.y. and q for T' VIII
nrn mn al Worcester Junction for Springfield
anyway stations, Albany, &c, and Providence:
at Worcester for trains to Boston, Nashua &c
Il'45 a m; Way Passenger Train. Connecting at
IIalnheld with train from Providence and
Hartford and for Providence; arriving at wOr-
Gester junction in season for trains to Boston,
Providence, Springfield ana Albany; at Worces-
ter for trans TO Boston, Nashua &c.
@'A5 pm Way Passenger Train. Connects at Nor
wich with train from New London; at Plain
hed Junction with train from Providence and
Tor Hartford; at Putnam for Providence. Boston
ana stations west of Wapole; at Worcester
junction with train for Boston.
WEBSTER SPECIAL.
Leaves Webster for Worcester at Ei.GOam
Leaves Worcester for Webster at ti.:sO nm
p. ST. NJ ANDREWS, Sup't.
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TO YOUNG MEN.


We consider Dr. Mansfield of Worcester Mass, a very
able and skilfn practitioner in the treatment of Sper
matorrh@a or Seminal Weakness; likewise Diseases of
Woman In fact, we may safely say he has not his
equal in either branch of the science.-Ed Democrat
Brooklyn, NJ !.
JyI2 d&wtf
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no HORSE OM NERS The announce
y mont made short time since. That those who
wished hopoa shod with the GOODENOUGH SHOE
could be accommodated Al ne shop Of the Street Rail-
way Company ,ed to greater Increase Of WORK than
could well pe attended 10 with present facilities there
lore An arrangement has been made between The Good
euoiigh Horseshoe Company, and Mr. A. j. BEMlS. 81
Aafhei -. whereby be will hereafter SCI the Good
enough Shoes for an who wiea them.
H. s. sEARLES
aNai nN Supi Street Railway.
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RosToN AND ALBANY RAILROAD
Sr-,i B50ISPoN AND WORCESTER DIVISION.
June 10, 1872: - commencing hoNpAf

BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION
tIno M is ARRANGEMENT, commencing MoSpAy
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester.
For Boston, at 4.2O exp. Z. OPS exp and gA5am and
IN; % mp. d95 exp 40. 600 and 9.55 exp M
ne Az m, and 3.25 355 and g55 IN trains Start
st. station. 10y 80 ei9 NUN rosteT
For Grafton, westboro, southville, Cordayire and
Ashland at and 945 m, l.iO 43O and m anu
FOR South birmingham, 20 T. o. and o AZ y m an
1925. 3.j5. 400 and 95j y m, " ' anu ''f' i H. l4o'
For Milford at and 9.z5 am, lao, 825 and 48Onm
F0r NICK NJ NJ and 945 m 40 4.39 and m
ana Brighton. at and 945 a M 430 & n m p9u POI.
sengers LOT the same stations also take the 40 m
ai 70 Na5ck, ana there change to the Saxonyjlle
wards. ~ i minutes alter-
The 42Oa m train runs every day except Monday. all
Others every day except Sunday '' W.
sunday Express from Albany leaves WASHINGTON ca
station at IS m for Boston. 's'0" GUS
sunday Mail leaves Washington So station 2sO A m.
TRAINS LEAVE BOSTON as follows:
for worcester, at D. I, $50 exp. exp II a m 20
SeNpress 4SO express to birmingham $50 express 500
For New York, via Springfield, exp. m. 3exp.
New York via Norwich, $50 exp. pm.
Grafton. 5, Z, u 4 M 100, 300 M
Westhoro 8, I. II a m, 100 4 80 $50 exp nm
SouIhVilie /, il m $50. 4.9O I'M.
corrGayille, 5, II m, l3O, 1870 pm.
sa anti % , 1, II a M 20. 400 $50 exp. pm
llpm. f'' ~ '''V 49, 0'i'' y eAp''
,Natiek. l. TO- Il m, lsO, 25 5, $50, SIS, 645 IL
MiliOury am, 4.S0 pm
SaXonvil e, 10 a m. SIS D M
XII q S3V eNp exp m, 2I5 exp. 43O exp M
sunday man leaves Boston at $50 n m stonning NJ w
newton, south Birmingham, Worcester West Rrook
"n' I. u RUSSELL, Sup't. Springfield.
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Railroads.
BOSTON, BARRE AND GARDNER
~ RAILROAD CO
On and after Monday. Nov. 18th.
iel1 a T. r. SARGENT. supt.


hoAD-On and after Monday Juy 1 $50 D.
senger Trains will run follows: ~ - - '9'-' - an
Leave W orcester at $50 and lII5 a m and IL o,,
= layer Passenger.) p m ' i" $40 ana
leave AVER junction for Worcester at sam
LgaVe AZ ojshua az 40 m, II 90 M and 500 m
osu ram connects at ktchbrg with trains for ,ba
eIon' ana massachusetts. Cheshire and Rntland and
Durngl0n Railroads, at Aver Junction with trains ~
H. e fl'cnnarg down, PeterborO and Shirley Sfonv
S1I N, an i, Lowell and Lawrence Railroads: and ~
Nashua win trains OF the Wilton Concord 80
Tna LawreGce Northern. Boston, Concord and MonTesl
roads tN anu Osuehsburg Ral-
c me lib m train connects at Fitchbura with
Cnesllre and Rutland and Burlington freight and pas
Ssnger TO Rnfland) trains at Aver J1neiion wi,
trLttGmouig, stony Brook. and Lowell and Lawrence
ttalls; ala AT Nashua with Wilton Concord Manches
ter ana LdWrence Northern Ito Frankln) and Boston
CONCORD ana Montreal Ito PyH onth) trains ''
Inc 4.2O p m train connects at Fitchburg at 7 15nr
VIII SnsIlTe Vermont and Massachusetts and Rutland
aug Night En- press traIns at yer Jnncton
WIN fllchDug Peerboro and Shirley and Stony rnoii
trans; ana at Nashua with Concord Manchester and
fh1HGrehce Northern Vermont Central Night Express
o. anu "oii'Ieai ana C6Iamp E trains.
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PRoXIDENoE s WORCESTER Rail.

n RoAD - arrangement of trains, commencing Mon
Express Train, stopping only ut Woonsocket and Ok
hridgel leaves Worcester at 0,l5 Providence al
2,lb p. m.
Accommodation Trains will leave Worcester for Prov
dence and way stations at T30 and II 30 M. and 400
and So D m,
Providence for Worcester and way stations at 1Ae
and ll'45a, m. and i,C5 p.
The I,40 n (naiD and 2.l5 m lex press) trains
from Providence and the l0lb n m lexpress) and
400 (mai) and $50 p m trains from Worcester. con
meet at Worcester Junctioniwth trains to and from
Clinton, Fitchburg Rutland Saratoga Montreal Nashua.
Lowell. Lawrence Concord. and the White Mountains;
springfield, Albany, Troy. Niagara Falls, and points
North or West,
Through Tickets and Baggage Checked to allimporant
points.
The Worcester trains, except express and $50 m,
connect ut WoonsOcke Junction with trains to and from
Milford, and at Waterford with trains of the Boston,
Hartford and Erie raToad
SPECIAL TRAINS.
Leave Providence Tor Waterford 900 m. connecting
Immediately with trains for Southbidfe Putnam ana
Norwich
Leave Woonsncket for Providence al 2.30 p. m.
Leave Providence Tor Uxbridge at 100 pm.
Leave UXbrdge for Worcester at 0.4b a M
Trains leave Milford for Worcester and Providence at
1.4O and II 90 IN and 420 Woons0cket for Milford
w d. HILTON Supit.
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WORCESTER AND sPR1Ncrrprn n,v,S,ox

commocation) at 6 s. m 10y ''""ohs 'ao-
For Springfield and Wav Stations e AZ q M ,rd,,
pm. '' . " M anu VI
For Albany Cexpress) S.; for New York and Albany
teNp,l lO25 a m, and 4.30 and 1925 D m New Yori
sunday mail leaves at 1905 m. Sleeping cars will
4.3O train. '' e''i'o'lns WIN
Leave Springfield for Worcester at O. lI3Oa Ias
eN:, 2C5 exp, I, $40 m, Albany Sunday exnress
6'J0 a M Sunday mail 1925 a (Mondayj 'N''
\, RAILROAD CONNECTIONS AT Albany with the New
nork Central. Troy am Grecnbush and Hudson River
Kairoads, AtChatham with the Harlem and Hudson.
ana Boston and Lebanon Springs Railroads Al State
Line WIN The Housatonic Railroad. At Pits6qld with
NE itsaSd and North Adams and Housatonic railroads.
Al Wesiheid with the New Haven and Norbampton
Railroad At Springfield with the Hartford New Haven
and Springfield and Connecticut River Railroads At
rainier with the New London Northern railroad ii
Worcester junction with the Providence and Worcester
worcester and Nashua and Norwich and Worcester
railroads. Al South Framneham with the Boston
Chnton and Fitchhurg, Milford and South BIRMINGHAM
ana Lowell Railroads. G. o. RUSSELL,
rtInI.A..I
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WEBSTER SPECIAL.
Leaves Webster Tor Worcester at 500 I'm,
Leaves Worcester for Webster at Ei.:sO nm
7. ST. NJ. ANDREWS, Sup't.
Norwich d Worcester Division.
EITCHBURG 4 WORCESTER r. r.

ElTCHBURG & WORCESTER r. R.
= y, SUMNER ARRANGEMENT - Commencing on
MoNDAf, May /, ls7l.-Passenger Trains for Worces
ter.
Leave Fitchbnrg, S a m. 1850 and 5 50 pm.
south Fitchburl sos m, l2.5i and 5 "a pm.
Leominster SIP m, LOO and 600 D m,
Gates Crossing, S,l7 M, OF and sol D m,
Pratt Junction S26 m, ] Is and is D m,
Sterling Center, s3S M l20 and 20 PM
Passenger Trains for Fitchburg-
Leave Worces ter, 30 and u Is a M and 20pm
sterling Junction, 707 and II 81 m, and 90 D m.
SterlinS Centre. I. u and 1905 m, and OS D H.
Pratt IS Junction. I 20 a m, and u IA and 5l6 M
%a'es, Crossing, IS am, l2.22 and 5.94 pm.
Leomtnster 7aO a m, 1880 and $50 y M
South Fitchhurg, Z 81 IN, II 80 ands 81 D M
RAILROAD CONNECTloSs-The $50 and II IL n m ma
40 m trains from Worcester connect al FitcbbnrS
with the Cheshire and Rutland and Burlington r R foS
all points north and vest also, connect at Fltcbbura
with the Vermont and Massachusetts, for Greenfield
and Brattleboro and inferno iate stations
The SgO m and u 80 pm train from Fitchburg con-
meet at Worcester with Boston & Worcester Providence
~ worcester, Norwich ~ Worcester Railroads and
field. ~ r"e-
The $50 m train from Ftchburg connects OF Wor-
eeser with Norwich Worcester Steamboat Train for
New York via New London ii A. BIOOD Snn,t
uihce Fitchhurg Worcester X RI
itpb Nov
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JAMES SUTCLlFFE, Proprietor.

ESTABLISHED IN 1S38.--P. YOUNG
L. Dealer IN Fancy Goods, Toys, and Useful Articles
Umbrellas and ParasOls Repaired Pinking in num-
ber ofstyles Stamping tor Embroidery.
Agency Of the French Dye House, Of Boston. Goods
sent to the Dye Honse. on Fridays.
Agency Of the MaDdr1ln Tea No. 226 Main street,
nearly opposite the Qulnsigainond Bank.
lei deodtf
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sPERNIATORRHEA

Or Seminal Weakness and Impotency. as the result of
sel-abuse in youth or excess in maturer years and
which produces some Of the following effects, Ennis
ons, Blotches Debility, NERVOUSNESS Cough, Consti.
PATTON Dependency, Confusion of Ideas. Aversion to
Society Loss o. Memory aid Sexual Power, and which
units the victim for business and marriage ulti-
civ causing Insanity and Consumption are thorough
ly and permanently cured Medicine supplied at the
office.
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GAL WIN L. 90 ID ID A II ID s
~ Burning MACHINE WORKS

GALV L. GO ID ID A II d S
~ Burning MACHINE WORKS
Second Avenue, Corner Twenty-second 81.
once NO. Bowling Green, New York,
Manufacture the
PATENT MESTlI0 Burning PICKERS.
PATENF W0RSTED Burning PICKERS, "a,
TINT DOMESTIC BURRLNG PICRERS. OILERS to
attach to Pickers Patent Stee Ring and Solid Packing
Burrlng Machines made Single and Double, for brst
nTeakers OF Mooi CaIdng Machines; Fine Burning
Hechnes iorthe second breakers and inishers.
improved steel Ring Feed Rolls, plane and intersect
Ing, with Patent adjustable spring boxosa Shake viii
lows with blowers. Waste Busters, CottQGins. Blow
era. &c
Excelsiorl Attic international Exhibition in Lon
don, 1864 and a. Paris Exposltion of 1867 our Mes
tho Burning Picker received PRIZE MEDAL, award; :
GOLD MEDAL at American Institute Fair ls65-
and IN 1867. 1863 and 1870 the h ghest award,
At the American Institute Fair. 1855, our Burning
Machine for cards, awarded A GOLD MEDAL,
at all subsequent exhibitions the HIGHEST AWARD
and IN 1870 our Double Burner received FIRST PREMIUM.
At American Institute Fair 1863 and 1870 our steel
Bin RFeed Rolls received lsl premium.
AT American Institute Fair 1870 our WoTstCd Burning
Picker awarded the LIST premium
~ OUR STEEL RING Burning MACHINES ARE THB
ONLY SOLID PACKING BuRRlHC MACHINES III THE MAR
KET. Workmanship and Operation are guaranteed
Our illustrated Catalogue can be had application.
PromptattentoD given 10 all inquiries and orders by
80 ~. u ESQ - ~ a " W
pUJ-GED BRICKS! Very hard, suitable
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VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS,

Y BhMUNT AND MASSACHUSE TTS
~ AND TROY AND GREENFIELD RAILROAD =
cars leave Worcester Foster ST. Depot for Uousac Tim
mel North Adams, Saratoga and Troy, n. " at $50 and
80 a m, Tor North Adams HoOsac Tunnt Greenfield
Shelburne Falls and Bratteboro, at $50 and IL Is M
For Greenfield at $50 and His m. and 42O m.
pm. ' w S
Leave Greenfield for Worcester at 80 and S5 M and
rs m Leave BrattebOro for Boston at 422 and SAL
m, and 100 pm. $3.50 VIA
The 800 m and 100 pm trains from Hoosac Tunnel
659 m train from Greenfield, and s4l and 200 M
trains rom BrattebOrO connect at Fitchburg with
trains tor Providence Newport and Taunton.
The {. 80 m and l.2O trains from Hoosac Tunnel.
and S.i m and 200 m trains from Brattleboro con.
meet with trains for Worcester Providence Newport
&c. o. n RJIGGIFS Snn't
Ettcnburg Mass, Dec, 4, 1871. m Va
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G9e 9aip Spy aa1ornstr, fnoan moning umgr o. 1872
MebitinaI.
Nj E ID c Al OFF ICE
No. 5 Pleasant St., near Main.
WORCESTER, MASS.
DIR. MANSFIELD

has established Grand Medical Office for the
Radical and Permanent Cure of all diseases or de
engagements of the Genital Organs or System, which
viii be treated scientifically and the most approved
principles = Syphilis, Gonorrhea, Geet Structures
Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions Female Weak
ness, Pains in the Back aud Loins. Whites Gravel
Urinary Diseases
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Principal Office. 143 Court ST., Boston.
BRANCH OFFICE-203 Front ST., Worcester
do Mass. diff
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HEALTH and NJ ANHooD RESTORED

Suffere, from Nervous Debility Painful Dreams, Men
tai and Physical Depression. Palpitaton the Heart
Noises in TIE Head and Ears. Indecision, Impaired
Sight and Memory. Indigestion Prosratlon, Lasstude
Depression of Spirits Loss of Energy and Appetite
Pains in the Back and Limbs. Tmidity Self Diitrust
Dizziness, Love Of Solitude, Groundless Fears &c can
ty TO cure.
TO YOUNG MEN.
DR.. MANSFIELD, Pleasant st near Main, Worces-
ter Mass has no superior in the treatment OF that
peraDe allcton, Seminal Weakness SpermatoTrh9a.
Strictly private and confidential
Hours-9A a. NJ to 9 P. NJ. Office open Sundays.
G. MANSFIELD, NJ. D.,
No. 5 Pleasant st.
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NJ a Il l. Il q II U IL Is " ~
Ia ARCH .y'FECTS,
People Savngb Bank Building,
10. 262 MAIN STREES, WORCESTER, MAsB
HTEPBRH @. EAEbR. JAMEs Il. FULLER
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WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE:

II II se1;s S.l% !, "a F,MSSsG;o B Isl
with january" 1872: HIS 'frssnAap ddn Il
Observation-Disclosures GaGeluY.tGail
Hamilton Tlos, X u Herchsr, ,Dr. .Dia;i
Lewis. Or. ". ". Hail. james Partolh
'ct'::~ lia'i., Btteiier slpWWtt,, ''Brick"
Phn,ar"y. i.Jdhn1G Saxt,, M:Ii,ir SciidsL
al kilpaHick, RI, s"i"'wn..N. 'hasa'aay,
write .f"r,it, iocegsipnallN.t. Tdmys.i One
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class periodicals ore givtli for The
I p'i;'i. uf are III lhe,h. 'lhr' Esnst literal
pp.minm list ever pni,'iEht,l. NnIra-
rinlicAl is mnpei frequently r iavaia-
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] Household Magazine is one 1T the. mnlt,7
nih4rite' df bnSindSs Gn'i'rptistt. WNitli,'
mmk' "tMe a!!gre. 'Hltf MrtI.oslist H,mtt
Journal phlaldlpliiiu. Pas, Il FIT Inss
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la good criterion for. the, fytnle.--7
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Premiums to Getter-q.ip. Of Clubs

Premiums to Getter-qljp Of Clubs.
F"r e;nh 81, Of t tIN' we will give Gold
For a club Of ten One dozen Sifver-pla.'
ted TeaspnoAs, worth 50, or " set of Knives
and Forks with hard rubber handles
worth s.. -.
Fora cluh aftwcity, one set Of ivofy
hamlle%l Knives and silxe,-plated Forks.
worth. $50, ,or one set of silver plated la
hle>pno,ls. worth $3.50. .r
For Il cli;b of ATTY, :, fine Silver Watcli,
worth Sf'D;tor q double-bsirrel Shot Gun,
worth $50. .'l.s,.i Il. ....s al ..aJy IT, -
For club ofone hundred, y Gold Watch,
wnrtlt' $50, "r splendid sil3er-plated Tea
Set, worth $50. It:.t''i'1i "a 2 ''iH3"'
For, ~ club. of two ,hpn.lreil, Il splendid
Cold Watch, worth SiUO ,,.a ..l.,,..,I -.
/ For other clubs: acco'.ling to size and
price. we will give Wch.ters Unabridged
Distiouary. worth Si2; Wei,Nstr's Nali'ina.
! Pictorial Dlctionary, worth S5i ,SilvcrruIn
tel Cake Basket, worth SIS: Silypr-p la,et
| Butter Plate. w.rtli g orr -Kh'iv.s an,
4 Forks, worth fron, 81 to s,l0jphrs ,Sht j: an;
/ various other articles. which will bn par
ticnlaiir specified in circulars which vii
be furnished OF application. ''''' ~ - :
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General lee at tohewal's"'
>,,..o..,,i, UTaVerf gs,e,.aa,,

A !1ax rslNCH ENGpAyISeFoF
Ajtle: grave ofistnnpw;lll .hcksaseitI
,hen Lexington, VA, ceneierysii,Tiel
'n"'hle. General Lee stands lnsialff.l tbs
fl"wer Stlewn g,:ave over which bangs
a Wecriny willow. lutte dist:>hct IS
to he seen lsanttfal landscape. hills
decked in Her'lne..elen.ls natural as
zeal ones, apd mappy pther things Which
make this picture a gem Of az! j; one
wl,itl, siians III THE 'l'ar'"r of every
Sn,,,Ierai hame.I IL is witbA,,t Il rival
the ,sweettstand ,nnstituaeiingIy heau-
Fsifnl engraving hetpAs, the public
fsrut hy mil, mounted on q roller and
tp"st. paia'"n receipt of % ceits rr,3 for
so cents. Address J,RC & W. NJ
BARROW, No. 300 i,lain street, Br's-
tol, Tenn. salja 9.ti III: e.l 4ap4i =
+ ~ Agents wanted everywhere t,
11.stlt our popular Pictures, Bonks, Pho
! tographs, Charts, &c. Cataldsur'
1 sent free.
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Special Premiums ii

To the agent sending; us; the largest
n,,, ,i;asr Of Subscribers t rnn mow u,fil tie
lSts,f Jnqy, 1872. tnnY lass than 5oh,) Ne
will prsel,t u spIeiitsid Chambers Piano
worth 500. ,..,l i..,.,t. .,g r.,
:NI1.:t Gold Wntrh worth $3.50 ''.'' ''''.''''
Far the next biggest .lst,'n,ot less than
$50. q Sewing Machine worth Ss25,,or La-
ly's Cod Watch, same value.
Fur the next largest list, not less than
|. 100. ii, Sewing Machine, or Eatiy's Guild
Watch. worth 500. .@sa5tsa
Persons who se;,dsus~tAaAs aud do no
.lesire/tlie l,.,mti,tu,s. !c;,n retaiu 10 pi
! cent of the amount collected. ..t.. .,f,.. i.
A,llitonS can lie made to clubs at an,
time ut club rates. -. - >n''attH 81 ~
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THE WORLD,

l.
viii aim.-as the. reecgniGsl ans, leading
nyg:!ti Of the D:.:mns:ra;ic p,lty in tue great
t,,;as Of ntti'asni! 6ana..rce ''alrA in'"l'ii
genah--to fl}iil, this it's mission ans lptk
wifi, si,atl!lsl hnltnEsS and tide lily; fnr
inspire inf THE ranks OF tlfi;sh w'n dirk
thu, sa,ar ti,ia.gs ao@etvui,ig t''bi Rennbic
an united, nrgppiml determined aud per-
ssirn't 'zi.if; 70 win new recruits tiiinn
a,nn1g' t!iiise hwhn' have heen eiit!iitS to
tle'DpniH.f:}cy ri the conflicts of Il dead
past: and to itt;ts3hAl nn,innbrn'lti, ',iha-
l;,sx.. ia tile friUllirhH Il t. the: ballot t"'x
(lrne lmttjA,irlN of Republics OF Liberty,
Equality aud ilT. lua,..,. IS. 80 tks,i 9ii
I'd as 4 VEHICLE OF NENNs, i's';"
Tue World win spme NJ expense, no EN-
r!SY. jnulai rtain and ;.lsance;its place 1T,
fhe first rank Of mettnppIian journals:
its-ie>h- -ahslal-u.+, ie.as. .sAts accurate
nsWy. c0TnN77iSing t'ffs W1plT circle Of cnl'
re-. Intelligence AMI literature, will bs
distressed; us, irrGoneS ,agr.Hr.l u"2i"N =
TRUSTWORTHY ORGAN OF OPINION
with candnr. with, steady Aey9tion 4!
sound pnb.ia. and private morals, Will!
special kiinwlt;!ge for 'spt'ciAl themes an,
with various and wi'.-reacliag Janpfthen
sion of the m;bnifnld interests of men ans
I orp,, in Their comes. their market
| places their workshops, land their farms
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-12-11

'FHyuE gCHARACTER, OF THE LNtIS-
L Wilt Cnnri.r-.In Journal is so we'll known
.rrnn Maine To California, and lTSrrpNta.'
tim for energy. ai'ilitvihntl ENTERPRISE is
50 universally cnpcel'ed blythe rtnsS;'nd
the, people, that wa deem aniy e,!ahHorAtr
eSKasltini, Of its p;ilicy ann rfintiN|ts a.
together r,s,naressary in ti,is 'p's'srtrt"s
Suffice it, toisay. that in the intnf"., rs 1T
.Itass in tie past, it VIII maintain aud adj
y|ncatetln principles Of the National I9rh'-
ocratie, party ishnat. aAaripg "ne;iatglts
ipAern44e"c or hrrS'tatl's !" sAlS:fs$ us
honest tnnvic, ions ~ ,n,teasi""n requires.
and always having atrfie!,rr'tla' iateltSss
Of the pfoN IS aY,ist, r'el,q'lFA; AZ 7.
schrmin@. selfish aud disii",!r$t lnittlc'i,,lS
Isj,.iSiaYrrs et.irls7s it sIfill'lG iiii,-;ii,ii
To a,,yas,ra, tl,s high standard MlrtnibFs
,naimtaineh by the Courier, Inpl2ll. First
ahah ahnve every Other Consideration, i
will be .uG,denf' lg1l2 ,''' /" Hf''fi'itf"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-12-11
THE SAINT LOUIS Hotel

VNIls magnifcentH" Hotel, lately renew %
4 and greatly improved. and entHss
re-hlrnishcd in. most sunlp:noI's ana u,
giant 1t Viz, ny he st. Ennis lintel ass -,
tino, ,of which II. T Motions Esq,H ~ =,
Orleans, is the President. was olerIss,Ip
the travelling Echniihsinity on the fi ",
DAYof FEBKUA RY. 1872, under tue W.
asement, ofthssnnasfslsntd .oJ
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Formerly Proprietor Of the N' New =
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