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nv word u this Democratic party shAll
S1ceeedby strategy under cover Of Horace
Greeley's Olaluhite coat and hat In getting
into power IN this Government, their old
gfu1ge against our banks, our bdnds,
AGAINST tho credit Of the county,
against protection and against our
interests generally, win hold good With
thee men. They have abandoned nonG
al their principles simply because they
do not make issues on them. We must
hold these men where they are now.
Never allow them 70 come into power
until We are satisfied they have abandon.
ed thee old ideAS Applause
The speaker eOnelHded by some satcas.
nc illusions 70 the Liberal tidal wave
which the Democratic and Liberal pres
and speakers had promised in the OctO.
Der elections but which had failed 70 put
in IN appearAnee. There had been tidal
wave, however, on the other side and the
Liberals and Democrats had been washed
high and dry and were ltil tluunderinG
on the beach. Tho present situation d
the Liberal Republicans reminded him o.
the hib1lOuS gentleman who tnmhled Of
the coach, and who after being restored
70 position after some minutes Of medita.
ton remarked that il was 4 pretty bad
upset. The driver Indignantly replied
that they did not upset At all. The bibu.
lous gentleman appealed 10 the passengers
and being assured that the coach had no,
upset. after some further reflection de.
clAred that il he had known the coach
did not unset he would NOT have got Of
al all lie thought there were a good
many Liberal Republicans who, wish they
had not got of Of the Republican
coach and would now be clad "a
attribute their abandonment Of il 10 8
belief that it had upset He exhortei them
10 come back 70 their old places and
quoted Watts old cOuplct about the @viIesi
sinner for their benefit. The anecdote
was well told aud elected rapiurous meri.
meHt
lie dechred his belief that the ReDub-
licans OF West Virginia could cary the
State iUT Grant. Cheers You can
carry il, be said, sgSinSt that orgAnizA,
ton which debated several weeks last
winter whether they would put W the flag
over your State House. You are sur
rounded here by good influences. On
both sides you are Ohio and Pensy.vs.
Mis- The tidal wave is Just ready U roll
In on you here. Be up and n EN-" Re.
deem West Virginia cheersl and lal
once more INTO the Republican column.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-12
MARRIED,

BATuA-HALL-At Bludloa, Indiana on
Wednesday, oetobef9 8, 1874, BY Rev J. Williams,
NJ. JoHN BATHA, Of Fulton, near this cityl and
Aiss RENA Hall, Of the former plho4-
PATrRRSoN-HBRVET.-On TuesdGy even.
ing: October sih, lssa, Al the residence Of the
Stiet's plreLts, By Rev. bard HeEyey, ANDREE
u. PATTEEsOE and 0oEL P. HEETEr, dtaEhtef OF
John Z. HeEVey. Eaq-, all Of Ohio county.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-12

EST AND OLDEST FAMILY
II 4EDICIEE.-SAxFoRD'sL LAYER IxrisokL.
IOR-A purely Vegetable Ct1tkGytIe and 70nit-
for Dyspeps!G, Constipation, Debility, sie<.head-
Sehe, Bilious Attacks, and all arrangements OF
for II. Bsin1rE Of tnlltGti0ai. iIrsS
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DIED.

sHIsLDs.-on Tednesday, October 9. ls7a,
q PITTSBURGH, WHLIAH. sOA Of Almir1 and
Thomas Hhields, aged nonths and d1JG,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-12

"Gea. GrEai Deyz has beea GeisGted. GnA h
nsre1 VII b. "-HoRLeI GEEnEY.
while Asserting tie yiEh1 Of eTerT RspahH
ca % his Eat1aneled choice Of . CANDIDATE ia
nEEi PrIhden; uEtil = DoEain1aoa Il made,
Tesfz.e 10 EsEgest hat Gen- Grant viii Be "a
bsttss esIlIs5a SoE TIA. n0asatSas tbs: IL
iS74 :A.a be va & is53 "-HoELeE GKxnKT
Spec! o. "a I1sSaTy. ISL.
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BEWARE OF COUNTERREITs
LaughIin' Infant Cordial,

no NOT Observation-Disclosures
~ OF cases Of stTot1l1, in It's worst stages,
old Gases Of Syphilis that have deaea the skiIl OF
e1inen! Physicians, Rheuu1dos who have been
suffering for years, and the victims Of the min.
didous use Of mercury. hGTe been radically eufsd
By Df: Tate SArsIpAriI1 and Qlsen's Delight
i H. the most powerful Alternative and blood pari.
Ger known. II Is prescribed By many physicians
IN their practice.
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NOTICE-MRs. 81

MlLLENARY NOTICE-NRS II
4H1 J. BRRISIG has just returned IRON the
EASi with the latest ttyles Of Pail ard Wintei
HAS and BOaneis. Rihboc4, Flowers, Pea;herF
&c; Alec : fne selection o. RGney Goods, IAd!es
md ehDdrens COCsetS. lace and Linen COlS-s
and HIndkerrhltf., cid And Pancy Cove
ScaEiS, HOs!eEy, Lace, Eabsoitery, Edsings
Nethng. Baste+, BsAneleis, jets. 7SGsels. NnaI
for Children, lnfGnts' Hoods. Nilis. Ladies
Sests, Infants Shirt, &c, and yGriety Of No
uons, AL o. which are Of the best quality And
selected with the greatest esle. LAcies Toclt
do well 70 give me call. West side Of No1roI
street, between 4'LEre Ho1se and Boxing.
Drag stOse, Wheeling, WA oetis
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New Advertisements.

* INSTALLATION sERYI0Es.
Tia Installation o. Rev. Daniel WIiliGus q
Pastor d De ROarth Presbyterian ChuFth q
9; jEaslis s;s Repeatedly inriss..O.assl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-12

II you have ChEls, whether every Other day
every tenth day, or every two or three Eg,eki
take Dr.. Tate Liver Pills. and Jon will checE
them, otherwise they win stick to Jou al winter
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PLATED WARE.

We have jaEt received or Fan stock OF PLATED
Ware, embracing al latest patterns Of CAstors,
Batter Dishes, Cake Baskets, cups, KniyeE
spoons, PoEks, &c, st lO4, Market s1tet beloJI
z L5re Hoale. In store = fall line Of Watches,
Clocks, JeEelFy, Speetaeles, &c.
B Pine WAtehe4, Clocks, JeWelIy. &C., re.
celia oxToBY a DpTHrELD.
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49,
FOR RENT
General Hotlc@.

TAKE NOTICR-!ANEs I
L CAMPBELL, G NG.ks4 Fstps- !, - :
Tn Ware Gat HozS Fz--!st N eS;s,st !. -,
tA9t VII salt all BE kLs also FsssTT 4 -.
Aod I'm Frait j&rs. Ke-Sa uuesaitT a ~,
t1Il and vel selsctea FiSek q S.sT.s So.
cd and J3pAhe6 WL:e, BSAE4 az Pree!r1 ~
ties Ps!s IAgne1lG: GrS- tre e a1.I,,
spo5ang AID 61eal JoS5inE. Ehaiata 3
retail teAlE. a
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Fo, Rent,
n o R R 3 n T.

rsrai.A'd E@'sa, At:Aas, Ens. m ca.
ssensna, IN Oea-L Ioaao.. -.
Ian snaatfe At Mn. NEwLAEs. earIE,
street ard XHlSurJ Lgsy, o3osn E,ss.,
street -. -
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NOTICE.-THO>R INDEBTED
IN to The s1bSc-!bz GHs he-sAy nss1.S u:
theiH Gocoants have been HkSs OF M ,aFurs.
can be made on lie - eIy c! SL1IL!. -
To prevent E1y euefrsina, rrp;E- gSa-l "
be IN SttenGsnes, xrd 20 ia: DeE1l " e1ss-lns{
By interested pG:t5eS Q! AZ SnEaAh4 e7lss
que1sz OF &ocozri o. liz :cEa Oz1TI Ezt.A
EzRheG c1a be admitted :; ! Ens-sts aSri
opening inward; IL p:eazr0c .4iS azzs
neeeasSEy CT Geo0E=t @! tSs tr.sr9a4 q -
past year BY Ere
jIal CEAS. e EE:T
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National UnlOn Republican Ticket.

National Union Republican Ticket.
FOl FEIsuuT,
ULYSSES 5. GRANT.
Tos VICE rEEsnEST,
HENRY WILSON, Of Massachusetts,.
Fer Presidential ntetors.
AZ LAbgG,
WI. e STEVENSON, Of WOOD
THOMAS Z. SWAMI, d KlHSThA
DtFTEIcTa.
H:-CHARLRs ?. SCOTT. o. RitsAis-
M-THoNAS r CARsKADOE, q NiatrL.
A-RONEO q. HRsER, Of K6nIEkA
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Dr. n., Is.ss Hair Dye does not st.In til. lIa.p
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ID O 5 T q f + 1 C E
Worcester. Mass.
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS.


Northern worcester County. Vermont and New Hamp-
shire closes az SEQ IN; due 81 p M.
Manchester Concord and Nashua y H. Lowell LeOnl-
mister, Lancaster, West Boylson. oaldae and Clinton
closes q aid $50 m; due at q.li IN and p IN.
Fiichburg closes al 6, l0.l5 m and 800 pm Due at
, and INN.
Gardner and VI. and Mass h L, closes at $50, 1915
m and N. Due rs q IN and > and ON.
Princeton, East Princeton and West Sterling close al
$50 pm. Due at 9.l5 a ~.
City OF ton, close AT $50 and m. LIS and .
Due at 80 and 1850 M $780, 400 8 30 and 10 80 M
Boston and Worcester Way slail close at m and 3
p m. hue at SIS. 1880 m and 4.30 D M
Maine, Eastern New Hampshire aud Eastern Massa-
chusetts close at 6,30 and "a m Is and p M. Due
at $50 q m. ., % and 1880 M.
Rhode Island, close at G30 and II m and $50
Due nj s45 m. is and $50 IN.
Way Mail on the Providence and Worcester railroad,
close at $3.50 m. Due at 9,4j am.
Milhury. Whtinsvile, East Douglas, Blackstone,
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RHODE ISLAND.

VIM Waters was arrested at Newport yester.
day for incendarism and confessed his guilt.
John y, Hartwell, prominent merchant and
manufacturer head Of the firm Of Hatwel,
Richards & Co., Of Providence, dropped dead in
his store yesterday afternoon of heart disease.
james Cannon was yesterday adjudged prob
ably guilty Of causing the death OF Patrick Cor
man, in North Providence, and committed for
trial.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-10

The Ablest Living Writers

The Importance of THE LIVING AGE to every American
reacer as the only thorough well fresh Compla ion
OF generally inaccessible but ind pensable current
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-10
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
YOUNG MEN

who have injured themselves by certain practice in
uuged in when alone, habit frequently learned nom
eEl companions or at school, the effects OF which are
nightly felt, even when asleep, and if not cured render
marriage impossible and destroy both mind and BODY
man the hope of his country, the pride of his parents
should pc snatched from all prospects and cnioyment OF
NE by the consequence of dcviatng from The path Of
nature and secret hanit. Such persons must before
contemplating marriage, reflect that sound mind and
BODY are the most necessary requisites to produce
nubial happiness Indeed, without these the Journey
lhTongh ne becomes weary pilgrimage, the prospect
with despair and filled with the melancholy reflection
mat the happiness Of aDother becomes blighted with
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-10
Read ,yhnf IN. pr... sn...

We consider Dr. Mansfield of Worcester Mass very
able and sklul 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 scence.-Ed Democrat,
BrooklyR, " /.
Jyl2 d&wtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-10

ININf9 NVUNIIs
George B. Coffin of Tuckernuck, Martbas
Vineyard, aged about sixty, recently left that
island, for the purpose Of catching fish. His
boat having drilted ashore without him, fears
are entertained for his safety
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-10

FH'O RENT = Suits of Rooms or SINGLE
suitable for Lodging. ~
n.y. dtf GOODNOW G. TAvrop
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BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD

HUSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION
-, u9 3a ARRANGEMENT, commencing MoNpAyl
PASSENGER TRAINS leave worcester
For Boston at 400 exp. T. 925 exp and q a. q n, IN,
I'iT; 20 exp 30 exp 4.5u, 500 and $50 exp NJ N
me 4.2g m. and 52j, 3jj 9.55 m trains STAR,
st. station. Inns '''in 4 oster
For Grafton, Westboro' Southville Cordavi1e and
f"r South birmingham, 4.20 7, 2j and O. in a m Al
325. 3.ij. $50. and g.55 m. ~ ~ " '' i'4V'
E Ee Milford At and 9z5 am 40, 3.25 and 4.SOpm.
Ior NaltCE nj and 9I5 a m. lao, 4.3U and & u m "
TOT, W gllesley, Granville. West Newton Ne,vfop
ana Bnghlon. at and 9.45 M 80 s D m Pas 4,
seEefs Tor me same stations can also tile 40 m
wards VI minutes after
The 420a m train runs every day except Monday. all
DINERS every day except Sunday ' ~
SUNDAY Express from Albany leaves Wasbnpto, sa
station at S35 for Boston, 'e' ''i'
sunday Mai leaves Washington 50. station 23O rm
(AlondaYl for Boston, 80
TRAINS LEAVE BOSTON as follows;
, For oIcSSJer at D Z, $50 exp, eXp II n m 20
express 4SO express to birmingham, $40 express, 800
For Few York via Springfield, exp. am, exp. 9
Se!g Yorl,, via Norwich $50 exp.p
Grafton, s. Z, II a m, l30, 80 D m
Westboro, 5, Z. II a m, 80, 400 $50 expnm
SoulhVIe, D, Z, II q m 100 40 D m,
CordaVlle, 8, Z IL a m, 100 1870 p IN.
Ashland, g. I, II a m. 80. 430. $50 eXp M
IL m. ' '''' . eAP''
Natick, l. 10, IL M 1880, 2I5, 4, 8, $780, 5.55 s45ll
Milibury, 7 am, 4.3O pm.
Sax0nvil'e. 10 m. 5.55 m.
hiIIoid y S5O exp, AeNp m, 2.l5 exp, 80 cxD n M
Al outward trains run daily except Sunday "
Sunday Mail leaves Boston at $50 m stonning nj w
Newton, South Birmingham, Worcester West Broot.
held Palmer and Springfield arrives in New York al $50
am {. q; RUSSELL Sup't. Springfield.
A, A Rpgtn
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Money sentwithOut Danger Of Loss.

MONEY ORDERS for any amount not exceeding $50
on one order viii be Issued deposit This Office and
payment ofthe following fees:
On orders not exceeding $40. ........... 10 cents
Over so and not exceeding S36...........l5
Over $50 so, ........g0
Over $40 S5i....-....25
Swiss International Postal Money Orders issued at
This office az domestic rates.
Notes only received or paid.
VALUA BEE LETTERS
should invariably be taken the Post Office and Regis
tered The REGISTRY Zee TO all parts of The United States
is cents Canada, cents; Great Britain and the Ger
MlI states, cents.
OFFICE OURS-From 645 m to S D IN, except
sundays. On sundays, from gl5 to 1890 ain.
Money Order business closes on saturday n nm
Jal5 dlI j. PICNEIl, Postmaster
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VIA leiFe l. d w. L. z. Depot Greru Street Worcester
SUNDAYS exceptedJ
At O'CLOCK h. NJ. BABY,
Connecting Directly az Providence with Steamers of the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-10

BERLIN, III Main st. deoptdib-dif ,,1S
ESTABLlSHED In 1S3S.-P.'YOUNG
- Dealer In Fancy Goods, Toys. and Useful Articles
Umbrellas and Parasos Repaired. Pnking In nun.
per OF styles. stamping Tor Embroidery
Agency Of the French Dye House, Of Boston Gooda
Bent to the Dye House. on fridays
Agency of the MaDdran Tea, No. 226 bialu street.
je21 deodtf
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~ VISION, B., IT. and =. R, r. iSS2 no EN- ID
HAMS IN, G3iAG ,ssouTH, LEAVE WORCESTER AT
o'''e = M way Passenger Train. Connects at woi,
ster with train from Southbridge and for Ros-
t oi d., fHllela with trains to and from Hart
-, n New London from West Side station am ""i'' ior
1850 q m way Passenger Train. Connects AZ Wor.
eester with trains from Boston, Nashua Fitch
R ~ lowell, Ne at Worcester Junction with
western and Providence trains at Putnam Viii,
train rom Boston, and for Willimantic: nj Plain
neld for Hartford and Providence; Norwich with
runs ior New London and New York via
OILS n. way Passenger Train. Connects at wor
SSs'er with trains from Nashua Fitchbnrg I az W.
en-. %c.i az Worcester Junction with FvnTess
ninn nom BOSTON and trains from Western, = ma Jss
i ',t ofcesler roads; at Webster for
and 11iorTlldHei ut iutnan with train from Boston
' , 'iueice ana Authoritative in season for
~ Passengers from way stations rexcent
e9Sier' Putnam and Danelsonvlel for New
hoih hy S.elnier from Rev London, viii take this
Ego p m. Steamboat Express Train for New York.
C "alrc{S ~ 9Itester with trains from Boston
FdlehtRu l &ei at Putnam from Boston. Wal,
lar New yi TSIdr an n, hseAsone; leaves Norwich
-, lEA a.N t5@ING Norm LEAVE NORWICH At
= 10 y 10, Sseamhoa Express Train for Boston, daily
d"h' bi1ckSone. Franklin and Walpole; at Wor.
fysIe[ i3r 10 b;os9n, lraminghan, Lowell, Nashua
Lon4or, fiIcn6urg, &c, This train leaves New
"S>' ,;i.i H. /" aE IaS.enger Train Connecting at
dd,"isllGit junction for Providence; at Putnam
anyway stations Albany, &c, ana Pr6vdence.
a, az Worcester for trains 10 Boston, Nashua. Ec
'A'S s q ~ H'y PASSENGER Train. Connecting at
I.ai4leid WIN train from Providence and
GSsltrJ0nctien in season for trains 10 Boston.
i"E,gI ,n5i SpHgsfeld ana Albany; at Worces.
'' il m ny Iassenger Train. Connects at Nor
n H,gn r WIN ram rom New London; at Plain
ned Junction with train from Providence and
lor Hartorii at Putnam for Providence Tos Son
junction with train for Boston.
WEBSTER SPECIAL,
Leaves Webster Tor Wolcesterat tS.O0am
Leaves W orccster Tor Webster g;.ssSR
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\ The Duke ofArGyn, Mat
thew Arnold, Max Muller,
ErcI SFiann-Chatriun, Miss
hack cray, q. Kingsley,
Arthur "a clips, George Gac.
GaOnald, Charles Eeeade,
* aFI Blind, Miss NTuIOck,
sir Robert LytfOn, FriIz
Reuter-, Pref FtgNIey,
E'riule-MinJster Gladstone,
s UIia GaySnaGh, James
Anthony FrouIe, Frances
Power CObbc, - can lu.c-
low, Alfred = ysOn.
robert IsrOwning,as'e some
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Principal Office, 143 Court ST., Boston,
maven OFFICE-203 Front St, Worcester
10 Mass, DIR
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IIs "PP1II INIT HuAI nUIuHY III oJU0


Michael Dillon, serving a sentence for drunk
enness in the jail in Springfield, cut many
gashes in his throat yesterday, aud will probably
die.
The murdered Sackett of Westfeld left will,
made in 1871, and giving his property, worth
from $4,000 to eco, to his two sisters. one
residing unmarried in Wesifeld and the other
the wife OF Henry r. Plympton of Boston. The
latter has died since the will was made, and her
share goes to her husband and children.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-10

Mrs. Sarah Coffin of Thomdike was called
before the Belfast municipal court on the charge
of scalding cattle, when in a "kinlv" fit, as she
called ii. As the water was cold She was dis.
CHARGED
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A MEXICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTS

n. II. EDDY


Solicitor Of Patents for Inventions. Trade Marks.
Designs No. Is slate st., opposite Kllbvst
Boston,
NJ agency "a fte United Staies possesses saDey,or ia,
t3myW oolgehN Patents, or 0sceriaiEiRgf6e paieatq
necessity Of journey to Washington, 70 proc,re a
halent' 9ha the great delay there are hefe saved
TcstimOniais.
y regard M EDDY aso one OF the most esnatic e,a
intercourse. N"'N mao ouelal
CHARLES MAsOs, Commissioner nj p,,.,,.
- have no hesiiltion 10 assuring
cannote employ man more competent ma 3e.-l.t,i
aud more capable ot putting their appcatio i n ig'
10 secure for them an early and favorable co5i
attbe PatehtOihce EDMUND BURKE
Late Commissioner of Isi,s,,,. e,
Mr.. r. ". EDDY has made for me over TltIUI'V' a..
phcatOns for Patents, having been successful hi
every case such unmisakhble proof great iaient t
ability ON he part leads me 10 recommend ALL inyttr
sure Of having the most faithful attention bestowed n
Boston Jan J l,7A d2iwlF JOIN TAGGART.
4 OST-On Monday Evening. I'd, betweel
~ Exchange aud Grafton sis q BLtE BLACK SASH
trimmed Win Cit fnnet. The finder " n he suitab
rewarded ~ leaving 'he same Al this once. dSt 30
A GREAT LUXURY The Celebrate,
"A Michigan spEihg Bed. Cali ana zee ~ al u i
Han COS. a4 Main a.. city Auction Room Worce.
ieT, Aass. >. WALLACE, Agent az W.
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Me0tttmaI.
M E DICA Al FFICE
Nc, Pleasant St., near Main.
WORCESTER, MASS

has established Grand Medical Office for the
Esuleal and Permanent Cure Of all diseases or de
LLngenlents q the Genital Crgans or System which
VIII De treated scientifically and the most approved
gTlhelpleg = syphilis, GOnorIhea, elect Srictures
seminal weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Female Weak
ness, rains in the Back aud Iolns. Whites Gravel
Urinary Diseases - ~ GA
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BOSTON, BARRE AND GARDNER
IL RAILROAD co.
On ana after Mondav. Nov 18th

On and after MOnday. Nov. 18th.
TRAINS WILL LEAVE WORGESrFR fFosto' s,ro, .
Stalo Tor Gardner and way stations at 500 AM b 10
40 ana vi NJ, connecting with all trains on the Yer
mont ;thd massachusetts Railroad to and from Ionsa
i afigi, Gr ire, Braebor9ugh and Intermediate
trains north and south Passengers Tor Rare VII tgt
the 445 P. N. train from Worcester " '
TRAINS LEAVE GARDNER for Worcester and ,,.av
station ~ 5.3} SIS, II 10 a. NJ and 43G P NJ mal,ing
connections with trains on all the roais nassina
or discriminating Worcester i's 'i'"sh
Stages leave Holden for Barre Rutland West FINLAND
Coldbrook. Smithve and Oakham al s 20 p NJ Pr;"no'
ton boa rom az trains 10 the Mountain Houses Hub
G ari, station for ilubbardson, from all trans
general Express business to all points on the road and
in connection with stages. ~ ~ i'''' "iu
Oflce with Boston d. Albany r II
iel7 dt r. IL SARCENr S,,.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-10

The dwelling house of John T. Cummings, in
Warren, was DESTROYED bv fire Sunday, with
al lis contents. Loss $500; insured in the
PhenX.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-10

'k'O ENT-WTH PowER-One more nice
n Room, l06 40 feet in our new mill, safety eoyator
sewer ana water pipe; rent very low
my2D off CHAS. BAKER & co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-10

WORCESTER AND SPRINGFIELD DIVISION.
Leave worcester for Albany and Way Stations tar-
cOmmocaton) at am. ' N"
pm. ' ~ ~ ~
For Albany (express) 81; for New York and Albany
teNp.) lO2b a m, and i.3O and 1925 pm. New York
Sunday mail leaves ut 1898 p m. Sleeping cars viii
43O m train. 20 '
Leave Springfield for Worcester at D 7l5, lISO NJ Ls5
eXs, 2O5 exp, 4 $40 EXP. pm. Albany Sunday express
6.5O a m. sunday mail 1928 Il (Monday).
RAILROAD CONNECTIONS At Albany with the New
York Central. Troy AMI Greenbush and Hudson River
Railroads. ASthatham with the Harlem and Iluison
and Boston and Lebanon Springs Railroads. At state
Line with he li9gsaionc liailroad. At Pitlsfeld with
A. West1eld with the New. Haven and Northampion
Railroad At Springfield with the Hartford New Haven
and Springfield, and Connecticut River Railroads A
Palmer with the New London Northern railroad Il
Worcester Junction with the Providence and Worcester
worcester and Nashua and Norwich and Worcester
Railroads. AZ South birmingham with the Boston
CllhIul lI ubrB, Milford and South birmingham
ana Lowell Railroads. c. o. RUSSELL,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-10

TEtO RENT-A lower tenement of seven
rooms, on Grant Square, Mt. Vernon Place; beauti
iuy located; spacious grounds Terms S35 per month
Inquire of {. X. HUBBARD, 44 Main ST. or in r.
GREENE, Dread. dif - ~ " -, 40 ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-10

VhtO DET-A nice Tenement of five or seven
n rooms, on second floor at No ~ Davis 81. Pos.
session gwen Jan lst Also tenement of three rooms
FOR particulars apply TO Mrs. y. d. WARNER No. IL
DaVsst, or to l.. A. ELY g. co. dtf s25
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-10

n ATl0NAL COLLEGE OF MUSIC
~ ESTABIIsHED ny J,uE NgTN
DELSSoAtN QUINTE ETE CLUE; viii be-
gh september 49, 1871. thorough musical education
~ an bIAnches % the art can bee obtained nom
corps OF FOX EkGN AND RESIDENT a re-
IlsTs Of HIGH GRADE. Applications for
anihlssol now received Glasses formed early in Sep
dress THOMAS MSAN, Director OF National
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