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mission One Of the colored men in the shop
cruelty threw a quantity of Scading water on
the monkey, burning him so badly that his life
is despaired Of The ape was unusually intelli-
gent and it is thought that Jealousy prompted
the deed
Adam Gier, of Westerly, left his home Thurs
day evening, May 10th. Friday morning his
wife received a letter from him, written in Ston-
ington, stating that she never would see him
alive as it was his intention to end his life by
drowning. The letter contained FIVE dollars in
money, which he said was all he had with him.
He was in New London, Wednesday, the 18th,
and those who met him noticed that he was act
ing very unlike himself A reward Of fifty dol
lars is offered for tue recovery of his body.
One of the most affecting stories told the
prison committee, as they recently went the
rounds in Wethers6eld, was that of Anton
Merz, a German, thirty-one years OF age, SEN
fenced for forgery by the MiddleseX county
court in February, 1871, and whose term eX-
pires next February. He says that he got ont
OF work owing to a sore arm and hand, his wife
aud child were sick, he could get nothing for
them to eat, no milk for the infant He tried
TO borrow, but no one would lend because he
was sick, and there was no prospect of earning
anything 10 repay with. His wife brought him
bank book from mans room across the
ball, and, by pleading that he would not leG her
starye, drove him to the bank, where, by sign
ing another mans name, he got $500. He once
went TO the bank with the book, but, without
going in went home. His wife threatened 10
commit suicide unless he got her some money
| She went with him a second time to the bank
and made him commit the crime
RHODE ISLAND.
A boy named ZanesDury, at work in the mill
| at Wanskuck, while looking down the hatch
way, Friday evening, was struck in the back Of
| the neck by the descending elevator and lived
ten minutes after. The lad was thirteen or
| fourteen years of age.
There is considerable talk at Newport over
the marriage of black man to a white woman,
contrary TO the laws of the state The parties
have left for New York it is sad on account of
"things getting too warm for them"
| F. L. Wheeler of RehobOth was arrested in
| Providence Friday, charged with cruelty to his
| horse-taken before the court of magistrates
and fined fifteen dollars and costs, and delivered
| up the decrepit animal to be killed.
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ROSTON b ALBANY RAILROAD
BOSTON AED WORCESTER DIVISION

:, WINTER ARRANGEMENT, commencing on MOI
DAY, Nov. 10, 1871. ~ ''
PASSENGER TRAINS leave worce5ter
40 ag5 cyD 3h5 eyp 6OGand 4 yr anu $40 III, ana
The 20 n, and 3.25, S5j and 955 m trains star,
no washington 50 atom all others from Foster st
For Grafton, Westboro' southville Cordavuc ana
Ashland at 100 and IS IN, ii0 and 500 D M
For south birmingham, 400 700 92h and As M
Lao, j.25 3.55, 800 and IS D m. 49,
For Milford at 100 and 925 q m 40 % and "a m
For NatlCk at Z 90 and a. a m, l. 10 and 800 . m
FOR Wellesley, Granville, West Newton Newton
and brighton, at 100 and 9.45 and 500 D M Pas
segers Tor the same stations also take The lao u n
train to Natick, and there change 10 the SayOpvlI,
train which leaves Eatick twenty minutes aer
wards e"
others every day except Sunday.
SUNDAY express rOm Albany leaves Washington s0uare
stlt,O at S35 m, for Boston.
Sunday Mail leaves Washington square Station Al
40 = q (N0n tay), tor Is. SION
TRAINS leave Boston as toiiOwB.
roo " Orcestef at 6.U0 100, $50 exp. exp m 70
express ~ expfess to Framingham $50 express 700
For New York, via springneldi9OO exp am, 800 exc
BOO exp. p M
New York via Norwich 5SC exp nm
Grafton. 100 III, l.30, 4.30 p M
Westb1T0' !9ga m, 80, iS0. $50 exp. pm.
southVllle, 70l m, l.30, i30 M
Cordarle. 100 III, 100 80 m.
Ashland, 100 IN, 100, 4 80, q 30 eyp q m
south birmingham, 5.0G, 200 $50 eSp and q M ayn
a I.du zIt exp, 800 exp 400 10 evn ' 6a II
s4 Hsti SgO ! sS X M 9O NJ M e. o,s
~. ' '' WV
@illbuiy, 100 a M 43Opm
SsxOnyille. 1860 M $40 pm.
Ai i, VO S5O exp 9eXp SIN, 2l5 exp, 4SO exp pm
sunday Mall leaves Boston at $3.50 m stonnmg al "
Newton, South birmingham, Worcester West EroGk
heid, faher ana Springfield, arrives in New York a.
5SO M {. .. RUSSELL, Sup't, Springfield
A. FIRTH, Asst Sup I, Boston
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WORCESTER AND NASHUA RAILROAD
Sunday Passenger Train.

ON and after SUNDAY, April L 1872, a Passenger
Tram VIII leave Worcester for Nashua and way stations
~ A. N. Returning Will leave Nashua for Worcester
and way stations at p NJ arriving az Worcester nj $50
This train viii connect at Aver junction with
sunday passenger train for and from Boston and way
stations on Fichburg railroad also. with sunday pas
spnger train for md from Lowell Boston AMI way sta
tons stony Brook anu Boston and Lowell railroads
a.. n, TURNER. Sup't.
Worcester, April 0, 1874. apG dtf
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ID o S T o F L G L
Worcester, Mass.
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS.
Present Arrangement.

Northern Worcester County. Vermont and New lamp
shire closes at 500 m; due at pm.
Manchester, Concord and Nashua n H. Lowell Leom-
mister, Lancaster West Boyston, oakdale and Clinton
closes AZ = a m AID S3O m: due AT 95 m and M.
fllchburg closes at Q, lO45 m and $3.50 m. Due at
Gardner and Vt and Mass r r. closes at no. lOA5a
m and p m. Due 9,l5 m and and q D m,
Prneeton, East Princeton and West Sterling close at
City OF Boston, close at $50 and a M u.s. 8 and p
Bd Dde a. al 6 2na S ~ e 49, go and 10 80
| IN. Due at Dis 1880 a IN and 4,3O pm.
Maine, Eastern New Hampshire and Eastern Massa-
enusetts' close at ~ and m, l,l5 and Due
| at $50 m, 20 and 1913 p m.
Rhode Island close at $50 and II m, and $50 M
Way Mall on the Providence and Worcester railroad
| close at $3.50 I'M. Due at 9,45 am
Milbury, Whitinsville, East Douglas BlackstOn
Sturbridge Southbrdge and woonsocket close at 6S0
Springfield, Albany western New YORK and Western
states close at 54j and IS m, 345 AM pm. Due
and sp2ngddi IL Way Mail close at and
g. a m, and 545 m: Due at $40 IN and $3.50 pm.
n and S45 m Due at ! 45and 10 m.
New Haven, Conn, close at 945 a m, As and m Due
Norwich and New LONDON Conn, Webster and Oxford
Mass close at a m and 49, nj. Due at a IN and
Way Mail on the Norwich and Worcester railroad
closes at a m. Due at
Grafton close at $50 and m and LIS and m Due
Milford Mendon, Hopedale and Framingham close at
m, LIS and m. Due at 9,l5 1880 M and I3O
pm
Southboro close at 8 p m Due at lO3Oam
Westboro, Cordayille, HopkintOn. Ashland and Hol-
40 pm. " ~
Marlboro close at 3 and s pm Due at 1880 m and
1880 m.
Northboro' close at LIS, and m. Due at 1880
m.
Barre aud Smithyllle, close at sl5 a m and M Due
at 81 m and 345 pm.
Dana. North Dana, New Salem. North New Salem
close at As 4 m. Due at $3.50 pm.
HubbarlstOn, close at 6 and l045 m and D IN Due
at 8, 80 IN, Els and m.
Princeton Holden, Rutland. North Rutland, close at
4 ? m. Due at 930pm.
leicester close at 9,45 m and p m. Due at gam
Oakham and Shrew bury, close at a a m and 70 n
m. Due at $50 and M
Mails for New York and Boston. and places beyond
close at this office on Sunday at nm.
FOREIGN MAILS Mails Tor the Furopean Steamers
close daily, via New York, at 9,45 IN, 345 and pm
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HofT, WHEELER T. BRADLEY
AUCTlONEEns


'"HhAL ST., BOSTON,
~" nesuiai Au'uon Sales every TUESDAY. of Dry
Goods Woolens. Clothing. Carpets, rancy Coods sra,y
oood'' ana mats Also every THURSDAY sale
for the retail trade. dM.w6ssm 80
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. o RiissrLL sup.t Springfield


w ROAD-On and after Monday Sept, 4, 1871, passer
ger Trains will run follows.
leave Worcester at $50 and II Is nj and 20 and 6S
(GrOtOu Passenger)
Leave GrOlon Junction for Worcester at sam,
Leave Nashna at 1.l0 m, IL. m. and 500 M.
The $50 Train connects at FtGhburg with trains for the
Vermont and Massachusetts, Cheshire and Rutland and
Burlington Railroads, at GrotOn Junction Will trains Of
the titcEburg down. Peterboro and Shirley Stony
Brook, and Lowell and Lawrence Railroads. and 70
Nashua with trains of the Wilton Concord, Manchester
and Lawrence Northern, Boston, Concord and Montreal
roads
The ll,l5 m train connects at FitchDnrg with On,
shire and Rutland and Burlington freight passeu
ger TO Ruand) trainsi at GrOtOn Junction with Fitch
burg, stony Brook and Lowell and Lawrence trans and
al Nashua with Wilton, Concord Manchester and Lawt
renee Northern ito Franknj, and Boston, Concord and
Montreal ito Plymouth trains
The f.9O m tram connects At Fitchbnrg, at lis IL
with Cheshire Vermont and Massachusetts, and Rutland
and burlington Night Express trains at GrOon Junction
WIN FitehbuTg PettrbOrO and Shirley and Stony Brook
trains; and at Nashua with Concord, Manchester and
Lawrence, Northern Vermont Central Night Elk prcff
ogdenshnrs and Montreal and champlam trains.
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NQ sIG% 1 Al AND !, WORCESTER DIV.

~ OiSN IL n AND WORCESTER DlV1-
~ SION, b., H. and E. RR., 1871.
a 81, reAiss GoMG souTH, LEAVE WORCESTER At
O.HS a M Way Passenger Train Connects AZ AZ w.,
ster with train from SOuthbridee and ir1 r.. =.
tom at Planned with trains to aid I nor ,i boi
H anu Viehee at Norwich with Train "a,
10 90 10. Way Passenger Train. C0nmrcte a. W.
Sester Win trans from Boston, Nashua. FiiSb
Western and Providence trains. at Pntn9i MN
Tram nom Boston; at PlainAed for Provide"ce
~ NS @,. 1o with trains for New London Mystic
S'15 m. Way Passenger Train Connects .t Wo,
eester with trains from Nashua Fitchburg fo No
ell &e at Worcester Junction with * s, n ~
yam p, ron Boston and trains from Western anS
PROVIDENCE and Worcester roads al Putnam WY ,IS
trhln from Boston; at Plainfcld Junction tr %
from Providence and Hartford arrive IN season "a,
FMS IRAN Passengers from way stations feTna IN!
webster, Putnam and Danie5onyiliei f,T w H.
r Si6 by steamer from New London, viii take thi,
T.So III Steamboat Express Tram for New yo,.
SI "a, a. worcester with trains from Boston
S,9tnIyq9rl, haneheater Lowell Lawrence Nasb1s
Eitchburg, &c. at Putnam from Bostnn Wa
pole, Franklin and Blackstone; leaves SorwlSi
Tor New London at 0.15 pm WIZ
1RAIEg Conc NORTH LEAVE NoRwIcn A..
$40 M. Steamboat Express train for Bosto Az ts,
except Monday) connecting al Putnam f5r .I RnSs
ton, Blackstone Frank in and Wapoie. AZ al VIZ VT
ee a for B9st9n, Framingham, Low eli, Nashus
steamer. 80 '''"' "
0.Ooam Way Passenger Train uonneerms
Plainheld Junction ior Providence: Mt PINE,
for Boston, arriving at 10. go am; at WoreestSS,
Junction lor Springfield and way station, Anal
Boston, Nashua &c ''i 'i"'iF
l.itO q m; Way Passenger Tram CONNECTING q.
Painheld With train from ana for Trov; rs a,
srfnEng al worcester junction in season fortral
70 n9slol providence, Springfield and Albauv
at Worcester ior trains to Boston Nasbu9 &a 'S
$50 ~, N wy Passenger Train. Connects al Nor
held junction with train to Providence: Al WoI
cester with train for Boston " ""
Leaves Webster for Worcester al n 90 a nj,
Leaves Worcester for Webster 1T a.:t6 nm
a, :; 1t. M. ANDREWS, supt,
CIV Norwich b Worcester nitis{1n
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woKcEsrER AND srRINGF1rLD DIVISION

leave Worcester tor Albany Way Stations taccon
modatiOn) at G.3ba am ~
FOR Springfield and Way Stations SOS 500 am and a.
pm "
For Albany texpress) 955; for New York and Albany
(eXp) 1925 M and l.5 and 1875 m. New York
Sunday mail leaves at 1905 p. NJ Sleeping ears will
leave Springfield for Rochester daily, connecting with
1870 p m train ~
Leave Springfield for Worcester at ZOO IT. .uSOam
LBS exp, 20j exp 100 $40 exp. m. A'bany Sunday
express $50 m. sunday mail 1925 i IN N onGlv)
RAILROAD COEEECTIoNs.-at Albany " ; 10 Now
York Central Troy asd Greenbusi, = ! HUDSON River
Railroads Al Chatham with the Harlem and Hudson
and Boston and Lebanon Springs Railroads. At Slate
Line with the llouaat0nic Railroad. Pitsheld with
the isicld an Gorth Adams ami IIousatOnic railroads.
At Wesheld with the New Haven and northampton RR
AZ Springfield with the Hartford New Haven and Spring.
the New London Northern RR. Al Worcester Junction
with the Providence and Worcester Worcester and
Nashua and Norwich and Worcester Railroads 4 I
Souil birmingham with the Boston, Clinton and Fitch
bury and Milford Railroads.
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RosroN, BARRE & GARDNER R. r.

ON and after Monday, March 4, Trains will leave Gard
ner for Worcester and intermediate stations at 500 S5
and II 40 A NJ, and at 4.jU p. NJ, making connection
with trains ON all the roads terminating or passing
through Worcester
REfuRNlNG-Leavc Worcester at 7f5 AM, 12.3O ABS
ann 625 p NJ, connecting al Gardner with all trans
the vermont and Massachusetts Railroad to and from
loosae Tunnel, Greenfield anu intermediate stations,
and al Greenfield and q outs Corner with trains nOrtb
and south from those points.
4. h. SARGEANT, Sup't
Worcester March / 1870 dtf n27
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NIGHT SOIL REMOVED and Vaults
apgg d9m Box go Worcester I. o.
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~ A l. V L N l.. 60 DDAR IS
~ BURRlNG MACHINE WORKS
Second Avenue, Corner Twenty-seeOnd ST.
once No. Bowling Green, New York
Manufacture the

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Burning Machines made single and Double, for nrst
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Improved Steel Ring Feed Rolls. plane and nteraeet
ing, with Patent adjustable spring boxes. Shake vii
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EXcesOrl At the International Exhibition in Lon
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GOLD MEDAL at American Institute Fair l555-
and in 1867, 1863, and 1870 the highest award.
AT the American Institute Fair, 1855, our Burning
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At American Institute Fair 1870 our WOrsted Burning
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~ OUR STEEL RING BURRIHG MACHINES ARE TuE
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DIAMOND JEWELRY

Comprising many exceptionally
rare specimens in Single Stones
as well az in carefully Matched
serving especialinterest from the
daily increasing difficulty of pro-
curing Stones of fine materiaIin-
telligehtly and accurately cut,
WATCHES from many OF the
most celebrated makers.
ape deOp3m
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STONE CANOES

of marked artistic merit, mount
ed in the most novel and attract
i've styles.
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A. p. AMES.

In o A. p. AMES.
f@%NOy Carpets Cleaned Made and Put Down.
NA%21 Windows Washed and Houses Cleaned.
S~ylE.JM Second hand Carpets and Clothes bought
$780, a1@and sold. Laundry work done by Mis-.
pestt. Anes. One price only. Terms cash.
nnesuehee, 30 North Ashland a.
promptly atennedto ~ d,,,,'"s' M lbs ~
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PROVIDENCE Il WORCESTER RAIL.

EIhON Il)ENCE x WORCESTER RAIL-
n RoAD--Arrangemen0 trains, 1872
Express Train stopping only at 0Onsoeket ana Va
oridge) leaves Worcester at lois M; PROVIDENCE AZ
ais y. m.
ACCOMMODATION Trans will leave Worcester lor Prov
dence and way stations at $50 and ll3O M iV and 6ae
pm . .,
Providence Worcester and way staohB 81 10 ana
II Is M and i.05 m. .,.,
The $40 (maiD and 2 Is m tex press trains from
Providence, and the l0l5 m. (cXpfesal ana iuO p m
(maiD trains from Worcester, cohnnScl ~ Worcester
Junction with trains TO ana RON tHnton Fichburg
Rutland Saratoga Montreal, Nashua, Lowell lawlencs
Concord and The white Monnlansi Spfingheld ALBANY
Troy NiaraTn Falls and points North or West.
Though Tickets and Baggage checked to all Important
Ihe woroester trains, except express and GAO n N,
onsct sd Junction with trains To ma , ~
MILFORD and al WATERFORD with trains of the Boston
Uartford and Eric raroad, N'
h"rlioiu w SPECIAL TRAINS
leave Providence tor Waterford 300 a. M connoc,,,
rnInedlatcy with trains for Southbridge bptnap.
Norwich -, g.. NJ, ~
Ieaye Providence for Uxbridge al I an ~ ~ y m
Leave uxbrdge for Worcester at adam
trains leave Milford for Worcester aud p.o,t,.
80 and ll.UO a M and 40 .. woonsocket Gr III, ~
ford at s.4t q. M, and l,3O and 80 D. M 'or MIL
w II
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RaiIruaos.
4 EW RAJ ROAD ROUTE
VIA
birmingham and Lowell Railroad

on and after Monday Oct. 10th ISL po,
het DailS e,lch way SUNDAYS excepted viii ne m
ootMesh ~. fralnnglam and Lowell, making so run
70 =, , =, 80 birmingham with Trains an ~ ~
n u. rom oreesier, Springfield Albany and M "a a
IatSseilgefs can leave Worcester, VIA Il 4 q ~ est
w \. a. arrive m Lowell at S.4S A NJ al Q 5S a.
arrive in Lowell at ll4O A. at ia ? n 20 A n,
Lowell atS49 NJ; at 800 and $50 p M aTIi We ~ ~
Returning. Trains leave Lowell for Worcester ON, ii, .
ST. at 9o A. N arrive at Worcester at $50 A. NJ. ' "
sg SiINe ~ worcester at $50 P. NJ; at 545
AiilNt al worcester At lU.3U P. II. ''
through Tickets and Baggage checked through IN al
HhPorsalt poIRts trains arrive at and depart nom
and quickest route between Lowell and Wor ie Uest
Springfield Albany New York and the West ''-e9'e''
+. j, CRosSMAN, Gen Agent Io% owe l. ri'enOuls
ElTCHBURG n WORCESTER A. ~
SUMNER ADVANCEMENT - Commenringi ~ -
MONDAY, May !, lsll-fsssenger Trains Tor WoresI.
leave Fitehburg, 8 a, m, II so and 5.5Op.m
south Fitef burg, sO5 s. M, y. q and 554 p N.
Leominster sl2 a. m 100 and 500 p. IN.
Gates Crossing, sly a, m, l,07 and 60I D. m.
itatt, junction, 20 a. m, Is and is D. M
ssterlng Center, s35 g. m, l.20 and g. 20 p. m
Passenger Trains for Fitchhurg--
Leave Worcester, $50 and II Is a. m and 4 o0 ~ .
SSteInng Juncten IOi and II 81 a. m and 500 n =,
Sterling Center, ia and IL 05 o. M and OS n - III
Prat's Junction E2O a. M and III ii and Y Y p "a
Sates Crossing I25 a. IN, IL % and ~ n ~ -
south Ftehburg, 737 a. m. II. 80 and I'm m
hAtLkoAb COESECrIoRs.- 6 80 and ills n ~, 49,,
~ p m trains from Worcester connect al M III ahd
WIN the cheshire and Rutland and Burlington y y, o,g
all points north and west; also connect ~ ~ Is Tor
VIII y eIloht ana Massachusetts II for Creen6a3
ana IN bialtehOru anu intermediate stations i0e
TIE $40 a. M and II 81 p. IN. tram from f,tcl,t,,.
meet 80 Worcester with Boston Il Woreeser con
a. moTc1ster, Norwich d Worcester Railroads ar
held. A tHe West VIA. Spring
The sop; M tram from Fitchburg connects at w.,
New York via or N Worcester Steamboat Train iot
oulce Fllchburg a Worcester K. r. } - Cup !"
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VALUARLE LETvrERs

should invariably be taken the Post Office and Regis
tered The Registry all parts the United States
Is 10 cents Canada, cents; Great Britain and the Ger
man states cents.
OFFICE HouRS-From Gas m to pm except
Sundays On sundays, from 9,45 to II, 80 m.
money order business closes on Saturday at pm.
JalH du j. PICh EFT,
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CoSNECTICUr.
,aoh;,' ouns iadN 10 Pawcatack was accidentally
Ae0i ;a. ~ 10 the nose. 1t took, and her bugie
,ha Two new London gentlemen drove faster
cost them S. i''oi VI iuSc' anu IL
oonle snly Young ladies in Hartford are sail
" nav flsiieu Two convicted murdere,s h lilo
t~o Amer pn'seeted them with bouquets and
I'm SO thirsty" said Naura,,, "nV ~. ,,,a
"hs ~ VOTE "a corn feld. 'sWeu ,vnrs
away, sad his industrious father "Ynb , WIN
the prophet says, Hoe every one tbat t gpow
Mr.. VIM. b. French, an esteemed resde,,
South Manchester committed suicide On ~
day night by hnnsing himself with rome 10
was seveniy-iwo years OF age, aud appeared IN
be in good health.
A little cur dog fell from New London doc,,
into the river Friday A large Newfoundland
saw Tue fall, stood for a moment Is il c0nteln.
piaung the result, aud then plunged into th,
water aud brought bis litte lriend safely 70 The
land.
The Windsor Locks mnr,lerers-scott and
Charest-have been put 10 work 40 the stat,
prison 10 the shoe shop. Th,s was their request
Scott having worked two years at the ifade
lhey asked to be placed in one cell, but this de
sure could not DC granted, as doubling up" Is
against the rules Of the prison. Both seem 10
Dc rs cheerful as when in iail
Tue laie Mafinns Lord Of Hartford left an es.
.aM ,aluen ~ s5OOOO. unon the death Of his
vile he provides In lis VIII tl1f H., vlnl, Am
" ufllel between ibe American tract society
lns 9unuas school union, the American Bible
society anu the hOnc missionary soclcty.
Da,ins t4e hinnder storm o. Thursday, an
Allsiney pul, belonging 70 j D. Avord. ssn''
in Milford, was struck ~ lightning Xxi tiileiiI
Tue animal was walking ieisurely across lLe
fields, away FROM any frees, and when .,,,,nt
dropped dead without even a kick
- New Haven thursday, an Italian organ
grinder with monkey, stopped in mont OF i
negro barber shop, aud, while playing his in
Sirumeni, seui the ape inside on a collecting
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49, FOR SALEM Spencer, miles
k;i from centre small Farm of 10 acres; will keep
MELT and horse through the year, and have hay
-- TO sell; well stocked with fruit trees; cot
tage house, rooms painted, papered and blinded in
good Style barn 80 40 in fair condition; 20
be had if desired, in addition, Tor $500.
Price, Sl7OO-a down Apply to
ID. +. PARAiENTER IL co.
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a. FOR SALE-The well known Daniels
&,i race, No. 2oi Pleasant St, consisting OF about
lll one and Oneeighth acres OF land. well covered
win good variety Of fruit trees, all in bearing
cohltioh large house. with eleven rooms, well ar
wen OF heVeTlaiing soft water For further particulars
Front st. d2ws moi
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n HORSES HORSES
Reeds Sale Stable, Shrewsbury.

ANN large lot of fine, sound, Western Horses
-AA-=<ka!ust received and for sale cheap at
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-27

49, FOR SALE-A desirable Farm of
VIII so acres, in West Boylston, miles from Worces-
ki!l ter; will keep six and pair of horses the
year rOund acres wood and timber; 100 fine
young apple trees, Just commenced bearing; 20 pears,
and other varieties of fruits superior 2-story house. and
barn IS 50, cellar under the whole; hennery, pggery
eranary ice house, &c; the buildings all frstcass
and in good condition; water into the house and
barn. will be sold at a great bargain, will exchange
for city property. Apply to
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