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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-24

CoMMENDABLE IN THE PORTLAND HIeH
School GIRLs.-It seems that some girls in the
high school at Portland, Me-, have seen the folly
of their ways in the matter of dress, and are
about to amend. A communication in the Port
land Press thus explains the movement:
The high school uniform or reforml in dress
is not matter of compulsion, or even a matter
that has been urged upon the girls of the school.
| The movement originated with the young ladies
| of the first class, who seem to have seen the
| general tendency of extravaganza and fondness
| of dress, and who have taken this step as n
means to remedy the evil. The first class girls
| have series of resolutions which they propose
| to sign, and to keep during the remainder Of
| their school year; and they have invited the
| members of the three lower classes to ioin them
| in the movement. The idea is simply this: To
introduce general plainness of dress for school.
| and also to do away with the usual full dress
parade of examination day, the dress for that
day being the same as the ordinary dress The
style OF the dress is to be plain, becoming and
convenient; if any dark color to be relieved by
gold-plated buttons and a fancy belt, having
upon The buckle the date of graduation, like
that upon the boys caps. This reform is radi-
cal, and at the same time conservative. They
limit jewelry, abjure lace, and even propose to
do away with those slang phrases of which the
girl OF the period" is supposed to be so fond
Inc mothers and fathers of the rising genera
ton are almost universally pleased and the
young ladies have themselves taken hold of the
matter IN way which shows that our girls of
the period are not wanting in energy and COM
mon sense.
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HE TESTIMONY OF THE RoCKs.-Mr. S. B
Cushman makes the following communication
to the Wiscasset (Me,) Oracle:
On page 1O6, "Ancient Dominions of Maine. ,
the author, in speaking Of Damarlscotta, says
"A smooth rock appears whereon the washing
of the sea has laid bare numerous inscriptions
in writing, apparently cut by human art in
characters from one TO four inches long, one
eighth of an inch deep and covering surface OIL
ten feet"
As the correctness of this statement has been
questioned by some-and rs the author mad(
the statement from my representation of the
fact to him at the time of writing his hook-i
seems necessary that the fact itself should be
established without doubt.
have recently visited that locality, and the
characters then saw cut in the rocks remain
as saw them for the first time in the autumn
OF 1886. Several parties from this and othel
towns have seen the same inscriptions since tina
time; with my own hand, laying aside my coat
| assisted in laying bare, with spade and brusl
broom, one tablet of granite of compact texture
| fourteen feet long by two and one-half wide
| covered with these mysterious chiselingS, sOmt
| cut with gouge-ike instruments aud Others with
| sharp-pointed tools. Two of these surfaces were
| thus brought TO view-the second one six feet
| long by three wide-that had been hidden from
| mortal eyes for many centuries.
| The figures themselves are of various sizes
and lengths, ranging from three feet five inches
| long and one foot wide, wn to one and one.
half inches in length, manifestly executed by
men of skill in that line of work Numerous
| characters are to be seen upon other and APP
| parently detached rocks. all indicating one and
| the same purpose, and written by the SAINT
| skilled workmen, at that period Of time. In ap.
| pearance and shape they are unlike any thing
have ever seen, and cannot well be described. ]
have, however, made arrangements so that
| these inscriptions can be carefully Transcribed
upon CLOTH for the use of those who are inter
| eSted in such matters.
| who wrote them or what time they were en-
| graved there. | leave these things for Others
| to answer. But beyond question, as TO time,
they antedate the Christian era and 90 many
centuries beyond it. 1t may be of Icelandic or
Scandinavian origin; or, what is more probable
the record of the people inhabitng the shores
of the Levant.
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TO THE LADIES.

DR. Mansfield is without doubt the most successful
oncr in the treatment Of those complaints requr
ing skill seGesy and experience, and all other Diseases
medical aid, both young and old, male and female will
hnd IL to their advantage to consult Dr. Mansfield lie
is man thoroughly posted in his profession regi-
lar graduate Of edieine and gentleman worthy the
will cost you nothing and may gilmore benefit to YOU
than you imagine.
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dale, early Sunday morning. She had been in
i'll health for some two weeks, accompanied by
great depression Of spiritS-a depression it seems
she had always been subject TO at times On
this occasion it took the form of religious ex-
element and she had been observed by the fam
lily to pray aud weep almost continually for
some time past. The manner and cause Of her
death were so well understood that an inquest
was deemed unnecessary.
They made it very interesting on the New
London Northern road, Friday. For a clear,
healthy start the first freight train I'D ran two
cars off the track, and was DELAYED two hours
In the afternoon two freight trains came in col
lision near Norwich, and five cars were wrecked !;
the engine of the afternoon train up gave out
near Stafford, and lay there several hours, while
Tor an agreeable change, the conductor of the
passenger tram down was arrested at Palmer for
a breach ofthe peace. In the evening freight
train broke in two near Scotch Gap, and two
cars were left standing on the track, while the
rest OF the train went on to New London. The
steamboat train ran into these cars, and was de-
tanned three hours, and Saturday a freight en-
CINE run off the rails at East New London, and
blocked the road This would have greatly de
layed the next train up, but with commendable
foresight it ran off the track itself Just before
reaching the obstruction. The frequency of
these accidents makes it exceedingly pleasant
for nervous travelers.-Buletin.
RHODE ISLAND.
A handsomely furnished and spacious free
reading room will shortly be opened in Woon-
socket in connection with the free library, by the
trustees of Harris institute.
The barque Bessie Rogers, which was sunk in
Newport harbor last summer by the steamer
Bristol, is to be blown up by torpedoes
John z. Campbell & Co., OF Providence lose
about $4,000 by the fire on their premises, on
Monday night. Fully covered by insurance.
Two years in the reform school is the fate of
a South Kingstown lad who stole and ate an
"apple slump" A hard case
new Methodist church, which cost S14,OO
was dedicated at Little Compton yesterday al
ternoon. Bishop Simpson preached the sermon,
and pumped seven thousand dollars out of the
audience after the formal part OF the ceremony
had been performed.
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M E d 1 G AL OFT CE.
No. Pleasant St., near Main.
WORCESTER, MASS.


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, Gonorrh@a, elect, Structures
Seminal weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Female Weak
ness, Pains in the Back aud Lons Whites Gravel
Nervous Diseases, llumors. Dyspepsia Piles &c
Or. Mansfield will cure all OF the above Diseases by
his new and improved method in a short time giving
entire satisfaction to his patients. 5g SpermatoTrhna
permanenlly Cured and Lost Manhnnd Reslnred.
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YOUNG MEN.

especially who have become the Victims Solitary Vice.
that dreadful and destructive habit which annually
sweeps 20 untmey grave thousands of Young men Of
the most exalted talents and brilliant intellect who
might otherwise have entranced listening senates with
the tlunders of eloQuence may call wit u confidence
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semlnnI vyeahness on spermatorrhen

Immediately cured and full vigor restored. This dis
tresng afction-whch renders life miserable and mar
rage mpossihle-is the penalty paid by the victims OF
improper indulgences. Young persons too apt to
consequences that may ensue. Now, who that under
stands the subject will pretend to deny that the power
proper habits than by the prudent? Besides being
prVed Of the pleasure ofheathy offspring, the ser
Gus and destructive symptoms OF both body and mind
arise. The system becomes deranged the physical and
mental functions weakened, Loss OF Provocative Power
Nervous Irritabity, Dyspepsia, PalpatiOn of the
Heart indigestion Constitutional Debility and Wasting
Of the Franc. Couch. COnsMmntinn. DeclN and Death
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DISEASES OF IMpRUDENCE.

DIR. HALLoCK has discovered the most certain speedy
and only eiectual Remedy the world for weakness IN
the Back or Limbs, Structures. Affection of the Kid
neys and Bladder Involuntary Discharges Impotency
General Debility Nervousness Dyspepsia Languor Low
Spirits Confusion of Ideas Palpitation of the Heart
Timidty, Trembling, Dimncss Of Sight or Giddiness
Diseases of the Heal Throat Nose. or Skim Affections
OF the Liver Lungs, stomach Bowes-those terrible
Disorders arising from Solitary Habits of YOuh-SecTet
and solitary practices fatal to their victims than
the song of the Syren to the mariners of Ulysses blight
ing their most brilliant hopes or anticpations.
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TO YOUNG MEN.

Dr. MANSFIELD, 5 Pleasant st near Main Worces-
ter Mass has superior in the treatment Of that de-
porable affection, Seminal Weakness or Spematorrhoa
Strictly private and confidential
Hours-9A A. NJ, to p. NJ. Office open Sundays.
c. MANSFIELD, NJ. D.,
No. 5 Pleasant st,
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nor SALE-At q bargain, or to be let. a
genteel house OF eleven rooms with city water and
gas, on Lincoln street not far ron the square, posses
sion now. Inquire of +, l.. MESSENGER at Worcester
County Institution for Savings. o23 dis6t
TROUBLE can be avoided, if a certain per
= son who took those Opera Glasses from parl6r on
High street, returns them speedily to the owner
o22 d3tt
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Married persons. or young men contemplating mar
rage, being of Physical Weakness, Organic De
billty, Detormities, &c. speedily cured
He who places himself under the care of DR.. Halock
may regiously cOnfde in his honor as gentleman and
confidently rely upon his skill a physician.
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ON MARRIAGE.-Happ Relief for
~ Young Men from the effects Of Errors and Abuses
in early life, Manhood restored. Impedmens to Mar
riage removed. New method Of treatment New and
sealed envelopes
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION No. 2South Ninth
ST., Philadelphia Pam institution having high rep
ntaon for honorable conduct and professional skill.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Dr. HaIlOck addresses all those who have injured
themselves by improper indulgences and solitary habits
which ruin both body and mind, uniting them for
either business, study society or marriage These are
some Of the sad and melancholy effects produced by the
early habits OF youth viz: Weakness of the Back and
Limbs, Pains in the Head Dimness of Sight Loss Of
Muscular Power palpitation of the Heart Dyspepsia,
Nervous Irritability Derangement of the digestive
Functions, General Debility, symptoms of Consump-
ton &c.
MENTALLY, thefearful effects on the mind are much
to be dreaded Loss of Memory Confusion of Ideas De
preston OF Spirits Evil Forebodngs Aversion Soce
ty, Self Dstrust, Love Ut Solitude Tmidity &c are
some Of the evils produced Thousands OF persons oa
ages can now Judge what is the cause of their declining
health losing their yigor becoming weak. pale nervous
and emaciated, having singular appearance about the
eyes. cough and SYMPTOMS of ConsumptlOn.
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From the Saturday Evening Express, Aug TO- ls72.l
We direct the readers to the advertisement OF DR..
Hallock, The HaoCk Medical Institute has become a
fixture in Boston, and is eXcelled by similar estab-
hshment in the country me learning and experience
and general bearing of its assistants have obtained Tor
IL celebrity corresponding to its efforts secure the
confidence of its patrons We assured that none are
employed at the establishment but those thoroughly
skilled and qualified and regular graduates at one or
more OF the best medical schools in the country.
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NQ}RTsWygTEoHa AND WORCESTER 81

~ VISION, b., II. and T.. r, R. 1872
TRAINS GONG SOUTH LEAVE WoECFsrEp An
G'S'5 m. Way Passenger Train. Connects at Web
fop M w ,Fa rom s9ulhbridge, and for Bos-
ford and Providence; at Norwich with train to,.
New London from West Side station. IAN 'o'
1000 a M way Passenger Train. Connects nj w
cester WIN trains from Boston, Nashua Fitch
hurg, Lowell, &c an Worcester Junction Will,
Western ana Providence trains: AT PntnIYn y,itI
train nom Boston, and for Willimantic. nd PIain
neld Tor Hartford and Providence; Norwich with
Trans i for New London, and New York via
5.I5 m. Way Passenger Train Connects at Wor
cester with trains from Nashua Fitchburg Low
ell, NC; AT Worcester Junction with EXpress
tram from Boston, and trains from Western ana
PROVIDENCE and Worcester roads, at Webster for
S0uthbridge; at Putnam with train from Boston
ana for Willimantic: at Plainfled Junction trains
from Providence and Authoritative in season for
this tram. va IVA
Passengers from way stations Cexcept
custer, futnam and Danielsonville) for New
YORK by steamer from New London, will take this,
train 10 Norwich. ~ '
7.sO pm. Steamboat Express Train for New York.
connects at Worcester with trains from Boston
Concord, Manchester, Lowell, Lawrence Nashua
FitehgEurg; &c at Putnam from Boston, Wal,
for New London at BIS pm.
TEAMS GOING Norm LEAVE NORWICH AT
A'AO III. 9ieamboat Express irain for Boston, daily
except Monday) connecting Mt Putnam for Bns-
ION; Blackstone, Franklin and Wapoe; at Wor
Concord, Fitchburg, &c This train leaves New
London at $50 IN N'''' 'o"
Flanheld junction for Providence; al Pnfnon
i9r Boston, arriving at 10. 70 a m, and for VII
nlilhuci at Worcester Junction for Snrin gnoj5
and waystations, Albany, &C. and Pr6yidesncee! ~,
- at Worcester for trains TO Boston, Nashua w .
plainied with train from Providence' d az
Hartford, and for Providence; arriving at Wo trr.
CesIefJuncton in season for trains 10 Rost "a
Providence Springfield and Albany; at WS STSeH
- ter for trains TO Boston. Nashua. &c
@'l'b m way Passenger Train. Connects nj Nor.
wch with train from New London: al pisin-
field Junction with train from Providence ana
and stations west of Wapoie; at Worceste,.
Junction with train for Boston NN'''A
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WESTWARD, H0 Tickets for the
Me5 w az W. d ora points South the
BARNARD, " :. and Canada Express oiice Cromp
cheerfully given. du W.
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YOUNG MEN

who have injured themselves by certain practice in
duged in when alone habit frequently learned from
evil companions, or at school, the effects which are
nightly felt, even when asleep, and if cured render
marriage impossible and destroy both mind and body
should apply Immediately. What pity that a young
man. the hope of his country, the pride of his parents
should be snaiched from all prospects and enioyments
life by the consequence of deyiaiing from the path of
nature. and secret hatit Such persons must before
contemplating marriage reflect that a sound mind and
body are the most necessary requisites to produce con-
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BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD
BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION.
, - MER ADVANCEMENT, commencing MoyDAv

BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION.
81, 81 VI M I5 ARRANGEMENT, commencing MONDAY
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester:
10 2 eSp 5 eye s 6S exp and 9i5 M and
The 42o m, and u.s. SIS and IS 81 IAp in IN:
rom ishngon square staon all others from Foster
For Grafton, Weslboro', southyille, CoriavlIe and
AI Fn ti az and 945 m, 40, 4.30 and pm
. FOR south BIRMINGHAM, 420, 7. 25 and g45 n, an
S25, S55, 43O, and 9.55 m. '"' ''i' At NJ Law
Far M Mdtjc a. at and s5 am PRS and 4aO IN.
TOT Wtllesley, Granville. West Newton Na,y.,,
and Brighton, at and 945 a m 5SG q n m oe" Don
sengers for the stations can also take Ike an
ra 10 HatGk ana there change to the SaxonYille
wards W." minutes after
The 40 m train runs every day except Monday; all
Sgn6at Express from Albany leaves Washington So,
Sunday Mail leaves Washington So. station . ana,
TRAINS LEAVE BOSTON as follows;
For Worcester, nj 5, l. $50 exp. 8 exp Han, I al
express $50 express to birmingham $50 express I o.
~, For New York via Springfield, exp m, exp. 9
Grafton, 3, I, u m. l.30, 4 30 M
Tesi6 .sl 8 l. i m l3O 40 $50 exp. pm
Cordayie, 5, 7. II m, 100 43O m.
ashland, O. 4 Il M 80 43O, $50 exp. pm
south birmingham, 5. I. $50 exp. and exn II On,
20 2l5 exp exp 4 4.3O exp s. $50 eX Gg5 q e a M
N9tick, I, 10, Il M 1870, 2l5, T. s. $50. 5.55 esu
Mlibury, am, 4.3O IN.
SaXonyilLe, 10 a M 555 D m.
A optyar S5 tS eiTP seTp M 25 40 exp M
sunday Mail leaves Boston at $50 m stonnn,, o+ w
SGiwgt2n, south tramingham Worcester West Rroop
m. G, o. RUSSELL SIr5,S = / ~ " "A ~ Dow
A. FIFTH, Asst Sup't, Boston
WORCESTER AND SPRINGFIELD DIVISION
Leave Worcester for Albany and Way Stations rac-
pm. ~ 0' " III anu ~
For Albany (express) S.; for New Yorl, and ,u,,
GMpiil IVz2 a m, and 1870 and 1925 m. New YORK
sunday NAL leaves at 1905 IN. Sleeping cars viii
4.3O train. '' 0'ii'''Nlls WIN
Leaye Springfield for Worcester at O. Is llSOam as
eN z.V9 exp T. STU exp. m. Albany Sunday eynress
o%V m sunday mail 1925 a GIondayl F
RAILROAD CONNECTIONS.-At Albany with the Nov,
YORK Central. Troy and Greenbush and Hudson River
railroads At Chatham with the Harlem and Hutison
4iN boslen and Lebanon Springs Railroads. At State
Line WIN the lousat0nic Railroad At PittsAcI1 VIII
the siield and North Adams and ousatonc raiiroada
A. " esiheid with the New Haven and Nortlamnton
railroad Al Springfield with the Hartford New Hayei,
&nu Hprhgneld, and Connecticut River Railroads a.
Palmer with the New London Northern railroad a.
worcester Junction with the Providence and
Worcester ana Nashua and Norwich and WorcesteI
SallrOads. At South Framingham with The Eostoy,
clinton and Fitchburg, Milford and South Framin gl,9,
and Lowell Railroads. c. o. RUSSELL "'ibi"A'
mn
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NEPTUNE LINE.
STEAMBOAT TRAIN FOR new YORK,
viii leave p. & W r. r. Depot Green Street, Worcester
Sundays eXceptedO
AT O'CLOCK T.. NJ. DAILY,
Connecting directly atProydence with Steamers Of the
Prov. G New York Steamship Co.

Passengers can take the lOl5 (ExpJ or H. 80 A. NJ
ience. " ~ 'i wv
Pleasure seekers and families with children will find
,i gery desirable route, as by this line there no
fAtE-"o reeSter to New York First Glass. 90
Second Clas.. 800
baggage Checked Through)
Excursion Tickets to New York and Return pood ror
~ days, VIII be sold until further notice, for 5000
other Line Wv ~ ~ any
The Steamers Of this line have been fitted IN with
special reference to the comfort safety and convenience
OF passengers who by this route enjoy the advantages
o. u SUI through the charming waters of Naragansett
bay before sunset-ar inviting, seasonable supper on
board the boat-and quiet refreshing all night snber
and West. ~ ~
shippers Of Freight to New York Philadelphia Balti-
more Ine south ana West advised that facilities for
u Ht by TINS line are unsurpassed. RATES
Always AS Low AS BY ANY OTHER LINE.
For tickets or rates of freight appy nj ONCE Prov A.
WOf' X. H., Green st., Worcester. or to
A. G. MUNR0E, Agent.
Oo, :, , -, No. Bnney Hall Worcester.
VVince II d W u u and 7. n n. Y. S. S. Co.,
worcester, July X, 1872 ar
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" A L U A B L
Water Power, Mill Sites,
BUSINESS CHANCES,

TOT SHOPS or Manufacturers using steam, with water
connected Tor boilers and mechanical purposes or for
boot anu onoe business, ON the line Of the railroad or
convenient thereto together with over Va
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8aiIroaos.
PROVIDENCE &wORCEsTER RAN

III a Il
day, Sept. 10, 1872. '"
Express Train; stopping only at woonsocket and TX
2.l5 D. ' ~ 'ei'1S At
Accommodation Trains will leave Worcester for p-o,,i
dence and way stations at 100 exp from Woonsoelet
and llSO a. m, 400 (eXp. from WoonsocketJ ana IA
p. m. ~ 'u u''V
and LISA. m. and 4.3G p. m. '' ''f0
The I4O N (mail) and 2.l5 m (express) trai,S
from Providence and the l0.lj a m (eXpressl 1nd
3OO tmaill and $50 m trains from Worcester con
meet at Worcester Junction with trains to and from,
clinton Ficbburg, Rutland Saratoga, Montreal Nasbna
Lowell Lawrence, Concord and the White MOUNTAIN.
North West. ~ Fo4Ai'9
points 'a'i'
The Worcester tTains except express and $40 n m
connect at WoOnsocket Junction with trains to and from
Milford, and at Waterford with trains OF the BOSTON
Hartford and Erie railroad, 'A'
SPECIAL TRAINS
Leave Providence for Waterford 900 m and az IA ~,
connecting Immediately with trains for Soutiibridge
Leave Providence for WoOnsOeket at 1000 n m
Leave NoonSocket for Providence at 900 IN "a n m
Leave Providence Tor UXbridge at 100 nm ~ = M
Leave Waterford for Providence at 5.2Op m
Leave UNbridge for Worcester at : Ia a m
rams leave Milford for Worcester and Providence ~
i.40 and Hoo N and APO I'M. WcOnsockci for Nlori
at $50 a NJ, and 1880 and $50 IN.
W. D. HILTON Sun,t
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-FA NORFOLK AND BALTI-
SSSMORE AND WASHINGTON, b. e.
49, as.=l4 STEAMSHIP LINE.-Scanships of this
sA=zs1.,l Line sail from end OF Central Wharf, Bos-
i9h, AEMl-WEEkLH, at ESQ p, NJ, for NORFOLK and
BALTIMORE,
MILAN KENNEDY. Capt Henry d. Foster.
McCLELLAN ...........". + N. fi6 IItise'''
GEO; APPoLD. .......C Capt. Winslow Loveand.
WILLIAM CRANE. Capt. Solomon Howe
~ Telght forwarded from Norfolk to Petersburg and
richmond by river or rail- and by the Virginia and Ten
nessee AIR Line, TO all points in Virginia. Tennessee Ala
Daa anu He0rsai and over the Seaboard and Roanoke
kallrOad to all points in North South Carolina: y
me baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Washington and ali
Throughrates given to South and West
Fine passenger accommodations.
Fare including berths and meals to Norfolk Slam
time n hours; to Baltimore, Sl5-tme IS hours
Il. SAMPSON, Agent,
mo ou 81 Central Wharf, Boston.
pACIFIC MAIL S. S. CO.'S through line
to California and China. Fares greatly Tednccd
steamers leave Pier No. ~ North River foot of Canal
street, at IL clock; noon, on the
lOTll, 10TH AND BOTH,
except when these days fall on Sunday-then the day
previous.
aoeo9er "A. Steamer OCEAN QUEEN, Capt. JEFF
MAuR1, for Aspiuwal direct. connecting at Panama
with steamer CONSTITUTION, Capt. -
All departures connect at Panama with steamers for
Centra American and South Pacific ports. Departure
OF 10Th touches at Kingston Jamaica.
FOR JAPAN AND CHINA-Steamer COLORADO
will leave San Francisco Novemberl lS72
one hundred pounds baggage allowed each adult
tendance free.
For Freight Passage Ticket or further information
apply AT the company ticket office on the Wharf to n
R. BABY, Agent; to RICE WHITING AZ BTTIToCK
Main and Pearl Streets Worcester or TO agents
Tor new England. c. l., BARTLETT IL CO..
ne dI 10 Broad street, Boston