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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-03

itical guile be returned to Congress from the
State at large by a minority vote? This
must be determined by the Democratic
voters of Tennessee. IT they divide their
votes on Cheatham and johnson, as they
now seem disposed to do, it would be
idiocy to deny that Maynard will be elected.
A majority of the Democracy of the State
will cast their votes for Gen. Cheatham,
the nominee of the Convention held after
two months notice publicly given by the
State Executive Committee. But that
majority must be sufficiently large to
secure the defeat of Mr. Maynard. We
will give it as our honest belief that Gen.
Cheatham's majority over Mr.. johnson in
Middle and West Tennessee will be greater
not only than Mr.. JohnsOn's majority over
him in East Tennessee, but will be greater
than Mr.. Johnson's entire vote in East Ten
nessee, even though he should get eUery
Democratic vote cast in that division of the
State at the last election-l6, POI, which is
impossible. That we do not speak at ran
dom we repeat as we have before stated
that we have endeavored to obtain from
reliable sources in every county of the
State approximate estimates Of the vote
that will be received by the various candi-
dates now before the people.
We have reports from seventy-two
counties twenty-five in East Tennessee,
thirtv-one in Middle and nineteen in West
Tennessee, leaving twenty counties to be
heard from, some of which we know to be
the largest Cheatham counties in the
State. The report, which We have,
gives Cheatbam II, 575; Johnson 40, 500;
May nard 49, 800. Suppose you take ten
per cent. of this estimate from Cheatham,
1851, it will then stand 77,575-7,757 or
| SO, ,8lS for Cheatham. Then add to john
son reported vote ten per cent. (4O, ,62O+
4,062) This will give Mr.. Johnson 44,662i
or more than $4,000 less than Cheatham
Take twenty per cent. off of Cheatham's
reported vote 77,575-15,515) and you
still have $4,000 for Cheatham. Add to
Johnson's vote 40, 620) twenty per cent.
(8,124,) making difference of forty per
cent from our reports, and we have as the
vote for Mr.. johnson 4s, ,744. Thus giving
as the aggregate vote of Cheatham, after
deducting twenty per cent, 62,O6O, and the
aggregate vote of Johnson after adding
twenty per cent. 4S,744; still leaving
majority for Cheatham over Johnson
1876, which cannot be overcome.
As with Mr.. johnson so with the other
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MatIway WeekIessness.

The accident already reported on the
JamesbuTg Railroad, near Monmouth, New
Jersey, Thursday, was due to ca7elessness
in telegrsphing as to the running of trains.
The engineer and fireman vino were killed
were horribly maugied. The engineer on
one train did not give signals for brakes,
though in flu view of The approaching
train. Il was miraculous that frightful loss
Of life did not occur. No physicians were
near TO aid the wounded, whose sufferings
Were for while dreaCfuL.
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WILL Also EXHIBIT AT

GallatIn, Thursday. NST- z.
sDkuun bia, Friday. nov =
Pulasssf. 6asurGay, HoE .
ESurSrsesboro, soRsiay, EoV. n.
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LONDON, Nov. John Francis Ma
guire, the well known Irish member of Par
hament for Cork City, proprietor and
principal editor of the Cork Examiner, died
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CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-V=Ty few horses are
on the streets this morning. Not public
conveyance is 20 be seen this morring. Tie
hack stands are deserted. About the only
horses to be seen are those attached to the
delivery wagons of the retail dealers and a
few teams employed in hauling building
material. A cold rain set in at II O'Clock
last night and continued till late this morn
ing. The weather is still damp and cold.
Doubtless many horses are kep5 up forpru-
Dental reasons.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-03

THE deIeat OF the new constitution will
leave the people OF the State exposed to q
re enactment Of the test oaths and all
other infamies OF Radical rule Wheel.
ing Register, yesterday.
Yet JOHNSON N. CAMDEN and his friends
propose to defeat the Constitution to pre-.
vent Mr.. JAooB from being Governor fOr
the next four years. 1t was so agreed
by them in a caucus held In this city on
the evening Of the oath of July, 1872.
And yet the Wheeling Register supports
CAMDEN. Isit also ID the conspiracy to
defeat the instrument 1t still protends to
advocate? ~ - o
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How Shall We Vote Z,
To the Editors Of THE InLellIcencer.

To the Editors Ofthe InLelligepcer.
The Wheeling Register OF to-day init.
mates thatevery ticket headed with jacob
for Governor, will contain the words "For
Rejection" or the same in effect and sub.
stance. lis not the intention 10 take Is.
sue with ii Register in the fact, but sim
ply on the question as to whether 1t Is
thought that it is proper to vote for officers
and for ratification or rejection on the
same JdliOtl This is an important CUES
tion, as the tickets Tor both parties will
soon be sent into the field, and mistake
mny involve serious consequences. Now
the schedule seems to be- quite plain in
pointing out specifically thai the "ballot"
must contain either "FOr Ratification" or
For Rejection" The election on this
question is an entirely sseparate and dis.
tinct matter from the election Of officers.
The mode of ascertaining and certifying
the tormGr is definitely pointed out in the
schedule; the latter Is 10 be ascertained,
&C., according to existing laws" The
election OF officers Is wholly q
dependant affair, consequent upon
the success Of the ratification scheme 1t
is "to be or not to be-" as the result of
the ballot on that scheme may determine.
In short, II language can mike anything
plain, II would seem Bs though the con-
Yention intended. that the ballot for
ratification or reelection should be one
election, and the Q bal OF for election Of
officers another although held aon the
same day." and by the 'same Officers"
What construction 1t may be sought to
place on the schedule in this behalf, 1t is
notkuown, except as indicated above. One
thing, however, IS certain, If the plain
language OF the schedule is perverted to
to partisan views, complications will
probably ensue which arc much to DO re.
GREETED. y!!2 ND $
1t Is thought that two ballot boxes will
have to be used; or, at least, that all per-
sons will have 10 vote on separate ballots
on the question II one ballot box Is used.
The better opinion, however, inclines to
the use Of two boxes, under the schedule.
y ih1 30 ...i JUsTTTIA.
KorgrntOon, w Va, July 81, 1874. n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-03

DEsTRUcFIvR TeRNADo.-On the night
oil July ESD the people of a small district
about one mile west of Sewelsyille, wit.
messed storm Of very remarkable charac.
ter. The detailes our informant gives as
follows. AtRbout eight P. N. the vivid
lightning and thunder announced the ap.
preach or. violent rain storm. Ere long
tlle wind arose and the rain began TO fall,
but soon subsidized for q moment, wheR il
again, brooks forth with increased violence.
The crashing timber, the falling buildings,
the shreaklng wind and the roaring thun.
der all united TO produce confusion sui
fcient 10 render all other sounds inaudible
This continued but s few moments, when
all was again hushed, save the rain which
continued to descend in torrents.
On the following morning all hurled to
view the scene. The barn, stable and
spring. house Of Mr.. g, W. Boyd were
blown to atoms Fences were swept away,
Many Of the rails were thrown 10 a dis.
lance Of one half mile. Trees of all kinds
were blown down and their trunks carried
toan incredible distance. The damage was
done by q whirlwind, and was confined
within the limits Of one. halt mile square.
.-BdraetriNe RnteFprSiS. .l,a e
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ACCORDING to the Register MesSrs A,
n JACOB, DR. r. BLUM, Capt ANDREW
WILSON, ]. q. OLDHAM and JOHN q.
HALL have Joined the Radical party"
Very well the Radical" party is glad to
have such accessions; and If it shall be
solemnly decided by the organ that all
those Democrats who do not submit to
the lash Of the Register in the present
campaign have Joined the Radicals, then
the Democratic party Of the State is grow.
Ing small by degrees and beautifully les
and will soon be a very nice, exclusive
little family affair; while the new party,
made up Of Republicans and anti. Tam.
many Democrats, will take charge Of the
government and give the exclusives a
brief season Of repose. '-a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-03

NEW PAPER AT BELLAIRE.-Ths CITY
Commercial is the style Of a new paper ut
BellAire, the first number of which has
reached US. It's edited by a lady (Misa
or Mrs y, Mary E. Hoover, goes for Gree,
ley and Brown, and Is apparently in capa'
bic hands. There Is undoubtedly place
for a second paper in Bellaire, and we
trust The Giy Commercial may fill it sue.
cessfully. Alter his recent land present
experience with the woman suffrage
women, 1t win be something Of a sur.
prise to the Sage Of Chappsqua to learn
that answspaper edited by a woman ad
vocates his election to the Presidency.
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DIED

CALDWELL-on Friday, August "a, 1871
GEoaoE b, infant OF George B. and sue II,
Caldwell. zoe N I'D TrTT
Funeral from the residence ofthe parents On
John street, between Finfaud Sixth streets, on
Sunday, August 9TH, 81 sr.la. Friends Of The
family are invited TO attend. s.rh ,oggLsI
HAMILroN.-on Friday evening, Auguss "a;
isIS, o. hntpaSt 8 o'cloek, ,WlLLtAa HAallToN,
ktqr, Ia the 6sth year OF hisR2e. =, -.
Funeral win take place from bis late rssIdenee
on Byron street between Quincy and Himpdsa,
sabbath afternoon, at 4 o'clock. Fslends OF ~
family arc invited 70 attend. g, r. w s. =
DUNNAWAY.,-on Thursday mornlnR, Al.
gustist, lsI!,at = o'clock, MIRrF. DUNNlw1Y,
wife OF 7. Clark DnnnA&ay, In her 9lth year. Z
The faneral will take pIseu from her fathers
residence tJsnes .Reed), Market street. Centre
Wheeling, at 10 O'Clock Sunday morning,
Friends OF The family are invited. o. I
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Tho Camden Change of Base.

(From the Well, burg Herald) ~ p"
1tappears by the Intelligencer, that the
idea preached in the Herald and recon,
mended TO the Democracy as a sure
means OF saving the party and Killing of
the elephants they have on hand, is In a
fair way TO be adopted. 1t is neither
more or less than to vote down the new
constitution and thus nulliIy the elections
effected under it-that Of the Governor
included, which they seem to consider
Inevitable. II appears that Caucus was
recently held nj Wheeling, to consider
the matter, and it was resolved that the
Democracy should make a ieinf Of favor,
ing the constitution until the last moment
aud then, unless there Is q Better show tor
Camden, by concert quietly vote 1t down,
The scheme Is, both plausible and posi-.
BILE, and the prospe6t u Tour years more
OF the present governor, o strong induce.
nent 4..L .tll Ts,l g
The Wheeling Register continues to be
profoundly silent on this interesting sub.
iac, q n IL jddt Won n! STfE
ltSAs q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-03

Go FROM hometo get the news. Here
is the way the Chicago Tribune relates
what transpired at Bellaire Tuesday:
Amer an, exciting contest among the
GRANTEES! Tor the nomination in the Six.
tenth Ohio Congressional District, Mr..
Bingham has been defeated and Daniel
Ford taken up as a compromise candidate.
Mr., tBi1ghGmS prominent competitors
were Dr. ], 7. Updegraf, Of Jefferson, and
Captain Lorenzo Danford of St. Glars.
vile. -rf .,,. .-u
Excessive politenesS Is what misled the
Tribune. DANFoRD DAN. FoRp) was
converted by the polite editor into DAN
TEL FORD, This is quite equal to the
courtesy Of the farmers little girl over in
in Belmont county, who, in reply to an
inquiry, informed a caller that her papa
had gone to "Mr. GAINESVILLE" But how
the Tribune gets Mr.. DANIEL FORD into
the shape Of compromise candidate be.
tween BINGHAM. UPpRoRAFF and DAN
roRD does not appear,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-03

THE new French loan, it is believed
will cause considerable shifting Of specie
aud bullion IN Europe from one financial
centre to anoIheE the effect Of which is
likely to be felt on this side of the Atlntic,
Advises from Germany stste that at the
last semi.monthly settlement on the Berlin
Bourse, money was worth to s per cent,
on stocks, and that bullion was flowing
from Berlin. In all parts Of Germany
manufacturing Is very active, except in
tue iron districts, and orders from the Uni,
ted States are reported to be quite large.
This naturally creates demand for mon,
ey, which is increased by the continued
payments on account OF new enterprises
lOrmed during, the late speculative mania
in Germany. All these facts have their
influence at the financial centres of this
country, and the natural result Is incressd
tlrmness III gold and foreign exchange.
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.. LIST or GIFTS.
Total Loo GINS, ali Cash. ESQ, 000

The Hon ThoS 3. Bramlette, late Governor Of
Kentucky, has consented 10 represent tho Trus
tees In the management OF this second Grand
Cir Concert, and he will personally see that The
money nom the sale Of tickets Is deposited with
the Treasurer, thatthe drawing Il fatty conduct
paid. rI \. - sIlIT. : - :
The drawing will take plSce In public, In fall
view Of the audience, and under the Immediate
supervision and direction Of the officers and
Trustees Of tho Public Library Of Kentucky, and
tho following named eminent and disintefested
citizens, who have consented to be present and
SEQ that all is fairly done: y
bon. =. R Hardin, Judge Court Appeals, Ky.
bon. ]. Proctor Knott late n O. Lebanon DIs.
Hon. n. ". B uee, Judge Ninth Judicial Dis. XIV.
Gen. Ell H, Murray, 3. Marshal Dis. KY
bon. y. Cocran, Chancellor Lon. CLANCY Court
HSn. +: y, sondifosd, President Farmers and
bon: John Batbes, Manager Royal Insurance Co.,
col. PHI Lee, Com Atty Ninth Judicial Dist
D.: Graham, founder Graham Cabinet.
Col, Jtleon I. johnson. Manager Gait House.
D., =. g. Ball, Prot, Medical University LouiSY'le
Bon. ]. g, Baxter, Mayor, Louisville.
hon, =. Z. Burnett, Oily Attorney.
Henry Woli0td, Treasurer, Louisville,
'A Q. BrAunin, Pres. MAnui4etnrerB Bank.
Phtllp Jpdge, oi the Louisville Hotel Co.
JSa; 4 bEtdSsIord, Pres. "a National Bank.
VIC Johnston, ldsnt Tredefs' Bank. ~.
lH Victor Newcomh ffm OF EeWeomb, BuchAn.
Hsnfy Deepen, President German Bank
Andrew Graham, tobacco and cottoa merchant
pr; Hosyin Greer, Pres. I. , Q shortline 3, r.
IT. A.. THOs. {. BRtMLE1TE.
Agent Public library Of Kentucky,
Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
& eIF4H1RF1RRa ufH{6og mil pfteNl aa0ta -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-03

TIE States and territories holding cleo.
tons in August are: Kentucky, Montana
and Utah, on the 9Th; West Virginia on
the 22d.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-03

A FoRT WAYNE man who has invented
new recipe for cleaning clothes, parades
Il on bis advertisements under the stand.
ing head Of every Man als Own Wash.
.erwomanI'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-03

Col. WARD II. LAMoN Is announced
in the MArtinsburg papers as ian indie.
pent Liberal Republican" candidate Tor
Congress in the second district.
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To the People Of West Virginia.
Athee earnest solicitation Of numerous citizens
nom al parts Of the State, have consented to
be an Independent candidate for reelection for
The once OF Governor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-03

U EST AND OLDEST FAMILY
u MEDICINE LIVER IsyISoRA.
yoA-Apufely Vegetable Odthdrtie and Tonic =
for DyapspEA, COnjtpAtion, Debility, rick. head.
4che, Bilious AttAekG and all arrangements Of
Liver, Stomach and Bowels, Ask your Druggist
for II. Betrdrs Of iIAitdtions. Janf5
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.aE pLEssINq on THE AGE.

No more Sick Headacl Q, no more Dyspepsia,
no more Indigestion, no more Piles, no more
Chill q, no more Lever Comnlalnt, no more JHun.
dice no more Pain In the Back, no more Kidney
DlseAse, no more CoetlV no more Heart
burn. TUTFs VIaET ABLE LlVER Pun 10 q Ger
tain guarantee against all these distressing com
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ATLANTA, June 20 1859
Dr. Vim nut,

d.. I'm Il Tut!
Dear sir-L IN tailor, and, from want OF OK.
efcise, lost a appetite, and what little did ea.
soured On my stomach, boupht come Of your
entirely relieved bY them. Ny appetite II good
and digest what eat now sleep sonnd at
nights, which had moi done for months
WILLIAM J. FERRILL.
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=, d. Eu,ts HAlF Dys is Harmless.
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For Rent.

FoR RENT
~ ~ The Store Room ana nv,r, ~
u Main street, Centre WSs,SINw.e ilin9G No. II
EUou business stand. Also ssS., y u
Ias h' houses IN North WhesIjra y lnAll T1es
' 4pp,T rSS ~ given innsdstSISS % ASlE
" 8 z CO. So Flaming Mil ONCE oiSlI5IIt;i1spI
Ca
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Wants.

w ANIT TED IMMEDiATFTY
~ FIFTY c0APRTgNT 81
~ ~ Win expenses pald-o, =. otALkSlR
s ~ ~ aad lease The New W6scI.S0 asild
Wagon and outat furnished -.
mAts " NonrOOs St, WhseiiSSs y 20
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National Union Republican Ticket.
HENRY WILSON, Of Massachusetts,.
For PEs.IasntIal ElsstsrI.

For Presidential Electors.
AT LAROH,
wA. Z. STEVENSON, OF Wood.
THOMAS B. SWAMI, Of KAnAwha.
DISTRICTS.
iSt-cHARLRs ?. SCOTT, Of Richie.
A-THoMA5 R CARsKADoN, OF Mineral.
Sd-RoMso q. FREER Of KAnawhA.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-20

n. =, ,,7..-y -, 49, . m
C0aac;! Of tie Ctty Of Worcester, n Cjig Coa~eI as
Se1dtsd as fOlOgS
Hue; ! inieu9tely 9pon me a'opton of this Odi-
i s ~ S U IL, I as Pl,Suc oe, me CITY Cou-
" SUM Pucee 10 erect, ny c9ueu rent vote se en- suit
nnig pe Ios 10 pc ho4f OF rustee The CITY Hos
arge; ne s&i De Scmber Of the GARD of Aldermen,
oil ~ ipli al We , olHoh 6OGhclI IN persons
t v .'' sll llu lhtlT uncts, one TO- the re-
a er Oh ihf pre- sent municna ear one 70 two
Aes, OF lnree years, ana one for onr years from
15.tua IoiL n tle members chosen from III city
Nolu loL ~, Otl nc OF the nre ent m ncipal yea
And after The hrst election, annually in the month Of
SnnrN OF as soon tn reat or a. NAV be" there shall be
Hospital one nIm9er OF the Boari OF Aldermen and
IWo memDels Oh me 90. mon ouncll TO hold q cir
oIhcvs lor one V ar ald one etiz arg to hold his
once Tor lSnr yea s. and un others are chosen resce
III t ~, neti bu cacl ol slu trustees SHAH at
~ TINES Dc subject 40 removal from office b> the ity
TouGii loe ea men yer any vacancies shall occur
M nUaru oi us'efs ~ cath re isn4tion oroth
Ia lie civ Connc and Tb psoIi ~ ~ a." - ara
w ,nV u NVuvl, anu " Shali proce to I'LL tao
atoresinG WIo sha hold Ms &c the residue OF the
N, o iG fucn me per SO decease resigned or
aIocfn WI leu q aHIts ~; after en- annual
nnbcr ND m 6y sha ana eS from their
e. = lu ll'o'l! sHtl constitute quorum
~ See. , VI Tho sot, poo,l c r,st ,,,, ,,,.. ,
ronsuiing m yis in n,vsi, u me and my apoI snen
5il an,7 al ti IL PS siclHs ma urSgOns as thev
snS vnie ent en IsS my ,no appoint sch
may eUSaei eyessary ihey shall prepare all necdlul
msnt Of id osnit md sn GIfG iba aho m4g
Vonncil tor adnIion nm IL, u 10 ',e S,'le 10 me Cy
Oouilch ~ 9"upuoh' IN nN t1e compensation o the
H. S C p ~; g u'el' SUBJECT TO the revision of
', - ol'S NV4 a., NJ, -
and is far G ~ s'I nolu may eIsc snable buildings
@ 80 lU VI pS1,postS o. liospai make All ne
49, s T ,ee IT. t1 IONS an impoVen nls in the
ANY,, I tu Sii'S ~ i,llL Btlus, IhI Such 9th
PrbyiieI tbst e S e , eH LOT tue lhallt9iiQn
,t ti e i vN pens mercer man not exceed the
Sn65 PieFlou4y appropriated therefor by the Chy
NS Snt MI. ,., ,,...,..,,
sec T. me Ivy hospital is established for The recep.
se eR ojg b Sny y wa9 require SP r ee{ URN
sUHs 10 Tue ,n5tltuon temporarily. when necessity
Nv such persons slllil be removed t. other bp-
iG PupiIc sItu IONS as soon as their condition Will
pv mn, o uIeS may, Wheh mpcnsaton therefor is
ma e al0rl separate apr menls and more uccommu.
ui"a, u i MHeh are customary Such cXtr
~ III sila ue eeuteu 10 the appropriation for
w 80 OSpi'a ,,,,,,,.it. ir a., -, 90,
posrt Shall hiG ~, ~, Ky 1 Fq o. nler the said
t,ji ~ ~ o1 " NY Coulcu q report IN de-
@ ~ ltlaes incurred l9r tue main aiming and
@ uS " Vl ,lT IVY Hosp tal dur ns N plst year
lllu l est a IN detail o. ,he expenses OF nam aiming
year neNI en- nSi ana the said Board shall expeni
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WINTER ARR >NGE@EET, commencing on MOE
DAB, Nov. -, lsIL
PASSES GEN TRAINS leave Worcester
FOR Boston, at 20 exp, 925 exp, and 945 m, and
l.4O, S.35 exp. 355 exp, TOO ana 9.51 exp. p IN
The % n and 3..j, IS and 8 So N trains tsri
20 Washington ion; all others from Foster st.
For Grafton wostboro' soutrviIle. Cordavi,.e sne
AAhiane AZ 90 an9 - y n, LAO and hOO M
Tor South FraminBhsn. 20, 100, IS. and 9,45 a N
Eor Glo1s.. az 400 ans Is s "a. L4N 32jand 355 m
FOR Sstiek, at % and 9 % a NJ Lao an 600 N.
and Brighton. at 7.O0 aud 3 Is $40 III. Pas
| 49, tor tile same stations can also take the 1910 o n
/ senE,l- t-+.ore change 10 the SaNonviis
train to Nstdk au G17+reos minutes ses-
| wards " ~'Vi
The ! 20 m tram every day except Nor day: an
otners every DAY except sunday. 80
Suuay express from hany leaves Washing oh snrora
suAcay 1si cave Washington square Staten at
2.aLl a: ga tNr' II ayl, Tor l1 "
Ih5iNH tchEe nuHtGr 40 10. OWE.
FOR y o-2esteE st 500, 100 aUcxp exp s m IA =
e%Itess 45V express to Framingha, $50 express Soc
ICE ew York, via Springfield 9OOexp m, 500 exp.
Gsg EoEE wa Ncrwlch, 5.SC exp p ".
Grai0n. ~ q n, i.5t, 30 M.
WesJDoro 100 m, l.3b 4 70. $50 cSp y M
soutpNI e. .Ol N, l.iu. 4 80 > II
toE4aVl,e, 400 m, lAO AaG , m
Ash.&ni, .Vv n, 80 70, $50 exp 70.
south EramnEGsm, 500. 1850 30 exc md o M Nv,
a., y, Sax io8 o sgO exp, Ace, i50exp. $500 SO
nsIek '.OJ 10 i3O, els, 400 800 $50 600 10 90
sigbmy ice n,43Jpm.
SeNonvillc, 1000 a IL, 10 2 n
llioL' ~ " exp, exp an. BIS exp 80 exp mn
- outward trains rms Cay eNeep, SUNDAY F F--
sunday lai caves Boston al $50 . NJ st96nin, st Y,
as%t0li south birmingham, Worcester West Root
10" . IL q Y, St SSELi, Sup't, Springfield.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-20
FOR SALE OR TO LET.--The saunders
CoIon Mls otter for sale or 10 loi for a form ni
GWIsT MILL PROPERTY.

~ ne soulhWesierly part OF Graz on Two de-
tlfabe tWellng houses can be had wib M ,t,, 10 ~
a sirfd M SAD property consists OF lie MIL vard n
building ~ ~ two sturies high and basHnc,1 gi, Il
shed 70 ~, attached; one OF Upham,s In,r VII
Wuer Wheels and ali the water power Of tbn Ploos
stone river Its location being within mis NJ IN
haundersNiic station the Providence and Worco s
Railroad renders 1t very desirable locat on FAR NY
ehanlc, whose cuisines requires water power az ib,s
description. TINS building, wheel, dam, and ali other
appuitenances are m trst-rale condition ''
Possession given the rst of April next ar sooner
u desired FOriurthtr particulars apply to the subscrib
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