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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-12
MARRIAGE,

Reflect that sound mind and body 81,
most necessary requisites 10 promote o.
nubisl happiness. Indeed, without To
the Journey through lie becoms Sa'
pilgrimage; the prospect hourly dark,s.
the view; the mind becomes shadOvciI =
despair and filled with the melancholy >
Election that the happiness OF anothg ,
com, 8 blighted with our own.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-12
TAKE PARTICULARS NUTlu.
b IIPVOIu5 OI NOt1bufzfPs1Ons
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by c,r
practice INDUCED In when alone, 4 "a.
frequently learned from evil compsla
or AT school, the effects Of which aTe Va
felt, even when asleep, and II not cure "
ders marriage impossible, and destroys b.
mind and body, should apply imme!i.4,
What a pity that a young man, the ~
OF his country, the darling OF his para
should be snatched from All PROSPECT 4
enJoyments Of life by the c0nseYrBc,
deviating nom the path Of nature ADD .
dulgiug In a certain secret habit. sue p
sons must, before contemplating
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-12

Especially, who have become the VI.
Solitary Vice, that dreadful an des;,sc,S 3
habit which which. annually nm u, sweet 70 IN Ut
exalted talents and brilliant inieIit =
might otherwise have entranced I,S
Senates with the thunder OF eIn,rSNsa
walked to ecstacy the the thrilling 'rss',
call with full confidence. ''e :.
AZ
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-12
BALTIMORE, Nm.
oFFICE-7sOUTH FREDERIC
DIR. JOHNSTON

Has discovered the most Certs,,
and only Effectual Remedy In tba spesc
Weakness OF the Back or Limb ssosd Il
Affections OF the Kidneys and pIs Gictg,s
Discharges, Impotencr ader, /,
Debility, Nervousness, Dyspepsis Ienen
Low Spirits, Confusion OF Ideas D. IaascC
Of the Heart, Timidity, Trembllno PLAT
Of Sight, Giddiness, Diseases OF r. ulnae
Throat, Nose or Skin, Affection. ae.
Liver, Lungs, Stomach or Bow o. Z
Terrible Disorders arising from s-iSQ,
Habits of Youth-sECRKT and soIi,.s olh:
tees more fatal TO their victims ~! pra,
songs of Syrens to the Mariners q, LAO ta I
blighting their most brilliant hon '!Ss
rendering marriage, ~ " 1.
sible. '&gy,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-03
GBs 9ap spn' adIors aaonsoap goring yanuap s. 1872

resident of Newport claims to be the
owner of a tom cat whose weight is thirty
pounds. Thomas is sand to thrive on -four dough
( Of which he devours fabulous quantities.
The National rubber works AT Bristol are over
run with orders. A force of nine hundred is
employed there, and it is found necessary TO run
the establishment day and night.
AT Providence, the anniversary of the issuipw
of the emancipation proclamation was duly
honored by the colored citizens by a meeting in
the evening.
The Providence Press says: "Tbe head of one
OF the four butfaloes, killed by Senator Spraeue
IN ms recent hunt, of which some of our con
temporares make themselves so ridiculouslv
merry, will soon adorn the library of the sena-
totlal mansion at Narragansett Pier"
At New Years "socal gathering" at Provi-
dence, some of the 'ladics" got into dispute;
their NAL etriepds were drawn into the trouble,
hard words were followed by hard blows, and
the affair ended by the shooting of one man and
the arrest of two.
The January session of the general assembly
convened on the I'd at Providence. The prospect
is that it will be one Of the longest and most i'm
portant sessions held for years. The principal
business to be transacted viii be the revision of
the statutes, which viii be rather dry work Tor
majority OF the members Before the session
closes, it is expected that the temperance men OF
the state will do what they can to secure pro-
hibitosy law, and perhaps conStabery force to
enforce it, but there is little hope that they will
succeed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-03

Francis j. Marker, printer in Meriden. shot
himself Saturday night, and his body was found
yesterday. Disappointed love was the cause.
He has friends in Toledo, Ohio
A Hartford dispatch says -"The indications
now are that since the deelination of ex-Goy.
English TO accept denomination, the republi-
cans VIII also take up new candidate for gov-
eInor."
The saxty place at Wocottvie will be dis
posed OF January LIST by lottery $500 tickets
having been sold. Leading citizens petitoned
me state attorney to put an injunction on the
proceedings, but the managers tax of pginp
ahe@ and taking the consequences.
niue Doy, the stcp-sOn Of j. A Bea Of Dan
Dury1 WINE gathering sawdust at the carpen-
ler shop OF Foster Brothers in that place recent
", accidentally came in contact with n swiftly
llyluG Dulz saw and received fatal ipiuries U's
head was horribly gashed.
a washington correspondent saws; ''Tbc
staiue Oh Vol Ifum0ull contributed bv Com
neclleut 10 the Old representatives. hall in mo
capitol, was set up Friday. Bv the universal
consent OF all who ave seen it, it falls much be.
low IN merit the contributions Of Rhode Island
wmch were Of uncXceptional artistic value. II
Is heroic IN size, and the details Of the work nre
not executed with near the fidelity and rnra of
the other statues. 1t is, however, seemingly 81.
peror to many other sculptures in the cnpiiol
aud IS very cieditabe contribution. The see.
Ond contribution will also be SET uu in a few
DAYS, aud they will be presented TO congress
SUN ailNI llle IeCehks
The labor relormerS hold their convention on
the III OF January, the republicans the latter.
part OF the same month, and the democrats on
tne Olh pl fepruaTy, and rs tue prohibitiouisis
have already nominated Francis Gllerfe. tbo
prospects Of lively campaign are very fir
besides, United States senator is TO be elected,
and vigorous effort VIII he made bv bntb n,,,
tles TO get majority in The legislature. 'The
prominent candidates for the senatorship on tbe
republican SIDE are Gov. Jewell, Gen Hawipy
and the present incumbent, Senator Ferry, No
names arc as yet mentioned by the dttnocrot.
hut u j. qulle likely that Gov. English has aspf
raliOns in that direction.
RHODE ISLAND
me providence Press enters upon its "Happy
New Year" with new aud handsome tvpe. '''
The Chestnut street, Providence. Netbodist
church celebrated its iltich anniversary ON
| the 1st w
some one in want Of a Christmas tree sfole
| dence - iio'-
Inc sem-annual meeting of the board of no.
peas o. The National trotfing association vii no
ned IN Providence next Tuesday, W" "
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-03
TR. G. A. HILL,
81 Howard st., Boston, Mass,
gives special attention to
DISEASES of the GENITAL ORGANS.
Dr. H. s Female Periodical Compound sent by express
10 any address an ~ siiif
rCHE SECRET
MEDICAL COUNsELLOu,
BY DR. +. HALLOCK.

WIN he sent TO any part Of the country on receipt n
~ cents. IN tls Manual the Author has endeavored 10
,htOw Shi on the Pathology of Diseases resutin~ f M
Wees ana the Social Evils III Tie iny mo yyani y
9ooG mas hitherto been unsuppiod. IT, iustruction IA
calculated 70 hd The innocent VA stll-prOteeiion 10 I'M
pll knowledge 70 the ignorant and relief TO the suffer-
lnE ~ ~ titals on diseases Of both sexes AN shnuid
WVelt careful perusal. Young men who are suffering
iIom INC errors o youth, should not ail 10 read Inc
anoYe nSqleal work In no other production vi this
mtlutc hitherto given TO the public, have Semtn1l
Weakhess Nervous Diseases, and All hose complain i
pecuai 70 me Female Sex been delicately iathlly
tcltnuncay ana pracii ally handled. No one shouid
be without this faithful instructor.
Ad9fess DR; r HALLoCs, l43 Court NJ Boston,
III - le Author can be consulted personally OF by
DIS dlrn ~ ~ Nr'Fi''F
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-03

Rev L. Fl. Stone, agent Of the Vermont tenn
perance society, in his report to the late stare
temperance convention, says there are over 4G00
drunkatds IN Vermont, who are intoxicated
more or less frequently; that there are 16 900
hard drinkers, such as drink twice, four, six, or
more times every day; and there are more than
10000 young men, from seventeen to TWENTY-FIVE
years Of age, who are in the process of training
for the condition and prospects of the inebriatc.
he visited nearly all the towns in the state, and
obtained bis information from intelIgrnf per.
sons, such as cergymen, lawyers, physicians,
etc., who knew whereof they affirmed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-03
ROsTON & ALBANY RAILROAD
BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION.

BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT commencing nm Nm,
DAY, Nov. 10, ISL. " "AN-'
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester:
FOR Boston, at 4.2O exp, I, 1925 exp and AZ IN on,
IN 12) exp 355 exp, 600 and 9,j5 exp. p m "
the ~ m, and BIS, 35j and g55 = m trains stor.
Loa washington 81. alton; all others from Foster 81
For Grafton Westboro' soutbville Corda,,,. a,.
ashland at % and 9i5 a m, Lao and 500 D m w
ZOE south tIaminghan, 40, 100, 925, and q45 m
l.3O 30, 355, $50 and 9-55 NJ.
FOR Milford, at 100 and SIS a m, lao 325an0 M n IA
Tor 1 Ss az Ivy and 9i5 m, 40 ana 500 m
ana Brlghton, at 100 and 945 IN. and 500 u m pa
sengers for the stations can also take fe a.
train to Natick and there change to The Savo!p,iI +.
Tai, Nmcn leaves Natiek twenty seven minutes amer
The APO m train every day except Nor dav. al,
others every day except Sunday 10y al
SUNDAY express from Albany leaves Washington sauare
stltoi AT o.55 a IN. for Boston.
Sunday Mail leaves Washington square Station at
30 a. ri. iAon ay), Tor bt son i @S
TRAINS leave Boston tol.ows.
For Worcester at 500, zoo 3OeXp EXP n m 20 4
exPTess $50 express to birmingham $50 express, SOS
Nor sew York via Springfield, 800 exp M 800 EXP.
New York, via Eorv1ch, 5Sc exp. pm.
Grafton 100 m, $50, 4.3O ~
Westboro' 100 m. 1870 40. s. so exp nm
SonthvIe, 100 a m, l.3U. 4. 80 D m,
Cordavllle, 100 m, $780, 430 p M.
91shlSn1, l.VO Ii, lSO, 43O, $50 exp. m
south birmingham, sou, 100 $50 exp and o an nv,
n' i.50 "a eSe, 800 exp, 400 4SO exp $500 50
satick, 700 10 m $50, 2l5 400, 500 $50 500 10 eo
Miubury, 100 a IL, 4.SOpm
Sexonville 1900 m 500 n.
ENI9r9 VU 10y exp exp am, 2l5 exp, 43O exp pm
SUNDAY Mail leaves Boston at $50 M stobning AZ y2
newton, south Fran ngham, Worcester II esf proaI-
Dow IL o. .. RUSSELL, Supt Springfield
A. ElhLEt, ASS Stunt RCsfon
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Financial.
CONVERSION
5-2O Government Bonds.

The notice OF the Secretary that S4OO0OOOO of 5-20s
viii be redeemed three months hence additional to the
recent redemptions, is important showing the policy
the Treasury Holders of 52Os may well he on The ook
out for other rscass securities into which to put their
money, as it is evident that the credit of the Govern
ment will al no distant day be sufficiently high to ena-
bic TO reduce the interest all the Old bonds as the
government option the same natures
In this connection would recommend. as among the
safest and most desirable of tho new Raro ad Bonds
now offering, the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-03
Desirable Six Per Cent Gold Bonds,

for solid and permanent Investments Is eyinccd by the
facts that
Five-Twenty Bonds of 1867 are selling at. II5
Central Pacific Bonds are selling at........ 1903
Chesapeake ~ Ohio Bonus are selling at. 81
These bonds all pay both principal and interest in New
York city in U, 5. gold coin, and equally safe for
Investment
The reason why FIvE-TwENrY Bonds are so high
because no more can be Issued, and the outstanding
amount is being rapidly decreased by purchases by the
Government from their surplus revenues
The reasoa shy we think CENTRAL PACIFIC BoNps
will in time advance The price OF FWc.rwenties is be.
cause no more can be sued while the operation Of their
Sinking Fund will commence to decrease the
amount.
The reason why CHESAPEAKE AND ONO BoNDs are
selling so low, comparatively while equally safe is be-
cause the Company selling Bonls TO complete I.
read They viii all be sold in a shor time and in few
months the road Will be finished, when we have no doubt
the same result Will follow rs with Five twenty and
Central Pacific Bonds The Sinking Fund Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio must into effect within one year after
the completion OF the road
The Chesapeake a. Ohio Hnnds are ls.ued
either coupon or registredthe den3mnations are as
iollows;
500, which cost to-day ..o,........". SO4.I3
$500, ....,........".As1.5G
$1,000, ..,............ O93.I2
Orders for Chesapeake and OHIO Bonds may be sent
through any National Bank or BANKERS or accompanied
with Drafts or checks. may be Forwarded to by mail
Bonds or money may be forwarded by any responsible
Express Company at expense, end the Chesapeake
ami Ohio Bonds, in exchange will be sent by return
Express, charges paid.
We buy aud sell Government and CENTRAL PACIFIC
BoSDs and receive them In exchange for CHESAPEAKE
AND ONO BoNDs
Accounts Of banks bankers aid others received on
""cH ne afo~ interest at ne rat Of four per rent PEI.
danum
FISK &c HATCH,
~ deop8weop2m Financial Agents.
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1871 CHEsH1RE RATLROAD-

- 10Ul
ing MONDAY, Dec. 25, 1871
IIsGs leave Worcester, Foster Street nernt at q n
M lll5 a. M, and ~ p M. Fitchburg at 20 l. M and
lows Falls. ' '' eS an" ne
Making connections at Bellows Falls with Ruiland A.
burlington K X for Rutland, Saratoga, burlington H.
Also WIN VI. Central r. L, for Windsor White River
Sunctlon tconnectng with Conn and Passurnpsic River
hFoaa aontpeer, st. Adams, Rouse's Point Ogdenf-
Tickets to gil points north for sal at 10 Fosters
Worcester-J. BARNARD, Agent ~ '
rare az i0~ es by any route and distance less
EE Pullman Sleeping Cars on Night Tr;in fnr W A.
Ah' NoTli'- Y SpEW Sim
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WORCESTER Ard sPRfNGr1ELp n1vIs7o,

Leave Worcester for Albany Way Stations faecon
' 'Vo "Hi' anu so
For Albany (express) 9jj; for New York and Albany
&Ap;l lU.z5 m ana 1.5 and 1885 p M New YoTR
SUNDAY man leaves at 1908 P. Sleeping cars viii
4.3O m train '' WIN
Leave Springfield for Worcester at 200. 7l5 llsOa
I.o1 eApt ZV2 exp 40 $40 exp. m. Albany Sunday
NAlktoAD C9hNEcrIoEs.-At Albany win lie New
YORK central Troy and Greenbush, and Hudson Rive,
Railroads. AT Chatham with the Harlem and iInscn
4nd BGs5on and Lebanon Springs Railroads At State
Line VIVID the ouss tonic Railroad At pifts6eId win
the Pittseld an 9orth Adams and Honsaton,c rairog
A. Mestheld with the New Haven and Northampton RR
AZ Springfield with the Hartford New Haven and Sptin0
FIELD and Connecticut River Railroads. At Palmer win
the New London Northern RR AT Worcester junciIon
WITH the Providence and Worcester Worcester ana
nashua and Norwich and Worcester Railroads. Al
south Framingham with the Boston, Clinton and Fitch
bury. and Milford Railroads. 'NN
Q q. RLlNAELL. Snn.l. Snr1nranld
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CURE FOR FEMALE WEAKNESS
~ Made rom an Indian recipe, certain euro vIfbont
supporter Prepared aud ,oll by Mrs. LINUS BELCH
X. knndOlph Aiass send stamp for circular
sold by JAMES GREEN a CO. Druggisis III Main
b.. Worcester, and by ~ Druggists. ''''
el dlp,Ih&s&wsm
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Gentlemen
The Western Division Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
fh road comprising the IS miles between Huntington
on The ohio River, and The mouth OF New River (above
lhe rails OF kamtwnal is now substantially completed
aud Nh, IN few days, he ready do the immense coal
and other business thtt is awaiting its completion. The
Eastern DIVISION, compr sing 2z7 miles, between White
sulphur Springs and richmond, Is in complete
order ana successful operation The grading and maso-
~ ON eleven OF the l02 miles. between the mouth of New
RIVER ana White sulphur Springs complete and the
WORK On the remaining ~ miles is far advanced that
track iayn{ will be commenced hi9 portion Of the
road in nay next and continue without nterruption
until The whole Il ae is completed.
In view OF these facts you hereby directed to make
no further sales OF the Bonds said Company at less
price than 81 and accrued interest," which price you
VIII continue TO sell until further orders.
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WQKQDsTEE AND NASHUA RAN

WORCESTER AND NASHUA RAT.
~ E;oAD.-on and after Monday, Sept A. I87l Passen
ger trains Will run follows: ' N
(GrOton passengcr), 49, ~ ''-'' anu %
Leave Groton junction for Worcester at 5am
Leave Sashus at no q m, 1900 m, ana 90 n ",
Inc o5O IRAN connects at Ftchburg with trains for +
Vermont ana Massachusetts,, Cheshire and Rn9nG anS
burnslGn Railroads. at GrOtOn Junction with trains ~
Ue fltch9uTg down, PelerbOro and Shirley SOM
1SIo99h, sha Lowell and Lawrence Railroads: and Z
Nssa Win Trains of the Wilton, Concord Nancbestn,
Alu Lawrence Northern Boston, Concord and Rinn1reei
roads. 'N Sh4euSHufs ksut
The Ills m train connects at Fitcbhurg with crs
snTe, ana Rutland end Burlington reight and pas5en
NJ 70 isutanuJ Jfalnsi at HrOtun Junction with Fifsi
OuIg stony Brook, and Lowell and Lawrence trains. d
~ Nssnua with Wilton. Concord. Manchester and LAW
ISlce EOrtheI ito Frank in and Boston, Concord ana
montreal Ito PlymOuth) trains 'N 'i'u
Inc 42O P m tram connects at Fitchbnrg nj Hmm,
WIN Cheshire Vermont and Massachusetts and R,,f,Ta
aq bnrngton Night Express trains; Groon Junction
W. rohpufg Peterboro and Shirley and Stony Brook
TAlnsi ana al Nashua with Concord Manchester ana
nnaHSteEIce Noithein Vermont Central Night Tx press
osoenshurg, and Montreal and Champlam trains f
O.. TURNER Sim
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-03
A GREAT NEED SUPPLIED.

k'OR BOSTON VIA GROTON JUNG
and 20p. M
Returning leave Boston at 6.25and II a. M. and D. M
change
Passengers by this route land In the immediate vicinity
II the Eastern Boston n Maine, and Boston a Lowell
AZ. -"
JnnA ~ la1n W srta
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-03

connecting with the abovenamed Steamers leaving
WORCESTER at 1890 and Ais p H. Freight by
Inese trains IS sure to be IN New Yerk the next mornings
unavoidable accidents alone preventing The facitieS
therefore for the rapid transit of freight are unsurpassed
El1 the rates are always low by any other line
Freight iotwarded from New Yor6 South via Camden
Sh4 4nooy H. X, and lest via Erie and Penn Contra
n X s., or by any other route, ordered, PROMPTLY
fot tnrther Information inquire Of ". II. TURNER
Agent worcester ST. n. ANDREWS, Sup't.
nnhQo n
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"hoenSours ana Montreal and Champlam trains.
G. 5 TURNER Sup
HITGHBURG 4 WORCESTER r.. r.
y SUMMER ADVANCEMENT - Comn,crc,ng oc
AoNDAf, May l, iS7l.-Pesienger Trans for voice..
South FitS burg sos a. h., i35 ia and 30S 81 a.
ILseoninser, ST. q. NJ LOO and 600 p NJ
GRATIS Junction IS a. n III lis and IS 5i5 p M
Sterling Center S3s q. m, LEO end $40 y M
h ksaye Worcester 90 and a. m, and 420p.
sterlng Junction 07 and lI57 a. M ana 5UOfn ~
Sterling Center IA and u O5 D. M and 50S NJ Pr n II
Pratt Junction 7,90 q M and It'll and IS r. M
eo@nssr a. ,i2 $50 anG 5s g B. 5 p N
S SOU fltcInenrg, I.S1 a. M, SO and 537 p M
hAlLEoAD CoERECTlO Es.-The 80 and in tx n n, 49,,
~ m trains rom Worcester connect at Fjteb ana
Ti'm Inc Cheshlre and Rutland and Burlington L ~
al PoinIS north ana west; also connect AT Fchbprt
S %h - le Vermont and Massachusetts for GreenSeS
~, &c ogg g. M and 80 D. tram nom Flcnburg c,p
meet o. Worcester with Boston Worcester eons
geld - 'O' ''" hOiA ana tne west via Spring.
The $50 p. NJ train from Fitchburg concc,s .. W..
sesteF WIN Eoryc 4 worcester scamboat 2s WSr
Ne Csa noEk VIA New London. H. 4. BLOOD SUI
FifaRhnrTF U Nav T. Ia 4; 49, ate
VERRMONT AND NlASSACH USETTs
nell North Adams saratoga and Tg rpp FOR oosae Tun
NJ, Ior N9rth Adams, Ioosac Tunnel reenAsid o Sb1
GreenheG at $50 and Ills M md Oh y 10 NJ for
, Leave hoosac Tunnel for Boston al 100 m. and TO
Leave Greenfield fol worcesicrat sOande ?, m and
a@v r. ea e Bratteboro Tor Boston al I29 and s4i
n Ge q nO3 IAN m and 100 trains from Hoosac Tunnel,
trans from lI9n Sreendeld and 81 m and $50 pm
trans rams l9c Providence, Newport and I .unton.
ana a m and 200 pm trains from Brattlcboro con
meet Win trains for Worcester rrovidene' Newport &C
Fl,chburg. Mass Dec 4 lS7i. dtf Les 'i myi
BOSTON, BARRE & GARDNER r. r.,
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New York, Nov 20, 1871.
The successful and rapid negotiation of nearly three
fourtls of the FIFTEEN MILLION LOAN
OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILROAD COMPANY, and the energetic
prosecution of the work of extension and preparation
the Road for an extensive mineral, agricultural, and
through traffic, have placed the financial affairs and
sources OF the Company upon such basis that are
directed to advance the price for future sales of the
Bonds as explained in the following letter of Mr. Hun
TINGToN, President of the Company:
OFFICE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD COMPANY
81 William Street, New York
NOVEMBER IS, ISL
Messrs. FISK Il lIAToH,
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Z Per Cent. Gold Bonds
or TIE

We are also offering tn,
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&OHA A MONTH easily made with
W %JO Stencil and kty-Check Dies. secure cr
cular and Samples, free S. M. SPENCER,
mfEo WON braltleboro'i VI,
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QItN.
BRISTOL COUNTY.
The city marshal Of New Bedford reports 402
prosecutions last year. The victims comprised
S59 males and 1903 females.
William Courtney, pauper in the Fall River
almshouse, IS DlnetyGiX years old lie was fol-
merly thrifty citizen.
A boy named Parkinson, at FAN River, must
DO fond Of iooling. While doing so ON Satur-
day In the Mechanics mill, he got his sisters
thumb into some machinery, which nearly took
il off, and next day he carried away a good
share Of his own hand while fooling with pis
tol.
The Mechanics foundry and machine COM
pany are erecting large tbrec-stOry machine
shop on their premises at Bonneville, Fail
River. The main building Is l69 feet long by
b wide, and extends from North Main to Dur
fee streets, Ihe capital of the company is
slOO,OOO. Mr.. James / Wcstgaie is the presi-
dent, and Mr. VIM. 7. Warner treasurer Of the
corporation.
Rev. Ephmim Randall, who died recently IN
SCUM Eahloh, at She advanced age of eighty
six years, was a man wen known IN that and t6e
nelghDonng towns. lie was d man OF liberal
c1utalioh, having graduated at Harvard COLLEGE
Whefe ne pad his way with money earned IN
working al the carpenters trade occasionalIy
and teaching school winters. lie preached SOW.
eral years ~ AtOughton, Dorchester and Ne,v
bediolu, 10 Unitarian societies, but for some
reason felinquished preaching many yeors ol,o
and led a sort Of hermits lie In a small b,S,yo
ne owned IN the south part Of the town IL
ilFeu I'D tue most frugal manner and hoarled
ms money with miscrs grasp He was n can.
slant attendant az cBaich but was never known
70 give anything for the support OF tllc gosnel
Dui "hen asked 70 contribute would saw che va
ready 70 preach himself" His pennriousness
f~ ns1'eeaple 70 1is last, Ou the day before be
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AMERICAN SEWING MACHINES

'ENO RENTING two rear Chambers in the
= Brown house corner Pear and Chestnut sts, singy
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III ARVEY FISK. A. S. HATCH.