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M EEIcAL.
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and cure Of all
arrangements in
the stomach, ny-
er and bowels.
They are q mild
aperient, and an
excellent purga-
tive. Being pure
ly vegetable, they
contain no ner-
curry or mineral
whatever. Much
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Ayers
ARSAP A RILLA

on its Intrinsic virtues, and sustained by
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and beneficial to children, and yet 80 search
ing as to effectually purge out the great
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system for years, soon yield to this power
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and internal ULCERAT1ONS OF THE
UTERUS, STOMACH AND LIVER: II
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GIA, HEART DISEASE, FEMALE WEAK
NESS, DEBILITY, and LEUCORRHGA,
when they are manifestations OF the scrofu-
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It Is an excellent rest1rer Of health and
strength In the Spring. BY renewing the
Ii dissipates the depression and listless lam
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tor cleansing the blood. The system moves
on with renewed visor and new lease Of
life.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-04
COUNTY NEWS.

The Methodist church at West Brookfeld
have arranged course of FIVE lectures, by Revs.
J. o. Peck, A. W. McKeown, J. o. Knowles, W.
F. Mallalieu and Joseph Scott.
AT the second Worcester republican senatorial
district convention, held in Milford Yesterday,
Hon. s. NJ. Griggs, Of Westboro, was renomi-
mated
The republicans of Blackstone'ha an enthu-
sastic flag raising and mass meeting on We'd
nesday evening. The meeting, which was held
in the town hall, was presided over by s. A.
Burgess, and able addresses were delivered by
Hon. Geo f. Hoar and Dr. Geo. B. Lorng
Mr.. l. n. Marshall, recently connected with
the Boston, Lowell and Nashua railroad COM
pany as freight clerk in the local office at Low.
ell, has been appointed freight agent for the
Boston, Clinton and Fitchburg company in
Fitchburg. Mr.. E. j. Crossman, who has per-
formed the business of this office for the past
twenty years, seyered his connection on the first
of October, and devotes his attention entirely to
the management Of the business of the Franz
ingham and Lowell railroad, in the city of
Lowell
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-04

The annual exhibition of the Lunenburg farmers
club was held in that town on Tuesday last The
show of stock was large but the display of fruits
and vegetables was much better than the average.
The address was delivered by Rev. Mr.. Harlow
The following Is list Of of the principal pre-
miums
Working Oxen and Steers-Cyrus Kilburn, j S
Wilson.
Cows and Heifers-Best herd Of four cows for but
ter, i BrownI best milk, Martin johnson; COW
for milk, 5 Stone, I Goodwin COW for butter, G
Gitchrest Levi HOughtOn; two year old heifer j
5 Wilson, Martin johnson; yearling, Stone, ID
Parksj heiier calves, Barnes Foster, Martin John.
son.
Bulls-Joseph Goodrich, Brown yearling, S
Stone,
Swine-Best boar, II McIntire; breeding SOW
Joseph Cushing; fat hog, r A Proctor, George V
Ball; best fat pig, Charles Hastings.
H0rses-Draft, Jas Hidreth, Maon s Heath
driving, a Proctor, a Whitney Q Young
colts, David Parks, Nj Health yearlings, NJ 5
Heathj foa } B Fairbanks, David Parks.
Poultry-Brahmas, G Gilchrest Leghorns
John Brown, David Il Willard; all kinds Geo
ii McIntire, j Wilson; turkeys J f Brown,
Henry Adams geese, Richard Gichrest; ducks,
Vegetables Best collection Luther Burbank, j
Il Brown; best potatoes Luther Burbank, Gram
| Vile Boutwell, squashes, stillmau Stone, j F
| Boyntoni pumpkins, j f Brown, Chas Hildreth
melons, w Jones, james Smith.
Fruit-Apples, best collection, h Whiting, j +
Brown; best dish, : Boynton, S Stone; best five
| varieties, Stone, Martin johnson, Daniel Put
| nam. Pears Martin johnson, j Brown best
| dish, Brown, Is q Whiting. Peaches-Chas
Hastings, + Browni best dish, Chas Hastings,
| gratuity, Stman Stone. Grapos-Martin John.
| son, NJ Heath. Quinces-Martin johnson, j Il
| Brown. Tomatoes-L Burbank, A T Whituey,
Jesse Cook, Collections Of fruit-A Whitney, f
1 O Young
| Domestic Manuhctures-Mrs Rice rugs; Mrs
| Thos Page rug Mrs w johnson, fancy articles
| Eldora Jones, tidy; X Davis, worsted work;
| stone, fancy work, Helen Haywood embroidery
| Clara Porter, wax flowers; Mrs Ella Lyons, fancy
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AhI,rcrinied nisnntches.

The Pacific Mail company expect complete
details of the loss Of the America, including
/ names OF the lost passengers, by the 10th inst
Oliver Il, Strong, one Of the pioneers of Oman
dalgua county, y. u, died from paralysis yes
terday afternoon, aged 81. He was a native OF
Connecticut
Forty suits began in the state courts OF New
OrN to test the Coustituuonatily of the income
tax have been removed to the Cuited States
courts. One is TO be made test case before
Judge Woodruff in a few DAYS.
The finance committee of the projected Jubilee
festival mt Cincinnati in May next have resolved
10 raise $4,000 as guarantee fund The festi.
val will last six days.
Flushing, Nhite>touC and College Point L. l.
are TO be consolidated under one city charter.
Johanna Harligan, a Brooklyn virago, a ter
ror TO the vicinity ofAtlantIc street was arrested
Yesterday for fatally stabbing her husband dur
inc drunken melee.
Two COnvicts, named Joseph Kugsland and
Nicholas Kelly, escaped from Sing Sing prison
night or two ago, and have not since been re.
captured,
Jenkins (coloret), the Washington wife muir
derer, was found guilty OF murder in the FIRST
degree.
An explosion in Hoosac tunnel Yesterday
morning killed Michael Cunningham. badly in
jured Stephen Mccarthy aud hurt several Others.
Three passenger coaches on a mail train gopr
west on the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia railroad, fell through trestle three
miles west Of Grecnville, yesterday morning.
One brakeman was killed, seven passengers
seriously aud two slightly injured No names
have been received.
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LATEST NE w s
BY GELE4RAEH
70 rEE wOaoEsTEn UaEGE sv1
Foreign News.

ENGLAND.
LONDON, Oct. 3.-Sir Charles Adderlv. con.
servative member of parliament for North Stat
fordShire addressed 4 large meeting of coustit.
uents at Burslen last night. He alluded to the
work of the Geneva tribunal and the settlements
of disputes between England and America, and
said the prosperity of the world depended upon
a cordial understanding between the two ma
tons England had made great sacrifices to
terminate the state Of Sem-aleuatiOu and re-
lieve the anxiety Of Canada. The settlement o
the difficulties arising out of depredatlOnS OF
confederate privateers had been dearly pul-
chased by England, and the parties who fitted
out those vessels and made fortunes at the risk
of the honor of the CoHutry, ought to bear the
burden of the award of the Geneva tribunal
Sir James Shaw Willes, one of the judges Of
the court of common pleas, committed suicide
this morning. Sir James was suffering from a
severe attack Of govt, which reached the brain
and caused insanity, in one of the parOXySms
oil which the fatal act was committed.
FRANCE,
PARIS, Oct 3.-Ihe Strasbourg Gazette saws
900 Alsatiaus are now serving as soldiers in the
German garriSons, of whom 1875 are volunteers
The latter will be liable to military service for
only one year.
1t is rumored that President ThierS intends, at
the next session of the assembly, to urge the
conservative deputies to support proposition
for the defnitve establishment, by proclama,
'iNhs VI iCpubllN pdSNtl VII
conservative principles. 1t is also said that Cas-
inner Perer is now using his influence with the
right centre Of the assembly to bring it to ac-
cept the presidents views.
SPAIN.
MADRID, Oct. 3.-Thc fire brigade sent from
this city has arrived at the escuria, and through
its eXertiOns the flames have been checked, and
although still burning are confined to that part
of the palace in which the library is located A
great quantity Of books and manuscripts have
been removed, and there are hopes OF saving the
entire library, but in damaged condition
AUSTRIA.
PEsTH Oct. 3.-The Austrian delegation has
finally voted the budget of the ministry of Tor
eign affairs, including an appropriation for the
secret service, without amendment.
ITALY.
ROME Oct. 3.-The pope, replying to dele
CATION which visited him on the anniversary Of
the taking of the plebiscitum in Rome, declared
that the triumph of the church would surely
come, if not in his lifetime, in that of his sue
CeSSOr
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The Georgia Election.
GOV Smiths Majority by Counties.

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct 8.-Returns received at
the office of the Atlanta Constitution give ma
jorlties for Smith (demoCrat) in the following
counties:
Taliarerro county 800 majority, Wilkes 1911
MuscOgee 700, Hancock 200, Pulaski no, Rich
mond TAO, Whitefeld 1856, Dougherty ,321 De
kalb sos, Morgan 179, Wilkinson 500, Schley
2O4, McDuffee $50, Sumter 300, Troup 1850, Cow.
eta 250 Brooks ZIG, Randolph 25j, Quitmau
1871, Campbell $50, Macon 900, Baldwin
900, Butts 242, Burke 500, Floyd $50,
Jones 800, Clarke 512, Newton 2173, Cor
don $780, Mitchell 143, Terrell $40, Talbot
1884, Murray POS, Clayton 400, Fulton 1850, Cobb
500, Houston 50, Blob 1900, Lee 175, Warren
300, Monroe 700, Barlow 1923, Clay 50, Chatham
294O, Epson 615, Henry 1874, Taylor 100, Pike 595
Stewart $50, Hail 9l4, Milton 53S, Lowndes 1871
ROckdale 804, Houston 1888, Hancock $50, Ogle.
thorpe 369, Catoosa 344, Barton 1908, White
field $40.
Forty-nine counties give Smith 27,S27 major
ity.
Walker (republican) has a majority in Me
Intosh county Of 454, and in Thomas Of 256
making total in both counties OF no. In fifty.
one counties Smith has majority of q i'll.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct. 3. Returns received
from sixty counties in every portion of the state
give the democrats over $4,000 majority, and
the seyenty-ive counties yet to hear from will
increase the majority to ,00O Twggs county
gives republican majority Of 300 and Greene
county Ill. Out of sixty counties heard from
only four have gone republican. Enthusiastic
democrats claim the state by $4,000 majority.
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Warrington News.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 3,-The board o.
examiners for the treasury department will soon
hold competitive examinations for the purpose
of filling upward Of forty vacancies in FIRST elias.
clerkships, About fifty candidates will be ex
amined each day, making nearly $50 in all.
There were few visitors at the executive
mansion to-day. Among those who had inter
views with the president was Nor, the japanese
charge d'affalres, accompanied by several of hi,
cOuntrymen
The secretary of the interior has concluded tc
purchase the ground north and south of thu
capitol to the extent Of the appropriation made
during the late session Of congress. A further
appropriation will be necessary to complete the
purchases 70 the limits designed.
Twenty-Five hundred dollars and some cents
the proceeds Of the sale Of coin received from q
conscience stricken individual in Hamburg
Germany, were to-day credited to the conscenc,
fund by the treasurer of the United States.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-04

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct, 3.-The American
and British mixed claims commission were in
continuous session to-day from II AM. to p
NJ, and transacted large amount of business
Alter closing the proofs in a large number oil
cases on the part Ofthe claimants aud extend
ing the time in others, the following cases were
disposed Of: On the claim Of Chas. Mahew VS.
the United States, No. 172, on motion Of United
States consul to dismiss, a decision was rendered
as follows; the acts complained Of not having
been committed between April 10, 1861, and
April 8, 1865, the memorial is dismissed foi
want Of jurisdiction. The following claims, on
demurrer by the agent and consul of the United
States, were disaowed: Thomas Grant vs.. the
United States, No, 211 S. and Il. Roberts VS..
the United States, No. 344; Thomas A. Crosse
VS.. the United Staies No. $50; L. G.. Warren
ford VS.. the United States, No. S51 7. II. Roll
Jason VS.. the United States, No. 1858; and K. At
kins VS.. the United STATED, No. $40 The COM
mission adjourned to Tomorrow,
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Political Conventions.


LtDeFaf tbeDuDlfC6n county.
Delegates from the liberal republican party OF
Worcester county met in convention in upper
Horticultural hall, yesterday morning at ten
O'Clock, for the purpose of nominating a candi.
date for county commissioner The convention
was called to order by DR.. H. F. Bishop of this
city, and organized by the choice of George R.
Kennedy as chairman, and T. 5. Low of Viii
tinsvie as secretary.
On motion of David Manning, committee of
three, consisting of David Manning, DR.. H. f.
Bishop and E. w. Hutchinson, all of Worcester,
was appointed on credentials, and reported six
teen towns represented by sixty-seven delegates.
On motion Of DR.. II. +. Bishop, a committee
of three was appointed to report list of names
for the county committee, who reported as fol
lows: D. Manning, Jr., Of Worcester, chairman,
j. N. Stockwell of Webster, S. B. Richardson Of
Warren, Dr. McGregory of Southbridge, DR..
H. P. Bartlett of North Brookfed, T. j. Chit
man of Clinton, H. f. Bishop and S. D. Tour
tellote of Worcester The report was accepted,
and the committee authorized to make such
additions as they deemed cxpedient.
On motion of F. W. Chitman of Clinton DR..
VI l. ~
ton, and N II. Foster of North Brookfeld, were
appointed as a committee to confer with a sim
liar committee from the democratic convention
in reference to a candidate TO be supported for
the office of county commissioner, and com.
mttee of three, consisting of James Raw of
Northbridge, S. D. Tourtellot Of Worcester, and
E. F, Melony of Soutbbridge. was appoinfed to
notify the democratic convention of tbe action
A conference committee from the democratic
convention here arrived. and in connection with
the similar committee retired and reported the
name of Hiram Allen of Webster as candidate
and thc nomination was made nv acclomotion
without n dissenting vote. The chairman oc tba
committee was appointed TO notify the demo.
cratic convention of the nomination after which
tbe convention adjourned.
Democratic Comfy.
The democrats of Worcester county met in con.
veution at horticultural hall, Yesterday morn
inc, for the purpose of nominating a county
commissioner and county committee. The meet.
inc was called to order few minutes after
eleven O'Clock by Mr.. Jas. f. Estabrook, chair.
man Of the county committee, aud organized by
the choice of Col. Levi Barker as president, and
|. B. Sayles of Millbury secretary. Lyman
Sheldon of Webster was chosen vice president,
and it was voted that there be associated with
him as honorary yice-prcsidents all members Of
the convention over sixty years OF age.
On motion of Jas, L. Estabrook of Worcester,
a committee of five, consisting of Jas. L. Esta-
brook of Worcester, Charles Burns of Webster
G. w Gill of Worcester. Jeremiah Gatcber Of
VI W "''i Vi 3" o'NNs'e'' 00'o"l'"' ""'N"'li :"
Blackstone, and Ruel Jones OF Spencer were APP
noir.od Ia nominate a countv committeo
p0,"''p ~ nominee ~. .1"'' -, eo,'"i''e
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-04
New YorIs CRY Ncws.

NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-Dayd Massey was con.
victed, in the United States circuit court to-day,
for sending obscene literature through the
United States mails, aud fined $500 aud sent
to prison for one year.
The Guardian savings bank has begun to pay
its creditors fifty cents on the dollar.
United States Judge Woodruff stated to-day
that federal supervisors Of election in this city
will be appointed from candidates properly
youched for, one from the party supporting
Grant and one from the party supporting Gree.
ley, in each election district.
This being the religious new year Of the
Jews, 1t was generally celebrated In the Jewish
synagogues and temples Of New York aud
Brooklyn,
Application has been made to release on bail
Thomas Farrell, the murderer OF the two Ward
island asylum unatics. Judge Leonard reserved
his decision,
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General Political Intelligence

HARRISBURG, Pa, Oct 3.-W. P. Schell, the
labor reform candidate for governor, has dc.
cared in favor of Buckalew,
Albany, Oct. 8.---At the straight out conven.
ton full electoral ticket was selected, includ-
ing Peter Gilsey, John A. Goodlett and George
Sprague at large. Resolutions in support OF
0'Conor and Adams and the Louisville platform
were adopted. Twenty-seven delegates were
present, and there was but little enthusiasm
The motion TO nominate a ticket for state officers
was rejected by vote of II o15.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-The democrats aud lib.
erals Of the old eleventh district have nominated
Charles H. Horton for congress
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AnvERTIsINa RArrs-

IL DAILY sPr-F0r the square of tsnu es Of agat
type, time IS cts. each subsequent inse ion 59es;
week s275; 2veeks $500; month $500; year So.
and the same proporonally for any number OF squar
Two lines for one week sloO; three lines SIPS;
lines 81 81 ayslinss sl5o Local notices IS cents c
line for each Insertion Business notices Il cent? re
line. Obituary notices resolutions, &C., l5centPe.
Legal Advertisements Shopper square rst inse. tsn
each subsequent insertion Scents
Special positions in the paper, and special sty.es
display viii be charged extra rates Cuts ant DUR.
column adv ertisemeut5 allowed only Unite ezLcrt
1ddoUbie rates charged for the whole space occtol
IN WEERLT SFr-First insertion sl.0o pen s,trre
acknowledgment insertion 80 cents months s. f:cn
year $500.
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TrOtting ut the New Hampshire state
Rnir,

DOVER, N, H., Oct. Sat the state fair to-
day the attendance was large, including Gov
about one O'Clock. In spite Of the heavy rain,
three races were all trottCd out, for a purse OF
$500, open 10 all horses. There were four en-
tries. Lady Franklin won the first heat in al
Belle Dean winning the next three and the
race, in 1911, 2;s9, 2:37; Lady Franklin getting
the second money, and Nellie Morrison the
third. Tilston was distanced. In the ? AS race,
for S175, two horses were entered. Jenny Lind
won the race by distancing Messenger Boy in
the first heat, In 1913. In the trOt for gentle
mems driving horses for $780, w. IL. Raymond S
mare Fannie won in three straight heats, in 200,
1904, and 3 100. II. G.. Smiths Clever Boy, OF
Concord, was second, and j. 2, Cilley's Black
Walnut, of Belmont, third.
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work; Ann Wilson, rug; Young; Mrs Al
Whitney; Spaulding, quilt; Mrs VI Dixie, quilt
Amanda Hailey, fancy work; L 4 Goodrich pillow
covers; Mrs Batson, quilt; Mrs Jennings, quilt
Mrs q II McIntire fancy work; Mrs NJ q Willard,
fancy work; Mrs Thos Young; Mrs Ann snow; Mrs
Snow, socks; Mrs L Jones; Mary Walker;
Mary Porter; Lucy Kihurn; Mrs Abel Cook: Mrs
Chas Litchfeld, tidy; Mrs Martin, rug; Mrs NJ
McIntire, ship.
Flowers-Cut, Abbie NJ Baldwin, Mrs Bat
son, Nellie Haywood; pot flowers, Luther Burbank
A 2 Whitney jesse Cook
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NEWARK, Nj , Oct. 3.--A fire in Orange at
midnight DESTROYED Van Ness grocery and dry
goods store, Davis shoe store, and other build
ings. Loss $4,000; small insurance.
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rhe HVcatI,er.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. as p. M.-Proba-
hilites: For the New England and middle
states, clearing aud clear weather, with uorther
~ 10 westerly winds
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CENTRAL DISTRICT CoURT-WILLIAMs, j.
Thursday, oct 3.-Francis Lawlor, charged with
threatening his wife, was let of on payment Of
costs, and furnishing sureties in 500 to keep the
peace for six months.
Patrick Feeny and John Doherty were each
fined $40 and costs for keeping liquor
William O'Brien was fined $40 aud costs, and
William Raymont SO and costs lordrunkenness,
both being committed for non-payment
SUPREME JUDICIAL CoURT.-FULL BENCH
LAW TERM.-ThurSday oct. 3.-The follow,
ing cases were argued: Cordelia Hastings ct al.
VS. Rufus Hastings ct al, relative to a title TO
land in Berlin; Bigeow Of Boston for the plain
tifs, Aldrich for the defendants. Common
wealth VS. WIN. Wetherhead and Seth Hastings,
relative TO the right to fish in Mendon pond !;
Attorney General Train for the commonwealth,
II. b. Staples for the defendants Also The fol
lowing liquor cases Commonwealth against
John stratton, Patrick Foran, and jeremiah Fo-
ley. The attorney general appeared for the
commonwealth, and Kent for Stratton, Very
and Gasllell for Foran, and W. A. Williams for
Foley and Henry
HoRiiepLrukAL'- lnouSu the regular sun,
mer series OF eNllolllohs Oh Vhe hor'lcul'uiH'
society Is no" over tne library was opeu as
usual yesterday AFTERNOON, ana many uhe Spee''
mems OF iruit were exhibited lhere was qui'c
large display OF excellent pears, d. u Ne"'oh,
\. W. Lincoln H. l.. PARKER D. f. Allen ana
lhomas k' Norcross being the e1hloltorS' Ed
Kinney ana u >. Andrews OF tins city, ana
Joseph u Loyel OF West Boylston eXhlDlted
grapes ana D. +, Allen a Inc plate OF Craven
S'cIu apples Inc moral display consisted Oh
e"o s'"'u9 VI pe'uui"s anu TWO oouque's ny MIs'
waited flowers by Mrs. II. |. buck. and a spec-
men Of Chill white Glove, and some tastcfuly
arranged bouquets by Il. K. and L. +. Kinney.
Specimen pears exhibited by Alexander Marsh
and c. S, Andrews for name were decided to be
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-04

DATENT OFFICE BUSIN ESS.-Amcr.
can aud Foreign Patents procured, Rejected Appli-
cations reargued; interference Cases Prosecuted; Op-
ions given as to the validity infringement of Patents
and suits prosecuted and defended the United States
Courts, by
TEOS. FL. DODGE
Formerly Principal Examiner and Chairman of the
Board of Appeals, L. s. Patent OniCeD Counsellor nj
Law and Advocate in Patent Gases. Onicc-Dodcef
Block corner Park and Portland sts Worcester Mass
u24 dEwtf ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-04

CHAMBER CONCERT very pleasing piano
recital was given at the rooms Of Mr. Il. b. Story
last evening, TO party of invited lrienps' Mr.
Story was assisted by Miss Lottie Pratt, aud Mr..
b. G. Bodgett of Piitsieid. The different mum.
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SITUATION is WANTED : By /

WANTED-To rent whole house or dis
W connected tenement, with 10 rooms furnished
or unturnished, pleasantly located Address until FRI
Gay, STEPHEN CONOVER, JR. Post ONCE.
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SALE OF LYcEUM TICKETs-Tho lecture
season has come suddenly upon us, and our
readers are aware that the Lyceum tickets are
to be sold early tomorrow morning 1t often
happens, in the course of the season, that peo-
pie are led to regret that they had not secured
season ticket. 1t is always good advice to "be
wise in time" The season tickets give reserved
seats, and are good for every evening of the
course.