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ON MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RRLIEF FOR YOUNG MIN FROM THE
effects 81 Hrrnfs aud Abuses In early life. Manhood
RESTORED. Impgdiments 10 Marriage Removed. New
method Of treatment. Now and remark able rem.
ediea Books and Circulars sent free, In sealed
yelOpea.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. . south
Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa AnaArn
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fRAHKFORD ARAESAL, OFFICE A. &, g.
PHILADELPHlA, Pa, kOy, Is, lsIA I
Sealed proposals. in duplicate, will be received a.
this once until u m, December 4, le12 for furnish
ing the tTeeh beef required by the Subsistence De
parment, United States Army 1T this station during
the neKt HiN months, commencing January j. 1874
Information a. to the conditions, quality Of beef,
pAymentA, &c, can be obtained by application To
WILLIAM PRINCE,
noyib First Lieutenant Ordnance, A. q. Il.
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FURNISHING GOODS

S!1J.tA a9kll p,.Ts,,s.a -,
IKE AM: CO. lE'iaSIs
DROPosAIS FOR FREsH BREF.
oTPIcE A. C.a,l
PosT or RALEIoH,
RALRIqH, n. o., NOy. 10, ls7a
Lhis gfiss until Il m. Dscsm L. is7S for farS.h
NIX the freah Beef required ly tbs Subsistence De.
months, Sqmnlsncins January i. iS7S iaformStiGa
AA % conditions. quality Of beef payments, kc, can
nols list Lieut.. 9TH Artillery, L. o. 3.
DRoPOsALs FOR FRESH BEEF.
OTTIoE A. q. B., PosT OF NASHVILLE. TEsNal
Sealed proposals, In duplicate viii Is received At
ar f SsS Sh ,hs Tfssh ses fe1sra E
ulstence Department. u 8 A., At this station during
a. 10 eondtiShs, auSlity Of best nSymsntS ~. eSn
be Obtained by Algieation y - a,..,
nov list Lieut. 18th D !. infantry. 4. Gs
DROPOsALs FOR CEMENT FOR THE NRW
l. JAIL OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
OFHtcR OF bUPRRvIsINa AhCHTECT,l
Sealed pToposSs vii s. resolved y dis once Nee unti
y m. Of the sth day q November, lisa Tor furnish
S SsTss %SFe or HyaFsas SsR mel a sa
Zach BARREL must contain not less than W pounds 81
Cement aud must be delivered In quantities subject
times a. may be in his Judgment rSqaisits Each
proposal Win be aeeompanied byA sample OF the
wharf Eill b. crested on the premises, the use Of
"h a S 6e Allowed ne contractor se o. charge
Obtained Al Ihia oihoe, and must be accompanied b.
$500 that the bidder viii SoSspt and PsTior% ~
| contract " awarded him.
iHymnutA Will he made monthly. dOQugtiuE tel
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7 ARGR SALE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND
II RQUIPAaE
= GOVERNMENT SALE OF PUBIC PROP
VI ERTY.

QUARTERAAETER'a ORFICE,l
FORT GIBAOH, l. T., Oct, y, ls7a
VIII be offered for sale, al public auction, on the
an iron bridge, belonging to the United Rtatea, at
the crossing u the PUrteau river, known a. the
Texas aud Port Arbuckle crossing, and about sir
miles from Fort Smith, Ark. The sale 70 commence
~ Il m. Terms caAh. JAS. HEI9EB,
nO4 QuArteTmAster q. 4. Army.
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DIED.

CE--wtLLIs-O Monday, the eblh instant
u the reaidenee Of tho brides parenls by the Rev
pr. Parker, JAMgs y, RoICE And Miss BoPHiE A.
Willis, both Of Washington, d. q. H.
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II . ) i o F il l G e 4,
Worcester, Mass.
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS.

,-,,,. ,,,..,. =,
,Norhefn worcester County. Vermont and New IIamp.
Manchester Concord and Nashua \ II Io,,,au r
closes nj 6 a IN ard 20 n M dnp m q IL a m az,
and n M " ~ ''V y IT. Duo AT
m and D m Due o. is m and and 4 a m '''' 'V's" "
Princeton Fast prjncefon ami Wac S,,.-ti,,.. -, o..
$3.50 D m. hue at g.l5am '7' Ne az
CITY OF Boston close nj G. 20 and o a m IL o,,d . ~
NJ Due al 20 and 10 10 a n, n 6 10 IA mi Ia on - o
Boston an Worcester way Nail ci 'Se al a m Sd
Name. Eastern New Hampshire and Eastern Massa-
Rhode Jsla1 l. close M a IN and II m and On -,
Due at 94j a M 2.i5 and $50 D m ''''' ''VP M
WAY Mail on tie Prov,denee and Worcester r,iir,od
close at 80 y m Dne ~ q 4ian, ~ i''ii"'u'
Minbury, Whitjusvillc, Easi Douglas. Blackstone
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WORCESTER AND NASHUA Rail,
' RoAD-On and after Monday, Sept 4, ISL r. ssrn
ger Trains viii run follows: ~ "
e$De FORESTER at $50 and Ills and 42Q and 60
Leave GrOtOn Junction for Worcester at 5am
leave Nashua al l.i1 III, lieu m. ana 5 90 d m
the 6o tram connects At Fchhre with trains for ths
Vermont and Massachusetts Cheshire and FItanI "a
ilfhngon Railroads, ct Gr0ton Junction with trains AZ
me FlLchpurS down. beIcrbOro and shirley Sionx
EI09k, and Lowell and Lawrence Railroads: and z
Nsgus with trains Of the Wilton, Concord ManciescS
aa Lawrence, Northern, Boston, Concord and Nom
vermont Central Passumpsic and Ogdonsturg rail
The HIS train connects at Ffchburg win Chs,
snire snd Rutland and Burlington Freight ana passen
seI 70 hland) trans; at GrOtOn junction with Fitrf
2uIg stony Brook, and Lowell and Lawrence trains and
~ Nasnua with Wilton Concord. Manchester and TaWt
Tenee eeEtnen ITO Frank I'M and Boston, Concord and
&ontreaI Ito Plymouth trains is
tIe " m tram connects at Fitchbnrg at Is r.
WIZ cheshire. vermont and Massachusetts and Rutrd
aal B95 nglon Nght Express trains; Groon junction
win Hichburg PeterborO and Shirley and Stony r. ook
trans; and at Nashua with Concord Manchester and
Lawrence, Northern VcrIont Central Might III pTesS
Ss1eisuuFB' allu EiontFes and Champlan trains.
q \ TT'RNER Snp
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EIrCEBUBG K WORCESTER r. II.
aoNDAY, May l, lS7l.-Passenger Trans for g9rces

= - - Ek ADVANCEMENT - Commencing ~,
AohDAX, May l. iS7l.-PassenKer Trans for " orces.
Leave Fitchhurg, s :. n, 1850 end s so D. M
South Fitc' burg, sos a. m, 1854 ard 81 D. N
Leomlnster, SD q. n, Lee anc SEQ .. m
GATES Crossing, Si7 q. m, L07 and 6O7 D. H.
5tatt Junction s26 a. m, Is and IL r. m.
STERLING Center, S.3S q. III, / 70 ana g. 20 D. M
Passenger Trains for Fitchlurg-
Leave Norceser, 50 and i. - q m, and 20 ON
Sterling uncti n, 1907 and II 81 a. NJ lnd sen n m
5ter.ng Center, I Z and II O5 p. m, and 5OS D. m
i ~ junction ~ a. NJ and l2ii and 5I6 p. n
Sfhtes crossing, I2h g. Ia, 1922 ana 524 u, on
5eoallIsieri i3e a. n. 1880 and 20 D. ~
South Fllch6urg, T.S7 a. m. 1929 and s 81 m
5 66AlLEcAn CoNFEcTIoEs- 30 and ii Is a. M and
~ p; m trains RON Worcester ct Ftchburg
Nith me Cheshire and Rutland and Burlington n n tn1
az points north and west; also connect at Fitchbnrg
with the Vermont and Massachusetts n Il for GrcrnGei
ana blattlehorO and intermediate stations
i4s gg m and 25g p M. tram nom rItchhure conI
meet - Crcester with Boston &c Worcester Providence
q Morcestet, Norwich & Worcester Railroads and
field vim ' "eS' VIA spring.
INC $50 p m. tam rom Fitchburg connects at Wor
eestcr WIN kcrwch & Worcester Steamboat Train tay
ga az a no[ Ti, va neT L9ndon H. A BLOOD, sup
FI6R6atg. Nav l. 1911 81 T. A,
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BOSTON, BARRE & GARDNER R. R

on and after Monday Nov 81, Trains will leave Card
net iof orceser and intermediate stations at 90 Is
and IL 45 NJ, and at 445 p. NJ, making connection
WIN trains on I'll the roads Terminating in or passing
through Worcester. 80
kE lRNlNG-Lcave Worcester at A. n. p 20, 4i5
inn no p NJ, connecting at Gardner with AL ira MS on
the vermont and Massachusetts Railr0ad to and from
doosac funne,, Greenfield ana Intermediate stations,
and south rom those points ~
Worcester, Nov. "a, 1871. dtf Nv
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NORWICH AND WORCESTER DIyI

n OItWjCH AND WORCESTER DIVI
~ SIGN, b, H. and Z. RR., 1871.
TRAINS GoIGG So-TH, LEAVE WORCESTER AT
OBS m way Passenger Train. Connects al Web
Stss with train from Southbrdsc, ana for HoS
toH, at PAINTED wiz Idins to ana from IIart
ford and Froyi, cnce at Norwich vi h rain for
New London nom West Side station -
10 90 n. Esy Passenger Train. Connects 81 ;yoY
cester VIII srsins IRON Boston, easEua. tiici
eurgi lowell &C. 1t Worcester junction wlla
,:aia rom 2ostoni at Pain5ed for Trovi5emr@s
81 9THlch with traiRs for Aew l4oE;,On, s. ysue
SIS a. Wey PASSENGER Trsn. Connects at Vor,
eesiel VIII rains itom Nashua, thchuure LOVE-
e., @c.i a. Worcester junction With ESEress
Train ON @cston, ana trains from Western and
Fr3VlGenee and Wo.cester roads, at Putnsn WITH
tram from Boston; at Painted Junction tram,
ron trovideH'f and Hartford arrive in season ioF
W. tfsln- "a seagers from way stations eScGpt
hoiS ~ steamer from New London, will take this
T'so ~ Steamboat Express Tram for New York
connects a. Worcester with trains from Boston
SSi, ,Ilg.h ShalesteT, Lowell. Lawrence, Nashua
Hltch9lTR, sc; at Putnam from Roston tgsi
poe, Franklin and Blackstone; leaves yorM me
IEAIFs tIctHo NoRrH LEAVE NORWICH Ar
.} 'ssli9oaj Express train for Boston, (daIiy
ton, Blackstone Frank in and Waipo,e; al W9p
s eeScI liF F B4sSGn, birmingham Low ell hasas
LONDON 8: AIS m, dependent on srrivai Of
500 n. Way Passenger Train Copncc,,yg
PlsinHeld Junction for Providence; at i.,,nar,
lot Boston, errivinG at 1920 m; al Worcrsiry
gdncuon iof Springfield, and way station AibanT
&c, and Providence; at worcester tor traIs -
Boston, Nashua, &C ''i 'il'l' TO
sA'SS o. 10; %ay sssenger Tram. Connecting Of
FlslEbe!d with train from and for l'roycr,,re.
STRIVING IL Y orcester Junction in season for rars
al Worcester tor trains 70 Bosoe- Nasjua ava pa W.
o'45 n way Passenger Train. Conrects At Nor.
%ich with tram from New London and al PisIn
cester with train for Boston ''s' Ct "0'
WEBSTER SPECIAL
Leaves Eehstcr for Worcester AZ g. am
Leaves Worcester for Webster at si.;s5 pm
4, L VI 4. AMpKEWs, sup't.,
%" EorDich r. Worcester Di,'is,or
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1871 ESHIRE RAILROAD
- 8 Il MLNrER ANGENGNr-cnl.,.. -.

l1E NUN UE1, Dec. % ISL
Trains leave Worcester Foster Street ncrot at a. T.
n Ills NJ and 42e m; Fitchburg at 20 a. M al
lcws Fsls
Making connections st Bellows Falls with RUTLAND a
Burlington 4 E. for Rutland, Saratoga Burnctou A,
Also with Vt. Central K. L. for Windsor White River
junction connecting with Conn. and Passumpsic River
kaiiroad) AOntpc ie-, St Adams Rouses Point Ogden
uUrs. Montreal, &c.
Tickets to sl points north fol sale at Nc Foster ST..
Ncrcestec-J. BARNARD. Agent
tste a. low ss by Rliy route and distarce less,
II Pullman Siee ping Cars On Night Tran ior v. st
En1 -nTtE. x STEW ART San
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ABBOTT& RICE
NO. CENTRAL EXCHANGE,
- o N D y Pc G o G k
REAL ESTATE AID IHSUR iRGE AGENTS,
No. 2 Front St. Exchange.

NO. Z Front st. Exchange.
~ FOR SAJE-Or EXCHANGE for Civ
E5i!I divided; $ acres wood land@ches OAK ma
'1-~ pie, &C. from 20 % years growth; I25 ample
trees. ntary all graflef pears, grapes &c house OF
rooms, in GOOD repair; barn in hrstraty condition
Won
g. FOR SALE-AbOut u miles from
Ms..l and fenced with stone wall; II acres IN Vooi
supply Of iruit hoqse Of rooms newly panied aud
lapsiea orn 5O w. with cellar; carpenter shoo and
H. station Price $780,
non ca, n, ,
~ TIN oALE--ADouG o. miles from
~g;,: worcester very desirable an cosy little place,
not, mouse nice cottage of 9 rooms, in first rate
par, small bart with cellar also, good shoe shop;
GOOD supply OF apples; about mile from church, few
lous from school. near five factories. Price $500.
NON c.r1
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: tanners 0-onstmisr.

EA NORFOLK AND BALTI
II E||A4hs MORE AND WASHINGTON, D. c.
- - y STEAMSHIP LINE.-Steamships OF this
S&saslas5 inc sal from end of Central Wharf. Bos
N; tuesdays and SATURDAYS, at 4 P. NJ, for
NORFOLK and BALTIMORE.
STEAMSHIPS:
w LILLIAN KENNEDY Capt. Geo. II. Uallett.
" ILLiAA LAWRENCE. - VIM A. IIallett
MCCLELLAN, F. NJ Howes
freight forwarded from Norfolk Petersburg and
Kchnon3 by river OF rail- and by the Virginia and Ten
nessee Ar Line to all points Virginia Tennessee Ala
oara and Georgia; ald over the Seaboad and Roanoke
Seiroad to a points North and South Carolina Ey
places Yves.
Through rates given to South and " est
Fine Pass niger accommodations.
Fare, including Berth and Meals: tc Narfolk sl2.5g-
time q hours to Baltimore Sij-ti.ne IS hours,
For further inforDIstOa apply to
MIS- 49, 81 Narfrai v6erf IT,ostor =
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ROsToN & ALBANY RAILROAD
BOSTON AVID HoRcEsTER nIv1s1nn

WINTER ,ARRANGEMENT, commencing on yoS.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester;
For Boston, at 20 exp, 4 rs exp. and 045 M ana
m Tb5 ~ On NJ p o2o 1 SSp' 69g and 955 exp M
sto, washington So aiion all others from Tester st.
For Grafton, weFtboro'. southyirc CordayiYe and
Ai9sg sdi az 7gg and shS NJ 4o and S09
lao S25, S55 600 and 055 H. ''-O' anu "'o N
For Milford at 90 and 9,35 M lao, 325 and s55 n m
For Natick, at 100 and 9i5 M Lao and 800 M 'n'
an, EOF %bstsslsy GrsnttvIe West Ncwe Newton
train to Natlck. and there change TO Tho saw u
VAIN Wapd WINCH caves Nauek tweny-seven minutes amer
, T6s 4So m train runs every day except Nor day. all
sunday express from Albany leaves Washington square
. Saulusy mal leaves Washington square Station at
IN a, N; ~ n iay}, for ho son. V" -
TkAdhb leave boston as Ouows:
TOT worcester at 500, 100. s3Oexp.. EXP 800
SOW express TO Framlngham, $50 express 500
E For SiTOrk via Springfield, 1000 exp m, 800 exp
Now YORK, via Norwich, sac exppm.
WcSSoro' g 7os al M ga s6 ~ s Gao
CordavIle, 100 m, lSO, $50 M
South birmingham, 500, 1905 $50 Exp and 900 cxn
m i99, ~ sseg 800 exp. 100, $50 exp B0o 5g6
SsticE, iO6 10 M Lao, ais 400, 500, $50 sOo 1000
Millbury, 1Qoam, 4sOpm.
Saxonvlle, 1900 am, 6.bO pm
XII outward trains ns as aSd sG ssTP n5a $50 exp pm
sunday s Ms e3es B0s5on AZ S2 stopping at
geld Palmer and sprngned, arrives in New Y nroos
hdVAm' q. y, RUSSELL, Supt Springfield 80
A. FIFTH, Ass'tSpp't Boston,
WORCESTER AND sPRINGFrELD prvrsrov
Lssye worcester for Albany Way Stations ,ocoom
For Springfield and way stations es5, 900 am and as
For Albany tcxprcsf) o55; for New York and ,,t,,,
e@Spd91 lC2S S ma M ana ~, and 1885 M New YORK
ieaye spnnghele for Rochester daily, CONNECTING win
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CONNECTICUT.

- -,
Mrs. Ann Stiles, the South Windsor posoner,
mas neeh taken from the Hartford jail and sent
70 me insane hospital at Mlddletown, experts
haHlng decided That she is really insane.
William u iailt died at Rockville few days
since, AGED hity-three, ms death being the first
IN lalmy OF eleven children, the youngest of
Whom Is over thirty.
Professor George +. Barker, NJ. D., of Yale
college, has been appointed state chemist by
Governor Jewell, The two other appointments
IN Ihestaie are Professor Sman OF New Haven,
| and Professor johnson of Aliddleiown.
=, Manufacturing is duh in Seymour The
Humphrey'Yliie manufacturing company have
smut down for good, or until change of some
KIND is made The Hon. William II. Barnum
| i The largest owner. The extensive copper
works are advertised for sale and are doing
| nothIn@. The silk mill, one of the largest in
| the country and capable OF employing 300 hands,
mas done nothing for eighteen months.
memorial, consisting OF marble tablet
SUITABLY inscribed, to the late Rev. Morele
Fowier ana family, who lost their lives in the
| New New Hamburg railroad disaster February g.,
1871, has been placed in St. James, Episcopal,
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OBJ 9ap spp: aaoraser Gucsoap orpp, bmarp g. 49,
Zeal estate.
For Sale and Exchange.
BUSINESS CHANCE.

An emporium ty is offered purchase the Build
ing and Stock Of the best 0uniry Store England
Niliage Ihere has been business done of $4,000
year, and there bitter do more business
now, rs there IS hui en- other store OF the kind the
place. and as the stock is very light at the present time
thert iore 1t affords a opportunity
There is nice large Tenement over The store: also
Shed and shoe shop attached with a livery Stable ca
plbie OF keeping 10 horses, all which will be sold at
very low figure applied for soon lease OF the build
ing would he givcnil desired.
For further particulars see J. J. GOoDRICH on the
premises. or LEANED " NEWTON of this ci or
ABBOTT & RICE.
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NJ o. 3 RINLEY HALL.
ID. Il. PARMENTER & co.

"olS'9fois Sl H. lotS 'b
NO. ? BRINLEY HALL.
d. f. PARMENTER & co.
a. FOR SALE-2-tenement House, near
H4 Benefit St, 10 rooms good style. and in good
~ s9n; city water; l9d 1900 square icet rents for
49, FOR SALE - A new 2-tenement
s;i;' House, near Nam st soath-l6 rooms and back
- feet. Price s7OOO-wIl make terms to ut
a. FOR SALE-A Cottage House on
sl;i. Price sl8Od~w'nts 500 down.
-. FOR SALE
Ei .-STORY HOUSE,
49, near Washington square Price SlG0O
a. FOR SALE-A French roof Cottage,
ii 'i rice sos 595 barn p ''' house slated
a. FOR SALE-S-tenement Block 81
E looms; rents for SAC per month; lot 1000 square
Ill feet. Price $1,000.
-, FOR SALE-In apleasant village, IA
&;; miles from Worcester mic to dep II. carly an
OF lana; 3 ora tenemenls in house; 20 rooms in |
perfect order tents for s5l2 year. rrce $780, Terms
~ FOR SALE-In Oakham, Farm Of
E log acres will keep 10 cows aud horse summer
growth; excellent orchard; nearly d new cottage
good condition; excellent water, never ailing
frce $1,000. Apply to u +. tABMENTER d co.
- FORSALE-In Hubbardston, . miles
k8iiiI from centre Cottage House. s
Ee.l 40; piggcry and hennery. all in lent cont
- loh anu acres OF god lam, well covered with
great variety OF fruit trees, all in bearing-a rare
cnanee Price $500, D. F. PARMENTIR Il co.
o. FOR SALE-In Spencer, farm of
Sj.ii GO acres, Ia miles from centre: hay All emf m
l.,l machine; will keep cows and a horse su,nmGr
and winter; splendid wood lot-worth $3.50 on
the stump; a 2-st0ry house and l., Il rooms bult in
modern style "a superior house been built II years:l
barn 30 49, shop, carriage house. piggery Ec Mi IN
good condition; good OroharI OF choice varieties eyce-
lelt water III mouse anu barn Price SiOOtenuS essy
b. F. PARMENTER d CO.
- FOR SALE-In West Boylston. a
.;i farm Of 100 acres, AZ miles Court House, ex-
- IN 'chine; milk sold at the uOor; 5000 worth If
WOOD and lumber; never failing water runs in D. mes no
house and ban. Price SSOOl-will exchange Tor Civ
Property. u. +. rARMENTER a. CO
o. FOR SALE-Farm of SO acres. 10
Fa. miles from Worcester mile from stores, church,
ELL es, post office, &c viii keep cows and hore
the year roun 100 fruit trees, and about acres
of good wool; excellent buildings all in coed condition;
very near depot Price $500.
D. F.PAGMENTER & CO.
~ FOR SALE-Or Exchange for Civ
M;ii Property, farm OF about 800 acres Of excellent
!ll land, with wood lot worth S0OO within 81 miles
100 of depot stores, post office. &c from IS 10
keep 80 cows tar buildings; good water; mostly Fenced
with stone wall. Price Ss5OO-tcrms easy. '@''9''
D. F. PARMENTER & CO..
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
co No.2 Brinley Hall, Worcester. Mass
f6 dn
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nor SALE!
TIE FIRST CLASS RESIDENCE.
,orncr of state and Harvard SITS.

comprising Spacious House. with all modern improve
ments Stable, &C. all in thorough reIar, with about
10000 feet of land fronting lIS feet Harvard ST. AND
feet on State ST. The location is very desirable elevated
and commands magnificent view Of the city and the
surrounding country.
For particulars inquire of the subscriber.
JOHN y. WARREN.
A-L.rnn In L,,I.l -
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Suncook valley from Pittsfeld roffh through
the towns CT Barnsiead, iiilmanton iron works,
and terminates at Lake Winnepesaukee at Alton
bay. The length of this road is about fifteen
mites. The citizens OF Gilmantou have an
article in their annual town meeting warrant to
see if the Town will appropriate five per cent. Of
its valuation for any railroad that may be built
through the town within three years from the
passage Of the vote.
Col G. W. Lane of Derry appeared before
joint convention of the Nashua city government
on Saturday evening, for the purpose OF max
ing some statements relative 10 the middlerOute
of the Nashua and Rochester railroad. The city
voted, some years ago, to take stock in the en-
terpriSe to the amount Of S300,0 900. Three routes
were surveyed. The northern route has been
abandoned, and the question now is, which of
the two remaining routes will best sahServe the
interests of Nashua. The middle route is sur
veycd through the towns Of Londonderry, Derry,
c ieSter, RYmond, Nottingham, Deerfied and
Northumberland, the total valuation of which
is SS,S67 ISL. The southern route, through
Niniham, Hampstead, SandOwn, Danvlle and
Fremont the total valuation of which is 81 30S-
374: showing balance in favor of the middle
route of S251SS13. The speaker claimed that
the middle route would bring more trade to this
city, and also furnish the road with more local
business. EXMayor Otters1n said that Colonel
L1re had omitted the fact that the estimated
cost OF the southern route is $50 600 less than
the middle route. Nj. Lane responded that the
southern route had been mended, and it was
probable that The middle route would be i'm
proved by a new survey Mr.. Kinnicutt of the
Nashua and Worcester road, to which the
Nashua and Rochester DAD is 10 be leased when
completed, will r. examine the middle route this
week. 1t is thought that the question will be
settled at an carly day, and the road put under
contract this spring.
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~ FOR SALE-On Southbridge ST..
As;; good Three tenement House, lS rooms; large
ksiI Barn. Il stalls, carriage house attached: a new
-H wooden buileug, son "a $4,000 IT, lind; plenty Of
lruit Sold low fapphed IoT
Price $500. ABBOTT q RICE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-27

- FOR SALE - A 200 ACRE -.
Eiii DAIRY FAEM-One of the best in the rOun- sIss
EsI!l ", IN EAltE; 20 acres moving and tllage- u
- lis pasturagc. % acres wood land heavy anu I'D
growth cuts - tons hay; Keep 30 head cattle tEruugh
the year. y large 2stOry Sc IS roOms splendid
la n lC3 f. long; cellar under the who'll; under We
hieh state cultivation. buildings in rst-r;te repair
Price SSUU0-tcrms easy.
ABBOTT Il RICE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-27

me above premises are located twelve miles south Of
we wy 81 Worcester. and the frequent trains of cars
the city. 80
aa,u i.'''e wan he sold low, and large part Of The
would not object TO exchange for pronerv m
For further particulars inquire of
}. w. wErHEREII.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-27
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VERMONT AND MASSACHTTsI

VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS
AND TROY AND GREENFIELD RAILROAD.
Cars leave Worcester Foster ST. Depot for Hoosac Tun-
MI. North Adams Saratoga and Troy y Y. at $40 A.
n, Tor North Adams, Housae Tunnel. Greenfield, SEel
burne Falls and Bran !ea0ro at $40 and Ills m For
GE-ennee at $50 and HIS A. NJ. and 4.20 P. NJ.
I'm.
Ieeve Greenfield fol Worcesierat SOand 935 a n and
2s9 "a es e BralteboTo ter Boston at 4.22 and s4l
N. and 200 y -.
The 90 IN and 100 m trains, from Hoosac Tunnel
$50 m train from Greenfield, and Sal m and 2O0 m
trains from Brattlehor0 connect at Fitchburg with
trains for Providence. Newport and tunton
The 200 m and LOO m trains from IIOosac Tunnel
and q m and 200 pm trains from Brattleboru con-
meet with trains for W0rCesieT Providence Newport ne
v. I. ri &C, LES, ST.,
Frchburg. Mass. Dec. 4. ISL DIR NV