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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-09-07
VOLUME 10. NUMBER II

fh.hg raf fal1naflaiias ~ "healih.
yef sli ~ comfortable, ansi faa sill
Imagine ihsfs is b. saafsiiy u io1d
when ! iniofm you that ! have
gainel ihfoa aai 3 hali pounds 10
weight VI pna week.
The Gfst yapot bath ! took I
thought. iaF about eight ~ zen min.
utos, that ! was b. b. stoved alive
aud " hole. and without "mopping.
bot changed NY mind afterwards
and I've bpon 10 that bath evufy day
since. ani 80 fnf from l,uiag s'ewed
up I'm heavier than ] was before I
went iu. Ono sscats Ike o big
April shower. and you can ace and
hear the rain pouring down. but
can't tell precisely where il comes
from. About the time you are
a quarter stewed, Peter opens the
door and lets you out, and then you
are souscd into a cool plunge bath,
where you feel good oil over. Then
you are rubbed down like n race
horse aud feel a. II YOU could beat
old Boston square race in his best
days. am beginning TO feel as
young ~ | did some few yoars ago,
and am afraid my beard and hair
will turn black.
Citizens como out daily from
Cleveland TOR the benefit of the
baths, and for two or three hours,
morning and evening, the bath
rooms are busy places The ladies
have their bath rooms In one wing
of tho bu,lding--so they say, for
I've never been there-aud the gen
tlcmen in another.
We have croquet grounds, gym
nasium, aud for the benefit OF con.
valescents a semi. weekly dance on
Tuesday and Friday nights. Prayers
conducted by DR.. Duttou, are held
in tho parlor every morning after
breakfast, and q sermon or lecture
is delivered every Sunday.
There is an absence of that gaiety
one meets at the fashionable water.
ing places, but here one finds q
pleasant, refreshing sociability and
depth of kindly feeling which Il
more like home and friends thar
anything have met elsewhere.
We have no hot weather here,
1t was warm sometimes, but wo arS
never without a breeze, and thu
whole grounds arc densely shaded,
Our party and all the visitors
here are doing we'll, aud many vii
stay until cold weather in Noycm,
bcr.
The building IS being enlarged
and the capacity for the accomoda
ton of patients will be much NOR,
extensive next season than at present
DIR. Seelye is one OF those energetic
stirring sort OF men who Is alway
going ahead aud improving in on
way or another.
The strcet-cars are convenient
being about two hundred yards dis
tapt---and ride in every day to th'
busy centre, about two miles distant
Riding is cheap up here. One ma,
ride until his head swims for iiv'
cents, and then ride back for moth
ing if he'll only sit still.
! cant undertake now to give yol
anything like a description Of th'
city or what I've seen in it. II is
great big place, containing on
hundred and ten thousand people
and some Of the most beautifu
streets and magnificent residence
eye ever rested on. But OF these
shall write more largely hereafter
II we don't take q jaunt to New
York next week, you'll hear from
me, aud il we do, I'll writo after
wards. RAMBLER.
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RELIGIOUS.

-
IA ETHODIST EPISCOP AL CHUCH SOUTH
Nl Rev. r. s. Petway every st.
Bird, 4th and 9Th Sundays; Sabbath school, 0
o'clock A NJ; Prayer meeting every Wednes-
day at Z o'lock P. n.
II aESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Rev D. G.
| Doak, Pastor.-Services every End, Sd and
4th Sundays; Sabbath school o'clock AN
T,PlSCOPAL CHURCH-Rey. W. S. speirs,
ia Pastor.-Services first Sabbath in the
month at 1890 a. M, and3rd, Sabbath at 1880
p. m.
DAPTIST CHURCH Elder G. B. Young,
ID Pastor-Services every lst and Ord Sun
days; Sabbath school o'clock A. NJ.
CATHOLIC CHURCH. Services 4th Sunday
~ in each month, by Rev. Father Wise.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH Elder 7. W. Caskey,
" Pastor.--No regular appointment
BAPTIST CHURCH, BATEsvILLE Ser
ID vices on the Isl Sunday in each month, al
II o'clock, M, by Rev. Robt. Maclin, .Presby-
terian.
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Mississippi & Tennessee Railroad.
TIME TABLR.

Change Of time on Monday June 25, 1872.
GOING SOUTH.
Mail train leaves Memphis 1910 p. NJ, pas.
Como 2:56 P. NJ, Sardis 3:l5, Batesville 4:03,
Courtland 4l9, Popes Station AIS, and ar
arrive at Grenada 6;l0P.M.
Express trains leave Memphis 430 M, pass
Como 1903, Sardis 7:45, Batesville s:16, Court
land 1888, Pope's 839, r. n. and arrive at
Grenada l035, p. N.
Freight train leaves Memphis $50 A. n, pass
Como 1918, Sardis l0.45, Batesville ll:4S,
Courtland l2l4, Po2e's 1925, and arrive at
Grenada 4;l0 Pm,
GOING NORTH.
Mail train leaves Grenada )0:2oI 4, pass Pope's
1902, Courtland, l2.0S, Batesville, 1928
Sardis, l:lC, Como, l:3l A. n, and arrive
at Memphis $3.50 Pm. WI @
Express trains leave Grenada 200 A. NJ, pass
Pope's 3:59, CORTLAND 4:06, Batesville 4:24
Sardis 5:l0, Como, $50, and arrive at Men,
phis 500 AN.
Freight train leaves Grenada 600 A. NJ, pas
Pope's Sl4, Courtland 9.25, Batesvillc 9:54
Sardis lo:45, Como ll:39, A. NJ, and arrive
at Memphis 4:00P.x.
Mail and 4 Express trains daily.
Freight runs daily, except Sundays.
The mail train going South makes 1irec
connection at Grenada for New Orleans. Th,
| Express going South conuects for Water Val
| Law CaifaaviJlo (lvfnrd kc
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The Oshkosh ladies indulge in
large bustles, and they do make
them of the daily and weekly pa
pers, as some Of onr Washington
ladies' do--and one OF these news
paper appendages caught fire few
days since, while the wearar was in
dulging in q street-car ride. The
dress was severely burned, and the
fire had almost reached the flesh,
when the lady made her escape from
the car, and a few amused by-stand-
ers helped to extinguish the con-
flagration. A parlor match, which
had by some unaccountable means
been "put on" with the hustle, was
the cause OF the difficulty"
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Sti @nEIV IlnusIi Star.
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srsscatFTios.

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Fsfsss fssf. IL sisssss. itIf tss9
50 asntas tfBt tifo
sitsis ssyf, ftf 10
RafKs % AbvEHfIsfSa
One s1atfs of Zee llass-afsi iassfion. i,so.
Eseb sifiiisasl inssFtian, 70.
Advsf'iss@sas ~ tbfss @osfhs ssa 90.
special rates
Marriage sss oblsasfy nsfisss. n hst nsss
thsn tsn lias&-ffss. asd ever zen iiHsa. charged
ai regular advertising fsiss
Al advertisements u = slrieay psraossl
sharse,sf. viii bs charged a. the tate Of ftvsuiy.
hve cents per line.
Editorial notices In local column, irssiy
cents per line
JOB WORK Of every dsscriptoa soas wIsh
nsainsss snl dispatch
Advertisemsnisp payable In advance. aud Job
Work on delivery
10 Conaksrosprsrs-Wri plain, With lak
and on bat one side Of the sheet Ten lines Of
ordinary manuscript, on letter paper, viii make
one square.
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Cifv aud County Directory.

City aud County Directory.
Z. :. Fisher, Judge ofthe 18th Judicial District
J. =. Simmons, Chancellor 10th Chaneery Dis
triet.
A. R. Howe, Collector Internal Re, enue.
Q. 0Ianne, Sheriff
c. II. Gleason, Circuit Clerk.
J, c. Harrison, Chsncery Clerk.
W. W. Howe, Treasurer
W. A. Jones. Assessor.
II. ]. Harding, President School Board.
BOARD or SUPERVISORS s. II Gunter, Presi
dent; W s. Hartsfeld, T. N. Sims John
Wilson, (col.) Landy Hunt. (col.
MAYoR.-D B. McFienry.
CONSTABLE Mansfield Williams.
ALDKRMEs. w D. Helm, Gerald Clarke s.
R. Blann, W. B. Locke.
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UNION
# e ma Ie G. College,
OXFORD, MISSISSIPPI.

REV. @. H. BELL, D. D., PRESIDENT.
THE next session will open September IL,
1872.
Total expenses for boarding, washing,
fuel, lights and attendance, with
English and Classical tuition for
five months... ................ $loV w
The same, including French...".-. l42 90
Tuition in Music and Art Departments, usual
rates. Prof J. N. Riggs, highly recommended
as skilIfal instructor, viii be music difector-
The attainments Of It's graduates and the en-
cellsnt quality Of Ia patronage, attest the sfa-
cient training, 10 English, Classics, Music and
Fine Arts secured in this College. j
Boarding pupils enjoy tne unprecedented 4
rocd fres. Apply for catalogues
r. @. BUREEY,
iuls0.tm HscreIar>.
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The s.. Eouls pspils Thank rutv.
idence that the thsrmomstop hoenetI
higher than ae. N N
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The President ycarns to make tl.s
Granite State the Granite Htate.
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MASONIC.

M AE9O0Nl lO.
Waller N. n, Chapter No. rs.
Regular Convocations lst Monday in each
month at o'clock, p. m.
E. McGEHEE, II. P.
J. c. HARRISON, Sec'y.
sARDIs LODGE No. 307 A.P. "A. NJ.
Stated Communication third Thursday
night in each month.
JOHN WRIGHT, W N.
J. N. wADDEY, Secy.
Sardis Chap.er, No. IL.
Order Of the Eastern Star, Regular meeting
first Thursday nightin each month.
Mrs. N. A. Thompson,
Worthy Matron,
Mrs. N. B. Wright
Secy.
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COURTS.
cHANcERY COURT.

Meets End Mondar in January, April, July
and October, and holds two weeks.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Meets 4th Mondays Of March, July and No.
'ember, and holds two weeks.
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j. J. PEARSON, i.
PRACTICAL
MATCHMAKER and Jetceler,

DIAMOND HALL, BATESvILLE, MISS
Watches, clocks and jewelry neatly repaired
and warranted to give entire satisfaction. Spe
cial attention given to watch repairing. All
work sent by express, or otherwise, will re.
ceive prompt attention.
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED.
jul20tf
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". n. .HOREHE.aD,
PRACTICAL
lTCHyAKER And JEW ELER,

: permanently located in Sardis, and go
he patronage Of Sardis and surrounding
II. Special attention given to fine work
'rk in my line Is warranted to give sat.
,n. Shop between Mr.. Benners store
! hotel---see sign Of large watch.
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Iron Mountain Railroad
ONLY ALL RAIL ROUTE

To ST. Louis, Kansas City, St. Joseph Council
Blufsss Omaha, Leavenworth, Lawrence, Tope-
ka Denver, and all points in Kansas, Iowa,
Colorado aud California.
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Of Steamboat transfer and annoying changes
incident TO the route via Cairo, should see that
their tickets read via this popular route.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-06-27

@ir; bte MIR In Der Tsftiaune ree ale
bfuti&en @tdmme umfa0eneen Bantee
8%emeiniamer @ultur uno Sitte upb To-
NIT In Der enofen @erbtnoun9 Ssfer=
retds nit tenn reutiden Nei4e ftete ete
0derffe @ewibr fur bic Grbaltune etd
surppdildsn Brieoens erfAnnt babeu>
f6nnen UNI 10 menieer Die bobe 8ertu>
tune Der peutl6 natipnalen 6efe Serfenz
men uno beQrisen e5 paber NIT auf 1idti>
ger Greuoe. oaB oas beceutenoite r;eier
Gete: oos oeutlbe 8unoesi6ie6en. nie>
Der aufaenpmmsn uno t%n6beionpere, DAT
bteflr sundb0 6annoper in Musid1 &C.
nommen rpuroe.
Das namhafte Deficit nit mslhsm
jece6 Der ti5tertaen Buneesldiebtn in
Jranffurt, Bremen unb Wiea abscla|of
ien> mar nidt geei9net> riv reunhen
Stdcte sur u%sbernabme unn Durt',ibz
runa ces 6sfteS an3uloden rs t;ten
cesbalb mad etnanper Die S!aeie9i ,;t3,
Stuttgart uno Wlnden bag Ami men
oes 8uneeeYoritanoss wgaen llehsrnabme
ce6 oisrten ceutlhen Gunccs'hiebeno att
9elebnt, bis enolih 5annoper iih h'tr5u
entS9loB. uns iheint cie Wabl Dun<
nouer6 ceebolb cine aludlide ,u ls'r~
neil mad unlerer Meinuna oos Set nur
oaju teitra9en taun> cen idrofsn Nsz
oeniab, In weldem bort bic poli!iiAen
partttsn III chamber fteben> etniac1maz
fen ;u milpern uno auejualei6en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-06-27
- 6err q d, Der a Bat fir nd91en

Ser u N berg BAT far nddlten
SonntaB etn berrlt@es Gnlemtle Ter
Datri>M ulper>S perntruppe, pel9e no@
ibrer erfolgreiden @%oraeuune In Min<
rsapoli6 nod gu etnen fur;en Nsrmetlen
bel uns peron!aBt puroe, mil 5errn 2aB>
rptb ju elmer Spsrettez@ orfsuun9 arran<
sttt. Man isbe pte Anjeiae.
@snn oa6 WuffcorpS ces Safer
Tranj @renao'errestment5 oer @%inlopuno
mad Rilmautee folet 70 miro e5 aud
na@ 81. paul fommen. 6cr: Mmtero
1T su bielem 3wed NIT Dem &apeumei1er
IN unterbanoluns.
BountieS fir ale Soleaten bic Dor
Dem %. Sult 1861 in cen Dient ettra
ten pentonen fir I'M Die7ae erbaltene
Bunoen poer &ranfbeiten @ereltune
fir Nationen tpdbrenD Der @efanoenz
i4aft> fir @oloaten, Matrpl len uno am
osre bon Der &e9terun9 M%nseaeuten be-
lor9en
@poo H.. Snertpn,
Npoofaten, So. 2l83 Dritte @traee.
3%0mai3mlp
- Mun9 Brps. uno g., 6dntler
in olen @crten sumber, gde ber @abalbaw unb
5. CITRATE.
~ @ie tbr vlattelt", 70 reitet fire
brunt febt 5u, oaB an @attler< unb &iemenseue
a0es pom gutter Nrbeit lei, unb am @el9irr 9eoer
unb Nrbeit an Site wetteiferu. @ute g attler.
unb &iemenarbeit lpart SeDen1, Der NoB uno99a-
gen balt auiab LID Elm butl9es @umm9en fir
&eparatur uno islbi &eparoturen loQte man nur
bet einem Weilter 81 30. 1" maden la7en, mie
bic @ebrloer 6a er, Dritte @tra.
Sc, neben 6iuf u. Gteotalb, uno Sa d . II
StraBe, nsben 6slobaulers S9ubfore; Die
oerlteben ibr Gel@aft uao ilnu mabis in ibren
Wrfiieu.
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Sac Ate beuttbe 8unbes1biefen.
(aus Der Wtsuu rNsueu 5reten preH,".)

Sn ben Ia9en pom IA. Bis 81. Suli
|. s. finret in Der Stapt 6anpper cae
isrteYunreSl9ieben fat. Wer aecdt~
te natei nibt unmiQflrli9 isnes berrli>
den Tenes, oae Gle Stapt Dien mSab>
re 1868 aus NnlaB pe6 pritten reutlben
Bunresldiebens be9ine, re6 unermetl'<
Gen Subel5, nit welasm Die Bemotner
WIer6 uno ceren Safe in oIdnssncsm
TtitSu9e {td ee9enleitig bseruBten ; rsr
erinnert itd ni@t FER be9eiiterten Nepsn,
III Denen Bsrufene uno unbsruiene Die
weltbewe9eneen Seeen BET @e9enwart
frlbwes bebanoelten> UNI - Secer rad
ieiner Weiie - ba6 unfeblbare Wecium
fit Die Gini9ung auer B0lfsr III Treibeit
uno B,tecen flar;uleaen uno ra,uiz
lten fnatterten Die 0swsbre mie ernfe
Mabnsr Ger fommenren Sage, une ais
wputen lie ibr Nnre6t eeltene NADER,
tet rer Debate 9eb6rt III nerpen.
Seitber fano pae er66te reut11e Bum
ce6ldiesen auf Granftei@s0 ef!pen itott.
unit Die peutlae Wafs errona jenen tca<
barren Dfete, UNI peNentwiusn 10 manhss
2ieo %9eiunsen> 70 man6 beositerteeD ort
1elproden unp 10 mande &uael perlhol>
fen muroe ben prei6 Der Ginieuna Der
eeutlden Stdmne gu einem md6tiseu>
9emaltieen Neide.
Ber woute leuonen> taB bic eroben
nattonalen Tefte Oeu,l1lanc5 CUR @rbalz
tuns uno Isitiauns Der nat'onolsn Scee,
Ger 5oee Der 3uiammsnasb6ripfsit aler
oeutlGn Stdmme, unp bitourd inoi,eft
;u cem Grfol0e Der peutlden @afen wez
(entli9 beisetraeen BADEN? @elbf Der
eeutide &ailer tonnte ni4t unb;n, biss
Gift jlnsf in ifinem an ben .nsutlden
Qebrertras In 6ambur0 abseltnbeten SIC,
9slBunss, 5ele9romule anluertennen.
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9An 9rDBe @en6un9
A4t bon TrubiQtr$z
un6 SPINNER z@QQren
3ur Mnf10t pfen+ MQe
Departments mtcper
DpQ1tQnbt9> Sn9Dc<
lpn6cre mQ9en nit ouf
infer Eager BON 9Seib<
5eu9. dufmerflQnl, 1T
mel6en hit QuBeror<
bentlt0e &prtbeile bic
ten+ >:<@
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- Sfcf Gu'e SNe1Sen> HHo " ern e.
ernteber!@te aus auen Gbetlen eee Gtaa<
ties.
8rapo!- Gin pRidl9etrsusr 80
light 1doB al her 5. 5trobe cine bili1e
Brittle Don einem 8uofz9}euf unrldnrer
niecer, ais oteielbe eben i'm Ss9rif mar,
eos Se'n zines &naten su je,ReiiAen.
Bropo!
6om5opatbii6e Mr3eneien, 5auez
apotbefen, Bl6er &c. ~ baben in
g. Stetn's Mpotbefc,
15jun SO. so Stebente StraBe.
~Gtn Sumel" BON elmer Suuez
l%snbanoluns 1T ra5 neue Gtabli0ement
oae 5errn Mar Dittelsbofer,
oes an Der Stebenten StraBe
pie Nufmuflamfeit Der @oriibereebenpen
fslelt. llnter5inmeis auf oie@elbdftsz
anietse babep mir ~ bemerfen, bag 6err
Wt1telebottr in oerielben faum ia9t> po;u
TIN rte Netdbalti9feit leine6 &aaer6 be-
rtdti9t. Dieielbe ldbt auf @elbditsrel>
'ou'cen unb @elhditsfenntnte lb!ie6en,
rpel@e ntdt perfeblea fDnasu. .sn Anlpruz
&st1 ees publitums I'M .bS9sn M,aSfabe
aerebt tu meroen, uno apetfeln MIR ni@t,
paB bag QrtbetI auer Belubsr nsS neuen
Gtabll0tments niele6 pouauf bsltdtigen
miro. @eebrte Damen u. 6erren unterz
trefft utalere Gmpfeblun8 Der probe ota
IA u8tnl&ttne.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-06

We the undersigned, having this day formed copart-
nPrship under the firm name OF GODDARD & Co Will
continue business at the Old stand of Knight Goddard
Co. SENTUS +. GODDARD.
WIN, Z. GODDARD.
Worcester May 81 1871
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so and ACCRUED INTEREST.

The Road runs from Buffalo to the Detroit River con-
Meeting there with the Chicago and Canad1 Southern
now being built to Chicago and will thereby form the
SHORTEST TRUNK LINE BETWEEN BUFFALO
AND CHICAG0, or in other words, will be the
SHORTEST LINK IN THE GREAT LINE OF
TRAFFIC BETWEEN THE EAST AND VEST,
connecting the GREAT SYSTEM or RAILWAYS
which DIVORCES from Buffalo, Toledo, and Chicago.
branch also runs from St. Thomas 10 ST. Clair, where
the lumber and mineral regions OF Michigan.
THE MAIN LINE from Buffalo to the Detroit River
is 229 miles long The branch from st. Thomas to St.
Clair is 81 miles through the great Canada oil
region.
OF the entire line 9O miles, TDo hundred and tgeaty
miles graded 6rdgei and ready for the uperstyuc-
e. The remaining 20 miles under contract To be
ready for the superstructure early in tile summer
or the 100000 ties required 100000 are OH hand and the
remainder are coming in daily.
SIX THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED TUNS of rails
delivered and paid for and the balance contracted to
be delivered early in the summer those the main line
being STEEL all 50 lbs. to the yard.
All the materials for the stations and part of the
equipment are purchased.
TRACKLAFLNG will be begun as soon as the frost is
out Of the ground.
The entire line will be ready for business on OF before
Dec. 81, 1872.
THE ROAD is being built by the most experienced
railroad men in the country. who are confident of a
profitable business for 1t from the day Of Its opening.
TIE ROAD will be
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UotItes.


ASSESSORS OFFICE, No. u. Cry HALL,
The Assessors cf the city of worcessr hereby give
notice that their Office viii be open from the frst until
P n ana ali persons liable t. Be- taxed IN sai civ are
required to bring in 20 the Assessors within the time
real and personal held Ia their own Tght In trust or
otherwise, not exempt from taxation
Tour attention Is called TO the following sections Of
chapter Eleven of the General statutes OF the Common
Section 2. Keepers OF tayerns and boarIn, l,oo.cs
aua masters anu nistres~es Of dwelling houses shall
upon Application OF an Assessor in the place where their
persons residing therein and liable he assessed for
taxes Every such keeper, master or mistress refusing
10 give such information knowingly giving false in
formation, shall forfeit 5000 Tor each offence.
section q The Assessors SHALL in all cases require
person bringing in such list to make oath that ibe same
Is rue which oath may be administered by either
Section 46 No person shall have an abatement unless
ne ma MED Will the Assessors list subscribed by him
iu ana accurate according Ia his knowledge aud
aee When such list Is not filed within The time spec-
rom the Judgment OF the Assessors shall he aimed nv
the County Commissioners miles, they sre ~,
brought In. '''' ''''7Oi''''
when the Assessors OF city or town ba,a i,,r M,
tice to the inhabitants thereof 10 hiring in IN IN
their polls and estates, not exempt from xafinn Ia ~
ion Of the eleventh chapter Of tG Gcu Si sex
they SHALL NOT Afterwards abae any mari nj he tsx
assessed personal TO any uers6, -, IA -
bring In such list within the time speci1ed Ref ny
such notice, unless such tax exceeds by more than it
PER CENTuM the said amount which would have been
assessed to that person on personal estate If he had sea-
more tan MY PER CESTuM the sad amount, The abate
ment shall be only OF the above the said tv PER
CkNIuai PROVIDED, HoWENER' tnat thlS act sha not
AFFECT any person VINO can show reasonable Tor
not seasonaby bringing in said list
Goods, Wares, Merchandise, stock in trade must be
taken az their air marketable value on the first day
May, If al such date SAID stock average of the
amount held during the twelve months preceding Bur
If the stock has at different times, been OF different
values the aiT average value of the stock during the
time above designated must be given. The must
also lhGiule AZ value ascertained as above di-
reeted Goods Wares, Merchandise which may be owned
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Having disposed Of my interest in the late firm of
Knight, Goddard II Co. OH account Of impaired health,
to Mr.. Sextus T. Goddard. desire to return my thanks
TO the trade for the liberal patronage bestowed since
have been IN business, and cordially recommend him
and his associate in business to confidence and pa
trOnage of former patrons and the public generally
q. b. KNIGHT
Worcester May q, 1872. dim m2l
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RHODE ISLAND AND MASSACHU-
Ia SETS RAILRoAD-An persons interested in the
construction Of the Rhode Island and Massachusetts
Railroad are invited to meet at Horticultural Hall in
the city OF Worcester on l. at ten O'Clock
A. for the purpose Of organizing corporation under
the general railroad laws OF the Commonwealth for the
location and construction of said road, which il is
tended to build with gauge of three feet. A tull at
tendance is requested. Per order
4. L. NELSON, Chairman.
WnrcnSler- MnX 81 lAIl m
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CITY OF WORCE STER.

MAYORS OFFICE. May 6, 1872.
SEWER ASSESSMENT.
All persons against whom Sewer Assessments have
been made, upon estates df which they were not the
owners on the 18th day of April 1872 are requested
forthwith, to give notice Mt the Mayors Office CITY
Hail. that the same may be reassessed against the per
sons who were the owners on that day.
All persons claiming abatement of sewer assessments
IN whole or In part. requested forthwith give no.
tice thereof at the Mayors Olce with their reasons
therefor.
All persons who desire have their sewer assessments
appOrtioned TO be paid in five annual payments with
Their annual tax as the law provides requested to
make application therefor forthwith.
All persons who have heretofore paid to The city any
sums for entering the drains of the city are
requested TO give notice of the amount paid that the
same may be abatcd from their assessment.
The Mayors Office will be open from 8 A. NJ to p NJ
and from until p NJ to receive all such communica-
tons.
NOTICE
is also hereby given that the Sewer Assessment Bills
ready for payment the office OF the Treasurer and
Collector. GEORGE F. VERY
my diff Mayor