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This shows a rapid annual increase The city en-.
gineer states that when the hgh service" has been
introduced, that in four years from this time the
revenue from water will be $4,000 If this be true
the revenue from sewers would in two years time
pay per cent upon the sewer debt, Iaso hand
some surplus Tor the liquidation of the principal.
water taker having no opportunity for
sewerage would be charged the regular wa
ter tax, and in those cases where water
service pipe are not used and the sewers are laid
an annual assessment can be made as before stated
until such time as the sewerage works in lOnnec.
cuded IN the previously suggested plan, az both
users Of sewer and water. Every citizen would then
be taxed only for the water he used, brought upon
the premises, and assessed for sewers In exact nro.
portion TO the extent he uses them in CARRYING away
the water he had bought and the filth that nav
have accumulated upon his estates and II will be OBJ
\ served that this may be accomplished by tax Of
hrty cents per 1000 gallons for both water and sew
sCsakS, the price paid for water alone In Boston,
SSsminndge, CharestOwn, aud many other cities
| 1870 ~ we can keep down the interest on our
Wavei anu sewer investments, by so inconsiderable
~ anu one which appears so equitable we can
arbitrary rule wb,se SO saisiact9Ty result by any
Se INK SssSeen those drecty and those ndireeiIy
s.atemens Of expenditure Of sever and ,ya,or oro
lnvse drought up TO January / 100 .p,.,,o 81
sgnssin plated Expenditures on high service ,a,a
XIX dnrins w. 30 10 cost s3OO,OOJi aud tnqe viii
Mil Brook sewer and additional street eudltnie on
that the proportion between tho water AM els 70
debt, a. have stated It, may be a. h sewer
but until definite figures are obteinad ~ .nsannged
speculate upon them, and can see no reason Who
when this high service pipe has been laid and tb
large sewer expenditures Of this year coIpnieted =
similar apportionment Of tariff rates for both eyve,
and water cannot be devised. This plan once ~
practical operation II would remain in the power a
future city governments 10 regulate the tariff rate,
for both sewer aud water, 10 meet tho esigences
| the times and the temper Of the citizens
have given this subject considerable attention
and conscientiously believe that this mode of reach
ing the question viii give the largest satisfaction
onpposng that the amount to be sustained by TIL
crease q water receipts IL Ss000 at ten cents be
~ 0 gallons We could Ply Tire interest aud quidat,
NV w entlfs aebt ~ eleven years and then leave
balance Of S29,65ls "a to be applied 10 tie p,eenera
NsD' AloWlng w per cent interest fol the ars
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year and per cent for the remaining ten years
And If we take $1,000, the amount regarded by the
city engineer the probable increase annually, we
could pay the entire debt of 100000 in nine
years, following same rate of interest above
noted, and have balance of So, S96.96 to apply
towards liquidation Of the general debt"
Respectfully submitted
GEO. CRoMPToN.
HInter Assessments IN Streets Hnrinn Gamma
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ofhis wealth is magnificent. Re owns forty thon-
~ o.ros Of land in Kausas, some thousands
:, 1T;,,,,oso,a and is negotiating for an i'm.
- -. ~, tbe lire of the Northern Pacific
-. o,,ns 5000 shares of Erie stock, and
- ,brorsh his relatives half as much
-. hos nalf a million dollars worth of
I-ni,a5 safes bonds and the same amount in
rraa,,,acks, and large amounts of other stocks
=, securities in this country, besides large
) amount of property in England. All this wealth
/ presumably came to Lin by inheritance, as he
| does not profess to have acquired it by his own
exertions and, unless he has more shrewdness
than his career in New York seems to indicate,
he is not likely to have made il by his wits.
Gould, of course, has also told his story. He
did not give an account of his birth and ances
try; those facts though equally pertinent to the
subject OF the inquiry, would have had less in
terest for the public than the history of lord
Gordon He did, however, give another ver-
sion of Gordon's story, derived, as he says, from
that gentleman's conversations with him. Cor
don according to this, was the earl of Aberdeen;
he took his seat in the house of lords at the age
of twenty-five, and had made several speeches
there which received attention; he once went on
a diplomatic mission to Germany, where Bis
mack complimented him on his sklltul
management of the business, and as mark
of respect placed in his shirt front
a valuable diamond pin His diplomatic abil-
tiles had also been employed in Canada; he had
Travelled with Prince Arthur in America, and his
present mission was approved by the British
government as means of promoting mutual
good will in the two countries which had been
seriously alienated by the losses the mismanage-
ment of The Erie railroad had brought upon En-
gsh stockholders. We all know that Mr.. Gould
is the most Ingenious and confding of men, and
are therefore, not surprised that he believed this
pleasing story, and reioiced in the thought of
securing an ally SO distinguished and so power
full. He at once undertook TO turn Mr.. Gordon's
diplomatic qualifications to account by sending
him to buy piece of land adjoining Mr..
Greeley's farm in Chappaqua, which, after a
time, was to be presented to the sage, in such
way as to secure his and the Tribune's support
for Goulds plans. Gould gave Gordon six
hundred shares of Erie stock TO buy the farm
with, but ii was not bought nor the shares re-
turned; hence the rupture. Gould tries to prove
that Gordon lis an imposter, and Gordon to
prove that Gould is-we will use no harsher
word-an INSCRIPTIONS financier. New York
people have known Gould pretty well for some
years, and they know little or nothing of Cor
don, hence, though the evidence thus far is
confined mainly to the testimony of the parties,
they are inclined TO believe the story of the
latter. Perhaps, if they knew him better, their
judgment would he more impartial -
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.


NEW York, MAY 2O-Cotton quiet: sales $40 baIos
middng uDlands 4hc. FlOur-stAte and wasier, All
and unchanged sales $500 bbls state 81 10 n ~ oit
$sO5 % 1890 western $40 n 5000; southern q as ~
B,W wheat dun; sales 80 900 bush; No sprlng Al X
% ,75i No sl6l % Ill: winter red western II " b.
sl03i white Michigan sos a SEQ Corn lower SslSs
9sWO bushi new mixed western IL On Ttc aAoat rIosIn
NJ l3Nc Oats scarce and ner sales III O00 hnsh 1ih
81 u 6Oc; western 81 a. zoe Icef nncRaneed pnrL
quieti new mess s3,s7 % 1880 Lard henyy at az a
9<c. Butter hrner, new 70 n 3lc Whskey In,et a M
steady western eOc. Rice quiet at 81 "a g8e Suoat
nrmi sales so lhds; MnscOyal0 ~ n gEc, rennin ~
g &C. CUilee firm; sales 1000 bags Rio al Ib 81 ise
Molasses quiet New Orleans 81 N SIC rurpentine oei
an9 seaTcey 80 nm a. 81 g b2Hc ro-in nominal ri "a S0
@9 ier strained Petroleum dull crude Siic, re6neJ
2Ja a Nc. Tallow steady nj Q a. 9Se "''' tei''eu
CHICAGO. May ~ Flour quiet and UNCHANGED Ayhoa,
dnil ana lOweri No spring at 5Og on snot II NJ
seller June. Corn m fair demand aud lower. III ntyd
OPENER ~ &c anu closed ut ihc on spot a. al aet al
q June, ~ a. Soc seller July; rclectd Arm ai1is au
hin 81 4lAe ior no 2i ~ a. 3sAc for reiecicd Rye
httMy NoEMhc. Barley quiet and uucliangcd ~ al ID
bG Tor 40 ial. Whlskey steady at sjHc prn,i 'i,,g
only limited lobbng demand 1--we hog. guict ana da
clined ~ N l5e sales At $40 a. AS f,r NH ~ o5
keeelplsOO1 bblh Hour, 10000 bush wheat I'D Ma 1h
corn. 66 600 bush oats 1000 bush rye 20O Insi un
IfVV n9E. augmentation bhs -four lgOO0 In Il
w S SZ9eVO bush corn $1,000 bush oats 1000 bush va
ClHcissATl, May 2O.--Pork quiet and uncban,ed
regular az sl3 no sales. Lard steady NJ He III sian,
am &c Tor country kettle. Bulk meats dull and 0rtn
snDulaefA ~ 4ac clear rib sides al BA 20 g%cs eleaI
hWts bAc bm a shade higher asked Haeon ntlet ami
MncuahHen Lave hogs IN fair demand and Arm al ~ On
Va 4,5Vi receipts 26OO Whskey Al s5c WV
NJ" OhLEABs, Nay 20.-COttOn quiet ; mIddlinps pgo
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y Is on accomplished met, that by toning and smu.
lnins the nerve structure with an occasional dose of
0hoLASpEEs Bucnu you nylgorate the entire nervous
systein' and PREVENT remove or counteract kidney.
bladder and ganduar Diseases mental and physical a.
phty, diabetes, gravel female weakness, and uterine
"p''h'a' II Us without doubt the best safest and
snrcs, diurec Alternative and solyent vel discovered
MD Soonh,.t
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FOR CONSUMPTION, CATARRH, ASTHMA AND
LUNG AND THROAT DISEASES, don't fail to consult
Dr. Broadbent at the Bay State house. He remains
only two days longer. His charges are very moder-
ate. He don't humbug you by asking large sum
in advance. His next visit will be June oath, 1872,
and will remain one week
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The editor of the Hartford Post, who has late
ly visited the southern states, reports that the
colored voters win go with the republican party
while the old rebels TO a large extent favor
Greeley. He says: "The instinct of the black
man is to vote for the party which brought free
DOM" He omits to explain the instinct which
moves the old rebels to support Greeley, but il
is easily understood. They feel that he may
enable them to break down the republican par.
ty and give them control of the government,
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save the ChiIdrcn!

Mutltudes of thsm suffer- linger and die because of
P'a- Worms The only known remedy for these most
troublesome and dangerous of all children
adults is DIR. GouLD's PIN-woRM SYRUP. Purely veg
etabie: sure death to all worms valuable caharc,
and beneficial to health Warranted. Price reduced
50 cts. per bottle. GEO. c. GOODWIN & co.
Ja3l dAM4m BOStnn.
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DE- Dr. J ~ Hydrastic Compound, tor dis.
we invite tue attention of the suffering pu6e Ia ibe
iei9aikane cures performed by this valuable remedy
serious disorders are brought about By neglect Of anna
enty trivia symptoms, Weakness, abnornn1 'dis-
snaiBes anl pam are symptoms which admonish imme-
untS m,tehlon debility Of the reproductive system
sgeeuIy yelda 70 the kindly influence Of this Com pound
N " w containing testimonials, nj b. KEITH 4,
NV.n, VI LdDerty H., N, Y, For sale by DruQasts. y
up" dapN,ny62l ,les, iys&wmylI
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LAST pAY.-It should be remembered by those
afflicted with hernia that this is Dr. Sawyer's last
day in this city. Room No. IL Bay State house.
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Pretty styles in bonnets and hats at Roche's
Large and complete stock
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Ranking HOnae

Banking House.
VIM. H. MORSE. ..........:.... BANKER,
4e6 Main Street cOrser of Pleasant,
Has opened Office the purpose of doing General
Banking and Commission Business
+ Buys and Sells Government Securities, Railroad and
other Bonds, Gold and Coupons.
Executes orders at New York and Boston Stock
Boards.
Draws Drafts payable at sight available in all parts OF
Europe.
rs AGENT FOR EUROPEAN STEAMERS.
YEG0TIATES BUSINESS PAPER
ER- Business hours same as Banks of the city
REFERENCES BIZ PERMISSION
Hon. GEO. W. RICHARDSON, President City National
Bank, Worcester.
CALVIN FOSTER, ESQ, Worcester.
w. D. FORBES ESQ, President National Bank of Re
demptiOn, Boston.
BREWSTER SWEET d Co., Bankers, Boston.
WALKER. ANDREWS IL Co.. Bankers II Wall street.
New York City.
WIN. BENNETT, ESQ.,, Hubbardston, Mass.
LEVI Haywood, ESQ, Gardner, Mass.
CHARLES HAYWOOD, ESQ, President First National
Bank, Gardner, Mass.
Worcester, May Is, 1872. dam
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les WAtfR may be freely used by adding few drops
Williams Extract jamaica Gingcr.
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Contractors
And Builders OF Pirate Drains, 10 Connect nth he
Pubiic SdreIS.
Office No. 23l Main ST., Worcester Mass Harrington's
Block, opposite Elm st. Orders through the Office
Will receive prompt attention. Estimated given
short NOTICE. diff myg
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Five Per Cent. per Annuu
allowed lVr Money on call, w.. A. QoODyOW.
an' dh First NanuNEl Ahnk
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$1,000 Union Pacific railroad Income los - s3s.
900 Union Pacific land grant 7s....,... is0ls
$50 900 Hartford and Erie railroad Is ... i6ISIlT>
81 Boston and Albany railroad. ...,...... ia
81 Hartford aud Erie railroad ...,,,..,.. rs,
800 Gin. Sandusky and Cleveland II r.. 93IS6jas
II Cape Cod railroad. .................. u.s.
% Vermont and Canada railroad ex-dv ,....... ID Z
- Boston and Maine railroad ...,... l40LG i il05s
IL Boston and Providence railroad - isJa,
2COnnectcut River railroad ............, - i4JE
| Fitchburg railroad, ...... .,......,....... la
l1j Michigan Central railroad. ........ Il6si6Iii7
6POrtsmOuth. Great Falls az Conway II ~ az
p Chicago Burlington and Quincy Il II. .. ia
IS Phil, VIII. and Baltimore railroad , 81 ke5SgH
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DIED
In Shrewsbury, May 20, Jonathan II Nelson aged 60
years.
Prayers at his late resi- hence, at o'clock Friday
afternoon Funeral at the Congregational Chureh at
two O'Clock. Relatives and friends are invited attend
without further notice. [4tI
In Clinton, Mrs Sarah Caligan formerly OF Worces-
ter, and widow of the late James Casan aged II yrs
Amos
Funeral at st Johns Church, Temple st, Worcester.
Wednesday forenoon, at 10 O'Clock Relatives and
friends invited to attend without further notice
EIn Grafton, May 20 Beulah NJ wife OF Daniel Brown
aged IS yrs.
Funeral Thursday, at IL O'Clock NJ. Friends and
relatives invited TO attend without further notice
An Leominster, May l6 Oracle Mabelle adopted daugh
ter of Addison and Adelia Il Carter, aged yr mos
8 days.
In Westminster, May a. Alkaline Riley aged 81 yrs
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Much More than the Entire In,ere.,

on all its bonds. While Railroad Bonds may be plenty
those upon paying lines, and for so small sum to the
mile are seldom in the market
We do not hesitate to recommend them as unusually
safe They notatteDded with the uncertainties OF pro
eced enterprises and the prompt payment Of the in
erest and the final payment of the principal are as
certain as any future financial event.
The Bonds are First Mortgage, and are for 81 900
each, have 40 years to run and bear interest at the
rate Oft per cent per annum payable on the first of April
and October, both principal and interest being payable
in gold in New York.
ES@we have sold over One Million in the last few
weeks to Trust Companies and for the Investment of
Trust Funds and the most careful investors and have
but a small amount remaining.
Full particulars furnished on application in person or
by mail. to
MEssRs. RICE, WHITING Il BULLOCK,
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SpefiaI Hotties.
To Inventors

To Inventors
and all others interested in Inventions
PATENTS OBTAINED.
Reissues Extensions Copyrights and caveats secured.
FOREIGN PATENTS PR0CU RED.
ASSIGNMENTS lntererences and other Patent Cases at
tended to by JAS. G. ARNOLD, Worcester, Mass.
303 Main st. diff minis
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Abbott will sell the estate of ]. E. Phelps, on
Claiming street, this morning at ten O'Clock. The
above offers chance to any person wishing to
procure fine estate
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United STATES Currency OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ll6N
new 5s...........,.,,,.,,,ll2
Western Union Telegraph company.
Pacific Mail steamship company. ...........83k
N. Y. Central a. Hudson River consolidated 9SM
do do do do scrip. ......92k
Erie fdiIOdu
do preferred. .,,.......................86 1
haFtein IallfOau ........,,,..,,,....,.,...lT
do preferred. .....,..., ...........i35
Michigan Central railroad. .............. ..Il6h
Iallana railroad. Ilgk
Union Pacific railroad stock.............,.,,.39k
Lake Shore u Michigan Southern K R.......g5x
MT, -, 10 scfip..'...............9 lh
Illinois Central railroad. ...................l35
Cleveland and Pttsburg railroad .............9O4
Chicago and northwestern railroad, .........76X
90 do pref.
Cleveland. Columbus d Cincinnati railroad glk
NeW Jersey Central railroad. l08N
Chicago and Rock Island railroad. ..........ll2
milwaukee and ST. Paul railroad. .............59M
90 DO pret..................1gA
Ioiea9 and wabash railroad. .................75K
r.. W.. -. ny w pIel.... .......s....6
or wayne and chicago railroad. .......,.,g7
do do nree.rred '''''' ~ ~
chicago and Alton railroad. ..............,,,l
do preferred liz
ONO and Mississippi railroad ............,... 48K
ltartiord and Erie abroad. ...........,.... lOk
Columbus. Cincinnati a Ind. Central X 4 ~
burlington and Quincy railroad ...........iS0
Hannibal and st Joseph K X ............. 4gK
Central Pacific gold bonds. ......,,........ l03k
1uioh aciIc sIAgs.'''- ..-.,,,..,..92M
Union racine lana grants.
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chrd.-A clergyman. while residing m south
Alefca az missionary, discovered safe and simple
remedy for the cure Of Nervous Weakness Early Dernv
disease OF the Urinary and Seminal Organs and the
Whole train OF disorders brought on by banefil and
vicious habits Great numbers have been cured Nv ibis
noble remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit tl,e
ahcted and unfortunate, VIII send the recipe Tor pre-
pairing and using this medicine, In sealed enyelone Ia
any one WHO needs IL, FREE Of CHARGE. Address JoS
mi
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HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
At DIR. Hunts former office, No. Elp st
Office hours, to 8 Am, 2 to 4 and toSP.M
aplg diff
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special Notice.

special Notice,
k MANSFIELD has returned after two years absence
IN Europe and resumed his practice II will be remem
pc'eu ' pr' Mansfield Is the only regular physician
ana inc most successful practitioner that we have had
among US who has the treatment of intricate and
chronic diseases a speciality.
Ladies' and gentlemen should call upon him and con-
suit him this advice freeJ before consulting onaeA
who advertise flaming advertisements and dIsgust,r,
language to deceive those who by Ignorance NAV call
upon them. To young and DID, DR. Mansfield has already
introduced ms new and improved method OF treating all
chrome Diseases ana difficult cases with perfect success
and In short time. Dr. Mansfield will treat successfully
all diseases of the Lungs Liver and Kidneys and per
rect satisfaction guaranteed, Call on or address
G. MANSFIELD, NJ. D.,
f4 Msin st., cor Pleasant, Worcester, Mass.
w Side entrance on Pleasant st. dtlela' ml7
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Worcester Five Cents Savings Bank.
NO. 246 MAIN STREET
OPEN FRoM.............SA A. N. to p. M to P NJ
DEPOSITS from FIVE CENTS to ONE THOUSAND Doll
LARS receped and put upon interest on the first Of every
month,
DIVIDENDS OF INTEREST are made in January and
july and IL not withdrawn are added to the prtncpa,
the first Of the following month.
Smallest Sum entitled to receive interest," Three Dol
lars CIIAS. L. PUTNAM, President
GEORGE W. WHEELER. Treasurer diff iv2O
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DIED

In Stockport, Y, May Is, by Rev George Fisher,
Jason Collier, of Albany No cards.
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The Bank is open daily for the receipts OF Deposits
Deposits put upon interest on the FVteeah day Of
each month.
semI-annual Dividends in January and July.
HARRISON BLISS. President
H. WOODWARD, Treas'r. dawt decl
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u. w. Chamberlain,
Successor to NJ atthews Chamberlain,
PLUMBER.
PA Main Street, Worcester, Mass
Bath Tubs and Boilers. Water Closets. Wash Bowls,
Wash Trays Sinks &c &c. fitted up at short notice and
In a thorough manner. dtf apis
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a Gard.
ACH g. CHURCH

DENTIST,
NJ DIFF
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The citizens committee voted unanimously to
submit to the mayor and aldermen two plans of
assessment, either of which seemed more just
and equitable than that which has been at
tempted These plans are as follows:
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The Woreester Mechanics Savings hank
IN CENTRAL ExCHANGE.
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Worcester County Institution for Savings,
FOSTER STREET.
Chartered. February s, 1873.
Deposits put interest the first day each month
Dividends made every January and July.
Deposits Jan. l, 1872. 81, s02, 900 10.
Hon. ALEXANDER H. BULLOCK President.
d&wtf Q. A. HAMILTON, Treasurer.
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Wlater ASSESSMENTS on Streets Harina Selrers
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"a EVERY BOTTLE Is wAsRANT-
ED TO Do ALL THAT IT Is cT,AT1TrD
FOR 1T TO no

~ NJ 20 STATE STREET. BosroE Mass
m DR. r. W. A. BEReENGREN, Gloucester Nass1Sir.
me = oldln, preparation intended for use on Tho
skln ana teeth, has been analysed This fud doe moi
contain persons, metals, injurious substance of l1t-
kDu anu II Is composed OF valuable iseptc medicinal
agents. Respectfully, s. DANA HAYES '
April Il, 1877. State Asssyer and rboT,,is,
Massl '' ''E. 'S'1i'
For sale by all first class Druggists
WEEKS & POTTER, General wholesale A,ents
NIL DIN G. W. ADAMS General AGENT
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GLEN advertisements
THE
FLORIDTN,
NIctOrS Restorative and PreServative
for the Toilet,

erals e1 5 ana indispensable article contains no Min
DPessi AZ o. u5ese no Alcohol in which this Toilet
gs nc onf i; oJi!s anu eNcels any other compound.
FSJ ~ Ky msga'oe remedy to preresf he mar ron
Fo tbs AN ~ Ienloving all kinds Scalp Diseases
ky oAtt' ths preparation is sure TO renove those
Heg ,d di'ee si, OF he secreons such as BiaeI
fTtcftes SuNburR, DC. 1t leaves tbe Sin i ts'
nc and healthy. As Too Wash il arra, .is y, =,
the hreai an aromatic fragrance ii' iH'i'L'7 w.
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Peoples savings Bank,

Peoples Savings Bank,
45e MAIN ST. OPPOSITE THE CITY HALL
Deposits May l. 1872. ,O5O.23
Number of Dep0stOrs. SsBSS
DEPOSITS made or before the LIST day of The month
drdto interest from the LIST.
Dividends Of the net profits made semi-annualIy
in February and August and added to the principal
If not withdrawn
szY THE Bank is open two hours on Saturday
nings for the convenience of depositors only.
Bank H0urs-9 to l-2 to- saturdays, Q to l. and 6
to 3.
JOHN c. MASON, President.
c. NJ. BENT. Treasurer.
Worcester, March l, 1872. d&wtf II
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Notice.
Having leased the Stone Yard at Worcester Junctt,
to Horace Hamilton the