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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-11

ONE vKRueAB INVESTED -oscn-
- l :.1Os. h n re fsssIsP ea sFss
With Heater, PumT 6evAn NUvWhor and
L4Isss 81 azad -
CHAa A. KRYTER
ause-eN.ThF Cutler, Ice Market 81.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-11
Thompson & Hibberd,

NO. Ie2 MARKET STREET,
WHEELING, w. VA.
practical PLUNBERS GAs AND
I STEAM FITTERSsRd BRASS FOUND
ERS and dealers In all kinds Of Pumps,
Bells. Lad, wrougtu and Galvanized ssszR
aud Water Pipes, Drain Pipes. and chimney
TOPS and Flower Vases, and sole agents tuf
Der Water Baclzs Tor STOVE ANDRANt3H
and AUTOMATIC SAFETY and VACUUM
VALVE FOR KITCHEN BOILERS AND
SYPH0S RCAPS,' --a 90 --E- r.. re FL.
Having secured letters patent for the
above improvement, all parties sres esu.
toned against manufacturing OF usjng sid
improvements without Hcense from me ~
they VIII be dealt With a. infrngek.
feq-c GEO H1BBKRD-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-11
StateRoo6ng;

r WEIGH u PREPARED TO 20 ANY
81. amount Of siate Roofing on most mod
crate terms. Apply; to Dodson q Brothers,
slate Merchants. Wheeling. W. Va
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-11
QUINCY FOUNDRY
E'oR SAh1.

,,,.,r d.. SlLD AT PUBLIC ACC-
Ii F.lS Al jIt. front door OF the Court
. w.. .. Wa--uns. Vest Virginia. com.
..-.....t a 81 \. NJ. un
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-11
BALTIMORE & OHIO &. r. 90.

~ eS VII 81 run Ss m. lsiiaw ~
schedule on and after June ", ls79- Wheel
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-15

So GreiI, Bis. 5. Wu1., II,
Ger Staa!e;eitunQ.

- ., RVIJ
Hetation Der Staa!e;eitun9.
um metntm &tr!prsaen nadjufoms,
men, beeile ib s',h. >S5onen etli9e Rihzz,
,tse Notiien Ibsr ren Gtnrrud, b.n ga
@rpi1e auf mid osmo6t bat, m%itjutbei>
len. Dir e,isu Gage .metneS 6ie' ietns
benaste t& ba3u. tie 9an;e Stapt,i in al
len Gden une Winteln su pur9freifen,
penn, psnn man nit in elm Bilp etn9e5
robmt werren mil, mub man 1@ bod
BE @e8eAo Gin roenia onleben.. 8er>
1dt 1T ia eben bic Mutttr per @ei6beit.
ulnp meme Wibe wu,re mir ibsr ale
Grpartun8en .tslohuI. SIN. Maaemei<
men fam man la3sn> 81 @ro0s If cine
wobre perle, pm elmer Staet, in Der
BEN Belu9er nus anla&t,r wobin er
febt. - y.
Die metlsnlanssn bre;ten @traben nit
ibren i66nen Mnlasen ppl1 Bdumen unp
puitenoen 8lumfn, r,e niebli1@ %sebauten
2~anpbduler (@pttaess) mitten IN Hlu:
men9arten, Gins al pa8 &npere Be1eibt
nebmen i19, unsemein reE;enp aus, niht
ninper bic pra6tisen. Weldaflsb1iuier,
bic meifens aus Bad crer Saltfein
aufeeflbrt 11np. 49,,
Nir9enrs erblidt man bier aub nur
etn ein3iets Stlt Dutlin'1der (Sbontg)
Ardtteftur, sielmcbr ;eiBen Gle Wobn>
bduIer ale ZEN bic >uormaltencen ceutz
1den @barattet II ie :!vn i66nften 3l9en
Der Solioitdt, Soueeyfsit unp @elhmad.
liter wel6em Mun rie bebabiae0 emutbz
ltatsit 3u ibroncn idtint. @efern,
Sonntoo, Ma6mi1ta3 teiu6ts i& bic
Iurnbale, Die . me'nem T:eunoe
Sobn Tu9s Ycrlpo!tet miro. 5ier
if eemii'blide @eisu'ofeit au 5aulf.
Da tewest i1b etn fr6ll,@e6Wrleulddit<
den eeutlber Blreer TN Gdatten peS
Iurnerpa1t, Don ST; ~ 3ett RE Stim<
mun9 rur1 etntn. Trunt pes fomrlen
Wttl1ell@sn Burs labeno. W,t rer
9uten 8le4muit III tis Bet.e lieeen ft@
pie 9efeperten U;uieis IN ZEN Baum<
mipfsln pernebmen nod ter Mslcpie:
"Greut Gut c.e X~sbene"
Hsit e1n 81. YauN Der rurd, 10
fol- Fl ia ni9t p%rtlduintn i'm Bi5mard
6otel an rer Stem Strors, 8ehalten sen
9out6 Gwe, einem @otsl 9to. / OBJ
iulteisen; hort 9ibta io!'pe peul(he Soft,
reinlide Betten, auta ipteaelblanf wte
Der Bopen(ee. Gin 'e1t beiuber6rer<
tbe6 QofaI 1T BE Shnsll9e 8tsrbaue.
DoA 1T chen RE before @eleQi8feit bier
~ 6aule. mobin man aebt, unp, ME &C.
last, Ga @rp6e Il! q praatftaptel.
q. 3.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-15
f. o. al s..

9nbalt oe6 s8latte8 Ser
Wtun*fetag e s't'e'a't g ~: 3etttaans.
Sn ben goseltn, Nopeue BON Inbre
9uso. .rq}jl.N 44l1[
&5nielt& 'p,riubtlde Wtlbi@wsine.
2%ebenereoel. (@eoi9t.)
- @esen{dbt (@eoi@t.)<.:" ''"s
Das, Sonntaee : Blatt piro allen
NtonntrRn1 Sts "@ohsnblottts,; sbft in
@orous' bs3abt babtn, ale prduie 3use<
fanbt. l'";f ..'''@'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-15

'p,1,ttluii41fasit' III ll,l'';8!%} lliaa,n'3inrtr Bstft1,1~*tssHnodssa
slet@ Mctttn gum Betroae' pom $4,000
ye3eidnet purpeg. *. ~ s!55N &IHe:
@en,, ba6 unttrnebmen aspn bfr &C..
|amtnterl beutiaen Bes6!terun bars toea
elnfts aufe.nommen. unp na& &rdften
9ef5rpert rptro;f 70 1T Der &rfols ets nerz
ouSi9tltd 1tsensreiGen = @e1f,s eefiz
6ert. 5~TH%Hi: -. 49,. .tjstn CITY 14hE~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-15

-2ittletpn, Galpcrteur npnpor<
trlt6 Qincpln's, nab ron Gpl. Tinle9
our9 beleipioenoe Meuecrur9en 9c9en
2incoln uno pann uc6 wc9m tbatli9en
Ansrifs perflast.
49, Mm Treita9 Mtcnc idll9 Der 8lib
in ba8 Wpbnbaus MiG. Yreu0er'8 in
st. Mntbpny. Sdmmtliae Tamtlten<
elieoer wurpen ru:b ben Strabl betdutt
uno rim unter bent > en- lie9enoer 9u&1o
9et1otet.
- Die Nortbnetern Qr;oa> uno Morz
bern Qtne>0 ampf:r 9rnp1nien, pclde
bisber ibr@eladf1 nab eenBslimmunsen
zines 1869 at9s|b'o|jrnsn Ser9lei@az
betrteben, b. b. iers6 uat:r Dedmante!
pteit6 ger9letbs ccm ancsfu 10 ptel Vor
tbsile abju9ewinnsa mt!m. ol5 nur II
9cno m69lt9, bat:n nun ciH nit etn-
AMBER eebrobea r1c sen c;ten 0e1h1'tsz
tractat aufsetobea. Sa Jciee b:espon
l%eipenFdaftli6e @cncuryen; ;:3iNben ben
beipen @fleQldoi'fn, Hno 0trableBuuA
oes Tabrpreilss onf iunf Ipuar6 pon
81. paul mad 81. lou!e.
Sir Brauer, Brenner unr 5piri*
u%oienbdnp!er miro Der tn unler beutt9en
Summer entbaltent Nr>tfel Der 81.
5taatsieitune ~6orace @retlep uno pas
Braueret, SntereNe" pom b5tfer Bt&z
tiotett fem. Wan Gebt aus eem(rlben,
baB Greeley ben Stempe! cer. Snfamie
auf Die betrsfenpen @ei6dite prldl, uar
pab es, abeeieben pom jeper pur@ Gree
leY'e @atl jenen @eiddften' orobeneen
@efabr. Die &idf6t auf bic eiaene
@bre ben 8eletbieten cod mobl nurs iebr
idwer seRatten rirfw f1@ fiji! 5srrn
@reelep anper6 ais NIT Gem Wunfbe ~
intere1iren, tbm beiususeben, mas RI oer<
pient. H,.'. So
- Bobeltnf. Die ,&rsilheule"' 1T UNI
pdbli@. Gtwas 6anf un, ben sails miro
bslfen.
- Der M9tf. Mpam Bod BON 5sn>
oer(on beebrte uns eetern nit istrem tets
ansentbmen Beiu@.
- 6el,lieferontcn, adtet auf pie %nz
3eioe Der COMMITTEE fdr AuSgaben ces
S&ulratbs pom st. paul in Der 81.
paul preb.
@&ulratb Donnerfas. =
IruB Detterfurm unb @raus fano f@
cine b%el&lubfdbiee Ausabl mttsliecer 1u>
(ammen, pie folstnee @el@dfte erlebisten.
Mnnobn,e pes Ansebuts pes ~pioneer"
fir 8er5fentlt@un8 oes @@ulrotb, pro-
totcrs ~ so Gtnt per Square. slnnab>
me pes Beri@te Der COMMITTEE fit Nus>
aoben. Dit1elbe leat ptealn9ebote fir6oIs.
Rcbleu unb Observation-Disclosures oor,
unp rdtb al pom Dem Mntauf eines eiIers
men @@rontS. Das Bearo ftmmt Der
IsBtern Gmpfeblune 'betJ uno 9etpdbrt als
.pen1 Minpefforpernpen, 6errn .. ..
Werrtu lie Observation-Disclosures.
Or 4b(@luB fir 6ol3 unb 3~oblendtsfes
runa miro Der COMMITTEE fdr Ausgaben
abtiladtn. 8trtast auf SonnabenD.1y
g. 8w3$tn bent Sueien ssrtn'al>,
pfuuo9punfte unb StiQ>pdter warp einena
notwithstanding betrunfene1 .Mdn1e BON
Sen, '33uae Elm M(rrrt uni" ,8etn 1atsefatz
ren. Or 8etlasenswertbe 1pnrce nod
Stiuwater eebra@t, tpo Ct CUR Bet: bes
@bstaiuas Der Nadri@t nod lebte-. r. ..'<f
49, Sonnabtnp, 20. Aueuit Bal BON
60. q. pes &eets. Stat. g. tn ber Gura@
bale IN Sem rlu1. . &aa
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-15
@ lie Ter d e"fdnft

. % te 10 e.. anfen.
- Gwte bentmlrpt9 miro bas .@inten
ber @reeleD=M ttien bleiben. 2melbes mir
felt ben, eraer @tntnffen Der Norot Caro-
lima @ablna@rthten erlebt. @ir woutn
Zen fur9tboren ned an feinera S96rle
erlebten Stur3 fir ale 3utuuft p1etotolz
ltre1. " Il. ~. H.: ,hI&> ttu, Z
@s tparb ititens bet Directoren: pes
Lii. rep. bem." @reelepaNftien< 8ereino
fir fpo6 @tootBt{fett einberidfet
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-15

~ O'
s. MiAius. 8. $. S@urueier. p,
u. @9efer. 6. @obian.
". @uerba&. d. ga. @. Seeeer.
q. Gimme. s. @tablmann.
q. Ntitl9. y. Grott.
4. Der in Der SneorporatfonS= Mfte
3u beset6nenpe 3wed bss iBereins If -
~ J61osrune pes beuti&en Dtrefnpe>
&ien's, Yaese Der fd5nen &anlte uro
@iNenl6aften, @r1nbuns elmer oeut>
f9en Btbltotbtf, seielise unterbalz
tuno> G6rperun8 ttlpenoer, 9emetnnlsz
>ieer unp >%pobltbdtteer 3wede.
s.. Die Qtiten fit bic Metten>3 etdz
nunsen }oQen loelet@ bier auf9elest rper>
zen uno IL jeper anweirnpe erlu@t. ltbe>
raj III uuteri&reiben.
Seoann {ouen bic Ytfen In Der eeut>
l&en 8anf eeq @errn Dapien u. 60. pf<
fen lteBen.
Die fol9enben Germ biloen ferner Elm
COMMITTEE, um &etten 3et@nuneen 3u
loliettiren.: ,.>~ So,
6. &brenst
g. 6eibtrt
$. meDerbtne.
$. 8. Gimme.
g. Mun6.
g. Ben3.
9B. 2inoete. ~,ts
SO olAer.
6. Die foloenren 6errn bilben etnen
proptlo1ilden Derwaltun9eratb uno nab
len aus ibrer Ylitte etnen proptioril@en
prdGrentsn unp @ecretlr. &.,..r
Or. 9. Sdwar3bad. s. Mainser - ;.
SD 9anoer. 9. 5erwt9er.
5. q. By nHt, 3: 9efmann.
Die pFi@ten oiesSg ernaltunesrattes
finb 2
/. Gid nit ben perjaiereuen beut1aen
Deretnen per Stact n8ernebmen III 1ejs
gen unp etwatse 8orl6ldses eutseSen gu
nebmen. =. = ..
2. Die aetien : 3ei&nunsen nod
&rdften f6rtern Au btlfen. W.
3. @obalb $50, 600 etiea s9e3ei@s
net 1np, bic Sueorpora'oren oopou in
&enntnis ~ (eBen.
4. MI6ronr einen tl@tieer, Ar@itec<
ten NIT sMnfertisun9 einesplanes. ju ben,
3auit j, btauftrosen* Sir ben plon
mue Elm feRtr Yreis Y%eretnbart uup boS
&e&t. ron Nb%anperunsen porbtbalteu
iperren.
s.: Gin ODER raetrert @tad 8eetene,
ties @runoetsentbum aus3ula@en uuo
btlt9f:n Yrets ~ ermttteln.
g. @ptalp5 oces eisies 9rfdeben junb
ber plan fertie IL, cine Btr1ammlun9 Der
setipndre ~ berufen unp spteieu poaen
8ert@t ~ erfatten.
z. Die folaencsn 6erren btlotn cine
COMMITTEE 3ur A%usarttttuna pom Nebsr>
9titben far re peruanente Organization
unp baden au@ In Der erfen 8erlau,mz
lung Der &cttondre ~ beri@ten
q. NoIf: s. @erner.
M. 3sQ. 6. Win@.
8. Sitter. {. Gneels.
8. Sn Der ;erften 8~eriomu,lun9 ber
Nettondre rsreen Beamte fir Die ptrr,a-
nente Sreontiation fir bic Dauer etnes
Sabres eepiblt, unb 3rpar Elm 8ermols
tunssratb pen .Ynionea, Ter que ietner
M'tte I Yrdfrenten unp 1 Seeretdr
mdblt: Dieter Brw,ltunesratb uberz
pa&t ben Bau unp befurBt ldmmtlihe
@htdite p,S 9ersine.
9. Ssce @etie tetrd9t 800 une lit
BET Nerlammluneen Der Wetiondre bei
Nbhimmunsen je ~ 15ttnu,e beredttst.
Ge t6nner aud / unp J gctien aussez
teQ. prrpen:
;, Seine s'n'elne pe11on parf me6r ale
so Aeti n btfBen. -" -.
Cine ueber1rasuas her Metien mub
in rem 8l@ern ,pes 8ereins qe@deben.
(Die Metten (ouen Z Yre,snt 3in(en tra>
gen. idbrli6 lablbar.) "a
1its 8snn trS.nb elmer $1bearf porbe,,
! tnounten 6erren ldtdt mdnldt, iHI - -
tetbe'lteen, fuo bic betr. COMMITTEE Il.
auttor,frt f& III trednsen.
@ufap @illius 8, @ec. prot.
81. PAUL. 10. AusuR 1872. ~;
&ie @eriammlune mar nur ftsin,
obr POD Offer far ben {dgnen3med uno
betbdlisteu ete &frfamme!ten lire Spfsrz
e y s-rr @Fgs-E- &IFEEE "a E-.&-&=S EHk 81. EE&
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Brie1ife.

9ie beaf&er 8riefe, bic bis gum Is. Aug. b. =
5. ni&t abeebplt porben Gub:
Oamtn-B ricfe.
8ursstbaler Hoitna Dds @brif:nn
Glemn1er Augute Taantart G.ertbn
NreY SoDanna Steiner 6 tann, Wn.
Sra mann 9anna bame
5aitr1aun 5e1m mn. @piestl 0cu,la
Mabane @@use Suutia 9
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s3wnctauer ,n"&operNbaNfe.e

~@oncsrbar! @unrertar @Stblsl<
tars! ue6 bin bod o6sen piilem @r5nt,
unp eune' lelde M6n9e 2eute llnp Is
sans i'm @6a5ntb,ul! Dulss n0nnt
man ras ~&euben a4er Banoe .frommer
@dbeu." :: -
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-15

Das Eriefportr mad Dtuti@laab pom 1. e.
eember an 1T
l1eter 8reneu uber6an1turs s Gts, 3eituneen
3 Gte.
leter England I st.. 3eitunsen 4 Gts.
re Beim Ibbplen ber 8rieft btmtrtt mor
ausbrudli1 advertised" unp ben Datum ter
Site,
s. 4. Mbtelud, Ysfme;ier.
6. 5ettri@, beutiher &lert-
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Brtefe.

Der1en Brt.fe.
Bers Soispt pfeer Rasper4
8lod 6riebri@ &euter Rartin
C%ittenbpfer Wilbelm &edter u
Gnselnttier @esrs &idter Griebri@
SAL Nueuf @trpns Spbann
&li3at Matbias @truseQ Sobann
fen3 Nu'pu @@uIte draua2
2ettau Nueuf3 @alet Matbias
9iebensutb @tors 3 9Salter Worib
MDuer Aug 3ises 5ermus
peld N.tolaus @eiler 3iebartb Scle9b
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Deutf@e6 6efeuihaftSbaue.

. 81 bt al |, u j. M ( d !, / s72 at { s.
tenen @eriummluns btutl9er Bureer
wuroen foleenpt Bei&la6e etnftmmi9
$ti@loqts: i: 1NI +s't1. e.
H., .@ranpune einss Metienz8 eretns
in st. paul> urter Dem Numen Ser
manic" German Club and Library
association NIT einem @upitale, BON
100000.
2. ,Bau eines 6ault6 In, elmer reu>
trale1 Gage Der Stapt, entbaltenp.
: 1. Ibeater 6auc, ~. 49,. q
2. Bibltptbef< uno 2el.3imu1er.f
5. BtQiarpz 3imn1er.
4. Spie|< unp @onoerlations> 3immer.
s. &eaaurattor uno S6enf 3tmmer.
g. @obnuuny tes 'Bermalters unb
@trtbes. .T%1~ "f::~
Z. @ol9e &dumli&feitet, ale BE ben,
unternebmen fld onf9lteBtnben Geretne
fir ausldltebliden @ebrau9 obeanipru@
@en m5oen, menn 71ol@es ausfibrbar.
3. Dte foleenoen 49, @erren fino bic
Sncorporatoren unp aiup eriu6t unb BE-
uound@ti9t bic nStbt8en cS@rttte 3-r
Sncorportrune beS &eretnS 3u tbun, TO-
balD 100000 @etien 8eset@net }lpp (: 4x
Mbam Sind. 8. g. Be9t
s. WiAius. 6. 8. @1urueier. -,
u. @9eFer. 6. @obian.
". Wue1ba9. d. o.. %. @ee0er.
q. 3imn.e. s. @tablmann.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-10

About $50 cords of wood and 400 sleepers, al
Palmer, belonging 10 the Boston and Albany
railroAd, were destroyed BY fire on Friday morn
ing
The Republican says "H. ". H&lletf of that
CITY Is making IN SIX weeks fiying tour OF En-
rope, having visited England, Ireland and
france, and being now in Switzerland lie viii
saal ior hoZae June D Why need he wait for
q steamship if be can fy 50 readily2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-10

The four class crews OF Brown university had
a race Saturday forenoon on Seekonk river, over
a three mile course. The class crew of 1874 was
the winner in twenty-one minutes and fifty-6ve
seconds.
The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin puts 'Wm.
Goddam" in the list of Rhode Island delegates
10 the republican convention, but the Providence
Press saws that no such man was elected. That
name looks a little suspicious at any rate the
word is too large for Rhode Island.
A Rhode Island boy found tree in his native
STATE big enough TO climb, so of course he shin
ned up the trunk, just like little boys in other
states. Arrived among the branches he was so
beside himself with excitement that he forgot
all the library book stories he had ever read
and thrust his hand into hole TO steal some
birds eggs. The naughty boys evil genius left
him with his hand in the hole, aud he hung
there and cried till a man chopping wood on the
other side OF the state heard his cries and took
him down.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-10
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

DIR. Hallock addresses all those who have iniured
themselves by improper ndugcnces and solitary habits
wMch rum both body and mind uniting Them for
either business, study, society marriage These are
some OF me sad and melancholy effects produced by
carry hamts OF youth VIZ; Weakness of the Back and
Limos Pains In the Head Dimness of Sight Loss of
Muscular Power falpltation of the Heart Dyspepsia
Nervous lrrltabllity, arrangement of the Digestive
Functions, General Debility, symptoms of Consump-
ton. &c. F
MENTALLY the fearful effects the mind are much
TO be dreaded Loss of Memory Confusion of Ideas DE
preston o. Spirits, Evil Forebodngs Aversion Soce-
", Self Distrust, Love vi SOitude Timidty &c. are
some OF the evils produced. Thousands persons Of all
ages can now Judge what Is the their declining
heat losing their vigor, becoming weak pale nervous
and enaeialed having singular appearance about the
eyes, cough and symptoms Ot consumption
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@ o. RUSSELL. sup,t, sprineeela
FITCHBURG 4 WORCESTER r. n.
L.! ~ SuaMER ARRANGEMENT - Commencingl ON
AONDA1, May l. l9ll-PaasenRer Trains for Xnrnnh.

Leave Fitchburs S. M, l2.5O ami 55Op m
south FilcF burg 8O5 a. M 1851 and 5.5l D. m
heoniilistec, : u 81. m, LOO and u 90 D. M
S5ales Crossing, SIT a. m, l.0I and GOT D. m
Pratt 5 Junction, S. % a. m, l. Is and SIS D. M
sterling Center, S.33 a m, l. 20 and G. 20 D. m
Passenger Trains for Fitchburg--
Leave Worcester, g. 30 and IL Is a. M and % n =,
STERLING Junction 707 and IL 81 a. M. and 800 n =,
Sterling Center, ia and 1905 p. M and 50s D. IN -
frau Junction 1S0 a. m, and l2.l4 and l6 p. M
5ates Crossing, 7.25 a. n, 222 and 524 D. M
Leomnser, 80 a. m, II 80 and 30 D. IN
south Fttehbdrg, 1877 a. m, 1913 and 81 D. m
hAiLhoAD COhEECTIOEs--The 30 and ii rs n m ond
~ p ~ trains rom Worcester connect at FitrbnrS
M WI tle cheshire and Rutland and Burlington r. io1
all points north and west; also connect al Ficiot
WIN tile Vermont and Massachusetts II for Greendeld
and Blattlebor0 and intermediate stations i~
lac SUO a. M and Il So p tram from Ttcbburr c,p,
meet SC worcester with Boston Worcester Proy1e~s
q q, worcester, Norwich Worcester Railroads and
Geld. ~ WV "es' VIA springs
The $50 p. M train from Fitchburg connects at Wv,
New York via New London IL 4 RI00O nm. I'VE
Omce Fitchburg Worcester r. r. 'F -
Fitchburg Nav 1871
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N EW RAIL ROAD ROUTE
VIA
birmingham and Lowell Railroad,

On and after Monday, Oct. 10TH 1871 -Four Passercor
trains Daily each way, SUNDAYS excepted0 Will lbe nm
between So Framingham and Lowell making sure con-
nc1tiois at so. birmingham with Trains on b. & 4
n H. lrom worcester Springfield, Albany aud The West
llsscngcrs can leave Worcester, via L. N A Il r a.
I'M ~ a. M arrive in lowell at s4s AN; at 025 M
Lowell at $40 p NJ; 800 and 350 r. M arrive in
Lowell at s. ~ p NJ - 49, "ii''e' l"
Returning. Trains leave Lowell for Worcester and tbe
Wesl at $50 A. NJ, Worcester at O. 80 NJ nj
l5O p NJ arrive at Worcester at $3.50 p NJ; at 515 M
arrive at Worcester at I0.30P NJ ~'
through Tickets and Baggage checked through 10 all
important points. Trains arrive and depart from
H. Ia ~ n H. Il. Depot, MddleseX st forming the best
S S qaieiSes. route between Lowell and Worcester
Springfield Albany, New York and the West ''
=, > ,,,o.... IL. A. BLOOD, Supt, Fitchbutg
niI A''Si'
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TO THE LADIES.

Ladies, married and SINGLE can consult Dr. Haoek on
al private and delicate arrangements with every
anee OF relief Dr. Haock gives his exclusive attention
to the treatment of all Female Complaints from what
ever cause arising Perfect secresy in all cases Board
ana the best of nursing for patients who wish to remain
under treatment. Dr. lIallock is acknowledged the
Leading physician in Boston in the treatment Of troubles
OF private and confidential nature His remedies are
sure, sale, reliable and warranted efecual in every
case His medicines prepared in his own private
laboratory thus securing in every reliable prep
aiallol, Tree from posOns other deelerlous sub
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NORWICH AND WORCESTER pTyT

IN SION, b., H. and +. RR ISL. ~
a y IRAiSs GONE SouTH, LEAVE WORCESTER AT
O'o0 m. way Passenger Train. Connects al Weh
eter With train from Southbrdge ana for BsS
ton; at Plsinaeld with trains to aid from Ibst,
FORA, and Providence; at Norwich with frain *
-, New London from West Side stallion '''''' ''f
i"'"O a ~ WAY passenger Train. Connects az Wor
ccster with trains from Boston Nashua hi ~
1THfs, Lowell, &c at Worcester Junction Win
tai 'f f an ~ r 10y trains at Putnam With
~ NSfEio io with traiss for New london, Mystie
ZIG wsy Passenger Train. Connects at Wa,
CSstet WIN Trains from Nashua, Fitchburg ToyeS
sI!, &C.; 81 Worcester Junction with EXpresss
Providence and Worcester roads: at Putnam VII, IN
tram from Bostoni at Plainfeld Junction traiSS
from Ffovfdence and Hartford arrive in season 10
this train. Passengers from way stations 1ryca M
Webster, Pntnsm and Danielsonviliei for New
train 10 Norwich. ~ ~ 'ii@
7.9O m. Steamboat Express Train for New York
connects 81 Worcester with trains ioln Rosion
Concord, Manchester Lowell, Lawrence Nashua
ndiiei'nH9Tg, &c; at Putnam from Boston, Wal
for New London at Oils pm IVA
Mn IG IA s GoISG NoRTH LEAvF NORWICH AT
except Mondayl connecting at Putnam for BIOS
Ton, blacEstone, Franklin and Walpole; at WoT
eehler Tor Boston birmingham, Lowell Nashns
Concord, Ftchburg, &c. This train leaves Nav.
London , at a'AS m, dependent arrival Of
ocean. Way Passenger Train Connecting
si@I ndni Jnnctioh for Providence; at Putnam
Ja I c4sSO1 arriving ~ 1929 am; at Worcester
e, ana Providence; at Worcester for trains ia
M; way PASSENGER Train. Connecting ST
.ia ii WITH train from and for Providence;
e6rpnyng at Worcester Junction in for trains
at Worcester tor trains to Boston, Nashua &e
wich with train from New London and al pi sGa
ned JUNCTION with train to Providence; at Wor.
WEBSTER SPECIAL.
Leaves Webster for Worcester at G.OO an.
Leaves Worcester for Webster at S.BS pm
~ horwlch Worcester DivisNn
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YOUNG MEN

who have injured themselves by certain practice in
Obliged in when alone, habit frequently learned from
evil companions, or at school, the effects OF which are
nightly felt, even when asleep, and if cured render
marriage impossible and destroy both mind and body
should apply Immediately What pity that young
man me hope OF his country the pride of his parents
should De satched from all prospects and enOyments OF
me ny the consequence Of deyating from The path
nature and secret hait. Such persons must before
con empating marriage. reflect that sound mini and
nubal happiness w.
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2aiIroaos.
RosToN 4 ALBANY RAILROAD


BOSTON AID WORCESTER DIVISION
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. commencing on non.
Day June 10. 1872
fASSEN&ER TRAINS leave Worcester:
~ Boston At 20 exp, I 925 exp. and 945 NJ ard
W. W D. exp S55 exp. 49, 500 and 955 exp m
f-, MS, . m and 32j, 2.55 and 955 trains sta
station. 81 . '''ohi SlA o'hefs ifoH roster ST.
EGP rSTsfton Westboro southvie, Corlaville ard
For SoHtb R snH 70 m, Lao i3O and 500 pm.
- '9 ~ birmingham, 420 90 gy5 and . IS a m
~ - ~; u S19' ~ 800 and ass D m ~
For Netic u az 'oo and 3 3 m, L40 Rps and 40 ~
For wellesley Granville Wief Wv aii ~, IN
anu hrighton at .Ou and as m So Il 20 m Pc
tran TO Nsck, and there CHANG 20 NJ the i.4V IL
tram which leaves Sstick tNyeny-seyen MIMI S
The 420 . n train runs every day evcs,,
others every day except Sunday. P' H"EoAy' al
sunday express from Albany leaves W sshi,s, 81, -
stl'ot at e.35 q NJ. for Boston, a '"i square
Sunday Nail leaves Washington s,paro s..,
2.3n A. Ii. (Mun iayl, for BOSTON i' 9tAtion At
rRAlNs leave Boston Follows:
For worcester at 5.uG, 100. s.30cxp stxn H.. 40
ehpress a5O express TO Framinghsm $50 express ~
For Eew JERK via Springfield, 900 exp. an 800 e.,
New York, vie Norwich, see exp pm
Grafton I.W, II 90 a M l3O, $50 D m
Testooro Ivy II ~ m, 100 40. $50 Ell pm
CordaVllle, 100, ll.O0 Ia, 49, 430 "a
ashland, lOe Il 90 m, lSO, 4 80, SO exp. pm
ilVV N i,0 = exp. 800 exp, 400, $50 exp S IN
5.t exp, ga, 900 80. IL 0Op m F'' ''V''
Natiek 90 i,0O, ll.l0 IN, LsO, ais 400 500, $50
o.55, = ~ ll.Bt n. S' S''0'
hlllbuTy, 1.GU n, 40 m,
NaXonytlls, 1900 II, 555 D N.
"a ord, lUg w exp, se5p am, 2l5 exp $50 exp pm
sunday Mail leaves Boston at $50 m soDpipg r. "
hewtolt South birmingham, Worcester West Erool
o'SVh u. c. y. RUSSELL, Supt Springfield
A. FIFTH, Asst Sup't Boston
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