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DIR. SWAINE'S
A.NIEDILICUS PILLS.

From the ten thousand culogics past upOn the
different kinds of Pills which are exposed i'll the
prints, and the absolute alsehoods which are
told about the various diseases WHICH they ale TO
cure, and mostly by those who have no knowl-
edge of the science Of medicine, either by theory
or by practice, to all tho various diseases to
which the human family are subjects too pre-
postcrous for any thinking mind to believe; the
whole object of the vcnder or quuck must be to
name all the various ills, III order TO catch ALL
as none other would have the hardihood to I'M
pose such deception on crcdulous community
1t would be quite as audablc in me, Judging from
the virtues Of the above Pills in comparison with
others, that should say they would cure every
disease which exists un Ter the SUM- but cannot
| will not do it,-although believe their virtues
are quite equal to any, and superior to most; and
| do know that our most popular physicians are
in the constant use of them, and that THEIR cN-
pericnce and NINE for series Of years, whilst en-
gagged in the practice of the profession, have pro-
we'd their great virtues and beneficial effects, OF
al others is the best teacher and safest guide.
The above nan ed Pills are suitable in all cases
where II gentle purgatvc is required to exert
saluiary influence throughout the system. The
regular dose is tiom to 4,-nay be taken at
bed time if most convenient. As there is much
difference TO the amount of medicine required
to produce an operation, some might find one or
two sufficient where other individuals might re-
quile double that number, and even the same
person may require more at one time than at an
other, 1t is not necessary to take them all the
time, once or twice week, less or more, as re-
quircd by the state of the bowels. They are per-
tecty safe.
No pills can have better effect than these for
the monthly irregularities which occasionally
happen TO women. They assist at the conf
mcnccment ofpuberty, also when therc S check
from cold or improper exposure, and even at the
time Of their entire cessation.
DIR. Swayne's signature will appear to all the
directons-the countericiting Of which will be
punished as forgery.
Sold wholesale and retail at my Office, No. 81
North Sixth Street, one door below Arch, Phila-
depha. Also, my Compound Syrup of Wild
Cherry and Vermifuge, Improved Vegetable Pam
acca and Alternative Compound Syrup, &c.
May2Sth 1912
AGENTS
CHAMBERS s. MAFFITT, Elk,on, Md.
MARSHAL PHILIPS, Wilmington, Del.
GEORGE }. FISHER, FREDERICK, Md.
G. w. s. II. w. DAVIS No. 254 Market st. !
Rev. J. p. COOK; No. So Market street,
Baltimore, nd.
May 2sth 1912.
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FEf H. subscriber Oilers ian sale, at prices much
z 1ciGw Tire ordinary rates his Stock Of Drugs
h'cd,ccs. OILS. rIints. and Window Glass IA,
as " .u,csIIc and retail establishment opposite
VIM. Tohcrts and next door to .lno. Grahams
lin Ware mandatory. Having selected his
took with great care and purchased ut
G. tSsa E"siCcs
N the city, he fla tiers himself, that he can up
~" t." = ll'c with GOOD articles for MUCH
'.HSS SUM than they can be bought for be
e2a tIe two cities.
CHARLES W. PARKER
e. :. 4 supply Of rhomp$oniaa Medicines OK
C Jed next week
.tnr, June It'll 1912
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ANOTHER EVIDENCE


by DR.. Swayne's Compound Syrup Of
Wild Cherry.
On. SwAyNE-Dcar Sr,-When was at Pitts
burg last August, purchased Of your agent six.
bottles Of your Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry,
had for many years be, n troubled with Cough,
often very violent, with other indications Of con-
sumption, or disease of the lungs; Of very scr-
Gus nature. had very little faith in medicine
as it was thought my disease was hopeless and
beyond its reach. had applied to several Ply
scians for relief, and also used some highly puff
fed medicine which | had seen in the ncwspa-
pers, but hearing that you had much experience
in the practice Of medicine and had treated many
cases of Consumption, concluded to try yours;
and from that time, | am happy to say, found
relief write this in hopes you will publish it,
so that iany human being has suffered as have
done, they may know where to find medicine;
the virtues of winch may be relied Upon.
Yours respectfully, JAMES OsDuRs.
May 2Sth 1874!
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From the Boston Daily Times.
WRIGHT's INDIAN VEGETABLE PILL

WRIGIT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
Ofall the public advertised medicines of the
day, we know of none that we can more safely
recommend for the ellis that flesh is heir to-
than the Pills that are sold at the depot of the
North American College Of Health, No. 1875
fremont street, Boston. Several instances W.
got the Indian Vegetable Pills, ind by taking
our doses, tho cough began to leave me; and |
ow enjoy better health than have done for five
five years past, and during the time have taken
variety IF medicines without any relief, until
knew Of where they are used in families with til
highest satisfaction; and no longer ago than yca
terday, we heard Mi eminent Physician of the
city recon mord II tmin high TENS. IheIcuso
to he in the community, great rcpugnancc to
the use Of QUACk medicines, as they are all in,
discriminatory termed, but it was mainly owing
to the regular NJ. DIS constantly denouncna
them. They are, however; becoming more lib
eral in this respect and the consequence is thai
good vegetable medicines are now more extel
lively used than formerly.
Extract of lette: from Peter Christ unontowI
Carol County, Md, Nov. 18th, 1888
Dear Sir-About two months ago, had bus
mess III Baltimore, and called at your Office, ant
bought few boxes of the Indian Vegetable Pills
and npon trying them found them to be ia ST..
pcrior to -- Pills or any other medicine
had ever used had been subject to a cough fol
years past. After found them to be valuable
nmedcinc, | Immediately sent to Balimoreor {
large supply hav" received so much benefit in
using Wright's INDIAN VEG ErABLE PILLS
that cannot help, but recomme them to ev'
cry invalid see, and think so well of the medi
Gin, that have sent two dozen boxes TO my il
valid friends, III the State of Indiana.
Signed, PETER CRIST.
From G. C. Black, New York.
Mr. VIM. Wright-Dear Sir-you will please
to!orward as soon as possible some Of your Indian
Vegetable Pills; as eaie almost out Of the arti-
Gle, and they appear to be getting into genera
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DR.. Swayne's Strengthening
Vermifuge,
Az EFFECTUaL REMEDY FOR
JTORMS;

And from its tonic properties will be nseiu! for
delicate, sickly, and dyspcptic children or a.
dults; and will in all cases prevent the genera
ton of Worms, which makes it still Il more
valuable compound.
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s@'esseetai. gtF1MLn1zs@s4..
s ,;:1Saas E y
gnyEzxS ssaalD
sssasasssass aass
4 4 HsEAH> q .
WKATIT HAS DONE.
lnG i. You have friend, relation, or known
one that is afflicted with that dlstrc sing dis
-. "cONSu MPTiUN.n persuade them with
ut delay TO try that famous and nnrivaIlcd med
zine, the "Bh LShM OF WILD CHERRY"
Il ich las cured thousands Of this CompIlnt at
q everything else had failed. Read the fol-
Uwing UL4ouLted proofs Of its efficacy:
EoXborough, Sept. 10, lSil.
Dear Sir,
Plc2.c send me two bottles more Of your Bal
sam Of Wild Cherry, hike that YOU sent me be-
fore | nave taken nearly AL OF the fist two.
and confidently believe this medicine viii cure
ne. ! hHIe used great many remedies wit'uI
he last year. but have never found any thin@
Hat has relieved me so much. 1t has S'oppt"
my cough cntnely, checked my night sweat#
r.u steep better at nirht aud !cc better Ill eve
= WY than have TOT many months.
y rs, respectfully, JAMES KELLY.
hoUhcS3LFG, sep. IL, lJ1i'
Friend Ws'ar
~ st again trouble thee to send me two boz
Ties more u thy Invaluable balsOm. ! have no"
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J. pEAsE & Son, CLARIFIED
ESSENCE OF HOARHoUND
A y ID Y

The undersigned, Clcrgymcn, have used the
,,npuund Extract Of Horehound, made by J.
tIsc x Son, and freely recommend it 10 those
i ted with Coughs, Colds; and Consumptive
,u'pIanS us am excellent remedy IN those ca
ard Tor use ot the voice professionally moth
. an cqgul it. We recommend it to oar
..v' ,fo ghost the Union.
.'s--o. REV MIR. LINDSAY,
H.-..rM j. L. Church, Second st.
LEV. MIR. KELLOGG,
H.. ..s Pastor ul Ni"t st. Church.
U.DEt KNAPP.
I,IN. Mr.. CRAWFORD,
P.sor Of VI. l.. Church, Forsyth st.
REV. Mr.. LII CkEY,
Eeccnt p. T. New York Conference.
REV. MIR. WHITAKER,
,ss,ul Of Presbyterian Church, cor Of Madison
and Catherine SITS.
REV. MIR. GRIFFIN,
Pastor of VI. f. Church, Bedford st.
REV. MIR. BARRY,
Pus,or cithe Wesleyan Methodist Church corner
Of Grand and Clinton sts
REV. MIR. HART,
81 Pearl St, of Baptist Church, Gold st.
REV. MIR. GIBBS,
Iii Third Avenue,
tIG.sus. j. PEtsE & Son,
tiEvrLEMuN.-l wOuld consider it an absence
ur gratitude to yuu, and daty TO the public,
tie plbc to withheld the testimony am cna-
hIcd 10 furnish under the providence Of Gcd, OF
!hc almost supernatural efficacy OF your lnvau-
able Compound lorrdhound Candy. Reduced
rom an attacl, ormy lungs to deaths door, and
hourly rccomng dubilltalcd by constant eXpcc-
toration had resigned myself to fate, which
cons dcrcd, from my suffering, inevitably and
rapidly approaching. Upon hearing OF your adj
vcitsed remedy, sent for quantity of the Es-
scncc of Hoarhound, and before half the stock
was used | was somewhat relieved; and when |
had "scd two large packages the expectoration
ceased, the lungs were healed, my appetite I'M
proved, and my general health restored You
are at liberty to make amy public use of this you
please, and | assure you am in duty bound to
recommend your medicine to all, who may be 50
unfortunate as have been, bat from which, am
thnnktul to say AN now fully and aiicctually
recovered, by the aid OF. your Medicine.
MRS. ROMAN, 50 First ST., X.
The fol owing are list Ionr authorized agents
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The fol owing are list oIonr authorized agents
II the State OF Maryland, viz:
Cecil Cotmty, Joseph G. Cloud, Elkton, Clay
ton * Ilanes, Pivot Bridge
Kent County, Daley X Rufrcn, Chestertown,
~ Peacock. Georgetown n Roads.
Dozen Anns 70. Thomas Sutton, Centerville.
Il. VI. Boldri1ge Travelling gent.
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Use here. We have a great call for the medicine
at present, and those that have used them, speak
very high of them. One gentleman attribues'
is being CURED of DYSPEPSIA, toh t
them; and another has been CURED OF
DYSPEPSIA; solely by the use Of ycrr IND
AN VEGETABLE PILLS, and is IwilIng you
should publish his case ify you think proper
G. c. BLACK,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-04-15
NICHOLS WEEKLY ARENA.
ONE DOLLAR YEAR.

From the columns of the Daily Arena will he
elected the matter of weekly paper, the largest
the cheapest and the most attractive ever published
N any county.
1t will take the place, so Gar as its Editor is con-
ccrncd, Of the "Dolnr Weekly" in the prospec-
,ns of which the public is referred, for the amount
Of matter and expenditure,
Each volume of fily-two numbers Of Nichols
Weekly Arena, will contain,
One hundred original tales or sketches! two hun
drcd original poems twelve pieces of music! three
hundred rngraNlngS
70 this programme, which he will carry out to
the letter, VIZ Nrho|S respectfully asks the nllcn-
ion lihe American Press; satisfied that it cannot
81! 10 meet the npprobltion aud receive the sup.
port Of the American public.
,LySNIchnla' weekly Arena will he mailed 10
subscribers in any par, of the world, for ONE
DOLLAR A YEAR, in advance.
:Cj"postmnsters are authorized by the rule of
the Department. TO Send money-noles or specie
for newspaper subscriptions, free Of postage
,TPperiodical agents aud postmasterS are auth
orized to retain commission of ten per cent on
moneys, current in the ci Of New Y0k.
lE-F~All letters should be addressed 10
TllOS. L. NICHOLS,
Editor and Proprietor,
New York City.
New York, 1912.
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Il true picture gfa Wing Congress, drawn By
a Tihig We copy the following from the BOs-
ton Courier:
Since the lth of March, 1871, Congress has
been in session about eight months, or two thirds Of
The whole period. And what has Congress done !?
Nothing ii should have done; nothing Cor next 10
noihing) but mischief Weeks and months have
been speu, in disgraceiu political bmwIs, in the
discussion of selfish, eleciloneering schemes, in
disputes about points Of order, in conlIhing new
plans 10 cheat The people by fiscal banks,Und fiscal
corporations, and national eXchequers, and in hor
rowing money to pay the dally expenses of lis
members. How much longer the people will en-
dure these insults from their servants TIVE say SER
rants, for many ofthem are servants, who have
obtained the office Of representatives.,
that they nigh; have AN opportunity TO abuse the
confidence Of their consiiunnls,) no one can pre-
diet. lssuchur is II strong ass, but we ihlnk--al
least, we hope-lhat he will 10! for ever be so
patient rs To crouch under The masters Of his own
begetlng; and those masters would do well to re-
member that the back of The strongest ass may be
broken, Heaven grant that our American Issachar
may find the use Of his heels before his opprcssors
shall have laid on the last and fatal bulden.'
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DANIEL WEBSTER.

To let our readers know what the frddies say
about each other, we copy the following IL Is
take from the "IdepcAdeH Wing" Published ut
WASHINGTON, edited hy Mr. peasnnts, formerly edl-
Tor Of The Richmoad mig. Who would have
lhoughI Of The wings hunting Nr Webster 81 close
iy, or of 81, lng onsh, that would ansh The lrIns
parent purieiy of his moral character! hr "Ia-
depeuicai Wig" it seems, regrets having lent
its columns TO certificates erposmga Iaise rersion
of a tate Of slame, which people on The spot do not
discreiH in Il dVercHi form. But let the Uhtg
eak;-Bay Staie Democrats
Tie Secretary Of Stuie. Somebody in that well
paid press, the New York ComMerci0i AireIHser,
in flaming euogy upon M Websler's moral pu-
riiy sligmalises the Louisville JOura1. as assali-
ing the unslnirched fame of that statesman, witch
srandnlous calumcies; and lniinmtes that This pa
per "hns fallen into very much The same line
Now we have. in general, siudlously lOrhorne TO
lonch the private pnrlscf Mr. Wcoster's character.
They are such as we are not easily induced To
handle; not too sacred TO touch, certainly; but
little 10 lnul.
His pubic corrupons nre enough for us; we
wish TO deal with none Of his personal ones-ihc
inveleralc di,honor that attends his relations Of
busine-s--lhc notorious prOlligacy Of his scarcely
con called amouis
10 the details Of such things we have not bcen
able to shut our ears-as who can but we have
not stained our page with them, and shall not We
have ever done, in mere charity, more, and lent
our columns to certificates exposing false version
Of tale of shame, which people here On he spot,
and better informed Of such things than we can
pretend 10 be- do not dlscredil in different form.
We mean, in speaking Tins, merely 10 give no.
tice TO the uyer.zeaions admiries and ,ndicnors Of
the Secretary, that there are things which derent
enemies and discreet friends had hrltcr not stir
these, from prudence only; and those, from the
higher feelings Of self respect. But we certainly
shall not suffer any impairment adorer or apologIsl
Of voice 10 abuse Us for Mr. Webser's benefit, and
mend the holes in his reputation with piere Of
ours Let US alone, and we NAV let him alone;
that's fcrbearance which he and h4 friends of
the many presses in his pay AMI under his manage
ment should be thankful for.
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$65,532,60l
'rninl,

In addition to paying Off This enormous public
debt, in 1886 aud 81 his administration deposited
with the States, S2S 900 900, making in all, over
and above the current expenses o the government
the sun Of 500 ,j32 Col. Such was the financial
T cult Of The administration of ANDREW JACK
son, which was constantly assalicd by Clay, Web
s,cr, Bhdlc, and the wijs presses OF the country,
for financial blundcrs, aud lncdpacily for remov-
inn the deposits, and liukering the currency Com
pare ihls with the administration Of The wings,
which in two years will create II national debt ol
: 80 900 900 These are facts which require no
comment They show who is justly subject to The
chargc Of mlslnunaging the finances.
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of the sender being on the paper As this is but a
strict enforcement of an old regulation, abused Of
late to the injury of the revenue,we hope the Post
master General will confne the enforcement only
to cases beyoad the name or the initials of the SEN
der of The newspaper. 1t is doubtful whether any
thing is now gained for the revenue, and we very
well know neither the wings, nor The Tyler Admin
istraton, if distinguished can afford to lose so much
as they must lose by continuing in force this ex-
IRENE reguaton.-Keene SentiaeL
The Department is over nice in the matter, and
we deny that lis decision can be maintained by any
fair construction Of the law in the premises
Ciarem0Rt Eagle.
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USStL L& CLARKE,
WATCHT A IItS 81 JEWELLERS

HAvEinst rccclvcjand keep co.,aurly m hand we'll
4 selected as'osIntnt, of OLD AND SILVER
MAIClIIS,-uOnsislis OF gold and silyar Levers
Horizontal leprn, Amlm, Rcpents, QUARTER and com.
mon WATCHES. Ao,silycr Tile Desert and len
SPOONS Cream ladies'. Agnr Tom Salt and Mustard
SPOONS. GSrHqE SUttr table nj tea spoo,s CnLI
silver aud steel Bowed spEC1AcIS. Gold and sily.,
PENCIL CASES, gold Bead silver Tnhl,s cold Chains
Seals and Keys urge assortment Grcer rims c1r
rings breast pins, shufhoNcs, tdells, 81, rls.srs
rst rate ru1Ors, pcnhniNcs ROdcclsne sr.ssors ,b,
SIDE combs, together with Nrious ur articles ,,nsIw
kept IN jewellers shop the wiUle con snn n hotter n.y.
sNiWehl 'h'h ever u"''tu Ihhl' ~" btiOrc-iOgtihfr
with u good assortment OF ElUCkslch ns ETn.s q
Dny Cnime; Brass day common; BrnPi bours. pr,ss
mantle, ibGi run II days ria Oyce WiNgi Brps4 Inv
time pircs, without slrihrgi also l.sie WOODEV
CLOCKS MI ut which they will sell onpood terms n.
thcy can he pnrchasrdnl ANY place in tliciuitv.
CLOCKS AND WATCHES hhiuirepnlred opd
warran ted at the shortest notice, and Mind, of Joh
worn usually done N thelr line OF ne'patchcd with
neaincss, and pains spared IN give tf satislc,ion
All orders from abroad will meet with Pot attention
n. b. Cash pnid Tor old gold and siyer
Woodstock, Dec. !, ISL, Sill
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Portland City Election,
DEMOCRACY EVERY WHERE TRI.
UMPIIANT!!

We learn BY the Boston Post that The election
in the city Of Portland, Me-, has resulted in the
choice Of Hon. JoHN ANDERSON (dem.) Mayor,
by majority from so to rs votes over everything.
The democrats have also elected four Of the seven
Aldermen ,and Ten oflhe twenty one Council men;
and IN No,. and 4 no choice.
For eight years they have carried but one ward
No. but n total disgust with whsgery in
all its shapes, has q, last sprung up, and swept the
board.
This Is the first time they have elected demo-
cratic Mayor since 1888.
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The revolution i'm Con
Ilecticut!!
A Democratic Governor and a Demo
cratic LEGISLATURE elccted.!!

The Hartford Times, of Tuesday evening
brings as returns from 81 towns, in which the gain
of The democratic ticket over the wing ticket since
April, ls4l, is FL I'VE THOU A " ID
FL E II U ND r e d Il Nd SIXTY
THREE!!r! In these towns, CLEVELAND,
the democratic candidate is 975 votes ahead of
ELLSWORTH, ard as there are but 1910 scatter
ing votes. there can be no reasonable doubt of his
election In 1911, Eswouh's majority over
Ncholl was 5,59S In the election Of members Of
the Legislature, the democrats have been
even more successful, In so towns heard
from, they have elected 60 representatives, while
the wings have elected but 25, and the abolition
lists 2! or the Senators known to have been elect
ed, 10 IRE democrats and 5 whigs
The following table which we have compiled
from The returns in The Times, exhibits The resul,
OF the election for Governor as far rs heard from.
The vote this year will be considerably larger than
il was in ls4l:
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ON and after MONDAY, March Ii, 1912, The passeng
~ trains will RIM rs follows:

ON and after MoNpAy, March II, 1912, the passenger
~ trains will RIM rs follows;
LEAVE NASHUA LEAVE BosToy
At Ia A, NJ. At aud II AN,
Alto IA AN. At2r.M.
At | l-l and Pm. At I'D PM
LEAVE LOWELL
At IA Am. At IL Ia pm. At Ia PM. At7ra
or Immediately on the arrival of the from Boston,
WAY pssGNGsns taken and left at Tynssborough,
North Chelmsford and NIddescx.
Persons in Lowell wishing to take the Cars for Nashua
will be conveyed the Cars iee of expense; by leaving
arriving at Lowell in the Cars from Nashua, will be con-
yeyed to any part OF the city without charge.
p From Nashua to Lowell, 80 cents
r"e- From Nashua TO Boston, Sl,5O.
On the arrival Of the Nashna stages leave for all
part of Ncw-inmpshre,N erm0nt New-fork aud Canada,
via AmOskeae, Concord Keene CharoslOwn lrancestown
and New London \. II, Windsor, and EmtticburO W.
Books are kept IN BOsToN the Stage Office, No. and
II Elm-sreer,-ulso in LOWELL, at the Northern and
Western RarOud and stage Office in front OF the Depot
where seats can be secured in any of the Coaches and
correct information btanctrespecng the different stage
rGii5s,
Passengers leaving Nashua by the cars at IA ard 10 IA
81. lHkc the OF the Bosoh md Maine Railroad
al Wilmington Tor Andoyer liavrlhill, Exeter Dover,
Great Falls Portsmouth and Portland.
MERCHANDISE TRAIss, will leave the Freight Depo,at
Chareatown and Nashua ever! morning. (sundays eAcep
ted.l
All goods to be transported on the Ru Road, going
above Lowell must be sent to tie Compapis Freight
Depot, ChnrlCstOwn,H nj the end OiWaTren hIlGge
Goods TO be forwarded by the melting treHs mustbo
sent to the Depot us early a. & arne r T',e
sro IInl M =" Nashua and Chnrlcstown and Inv.
ina cngctcd Heir arrangements for the TRANSPORTATION
w Jrhundlsc, give notice that they now prepnred
.n'ransport all Goods mud Country Produce which may be
Tor" 'rlcd to their DrpOs, and for this purposc have
furnished safe and covered which will perfectly Sc
cure goods nm damages and careful and experienced men
to take charge olhe Transportation business at the De-
pots, ana to accompany the goods over the road
Tie t0mpnny, determine not only 10 accommodate
The public hnt tn extend every facility IN their mower
both &C. fean'erN and Merchants, have fixed upon the
following rates Of Freight ' Wv
So 90 per to each way between Nashua and Charles.
town
Bulk Salt Platter, Lime stone, Lumber &C. So per ton.
Shopper ton o,ch way bet seen Nashua and Lowell.
All Regular Ie,HsIcrS running 10 the will be car
rcd the road etwecn Nasna and Charlestown eac
way, tree OteXpeRc
oNLow srElRNs, Superintendent,
Nashua hEch A. lSl-' lCl.if