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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-11-15


tn each subscriber for volume Of Eve hundred
pages! .
II will contain faithfnland impartial rec ,rd
Of both Houses Of Congo. IS. the gist Of all the
important speeches when may he delivered, &c.
= mos competent reporters will be emplo! ell
and nothing shall PR vent it being made worthy
of the patronage OF the public generally. The
Journal will endeavor. in is records, to do jus
tice to hoth parties, that both wilIffeIallowed
to patronise the publication 1t being the long
session, as it is called, the volume will contain
ut least $40 pages; each number will contain
| sixteen pages of solid matter, which will enable
the publishers to giveal the proceedings wor
,hy of being preserved in hook form, to- binding
aud uture reference. TIE exceedingly low
terms will place il within III" re oh Of All; the
publishers hope that herr friends y i'll use their
exertions u, obtaining subscribers.
Those who forward Five Dollars shall receive
FL ven copies dollars, Twenty three cop
ies--Twent, dollars. FIFTY copies--redncn
tn price to forty cents, Tor a volume Of 5tD
pages.
A title pageand complete index will be added
a the end ot>the volume. to make it the more
COZ v>Lient for future rci,r.nce
THEuPHILuS FISK,
Ji>SE r DIV.
Waei, gton, August 2, LAS.
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Tin Ware.

cool supply .f tin ware, consisting OF col.
lee poi.. wash and milk pans, sirsiners,
,,ouc,. with covers Of various sizes, candle
,noulds, aud grid irons Ior sale by
may, iS44. -. "ALKEA'
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ripley CO. '"a.

~HARLES p MILLER, Returns ms
" thanks 10 the Public for the liberal
patronage here.otre bestowed Q" M"
as an Inn Keeper, and would state 'ha' ne
has JOS, completed an entire new "u''o'"R'
IN me nes,e., Style immediately 10 iron
If the old house, formerly occupied Dy num-
wtere he will be pleased 10 acc'''"'''"'e
B ,ariers and Travellers. tie flat efs MI"
self, he viii be ahle y give -austacn"p' -
he Is determined that his Table ana oiaOif
shall be well supplied w'tb the best iha' 'o'
country will affrd, and that his dhd'sf'
shall I've as LOW as he LOWEST
RIPPLE. Mss, J.,ne 22d 1874.
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-,.,-- The tide OF em'Rvs'o" ""
Enlos ,y ,"ss,ds our shore. dufnr the s"a"
.e. . ,o's, The g'ca' bos OF 'h.' s ''n."s
,' so mean" among y. WI come from s Ss o. sse
New v country. A. an evidence Il .n'' W.
,ss," ,hs, one hou.c IN the c,y are o"o &C.,
,e ,srsss Of fourteen ships, TO arrive I0% e !.
. y during the business se..o" and '"a,
many "syc, ' thew VIII lrog 5000 ps''sw"e ..'s
:rSsv arc welcome. The valley Q, ,,e - am
:p pe' !: ample eoough 70 acc hs% a.o.s Rep
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Lieu Or s.

Sfusr received n fresh supply OF brandy, wins
~ MIN and whiskey--Port and Madarie wipa
put ap in bottles expressly Cor the sick, and VI
he hes, qnahty for sale ut Kings corner BY
an, =. ,S4A, J. D. WALxsR.
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AL, s.o',om,o ''sn t'sc .s,,,s w@ /,
80, 90 !. no s,us wab ~, family. s"sa ,. aa,',s
' .s.se. named ''sd." had a ~, s ,as, s s%
70 ." Mss. c@s .., 70 q o. '''.i to dec asa
, ~, "yo ease ;, ds'ss'a . :. ,sU os.s
:"s s.. ps,@ea 70 No. % %ss ~.
:.e va. r." ~, ',.s npf.ooleca', and ,''s "s'
s ss," q s's. Ssa, w.'i"p''''"'d '''''' ''"'
right.
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Ttuaant asatch.
OWN fssnpN MERCHANT & GROCER,

FRoSr Row. MEMfnrs, Ten.
uH7iLI Keep constantly on hand '"'
" supply ot Coffse, Sugar, Mo'asses
sair. Cutou Bagg' X and r"r
&c Sc, which he Will sell al the '"we'
nr,ces for cash. He is prepared 'vuh safe
s,ac,ols aud convenien, Store. warehouse
and Co, on shed mi yard; and so''cns con
: ,,,men,s Of Me,chand,ze, often ano
.,.,.,.-o,- which he Will make hbers
cash advances l"'' - 'oi"
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Gallo, IN e i.
7NHE beet article Of English calomeI, lua' r.
cesved and for sale q Kings corner. by
Feb. 20, }. y. WALK1A.
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Fish Hook and Lines.
sHro.xs and lines ready rugged fn' use TOT
l!aA sale Nv B. WALKER.
Feb 20. lS45.
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500 Pages for Fifty ten's!!
PROSPECTUS OF THE
ON G RE SSION AL JOU hNA

The editor. Of the Pnited States Journal pro-
nose to commence with the next session OF Con-
prc.s.u weekly publ alton under the above ii
lie, to continue through the session, at the IN
precedcntedlow price. OF
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-08-28

correspondent of the Boston Post says; In
1922 it was with difficulty that ten bales of Lowell
goods found market at reduced price the
eastern coast of Africa. The present year, in
consequence of the decided superiority they pos
sess over the foreign article, 1000 bales have been
dtposed of at enriching profit, in the ports be-
longing to the Sultan of Muscat. The island of
Madagascar alone will in few years require the
above quantity. The article is known in the
Persian Gulph as well as Red Sea, and is highly
estimated, yet commerce, under the American or
English flag, cannot be transacted there without
a naval protection. This protection is afforded
by the English government to its commerce,
while our merchants have ceased to traffic in
those seas, for the want of the necessary support
from our government
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DRY GOODS NOTICE.

Il HAVE THIS WEEK commenced receiving
d my FALL GOODS, and shall be in DAILY RECEIPT 6f
ALL THE NEW GOODS,
fast as imported (having made arrangements with In
porters to that effect.)
My assortment at this tme is acknowledged by all who
have it, 10 he the most complete offered in this
town and will be my sole endeavor Offer at all times
of Goods W0rthy the patronage the public
IL is not my intention to occupy the entire columns of
Daily Paper with stCeiing advertisements but the con-
trary advertise only hat IhaUe; and shall also always
keep truth within haing distance, especially when ad-
verise the exclusive right any particular kind Goods
Purchasers in of any kind of Day GooDs are re-
specially invited examine my Goods and prices and it.
on examination, they think them cheap, they invited to
purchase. J. B. WYMAN.
Worcester, Aug. l9. div.
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CT.ARKElS RITTERS,

RE OF an entire Vegetable Composition, and are med-
n Gated expressly for that affecting and very
disease the JAuNDICE which lays the foundation ior
nearly all other diseases, unless exrpaed by tne use Oh
larkes Bters which certainly cannot be too hghy re-
commended Notwithstanding these Bers are prepared
eynresy for the Jaundce yet the great variety OF Nege
tables from which they prepared renders II imposoe
70 cure one disease only But they have the power OF
ina several other Diseases which rot unrequeniy receive
their origin from the Jaundce such as Dizziness ana avn
IN the head Sick Headache, Heartburn Darrhea lndges
tion Costiveness Pains IN the SIDE, Back au
Rheumatic Pains sc Where Caomel has been too Freely
used these Bties Of great Importance also lor al
kinds Of umors they contain good proporlionoi span
ish arsaparla and other roots OF equal value anu lo
Coughs and Colds, most excellent. -,
s. A. ROWLAND, IS Main Street is sole Agent Tor inc
Proprietor IN Worcester and has them for sale wholesale
and retail. Price only so cents for large bottle.
Worcester, July 16. l2wm
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THE LATE RAIL ROAD Collision AT AL
BANY. We learn from the Albany Citizen that
George Wilson, the driver of the carriage which
was run down by the train on the Hudson and
Mohawk Rail Road, where 1t crosses one of the
streets in that city, last week, arrested on
Monday and held to bail for his appearance in
court for examination. His carelessness in thus
exposing the lives of his passengers has been ac-
counted for by the fact that he was intoxicated.
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The most particular OF casus,s, feel sense disap
ponment when he considers the reputation and standing
of Mr. G. Brinckerhof7s Health Restorative The propre-
tor trusts that any who doubt its remedial power will not
bndly1condemn it unted in fact the only way to test its
WORTH is to get it for your case that your rea
tive or FRIEND and then witness its effects We predict
the result will only serve to increase its already unparae
ed reputation.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY

BOOKS AND STATIONERY
At WARREN LAZELL'S-- 1T Main ST.
UDEA CAPTA--Engsh Marty and
y Truth-by Charlotte Elizabeth.
Walker Woman do. on Intermarriage.
The American Poulterer's Companion.
The Pope's Supremacy. by Isaac Burrows D. D.
Sunday School Question BoOksA supply of Banvard's
Infant series4 partsTopical and Practical inst received
Revised Statutes of Mass 2 vols Story Promissory
understandings Manufacturers Town Oficer-New
England Sheriff.
STATIONERY ofevery kind.
o. All of which will be sold low.
July %. ENOS DORR, Agent.
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There was an interesting family meeting at
Hanover, during Commencement. President
Lord had eight sons and two daughters present
daughter-in-law and grand child. Six of the
sons have been educated at Dartmouth
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CRUELTY TO A Doc A man named Gay,
has been bound over to the Court of Common
Pleas, in Springfield, for cruelty beating his dog.
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WORCESTER HOUSE,

Opposite Boston, N0rich and Western Rail Road Depot
Worcester, Mass.
ss Il He subscribers have recently purchased from
fnfA Col. WARNER Kinds the lease and furniture of
sthe above esah hment, and prepared to receive
visitors transient boarders the liberal terms
This House has been much improved by painting and
furnishing throughout with furniture OF a superior
quaIy-and we hope by strict personal attention bust
ness, with desire To please, receive share the pub
lie patronage The bill OF fare will always consist the
very bes' the market affords, and exertiun Will he
spared &c secure the patronage Of the public and give salts
faction.
We shat; at all times al short notice. be prepared
commOdate parties from the neghborng and else
where having several spacious parors, shr be able
to give private apartments. and private tables il desired
large stable has recently been erected the pemseA
which will always be furnished with the best of hay and
grain, and attentive 0sters. T. e WOOD,
June IS. 1645. Gin j. G. FISHER
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H0LDENS
DYSENTERY AND DIARRHGA CORDIAL,

DYSENTERY AND DIARRHGA CORDIAL,
BREWERS, STEVENS g. CUSHING,S,
DRUGGISTS,
Nos. 90 g. 90 Washington st. BOSTON,
Single Bottle, so Cents.
During the last six years
it has found its way, upon its
own merit without advertising, to all
the principal cities i'm the
Union.
Hts virtues having been
proved i'm thousands of
cases, we shall now give
every one an opportunity
to procure it.
Should it fail to cure, our Agent will
refund your money.
Warranted am immediate
relief, and safe cure to the
above diseases; also, to re-
tain its qualities i'm any
climate.
For further particulars,
see card of Directions and TeSfimO-
mails on the envelope.
wopess,s, Aug z.
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THE ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY.

NO. % State-street, Hartford, Comm,
" lh sound and araiLabte Capital Of $500, 900,
FFER their protection against loss damage by fire to
- the citizens Of Worcester and vicinity 1t nsures
Dwelling Houses and Furniture, Stores and Merchandise
generally, Factories, and Mills. the most favorable
terms.
This Institution has been in operation nearly quarter of
cenuryits reputation for liberal adjust ment and its
promptitude in paying losses well known and
Ished. THOMAS K BRACE President
SIMEON L. LOOMS, Secretary
Hartford, March E, I845. isu
u Persons DESTROYS of obtaining insurance in the above
Company are referred, for particulars 10 A H. Bull
LoCH, Esq, in Worcester Mass.
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BOLTON BOARDING SCHOOT-,

VIE Fall Term of this School will commence on Second
4 day, Nlonday), the LIST of Ninth month, and continue
10 weeks Charges For board and tuition including use
OF books in the English branches $50 per term one half
payable IN advance For tuition alone, from IS to S4374
ing etc. Holm r FRV
Bolton, mo. 5, l945. 4wis32
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Onheclvde for sale,

A FRENCH 0pheclyde with Double slde Thumb
n Screws Silver Mouthpece and Scale. II is in good
order and warranted perfect Any in want OF such an
instrument may obtain this nj great bargain ny call
ing at the Spy Office. If July q
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Morrison's Hvgeian Pills.

NLAREND0N HARRIS, No. 100, Maln-sl.,
Y has for sale the genuine Morrson's Vegetable UNI
versal Medicines Of the British College ofHeal'h."
Worcester, June IS.
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NORWICH q WORCESTER RAILROAD.
TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS, viz:
Accommodations TRIMS,
n 2 2 2 N W U n 7 TUT 4 Ht1LINFD3
Daily except sunday.

Daily except Sunday.
Leave Norwich at & AM. q d P.M daily.
Leave Worcester 10 A. NJ. and At pm.
The Morning Train from Norwich and the Morning and
Evening Trains from Worcester with the Boston,
Western, and Hartford and Springfield Railroads.
NEW YORK TRAIN, via Steam Boat.
Leaves Norwich for Worcester and Boston every morn
ing except Monday upon the arrival OF the Boat New
York, about O'Clock
Leaves Worcester Norwich and New York at So p M
daily except Sunday.
NEW YORK TRAIN, ria Long Island Rail Road.
Leaves Norwich about NJ. for Worcester and Boston
daily, except Sunday.
Leaves Worcester for Norwich and New York at r. Am.
daily except Sunday.
FREIGHT TRAINS, daily each Vay, ercept Sunday.
Fares are less when paid Tor Tickets Than when pail
in the EMERSON F0OTE, Supt.
Norwich, Aug. 2S, l945. If
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Paper HangingS,

EdpET L1duSIHSH,
THE subscribers are manufacturing all kinds of PAPER
[ HANGINGS AND BORDERS, OF every description,
and have an extensive assortment always on hand part
of which may he seen sale (OUer than can be
purchased eisetuhereJat 4. w & q. p. BANCROFT's,
No. l55 MAIN STREET, WORCESTER. Mass, and at sAML
B. PIERCE Il cos, No Al lsRoAD ST BosToN.
Also large assortment of French Borders and tre
Board Prints &c. w, T. WHITE ~ "
Newark N. j., July 23 lS45. GIN
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FAMILY GROCERIES.

FAMILY GROCERIES.
DALLORD & BLISS, No 2Ol Main street nearly oppo
ID site the Worcester House, Offer the lowest cash pri
choice and extensive assortment Of W. L. Goods and
Groceries, viz Sugars Moasses Teas Spices Dried Fruit
Pork Lard, Butter and Cheese, Oil Enrhen, Stone and
Wooden Ware Soap Candles, Fish and Salt with all 9TH
articles usually found at such establishments.
For the mutual benefit Of and ourselves we
shall endeavou to sell such goods will be satisfactory in
price and quality fany should prove otherwise they will
be exchanged.
No extra charge for delivery of goods in any part of this
village or its vicinity.
$50 Boxes Oranges, in the best condition at the lowest
so do Lemons, }prces.
MARSHALL s BALLORD.
Worcester, May /. If PERRIN BLISS,
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BLANK BOOKS.

A LARGE assortment constantly on hand. Also mad
to order OF any size and ruled any pattern in snpe
ror manner. j. CIRCUIT In 100 Main 81
Worcester, Aug. 5. 80 dw3mis
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Unparalleled Inducements

Unparalleled Inducements
TO MERCHANTS WHO BUY CHEAP FOR
Cash or approved Credit.
ASn CRATES and Casks EARTHEN AND
4'PV CHINA WARE, direct from LUerpooI and
Paris and will be sold
% PER CENT. CHEAPER
than the description Ware can be bought in Boston
or New York.
HARD0N, BROWN & co.
have JUST received per Ships Richmond Concordia and
Constantine,
$50 CRATES EARTHEN WARE
which they offer for sale at
Unparalleled Low Prices
II. b. & CO. pledge themselves to every Coun-
try Merchant who will examine their stock of Earthrn
China and Glass Ware that they will them
10 TO p peg cent in their purchases from Boston New
York prices.
THEIR STOCK OF
EARTHEJr, CHINA and Glass WIRE
will be larger this fall than that of ANY OTHER Estab
shment in New England being full and complete in every
department
TABLE CUTLERY,
large assortment always on hand
BRITANNIA WARE of every description.
Solar and Pulpit LAMPS and CHANDELIERS-HalI
and Side LAMPS together with almost every other style
of Lamps known to be in
$4,000 Rolls Paper Hangings
from France and the best American manufactures,
which can he afforded and will be sold
TEN PER CENT. CHEAPER
than be bought elsewhere in the New England States
Together with great variety of other articles which we
have neither time space MENTION all which will be
sold at decidedly Low PRICES. 33w4mdlm Aug l.
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MARBLE MONUMENTS
TO be sold at Auction.
ON TUESDAY, the 9th day OF Septembe
~ next at O'Clock P. NJ, at
Ii. M. Kinney's Marble Yard.


near the American Temperance House. will he s III
l Elegant White Marble TOMB-rABLE,w with
moulded edge, supported upon marble pillars with mould
Ell and square pnths standing upon large slab Of
marble, worth SIPS.
Large Die MONUMENT, with moulded cap
and plain bases, well proportioned and of the
can Marble.
do. with pediment cap and heavy wreath, in
5ass-reiief, in front ofthe die.
l Obelisk Monument, 81 feet high, beautifully
formed, ana of the hest varegated marble
Small Die Monument, with pediment cap, an
opened wreath upon the die by and lasse
in bold relief
Large Obelisk Monument, feet high, with
moulded plinth, all ofGrst.rate marble
l small do. #. inches high, and gracefully
formed.
Also, two lots of unfinished MARBLE in good
shape for wholesale markets.
All the above described Monuments in the most per-
feet ORDER and finished in workman like manner and will
all be sold, without reserve, close old
T. w. a. q. p. BANCROFT,
Worcester, Aug. 90, l845. u6t Auconeers.
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IPCARPETS- CARPETS,II

$50 Ps. from the celebrated factory Of U7iIliam
H. Knight, Sor0nriHe.
III ARDON, BROWN, & CO. have made ar
Il 4 engagements with WIN. H. KNIGHT ESQ, of Saxon
vile for the exclusive sale his Carpets the County of
Worcester and vicinity, and all persons want or about
purchasing Carpets may assured the above cee
bated Goods be found in any Store in this
town, unless they through second hands, For ee.
gance of design durability of color and superior qualify
they stand unrvaed by any Carpet mandatory the
United States They warranted perfectly from all
greasy substances and dust any kind swept from
them easy il could be brushed from the piece of
Broadcoth.
H. b. & co. have also on hand upwards of
$50 Ps CARPETINGS FROM AUCTION.
embracing Brussels Three Ply, Extra and superfnes.
Common and Venetian STAIR CARPETS-STRAW
MATTlNGS, "A, "a, 6-4-Printed Druggets-OiL Cloth
Carpetnss--Printed Cotton Carpeting, "a wIde-star
Rods-Capet Paperand every other article usually kept
in Carpet Stores which makes their assortment more than
SIX TIMES large that of any other Establishment in
this County, and equal any the State, and prices
ranied Ten per cent cheaper.
B. Merchants who buy sell again will be charged
the Manufacturers prices. S3w2mdlm Aug7,
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Silver Door Plates,

DIIVET UUUT FIdLES,
I'd d. DU NIB A R has made arrangements
q. with experienced Engraver by which he can fur
nsh SHuer Plated Door and Professional Plates any
size, and Engraved in the best possible manner in any
lyle. az short notice. Those in new Plate will
fnd IT for their interest to leave their orders with r. ID D.
who has variety Of sizes and styles engraved for exhti
ton. No. l79 Main Street,
Aug IL. eodlm first door North Am. Temp. House.
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RAIL ROADS,

H-Sirce our last publication, it is an
nounced that The stock ioi The Concord and
Lebanon, Road. The books are. therefore,
closed.-At present the stock for but one
great road is in market, The Rut., ] ! 2mi.-
lions vet wanted g. there oa7not be Il doubt
that Ills viii speedily he taken Ut. TIE n
GEMS. now in Boston may be wai.ing Il few
DAYS Tor details Of the rev survey between
Rutland and Bellows Falls.
The books Tor the Champlain and Con-
n~eciicut (Rurland route) Road are now open
in Boston, tie million having been secured in
Vermont.
D5-Those who attended The late Railroad
meeting nj Rutland. report. that we here can
have had no idea Of The excited siaic OF feel
ing manifested III that meeting against the
projectors of the Central rouie. involving. as
that did, the overthrow of The great line OF
road contemplated. fhrogh Western Vermont.
We were prepared for this, when we IT feet
cd upon iht, harmony ~otactinn and the irutual
! mid afforded before the Committees OF The
Massachusetts, Legislature, The expense in
cured on the Rutland rouic. and more esCec-
ialy the lar, u~nsusreciing mission, OF The gen
rleman Connected with Fitchhrrg Road, along
The linz. fo Rur!ijin ION. The agree = ent,
signed or understood, at hionire lier or No'i-
l1fiI, on lie TtkiTH lOuiC- VIZ
tl,w. Six or eight very prominent gentle
men from Rutland, Brandoa. MiiGcbury,
Pittslnrd and Burlington wen: Immediately TO
Boston. vera heard before the Filchburg Di-
rcciore at three several meetings. We could
not believe. at,hr time, that the Partial agree
ment which had bcen entered into would he
preserved in. But il seems We we're entirely
mistaken. We can appreciate Tie ouipour-
ing ri speakers, while we regret the occasion
/ The ideas OF going here and going there
headdng ore road, cutting across lots, and
Furnishing the Innocent stockholders in other
roads, had better have been exploded where
they had becu uuriured. The True interest
of The Rutland Road and couneriiug links
already established. are one and The same.
and every days unfolding proves it beyond
controversy. But there is something 10 be
done. The stockholders of Fi,chburg, Bratilc-
boro', fconnecting, ! and Ches!Iier Roads.
are alike interested. Should they 10 be con-
sulted2 Directors are chosen 10 carry on
andcarry out the Objects contemplated in
The public subscription; not 10 make new
contrasts; new destinations; and more cs-
pccinlIy TO changethe destination by contract
of influence, of road oconnect with corpo-
ra,ions over which they have no official con-
troll. If The general sentiment, sufficient for
future guidance, is uncertain. meetings Of the
stockholders will readily make it so.-N. II
Sentinel