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ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
Daily excenf Sunday.

Daily except Sunday.
LeHve Worcester st 10 A. N. and Az r. M.
Leave Norwich at A. NJ and Al p. M.
u The Morning Accommodation Trains from Norwich
and from Worcester connect with the Trains OF the os
ton and Worcester, and Western Railroads each way.
The Evening Accommodation Train from Worcester con
meets with the II P. M. Train from Boston.
NEW YORK TRAIN mia Long Island Rail Road.
Leave Ayns Point for Boston, about Pm. daily except
Sunday
Leaves Worcester for NewYork about As M-stoppng
at Danielsonville, and Norwich.
NEW YORK TRAIN, pia Steam Boat.
Leaves Norwich or Boston every morn ng Except Mon
day. upon the arrival Of the Boat from New York stop
ping at Norwich and Danielsonvie. se-e
Leaves Worcester for New York upon the arrival of the
Train from Boston at about 81 tally except Sunday.
stopping at DanielsonvilIe ana Norwich.
FREIGHT TRAINS, daily each may, except Sunday,
Special contracts will be made cargoes large quan
Fares less when paid for Tickets when paid
In the cars. j.. w. STOWELL, Supt.
Norwich, Feb Is 1897. tt
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Steam Propeller Freight Line.
Dye-House Removed.

VNHE subscriber has Removed his Dyeine
n Works to his New shop on CENTRAL STREET,
and only rods Main stree) where all goods must
be lett Having hrsfrate shop, with every convenience
attached he ees confident in assuring the public that his
work shall be done WE'LL and shorter notice. than
any other shop Of the Kind in this vicinity
Ladies' DRESSES and CLOAKs Coored, as usual foF
DOLLAR; Genilemen's COATS and PANTS Colorec
whole Articles for Mourning done in three days when
~ sa sE CLEANSING.
Goats and Pants cieansed and pressed days
Hce, desired CARPETS, 6HAwLs OF all kind, and Mil
UElFoRMs cleansed and pressed and warranted
look we'll goods Satisfaction guaranteed In al
cases, or charge will be made. tffK
~ Only Office in Worcester is on Cent a
Street. HENRY B. ADAMS.
Worcester, Aug. 20. a a5tt
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THE MOST
ASTOUNDING DISCOVERY!
JONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP.
MnNf1HR.


A WONDER.
Te Eyuptions and Disbursements Of the skin PIN
pies, Fiecktes, Sunburn, Sar Rheam, SeurDy,
Sore Hedds, &C &c.
IT'S astounding how quickly, by he Of one cake Of
Jones' Italian Chemical soap, sailOw. yellow dark
skin becomes lesuiiinily clear and White.
Parsons III purch i>ing this alHay ask for Ifi
ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP; and, perhaps, many
who have been chea'el counterfeiIs will be 100
much discouraged totry The genuine we 70 such Try
this oncrynu WiinOI regret Ill but always that the
name of T. JONES Is on The wrapper.
F,Om the New Orleans centanet, October, ls44.
One of our Subscribers, Mr. Leonard, ~ torms that
he has been cured If uld scaly Salt Rheun OF le
stan ing his beard fingers and hands by cake
article much advertised latey-we speak of Iones
Italian Chemcil soap lie also i, forms Us that he has
tried ats effects upon his female slave Rose. yellow
girl. much marked with sun-spots and he found in two
weeks her skin much cle'rer and wbner.
From the Ntt0 York Sun.
We make Il q rulr never 10 notice advertised
ice, but from what have heard from several persons
respecting the powers Joies' Italian Che Soap
we do not hesitate 10 pronounce IL all II il represented
and can therefore, c0iscieironsIy recommend ii
readers who are afflicted with eruptons, marks disfg
urements .aH
JONES' SPANISH LILY WHITE.
It's perfectly innocent, being purified Of MI deeIeri
Gus qnaiiiiesi and II iInpHrs 10 The skin natural
healthy, aabaser, clear, LIVING white; The lime
actlg ~ cosmetic on the skin, making II soft and
smooth
JON Esq CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Among the educated here lew who will doubt but
that BY forcing the rUOs and scalp Of The head TO
healthy action we can csnse erowthAye dark. laxuH
ant growth. The rnnts being healthy sediment called
iandruf scuri is discharged from The scalp; the hair
| now becomes SOFT and silky Thus The routs strnnplv
nstened ~ their native SOIL proudly aud splenGdly
play their beauty. specimen O dseAsed
| from death BY ihr powerful aid ol science.
From the Mem York Tribune.
| We see thai Judge Edwards OF phadeIphia a man
over 20 yenrs OF the Of whose head wa. as bald
| y the palm ~ cues hand two months since, has
n"w hne dark hair craving sast, from the use OF Jones
| Coral Hair Restorative ra est.
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

DR. Townsent's sarsalarIla is sovereign ana speedy
cure Tor mciprnt consumption, bnrrenness. eucorrhwa,
or whites ohstrncted or difficult nens ua ION, ncUntin.
ence Of urine or involuntary discharge thereof aud
the general prosIrhtion Of the sieno wheh-
er the result OF inherent causes produced by Irregular
ity. illness pr accident.
Nohng can be more surprising than its nvigoraiina
effects upon the human irtme. Persons all weakness
and ass ihe brf re taxing IT, AT become robust and
full Of energy nnder its Influence Iihnedstey ronn-
er'ctS the nerveessness Of the female frame, which u
the great cause ~ barrenness FL
will not be expected Of in Of delicate
nntIrr, =" exhi,t ceriin ates performed,
can assure the afflicted that hundreds Of
reported :" u.s. several cases, whre families have been
without children after using fe " bottles Of this In vau
able medicine have been blessed with healthy Offspring
Dr Townsend My wife being greatly distressed by
weak and general debility, aud suffering continually
ny pain and sensation Of beating down falling OF he
wonb, and with other difficulties, and having known
eases where yuur med cine has effected great cnreH and
alao hearing II recommended Tor cast have de-
scribed obtained bottle of Extract OF sArAapnrilla
and followed the directions you gave In short PEE
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RpAEITMATIsM.


More than one rh.rSa OF Chronic Rheumatism
have been cured by the se DIR TowHsen d's sarsapa
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MOORISH HAIR DYE.

For permanently dyeng Light, Rcd, or GRAY Hair n
Dark Brown or Black Color without dyeng or nuring
the skin. sold with uiI Directions. 80 - = -
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Plumbe National Daguerrean
Gallery and PhOtOgraDhcr'S Furnishing DcpOtS

WARDEiJ the Gol1 silver Me1ais -Four Firs Pre-.
"A mums, aud Two Highest Innors. IT the National the
Massacnusettn the New York and the Pennsylynia Elk
hibitios respectively the rplenoia Coued Da
gnerrr0ty pes aud best Apparatus ever exhibited,
PORTRAITS taken Ia exquisite style wItOnt regard 10
weather. I Instruction gwen ~ the art.
large assortment 0i Apparatus and Stock always on
hnnn. NJ the lowest cash prices.
Rew York. ISL Broadway Phttadspbtn. 1876 Chestnut
Il Boston rs Court and 81 Hanover Bdtmers eos
Baltimore ~ WahsnRton, Pennsy vania Avenue Peters
AuYg H.. Mechanics Hall CINCINNATI FOufth ana ale
nut and 76 Main 81 Saratoga Springs broadway; P0rs,
l97 yIeilia Rue da Temple LaDerpeoi, ~ Church ST.
July a. M8t'Nl A48 A@H ly-lmw-da
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CLERGYMEN AND PHYSICIANS.

As well thousands of others in all parts The Unit.
ed states, are continually sending cert cates and
ing US of benefits derived IRON Dir Townsends Sarsapa
ra.
DIR TUwnsend-Sir: Some time since you requested
my opinion Uf the virtues of Compound syrup of
Sarsaparia, am prepared give il. have used
il in my practice aud prescribed il for the last lew
months aud must give II decided preference any
thing o. the kind with which quainted bOIh
its medical virtues aud the easnnable price at which
sell II. In Scrofu affections, cuiaheuus ernptios
generally d >pepsia Indigestion, costve ha'
complaints much pleased with its effects. liz these
complaints, other where scrnala is indicated,
can with confidence recommend IL 10 The patronage IL
the pro on valuahle au&i larry for removing DIS
ease in some 81 its most troublesome forms, and all,
safe and valuable medicine
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era hunnred that Townsend's sarsaparilla has
cuFed
Brooklyn, Sept a. 1876.
DR. Townsend- Dear Cir Twas taken a little over
year ago with severe cough md main IN my side. Ii
creased on last indeed. was pronounced by
physicdis 10 have the quick consumption. raised large
quantities OF bad matters had ght and sinking
very fasti nv doctnr said he could do ME,
weat 20 the Hospital IN hope OF being benefited bnt W IS
pronounced there as ncu able. greslly dis
tres-ed al the lungs aud could hardly Ieae; soon be-
ca he euacl.Te red and expected {" die confined TO
my he'd, aud Was oh aed 10 have wat, hers INDEED
cannot give yon any description thHl would jnsce
my case. WAS Supposed by friepds he past re-
covery had tried great nnf her &C remedies, and III
seemed IN be 10 no purpose read of most extra
ordinary cures perofmed nv our medicine and 10 fp
y"I the ruth suspected there was some humbug in
them. But was Induced Ia try IL; done So ana nm
very thHhk'ul did cannot say that / am entirely
well but am lar recovered about my business
aud hope To he entirely well in few weeks. NV cough
and pnln IN the side, aud nigh sweas have eft me, an
raise but very little, and ia.i gaining my usual
strength feit ttaduiy to give you a statement OF NY
Case TO publish # vou please.
PETER Brown. AZ little 81 Rrooklvn
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BrooklNn, NOV I'd, lad.

DR. rnwnsend- Dear Sir: Having tor some lime past
been afi cied with pulmonary affection my iul gs
and continual pain Ia my side, owing evening ex
pOsnre in travelling after p eachng, and finding my dis.
ease 10 Increase, with much difficulty of breahhg aud
other alarming symptoms, WAS advised by Clergyman
friend of mine, to try your celebrated Sarsaparia.
did aud alter taking three bottles louhd nv
self relieved M appetite has been restored find
sell much stronger, and nope very resume lny
usual duties. have been greatly benefited bt your
excellent medicine, 'eel my duty make Known The
facts The heei &c others who NAV aborns under
the same difficulties thai have some time past
Respectfully, yours, SAMUEL WHITE,
Nov ~. 1916. Pastor of Bapst Church. staten Island.
Principal Office 1926 Fulton st. sun Buildings, NY
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ALMOST A MIRACLE.


Read the following aid doubt YOU can, that Con-
sumption cannot tie cured This is only Of tie sew
eral hunnred cases thSt Townsends sarsaparia has
eur
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LINE STANLEY.
porrsmoufh. MI March ). Igl

This is to certify thai have heen afflicted with rheu-
matte pains in both my legs for than years.
whIchai times were painful, aud have tiled various
kinds Of medicines but did NOT find any that
lief Having heard Of the good effects Sands's Sarsa
parilla purchased al Mr.. B. Iiuchins, the
Portsmouth :hfee bottles, which used with the most
favorable results. a. am entirely free rom pain
and have betn veil for hau three months which
attribute, under The blessing OF providence entirely to
the use OF Sands's SArsaparla.
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-" OWE ToU NOTHING, SIR"
[Concludcdi
Par; itt,-Yhc Heir.

We rctuyn to the castle for moment. Tic
carr lad ceased To tliuk Of his encounter with
tie teacher No'N5 continued absencc filled
lin wla alarm, and shut out every OTHER
Thought.
IN instant search was determined on. The
calI himself and four domcsics. with docs and
torches. set ont for The shepherds track diners
were directed TO separate and ascend the Hill
from different points, haooing at every step
then to meet the carl and his companions upon
the highest ridge, to consider how they should
continue the search, if still unsuccessful. The
level beams Of the sun were resting on the sum
NIT OF the crag as they set out, warning them to
lose no time.
II never occurred TO the earl that Noel had
been tempted to descend the crag by the north
crn side. Yet so it was When the bow had
c'ambcred to the summit ard obtained the wish
cd for sight, further longingand curiosity drew
HIM down TO the shore which lay beneath With
all the thOnghtIessness of a hoalsronr boy he
yielded TO the longing, and found himselfin ano-
ther hour standing on solitary shore at the base
of that height which had taken him three hours
to climb from the castle bay
While he stood, his eye caught shin in the
distance, running before the wind with all her
canvass set. Noel was in raptures All the
coaches he had ever seen were nothing compt-
req WIN lliS. palIin9-D1ttS OF every shape
were glorious in his eyes He gazcd, he follow
ed, he fairly ran. The same logging which led
him to descend the hill, irnpaliri him after the
sailing vessel. Along the shore he ran, until he
was thoroughly tired, keeping his eye fixed on
the ship a+ long AS il remained in sight When
he bethought himself of home, he was fur from
the beaten foot-path by which he had crossed.
with WEAKNESS and hunger, he slow
ly ra-tnccd his steps, Late in the afternoon he
had once more reached the entrance TO the track.
He looked upwards the hill rose above him dark
with gathering shadows to his view nearly
thrice the height which it appeared in the morn
ing from the castle windows. Dismay and wra-
rn'ss ovorpowercd him. lie sat down on the
bea' h to rest, aud soon fell asleep his head rest
ing upon an old gray stone.
While he slept the tide began to turn. The
sea rolled towards his Resin. place, the wave
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Shr esz'N farm.


wo invite ,he attention Of tho renders of the
CrIt;yator 70 thc nnueyod letter of the Hon, Mr..
L Isworth, chief of the Patent office at Wash
inron. on the subject of patents, and the claims
of Mr.. BONNER in particular. There is no
subject in the whole range of agriculture, of
more interest to the farmer than that of ma
nures: and any Improvement in its manufac-
ture. bv which its quantity and quality may be
increased. will be received by them with favor
,r,,t ,,,nuros podr in thp wav recommended
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,t croot labor ca ne n form birh hcon in III,
yicinitv If the VAT, into which the drninincs ar,
allowed IN run
Wo b,vo tbus civ,n n brief outline or ,br
,,o,bod of Mr. J,ufrot ,ho .,,,,o noori,,o no
ccss,r,, ia ,bo UNDERSTANDING of nnr ;,nnrovo
NOME uIich consist !, o,,r o,,t,inr altoro.bo,
tho oycoss;,o lah,r Of s,oor;rn tho n,,tori,ls f.
ba an,od ,,nor l., ,l, leo anJ oIov,,i,r ,Lom
rror, ,ho,cn ;, ,ho Lo,,: ,rJ ,1,o in tLo rro,,.
r,,inr or loo ,y,icI !, on,,ali, olIsctira vii
,i,t 80 ra,,G,.a, a, ,,,,at, I,.. g., a,J ,.l,icl
i ;,,,n., ~, ta;,,,. ,,',Ia
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,',i ,J ,ho ;,n,i;.a ri ,l,iy 90,
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a o'n ,r ,r';s ~ I'','o o,'oN ,.,,chnJ ~,
70 conJur, tbn wh"In tn,r r ccn,raI drain
Whom onr nlotG,rn or anor,,,t i Of cl,v y.,
cover the trenches nnd whole snrf,co Of if vitl
brushwood or raiIs 81 ns IN farm , tcmnorary
GRATING that viii snnnort the wooht of tine henn
and thus insure drainage. and the admission OF
air to the heap from below.
The materials TO be converted into manure,
we pile IN on this prcpprcd platform Immediate
IL as it is delivered by the carts. and this we
sometimes continue TO do until the heap has at
tanned the whole hrirht TO be uiven 10 l.. when
bv the use of "A pump buckets. or other suitable
means. we raise the I've from the vat and ponr it
on to the hear. continuing so TO do until the
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J.R. Albeit. >Patcntcd June 81, l84a.)

a STRANGE FLowER.--One day last week
some mon who were working upon our streets
broke stone in two in which was found bcau-
iiiHl p"rp'e flower, with some green leaves. as
flesh in appearance and As soft to the touch as
though it had been grown in a grccu-hou.e.
How il cane there is "A mystery TO lis. The
stone had been IN cur streets for twelve years
Bat the flower was evidently in the stone when
II was qnarriei. Perhaps it had been there from
" time where Of the memory of man runutth not
to the cor rary. ave, for aught we know. il is
an anodiluvan flower. Mr.. : :. Younrs saws
e the flower resembles the Hibiscus species ::
but tie leaf is more nearly the rose but T.. pot
exactly Ike any flower now native Of this
country. nor indeed like any exotic cultivated
here. lie adds; d" L most probably grew in
the whole Of The rock where it now i, but the
rock must have been earth when it grew
E#oa (Otiol Hesis'cr.
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TrasAingten Cify. ratrnt Office. Nor. 3. 1911.
MES>Rs GAYLoRD & Tuu.EE--i noticed in
your last number Of the Cutiyator. Just st hand
a particular notice of Bomners process--alao
his advertisement announcing " Bommer's ma
nurc method secured by letters patcut," and re-
fcrring to documents recorded in the patent
office, to prove his rights. This ac..crti-rni" nj
has greatly increased the harden Of answering
requests for copies Of "Bommer's Patent.
Whist have studiou-ly avoided expressing an
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broke within few PAGES of his feet a fierce
wind came riding on their back

still above their reach. Yet all the more terri
bic did his condition seem when he awoke ant
saw that his couch of sand was surrounded by
| the watcrs.-Onr cry of Intense acouv burst
from his lips. lie heard the storm howling in
! the air. lie felt the waves dnshinr at his feet
| Behind. before, the path was closed.
Father father father = he cried. and alter
natcly leapcd and covered down with fear. The
sun had sunk, bat there was still light enough
| to discern objects on the bill. With child's
| hope he continued to call upon his father al
though 10 living thing was to be seen from top
to base.
Suddenly light glanced over the ridge.
| Another, and ano,hcr!' The hill top seemed
on fre.-Noel could discern figures within the
| light, and insrnctively knew they were from the
castle. lie redoublcd his cries.
am here am here am hcre.'
! No human voice cond reach so hich. The
heavy beat Of the thunderlrg sea was heard
| but family by the earl and his domcstics on the
RIDGE
They, however, resolved to descend. The
earl was bewildcrcd, be know not what to think
His mind ran on pitfalls, and wild beasts and
cold, and hunger, and every possible evil but
mat which cnglrdIed his beloved Noel. With
me speed OF hnntsmcn they descended. darling
hlthcr and thithor into every nook searching
every bn:h and brake in their way Noel be-.
acid their torches flashing nearer. lie felt
also behind INN the might OF approaching wa
,ers His cries continued to mngle with the
oIa1t'
Hur readers nave heard the loudest storm
s'hNihg mo Innmentary lull. They have list
e''eu 10 lne ho'sc OF the tempest receding to
gunner new strength. In such Il lUl the voice
:, voc! pierced upwards to his fathers ears.
,oolhc uI'h image OF the actual condition Of his
10y s'anceu mo inc fathers mind. lie and his
,Ta;. h''ioohg lor Noels sake, waving
W.. 'ortneI' hurried down towards the shore
- ~ t,''' nl' 'ey hurried II the deForance
u , l.IU 10y .jI MA d'P'nIed upon, them.
.'u Wa Jury upon MN. The waves
WEI. 'ntauy ulS''ig over his iect. few mo-
,'i,'i.' .nte ana ne must hayc been swept away
re co",'' n longer cry Terror now mustered
,i,'i "l''; struck MN dnmh' lie saw the black
waves nurryihg past HIM on either side the
h'm. % '"p mighty Wlhd sounded through his
nr1rl ne was ABOUT TO SINK through fear and
eN"a"' u"n' ana abandon himself 90 the tide,
Wh'h ne 'oIt INNS I''ed from the sand and
D'r'l' through Inc darkness and the waters in
''e arms o. I"m'n being.
i"'cc ms d'i'V'r'r was o'orthrown by the
ru1" 81 "'9 waves r3lhng to tie shore. Win
Ir',' 'i''SP ne was s'!tI enabled 10 hold tue child
an, recover MS io2'ing'
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cory OF DAra Aso eouuAnr's PATENT.

cory OF BAER AID GoU LrAEr's PATENT.
To all whom It may concern: Ee It known,
that we Charles Dser and john Goulii,t. Of the
city OF Batlm0rc, in the Stale Of Narl land,
have invented certain new and useful improve
ments in the manner Of making manure. which
has been for years prac'ised in France. and has
been there secured by Letters Patent under tAr
name Of La Methode JaglTrct." and we do
hereby declare that the following is a full and
exact description thereof
In the method of Mr.. Jauffret. pit or rescr-
voir is prepared of sufficient size to contain the
quantity Of prepared ye which may be required
10y the nature of tine establishment. This rescr-
voir or vat is intended to be a receptacle of water
saturated with decomposed animal and vegcta-
BILE matters, and is further to receive the ingrc.
dents hereinafter named such water is to be
found on nearly every farm, and it may be aug.
mented by the DRAWINGS of stables by dish
water, suds, and other substances of like ma
ture.
Mr. Jauflret, however finally prepares his lyc
by which the fermentation of the articles to be
converted into manure is to be promoted, in the
following manner, under various notifications.
For the conversion Of from one to two thou
sand pounds of vegetable matter into manure,
he takes about
200 lbs. of night soil
<oo caIcined plaster IN power,
30 wood SCOT,
20 wood ashes, unleached,
90 quick lime,
common salt,
i rough saltpetre,
loo I've or ferment DRAWINGS from
Jauiiret manure heap.
lhe'e ingredients are in many cases 10 be re-
placed by others; this lye to be prepared 10 or
40 DAYS before use. The quantity of materials
aforementioned, for the CONVERSION of from / 10
100 lbs of straw or other dry vegetable stalks.
green vegetable matter.
IN using ms lye, the plan Of Mr. JaulTret is
TO steep in it the vegetable fbres. which are 10 be
acted upon by throwing them into the vat or
reservoir containing it, and removing it thence
! Mr. Bommer informs us that on finding his ovv,
claim rejected, he was induced to make an nrr,noe
ment with Bear e. Gauliart, by whom his claim Ca
again presented and the patent secured in their names
-EDs. ""'''''