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NEARLY READY.

ILLUSTRATED TREATISE OK DOMESTIC AMI
lNALs Being history and dsscnpt On Of the Hofse'
Mule Cattle sheep vine. Poultry, and Farm Dogs with
rections 0f their management breeding cfossng rear
ng feed nr and preparation Tor aprohiabie market Al
81 their cissases and remed together with fa dSec-
riye economy and Advantages Of working animals, the
hor.e mule oAsn &c. By R l. Aleu- AEthor o." Com
pend OF American Agriculture" etc.
The ab0ve work contaius than 20 sngTayings and
portraits Of improved animals illustrative Of the cireren t
breeds and VARIOUS snbjs cts treated IN II
The most minute well general principles for breed
rs crusng rearing feeding sad msaAzensat OF al do
aesc animals herein sren % produce the utmost
askssbs value for the food and attention bestowe1 90
the a. well prevent clseas- and save the immense
lo.ses which annually occur from this source.
The diseases Of animals sso fully treated With the
remedies, management &C.
Thi. work viii be furnished 70 the trade By
{. n. SAXrON, 2o5 Broadway,
n. LONG 4 BRO,
WM II GRAHAM. and
BURGESS. SrRISGER a co.
Price IS ceuts-a liberal discount % zgsnts no y
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WANTEO-By e fesrecta1.s Protestant you1g
w man. s.itgaril1 nrsr-raie psin
washing and r5ninE private gentlemsns isuily ana
IL wiling short distance N The courry. Elve
the best oi CRY % required lease II
/ lflsIy-st. font house. nj L.
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uraLTrI AMI LONG LrrE

ID ICHES GlMNAStiC ACADEMY, l59 aud l6l Cros-
hoy strhe largest and most complete Gymnastio IN
sttuti0u this continent, open from sunrise until 10
clock P NJ The subscribers this inst tuition receive
thorough Of instruction in Gymnatics. Classes
meet sunrise II o'clock, A. NJ and a. and ?. NJ For
fticuars a. ~ terms, &C. inquire az ns Academy
MI lxr.s
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crnn CHALLENGE-Notee TO gentlemen who
,cDOUwant men Old clothes 10 look like new-CsA at
he Tailorog, Dying Cleaning ana Repairing Establish
ent Coolest where you can get al grease pitch, tar
Glue pan extracted without solns the clotn, 81 he
shortest notice and the reasonable terms, oy
j. 3. NOAH. 70 Coolest doors IRON beeknsn
y. B.--Ihe highest price PAID for gent.emsns let on
xvs.rlns appsre MS In
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SCHOOLS.

SNIlOOLS.
pROF. vILLEPLAIT's Evening clas'e. in FIsn S:6
for Ladies ano for Gentlemen, Al bis residence ~
Greene-st between Waverly-p place and Eishtns roI
terms &c. inquire personally or By note OF ProiN
ms 3teodis-
lNKENCH LANGUAGE ADD Lit-ratur--Aft fnoon
Il Evening asses, under the INSTRUCTION Of fr1i
VILLEPLAfT meet a. Park place New orr and a.
Mr. Greenleafs Institution for sOuns ladies' uo flerrr
points, corner Of Clinlon-st Brooklyn Apply as ABOVE
10 the Professor, orio ALFRED GREENLEAF NO 9us.c
LNRENCH AND ENGLISH sCHOOL.-Ns~
Il Term commences on Monday, Nov <<-IEVi. ~
LEPLAIT and LADYS French and English School ioi
Youug Ladies 30 GIeenest between Wsxefly place sno
Eshh-s FOr terms. IL. inquire Of Prot v ~ too
NIIsIC-A German pizno-teaeher, who has lately az
llryed IN Ne~-York wants 10 know city where they
have reed Of teacher be orsanP player also And
would be glad place "a oryanls, or IN board
ins school he uld teach, required the German
LANGUAGE a. pretty familiar win the fns sh al
susgs Letters from abroad may be directed, DIR LIS
CHER. l56 Greenwich.sL boarding house 10 -
'TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN DESTROYS Of
tasnE lessons 10 flslen. or of rooms with breakfast
tea and dinner Sundays o. BOTH can be
by Prof NlLLEPLAIT, 80 Greens q between Wsyefly
place and Lighth-sL NO o1eoel'
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The amount received for Tolls at Buffalo, no
chester snd Osweeo during the % week IN November
the wears ls45 4f and AZ, 10 as follows
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BOOK TRADE.
HARPER & BROTHERS

The CONVICT ~ @. P r JANIS
fsr. Price T&elty ire Cerls.
ho ~ reaa worih. q as rest setiousi bis soeues
developed with susr power While the Characters
be- has introduced evince corsumnate skill 10 = story Of
surp.ssin Interest
o. strrKnAY
GoLDSMirH's POEMS
Illustrated By numerous exquisite designs BY no Etching
Club Edited BY Boi.or C0rney. Ese
In various sfy.- a plan and ornamental binding
There i pot Of the century whose popularity -
more verss than he sate and geu lhcr u The
Village and his shorter poem. simple natural and e
-suf commend themselves 20 te universal heart aid
r-gard-d faress - che chA,ened This Cd
ifion. colsnug interesting life q he poet - irstrat
from d. g By Cressick Cope, sur c--cr members
Of the celebrated kclnx Club VI London. In The tnenes
of he paper pom which DO 70 printed the exquisite hesu-
% Of ustrafo-s sni TIE various richness Of is bnt-
hold superior intrinsic value both a. 20 Us
contents aad Is INJURIOUS trubel-shment.
THE PICTORIAL HISTORY or ENGLAND.
No. % Price 3 ~enfs
This issue com pietes the third voln. Of this vAusbs
work referring to which eminent British critic-the
ID required by the popular 81 he present day
adding tbs ADVANTAGE Of clear historical narrative all
the varied Illustrations OF which the subject able
And the London Afheu=u pronounce u rercrtory OF
carefully scrutinix-d bat estimate n s
because suggests the reader the philosophy Of
hstoy-the connection between events Institutions and
opinions The work viii long continue without rival
~ chespness and rs fner 70 defying competition.
Recently Publ shed. form with the above,
THOMSONS SEASONS.
illustrated BY ~ Splendid Designs by The Echn. Clah.
the poem for peer and peasant We shall read with
neWed pleasure In this most fascinating Earh The taste
FOL and refined Will thank the publishers for such couri-
button 70 their collection autifn books saeh volumes
- ind - a. 49,
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A sTOR-PLACE OPERA.-soxe. Psreaette and
~ Balcony 81 Amphifeatr- - cts-Msssr. SANOJIR-
lCO 4 PATTI have the honor % announce the second
night Of he season on WEDNESDAY, Nov - issI. with
The Grand Opera In foar acts music By Verdi OF
ERNANl
Eivira. lifisrcet 10 d. Ruy Gone,l Sigrs Teresa
Truf her second Appearance IN America
Ernsni lthe Banditl SCR Adciiuao Netts, 10 second
appearance In America
No lady unaccompanied BY gentleman admitted.
Carriages viii set down with the horses beads Rom
Broadway and take up In the reverse order.
Doors open a. 7 o'cock-to e0mmenes al hslf-pAst T.
Entrance n Asfcr-place MS
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Il EkSs STATUE OF TIE ShbEh SLAVE, In the
large saloon Of hs National Academy Of Design corner OF
Broadway and Le0nsrd-st. from o'clock A. NJ. until 10
IN. Abundance 3 cents Season tickets - cents
q The for those holding tickets vii close
the st day Of November Season tickets purchased On
and AFTER the 10th October will snts tbs holder to yrt
the exhibition until nrs day Of Decenlbef next OLE
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PINE WATCHDS.

- GOLD
~ THE SUBSCRIBER 10 ssllinS ell descriptions
XII Of IRE Gold snd Silver Watches and Jswslry, 81
~ retail, lower than any ether house IN TIE city
AZ tehss warranted 70 kssp good tune tho money re-
turned. Watches and iews.ry exchanged
Watches repaired il the beet manner Il nush ess than
"a. usual prces Dod watches low - -, 70 10 each
GEO c. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches
and Jswslry, Wholesale and retail, 81 wsist
ala sDiss corner Wuhsm-s- W Stare.
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MERCANTILE LIBRARY And Reading iNooh'
l'lCAntou hAl-oOV volumes and the principal Amer
lean and Periodicals Constant sddlOns OF ne"
works Clerk initiation lee 81, annual dues 81
Merchant. others annual sa0scr Pton, emitting them
" all The privileges 80
Glasses are forming for The season, the most mode
IN fTcnch spanish, German, ltaan, hnet0rlc
n enInAnshg. BOOK keeping &c Programmes
VI the classes may BE- obtained application AZ the desk
VI the Library, copies Of the Constitution ana by~s
Ell tba ns,ocIation q l.. ENEkiTT,
rlU .,sis President Mer Lib. Association.
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DuIL0.RuOyIC sOCIETy-srxrHs SEASON.

l. The subscribers aud members sfs respectfully In
formed thai the FIRST Concert of this wltsse pisce
the polio Rooms on SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. a.
The principal pieces 70 be performed as follows -:
ymphony. Die Weihe der Tone, by spohr. Oyertures
Midsummer ghts Dream, BY Msndslssonn and Esnoos,
BY Beethoven.
Subscriptions received at the music store Of Messrs
5charenberg Il Luis fsJ Broadway
~ BIO tickets are issued 70 the public By order,
MI 7teodts J. L. F<SfgN, Secrstary.
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eu HATTERs l23 Fulton-st door below Hsssss-st,
lil n T. are ready 70 supply hsx enstcs.srs end
al Who u ~ favor them with Q cell, With Hsb Of
heir on sfs<sre which for bssnty Of fsish style Of
tfnmiass durability and extreme low priese they rel
CONFIDENT asserting cannot b supposed 10 cay othes
tablish In this city. sic Sui6uJbkt
r-YOUNG'S STRAW HAT Asssfsetory, So
Bowery, between Hester sad Grand as--f The BRO
pretor Of the above sstxbishmsns he's nos On bspc,
VI usual handsome assortment Of straw fccds and
all knds Of Hs such sstp yslvs scstsbs for the
got the best manner an1 of ~ oest msten
with ribbons aowsrs and feathers and almost eserJ Su
Gle "a the las ihst y desirable. u so<sssss prices
80 1sw1zssTskS a-- $50
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JACOB 5. PLArr. Auctioneer,
TROCkERN, CHINA, GLASS aud ENths

M II JVNtS. NuctIuhooIs
BOOTS AND sItOES.-By }. ID. iN0EhsOLL 4
DCO-Store ~ Pcsrl-st--On "Wednesday. November "a
10 O'clock 500 boots shoes and bosans su>b
TO- he Southern, Western and city trade.
Also, ~ cases mems and wonen's figured rubbefs
Also, 50 cases ~omens plain rubbsrs.
Also, 20 cases mems metallic rubben
Also, ~ woLnsns metallic rubbsrs
Also. so cases boys Kip and thick boota
Also, IS cases women and misseS pesssd boots
Also. 10 mens calf scwed water proof boots MO
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EwBANKs HYDRAULICS.

TIRE SECOND NUMBER o. thi. wors !. new ?
hshed, AID for sale. Plce > cents The whole "
10 be com plefad Ia <Os m.
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It4b.
The following table shows the amount received for
Tolls during the % week 10 Nov from the years le4O
10 ls47 inclusive and also the aggregate amount re-
ceiyei from the commencement OF navigation to The
l4th of November, inclusive, during the same years
O1....L a., Non<,ober Trial IN None,nber 1
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OARNUrs AMFRICAN nIusRuM.-

I'D bARseM Proprietor; + Hitchcock, Manager-splcn.
did exhibition aud performs this afternoon at o'clock,
and this evening at ~ Open every day fOm o'clock in
the morning TIL o =. NJ. large company Of IOWA IN
DiANS-Chiefs Warriors and Squaws-will give exhibit
tons Of their war dances, &c. CAMPBELBS ErHlO.
Plan 5ERENADERS. GREAT WESTERN, the Yam
kee Comedian CLARA FISHERS shsksperian Catinet.
Adm tho whole p children under 10 years
Of age and old enough to walk alone, IA cent? Reserved
front seat ls extra u2l
DALMO's OPERA HOUSED NE WEEK
Il LONGER.-lne Greek slave, every nght this week,
by DR. COLLYER5 MODEL ARTIsrES, 70 which will
be added Venus rising from the Sea- sappho, The Lutte
Player with many aud choice tableaux Change Of
programme every evening
For partic descriptive programme eachevening
Prices Of admissiOnDress Circle and Psrquette 80 cts;
lady and gentleman, IS cts upper boxes, D cts Seats
may be secured at the box Office from 10 A. till P. NJ.
Doors open at u. Psronhcstions commence At u
O'Clock n22 wis
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q SALE OF 50 LOTS II BROOkLYN, pes!
:T tho Atlantic Doex--GEok0k ROLLINS -hi
- sell az auction on Tuesday. Nov, -, az the hsr-
ch.ots Exchange, N Y. 30 lots. = foe-s via;
10 lots 90 Van Bruntst. between 6sSgsfck and Sses'
EFT sts.
lo,s on Dssrsw-st between Ven Brussst ssd Ess
River.
River. ..
lot Ga Dsrswst, between Colunbsx end Lsss ki,er.
Also 10 lots IN the block BONDED BY woosssi sam
NIT, Hicks and Henry sts IN p..x..
lots 10 the block bounded BY Henry Carroll fres'Aens
Mas may be had At the ofhes Of the As>t'onesr. ~
Wsilst or al the OH Of the Atlantic Docs eompsny
WallsL - -
a. APARTMENTS WANTkD-Bys small geo:
~ tel family. two In number, eonasss ~ Ie~n sns
Reat ot 20 exceed or o. per moatn Location In the
nsixhborhDod Of the bowery below orsndst or wet a
s,c.dx.g NOT sbose Prisce-st Address note 20 r. v.
Tr,5uas O1ses, stating terms and location. n23 IL
- TO RENT-The upper part VI house 81 chame>rs
E.s 81 Broadway, with bssenert desirable stu
"a alton for Offices or dwelling hose. Rent SO per
month. ms 81.
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HENRY JOHNSON.

WHOLESALE And sETAiL
DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST,
go BROADWAY, ia the Granite Building corner
40 OF Chambenst offers for sale, 10 psrfamsIs Goa
fectonsrs families ct the trade prcs, the fo'owrs
OILS, warranted pure;
OH Lemon, On feppermnt,
OIL Bsrgamos. Oi Winter orsoa'
OH Cloves, O Netmsp,
OH Rose OIL Cafawsy,
OIL Vanilla, vi Mscs
oil OT.nxs Oh Lavender,
OIL serOh, vi tloieu,
al Ri,fer luon4s OIL Cinnamon, kc. kc.
o.sther With every varsity Of medicinal OILS fof physt
clans retail druggist a. very small sds.1cs from
Of i'm oorsrien. o. IIueodls
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This 10 collection tic Of tue bOwory snd
Dvisonst Of illustration modelled after life Of all parts
sad conditions Of the human frame IN infancy and msu
ty health and disease Such doubtless necessary for
hysieisns and Students sod If rshdy studied may Dc
prodtabls all Thousands are whiting this institution
and come sway highy xrsrfet NO wis
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no TOBACCO CHENERs.-We have Just re-
ceiyed some oi y-inVeuted Tobacco W Aetsi
new aud convenient substitute for the tobacco box made
oln pure guuelastc By which the tobacco kept per
ecly pure aud MOST, being compact and conVen
EN- hey .re every way preferable u any knc Of box
use. For sale, wholesale And retail oy 49, -
JOHN j. BROWN 4 CO ~ Fulton-st.
Pnos - Be seat By HSA a. the resuiaf
postase rates ~
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WA>TED--A child . nurse-A young healthy mar
w ned woan rho hss Lost hsr i1islt - he's "a t.fs
child 10 muse e. her re- dencs the south sce
Thirty the third house Of Seventh avenue
Recommeudaiiols entirely satil.-cicry ALL Be given
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OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.

DR. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from
PHYSICIANS in different parts of the UMion. =
This is TO certify that we the undersigned Ply sicans
OF the city OF Albany, hive in prescbeA
" IOwnsehds SaFsnpaIilla, and believe IL ne OF
the most valuable preparations Of the Ssrsapaa
market.
II p Pulling NJ D., JWiIson, NJ d, r. b. Briggs M D.
r Eimenhorf, MD. Albany. april !, 1886
The following is from OF the nlost respectable phy
sic ms ON Lung Island: Greenport July TO- ls4e
Dr TOWNSEND Dear Sir; II is satisfaction that
lsay 10 you, that have recently Witnessed several
cases. the most beneficial results from your Extract OF
strsapara Being ehgagtd IL he,praclice dicine
have prescribed it IN several eases aud never without
benefit In he renewal Of diseases arising rom de-
ranged state OF the digestive jaundice
exe eds any thing OF the kind ever brre uered the
public You will please send IL dozen, &C.
Respectfully yours, ). e. PRESTON. MD.
Principal Office, l26 Fulton ST, Sun Building,
New York--ReidiHg Il Go. No. State ~. isDston--J,
GREEN q CO and NJ. d. GREEN, IVorce ter aud by
ptcipal druggists generally throughout u. States
West Indies, and Inc Canadas.
None genuine unless put w the large square bottles
which confirm quart. and signed with written sigma.
tue of s. P. TOW NSENn, aud his name blown on the
glass; ly6 Fen 8.
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rind il removed her complaints and restored her 10
health. Being grateful tor the benefits she received
take pleasure in thus acknowledging recommend
ing it TO the public. M D. MOORE,
corner OF Grand and Lydius-sts
Albany, Aug IL, 1874.
DR. Townsend-To all whom this NAV concern. This
is to certify that my wife one bottle of your Sarsa
parilia previous her confinement, most alarm
ing and delicate circumstances heng troubled with the
dropsy, swelling of the feet affections aud very
much dehiHtated With my persuasion, and recon-.
mendaiion of those who had used it, he was induced 10
try il, with little faith and suffice il to saw the
med cine had the happy desired effect not only in
the hours OF confinement hut after the expiration of one
week OF IFS use, the dropsy and affection gave
way TO an aston shng gree and her health now bet
ter than Il has been for long time previous
II this will he Of service TO you or any one who
doubts The success of the medicine, entirely vel
come TO IT, subscribe myself your o5edient and
Obliged servant, S =. JAMESON
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DR.. Townsend's Sarsaparilla.
THE MOST EXTRAORD AIRY MEDIC NE
IN THE WORT ID

THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE
IN THE WORLD
THIS EXTRACT Is put up IN QUART BOTTLES; il
l. str times en- aper, pleasaner and warranted xu
peri"r TO any Sold II disc without committing
pu ging sickPnfny, or deb'iitating the patient.
The great beauty and superiority of this SasaparilIa
over all other remedies lie, while il eradicstes Diseases
invigOrRtes the body
IL has performed more than IL, 900 cures this vecr
1000 CURES OF RuEUM ATISM
1tl>0O CURES OF DYS EPSIA
QSOS ca RES OF GENERAL DEBILITY and want
of Nrrr0Iss Energy.
1000 TEMtLE COMPLAINTS end over.
7OOO G URES OF DISEASES
Of the BIuaJ, viz Ulcers scr"fula, Eryspelas, Salt
Rheum r mn lies ON the iace&c DC, together with nu
merous ca es of CONSUMPTION, Liver Complains. Spinal
Affections &c Thi re are aware must appear ihcrfd-
ibe but We have letters from PHI scians AID agents
from all parts ON the Un Ell STATES INTO ming Us OF
traordinary cureA' + Van Bu~krk, Esq, one of The
most resptctabe Druggists in New ark, New Jersey in
forms us that he mere than hundred and
fifty cases i'm that lace alone There of
cases in he CIT, ON New York. ~lnch will refer to
with pleasure aud tCS men IT character well knOwn.
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RHEUMATISM AND THE PILES.
NEWARK TESTIMONY.

September rs, 1916.
DR. TOwnsend-De Sir: My wife has heen Tor sever
al years afflicted with rheumatism She has tried man,
different remedies To Obtain relief, hut all 10 n
purpose She iIly induced, by seeing your adver-
Isement. 10 give your Sarsaparia trial. pre- cur
ed some Of II from your agent Mr. Van Buskirk) aud il
gives pleasure to that ing il she exte-
rienced great rebel and m very short time perfect
ly cured. ! WAS also, together with man in my EN-
play badly troubled with Piles, and by using small
quantity ofyOur Sarsaparilla complaint was com
pleIey cured consider il Of the best OF medicines
and would ADVISE all who are ffiicIed To give il trial.
GARRIr GARRABRANT, I23 Markei-st, Newark.
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RHEUMATISM AND LUMBAGO.

New YORK, July q, 1916
DIR Townsend-Dear Sir: For The Iast lhte \ as{
have been sorey nicttd with rheumatic pains
have been al tunes IN the greatest agony possible and
unable to follow rlOyh have also had seX ere
attacks of the umtago. read some accounts m Inc
papers Of the virtues ot your Sarsaparila thought
woul try it, aud il could obtain renf The inm
bago has leit me, and experience Of my rhtu
matte pains Ny general health has been improving
snce commenced with it, for With | am very thank-
full and hope you will meet The success thai Your remedy
for Ihos severe complaints merits.
Yours, &C, RICHARD JONES, Doyer-st.
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BOs4UN q WORCESTER RAIL ROAD
@ g 800 - 49,
Winter Arrangement,

FROM WORCESTER, daily except SundayO
With Passengers from the Western Rail 'ad, at = An
end 81 PM
With Passengers from the Western and Norwich Rail
Road al IL AN.
With Worcester Passengers, att and ia A., ond 81
N b. The NJ. trails will take up no pas 'ensers has
of birmingham.
With Passengers from Neof& by Ste amer TO Norwich,
eafy every day except Monday ses2pi"s ray at FrG"s-
hGm.
With Passengers from New York BY Long hsand Rail-
ROAD, every afternoon, except Sunday sSs%g only at
FROM Boston.
FOR Albany and Western Rsiirosi, Hartford. New Ha
ven and New York, at u ami 81 Ala. and 4P.
For NOrich and Stations the Norwich Railroad, at
For Weycssssr, and Way station ~ and "a An. 1t
and p
NIB The 4P.M. Train will not stop any st9A,I
East of Framinghrm
For AfiIlburv, at "a a. N. and u p. Nj.
For New York, via Norwich and by Steamer, at o'clk
Pm
For New York, by Lexs Island Railroad az ~ Am.
For New York, Via Hartford and New Haven, al II
FROM MlLLBURY.
For BO'teR ard Way Sta ions, daily except Sunday,
sAXONvItLE TRAINS
Leave Saxcdville at n AZ 10 Am and 8 pm.
Leave Boston at 81 Am. I2k and ST Pm
Freight Train will lie I'VE Boston at 1874 for Saxon
Vile, taking passengers f Brighton Newton. Needham
and Natick oniy.
Sunday Mail from Wo cester at TIA M.-from Boston at
I'm. aNt
An Baggage at the risk ofts owner
Fares less when p id at the Ticket Offices than In
the Csrs. WIN. PARKER, Supt
Dec7, 1886. II
NORWICH & WORCESTER RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Change OF Hours, commencing Monday Feb Is,
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New York, Dec IA, 1876.
To DR. Townsend-Sir: u think IL NV duty I" return
yon my VA sincere thanhsA Tor tue benefits have
renced by the of Aract otSar>apariila was
afflicted tor many months with Rheumatic pains, and
also infl lnati Il of the Livr, the suFerfngs which
endured from these disea Gerrd my lie burden TO
me. tried remedy hat .SHs prescribed for me-
from three of the best rh sica in the city hut iih
out receiving any 1ert,anenl hesiedt considered
sell tucurabe. but by The advice OF friend WIS lnuced
to try your Compound. had hut fam hopes III sHecess
hut am happy to had taken n0re thaA hali
bottle before experienced relief; thsN nduced nae TO
rersevere IN its use, aud two bottles have eneced an
entire cure II is months since used eur
remedy, and am grateful and happy to saw Rhever en-
(0yed better health
shall take great pleasure in recommending ~ 10 the
afi cIed, for by tits firmly believe my life varsaved
With the greatest respect allow snhsc rlnx my
self yOui grateful trend, VIM. Is MORGAN
A5 Canal ST., corner Of Broadly way
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(Successor TO VIM. LEGGATE,) 1876 MAIN Sr. /,
MANUFACTURE aud Dealer IN itARNEssES. SAD
W. DIES, bRlDLES,-Coach Chasu aud BRAT COL.
LARS, Also, Truaks, Haiises aud Carpet acgs Coach,
notice. Worcester, Jan I6.
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