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Pure Teas, at Honest Prices.

complete revolution has been the conse.
quence. Let consumers Of Tea every where LOOK
al what we have done.
|. We we're the first 10 send them Teas that
used to be called too good for them before.
.. We have driven out of tho market vast
amount Of trash, and introduced better class Of
Teas thsn has yet ever been sod. Importers OF
Tea often come to US TO get for their own uss, and
for their friends, the fine qualities they can md
no where else.
2. We have reduced prices more than IS per
cent, both in Black and Green Tees. The whole.
sale erocers say We arc running the trade, and call
us humbugs This VIC have done already, aud
now see v hat We are ready to do;
|. We will sell Teas by the single chest, half
chest or IA h. box, q, the same prices that whole
ale grocers pay to the importers when they buy
By the hundred packages
,. The wholesal, grocer always allows only Is
or IA los. iare 10 The half chest. This is cheat
We will al!ox, IN most instances, Is ans 10 IDS.
tsre en- the came.
8 We hereby undertake. 10 sell every kind OF
Tea from sir 10 itosIre cents per ID. ehecPsT than
the wholesale Grocers do.
How can YOU do this ?" asks the country mer-
chant. This is our answer We are content with
per cent. profit, instead of 25 aud so per cent
a la wholesale grocers.
An English importer lately boosted TO US tina,
he could make more money BY sending bad Teas
10 the New York narket than good Teas. We
are resolved 10 overthrow this fraud, and noS call
upon agents in every Town IT, the United States
TO come forward and buy the Teas imported by
tie Ptkin TIA Company-and We pledge our
selves, that if in six months they do not sell more
Tea than the Oldest aud largest dealers IN the
town. we will give them our Tea without charge
This is plain English, and cannot be misundet.
stood We appeal for testimony to the immense
success of our Agents in every part OF the onited
States.
IL AGENTS WANTED ~ EVERY TOWN IN TIE uSi'
TED STATES, for the sale OF these Teas, by which
they can make money and confer benefit upon
the public by suppl, ing the pure article.
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Price d cents per BOX.

HA HAT is the medicine generally admins
w tered By lie Physician when first called
to visit pa,ieui' A Cathartic. Whether the
disease be Fever, Infiuenza, common Cold. Dys-
en,ery, Rheumatism, Cholera, Cole, Redundancy
Of lc, or any o,her Of the thousand :" ills which
flesh is.htir 10 )" the fret objec, IS 10 cyarnate
the bowels. and when this is effected in time. re.
lief generally follows. Dr.. Murphy's Sugar
Coafed Vegetable ARii- Bilious and Aati Dyspsp
tic pills, Is Tie best Medicine 10 BE used in all
such cases. and the following are some Of the die
eases which arc almos, ccns'antly being cured by
judcious use u these Pills.
Bilious complaints Of all kinds al! Chrome
and lingering complaints snch as Indigestion lnd
eonsii patton Of The bowels, OF long standing. Dys.
pepsia, Liver Complaint. Enlargement of the
Spleen, Nervous and Sick Head Ache. Serofula
Scar OF Rash aud all Erup,ions Of the sSin--aiso
Bilious Fever. Costiyeness, Collie, Piles, DrOpsy
Rheumatism, Jaundice. Fever and Ague, fema
Distinctions Dysentcty. Diarrhoea, Bowel anc
Summer Complaints, &c.
They are perfectly safe. and may be taken By
Iersons OF all ages, and In all climates where al
sperient or cahar,Ic would prove beDcfcial-
They are particularly recommended 10 person
residing in warm climates, or along the banks q
\ rivers, or in new countries, as they are excelen
prevenlives to the summer complaints 10 whic
such countries arc peculiarly liable.
They keep disease Of distance, by clcansin
, tie blood promoting healthy aud regular seer
ton of tbs bile impartipg strength to the s'on
, aei and removing distractions from the system
A moderate ole OF them viii enatle the system
a effeciually resist those epidemies and malgnal
a diseases which are cngendcrcd In the SUNNI
months By the decomposition Of vegetable az
snimal matter, and the poisonous exbalalions
marshj plains, swamps, and stagnaied pools
water; and to pass through the siekty seas
without contracting any of the prevalent disease
These Pills are composed cDtirely Of Vegdot
! ingrtdients. and contain not one particle offca
a mel or mercury in anyform, nor any mia1al 81
r. stance whatever. aud may be taken al all tin
~ and under all circumstances, and by all ag
4 without any fear Of the sad consequences on
:; attending inercnriai and mineral preparation
- Persons exposed 10 changes Of weather ard {
mate--,fapelleis emigfants, seanen, sodifrs,
arc recommended TO provide themscves wit
supply Of these Pills. Their extraordinary q
cacy in those complaints which prevail In
Southern aud Western states during the sunni
10 months, particularly along the banks Of fiy'
n lakes. and ponds, and IN those sections where
:" land il not ceaFed up and drained, might be o
from the piles Of letters received by the Prop
tor, which have been addressed 10 him BIZ III
who are grateful for the benefit defiyed from
!. use Of ais Pills.
JAS. r. d;iLMER,
n Ar THE CHAsLprrE Dsps srosi
IA September l6, is47 vi
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NEGROES
yJ:l.NTED!
CASH FOR NEGROES Z.

HyH f. subscriber wishes TO purchase number
ofLIKELY YOUNG NEGROES, suita.
bio for the southern Market Persons having
property of the above description TO dispose of
viii find il to their advantage TO make early APP
piiession 80 him. as bs 10 paying the HigseH
Market Prices IN Cash. lie will also pay the
highest prices for Mechanics Any communiea.
ton addressed to jas. A. Sadlcr, Charlotte. or the
subscriber At Salisbury will 30 attended 10.
E. MYERS
Salisbury. July 90. ". C, ls47. 43tf
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Green Teas.

Silrer Leaf.-Sedom sold even by large deal.
ess, becaUs. Of the very small profits made on It's
sale. This is very superior TEA
Golden Cheap Chop, plantation OF
garden growth. VI 5u
Golden Chop-Tais is the fines, Green Tea
cultivated in China. IL is of tbs FIRST pickings,
and cxces al! other Green Teas for is delicacy
of flavor, strength aud aroma. heretofore this
Tea has never reached this country. except IN
small lots, as presents 10 imPorlefs.
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Charlotte n South. Carolina
BAIL Road

VNVIlE undersigned Commissioners for that pur-
Il pose, appointed by the Board of Directors
of the Charlotte and South Carolins Rail Road
Company. have opened Books for further subscriP.
tons to tho Capital Stock of said Corapany. at
the Store of Davidson & Sara,t in the town Of
Charlotte.
b OATES.
w. W. ELMS.
n. F. DAVIDSON.
LEROY SPRINGS.
G. FOX.
J. w. OSBORNE.
Sept. 20. lsi. Sl,f
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gUyHIS has been the secret principle Of tao ma.
nv of the Wholesale Dealers in Teas up to
this time, and they have praciised the most shame.
ful imposition on the country merchant without
any fear oil detection. But now era in The trade
has come. and the PENKiN TEA COMPANY
claims the honor Of lie introduction. They were
the first TO raise the banner OF Reform, on which
i, has inscribed The simple words
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Sept. 20, 1877.
Sept ~, ioi'' %"
STATE NORIH.CAROLfN4,
ciBARRUs COUNTY.
IN EQUiTY-Norember Term, lsi7.
John n. Ingram


VIM. c. Means. Adnr. Of George
Means, decd, John w. Means, Mar
Gus Means, Nathaniel Means. Mary.
wife OF Angus Johnson. Margaret,
wife of Cornelius McRee, John S. Injunc,ion,
Means. William Means. Charles I.
Means. Susan. wife of Samuel Law
ing, Isaac ". Alexander, Adam 4.
ieSander, Chas. T. Alexander. Mar,
rarei, wife Of Moses w. Alexander,
William Means and John Means.
1T appearing 10 the satisfaction of The Court.
d that Marcus Means, Nathaniel Means. Mary
wife Of Angus Johnson, and Margare, wife Of
Cornelius Mckee, are no, residents of this State,
K is therefore ordered, that publication be made
~ the Charlotte Journsl for SIX weeks, that the
defendants. viz Marcus Means. Nathaniel Means,
Mary vile of Angus Johnson, and Margare, wife
Of Cornelins Mcitee, be and appear at the mex,
Court Of Equity. to be held fof the County Of Ca
barrus, at the Court house, in Concord, the 9Th
Monday after the 4th Monday in March, ie45--
aud ansver plaintiffs demand. or Judgment will
be taken pro coniesso as 10 them.
Witness, r. w. Allison. Clerk and Master OF
the Court OF Equity, for CabarrBs County. the 9TH
Monday after the 9TH Monday in September. l-i7
II. w. ALLISON. C. w. L.
Printers Fee 81. Ct
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The Graefcnburg Vegetable
P-sLLSs
1870, 900 boxes soih each and eve.
ry wcek!s
The Gracfenburg Company
sNfEREBY give notice tina, iheir Gsncfal a.
~ gent i1r the Safe Of North csroliaa Is
Col. WV. JONES,

SVse W -'ks - ~ hsEs
Louisburg. franklin ceptsY. Meth csfoIins
Ths General Agent IL fully prepared to sppon'
sub Agents wherever TIERS Is no btsncs Of Tho
Company; other on personal application Of hy
mail, post paid. The rapid sale OF thsss cslsbss
tod pills and the extraordinary cures tbsy sFs
constantly eieetiag render them, Ly far. the mol
populasp'li Of The aye. An Agency will eehss.
qucn.Ig 10 very vaiuabls.
The Gtsesuberg Pills are inconeeissby snps-
rlor TO any ever before discovered. In ai bilious
complainlss in general deraogemsnt Of the sys
ten; 10 all disorders hieh result from bad state
of the blood. these pills are . sovefeigH remedy.
In the ellss Of diseases called chrun,c, tie Graz
fenberg Pills achieve their highest triumphs.--
Here lhey defy all competition. Entcrtng eth
in the hidden recesses OF the system. they gi's'-
| ly bu, surely purify the blood. root out diseases
and give tone and vigor to tito body
Cures are Constantly Effected
By these Pills. 10 eases whore every other meant
had utterly fsiled. The NOS, abundant proaf ~
this could DO given. bot tfisl OF one boz WIN
convince the palicot. They can 10 ordered snd
sent by mail, ut iri1ing expense. The price = 1,l
cents boz. Whers fno doliafs Horih are srdsrta
and the monsy RENTED. Tie Company sriif rsy ="
postage on The Ftils. Remi,sanees al the Gem
piny's risk. Wherever there il no Agency oi tes|
Company they can bc ordered BY ma !
These Pills are taking the place Of Bl' other,
and no sick person should be withool ihrm.
Ali slili0us Complaints,
+ BOWEL COMPLAINTS. CONSIDERATION
|, DYSPEPSIA, FEVER AND A6:tlf, fiEApJ1
ACHE. JAUNDICE, LIVER CoMrLAtMIS
: RHEUMATISM. ALL STOMACH Co1fPlhS
NTs, GREEN SICKNESS. Go. Sc, weld y
!. once to these Pills. They purge away o!isnc'1
hunors, arrest the progress Of disrases and q
g same tine restore time aud yieof 70 tho ssstrm,
y Ia cas-. q gopetal arrangement Of tho heai'''
they are SOVEREIGN. Sa
. ny THEIR USE,
L Tho weak will become strong Tho psIs and PA
Gus complexion be restored 10 4 peFicctlJ n@l
d and healthy color all tho bad symptoms vii NJ
70 by one disappear. N
m In short, thess Pills are an incoLceisshs y
ynnee upon any othof medicine evss bsisfe eu.
y Cd to the putllc. 4 TRIAL WILL sArisrr AN =
u, OF rms. II
?. JAY IS, ls47. ha
N Vinegar
"a Fot sale BY tho subscriber. ~, royj
z Arii .. 1916. =
b. WARRAN TEE DE EpI
ron sALS AZ Tau OFFICE,
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Besides the above we expect daily frcm China
several splendid chops Of Tea, exclusively i'm
ported by the Pelin Isa Company, aud whicli We
intend to copywright to prevent trickery Let
our agents get ready.
IL Editors aud Publi-bers Of Newspapers in
the United States. Canada, West Indies, &c, who
will give the above IL insertions in their tespec.
tive Journals, including this notice, vii! be paid
for the same 10 any Teas they may chaose 10 &c
lect from the above Catalogue, at the prices there
named, and by purchasing of the Company twic'
tie amount oil their bill, which they are at iibsr
ty 10 dispose Of az they please.
December I6, lo47. ut
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Oo,oas.-Tbis tea is great favori,e, and gives
universal satisfaction.
Very fine. 10
Extra hne. me ID. and half lb. cat,y', IS
Ne Plus Ultra, 90
Ne Plus Uiirs.-This tea is as sweet and fla
grant as a nosegay. Il yields perfume that Is
truly delightful. It is OF garden growth. and su-
peror TO any thiag Of the kind ever sold IN this
country. ~
English Breakfast Tea, fine, SO
extra foe, e. l2
TIowqua's Mixture. strong and rich
black Tea, Pekoe, favor, IS
Congo, good, 81 l..
Z very fine, 30
+, Pekoke Flowers, good, e. liz
i. Garden growth. 50
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New Carriage Shop.
NILSSON a. HARTY

HAVING established themselves in the CAR-
III RAGE MAKING BUSINESS IN all Its
Branches. in the Shop on Trade Street, lew
n,ors below II. B. Williams Corner. cfier their
service. 10 their friends and the public generally.
I'hey intend their work to he as WELL DONE
nc FASHIONABLE and NEAT and as CHEAP
as can be done by any Shop 10 this section Of
country. :.
we want persons wishing anything in our line
TO give US call.
REPAIRING done 10 order with despatch.
CAaxioift. January, 1877. lott
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NOTICE.
CHEMICAL AND ASSAY
1yy.bE,

NyHE Sublcriber ,nforns the public .ha,
- he has OPENED CfiEuICAL and
AssAYING OFFICE. oae door north ORB osies'
Drug Store. (ap sisirs) 10 the rpons. formerly
eupita BY W Johnston. Esq, where hs u preps.
red 10 As,sy Gsid sai sslrsr. and 10 A~astym
Ores, M,as,sis, Mineral Waters. ssiis. 5s.
The subscriber believes that the wanis Of This
portion u thu State demand such 40 estskiish.
mcpt
IL the absence OF the subscriber. Dr.. r. NJ.
Ross will take charge Of any saing that msy %
lelt fot analysis o. asssy.
D. tsEuRY.
Cisrlett,. Dee. Is. 1876. tlsf
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from tie SIMPLY delicate 10 the CONFINED AsD DEs.
PAIRING IsyALiD, no equal is 10 be found for it II
would he well To bear in mind that prepentirs is
infinitely more desirable than ere and That W
Woods SarspariHa and Wild Cherry Bitter,
ARE BOTH.
Put up a0a sid 10 large bottles, at 81, BY Wy
att e. Ko;cham. Wholesale and Retail Agents, q
Fulton St. N. Y, aud by the subscriber, at thu
Charlotte Drug Store.
JAs.F.GILMER. Druggist
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FALL ARRANGEMENT

Commencing Friday, Sept. l, ls4s
PASSENGER TRAINS will run daily, Sundays except
ed follows
Boston, IA. NJ, sA. NJ, and T NJ
Worcester, 81 A. NJ. 10 A. aud so /,
Albany. 7 A. NJ and q P NJ.
Springfield, 81 AM. AMI 1t NJ. for Albany.
Springfield, St A. NJ, and 24 NJ, Tor on the arrival
Of me Train from New York) 70, Worcester and Boston.
DAY LINE TO NEW YORK-uiG Spring field.
The Steamboat train leaving Boston at Am and Wor
cester atS4 A.M will NOT stop Way Stations, unless
take passengers for Springfield Passengers pro-
coed directly on by way of Hartford and New Haven, and
arrive in New York by P NJ
Returning. leaves New York at A. NJ. and arrives al
Worcester T. NJ.
FOR ALBANY AND TROY,
Leave Boston at A. NJ Worcester 10 A. NJ and arrive
at Albany ct P.M-or enve Boston at M, Worcester
at 50 M, lodge Sprnaed; leave 81 next morning
and arrive in Albany at "A P. Nj.
The trains for Trey leave on the arrival of the trains
az Greenbush.
The trains for Buffalo leave Albany at7A A. NJ. & PPM
The trains ofthe Pitts6ed ard North Adams Rail Road
connect at Pittsfed.
The Housatonic Rail Road connects at the State line
The trains for Northampton and Greenfield connect al
Springfield, and passengers proceed by Stage Braee
boro Windsor, Bellows Falls, Hanover Haverhill &C.
Stages run from Charlton to Southbrdge-from Wes
Brookfed to Ware, Enfield, New BraHtree and Hardwch
from Palmer to Three Rivers, BechertnSn, Amherst
Ware and Monsoon HENRY GRAY,
Agent Western Railroad.
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BOSTON Y NORCE ESTER Rail, ROAD,
ss5szs1 EEszsz5s EsEsssSss $50 \
-5Na5 sz ga@ 3 rs assg IS a. gsNssgsai
Autumn Arrangement commencing Sent. |.

Autumn Arrangement commencing Sept. 1.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS.
Leaue Worcester at 81, 81 l03 d. NJ, 40 and p. H.
The last on the arrival Of the New Haven Train
Passengers will leave MiHbury at St A M. anil 81 PM
PASSENGERS will leave Milford at 10 minutes before NJ
and P.
The Pm train from Worcester will not stop at Way
Stations
Leave BOSTON at 7 r 8 An ,24,4,5,&6 SPIN
The M. train will STOP only take up passengers al
Way Stations for NsU York.
The A. train 1OiI land no one east of Framingham
The train will not stop east of Framngham excep
to take up Wesern Railroad passengers Brighton on
Thursday.
The NJ. train is the New York Steamboat Train to
Norwich, to run heretofore, without Stops except at
FrGninghd7n.
Passengers for Mlbury, or for Hoton and Milford will
take the Am. and traius. Passengers for the
Norwich Railroad will take the and 24 trains
N. B. The A. and trains take passengers al
Boston for New York via New Haven.
Brookitne Special Trains
Leave Brookine att g. and NJ. ard Il 81 s. 7&9PM
Leave Boston al ~ q & 10 M and l2s, AZ st. II
10 Pm.
NeaOton Special Trains.
Leave Lower Falls at and 81 Am, 2! II and pm.
Leave Boston at IT AM, l24, 81, s. anu pm.
S0TsnUiHe Special Trans.
leave Saxomville at 81 Am. and II pm.
Leave Boston at st Am. and St Pm.
Boston, Sept l, lS4a- IF WIN. PARK Err, Supt.
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CitV Optical Rooms.

United States Bt0cn, m0in enirance IN staayS.
J. r. PAINE d SON, Opticians,
WOULD respectfully inform their numerous friends and
the public generally. thai owing to the liberal MAJ,
ornage bestowed upon them have been Induced N
remove from their old stand their present commodoss
rooms where they will be happy to wait on ali tho
who may require their After an experience ~
ten gears devoted Exclusively the and %
OF SPectactes they feel confident of rendering entire salis
actlon TO those who may honor Them with their ayo
CAUTION!
Whereas II has been represented 10 the undersigned h
numerous individuals, that they have been mpoed nno
by certain dealers in specaces, who have sold them
spurious article, purporting 10 be manufactured bv tho
we would take This opnoruniIv
OF informing our numerous friends and The public genero
that WE HAVE NO AGENTS, and The 0nEu Dyoce ~ 49,
ter, sohers PAlNE's PARABoLA sPECTACLEs cmo ~
obtained, is at Gun "e
The City Optical Rooms, U. States Block
and they would respectfully invite all tbase Who h
resort TO artificial aid for impaired vson TO call and 49,
the quality OF the above named Specacles fub.b 70.
purchase or not as adjusted by the oPTOMETER This
instrument was inAefle8 by John p Paine Tor The nprn
OF adjusting the Lenses spectacle so ~ ~
detect OF the eye, whether it proceed from, dsa my
but absolute blindness 1857 any cause
We claim for those 81 the following ronsr,,a.
ISL enrness and finish not to lie surpassed NJ en
by any Lenses Of foreign domestic mann fs'eo
alteration; 80, they can be worn for any ls IG, no
when ilied ny the Optomeier, without E,tign,na
or occasining the slightest ,nconyenicn. S VIC eye
PFeSeie Me SlSnt ana IN many restgfe IL - wy
All those Qualities we claim for our spec,acies on,
respectfully invite those who doubt, and a Others ~ WI
~ uiOmselles, " personal exnmina,ia,
the annexed paragraph is The opinion Of V ~ @
N. D., the celeb aled Lecturer on Optics nd h I'm
ne says through the columns of his Medical ou,nS
ihe Eulior mas Ieisurey examined Mr. Paue,s ;n
ton, and, without hesitation we express our bss Yeh-
II Is not Only very ingenious, bnt very u.eaI .a'
men, ana Is destined Tor an extensive rfputaiion ha
fairly brought before the public sFAi'"' Wnen
Opt.car ~ our large Giles would find his account m
ing an Optometer in his establishment y ''H"' III nav
The above opinion is but the echo of n,r,.o
with which we will not weary your palienSa o'ner-,
things so. ~ "nelher these
N. D. sExTANTs, QuADRENTs spy c,..
ami all manner OF Optical Instruments rensro gGLAssEs
notice. IOIIN y ~ ,.1pnaneu III short
Worcester, April 10. AVN SON.
II. Jwtf
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Dye-HouSe Removed,

H'HE subscriber has Removed hi. M.
ana Mor Ks to MS New Shop on CENTRAL sTpprIg
be LETT Having H rs m%n ,Sae where ali goods must
aSnSd ne ss confident in assuring the eHnyenenre
any other sSoc ao Of sbs as and a. notice. than n as
Ladies' DRESSES and CLOAKs r.y
wboIs cenemens COATS and pANTs usonI ioi
required. rs 'oho IN three days when
co.,.,an CLEANSING.
,o. ana rants cleansed ard pressed NJ ~,
iTAnY uSrcans C.nrsTs saAwLs kinds ang M n1
ioos az Wen as new goods. sasacor mo warranted g
Street. urM1w~ !" on Contra
oreester, Aug. q D. ADAMS.
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LE0MARD'S
Boston and Worcester Express.
s.,-vp. Vie subscriber continues to run THE EX.
EssSagss@ PRESS between Boston and Worcester fol
W the safe transmission of Packages. Bundles
Bank Notes, Specie, and Merchsrdise generally
Three Times each way Daily
Particular attention given paying collecting and ne
golaing notes. drafts, bills, aad purchasing selling
merchandise, produce, eLc.
All packages must be directed to his care
The subscriber alone responsible for property eatruu
ed to his care and no risk is assumed by the Bosrn and
Worcester Rail Road Company.
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester "a
Salem, Newbury port, Taunton Fall River and New Bed
ford also, TO Portland, and all parts Of Milne.
Orders free for goods be returned by this Express
OFFicEs-HARNDEN d cos. OfHce Court street
Boston; j. II KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 163 Main 81
worcester. 8. Q. LEONARD.
FeD ~, 1897 dtf
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IL. M. EAWelI, Saw Manufacturer,
"a Thomas STREET, Worcester.
M R. ELWELL has long worke I ~ saw Making uni
4F1 understands every branch OF the business he
VIII warrant TO put Tie of Saws in the fu
hihg 0fjer saws 0t all kinds set and fed 3mos
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WEsTERNRAIL ROAD

Esxsssss7 ssTszssz-s fFsz.sSsssa So III
SSsS SsSs q S1s-s2 - s.
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WORCESTER & NASHUA RAIL ROAD
Open from ClintonuiHe to Groton.
e Nm and aiter Monday, July q, la4a, PASSENGER

0N and after Monday, July "a, le4e, PASSENGER
N(TRAlNS will run in connection with Trains upon The
Ftchburg Rail Road, to Boston. as follows;
Leave Clihtonvile at 30 AM g O5 AM and O5 NJ
iutersectng at Groion with Trains from Ftchburg To
Boston at 705 AM, $40 A M and 40 p M or on the
arrival of said Trains.
RetuTnfng-ieave Gruron for CIIuLUnvie SGT A
ppm and Is p NJ the arrival Trains upon the
Ftchburg Railroad, which leave Boston at AM, IL NJ
and ass PM.
The above Tai will also connect at Groton with
Trains upon the Stobey Brook Rail Road Tor LOWELL.
A STAGE will leave Worcester for Clintonve and
Lowell 6.45 AM and l30 P NJ, and Clinton.
vile in for the Trans which leave Clintonve al
9.05 NJ. and 405 p NJ, and Groon $40 Am and 40
P.M the Stoney Brook Rail Road Lowell arriv~
ing in Lowell at 1925 A. NJ and 5.25.
Returning Leave Lowell for Groton at 740 A NJ. and
LIS PM and arrive in Groon in for The Trains
for Clintonve and Worcester which leave Groton al
81 A. NJ. and P. M arriving in Worcester IL A.
and S Pm.
The Trains which leave Clinonviile at 05 A. NJ and
Lowell at Is P.M connect with Trains upon the Lowell
and Lawrence and Boston and Maine Rail Roads, thus
forming communication between Portland and Worces-
ter, New York and the West by way of The Norwich and
Worcester and IVES Railroads
Fare from Worcester to LOI0eu S1.25.
Stage will run from Sterling to the village of New
Boston in Lancaster with passengers for the Train which
leaves Cnionvie al Am returning after the arrival
of the last train from Boston and Groton
The above trains Groton with trains upon
the Peterbef0 and Shirley Railroad with the Vermont
and Mass and Cheshire Railroads. by way the Fitch
burg Railroad. w. A. WHEELER
Worcester, July 90 dwtf Agent.