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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-10

HAM - /. DIAIh-
Though now in private lie, the opHi.iS and rult
cal ati N "A gentleman ho. Ike Mr. BIar euJ XII
NJ more erhars, Vt tAe Confidence Lien jackson ad
Mr. Van Baien, tIan Any living, cannot " regard
Ell with Indifference By the commurity When. there
FORE it announced in the most authoritative manner.
by paper Of The high Standing ofihe New York Even
ny Pst, that Mr. Blair approved ofihe PRINCIPLES. o5.
jec;s AMI nomination ofiLe Utica Cov-ntiJn hr " WAY
general feeling IF as:olishmfut ahrh VA uot aay-
ed BY the halfway denial uf The Daltimore sun uptn
ts authority Of Nj. Senator tone of the rata of the
Posts assertion. We BELIEVED the statement, f.r the
simple reason tn we did think m hable that
p1prr would have made it unadyi,edly. MI Blair ha4
not efl the matter ID doubt. HE following letter cin-
firms in opinion, all the material parts Of the Pos
statement, FIR, although he intends vote for Cass he
avows that his '-heart is with Mr.. Van Buren, and his
pri-cip es" We d1ubt whether the nice pun; o honor
the punctilIio NJ Styles H. By which He thinks III
sconstraned vote fur lis nominee by Acknowledgement
in the Baltimore Convention," will Be appreciated bv
the people at large His mere vote however, IS a mat
of uvil inportance-h influence will be all given
to his Old friend. Mr. Blair, Kentuckian By birh and
resident of Maryland boldly avows that hs Heart /.
with the principles ana candidate ofa parv. orIuarr
III nos my ~ mt INTERESTS 81 tlIe SIuN ana based
geographical divisions TINS is iadeel an anomaly
which, upon evidence less conclusive than MS own a
vnwa, we should Mt have believed HE bosom friend
nfGen Jacksonville organ fir ine fl'e-n Years III r
d mocrac pary-the devoted pariizln II ihr NORTH Ill
man with southern principles when Mr.. Van Buren
chooses 10 drop the mask only DIES Condemn lis
conduct but hmselfu rns traitor the interests Of the
south. Common: is unnecessary. We give lie letter
If Mr.. Blair:
Silver Spring, July p, 1913.
To The Editor u The Evening Post
Dear Sir find from an editorial article in your pa
per, that friend has drawn inferrnces from letter Of
mine, which il context will warrant. | huk that
the wrong done New York ~ the chcanp which III
fenced fhe voice Of the Democracy If that STATE in the
Baltimore Convention takes from the nomination Of
that Convention, all authority with those indvidu
al members "t II who Were present. and did not then
nonnce 1t. II was my intention have abandoned it
but the circumstances To which YOU have advered in
your editorial notice prevented became paricpps Grim
mis-, BY participation in the proceedings tic close and
cannot now plead my wrong to exunerale myself.
shall Foie the nomination simply upon punctilo Nv
hean is with Mr.. Van Buren, and his principles and
shall not hesltae 10 say If him and ihe what tn nk
no Notwithstanding my lnyeig in the Baltimore CON
venlion. Yours
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-10
THE WESTERN CONrINENT.v

We are pleased 10 learn that our citizens are show
ing their appreciation Of the merits of this excellent lit
trary journal, edited by Messrs Garland and Donald
s'n, ~ BaIiln ore By adding their names in large Nun
bers u the subscription list. We have read with at.n
lion and interest the NUMBERS which have appeared sine,
It's revival unde It's present auSpcps and are IRA life t.
bear testimony TO the fine literary which character.
iie Jrmer IS taken from the minor English periodicals.
not epnbSed IN this country, and Of course not gen
orally accessible We particularly rrarif-d with
editorial notice Of leaiey's life Of Cromwell which
shows that this literary ciariian has merely ,ransla ed
Garlye's garmanlsIn into his own bonbas and that he
q foolish 9meTiiy, 70 shy the least. il Mr. lIeadley
% ATTEMPT life Of Cromwell i'm nediately after The pub
LEGATION Of a volume on the sIbnci BY man like Car
lyle We are not admirers of The a'ters syle-but he IS
man Of genusas every plge shows. and Of abniu. re
search. This canno, be saI Of Mr. H., whilst his style
is utterly intolerable.
We heartily commend the Western Continent to our
readers, vehicle of literature AMI news which may
be safely welcomed 10 the famil, circle
Mr.. Wright at the Post Office, is the Agent
Our townsnan, Capt WIN A Talbot and several
members Of his company and other volunteers from this
town and vicinity up in the Packet. Tuesday
evening, and were received with great enthusiasm.
Mr. Webster is SAID 10 be i'll a, his residence in Massa-
chu ets.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-10

Mr. Welser is said 10 be i'll a, his residence in Massa-
Thu ets.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-10
Negroes! Negroes |!
From 10 to 10 ycnrS O,.,
NE @ Il o ST.

| ~ now IN market to purchase fall supply of NE
'O1o' WI, pay the highest market cash price for al
LIKELY NEGROES
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& NASHUA RAIL ROAD
Open from ClintonuiUe to Groton.
EsEsss EsTsszsF9 Fszslssssssi - -

an and after Monday, July "a, l948 PASSENGER
~ TRAINS will run in with Trains upon the
Fitchburg Rail Road, TO Boston, as follows:
Leave CliLtonville at 20 NJ g 05 M and 405 P NJ,
tntersecng at Groton with Trains .rom Fitchburg
Boston AZ LOS AM, $40 NJ. and 40 P. NJ. or the
arrival of said Trains.
Returning cave Groton for Cntonville at e27 NJ,
Bpm and Is P. NJ the arrival of Trains upon the
Fttchbarg RaiToad which leave Boston at AM IL NJ.
and 4. SO PM.
The above T aims will also connect at Graton with
Trains upon the Stoney Brook Rail Road for LOWELL.
A STAGE will leave Worcester for CnIonville and
Lowell at 6.45 AM. and 1870 NJ and arrive at Clinton.
Vile in season for the Trans which leave Cntonvie
sos NJ. and 405 2. M and Groton at $40 NJ and 30
I'm, over the Stoney Brook Rail Road Lowell, arriv~
ing in Lowell at 1925 Nj. and IS.
Returning-Leave Lowell for Groton at 7.40 NJ. and
Lib P and arrive in Groton in for the Trains
for Clintonvie and Worcester. which leave Grnton
s27 A. NJ and P. M arriving in Worcester II A. NJ
and Pm.
The Trains which leave ClinonvlIe at 05 A. M. and
Lowell at Is PM, connect with Trains upon the Lowell
and Lawrence and Hostnn and Maine Rail Roads,
forming muHication between Portland and Wtrces-
ter New York. aud the West by The Norwich and
Worcester and IVES Railroads
Fare from Forester to LoOeL, 8 1875
stage viii run from Sterling to the village Of New
Boston in Lancaster with passengers for the Train which
leaves Clnonville at 20 AN returning arrival
OF the last train from Boston and Groton.
The above trains connect 81 Groton with trains upon
the Peterbofo' and Shirley Raroad with the Vermont
and Mass and Cheshire Railroads. by way of the Fitch
burg Railroad. W A. WHEELER
Worcester, July 90 dwti Agent.
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PATIENTS.
8meTtcan and Fol
8mericG" and Foreign Office, ana ,4geucy Of (
U. S. Patent Office Wash,ngt,a
NO. " State Street, ssosfon.

~ 'N'" 's't" OF ttSH OTlCE, ftftQ II geUcy of TIE
u S. Patent Office Wayhingt,a
no. ~ State Street. - ssosion,
NE subscriber, by appointment IRON ihs Commissto,
or OF Patents, is agent al the e. Fstea uic. n, rts
ueiSs ana toi waFcng 10 the same models, specimens or
ianuactuIes 10 he palenvd, aepused hereu which
WI "e Jree ~ tTpense Ts&k ai vita esparb
e prepare CaVeas fpae icalions Aa,il aerts ard all
Wv he'tssay rapers ana D.awiue~, g make resesrcbsa
Ill" American and i0reign works ia te vsltt a. inv
uehs ana render tdvce egM aud scerftrr .oattars
other countries 'P' d'0
ny lpPhcaton at this Office investors are saved ths
he una cost OF tourney Washington and della, there
r. wen fs All personal trouble ueai,r their ia ent,
ineN also nave the adv1utrge m orbatg ~ tb.ir
ou'"hs, ahi oi c"hsiiiinf ~ reSpe1 tteu matters
On general y Para"1aat Iportancp in nun 10 ,Lta;n
co''tct %peccdtloHS and CLAIMS rhr e, perp+ Of siv
te'h }eirs practice an rNttrstNc csctta it re a. ork
ieCiS'ohs &C. ON mechanical SUBJECTS The Pa en-. s,u.
"hl p"teh's o. Inherent countries, c0cce NJ nicn ey
pHhst curing Tie long time this office has b-e sbisbsT
lose,her with accounts here kep OF Invention, ents5
az washington, enable the subscriber to afford IN vant
aesrous OF procuring Patents assistance ana
which in othel might uinul, Of ,,,snna
Bost N, Sept ls4R. e egts ' n;
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LEONARD'S
Boston and Worcester Express.

~%~@NS - U ONDNNA
sa-sus,u u VII Z subscriber continues run TIE Ek
k5s>lsss3 PRESS between Boston and Worcest err 10
the safe transmission OF Packages. Buudlea
Banf Notes, Specie, and Merchm disc general,
Three Times each way Daily.
particular attention given to paying collecting and ne
goatng notes, drafts, bills, and Purchasing selling
merchandise, produce, etc
All packages must be directed 10 his care
The subscriber is alone responsible for property eptrus
ed to his care and no risk assumed by the Bosnn ana
Worcester Rail Road Company.
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester Il
Salem, Newburs port Taunton, Fall River and New Bed
toid ais'' to Portland, and all parts of Maine
Orders free Tor goods to be returned by tins Express.
oFFIcEs -HARNDEN q cos Office Court street
Boston J II KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 1913 Main ST
worcester. S. q LEONARD.
REQ n 1917 du
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FALL ARRAnGEMEn

FALL ARA CEMENT.
Commencing Friday, Sept. |, 1913,
PASSENGER TRAINS will daily, Sundays except
ed, as follows =
Boston, IA. NJ, A. M. and I'm
Worcester, 81 NJ, 10 A aud 5 so +. NJ
Albany A. NJ aud "a r NJ.
Springfield, 81 Am an ( It NJ. fer Albany.
Springfield, ct A. NJ II and IT M Tor III. arrival
OF the from New York) fO Won ester and Boston
DAY LINE To NEW YORK-Uia Spring feid.
The Steamboat train eaVhg 30 II A N and Wor
ceser AT 81 AM, viii stop Wa, Sltios unless 10
take tor Springfield pro
seed directly by way of Hartford and New Haven and
arrive in New York by 5 P. M
Returning leaves New York at A. NJ. and arrives al
Worcester at E. NJ.
FOR ALBANY AND TROY
Leave BOSTON at A. M Worcester 10 A. NJ and arrive
at ALBANY al 81 PM.-or leave Bston at M Worcester
at SO NJ lodge in Sprnsfel 81 next morning
and arrive in Albany at II P. NJ.
The trains Tor Troy leave the arrival of the trains
at Greenbush.
The trims for BRf'n leave Albany at u A. M. 7PM
The trains Of the Pittsfed ard North Adams Rail Road
connect Pittsfeld.
The lousatonic Rail Roed connects NJ the State line
The trains for Northampton aud Greenfield connect al
Springfield and Passengers proceed by Stage to ratIe
bor0', Windsor. Bellows FAN Hanover, tIHverhiL Ac
Stages run from Charlton to Southhridge rem Wesl
Brooked to Ware, EHied, New Brainrree and Hardwcb
from Palmer TO Three RiVels, Belch.rtown Amhers I
Ware and MOnsoR. HENRY GRAY,
Agent Western Railroad.
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UptO",s G.aIsOn, N. Il. Village, and

VUINtoItI LAIItsSs
E-S4NASTM VIE Subscriber has commenced running
SS5ssSS5SSRC5S L Stage to and from Upton daily,
Sundays txceptel.) to connect with the
hns between orcester and Grafton leaving Upton Hotel
at 81 M and returning will leave the General stage
Office, Worcester p. M
The Grafton and Worcester Stage VIII run twice day
leaving Worcester al 10 Am. and PM. Leave Graton
ut A. M. and p NJ
Books Kept at the Giefton Hotel at L. NJ. Smiths Post
uHice ~ Village, and in Worcester at the General
stage Office, first door North of the American
House
very necessary that all Express Business should be
accompanied with written orders and signed personally
that il may lie done with correctness.
Sept IL. dwtf TYLER HARRINGTON
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z OS COS n uuISL Isl so RAIL ROAD
ss26izsI3 tsTssssstSi SSs5EJ IssFasszT ss!s5zs4s
81 gsss re 6 = e = -
winter Arrangement commencing Oct II
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS.


Teoy. Wor1esfs, af 81 81, fO4 d. NJ 5 40 P. ~
Passengers will leave AfiIt5urg at st NJ. and So NJ
Passengers will leave Milford al 10 minutes "eioFe A. NJ
TSens B0SToE NISSAN, l2 NJ 81. 40 Pm.
The A. NJ train will stop only TO take up passengers Al
Way STATIONS for Nslo YoT6.
The NJ tram leiH land one east Of FraminghCm.
me " train will stop of birmingham, except
30 take up RsssrH Railroad passengers at Brighton
Thursday,
The p NJ train is the New York Steamboat Train, 10
Norwich heretofore, without stops, except al
FTdmingham
Passengers MHlbury for HoliSton and Milford will
take the AN, and NJ. traius. Passengers for the
Norwich Railroad will take the AN. and q trains.
r. B. The A. and P. NJ. trains sake passengers at
Boston for New York, via New Haven.
BrOokiine Special Trans
Leave Brookine ST q and lOl d 81 & 81
Leave Boston al ST & 10 and l24 p, AZ 81 d I0k
NeWton Special Trains.
Leave Lower Falls al e. and q AM % a and Pm
Leave Boston at u AM, l24, So ana SPIN.
SGTsnUiHe Special Ira
Leave Saxouville at Am. and pm.
Leave Boston at AM. and ST Pm
Boston, Oct is, l845. If WIN PARKER, sup't.
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49, THE BRICK BUILDING on Lincoln Square,
sss3A / known the Worcester Braach Railroad Bet
49, pot, 100 eet by 50-wil he fitted up to acCommo
date Lessee track will be aid il desired Tor cars IL run
iAto basement
Also Building situated the Boston and Worcester
Railroad Bridge suitable Machine Shop 50 10y so H.
stories high with engine and engine mouse attach
sdand Elacksmiths Shup Eear 40 by So feet stories
nigh, with yard roun-will be fitted to snIt tenants.
Immediate possession given Inqare nj the office OF the
Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company, No. l43 Mail
Sueel. DIT Feb 9.
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Worcester, SOuthbridge, and Sturbridge
STAGE,
III conneion ,o &c Nor,pck 49, Rorneater Pn,trnnd

ElsSsi siS->~g, THE subscriber respectfully IN.
gsAas2 ay2~AA9S L forms the public that he has
Ssl 100 10 az est al lished a line uf Stage, 10
- run between Webster. South
oridge and tnrbridge Leave southbrdge 81 Nj and
worcester and Boston, arriving Boston at ia A. NJ
RETURNlNG-Leave Boston at 81 and W orcesi er nj
Il r M arriving at Southbrdse 81 NJ. thus giving
Souhbridge passengers 81 hours in Boston return the
same day II Passengers for Worces will be set down
al the RoTgich ana Forester Depot.
Tickets be obtained OF the subscriber and AT Phens
Jewery Store in SOuhbridge through Worcester aud
at the Norwich and Worcester Railroad Ticket Ofce
by any other.
All business ntrused the subscriber Will be PROMPT
ly and faithfully attended TO
o. Office in Worcester at the Am TEMPERANCE House
May IL. JOSEpfi SIgFPAFsn
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IOnes's Spallish I.iIr AuI...a

he hest Preparations tor lmparling 70 Inc Skin
r0 "".u,a., neaUny clear, living white; al the same
W !ahsS Anderson Practical Chemist of Massocbus.,,
snJ n nmss ana,y1ns Jones's s,anh Lily Whi.s
h possesses the most beautiful and natural I'D y.
the same time innocent white ever saw "I',, anu NJ
ours se""s recommend lis all whose sEas re-
:. Price rs centsa box For snle bv I. opour :. a
dwSn~sept Is, 1919.
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PREMIUM DAGUERRFOTYPEs
~~dNSAN4IW = Z II 1
l3H MAIN STREET

lo6 MAIN STREET,
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE.
me subscriber 10 happy TO inform the citizens of Wor
"oSe' a"u "c''y mat he has made arrangements with
MIR. s. l.. WALKER
10 remain In Worcester short tim. longer tbps rin >
opportunity 10 those who have called aud have not nd n
vhahce 10 ST. on account OF previous engagements MD
crowded state OF my rooms 10 call again. Mr. WuIker
npuaton az an artst Of superior merits and SKIN 10 INV
VINO nave visited worcester, Is too well established IN
neea any comments suffice 10 say that he has
Diplomas and Medals tor BEsr Daonerr.nIv rss ~
IN New foik, and IL the ONLY Daguereot, pls IN Wor
tos'er who has ever received Premin mania
loebntrary notwithstanding. ''
Having enlarged my ROuns to ttoics the sjx, n o-
us "a h@ CITY, would invite citizens aud stransers 20
earl whether contemplating sitting Or not. "
'o"ee o. dn GEO. Al Ana.
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For sale.

the plea ant village OF Grafton fHe Two story dwell
Lug House and grounds opposite the residence
o. The Hon mue Wood. Possession given Immediate
y Accommodation will be give on para OF line purchase
money ueSiied.
Fer further particulars Fin luire Of the Hon. Samuel
Wood al Gr4i II, the City Furniture Rooms OF
Messrs. w. " ii. Baker, No 256 Main ST, Worcester
A. 5. HEY WARD.
Grafton, Sept 8, l34e. du
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A RARE CHAWCE-T0e ga7-E


Hs5&85&S MAI valuable ReH tstale ceuit.ltv
SS4GnS1$S located on lIEcoLE STREET. in The Cjfyy
Sse&SY9 OF worcester, four minutes walk rom m.
Iourl House, lave the properly of lIor .
- JOSEPH t. KENDALL, CONTAINING from to, >
, 10 70 hve acres OF choice land bounded ues,
cry ~ ieet on Lincoln street. sauthery on Ksndau
suee etO ieet easery on OAK Avenue nearly 300 tee'
Lido TEL ." me estates OF Rev Anzo iii and Hon
'use lhomds. There are, on the premises goo1 Rarn
serny erected and from thousand 10 66eeo bunda5
rnuii ihEEs comprising choice selection Of ths er
l varieties OF Apples Pears, Peaches Plurna onioc
me ohrr portions of the hand are in srass and g,on
a. are suitable Tor gardening There is cop,"u and
FermAhehl spring OF wner IN the lot catbe NJ bein S
'0r az artificial fish pond other purposes u'e"
,ne aooVe Estate Affords Chance Tor arv eeD,i.
r 'n mishlhe 70 provide himself with beautiful privots
tesnehcei or, may be divided into lois % ., -, So
lne opportunity Tor profitable speculation II no, S
soon al private SALE will he divided ino lots and G ~
for lur!ner Information, am permitted To r.rsr IN nv
ALoNzo ELL, ARTEnas WARD, ESQ. or p w ~. 80
"eeper " the American Temperance Exchange "N'''
Worcester June %. le4s. Kendall.
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B. e. HUTCHINSON
ARCHITECTURE,

IL uhnersghed having C INJECTED Themselves IN b,i
4 ness under the nans and fin OF " :" DDS''
BOYDEN s. JOY.
Tor the parpose OF Dra% Plans and making ort ~
hc"u"s 81 bindings, in every variety of - We
.ose "n" 'Antrmph'e building 10 gre US a chill as ,y
trust from oar experience that we eau aiye enrs ~ We
H"n !" al, VINO ma, favor Us with their patronage
once, NO 20, (4'h foor) Central Exchange Wcrcss,sr
An. !, 80 ELBklUGE BOYDEN.
n"s h' avn LEWIS f. 10Y
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Liverpool Fine Sail.

lou s,ns F'"' f'c'ory Filled Liverpool SALT large
s'Oh bags do do d. do An % ~.
sacn "arfaned superior article, received rom rs
by WILLARD M VII a. VINO leshle ony'
N"0' dwuA No. Warden Dloek
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BLANKETS.

NE i''gpsi and best SoImeut ever exhibited ia
'nl> county, may now be lound al H,od O,,,,I
a"n ~ PirrS "hch DEFY com rllunl. Oar aS,,,r,onni
en,''er, SOM OF The m'sl "agnaen, Iaoke,s ever
ke aif''r,iS, from 81 10 Is 90 the pair '' '""'>
OPP ~ ow Is l. HARDUN H. 90
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Wanted ErnsaapdIiateIy.

TWO good Journey men WheelwrehIs te whnmO libeI
L al waves and constant employ menl VIII be given
Enquire of ID. II. WHEELER
4 Grafton CenITe, June Is, l647. dt
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FRUIT TREES

1n ioer oaers Tor salc variety of FRUIT
~ res, o. his owA gr0wmg-Apple Trees pm
~ |'eFIN' feach' Nectarine, lie has somp pea.b
~ es ~ Extra large size, and OF ine bes
worcester, Oct4 dwlm. CHARLES NssiI
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TUROUHIl TRAINS

TllROUHii TRAINS
LIE Worcester -.
s Leave Pr"yilei,c. 81 AN 3Ihp M
u Passenger Siaio0, Worcester. Green si7e,1 Depo
% 20 Pr"vdenos ~. E.Wrg "a PA-st n tr Depot
FREiGH TRAIN, wtb Passenger ar a,,as nel leaves
Worcester fur UxLrdae (where il clnnects "a m srec,aI
IRAN Tor froTIdrnce ~ u 81 A N from Green Street.
UX1RlDGE SPECIAL TRAINS
Leave Hxhrtise nf Providence al 6.45 T. NJ a. ll5PM
Leave Providence for Uxhrhge al Ills A. M. and NJ
The Special Train from Uxbridge aud the Pas,enyrr
Car from Worcester connected with the Freight Train
will NOT be discontinued uptn October 2eth as previous
advertised
The through Trains connect at Mvie with coaches
for Statewide. Al WhiiRs with cOaches for Ea. Dong
las and WhitInsville Farnums cOa hrs for Graf
ton centre and Vlage At Uxb tdge wuh coaches
Tor Milford and Mendon. Al Worcester with trims Of The
Western Railroad aud Norwich aud Worcester Railroad
The 645 AN. tram from Uxhrid2e canrecis atPaw uck
ct with trains of the Boston and Providence abroad for
Bostonj and the M. from Providence connects
at Phwtucket with from Boston
The 5.45 p NJ Tram from Worcester connects nj Prov>
den with Boston and New YORK Steamboat Tra.n.
ISAAC HINCKLEY, Sup't.
ffoVlHehcc, Oct. 1875. dwtf
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w ILL you SUI be without delicious OF while
" TEETH, and sweet, fragrant Bfeaih whsn
you can nave hem DO by Issuing Is box Of JONE-'s
AMBER TOOTH PASTE. Ii wbitens the Teeth hard
ends the Gums s"ee'enS the BeNlh, and Is without ex
used For sNls by J. CIRCUIT JR 2oI Nam ST. Wo,csster
0eP'' 40 io1o dw3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-24
Ncfne Rur, fcinc 93e,oI,lni,o.

Or. II leu's c5ucianiIchcs Srduter,
~ helICu, poer cas- @ielo
fol- WtcOer Surii6 erRattct wcvocu DiCfc
UfteBtu lit ;ubersitet aus eiutm inoiauillfcm
9leSept, rpc1dcS bon rirem Sntiancr i'm fer,
nen IBeiten an 9roecn Soften erhalten pur
De- ScIde bie nit esu Sncianrr tcfannl
wareu, wiiIen, tnB iic Die 2uafcud,c furirrn
f6nnen nno Wirfiidl ttuu, chrc Gle Scrutitt'
lung bon Werfur, SNlfoni, occr fcnli iracuN
et'pas Der 9Irt. Gie eeiccnocu habcu jtet
cine @cle9enhcit furirt werbcn III t6uueu,
obne bic 9efdbr bon Werfur cecr wiSrigin
@ebroud bon Salfam. Giele WicoBiu il
Dem @'eldmad au9encbm, imo ld6t fcinrn
@erudi oc6 stbems Surud.
"Sbi9e fdldBbare WeSiiin III 81 baben
in eem SudIifcbr ben 9. Gjrcs uuo 6 5fct'
per, 1T SIHcntanH.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-24
q II Sd litter
aHar321.

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