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FALL ARRANGEMEMr


Commencing Friday, Sept l, ls4S,
Z PASSENGER TRAINS will run daily Sundays except
ed as follows
Boston, A. M, s A. NJ, and 4 I'm
Worcester, 81 A. NJ, 10A M and so T. NJ
Albany, A. NJ, and ri P NJ.
Springfield, q AM an 1t P M. fer Albany.
Springfield, ST A. M II and IT p NJ, Tor tn, arrival
of the train from New York; fo We tester and Bosol
DAY LINE TO NEW YoRK-via Springfield.
The Steamboat train leaving Boston at AM and Wor
cesIer at Fl AM will not stop at Way Stations unless
take passengers for Springfield beyond Passengers pro-
coed directly by way Hartford and New Haven and
arrive in New York by 5 P. NJ.
Returning. leaves New York at A. M. and arrives al
Worcester at P. M.
FOR ALBANY AND TROY
Leave Boston at A. M, Worcester 10 A. NJ. and arrive
at Albany at st P.Mor lenve Boston at M. Worcester
so NJ lodge Springfield; leave at 81 next morning
and arrive in Albany at II p M.
The trains for Trey leave the arrival of the trains
at Greenbush.
The trains for Buffalo leave Albany alta A. M. &7PM
The trains Of the Pts6eld and North Adams Rail Road
connect at Pittsheld.
The HousatOnc Rail Road connects the State line.
The trains for Northampton and Greenfield connect al
Springfield and passengers proceed by Stage to Brale>
boro', Windsor, Bellows Falls, Hanover, Haverhi &c.
Stages from Charlton to Southbridge-from West
Brookfeld TO Ware Enfield New Braintree and Hardwch
from Palmer to Three Rivers, Belchertown Amlers
Ware and Monson. HENRY GRAY,
Agent Western Railroad.
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THE TIME Is NOR EAR nIsrAMr
Beautiful Teeth and sweet Breath.
u may possess ny using
SHERMAN'S TOOTH PASTE

is warranted free from acid or any mi rious invred
ems ana is unsurpassed for cleaning whitening the
removing tarer preventing them aching or de-
edy al the same time giving them healthy appearance
80 Wen as hardening the gums sweeenng the breath
eaves delicious taste in the mouth and gves nniver>
sal satisfaction Whoever 1t once will ever afer
give the preference every other denfrice Charles
sandlcrd Col Charles 5. Benson and scores Of our
n noss distinguished citizens have used SHEEMAN'S
IOoIH TASTE for several years, and believe /, TO be
uneqnaled Reader, get box and try il, il you want
sweet breath and handsome teeth
SHERMAN'S PLASTER, commonly called SWEEP
M1N'S POOR MAN'S PLASTER, for the irifIIng sum
OF l2 cents is without exception the hest article In the
shape ola Plaster in the known world Ii gives relief in
few hours where the suffering is intense
KHEUMATISM Lumbag0. Pain or Weakness in the
Side, Chest, Back Neck, Loins Limbs JOINTS Yield 10
II sooner than any other remedy. Worn on the lower
part OF the spne they have cured the Piles and on the
small OF the back they hrve cured Falling of the Womb.
Dyspeptcs, or persons troubled with Liver Complaint
VIII md them Of great and surprising benefit when worn
over the part Affected Consamptves should always wear
one their chest, will their Cough and remove
the Soreness Several million them have been sold and
never a complaint made agalnst Them,
For sale wholesale and rea at the cheap Bookstore BY
Sept 29-dw3m j. CIRCUIT JR
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LE0NARD'S
Boston and Worcester EXnrass.

saAyua- VIE subscriber continues to run THE EX
E1StdAsj PRESS between Boston and Worcester, for
sf-sS the safe transmission of Packages. Bundles
l'anF Notes. Specie, and Merchandise generally
Three Times each way Daily,
Particular attention given to paying collecting and ne
go'ating notes. drafts, bills and purchasing and selling
merchandise, produce, etc.
All packages must be directed to his care
The subscriber alone responsible for property entrus
ed to his and risk is assumed by the Boston and
Worcester Rail Road Company
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester ia
Salem, Newbury port, Taunton Fall River and New Bed
ford also, to Portland, and all parts of Mnine.
orders free for goods to be returned by this Express
OFFIcgs.-HARNDEN& cos. Office Court Street
Boston; j. KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 163 Main st
worcester. s. g. LEONARD
Feb 25, l947. diff
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THROUGH TRAINS

Leave Worcester at Am. and 3 45 NJ.
Leave Providence at 7.S0 AM. 3.l5 Pm.
uJFassenger Station, Worcester, in Green Street Depot
DO DO Providence, in Ewing Of Passenger Depot
FhElGiI TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached leaves
worcester for Uxbridse (where il connects with Special
IRAN lot Pfovdence) at II 80 AM, from Green Street.
UXBRIDGE SPECIAL TRAINS.
leave Uxbrise for Providence at 545 Am. IL LIS PM
leave providence for Uxbridge at H. Is M and M
F,s;a.t Special Train and the Car attached 10
Ta ram sDlH NOT be run after Oct. 25th
g. tnrough Ifons connect at MilIyille with coaches
M eesslile Al Whitins with coaches for East Doug
ION cn, a AZ Farnums with for Graf
~, V WI's ana ~ T. Village At Uxbridee with coaches
S1 Mllord and Mendon AT Worcester win trains NJ ,b
The sa sa%aa and Norwich and Worcester Railroad.
a, win tram; W. ah from Uxridge connects at Paw.uck
:. am me PM train from Providence nonn.c,s
The S.45 P. M. Train from, w Oon.
nsnce with Boston and New York sesmhos a. rrov
Providence. Oct. la.e ISAAC HlNCKLEY, sup't
~ dwtf
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TX ~" WORM, SALT RHEUM, sCURvY. ERYsIPE-
ian ITCH, are often cured by JONES, IaI-
Thai ,u,sa Soqp when every kind % remedy tailed.
sod :, pmpes, and clears the skin all know.
~ rnn ~ American Eagle, 81 Chatham e. NJ r. and
Sent. IL III -, soi MainH, Worcssfsr. .IauD
r'" Asss dwsm
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~ THE BRICK BUILDING on Lincoln souare
P.a;; Il known as the Worcester Branch Railroad Bet
POI, loO ieet by 50-wll be fitted up to accommo
into basement. ' " ' i N"'s W iu
Also building situated near the Boston and Worcester
eaeao bridge, suitable for Machine Shop so by 30 f.
stories high with steam engine and engine house attach
s9and biacksmths Shop near, 40 by Sc feet stories
MN Win !aru room-will be fitted to suit tenants.
Street. DIFF f'' w. 10 6. NAi"
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For sale.

the pleasant village ofGraon fine two story dwell
ling House and grounds situate opposite the residence
OF the Hon. Samuel Wood Possession given Immediate
money ifdesred.
For further particulars En- lure of the Hon. Samuel
WOOD OF Grafton or at the City Furniture Rooms of
Messrs. w. & II. Baker, No 2s6 Main ST. Worcester "
Grafton, Sept. g, l34s. dtf
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Winter Arrangement commencing Oct To-
THROUGiH PASSENGER TRAINS.


Winter Arrangement commencing Oct 10.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS.
Lsape Worcester at 81, 81, l0A a. NJ, s 30 p H.
Passengers will leave AiiibHry at st M AMI 81 NJ
Passengers will leave Milford at 10 minutes before A.
and P. NJ.
Lsaps BOSTON at 7 An, u M. q, 4 5, p. M.
The a NJ train will stop only to take up passengers at
WAY Stations for NetC York.
tn. "a train nil land no enc east OF Framinghsm.
The PM train will stop of birmingham except
to take up Western Railroad passengers at Brighton
Thursday
The p M train is the New York Steamboat Train, ia
Norwich heretofore, without stops except al
FrGmingham.
Passengers Mbury or for HolliSton and Milford will
take the AM, and traius. Passengers for the
Norwich Railroad will take the and II trains
n B.. The and p. NJ. trains AXE passengers
Boston for New York, via New Haven.
BJookline Special Trains
leave Brookine at &, and lUi AM. & l! 81 & 81
Leave Boston al 81 10 and l24 2t, AZ g. & lo3 PM
NetctOn Special TRIMS
Leave Lower Falls at IS and 81 AM, q ~ and
Leave Boston at y AM, l2k 81, anu 9 pm.
SGrsnUiHe Special Ira ms.
Leave SaXolville at z AM. and pm.
Leave Boston ct Ar. and st pm
Boston, Oct. is, ls4s. If WIN. PARK Err, sup't.
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Notice to Manufacturers.

- NUJICd 10 V1dUUIdCLUI6ISs
'HE subscribers Agents for the sale of REEDS and
\ HARNESSES Of superior manufacture, and are con-
hdent there IL nothing which reach their Reedn and
Harnesses In manufacture and finish Samples OF the
Reeds be examined and the subscribers are
10 furnish all orders favorable terms Manufacturer
are invited TO examine their Reeds. w fs s.1-N
ss-e WILLARD, BRANCH Il CO.,
Jupe dwtf "a No i Warden Iio.L.
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Upton, Grafton, N. e. Village, an d
WOrcpSfor ExnraSS

worcester Express.
EA-=SAMR rTNHE subscriber has common ed running
4SE6s$S3S54 L Stage to and from Upton daily
Sundays exceptei.) to connect with the
Ire between Worcester and Grafton, leaving Upton Hotel
nj OF AM, and returning will leave the General Stage
Office, Worcester at P. NJ
The Grafton and Worcester Stage Will run twice a iay
leaving Worcester at 10 AM. and PM. Leave Grafton
at A. M. and p. NJ.
Books kept at the Grafton HOTEL at L. NJ Smiths Post
ONCE, N E. Village, and in Worcester at the Ceheral
stage Once, first door North of the American
Hnuse.
1t is very necessary that all Express Business should be
accompanied with written orders and signed personav
that II may lie done with correctness.
Sept H. dwtf TYLER HARRINGTON.
Worcester, Southbridge, and Sturbridge
STAGE,
In connection 1ith The Norgtch and Worcester Railroad
EA92NE<<= zsS--Sn T'HE subscriber respectfully IN
iIs ia az established line of Stages to
between Webster, South
bridge and turbridge Leave Southbrdge at 81 NJ and
arrive at Webster in time take the ct train OF cars for
worcester and Boston, arriving Boston at ia A. NJ
RETURNING-Leave Boston at 2t and Worcester al
44 r NJ, arriving at Southbrdge 81 p NJ thus giving
Southbge passengers p hours Boston and return the
same day. IL Passengers for Worcester will be set down
at the NoThich and Worcester Depot.
Tickets can be obtained the subscriber and at Phelps
Jeweiry store in Southbridge through Worcester and
at the Norwich and Worcester Railroad Ticket Office
through to Souhbridge Fare by this route
By any other.
All business intrusted the subscriber will be prompt
ly and faithfully attended to-
~ Office in Worcester at the Am. Temperance House
May H. JOSEPH SHEPAPD
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B. e. HUTCHINSON.

Successor to VIM. LEGGATE,) I66 MAIN Sr..
lvL- DIES BRIDES, - Coach Chaise and Draft co.,
LARs Also, Irvrks, poiisss and Carpet Bags. Coach.
0ig and Twig WHIPS &c. " Reapring done at sho,I
souoe' o@ Worcester, yan IS
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ARCHITECTURE.

ARCHITECTURE.
'hE undersigned having connected themselves in bus.
ness under the name and firm OF
BOYDEN g. JOY,
n me purpose Of Drawing Plans and making out spec
OF Buildings In every variety Of style invite all
.S, VINO contemplate building give us a call ns we
lion "a ~ our experience that we give entire satsac
nr ~ ~, who may favor us with their patronage.
on'e' mo- 20, (4th aoo) Central Exchange Worcester
An. n, ELBRIDGE DOYDEN,
- -. dwn LEWIS f. JOY.
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NEW STORE.
warden BIOck,) No. IA Front 8

WORCESTER,
'T'HE subscriber having recently opened New store
4 No. A Front Street, with fresh stock OF
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Is now prepared TO furnish the citizens with every article
for cash. a
All kinds Of TEAS, SUGARS, SPICES, MOL ASSES,
&C., are offered at the very lowest price which
erded and will be warranted give satisacion or he
goods may be returned.
BUTTER, CHEESE and LARD, in large and small
packages, constantly on hand. Also,
BEEF, PORK, HAMS,
Macksrei, salmon, Goldfish and Herring, BY tho single
Polnd Or quantity, Of excellent quality. ft RI f
FLOUR and MEAL, at market prices
Dried Apples, Potatoes, Oranges, Lemons, Raisins
Syups Ketehups and Pickles, and general
81 goods Usually obtained In such st6res at the cheapest
Citizens and strangers invited examine the stock
ana prices Goods delivered In all parts of the city Tree Of
oApcnse,by y ANDREWS
worcester, March ~. dwtf "a Front st.
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Wanted Immediately.

' TWO good Journeymen Wheewrishs to whomo libef
4 al WAGES and constant employment will be given.
Enquire of d. r. WHETHER
Grafton Centre June Is, l947. dr.
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TO CARPENTERS.
VIE subscriber would let the finishing of Dwelling
House. would hire two good Carpenters unEl the
same Is aone- A. CARTER.
Aug o. diff
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accordingly left England Travelled through Scotland Ger
many and France and returned home in the month of Nov.m
Der last with my son far from being cured as when left
saw your advertisement in Of the New York papers and
concuoeG 70 Wy 1arPs Vegetable Extract seeing Your states
mems and certificates OF many cures 30 and 30 years
ndng and can you moi sorry did So as 6y The
use oil Harris vegetable Extract alone he restored TO
PERFECT HEALTH
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Testimonials.
TIVE most positive and respectable, frequently re-
L ceived in favor OF JONES'S CORAL HAIR Rec
TDRATITE. as
Many whose hair is scant testify to Its stimulating the
gr00fh Of Hair.
Others whose hair falls of and who troubled with
Dandru testify is invoigrating and cleansing qualities
Apart from these recommendations, It Is found to be
UNSURPASSED for imparting to the hair
DARK, GLOSSY, SILKEN, APPEARANCE,
that is beaut ful, and universally admired.
II is also ecoRomical-costiBg but S. per bottI5
Be careful and get the genuine. For sale by j. CIRCUIT
JR., 20l Main st., Worcester. dw3m-Sept 10 1913
PHELPS COMPOUND
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BOSTON s. WORCESTER RAIL ROAD.

tszs.Fsss1 fs9.ssss fs5sesssLs sszs - 49,
-sTS25 q ~ va q Is rs $780,
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every common man going to law TO believe himself
an arrant fool in all matters of justice between mar
and man-tharelore, requiring fee of from five to
one hundred and fifty dollars, and often more, to a
lawyer that his cause may be argued. and his suit
| brought up in proper form to insure success
Agnn, these law-giying and law-pleading men have
the advantage of the laboring mass and common
people, in having superior education, which, how
ever ifrghtly applied would be an important means
promoting the great reforms of the present age
and instead of casting difficulties in the way of JUS
tice, which might and ought to be easily obtained,
would serve 10 facilitate and simplify the course to
be pursued to obtain it.
In ano;bcr column Of the same paper we read the
just remarks Of ConciIiator. lie no doubt delin-
Gates facts when he makes the remark that our Ju.
dietary system is perfect despotsm And it is
probably no less true that there are thousands who
will go hand IN hand with him for its reform.
"Ihe manner 10 commence the reform, under the
new constitution, he says, " is for the people to
that tribunals OF Cancellation shall be establish
ed in every township, and without cost, to bring
justice home TO every mans door without denial or
delay" Now we will suppose if the article on the
Judiciary had come from the hands of the conven
ton to the people, granting TO them the power
within their several townships, by the aid of proper
officers seecsel from among themselves to try and
determine all causes or matters of difference what
ever Criminal cases eXcepted) by and before an
empanneled jury of six competent men of said
town, without the power of appealing any suit far
Their than 10 adjoining town. to be tried there 10
the same manner, by jury, and that without the aid
OF lawyers farther than the questioning of witness
1t Is my humble opinion that the people would
have been better pleased with it than they now are
At least they would discover that due confidence
was placed in them being capable of dealing JUS
tce among themselves. AndAnder such reform,
imperfect as it would be, | would simply ask what
class OF citizens would be the gamers and what class
the losers in the SINGLE matter of dollars and cents
1t is plain that tee people, the mass would be the
gamers while the officers of the higher courts and
lawyers would lose A man may gain wisdom,
but contend he IS seldom the richer for appealing
his suit to a superior court Where is the prosper
Gus Iitigant who can say that he has shaken hands
with hose nabc OF Justice and descended again to
the level of ma Kind with his pockets replenished,
or his character mended in the least degree
\ SETTLER
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COMMUNICATION.

Mr. Enron There is no doubt in my mind but
your worthy correspondent, subscribing his name
PAcKwoopsNAN. speaks the sentiments ofthree-
itths Of the Inhabitants Of this western country.
" To begin with he says, 3" l make the broad as
sertion that lawyers ought TO have nothing 10 DO
with law making" Whether these terms are ap-
pcable 10 that entire class OF men or not, he very
Justly Ee.ers 10 the comparative interest, in this
matter OF the lawyer and The laboriug man The
latter depends on the products OF las daily labor,
with stnci economy to supply tae wants Of has IA
mily. while the former, under the present system
Of law, has doub'y the advantage in point OF acqu.-
ring the means Of support and lea-tod the adyan-
tage II he Is privileged Inmakin- the laws himself
Fins, his advantage lies in Us uysu5sa'.on, uuue
a,sssr, phrases sal '"rhn!calife, which re,.c
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THE
THE
TElECRlPHlC BULLETIN.
PRINTED DAILY AT THE OFFICE OF The
Southport Telegraph.
SOUTHPORT, MARCH, II, 1877.
MICHIGAN City, :
March II, 4 u. NJ.

WAsHINGToN, March l3-Mr. Sewer has been
| appointed a special commissioner to proceed 10
Mexico without delay 10 negotiate and finally close
the treaty of peace. lie has been armed with full
powers 10 carry out the object and will leave here
on Wednesday next.
Mr. Sylvester offered resolution to adopt rule
for the expuls on OF members engaged in personal
conflicts III that body.
Mr.. ChuSuaa offered a resolution for selling
public lands 10 actual settlers Tor fifty cents per
| acre, and ter providing against the extension OF
| land speculation. Referred TO committee on pub
lie lands
Mr.. Marphy presented the petition of the city of
Brooklyn IN favor Of giving the public lands away
TO actual settlers.
Mr.. Thompson, OF Mississippi, presented a reso-
luton in favor OF appointing Supreme Judges.
Mr. Rockwell, OF Connecticut, moved TO take up
the bill providing for the organization of the Terri
torlal Government tin Oregon, and make it the spe-
cial erder of the day for the 9th March
NEW York, March II, p. M-Meetings were
held in the several wards of the city for tue choice
OF delegates for the four Congressional districts OF
the city, and TO appoint delegates to the National
Convention. Sixteen wards heard from had elected
delegates unanimously for Henry Clay.
There was collision between the steamer VA
zoo and the SULTAHA, on the Ohio, which resulted
in sinking the latter. The cargo nearly a total
loss Insured for nearly $4,000. No lives lost
The blowing up of the steamer FroIic and the
loss OF several lives, turns out TO be mistake.
The Exchange Bank, of Virginia, at Petersburg
was robbed OF $4,000 on Saturday night last.
NEW YORK MARKET, MARCH ii, 2BP NJ
Wheat is wanted and held at 81 40 a 80 for
good samples. Sales of $4,000 bu Genessce-
Corn dull at j2c. a SOC for common parcels. Prime
white is bringing rather more. Oats is 50 cents
Pork continues dull. The receipts OF lard and
picked meats are light.
BUFFALO MARKET MARCH II, 50 p. NJ
There is no new features worthy OF special no.
tice in the money market The inactivity which
prevails in produce causing the limited
inquiry for accommodations at the Banks.
and Keeping the market in an easies state. Oiun-
current funds there is about the usual amount
aholt with variation in rates. Western being
taken at J; Canada at a y. The market Tor
flour is dull. They ask s. 25 for good common
brands, and 50 a IS for Genessee Wheat is
without change, and may be quoted at 81 a / IS
Corn nominally, Is 50 cts. Provisions, moder
ate business doing. Clover seeds 81 50; limo
thy 81 70 s. 90.
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TERMS.

TnE TELEGRAPH is printed on sheet equal in
size 10 the largest paper in the territory and fur
pshes more reading matter than any other paper in
the county The terms of subscription, which IN
der ordinary circumstances we shall always rgidly
adhere to, are as follow:
81 - per year IN aarance
% per year if paid within 3 months afrer
subscribing.
so if paid alter,three and within six months
of the time of subscribing.
. IS is paid after months and within the year
3 90 on all subscriptions which remain unpaid
beyond the year.
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bbls mixed Michigan at IS 25. Good
straight brands sell al s. 27!. No change
in grain, Glover seed 81 80. Timothy
2 %. The rain of yesterday prevented
the receipts of produce.
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Foreign Items.
Py The britannia

!
! The Swiss Diet have expelled the Jesuits frorr
| all the Cantons. 1t also appropriated the funds o
| the Sunderland to the payment of the war ex
! penses
/ All proceedings in the Courts of Denmark
against political offenders have been cancelled ans
annuIIed by the king Frederick VII He has also
resolved to give a liberal contribution to his people
and proposes TO abdIcate in favor OF Frederick
/ Ferdinand, brother Of the late king.
! A girl has been killed in England by Choro
form, administered 10 aay pain while having heI
toe nail taken of. The Chloro!orm produced con
! gestion OF the lungs.
! The Duchess de Montpenser-sister TO the
Queen of Spain--is in a condition which promises
an heir.
Louis Philippe has visited Jerome Bonaparte
the ex-king OF Wes,phalia
There is no news of importance from India
The Punjaub and Scinde we're tranquil and except
III Goomsoor. where disturbances continued, all
was tranquil
Tea is about to be introduced in British India
from China Government appropriated EiOOUO
sterling Tor the establishment Of tea plantations Oh
the Beas.
There is no immediate prospect of satisfactory
Postal Arrangement with England, but ultimately
we think something Will lie adopted, by each party
yielding something.
The commercial navy of Austria at the end OF
1917 consisted of 81 sailing vessels of the aggre-
gate tonnage of l64,9}G tons, showing an increase
OF 10000 tons 1916. Austria also possesses 81
steamers belonging to Austrian Lloyds, OF the
aggregate amount Of 97o2 tons and $3.50 horse
power There are - steamers on the stocks
The French system Of CONSUMPTION is about to
lie adopted throughout the papal domnons
The Seine is frozen over at Paris, and is daily
trayersed by great numbers OF skaters and sliders
said that b,lp X aIar he At
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Smikc SAYS that man left harness out
one night, and in the morning there was no
traces Of it to he found. The man could
not curb his Indignation; bat those who
heard Of his carcics>ncss in leaving il cur,
ia0n PITY him biz