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three per cent the stock of the Washington Branch
The London Gazette In speaking Of the late rail-

three per cent ON the stock of the
The London Gazette, In speaking OF the late rail-
road panic In Great Britain, says
"The impression has got abrosd-in many GASES too
well founded-that dividends paid out OF capital
dividend 10 declared and q call announced at one
and the same time he dividend is at the rate Of
capital whilst tho cali is at the same rate on the
amount of the share thus, as We Q few days back
Marked one pocket Is enriched In order to abstract in
equal degree from the contents of the other The
old probsrb of robbing Peter to pay Paul, is to all
int nts and purposes fully illustrated by such pro-
ceed,ng There must be, % have before advocated
q thorough reformation in railway management In
tenigibe and honest accounts must be presented at
half yearly meetings, dividends must be paid out Of
'cslls made in such rapid succession, and economy
must be praotised. When these matters thus briefly
and present interests Of seduously looked
after then change will taks place. and railway pro-
perty attain the position IL should occupy In the
estimation Of capitalists, both great md small"
These remarks will apply with much truth and
force to railroad companies in this country as in
Great Britain Tho depreciation In prices for several
Of railroad stocks, has been caused partially by
this system Of paying interest the instruments as
asst they paid in, out Of the capital in fact
robbipg Peter to pay Paul. We have no wish to add
tho slightest fraction to the burdens which already are
depressing these companies low; but as there are
many who daily tempted to purchase these Stocks
In consequence of the great reduction in the pyce 1t
is necessary that the actual condition and prospects
of each of these companies should be understood
These works all necessary for the Of
the internal of the country and it is nsoes
sary that they should be completed at as early day
as possible There is no doubt they will be- but in
accomplishing that desirable result, many Of the orr
gnal subscribers will b. ruined aud those who come
at the eleventh hour win make fortunes out Of them
These things sufficient to deter all from subscrib-
ing to the capital stock of any railroad
company and it will hereafter be almost impossible to
fill up the stock Of any company which NAV be
formed.
The quantity Of coal transported on the different
lines connected with the anthracite coal regions of
Pennsylvapia for the week ending the 25th inst was
as annexed -
ANTHRACITE Coal TRADE.
Week ending Oct rs, lSfS Previously. Total
Philadelphia and Reading r. tona 2s6l4 lO2iE 1852 Bl
Schuykin Coal Co. do. l2lg 1902 3lt 374423
Iekigh Canal. ...........d do. 1919 6799T 59999S
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DIAMOND u WARNINGS MENAGERIE, NOW ExHI-
H biting at Niblos Garden Mr. Pierce and Miss Adna the
Lion King and Queen, will appear during each exhibition Doors
open from 10 to IL to- and to9 =. NJ Admission Is
cents-Children III der 10 years half price,
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A negro has taken hts sest In the French National
bly,, as representative of Guadsloupe Two ne
qroes aud two mulattoes have been elected.
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- RAND Observation-Disclosures OF VERA CRUZ
~ &c, 598 Neutrality-suspicious. in the Gulf Burning the b.
Creoe shpurech OF the somers Arrival of the
and Ships sesmng and sailing along Real
fed by moving fgues Grand Bombard by day night
Splendid yrotechnic fleets and bursting Shells Every Figure
Ship Beat &c. Is An Overture every evening TcSes
80 cents Children half price, Family and ap
picaton at the Hall Open at commences at Wednesday
and Saturday afternoon ats.
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BROADWAY THEATRE A. MARSHALL. PROPRIE-
torNonday evening October 70 will be aot the play Of
the LADY OF LYONS Claude Menoo Mr. Murdoch Colonel
Damas, Mr. Vachs; Eeansean Mr. Frederickg C'Avs Mr..
Shaw Mons DsschsppeNes. Mr. Matthews Pauline, Mas Y.
With the farce called the AREA pE-wigOn, Mr. Hadswsy
drewS Mrs cloud, Miss Hildr,tn; Mis- Moss Mrs Wata
Dress Uirco and Parquete rs Family Circle e.
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RAhNUMs AMEaIcAN MUsEUM-P T. BARNUM. PRO

PAhNUGS AMERICAN MUSEUM.-P. T. BARNUM PRO-
- pretor; Hitchcock. Manager Splendid performances
every afternoon and evening airy o'clock Major Lten
stand alone Great Western the Yankee Comedian Tho Sable
Brothers, perb talented band of Negro Singers
&c. Pete Morris, Comic singer The Highland Mammoth
Boys Enormous Boa Constructor Living Fairy
Family Infant Vesrs Wax Scripture Statuary Madam Rock
WELL the famous Fortune Teller privately consulted at
charge of % cents Admission tho whole including
Museum Performances Little Fingers &c. rs children
under ten Of and old enough walk Alone 2
Reserved front seats, shilling each extra
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MINUTE EXPENSES OF THE UNITED STATES Gov.

GROWTH OF WMMINaToN.-We clip the follow
ing from the Blue Hens Chicken-"One ndred years
ago, Wilmington contained only thirty four houses
Wis Fourteen houses on Mark street, on King
street, willing (now French street; three OF
Walnut street three on Shipey street, Orange
street, one on Third street Second street,
three Front street. six Water street and
open lot between French and Walnut, Second and
Third streets Now city contains at least three
thousand housesn We think there must be some
mistake in this Fifteen hundred houses would be
nearer the mark.
Car.-WN. II. Beebe 81 Co., Hatters,
respectfully Their friends and public thu
interruption their business upon
their establishment at 1856 Broadway, win
sor, period Motive exerons
the dsmagesbe will be completed
and in very few days their business viii he resumed
NIB. W. IT, Becbe Co desire respectfully their
thanks TO the Fire d. for their active and efficient
sance the referred whereby they
much additional lots and damsge.
The Richelieu Diamond Pointed Gold
Pens DO superior article the
kind now In The points fine smooth
elasticity Of quill sold only by b. f. Watson Co. No is
Wall street. Gold Tens repaired.
The Cheapest and Best Place In the city
street. the American Museum quality of French
Calf Dress Boots 81 90 second do. So so ST. Congress Boots
from 81 so to 81 French Patent Leather Boots 81.
1000 Over Coats, Rich Lining. q tn 10
dollars 200 Clocks 81 Si2 800 dress frock Costs French
cloth aud TRIMMINGS 81 to Sl2 Pants al 10
fresh fr, auction great bargains S. Suit Store corner Mas
and Beekman streets
Brady's Gallery of Daguerreotype Por.
traits and Family GROUPS Nos ~ Broadwsy 80 door
south Of St Pauls Church. 3D. 3D. and th sto Hours fcsm
Sin the morning until sis in the evening.
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THE PUBLIC ENrREE INTO NEW YORK or SANDS

TIE PUBLIC ENTREE INTO NEW Y0aK or SANDS,
i Lent Co q Hippoferaean Arena and Circus with all
Elepksnt Cames norss Ponies Chsros and Carriages be-
longing to that immense establishment will take place Mon
morning October s0h The will the head
Bresdway at 10 o'clock and will pass down the Battery
thence through Greenwich to vesy vesey Park
Bowcry Bowery the place of exhibition, Eighth
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DANORAMA OF TAYLORS CAMPAIGN IN MEXICO, Al
the Minerva Rooms 4o6 Broadway, shows natural life
the Marches Encampmen Battles fought by Gen Taylor
II also gives correct vews tho country towns cities &c It
before o'clock Afternoon exhibitions "Wednesday
and Saturday commencing at O'Clock. Admission 2b cents.
Schools admitted reasonable No
pamphets Children half price II will leave the city
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M ELLIS OLYMPIC THE TRE-NOyDay RyuNINo

M ITCHELLSULYMPICTI iEATRE-MONDAY'EVBNING
A October 3d. the entertainments will Commence with ltho
JACOBlTE-Jehn Duck Mr.. Holland; Major Murray Mr. AR.
nold Lady somsriord Miss Phillips After which, en-
titled EShERALDAQ uasimodo Mr. Nokinson; Grep rora
Mr. Conover Esmerada Mss Cannon be followed BY
the farce of the YOUNG SCAAP-hr Aldew Mr. IIolIa
Joseph Clark General Beauvois Mr. Nioknson Manly
Mrs Henry To conclude with HUNTING
Dandeon Mr.. Holland; Mr. Turtle Mr. Clark Mrs. L.
Roberta Doors At oclock-ourtain past
o'clock.
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X S1SNCf~ CdhubEbsu oINEET.-HVNUAI
evening" Dot ~ will be played the farce Of the WINDMILL
-samIssn Lowe. Mr. T. Jchns. Marian Miss Chapm IN.
After which the new farce of ANYTHING FOR CHANGE
MI Honeyba Mr. Raymond Mrs. Houeyb bait Mrs a. Knight
, M s5oSgham AeI which Prof Rey and his
DAN kEYSER DE BAsS00S-Dan Keyter Mr. Johnston; Ma,
poeon Llywhte, Nr Hurley Mary Miss c. Chapman
Family Circle or Second s Is os Doors past
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John Try0h Corporal ThompgOn Managers-Monday
evening" October thGreet Triple ToupsMas,er Hernandez
Napoleon the most astonishing rider in Dancing
horse and pony, Haidee aud Romeo psned
trainer Mr. Darius Laughable Sayings Funny
John Gossn the Yorok Of the 10Th century Mr. B. Carroll
With La Petit syRhde In variety Of extraordinary attitudes
Ponies Romeo and Juliet will give exhibition won
deru tk and training Boxes 80 cents upper boxes
Doorsopen athalf past 6-performauce at
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7 MON COURSE, l. NOTWITHSTANDING. 8TH
~ Oct, ~ o'clock r. M Purse 5000 Mile heats. best
in D. in harness. Hunt enters b. Jack Rossi.er A. Conk
lin Dr. Lady sutton. The leave Ferry
the Course ut o'clock T. NJ and return after the
H. D. GREENE Propr etor.
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~ CSatham-Monaay Evening. October 30. will DO acted
Shakespeare tragedy OF RICHARD IlRichard Mr. j. Scott
Richmond Mr.. Stark; King Henry, Mr. Pardey ickngham
Mr. Palmer Catesby Mr. Richardson Stanley Mt Taylor
e Mr. Linden Sir William Brandon Mr. Turner Earl of Nor
folk Mr. Seymour Pembroke, Mr. Willis Sir Robert Bracksn-
bury, Mr. Thompson Sir James Trre Morton; Lady Anne
Miss Emily Meteyer Queen Elizabeth, Mrs Chapman. To
conclude with the farce Of the MUhMY-Ginger Blue
Rce Dr. Gaen Mr. rardey Lucy Miss Miles, MIRA Chap
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TIC Chenpcst hhu Best PInce In the City
10 get good Boots. Shoes and Caer JONES' IA Ann
street, the American Museum quality French
Calf Dress Boots 81 90 second do 50 80 Congress Boots
from So 50 to So French Patent Leather Boots 81
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Pens are acknowledged TO be most superior article OF the
kind in The points smooth and have the
elasticity Of quill sold only by f. Watson Co. No. is
Wall Gold repaired.
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Brady's Gallery OF Daguerreotype Por-
traits and Family GROUPS Nos 905 Broadway Sd door
south Of St Paus Church. 3D. ID and 9TH stors Hours
3 in the morning until sis in the evening
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CTATEN ISLAND FERRY.-THE STEAMBOAT STATEN
- Islander will follows Leave New York at O. IL
Slom- and 6k o'clock Leave Quarantine at TO- H. and
6o'clock
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INTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE OIL eAINTINGS-
II COOLEY. KEESE L. HILL will sell ON Monday aud Tues
day evenings Oct h and 3ls their Room 1871 Broad
of Dey street. o'clock very large ex
ceedngly valuable Collection of Oil Pain Just received FRI
Europe embracing works Of distinguished Aasers
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DARK THEArRF.-MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 30
L will be performed the farce Of FOUNDED on FACTS
Captain HAr wood Mr. Barrett Mira. Skepo Miss
lor Aer which the comedy Of the IRISH AMBAS5AOO8sr
Patrick OPleniPo Mr. Msnros Power Grand Duke Mr. Haml
dews sbsa Miss Mary Taylor To conclude with farce
Tim Mr.. Povey Bombardine, Mr. Hunt Mr. Lawrence Mr..
Warw ck; Lady Dundeord Mrs. Gilbert Dress Circle IS
Family Circle 80 Upper Boxes rs cents Pit 3 cents
Gallery 12 Doors open u before at7
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A UCIlON NOTICE-TO DRUGGISTS, APOTHECARIES
n &c On Monday at lO ocock wl be sold. shine by
order Of Taylor Assgaeethe entire stock of wholesale
and retail drug store comprising superior Of ari
the line. Ako the fitting up the store
counters shelving, drawers. scales glass pmery
TIIUS BELL. AN tionaer.
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ID will Be performed the drama called LIFE-Bas Nil.
ford Mr. J. b Hall; Mr. Milford Mr. smi H. Hawkeye Nc
Jordan; slanty jim Mr.. c. Warwick; Augustus Fuzze Mr.
WinanT Barbara Milford Mrs Tlton; Betty Bright Mrs Su
in their Negro conclude with the comedy
Eliza Miss r Gordon Mrs. Swansdown, Mrs Sutherland;
Mrs Marley Mrs Boadey Doors open ut 6Hpsrformsnce
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+ TEIS SHOULDMEET THE EYE OF MARGARET TARR
widow Of the late William arr she requested send adj
dress, cp ferst at the Planters HOTEL Albany
Of Greenwich York. where she will see her
| ate husiasds lr cher. Gilmore Tar
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THOMAS II. SELBV & CO.,
AUCTHONEERS,
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS

AND COm MlSSAON Va EzESCE1A AN lS,
No. so MAIN ST., (Hobbs' BIock) WORCESTER,
NJ GUILD inform the citizens CT Worcester that they
w have established themselves in the Auction and
Commission business at the above place, and that they
vii! be pleased receive consgnments of property of
every descriptions to be sold either at auction or private
sale,
Persons having second hand FURNITURE and wishing
to dispose OF the same will find this the best season If the
year to sell We also will give particular attention to
the sale of REAL ESTATE, Personal Property IN any
part of the County.
Our experience and knowledge of The Auction business
we uust will enable give entire satisfaction to those
who may do business with us Every ding We warrant
good or perfect not the money OiH be returned BY
conducting our business honorable principles hope
to secure the confidence Of the public.
We have in store, and constantly receiving great
variety OF Goods be sold Auction private SALE and
would invite purchasers call and Of
NEW SOFAS, ROCKING CHAIRS,
MATTR ASSES, LOOKING GLASSES,
BROADCLOTHS, LINENS, &c. g
BLANKETS, CARPET BAGS, and TRUNKS.
Also several Chests of superior Young Hyson and Sou
chong TEA, Crushed and other SUGARS with many other
articles all of which will be sold private sale, at ex~
tremey low prices.
Sales OF property consigned to will be settled imme-
diately
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CitV 0ntical Rooms,

United States Block, main entrance up STAIRS
j. P. PAINE Il SON, Opticians,
VIZ OULD respectfully inform their numerous friends ana
w the public generally, that owing the liberal pat
orGage bestowed upon them, they have been induced TO
from their old their present commodious
rooms where they will be most happy to wait on all ihose
who may require their services Alter an experience OF
gears devoted exclusively to the manufacture and sale
of SpectGcIes they feel confident OF rendering entire Sails
action to those who honor them with their iaVoFs'
CAUTION
Whereas it has been represented the undersigned by
individuals that they have been imposed upon
by certain dealers in Speciacles who have seld them
spurious article, purporng TO be manufactured by me
Observation-Disclosures, would take inis opportunity
informing rends and The public generally
that AGENTS. and the only place an Forces
ter, where PAINE's PARABOLA fPECTACLEs can be
obtained, is at
The City Optical Rooms, U. States Block,
and they would respectfully invite all these who have to
artificial aid for impaired vision call and test
the quality Of the above named Specaces (whtiher they
purchase or not9 as adjusted by the OPTOME Err This
nAeued by j n p Paine, for the purpose
adjusting the Lenses of the spectacle 10 meet any
defect OF the eye, whether proceed from distorted OF
uneQnazed VISION cataract or IN TACT almest any cause
but absolute blindness e.4
We claim for thoe g the following properties viz.
ls learnes and finish to be surpassed or eqnaled
by Lenses OF foreign domestic manufactures %,
alteration Sd they can be worn any length of time
when fitted by the Optomeier without atigdlng the eye
Occasoning the slightest Inconvenience 4h, they
pTeSeTte the S'ght and in many cases restore a.
All those qualities claim for our Speclacles and we
respectfully invite those who doubt and all others, to call
us and satisfy themselves by personal examination.
The annexed paragraph is the opinion of j. v c. SMITH,
NJ d. the celebrated Lecturer Optics and the Eye.
He says, through the columns of his Medical Journal:
The Editor he's leisurey examined Mr. Paines inyen-
tion, and without hesitation, express belief that
it not only very ingenious but very useful instru
men and is destined Tor an extensive reputation, when
fairly brought before the public. Every
Optician in large cities would find his account in hav
ing an OptOmeter in his establishment"
The above opinion is but the echo of numerous others,
with which will weary ycur patience, but will
merely say, call and judge for yourself whether these
things are So
N. B. SEXTANTS, QUADRENTS, SPY GLASSES,
and all manner Of Optical Instruments repaired at short
noiice. JOHN p. PAINE s. SON.
Worcester. April 10. dwtf
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New England House,

NOs kAA broadway nearly opposite wan STeet
New York.
- FSHE above named house having undergone mate
f;A rial alterations and been fitted up in superior
lGsA manner for Ladies and Gentlemen who may want
transient board, will hereafter afford desirable
G0mmodaons to all who may desire quetness and agree
able society. strictly temperance house and located
in the immediate vicinity OF business, which makes it
pleasant for business The proprietor assures the
public and his former friends that every exerton will beF
ronage he has already received which very gate
full. N. b. Price 81 IS per day.
Aug. 5, 1916. stiff P. WIGHT Proprietor.
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Look at This /!

ia 'J7HE subscriber will sell his FARM, situated rs
sum L minutes drive from Main ST., WoreesterJ on
%s4the Barre Road, aiming about eighty acres-l9
of which is covered with Wood aud Timber; has good
supply Of early and winter Fruit, in bearing state well
fenced with wall and good supply water per-
haps can he found any other estate OF equal size
Said will be sold together or divided as may best
suit, For particulars, please call on
Worcester, Dec 8. If BENJAMIN FLAGG.
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Upton, Grafton, N. e. Village, and
WnyCpStpr FynrPSS.

- sTa THE subscriber mas commenced running
%sggJS%SSsG4A L a Stage and from Upton daily,
E-1S=z%zsAA Sundays excepte ~ TO connect with the
lie between Worcester and Grafton, leaving Upton Hotel
at ST AM. and returning viii leave the Central Hotel
Wo cester at ST PM.
The Grafton and FORESTER Stage W II twice day
leaving Worcester at 100 Am. and 5! m.
Books kept the G alton Hotel, at L. Nj. Smiths Post
Office, n. E. Village, Central Hotel Worcester, and also
at the General Stage Office, No. Merchants Row.
1t is very necessary all Express Business should be
accompanied with written orders and signed personally
that il may done with correctness.
July T. dwtf TYLER HARRINGTON.
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@0SrON ~ WORCESTER RAIL ROAD
BsS,s LastsssSl sssE<5A4sss55 kss-zsS f1s5sSaS-T
. *



Summer Arrangement commencing May L.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS.
Teare Worceste, at 81, 81 II Il. M 40 and p M.
The last on the arrival of the New Haveh Tram
The 81 NJ train will take up no one east OF birmingham
Passengers will leave Mihbury at 81 M. and 81
PASSENGERS will leave Hoiston at A. NJ. and Al
The 44PM train will stop at Way Stations take
up passengers.
Leave BOSTON at ~ Am ,24, a, 54P.M.
The A. NJ train will stop only take up passengers at
WAY Stations for Sp' ngteld or beyond, to take UP
passengers for Worcester at Way stations tUes Of Fra
ainghaT.
The A. train tViH land no east Of FraminghFm.
The train will stop east of Frauingham except
take up Western Railroad passengers Brighton
Thursday.
The train is the New York Steamboat Train, to
Norwich to run as heretofore, without stops, except
Framingkam.
Passengers for MIbry and HolfiSto will take the AM
and P M trains. Passengers for the Norwich Railroad
will take the AM. and 24 NJ. trains.
n B. The A. and P. trains ake passengers at
Boston for New York, via New Haven.
Bro0kne Special Trains.
Leave Brookline at 4 g. and IL and 2, 81 e.
Leave Boston al IL 81 10 and l23, o. A. Ct & u
Ne10ton Special Trains.
cave Lower Falls at 6 and 81 AM % and 6 PM.
Leave Boston at II AM, Ia 81, 81 anu PM.
SarsnUiHe Special Trans.
cave Saxonvie at 81 Am. and % Pm
Leave Boston at 81 and .est.
Boston. May l, ls45. If WIN PARKER, Sup't.
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REMOVAL,
MARLBORO HOTEL,
229 washington Street. Boston,

"a TOHN COE having become proprietor OF the
kH.HA q MARLBORO HOTEL, commends his house to
ass the patronage of the public The better to
modate the increasing business of the Hotel and make
1t more worthy support several aud elegant parors
and sleeping chambers have been added the whole
nished and improved making the Marlboro hotel Of
the most eligble pleasant and desirable public
the metropolis Situated in the of Boston, the
principal Rail Road Depots, Post Office the principal
Churches the places OF business and of general resort
offers inducements TO the traveller business pleasure
exceeded by other Hotel. The Marlboro is the Oldest
Temperance House in the country. 1t has always been
true to It's profession Family worship is maintained
evening and morning in which all who choose unite The
seal public approval has been placed upon the regua
tions and management of this house, and more fiat
terng than now With table second to none in the
country, with ample and pleasant apartments with
tive and peCu servants and with the personal aen
tion of the proprietor the comfort of his guests the
Undersigned with great confidence invites travellers both
native and foreign, to test the qualities his house.
which comfort quiet and elegance blend.
JOHN COE, Proprietor.
Boston, Mass, May %, l947. If
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second hand MachiUerv for snIe.a
2JACKs 100 spindles each in GOOD rynnug order and
nov now ~ use By the subscribers 81 W
mahi En- i'T stocking yarn, 36 spindles superior
Uxbrdge, April 20. "' Sms
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New Lime of Stages from Princeton
Wore ester, SOuthbridge, and Sturbridge
STAGE,

In connection Wsth The NOrtoch and Worcester Railroad
HaSssSz GA 8, THE subscriber respectfully IN.
ggsSaSkE 10y gAE1 forms the public that he has
GsE-SiJ J6 IJ9 esatshed line of Stages to
run between Webster, South,
bridge and turbridge Leave Southbridge st NJ and
arrive Mt Webster in time to take the 81 train OF
Worcester and Boston, arriving Boston at III A. NJ
RETURRING-LeaveB Boston at q and Worcester nj
II M, arriving at Southbrdge 81 P NJ thus giving
Southbrdge passengers 2 hours in Boston and return the
same day. II Passengers for Worces will be set down
at the Norwich ana Forester Depot.
Tickets be obtained of the subscriber anil at Pheps'
Jeweiry Store in Souhbridge through Worcester and
at the Norwich and Worcester Railroad Ticket Ofice
through to souhbridge Fare By this route is lolV
by any other.
All business ntrused to the subscriber will be prompt
iy and faithfully attended to.
10 Office i'll Worcester at the Am. Temperance House
May ls. JOSEPH SHEPARD