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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19

slcxs ~ aIIssouaL- Senator Atchison Of
Missouri, Prssident protein Of the United
States Senate tsays the Charleston Coprisr)
has sent 10 the prcssa manifesto against tho
doctrines of the late speech Of his colleague,
Senator Benton; and Willard p. Hail.
Member Of Congress. from the Same Stats.
Although he refused to sign tho Southern
Adde'S, is now understood to be.on tho
same platform with Senator Atchison against
thegfeat HISTORIAN, whose downfall aahomo
seems 10 be Swallowed forth by coming events.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19

g4tHous vs. BENToN-The Penl1eton
Messenger announces the reception, and in
tended publication ia its neSt number, Of q
reply from Mr. Calhoun to tiie late speech Of
Senator Benton, at Independence, Missouri.
WeIhnticipato an able. interesting, aud tri-
umphant response from our own favorits
statesman. e. Charleston Is CO. CoH,ysr. I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
THE BEST JOKE OF tue SEASON.

4
Ono Of the crack military companies Of
New York went on an excursion to a heieh.
boring village. and after partaking Of an En-
ccllcnt dinner, the mem bers Of the company
separated, each going his own way for q
short distance. One Of them, cycling al beau
tiful arbor close by, entered it, and tested
himself on an inviting bench, which, upfor-
tunately for his white pantaloons, had re-
csived fresh coat Of green paint about an
hour previously This, he did not Observe
a. he planted himself on il, and puEad his
fragrant segar with great comfort Hi
Suddenly, the rsEeille vas beaten-ap our
hero jumped, his rear having very ye7aant
appearance On account Of the shostness
of the coat.tails Of the company, the calami-
ty which had occurred 10 him vas INN cdiate-
ly observed, bHt In wrong light entirely
It was whispered that lie vas attacked With
cholera, and away the company scampered
for medical assistance In ten minutes no
less than fye medical men we're in attend
ance, each stocked With camphor, opium,
capsicum, and 4 variety Of! other drugs, and
each of whants insisted upon the patient
swallowing bis prescription Immediately
Il was in vain that the poor fellow pro.
itespd-down the drugs should go--and it
was some time before be could convince bis
.feliow-soldiersl AID the doctors that he was
as well as any Of them After tho truth was
elected tho company INDUCED in Hearty
laugh, and the yictin, who by this timc was
ehOlcric enough,fremaincd over night, 10 get
his unmentionableS washed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
THE FARMER.
.sFIRRINc THE EARrHa

/ In frequently stirring the earth, there
several important advantages It l9os
thsEsoil, apd makes it permeableI to reqe.
plants. Itfnely pulyerizas the soil Tel 4. =
the sods and clods, and mixos the IL
kinds or layers of soil turned uEpas.
plough together, and mixes the INFECT.
| II 9ithsthe soil We have plouSseedg
! swsrd for immediate sowing, VIZ faaoE =
! and by n1anuring and the aado
| The harrow and eultivator, tet| h
Of fne filth, and well Ia Id
plants, like old, uelloVtts 6ues. r.
/ BY stirring the soil Il 10 rest,
I new surface TO the8 S2d 20 i'm F.
BY the elements i Is IS place IN this T
phere. But if q or cultiyating
crust Is foEkill witch or couch
proTelept q hoxious plants, the
way Hopgby the means used to
land ofts9th which it Is Infssteq
grass, s1bor Is not sspsss merely --t
soil betsI sf 4L- ,szol eaa & y
eraaieA up IN dsesRdssOil PlOrgei
to rs4''g : q q frequent stirring
pierre all aS weeds are dss.1 pa
Mng ne s 'sasoro they become arg.
Binder age' ~ I'm rutrirent, OF requIs
lie plants =. 20 destroy them
deal d. lapos .,,9ad Of his work So =
ner epn Keep ] ' ostsn lust as the weees
IS silIage la ,,,ls 0,rsl great deal q la-
arted, be Fla b 3 8 sssivssnssge in haylpg
q sldes# ne best condition u . 9saTs avs,
~ coed crop. S Sraoa your crop,
ioI II En- mn ,uiring Feec y "a !, NAV.
our crop VII! !. is e aid, aProtscs you, s
s4ual Pr0RRT / ssssd s and sour crop HHli
49, ~, ag4aitnst want, ~ sbeapest
Ct yop ss;Sring the soil i me ~ 1ainst
equsnas 81, i pretection Of crops slaS ii
most etisstu soig shat IS often stlrIsS - !.
ght. The son ~. ta slrnost to the suFiass.
NM NM Which Is neglecseeeesi IL z not admit
8 Or srna .:oe ne dry to . greas 80. ~ 3
his operatIssl ESQ. ], Why whsat soH 's.s =
this i one !. "a IS other erops ~
y, a S,e way. yiela more sSa ;,se Wenzg
sown proauv ~srarks on this snplsss't Nan.
Ike further 1s ..,lt;Tsfor IS aware o aS ss-
Every gooa sS e 4 stirring II 81.
rtsn : - rTnctisss on this rs'ns ' IL IN
d e lPr r Lot thoso " n Z l.s.
Lent g. e' rs subject, ,slest p>s, h. 'I' :
pubs e. Z. ~ lar 8 ard ras5k ins 1e-s'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19


E. A VENERABLE AND AMiABLE Pain 1t is
with deep regret we learn that John Y. Ma
son, Esq, the late Secretary Of the Mary.
has lost'in less thaa4one month both his ex-
cellent parents They were distinguished
By all tie virtues which grace private life -
They lived and they died in Greensvills
county, Virginia. on the sane farm and d
the same house where they had settled in
1882. soon after their marriage Mr. Ed.
munds Mason died on the 9th May last, in
the-80lh yearTof his age and bis wife On the
22d Jqhe, in the 10th year Of her age They
had BEEN married 81 years Mr.. Mason. bad
lived n al tie comfort of Virg inia ghhtls>
man, BLESSED with fine health and spirsts. =
No man could have been happier IN Lisfami.
II. Mrs Mason had uniformly expressGd 10
hope that she would not survive him and ID
the time Of His DEATH declared the opiuicn
that she would soon follow him Her wish
has been grati6ed and they rest togStter,
lamented by their friends, and respected 6yI
every ono who knew them Union.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
A PARTING SCENE BETWEEN TWO
FRESHMEN. IN i

Irishman, generally speaking, are nat ID.
ted for any great forethpnght concerning
their temporal welfare, but in anything re,
latingtt to the spiritual they exhibit ami unu-
sual Share Of shrewdness, as is illustrat la in
tho following ease, which occurred Oh the
frontiers of the State Of Maine, between
Jenny McGeeand Pat MEG sFlin Pst BE-.
Ing called to visit lis neighbor Jenny Niece,
ana hear his last words Of farewell Before
tshu1iing of this mortal cbil, 2 be dcnne his
bestsuit of clothes, smoothing bis usual cheer
full phis into unusual gravity, and made his
appearance at the bedsideIef his5old fIiend.
Upon meeting hin, Pat exclaimed
swell, Jenny, 4 understand tAe doctors
have given ye UP"
jim Yes Pat; its over wid men
Pat.-tafter q pause -'ttlY ell Jenny, 20
hve'nt been great sinneFs-ye'll goi9 the
good place IL
Jin.--A oh, yes Patio be shuro 4 stole
some Of the government timber
n Pat (takinG Jsmmy's hand, ind assuming
. diplomatic air)-a Well, farewell 10 yer;
when ye reaches the good place, tell them
you're aeeA acquainted wid Pat McGaHlin, .
H Here Pat started for the door, but as i
suddenly thihkingof Jenaly's dishonesty in
stealing the government tim her, he wheeled
around to his friend, and seriously and car,
nestly exclaimed Nh . FsI 4
\ But Jenny, if anything happens 10 10
that yc shouldn,t go to TIE ether place, list tell
them 80 2os,! kr5w dtaik a lsor1 05oat me- y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
!. ] c Bis TJ NE hal
sS4siSL.StG AVID SU.M.MER
CL0T HIN G III!

=
AN hand and sof saie, the, largest arEd behs as
NIssoFtulsptqt Spring and Summer ci1shIag, at
yfices yefy lngsh ffainced.
COATS. sfI
Coats Of exrfy Ysriety embracing iii The latest
slylcs; and 81 81 ifhFrhred Ell, and mike ir6I -75
egss 10 !, e3. 4. 6;6 $40. and apwaTH2 I'M +
FA IL IANTALooNS.
rantaiehns HfsB1il kinds, from rs cts ID l.,
i5O n ~, aiti also very fasAipnAsls style.
NE LsInafitns s,1igF, - io~ as 3, 800, $s. and
rsEsrs. ++ I
CasAmefe, III AFseslss, Valencia; fraGn 80 qtE, 70
et=sji 3, ESQ 50. sa,ad upwards.
alsTs u ii HONS CLOTHING. III
Always on hana DC aIgesl aud, beSt assortment
nf Boys CRpihiAseter oiiered In this eiiy. N
4 ;As splendid assortment Of CL0TES and CAS-
SEai Err ES ef lie hazst make tngethsr With large
Hhd handsome y ritsy oil SILK and MAR Sci ES
YES TIN 4S, ". ,ich wil be made up to order ih The
hes'S manner ~ edz cent less than The aecusl9med
Psicss. andEia all esses beauaful ct guaranteed,
sH AT COSTUME HALL,
Corner sfIE'raA gssa and csatse 1hsrket Ssaor.
lRal,imols. niafrb 10, isi9.--iy.
LIZ A,iaehqd ID Ehc above is one Of The largest
andlnosi ektensive SHIRT FACTORIES III the
country erAhfaeine Every variety and make u pr-
res which Saunoi iaa 10 please any ono Wishing to
'f II 4 - ONE PRlcEqoNLYi ia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19

1rHY oung ladies should never OBJ eetlto
being kissed by editors, they should mske er.
eryIallowahce for the freedom Of he press"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19

10 Mr. Jesse Garner, Of Brandywir
Prince Georges county, Md, annouhces hir
self as an independent, no party candidate 4
Congress. from the first Congressional ldi
trict of MARYLAND, and states decidedly. th,
if ne is elected, be viii sctve--he q via {
nothing else, He PUTS farth his claims, f
having been i'll the Mexican war, in whic
be says, be showed tho Eeight Of sword
and gave many striking proofs Of his atilit
and thinks, that il be should be electeti.
would discharge bis duties a. well as son
who hase hung their hats upon q Couzf
sional peg Atany rate II says he, e h !;
tailor, Ilpledgs myself to lid ii mend; y
bysarass Of the Constitution. HcH -
rons fellow, aud promises the edit pss' i
pers who make his annoanesme -
viii fyeas, and .sif the liauor Ii sRss
tempted TO do what he neFcrI hr. my Y. Ia I
ing ~ Mexico, yst1eHf ~ n 70 his aitl
~ Why don't YOU 9roi
dear I said father ia.e when - PRO
daughter. l
body squeeass ny siAh .r, ono gdr'
What businef you know PspsS
hand squeeezed 4 squeezing osnss vi
Certainly r- go i, 'sdcgroas, Ohio, g
would like Ia 49,, made finelciols Of
- 5et9s. Mr. 5. SAYS, p s; ne 9
n,r Ma - - Y ea arsss eoat il re San's
soa. M ,5o 4 lon a. ss.ltea,ssl i
81 which y q s.s.ssssionaliylE /
= m;sa that swset 81. SET ,,osTds. SO
4 bedsteads, ch- ~ s.-s;,es Of bed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
Fsiaessrnatic nntI N.sryo,,a

Affections, aah ii relaxed condi:Hns and rtesnssri
tfes ef e stern p which Ire ethel SIX are Sui Hdct
EG~ EAe usual Slsse aesonn sllaiiogs will Ebg
provided NJ dlHnett aith Tie Baltimore ami Q4tt
K 4ilra%f Oh aaF Observation-Disclosures rriir IN me!esHlf
t.g HrA1of1 Safatnsa eAao.ueF Mineral w4stf,
coI-ianlby OH hand ii tsie iHr. Tx VA
May3i ls4o-aln JF|IE giro. TfrsrtsEH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19

How 10 Cir att. roUE Asx--DesSSre "a
women! to Iskd zlI You have, and the w
give yen nothsng, and beth Win 81.
grant III ysa ksk Fl them
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
=. H. TOWtTER,
Attorney nj Law,

sssase4as,oisn, Js5frsos ca.a rresrE.. h
OFFICE eae door West al his fathers Viii.
~ de1lce. GAuS. 3l,lisH f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19

NO1 BallkNafFtF bffiDfsH C3afles 8Hd LigNE So
BaLTIM on Z m Ill il
sInporefs ii ES EfSH. FRENCH a. GERMAN
81 E.isyf "A ~ STAPLE G0ODS.
lslAfIL VI HI RDHAla RE. 1ABLfs CUTLERY
81 1lEA1lsAla AND HAII'ERSf PLATED E
III lsISf 5.ANNEA HAREgS-AHd
Dealers Ltfass GirsRdolas Kiidsst Bdeasiis
81 4, NJ: ss s: s::.': :f'.s
nLD AMI ycpng hspSe keepers will find II greatly
~ 10 thelf I'D BY calling at 6nrlestataish
i4ent "a VIC have always the most cemplefe asscrt-
tfens from TIE eeEltaonest Kitchen utensils % the
nnest PaipF Of onr direct importation
AZ Of tAic ite W w lclrsst FTces in order 10 save
NE Eouble Of Elecsirg goods Al various places
We ageEalss ths manufacturers oil ScOIrTsS
e4isbfats4 Aial-l5 NJ 5eEEIsTGERATyORSl and
GOkTLAN 81 hF1ad Faseat COMBINATION
SHOWER EATT
/ Ralttfnefe A bril M fRf0-iy 5l lSI III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19

IN tie UnifS2 Staifs Is al No. / to Baki-
nlefs 81 fssk, Baltimozr, lid,
4 ra.rs 500 t.Isrs l. s i. s'si ssss| 1900
NT EREHANTSl and others visiting Baltimore
M are inSiled a cali and examine ih$ larges,
andhesg stock vf SlIIR rs thar has ever b}ea oifar
"a Consisting az gIL sikcs and qualities, fiji MEN
end By 81 which sef sgylc and wnf can
Aoi ~ surpassed. Advse than usual eGofts hare
bs<f made ID neHdaf lie aszortment tosntltls and
tssiFshlsi asgssg sssResh w BET1TQN.
Baltimore Maftk 81 1916. -lvSS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19

N7HaE suhsefilef seen tfor tie Pena AfnsuaI Life
4 ". insafAnce EogzaAny 81 Philadelphia, III nov
FfgRarei ipxsEefSe aF~iications for Hlspranae on
Lives 4 Is ua tle QlRai system Without iaAliliF
however. beythd iae amount Of premiums All
TFDiats q re 1npaily Ase digided Annually aasong
w tneuseds IhgPssmtakas may Be paid quarterly,
senS aBnahllYler asnnallyt or ene-kafof the pre-
inidn, II nqfe ~ 8 months Individuals insured
ieftis e51pkty bceone rneasbers oil ne corpora
ton auafstfe III trustees
The rsisA d premium with full paktidipaii.tn ii
ihe profits Arc H ldr a. any other Insiinfdn ~ this
country, aud td@er thar any Of the English Com
plnies viii only spurticn " The profs AS iAis i
asnhiect n9t gfnefzaiy understood dave provided
gnyNetf Hfsn large nnnsber cf pf0spdeilises ~ the
Company which f1IiY explain she mode 81 opera
non adrateagas sally Of The InstniIon and rules
II pTtmfuki RAica swjll Be happy4of 1rnish III any
Nho nay fees any interest on he suhi@rtl Is
II Air. ssSE 81 = LANES MILLER.
u Charles2uvnl 1utv ~ I 81g--snls sT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
! EfcrIleIey Springs, I.n.

HJHE housGof tie undersigned lis now ready Ia
u cuanpang Ftw watering places otfer create
attractions lo persons seeking either hea or iaea
sure aei shr easy access, POSITION ana Converter
arrangement Tor families in the accommbdat5pns
make this 1s desirable Retreat Tor such as l5av
The cities and law country during The warmErnod,hs
Besides the valuable 1feaKin4l properties etE Hi
TIA TER. fts efficacy as d Ia TH las bden lhpr
ousAly Rrdret il ~ A
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PIaisterlng, White Waskiag PAINT
ing and Staining. +

= lie = re 1hoge 5aSiDess il'nll of H. d4rl1rt-
He uill tEerntn an5 E0rk u ~ line VIII sill
md dt$raiths Il II rs Y II sBsst 4
ortzr a. him my 3 Ia ]. csv.srIs Ha.kl
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Leave Worcester at 8 Am and 3. As PM.
Leave Providence at $50 Am. 3l5 Pm.
FPassenger Station, Worcester in Green Street Depot.
do do Providence, in E. Wing of Passenger Depot
FREIGHT TRAIN with Passenger Car attached, leavsa
Worcester for UxLridge (where il with Special
Train for PrOvidence IL so AM from Green Street.
UXBRIDGE SPECIAL TRAINS.
Leave Uxbrdge for Providence at 7.l5 Nm s. lis P NJ
Leave Providence for Uxbrdge at IL IS M. and NJ
The Special Train from Uxbridge, and the Passenger
Car from Worcester connected with the Freight Train
will NOT be discontinued upon October 2eth previous
~ advertised
The through Trains connect at Millve with ceacheh
for Satersvlle At Whtns with coaches for East Doug
las and Whnsville At Farnums with coaches for Graf
ton centre and N g. Village At Uxbridge with coaches
for Milford and Mendon AT Worcester with trains tho
Western Railroad and Norwich and Worcester Railroad
The 645 Am. train from Uxbrdae connects aiPaw .uck
ct with trains of the Boston and Providence Railroad
Boston; and the P.M train from Providence connects
fawtucket with train from Boston,
The S45 p NJ Train from Worcester connects at Prov
idence with Boston and New York Steamboat Trains.
ISAAC HINCKLEY, Sup't.
Providence, Oct. 2 1913. dwtf
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Commencing Friday, Sept. /, 1913,

commencing FRIDAY, sept 4, 1910,
PASSENGER TRAINS will run daily Sundays except
cd, as follows -
Boston, IA. M, "A. NJ, and a Il. M
worcester, 81 A. M, 10 A. NJ aud 5 so +. M.
Albany, A. NJ. and 24 P. NJ.
Springfield, 81 Am. AMI 1t M. for Albany.
Springfield 81 A. M, It and 24 r M Tor on the arrival
OF me train from New York) for Worcester and Boston,
DAY LINE TO NEW YORK-Uia Spring field.
me Steamboat train leaving Boston at Am and Wor
eester at % AM will not stop Way Stations, unless &c
take passengers for Springfield pro-
seed directly on by way Hartford New Haven, and
arrive in New York by s p. NJ.
Returning leaves New York at A. M. and arrives al
Worcester at T. M.
FOR ALBANY AND TROY,
Leave Boston at a. M, Worcester 10 A. NJ and arrive
at Albany at P.M-or leave Boston M. Worcester
at 80 M, lodge in Springfield; leave 81 morning
and arrive in Albany at II P. NJ
The trains for Trey leave the arrival Of the trains
at Greenbush.
The trains for Buffalo leave Albany at74 A. NJ & Pm
The trains ofthe Pts6ell ard North Adams Rail Road
connect at PttsfeId
The liousatonc Rail Road the State line.
The trains for Northampton and Greenfield connect al
Springfield and passengers proceed by Stage to BTateN
boro', Windsor Bellows Falls Hanover Haverhill, &c
Stages from Charlton to Southhrdge from West
Brookeld to Ware, Enfield, New BElatree and Hardwcb
from Palmer to Three Rivers, Bechertown, Amherst
Ware and Monsoon HENRY GRAY,
Agent Western Railroad.
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LEONARD'S
Boston and Worcester Express

sz<vss<zs ne subscriber continues to run THE <
Wa4NNGN PhESS between Boston and Worcester r.,
tho safe transmission OF Packages Bundles.
Banf Notes, Specie, and Merchandise gonsrailu
Three Times each way Daily
Particular attention given paying coectns and n.
eosating notes, drafts, bs and purchasing and ,,;
merchandise, produce, etc. w ''"a
AIlpackages mast be directed to his cara.
Tho subscriber is alone responsible for proper;y
Cd to mis- care and no risk is assumed BY the Boston an
Worcester Rail R0ad Company. oA 0''
Packages BY this line forwarded from Worcester IN
Salem Newbmyport, Taunton, Fall River, and New Bed
ford also, to Portland sHd I'LL parts OF Maine =
Orders se for goods TO be returned BY this Ernre..
OFYIcEs.--ifAKNDENG cos Office. Court stree,
Boston .. II KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 1893 Main ID
woices'er. b. o. LEONARD.
rce % ioH' dM
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Worcester, Southbridge, and Sturbridse
STAGE,
In connetion iU,th he Nori0ich and Wort

-S,SSS 1-l893 forms the pubc that he haI
~ al ~ established line of Stages to
between Webster, South.
bridge and turbrdge. Leave southbrdge AT 81 AM AMI
arrive Webster in time 10 take the 81 train OF oI
Worcester and BOSTON, arriving at Boston at III A. NJ
RETURNING-Leave Boston at 2t and Worcester nj
A p. NJ. arriving Southbridge at 81 NJ, thus giving
Southbdge passengers q hours in Boston and the
same day. ~ Passengers for Worcester will be down
at the Eorwich and Forester Depot.
Tickets obtained of the subscriber and Phelps
Jeweiy IN Southbrdge through 20 Worcester and
at the Norwich and Worcester Railroad Ticket Oeice
through souhbridse. Fare by This route is lou
BY any other.
All business ntrusted to tho subscriber will be prompt
lY and faithfully attended to.
" Office in Worcester the Am. Temperance House
HAY Ia. JOSEPH SHEPAPD.
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Winter Arrangement-ls48,

W IHttT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
CCoMMODATiON TRAINS Daily except srra.v
Leave worcester at 81 and 10 A. N. and Al PM
Inc ten O'Clock Train connects with the Boston and
Boston Trains. ' 'A0
Leave Norwich u A. M, 70 NJ, and 2.45P PM
Inc Morning Train connects with the Trains of IN.
Boston, Providence, and Western Roads, The Noon
Train connects with the Boston and Providence Trans
Trains. ~
FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave worcester at 81 Am. Leave Norwich az 6 so
A.N.-(Daiy, Sundays exceped)
STEAMBOAT TRAINS
leave Boston al PM, stopping only at Franfn ghan
OF IS, Forester at So, al 81 No, ,c1
At S.42, aRd arrive at Allyn's Point at o'clock
RErURHIkG-Leave Allyns Point about O'Clock A M
on the arrival Of the Steam Boat
Passengers must procure Tickets the Station Offices
No baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars
NO smoking permitted in nptn The Passenger Cars
or Depots, g. II, r. LEE Je
Novo. sup't aad Eng. N. * w. r. R.
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Upton, Grafton, N. IL. Village, and
NXOrceS1er EXnreSS.

r-SL2Axsm THE subscriber has commenced running
EsTTs5SsAss@ Il a Stage to and from Upton daily
Es-a=sersas Sundays excepted) to connect with me
line between Worcester and Grafton, leaving Upton lote
at 81 AM and returning will leave the General stagd
Otice Worcester at P. M.
The Grafton and Worcester Stage will RON twice day
leaving Worcester at 10 AM and PM Leave Grafton
mt A. M =. and I. nj.
Books kept at the Grafton Hotel, L. NJ. Smiths Post
Office N. E. Village, and in Worcester, at the General
stage Office, first door North oftbe American Temperance
House.
very necessary that all Express Business should bH
accompanied with written orders and signed personally
that il may e done with correctness
SAINT NJ dwtr TYLER HARRINGTON
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BOSTON WORCESTER RAIL ROAD.
&s94ssa9zzs.
EstsA@S4 I1Ssszsk nzsEzzzAssZ " l-Lh
Winter Arrangement commencing Dec. rs,
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS

Winter Arrangement commencing Dec. 25.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave Worcesfsr al IT. 81, 1925 4. M, ST Pm.
Passengers will leave Mitbury at IT A. NJ and ST PM
Passengers will leave Milford n A. NJ and 345 pm
LEAVE BOSTON at 4 s An, IL M. "a &5 p M
The A. NJ. train will stop only to take 10 passepeers al
Way Stations for NeW York.
The 8 A. M train aeiU land east of Framinghpm
The NJ. train will not stop of Framingham excep
to take up Western Railroad passengers Brighton on
Thursday.
The p M. train is the New York Steamboat Train, tn
Norwich, to run heretofore without stops except a
Framingham
Passengers for Mabury, or for HoLstoa and Milford will
take the AM and Pm. traius. Passengers for the
Norwich Railroad will take the AM. and q P NJ trains
N. b. The A. M and P. M trains take passengers al
Boston for New York, via New Haven
Byoekiine Special Trans
Leave Brookiine at u o. and lG4 d II 81 81 PM
Leave Boston al 81 10 d. and l24 2 A. ST. IOf Pm
Ne10ton Special Trains.
Leave Lower Falls al and AM 81 a. and 81 Pm Ex.
cept that on Wednesdays, he last train will leave at 10
o'clock instead OF 81 PM
Leave Boston at "a A. NJ. 1871 81, amt 81 PM Except
that on Wednesdays the train will leave at eleven
O'Clock instead of 81 pm.
SarsnuiUe Special Tram
Leave Saxonylle at II Am. and pm
Leave host on at AM. and 81 pm.
Boston, Dec rs, s49 tt WIN. PARKER Eup,t
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-01-19
STUMP PuLLER.

THE subscriber now owning the right OF" TEWART's
4 PATENT MACHlZ FOR DRAWING STUMPS,'
foI the States of Massachusetts and Connecticut
the same parts thereof indv 1uas companies
This Machine has for three years been found supe
ror any other used from the quickness
with which it does the work. and the comparatively sna
amount of power employed-two men and yoke of
tie. or pair of horses. will, without difficulty, pull
one hundred snmps from three through, in
day; and with the Machine more work be done for
$l2 than by any other means for 8 100.
Another advantage is that two of ground be
cleared without moving the Machine the chains extend
thirteen rods from the anchor stump and transport
any distance two men can load it, and pair of horse
draw it, Ii also be used the greatest advantage in
drawing the largest rocks and also for moving buildings
as its motion is quite steady and much rapid than
the Windlass
Persons wishing to pprchase requested to address
the subscriber to call him, his place residences
where the Machine all times be in operation.
WILLIAM w. WILLIS.
Orange Oct g. le47 SIT