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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-12-12

u A fight took place at Columbus, Ark, OH
the 9th ult, between Judge Gordon and Mr..
Romulps Paine, in which the former met instant
death, and the latter received several wounds.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-12-12

Z TlRr IN KEoxux. learn from the Dis
pstet, that the Pork Packing establishment of
sSsrs sstsrson, Timberman g Co. was burnt
- IRE night Of the 27th'ult. Il was partly in
syIed, md viii be rebuilt Immediately. asg b
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-12-12

EyOne Of the Galena merchants advertises
for the poor to come to his Store, and get what
they want for the winter. That man, and all
such men, deserve, and will receive, the public
PATRONAGE *
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-12-12
New s.ddl 49,.

RANDALL, Of the Hawksye HAN shop IS.
every thing in his line of6paiaes "a promises
70 attend to all orders, whether ~ not,
II the cash comes along. ~
His neighbor PRYoR is in ths NH bssSincss,
and promises the same acconan iSdatioAs aY
We hope there is business enoush u ssastEix
both. Go and patronizc them.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-12-12

II The Rev. George P. Smith, Uniyersalist
preacher, from Iowa, now in Jail at ST. Louis, a.
waiting his trial for forgery has written two works
since his imprisonment; one called "The Hero
and Heroine ofhard times, " the other upon the
subject of"Capital Punishment Quite Bun
Jan, in his way. His trial will take place in
: few weeks. He will doubtless be sent to the
Reletentiary.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-12-12
Music the ficrcest grief can charm.

ARlTHMETIc.-Whatnu number is that which bv
being multiplied by ITSELF and half of itself, and
three times ITSELF will make G.?
Three men hired pasture for one year, for
$l0o., with the understanding that each one was
to pay in proportion to the stock put to pasture
The first man, or A., put in one COW and three
sheep; the second, or B., put in two cows three
calves, and four sheep, and the third put in sew
en- sheep. A cow was to be charged two and a
half times as much as a sheep, and a sheep ono
half as much as calf. What was each mans
share of the pasture rent?
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-12-12

ssp"Mr. Barringer, U. S. Minister to Spain,
Eus been detained at the frontiers of the latter
country for want oflegal passports.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-12-12

WoRTH lMrTATING.-The Methodists in Enp
land are intending to erect college in London,
tor the gratuitous education of the poor.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-12-12
Waples' Store.

We take pleasure in announcing to our read
ers the fact that Mr.. Peter NAPLES has become
WAfLEs STORE, and that he will give his per-
sonal attention to his old friends and customers,
IS well as to all who may favor him with their
orders. His advertisement, to be found in an
other column, will inform you Of what he has to
sell; and we venture to say that if you examine
his goods and prices you will be tempted to buy
Go 70 sec him At all events, and renew Oh -
auaintsncc.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-12-12
Our Improvement.

We make oar grateful Acknowledgements to
those Of our contemporaries, and friends who
have thought our appearance worthy Of their
Recommendation. We shall spare no pains to
sssv;s the prosperity they wish US; and unless
We greatly uverrate the taste and generosity Of
our citisens, we shall rtteire it.
We have made some little alteration in the
arrangement Of our Head" and brought our
norro little more cohspicuously before the
public, which we hope will be considered as In
dicative Of an intellectual as well a. mechanical
improvement.
It gives US pleasure to find that our enterprise
meets not only with the Communications of our
friends, but that they are showing the substan-
eial evidences that we shall be sustained
The number of new subscribers since our last
issue seven greater than we anticipated. Those
in arrears, cannot do greater favor than to dis
charge their lille indebtedness.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-12-12

\ RossERy.--Ife ever robbery could be justifa,
bic, il is when perpetrated upon miser. An G.
ycnt cf this kind Jately took place in Schoharie
co., y. X About $4,000 were stolen from the
q psyid Becker, notorious for his parsmo-
~. ssS
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-12-12

" Another paper is to be started at Fort Des
Moines, in this State, to be devoted to the cause
Of Whiggery. Fort Des Moines is q thriving
place, and the valley in which it is situated is
rapidly filling up, with an entcrprising popula.
ton; but unfortunately for the proprietor of this
new paper they are mostly democrats.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-12-12

on poTtrySL VALyE.-The paper of " Wis
consin fire Masine Insurance Company" il
getting = very bad dder. Better not take it,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-12-12

After the third ballot, a motion was made to
adjourn till the LIST of January, and lost. Mr..
Potter, of Ohio, was then withdrawn, and on
4th ballot Mr.. Winthrop received l0l votes, Mr..
Brown, of Indiana, SO, scattering, 20.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-12-12
Congress-.

WAsnINGroN, Dec. 11th-7 l-2r.M
The fourth ballot, for Speaker, yesterday, was
without a choice; after which, the House adj
journed till to-day. The following will show
the ballotnps:
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-12-12

FHF FLoEIDA IsDIAss.-The latest news
from NoridA represents the Indians as manfes-
ting great opposition to leaving the State.
GeneralT wiggs was preparing to remove them
~ force
y Brey. Capt. Jeonidas Wetmore, Of the
6th Y. 8. Infantry, died pear st. Louis, on the
Eltllh II.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-12-12
TELEGRApHIC DISPATCHES,

FOR THE MINERS EXPRESS"
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-12-12

&C., a:sk saper viii appc.r Il Saint
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-12-12

assistant Secretary Of Treasury.-Solicitor.-
Mr.. Walter For,oard.-Re,oards for Party
Sercice.-JAembcrs Assembling -Speakership
The Foreign NeDs.- Governor Dodge
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-12-12

Troubles in France Transportation of Rollin
and others-.4 Bonaparte cashiered-Turk
ish and Russian affairs more quiet.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-12-12

we copy the following letter ftom The CHI
oago Dollar Newspaper. It ia from our fir con
tr'butor' ELLA; and, of course, will b. read with
interest:
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-07
Mechanics, Fair.

HE Second Fair Of the Worcester County Mechanics As
ISOLATION, fer the encouragement OF Manu- tures the
Mechanic Arts aud Inventive Genus will be opened
City Hall IN Wooster, Tuesday the 18th day of Sep
ember next The Association respectfully invites the Me
chanlcs Manufacturers Artists aud Inventors in Massacu>
sets and other States to furnish such pecmtns Of their
rou productions Of labor ard s they may wish pre-
Fair.
The Association would also respectfully solicit of the Ladies
specimens OF heI taste, SKILL and industry to add interest
the occasion.
Silver Medals and Diplomas will be awarded, in the
the caton for such inventions and improvements
machinery for superior skill and hmansp every branch
of industry as shall emed worthy Of distinction by
| examining committee.
1t is desrabea all articles intended for the Fair should
presented early possible ha, conspicuous places may
be assigned them in the exhibition.
Communications, post paid, addressed to the Superinend,
en, will receive prompt attention. R. D. DUNBAR, Pres,
WIN. I. MERRFIELD, Tice Pres.
VIM GREENLEAF, Sec. P. w. TAFT, Supt
Worcester, July 4. lS49
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NORWICH IL WORCESTER RAILROA.
jjee.GS - = t g :.2 =
esa ssss s5E R d 5 sS4sH
summer Arrangement May 7, 1919.


ACCOMMODATION TRIMS Daily except Sunday
sLcave Worcester at 1890 A. Nj. and 4 2OP NJ
{3-Ihe 10 20 A. m. Train connects with train leaving
Springfield at 30 am Boston at ami Nashua at 81
IN Providence at As am
The $50 train connects with the Steam Boat tram
from New Haven; also train leaving Boston at ., M
Leave Norwich at A. NJ, and u NJ.
u The a m. train connects at Worcester with West
ern train, leaving at 10 am. Boston train at 10 rs
Nashua train at II m; Providence tram at Ii 30 am.
Ponfyet Special Train.-Le1ve PoaIfre at a. IN. for
Norwich. Leave Norwich at p m. for Pomlret
FREIGHT TRAINS,
Leave Worcester at 81 Am. Leave Norwich at 81
A.a.--(Daily, Sundays excepted
IL ET9ress Fre{gh leaves Boston at IL NJ. for AHyn's
Point arriving in New York next morning
STEAMBOAT Trains,
Leave Boston at O'Clock z. NJ. Tor New York, stop
ping only at Fram;nshan, Worcester DaniesonYile and
Norwich arriving at Allyn's Point take the Boat at
Pm.
Steam Boat Train connects Worcester with the train
arriving from Nashua and Groto Junction 6S2 pm.
RETURNING-Leaye Allyn's Point about o'clock A M
on he arrival Of the Steam Boat from NewYork.
{Ai Baggage must be delivered the Dacg lge Master
or Other person authorized il before the Pas
senger takes his seat in the Cars.
Baggage will not be taken include money, merchan-
d1e other articles than those OF personal and
wheE Of higher value than Fifty Dollars notice must be
given OF that fact and extra price paid the Company
VIII not hold Itself liable hey snd that amount.
No baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars.
No smoking permitted in the Passenger Cars Depot
Passengers procure Tickets the Station Offices
S. II. P. LEE, iR..
May7. dwtf sup'tand Eng. N. d w. r. R.
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n E~@S p NOTICE.
SSz5sssa=5zzss, Railroad and Steam Ss sSsss:
boat EXCURSION

ID g. w. R, R., and Steamer MASSASOIr. On and
4 after July 20th, l649 the and elegant Steamer
MASsAsUiT, Capt. SAM Ell ALL N viii commence
running in connection with A. Nj. and $50 P NJ aims
OF p. d w. Railroad.
Leaves Providence (Long Wharf until further notice.
at 45 A. Nj. Arrives at do, 81 r. M.
The boat will land at Vue de p Eau, Dexter's landing
and Nayat regularly, and arrangements be made
Capt Allen, at the Steamboat Office, So Long Wharf,
to land Parties any accessible point north of Nayat
Tickets tor the Excursion, intending the passage beth
ways by Railroad and Steamer, be bought the Tick
Ell Offices of the P. d W. Railroad, WIS
At all STATIONS North OF Albion the price for
passage Providence merely and back. At Albion,
80 cts AT Pawtucket Valley Falls and Lonsdae, so
The Boat made her first trip this month, and is of the
very first class regards speed safety accOmmoda
lions. ISAAC IllN@KLEY, sup't. p. & w. R. R.
Providence, July 80. DIFF
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-07
Improved Washing Machine.

Improved W3ShlMS Machine.
THESE celebrated Machines, for which received a
Diploma at the Fair of the Worcester Co. MAchasirs
Association are made at No. CENTRAL STREET where
orders may be addressed
The following is taken from the Editorial columns Of
Spy: We haze had OF Coves's Washing Machines
in In family, for several past, and.
giving it fair trial reco nmend the best machine
for that pueposs that cqnanted with. Ii no
only great labor saving machine bat operates such
manner iHjure clothes much less than is done ~
other washing machines, by the hand rubbing
boasd.o
~ Price So Wcrranted TO please
] May 81. d2aw mm FRANCIS GLOVES.
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Important to Manufacturers elr !, =
rvyUE rutscrber IL Manufacturing PHILADELPHIA OAk
| TANNED STRETCHED LEATHER Betting, Beh
nd TON Roller Cement Splitting and Scarfisg Machines,
heu Leather The above named articles are
,o' ~ tany n hand and can be furnished at short
| ~ tce. ~ y; s.,n>',..., ,a;orcsstar
| July WI VI n ts'
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IN. York Branch Store.
no RENnOnOiYl

no monopoly
IMPORTANT TO ECONOMISTS
The undersigned having taken
Store 10. l55 Main ST, Waldo Block,
has opened extensive stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING, which will be
onnd TO be at prices much lower than offered in this
place before The proprietor having connection with
one Of he largest CLOTHING MANUFACTURES IN
NEW YORK, has ABILITIES for receiving his Goods the
Lolvest Possible Prices the benefit OF which he intend
10 offer to the public.
All garments cut and made in the most workmanllke
and fashionable sly lie.
The /, owing is in part list ofGarments to be found
at thus Establishment:
Fine and super Dress and Frock Goats, from
$3.50 10 ST., so
French habit and Cashmeret do. 100 to 600
Spring and Summer Sack Goats 1,25 to 2 80
Pants OF every description 0,75 TO 800
Vests do do rs to 500
Also, constantly on hand, every variety of
GentgeAaaeaA's Furnishing Goods,
such Shirts, Boscms Collars, Scars Cravats Hosiery
and Gloves, Suspenders, &c.
n. X. The public respectfully invited call and
judge Tor themselves.
Waldo Bloch, doors north Central Hotel
April 81. diff A. FRIDENBERG.
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REMOVAL.
LA Main Street, IA.

l44 Ill n SUI e ~ l44.
FgNhe Subscriber would tender his acknowledge
Il menis 10 all who have patrenized him his former
place OF business and them and the public gener
ally, to his store newly fitted up, with the well
known Establishment of g, w. LONGLEY'S BOOT
AND SHOE STORE,
IA Main ST., opposite the Central Exchange,
where he prepared Offer great inducements for pur,
CLOCKS, WATCHES. SILVER WARE, FINE JEWEL.
RY, AND FANCY GOODS.
Ne efht his part shall be spared give perfect salts.
faction every that may please him with
call Goods wall be offered such reduced prices that per-
wishing to purchase viii be under the necessity OF
looking elsewhere asking reduction.
Now on hand, splendid tment of Gold and Siiger
Patent LeUfrs, 4nchor, HOriz9nta Dupler Lepine and
Verse Hatches from of the celebrated manuac-
in Europe movements that will be cased fitted
order at LESS than Boston Prices.
GOLD AND SILVER SPECTACLES,
the eyes oil which viii be so adaped 10 compensate for al
most any defect Of weakness age nfmity.
| SiLPER SPOONS IND FORKS,
OF the Latest Patterns hard made order. Butts
Ter and Fruit Knives Napkin Rings, WARRANTED to be
Just shat they recommended &c be engraved the beet
manner, without extra charge to purchasers Gold gnard
Vest and Fob Chains Seals and Keys Loekets PencIl Pens,
Brastpm Rings, Bracelets, Thnbles Silver Pearl and
Shell ard Cases Silver She buo Ivory and Horn Combs,
Pocket Knives Scissors Needles Steel Beads, Thermometers
Pocket Books, Wallets SC &c.
! PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO WATCH Rev
| PAIRING.
Engraving and pbbg Gone in the best at short
lice, at l44, Main Street, opposite Post Office, Worcester.
July If RUFUS D. DUNBAR.
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LEONARD'S
Boston and Worcester EXPRESS,

ra-.Az-z VIE subscriber continues to THE Elk.
EAsss&15 i PRESS between Boston and Worcester fol-
s6Av the safe transmission OF Packages, Bundles
BanF Nstes, Specie, and Merchandise generally
Three Times each way Daily.
particular attention giNee so paying collecting and ne
so'istng nties drafts, bills, and purchasing and selling
merchandise, produce etc.
All packages must be directed TO his care.
The subscriber alone responsible for property
cd to MS care and risk is assumed by the Boston and
Worcester Rail Road Company.
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester t.
salem, Newbur port, Taunton Fall River and New Bed
ford also, TO Portland, and all parts of Maine.
Orders free for goods to be returned by this Express.
OFFIcEs.-HARNDEN & cos Office. Court Street
Boston; j. KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 163 Main ST.
Worcester. 9 S, 8. LEONARD.
Feb 25, l847. DIFF
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Providence IL Worcester EgaEsrOad
fasxss7ss:s-s Essss4 t7GsassPs fsszSs A II
S 50 KS S re 70 =Sss51-a

SUMMER ARRANGE MENT- PASSENGER TRAINS.
To govern on and after July 9, lS49.
THROUGH TRAINS
Leave Worcester nj 6 and 0.45 A. NJ. and 40 Pm.
Leave Providence at 7.45 Am. 3.45 and 30 M
Leaves p evidence for Blackstone at u NJ and
Leaves Blackstone for Providence at l.39 T. NJ.
TIE TRAINS CONNECT
AT Mlyille with coaches ter saIersvie At UXbrdge
with coaches or Milford and Mendon. Al Whitins with
coaches for East Doug and Whihnsvile Al Farnums
with coaches for Graf centre and N e. village Al
Worcester with trains OF the Western Railroad and Nor
witch and Worcester and Worcester aud Nnshna t. roads,
N York Iav line Hartford and New Haven Railroads
AT Providence with Steamer Perry from and Tor Newport
twice each daS arrival trans.-Wiih eamers Tor
Warren Bristol, Fall YER, E. Greenwich Nayat &c.
and with Slonington Railroad.
The S.45 p NJ. Train from Worcester connects at Prov
idence with STEAMBOATS, for York vim Sionngton X
The AM train from Worcester connects al Wa'eri2rd
with trains Of Norfolk County Railroad for Boston, Dfd,
ham &c and st Pawtucke! with trains OF BosIon and
Providence Railroad for Boston, Taunton N Eediord;
ar &c and the so p. NJ train from Providence con
meets at the same with return trains nom same
places -
The 10 as NJ. train leaves Worcester after arrival oil
trains from Albany Norwich Nashua, &C &c, arrives IN
Providence in ime take trains I" b. and r. hallfoad
tor Boston Taunton, N BEDFORD, &c.
June9. dwu ISAAC HlNChLhf' Sup''
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AN0TIE VUnNDED
ADDED THE
B 0ST ON M j S b u NJ.


OR Duck billed PLATIPUs-the connecting link be-
" the Bird and Beast; being evidently haf each
which together with the curious halffsh halt human
MEK MAID,
which exhibited in OF the principal cities of
America years $780, AL and AZ the wonder
atorishment thousands nanralsts and other scien-
such astonishing creation entirely removed the
immense collection cffearIy HafG Million
Ma ural & Artificial Curiosities:
Paintings, Erssartngs and StatuGry; oil Portraits OF
The great and good al all hations-Naval and Military
leroes,Pairst t., Statesmen and Dvires; Exhibitions
Of Fancy GicsS Working Rre Coins and Medals; Shells
Corals and Fossils;
EGYPTIAN MUMMIES.
and Ancient sarcophagus, three thousand Years old
Elephants, Ourang OutGngs, and othtr AnnaaS BIRDS
of every natonSbarks, Seals and variety OF Fish, all
Instruction blended with Amusement that for extent and
interest is unequal.ed in the known world.
In addition ali which, and without charge, the
admission 10 the whole being
Only Twenty-Five Gents!
Visitors WIRES the magnificent THEATRICAL EN-
TAINMEN1S-gyen il. the Exhibition Hail. every EUen.
ing ard esday and Saturday afternoons, by Com
Fany of Comedians and an Orchestra OF Musicians, admit
ted be superior any before collected in Boston
with the aid OF Stage and scenic Arrangements the most
Grand aud Superb either in Europe America!
thus warrantng the universal admission that the BOSTON
MUSEUM is the
Cheapest Place Of amusement in the World
single visit will prove the ruth of this assertion.
Bos'on, July 25, ls49 eowtNl4
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@~ 1rZ%7
City Furniture Ware House.
w. a. EI. BAKER


w. q III. BAKER
* Ovid respectfully inform the citizens Of the City OF
w Worcester and vicinity and their former customers,
that they have opened large and commodious Rooms at
No. 24l Main ST., corner of Pleasant,
or the manufacture and sale of all the LATEST kinds oil
PARL0R FURNITURE.
They have constantly hand, make at shor. notice,
the French style ana patterns Of Mahogany and
Black Ralnut COUCHEs, sOTToMANs, LOUNGES,
Tele a te e DlVANS und TABoURETS.
Also, the French Spring Seal ROCKING CHAIRS, con-
sructed upon the approved principles comfort
taste, and durabiyal The latest patterns of American
CUAIGS-also The French and English patterns Modern
and Antique-PARLOR CHAIRS Of every syle--aIso,
covered with Satin, Plush, Damask, and lair Cloth
Needle Work carefully mounted Ia the tasteful man.
ner.
Also general assortment of
SECRETARIES, BUREAUS,
Centre, lard and Work TABLEs-Book and Show Cases,
Desks Hat Trees, What Nols, Tea Poys &C.
Also, entire sets CHAMBER FURNITURE.
large assortment Of Cheap Furniture, cane and wood
Palmalseai and Hair MATTRESSES, made and Resulted.
F4THHRre,rfPayed, UarniShed, &c.
PULPIT and other Church Furniture made TO order.
Upholstery and Carving
in all their bahches Original designs for Furniture, Cur
tans and other Upholstery work. furnished for single
articles or suits OF rooms.
W. & H B. having leased for term okyears
large and convenient building with extensive water
attached, they command facilities The
tue OF Furniture unsurpassed by any in the State, and
having secured the services OF the experienced
men, they prepared all orders in their BUSH
ness with economy durability and dispatch. They would
call particular attention to the fact their manufacturing
all OF their Upholstery work, thus securing their
mers articles wholly superior the Boston Auction fur
ntue, which can he sold "tpenty per cent" less than
good article particularly If shop and second hand
u Gentlemen about to furnish Hotels Board
ing Houses, private residences, requested CALL
Also, Country Deslers will find it greatly TO their advan
tage TO call before purchasing elsewhere.
WOrcest err March Is, le49. IL dwtf
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GREAT DISCOV cry.
ORES DIV EE.FEER DEK

THIS OIL is prepared by H. G. CURRIER who is the
sole Proprietor in the United States and is the great.
discovery in the known world for the growth of HAIR
and warranted. Ii will the hair grow where it
has fallen off, and is preventative, and makes it
thick, dark and silky. Price loo per BOTTLE The
best Of he obtained those who have
been benefited in his City.
N. b. The money will be paid back, in all cases when
the Oil does not give satisfaction.
Sole Agents in Worcester, VIM. d. FENNO SON,
IFS Main Street dwtf July Z.
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WORCESTER 3 NASHUA RAIL ROAD
ssSFg .g.5 E5sssss = 80 s 49,, i
summer Arrangement. comm ncing Jaly % ls49.


Summer Arrangement comma July % 1919.
PASSENGER TRAINS will run as follows
Leave arrive st GrotOn Nashua and
Worcester Junction al Lowell at
so S.l5 90 am.
II 90 am. II 30p.m. LIS p.m
600 7.20 pm. SIS m.
Leave Arrive at Groton Reach
Nashua and Lowell, Junction, Worcester,
7S0am 7I5am 8S0am 9s2am
10 40 ans Ills am. l231pm. s.2op pm
1885 pm. La pm &c pm.
CSC pm. 545 pm. 7.2O pm 845 pm.
passenger freight train to w. Boylston
FREIGHT RAINS leave Worcester daily for Groton
Junction. Nashua ant Lowell Leave Nashua and Lowell
daily Tor GrOlon Junction and W Worcester
1T Worcester, The $50 A. NJ train connects with Nor.
Wor ST. BIT. train from wYork-Early trains OF the
Bos. g. WeF Frov. & Wor., Nor. & Wor. and Western
r. Road, connect with The Il Am ain from Worcester.
sis A. IL 80 72G P. M, from Worcester, Nashua,
Boston, Ftchbnrg, Lowell, and West Townsend and de.
part simultaneously for the above named places 5l5
AM, 1880 and I20 p NJ.
Trains arriving Nashua Except the pm. from Wor.
ceser) with upward trains of Concord and Wilton
Rail Roads and those leaving Nashua depart arrival
OF downward trains of The same roads.
5y-This road forms the cheapest and most EXPEDITIONS
channel of communication for Freight and Passengers
between New York City, the Southern and Southwestern
portions of New England (ncludiBg the line OF the West
ern Rail Roadl and Lowell, Lawrence, and Portland
Nashua, Manchester Concord and all places in The vi
cinty of the Concord Boston, Concord and Montreal
Norlhen and Passumpsic Railroad and Vermont Central
Railroad, upward from White River Junction-Also, to
all places on the line the Fitchhua Vermont Mas
sachusets Cheshire, Sullivan and Vermont Central Rail,
road from Windsor, and Passumpsc Il. R. from he
River Junction
Fare from Nashua to New York, 81 and So;
do do do to Providence 50;
DO do Lowell to do SlT;
do do do to New York, S4 and s.;
do do Worcester IT, BratllehorO 81 95.
]. w. sTOWELL, Sup't
Worcester July g. le49. dw6