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NORWICH Il WORCESTER RAILROAD
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Winter Arrangement-Feb. 1, 1s49

Water Arrangement-Feb. l, 1S49
ACCOMMODATE TRAINS Daily, except Sunday.
Leave Worcester at 10 A NJ. and 4k P.
The 10 O'Clock Train with the Boston, Nashua
and Providence Trains The Evening Train connects with
the Boston, Nashua and Western Trains.
Leave Norwich Ut A. M, and 4.45 P. M.
The Morning Train connects with the Trains Of the
Bosom, Providence Nashua and Western Roads.
FREIGHT TRAINS,
Leave Worcester at 81 Am. Leave Norwich at $50
A.M.-(Daily, Sundays excepted
Gr Express freight leaves Boston at 2 P. M, Wor-
PM, via Ayns Point for New York. arriving
next morning
STEAMBOAT TRAINS,
Leave Boston at PM, stopping only at Framin CHAM
at as Worcester at So DGnielsonUHe al ST. Nor Dich
8.42 and arrive at Allyn's Point at O'Clock.
RETuRNING-Ieave Ayns Point about O'Clock AM,
the arrival of the Steam Boat.
Passengers procure Tickets at the Station Ofhces
No baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars
No smoking permitted in or upon the Passenger Cars
or Depots Is S. Fl. P. LEE, IR..
Feb2. If sup't and Eng N. & VAR. R.
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Providence q worcester Railroad.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT-PASsE TRAINS.
To govern on and after Fe6ruary5, ls49
THROUGH TRAINS
Leave Worcester at 8. Is Am. and 3.45 Pm.
Leave Providence at 7.45 Am. 3l5P.M
NJ Passenger Station Worcester in Green Street Depot
do do Providence, in Ewing of Passenger Depot
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached, leaves
Worcester for UxLrdge where il connects with Special
Train for Providence II 80 AM from Green Street.
UXBRIDGE SPECIAL TRAINS.
Leave Uxbridge for Providence at Am. g. LIS Pm.
Leave Providence for Uxbrdge at l Is AM& 5s0P M
The through Trains connect at Mhlville with coaches
Ger Statewide At Whns with coaches for East Doug
las and Whit,nsviNe At Farnums with coaches for Graf
ton centre and N E. Village. At Uxbridge with coaches
for Milford and Mcndon AT Worcester with trains OF the
Western Railroad and Norwich and Worcester Railroad
The IL 80 train connects at Providence with traius for
Boston, Taunton, Fall River, New Bedford &c.
The A. NJ. train from Uxbrdge connects atPawtock'
ct with trains OF the Boston and Providence Railroad for
Boston, and the M train from Providence connects
At Pawtucket with train from Boston.
The S45 p NJ Train from Worcester connects at Prove
idence with Boston and New York Steamboat Trains.
Through Trans henceforth will not stop at Central
Fails. lSAAO hlNCnhSA sup up
Feb u"u
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NOTICE.

THE depreciation OF the value of California
Il God Dust, account of the great abundance in
market, cOmpes the undersigned decline taking any
more at present, but is willing, and glad receive
Thousand Dollars, in BANK BILLS, in exchange for
FLOUR, CORN, OATS, SHORTS, RYE,
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, MEAL, &c. &c
Purchasers may be assured that sell as low as the
above articles be lad in the City. hsI8
only charge COST and
Call al No. Is Washington Square.
Feb "a. DIFF OTIS BRAMAN
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LEONARD'S
Boston and Worcester Express.

II WI subscriber continues to THE &.
sI&dFG5 / PRESS between Boston and Worcester, fol
the safe transmission of Packages. Bundles
49, llanf Notes, Specie, and Merchandise generally
Three Times each way Daily.
Particular attention given to paying collecting and
goiiang notes. drafts, bs and purchasing and selling
merchandise, produce, etc. atff. r
All packages must be directed to his
The subscriber alone responsible for property entrust
ed to his and risk is assumed by the Boston and
Worcester Rail Road Company.
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester to
Salem Newbury port, Taunton, Fall River and New Bed
ford also, to Portland, and all parts of Maine.
Orders free for goods be returned by this Express.
OFFIcEs.-HARNDEN d co.'s. Office. Court Street,
Boston J. H. KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 163 Main st.
Worcester. B. g. LEONARD.
FEB Is, I847. e- diff
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Reader, is your Skin Chapped or Cracked ,
CITIZENS

RE honorably assured that the following are the ac-
IA tua qualities of IS bottle OF JONES' CORAL HAIR
RESTORATIVE. If they doubt our word they cannot
these highly respectable citizens who have tried it:
Mr. Geo. Beckett, Al Elm St, New York.
Mrs Matilda Reeves, Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn.
Mr. VIM Tompkins, 90 King ST., New York.
Mr. Thomas Jackson SO Liberty ST., Pittsburgh.
Fl. E. Cullen, late barber Steamboat s. America
And more than hundred others state, though this must
SUFFICE that it will force the hair grow on head or
face stop Il falling off strengthen the roots, removing
scurf and dandruT from the roots making light red or
gray hair fine dark look and keeping dry harsh
or wiry hair moist soft, clean and beautiful very very
long time. Sold in Worcester by J. CIRCUIT, ia,
Dec 49,. dw3m l39 Main ST.
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Is osToN y WORCESTER RAIL ROAD

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winter Arrangement commencing Feb. IL.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS.
Leaps Worcester at ~, 1925 4. M, ST p. M
Passengers will leave NiitfbuTy at IT M and 81 Pm
Passengers will leave Milford at M. ana S.4s P: M.
Leape BOSTON at r 8 Am, 2, o. r. IA.
The A. NJ train will stop only TO take up passengers az
Way Stations tor NeW York. ulH
Th. A. NJ train will land no one east OF FramngneHi.
The NJ train will stop east OF Franingham except
to take up Western Railroad passengers at brighton ON
The p NJ train is the New York Steamboat Train, ia
Norwich to run heretofore, without stops except al
Fr0ningham. II nx;,f.rd will
take the AM. and Pm. trains. Passengers or the
Norwich Railroad will take the AM and u Pm, tras
NJ b. Tbe7A NJ and A P. M. trains take passengers az
Boston for New York. via New Haven.
BToekline Special Trans - %
Leave Brooklins at 81, and l0s AM& n IN
Leave Boston al ct & 10A and VT, "a Az o. q lot Pm
Il-t ~ assa Neioton Special Trans
Leave Lower Falls at and AM, II A anost rm ~
cept that on Wednesdays The last train VIII ieaye a. AZ
Leave Boston at u M, l2t, S. anu 81 Pm Except
that ON Wednesdays the last train viii leave a. eesc"
O'Clock instead of 81 Pm. 5so . sHH2 7Ni 23
SarenuiQe Special Trans. sIit si
Leave saxcllvile at ~ AM and pm .Nti5t
Lave Bos on at 8 AM and 81 PM
Boston, Feb. IL, le4s II WIN. FARMER, supp. ,
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To Machinists,

Il ID TO MaChinIsts. lsa
THE subscriber wishing to change his business, offers
his Old Stand in Goddard Rice's Steam MIL to any
one wishing to engage in the business of building CARD
SETTING MACHINES, with an entire set of tools and
patterns for the same, together with large number of
customers which have, been accommodating the last
twenty years in almost all parts of the United States
Persons thinking of going to California to dig godwould
do well to avail themselves of this opportunity to get 1t
without hazardng their lives and sacrificing their hap
pness perhaps to end in disappointment and ruin Pos
session given on the first of April next. f
Worcester. Feb IA. N. AINSWORTH-
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WESTERN RAIL ROAD.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.

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G,tle DatIp $p1,.
Published at No. 1872, Main Street, Worcester
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor.


The price of THE DAILY SPY Is Three Dollars per
sunum eventyfve Gents per quarter, if paid strictly
In advance.-Or
Four Dollars per annum, One Polar per quarter if
not paid In advance
THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY
published weekly at the office Terms,-$l,75 in
advance, or 81, 90 mot paid in advance.
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NOTICE,

A LII PERSONS indebted to the late hrm Of H. BLISS
N d CO., are requested TO make immediate payment
to JOS. E. GREGORY, who authorized to settle the
affairs OF the Nos & Main street, opposite
Court House. Natila Worcester, March 2. u
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CITY Optical Rooms.

lily UpLlCdl hOOMS, .ea
THE undersigned having disposed OF the Right for the
l. County of Worcester of selling their lPARABOLA
AND GALVANIC SPECTACLES, to Mr. GEoRGE PARK,
they would recommend him to the patronage OF their
friends and the public. JOHN P. PAINE & SON.
THE subscriber would inform his patrons and the pub
i lie, that he has taken the Agency of GEORGE PARR
for the sale of
SPECTACLES, .sal
and that the y place Worcester where they be
ebtaned will be his Jewelry and Fancy Goods Store,
NO. al MAIN STREET, doors north of the United
States Hotel.
The Galvanc Specaces are a combination of zine and
silver constructed that current of gavanism is
stany circulated among the Eye which Is Acknowledged
to be very advantageous the sight, well cooling
and soothing to infamed weak eyes. They also
almost an nfable nervous Headache and any
person after having used them reasonable length Of
time them, will part with them for times
their value. +. II. PUTNAM, 'sttA
Oct4. If No. oil Main st.
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Massachusetts, Health Insurance Go.
CAPITAL $50 600


Chartered and Established in Boston, ApriL 1s47
fNONIINUE to insure MEN against the expenses OF
" SICKNESS, for term Of gears Number OF members
nearly 5000 Amount of sick allowances paid during the
past six months, $500.
The SICK ALLOWANCE applies to the time that the
member Is totally disabled from labor and under medical
care whether he is confined to the house or not.
THOMAS TARBELL, President
A l.. STIMsoN, Sec'ry.
Office No. 4 Museum Building fremont 81 Boston
MIR. A. III. BELLOWS has been appointed AoExr
in Forester County for the Mass Health ms Company
and has given the required bond Tor faithful perform
of this duty!
He will visit the different towns in the County to eceve
applications for insurance. and claims pom the Com
pany for sick allowance.
Worcester Office, No. 4, under Brinley Hall
Dec 8, l840. DIFF
Reader, is your Skin Chapped or Cracked:
IF so, Cake Of the and genuine JONES' ITALIAN
CHEMICAL SOAP will make 1t smooth, SOFT white
and fine.
Have you Pimples Salt Rheuml / have seen jones'
soap cure the and Oldest cases. when every internal
and external remedy failed. =
Have yen Sore Beard Sore Head? You are con
scientiousy assured that Cake will cure you but do
not suppose that the many possess any ots
qualities Many of the limitations of jones' Soap are
nothing but common soap.
Jones Soap is used by Physicians.
But reader be of cheap counterfeils
and limitations. See that the of T. JONES' is on
wrapper-and buy tho where else but of
Dec 10. dw3m oaHs ]. CIRCUIT JR., 239 Mainst
.aa CITIZENS
RE honorably assured that the following the
IN tua qualities of IS bottle OF JONES' CORAL HAIR
RESTORATIVE. If they doubt our word, they cannot
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WORCESTER & NASHUA RAIL ROAD
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT, commencing Monday
w Dec. 49, l648. f.
PASSENGER TRAINS will RIM az follows.
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BIGELOWS !,
sana Fitchburg, Keene- Greenfield, Brattleboro,
A4T Bsftops Fails, Windser, Rutiand, Efiddietury,
Vergennes Buriington, Nashua, LoweH, and
-%-t BOSTON EXPRESS.
DACKAGES, Bundles, Merchandise, Money, pune
tuay forwarded and from Boston, three times each
ay daily Notes. Drafts and Bills collected and prompt
ly paid Orders of all kinds executed with despatch
OEces-American House, Worcester; and As Brattie
Street Boston. lsariati3 atH t
Orders received at Hutchinson d. Co.'s Bookstore, z
Main St. and The Ticket Office, Lincoln So, Worcese
81 JASON Temple, (usanrar
a4t L. G. BARBwELL,
N B.. Goods forwarded to all parts of New Hampshir
Vermont and the Canadas
Jan IS dt L. BIGELow, Proprietor.
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Upton, Grafton, N. II. village, ana
III a. Worcester Express. -r
n->>a THE subscriber has commenced running
%ITRA l. Stage to and from Upton daily,
e=Aszse=AA Sundays excepted) to connect with tho
line between Worcester and Grafton leaving Upton Hotel
81 AM, and returning will leave the General Stage
Once, Worcester at T. M.
The Grafton and Worcestsr Stage will ren twice day,
leaving Worcester at 10 Am. and Pm. Leave Grafton
a. q A. NJ. and p. M.
Books kept the Grafton Hotel at L. M. Smiths Post
Once N. E. Village and in Worcester, at the General
Stage Office first door North of the American Temperance
House 5at.t. = 8 af...I 3 as- fs-t g. .s
very necessary that all Express Business should be
accompanied with written orders and signed personally,
that 1t may lie done with correctness.
sept IL, dwtf TYLER HARRINGTON.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-01

Hotc they .finch-The editor of the
Ohio Statesman. and his kindred associ-
ates in locofoco corruption. are extremely
sensitive as 10 an examination Of their Of.
fetal conduct under Mr.. Folks admins
tration. We should like to be clothed
with authority TO examine the accounts of
Sam Medary and Jim Elder. We should
like TO go back 10 the days when stealing
paper was defended as honorable. and in
other cases 10 see how much the depart
ment paid to support the servile press of
the party. We have not doubt but that
if the provisions of the sub-treasurv law
were enforced against those who have vio-
lated its provisions, there would be as
many oithem in the peniten;iary as there
are now wings in office.
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From the Louisville Mornin. Courier.
TorWOoa's Cholera Modicine.

Such i the reputation acquired by Mr.. For
woods cholera drops, that he IL now daily re-
ceiving orders for them from all parts Of the
country. They have unluestionably relieved
very many persons III the first stages Of the dis
ease and as they have doubtless been the means
Of saving many valuable lives, have every
reason TO believe they deserve the high character
they enjoy. Persons wishing to procure tho
very best article Of the kind should call on Mr.
forw God at his residence on Pearl. Third st,
between Green aud Walnut. In its rnanufac-
tire hc is particular in using none but the best
materials and Of course the effect, 1t IL intend
ed to produce can be counted on with an almost
absolute certainty. Since the first appearance
of the cholara here, Mr.. Forwood has supplied
poor persons with large Quantities of his medi-
cine " thou, charge. and in other WAYS has done
much towards relieving the distressed aud indi-
gent land he still gives and gives freely whe never
he is called 1t will be well enough 10 add
that the article made by Mr.. Forwood himself,
has his own written signature mot printedl on
the label Of every bottle. Purchasers will do
well TO notice this distinction.
JANOTHER SUPPLY Of the above med
icine, just received at L. w. STAIRS
Richmond. Aug. !, 1919. 32.3w
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WIN. e.. SCOTT,
J VI. PERKINS. Committee.
VI. r. UNDERWODD
REPORT OF BOARD OF HEALTH.

OtFIcE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTHi
TUESDAY, 10 O'Clock, a. m, July ~.
Since our report Of July oIih at ~ o.
clock a. ~. up TO 10 o'clock m. Of this
day. the following persons have died in the
city and lis vicinity of cholera:
July 81 Mrs. Sophia Hanna
:. Child Of Mark Harmon of Boston
d" % Child of Mrs. Bennett Of Boston
:" 90 William Summervillc
:. Child Of VIM j. Savre
" " Child of Gardener Mendenhall
il" q Mrs. Jackson
j." " William Geek of Boston.
Z" 81 Josiah Clifton Of Boston.
4" 90 DIR. James W. Marmon
i" " Robert Davis miles n f. ortown
. = W alter Nc Nichols of New Garden
" Alexander Ovcrinan colored boy
" 90 Mrs Sarah Scott
=" :. Child of Joseph Norman
:. " Child of ID. s>irlow. miles South
. - Child Of Cranston Wilkins.
" 80 David Inylebuet.
" :. Child Of Wm J Savre.
" Child of Dr. W ats
" Child Of Mark Harmon 81 Boston.
:. &c Mrs. Griffith Mcndenhall
TIE whole number of de ihs Of Cholera
or any other disease of the bowels since
the commencement. is 80. Of this num-
Der were brought to this place from
Boston and New Garden with the diseas q
on them. Three Of the whole number
lived and died beyond the city limits. the
nearest one mile and one half out Of the
city. If we deduct the II brought from
Boston and New Garden. and the 3 who
died cut Of town the number of deaths o
our own citizens is %. OF this number
y were children, all except two under I 2
years of age.
No death has taken place within the
last 2i hours. With the exception oftwo
patients all are doing well. No new cases
has occurred since Yesterday at clock
and we have strong hopes that if the
Epidemic does not entirely cease. il will
prevail in greatly mi,igated form. We
Cannot urge too earnestly on our citizens
the necessity Of caution in the use o
every thing which may produce cholera
II; order Of the Board of Health.
JtMES r. MENDENHALL Pres.
Richmond July 3lst 1919
VIM. M-ek's mother-;n- law, Mrs ForTz
died on Yesterday afternoon. Eds. Pal.
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CHoLERA-N Cincinnati. up to Thurs
dav at noon. Is deaths from cholera; Fri
day. l.; Saturday. IS; Sunday. ii.
Al Nenia the Torch Light reports eleven
deaths from cholera. from the 18th to the
2ith. inclusive.
At Dayton. from the 25th TO the 2oth.
inclusive. 9 deaths from cholera are re-
ported: on Sunday last. none.
At Eaton. from the 9Th TO the 26th. the
Register reports 50 deaths-3l of which
were from cholera. in that place and vi
cinitv We are informed that nine deaths
from cholera occurred there on Saturday
last and twelve on Sunday.
At ST. Lous, on the eth, 10 cholera
deaths.
At Philadelphia. on the eth. deaths:
on the o8th. l3 deaths from cholera.
At New York. on the eth. SO and on
the e6th. "a cholera deaths are reported
Several OF the smaller towns above Day-
ton on the Miami canal have suffered fear.
fully from the disease. 1t has been very
fatal at Sandusky city, Buffalo. and other
towns on the northern route east, which
appears TO be the line Of its fatal march.
in passing from the west TO the east.
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portion Of New Mexico to Texas, and
VIVA. is in New Mexico.
The answer to one question will settle
his views in regard TO the application OF
the Proviso TO the country between the
\ueces and Rio Grande.
Do YOU believe, that in the battles fought;
at Palo Alto. and Resaca. american
blood was shed upon American son!'
II he does believe il, then i, is part of
Texas. and slavery is forever fastened
upon :ha, country. Ii he does not be-
lieve Il. then it was a par, of Mexico. and
our army in marching TO the Rio Grande,
invaded the territory OF sister republic
Let Mr. Elder say TO his democratic friends
whether he now takes the Wing doctrine
that the war was commenced by the ac'
of the President. " II. J.
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NATIONAL FAST DAY.

Friday next, agreeably to the recon-
mendation Of the President Of the United
States, the different congregations in this
city purpose observing 8 as day OF
fasting. humiliation, and prayer" They
will meet at their respective churches. al
10! o'clock, a. m. 1t is hoped that our
merchants and business men will close
their stores and abstain from secular occu
pations, during the hours of public wor
ship, and all attend
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MARRlED.-On Thursday last. by
the Rev. c. w. Miller. Mr. J,srs H.rs.
TO Miss NANCY. oldes, daughter of Mr..
THOMAS BENroN; all OF this city.
yThe above couple will do well. we
have not the shadow Of a doubt; because
their first recollection. after realizing their
state of double was Of the
temporal wants of printers, which they
mini>tered unto by sending a boun,iful
supply of eyceilen, cake,
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HAIL OF CLARK DIVISION Ne. 2. :. OF T.
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NJ A L. IL y
RICHMOND, July Goth, 1919.
The committee appointed TO dran resolutions
expressive of the sense Of this Division on hear
ing Of the death OF Bro VIM. q. Mende nhall,
respectfully submit the following:
WHErE,s. 1t has pleased Almighty God, to
remove from among suddenly, by Cholera.
esteemed and beloved Bro W IA t. Mencen-
hall. and NAereas the self sacrificing efforts Of
our departed Brother, in relieving the sniierings
of the citizens Of our neighhoring village, Bos-
tom while atiiic with that dire disease, the
Cholera. gives evidence Of the bcncvo Glen, aud
phnanthropic feeling which governed him
through life. Therefore.
Reso!ced That record With mournfui sat
isfaction the many virtues and exceilcncies of
our lame nted Bro. Mende nhall, both as a Chris
tan aud a Son of Temperatures; and though
mourn his untimely departure. we have the
fullest confidence that loss is his eternal
gain.
Resol, Ell, That we deeply sympa,hize with the
bereaved widow and relations of our deceased
Brother in our mutual loss, and with them we
Will strive meekly to submit to this affecting
Providence.
Reso!red That copy Of these resolutions be
forwarded to the widow and father of our de-
ceased Brother. and that the city papers be re-
quested 10 publish the same.
The following preamble and resolutions were
submitted in re ference TO the de ath of Bro. Rowe
WHEREAS, Bro. John A. Rowe has been
moved from among US, by the hand of death
cut down il a few hours by that monster scourge
called Cholera, and hurried To another world
we trust a higher and better one. Therefore,
ReSoired, That we deeply regret his loss a
worthy and faithful Son of Temperance, who
was kind and faithful To the sick aud labored
sduously relieve the afflicted.
Resoired, That although, deplore his loss
a true and faithful brother, have the sat
isfaction Of knowing that every assistance wa:
given him within the power of friends to give
until the pnlsaton OF life had ceased, and hi.
spirit had departed forever.
Resoired. That the members Of this Division
deeply svn,ratiize it'll the bereaved relatives o
our lanrntrd brother. aud that city paper:
he requested to publish these resolutions, and
that copies Of them be mt to the family Of III,
deceased.
WM C. SCOTT
ID