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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-04-20
S EE8.TI Els SALE

/ = virtue Ct writ of Fl. Fa issued out of the
= Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court OF
the county Of Milwaukee in the State of Wiscon-
sin 10 me directed and delivered against the goods
ana chattels, lands and tenemeats Of Sylvester B
Preston William Kendall. Within Nichols and
William /. Philips, Of Iowa county. in favor Of
Charles Bracken, Ihave seized and levied upon the
following described Real Estate as the property Of
the said sylvester 3. Preston. William Kendall.
" Iilam Nichols and William T Philips. to wit
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-04-20
New EBrug Sgore.

ENHE undersigned has recently returned from
- the east. where he has purchased a large stock
of Drugs, Medicines and Family Groceries. which
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-04-20
sNeaU Spa'in
GOODS,
TregaskiS, Gray & Co.,

vnOULD invite the attention of purchasers to
w their extensive and well selected stock, o.
lr.aRS -l,1r,r
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-10-30
PROSPECTUS

fy ,.b,ssins s Wahngon CITY Directory and Congregational
=" Register for 1850.
vyur he published January, 1850 book by
tide, octave form, good paper, with substantial
b,,dny pages, only Is
COPY viii embrace only what usually
ANNALS will map Of Inc city, plan
citizens and
tsecthe with complete compendium Of city affairs public depart
OF meeting Of mail departures and
oct24-eoN SAGE, WAITE, \ co.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-10-30

NEW DRESS AND FANCY GOODs.-we invite the Al.
tcnon Of the citizens Of Washington, Georgetown
and the public generally and rich assortment OF fancy
selected
view pleasing and all regard colo styles,
&c. We name, part, the following, viz:
20 pieces very nch figured cashmcres
10 do do high colored do do
20 do plain bright colored cashmeres IN all shades
rs do medium priced and quality do
so do low priced do good styles
20 rch figured Mousselincs
Is do low priced do
10 do plain do, bright colons
20 do mode
do brown do
MERINos rich and beautiful assortment including
In fancy FLANNELs, for Joseys, crimson blue,
cherry, pink, scarlet and black
Also, 10 pieces rich printed fannes.
In SILKS have
Rich Turk satins, all colors
silks do
brocade for dresses IN DARK
and light colors
Changeabic
bonnet silks and satns, in all desirable colon
Rich black wateFsd silks
Plain black Silks assortment In quality ana pnee'
SILK VELvETs, we have
pieces - rich black silk veIven
8 DO as do do
- mazarine blue do
- maroon DO
"A csret do
"a wide rolored sill veives, In all shades.
invited examine our stock OF above
poos hesre p,rchasne determined to sell the
District and as cheap northern
IetaI stores klr the same descriptions Of goods .--
e d., Sss MI w. CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY 4 co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-22

AskftsLs ASH DsyssrUsss.
Charles Torben, Nee Bedford; Gsorgs slsthovsu ana
con, Bsitmer- j. q. kno-ison Troy D. Mo.soa ssA
lsdy Os-sgo; W. A Corb,pe. aIbssy Sullivan sosl
tos, Pro,id.pos X Whitiock, Albany; Dr L. "a. ssi-
~. SIS kikIy, Buffalo Pascal y smith, Ns~ roru;
baron de kospe snd three ladies, ID Feels Go.nso;
=. Lore ft.tmost, fhomss kiss Mideisto~n Ussrss
Odioner,s Couch, W Wing Aspry Lindsy sos LADY,
,. Leafs Rosinsou. Boston Charles w. riilseo, sc.
Louis ). saunders. Boeton; }. n Rsthboo. e Ccs-
nis. hsttbos-, w. Morril James kidd, Primo,
Albany George D Oix-eil Boston W Bsas.s, ".
u. ho-bcsnlp, 81 Louis MIR srocchus. Aisbsps J..
'. Henry, Florida; Lyon and isdy, sras-p1rs
}. Oono., ~ ,Notk P.upsylvsu Le.mios. ~
Wurts. Philsdeiphs; W X WsrtpR Mr. Grsov,l~
Washington Gen Dsvis, Poughse.psis rwo A,s.ss
Niekis Nee YORK Hull Adams Washington --vsss
snons tbe arrivals yesterday 81 the irving HsasA
". trustop, ,. kedg.rs Crsbb u. 4
Mseop Nugipis y. l. Winder, Maryland; w Carter
ave fsniiJ, Baltimore. n 3re-novzh A. Hos. A
sr.neb Bo-t,p. n 2 Jones. PhisdNi phia. A w Ner.
10. " g. bipston " Russ Ns~ Brixhsos. A v.,l
Vs.hibstcp- -ers registered IN. ys.t-x-
day.
? Ely, Rochester 4. xirkmsn, US n. R,.h.ra
wright fhiAoeipoisi "A sptssua Ns~ Yerki urs
Bnhtg- Tons 'dspn Rochester o. 4 Laain.
ssuseIt,sr g. Dsnts D. Psnsdeip pale; N n Mott, Wess
'V'h't 90 Ne4S y .. ---iv A. me ta~sfi
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7 Van Csr,landts Point. by t. A Richards H. Auehsa-
A4s Little Falls ~ Sunset, by J. r. Cropssy Miss Elisa
,,o Nash, New Hampshire
400. Study Nature by c. r. Blsuvslt NJ Irwin Nor
AS The cCor' by <. Dusourja J. Geo
49, sceIsry in Saratoga by FalcOner Daniel Tread
49, In he ri haIds by Moonlight. by r. O. L.Ouor E
As4 s,nsn Isi.ns hOm Brooklyn. by r. GignouA; ". w.
49, Lsndsespse position by Mrs s. Cole; Dr. Holder
Fs The yiilsrs Rrdse ralooner James Anderson.
As7 The Od Hesd-sa'er color, by s. e BsbourAr Daniel
4ss Little PALE. J.. iy W. R. Miller; Z. NJ Goodrich
49, v tri Z. cesl,s-a pair by w. Boss Mis-. Ja.
AGO. American Autumn Scenery by r. GignOux; H. welch
Syracuse. n. Y.
The names and residences were announced 40 indis-
unc'iv' and the reporters table far from the
pct mat Is possible there may 10 errors In the
nse some OF the names were received with special Ia
vor by the audience and loudly cheered.
bsfsre the drasing closed Mr. BRADY ed that
In the saloon and had letters from CALIFORNIA; ready to
be delivered to those who called for them This an
nouncement was received with roars Of laughter.
AZ soon Ms the drawing Of the pictures vas
the bronze statuettes were drawn for and won
by the following @ w. Livingston, New York; John
Black, do A. II Crawford, Montreal, b Il Ellis, New
YORK Francis Spencer Penusylvapis; II II Winter,
New York; G. Pend, Ohio; A. A. Dunlap M Owing
New Orleans; John Bsmbsr, Brooklyn; Madame Mar
Mrs L. Andrews. Rhode Island; X q. Hans-ll. Nor
iolk Va; w Kennedy. Kentucky; Reuben Bruce
Illinois; w Brown, New York; John r. Dyer do /;
Cornelius Smith, City Hotel; s w Allen, Mobile Ala
The following obtained sngravipgs-L H. Fry, ~
n j. b. shaw, VI; James Shuton, James II. Dodd, L.
Livingston. Mass jacob s Guyer, La; Mrs. C.
Nichols, John Hegmsn, Pa; c. X. sutton, N. Y; Vim
BOND Mich Miss J II Clark. N. III EIger, Boston;
Or u tobger, N v; DR. + Drew ". Y; Jno A Man.
nice, Ala; Samuel Bush, N. Y; w. d. Waddiugtoa,
henry kost, Ala w Magher, Boston; NJ. e. John,
ONO; f. q Lewis, N. VI NJ. A. Perkins, Y Y. J.
brsooock, N Y; u. Bryson, J. Hunter. =. Y;
Mrs Buell., d. Abbott. Ohio; w. J Barney, Iowa;
u Menrs ohio Simeon Draper. York
This concluded the drawing ut IL O'Clock
The pictures sid-red the gems are Nos o. Al a.
III $40 s21 and 3z2 this last bsing the best OF All It
cost 81 900. The collection altogether Is highly cre
dsble TO American art which It is the design Of the
Union to foster
The Daily spy., 1849-08-28
Mechanics Fair.

T1HE Second Fair Of the Worcester County Mechanics As
sociatlon for the encouragement Of Manu- the
MecAanIc Arts, and Inventive Genus will be opened in
Wore ester, ON Tuesday, the 18th of Sep
tember next. The Association respectfully invites tho
Mechanics Manufacturers Artists and nvenots in Masacu
sets and other states to furnish such specimens of their
rou productions Of labor ard skl they wish pre-
sent the notice of The public through the medium OF the
Fair. ..-r- s ,s
Tn. Association would also respectfully solicit OF The Ladies
specimens of their tase skill and industry to add interest to
the occa3ion. -.s.r e
Silver Medals and Diplomas will be awarded in the Of
tie Association for such inventions and improvements in
naenery for skland kmanship every branch
ol industry shall emcd worthy of distinction by the
examining committees
The building in which the Association propose hold
their Fair the pre- year, is located UNIoN STREET.
opposite the Pistol Factory of Messrs Allen Il Thurber,
few rods east Of the American Temperance House. Ii
onians four rooms Zach 90 feet in length well lighted,
and oherwe adapted the exhibition of every variety
OF manufactured articles machinery in opera tion.
steam power will be furnished all those who wish
operate their machinery show the process mannfac
ture; but in order event confusion, notice should be
given TO The Superintendent least five days before the
opening of the Fair cf The kind OF machine and the
anou ofIoom wanted for the exhibition.
Machines and other articles of bulk should be delivered
on or before the 18th of September
II IS desirable that all articles intended for the Fair should
presented early possible that places
be assigned them in the exhibition.
Communications post paid, addressed to the Smperintend-
snt will receive prompt attention. R. D. DUNBAR, Pres
WIN MERRFIELD Tice Pres.
WM GEEENLEAF, Sec. p w. TAFT, Supt.
Worcester, July d, lS49
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REMOVAL.
144 Main Street


J
VHNhe Subscriber would tender bis acknowledg.
IL ments to all who have paronized hm at his farm.e,
place OF business and invites tht and the public c4uer
ally, TO his store newly fitted up with tie
known Establishment of G. w. LONGLEY'S BOOT
IA Main ST., opposite tb e Central Ecxchan ge,
where he prepared 10 offer great Inducements for the pur,
chase of '...... l,t.4. .
CLOCKS, WATCHES, SILVER WARE, FINE JEWEL,
RY, AND FANCY GOODS.
No ert his part shall be spared give perfect sats-
faction to every customer thai please favor him with
call Goods will be offered such reduced prices at per,
sons wishing to purchases viii not be under the necessity
looking ekewbere asking reduction. 3'
No" on hand, splendid assortment Of Cold and SiUer
Patent LeUfrs, Anchor Horizont0L Duplsc Lepne and
VeTge Watches from Of the celebrated manufac
tories in Europe, movements that will be cased fitted up
order, at LESS Than BosroS Prices.
GOLD AND SILVER SPECTACLES,
the eyes Of which will be adapted, compensate for al
most any defect Of weakness. age or infrmiy.
SILTER 81 OONS AND FORKS
the Latest Patterns, hard made order Bui~
ter and Fruit Knives, Napkin Rings &c WARRANTED to be
just what they recommended be engraved the
manner, without extra charge 10 purchasers Gold gnar
Vest and Fob Chains Seals and Keys Lockets Pencils Pens
BTeast.pms Rings, Bracelets, Thmbs, Silver Pearl and
Shell ard Cases Silver She Buffalo Ivory and Horn Combs
Pocket Knives, Scissors Needles Steel Beads
Pocket Books, Wallets SC DC.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO WATCH RE.
PAIRING.
Engraving and Jobbng Gone in the best manner at short
tce, at l44 Main Street, opposite Post Office, Worcester.
July If RUFUS D. DUNBAR
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SaWS---,SaWS---SaWS.

| HAVE just received large assortment Of
L HAND. PANNEL and BACK SAWS, OF the most u
perior article and will them TO be better Saws
than can b. found in the City
Saws of all kinds made order-2runing and Butchers
Bow Saws. Hand Saw Handles and wood saw Frames
constantly on hand
Saws of all kinds that troubled with kinks twist
joints broken backs got out and warran ed good
Saws Of every description RetOohed, Set Filed and
put in the best Of running order. r
have long worked at Saw Making and understand every
branch of the business. e. M. ELWELJ,
May II diff Her moods Building, Central 81.
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H0uSE PAPER WAREHOUSE.

.I-I-I FOSTER 81, WORCESTER.
A N extensive assortment of Medium and Common
N PAPERS OF every description down to per
Roll FRENCH PAPERS, Gold and Embossed of ex.
guise finish and beany, for Drawing Rooms and Parlnrs
WINDOW CURTAIN PAPER, of all sorts, some at the low
rate OF six cents window, fprined.
Protection Paper for walls that are TO be painted
FIRE BOARD PRINTS (French) very beautiful, which
purchasers invited examine before purchasing else
where.
N. D. All kinds of Popers put on-Celings, Cornices
and Centre pieces wHITENED, and in the
test Manner short notice. the most reasonable
05-Warehouse between Main Street and Bottom and
Norwich Depot. A. ii. NEWTON,
Mavl9. tt du
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Also, general assortment Of
seer BUREAUS.


Centre Gard and Work TABLES-Book and Show Cases
Desks Hat Trees, What Nos, Tea Poys &c.
Also, entire sets CHAMBER FURNITURE.
large assortment of Cheap Furniture cane and wood
Palm Leaf and Hair MATTRESSES, made and resulted
Furniture rtparred, Uarntshed &c.
PULPIT and Other Church Furniture made TO order.
Upholstery and Carving
in all their Original designs for Furniture Cur
tans and other Upholstery work, furnished for single
articles suits of rooms.
W. & FL. B. having leased for a term of years
large and convenient building. with extensive waer
power attached, they command facilities for The nanc-
ture OF Furniture unsurpassed by any the State ard
having secured the services OF the experienced work
hev prepared TO all orders in
with economy durability and despatch. They
call particular attention TO the fact their manniac urns
all of their Upholstery work. thus securing their
mers articles wholly superior the Boston Auction fur
ntnre, which can be sold tUenty per cent" less than
good aruce, particularly if shop and second hand
GFGentlemen about to furnish Hotels, Board
ing Houses or private residences, requested call
lso Country Dealers will find it greatly
tage TO coil before purchasing elsewhere.
Worcester. March Is, ls49. ~ Gwtf
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HYDRO Electric, or Water Lieht.

THIS Light having been fully tested fof months past
Z VIII be ready for public service letters
patent, pending issued There several fea-
lures in this light which give il the preference
any other 4rifrial means Of illumination. Its pure white
enables The eye detect the incest shade colors
while il is perfectly tree from the glimmer and wave
of all other gas lights. The strongest wind Go
affect it in the least, and there matches other
ignited body required light III the turning of the
being the only required produce light There is
scent whatever danger of explosion from the escape
OF the gas into apartments, and it will be furnished FIFTY
per cent cheaper than any other any kind whatever
So perfectly safe is this light considered that the subscri
Der is BOW making arrangements with the u S. Govern
men tor its Introduction into the light houses. Persons
wishing the lghi introduced into their dwellings
learn further particulars by applying the snbscri-
ber. July 20 DIFF ii. M PAINE
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y 60 n NOTICE.
zzsa=zs So Railroad and Steam
boat Excursion. .

boat EXCurSlOns =
d w. r. R., and Steamer MASSASOIT. On and
after July 20th, 1919 the and elegant Steamer
MASSASOIT, CSpt. SAMUEL ALLLN. will commence
running in connection with A. Nj. and $50 P. NJ Tans
OF p. & w. Railroad. s4eetA .It
Leaves Providence Q.ong Wharf until further notice.
at s 45 A. NJ. Arrives at do, s. Is p NJ.
The boat will land at Vue de Eau, Dexter's landing
and Nayat regularly, and arrangements be made with
Capt Allen, or at the Steamboat Office, S5 Long Wharf,
to land Parties any accessible point north of Nayat
Tickets for the Excursion, Including the passage beth
ways by Railroad and Steamer, be bought at Tick
ell Offices Of the P. & W. trOad,
AT all stations North OF Albion al The price for
passage TO Providence merely and back. At Albion,
80 cts AT Pawtuckt Valley Falls and Lonsdae so
The Boat made her first trip this month"; and is Of the
very first class regards speed safety accommoda-
tions ISAAC HINrKLEY, Sup't. p. & w, RR
Providence, July So df
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G City Furniture Ware House,
w. & IN, RAKER

w N4
WOPLD respectfully inform the citizens Of the CITY
W Worcester and vicinity and their former custom ers
that they have opened large and commodious Rooms at
NO. %44 Main ST., corner of Pleasant,
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Providence 81 worcester RaiIrOad.

E1sss k.:ssss ks E1s:s.sssE5 EssSSSsg1 q - -
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT-PA PASSENGER TRAINE.
To govern u and after July 9, 1o49.
THROUGH TRAINS
Leave Worcester at 6 and lO,45 A. NJ. and 3.45 Pm.
Leave Providence at 745 Am. 3.45 and 80 Pm.
Leaves Providence for Blackstone at II NJ and
Leayes Bluck stone for Providence at 80 p. VI.
THE TRAINS CONNECT
At Mlyille with coaches Gr Slaiersve. At uxbridge
with coachea or Milford and Mendon. AT Whitins with
coaches for East Doug and Whtnsville At Farnums
with coaches for Graf and N. E. Village. Al
Worcester with trains OF the Western Railroad and Nor
witch and Worcester and Worcester and Nashua H. roads,
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To MacbiBiStS, Mamufa ctgErcrS, &c.
4 MECHANl &c ho has had long ex perience in build
ing Machines o various kinds, is desireus of obtain
ing tuati0n in establishment, where his services
would be INSIDE available. He is good general workman
and can work at FORCE, VICE, and LATHE.
He is steady married Scotchmsn, wages not much
of aa OF ect permanent employment al vcini>
~ Please apply post paid to R. A., SPY OFFICE, Wor>
cester, Mass. dim Aug. IL.
The Daily spy., 1849-08-28
MERCHANDISE FAIR.

The Salem Charitable Mechanic association
SsIfs 10 NE PaSe nat their hfst Exhibition
lem, commencing on MONDAY, September gath, and
continuing through the week.
invite to contribute every department indus-
Try, which can in any way promote the comfor
fence or Improvement Of mankind. We respectfully
lict the aid OF Mechanics Manufacturers and Artists
Let them bring forward the of he Loom and the
Forge All kinds OF Machinery; every description of
Tool and Implement Articles ef Wood, Stone, Metal,
Glass Leather. Wool, Cotton. Silk, Hemp and Flax,
specimens Of Printing. Statuar, Painting Daguerreo
types, Engraving and LithteTaphy Articles OF Female
Exhibition.
The Annual Exhibition of the Essex Agrcuui al socic>
~ and The Essex Institute will take place in Salem durs
ing the week of our Fair We rn-t that The Manufacture
ers Of Agricultural Implements willb mind that
may have good display O articles in this department.
The Superintendent tf the Fair will be entrusted with
the and management OF every article exhi>
biion and facility will be given show its useful
purpose, its ingenious conlrvance. Care will be taken
10 preserve them from injury; Trustworthy will be
Attendance day and at; but all articles will be at the
risk of he Each contributor will be entitled
admission Contributors particularly and earnestly
requested 10 send forward their goods in Arts
cles intended for exhibition will be received from the
TO the 22l Sept check will be given for each article
received which must be presented when they
All Goods Machinery etc. intended for exhibition will
be transported the Rail leading into the city,
free OF expense.
Medals Silver and Diplomas will re awarded accord
ing TO the articles exhibited. Strict justice shall be
judged to every contributor Impartial possessing
intelligence and competent knowledge in each depart.
Oart, will be selected Judges those only will be
/ appointed VINO are mol competitors for premiums.
I u All communications in relation the Fair, should
be addressed (pospad) to the Secretary the kssoca>
tioD.
MANAGERS:
ALBERT G. BROWNE, President,
i THOMAS NICHOLS, IR Vice President,
JOHN CHAPMAN Treasurer,
ELEAZER NJ. DAULTON, Secretary,
WILLIAM SUTTON,
JOHN IiUSE.
ALVAH KENDALL,
JOSEPH CHISHOLM,
ABRAHAM TOWLE,
i EDMUND CURRlER,
BENJAMIN CURTIS,
i STEPH WIlITMORE, in
/ AMilS p. DAY.
BENJAMIN EDWARDS.
! STRATTON w ROBERTSON.
Salem, Aug. /. 6w
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4 RWICII Il WORCESTER RAILROAD
summer Arrangement-May Z. Is49.

summer Arrangement-May 7, 1919.
AcCOMhfOIl ALTON TRAINS Daily, except Sunday.
Leave Worcester at 1890 An aud 30P. NJ.
$G3-The 10 80 Train connects with train lea wing
Springfield at 90 am Boston at am Nashua 720
IN Providence at is am
the so train connects with the Steam Boat tram
from New Haven; also train leaving Boston at p. M
Leave Norwich bt N and l2 M.
IL The m. train connects at Worcester with West
train leaving 10 am; Boston train at 1925 Ri
Nashua train at IL Providence train 30
Pomfret Special Tram Leave Pomfret at a lor
Norwich. Leave Nurw ich at p. m. for Pomire.
FREIGHT TRAINS,
Leave Worcester at st AM. Leave Norwich at e4
A.M.-(DaIly, Sundays excepted
~ Express Freight leaves Boston at IL for Allyns
Point arriving in New York next morning.
STEAMBOAT TRAINS,
Leave BcstoH 5 O'Clock p. NJ for New York. stop
ping only at Frannsham Worcester, DanelsonVille and
Norwich, arriving Ayns Point TO take the Boat at
p. M
Steam Boat Train Worcester with the train
arriving from Nashua and GrotoT Junction at 6S2 pm
REruRNING-Leave Aliyn's Point about,i O'Clock AM
on The arrival Of The Steam Boat from New York.
o.her person authorized receive il beiore the Pas
serger takes his seat in the Cars.
Baggage will net be taken O include money, merchan
dize other articles than those OF personal use and
wher higher than Fifty Dollars, notice must be
given OF that fact and extra price paid or the Company
will not hold itself liable 5eyend that amount
No baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars.
No smoking permitted in the Passenger Cara or Depot
Passengers procure Tickets at the Station Offices
s. H. P. LEE, ia.
May7 dwtf sup't and Eng. N. & w. R, R.
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LEONARD'S
Boston and WOrcaster Exnress.

BUSCON ana WU1CESLeI EKpTH3S,
sa..zu n vi subscriber continues to TIL e EH
sESAgsl3 PRESS between Boston and Worcester, foi
SGs the safe transmission of Packages Bundles,
-.--~ BanF Notes, Specie, and Merchandise generaly
Three Times each way Daily. as.
Particular attention ges 80 paying, collecting and
soiang nttes, drafts bills, and purchasing and selling
merchandise produce, etc.
All packages must be directed to his care H"nt
The subscriber is alone responsible for property
ed to his and risk is assumed by the Boston and
Worcester Rail Road Company.
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester to
Saleln Newbury port Taunton, Fall River and New Bed
ford also, TO Portland, and all parts of Maine. h.
Orders free for goods to be returned by this Express
UFFICEs.-HARNDEN d cos. Office Court Street.
Boston; J. KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 163 Main ST.
Worcester s. g. LEONARD.
Feb 25, 1847 dtf
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WORCESTER Il NASHUA RAIL ROAD
esl @ Ess1 80 go So = Il

Passenger freight train TO w, BoyIstOn. .Il
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Worcester daily for Groton
Junction, Nashua and Lowell Leave Nashua and Lowell
daily tor Groon Junction and Worcester
~ WorCester the $50 A. NJ train connects with Nor
Wor. st. Bt lr lin from NewYOrk Early trains OF the
Bos e. Wor. Prov. q Wur., Nor. q Wor, and Western
R. Road connect with The II AM tain from Worcester
Al Groon Junction, trains arrive simult aneously
sis a. IL 80 7.20 p. NJ, from Worcester, Nashua
Boston, Fchburg Lowell aud West TOWNSEND and de-
part simultaneously for the named places at ell
AM, IL. 80 and 1920 P. NJ. ea stHae
Trains arriving at Nashua Except the pm from Wor
cese connec with upward trains Of Concord and Wilton
Rail Roads and those leaving Nashua depart arrival
OF downward trains of the same roads.
3-Ths road forms the cheapest and most eSpeditious
channel of communication for Freight and Passengers
between New York City the southern and Southwestern
portions Of New England ncudng the line OF the West
ern Rail Road, and Lowell, Lawrence, AMI Portland
Nashua Manchester, Concord. and all places in the vi
ciniv of the Concord. Boston, Concord and Montreal
Northern, and Passumpsc Railroad, andVermont Central
Railroad, upward from White River Juncton-Also to
all places the line of the Ftchhurg Vermont and Mas
sachusetts Cheshire Sullivan and Vermont Central Rail-
road from Windsor, and Passumpsic r. r. from White
River Junction.
Fare from Nashua to New York. S4 and So;
do do do to Providence So tp
do do Lowell to do Sl.75
do do do New York, S4 and $3
do do Worcester IT, Bratehoro. So IS.
]. w. STOWELL, sup't
Worcester. July 20, 1849. dwtr