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All our idle feuds in dust,
And to future conflicts carry

Mutual faith and common trust"
We are ready 10 let 'the dead past bury its dead,
and to '.act in the living present. In the words
OF Mr. Webster, "a prudent silence will be OBJ
served in regard to the past" If any portion Of
the Wings, or il the entire party, repenting of
their Taylorism, wish to act in good faith with us
we shall not repel them although some Of the
old Hunkers, the "optimists and quietists," would
be an awful load to carry. We claim TO be the
party of freedom and progress-.the party of the
future, and we expect to gather under our glori-
Gus banner all the liberal, generous, and noble
spirits OF the old parties. They are the men to
fight the future battles of freedom with, and we
expect with them to rescue the government from
the grasp of the slave holding oligarchy-to give
freedom to the slave, and make the country the
model repubiic-ssthe land OF the free and the
home of the brave
We can assure our contemporaries who talk SO
fippantly of the Wing Free Sellers. that they
calmly and deliberately separated from their old
political associates, actuated solely by a sense OF
duty. They had no personal grievances to re
dress or personal wrongs to ayenge. Iu good
faith they have united with others kindred spir-
its in a cause their hearts love and their judg-
ments approve. Unseduced by the Establishments
-unterriied by the denunciations Of power, they
will eight on and fight ever" until the country
Is redeemed from the cause and shame of human
slavery. When every slave in the land is free,
then, and not until then, will they think OF ADAM
doning the gallant spirits who have Joined with
them in the glorious struggle for "libery. equal
ity, and fraternity" and hunt among the forgot
ten and dishonored relics OF the past for the rem
nant OF that great party, thatin IS48 "surreAder-
ed' at the dictation of the slave power, to the
owner Of three hundred slaves.
From the commencement of the differences OF
opinion, In 1874, to the present time, the course
Of the Wing Free Sellers has been consistent and
drm. We are ready at any time to review the
history Of the last four years with our contem-
porary OF the Courier and Republican--the Mer- |
curry we suppose win not condescend to reason |
With the 'soutside barbarians, the Free Sellers
Boston Republican.
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u DR. Phelps, Of Boston, repons a case of cholera
10 "uich a''er the vomiting and pargng stopped
oy appropriate remedies. The spasms GOODNESS and vo
lent Distress were cured by nhaing upherc ether re-,
peated two or three times He says article in the
London Lancet of October last recommend from two
or fac drops OF Chloroorm taken internally but he re-
collects no mention Of any in which ether has been
inhaled, except this.
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GROWTH OF PLANTS IN CONFINED AIR. II
is now well known that plant flourishes as well
or better W en- grown ia soil in a transparentves.
sci with the external air excluded, than when e1.
posed to its influence. Mr. Leeds, druggist, corner
OF Atlantic and Court streets, Brooklyn, has
monthly rose in a large glass jar, planted in the
usual soil This jar is Theoretically sealed, aud yet
the plant has tlourished, its leaves being of a
healthy green, and it grows faster, and blossoms
earlier, than any similar p mt exposed to the at.
mosphere. 1t has been kept more than two years
IN this state, having been opened only twice to
clean out the grass, which grows. also, more
rapidly from the pots exposed.-.Hr. Partridge.
Too BAD-The anti vegetable feeling is so
strong in Albany, NY that yung lady actually
turned off the " flannel OF her heartss because he
had carrotty hair and turn up nose; and lady
was similarly treated because she had cherry lip,
and peachy com plexion.
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LATEST NEWS.

From MEXICO. Advices from Vera Cruz /, lbe l7h
inst state that large bodies OF Mexicans were still push>
ing their way to California
New ORLEANS, June 20-THE GREAT CREv.
AssE closed his erening, and the water is rapidly
reeedng The River is rising.
Captain Bradley of the schooner Friendship, on tria
for the murder of Fanny Daily, has been convicted
commended to mercy He from New Haven.
Two PERSONS CARRIED OVER THE FALLS -Bnf
falo June o. We regret stale that Miss De Forrest
daughter of ore Of most respectable citizens, fell
into the stream at the "Hogs Back" last evening, aud
was dro"ned together with Charles G. Arlington
young merchant, who plunged IN to her. They
were both caHied over the falls
CAssIUs NJ. Clay. The last accounts from Clay
were that be was recovering, his wounds being found
less dangerous than was supposed.
FoREsT FiREs. The fires IN The woods in the vicin
ity Of Gala Me sll raging in every direction
and on friday than six millions acres OF timber
land had already fallen prey TO the devouDg element
III that part Of Maine and the P.ovince Of New Bruins
wick. There is no waller for driving logs. Nearly all
the present stock is saved. the lumber business must
be suspended for the summer, and the best fields Of
grain, II is likely, will not be worth cutting,
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:, " Fires continue TO rage in the woods of
New Brunswick, and great deal OF wood has
been burnt; seventeen houses have been burnt
in Albert county ou'n'
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ALLEGED DISCOVERY OF ANOTHER CALI
FoRNIA. The Londoa Times contains the fol-
lowing announcement Of golden discovery which
if true, threatens to rival the luck oil brother
Jonathan
The papers received from Port Philip New
holland) to day contain some curious though va
que accounts OF alleged gold discoveries in the
neighborhood OF the Pyrennees district. The
party said to be in sole possession of the secret
was a shepherd lad, who refused to divulge the
exact spot where the aurferous deposit was con
centrated; but he had so lar given color to his
statements by having disposed of specimens of
the ore 10 individuals who had brought them into
Melbourne. Two persons Messrs Bretani and
Duchene-are actually named as fortunate pur-
chasers OF 'lumps" which separately weighed
twenty two and twenty-iour ounces each.
As furnishing graphic illustration of the posi-
ton OF affairs in Melbourne, since the reported
gold discoveries, the annexed extract of private
letter, dated the 9Th Of February, may be quot
ed -
"The good people of Port Philip have all gone
dement, on the subject OF gold seek. First, an ac-
count was started of gold mines in California,
whereupon tour or FIVE vessels departed, crowd
ed with passengers, from sydney, and like hum
Der IRON Hobart Town. Meetings for similar
purpose were held at Melbourne, when the tide
was turned land mems heads along with iD by
the reported discovery OF gold nearer home lat
the Pyrennes, 120 miles to the westward.) All
sorts OF stories aioat but one ching is certain
that gold ore in large Masses has found its way
into Melbourne, the town has gone mad; trades
men, publlcans, and sinners, have shut up their
places OF business, and gone to seek Tor gold.
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Look OUT FOR BURGLARS The house of br
Carey, on Howard ST was entered on Thursday night
and the burglar had collected considerable quantity of
clothing IN his arms, when, beng discovered, he was
glad to drop his plumber, in order the better 10 secure
his retreat People will do well look out for their
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CoLLiERY ACCIDENT. Another explosion took
place IN The mines near Newcastle on the Fyne the
inst by which lhirtysthree persons lost their lives
There were over one hundred persons in the mines at
be time. M
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THIEYISG. gold watch and FIVE dollar bill were
stolen from The house Of WIN o. Bartlett Esq, in Graf
ton, on Thursday nigh, by rishman about 22 years
OF age, short, full faced, dressed in oyeralls striped
shirt and white wooden hat
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II lis said the gardeners in and about Richmond
Va, will be losers to the extent OF SO, 900, in
consequence Of the cholera excitement stopping
the sale Of their vegetables.
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sDJ An IRISH laborer named Edmund Cash was sun
struck on Friday afternoon, while al work 10 the coal
yard Of E. Southwick g. Co. aud died the same even
ing. @
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BURNING FLUID. A Caution The alarm OF fire,
Friday night, proceeded from the hand box mandatory
of WIN Campbell and caused bJ an explosion IN
can Of burning fluid In attempting to Gil lamp the
vapor took fire and caused report like gun blowing
out the bottom of the can, and filling the room with the
flames. Fortunately not much other damage was DONE
which we think was quite remarkable.
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CHOLERA RECORD

AT Ne" York on Friday SO cases and l6 deaths. On
Saturday, 40 new cases and u deaths
At Philadelphia Friday 5 cases and DEATH
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Free Soil Nomination for Congress.
", dis. JOHN G. PALFREY Of Cambridge.
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The WEATHER. Saturday morning fne showers
passed near both sides, north and souih but did
not reach. They however modified the temperature
considerably the thermometer O'Clock being only
at 05. The thermometer at Philadelphia on Frida &
went up to99 At New York, to 81. At CALAIS, Me
10 So. On Thursday, it 90, at Jersey City, sc at
Troy ga at Rochester 81 al Springfield and SO Syr.
acuse. Al New Haven it was SO awful hot that thu
editor of the Register hadn't courage ooA the lher
momeeT, TO see how high il did get.
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Y Among the States of this Republic is one
favored by position, where much the largest por-
ton OF the commercial business OF the country
is carried on, and whose citizens are compelled
by necessity to become acquainted with what is
passing in all parts Of the world
She has popul1tion citizens of the United
States. numbering 2,428 .92l, and is known as
New York
In another portion OF the Union are six sister
States, members of the original confederacy,
whose population, citizens Of the same connuy is
follows:
I'eeware 1880 North Carolina 5076
Msry'ani S79 ISL South Carolina 267 500
Virginia 79o.8Io Georgia ALOHA
being nearly the same number OF citizens as in
the former State.
After violent contest, mainly turning upon
the sectional charclero of its policy, Nj. Folks
administration is elected from Office, and among
the foremost States in sustaining his successor
stands New York with thirty two Wing Mem
bers in the House, more than twice the number
sent by the six States alluded to.
Let US now look at the representation in the
Executive Department OF the Government.
The six favored States have four members Of
the Cabinet.
New York not one.
The former iull missions to France and to
Spain
New York not one.
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D The notorious Honora Shepard has again
escaped from the New York state prison.
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MARRYING IN HASTE A young Yankee
girl lately left her home at Barre, to 90 TO some
friends in Illinois. Arriving at Buffalo, she tooE
passage on Lake boat, for Detroit. She writes
to her brother at Barre ,as follows :-"After pot
aboard the boat, thought would look around
and see who my travelling companions were. Saw
no one whom | knew, but the first one did see
is now my husband. 1t was Monday night we
first met, and Thursday we were married just as
soon as we find magistrate after landing in De.
trot. He, that is my husband, Immediately pro.
cured boarding place in private family, re.
moved cur baggage thither, sought employ ment
for himself, which he very readily obtained, aud
has now gone to work at the tanning business and
to washing. And she that was, week since,
Miss b., is now Mrs d. P, at your service.
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CURE OF HEAyEs IN HORSES


Pick or gather the buds or sprouts OF the whit,
pine, in the spring, say in May. in most pa,ts NJ
the United States. They should be eatbers5
when young tender, being from iour 10 eigb
inches long. They can be cured Or dried snJ
are then in readiness at all times | used to-
two to three gallons OF water, aud let them sim
mer or boil until | thought their strength wa,
mostly in the liquid. When cool, | gave tbs
horse nearly quart daily, for ten days, which
proved perfect cure.
The horse was unable to work before adm,n;s
tering the above, and at present there is not bel
ter horse in the land for business. The cure wa,
effected in June, I845
further recommend to all persons troubled
with pain in the chest or side, to use the aboys
liquid, sweetened with loaf sugar. | have hsi
more benefit from this medicine for pain in The
side and breast, than anything | have ever used
albany CultiuGtOr. JOHN d. SPENCER.
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FIRE. An alarm Of Gre was given little before q
o'clock, yesterday morning proved to be in dou-
bic freigh, load Of wool waste, at the Providence
X Station. The car nearly destroyed. but The
hre was almost Instananeousy eSoguished the APP
picaton oil the fire hose to the hydrants The car
stood by itself on side track, where it was run the
night previous, for fear of spontaneous combus,ioa
precuation that proved very fortunate.
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II We understand that man employed in The tan
works Of Johnathan Warren al Grafton On Friday az
Ter working out doors and getting very much heated,
went and plunged into pool Of cold water up TO his
neck This rash act was followed by alarming symp
toms but, by the prompt application OF suitable rene.
dies, he was relieved and il is hoped will recover.
ST Louis, Friday JuLe 90 Late accounts have
been received of renewal Of disturbances between the
California emigrans and the Indians in which num-
Der of each party killed.
The Cholera was still making sad havoc among the
emlgfaDts Numerous parties were daily returning
MORE DUELIEG. r. WiCkif, Jr. late Charge des
'Afaires, left Lexington Monday week. for tie pur>
pose Of hghiii G duel with oiJudge Robertson -
Hopes are entertained that the difficulty will be adjusted
en- the ground. before the meeting OF the gentlemen.
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Providence & Worcester Railroad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT-PAss TRAINS
Gsysssss5 $500 5s1ysssssSz7 EsEszs1 "A
10 d I'd Is "a " q s sSf
THROUGH TRAINS
To govern on and after October 2, ls4s.

Leave Worcester at q Am. and 3.45 Pm.
Leave Providence at 7.S0 AM. 3l5PM.
G Passenger Station Worcester, Green Street Depot
DO do Providence, in E. Wing Of Passenger Depot
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached leaven
Worcester for Oxbridge (where II with Special
Train for Proyidence at IL 80 AM Green Street.
UXBRiDGE SPECIAL TRAINS.
Leave Uxbridge tor Providence 81 Ills Am. g. LIS M
Leave Providence for Uxbridge az IL Is AM and PM
The Special Train from Uxbrdge, and the Passenger
Car rom Worcester connected with Freight Train
Will NOT be discontinued upon October 2eh previous
y advertised
The through Trains connect Miville with coacher
Cr Statewide. At Whns with coaches for East Doug
las and Whitinsve. AT Farnums with coaches for Graf
ton centre and b. village. At Uxbridge with coachea
,or fora ana Mendon At Worcester with trains the
Western Railroad and Norwich and Worcester Railroad
The 40 AM train from Uxbrdae connects atPaw.uck,
ct win trains of the Boston and Providence abroad fof
bostonj and the r. NJ train from Providence connects
at Pawtucket with train from Boston,
The S45 P. NJ Train Worcester connects at Proys
ISAAC HINCKLEY, Sup't
Afo'ioehco, Oet 1896. dwtf
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p r E & S |!
FAIL ARRANGEMENT


Commencing Friday, Sept. i, l846
PASSENGER TRAINS will run daii, Sundays except
ed as ioows:--
Boston, A. M, 6 A. w., and 4 I'm
Worcester, 81 A. M, l0A NJ and s 80 r.
Albany, A. M, and u r NJ.
Springfield 81 AM AMI II p M. for Albany.
Springfield Ct A. M and 81 p M. Tor on IN. arrival
Of train from New York; 70, Wor ester and Eostnp
DAY LINE To NEW YOBK-Dia Spring Fed.
The Steamboat train leaving Boston 1t = AM and Wor
ceter at 81 AM. viii stop Way Staons unless "a
take Passengers tor Springfield Observation-Disclosures nro
seed directly on by way Of Hartford ana New Hayop and
arrive In New York by sP.M -"
Returning leaves New York at IA. M. and arrives nj
Worcester at +. NJ.
FOR ALBANY AND TROY
Leave boston at A. M Worcester 10 A. M md arriy,
at Albany ats! PM.-or ie.vc fston AT M Worcess.
az % NJ lodge in sprinsfeld leave 81 next morning
and arrive in Albany at II Pm.
at Gfeepbush. " - "
The trains for Buff'o leave Albany alta AM&7PM
The trains Of Pittsfeld ard North Adams Rail Road
connect at Ptsfeld. go '
The IIonsatonic Rail Road connects at the State pa
The trains for Northampton and Greenfield connect n,
Springfield and passengers proceed by Stage 10 rate,
ooro', windsor Bellows Falls Hanover, Haverhln, &c
stages run rom Charlton to SoGthhridge ram was,
Brookeld TO Ware. Enfield New BSlree and Hard
from Palmer TO Three Rivers, Belchprtown Amherst
ware and monaoi. HENRY GRAY,
Agent Western Railread
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ADAMS u CO.'S
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore
EXPRESS,

CO. forward Goods Parcels Money
80 1s &c, and make coIec tons an Norwieb
-. :, New York. Philadelphie, Washington, Pitts.
~. Louie win the utmost romptiiude giving nil
care 70 dl and any kinda OF business Of The above
description eniruss ID 10 them rTA q 60 also forwarl
rsrces Letters, Q. to all parts Of Europe.
OFflCEs--e Court st boston 1856 Main-st Warces
Ter 70 sheucke g., NorwichI b. r. Bodies, N. London
. Caosnas ~, Philadelphia; Wall 81. New York
i,sh' sl., hali'morei Penn Avenue Washiugtsn sa
q h. MASON, I'll Main Street, Worcester.
,, ALVIN ADAMS
"o'ssssor' saps H. W.B DINSMORR
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LE0NARD'S
Boston and Worcester Express.

Szx~.s1szs vi e subscriber continues to run T11R
ksAM = PRESS between Boston and Worcaas.. q 4.
We safe transmission OF Packages Iinndls.
L Dsns Ss!es, Specie, and Merchandiss aensralis
Ihree Times each way Dailv
rasscuar attention given to paying, COLLECTING md
eoiiaHg NOTES. drafts, bills, and PURCHASING sn, .e nc
merchandise, produce, ETC. fas'"s anu selling
Airpackages must be directed to his cara.
Inc subscriber 10 alone resp nsbls for rron.r,y $780,.
90 70 ais care ana NO risk Is assumed by the Bcshn
Worcester Rail Road Company. "' Dosson ahn
rseksges ~ this line forwarded from Worces,., -.
sasn Newbury port Taunton, Pail River, and New s.s
sord aiso to Portland, and all parts OF Maine W" Deo
Orders free for goods TO be returned nv fbis rxn
. UNDERSTANDING cos. Office Couri ss,..,
H %; y II, KNIGHTS HAT STORE, lc3 Ms,n 4,
ktD ~, 1917.
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Is )sroN y WORCESTER Rail ROAD.
Winter Arrangement commencing Dec, 25
TIIRQufSII ssh nrc,rzr, nm. r.1es

Winter Arrangement commencing Dec. 25.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS.
Leave Worcester at u, 81, 1925 A. M 81 p. NJ
Passengers will leave MiitJury at IT A. M. and ST Pm
PASSENGERS will leave Milford at II NJ. and 345 pm
Leave BOSTON al 4 r 8 I'M, IL M. "a, 4 s. p M
The NJ train will stop only TO take up passengers Al
Way Stations for NetU York
Inc A train tOiH land one east of Franinghpm
ihe NJ train will stop Framingham excepi
70 take up Wesern Railroad passengers at Brighton on
Thursday. -
The P. train is the New York Steamboat Train To-
Norwich to run as heretofore without stops except al
birmingham. - =
Passengers for Mbury, for Hoiiston and Milford will!
take the Am and PM. trains. Passengers for the
Norwich Railroad will take the and q M trains
b. The A. M and p trains take passengers al
Boston for New York, via New Haven
Byooktine Special Trans
leave DrooKhne at q, and O4 M II 81 e. 81 Pm
Leave boston al 81 q 10 NJ and l2+ 81 Az 81 lOi Pm
Mention Special Trsins.
Leave Lower Falls and AM "a a. and p, M Err.
cept that on Wednesdays the last raia will leave al 10
o'clock instead Of a PM.
Leave Boston at u l2t, 81 ami ~ PM Except
that on Wednesdays, the train will leaye AT eleven
o'clock instead of 81 Pm. =
SdrenUtHe Special Ira Hs
Leave saxonvilie at n Am. and PM
Leave Bos on at Am. and 81 pm
BOSTON, Dec Is, lS4S. If WIN. PARK Err, sup,t
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NORWICH 4 WORCESTER RAILRoAD
Winter Arrange ment-lsAs

Winter Arrang
CCOMM0DATI TR AIMS n.;,y -. So
~. Leave worcester at 81 and 10 A. NJ. and Al p
me ten O'Clock Train connects with the BOSTON and
Boston Trains. M "hso's WIN tue
~ Leave Norwich 1t Al M, IL NJ, and 245p
bosom, Providence, and Western Roads The Noan
Iran connects with the Boston and Providence Trains
evening Train connects with the Boston and
FREIGHT TRAINS,
leave worcester at 81 Am. Leave Norwich a, so
Aa-(Daily, Sundays excep,ed) 'A - ~
STEAMBOAT TRAINS
Leave Boston at Pm, stopping onIy Mt Eron;u yb,
q, no'cester at ST. DanieisonUiHe ST. No, o,cA
- Pig, ana arrive at Allyns Point at 9 o'clock
nssfuRNAG-Leave Allyn's Point about O'Clock A M
passengers must procure Tickets at the station cas
no baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars
NO smoking permitted in or uDnu ,he Pass..o., f,ar
- Depe's' 3. H. r. LEE, ia
Wv eup't and Eng. N. * w. r. R.
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Books and Stationery.
]. S. WESBY.

l24 Main Street, Worcester.
M ANUFACTURER AND DEALER in ali kinds nj
Ei SCHOOL BOOKS now in use in the different schools
IN his city, iegeher with good assortment Of BLANK
boOho-ANNuALs for 1S49, and other Git Books
N orHIIONERY of all kinds-Cap. Note and Letter
Eh,aso variety OF Fancy Articles and Gard Ba X
es-ola and Silver PensilsPens, lax States and Sand
Books Plain and Coored. w
The above will be sold upon the ,easonabe terms
FoWLEKS' PSYCHOLOGICAL WORKS tor sale
and the Water Cure Journal
BOOk BINDING done at short notice. All Old Books
neatly re bound al the lowest rates, ut
Dec ST. dw3m J. 8. WESBY'S. I2i Main ST.
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SUGARS, M0LASSEs. 60

YHAFT & HARRINGTON, corner of r.o..
n and Trumball Streets, have for sale.
hhds. euarts SYRUP LIST and I'd au,I,,,
90 90 Por0 Rico and Muscavado SUGAR:
70 boxes Brown Havana 10"
40 bhls. Powdered and Crashed d
10 DO. Stuarrs Yellow Refined do
~ hnds. Porto Rco md Trinidad MOIAssps
100 do. Baldwin, Russet, and traer,ng aprIrs
oe sou cheap at wholesale or retail. - "''" WI"
dwsw
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Worcester, Southbridge, and Sturbridge
STAGE.
In cOnnetion wtth the Norwich and

In connection wfh the Norwich and Worcester Rcilr Dad
E1UF5N<~ nsS---Sm THE subscriber respectfully III
k3sSsslk SsxSF% Up forms the public that he has
VetsfJ rs I'D established line Of Stages to
between Webster South.
bridge and turbridge. Leave southbrdge 81 AM and
arrive at Webster in time TO take the 81 train OF for
Worcester and Boston, arriving Boston at III A. NJ.
RETURNING-Leave Boston at 24 and Worcester nj
Al P. NJ arriving Souhbridge 81 r. NJ thus giving
Souhbrdge passengers q hours in Boston return the
same day. 1TPassengers for Worcester will be set down
at the Norgich and Forester Depot
Tickets be obtained OF the subscriber at Phepsi
Jewery Store In southbrdge through Worcester and
at the Norwich and Worcester Railroad Ticket Oqics
through TO Southbrdge. Fare By this route lou as
by any other.
All business ntrusted to the subscriber will be prompt
ly and faithfully attended to.
o. Office In Worcester at the Am. Temperance House
May Ia. JOSEPH SHEPAPU.