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NICHNND W YOUNG, 7"
Commissioner OF The General Land Once
Notice TO Presumption CInimnmts

Every Person entitled 10 the rigid Of pre- empon any
oi the lands within the townships and parts Of townships
above enumerated required IL establish the the
satisfaction of the register and receiver Of the proper land
office, and make payment therefor practicable
after seeing ii,a notice and before the day appointed
the commencement OF the public sale OF The lands en-,
bracns the tracts claimed, Otherwise mch claims will be-
forfeited.
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office,
x Mar 6-lawl3w 'rs7
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FALSE ALARMS, The boys appear to be perfectly
crazy about fires Not satisfied with blazing chin.
neys, some Of them apply the match 10 houses sta
bes particularly Parents owe il TO tliemselves 10
restrain their boys from running with the engines,
for the they are thus permitted to indulge the
mole do their desires burn f,r burning tnbera.
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No,iee 10 prc.cmnsi.n cte,n.,,,.

Every person entei the right Of pre- ealpon o. any
81 the lands Within tile iownsips aud parts ui townships
sboye cnum.ra ia lrtluirtiis establish The 10 the
sasaeton ni The register ami receiver % the proper hand
office, AMI make payment therefor pfanfe&s
after seeins this oee AMI he ofe The day appointed ios
the commencement ~ the pubc gale OF The hands enhra
cling the tract claimed Otherwise Nich claim viii BE Tor.
ieiied RICHARD NJ yoilNG,
Commissioner OF the G.uerai Laild Once
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Notice 10 Pre-emp,lon cIaln,an,a.

Every person entitled 10 the right Of preemp,o 10 any
OF The lands within tr townships and parla 81 iownshps
above enumerated Ia required establish the same Il, tie
satisfaction Of the sser and receiver the proper land
office, and make payment ierir as pIacieass AZ
ter seeing this Dotre, aud beioe the ay appointed for the
commencement 81 Tile puhhe sale iuf the ada embracing
the raa clained niietwise claim, will be forfeited
.s RICHARD NJ. YOUNG.
Commissioner Of the General LAID Office y
Mar G-iawi3w
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Notice 10 Presumption clniman

4 Notice 10 Presumption Clnina nts.
Every person eue 10 the right ~ pre- er,jop 10 ,ny
n the lands within The sections and parts seciions above
II required esfabis the rap,e Ia He e,tis
fcnn Of the resisiernn proper land office
and make payment therefor az practieasle aer
seeing this noice, ana before the day appoiu,i for IN,
81 the pahr ae oi the lands enl,rac,ns
the tract claimed; Otherwise such claim will be ErleiieJ
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner Of The General Land Office.
Mar h--tawt3w 8sssA
ROBERT y WALK EH
VIII PRACTISE LAW IN THE SUPREME COURT
or THE UNITED STATES.
IN 20 many ieers, he fbks proper 10 Paw Thai
hrcannot attend 10 claims b.fnrc Congress- ar any 81
the Departments but win devote his attention exssseIy
10 caaes niriistsi 10 linn In The Supreme Court q
Once on renneslsma avenue, near the Seven hdines
Washington %. C mar CIT
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TRANSFORMATIONS OF STORIES.


4
Burran Of Pryrsipns and C2oihi,sg, Afarch l6 1919
DROPOSALS, sealed unI endorse Proposals freight
10 hlarao,p will be received al this Bureau until three
O'Clock r. NJ on Tlursay, the 9Th day Of April siD, for
the transportation 81 1870 barrels tnore ess Of Govrr
nen stores from The navy yard ut Hoson chuabtfs
to the port Of Macao. IN China ire 20 be delivered 10 the
United staes naval siorekeeper ct The senior naval officer
present The offers must state the price asked per barrel
without distinction between wet and dry and each barrel
Cor two half 81 beef pork -four vinegar pick
les, whiakey, dried apples, will beonsered barre
all other ecksges be estimated the Of - cubic
feetto barrel whatever they may coniain anil in the
measurement 81 all tassaother than barIra the ta III
working layhys to be allowed al each of the ports
Boston and Macao for taking Ia and difharang
Payment 10 be made by navy the United iac
he seieced by the bidder, and designated In the charter
party, within Thirty days after producing satisfactory
OF the delivery OF the The vessel musi pass
the usual Inspection and be the Boston navy ya by the
10Th day Of April 1919 ready 10 receive her cargo; aid II
presented Tor examination within three days after being
notified Other acceptance, the Bureau win consider Itself
liberty offer the freight to the lowest bladder,
interest. Mmoi-tawft
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The lands embraced In The above proclamation loca
fed principally and adjacent 10 the Mississippi and ~
Croix rivers. Those designated mineral extremely
valuable; because, Ia addition 10 the copper aud other
ores fund Ia them, tfry well wafere and have ready
10 market, either 10 the South, by the mississippi
river The East by the way Of the lakes aud the
OIL lines Of Accommodation thai connect Herewith
Valuable timber and nll other requisites for
bnillnr and snei,p found In abundance, and
Of the finest quality The climate is healthy aud pleasant
the cold being rarely intense than IN the northern
.fNew York-and many Of the lands IRE exceedingly FIR.
le, producing all the grains and ytgetablea ths can be
raiae,I III Massachusetts northern New York. sf
Maps showing the localities u the Mines aud other valu
able Information relating thereto, derived from the geolog
cal survey &c which cannot be embrJce IN ths brief
notice, will be prepared and deposited IN The land office
81. Crux for inspection early practicable before the
coInmence me III vi the public sales. l41 'ttl
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fise Et-TIE ONLY GENUlNE-Cu tsf
WIsTAR,s BALsAE OF WILD CHERRY
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC
THE ONLY aENoIaE asasf
t& DR.. Wistar,s a&Eis ss
. BaLSAM or WILD CHERRY
HS Il # Hhs THE tN$s iSf} t.tf} n
Sc WRITTEN SIGNATURE 8
OF the sole Proprietor,
atStt 4@fa w NJ. r EAR,

: On he outside Hropper surrounding each Bottle.
tfIS h believed be the only article, bearing the above
X IL tile an emanang from the Doctor. The virtues Of
Wd Cherry ior relieving atctioha OF the Lnlea, und Thai
all important organ the Liver has long enjoyed the conf
sdeHcc Of domesic practice. .A aits4.
81 Phadepha being duly sworn according % law, deposes
and says that he Ia In possesso ri the original recipe for
preparing Balsam Of Wild Cherry for affections VI the
encateL Physician and that he believer to be the only
ore Y any person except the said DE- Wisar
sworn 10 and sbrcrbed before me- and city zeal axed
on the hrst day o. November A. D. eighteen hundred and
forty seyen. IonN SwIrr, Mayor. H., 81
Aropyl1ght for the Balsam Ia secured, 81
able proof 40 in1yidna from nston Mass recently ap
piled 10 the Uued States District Court OF for
an ulncton Oh the General Agent for the United States
ling only genuine Dr. Waal Iiasam d Wild Cherry,
ail individual oaming the right OF course the Hont
!naye % g, sac court promptly ret,sed Y
performs tho cure Lei them not deceive you Ir-Look
4 well The mark oitle genuine. X. M sf "a Nh sA
No ps wssEs a ss n via Cherry CO.. possibly Be
the outside Wrapper surrounding each Bottle This
being The oqly genuine Balsam ever offered 10 the pnbe
p w s"ans Is a. z r sSs y Ss MS
hlown u the glass each bottle bearing sbsl s front
Ssr ae iseoSn q "a ssss an WM srLAH
Norics 70 TMK Puniac-Al have This day appointed r.
w Doyrr n Soxs. Mo- ~ Norii, Second street Philaicl
Bs,p e., TSsss lssY 81 ri sse'y s'"a
An orders for The HalsAn addressed them, will be
promptly Intended 10 a The PssDfsisrs lowest Wholesale
Aso ior sale by most Respectable prurvis,s aid Msrrh.
ants tlrousho liz United Skaters Mskieo vVes Indcs and
British Prcyinrsa WHO are IN The prsesics q ceiling Gem
up pr, rppl'a' ~ MsI ms,,'ss tor a.
ny Fer full particulars read Dyott's Oracle Of HeniM
TO be had Of Die Agents maf3-
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rroPssnis for American W alter retted Heap
sN4s4 NAVY DErAsrnErr,
Burcah n Construction, Equipment and Repair,

aa N4f4 NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Burcah a Construction Eqaipmentand Repair
FINDER lie lolnt resuluopof Congress- approved May
II ., 1914, en,ied 4esoion reafestss contracts iot
Mil ee rsee,sed AZ is bureau, or lie unrd States s,np
agencies Iouisvile, kenneky, or - IouIn, missouri,
&c Il nss s not ss ss
Ne dssf gdy VI Apniiean l'aer ronsa hear y 'is an
bounds .ss IN No III viii 81 eonssrsd Al higher Lan
Two hundred and forty one doars per ION The proposals
@ !" " s VII s I" ss a whether de shah be
aEsrded Hodfyery YIN be required sooner IMAM inc 'S
ae w saIa Ss,p mss be equal in quality The best r
asses q equality q s'a ne r ssn'sss,
The said hemp Pgsl ls p,Ysspssqy Jsr,N1, cleaned.
free from shiyes aud lgat p?i !oie sstesn ~.
ssps AZ e as y
esied By HE Inspectors, By !her drscie6 VIII bear a
sas 100 pounds and ~ length. color spd other proper
ehs 9 t. I ma iss
peeled and ssie,i a. The respective places Of delivery
Tor the hemp which may pass Inspection and be reeyed
by hen according To e contrasts which may be enfered
nto niney per csi Of whch bills 10 be payable within
thirty days uier ihe,r presentation such navy agents
may be agreed upon and named 10 The contracts
Persons offering state the price, In words and fig
CLEARLY ami lsebiy asked per Of 1910 pounds
when delivered Ia e,e tested approved, and received
Every Offer n,as be accompanied as directed
81 Congress milking appropriations Tor the naval
approved l0th August 1896 ~ written guaranty, signed
by one o more responsible persans 10 be certified by
some Official peIsopage1t 10 the eject thar he they
srtske ua the bidder or bidders will, fIs their bid be
accepted, enter into an obligation Within fifteen days after
Tie submitted for gigyiafe viii, good and sulf
Gent s,eiies, ursish the sappIiss imposed No PRO.
poai will be considered nniess accompanied by such qua
faniy- aI5 ,4sast FI44if &sH.
iipnds with two approved surees in half the esii.
mated ~ the respective contracts will he required,
aud ten pei IN addition viii be wihheh rom The
each pay 10 BIZ made, collateral security
for The due and ,'ii performances Of The respective con
tracts which will account be paid until The contracts
complied with IN al respects according 10 their terms
OHers be mate ~ strict conformity with the terms
Of tls advertisement The persons Offering stale BY
iebeh mary agent they wish ihelr bills paid, Il their offer
Is accepted, and by nhth hemp u nary acy they wish
have contracts aud bpns sent for u.er agnafnre and
Hey should be txecisa sihin fsen days aiier they
received by agents. The department will CONSIDER itself
gleeied
Mar -..swi)1bMay.
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Notice TO Pre- -en,ptlon Claimants.

Every person entitled the right Of pre- epton any
Of the lands within the townships and parts Of townships
above enumeraie Is rrlniredto establish the The
satisfaction ~ the register aud receiver Of the proper land
office, and make payment ilersir practicable,
aer seeing this nce and before tile day appointed for the
Of The pubic sale IL Tie l,dn embracing
the tract claimed, otherwise ouch claim will be torieliea
grtft 38t 800 RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
y Commissioner ~ the General Land Office
Mar 7--lawl3w NO.. s 44i.
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TESTIMONIALS.

4 at
PoucnKRlPsm, Oct 4h, 1913 X
The undersigned who have Cor time had children
under your College IIl, and who have attended
several examinations Of your pupils take this opportunity
olexpresiig 10 yon and 10 The public through, YOU o,r
~ eninentiy beautiful the arrangement of the
study room, the dormolythe play ground Gym
oas,In with the conurt AMI refnemeni OF tho family
with Tie oro'ghness 81 It's educ lona provisioa and
The innnences which exered the minds Of the
scholars, we delighted; aud req,iesied by you, pre-
sent ~ yo, this expression oi grateful regards and
wishes that may eontinie receive, yo
certainly deserve, the liberal patronage which you have
hitherto enjoyed q !. ,.,.,o, \, h. Z ,nn,s,
-es.S 3.Nt Hlrkeusark, .as - .Hll it saf
EpaAR THons Supervisor Of the town OF
) D. raownGipes, Merchant Pongl,ksspaie.
GEo. VAN kLggcK. 49," l,g41t5
JOINT Mct'ous Troy,
Geosas v Pomsnoy, New York. ss3
ABA HoLT, BROOKLYN
lsRAfL HAwLEy Merchant New York
HUBERT VAN WAGEtEN, Fclsbkeepse.
Extract from the report Of The examining Committee.
The committee belcSe that tile examination has resulted
~ sasiyna ai who were present that The saclng ineye
viii produce thorough, sound useful educ
Tie advantage which tha school enjoy in posi-
It's admirable Internal well known
hardly 10 need amy notice from the committee. Hut they
cannot refrain nom directing The public to It's superiority
N THIS respect over any other school with wlrh they are
The kind and excellent Of tie school is 20 a,ten.
i've 10 the various duties Which assigned 10 her, the
boyshary frei the want OF mothers care
The strict patefnal discipline and careiu! watehf,l
over his large Emily aud the happy moral and religious
influence WHICH peryades fhe whole establishment give
The parents every assurance that t,y reasonably de-
mand thai their viii be well cared for properly
trained Tor The great PURPOSES Of iiieusetuess III this
world, aud happ,nrssla tie next 's'
D w, FAIRFlELD,
II. @. LUDLOW,
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Notice OF tho establishment OF the land
O0lce Tor the Vestern Land Distrlct,'' In
the State OF wisconsin.
pursuance of the section of the of Congress
entitled Anac nor changing the location OF the land Of
lice IN the Chippewa land district and establishing adj
diiosa land district IN The State of Wisconsin, approved
March ~ leia which provides Tint "For the sale of The
pnblic lanis "a The Territory al WISCONSIN, additional
land office and hand district are hereby rrrar comprising
all the lands moi included within the district 81 lands sub
iect 10 sale at Green hay, Milwaukee, Mne,rl Point
which shall he called the Western Land Distrci' IA
hereby deciatf and mike Known hiat ihe land office 70
shall os Willow rirf ST croix county,
Given urer my han d the cry II wsshinr,on. ,his
acconday q March. snho Domlni me ti,olssm EIGHT
lssinlvesi md friy niue. pFiifs JAMES X pDIk
ny the Presidents 81 AZ "a +tt l7WN
nIcmARp NJ youNo,
commissloner The General Land once, ~
Mar 9-lawl3w
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Notice OF the cslahIi sh me nt OF the Land Or
Nee for the Charlton DistHlct, la the State

pursuance Of the first section Of The act of Congress-
entitled An aci q, establish additional land office IN
ihe State Of Missouri approved February 2h, 1919 10
hereby declare aid make known, that the land Office
ted by said 10 eEiablehej nj the Town IL Milan, in
the county OF Snlivan II said State the this day
sgiiaicd by the President &c The United States
Given nnder my hand AT the city ot Washington this
twenty yenh day February, Domio thousand
eight hundred aud iortynine. sft
ny order ftlie President
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IN pnraulnec OF The provisions OF The section OF
the act entitled San act Tor the admission The State
u Wisconsin nto the tnion, approved on the 29h May
1873 JAMES X. POlk President OF the United States
Of America, do Hereby declare and make known that
pnblc aneawili he he'll nj the aforementioned land OF
ices ~ The said Sinie OF WISCONSIN, al The periods
herenpfer iesiguatei, To wit, ft5..F
Al Tie land foiiee al MILWAUKEE, commencing oI,
Monday, the fourth day Of June next disposal OF
the vacant public inds within The sections and
parts Of serioIsi situated in The following Townships
kylis Is +. . E
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ADEI.PIiI THEATRE.
To conclude with the farce Of
IRISH TUTOR.
ny THE PREsIDENT or THE UNITED
STATES.

,ss Circle and Parqnctte 50 cents. Privatc Boxes
rs cents. Gallery 25 cents.
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poUomKEIspsTE FEnALE AoADEmY.

~ cAMN0N rREET.N7 M
THE Academy IL biIfof brk, of ample dimensions 10
accommodate hy boarscrs and arranged expressly for
female .snne srhoo, siiaisd In Of the mosi 5ypr
able locations In the village being cea YET retired plea,
Ran anil heathful,
PRINCIPALS.
Jacob O. Tooker, A. M.
Laia, G,esk, Mathematics, History and Anaiysig n ne
Eakiish Language,
MRS. CAROLINE w. TOOKRR
Msnim and Mora PhiiosepLy Composition
a2A &Ns@ .iA TEAcIIERa
MISS CATHERINE VAN vALKENDundI
CTiGeism, Physioeey, Nafarn Phasophy LLeforc Nor.
mad Ch1rf, C0aiIosiifou
MISS JULIA s. HOPKINS, iast
Pe,lnmanahi dsiroa0piy 1lcienf and 6fdern Geagra-
fhy, Ancient aud Modern History, Bo,y, Composition,
..a3s LOUIS GRUBE,
ADOLPuI AWENG, MaGc on he Piano aud i,ui.
Ffench. far, Ivairiag Painfinr
FRANCISCO AIVAR, IN Oiia0ad troisr coiprs
German, Sianish, q Hniian, II. " BRIGGS, NJ D.,
Tt ffl8's vi VuraI
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LUMBER

THE subscribers having taken the Yard formerly
ped by B. BUFFUM, now offer for sale large
sortment of all kinds of atsaE saeasa II 80
BUILDING AND FINISHING LUMBER,
and would respectfully invite the attention OF all wanting
any thing in their line TO their stock. sA -3
For the past week they have been receiving large
shipments from the east, and il has arrived
order, and IS for sale at The lowest market prices.
sa@ Shingl Shingles. ,sisos .s
100000 Double Extra Shaved CEDAR. s.s.
sla 300 600 do do do PINE.
q 200 600 . do do Sawed Pine and Cedar l4ia
2U0 900 Extra Pine and Cedar Sawed and Shaved. h
Persons in want of perfect covering for their roofs
will find the largest and best assortment Of Shingles in
Yard at Washins ton Square which will be happy
10 furnish them the best of terms. ssa 8asfa T7tf
/ Worcester mo. lo.sa dwtf Gr&,o: X EARLE.
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NORWICH 8 WORC EsTER KAILItOAD
Il Z ss - - - !,
Summer Arrangement May I. 1919.

summer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q, IC4Ss e-a "a
'AcCOMMOD 4TION TRAINS Daily, except Sunday.
lLeaye Worcester at 1890 An and 43Op.S.
- The 10 30 IN. Train connects with train leaving
Springfield AT 30 am Boston at Ami Nashua at 72O
m Providence at as m .-ra
The 4.S0 mi train connects with the Steam Boat train
from New Haven also train leaving Boston at p M.
Leave Norwich Ut A. M, and IL M. 6W
Or The am. train connects at Worcester with West
train, leaving 10 am; Boston train at l0. 25 AMI
Nashua train at III Providence train at IL 80
Poufret Special TrGin.-Leave PoHIfret at m. Tor
Norwich. Leave Norwich at p. M for Pomfret.
FREIGHT TRAINS, r4 .tr
Leave Worcester at 81 Am. Leave Norwich at ct
A.m.--(Daly, Sundays excepted ~
II Express Freight leaves Boston at IL M. for Alyns
Point arriving in New York next morning. t.N
STEAMBOAT TRIMS,
Leave Bostoa at 5 O'Clock P. NJ for New York, stop
ping only Framngham Worcester, Danelsonvile and
Norwich arriving Ayns Point to take the Boat at
P. M. .,,f. ..t..as lIfstf EgeL 81 ewAE 8u4 rsH
Steam Boat Train connects at Worcester with the train
arriving from Nashua and Grotci Junction at $50 pm
RETURNING-Leave Allyn's Point about O'Clock AM,
the arrival of the Steam Boat from Newly ork. all
A Baggage must be delivered to the Baggage Master
other person authorized receive il before the Pas
senger takes his seat in the Cars.
Baggage will MT be taken include money, merchan-
dze other articles than thoss of personal use and
wheI OF higher value than Fifty Dollars, notice must be
given Of that fsct and price paid the Company
will not hold itself liable beyond that amount.
No baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars E+H
No smoking permitted in the Passenger Cars or Depot
Passengers procure Tickets at the Station Offices.
s. II. P. LEE, JR..
May7. dwtf sup't and Eng. N. & w. R. R.
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EsTERN RAIL ROAD.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.

s;ssss ;s:ssssll5;Eg sEsz - J -
= q a q re II Y a. SH
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BARRETTS DIVE HOUSE,

-tAI BARRE . DYE HUU6EJ
1AO WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON. i
II AIDES Dresses Gloaks Shawls, Handkerchief Scars
IL Bonnets &c. Gents Goats, overcoats, and Pants,
dyed and finished in The best manner. s...... =
The subscriber having received agency the above
celebrated Dye House. is prepared receive and for
ward goods be dyed and hopes that the character of
the establishment for despatch and beauty Of work
together with bis ehdeavors to please, will ensure him
share of patronage, at T. s1f a1"
MARTIN r. WILLIAMS, Bonnet Rooms,
sss. Central Block, 1877 Main street, Worcester.
April A. -, --.l ~ dwtf
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Commencing Friday, Sept i, 1913, gE
PASSENGER TRAINS will run daily Sundays except
ed as follows ,r..,
Boston, a A. NJ, s A. NJ, and q +. M. ae7 q ii5
Worcester, 81 A. M, 10 A. M aud so +. M. EG
Albany, 7 A. NJ, and q p NJ.
Springfield st Am. AMI 1t P M. for Albany.
Springfield ct A. NJ, II and 81 p M Tor on the arrival
of Inc train from New Yor) or Worcester and Boston,
2 DAY LINE TO NEW YORK-Uid Springfield
The Steamboat train leaving Boston at Am and Wor
eester at M will stop Way stations, unless
take passengers Springfield beyond Passengers pro
seed directly by way Of Hartford and New Haven, and
arrive in New York by P. M
Worcester at 4 p. M.
''SiF FOR ALBANY AND TROY,
Leave Boston at A. NJ Worcester 10 A. NJ and arrive
AZ Albany al ST PMor evc Btston at M Worcester
at55OPM lodge in Springfield leave at g next morning
and arrive in Albany ut II P. nj.
The trains Troy leave on the arrival Of the rains
at Greenbush. - $3.50,
The trains for Buffalo leave Albany at ~ A. M. 7PM
The trains ofthe Ptts6eld and North Adams Rail Road
connect at Piltsield. " ~
THE Housatonc Rail Road connects at the State line
The trains for Northampton and Greefied connect al
Springfield passengers proceed by stage to BrattleN
boro, Windsor, Bellows Falls, Hanover, llaverhilL &C.
stages run from Charlton to Southhridge from West
Brook6eld to Ware Enfield New BEaiAtres and Iiardwch
vUsrs and Monson : I'D HENRY GRAY,
49, s--7E0'aat .taH&4 Agent Western Railroad.
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40 P. H. RILEY,
> Draner and Tailor.

Coaches and Harnesses for Sales
T'HE subscriber has forssale. nine passenger STAGE
L COACHES. One of them is nearly new, has been
run but four months. is trimmed and finished in ee
CANT sye,with The best Of materials The other is OF
style and finish, bull has been used longer weighing
about 1850 lbs. each. - = = sts''''
Also, set of STAGE HARNESSES, all in good order
and will be sold at great har gains. ssd w. @. CLARK.
Worcester, June a. l3s9. Us ,g ~ gaoFg a 81 II DIFF
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At the New York Store.

Barrages, Tissues, &c at rs cts.
TN addition to already large assortment OF THIN
4 DRESS GOODS, we received this morning a lot Of
very ELEGANT BARRAGES which we are offerPg at
TDentysfue cents the yard, warranted all Wool and Silk
and 10 be the same quality now selling at ga cents.
%, SACKS AND VTSITES.
Those Sacks and vises which have sold 80 rapidly
with u.s. are all gone, few left of the new style
Nav IS dwtf o. F, STEBBINS g. co,