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THE GAINES CASE. The deeply exciting
and interesting case OF Madame Myra Gaines,
lady OF the deceased General Gaines, will come
up for final decision before the Hon. Judge Nc.
Called, of the United States district court, in New
Orleans, during this month.
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The VERMONT RAILROADS. The Rutland
railroad opens from Burlington to Mount Holly
Nov. 29th-leaving but seven miles of rails to be
laid to complete the road, which will be compile
ted within the year. The Vermont Central road
Is also opened to Boston.
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To DESTROY RATS. Proiessed rat catchers
in England use the following compound, and so
affected are rats By this perfume that thew can
DC taken by the hand with impunity.
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u Hon. GEO. w. JULIAN, of Indiana, has been
seized with sudden hemorrhage of the lungs, and
though convalecen viii probably be able to be in
bis seat in the House of Representatives at Washington
at The opening of the Sc sion. Mr. Julian was Free
Sole.
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rY- The New York Courler discusses lhe pro. |

/ ~ The New York Courier discusses the pro-
position afoat TO make new (Slave) State in
Texas, and new territories in Caliio mia, -wmch
has been called ga compromise" TO hich all
sides would assent The Courier says
THE absurdity OF such scheme can be seen
at one glance. Congress has already found il
impossible to organise one territorial government,
on account OF the bitter differences of sentiment
which prevail In that body, and among the PEG.
pie whom its members represent, on the subject
OF slavery Yet. Mr. Foote is represented as pro.
posing, that four such governments,-in each OF
which this element Of disturbance will be intro.
duced, shall forthwith be formed, and that
with the alleged inteton Of simplifying the ques
ton as il now stands before the country. We do
not eny,-perhaps we do not doubt,-that he
does entertain such purpose, and such belief
in lis simplicity; but we do doub, very much whe.
Their he will find any other Senator concurring
with him in such opinion 1t would make the
question Just tour times as complicated and as
difficult oil adjustment, as it has been found 10 be-
hitherto.
Equally glaring is the absurdity ofstylIng such
subject compromise. The point at issue be-
tween the North and South is the power of Con.
gress, under the Constitution, TO exclude Slavery
from new territory. The scheme in question
proposes 10 create a new Slave State in Texas hv
way OF Compromise 1t does not provide for the
admission OF any Free State, tho it apparently
comedies that in the case OF Northern California
1t will be observed, however, that it simply au-
thorizes that territory 'tto form State Constitu-
ton" right which 1t possesses already when
ever it shall contain the requisite population ;
and Congress would not only have the right,
but be compelled, to act anew upon that Consti-
tuition whenever it should be presented Under
this BILL therefore. after the new Slave State OF
Texas shall have been admitted into the Union
California, by the vote of that very state, may be
excluded should she present a Free Constitution.
The direct effect OF the bill would be, to admit
one Slave State, and thus TO give the South new
power TO- exclude any Free State that might APP
ply for admission. Instead OF compromise ,
this bill would thus prove to be trick that might
be dangerous were it not transparently shallow.
The true 'compromise" in this matter has been
already attained The opponents OF Slavery in
Used that Congress should preserve, by explicit
enactment, the freedom oil California. The South
denied the power and the justice OF such action
| The question has been taken out OF the hands OIL
both sections, and has been dehnitvely settled by
the themselves They have claimed the rlgh
make such laws, Tor their local government az
they see fit They have made such Constitu
ton as they choose to live under, and by thai
Constitution they have excluded slavery from
their limits. Under these circumstances, ant
with that Constitution, they apply for admission
into the Union Its to evade that application
that this scheme has been concocted.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-29

U JUDGE ALLEN left town for Washington via.
New Haven, in the O'Clock train, last evening, 10 take
his seat in Congress on Monday next
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-29

Mix this compound and spread it on the bait in
the trap and you will not long be infested with
shem.--JTeU England Agyicaltuyist.
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Nomination for Congress-
". DiStrict-JOHs G. PALFREY Of Cambridge
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Land, Pension, add General Agency

WILLIAM n MINNIx, late Of General Land Once, will
claims Of every kind against The government before
HIS the different
branches Of the departments especially relation military
bounty lands give fun all who may
require his services prompt
located BY military warrants win be secured and all necessary
means
vices In the revolutionary the Of 1872 and Mcsn
win special attention Ne win also attend the sale
nr collection rents payment
this city BY nonrcsidcnn and others. 'N
Reference James Shields formerly Commissioner
of The General Land once Richard NJ Young Commits
soner Land 0cc s the ocen Of the Genera
Land Once generally State Of Irois
Richie, Edmund Burke Peter Force, W. W. Session. y
Blair, y. @. River, Richard Walach. e
Once Al asup weedons Coach Factory Of The Centre
Market, Washington, ID. O.
sepi
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CAUTION EXTRA.


CAUTION EXTRA.
MAN NV te name of RE CIAPP has engaged with vouns
Al man o. s name c nav cs ms sna % n na%
genuine osns etc This townsend d no doctor
me s he shs s Of Doctor for he n
credit sending
ssn VII, 1--WE II p 500 n ~ viii ,dncs aoe n
e .o. proof O. this Tn s Eqbs Ho e de
IlC0R TcfVNsENns sARsAPARIIIA hsvns On A. ne IA
doctor. Likeness his family Goa, Of arms and his signature across
1' '0 'A' ;" Nuns ~" JACOB TOWNSEND,
"pa 'p'e'' ~. 'a'aA '"s''' HeD l''N Guy
Old Doctor Townsend aboa. Of and has
SRf sssn y ss sSos sss Of %
compelled It's manufacture, by which has been
sO q am. and $ :ai s:f
many nevertheless those who had been healed 81
dsrful healing power. This IN 1T
Grand and uncquallcd preparation
S on s ~ & se ana caned 0 throughout ms
ISi,se vonr~ n morovex win age ard never
%
discoveries the a have ali been brought into reputation in The
root II Il well Known 10 medical men, contains medcnsI
properties and some properties which are and
n;nrious 10 he Some Of te nroperes Of
lila are no volatile Thai thew entirely and are lost In he
preparation II they by process
only % those IN " manufacture Moreover these VIOLA
me which ny on N xapo o. ~ an sahsanon'
nsa aae mS vey esse1rs modc opes ~ e oo "hch
0enne Ou ~ .soO 80. .. - =, - III
20 ~ ,ns nsn q e roos are
on and rejected then every particle Of virtue
secured ~ pure ana oam ana mus = rendered
pared in ,Ss way. made most powerful agent il The
u. 49, ~ 49, y. ~. 49,, 1ss.es' u,
ne cure OF CONSUMrTiUM, pYsrEpsL, and LdyEk CON
and n sna II 81 COS
- -. - - 49,
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sfrs Colts Improved Repeating Pissols."
EXPECTING TO be Europe for months Inquiries
IN relation said addressed J. Knox Walker
Washington, who empowered attorney general agent
contract and receive orders Tor The delivery Of said pistols
May l6-d3m SAMUEL COLT.
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$50 Northwest guns -tirds OF which In
length barrel and d q inches, TO be dey
cred In The city OF New York o. Phnadephia n may be
required.
smples Of all the above aoes Deposited the scs Of the
mmoner Of Indian Affairs and be proper 10 remark that
Of hardware agricultural impiemen and guns
ars new and Of beer qualify than The articles heretofore fur
he'd under former contracts.
n, proposals may be divided into four parts, viz'
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S1h REWARD Ran from u. subscriber Luray

Chrfstepher Grammer,
Attornsy and Cos1selor at Lap,
HAVING Pcnnsyvana Avenue,
III ~ and 6 Streets he will continue practise
before
parment, and the Board Of Commissioners Of Mexican
Aug l2-eod2m ltffB 90. .fa.UGf. emo
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prsrtxp nARToN KEY win attend TO any busines'
may be ned win before either q he courts q This Die
and viii also attend the prosecution Of claims before Con
pess and the Departments. once on street.
wAsHreror, July 10, 1895. July lT-3awn
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JUST RECEIVED, direct from Of Thomas per bl
AnnaIostn Capt Dory lot Of The finest genuine green ur
brought this MARKET which win be daily
the modes Of cookery, possible style
Also from Norfolk fresh oysters, pced oysters shecpshead
ere boshsh te he all Of which win be served up The shores
notice $500. ...
o0-Fsmnis. served q usual.
Aug ls-d w. WALKER.
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~ Court Of the United In
thinks proper that he claims before Cones
Of the departments but will HIS excluvei
10 inrusfed him In the Supreme ilfItfE
Once Pennsylvania avenue, the Seven Building, Wash
insson, ID. O. "a F ttV g srtEf Mar 6--f
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EHENCH and Spanish LAnguages,--J MEIERE, pro
lessor United States navy Yale College, respectfully
quan the cisens Of Washington that he giving
Prof Meere fae himself that his reputation
100 well established here require particular reference
For kc address j. NJ the bookstores Of Me Frsnck
Taylor, Taylor Mauy and Fischer his residence Mrs
wlans, opposite Mr. Franck Tsylor, Pennsylvania
/ Nov e--6 N aif af1ae 81 -ii3 s.itf+
Democratic banner., 1849-06-18
Total ECLIPsE!!

T>HE undersigned would respectfully inform
the public that R ROOTS PATENT
ECLIPSE STOVE can always be found at No
10 Main Street, St. Louis.
This Stove has become the most popular stove
n use, from the perfect simplicity Of its con.
struction, and the certainty with which it per.
forms all its cooking operatiOns-consumine, as
1T does, less than half a cord Of wood per month,
and baking with as much certainty and uniformi.
~ as a Bakers Ouen. This, together with the
fact that there is no division of the lues, thereby
securing a strong ~draught, makes it the most eco.
n0mical and convenient Cooking Stove now in
Also on hand ROOTS CELEBRATED PRE-
MUM COOKING STOVES, together with
every variety Of Cooking and Parlor Stoves,
Tin-ware, Kitchen, Hardware, &c. &c, ell of
which will be sold at very low prices, either at
or retail.
u Country Merchants would do well 10 cali
and examine our stock, as we are satisfied with
small profits. A. g. L. NEWBERRY.
81. Louis, Mo-, May 9Th, ,49.-sm,
Democratic banner., 1849-06-18

prehensible cause ofquarrel. They see SLAYER,
and disunion coupled in one eternal wranple.--
They see us almost in a state of di~soreanizatior
Legislation paralyzed-.distant territories left
without governmenf---insult, violence, outrage
on the focrs Of Congress--disunion threatened,
Their hearts are chilled at this sad spectacle
their enemies rejoice at it and by every mail ship
that leaves our shores the representatives. of the
crowned heads of Europe send forth the record of
our debates to encourage the enemies, and to
lconiound the friends of freedom. France---all
parts Of ltaly---even the papal states; all parts
oi Germany---even the old and gloomy empire
Iof Austria; all, all are struggling for liberty, snd
turning anxious looks to us for aid and succor,
not by arms, for that they know to BE- impossible,
but for the moral aid of agrand example. They
LOOK IN vain. Our example is against them; and
II the present struggle for liberty shall again
In Europe, we may take to ourselves a
large share of the blame. Once called the mod.
|el republic by our friends, we are now so called
In derision by our foes; and the slavery discus
SONS and dissensions quoted as the proofs OF the
imPrac!lcable form OF government which we
nave adopted. l cannot engage in such discus
sions, nor do any thing TO depress the cause of
struggling freedom throughout Europe. Nor
can dlsparage the work, or abuse the gift Of our
1NSNCi HoS lHeIe appeared upon earth
body OF men who left a richer inheritance, or al
nobier example to their posterity. Wisdom,
modesty, decorum, forbearance, dicnity.I
moderation, pervaded all their works, and
all their conduct. They con-
iucted a revolution with the order of an old
government: they founded al
lew government with the wisdom of ~sayes:,
hey administered it in their day with tent
and judgment. They left us the
'dmiration, and the envy of the friends off
reedom throughout the world. And are
re- their posterity, in the second genera 4
ion, to spoil this rich inheritance-mar this .
o6le work-discredit this great examples
nd throw the weight of the republic against
he friends of republicanism in their deadly
ruggIe. cannot do it. Taught to ADMIRE
he founders of our government in my earlyl
outh, reverence them now: taught to value
'elr work then, / worship it now: a Sepa.-
# for thirty years, I cannot degrade theI
ena'e by engaging in slavery and disunionI q
scussions. Silence such debate is INV
rayer; and ifthat cannot be done, | silencelp,
yself. ~
Democratic banner., 1849-06-18
Greater Inducements
LIFORN
For 1S49.

For the approaching Spring, / am mann
featuring the largest and most .plendid as
Democratic banner., 1849-06-18
Of Louisiana. as follows:

IUI ADuItf9nsI dS loI0WS.
Section,l. For the purposes of paying city Of
hcers, city debts, and making necessary street i'm
|provements, a tax of one half of one per centum
upon ell property in this city, made taxable. BY
law for State purposes, and a poll tax of fifty
cents upon all free white male inhabitants over
twenty-one and under ffty-fve years of age,
shall be levied and collected for the present year.
Passed June 9th, lS49.
W. X. KENENDY Mayor.
Attest, H. ]. FINDLY, OK. C. C.
Democratic banner., 1849-06-18
JEW RE RY.& &C.
,oM RIVoj "
:.
--
w. K. KENNEDY & Co., { !

- 80 80 -
w. X. KENNEDY q Cos
RE now in receipt Of q well selected stoct
~ OF PATCHES, JEWELRY, Guile
RY, PERFUyMERY CONFECTTOAARIES
&C., to which they invite the attention of the
Ladies and Gentlemen Of this City and vicinity.
Consisting, in part, ofthe following a~rticles,s viz.
Full jeweled Gold and Silver anchor lever
Watches, =.
Horizontal and quarter ditto,
Ladies' fine set and mourning Breast. Pins,
Bracelets and Clasps, miniature Lockets,
flne set, engraved, facet, COMEDIAN and plain
Rings,
Plain and set Ear Rings, .5er
Hair Pins, Guards, Slides and silver Thinbl.s.
Shell 4 silver Combs, & gold Pencils,
j Gents fine set Breast Pins.
Plain gold & set Studs, 5ft
Fine gold Pens & holders,
Heavy silver Pencils & leads, 10
hoger's Razors & Congress Knives,
Mastenholm's extra do. do.
Watch chains and cold & silver KEYS.
Violin strings and Musical Boxes,
SPectkles, assorted, and cases,
Razor strops and shaving compound,
Fancy Colcgn. Rose & bears Oh,
TX marrow, Pomade & macasser oil.
Plates, Novels & Indellible Ink,
Candies, assorted, and fine Cigars,
Nuts, Rasins, Fruits, &C.,
II There is also q SODA FOUNT IN con-.
ect'on with the establishment that will he ioun5
order during the warn season.
Georgia Nreet, Louisisna, No.
April 9Th, l849.-if.
Democratic banner., 1849-06-18
U OF APPEALS.

THE City Council of the city Of Louisiana will
:, meet at the Mayors office on. Wednesday,
10th inst, at o'clock. P. NJ, to hear and de.
lermine all appeals from the assessment for the
year, l849; when and where all persons feeling
agrieved, may attend if they think
proper. The Assessors book is in the posses
non Of The Clerk of the City Council.
By order OF the Council.
H.; J: FINDLY, Clk. c. C.
Louisiana, June 6, lS49.
Democratic banner., 1849-06-18
OF Interest to Tobacco PIan1er.-

: Viz undersigned wish to purchase a quan.
uty Of TOBACCO, for which thew viii
pay . ialr price in cash. Those wishing 10 sell
~ tni' market, will find it to their interest tn
US scaii, as we design purchasing all that
may oe onered and paying the highest market
BLOCK 4 co
Democratic banner., 1849-06-18
Final Settlement

oIiCEi hereby given to all person, ints.
H. rested, that At The next Novemberteym #
MIC GounIy court Of Pike county, No., / win a..
Tor 2 nnal settlement Of The estate Of Ar
June 18th, ls49.-.-4w. AUNT.
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". x. KENNEDY, Msyur.
Attest. II. ]. FlSnLY, Clerk C. C.

CITY ORDINANCE-NO. & :"
Ordinance firing tie rate of ~taration for N.
year l849. sbSi -
nv the City Council of tho ci,v
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CITY ORDlNANCE--NO. s.

CITY ORDlNANCE--NO. g..
fin Ordinance .appropriating Money.
BIZ it ordained blythe City Council of the city
of Louisiana, as follows:
Sec. l. That there be appropriated and paid
out Of any money inthe city treasury, not other
wise appropriated, the following sums, for the
use and benefit of the persons hereinafter named,
To W. O. Parks, expenses for lime, &c., $40 40
TOE. C.& S. F. Murray, for printing
City Charter, % 90
To William D. Blackamore, for serving
notices by order Board of Health, 10 90
TO E. Draper & Bros. for sundries, ID 2I
Geo. w. Gender, services in Board
Of Health, 3OO
70 v. w. Emerson, do. do. 400
TO H. J. Findly, do. as clerk, 325
-, $65,86
Passed June 9th, lS49.
w. X. KENNEDY, Mayor.
Attest, H.. J. FINDLY, Clerk C &C.
Democratic banner., 1849-06-18
For SALE.

A VERY NEAT Cottage rssid.ne. !, :
-, n rae town Of Bowling Green, which +
.as cOunly ssatof Pike, one of the best and
Hoss PcPulons counties in the State. Tbs
.ouss e entirely new, and contains, four
aoo on On'tne lower door, and Is built Il i'm.
Proved cottage style. It would NAL.
very neat and comfortable Iesideuos Sor s,~
Of smalIfamily. There ara = .on,
aection With i, good out buildinos. aIInsw.
me- on the premises . FIRST rate Ven of %
ING asa four good lots Of around. an
%.,so .Ml be sold togetkerif desired.
!, Ss P~aftlcalars apply 70 the undersigned
Ami, o. IU "o SAM'L, KEN.
'0''' (50-2m)
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e w GOODs.

DR.. WIN. W. WISE,
(.hG'" Nree, Louisiana, Missouyi,)
'enaer Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Due.
St.0s, Paints, ORs, e. Yarnis1c,.
IL, he also keeps constantly on hand and
ior sale q good supply Of F.AMX = MEDT
C!.vf's, warranted genuine. All Of which
VIII Dc sold as IotO as the LOWER. =. "'
" Please call and examine GOOD. and
(33-ly.l =
Democratic banner., 1849-06-18
NEW ARRIVAL OF
SPRING 4 SUMMER CLOTHING.
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. &C.

ME subscriber has just returned from St.
Louis with a large & well selected stock oil
RE.3DY..HADE CLOTHING, comprising all
ARTICLES Of gentiemen's ware, calculated to suit
!he grave't farmer and gayest youth. He deems
IL unnecessary to enumerate the articles. Call
Tor what you want, and he will be sure to have
IT, He has also a good supply of
Try Goods, Groceries, Queensma-e,
Haydt0a-e, &C.,
o which he 'Olicits the custom Of his friends
md dealers generally.
prices. Jos. kICHERnS0N
Louisiana, April Both, lS49. -
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Louisiana Livery Stable.

N view Of the Inconvenience to which in.
4 dividuals and the public generally have beer
subjected: Tor the want Of proper conveyance,
Ito and from our city, the subscriber ha.
been encouraged to establish in Louisiana. a
an immense outlay of "toil and tr,as,,y. !, ;,
Livery Stable, well supplied with Horses. BUG.
|gics aud. Hacks. He Aatters himself bv keeS-
ing c~onststly on hand, and well rubbed. hors.
es OF all gates and %colors, suited both TO the
saddle and harness, that he will receive a rem.
erIus support from community. Business men,
community, can at any time be supplied w;5
single horses, buggies, or hacks, BY calling a
my Stables between Georgia and Souh c arc.
It's also his design to run an a~ccompoda.
tlon mack to all the Bowling-G Green courts, and
ne'ghborhood meetings, to which four or 6vst
passengers can be obtained. His nr;ces ,hsiI
be as low as the loves. 'A
H. w. p. WOOTTEN
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commencing Friday, Sept. /, lS4S,
PASSENGER TRAINS will run daily, Sundays except
Boston, IA. NJ, sA. M, and4PM
worcester, 81 A. M, l0A. M and 5 so T. NJ.
Albany, A. M, and % P NJ.
Springfield, 81 Am. AMI II p NJ. for Albany.
Springfield, 81 A. NJ, and 24 p. M Tor the arrival
Of me train rom New York; oI Worcester and Boston.
DAY LINE TO NEW YoRK-uid Spring field.
The Steamboat train leaving Boston at AM and Wor
eester at 81 Am, will stop Way Stations unless to
take Passengers for Springfield pro-
seed directly on by way Of Hartford and New Haven, and
arrive in New York by5P. NJ
Returning. leaves New York at A. NJ and arrives at
Worcester at 4 p. M.
FOR ALBANY AND TROY
Leave Boston at A. NJ Worcester 10 A. NJ. and arrive
at Albany at6t P.M-or leave Boston at M, Worcester
at SO M, lodge in Springfield; leave Ct morning
and arrive in Albany at IA P. NJ.
The trains for Trey leave the arrival of the trains
at GreenbHsh.
The trains for Buffalo leave Albany at M. PM
The trains ofhe Ptts6eld ard North Adams Rail Road
connect at Pittsfeld.
The Housatonc Rail Road connects the State line.
The trains for Northampton and Greenfield connect al
Springfield and passengers proceed by Stage Bratle
ooro, Windsor Bellows Falls, Hanover, Haverhill DC.
Stages run from Charlton TO Southbrdgs from West
Brookfeld to Ware Enfield New Brlhlree and Hardwich
from Palmer to Three Rivers, Belchertown, Amherst
Ware and Monson. HENRY GRAY,
Agent Western Railroad.
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THROUGU TRAINS

Leave Worcester at s AM. and las Pm.
Leave Providence at $50 AM S.l5PM.
passenger Station Worcester, in Green Street Depot
do do Providence, in Ewing of Passenger Depot
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached leaves
Worcester for Uxbridge (where il with Special
Train for Providence II so Am from Green Street.
UXBRlDGE SPECIAL TRAINS.
Leave Uxhrige for Providence al Ills AM g. LIS P M
Leave Providence for Uxbrdge at II is M. and P Nj
The Special Train from Uxbridge, and the Passenger
Car from Worcester connected with the Freight Train
will NOT be discontinued upon October 2eth previous
~ advertised
The through Trains Millvlle with ceacheg
for Saersville. AT Whitins with East Doug
las and Whitnsvie AT Farnums with coaches for Graf
ton centre and Village AT Uxbridge with coacheR
for Milford and Mendon At Worcester with the
Western Railroad and Norwich and Worcester Railroad
The 645 Am. train from Uxridse atPaw uck
with trains of the Boston and ProvfdeRce Railroad fol
Boston; and the PM train from Providence connectt
Pawtucket with train from Boston.
The 5.45 P. NJ. Tram from Worcester Prove
idence with Boston and New York Steamboat Trains.
ISAAC HINCKLEY, Supt
Providence, Oct. 2 1s48. dwu
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W EsTERN RAIL ROAD.
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