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List of Appointments.

CAMDEN, DEC. %.
Tie Annual Conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, adjourned about
nine O'Clock, after harmonious session OF
five days. Below will be found List of Ap-
polntinen's Tor the ensuing year,
Charleston District: c. Belts, u. E.
w. NJ. W,ghtmsn, Editor OF Southern
Christian Advocate.
c. Taylor and B. jenkins. Missionaries to
China.
Cumberland: W. G. Connor.
Trinity: ]. Stacy.
Bethel: ii NJ Mood.
81. James: A. G. Stacy.
Black Swamp: w. a. McSwain, 7. Mitch
ell
Waterford: p. a. N Williams, w. Jones
0!angahnrg: w. Crook, w. NJ. Lee.
Cypress: w. c, Kirkland, NJ. l.. Banks.
Cooper River: ]. w. Kelly, W. slut,o.
Missions.
Savannah River: w F.emning, R. Bunch
Edsto Island: G. Wilson, H. a. Bass.
Beaufort: ID. ID. Cox, L. a. Johnson.
Pom Pom: ). p. Taylor.
Conuahee aud A>hepoo: ]. r. Co5urn, S.
II, Duuwody.
Cooper RIVER: 7. f. I.cadbetter.
Oaka,;e: J. Warnock.
Cokesbury District: w. A. Gimcwell, p
T.,
Edsefell: w. p. NInuzon, A. II Har.nan.
CokcsLurv: J. II. Wheeler, S. II Brown.
Pendeton: M. Pucke,t
Greenville: H. G. Parsons
Hf" Circun:J. Watts.
Union: r. j. Boyd, A. p. Avant.
I.aurens: S. Townsend.
Newberry: J. II. Zimmerman, in. Bou.
chelle.
Pickens: John Finger.
Paris Mountain: A. B. McGi!lvray.
Mount Tryon Mission: L. Scarborough.
J. w. Wigbtnan, Tutor in Cokeshury
School.
Columbia District: S. w. Capcrs, p. E.
Columbia: Wmteford Smith, "A. Mood
Circuit: J. w J. Harris.
Lexington: ID, Derrick.
Barnwel: r. G. Bow nan, J. w, North.
Winnsboro': $. Leard, J. o. A. Connor.
Lancaster: T. NJ. Farrow.
Camden: w. Il. Capcrs.
Darlington: c. s. Walker, d. w. Scale.
San,ee: A. w. Walker.
| Sum,crville: +. l.. King.
Missions.
| St Matthew's: Williamson Smith.
| Congaree: w. Martin.
| Wateree: ID. G Mcdaniel, A. ]. Cauthen.
Graniteville: $. Nj. Green.
Wilmington District: N. Talley, Il. +.
Wilmington: ii. A, G. Walker, J. T.
| aIunds
Sm,hvilie: G. w Moore. ]. p. Hughes
| Conwayboro: ]. II. Chandler.
Baden: ID. J. Simmons, II. Washburn.
Georgetown: a. NJ. Chreiizberg.
Black River: ]. NJ Bradley. J. Parker.
Marion: a. McCorquodale, .. A. Chrei,z
berg.
Missions.
S,n,ee: w, Carson, a, Erwin
Black River and Pee Dee: NJ. Ealy, A
| p. Martin.
Waccamaw: J. A, Minick, A. l.. Smith
Sa,npt: l.. NJ. Little.
Cape Fear: Ii. +. Porter
Fayetteville District: W. Barrinyer, p. T
Fayetteville: C.. H. Prtchurd.
Circuit; s. Jones, w. Cul
rie.
Bennettsville: ]. a. Porter.
Cheraw: J. Il. Wghtman.
Chesterfield: A. Netiles.
: Wadesboro': T. r. Walsh, d. D. Byar
Rockingham: NJ. A.. Mckibben.
Albemarle: w. s. Haltom
, Montgomery: p. w. Mcdaniel.
Deep River: y. W. postell.
3 Missions.
I 8Cheraw: w. J. Jackson.
: gASocety Hills G.. Mcleod.
r 8Lincolnton District: a. nj. Forster, p.
9 2SlGharlotte: J. ]. Flemming.
J, {" Circuit: ]. II. Robinson,
: Pennington.
n Epssasant Grove: w. C, Patterson.
I'll tConcord: w. l. Psgaes, 49,
al Linco,n,on: q. Mtsrehison 3
g ~ Yorksiile: n. f. Kis,!er.
ii IS Spaytanburg, III. II. Durant.
e Circuit: s. ID. Laney,
/ j. Meenardie.
L Z R,RIesFoul: ]. n. Pickett, a. Rush.
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STRiYED OR SFOIEl

From the subscriber, on the nigh, sof the
:9S,h inst, a sorrel lnnre Mule, abont tea
years old. fourteen hands high, roacba1 very
short, and has some marks Of the .britchnc,
and was in good order when she leit; I pur-
chased her some two weeks ago from Mr.. ].
Middleton, Ga horse trader), think he said
that he traded for the said mule in Fairfield
District, viii pay. 4 liberal reward TO any
person that will stop s1id mule and form me
by letter, directed to D.shop.illeP, o. Srip.
ter District, S, G. az
]. w, STUCKY,-,
B;shopvil!e, 3lst December 1910. 10 3s
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AccrpENTs.-The holidays are usually at.
tended by accidents resulting from the care.
less use OF guns and powder. RICHARD BAR
CLAY had h $ hand blown off by an accidental
discharge OF his gun while hunting. Sever
al negroes were injured by fire and the ex-
p'osion OF powder, hut we are happy that cir
cumstauccs have placed It beyond our power
10 chronicle disturbance, death or conflagra.
tion.
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PAY Won co.

Justice iorhids that mon should purchase
that for which they cannot pay, and that rule
ofjuslicc observed throughout life vii! al.
ways work our competence and comfort
There is hut one secret in the successful Dur
suit OF liic-whatcper be your income, spend
less-whatcver be your circulns,ances-pay
,rhen you purchase. One hundred dollars. in
community acting upon this principle, will
go further and do more than five hundred in
one where every body is debtor or creditor
where every dollar has to be chased till it is
next to nulla bond--and the labor of getting
exceeds that OF earning Pay as you go-for
by so doing, yon will enable the recipient OF
your favor to follow the same glorious prnc.
pie. Pay as you go-pay your newspaper
bills, The money is needed, and spare the print.
er the trouble and expense of making colIec-
| tions.
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TIE PRESIDENTS MEssAGE.-The daily
papers OF Charleston and Columbia displayed
considerable enterprise in tolegraphing a
synopsis of the long expected document
The full Message occupies over three col
ums of the Courier, and, as the synopsis con-
tains the piih, il will be unnecessary for us TO
transfer the en,i,e document TO our pages
The Message, on the whole does not please
us, al'ho' possessing one virine--breyiiy; it
is vague and indefinite. The absorbing Ques-
ton ofterritorial government, il passes over
in non, conamihai style, evidently desirous
of avoiding the question and recommends,
should The constitution Of California. be con-
jormoble 10 Tie requisitions offhe constitution
Of u. $. that the State be admitted What
docs this mean Opinions ofmen, North and
South difforon the feqsiss,ions Of the cons,i-
tuition, and to our eye it seems TO say Con.
tlemen | ,con say anything TO influence
Conercss--do as the majority wills,n-G Cen
| erai this wont do--and before long tho iacl
will be made glaTingls apparent 20 yoa. sts
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Post Office Arrangement.

Post-Uhee Arrangement.
POST Office, ,!Sumterriife
The Statcburg mail, which embraces the z
Northern and Western, as we'll as the Charles- y
ton Columbia and Camden mail, q
Due daily at sI.2P. Nj.
Closes daily at 4
DARLINGTON MAIL, q
Via Bishoppii'e.
Duc Tuesday at s.
Closes Friday at a
DARLINGTON MAIL. sss1ssgSssSS
Via .Houni Clio.
Due Thursday at S5ss
Closes Tuesday at 49,
KiNGSTREE
Due Saturday at sssf
Closes Tuesday at
VANCES FL.
| Due Tuesday and Fri
Closes Saturday s.
pLowDEN's
Due Monday at -Isss$ SSs
/ Closes Saturday at
FULToN
Due Tuesday IhS
Closes Monday We'd
OFFICE HoI 81
VIII open every day excefps
i VIII elise al
VIII open at S3sSsN Nt5N
;. VIII close az 49,. SE'i
1 VIII open at "
VIII close at 8 Ss32.
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Jan. lst 1850 10, q
W. ted.

THREE Or FOUR gnol Negro Shoe-rnsa.-. IA
kers. Tor which liberal wages will be given
Apply TO T. b. FRASER
sumtervile, 1st Jan. 1850 TO at s
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he New York Express. one of whose Ed
| is Wing member of Congress, says
| lingly, speaking Of the difficulties in the
&c o:casioncd by the slavery question,
have 0J- Free Soil Southern Presi.
]. "a triumph for the North, which has 10
! Eel in The annals ofthc Government" n
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n, H. al Transient newspapers mof
.hnWeaately from The Office of ,nbieatiel 10
subscribers, i,ust be pre- paid. Cipulafs.
Handbil!s. t.thegr anls. y must ALVEY SIS q
repaid three cent? etlssssgisa ilscy win pot
he sent M site lStnSss, ,.5 a KS
HENRY !. IdAY lNSly) )RIsy, h. NJ, sl5.s
Sauitefeilie, Ian Isl 1880 10 ii.
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y INDIANA. The debt Of this State is IL ,Oi5,
IuO dollars. The holders of s9,:163, 600 have
hibm',,ed to the terms proposed by the Leg.
3lature. The others viii have to come in, or
st nothns-so we infer from Gov. Dunn
3G's message. The revenue for the year
shountcd to $l3l,65O and The expenditures
Il S74,i70 The taxable property has in.
3aased S4,45S,070. From this, il would
$lcm they are able to pay.
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Scratch the green rind of sapling, or wan
Snly twist il in the soil, and SCARED and
aooked oak will tell of thcn fos centuries Ia
binc. How forcibly docs this beautiful fir.
ae teach the necessity of giving right tonden-
S3es TO The mind, Il 80 @,s
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MAMMOTH STEAM BoAT.-The st. Louie
(ra describes new steam boat now in course
construction in thai city, and nearly read,
|r launching, which, it says, will be the lar.
hst boat on the Western waters. Hel
myth is TO be 3l7 feet, and her breadth IS
let
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-11
Upton, Grafton, N. Il. Village, and
Worcester EXnreSS.

~Sr>s@7s TUE subscriber has commenced runrin
5SJ2SSSa5SsA J. Stage and from Upton daily
sHsa=1zfe@ tSundays txceped.) to connect with tho
line between Worcester and Grafton, leaving Upton liote
ST AM, and returning will leave the General stage
Office, Worcester at 5 7. NJ.
The Grafton and Worcester Stage w twice day
eavng Worcester at 10 Am. and PM. Leave Grafio
II 7 A. M. and P NJ.
Books kept the G. alton Hotel, at L. NJ. Smiths Pos;
Office, N. E Village and in Worcester, at the Gene
Stage Office first door North OF the American Tempefan.
House
very necessary that all Express Business should be-
accompanied with written urders and signed personally
hat il may done with correctness.
Sent II dwfr TYLER HARRINGTON
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REMOVAL.


LA Main Street, IA.
TsShe Subscriber would tender his acknowledg-
u menis to all who have patronzcd HIM at his lorme
place OF business them, and the public gener
ally TO his newly fitted up in cuon with the well
known Establishment Of e. w. LONGLEY'S BOOT
AMI SHOE STORE,
t4& Main ST., opposite the Central Exchange,
Hhrr prepared Offer great Inducements, the pur,
chase Of
CLOCKS, WATCHES. SILVER WARE, FINE JEWEL
RY, AND FANCY GOODS
No effort his pat shall be spared TO give perfect sas
faction every that please favor him with
call Goods will be- offered at such reduced prices, that per-
wishing purchase, will not be under the necessity OF
looking elsewhere asking reduction.
Now OIL hand, splendid asso tment Of Cold and S4oer
Patent Leutrs, Anch9y, Horizontal DupieT, LpiHe and
Ierge Matches, Of The most celebrated manuiac-
tories in Europe, that will be cssed and fitted up
order, at LESS Than BosroS Prices
GOLD AND SILVER SPECTACLES
most any defect Of weakness, age inf nifty
STLHER SPOONS And FORKS,
Of the Latest Patterns, hard made order BUT
and Fruit Knives, Napkin Rings, &c wARRASTED to be
they recommended c he engraved in the best
without extra charge to PURCHASERS C"ld guard,
Vest and Fob Chau II ais and Keys Lockes Pencils, Pens
Brrast.pms Rings Bracelets, 1hmhhs, Silver Pearl and
Shell ard Cases. Silver shell, buffalo Ivory and Horn Combs
Pocket Knives Scissors Needles Steel Beads Thermometers
Pocket Books, Wallets. &c &c.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO WATCH RE-
PAIRING.
Engraving and Jbbng Cone in the best manner at short no'
lice, IA Main Street. opposite Post Office, Worcester
July 3 If RUFUS D.DUNBAR
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New Express Lire.
5lselow's Boston & Worcester Express,

NtkA GApECSS La &c
3igeloW's Boston & Worcester Express,
.ssezsz OUer the Worcester and NastGG and
sssse4xS4sszz=s5a FHehburg Raj Reals.
=7S4esss9 INHE subscriber has Commenced running
-----1--. Express Car the above Roads, the
safe trans mission OF
Packages Bundles Bank Mites Specie and Merchandise
generaHy, Three Times each way Daily.
Notes Drafts and Bills collected ard all business eyecdi
ed with dispatch and cheap by any Fxpress.
OEces-5merican House, Worcester and Rail Road
Exchange, Court Spare, P"st0n.
Orders received at Hutchinson Co IS Bookstore n
Main ST., and The Ticket Office, Lincoln So Worcester
Jason TEMPLE, / .,.sannars
L. G. BARDwgLL,
l.. BIGELOW Proprietor.
This Express connects al GrotOn Junction with
BigelOW's Great Northern Express,
For Townsend, Peterborough, New IpswIcn Mason Vii
age, Nashua, Shirley, LnnenLurg, Leqmnstef FchhuTg,
Westminster Ashhurnham, Gariner, Badwinville, Roy :
aston, Atho Orange, Wenda, Erv ny, Mont: North
ield Greenfield, Ms Vernon, Brattleboro' VI Wuchen-
!on, Fizwam, Troy, Keene, Bellows Falls, Charles
town, Claremont H., Springfield, Windsor, R.ckns>
nam Rsrtonve Chester, ProciorsvIlle Cavendsh Lids
low, Rntand MIddlebury, VegeInes Burlington. VI.
March Is. DIFF
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Hight!

THE handsomes cheapest and best article for LIGHT in
the world is MARSH'S PATENT OIL. This is a new
invention recently introduced, and very extensively
used by the publct is perfectly safe and free to burn in
any Oil Lamps with thesimple alteration OF tube,
which done for the rng expense of l2 cents This Oil
is composed entirely of vegetable and contains six
eight parts, of which Essential OTIS. The whole
forms body beautiful in appearance and gives clear brit
liant and oaorkess Tight without grease, smoke, SMELL
erpioonthus furnishing the public with article from
which they obtain almost qantty of light, and at
same time clean and beautiful The above is for sale
A. Ii. NEWTON'S FOSTER STREET, opposite the Boston
and Worcester, and Norwich Rail Road Depots.
N b. Mr. N. is the only Agent for Worcester
Jan Q. dwtf
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Mutual Life Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE.

Mem England Branch 25 Doane ST.. Boston.
Geo. Nj. ChalXviIl, General agent for " England.
WORCESTER MASS,
Geo. Nj. Prentiss, Esq, Probate Office, AGENT.
SAMUEL FLAGG, NJ d., raniining Physic
DANIEL DEsHoN Pre- iJent-U. f. Adams, Rev'd ). K.
Ichrop, Ephfaim Lombard John SCHEDULE, Col William
Schouler Col. N A. Thompson, Thomas Groom, William
W. Warren.
refunds sufficient ct the expected losses of this
Branch from its present business, invested in New
England, under the supervision Of the Local Board oil
Ffnslets by whom the securities holden. and the
same Will he done rom month month hereafter
Per orde.. GEO. Nj. CHALWILL,
Aug 7, Ie49. 1yd2aw General Agent
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NOTICE,

&HO43V
NE copartnership heretofore existing under the
OF CLARK IL SANFORD is by mutual consent dissolved
i. A. CLARK will continue business No. MERCHANTS
Row. III front of thew House. and E. H. SANFORD
will continue in the same business No. FLAGGs BUILD
ING opposite the Central Hotel All persons having claims
against the late firm will please present. them either party
for Adjustment and all those indebted will please make early
payment to E. II. SANFORD, No. Flaggs Building.
T. A. CLARK,
e. II. SANFORD.
Worcester Jan IS, 1850 eod3twtf
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Providence * Worcester fSaiiFOaG
gss:ss s.3 p sgzsf tg!FE.ssT; 80
WINTER ARRANGEMENT-P AssENGER TRAiNs
On and 4fteY December 81, 1919.
THROUGH TRAINS
Leave Worcester at "a N. and 10 Pm.
tcave Providence at las AM. 40 PM.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached
leave Worcester Tor uxbridge, Il here 1t connects with
special Tran for Pg0v'ience,l at ll.30 A. VI
Tx RIDGE SPECIAL TRAINS
Leave UXhrdge at Is Nj.
Leave Pi evidence at ll.S0 A. NJ.
THE THROUGH TRAINS CONNECT
At Mivle win coaches ivr Slaersvie. At Uxhfidge
with coaches or Milford and Mendon. Al Whins win
coaches for East Doug and Whiunsyiile A. Farhan'
with coaches tor Graf centre ana e. Yii1sse Al
Worcester with trains Of The Western Railroad and Nor
wch and Worcester, and Worcester lshua z. roads
Al Waterford with rsns Of Norfolk County Rsr al io'
and from Boston, Dtdhan, &c.
The lis) Ira connects at Providence with trains Io
Boston, TauntGn, Rail- RIVER N hedord Sc.
Ma 81 Glass tickets od for Uxbrldse Social T.nin nc
II 80 train TO n Worcester.
rarough triias da stop at Hamlet.
DccS. d~tf isaac HISCEIEY sup'..
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Particular Notice,

TR. T. A CLARK date CLARK & SANFoRD) respectfully
VI acquants his friends and the customersof the late firm,
that he has bought Mr. Sanfords interest in the Old Stand
NO. MERCHANTS ROW. where he will continue to
keep the best of Goods in his line be found in
the State The Ladies will always ud this the best place
10 supply themselves with HOSIERY, GLOVES, AND
THREAD STORE ARTICLES AT THE LOWEST Prices
BEST GOODS.
The continuance of the patronage literally bestowed
upon the late firm respectfully solicited for the subscriber
who pledges himself his best endeavors merit it,
Jan 26. d6twtf T. A. CLARK, 4 Merchants Row
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LEOMARD'S

Boston and Worcester Igpress.
It'll 9 subscriber cOniinnes 70 run TtE *
E5sg5@2S PRESS between Bosian and Worcester 70,
-pss@s4ssS.he safe traHsmisscn Of Packages HaodlSs
ss-% !anf Notes, Specie, and Merchandise soneralI
Three Tines each way Daily
Particular attention g,9 30 paJios collecting and
sn'iating drafts. hils aad purchasing add settling
merchandise, produce, etc.
Al packages be directed TO his care.
TIE sGaserher in GcG- :=uCnsiha for property eatrusi
sed his and risk slec.lsd b. The B0ston
wnrceser'Ra Road Company.
rgckagss by this Inc forwarded from s@orces'cr II
Saem, Newhurl port Taunton, Fell kiveE and New Fed
ksd ais'i TO P,riiaIA, and nj parts &c Mine
iiTers free inT gonfs be retaTned by this Express
uFFlcns --:iAsN:sEN y CO.'S DVice s Court Street
n.s,oB; Il KNIGHTS iiAT STORE, 100 Main 81
Worcester. g. g.. LEONARD.
Fsh %, 1877 dif
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CONAUNg EsTaON,

nR. s'G~E practices the examination of the Lungs,
IL the Heart and Chest with the SIET1ESCOPE. and
other modern devised instruments in order to test their vital
capacity, critically that the most ncpent diseases of
those organs be discovered, and thereby timely treat
men adopted and saved from the progressive process
berculous ulceIaons and consequent dsorganization
He led believe, from his experience and past success
treating pulmonary complaints that Consumption taken
in its early stages, be ard its predspositon
subdued lPersons inclined TO affections Of this character
will do well to call on him.
NJ Office and residence No. MArLE STREET, the
Worcester House. Office hours from to O'Clock P. NJ.
Jan g. cod6Geowly
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New Book of Sacred TIusic.

NEW bUUk UI SdCIEu IUSlN.
'ENHIS new work, called the SACRED Lutte, by ASA r,
TRowBRIDGE, contains great variety of tunes in all
the different metres and is particularly adapted to the
of Choirs and Singing Schools 1t consists of hundred
pages and out Of the great numbers of contains
than eight that have been published before
The music smplein its character and fail please
all lovers of good music The author has been years
preparing this work. ard has spared pains the
wants of those who may be disposed it, The pur
chaser will not be obliged buy again which he
may already have hand and is believed that all the
of the Lutte all well adapted the exercises OF
public worship. Published by
STEPHEN w. MARSH.
81 Washington Street.
Jan 9. 3m Adams House. RosTon
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Saga OF she Big Stocking

BE NOT DECEIVED
FENHOSE Ribbed Hosiery offered about town at low rates
will be found to bear comparison in point Of quality
to the GENUINE PORTSMOUTH HOSIERY sold by the
subscriber The Ladies will please notice that the Ports
moath Hosiery are ALL WOOL and DOUBLE YARN.
Having large stock of the GENUINE on hand which,
in order reduceo the lowest previous the first
of March, have marked them all dOlCn much beo former
prices. Will the Ladies please call and examine them
have also marked down many other kinds of WINTER
GOODS which l wish dispose of to make for
splendid stock of Spring and Summer Goods the receipt Of
which will be duly noticed. T. A. CLARK,
late Clark & SaniordO
Jan 26, dCtwtf No. 4 Merchants Row.
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', oRCEsFER & NASHUA RAIL ROAD
EsgsssrFsFEs Fli.ssss3 Jsr-Sssa kss "A IL

Winter Arrangement, commencing Nov l849
PASSENGER TRAINS will run us follows
Leave at Groun Nashua and
Worcesternt Junction at, Lowell at
Gas a S.l5an 100 M.
IL 90 Am u 80 pm. lis D.m.
S.53 PIN. 5.l5pm. SIS m.
s,.,, Leave ave, on Arrive a a. GGotOn Reach
20a 1850 an. S0a 94Dam.
IL 80 am. Ii 30 lam. ~ 3)pm. 9.O0p.m
Ais pm. 05 p m Sis pm 635p.m.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Worcester daily for Gtoton
Junction. Nashua Lowell. Leave Nashua and Lowell
daily for Grutnn junction and WO cesier
At Worcester, the 6.45 A NJ. train connects with Nor.
Wor ST. Bt. train from NewYork trains OF The
BIOS. & Wer Prov. n Wor Nor d. Wor., and Western
At Grol2h Junction, trains arrive smut aneously at
sl5 A. N u SO II SIS p M, from Worcester Nashua,
Boston Fiichbnrg, Lowell, aud West TOWNSEND and de.
part simultaneously the above named places Is
A M, IL. 80 and is p NJ.
Trains arriving Edshu1 from worries with
upward trains OF Concord and Wilton Rail Roads and
those leaving saua depart arrival OF downward trains
of the roads.
{5-Thi, Dad fDr.ns the cheapest and expeditions
chaanel OF cumWnlc ton Tor Freight AMI Passengers
between New York City, the southern aid South
portions of New England (nclnds ths line the West
ern Rail Road, ana Lowell, Lawrence, an Portland
Nashua, Manchester Concord, and all places in the vi
cinity Of the Concord Bo Concord and Montreal
H0rheTn Pas ampsic Railroad, Vermont tentai
Railroad upward from White Ri Juncti0n-Also to
ali places the line OF the Fitchu'g Verm ami Mas
sac5use shire, Sullivan AMI Vermont Central Rail-
road from Windsor, and Passumpsic R. r. from White
River Junction.
Fare from Ma hua to New York. 8 and So;
DO DO do to Providence, 81;
do do Lowell to do sl7i
do do Worcester IT, Arauehora, S.. 10.
J. w. SFOWELL, Snpt
Worcester. Nov 8, 1919. dwu
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MUSIC SALOON,

3 doors north american Temp. House, Worcester.
4 MARSH has taken the above well known stand for
y merly occupied by MIR. CALEB LORING, where he
will keep general assortment of PIANO FORTES, Sheet
Music Musical Instruments and Musical Merchandise of
every descrpowhich he will sell as low be bought
in any other city in the Union continuance of the public
patronage is respectfully solicited.
N. B. Piano Fortes and instruments Of all kinds,
A MARSH.
c. LORING respectfully informs his friends and former
customers that he has reGUsed his stand and business to
MIR. A. MARSH, and would solicit for his
nuance of the patronage heretofore literally bestowed
on him lie has also entered into liquidation of his aars
and be found for the present the Store of A. MARSH
above all unsettled notes and accounts after February
LIST, viii be left with an Attorney for collection.
Jan l, 1850. eod3W w9t3
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THE subscribers would say their friends and the public
generally that they have hand and constantly
supplied with every variety of GROCERIES of the choicest
quality, at PSI MAIN STREET
which they will sell low be bought any other
establishment in the city, Every article sold by us,
proving satisfactory whether warranted not when sod
will be exchanged the price paid refunded at the option
Of the purchaser.
Call and examine for yourselves do not charge for
Goods unless ordered Don't forget the number,
PSI Corner Of Main 6 Mechanic Sts PSI
jan 10. DIV wet p. HOLBROOK &c CO.