davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-25

T1tE LAwoF NEWSPAPERS Subscribers who
do not give express notice to the contrary. are
considered as wishing to continue their subscip-
Gous.
2. If Subscribers order the disconiinunnee Of
their papers, the publisher may continue to send
them until all arrearages ure paid.
3. II subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
papers from the Office TO which they are directed
they are held responsible I'LL they have setled their
bill and ordered the paper discontinued.
4. If subscribers remove to other places with
out informing the publishers, ami the paper IS sent
to the former direction, they are held responsible.
5. The Courts have decided that refusing 20
axe paper from the office, or removing end leav-
ng i1gncalled Ior, is ''prima facie'' evidence OF
Intentional fraud.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-25

On Friday eight last, anumLeF Of 'he ei'-
zons Of Oadz assembled OF lie .Nadoual
House. kept by Rlf TaoNAs MeCct, iar
the purpose Of welcoming to his home. IN o.
public man-ct, cue of Tho Cad Catilornia
Company, L, LEwToN, esq.
An elegant supper was prepared for the
occasion Of which about one hundted and
fifty ladies aud gentlemen pariook. If II
were not TINT VIC are afraid OF offending he
modesly Of The hos! and hostess, we should
record The universal praise Bestowed upon
their successful efforts to render satisfaction
TO the most faslidious guest AS il is, we
canno, refrain from saying that We mover
locked in upon better furnished table, or a
better looking and happier company.
After the supper was disposed of, the com
pany was orgauzed into meeting. b. Fhos.
c. Vincent, Esq, being appointed ChairmSn,
John Omslead and Thos. Phillips, Esqs.,
Vise Presidents, ami Joseph S Thomas and
W, c. CASTOR, Esqs, Secretaries
S. G. PEPpARD, ESQ, then, in his usually
eloquent manner, welcomed the guest Of the
evening again to tie society Of bis old
friends.
Mr. LEwroS replied in very happy man
ner, giving detailed account of his own
experience in reaching The Pacific, ovor land,
and Of what came within his observation
while there. IIs was listened TO With the
greatest attention by the ladies' and gentle
men present, and we are sorry cur space will
not permit ua to give our renders synopsis
Of his remarks.
Mr.. john CAs;oll was, also, present, nnd
much amused private circles, by his curious
narratives Of Crlifonia scenery aud events.
The following we're among The toasts read
by the Secretary:
JACK CAssEB = His reception this nigh
by The ladies OF Cadiz, is prma lucie evidence
that "Absence does not conquer love-"
w. G. GAsroN.
Womaas' Rights in California Men en-,
gagged in rocking CRADLES
IL. S. M'FADDRN.
The Host and Hostess Of the ercniag -
The elegant entertainment of which we have
lust pattaken, exhibits their skill in catering
Tor HE public They have our united lhanks
TIE COMPANY.
After these proceedings were closed, the
"yonng folks" got up very pleasant dance,
which did not conclude until sunctmo in tho
morning.
Every thing pissed of in first rate style,
and everybody went home satisfied that they
had spent one Of the pleusantests evenings
their lives.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-25

The Reports Of tho Constitutional Cons
-venlion gro as volumnous ms ever. The
debates Of this body will make voIsme of
on enormous re. and one which, we venture
io-say, no man will ever undertake to read
The work Of considensing them so as 10 suit
the culumus ofa weekly paper is one from
which, we believe, most Of our conlempora-
rles areaffaid to attempt We shall, however,.
when we find In Them any Ildng lhatis roally
in'eFestings give u to our readers.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-25

CjGclunai, Dec 30.
lIoge, in Ahon, Illinois, are selling al
$3.50 315 per lC0, and advancing.
The Banks Of Tennessee refuse to rece i've
any other than Tennessee money Oh deposit
for exchange or payment Of dcbts.
Eastern sight exchanges have advanced
in this city 10 par and one fourth promium
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-25
DIR. SS|VAYNE'S
Compound syrup Of Wld CHERRY
A TRULY WONDERFUL CURE!
READ THIS EXTRAORDINARY CASE.


DRcEmBER 25. lS4s.
DR.. SwAYNE: Dear Sir-lIaving contracted a
severe cold, which settled upon my lungs, atten-
ded with violent cough, pain in my side and
breast. difficulty ofbreuthing, | was attended by
phy ysicians at the FIRST espertablity ;hut my symp-
! toms became very alarming there was an ahcess
formed in my lungs and made its way through my
side. and discharged large quantities puss ex-
Iernally so that my physician thought the power
or functions of one Of my lungs were totally dc
stroyed-thereore supposed the case entirely
hopeless, This mourntnl state Of things contin-
uCd for long time, until was wasted and worn
tu skeleton. | had tried a number OF remedies
but all failed to do any good. But there still be.
ing spark of hope left with me and my anxious
parents, and having heard Of the great virtues o
your COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RY, and its being approved Of by ply ysicinns of
the FIST eminenec, | onnc'udcd to Nuke a trin !
of it, and to my great satisfaction. my cough
gradually grew better; the hole in my side be-
gan to heal aud anu now happy to say, from IL
poor aud almost lpeless skeleton, have become
healthy and weigh more than ever have All
my neighbors can testo tho tify above fact
ABRAHAM lluNsiEER,
Two miles from skippuckville, skiprack Town
ship, Pennsylvania.
CAUTION! CAUTION +!
Avoid all spurious preparations of Wild Cher
rY, such rs Balsams, Bitters, Syrups Of Wild
Cherry. Fills pulportin2 TO contain Wild Charry.
Sc, &c, ,ab they are al fictitious and co,mter6it
anH contain none of the virtues of the original and
genuine preparation, as prepared by On. II.
SwAYNE, and the first ever prepared = this coun-
try. Remember, it is put up in square bottles,
COZ erTd wirh beau!ifal wrapper, (steol engra.
ying1 with the portrait of Dr. Sw AYfSss, thereon,
also his signature.
stzT-ssvatc,S stnIoVAratn,s vyo-,,,sS,,vo
"a safe and effctual remedy Ior Worms,
Dyspepsia, Cholera Morbus, sickly
or Dyspeptic children oraduts,
and the most useful Family
Medicine ever offered
to the puhc'
This remedy is one which has proved SUCCESS
hi !oI long time, and it is universally ackDowl-
edged by n who have tried it, TO be far superior
(noing so very peasnn to the taste Il; the same
time eltectun) 10 any other medicine ever em-
plnved in diseasas for which il is recommended
u not only destroys worms, but il invigomtes the
whole system
BEWARE or MISTAKES.
Remember! it is now put up in square battles,
with the portrait OF pr SwAYNG on each side,
without which none is genuine.
Or See that the uapIo is spelled correctly on
the bottles and labels,
0tr rsyyiYNE-kc0
CLEANSE AND PURIFY.
Dr. S~ayrc's Sngar Coated SarsaparillaY
ard Ertract Of Tar Pills.
Act as a gentle purgative, producing healthy
state Of the liver and bowels, acting 40 an alter
ativc, changing that state Of coytivcness which
Is very common 10 some individuals, and for the
iuegnlnrities incident to females they are yer,
valuable.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-25
Shoria,s Sale.
Shorlii 8 Sale.
The State of Ohio
Vs. In Chahcery.
Zenhenia Blyless .et.nl

The State Of Ohio
Vs. , In Chancery.
Zephenia Bryless, ,ctal. )
g by vivtue of decree und order of salc ssu
d Ped out oftbe Court of Common Pleas OF liar-
rison county, Ohio, nnd to me directed, win OF
fer Tor sale in front Of the Court House in the
town Of Cadiz in said county, on Saturday, The
9Th day of February, A. y. 1851, between tlie
hours Of 10 o'clock, 4. NJ, and O'clock 7. NJ =.
of said day, the following described real estate
to wit:
The northwest half OF In Lot No A, in thc
town of Cadiz, IN said county, and bounded rs
follows, to wit: Beginning at the vest corner ol
said lot on Market ST., aud running thence in II
northeasterly direction along the northwest side
of sad lot one hundred and ninety eight feet
thence with the alley in southeaseriy direction
hirly three iectj thence in southwpsterly di.
rection parallel with The side Of saitl lot one hun
drcd and ninety eight feet; thence with sid
street in a norlhwesterly direction thirty three
feet to the place OF beginning. being tho same
half lot thar ftezakia Rowies aud wife ;onncriy
conveyed to said Baylcss by deed duly executed.
ID. HILBERT, Sheriff.
Dec 95. 1850 5l3s
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-25
Sherif's Sale,
SOLOMON Smith ct. al.
ys. In Chanoey.

Solomon Smith tai.
vs.. In ChanCery.
Samuel Bell ct. al.
EOY virtue oi n decree and nlias order of sale
4 pissued out Of tho Cont Of Common Pleas oi
Harrison county, Ohio, niId 10 me airected twill
offer Tor sale in front OF tho Conrt House in the
town of Cadiz, in said county on Saturday. the
9Th day of Februa ~, A. ID. 1891, between she
hours Of 10 O'Clock A. M. and o'elock r. NJ,
Of sad day the'iollO'Ving described rcnl estate,
to wit: The northeast hall In Lot No. 10, also,
the loIl,wng described part Of said lot No. 10,
to vii Beginning at the corner Of Thomns G
Vincenl's und rhiIty.one leGt Il I'm the South west
corner of said lot No. no and raining thence
with said Vincent's line s. 81 deg n. III ieet.
thenre NJ 40 deg. H. 2 Il thence N. 50 deg W.
IN f. 10 the alley NJ the back end Of slid lot;
thence s. 40 deg w. fl. to tho place Of begin
ming. And also l6 feet squire IL the Northeast
corner of IN Lot No. I20 IN said to VI, and aIsI
The three equal undivided eighth parts Of the fol
lowing pari of said lot No 10 and lot No. Ill
in said town. 70 wit; ~ II. IL front on steuben-
vile g. OF the Southwest side ofsilid iit No. / ~
and Il. in front OF the Northeast eiae of said
lot No fIl aud extending bncn fof aach part nf
said lot s5 feet. u. HILBERT, Sheriff.
Dec 95 1850 --5t9s
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-25
CoN5UMPTTCII.
A CTth9 WOMAN CaIREnl
a DOCTOR CUREp Z

m : W FRFNCH II th2ssrlc ifas4ilc oiaafy AA4;aen
&'g & liz lgl o. Jap9ary i8q wrote opws: have
N e faHN practcp II medicine in his plgce for years
nui vas obliged q i lie praciice my profession 10 es
Jlt,ce pt y health Twas Severely Inflicted gArlais
i'iSe1 ~ zee Lrh9g, lint nan iHE Cok.
81 'i9N p9st doDhi fcou bed Hlpoa iaccay, nigh, snI
aHy tAd Rd severe chest side ar1
hrfIS el the rtltejes tcrreiIr;i ~ nc ,nest
q profession, MI 20 effect eNespins dc nasrn nhd r.
OH cnuHed by uen was reuaee aganst ant lei-
ci9ts Gi mYr 20 iai'h now IN ia seucfliy. Bi Jras
!lcos ~ q P"riaen more itgn hnlag fdt4--io fry
dn sfe sean2wi DE ff ita benefit Of ihe uce or won
Il IuHY serve, that he effect Of us M me- was m pst
prompt and sa!utsFy VI any medicines lever lnesse,i is
FL q Of N a lny Pracce. Mg c9a9h isqts,iy reeed
AMI ~ aHaE eiya day WIS m tgl sJrta.s
~ PC r9t aid pam. and now CONSIDER enl repal,es hyY
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-25
E9E S.9 v g .9'O R!,
ESTATE or MARTHA MoCRACKEN.

ESTATE OF MARTHA MoCRACKBN.
NOTICE is bceby given, that the subscriber
/ 4 wis appointed atthc November Term, 1850
Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of IIarr.so co /,
Ohio, administration with the viii annexed OF
he estate of Martha McCraCkrn, decd, late
of Harrison county. All Prrsons knowing them
selves indebted to sgil estate arc requested to
make Immediate payment and those having
claims will present them. duly authenticated,
for settlement within one year from this date
Wm. McCRACKEN, Administrator
with the will annexed.
Nov 90, 1850. 4w33
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-25

I0a llronawar. - -.
Mansion House,
" W ID ST.Rg OEPEfl q.

CoLNER up STFuBRNvlitE sTRftr HB1HA Pue4ae
SoUAKg, orPp-fYg lHe tslRr lIoess
ri VNllE Sibscribcrrcsnecttnlh infnrns his friends
HOUSE lately kept b. 5. II DtwFY ior i n,tla,.eF
top 70 bottom. and hap c6rrnishrd il witt. enliIe
that for neanebs ofarraDgemcut eonilnrtahia
HccommoJatis ne. the NJ M.tNStlN if9pSf. csIn,st
now be Snspasaed in this section el The STATE
The BEST ar marketggofds nill he pnt IN "a
quisiiiou 10 furnish his rlLE@. mud az IN atisu
10 render visiicrs ~ home The STABLES Ats
90 hofsrs. and none but tsasig ssllsrf will esas
witvs bc kent on hand and DRDxE.tsS and I'm II
vELERS nmy dcpcnd upan having tl,rif ilsssanls
Roll led nln ftieuAed to.
BOARDFRS iakeu hy The day. seek. nlnalhs
or year, nh the most reasonhble ierma
xsfrv, Tile S'TEl Tll}N VfI.f.f.
TT CA Vi RlgI DEE. aud WASH,
~ tKG'rON ST AGE itiee tlsis
g heuses esn-efef g.vl,ial lsasl.
Ina 'iesinslle stopping plics haf pefsons wishing
TO trayelhy tl.aee conFeyaneeaI
forlhf eanyehicnee of gnris. lhn antScfiisl.i
is aho sbopt est,bilehing d LIVERY S'l'A II Il.
u ennneeliHB with he hnAae. 70 thar pclauss6z|A
eifons nl securing peivse cose1aHf#s oitfK " -
wiillontffoalfle atfhFkh8stfs notice niUl'nH IL
most leasnuubIeterna.
DeiermiuAll 10 renief asisiarliaa hufh h so.
epmmuialiuasana clgtfkes. neh selre 81 ,s.lls.
hcpnppaee WILLIAM nkkRE'fsIz
Cld'z, August J lesi.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-25
ruE FUGITIVE sLAvELAw C0li
TROmgsEE.-TEiE NORTH AND
SbarTtg ErEfTEptt

rHE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAg 80 li.
TROmysEE!-TSJE NORTH AND
SOUTH UNITEO3
y VIE undersigned wishing TO sell HE real es-
4 tate an Hbrrisou COUNTY, Ohio. vii ui.
no pn7n'e sale the iolloWirg described lands and
tenements. 10 wit:
That we'll known TAVERN STAND in Caliz,
he Rahotal Honse, one square west OF the Couri
House. now occupied by Thomas McCue. togeIh.
er with square Of Lois. containing nearly one
mere OF Land separated from said Tavern Stand
by an alley only.
nso:k
One out lot containing nearly six Acres, alp,in-
ing the town lots OF said town OF Cadiz or she
Wheeling road. on which is a good Coal Bank
and never faiiing spring Of water.
ALSO:
SEVENTY-SIX ACRES Of very valuable land.
5ing in Green township. said conuiy oi ILirrisnn
three miles east of fCadiz near to the Wrll7hurgh
road. and adjoining lands with William Fulton,
Joseph A. Vincent, Ephraim Clark and others
Sam Land is Of the very best qualifY, and nuw
Is, and hns hecn. for the last four years, entire,
IN grass, well Sc: with Iimo,hy and clovcr-on
which is a comfortable DWELLING HOUsE.
and good bearing Apple Orchard Of grancd
fell.
The above described property will be sold on
reasonable terms. Persons wishing to puruhuse
will please call on the undersigned Gvtng in Cad
IL, or on John Beall. esq, Druggist Of gnid town
who will show the promises q aboVo described and
make known the terms of sale. A liberal credit
will be given on deferred pay yments. Possessions
gIven on the lst Of April next for any or nil pro-
perty sold. THOMAS c. VlNCENT.
November 81, 1850. 1884
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-25

Wo wish tho patrons Of The Sentinel, one
and slbaNfaas Cunis1Mas ,nd a marry
NEw yAAa.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-25
ConId not r.iua > nau lnnnar

Messra E. B. CALDWELL CO, Of East nsirc9o 0sa5oDs
Co.. y, respectable druggista We lust
heard troiFh Mr. Whtemsn respectable citizen of this
pace, Of an important Of Consumption, which BRAnTs
tNntN PuLMQSARY BALsAM has produced on tie wife Of
acquaintance of his who resides In the Of Palermo IN
this county She had been long confined her bed
dangerously diseased that er friends believed Il mpossi.
bic for her 10 line taaH ONE DAY LONGER But when
oil other hone utterly failed she commenced taking BRNTS
PCLMoNARY BdLSaM and its medical eicuey has raised
her from DYING that che Is going about
fendig her domestic household aiysdHd duties She know.
edges, ard i very evident that e 10 indebted BRANS
BAShM for her recovery from long severe and danger
9ua sckness and her friends aud neghbo consider that med
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-25
Would soon be in a Crave.

Mr.. WILLIAM D. JENNINGS. merchant ~ Fie Is,a
Genre. dsbrbsa cggRp Ohio wrote 10 s tlctoer = 1875
qn sated cure Of CoNsuMrTios which te u ss
IADlfN PELMlNiRY RfI.S.dN hnd eHeced ~ Mr.. WiI.
LIAM GRoCkET, Of An dniina "a He saia NJ l4sa-
s6Tg reIrl from the heal physicians md nunitras
medicines, bu lunnd for the aia hand uiie.bi
INK monster cqqsas7faa ni ahe ast hold his yals, and
YVES 50 destroying and dehilining h body, thai he
es one who would scou haBh afe, Butcvcn III Ibis aSi
extremity ard marvellous itmay
that tic use of only fire 6agles Of INDIAN ftlIo.
NARY BAbSAAl has unelencle tue DESTROYER md
regtad Mr. Cruckc 10 health and I've n Asafiy
ruggsd man.
y d. DAMN ERq merchant and 1osiaadssey jefferson nl
adolnns town, Wrote g about tie time,
thai he wls acguaitedFyiih Mr. CRocgET, Had tUfsa hb
cuRE, aud MI tie HbOUe named Efcia
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-25

A USf received n arge supply Of HOOD
ob COCKS LVPROGED SEE f.SH.4R PEN.
INC PLOUGHS AND C.qSTLytiS Fgydrts
No ~; Castings Nos 4. S. ll and rs. both rgl.t
md len hnnd. A. evidence tint these Ploagha
are highly valued, ! rcor 10 nii who hnse used
them y, permission irw aames 0l gshllc,nrR
whp are nov using these plnnalir nnd whptr
well pleased With thom are added. Far sale
a Wfnlf
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-25
E8HIA(lRkSNiEp7IRING9!
nNEllO EIAIENTtlNINA,. =

A COLLECTION Of Psalms and Hymn tunes
IA from the hesi anthOr, to which is added ~
selection al Temperance s0ngs. also. containing
The rudimcnts ofmuric. on plain and concise
plan, by ALExANpER AULp. enlargel edition egi-
sell and improyeJ1or sale by j. REABL.
February 81, 1850
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-25
Thougands 81 congumptlona

sd thr'atc tasa sap1aniy aafdirq ssy-u II
suel diseases nni IT, unfouts earaise puger n stbng
bealu rr.n,Gss the following colEpailis ,saas
W cta9 q hfood, Reatiag at The Itas Pam ~ M by.,a
ga Ne ii4 N7i' Ner'ss CoWI6rsfs, ftfyifgsa N Lss
HsRyi tatr ts1fHg, bgatt da nm 5fass, d, h
gAal' 'eg and .idsiy. aud st FaasIg HgsKs..ssss
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-25

C0TGNS no rONSFuPTlnys.


m ~ I.--Nsfs m pulmonary aapuruslc, dis'erss
wy prove 80 b'H o Ter oFduaFy ea'ei wpa tues aaaek
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-25

Nov. 90, 1850. 4w33
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-14
BUSH'S
BUSH'S
S UP E RIOR OMPOUND
COUGH GAMDYl

A NEW article, highly medicated with COP LIVER
OIL, and other invaluable remedies united in chemical
continuation and forming the best, safest pleasantes and
most wonderful medicine OF its kind ia has yer been Of
iered to the public, for Coughs CoGs Cata RI
bronchial GBecioaS and all other DiseaSes ofI6e Ias
II Is especially valuable for the relief and of
ton. certain for Whoopng Cough and the hest
remedy ever used for Group the Croupy cough TO
which children subject
IL Is invaluable fer Ciegymen and Public Speakers geper
ally, to use both before and after ,eakng aayng irrta
ton and restoring the tgued organs Speech and The ex
1ailsted body to their natural tone.
me COO liver Oil has of late obtained reputation be
ord most Other medicines BY long use it has been found
OF great value III the Of all chronic diseases of the rp
depending on scroulOus diahesis, deprayed habit of
the body For this it has been extensively used and
recommended by the Medical Profession both IN his conn
Try and Europe Still it is very remedy an bad
Ter children TO take, and sometimes proves intellectual when
used alone To obviate these difficulties the Pr pretors
nave carefully prepared COUGH CANDY combjpipu mn
the virtues OF Cod Liver Oil, and several other mccDe
known to be invaluable in the Of pulmonary diseases
he whole together forms the best compound for acute and
chronic Diseases OF the lungs in use. y Do not fail "a
try it,
gJPrepared and sold at wholesale BY BUSH & Co No
Pak Stet Forccttsr, Haa,., and sold at retail in Wor.
cester by Spur Sibey, 4. Clarke e. D " eherbee H. r
ize! and j. Green x Co, Druggists az cents per pack
aSe' aim Nov lS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-14
JENNY LIND SALOON,
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,

Recently opened at
30l Main Street, opposite S II. Co3oa's Nursery
IN ADAMS BLOCK,
NRTHERE may be had Oysters served mp nthe various
w styles: also for sale by the measure.
The Saloon situated the first floor Of the Block and
by personal attention 10 the business he hopes make il an
agreeable place for Ladies and Gentlemen, who may favor
him with call.
good assortment of Foreign and Domestic Fr, Nuts
ard Confectionery on hand.
sss lie is also supplied daily with NEW BREAD Of all
II Kinds, from one OF the best bakeries in the city.
-.- Also, Iies and Cakes Jeies ard Preserves of Co.
nestle manufacture @ MEALS GrHisbei at all hours
BURNING FLUID AID LAMPS of the best quality con
sfantly on hand. Oil Lamps altered for Flnd
share OF public patronage is respectfully solicited.
worcester. NOV 81, 1850. Gtf Nhf. A. EANES.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-14
Norwich and Worcester Railroad

-s5.zsza4.44sss4iss s..sz.s..lls:...g fs5
Wtatr Auaageaeaf-Ou anil qtier NndcD. DIP
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN A. Fo1.1ovys.
Lave Worcester AT 1880 am anu 4.8o p.pl.
Leave norwich at b45 m. and n N
STEAM BOAT TRAIN
me Siealnooat Train VIII leave Ayns Point every po,r
y cA'ePt Mhmay, al about O'clock for Ecslp, drect
at us '''S 'NesPt SUNDAY
tREiGHT TRAlNs-leave Worcester st645am
n <tt2Rt iidia with IasseI ger cm gtig.btd will
- Wich iof "orcescra at j.lo PM stpppU.p al nj
way Stations on the Road. -iFH'5 al "h
TRAINS CONNECT AT woRcEsrrP ,,,,r,,
nosich d worcester R.R at 1890 am;
Western al q m -" " AZ 2u P'u'
rOyideGce & Wor, TX II - '' " o'oV Pm
MOr. d Nashua, cds n "'t' Pm.
ne eohetilon with the earliest Trains on II Worcas
Ter Is formed by the Steamboat Train W
" irails connect at Norwich with the Hartford prov
uenou au risnklll Ualroad and the Nuw London WIN
ihahtlc and Ialntr Railroad '' "t'
u EXPRESS FREiGnp leaves Roson n, 10 ~ ,, j.,
'ew ORR next morning. " 49, "-''hs u"
Al baggage must be delivered to the Bapgoee Ma,e, nj,
oei person authorized 10 receive il before te
takes his scat III the cara 'N VIC "sS'1se'
bageage VIII not be taken to include tno,ey H.
nor o'her articles than those Of personal M. mi - bs "a
nEher value Than Fifty Dollars notice us M ej, ~ a,
'e' ah1 an extra price paid the Coly1y St oi nd
sen liable he! ond that amount. i"' WIN NV NV
Nohaeeage permitted in the Passenger Ca,s
NosmohllS permitted IN the Passenger Care n, Depot
fassehgers must procure Tckets M m, Sts9i,, stc
JOEL W. White pres5e1t
e"H n "a W. n. II.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-14
Eitehburg and voice. Railroad.

IENRAiNS leave Worcester for Fitchburg in coppcc,i
Il WIN the Worcester and Nashua trains every day -,
cept Sundays, at ia! "a
Gas and II A. NJ, and at A IGPm
RETURNING-Leave Fitchburg at
500 A. NJ, I2.3 and 5f5 p NJ
The shortest and most direct Railroad route between
eeser, Mass and Burlington, W. is by The way Of F,
burg, Fellows Falls and Rutland This route is twenty
miles shorter than any other. '0
The next shorter ronte is by the way Of Ftc!burc Pol
lows Fans, Windsor, White River Junction l.d NTnt%
Her This route is 20 miles shorter than any olher ctn,
The one mentioned above and 20 males nearer tb,
other route to al stations the Vermont Central anal Pas
aumpsc River Railroads. Is
Passengers gong by either Of these by the oniro
tram from Worcester have hour Fchhnra in ,vbr6
10 get breakfast Those going in the u O'Clock nam from
Worcester, have fifty minutes at fitciHrg M dinner ri,n
and those going i'll the last train have FIFTY minutes In to,
for tea. " N'0P
RETURNtNe-Passengers who arrive Fichhprn by tho
IL O'Clock train, have time get dinner and lCse who
arrive IN the minutes past O'clock Z. IRAN nave time
!" get yea ana lye at worcester early ~ by any Cba,
ruie. The carly train from fitclbus arrives m Worcs
Ter N season for the New FORK train via Spr eGea mn,
NE last train IN for the NewY ORR rai via Nori
lN"s = I17u. dtf