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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-15
JUDGE GENTLY.

0, there has many tear been shed,
And many heart been broken,
For want OF gentle hand stretched forth
Or a word in kindness spoken.
Then oh! with brotherly regard,
Greet every son OF sorrow;
So from each tone OF love his hear,
New hope, new strength shall borrow,
Nor turn, with cold and scornful eye,
From him who hath offended,
But let the harshness OF reproof
With kindcst tones be blended
The seeds Of good are everywhere:
And, in the guiltiest bosom,
Sunn'd by the quickening rays Of love.
Put forth their tender blossom,
While many tempted soul hath been
To deeds OF evil hardened
Who felt that bitterest Of grief
The first offence unpardoned
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-15

OREGoN.-The Oregon Spectator,
of May 3Oth, has the following items:
Gold in Oregoni-While our citizens
have been quietly preparing to 60 to
Rogue river to dig for Gold this sum-
mer, they have been aroused to unusual
excitement by the discovery of rich
mine in another direction. The opin-
ion is gaining strength daily, that one
of the richest mines on the shores of
the Pacific has been discovered in the
spoken country, some 400 miles from
the city and up the Columbia. We are
assured by Capt. N. Crosby, who saw
it, that the sand which was brought
from the Spoken, was in its bulk about
one quarter gold. We hUve always
felt confident that there was gold on
Powder and Burnt rivers, and this dis.
covery on the Spoken will still more
fully confirm the fact that the middle
region of Oregon IS 10 become the
grand Ell Dorado of the day.
One party is on its way to the region
of this new discovery, if no, already
there, and others are preparing 10 fol-
low.
We suppose that there will also be
a considerable mining business done
this season on the rivers along the
Southern border of Oregon, as many
persons who have been to Ca lifornia
have convinced themselves that Rogue
river, and other streams in that vicini.
ty, will afford profitable "diggings."
The jealous man poisons is own ban,
ouei. and then eats of II,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-15
Charles lib. Fallcnstcin,
GLASGOW, MO,

GLASGOW, MO.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
BONNETS AND INDIA RUBBER
GOODS, HARDWARE, CARPETS,
READY MADE CLOTHING, fc.
26 Front Street, Glasgow, Mo-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-15

A box of sand taken from The grave
of hosciusco, at Cracrow, has been
presented 10 the committee TO be used
in the erection of the Washington
Monument.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-15

A Mrs. Hartshorn is living in excel
lent health at Amherst, at the advan.
ced age Of 1903 years. No wonder
if she were inclined 10 be sick or die,
the very name ought 10 revive her,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-15
Pennsylv lvania.

Mr.. CLAY's TEXAS LErrER.-.The
following is the close Of Mr.. Clay's eel,
ebrated Texas letter, written in Ra.
leigh, N. c. in lS44,a, The time he made
his grea, speech in that city:
81 consider the annexation Of Texas.
at this time without the assen, of Mex.
'co, as a measure compromising the ma.
llonal character, involving US certainly
IN war with Mexico, dangerous to Tie
integrity of the Union, and inexpedient
IN the present financial condition of
the country"
The whole democratic voice of the
country hooted and rallied at him as a
false prophet. They scoffed at the idea
that there would be war, and that the
integrity Of the country would be
perIIed' But how perfectly accurate
has time proved his predictions. The
,hunders of the battle field are lust dy.
ing away in the more dreadful roar of
civil strife. Mr., Clay's Texas letter
killed him for the time, but he lives
again, and, alas. he may live TO survive
his county, Rich. Rep.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-15
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

One square, az lines or less) One Dollar
for the first, and so cents for each subsequent
insertion.
Liberia deductions made to Merchants and
others who advertise by the year.
JOB PRINTING,
Of every description, executed with neatness
and despatch, on reasonable terms.
JUSTICES BLANKS AND BLANK DEEDS,
Neatly executed, kept constantly on hand,
and for sa lie low.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-15

THE Folly OF PRIDE.-The witty
and sarcastic Rev. Sidney Smith, for
many years one Of the contributors 10
the great English Reviews thus discour-
seth on the folly of pride in such
creature as man:
"After all take some quiet sober mo-
ment Of life, and add together the two
ideas of pride and Of man. Behold
him, creature Of a span high, stalking
through infinite space in all the gran.
deure of ittleness. Perched on a speck
of the Universe, every wind of Heaven
strikes into his blood the coldness of
death; his soul floats from his body
like melody from the string, day and
night as dust on the wheel, he is rolled
along the heavens through labyrinth
Of worlds, and all beneath the creation
of God are flaming above and beneath.
1T is creature 10 make himself a
crown of glory 10 deny his own flesh,
TO mock at his fellow, sprung from that
dust to which both will soon return?--
Does he not suffer? Does he moi diel--
When he reasons is he not stopped by
difficulties? When he acts is he never
tempted by pleasurol When he lives
is he free from pain? When he dies
can he escape the common grave! Pride
is no, heritage of mani humility should
dwell with frailly and atone for ignor,
ance, error and imperfeclion."
Ho,o 10 Pu.,le RogueS. the gen,
uine notes Of the State Bank of Ohio
there are as many human figures repre-
sented as the bill is worth dollars. If
the counterfeilers wish 10 alter the
small bills to large ones, as 81 to SIOO
they would heve TO put in 90 human
fgures-u thing not quite SO easily
done.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-15
Number 2l
CROSSING THE ATLANTIC IN
SEVEN DAYS.

A petition has been presented to the
Legislature of the. State of Maine for
the survey of new line of Railroad in
the direction of ST. Johns New Bruins.
wick, with view Of its continuation
10 Halifax, or some good harbor on the
coast of Nova Scotia. The object is
TO have the railway connected with the
interior lines in our country, 10 carry
passengers 10 the said port on Nova
SCOTIA, from which swift steamers are
TO carry them to Galway, Ireland,
thence by railroad 10 Doublin, and
from DoubIin across to Wales 10 the
ioIyhead railroad. If this scheme were
carried out; there can be no question
OF the Practicabiity of going from New
YORK to London in eight days, and per.
maps seven. Halifax may yet become
the entrepot Of mail intercourse be.
tween the east Of our continent and
the west of Europe. We have no wish
10 see this result, but by good manage.
ment and prudent investment Of wealth
on the part Of Great Britain, the Pro-
vlnces of Nova Scotia and New Bruins.
WICK might yet become as famous a.
either Of the States Of New York or
Pennsy yIvania.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-15

The distinguished novelist, James.
has announced his intention of neither
taking or printing notes on Amera.
ca.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-15
B. H. SMITH,
Attorney at Law,

TRENTON, GRUMPY Co. Mo.
HXIILL promptly attend to all business,
w entrusted to his care, in the Courts of
the Eleventh Judicial Circuit. nol3.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-15
JNO. W. HENRY. .
OCT. 7. PRaWITT, JNo. w
EsreWitd & Henry.

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Fayette, Mo,
IA will attend TO oil business entrusted to
them in Howard, and the counties adjoining
Particular attention paid to collecting.
GFOfiice in Crigler's Frame building two
doors above the Receivers Office.
Nov. Is, lS49--y.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-15
John W. LUKE 'ohN 'INNiNo'
Luke Il Jennings.
PROD UCE B r o n Z X s,

PROD u e T. Is n U II 81
Commission and Forwarding Merchants
Commercial Street, St. Louis Mo.
ectween Vine street and Washington Avenue
REFERENCES.
uossrs. Roe g. KERcHEvAL, St. LOUIS
ID E. WALSH,
- CHouTEAU & VALE.
a. HANENKAMP d Co. Co.,
- ], w. HARRIS a. Co., Glasgow
n PERRY g. BARTroLow.
81. Louis. January IT, i9oo.-'y
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-15

The jealous man poisons is own ban.
quei, and then eats of it.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-15

CAPTURE OF A MANITEE OR SEA Cow.
The Charleston papers note the ar.
rival there on Friday last, Of one of
those strange animals Of the sea, that
seem a sort of crude imitation of those
of the land. The Mercmy says:
1T is called the Sea Cow, and was
captured by Mr.. Clarke, in ST. Luce's
sound, South Florida, where they are
often seen. The specimen is bull
the mate Of it having been killed in the
capture. 1t is about ten feet long, with
a head not unlike that of cow, very
small eyes, teeth in shape and position
like those of COW. 1t has on the
breas, two fippers, something like u
turtles, but armed with nails. The
tail is fan shaped, the skin smooth and
Of lead color, and very thick. The
flesh is eatabe, and is said TO taste like
beef, and its vital organization, except
in having two hearts, approaches that
of the COW. These creatures feed on
the water grasses in inlets, after the
manner of the hippotamus."
The Savannah News says that Bar.
mum Of the American museum, is said
to have offered the captors $4,000 for
their prize. The female animal, killed
in the capture, was about IA feet long,
and weighed 1900 pounds.
Some years ago, during the Florida
war COL Harvey shot two Of these an.
imals in the Ever. gladcs.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-15

+. w. DitGEs DIR. 7. II. GRAVES.
T.. w. Diggcs g. Go.
WHOLESALE d RETAIL DRUGGISTS
(Corner Market and lst street,)
GLASGOW, MO.
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GLASGOW WEEKLY TIMES
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
Office on Water Street, Up Stairs, pert
door TO the Glasgow House.

TERMS OF PUBLICATION.
For one year, if paid in advance, - 90
If not paid before the end Of the year, 90
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JOHN yENNING S,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-19
DISASTROUS Fire In Columbia, (Pa.l-Loss of
Life-Serious Riot.

COLUMBIA, Monday, June IL.
Our town was thrown into the greatest possible
exciteme It last night, by the breaking out Of fire
In hove on the railroad. From the inAammabe
materials the fire spread with frightful rapidty IL
Was about l0I o'clock when the fire broke out and
in less than two hours the whole block Of buildings
along " ainutst TO within one house Of the corner
of Locust St. consuming al the houses and lsmber
between the railroad and the river Soserous was
tie ere that at one time il was thought almost i'm.
possible 20 save the lower car house, which was
several times on FIRE, and only saved from destrac
ION by the greatest exertions OF our hremen. Had
the car oose been destroyed, the Columbia Bridge
would have certainly gone as it was the bridge
was tw re on IRE, and stood in imminent danger
ls the track of the FIRE, there were five or six INN
her yaTos, and the amour. OF Humber DESTROYED is
very large. The greater portion Of it was osned
by raftsmcn. MIR. Hamilton is also heavy loser
In this particular.
The Columbia Spy oa,e, the Railroad depot,
and How ards Hotel, are among the buildings con-
sumed
A man BY the names Of Myers, who was assist
ing the tlemen, was killed by the falling OF chim
ney. Several other persons were hurt by thu
falling timbers, though cot seriously.
II n pos known precisely how the fire originated
but ns Supposed that rum was the cause. Ii Il
lmposs eie now 10 tell the amount OF the loss, bal
Eeen Dc safely set down at $4,000. There wa.
apoe' s>OOoo worth Of lcmber alone destroyed.
MI HIoer, nsOwD, the proprietor of the Spy, j,
IN fhhAoeiPn,a. Some Of his printing material.
were saved. though 10 DAMAGED condition. He
Is fully insured The small dwellings, consumed
were mostly occupied BY poor lsborers and theiI
alaihSs' many o. whom have lost every dollar they
owned subscription will be started Far tbsir
relief. WI '"'N
This morning The scene presents . aa.ols,s
pesrsrce. Here and there are seen door :, ~
women and children, eDdesvoring to recoysr .or,s
OF Their property from the ruins At least q fam;
lies are rendered hoaseess by this disaster No,
val Of any Of the buildings is left standing.
While the fire was raging a disturbance tOoA
place among some boatmen at the canal Ii seem,
aoolored man stabbed boy belonging to one Of m,
beats The boaimen pursued the calprit, caurh
nm. and beat him most numerically, and so exas
Pesa,ed were they that they would have throw
Nm iH,o the FIRE had not some Of our citizens inter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-19
TRAVELLING.
r. - NRN-YuRM 81 RRlR RAIL.
Atti tz-.ssss-..s..,. Road Kew ROUTE 10 BUFfA-
LO--scuMa-A rraas enent-Comm Sc

NRW-YuRM 81 RRIB Rail-.
- sEss,..-:sss... 20 REV ROUTE 10 sgYfA.
chg Hcaday Eay 9Th. iss0
Leave New Yea - q q h1m,or E'n,-s coraing, De-
rsvA Rochester Bufs0 and illsrn ediaie eee. daT
(ssHdsys eIfeptAdl ~ s.sS-r5oss THOMAS POWELL.
ton pier foot u DuE-s-ss
Breashsis.d supper % bOAsd The boat
ExFREss TkAIs 50 A. N stopping Only Al PeTulonl
snE.frs Chester Gosher Hid5lsto IN, Port Jervts Mar
r9wsturg Deposit Lanesbofo. BinzhAntOa, oEego, Wa
very. (sseioIyv,e Enra and Jeeerson striving =, 9s
neva a, 80 PGssrnEes FOR Buffalo tskiag ls Train
viii take ne Express Tram fros Albany a. Geneva AID
arrive a. o'c ccs next morning
WAY AND NAL TRAis-Ais 81 An stopping at al ire
fAcnsaTvrs a. corrins tho ssiDs evening a. 10 - oek
WAY TRAIN al 80 Pm. for 0nsyille End al alermedi
MIGHT ExrAEss rRns, al SPIN ,iopp.ngI =, P,srnonL
suerns Ckesier Goshet, Rid lelOwn. Oisve Port Ter.
Va snd the stations Wesi Of Por. Jervis Passengers
f HuBso By this train proceed Geneva dine thers aad
RED evrains Passencers Tor iscs Csyuss Bird &C. and
CHyuga Lake. TAKE tho cars Of tho CAyugs and
on the arrival OF the Enc trains Passengers for riogs aud
Lycompg counte5 Pa take the of The Corning and
Bossburs Railroad a Corning Stages leave Mario w'6sg
Deposit Leneseoro, B.nghan;ton, oweso Wsverly tFse-
lOryvilIe Enira and Corning On srr r o. the Ear'
ExPREss TRAIN leaves Geneva al 50 A. N: stopping
Elmirs, Wsveriy, lFactogviilal Owego Binghamion
Lansboro, Deposit NaTrowseurs, Pon Jervs addie,SwL
Goshen Chester, suferas and Piermon arriving 10 New
York at SPIN
Way AND MAT TRAIN leaves Coming a5So AN. stop.
pirg 81 the safons and arrives IN New-fork N
NIGHT EXPRESS Train leaves Genevs al ~ r. and
Corning at or "a stopping Al all he ssuous west OF For
Jorvis, al MddlotOWn, OOsncn Snoslo,
Piernont, arriving in NewYork ate AM
WAY TRAIN leaves Ousvtlle At 30 M stopping a. al
the stations and arriving IN NewYorf at 10 50 AM
" Special Trlin Monday morning leaves Por
Jervis at 80 stopping ct ell the stanons and arriving
N New York Il 10 An.
NEwBrRGH BRANCH leaves Newburgh st S An and 80
A m and PM connecting with the trains going West
Leave Chester nj so n and Is P NJ and IS p NJ
on arrival Of the trains from the West Freight trains leave
Newburgh at A m and Chester at l5e.h
fREiGHT TRAINS leave from pier foot Duane N.
Fregh for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo, end all places
West taken BY Express freight fans and u forwarded
through without delay.
mya3 n CHARLES nlNOr, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-19
A Dreadful scene at the Gila-Americans
Killed.
Cor,cspoudeLce Of the Philadelphia Inquirer.


SAN DIEGO Monday, April y.
There has been terrible affair at the mouth ct
He ella Some Americans stopped there to ferry
passenger, &c. over the Rio Colorado. On last
fuesdsl. the 2sth party Of four or five hundred
Indians tackled them in daylight about noon, and
killed eleven Of them. Three only made their es'
cane arc came into town There had been fifteen
or tgenty thousand Sonoreans and others, who had
been crossing the river during the last three months
and the ferry company had nearly $4,000 The
indians carried Of the money and provisions aud
burned the houses. There had been stories OF the
extortion, &c of the Americans at the ferry
Whether well founded or not, cannot say. Since
.ear ,piy u.s. and / fear that innocent emgrants
may suffer These Indians belong to wicked and
iaithless tribe. We had some difficulty with them
on our journey last year, but nothing more serious
bsppened than the loss Of some of our cattle, which
they stole and drove of.
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f---- rzss.szr--s-r1 NORRIS AND ESSEX RAIL-
- -.;ssgROAD.--PASSEN TRAINS

r. ugzzEszi1 NORRIS AND ESSEX RAJ &
R9A I,,ve NssySIs 20, T a9 CON-,
tandsts AN. and a P M leave Newark 81 A. d. ana os
AN c.u,
II5PM: MoTr.siown, 6 80 A. M and 225 L. ID Mafi:
Gon 7H A. d. aud 40 L. NJ Summit 20 a. III. and
3G5P. M Mnyile, $50 A. " and SIS Pm Orange 80
FREIsaT TRAiS.-Leaye Dover 8 A. ~; leave New
York III A NJ -
p N; leave New-York II so A. NJ and SIS NJ.
Passengers by these train. are received and delivered
each way a, North and south Orange m.yIe samm
Chatham Madison, h0ufowD motifs rians' "oa'i"''
AZ Dover stages connecting with the A. NJ passenger
Town ana Hope Daily Milford and owego on Mondays,
wednesdays and Fridays and for Sparta, yohnsonourg'
BsiI.'own Columbia ,ba De Isssssanns Wo1P passing
through Bartonvie stsDhope PA Smiths Tavern Nea-
sye hySs PARK .D q I.sus1 @ss
he p M. trains rew-Iork.
the arrival OF the and p 81 trains from and meet the
A. NJ and p. NJ trains for NewYork. .
passenger trains for Mendham Chester, schooeys Noun
tain Washington, Beyidere and Eason daily aud meet
The p. M. trains for New.fork
Also for Basking Ridge the arrival OF the NJ train
returning next morning. connecting win me A. NJ Han iof
EXTRA TRAIN FOR sCHooLEYs MOUNTAIN.
In addition to the above trains, extra express train
will running July 9Th next and continue un
I'll further notice - ,o..,
leave Newark the arrival Of the A. train from Phla-
dephia, proceeding directly 70 Morrstovn and Dover
where carriages VIII be 10 readiness TO convey passes gers
10 schooleys Mountain, arriving in time for dinnsr
This train going up will receive ard deliver passen
gers only at the following stations Orange, Myie, Sum-
nit Chatham, Madison, Morrisiown and Rockaway.
Returning will leave Dover at P. NJ and M0rrisown
at4 NJ stopping for passengers al all me regular sa-
lions and connect with the 1t P M tram 70 New-lork
Passengers are 10 procure tneh ucAeS Oooro "hns
Tickets viii be received only the day when purchased
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fered and prevented them. The colored man had
hearing this morning before a Justice Of the Peace
for siabsine the boy and com nstted to Lancas-
ter ail TO sv ait his trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-19
Observation-Disclosures.
m s 1850.

PIONEER AND EXPRESS LINE TO PITTSBURGH
Leaves PHILADELPHIA Daily, al O'Clock A. n. snl
lPM through In go hours Tho cars the Pennsyfvo
MIA Railroad Of the very best and comfortable Do
scripnon. New packets have been placed on tho linz
and furnished with especial reference 10 The comfort and
convenience OF travellers adording the Of qu
and agreeable Journey 10 Pittsburgh.
Every effort will DO made 10 render This the most dessrsb@s
route 10 the WesL
For sests apply al IA Markets. and p. corner fhre
and Chesnut Philadelphia WIN COLDER co.
Tor tickets and further information Apply a. Wesssts
New-Yors NILS n K. II. HfNDEB, Agent
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TO LET.

ali de-
m. nIRRTING-HoUsK TO LkT.-fhe nn i "
q. rear OF Nos o. and % Green-sL recently
~ ire Chnreh @, The Dlscip.es-for inseaaSn'ls-'
school or lecture room IL viii be found ven eSA''-'
rsv he re-trd hy temperance or other socsaeI q
S.ysrs CotlxTes including the late residence Of =
Prrriy ,yso situate shrewsoury River DslNees 'D
aee.r uc1s. aud Port Washington snrewspaIy, ~, :.
FOR sea beihing and hsning', oesluS i-ie-
'iusse o. Is 's'' p NJ GELLATLY. II Harrsu-st " T.
PANT OF HOUSE TO LKT, ~ rhiny
81 ,sipsst Cne door from Broadway house ne" Aho
- sni the ID % and a.: SORES via oas. o..
-,e-. ir be let together pArae StAkos le-Vs 70
- sry fvs n.nuies Apply tue premises or OF J. >.
c0iFKAN s. WaIst from II 10 oc.ccs uJ-|H
40 To ,EA.E FOR TEAM OF fGAks-rns
70 nrsn,ises known l53 and 55 Chsthsm+ a. bsne ~
ns lee front by rs fee; deep Possession given let sy
next Apply 10 49,, ,.,.ocr, - 49,,
j. w. bhN1 oApbOoh, >. 70
- 40 LET-An oa:e Aiso, r9os ss..as:e or an
Ia - o. .,f-rr~e - par, .p-,t my27u
ap<. COUNTRY RE-r DTNCB TO LKT, IN fat
~ bus. l. Ia ooniloaous house tose her Sll 80
s4fie nd ore scr. % lard beautifully situated on the
turnpike IN lie Of the village opposite hs rssiee
81 Mathew Carkson, Esq Apply ~ Wa W SIOhli
Porf Wsrtfr's Office. loi " a.. 81 J5N iO1
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E& e'4sszssNEN RAiLhoA DO Ss ~; .as1

~, cnmx.szzarlNEN-f AND NEW-HA-
xvwEsSSu snlI aSaI ,? d. a feox .n
trains viii leave the Cansl-s Station. Broadway
Passengers also received At The NewYork and Harieo
l. Accommod alton Train at ~ Am. for New-RochsIie
Msmsroneck, Rye, Por Chester, 0reenwich. Stamford
Daren, N0rwnk, Wesip0r, Southport fsirheld Bridge
port snstsord Milford and New Haven Passengers ffou
Inc Waystaons for Albany and the Stations on the Hous
atomic ard Naugauek Railroads. viii iaks This Train sn1
stop at Bridgeport Passengers from Way Stations for Boz
ton Providence Worcester Hartford Springfield and Coo
necticut River Railroads viii take this Train and Join NJ
Express Train at o'clock AN for Stamford, Bndss-
port Albany snd Housatonic and Nsugatucf RAILROADS
New.Hayen Hartford, Springfield and Connecticut Rivx
RAILROAD, Worcester, Providence and Boston
s Accommodation Train al AN. for NswHaven, snd
Intermediate Stations Hampden, Chsshire, soushinesn.
Aiddleiown, Hartford and Springfield.
4 Expresr Train al Pm. for Stanford, Norwa4,
ehdgepor, and Housslone and Nsug.ueh ksilroed4
sprip gheld, Worcester and Boston.
s. Accommodation Train 81 Pm. for Hew-Hsven snl
Communication Train Il $50 Pm. for Bridgeport sal
TRAINS TO NEw.YoRK
l. Commuislion Train al SO AN from Bridgeport,
stopping ai all the Intermediate stanons
q Accommodation Train Of 6l6 An from New-HAvens
froii Nan gstuch Railroad al Bridgeport.
s. Accommodation Train al $50 AN. from New Hsysa,
stopping at all Tie Intermediate Stations recsivng Re-
sengersfom the Hartford and New-Hsvsn Canal khosds
and Neugstuck Railroad
I. Express Train a LlOP.M. lin connection win q
sBTs T. .ns 0% -
hs 5 AseOm@odsao6 Tr.an Il 80 rK tr.esy,ns r.ss.
rers from the Accommodation Train from Bostonb non
New Haven stopping ~ all the intermediates Stations
s. Express Train al $40 IN Tor In connection w@ =.
.1s':s rsD .Ss, ;sSp79s
ing Train from Pitsfeid eonnsc" WIN us
pssssngsr are requested 70 procure ets bsor: ,shas
al. IN IL cas- fs3o1I H. .. hAson. bop@