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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-25

TEA California widow publishes the
following in San Francisco paper:
Husband Vantcd.-Whereas my husband
has left me without any prorocation on my
part, / hereby advertise for suitable per-
son to fill the vacancy. The gentleman ap-
plying must have blue eyes, light moustache
(my husband had black an attractive goa
tee, and genteel figure. He must not be
over twenty-five years of age, well educated,
of unexceptionable morals, and agreeable
address. 1t is requisite that his personal in
cumbrances should be limited, and his pros
pective prospect aattering. No gambler
need apply. Address,
JULIA,
AT the desk of this office.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-25

THE DARKEST Hour OF ALL.--An /" Old
Reyolutioner," who had been through all
the hardest fights Of the war of rs, once said
that the darkest and most solemn hour of all
to him, was experienced in going home one
dark night from the widow Beans, after be-
ing told BY her daughter Polly that there
was. no earthly use in his coming back any
more. ,a8E&f aa
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-25

9 Carrying politeness to excess, Is said
70 be raising your hat to bow to young la
dy in the street, and allowing couple Of
dirty collars and q pair Of socks to fall out
upon The sidewalk
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-25

EI" Barnum has embarked in a new spec.
ulation. The New York Courier and Enqui-s
rer of Saturday, says:
" Among the passengers whom the Baltic
will take out to-day. are those small prodi-
gies of histrionic TALENT the Bateman chill
dren, who are on their way to London, TO
fulfill an engagement with Mr.. Barnum.---f
Their extraordinary precocity and the intrin-a
sic merit Of their performances were admit
ted by many discriminating persons ere they
made any engagement with Mr.. Barnuns,
but their success was moderate only When
he recognized their ability, howefes, and )
brought them properly before the public.
their own talents and his management soon.
accomplished more than they could have
hoped for. Their engagement with Mfr.
Barnum is for two years; he divides the
profits with them, andguarantecs fifty thass-as
and dollars as their share. This sgeres-sa
large promise, but Mr.. Barnum is accasiaya-
ed 70 make such, and keep theua g
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PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
From he Londou Weekly Time'.
The Printers Song.

(FRoM HUGHES SELECT POETRY
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-25

A RusTc CoMMENTAToR. Jim wass eia.
'ployed to cut wood by the day. The bsss
came along and found Jim lifting the, axe a..
leizlrely ASH flat boat goes up the Mississip.
Ipf and accompanying every blow with
'grunt. t F s8
"Slow work. Jim, slow work Z, sgak eYss
"Boss, the Bible says we must use mod.
Grafton in all things"
The boss was nonplussed. At dinner Jim
Piled his knife with remarkable industry.
The boss reminded him Of his morning tsxa.
but Jim was ready. sg M ais.a
'Tye been reading in the Scripture sinee,,
boss, that whatever the hands find abls "a
do, that do with all thy might.
Boss told Jim he was entirely too learned
to chop wood, and therefore very politely 81
|quested him to take up his hat and walk.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-25

Ry Superstition the strong mans weak
ness, and the weak mans strength. e9 NJ
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-25

A PITHY CORRESPONDENCE When Mr..
Seymour was declared elected Governor of
Connecticut, the news was telegraphed to
P. I. Barnum, Esq, at New York, whereup-
lon the following very pithy congratuatory
telegraphic correspondence took place:
New York, May 9th, 1851.
Gov. SEYMoUR:-"Glory to God in the
highest"
P. T. BARNUM.
ANSWER.
HHRTFoRD, Ct., May 9th 1851.
p. I. Barnum:-"Peace and good will
towards men,
THOMAS Fl. SEyMo1rR
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-25
Girls Beware!

Frederick Haver, who has been in Jail
since last April waiting his trial for Jigdmy,
made his escape last night. He was sick,
and to better his condition he was removed
from his cell to an upper room in the Jail
from which he contrved to make his exit.
From all we can learn, Frederick is ''Cap-
tain" among the girls, and for fear he may
initiate himself into the affections of some OF
'em too soon again before the delicate state
of his health would permit-we give the
timely warning.
80, dear girls, you'd better beware,
And never fall in love"
The Sheriff has offered fifty dollars reward
for Frederick. k.-IWsc. DEM
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-30
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS,
DIR. ID. e.. AkRlN(,'Fa,N

ISa Main Street. Worcester, Mass,
M ouLh say that, al great xpemse he has prepared
W from the original receipt, the FRENCH PERlob1c,L
DROPS discovered by ]. HARRINGTON NJ D. while
practising IN the Hospital in Paris, under The immediate
London W ~ 4AO''H VI
warranted in all cases to have the desired effect These
props are invariably certain TO regulate the Female Sys
'eh ana can be taken without hazard relief is warrant
eI OF tue money returned. They are known by hundreds
o. females IN this country to be the only preparation ever
discovered that has proved invariably certain in all eases Of
euppressions Irregularities &c. d C.
One trial Will convince the most skepticaI and mover of
Yer VIII they be induced TO take any other Ladies who
nave often been deceived by purchasing pills and nosrnms
rom Male ana Female lmp0sters, under the pretence of eff
Iectls cute-medicnes which nineteen cases out of
twenty nave an injurious effect upon the system Nillout
producing the desired result any sign of it, shonld shuu
nese blpeds ami use none but the genuine French PERI
oDlCAL DRoPa-the efficacy of has been tested in
hundreds OF cases and never failed effect Il speedy cure
Who9t any bad result The Drops are the result Of nm
extensive practice, and not discovered by accident TO
eWoSlse ther virtue, wOuG add to their mer, we
Womd ohy say Try then and If they do not prove To he
mha tney are represented, the money viii be returned
hey WI be sent to any part of the country secure from
g [vn1on, by addressing (post paid DIR D. c. HAIR
nlNn lON No 2l Main Street, Worcester Mass or his
! emale agent, No 81 Chestnd Street near Pine Prov
ueree L. ana at no other place in the United States
run directions accompanying each bottle.
PRicE FIVE DOLLARS. ivo5dtr
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PATENTS
American and Foreign 0fica
agency for Business with s. Poseu4 orr



WASHINGTON.
no ~ state Street-ROgT0C
N loiO the subscriber uppoipted nv - . Con,;s
soher OF Taels Agent OF the T. 5. Patent Office IN nc
0oTuahce WIN The 10Th Sec. Of Act of 1887
hdfl9 feiWqhshed the Agency for transmission of Mod
es ana adopted more expeditions mode of sendno be,
10 te Patent Office, whereby Patent may be ~ ,,r"raa
aeot SIX weeks eatler he continues TO or,, ard re Cea
oIeAeifeto prepare Caveats, Specifications Assouets
ana al e necessary Papers and Draw inas or Patents M
ieuef aaNct ON legal aud scientific matters snectino
NG sahe Th't ssecnred in Europe and other countries
ny applctt~ vi This Office inventors are saved M t,,ne
ana cost OF tnrney " ashineton and deay ti.,e ~
wen AS All persOnf trouble Obtaining their nat,,t IT,
also nave tpe advantage of verbally explaining ttir
uis' ihd OF consulting in respect them matters in zen
GU" % paramount importance in order obain cnrect
ana calns The experience OF sixteen years.
pracdce, an extensive collection OF rare works deci.ons
elc On mechanical Subjects the Patent laws afd patets
"a uhefeht countries, collected at much eyrense ur, tl
lohg une TINS Office has been established toneier vim
aucouhs mere Kept OF inventions patented AZ WASHINGTON
cpe e subscriber TO afford to inventors DESTROYS Of pro
curing ratehts assistace and information winch in ,hs,
'eSpe''s might ne difficult of attainment.
X. II. EDDY, solicitor of Patents
washington, July FL, 1919. Durino he r,n,a
OCCUPIED me Onlce OF Commissioner of Paieuts II ~
sqi m boston, did business the Patent Office as So
l ioI procuring PATENTS There Were few if any uer
VIs acls ID thAt capacity who had so much busutes la
te aieht Ohcei and there who CONQUERED
~ W.'i loIe sklll hdety and success regard Mr. Mil,
H. MY ~ he oes informed and most skilul Patent Sncn,
Dntou Slaies and have no hesitation III assuring III
an NM IVY cannot employ person more cojnpet,n,
l;nn H. - una more capable of putting he app,a
@ ~ orht 10 secure for them au early ana Ctyn,shy
consideration at the Patent Office ~ "y
EDMUND BURKE,
boston Sept II, 1850. eo .1.,a,s
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FOUND AT LAST!
Jlllson's Compound Vegetable Surnn.

FOX PURIFYING lie BLOOD.
MFOKiI1 OF the Blood is doubtless the cause of nost
useases ms Syrnp designed restore it to heal
Wy cnition IL has been OF great benefit in those cases
t a ia rli has been given TO il, estlmu
mails Will show. 1t presented to the public ms cnre ~
Nervousness. General Debility, Indigestion Liver Com
palhs oids Coughs, Consumplive Dseas es and if erad
iIates all KINDS OF humors, such Scroia Salt Rheum
rHnples on the lace, Ulcers, BotcheS Biles Ring Worm
UT Ae.er, Efysipelas or 81. Anthonys Fire Ii is aso
complete rNaedy for Diseases
M ,m ouIy md con,ptetfiy yeaoUates the sDSte1o
~ ,poIsoh VINO values health after becoming
only by n JIt - ~ NJ w ,, nout ~ Prepared
N s ruf sac IN worcester By Spur q sib ey No Ian
street Tg DIiper Clark Nos 1903 G5 and lO7 Front
New England States 7 throughout the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-30
NEW DRUG STopE

VIE subscriber would inform the pnbIic Tho, c,.,
Gonodation OF his fellow citizens in the SINH nd
Sou Easery part of the city, he has opened Drng
al the corner of Park and Trunbu reets d @ 2t9Ie
with an entire new stock Of the hest ''pp'eu II
Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals.
aose.her win large assortment Of FANCY GOons such
az are usually kept by Druggists aud that he viii h
Ieauy 10 supply any Oders in his line of business "a
Iarucalar personal attention paid to the comnonnno
anu up oil physicians prescriptions day or ngt
II G. BATES NJ ID
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DON'T BE DECEIVED

i,m genuine BAY State Stove is decidedly the pEsr
~ IN the Market for either wood or coal Beware
STATS s,a or pretended Improvements, for The nav
stoye " sae AR Tight ParIOr, the most perfect
CoA y s,ie HnG and IN beauty unsurpassed
STOVES ,tt ~ ~ VtM Ooens, and Cast Iron WOOD
ANAL WIN HIstrate ovens, pnd convenient for doing
, 0l cooking and wthall suited 10 anv room
BURNER ,r,, hs, new patterns; COAL CRATES Cnai
hean bv i o'oVes, Ohice Stoves, &c. &C.. for sails
Worcos,x o J. f. L0RING '
--o@'Si' oot "a eOd& VISIT IN M.,n g..
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MEDICINES, &C.
NOTICE tn THE INVALID.

ENR. c. HARRiNGTONS, Medical Office, l2l Man
street Worcester up stairs, where ne can ne co,su
ed by persons afflicted with Diseases OF any khu; WIZ" 10
pect and confidence and ola cure being performed pf H. |
Tor the last years paid particular attention 10
and practice of female complaints and so perfectly mas ne
acquainted with their system, that without Ooss'
So successful has been his of treatment, IT, lie s
been called upon by other members of the medical dCny
introduce his mode of practice and has been VISITED o
that purpose which answered the most sangue eApeca
lions
In offering the results long study ana practical ex
perence his many friends he is governed by ieehg OF
humanity only for much have they been deceived py
pretended madams" and miserable pills and quack nos
rdms, that is time that healthy mode OF acce
should be nroduced,n speaking of Quacks, Dr. H. does
wish be understood all the medical proes
sion but those who have for the last six seven years
filled the newspapers of the day with their disgusting aul
vertisements making great pretentons to medca seem
when they do not know the healing art Dr. H. Wetsk
be skilull in curing the following Observation-Disclosures
the lungs, Liver Complaints Nervous diseases ana gem
Debility arising fiom bad habits vei, young
experienced all the different forms OF weakness t' FL
caused by bad habits from eXernns, lul Ygo
tored in very short time without any nndrance from mpT
ness d.
Dr. H. has also gained to himself great reputati n
the permanent oflong standing Chronic and oe ae
Diseases the treatment of which he has devoted greaoI
OF his time in his extensive pracce, cure Will be oSS
ed in all cases, however long standing they he ates
Dr. II. soCits call from all who may be allie payfitl
any disease, and those suffering from meryCoi in
contentmently administered from quack most Had
ministered by ignorant Empires
| NIB. The best of accommodations fnrnishe
sick of both required with good nurses andTtlOh'
sonable ddUSe Gratis, for the first consultation
DR.. III. be consulted by letter and il the disease
accurately described, medicines will be forwarded all COZ
respondence will be returned fyou sick call on Dr.
and avoid 'madam mposers
p S. female who has thorough knowledge of the
complaints will be in attendance consult if they wish
% Office hours from A NJ, to PM, Sundays, iroi
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No. 3 F VINO, "a wARERoOM,
/" ga "a "A, Dao,,J ~ VTTo....A

sr-FsllEzzlz14--1.-u. r. 3. ~ CAA oo' ""4OoeICA'
agsEFFTssslg 9 for Ole an has, and intends to keep
n 4 III n TheltocLd assortment of Piano FOrtes
Rosa God resent consists of Pianos in
round and square ctners Mahogany Cases, round half
most thorough maner, and ( which are made in the
struehIs can be bdght and be sold as low as rood in
purchaser us OF aroIher terms as favorable to the
From the eAperiee Tho e a. yhment
and in selec ing Pak he Der has HID in teacbipo
recommended by hiIyiii Iees tjdeDt tlbt every pim
Every instrunlen1jlI s. eve enMi dissatisfaction.
prove in every reht az warr4led au If II does M,
changed the mol MI reco1irknded il NAV he @
Pianos Of any debton "a .I5ntAd.
shOrl notice. ''i VIII be 'iIr,ksbad % ,x,a. :,
SECONDHAND Noos ~
second Pianos for sIone ~ FOR SIZE. Thre. oood
two yearsa good mea IN Rewo Case bee, g psod
SEES, very good topelnv ,-ald two in MahopaIv %
ment will do wei iii pSisoh wishing n cheab 49,.
VIII be sold low, ' iook al the abovr 40 ,h,
Secondhand Pd bougb, "''
new ones 'o"sh', or taken in excho,,.A r
Pianos Tune0f Reno,,.d ~
with the trade oroiession ma all business connec,,
will be promptnd nlthGIe ilhef IN out of The III,
Il Warrdall. or n, T., attended to, on apnlica,in,
ol I3eacoiee:s. MS residence, corner Of ,Iact
tipQ.
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NEW BEDFORDASx
r.; DIR. MORsEs
ngo. ating Cdial.

i1Oh GOnnaL;I:.-
[ turnai Esiepn Impotency In tnence or Moo.
Ldssl'ude, Gal prostratin "uscnlal hergy, Physical
quehceS OF MuI iudiscrati ~c', or ~ OF the conse-
IONS N rpers. Thai ~ or ihdfnce of the pass
complaints, Believe rho 'ediclhe u cure the above
OF the untore sufferer WY nei MAJ ana hdily incapacty
following testv e ~ ~ we have pro- positive as tbe
DIR. WooduyIW The many receivd ,i,i ,,,. 90 Tue
writes Of one OF the Massacbnset,s VIZ Snu":
uai, tnes-- rs me nle,s'.s oufedI using this cor
hiy P"1Iehts Vim Boston W MOI you that one OF
commenced tai ~ ne mad not a siug1l n,; 80 ~
- - " hen inlied IN ~. - ne haftwo or three a
! ! ny p9ssH him eve says DiW. 81 thought
Hospital, but The medicine used in tlhs, css =; ~
chased some Of no effect In the ne,,tims b ,,,e
am satisfied no orolal which has ehs,a e ,e pun
menu Gnu IT, wheneytnnr,e would shal ever recon-
Prepared by NJ pportmy occurs . - i''o'"-
particular dlrectlosE, NJ. ID. Importan advice ,;,t
"ncI VIII be lorw ouIe' accompanying each bottle
l. N. b. Preparatory lhe writer's address.
N ,nese cases Ne'nrsaparilla &c, have no effect
1efil little books on the nonsense conIaid eiieo'
Only Agents NJ ubJect of any use ~ "0n
JAMES q o EENE. MEME, No. oI6 Mo,u 80. -,
aug25-eod3m Main steet. Wsras,s street, ana
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COFFIN MANUFACTURE

IN DEADY MADE CoFFINs of al,
III ~ sizes and kinds constantly n,'
hand az the Mandatory and Wa
-ss'ssrkz1'aaA7 Room No. Mechanic Strecti
pposlte the Norwich Railroad Depot. ~"
o,b I" riaes furnished at short notice. Sections opd
themselves. 'o' " o"ii ana examine loi
IN Aso, al the above named place, Shop Joiner work
ra, us nranchesCounters Tables Desks. show Ca.as
~ nhelVes Tor stores, counting rooms Offices Sc
Wor naso, an olher kinds of general jobbng
worcester, Nov s, 1850 eod&wif WM CURpv
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poot FAMILY Flour.

Best aIHIIy -, 20 Front street,
m A s. sa '' 20 8
f, prices rice Ss Ss ss Ss A.S and
lo 1900 DDS n rtsr Co. Mills premium r'0u'
GsneSse do chapn.yie,
30 do Paddock a. Munson,
o. brands cSl s g r zee IT, worcester
nd various ALDRiCH co, ~ fro"' ~ diff
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I,A0LFS
RagEnn and TETkar EYpYess.

l,a,0IpS
Bost0n and WTker Express,
-.zz,ca yTvrE suhscrii mes TO run THE En-
$500 / PRESS betysiou and worcester, foi
4sAasz- the safe trauslni Packages, Bundles, Banl
---->----t'---~ Notes, Snecie rchandse generally,
Three Times Tway Daily.
Particular attention giyeang, collecting and nego
latng notes. drafts hills chasing and selling mer
handi1e, produce, etc
All packages must be die his care
The subscriber is alone pie for property ehiru Gs
his case, and no risks Hby the Boston ana WIZ
ester Rail Road Com1anI
Packages by this linz foiel from worcester W ~
EN-, Newburyport, 1mtI lRiver, aid New Deuioi"
$50 TO Portland, and.lp ut Name.
orders FREE for gods to firned by inns ENllless,
ioston; ]. IT. KSidiTgsI STORE, 1863 Main Street
Feb 25 d >. 5. LEONARD
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20
Afnissions the first year.
OFFICERS.
600 Members.
HCRor, President, A. NJ. GALPIN, V. Pres't.
H. DARLING, Secretary and Treasurer.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
Az. GRIN, G. PILLsBuRY, REV. r. II. CoNKLlN,
l.. w. KENDALL.
R9els-Ex. Gov. Slade, of Vermont; Hon. J.
eiiddIs, c.; Hon Edward Little, Marshfed; Rev d,
n NfitIonsatonic Mass. Seth Rogers, NJ. D., Wor-
cesteAk.; Hon. Alpheus Fetch, U. S. Senator; Hon.
Seth ites NJ. c. N Y G. Iynde, Esq, Johnson,
w.; lFtiab Ward, Middlehoro', Mass. Prof F..
PalmSI dephia, Penn; c. NJ. Neal, Esq, Phila., Pa
Sgrfi-Rev. s Osgood, D. D.; Rufus Elmer; E.
d. BeaA.; J. T lockwood; Homer Foot, Esq.
| OFANo. 90 Main street. Worcester.
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" Aftantion OF pnrchasnrs

NAAttention OF Purchasers
and ColHi1s sc !ced TO The following named SUPE-
RlOk 0p itnade Of The best Louisiana Cotton, they
having tFhanium Medals at the last Exhibitions Of the
institution York, Boston, Philadelphia, and Balti-
mn
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z a N " &c 9; WHITE 3 RI

tDea'ers mint, Dye stnf hr..y We, re city Hau,
CoNsTANI on h manSSD nc ss aow Glass
. retail. ' anu Tor sale, wbolesyla ,,
ihiladei White Lead. drv and w
4 Par se -, Coach varnish, Furnstu roud ma
"a Janan X, sH 81. quality, Spirits T"rn ao,
Frrn", y,n,. DryeI, new article. pen'lhe.
o. v snstiad Ga Ked Lead and Lethar0.
m merI I,u and American WIrd
OVERWHELMINGLY PAINTERS Tools and coI"r. Glass.
dws '0D' o. every description. ''''--a com
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NOVICE l0 FAMILIEA PrIro

~ rasnectAllv ,n,nnates IN III per from Lon
- uon M yicniA ihat he has fittehs Of Worces
Ne Cream Said
at ms oo' 10 snISy ths m al ali id yin be happy
WATER ICE, ICE CREA con,
]. il. i. has had nth experience ID .na1,
az COOKERY, aud alwf gave the hfle ,e..
nose who employ ed IA. He feels siacton to
ard parties in Worcelr, to whom "t families
his services. would, np,irial, be plea fey offers
Cake anConfectio
may be had of :, w., wholesa :,
.,.o every variety of bad, URME n;
A'T FANCY AND oRNMMiNTAL EIhiLIIEs,
NuIkc., &C. NUT,
B.-Particular attentSaid TO Al .a,
action guaranteed. saels
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Cotton MachAy fol

n Eclipse speeders, with DoNs, adah "\
Il numbers Zach "A E,,oN'
mS'." and used about 8 yea vi
r'0I Fwlsher Rail Way Heads VI
Sp0o,er. s.,,t,c sizing
"a 3Looms. ., n, jacksonville Z
the o,h,r Machinery at Sla'e'sy,1 txwoOD,
Quinnebaug CO.. s'a'ei' sWMNEPRATT Y y,
| ~ FNi street, !"
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Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad.


6sssE -
VNRAINs leave Worcester for Fitchburg. in conecto,
4 with the Worcester and Nashua trains every da ezs
cept Sundays at
$50 and II A. NJ, and at / Is PM
kETURNING-Leave Fitchburg at
500 A. NJ, IL ana 5.45 p NJ
The shortest ana direct RAILROAD tie between War
ceser Mass and Burlington, VT pythe way Fitch.
burg, Bellows Fails and Rutland. This route twenty-tt
miles shorter than any other
The next shorter by the way of Ftchburg, Bel
ows FAILS, Windsor, White River Junction, and Montpe
ier This is 20 miles shorter than any Other except
The mentioned above and is 20 miles than any
other to al stations the Vermont Central and Pas
sun, psc River Railroads
Passengers going by either Of these routes by the morning
train stop at Fitchsug honr dine Bellows Falls and
arrive ,tt Burlusfv-ly as by any other routes--~~
Passengers the Il O'Clock train sfeT stop ~
Fchhnrg hours, when the, can proceed to Rutland
o. Norhlsd same day, and 70 burlington the next morn
ing. wi, Train from Fitcbbprc .rri,a -
,1ceer in season connect with the trains Boston,
n;denca Norwh, and New Yotk, via. Springfield
Passengers bove who arrive at Fitchburg in the
20 tYn can dive taere and arrive in Worcester two
,ir Those NO arrive in the so train take tea
o. Fchburg ndkrrve in Worcester in for the
York train, VIA. lorwlcP ,,r,,,s ,,,,r ~,
apl7-du WINS 1 lAl'LiE ., ffesi1tl!l'
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LOOK. AT THE WARDS s DAN

c,ucARS are. sold al Ne' 90,
- CROFT, thus, az
New orleans, 7ic
Ninscavado e.
roGee Crushed, ssc
powdered white ~
crushed Loai, az
brown Havannah. /. ps,, in quality. SOAR.
the e"O'' NO. ~ anl6 dwn
.,er Ian IS. 1851.