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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-25


IloLLER A LITTLE LOUDER ..-Ev.
erybody has heard Of the two men
who stutterra they Net, one thought
the other was hooking and rice Ger.
ga, so they turned to aud licked each
other. A similar " difficulty" took
place few days ago in one of the
basement shops near FanrniI Hall.
a deaf man went down to buy somc
lick knacks, and in that low strain Of
voice peculiar to deaf persons, says
he
Have You cot any rev cider -
The proprietor Of the cellar store
saw his customers lirs moving. and
supposed he was saying something,
so SAYS he.
Eli :"
The customer seeing his lips NOV.
ing. supposed he said "yes." Then
he asks
" How do You sell it Z"
Ell :" responds the shopman,
getting nearer the customer.
Heller a little londer," says the
customer, tapping his own ears, inti.
mating that he was little hard OF
hearing.
=" WHAT'S tie matter with you?"
now bawiS the shopman.
"Who's fool 2" says the custom,
err, spunking up.
" Do you call me a fooo cool =
roars the shopman.
Ii you call me a foo,o-o-ool," yells
the customer, showing signs Of fight,
I'll knock fire OUT Of you"
Liar, ch = screams the sborman,
and he let slip a clever sized cocoa
nut at the c;habash Of the customer
the customer let drive a pine apple
the fight became general and mis-,
cellaneous. and the way peanuts and
fss, figs and peanuts. apples, cakes
and lemons went into coalition"
Was wonderful to observe. The muss
being noticed by the passing crowd,
they gathered about the doorway
at length some descended, and the
conbatants were parted. After this
friendly melee, an exr lanation took
place, and both parties were mortified,
but pleased, to learn that it was to the
defect Of their hearing organs and not
from any ill'n,entlons or dlSrespect
for each other, that they came to
blows. The customer bought two
shilIlngs worth Of the damaged
" wares" and went on his way, adyi
sing the shorman to :" holler little
louder when they traded again,
-Bostoa Dai y .uaV.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-25
DrrD,rrIyoy AT Nuw ORLEANS

RyrD,r,IIoX At NEw ORLEANS =
The leop'c of New Orleans are be-
c.nnin. to reap the .rnt OF '''.nn5
,oun, men to con.reIate there III
lie hucanccrin. expedition III which
,,orcz was engaged. The rapcrs
are NOW a'mos, implorlnS these sam"
yonnr men to leave the ely quietly
assntiu; them that the people of Ne"
Orleans know well how to slccd the
The parting guest On the Other
hand these rockies, young fellows do
no, seem Wiling to leave their
umar,,rs. aud have shown q DISPOSE
,;,a tn riot, ayowiaG ter belle
,,a. the Cuban committee have iund
Lu, will no, }rohacc them.
The lrojcc, of Lorcz IL leadr";
al involved in i, into a sa'agc quar-
rel. Til, Cuban Committee have
published the following card
70 the Pnllic,-At a rc.,"'a
.ncc,in. of the Cuban con'nttc
head IDS day. it WAS resolved tia
Col. :. ". Oakley, |. y. Marks, an
Gcorrc ". Chri'tv, be appointed
committee. to solicit funds for tn
PURPOSE Of sending home those volul
tccrs who are nov in this city ALI
without means.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-25
THE FAIR.

We are happy in being able to state
that the Rutland County Fair Of yes
terdAy and to-day, has, in point of num-
bcrs and articles exhibited, exceeded tn"
most sanguine expectations of its friends.
The severe and almost incessant rail-,
Of Tuesday prevented as ample prepar-
alions being made as was intended, yet
"Wednesday morning the clouds began
t" give way to the genial rays of old Sol'
and the weather gradually became
warmer and more agreeable. Early
the horses, cattle, sheep, swine, poultry
Sc, arrived in great numbers. and be-
fore noon Of the first day, such a collcc.
ton was brought together as the in!aL.
i,a"ls of this county may well feel
proud Of.
The second day of tie Fair was still
more attractive. from the greater varic.
~ of mechanical work on exhibition.
Oar attention MAS attracted hy rich
display Of fancy articles of the la'lies--
needle of all descriptions, &c.
But we have no, tim" To cnumrrate one
half we saw; and AS nearly all the
world and the rest of mankind were
here. it would be useless to at,emp, any
thing of the kind. We cannot forbear,
however, to notice the fine display of
iron castings from the wrli-known Foun-
dry of II. Blake, of Fores,dale, in Bran
don. These castings, for thei" superior
finish and design, have probably never
been equalled in America. They were
presented by the sen,lemanly agent of
Mr.. b., Mr.. Henry Gill, and attracted
a great crowd of admirers Mr.. Charles
SulIings Of Mid'!lebury, Addison Co.,
exhibited Arnold's Patent Sash Faslen-
ers, which we should Judge, must attract
the attention of buiIdur. in particular,
from its ,horopgl,ne.s and simplicity.
The ininiable d.. Bacon was also here
with perfumery Of his own manufacture,
which impaired an odoriferous per-
fume all around lin.
Quite number Of distinguished gen.
ilenen from abroad were present. Isaac
W. Thompson, Esq, Of Granville Ny,
delivered an address, which, although
We we're unable to hear all Of il, is spO-
ken Of in terms of high praise by those
who heard it. Mr.. I. is an excellent
spraker. The occasion was enlvened
by music by the Middlebury band, and
the great crowd which altered around
the stand, evinced HAT The speech AM.
music were both appreciated.
Not less than 5000 people were pre-.
sent on the last day Of the Fair, ard
villa, is remarkable, no scriou. accident
occurred TO mar the festivities of the
day, aud 50 far as we could judge, the
counienances of all seemed to wear AN
air Of satisfaction. We hope that the
citizens Of Rutland County will no, for
get This demonstration Of What can be
d,ne, il they only set about it. and that
al Their year will witness still greater
exeriions.
We shall. in our next, publish tho
awards, and speak more particularly OF
the exhibit
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-25


NEw - LraS.. -. III s..
Cnlirr Git, tai, lm,r. a'rr
g TN. ,,rt to-.a,. al.: rNl.,. ..,t
ii vAaa to To In o,,t., tr" taE..'
80 ihrr prc,i,.. .,,pWp-. Sht Il
-o hj,-, Ca. .a,a uais ut Az.
l@il witch wee Transferred g. brr hy
To. Fl con. q, iia,aiA cbc A.> a."
,a..cn.,rs. and ser, lfte si,cois on
,ir,.h.. Nl,lg "a the h,,t, ot a.5.n.
GERS there !, scuc $4,000
The meas from ilA,.ni,- rather IT,.
t,.rc.,lns. t'o,t> five Of the IiiAon
cr, .t.l renamed in co,ii iemen,.
The Americans at hat place h,l
mllc NJ Subscriptions to purchase
clo,hnL and other neccs.aries for the
Prisoners. who had published a carl
/ If thanks to the officers Of the Uai.
| ted States s|oop of war Albany. also
the officers Of the prison, anl ~ the
British Consul and resident Amcrl-
cans. thanking them in warm terms
for the Kindness ex, rcsscd in their be.
half, and the measures they had TAX
| -, e., ,I,.,, ,,E.c
t" ~ r"r '''o,r ''"'i'
d, Ivy e' as" PUNISH; =, ",r,,',, ,crms tho
WY '''',.', H. y. s.'"1 [ WV
Io"'',' ~ w. "' WV " ~ '
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IT, -, - Co. w.,
SO, ,ia ' W. . raw S,rs .;ncc ~ ,hn
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"'s ' . o%'' .,,,l c1. w.. 2;d,wS ,nJ ~
,I'n '" % ,hoso Who r.,, il N. ,,,e y,
.n ,a". -. nv" f,mnr,, oh.on,,;o.
~ ,hn '. a,'';n vora oo,ehr.t.J ~, ,hc
C..L,l."i :, iI,,.no IN ,hc OH
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-25

kossuTn According TO the CORES
pondrncr Of the .Semaphore de .UurseH.
les, the question relative to The Hunga.
rian refnlecs, then staying at Kilaha,
was at length settled. The Sultan had
resolved TO pu' and end 10 an unjust con-
iinemeni, calculated only to compromise
the character OF his government. The
Amer car Steam fri.aie, Mississippi,
pirced by Tia. President Of The United
States at the disposal of kossuth, was
TO rcnair from Smyrna to the Dard.-
selles, on the Isl Of September, TO await,
near arrival. On the same day the re =.
ilgccs would;lrave Kiu,alia. aud en-.
bark al ,J"umeIk in a rurki.h steamer
for the Darlanelcs. kossulh MAS TO
he accompanied hy VI. L-mmi. Tus-
can. tl' private Secretary; by Gene.
rails l"rcxel and Wi,o>ky. and Count
Banhiany, with ihrir families aud 20
other superior officers. The friga,u
will convey these persoages to America.
stopping II few days in England.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-25

SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENr.-
Az accident Of very s-riou. character
occurred on the Vermont Central Rail.
road, near West Hartford. W., about :
o'clock yctcrdu, morning, in collision
between 4 down passenger train and an
up freight train. One man engaged Oh
the road WAS 50 severely injured that he
vii. not probably recover, and many
others were more or less bruised. The
forward ears were badly broken. Both
Of HE trains were behind their TINE,
and the accident occurred al a curve in
he road.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-25
RI. E,o;,irs SIR, Riot - TIL,

The Fag;'irr Sire Riot = TIE
.arre,,ei Fnyi'irr. - Philalf. h"
S.Jt. 16'h.--lhc m,cs'.9a''cn INTO
,ht Christiana riot is still progress
M. The marines aNd most OF the
voice have misunderstanding ar'es
ed .,lou. 20 persons. The cxa'ni'''
ton Rented ia a commitment OF =
John jackson and Thns. Butler. both
co.ored. COR high treason. Pincrcy,
the fugitive. a,ll chief cause OF i'c
,t,,. ha. wee, seen in this city aud Is
eunnoe.l - b. coacca'"d here.
Abraham lIall t|lc allie .cl fugitive
arrested MonAay.' ran aWa.' from
ihr.l.ni abon, three wears since
II, h,, been ilcn;iicl b. two per
rlue.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-25

TRIBUTE OF RESPECT TO J. frS
NIMoRE CooPER.--New York Sept.
24th.--A meeting Of literary gentle
men was held this afternoon. a. ihe
City Hall, for the purpose Of pay'n!
a tribute Of respect to the memory d
j. Fcnnimore Cooper. Washin5'ol
Irving was called to the chair, and
Fitz Green IIallcck and DR., Gn'
void appointed Secretaries. a con-
mlttee of ak were appointed, to r.
port on a future occasion, SON" apFr''
pirate measures to be adopted BY TIE
community, in view Of the dccea'e
Of Mr.. Cooper. The committee
consists Ct Washington Ir'inr. Jnd'f
Duer, Fi,z Green ilalleck, Richard
Kemblc, George Bancroft, and Dr.
Francis. The meeting adj9orhc1'
to await the action Of the coAmli!ee'
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-25

TuE NiGnrINGALES NEW NOCA-
T;ON. Swrrl-r, clearer and more heav-
rniy than her own mos, rntrancin.
strains, are the kind pnl-a'iuas Of Jenny
Lin Is heart, when it. cords vi.rale 10
the touch Of the beautiful aud the holy.
The folio"ins is among The mos, recent
OF her Kindly offices. The servant maid
who had charge Of the rooms she occu.
pied u, the Clifton House. Niagara Falls,
attracted her attention by her beauty.
aiftbiliiy and fidelity. 1t so happened
HAT this young WOMAN, by name Mar.
garrt Atkinson. was about to be married
and ihe news rcscicd the good vocali.t's
ears. She Immediately purchased for
her becoming and beautiful trousscau
ear rlng'. bonnet, gloves g.. and with
her own hands attended to her toilet on
the morning Of the ceremony. This
done, she touk her in her own carriage,
having frat read to her and her future
hn,buud, the h-aulifuI and affecting pas.
,a.rs applicable to the occasion. CON
y 'yrd her 10 Lewiston, entered the
Episcopal church, and there o!ncistcd as
Aargar-, bridesmaid.
There is no Qi-en in Europe tina,
would n"' be proud Of .ush II maid of
honor OH similar occa>ion---r Trib.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-25

d.. GAgoSgas BAH. We have
slrra,ly mentioned ina, DR.. Gar!ner,
Who recently returned from r. ir' e..
T. ,,rren Ter him elf iir trial o'; an
i,ie;,nrn, f,r frauiilcu: claims
ag,;n., Mexico, va, held Il bal u"
the sun of Si0,00j. TO ailchr tor
ira! ~ the l.. ; Criminal C"nrt. a.
Warrington. Messrs. & " q f..
R... became hi. -nr,;;c.. 1he u"
,,b!ir SAYS that the hr'k Of Dr.
G,r4qcr'- aaar,i, bc;~,cn 200 900
AM 800 90, havin; been left ~
,i.n IA 10. Lie AMI Trust C"mv.nt
&C. New York. hal been caveatcd o.
the Press lent. AMI was held snej"c
{, the verdict. but tina, upon the reg
,esen,a,ion Of Dr.. Ga,iac,'s counsel
that be was deprived Of h,s wh"!c io'
.rnc, the President hnna"eiv COS
,pn,ct that :, mIcl, OF III. fluids a
ri.,b: he necessary TO ni"n nj
tail. mi.'l. be specially deposited H.
tat object.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-25

"a Somebody has found gu, thai
Lord Bron-aam has The honor Of be.
lIs r'lal' | Ia Patrick Henry, the grea,
orator of Virginia, ard til, Is the way
OF II. Patrick ilenry's mother wa
Sarah Uinslon Iii, father was John
Henry of Aberdeen, Scotland. John
iirn'y' mother was Jane Robertson.
sister of Dr. William Roberts n, the
HISTORIAN i.Om Whom B.ousham i. de.
,c.ud1d.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-25

Tue hLLIGHAHIAS~ 1t !. VIII
this Choir Of most excellent ,ocal.r..
matter Of regret, that they arr I'm.
PEELED TO give their entertainments Lcr'
on Saturday evening, bat circumstance
render tbs necessary # they fa'cr
us at al with their highly attractive
music. Let all attend who can.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-25

eT The geographical crn'c' Of he
United States, Al the present tan" !, in.
in the Indian (Ncbla,hal Territory,
1920 miles west of Missouri The Pre-.
sent center Of our representative pop
ula'ion, which is constantly mWn:
westward, is ascer'sincd by actual cal
culation, to be Just abou, the city Of
Columbus, Ohio.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-25

hnt', ',r.r = - ysta''ri 70 zee ".ue!'y
49,. u,,,r,ttIyp, rnatt~i "'i''n ~" ""'''
@. .Ac G,u,!c. When IL" 'sf'' S'r" ~
ia, ,aru.. 'r isi!i' lov 10 i'o', NAVY ".d
r-,y heated prisoner. wee -, re
~ao hAi been 40 l"u; inmnr''i ,hn'
they e.sr-',ed the r-.'"'ai'o' I" Tue"
ltr-y. Hope and aiuht'i"" ha' ''"rn
.1,iugui.h~d in their hear. Vi''
,s1.. Onion.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-25

" machinery AMI the co.t,.,
'"'' ''.ne' ~ fro" tide busy aasp, >,
men.
Bat We cannot, perhaps. do b,o,,
than to give u specimen or two os Il,
KIND OF poetry to which We refer ma
or CONFERENCE.-The We take the fo,. y.
"s "hns Vt find going the ru,l.
OF the rsrers~-ihoush from .i.... .
ranc we ARE not aware +, Ill.,.
t,''al 1t !, far better tLan H.. 49,.
ATTY Of it. Kind.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-25

Further News rR cM IIoN Gro
p. MARSH. .Aiesh, (ten miles from
Beirut) August l., 1S5l- Mr.
Marsh (Minister at Constantinoplc)
and party, have jast come IN from
their dangerou, journey over the
plains OF Palestine, in Summer. -
All have suiT.rel, bu, all are now
Lila, well.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-25

RAILWAY ACCIDENT. john T.. Il b.
in,on. grandson nf Edward Cro"fH
depot master at Plym;on'' Cro''ins''H
the Fi'clburch Railroad, while r-rr's
from one ear to another just rs 'tv
started from the West Csmliidee la
ton, Saturday morning, fell bei"e''
the ears, the wheel crushing lis arm
rendering ampu'a'ion n~cesary' 10
~as doing well at last sc,vun!'
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-25

4 Z..,n,. p.,,,. :,
.,.,, ''''',t ''"H 1T Is moi
",iic. 81 , nn ,'.or " MAJ. entered the
.ha.. c,.. ,t'' G'"' '"'' upon
.','ro. ,.', '' l; u"''''s'aNa''c traces 'i
few coin,n1, ,I.,c. ,.L,.r,.,,;a..
,he s,,rv If t.. ,,r;'r t;' ".' ;r nc ,o' ,
and /, & HIM a, ;',.,, "'I n'' '"a a'1i
AZ" ~, 80, nun al, '"eoh>oiabie wido~cr.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-25

Faylon's Circasstan Oil j. nov
more extensively used by the ".on'
than any other article PREPARED for
the hair Dispatch.
Sold by ii. l.. Spencer.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-25

rs3- There Mas noble viii, gath,
euns IN i"iePenieare square phila
de'phla. on Monday ey~nrn. cf las;
week. Cos. Johnson addressed the
vast croad. aud tis utmost cn,hu,j.
asm prevailed. Resolutions were a.
dop'ei, SUPPORTING the administrator
a"i tie COMPROMISE.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-25

k5" Cai, Fosler Hamilton O,
the Svcand Dragons, L. ;. A, ht.
ely 0.ed %! sen ,lrok,, n,4r Lusata
"''er' I"aas, having ocvu al! day i.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-25

GEORGIA ELEc1Ioy.--Neu lo'k'
Sunday, Sept 2l.t--The Savannah
Republican slys that Cobb, one IH'
ION candida,e)aill be elected Goyef''
or by 1000 majority.
Return If another CuJan Pd'r''''
II, G. Summers, a rarionci Cu,aa
prisoner, has arrived 1T Ne" VI
leans.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-25

Given under my hand, at Rutland. this
18Th day Of September. a. ID. 1891.
+. W. lIorKINs, Clerk.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-25
,.rstC.

There music IN the h.nrn,,
lncr" 4 iu'f,ic ~ The dull
1h~'e = '"ns'c ~ the Clsm.t
W thervtr BOUNDING m,.
There's music IN the tro~cl
There's music ~ the plane,
Here muse ~ The s,kl-.
When tie rearer reap. the rr,,,
There muse IN the SCISSOR.
There music ~ tir anl.
There - music N the ps.nltr,l,u,,
Tia, sweeps alons the wad.
There music N The r-lnu,. rtc,,
And IA The Printer. stand
There's music ~ the mo,cm,n,
Ofcvcry ,oiing hand
Now that the above !. in iisw,, o.,
c-llcn,, none will doubt Thatitnns.
cordance with the spin, Of the urc +,
APPARENT and that it is suqqf.,,.
we design to prove by vi,,ts tic fol.
lowing rs the la', lay Of til. last tnid
least minor port Of the present ace,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-25

loving rs the last lay Of tie last IN, j
|casl) minor port Of the present nsc.
Music,
No! ofthe "sphere,'-tat "VfM.,rit-,-.,,r
Fut III, music ever Ealing
From a" Nrotl,'s ,urt, r,i.
10 just tho KIND Of mu,ic
That always hni to hate
! hate 1t IN the enur,.to
hate il in tho small
] hate It at"ce'h,i-
Ike IL hot ut all
II there, mu,,c in ,hs "hsnu,."
why, let the 'annior ring
u there'. music found in "drlihnr"
Why. let lhe drillers si,g-
Let en- pound awavnnd dtllA~s,.
And 50 II VIII ~ vii
And ii drnn,' Is wanted
Let I'm call urun nc "mill"
Then let them MI Together
Let EN- % II with aru'h
Aud VI they want t,,' "truwsi'
Lot tn, tro"tl bring tho 5rs.h"
Let the printer hrne I'm rc'.,'--
And hlh d,r,l, II he VII
Hen harm.n..e the muse.
Though he mn oL III. bil.
Let tho scissor" iring Tho pan,"
And the cuhb'cr wit'i his .w
VIII just Complete IL. ch,ir,
Sc now vel ct en- .Guuhi
Now listen to tho music
Can any thing he wore
les, catch - mnnpiin poet
Aud Let linn add hs verse
liz will give you Music
Aud such as never ioll
From any lip il lsayrn
Nor from any fcEd in he'll
UeW tel you us sH's.i",
Heavenly ana divine:
And ,htn l., u get crtalc
A. he hold, irr,h On the "ur,"
f"n may t.l> Of qu,rll,ns dnchs
O' The -qu"Aihs ri spa.
Tnr hraAins Il an as
Or 'rr.d !r:.h JIG,
Fu' There. nat thing on esr'l
Mlhk thcrr', nu, h,l"w it
tIn make such horrid D.re
A'a "iumik'n htadm o.t
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-25
NEW POSTAGE.

The town Of Cast'eton WAS not returned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-10
FASHIONABLE


workmanship Centre Tables and Side Tables with or
without Marble tops harbe Pier Slabs and Brackets
French Mirrors in rich gilt frames and every other article
apperainng to well furnished Drawing room Painted
Chamber Sets French Bedseads; Marble Top Dressing
Bureaus Marble Top Waslstands Sinks Card Tables !;
What-Nots Hat standsi Antique and Fancy Chairs ;
PORTABLE Desks Book Cases together with large as
soument of medium and 10 -priced Furniture mate in
thorough and substantial manner Painted Window Shades
and Fixtures Palm Leaf and Hnsk Mattresses Looking
Glasses Looking Glass Plate, every article usually
found IN the most extensive Furniture Ware Rooms Best
lair Mattresses, OF our manufacture always on hand
Upholstery Goods on hand and Upholstery work done or
repaired Furniture repaired Pulpit Furniture and Pew
Cushions furnished to order. Office and Counting Room
Desks Show Cases, Book Cases and all kinds descrp
tons OF Furniture made order, of good material an
warranted to give satisfaction Mahogany Board and We
neers always on hand and for sale. In short is our ine
ton to make this establishment all that the city or vicinity
DESIRE in order to furn their dwellings in fasonab
ana suitable manner and at reasonable prices
n. u Having purchased the usive right ofIInkley
Fatent Elastic Bottomed Bedseads Tor the County Wor
eeste ana having tested by the sale Of upwards 1000 the
past year, we conhdenay recommend as the best Bed
stead now use, and only need be seen or tried TO be
universally adopted.
nar24d TABER ~ LAWRENCE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-10
NEWPORT via PROVIDENCE.

ON AND AFTER JUNE Is, 1851,
THE STEAMER PERRY, Capt. wooIsey,
,sfEhA WILL run between Providence and New
szsa.sss port, connecting twice each way each day
win trains OF PROVIDENCE WORCESTER RAIL
ROAD, as fellows:
Leave Newport at 5 A. NJ. and LAS P. NJ
Leave Providence at A NJ. and 6 p. NJ
Or on the arrival OF trains from Worcester and Boston,
U Passengers may procure through tickets at Railroad
stations of New York and New Haven Railroad New
1ork; OF Western Railroad, Albany; or Providence and
Worcester Railroad, Worcester.
New Hork and Newport, via New Haven, Hart
ford Springfield and Worcester, As so
Albany and Newport via Springfield and Worcester SO
Worcester and Newport so
| u Passengers may leave New York nv 3 A NJ rain
anu arrive IN Newport the evening; or Ne York by
r. W. raIn sleep at Worcester, and arrive at Nevncr
next hoon or may leave Albany in the morning and ar
Velh newport same evening" may sleep at Worcester
ana arrive at Newport next Hoon; leave Saratoga in the
forenoon dine at Albany sleep Springfield and arrive in
newport evening OF next days leave Spr gfeld at Is
A NJ dine in Providence, and arrive in Newport same
evening.
They may leave Newport in the morning dine in sprno
field and arrive in New York at p M,-Albany at ?
Nj or at Saratoga at 20 p. Those going North car
dne IN fltchburg Nashua and "rrve Keene or Bel
lows Falls, via The Cheshire Railroad or at Concord NJ
White River junction via the Concord and Northern Rail
roads the same evening; leave Newport at Las p NJ
sleep i'll Worcester Springfield and arrive at The aboy,
mentioned pieces early the day.
Passengers from Worcester will take the 645 A. M o.
r. M trains TO avoid delay or take the II A M. anl
dine in Providence.
An examination of Goldhwaite's Railroad Man will
clearly show the eligibility of this route to those TRAVELLING
from New York. Western, Northern, Central portions
of New England to Newport.
Passengers and baggage conveyed free charge
Boat and Railroad in Providence.
ISAAC II. SOUTHWICK
jel6 DIFF sup't Of P & w Railroad.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-10
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