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PrscaMtsonary.-Ou respected neighbor Of the
Southern Press very prominently and very grsvely
quotes the following from tho Greenvills Is. C.)
Mountaneer:
"Should South Carolina secede from the Union.
as present Appearances clearly indicate, and Il Z
General Government resort to force, . United
States army, in the Fort on Sullivan's Island,
might cause some trouble, although we believe
Charleston alone could capture IL We heard it
suggested, shot time ago, BY one # the most
distinguished men Of our State, and one opposed
to secession, that il we did secede, We should as
one Of the preparatory steps, begin building fort
aiongside Of Fort Moultre, 90 - to command it.
The suggestion we think good one, and worthy
Of confederation. A fort Of palmetto logs could be
easily built, which would give us great advantage
N case Of dificultiss We have ! right 70 do 4,
and no power dare interfere to prevent il" ~
Certainly not, and we should hold il very napgh.
ty in any power to make the rash attempt. But
we trust the United States army may mot cause
You some trouble;" for you cause youssslI
enough in al conscience. wash'ton Telegraph
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The PrQgress Of Oregon The Boston Traveller
has letter dated at Columbia River, on the 22d
Of May, from which we mako the following ex
tracts:
"Ofegon il fast becoming State il increase
il ~ RAPID as j. consistent with durability. Tie
census taken last fail shows the population 10 have
been Is OOO. and allowing 20OO for that portion OF
the late emigration not included in the above, VIZ
have 5000. BY advices from the frontier, ard
the constant il hux from California We may siiel,
caIcuas upon an increase Of ~ 600 during the
present year. Thus yon sse the tine is net fsr DIS
fant when we shall be shocking at the door Of The
Union Tor admission. And . valuable acquisition
We shall prove. Oregon is not only unsurpassed
as an agricultural region, but she IL rich in miner.
as Vast beds Of coal, of an excellent quality.
have been dist overed on the Cowliiz and in Pn
gets Sound. Iron ore 10 abundant on The Colum-
ba, and gold, plalins, copper, lead, plumbago,
sulphur, and salt, are among those already found
in this but little known Territory. Her hill sides
are ciorhed with gigantic timber, and her valleys
need only the plouehshare and the seed to make
them rich with golden crops.
The commerce OF Oregon il rapidly increasing
already three lines Of ocean steamers connect US
with our more Southern neighbors and sail vessels
are fast multiplying. The overland emigration OF
the present year will be enabled 10 avoid a very
difficult parl Of their journey by line of steam.
boats that will ply above aud below the Cascades.
being connected by railroad around the Falls
This will obviate the necessity Of climbing the
PERCEPTIONS and barren road that winds around
Mount Hood
"1hs Land Bill passed at the last session OF
Congress is far from being satisfactory. The csuse
which makes 1t necessary to reside upon the land
for four successive year, acts very unfairly upon
the merchants, mechanics, mariners, teachers, etc,
who, from the nature Of their calling, are obliged
to live in towns, that in fact tho land 10 only
donated to farmers. This, with many other parts,
meets with universal condemnation.
The young ladies sent out by Governor Slade
as teschsrs, lave arrived; and Notwithstanding
the bond Of five hundred dollars imposed on them
in case Of marriage within q year, they have
created quite . sensation among the unmarried
gentlemen. And q the land bill makes every
lady worth three hundred and twenty acres, il
taken before December next, you will be quite
safe in believing that Oregon will soon be without
teachers, unless another supply is dispatched i'm
msdiaiely. The Board Of Indian Commissioner
will leave the 28ih 10 visit several of the great
trhes living in the DorlhAast
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-21

CONWAY, the Indian, who has become editor,
shows in the first number of his newspaper, The
American Indian" that he already knows how to
do the "pufFs" in good style. Witness tho fol-
lowing:
Medicine Men in BrosdsOay.-Talking about
Medicine Men, reminds US Of the time when we
were initiated into the great clan of the medicine
worship; when we used to beat the drum, and
swing the rattle made Of deer's hoof But these
great medicine men, who stand along Broadway,
have the mortar for . drum, and weights for rat
tie, and doubt expert in their business; and
from personal experience we say that friend
Codington has Cod-liver OIL as well as" Wis.ar .
Balsam of Wild Cherry" for colds.
can say to the people Is my father said to me,
when he urged me to take my second dose of cas-
tor oil, go and take il, it won't kill you,"-none
will be killed by mistakes.
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BLADOn SPRINGS.

This popnla. Wsiering Place wdl be opened
a.. f II =: . -, q y si e rs, 81 z ssS
dsiius sssspo psspss ~
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S ~ s:. me- p:s "a
a a :, :. .ss 5; 6. :: ~. Z = Y
/. ssss +: INN x ::.s ss;ss e T.
ss.s '. s ~ cs, y a...
dns,. and III. us<s. q ens ss.diSs. ssssi d:6ly q
The .y..m goat. &c So ssse snspsssa
Il 4; ": =: C.: IL,
;ssnlss ptsk:: l@ MSe g &c sR.iPs v:s.,
'::ae.S III s y s
psas . end s! a'S ssss FL pro-
Z: s; y = s s. ss Ss
Uaivsrnty u Alabama isiA h;t r. h !
er day. "
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3ea Gs;;:a end ..s.;.s 81; ps .
s. @s
.!s.. e: ''aS SSsSS MN 81 z
VT !: ss;'s i !, s:,s;::: : !:
COORRRsa WELL.
THE undessigned. having made considerable i'm
seysmenA TIN seessa stSs essssnusaasiss q -
~ Tom & Z ~ s: sss:
6es:d oisiss - 9
n''- -, IN SS Z 4 Wilt willy 7 Ia
=: .s Ms, =: z ;:ss1s !! + s.
Gss mosA.ls Is:s = s.s =; s 81 .
INNTFaTcRN vER ANDA ro,.>1, 3.k ss.n;a,r.-
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A Cay Of Pytsss-A correspondent Of ths
Newark Advertiser, writing from Turin, says:


Newark Advertiser, writing from Turin, says:
" On approaching the environs, one is ready 70
inquire il il i city Of ptissts--so many long
blsck robes are seen trailing in the dust and 70
many three. coFnered hats bobbisg in every dirsc-
ton question that will not surprise the reader,
when he learns that in the little kingdom Of Sar-
DINA there ere over sixty thousand priests incls-
ding the MONKS. Many Of these are attached 70
instltutions for the education Of indigsnt youth,
and receive salaries from the Government; Others
srs professors in the various colleges. and the 70.
msinder arc required for the daily masses Of the
churches, OF which there are hundred and ten n
Turin alone, besides several monssteries. We b
not know the number Of monks attached to these,
but they are numerous, and patrol the streets q
Ill hours, with their uncovered, shavea hesds, RAN
feet, brown robes, fastened 1t the whist By
the rough cord used 10 their scouSge Of pentence,
and the cross and rosary dangling At the side
Long processofs Of nuns, too, in their cloistes
costumes, and sisters of Charity, headed BY the
lady superior carrying the cross, may BE- encoun.
tered almost any day By the stranger entering Tu.
rim, some Of these various religious orders be-
ing always out duty, burying the dead, OF per.
forming some other sacred rite 80 that it is moi
difficult, to realize at ones proximity to Ro
man Catholic domnons." ef i
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Circulation Of the Warrington Southern
Prsss."-The editor Of the Washington Southern
Press some days since announced that the sub
scrpton list Of that paper was larger than that Of
any other daily paper in Washington. The Ma.
tional Intelligeneer Of the 18th copies paragraph
from the Mobile Register noticing this announce.
ment and says:
1t is true that the editor of the Southern Pres,
few days ago naae the boast above recorded, blu,
we dot think he would repeat il now, az we happen
to know that he has taken some pains to satisfy
himself Of his eeregious blunder. The regulal
subscription list Of the Southern Press will beaI
no comparison with that Of the National lntel
gencer."
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The Ailantus This is the name Of tree 80
general in some cities. and the odor of which il 90
much comp'aned Of in it, towering season. A
writer in NewYof paper says of it:
Because of it, freedom from insects and it, fresh
green foliage it hes b. come very popular, and has
got possession Of nearly every pleasant walk w
town, without awakening sn,picon apparsn "
among the people that il ID poisonous ~ we'll a,
offensive in the Towering season. ln.ecls avoid II
because of the very properties which make it dan
gerous to MN. ! have known a whole family in
soS i hssh 70 bJ. H. Il. U u". >, o"s h.n,S
when the season arrived for leaving the Window OF
their sle.ping- rooms open. They never knew what
was the cause Of their decline until one Of their
number had become . victim Of ils dangerous
shade. Hafh
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-21

& Brooklyn paper tells q story of Mr. Robin
son, Of Flatbush, L l., who has two dogs, the one
a small spaniel snd the other large half breed
desr.hound. The email dog was playing with rs
child near cistern, when the child foil. head fore
most, into the water; the agonizsd mother, who
witnessed the occurrence, saw the spaniel run 10
the kennel Of the hound, who instantly ran to the
spot, and, before the mother could reach the child
the noble animal had placed it in safety. Instinct
might have induced the email dog to attempt res.
cue; but evidently knowing his inability to do co.
what prevented him from trying, and caused him,
quick a. thought, to fetch the stronger.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-21

Railroads in the British Provinces BY the ar.
rival Of the steamer Admiral, at Boston, from ST.
John, N B., it appears that the contemplated rail.
road PROJECTS continue to occupy the public atten.
ton. Good authority has asserted, a. the result Of
she recent Railroad Convention 1t Toronto. tina,
fifteen hundred miles Of railroad will be completed
within the next five years, contemplating an out.
lay Of ElO OO0, 600. s431+
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Hon. Elisha H. Allen, Consul Of the United
States at the Sandwich Islands, has arrived Bos-
ton. He will return to the Islands in few weeks
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-21

Western jury, holding an inquest over man
who died in prison, returned the following queer
verdict: " The way Of the trsnsgressor is hard,
and he died from natural causes"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-21

From NeU Granada.-The New York Tribune
says il has received certain advices stating that
party Of American capitalists have been granted an
exclusive privilege Of constructing communica-
ton. by canal or railway, between the Atlantic and
Pacific Oceans. across tho lsthmus of Darien, via
the Atsat0 and San Juan rivers. The first of the
above named riveu emptiss into the Atlantic and
the latter into the Pacific; and the route referred
to-which is one Of ancient suggestion--is repre-
scented to possess very superior advantages for q
canal; which, however, remains to be proved
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-21

From Canada We lear from Toronto that the
Canadian Legislature have passed. BY large ma.
jori,y. the Church Of England Temporatiss Bill,
which proposes, among other tbinss. to confer upon
the new Episcopal corporation Of Montreal the
same powers q were formerly conferred BY royal
letters upon tho Bishopric Of Quebec, and also to
authorize the Church Of England 10 acquire prop.
cry to an unlimited amount in the dio,ese. The
question Of uniting the provinces has again been
brought up in debate. and ii is now proposed, 10
series OF resolutions introduced by Hon. H. / Boil
ton. and amendments thereto, to join the British
North American Provinces into ono State-each
province TO constitute q municipality of the same,
having cOnlrnl Of local af,in.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-21

n The population Of Switzerland, according to q
census just taken, il 2, 900, being half mil
lion below the number Of inhabtsnts in the State
of New York,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-21

There is curious ordeal in India, which shows
the action Of fear upon the salivary glands II a
wrong is committed, the suspected persons are got
together, and each il required to keep quantity
Of rice in his mouth for . certain time, and then
put 1t out again and, with the greatest certainty,
the man who has done the deed puts it ont almost
dry, in consequence Of the fear Of bis mind keep
ing back the natural flow Of saliva. ~ s.s5
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-21

The banquet to Bishop Hughes, 1t New York,
has been postponed INIT the 2lst Of this month
Seward, Cass, Webster, Clay. and many other dis
tnguished men. have been invited to attend.
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CINCINNATI siaamss John Swasey: n bseu cot.
ton u R0bs0a A1<n-S6 hids ., MiiVu 4
GUS do . II Davn GcO-7 d. Cowan, Dyksrs 4 cos a.
Wet y Summess-x5 Hewitt N0sIon &c0-al bbb e .
hursy-S do. i40 SIS OATS " butter Z Twich~ii 4
cotS4 SKIS cor. do bsss Milce 10 kess Ibis
.sf ~ Dois wlsky du alcohol, n DO lard ~ 2
bal IL tcs hams SeccOmb vsbIes-l26 cheess, ~
~ chs rope Beatty, lssst A.e b1is 81 xess
rtnrs.s Gco-i!6 ksgs u h,ds but - Ubk srI on
U Dxs candies w Wsiyhl AcyaU sAscn, IS kr.s
Adxms-3 chs do Il 3 keepiuu huxes SARA .
Gre &c0-l< bxs Dan9as 4 buchan bbL a. xs
" keys buttr y ScsBeidsrl U n fnckasu Scv-1U
bbs whisky Land &co6 do alcohol N sspeyesn kco-
10 bus WHISKY DePe, sser-z do brandy Lspsns Fem
- do wnlsAy Niche. &so-l4A Kegs lArd Nys: =
6s 6ass hair Stroud Gsi cash Kegs buies stafford
Bunck-,UU ibis vos Bsus-msci nery " right VII
aams kcO-ot furnI " hi ingt< pIvus d r
cnl,h sasdr,es " oas-Totai. ~ bsss oUuu u hhds
DUacc0. sf5 i.sss
LOckP0RT-Pa steamer Opeia: % hhds sugar Darby
fsemou et-4 bbs moisssss Muller, HAris 4 WatdU-3i
baes Tusner6 do srard-lOU sarks potslpeu to
kApene = Feni-ssn.isss ssdss. a
.GREENVlLLk-fee ssamer Cuba: IS bales cotton 10
Wet 4 SUNNI n16 do lili Mclean UcO-a6 10 Psyne &
harsvn-43 do q nurke &c0-lv fckett, Pefkns &uV-
do Mcdowell, MiAs ac0-7 do Head Acu-iot fruit
" Ofder-fo.ai, 49, baies COTTON.
ALEXANDRlA-Pexsisam steamer Sarah Gordon; 10 bslss
cotton burke co-6 do Ar Mntenbeger-2 do PasQuief
- Daes m0ss CsIk-A1 bags POTATOES, etc, osueIOtni
y bales cOttVn. ~ 199s4 ~
FLATBoATs.
III LsJaystte.
L YELLOW BANKE-fW wood yards > buuass ~
kads tobaeco West SummeFs-05 DO fursT. Wilson &co
YELLOW BANKS-Per A Wood wards boats 81 hhda
iobsooo Hewitt, Morton kca-7 do West 6unmess.
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The Washington Telegraph, remarking on the
lnsolvent lists that SO frequently appear in the Bal
timore papers, notices the singular fact, that the
name seldom occurs q ono who has been habitual
advertiser Of bis business in those papers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-21

Blue Ross.-The horticulurists of Paris (says
correspondent Of the New. York Express) have sue.
decided by artificial crossings in Obtaining natural
Of blue color, which is the fourth color OBJ.
tanned by artificial means-that and the yellow or
tea rose, tho black purple rose. and the striped
rose being all inventions, and the result Of skilful
scientific gardening
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-21

BPADY GROVE, UILOx1s
THIS well-know Summer Retreat il now OPEN
fns the reception Of Hoarles Dnnng the sDspg, -
many additions and improvements hays been made o ::
ensure kssees DEGREES of e0nto ard coavsasenus 70
wnh s o. decses. which The c,es and 'hs New ~
charge, and slways eaU Of psss Min from hsps
~ pssmkes Auac.ed TO ths hosss ave 6na airy BAH
n0st pleasant ~ 0sss on the sea skos.
AnanRespsns oe b. made With the psnpsisss.
mysB I'm JOHN COATES, Proprietor.
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PoINsT chEAR. B.Ia.in soua.y. A'..-Th

kSOiNi CLEAR, Baldwin county. Aa.-The
lndeslered Dpsnhassd this fishiupaks ws,sv. -
ing p'sce and viii oves il de let Of Jups. Ia The
fsc.s deiihsisiy s,Ssssd On ie sss..rn sSo q
mocs nsy. about m.iw!y from the CITY Of NOBLE and tbs
S.u o. msrco ed u within fy yasds RI ths Of ths
nay wnich bang clear and alt bold shore and fgm
WY ssna oo.s ~ sess ths placs psuaI airy 81
~ lnssrsea,sg land obasc the <ico1s Gulf bsesss
IRE n"1ne srs large and wsll vsndlsfed. a'l y
IN the beautiful grove (half mile IN
~ i0est Trees hose umb aGspus tolisse proec!a
~. e rom re mi s.dsy :un purs spins wsss
me me- so9d white sui. bur spring. n isa
ssooo csmeSe no.ds and walls have b. maze ~ -ie
secession of Pre- Hills from The back c0untry.
h ~ snne: q Fish and Gane o. shh latitude abound
70 81 ee sdvsn.ssss Of position shs suhecsbes adds III
prom sast N. Table snd Bar shs b. suppe with IN.
ees NHcn0es 81 the Mobile and NeWOveans mArkess snd
nn etien'lon given 10 The Of the romioFi
sne g g n. guesis JULIUS TIT, Psopvis.os
ns purposs WI p!y constantly be Mobile and FONT
ess-ano nne sshboas always hand os shs o. vs
tog : G9 2m
A GOLD NINE Pictures
tsasn Sy EAtnisS- have the honor to announce
the pubic that have recently made an improvement. il In
af anu npg1ate BY which take the Lin Of the
smVsst cno IN one second Or quo flash Of lightning
jay mans Ieved b hnnbns fur tbsy said i W.
i~posb's and they ca ed 10 Is H. isndsr al irvndon
g me paDe 20 cn at ecs g. Phippa street. bstw
Poydfas ard tendo suees, AID sats themselves. chs
,sass any Rss9snn Anst In the city 70 sxcs A hs
sSss Il, 4. &c ~ s"a a e. q .,
Artist u NE ci's sncs shs death Of Msga!s
- Isdiss. with est.inty Of sscce., you NAV bsns
=.
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WILMlNGrON-Pssb brig EJlss: 90 bbh REIN - do
tar. Nv do phch ~ dS tuTpsnsins A Ksss.y Ken.
yEaA CRuzTPs, ssh: Rob. spedaea: 900 speeds
tSv do Csmssen- Bspyirss Bsos-o 40 a. II,
-<a3 hides de tueltss-T otL, Ills. " - -
MATAGuROA BAY-Ps schr etar: l2o bais ceetss,
" hhds sugar. order. -
CALCAslEU-Pss ehr Mir: go hidss 10 rolls sasiss
TO Q9deG, ts'asfA it'sSt s7ls N
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MAGNOLIA AOTEEs DlkOxI, No..
y tosn ~ I'D fisnds asa peass 81 ~ ps6Gs -.
essNaIly. tess ~ shevs H. = ~ 80 q - -
ee'c.. Having essa u sEset sxpeaee = taa3e6. -
epsisms -. ss css - sseoUeHd - hu0ss 80 -
70 any ties! On he - ce1st shs = the
Cons any epas room in 8exi. which adaigakg adaps,d
nsla fsnss, and Psniis snshsi1ss ssassaiiy spcs
eddien y ts Ball H0ss - has pepassd ncoumodatos
ios q ls:ss Ply gsseoss - Tan s.s - II
sg.y with The ~ that ~. ~ ssskbsins
FIRE and vocmy hath HOUSES adjaceat To- Hoo,
fng the vpniencr 81 boaBde1A Wy
ThankeIi ~ ibesli pai1uaass sxtssdsa ~
share Of publsc patronage
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A. DUCHIRON.-Priva Les
soysiu hs shove. Translates from Eussb Frs1cn
~ ApoIy 4. - oaos oraa the scshg't
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-09
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS.
DIR. ID. {. tEARRlNGTt

12i Main Street. Worcester, Jass.,
NM OULp say that al great lense he has prepared
w from the original receipt, the FRENoH Periodical
Drops, discovered by J HARRING TON, NJ D.. while
practising in the Hospital in Paris. under the immediate
observation of the renowned Bicord OF Paris and Of
London.
Warranted in all cases have the desired effect These
Drops are invariably certain regulate The Female Sys
tem and can be taken without ha2 ard relief warrant
ed, OF the money returned They known by hundreds
OF females in this country to be the DULY preparation ever
discovered that has proved arbly certain all cases of
suppressi0ns, irregularities, &C O
One trial will convince the skspical and never aC
ter will they be induced take any other Ladies who
have often been deceived by purch sug is and
from Male and Female mposers the preeuce of
iectmg curenedicihes which nineteen cases out of
twenty, have an injurious effect upon system without
producing the desired result sign IT, should shun
these Bpeds AMI use but the genui French PERI
oDlCAL DROPs,tht efficacy Of winch has been tested in
hundreds OF cases and never failed to effect speedy
without any bad result The Drops The Of an
extensive practice, and disCov cred by accident To
eulogise their virtue woult add their merit We
wond only say try them, and they do nor prove to be
what they are represented, the money VIII be returned
They will be sent to par of the cuuniry from
observation by addressing (post pad) DR. d. G. HAIR
RINGTON, No. l2l Main street, orces'e Mass. or his
Female Agent, No. 81 Fhtsn Street Pine Provi
Gence L.. and at no other place in the United States
Full directions accompanying each bottle.
PRICE FIVE DOLLARS. iv25-dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-09
DR.. MORSE's
InVigO ating Cordial.

ITOR Genital Debility, lmpoency, lncontinence or Noe
tnrnal Emissions Loss OF Muscular Energy Physical
Lassi' ude, General Prostitution, &C. any OF the conse
quences OF youthful ndscreton, indulgence OF the mass
ions inuper years That this medicine will cure the above
complaints, and relieve the mental and bodily ncapacy
OF the unfortunate sufferer have proof positive as the
following testimony of the many received, will show;
Dr. Woodward OF the Massachusetts Insane Hosplts
Whites of of his patients being cured BIZ using this cor
dial, thsl gives me pleasure inofm you that one OF
my patients while in Boston, procm ed of your Cor.
dial lie tells that he had single emission after he
commenced taking it, while before had two or three
week When he applied to me" says DR. w. 81 thought
hardly possible for him to regain his whole strength
prescribed the usual medicine used in those cases in the
Hosta but they had no effect In the meantime he pur-
chased some OF Nour cordial which has effected cure
satisfied 10 other medicine would shall ever recon-
mend ii, whenever opportunity occurs"
Prepared 10y NJ MORSE, NJ. d. Important advice, with
particular directions for cure accompany ing each bottle
which wi be forwarded TO The writer's address
b. Preparations of Sarsaparia, a c.. have effect
In these Neither the nonsense aimed in won
derful little books on this subject of any use.
Ohly Agents NJ GREEN e, No ZIG Main street, and
JAMESG EENE, No III Main tIeet Worcester.
aug25-eOd3m
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Norwich and Worcester Railroad.

.EtsasESS -: E5.s....!l;.... - %
SUMNER ARR4NGEMENT-co Commencing May 7, 81
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
Leave Norwich at b and 1890 am. and 80 pm.
Leave Worcester al $50 am II m. and 4.30 pm.
STEAMBOAT TRAINS.
Leaves Allyn's Point about
Leaves Worcester at about T. 10 pm.
FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Norwich at stopping at at all way stations
on the road
Leave Worcester at am, stopping as above.
Trains connect at Worcester with Boston and WOrces,
ter Western Providence and Worcester, and Worcester
and Nashua Railroads.
The connection with the earliest Trains out of Worces
ter is formed by the Steamboat Train
u Trains Norwich with the Hartford PrOvi-
dence and Fishkill Railroad and the New London Wi-
mantle and Palmer Railroad.
u EXPRESS Freight leaves Boston IL m arriving in
New York morning.
Al Baggage must be delivered the Baggage Master CT
other person authorized receive before the Passenger
takes his i'll the cars
Baggage will be taken include money merchandise
other articles than those of personal use and when
higher value than Fifty Dollars notice must be given of that
fact and price paid the Company will hol
Itself liable beyond that amount.
No baggage permitted i'll the Passenger Cars
No smoking permitted in the Passenger Cars Depot.
Passengers procure Tickets the Station Offices.
JOEL w. WHITE, President
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