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DIR. FONTAINE'S
BALM OF A
THOUSAND FLOWERS.

THOUSAND FLOWERS,
FOR THE TOILET, THE NURSERY, FOR BATHING,
AND MANY MEDICINAL PURPOSES.
HIGHLY perfumed by It's own ingredients. Recon-
III mended by the faculty of almost every European
CITY. and established under the patronage Of almost
physician London and Paris ,and thousands
dviduals Tho ma Ike daily use IT II III York PhHa-
deipha aud Boston. II is the greatest faxury lady
gentlemen could wish for The improvement Of health
comfort and personal establishment. and its delicate
sonhng sensation and The delig hIul imparis
TO the complexion
We give few ufthe prominent properties the
BALM OF THOUSAND FLoWEBS!
already well established by actual experience.
FIRST.
This BGlm remedies erery defect Of the eonplr rion,
and establishes stead tSeauiy and Health.
lime when both. by the c:anges age, freaks
ture, disease, have been obscured aud ndermned-
IL cleanses the SKIN, aui draws the surface all npa-
and every sp cies of pimples and bloches also,
removes tam snnburn. saowness and reekles impart-
ing To The SKIN IT'S original purhv and an unsurpassed
freshness, rendering il clear smooth and white.
SECOND.
1t promotes fhs coJUfh the Hair causing
At to curl in the most natural DsaNRsr-
ceanses the head from daudruf, giving vigor health
and life 10 The very roots OF the hair.
THIRD.
Hisa superior article for Sharing being superior TO all
sTipttcns Of Soaps. Creams, FdsfeS Sc
As DENTRFlcE Tor cleansing the Teeth. is by far
The most medicinal OF any compound Vel discovered,
preventing decay, relieving pain. ulcers and canke
and renders the teeth white alabasier For the
suffering and for huihiug suliug infauis aud
and strength and prevent eruptuns there is no
article suitable than this Balm Ii ma be used M
cold or warm, hard or soft wafer.
FETRIDG E 4 CO.,
Mrnnf1eturers aud PsoPrieio,s-BOSTON
SAWYER 4 MAG DUN and WM s STEARNsy
wholesale aud retail
JuIg IS. Iv6
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CopvinS Presses.

DILL HEAD BONES, Post Offices, Calendars. Gard
ID Racks, Pen Racks and a large variety Of Fancy
Stationery. just received and for sale by
May Z. 1851. 40 SAWYER 4 MAGOIfN
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Making the next delegation stand 4 wings,
democrats, and independent wing. Both
branches of the legislature are whig.
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ALABAMA.-George S. Houston, the Union
candidate for congress in the 9TH district, has
692 majority over David Hubbard, state
rights. To the Legislature, Union men have
been elected from almost every county in the
state.
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TENNEssEE.-Partial returns from most of
the counties in this state seem 10 be conclusive
as to the election of William b. Campbell, the
Union whig, for governor. Sumner county
has returned two democrats to the legisla-
ture.
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Fire and Weather Proof Paint,
or Artificial Sl:afe.

THIS well known and desirable aruce Tor covering
roofs andSides of buildings rendering Them imper-
v:ousto fire and waer be obtained OF the subscri
bers, who Keep constantly on hand full supply
z. HYDE Co.
Feb ~, 1851
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Writing Desks.

CHEAP Wiring Desks, Portable Writing Desks; Let.
Oter Clips; Black. Blue and Red Ink; Ink Stands OF
various kinds; Pen-holders &c. SC. for sale by
May Z, 1851. 46 SAWYER 4 MAGOUN.
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David F. Bradlee 4 Son, $50 Washington ST., Boston
Sole Agents for the United States and British Provinces
American price one dollar per bottle.
A. g. Page, Sole Agent for Bath and vi
cinity. 2w7
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TAKES.

AGREEABI.Y 10 a Of The City Council notice is
II hereby given that the f1zes assessed the inhab
,ans NJ the city for the year $751; have been this day
committed 10 for collection
All persons IA wing their Taxes within thirty Digs.
will receive discount s per cent. if paid in SIR y
,ys per cent and if they paid within ninrty
dzLs are ordered to he sued.
AMMI r MITCHELL, Treasurer and Collector.
Bath June 26. ISL 3m2
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The Elections.

krNTucKy.-The election of Lazarus w
Powell, as governor, is now conceded by the
wings.
Mr.. Clay's own Ashland district has chosen
democrat to congress by 500 majority This
is gain, the district having been represented
in the last congress by B. S. Morehead, whlg.
The choice of ]. w. Stone in the 9Th district
is also democratic gain. The gain for Pow
ell, the democratic candidate for governor, 10
Ii counties, is $500. He is elected, and j..
B. Thompson, wing, is elected lieutenant gov
ernor over r. N. Wicklitfe, dem. The fol-
lowing are the authentic returns of the con-
pressinnal election:-
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The Great Remedy for Sea Sickness.

sol d ny
M h s.. e. KIDD e II & o.,
Al the General Demo, for The most popular Medicines,
100 Court Street, Boston.
: For sale by A. G.. PAGE, Bath; VIM.
Baker and NJ s. Cleaveland. Bfunswick; =. Dana
Wiscasset; w n. Barnard, Waidoboro-and ~ Drug
gie,s and Medicine Dealers throughout the land
3ipis52 -
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW bOOAO.
GILBERT on Banking Letters ola Traveller; Man.
VI ual of Fine Arts, Success iH Life-The Lawyer,
rhe Merchant and rhe Mechanic, by Mrs Tuthill =
Wide, Wide World; Ny Own Life autobiography
Trenchs Notes the PARALLELS; Pulpit Cyclop;edia :;
Family Commentary on The Four Gospels by DR. Tying !;
Life John Randolph, vols Christ in Theology, by
Bushnei: stewards + rec Masons Manuel: App
Dictionary OF Mechanics; Marine and Naval Archilec
lure. The above books, with many others, may be
found the Bookstore of SAWYER Il MAGOUN.
Bath, May Z, ASH. 46 Front, opposite Broad ST.
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LAUNCHED from the yard ofC Groton, in waIdoboro
fine brig Of 2ll tons, called the "Civan" owned BY
the builder and Capt Thomas Nichols of Bristol who
will command her.
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Pure Lemon Syrup,
DREPARED by the Shakers prime article for warn
L weather-for sale by MFG ANNErr
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POetical Works,

JEMEN'S- Byrons SCOTS, Moore's. Sou'hey' Cow
II per's, Campbelfs Burns, Kirke Whites. Words
worth Lonsielows and many others. for sale al The
Bookstore of SAWYER MAGOUN.
Bath, May /, 1851. As
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Gold Pens.
Seraphines and Melodeons.

A PRIME assortment of GOLD PENSION sale We
n cheap nv i6 SAWYER X MAGOUN
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To Shin Builders.

y HYDE Co, having been appointed by Mr
II. Charles Perlev of New York. agents sell his
celebrated Jigger wndasses Gipsey Windasses, Side
Winches. Patent ship Venators, &c, offe then
for sale AT the lowest manufacturers prices.
Bath Feb ~, 1851.
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Wanted.

cOOO on a mortgage OF Real Estate in Boston,
SCOO worth twice tine amount. For particulars
inquire NJ THIS OFFICE.
Bath July 10, ISL 4tf
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BATH STEAM
CORDACE MANUP ACTORY.

NHE above Mandatory during The past season nav
ing been completely rehtled with machinery
including Engine, Tarrng Apparatus and Spinning
neutrality-suspicious. all the latest improvements.
The propreiors would invite the attention of ship
owners and dealers I'm Cordage generally, their
adjustment, where may be found AN assortment of first
quality Hemp and Manila Cordage. which will he sold
by wholesale or retail the lopest manufactures pr.
ces
Gangs Of Cordage. warranted equal any in the
rket furnished short notice, and all orders from
this neighboring towns, will be promptly attended
P'ease cail before purchadng elsewhere.
tt47 &. n j. 4. DONNEIL.
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For Sale.

co SHEETS COPPER 80 fathoms sechnd hand Chain
Va Cable. Inquire of GANNETT.
Bath, July Is, 1851. ORR SMITH.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-05-19
GR0CERIESl GROCERIEslI-
Providence & Worcester Railroad ed.

Providence & Worcester Railroad Co.
FNHE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders OF the Provi
Il dence and Worcester Railroad Company will be hold
en- AZ Mechanics Hall, in Providence, on MONDAY i9tl,
Of May 1861, az 0ciock A. NJ for the purpose Of coo
sing pirecora for the year ensuing and for the transaction
Of such other business may legally come before Them
Stockholders will be entitled 20 a free passage on DE
Railroad Tor the purpose ofnend this meeting BY pre-.
ducng 10 The Conductors their certificates Of shares.
Per order.
Providence, Apr. 2s, 1851 JOHN n. BALcH,
ap-ooow sr3e.s Clesk.
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commonwealth of Massachusetts,.
N0rIaLf, S. Probate Office, May IA, A. D 1851
| PON the petition of WILLIAM LYNDE of Leicester
~ my 10 me county Of Worcester, praying that EZEKIEL
DANIELS OF the City and County of Worcester may be
LfNDE late of Roxbury in said County of Norfolk Sin
gle woman deceased Ordered that said William Iynde no
y al persons interested that they may appear and be
heard concerning the Court of Probate TO lie ho
Gen at Dedham, in said County, the frl Tuesday of
June, A. d. 1851 at nine O'Clock the forenoon by
ing this order to be published three weeks successvey in
the newspaper called the Daily Spy printed in said Wor
cester. " ~ -
my I6dlF2M S. LELAND, Judge of Probate
~ HorceSfer, SIS. Probate Office, May ~ 1851
To all persons interested in the Estate of CHART ES
HILLS, late of LeomInster, deceased. GREErINe
you are cited to appear at Court of Probate TO be ho
den at Worcester the first Tuesday of June nex to
show cause why administration OF ne estate of said de-
ceased should hot be granted Edmund H. Nichols of
ominster - = -
myl9-d2M* CIIAS. c. PRENTIsS Per
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-05-19

Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, May 6, 1851.
To all persons interested in the Estate Of ELBRIDGE
HOWE, late of Oxford, deceased, GREETING
YOU are cited to appear Court of Probate be ho
den at Worcester the first Tuesday of June next TO
show why the fist account rendered by Eleanor L.
Howe, the ADMINISTRATIVE of her administration of SAID
Estate should not be allowed.
myl5-dlT2M CHAS. G. PRENTISS Req
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$4,000 REWARn

oSr OH Friday, May OH, 1851, a BLACK THREAD
PURSE, containing S82,u0-fve $40 go6 pieces, two
bills ana four So bills Whoever has found tho same
and will leave at the Spy Office will receive the above
reward They will also confer great favor the owner
as ne Is lett without cent, and stranger in the city,
IL was lost while the owner walking fom l5 Black
stone ST. eet to The BRIDGE and along B Railroad
me TO summer street-aong Summer street to Washing
ION Squatealong Front street, the right going from
the square towards Saem street-aoDg Salem street
the right 10 Browns Block turned TO the left along
Ingon from Washington through Park street, across the
common to the Norwich Railroad ne thence the be-
pot and down the Worcester and Nashua Exchange
street. myIT-dtf
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In Basement of Nos. 8 p,ner,. R,oe,.

IN Easement of Nos. a. Piper's Block.
Neat Door South Y. S. Hotel
lie Subscribers have resumed business in the above
u Spacious Saloon, which they have fed up with all
Inc improvements ofthe day and with coveniences
us the pubic aCcomm odaIion demGrds.
Their Cooking apparatus is of the latest and best con-
ssructiGn the establishment is literally Supplied with
pure spring water, and every part lighted with gas
Their reputation has long been established as keepes of
ON Eating House, and they will be ready at all hours
to furnish parties individuals with refreshments as
may be desired.
New York Oysters constantly on hand and urn shed in
my quantity to order.
Fruit of all kinds. Nuts and Confectionery Of the best
qlay, will always be found at their establishment
u Grateful for the liberal patronage hitherto received
they respectfully solicit its continuance from their friends
ana the public SPUR & LEWIS.
ftblS-dws3mo.
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P R E MUM FIRE WORKS.
lam ES q EnTrrxr


/, JAMES G.. EOvEy,
DYRoTECHNIST FOR BOSTON, and other New Eng
land ciies during The past five years. wing received
1oD MEDAL al the Fair of the Massachusetts Oh ri!a
Ole Mechanics Associations for the best clinics offers
ior sale every description OF Exhibition Work for coming
4th OF JULY!
Pyramids of Chinese Gerbs; Solar Pieces:
PERUVIAN Maltese and Fancy chandeliers;
Crosses; Kaleiduscones.
triangular Pieces in Lance Inevolvng Suns;
Work, &c, &c; l(.hinese Fairs
cos BINATION PIECES
OF Lance Saxon and Chinese sun Fires decorated with va
rious coI0rs 80 -
ChETS-0f various Sizes with headings of ulaiu
ana coored stars Streamers, Serpents and Gold Rain
Committees of Cities, Towns Clubs or individuals can
oe ihfnshed with Exhibitions of any amount from S5 to
$4,000. ~ - ~
MOTT0S AND TEMPLE PIECES
made to order; Also Small Articles of Fire orks viz
h0ches, serpents. Gfasshoppels Bengal Lights, Pin
Mheeis, Scroll Wheels. Pigeons, India and Pulling
- Crackers, Double Headers. ToIpedoes, Blue tights
hiue Lghts, FlnWer Pots, ToTbions, Maroons &C.. &c
VIII 0e soid, wholesale and Retail the lowest rates Ali
articles warranted.
For sale the trade 100 boxes Dopble Headers sOc0
boxes lhdla Crackers 100000 Pulling Crackers of extra
quality.
u Orders addressed TO JAMES G. HOvEY, lt9 WASH
nstoh street, BOSTON PyroIechncel Laboratory Har, ard
street, Cambrdgeport, Mass
N B-For the quality of his works and for the success
whch mas attended his past exhibitions, Mr. H. would re.
Ter committees &c To at Of The Cities, AID most the
large Towns Throughout the New England States
Boston, May 10, 1851. nyI7-eodtJy4&
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Amusements.
BRINLEY HALL, WORCESTER,
For a Few Days Only
Commencing Thursday Evening, Nav Is.
HATHAWAY'S PANORAMA OF THE


HATHAWAY'S PANORAMA OF THE
LIFE OF CHRIST.
Wits Is the rst and only complete and finished Panora
Il ma OF the LIFE OF CHRIST, in the Worll; and no
pans or expense has been spared render worthy of its
renowned subject This immense Painting has been exec
TED by one individual, and that LADY; Mrs E. B. WILL
SON, from sketches taken in the Holy Land and compr-
ses ABOUT fory'dferent and distinct scenes cling
order =
To the Ascension
" In introducing this great enterprise to the Public it
Is our earnest desire that reverence due to the
sacrednes OF the subject and the same time rendering
eminent y edifyng and interesting. THE LIFE OF
Ohls IL one glorious track of light, but in places
more brilliant than in Others Iii bringing to view these il
Illustrations, they calculated exercise on the mind
ana produce those devOut feelings of AWE and lead the
mind, from the moment when was an. ounced Unto
you IS born this day. in the City Of David Saviour which
Is Christ the Lord that when he pronounced those
1u words, is finished" and learns us to tremble and
also to rejoice at the method employed for savaon
nor rest we here but leads from the of conflict
where Christ triumphed the grave wildly
ascemied into heaven, leading captivity captive.
~ Doors open at Z, EXhb ion commencing at O'Clock
Tickets l2i cents o. Parties and Schools admitted on
reasonable terms.
GT Exhibitions every Wednesday and Saturday after
noon, at O'Clock. myI3.dwtf
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T T-tITT
Doors open at and O'Clock. Performances commence
at and "a O'clock Admission rs centsN half price,
The characteristics of this establishment consists in the
LARGEST COLLECTION OF
Equestrian, Gymnastic & Dramatic Talent
Ever collected in travelling company The introduce
ton in the place of Band Of Musicians, of the great
American
APOLLONICON!
The of Musical Science and Mechanical Skill
comDlned This vast, moving Musical Palace, built
for the proprietors by HENRY ERBEN, Esq Of New
York at an expense of $4,000 expressly Tor their Travel
ling Exhibitions Itisa collection Of 1000 distinct Mu
rnged as to be completely under the control of man.
and under the hands of the skul Musical Professor Mr.
KARL THURMAN, will be found equain power, compass
precision and harmony, TO Band Of Fifty Musicians. The
<APOLLONICON will be dawn in procession by
Forty Horses -Four Abreast!!
On the day of Exhibition between the hours of 0and IL
O'Clock, playing several popular Marches Overures, &C.
while moving along the streets, and will be found equya
lent to a Brass, String and Reed Band united!
Another grand feature of this Company, and
toore attempted by any other Travelling Establishment is
the addition to the Equestrian Troupe Of complete
DRAMATIC CORPS!
BY the aid Of whom wb represented every night very
interesting Patriotic National Drama, called
The spirit of "'16Y'
Introducing several Thrilling Scenes from the Lives of the
Immortal Revolutionary Heroes
OLD PUT !-GENERAL WASHINGTONt AND MAD
ANTHONY WAYNE!
The whole concluding with GRAND LIVING TABLEAU
in which the
"FATHER OF HIS COUNTRY
MOUNTED ON HIS CHARGER, is Borne AlOft in trI-
umpha procession, Platform, ON THE SHOULDERS
9. G. WILLIS, Agent.
They will exhibit at South Brookfed May 2lst South
bridge gath, and Webster 26th myl4-dt23
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THE SIGNS OH THE TINES.

The Signs OF the Times are advancement
Progression in every art;
In every trade and profession,
Each labors to get the first start.
Yet some who'ye the start cannot keep it;
They soon get put out Of their place;
But MAcULLAR, in spite of all others,
Has long been the first in the race.
The Signs Of the Times are Improvement
And greatest perfection of skill;
And none can expect TO be foremost
Without both the means and the will
MAcULLAR Of both hath possession,
Combined with the greatest of art;
And these may he sure by all corners,
Who visit his wonderful mart.
The Signs Of the Times show that goodness
Must still be with cheapness combined;
And garments cheap tasteful, and useful,
AT the mart of MAcULLAR you'll find
Clothes made in a style of perfection
Which no other store show;
And offered at prices the public
Are apt to think almost too lotc.
The Signs of the Times are a craving
For all that is novel to view;
And MACULLAR is always presenting
Some fabric or fashion that's new.
Then hasten to pay him visit
Ere you list to another days chimes;
For you'll find that his mart is a temple
Astounding with Signs of the Times.
Macullar, Williams & Co,
dealers In Custom Ready Made Clothing.
STORE NO. 2 PIPERS BLOCK. CLOTHING BAZAAR
AND AT THE CITY CLOTHING STORE,
myl1-dwtf 172 MAIN ST.
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Worcester, So ProbateEO6fce, May Is, 1851,
To all persons interested in the Estate Of WILLIAM DRU
RY, late of Holden, deceased, GREETfNG
YOU cited to appear Court Probate to be bo-
den at Worcester, OH the first Tuesday of June next
to show cause why the separate account rendered BY
Ephralm Drry, and Ezra Goddard the Executors of their
administration ofseid Estate and theIcIai ofsaid Ephra
Drnry as creditor, shot no, be allowed.
myl6-dlF2M* G las. G. PRENTISS Reg.
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Oysters During the Warm Season.

Oysters During the Warm Season.
HE subscriber grateful for the liberal patronage he has
received from his friends and nblic, would remind
them that he will take particular pains keep Oysters of
experience will render them good and wholesome in
any season ofthe Families supplied with them, fresh
from the she'll
OYSTER ROOMS LA yEalas,
Block, where Oysters will be served up in every desirable
style. Also, MEALS al all hours--Tea, Coffee, &c.
myl4-dlw+ N HARKNESS
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HAS. C. PRENTIss, Reg.

worcester, S.. Probate O6fc., May Is, 1851.
To all persons interested in the Estate OF OBTAIN STOD
DARD, late of Winchenden deceased, GREETING
NOU are cited to appear Court o. Probate to be
il holden at Worcester on the first Tuesday Of June
next to show cause why the first rendered BY Mar
win u Nash the Administrator of his administration of
said Estate should not be allowed
myl6-dlF2M CHAS PRENTIsS Poq
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NEWPORT via PROVIDENCE.
On AND AFTER JUNE I6, 1871,
THE STEAMER PERRY, Cant. yVoolse

| ON AND AFTER JUNE it, 1851,
THE STEAMER PERRY, Capt. WOolsey
| asiEoAs WILL run between Providence and New
z7xss<5z.s port connecting twice each way each da,
ROAD, as follows
Leave Newport at A. NJ and l.45 P. NJ
Leave Providence at A. NJ. and 6 P. NJ
Or on the arrival OF trains from Worcester and Boston,
stations of New York and New Haven Railroad, New
ork of Western Railroad Albany; or Providence AND
Worcester Railroad, Worcester.
FARE.
New York and Newport, via. New Haven Hart
ford, Springfield and Worcester, IS 50
Albany and Newport via Springfield and Worcester 5 SO
Worcester and Newport, IN
u Passengers may leave New York by 8 A. M train
anu arrive IN Newport the evening; or New York by
p. W. rain sleep Worcester and arrive nj Newman
rive IN Newport evening; may sleep at Worcester
ana arrive ut Newport next nOonj leave Saratoga in the
forenoon dine at Albany sleep Springfield and arrive in
newport evening OF next day; leave Spri gfeld at
evening.
They may leave Newport in the morning dine in Sprng
held and arrive in New York at p. M.,-Albany at P
NJ; or at Saratoga at 20 P. Those going North can
dhe IN Ftchourg or Nashua and ~rrive Keene Bel
lows ais, VIA The Cheshire Railroad at Concord or
Mhte River junction via the Concord and Northern Rail-
roads the same evening" leave Newport at Las p NJ
sleep in Worcester Springfield and arrive at the above
mentioned places early the next day.
Passengers from Worcester will take the 6.45 A. M or
r. NJ trains TO avoid delay, take the Ii A NJ train and
dine in Providence.
An examination of Godthwaite's Railroad Man will
clearly show the eligibility 6 this those travelling
from New York. Western Northern, Central portions
OF New England to Newport
Passengers and conveyed of charge between
Boat and Railroad stat on in Providence.
ISAAC III. SOUTHWICK,
JeIo dtf Sap't of p 81 w Railroad.