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Hon parcrs ron Nroso..-Tho August. Con.

Hon PRIcns ron NrGRoxs.-Tho Augusta Con
futionai,t and Republic, Of the 2lst instant, Gays
Notwithstanding the ughiness Of the money
Inarket the price Of negroes In Georgia, as else
where in the South, continues 10 rule high. We
understand that nj the sale at Louisville, Georgia
ON the first Tucsday Of this month, Of the negroes
OF the late Charles Cunningham, esq, one hundred
and thiriy-two in number. they brought in cash
an average OF over four hundred and sixty dollars.
They were Of all agcs, from infants in the arms 70
YofY old negroes.n
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PRor. LfEbfG.--It IL stated, on the authority q
the Augsburg Garfts, that the greatest efforts are
making by the government Of Bavaria to induce VI
Liebig to leave the university in which he has %
long Taught, and accept the highest chair Of chem
istry in that Of Munich
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CoLp Ws.THrR AID RAILROAD Cas- WHsGts.-
The late cold weather has given the wheels Of rail-
way care severe trial. On the Worcester rail-
road last week, in three instances, the wheels Of
railway care were broken, but the only injury sus
tanned was detention Of the trains. There we're
also similar Incidents upon other roads, from the
same causes, probably.
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TPugLIc.-No Al

JOINT RESOLUTION providing for the binding
of certain documents.
Re,olred bu the Senate and House Of Rspresentd
toes of the United States of merica IA Congress as
sembled That all the Executive documents, the
printing of additional copies Of which have been
ordered during the present session. or may curing
either session Of the present Congress nc ordered
by either House OF Congress, and the size OF which
shall not be less than two hundred and hity pages,
such additional copies shall be bound under the On
rection of the Joint Committee on Printing: Pro-
uided That the cost shall not exceed twelve and a
half cents per volume for the whole number or
dered.
Approved January n, 1882
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PIovoSs.--The like Of Wild pigeons thst hsy Q
been lowering over ms this week in swsrins oi
countless thousands has never been seen bore be-
fore. Aisrandria Ia Republican.
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them have given up all notion of enforcing paymen .
under present circumstances. 1t is stated that the
Presbyterian tenantIy in some localities are OFFERING
passive resistance to rents.
FRANCE.-Tbe new law for the regulation of tho
Press is issued 1t is enough to say that il is wor.
thy Of Louis Napoleon. 1t provides for the exlinn.
ton OF public opinion.
The Ga2de Of France states that the Presidept
of the Republic is about to form body guard to be
formed from the gems d'armee and guards mobile.
Various rumors prevailed of new Ministerial
crisis. Gen. ST. Armand is said to be in disgrace
because he will not sign decree for the dismissal
Of number OF officers Of known Orleani,t tenden-
cics. The war department is to he conducted by
Admiral Valiant, during ST. Armand's absence in
Algeria.
BrLGIuM.-The Paris correspondent of the Lon
don Morning Chronicle wres--'' It will be remem.
bered that French agents had been sent into Belgium
for the purpose, if possible OF seducing the army
from It's allegiance, and sowing the seeds Of dscord
and disafecon amongst the people. If am well
informed, reports are daily submitted to Louis Ma.
poeon himself OF the proceedings of these agents.
Ii will be remembered that it was the Catholic party
that, m 1881, was the principal means of separating
Begun from Holland. Ii is that same party which
is now the most active in getting up feeling in ia
vor Of the French alliance and the clergy are almost
all interchangeable agents Of the Eysee. The Belgian
government is adding 1000 men to the army, and
strengthening her deiences
SPAIN.-The Queens health was completely re
stored, Tor which formal thanksgiving had beeu eel
ebrated in Madrid aud all the Catholic capitols of
Europe, with great pomp and ceremony.
The Gazette contains royal orders directing that
the poignard hich the assassinused also its sheath
and the pistols and balls found in his house, be bro
ken to pieces and further, that all his papers, at
least such are not of private interest, are to be
burned in the presence of the judges Such is the
magnanimous vengeance Of kings SC.
ITALY.-I is said that some new clue to the as
sassnation of Ross, prime minister of Rome before
the flight Of the Pope, had been discovered, where
by some new light would be thrown upon that event.
The celebration OF the anniversary Of the estab-
lshment of the Republic of Rome, came of on the
9th ult., Notwithstanding the efforts of the present
usurper and his minions to suppress the demonstra
ton.
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TOWN orFrcERsn,ssa-

huTLAND.-Io,on Cierk-Z. w. Gates. s..
'scfmel--G Gates. A Davis, A + Brooks. Ass,s.
s0rs-A Davis, w f Davis, J L Munroe. .Sel,ol
= o9"'",Itee--A H Temple, w Bigelow. A Davis
"a Treasure and Colieetor--W III Sibley. Con-
'f0Ote--W H Sibley,
nnaHoL'- = Sefectmen-l Stevens, B Estabrook,
Raven. lFedSurer-B Estabrook
9 DANA.- Selectmen-S H Richardson, A Amsden,
blackmer. AsseSsors-O Towne. Towne. 4
Stone, I'd. CLERK and 7Feasurer--G r Iobnson
II1staote-A + Shumway. School Comm,ttee-Rey
Mesp' Doct y Vining, Doct l. T. March.
:, UPToE.-1own Cierk-H Bradish. Selcctmtea-
1alt' Hall, Il Fish, E Ward. s |, Bos-
WORTH Assessors-W Hobrook, P & Wood. II d
Johnson n Ore,seas Of the Poor Taft, King, R
n nafoaek' Treasurer and Collector A Nelson
ConstablsS-E Brown, A Barton
HuBBARDsToN,-To, Clerk-Wm. Renpett.
NJ ~ Seteefmtn.-H. Premiss, L. Greenwood, S.
Dunton Assessors-L Miles, J. RAYMOND, Da
vls. Adjourned to April Meeting. for the choice of
other Officers. ~ ~ '''o o'O''e VI
:, PHLLlPsToN,-T5 wn Clerk, Jason Gouldina,
Esq Setectmen-Jason Gouding, Russell Carruth,
coward Powers. ASSeSsorS--Emory Bates. Charles
BALDWIN, Mr.. White. Tteasura.-Andrew S.
Chubb -
DUDLEY.-TO,on Clerk--A. t. Allen. Sc
tectmen and OverSeers Of Poor-Asa E. Ed
munds, Marcus NJ. Waldron, Leonard Baker.
,dssessors-'Moses Barnes, Darius Baker, H. q.
Ghids. School Committee-Ralph u Dawson,
Ira +. Jacobs, Geo. N. Perry Treosurer-D.
D. Alngsbury. Constable and Collector-David
N. Jacobs.
WEST Torn Clerk-O. B.
sawyer. Setectmen-Benj. f Reyes, Addison
Lowell, iona. Pierce. OUerSeers of Poor-L.
NJ. Hosmer, Windsor Morse, L. N. Harris
Treasurer & CoHector-Dennis Hartman. is
sessors-A. E. Winter, David Reed, F. L. Cut
tlng Constables Ethan Blodgett, Benz. Ken
DALI School Commiitee-Rev. j. w. Cross,
Rev. L. e. Tingley, Dr. E. Lowell.
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ADDITIONAL EUROPEAN NEWS
BY THE AaI ERICA.


Inc London Tines says that possibly the Minis.
eer stopped IN time to avoid fatal blow on the Cane
@uestlon' and has made his fall with considerable
Judgment III saved on the Caifre question he ,oId
nave been wrecked the Reform Bill ia
dilnerston VIII most probably resign the fash If
~, ming a Government to the Protectionist ch;ar
VINO mad long since proclaimed that his arranoemants
are made and that he has only to walk in and taL .
poss1sslon' ana that he has really no choice but n
DO what he can, whether for six weeks o. e. ~ =
n mon Earl of Derby, formerly Lord Stanle,
WIZ WIZ most likely, be the minister next week. He
mas something IN his favor. The new Reform nh
Will ~, not stand much in his way. gr
i ne Tory peers had met at the Earl of Do,h.,.
ana mad agreed to offer the most Determined ~
lance to the Reform Bill on irs second
~ 'n ", house OF Lords. The new Reform Bill ,oaS
.ol lkey to meet with cordial support. 1t IS nor :
popular measure. No bill that does not grant mn;
yerSa suffrage and vote by ballot will ever he 60
lRELAND.-The Dublin Eveniag Poqt nent;oaa
on unquestionable authority, that some of rho Ra'
a ~atnohc clergy VINO had become unpopular on az.
count OF Inyeighlng against secret societies and -
heVltaole results have been served with not;cea h.
me members OF the same to desst Wh;Io ,ty
oatholc Fflests are preaching against these con,h
nations some OF the ablest and most ;ndonans.r
lpe Trespyeran ministers have been d;stinon;ahsd
py thelr loud and vehement protestatons
landed proprietors. "e"'ns' the
~ 'he north o. ireland formidable continuation
against the payment of rents, and such Il The
VI 'ldr'n among the landlords, that several of
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We clip the following :. instructive page Of histo

We clip the following " instructive page of histo-
ry'' from the New York Daily Times Of 4th inst.
e The baptism Of the infant of Prince and Prin-
cess Murat took place at the Eysee. The infant
was held at the baptisnal font by the Prince Pies
dent and the Princess Mathilde.''
The prodigious contrasts Of condition in the for
tunes Of the quondam hauuter Of German Spas and
gambling hells, the actual President of the French
Republic, are not without parallel in the lives OF his
followers. There many of US who remember
Mr. Lucen Murat, the rollicking, sporting, good
naured soul, who formerly dweit at one corner Of
the late Joseph Bonapare's estate, at Bordentown,
NJ His wife taught little village shhool, by
way Of feeding and fostering herself and lord. Luz
Glen, prince as he was, lived little like a piince--
save in the indulgence Of his venatory tastes From
this ease, without dignity means, the illustrious
obscure has been summoned to the height Of what
ever lame the French President has to lead him.
He wears the velvet uniform of. Senator. His f.
nances are said 10 flourish thanks to the thrift of
Louis Philippe, of blessed and frugal memory
His offspring greeted with every promise of hav-
ing position and making noise in the world
Prince-Presidents, and Prncesses not Presidents,
superntend the christening, and give them sort OF
congenital notoriety. And TO crown all, there is
every prospect of Lucien wearing crown in good
time, if the contents of the sealed nomination de-
posted in the archives of State be correctly report
ed; for has not his imperial hghness Prince Louis
named him as his successor to the imperial throne
And would any insurance company of ordinary pru-
dence take risk on his imperial highness's life at
any calcuable premium What shall we say when
we read in history of one Emperor Lucien, with
whom in other days we have hob.nobbed Familiarity
over cold punch at Bordentown, or startled the
woodcock along the low banks Of the Delaware
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-06

Louis NAPOLEON has issued a decree, pre-.
scribing the costume ofthe Senators and Coun-
sellers of State. The Senators are to wear a coat
of blue velvet, with standing collars and cuffs en-
broidered fitting close to the waist, and ornament
ed with embroidery on the pocket flaps. The
coat is to be embroidered In a manner which is
described with great minuteness. The Counsel
Tors are to wear light blue coat, with nine gilt
buttons in front; waistcoat Of white ptque cut
straight, with FIVE gilt buttons; trousers of white
kerseymere, with gold bands down the sides.
Notifications Of this dress are prescribed for the
Vice President, the President Of Sections, the
Masters ofrequests, and the Auditors. In un-
dress, the Connsellors Of State and the Masters
Of requests are to wear coats embroidered on the
collar and cuffs, but without the gold edging;
white waistcoat and black trousers, without gold
band. We wonder ifthe Prince President will
dare to prescribe dress for the members Of the
Assembly, who are elected by the su6rages Of
the people. s.io1 m%E b'98.
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BOARDING FR,cATE,--He was once
he said, round IN the Pacific, ina Stag Har-,
Dor whater 'Feyiher smart, we accounted
her, when they tried TO speak an English
frlgate, and did not get quite near enough.
80 as they had nothing else TO do, theysup
and chased her, end kept after her without
ever getting any nearer for nearly three
days. Finally, The wind hauled ronnd
ahead and began 10 blow a lite fresh. and
they overhauled her very rapidly. SO thar
along about sunset they found themselves
coming to windward of her, as they ran nm
on opposite tacks. They then hove ia. and 6e
was sent ia boat to board her. and she
promptly came-to also, and waited for him
Dressed in a dungaree jumped. yellow
oil-skin hat, and canvass trowsers. he Climb
ed Oh board the frgaie, and was addressed
toy the officer of the deck,
Now then, sir, what is it p
Are you the cap'en of. this here ffieate.
sir? 80
Whats your business q
why, our cap'en sent his compliments
TO yourn sir, and--if you are going bone
he wished you'd report the bark Lncreetsby
Ann, of Sag Harbor, Cap,en J. Coffin Star
buck,lhrly days from Wahoo tOahu.)
seven hundred and fifty barrels of sperm
and two hundred and Atty of whale; guess
we shall go into Tuckeywarner (Talchu-
ano.r
is that all sir?'
well, no; the old man did say, if YOU
was mlnd TO, he'd like to have me see if
could make trade with yer for some to-
backy. We hadn't had none now going
OH two week, and he's most sick, How
ts't-yer m nd top
Us that all your business STRIP
sWell-yes; guess It's about all.
think you had better get into your boat.
He thought so too, when he saw the
main yard Immediately after begin 10 SWING
round. AS the officer stepped below. he
went over the side. When he called on,
TO have the painter let go, he was told TO
wait bit, and directly small parcel of
tobacco was handed down, and the same
officer, looking over the rail, asked
Did you say the Lucretia Amp
Ay' ay' SRI the Lucreetshy Ann, of Sag
Mr.. Starboard, | believe
backey?'
lhe lieutenant, raising his head, his cap,
striking the tnain-sheet as it was hauled
down, was knocked off and fell into the wa
Ter, when one of the whaIers Immediately
ianced il and held it up dripping.
Halo, mister;l say, what Shall we do
with this caps Did you mean to throw it
imp
The officer once more looked over The
s de, with a half dozen grinning middies,
ana lmperiutably dlgnifed, REPLIED
gu VIII DO nae the favor TO present TO
Captain Buck, and say 10 hin.if yon rllaaa..,
that when he wishes 10 communicate with
one of Her Maiestys ships again, il will be
proper for him 10 do SO in person"
"Oh, certa!nly-oh, yes; good night to yer.
Here, let us have that cap. Give way, now,
boys" SO saying he clapped it on the top of
his old souwester, and as the frgate forged
ahead, the boat dropped astern, and was
pulled back to the Lucretia Ann
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re ID ailp SPY.
SATURDAY MARCH Q, 1854.

AdEer''sers, wishing to have their advertisements
the next day. will please send in as early in the
Jay y POSSIBLE Also, those wishing to insert advertise
IN the weekly should send early as Monday
aOOu an advertisements for this paper, from Others
"S advertisers who have accounts with the of
nee must be paid for the time they are inserted
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-06

JUDGE ALLEN.-The latest intelligence from
Washington represents Judge Allen as improved
and that his physicians now entertain hopes of
his recovery. His disease is pneumOnia---a vio-
lent inflammation ofthe lungs,a the fact that he
has survived the first assaults of his disease and
that his condition has improved, Encourages the
hope Of his recovery.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-06

Our RAILRoAp.-We understand that the
project Of railroad from this place to connect
with the Western Road al East BrookfieId, is
now under consideration by the Worcester and
western Railroad Corporations A hearing of
the friends Of the project was held before Com
mittee of the two Boards of Directors At Roston
last week, and we shall look for favorable re-
port.--BaYre Gazette 49,. -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-06

KossUTH, in his farewell speech at Cincinnati,
alluded to Brownson ''a who was found to
lecture for Russo-Austrian despotism Nth The aston
ising boldness Of an immense ignorance" Kossuh's
cause, as against Brownson, taken up, and pub
licy and ably advocated 10 Cincinnati, by Catholic
gentleman, Prof Sallo, and this Kossuth accepted as
another proof that it is just to charge Caholi
cism in general with being snbservient to civil and
political despotism.
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AnOther Arrival from chagres.

NEW YORK, March 5.
The new steamship Sierra Nevada, arrived
mere at half past o'clock, thi afternoon. She
lett Chagres on the afternoon of the 9th ult.
l ne steamer Ohio, from New York, arrived out
on Inc z2d ult.' and the propeller City of New
York, on the same day. The Nevada BRINGS
only $4,000 on freight.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-06

The Washington correspondent of the Ntw York
Courier srys that for the ten appointments at large,
as cadets in the academy, in the Gift of the PIesi-
dent, which usually bestowed on the sons of de-
ceased officers, there are no less than fifteen
hundred applicants.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-06

The fanpons Mr. Clemens, of Alabaea, in com j.
pairing himself with Mr. RLett, ia the U. S. Senate,
modesty said:
"In every respect am the equal Of the Senator
from South Carolina. am his equal 10 position,
while am his superior in learning, his superior in
influence, and his superior in regulations both here
and throughout the country" o
What diffident young man!
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-06

g- Epcures will find many things worthy Of
their particular attention and investigation at
Spur & Lewis's, Piper Block, at any hour of
to-day and evening. Those Prince Bay Oysters,
however, seem principal attraction amid host
Of nicetes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-06

KossUTH arrived at Louisville on the night of the
I'd inst He was to make speech the next day,
and is expected TO leave Saturday, (to.morrow,
for ST Louis aEaTe
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-06

- Our readers are referred to the ADVERTISE
nent of Mrs. G. G1LL1NGHAM Bosrw1cx's
concert for Monday evening, at Horticultural
Hall. The programme is said to be rich one.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-06

- In Providence, r. l., two Associations of
working mechanics have been formed, one of Car
penters, and another of practical Machinists and
Iron-workers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-06

D~ Kentucky paper says it is getting to be
very fashionable in that quarter, to enclose gold
dollar with marriage notices, when sending them to
the printer. Hope the custom will be initiated
this way f
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-06

nn NOW is your time. CLAFLIN is taking n.
guerreo'ypes at the reduced price of 5o cent, "a
would advise friends and The nnhlic w :
~ a1e ~ wish TO procure PERFECT LIKENESS to cal
a. ils rooms, i42 Main street. I'd door north Of +
NNS@A - ia.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-06

EE A Mrs M'Ewen, Of Chicago, in attempting
to rescue her little boy, who had broken through the
ice, fell in and persisted with him.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-06

Ey The Black Swan was in Cleveland last
week, singing large audience, attracted by the
prize concert system.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-06

u A bill has been brought before the LesisIa-
ture Of California, providing for he restoration Of
SLAVES brought into the STATE before The adopon Of The
constitution. $500 ii eTa sla st1#
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c. d. COOK, Nj. 10. Dentis

AND MANUFACTURER OF
Tor MineraI Teeth
i.o,s 0Wce,-206 Main ST., Blttman Block.
JON WORCESTER. MASS. dn,.,4c
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A MUSICAL PRoDIGY.-The Gazette Must
Gale, French paper, gives an account off pro-
digous musical boy, named Frederic Gernsheim,
aged only ten years-who is already vigorous
enough as pianist, to perform the Concerlos of
Weber, MoscheIes, and Mendelssohn, in public.
Further, he composes in full score, is capable of
improvisation, and, in short, reproduces the
ves of finger, fancy, and feeling, wrought in his
boyish days by little Mozart
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.sEA .; foUR DUTY.-If you desire an
Frestng paper, subscribe for it-nav II al
pceIread 1t acknowledgements for # occasion
ana procure all the new subscribers Won can
Eou nave family, and wish to interest vopr
or daughter in reading paper furnish her,
J the ~ oecon1ing subscriber, and you will
bear;n uOuoie pleasure OF reading the paper
nans y read, fyour neighbor boirows
r. pa g"h. ana oon1 return it, by all means get
~ Subscribe ior one of his own. If you have
I.,'er mine y tne church, who says he is too Door
rNe felsous paper, tell him to drink more
I, anu iess rard cider. He will therefore add
Y own comfort, and lose no friends.
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l osAoe 10 the Public !-Da. BUNrtNc no
;t5 st especially to announce, tina. his STAY bei,
miieeu IN Worcester he would request as ea,iv LII
M posslole' rom those sirous of examination on
oce n the Chest and Lungs which are given at his
DAYS n r every day in the week, except Mon
+. Mi office 1870 Main street fehl9 N. Ms 10 o
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or W.
VI view o, X, Analytical Physician will he in ettend
We az us once, corner of Church and Mechanic ste
olcester, Tor consulta ion with patients upon ,l n'
.Ses g. " nel women, and children during Ihnrsda
anu FRIDAY the 4h, and 5th of March Ladies and
''O"'''' arc invited TO ca-advice free. feb28 DIST
MI nr. III. w: Buxton. PuLmoNIsr. Gomez q,
VIZ. M Nyftle Streets opposite Colo n's Nursery
~ Is services can be promptly obtained ar anv
professional Duties u Ny previous
Auscultatlon and Advice, Free Fdtc decos
oIlce The proprietors of this paper will not
responsible for any goods delivered TO Others than
themselves or their own families without a written ar
w M iloIh US Ior the same. EARLE d. DREW
- ausust :. diff
Or. harrington, at NO, 1911 Main street.
en- ne consulted coqdPntidfiy at his Office in MI cases
" u chrome and acute diseases. Office hours f,on q
". 10 L; M. All communications must be oosf main
noy24 dly 'NS' "0 P"S' P@'a'
seq ars of exquisite flavor are always N he
iouhd IN qvRntes to suit, at the Drug Store Of ~
19dtf l.. i. LAZELI,
s-' - POI Main st.
4 LLIAM DICE INSON
,,,,, NOTARY PUBLIC.
u atend TO this and to other matters of bns;ness a.
MS ohice over the Central Bank, noye1fsf
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MISS :s bfemer'a records of her visit to The
hi ry; :, WIZ appear as "Thc Homes of the New
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RAILROADS.
Boston and worcester Railroad !.

Boston and WORCESTER haIIIO9HsB cor,-
la g. Es lss:l:s: saTce do more,
WINTER ARR zgGEFoe happier that yen-
PASSENGER re Mno:sslhtdre to predict. God bless
For Worces'