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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-05-28

God had raised him up friends he had got
on well in the world, as the rood clergyman
had told him he would do. The doctors let
ter had been we'll received by the captain of
I'll" vessel. who entered him again as cabin
boy. Il am now steward Of large ship"
sad he: my trust is still where it ever has
been, sine" can remember the good lessons
Of my youth; my Heavenly Father is my
friend, and my Bible is my greatest worldly
comfort
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-05-28
PREPARATION FOR DEATH.

hen Won he down at ni4!lt compose your
spirits as if were not to awake till the hcav-
ems he no more. And when Won awake in
the morning, consider that new day YOUR last.
and live accordingly. Surely that NIGHT COM
eth. OF which YOU will never sec the morn
ln@, or that m"rnin" Of which Won will never
sec the NIGHT, but which of Your mornings or
nights will be such, YOU know not. Let the
mantle Of worldly cniovments hanc loose a.
bout yon, that it NAV be easily dropped when
death comes to carry YOU into another world.
When the corn is torsaking the ground. it Is
ready for the sickle; when the fruit is ripr
it falls off the tree easily. 50 when Chris,
tian'> heart is truly wcancd from the world
he is prepared for death, and it will be the
more easy for him. \ heart liscnrarcd from
the world is a heavenly one. and then we are
ready for a heaven, when our heart is there
before uS.-Burton.
IL The longest tunnel in the world 50 far
as we know. is nearly completed in the little
kingdom Of Saxonv. 1t begins at M,i,scn
on the Elhe, and ends at Fricburc-a distance
of twcntytonr English miles, 1t is construct
cd for the purpose of draining the mine at
Nielsen.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-05-28
CHIPS.

Ks An llIteratc correspondent, who is
@iven to sporting, wants to know when the
"An"io-Saxo race" 50 much talked about
Is to come off?
T.. Pete, are You into them swcctmcots
a@aln :" No, marin, them swcctmeats i IN
to me
< The yonnG lady who DISCHARGED her
lover because he told her the wind had Slj,.
'''.lS TO commence lecturine against the Dloo-
mcrS next week
e ron look" said an Iri>hman. to =
pal" ha@carl smoker, AS ifvou had GOT on,
OF yo"r grave to LIGHT YOUR cigar, and couldn't
find your way LacI, again"
H Somebody SAYS there are two kinds Of
t'n'i.y..jar> :; into one you put vour swce,meat<
and into the other yon rut-your foot.
& \ stupid boy is Lot improved lv wIin-
l'"@. although Miss Leslie gives su.. L;y.c-
lions how to wlipa >illyLuJ."
r@ \ man h2yin. asked How many G,,
da1s there were in a year, received for an
answ,E. Tia; !; ", impossible t. ..au.,..,
tI,lu e.. ~, .t o.. g. '..r
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-05-28

NJ Affections, drsrrtionS, and temptations
are ncedtul as conSolationS domains whale
Will teach 4 COOL lesson as well a, riSgah'>
top; and Il man HAY sometimes learn as mu, h
from beng a night or a day in the deep, as
from being forty days in the mount. see
Jonah come out of a whale cured of rebellion.
See Moses 90 up into tie mount with meek
ness, and come down in a huff and break the
tables. Further, see three picked disciples
Attending their Master into the mount and
falling asleep there. 1t is well for you to be
clothed in sackclotl while YOU tarry in the
wilderness.
Look upwards and press forward IIca-
vcn'S eternal hills are before Won. and Jesus
stands with arms wide open to receive you.
One hours SIGHT and enjoyment Of the Bride
Groom in his place above Will make YOU for
get all your troubles on the wav.-E ,rrilqe.
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Spring & Summer Goods,

t'' every description Usually kc,,, in = country store
which the offer - Il small prof: for O. j. most
Eln.- Of coEntr> 'r..urr and on Short credit.
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]}!oraI nun lieIigiun5.


The editor Of the knickcrbockcr attributes
the following to TX Marvel, and it is certain
Iy worthy of him. Last evening We were
walking lri>urc V along, the music of the
cholr> in three churches came floating out
into the darkness around us, and they were
all Few and strange tunes but one. And
that one it was not sung as We have
heard it. but it awakened train of long-bur-
led memories, that rose to us even as they
were before the cemetery Of the soul had
tomb in it.
1t was sweet old 'Corinth' they were sing
ing-strainS we have seldom heard since the
rose color OF life was blanched and we were
in a moment back again to the old village
church, and it was summer afternoon, and
the yellow SunbcaniS were strcamin" through
the west windows, and the silver hair Of the
old deacon, who sat in the pulpit, was turned
= "old in its light, and the minister, who we
used to Tim; ."Ull never die, so GOOD was
he, had concluded application and exortation
and the village choir were singing the last
HYMN. am. ~. -. tame was Corinth.
1t is vears-we dare not ti.::k how many
since then, and the prayers OF David the
son of jesse, are ended, and the choir are
scattered and gene The cir! with blue eyes
that sung alto, and the girl with black eyes
that sang air-thc eyes of the one were like
a clear june heaven at noon. They both be
came wives, and both mothers, and they both
died Who shall say they are not singing
sCorinth' still, where Sabhaths never wanc.
and congregations never break up: There
they sat, Sabbath after Sabbath, ly the square
column at the r!@ht of the leader. and to our
Young ears, their tones were the very soul OF
music. That column hears still their pencil
led names, as they wrote them in those dal>
in LIES .jnnc 1873. before dreams Of change
had overcome their spirits like a summers
cloud
Alas. that with the old SINGERS most of the
Swrctcr tones have died upon the air, but
they ln@cI IN memory. and they shall vet he
Snng in the sweet reunion Of SONG that shall
take place bv-and-bv in a hall whose columns
are beams Of morning light, whose ceiling is
pearl whose floors are all gold, and where
hair never turns silvcrv, AMI hearts ncvc~
crow old. Then She that san. alto and She
that sang air, will be in their places omce
more
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srnNE C,TTi>,: ~ LOW E<rpRlcrS

| IHt. NV tH'Ni:I.i..i<.
Tons II. itI.lr.,k. n,.i
:. l... -'.r~
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Cr. Newton

Has again arrived Fl, s. ltlM-hury. aMl VIII 70
main =; uT ! vc...-.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-05-28

l ST. JOllN>btEl MARBLE WORKS.
at prices below a. mcti:ion. AMI finished in 4
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-05-28
New Firm G. New Goods

s.. John~hury. April II. l>53 s2lwG
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-28
E. E. ABBOTT,
REAL ESTATE RROKER


No. 239 Main Stree, Worcester, Mass.
A TTENTION given to the Purchase sale and Ex-
IA change Of Real Estate in all parts oil the City and
sections Of the County.
Among the many desirable City Lots he offers for
sale, he would call the special attention of purchasers
to those beauiinl lots comprising the Wheeler
Farm" and ''BOYDEN PLATTS" situated on Pleas
ant Street, within shrt distance oil the City Hail.
OF these Lots much cannot be spoken in praise
however the sales of them The past year, speak
in Their favor than words.
And to persons DESTROYS of commanding sites, he
would call their attention TO those splendid Lots situated
Oak Hill, (near the Western Railroad Depot which
for beauty OF surrounding scenery, fine air, and excel
lent water, be surpassed by location in the
City. These Lots need bur TO be TO he admired
handing of the finest views OF the City, and
hut short distance from the City Hail, ichasers
not but desire and admire beautiful local ion We
would ask you to visit them, if no more. Great III
ducements will be offered TO those wishing build i'm
mediately.
He also offers 25 Lots Vernon street, QInion H)
20 on Providence 81, % on Elm St. 20 Mason ST,
eral Pleasant ST. and Others in different parts of the
city by which persons be accommodated according
10 their means and desires. And inducements to
purchase he will exchange any and all OF the above
Lots for Property in the County, with security they
may be bought any length of lime-so that custom
can be accommodated without any outlay of Cash
Also, several FARMS in different sections of the
County, varying in price from $500 to $4,000.
Those in want of Farms will DO well to call and ex-
anime his many lists among them persons be
commodaed, suited TO price, location and guam
ty of land with less expense and trouble than other
wise
Aso Tenements to let and Houses for SALE in differ
ent parts of the City.
Call at our Office, No. 239 Main st. and we will con
vey you different parts of the City free of charge.
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DR.. HILL


TAKES pleasure IN announcing TO the citizens Of
Worcester, and other places that his office is at No
III Main ST.
word to young men and others afflicted with Semi
nal Debility whether originating from certain destruc-
tive habits from any other cause with The train OF
bodily and mental evils which follow when neglected,
should make an early application, thereby avoiding much
trouble and suffering, We'll as expense By this i'm
proved method of treatment, DR.. II. can safely guar
antee safe and speedy in all OF dis
that may under his care matter how long
standing Either are invited TO his private rooms
without fear of interruption by other PATIENTS as hun
dfcds cured early by his practical experience and
great remeses
READ AND REFLECT The afflicted would do
well to reflect before trusting thei hellth happiness
and in many casts their fiUes, in the hands of phys
clans ignorant o this class of maad es 1t is certain
ly impossible for understand all the ills the
human family subject to.
YEARS OF PRACTICE, excessively devoted to the
treatment and study Of Syphilis, Gonorrhea, elect,
Structures, effect of solitary habits Ulcers upon tho
body, throat legs, Pain in the Head or R0ues,
and all Mercaia Affections, and AL Impurities of the
Blood whereby the constitution has become ent ebled,
enables the Drto offer relief all who may place them
selves under his care.
TO FEMALES. All diseases peculiar 30 Females,
suppressios Irregularities &C. speedily and effect
ualy removed
Z u TIE French PERIOD al Drops and Pills. for the
above affections, have been wen tested for the last ten
years
DIR. HIPS Preventative" for married ladies' sent tO
any direction, from observation Price IS. Per
at distance may consult Or. ill by letter. (post
PAID describing tier case have medicines securely
put up and forwarded any part of the IT, States with
full ard explicit directions for Office arranged
with separate apartments, so that patients but
the DR..
" Office hours rom A. NJ, to 9PM
Very respectfully, DIR. G. A. HILL,
apis DIFF Office l2l NJ lin ST.. WoIce ,ter.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
s1s onlv for : Beautiful Homestead,


T,bs viil7.s Of REESE Vale delightful and he llthy
locatian Erhty Farms, worth over Sls.uuV ana
$3.50 Building lots be d'sir uted among BOZ sgoset
bsrs, the Soih OF july le5S ARG hen,egl ~
these are already engaged Msny oihe lots near mere
have been sold ft rom gro 10 $50 per cent
over the price which these 10 are now SOLD SHOWS
ing that The parch Use will be good investment.
Real Estate all paris OF Long slaha y iaPuiy a
anfius in rice and Is constantly berg purchases lo
farming aid gardening purposes ana permanent INVEST
nen,s Within f. " day. past. Mt Lott WyckoH sou
"a rres r land AZ ast New York, L l., To- S400 O,
and ss 20 hiss been offered fol u acres and refused by
Ihe eyy,er IN the town Of Newton, l.. T. Farms have
race,lv heen sold for from $500 10 $50 per acre nc
coy4ng IN locslisn and the land which am cier
ing lar sale must, from it's location AT capHhy ai
producing all kinds OF gram, fruit and garden vegetables
for the New York market, increase from five TO ten
times its present cret.
Each subscriber is emitted ner building ios 25 by
100 feet lying together, or Farm Of from 70 70 acres
The ares are payable IN monthly instamenls o.
S5 each. Il desired, wariantee ueed VIII oe mar
out immediately after the distribution, and deVefeo OF
recily after pas ing The balance
The Village Of RIOS Var where these lots are located,
is only short distance south Of the eeeLTaed LAKE.
Ronknnkoma ike beauty and romantic appearance q
which are pri sed by all who visit IT Here may at
ready h. en- the hest evidence that can he esired that
Rose Vale Lakeland and HeInianylle WI rheftH Pc
came choice places M Long Island, long known as the
sGarden Spoin OF America From HE lnp shed star.
sticai accounts If the late Gel sus taken by The bnlied
aies Il X shown that Long Island is the most healthy
locaon within lis bordes-fewer deaths according to
its population, than in any other place
The farms fi0m which am now selling at from $50
10 $50 per acre of the general character
soil with those under cultivation, which cannot be
purchased for Su0 per ami land on the north and
south of this with better soil naturally sells from
$500 TO $50 per acre
NJ Apply TO CHARLES WOOD, 2es Broadway, co.,
of Fulton street, N. Y, or 5 NJ PETTENGlLI & co.
10 State ST., Boston, who will receive iemta and
forward receipts therefor by return mail They will
also sratuitousy furnish maps and pamphlets OF he
property and cheerully give such other information
may be desired
References Hon Henry Meias, Of the American In,
stute De- e +. reek No 306 State street, and Alden
J. Spooner, No. Front street, BROOKLYN Garritt H.
Striker, Jr., No rs Broadway.
Agents in Boston, 5. NJ. PETTINGILL d CO., 10
Stale street. deodawtf jr24
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PATENTS.
Fh1 LIN 10.
American and Foreign Office.
AA4lAOA AOlIAA tNA4NA = "a VAl5 II V41AOO'
Agency for Business with U. S. Paten &
Office, WASHINGTON.

Agency for Business with U. S. Patent
Office, WASHINGTON.
No. 2s State Street-BOSTON.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO INVENTORS
i The Subscribers Gate Agent OF the o Patent of
fee, under the Act OF 1880 determined present adj
vantages in applying for patents, superior 10 those Of
feIred inventors by others, has made arrangements
whereby on applications prepared and conducted by
him, THIRTY DOLLARS (nsteaG of fUenty, as paid
back by others) will be lemtted ty him in of fail
ure to obtain patenr, and the Withdrawal through him
within thirty days after the rejection Caveats, Spe
chcdti0ns, Assignments and all necessary papers and
drawings, for procuring patents in this any Other
countries prepared, and advice rendered legal and
scientific matters respecting inventions, and infringe
mens Of patents.
Inventors not only here obtain their specifca-
tons the most reasonable erms but can avail them
selves OF the experience OF 20 years Practice extern.
sive library OF legal aud mechanical works and correct
accounts patents granted in this and other Countries
besides being saved journey ashington, the usual
great delay there, well all personal trouble in OBJ
tanning their patents Copies Of claims Of any patent
furnished BY renting dollar. record
cd at Washington.
R. II. EDDY. Solicitor of Patents.
"Ddrng the time occupied the Office of commission
of Patents r. II. EDDY Esq., of Boston, did business
at the Patent Office Solicitor for procuring Patents.
There were iew any persons acting in that capacity,
who had much business before the Patent Office;
and there who conducted it with more skill
fidelity and success. regard Mr. Eddy us one of the
best informed and skilfu Patent Solicitors in the
United States, and have hesitation in assuring in
Ventors that they cannot employ person more com.
peteni and trustworthy, and capable Of putting
their applications in form secure for them an
early and favorably sonsidea lion at the Patent OF
fce EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents
PATENT OFFtcE,-.
'sR H. EDDY ESQ, Boston, Mass.
SIR;-Your Facility Tor the prosecution of any bus
mess connected with this Office, equal 10 those
any other agent. | am respectfully, Yours, &c,
THOMAS EWBANK,
Boston, March 10, 1859 sep6 eod&wiam
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The 100 a. NJ. train IRON Providence, connects
New York, and Albany, which leave Worcester lbs
A.
With the Accommodation Train for Springfield and
Albany, and aintermeiate stations, which leaves Wor.
cesler at $50 A. NJ
With trains of the Norwich snd Worcester Railroad
for orwich.
With trains ofthe Worcester and Nashua Railroad
for Lowell, Nashua, Manchester, Concord. Nc.
With trans Of the Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad
for FitchbuIg, Keene, Bellows Falls, &c.
Inc lI.30 A. NJ train from Providence connects at
Worcester with the afternoon Accommodation Trains
from Worcester Of all the above mentioned Roads.
The AGO NJ train from Providence connects at Wor.
cester with the Accommodation Train for Springfield
which leaves Worcester at 55A p. NJ.
With the Steamboat train for New York via Norwich
which leaves Worcester at p M.
With The trains Of the Fitchburg and Worcester Rail-
road, which leaves Worcester at IT'S L. NJ.
The II A. NJ. train from Worcester connects al Wor-
ceser with the morning taius from Norwich, Spring
field, Fchburg, Nashua and Lowell
AT Providence with the afternoon trains fer Boston,
Taunton, New Bedford, Fall River, and with Stenm-
boats fol Fall River and Newport.
The 4.l0 Nj Train from Worcester connects at Wor-
cester with the Express Train which leaves New York
at O'Clock, A. NJ
With the morning Accommodation Train FROM Alba I.
ny, and with the midday Accommodation Trains from
Norwich, Springfield, FitChburg Nashua and Lowell.
AZ Providence with the Boston and New York Steam,
boat Train lor New York via StOningtoD.
The 7.20 A. NJ and 400 p M. trains from Providence
and the $50 A. M. and 4IO r. NJ trains from Worcester
with the trains of the Norfolk County Railroad
at Waterford.
These trains also connect at Woonsocket with coach.
es for Milford and Mendon.
AT Millville with coaches for Slatersve at Viii.
tins with coaches for East Douglass and Whitinsvile.
At Farnum'swith coaches for Grafton Centre New.
England Village, and Upton.
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Adams & Claflin. Artists.

MO. le5 Main Street, directly opposite the American
IN House, Worcester, Mass, having fine Say Light
Tor Adults, we have recently added TO Establish
expressly for Dagueeotyplng Children BY the use OF
which Pictures are made almost inatantaneously.
Those who have failed al other Rooms invited to
give w call
Er Hours for small Children, from 10 am, to pm.
may2 dawtf
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French Periodical Pills and Drops.
DR.. C. A. HILL,

No. l2l Main Street. Worcester, Mass,
WTOULD say, that at great expense, has prepared
w from the original recipe, The French Periodical
Pills and Drops discovered by j. Harrington, D.,
while practcng in the Hospltal in Paris, under the i'm
mediate oil servatOn of the renowned RICORD, of Par
is, and ACTON, of London,
Warranted in all cases TO have the desired effect
These Pills are invariably Gel tain reguate the fe
male sy stem aud can be taken wilonn' .aLari. re-
lieiis warranted, or the money returned. They are
known by hundreds of females in this county TO be the
only preparation discovered that has proved nva
riaby certain in all cases.
SatppressaonS, irregularities, &c.
One trial will convi nce the most skeptieal and never
after will they be induced take any other Ladies
who have often been deceived by purchasing Pills and
Drops, and nostrums from
Male and Female ImpOsters,
under the pretence of efectng cure. medicines which
upon the system, without producing the desired result
any sign Of it, should shun these bpeds and use none
but the genuine
French Periodical Pills and Drops.
The efficacy of which have been tested in a hundred
cases and never failed to effect speedy care without
any bad result The Pills and Drops the result Of ar
extensive practice and discovered by accident To
eulogse their virtues would not add 10 their merit
We would only say, try them, and il they do not prove
to be what they are represented, the money will be re-
turned They will be sent to any part Of the country
secure from observation, by addressing (post pad)
DR.. G. A. HILL, No. l21 Main slrset,
Worcester, Mass.
~ Full directions accompanying each bottle.
Price, five dollars. ianl7 DIFF
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FLOUR FLOUR |

lust Received 500 bbls Flour of Extra and COM
- mon grades, among which may be found,--
Eastern Rail Road,
Boston Rail Road,
Camilla Mills Extra
Family and Superfine Valley Mills
Also, RATnBUN's GENEsEE EXTRA. sunerior
or Family use, To amy other brand in market all of
which will be sold a, the lowest prices al The Whole
sale Produce Store, Washington Square
BASSETT. EARLE, d BROTHER.
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TEAS !! TEAS !! TEAS !

4AAH 4LAD 4GAD
TTHHE Proprietor of the China Tea Stores established
i at Boston, in 1870 offer to the public
Five lbs. Of fair Ningyong Tea for so
Five lbs. Of good extra do do. for LIS
Five lbs. Of choice do. do. do. for 200
Five lbs. Of fair Souchong for I,25
Five lbs. Of Orange PekOe for / so
Five lbs. Of Hyson Skin for so
Five lbs. Of Young Hyson for 200 .
Five lbs. Of superior do. do. for 2,25
done up in Five Pound Packages bundles and calcu
lated to stand journey.
the Propretors recommend their Country friends to
try their Tea. They address through the post
office, postage pad) enclosing the money and naming
the kind Of Tea DESIRED which will be sent according
10 order, by express or Otherwise.
REDDING e. COMPANY,
No. 1873 Washington Street, Boston.
The Chinaman Arshowe or Assow IS not now in our
employ, and has not been for months past.
ie1 TuTh& Sat3m.
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NEWPORT AND SARATOGA
~ Passengers leaving Newport in the morning NAV
reach Saratoga the same evening.
u Passengers leaving Saratoga in the morning may
reach Newport the same evenilg z.
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SHINGLES

A Ii persons who are in want of Shingles, will dc
IA well to call aud examining stock before purchas
ing elsewhere as wehave on hand The largest as
sortmenl in the State not executing Boston, and
selling them at low prices. Also good stock of dry
PINE and SPRUCE CLAPBOARDS.
T. d 0. X. EARLE,
Washington sq'r near the B. & w, Freight Depot.
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Boston and Worcester Railroad.


LA Ea lasass5ssg5T a5sssssEisI1 Essssj
sly x-Et Y 49, asNsis~~XSsMy
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT - Commencing Mon.
day, May 9th, 1853.
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR BOSTON, as follows
Leave Worcester about A, at 2, d. l0.l5 mi (3.0S
EXP 400, qlo5 Ex)p.m ..o
Milford at 7.05. 1915 AIS E"
Fram'n Cen, 740, ll.00 2.55, 4.40 Z"
saxonyllle Al 655 Z" L3O
Newton, Gao 7,27, e.23* wv. Tr), 81 il.4O+,
wv. Tr)*; a. NJ. 2,d2F $40, 44O. 525 wv. Tr)," 6l5,
6.l5, p m.
9 Newton Upper Falls, 6.lO, and 8. 10 am Ito, IS
LEAVE BOSTON, as follows.
For Worcester at 7sO (and Exl am $50, (4.9e Elk
q ~ 500 Ex) pm
Milford at 73O.Am 1245,b
Fram'n Gen. $780,, 800 $50, 5&s"
Saxonvie AZ 900 /" 6 is
:. Newton, 80, wv Tr)s.O5, a An 1880, $50,
wv. Tr.,) 315, 5.l6 6.l5, I. rs and 0. 10, p. m.
Brookline, no 7.35, $50, u M, 1, 2.S5, $3.50,
81, Ga, ~, A. $50 p. m.
Charles River Branch, ITO, am IL 81, 81 pm.
$3.50" ' O. TwICHELL. supr
Boston. May y, 1868. dawtf
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fst1 - x zssSsst
--ssz--5 :
SUMNER ARRANG EMENT.

On and after Monday, May 9th 1853, through PAS.
SENGER TRAINS will leave as follows:
Leave Providence 720, and ll3O a. M; and 90 D. n,
Leave w worcester AT $50 and II a. M and ATOP M.