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CHAPTER IL.

IIu.h bend reverenIly The white An
eel hath been busy. Shsdowy fingers have
p,...ed the white brow and sealed the lou"
tain head Of life The death banner wave,
-. t.,lc- band The vosng beloved
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Skins " aWtrd.

|nOn Panther skins 300 Hear SKINS for
)VVy which the highest market prir. VIII
| paid al Shreveport sign a III. Golden sad
4 Texas ST, opposite the market, by
GEIGEk Il co.
bet . ls,o nl1-U
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mere was new arrival in l.. A
young man OF genl!emanlv appearance and
sen'eel address, alieh,rd from tao stage
coach aud announced his intention to r.
aa'n lew months In the town. The gen.
"eh'ha gave no reason for so doing he
never mated his occupation. never asked If
no could procure work lie paid his bill
every Saturday nigh, without a murmur
what, who was he, The lat landlsdy had
ln'mated that she though, he was Young.
he gentleman stared and left the room.
The consequence was that Mrs. Hobbs
talked herself into hoarse cold she wa.
sure " he warn't enuybuIdy to act so. she
I knew"
Now, Mrs Hobbs was one Of those won.
dcrlully gifted persons who alwa,s knows
every ones business except her own. The
town "i l. was well provided with
such characters. They made the lie OF
The place. And II you got Eoodly mum.
Der congregatcd IN one town. Just stop up
the key.holes OF your drawers, or else
they II see love letter in one corner.
Don wear your neck chain, If yol do sharp
",..s may see "A gentleman portrait aI,
pended to II. 1t You walk out with your
father, they II ask how many yards sou
put ~ a sheet
Bu, a few days passed by orc Mrs Ilobb.
told Miss Jones that the l.Il.r's name
Mas Motdaut Gray, aud tina, lie was goln,
with Nellie Lane. aud she khrw he II have
her" lor once, Mrs Hobbs told the truth
that his uauc Was Noidaut tray-tbat
he had asked the hand OF Nellie Lane ~
marriage. aud had been refused by her ia
lher and accepted 10y Nellie, every Que
knew.
Nelly was lovely, and the pet and prid.
OF her aged parents. They loved her too
veil 10 yl.ld her To the care and k.epln.
OF one they knew nothing i.fnt.Iy about
Dot Nellie loved she asked no questions,
I was enough tor her that he loved her III
return. | was enough, aud So she lei,
her fathers house, ana went, siie knew not
where with Mofdant cray.
Nh Lane grew very pale. and his hand
troubled AS he turned the key to \.lhe's
room; and Mrs. Lane gave her harp INTO
the hands OF stranger. From that hour
her uaile was never mentioned There Tell
a si,entc Ger the old house silence such
as death leaves They heard from Nellie
but once, and then shv was the star OF tnc
fashionable circle.
The old mau did not curse hi, child, he
remembered that she had nestled to his
busoui, d. yea a. she row nestled to another >,
that her white hand had rested uu hts brow,
or twincd the SILVER halr IN many a massive
curl IL. said She WAS his child yet, 40 mat
ter Tor the rest.
/, is better to bless than curse. 1t ms,
tiers not how deeply YOU are wrooged
curses do 30 good. They "ill meet you
in after years , they will fsr up at every
step, Whispering. "if ye had blessed thu
wrong would not have fallen There
will come memory of sunny eyes that
have met youis IN trustiulucss. OF small
haods claspng thine ia coulii' nee; ct red
lips. which spoke, II may be, love VOWS.
Curse them not, though those eyes looked
injury, the hand, worked II the lips spak-
it, Curse not, say. though they blghl
your lie prospects. Bless, aud the sun
rlide,h through the clouds curse aud the
tempest lowers.
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SNatdlcr>' Goods.

glGER Il co have ON baud large
assortment oi saddlcr- goods. SaddIefs
IA 80 well les call at their establishment IN
,.s,ll next door tc Ward, Wilson Il Co
4 Shrr,cport, at the sign OF the Golden
N. T.,.- strret. l"2h-lv
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Ds.rsrcr,sA rrss u NJ

Ds.rsrcr,sA fiss n " ~ p
ANA-HaJ ihs r. Z
learn from the LouhtSl fSse
Are occurred IN Dsnsills. ~, 1 ~ lR
inst. which dos,ro "a nearly ~ ~ 49, n
ness part al tbs tosn With The sx.spti q
OF smsll btiek baliaiog a. tho aostk ~
corner, the entire north SIDE 0. tie pskl(o \
square was swept away. Tia huildlaos
were Al uninsured
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S. K PERRY. Proprietor,

lJ' Person. can be furnished with horses
hueeies hacks, aud carriages, a, The shorie,,
notice.
Mars..pi. Aug 2S. 1852 OF
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4 IL. Nho wi-h home, now, or ln me nature,
n IA the grow.ns, beau liul picture que. 'od
healthy village Of Dan-rhc,d, Tnu' county
Teas.
LOOK MERE!
There will be- sold ON the i1N, Monday IN Feb
ruar,. 1888, to the highr,, bidder, on one two
and three years instruments WIN interest from
date. twenty OF the cholce blocks Of lots be,
longing to Chapel iIill College. Notes ana
approved security viii BE- required,
J. A. Zl\N, See. =. T.
Nae ., 1882 MO 81
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\rw Firm...New Goods!

view ~ I'll w "U""''
saNN II BURNSIDE, cash dealers
\ in every dr-, p!iou 81 Fms Watches,
" .jsr.irg, and Fancy h9"dS, having en-
into partnership IN the Watch mai. ue and
4. n, nm .,nr--, at the old -tari OF S,hcy a
Al. corner of Texas aud Market streets,
.,eporl, lA,, take p'eaNureid announcing TO
numerous friends that their supply OF
d. +, complete, embracing every variety oil
me-. clock, lrwelry, and fancy goods,
;, and gents gold and SILVER hunting and
laced Natchr, gold and silver thmbles,
=. aud gcnl, fine guard and fob CHAINS,
lets. nee kllcr-, gold pencil, and gold pen,
4anl silver handles, gold and silver spec
-. german silver do, music boxes, aecurde-
! fuiuas, SILVER and shell visiting card
!. aprpal variety ot ladic, and gents breast
fn.,rr riur-. bosom, collar, and sleeve but
y, adtc. cnN pins a hue supply OF gents
suifd and fob KEYS, SIR guards grahdoics'
IS. mantle ornaments, canes, ianey work
! p. french Globe mantle clock, mnrne lever
A.. Sc Watches, CLOCKS, and lewelry
t,cry description required at short notice.
! good watche, warranted one year from date
'emrug
b. are u 20 prepared to manufacture le~clry
sind-. having IN oar employ MI WATSON
Of Memphis. who-. time /, devoted entire
that branch of business.
iui term, are positively cash from ms dA'e'
Sli.\l u Bt R\>iDE.
'pr'l 3, l>52. nlo-iv
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Ipts~OlutiOss.

INIlE hrm of EVANS, GtlGG \ Ivy Is this
day dissolved Those Interested ~ll do
well to call a, the old stand and settle
-. EVANS.
g. q GREGG,
January |, 1852. II, MY.
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SADDLES 'ff
a OF all kinds and descriptions, n; Il
Z los price for cash, at the house Of
GEIIER 4 co,
Vert door 10 I'ard. Watson, Il 60.
Cv,haIl jun. 20, 1852 50 "
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PRICES REDUCED
PERkI'S LIVERY STABL

Uynson IS stu al a.s post dong things
Ia he sam, 9dd Wuy
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nhld and Gray ITeatls,
S'V''e" Nt no instance
d. &. BARNES, Proprietor.
a ISL Broaway, New York.
Gray Hair Changed by the Use Of

TIME reputation which this ceiobrated article has nc
qnired In It's satisfactory results, has now become
thoroughly established.
M Among the various remedies Of tho present
dav Offered or the improvement Of the human Hair
this preparation the result of patient and laborous
PhysoloaicM reseatch, has extensively II ceived and
merlted public favor. ltreQuirss but The careful apps
cation Of swan Densen's Improved Wahpene" agrtes-
bic TO tho directions furnished, 10 be CONVINCED OF lis
beneficial effects TO those whose hair iroih sickness,
or Other cunses becomes Impoverished, or fallen OH
this preparation will cause II to be uewy replenished
with thick and uxurlant growth, and Gray llnlr to
"a come change aud to return 10 It's original color
Agents for Worcester, CALDWELL a HlLL, Apoth
ecarea, 229 Main street novg7 d&w6m 4
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Grave Stones q Monuments,

WORCESTER MARBLE WORKS.
TIME subscribers would respectfully inform the citi-
Il zens OF Worcester and vicinity, that they have
opened Marble Yard, at the old stand formerly Occu
pied BY b. II Kinney near the American Temperance
House. Main St, Worcester, where they will manulac
ture aud keep constantly hand good assortment
OF Italian and American Marble
Monuments aud Craze Stones,
Chimney Pieces, Centre and side Tables Wash Bowl
and Counter Tops Shelves and Brackets, made TO
order at short notice and The most reasonable terms
Also, soapsone Boiler tops, Register Stones, Furnace
and Stove Innings, &C. &o The subscribers respect-
fully invite all who may have occasion for any Of the
above named articles TO call and examine heir Stock
and work fI.f.e. ST. .e
Orders by Nail or otherwise promptly attended TO-
Work delivered In the ad Joining Towns ree IF expense
April 70, 1853 dsm
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WkNTEn.
EsEsgtE,r r,gs glEls. sc.

The Worcester Nursery
ssss Is now wen stocked with large vaii-
ely of the best sorts Of a , pies, Fears,
70" ri Plums Cherries, Peaches. Aprools,
O-zassz~--- Nectarines, Ounces, Eusish GpOseber-
ries, Choice Strawberries, Dutch Cnrraits, Antwerp
aid other Baspbefrics, Grape Vines, &c.
n This Nursery is OF the largest in aiassachu-
sets. and the collection Of Fruit cultivated in it, eInbra
arly all the varieties ofes.abhe 2utaon; and
the Propriei is CONSTANTLY adding such Kinds as pos
superior excellence, and worthy OF cultivation
in tia climate
~ The coIec u OF STANDARD and DWARF
PEAR TREES is extensive, AMI includes all the best
varieties now muctcultvated,
ALsO.--a great vsristy of
Ornamental Trees an ID Shrubs,
Dalsam FRS, Norway Sprpoe, and other Evergre ems,
Scotch i,arch, European Mountain A,h, Horse Chest
NUS, Weeping .Viov Linden and TuliD r ees Honey
Sucsles, and most other varieties suitable for this a;
itude, and esteemed for -heil beauty
GyArboT Vita. HUck Thorn, Privet, c. for hedges.
fine co lection Of Roses, PeOnits, Dahlies, Border
Fhwers. Be- nc.
Asparagus Roots RhRbarb, or Pie Plant, &c. ID
Garden asd Flower Seeds IN great variety
BULBS and SCl0NS Of large variety Of Choine
Fruit. ran also he furnished Also, GRATING WAX
Of superior quality -
suitable n' uanspAniiug.
~ rhe largest portion of the Nursery IS located
Souhhrdge street, short distance below the juno
ticu Rail Road Station, where Trees, C., be had,
as t&es nlsp the old place on AIan street.
CATALOGUES furnished TO all VIII Apply. Orders
uToinpUy attended TO- and Trees ,parkei 60
ly apy distance. SAMUEL II C0'TOG,
w orc sier, A3d Minth, 8, 1853 &C. Proprietor.
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LYON S
EAI'A AKRON
FOR THE
AA.=I,R..@
For Preserving, Restoring, and Beautitying
fBe Hair
Lyons Kathairon,

For Preserving, Restoring, and Beautitying
the Hair.
CNausng il TO grow uxurianily and giving 1t soft
and curling an pc arance, the most delightful char
acter. The KATtlAIRON neuiralizes the effects Of
disease, climate, and old age, in preserving aud restor
ing the human Hair, even after a Badness of many
years,cleanses the scalp from DdHdrtB, and its mar
uTal impuriiies,-mme1iatoy relieves sympathetic at
tscks of Nervous Headache, and cures all cutaneous
diseases Of the skin, such Erysipoas, salt Hheum,
Itch, sc. Asa
TOILET ARTICLE,
1for giving the hair rch soft glossy and curling ap-
pearance nothing has iee dis severed 10 compare
with its inconesedlts ncontestihle virtues Ii i'm
parts the fragrance of the most delightful and exotic
MOWERS and is fee from all mineral properties or any
substance which color The skin, stain lady's
hat. For
Bald and Gray Heads,
Il lis IRE eminenty beneficial The Kaiharan restored
my hair after ba1ness OF 70 years. A. JAY CoURT-
RIGHT, rs Bond street, N. York" This admirable
preparation can be had Of all reputable Dealers through
ani North and South America, and the Islands OF the
Ocean, in large bottles, for rs cents.
sold TO the trade at a liberal discount, but commits
sioHed IN no instance.
d. g. BARNES, Proprietor.
- l6l Broaway, New York. b.
50 d In Worcester, by sIBLEY & SCOTT, l. 7.
JAIELL, DAVID SCOTT, JR., JAMES GREEN,
g. >. A. j. HOWE, NJ b. GREEN, and r. ii.
MARSH, and sold by MI Drnggists, every where.
WEEKS Il POTTER, No. l5a Washington street,
Boston, wholesale Agents Tor New England
maria daw6mis
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Sonethlng New.

M R. Rabbit, 10. 8 Piper's Block, would re-
vicinity, ~ will take Dsgu ieoty pes so cents
mr has process for taking kenesses by which a
gond on can be had forlhe small OF fifty ceut4 and
not eblse the custom to take poor pctule because
1t is cheap
All who favor him with a sitting for a likeness, will
be able confirm the above statement satisfaction
is guaranteed IN all cases. Every customer the
whole process by which the picture is taken and have
it explained 10 them cit arly.
TIE above Is no humtug Call and see for yourselves.
maril dr.
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Malble'zed iron MaOtles, Columns, Ped

MAJ bleed Iron Mautles, Columns, Ped
EsTALs, TABLE Toys &C., &c.
FNlE SALAMANDER MARBLE CO. invite public
L ntte ton 70 their Mubieed Ion, as one Of HE
greatest discoveries Of the age and for which hey re-
ceived the CORD BED1L at the last tair oil The
American Institute, and He MEDAL at the Fair of
the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute held at Washing
ton in Eel. uary and March OF fans ear
This mat rial having lie bass is more d vi a-
BILE nd cheaper than Marbe its approximations of
precious stones ana thechocest Marbles, in than
sixty different arelie., exact and surprisingly
beautiiul is capable of resisting create, degree Of
heat, and cannot be injured by the action of acids or
oil SiLAS C.'HERRING
The manufacturing department of this 90. Is under
the slpsrnteudence OF f. d J. Z. WlIliams the in
yentors Of the system and the liaancaI and general
business department that of 10 tUsToN, whom all
communications my be addressed, at the Principal
Wac Rooms, 6l3 b galway, New York
aprl d3mos
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Leather Belting.

CUPERIoR OAK TANNED stretched Leather Belt.
~ ing, for sale BY q. =. n A. J. HOWE,
jan2l df. corner Of Foster and Norwich sta
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Z. ". STURTEYAw-r.
For snrine Weal
Builock's Fa5ent Seed Planter

Bullock Fatant Seed Planter.
FsNtiS new implement be used TO Tiant any kind
of Seeds, usually planted hills, bni is more espe-
cialy alaped for toRS rlaalins Il deposits the ker.
nes at equal distances apart suhcit give it room.
for healthy growth thereby Hcreas liz The Yield large
y. W ith THIS MACHINE easily pAuit one
Gc,e in two and ha hours, it deposits an cnvers
The seed almost al the same time. The advantages of
this planter over oihcrs IN use, the price
for which il is sold, and the convenience Of having
corn in rows, each WAY OF the field thus VII Gdance
to pl0~ or cultivate between The rows, either way.
The PiaHters VIII bn furnished 10 persons plying
Torn or COeatg Rights at prices whicl cannot fell
70 pay Gerry tGrge qr9ht For fur Ihsr paricnlars,
please cali a. z3l Main street, wher the Machine may
be seen
N. Farmers are particularly Invited 70 call, and
examine this ne@ aud usHlat gneultlral Implement.
Worcester Feb ~, 1871 ga ri
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Fapar TfaY0inos.
=. y. Rsg z, o 5

fapar HangiDgs.
! HE snbsc iber las jusi received, direct from
Pafts} al invoice Of superior Papers, Tor Pariors
D,GUfhg RocaR, &nfries, Saloons, &c with IL fargo
collection OF Chimney 5otrd Prints CENTRE PIECES,
oADo'a, &c, which purchasers are invited examine
at 207 Main street, Worcester.
mch24 DIFF A. H. NEWTON
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WORCESTER TUESDAY. APRIL IS 1853
GROCERIES &c


q Al @saai tqief.s,,j isSs.ysd and
M,cb % 1913 M No.s s',1s'e ilocs.
Eiela geaGs.
r. ali kinds, for sale v Loiesaie end Re q, By
Nos and slain s. Opposite Court House.
mcl2s a1f
Peas Peas
TT ILLS Early June Teas; HiHs Early Marrowfat;
~ / s9peror 60 Obituary io ssoa'i a. '2r sale
Nos and Main St, opposite Court House.
onSo ru
Cats Feed. and Short
1SnN RUSaEfS8AFS.
lOOp ~ Toms FEED AND SHORTS,
DEXTER & EpnY.
Grass Seed
lust received and for sale & large lot Of Reaped
O Ifmnthy SaGH. of superior quality. Northern,
Western, and White lover seed slso, iane lot of
Northern Redtap Feed winch viii be sold wholesale
and retail at IAf lowe mar e prizes
Taft - HARRINGTON.
toei"r Of From, and rrunbal sts.
worcester 1prii !, 1858 aprl d4w
Garden Seeds.
Ft'E subscribers, feeling he necessity of having the
pnhlic supplied with good Gacicn Seeds, have made
arrangements TO isnjah at wholesale ana feiai all
riHs RICE, the well kHoV Gardener Of this City. Those
wishing purchase quantities SELL to use thsa-
selves, such Garrett Beet, Onion, any other kinds
Of Seed, be supplied al 'he lowe market prtces
corner OF Front and Trumbull streets
Worcester, March 10, 1858. DIV
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Circulating Safety Steam Boiler,

Circulating Safety Steam Boiler,
For Stationary Engines, Locomotives. Marine Engines
River, Lake, a ID Deem Steamers, &c The advan-
tages Of this Boiler all Others now in use are.
|. Entire Safety from Explosion being more liza
BILE TO explode than an open chaldrOn
2. Less than ONE THIRD the amount of fuel is re
qured to generate the steam obtained by OTHER boilers
of tue same power.
8. The cost of construction is REDUCED ONE
HALE
a They occupy bat ONE-THIRD the space of 9TH
boilers, andinay he applied to any engine in
The expense of Furnace Crates viii be mcacula
bly, essened By tie small amount of fuel required, and
the manner OF using II. r4
Tue Company guarantee the reality OF The above adj
vantages Their oncldsionS are based on PRACTICAL
RESULTS, many of these Boilers being now in use in
and about this city The inventor has but Just succeed
years Of application, in bringing this valuable
inv enton before the public 1t stands alone and inde-
pendent in its merits and il it has the qualities claimed
which are undeniab e, the public will at once acknowl-
edge its superiority over any other motive power.
arerms Of sale made known on application 1.-THE Of
flee OF the IRVING STEAM BOILER COMPANY"
corner Of Broadway aud Park-place, New 70 K, over
the New Broadways@ank
Circulars containing terms Of sale, &c. will be for
waSded by mail if requested, address above.
aDl2 d3m
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Unfashionable Hats and Cans

aeNA large variety which win be sold 4 great de-
v2ff,& ducton from cost At MERRILLsr
mara dawtf No. 7sl Main street
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a. or the best manufacture Beaver and
10y Fancy Hats aud Caps, Gloves, Miltens Feetng
~ shirts, Bosoms, Coars, stocks Ifdkfs, Huspen
doris, Umbrellas, Canes, Buffalo Robes 80, sc, Cheap
at MERRlLL'S,
mara dawu N if No. gel Main street.
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ALsO.-a great variety Of
Orna9n eIatAl Trees m d GhrtIYas.
BAR In0N and STEEL.

ERE0N.
Ok TONS assorted Swedish iron, iat and square.
%2J 1876 besl Nnrwns Bar Iron.
l5U tons assorted best refined Iron, round, fat, and
square
80 tons Shooting Iron, from y TO inches round
90 small round, and squsre' Iron, noul l-l6 to
a-l6 ofan inch
5 tons u. horsenai rods.
10 6 horse and SHOE Iron
10 {: hest NUfwsy rods, AMI shapes assorted.
20 e hoon ami htHd Iron, from to inches wide
% . Best Givf,den lion.
) LOwinore lrca, assorted.
Oval, and half round Irons
Sheet Iron
STEEL.
5 tons sleigh shoe ssel, (swediSl)
Z" best cast Seel (sand@yson, Bro. 81 Co
g round machinery Steel.
English spring de-
German TO-
Bisleted ~ do.
Coiking do
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Fisher g. Norris Cast Steel Face An-
wills and Vices

Best English AnviIs and Vices.
Horse ssasps and Files.
NUTS and WASHERS, AXLE-TREES and
BOXES, ELLIPTIC SPRINGS, BLACK
SMITHS BELLOWS, BLACKSMITH'S SEA
COAL.
OHIO A9yu w0vA. SCOTIA
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Peas (! Peas!

II Ills Early June ress; HiHs early aarrowfat;
~ Superior doj Obituary do; v ssouii ia i'r sale
By the barrel or less, BY J. G GREGORY,
Nos and Main ST. opposite Court House.
uch2G dtf
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{ T ali kipds, for sale V Loiesaie end re Ell by
~ g. GREGORY,
Nos. 3 and Stain So, Opposite Court Hoese.
mcl26 ar
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Framngham by Hoiston and Braggvlle. to Mil
ford IL miles and back, six times week, in duecon-
nexion with one of the trips on the main route.
Leave Boston daily except Sunday at 8 m, Up m,
Arrive at Worcester the same daysb 103 m, Al pun,
md 81 pm;
Leave Worcester daily except Sunday at 81 a M IL
m, and pm;
Arrive at Boston the same Gays by a m, j M and
64pm
Mansfield, Attleboro, Seekonk, and Pawtucket,
(RI,)t to Providence, 43 miles and back, eighteen
times week.
Schedule to connect with steamboat
Leave Boston daily except Sundays at pm;
Arrive at Providence the same days by Jpn;
Leave Providence daily except Monday, on arrival Of
the New York mail, say at m;
Arrive at Boston the same days by Ga m,
Schedule fortvo additional trips
Leave Boston daily except Sunday at to o. m, and
3to4pm;
Arrive at Providence the same days by 9 to IL m,
and to 7pm;
Leave Providence daily except Sunday at s to m,
and to 4 m;
Arrive at Boston the same days by to ii m, and
to7pm;
sO7 From Boston, by West Roxbury Dedham, South
Dedham Waipole, Walpole East, Med6eld, South
Wapoe, East Midway, West Midway, North
Wrenham, Wrentham, Franklin City, Franklin,
South Franklin, Bald Hill. Beanghan, South Bel
lineham, and Woonsooket Fslls RI, to Blackstone,
Mass IS miles aud back, sir times week, with .
branch from North Wrentham, by Rockville to Med
way, miles md bsck, six fines siweek in dus con-
Leave Boston daily except Sunday 1t s.l0pm,
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