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Boston, May Is. 1886.

FSIs ips5sEt- OVIDEN CE AND
eEsg sasseN21 go W WORCESTER RAILROAD Fail
Amusement On MONDAY, Oct. 49, 1856, Passenger
Trains will leave as follows:
Worcester at IT'S and 11.25 a. m land 345 p. m.
Providence for Worcester 7.3O and 11.45 a. M, and
Atop. IN.
idence with steamer Perry from Newport and at Worces
ter with the Express Boston for Albany and
the West also for New York, via Springfield, Hartford,
With trains of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad for
Norwich; and Boston and Worcester Railroad for Boston
With trains of tie Worcester and Nashua Railroad, of
Lowell, Nashua Manchester Concord, sc.
With trains Cf the Worcester and Fitchburg Railroad
for Fchburg, Keene, Bellows Falls, &c.
The IL As train from Providence connects at Wora
cester with the afternoon Accommodation trains from
Worcester of the aforementioned roads, Also, with the
accommodation train for Albany, and the Express train
fol New York.
The so p. train from Providence connects at Provi
dence with the steamer Perry from Newport Waterford
with trains the Norfolk County Railroad from B0s-
ton at Worcester with the Steamboat train for New York
via Norwich
Passengers for Way Stations on the Western Railroad,
between Worcester and Springfield except for W. Brook
field and Palmer, will take the 1l45 a. train from
Providence.
The IL as M train from Worcester connects at Wor
cester with the morning trains from Norwich Springfield
Fitchburg, Nashua, and Lowell.
AT Providence with the afternoon trains for Boston,
Taunton New Bedford Fail River, and with steamboats,
for Fall River and Newport.
The $40 train from Worcester connects at Wor-
cester with the Express train which leaves New York at
O'Clock a. m.
With the morning Express and Accommodation trains
from Albany. and with the midday Accommodation train
from Norwich, Springfield Fitchburg, Nashua and Low
ell
At Providence with the Boston and New York Steam
boat train for New York; stoningon and the steamer
Perry for Newport.
The 7SO a. m. train from Providence and the 45 a.
train from Worcester with the trains of the
Norfolk County Railroad at Waterford for franklin Wal
pole, Dedham and Boston. The 4l0 p. N. train ON
Providence, and the 3 45 train from Worcester,
connect at Waterford with trains from Boston, Dedham
Walpole &c,
These trains also connect at Mville. with coaches to
and from Slatersvie. At Whtns with coaches to and
from East Douglas and Whitinsvie.
AT Farnum's with coaches and from Grafton Centre
New England Village, and Upton
The 80 a. M train from Providence, connects at
WooGsocket with coaches from Milford and the 430 p M
train with coaches for Milford.
I7Through tickets sold at Providence for all i'm
portant points West of AbaHy rates as by aHy
other route, and at same rates from Boston.
s. H. TABOR, sup't.
Providence Oct 49, 1856. dawtf
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1le0icJites.

etSE ASSES SUCCEsSFULLY TREav-
~, = -RANhRKABf 4 CURE PERFORNEb-
'' -, on AnYiGE AND CAuUoy Auconrarei nv tbe
w ,'peFai patronage bestowed uUor me iv nv fsI
ahc the pablo, during the t,,s ~ ,.a,-s ~ "a
lIl,.y success which has attended NV efF,rts a., t
o me sex, Am d-te7mined not to relay INV y,r
oha 70 tnft lef u'e'ulaess ba. ra her 10 s
0rrenswsd lahors in nv uqda. ,fa = 7P'i7 ''5'-l
"iFtsss hsrgt' o. consi erd incurdble can bs
~ IN. a e lut pFHot in nv axnerienca
l'h1mt = s% P3rncntr c5ser, m ght IA .,,, II
cured af vomiting bloa3, aft-r having hoe, u :,
he tsm5ly physician to die Mr. T. cpreI ~ " i ~ ~
eruption ever his head snd parts Of h. ~, ''1
nou7cgd inelyahle By of the hes e tn %
folk c'uniy. Mr.. s, cured IF consunntj. " III ''r
liver aN3 kidnry complaint. Mrs 4 If cane -; ~ ~
throa' a large a. quart bowl Mr. b. Of go, IN, ,ae
syU toms. after having been brolght mar 10 -. ~
der the treatment Of other respectable Nc
NJ, Of consumption Mr.. O., of v. rY ais-minq co,sr,
tie symptoms; ami might 60 with such cases Al
fill columns. -'''
HOPE, THEN, IS FOR THE SICK
d. not make a business Of sending medicines to
agents, rely for ely and cures upon being h
to prescribe the medicines myself Persons can consult
by letters and have th7r naiicines by ex press
ADVICE.
am always glad to give freely and persons calling
upoo need not feel under any obligations to take med
icines, unless they choose tn do 50.
WORDS OF CAUTION
This is an age Of new things; among much good there
is much hunbug. Be not anxious to be experiment
ed on. For Ten years haze found my medicines tn he
safe and eicacious and the public may rely at they
will do what is promised for them
WARRANT A CURE
In all durable cases. IF peryon gives my remedies
fair trial without receiving e promised brneft ana is
afterwards cured by some other physician will refund
all the money paid me
full description Of my medicines, and many certid
Gates of remarSable together with uucn useful in
formation, can he had by applying ct my office Ny
book sent by mail on the receipt Of postage stamp.
The following is my advertising card:
D.SPEAN, indiqH Doctor, 81 much c.I .hratal for
his remarkable cures, may be nsuled his Office Nh
Is hneeland -, from to N Upon an diseases
and conditions Of the hamaa system, free If charge
As usual DR. Spear gives especial att ntian to chronic
forms Of disease Iumors of the Bl)ot Dyspepsia Com
sumption, Skin Diseases, Urinary Di hcules Abnormal
Condition OF he Kidneys, Liver, and UeaIt Rheuadtsn
all Female Diseases especially Pre- 1psus Uter ami un.
natural suppressons, weaknesses and debes.
d. Spear is now being visited by thousand patients
every month, some Of whom travel hundreds of miles to
consult him and to oba ain his medicines.
DR. Spear will warrant a in every durable case
After giving his remedies fair trial if a is not e
iected he will pay any other sican who will effect
cure, his bill, not exceeding 500
PERSONS at distance can consult him by letter. eucos
ing stamp to pay the postage
y SPEAR Indian Doctor
81 d1y No. is Knee'snl Street, Boston. Mass
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....THURsDAY OCTOB ER
&0tgoG0g.
So NORWICH 4 NORCEsCEH

- NoRNvICH : UoRCEs rEi'
HANGE OF TIME.
On and sf.er MONDAY. May LIST, 1856, Passenger
Accommodation TRAINS sill leave as follows
No.wich for Worcester and Way Stations, 6 A. l2eo
NJ, and Sl5 p N.
Worcester ioT Norwich and Way stations, and lVlt
A. Nj, and $50 P NJ
The Steamboat Train for leaves at P m
p. St NJ ANDREWS, Agent,
NV R ofie Norwich. May >, 1856. #
FETCBB RIG a. VVDRCES-
ss TER BAtL6OAD.
TIME ALTERED--NEw AlRANGEHENT
On and afjrr MONDAY, June 16th, Passenger Trains
will leave Fitshburs at 90 a m l26o aud 40 m
Leave Worcester at $40 and II co a M 400, p.
IVERs PHILLIPS, Pres't,
ss...s..es W0RCEST&R * NASHUA
y-ss,.5ss r. R.-Ou and after October !, passenger
trains will run rs follows.
Leave Worcester at 6 20 and 100 NJ, and 100 P. II
Leave Nashua 100 and II IS A. NJ, and so P. NJ.
At Nashua, all trains connect with the trains of the
Concord Railroad where passengers take the to and
from the Northern the Passumpsc the Boston, Concord,
and Montreal, and the Vermont Central Railroads.
AT Groton junction trains connect directly with She
trains of the Stony Brook Raroad aud also with those
of the Ftchburg Railroad, with the exception of the first
train Iom Boston; and at Fchburg with trains Of the
Vermont & Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads,
For further particulars and connections with other
roads, zee Pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Eng
land States" G. w. BENTLEY, Sup't.
Worcester, Oct. l. 1866. diff
tz-.s-s.szl BOSTON AND yVORCES-
u.s. TER RAILROAD. SUMMER ar
GEMENT-commencing MONDAY, May 10, 1865.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester, follows:
Leave Worcester at (about Ex.)6 O. $40 AN, 12.45
Ex.), (S.3OE ~ AIS, and (1lS0, Ex.) P. NJ.
Milbury 6.10 am ,S.55 p. m.
Milford at $50, $50 a. m, 4.15 p. m.
Northboro' $50, 8. 20 a. m, AIS p. m,
Marlboro 655, 10 a. M, 440 p m.
birmingham Centre Ills, 1880 a. m, 500
Saxonville 645 m, LOO p.
Newton, $50 *7.20, (ts.0O W. Tr.) 900, ellis W.
TIL M. *1S0, 220, 400, (*545 W. IT,. 8, S.15 p.
Brookline, $50, 49, s, $50, 10, m, 115 $50 4,
$40, 6.45, 9, pm.
Needbam Plain, 8, 8 a.m. 1.5O, $40 p M.
*West Newton Station.
TRAINS FOR WORCESTER, as follows:
For Worcester at g. (S.3O Ex) m, 1.3O, (4OO Ex.,)
4.30, $3.50 Ex.) p. NJ.
Milbury 6, a, m. 4.30 P NJ.
Milford 6, a. m. l 30, 4.30, p. m.
Northboro' a. M, 130, 4.30 p. m.
Marlboro at 6, a, m. 1.30, 4,30 p, m.
Franlngham Centre 6, a. m. 130 4.30 D. m.
sISaxonvile 915 a. IN, 6p m.
Newton, %, W. Tr.), s. 9.15, 2.SO (1.SO W. Tr.)
8, SO, e.I5p.m.
Brookline, 100 TAO, 9, HOO, a. m; 1915 ESQ $50
Is, 6.15, T15 $780, p. m.
Charles River Branch, 100 m 10 10, $50 615 m.
Albany 6, and $3.50 Ex) a. M, and 1.30 p m.
New York via Springfield, $3.50 Ex) a. M, "A Ex) M.
New York via Norwich, $50 Elk p.m
Sunday Mail at P NJ, taking passengers for Worces
ter, Springfield, Hartford New Haven, and New York.
" Express Trains stop only at birmingham.
G. TWICHELL. Sup't
Boston, May To- 1856. dawtf
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1Fr0lCtue5.
F. nIBBARD,s CELEBRATED WILD

~. II BkbA * Us DELHDtNALGb ffLLb
&A CHERRY BITFERs,
For Nervous Weakness AID General De6ifsty.
Cough the bars of he dog hat warns person of
approaching Consumption. In nos cases OF colds and
coughs they arise from torpid state Of the liver, ard IN
all such cases the Will Cherry hters is the hest thing
that b. taken and long and di tive diseases may De
prevented and cured by their timely use N'uralgit:
nervous rheum 3ti spas1s, ai1a lisSjtaie or t0rpd
state Of the liver finds certain and pleasant aa tote in
the Wild Cherry B'ters. For females i is particularly
adap ed, and is panacea
MrRF Hubbard: was some tim troubled with Lass
Of appetite and |aintseSs at e Stomach, which was
peculiarly DISTRESSING. ivssd by come friends to
try your Wild Cherry Bers. did so; ami before hl1
used one bottle myself better aad teore another
bottle used, had gained treng h. my appetite
good, and am noa in good health, As a seiative,
tonic thinS-in fact knew. they not surpassed
Rsspecffniy, --'N SARAH HIuDRETH.
Nassau Street. New York. and sold by many Of the deal
ers throughout the conntry.
q grice, 81 per Bottle.
For sale by JOHN Q. HILL Sole Agent for Worcester,
Mass and by dealers generally dly mchll
PORTLAND, Me-, April 2. 1858. g
ERR. HELB-Dear sr-Enclosed you will find $40,
" which I present you a token of my thanks for
having relieved Of the consequences of that deesabe
habit self abuse You will recolect my case being
Of peculiarly bad appearance. In May called upon
you. and at that time confused my mind that it
was with difficulty could remember from hour to
another. My system completely shattered to pieces;
distrused my friends and considered them my
epies my appetite gone, food would stay upon
my stomach finally gotso bad that my friends thought
was in consumption and then called upon you-you
cured me-and 1 am again. Thanks to your val.
liable aid all of my bad habits gone, and all of their
consequences. hsve weakness and perfectly
happy Accept my thanks and refer to or publish
this as you may At.
Yours until death, ]. MILLS
DR.. HILL, 12l Main-st Worcester, Mass ap9 DIFF
RHC ECKRON's = l. e b e a I u d
IA LINIM EMF,
EQUALLY GOOD FOR NAN OR BEASTy!
Has trumphed where al other remedies have failed to
have a beneficial effect 1t is justly acknowledged to be
the greatest
EXTERNAL REMEDY
the known world, and its sale is unsurpassed in the
annals of medicine. Unlike many other popular med
cnes of the day. it is recommended by many prominent
members of the Medical Faculty their preiuiices having
yielded the many ndspudbe demonstrations Of cures
it has performed, where other remedies have failed.
Hundreds of Certificates might be gjuen,
showing the superiority of this medicine all other ex
ternal applications, but TRIAL all that is re
quhed to convince the most skeptica Of its meri.a
Prepared by J. 5. & j. +. SELDEN, Haddam, CT. aud
sold throughout the United States and Canadas.
General Agents-BURR 4 FOSTER, No l Cornhili
Boston.
For sale in Worcester, by NJ B. GREEN CO., ZIG
Main street. d1Y f26
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ENMMONS. DANFORTH,& SCUDDER,
h Nos. 81 Il 80 South Market and Chatham Streets,
Boston, offer for sale:
500 Hhds Porto Rico and Muscovado Sugars
100 hhds and rs Tierces Free Labor Sugar.
$50 boxes Bro. Har. SUGAR.
1850 hhds Porto Rico, Muscovado, and Cuba Moasses.
100 bids Free Labor M0LASSES.
200 hhds New Orleans Moasses.
$500 half chests Green and Black TEAS
$500 bags Mocha, Java, Rio, Porto Cabelo, and st.
Domingo COFFEE.
200 bags PEPPER so bags PIMENTo.
50 cases NUTMEGS, with general assortment of
VIC 9rn
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Olllllibuses.
NEW WORCESTER & LINCOLN sQ
q NJ NJ ! II u s.

CHANGE OF TrME.-Monday June Q, 1866
Leaves New Worcester,
Al "a, 81, and l04, A. NJ, and Is, 80, bIand p M.
Leaves Lincoln Square,
ia 81, and II, A. NJ, and "a, AZ, and G, p M
Leave Harrington % ner at 9, Pm.
Leaves Harrington Corner, for New Worcester mir,
utes after leaving Lincoln Square
SUNDAYS.
WIN leave New Worcester at 10 A. NJ, and lap M
returning at the close Of meetings %
" Fare each way 1 - cents
Jss du Il. D STONE. Proprietor.