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United states District Court
Before Hon. Judge lpgersoll.

MAY H. rbe GrapdJury, Of which Anthony j. Blocker
emsr, in and the Judge proceeded to
charge them Having referred to the ordinary topics
he mentioned that the Of the mysterious cr mes
committed board the schooner Eudora Imogene,
while In the Fast river would be eubmtted to them.
The vesee hsc been scuted and SUNK the captain and
mste missing, and The only person found BOARD
. negro arrested while enoeRvor,rg 10 reach shore
IN small boat. former Grand Jury found q true
bill against the accused for murder aud ecutng the
vessel the high Those offences pun.
ahatle with death. according to the laws of the
United States Exception was takeu to the indict-
place where the offence committed not ON
TIE high The accused hubseq ntiy arrested
charge OF violati0g other VI Congress- and
the United States Commissioner held him to
fore The Grand Jury, charge OF making revolt and
usurYing the command OF the vessel The act OF Con-
gess provides that any Of the Of
hns rcan vessel shsll9itnin ms Admiralty Inarime
juligGctien Of the United Sta.es-usurp the
thereof Deprive the ofcer Of his authority,
coDhne him, he rh.l nvctioD, be punished by
bard labor for ten yes-a The Court charged that Hur
gaze where those crimes Committed rot the
high seas; but II IT Is within the Admiralty and mari me
jul soc.icn OF the United States. snd this black
cid deprive the captain Of lis comman' usurp his
authority bv force Otherwise, EN-, although he
rot be punished tor the hs tiled and
victed this law Aher further observations
from the Court the Grand Jury retired.
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B,fors Hen Judge Davies.
ACTION AGAINST RAILWAY COAPAHY-rHE NOE.
WALK CALAMITY.
MAY q - Vdndeyrentev tie Nec York ond Neso Haven
Rosrcdd Ccmfowy.-This An action brought by the
sons of Mr. eaul vsndeenter, Who killed. or drowned
ct the Norva bridge calamity, the particulars of which
iamilsry Known The decreased was Ia the India
Iubte business, and President Of the National India
Rubber Company which had been then recently formed
Testimony was given to prove that the body of Mr. Van
cervsnur was passenger and was taken out of the
water. Previous 70 the calamity Mr. " turned Mr..
Jonathan rrotter fellow passenger and remarked that
The cars were gong fast At the instant whole
oIt OF the car seemed TO be coming towards Them the
went dowr, and they all thrown into the water
hour half sf;er the collision when his body was
ftund and the opposition Is that he was drowned The
were going from twentyseven to thirty miles an
hour AZ this time.
The Judge in charging the jury ssid that they were
10 regard the etc noaDts rich corporation but
simply ~ dsfendsnx and to upon their rights a.
they would upon those OF any private individual The
jury YOU'D err in their du they we're to permit any
appeal BY counsel to excite prjudises in their minds
against The eeenoants becaufe they operation,
any prejudice resulting from this terrific calamity
There pre.epce that this done wiifuy the
part OF these defendante-,hAt they committed wldl
murder If the sther Of these children By this Accdent
il l.gal negligence, and thsrsfore the descendants
saaly respcnsips for the resuts flowing from it. be-
The resulted from the OF
of their employees.
Verdict for plaintiff $50 and costs.
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Supreme Court,

ADMISSIONS TO THE BAR-IMPoRTANT TO STUDENTS.
MAY21 rhe following gentlemen admitted to the
bar-william e. Teft Lewis Beach, 0. r. Bright T. b.
EIdrecge, 8. C. Garthwaite, Jr f. b. Hornles, W. d.
8 smith r. g. stsarns, George scbmderer George r.
Thomson, g. A. Bins, +. G. Bowman A. r. Dttenhoefer
Flek s. r. Glsssey John Hayes, =. Kspp, G. W. Nor
liz r r norris, G.. y. Nichols, VIM. slosson, o. r.
steele, 4, Henry IyppP, A, n, Wslss.
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ALAAnAc roR NBw YoR-rnu
0uU DWOl~~ 81 NOON 10 -
SUE sEn.. NeH ,....,. 10
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Il, D,
Mr.. GARRIsH, from Madison Presbytery, Indiana said
that in bis view avehoding offence; not the
cidenal things that sometimes connected with II,
but tha. 1t itself bundle Of abuses, and al John
Wesley had said 1t was "the susn Of all viisnieso
Rev. Mr.. TUR1IY said IL was sufficient for him to know
that in the book of inspiration he could not find
anywhere tsthou shas no. hold slaves.n On the
trEry in the New Testament II is spoken OF a. fact
existing and the General Assembly ought to treat u rs
fact hat exists and lay down rules ier its government
Re opposed TO he majority report because hs did NOT
contider IL definite enough
Rev. Mr.. HoIlY- II this assembly establish the prin
cipe that pavehoding IL ain per Sc viii abandon It,
You say We great snners-so we are, and you don't
know how bad we We only ask this General
hs prov providence ,s0 has placed u In community
where think and fee And have hearts and minds In
eorreotien With Vcu fo- ptas such resolutions ~ will
Fsnd there to preach the Gospel to those peoplef
Southern men, with Southern manners and Southern
South, who will You send Men with your sentiments
Nay. You say IN every such resolution and In eyery
act tina. you abandon The SOUTH you give up Is lost
aud take from us al power TO do good. In the Presoy
terry left we have ~ Northern man--a Yankee
snd don't cay III ont o. any disreapect, for my wife
Is Yankee, and 1--we tbem-but be Is whose
wboe FOUL il bound up in slavery and who feels he
not stay In the General Assembly If IL dent pass such
o. e. m to ABANDON !
fence | will stand by the rights defended in 1887
apd 1898. am STAKEHOLDER in principle, and would
not receds inch for my life. am STAKEHOLDER from
choice but If had been born ~ the North very pro-
baby sboud have been abolitionist.
M CooprR-Does he brother think robbery Ia wrong?
Kew Mr. HoMY-I 90 not think that Is legitima5 o
question Mr. Holly proceeded to speak at stl greater
eng b, on the views be had set forth.
Judge DARLING, Of Philadelphia, was In avor OF the mi
noii,y report but said that DR.. Boyd and his friends
could have the minority report printed In the minutes
. protest,
The MODERATOR explained the points presented in both
reports. -
Rev Dr. jon PARKR spoke In support OF the minority
report He desired N know did Christ or St. Paul make
sny abolition upon the subject Of slavery Yet
(lrs hsa given his apostles the work oiconVey ,ng a.
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ESTER DAILY S
nte0itilles.

S<REAVILLE'S EGETABLE EX-
W THACP.-The most efectual remedy ever discov
cred for Canker Canker RASH and Scarlet Fever Canker
and Thrush in the Mouth, Throat Distemper what
Malignant Putrid Sore Throat DYsENFERY and all Sum
HER CoMPLANTsi has been in twenty years
As family medicine it is unrivaed, being composed OF
harmless materials.
AS the season is now approaching when so many are
subject to bowel conlats particularly teetting chill
dree, it should be found in every household
The public hereby cautioned against spurious ar
ce which is in the market with the circular wrap
per Of the genuine article copied almost entire with the
certificates, only changing the of the proprietor
The genuine has the fac smile of the inventor, A. S.
GkENNILLE, on the wrapper and circular. It is now
manufactured by his widow Mrs A. s Grenville and is
sale at John j. Brown Sons, 425 Washington Street
and Chas 7. Carney, 13S Washington Street, Boston.
Also by james Green and D. Scott, Worcester and by
druggists generally.
Also, GRENNILLES EMINENT, to accompany the
Extractor liberated Sore Throat outward applca
ton. 1t Is good for any kind Of inflammation. For
burns, light sever, It will relieve the anguish almost
instantly, and perform most wonderful cure It would
be well for every family to keep it. being also good for
Bruises, Chblans Chapped Hands, Sore Lips Noses,
Piles, &c, &c. my22 eMNThtf
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TUESDAY, AUGUST IL.
nle0tfli,rs.

PORTLAND, ME.. April ?, 1853
az. HIs.Ea-Dear Sir-EHclosed you will find $40,
~ which present you a token Of my thanks for
having relieved Of the consequences of that detesabe
habit self abuse You will recoect my as being
one OF peculiarly bad appearance. In May called upon
you and at that time confused my mind that ii
was with difficulty could remember from hour to
another My system was completely shattered t. pieces
distrusted my best friends and considered Them my
eqlesi my appetite gone, food world not stay upon
my stomach. finally got bad that my friends thought
was IN a consumption and thenI called you-you
cured me--and am man again. Thanks to your val
liable aid, all OF my bad habits gone, and all Of their
consequences. / hsye no weakness and perfectly
happy. Accept my thanks and refer to me publish
this you may fit.
Yours until DEATH J. MILLS.
DR. HILL. 12l Main-st Worcester, Mass. arc diff
a SPECIAL BULLETIN FOR THE
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OlulGibuses
NEW WoRCEsTER = LINCOLN sa

New WORCESTER 81 LINCOLN sQ
O M N / B u s.
CHANGE OF TIME-Monday June 9, 1856
Leaves New Worcester,
At g. ST. and 10t, A. NJ, and u, 81, 81 and P. M.
Leaves Lincoln Square,
At u 81, and r. A. NJ, and "a, Al, and 8, P. NJ.
Leave Harrington %. ner at 8, P. NJ.
Leaves Harrington Corner, for New Worcester, miD
utes after leaving Lincoln Square,
SUNDAYS.
VIII leave New Worcester at 10 A. Nj, and "a P. NJ,
returning at the close OF meetings.
u Fare each way 6 la cents.
je9 dtf l.. B STONE. Proprietor.
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Notiees.

ICE: ICE! ICE!-Those wishing to be sup
Il piled with Ice will bs accommodated by applying at
he Office, Me- IA Main Street. over the gum
sigamond Bank, leaving orders with the drivers. Also
at the following places:
Lyman Drury's, Nos 81 and IS Front Street
Belcher 4 Stowelis, City Hail.
Ellis Flagg's, Park Street.
The terms for supplying Ice for 1855 arefor 5000 lbs
and under % cents per 100 pounds 5000 TO 10000 lbs
20 cents per 100 pounds; all over 10000 pounds, one
shilling per 100 pounds.
The above prizes are In order to prevent de-
lention it win he expected that the refrgeraors and
water will BE- ready.
arRefrigeTatoys for sale at the Office. Office hours
from 9 tc ~ A. NJ, and from to 4 o'clock P u.
an2 dtf WALKER x SWEETSER
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pouirette is composed Of two thirds night soil and one
third decomposed vegetable abre
Ieeu Is composed Of tire iourths night soil and one
fourth No. / Peruvian Guauo '"'
Ihese nhnnres are cheaper and better adaped for
ing Corn vegetables, and Grass than any other IN ~
market Can be put In cunact with the seed without In
lwy ana causes Corn AMI seeds p come up sooner
two weeks earlier, and yield one third more nan other
ma a hpu " sure prtUentatiuc Of the Cu' Worm
Two bbls. Poudrec. or 100 Ms TnGr viii n,,,r,. e,
gere Of Corn N the hin Tlieu, "a cta per N, pou
9ree w per Dbl or 81 90 for any quiptty aver bbe
F'fn un hoard vessel or railroad, free from any charg,'
,w PloaAte +" ciriage. pamphet containing every
ln"nAl'n sent Postpaid, 10 any one sending lheir adj
TINE LODI MANUFACTURING co
ups wjm % Couttland st Nav, Vo,l
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complies and Intensive in the country, embracing every
known branch of the art viz Cemetery Garden, Baco-
ny, Verandah, and Builiug Ratings Window Girders
Tree Boxes setees, Brackets &c. &c. of the choice
and elaborate designs. Public squares, Cottages Pri
vate Dwellings, and Cemetery Lots enclosed in manner
not to be surpassed All orders any part Of coun
try, promptly attended to, at prices that will defy compe
tition. J, HEALEY,
81 Sudbury St., opposite sudburyP Boston.
mch11 law6m
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TR1RY DIR. CLOUGm'S COLUMBIAN
PILLS.

These rus are getting wonderful sale, for thing
market The reason they cure disease 50 certainly,
Dyspepsia, Liver Complain Headache oostigeness, Piles
Nervousness, and especially
FOR FBMALEs TO USE,
uuder III delicate elreumstancea these Pills The mos
mild Innocent and certain, of any medicine dacoy
cred The proprietor Is willing TO forfeit The medicine IN
all cBcs the Pills do not give satisfaction when faith
iuly used Powerful, drostc purgntiYes generally do
more hurt than good but these Pills are not such ar
tee they are very mild and gentle, but powerful TO OK
pei and cure disease, and every family would no well t.
keep henin The house for IL preirnc % any other
mcdiniur. Try these PILLS, BY all mcaus sui Il Nnr
regterby y Scott, o. w. Bpuu i. Green, aud al ugdic,
dealers everywhere BURR * FOSTER, Boston, s,u,ay
alg dawu
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NWOK EsTER MNASIU M
Wv ON Ornhnrd ST.. neNt 10 Wntor. Cnrn.

Open froa 4 NJ. M p. M
tnatrieton given to gentlemen from 10 a. TO y. IN
go o, and % 10 p. m,
Ladies' are under The tuition u female teacher from
!, Up m. Ia
MS arabls that pupls should be puncuai In AZ end
ine lie tA.rri.es of thcir respective clnsacs
TtnN bor ono Scat 3l5i aX mnnl SO, ilncemintlis
S0j payable quarterly IN advance rfimient puds 70
J. " BAILEY I
jtO du A. MOMNEUN, SliopiN'oiS' .
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GtHUkCu BELi4S.-rho subscriber having cas-
~ number Of thousand Church Bells, ana obtained
two G0fd dndfoW SUUcy Weiais ut Che different Fairs
an give OF his claim 10 patronage. Orders solicited.
GEORGE n. HOLBROuK,
"ilf WV Hast Mpdgav Naas
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nMNNIs 4. InnNgl,-

to Stephen a. Aen) Importers and dealera i'm
BAR HOOP, SHEET, AND BOILER IRON,
Ship and Railroad Spikes Tim ldtes Zinc Conner
Uue, Metals, &c. &c.
Nos. 81 & 33 Cen IrnIssi, Boslou.
5. JAMES DEESls, uESRy Nj. JoHNsoN
Jan. 80, 1856 viz
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DUY ME- AND WILL no YOU
hD G00D.--The Great Spring y summer Medicine
DR.. LANGLEYiS

This is medicine tremendously composed Of some 0l
the best Roots Herbs, Banks, in such manner that
II acts directly upon the stronghold Of disease They
torpid Liver known as Liver Complaints for Jaundice,
Dyspepsia, Bile, Cosycness, Headache, Languor, Weak.
ness Debility, Dizziness Piles, Loss o. Appetite, &c.
They purity the blood, promote healthy circulation,
eradicate humo. give The whole system vital energy and
power, ana 10y constant USE keep of disease. over
100000 bottles sold NE last year and more persons
received benefit, than from any other medicine ever
known. II always does good.
Only 70 cents for Pnis and SO ceuts for Quarts Sold
everywhere. 0ico, ~ Union Street. Boston.
fue
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sSs-.---azgA Where you VIII find large assert
meu Of the above articles constantly hand, which we
Intend TO SELL CHEAPERtlA can sewhere In
the city.
Work furnished to order at short notice. Orders by
all promptly attended to- mch24 DIFF
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q. ID. A0pertisenlenta.

NNJOOLEN EIACHTNERY.-C. /. GOD
+ Y DARD, New YorN, only manufacturer of the orig
inal STEEL RING and TOOTH BURRING MACHINES
and FEED ROLLS, to he attached to First and also to
Secnnd Rreehers amt Fuisners OF Wooden Caraing Ma
chimes 1he attainment to second Breakers and Finish
ers IS and very important These machines are in
successful operation, first Breakers in most Of the
principal Wooden Factories in the United Sates Canaaas
snd Mexico, and deemed by experienced manuactur
rs, as the most perfect machines used and indispensable
e. the economical and successful manufacture Of wool
They are in fact the only strong, durable and
fnly operating machines in No carding machine
should run an hour without them
The Feed Rolls strong. dorable, and worthy Of at
tsnti0n,
Circulars explaining these machines and Rolls refer
enees to mills having them in use, &C. may be had by ad
dressing c. L. GODDARD,
No. Bowling Green, New York whom orders Should
hn INV All
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lfle0ttilles.
ARNOLD's. GLOBULES
Al FLUID.
UNION or THE OLD AND THE NEW
Medicine and cil,fsiry-Au opntiy and
gomoep patty,
IN THESE MEDfoo CHEMICAL


RESTORERS OF HEALTH
Which eradicate auuors by Introducing into the blood and
system the chemical opposite of the Human Poison
They remove or cure Bihousness in like manner, by quiz
city consuming the cause through chemical action.
They strengthen the blood and give it increased life
and vigor Of health
Bilious attacks prevalent in spring. may be preUeRt
ed By the Of the Glo5uies and Yiai Fhid in
nection. The case of gentleman we'll in Worces
ter is illustration Of his inporten item their ef-
feet. Lassitde WEAKNESS and debility of spring
especially geced and directly removed by their peculiar
action in vSaizng the blood and giving the elements
of fresh, cool airthus tempering the effect of spring
changes in the atmosphere and sgtreme summer heat
This item should be noticed realized by every person
subject to bilousness lassude debility, lessenei appe
tite or weakened at approsch Of weather
and during its continuance The VITAL FLUID partcu.
lariy UiUDfes aud tones up the SYSTEM Cosiveness
may be and permanently cured by taking small
doses of the Globues regularly and the Fluid inter
walls Piles thus reduced and permanently bartshed.
JOHN O. HILL, 229 Main St., wholesale dealer in
Worcester, will supply trade il vicinity at the lowest
prices. Sold also by Bush Co.. Scott Spur and apoth-
ecares and medicine dealers generally in Worcester and
vicinity. my15 DIT
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FHyHE BRITISH PLATE GLASS COM
4 PANY RAYENHBAD, LANG ASnIRE, ENGLAND,
Warehouse for the United States,
JOHN R. PLArT, 10 Hurray.st., New York
Where viii be found full assortment of their Superior
Polished Plate for Store House Fronts Show Cases
&C. Also, Rough Glass from to u inches thick.
N. B. Western customers are referred to the new State
Bouse Of Ohio al Columbus, which ia glazed sith the
Piate Glass OF this Company mch24 dom
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no DANGER APPREHRNDED from the insects poison
Ing thing they may come in contact with after leay
Ing the Paper and it possesses great advantage
ali other Poisons in ats not being liable to be mist1
en-, thereby preventing those serious accidents which
of almost daily 1t be hung he walls
Of room in the window out # the reach Of children
although little fear need be apprehended of its ujurng
them. h
Fall directions each sheet Retail price cents per
1heet. ~ ~ ~ st
BURR, FOSTER & CO., Cornhin, Boston, General
10 whom all orders shnuld be addressed. ie2I aN5n
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Business Gar0s.

E.B. LAwSOR g. co., ca4sa
-DE4LgRs NJ
New and Second Hand Furniture, Crockery
and Glass Ware Stoves, Carpets, nd all kinds
of House Furnishing Goods,
NIB Cash paid for second hand FURNITURE. at
&C & 6s Main ST., by /. B. LAMsoN & co.
W. dly
IA. WEDGE.
no Sc AND SIG n PAINTER,
PAPER HANGER,
No. 10 southbrdge street. Worcester, Mass
ROUND AGAIN!
And win be pleased TO see patrons and friends at
o. Il. Cd,
WORCESTER HOUSE BLOCK.
JOHN BOYDEN.
LEADWoRTH & WITT.
Snioosa, Resiausnns, & Eating House.
BASEMENT CLARE's Ne BLooK
Cor. Main & Mocha &C sts.I
n B. stabling for horses in therear of The building
GUSTAvUS ELLIOTT.
Re Il n e BR0RER,
2S6 Mainst. Intelligence 0mce. 1856 Rian St.
Real Estate Bought, Sold, Exchanged, Rented Rents
Collected &c, nc.
Persons wishing good help and those wishing cool sit
~ '9o 70 o@ oinoe' Zoo nam street, gtcr
49,, 1---s2 auo dIy
II. C. FISH,
M4NUFACTURER OF
IRON RAILINt4S FENCES .SHTTptpERS
ss,,,;r,,,. - Tszs.T=- - -, ''9'
of every deserirt;a1, at ~ Es 7f - en-
an az I,''''' 0' Spio" o.
~
JJAN A. DOD GE,
ACH N Nu,o1
WlPCRSrEP SfkSS
Orders to he left at lsovden;s F1cba,oo oBoo No
Worcester House Blo,. AZ Parkeriq staSIa ite n
w. r. r. Depot: and at his residence M q T,,rhi,II
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~ f. HIBBARD's oELEBRATED WILD

, Re hABBA x D'S CELEBRATED WILD
"a. CHERRY BTFTERS,
For Nervous Weakness and General Debility.
A Cough is the bark of the dog that warns person of
approaching Consumption In most cases of colds and
coughs they arise from torpid of the liver in
all such the Wild Cherry Bitters is The best thing
that can be TAKEN and long and affective diseases may be
prevented and cured by their timely use. Neuralgia
nervous rheumatism pasms, snting lassude, torpid
state Of the liver finds certain and pleasant andoe in
the Wild Cherry Bters For females it is particularly
adapted, and is panacea
NEwBURGH, July 10, 1913.
Mr. R. F. Hibbard: was time troubled with Loss
Of Appette and faintasss at the Stomach which
peculiarly DISTRESSING advised by some friends to
try Wild Cherry Bitters. did SOL and before had
used one bottle found myself better, and before another
bottle was used had gained my strength my appetite
was good, and am in good health, As sedative,
or tonic, hinkin fact know, they not surpassed
by anything have ever used.
Respectfully, SARAH HILDRETH
Prepared and sold by HTBBARD Il OSBORNE No. 81
Nassau Street. New York. and sold by many of the deal
ers throughout the country.
u Frice 81 per Bottle.
For sale by JOHN Q. HILL, Sole Agent for Worcester
Mass, and by dealers generally. d1y mch11
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hE DRAINING, &c,
~. ONElL wishes to Inform The citizens of Worcester
hu vicinity, That he has commenced business nj the
ncr on Market and Main Street, under the Tx
ohnnge HOTEL where VII orders in the above line, will he
promptly attended 70. The subscriber being practical
workman Of uuquestionabe experience both in Europe
ana America feels confident Of giving complete satsfac
ion to al who may favor him with calf and hopes by
tic attention 10 business 70 merit share Of public pat
0nage
Specimens Of draning to be seen on The premises
mchlS d6m&w2t
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75H4ssI INIPORTANT 70 CONSIGN-
go ORS.
CHEAPEST AND BEST ROUTE
For W estern TranSDOFtHti Hun

By Vermont Central Line.
Connecting at 0gdensburg with Northern Transports
ton Co.'S Lire of fourteen First Glass Steam Propellsrs
Merchandise forwarded to the West with but one tan
hpment between Worcester and Lake Ports; thus void
ing ire delay and damage often attending frequent re-
Loading. OTIS KIMBALL, General Agent,
los State Street, Boston.
Contracts for transportation will be maze by EDWIN
BYNNER, Master Of Transportation Of Worcester &
Nashua Railroad, at the Fright Office Lincoln Square
Marx Packages ~. c. LINE
Worcester June o. 1865 d3m
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GCHO0LEY's PATENT REFRIGER-
~ AIORS.

TO T II Z p U B LTC.
The "MEAT, Provision, AND Fsmr PRgsRRgRRr now
offered to the public, introduced in May, 1856 by
John y. schooeg, the patentee Mr.. Schooley has i'm
proved upon all othermeans OF preserving meats LIQUIDS
and fruits, liable deeompoe, in climate SO yaria-
Die as we have in New England. II may be said with
prOprey through the warrants Of undenabe proofs and
testimony, that his Preserver is constructed upon phio-
sophctl principle, sustained by The laws Of condcnsa.
ton and Fabrication, making il at once reliable aud of
hcacuabe benefit for domestic convenience on the land
ami sea
For sale al VIM. B. rABBR & CO.'S,
my2J d2n No. / American House Building.