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VERDICT OF THE JURY.

1he jury came dov- s.ars and entered tho room 81
I'VE sadtwsnty min past ten. and the Deputy Coro-
ner. Mr. John ooupsry read over the names Of the
jurors Individually, % Fhich they responded.
Tho ooRoSls shep ssu-Gsntisnss. have you agreed
cpoa your vsrdictS
JuaoR-We hav. r.
Tho OoRoNu-Ple. Fed IL.
Mr.. JAMES H. Hall juror, then proceeded 70 read
che verdict Of the ju Is language - folicws:-
THg VERDICT.
STATE OF Sgw YoRK. CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW
YORK, SIS.
~ IsQUHmoN
Taken OF the houio ne late Doctor Harvey Burdel
No 81 Bond street. ne Fifteenth ward OF the city OF
New York, In the counts of New YORK. this lAh day OF
Fesruary, In the yesf - our Lord thousand eight
hundred and nfty before Edward d. Connery. or
The city and county view OF The body OF the
said Harvey Burden Sys dead 1t 81 Bond street aore-
sid, upou the OATH afarmauons Of twelve good and
lawful men Of the sse Of New York, duly chosen and
sworn or affirmed charged to inquire on behalf Of
said people how sco 81 what manner the ssid Harvey
Burdeu came 70 bt aNth, do, upon their oaths and
afirmAt,ons, say els he said Harvey Burdell
on the 3oh day OF JsCuary, 1857 Of 81 Bond street
Aforesaid was feonoosiy murdered, and came to his
death by being stab,ec parts Of hs body With
dagger or other SHARP instrument and the Jurors
hcvs frem the evd,uc and therefore find, that Emma
Augusta Cunningham and John J. Ecke were prin.
cipAh In the Commission OF said murder;
and the jurors aforesaid further md that
George Vail snodgrass either joined the said Emma
Augusta Cunningham and John J. Ecks In the
commission OF the murder, or was An ACCESSORY
thereto before the fsc "ounseing aiding abettiug
the sAid Emma Ausus' Cunningham and John J. Eckel
10 commit the said muroer and the jurors Aforesaid
further find that Aueu, cunnr and Helen Canning
ham daughters Of the said Emma Augusta Cunningham
being In the house 81 Brnd stree. Aforesaid, where che
said murder miued, have knowledge Of the
facts connected with the said MURDER which they have
concealed from the ju ., and that Il 10 the duty of the
Oorcoer TO hold them for the future OF the Grand
Jury In witness whereof We the said jurors ~ well q
the Coroner have 10 inquistlon set hands and
seals On the day and ,,a, aforesaid.
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18th inst This good pas ~ many passengers wait
until they go TO their destination before they prepare
their change and perhaps pass up bill 70 the driver
hereby causing serious delay 70 the ether passengers
All the omnibus In % should adept this plan.
tn Ion OHoP for this year VIII 10 vory large. The
season for gathering ice closed last sasudv. OF lsts
years the loo business In fallen into fsw hands whose
huge amount Of capital give them almost monopoly OF
the article. Tho two important companies the
and New York Ice Companies several Of
!ne olo companies having merged with these The fol-
lowing u the amount OF Ice gathered This year
KnickerDooker Toe Company. tons 33t 900
~ -, .T''...........'s LoU wv
PAssaic - no 600
In ihs nssr 1854 eco COO tons wsrc s.shcrcd IN isss
803 900 tons, and In 1852 500 900 tom
the large amount gathered u contemplated 10 sdvauce
prices twelve per cent Last pear II Wu ~ per ton
This summer II viii be 81 rs per ton.
TIE CAYHsm PNsoNRs.-The Committee or French
residents appointed To receive subscriptions in aid OF the
Cayenne refugees, reported that they hsvo collected
$40 ii in sl $50 Of which was from France The refu
gees have received S220 and the residue u deposted in
the bank for their use Most Of the escaped prisoners
have obtained employment.
TIE BROAD s1RnT FR1.--Among the sunerers By the
IRE 26 Broad street omitted yesterday 10 mention
the name or Mr.. j. Polak, Jr. This gentleman who had
moved into the above mentioned building fortnight ago,
lost all his office furniture, merchandise his books
and some valuable papers; no insurance.
BuRGlARY.-LAst night the hotel Of Burnham, on Bloom.
segars stolen thersro together with the days reeeipts
which were deposited In the money drawer. Had the
Colonel been awake the rasoals would In al probability
have met with warm reception.
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Supreme Court.

ayyrrti rHpn-FHRs&ff Att JUDsrS
Par n-Chsres W. Drude vs. Franz Connulozze. New
" oil srsnteA terms. Order 10 be settled.
wlihsm Chapman Va New York and New Hsven Railroad
Conpsny. Judgment affirmed.
hfs Willie John Orser Sheriff. Ac. New trial granted.
Coats q abide event
John H. Preutiss Sc va Henry IT. Dyke &C. Motion for
ney trial denied Judgment affirmed with costs. - -
Edwin Clsrf e a. John Dearborn implesdsd. verdio
aside and new trial ordered. Costs 70 abide event
John wilmot q al Thomas Richardson ei al Verdict set
aside and trial ordered Costs 70 abide event
Mcneil ID. Bowen ~ New York and Harlem Railroad Com
pany. Judgment aihrmed, with costs
William q. fuller va John ". Davis verdici &c, aside,
ard iudgm ent for defendsnte
40 n siebbns The The same Judgments 40 mod
RepubBe Of Mexico v, Francisco de Ansngoz Appeal.
Dismissed with cosns -, -,
v,ent III dismissal ~ comp laini Affirmed with costs -
George st. John vs. The Mayor, tc, ~ New YORK rev
George " rrswl w. George w. HincbmD Juarmss
AFFIRMED With c0sis,
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Port Of New York, February IA, 1857,
CLEARED,

CLEARED.
kSiss BecA
Sss's:m:SD Alss.m, ssAsnS1 Als
Steamship jamestown, Parrish. Norfolk. Ac-Ludlsm
S
Ere Ns9ssa @ ssSs. Bow
Brs Gen Marshall sss:r Sag sssaa Ia drands-wssS Car.
Pig Sonora, aliddon St Johns, NE De.lsy.
sssr sSs huda% msnd
schr Era: chamberlain. Bosion-w Herrick.
Steamer Parker Vein, Rsmsey, Baltlmore-H Cromwell.
ARRIVED.
siS T s. 8 Sn g w.
Citizen whaler Of Nantucket Cash months out with goo
3 az Ss S o sew Gn
d M sG T. OF Cape Me
8; Dc ao5 5 i
steering e% sSs~s -s 'q
M a OF & ham S Ss s
reported having been on ne ooss. three weeks and
sSs s and Jan had ms SSss
che s 70 days Sn ss, b, Would 60 into mo
Equator to Cape Henry l6 days from Bemud. has
heavy weather lost spar. sails had
at ynhauen Bay Jan 20 was towed into Hampton roads BY
ship John Adams Of Boston Lewis. Chincs Islands and
GCsd c a inst q Nth guam: :p e Basrsdi Bros Nov
81 Johns bearing INV distant q miles parted COMPANY
se .a I ssps ses
SS Ssse SG Sns s. TO- Sist 1 rrnss
s ss s U ana BLUE With
from New Haven iCT Porto Rico 60.
shp Tberese. Holmes ChiDcha Islsnds iodays namp.
HS:Ss 0c ef and
sbsE Sn pen sn aa
se, with and Dismissed french BARI Feb lat Sc 20 lon
20 & sa abe n q g Out
S II. lon me- ns %
with yellow .rest and greer bottom poop cabin sulwarks
sss were gone apparently had been boarded abe was in
ballast continued broken spars casks barrels ana
BARK wur,ss HAM Kuken Shields 30 days with ndse.
ssp pssinuep M soSS Kellogg Rio a.nds
del Norte 81 days via Hampton Roads3 days with sugar 70
sehr Csiforns of New Bedford Russell s,e Brown died
liz S csg' IS saf New
SER JUL. Roger. Ps X r.rsmarisp sSrn.%; Jan 2
Friday lat g % Ion Is 70 saw brig supposed the Benjamin
scbr Julian tof South Chase Santa Cruz Dec
VIM ss
scsr M,.or nosers parren' virginia days.
sssr .s.r wilson ss vas AZ from wreck of bark
Eastern Belle. ashore At Long Beach.
BELOW
ship Ocean Ranger Treworgy. from Bremen.
sarien,ne ,appc'ed TO be the Ell nom Rio JaueioBy
RobnSOn, LverpOO Erie, New Orleans; Jane Parker nA
Kl,o steamship. Alp. ,sr LIVERPOOL Glasgow ORR, olss
Norfolk, &c, ship Vision, Mobile.
d,,,i, .aav
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miscellaneous and Disasters.

BAiTMoNE-A meeting
gers by the steamship City Of Baltimore from Liverpool
held on the day Of her arrival this port, which number
Of resolutions passed highly complimentary 10 Captain
lech and his ecers, and recommending the ship as supc
ror and essy going The resolutions signed
BY all the PASSENGERS which he want Of copes US 10
omit.
The following ful description Of The po boa, by
Cant GoodinF Of bark sarah Hale arr BcsonJan 2
ia, deg &c min long 70 sen &c min; fell In with n
abandoned pilot rgged passed within 100 feet Of
S s ST essS ss S - 70 ns ns s
outside color inside, bottom coppersd had ne bead
mast bowsprt white hat dsyt rigsssyer he sasTboard
bead hnlwsris about high, bsd trunk cabin and
BOBBY batch ftrward two pumps ON ensn side 81 me main
break IN hs dert 5ress y inches hlsh blocks
se ss ss ea rors T pro OF si1e mSiuas stepped
forward Of he break eopsnion side green she lad
along side in Ing oresa partly overheard b tlri
pTg 70 s SSw.2r sas hsS hem r. s sy S
he wind, plain painted llack could see no name on
her cabin and s1ase shut snug, no boat attacked 70
her, hull in good order.
sur wprtxrr Andrea from New Orleans Tor Liver.
he scSr Hsvsrd CsV, Anderson which vessel reached
81 ne Whitney came on board DE < Bowari intend
ing this city prcc~re the services Of
en- on crus when he went on board hat siessls and
o ws Per w. = Il. s. aSneS S
westerly gale sbou, the Oh Of January dsrng which
S a. Ss and o % h. her, Tssa ~ Ss
the lower The ship also leaks and al time, her
pumps having ~ order she had several feet of
w Der hold but the captain succeeded IN liking hem.
s s gg os he . s .
without the valuable Aid Of hs and she has
dred from the norhwsrd Of Hsierse souihwsrd Of
Savannah. The whitney cleared New Orleans
December last with valuable cargo say about 200 bales Of
cotton ao sacks Of wheat and slaves We hone W bear
further from her 10 day.-Cbareson Courier, llh Inst
sHP tprRcsS before reported ashore watch Ill., has
been got OF and arrived New London 1Th inst In tow OF
steamer Commodore.
Eyirsc from letter Elwood Walter, Esq Secretary o.
the Board Of Underwriters, dated -.
Tts ,hp fdes from the Mediterranean. IN distress before
ortedl while the bar this morning took slus
,hob set her The South Bresker IN tow OF steamer M the
TINE and viii he total loss The sea u - heavy hs no bos
her she has ~ feet IN her bold The sh
| Whitney lowed into Savannah.
MIsstSe yys.rIShp Hungarian sailed from Liverpool ~
the qh Of October for Philadelphia with passengers and
Of merchandise Nothing having been hoard Of be-
the day Of her sailing fears are eteraned Tor the safe
" OF the The IL AZ vessel Of 1913 tons register
but ssco Ne in 1919 and owned ~ Boston where she
supposed insured for her fun value WDotV The cargo
| partly insured In this city and Philadelphia.
The steamers Bay State and state OF Maine o the s,oring
on and Fail River line left at ocnck yesterday uorniuI
North Prothers 10 Try and break passage throue
he ire TIE Vim City ~ the Nee Haven line, u also on W.
| ,'her side trying 70 makeh her way through,
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TIE BOND srRKKC TRAGEDY.

Oonurs.s' oOO Arut pags.
pody and found n ads produced similar in oil re-
spsch. ~ well on tn dy - o. the clothing.
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MARITIMR INTELLIGENCE.

ALBANIA roo Few Y0Rx-fm DAT.
JuN RIsKB........,.. "a MOON RISES. -
IuN Sets IS Hoa WATER .......eve IL 43
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TeJecrrph,c Marine Repors
Herala Marine Correap0ndence.

PROVIDENCE FEB H-Arr nj Newport 18th, ship Claren
dop McGfvery cslao July H. and Rio Janec Dec n er
perenced heavy weather lost sails &c Also schr
orrn Cowi, from Rockand, probably for Nyork
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Herald Marine C0rrespoudence.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb IS az rM-The City Ice Boat Arr
last evening Chester with shp Tuscarors from Liver
pool and bark Union from PernAnbuco In tow. and lef
afsn this morning taking in tow the bo Pennsyvsnia for
Ilsbon Belle for Boston. Chss Tru and fouitney
for New orleans stesmtugs arriving and departing
towing vessels and down.
Old steamer Palmetto, Baker, Boston bsrks Union. Ken
drick Port Spain Trinidad; Gem Hammond Boston; brig
Foster, Cruwel Pernsmbuco and mkt schr Andrew Man
rorao New
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THE PARTIFs THAT TOOK TIVE .oyFRCoAT yPou
The hsn Of iI0 we. Twenty secorS street win pleas.
turn the papers ina, In the pockets through The rss
oce ~ hey are ofvO value 10 any but the owner
T. FRANKLIN.
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AN ANONYMOUS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
THE CORONER'S LIFE

We give the following 'easr received by the Coroner
90 Saturday, pubd;ir. q ll.-a.in 81 puno,vatin:-
NEW YoRK, Feb. H.
Dear CIR n you are DC. polite about your burness
you W. frd yourself dead In ess than week.
zoe are gentle mar 10 Ordering Mrs Cunningham
BODY V be examined your report the papers abb nj
her 10 disgrAcef
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THE ESTATE OF HARVEY BuRDELL.


fs 1.-The est IA regard 70 lsaers OF samn sus
Non upon The estate OF tbe hs Dr.. Harvey Burselt
which w@ adiourses on Thursday lest, "" wsep up
NAN to-day. Tbs brothers Of the deceased, Mr. CON
nasnam and The Public Administrator were vel repre-
scented by counsel
M. Clinton, counsel Tor Mrs. Cunningham, was Ia
nsvor Of having the Pubic AdmnMyator authorized 10
,slSs srs 700 The essase until the question ,o The
.,sat O. le de-eut parties 70 letters Of ADMINISTRATION
SSll Nv Repwu ssiy9csaee, Ne pcpshi Aa .se
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nyn evident from the Handwriting that the suhor Of
this letter better scholar than the form Of this letter
indicates.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-21
RAILROADS.

,-s5asSszs3 PROVIDENCE s. W0R-
ssstts CESTER RAILRoAD.-Fsll and Winter
Arrangement, 1851.
On and after MONDAY, Nov ., 1857 Passenger Trains
Providence for Worcester at 90 and HAS a. M and
4O0p.n
Worcester for Providence at 100 and l125 a. m, and
4 90 p. m.
Trains connect at Worcester Junction with Trains Of
the Norwich Nashua and Western Railroads.
AT Providence with Trains for Boston, Hartford, ston-
ington and New York
With Steamer Perry to and from Newport-mid. day.
The Valley Falls trains only win stop at Central Falls
on and after the above date.
Providence. Oct. 90, 1857. d8t
rTHazSszs- WICHSl WORCESTER
~ 5e~-s,ssses RAILROAD. -W WINTER ARRANGE
NEWT, November 18th, 1857.
Trains going North, Leave Norwich at 600 q.
Meeting at Worcester Junction with trains Of Western
and Providence Worcester roads; at Worcester with
trains for Boston Nashua Lowell Fchburg Lawrence,
Manchester, Concord, &c.
AT 3.45 p NJ. reaches Plaindsd in season for train
leaving that station for Providence ut d. Al Also
connects with trains arriving from Providence at 420p
M Reaches Worcester in season for express train to
Boston.
Way Freight train with Passenger car attached leaves
Norwich Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at Sis
M connecting Plain6ed with train from Hartford and
for Providence at 9.45 a. m.
Leave Worcester Tuesdays, Thursday, and satur-
days, at 2. 10 a.
Trains going South leave Worcester at 10.I5a m ION
meets AZ Worcester with trains from Boston, Nashua Con-
cord, Fitchbnrg, Lowell, &c; at Worcester Junction
with trains from Providence, and Western road.
AT 30 D. NJ, connects at Worcester, with trains from
Boston, Nashua, LoTell Fitohburg, Concord, &c Wor
cester Junction with express train from Boston, trains
from Providence d Western road; at Painfeld trains
from Hartford and Providence arrive in for this
train ~ Passengers from way stations for New YORK,
by Steamer from Aiyn's Point, will take this train.
Steamboat Train, for Norwich, New London, and New
York via Ayn's Point. leaves Boston at 80 p. M,
Worcester at 7.o0 p. m.
ms def P. st. NJ. ANDREWS, Sup't.
rEsgRgs7 WORCESTER & NASHUA
k5ss@ RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRAFGEMENNT.
On and after July 1s 1851 Passenger Trains will
as follows
Leave Worcester at 20 and IL Is m, and Is y.
Leave Nashua at Z 10 and IL 90 m, and 90 p. m.
at Nashua, all trains with the trains of Con-
cord Railroad where passengers take the and from
the Northern the Passumpsc the Boston, Concord and
Montreal and Vermont Central Railroad.
At GrotOn Juutlon, trains connect directly with the
trains Of the Stony Brook Rsroad and also with trains
Of the Fchburg Railroad with the exception of the rss
train from Boston and at Fchburg with trains Of the
Vermont and Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads
For further particulars and connections with other
roads, see Pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Eng
land States" g. W, BENTLEY, Supt
Worcester, July /, 1857. DIFF jy27
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TN Dian REM les
INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE,

SO Bromfeld St., Boston.
Dr. n. GREEN, superinI endent, is Scientific Physia
cian, and has travelled much, aud spent lnuch time
among the Indians and therefore knows by actual expe
rienee their true mode of practice for the last twenty
years, has induced others TO style themselves "Iudan
Doctofs saying they have recipes which come from the
Indians, &c. but the sick should not be thus cheated,
for the Indian system Of medicine and its pecsiarisiea
can only be learned by actual experience with the Indians
themselves, and then, it requires Great skill and sci
ence to adapt them to the wants Of civilized society.
The New England Indian Medical Society was formed
to protect from Imposition the practice Of the
dian remedies.
We will, in this connection mention fow Of the In
dian Remedies preprepared by Dr. R. Green, at hises
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-21

DoCToR @. A. HuL-Sir. will say that your medi-
cine has benefited much My health much better
than it when commenced taking It. hinkit will
cure me. Ihave not been troubled with the pain
head but once since taking your medicine. The
between my shoulders has all passed away Fhiuka
that you might like to hear how I was getting along,
have taken the liberty to address these lines you
remain, sir, yours respectfully, Mrs. O.
Rutland Nov. 8, 1854. d1y no
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
4 dnRICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
sOLICITOR OF PATENTS.


SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
(Eate Agent of U. Patent Office, Washington, under
the Act of $3.50
IS State ST., opposite hilby SIS Boston,
After extensive practice Of upwards OF twenty years,
continues to secure Patents in the United Saes also in
Great Britain, France, and other foreign countries
Caveats Specifications, Assignments, aud all papers or
drawings for patents executed on liberal terms, and with
despatch Researches made into American or Foreign
works. to determine the validity or utility of Patents
Inventions-and legal oGher advice rendered in all
matters touching the Copies ofcaims of any Pa
tent furnished byremittRg one dollar. Assgnmensre-
corded at Washington
This Agency is not only the largest in New England
bat through It inventors have advantages for securing
paents or ascertai1ing the patentahy Of inventions,
Unsurpassed by II not UNNECESSARILY superior to, any
which be offered them elsewhere. The testimonials
below given prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL Al
TIKI PATENT OFFICE. than the subscriber; and as
SUCCESS is THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES
AND ABILITY he would add that he has abundant reason
to believe and at other office Of the kind
are the charges for professional services SO moderate
The immense practice OF the subscriber during twenty
years past has enabled him to accumulate vast colec
ton Of specifications and official decisions relative pa
tents These besides his very extensive library Of legal
and mechanical works. and full accounts Of patents
granted in the United States and Europe render him able
beyond question, to offer superior facilities for obtaining
All necessity Of journey to Washington, to procure
patent and the usual great delay there are here savsd
Inventors. -
tDuring the time occupied the Office of Commissioner
Patents r. Eddy, Esq. Of Boston, did business at
the Patent Office as soicorfo procuring Patents. There
few if any, persons acting in that capacity who had
much business before the Patent Office and there were
who conducted it with skill, fidelity and sue
regard Mr.. Eddy of the best informed and
skllful Patent Solicitors in the United States and
have hesitation in assuring inventors that they cannot
employ person competent and trustworthy, and
capable Of putting their applications in form to
for them early and favorable consideration
the Patent Office EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents.
From the present COMMISSIONER.
"August II, 1855 During the time have held the
Office Of commissioner Of Patents, R. n Eddy ESQ., Of
Boston, been extensively engaged in the transaction
Of business with the office, a Solicitor He is thor
oughly acquainted with the law and the rules Of practice
Of the Office regard him as one Of the most capable
and successful practitioners with whom have had of-
cial intercourse. CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
Boston, Jan l. 1857, deod&w1an
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MEDICINES.
GRAND MEDICAL EsTA BLEsH-
Ne MENT
l21 Main SfPeet, NVorresFer.

1871 Main Street. VorceSter.
The 0hole need not physician, but they that are sick.
A voice from Natures Garden. DR. c. A HILL
formerly of Boston, is graduate from the school of Ea
ture and is ndependent Botanie PysiGn success is
his Diploma His MateTa Medcs-NGtirrs's 5ouhaZess
Tegetabls kingdom Ills general headquarters-Wor
cester, Mass, where all orders must be addressed 70
insure attention Dr.. Hill will send hc medicines to any
part Of the Unen
The Doctors Medicines prepared expressly for the
following COMPLAINTS
Spinal Complaints, Difficulty Of Breathing
Kidney Difficulties, Induenzs, Headache,
Gravel Complaints, Inactivity Of the Mind,
FIuor Albus. Vertigo in the Head
Whcopt,p Cough, Epilepsy. Epileptic Fits,
Pieurisy, Splitting Blood,
0ostiveness, Involuntary passing Of Trina
Fever and Ague, Pain in the Side and Back,
st. Vitus Dance Salt Rheum, Bronchitis,
Fts, Diarrhea, Lock Jaw, Commissions,
Palpitation of the Heart, Dyspepsia, Dysentery,
Coughs, Piles, Scrofula, Ruptures, Ulcers,
rheumatism, Jaundice, Worms, Erysipelas,
Overlooking Of the Call, Liver Complaints.
~ The Doctor has safe and sure remedy for all FR.
MALE COMPLAINTS, discovered and prepared by him
self all private difficulties treated with success and in
strict confidence DIV ma
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OMNIRUSES.

GPENCER. LEICEsTER, CHERRY
- VALLEY, NEW WORCESTER AND W0RCES-
TER OMNIBUS. Winter Arrangement, commencing
Leave Spencer al a. m. Leave Bay State House, s
p.
Leave Leicester at M, $50 M, $50 p m. leave
Bay State House at 1880 a. m, 45 p. M, p, m.
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings: Leave
Leicester at 90, and Bay State House at o'clock.
Leave Cherry Valley 15 minutes after starting from
Leicester Oh each trip.
Leave New Worcester at 80 a. nu,, 10 10 o. M 80 D.
m, 10 p. M, 80 p. m p. 6 80 p. M leave Bay
State House at 80 a. M 10 so M, II M, 80 p. m
40 p. M, p. m, 60 p. M, 9p. m.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Leicester 49, and Cherry Valley at 80 a. M
Leave City Hail at 45 pm.
Leave New Worcester at 10 a. m, and 80 and p. M
ings e. B. STONE Il CO., Proa'fs.
Worcester, Oct. 81. 1860. off MS
NNT EST BOYLsTON TO WORIESs
w TER.-ChGnge Of Tinte.-Gommeneing Mon
day, November I'd, 1857. Leaving 0. B. Sawyer's
Store, West Boylston, at 7,45 NJ, and 1 P NJ,
2. M. Fare each way, 20 cents. Express business
promptly and faithfully attended to.
n3 diff @. G. BARNARD Proprietor
ut EW WORCESTER q LINCOLN SO
o M N / Is u s.
CHANGE OF TIME-C Commencing April Esd, 1867,
Leaves New Worcester
At 20 100, A. M, and II, rs, st, and 6.55 P. M
Les7es Lincoln Square,
Att o., and 49, A. NJ, and a, a., and 600, P
Leaves Harrington Conner at o, P. NJ.
Leaves Harrington Corner, for New Worces er. min
ties fter leaving Lincoln Square.
SUNDAYS.
VIII cave New Worcester at 10 A. H., and Il P. NJ.
eturning at the close of meetings.
gu Fare each way, 6 ID cents.
do dsJ l. sroF .Prcpresor,
NHILLBURY STAGE leaves the Bay State
IVA House at 1000 A. NJ, and 500.
"a 8 "A EIg