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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-05-29
A word to little Girls.

Who is lovely9 It is that little girl who
drops sweet words, kind remarks, and pleas
ant smiles, as she passes along; who has
kind word Of sympathy for every girl or
boy she meets In trouble, and kind hand
10 help her companion ont of difficulty {;
who never scowls, never contends, never
leases her mates, nor seek in any other
way to diminish, but always to increase
their happiness. Would it not please you
to pick mp string of pearls, drops If gold,
diamonds and precious stones, rs you pass
along the street2 But these are the true
pearls and precious stones which can never
be lost. Take the hand Of the. friendiess.
Smile on the sad and detected. Sympa-
thize with those in trouble. Strive every
where 70 diffuss around you sunshine aud
joy.....~. ,.
Ifyou do this you will be sure 70 be
loved. Dr.. Doddrige one day asked bis
little girl why it was that every, body loved
hef. Il know not" replied she. sunless it
be that Hove every body" This is the
true secret of being loved. "He that hath
friendsr' say SfIomon, amust show hintsesl
friendly" Love begsts lore. If you love
otheraet they cannot help loving. you. So
then, % not put on . scowl, frslf1lly @com.
plain that nobody loves you. II nobody
loves yo,S It k your, own fault, Eitle,
you do not make youself. lovely by q sweet
winning temper, and kind; winning .ways
!sr;y yoo donot love these Of whom. yos
Ss7'E Tisrstct 3. fssV "a i.s iuij R,t 5sf,.,i'.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-05-29

MODES OF BuRIAL.-Modes and places
Of burial have an historical Significance.
The pyre IF the Greeks and Romans, the
embalming process osi the Egyptians, the
funeral piles Of Hindoo superstition, and
those bark stagings, curious y regarded by
Mississippi voyagers where Indian corpses
are exposed to The elements,-the old cross
road interment of the suicide,- inhuma-
ton of the early patriarchs and Christians,
all symbolic eras and creeds. Tie lying
in-state Of the royal dcfunct, the sable cat
afalqae Of the Catholic temples. the salu,es
over the warriors grave, the DAY Of the
dead" celebrated in the Southern Europe,
the eulogies in-French cemcneries, the sub
lime ritual of the Establishment, and the
silent prayers of the Friends. requiems, pro-
cessions, embems. inscriptions, badges, and
funeral garlands, mark faith, nation,arank,
and profession at the very gates of the sep
ulchre. Vain is the scep'ic's sneer, Useless
the utilitarian's protest by those poor trib-
utes the heart utfefssits uadying regret and
lis immortal prophesies. though "mummy
has become merchandise" and to be .but'
pyramidically extent is a fallacysin dura-
ton :" for, as the sames religious philoso-
pher of Norwich declared. 1T is the heav-
essstone that melancholy can throw at a
man, to tell him that he ia at the end of;his
nature rand ,aherefore, i9 the grim Tus-
cans He'll, the souls Of those who denied
their Immortality when in the flesh, are
shut up through eternity in living tombs.
How the idea of local abode for thesmor.
tai remains is hallowed in our nature, is re-
allied in the pathos which closes the noble
and sacred life Of the H.brew law.giver !:
"And he buried him in the valley Of the
land OF Moab, over against Beth poer; but
no man knoweth Of his sepulchre until this
day.-H. T. Tnckern,an.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-05-29

TREASURE TRovE.-Mr. Benz. S. Dey, of
Curotuck County. NortI, Carolina, while
plonghing in his field, few days ago, dug
up pile Of old Spanish gold and silver
coin 10 the amount Of about six thousand
dollars. 1t is supposed to have been buri-
ell during the revolution-and the acci-
dent that led to the discovery was most
singular. 1t appears that an old pir: tree
had fallen near the fence of Mr.. DIS farm,
and one of the branches stuck.in the spot
where the money was found. As the tree
was an obstruction to those engaged in
ploughing, it was raised from its position,
when it was discovered that the old branch
had several pieces Of the coin sticking to
it. They then went to work and dug
down to the depth Of about four feet, when
they were startled by the discovery of this
large amount Of money. Every eye that
looked upon the sinners, we ale told, be-
came as big as moons and one of the ne
groes who assisted in raising the tree on
seeing the money sticking to the limb, was
so amazed at the sight, he hallowed out,
"Why. Massa Dcy, what am dat-I won
der If he grow dar? Well, well, dis am
de fus time ebcr seed money CROWN on
the pine tree" A yoke of oxen was soon
hitched to the treasure, and it vas carried
10 the house of Mr.. D., where it can now
be seen.
This we assure our readers is no hoax :;
and it rather gives credence to the tradi-
tion that there was money deposited on
that part of the coast by Blackboard, the
pirate.-NorfoM Herald.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-05-29

WALHALLA.-This place, within the
limits, contains now a population Of four
hundred or more and is rapidly increas-
ing. A few years back it was only a grove !;
and. if then, one had predicted that soon
there would be hourishing town built
here he would have been regarded as in
sane. But so it is, and those who may
doubt can have their doubts removed by
visit to our place.
Houses 60 up and are finished as by ma
gic today, you see pile of lumber in the
we know, it is occupied. We have not
had the opportunity to ascertain the exact
number of stores, but it is not short Of
twelve, all of whom seem to have a good
patronage, and have good stocks of goods.
Hotels are well kept, Of which there are
several, and offer every inducement for
summer in good fare. pure air and cold
water, with cheap boarding..
Two fiourishing schools are within the
town, one under the charge Of Mr.. Cra-
mer-which We have not yet visited-the
other under the charge of the Rev. Mr..
Bansemcr, being thorough classical acad-
emy, in which the English, dead and mod
ern languages are taught. We would pur-
sue our notice further, but have been prom
ised history of the rise and start OF the
place by one we'll posted-sufficc, it to
say, spend few days at our town, and
you will, like the Queen who visited Solo
mon, exclai,n. The half has not been told
me."- Wulhalla Banner.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-05-29
RATES OF ADVERTISING

The Proprietors of the Abbeville Banner and
Independent Press. have established the follow
Ing rates Of Advertising to be charged in both
papers:
Every Advertisement inserted for q less time
than three months, will be charged by the in
sertion at One Dollar per Square q / inch
the space of IL solid lines or less for the rst
insertion, aud Fifty Cents for each subse-
quent insertion.
tB- The Commissioners, Sheriff's, Clerk 8
and Ordinary's Advertisements will be inserted
In both papers, each charging half price.
cS- Sheriif's Levies, One Dollar each.
cB Announcinga Candidate, Five Dol
lars.
Advertising an Estray, Two Dollars,
to be paid by the Magistrate.
Advertisements inserted for three months, or
longer, at the following rates:
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-05-29
CoRNEILLE.

ACRow HUNr.-The crows have been
unusually mischievous, pulling up the corn
this Spring. The other day Mr.. NJ. called
to spen d day or two with US, and a. We
heard Of bis extraordinary exploits,a;in kill.
ing crows, we suggest that his services 10
that line would BE acceptable upon. our
farm: Accordingly, after we haa gotten
our dinner, off ws took a stroll -iipto stile
woods. attended BY adetbls baissd Aua,
and .sit. t.s Z ssop !'s b., n
snow ] VIII ,gstaaaEahis thick: bsw. Il,
Mora bush, snd. .Soa tand SsaaAA yont-
z sslfbehidnd nd that btg gpine.a 1as s. ,.al., I.
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Fractions of Squares will be charged in pro-
portion to the above rates
rB- Business Cards for the term of one
year, will be charged in proportion to the
space.
B For all advertisements set in double col
unan, Fifty per Cent extra will be added to the
above rates.
DAVIS d CREWS,
For Banner:
LEE & WILSON,
For Press.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-05-29

Instead of"I enjoy bad health, - saw Nv
health is not good" Instead Of sMy clothes
have become too small for me" say.I have
grown too stout for my clothes. ~ Es'.'f
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-05-29

DEATH OF SCHOLAR FROM WHrp-
PINa.-The Newark Daily Advertiser says
l.ata boy in one Of the public schools in
Newark was-whipped few, days since BY
the teacher, who held his'head down bs-
tween bis knees while he inflicted ths punish.
meht. The holding the lIsad .downwarf ,crs-
ated a rush Of blood, To- tbs head causipe;
brain fever, aud death sfsw2 daYa5Siserssfd.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-05-29

'asNsd be- run away With yoorviis, ,"said.
ese fisp1 10 another. .lait psssttds.a s.E
tstdy riy his SD misaap r Ff:is 1'EE
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-05-29

{, Rsalyysbusy; ibsmese a M manacoons.
ptisbss, tRs. .fnors good'hs may do q ~
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-05-29

Nrh8 believes it, -:ssst Inonsy i thssas
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-28
IeAici1ee
II OTTO 3 TO TIE SICK.
-. ~ & LAsEPn.

In Offering to the Community their justly celebrated rem
edies for chronic diseases 0f long stlndng do
not wish to trae with the life health Of the afflicted
but simply lay bef,re them the estjn1nias Of num-
her Of respectable ladies' and gentlemen, from which the
suffering can judge fer themselves The Doctors pledge
themselves MT make any wild assertions lae state
Of the sCcy Of theirm 'dines, nor viii they hold
out any hope to suffering humanity which facts will not
warrant a few testimonials are he-' given, and the
doctors solicit inquiry from the afflicted, into al they
publish, fe linz assured that thy viii Gel the peresty
reliable. an their medicines worthy Of their confidence
and patronage.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-28
"a "a Kz Ell YC
Frejg3tE Zane
-BETWEgN--
Worcester and NelO York.
COMMERCIAL STEAMBOAT C0MPANY,S LINE
Of Powerful Screw Steamers,

PROVIDENCE AND NEW YORK,
Connecting at Providence with the
Providence ~ Worcester Rail Road.
q fs-sg.24 as GJ-Goods transported between Wor.
S. Scsster and New York as low, and with
ssSsss equal despatch, as by any other line.
The St of this line will leave Providence for New
York daily, Sundays excepted) from OF Of south Main
Street aud Will leave New York daily Sundays except
ed rJm Pier II, North River.
Philadelphia and Baltimore freight taken at reasonable
rates, ami forwarded with great despatch
This Lime connects by arrangt wiki the daily In=
land Line Prupeers between New York and PHI adell
phia and with the tri-weekly inland line to Baltimore,
when the inland route is open
Philadelphia AMI Baltimore Freight will be forwi rded
from New York by any other lines, il directed al our
current rates.
For further information, apply TO W. II. JDURDANt
Office of Providence add Worcester Railroad Co.. IsaaG
0del, Pier No IL, North River, New York or to
3. BUFFUM, Agent Foot South Main St.,
Worce ter, June 2b, 1856. dawtf Providence
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Cfurkesea


rIss FCLL8R'S WITCH AND
WORCESTER EXPRESS.
G. S. FULLER viii send Messenger on every Accom-
mediation Train over Norwich and Worcester Railroad
TO transact all business the Express Line and forward
packages to New London, Hartford, New Haven and
New York He will transport an Iron Safe IN each train
for The transmission Of valuable packages.
OFFcEs-180 Main St, Worcester n. @. BrakenridgeB
tore, under WauFegan Hou,e, Norwich CT.
vi packages should be marked Fuller's Express.
5orcester, Sept. 1st, 1855. sept5
-. 80sS7S PROVIDENCE ARD
sssssess= WORCESTER EXPRESSLY Every Train
Packages Forwarded, Notes. Drafts and Bills collected
and paid and sl orders attended to with despatch.
Packages, and small Cases forwarded and ote7 Express
busInesst acted at FAN River, Mansfield, Ateboro',
Taunton, New Bedford and Nantucket, Mass; Bristol,
Warren, Newport, East Greenwich Kingston, Warwick,
Wckfeld Peaceda and Wakefield R. Il and StOnng
on. Conn
oPFIozs.-1sO Main street Worcester; Horace Cooks
Store WaonsocFst; No Exchange street. Providence
F.~A 4 = 40 - UNIrED STATES
ssss4'-'== AND CANADA EXPRESS. = Messen-
gers leave Worcester three times carly via Worcester
and Nashua Railroad for Boston, Nashua, Loael, Law
rance, sc, furnishing thu st direct and exhibitions line
for all parts Of New HampshiTe and Maine. Ais via.
Ftchbmg, Bellows Fa $, BulIugton SC, to 0gdeusburg,
and Montr al connecting ri the British and american
Express Co. or all parts Of Upper and Lower Canada.
All buSinegs CalifOri la AMI other Pacific ports
trusted to Va will b. transferred to Wells Fargo Il Co.,
at Boston. FISKE 3 co Proprietors,
~ Court Square, Boston.
j. H. 0sRood, Agent General Express Office, No
Lincoln House Block, W rcester dt n21
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-28

DIS HILL 3 JAsEpH-srs: will say that your neii-
cine has benefited me much My health is much better
than il was when Commenced taking IT, thinkit Will
cure me. have not been troubled with the pain
head but once siuce taking your MEDICINE. The tres
between my shoulders has all passed away Clt1ku
that YOU might Ike to hear how getting ltongA
have taken the liberty address these lines to YOU
remain, sir yours respectfully, Mrs. G O.
Rutland Nov. 8, 1854 div n3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-28

This certifes that my wife vas afflicted with a weak-
cured her. J. F. B.
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-, $500, - $3.50,
II in STRETCHED and RIVETED
6t.,Av-E x,,,aa,,,.. gg,Hs=,
DseAA H-NstsEANA ASNAshAhSs
No 1875 HANOVER BOSTON
49, ,ha,,.,,,si.o ~, E,,i. "a 49,. a.. NJ, ,,,.I
n q ~ !1rG arm mp oESg' 'or Inc "
NANIA@D W. LIZ W. iN"OhA
MACHIN b ELTlAG A \ u TUBING,
Manufacturer nm Ter RipER 4 Alrspuv,s Patent
TIA M. ,l J., Il Il !, ~ 500. =,
80 ~ -. = D. 80 ~ -. , i01g ~ oi1a r.
ca NV nassi troo. {9gS, S is 2nerVi Wnch teceiv'
=. w o ola at epe '.olu an duu am T0an H.
Sunts among Wh'h may o5 found steam PseSng, Hose
pe'' r9 uSAes, Iioise NYels, "dFoh covers Flano
Forte lovers Oiumo Ooths ehtetn Tor SICK beds, sc }
mHts Sas CoaIS, taut' Lesgms Boots, snqes Gun and
IsWi o"'es hie fitsereFs, AR bsas cushions Travel
ing Bags hhapssehs, Cauteens, Canes, Whips Toys,
&C. &c, n
Ihe uutA tcrcnai ~ WIZ pe seen peloW, being entirely
derenth us haus rom hnoosr WI not be az cted ~
extremes o. neat Or cold OILS, acids or fatty substances
ana wlii nos ot4cN, aeaomoaplse or become sticky aud
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-28

FENO WoOLEN MANUFACrUR ERs.
d CALVIN l.. GODDARD, New YORK, only madfac
tnrer Of the ORIGINAL STBEL RING AND TooTH BURRISG
MAcHIS Es and MPR STEEL FEED hoLLs, recommends
ther ttschment to Second Breakers Condens-rs
the best bor sdvieg machinery in Wooden
The Burning Machines used the First breakers in
all he pr incipal Wo0ltn factories in the United st ites
Canada, aud Me,ico They acknowledged to b. the
only perfect 4chnts, and indispensable to the econom
cal and succt Ssful % 4nufag OF Wool,
Esch Barring Machine its feed rolls card much
as the Caro- itself besides cleaning che wool Of
and tine impurities
Circulars explaining these machines and feed rolls. and
REFER Mills having them use may he had by ad
dressing @ L GODDARD,
d1a div No. PowItSe GRRFN NPw RnRK.
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n III q q
Msn.-m fact, by al ei4ss's ia the
Community See CeFih Gates 10 Pamlhtets on wrapper
to DoJiles, snong which sre,-
Rev. Dr. LYkN BESeH Bstan, late President o. Lane
Tns olnei rsl essminsry, Ginci1ns'i o.
The ale Rev DR. EnEARD Mo DS ADD y ttoi q hhe-
olgyin tn lax cal : niuaTy- hsss
Hon. bsNTEL P I#oNPs Is late SCI 81 9tst1 o. vt
mint. nihor of Mountain boy s. = Lock Aros
dsnnsc Nantpelier, w.
n F. WI HANS. Esq Oru'ery Col=et1T o. the Pert Of
Rev JOSIAH I41oH Phia ielphia, Pa, and many 9th
OPINIONS OF THE TRADE We know o. no med.
ico1r which has deservedly Sustained 50 high rstu
uonsfor long trm Of years, or which more rarely
dssppons the reasona le ctaluns Of these Rho
il rslrtere lSirn d 90
ALLsN & 70. oi,rc .nua i. Oa.7-wM.s Il. HlRarsoN,
Cinctnu &, o II. B. sWiIDER 3 Ca. louisville. KY
BARNARD, ADAM Go 1t Louis BIO IF ScAMIsN &
c. slhewo- IN - EfrGAY Bnriis glon- l,Sas-J-
kUSs q isbec G. Z -afM T Bar D. Won STOCK,
B--RKEwsRs. STFPHENs eUSEISG. Boston, Mass --R
A. Fan KNs rock Co Mes YORK, y. ~. RoLIIsTEs
4 Co.. BuHalo N -i}ABLeroN a HuVEY Lowell, N
J. l. THOMPSON Co TROY. n Y --lsAAG Posi-. Koches-
ter, N. w. 1cGLrRB u Co All any, N. amt aIy
the I'm ted Sta,es. sd
~ che basis Of this melirins was private recipe Of
q disiirRu'>lied physician inEreueutS have been
ma II kuafga 10 aud approved by first phys
TBPart.cufar hottee.--In eo1nect,on with ur old
30 ar'icles put 81 sizs in large square
bottts 1eith eHamsled bue aPpsrs gin directions,
Gad fac si1fe # y IA Jun Cutler, codtiining
four ti1tes h. anality II The smaller size
dFBkMAsH OF COUNTERFEIIS aod IHIFATI-
oNs par bearing The Idqure FIR the arli-
Gle bv its tVhoie aud that IL has the fac 81 nile
of NM rSS CUTLER upon tn COPYRIGHT outside wrap
or Es bestle and seal IS stamped Vegetable Pamon
Prepared only by REED, CUTLER ( co Druggists,
50 da street., RoIton, Mass, salA by Druggi IS,
and Apothe ;sres and Ccuutry Merchants generally.
Prics, iargs size, sli spaler .iss % cents
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r. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,

SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
(Late Agent of U. s. Patent Office Washington, under
the Act of 1857
56 State sf., opp0aiIe Etk5y 1t, Boston.
After an extensive pracJiceof upwards NeDty years,
continues Patents in the United states also in
Great Brhtain France, and other foreign countries.
Caveats Specifications, Assignments, and all papers
drawings, for patents executed on liberal terms, aud with
degpatch. Researches made into American or Foreign
works, to determine the validity uiy Of Patents
lpVentonsan1 legal or other advice rendered in all
matters touehiDg he Copies Of claims Of any Pa.
tent furnished by renting one dollar Assgnmentsre.
corded at Washington
This Agency is not nny the largest in New Elglavd,
but through 1T nvento have adYautaees for securing
patents, sscerisi ing the ptrnabliy of inventions,
unsurpassed by, if not UNNECESSARILY superior to, any
whirh be offered them elsewhere. The testimonials
below given prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT
THE PATENT uEFICE, than the subscriber; AMI
sUCDEsS Is THE BEST PROOF OF ADV ANTAGES
AND ABILITY he would ada that he has abundant reason
to believe and that at other office Of the kind
the charges for professional services moderate
The immense practice OF the subscriber during twenty
years past has enabled him to accumu ate vast coee
oa u specifications and official decisions relative pa
tents These, besides his very extensive library Of legal
aud mechanical works. and NIL accounts OF patents
granted in the Uuited Satesand Europe render him able
beyond question, to offer superior facilities for obtaining
patents.
An necessity of journey to Washington, to procure
paent and the usual great delay there here saysd
inventors
TEST MoMAIs
'During the time coupled the Office Of Commissioner
Paten r. II tddP, E-q. of Boston, did business at
the Patent Oce Solicitor for procuring Patents. There
few ans, persons acting that c4paci who had
much business before the pateRt Office there were
none who conducted 1t with skill fidelity. sue
reEerd MIR Eddy Of the hest informed and
most sklu Patent Solicitors in the United Staes
have no hesitation in assuring nyentors that they capnot
employ person more competent and trustworthy, aud
capable CT pntting tAeir applications in form to
secure for them early ana favorable consideration at
the Patent Office EDMUND BURKE
Late comiui.si ner of Patents.
From the present C0BimiSS oHer.
"August II, 1915 barring the time have held the
Office Of Commissioner of Patents, X. II. Eddy: ESQ Of
Boston, has been extensively eng gel in the transaction
of business with the ofict, as licit9r. He i, thor
cughy acquainted with the law and the rules practice
Of the Office regard him OF the most capable
and successful practitioners with whom have had Off
cial Intercourse. CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner rf Patents
Boston, Jan ], 1857. aeoiGultm
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WESVaBTOkE! NEW GOODS III. @
~ WARREN has enlarged ahd httec up the best
manner store merry occupied ~ NM. ARE0rp ~
Toy, Var ey, coniectiUnery, Fruit, Nut SegM Soda,
Be Oyster Eating, and Ice Cream caoon, AL Of -nih'
furnished Ia tht best possible manner, and ct such
prices a. wil ensure immediate friends and The
pubh invited call aud examine my stock before
purchasing elneN here.
no. ls3 Main Street. Worcester
- eodu JOSEPH q WARREN.
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MPORTA TO DAGUERR EoI u pc
| ISIS, MARBLE DEALERS AND OTHERS.
Monumental Daguerreotype Cases.

method has long been sought for, to insert in dur
able mauueT, Dagu rreot pc LEeneses TO Head Stones
and MOnumei IS have been manufacturing these Cases
for the last years, and them secure
the picture for number Of years.
TIL outside case is made of Paran Marble, AL the
box which loses the picture and keeps in state Of
gr at perrvaion for long humber OF years, is made of
brass,--a screW boT. IL makes very neat job a
Head Stone Monument. They are used in Greenwood
Cemetery, Mount Auburn. Laurel ai, and many other
Cemeteries in the Uuitsd States
liberal discount made Marble 3alsTs and Dagusr
reotypists Price from 50 rs each to $3.50 circular
of engravings will be any address, tree with price
list, Address,
l.. BALDWIN, Agent Of Mausoleum Dag. Co.
dS dSm 1856 Broadway, New York.
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--s4s-, WOR CESTER * Ma: WA
SsraF+Hs3A Il. k-WInlpr arragemeat--On ana after
December J. pas8engtTtrains will run as follows
Leave Worcester at 20 and ll,l6 NJ, and 10 NJ,
Leave Nashua ut 10 and IL W NJ, and 3 100 P. NJ.
Az Nashua, all trains except first from Nashua, and
last from Worcester connect with the trains Of the Concord
Railroad where passengers take the and from tue
Northern the PAssuinpsf the BOst,u Concord and Mon
real, und the vermont Central Railroads.
AZ 0rotcn Juhcuon trains c0navct directly with sho
trains VI tue stony broot Rairoad and also with those
Of the htchburR hArosd the EXCEPTION Of the rst
tram nom bOsloni aud AZ Ftchburg win Trains Of the
Vermont hassachusetts and Cheshire Railroads.
For further particulars and connections with other
roads, pathfinder RailEay Guide for the New Eng
land 3tates.n a. w. BENrI.EY suuil
Worcester. Nov I, 1855. ar