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- Capt. John iarlham has been appoint
ed Postmaster at Gorlain. Me. Capt. Farm
ham is one of the old settlers in Gorha,n.
and was in active service in the war of 1872
\ lIEARTIrss "SoN OF 4 Gun. The son
of Henry $. Gun. of Mississippi, ran of two
weeks ago with his fathers second wife
\ STEAMBOAT NEwSrArEE-.\ other
innovations which the mammoth steamer
Great Eastern is about to i"auyuratc. will he
the publication Of a daily paper on board for
the benefit of the travelling puhic-'hc reg
ular public" Of travclcr>-v HON she may
be bearing acroSS the ocean. But this start
ling feature is anticipated on the waters of
the New World. for the New Orleans packet
steamer James +. Woodruff now sails equip
ped with the force and material for the pub
LEGATION of regular d"'1y paper on bo"'''
during her trips up and down the river, with
job Office attached for the printing of bills
of fare and other work.
~ \ maiden lady advertises in one of the
city papers babbOon. three cats. and par
rot for sale. She is about to be married, and
has no further use for them.
~ Mortimer \. Thompson (alias doe
stickS0 was married on Friday evening. at
New Haven, to Miss Anna IL. Van CIcyc, of
Minnesota.
-, Catherine HAYES. the Irish singer. has
recently married MIR. Bushnell. The .Sa,-
Mny Times SAYS that he was her business
manager in California and Australia. and
a. L. 4
the necessity Of visiting this country and
procuring a divorce from his wife in Conncc-
ticut.
- Colonel Benton is sufficiently recover
ed to ride out to-day on his favoritc black
horse Though reduced in flesh and appar-
emily weak.hc sits on his horse with his won't
ed ease and lirmness.-Wushinyto" STIR,
23d
~ \ pretty foot is generally an indication
Of pretty face. for the reason that all well
that ends we'll.
- The last quarterly returns Of the New
York po>t-ottice would make nearly three
miles of paper if stretched out page by page
continuously.
~ Two brothers named Smith, proprie-
tors of splendid peach orchard near Sacra-
mento, California, are said to have realized
between 100000 and $4,000 this year from
the sale ofpeaches.
- A clipper ship sailed from New York.
last Saturday, for Liverpool, with $40 return
ing emigranss-the largest number of persons
.S-or t,ke N fran this country to FurOnp in Il
sailing vessel The "hard times" are caus-
ing thousands Of emigrants 10 return to the
old country.
RUM-Thc wife of a man named Gray, at
Rochester. n y, took her two children and
started to 90 to her sisters, few evenings
since, because her brutal husband was abus-
ing her and them, but while crossing rail-
road bridge they all fell through nd were
drowned.
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Barre Academy.
Normal Music Class,

MR. {. II. CLARKE takes this opportu-
-Aes 'unitv TO inform lis friends and the public
that he has resigned his place professor of nl,r-
sic III Boston. and made arranrClnrfts 10 teach
music in all its branches at st. Jchn>',urv. For
the benefit of Teachers. and such as desire to
qualify themselves for the business Of Tcachng
he will form Norsnai Music Class. to whom
he will give Il course "f lessons of the most thor
ou,Th character. Ladies or Gentlemen wishing to
study Music profession. will find the present
hiIhlv favorable opportunity. The exercises Of
the Glass will commence on Monday. Nov. 10.
1881. all! continue L. weeks.
TUITION. (Payablc in alyancc)
Fiano-Forte. Organ. any ether instrument that
may be preferred. $1,000
Cultivation of tn, voice ard singing, 1000
Thor"ughha.S and composition. 1000
Each department: NAV he studied separately at
the price annexed. full course Of musical in
>truc'i"n will be given. Including all. for 90.
llavin" 'nioycd III" benefit Of over twelve wears
experience III his profession. Mr.. Clarke pledges
entire satisfaction To every patron.
References.
CuGcKrH'NG 4 S0*s.
gro. J. WEE.
G!o. f. Roof. Do.r,~
GiINrE DlTsu<. "''i'-'
N"o'.w>En < E;:ov~.
H. SSH. !Iru,ED>oN.
A' ;, h"nV"':.n. NEW york.
y. H.--lar Ian g ;r>t,r,;ion which las p~c,-
ed 50 l,.g'!, >'-.c~~.' IN Baton vii he faithful
J.; carr, out III Nt. J, h,i.'.tv
{. So. cIA@:...
Nov. l. l>:j- 5s,f
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II ii + y l. W Y O II
INDEPEND

is the largest religious newspaper published in tho
United States. Price $500 a wear invariably in
advance. Rev. II. W. Bcechcr. Rev. Geo. b.
Cheevcr. and Mrs. Harriet Bcccher Stowe arc
among the regular contributors Ia its colunnso
DIR. I. ID. KILBOCRNE, &. Jrin bury. Agent
or the State IF Vermont =
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AMILY GROCERIES

evcr OF, red i: -. Jol,n-i,;-v.
Inc a'HVc Coos were fom-!lt at 4 great dis
COUNT f"I as! IL >mi' iiir HARD TIMES. .nd
VII ~ Nd accordingly
.. ~ "; -; Hc:'E t"c'!> delivered at any place in
the Villa" ire ot c>p,r>, when requested.
Vel III 1879 J.r l.. +. BROWN.
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kD There are plenty of Young gentlemen well as
plenty q" old ones whose boards turning grey. which
gives the former great deal ol uncaSnc>S. and EXPOSES
the ace of the latter Toav"i these little jric XrS
advise such 4" our Readers Prot o,lS Hair
i've. Which viii III tn. of few weeks change the
hair to its Natural C!ur. 1t does dive the hair like
The most ui t:c hair rcSrativCs but produces Il gradual
changed color from the root, the hair th, end
ana gives II line glossy appearance. We have seen
many persons VIII" have used il successfully. and pro-
no'nccd It the only Invention wi;'i has their
i'A :" cure for gray heads We commenced using it
about t"" months since, and If We any Judge age
ana beauty ii has made at least ten Years younger in
ac we are beginning t" look Jne Young. and feel very
much like getting Young wife. The change is miraculous
ana II would he difficult to find gray hair ii
would be t" find an idea in the head ofthc Duke Buck
nslaml. We know several old maids ard some Young
widows who's" locks Just beginning slvery
nue. ard Who have been talking seriously about re>nrting
To this remedy. and adv Use them DELAY anv long
cr. Ii never fiilS.-St. Louis Herald.
Sold by all respectable DRUGGISTS.
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I'll" pew improved machine manufacture, hv HUNT
WEBSTER co. i dc>crV cly cknuw lodged To-
superior I" other for Manuia turing Family p,lr
">'>-th" sam" Machine very aimrlhl, adapted either.
They perfectly simpcoa>y in operation and adapte!
L" every kind "f work. sewing we'll with the finest
ton with sill >rttin. beautiful AMI strong stitch
With II" ridge On the under side o the work preserves
equal tension Of the threads under all
For Tailoring they have II" rival and fr Shoe Manufacture
iC they superior (" everything. They particularly
adapted I" binding Ca"r boots and the
work " it'll beauty and dispatch. They he purchased
only AT rs " aShnct"n Street. Boston.
JIIMES TI;EFREN. Manufacturing Agent
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BrstG1r advertisements
KNApP'S PATENT RGsIN ell LAMP

The subscriber Is prepared Ia fIri-, the trad. i'll,
thirty different stVlS "f kNAPPS PATENT LAMPS
ala" I" lighting churches halls factories shops stores
dwellings Offices. &c. Also. Chi,rirr> tIant-lahra>
&c a"r'!nc better light AT quarter thu, than
fv other known means. \ constant supply 81 Oil
Wick. H. Wholesale an! I.i, Send IA Your order. T.,
T.. +. JONES
&c fremont Street. Museum Iuihiic Boston Mas,
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FURNITURE g. JOB WORK,

IS'ilE undersigned would >ay to the public far
: and near. that he has Just oprncd shop in
the building that was the Steam Mill at the De
pot Village. st. .)ohn>burv. and would ask
FURNITURE DEALERS
to come or send and get their goods cheap. All
in want will do well to call. and he will try and
suit them with the best of stock
job Work Of most kinds that comes in the line
of wood work will he done at a low price
Ladies. come and huv Your picture frames and
work boxes: don't let the hard times prevent YOU.
Hand SledS for the boys to slide down hill on.
.,Stf l.. b BADGER.
NOTICE.
riNIIIS ccrtiticS that have this dav given to nv
q son. Thomas Jefferson Qnmby. his time to
act for himself: and shall claim meme of his earn
lngS. nor Pay any Of his debts after this date.
THOMAS QUIMBY
Witncss-C. ". PRTsCorT.
Lyndon. Nov. >, 1871. jS-60*
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SEWING MACHINEsAs it is subject Of universal inter
est. Which is the best Sewing MaChine" with pleas
call the attention of readers to the advertisement
of the Hunt Webster Co. Sewing Machine The fact that
they are invariably recommended by those who them
is owing undoubtedly to their simplicity and durability
consequently making them To learn and keep in order
This machine is justly held by the cothier and other man.
ufacturcr Of Boston, the best and most reliable machine
madcani the ladies where contribute their praise
The spacious and el,E rant hail AZ 81 Washington street
Boston is occupied By Mr. Jane, Trcire the exhibition
and sales roOm-to whom all communicative should he
adj RI
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Crockery, China and Glass Wara

ever brought into this County, good assortment
OF HARDWARE: Flour. Corn. R,e and Dat
M'at' BnckN heat and Graham Fiomr: Sugars.
N%iar-rs ana S.r"rs. Fish of all kinds. Tongues
ana sounds. lrii". Lard. Butter and Cheese, Po-
.atnc>. rni"n>. uuin~r>. Cranhcrrics. Apnle,
iicAl'>. Hai'. Nails. Glass. FAINT, and Oil. Cam
Ea'ne amt ncn-cNp.">i,c burning Fluid. loom
faicr " OGDEN Ware. and the hes, general az.
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Notice.
FURS! FURS! FURS!
Good News for the Ladies !

\ chance to buy all the different kinds of furs
at cost
: RA DRESSER. being obliged To GO to Boston
. I" hUv goods for other stores. has bought
stock of Fur> for cash fer great percentage less
than The first cost. and will sell them at cost and
show The bills when required. | aides please call
and examine tn" goods and p.;ras. and Won will
he convinced 1t once that Won save from S.
I" $40 on set. from the regular prices. have
for The WI flcnef, f,.,x rnnrc
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BROW CA<TORINE.
ROOE sc.
DR. T. w Phelps
NEW SrAED FOR BOYS CLOTEINn

TI NN''-'fFI nv III tlkt Tic >i'lVNl:> El,.fng.
No.. ~ . V1iI;s Strret.
Opposite th' &" Oh South Church, Uo,.i! rc,,,cfll, in
w" Ihr attention 81" In. tr., very <;i;,-r.r stock e.
Hol tlbIil'\i'. which Ii" i prepared {" offer a
wholesale n III, Very l,W,>i
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MOTHERS. MOTHERS., MOTHERS,,,

MOTHERS. MOTIIERS.. MOTHERS,.,
An old nurse for children. Don, fail t" procur. Mrs
" iii>i"w S'"h- SNrUp for Children Tccthu.. Ii has
u" ci1a GA Earth. \" mother VIII" has ever i.l Mrs
li>iW SnorHIN" SYRrP for ilrcn will consent
I" lei her Child through the distressing critical
period "f t"'ii@ without the aid al this inv au,ir prep
arat"l II ' and health can h, estimated dollar, and
cents. II i worth ii weight in gold Millions Of bottles
:" Ms ln>!"W> Soothing Syrup sold every year
the nitr States
Price "! ~ bottle For sale by dealer, in Nc.ii-
cine. GENERALLY
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GEO. W. C!aasNER. s.o,tcu,
TIiISON. TOREY \ TOWER
Sewing Machines.

wholesale" ,,-,lrr> il SHIFTS. C"Ir,rs SrocKs =,
RI >nErS NrrR g. :EHG>I>. IiU>!rRY. ,;In,rS &C. Sc
II Min Sirrri En.,nn
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RICHARDSON & DEXTER.
importers III
Guns. Fishing Tackle. &: Pocket Cutlery

XII Ill ANDSDN ~ DEA IEKs
importers "i
Guns. Fishing Tackle. {; Pocket Cutlery,
81 Washington Street. Boston.
Powder. Shot. Caps Powder Fla>ks. Shot Pouches and
B"lts. Leather an! Wicker Covered BOTTLES Game BAGS
GIN MATERIAL ponhle AMI Snric Gun Barrels.
L"ckS Stock, ii r1 and German, Silver Mounting
line assortment q Double and Single Barrel Rifles
Santly on hand and made To order
DEAFNESS CURED. HOWEVER CAUSED.
qury addressed I" DIR. BOARDMAN. No. L. Suffolk
Place Boston attended To. Remedies and apparatus
by Express.
TrSrIuoHy-To those afflicted with Deafness would
state that have been deaf old and
r"nldr"v"r hear ordinary c"vrr>ati"n Eighteen months
since. was induced 10 call on DR. B"arman, and from TIN:
first operation much benefited that purchase, his
remedies ami apparatus and have used them thorouChv
stored EDW ARD W. HAMNETT
Chlinark. Mass. May II. ISL.
UBBER GOODS,
In all their varieties. GARMENTS SI!EErIN';S. TOYS,
COMBS. FOOT BALLS, &C.
ALFRED HALE K CO..
y Bro'nf"ld Street Boston.
Is AID Z e 3,
Have You and examined that really beautiful simple
and durable article for Family Use, the
BOUDOIR SEWING MACHINE {!
"HARRlS' PATENT:'' If not. do at once II will be
found tr best and most reliable lwpriced single thread
Sewing Machine II will sew six fifty stitches
to inch and upon any kind of goods. II IS without
ception the simplest I'm its mechanical construction of
ever made its durability equal to any Of tn" h:hprced
machines. and its cost within the I'll most pie.
being s.ld at the low sum "f FORTY-FIYE DOLLARS.
The above is the only single thread machine that is sol"
in the United States under RECOMMENDATION and
from Elias Howe. Jr " Singer Co.. Wheeler and VIII
Manrf Co, and Grover Baker Sowing Machine Co..
and the public depend upon not henG imposed upon
in rs ec'ae or having I" others nr the right 10
IT, II has never before been avcrt>e but several hun
drel have already been sold and testimonials of the nigh
est kind can he furnished +" party q" their superior
merit over any other single thread tamvur stitch machine
e" before the public.
Ladies and gentlemen will please examine them before
purchasing elsewhere they " i'll BE- freely shown all
times and their superiority demonstrated. Samples OF
work forwarded by mail to part Of the country a
plicatiOn-and agencies given TO responsible parties.
L. 4. BT1ELOW. Agent.
43TrcmcEt ST, Hcston, and 3.j Praln az. New ri.
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III ATS e CAPS.

ami somc Clothing which have bought for cash
to assert mp. and will continue 10 >cll them At
fOST For 90 D.iISt
when TIC opportunity of hu, ing goods at cot, will
close.
frcollcrt the Store opposite the Post Office St
John>bury Plain IRA DRESSER.
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Times lock Brighter |!

AII. AT 1. +. BROWNS. where for
cash or GOOD credit, YOU can &c, more good,
for dollar than hcf.rr an,eHv which v;II b.
found the best assortment Of
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The amendments to the Constitution were
adopted by majori,ics >ar.in. trom"l.ooo to
loo"o" The vote for Canal Commissioner
and Judges was neal the same with that
of Governor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-15
MEDICINES.

HhR. HART'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT
NJ For the safe and speedy care Of Bpieptc Fits
spasms, Couvusions, Nervous debility, Seminal Weak
ness &c, Price So per b7e Remember i is sure
my2O dH 2o1 Main street.
nR. KINlBALL. PROFESSOR OF CHRONIC
~ DISEASE, and NATURES ASSISTANT for the
cure OF Consumption and Blood Diseases Office and
Residence 76 Front Ste, WORCESTER, Mass.
Dr hlmpail PAYS special attention the cure of Con
Sumpuon bronchitis Asthma, Diseases Of the Throat
LIVER Heart Spleen and Skin, Scrofula Eryspeas Salt
Bbeum, Canker and Cancer Humors and the all gone
feeling Of the Stomach. Now these each or all combined
lead directly 70 Consumption. Now here is a remedy
Our medicine will cure younot one-but a number for
mark no one medicine cures everything Our icnes
are purely Veg teabe; they Natures remedies and
they act with certainty They perfectly harmless
because they act in harmony with Natures laws to asst
nature in her struggle against dsease therefore the ma
tent cannot take them without decided benefit To the
afflicted say come, will tell you how you are-what
your disease is the remedies that will cure YOU and un
you on the road to health and usefulness We cure many
that are given up to die.
There is no branch of Medical science so neglected as
bad and corrupt Humors The nature and tendency Of
humol IS gGHtzdiOn, corruption deGth hence we
say to all thus afflicted you value health and life get
rid OF that humOI Our remedies will eradicate it from the
system, purify the Blood, and HEALTH is the conses
quence.
We say, then-Oonsnumption can be cured Huuors
can be cured. Come and see The doctor. Advice, free
Dr. Kmball may be consulted in all cases however pri
Vate by either married SINGLE with perfect confidence
N. b Particular attention paid to all Female Com
plants, weaknesses, suppressions Difficulties, Piles &c
Those afflicted with the Pills, if they will follow my d
rections may be assured of The unfortunate will
find in DR.. Kimball scientific friend.
Dr. Kimball will wait any that wish at their resi-
dences, any hour of the day or night.
Medicines sent to any part OF the county by address
ing l. KIMBALL, NJ DIS Front street, Worcester, Mass
ON
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INDIAN MEDICAL INSrIruTE.
SO Bromfield st., Boston.

30 Bromheld st., Boston.
DR.. r. GREEN superint endent is a Scientific pbvsi
clan, and has Travelled much, and spent much fine
among the Indians and therefore knows by actual expe
ence their true mode of practice for the last twenty
years mas induced others to style themselves Indian
Doctors saying they have recipes which come from the
Indians &c, but the sick should be thus cheated
Tor th Iidian system Of medicine and its pecuiaries
can only be learned by actual experience with Indians
themselves and even then, requires great skill and sci
ence 70 adapt them to the wants Of civilized society.
The New England Indian Medical society was formed
70 protect lnvadsfrom pposition the practice of the
Indian system, and to supply them with che genuine In
dian remedies.
We will, in this connection, mention fow Of the In
dian Remedies prepreparec by DR.. R. Green at ths.es
lablishmeDt
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lndian Cancer Plaster and Indian Cancer Wash and
various other Indian Remedies for the cure of dgeaaea
may DC wen TO add that the business at this estab
shment Is conducted upon the most liberal terms II e
she practice with some TO require large sum in advance
ior The promise of cure" &c This course IA seve, -
condemned ny the Society. At this institution. the
cnes needed IN their case cept at the rst presentation
one dollar being charged for recording ia cssa MA
giving the necessary diBsctiops. ~ S-'S -10
s,,, Ladies' Especially
should know that the genuine Indian Remedies do NOT
IKE the old method, debiate the system bnt lenoyate
isstore healthy tone to their already debitated
The society's newspaper, entitled indian Arcana ~
neu WIN tne literary and medical knowledge Of the In
aans and giving the description and uses Of the medi
clhes named above and also reference 10 cases cured
may be bad at the Office or will be sent by mail free Of
eharge or they may be obtained Of CHARLES CLARKE,
AGENT for the sale Of the Medicines, In Worcester.
Addrets DR. II. GREEN, 80 Broomhed b., Boston.
Consultations personally by letter. free Of charge.
mch6 d&wly
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GRAND MEDICAL ESTABLISH
W MENT
121 Main Srrnnr- NNnrnna,n.

IL SLEeels w oFCeBIeFs
The aVhOs need physician but they that are sick
A voice from Natures Garden. DRS HILL h JASRPH
formerly Of Boston and Providence graduates from
the school Of Nature and independent Botanic Ply
sicans; is their Diploma Their Maeria Medca
--Ndture's b0RHd{ess Vegetable kingdom. Their gen
eral headquarters-Wo Worcester Mass where all orders
must be addressed, to insure attention Drs Hill ia
scph will send their medicines any part of the Union
The Doctors Medicines are prepared expressly for the
following compsints:-
Spinal Complaints, Difficulty of Breathing
Kidney Difficulties, Influenza, Headache,
Gravel Complaints, Inactivity of the Mind
tluor Albus Vertigo in the Head,
Whoopiug Cough, Epilepsy, Epieptc Fits,
Pleurisy, Splitting Blood
OostiVeness, Involuntary passing of Urine
Fever and Ague, Pain in the Side and Back.
st. Vitus Dance Salt Rheum, Bronchitis
Fits, Diarrhoea, Lock Jaw, Commissions,
Palpitaton of the Heart, Dyspepsia, Dysentery,
Coughs, Piles, scrofula Ruptures Ulcers
Rheumatism, Jaundice, Worms, Erysipelas
Overlooking of the Gall, Liver Complaints
15- The Doctor has safe and sure remedy for all FE
MALE COMPLAINTS, discovered and prepared bv him
self An private difficulties treated with success and in
strict confidence. div "a
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REEN HOUSE PLANTS AND
IN HLOWEks---keses, Verbenas, &C, for planting
out. Also, good assortment Of Roreign Grapes for
0rapenes, and Native Grapes, for outside cultivation
early Cabbage, Tomato and strawberry Plants, may be
had at No 80 Lincoln street Apply % the Gardiner at
the Green House. Wa, A. WHEELER.
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tazssssszazs1 PROVIDENCE & V0RCES-
- TER RAILROAD.

Il EGA
CHANGE OF TIME.
On and after MONDAY, May 25 1857, Passenger Trains
will leave Providence and Worcester as follows:
Worcester for Providence at and H. rs A. M, and
b,00P. NJ
Providence for Worcester at 90 and 40 A. M, and
4,30 NJ.
The 700 a. M train from Providence connects at Prov
idence with steamboat train from New York via stoning
ton and at Worcester Junction with the Express train
from Boston for Albany and the West also for New York,
via Springfield, Hartford, and New Haven
With trains Of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad for
NorWchi and Boston and Worcester Railroad for Boston
With trains Of the Worcester and Nashua Railroad, OF
Lowell, Nashua, Manchester, Concord, &c.
With trains q the Worcester and Fitchburg Railroad
for Fitchburg, Keene, Bellows Falls, &C.
The Has train from Providence connects at Provi.
dence with steamer Perry from Newport and with trains
from Bristol Warren &c. ard at Worcester with the af
ernoon Accommodation trains from Worcester Of all the
aforementioned roads. Also with the accommodation
train for Albany, and the Express train for New York
The 430 p train from Providence atW ater-
ford with trains the Norfolk County Railroad from
Boston; at Worcester with the Steamboat train for New
York via Norwich; also with an accommodation train to
Springfield.
Passengers for Way Stations on the Western Railroad
between Worcester and Springfield except for w. Brook
field and Palmer, will take the Has m, or the 80
p. m. train from Providence.
The 10 train from Worcester connects at Provi,
dence with srains for Boston and Hartford
The II rs train from Worcester connects at Wor
cester with the morning trains from Norwich, springhed
Fitchburg, Nashua, Lowell, &c.
AT Providence with the afternoon trains for Boston,
Taunton, New Bedford, Fall River, and with steamboats,
for Fall River and Newport.
The 500 n. train from Worcester connects at WoT.
ceste with the Express train which leaves New York at
O'Clock M.
With the morning Express aud Accommodation trains
from Albany, and with the midday Accommodation train
from Norwich Springfield, Fchburg, Nashua Low ell &c
The 00a. m. train from Providence, and the IS a.
train from Worcester, connect with the trains of the
Norfolk County Railroad at Waterford for Franklin, Wall
pole Dedham, and Boston, The $50 p. train fIo
Providence, and the SEQ train from Worcester also
connect at waterford with trains from Boston, Dedham
Walpole &c. *