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Worcester daily spy., 1858-12-04

tsso o' gem 'n the state Clarka BOea, Worcester
ID NFAL TOE.
DR.. o. Il. JENoKs's Dental Rooms ere st No. 2s9
'4h street worcester BE is having great success in
hslg Electricity 10 produce insensby to pain while
rALac0g teetE. All other dental operations PERFORMED
10 lo5 same careful ard thorough manner, as usual.
diff
ATnoId's -aa,,s GIObaler nnd Vital Flasd. FER
uye a. g Hull OF''S'' s9a aPs4fsfFR as gos
GEORGE SESSIONS
FHTutshing Underwater S COflu Ware
house,
Sohes n every description, always habd. Also shs
Ns~ PArSNr NzrALLio CAsEEr, Of all sizes
Every thing connected with the maDaeement Of nne
Ts pFomty attended to- No % Front street. residence
53 Scont 5treet Worcester. Mass d&Rtf my23
n n 4 CIT ON.
II. c. q. Blake. a graduate Of Harvard Uniyer-
sity and teacher Of mu n experience will give lessons
i' the Ancient and Modern Language, and in the Cong
mon and Higher English Studies, at No, Bowdoin srezt.
NJ dSm
SMALL s COGsW ELL.
C o U N S Ell ORS At LAW,
Michigan street, t,......... Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
sIAEoS n. SMALL. JOHN B. D. oo6swELL
DRAPER & CLARK
Have Just received and offer for sale, large lot Of BUT
81 M Ess - S4oed % an, inexperienced 'qacr,.
~ ,t,i ~ ~ nos ~ resolness' oSy snt n
" s' 70 t'7 "o4e' 't neF procession AeeIoenoe1O
"a .,l - tslstAs way l4s ie'uIileu "Om EUROPE
'l.e p, ,ttuce OF MS PROFESSION oulcs; as
i'J' 1'o ~ tesrl street ou mo
L.B. NICHOLS. NJ. D..
,zFtcr ~ pys--,,,-S no ~, - O. . go a y ~
FRok 70 3, sSD TO o'oLoox P.
n "a -, r ~
,--.. GltF OieIhs ohce' worcester, Dec 2 1883
N"'l'e he'e'y gwen mat the Mayor and Al +e'men
and carry ay the s and bonse op Sf all hose oo' bo
may desire 1T from that portion of the city embrscei
within the limit what is tnown as the Mile Crclen
in accordance with til provisions of an ordnance relating
to that sui iect asssd October II 1855
u y order OF the Mayor and Aldermen.
dec2 o3t SAMUEL SMITH City Clerk
- -
nee - Heie3ttr tne j" noesae agency OF Prof.
fGEo s'5pIBgSu. hr3t w pe ~ the Drug store
IL II
u II N II II,
1853 main street. opposite the new Mechanics Hall
20 Building, dkwH
rs. --------- ----------
iohsn-s Ef0uo oAa = fnss i III brotyPees
sh briancy tone co;or and truthfuness to nature
Do foil give him call IL you W.h Tor g picture
satisfactory in every respect His rooms are over the
Citizens Bank, I18 Nsin stie ieet. dtf aus
see AuteTL1eglept oI the StutoaI LIE Assurance
SCluPIiS VI NC" A"'A' o1 Tue ou'siue'
Worcester daily spy., 1858-12-04

AFHold'n GIObuIeE anG Vital FIEEd. FER
ale, Wholesale atd retail, by
J. G. HILL, Druggist and Apothecsry,
my4 dtf Iechanics' Rail Rlock
Worcester daily spy., 1858-12-04

MRS. IA. w. GERALDs, Physician.
an ETperieHced and Successful M5dwife,
No. So Mechanic street. at the Head Of Union street
Special attention given to Uterine Complaints, and
Diseases of Cai dren.
Office hours from Z to 9 a. m, and from to p. M
e2h DIFF
Worcester daily spy., 1858-12-04

N0tiCe. - Heieatter the " no esale Agency Of Prof
Fagg' Instantaneous Relief will he 1t the Drug Store
Of Gg0 z. sPCRR No 2Ol Main street. dat DE-
Worcester daily spy., 1858-12-04

Querus Cod Liver Oil JeIIy.-No Drug
gsts' establishment lacking this delightful preparation
Of the Cod and which contains eighty Eve per cent Of
pure oil, complete in its list of remedial agents I'm.
quaifaby endorsed by that learned society," the NeR
York Acadenly Of Medicine what druggist look over
this invaluable preparatiopf We say none that cares
aught tor his reputation pharmaceutist PENFcLD,
CLAY Co., No. Fletcher street, New York. are the
Agents for Q ieru's Cod Liver Oil Jelly.
Sol by n. B. GREEN Il co wholesale Agent and
all Druggists d&w2@ n22
Worcester daily spy., 1858-12-04
GEORGE SESSIONS
FHTuisl1iDg Undertaken & COllu Ware

L * 4 & 4 . n
II. c. q. Blake. graduate Of Harvard Uniyer-
sity and teacher Of mush experience will give lessons
i' the Ancient and Modern Language and in the Coms
mon and Higher English Sudies at No. Bowdon stres
pQ dSm
Worcester daily spy., 1858-12-04

Cl1nsn's pOubla 6 snss i InbrotyPee,
permanently scaled uasurpassed for beauty Of I'm
ish, brianry Of zone coor and truthfuuess nature
Do not foil to give him call il you wish Tor picture
satisfactory in every respect. His rooms are over the
Cltlzen's Bank, ll8 Hsin stiee diff aus
Worcester daily spy., 1858-12-04

o. e. Ii X RIs
y r. tt II,
1853 main street opposite the new Mechanics Hall
20 Building dkwti
Worcester daily spy., 1858-12-04

HeImboIdia Ccnnfnc Preparntion.--Fo
disease o the Bladder Kidneys, Gravel, and Dropsy
o. d&wSm
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-05
Yotttq.
For The Thin Tribune.

Aof kne Allun ANpunes
A Lament ror bays Of Old.
Old Britain sought our sircs 10 bind, with Slave.
rys CALLING chain;
And sent for this her hreliug hordea, Across iho
swelling main.
She little rocked what spirits then, her mighty
power would dare,
Aud found too late that she had reused lion
from his lair
From hill aud vale, from field and wood, and
down the mountain side,
OF fierce and warlike men theio swept, dense,
rssisllcss tide.
In vain against that iron race, she hurled her
marshallod braves;
Tho ground which fot the fearful shock was
strewn with loemen's graves.
And ere that deadly struggle ceased, and freedom
was achieved, #
For many patriot cold and low, full many a
kinsman grieved.
Our fathers s,ernly pledged their ivoa for Justice
and for man;
For this they boldly stood bcnOalh a powerful
tyrangs ban.
They saw their life blood yelling forth, without
tear or sigh,
For Liberty they proudly said, that it was sweet
TO die.
Where is the soul that fred those men to lool,
death in the facet
Did bastard statesmen Of this age, spring from
that mighty raoo1;
Before dospot, 10! they bow, and meekly wor-
ship him; .l .l
He bids and forth these towards go, trembling ia
every tIub.
At his command they crush tho weak, and tread
his victims lows
All deaf TO human signing, and unmoved by hu.
man woo.
The ground which roeked with patriots blood,
and where they found their graves,
Where tyrants' hordes were piled in death, is ,rot
to-day by slaves.
And in the halls where freemen spake, IN tone,
which thrilled the land,
The champions of Oppression, and their servllo
minions stand.
Tombs where our fathers long have slept! Civ,
back your prize againl
To US and to humanity, restore these iron men
Before our nations doom is sealed, beyond tn,
power to save,
Else Liberty will find within ier native land,
grave.
Tinin January, 1858. CIT.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-05
FROM .WAsIIINGTnN.

WA5HrSaToN. January 24-As the
time for action on Kansas affairs approach
es, the President appears to be seriously
doubtful Of the result in Congress. The
detection Of the Pennsylvania delegation,
is very threatening; ditto New York. si1
Of whom are far from having docided to
vote Lecomptou through. The Ohio del
egation is a unit against is, and very little
reliance, at pinch. can be placed upon
Illinois or Indiana.
The President withholds from the SEN
ate tho nomination Of Gov Wright. ofIn-
diana, the present Minister to Prussia
some say because the Prussian Govern
ment objects to him, and othOrs. because
his friends q home viii not swallow Le'
compton.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-05
--latest from Kans3s--calaoun I, !. /. Reieeting


--latest from Kansas--CalhOun Rejecting
the Free state, Returns.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 25.--A gentleman from
Leayenworth ON She Goth, who arrived
this evening, reports having travelled from
Weston to Roonville, in company with a
messenger bearing dispatches from Cal
houn to members Of the Cabinet at Wash
ington, the tenor Of which, as derived
from the messenger, IS that Calhoun re-
ieoted the returns which were sent to
Gov. Denver instead of himself, on the
ground that in accordance with the Le-
compton schedule they are illegal and,
therefore, void.
This gives the State officers to the
Democrats; also one majority in the
Council, and two in the House.
Mr. Steven, Democratic member Of the
Legislature, had been shot in the stage
between Wyandott and Lawrence. He
would probably die. Henderson was
still in custody at Lawrence.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-05
Iii Thavers epeeeb.

Mr., Thayor, = member Of Congress
from Massachusetts,, the same man vhois
coloniziug Virginia. made speech in the
House a low days since, on Tao Ceutral
American question, which is highly
spoken Of by letter writer's. lie evident-
y struck the hllibusters In thorieht spot.
for they have been mum" since ia do-
livery. Wo copy tho following synopsis
Of his remarks fom tho reported proceed
ings Of Congress;
Mr.. Thayer (Mas') maintained that
We wish 70. can and shall Americaniza
Contral America. IL should not, how
ever, DO douo in any way that would
tarnish tho national honor By violating
the treaty stpulations and laws Of The
United States, but Ia accordance with
the highest laws, human aud divine. Ho
Expressed regret that Mr. Haskin yester-
\ day proclaimed himself in favor of Grand
larceny a mcanor thitg cannot BE- said
ut IL than TO call IL by its own namo. H6
was griovod that any party should be in
| favor Of either grand or petty larceny. IL
was not only disgraceful, but utterly con-
tomphblo. Tho only proper way to
Amoricauise Central America was by
organised emigration. This mieht be
dono within throo yoars, IL no neutrality
laws and Executive intorfered. He
wanted or neutrality laws so plain tbaG
every man may know whether heis tight
or wrong. The South, owing to its sparse
population, cannot afford to spare its eiti.
SeDs, but tho North, ia consequence of a
superabundaut population, must have an
outlet somewhere. Something must DO
Opened 10 tho descendants Of the Pilgrims.
Daughter They were now crammed in
between tho Atlantic Ocean and Rocky
Mountains. A better timo thnn this
could not bo desired for Americanzinp
Central America. In consequence OF the
financial pressure, Europe will send 70
our shoros during the present year, noL
less than a hall million Of men, Who
together with tho quarter Of n million
surplus people in the North must 90
somewhere. There are enough to make
eight states q year, Il wo have territory
whore they can bo placed. il used eco
nomically, which was sure 10 bo done.-
Laughter IIo repeated, il you 70 r.
peal tho neutrality laws, the North will 6ll
up Nicaragua before tho yenr 1859, and
that comfortably. After setting forth
the benefits TO rsul. from emigration to
Central America. with their subsoil plows
shovels. hoes and seeds, he said that tho
country would not complain, emigration
would be promoted and encouraged by O
company with q capital Of from S2o0, 900
to $500, 900, which could spread through
{ the country information showing what
T arc tho natural resources of Central
0 America, and tho inducements 70 emf
l. crate thither.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-05
TIFFIN, OHIO, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1853

and her singing--suoh divine music
Pshaww
"Apd why not7 who can listen to
such an angelic boing, and not break into
rapturos with her heavenly musio2"
'Sure, / have heard better" said she
pettishly.
"And then 10 think Of her sweetness
Of disposition, aud her kindness, her be-
novolonce, her beauty -"
Clara sat uneasy.
-"Iler sparkling wit, her learn
ing--all these joined in on person, in
Julia she whom all love -"
She hitohed away her chair, and looked
hard, very hard, AZ the well-post through
tho window. What could be so very at
,ractiyo in that old Eriokety piece Of
wood2
"She whom wo ADORE"
lIo stopped. lIe heard a sob.
"Clara, cousin Clara" said no, going
to her, and seating himself by her.
"SMnd of, sifl" exclaimed sho. sud-
donly rising aud stopping into the middle
Of the room. Her eyes, though wet with
tears, flashed with excitement Her bo.
som heaved and swellod with offended
pride. no.
"You aEe a cold, heartloss man. You
ask others TO sing, but mo never; you
walk, and laugh, aud ride with that Julia,
but never ask me; you dance all night
with Julia, while sit alone in the corner;
you sing with her, 60 10 church with her
and | am loft at home. You may 90
back to New York with your beautiful
cousin--Pll nevor speak 10 you again.
You're are no cousin Of mino-you are n
senseloss, rude, good.for.nothing brutel
You are the worst, The ughest, the most
hated-ughl tho beastl"
She hurried out OF tho room, leaving
Harry transdxed with astonishment. He
went away with n serious face.
That afternoon Clara sat IN a rustic
bower in her fathers garden. She
pale, unhappy. She did not observe two
persons walking that way until they on.
tered whore she was. Harry advanced
leading the smiling Julia by Che hand.
"You know this lady only as your
cousin. | come now to acquaint you
with the relation sho bears TO me. In
Julia Hosmer you sec your cousin and my
sister"
"Your sistor?" Grid she eagerly, spring
ing forward. aa =
''Your cousin and my sister. sweo
COZ" ..f
"You won't 90 back TO morrow, wi
your" asked she, slipping arm arouu
Julia.
Clara paused for moment. Their
with crimson cheek and faltoring voice
she approached Harry, and passing he
arm around his neck. looked up iuio hi
eyes, that flashed 30 sure Of victory.
Cousin" she said. "you win not G
so soon?"
We are informed by his sister tina
Harry hung long ovor her, looking int
her deep eyes rs though he would ill he
soul with beaming glauoos Of love an
oonfdene, and did not offer TO disturb Oh
arm that rested on his mock, for fear thos
glowing lips benoath his own would b
removed.
"Clara, you have conquered. I shoulc
ihdsed be a senseless piece Of mortality
TO 60, when such eyes as yours coax mC
to stay and taste such tempting fruit a
this"
He did not stop long. When next hi
left the village, Julia was not the only
one that went with him, nor Harry al
that called her sister.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-05

RE- Miller. who shot Judge Fitch in
Toledo, has been acquitted on the plea Of
insanity.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-05

EsB7 Con. Scott has gone TO California
to raise recruits for The Utah Army.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-05
from Kansas-The ElectiO
Returns. .4

Returns. .-
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 21.-The Democrat has
received returns from the Kansas election
of the 2lst of December and the 4th of
January, as published over the signatures
of Governor Denver and the presiding
officers of the Territorial Legislature.
The vote on the Constitution stands as
follows: Constitution with slavery, GAS,
Constitution without slavery 500. tg
At the election on the 4th inst, the
Free State party were triumphant, elect
ing al their candidates for State officers
by an average majority of AIS.
SENATE.-l3 Free State aud Demo
Gratis.
HoUsE.-29 Free State aud Is Demo
Gratis.
The majority against the Constitution,
on the Attn inst, was 10, ,226.
1t is alleged that fraudulent votes were
counted at Oxford, Shawnee, Kickapoo,
and other places.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-05

II isa bad plan 70 put your best foot
foremost. unless you can keep It there.
Men Of genius are often duh in com
mon-place society. as the blazing meteor
when Il deacends 70 earth is only stone,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-05

WHEN DEATn OoMEs, death comes
at morn, when the sun is just rising in
the East; at noon, when It's rays are the
most splendid; at eve, when IL sinks be-
meath tho horizon; at midnight. when Il
is entirely hidden from our view. It
comes to the babe just beginning to pratt
tie; Il comes to tho man Of middle age,
when the connecting links which bind us
to life are most strong; il comos to the
aged man with trembling arm and faded
eyesight, led along by others: Il comes
to the poor, struggling 20 obtain a uhea-
gre susteuancei it eomBs 10 the man who
is in comfortable circumstances. by whom
life is best enjoyed; il comes to the wealthy
rolling in aiiluence and casa; il comes 70
the idiot, laughing at his own folly; it
comes 10 the man o. just sense enough to
pass through life easily; il comes to lhe
educated man, glorying in his Cicero and
Homer; il comes 10 the inidel. rs he dis.
owns bis maker; i comes TO the Christian,
who looks upon il only as happier land.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-05

I SCARCITY on bEED UoRN,-Ihere IS
very general complaint among the farmers
Of. the scarcity Of seed corn. 1t is be,
heXed that very little Of the corn raised
last season in franklin county win do to
plant. The early frost last fali, and the
wet WeatheFsineo thon has not only rOtled
large proportion Of the crop, but Of that
which looks appar5ntly sound and ripe,
only q small part win do to plant 90
luu,Bus Journal.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-05

KIND WoRDs-W Why USE TnEM?--
I. Because they always cheer him to
whom they are addressed. They soothe
him il he is wretched. They comfort
him il ho is sad, They keep him out of
the slough of despond, or he lp him out II
he happens to be in.
2. There are words enough Of the OPP
posite kind flying in all directions--sour
words--cross words-fretful vords--in-
sulting words-oyerbearing words-irri.
tating words. Now let kind words have
a chance TO get abroad. since so many, so
different, arc on tho wing.
5. Kind words bless him that uses
them. A sweet sound on the tongue
tends to make the heart mellow. Kind
words react upon the kind feelings which
prompted them. and mako them more
kind. They add fresh fuel to the FIRE Of
benevolent emotion in tho soul.
4. Kind words beget kiud feelings to-
ward him that loves 10 use them. People
love to see tho face and hear tho voice Of
such man.
Kind words are therefore Of great value
in these hard times.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-05
slavery In Rausas--- More Disturbance,
Mnhfnalrn A lInir.

Slavery In Hausas---MOre Disturbances,
Nobfaska Affair.
ST. Louis, Jan. 25.-Late Kansas al:
vices state that an act was passed in the
lower branch Of the Legislature abolishing
slavery in the Territoy on the LIST Of
March, Serious disturbances ACQUIRE be-
tween tho settlers on the Shawnee reser-
yation, and some Indians. resulting in the
death Of one Of the latter, and the driving
off Of all settlers. burning their houses
and crops. by the Indians.
Governor Richardson arrived at Omaha,
Nebraska, on the 10th. In reply to a
message from majority Of the Legisla-
ture now in session, he expressed his dis
APPRECIATION Of their recent adjournment to
that place. and requests their immediate
return 10 Omaha. ~
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-05

Es1- The times can scarcely be rs hard
in Utah as they are in tho confederaoy
that is at war with her. Brigham Young
has just incraased the number OF his
wives 70 seyenty-fye. while our President
can't afford 10 keep even one.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-05

Terrible Tragedy Ia Marion Co, Ken
tukys--A Slave Murders his Masters
SON aud the OverseeT.
LoUNyILLE, Jan. 22.--I have lust
learned of a Terrible tragedy which oo-
Cured in Marion Co., Kontcky, on Thurs
day (yesterday.)
Mr.. Van Cloaye, wealthy farmer liv.
ing in that county, logged his negro
woman severely, when the husband of the
woman (also a slave belonging TO Mr..
Van CleaYe) became very angry, and
used insulting language to his master,
whereupon the master ordered him to be
tied up and whipped also. but while they
wero taking Off his coat TO ito him. ne
drew butcher knife and killed Henry
Van Cleave, the son, on the spot, and
mortally wounded Daniel Thompson.
Tho negro has been arrested, and is
now in Jail, The officers had great diff
Guilty in restraining tho people from TAX
ing the negro and hanging him on the
spot
What terrible commentary is this on
tho whole aeoursed slave system. A
man objects to another fogging his wife.
for which he is ordered to be logged al
50. He turns upon his tormentors and
kills two Of them Hs Is then taken IN
Jail to be tried for murder. There is no
doubt Of his doom. lie will be hanged,
and yet he did just what any man would
have done, who has the heart 10 feel as
one and in that heart courage to make
his feelings known %. s. Journal
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-05

FIRsF WmTE Max BoRH IN THh sTAFs
OF oHIo,-The Morgan Heraia announces
the death Of tho Rev philo Matthew'S.
IAN able. eloquent and pious miniFtor Of
tho NJ. +. Church" Mr. Malihews was
tho Grss person born 10 tho State Of Ohio.
lie died al Richmond. Wisconsin. on .ho
lIoth OF November
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-05

SOUTHERN KAYsAs.--The Kansas NcDs
Of Oct. "a, says;
Scarcely day passes that the whito
tops Of the emigranls wagon may nol
be seen passing by, ON their way to
tho rich country lying South and West
Of us. Almost al bring thoir families.
with sufficient provisions for the winter,
aHd many bring all the necessary tools
for pioneer life There is still plenty Of
time to erect comfortable dwellings before
the cold weather sets in, and the fall i'm
migration will thus be ready 10 commence
operations in earnest with the frst open
ing Of spring. All accounts agree in
representing the SouiAera half of Kansas
as the better 6alf' and we are glsd to SEQ
it filling up with hardy. industrious set
tiers, The excitement which has existed
along the Missouri and Kansas Rivers.
has eGectualy Advertised that region for
the last two or threo years. and little was
known Of the rest Of the Territory until
last spring, then the emigration began 10
extend "Gisqy S0nfA, on the Reosho and
Cottonwood, and even now this vicinity
is ofton spoken Of as Southern Kansas.
when the fact, is Emporia is almost ex-
actly in the centre, North and South. and
"Southerns Kansas" still beyond.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-05
D E N TT S TR Y
DIR. FRANKLIN,

DIR. FRANkLlNs
Is iosatod in Tidn and prepared 10 per-
form ai npcrationtin dental alSurgory. Diseased gums
vured-ueeaved teeth restored to health and usefunessby
nlling with GoLn Fott CHRysrAL GsLp, or Tin Fol.-
ARripIciAL rRsrH, from one 20 full 'e, made Gold
orsvet Plates In short all operations peraningto Dem.
tsry done IN the most approved style apd warrared 20
give satsfaotion or nopay. No charge for consuat
hooms IN shawhans New Block, Main street, ,rhin, o.
unl0-iy.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-05
Bank

,so,,.,, ufpdrs, A. @. BAtDwIE and W. q naposs
81 have as1ociaied them.else. lel " 49,. ~ ~ a
Ilnas cs Inisr6st win ne paid o. deposits s'anaing'
5 months al psg caai. per annnm-
Ass is
T,pd Warrants boughi and seld urners A co
Pl7T p H''
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-05

A TToRNEY AND CoUNsEILoR AT LAW, will
N give prompt attention % An professional bnsiness
oomnnttedto Ms care in Seneca and adjoining counties
oiee, In Sahwhans llook, directly opposite dia City
House, Market street. Titin, o. IH daca.Ir
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-10-09
Pc r-~s "a ID ALLY LINE

f- r~@ "a ID ALLY LINE OF
,SS<zs2zsee7 -. STEAMERS BETWEEN HARTFORD AND
NEW iUith. The steamer CITY OF HARTFORD leaves
Hartford every Tuesday, ThursiAy and Saturday.
The steamer GRANITE STATE leaves Hartford Monday,
Wedn rday and Friday.
The Of leaving Hartford Il hxed at Ia p NJ giving
passengers that leave Springfield by the mid day Express
Train time These boats arrive IN New York reg
uary Mt about A. NJ and cng In perfect order for the
business In which they engaged offer TO passengers
only the cheapest hut In every respect the comfortable
means Of passage between Hartford and New York
Cabin Fare, l50
Forward Deck, 100
Freight Il taken by this Line at very low rates.
Through prices made Hartford Goods going all
important points In the West and Southwest u he forwarded
by Railroad to New York prices from Hartford as
charged from New York II shipped by other Lines
For terms apply to agent at Hartford.
Goods designed to by this Line should be consigned to
Hartford Steam Boats.
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