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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-10
CRY OF ,LANCAsTKR;
ThuI sday. Neye.hhcr Io.Iss0.
The GentIeness Of Christ.
n. HnNRY wARD prrcHEe.

-pat-rl BIZ HkNkt WAND bEkChbns rs--I aeil
rive make the following extract from
sermon preached by Henry Ward Bsechsr
a. Plymouth Church Brooklyn. Oct. 9Th,
and reported for ne independent. The
text was: ..Now I Paul. myself bsseech
you BY the meekpsss and gentlensss of
Christ .''-A Cor. x,1. ;.as sa:s. :, s.... .,,s,
Il tnGt,sts little 10 me. what school of
Theology rises or Whit falls, 90 only that
Christ may riss and appearin all bis'Fath.
er's glory, fuDI.orbed, upon the darkness Of
this world. atmatiers little to me what
chufch comes forth strong, or what lie.
comes weak, so only that the poor. the
sinful, The neglected, ths iestamong men,
may have presented to them in the church
Saviour accessible, reached easily BY the
human understanding. end available in es-
cry hour Of temptation, Of remorse, or Of
want! w
lis this Christ that / would make per.
son,l to YOU to day. He is moi beng
that .dwe,ls in The inner recesses of the e.
ternal world, Inaccessible. fucomprehtnsi
ble.s He is not the stern king, unbendine
upon thrcne OF justice, lifted up above
the reaci, of sighs, and sinful wants, He
IL not as QUE fortified behind the LuMarks
OF law, 60 that one must cannonade and
breach the walls with prayers, and rush 10
totabe him captive. Men reyer find Christ
but are aMsys found OF bhu. He goes
forth 10 seek and save tie lost. Il is not
the outfesching Of our thought; it is not
the strong drawing Of our sympathy and
yesrniuk thStdraMs up toward him. His
love Grscedts ours. I'VE love him. he.
cause be firsi loved us.' We kindle our
hearts at bis. As The sun is up before Nle
slugeard, 90, he twilight and dawn, of In
love is upon the ibias when we wake; and
when we Sleep, ever. his thoughts burn a.
bOve US az the stsrs burn throughout she
night. i.iT.r7e-aa ~
Il is this willing, Winnings pleading
Christ, who wieIds allthe grandeur Of Jus
tics and alltbe grandeur sOfaniversal en-
phe with such rare and sweet -gentieness
that m all The earth there Is none like un
10 him, that set before you as your per
sonal Frieoda He knows each Of you bet
Ger thSn your mother knew you! He Iva
called you BY name, In your .bsusebold
you arswcf 50 familiar to ydar most cher
sstted friend re- yoeI rrs y the th0ugbt
ChIist Not so indellibIy is your nam
seoorded "a your lather's memory, or
the bsptismsl register Of the sanciuary, Q
To- the Family Bible where The tabular les
tGr. .bigshs holds your iniantname,.as upo
Che ever remsmbeBing thsaftiof 'fhs Lor
jesus Christi 2 q s's lls 5s,
He does not set before bimself bis hol
ness, his hatred Of SIM. like mountains
yer which you,msys not climb, He doe
notlhedge himself byslhs dignities and 81
perioriiieg fdivinii5l An the way fFo'
his throne % your hesrt is slopsd. an
hope, and lore. and tpsekness. and kjnt
peas. and wonderful mercies. and -gepll
- l. - - a O.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-10
IadIenapt FresckmaS.

The PtiIadelphia NORTH Amehean gives
an account of two Frenehmen 10 ths. city,
who teeams.a day or two since; quite -
much tkeitsdaud perpleked aStbe French
man who ''rtn with the Gre wASbins" 81
New Yosk. ssms weeks sines. The PSit-
sdslpbis Flsnebmen. while qnilsf mellow,
applied 81 the station house for some ldr
gar. ssdsid tbs coIOduy With 70 bowed
with the OHiser insulted bin. and be look
ed them -up,tl They were knsd IS each
for bsiag inloxicatsd. .nd max. spp sthair
minds thst liberty is mu b greatsrinsPariI
than in P iiisdeIphis. Their spext Nnoys
was to 60 20 he Recorder for Satisfaction
Who informed them that be ,eoula Civ
th m no remedy: g mW SsBlo SM
"N6rehedie for n desecesaeieag ofi d
sanctitis Of ~ person." exelaimSd French
man Nos1gs4 3 y s zRsssas1
'No remtdie ssir Tor - incsSessacioSe
in "a tan leetle hoIewize0 ze--sSist ssot
calI-4bedbpg crawl all over m@y begssf''@.
ecboeds Ere enehman No. 2.& q @N4ea9M
"Nosgsn'-mrn." !" replied ths Recorder
"ibe officers make OATH thaty0a WeseEin
toxicateds and the Maeistrats ethsEstt'
fned' you aceOrdiug to law" a~iss asts
- ''And sis is law in ais free coaStree, b
pa ?" s%,H mRS1 siE8
| Y.sTee. sirp Il s'Nh4 y lrsf
i "ZenI win not s'av 10 ziss eodhtsee..
replied the excited Frenclmins sdagot
ze cafe and ask for 70 beer hrgaiass q
what souf--Re bar tend--is zone polire
4 man. He oilers nv pertong voni terribl
| indigpisie. lie violate 70 majestic Of
belle France. and put me in Won bastile-
vot you cail prison" i.FsaG sses
"Veryapueh TO he regretted gentlttneu
was 1.-THE Rscord,r's reply ..'bntlFeaily
don't see thai can do any gOod4"safsaf
i We'll. ussit. zen we wilI1eaSs ksS leoui
THE, ssair,' said the FrenchmAn No.
]. "andgWs will inform "a people iof ze sglor
ous Erspce gN re cafes sTesaessing bu
prisons. by TAM" 4 ssasaI ssoai
"Qui. ~ rel ea,ed Freuchmaa No. 2ss
{ lis roa, tail disappeared around the top
the landing. "snd I viii also hare iis'ir
3 rible rrverge. will tell ze sFtsnch
zis countries is Won immense diaboliqu
msgni6qus hom6ogs y G ar f-'" 5p
As the irats Crspau dOublndAhe sslun
ofahis voice at every succeeding adjerti'
in Il e. last se6ienoe, andiolled ousths 6u
! r. OF the lat word witba roll jike ulat Of
watchman' ssfat,le, the readerm may imagil
! The fleet produced upon thsBspectators
the Rscotdst,s Office. as the parties tot
!, their lenga.T : SgaH-l D. - iel =
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-10

FoLLow THE Mo matter WhS
you are. what pour lot, or where you live,
You cannot afford TO do that whiah is
wrong. The only way TO obtain pleasure
and happiness for yourself. Is TO do ths
right thing. You may not always bit tSs
mark: but you should nevertheless always
aim for it, aud with every trial your skill
will ineseAse,9 Whether You are to be
praised or blamed Tor il by o.hsrs; OF
whether no other person thaR yourself
knows 81 your actioa, eth always, and ia
all cases, 40, the right thing. .'Your 6rsI
less6us ID, this fu,S will sometimes seen
hard ones; bui hey will go easisr..s I'll
fnaiIy doing, the tight thing will ,beeoua'
habit aud to DO wrong will seem an Jun
possibility. 9rA' e-mssrntn =
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-10

A HARD SHELL Hir.-Bretheren and
si,terent eta mans full Of leligeon you
can't hurt himl There was the three
Arabian c. ildren;they put Them 10 firery
lfurauce, hetted several lines hotter than
Il conld be bel and didn't singed q hair
on their beadsf And there was John the
Eyangelerl they put him-and where do
you thint, hretherea and sisteren, they
put hime- They put him into cbaldronic
OF biliu lie, and billed him all day and all
night. and It didn't fazs his she'll! And
there was Dan'el; they put him in lions
dsn--and wot. my FILLER trevelers and re-
spected auditors do you think he was put
into lions den for? Why. for prayin'
three times day. Don't be alarmed
brethsring and sistern: l dent think any
ofyou viii ever get intoa lions den!
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-10

, TRurn BE cautious in nartaiing any
thing that you adhere strictly 10, the llath;
men sometimes supply from lhsR swa in
ven,ion, things which Their neno.y has
not relaibstL and habit Of this is found to
do great injury to the memory.Hs ssam
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-10

Witty sayings are as easily lest as
the pearls slipping oE a broken string; 6ui
a word Of Kindness Is seldom ePoken in
vain. Nis seed which even " her dsopI
ped by chance sPtiggs up 4 lfo~sr y ,s,,s,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-10

, rT FsAfud. 70 basS ss6l and eveky IA
itiop 6f ycdf Iie cbed't6 the iht psstiah PI
lie world. - EemeniBers = Nsesr tssatsi
than ihss 4 sees into your 6sst acsjOns. Ap.
swer to HIM, and igsf not t6s fsSe ciS man
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-10

"a ~ 4 parent VIC, sends his sOa into
Inc world uneaIcsted, aud without .st u
ID any At o. bciencs, Does ss great 10 10 :
Jury to nankind, as 10 Bis 6 milyss he Dc. I.
'frkuds the e6nmh1iiy q Avs; fuI ct,i1snS
And be9asathes % - nsisaPes: - " n
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-10

a -
:
A PAIIeNF hhssArp y, lAase essR3%
ter years. mYIe than ike Itlstf. msyasay
ths tf0thef. oItn emintnt phyaioiogist whi'
eArsisd With hlRjp'e iARE A,ylAl ARippess
an sxquislss srnss q nftufal n'1 lhipgs' 'as,,is
iesfnt0 muen nom hIm % may 'su0'
jeclss hutetpes1Aiyaei lafa.eN . ss ~
OQs p,iRk siIqsk ps 70 The very csh'
cats and giIiee nan: w sys.euAIie ptssso-
tioapt enmtn'is liias tie sae ~. .rcine-
" but RFarssuI. igpoIant i,Ek cpeEg lng,Af
hanveof Savoy ne bAo Ionno means 10
engage he's Do aiis ansaz, his tsseAEeDeSaoa
big dscossr,esse 40 aaqg 1aggl bNa
ne ~oIIss su ,s,ss,.,sa w - 80 ts"sts eII.
1o'; ~. ;,a,;"r ~ ns. 80 ,.s..4d - ..svs.
~ 49,. ,s,as sI = y ca,sc II r. . com.
-: = s,s.s,, sasssllEgllA
-h;oh -. /. - .s.ls.. s,oo,A h.se. t.Lao
In 80. f,o,n bama and from b,s v;f.
'1 H -, ~ ;,s.;,. - Is,lI
n ""Js - :. - -. ~ -~-'
- eTs.t t1i.i c.me ,,poS him. HIsWile
;,,sscs, : :, 4 Nv - : amy 6islsdv
- ;a.s,.- - ..nnt;a.ca "A G.rss,raa,
RI. tar. ~, wi,h. m, ana con.
= ~ 6;ssIsbSts Is III S,;dst 81 tIIIs Mr.
-. - dS.,rsc,i,. - - m "a a.,
E-1 msSrsss IA, mild enough, Iut shs
tAitrd eOutinuAit5S She dTsaDed wide
aHaks. She Nss treublNu WIN 'Salg learS'
She ipleflrFded all coAF FsFsa,lpn p IN ansar
sPssehss. and hardly permitted you e 1!.
loC the thread oIs an I0tN1 . kI11 bu1De00'0
-, -. -. -. !. s.;,.dhI.. .0aa A. al.
psl'spss " L, ~'',,; y Z Z y III
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-10

RE Life appears to be short, to be spent
in nursiDg auipositied or tsgistsIisgi
wreugs. a
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-10

s R41a0omes dsnIbs proud .stsafdiso
fsllpvs .ipstWss gealls1sR .ssit .doFnIapd
make yourselyt our equals" !, We should
have 10 blow ou. our brains e g that,
replied one Of tbem.H
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-10


~ lsssaosl al, q . n,pNakn87
Al iniel " .ssi0s y s'ssa..s
1nsss ssl u a = l-sk;abs .asaasl
as saloq.;a ., 30 bns,spy1 mi
U71syHa be sssraahnsa'r lo
lsA0 viatsaI .ha0 s'ahimlA
lssqF isa bGr
.Asss as ssamsseA S4utss.aT
% ssass9 81 u s.ssse ss q
-.-sl5IIfa5 B5f5SS lg y SisilS t'sli
bosa lla esSs ~ sgses ] haA
=.9s=f7SsF - -. .li-s
aESTkBkISED IN lS2 -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-10

Was his neglect ef duly and hiss
cealuent Of rauSer, ipieniionalf While
ttaOid 6town. - mad nah IKE. wss plot
I'f6g an imps.ent issesrsciiob. Wa 'tbe
bAamiuisuations Aconnisrsplooting, foFef-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-13
G01ortestrr Daily spp.

RooTs FOR FEEDING HoRsEs.-Horses in
livery stables, and all kept upon dry food the
entire year, need a liberal feeding of roots to
keep their digestive organs in healthful action.
1t is owing to the fact of their medicinal or
aperient qualities that we see such extravagant
statements as are frequently made up after
short trials, that bushel of carrots are equal
to bushel of oats as food for a horse. The
facts are, it is contrary to nature for horses to
be kept month after month, and year after
year, upon dry hay and grain, without grass
or roots, Every horse owner should remem-
Der this, and let liberal supply of green food
enter into the bill of fare for his horse, that its
health may be kept up, nor himself suffer loss
from neglecting this precaution. We never
yet found livery stable keeper that tried them
who did not value carrots very highly. Let
the reader who owns horse use roots, "as a
medicine if nothing more.-Country Gentle
man. Dec. 2.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-13
RAILWAYS RENovATING REsoLvENT.
K. r r.,
Office l62 Fulton street. New York
apI deTuS&Mly
GCROFULA, or KINGs EYIL. is

AClOr OIA, YIN AlNCT > EVIL, Is q
constitutional disease corruption of the blood by
which this fluid becomes vtiaed weak and poor Being
in the circulation pervades the whole body and NAV
burst out in disease in any part of it, No organ is free
from its attacks nor is there which may not DESTROY
The scroulou faint is varously by ercura dis
ease low living, disordered unhealthy food impure
air. filth and filthy habits the depressing vices and above
ALL the veneral Infection Whatever be its origin it is
hereditary in the constitution descending from parents
to children unto the third and fourth generation" indeed
1t seems to be the rod of Him who says II will visit the
iniqutes of the fathers upon their children"
Its effects commence by deposition from the blood of
corrupt or ulcerous matter which, in the lungs liver and
internal organs is termed tubercles in the glands swell
ngs and on the surface eruptions sores This foul
corruption, which genders in the blood depresses the
energies of life that scrouous constitutions not only
suffer from scrofuous complaints but they have far less
power to withstand the attacks diseases conse
queny vast numbers perish by disorders which, although
not serouous in their nature still rendered fatal by
this faint in the SYSTEM Most of the consumption which
decmates the human family has its origin directly in this
scrouous contamination; and many destructive diseases
of the liver kidneys, brain, and indeed of all the organs
arise from or are aggravated by the same cause
one-quarter of all our people scrofuous their per
sons are invaded by this lurking Infection and their health
undermined by it, To cleanse from the system we must
renoyate the blood by Alternative medicine and nyigo
rate it by healthy food and exercise Such medicine We
supply in
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-13

VANITY IN THE BARN Y ARD.-The Country
Gentleman states that the common evil of tur-
keys strsying from home may be prevented by
an appeal to their vanity. "They will not
leave the yard in which they are put, if a strip
of red flannel is tied around the wing long
enough to trail on the ground, The recipe is
simple and easily tried, and, if effective, would
prove of great benefit in removing source of
annoyance to the turkey breeder. The vanity
of the fowl is probably effected by this means,
as he wouldn't wish to run the risk of seeing
strangers with such a drag upon his dignity"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-13

DR. 7. ii. THOMPSON would respect
~ fully announce to the citizens of Worcester and
vicinity that he has taken at No. 2l Main street
lie is happy to assure them that his medicines the fol
and unsurpassed for the Of Sorola Canker Liver
Complaint, Dyspepsia, Costlveness Piles Nervous Dis
cases. ram in the Back, Side Limbs, and Joints,
and all Impurities of the Blood whereby the const
tuition has become eneebled, enables the Doctor offer
relief to all.
DIR. Thompson medical discovery the CULLtJBRI-
AN COMPOUND for the cure of diseases of a private ma
ture unrvaed curing the most alarming cases Of prl
vate diseases in all their various stages speedily is
consistent with the production OF thorough aud pema-
nent cure.
Dr. r. has had years of practice in the cure of the
above classes of diseases and attributes his nvara-
bic success to his Medical Discovery in curing the
most obstinate, deep rooted complicated, long settled
and inherited disorders of the human economy.
Young men and others afflicted with Seminal Debility
from whatever cause with trains of bodily and mental
evils which follow when neglected. should make an early
applications thereby avoiding much trouble and suffering
as well as expense.
Ulcers upon the Body Throat Nose or Pain in the
Bones aud all Mercural Sores Yield to Dr. ~ proper
ana only correct course Of treatment exclusive Of the
Time the patients are made to rejoice IN perfect health
hruy gay passes nut we are consulted by
with the above diseases, some Of whom ema
cated as If they had the consumption and by their friends
arc supposed to haye It,
To fEMALEs.-All diseases necuar females stch M
Supprcssios Irregularities &c. &c speedily and effect
uay removed. The efficacy Of his medicine for the cure
twenty years.
DIR; 1noPsoN's FEMALE SPECIFIC This remedy
which has been so successfully used in NIL cases OF sun
preston and lrregulary incident to married and ss
Ladies' Is only 70 be procured Mt his Office, No III Main
street, Worcester
Persons distance may consult Dr. r. by letter most
pald describing their case and have medicines
ty pt w and forwarded to any part Of the United
oncc arranged with separate apartments, that pa
uents can sec no one but the Doctor.
Or. u makes no charge for short consultations
Letters post paid duly answered Those requiring much
advice should enclose small fee sufficient to compensate
LOT Ine time required to write the answer.
O1lce hours from A. M to .. y. M dtf o20
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-13
Young MEN-WHO ARE UNSUC-

Il cessfu in anything which they attempt are almost
always sufferers from Spermatorrhm, or Involuntary
Seminal Emissions Until you this disease you will
never know what you capable of accomplishing, or
now smart you may be. In the mean time your life is
worse than blank CURE this disease and every thing
goes on smooty and You prosper in your undertakings
God the good and beautiful designs TO have all enoy
hIe but no one can do while suffering from any form
of Sexual disease Now, if afflicted, don't away
your time and money upon Quack Books, Rings
Curative . Instruments" Nostrum, " Indian" or
other quacks; but disposed profit bvany experienced
Enclose two stamps, and address, perfect confidence
your friend and forme fellowsuerer Box l76 Charles
town, Mass au22 d&w6m%
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-13
AYERS CATHARTFC PILLS.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES or A FAMILY pBYsIC.

Are so composed that disease within the range of their
action rarely withstand or evade them Their
tratng properties search and cleanse and inygorate
every portion of the human organization correcting its
diseased action, and restoring healthy vitatios AS
consequence of these properties invalid who Is bowed
down with pain or physical debility asonished to find
MS health or energy restored by remedy at once so sim
pie and inviting.
do they cure tho everyday complaints of every
body but also many formidable and dangerous diseases
The agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis any
American Almanac, containing certificates of their cures
and directions for their in the following complants
Cohpeness, Heartburn Headache arising from disorder
ga stomach Nausea, hdigestion Pain in md Morbid IN
action Of The Boweis, Fiatuiency Loss Of appetite, aR
ace and other kindred complaints arising from low
state of the body obstruction of its functions
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-13
GS0O REWARD. = DIR. JEFFRIFs'

&AE 81 D REV ARD. = DIR. JEFFRTFS'
ROOO ANTIDoTE Specific Mixture for the cure
Of Gonorrh9a elect Structures and similar disorders
makes speedy without the least restriction diet
drink exposure change in application business Fur
therthe disease cannot be contracted if of the
ANTlDOIE is taken when exposed. Repeated expert
ments and long experience has proved that will radically
cure any case which can be produced The desirable re-
suit is obtained in from to ten days. neither
creates nausea oeds the palate and renders
all deviation in diet interruption usual pur
suits sound sleep healthy DIGESTION disease is thus
removed speedily consistent with the thorough
and permanent Its ingredients are entirely vege
table, and injurious effect either constitutionaly or
locally, can be caused by its Price 81 per bottle
6. H. RING. General Agent, 1872 Broadway, New York
sold by M. S. BURR Co. No. Cornhill, Boston.
DBL div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-13
a}ostom advertisements.
PARTICULAR TTENTIONTO CON
! i sUMERS OF WHITE LEAD.

THAYER, RICE, & CO.. No. p India Street. Boston,
General Agents for John T. Lewis Bros, Philadelphia,
White Lead offer the the public and warrant il
of the excellent quality that made by the old
firm of Morlecai Lewis & Co. 1.-THE style alone being
changedD The quality Of this Lead has been too long
and favorably known to require anything TO be said
in its praise and purchasers assured that they get
full weight of Lead in each key, and do not pay for the
weight of the key charged by other Companies Fol-
sale at wholesale retail, by c. FOSTER Co, Wor
cester. Mass. and by the trade generally. d3m SO
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-13
MuslcaI.

A RBU LIE & PAT rs
IA QUADRILLE BAND,
G.. A. PATTI, LIST Violin, NJ. ARBUCKLE, Comet,
W. II. VALENTINE, I'd Violin, i: D RYAN Double Bass,
Il. MENDK, Clarinet, w. ii. VALENTINE, Prompter.
The above meinbers of Fiske's Cornet Band They
are prepared furnish the most select music for Balls,
Private Parties Any number of pieces furnished.
Headquarters of tho Band at Marshs Music Store
nl9 diff
TOSLYN'S WORCESTER CORNET
~ BAND-EBEN FLAGG, Leader; GEORGE KENDALL,
Drecor-s prepared to furnish Music for any occasion
where the services Of a Brass Band may be required.
Having obtained and choice collection of Music,
they hope TO receive share of public patronage. Any
number of pieces furnished, application to EBEN
FLAGG, No. 43 Exchange street, GEORGE KENDALL,
Taft's Hotel, No. 81 Main street. or
ELIJAH f. MILLER, Clerk,
apl distf 81 Main street,
EODDA ARD & RICH
W QUADRILLE BAND,
n. p. GODDARD, Leader; j. NJ. ALDRICH and G. X.
DORIAN, Prompters.
The above Band prepared usual to furnish from
one sixteen more pieces at short notice,
Terms reasonable.
Apply to j. A. Dormans Music Store, formerly Lor-
ings,) or of either of the Band. diff ol9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-13
Railroaos.
STEAMBOAT CoMPANY'S LINE OF
POWERFUL SCREW STEAMERS,

1s55s5s55sss5asa BOSTON & WORCESTER
lss=ssssss:sssEf RAILROAD D. Change Of Winter dr.
s5gz---g-s=rangement, commencing MONDAY, Jan.
TRAINS FOR BOSTON as follows:
Leave Worcester at Steamboat 7, $40 a m, Exp,
AIS, 10 EXP, p. The 4, l. $40 a. and AS p.
trains start from Upper station the and 10 p M trains
from Lower Station.
Millbury, $40 a. IN. 3.55 p.
Milford, ITO 945 a. m. APO p. IN.
Northboro', 7 a. M IL p. IN.
Marlboro 100 a. IN. 1920 p.
birmingham Centre, 7.45 a. m. l245 p. m.
birmingham, Steamboat, S03 lO45 IN. !, AS, 5.lS
lQ.45 Exp. p m.
Saxonville 7 a. IN. 8 also Wednesdays at $50 D. m.
Newton, $50 *746, 1888 Wor., 9i5, *l.I5 Wor a. m.
+l33 50 80 425 *54S Wor s. also Wednesdays 40 D. M
Brookne GAS, T.30, SIS 10 LIS, 245 $40, $780,
8, also Wednesdays at IL p. m.
Needham Plain, 6.l0 S25 a. m. 4.35 p. m.
%West Newton Station.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Boston, as follows.
For Worcester at 7l5, Exp a. M. 1903 Exp, $40
Exp. p. m.
Milford 7l5 a. m. 100, p. m.
Northbor0 Is a. III. p. m.
Marlboro, Ills a. M p. IN.
birmingham Center, lis a. M p. m.
birmingham, 7l5, Exp a IN. 5O, Exp 4, $40 p. m,
SaXonyie, II, $50 also Wednesdays at II Is p.
Newton 7l5 $40 II, l3O Wor., $50, 4, $50 6.30
9.l5 also Wednesdays at Ills p m
Brookline, 30, $50 l2l5 215 3l5, AS 6, $780,
also Wednesdays at ll.30 p.
c. II. Branch, 1880 a. IN. BIS, 6 D. m.
Albany, Exp. a. m. l.30, Exp. p. m.
New York via Springfield Exp. n. m. EXP. p.
New York via Norwich, $40 Exp. East of birmingham
hsy- New York Sunday Mail Train at $50 p m. Ex-
press Trains stop only at Framingham;
Boston, Jan. g. 1859 diff Tvs