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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-16
II Z Il A i l. M A r. X E IT,
Per BusheI. Per Bdrrt1.
Flour. DIM hle ax trn
REVIEW OF THE WEEK.

In New York. -four Is reported bnoysn: sales 900
bbls S475@4 IS, Southern IS 40O5 60 Ohio 5 so
as 65 Wheat advanced lc sles AZ 900 bushels; yellow
9sc@SI. Provisions have declining tendency. Whisky
steady. Sugar firm 2st i,si ..-f-- izs.a s15-
In Cincinnati there is reported strength IN the
Flour market; superne is held at % 1904 s5 Wheat
dull, unchanged Corn steady at 43@4s. Oats quiet
Barley held higher, hut the sales light. Rye
dull at rs. Theres better demand for Bacon; prices
are firm 7119k for shoulders and sides. Mess Pork
Sl3 So with sales Of 65bbls There is change in the
Hog market. Exchange quiet at l.
The weather still Deing unsafe for packing tho Hog
market very quiet Holders noninaliy ask s675 hut
no purchases made at @5 so. The at the
slaughtering yards pretty well filed at heayv ex-
pense to drosers for feed, awaiting favorable change in
the weather. iH-r, Fts ~ So
The Chicago Press says: it4f i-e i7-+
produce business city for the last ten weeks
has immense but general trade has NOT realized
the activity of former years. In departments has
been fair while others have fallen far below expectations.
One fact however, 10 recognized by ALL and that that
trade conducted on safe and healthy bssis What
is purchased is pad for Old debts still roublesome
but these are being dsposed of fast reasonably
be expected and wi Immense shipments of the ee-
tfas beef, pork, &c., the West WILL many months,
esetna dispose of those clogs upon her prosperity
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Execution Of Capt. John Brown.

AT meeting of the Executive Committee
of the American Anti Slavery Society, held in
Boston, Nov. lst. resolution was adopted
recommending that Friday, December 2d-the
day appointed for the execution of Captain
John 5Brown---be made the occasion in the
Free States of such public moral demonstra
tion against the bloody and merci'ess slave
system as the land has never witnessed. Suit.
able and expressive forms of manifestation are
suggested-such as public meetings and ad-
dresses, the adoption of resolutions, private
conferences, or any other justi6able mode oi
actiol-for the furtherance Of the Anti Sla-
very cause The I'd Of December, should
Virginia make martyr to Freedom Of John
Brown, will be memorable day in the history
of the United States.
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:Iudge AmhIar.

We are gratitied to hear the universal com
mendation which is bestowed upon this Judge.
Lawyers, without distinction of party, Join in
his praise Ex-Judge Day, whose judicial
administration SO much adorned the Bench,
and whose equal as a gentleman and iurist
we should be glad to see in the Second Sub.
Division, speaks in fattering terms of Judge
Ambler's intelligent, pleasing, able and salts
factory bearing on the Bench. The Canton
Repository of Nov. 10th. has the following
The Judge, J. A. Amber, is winning
golden opinions from all, and none name him
out to praise. His promptness, fairness i'm
part.alily, and above all, his perfect knowledge
ot his profession, well qualify him to preside
IN court which contains no small amount If
1 legal eminence. There is no ostentation mn
pride of place and power, (other than 10 make Ia
himself worthy of the positionl DO annoy.
ance, in him, but everything polite ohlaoy d"doy
attentive and straightforward. Gov Cbasss,
seems to have known his mettle when be 90 ~
him the appointment, and We only apenk ,he
general sentiment when we say that he is in.
dlspnIttaoly the right man in the right place.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-16
rhoma. corxiu,. Rspuhlieani.ml

Thomas Corwin is q precious Republican.
He is striving with might and main TO infuse
new elements into the creed of the Republican
party, but as a reward for his labor. he will
fail to infrse himself into tie party. He
is pretty well understood, and as far as under
stood, lie known to be unworthy of confidence
as Republican. Il sy5ss ~
He was not long since invited to political
jolliHcation in Kentucky. He did not go, but
sent letter in which he said :: "a Vi. 1,5ra
,"I have been constantly upon the stump
fighting the heresies Of Repu6licanism, and
the humbugs of Democracy. The former.
trust, in Ohio, are thoroughly expunged frem
the creed of that party, &C." aasaa o. ggla
The truth is Mr. Corwin has no fellowship
with the fathers aud founders of the Republi.
can party, or its faithfal and true exponeats
He cant forget that he was once member o.
aLSilver Gray. pro slavery Cabinet, and that
as such he gave in bis adhesion to, and approx
ed of that enactment of in fanny and cruelty the
Fugitive Slave law. aud the bitter hatred and
fierce opposition to that law, manifested BY
Republicans, is one of the "heresies" he woul6
expurgate. In bis harangues upon the stump
when he has been expurgating heresies " he
has said that that law Of uionstrous wicked
ness and inhumanity, must be ebeyed, ant
that his head should roll on block, who ha
tbe temerity to resist it ! And he, eonceitet
exCabinet Minister, thinks his most importan
and useful mission has been successful. Th'
closing sentence in the above quoted para
graph, is remarkable for nothing but ite sell
complacent idiotcy. m
Just on the eve of the New York election
there was great Republican meeting in th
city Of New York, at which Mr.. Corwin az
Fpeared and spoke. The n. Y. evening Pos
one of the most reliable, judicious, able an
faithful Of our Republican journals, makes th
following criticism upon his performance
Even Csrwin. who is perhaps the mo
crochety, as well as the most popular, of O
Whig Republicans failed to ssggest his tar
specific. though he consumed 40 iaordina
time in giving his auditors q needless lectu
on the duty Of obeyiDg the laws Of the Ian
and recognizing their constitutional oblig
tions. All the unrivalled resources of u
most eloquent and entertaining orator we
needed to garnish the dose he so gravely 9
ministered, and the fact that for two hours
managed to restrain the irrepressible conai
he excited in the swarming multitude of /
hearers. must be regarded as the highest pro
of bis oratorica genius. The people have g
beyond the commonplace political A B {
which he inculcated with the emphasis of
discoyerer If the meeting had been co
posed of savages, entirely unacquainied wi
evil government, or of John Browns, Gag
Do ssSs.. ..@.s-a-s1 Qf VIZ h4 i1 ~
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-16

Thus it will be seen that to the invincible
and unfailing Western Reserve Republican
majority, is Ohio indebted for her distinguish
ed Republican Governor elect, ss, also, for the
whole State Ticket. ;ls-, 5os5a yaiH .gs- as7
As an instructive commentary upon the
base yili6cations of the Negro Democracy,
we also give in juxtaposition, the Western
Reserve vote for Supreme Judge. 1t will be
seen that Dennison leads Gholson only 267
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-16
Married,

sTRAwN- Observation-Disclosures 2 at the Parsonage
in DeeIfeid by Rev. B. C. Warner Mr. Eli T. Strawu
ofsaenI Ohio, to Miss Maryan Steiner, of Deeffeld,
Portage Co. Chic. $50 = !
TAYLOR-FIRESTINE.-In Randolph, Nov 9th, by
VIM. II. Belts, Esq Mr.. Levi K. Taylor of Maritor-
ough, to Miss Charlotte Fresne of the former place
ELLswORTH-BUEL.-On,T Tuesday. Nov lst, in Nell
at the residence of Charles Goodsel by Rev Mr..
Lake, Mr.. Vim. w. Ellsworth, of Hudson, Summit
County, to Miss Della L. Bue, of Rsveuna.
PETTIT-HENRY.-on the 9th inst. at the residence
of the brides Austntow n Ohio by Re v,
H. W. Everest Mr. Stacy Petit of Warren, and Miss
Lucy E. Henry : at .-i- s11'.s1
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Re-appraised at $50 per scre ,f..l lstt =, +, 81.
'' '''-T THOMAS R. WILLIAMS, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office, Ravenna Nov. l6, iS59-5w -. -
Alexander Cameron, Us. John r. Childs

SAs'1u"NC' OuHstfUsss Oe' SOitht Il SnttbS
GHERlFF SALE.-By virtue of an order of sal
= to me directed and delivered from the Court OF
Common Pleas in and for the County of Portage and
of Ohio, shall expose to sale at Public Yendue ut the
door of the Court House in the town of Ravenna in said
county and Saturday the 18th day of December,
A. D. 1852 at o'clock p NJ of said day, the following
described lands and tenements, wit ~ iia -
Situate in the Township and Village of Rayenna in the
County of Portage and Slate of Ohio known the North
part of village lot No. 81 in said village of Ravenna
the same marked and numbered the map plat of
said village recorded in the record OF deeds within
for said niy of Portage and bounded by beginning
at the North of lot No running
East on the North line osad lot l2O feet land in said
lot heretofore decided by James H. Sioops to S.A
Giett, Thence South with Giletts West line feet;
thence West parallel with West line of said lot l2e
feet to the West line thereof and thence North said
line 80 feet the place OF beginning being the lot
which Curtis Hatch AMI Anuette a. Hatch by their deed
dated the 29th dav of May A D. 1855, and recorded in
the Recorders office of said county of Portage in
Records Vol r. page 352 and 353, conveyed said
John T. Chiids. 90 -'t'-' .tir 'F'
Appraised at 8 ,4g0 e,- r-i. tis-raE f-7:t F,0g
Terms-Cash day SALE
Taken order of Sale. the property of John T.
Childs, At the suit Of Alexander Cameron.
.-.fl 7 70! TH0S. r. WILLIAMS, Sheriff
Taylor & Willard. Attys. .-- -, -.
nov6-5w sherriff's Office, Ravenna, Nov. IA, 1859.
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F. d. Hoicomb. Is. The Clinton Line Rail
Road Compdny.

CHERIFFsS SALE...By virtue of a writ Of Fl. IA.
y to directed and delivered from the Court Of Com
Pleas of Portage County and State of Ohio shall
expose to sale at Public Auction Monday, the ssth
day of November A. d. 1852 oclock p M in tho
Township Of Mantua. County of Portage IN the pu bile
highw the residence of Samuel Moore in said
Township the following described proparty, to wit
One lot Of Stone. .,,s-F!g -lfsq4., t.iss e'fi
Taken the property of the Clinton Line Rail Road
Company, ut the suit of F. D. H Halcomb. 20 fae
THOMAS X. WILLIAMS. Sheriff.
J EelE 2! BY A. NJ. HAoKxr, Deputy Sheriff.
Sheriff !. oaiee, RaysHna ,ssa I.a.sa iaa-l fs..s
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-16
Ell ECTION NE VS.!
Republican Victories Everywhere

The returns from the elections held last week
are all favorable to the Republican cause
showing gains and triumpbs Of the most deci
sive and encouraging character. ,e7f g.; sa.q--
MAssAcHUsErTs-Thev vote for Governo,
stands > Banks. R 5s4l9; Butler, D. 35
l73. Briggs, Ind. l4.302. Banks majority
over all, 8.944 Senate "a Republican, 6
Democrats. House, 1873 Republicans, SO
Democrats Americans. -e.e g
New YoRK-The Republicans have elect
ed their entire State ticket. The Assembly
will contain at least 80 Republicans ont oI
1913; and the Senate at least % Of 33 mem
bers The Albany Evening Journal says:
.t.No cleaner triumph has ever been achiev
ed. Hereafter there will be but two.parties
in the State. Those hitherto Unidentified with
with the American organization will find rest,
ing places with one OF the other of these par
tIes." 7.s.-..---g5 D. .v--is .t.z. .s.,.,ff
WIsooNsIN,-The Milwaukee Sentinel says
the returns received confirm the opinion that
the entire Republican State ticket is elected
by handsome majority, and that the Repub
licans still retain an ascendancy in the Legis-
lature. i.ig B., sol r:a5..5e srf LIS rfSIz s=
New JERsEY.-The Telegraph reports thai
the returns from various sections of the State
Indicate the election of Chas. O. Oiden, Rep
as Governor. by about 2 1000 maj. The Leg
islature will stand Senate l3 Democrats.
Republicans, American. House /: 20 Dem
ocrats, q Republicans, and three Americans
There are still doubts as to the House, the
vote in some districts being very close.
REPUBLICAN VIcroRY IN DErRorr.-The
Republicans elected Mr.. Buhl, Rep. Mayor
Of Detroit, over John Fl. Harmon. Dem by
800 majority. The Council is also Republican
the Republicans having seven of the ten AL
dermen. Thus is Cass rebuked in his OLE
home, and Buchanan and Douglas democrac,
utterly extinguished 70
DEMOCRATIC DEFEAT IN BUFFALo-Mr
AlbeEeer, the Uaion- candidate aE-M oyor. i
elected over Vieie, Democrat, by 345 majori
ty Balance of Union ticket elected by about
1000 majority. The Democrats will have but
fourireliable votes in the City Council. aaT
aCKIcAeo-The Republicans carried the cit,
by over 600 majority. 'n1 sa5. i 7s7aa' 'aao
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-16
Cool, Green, Goppio and Copeland to be Hung.
F5 CHARLEsTowN, Nov. lO-Eveaing.

The Court to-day sentenced Cook. Green,
Coppic and Copeland. to be executed on Fri.
day, the 10th December. 1t is supposed that
Gov Wise will respite Brown. and execute
the whole the of condemned on the same day.
The Court has adjourned for the term.
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Reward for the Head Of Giddings.

The, insane antics of, the pirates of the
South, will produce their appropriate fruit in
due season, in healthy and proper Reaction
in the North. Let the mednen of tie Sonth
hasten the conflict as soon as they please
Ready is the word. The spirit OF the avenger
is already abroad -t5 Ss '.-'-i It's' 5a-
The following advertisement appears in the
Richmond Whig :7dt 1O5 sEoT 81 1'sis. F'oz z
Sic, 900 REWARD.-JOSHU r. GID
DINGS having openly declared himself a
Traitor in lecture at Philadelphia. on the
2Sth of October, and there being no process,
strange to say, by which he can be brought to
justice. propose to be one of one hundred to
raise $4,000 for his safe delivery in Rich
monds or $4,000 for the production of his
head. do not regard this proposition, ex
trordinary as it may at first seem, either un
just or mnmercifui. The law of God end the
Constitution of his country both condemn him
to death. l.
For satisfactory reasons withhold my name
from the public but it is in hands of the Ed
itor OF the Richmond Wing. There will be
no difficulty am sure in raising the $1,000
upon reasonable prospect of getting the said
4 Giddings to this city. --,..--...- t
RIcHMoND, Nov. /, 1859.
| Why don't the q chivaIry come right along
and take "Old Gid" and save their $4,000
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-16

A Massachusetts lady, whose name is under,
stand to be Childs, has written to Gov. Wise,
requesting permission to wait upon and nurse
the unfortunate old man Brown. The permis.
sion has been granted. i,.f .os .-
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Sickness Of Judge Douglas and h,s wife.

oichuess u uuSe OoueAas ana MS wife. 2
Senator Douglas and his wife. now in Wash,
ingtoD, were both reported dangerously i'll last
week. Mrs. Douglas has a young babe-her
recovery is thought TO be very doubtful. Mr.
Douglas according to one report, had an at
tack of misunderstanding to another
gout'i in the stomach, and by still another, bill
lious fever. .sa aasss Haas 5oas 9a} 9Is 75a
LATER in regard to Mr.. Douglas, NOR,
favorable accounts are received. - His dange
is considered past. .;!. -.........,.-
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Died.

WELLS lin this township. the morning of the l5sh
inst, of Quick Consumption, John Seby Wells, of
John F. Wells, aged 10 years. ss-sI q e..
Funeral win be attended at The residence of the family,
on ThursdsS, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
NoRTON.-In whitewa,e-, Wisconsin, on the night of
the 18th st. Mrs. Sarah A. Nortan, wifi. of Mr. Is. II.
Norton. and daughter of Col William Frazer, of his
village, aged 81 years. &
The remains of the deceased expected ARRIVE a
Rayenna for interment, on THURSDAY, Gs s.zat
The funeral exercises viii take place at the readencs
of Col. Frazer, on Friday, at 10 o'o!osk A. N.
~ Elyria papers. please copy ~ -see&
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SALE OF - CARRIAGES.
CONSISTING OF

stanhopes, ,Buggys,C -.fs Wagons, sieighs,
wheelbarrows, &c
All that not sold previous to the 1th Of November
at IL o'covk will theI be offered At Public Auction.
The work warranted to be OF best nateria and good
finish. .=..s. -.s.if -..-.---i. ...I.5trE ~ e.e
Please give a call and bid If YOU want vehicle
that will good servre and any orders fer
In future, will be strictly attended 10, by
Ravenna Oct. 80, 1859. noy2-2wf fsst
The above sale is adjourned to SATURDAY the 26th
of November, inst to lake place at The Shop of the un
dersigned, on Meridian Street, in of the Bank
Sale commence al 10 o'clock A. M. sf'-s94 "a
s'Ns A'A'' A''"r = - : ]. PETERSON.
Ravsnua g. Nov. l6, 1855. .-2w svi,.4 faz,If ar ,5f
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-16
THOs. r. WILLIAMS. sheriff.
snEniHR's OrEIcs, RAvkNSA, Nov. IAN lssa.-sW

The Ravenna Book store Is now receiving
very desirable stock of Baskets of lknds-oAp' "ork
Fancy, travelling school, Dinner, Market Pio-nie' Toy
Baskets
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DERIVES FROM DIFFERENr STATE
rRIcE oF BEEF CATTLE.

reported for this market at Forty fourth street 2ls
The prices al reported follows:
First quality -t- p = - si9odo.
rahup Sts;nspy r- tGgssS. tGss 1ei
Some extra good Beeves may be quoted at -alo 9. !,
The general average of the market at -@7Xc.
The most of the sales range from 6@sKc. )
Total number of Bee,es received in the city this
.,1' week g 'a q 1866.
This Is l0Il head less than last week. and ee6 lead
than the average of last The average number
each Wednesday year 1859 head while
the number to d.y, being 32l3 shows 431 head
than the average and ss head more than this day week.
RAvENNA.-Business maintains a nsderate aetivity.
Pork does not yet to this market killing time has
not yet arrived The large quantity of soft in the
country 10 not favorable to the fattenng Of polk
in ordinary yet price estab
shed here for pork in the hog and hence leave tha
item blank in our prics current.
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James Wooddrd. Guardian, ps James IL
5T5a1 ;bs Holden d. ais. g" a1 sa g,1s

5.9 -.' t''' 1Otuen q ass 80 90
CHERRIES SALE.---By virtue OF an order Of
- Sale directed and delivered from the Court of
Common Pleas In and for the County Of Portage aud
State Ohio shall expose TO sale at public vendae at
said County and State Saturday the 18th day of De-
cember, A D.. 1859, o'clock P. NJ of the said day
the following described lands and ienements wit
Situate in the Township of Franklin County Port
age aud State of Ohio, being part Of Lot 15 and
bounded % D., as follows e VIII nss.anins on The North
of the wall of the building erected by Lucips N Lat
more thence running degrees N 25 feet, thence North
q degrees E. S9< feet thence North Al degree. w.
3es feet thence West SO IS FEET thence 90 Sc feet
10 the place of about eight rods OF
ground, be the less. Also, one other par
bounded follows Beginning che Northeast
of said Lucus NJ. Latimores Lot above mention
feet: thence bs about 1st seet, 10 inter
sect a line IL feet North, deg. W. of raid Latmore's
ss ~ s .sa oorpa snd %
mores North and Northwest line TO The place of begin
ning-containng rods at land be the same or lees
Also one other tract parcel OF land In said Franklin
and il known as being Lots No. l3 and II In Block Ne
TO- IN the Village Plat OF Franklin, laid out by che
arris Esq, and ecordsd on the Poftsse County Rec
ords. he the same more or less ..,-. ,
The two irs, descb. pieces appr ,sed $3.50 subject
lieu of her Dover The thrd described property to witt
Lots No. Is and H. appraised at s6OeOo subct yearly
annuity Of 1000 to Eizs Cuthb In lieu her Dower
Taken On an order Of sae In the suit Of Jres Wood.
ard, Guardian against James 4. Holden and others.
Terms.-ta>h on day Of sale. Z
TAYLOR 4 WILLARD Piffs AIRY. ei5- NAV.
THOs. r. WILLIAMS, sheriff.
sHEniRF's oFFIcE, RAvENSA, Nov. l4th issa.-5v
nESSO OLUTION.- The coparinership hereto
DC, as, IsSs. ''''' ~ N' N. N.dARDNER.
with j. Vance, at the old stand, fer settlement;
Persons knowing themselves indebted. or hsvns ~
count. with the late arm, win please call ana
nove-3w
,-,, = - = g., -, 4. now receiving
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pH1IAnEIpH1A oATr1E MARKEr.

ted to about 25eo head. The cattle Of ordi
quality, very lew superior lots being offered. The
market showed downward tendency the prices Ringing
from to cents pound the latter figure being only
obtained for few head of the best cattle offered The
ruling price between and cents. considerable
portion of the offerings stock cattle, selling at s3 to
"a per 100 pounds Is y fa. sale s.. l-5 .-1-5
The arrivals of Sheep durn the week prised about
1000 head, which sold at S7l0S9 per 100 rs
cordipg to quality Market brisk and prices ruled high
Al the Hog Markets. 6499 head offered and sold
at S6@ss per 100 TBS, according to quality. r,s
hzs -; BEEvEs FROM DIRFERENr sTATEs. .a ssSH
A. NJ. AIierton & Co., propretors of the Washington
Drove Yards. Forty fourth street. report the cattle in
rkatfro fJ,ef fnllov sfat andC
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Frost, Frost !! Wheat, Wheat.

II persons who have lost their Wheat by Frost can
a purchass wheat in large small quantities, At
Nelson Grist Mill,a at COST PRiCks to be ground
s the lawful rates for the to giving che pu the
benefit of feed. ALFRED MOWBRAY,
Neison Mills, Get. 10, Isse-6ws
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CWAN'S NEW MANUAL FOR ADMINS.
= TRAITORS AND EXECUTORS. Price, $l,so.
DAEE,S GUIDE for rADMINISTR Ar0FRS
N AND EXECUToRs. Recommended by Prohnts
Judge LYMAN. Price, 81 so. For sale at the
Q. ! RAXENNA RlAIr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-27
woKcEsrER posr OFFICE.

Winter Arrangement. Mails Close as follows:
Northern Worcester County, Vermont and New Hamp-
shire, via Worcester Nashua Railroad, at 800 m and
are due at 100 p.
Fitchburg, Lancaster, Leominster West Boyston Oak
dale, Clinton, Lowell, and Nashua N H., at 500
and 345 and are due at SIS m, and 100 p. M
Prnceton and East Princeton at S45 p and is due at
9.l5 a.
Eastern-{cty of Boston, Maine, New Hampshire and
VermontD $50 and $40 a H. and $50 and 800 D. M and
are due at $50 a. m, 100 and 100 D. IN
Eastern MaSsachnsettS-9.l0 g. m, and 500 D. H. and
are due at $50 M, $50 and 100 D.
Rhode Island-(Except towns the Worcester and
Providence Railroad $50 M, and $50 p. and
due at = a. NJ, and $3.50 p.
Way Mail on Providence and Worcester Railroad $50 D.
and are due at $40 a.
Western-(An towns in Massachusetts, West OF Wor
Albany, (Western New York and Western States 100
a. M, and LOO p and due at 400 and 10 p. m.
Springfield 500 a. n and 400 p and due at BOO
a. M, AGO and 1000 p.
Hartford, all Connecticut except Windham and New
London counties SEQ and 400 p. M and are due
at 400 and 1000 D.
Towns line of Norwich and Worcester Railroad and
New London and Windham Comfy, Conn.,, 9.45 a. m;
New York city and Southern States 900 A. M and 90
p. M; and are due at 400 and 1000
Barre, Barre, Plains, PeteTsham Paxton Dana, North
and West Rutland, 9.45 ~; and are due at 400 D. M
Holden, Rutland North Rutland and Oakhaln g. 30 n
M; and are due at 800 a.
Leicester 945 m, and 430 p and due at 800
q. and 800 IN.
Mbury, $50 Tu., and 80 D. M and are due at 40
a. M, and $50 p. m.
Shrewsbury, ais p. m. and is due at 900 am
Grafton, New England Village and Cordayile, 6 80 a.
m; and are due at $3.50 p. m.
Framingham, South birmingham, Hopkinton, Ashland,
Woodville Westboro', Nortboro', Southboro, Corda-
willie and Grafton, $50 p M; and are due at 80 a. m
Milford, Mendon Hoiiston, Bolton Berlin q 10 a m
and 500 p NJ; and due at $50 a. M and 100 D. m
Once hours from lis m, TO 500 p. Sundays from
izlV TO i2.4o p M EMORY BANISTER p. NJ.