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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-10

W.. n
IT'D TO this world renowned scenery is so
that many denied the privileges but by the
arrangement the rate of f is low that All may avail
themselves ofthe opportunity POSSIBLY never TO be offer
ed them AGAIN. to do
EACURSloN TICKETS vim be sold at the low price OF
EIGHT DOLLARS,
which will entitle the hold to a MASSAGE 70 aud from
Leton over the ProvideIre and Worcester worcester
and Nashua, Concord, Manchester and Lawrence ana
me Boston, Concord and Montreal White Mountains
Railroads constituting Of the pleasant trims nv
rail that can possibly be na1ed Excursioniss can nrc
cure tickets which will be AVAILABLE 20 on anv day
curing three weeks, commencing on Monday Iuiv *
1859 and TO return at any time during three ,reef rom
me d60re date ending August Is giving passengers am
pie time to stop theyaros points Of nferet on
the route. and visit every object of interest uno and Il;
the vicinity of the M0tNTAINS. fY'' '--N -
PERSONS leaving Providence by the T20 A. NJ train reach
plymouth the same day at Cookbook p NJ Atthis noint
EXcursonists will find most excellent accommo dations
az redaeed rates, at PEMIGEWASSETT HOUSE D. r
buRNHAM, Proprietor, exhibiting their tickets Or If
passengers prefer, they leave the cars nj WIRES
anu make trip the Lake Winnpisiogee to Centre
M thlry mics in the steamer Lady of the Lake
ior nan price, VIZ 60 cents both ways returning the next
morning, or at any day subsequent arriving back Mt
wen m time to connect with the first train for Little
ION reaching the latter place at 81 O'Clock r. NJ thence
by the same evening to the CRAWFORD HOUSE or
the tTo points of departure for
Arrangements maze by which passengers holding
excursion tickets will be taken from Littleton stages
notes nave also consented to reduce rates of fare to the
EXcursionsts. " w
Passengers leaving Providence at II AS NJ reach Con
tainment at PHENIX HOTEL at reduced rates proceed
next morning at 1890 and reaching Plymouth at
o'clock, NJ dine and arrive Plymouth and Crawford
or Profile Houses the same evening
Passengers leaving Providence by the 400 p NJ train
at $40 A. NJ, and reach MOUNT WASHINGTON same
evening.
EXCURSION TICKETS
VIII be for sale at the Ticket Office of Providence and
stations on the line. Holm X FNDpICK
Providence, July l9, 1859. d3w iy1i
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we have been adding the past week large stock Of new
and desirable goods, which will be sold at VERY
GREAT REDUCTION,
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TERMS OFADyrwT1SIV.

ADVERTISEMENTS published. either in the Dar-v
EkA@f sff, FIR sl00 square for three inser,jons
anu ~ cents Tor each subsequent insertion. Ten lines or
lessl constitute square," Advertisements ordered
inside or in any prominent place as also those Iarg,
1lspaye VIII be charged extra rstes Contracts by The
year may be made on liberal terms
- All transient Advertisements must be raid in
Yearly or regular advertisers will be required
10 make quarterly payments
lrfi55ns ~ gtdauots Advertisements No report reso
association Peulhss OF any corporation society or
ton 10 anv a, 10 communication designed to call atten
w Inserted unless paid for an Adgerseinei,t Can
s,b me publishers will hold themselves -es,n
charged for the Advertisement ' 0''H" the amount
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at very cheap rate of fare Ordinarily tho cos4 Of y
trip to this world renowned mountain scenery is
that many denied the privileges but nv the resent
arrangement the far is so low that ali NAV avail
themselves Of the opportunity POSSIBLY never 70 h. r
ed them again to do
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Anrusenents.
HO! FOR THE HITE
- MoUSTAINS!-


The undersigned having completed his arrapcon,or.
now prepared to offer to the citizens of Providence an
huoae Island generally anOpportunity to visit the
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miscellaneous.

IN the following branches, to wit:
P Pngiish Grammar Greek Language and Lit.
Spelling. French 7 anrroro an T 4.
Geography, eratIIres "es0 ~ '
Arithmetic, German I anoroco and 7 ..
II1AiSepIsi erature,
P PI ~, Piano Forte Instruction
3o ooA, neepns' two lessons per week,
r,ellIalsnlp. Vocal Music,
i ieia correspondence Engineering, with practice
4 s,n lsstion, surveying, with practice,
Parliamentary Rules, CeoInetry $3.50
Moral Science, GeoIoy,
Inrst;t .a a. IiniIIossophy, Irgonometry,
11iV;nstiIutlen 10, OF United states Physiology,
ture Rhetoric
H HiSt0Ey ,e ,1;,,ua,,. Natural Philosophy
S +SSl : ~ NV SSNilzatlon, synonyms,
Su o. words, Logic,
Scotts and Hardees Tactics Orstorv
Musical Composition, Eieme1fs of critio;sr,
tIra ana l-ltera- Elements of Scientific Ag-
t"io' riculture.
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9rp GOODS.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
In consequence of

THE GREAT RUSH
have for large and rich selected stock of goods
in this ~
CLOSING SALE,
we have been adding, the past week large stock onew
and desirable goods, which will be sold a VERY
GREAT REDUCTION.
5000 Rich Embroidered Muslin Collars from so cents
up to 81 O the cheapest and handsomest lot of Col
lars which the ladies of Worcester and vicinity ever
200 Elegant French Collars astonshngly low prices
800 Pretty Real Maltese Collars from IN to rs
cents, They are worth double the money " - -
$50 Splendid Real Maltese Collars ranging from 81 to
$50 Beautiful Honiton PontA pplique and Yaencienues
Collars, marked down very cheap.
GREAT BARGAINS IN REAL SETS /,
TO clear them out offer all our Real Maltese Sets at
te y loM pree OF rom 50 80 uD to S. Is. This
All our Real Honton Sets marked down to 81 90 and
Is Elegant Medallion Sets for s6 and upwards They
are very cheap
CAMBRGC BANDS, DIMITY BANDS, .EDGINGs
AND INSERTINGs, SLEEVES, AND
INFANTS WAISTS,
and all other kinds of Embroiderie marked down at un
head OF low prices The largest sale of rich Embroidered
Handkerchies, Lace, Hem Stitched and Linen Cambria
Handkerchiets which the ladies of Worcester vicinity
ever dreamed Of
BLACK LACE Wells.
25 boz pretty round conered Dotted Wells with
mead border al the astonshngy low price of 80 cents
They are very cheap at IS Every lady in want Of
3 boz, Mohair Wells at 379 cents
5000 Elegant French Persia Lace Wells from rs cts
up to So; marked down very low
boz new Real Thread Lace Wells from SO s25 each
BLACK LAcEs.
% New pieces of Black Lace Flouncing for Mantlas
from va 10 = yds wide the only full in
worcester We shall clear them out at low pric $.
Inches broad Black Silk Edgings at the low price of
% eGGeents per yard
unheard of low prices. ' 90
ciennes "es ga tenA " hea ana imitation Nalen
90o pece COS of Az I,a iil rs -
All oar Real Laces have BEEN mared doe ~ o.
per cent cent.
prize ice Of i.5 50 cents yard worth Is cents
''''' '' Guy i'uu0eu prices
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yes do not despair |!

IIrAN OLDINDIAN DoCToR,
UNCAS BRANT, while Mis-
sionary among the Indians of
the Rocky Mountains, disco ver-
a RARE PLANT, that proves to
be a certain cure for consump-
ton, bronchitis, asthma, liver
complaint, nervous affections,
coughs, colds, &c. Having now
made his fortune and retired
from business, iie viii send the
prescriptions and directions for
preparing the medicines free of
charge to all who desire it, and
will send to his agent, enclosing
two stamps, (6 cents to pay the
return letter, with description
of their symptoms. The Old
Doctor has cured more than
5000 cases of conSumption
alone, and hopes all afflicted
people will avail themselves of
this opportunity, as the Doctor
wishes to do allthe good he can
before he dies. Address all let
ters to DANIEL ADEE,
Box 3531 2. O. New York,
Who is his sole agent.
JulV 1--lV
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rAc Young Man.

The young man walks IN the midst OF temp
tation to appetite, the improper indulgence To
which is in danger of proving his ruin, Health
Longevity and virtue depend ON his resisting
these temptations, The Providence of God is
no more res aonsibc, because a man by improp-
er indulgence becomes subject to disease, than
for the picking OF his pockets. For young
man 20 iniurs his health, is 10 waste his patri-
mony aud destroy his capacity fer vir,uous
deeds. Should man love God, he will have
ten times the strength for the exercise of lit
with a SQUAD body. Not only the amount, but
the quality of mans labor depends ON his
health. Not only lying lips, but dyspeptc
stomach, is an abomlnauon 10 the Lord The
man who neglec,s to control his appeuteS, is to
himself what u state of barbarsm is To society
the british part prrdominates. lie is to
himself what Nicholas is to Hungary
Men buy pains, ana the ruryeyor aud mar
kct-man bring home disease Our piOuS an
ccstors used to bury the suicides where four
roads met; yet every gentlemen or lady who
laws the foundation of disease with turtle soup
or lobster salad, as really commits suicide as il
they used the rope or the pistol; aud were the
old law revived, how many, who are now hon.
ored with a resting place in Mount Auburn,
would be found at the cross roads II is not
amazing that man, invited to a IcraSt worthy
Of the gods should stop to feed on garbage oI
when called to rartake of the Crcean cup,
should stop to guzSIe with swine!
If young men Imagine that the qualification
Of appetite is the great source OF enjoyment
they will find this in the highest degree, with
Industry aud temperance The epicure, who
seeks il in dinner which costs five dollars
will find less enjoyment of appetite than the
leborer who dimes on shilling II the devo:se
Of appetite desires its highest qualification, he
must not send for Buffalo tongues, but climb a
tn "A health
there is no delcacy that can provoke an appe-
liie. Whoever destroys his health, turns the
most delicious viands into ipecsc aud aloes.-
The man that is physically wicked does not
live out halt his days aad he is net half alive
while he does i've However grScious God
may be with ihe heart, he never pardons the
stomach. Horace MaEn.
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Howard Association


Beneu oient Institution, established by special endoO.
aent for the relief of the sick and distressed,
afflicted ,cHh Nrutem and Epidemic
Diseases.
Tue HOward Association, in view of the awful de-
struction of human life caused by Sexual diseases
and the ption practced upon the unfortunatevc
tins of such diseases by Quacks several years ago di
rected their Consulting Surgeon, as n CHARITABLE
ACT worthy of their name to open DJ spensary for
atmcn ofthis class ofdiseases in all their FORMS
and to give Mdicdi lid GratIS, to all who apply by
letter. with description of their condition, (age,
cupaon, habits of life, &c and i'll cases of extreme
poverty, to FurniSh Medicine Free of Charge. 1t is
needless to add that the Association commands the
highest Medical skill of the age, and will furnish the
most approved modern treatment.
The Directors of the Association, in their Annual
Report upon the treatment Sc xua Diseases
the highest satisfaction with the success which has
attended the aborS of the Consulting Surgeon in the
cure of SpermatorrhBa, Seminal Weakness, Impo-
tence, Gonnorrh9a, Gleet Syphilis, the vice of Oman
ism or Self Abuse &c., and order continuance of
the same for the ensuing year.
The Directors. review of the past, feel assured
that their labors in this sphere of benevolent effort
have been of great benefit to the afflicted especially to
the young andthey have resolved to devote themselves
with renewed zeal to this very important but much
despised cause
Anadmrabe Report on spermatorrhpa, or Semi
nal Weakness, the Vice of Onanism, Masturbation or
Self Abuse, and other Diseases OF tie Sexual Organs
by the Consulting Surgeon, will be by mail lin
sealed envolope,) Free cf Charge the receipt of
TWO STAMPS for postage. Other Reports and Tracts
on the nature and treatment of Sexual Diseases, diet
distribution, and will be sent to the afflicted. Some
of the new remedies and methods oftreament discov
cred during tho past year, are of great value.
Address for report or treatment DR.. George r. Cal
houn, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Associations No
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
BY order of the Directors.
EZRA D. HARTWELI Presf.
Gro, FAIRCuILD, Secretary.
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The NIniden's Confession.

nv Mrs. INN .. STEPHENS.
lie whispered that he loved me-
Hut said not yes nor no;
For my limbs began 10 tremble,
Aud my chesks were In glow.
Then felt him bending DER me.
And my lips were softly pressed
Asrsd rose leaves fall together,
When they fold themselves TO rest
Then he left me very slowly,
Asa shadow disoppears--
To the tumult Of my blushes,
To the heaven Of my tears.
lie paused and looked behind him
Had he hoard my broken slghs?
Did he mark me shrink aud trsmblo
In the glory Of his syesP
No I he glidod from my vision;
And heard his footsteps fall,
Like the trending down Of music.
Through the vestibulo and hall.
Then my heart rose full aud richly,
Like goblet brimming DER
With tho fabulous old noe tar,
That sweet Venus drank ofyorc
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all the leading branches ofmanufacturing iiIdus
try the great practical superiority of Singers
sewing Machines is fact established beyond dispute
NO tailor, shoe msnuiacturer, c0tae,, 5o;l;:strass
uress'maker, saddler, carriage trimmer hat manufac
turer, &c,, &C., afford to do without them.
One Thousand Dollars Year
is only fair average of the actual profit from the
OF each of these Machines, and for confirmation
OF this truth refer to any of the thousands of
persons who use them They adapted to every sort
OF work, fine coarse upon silk, cotton, linen and
woolen fabrics, also light and heavy leather. They
never fail to give entire satisfaction
To meet the growing demand for smaller and more
elegant machine for private household purposes,
nave Just produced and ready to receive orders for
singers New Family Sewing Machine,
Whichis the most compact and beautiful Sewing Ma
chine ever constructed. 1t is oTnamented in the high
est style ofart and all who it delighted with it,
1t makes the improved neroced stitch and is capable
OF doing greater variety of work in better style than
any other Sewing Machine offered for family pur
poses.
1t is not subject to the objection of using twice too
much thread, and making a raveling seam, like the
to few thin fabrics, liable get out ofoIder and
fttedto flax thread. like the Wheeler Wilson Ma.
chine but is amply sufficient TO perform all kinds of
family sewing.
Price of Family Machine with iron table complete
for use, 500. The larger standard machines. from
Sl25 to $500. Send for |. NJ Singer g. Co.'S Gazette.
a beautiful pictorial paper. devoted to Sewing Ma
chimes and containing list of prices, and all other in
formation on the subject 1t will be forwarded gratis.
l. NJ. SINGER & CO.,
AS Broadway, New York.
BRANCH OFFICES IN
PTSt%snc PG,tGn 6"se a@p csn"a st. G9 Orleans
New Haven Rochester. Chicago, Mobile.
Newark, Philadelphia, Nashville, Paris, France,
Glasgow, Scotland.
Local agents wanted.
AGENrS-E. A. Higgins, Pcrrysburg; VIM. Robert
son, Maumec.
April 18th, 1858.
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T.. a.. FOLSOM, A, NJ.

Associate Proprietor Principal OF the Cleveland
College,
4 Scholarship is good IN the IsrsH Colleges.
SPENSERIAN PENMANSUlP taught by it's au
thor. by A. J. Phelps. aud others.
Two weekly Law l.ecturs by the Professors of the
Union and Ohio Law College.
Bryant \ Stratton's - Anerlcan Merchant" a
Monthly Magazine. devoted to Commerce, Banking
Manufactures. Agriculture, Statistics, Commercial
Law, Biography Science aud Literature, published In
New.York at S3 per annum.
20-For information in regard to the Colleges OF
MaPaHine please call at the rooms or send for Cata
logues ofseveuty pages, address as above.
nj
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Wood County Commom PI1os.

Gotlicb Schreiber, prf, vs.. Henry Powers.
IIENRI POWERS, defendant in this action, is
L hereby notified that on the 18th day of February
1882 the plaintiff Schreiber filed in the court
of common pleas, within and for the county of Wood
aud state of Ohio his petition against the said de-
lendant, which is pending. the ohjectanl prayer
of which is to torcclosc mortgage executed to Eli
iah j. Woodruff on the Goth day ofJanuary, 1856, by
the said Henry Powers and by said Woodruff assigned
and transferred to plainuf and one Peter B. Porter
and said Porter has transferred his interest therein
to said plaintiff the west part fractional section
thirty-thrce (330 in township light s) north
of range no. tw0lye (2 east in the county of Wood
and the State OF Ohio, containing SiNtysX acres of
land more or less; and being the same land conveyed
on the 2Gth day of January, 1856 bN said Woodruff
to said Powers to the payment by said Powers
of his three promissory note all dated January
26 1886, for S350.67 each, and payable to the
order of said Woodruff with annual interest fol.
owS: one payable one year after date, and one
payable in two years after date and the other abc
in three years after date. The last above
described remain unpaid and have been assigned and
transferred by said WoOdruiT and said Porter to the
plaintiff, who is now the sole owner of the same
The plantih in his said petition asks for an order of
cOUrt for the sale ofthc above described mortgaged
premises, and Tor the payment ont of the proceeds
thereof the amount due on said two notes, and the
costs of suit. and costs and expenses of sale.
the said Henry Powers is hereby NOTICED that
lesshe answers said petition by the 9th day of APRIL
1852 the therein will be taken confessed
and Judgment entered accordingly,
Feb. To- i0wG 90. EDISON ALLEN atty plf
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Ditch Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given to the non resident own
~ ers of the following described lands that the
Trustees of Freedom township will meet at the house
ofThos. Guithson the 18th day of March. 1889. at
O'Clock ANo view and locate ditch or water course
commencing az the line between sec. Ii and rs
thence north the southeast Or of section
about 100 rods thenoc north along the section line
between Il aud Ii and IL and II about 500 rods 10
intersect ravine running through Henry shurman's
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Attachment Notice.

John Beard, pl'a vs., Isaac Il. Bonnell def'L
Before John Russell, J. Z Of Bloom township, Wood
County Ohio,
ON the llth day OF Feb, 1882 said Justice issued
" an order OF attachment In the above action for tho
sum of thirty four dollars aud hVe csntA and 6fteen
dollars probable cost JOHN BEARD,
March }, ls59-LSW2$
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Legal Notice.
Court of Common PIeRs of Wood CO., Ohio.


Court of Common Pleas of Wood Co., Ohio.
Joshua V. Smith, prT, against A0nao UtleN deft
rINHE said defendant will take Lotice that ON the
L first day of February, A. ID. 1889. plaintiff filed
petit on in said court against him. seeking 10 obtain
Judgment for the of $2l2.5 81 and the interest
S9?57 from October H. \. ID. 1857 and the interest
ON Si5000 from October IlS5S,on two several prom
issory notes eNScuted 10 plaintiff 10y detendent Octo
ber lIth A. D. 1856, each for the sum of Sl5O0O
due in one and the other due in two years from said
time of execution, which periods of payment have
expired. and which notes there is now due to
plaintiff and unpaid, the said S242.i7 and interest
aforesaid; and that plaintiff at the first aforesaid
time also filed his preliminary papers for an order of
attachment against the lands tsncments, goods chat
tells, stocks, rights, credits. moneys and effects of
defendant in said county which order Of attachm
duIy issued, duly executed upon the west half of
th south east qparter of section seven a. in
to nShp motive (5l north ,otrangs oeleVen tl) east
in aid county 50 acres, on the I'd day of February
a. ID. 1889, as the property of sald defendant. De-
fen dant will answer said petition by the 10th day Of
April A. II, 1859 JOSHUA V, SMITH.
By :. JRFFERsoH, atty
Fab
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NOTICE is hereby given to the nonresident
~ owners of section thin ty-tye (36) township three
to the township trustees of said township to meet and
locate and establish ditch or water course to COM
msncc about ton rods from the north west quarter
post of the cast quarter of the south west or.
ut section thrty five, thence east 10 the east line Of
said section, and there terminate. The Township
trustees will moet to review the above mentioned
ditch Ut the house OF Levi A. Tarr the 29th day Of
March lS5D. Mt the huur of 10 o'clock of said day.
Feb. Ii, 1850 4iwGSs 60, LEVI \, TARR.
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TUITION

Thisis the only insttutionin Northern Ohiohaving
real Examining Committees" before whom each
student must pass examination and from whom, if
competent, they will llIeceive certificates.
ANY student entering our College may rest assured
that gentleman's name is used by US, but such
actively engaged, and no departments advertised
but such regularly instituted. Al though we
have disposition to make comparisons unfayorabe
TO any one Especially ourselves,l wQ unhGs!atngly
offer Course to the public, equal, If not
peror to any similar institution in the country and
ask the public to examine. Send for circular.
HOLLISTER T. FELTON,.
Olnvnlnnl March 1Aha--lhmG
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Ditch Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given TO the owner or owners OF
~ sec lions thirty hya t3jl HnA S6town six CO.. range
eleven az that the trustees OF Webster township,
Wood county, Ohio, will meet az the house otMil
lard Carbon Tuesday, April s, 1883, az o'clock A. NJ,
TO view and locate water course commencing little
west of the southeast OF sec. 3btown g. thence
norhery near the line between sections IN rty.
five (35 aud thFty-sN ts6l uRnl IL strikes the Prairie
Outlet Ditch and "a award the expenses of the same
to the owners OF the lands benefited thereby.
Feb. "a, 1859 -i2woS2l3, WILLARD CARL.
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Commercial College.
FACULTY,

FACULTY.
W. II. HoLLisTEF, Il. Il. FELTo'E
Principals and Profs. of Book -Kee ping aud coat-
eral branches.
WV. p. COOPER, W. II. HoLLIsTER,
Professors Of Practical and Orname ntal p enman-
ship.
L, " BRUeE, Esq, and others Lecturers Railroad
and Marine Law.
JARVIS NJ. ADAMS ESQ, ID. w. BROOKS, ESQ.,,
Lecturers on Commercial Law.
Z. L. JONES, ESQ, Lecturer the principles and de-
tails of Banking.
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EXAMINING COMMITTEES.

EAAMlNlNu OOMMll EES.
on BANKINa-R. Z. ROCKWELL, Teller Of Wason,
Everitt Il Co.
on MERCHANDISING, JoDDING & COMMISSIONED.
DwIeHT. ERLs, Secretary Cleveland Gas Company.
n, g CLEVELAND, Book Keeper for Geo. Worthing-
en- d Co,
LAFAYETTE YoRCE, ook.Keeper for Edwards & Id.
dlings.
On RAILRoADINe-H c. Luce, Secretary and Treas
urer of Cleveland Il Toledo r, r. Co.
J. 7. SiNrKGEs, Assistant Superintendent c. T.
n. II. Co.
II. d. WArrERsoN, Clerk Freight Dept. C. & 7. r..
II. Co.
J. NJ. FERRIS. Clerk Ticket "
J. I. AMEs, Conductor G. Il T. Il. X. Co.
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