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The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-04

J. j. THOMAS. @. b. MITCHELL.
PRENTISS HOUSE.
LEvEE STREET, VICKsBUhG, MISSISSIPPI
Az been renovated aud re-furniS he'd from cellar
H to garnet. The proprieters devote their time
and attention to the comforts to their guests. We
invite the public to Come and SEQ as.
March 80 60-tf. TH0MAS& MITCHELL.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Returning,

EXPRESS Leaves Jackson, Tenn, 500 P. NJ;
Leaves Grand Junction 1I.30 P. NJ; Arrives at
Canton II 80 /. N.
NAIL Leaves Jackson, Tenn, 1O:45 A. NJ; Leaves
Grand Junction lao P. NJ; Arrives at Canton
900 P, NJ.
Passengers FOR Cairo, st. Louis and Northwestern
Cities, will make close connections by taking the
night Train. on the \ o & G Railroad, leaving
Canton at 500 4. NJ.
Passengers for Chattanooga, and all other places
Eastward, via Memphis and Charleston Railroad,
vii! make close connections by taking day Train
On New Orleans Road, Tearing Canton at 8:i5 ?. NJ.
E. ID. FROST,
March '60-tf Sup't Southern Division
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list RFCEIYET
NEW GAS LIGHTS =,

a DOZEN of the SC0VELL & G0ODELL SEW
q ING MACHINES Persons who have been
waiting can now be supplied
July 10 '59-tf. Rufus ARNOLD.
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r 9fSSfss. $ FH$Hfs:
VN1E subscriber invite the attention of purchas
Il ers to their EXTENSIVE STOCK OF
SUPERIOR PIANOS.

SUPERIOR PIANOS.
FROM THE FACTORY OF PETERS, CRAGG CO.,
These Painos celebrated for durabiIitysk d
all other requisites, throughout the Union. And
or large Scale, Grand Action, Superior Instruments
in all respects.
ALSO, a learge stock of MELODEONS, from
four to six octayes
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LAW PARTNEESIE
THOMAN NATION.
REnICAL CAM
DR. v. FORRS ELJlOg,T

The Economist and e. W. HubbaFds,
l. Y. L. SEEMING MACHINES at Ctfs
prices, $50, SIS and $50.
A LII those Sewing Machines heretofore unsur-
IN passed, must now give place to those on sale
the City Trunk Store. Call and examine and Judge
yourselves of the simplicity speed and durability
of stitch. CJOHNSoN, Aren't.
Fishing tackle, great variety, warranted to
catch when fish bite. March % '60-Iy. CT
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SEWING MACHINES.

Il. B. EVANS, Agent.
Office tco Doors above Spengler's Corner, sSdte
Street,
JGCEsOy MISS,
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JOSEPH BLOCK. MAD. M'AFEE. J. P. EGGLEsToN
BLOCK, McAFEE i CO.,
COMMISS SION HANTS,
SO Camp Street,
March 10, 1858. If NEW ORLEANS.
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1yOCUAIAk, for The Hair.
~ feb q go. Us. SIZER.
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| A accidents will happen, even in wel-regulated
IA families, it is very desirable to have some
cheap and convenient way for repairing Furniture
Toys, Crockery, &c.
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SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies, and no household can
afford to be without it. 1t is always ready and up
to the sticking point. There is no longer a neces-
sity for imping chairs, splintered veneers, head
less dolls, and broken cradles. is just the actice
for cone, shell, and other ornamental work. popu-
lar with ladies of refinement and taste.i
This admirable preparation is used cold, being
chemically held in solution, and possessing all the
valuable qualities of the best cabnet-makers Glue.
1t may be used in the place of ordinary mucilage,
being vastly more adhesive.
"USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
n. B.-A brush accompanies each bottle. Price
IS cents.
Wholesale Depot, No. 4s Cedar St, New York.
Address HENRY &. SPALDING l. CO.,
Box No. $500 New York.
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"a A single bottle of spaldings prepared glue
will save ten times its cost annuallyto every house.
hold. 81
Sold by all prominent Stationers, Druggists,
Hardware and Furniture Dealers, Grocers, and
Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make note of Spald-
ing Prepared Glue, when making up their list
1t will stand any climate. Jan IL '60-s&w1y.
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GEORGE ii. VINTEN,
TYPE FOUNDRY
AND
Printers use
No. IO5 POydTaS Street,
(Between Camp and ~. Charles lSreets,)
NEW ORLEANS.
s8T Presses Types, Inks, Paper, Cards, and Fur
niture Of every description, at manufacturers pr-
ces-
Having arge stock constantly on hand, the pro
pFetor is prepared to ill orders of any magnitude
and ship Mt % hours notice.
Estimates for country newspapers and Job Offices
furnished by return mail.
Agent for the sale of Z. Hoe & Co.'s Presses, and
Jas. Corners Sons Types. Old Type taken in
exchange FOR new 1t ten cents ~ fb. Second hand
Presses bought and sold,
Nav '5Q-Jv
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S, WIND CHOLIC

y - sAtN ~ t-aAAk
in the world, in
! Dysentery and
children wbeth-
from teething
other cause 49,
to every mother
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which greatly facilitates the process OF teethng
softening the gums, reducing al! inhanation-|ili
allay all pain and spasmodic action, and Is
SURE 10 REGULATE Ihh 30 HhHS.
Demand upon il. mothers it will give rest to your
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siaHee,toeFG
timely used.
kEOw an III
}sfactiOn b Y
used it, on the
delighted with
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EDMUND WHALEY,

DIX. VI. y. CRAFT,
Is noW at home prepared to yesums the practice Of
- Medicine and Surgery
AlNCE August SO, he has been abroad, giving
~ operative surgery his special attention, and TOR
such practice, has supplied himself with the best
Instrument and apparatus in use.
should persons at distance desire his attention
On aalee' they can consult him either in person or
/ BY letter at this place. Office over Whiting and
Aausiers, State street, Jackson, Miss.
may y, '54-tf
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SuITTHERN RAuRoAn

Chief Eng. and Gen1 Supt.
7. S. WILLIAMS, Master of Transportation.
Nov 10 '59-f
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'Ua' III lTI.EIlTE IglEE9X
NUMBER 80.

tons 4 hqye Jtnrped to thsn,l sddhtfse
7 lem to PROFOUND the. same questions to
their own candidates. 1 said to lead
ing Republican 81 ii q t the other day. We ssks6 !,
answer them nuequisocally, and then
would like to have him propUuud them %
] Lincoln. Why is this not k4fso0aa1
For want Of room We have cut Tie
speech down half and more. and ,se dlIS
cult was it-to do. that We are Aeeall5sM
doubt whether We have not thtovn xksj
the wrong hale What q cootrast an
scene presents to The one six, yeass asS
when it was doubtful whether the rsOsa
gymen' Of Chicago would allow Hih ~
enter the city, muchlass to make 4 apasnk
Without variableness Or shsdow. Of tttAs
ing, he is now the IDOL Of the satien, md
the admiration of the world. ssi.ls1 aaIIa
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siss'ep For he Spirit Of Democracy.
10 the Memory Of Annie. :
81 BrlaN aApartotRD

By BEN RADf0RD. 4,
ots II liT ts2 q -AG. q JAZZ '1'N'' =
yswlher days for joy or sadness, = ? "iA
"a sBslsf Che 5Aight of siniess years;
Scarce fond hearts were filed with gladnes
he the spell dissolved in tears =
Gloom has mingled with the light,
Shadows from the shores Of night
Crossed the sun-beams in their eight
NAHs Sisters mourn for Annie.
She k6s gone-has gone foreverl-
q Broken Is the maiden bond;
She Has crossed the silent river -
a'ro tEs iand of the beyond "
Where around the Great White Throne,
Giving praise to God alone...r
ma the angsls, she Is one
yssi BFs A radiant worshiper.
e4ESs9 ~ assv faio7 IHfh F'ea e5
Heaven IL Joy, and Earth Is sorrow,
yEarth hGs lost and Heaven has won! ~
Thinking Of the dark tomorrow, Z"
Weeping for spirit gone, $50 A's
Blstsr spirits silent come p3es -
Apd strsw sweet flowers in the tomb, '
rhs dsmn the cold and marrow home
-ssIs sai sapssof' dear dsad .Annie. Ga
isnxxA, Atg.7. 1850. yihas2 = = :
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sls =. Premiums emf hi Awarded wa

gedtc ia spiftt'R At THE
M,nsh Annual Fair OF the Monroe Ag-
ricultuial s6cisty, held ii the town Of
ui ha1sscTlls s4N 81 - ~ 5..tts.~ /. :.
WoodsfieM, October 3rd, 4th
tsssa ! and 5th, 1860. ee.sa.l ~,
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,aila FIRST DEPARTMENT.. !
CLASS A.-Horses for eli worl

<NAAC0 f<A'lF tSs5 - /" Sr'rtt3H
= eb Stations over 4 ysars.a .. sdu
william Hobaugh, lst premium s. 00l
JsnsSI Oshel, q - 2nd do es3
-saasa Ssull;sns over years ,.iieass
WmsaDough herty, jr. lst premium is5
Joseph Hamilton, 30 end do a g.
saai 1ss lStoHsons oter Q sysars.I ila ID
Gsorge Norris premium g
ssv ssey &aLIons oUsr' year. 7 .sic
HdDnIon, lst premium s'3 ass'1
ssai ni Gsldings oUer 4syears 1865
Edward, 0key, list premiun haa . 8 . =
lease A. Jones, I'D le dois 7slImss q
Geldings ouer gears. sie4y 2
FhI q 0key, LIST premiamssa slfoi 3 q
WsiWl Barnes, 2das do tsa S1saa2 q
sa.daiw Geldings ovsr . years. .e.soa % !
Jsasa Doughsrsy. lat premium o a2as
Aa NaEfin,s ssi a. 2dsag dosii9ss III
eds i1tia eMzres3ouer ysuss. bsa hga'
DIX Morris, 1st premium aoiau s'
Edassd fYest, I'D bdo .si9esa I'D 8 p ?
!nsMeres over 8 gears. sa'4ss'fY :
w. r. 4 b. 81. Ford, l st premium
John Kent, ,sBdsastada do 2
Mares ovsr Q ysars.
Jehn b, Fisher. lst premium Q
Wmhingtons Wise, 2dss do lis1izy9'
a,Mares oVsr j gear. a ssa
Wjllism Hill lst premium a.
EdRaEd Yosts I'd do stssd ssh
Brood mares wih coils. 81 ~
aamasl Hsrtshorn. lst premium 81
Jeel = Cost IL az I'D q do i5sa 3ea4
ss.s, .ysi Sackisgs Colts. gi}a5
william Slime, lst premium laa "a ~
LARoplpr Cree, 2da sddosoi s5@sel s
HORSES FOR HEAVY DRAFT q
akus % ,SialEoss ovsr gears tss'a
Jebps Harmons lst prsmiam ife s E
II, Dougherty, I'd do o3sf
: : ,s,S,.,a Stalions oysr 3 ysa,s. os4 gg
.Jonenh Hamilton, Il: premium g.
Gsldsngs orer I gears.
Edward .Okey, lst premium
PGr Draft Horses.
J.ssW. Barnett lst premium 80 5saut
Edward Oksy, lst slds do 3sH.
Mares oyer 4 years. as4 no
John Kent Lat premium . i =
Thos. Wright, Cd - do ,o fIa grs "A d i.
Mares ovsr 8 years.
WssR Il H.lH. Ford, 1st premium 8 g
John Kent, I'd .sdos IL i
HORSES FOR HARNESS, &c. 4
%s Match herses for light harsesa
WiRs& H.sH. Ford, lst premium S
JeWy BasAott sfe ss Sd e do ss ~
.uaa sGsl4iasy for singlei h4rnesss 4sa ~
C.-R Jones, Let premium siadi ssg4 :
Henry Brown, I'd do 3
Mares for sixgle harness, -
P.,Ansh1tss Let premium se .et4a-
Jok1Kenk ID do ia ..sa g.
Saddle Gszdiass. ssoa.
r. G.. Okey, LIST premanma 4
Chs McMupn. Sd do eo wSsa
< - -. - Saddle Mares,s - a. = : )
Jspes Barrett 1st premium aseaap4l )
Samuel McVay, I'd do 3zs
GLASS B--- MULES AND ASSES.
.asJacks eve, 8 ysass.y y xsf -
8. Patterson Ist premium assAs = 81
I. Mitcf9li, 2fs do = ssA ss3 ea
.;.s Jsnpsts opers 3 ysqrs. ID, ,.s.. !
William Hid, lsts premium s,is:si. h.6
hoE, .,e&Aes Pair Mules. sia stsas ssss5s
Jeras Gatsstsl st ipremiumaeH sid 58y
Isaac Mitchell. I'd do 3
Williaiaa Hill, premium
Ar. .Bridgptsp. Id do .ssas1aa l.s.i
Gsl<s ovsy I and under 2 years.
samuel. Rlogesss list premium aa q
Wfilisn Hili SD Sd gIg.i dc ..a s.,..a 1 :.
GLAZE BCLgATTLB 4SHoRr HORNS s
A..NaHy, mo sompetition) bull over 3 yrs
William Hill, bull over . years.
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Miss Isabel Ferguson, cucumber catsup
(meritorious.)
Miss M. Myers, brandy Strawberries, mer-

(meritorious.) g.l
Miss M. Myers, brandy strawberries, NOR
sy@'sritorious. 5~ -"9'iA @f
&. Ullom, apple molasses, 1st premium Sc
A. ]. Griffith, do = I'd do rs
same, maple sugar, 1st do
M. ]. Walters, do I'd do SO
Mrs. Merryman, mango pickles, ,meritorious.
B. Hughes, Sorghum syrup, 1st premium l p
CLASS J. No. 2-DoMEsTICs. 3Ht
g. b. Davenport, rag carpet. LIST premium 1
Mrs. JAS. Mitchell, home wrought rug, LIST
Mrs. s. Patterson, home made blanket, 1st2
Mrs. J. o. Amos, do I'd
Mrs. T. A. Sinclair, wool socks. ....... Sc
&c. Isabella Lafaree, double eoverlets, 1st
Miss NJ. Nesbitt, s yds. Jeans, LIST premium
{" Isabella Lafaree. cassinet, no COMPETE
tion-good.
same, fanel, lst premium. ...... sc
M. ]. Walters, do I'd do -. rs
Mrs. l. Lafalee. linsey, no compt., good.
:" VIM. Hill, bed spread, 1st premium l
same, counterpane, 1st premium....
Miss A. Thompson, sofa cover, no competi-
tion-meritorious. 'asf rH
Mrs. J. Mitchell, chair cushion meritorious.
Miss A. Thompson, tidy, 1st premium. ...2
" Sarah M. briggs, do I'd do -. sc
Mrs. d. Myers, stocking yarn-no compe-
tition, meritorious. @ ~ s1-
J. A. Lankard, bed quilt, lst premium
!" N. I. Jackson, do I'd do
I. Phillips, 5 yards linen, 1st premium. 1
Mrs. Merryrnan, cotton stockings-no coln-
| petition, meritorious. Hs'ss''.
Miss Mary Booth, fine cushion, no competi- i
ton, very good. ;. ti.u Ed j
DR.. g. Reed, wool mittens. ............. ,2s
Mrs. M. briggs, wool stockings. ........ 81
8. Patterson, wool carpet. ..........
59i CLASS j. No. 3.--DOMESTICS.
Miss E. J. Lamping, silk embroidery ....2
t" NJ. E. Hill, dress, no comp, good.
same, shirt -. :.
Mrs. R. D. Barnet, skirt. ......... 49,.
I" A. Thompson, embroidered collar.
same, embroidery on muslin. .......
/" Mary Booth, hemstich. -. ......
CLASS F.ZFLowERs AND PAINTINGS.
Miss Frances A. Jones, basketdahlias, 33
-ssfzs varieties, lst premium -.
Mrs. M "A, Merryman, I'd do sa.... 81
Miss Tib Randolph, boquet, 1st do, ....l
| A. T. Smith do . I'd do -. 81
& M A., Merryman, verbenas, lst pre-.
SC A. J. Smith, s@a 't do I'd do
Mrs. M. 1, jackson, basket flowers. 80. 81
g. ], Mitehell, green house plants 49,.
/" J. B. Noll, do do ...... s.
| Miss Read, feather flowers, no comp, good.
:" Mary Booth wax flowers =. ,5
J. E. Hill, oil paintings ....... $3.50. .-..l 1
Miss Sarah Patton, India ink painting-mer-
| ritorious ..-.,s
Marinda Patton, water color painting
/ Sarah Patton, peneilhngs (crsyon).. l
"a q r. -Ha.
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Out Upon the IHypocritea :

Republicans preteading that they aRA
in favor Of sand, for the ,landless.s y, when !,
almost ipRon. the heels of q vote cast by \
HAMLIN against the Homestead Bill .hsy
chose him fol. candidate for vlee -Psesj>
dent! Perhaps, they wish it for free nd,
groes. after Abolition IS cEec.cd.. d."ssl ss'S1 a
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tB-NextitoimyIffhn ~ love my Hpp.
mics. for from then | 6rst hear, nm,
faults. W
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GQOrtester Aailp Spr.
Worcester Post omce-summer Arrangemer

Worcester Post Omce-Summer Arrangement
- Mails Close as tollows
Northern worcester County, Vermont and New Hamp-
hire, via Morcester Nashua Railroad at 500 H. and
are due at 100 p. m.
Fitchbure, Lancaster Leominster West Boylston Oak
dale, Clinton Lowell, and Nashua, y. H., at 500 m
Sis am.
City of Boston, $50 and slO a. M 1910. 5O.and 500
p. M and are due at 500 a. m. $50 and 6Ss D M
Maine, Eastern New Hampshire, and Eastern Massa
chusetts-alQ M and 500 p. IN. and are due at 500
a. m, $3.50 and 6.3a n. m.
Rhode Island-t Except towns on the Worcester and
ProVldence Railroad , $40 M, and $50 and
due at $40 a M, and $50 D m.
Way Mail on Providence and Worcester Railroad $50
m. and are due at $40 a..
Westem-(An towns in Massachusetts West of Wor
cester,) Il5 a. M, and are due at l245 p. m
Albany, (Western New York and Western States,) IT'S
a. M and 4W p. and due at Il As and 1890 p
Springfield 10 a. n and 400 p and due at g. Al
Hartford, all Connecticut Except Windham and New
London counties IT'S and 400 p. m and due
at l245 and 1890 D.
Towns line of Norwich and Worcester Railroad and
New London and Windham County, Conn, 1880 a. m.
and are due at 9.l5 am.
New York city and Southern States 1000 a. M and AN
p m; and are due at $50 and Hos m.
Barre Barre Plains, Petersham, Paxton, Dana, North
and West Rutland 9.45 a. H.; and are due at4OO p
Holden Rutland, North Rutland, aud Oakhan, $3.50 p
M; and are due at 800 all
Leicester s45 a m, and 43O m, and due at 9.0I
m, and 800 p.
Milibury, and West Nlillhury $40 a. n and 80 p H.
and are due. at $40 a. m, and $50 p. m,
shrewsbury. 330 p. M, and is due at 900 a. m.
Grafton, New England Village and Cordavile, $50 a
M; and are due at 800 D.
birmingham, South birmingham, HopkintOn, Ashland
Woodvie, Westboro', Norhboro', Southboro' Corda
vile, and Grafton l2l0 p. M; and at
Milford Mendon, HoliSton, Bolton, Berlin, $40 a.
and SUI p. and are due at 500 and $50 D.
Office hours from 645 "A. m, to 500 p M Sundays from
lZ.iUto IL 40. p m. EMORY BANISTER T. NJ.
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III AIR MATTRESSES.-F Quality
:, Hair Mattresses for sale low for cash, BY 4. VI.
NAiL ALL NO. Flaggs Block, opposite Bay State House
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0etn ]9ork advertisements.
MANUFACTURING ESTABLISH
4NA MFNT FOR SALE

N ANUt AOI URINT j ) I 4 BLISH
AtA MENT FOR SALE.
The property known the
l. a u 7 e Grove w rl<s,
Situated in Middletown, Conn, consisting of
One Foundry with Cupalo and Blower
One Machine Shop with Skating and Pulleys
One Japanning Shop with Ovens, Vats &C,
One Packing shop and Office,
Together with the Water Power, Stone Dam and new 20
foot Breast Wheel all in complete order and ready for
immediate use, will be sold very low. Apply to
II. C. SPALDING d CO.,
mh24 d&wtf IS Cedar street, New York.
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He continues to make Models and to prepare Specif
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OLD CllEESE;--5O Boxes Old Enulisl,
- Dairy Cheese, In store and for saleby non
WIN. o. SWEET
app 0U INA Ma
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The Marland Patent Safe constructed as 10 entire
ly cut of all communication of heat to this part nv 50
constructing the door and the doorway Of soap Stone
or other non-conducting MATERIAL as to have no iron
bolts running through the door or iron plate arOnnd
the doorway nor any connections from the outer to the
inner part of the safe thereby keeping the interior and
contents of the safe eileclualy protected from Mi hal
that can be applied TO the door any other portion Of
the safe. 1850 F' w. ~
NJ. Is. IsIGELOVv AND ANSON HARDY
Manufacturers and Proprietors
~ Schoo street, opposite City Hall, Boston, Mass
samples seen at stores 0I Bush Co, FITcB a O1Is
CO.'S Agents. 222 lain street ar j9I
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-31
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$3.50 MENT April @ 1860.
=. an trans Gong South Ledue Worcester
Al DIV a. IN. (Way Passenger TraiD} Connectinp AZ
Ilalnteld with trains for Providence and Hartford ar
rIlng in Providence 1890 M and Hartford AT il al
a m Arriving in Norwich IN sepson for train Ieayino
~ N H. H. station (wcs side at 1880 a. M for New
Al 100 a N. WAY Passenger Tran) Connects al
" oIeeSier with trains from Boston, Nashua LEVEL.
concord, Manchester &c; at Worcester Junction with
ralls from Boston, Providence. and Western road
NJ 45V p ~. tWav Passenger Tran.) Connects al
worcester with trains from Boston, Lowell Nashua
concord Manchester, Lawrence Fitchhurr &c and NJ
W0rceserJ unction with trains from Boston Providence
ana western road. At Planiield Junction trains from
tXSnenee ana Hartford arrive in season for this train
~ lisesenGers from way stations for New York by
steamer from Ailyn's Point, will take this train -
Al tOU p m Steamboat Express Train for New York \
Cohheets at Worcester with trains from Boston, Con.
Ui"' .hanGhesIer Lowell Lawrence. Nashua Fitchburg
%c, az flainield with trains from Providence Leaves
Nor"lch Tor Allyn's Point at SIS y. m.
~ Trans Going North. Leaue NOrtvich
I, Al Lou a. a. or arrival of Steamer, (Stearlboat
Express lrain.) For Worcester and Boston Nashua
TWjtiCnD9Ts, Lowell, Lawrence, Manchester, Concord
Nhte Mountains. &c.
At 800 a. m CWay Passenger Train) Connects AT
Iainhcld junction with train for Providence arriving
III providence at $50 M; at Worcester Junction wifi
uaI4s l9F Springfield Albany. &c; with trains of p a
ROAD Tor Providence At Worcester with trains foI
1b,stol' Nashua, Lowell, Fitchburg, Lawrence. Man
chester Concord &c. ~
AT lzUO M; tNay Passenger Train) Arriving at Wor
1911 Junction in season Tor trains to Boston Proy
w opuHgh6ld, and Albany at Worcester for trains
~ o0sstQh' Nashua, Lowell, Fitehburg dc.
pi,S ~ p m. (Way Passenger TranJ Connects al
nnell junction with trains 20 and from Providence
train 10 Boston. o'' ~ 'APiess
mchaO dn p. sT.M. ANDREWS, Superintendent.