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Special 9lotltrs.

Prof. d. y. Fowler, Phrenologist and Author.
Lectures this Saturday Evening ut washburn Hall ON
Love and Matrlmony, commencing at q o'clock and
closing with Public examinations. AL whether married
or SINGLE should hear it. Admission rs cents Profess
slonal deleatlons of character with charts and advice
touching health, avocation, selfmprovement manage
ment of children, marriage &C. daily at his Rooms Lin
coin House, for short time only dlt meb3
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In Charlton, Feb 90 by Rev John Haven James Flint
to Mary w Baker, both OF Charlton.
- In Grafton, March by Rev T Biscoe, E b Hubbard
Esq, Principal of Grafton High School, to Addie A
daughter Of David Wilcox, Of New England Village
In Phillipston Feb 20, by Rev w Hanbeton Samuel
Phillipston, ~ Va
Francena Priest. ~ "
In Sterling Prescott Dickinson of Somerve to Caro-
line Moore of Sterling.
- In New Bedford, Feb 49, by Rev Mr. Thomas George
maynard TO Catherine Parker both of Fitchburg
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Mrs. ~; H. Clark, Physician and Midwife Of
nee ana residence 5V Main street. corner of Myrtle La
dies are invited TO call and examine an Obstetrcnl sun
porter which she applies and which is a most eflclen
support ana assistant IN confinement Chronic Catarrh
successfully treated. diff 40
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MIR. Legg, DYER AND CLEANSER. continues the bust
ness Of Cleansing. RedgeiHg and repairing en- Appar
ell and also cleauscs Ladies' Shawls Riding Dresses
Re-dYing executed at from three to DAYS notice.
and cleaning shorter notice when the necessity or con
venience of customers requires it.
lie has increased his help and facilities to the steady
increase in his bushes. Office No. Pleasant street
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-, - 81 L. ". NAiLL.
Mi A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AT

fi55.t A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AT
kaiiI AUCTION.-I favored with instructions to of
.z Ter FOR public competition, without reserve the
very desiraby located and Genteel Residence, No 26
Pleasant street corner of High street. formerly owned
ana occupied by Geo Bowen, Esq. and more recently by
freeman French. ESQ., on SATURDAY, March 10th at
~ A. NJ SAID house in good repair contains IL rooms
conveniently arranged for two tenemonts; is
warmed by superior furnace and is supplied with never
imnG water OF both kinds he lot has wide frontage
upon Ileasaht street and also upon High Upon
me close proximity of the above property the centre
OF business, It's convenience of access renders il unus
ually desirable for occupation investment. A large
portion OF the purchase money remain on MORTGAGE
for terms and further particulars, inquire n low
mch3 dts n " VATfI
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Liquid Amandine.,-The rema -kable and uniform
uccess which has attended the of this preparnon
embodens the proprietor to WARRANT it as positive pre
ventve and cure for Chapped Hands Roughness of
the skin The rapditv of its effect is marvellous the
majority OF cases yielding or three aDplications
rendering the skin soft and vevety in feeling and appear
ence. Prepared only by JOHN @, HILL. Apothecnrv
Mechanics Hall Building, Worcester, Mass. d6m nj
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John l.. Taft, 2l4 Main street. Worcester deeIor
in all kinds India Rubber Goods. d6m* 81
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RemOyaI.-Dr e. A. HILLS Medical Office is re
moved to No. 50 Main street. diff wi
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-03

Thomas w. Fox, Attorney at Law. Office No 9
brHhey HALL worcester Mass. dly mchT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-03

DIR. Sweets InfaIIjbIe Eminent Cures Head
ache Immediately. and was known to fail endtf
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E.t FOR SALE.-A Cottage House
Hill and Lot situated at No 10 Glen street within five
s4- minutes walk the Post Office; house in first rate
repair with ten rooms. The lot contains u 0Og feet t
large variety OF choice fruit trees and the hest Well of
water in the city. The above affords rare chance for
any one desiring such a place. For farms or ffrtler
PeltOulais' inquire ~ ihls Olilce. DIV mch3
On FOR SALE.-Tbat very desirable
It'll situation, No. Is High street next south of the
s.<residence of Dea. Daniel Goddard containing over
OVVO ltet o land, with Dwellng-iiouse thereon will
be sold low if applied tor soon. Terms easv ANY in
curry IN relation thereto, addressed the subscriber al
south Reading Mass, will be promptly attended to-
s., M, - CIlAS H. Hull.
H"u'u hks.allA4f, -harch d,-isIh- a-.afA dim
ELEGWT W~SPRiNC COOOC
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Mstals, Yar0marf. Ii.
.PEAR RROTHERS

NPEAR BROTHERS.,
- HARDWA RE COMMISSION MERCHA NTS
o No. Il South CHARLES STREET,
Offer for sale Factory prices general NJ
. AMERICAN HARDWARE,
Embracing AXES, HAT Chefs, TACKS, BUTT HI NGES
Sa0N ELS. FORKS, EDGE TOOLS, SAD IRONS PTiMPS
LLooIEkSi BELLS, SCREWS, RULES, GIMLETS, AUGURS,
SSoDnHHIEk md PLATFORM SCALES, FIRE-PROOF
&C. nI7- am
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I.UGAN h JENKINS.
~ COMMISSION HARD WARE MERCHANTS,
No SSOUTH CHARLES STREET,
Are gents for the following Manu- factories:
THOMAS TURT0N SONS, CAsr AND SHEAE SrnuL
WILLIAM GREAVES SONS, FILES, RAgPs, &c
WALES FRENCH AUGER AUGER Bits &c
J. g. HOVEY BORING MACHINES.
A. RANDALL, FACES, FINISHING NAILS. DC
PROV IDENCE TOOL COMPANY, NuFs, " AsuxRs AMI
PLANE icons "
AMERICAN BUTT COMPANY, Burr HINGES, SAD Igoss
' ~ '"''
CHARLES H KELLOGG, QUERY Coans, so.L.s. Sc
HALL ELTON CO. PLATED SPOONS AND FORKS
SCoElL MANUFACTURING CO, SHEET BRASS AND
BRASS BUTTS. "
DAVID SNYDER, SHuvELs ARD SPADES
BRISTOL HARDWARE COMPANY BRASS CANprs-
DUNLOP MADEIRAS. AXES, HArouH+s DC ivI9t
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I - $780,! IS FUR TIE
ssszsst s atsss---zas% o r II
WEST A n n II RTH W f +
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY,
SUMNER ARRANGEHFN7


JIt4t.NNE tF HttJES.
Trans leave Calvert Station as follows:
me NAL irain daily Except Sundays AZ s ? = b.,
4nG t!e Express Train daily at $50 F. ~ fer El- IA. RuH
ao Niagara Fails, Kingston. Scranton. BngL amptsn Sy
r2cns Oswego, Toronto, Quebec and sill
OF western New ork and Canada Also ,or Pittsburg Chi
West and Northwest. ' - ~
Travellers by either Of these Ia q to Detroit and
other route $500 " - '"J
For New York City ny the s3OA NJ Train with only one
change OF cas-, and at as low rate by any other route
Al o5u a NJ: for EmmittSbuTg Gettysburg, Lancaster.
Lebanon, Reading, Pa, PotsVc Bethlehem Allentown
Nd. IS
1t $50 a NJ and and ? NJ. for Green Springs Oyv-
ms Mills, Resterstown and Westminster, Md
The Harrisburg Accommodation Train, daily except sun
day at 4GnP D. Tor the West and Northwest.
The COckeySyille Accommodation Train at 20 A. NJ from,
rivCs at $40 A VI and $. % +. NJ "
travellers from WashiEgt0n:ind the South by the $50
this road. "' wv
FER TICK Ef3 and Information apply at the Ticket oSc.
calvert Station, D. r. Calvert and streets
baltimore ''
,,,,,-,, ,,-,,,,,,-- JAS. c. CLARKE Superintendent
JOHN T. RlGNEY, Asst SUPERINTENDENT
J. II. WARNER, Ticket Agent
June 26 1859. icso+f
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VIII leave Baltimore every SATURDAY moynino ron,
mehcing saturday morn ng, October 18th 1860 at 6I
ciCcB proceeding as far Hills Landing RetnTnin
viii leave HllPs Landing for Nottingham every
leaving Nottingham every WEDNESDAY mornIntL a. :
O'Clock for Baltimore Calling at all the usua
the river, also at Fair Haven Plum Point GOING and
returning. VIII 50'ns anu
THEO. y EENS, Master
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STEAMBOATS,.
ExslEh NOTICE.
- FALL ARRANGEMENTS
oIEAMEKS MARY WASHINGTON AM crnpnr

tn ana after October llth
. THE STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON
~ ieSYe Baltimore every THURSDAY morning nj G1
or tle atnXent River, as up as HiPs LANDING
VIII taVe HllIS landing every SATTRDAY
SNe MN I9r Nottingham WIN leave Nottingham eyerv
morning at O'Clock for Baltimore, cailinp Of oil
he usual landings the Y- also 1t Fair Haven nd
rum Point going and returning " maven anu
I
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r. SEMMES,
.ngineer Secetary.
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS,

NAVIGATION WAREHOUSE,
- CORNER
SPEARS WHARF AND PRATT STREET
Tba v,o.. .-,..,,.> Baltimore Nd
where the best assortment oferery in the Maui
c ne can he found and positively the only establish
,lent IN Baltimore where NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS can
De made and repaired in proper manner
thermometers for sale or hire
90, JAMES T. KEMP & co,
SOL successors to Hngger 4 Brother
GfHRONOMETBRS,
~ CHARTS,
NAIrrIc.r ANN e1,p,,,,,,,,-,, ,,, BOOKS,
and
GLOBES
- THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT THE ABOVE
GOODS IN BALTIMORE. ~ -
PETER wALTHER,
FSr,nerIy with and SOLE AGENT FOR T. 6. W
BLUNT, New York faao.,S
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Arr from Baltimore, Aberdeen, at Deal
Arr from New York, Ocean Monarch, Maria ATLANTA
Invincble and Kitty Simpson at LIVERPOOL Savannah
at Gibraltar, Ocean Pearl, at Deal.
Mem-The Gen Berry, from Lamlash for Boston, was
spoken Sept Sh, with loss of rudder bowspr and under
jurymasts-was supplied with provisions
The Ann Washburn, from Stockholm for New York
was lost Oct IS, probably SeptlS.)
The Dublin, from Cronstadt for Boston mt nto Cot
tenburg, leaky, and would Discharge
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assortment of 'S
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH IRON,
Manufacturers OF
RAILROAD SPIKES AND CHAINS
-, ,,r, - Agents OF the
VfADUCT AND LAUREL BOILER IRON WORKS
ELK SHEET IRON MILL, BRISTOL FORGE.
Also, agents for the best Pennsylvania and Maryland
ASIhRACITE and CHARCOAL PIG IRON FURNACES
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STEAMSHIPS.

0NNH"sS2AGHs
SzAasaZ LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN
NEW wy YORK.
The steamships of this Line
RA1r1n Eiil leave Spears wharf
EVERY TUESDAY At NOON,
NEW on To Z r{ {{5%n Pier Is,N,R0
Delivering goods in Baltimore early on Monday mopngs
Shippers to Boston Providence Portland and ether East
Apply to s4MI. T. PEARCE, Agent,
ortoH. CR t5S STTFEEf ZEE C 70,
oz9-1 New York
&c. SAW NNAH
GEoRGEs CREEK,
viulcavs s,..or,, r,ou, Capt. Isaac WilIets,
On MONDAY, November 9th, 1850,
No fbifs6f E adbg $ ssf y day
sAMI. T. PEARcE. Agent,
Agentsin Savannah BRIGHAM BALDWIN FS' co. rh6 a1
<ESFA For IA r LIE STO
The steamship
LOCUST POINT,
wi,Ioora euo.-,.,, Captain D. French,
On MONDAY October %, 1860,
fright received O'CLOCK on the day Of P eains'
Rteamer 'u'e u the
foftreghto only apply to
SAMuELT PEARCE, Agent
Agents in Charleston, JOHN W. CALDW ELL Il SON 90
REDUCTION IN PRICES.
STR ATLANTIC ROYAL MAT,
HssAzsHs=$H STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY,
NEW YORK AND GALWAY LINE,
Touching at St. Johns, N. =.
Carrying the British Mai and Government de.patees
bT the ssamhGs comprising hsre have been approved
NEW IRON SIDE WHEEL STEAMERS
hiEEIISN STI tons bartRen
400 toms toms RRarthen
The next dsna. tons burthen
The Steamship PRINCE ALBERT November GOTH from
RassiF Cites a q of ss railway
SiasS, sigD $ and SIS, according stateroom &c
rom Galway to Boston or New YG GTSh @
Engn Oh LELAND, $3.50 Principal citis in
ARd to st. Johns F. First class e third class sla
passengers aTe rda a f re under year free
ang fTom 1afB 6EoPP as2ge at New York for
With sa G2yS and S ao@ GS6sU Sa@
Watertght ptopenng power and are built with
o ~ speed and rough weather Qualities any s
fences. f'e'' Win eiessheies and convcn
An experienced surgeon attached to each shin
wishing to send for their friends obtain return
Rowland ( ASPTNwALI. Agents.
81 and 55 South street.
O-to rorr>- = 49, NEW YORK
10 49,, JOHN Q. A. HERRING,
At the Office of the Adams Express Co.,
o,9r l6i Baltimore street,
| oI2-n BALTIMORE, Mn.
e8SFR BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
afa The new and magnificent side wheel Iron Ocea,
1.eanss F. n SPAu InNG, Solomon Howes. command
e sa, a snr ZEN EF9RD Mm Hailet commander vii
| nately. " ''''A' + w. al'ef
ri TIE recommendations for passengers are of THE FRS
Fare sl2, including Meals and Staterooms
For freight Or passage apply tn
A l.. HIGGINS, Agent
baltimore, Nay 18th, 1860 TnvIGtff
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@inss. Riauors. kt.

Ga J. R. GLONINGER & CO.,
HgSSS59Ss5s No. NORTH CHARLES ST.
Nssss59s5fffx. WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, AND CHOICE
GROCERIES.
tillon Co. ~
MADEIRA VINES Howard March & Co.. Welch
Brothers
sHERRIES-Viuda de II rmony Il Co., Amontillado
Topaz and Superior Col en- Sherry.
JAMAICA Rum, OLD JULEP, HIGHLAND MALT
WHISKEY
CORDIAIS-Curacoa, Marachno, Anisette, &c
CHOICE HAVANA CiGARS-Espanola, Prince of Wales,
Ro Hondo Mount Vernon, Traviaa, and general assert
Went Of fayorite brands.
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Sarniture.
ENRY W. JENKINS,
IL PRACTICAL CABINET MAKER,
No. l6 LIGHT ST.,
has on hand large is
ring description of ABINET WARE of the hest ma
terias and workmanship. ~
HAIR and SPRING MATTRESSES, SPRING UNDER
BEDS, BOOSTERS and PILLOWS of Haror Feathers IRON
BEDSFEADS suitable for Hotels, servants, &c. iasG
@ NEW URNITURE
undersgnedwoud cali the attention of his friends
and the public to his Warercoms, and his large
and varied assortment of furniture. His stock being ALL
NEW, and of the best workmanship with very moderate
prices, he hopes continuance of the patronage he ha
so long enjoyed at the Ol dStand.
THOS. McGLANNAN,
No. 4Ol West Baltimore street
@ FURNITURE BOUGHT, SOLD, EXCHANGED and
REMOVED WITH CARE. mh2s If
"a W. GREENWOOD & CO.'S
MM CHAIR AND FURNITURE WARERoOMS
MI Nos. SO AND 100 BALTIMORE STREET RIITIMopr
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
Constantly on hand and direct from Factory great
variety of CHAIRS manufactured Of Maple OAK Walnut
and Mahogany CaneSeat and Buck Rush and Wood Seat
SalTs painted or implanted, knockdOwn drove up in
once Chairs Cane and Wood Settees, Cane-seat,
Rocking Chairs, and Spanish Chairs and Suits.
; pIach ~, -. c Cottage Sets and Chamber
Library chairs, cane seat and Furniture,
Tetea Tetes Caneseat Toilet Tables and Washstands
Back, Extension Tables sc
Lounges, Cane-seat and Back
We cordially invite former patrons, and all others in
the trade to give a call.
Experimentation, Lord & Co., Duer, Norris h
W. GREENWOOD & CO,
Nos. 9s and 100 Baltimore street,
ap2Stf Baltimore
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Is comparatively new, and was built by merchants m Erode
IckslrS ,and Baltimore interested in the "trada and bI,
efsants and farmers residing in counties borcrnp
60 aPldiLahhuck Tor the express purpose of kecuir
% steamer on the route During the winter tie for.
Wu neCk mas been enclosed, thus aHurdiuR comul,ta Tr
lection for Horses, and other live stock Carraes ~ an
sizes can be taken on board and under ec wbou
Jdfihs on he wheels Her StaterOCm berth accommC-
Gai3nS IRE large and commodous, aud her araay Tor
nc AS passenger and freight hi she has
no superior on the waters Of the CheSaueake.
Through freight received in Baltimore, and charres maid
by Il. J; CA PROM co, Bowly's wharf ' '
Freight received board the Steamer We,iue.Iavs
ana thursdays and on Fridays up 2o'clock, ? H.
For further Information and Blank Rrceip; Of rr- Dsa,
oy the Company apply on board,
r. j. CAPRON & co, AFe..s
u or ,,r,,rnrr NO. " Rowy's wharf, Baltimore.
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kEYSER, TRoXELL d CO.
IRON EHOUSE,
No. 10 SoUTH CALVERT ST.
| IMPORTERS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF
IRON and STLEL, have constantly on hand cornplats

kEYSER, TROXELL * co.
RON w A RE H USE
IMPORTERS OF ALL DEsCRipTIoNs OF
n ZION and sTlEL have constantly on hand complete
AMERICAN AND ENGLIsH IRON.
RAILROAD bs sPiKEs &S 8 CHAINS.
vADucr AM 4 Al Efs%; { & IRON WORKS
fsiS h aGs Et1sRd
Ill HISS 4 COLE, -
MANUFACTURERS AGENTS AND DEALERS IN
R. hoe HSRct COS CAST STEEL, MILL, CROSS CUT and
FIsREF NORRIS 81 5 AMEEgGAN EAGLE ANvIls
FIEbbBB'Sd SANDWICH CO.'S CUT TACKs, sHoENAILs,
NEW ENG I N, SCREW COMPANYS GiaLET POINT
RUSSELL, ( ERWIN MANUFACTURING CoMPANY's
FITCH MAXTFACTURING coMPANY's CABINET and
AMEETKifGGA Gan HoRsENAIL CoMPANY's HORSE AND
o D., AM IFS : sons SGQyEIS and SPADES, Sc, &c.
NM WILCOX X cos PLATE and PADLOCKS
| DAS SLLTiS WALDRoN's BRAND CORN and GRASS
SSGTYT6& sY,EATGs, sCYTnE STONES, &c, &c
All Of which offer lowest Factory Prices my2tf
IL. IMPORTER AND DEALER
FOREIGN AND DoMEsTIc HARDWARE.
r. W. CORNER Of CALVERT AND PRATT STREETS.
II ARD W ARE D. = ,cno, . ;, -, :,
WATERS sCoTr, va / II ~ 60
.,, NS oF $ffFsT 70 9H TIE TE F1H5Er'
BUIE6ER$ And ia RMERi it AG HkR WARE,
LOWEST FA e FIX PRICES.
SQUARE ! 5 hAHf ES S5q FGbS SB STEEL.
WITH A FULL ASSORTMENT
WILSON, HAwKs&oRTH,, ELLISON CO,
WE Offer SF I$6 T}l!&s To
wEcALL p4 ARF GtEAhk ATTENTION
,,,, VERY LARGE STOCK OF
OF DIsSToN's DELIBERATELY MAKE auistf
u l.. PARKER CO.,
Il. IN 62RE rs, AS y REA Ne N METAL,
between PRATT and CAwDEE SrRsrTa,
kNGhsH SHEET 'f IR6Sy Nos lot 81
SSs$i4kkyyfHSS1zzED:%: : issS $
R iESS E 57Ef TI ~ + WIRE 80 ss
PIG and BAR LEAD.
R kAAS4 15S a! and F SH P9a h lead
TINIEN' S tools and M~CHINEs.
! KETTLE EARS, &c, &c S.23tf
TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERCHANTS
| FRANCIS B. LONEY VIM r. BARRY ROM & FIyIry
| IRWIN NEALE. JOSEPH F. ELLIOTT
F.B. LONEY 4 CO.,
IMPORTERS 1E6 % fTP.EsEfn bFS Sf IN
| III A II ID w A Re-,
CUTLERY, GUNS. &c.
| AGENTS FOR COLTS PATENT PISTOLS, RIFLES. &C
Nos. and ) HANOVER STREET.
BALTIMORE,
Invite the attention OF Country Merchants visiting thin
city to examination OF their stock, which variety ant
price not surpassed either in this any the Northern
cities. anti
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3aIl k{ua0s.
- PHILADELPHIA,

La "a TEEl sEs:sS5ssss7 PHILADELPHIA,
2SAEsaaK-Ss& W LIN GTON AND
n. BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
SPRING ARIA CEMENT
n and after MONDAY, April 2Sd Passenger trains for
Rhliadeiphia Will leave PRESIDENT STREET OEPOT
DAILY except Sunday follows, viz:
A. NJ; EN ENlNG MA ILat5 .25 T. n
On C IA at 525 P y only Al trains connect with
Freight Train, with Passenger Car attached leaves at
Havre de Grace. '''
and IL p. NJ az ' ~ ''i- ~
DELAWARE RAILROAD FOR SALISBURY AND IN
TERhEDIATE POINTS
ny leaving IN 10 Is ~ train wilt connect at Wilmington
WIN $50 "a train, daily Except Sunday for al stations
between Wilmington and Harrington, and on Tuesdays
thursdays ana Saturdays Tor Milford on Moadays, Wed,
neSdays and Fridays for SeafOrd; by ayng al Is
can procure astcpOver check from Conductor sprnd tho
night IN Wilmington, and take the 9S5 train for all
stations 65tween Wilmington and Salisbury.
NOllCEA colored persons, bond or free will
required 70 BRING some responsible white person. person
any known to the Undersigned who wiz be willing sign
portion Of the road 80 any
s4-tf WM. CRAWFORD, Agent
e. fT1ssssttsSafs & FUR TIE
sss1ft -Iss-~zsz% o Z = II
VEST AND n O RT II W ES
NORTHERN CENTRAL, RAILWAY
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DEATHS.

In Westminster March 81, Mr.. REUBEN PIERCE, aged
90 years months Il days.
4 practical farmer resident Of Westminster for more
than 90 years kind the poor good neighbor and
always Of steady habits
In Grafton. March -, ELIZABETH wife Of Manassoh
uoughton, aged 80 years and p days.
She Of the first settlers in the towni-"as mar
rcd Is years old and fVe in the same house
until her deneasc .-,,,r,,~
adopte,l son Of p T. and VI. I. kimhail.
In jackson n Y. sabbath morning. March ltth, Mr.
NATHAN f. PARK, formerly VI fayetteville, in the 18th
year of his age. - . ,r o, ~,
In Potter County. Pa Jan o. ELIZA NJ. BIRD, wife Of
Henry bird, ESQ and daughter Of james and l5da MAT
tin, formerly Of Halifax, aged ~ years
In Windsor March Il, srs HANNAH wiz q Charies
Watrs daughter Of Reuben MeColster, rate Of est
Windsor. aged ~ years and uiontis - =
In Rutland. March 20, HARRY, only son q Gen. H. H.
AMI MARY e. Baxter, years, 10 months
In Cafendish March = OIlS El TAIfLE, Bsl, aged 80
years month and days.
Mr. Tarbe leaves wife with whom he has lyei - years.
and eleven children of fourteen. three having died and
also a numerous circle Of grandchildren. The surviving
relatives have in arcGnate companion kid
aud nduIgent father faithful friend, and the neigh
ors and friends yalurbe counsellor Ills social FAC
mites endecd him large circle of friends and arquant
anct deeply mourn his loss lie died resigned WIN
firm reliance Jesus Christ the great author Of hi' sal
walton.
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VILLAGE AFFAIRS.

~ Being pressed for help this week,
o.,r readers will excuse us for not having
~ usual amount of local items. l..
There were some of our cstizens seen
puttlng in peas the last days of March, We
,,one they will have the pleasure Of gather
lug eaIly peas.
There was a considerable "smash up"
N shis place, on Monday forenoon, near the
VIM Railroad bridge over the canal. An
amino belonging to the Sullivan Railroad
~ off the track, smashing the tender
pretty badly, and disarranging the works
81 he engine.
There was very refreshing "April show
.cr" on the night Of the LIST inst, which fin
;shcd up with snow and wind. 1t still con-
,inucs cool.
Trims & Wilson is out with new list o.
advfrtisements this week. They have first
nusIiy articles which are selling off at rap
idfete, especially their garden seeds, and
if ypu would secure stock, you will have
to al early.
Itreally seems to us that there ought to
he mother doctor in town, and in fact there
is--rot-for c. +. Newcomb has just re-
turned from the city with medicines enough
III he shape of broadcloths, doeskins, NC
ID cnre the entire human race of their wants
of clothing, and is prepared to give FITS
Instead of curing them. He also has all Of
thc latest style hats and caps. just give
him cali, and if you are not cured, we
think there il no hope for you. See his
advertisement.
Mi. Thomas Beals is now ready to dc
nll Kinds of work in the machinisfs line
See his advertisement in another column.
ii was circulated last week that the Island
House was sold, but there was no truth il
Ii, as it has not been sold yet,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-04-06
VARIOUS Hens.

A You've PARLIAMENTARIAN.-
present page of the Speaker Of the House
Of Representatives. first appoisted TO office
BY Speaker Boyd, is said to be one of the
best parliameniarians in the country, knows
perfectly all the rules Of order and the rou-
aiae of business, IS acquainted with every
member of the House, and is very useful to
tte Speaker ia the discharge of his duties.
IIe is a lad only nineteen yoars of age.
Tile Southern Confederaey (tIambleton's
per- is enraged at the idea Of Black
Republican Convention being held in Vir-
Gtnia, and gives way to its fury thus:
1--WE haze thousands of men in the Soltl
Wig are in secret ailiiation with The Black