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NEW BOARDING HOUSE-THE
! ul4eraigne4 has rtcsntly opened -tha large and
pleasant Beading Howe, No ~ Superior stfsst
neal the "a Eresbyterian Church
l1e house haa been th.roughlY rancEnfsd ana r.
iuE1lsnei ard 10 every respect adaptad % accQmo-
GATE Erat eags Bearder5. Table Boaridrs. 81 % sr
Rsk Pleasant Family and single Rooms with or
isSsl:aas EA.BIsa0P
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EOR RENT.-A NICE Back -
street, with the eonVenisn e. Of Y atsr tsas, -
1t a reasonable prlee 90 good tsnaat- Inanlte 0r
mar5:Rn Corner q Erie 3 Il Clair -. u
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slNDERs AND HIs TELEaRAHs.

George Sanders was at Montgomery on
the fourth of March, but did not fail to annoy
old Buck with one of his kilograms, follow
ing up those which he sent from Baltimore
and Charleston. The last received is as tol-
/ lows:
Montgomery, Alabsma, Capital Oonfed-
crate States Of Ameri.a, March 4th, 1861 4:
You choose to be the last President of the
United States, leaving no Government behind
| you, and die amidst the curses of all mankind.
(Signed) GEO. N, SANDERS.
To President Buchanan, Washington, D. c.,
late Capital of the United States" s
MOVEMENTS OF THB SECESSION COMMISSIONERS.
The Commissioners from the Confederate
States intended pressing their credentials to-
day to the President, but on being Informed
that Secretary Seward was i'll, and that there
/ would be no Cabinet meeting to-day in con-
sequence, they postponed till next week.
They state that Major Anderson will evac-
uate Fort Sumter from necessity before the
expiration of twenty days. and confidently
express the opinion that this Administration
will recognize the independence of the South
ern Confederacy in less than three months.
SENATOR SUMNER AND TIE FRENCH MISSION.
Il is now concedt that Senator Sunni 7
will receive the appointment of Minister to
France, his only competitor being John q.
Fremont. The friends of Sumner are making
desperate efforts in his behalf
wIaFALL DRUNK AND BRECKENRIDGE SOBER.
At a large dinner party last night Wigfall
essayed to make speech, and alluded to Mr.
1 Breckinridge's defeat for President in q
rather unparIiamentary manner His only
excuse was his condition, and Mr.. Breckin-
ridge wittily replied that his defeat was no
special wonder when he came to look at his
supporters. Wigisll collapsed and has not
been seen since. - -
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OILK DEPARTMENT.
MONDAY MARCH 18th,
Ell BALDWIN L co. WILL OFFER
$50 patterns new Spring Silks, -
Brochet Glacie,
Brochet PouIt DeSoie,
DrOQuet DeParis,
DrOquot in Black and ColorB,
Amaranih BrOchet,
Steel Colored and Grey Brochet,
Bischod-s Black silks,
Mantilla Mourning Blk silks, new patterns,
--. knglish and French fou ards, -t ..'.r q q
Travelling Silks,
Black sud .OolOred Satins, --a
Black and Oolored MOirs.
air ELE9ANT EVENING SILKS. s... - .3a
BB-Our stock ofsfIk Goods il by far the most ex-
tenuiY IN this city and has ust been bought during
the PRESSURE in The Money Market at much less than
value ....f.-
ONE PRICE ONLYi
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arranging matters looking 70 re reinforce
meRt of forts Sumter and Pickles. ald it will
b sarrisd ouf YET raelabora:e,y.
Cen. Scott has hteR studying ibis matter
luiiy fef ZONE tins eEhit is unatrtood, has
arranged Il t0 his ehtlra natisiacii1h. Ho is
of the opinion that ieinforcements can be
thrown into Fort Sumter easily and with but
little loss OF lie. Major Anderson, how
ever, Is qiR different opinion. He believes it
Wonld be useless 70 send less than hitean or
twenty thousand men to Charleston harbor.
This number would be able 10 silence their
batteries and other means OF defence, and
successfully reinforce Sumter With Ulea and
supplies
Both arms, The Army and Navy, Of the
| government will be actively employed for
some time TO come IN carrying out the policy
! of the new administration. Orders 70 this
effect have, it is believed, already been issued
and il was for this reason that Col. Cooper,
Adlutant-General, through whose department
all orders have 10 be issued, resigned his po-
sition in the army. There VII be other
designations Of distinguished officers when
\ this matter is fully known. Fl
The events of the next two weeks South
/ viii be exceedingly interesting and highly
| important.
The border slave State infdenee, It is said
are operating upon the administration fol
the abandonment Of Forts Sumter and Pick
j ems. st irl...f-l
IMPORTANT MOVEMENTS IN THE NAVY AMI
Army. rrtr
All the naval ships now on the Pacific ant
a. a 81 Il. Z. l. -
10 enter Northern ports. This looks little
squally. 1-I l-a
The troops that were under Twiggs' com
mRnd in Texas, twenty-five hundred in mum
Der, have been ordered % take up their lin'
of march for the North forthwith. Some o
them will come to this city. Others havt
been ordered to other posts. All the troop
now in New Mexico have been recalled.
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4. Gen. Scott Secretary Holt, Gen. Cameron,
and che Secretary Of the Navy were in confer
eaee hrSSYeFal hours to-day. They we're
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TEE REVENUE.

That President Lincoln will attempt to
collect revenue of the Bar is now beyond a
question What then2 Here lies the cues
ZION in which alone this State Is directly con-
oerned. What course is then to be pursued
by the Southern Government There are
but two open. The immediate attack upon
Fort Sumpter; the other, to beseige and starve
out the fortress. To attack th FIRST will not
remove the men-of war from cf our Bar
What then, viii be gained? ? Il is a ques-
ton. ,tIa4 I.
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J. B. COBB L co.
136 SUPERIOR ST
marlI
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'-- e REH0VAb. - -----i'
A R. RBDING, MERCHANT
IA TAILOR, has removed to 10. 10 Prospect
btIeet, Rsdheads Block, few doors west Of Jones
Marble Factory where he will be pleased 70 see and
suit his old customers, a. usual, and new ones in
vited.
Gents who furnish their own materials will It
advantageous to call on him.
/ pz5- Particular attention paid to cutting Boys
OtutiinR itIE Edecfl ~ A h lREDING. Agent
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AEorHER coEaBE1suAN ron ILLINOIS,.

At the last census It was decided that llli-
nois was entitled 10 thirteen, members Of
Congress, but it has since been discovered
that she is entitled to fourteen, and a special
session of the State Legislature will no doubt
be called 70 take coRnizanee Of the matter and
provide Tor the vacancy.
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Sc efle this RorRing a very interesting
budget Of ssalfs At Washington.
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/ La0RI ISALk.-ONE Skc0ED-HAHb.
Steam Boiler--u prrznf. 81 called lately ned
n the Leader ofcs. said b0iigr Is q inches II a.
amster, outside. and ieel rg urnaoe lart, ~
In diameter and feet hi n
sad Boiler originally eest 500; is nos arstrsts
S orSdsr and with ne gratas, saisfyIEaiga WI Be-
DaJ-F0r further Earticulsfs enquitsai o1os.
or 81 7. J. Mciarrga Steam Boilsr shop On Csnt1s
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nm rxPuLsIoN RESOLUTION.

Mr.. Fosters resolution for Ne. Wig'all 81
expulsion from the Senate viii be pressed on
Monday twill get every Republican yotsi
but as two-thirds are required, additional
support viii be needed from the, Democratic
side 10 insure is success t SIS, -.,,.l
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CoURT VACANCY.

The statement that Sumner opposes Mr..
Crittenden's nomination to the Supreme
Bench is erroneous. MT. Sumner approved
of the policy. The nomination, however,
continues TO challenge decided opposition
from influential quarters, and it is feared it
will not be made.
Messrs. Badger and Rufin, Of North Caro-
lima, and Holt Of Kentucky, are now talked
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FHLALINU % 9l-l % III - = 7
FOR sais-A lot Of Brewer and Nom ariel IFfs,
complete for printing f.iy aud We ~ neas psTf -
with tie exeeptiCl 8. pro-si which ui b sall u
an eEtra0rdinary rgaiI.
Bs5-For particulars al ,i lhs @Lsader' Count
ing Room. . ish2ERii
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ANDERSON s PROMOTION.

Maj AndersOn's promotion to the rank Of
Brigadier- General, for the Twiggs vacancy,
has not been determined, because Secretary
Cameron's absence necessarily precludes any
such action a. this time. There is the best
telling toward him by the new Adminisha-
ton, and by all who estimate his faithful SER
wieoa
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BIT OF ABUSE.

BIT OF ABUSE.
If ignorance could add anything to folly,
or insolence to brutality, the President of the
Northern States of America has, in this ad-
dress, achieved ii. A more lamentable DIS
,lay Of feeble inability to grasp. the eircum-
,tances of this momentous emergency could
scarcely have been exhibited. The mind is
held in doubt at which most to marvel, the
vulgar audacity or the presumptuous folly
that pervades the whole tone nd substance
OF this effusion. We're it a new or unexpect-
ed result for ourselves, we should suppose
tie man insane. At once we would have
asked, has this vain, ignorant, low fellow no
ounsellors-nobody of any comprehension
to control and direct him ? But the positions
assumed and the sentimentI uttered BY him
are but what all men had right to expect -
He but represents millions of equally fanatic
al, ignorant presumptuous and vulgar peo-
pls-men pufed up with ill. gotten wealth,
ragged starLelilgsAof. YESTERDAY. .:IRn wild
with the success Of to-day, unbalanced, un-
governed" ed"-and 50 forth.
The Mercury having exhausted its store Of
vile epithets, proceeds to discuss the Presi-
dents views Of the Consultation of the Coy
ernment, Of course disagreeing with it, but
it is
soT PREfLRED FOR IMMEDIATE WAR,
still we would say to our people, for the
present keep cool and bide your time. The
honor Of this State IS no further involved in
this matter. Il has been transferred to the
shoulders Of the government of the Confed-
crate States Of -America-whether wisely OF
not, i IS now too late to discuss. Our course
now is one entirely of policy and war strat-
egy. We do not-Prefsss to be accurately
cOgnizant Of the plans Of President Davis. If
there Is to be war, there must ee s-pian and
policy for the campaigns These must orig
insts from the heads Of the gOyernment We
haze a0g Rothf1g to Joss By tiHse-eUeTytlizg to
gain. Ww az @ssk5 ago might hGVs PLACED
HITgiaia nog By our ads. War woeld have
been in the name Of the State Of South Caro-
lima. TIE glory, prestige and historic fame
would have been hers. It is no longer So
The blood will be hers; but little of the
profit
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60r Sale OF AEiEt.

Als6 -EiRhf Acres Of E1eell-nt 4 md aitustad ~
miles from fhe fnbde square the Hast ClsFsIsud
PEnk koad, north sida- IL has 81 eleeant llllding
spot, two acrt1 Or fpes-ond acre IN tearing, and
one kundrsd Ch0ies frdit frs some of uiislr 80
IN full brariu1. u i5 Erar enough &c Public ana
uigh schools and IN al eE1sllsnt 5hborhood and
&. j. NEElER
mart a. Public Errfrar
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.sThe Unioa, 1t must be preserved"
ct4Ji AEDEEWGACKsoN.
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I0R- 80 - -FARN 6F
CommlsslOm

DOTATOES.-6O0 BUSHELS
IL prime Eeskannock 20 atoes tor sale b
mars W. uEBHINCH.
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THE HOUSE AND II on
Pittsburgh street, known e the .beoct
pr9psrty, being lot One IN Clss'5 addition 5Et-
land and lot 96g il Kelley and WalWurth 1di-
sisiOa Said properly haYin gonB hundred feet 1rU1i
Pittsburgh street ard extending back ten rudl
an alley. The house 10 large. web built and eOuFa-
nient. For terms apply 70
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dllorccstrr 4ailp Spr
1rerc..Ler l,n.. once-enmm.r Arraneemenl


Malls close as fo.loWs'
northern Worcester County, Vermont and New HANG
hire via Worcester Nashua Railroad, at 500 a m, ana
FtcEhnrs. Lancaster Leomlnster West Boylston Oak
dale Clinton. Lowell. and Nashua y H. at 6GO 9 M,
snd 345 p. and are due at 9l5 \. M. and 1909 .. m.
Princeton and East Princeton at 5l5 M ana Is due al
civ OF Boston. s 80 ana 400 a m p 10, $50 and sou
r. m. and are cue at 9l5 a. M. $50 aud 100 p. NJ.
Maine, Eastern New Hamnshirc. and Eastern MasSa
chusetts-aG0 m., and 500 p. and are due at SIS
a m, $50 and 7uOp p. M
Rhode sIani-l Except towns the Worcester and
Providence Ralroai.i $40 and $50 m; and
due o. aud $50
wav Mail OBJ Providence and Worcester Railroad 33Op
NJ: aud are duo nj y 50 q m.
We-err-ttH towns in Massachusetts West OF wof.
cestcr,' SIS a. M and are due at T. - p.
Albany Western New York and Western States) S is
and 4W and due al l2,45 and 1915 p. IN
Snriucde3N IS ana 400 p and due at y a.
M. T. 45 and 10 Is p.
Hartford. all Connecticut tcNcpDt wiudham and New
london countess - a and t00 p. M and due
at Il Is and l04j p m.
Towns on line OF Norwich and Worcester Railroad and
aHd are due At rs am.
New York civ and southern states g3u a m. and Ot
H.. and art due Mt $50 and 10 IS p m.
Barre Barre Plains, Petershan, Paxton, Dana Nurir
Dana. I'D West Rutland, 94j M; and due at 4Ou
n. IN.
Holden Rutland. North Rutland IIubbar,iston Cold
brook. ua1 uakham. ~ p M; and are due at qNO a m
Leicester 9ih a. IN ami $50 III, and are due al NJ
e. M aUi 500 u. m.
and are air al va a. M and h3H p. m,
Sirowsl1ry. 3l5 70. nt.- aId j. tita n "uO a. m
Grafton, New England Village, and Coriayille $50
lralnlngham south Framt,gham Hopkinton Ashland
H"odvlc, N"Sthorg. Ncrthhuru'. Snuthbcru CurAu
Milford, M"ndou. llOlIisuu. bolton. Berlin. 800 q ~
and 500 D. ans are due al 9lj q. m, ana VI p.
A mai 6rNow YORK and hn,tou and beyond, is closed
at this office ou Sunday al 500 o'clock p. lu
Once hoHrS from IS No U0 n m SUNDAYS from
l2luta l. a. o. H,. j. Nj. EARLE p, NJ.
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9HeOitlnaI.


CIR + AT CIT | + 5.
We the undersigned, Mayors hereby ccrti! that tn
Druggists Apothecaries and Physicians Of our several
cities have signed document to us that
sArsArArILLA, PILLS, AcrE CrpE and CHERRY PFC
roRAL) have been found to be medicines Of great excel
ence, and worthy the confidence Of the community.
HON. GERARD SMITH.
Mayor New orleans, La.
HON. JAMES COOK,
Mayor Of Lowell.
HON. ALBIN BEARD,
Ma,orof Nashua, y II.
HON. w. L. HARRINGTON,
Nlayorof Manchester y. II.
HON. JOHN ABBOTT
Mayor Of Concord y. Il.
NON \. H. BULLOCK,
Nuyoror Worcester, Mass.
HON. NATHL SILsBEE,
MAYOR OF salem, Mass.
HON. Z. W LINCOLN.
.,,. ,, nam. .'-,,', =, ''''''''' -'','
HON, WIN. NJ. ROI)MAN,
Mayor, of Providence
hon. AMOS W. PRENTICE.
Mayorof Norwich, Conn
nav ~ ItAprrl
llsynroy New London. Conn.
,,>, .,..,.,,.,,
ii'-'' o'i4h'' D. - i i'-'a' -,
"'''' VI H'.''' '"'' L.
HON. ID. f. IlEMANN,
Mayor "I New York CITY.
HON. H. NJ. KINSTREY,
Moyor OF Hamilton, C. ".
HON. ADAM WILSON.
Mayor Of Toronto, C. ".
HON. r.. Nj. BISHOP.
Mnyoroi Cincinnati Ohio.
HON. I. H. CRAWFORD,
llayoro Louisville Ky.
HON. JAMES McFEETERS,
Mayor of Bowmanylc, C. W.
HON. JAMES W. NORTH,
MAYOR of Augusta, Ale
HON. HENRY COOPER, JR.
Mayor of ualnwcu Nc
upX IANrS = prrK
l''' AHio % 2,, nI'I.n 49,, ,....,.,. y :.
now ,,,r n,, ,,, ", '''''' :, ''''' ~ %
HON. WILLARD NlE,
,.,, "a, ,., " .,'~ "'''''"' MASS
HON. }. {. BLAISDELL,
HON w II Cp,NST0N
VI VI 'e"PO' IL !
Mayor OF t.alcnn, lii.
HON. JOlIN liOGDLN,
non TuDS CpIrrCIIrIrID
. ,,l., 5', l,'' 'A'''''" IT, '''''
Mayor OF Tuscaloosa Ala.
Mayor of Lyons, Iowa.
Mayor of Memphis. Tenn.
i'0-' Aii-"l1A1' NJ Moyoa ~ " M Ii,,y.ns,, vi.
HUN. w. W. NAlGlIN,
Mayor Of Racine, Wis
HNN' ~ iA"'' ,.r., a.
MAYOR Of hehoSla, WIS
''-' 'OiiN ~ IN No. Nv iaS - r,,,io,,, IN
w - " VI N'''''h'' ~
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Is precisely What It's name Indicates, tor while pleas
ant to the taste il is rcyiviNmg, eAhilcratu9, ana
ret>talcs and renew, the blood i'll all its original PU
ritz and thus restores aud renders the system uvul
nerahle 10 attacks idsea-e. II the only prypra-
on ever offered t" the world in popular form, so
{" ne within the rrach I all so chemically and
sNiIillr combine as to be The most powerful tonic,
and vet So pcrt,ctl' addrtcd as 10 0ct IN lciyscl
Gccorda1cs rh tie igrs Of HGtaye oHd het co SOJtie
tue TeghcSt stUMnth, and tone up the digestive
gals, and oilay all nervous and other irritation. II
IS also rrtrcii' GNhaIaiin- IN It's effects, and ~
is composed entirely OF vegetables, and those thor
oughiv combining powerful tonic and soothing prop
serues, and consequently can never iniUrc Such
remedy has long been felt to be J"sleruum in the.
~Dedica world, both by the thoroughly skilled in med
zeal science and also by MI who have Suffered ROM
:. debility; for Il needs no medical skillo kuuwcdgcz
even 10 SO that debility follows all attacks IF dis"
= ease and avs the unpuare system upcu to the =
'ackS Of tie most dangerous diScHses 10 which Daur~
iutal'l. Is con. tah'N liable such. Tor r%amplc, as"
ihet0llowne: Consumption, bronchitis ludig csliou. !.
9Drspepsta Loss Of Appetite, Ftntuc>S Nervous Ir'
: H"pii!lN NtuI5t!d; taitaliun of the Heart. Mc-S
E9nch"v, llvpIch'rdria, Night SWEETS, Languur Gid
Iliuc>S, and all that class OF fearful, fatal
1T unattended to IL tmc Gated FehHuIe HtaAReSS.
lend hrrG"'UI1ittS. Also. li"pr DcrHEcmcnts or
~neys, ~callm- or incoutncnCc oi Urine or any gcl-
Grai dcrauecmCnt of the Urinary Organs, Pain IN tneS
4, 10 slight Colds Hacking and continued Cough lima
GiHol Difficulty IN lireathhlg and infccd we might
Cill> ana Fever but prevent ali attack arising from
= MiuSmaiic intiuricrs and cure the disease AT oc~
= alrerd' attacked. And acts directly and per-S
~stcntlv upon the biiar system. urousng the Liver
Ito action promoting in met all the Is: ctoipS AMI :
"s"erctvns OF he system it viii m1iby prevent any
UTlttcN"hs consequences GLOWING upon change Of
china an! watcr hcncc all travellers should hrycs
q D"tii" "! them and all SHOULD take tdbicS"uon
~Ihd su'ng!hHns the drcstiy ORGANS. it should be in
Ztho bands OF a persons tscirutwv .ints Students
ministers, literary men. Aru ali ladies ucclS-a
TONED "much outdoor exercise shuuld alw avs use
:. aad efficient rene against tno>o lis which th,m
% ,.lIlr .rd4lN Tor hradiN rum9l exist 81 h"ni~
prrfi ,Tncr rS t'l ,i ',,g mar ' l, + a.
If.i fttsrl % vii
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stlttrU00s.


YStz55z57575s7=E WESTERN RAILROAD.
+. u S1NHER ..ARR4N EHENgS.-MoH
NY, Al,l. !5 l-5i.-No,s York, Albany
Leaye Worcester for Albany, Troy, hudson and thi
Fo- New York and Albany, texpl0 IS q. m. / 80 r. m
For Springfield an Express Freight Train, with passeD
New York Siai Train nix 1000 p M
gHGtS H3y Ne secured At the Ticket Offices to all tht
=, Agtrogd Connectiohs -At Albany with the New Yorh
New York aud Iarcm and Hudson and H5ston Al
state Line with the Housaonic. At lttsfeld with thi
hampshire and Ilampden At Springfield with the 4art
ford and New Haven, and Connecticut River Rahoa
WEBSTER Xiii Ri i ISL D' i.2 GRHY supt
Tsf7s555s- WORCESTER & NASHUA
r. .5s-.ss.-s,E ILROA j Trains run as follows
= Leave Worcester at $40 and Ills NJ.
Leave Nashua at = m. and y m. and 5 p. m.
At NashHa, all trains with the trains Con
cord Railroad, where passengers take the and from
ne northern the Passnnpsic the Boston, Concord AM
Al GTuton Junction trains connect directly with tn.
tIa' Of he Sony Brook Railroads and also with train,
Vermont and Massachasel and Ch5fs ts si 'n'
For ilIther particulars and connections with othei
roads see Pathfinder Railway Guido ?r The New Eng
Worcester June /, ls6l dtf lei
EOR NEW YORK. VIA NEW LON
, Don AND NEW HAVEN. -- The Train leavin;
MS' 5s + s a2Dy %% i q A9Tw gEd VIII VII
atTa5P NJ - wv St. N. ANDREWsss, s S;1p't''
Nor iTSi ii' FtS !, Is lsG6 I'''''".
ss~rcActs Tor sale at Inc Ticket oniec, Worcester
FCO CONSIGNORS OF FREIGHT
a. 81 Nl.W YORK AID ERIE RAILROAD FOR THE
Providence and New York aud Erie Railroad with as
much dispatch an at allow gate s ~, ny AK other Line
Worcester, Sept II. l,sl. d,i ''S' 81
v-75--== ---5a7z BOSTON & WORCESTER
- RAlLRoAp, - SUMMER ARRANGE
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rags, HAfiS.-- Robbgrts & Goodale's
IL Patent Machine Paper Bay Agency at SliuE
STORL. No. ~ Front street, opposite The Bgcuw Mon
Wholesale aud retail orders filled the lowest
Prices A. HUTCHINSON.
10 - dtl
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Al. b. BIoELow AND ANsox u,,n,,

Manufacturers ana rr,pretors
% School street opposite CIV Hall Iinstor A.,
samples at stOfes OF Busli 4 do FAC lass;
II. HaayLr. HIRAM Fiu.EcB, and al G. FnSTEiyt lI
CO. agents. ~ Main street dtf II q
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Policies issued bv sand Agents IN ihc uhuv" r cd re.
snOuSihv companies upHius tess rr damage by lire all
claims fairly and rcmpt.y adjusted and paid.
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THE STEEL RING FEED ROLLS

are also recommended to your attention In strength
sud durability, aud efficient work tbey have no
equal Their perfectly and straight surface allows
them, placed near To the Burr Cylinder to save Inc dus
ana short staple Their arm strength ami their pccuaI
set OF teeth are Indispensable 10 good hold ON the wool
Tor the proper working Of burning Machine. They are
highly appruV d and much used. These Feed Rolls and
Burng Machines clean the wool OF its natter
The course machines Of the ami the finer
VI the finer dirt and 5urrS they prevent Injurious sub
stance. rom coming in contact with the card each
set W, IN addition to cleaning the wool and protecting
the cards de- much Carln. the To which theY
attached they should therefore be attached to each
card OF the set.
The undersigned ha pprfecfpda
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MESTIZO sURRINC PICKER,

Picking busting. Burning, and cleaning Mestizo anl
other woods lncthcrS the apple, the
hur Vt the wool. does it mTavul the burrs The wool
is cumnCd open, ard carefully and thoroughly separated
from III" Whole uur>, without the wool or in.
jTry TO Is pCrs, tine line flruIs boards
bars Hence. iuc Mc-tZu wool witch tuu!d not Othel.
wise De used with advantage, is by this machine nHds
susceptible Of extensive use. Cad and bur waste
ais" thoroughly cleaned Wool and Waste busters,
with or without blowers attached. also furnished
All orders Will meet with prompt attention. Circulars,
witbc plantations and references furnished by addressing
CALVIN l.. GODDARD a Co.
dlaWly G4g No. 3 Bovine Grenu Nov" q" *
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AYERS SARSAPARILLA
For Spring Diseases,
For ruritNing the Blood,
For NcturIa or King Evil,
Ter Tumors Ulcers and sores, or Ermptiors and
rmpcs,
For BlUtchcs, Hlans and Bols,
For ST. Anthony Fire, Rose or Erysirclas
ForTctcr or Salt Rhcum,
For Scald Head and Ringworm,
For Cancer and CauCerous Sores.
For sore Eyes, Sore Ears and Ilumors.
For Female Diseases,
For Suppression and Irrcguarity,
For syphilis or yencral Diseaser,
For Liver Complants,I
For Diseases of the Heart
The Mayors Of the chief cities OF the United States
Canadas and British Provinces Chile Peru, Brazil Mex
have signed this document to assure their people what
remedies they may use with safety and confidence But
our space here will only admit a few Of them.