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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-07-03
Southern Account of MilTOy'S
Defeat at Winchester.

The Richmond Dispatch, Of Saturday
has a letter from Staunton, giving the
rebel report of operations in the Valley.
1t will be seen that they positively To-
cate General Ewell and his corps. The
writer says:
Our glorious Ewell-under whom l
served during last years campaign, and
for whom l often felt jealous (though
he never felt jealous for himself), has
indeed caught the mantle of the assembled
Jackson. Brilliantly has he reenacted
the scenes of the spring of 1862, on the
same theater.
Having first occupied every road ap>
preaching Winchester, jacksonville, he
made road leaving the Valley Turn
pike near Kearnstown, and stretching
across the ROmney Road, and for six
miles further on, bearing toward the
Martinsburg Road. BY means of this
road, he led his army half around the
town, and attacked the enemy, who were
expecting an attack from forces on the
Martinsburg Road, on the flank and
rear. The surprise was complete. So
little were they anticipating an attack
from the direction in which it came, that
they had placed there all the wagon
trains, which thus actually we're between
us and them.
1t seems that Skirmishing all around
was going on during Saturday, the ene'
my's pickets retiring. 1t also confined
Sunday, and on that day Ewell, witt
great secrecy and painful toll, conducted
his army over the new road, getting then
into position about 6 P. NJ, when the
cannonade commenced. 1t continued
for two and half hours, during whcf
the Louisiana brigade gallantly charged
with cheers the enemy's outer works ant
took possession of them. Here dark
ness closed active operations, but oil
Monday morning the enemy utterly dis
organized, evacuated the town, leaving
horses, wagons, commissary and medi'
cal stores and artillery.
They seem to have destroyed nothing
Some three or four hundred wagons Sc
cured; also, SiGty pieces Of cannon anC
two thousand eight hundred horses
among which large number were unu
sally fine animals.
Three miles, above the town, brig
ade enn,aSse was captured principally
1 believe, by the immortal "Stonewal
Brigade" Besides this, during to.da
large numbers of prisoners in squads
were being brought in.
+ The avenues of exit from the plac
were strewed with knapsacks and cloth
ing of the fugitives.
1t was feared the brute Milroy had es
capped, but if so, it was after the style il
, which his master Lincoln entered Wash
. sngton.
Our whole loss in killed and wounde
does not exceed 200. Of course, W
! lost none in prisoners. The enemy's los
iu killed and wounded was comparative
ly small, but we appear to have captul
. ed nearly the whole force, amounting t
+ 5000 or 1000. Probably at lest Q
many muskets were taken.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-07-03

LITERATURE FOR ALL Uses. .-Litera-
ture has furnished an acceptably inStrue-
ment for every struggle of the age. In
her golden book every one has register.
ed bis vote. She is shield to righte.
BUSINESS and virtue, temple to wiSdoms
paradise to innocency, q cup of de-
light to love, q Jacobs ladder to the
poet, but also q fierce weapon to party
spirit, aplaything for triling, a stimu'
liant to wantonness, an easy chair to Ia
illness, o spring.wheel to gossip, a fash
ion to vanity, a merchandise to the spir'
it of gain, and has served like hand
maid, all the great and little, perniciou'
and useful, noble and mean interests o.
the me.--Menzei.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-07-03

with them, and these unfortunate ladies
are still in Winchester, (if they have not
been sent to Richmond, not knowing
whether their husbands are dead or alive,
prisoners or safe among their compan.
ions in camp. A very large.portion of
the command are without tents or blank.
cts, as the quartermaster's department
at this point was not over stocked when
they arrived, and there has been no rail-
road communication since with the mar
ket.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-07-03
A Romance OF Real Life.

The New Orleans Picayune, Of the
18th instant, mentions the following in
cident:
Among the Confederate prisoners
bro't to this city yesterday, was man
whose wife, some months ago, put on
the weeds of widowhood, giving out the
report that her husband had died in the
Confederacy. She sold out all her fur
niture and effects, and with a masuline
friend of hers started for New York. -
One of her failings was q weakness for
intoxicating drinks, and while on her
way North she got intoxicated, fell over
board and was drowned. The hus-
band now turns up alive and widower,
while she who so readily put on the wild
owls weeds, has become food for fishes.
Thus facts and 6ctions blend.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-07-03

SoMn idea may be formed of the tre-
mendous consumption of the munitions
Of war, which the rebellion has occa.
stoned, by the fact that the Waterbury
Cap and Flask Company alone made,
during the past year, over 100 tuns, or
100000 lbs. Of copper into percussion
caps.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-07-03

Ar one of the largest tin and copper
mines in West Cornwall, England, late.
ly, while nine men and boy were as.
cending to the surface in y tram whgou,.
the chain broke when they had nearly
reached the top, and they were hurled
down the incline at an everincreasiug
velocity, to the bottom Of she shaft, and
every one killed on the spot.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-07-03

AT recent sale of autographs in
Paris piece of yellow paper was sold
for 500 francs. Itwas a note written
AID signed by Martin Luther and dated
q 1881, ,..t h n
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-07-03

IT has been ascertained that in Chi
na, black and green tea grow on the
same bush; the difference in color and
quality is attributed to the age Of the
leaf when picked. 81. g
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-07-03

MAJOR Fay, present Acting Paymas.
ter Gen. has been relieved from duty, and
goes to California on official business,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-07-03

BECAUSE a man carries envelopes in
his pocket, it does not signify be is q
"man Of LETTERS. Pep.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-01-07
DR.. Nm 3. RURD's
EEURALGiA PLAS / EES.
FOR THE CUKEOF
NEURALGIA.


LOCAL NEURALGIA.
Is Immediately cured 10y their application
They act like Il charm. and are perfectly
harmless IN their nature: DO not produce a
blister. AMI leave no unpleasant results.
DIR NM. Z HUED'> NIURALGrA PLASTEE>.
never fail II give satisfaction TO all who
test rll,ir virtue.
Prepared at Ir. Hurd's Dental Office.
No, - Fourth Street. Brooklyn. +. u.
PRICE. ONLY 10 CENTS EACH.
\ liberal discount made 10 dealers.
Address Principal Office. Tribune Build
juGs. M. Spruce Street. New York
Sold III Philadelphia toy Dyoft * Co. 2&2
North 2nd Street; Q. J. Hubben. I4lO
Chestnut Street; and 10y all Druggists.
Dec, Is dolly.
NoTrcE.-We are daily receiving orders T.
and by mail for one OF more Of Dr. Hurd's
Dental Remedies. which Ue cannot I'll,
None are mailable except the Neisr0lgiq
Plaster. which We send on receipt Of Price
Is cents) and one stamp. But to acca!n~
adate persons in places where the druggist,
and storekeePers are behind the age. we
have put Up packages in white embossed
boxes. seven inches by four, with cumpart-
ments-ea-h box containing ba;tle al DR..
Hayd's WoUfA Hash. aud Tooth Achs Dy0Ds
a box OF ToOb Po,cIeT the Neuralgia Pias.
te.', and valuable little Treatise ON Tseh
aud their Diseases. the best means of y,rsS,gr-
'"g then. and the proper Treatment or Ckjl-
dreH'S Teeth, worth Of itself the entire cost
l" every young man or woman. uT parents
wi1h Young children: with ss.u,lrv nthai
article price ter package ..ae fnliCs-. .,r siN
packages 'ni g.. ~ent bv expires a. dir,cle,i
- the tNlfe~- charges sTc not rsrsei,. iFa-.
more ~ "a -iHzcd s'lu IN rnc. It i- Gar rh, a..
a. . oE.i-T * -a- . -rr, f5c'-l-a- -. e.. .ir-.,
\ large 'aH' .- ..t 80. r- * ..l:,.-
IA '." --.'- 90 -. L. -. -..- e.
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MANHOOD:

! -azAS HOW LOST. HOW RESTORED.
Just Published. in a Sealed E!lrelope. Prize
Sig Cents.
\ LECTURE on THE NATURE. TREAT
MENT y RADICAL
Cure Of SpermatorrLol or Seminal Weall>
ness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debil>
ity, and Impedments to Marriage generally.
Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy and
Fits: Mental and Physical Incapacitv. re
sulting from Self Abuse, &c-By ROBT J.
CULNERWELL, N. D.. Author Of the
Green Booh. Sc.
The world renowned author. III this ad-
miraile Lecture, clearly proves from his own
experience that the awful consequences of
SeIf-abuse may be eticetually removed with
out medicine, and without dangerous sur
gicat operations, bougies, instruments, rings,
or corCIas, pointing out mode Of cure at
once certain and effectual. by which every
sufferer, uc matter what his condition may
be. may cure himself cheaply, privately.
and radically. This lecture will prove a
boon 10 thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal I" auy address. in plain
sealed envelope, "n toe receipt Of six cents
or two postage STAMPS. uy addressing.
DR.. CHAS. j. G. KLINE
I27 BOsVery. New York, L-osf
office Box. 1856.
November II, 1862 -lv.
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DyaEu Q pnAu .Am-o s.aMpl1y.a.L.s

benefit, f,r no one c.a estimate how much
pain. suffering. us.happiDess, 1nd disigure
mcnt. expense. los of time and money
would bc saved 70 tie country If every fam
iIv 10 day lad one Of these packages. which,
IN itself. i a complete set OF Dental RENE
die>. Address Nm b. HUKB * Co THb
une BuildirgNcw York. and write name and
address plainly. That Temittances may be
made with colfi3ence. W i. II. K CO. re-
fer to the Mayor II Brooklyn. 10 6. w. Grif
fifth. President Of tie farmers ami CiIizen's
Bank BROOKLYN L. the EditusS Of the Am
lean MUm aiac;uTes' Gazette 10 joy, Coz
Co 7 S-eHii-her~' Agents, New York 10
ricrelrARNUN. Esq, who know a good
T. r BIen they see Il and who has already
hing WA second supply. etc.
1000 Agents Wanted:
To introduce Dr. Hurd's Dental Remedies
into every County. Men or Women who
want to make money quickly, can do better
with these articles than anything in market
They are new. useful. low priced, and We
are spending thousands IN ADVERTISING them
for the benefit Of gents. Boxes of samples
containing one dozen Of the one dollar pack
ages above specified. aith circulars viii he
sent. on receipt # Sec~H fklIdrS. abnut half
price. to any person wishing to test MS or her
skill In selling with the view Of becoming
AZ gent. They can be sold In day. - "
'ro,Sid rdibs.- jgy S0iGlEes Than Commissions
10 t:ose icho Prore themselves gHirieHt sales
man.
LE-Nnw J. t}e time 10 Get into business
For ad.!re~> and references see the above
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-01-07
ERE\SBURG HOUSE.

HH- un.ie'~-e: having purchased and
l takru possession II the El.no5r ~
H.'..e lt"rH.siy coupled ty Henry F.->,.f.1
wli. "r happy to rrccive au& acclumas-
ate 3'- III customers. and all others who
WaN be cI~p.-Se,i L. paJrynize Eim. Tie
irl.rie:ar I'll assure! from the spacious
iti -. STABLE X other facilities ta.t
ne san offer al least as g"al acgmnms
datl''n~ - can be had N any other ia the
place. lie Is ia possession ola lar.e snr,,l,
ni sne rl"i-y-t liquors with which hi> lar
Will he furnished; his table viii he f1rn
ishcd with aii IA iuxnries of the season. ana
he intends 10y his hospitality and,er.. 10
merit the patronage u ali t-ose who stop
wItEaiin.
ISAAC CRAWFORD.
EJensburg April, L. ls6I- If.
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sADDLEEY! SaDDIERY,

F:3IiE SUBSCRIBER " .ula respectfully
I iufirm TIE ciiiz,-> If II. Au.glS,fu and
surrounding country, tiat he i,a, opened a
SHdd!er'e sEnp. IN the h.,.cli.nt Of Ii~
dwelling house. os, Hyuer street. where i.,.
's prepared - furnish - order on the
most reasonable terms. every u ~cripticn ui
>....i.r~- 'ir.-i.a-. au.l u.ruc>~ a..
Hash, many wears rNp,r.-ure IA the
business. employing na.c bu tue Lest
w.TkIncu. ai,d Usir-; the bet u.-.l,riaI ..Dou
all his worn, he hopes t. m--rii a:l,i receive
a liberal share "l tine ruh'ic patronage.
Country pr luce at all tiIucs taken IN
for work. a.it fhc hignp>t market prices
exchange alsUcG.
JAMES MACUIRr.
Ebei-lur-. Sc3I-. -. .IS5S.-tE
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=. Il. PeIienSfi, \ 20,

Advertising Agents, II9 Nassau Stree.
New York. and 10 State street. Boston.
arethe authorized Agents for the .DEm-
ocEAr x SENTINEL" and the most iniiucn-
tial and largest eircu ating Newspapers in
the United States AMI C,nadas. Tbev
are empcEered 70 c"nrrac, for Il At our
LOWEST Terms
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DIR. We ". ss. sRss'
IGOTH POWDER

Tui~ / 'w'firr ln>~e~~"- fl,r
CAEBONIC NIriIDTT TIE INJG-EI
CES pRuTEEIEE> OF CHARCOAL.
s.'..i = fr'-s .ram al! Aei.is rr \ ikaiies tlsat
csn Ia tm tie leas. iufu,e Il, Teeth
Ia A'T'"N BaIN'. E>IIEEiA WE,UANI,AI.
-r-LIsHi>e wuH"'l HEAuI>s The ~
ANFI-
Dr. Wm. B. hUrd's Tooth Powder.
J. Jc-ui.Wcu3c; 10y s,li ru.sa..t nyss;i--~.
Prepared ~ d.. HLr.i'- D.eHal Ori....
" - FuUrth street. Er,lhIyn. f. D.
riltE -5 CENTS FER BON.
\ liberal di~rouut as..ie L. dealers.
Aadrcs- Principal Diiicr. Tribute Build
.u2>. No l SI.:ure Street NcN i.rE
S,ld IN Philadelphia D.. py.li 4 60. -
North 2-8- Street e. !. II i}r,l. l4fu
Chc~t,.ut Street an& '.y ,ul Df.--f>.~.
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UNION HOUSE.
EEENSBURC PA.

IpHN 4. BLAIR. ProprietOr
THE PROPRIETOR will spare No mains
to render this HU:el, worthy Of a continual
ton OF the liberal share of public patron
aye 1t has Heretofore received. His table
VIII always he furnished with the best .be
market affords; his bar with the best Of
liquors.
His stable Is large. and will be attended,
by an attentive ana obliging hostler.
EGenJurg April lS6l.
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

III ADiL IANi Lihi I F'R SALE.
The Subscribers offer tine following valua
bie property, at private sale, on most rea-
souAble terms and easy payments.
TOWN LOTS IN EBENSBURG.
Lot No. l47, having thereon erected "a
Small Stone House, adjoining residence or
Rev. Mr., IarbiSou.
Lots 10. lSC. 49,. ISS, a square Of lots
fronting Oh Liuyd street. Lots l75 and I7G
adjoining residence of john Lloyd. ESD
Lots II and J of lot Il adjoining residence
ot Geo. c. n Lahm. Esq. Lot No. - cor
HeI Of High and Fhaney street. All the
above are desirable building lots.
ALSO acres OF Ian /. . Of of which are
IL the Bclough. fronting ON Julian street
The CtrrolltOwu Plank RoaI runs through
this property will bc divided into lots to
suit purchasers.
ALSO lbs acres of land situate IN Cam
bria township. known Of ihe Prvce Hill
Farm. abont Forty acres cleared, adjoining
lands # john Williams, Wm. O'Keefc.
"ryoe ~ud others. ALSO 200 acres situate
in Cambria township adjoining lands of
Alex MNickcr. John M'Bride and others.
ALSO 100 acres situate near Hemlack in
Washington township. adjoining lands If
Jacob Burgp,n Charles Noon. Richard Sharp
and others
ANY G., all OF the above de-. ribei tr .Eertv
will ce sold on very ,.crlmoIatin. teynts. If
application b. majc @" .ltS. {. NOON ~
Phil y. NOON
T. rn-h..rs : yr' = II
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ARCADE HOTEL, III.

HENRY FOSTER. Praa.
EiHlS HOTEL, FOHNEgrT-
IL as the "EJcusbUrg H.u-..---
the Oldest and best stands.
oi Ebensburg. iur the a.-r..-
the travelling community. H..
assures all VIA" NAV je 6r,l...
ronlzc him that his TABLE
piled with al Eie luzur-.- -.
his BAR with tie choices
and no pains spared ~ I.-.5-
conf rtalie.
Ehensburs, April i. I.-s..-.
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a EcEGE u REED. A7rl-sFr
&e .:i-'H-Hng Cumurra county Pa.
t'il--" il' '-r.H..+-.e J. .f-. siii IL
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PHILADELPHIA.

ENOR THE RELIEF OF THE SICK
q ami Distressed. afflicted with Viruicut
and Chronic diseases, ani especially for the
Cure Of Diseases OF the Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE. given gratis, bv the
Acting Surgeon
VALUABLE REPORTS Oh Srcrmatur-
rEGl or Seminal weakness. and othsr Dis
eases uf the SeAlai Organs. aud on the
NEW REMEDIES employed in tie Di>yeu-
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tyr p.stage Will be acceptable.
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TRIOMPuE DE GRAND STRAWBERRY
our ~tn. X If plants # tins uuIjvsI!u.i
Ntra" Berry, Is uuequa;iel any where
CRAZE VINES.
We have - COO Grape Vines f,r Sale
ri superior quality, ,f i..y
DELAWARE. HARTFORD PROLIFIC.
CONC RID. DIANA ELSINGBUR;T.
CJNAIOGA, GRENEI ING.
And a.~o oti.er uea and valual.i. k1u.I,-
A. W. have every facility ior keeping ~.
uur SUPPLY, we "..er -,rett Inducements tu
Fall purchasers. send i,r a Circu.:.r.
l. KNON.
Blk I55, Pittsburgh Pa
Sept. - ioG-.
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KGLL0GKS' DiTlPIIlg

This preparation ma5earr
VI COfi-e. - rccnmulFna-l r.-..
a superi.r NETklTIOUS re--..,
General Dsbi i:y, Dgf,r~a '-'-
disorders. Ihaa~a Is 81. rs-
PEELED g. alGa'au lie r.- t
this withoEt ;'.iuT.u- s-e-,, %.
talns The strength art-s. ..-.-
coffee. Price - c,a-,.
KOLL0CK's LEV3r
The Fur-~t and basr EsEIv- r-
known. i'r maxim. light. -r.--
tious Bieal AMI cakes. I= --.
NAUFAcrJa-.
n 81 K0LL0CR, Cberi..
Corner Of Broaa d .l ;la-r-, -
F@-i-lpt5s.
Aud sold hy az D-.--s---
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Price 81 Cents per Bottle.

\ liberal discount made Ia dealers.
Address Principal Office. Tribune BuilI-
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>"i,l ia Philadelphia 10y Dy,t; AZ c.. -
Norti 2-i. Street: -. = Huaacll I4lu
Chr~tuu, Street and bv al. Druag:Sr>.
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TafIroa0s.
WEsTFRN RATROAD-

-gs.7z7s557s5zs WESTERN RAILROAD
ss:ssss.:s-s:sss ALL ARRAKG E4EETS. Com
s,ai.sz I-ss-ssmencn6 MONDAY, Nov l6 lS6a.-iios-
Leave. Worcester Tor Albany, and Way Stations, lac
co.nmcdauon) at 90 a. IN. and 4N5 ?, M
ForAew York and Albany teKpl lOO5 g. M and 4OO p
New York Mall train 1000 p. m
Railroad anscttons.-At Albany with the New York
Central, Troy and Greenbush, and Hudson River rail
Boston railroads. At state Line with the Housatonic
railroad AZ Pittsleld with the Pltt5held and North
Adams, and stockbridge and Pttsleld railroads. Al
Wcstaed with the hampshire and Asmpden railroad ,I
hed, and Connecticut River Rail- Dads. Palmer with
the New London, Palmer and Wiuimhntic, and Becher
with the Providence and Worcester, Worcester and
Nashua, and Norwich and Worcester rail 20
Worcester May l. 1852. HENRY GRAY, supt.
vs5s55555,15s,s BOSTON < WORCESTER
:=s.=if-..s=ssH RAILROAD. SUMNER ARRANGE
ss-a,.---s<;I-:AIsNT, commencing on MONDAY April
PASSENGER TRAINS leave for Boston. as follows;
Leave Worcester at 90, $40 a. M, l2.40 500pm.
Lower station exp, $50 m l2,45, $3.50 exp,
ldlll6ary $40 a. m. 44O p. m,
Grafton, 7;l:. 1905 9. m. l. BIS p. m.
Westboro', 1870 1917 q M, u, $50 pm
SSOattas2TToagh ss lo26a M n e y, and 5aspm
Ashland, 74s 1896 a. m. 1880, $40 p m.
Milford 40, 9.45 a. m. 800 p. m,
Marlboro, 1.I3, a. IN. 1925 p. m
birmingham. 50 Express, 7,4O, $780, 1913 a. m, 49,
Sstct 1 Sio, ,S SO T igl \? M $780, $40 p,
" Wes {, Nes y p - IT, ST., 92' 22 wOT am, 1871
Brook 90, s4O' Is, 745*, SIS 81 10, y n 80 2SOs
ysS5, 5-e 9S5. 40, $3.50 p. m. On Sunday, 945 m,
in connection with trains Charles River Branch.
TRAINS leave Boston, as follows
Worcester at AIS exp, lis, $50 Exp. a N. L3O $50
Exp 400 $50 Exp, 30 EXP. .. m,
Albany, lis, $50 Exp. a. Ia $50 Exp D. NJ
Exp 30 Exp p. m
New YORK, via Norwich, 5 30 Exp. p. IN.
Gillbury, I.l5 m, 20 ?. N.
Grafton, Ills a. m. 100, 400 D m.
WestbOro', Z Is q. N, l3U, 400. $50 Expm
scarborough, IT'S m, l,30, 4 % pm.
Cordaville lis a. NJ L30, 400 D. m.
Ashland Is d. IN. | 30, 400 D. m
BIRMINGHAM, 4J, Is $50 Exp a. m. L3O., 80 Exp
4, 43O, $50 Exp, $50 exp. III.
Milford, Ills a. m. 1870 80 D. N.
NOrthboro 30 D. N.
Marlboro, l. 80, 430 D. m.
Natick, rs, $50 am 100, 400, 6 .. m.
9,l5pm. ~ ''''' '''V' Vs. -
Brookine, 725F. As, 9, IL. Ills m I2 l5. 245
~ 5OJ+ 6,i5', i,l5 q 10 on sundays at 1910 M
l2.35 and 50 p m only. $50
~ SUNDAY bial Train at & 81 D. m
I'm connection with Trains on Charles River Branch
D., 4. b. PHILLIPS, SGp't.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-14
WORCESTER HORSE RAILROAD

We5Ster Square Cars
Leave Lincoln Square at no, 30 100 73O co. 80
845, 800 9l5, 30, 10 IL 3d. II on. 1880 ll45 A. u
200 l5. p 0, y IS 100, Is, 20, L45 co. 49, 3d.
gig 30 co. 30 co. d. 81 5,i5 800, 6l5 80 6 45
I.QO l.l5, 80 %, 30, 9 co. $50, 0O0 ~ 3iP
Leave webster square at %. 81 %. 49, ~ So
IA 20 80 $50 les, 1883, u %. i SO Y "A,
y %, " a. Y 81, Ia. 29, 50. a. % IA So
32g, $50 ~, So 30 544, 80 a. 80 A. 659 H.
72a, IN 81, 20, $50 -. $50 Il 70, 10 5gP. NJ
Vest Street Cars
Leave Harrington Avenue at ) rs, I.O6 49, BOG 49,
05 g., l006 10 3G l,t6. II 80 II C6. u &c. &C.
7 30. rs, 80, COG, 8 IS, 10 nGr.M
Leave Wet street at 81! 2, s. %, 5! %, 50,
JO22 10 D., 2. % \. NJ T. y. PSI J. 2, 52 222
20 x ~ i22 l52 q! 5j2 e.22 81 722 752, s22,
S.52, 9.22, 81 l022
Western RdiirGad Cars
Leave Harrington Avenue at 49, Z 6. 1916, SIG, IS,
JIG $40 10 L. 10 &C. ll6. II 4G NJ; l2l6 u 49, LIS
IA 26. IL, L. 34f l6 446 SIS 49, GIG 6l6 l6
1l6, 8 Is, $40, 9.lG 9 Al p. NJ.
Leave Western Railroad at I'll, 74l, s.Il, SAL, 9lI
VA! WI lO4l II H. li4 a. NJ: II H. IL Al, II, LII,
al 81 5ll, 34 A. 5ll, SAL IL, COL 7Ol, 1871,
s VI, S III, 9 OI 9 81, 10 Oh p. NJ.