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ly,sas755a7szssEz NORWICH & WORCES.
l.s-ss:zs5=sss5grER RAILROAD. - SUMMER Ar.
ez.-.--sI-4-.RANGE MENZ. commencing ALONDAY.

Issgs9E5a7ssa5EE NORWICH & WORCES'
| ss - TER RAILROAD. - SUMNER Ar
| -ItAN bAEAI. commencing MONDAY
! June =, 1867
| r. m TRAINS GOING SOUTH, LEAVE WORCESTER AT
| GVg m way Passenger IRAN Arrives at Plain
eld IN season for train tt Providence arriving at Prov
ue ; e AT Ii 10 a. m
~ 81 a. m. way PASSENGER Train Connects at Wor
Ell Se a. Worcestei Junction viii Western and fT9y
IorJon 5St S ~ Nor"cn Win Tram Ior New
a M n ny St ~ ''ilT p a'eM navel ~. Co.,. = NJ
a. ~ f.t \, o"eii. Uc'i
o i sei ouyylo WIN Express ram ron Boston
Pno ~ 5iTn.i 5 dil oN ileiCt a " oIcesteI
a., ~ az IdIilv 1uICtIoh trains Itrul fIoNluence
SsI,ars f ~ a. svsVl ~ LlS iGii, - as
Sia VI I'm a, ntIiI]i,s lE eW 10TH ny Steamer
M ~ ~ VI. AM ls lam u vi NSleIi
InnpertS a+ Vit M ran ul -aem IVIA
cDrd NanchestaT I,,,o1 in LAM ~ i7it OK
caves N,rrict f w ~ t'sii n ~ oii io'dei'o
IN Avs cnt,sl 49,, r-'nIO,i , az ~ p M an
rrst m i.Aless ram l1f DosloI' luaiy
GasbIa t'o"cogl d" " }Tt 10
s He" London at SO m dependent on ariyalof Steam
500 a. m. way Passenger Train Connecting at Plane
ne!1 junction for Providence at Worcester junction
Worcester for Boston, Nashua, Lowell Fitchburg Con
Ii 80 a, N. Way Passenger Train. Arriving at wor
nce prned and bg nor al %o S far
| T. Bgston, Nashua, Lowell, titchburg, &c.
40 p m Wdy aSsehger IRAN Conhtctsa al Norwich
WIN tran rom NeW LondoI and az ialnheld junction
I'r EApress IRAN to Boston
lelV dtf T. ST. NJ ANDREWS, Supt.
a. On 1IIS TTT ~ EIII- 1VT'ITy = - -,
FOR NEW YORK. VIA NEW LON.
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4 Letter from the REE HENRY M0RGAN Pastor 81
The URion Mission and FIRST hdcpeHdsnt Methodist
LhNicl Of Boston.
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Six DAY BARBER.-ALLEN WALKER,
~ 1903 Main street, between Central and Thomas sts
respectfully announces that continues the same
stand and is prepared to do tie haTerng business the
very best manner. special attention given cutting
lads and misses hair dyeng HAIR. honng razors and
the various branches of the tonsorlAl art diff myla
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8aiIr0aos.
WESTERN RAUROAD-,

PssysssFzS,7za WESTERN RAILROAD
ksssss:s=ssssss WINTER ARRANGE lfEEIS; - Com
ton, ALBANY and Troy.
Leave Worcester for Albany and Way Stations, (ac'
commodationl IT 9l0 q. m. and 800 p, m
For New York and Albany, exp 1905 r. m and Sl5 p
New York Mail train 1905 p m.
. railroad Con0ectloRS.-At Albany with the New YoIe
roads At Chatham with the Harlem and Hudson and
Boston railroads. At State Line with the Housatonie
Adams, and stockbridge and Pitsfeld railroads At
we3taed VITA the Hampshire and Hampton railroad
field, and Connecticut River Ralhoods, AtPalmer with
the New London Palmer and Willmqntic and Beeher,
with the Providence and Worcest'r Worcester ana
Worcester May LISP. GERRY GRAY sup't.
Esy7,sssss,sszsa PROVIDENCE & WOR.
sssss5;sszssss:A CESTER RAILROAD. $50 Winter Al
IN rangement, Nov 8, 1862
Passenger trains will leave Worcester for Provdencs
anu way stations, at 100 and ll3o a. and 400 p m
Providence for Worcester and way stations at ~ ana
Valley rails Trains leave Providence at $50, 7.sS,
A 70, $50, $50, and 500 p, m; ,,oo nan.
Leave Valley Falls at $40 90, s.5S l9OO Lug a;
M and LOO, E.2S, zoo, 800, 40, 900 olV, ana
Those trains in bold figures are the worcester trains
The Worcester trains connect ut Providence win
steamer Perry to and from Newport and with the spten-
did steamers Plymouth Rock ard Commonwealth to
New York at p. m, via Stonlngton 49,,
At Worcester Junction with Trains to and from thu
Western, Worcester and Nashua, Fitchburg and Wor'
ester Boston and Worcester, and Worcester and Nof
Through Tickets to all important points at the Yves!
be obtained the Office of toe Company, in Provi'
- $50 ''' '''''' 80 " ''' 4. Il. TABOR SUIT.
Y;;s5g5s7a5gss55y1 BOSTON & WORCESTER
Es-=-s-s=s=s=zBR AILRoAD. - WINTER ARRANGE
80 - ~ 4ENT, commencing on MONDAY, Jan.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave for Boston, as follows:
6 aesv re Worcester at 40 Exp $40 a. M S5S Exp
trains start from the upper all Others from the Lower
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m&oic1mes
DIR. SWEETS

IA - ~
GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.
FOR RHEUMATISM. GOVT, NELRALGIA, LUMBA
CO STIEF N NIT! ANB S95NTi sF PES
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS.
DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut,
The great natural Bone Setter,
DIR. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut,
Isknown all over the United States.
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Is the author of DR. Sweets Infallibe Lniment."
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Cures Rheumatism and never fails
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Affords immediate relief for Piles and seldom fai to
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Cures Cuts and Wounds Immediately and leaves
DIR SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINN EMF
Is 1.-THE best remedy for Sores in the known world.
DIR SWEETS INFALLIBLE LI1NINrENT
Has been used by than million people, and all
praise il.
Dr WEET'S INFALLIBLE LINN Emf
Is truly friend in need, and every fan lily should
have it at hand,
DIR SWEETS INFALLIBLE LENIAEENT
Is for sale by all Druggists. Price % cents
Sold in Worcester by George r. Harlow, d. Scott, G..
r. Spurr and all dealers.
RICHARDSON & CO.,
ole deodeow Sole Proprietor Norwich, CT.
nRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, &C.
~ At WH0LESALE.-The subscriber having taken
out Wholesale License under the Internal Revenue
Law, is prepared to sell for CASH Drugs Patent Med-
n
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AYERS
CHERRY CTORAL,

THE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY FOR COUGHS
COLDS, INClPlENT CONSUMPTION AND
FOR TIE RELIEF OF CONSUMPPIyE
IA PATIENTS IN ADVANCED STA
GES OF THE DISEASE
This has been so long used and so universally known
that we need do no more than assure the public that Is
quality Kent up to the best it ever has been and H. -
may be relied ON to do all it has done '''"' IL
prepared ny DIR. J. G. AVER & Co
Practical and AnaIvticdI C5e1,;sfs
SoIa ~, n, Lowell. Mass.
gtss in Worcester. 1850 - al INT urus
nj deod&weow Ivoor
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EONSUMPTIVES READ DIR. j.
" II. SCHENCK will be gain at the MARLBORO Ho-
TEL Boston professionally, on Wednesday and Thurs
day, March 18th and 18th.
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GEO C. GOODWIN & CO., No. IL Marshall street
Agent for Boson-nd for sale by every Wholesale and
Retail Druggist IN New England
ties for S..
Price Of the Sea Tonic 81 per bottle or six bot
ties for S.,
mCh7
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miscellaneous

DAWTUXET, R. l., April %, 1885,
Il Joseph h. Shepard, do testify and say that had
the Dysentcry months contracted on the coast of
Africa il then terminated in Chronic Diarrh@a which
continued for about four Years at the same time was
irving the most popular physicians and medicines Of the
dav and am sorry 10 say without benefit; at last
permanently cured BY using Two twenty-five cent Nlals
of DIR. Seth Arnold's Balsam.
PHRNIxvILLE, CT, April |, 1859
DIR. SETH ARNoLD-Mv Dear Sr:-Iour Balsam has
performed wonders in this section; and wish you 10
send me further supply. 1t has cured Can't. Lorenzo
b. Latham OF ong-standlng DiarrhGa, after irving
number physicians and different medicines both in
Europe and in this country. .
). A. WHEATON, Postmaster
Sold wholesale and retail by G. X. Spur, q p. Har-
low and T. Merrill, Worcester, Mass Also sold by all
druggists aud country stores in almost every village in
the Vow England states. dNM3m f23
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DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, &C.
~ AT WH0LESALE.-The subscriber having taken
out Wholesale License under the Internal Revenue
Law is prepared to sell for CASH Drlgs Patent Medi-
cines, sc, at the lowest market prices.
DAVID SCOTT,
DIFF PSI Main, Corner Mechanic street
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Female Regulator,
The Greatest Remedy of the Age.

For the use of Single or Married Females
G3y be Justly ranked as the most sue
cessfG} ana invaluable specific for all
arrangements. distractions, and Private
difficulties peculiar TO the Female sec,
now before the public. DR.. Hill, the
senior in Especial Diseases, during his
long and varied practice of Twenty
years and upwards, has made the
ezR@ Delicate and Difficult Disorders
TEN, his particular subject of attention
and study, III which department of his
practice ii has been his aim to bring TO
thorough test and issue the different
seS Botanic and Indian Agents Of the
MateTia Medica, with the view Of PRO
ducinG Convenient. safe and Certain
Remedy for all casee of Irregularities
Suppressions ana DISTINCTIONS, and their
q of .ti.Arna q liz
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Boston, Mass, Dec. 2, 1862
/: Sir-I feel Ii my duty. for the
of humanity, to relate to
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Is for sale by all Druggists Price % cents
Sold in Worcester by George +. Harlow, d. Scott G..
II. Spurr and all dealers.
RICHARDSON & CO.,
ole deodeOw Sole Proprietor Norwich, CT.
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The United States says (4th chapter sec.
ton 81 that new States may be admitted
by Congress upon certain conditions
May not must or shall. II Is a discre,
lionary power. Congress has SO con.
struoted il from the time she admitted
our first State into this Union. Wheth.
err II was generous in Congress to put in
this amendment is not hii objection.
His objection is that il 10 unsurpalion
OF an unconstitutional power. Il was
not, unless may meant mM or shall -
Why, objectto Congress gtiking this
Prohibllory clause out. 1t does nothing
by it more than to make our Constiiu.
ton in that particular like the one Mr..
Richardson is and has been living under.
That Constitution gives express disCre.
ton to the Legislalurc--a discretion he
does not want the new State Legislature
to have even By implication. Mr.. Rich,
nrd5on before this rebellion broke out
was willing to live under that conslitu,
lion aud trust TO the people 10 decide tho
question ofprohibting permitting free
negrog, 70 come M yet he S'not willing
70 trust '0e loyal people now That is
poI me only pace where ne IS unwilling
10 trust them, tie ssys If ell tod % The
convention DC %III yoto IoT the W'HfY
Snendme5l' IGen II be does not vote
i9f l" ne does not intend to let the PEG
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EgrAn exchange says that you may
read shoulder straps thus: Those OF a
Maj0r. General bear two silver embroid.
cred stars on each end Of the strap. A
Brigadier. General has ono silver star
only. A Colonel has o silver embroidcr.
ed spread eagle; a Lieutcnant Colonel
has to silver embroidered leaves, one at
each end of the strap; Major has TWO
embroidered leaves similarity placed, -
A Captain has TO gold bars at each end
oftho strap; First Leutenan, one gold
bor at each end; and a Second Lieuien.
ant no bars at all.
The cloth of the strap by its color,
distinguishes tho arm Of the service
For General and staff officers, it is dark
blue; for artillery, scarleG fer infantry,
sky blue; for rinemcu, green; and for
ca1alry, orange color.
Non. commissioned officers are indica.
ted by "chevrons" or stripes on the coat
sleeve ia the form of letter V. Corpo.
rails wear two stripes; Sergeaas three, =
Orderly Sergeouts have Iozonge, or di.
amond shaped figure, within the angie
Of the cheyron3 Sergeant Majors have
the three stripes ola Sergeant completed
into q cIanslc, base uPpermost.
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Monthly Terms.

March Term, l862--JoscPh savino, und Jos.
eph Hutton.
iApdl rcrm, ls6a.--A. ], Nicholas. and
Pleasant Lanham,
Mgy Term ls62--Richard Foster and 10.
seph Henderson, En'"
June Term, is62--Jas W Mines and Allen
sebrcll
Angus. Term 1862 II. 7 Caruthors, and
AN Curry
September Term, l862--L, Chapman and
James VI. Nash,
October Term, ls62--D. S, Montague, z
PfiddY
DccembcrTarm. lsG2.--i Henderson
and W, 7, Vintroux.
January Term, 1861, G, Harrison, and
Al. Nicholas,
February Term, 1882, Exits, and Isaac
R Shank;
March Term, lsG3--wm Cash, and Landon
Chapman.
April Term, ls63-Allcn sobroll and Isaac
R. Shank,
May Terra, ls6'--D, s, Montague, and p,
Elkns
Juno Term, 1868 Henry I, CorutherS, r
u" Angus, Term, 1863 VIM. Tvinhonx and
P. Lanham,
September Term, ls63--A. n. Curry, and
=, Priddy.
October Term, ls53--Joscph savino, and
YIN. Cash, ......
December Term. 1863 j. G, Harrison and
II. 7 Ca.mthcrs.
January Term, ls6i--lsaac R, Shank, and
James W. Mines,
February crm-is6i--Iamcs NJ. Nash and
A N Curry
MarchTcrm, lsGi,--L, Chapman, and 10.
scph Hutton.
Ap,il Term iSGi--R. Foster and Z. Prddy
HAY Torn, lsGi--JosCphsovine and Joseph
HcI derson.
June Term s6l-J, O. Harrison, and VIM
Cash, .... ....
TEsTE.
GEO h, MONTAGUE, CLERK
March, 1852,
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S+FERD4V EVENING POET:.s
THE Saturday Evening Pos, is Weekly
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rs contributors We may mention the following
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Lynne" The Earl's Heirs" etc.
MARION HARLANO, author Of MIRIAM"
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TO DISABLED SOLDIERS, SEAMAN d
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who hare Aial or boon killed in the service.
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THE BEST ESSAYS,
THE BEST STORIES,
i THE BEST POEMS,
which the.Amorican talent car furnish.
LIST OF REGULAR CONTRIBUTORS.

LlSl VI REtULAk CON IRlbU IOkS'
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Waldow Emerson, Henry Giles, Nathaniel Haw
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Mrs. II b Stowe, T. W. Higginson, Author
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Readc "'The Country Parson," Rose Terry Oil,
yer Wendell Holmes, Harriet +. Prescott lohn
G. Whittier Robt. 7. s. Lowell, Il. P. Whip.
pie, j. 7. Trowbudga, Bayard Taylor Ed
ward Everett, Mrs, Julia ". Howe Mrs. A. D..
T Whitney Henry T TuckermHn, john Weiss
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
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For 1868.
BEGINNING OF ANEW VOLUME.

THE January number will commence the
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B8~ The poet whose soul was wrap
ped in gloom" has had The wrapper tn.
ken off, lie is doing as well as could
b. expected.
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The publisher Of Godey's Lady's Book,
thankful to that public which has enabled him
10 publish a magazine for the last thirty.thrce
wears OF larger circulation than any in Amer
lea, has made an arrat gemenl with the most
popular authoress in this country
MARION HARLAND,
Aulhoress Of "Alone," Hidden Path"
"Moss Side, ""Nemesis," and "Miriam,"
who will furnish story for every number of
the Lady's Book for 1863. This alone will
place the Lady's Book in literary point Of
view far ahead Of any other magazine Mari.
on Harland writes for no other publication, -
Our otherfayoriie writer's will continue to fur.
nISh articles throughout they
THR BEST
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-07
FOREIGN ARRIVAL.

New YORK, May 6.-The Australian,
from Liverpool on the 25th and Queens
town on the 10Th, has arrived
q The Norwegian took out brief advices
of debates in both Houses of Parliament
concerning the seizure of British ships
In neutral waters and the protection
granted by Minister Adams to Mexican
traders. Many speakers urged that such
proceedings cannot be tolerated. Roe
buck declared himself for war to put
down this upstart insolenee. Ministers
and their supporters counselled modera-
ton, and deprecated the violence of
some of the speakers Palmerston sim
ply said matters were being considered:
bat Russell said the seizure of the Dol
phin and the conduct of Minister Adams
would be presented to the Government
at Washington for redress.
Many journals argue that the Ameri
can Government should learn a lesson
from the irritation evinced, unless it de-
sired an increase of ill-feeling.
Polish insurgents continue active.
LoNDoN, April 24-Funds unfavor-
ably affected by the debate on American
affairs in Parliament American stocks
dull: U. S. Elves, Coo. ~ Cotton steady
Flour active. Wheat frmer, and 1@2d.
higher. Corn firm, and advanced Sd.