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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-01-29
Peoples Club.

W. would respectfully suggest
to our Democratic and conservative
citizens throughout Indiana the
formation Of clubs in their respect
i've counties and townships, having
for their object the dissemination
Of correct political informatron,
and the discussion of the isms
which have been, or may be, forced
upon the country by the Abolition
Administration Of President Lin.
coin and his supporters. Ld their
meetings be open to all. Our friends
have nothing to fear from a thor.
ough consideration of the issues
now placed before the country.
These clubs will be the peoples
meetings, where free discussion will
throw floods of light upon the acts
of the Abolition faction. Let them
be formed.-IndianapoliS State Sen.
The same organization would be
useful in OHIO. EvOry town and
every school district ought at once
to organize a club for popular disI
custom. Invite the Abolitionists
to attend, and 70 speak if they will,
and then reply to their arguments.
All the Democracy want is free
discussion, and they are going to
bdye'it, if they h;syeto FIGHT for it
-
SEVEN HUNDRED D1f3EHTERS FROM
CAMP CHASE,
On Monday General Cooper is
sued an order to Captain P IT. tc
furnish transportation or
cra @od prisoners from
to Nashville, Tennessee
he Captain made
IN Mr.. j. W. D, "a
u Miami Rail all. 10 lurl
uisa requisite cars, and tcle.
graphcd to Captain Dickerson, Of
this city, to see that steamboats,
We're employed to transport them
down the river, On Tuesday after.
noon Captain Burr was Informed
that there were not more than SOC
men who could be mustered, aud
the number was constantly dimin
ishing. The local ofthe State Jour.
nal visited the depot in the even.
ing, to see how many Colonel Tai
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-01-29

pA-By reference to IL adyertiI
sing column our readers will see
that Mr.. Cochran has retired from
the firm Of Cochran & Reynolds.
The business will, in future, be car
ried on solely by R. Reynolds, at
the old Stove and Tinware Manu-
factory, on Main street. May suc'
cess crown all his efforts.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-01-29

the undersigned has assumed COM
mand ofthe Armyiof the otomac.
lie enters upon the discharge of
the duties imposed by this trust
With a just appreciation of their re-
.sp~onsibiity. Since the formation
.of this army, he hal been identified
with its history. He has shared
with you Its glories and reverses,
with no other desire than that these
relations might remain unchanged,
until its destiny should be accom-
plished., m ''.
In the record of your achieve.
ments there is much to be proud
of, and with the blessing of God,
we will contribute something to the
renOwn of our arms, and the sue.
cess of our cause. So to secure
these ends your commander will
require the cheerful and Jealous
cooperation of every officer and
soldier in this army. In equip
ment, intelligence and va'or The
enemy is our inferior. Ert NJ new
er hesitate to give him Aa'tl"
wherever we can find him.
The undersigned only Give x
preston to the feelings Of the army
when he. conveys TO oar 'a'' 'om-
mander, Major GENERA tUro.d ",
the most cordial g'"' W,ahes for
his future My Stotf WI b" an
nonneed as soon as ~organiz"d'
Signed JOSEPH llooEER.
Major Genera commanding Nr
my OF the Pntoma"
Tur pnocI 49, ,.,oy 90
inN' nv Too"' " -
olh
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Message WIZ "l.''Sn T
SEope ~ n,'", ~ ,'y
Sa'thg "'I No. o'
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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-01-29
LEGAL NOTICE.

W. X. Halstead, Assignee Preble Common
of Boylan & Co., pItfs, Pleas. Civil ae-
VS.. tOn. In Az
Amasa p. Carroll, deft. tachment.
'TINHE sail Amasa p. Carroll, of Indiana,
/ is Hereby notified that W. X. HaIstead
Assignee Of Boylan & Co., on the 22d o,
November, 1862, filed in the Court Of Conf
mon Pleas, of PrebIe county, Ohio, his pc
litiUn against him, stating that on the 2lst
- ,iay, 1852, the defendant executed his
.a.,r TO Clinton Chadwick for $3.50 80, due
lone list, 1850, with Interest, and also OK
&c, "a a mortgage on certain real estate in
..,t g. Ohio. to secure the same, which
.D,d as "A hi d lien thereon; thai said
20 va ,lgnrd Oy said Chadwick 70
3n.'a 80 that Cd. the foreclosure Of
...,,. !cs, ut the March term Of said
{ ,rI, 1872, the SAID Court found on mo-
~, 10 f. % .,rlbute the proceeds Of sale Of
SIC .... as, that sad rior mortga8e eX-
a >ct lrorc..s, aud that no part
.a:., app. ".n. 40 the payment Of
s-t: -. the Court ut said
- ,' uoG ,.a, .. am unit due the
a,. .".. To-. tote was S2oS OF,
m,." interest from
81" II asks judy
lant An at
md served
IlrthcrEu-
,rl answers
fore the
mt will be
lttnched
'.acd for
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-01-29
LEGAL NuIICE.

% " ''''' t''' prcbio Common Pleas,
= r,.,u .l.r, In Attachment.
fj7GE said lmrsa p Carroll of Indiana
I l.. HEREBY notified that on rtc I'd day
Of November, 1852. .ur ~ 1t j ~ J. o.cJu.
filled lu the yuug, o, r.uuu. '...s. o..
Prca5u Counts, t..t. f.... .""t.,'. against
him, sal.u. lual .s tur -J;A J,hi LISTS.
the dc!cndent gave to Clinton Chadwick his
note Tor $500 90, due September 29th, 1919,
with interest from date, and secured the
anne by mortgage on certain real estate in
Camden, Ohio, which mortgage operated as
the second lien on said premi.scs-that said
premises were sold on foreclosure, by order
of said Court, and al the March term there
of, 1852, on a distribution of the proceeds
of said sale, after disclIarging the first
mortgage, the residue was applied to the
second mortgage, but left a balance Of sos.
OF still dac to plaintiff IN said note, and
for which said Court awarded execution in
favor Of plaintiffs and for winch amount,
with interest rom April ,, 1862, the plain.
tllfs ask judgment against the dciendant.-
An attachment has been issued aud served
in this case, and unless SAID defendant APP
pears and answers or dcmurs to said pc I .
ton, On or before February 18th, 1863, u
iud ghment will be taken, and an order to
sell the attached property. or other proper
order, asked for in his absence.
GILMORE ii CAMPBELL,
Attys for Plaintiff.
Attcst-C. W. I.ARSn, Clerk
Dec. -, lS62-Gw-rr. t. 81 90.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-01-29


A6rMr. MCGEE, who resides in
Oxford Township, Butler County,
had a hog this year that weighed
865 lbs, neat. MI. w. II. Pence,
Of Casper township, Prcble county,
had o hog that weighed 73O lbs,
neat, and Mr.. Huston, of Israel
township, Preble county, can boast
of q hog that weighs sos lbs. This
has proved q year of fine hogs in
America, and it is certain that the
Democratic hogs have excelled all
Republican and Abolition hogs, in
weight and good behavior. What
would the Eastern or New England
States do this year without the
farm rs of the Western States, by
whom the best and largest hogs in
the world have been raised and
sold to England, for which England
has sent in exchange the gold that
supports the Eastern States. And
all that we receive from tie East
is a wicked and high tariff, which
ruins the West and makes the East
LIZ 17H5F .Atpt vgf,.. r
Len.a aae Ia .,aGoan.a
l. tIa-An opportunity which, seldom
occurs, is now afforded those desi.
ring a good Watch, at a low figure.
Read the advertisement. Of the
"MAdIc TINE OBSERVER" of Which
the Hubbard Bres., of New York,
are the sole importers. The "sfag,
ieY is receiving the most ~ilatteriug
cpmmendations of tbs Press
1'A1&-Jewelers should ,eatl
Salisbury's advertisement ana,b.
,er column
Gen. Rockers Address to the Army
rr January Eth following has
just been published to the Army
ofthe Potoma::
HEADQUARTERS ARMY POToMAc,
Camp near Falmouth, Jan. %. I
General Order, No. IL
By direction of the President Of
the United States of America.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-01-29
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEM COM,
TEMPLATIJG MARRIAGE.

Hear what the Baltimore correspondent Of the Odd
fellow, Boonshoro', Maryland, said Oh Thursday the jlst
Of May, 1860:
Numerous cures Of discGseB caused by carly inliscretion
having been performed by the English Botanic Physician,
I feel it my duty, having a knowledge If them, to state
the fact, believing that in duingso | maydon service to tho
suffering. one ease in particulIr-that of u young man
in this city-is worthy Of note. He had become the
victim Of a habit, the mere allu>iun tn which causes n
shudder, and after years Of suffering aud loctoring gave up
all hopes of recovery. lie wished to marry, and was
dearly beloved by rs sweet a girl as ever lSpCi words
Of affection, but he was fearful. nervous, and Frustrated.
lie dared not wed on account of the shattered state
Of his system. lie sought relief at the hands OF 'e DO
tanic Physician, and, astonishing rs il may seem, all the
bloom and vigor of youth has returned, and lie is nos
the happy father Of a pair Of bright boys
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-01-29
NOrICE.


Amasa al. III Attachment
def 49,,
yINIE oai uio, ,. Carroll, of Indiana,
is hcrrb !, titled, that on the 22d day
Of November, 1862, the said Clinton Chad
wick filed IN the Court of Common Pleas Of
Preble county, Ohio, his petition against
him, stating that on the Doth Of March, l848.
the defendant gave plaintiff q note for $3.50:
90, due December 10Th, 1913, and secured
the same by mortgage on oartn'n real estate
in Camden, Ohio, which mortgage operated
as a second lien thereon; That said prem
ises we're sold on foreclosure Of the first
mortgage, and at the March term Of said
Court, 1852, on a distribution of'tie pro-
ceeds Of said sale, after discharging the first
mortgage, the residue was applied to the
second mortgage, but left a balance of&lGl:
II, due to plaintiff on said note, and for
which said Court awarded exccutionin plain
tiff favor, and for which amount, with IN
terest from April ,, 1852, asks judrmc7!
against defendant; ard secondlr
ha' " Fnbru1'~ ri"
az
,., t,l.e 'n" pp.r',,
,yf a.... vat. .n,op-st r..i"aI ask, lgd.-
ment ayaU5- iricularr, an attachment has
b4nu sgr4 and srr,ed N this case. aDj un
less the defendant nlneo.g and answers or
lcmugs f.. said petition, ou or het,'e rebrl.
ary ~ 1868. d. Judgment will be 'a',en. and
an order TO sci, the attached property, or
other proper ogdJr, asked ."t'U his absence.
GILMORE & G.@rnElL..
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-01-29

1't1&'Jewelers should ,eal J
Salisbury's Advertisement il ana,b.
,er column
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-01-29
GLORIOUS NEWS FOR TIE LADIES.
A PREVENTIVE TO HAVE Chill
2 ALV 7 SV
nREN,

Hear what the Cincinnati Weekly Press says on the 9Th
OF March, 1862:
Wo are decidedly opposed to drugs md to advertised
remedies for the prevention OF having children, but We
feel 1t our duty to acknowledge a benefit from any and from
every source when IL is for the relief Of suffering humanity.
A fact has come to our knowledge that ought to be pro.
i~mulgatcd and widely circulated for the benefit Of those
ladies whose delicate health makes 1t necessary to prevent
any Increase Of family.
About twelve months after marriage, n lady Of our a.
quaintanCc gave birth to a daughter, Int her sufie -ings
were SO great that her physicians ~lrspaircd Of her recovery.
This mad, her dread the very thoughts Of again becoming
a mother. She tried every thing to prevent a repetition
Of her suffering, but without succeeding. Two years after
marriage she was again confined, but her suiierings we're
30 great hat the child died, and her own life was ~dcspaired
Of She was told by her family physician that If she had
ANY more children he feared her life would DO the iUreit,
As all the remedies she hal tried bolure had failed, slp
applied to the botanic Physician, DR.. RAPHAEL
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-01-29

Attest e ". ,U,H, Clerk.
pe o. = w--Pr i,57 30.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-11
R1flroA0s.

Ig.FF77-7ss53-.77-zs5ss BOSTON & WORCESTER
t-ss7-tsss rs 20 GAILRCAD. --SUMNER 4RRAEGR.
Z. go KENT, commencing on MONDAY April
PASSENGER TRAINS leave for Boston, as follows;
Leave Worcester at co. $40 a. IN, l2iO, 5 OO m,
" Lower station exp, $50 a IN l2,+j, $3.50 exp,
N;.,6gyg ''a0am44op II.
lir4I3n, az. 1905 4 N. l., ais .. N.
HSyo $50 y a y "a IT, i, II 81 ,Bd
Cur!ay.lla, i4l ~ % 4. m. ! y. 5 q ,. N.
ashland 7%8 1926 m: i,5O, $40 ,, III.
Milford i.iH e.b ul D % p IN
EJtsnbOro IS 80
Marlboro, ia =. %, 3 % p
lframinFosv y Express 40, 500 1919 { m = ,3o
= s Gs,i o." S3a ' Ill., 1 ga a. m 300
,1%3 ,s7 a. q Il r. SI-9l2' iL94 "oF M 49,
Grua le, 5tOt Is, 14j4 sis, 81. TO- 70 m, 30 23J-
ass 52O+, - 500, $50 p. n On sunday, 81 a n
II 10 ana lis q
an come, tion with trans on Charles Siver Granch.
TRAINS leave Boston. a. follows.
Worcester AZ rs rX d. us $50 HNn. l30, 2,3O
EHn,, 90 $50 Up, 80 t.Np. 70.
AloaaJ 40, 81 LAn; a. IN $50 SXn y, n.
EXP, 20 LN9. D.. m
Ayew YorS. w Norgteh, 80 EXP. p.
Eillbury. lis & ~. 90 p. D.
Grafton 1.i5 e, l3g, 400 IN.
WestbofC', 5l5 .. N, l3o. loo $50 En-, IL.
EouthNorGagh, 7I5 a m, l,50, 10 m.
CUfdAtle. ia a. T.. I3G, ~ y.
Ashland, Is a. m. 30 60 p. NJ
birmingham, Ala, rs, $50 exp. a. m. 100, 80 Exp
{, l30, b 10 EXP, S.35 exp. u.
MHuru, il5 a 10. I.3j, D 30 p. 10.
NGrthhorJ = 81 D, %,
Aas3uro' / 80. ! 30 ,. N
!,atc6 IS $50 IA. 30, 4Oo, p
West Hcwton. IT'S, s. 93v II m, LA 8, 400 s. T.
GsooI.ine, l25. 49, O. n*. Ills IN, I2Ij*. l. 245
Il. 500, Gl5', 7l5 g. lOpm On sundays at 10 10 M
55-su' .is5 Han Train 1t 81 pm
-, connection with Trains on Charles river Branch.
eost.u Aprii " I5s3 dte @'
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INottester Badly Spp,
wocee.ter = .aee-sqmmer Arrangement


Mails Close as follows;
Northern Worcester County Vermont and New Hamp,
shire via Worcester Nashua Railroad at 500 and
are due at 100 p. m.
Fitchburg Lancaster, Leominster West Revision Oak
dale Clinton, Lowell, ard Nashua, Y. H., at 600 m,
and $50 p. m and due at 95 M. snd 100 p M;
els am.
City OF Boston, $50 and 800 a. m, l2l5, 9, and 500
p, and due at $50, $50 a. NJ 3.4O and 6l5 p m
Maine, Eastern New Hampshire ana Eastern Masss'
chusetts-s,00 III, and sea r. M; a1c arc due At Wv
a. M, $40 and els p, m.
Providence Railroad bV a. m, ana 50" M ana are
Way Mail on Providence and worcester Railroad 3.SU
p m and is due at $40 a.
cesterl a. n, and are tue at l2,4l D. N.
Albany, western Eew ORR and Western Statesj 5
q. m and 81 D. m. and dae AZ 2,l5 and AS p.
Springfield, q n, and $3.50 M; aud are due at ~
Hartford ali Connecticut Except windhsm snd NOW
London countas,l5 a. m. ana 800 ?, m; and are due
Towns on line Of Norwich and Worcester Railroad and
New London and Windham County Conn, 1900 8. IN
New YORK city and Southern states so a. m, ami at
Barre, barre rlsins Pets-shqn Paxton, Dana, North
Dana, a1d West Eatiand, 4I ID and are dne AZ 'Vi
Holden, Rutland, North Er-lart S.. atom, Gold
brook, and OaShHn, 33A p s.. -ts. s.- 'ii' '' IA
Leicester; 945 rd ana GOO - l., al' $50 @~ "a SOU
q. IN, and 900 p. . -
Mili0ury, and West MIhgr' 6@i nl and $50 b. m ;
and due TT $40 8. n. t' b. 81 p 't
Shrewsbury, BIS p lt IS iIe Do 40" M, ,
Grafton, New Elea1a s..-''. ans '.'.1'''e' o''V a.
m. and are due at 1851
Framingharn, South Ft..1s.a.4. asinton, ANh!and
W0Odrle WcstbOro', NUU,-..slr0'. tthh3-2' Jfd3
vile ana Grafton, l2.l5 p al .c. 3,e a. I'D a. IN
and 500 p and are due At $50 q. n. r.d 10 N.
mail for New YORK aud 8osqn and beyond, is closed
Office hours from 4j q, m, to sG0 p. m. Sundays
from 1900 to 1910 a. m. J. NJ. EARLE p. M
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Me0ic1nes.
DO CToR G. A. Hills
Female Regulator,
The Greatest Remedy of the Age.

The Greatest Rernad1, nf tLa Ao.o
~~"ttsSHJ W. NuC AAtS
For the use nf sir,,la or Al au.i., ,,,.,..
ma, he iuelly = M "a ~ oei ~ ei'la,es
cesstu, ana nvsinable snac,d 5a' 70 sui aiI
derangements o6str,,, tn3t" ny , ~ a.
difficulties pec;tiinr in tbn S Fnu ~ iiV"s s
aow before tho nub,ic ' a., g f" ,!tun ~, ~
SENIOR in Especial Dise.sas d a,i,' I Iis
long and varied ,ractr" " "11 i,,s,, ,,,s
Years e.d Il ,ysr,is Nos VI ~
~ Delicate Snd Il9cult 'i i,tH t ''.e
ana Diseases, srtinu frnu, u l', ,, us
ton and rlnCtiups Of tho Ea, - ~ w
spro, his parucular subject ~ - ~ 80,
and siudyt mich dsnar, ~ a.. %tss nv ni
practice il HISS been his Ain ~ ~, "a ~, tn
ath1r3GsN test and issue tne jiscr3sn NJ
N1Es-i.Jteniy aud Indian Ararts ~ -
NJ telia Mcdca, with Tie New ~ 'r .0
ductn. a Convenient SAFE ana Tertt,,,
Remedy for al easey of Irre,rnI artini III
SupDres, .ons and Obstructions ami theiy
.ate copate arpctins Of the female system and III
resnIf IL he nrodnst zion OF his w
ISFAIITRlt FEM ALE REGULATOR
tTrysTPrsi toNpausp a preparation which danv
a, ..ada nr,,a w 10 Inn.t snaad, and eairacinns u
its oraratinr and il Warranted Harmless and alwavs
sncee3sf m All cases when used according to the drec
lions
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BOTANIC MEDICAL E8TaBLlSHENT

4 FEW WORDS TO YOUNG MEN.-During the prac
tice Of fifteen Or. Till has in contact with
almost innuneTable OF Debility, cccasiOned by
dreadful habit OF solitary self abuse. They continue
20 warn all youn6 men WIN not afflicted avoid
1t as they value their lives and TO advise all who arc
troubled with the habit OK its consequences where
they can be cured OF such trouble and know
the dire disasters resulting in the attendance of them
IN time 1t 10 eXaggerati0n to that three Iouths
OF the insane their malady this horrd habit The
nropueorS OF Insane Asylums cOrroborate the state
ment and If the victim escapes insanity idocy he
or she entirely untitled tUr the real pleasures e
either III or out OF the domestic eircle-wih procreatve
powers ruined, afflicted with distrust ever doubtful
his friends in tact, perfect hyp0ehondriac, what is he
Mt Tor but TO out and die Attend to them once
al you who are addicted to this miserable habit or
may De TOO Late, and you may down dshonored
grave hardly Mt to meet the God who you pow
efs wlhch you nave made instead Of blessing,
as they were intended There exists not in the wbois
world an object more oathsOme miserable than one
thus broken in health and hopes Avoid il then as Won
wish for happiness and heaven
DR. Hill practice Is wholly the botanic principle
and therefore upon q natural foundation
Office No. ~ Main street, Worcester open from a. NJ
to ~ p M Letters postpad will receive prompt atten
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XVOKCESTEK HORSE RAILROAD.


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EF2A A&s%sg ES&pA
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DIR. s. HTS
TTFETT ypTT yNTTEFT@ETFTl
=
craa+ ~ THE Pa,
FOE lIErM>TlsA GOVT, EETRALGIA;: LUNBA
BKIISHs. CUIs AND WOUNDS, PILES,
uEaDACllE, AND ALL RHEU-
MAIlG ND NERVOUS
DISORDERS:
neve- fls his hn!ment is epared from the recpe Of
Dr. >cpHru sweet OF Connect the famous bone set.
ter aud been uSedin his practice ormore than TWEEN
ty years vi b the Iu,t astonishing success.
any preparation before The public Of which the most
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fail -
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siT,pA, arising rom lmprudenre or excess tis Ligl.
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ih% F 'r IN a rsstog, IT. 70 'e aa9 yiao Tia,
it is ito best known. al ,ha!lr'ae ;he world to
sS rei Egi aid o y | cases Ss % 70 e SGra
rgj.cai cure. ...,, .,..,,..
9Li,NSl Ahp SgRE ..E1at are sometimes, ex'
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ment Of me oi,t IS In IL TO er # aie 1o FL
te . may eeo"q'e'ed0y this Lment in TWO or
BRUISES, CUTS, WOUNDS, SORES, ULCERS,
BURNS And SCALBS, ,icld readily to the wuudcrui
LiSME& Wei sc acerg to drrl,i Vs., Also $50
Gi Hn u, a. FRoSi ED FEE' ANNiNShCi BITES
+'hN1 F'o!SNh V"HaR
the TS aPf 'S az M &c o qss
and which render 80 many ohio ryI.f ,aabie hrses
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DmIItn1GEA

NsILLBURY AND WORCESTER ON
- HIBus leaves No. 1873 Main street, at 70 and
~ p M From @ilbury, leaves Doyall's Hotel at I@
r. u, ana ESQ m; and leaves the Post Oce ct a.
m. sili D. s2U
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?l3rgud Can4.s toms Al Albany with the New, Yofs
Central, Troy ana 'trecubll, ard Hudson River rail-
roaas. y! Chatham, "it' rAe Harlem ana Hedson ana
HOsG5n Iaiir At state Linz TIE ousatonic
railroad II fiusfeld witt, the rttsdoid ami Notts
Adams, ana StUcIbr;igc and lltsfe!d railroads. 4
Wostue'd ~itn the Jam 5hice and iamuden railroad
A. %p7nsieIi "itE the lertoId, New Haven AID Spri
uoid Connecticut River Rev oGds Psiner vii.
the New Lond0N Palmer ana Ni!nmautiJ and Belchct.
to IN ana Amherst rai!rf ads Al Worcester junction
with the Providence and Worcester, " rcester anj
Nashua ana Norwich and Worcester railroad
Hor-as43r May |. 1867 ELNEN GRAY, Suu.
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re3 DIFF BoYDGN'S EXCHANGE OFFICE.
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educational,

EETORC SITES MERCAN ?ILE
~ ACADFHY. No 26s Main street.
NDcY Day md vcning, Tor ladies .nt Gentlemen.
lat uctiou in writing BJoA-keeDjng, commercial
Arij! me- is, Ec.
$40 class students enter at any time, as
each receives separate instruction.
For terms, references, e, address
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nj OkWICH & WORCESTER LINE
~ OF STEANtR~ EEMOVEp 20
Ss e ~ 80 "a 81 As = 81 &c Y Ess,
foot OF Vestre siren New Yort
s5sambDat Train foE saW london leaves Won.
GssteJ Daily,
sundays excepted) 1T too o'clock o. m there con
osctinL Wl.!I the steamer Na1N O.f boston OF
A0G&Ai Is, #&DNESD4 rs. AAD Ffl9AFS,
ard ire new Steamer CITY Of new YORK. on
NESG4YS. THGHSDA{S, AND AgG3DAIS,
ndine ID NEW YORK at Inc Scw fler Foot Of Vestr,
Street
mvS diff P ~ M.ANDBEWS, Supt
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rcsut, being the production aF a physician widely
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coed those Of any other practitioner OF his age in all
tr,i hes OF Private Practice to he found in the
try ~ NO preparations are warranted Genuine IN
less purchased at The office ui Or. illL No. 81 Main
strept WorcnstAr