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True Democrat., 1863-01-07


 rca Butterfly Weed Serpeuaria Cranesb Coniuia, s.y oscs aIls, tvnan Cu.umbo, Ppckpcya Inbens boneser Hops, Lavender Caster oil Beans, Mustard Seed | HOWARD SMITH, Surgeon and hod.cal "urvcyor, ! 0ct % 1862 2m Tgans-ilississiv}i District.
True Democrat., 1863-01-07

wn. A. Emkhcal onl Petition for Debt. Wm. A. Barker garni=
 shao- Ilrt.DG- .nis
True Democrat., 1863-01-07

Drc 10, 1aa2 cost or ady S2 rer wecs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-01-03
CITY MILLS.

NwING to the difficulty Of getting Good Wheat. We
ar. now receiving per rail IOWA AMBER WHEAT,
making a sn, erior article Of Flour Those wishing
Chci =, article would do well to give us a call.
CUSTOM WORK
The abcve Mills being newly repaired and having all
The most in proved achine Of the tmes, are pTepA-
r.d IN do Custom Work. with entire subtraction both
~ regards quail y and yield.
....-.. SEED WHEAT y :
r.-,,.r. x;sh;pv n ,ir Seed Wheat cleaned sf all
- 80. vs ran do il for the LIZ buskei. The
of this Il appare: t. as wheat 10 bought
BY it's weight to the measured bushel
OTTAWA JAN 1S-tl W. IODO.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-01-03

Major General MsDo,se1 30 . 4~h1ea; 81

Ma;so, General MeDo,se1 > ~ - 1vhrr4t at
( Move brio.ds 10 W..f;n ;n~top .. sr..,,;.
|, " A. nos.ible Send ntha re.;uent nov,
1t Aouia the moment Won have tr.n.nor.
tafion. Ba.ks has been driven ftov, Nir.
chester. is in full retreat near Harpef' |.
Ferry. No time il To beIest The hr;e,d.
nav ordered il be in addition 70 the YOU
are sending to Manassas, xnd should be
Signed EDwIx n. STANTON
communication exhibit the state of mind
which the War Secretary was In We'll
not to recapi,ulate the events, We Ill ( now
what was the result Sixty thousand
troops were thrown into the Valley and
renamed there, while jackson, wheeling
about, marched rapidly back to Riyhnond
ana 1eii upon EeCleiIan right wing NC
N,weii, JUST before, moving from Fred
ericksourS, writes May 26th) to the Presi-
dent: y b.Ftu@3ir -,,s-.s7..., $50
There seems TO be an impression that
sns forces OF the enemy who ieit here
Salurday night and Sunday morning have
gone 70 reinforce jackson, and are actual
" part ot tne many tnousands now report
ed oy zen. Ueary. Inese u not . doubt
ne'e u as 70 the oirlect"h taken oy that
iorce' nor It's destination. - gs'ng to
ff'ehn'eed. ! am confirmed IN this to day
oy news gathered from the front livery
one who mas been In contact with these
troops say eut tho oae theme-Kicnmo
hichmoha, aicbmond-to lake part IN tie
dt' oa'f1s doont TO come on mere.
May Goth Gen. KimbalI writes to Secre.
tary Stantou from Ndnassas: THIS Is Ms a. l.
tutdest scare erer heard ot One more
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-01-03
Lumber Yard, Planning Mill,
AND
Sash, Dsor and RIind FactoFy.

NfJE have moved our Lumber Yard to Planning
wv Mill, near the Illinois River Bridge, and pre-
pared to furnish our FORMER customers and all others
with all kinds OF Lumber, tsth, and Shingles. Also,
constantly on hand xood assortment OF DRH SEA-
SONED FINISHING LUMBER. .r....
Having in connection with Lumber . Sash, Door,
and Blind Factory, and Glass, Nail, Paint, and Oil
Dep We enabled to furnish each AM every article
that Builders may want. saving you the trouble Of 60
ing to number OF different pace- to make out BILL
We also invite attention TO SHINGLE MILL,
which is now ready for operation. ant furnish
Sawed Shingles by wholesale or retail.
Our terms are cash. and We sell as low the lowest
Please call and examine for yourselves.
Office La Sale st., opposite Van Doren Osborne
Store. 1dec 22l STRAWN POWELL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-01-03
LOOK HERE!

Some th1nS new ia the hASbnese AsDcs
glyiIE subscriber has made arrangements to receive
Il constant supply Of genuine OAK TANNED Harness
Leather, and will other kiM0
An assortment of work, from . hane strap to . full
silver mounted coach harness constantly hand
or made to order.
Repairing done up good and cheap.
Carriage TrinmiDg done in the latest styles, and At
low prices.
on hand. ---.
csImunIus streets J. g STONE,
ottawa. Februsrv ts 1900 Late Stone Kels.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-01-03
SPORTSMEN'S DEPOT ;!
YY@N6 G MOORE

IMPORTER and manufacturer Of increase Twist ki-
and Shot 6unl, Of every description, Telescope
and Patent Mussle Rines Revolving Breech Crst steel
Barrels with Guide Starter, for hunting and large
uf Colts, BeaIs Blunt
4 Syms', Allen rhurbers. Gentlemen will find ~ my
shop everything in line, and warrant give salts
faction TO all that favor with their patronage.
in yite the cid friends OF H. p. BHCkKxa TO 1--WE me
call a. he my agent. Customers win always And him
m his post. Ny shop 10 Main Street, the Fox
POWDER shet, Wsds and GAPS. Cans let By the day.
iuais A1oAAe So01k-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-01-03
THE NEW YORK BAKERYI

nH J 1k. WhGELER.
sHSHE undersigned would respectfully form the tnha-
4 bitsnts of Ottawa and vicinity that he 10 nov
prepared furnish the choicest variety OF Crackers
such butter, Sods Lemon, Aberneth.
and Water Biscuit Also, Bread, Cakes, Brown Bread
Pies. &C. &C, in good variety Confectionery, OF the
choicest selection constantly on hand All xmas OF
Fancy and Wedding Cake made to order. ..
The subscriber having spar ed pains expense In
dttinE up wagon for the convenience and accommoda-
tou OF his customers and the public generally are NOV
able to furnish in their line to those vho de
sire. Those wishing the New York Wagon 20 cav ds'y
will please send their orders the n Y Bakery or TO
:he Post Once.
Remember the place, in Edwards Block, few
west of H. Thompsons store, Main street seud 10
your orders, and ther will receive proupt attention
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-01-03
Farmers.

Farmers.
-,r. sr remember that the subscriber 10 rsssiving
al his leather direct from Pennsy'vsnis and 10
e,,,n~ Harness Saddles, Collars, Hasfer? ana every.
hing in his line ~ low a. any sh'P ;" 'n' e-'' "
"e''' ALL WORK WARRANTED.
shop at the GO year, old stand .cIfh,ssss eorrer
Of Main and Columbus stfeeee. ee&ee :. .. c.Y-..
1000 PouNps Ne. oHErsc;; c;ss. sSs ::S ~ 4 )
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-01-03
BUSINESS CARDS.
1892 LUMBER, 1892
Lumber.

U9HE subscribers, having purchased the stock Of
Y lumtef and leased the yard formerly occupied BY
John Hossaek, on MAIN STREET, are nov prepared to
ts furnish all kinds Of lumber laths, shingles SASH
doors. &c. Also good assortment Of Saginaw boards
and dry dni, hing lumber, constantly on hand. The
public and builders are particularly requested ex-
anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
J.&J. w. CALKINS.
Ottawa, May 1862. flo-tH.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-01-03

HAVING purchased Of Philo Hard his entire stock
l. OF Lumber, respectfully inform the old custo-
mers Of this yard, and the public generally, that
shall continue the business At the old stand formerly
occupied by him, and socits share OF their patron
age. constantly receiving carRoes OF lumber Of
OF every description, including WlOE SAGINAW
BOARDS, EXTRA THICK FENCING, DRY FINISH
ING LUMBER, OF the best gr ,des, all Of which will be
sold At the lowest cash prices.
Also, constantly constantly on hand Nails, sssh
Doors ard Blinds, at manufacturers prices.
Yard west end Madison Street Bridge.
{S9-tk FRANK WARNER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-01-03
EAGLE MILLS.

yUyHE subscriber would inform the public that he 10
nov running the above MN, and is prepared TO do
- CUSTOM AND MERCHANT WORK
In the hest possible manner, as the NEi has been
thoroughly Repaired and Il in hrst rate order 5000
and attentive Miilers employed. and will be con.
stantly hand to wait upon customers Farmers and
others nnd IL their advantage to give me call be-
fore going elsewhere
NB-order. Flour Feed can he LEFT at the City
Market the M s-d viii s- promptly attended TO-
Ottawa, Oct 8. '&O J. WOOD
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-01-03

NJ. KNEUSSL.
s.r, a., I,rugois. and ApoLtecarg. Nam So O'o's.
fWHoLESALE AND RErAIL)
I'm orter Of Drugs Chesiczis French Cogniae bsSh
dtea Wines, &c, &c
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-28
Ayers Sarsaparilla

is compounded rom the most eIcctu antidotes that
medical science has discovered for this affecting diStCm
Is far superior to other remedy devised known
by all who have given trial, That il does comb,
virtues truly extraordinary in Their effect upon this class
OF complaints is mdSputablV proven By the great null
ttude OF publicly known and remarkable cures ii has
made Of the following diScaScg: E&tn.;'S EVIL, Dl'
ssiansutiaf SNveiiiHEs. TunOrs, E.ruptiouH,
sSoHe o. ST = nEhcuN's Fire, salt Esh unI,
scaii sAc;,N, Coughs fT"Ts GubeFCUiUus de-
pDetts ia ihc EU"G~, white SWclIings, De
nh'tS' DEoisN, NeurilSt:l, Dyspepsia, Eudjs
EestioHs syphilis and SypiIItic Infections,
hehcmrthl ESiSe;tseS, Female SSeaknesseN,
ahd, indeed the whole series compaints that arise
al cases may be found in AYERS AMERICAN ALMAYAC,
Wtlch IS furnished to the druggists ur cautious dstii
III "l tle remarkable cures which il ma made when
All other remedies have failed to afford relief Those
se are purpoSey taken from all sections OF the cou
Try, IN ORDER that reader NAV nave ACCESS
one "ho can speaE him of benefits from persona!
experience Scrolula decreases the erCrgies and
iuS e3VeS us victims fan subject 20 lease ii
~ llal results than are healthy constitutions Hence
Inns 20 Sio, ten, and docs ercatl, shorten the NetHe
duration % human life. The vast Importance Of THESE
CoHloeraiipuS has led to spend years IN perlecg
lcie winch Is adequate to its cure. mus we nov Or
Icr 10 the public under the name of AVER S SAESAFA
MLLA although it is composed OF ing edentS some OF
which exceed the best OF SzrSapaffHn IN alteratNe
power by its aid you NAV protect yourSeli rom me
suffering and danger Of these disorders lutse OUT Inc
"ul conceptions HAT rot and lester the BLOOD purge
out the Of disease aud vigorous health Will lQl-
low By its peculiar virtues this remedy sumhleS me
vital functions and thus cNpels the dlsemfers which
Turk within the system burst out on any part Of It.
we know the public have ber deceived ON many COM
pounds Of SaFsdpaiti0, that pro 0ised much and did
nothiHg bat hey will neither be deceived disap
p irted in this. Virtues been proven by abun
ing excellence Tor the ui the affecting diseases
intended 10 reach. Although under the name il is
very different medicine from any other which has been
before the people, is ccctuul than any 9TH
er which has ever been available to them.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-28
Omnibmses.
spENCER. LELnRSrER

SPENCER, LEICESTER.
sESgg9FfS~~ - CHERRY VALLEY NEW WOR
s,-tt12-5 n si1isS GESlER, and WORj 'ESTEB OM
yfB.7y7s l.t1g5s ,s NlEUS Summer AsTan gshtns,-.
'eszs4zssf l.slss2ssssi commencing Dec 8, 1852:
Leave spencer AZ a. n Leave j ID MOures Music
Store. -OI Main street, ST 5 90 p. IN.
lttys Leicester a. M. l.30 p. M: leave j %
Mnrc Music store, 90 Main streut, at 1890 q. M, and
j.tl .. o.
rp,'oaY, Thursda7, and Saturday Evenings: Leave
star 1T G3l and d Alootcs Music Store 2O7 Main
street. at DOS o'c,ug&.
Leave Cherry Valley Is minutes after starting from
leicester On ytcE trip.
Leave sew Worcester At $50 a. m, 10. 30 D. m 1870
n, iOJ p. IN, 40 p. leave 2O7 Main street al
5.ji %. m, t. M, 80, % 9 90 %.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Leicester H.lS ana Cherry valley at $50 g. N
Leave CRY Hall at 10 p, m.
.lcaya $a'y ~ocesicF NJ 10 m. ana 80 g. a. Lssys
Cit .t-l ~ close 81 meetings.
EEpF@as sEysalnsa- promptly aSfe,aFed On.
L. e. STeE 3 q O. PROM"
III ILLBURY AND WORCESTER ON
AVA NlBrS leaves No. 1913 Main street at 10 a. NJ and
t5O p NJ From Military, leaves LoyeN's Hotel 1T 81
a. H. Enc lz3O p M and leaves the Post Office at a.
n. ami D. dtf $50
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-28

In qfIerine IBIS edieine to III, public e my du-
some seven years ago while on my way from Prov-
dence to settle at the West rheumatism laid its iron
and nads me cripplc for four months Inner COM 81
ling me 10 walk with cfutch ard staff Being unahc TO
used all the rheumatic remedies heard Of gave up ali
hopes OF nel2 and mate up my mind to live and die
the Forest met tho Prairie gathering roots and
nfonSnt ne {i root aud GA me how to prepare it, My
IiIcI2, Ga prepare ana ucu Ii 100 and the most
wonderful pat If this history is, that in week Twas
able to 90 without clutches. The eighteenth day afcr
commencing s use, pr9nounced myself we'll, and dur
nE the ne%i week, performed journey foot, 200
miles nee from any pain ana moe han ALL Rheuula
DI. W. H. MULiCK.
the looks Of thcc Inherent sbooI Hence o MT t ",
afflicted. net with I'D articles a new dress so oten
whose healing virl shave caused many to reiotce and
to sreai most earnestly in its tIvor. Yea they openly
ailrl ta' It's curative power cannot be surpassed BY
anythnl hitherto known used.
During The last three years have fully tested this
medicine both IN caso and PrNj'icace, with entire
satsi'cuoh 10 hiNScu ana the pupEc generally
~ apcPsa- hheum tism, Neuralgia old roaming
tract wen those va croSe cts Efr lave q, ms H
bahed the 'octofs Of all schools medicines of sI
For have cured many such case, and pleds m, self
v."i ANY more or reHn lhe money il not cured
"nen the patient is and rnN or d. eve
FrequentIE IY~pepsas aas by humors on Che di-
sestNe "rtanS "ul soF.s are ,'tmors running cut.
Neuralgia and FhyGmatism huAor5 floating about
the system. Now We claim thai Malick's liz rdcf Gf
Prairie Thistle viii Kill tie uuinoIs ny pari,,fp to
blood more quickly aHd perfectly h7l. an, other nni
en- now m use, a3d tn rcure u MANY 20 mol all
Of The iollowils hunlura diseases v,thcr tue mani.
Fool ores, Sait i;houui Scald ead Biru Wn,ln ~,ro
Mouth and -. MACH Piles Eneuuati,iii Ncgrii. it ivcr
Compliant daEndee, Kinney Trouble, weakness ~ the
d. Narrel,s 10 as, hold PLY clan declares ,hat
ne blo 3D. Dr. JAYNE Of Phlade!phis, saws That 'un-
less tbs poisonous principle or virus inherent in The hat
nan s. ten can be destroyed 10 reliable cure can be
2luiiek's Extract of Prairie Thistle does destroy this
tfn.i vim Ittfga
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-28

the constitution. descending IRON parents children
unto the hrl and fourth seneratom; inacod, it seems
70 be he rod Of Him who saws Il will visit the nquites
of the fathers upon their children. The diseases orig
mates Ike various ramcs, according to the it
ttckS In the lungs, Scro'uia produces tuberceS, and
finally tunsumpttoI in the stands, swcllmgs which
sulphur Il and become ucerous in the stomach and
wells, deraneemcnts which prodncc indigestion dys.
pepsa, a liver complaints; the ssin eruptiye and
cutdeops affections 1hcsc all having the same origin,
require the same remedy, viz. publication and nviPora-
ton Of the Blood Purify the blood and these danger
ouS dStcmpcrs leave yOn with tebc, foul, corrupt
edbiood, on cannot have health: will that life of the
nesh' heathN You cannot have scrOIulnms diseases.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-28

l''e ageh' o. IT, o. FHtedt H7cs, Washington, under
10 state Sc, "vposi1r a6jIAy So, ;soetoB.
After an extensive practice of 0owaris of twenty
years continues G" Secure Patents in the Quilted states;
also III Great hritan France snj other foreign coGn.
tLieS caveats Spvc'acatQHs, 6ooiS Assignments and
all Papers or Drawings for Patents. executed ON liberal
t5rni, t@ WIN IisratcE Res arches made into Ameri'
Gan ana Foreign W'ihs TO determine the validity o. utl
~ OF Patents on inseutioIsnu Legal or other advice
rendered in a HItte-s touching the same, Copies Of
Dollar Assignments recorded washington
put through /; inventors have ADV autages tor securing
faiehtS Vi 3scertfnin4 The ttentahity Of inventions
uastrHissed by, 10 not mncg,Uyably superior to, any
ais below gwen prove ti Goa IS 1r0B Ii-tiit9.,s!:
1AGEs AID ABILITY, he would ada that he has
aEIuiiHt reason 20 believe and can prove that ut no
other o1ta OF the kind are the charges for professional
services Moderate !hc immense practice Of the sub
acyi!4uete vast collection OF specifications and Of
These beside ai5 extensive library Of legal and
tne United States and EGope, render h.m aoc, beyond
question: to oHer superior facilities for obtaining Pa
Al necessity of e ioarneY to Washington, 20 procure
patent and the usual great delay there, here saved
TESTIMONIALS
"ircgorl My. EtaS of the most cGUqJte ard
nterc5arsc '''' GHHGiE &> Mls 9fy '' 0'''
Commissioned Patents.
- have hesitation in assuring Inventors that they
ggry and more capable puttiH jher appieations IN
aIgn o. (eeHTs i"r them an 2rly and favorable cond
,EDMuND ncREE.
M. r II. Eddy has made Tor me rluRrEEN appIi
cations all but which patents have been grant.
OF Talent an lis PARK leads e 10 recommend al
~. s,''2 10 @lG 10 hin 10 ptr,aFe Their paients as
bestowed nihercases and lyer Tes la6e charges
During eight mon his the subscriber in course OF Ills
TEES &I@EhIS EvETY IN f of vI1, s ds "a
~ d
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4 MhB}CAN &F0BElGN P TENTS
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SoLICI't'fs Is '9F' l. d E's''NT-TES
Lste Ageat OF 0. S. Patsat o7cs Hasbagtop, Qsadey
The del et ls3!.j
: Is State Sc, opposltr E6iIgry So, esoe4,n.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-28

A RNOLD'S BALSAM, COUGH Kill
"A LER AND PILLS, for sale in quantity at
jos DIFF GEO. X. SPURR'S.
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Lucius Stone,
James Deery,
Chas Il Fairbanks,
John NJ Dodge.
Patrick Dan.
Geo Il iIewett,
Calvin l. IIartshorn.
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Geo Il Forbes
Newell Hrbbert
TsaaaR Joslin.
Henry Trlsdeil
CHARLIE i Willard
Franris iinvla
owen Kane.
GEORGE Pbillins
Arthnr W Eichar'is
Jossnb : CLARK,
Ewing + Rice,
Charles o Fessenden,
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+--h @.'u5

.----... ...,.,-=-, NY &. -sr5,T, III t.sr,r,vI
.rsss1t755E ~, ''4' ~ ~ - Ast'-''J 8 A24l
.---'--- LISA Ako I'D. --NtHHLR AGhhg3h.
sF{,YY colnmenCu. pu MONDAY a prii
%, tss3
PASSENGER "HatNS iesYe i9T Boston as follows:
Leave - J-ce- ar 80. 0t. $40 9. NJ l2i0. OO nm.
" Lower station exp, $50 4 NJ II, As, $3.50 eX p,
5ti, g - exp.
hlil.l-y, . 30 a. ll.4 a .. IN
2tutcH i.ls, lV.U5 d. N. |, 5,lS .. NJ.
MeS!Horu' l.at 1917 g. IN, Il, $50 pm
scarborough. Z u.s. lU2Ga. m. 20 and 5 80 m
Ashland, as 1885 d. az. l,5O, 5.l9 .. II.
Milford. Il0, 9.45 g. M. ; % p. IN.
Ncrthb5-o'- G.55 m.
Marlboro, 49, J. n. 825 p. =!
Al cS 565 c56 Hxp p n, '''' '' ''1S H. " '''
N9tcA' 6,t5, ~ ii:.3 a; n. 3QQ s 10 2, IL.
. ~ ~, e ~ Oh "lz Il=- " or, m, 1871,
81, D. D. ~ " o.. ~ =: 10. So . . 80 .
Gf39Slle 5to, H. ~ d. Is 49, y NJ 5o 2a3+,
% Ia i 9's' se'' '''' p III On sunday s4' m
l. ~. Nv "i ny. 30 p H.
IN Colee Ni Trans on CG2ti-s oivet Branch.
,,, titAlA5 leave tt95ton, ~ follows.
NoiGSstet, a.! 40 OK g., 10 $50 Exp III l3O Z3U
49, t.VV 2,gv t-,1p:, . 81 Exp p. m
;,Iua.ls5, +'.9 5oJ cs!. g. III -.aV A2r. D N.
roI Ss% ORR, va Springfield, 9.3O Exp 4. H. 23U
EXP, 5 90 Rap: p. 70
g95L'ts..Lt-} i;l7H ~ 3 W .; m
G{@iiel, i.IJ a. m i.5t 90 ~.
MeSsJ3-ol 90 =. va, 90 400, 139 Tx, p. m.
SOutupCfDtGh, I,l3 M Il3O w m.
CotQ%Elile- IN q. N. 30, 90 .. III
ashland, I.i5 q. m l,Hi 4VO p. N
ttsi.-.5hA1 ]la ID, so Gzp Il N. 100, 80 EXP.
p N.Y. ,l.'0 :, sq' Sou ESP p Ia.
Nor.b5or5', 81 p, n.
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lzvEzFs-.----7zys WORCESTER & NASHUA
s-==s=-s ===+szs-,t A II, K o AD.-FALL AND WINTER
gsA i.It ANGHMI-AI.-On and after Nov j.
Trans follows: Leave worcester at go and u IS
m, ana 4iQ ..
Leave Nashua At s. N. aid l. m and p. m.
Al Nashua, all trains connect with the trains o.
The Northern, the Passunpsc, the Boston, Concord ans
Montreal, and Vermont Central Railroad.
At Urcton Junction trains conf ect directly with ths
trains OF the stony Brock Rairo9d and also with trains
Ct the FtchJurg Railroad aItb the eTceron Of the As;
train Boston; az ftchbuCg vita trains Of thg
vermont and MASSACHUSETTS, and Cheshire Railroads.
FOR tHIther particulars and connections with ctha
l1ad5, see Pathfinder Railway Guide tor the New gns
land States" &. W. REN EIlEE stunt.
Worcester, oct l8. 1852 Of
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Or. MJucNS EXTRACT OF PRAIRIE THISTLE
The Great Amencan Blood Purifier!


| dRICE 81 PEI; BOTTLE; OK SIX 80 TILES FOR So
| This is a Purely Ec4 table Preparation.
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RIlroad Conacct.oas-At Albany with she Nav Yofk
Central TOY ard Groenbash and Iia3s9H River rsil-
roads - Chatham with tue Harlem sl1 .lg.soD and
BOSTON railroads. At state Iine with tle isusat6nic
railroad IL Pittlhcld with the itts9eld api Nor,h
Adams and stockbri1ge and lits1eld railroads 4
Wostlsd vita the hampshire and Be,l. u railroad.
at Springfield with the hartford, New Haven and Spri G
field, ant Connecticut River Rail Cads Palmer vita
the New London. ramer and Wilimartic and Belcher.
to ana Amherst railr ads At Worcester Junction
with the Providence and Worcester, Worcester an 4
Nashua, ana Norwich and Worcester railroad.
Worcester May !, 1867. HENRY GRAY, Sup't.