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g tFA1ss. .TzAdA1HaiAriM iMssR, RozRnx rise
9et0r, QAxpenter made, an ,RddSes8 to ,thf
gs1du!stsS gs1 !:NS 9|sSs as Ell Wsss, e1, ,P3la pn ea Y %
cato tsGeherd1 style, fsnd thsI Shafdotei
OF tha COUNSEL which the ~ Wisconsin, iEa.
Inft91 offered 70 the gonEg, men to YhoIss
efPI5 %s ta.Ste e':Sa Sf sa
RsoallShg soms rsminisoehess M 81 EisSWti
cadet 'dnyh at West'P Poink Myi Carpenter
said:;
;>"But 70 return 70 Bob ua4u1ss. q he
j6ilgd the army of the 3H6gliion4tha
IhAde or Rpod ;msh 'kis ;She4IsSs1;. and be
paid the penalty Of treadon and suffered
The death Of alttaitoiat Carfickb Ford. 8
'n,G1SR.A Gafpett,,h 81 WHOM the Hob:
'ltM&tn tpatpdntS tSf FL tA Steaks. W&s ekiffod
il a,hkfrujh III West 'Yirgtniai tdS Oat
racks, Ford, the Htst 4nmmef. of .iths Wal
Hen Suffered Tho tdeath Of K9raisbt,' il
no other sense than Ger" Albeit BiHney
Johnston, .'spf ffafeF' the same death.
i #hY fe4E Stitch. 6f Stphewalf Jaokson.
Hh4 received his death !,wohnd bt '0haR-
cSflbr8xttie;, end thousands of 'Ot6sr1s
who5p fatd was indeed the fortune OF war.
bpt '6aF hardly hs cohsid dered the ..penal-
ons which they shared; az iii eyents.
with many brave meh and oflcerL Who Who
suffered death on the Union side.
"ButS to return to Mat: 'Oarpanter. y.
Point as toshs aim saa obeot %ea e5 S msis tha;r
professional career as follows.
WHAT is an army maintained for?
Why do 40. 00O, 600 OF people bear the
expense OF educating boys Tor military
service and maintaining the organization
OF our army? Why. simply. to. prevent
the operation OF lynch law;
FcrtupRtsly, we believe, the study of
the Constitution OF the United States is
included In the course of instruction at
the Military Academy, and the cadets. as
a general rule; have iintelligenrH en- ouch
to understand that The enemies whom
they are trained and expected to fight,
II occasion should ,rednire, are not their
own 4countrymen. The general of the
,asmy, a7bstter judge. perhaps, than the
Hsnat9f upon such SUBJECTS, has officially
gwen hia opinion, in which all high.
minded eoidiers ouill hcuri that police
duty 10 the last service to which the army
should Pc aaMgned. We do not know
now At - inSWisoonsin, but ia Maryland
we rely .npon. !nws,iupon judges. upon
prosecuting. oMcers and grand iuries,
np6ns tie police force in cities.' upon
ghertHss and smagistrstea and, d,ronutnbies
hrbuehtns' the State, To Z give Protection
to person and; PROPERTY, and to obviate
all necesGty f0r1 an appeal to q.lynoh
law, !" without calling in the aid Of West
Pointer its graduates, and VIE trust the
day VIII never come when the preserya.
Hon: OF OWL order in this country will be,
dependent,upon the ageloies WHICH Ser
nator Carpenter invokes.
< ,s.,,,'Ss' ~, ~ g; baltimore Sun.
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Livers'aid Sale Stables J

;S25A 7Ft9|lRA The undersigned
WI WI. S0htin1e g, aa,".e,tts the bu-
Quoted By AgnewG y Oo., :at the old stands Of
thS late frn. His'Omnibuses and Carriages
Will tbhvey passe ngers to and from the Rail-
erson Hon 90, or any part OF the city. He will
also furni sf Hornes. Buggies, Carriages, DO,
Tor hire on reasonable terms, and bolicits the
Pct ronags of.the friends Of the late firm.
~ 0pE .'sa ltig y-.:r. ,I - OWEN nav
! iJune i 5, 1911, r .il..: IN. june i6 &
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PR0CLAMATIoN.

EXECUTIVE DEPAnTNERr.
M/HEREAS, information has reaohdI this
W Department, that William Sims, ST.,
OF Darlington County, was, on the 21et day OF
May last, without cauae or propagation, shot
SANDERS, who has fed from justice, and ali
cessful. - ''tf .+l1i
governor Of tho State Of South Carolina Store.
said, In order that tho laws may bo vindicated
5y the arrost and punishment Of Sanders,
90 hereby offer reward OF TWO HUNDRED
DoLLARS for the apprehension OF said San.
aerss and his delivery in any Jail OF this State,
! In Testimony whereof, I have here
49, unto subscribed my name, and
}L.s. caused the Great Seai OF the State
to be affixed, at Columbia, this 18th
day OF June. A. D. 1871, and in
tho ninety fifth year of the Indc-
q; pendence Of the Uuited States of
Il America. G mi
ROBERT X. SCOTT, Governor.
T. l.. CAnpozo, Secretary OF State.
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For. Rent.

= Mx WE offer tho following desirable pro:
lGal5A perty for rent: T. splendid family RESI-.
aa.s PENCE. With forty; two Asres land at.
tacned known ae thetWalker Plaqo." Several
hundred fruit trees Of choicest selection now
In fan bearing. The lands are comprised
OF nfHhfH9Ha AID meadow, with bold free
spring not distant from thehouso. The front.
pear fonr acres inAextent,. facas on Upper
ar; Aha Il. O'NEALE d SON, p.
June III. Cotton Town
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s The Paris Communists (apmee 10000
So9 ;thsm) are to be sent to New .Oaledo.
xia. This is an Australian island, !, In the
Sonth S.! Pacific. about 200 niles long by
so, wide. il Tie present popliation Of New
Caiedonla ia about go, 000-a mild, tract
able Iace of, sAvages,S eaaily Brought nm
deE phEistiarl Influences. heefimate is
said to be pleasant aud the soil Rood:e
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Coali Coal! CoaU!l

kSHE undersigned has made arrangements
pared TO furnish COAL 1t s18 per ton of q 600
weight, cash on delivery. Orders left at
Greenyjlle Railroad Office. over South Caro-
lima Bank and Trust Company, promptly at
rtended t.. THOS. J. MOORE, Agent.
JUNO IU ~ --t -f-st mn
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DEBILITY AND EmAoIATIoN both


result from the lack OF ability to convert the
food into nutriment. How necessary, then.
Tor those suffering from theae alarming symp.
toms to Immediately rcHurt to a remedy th at
will strengthen the stomach and digestive
organs. For. .s Boon as this desirable object
has been accomplished the health improves.
and the patient resumes his usual personal
appearance. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
nave at'ained'a worldwide popularity in such
CASES, and have been proven The best and
safest means OF removing constipation, toning
the stomach, giving energy to the liver. and
relieving every symptom OF nervousness and
depression Of spirits. Its cheering and bene
hnial effects are highly spoken Of by thou
sands, who owe to 1t their restoration tn
health: No restorative in the annals OF mo-
dicine has attained thesame popularity in the
short space OF time it has been before The
public, or has won the high endorsemen ents ac
corded to this excellent tonic Many other
preparations, Purporting to bo oorrectiyes
and restoratives. have baen introduced. and
have porished one by one, while tho ponnIaritv
OF Hostetter,s Stomach Bittors continues to
increase, and is now recognized as stanilard
household medicine. Tho success winch nt-
tends the use Of the Bitters evinoes at onco
It's virtues III all caaes Of debility and diseasee
OF me stomach. Certilicates, almost without
truly miraculous power in removing tloso
painful and fearful diseases. And this time.
a. seems idle to do more than call attention To
tho great remedy or tho age, In order to
awaken public attention to its excellence. It
rs the only preparation OF the kind that is re-
OF the consideration Of the afflicted. =.
June 16 az
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Revisit Of Dr: RandalI: !;

AZ the extcrminator OF CoRES and BU-
MONS. whose reputation in this particular
Dfanch Of surgery is. already known, is again
IN our city. and can be found at tho Washing
ton House. As there is no doubt as to his
-sklil and efficiency in the removal Of theao
impedlmonts. to walking in comfort, persons
needing bis services should not doay in hay-
Ing recourse to his aid. Irna
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+ oiARRm MANHOOD:
How Lost! How Restored!
&AV Just published, in sealed enpe.
xksaAV f0p6. Prfce sir ee,1s N

=. lU15e. fTtcs, siL eeTifs. --
A LECTURE on the Neutral Treatment
Seminal Weakness. Involuntary Emissions.
Sexual Debility, and 1mpediments to Marri
age generality Nervousness. Consumption.
Epilepsy and Fits; Mental and Physiosl Inca.
pReity: resulting from self-Abuno, 4 c., By Ro-
BERT J. CUIyEawELL, NJ. D., author Of the
'"Greep Book" &C.
"a Boon TO ThouEa ndA OF EufYurora.',
E Sent un ier sea, in plain envelope. to any
taaetase. posEpd.d, on receipt OF six cents. or
IL CO., ,''
1a7 Howsry. New York-P. o. Dox, 4, $50.
JUNO 3mO
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.


REYNOLDS IMPROVEMENT
YaHOsE who have lost several Natural
Il Teeth, and have been advised to part
with remaining sound ones. as the first step
towards obtaining artificial substitntes. are
requested, before submitting to q practice.
crue! in itself and often unnecessarily per-
formed, 10 convince themselves Of it's fsllacy,
by looking closely into matter Of 30 much
importance.
The above Improvement was designed to re-.
sat 50 deplcrssls practice, and after tho
rough test OF moro than three years, is found
capable OF accomplishing what no other sys.
tenn OF Artificial Dentistry has heretofore done.
lt - now possible to obtain partial cases,
which will cave for years Natural Teeth, and
be at the sAnie time reliable IN every respect
An invitation is hereby given to such as
feel Interested to call at our Operating
Rooms. and examine duplicate specimens Of
cases now in actual uso.
NovGt REYNOLDS 4 REYNOLDS.
GPECIAL ATTENTION given to the oil.
~ lection OF Commercial Paper, Interest
on State and Railroad honds and Stocks, and
Conversion Of State Securities. by
Nov 29 Ono T GAMBRfLIi, Broker.
The only fno Playing Cards at PoLLocK's
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MEDICAL.
THE BRIDAL CHAMBER

iEssAYs Fon YOUNG MEN. on great So
with MAAnIAaE, with sure means of relief for
tho erring and unfortunate, diseased and de-
biiitated. Sent in scaled letter envelopes,
krGe Of charge. Address HOWARD SANTA.
ny AID ASSOCIATION, No. Q South Ninth
Street, fhiiadolphia, ia. May Is 9mo
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Bta!6 B6ntK CafoIfna:::=8partanDurE6o.
0OXRT OF 004fafPF Pleas, -.
LIN. Gentry, Plzintiffaks sIrIAt o. yE. Ysphon.

Lk 9o11a GeSsry Pl.intlE. IL tGlaME pf7hE4S 8 h yS:,o,
ton. Copy Summons.
W.T. .fs Ssafsss assss; "a & f:assa gsa
4 aTf sS o@mp,ans u desk sss .StGa s
Court OF Oomnaon Piesslfor said'Cannty, and
2eiibsrs sttS2ii ofass, ii Spsst tfSn,K W cSaGt &
tstsiae ssm@Hns on Ton s1G!osiyo s q The a.f
liz youf.i! to snavor this complaint within
tss ss ssssiss ssa s s, rs 5ss
Viii asfsss shs Bfs5s sss & sssb Sss
cent: Pos anhefii from the Teuth daEo dufie,
sssEs'na ess Bos sfESsgHtE9ns
= ~. ..ti' t'G .PiafatifsNttorpeya.3
psssa Tpns 1oi 1871 l.r.uansui ~ ,o.
"a, C.':BJ :taah hoiasn,.s9. .A.G ln ,u,,.,
shs e 6opg ISis xss as
aled in the oflos OF .tha Olerk OF the. Court of
t5s ceSst ssss hSs's 81
South g a, Caroline. :on,the Genth aAg st June, a,
= 5sns ts il ~ boha 49.s;Is atielss;..
State Of South OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
~, - - , co URT or eoMAf0N PEAS. 80
fsna hia R9ak S5 Ras
Defendant / go. a:yy N'I. 49, ~ ;;no'
79 Ms Defendant. Ale4and or smythe.
NV sHo! arc hereby .,y sammhhed snd dTequipe Ga TO
which was 6led in the. office Of the ClerE OF
Common Pleas. for the SAID Gannty!! 4 'oi 4he
10th day Of May, 1871 and to eerye . conv.of
sses .ser eas So SSGnPsR tbs
lqmota. SOUTH Cetplinai within twenty; days
atter the service hereof, e1clusiYe OF thc dsy
OF such service; and II you fail to Answsr the
plaintiffs in this action will apply to the E6rrt
for the relief demanded in eho cofnpiainEey
H:fa, .'..7 .BAQAMAN, Il q; WATIhs,.,
Dated Columbia, June 6, Is71.i. Sot1tyy;;
a8peed- =: 3. MtLtE4, G,.Q.0.. June 1--WE
State Of South Caposine,.,Union 60.
James M6pro, Plaintiff, against John {. Dan.
it1on md Mary n. .da5non,; his vifo, and
Tn; M3unrg. Mum IS Administsat6r Of the goods,
III tSe nsssn5ens1 nsI5eMndaAfs.-CD -CDpy 6Ao'1'ons.t
VoU are hereby summoned and required to
-, - ansNer tho comP!aipt, in this aotiop, Of
aud COPY .nsvsr apGR sSE
complaint On the ,aubscriber at his office1 At
!I,do, Union, South Caroline, within twenty asys
Of speh she sssres seree heTs9i s.Ginsis
as t4sgfa pi.in the
tih 10 tn!s action will iapply to the Nourt for
'ne 1ehet demsndsd 81 MMSan n the n'e !ooIpl.int.
Dated May 20, ls7I. .:ta"7;.N .'1'''''.n.'
To The Defendants, John Il. Cannon. MARVIN
Cannon. ' AA'
;. Take notice, that the summons in this nc.
fa,ion, ain, or which the foregoine is n copy, was
Common Pleas fer Union County. at Union
Court Eoase, il tho County OF Qa!os, !. .ho
State OF South Carolina. on the twenty.sixth
day OF May. 1871. r. MJ5NRn
. ,ia, plaintiffs Attorney G1ion;.s q.
: MAy ~ 1o1l. May 81 VIC
State OF South Oarolina---Richlaud Co.
IN TIE COMNON PLEAS.
Martha ]. Townsend, Administratri1 re jy,n
j. Huteon ct al. :G#j
A LII persons having claims again,t the
N estato OF the late Ssmuel Towrre,.tt de-
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A VOID QbAcKs.-A victim Of earlv in.
m, discretion, causing nervous debility. pre-
mature decay, &o;. having tried in vain every
savertised remedy, has q simple means Of
self.oure, which ho will send free to his fellow
snherers, Address j. Il. FUTILE, rs Nassau
skIeet. New York. Dco 20 fGmO
Free Soup every dpy. at Ii o'clock, At Pol.
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New Books. by Express.
DHYsICAL CAUSE OF THE DEATH on
a. CHAIST. DC. BY Btropd, and letter by
Sir James Simpson, ii. D. ~"
Hugh Miiler's Life and Letters two voi
umes. BY Peter Bayne, with portrait. IA.
Ghrlstianity and Positiyeism. by McCosh.
rnople.s Pract!ca! Poultry Book. complete. !
Mrs. Wistar. -1''' ~
Callirhoe. Romance, by Sand. 50.
Giimates for 1nvalids, by L. BILL. s125.
Body and Mind, by Mandsley, London. 81.
Little Men, BY author Of Little Women.
rike Qopnty Ballads. by John Hay. 100.
Mrs. Becton's, Book Of Houpehold Manage
ment. Most complete work. Illustrated.
just. opened, at BRYAN d McCARTERS
-Voue Id B0Okatoro.
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Reduction in Prices.

: "i!' Reduction in Prices.
TONS. ono OF the number iast
'tESS> received, very stylish. No.top
~ s5..-nuggies, -. Top buggies and Turn
seat seat Bugg.es IN variety. Fine six.passepger
!Enetons: on platforms; Fouf.psssenger php-
h9okaWsys. This varied stock is now being
May IS ". x. GREENFIELD.
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To Rent.
A DESIRABLE STORE, on Main street.
IA near the corner OF Blandipg. For terms.
apply to DR.. John Lynch. or
Feo 2l HENDRIX i BRO:
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state OF South Observation-Disclosures Co.
), IN THE COMMON PLEAS. ~
Martha J. Townsend, Administrative. rs Wrn.
|, j. Hutson ct al. :I,lFi M.
A LII persons having claims again,t the
IN estatc OF the late 'Ssmuel Towi,retd, de-
ceased, intestate. are required to prove. Them
day of July next. ". g. MONTEITH J
juno IL ~ Special Referee.
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TOTTON SEED OIL CAKE can he had
at sll tines. and in any quantity, OF
Jan III E. HOPE
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Hero is' the Remedy!
], ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
TAR AND WILD CHERRY !!

1NH!S compound Is purely veg table. and ia
Il infallible in The cure OF
Coughs, Colds, Catarrh,
Tightnoss on the nrenst.
Inflammation o: the Lungs,
Consumption,
Fnr saIe only at IS ,'st@.' go ''''
hxy'SO + HEtNITRH'S. nrug Store.
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1Whoopipg Cough Candy.

HERE is aomething for children suffering
IL wish sTTkoaaFf;sS Cough Drc:p, Coughs.
10. I A pleasant .-..edicine 10 the form oi
!hases, eGsctual in allaying coughs; Group.
colds. Keep the patient under the influence
:oa tae medicine oontaiued in this Sandy: viii
,Allay the violence Of the cough. At 7'
June u. HEINITSAS Drug Store.
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Tho coolest Lager in the city can be had at
PoLLocE's. -'
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Every One Drinks 8eegers' Beer,
BECAUSE it gives strength and improves
- tnelr heaith. March II
LOOKS. -
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CTOCKs, BONDS and COUPONS boupht
= and sold by D. GAhfBRILL, Broker.
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Gun and Blasting Pevde

A fine summer tonic is Hattorrs Bitters-
can be had at PoLLooK's. TE:f-''
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Mansfield and birmingham Division.
WINTER ARRANG CEMENT.
TRAiNs GOING Motif

Through Tickets, and baggage checked through from
The 10 20 A NJ. train from South birmingham connects
with trains from b. d. A r. Il. from Worcester and the
west Also the up-trains from Mansfield connect at
south FTamngham with trains going west via &. A. R.
X The 925 A. NJ train from Worcester connects with
trains leaving South birmingham at 1920 A NJ. for
Martha's Vineyard, New Bedford, Fall River, Newport.
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NORWICH AND WORCESTER DIvI-

n
~ SION, B., II. and L. RR, 1871
n TRAINS GoIsG SOUTH, LEAVE WORCESTER an
ster with train from Southbridge, and for Bos
ton; at Plainied with trains to and from Hart
New London rom rom west Side stallion i'1 wan" '0i
$50 m way Passenger Train Connects at wor
SGrg, Lowell &c at worcester junction VIII
Western and Providence trains; at Putnam witt
train from Boston; at Plainhed for Providence,
at Norwich with trains for New London, Mystic
cester with trains from Nashua, Fchburg Low
ell, &c; at Worcester Junction with E,xnres,
Providence and Worcester roads Al Pu fS.uh aiS
train rom Boston; at Painhed Junction trains
nom Providence and Hartford arrive in season n,
this train. Passengers from way stations fexceDt
Mebster Putnam and Danlelsonvliiel for New
oTS oy steamer from New London viii take thiI
7'sO m. Steamboat Express Tram for New York
S onrerd ~ worcester with trains from Boston
pole Franklin and Blackstone; leaves Ussg Norwlch
lor New London at O.15pm
o m TEAMS GOING North LEAVE NORWICH AT
axc IN: SteeSsm6oat Express train for Boston, daily
ton, Blackstone Franklin and Wapole; at Wor
Jester I9r Boston, Framingham, Lowell, Nashua
concord, fitchburg, &c This train leaves New
London london al LIS m, dependent on arrival Of
600 m. Way Passenger Train Connecting
Plainheld Junction for Providence; at Putnam
Ir S6sS09 q, arriving at 1920 M At Worcester
Boston, Nashua &C
l1'8O m Way Passenger Tram. Connecting at
sIIving at Worcester Junction in season for trans
Ur fa Ssssd Ns AND A
$40 m. way PASSENGER Train, Connects At Nor
d Janeda S R FSn r sew u sns at ven
cester with train for Boston.
Leaves Webster for Worcester a. 0.GOam.
Leaves Worcester for Webster at O.;s5 pm.
dit Norwich A WorcesfPr Dfyisinn.
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9tstelIanfous.
ROOMs NO. 5 and 8, 2S9 Washingto
~ st Boston,
SINGING, SPEAKING, READING.

SINGING, FEARING, READING.
THE ONLY TRUE METHOD USING THE VOICE.
W. j. PARKINSON would ask the attention of al
interested in these arts his now perfect sys
ten for securing the complete control of the voice.
TESTIMONIALS.
gives great pleasure say that Mr.. Parkersons
method OF teaching he singing Voice surpasses any
Of voice, and increased bodily health must result from
Mrs, L. B. MONROE.
know, by personal experience that Mr. PARKERsoN
is most faithful, Jealous, and competent teacher His
me hod of teaching how to the vocal organs with the
greatest effect and at the time with the least
and tear; the gymnastic drill he his pupils to
practice; the directions and eXemphcatons he furnishes
have in my own case been efieacious and rapid In
producing good results, as to surprise and delight
consider his services invaluable and heartily recommend
him to all who would learn to sing speak with ease
force and beauty. VIM. Il. ALGER.
BOSTON, January 26, 1863.
Having taken course OF instruction under Mr. PAR
KERsoN, most 6heerfuy bear witness to his merits
teacher. He has devoted a lifetime of enthusiastic
study 10 the voice, and teaches from experimental
know dge instead of accepting the usual traditions upon
the subject HIS method ORIGINAL and unique. and
cOnbnes certain excellence which 1t would be difficult
if not impossible to find elsewhere.
LEWIS b. MONROE,
Professor of Vocal Culture and ElOcuiiOn
in the Public Schools of Boston.
REV. G. II, HEPwoRrH says: 81 think your method
ceived great benefit already from your teachings wish
you might get hold Of all of clergy for you have
helped me more than other teacher the subject
Elocution. d3sM al0
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WORCESTER AND SPRINGFIELD DIVISION

WORCESTER AND SPRINGFIELD DIVISION
Leave Worcester for Albany and Way Stations (accom
mOdation) at 6.35
For Springfield and Way Stations 6s5 900 am, and 445
pm.
For New York and Albany (express) 1905 m, and 1880
and 1875 m. New York Sunday mail leaves at DOS p
". Sleeping cars will leave Springfield for Rochester
daily, connecting with 430 p m train
Leave Springfield for Worcester at 200 Tie llsOam
I'45 exp 400 $40 exp m Albany Sunday express $50
a m Sunday mail 1925 m (Monday). ''''
RAILROAD CoNNECTIoNs-At Albany with the Now
YORK central, Troy and Greenbush and Hudson River
RailToads. At Chatham with the Harlem and Hudson
ana Boston Railroads At State Line with the Housa
Tonic Railroad At Pittsfied with the Plttsfeld and
HV1 aatls ana Sockbridge and Pittsied Railroads.
~ Westhed with thu Hampshire and Hampton Railroad
AZ spIngneld with the Hartford Now Haven and SPRING
nelo ana connecticut River Railroads. At Palmer with
the New London, Palmer and Wiimantic and Becher,
G9M H ana Amherst Railroads. At Worcester Junction
Mlln tne Providence and Worcester, Worcester and
Nashua and Norwich and Worcester Railroads
q. o. RUSSELL Sup't., Springfield.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-24
H. A. BLOOD,
Supt. b. G, Il +. r. II.
|, 2. 1871. diff ivII
WORCESTER AND NASHUA Rail,
w ROAD.On and after Monday, June b. 1870, Passep

W RoAD-On and after Monday, June 49, 1870, Passep
ger Trains will run as follows:
Leave Worcester at $50 and Ills a m and 420pm
Leave Nashua at III m, l20 IN, and 500 m.
The $50 Train connects at Fltchbrg with trains for the
Vermont and Massachusetts. Cheshire and Rutland and
burlington Railroads, at GrOton junction with trains Of
the Fitchburg down, Peterboro and Shirley Stony
Brook, and Lowell and Lawrence Railroads; and al
Nashua with trains of the Wilton Concord Manchester
and Lawrence Northern, Boston, Concord and Montreal
roads. '
The Ills m train connects at Fitchburg with Che
shire and Rutland and Burlington freight passen
ger to Rutand) trains; Gr0ton Junction with Fitch,
burg, Stony Brook, and Lowell and Lawrence trans and
at Nashua with Wilton, Concord Manchester and Lava
renee, Northern Ito Franklin and Boston, Concord and
Montreal ito Plymouth trains.
The 42O p m tram connects at Fichburg at Tl5 m
with Cheshire. Vermont and Massachusetts, and Rutland
and Burlington Night Express trains; Grot0n Junction
with titchburg PeterborO and Shirley and Stony Brook
trains; and at Nashua with Concord Manchester and
lawrence, Northern Vermont Central Night Expresfl
Osdensburg and Montreal and Champlan trains.
G. S. TURNER, Sup