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LAFLIN NOT A PERJUREE,

The celebrated Cuban patriot and
soldier, Cavada, was executed on the
lst inst, at Puerto Prencipe. He pre-
yiOUsly wrote letters to Willamil, his
brother, AdalfO and other Cuban Cen
erals, advising them TO surrender, as
that was the only favor they could do
Cuba, that continuation OF struggle
would only entail useless shedding of
blood and that the Cuban cause was
lost at home and in the United States.
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POSTPONED UNTIL AUG0sT 81, Is7l.
The reason this indulgence is asked of the
public we briefly state: Our enterprise is one
Of magnitude requiring the establlshment OF
Agencies throughout the United states. We
have now secured them from New York 70
the eRcific slope, but In doing so more time
has been consumed than we anticipated. We
are in working order everywhere desired,
and place the day OF Drawing only two
mOntns Oh Iot tno purPose OI giving All our
agents, far and near, full scope for their best
lRbors. We started out to render the people
s. Distribution of valuable Real Estate that
should be satisfactory to them In the details
of It's drawing, and We intend to maintain
that point regardless Of all else. II there Is
TO be any grumb1ngs We prefer that Il shsall
occur in regard to the slight delay We ask,
than to have Il take place after the drawing
is over. On the 3lst OF August our enterprise
will be perfected. We do not. nor Will nos
require another hours indulgence.
Respectfully, PA8SAOEE a RUFFIN,
Managers Real Estate Distribution
Memphis, July 4. lS7l. iYt
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A committee Of the Common Coun-
cll, Of st. Louis, value the North Mis-
sour Railroad at go, 600, 900 and say
there Is 40 necessity for selling it.
such course would sink all original
stock and $780, 600 of the floating
d6bt.
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p q MS
Planetary Horse Power.

TNaE BE5T HORSE POWER EVER IN
i Vsntsdi The power OF the horse quadru-
plodl
MEMPHIs, Tenn, June y, lsIl.
We. the undersigned citizens of Memphis,
caftify that We this day witnessed the appn-
cStfpn OF Pyron.'s Planetary Power 70 an
EiRhty saw Cotton Gin, with the tollOW1ng
results: The Gin was revolved with me usual
rapiditY, with hull roll OF cot on, Dy Two
mules, at an esRy gait and drRugnti ana We
1urther state thai we believe II greatly Supe-
riOr to any horse power We have any knoWt-
edge Of and q power suitable foI every plan
ter using a Gin, Grfst or SaW-m1ll-
D. H TEAL. Machinist and MtllWright.
NEWTON FORD, drm OF Ford, Porter & Co.
ID T. PoRTER, firm OF Ford. Porter a Co.
IL HoPsoN, N. D, Memphis, Tenn.
JOHN ]. PrFMAN, n. D., Memphis, Tenn,
z. II. WHTTEEORE, Memphis, Tenn
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NOTICE.

Essmphis City Fire & Gsn' Ins. Guup'y, }
W MEMPHIS, TENN, JULY 10, lS71.
- At ameeting OF the Board of Directors,
held this day, Second Call of TEN PER
CENT. was made upon the Capital sseek OF
the Company, payable an ths 18th OF August
next. uylII F.W. SMITH, Cashier.
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T-Vv8u UuIna, A.AUsv ----------.
Republican theorists. 1t Is feared that
the appOintees of the Governor, being
all wild young men, may become ex-
travagant and run the State into
bankruptcy. This, however, may be
a grOundless alarm. The State is
pretty quiet at present and we do not
hear OF many ,yutrages. The Africans
are all at work, and the white people
are too busy recuperating their for
tunes to think of making any sort Of a
muss, hence the extreme quietude
of the country.
EDUCATION.
The educational system Of this State
is peculiar. There are ten Commits
siOners of Education, each of whom
does nothing, for which they receive
$1,000 each. There are some teachers
here and there, who run an occasional
school for four or five months, and
then begin inquiring for their pay,
and falling to get any the schoOl-hOuse
becomes vacant; the apostolic teacher
shakes the dust of the cross roads from
his brOgans and travels to other pas
lures where his services are better ap-
preciated. FELIX.
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transaction of all county business.
That is short and simple enough, one
,.---.T>1 aLs-l~ fN- N"@ '1'NS'
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No. HORSE,

@ TX years old-very gentle. Buggy and
y Harness car b0 purchased a. 3 sacflnce.
The owner must leave! Delays are danger
ousE
stock Emporium, second street
iy1Q III. u. "a WE
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SHARPE & ROBERTS, Sole Agents

For tbs sale OF State. County and Individ-
ual Rights for ArkRnE as and all the States o.
tbs United States east Of the Mississippi
rtvsr. - Full directions for building ths
Power given to each purchaser.
OFFICE.
Ne. q MOaroe street Aemphis, Tenn.
iva
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MASONIC NOTICE.

A SPECIAL communication of Leila q
"A Scott Lodge No. 359. F.A M, viii be NJ
mel d this (VVEDN ESDAY) evening, July/VN
LII AZ D elOck, loL HEIA ,1I,tta5 ~ TlS - -
By order g sTURM, W. M, pro tenn
N, 8. JUDAH, Secretary JyE
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TIPTOk FEMALE SEMINARY
COVIRGT0N. TENA.

TTNHE FALL SESSION OF THIS ESIAo-
i lished Institution wiz
Open on Monday, August 9TH, 1871.
Es- Send for catalOgut
tyI2 GEO. d. H OLMEs, Principal.
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Saratnna PavIEInn snrInu IaIatnr

TNHE most elective remedy for Dyspepsia.
I Bilto1Eness and Diseases of the Kfdneys
Sold by Hotels and Druggists. Send for
circular TO
PAVILION q U. s SPRING co.
VI General Depot. 1I8 Chambers - Ny,
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RAILROADS.
Memphis and Louisville
SUMMER SCHEDULE,
Iuns II, ls7L

Train leave Day Express......---...-.-r ~ an
New York. .------1ASfso 2.
q" ashvtlle......-....y-.-.---....o5 o5S1 p.
Elegant Rlesping cars run through g 81
louis and LOnisVflle on the I2:45 pm. tran,
and to Nashville on tbs 80 p M train. me
am. and $50 pm. trains do not run on
IFrnH U1T1o
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
MIssIssIDOI and Tennessee RaIlraad.

OFFIOE GI1SERAI. SUPERINTENDENT,
Memphis, May Is, lS7I.
an and after SUNDAY, NAY q, ISL, AM
fuIthsr notice, trains on this road VIII
y - follOWs:
run ~ A rrfRa Leave.
'-tly.-..zzO pm. 1:l0 pm.
neH orleans "a --......s73 a-IR. 4: 5 pm.
freight daily lexcept5n. ND.m, $40 am
DAY ......-.........4:4. 0ez,l SuPt.
sPIo JAS. YONGk,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BUCKEYE SALW

BUCKEYE SALVE.
-7~H'vA.' full SUNNY os
w R1CK EYE EALVE. We shall nsrszI-
ter he fl1ily prepared 70 meet the demann Tor
this Justly celebrated Pile remedy Whoi'sais
VI A0 G. W. JONES a CO.,
- 81 Main street.
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The Drawing Postponed
GARD TO THE PUBLIC.

VNHE DRAWING for the Real Estate, held In
Il the Distribution under our management,
which was announced 10 take place to-day, Is
POSTPONED Until. AUGusr 81. Iszl.
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LONDON, July u.-There is a strug-
gle among the Americans in Paris
to secure the possession Of Communist
prisoners as colOnists. Some want
them for Colorado and others for
Lower California and Arizona. The
Government is puzzled to decide what
to do with them.
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LIVERPOOL, July IL --Cott,ln quiet; up
lands 91s@91<d; Orleans e7<d. Sales 49,
600 balee; for speculation and export,
5000 bales; shipments from Bombay since
last report to the 10th, $1,000 bales.
Flour, 24s ed. Corn, No. q mixed, 3lH.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-03-16

.pathfnder" for a Northern Peci-
ffo railroad through scoriac wastes
and over the bleakast heights Of
The Rocky Mountains, and William
Pitt Kellogg, a gentleman Of North
ern or Western origin--a public
which is it? of no definite ubiety-
d clever and Industrious politician
in his way, but one, withal, who
probably never heard or dreamed
Of Pacific railroad on the thirty
second parallel until he had sue
cessfully taken il into his head,
and out Of his pocket, to occupy a
seat in the United States Senate
as the representative Of Louisiana.
One might almost suppose that
they had discovered this line Of
latitude, and that the idea of q
railroad to the Pacific by the most
eligible OF all routes had never en-
tered the mind OF mortal man be-
fore it dawned upon their spacious
intellects. But at least they are
prominent agents in one of those
indications which time is destined,
more or less slowly, but always
surely, to bring about and as such
they are not undeserving of note.
The eastern branch OF the pro-
iected road makes New Orleans
the eastern seaport terminus. This
was contemplated in the original
project Of twenty years ago. Thus
time works, and win at last work
triumphantly, for our city. Geog-
raphy, and her destiny can not
finally fail N. 0. Bulletin.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-03-16

- On account Of the great
interest excited in New Orleans
and elsewhere BY the last years
crop Of Sea Island cotton at Cal
casieu Pass, We viii shortly pub
lish an article on Cameron parish,
and the culture Of Sea Island cot
ton as connected Herewith. The
quality Of the staple is said to be
superior to that Of the South Caro-
lima sea islands.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-03-16

~ Subscribers il Calcasieu
having no mail facilities viii please
Instruct any Of their neighbOrs,
visiting Lake Charles, to call at
the Echo Office for the packages
Of papers for their respective
neighborhoods. Except as other
wise.ordered al papers for Came
ron parish viii be sent weekly to
Leesburg, care Of Hon. A. ]. Kear-
ney, Parish Judge Of Cameron.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-03-16
Where 10 flnd Rufralo.

A correspondent directs those
who desire to hunt Buffalo as fol-
lows: Tell the conductor to let
you off at Hays City, ask him to
let you off as easy as he can. /
know all about the fourishing me-
tropolis it was laid out by D broth
er OF mine, who tried to trade me
an interest in it soon after, for o
double-barrelled shot gun and q
pointer dog. If you ask me ho10 it
IS laid out I can only reply gener-
ally, for my recollection Of the orig
inal plan is somewhat indistinct,
but at present one can safely say
that it is laid out fiat. The popu-
lation of Hays is active and enter
prising; no stranger has ever got
away ftom among them with any
money. If you haven't money
they II take your clothes aud saddle
bags, for they're large-hearted and
hospltable out there, and don't
mean to be mean about small
things. Arrived at Hays, you are
in the heart Of the buffalo country.
Buffalo used to come into the
streets Of the town occasionally,
but the local paper printed edito-
rails about them, and this finally
drove them off. One old bull lin
gered on, but after they had finally
alluded to him as the monarch Of
the Plains something over ten
thousand times, he too lay down
and died. To get a buffalo now
you have to go out about five miles
from town, but you can get tolera-
bly, well killed by an Indian without
going half so far for it. Spotted
Fail will call on you himself, if you
send HIM your address. It's a
great place TO so for health, ospe-
cially if your physicians have re-
commended arrow-root to you.
You can get dozen arrows rooted
in you without going much beyond
the city limits. The savage comes
upon you with a sping, "a hair
spring 30 to speak. If you have
no hair il doesn't matter much
he just takes the bald place along
with him. Yes, my friend, Hays
City is the place you want to steer
for, If DESTROYS to find Buffer Lo,
Lo, the poor Indian.
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SS- For drugs that are pure,
and for seed that come up, VIM.
Meyer is peculiar,
Which the same I would rise
to explain, by saying that 1T VIM.
Meyers Drug Store you can find
the best medicines, garden seeds
and choice family groceries, 70 Be
found in the market. See his ad-
vertissment.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-03-16

@~ Some idea Of the magni-
tude Of the lumber trade of Calcas-
len may be inferred from the fact
that one Of the lumber yards in
Galveston, owned BY one Of our
mill owners, receives from Calcas-
ieu an average Of 100000 feet Of
lumber Per month.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-03-16

A paper ID Bordeaux reports, ~
mong other stories Of similar
character, that q number of Bava-
rian soldiers had slaughtered some
little French children, fried them
With onions, and eaten them Tor
dinucr
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-03-16

A philosophical individual, who
suddenly sat down on q slippery
sidewalk in Milwaukee, disarmed
the usurl ridicule incident to acm-
dents Of that character by coolly
taking q cigar ont 81 his pocket
and lighting i before getting lip.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-03-16

f@ Congress is still in session.
The most important law enacted
50 iar provides for the construc-
tion.of Southern Pacific Railroad
on The route oi The Sand parslell
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-03-16

An acre Of land has been cold n Che
city Of London for s3, 500. 900. ana n
nearly eyerg portion Of Che city land ia
sold to be Increasing i'd value every
year,
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-03-16

~ Ernest Florenville sells
for cash only, but then he sells at
the lowest prices, and his goods
are ofthe best quality.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-03-16
- Ibe Fifth Annual 80

- Inc FIIEh AnnWaI L0nIsi-
ana State Fair begins at New Or
leans April sth, and viii last nine
days. Over $4,000 ia premiums
i offered. The Fair promises to
be the most important ever held
ID The South.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-03-16

General }. 2. Slaughter, who
was General Bragg's chief III statf.
hos returned to Mobile 10 live,
after three years residence ia
Mexico.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-03-16

"a The heaviest rain for d
year past felI yesterday and last
night.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-03-16

The planters IN the vicinity Of
Lake City, Florida, are deyoting
their attention to corn, potatoes
aud cane to the exclusion 81 cotton.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-03-16
The weekly Echo,
- &c proprie.or Of ths

81 The proprietor Of the
Weekly Echo announces that
She editorial department viii be
controlled until further notice by
"Caleasien, lately the editor pro
sempors and that having placed
the printing department ii charge
q On experienced practical printer,
the publication Of the paper will
BE- permanent and regular Sub
seripsion reduced % Two dollars
Ter annum.
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Latest News.

NEw YoaK, March 7.--spOts ara quiz
Cd and future more sctive 81 fun prices
Geld is frn and stocks haoyaut
NEw Yohs, March Tit IS announ-
ced from Washington that, on Monday
next, the President win transmit B mes
saqe 70 Congress, recommending fur
theF legislation concerning the South
Adviees from Liverpool report a de-
cline AZ Ltd. in cotton under a press
ure 10 sell
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-25

These Bitters have been sold in Providence for nearly
three years, ana have given universal satisfaction
TO THE PUBLIC.
We the undersigned, dealers in Providence cbeorf,I
recommend OLD DIR. WARREN'S ROOT Ann UEPiR
B 81, as purifying and Strengthening medicine
We THINK 1T HAS NO EQUAL. Our customers find II nil
that 1t Is recommended, GREAT BLOOD PURIFiER.
our sales are rapidly increasing: " I'm
O:JeHNSON u co 10 and Is Exchange al
CHAMBERS, CALDER h co, 10 Exchange place
j. BALCH co. 90 and 81 South Main al r''
w b. BLANDING, SO North Main ~
GEO. 4 PECKHAM, 81 Eddy IT,
BYRON SMITH, 235 North Main st.
o. SUMNER IL son. corner BrOlp and Chestnut
A. j. GREENE, 277 Westminster st. '
j.. L. LUTHER 6Tl High st,
CHAS. A. ROSS. 459 High st.
FIELD n TURNER, $50 High st
FERDINAND SMITH, 32g High At
DIR. E. p. SUMNER, 22g Highsi
TH0S, W EDDY son, 2l9 High ST.
II. p. SNOW d son, ST. High 81
Z. A. CALDER, l59 High ST.
j. A. PACKARD. "a Chestnut 81
WM ii. GREENE. JR., 60 Chestnut a.
G. G. BEEDE, 265 Eddy ST. So
A. L. CALDER, 1853 Westminster 81
A. j. SMITH, "a Westminster n
FLINT az CO, Providence. RI
For sale nv pus1 l. co General agents.
NELSoN X SCOTT and GEO. r. SPURR' -" w
nlhd deODR wi
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FOR SALE
THE MINNEETEXIT HOUSE.
In DnnieIsOnviIIe, Conn.

This valuable Hotel Property is situated on the main
street directly opposite the depot and having been Is
tablished for ten years, has secured large patronage
which Is steadily increasing.
brief advertisement cannot do Justice 10 its MINER
Gus attractions, among which 20 square rods OF land
some of which can he used for gardening PURPOSES fine
drive way, extending from main street TO the large
stable In the rear, thence through to street this
drive way being part OF the estate.
The Mnnetexlt House is three story frame building
with from 40 to 60 feet frontage, contains about 30 rooms
mine rooms having been added the last year, with mod
ern improvements. and all in fair condition, Also at
tached is billiard saloon and fine bowling alley
Ihis hotel is located upon of the most important
thoroughtares in New England, being about midway
between Norwich and Worcester, Providence and Hart
ord in the midst Of dense population composed chiefly
OF prosperous merchants mechanics and manufacturers
An unlimited water power which is const intly being
Drought into requstion, thereby enrchng this whole
section Of country is of the many advantages which
combine to render this invaluable opportunity to any
character - ~ - '
This property Is owned by VIM. A. Simmons of Boston,
Mass and not being able to give IL the attention Il
IeluiIts orders the same sold at once the most
accommodating terms.
Az desiring to examine or learn further particulars
VIII call on The undersigned who will visit said premises
ana give IN detail, by letter otherwise all the facts
e. FULLER.
February q. 1911 aim > ""' Hi
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NEW FOR W0RCFs.

SUMEIHING NEW FOR WORCES-
~ TER-We would respectfully announce to the citi.
zens Of Worcester and vicinity that have removed
our Marble and Stone works. from Trumbul to No. As
Central street, to and commodious building
where have put in machinery the manufacture OF
every description Of work. for in and door purposes
from selected stock by best mechanics guaranteed al
the lowest cash prices Specimens of work with ali the
published works OF design by native and foreign artists on
hand We appreciate the liberal patronage bestowed
the past fifteen years, and very respectfully solicit lis
continuance. Please all call and oblige.
We have rooms and power 10 let dN 1nh95
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-25

y. HOT, AUcTIoEEER, will give his
IL attention 70 the sale Of Properly. Real and Per
sonal In the city and county Of Worcester First olssa
reference gwen oni0e No. Flaggs Block opposite
Ssy rtate HOUSE. dim fT
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@rnitlnaI.
nR. BULLOCK'S
NephreticuIll !!
An Ehectual Remedy for all Diseases of the
Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary Organs,
Gravel, Dropsy, Organic Weakness,
Female Complaints, and
General Debility.
MebftinaI.

This Medicine is exclusively vegetable compound,
from the ocnal articles OF the United States Pharma
copea, and such 1t Is confidently offered to the Medl
cal Profession and to the public generally sure rem
edy for the aforementioned diseases.
or the many certificates which have received from
well known citizens and physicians attesting the eff
cacy of the medicine, give only the following to
prove to the most skeptea that the remedy has real
merit:
WORCESTER Oct. 3D. 1870.
MEssRs. HOPKINS BROS. GESTs.-I take pleasure
in communicating to you the results of my trial OF DR.
BuLLocKs NEPHRETICUM. for Chronic Infamma-
ton of the Kidneys For years have been seri
ously afflicted, and used almost every medicine heard
of, but without any satisfactory result The disease
continued, and actually became worse. l heard of
NEPHRETICUM; tried it, but with little faith in its
curative power. Now, after using several bottles am
hardly able to express my gratitude for the benefit
which have received. 1t is the best medicine | ever
heard Of and have recommended it toa number ofmy
friends; and shall continue to commend it, for II is the
only medicine that reached my case. Send me
three more bottles possible, for do not wish
to be without it.
Yours. respectfully,
EN0CH BANCROFT,
II Lincoln st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-25

NOTICEl-In pursuance of Section s.
Chapter S. Of the Laws and Ordinances of the CITY
OF Worcester and by direction of the Joint standing
committee water Of the city council all water takers
are hereby forbidden TO allow any water to te upon
their premises from any cause for reason what
ever; and by said committee the Water Commission Is
directed to examine the fixtures upon any and ali prem
ies where he has reason to suspect any wasage NAV he
going and report the to this office for further
orders. PHINEHAS BALL, city Engineer
worcester, reo ., 1871. diff
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NORWICH AND WORCESTER DIV.

- olpN, Is, Ii. and ". RR, 1871,
TRAINS GONG SOUTH, LEAVE WORCESTER AT
o'a5 m Way Passenger Train, Connects at Web
sler with train from southbridge and for Bos
ford and Providencei at Norwich with train 70,
~ New London from West Side station. '''
O.0O M Way Passenger Train. Connects al Wor
turg, Lowell, &c. at Worcester Junction with
train from Boston at Plainfeld for ProyidewMn,ton
at Norwich with trains for New London, Myst,es
5.1S m. Way Passenger Train. Connects at wo,
eesteI with trains from Nashua, Fiichburg. Low w
train from Boston and trains from Westerp res s
Providence and Worcester roads: at Putnam w nS
from Proyden, and Hartford arrive ~ tralns
tbs train Passengers from way stations fexrs an,
Webster, Putnam and DanIelsonv,Iiei d orANSew
train TO Norwich NOiiuoh' VIII take thb
ESQ m. Steamboat Express Tram for New yort
SSonlecis ~ worcester with trains from Rosion
F FiTnSGru Manchesler Lowell Lawrence Nashua
pole Frasn,s u.s. LAY a Pntnam from Boston, wal
rlor New London at OILS m '~''' Nor"ion
e.IOsm' st S0rSS NORTH leave NORWICH AT
excant tssa dt Express train for Boston, 0iaiIv
t on m3naay) connecting at Putnam for Bos
oon, aBsackstone, Franklin and Wapole; NJ Voc
concord, Fitchbnrg &c Thls train iea,ve S's Mu
si SuUg al A'AS m, dependent on arrival Of
800 2 m Way Passenger Train. Connecting
for a Rauto junction for Providence; at Putnam
n SSsSo a. arriving q. a iTorpester
Boston anu Na lopaeneei at Worcester for trains 70
PiaI n; way Passenger Tram. Connecting at
a aI5iine.a With train from and for Providence;
py nig at Worcester Junctonln season for trains
m a. Worcester Tor trains to Boston, Nashua, &c
"a" d H. ~, way Passenger Train. Connects at Nor
ctster with train for Boston W WI
WEBSTER SPECIAL
Leaves Worcester for Webster at Obs M m.
uu Norwich 4 Worcester Division