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E:egUia sIeS,s on Fish Curing vytthiu
the United statcs.

The Treasury Department has issa i
regulations IN accordance with the act OF
the 9th of June last, providing that i'm
ported salt entered for warehouse under
bond may be Withdrawn to be used ON
shore within the limits Of the United States
in curing fish taken or to be taken Ly vcs-
sells licensed to engage in the fisheries.
Salt Withdrawn aud unused may be enter
cd for warchugsing or e-warehoUsing AMI
consumption under the usual regulations.
lf It is desired to use the salt in curin. fish
in any othcT district than that in which il
is warehonscd in bond, it must he shipped
in bond under the usual transportation en-
Try. Salt brought back from fishing yoy-
age, either to the pert Of withdrawal or 60
any other port, shall be entered Tor re
warchous.ns, aud if designed 70 be used
ia curing fish on shore the same proceed
ings will be had rs authorized by tie
rcgplaiigns.
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dGt aug asst iaiaSthEincS.
Ij'LUak,'S NiuGah,c -VoHhiy for
August is without amy exception, the best
dollar monthly published. Its contents
this month are peculiarly interesting. An
original story entitled The Lost Ledge
by Standish I;oad, is a narrative founded
on the supposed discovery of Il rich gold
mine in Southeastern Nevada, and IS re
plctc with interest "A True Story Of
Ec;ii People" hy Elia Y hcelcr, is Il Hight
story for the Eoy-eIoys that are fast ap-
proachipS. y queer, and to our mind, an
improbable yarn, entitled " Had We Il CO
IcstiaI Nistant p credited to the Latc
Side Nontaiy, viii repay pcrus;,l. Chap
ter , and 3 of Marion Hunters Mis-,
take Il Fashion article, and a variety Of
miscellaneous matter, makes the monthly
magazine, a frst-class number. Address
7. G.. Gilmore, Milwaukee, Wis.
Godcy's Lo.lyS Boo. for August is at
band. 1t would be but repeating IN oil
story were We to say that We consider this
periodical 4 necessity for every lady in the
land. The illustrations are good, but the
principal features to which we refer is the
fashion plates, and the fashion article.
In fact Cooley takes the lead in this depart.
mcnt. The reading matter generally, Is
good, and selected with Il view to the hot
weather.
.ScriLnr's Monthly for August This
magazine has steadily grown in popular
favor, until now, in the closing half of it,
fourth volume, it stands spcond to none oI
the monthly magazines. Its contents arl
an eXhaus i've article, well illustrated, en-
titled "Yachts and Yachting The
Graphic At, an illustrated article on tn,
History Of Engraving; Should the Study
Of the Modern prccede that cf tho Ancient
Languages ?" Chapters - p -2I-25, o.
At His Gates by Mrs. Oiphaut; Z
readable description, illustrated, Of th'
Island Of Ccr!u, its manners, customs, etc.
@ The Gardener and the Mayor" by Han,
Christian Anderson; an essay, cntitlc,
" Labor and Capital in Manufactures:
an Interesting little story entitled . IIcbss
Jumblcs;' "Wh9t IS your Culture to
Ne; an oration delivered before the Alum
nj Of Hamilton College, Clinton, y. Y, os
Wednesday, June p: an instructive arti
Gle, amply Illustrated, entitled 4" The Cano,
How 70 Manage it, &c, sc. This may
truly be called an Illustrated number, and Il
there IS one Of cur readers who has no
subscribed to this Emperor Of the Month
lies, we would now advise him to DO S,
,,--J.u+ l.lav
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LINES
on rnr DEATH OF DANIEL E. slLsBEE.
WRITTEN BY JENNIE NJ. sILsBY,

AInand the bed cf death.
Cur hearts o'erilOwed with grief;
We saz uyon the wasted !orB,
SO soon to lnd relief
Fcojl sin AMI toll and pain,
From aiIl ctioHs o severe:
Ills juls in heaven ID increase,
" ith al his suaerinE9 here.
Without gasp tor hraaih,
Without - gro Al OF pain;
lie raised his efes to heaven,
And then t. eaItI again.
He nurmure a 30 good bYe''
TO those he Lowell so dear;
And calmly -nk 20 sleep,
Ne'er more 10 waKcu here.
We turned our hea Is ss,le,
We could not clecl o. tears;
For the loss o; one * eaL 10 all,
For rmany happy yrar.si
No more to hear It's kind ssect voice,
Nor smooth his siIs'ry hair,
No fathers hand TO LEAD Us on
Al, al seems blank and bare.
An aged heart must mourn,
For tie pIrtner Of her youth,
Hes gone, alas ue'er to return
q Col C.tu this be truth
Who can know the pain,
Which orpaned children must,
When 4 parent dear is lain
Beuc tth tie silent dus.!
Beside a little mound
Our tears may freely flow;
Our ft:her's dust lies in the gronnd,
We soon TO him shall 20.
Our hearts are sad and lone.
Our sorrows too severe;
o viii our heavenly rest atone,
For al our anguish mere.
Ciark's Mills, July ,! 1S52-
(Kewauuee Enterprise please copy
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NOITHX.ESTER HOUSE,

Frankli St Mauitowoc, Nj. Kettcnhoffeu.
Proprietor. The large brick addition recently
Nult been furnished in excellent sly lie, making
it of the largest and most complete notels in
ManitoN oNoc A good stable is kept in pQLsesIhDI,
with the house, where STOCK Will be vii provided
tor. l244yl
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PAUL LUEBNER,
IDSEpH SXNES.

Dealer in all kinds OF Stoves and Hardware, an
Manufacturer o. Copper, Tin, andESheet IRON war
Eighth-st., South side. near the Bridge, Mnn,to
Noe l2iil
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WAgHIHGT0x. july II. 1872.

Lt-ile
WAsHNcToS, July II, 1872.
SIR We the undersigned citizens of
color, regarding you rs the purcst and best
friend Of our race, aImirins your cOnsis-
tent course in the United States Senate and
elsewhere, as a special advocate Of our
rights, and believing your counsel at this
critical .iuncturc in the period Of our citi-
zcnship would be free from personal feel
ing, aud partisan prejudice, have ventured
to request your opinion as to what action
the colorcd voters of the nation should take
in the presidential contest now pending,
The choice Of our people is now narrowed
down to General Grant or Horace Greeley.
Your long acquaintance with both, and
Your observations have enabled You to ar
rive at a correct conclusion as 10 which of
the candidates, judging from their antecc-
lcnts, as we'll as their present position, will,
If elected, enforce the requirements Of the
constitution and laws respccJin. our civil
and political rights with the most heartfelt
sympathy AMI greatest yigor.
We hope and trust you vii. favor us with
such a reply as VIII serve to cnlightcn our
minds upon this subject and impei our pco-
pie to 20 forward in the right direction.
Oar confidence in your Judgment is SO firm
THAT in our opinion thousands Of intelligent
cplurcd voters of the country will be "uid-
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/ n
ss.ss El' II

Another patent has Just been -rlut@G ), Il, Ham
iiton ior al improved Dr,ck hi in Ilhs kim j.
chca2, durable aud simVIz in constitution. Burns
brick (Witn wood o. c1au all hard AMI nearly
uniform !n color. VIII sate tirea-.sIiths oi the
luel AZ now used hy cld kiln. So COZ ructpd rs 10
be charged ana discLUr -ca tally, ilus perJetualy
v rk, regardless OF wnl or wea har send for
ctrc1a,s to S NJ. lia ilton, No 8 south Gay St,
Baltimore. 1881 iw
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CnAS. Il. wgNTON,

Veterinary surgeon, cures Ring Bones, Spavius
SICK. c.c., etc. A. cures warranted or no charrt
made Ofice at his livery stable on Sc yeutn-si
between Buffalo and Chicago, Manitowor. II A.
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GEORGE n. MOODlN.

Attorney and Counselor at Law, AMI Court Cor
missions, Nanito DC county. All business -.
trusted TO his care will be promptly and taithini
attended to- Advice honestly given. for which .
reasonable charge win be made pace on BuEl
IT.. between Eighth and Ninth. l2Nii
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j, >. ANDERSON,

Dealer in Stoves also Manufacturer of Tin sheet
Iron and Copper All kinds OF rep ,iriL tone
EightlI-st, between York and Buffalo, Manito~,r
l24il
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Attorney at Law and District Attorney fer Mantle
voc eount, collections prom 3tiy attended ~
is4ils
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DIR. A, j, PATCEEEC,

Dentist Office in Sherman's new building o.
Eshth-st.. Manitowoc. Particular attento'
giN en- 10 all tre different branches OF the profess
ion, and all NurA warranted. Teeth extractl
Wltrout pain laiyi
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UNION ROUSE,

Attorney and Counselor ut Law. Collection
promptly attended to. Office over j. A. haL!er
store. Cor. Eighth and lork-sts., Manitewoc.
IL 40 "
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Commerciast, between Eighth and Ninth, Mani
towoc. Joseph Fullmer, Proprietor. Besi
Accommodations for ths travelling pubic. Tcyua
cheap. and satisfaction guaranteed. IL All =
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c. EEIEiEIENG.

Paws the highest price for Wheat and other pro
duce, Office ON the northeast corner of Buffalo anu
Eighth SITS, ManiroWoc. IL 4iSl
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WILLIAM EINCRa,

Professor of Music, VIII give lessons in Vocal an
Instrumental Muse in the city Of Manitowoc ant
Two Rivers. Residence On Eightb-st., near tn,
Court House. II Al /,
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Down VIII, I:Ig;, Prices

The people Of Nanit"w.e are informed
thar the undersigned has permanently
located here. and naS etartri 5 FIRST
CLASS LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT.
consisting of the latest style of CARR
AGES. EUGGEES. EAEuUtHES, &c.
and si the host HORSES.
lie asks the patronage ef the Public.
assuring them satisfaction in tumouts and
lsjcHS
Srahlc ON Ninth street, South Side near
the Nu.thwcstcu House
T. 5. THSuN,
llANLTuwnr. AnrLI.t / lNrn
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\ gallant knight in violent thunder
storm took refuge unlcr tall tree. lie
had strong suspicious that lightning would
strike it. lie was not disappointed. For
he heard crash and looked up and saw
the fiery thunlcrbolt creeping down, with
terrible velocity. lie had just time enough
to pray to the thunderholt-god, to accept
his bow-to let him off that once. and
let him take another tree. The PRAYER
was granted. The Quixotic hero, doubled
and curved himself up, as gracefully as
the rainbow spans the sky. In short he
made his best bow, nd left in a hurry like
hare bafOrc Il hound
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-08-08

NALLIgE TAFfAx, Of Syracuse, another
member Of the Republican State Commit
tee OF New York. has resigned and de-
cL4gej TX Gleeley-
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FARM - acryS %, land. Frame Barn,
y hou>, well wmered spring. etc 30
scscs under cultivation. 3 miles from city.
Lis Il & IS in Block lla, two frame houses
and barn. Lot / IN EIack 10. house and
barn. The northwest quarter Of northwest
2aatter. section e5. town Two CrycAS, NAM
( Ntc county l2-4If " Il HORN
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aOOk AGENTS
AGENE,> NANEEn 4
GRANT ! GREELEY ! !
WILSOE! ERCWn!

Ahd lle e,dmI men OF II parte'. Over 40 steel
rortFajtS just the book wanted hy tie masses
oycrS where. Agents meet With wonder Il. succ s.
send tor rI:cr ar and secure tcrritort once Al
,liO l3tfly
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then.
As you know all about her beautiful
place at Riverside, | need not tell vou
what a home hers Is.
Robert was mysterious for long time,
aud Sue thought they were to live an Just
the same in the old house. You can guess
what a surprise it was to her to be taken
to that lovely place and installed as its
mistress. Tho boys were nearly crazy
with delight, and strangely enough, most
of the villagers came to the conclusion that
Robert Frost was somchady after ALL whca
they discovered that he was possessed of u
large fortune made abroad.
Its just Ike fairy story, said Alice,
watering about half-dazcd with beauty on
every side
| couldn't help quoting the text:
you cast your bread uron the waters,
Sue
Yes, and after many
She uttered the words slowly, and then
stopped as II thinking how many and how
full of pain they had been.
1T did come back buttered,' said our
precious aunty, to the surprise OF every
body,
| am sure, if were IN your place. re-
marked Alice in her delicate fashion, 4
should think my bread was cake
Frosted cake said mans voice, and
there stood Robert in the doorway smiling
at us.
There was a great laugh, for he had
heard every word
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WALKER & GREEN,

Attorney and Counselor at Law, Iwo RIVER
VIII attend 10 Coiccuons ana otheF oaslhes
MaHitowoc County ami vicinity. i0ff
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DRAWING LES SONS.

4 Young MN I.siTe= 20 go DRAWING
a LESSONS inqn.re at tHE FiLor
once. Etr
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z. CAksIS,
EDWARD CONWAY

Wholesale and Retail dealer il Hats, Caps, Furs
Gloves, Miitens, Robes, etc. lork-st, between
Egg IN and Ninth, Manitowoc. 121,yt
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l.. IL. EEkEAT,

Attorneys and Counselors q, Law. Office oa 81
street, over the FIRST National Bank, MauttoMoc
1aiii
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THE I'IE1OT.

Weekly Democratic Newspaper de
..gd to lie Dissemination Of useta,
Frowle lra. Literary Entertainment, and
tic Loc.d Interests Of the County-publish
: cvarv Thursday. on York street, between
Seventh AMI EEehth, ,lanit0woc, Wis, by
T q 0LMsTED. Proprietor.
Tie forms are-S2 90 for one year in ad-
yanre No subscription will be allowed to
remain unpsiI beyond tie close Of the year
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EHED. sCEuEnES,

Keeps all kinds .; Meats. Sausage, Hams, lil,
etc, which he will sell 10 tie lowest prCe-, g.
GuiU'lty and Lind ~ ssIg pui Cin>crs. Any uru
wing cattle ho[s or sheeD To sell. viii Gdl ON ~
ava Iecci'e the highest prices. y ftlv
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ADAT ROBERTS,
J,F. PIsITCasARD ID, VI. -.

Physician Surgeon. and Aecouchruf oice %
Sth 81 over B,cou's prug slors. ufloe Gpah ~ o.
hours. calls 20 the county promptly attended
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SEiiIOR N NlER His SI'OhEI.
He Draws a Life-.ike Picture OF
the Two Candidates.
Arraignment OF Grants San
Domingo Scheme.
A Strong Contrast Between Grant
and Greeley.
Nr. Sumner says that lie Shall not vote
for Grant
n c., &c, &c.


WAsuINcroN, July &o.-Thc following
correspondence has taken place between
Hen. Chas. Sumner and the colorcd citi-
Zcns
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WINES AND LIQUORS,

which he will sell at Chicago prices
Terms for HhiSkcy, net c. sit.
LiauoEs from 81 to s..
Rhine WING at 81 nd s2i per dozen.
Native Wines-Ccpcor iia, Gaia waba :, ,Gaii
iornla and Virginia se-Iling. 36-ly
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I,p. MARKHAM.


Attorney and Counsellor at Law. once on so'h,
OF Er htn and Quay-s;s. Mauitowoc. IL n
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Fashionable Tailor. All goods made by the SAB
scrlhcr are warrant Il ~ fit tue TORN. Prices
Sonahle. and | am bauud TO please thOse WHO sNG
me their custom. Shop on lGrll-st., two door
west of the WnGale House ~ ~
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sac found me sitting on the doorstep and
waiting for some signal of life. / jumped
up and huggei her.
oh. Sue. cried, what a tell l-tale face.
| hnlw all about it Aud | could have
shouted for joy.
Sue was herself again--orr 81 Sue,
with the old fun, and sparkle anl ready
wit. She took me into tier couH',nc,. and
ended by parcdyins her favoritc poe, Ten
nyson:
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Ne docs not love me for my face
For tat is neither sweet nor mir.
He loves ma tor my uvn true uor,H
And that i ali, saws Susie TnaS err
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-16

society which is laboring to add a theological
amendment 10 the national constitution. He
writes 10 the secretary of the society: 81 am
entirely opposed TO the movement and the objects
sought 10 be accomplished by it, believing that
it is impracticable and uncalled for. If the peo-
pie at large do not acknowledge in their actions
the divine authority, II is worse Than useless TO
attempt national acknowledgement
A woman was picked up in the gutter at Nor
wich, last week, who but few years ago was a
beautiful Girl, the daughter OF parents of wealth
and responsibility, and young lady OF brilliant
promise. 1t was the old story of mans inhdeh-
ty and wOman's weakness, till ow, outeast and
deserted, her life is oneof continual degradation
and shame.
Gov. Smith, the Vermont Central and North
ern Pacific railroad king, is agitatrg the PROJECT
of a rolling mill at New LofIdon for the manu-
lactnre of steel rails, and has agreed 10 invest,
with his friends, 100000 in such an estaollSh-
meat, provided a like sum can iT secured nom
other sources 1t is proposed TO make IL the
largest mill of the kind in the uBIteo States,
employing 500 men; and the governor himself
is expected 90 be large customer Tor the roads
of which he has contiol.
RHODE ISLAND.
Newport is still much excited over the Gnac-
countable disappearance of Alderman Caleb A.
Carr.
The defalcaton in the Rhode Island national
bank of Providence is about s220,00U- The
amount recoverable may perhaps reach $780,
000 Considerable sympathy is felt for the de-
iaulterS, Hoard add Pearson, and it is thought
that no criminal proceedings will be instituted
against them, and that the amount, if it does
not exceed 100000, will be made up to the
bank by their friends, but it is not known what
action the government may take.
II is said that the Narragansett steamship
company, of which Fisk was president, has paid
only $50, oOG of the original purchase money for
the boats and other property, obtained from the
Boston, Newport and New York steamboat
company, the price being 81 100000, for which
the latter company hold mortgage. The New
port people are considerably interested at pres
ent to the effect of the death of Fisk in rela-
ton to the eastern terminus of the steamers, as
their removal TO Fall River was attributed TO
personal feeling on the part of Fisk.
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EtOSTCN & ALBANY RAIIn1An
BosroR ARD WORCESTER DIVISION

], W Y, ,, i, ARE iNGEMENr, comnenciug en- NON
PASsE&GER TEAMS leave worcester.
10 Boston, at 20 exp Il 025 exp. and g. IS m and
l4b, 32a exp. IS exp, 613 and 955 exp, D M ' u
The % N, and 3.-5 35b and 8 Is b m trains t,r,
washington So ioni al Others from F. stcr ST.
yor Grafton, Westbcro' southvi.,e Cor9sv; s,.
Ashland al 100 ana 40 NJ Lao and 90 p m
xor souli birmingham 4z0, 100, 915 and g. a m
L4n, 5 % 355. 6 90 and 8 s. p m. ~
E5T MLio-d. at 100 and Is a n l4G 8a5and9 81 m
Eof Eatlck at 90 and IS n, lao and sue o m "
foE wellesley, Granville West Newton Nro.,,p
arg hrlsltcI. at 100 and 9.lj and Geo . ~ Pa
sebets ier tie same stations also take tCe "a n m
tisln to Natick. and there change to the nv, ~
tTFln Wheh leaves NatiGk twenty-seycn minute sfer
Wards " N19 @'tT
otHtEs every DAY except Sunday. 80
sunday express from Albany leaves Washing oh sa!tro
si.,i o az 500 m. for Boston '''
sunday 38t leaves Washington s1u9ra Sts.i.,, a.
~, =. .: tS,n ay), icy h, ; on ~ So
lEai5s5 eSYo bOston As t0nows:
t9L oIcesteT al j.UA, 100. $50 cNp cyp = m "a
sxp!ess [9V eApreao TO Birmingham, $50 cXTicss 500
q EoT aew York, via Springfield eco exp m soo ext.
f H9% 30 York, VA SoEEwlcn, 5,se exp. pm.
Sr2'oii l.yJ 2 N, l30, 40 p N.
Sohthvl!l5, 100 a m l3U, $50 . N
IorgaVlAe 800 re, l.30, 4 50 M
AshIhd, lO9 N, l50. 80 ! 20 exp 7 m
ovutL birmingham, LOO, 400, $50 cyp ana % cvn
sxh io9 ~ Is al 'yo exp 4a0, t5O p, $500 80
p m. -'''' ''''' Wv wv - w
,llllhury, 100 IT. A9Gpm.
Sa%Onviic, 1900 a. G. DC N
-&tli0rd, i,Ob $50 exp. gaxn am 2I5oyn eGor, ~,
A. outward Trains runs osiIV CxCeu Stindav -
AuuGay Bal leaves Boston al S2O NJ stoaru, ot "
So 'ql' scum Framlngham Worcester, Wcst Frros
tN,iHeA ana SpllnGfeld, IN New York ~
''"V = 81 e. y NJ sSELi. SuD't. SprinsUe.d
T. FIRTH, Ass I Suy't. Boston
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-16
FToRWICH AND WORCESTER DiyI

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~ SION, B., H. and E. Ru., 1871.
. 8. iE@isS G9igG SouTH, LEAVE WORCESTER At
49, H. + ~ ras cnger Train Connects at web
s syni at Fian1ed with trains to sld from liart
~ @Ilo od ai5@'Genee at Aorwcn win sIsn ol
1900 N. way Passenger Train Connects et yyo,
eester WITH trains from Boston, al ua Yiieb
gurs, LoWel, Gc.i at Worcester JuncIlou l,i5l
NesleIA 2GG Providence trains, st Putnam win
Tam rom 6oston; at Painted for Providence
d. 'e. nleS WIN tr&iAs for New London, @ystc
S'A6 2. way Passenger Tram Conncc,s at yor
eh &c st Worcester Junction WIN ~ 49,, w..
t s551ll ron oost2h, anG trains from Western and
SsginlS enc Si2 worcester roads: at Putnam with
trdlh ron Boston, at Painted Junction. fr.,I-s
.f9iI fr9Niden'' and Hartford arrive in season lor
yvd gtslh fd-sengers from way stations Ccz cpl
Me9s!et fntl2m and Daniclaonvi!el for pp
3ofS Dy Stesmer from New London, viii take thlI
F'S9 N Steamboat Express Tram for New Yotk
SSohneeGs AZ Worcester with trains from Boston
CONCORD Manchester, towel, Lawrence Nashua
Pitch92ulg, &e.i at Putnam from Boston, Wal
Poe, Franklin and Blackstone; leaves N6ryict
LoI Hew London NJ 9.1:5 m.
81 =, TaAINa GotgG NORM LEAVE NORWICH AT
So" N; StlSeamSoat Express train for Boston, DAILY
eAceRg Mghuay) connecting at Putnam IN Pcs
ten Blackstone Frank in and Waipoc; at W.
Co9c5i i9r F sqsign Fr2nngham Lowell Nashua
IoaGon a. A'G5 M Dependent on srrysi Of
G.Soa Way Passenger Train copncct,ne
tanned 4unetlon for Providence; at Putnam
l H Boston, arrlyng at 1929 m; at worcester
S,ucll9n iof springfield, and way stations Allanx
g. and Providence, at Worcester for trans IL
=, ., Boston, Nashua, &c ~ "
AA'So ~; Way Passenger Tram. Connecting a,
a 1La,inei VITO train ffom and for Provueiice;
sLi,Vuis ~ worcester Junction in season Tor trans
at oreesteF trains TO Boston Nashua H.. y
"'%d 7 m way Passenger Train. Connects at Sor
Wich , WIN t.aln iron hew london. and at Ram
aeia tuncuon with train TO Providence; at u o.
eestef with train for Boston
Leaves Webster for Worcester a. 1;AsIss
Leaves Worcester for Webster IL CHS M
6.t & St Z. ANDREWS, supt.,
"s' @oTwiCn q Worcester Diyistrn