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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-04-17
RADICAL DIVISIONS IN PENNSYL
NJ


Pennsylvania may now be plsced in
opposition to the Grant administra-
ton. The Radical majority has been
small, and the present divisions in the
Radical camp viii certainly give the
State to the opposition. The nomina-
ton, by the Radical convention, of
John F. Hartrauft, the present Auditor
General Of Pennsylvania, as candidate
for Governor, is received with disfavor
by a portion of the party. The Phila-
delphia Press Republican, " believes it
70 be a most inauspicisus selection,
made simply TO crafty a 'ring,' and
will lead to inevitable defeat in Phila-
delphia next fall unless sternIy checked
beforehand" The Inquirer (Repub-
lican) says that the result has engen-
dered a great deal of dissatisfaction,
" and this at a time when the Repub-
iican and the Democratic parties are so
evenly balanced that a thousand votes
lost by the former may elect the
AaAAAA4AalCo VI NlG AdNlCLs Inc
Harrisburg correspondent Of the
Press says that the Democrats
win adopt the nomination to be made By
the Labor Reform Convention at viii
Transport on the Tth of May next. The
action of the Harrisburg Convention in
appointing delegates to the Republican
presidential nominating convention,
meets in Philadelphia June 5th,
is also repudiated on behalf of It's own
wing Of the party by the Philadelphia
Press, which, after charaeterizing the
convention as " VIGOROUSLY packed by a
ring Of unprineipled party managers"
says that the delegates named by them
on behalf Of Philadelphia "are utterly
without character or influence, except
with roughs or bummers Of their own
1t therefore advises that meet
lngs be called at once throughout the
State, to select their own delegates to
he convention which viii unquession-
lblV nominate President Grant -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-04-17
FROM FLORIDA.
Governor Day Assumes Com.
mand-Ex-GOTernOr Reed Arrested.

TALLAHASSEE, April I5.-Lieutenant
and acting Governor SamueIF. Day has
issued a proclamation reeountine the
Impeachment of Gavernnr Reed de
claring the latter's proclamation an at
tempted usurpation of the authority of
the Chief Executive, warning all per-
sons not to obey or respect the pre-
tended authority of Reed, and that he
Day viii execute the law of the State
for the suppression Of any attempt at
usurpation and revolution, and enforce
obedience to the lawfully constituted
authority. Considerable excitement ex-
lists in official circles throughout the
State. 1t is rumored that Reed and
Gibbs have been arrested at jackson
Vile by the Federal authorities.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-04-17
RESTORATION no TIE soUrH.

"
In an article of great length and pow.
er, the Washington R1triot shows South
ern Europe as the most likely field fol
the South to seek that immigration
which is SC imperativeIy needed for the
restoration of her exhausted labor. Bui
the Ratriot urges that the South
must do much more than seek abroad
in order to encourage a substantial
immigration of a thrifty and useful
class. She must offer adequate induce
ments at home, and these inducements
must be such as will compete with the
Jealous, determined, intelligent efforts
made by 1bo StatOs Of the Northwest
their railroads and land agencies, to
keep the tide of population flowing in
their direction as it has hitherto done.
Land must be eheapened to immi-
grants; labor and good wages assured
them; and especially must they feel
sure that they will enjoy that perfect
social equality which is 50 large an ele-
ment in the inducements which actuate
the European Pro1etoire when he ADAM
dons his old home and ancient associa-
tons and customs for a new home in
the untried West. If the planters Of the
CarOlinas, Tennessee, Georgia and Vir-
ginia, instead of encouraging the
appointment of politicians as Estate
immigration agents." were TO form
themselves into homestead socie-
ties" subscribing land instead of mon
ey, and guaranteeing to incoming
labor small farms at nominal prices, the
houses upon which are to be built and
paid for out of the wages Of the immi-
grants, they would not only procure la
Dor, but that very kind of permanent,
settled, domesticated labor which will
be most useful in restoring the State
to a healthy condition. Let it be
known to the thrifty peasaHtFy of the
agricultural parts of Italy that a mar
led man, by going to the South, can
obtain at once a farm oftwenty or thirty
acres of land, with a house upon it for
bis immediate occupancy, all Of which
be a make his own fee-simple prop
srty by the labor f five years, and an i'm
portant immigration viii at once be Sc
cured. The essence of the matter is that
he South must not invite a peasantry,
nor a tenantry, but a yeomsn class Of
mail proprietor, WIG viii identify
themselves with the be~spfnterests of the
country, and become at once an indus
rial resource, the backbone Of ~conserva-
ism, and the bulwark of liberty. And
ii this the Southern people can do, now,
t once, and efficiently, without putting
heir hands in their pockets for a dol
II, and by their own individual unaided
forts.
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sPEAKINe AT BARrLrrr ro.S,our

TONIGHT
As we stated yesterday morning, Gen
eral Bsnousnd Major Sykes viii address
the citizens Of Bartlett to-nightfn refer
enee to the jackson railroad. The Oh
Jeet is to make arrangements to secure
a full survey Of the route from jackson
by way Of Oakland, Hickory Wythe.
Morning Sun, and Bartlett to Raleigh
The survey has already been made fnom
Jackson as far as the Fayette line on the
direct route, and itis now proposed 70
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-04-17

Bismarck has refused to present 10 the
Emperor of Germany the petition Of ~
citizens of Malhouse asking On ~
ground that they have now been ms5e
subjects OF d Empire, the return Of the
indemnify OF nifty thousand francs i'm
posee on them during the war. In re-
ply the great Chancellor says: GAS far
as l am concerned, and at the moment
thst large SUBSCRIPTIONS Of money have
been raised at Malhe1se which tend to
show the sentiments o fbatred and aver
SION @ the citizens to the German ma
ton, l mRst decline to second your
Wishes 5000
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-17

pied by Edward Derrick and owned by Henry
Bassett, was destroyed by fire ON Monday night.
hoy, aged four years, went up stairs to 90 To
bed. He carried a candle, and it is supposed
that the bed or some other combusiibie material
in the room caught from the fame. Mrs Der
rick rushed up stairs, but could not rescue the
doomed bow and jumped from the window with
her lille daughter. In doing so she broke a
lac. The little girl rescued the baby, which
was down stairs, and then the building and the
how were left 10 their fate. After the confagra-
ton, charTed mass, almost utterly unrecog-
nizable as the remains of a human being was
found in the ruins.
RHODE ISLAND.
Providence has "A sprinkling cart that is.named
Waterloo. Waterloo is good.
A Westerly physician vaccinated seventy per-
sons within two hours. Seventy little matters
attended to in one hundred and twenty minutes
VIM. II. Budlong, marketman of AppOnaug,
was attacked by two men on the highway while
going home, Wednesday night, shot through the
arm and badly wounded on the head. He was
robbed of $500.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-17
ROsTON & ALBANY RAILROAD



- WINTER ARRANGEMENT, commencing on MON
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester;
FOR Boston, at LEO exp T. 925 exp. and g4j a m and
lsfU3 go exp. 800 exp, 600 and 1856 eNp d m
The 20 m, and 3.25 S5j and 955 ) m trains start
station ~ 'a'ei Su'
For Grafton, Westboro' Southyille Cordav;ua am
FOR south birmingham, 420, 100, 925, and @ As a m
Lao, 3.25 355, 500 and 955 p m. G
For Milford at LOO and 925 Ll0 325 and ass D m
FOR Natlck at 100 and 945 M lao and 800 D m
For Wellesley, Granville, West Newton NeVto,
and Brighton, at 100 and 945 a M and & GO /, m 10
sengers Tor the same stations also take the 10 n -
train which leaves Natick twenty-seven minutes @
wards. 9 'Itef
The 4.2O m train every day except MONDAY an
others every day except Sunday. Sh
Sunday express from Albany leaves Washingtoh snn.
sti'tot at $3.50 m. for Boston. 7 '4"'I g
Sunday Mail leaves Washington sOuare Stat.. = 4.
$50 A, M (Mon1ayl, tor Be SION. 'N''Oi ~
TRAINS leave Boston as toows:
For worcester at 800 100, S.30exp 8 exp m I On {,
express 45O express to birmingham sac express q az
For New York, Wis Springfield 1900 exp. am. 3Oa axp
300 exp. IN. 49, ''"r sAP'
New York VIA Norwich, 5.3c exp, pm.
Grafton. 100 m l.S0, 430 D 10.
Weslboro' 100 m. l.30. 4.50, $50 exp q IN
B0nthVllle, 100 m, IS0, 4. 80 D m,
Cordavlle, 100 m, l.30 4.3O M
Ashland, 100 m, laO, 4.3O, $50 exppm
south birmingham, 500, 700 $50 exp and q m ovn
m 10y zb EXP, 800 exp, 400, 4.S0 exp I56C < S
EXP. 800 exp. 1000 IN. F'' H'V' DIV
Estck, 100 10 m, loO, Ills 4OO 800 $780, sao N m
Millbury 100 NJ 4sOpm
Saxonville, 1000 m & 100 D m
niora Nv SSG exp 9eHP am 2l5 exp. 43O exp nm
sunday Mail leaves Boston at $50 M stonn,ne az 10
newton South birmingham Worcester W. 81 81 "
"a M anu 1Pftnngpeid arrives in New York 81
'''V H' T. ". RUSSELL, Supt, Springfield
n p,Saton
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FITCH & THOMPSON.
MeoftfmaI.
M E D 1oAL FIoE
1893 Front St., Washington So.

900 'FRONT.' d., washington SO.
DIR. HILL has probably had practice and-experi-
ence in curing diseases private than general
" falls to the lot Of any physician; and within
difficult cases OF private Diseases such require prac
cal experience than all the other physicians in the city
The reason is that he applies himself the duties his
profession with untirEg zeal and industry in the nves
whole attention, and has by this discovered that
the odishioned mode of doctOrng symptoms only does
not succeed so well As his plan OF attacking the disease
hrst-eXtnguish that, and attend the SIMMONS as
nalseOus drug and are to he taken without
teTllg Win the aNOcations of the patient DR. IT,
say that his medicines free from mercury and all
other poisonous drugs: they put a small and
compact iOr and be taken without fear
OF hindrnce from business and except in cases OF yiO-
lent Inflammation no change OF diet Unnecessary For far
er Parlculas please call at his office 93 Front street.
over Weatherbee's Drug Store.
TO THE LADIES.
DIR. HILL still continues, with remarkable success
his treatment of all Diseases and Irregularities incden
tai to the SEX from whatever cause. The DR. remedies
are distinguished alike for their harmessness, purity
absolute success. The devotion du after OF a cen
fury in the careful study and scientific research (com-
lhed WITH large and extensive practoe,) into pa
theology of those delicate iictiOns peculiar 10 ladies
prompt and speedy cOnVaesccnce. The Dr.'s prepara
Tons VIII be forwarded per express mail, securely
packed to any address, upon receipt of price $500 The
DIR can be consulted at his Office 293 Front St WASH
inPtOn 50. from A. n To p. NJ. Consultation free
The DIR apartments arranged that patients do
not see each other.
TO YOUNG MEN.
no superior in the treatment OF that depOrabe afiicon
Seminal Weakness Spermatol rhCa.
Strictly private and confidential.
Hours-9 a. NJ to p dim mVlG
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G.ALV l.. GODD A RID y
~ BuRRlNG MACHINE WORKS
Second Avenue, Corner Twenty-second NJ
onico No. . Bowling Green, New York.
rATENT MEsrIzO BUnRlNG rICKEr


PATENT MESrIZO BURRING PTCKERS.
PAYENT WQRSTED BURHING PICRERS, Pa.
TENT DOAESTIC BDHRiNG PiCKERS. OILERS to
attach 70 Fuckers Patent Steel Ring and Solid Packing
Burning Machines made Single and Double, for first
breakers OF Wool Cardmg Machines; Fine Burning
Machines for the second breakers and inishers.
.lmpfoyed Steel Ring Feed Rolls plane interFect-
ing, with Patent adjustable spring boxes Shake vii
lows with blowers Waste busters. Cotton Gins. Blow
EAeesorl Attic International Exhibition in Lon
uon 10Y. and al Paris Exposition Of 1867, our Mes
~ buu,flng Picker received a PRIZE MEDAL award
Aiia ~ isoi lS9, and 1870 the hi CHEST award
Mactn e american Institute Fair 1855, our Burfing
hiNyyHHlhe lut cards, WAS awarded A COIN MEDAL
tt w s,m9sequent exhibitions the HIGHEST iWARD,
"u ~ loiV our Double Burner received FIIgT pnEnIfM
. ~ american institute Fair 1894 ana Igio ar atesi
KIN greed Rolls received lst premium 'Vi''' D'eei
Al American Institute Fair lsin M Nyo..t. Z, =
Picker WAS awarded the lst premium "'ie'Vu burning
W JUN SIkEL KING burning MACHINES Ann rup
oNLf SOLID PACKING Burning MACiifHpst ~ a. "
KIT o, m9rnaT2 d Operation are guaeed
Prompt attention gwen 10 All inquiries sg "raays
dU q, L.. GOnn RIs
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d. FOR SALE-A Cottage House of s
E:;; rooms, in excellent condition.; good lot; some
EI;l. fruit; 3minates walk from Court House,
- Price $3.50 D. f. PARAENTER " Co,
apps DIFF No. Brinley Hall
~ FOR SALE-In Princeton, Farm
;s Of ll6 acres. 10 mites from Worcester, mile from
- Two depoisi cuts from 80 to 40 tons good hay.
- mostly by machine; superior orchard of 800
excellent conditan; about 400 cords of standing wood
w ~ Gurus u "''' cut D. f. .0 Pi iiSST StgE co.
d. FOR SALE-A splendid little Home,
LID consisting of cottage house of roOms barn 20
&.il SOi henneg, piggery and ice house containing
10 tons ice; l0aeres choice land, well fenced and
watered cuts ~ tons English hay by machine pastur-
ing for two cows 50 apple trees young, thrifty, and in
situated within miles of Worcester and mile from
Apply to d. F. PAIMENfER Il 90.
- FOR SALE-A Farm of 80 acres,
Hill: mile from depot at Wilkinsonvle; will summer
Ellsl and winter three cows and horse; plenty of
irnit; cottage house; barn p 81 in fair condi-
d. + fAEMENTER 4 co.
49, FOR SALE-A desirable Farm of
R.;. 60 acres in West Boylston, miles from worces-
year acres Wood and Timber GoT sS ne
young apple trees Just commenced bearing; 20 pears
ana oter varieties OF fruits; superior 2story house. and
barn 81 So cellar under the whole; henery, piggcry
granary. ice house. &e. the buildings all rst-cass
and in good condition. water into the house and
barn; will he sold att great bargain, will exchange
ioi Guy property. Apply 70
ID. f. PARMENTER n co.
a. FOR SALE-In Spencer, miles
NH; from centre small Farm OF 10 acres will keep
MlI COW and horse through the year and have hay
-to sell; well stocked with fruit trees; a new cot
tlge house rooms, painted, papered and blinded in
good styles barn 30 20 in fair condition; 20 acres can
be had if desired in addition, tor S4OO
Price, Sl1OO-A down. Apply to
ID. +. PARMENTER a. co.
o. FOR SALE-A Farm of 100 acres of
Viii. superior land, good road. AZ miles from Wor
III ceser excellent buildings. all new and in good
- style; lasting water runs into house and barn
sald farm Is well fenced and waere. and well adapted
Tor ruit raising and gardening. Price SI0OO-h DOWN
balance can remain on mortgage. Apply TO
D. F. PARMENTER & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
No.2 Brinley Hall, Worcester, Mass
apis diff
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NQ9RI8WMIBCHH AND WORCESTER DIYI.

~ gi6W I'm AND WORCESTER DIYI-
a IkAihs GoNG SoUTn, LEAVE WORCESTER Ar
S.H5 M Way Passenger Train. CONNECTS Al Vych
ster WIN train from Souhbridge and Tor HoS
ton; at PlRnned with trains TO and rom 10y ,os
i N6 ana Providence; at Norwich with tram Tor
10 90 m. Way Passenger Train Connects a, W.,
eesteF with trains from Boston, Nashua Fiiet
Western and Providence tram; al IIP nlnarn %ta
train from Boston; at Painted Tor Frr1.Ie W va
so FGf n s WIN tfaAs for New London Mystic
H.SS NJ Way Passenger Train Connects al war,
oil, &C.. at Worcester Junction win * i, .'ows
IRAN IRAN, rom Boston and trains from Western ana
fL9yldrnce and Worcester roads. at Putnam Viz
IRAN rom Boston; at Planfed Junction tr,,,.
nom Providence and Hartford arrive in season far
inls Tram. Passengers from way stations teycaSt
Webster, Putnam and Danleisonvlllet for w ~
iofk BY steamer from New London win take this
T.SO m Steamboat Express Tram for New YORK;
Connects a. Worcester with trains from Boston
Ftchbnrg, &C; at Putnam from Boston VA
pole, Franklin and Blackstone; leaves NorWtes
1RARs GOING NORTH LEA AVE- NoRwIoH Ar
S'1O M Steamboat Express train for Boston f5aiiv
except M9naay) connecting at Putnam i1r BoN
ton, BLACKSTONE, Franklin and Walpole: al W W 4
Gonc6r lSF F s9siTn Birmingham Lowell nna
London at 1.IS m, dependent on ri,.d Hew
600 m. Way Passenger Train &c
Plainheld Junction Tor Providence, meeting
ET BSssS9 ARRIVING at at wo o
g. ana proydenee at Wore ster tor t, aiDaiJ
11.H0 m. way Passenger n , -
Plalnheld with train fro N md G cp p ing 81
srfvlg 1t Worcester Junction in seas ~,
at Worcester Tor train to Ros3no N sto AInany;
vid H. M MAY Passenge Train Conneefl a * Nor
held Junction with Grain 10 Proy i, a'm ~ fian
eester with train for Boston i''"sii'e' al "or
Leaves Webster for worcester nj y, In A.
Leaves Worcester for Webster at s':sS I'M M
stt I; 81: N. AEDREWS sup't..
W" norwich q WOPrestar Gi,p't',su
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v AND TROY AND GREENFIELD r an % 4 IS, q
Cars eaye worcester, Foster st Depot for ioosa IN
nell NSrln ADAMS, Saratoga and Troy, n. Y al i m
NJ Tor North Adams, HOosac Tunnel Greeu6pid SIS
bnrne Fails anG Brattleboro, $50 and Ills M W
Greenneld AT 6.3J and Ills a. NJ. and 20 p NJ '"r
Leave Hoosac Tunnel for Boston al / 90 a m and IA
pm. - ' " M anu ~
Leave Greenfield for Worcester at 80 and rs m aud
3 III. and 200 PA. " ''-1 Ni'0 9'sA
dhe .OV IA ana iOO m trains, from Hoosac Tunnel
65O m tram from Greenfield and SAL m and q 90 m
trans from BIattleboro. connect at Ftehburg with
trains Tor Providence, Newport and Taunton ~
The I00 m and Loo m trains from Hoosac Tunrsl
and Al III and 200 trains from Brattleborn com.
meet with trains for Worcester Providence Newport &c
y. 4. RUGGLES sum
Fltehburg. Mass. Dec T. 1871. dtf NH
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RosTON, BARRE & GARnNER y i

ner for W"rca Monday March Trains will leave ,a
with trais 1' I'M az faN T. NJ, making eunnec,H -
through Worcester 'N''' orhi'hat'hg IN or pp ssine
and e2s - ~ leave Worcester ut 74AAM
,e Nernont and NAUSEA 5husetis Ra'ash ~ trains ON
moHsac Tunnel. Groen6eid ana intern, TO aud from
am ~ greenfield and GrOut's Corner viii lal stations
"'u Huu'h nom those paints. ~" trains north
Worcester March !. 1872. ' -HEANT. Supt
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1871 CHESHIRE RAmROAn-
= ,In L WINTER Ar ANGEMENT-rnn,lnnI,.~

TN1 = - y n T II u ItNILItIDA D.
Ing MONDAY, Dec. 9 iSTi 90" NN i-Cohnene-
m It9 rs Leave W9rcesterF ter Street Depot at sa
M l,1o u m, and i9U Fitchhurg al 90a n, 40
lows Falls. A'oy' heehe and Rel.
!, Making connections at Bellows Falls with Rn,,so,
ppihIng t, e H. Tor Rutland, Saratoga BuTington
1n I'M WIN W central K x. for Windsor Wite - ~.
haliIoSdl Montpelier, ST. Adams Roses Point |g liver
Worcester-J. BARNARD, Agent ~ N''r U Ter STREET
rare as low ar by any route and distan,alo
and Worth ''''h N"rS oV Ns s Trains for West
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-17
49, G Ell RATED
1QUAKER
BITTERS.
A GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY.

A GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
Extracts Of Roots and Herbs Uhich almost inUariaJy
Cure The toHopiag Complaints:
Dyspepsia, Heart Burn, Liver Complaint and Loss of
Appetite cured by taking few bottles.
Lassitude, Low Spirits and Sinking Sensation cured at
once,
Eruptions, Pmpes. Blotches and all impurities of the
blood, bursting through the skin otherwise, cured
readily by following the directions the bottle.
Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Deraugement invariably
cured. One bottle will convince the skeptical.
difficulty Patients suffering this prevalent disease
will see marked change for the better their condition
aitertakng one bottle. Worm difficulties more prev
alent thns generally supposed in the young and they
will find the Quaker Bitters sure remedy.
Nervous difficulties Neuraeia &c, speedily relieved.
Rheumatics Sweed Joints and all Serofua Affections
removed greatly relieved by this Invaluable medicine
Bronchitis Catarrh Commissions and Mysteries cured
or much relieved.
Difficult Breathing Pain in the Lungs Side and Chest
almost invariably cured by taknga few bottles of the
Quaker Bitters.
All difficult female arrangements, almost invariably
caused by violation of the organic laws so prevalent
to the American ladies' yield readily to this invaluable
medicne-the Quaker Btters.
All Impurities of the Blood and diseases incident to
the same always cured by the Quaker Biters if taken
according tOdirections.
The Aged find in the Quaker Bters just the article
they stand in need of in their declining years IL
quiekens the blood and cheers the mind and paves the
passage down the plane inclined
G4 Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
DR. H. S. FLINT & CO., Proprietors,
PROVIDENCE. h. l.
For sale wholesale and retail by BUSH Il co. Agents
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The New Bedford and Taunton railroad cor
poration have voted to authorize the directors
to subscribe for stock in the New Bedford and
Farhayen street railway, as largely as they
deem advisable for the interests of the corpora
ton.
arranging to suspend operations for a season on
account of the price of print goods. The amount
OF business done at these works requires S24,-
600 day to carry it On, and nearly So 100000
worth of cloth is in process OF printing from the
time it goes into the mill before ii is finished.
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PkQyIDENCE X yoR0Esrrn =

L RoAbiDt,rsngErr@ "ORCESTER RAN
bridSppl lca sa tram ts'9pplng only al Wonsaor.
Al6 m. "e'e'eT W iO.I5 ~ ~; Provtisnoa =.
de- nScSSg an Trans will leave wo,,o.,,
nm :" idV ana 1850 M a 90 ~ "a
=, Providence for Worcester ana ,,.... '' '''O
III ~, nj and 405 M 'u way stations, at 40 and
m me liO q. m (fnaiO and a.
tme ts ana nth the 70 ~ GespTe sS1 trains from
Junction win I'LL worcester, connect az Nv, Nv y. M
Rntland sorad iA i 10 and from fint,a ,muiCesteu
Concord and liz w niI1aivga Nashua Lowell wronrrs
Through W. L rah and points North or Va, Albany
points, ' MI" hhBgage Checked Ia al In ,o.,...
Connect al WoonsaShn except express and GAO n N,
Hartford ana em waterford will tras Of he noi ,9m
Le,ve pro..,. SPECIAL TRAINA
irni,e,iattd i,oVuence Tor WAieri0rI qna a -
norwich, ""' 'W soathbfidge Putnam and
law nm.oolSoeket for Providence Al . "a
Ieayss il99Nuence for UxbfdYo n Z MI ~ ~ n m'
TRANS leag6n kf}nl2r Worceslsr al hiS am
ho NM ~ i' annye Milford lar Worcester and
lfl NJ NV u M and ~ D. M Woonsacu ~, ~
$50 M AND iaO aud $50 D. r Tor hili
W. D. HILTON, supt,
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NIGHT SOIL REMOVED and yaults
a,oe V"h'" W snort notice. JOHN BARRY,
hP'p u'h Box b5 Worcester 4. o.