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, 1872-09-18
From Calls "Pachet' Nevs Letter 9th Sept
BARBADOES.

A week of soaking showers had bright
ened the hopes of the planters, but scorch-
ing sun has resumed its wonted sway and
dependency has again taken possession of
mems minds. Much restitution and suffer
ing still prevailed, and have swelled the
tide Of emigration. The bulk Of the emf
grants go to Demerara. There were $40
hungry stomachs to every square mile Of
surface, the'densest population on theglobe /!
The drought was the fourth annual vista
ton that Barbados has suffered, which is
attributed to the absence of Trees ; and
the subject has engaged the attention of
the Legislature, a Bill having been intro
duced by the Auditor General to provide
for the planting of Timber Trees on the
hills and sleeps.
A Committee of the Assembly was APP
pointed to consider the proposal for light
ing the town with gas.
An Act has just passed the Assembly, to
legalise the new punishments of the thread
mill and cannon ball, enforced with the
terrors of the "improved" cat sent out by
the Secretary Of State.
TRINIDAD.
The second number of a newspaper call
ed "the Negro" published in 'Freetown,
jamaica (which was started in April this
year," has been seen in Trinidad its pros
pectus also has been published. A large
portion of the matter is devoted to q iusti-
fcation Of the title of the paper, which is
not to be Of a controversial tendency.
A discussion has taken place upon the
proposed Federation Of the West Indies,
and Colonial Empire, and we nave an ad-
ditional fact developed, that each of the
Federal Colonies shall be represented in
Parliament as an integral portion of the
British Empire.
Colonel Stewart has been lecturing in
Georgetown on the use of %suIphurous gas
in clarifying cane juice. The process is
said to have been successfully used in Gu
ba, Porto Rico, New Orleans, &c.
A monthly line of steamers is to run be-
tween Denerara and New York aud an
other line of steamers from Glasgow soon.
ANTIGUA.
Dates from st. Johns are to the 29th
August.
The papers are filled with the Report of
the Commissioners, recently returned from
the French Islands, on the working of the
Central Factory system there.
GUADELOUPE.
The quantity of sugar exported this year
to-the LIST August was 29,346, 241 kilos, or
, 1872-09-18
KILOGRAMS.
ST. THOMAS STATION.

OF. IHOMAS OTAIION.
18th Sept. 1872.
New York, 5th Sept.-Meal $50 to 4.
Gold 1872. Sterling 81.
London.-Sugar, Muscovado 23s. Sd.
Crystals 36s. Trinidad Cocoa 60. Deme-
rara Rum Is. Sd. Rentes 553 Sugar in
Havre 1851. Consols 928. Discount 81.
Ibid.
, 1872-09-18

The rebuilding of the town of Point-a. Pr
tire was progressing. The Governor ofMar-
Unique paid a visit to Point-a-Pitre, and
was present for three days.
A new Telegraph Office was being built
in the town.
MARTINIQUE.
The quantity of produce shipped was
Sugar, 33,612,236 kiIos ; Molasses, 96,634
litres ; Rum, 2,291,972 litres Coffee, 4,541
kilos; Cotton, Ala kilos Cacao, 285, 800
kilos Logwood, 99,735 kiIos-an increase
10 every article over 1871.
DEMERARA.
Dates from Georgetown are to the 28th
August.
The people have been quite dissatisfied
with Governor Scott for passing the Tmmi-
grafton Bill over the heads of their elect
ed representatives and the constitution
was being complained of, which gave the
Governor such o powerful voice 10 public
matter.
The coolies have been evincing disor-
derby conduct, and the $4,000 in the colo
ny would be a matter of some concern to
the whites if their behavior continued hos
tile to their employers.
CARTHAGENA.
The Tablon fever has now very nearly
spent itself in Carthagena, but it is spread
ing along the coast.
ASPINWALL.
Great uneasiness prevailed on the 18TH
mus for the safety of the Pacific Mail Com
pany's Steamer ~"Bienville," which left
New York on the 10th August for Aspin-
wall. 1t was known in Panama, thatushe
had sailed from New York without b shg
had her boilers examined, and there were
consequently apprehensions of her having
had some explosion on the Journey. She
was met by the homeward-bound Steamer
{ Rising STAR" on the 14th, and she then
reported call WE'LL" fNote.-It was on
the following day hat she was burned Off
the Bahamas, and sank-passengers report
ed safe.
BRITISH HONDURAS.
Col. Mclean IAN American) and Mr..
Warren ian Englishman) have left Belize
for the purpose of negotiating with the
Guatemala government to construct a line
of railway between Guatemala and Belize.
NEW ORLEANS.
Mr.. Consul FOntblanque writes the Co.
vernon Of Jamaica that the Governor of
Louisiana has declared the following places
infected ports-vessels from these places
will accordingly be subject to quarantine
restrictions at New Orleans for at least ten
days, viz The Island of Cuba, Port Roy
al, and Montego Bay, Jacmel and Port-au-
Prince, st. Thomas, Belize, Nicaragua, AS
pinwalI, and Trinidad.
Havana, S September, 1879.
The Emperor Alexander with Prince
Gortschatoff have arrived at the Russian
Embassy at Berlin, where great prepare
tons have been making for some time past.
The Emperor of Austria with Count An
Grassy, the Austrian Chancellor, are ex-
pected to follow.
President THEIRS has set his heart upon
the creation of a Senate in France.
Numerous failures in London arising out
of the stoppage of Messrs. Gladstone,
Ewart, & Co., East India Merchants, have
had a depressing effect upon English Con
The Agricultural prospects of France
are Frightening. The crop this year pro-
misses to be unusually large. .
Cardinal Angelo Quaglia is dead. He
was born 10 1902, and created a Cardinal
Priest in 1861.
Lieut.. Dawson, R. n, who was entrust-
l. H. D~wv@I c. -.
, 1872-09-18
ID ! 4 q E Il

Died at his residence in this town Lawyer
E. A. Heilbuth, Monday 10th inst, aged GA.
, 1872-09-18

ERRATAUM in Royals advertisement !:
4th column-after deducing about ! in
value of new proposals 1887 for $8O3,895)
read after declining etc.
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R0STON & ALBANY RAILROAD
BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIvrs1oN

- WsJiN TER ARRANGEMENT, commencing on MON
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester.
aor Boston, at 40 exp L 925 exp. and o. As n m and
IN w exp. 800 exp, 900 and 955 exp I'm - N
The 20 m, and 3.25 355 and 955 N trains start
ItoG washington So alton; all others from Foster 81
For Grafton, Westboro' SouthvilIe Corjaviua and
Ashland at 100 and 9,45 m, lao and 800 D m S
FOR South birmingham, 42O, 700 ops and q As n m
Lao 325, BIS, 500 and 955 D m, ~ IL
For Milford, at 100 and 925 H. lao S25and 2 * n ~,
For eaticEi at !.O0 and g As m, l. 40 and 600 n m
TOT wellesley, Granville West Newton Newton
sIia BIlghlon at 100 and 9.45 and 600 D m PAS
sehgers Tor the same stations also take me DO q,
tram to Natick, and there change TO Inc IL
wards. - " " A"''''NS ''ter
The 20 a m train rms every, ,1a, oyoo,
others every day except Sunday. ' '4'
sunday express from Albany leaves Washington sonare
stitio at S.35 m. for Boston " f4'''S
Sunday Mail leaves Washington snuarn stotio, a.
Z.5O A. 81. tMCn iay) for Bt s5on ~
TRAINS leave Boston as follows:
Eot worcester at 800 100, $50 exp. Q eXp m 20
e3Press 9SV express to Framngham, $50 express 90
E0r New York, via Springfield 1900 exp m, 800 exp
S Ss% YORK I ny via Norwich, 5.3c exp. pm.
Southyllle, 100 m, l.a0, 80 D m
CordaNlllc, 100 m, l.30, 4SO y m
Ashland, 100 m, l3O, 43O s. 80 eXpnm
soutn birmingham, 500, 100 $50 EXP and IN avn
NJ, dN, lib exp, 400 exp 100 20 evn 81 on " y;
exp. w EXP. 1000 q. ''0' 0
Millbury, 100 a NJ 4sOpm
Ssxonville, 1000 m, 500 . m.
Al a, a go s 3Ia exp 9eXP am 2l5 exp $50 exp pm
SUNDAY MAI leaves boston at $50 m stamina az
NeWInht south birmingham, Worcester Vrst' IT.
Ss0a m an" oPi " arrives IN New York aa
bow n IL =. " NJ SSELi4, Sup't, Springfield
a. H.,
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ID o Il O II II n
Worcester, Mass.
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL or MAILS
Present A I,paO ua,,,a,,4
Present Arrangement.

shire, closes at $50 m; due al n m ~ " ii'''p-
Manehester CONCORD and Nashua IL Lowell Leon
fitchhurg closes &, TO- As a IN and z "a n ~, ~, 90
z9 i!nr I m.
Gardner and Vt. and Mass II r. closes nj q 20 m AZ
III b a9a I m Que s,l5 m and and sum,
drlneelo East Princeton, and West Sterling close nj
5'5V ? III. que at 9l5 m
CiIy OF Boston, close at G 30 and 8 m, Is and sp
III Ie ~ SV Snd lO ~ 80 49, $50 and 1880 M
Maine. Eastern New IIanp.iita onj Eostarr Mo-.
ehaeselis close 81 $50 and M LIS and m. Due
1917 m, 4, and 1880 m. 49, ''
Rhode lslant. close at $50 and II m aud Q "a a.,
Due at 94l m 2.l5 and 6, 80 pm. '''V y "''
way Nili on Tie Providence and Worcester railroad
close &C $50 p m. Due at 94j am ''
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NORWICH AND WORCESTER D1vI

~ SION, b., II. and H. RR. ISL isiV IPINI
a.R tke'Ns " Si souTIl, LEAVE WORCESTER Ar
o'"'e IN, way Passenger Train. Conneci5' Fl woh
ster With train from Soutibriiee ma H. 80 W Neg
ssoh' AZ fialnieid with trains TO aid from Iiapt,
IN New London from West Side STALLION. '"''' 'V'
ce.i in , mgF PASSENGER Train. Connects at wor
Sure, Lowell &c; at Worcester Junction win
We, MeistS e and Providence trains; at Putnam Win
l'uh rom Boston; ut Plainfeld for Providence;
~ "pfwch with tralas for New London, Mystic
S.1is pm way Passenger Train Connects a. Worn
cester with trains from Nashua, Fltchhurg, Lowr
train from Bost0n and trains from Western ana
train from Boaton; at Planacld Juncti"n r mina
from Providence and Hartford arrive ia season ior
this train Ps,sengers from way stations fexctpt
York by steamer from New London viii take this
train to Norwich. '-
q.SO m. Steamboat Express Tram for New York
Connects at Worcester with trains from Ro,tnn
Concord Manchester, lowell Lawrence sssh1a
pole, franklin and BaeRstone Iea ,o.tg Iva, wa
for New LONDON at O.15 pm. WIN
e.IO Steamboat Express train for Boston' mal,v
exc d mSnaayl connecting o. Putnam for Bos
ceaer for Boston, birmingham, lowell Sasmhpuaa
Concord Fltchburg, &c. This train Leave qua
a 5Vnn0m " A'hS M dependent on arrival Of
600 M. Way Passenger Train. Connecting
Plainned Junction for Providence; az P,,,go,,
for Boston, arriving at 1890 m; nj wnr 1'is
Junction for Springfield, and way stallion ASanr1r
Rosan u N TITVoecei ~ worcester for trains 10
H'SO M Way Passenger Train. Connecting a,
arriving at Worcester Junction in seas nr
10 20 W 93ston rroMdience, Springfield and Albany;
1.45 m. Way Passenger Train. Connects Al Nor.
wSI M,an IRAN IRON New London, and at Plain
eester with train for Boston. -
Leaves Webster for Wordes a qr Al ~,
Leaves Worcester for Webster az S.;iS m.
"A, !; 81 M. ANiiifws, sup't.,
w sggwwElSa \ WVFSfslsF Division
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BOSTON, BARRE 4 GARDNER r. p

on and after Monday Nov. 81 Trains viii leave Card
ner I3r orcesier and intermediate stations at 90 IL
aug II 3? A. NJ, and at 445 NJ, making Connection
Mlli tIans on an the roads terminating in or passing
RETURN ING-Leave Worcester at SAM,l2n a.
a D % T. NJ connecting at Gardner with ali trans on
Ho9sac tunnel Greenfield and Intermediate stations
and south from those points ~ A
Worcester, Nov. a. 1871 dtf - ''siue III
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q A l. V n L. con ARD'S
~ Burning MACHINE WORKS,

O. N L. co ARDS
~ Burning MACHINE WORKS.
Second Avenue, Corner Tweuty-SecOnd st.
Office No. Bowling Green, New York
Manufacture the
PATENT MESTIZO DURING PICKERS
PATENT WORSTED BURRLNG PICKERS. pa.
TENT DOMESTIC BURRNG PICKERS. OILERS to
attach to Piekers 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 anu hnishcrs
Improved Steei Ring Feed Rolls plane and intersac-
ing with Patent adjustable spring boxes Shake vii
lows with blowers. Waste Busters. Cotton Gins Blow
&c
Excelsior! At the international Exhibition i'm Lon
DON lobz, ans at Paris Exposition of 1861, our Mes
tizO Burning Picker received PRIZE MEDAL award:
GOLD MEDAL at American Institute Fair 1860 -
and in 1861 1863 and 1870 the highest award
AT the American Institute Fair, 1856 our Burning
Machine for cards. was awarded A GOLD MEDAL.
at all subsequent exhibitions the HIGHEST AWARD:
and IN 1910 our Double Burner received FIRST PREMIuM
AT American Institute Fair 1863 and 1870 our Steel
Kin greed Rolls received LIST premium
At American Institute Fair 1870 our Worsted Burning
Picker was awarded the LIST premium
~ OUR STEEL RING BURRING MACHINES ARE THE
ONLY SOLID PACKING BURR1NG MACHINES IN THE MAE
KET. Workmanship and Operation are guaranteed.
Our Illustrated Catalogue can be had on application
Prompt attention given to all inquiries and orders by
az dtf q. l.. dsOnIA RD.
A
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A MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS
r.. II. EDDY

A MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS
r.. II. EDDY.
Solicitor of Patents for Inventions Trade Marks or
Designs, No. rs state st. opposite Kilby ST.,
Boston.
40 agency in tie Tinted States possesses Superior fd-
eesJor o6td!7ng Patents, aSceraiaiag the pdteRtd
biHty Of intentions.
An necessity Of journey TO Washington to procure
Patent, and the great delay there, here saved
inventors.
Testimonials.
81 regard Mr. Eddy as one OF the most capable and
successful practitioners with whom have had official
intercourse.
CHARLES MASON, Commissioner of Patents"
II have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ a man more competent and tlUSg0rflg,
and more capable of putting their applications form
TO secure for them early and favorable consideration
at the Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents
Mr.. Il. IL. Eddy has made for over THIRTY ans
plicatiOns for Patents having heen successful in almost
every case Such unisakabe prOOfof great talent and
ability ON his part leads to recommend inventors
to apply to him to procure their patents. they may
sure OF having the most faithful attention bestowed on
their eases and at very reasonable charges.
Boston Jan, ], lS72. d2twly JOHN TAGGART.
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steamers appointed to sail
FROM NEW YORK:
each way daily Sundays excepted). between

each way daily Sundays excepted between
WORCESTER AND NEW LONDON.
connecting with the above-n amed Steamers leaving
WORCESTER at I;S.:sO and 4.Hi5 p. NJ Freight hT
these trains is sure TO he IN New York the next mornmgl
unavoidable accidents alone preventing The faciesi
therefore, for the rapid transit Of freight nsrnassedI
and the rates are always as low by any other line
Freight forwarded from New YORK. South, via. Camden
s1d AInboy X. H. and West via Erie and Penn Ceutra
f. K g, or by any other route, ordered, promptly
fOr iMrther Information inquire of W. II. TURNER
Agent worcester P. 81. N. ANDREWS, Sup't.
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Money Sent without Danger of Loss

,,n,-,-,IJ W V1HVNNU UdIgbT Oh IIOcS.
MONEY ORDERS for any ar,nnr, O.. S'
on one order will be issued on den, t IHceeIlns 800
payment Of the following fees: P'' d" 'hls once and
ON orders not exceeding S9G a.,
VveI s;V and not exceeding $50 X cents
Over $40 SsS ''''''s'.ku
swiss International Postal Money Order ts,., -.
ulls office at domestic rate ''N'H laSued at
Notes only received or pnid. - ''''''i'a' bahk
VALUABLE LETTERS
should Invariably he taken 10 Inc Posi- ot5cs am, n
a. ihe iNElsry ice to all parts Of the United Stnes
na1 tt anada' cents; Great Britain and the der
SUNDAYS on N.Y. ~, i,sfrom 645 m TO IN, except
money order business closes On Satuidav ai . ~ ~,
yliD uu j. PlCkETF, Fostinasier
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v AAC1A4NClL q RA ly-
koAD-Summer Arrangement, June 70 ISL
Express IRAN stopping only at Woonsocket and Tx
ais p. m. ~ 80 ms ii0''uehce az
denee and way stations 1880 and IL SO m O6 and az
pm ~ = '' ''VV aH o''o
l45 m, and 4.O5 m. ''' at ''1V as"
me IO a m tnai and 2l5 (express) trains from
rlo.NIaence ana the 10 Is a. M express) and 400 D. m
qmall trains from WOrce ter connect at Worresiar
guiiLl9h WIN trains TO and from Clinton Fitchmrg
Go nI Sat3ga Montreal Nashua Lowell Lawrence
TTullcoTH, ana the W hte Mountains Springfield AiGonv
Troy, Niagara Falls and points North or WeSt -AiS
points. se-e N'U " al important
me " worcester trains except express and $50 D. m
eoect t oonsocket junction with trains TO and ROM
Milford and at Waterford with trains Of The Ri In
Hartford and Eric railroad. - S 4'O9''h'
SPECIAL TRAINS.
Leave Providence tor Waterford 800 A. m connactins
Norwich. 'sO' A"'naih anu
Leave Woonsocket for Providence at 22Opm
Leave Providence for Uxbridge at 90 D M
Leave UXbndge for Worcester at 5.45 q m
al rams eaSe Milford for Worcester and Providence at
SUI and ll6O a. m and 43O p. M Woonsocket for Mi
lord at s'la a. M, and l,3O and $50 p. m. M
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Ge0al 9lotltrs.

IN BANKRUPTCY. - District of Massa
chnsetts IS. Notice is hereby given that the suhscrlb
or has been appointed Assignee OF the Estate of HIRAM
petition. ABRAM NJ, BlGELOW,
Grafton, December 81, 1871. Assignee
jas d3sS
IN BANKRUPTCY.-D lsTRIcr OF MAS
Il sACHUsRTTs AT Clinton. the 18th day Of January.
appointment as Assignee of the estate Of GEORGE IL.
FOSTER. of Lancaster in the county of Worcester
within said district who has been adiudgcd Il bankTup
upon his own petition by the district court of said dis
tTict. CHRISTOPHER g. STONE.
ials d3sThF
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU-
~ SETTS-W oRCEsTER Probate Court no the
Heirs at-aw next OF kin, and all other persons Interest
in the estate of LUCY WYMAN, late of Shrewsbury
in said county, deceased:
Upon the petition of Sarah T.. Wyman you are hereby
cited appear at Probate Court to be held nj Wof-
cester in said county, the first Tuesday of February
next at nine o'clock In the forenoon. to show cns If
any you have, why an instrument purporting to he the
last will and testament of said deceased should not be
Andthe said petitioner is ordered to serve this citation
by publishing the same once week. three weeks sue
cessiyely, in the Worcester Daily Spy, a uewspappr
printed al Worcester, the last publication 10 be one dnv
id least before said Court aud to send or cause To- be
sent written printed copy Of this notice propcrly
nailed postage prepaid, to each OF the heirs deysees or
egatees Of said estate, or their legal representa-
to the petitioner seven days, nj least before said
Court
Witness, Henry Chaplin, Esquire Judge of said Court
this sixteenth day of January, IN the year one tho
sand eight hundred and seventy-twO.
CHAS. H. STEVENS, Register
al1 dja7,22&29
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c. T. HUNTINGTON, President

In compliance, with the foregoing instructions. 4be
price of the Bonds, from this date until further orders
will he 81 and accrued interest,"
The scarcity Of and demand for, really
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SPECIALITY
DYSPEPSIA !

This is not preparation, to be tried and found
wanting. Ii has been prescribed daily for many years
in the practice of an eminent physician. with unpar-
aeled 1t is NOT expected or intended to cure
ALL the diseases to which the human family is subject
but it is WARRANTED TO CURE DYSPEPSIA in its
most obstinate form, relief being always obtained from
the first use, and permanent cure effected when
properly continued
SOME OF THE SYMPTOMS OF DYs-
PEPsIA ARE LOSS OF APPETITE,
WIND AND RISING OF FOOD, DRY
NESS IN THE MOUTH, HEARTBURN,
DIsTENTION OF THE STOMACH AND
BOWELS, COSTIVENEsS, HEAD
ACHE, DIZZINESS, sLEEPLEssNEss,
AND Low SPIRITS; UNLESS
CHECKED, 1T SURELY AFFECTS
THE MIND AS WELL AS RODY,AND
UNITS ONE FOR THE DUTIES OF
LIFE IN a SHORT TIME.
rB7THESE ARE ALL REMOVED by
THE USE OF WHITES SPECIALITY
FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Price $1.O0 per Bottle.
For sale in Worcester by
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c O. RUSSELL. Suph. Springfield
FITCHBURG Z WORCESTER n. r.
5Sox,{ = 9MhK ARRANGEMENT - Commencing on
MONDAY, May l, ISL Passenger Trans Tor Woreea

Leave Fitchburg, a. M, II. 50 sni s 5Upn
Soulh FttcF burg sos a. NJ Il 81 and s 81 ~ m
Leominster, liz 2. M, 100 and G. 0D D. NJ
Sates Crossing, SIT a. M, l0T and 6OI D. m
rratt' Junction, S,26 a. m, LIS and s. is D m
STERLING Center, 8 SO a m, l. 20 ana 4 20 D. M
Passenger Trains for Fitchburg-
Leave Worcester, g. 30 and II IS a. m and 4 % n -
Ster,ing Junction 7.07 and 2l.57 a M ard 500 D m
SlerunG Center, l IA and 1905 p. M, and rs n m
6 6IaII Junction ~ a. m, and II IA and s. G p M
safes crossing, 10 o. n, 1922 and 5.24 p. m.
Leoinlnster, l.3O a. M, $3.50 and 5 30 D. M
south F1tchhurg, 7.S7 a. m, 1888 and 5 81 n m
hAlLRoAD COEEECTIOES.-rhe 6 30 and ii II n m o,d
~ p M trains from Worcester connect at FitchhrS
WIN the cheshire and Rutland and Burlington II r. ta1
all points north and vest also connect At Fitcbbur,s
WIN te ermont and Massachusetts 4 II for Greended
and B1attleboro and intermediate stations
lac SO0 a m and $3.50 p. tram from FIC},bury c,ns
meet az Worcester with Boston Worcester prnyidcvrs
a. worcester, Norwich d Worcester Railroads and
ded. ~ ''' va SPRING.
The $50 p. train from Fitohburg connects n, w.
New York via New London. H. 4 nj non Sain Ior
Office Fitchburg Worcester r. r. ~ sup L
Fitchhnrg. Nav 1871. { az
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8arIroans.
1Q71 CHESHIRE RATLR

1871 CHES HIRE RAILROAD
- - WINTER ARiA NGEMENT-Commepc-
ing MONDAY, Dec. 25. ISL
Trans leave Worcester, Foster Street Depot al $50 a.
m ill5 g. m and 4.29 p m Fitchburg al 2Oa m aud
LIS and 1875 p. m for Winchendon Troy Keene and Pei
lows Falls ' A's i>'eiie 'iA' i'ei-
Making connections 81 Bellows Falls with Rutland &
Burlington r. II. for Rutland Saratoga Ri,rlngin, 8 81
AiSo WIN W Central R. r. for Windsor White River
Sa-a 'SS9leeting with Conn. and PassumpSc River
purg. Montreal, &c ' ~ D ! UNIT Osuehl-
70 al points north for sale at No Foster street
"0Icester7J. BARNARD, Agent N4 N'S''
ss 81 ~ low as by any route and distance less
ald North h S"i9 " u 'is J Iran, ftis ior W st
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= This invention has been thoroughly tested for
FOUR YEARS, and is offered the public as perfect
remedy tor the coaren,eRce dangers and dn8oydnces
arising from Furnaces ordinarily managed Some Of
its advantagesare:
l sure remedy for the escape Of gas smoke through
the house.
ID. an economy IN the use Of c0al.
Sd. II preDeRts clakerS and the necessity Of sitting
ashes.
A. hsares al danger against fire from an overheated
furnace.
Oh Glue uniformity Of temperature lgh ererg change
Of ne heather, sdUiRg care and time in he manage
Hpeat Of the furnace
In order to gain these advantages il is only necessary
to knde the fire. supply the coal and leave the
without regard to the dras,) ITO THE CARE OF THE
"GOVERNOR"
Attached to Brick Portable Furnaces Old or New.
bzB'- Send for a Pamphlet.