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What the Democracy Win Do.

The Democratic party, when in power,
will limit the annual taxes to $3.50, 900, 900,
and out Of this moderate revenue will apply
S25 900, 900 to the extinction Of the public
debt whereas the Federal taxes for the
last fiscal year amounted to the enormous
sum of SAIL 1926, Az.
Ii win revise and reform the system Of
taxation so that this diminished annual
burden of $3.50, 900, 600 will be equally dis
tributed. 1t will moreover, take good care
that the taxes fluid their way into the public
treasury, and not Into the pockets of gree
dy, grasping monopolists.
The Democratic party will rectity the
abuses Of the present banking system, ex'
tinguish monopoly by making the business
free TO all who comply with the conditions,
stopping the interest on government bonds
while in pledge To secure bank circulation,
and guarding against a redundant currency
10y compelling the banks 10 Tedeem their
notes IN specie.
II will revive our PROSTATE shipping in
terest, and restore TO American citizens
their former large share in tho profits of
navigation By FREQ trade in ships aud the
repeal of duties on all articles used in their
construction.
IL will revise the Tariff repeal the duties
on the necessariss of life, and tax the luxur.
les, equalizing as Far as practicable, the
burdens of the people.
The Democratic party will faithfully full
fill all the obligations created by the public
debt in their letter and spirit, and will Sc
cure to disabled soldiers the full amount Of
their pensions without allowing dollar to
be deducted for the fees of agents.
Ii will repeal all laws which permit the
Federal Government, or any of its officers,
to interfere with elections in the States.
Ii will make il high misdemeanor. pun.
ishable by dismissal from service, for any
officer of the army or navy to aid in the
suppression OF domestic violence in State,
unless the State authorities have made a
previous application to the President for
such assistance, in conformity to the Con-
stitution; or to interfere for enforcing any
Federal law unless Federal Judge shall
have previously certified that the execution
of the laws is resisted By combination too
powerful to be overcome blythe marshal
aud his posse.
The Democratic party will remove all the
political disabilities and Disqualification
imposed for participation in the late civil
war.
1t will repeal all Reconstruction laws,
and put all the States upon a footing of
perfect equality before the law. While
holding that the nth aud 18th amendments
to the Constitution are frauds, and not
made IN accordance with the mode prescrib-
ed by the instrument. the Democratic party
will recognize them until they are declared
to be invalid by the Supreme Court, or
otherwise legally set aside,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-03-16

PorATo CULTURE. Our farmer
readers will find in its appropriate
place, in this issue, the substance of an
hundred dollar essay on the culture of
potatoes, which is worth more than the
price Of subscription to tho Advocate.
They will also find in the same depart.
mont, valuable hints on blowing, feuc.
ing, &c. OF course, these hints are not
intended for the farmer who already
knows all hat is to be knora on these
subjects. They are for those who are
yet inexperienced aud anxious to be
informed.
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Petition for Sale IF Real Estdte 10 Pay
Debts.
In the Orphans Court for Carroll county
David W. Houck vs.. Charles $. Davis
Of ais.

In the Orphans Court for Carroll county.
David W. EIouck vs. Charles $. Davis
OF. ais.
FEnRuARN TERN. 1872.
TdNIlE ohjec, Of tins suit is to procure an
Il order or decree for the sale of certain
Real Estate lying in Carroll county, Mary
land, OF which James Davis. late OF Carroll
county, Maryland, died seized. The bill
filed in this case alleges that the said
James Davis died inteslate, leaving small
tract Of land Of some considerable value,
aud personal property Of inconsiderablc
value, insufficient TO pay his debts, and
leaving Charles s. Davis, George A. Davis
aud Lucinda Loyail, his three children,
and Leroy $. Davis, Agnes L. DAVIS and
Jefferson Davis, his grand children, his
heirs at law And the hill further states
that the said James Davis was at the time
of his death indebted to the complainant
and divers other persons ia large SUNS of
money. And the bill further states that
George A. Davis, one Of the said children
and heirs at law, is nonresident.
IL is thereupon adjudged and ordered that
the complainant by causing copy Of this
order to be inserted in some Newspaper
Published at Westminster, in Carroll eoun
ty, Md, once n week for four successive
weeks before the 29ih day OF April next,
give notice to the said absent defendant OF
the object and substance of this bill, and
warn him to appear in this Court 10 person
or by solicitor, on or before the 9th day of
August next, TO answer the premises and
show cause, il he have any, why a Decree
shoald not be passed as prayed.
True copy,-Test:
JOS. NJ. PARKE,
mar lG-it Register Of Wills.
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InsoiVcnt's Notice.

john n. Fritz r.. His Creditors
ORDERED this 18th day Of N,r,b
" 1872. that John n. Fritz give no,irr
10 his creditors, endorsers and sare,ie,. ib,t
the Second Monday of August next /, 61eI
for the said John n. Fritz to appeAr (,
the Circuit Court for Carroll COUNTY, %
answer such ln,errOgalories as his creditor,
endorsers aud suroiies may propose OF Al.
lege against aim and that copy Of this
order be Published in some newspaper
printed in Carroll county. once a week ior
three successive months prior to the SAID.
ID Monday Of August next as such notice.
Test JNO. d. BOYLE, Clerk.
may lG.3m
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NOTICE.

s'hase'of.Our Subscribers who change
their residence this SPSng VIII oblige
US BY giving early notice Of the. name
of the Post 0iiice',e which their paper
was sent, as we'll as the one to which
they'havs removed.
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TO LUMBER DEALERS.

NoDGE & MORLEY, Lumber , Sop'
~ mission Merchants, Union Land land
Baltimore, Nd, keep constantly on .",bcr
Yellow Pine, Spruce and llemloek si Lu'ass
Of every description. Cypress o p,as ~.
Spruce and Hemlook Laths aud iic n,se1
which they offer TO the trade at the ,u low "a
market price, Special attention g g,'srs "
orders, Wo
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InsOivent's Notice.
John Smidt rs. His Creditors.

John Smidt rs. His Creditors.
nRDERED this 18th day Of Pebnay.
" 1872, tina, John Snidl give notioe
to his creditors, cndorsers aud sare,ies, lha.
the Second Monday Of August next is iIel
for the said John Smidt to appear in tie
Circuit Court for Carroll county, to aasug
such interrogaiories as his creditors, "a.
dorsers aud sureties may propose OF al
lege AGAINST him; and that copy Of tbs
order be published in some newspaper
printed in Carroll county, once week taf
three successive months prior to the ah
I'd Monday Of August next, as such notice
Test JNU. b. LOiLE, Clerk
mar l6.3m
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Winter stili fingers 10 the lap Of
Spring" bat Armstrong, Gator & Co.,
Baltimore, have taken time by the fore
lock, and offer the largest and best as.
sortment of Spring and Summer Mil
Iinery Goods south of New York
See advertisement in another column.
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Mr.. p 7. Baruum, who has made
some little reputation in the world as a
Snowman, and great deal of money,
will visit this part Of the country, next
summer, with his walrusses, his FIJI
Island eanuibals, and "the largest car.
AVIAN of animals ever controlled by one
indiEidual" OF course every body will
want to see Barnum and his great show
of rarest eariosities.
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Notices under his hcad TEN CENTS
per Inc for each Insertion.
D llemstiched Lawn IIandk erchiefs.
for 25 cents, at
1t j. Yingling & Sons.
Splendid lot of Towels aud Napkins,
cheap, at d. T. MilIer's.
Best Calicoes only IL cents per ward,
at j. Yingling & Sons. 1t
New Store and New Goods.
1t ID. T. Miller.
Nice assortment Of Bleached Tick
lngs aud Sheelings, cheap, at
1t d. L. Millers.
Splendid line of Cotton and Linen
Damask, cheap, at d. Il. Miller's.
Nice line of Gents Fancy Cassimers,
at d. L. Miller's. IL
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How TO BUILD Up A TowN.-Take
two thirds of all the capital employed
in stores, shops, aud other places of
traffic, and put it into manufacturing
establishments, or some productive in
dustry. Manufacturing establishments
require laborers, and laborers require
houses and supplies of all kinds for
themselves aud their families, aud the
products of their labor are sold, aud
money brought into the community and
the general wealth increased. Stores
and shops produce nothing. They are
public convenieuces, it is true, but the
business is overdone. One. third of the
humber could do profitable trade,
while the capital ofthe other two thirds
would be more prO6tably employed 10
manufacturing. This is true of almost
all towns.
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John t. McCrery, Esq, prominent
citizen of Frederick, died ca Saturday
last. Mr.. McCrery was aa,ise Of
Cecil county, and removed to Frederick
few years since, aud engaged in the
practice Of the law.
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Price $50 Per Ton
o. % IVhN WEIR Z Co.
AZ Pratt Street, Baltino,.



Joshua Biggs, Rocky Ridge, Ia'
W. ii. Todd, Utica Mills,
Ihos' +. Cover; Double Pipe Creek d.
- - inluos! ElhcOtt City, ~
MeComas 4 Bro, Hood Mil q
Zimmerman Shuliz, SykesyiIle a
Jas. \. Albaugh, Wood6ine. -
W. IL. Is. Dorsey, Mt. Airy
Samuel L. Grove, RidgeyHie,
Cantion.--Ihe popularity Of npy
CELSlOli as the only reliabl. ,n,..,; "a
for Peruvian Guano has induceJ n ,ao.'''u'e
ious parties ia this and other cil;ss ~ ~ ~
our trade mark -" Excelsior -io,.t n Wy
worthless compounds. Every bas If guy, .'a
uiue Excelsior has our name W. " ~
lied Letters. All others arc coaBiS,5 4
mar i6 Sm '''''"S
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The Japanese embassy have accepted
the invitation to visit Mt Vernon, An.
napolis, West Point aud Philadelphia,
for the purpose of examining objects of
national interest.
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When John Jacob Astor died he
left a little over s2l 100000. William
b. Aston, his son. is now G timated to
be worth nearly $50 100000.
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Grimes L Stoufier, Westminster, Nd.
Joshua Biggs, Rocky Ridge. "
W. II. Todd, [ lica Mills, "
Thos. +. Cover. Double Pipe Greek, "
T.. A. Talbot. Ellicoit ciiy, "
McComas 4 Bro, Hood Mil, "
Zimmerman & Shuliz, Sykcsyille, 4"
Jas. A Albaugh, Woudbine, "
W. II. b. Dorsey, Mt. Airy, "
Samuel T.. Grove, Ridgeville, "
mar Is 3m
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-03-16

To CORRESPONDENTS Our Local
Correspondents will confer a favor by
writing their pirate aotes on separate
sheet.
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NO. Has EQUITY.

NO. lli5 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
John Bentz VS.. Mary A. Burns. Admins
trairix Of Emanuel Burns, deceased,
and others.
ORDERED this 10Th day of March
" 1872, that the Audit filed in this cause
be finally ratified and confirmed, unless
cause 10 the contrary be shown on or be
ioro the LIST day Of April next; provided a
copy Of this order be inserted in some
newspaper published in Carroll county for
two successive weeks before the last named
day.
JN0. D. BOYLE, Clerk.
True eopy,-Test:
mar lG'2t JSo. b. BoYLr, Clerk.
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1871.


toMPosEp Of 500 pounds Of Ma IN
" Wan q, ano and 1900 pounds ~ y pe'u'
dissoly d in Sulphuric Acid po S' ppone,
Soda forming the most universal ~. ana
grower aud concentrated durable Fs,,;gg,oP
ever offered to the farmer. co,nhi' eia'll'ls .r
the stimulating qualities Of Peruvian y ag all
aud the ever durable fertilizing n H~ uuano
OF Bones. Adapted for all soils ma Jpsluei
aud IN fine dry po'cder for Sowing ~ sIp9p e,,
ling in with the Seed. The most 49, -, pnl,
farmers Of Maryland and Virg; ,S;a''u s
thirteen years Experience with ''' ai'er
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The Tanmany Ring and the Erie
Hing kaseeome to grief. Iii is now the
iprn Of the Military Ring in Washing
ton.
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The Mcdonald estate, near Baltimore,
has been purchased by A. S. Abel, Of the
Baltimore Sun, for $4,000.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

H'HE subscriber MS Trustee, will sell at
Il Public Sale on the farm now occupied
by j. o. Patterson, near Hoods Min, in
Carroll county, Nd. on
Thursday, the llth day Of Apra, 1872.
at II O'Clock, a. NJ, the following personal
property, viz
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TRUSTEES SALE
or
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
Near Hampstead, Carroll county, Ma.


RH virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Coar
I'D for Carroll county as a Court Of Eqaig'
passed in cause No. 1856, wherein JOSEPH
d. Dehof aud John W. DehoT are con.
plainants, and Jacob N. Dehof and Samad
ID. Dehof are defendants, the Subscribers
Trustee, will offer at Public Sale, on The
premises, on
Saturday, the 30h day Of March, 4. d.
1872, at o. clock, p. NJ, all that yaluab.
property situate on the Turnpike Road
leading from Hampstead to Manchester,
distant from the former about miles ahi
from the latter about 2 miles, and adlolr'
the lands of Noah Bxler, Daniel Burns AL
others, containing
q ACRES OF LAND, MORE or LESS
The improvements consist Of a newly ere''
ed two story Brick Dwelling, A IM-N
large aud commodious and MrsIAsAA
conveniently arranged; also @i,IR,Itl
a large new Stable aud other
out. buildings. There is well Of water neai
the house aud an excellent spring OF Wa,s'
within short distance Of the honse an
Orchard Of select varieties OF Fruit lN
been recently planted and is now N iar7ii
ing condition. The property is under go0'
fencing. II,
Lot No. 2 is situate nearly opposite ws
above described property, nljoins the aug,
Of James Coltrider and others. and con'au'
3 ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS
Any person desiring to examine, the Pr
perry can do so by applying to Jonn W. w.
Dehoh, Manchester, Nd, or to Jo'las 10
hoff who resides near the properly
Possession given upon purchaser oo~i
plying with the terms Of sale, a pat M
survey Of the above property will be eAu'O
tied on day Of sale. L.l.
Terms Of Sale - 0ne.third cash. the w.
ance in two equal payments of one ana t SsS
years respectively. with interest from e .H
Of sale and secured to the satisfaction o. Wv
Trustee. -.
JOHN W. DEH0FF, Trustee
Mauis5y d, Roberts, Solicitors
mar 8-ts
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IS m ~ R

One pair Grey Mules, pair Brown do,
Mares, ] Grey Stallion, 2 Grey Colts, &
Cows, 2 Heiiers, . Reapers, Corn Drill
and ! Wheat Drill, Wheat Pan. Wagons.
Flows, Harrows, Cultiyators and other
Farming luplementsi = Express Wagons.
! Family Carriage, Rockasay, Skeleton
Wagon, lot Of Milk Cans, Harness and
Household and Kitchen Furniture; also the
growing crop Of Wheat upon said farm.
Terms Of Sale. -All sums Of Fify Dol.
lars and under, cash; all over that amount
credit Of 9 months will be given, on note
with security approved by the Trustee.
HERMAN STUMP, Jn.,
mar io'S trustee.
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EXCELSIOR"

IN growing Cotton, Tobacco, When, -,
Corn, pronounce an application ~ u ,aa
pounds per acre equal TO from 2no IVY
pounds OF any other Fertilizer sold ~ ~
torm'iy OF quality guaranteed by Mann W.
turers. 'aauiae'
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j. j. TURNER 4 CO.'S.
AMMONIATED
BONE SUPER-PH 0SPHATE.
Analysis 4:

COMPOSED or BONES AND GUANO,
" dissolved in Sulphnuc Acid. II is
richer in Ammonia and Soluble Phosphates
than any Fertilizer sold. except our "Ex.
celsior,' and is made with the same care
and supervision.
Uniform Quality Guaranteed.
FOR CORN, OATS, AND SPRING
CROPS generally it has no superior. Fine
and dry, in excellent order for drilling.
Packed in bags.
PRICE $50 PER TON.
J. J. TURNER 4 CO.,
~ Pratt Street, Baltimore.
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Business Locals.

Notices under his heal TEN CENTS
per Inc for each insertion.
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Elccted.--0n Saturday last Joseph
Shaeifer, Esq, was elected President
Of the Farmers aud Mechanics Nat
ional Bank, Of this city, for the ensuing
year. Mr.. Shaeffer is well known as a
strict business man, and his election is
heartily endorsed BY the stockholders.
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Arm Broken MIR. John Frock, Of
the Sd District, was thrown from his
horse, few days ago, near Mt. Pleasant,
aud had his arm broken at the elbow
and one of his legs considerably bruised.
The accident occurred by ,he horse
slipping DIR. !. II. Billingslea ren.
dered the necessary surgical aid 10 the
case.
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Carroll aud Adams Couaties.-We
give in juxtaposition, for the sake Of
comparison, the following statistics Of
Carroll county, Md, and Adams coun.
ty, Pa.
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The Amphions last week compliment.
ed Theo, Ia. Pri'chey, Esq. aad his
bride by serenade; they we're in turn
handsomely entertained, together with
number of ladies aud gentlemen who
called to tender their congratulations.
May their married lives be one unend
ing honeymoon.
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Uniform Quality Guaranteed.
PRICE $50 PER TON.


j. J. TURNER 4 CO.,
~ Pratt Street, Baltimore.
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We are informed from Wayuesboro'
that if the Branch Railroad is built,
the Western Maryland Railroad will
receive not less than sl00,000 from
passengers and freight the first year.
Mr.. Git is to survey several routes
and make an estimate of the cost Of
each.
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Messrs J. Yiugling & Son, 10 order
to accommodate their increasing trade,
have had the second story of their build.
ing handsomely popered aud otherwise
improved. 1t is their intention to dc
vote one portion Of it to the display Of
a large aud handsome stock of carpets,
from which persons may select. Their
stock will embrace all grades, from the
lowest price rag to the best Administer.
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Syaesraie.-The only excitement that
has tended to rufflc the even tenor of
our unusually quiet village during the
past week, has been the agitation Of the
" Local Option question. The.friends
of the measure seem very sanguine Of
success.
The Trustees Of the NJ. Z. Church of
this place, have purchased for a Par
sonage the handsome dwelling occupied
by the Rev. Mr.. Heyde. They have
also purchased the adjoining lot upon
which, we understand, they purpose
erecting church. The price paid was
$4,000.
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Carroll county was Adams county,
organized In 1886. II was organized Jan.
has s. paupers in its 1900. 1thas 80 pau
Aims House at an an In its Almshousc at
nual cost Of S5,S5I.72. annual cost Of $40, &
Products Of the County Is. Products Of
Farm containing 40 county farm, (nuu
acres, Tor ISL: sos OF acres not giyeI
bushels OF wheat, 20s0l6 Ss bushels OF VIII
bushels Of corn, 500 Is bushels Of rye
bushels OF potatoes, so bushels " elovers
bushels OF onions, i0 2+25 bushels Of corr
bushels OF beets, 9,000t the ear, SIS bushei
heads OF cabbage, so oats, , bushels ii
bushels OF turnips, 5 thy seed, Ito bushe
bushels Of parsnips, 10 potatoes, IL bushel
bushels OF beans, 40lonions bush. OF b,
tons Of hay, &c loads of 900 heads Of cabb
corn fcd der, 1919 lbs. so tons Of hay, 70 Il
Of pork, $3.50 lbs. of Of corn fodder, 249I
beef. lof pork, 11l6 Of bee
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The West End Debating Club at the
last meeting discussed the question -
SHOULD the State receive the benefit
of its convict laborg 7" Decided in the
affirmative. Question for this evening.
" Should capital punishment be abolish
ed" Disputants, levi Evans, l. L
Grouse, Jno Matthews, 4. Il. Durbiu,
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Measles, chicken pox aud whooping
cough, are prevailing among the chill
dren oftbis county to great extent.
10 some sections they have proved fatal.
IL showed here on Saturday, Sunday,
Monday and Tuesday last, aud also on
"Wednesday night.
Fresh behring's, the FIRST of the sea-
son, were retailed here on Wednesday
last at 40 cents per dozen.
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WRter is Ocer, We assert this on
the authority of the ground hog ="
Yesterday was the conclusion of his six
weeks Information from Candlemas, the
% Of February. Let US hold him
strictly to the bond. II We have any
more rough wintry weather, We shall
deuounce him as a fraud.
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8ailr0a6s.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

TRAINS LEAVE VVORCESTEEy
FOR BoSION-EXp press trains at 20 and % M and
-, % ana 953 p. m. Accommodation trains NJ
100 s.45 a. n, and lao 430 and Loo ~ nj Reftr,,t,
leave Boston at s. $50 teX) tqN1 ii a M a,,i "a
(eXl 45O 5aU teX) and 800 (eN), D. m Sunday Mali
Train leaves Boston at $50 p. M and Worce;tsr SiT
Boston at 230 a. m. (Aionday) ~ "N'Nss'eI io'
FOR BOSTON, via Gr0tou Junction Al 70 and II * q
and 20 p Returning leave Boston ~ o. aS
ll.OO a. m, and 400 .. m. ~ @ "'-' anu
FOR SPRlNGFIELD, at 645. 500 g55 (AIbanv avn,
m, and 445 p m; fer New York and GIba6,, ~
press lus5 m, and 40 and 1925 M ALBANY sunday
MAI IRAN leaves at 1905 d. m Refnrni1,s Ieoy9a
i55 teS; 3.O5 (eXp) 400 and sl0 (exj D. m Sunday
FOR NEW YORK, as above; also at 10 a. m via Now,
London and L ng Island; and by steamboat via New
FOR PROVIDENCE, at 40. iOI5 Ce, lIl IN, m I'M
and T. 40 P; m Returning, leave Providence for Wor
cester at 40, II As a. m 2.l5 lex and 430 n M w"
FOX FIJI IL Is K q at $50 ii Is a m
4ZO p N. Returning, leave Ftchburg for Worcestqr'
at 500 a. m, 1850 $50 p. m Leave FitehhnrS torr
from Worcester Leave Fitchburg for Wincbendnn
keene, Bellows Falls, at 81 H., lbs 735 D. m '
FOR NORM iCH at 6.55. 10 M s. Is l. 20 (Steamhoat
eX. TO \. York; p m, Returning, leave Norwich for
Worcester at 2.l0, (ex.) 500, Il45 a. m. Is D. m
Special tram from Webster TO Worcester al 90 a. M
returning at 6.35 p. IN. 10y
FOR NASHUA. at $50 Ills a. m. APO ppm. Nashua
FOR worcester, 40 a. III. 1900 M, SEQ ,. m.
FOR MILFORD, via birmingham, 100 925 a. M le
and 400 D ~ ~ - ''
FOR GARDNER, at $50 a. m, 1885 AS. and $40 n. m.
M, and 4.30 p. "
FOR LOWELL. via South Framngham at 100 %
m, lao and $3.50 p m. Lowell to Worcester I SO a. M
$50 and 5.45 D. IN. ''