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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-05

The Rev. i. ". nunnicutl l. III ...at -
rf.-ion To the Greeley ranks.
II now appears that the Radio! E!%JoT't."
in Vermont WAS : 900 less III 1ci- tA1A i:
1865.
NJ. Tnicr. In, been spending III v"e.tl3I
1t !hc>ca,i,lr ia writing great ltli17"''i.,~ -
work to con!uund matcrL.!sn. Now. "':'
knows thai Grant has mol been ending ~,
leisure al Long Branch in thu same VIZ. :
An, ching 10 beat Greeley.
Governor Hendricks thinks he and t!ic
resi- If the candidates Oh the Liberal l!c!-@t
will carry Indiana ny ten thousand majority
From our information we have no doubi The
majority will reach that figure in ialrt|'
conducted election. Courier
JUurnd.
The campaign correspondent of ill" New
1nr! Times in Ohio. who IL i violent an"
unlca>nui." Administration man, auiiii'S III
q late letter hat 'Our-IaiI OF those Gerlha'!-
who voted tic Republican Ticket last yea
aic noW more or less in $l:nlahF WITH TIC
so-",I!cd Liberal moycmcGt--lhc name he
in. quite a Io!ent with them Is the pilhci
I!c involved" Oh Hamilton county I'm
which is included Ciucinntti he says 1t Is
uncertain GROUND. 1t las lNlC' zone Dciho'
cratic in the past ten years, ANA Inc liltrou'lc
lion Of new clement like this can ea>l.
wipe out any retained hepni''I'an majority
Of previous years.
The Pittsburgh Qra.) Chroai"i". a sIAImc,i
Administration Journal, inIl:incd hy l!i'
IcrkcS pardon. changes lis front. ALL dt'
nominees the transaction in tcrsc and inrisiE'
language. 1t ciar-c> that lcrhc> has hc,i
u.r,iuncd on condition thai i" make crrtin
uthdlyit, affecting the character Of one Of tn
State candidates. and declares it to he "tl'l
browning tran-grcs>ion Of this campaign
That ION the eve Of IN election the pri>oi
doors are thrown olcn ana Ills man i per
mi,ted 10 wall; out, that he may make aiil"1
wits >,mpo-cd to hepclrct john +. liartranll
Governor Of Pennsylvania" il adds: " II
i, an Insult 10 The people OF this Stale, anu
one al M a>to'lndin@ character. III" rrn'
Tertiary j. pressed into the canvass.
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noi,,ts. ID TINT, ancased In II, he could the
meet charge OF cavalry, an attack OF
artillery or Of hayonets,t or any attasA ~ !.
which tile emergencies of Lille may presea'
themselves. This, young people, Is my co'i'
ception OF what education o1lght TO be.
As Mr.. Greeley concluded the boys anu
girls heartily applauded, and at Dir. Homes
suggestion unanimously and heartily ien'
dcrcd him vote Of thanks.
Mr.. Greeley took his scat in Mr. fls.ei =
carriage and was driven through Tue tom' ~, ~
The Fair Grounds. where he inSpectcd ,lI'
nuilts. the scwillg-machincs, the big app'e.'
the biz pumpkins. and performing ilalln y,
| Lins the great Comnanchc Chici anu SMolu
sx,lInyycr. while the dccorous Dutch Iic!is
and IIcrrins followed him about. wrapped IL
stnlid and profound admiration. Das -
der Greeley T. could he heard whispered a
every ,tep Of his progress, while Mr. FIster
yhochaperoncd the chief, proudly iii'foduttt,. I
him to the dignitaries Of the village anu nn'
GOOD old Dutch grnndmothers OF the 10" H.
somewhat in this fashion " Herr Sc'" rana w.
dies Isl der Horace Greeley. " MI. vi M,
lev allow me to introduce you ~ W.
SchwartZ.r Frau Wchc", sen u,,l in'
| Greeley" Mr.. Greeley, Mr.. "e"ei'
IN consequence the philosophers knoWicdS'
If German was improved considerably ny
his Irirf .aiourn. and his prospect oil th'
| German vote OF Jerks county was rendered
| certain.
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] sI,E1rlAr NOTICE.

n5y ROSADALIs.-D DR.. John J.sWEilson'
or Cneraw s. G., says Of fllis great blood purifier
Your medicine has already gafneda sreatrepne,
ton In this community 10y reason OF us u
effects In one ca particularly young lius
,vbo I,,a ror several wears been sufferer from ner-
vous disease In variety of forms; but chiehy io
two wears past in the loss Of sight In consequence VI
the nervous disorder.
.shc consulted the most eminent oenii't ," u nm'
81 ue lnow, believe. resident OF your c''!I' ~
fesscr ChIson, under whose treatment Oh. 49,
greatly benefited; when recently upon "slns a,,o
p0StDALIS for her previous Heterogeneous Si''
found her sight after n short time eh.'t..y -
stOrnd.r
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o-.~Dn TUTT:s sARsAPARILLA

AND QUEENS DELIGIIT.-No remedy possesses
co manv valuable medicinal properties rs this com
bjnation Of roots. herbs, and bark5. The QUEEN
DELIGHT Is acknowledged by physicians to he me
mos. powerful remedy known for Impure b'o"'
Liver Complaints. Nervousness Female Complaints
Constipation. rheumatism. Diseases nf the hlu-
ncys. Syphii.c Affections skin Diseases 'hr"i'''
Complaints, &c. Eat in this preparation ltl 'o'''-
bined with other vegetable produciS' winch '''"'
IT. virtues louhly valuable. Most disease nav
tllcif nri4u IN The blood and as hlooa puti:.I INV
SARShPAEII.LA AND QUEEN pEhi"'ii .',''
no equal. II requires buI tilai 10 COW '"'
most srcpical.
For female complaints, whether in young or OLD
married or single. At The dawn of wolnanho"d Inc
turn of life. DIR. TUFTS LIVER PILLS are Ill
acknowledged remedy.
DIR. TUFTS HARDY + Is TN. best In the World
o. s-rodlwSwlt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-05

The Liberals, in taking such elaborate
pains 10 show that the President is not a
fluent speech-maker, are unwittingly doing
him great service with the American people.
The gift of gah is u very handy thing for a
public speaker. "A lawyer, or preacher.
though even with those who use the tongue
professionally the greatest fuency as M OF.
hand dee!aimer is not generally associated
with the highest degree Of ability. But in
an executive officer, and especially the high
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-05

Pnr-RAIsING AT FALLS CHURCH. Last
evening The Grant and Wilson club OF rail-,
Church, VA, amid much enthusiasm erected
a lofty pole and flung fine American flag 10
thu. breeze. After the pole-raisng. by inVl-
tation, Judge Erasnhall delivered u very III,
tcrr.tng speech on the national iS''es, ana
was followed by Mr.. William bnNtoh' VINO
gave some inicrr, ting facts about holli parry
AMI men, and argued that Grce!cy ana
Brown will be politically buried Oh me ~
Of November MNt.-- Id1'"gfo" Il .'"''.-
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The last news from Georgia is even bette,
than the first. The Radicals admit Demo.
cratic majority of 10000, and the latest tec.
grams indicate that those figures have been
reached in eighty-seyen counties, while
about fifty are yet to be heard from. The
Liberal Republicans developed 4 strength
which nobody dreamed they possessed.
These tidings viii have happy effect on
the great States which vote on next Tuesday.
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rs
esf executive officer III The nation, there :

est executive officer Id The nation, there :
no GIFT so fatal or so out of place u as 'asu's
Of word delivery. - Washington ofdf' .
stuff. The star well knows that although s,''u
tho neon,c do not care to have man OF
great learning and c|oquenee IN inc prs,
DENTAL chair they dowant President VINO
can speak The English language cofrec''! ".'o
whose words in print will not rcao ''Nc .''
di>jointcd and incohcTcnt '''1cranee' %
drunkard. Aud these arc two requirements
which General GRANT has not filed ana can
not. GrAxr ~ speaker is the 'a''Sh'i'S
stock Of The civilized word.
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rrTrTAr. .oyfcEs.
M yICHY AND
KIssESGEE AT HOME

We have Il full supply Of Imported klssEsoh''
and yICIY SALTS IN bottles. AhrRc teaspooii"
oc ,,,o e,lts. added to n tumblerfu of cold wafer
produces nj once n glass Of sparkling WIN V
K1ssENCEN. MEADE & BAKER,
Dispensing Pharmacists
se.s 91g Main street, Richmond va.
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OFFICE ROANOKE Valley
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Z,

OFFICE ROANOKE Valley
RAILROAD COMPANY.
RICHMOND. September -. l>i2. }
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-S Sealed
~ proposals for the CLEARING. GEADtA-
TIOS, MASONRY, and THESTL IL -WOl;h re-
guircI for The construction OF the Roanoke VALLEY
Railroad between Fart Mitchell and t!arEe,I lie.
Wa distance al twenty-tnc t2lj nj !cs-w!i hc r.
ctiyed until MONDAY. October -Slh. !-l:. IL the
office Of the President Of the Company. y. y 49,
fonD. Richmond. Va, 10 whom all proposals :uis;
h, addressed and lnd0rsei Proposals Tor graida-
iIuu and masonry Of Roanoke Valley EgilGu,d.'
The line will lie divided into sections 81 abont one
Il mile each and bids will lie received for The Whole
or any portion OF the work. That between Fort
Mitchell and thrstiunTille, about sevcE and hall
Gjt miles, viii bc required IL bc llrsi done
protllcs. specifications, and estimated quantities,
may be seen at the office Of the Company, In Rich
mond, Va, on and after October LIST. 1872.
The Company rcSerye.the right 10 reject any pro-
pogais offered, Fl not considered satisfactory.
For further Information, ii desired apply to tie
BY order of the President r. $. KING,
Sc 3o-diw2tswtd Ghief Engineer.
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9sE>E."E'sEES.

VNOGDWOEkERS OF MANCHESTER.
w There will he Il meeting al AL lie "n1d-
workers II Stewart Hall o. O. f., THIS iStIur-
Day NIGHT at s. O'Clock. The constitution and
bylaws 81 III. National Union Will DC read, aiic1
which 4 Uuion will hc organized.
oc sit. MANY WODDWORkERS.
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ESTABLISHED, 1901. LINNE-
IL MANN'S STEAM DYETSG AND SECURING
ESTABLISHMENTS AGO Broad aud 72t Main
street. Ladies' Dresses, Sawi5. Cloaks, and Sacks
and also Gentlcmeu's Garments, cleaned. dyed in
any color, or secured In the best manner Particu-
lar attention paid To Kid Gloves. \ great selection
OF Fancy Good and Toys at my store No. ADO
Broad street.
80 aS-am L. LfNNFMASN.
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~ he Manchester E:nti,! "n,.i i,y Fey. W =
thatcher -. J.. assisted ~ icN. ;!r. y y . y @d
Fey JOSEPH L. ii., - ~ iii-. ~! iit ils'h
lpDT i'D!Nn!'N fax. al u! y tt!,ii" mr. Va.
NurIoih iud Petersburg rHiarre i!'.e'' copy
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n FOR FALL AND WINTER.
\ srlcnclid assortment, of DRY GOODS
AT TIE VERY BOTTOM PRICES.
PLAIN. STRIPED. and PLAID PoPLiNS,
BLACK and COLnRED EMPRESS CLOTHS AMI
SATTLEHS.
81. ACk and COZ. OEED FRENCH 3IERINO:.
BLACK 8ONHAZINES,
CREPE CLOTHS and AIPACAS.
JAPANESE SILKS and POrLiNS, all color5
CASSIAIEHES.
DuEsKINS ANA WATERPROOF CLOTHS,
FLANNELS. QUILTS, Gi.ASkIIS, SIlAWLS,
CnILDREN'S. LADIES ana GENTS UNDER
VESTS:
YELNETFENS, VELVET RIBBONS, LAChS.
ENiBROIDEEIES. LACE COLLARS and SETS,
COESETS. KID GLOVES
CREPE COLLARS ami NFlI :.
BAIMORAL and BDJIEN ARD SKIRTS,
TABLE ana PIANO COVERS.
WHITE and C0I.ORED TABLE LINENS.
TABLE DIf.-tlblHS.
and many other goods which we offer cheap n
any house IN the city.
WILLIAM TIIALIIfMER K SONS,
1913 Main street. opposite the post-nhce and
ST u GOl Broad street corner sixth.
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- HI LAD Il pHiA. RICH -,
4 MOND. AND NORFOLK STEtN-.E.l.sLN
SHIP LiNE.-FDR flIiLADfLPlnN TWI,r
WEIk.-Stc.tmrrs NORFOLK. E,!pIfE, '.f
;. Citi.EN. comrg.lng ths line. VIII Ir,rr r..t,
mond every MONDAY and THURSDAY A. "a
O'Clock ~ aud r!tiuIrlrhit every WtD<F>n,y
aud SATURDAY al The s,tlnc hour. alternately.
Frrgi- received daily Sunday rNr.p,,a. a., d.,
part. Of Pennsylvania, New JrrSnv. ana r.l,,,,,,.
also fer Charleston. Savannah. aud New ,lrr.,r
and bills of lrdinG ign"i through.
Freight slk.n Tor Norfolk al moderate rate
Pt-~aR" - Philadelphia. iuchi,:.ux t..1l. .,.'
~.ni.,rNOlM. -. y. /, HIEIEf, N.--,-, -.
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EOR NEW IOHk.-OLD DO .lc-.-s.s
a MINInN STEAMSHIP cOMPANY. <E>.s,g5,.,.,.r
The si,ic-whrcl >t"ln hip. ulD nGTITis,e4
aGAEA. hLBEHtHLE. and EitTTtrH'1n' Il
New ork Tor Norfolk, City Point and pri,, NV
every tt E.SDAY, THURSDAY and S;TirT ,.','t
al 3 o'clock L. N. '''N'
Leave Richmond every TUESDAY. rnrn,y
aud SUNDAY at high tit!c. "''A' .
These ships arc entirely new. They h,y,. s,..,..
saloons. stltt-rooms. and i,at-gnGIu. "-'''
The fare. accommodations. AMI arirntf M, .r
SURPASSED. 49,
Close connections made with steamers f., g.,
Southern ali Eurup"d. ports. "
For further Information. a.,ly to
dOliS y. AhATT ,...t
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A NCHOR LINE STEAMERS. %
SAILING H-S1s.
EYERY WEDNESDAY ANn SArI.nn

Passengers booked 10 and from rsfl,yav ..,.
or searorts In England irrian,i. Scoti,ra -.si'nf
eium, and the United StaicS. ''''''', Ee!-
Cabin fare from New YORK 10 ionrion. T,vrr,..,
Gasg9w or Derry ~ Wrdnc- DAY ,eain i,' i~'f
By saturday, steamer So and :75. ''''
Passenger hooked DIRECT from raIrrioc" c:sn'y
Mcssina, and Trieste. IN Nrw YORK '''' ''rhoa
Cabin, Bio: strrraee. 80. PAYABLE fl crr,s,..,.
For further information apply Ia "'''"'E
itfhoTESoS aEnTIJrrN
Bowl!"g Green. X
j. ". HTtIT. ,,.,
" I'm , llNcrnnr .trnlL .L-.---LI-H..
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F-.5. BLANKETS. BLANKETS.
COMFuRTABLES! COMFokIABLEN!

ColurnD BLANKETS M very low prices:
>ILNli:-tRAi BLAHAElH, IN excellent a'l'''
iur warmth:
WHITE BLANKETS, all sizes md qualities;
erie and CRADLE Ei.ANkEiS several lies;
CALICO COMFORTABLE al -. -. and 81:
urIbAI. ornDEEY-COME QUILTS, large enough
Tor l!c lnr%r. beds. At Sll5 W"nhi hr '"r''' IL
:a. LEVY RKOTlIEl:S.
I2ria l2i5 Main street.
If vou want ~ secure good BiA'k AiiA'A
fora 1.-THE money call aud loo; al our stock. o.
Worcester daily spy., 1872-08-01
RaiIruans.

1870 CHESHIRE & ASHUELCT
AJs [s RAILROADS = SUMMER ARRANGE
MENT-Commencing MONDAY, June s. 1872
Trains leave Worcester, Foster Street Depot at 630
145 and Ills m, and 20 p m; Fitchhurg al Sl5am
and Is and I.35 m, for Wnchendon Troy Keene and
Bellows Falls ~
Making connections at Bellows Falls with Rutland a
Burlington X for Rutland, Saratoga, Burlington &c
Also, with Vt. Central r K for Windsor white River
Junction, connecting with Conn and Passumpsc River
Railroad Montpelier St. Abans Rouses Point Ogdens-
burg Montreal &c. ' Ne'
Tickets to all points north sale at No Fostar
Worcester-J. BARNARD. Agent. '''
Fare as low as by any route and distance less
G7s- Pullman Sleeping Cars Night Trains for We,
ana North. X. STEWART Sup't
Worcester daily spy., 1872-08-01
ID o st o F f 1 c E
worcester. Mass.
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS.
Present Arrangement.

Northern Worcester County. Vermont and New Hamp-
Manchester, Concord and Nashua, H. Lowell, Leom-
mister, lancaster West Boyston, 0akdale and Clinton
closes at a m aid $50 m; due at 9l5 and m.
Fitch6urg closes al 6, l0.45 m and $50 M Due at
Gardner and Vt. and Mass R R, closes at 6sO lO45
m and m. Due 9,l5 m and and m,
Princeton East Princeton and West Sterling close at
$50 m. Due at 9,l5 m.
M Due at $50 and 10 80 SS0 43a $50 and 1880 m
Boston and Worcester Way Mail, close at a m and
Maine Eastern New Hampshire and Eastern Massa-
chusetts, close at s. 80 and N, LIS, and M Due
Rhode Island, close at $50 and II m, and SsOp M
Due at 9.45 m, 2.l5 and $50 m.
Way Mail on the Providence and Worcester railroad
close at S,S0 p m. Due az s,45 am
sturbrdge, Southbrdge and woonsocket close at $50
and 3 bons due at w!s ~ NS a8a SG and
States, close at 545 and 945 M S45 ana m. Due at
worcester and Springfield Way Mail. close at As and
9,45 m, and 9,45 M Due at s'2O a m and 3Se m
a m and S45 m. Due at las and 10 p m.
New York City and southern states. Hartford and
SeT Haven Conn mn close G at s4S M S45 and SPIN Due
Norwich and New London, Conn, Webster and oxford,
Mass, close at M and 4,3O m. Due at 9 m and /
Way Mail on the Norwich and Worcester railroad
closes at a m. Due at I'm.
Grafton close at $50 and9 and Is and m. Due
Milford. Mendon, Hopedale and Framingham close at
m, is, and m Due at 9i5, 1899 m, and 49O
Southboro close at pm. Due at lO3Oam.
Westboro, Cordaville Hopknton. Ashland and Hol-
ston. close at m, and p m. Due at 1890 a and
4,30 pm.
Marlboro, close at and s pm Due at 1890 m and
1880 m.
Northboro', close at LIS, and m Due at lO,SC
Barre aud Smithvile, close at s,45 m and m. Due
at 9,l5 m and 3,45 IN
Dana. North Dana. New Salem, North New Salem,
close at 9.45 m. Due at $50 pm
Huhbardston, close at and lO,45 a m and m. Due
at $50 a m, 2,l5 and m.
Princeton, Holden Rutland, North Rutland, close at
I'm. Due at $50 pm.
Leicester, close at s45 IN and p m. Due at a m
and m.
oakham and Shrewsbury, close at 945 m and $50 7
m. Due at $50 m and I'm.
Mails for New York and Boston. and places beyond
| close at this Office on Sunday at IN.
FOREIGN MAILS Mails for the European Steamer;
close daily, via New York at 9,45 m 3,45 and
Worcester daily spy., 1872-08-01
RosToN AND ALBANY RAILROAD.

BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION
June 10, 1872;
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester:
For Boston, at 42O exp l. a25 exp. and 945 q m, and
lao, 3.25 exp. 3h5 exp, 4.3O 500 and 955 exp M
The 4.20 a m. and 325, 3.55 and 955 IN trains start
from Washington square station; all others from Foster
st. station.
For Grafton Westboro', Southville CordavilIe and
Ashland at and LAS m, LAO, 4.3O and p m.
For South birmingham, 420, I, 25, and 945 m 40
1925. 3.55, 4.30 and 9.55 I'm.
For Milford at and 9z5 am, I.4O 3.25 and 4.3Opm
For For Natiek @ az Z and 945 q m. 40, 4Sv and p m
and Brighton. at and 9 IS a M 43O, p m. Pas
sengers for the same stations also take the Lao III
train to Nack, and there change to the SaxonYille
train, which leaves Natick twenyseven minutes after
wards
The 42O m train every day except Monday; all
others every day except SUNDAY
SUNDAY Express from Albany leaves Washington 50.
station at 80 M for Boston.
(MOnday) for Boston,
TRAINS LEAVE BOSTON as follows:
For Worcester, at S, T. $50 exp, exp, IL M I30
express 4JO express TO birmingham, $50 express 900
For New York, via Springfield, exp. m, expa
New York, via Norwich, $50 exp. pm.
Grafton, s, I, II m. 80, 30p m.
Westhoro, S, 7, II IN, l.30, 4.3O. $50 exp. m.
Southville I, IL a m, 100 4?0pm.
Cordaville, s, I. II a m, l.30 g30 m.
Ashland s, I, II m, I.3O 43O. $50 exp. pm.
80 Els eXp ezp l. isO exp, E. SSS cx % s5 . SexP P
Satick, l. TO- IL m, l.SO, 2l5 l. s. $50, 5s5, 645 IL
Millbury, I am, 43O pm.
SaXonv c, 10 I'm. 5.55 IN.
Milford. $50 exp exp m, 2.l5 exp 40 exp. M.
Sunday Mail leaves Boston at $50 D M stOpning at w
Newton, South Framingham Worcester West Brook-
field Palmer and sPrngSld arrives in New York at $40
am' G. o; RUSSELL, Supt Springfield.
Worcester daily spy., 1872-08-01
WORCESTER AND sPRINGFIELp Division

Leave Worcester for Albany and Way stations. cac-
cOmmOcatiOn) at IS am. W.
pm. " 49, ~ "'
For Albany (express) S.; for New York and Albany
teNp) lO25 u IN, and f.3O and 1925 m, New York
sunday mail leaves at 1905 m. Sleeping cars will
leave Springfield for Rochester daily connecting with
4.30 m train. '
Leave Springfield for Worcester at O. 49, II 40 NJ Las
en- 2O5 exp, Z, $40 exp M Albany Sunday exnress
6Je q m. sunday mail l2.25 m tMondayj
=, ,lAlLhOAD C0SNECIIoNs-At Albany with the New
York Central Troy and Grccnbush and Hudson River
RMlilToads M Az Chatham with the Harlem and Hudson,
anu bosten ana Lebanon Springs Railroads Al State
Line with the ll0usaOnic IatlrOad Az Pitsaeld with
he itlsheld and North Adams and Iousatonc railroads.
AZ Mestheld with the New Haven and Northampton
kailroad AZ Springfield with the Hartford New Haven
and springfield, and Connecticut River Railroads Al
iilncf WIN inc New London Northern railroad. At
worcester junction with the Providence and Worcester
Worcester AM Nashua and Norwich and Worcester
hmliOaus, AZ South Framingham with the Boston,
clinton I ana Filchblrg, Milford and South Framngham
ana LoWell iallr0ads, G. o. RUSSELL,
Worcester daily spy., 1872-08-01

NORWICH AND WORCESTER DI.

NORWICH AND WORCESTER DI.
~ Vision; b, II. and E. R. R.. 1871.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH, LEAVE WORCESTER AT
6.31 a m Way Passenger Train. Connects al Web
on SGr w a PIaaHad Fn ron t S9igh6rgs and for Bos
New London from West Side station
ccster with trains from Boston, Nashua, Fitch
burg, Lowell, &C; at Worcester Junction with
train from Boston; at Plainaeid for Providcnce % m
at Norwich with trains for New London, Mystic
OILS IN. Way Passenger Train. Connects at wor
cester with trains from Nashua, Ftchburg, Low
train from Boston and trains from Western and
Providence and Worcester roads; at Putnam with
from Providence and Hartford arrive in season for
@ tnis tram. PASSENGERS from way stations Except
ems er Pulnam and Daniesonvie) for New
York BY steamer from New London, will take this
7.2O pm. Steamboat Express Train for New York
Connects at Worcester with trains from Boston,
Concord. Manchester. Lowell, Lawrence, Nashua
Fitchhurg, &C at Putnam from Boston, Wal
pole. Franklin and Blackstone; leaves Norwich
for New London at . Is pm.
TRAINS GONG NORTH LEAVE NORWICH AT
S1O m Steamboat Express Train for Boston, daily
except M9nday,) connecting at Putnam for Bos-
cester for Boston, Framingham. Lowell, Nashua,
CONCORD, tllc16urg. &c. This train leaves New
London at l'I5 m, dependent on arrival
steamer.
G.OOa m; Way Passenger Train Connecting at
Plain1eli junction for Provdence at Putnam
for Boston arriving az 1920 m Z; at Worcester
junction for Springfield and wsy stations, Albany,
NC, and Providence; at Worcester for trains TO
Boston, Nashua, &c.
11.3O m. Way Passenger Train. Connecting at
Plainfeld with train from and for Providence /;
arriving at Worcester JUNCTION in season for trains
10 10 H3ston rr9ydenee S Springfield and Albany
3'45 P m Way Passenger Train. Connects at Nor
cd Innddn MI t t IRON r,i NeW W london ana at a. rsn
cester with train for Boston,
WEBSTER SPECIAL.
Leaves Webster Tor Worcester at 0.OOam.
p. ST. NJ. ANDREWS. Sup't.
Norwich a Worcester DiyisIou
Worcester daily spy., 1872-08-01
Wo1RR!GIEsTER 4 AND NASHUA RAIL

W ROAD,-On and after Monday, Sept. T. 1871, Pas
sengcf Trains will run as iollowsi
Leave Worcester at G30 and H. M and 20 and $50
(HrotOn Passengcr) pm,
Leave GrOton Junction for Worcester at m.
Leave Nashua az I, 10 m, u % m, and 800 IN.
hc $50 Train connects at fitchbug with trains for the
vermont Massachusetts. Cheshire and Rutland and
Burlington Railroads. at Gioton Junction with trains of
the fltchburg down, Pccrboro and Shirley, stony
Brook and Lowell aud Lawrence Railroads; ana at
Nashua with trains Of the Wilton Concord. MancheSer
and Lawrence Northern Boston, Concord aid Montreal
Vermont Central, rassumpslc and ogdensburg Rail-
roads.
The Ills q m train connects at Fitchburg with
Cheshire, aud lsmtland and burlington (Frcght aud Pas
sengcr TO Ruilandl trlns; AZ uroon Junction with
Fitchburr, stony Brook. and Lowell and Lawrence
trains, and al Nashua with Wilton, Concord, Mauches
icr and Lawrence Northern o Frankln), and Boston,
Concord and Montreal ito Plyn onth) trains.
The 4.2O train connects at Fltchburg, at LIS m,
with Cheshire Vermont and Massachusetts, and Rutland
and BurlingOn Night Express trans; at GrOton Junction
with Fchburg peterboro and Shirley and stony brook
trains; and ut Nashua with Concord, Manchester and
Lawrence, Northern Vermont Central Night Express
Ogdensburg, and Montreal and Champaln tralns
Q, y, TURNER bupL