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A FfEE an extensive practice Of upwards OF thr-
IA ty years, continues to secure Patents in the
United States; also in Great Britain, France, and
other foreign countries. Yeats, specifications,
Assignments, and All papers for Patents, executed
made to determine the validity ard utility OF l'aten,
OF Inventions, and legal and other advice rendered
in all matters touching the same. Copies OF the
claims OF any patent furnished by RENTING dot
lar. Assignments recorded in Washington.
No Agency in the United States possesses superior
facility Tor obtaining Patents ascertaining the
patent ability Of inventions.
All necessity OF journey to Washington to pro
cure PATENT ind the usual great delay there are
here saved inventors.
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The inventor OF ''spoon" fishing is said
to be an old man named De Castle, who
for twenty-five years has been lock mas
ter on the canal around the Morrisburg
rapids on the St. Lawrence river. He had
been fishing on one of the islands below
the town with little success, and, looking
down from his boat into the clear, green
water, could see the fish moving lazLS
about In taking pinch Of snuff from
his vest pocket he pulled out IA silver SIX
pence, which, falling into the river, went
wavering down through the water. The
glitter attracted large pickerel, which
dashed for the sixpence aFd swallowed
it. TheN. sportsman ponqered over the
matter, anapn his return home conscated
his witc's braSs kettle, and cutting a piece
out of it, soldased it to a hook and set ont
with his new bart He'had not been long
on the water befSVe He had very fierce
strike. After Struggle for an hour, he
succeeded in landing the largest fish he
had ever caught, m&scalongc weighing
forty-eight pounds. I
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Standard Preparation, endorsed by the most re
liable Physicians and its astonishing curative pow
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1t is sure, quick remedy for all diseases of the
Urinary Organs existing in male or female, lrrita-
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Diabetes, Reddish Sediment in Urine, fhick, Cloudy
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For sale byall Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
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A NOBLE DOC. Win the family who
keep the light on chat ltnely Mt. Desert
Rock, which peakS abovS the ocean, 25
miles at sea, is a fine New pundland dog,
and his constant companiSn has been Il
little son of the light kee Der. While at
play the other day huge,wave washed
the boy off the rocks, the sale as the two
hackmen were washed off ind drowned
at Cape Elizabeth recently The dog
sprang in, and after what II st have been
q long and desperate stru $gle dragged
the boy ashore, above the9reach Of the
waves. The intelligent animal then took
the boys hat and ran to the house with
it, and laid it beside the lads mother He
then ran to the father, and taking hold of
him pulled him towards the shore. These
demonstrations excited the approximations
of the father and mother, and following
the dog they found their boy lying sense
less. 1t required two hours and half to
restore him, and then he told the story OF
his being washed away by a great wave,
and the dog leapng in and Selling him,
and that was the last he could remember
Argus.
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l.A!y1:A1 A-!bAy4.
II NJ I'll / 5 ~ ]. s.4 ( XII Z
Z q y 4 !. { { Il s. u
The GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

NEGElINE Is made Exclusively from the Juices
OF carefully selected barks, roots and herbs,
and strongly concentrated that it VIII eilcctually
eradicate from the system every faint OF sCrofuIA,
ScrOfulous KlumOr, TuniOrs. Cancer,
CancerOus AIMmOr. Erysipelas. salt
theuni, Syphiiitic Diseases. Canfaer,
EsinIness at the Stomach. and all diseases
that arise from impure blood. sciatic. snff.lm-
matOry and Chronic ashaum ,tism, Neu-
raigisa. SsOu1 aud Spinal Complaints, can
only be e1ectually cured through the blood.
For Ulcers and Eruptiyc diseases Of the
skin. s'u,tu es.EsimpIes. RIOEches, HGiis.
letter, aCaIiheId and kking~Orm. EGE-
TINE has never failed to effect permanent cure.
For Pains in the Back, Il indes Com
plants. DrOpsy, Female steashnfs-
Leuc0rrhna. arising from internal ulceralon
ana uterine diseases and General Debility .
NEGETINE acts directly upon the causes OF these
complaints. 1t invi gorates and strengthens the
whole system, acts upon the ScGretive organs, aays
inflammation, cures liberation and regulates the
bowels.
For Catarrh. Dyspepsia, III :sbirusi Cos
tiveness, PI1pitatiOn of khe Heart,
Headache. Piles. Nervousness and Gen
er,f prostration Of the Nervous system. no
medicine has given such perfect atsfactIon as
the NEGETINE. 1t purtes the blood, clcanses all
of the organs, and possesses controlling power
over the Nervous system.
The remarkable cures effected by NEGETINE
have induced many physicians and apohecarics
whom we know to prescribe and use it in their own
families.
In fact, VEG ETINE is the best remedy yet dis
covered for the above diseases, and is the only rcli
able BLOOD PURIFIER yet placed before
the public.
Prepared by IL. Il. STEW EMS. Boston, Mass.
Price Sl.25. Sold by all Druggists. 3m3 ieow
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whose branches have shaded thef sub
stance OF this story is a huge White oak,
with ripening corn. The digging was
begun Just inside the fence, and extended
in sam-eircle around the tgec, the trench
being about four feet wiF all tine way
around. The Tough h&Yoasscd over the
spot where the treasury was buried tins
season and several paF ones since it has
been there without disturbing in the least
It's security.
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not found before his friend got out OF
prison ii would be worthless. He said the
money was in grecnbacks and gold, in a
tin box. and when buried was encased in
"A wooden box
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II '''rF'TEI rVr1I '4Nr7 I-H 7 ~ r.T'4T'
which had been sought after for Il long
time with great energy by several people
who did not doubt its existence. went
to the spot, which is about u mile from
town. and saw the evidences Of the truth
OF what have related The OF er facts,
rs related, have bca% obtained 10y careful
inquiry and are perfectly reliable.
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Hardly had the morning fairly d$wned
ere Mr.. Myers, who lives about two miles
from this place, on the road Heading
toward Dufield's depot, just ABOVE the
IIalpcr's Ferry wood, discovered that i'm
mense piles Of dirt had during.thc night
been thrown up from the rootnf large
oak tree standing by the roadside, few
hundred yards below his house, ON the
road leading toward Che place. lie and
several OF his workmen mmehately went
down and found that a horse and buggy
had been hitched to the tepte during the
night, and that at least 'hgee or four
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-03-23
day an increase of Weight
and Flesh Is seen and felt.
TIE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

Every drop of The Sarsaparillian Resolveni
communicates through the blood, sweat, urine,
and other fluids and juices OF the system The
vigor Of life, for It reAirs the wasteof the body
vita new, sound material. Scrophula, Syphilis,
Consumption, tilandular disease, Ulcers in the
throat, mouth, THmors n 1dcs in the al ants aud
other parts Of tle system, Sore Eyes, Strumor-
ois discharges from the ears, and the wors,
forms Of skin diseases, eruptions, fever sores,
seald head, ring-wo M ealt rheum, eresypilas,
acne, black spots, worms in the flesh, tumors,
cancers in the womb, and all weakening and
painful disorders, night-sweats, loss Of sperm.
and all other wastes Of the life principle, are
within the curative range Of this wonder q
modern chemistry, ana " few days USE viii
prove to any person usil G it for either OF these
forms OF disease its potent power to cure them
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A Remarkable Likeness.

A, one Of our ncighhors' house,
was . very bright little girl. /,
Glanced once that they had MS !
guest d minister, and an esteemed
frielfd.
Little Annie watched him vcr,
cldsely, and finally sat down besid,
him and began to draw on her slate
What are you doing, Annie \
asked the clergyman.
I've making your picture said
the child.
So tho gentleman eat very still
and she worked away earnestly q,
for awhile. Then me stopped and
compared her work with tic oriei.
III, md shook her little head.
4 don't Ike Il much" kl,e said.
\ f1fsint q great dsal like YOU. I dess
I'li put ! tail % y andcall il a dorg.s
Fuusy his fcelingsl what 4 Ike
,ezs tIIcfu niust have lccn !
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Nrw ORLEANS IN DASGER.--La Latest
accounts from the plans represent
great damage done to life by the
terrific snow storms that have been
raging for weeks from the Missis-
sippi to the Rocky mountains. The
snow dritted \ hundred iect III depth.
II Is interesting to inquire, as u
Northern paper docs, as to what
will DO the consequences should
there be Il sudden and general thaw,
with the addition of heavy spring
rains over al that vast region Gle
consequence will be such floods
down the great Missouri and the
Platte and tho Arkansas and the
Rcd rivers as will probably dcluge
tire city of New Orleans, The a,,>
thofitics and the citizens ct that
prosperous city therefore, would do
well to consider and to prepare for
this danger in time, or with the re-
turn Of june, If not sooner, they
may have more disastrous crcyasses
than the ws'sst in the memory Of
"the oldest inhabitant.' Ledger.
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DIR. RAILWAYS
Ffrlsct sasice niI1

perfectly t%astcless, elegantly coated with sweet
gum purge, regulate, purify, cleanse, and
strengthen, Railway Pills, for the cure of Ill
disorders oftlle stomach, liver, bowels, kidneys,
bladder, nervous diseases, headache, coostipa-
ton, eostivcness, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, bill
liopsncss, bilious fever, inflammation Of the bow
els, piles, and all other arrangements of the
internal ~yiseers. Warranted to effect n posi-.
tive cure. Purely vegetable, containiu no
mercury, minerals, or deleterious drugs,
A few doses Of Railways Pills will free the
system from all the above disorders. Price u
cents per box. Sold by all druggists.
Read "Falsc and True Send one letteI
stamp to RAILWAY 4 Co, No. 81 Maiden
pane, New York, Information worth thou
sands will be sent You. jyS-l
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sa.astes sstsa I'D be- fassssf ~
II M1tsa a A. a. noe ri latu .
Iss.ss II fhaf odd la ns ssl.
sfalt slsm t. e l-ssls..s a 0fts
asss.so est f.ssl ks .brs miols.
80 sasf a at nlllt.ss M i,lfs
ssaad III sssAf haulfsI aai eas
Ft4stse4 t.stss tsHes lta fsqass
nsafs II snf sass sagsaa seas. shf.h
Assa asf.A NJ 7Afh af4 h
sksala a. sbssk hs given N esa
sampass. tgHs tks es,sssss N m,h
= dahslfesy Vaul1 h f,s eangse ~ p
gs.f de ai@h A imm.iss h. pfisrt
all saslt e el.sak b. eaasnmnt8a
lie, se eeal eal aetaehenl afhnf
"a A. AeasLass ~ 4.sl. AL pa
haussion "A aseE. Lag lslors n
occurred. tbs rfolar, of coming
.eveols h.,.l ths siytpee NJ pplers
wsald prevent sweh A conssmmailon.
and ne .tpeks Tor Oct0her 1T. 1872.
srI O.sol,es A.. tg7g eff ao, pro.
balAy IN either ,ear Gail much below
900 O00 Jale.ia Enrope and America.
fl 4 oi,tipaa. however. thnt con
.umttion mu.t exceed production
and further elevate urieoa.
I,lsnot. however, for The Interest,
of thi. cenutry that tbc price of mid.
ding uplands SHOULD rise above
eleven or twelve pcuce A mound In
Liyerpool such n price weull alb
sorb the present and prospective
proGts ot me manufacture spd H..
minlsh the usc Of cotton and 4ubsti.
tute iute. fax and wool for cotton.
AZ h did during tho war. IL would
also give mn imp.l.e 10 the culture
M cotton and tie irrigation of the
soil for Il in India. We're the .oil
as proIi6c in India a. in America, the
land that now Yields in India $500.
600 bale. would return W mil,
Ieus of bales. and II IA not our policy
by bisl, prices to induce the Ryots
10 either icrtilize or irricatc their
.oil for cation. AT twenty cents a
pound in gold, cotton is the beat crop
for u Southern States. They may
feel hopeful Of this price for the
coming season, ever If they add ten
Der cent. to the acreage II last ye,r
and spend twice as much ns thew did
then for fertilizer, which swell the
crnp without Increasing the labor of
cultivation. The large crop Of last
wear and its low price having given
an impulse 10 eonsump,ion--the re-,
ducod crop Of thi. year in restoring
priccs--the South would doubtless
lind 4 good marke, tho coming year
for four millions Of bales. ITO bro.
duce this It should draw upon the
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FEVER AND AGuE.
DIR. RAILWAYS
SARSiPlRlLLIll RESOLIElT

Has made The most astonishing cures; SO quicl
SO rapid are the changes, the body under
goes, under the influenza of this truly won
derful medicine, that
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MIL LIONS .,cnr Testimony TO their
Wonderful Curative Effects.
They are not a vile Fa cy Drink, Made Of pooy
Ram, Whiskey, Proof spirits and Refuse
LiQuors ~doctorcd, spiced and swectenedt to please thu
taste, called "Tonics," "Appctizers.n "Restorsrs, &c,
that lead the tippler OF, to drunkenness and ruin, but ars
true Medicine. nndo FROM y native Roots and Herb.
OF California. fire. from NIL Alcehalic ssiuu.
iNnts. They arc the GREAT BLOOD pURE
FER md A LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE.
ap0rfect Renovgtor and hsigofaxor Of the system.
carrying on all poisonous matter and restoring tfcblnoa
to q healthy condition. No person can take these Bit.
tiers according to directions and remain long mweli,
provided their bones arc net destroyed BIZ mineral
poison or other means aud the vital organs wasted
beyond The point Of repair.
They are a Gcatic parrnsive as well as a
Tonic, possessing, also. the peculiar merit Of acting
rs q powerful agent In relieving Congestion or InAam.
nation Of tho Liver, and ali the yisceral Organs
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, IN young 0,
old, married. or single, Ut the dawn 81 wemanhood or al
The turn 81 lie. these Tpnic Bittcrs have NO equal.
Fer Ipaamma- Sry and ChrsnIe RheasMa-
tism aAA Gsats Dyspepsia sr Inaisessisn,
DilioaM RcmltteAt and Intermittent We.
vers, Diseases Of the BlssA, Liver, Kid.
ncys and Mad ecr, these Ilittcrs have been most
riccessfnl sach Diseases are caused BY Initiated
Dlscd. which Is sensrally p~roanced BY arrangement
Of the Digestive 0rgsus.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Head
ache, Pain IN the Shoulders, csHxhs. yishtness Of the
Chest, Dlzzh4exa. snv- Erurtatioas Of lie ssnnaeA
had Taste in tho Mouth, Billion ATTACKS, ralpi,aticn ii
the Heart, illumination Il the Lungs Pain In the re-
Eions or the Kidneys md a hundred other paina,l WYNN.
sous, are the o~lsprinrs Of Dyspepsia.
They fnyirorate tbe gfnmarh ord .t,r,rl.t. ~
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RAILWAYS READY BELIEF

eiH sHsfi iassss .ssas
lhdsmsiIsh "a he kfaeYs
fsasssiisn aftIs Blaaisf
ingrmlii0a u ths Doe r.
Congestion y The taass
ssrs Throat Dihisait Breathing
Fsipifsfion Of ihs heart
nysishes Group DiPihefia
Caiauh, lnAusHfa
iicsdaehe Too,hirhs
Ncurlgii, Rhsumaiism
Cold rhifis AKue Chile.
fho application n fhs Ready Relief 70 ib'
part ~ pifu where Che rain or dihtuliy q
lee Nill Afford ease ~ comlOrt.
TwsBiy drops 10 half tumhlrr Of watef
all. IL a hw moments euFt cfnmps, spssms
sour s%'oinseh, brart-bufH, drk headache, der.
rhoea, dysentsry, collie, wind 10 ihe bowels and
all Internal pains.
Travellers should always carry a bottle OF
Railways Ready Relief with them A few
drops in water will prevent sickness or pain
from change Of Water. itis better Than ttcnet
brandy Or bitter5 ~ a silmulant.
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sasa - b. a.
49, u 90 A. II - r. /
49, A.. H - s u
~ fvrff ~ d fassH =
i 100 nf~s
ilnH aHi1Hf AZ
n k~
A-LLL.
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MroicilraI.
L A r G L PRA TIC E
In these Snec;aIfsas


by DR. HEATH, disclosed the startling fact that a ma
ioHty Of those suffering with NERVOUS DEBILITY
Exhausted Vitality premature Old Age Paralysis, Ep
lepsy. Dyspepsia, Constipation Piles Rheumatism Ca
tarrl, Consumption, Diseases of the SKIN Blood Heart
Liver, Kidneys Bladder ETC., caused by Seminal
Weakness and resisted all treatment till il was cured
This discovery, with gifted intuition detect the fatal
and latent complications affecting his patients is the
reason of his curing many who had tired the adver-
tised medicines and most eminent physicians in this
country and Europe. In his MEDICAL AND PHYSI
oLoGICALWoRK. first published in 1859. these sub
ieets treated upon fully and for the first time by any
physician author
DIR. A. II. HEATH, ny request and permission of his
patients. can present the evidence those who had
suffice ell from few months to 30 years. been treated
as many rs 20 professors and physicians; paying from
500 TO $4,000, and pronounced ncurable, who
have enioye the best Of health from to 20 years
since his tt. atmtnt.
personal interview is desirable though we have not
oneenth Of patients of course curing them at
their homes after receiving full statements of their past
pr sent condition
DIR. A. Ii. HEATH has resided at 11G East 18th st.
New York, tnear Madison and Fourth avenuesl since
1850, and receives patients till = NJ. daiy, and in
the evening de0p&weowiyr apis
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.s.sSd new. summary.

Il v NJ ssS>---->.rezzSan" Nc"
49, BOSTON AND VICINITY, ..,l fair
81 = Teceipts of the homeopathic h esl 400
S 81 Boston for the first week exceed Hostons
In base ball game Saturday, tne
heat the Haryards-I TO l. = .bo Ros
The wife of Hon S. n. Stockwel Q. S nv
ION i" Nominal died in an apopletic Mt Sa'u'u''
YIN II Iorng of Boston is hela ~ r Inv his
trial IN charge Of embezzlins money nun nv
Mrs. 1ohu Whitaker of East Camorlag e. T tSs
over by the engine of gravel Tram T ~ saS
Boston and Albany railroad, al . Alas'o"' 1890
aIternoon and almost instantly hll ,9t,.o,, ave-
Stenben nj. Grants stable on ialr ,.i1,I vii
,ne Bosron. was burned Sunday meIni I,,od w.. n
s,e horses including trotter NaiueU ="
ie'emiah Seaman of Milwaukee tale C hu ~ wa
a. ,broaf IN Boston Saturday morning, o" y. Wa ~,
fonnd before he bled TO death ana t"Ne" " -
el 1anry Fl Faxon, a member of the leglsla'H u,
from Quincy, was sayagely, assanueG ~ IN ma !"
Inv- an his way home, Saturday night oy u ~
named Odiorne Town affairs orls'n'''u v
difficulty. 100 ,,,o,, carrviu
Frederick B. Simon, young lna ~, AZ SsIaT
on express business between bostoh az" Ti,,rsda
has moi been seen or heard from snSe e,,,
when ne was known 10 have laIse sun SUI
mnnn,- in his possession. His coat ana u "
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FITCHBURG & WORCESTER r.. r.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT - Commencing Oh
MONDAY, May l, lS1l-PassengeF Trans or W6rces.
BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIyIsIoN.
WINTER AID No rnrrrNrr i. .

n WINTER ARRANGEMENT, commencing on MOE
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester
Eor Boston, A. 42O exp L 925 exp, and 945 m, and
l'5U, so exp. 555 exp, 800 and S55 exp. pm.
The 40 m, and 3.l5, 355 and $50 IN trains start
station 80 ~ '
For Grafton, Westboro' southville Cordayiae and
Ashland at I 100 and 40 m, lao and 100 m
NJ Eor south Framngham, 100, 100, as, and q,is n
For Milford at 100 and Is m 40 325and s55 m
FOR NatGk, at 90 and IS m, lao and 500 ? N
For Wellesley, Granville, West Newton, Ncntor
and Brighton, al 100 and g.45 m. and 500 m Pas
aengers for the stations also take the 40 : II
train to Natick, and there change to the SaNonvii5
TRAM winch leaves Naticb twentyseYen minutes ater
The 42O m train every day except Monday: al
others every day except Sunday.
Sunday express from Albany leaves Washington square
STATIC al s.35 m. for Boston.
Sunday Mai caves Washington square Station a
250 A. NJ. IN 3ay), to- v son
TRAINS leave boston io.iOws.
For worcester at 500, 200. $50 exp exp m. 100
express $SV express to birmingham $50 express 900
For New York, via Springfield, G9OO exp m, 300 exa
New York, wa norwich, sac exp, pm,
Grafton. 100 m, $50, 43O N.
estooro' 100 m, 49, 80, $50 exp. pm.
SOuthVllle, 100 m, l.30 43O D m.
CordaYllle, 400 m, LSO 430 m.
ashland, 7.OO a m, 100 4S0, $50 exp. pm.
south birmingham, 500 100 $50 exp and 500 eyp
exp. 800 exp l000pm. 's'' '''
Satick, 100, 10 M I.3O 2l5, AGO, 800 $50 500 1900
Millbury, 100 & m, 43Opm.
SaxOnyille 1000 m, 500 pm.
m,ora IOO, $50 exp, 9eXp an, 2l5 exp a. 30 exp DIE
All outward trains runs daily except Sunday
SUNDAY Mail leaves Boston al g. 80 m stoDDug NJ q
Sewton, South birmingham, Worcester West Brood
ned Palmer and sPrngheld arrive in New York 81
'''VA u e o. RUSSELL, Sup't, Springfield
A. Aguf Gttrft Poet
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EOR SALE-A splendid Corner Lot, on
Il Main St, tsouth,) $4,000 feet.
apo diff ABBOTT & RICE.
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Railroads.

WORCESTER AND NASHUA RAIL
w RoAD-on and after Monday, Sept, T. ISL, Pssser
ger Trains will run follows:
tGroton Passenger, p ne
Leave GrotOn Junction for Worcester at m.
Leave Nashua at 7l0 m 1900 m, and 590 m.
The $50 Train connects at Fchhurs with trains for thu
vermont and Massachusetts, Cheshire and Rutland and
ourngton Railroads. at GrOtOn Junction with trains Of
me fItchburg down. PeterbOrO and shirley Stony
brook, and Lowell and Lawrence Railroads; and z
Nss9ua Win trains of the Wilton Concord, Manchestcs
4a Lawrence, Northern, Boston, Concord and Montreal
roads. -
me LID q m train connects at Fitchburg with Che
alu Rutland and burlington Freight and passeu
ger 70 kutand) trains; at Groton Junction with Fitch
1uIg stony Brook, and Lowell and Lawrence trains: aud
81 Nashua with Wilton Concord Mancf ester and Law
Montreal Ito Plymouth trains
me ~ m tram connects at Fitcbpurg, L IS H.
WITH cheshire. Vermont and Massachusetts ana Rutan
ana Bur lngton Night Express train at Groon Junction
Win Ftchburg PeterborO and Shirley stony Brool
rains and at Nashua with Concord Name ester anf
Lawrence, Northern Vermont Contra Nieft FTLree'
osdensburg and Monres and Champlan tra in.
: ~
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RosTON, BA RE & GARDNER r. 4

On and after Monday, Ma ch l. Trains will leave Gard
ner for Worcester and intermediate stations at 90 *
and II 40 NJ, and at 4SO P. NJ, making connection
with trains on al the roads Terminating in or passing
through Worcester Inc
REIgRNING-Leave Worcester at 7.'5 AN. I2.2O 455
ana 625 A., connecting Gartlne~ with All TIA rs IN,
the Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad 10 and from,
HOOsac Tunnel Greenfield anr pttrrnedig q 81 lions
and AT Greenfield and outs Corner with trains orI
and south from those points
Worcester. March l, 1872 dtf M ~;