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NORWICH AND WORCESTER ROUTE TO Bos
roNThe arrangements for the safety convenience and
comfort of passeu gers this route so nearly per
feet tha, not how they could be essentially i'm
proved The boats he Worcester and Ceopatrs) are in


ne running order and under the command OF polite and
experienced officers while the the Railroads
comraodious that passengers ride In them with
scarcely ess pleasure than they sit in their parors
As for speed. we do not why any body should wish


be carried Boston in less than from 10 to ii hours
especially when during that time comfortable nights
sleep may be secured There may be some improve
nent on this in years bur for the present we
are quite content and only anxious for improvements
where they are needed Those who travel this
route will receive from Captains DusTAS and BACON
well as from the several Railroad Conductors all those
attentions which they entitled, and which are es
sential their comfort and convenience at this nc!e
emf season.