Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-12-02
NASHUA AND LOwELLRAILROAD.
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W Trains, will, in connection with The cars Of the
Boston and Lowell Railroad,
Leave Nashua, G "a a. IN. Leave Lowe9 a: m.
la p. m 1871 a am.
Id p. IN. 6 l-2 pm.
WAY PASSENGERS
taken and left at Tyngsboro' and North Chelmsford.
Fare from Nashua 10 Lowell so cite. From Nashua
10 Boston 81 so.
Passengers taking the cars at Nashua, will please
state whether their boggagcis for Boston for Low
ELL and those leaving Boston for Nashua, are re-
quested TO have their baggage put into the Nashua
Baggage Car All Baggage at the risk Of the own
ers.
On the arrival at Nashua Of the Cars which leave
Boston at Z IL a. m. and Lowell at Ga. IN. stages
leave Tor Bedford, Amoskoog, Concord, &c., for M
herst, jamestown, Windsor Henniker, Newport,
Caremont, &c. for Gotistown, Hopkinton, Warner,
Hanover, &C., for Milford Peterborough Keene,
Brateborough, &c. and Tor Wilton, Greenfield,
Hancock Charlestown, N. H., Chester, VT. &c.
Stages arrive from the above places daily in season
10 take the A | A p. m. Cars, and arrive ut Boston
same evening. Stages from Amoskeag and Concord,
also leave Nashua the arrival of the noon Cars,
which leave Lowell at 10 Id a. m. and arrive from
Concord daily, in season for the Cars which leave
Nashua at Ia p. IN.
MERCHANDISE TRANSPORTATION.
NN and after Saturday, June J., 1889, Merchan-
" disc Trains will leave the freight depot al
Charleston and Nashua, daily, Sundays excepted,]
A II goods 10 be transported the railroad going a.
bove Lowell, must be sent 10 the Company's Freight
Depot, Charleston, at the end OF Warren Bridge.
The charge for trucking goods will be the same
TO the Boston and Lowell Depot.
The prices for freishting will be as follows, until
further notice.
From Charleston to Nashua, or either way, $50
N. Chelmsford, 200
Tyngaborough, 1925
Lowell 10 Nashua, ,Oe
To any stopping place between l.. and N. 100
Large and coommodous store houses for the ac-
commodatlon Of business above Nashua, are being
erected, with every convenience for large teams.
ONSLOW STEARNS. Supt.
Nashua, May 2s, 1889. 02u
MING T . MS AMERICAN VEGETABLE
III GROUP AND COUGH SYRUP. Having for the
last eight years prepared and sold the above medicine for
that fatal disease the Group and having become satisfied
from my own experience and the united testimony OF ply
scians and others who have used the syrup, that it
medicine Of great value not only for the Group, but for
coughs colds Influenza wheoPing cough and the various
diseases Of the lungs have been induced put in
convanient form, with directions for using, and offer
to the public The proprietor is permitted to refer to the
following physicians, who have examined the recipe and
nave extensively used the their practice for the
last three years and witnessed its efficacy in
cases--Doct DAVID s. G. Fl. SMITH, Sutton, Doctors
VIM M. BENEDICT and VIM b. MOORE, Milbury
The following few Of the many certificates ofrec-
ommendation which might be presented.
Certificate of Mr. Lonng Foster-I hereby certify that
have used Remington's Group syrup in my family for
coughs and colds and given my children when attack
ed with that nghu disease the Group, with the most
astonishing good results and cheeruy recommend il to
all especially those who have chidr under their
as most safe, valuable and efiicacious medicine.
Milbury, Dec 90, 1888. LORING FOSTER.
From Mr. James Wlkinson,-having experienced grca
benefit from the of the American Vegetable Group
and Cough Syrup in my family in obstinate of in
huenza accompanied with inflammation of the chest and
violent cough and having Witnessed its highly salutary e
fects several Of the Group which often proves
fatal, esteem it my duty, and feel pleasure to
mend this preparation those Attic ed with the above
complaints an invaluable remedy.
JAMES WILKINSON.
| Cumberland, r. I. Jan. 8, 1882
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or, E H PRENrlss, Montpelier, LUTHER JEwErr, St
JohnsburY A. McMILLAN Danve and by druggists gen.
orally Boch bottle will have the initials stamped the
cork and the labels signed by the proprietor in his
hand writing. 90Iv