Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-22

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" Trains, will, in connexioh win the cars u ~"
Boston and Lowell Railroad. ma am
Leave Na'"'' tAn m 1871 dam.
tIA r. m 6l-2p.m.
WAY PASSENGERS
taken and left at Tyngsbor and North Chelmsford
Fare from Nashua to Lowell so cts. From Nashua
TO Boston 81, so. Ill,
Passen gers taking the cars at Nashua VIII poaso
st,e whether their baggage e for Boston or tor Low
ali. and those leaving Boston for Nashua, are re-
ouested to have their baggage put into tho Nashua
Baggage Car. All Baggage at the risk OF The own
n, tho arrival at Nashua OF the Cars which leave
Roston AT ia a. M. and Lowell at 8 a. m. stages
leave for Bedford Amoskcag, Concord, &c., Tor Am
herst, Francestowu, Windsor, Hennker, Newport,
Ciaremont, &c. for Gofstown, Hopkinton, Warner,
Hanover, &C., for Milford, Peterborough, heene'
marlborough, &C. and Tor Wilton, Greenfield,
Hancock, Chafestown, N. H., Chester W. g..
Stages arrive from the above places daily in season
TO take the Ia p. m. Cars, and arrive at Boston
same evening. Stages from Amoskeng and Concord,
also leave Nashua on the arrival Of the noon Cars
which leave Lowell at l. Id M. and arrive from
Concord daily, in season for the Cars which leave
Nashua at Id p. m.
MERCHANDISE TRANSFORMATIONS.
nN and after Saturday, June !, 1889, Merehan-
" disc Trains will leave the freight depot at
Charleston and Nashua, daily, Sundays excepted ]
All goods 10 be transported the railroad, going a.
bove Lowell, must be sent to the Company's Freight
Depot, Charleston, al the end OF Warren Bridge.
The charge for trucking goods Will be the same
as to the Boston and Lowell Depot.
The prices for freightng will be as follows, until
further notice
From Charleston to Nashua, or either way, $50
" N. Chelmsford, 200
Tyngsborough, 1926
Lowell 10 Nashun 100
To any stopping place between l.. and N. LOO
Large and coommodious store houses for the NC
commodatiou Of business above Nashua, are being
erected, with every convenience for large teams.
ONSLOW STEARNs, Supt.
Nashua, May 90, 1889 O2n
NEW GOODS.-FRESH ARRIVAL.
II is with satisfaction that have purchased large
Il and fashionable assortment Of Goods in New ork
and Boston, which am daily recevin at prices which
and will sell cheaper than eny other one in this
part OF the country have done what never has been
done before in this vicinity, that Isl TO sell goods fol-
number OF years at fair and reasonable prices fur
hermore have done all that could 10 ehligh ten the
community in the prices and qualities OF goods, bnl
could not prevent many being led away and deceived
as there has been large number who have sold goods
by persuasory misrepresentation and intrigue. This
mode Of doing business is easier done by those who
trade only short lime in a place. From thirteen 10
twenty have closed trade in this town and others COM
menced in less than years.
My stock of goods consist, in palt OF figured and
plain silks suitable for ladies' dresses and bonnets,
prints, muslin de lanes, cameteens, figured and plain
apines, different patterns for ladies' white dresses,
tuscan bonnets, silk blond lace edgings, large va.
riety Of shaws, silk, flag, pongee and all kinds Of
handk echiefs broad cloths from Sl,75 10 $50 per
yard, stout bed ticking at IA cts per yard, drilling as
good any in Vermont at | cts per yd. sheeIng
good as in Vt. at l-2 cts per yd stout do. at
l-2 cents per yard, do extra quality sery fine 80 in
ches wide l2 cents per yard, by the piece l-2 cent
discount on the yard
Sattinets from So TO SO cts per yard, SUNNI stuff
for mens clothing from "a cts 10 81 40 per yard, cot
ion warp, all Nos from 10 cts TO "a cts pc; b., ant
discount by the quantity, batting al 8 cts per 10.
bacco lamp and inseed oil, moosses, and many 9th
er articles TOO numerous to mention. Peders b.
supplied with Goods at price that will suit.
ISRAEL CUTTING.
Cabot May 49, lS40 52f