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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-02-10
Commissioners Notice,

WE IN" snscrlnrrs brlna appOntedby the Honorable
" The Probate Court Tor the District of Hartford COmis
sonts, To receive, examine aud adus, all claims and de-
ahus oi all persons the estate Of ELisu, Gu
YER, late al Norwich in su district deccasrL presented
insulvent; and all claims aud demands eNhibCcdn Offset
hcreo, and six months from this date being hiiUw for
mat purpose hereby give nOceha will attend to the
business oOur appointment at late DIS cling house ui
sad deceased nsdd Norwich M the Sd Tuesdays in March
and July l5i3 at one O'Clock each of said days
IRA DAVIS, Conn
FREEMAN HOLT, }miwioaers.
Norwich, Jan. 26, A. ID, 1913
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STATE OF We IL NJ MT.
WINDSOR SIS.
IN ANCERY.
AR U N A Il, A LIEN, JR.
JOHN BROWN, IR. and JOHN MIXER.


JOHN BROWN, IR. and JOHN MIXER.
N7HEREAS Arrrnh Allen, Jr. of stockbritqe in the
w County Of Windsor hrs filed his bin oi complaint
stating mat Oh The sAih day Of june A. u. 1885, Gard
ncr H. brown, Of said 0chbrGgc was Justly indebted TO
Nuss D Bnercd then OF sud Stockbridge, now decras
cd IN The sum If six hundred collars, specified in three
piomlssory notes. and. to the payment thereof
executed TO the said Nuss H. BulcrGcd his heirs md Ms
signs, mortgage deed OF the following described land in
sad Siockbriae, yl The iund that the said MISS
But!ercld decided to the said Gardner u Brown on the
day ana year last Aforesaid, reference htng had to said
deed IN more particular description; and is the same
farm now occupied by John Brown, Jr.;-And further
stating that John vi SER II Briicn in the county ofMid
dlrscs and Commonwealth of Massachusetts has, or
claims tn nave some right tile and interest in the prcm
srs-ihH shd John Grown is in Possession of the praD
sand TINT the will Of .hc said Nuss s. Bterncd hs
been duly proved the administration thereof and Of
his estate has been committed 10 the sad Arunah Allen
Jr,-and praying among other things that the sum In
equity due TO The complainant, executor Of said Nuss
Bucred, deceased may &c usccrtained and that the
dlendcns may he decicod pay the same by some sort
day to the compliment, be forccloscd Of their equity
of Redemption Of the premises.
And whereas appears that the said John Mixer resides
nut OF this State So that subpoena he served mp
on MN: Therefore, in pursuance Of the provisions
of lhe Revised Statutes, Chap. ~, co, NOTICE Is
HEREBY GIVEN to the said John Mixer and he |, here
by required to appear before the Chancellor Of the second
Judicial circn Of the State OF Vermont nj the court hons,
in woodstock In s1d County &c Windsor on the frs,
Tuesday of May next, being the first day OF next stated
term OF the Court ot Charccry IN said County and mike
answer 10 the hill Of complaint aforesaid and abide such
order direction and decree therein said Chancellor
shall seem meet And the complainant in such bill is dir.
ccted cause this order to be published three weeks
successfully in the Spirit If the Age, printed in said
Woodstock, The last publication to lie at eust twenty
days before the first Tuesday ofMay next.
Dated Mt Woodstock in said County OF Windsor, this
Goth day ofDeeenbcr, AID 1912:
A.. r. iusTos, Solicitor. lI5.3w
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Genuine Gordak Medicine.

lust ereived and for sale by the subscriber one door
y west Of the Post Office full supply of the above cele
brated Medicine for the cure OF Nervous liz nache Dis
Eases o the Heal Palpation ofthe Heart oppression Of
the Brenst. D,spepsy, or Indigestion, FHiucncy, or
Wind. Cosiivcncss. Pain in the Ba H. Side and Limbs
Jaundice, Liver Complaints, Salt Rheum scronla Iep.
rosv Cank,r Piles and all Internal and external humors
positively the best medicine ever invented.
Numerous certificates from persons Of rcspectablity
may be seen, warrened TO give satisfaction.
7. ID. SOUTIIGATE.
February G. 1914
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NOTICE.

U,IIE undersigned vould respectfully MORN tie rhti.
nnts Of BnoIsiock and vriny. that he has bought
the old stand formerly owned by John Ranil, situated
mar ,rnnct.s sails in said oOdsocS. where he intends
TO carry on BlacAsnithn.. AMI hopcs To merit fair
norton public patronage. bN doi tie work in good
st, lr and on the mast son,lc terms.
For further pariicunr, call m John Rirdrl Agent.
NArilAN MI MILLER
y Dridgwa;o-. Oct, 81. "a l3l-u
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23RD OF FEBRUARY 1913,

Ill demands due the Subscriber that are not paid by
n the 23rd nj Feb 1919 will be len with LAWYER for
collection If there is such gentleman to be found AFTER
that dnv. IA DUNBAR
Woodstock. Jan. 2lsi 1913.
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Come and See.
DIR. LIBBY's vEGETADLE LIFE
Pills 4 E2itteTs.

nR. IIBBYS DITTENS nrc a certain cure Of Dysprp.
~ ~ and Nervous Affections: they are pcCUsrl, ara
ted To those distressing complaints, rot by
-tHutly ph. sCing but hy strengthen tie sNsty. Nc
greater mistake can tc made than to suppose that y! pep
or any uirr dscsg arising from teh tr can C cur
Ell hS frequent forced action the bowels with pu gaye
medicines. where thr,cc0mphiHlS exist the stem IS
already weak aud every additional dose tends mako
1t The Bgrs On ihC contrary acting As ton
c the digestive organs and assist them to
perform their functions nature designed. Hence it Is
found be Clcptiuus uso those diseases peculiar to e.
males, witch arise more frequently from weakness thrn
any other Cause The AGED and uirm Oi both sexes, AMI
persons of scdentary habits prone costytuts, who sun
crd from loss Oi appetite, haze experienced great bcLth
from them III CoHNalcsehcr from levers, nH other
with Nervous Headache and other arrangements Of tho
nervous functions have been entirely cured by his RENEE
dy.
DR. Lbh,s Vegetable Life pills are nrt-luus cnii.iys
pcctic and anncrcnrIn, and may be Justly cons der
ed universal medicine. but thct peculiarly beneficial
in the following compiaints-ycOw and bilious lcycrs, f..
Yer aud aeuc dysICpsy, Group liver cnnnnissrh Hc1d
ache iiundiCe, asthma, hfnp>v, rheumatism, en-
argemcni of the spleen, piles ChOlc female distractions,
heartburn t1rrcd tongue nnGscn disttutun nj the Stn
ua cosyeness, loss ofappCtitc, Lotrhcs saow COM
ple>tOn and all OitO-pOr Of the bowels, where
carthar'ic aptrcht Is needed They ARE cNcc6d-
ney mild in heir operations, producing relihgr Nausea
nor gripping debility CONSTOCK TYLER,
Wholesale Agents, New No-E.
Sold also hy ]. moss, ~, Wool>iock' Gee. Lyman,
Norwich; Adams, sEilh& co, Ludlow; Gjl.on, Smith IL
TO- Procior>yc; Joseph luilcl. South Chester sIs'Na
Richardson ~ CO., Chester, u New tor. Norwch ems.
DoIl, Rochester; T. sylvester \ GnySvc Justin &
Wh,tconb and e.. NelihcrsGcd Bow Al. Tlommou&
co. Springfield; Pierce and Smith, lt'h't William SNin-
ucr Ro,al,on; Baxter WatrJec saroai Walton brown,
F,lchyilc. l!o-Gm
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass for 1918
To hr drawn at Alexandria u. &. on saturday, Feb.
IS, 1918. Is Numbcrs-li drawn Ballots.
GRAND SCHEME.

Tickets only slU-A cfrihcdte NJ package 81 - tick
cts will he sent for Sl30--ShHrcs in proportion.
@ WRITINGS and sHLETINGs for sale rrrp chan.
- J. A. DUNBAR.
July 1872.
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1925 Reward.

T OST on the oadleadng from Barnard to Woodstock
AGre.n on the 9th inst, Wallet containing large
amount of money IN bills. Whoever has found and will
entitled 10 the above reward ard receive the thinks of
the lOoscr. SEGNuN LENDER
Woodstock, Feb, TO- 1919 li5.ow
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Geo. w. Vanduzee's
FASHIONABLE
tTTaileJing Establishment, 81

CONTINUES IN successful operation Notwithstanding
" the despatch with which the, do up business ut the
40 CABBIGE'
concern Persons wishing Ia be fitted In the extreme nj
fashion, or In any Of its vnriuu, modin 'htors upon the
most reasonable terms cannot itil III he suited here NJ.
though he h, TO fear that some might despair
provided his numerous customers should al honor him
with acall M once vet lie viii venture to assure such rs
may he fortunate enough to procure GHruch at his
make thai, they NAV walk the streets without hungn.
their heads in shame for the tailor.
"Don't mistake the nj uber' rrwodoors HEST ofthr
Post Office up stiis is where tailoring Is done In si c,
and upon the most inir tcrus-nut."tg gUN"
One dor Boxes TailoIs Cr!nns-a superior article, for
sale cheap.
n. u. No Person get trusted at my shop aler this
date.
Woodstock Dee. : 1879
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BulsOrincs.

New and beautiful article forevcning dresses or any
IA other interesting occasion, Just received and for
sale cheap by CHS DANA, Jr
Dee. 29.
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Physician Wanted.

A GOOD, md regular physician will find employment
"A NJ plymouth Notch, situated, the road from
Brldswnttr to Tyson Furnace and any r1y seven miles
from any practitioner l3j.ti
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TYSON FURNACE

CONTINUE to manufacture Il great variety Of STOVES
wi Ovo,, and iiuLinW NANE,
'u every description VI Castings usually nade ut Cupa-
10 or B!as Furnaces.
Having purchased the right for naknp and vending
SpauldhSs patent circular ue for elevated utd
adopted IT 10 the IMpRUElD YA,EfENil.
ton COOKING s.uvEs, Offer the SALT 10 rAu
public.
Al persons infringing upon said patent rs voudrg Or
using VII! he promptly prOscculod-0ur TisLs W.. te
muiniHinCd
This l,Irom,acnt rs viii he rrsily seen on nsF,r,io
nLyulcs lie Ll Ito 60 r tit,D account At Wv
ing CIT into ro0s oNccsvo heat, being cuuhr ,d with
The oven that al pleasure the hat is uNcrd yum the
oven mo s""NrHr NCc "i,,i Lia.It ,utu u"
cape pipe without bringing it in contact with the large
surface uvCm as In the on. k,Ud.
The oven Is so laccuupnp the soyo csrot to iao7f 10
in 'hesFhiust Ges'vc wlh the bHo, ms ~ other c vh'cd
oven stoves The bock mcfoo0 makes it one q ic hlat
G0&1,3Gasa4 JGG.Wl3Gl
ever invented. This will 90 al tie cooking &c. for II
common sllnd iamily. II IS caate q! heating Two Lui
r'S or i}IIs' mo.liigwd ming at Gre nd tlc tnm"
l'we more conveniently and ptomptls with less i.rl rrd
IN i''N llHr '" amy s'"lt or SUMNER l'u' or ''''
Oh top Of any auyc Gow I'm use Til VIII do without
sWlnG on hc1 TO cause ic 81 -hles up'c''nt ss''rn
10 lad| In Gu1da's, loAiaa can be done with goat
dcspHtch, six sau irons very perfectly heated at Onc
cd IN !at healer over stit back fire room.
There are many good tiN-s t1ycd ~ those using this
kind 0soyr their uci!bHur Observation-Disclosures j,
confidently believed l} Hrr" Judges WHO have rsld 20
G,o,nl,ne more good qood,, tGn my stove ia EuEor.
Nllhd it !, simple aud IL" ll!c ogu Ont elorteriii Nil
not burn ont there loirs no inside plates
.4iso, for salc The aeHhaoDn
WooIson's Improved Cooking Stove
Fa,mas' on4 ,Nccloo,cs' Coohior ST0FE:
HEYWARD 6 FISHERS do do
NEW ERA--cIcrgici orcD. do do
PARI.UR COOKlNG-iro IoHerS amt ovca,
TYSON PAHLoR IMPROVED for 1912.
VERMONT PhRLOR,
BOX & SIN PLATE STOVES, Ill SIZES NEW
PATTERNS.
T}cUo(l GU|Grs,
.CAlDRON POTASH IlETTLL$-ncr patterns,
to suit northern marhcis.
fIRE DOGS-oreR URa arch mouths,
FIRE FRAMES;
PlOuGilS x CULTiVATOR TEETH CAST
lNGS, a"d The same rcojy for use.
CART {; WAGON BOXES,
.M of 'r5ich, yM mary articles, moy Je found
al TYSON FURNACE, VI.
Having large stock, and being DESTROYS DO nm active
buSncs they viii sell On yU'crcns for eooi gay or pa-
Per- The subscriber most respectfully ushs the cOutnace
OIL Patronage O former customers Of the TYSON Furnace
and call or orders from III who wish to purchase. All o.
dcrs for the above, any hind Of mill aecng or other
castings and other matters connected with unr business
addressed to the SUBSCRIBE at TYSON FURNACE 7. o. W.
viii receive prompt attention.
AUGUSTUS HAVEN, .sgcrt.
Tyson Furnace Vt. Oct "a, lSl2. lSO.u
n - II
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In b. drawn at Alexandria, u. g. on Saturday, Feb
ls 1913. Is Nnmbcrs--l9 Drawn Ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
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State of New Jersey LOTTERY, Glass 10 for 1914 to b,
drawn at Jersey City, ON Wedncdly, Feb. Is, 1871,
numbers, IL Drawn Ballots.
ALEXANDRIA, LOTTERY. Cla.. for lsls-

certificate of parkase oil IS Tickets will be sent for
ssj-Shar.s In proportion.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass for lsi3
to BE- drawn nj Le,andria, DC. on Saturday Feb A.
lsi3-6b Numbers. 10 drawn b1ilots

ccrtirato Ola Package Of }! Tickets will BE- sent for
8 ll0--shIrcs In proportion.
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"a Cases custom made thick Bccts for sale by
81 Dec. 20 JOEL EATON.
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State Of NEW JERSEY LOTTERY ,Clas, IS for 1913
TO be drawn ut IcrSy City Feb |. 1913. 10 Numbers
Is Drawn Ballots.

Tickets only S0.--A ceriucatco Ola Package OF % Tsk
els will be sent tor l5C--S!larcs in proportion.
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Spirit Of tie Age
THE CHEAP PEST PAPER
VERMONT
GREAT NATIONAL WORK.

'TNAPPAN & WALKER, No. ia Washington stree
Boston, propose to publish by subscription, in lo,
teen monthly numbers ut the low price OF twentyf
cents each number the life of
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class for 1913
10 he drawn Mt hlcSandra,D.C on Saturday, Feb. Il
1913 - Numbtrs-l2 Drawn BALLOTS.

Tickeis SIU-N ccTIhchtt OF TackAcc oI IS Tickets
will be sent for sl3O-sharcs In proportion.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-06-20
FRESH LIME.
N @ TICE

yHyHE Summer term of the School at st. Johnsbu
IL nv Plain will commence Wednesday, June 9TH,
under the charge of Mr. JAMES X. COLBY.
TU1TIoN.-3O0, $50 or $500, according to the
studies pursued. Deductions made for such absences
only as are occasioned by sickness.
Scholars will not be received for any period short
err than one term-and only at the commencement
of term, except in where they are designing
to continue through subsequent terms-and can be
accommodated in classes already formed 3O2w3
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breeze The dog pursued the hat for some Distance
but as It appeared TO be falling to the ground fresh
puff of the gale lifted high in the air, and carried
over the tops or tho trees, out of sight
Poor DIR Pill could not stop to pursue his
runaway hat-so, with his hair flying in the wind
he aaIloped home. The storm lasted two days, and
then cleared away. But the whole country was
drenched with a flood. The rivers rose above their
banks, and swept the plains; bridges were car
ried away; houses undermined and torn TO
pieces cattle were drowned, and trees torn up by
the roots!
1t was near a week before the doctor could set out
in search of his hat. Taking his dog with him, at
last he went to make effort TO discover his lost
propety Going to the place where it was taken off
his head and proceeding in the direction whittier it
had been carried, he made dgent search for it. His
dog, Watch, seemed to understand what was want
ed, end exerted himself to the utmost in the hunt.
But all was unavaing, and Dr. Pill obliged to
return without his hat.
Several weeks passed, until at length, the doctor
was returning home by bride path that led through
some thick, wild shrubbrey Here his attention was
arrested by the barking of his dog, in manner so
vehement as to show that something extraordinary
was in the wind. The doctor dismounted from his
horse, and pushed through the bushes for about
dozen rods.
Coming up to his dog and looking in the direction
of the animals eye, he saw, about eight feet from
the ground, his stray hat! He reached upto it with
some difficulty, and took it down, while smile of
satisfaction covered his face But his smlewas soon
changed to gaze of horror-for on looking into the
hat, there enormous black snake, coiled up,
and seeming to think himself quite at home! Soon,
however, the creature lifted his head, brandished his
forked tongue, and showed signs of battle.
The doctor threw down the hat, and Watch fell
upon the snake. lie took him by the middle, and
shook him violently that the reptile was dead IN
few seconds. The doctor took his hat and rode
home in triumph The hat it seems had been born
upon the gale, at least halfa mile and then had
lodged upon the bushes. The serpent thought it a
convenient dwelling, and took up his lodging there,
by expecting to be so rudey turned out Of
| house and home Youths medallion.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-06-20
Moral and Religious.
EVIV AL AT SEA.

Intelligence has been received at Salem OF most
interesting religious awakening ON board vesuel be-
longing TO that port We have seen letter from one
of the crew his father, his only living parent, writ
ten at which states that every OF the crew had
become subjects of converting grace We have been
permitted to make extract from the letter which
will BIO read with delight by oil who pray for the sal
lor The writer states that at the time Of his writing,
they were in expectation Of soon speaking home
ward bound vessel, and that all hands were writing
TO their dear parents to communicate to them me
precious intelligence of their new birth. The happy
sailor says
We did not know what to make of it, when one
day one of our crew. an old sinner, came down into
the forecastle, and said, "shpmates, ono and all
want you to join with me in prayer to God" Aston
ished as we were, we all knelt down before our
chests while he prayed. that prayer-it struck
hard upon all our minds, and from that time all Of us
have given ourselves upto God. Now we are all
Joined hand in hand to Christ, and believe this is
the happiest vessel on the ocean, We have meetings
in the cabin every Sunday, prayer meetings IN the
forecastle every night between eight and nine O'clock
and inquiry meeting twice week, so that every one
has chance oc telling his thoughts and feelings
We had solemn meeting last night. 1t would have
surprised you could you have looked down into our
forecastle to have heard and another telling what
God had done for their souls, and singing psalms, and
whole crew kneeling down together in prayer 1t is
new life to u.s. Our captain and officers are all re-
ligious men, and all things go on without swear
ing, grumbling, noise of any kind. what hap
py crew. We pray earnestly for the conversion of
our brothers and sisters and all our friends at home.
Tell them all to turn and believe in Christ"
The captain of this vessel is one with whom many Of
our missionaries have crossed the land the chief
mate, we understand, is the of late clergyman
of New Hampshire, his mother having been an emi-
nently pious woman whose memoir is now before the
public we have heard of several other interesting
conversions which have recently occurred at sea, on
board of vessels belonging to Salem. In one instance
a sailors mind became deeply impressed by the peru
sal of letter which faithful wife had deposited in
his chest; and the result was, that not only he but
several of his shipmates found peace and joy in be-
lievng Roston Recorder.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-06-20
Youths Department.
AN EQUINoCTIAL sTORM;OR, ADVENTURES
- OF HAT

About the goth of March and the Goth of Septem
Der, of each year, the day and night are of equal
length, all the world over; that s to say, the day
twelve hours long and the night twelve hours long.
The sun appears at this time to pass from east to
west, around the middle of the earth, or over the
equator. Ifyou were at Quito in South America,
or anywhere near the equator, either the goth
of March or the Goth Of September, the sun would
appear, at noon, to be exactly over your head
These periods Of the year called the equinoxes,
and for some reason which cannot be well explained,
furious storms usually experienced about the time
thew occur. These called equinoctia storms.
arm going to relate story of one which occurred
good many years since.
It was March, about the year 1915 that DIR Pill
riding along toward his house. The wind was high,
and the rain fell 10 torrents The Doctors greacoat
was twed about his ears, and he was himself almost
thrown off the horse He gaoped on however, and
came last in sight Of the village steeple, which
was his house.
Just as bis eyes gladly caught sight of his house,
a furioua yush Of wind took his hat off his head and
sent 10 away, skimming like hawk upon the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-06-20
HON. ELIAS BEMIss, IRIS ESTATE.

HON. ELIAS BEMISS, IRIS ESTATE.
TEVEIE subscribers having been appointed by the
Il Hon. Probate Court for the District of Culedo-
MIA, commissioners, to receive. and adjust
the claims and demands Of all PERSONS against the
Estate of
ELIAS BEMISS, JR.
late of Lyndon, in said district, deceased, repre-
sented insolvent. and the term of six months from
the 9Th day of April, A. d. ls43, being allowed by
said Court to the creditors of said deceased, exhb-
it and prove their respective claims before us-Do
give notice that will attend to the duties OF
our appointment, at the dwelling house of Hudah
H. Bemiss, in Lyndon, in said district, the It'll
day of July and the Sd day of October next at
one o'clock, afternoon, each of said days.
Lyndon May Goth. A. d. 1s43.
EPHRAIM PADDOCK,
F. l. WALKER, Commissioners
EPHRAIM CHAMBERLAIN 305w3
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Concord Railroad,
NEW ARRANGEMENT


4 d. anu ai'er the 10Th of April, Passensor
with the Boston and Lowell, and Nashn connection
ell Railroads as follows viz 'A'a and Low.
Leave boston at M, IL M. ands 1
Leave Concord at 4 AM, IL Id M
nra,nS from intermediate places will run ofs
UP TRAINS
So N M'Ns. a! g IA A M. IL l-4pm&6sA
90 Nashua at 9 M, l l.4pM& 7Io4
do Manchester 8 "a I'M, s4pm g., srm
or Immediately on the arrival of the cars fro Pm
=, DOWN TRAINS. 'Ai boston
Leave Manchester l.2 M, l2MSao.
DO Nashua 6l-2AM ,lpM&4aA
do Lowell 7l-4AM, 2pm&5IeA
or Immediately on arrival of the cars from a.
The second train from Concord arrives i; n'I %
New York. y ''ocA train to
The Morning and Evening Trains from, n.
connect with the of the Boston and Ma; ooncold
road, SO that Passengers may pass dailv tya0 h
way, between Concord, Manchester. Nash. e'aer
yer, Haverhill, Exeter and Dover, and Ja,,' Aaao
way, betwixt Concord and Portland: aso Js! e'aer
Concord by Portland, to Brunswick, Halow:y, IRON
Augusta. '"en' and
MERCHANDISE TRAINS
Run daily as follows:
Leave Boston at LIZ M and arrive ,t cou,
the same evening. - ooncofd
Leave Concord at g M and arr;vo
at the next morning. ~ DOsOh
Freight, First class, Sd; second class %
Freight should be delivered at CoDcor1 ond D
ton an hour at least before leaving to insure 'us'
livery by the first succeeding train. "'
All passengers baggage should be marked On,
when valued at more than $50. notice should h. aau
en- and extra charges paid, or no claim for dan give
or loss beyond such sum will be allowed. '''"'sS
N q JTpuAnn
April 3, ls43. ,;rg0r