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, 1844-02-14

s..No frankiag but by Heads Of Depart
menis. Members Of Congress lohAve
a certain number OF stamps"
We hone this bill Of Mr.. Merrick will
soon be enacted into q law. II contains
the reformation asked for by the people.
, 1844-02-14

WoNpEas WILL NEVER cEAsE.-So4irr
CAsoLNA.-The New York Express hts
the following extract from . leter o. are
spectacle gentleman in Charleston South
Carolina;
CHARLESTON, Jan. 10, tot4.
"Jnhn G. Calhoun's two nepliews nave
loined otf Cay Clubs also Lapgdon CiIves
Judge Butler, AMI many otliet frienLs o.
John G Cnlholni and II This State Gnds
thM HESRy Cav needs her vote 70 elect
him. Il" viii sg i:-if itot stv NH th'o~
Il away.
, 1844-02-14
A. VAN
A BILL,
A BILL,
TO promote the better observance of The
Sabbath.

SdbbdM.
SEC. l. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of The State of Ohio, That it
shall not be the duty Of any collector Of
tolls, the lock tender, or other agent or
officer Of this State, employed upon the
canals OF slackwater navigation of This
Stale, to perform any labor or transact
any official business, on the first day Of
the week, commonly called Sunday, any
law or usage TO the contrary notwith.
standing; and nc such collector Of tolls,
lock tender, or agent or officer, shall be
removed from his office or agency, for ie-
fusipg TO labor or transact official bust.
ness on the day aforesaid,
, 1844-02-14

The B INK Of X ,ntucky has declared O
dividend Of two per cent,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-08
General Sessions.
Before Recorder Tallmadge and Aldermen Winship and
Hasbrouck

M. C. Paterson. Esq, District Attorney.
Nov. plea Of Gail'y Benan Cain, indicted for an
assault and battery Mark Moritz pleaded guilty He
permitted to withdraw till Friday Of next week in
order to put in adavits in mitigation of punishment
when sentence will be pronounced.
Bail Forfeited Patrick Dryer, indicted for assault
and battery James Florence, called up for trial
but did not answer and his recognzances John Nolan
in the sum Of 5000 estreatsd
Trial for Burglary Charles jackson, alias Peter Coo
ley coored man, then put his trial. indicted for
burglary in the first degree in breaking into the dwell
ling OF Mr. George swoords No 22 Mercer street In
the latter part Of August and stealing thererom some
carpetng china tea set and knives and forks 10
The burglary committed by forcing the bose
ment window and the property lost worth about So
Some Of the carpeting found the prisoner when
arrested las the family Of Mr. Swords out town
at the time the burgaIywas committed andFhe house not
tenaned the jury found the prisoner guilty OF burglary
in the second degree and he sentenced to the state
prison for nine years and six months.
More Recoenixances FOrfeited.-William Midmer, In.
dicted for keeping dsorderly house. also George W.
Williamson. Da ID Lewis, George Hsnley Samuel Lud
low, and William f. Csrhar charged with assault and
battery, were called TO trial. Neither Of the accused,
however, appeared, and their hail was forfeited.
Adjourned to Friday at IL O'Clock, A. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-08

BOARD or AsssTANT ALDERMEN, Nov. 7-Nss Police.
This Board met last evening" pursuant 10 adjournment.
W. EvERpELL, Esq, in the chair.
The OF the last meeting read and approved
Invitation the Historical Society. attend their
annual meeting on 20h November Accepted.
Reports In favor Of the CLAIMS of william L. Sears.
In favor Of regulating and paving Fifth street. from Louis
street the bulk h. the East river In favor Of
gulating Eighth street. from Avenue to Avenue D.
Papers from the other Board eoncred in-In favor Of
transier Of stall No Washington Market To prevent
Washington Msrket Report authorizing j. p. Aimes to
light Ninth Avenue from l4h 23d favor Of
compensang Charles Polk Jr Tor the less Of his herss
500.
a,pe;rtsr~~s samuel Dunshee collector OF assessment
for Sih avenue Concurred in.
Resolution requiring the Street Inspector to examine
the openings Of CRATES and vaults and the
ry repairs thereof Copcurred in
The Police BiH-This bill. which We have slready
published length acted upon and passed the Board
after " hich the Board adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-08

DEATH OF Gov RuNNRLs-The Brandon (Ms-
sissippi) Advocate says, that Gen II. G. Runnels,
formerly Governor of this state who smigrssd 10 Texas
about two years SINCE has q violent death Report
says he assassinaed by band of swless rascals
whs waylaid and shot him II 10 said that Runnes and
other respectable gentlemen, sent by ths civil
authority to arrest parcel Of men who were committing
Of violence under the authority Of Lynch
or, they sty led themselves, Reguatorsn They or
part OF them secured and lodged In jail, and o.
tunnels and his OF Law order were return
ing home they fired on and several others besides
nlef killed II was hoped that this report woul prove
info unded. s@
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-08

walls are now up for the roof, and the work 10 60
ing on with great slsor. There are on the Temple
and In the quarry 40 men employed, besides nu-
Martha's Vineyard, is the Architect from whose
kindness had most OF the siaieme mis- have made.
Nauvoo contains 900 inhabitants, and has an
have been within year al least II, 700 people re-
siding within the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-08

NAVAL The u S. frigate Congress, Capiain
Voorhees,, M RIO yanero Sept H. to sail for River
Platte in or days The U. corvette Falmouth sailed
from Malta Oct 8, for Naples and Mahon U. g. frgats
Cumberland, Com Smith and corvette Plymouth,
u NJ alta the bth Of Oetebes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-08
Common Pleas.

Before Judge Ipgrahsm.
Nov Solomon Mann vs. Gideon Need and Frederick
L. putee-This which reported in yesterdays
Herald, has been adjourned ever TO this forenoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-08

DeIOr6 JudHe Kent
Nov. John Roe vs.. Rickard Ros-This tedious viii
which has been betoe the Court nearly the last
fortnight resumed to-day, and wi be concluded
before Saturday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-08
OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS

Ships are NOT SURPASSED in point OF segalce comfort
IN their cabin accommodations in THAR fast sailing qualities
by-any vessels in the trade.
The commander are well known Of character and
experience and the will always paid
promote the comfort and convenienee Of passenger.
Puncuaty, regards the day Of sailing, will be observed
The price Of outward fred One Hundred
Dollars for which ample Of every description will be
provided with the exception Of wines and liquors. which viii
be furnished by the Stewards, if required
Neither the captain owners Ships will BE- respon-
sib for letters parcels packages by unles
regular bills Of adng signed therefor Far freight or pas
sage, apply to
GOODHUE & co, 81 South street
C. H. MARSHALL, SO Burling Slip NJ r
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
AGGREGATE CIRCULATION
THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND.
THE GREATEST IN THE WORLD.

To the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-Daily Newspaper-pub-
ed day Of the except New Years Day and Fourth
fully Price cents per copy-o 81 % annum-postagss
paid-cash in advances.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-pubkshed every Saturday
momne-pnce sk per copy. or - per snnum-post-
ages paid cash in advance.
Herald TIL RTY-FIVE THOUSAND, and increasing
fast has the largest ci,cdaon Of sy paper in this city,
The tDerLd and therefore The 6est CHANNEL for
IN the city country Prices modzate-cash in advance
PRINTING of all kinds executed moderate price,
and N the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
PROPRIETOR THE HERALp ESTABLISHMENT,
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets
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Court Calendar-This Day.
SuPEKIoR CouRr-l7, 49, 10, 20, ~, a. a. "a as 2o 81,
%, %, 30, 81. 3D.
Conxor PLxAs-27, so. 81, 81, %, 40, 10, 49,
10, ~, Al, 80, 20, rs, 80, a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-08

PLEASANT AND CHEAP EXCURSIONS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
NEW BRIGHTON, PORT RICHMOND, STATEN
iSLAND,) AND NEW YORK FERRY
From P;sa No. North River, foot Of Battery Place.
aGss.Ssf - lhs steanboat CINDERELLA wi run a.
~ @ isas .-ieaves New York a. and Ii o'eiocs,
A. M. At al, s ands r. M. IT,
L.as foT iasamond, q minutes 70 and 10 minutes
Leaves New Inxhton al and - A. M; at N, and N
P.M
sP M leaves Richmond at 20 minutes TO and 10 Am;
Of |, and ~ r. NJ.
New vorh. MAY "a in mvll 6msrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-08

LOUISIANA SUGAR, &c.-A letter from New Or
,ugar coming IN The ejaculation that II will reach
10000 or 200 hhds. tn, corn orop will he gcod
tnn crop Il Wing voters VIII o!so b. excellent No
ioubt will exceed that Of tine loeos by many hundrsds-
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FARE REDUCED.
FOR CKOToNyILLE, SING SING, TARRYTOWN,
fasssx AND YSNK Eksa0a and .f|sI Saturday,
:ea@5os1 WAshiNsiToN iRvISG, Capt Hiram TasSiil,
will leave the foot Of Chamber for the above places, daily
Ga and Sung Sing att o'clock A. M. landing the foot Of
Hammond street each way.
for passage or freight apply board STEPHEN b.
TOMpKINS, is2 West street. s32m~rc
FOX BATH, GARDINER AND HALLOWELL.
a;7xSysr - The steamer PENOBSCOT, Captain
N. Kimbal, leaves the end Of I wharf, Boston,
.every Tuesday and Friday evenings, at
oclock Stages will be in readiness her arrival the above
ple~rs 10 convey passengers the neehbnvuu towns
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NEW YORK. ALsANv AND TROY STEAMBOAT

Ssmssa xxa FOR ALBANY AND TROY.-Momins
Line from the foot of Barclay street, landing
SE--ZEk-at Intermediate places.
Tie SteaIprr EMPIRE, Captain g. r. Roe Monday Wednes
day and Friday MorMng at O'Clock.
The Seamer TROY, Captain A. 9orham Tuesday, Thur
day and Saturday Morning. at 7 o'clock.
Evening Line IRON he foot Of Courandt street, direct
Wslaeslsy and Fnd.y Eysning. At 8 o'slosk.
Thursday and Saturday Evening, at o'clock.
The Boats OF thus Line owing 70 their light daught Of
Troy ample time TO take the morning train Of for the
saat 81 wesG
passage freight apply board or at the Offices tn,
"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-08

THE MoRMoSs. Gov Ford appears TO b. deter
mined 10 keep up the excitement between The citi-
kens Of Hancock county and the Mormons, and il a
collision does not ensue will certainly not be his fruit
~ the officers Of the steamer Osprey Viii hr Nsuvoo
IN Saturday evening last learn that psr, a the
ysuyoo Legion being arm. d. and march 70
Carthage, 10 compliance with ord II, the Cover.
ior For what IurPoss was not positively known, but
supposed to relate circumstances grow Ing Il
he trial OF Sharp and others which D. now progressing
Il that place S. Louie Rep Oct %
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-03-25
Co.NSU,nPTI0NsS LIVER cO.hPL.4LAT
Dr aylO.r's lib "a rs a ,ln OF
.aat o. LAYER NViDasT. s..t
From 375 BnNery. New York.

~ TOM 90 DoNeTy. New f1mK. - .H'
. NOR the cure OF coughs coIds, caiarrhs, Asthma,
soreness OF the chest. pain in the side and hrrus
raising blood. liver complaints. brnnchiiis aud all a.
fectiois of the throat aud lungs. Which source
OF SO much suffering, aud Often terminate in con-
sumption, this remedy is highly aud justly dsIlnn
guishtd IL Ia purely vegetable. mild aud gentle 10
us eiitrts upon the sy stem, and he taken 10 s
most delicate cases it'll safety, well as ulilHy 10
extensively has heen used and often proved sue
cessiul even Ia difficult and apparently almost hope
less cases. that the proprietor feels no hesancy 10
recommending it to any and all who unfortunately
may have occasion To resort To means 0l rrco'
cry. Physicians, aware Of its mtdcal properties anu
witnessing its cls 6en prescribe il il their pray
nee both as palliative and remedy, and WIN W
medical faculty generally j, has met with more 'n s
ordinary appropriations; aud there berslns m 'u,
vicinity who can testify Offs Healing QUALITIES anu
who have received great benefit trjm the use OF '"
Certificates could be furnished in abundance from y.
sons of the highest rrspectaility who have nt E'
greatly relieved or entirely cured by the use OF ,
medicine, hut we deem ii dot necessary 10 puu''Sn
them here as the medicine ia $50 sgeneraly h"""i
throughout the country, For u common co'o r.,
cough this is Of the very best remedies eve.
covered N. b. rhere is spurious and coun's.,"
article aioat, and lately introduced into tins PiaVe
'fherefne be careful To get the genuine winch ,os
375 Bn"ery New York. and thatiihe new, LIN,
plate label is on the bottle 10 prevent cou"T I'rns
aud buy as above or of LUTHER JEwETT 81 &
bury. Dam, Weeks SS Stanton, DanVille, Eh""uI
Mansfield, Walden, Fuller, Ide c c." ibon""
IT, Darling. Concord. and J.lJewett q co.. Da'"''
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"a. Al .aaaaas Erf Ra.m sas !, caassqRsnes
ss a.s hssh ~ wu a~y i''1sa'''''
.... s...sT sa.sh aif-a .a.s - I'd fns Fasor -
- -aas asn@san a. FtAs rssss. ~. where
r.. rssa,apa phst atepsh a1 aasss' "ouis
r. 49, a. &c s.as.uas us 81. du.,.qasasy.ihs
-. ..rsas a-rs.as.ss. 81 hiraus d nss BE- Gales
sas 81 aa~, 10 b. isast r is ,'ss''f '''f' ''a' N
,s Cea.ua e. q r.s.is ~ be harga
ns 40 uht. ss.s afysusaf ~ - a,sts uP
a. -ar-sa tssu- oss,s " ~ rfssnHt aahaFpfy an
o. . .,ss a-.ts g ..ta,ai % .aius - re Congre-
,.,aa d ftar e., or Bs~ 2 siait. hsn Nhsi has
p .. st.- 81 saa o. ssfvrion. aafnr w some.
ai as,ra-t.f r.assly. Z g. ru' araiasi 70 bslis,e
a. .-srr1y h.s tus fa. uusT ~ 'hem mus
fr b. s.e .hs- ~ uhasssss tlsss sifss. TIE means
Il, et.h ~ s,G mr, be -o-rccHe and ne hnpor.
i rsi1ss fss,assd 70 .orlr uiag ~ lhai psrmansn'
~v sh-t tasaasas e. ,oss r-rio4 81 hsppy existed,
t.,s s.rv.s, hsak o. sksy co. 'saiuoe " b. Poin
500 90, 80 sfuc-f By nlsh a 'sr psns han mine.
a. Ia sass'o' a, -si Psrua zoe aa-, adec'ianaisly
sna sarsrt'y .ass NJ 'rsaiia, " t'a Chns'i "A
sa.uurruy .slhs rPa.i-'ie ssho ,1toa, 1--WE be-
s-ees hrsi lrsn go kew hero strb labor auions
soc ard sFs 0su goa m the Lofd. "a sduonish 700
I'D 10 esteem iisn v-rl xhiy loys f'r their
sarf = sthe, lt ts o. p-tcs aarsug yuursrlSea "
AnA. $50. ~,iA sa ess sger sFi slrnos'nc's. 70
ufs- si.-u u,J believed hrrthfcn he ministry. to
r~r-5ss - 20 siacs 20 fsastis So dsoiion q COR
us 30 Mssi-r, Sc - sise ser rru,s md harm
ICES asrss,'' ed sarefliy eopyi g tss sxampe Of
itr rruai Apssils ~ the Gentilr,. % BE- "gcn,o
su,org'' those 81 ss1u they H'iniscr. seven = a
uurv- chsd.hsss hsr rhh8rsf " ! WoacrsrrR.
Fthtapry ~ IssA
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STATE OF VERMONT


To tho Hon Probate Court for the District OF Gale,
. dona-'Hfii tfl u pCtF.Ug-lb HlI ,EHJhIl aaf IT
HOHN MORSE, Administrator of The Estate OF
~ Lewis Wing, late of ST. bloomsbury, in said dis
trict. drcrased, niesate, Represents 10 said, Coun
thai said interstate did in lis lie time enter into Ger
tain Contract IN writing hea ring date the goth day ~
October, A. ID. 94i, in aud by which tho snid9 lie
teslHte and one Ezra Idr jointly bound themselves 10
decd 10 Samuel French and John .Rumsdrl the io
lowing described real estate, viz: certain Saw Mill
formerly owned and occupitd'by said. Wing and IdeS
In CentIe ViIlage in, said ST. sJohisburvo t,geheT
with all the tools bronging 10 said Mil, and al that
share or part Of the Mall Dam, Mill Privilege aud
Water heretofore belonging 10 said Saw Mill, de.
scribed as follows. beginning at the Nonh West
corner Of the Brick Gf,st Mill, md thrnce running
eastery the Highway parallel With the south lHr
Of said Grist Mil, thence up the west side OF said
Highway until il strikes the RIVER thence down said
River To the bound begun al to contain said Saw
Mill aud all the Mill Yard except piece in tronirOf
the Grlst Mill, lhe,width OF said sGrst Mill TO the
road, together with one undivided half OF all said
Wing and Ide owned of The Dam aud Water aud
Water Piveee--Provided The said, Fruch and
Ramsdell should pny To said interstate and SAID Idle
the following described notes three notes OF hand
pay allie To Ezra IdeU his order executed y Samuel
French and John Rnnrdeli jpnty and elally for
the sum of Three Hundred Dollars each one payable
in one year from the fist day of february nexi, one
in Two years from tie first day Of February next and
one in three years from the first. day Of February
next meaning from the first day of Fftrnury, -lS42,
all of said Notes bearing date October 20, ls4l ard
all on ncrestaller said first day Of February 1912,
also three Eotes Of hand payable to Lewis Wing
his order for the sum If Three Hundred Dollars each
all dated October Goth, ls4l, payable in one
year from the first day of February then next, one
payable in two years from the first day Of February
then next, and one III three years from the first day
Of February Then next. and all OH interest sfier the
first day Of Frhru ry 1912, and all executed Ivy sum
uel French and John Ramsdell. jointly and srVeraIy.
Which said contract was at the decease Of Said
intes'aie and still is unexeruied--W Wherefore the said
Administrator prays sand Court To grant unto him
liberty and authority To deed said Real Estate &C.
cordns 10 the terms of said contract agreeable 10 the
statute in such AIDE and provided aa B. Es ts1
ref $685. 5ta .sa, JOHN MORSE, Adm illustrator. q
Danville, February 20, 1874. .l r-,...- .. 81. ..
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An experience OF about fifteen ears has proved
6eyomd doH6t, that this Yernlfoge is certuin and
neuer failing cure for worms. ,-i.., eIf I.1 ,,,.,
Slnre it was first put before the public, many
worthless preparations have been forced into sa
which have had their day. and are now counted as
much trash, whereas b. A Fahnestock's Vermi.
fuge is daily increasing in popularity owing to it's
intrinsic worth. IT has only to he used according 10
the directions and if worms exist they will certainly
be expelled from the system. The price il only 25
cents per boz which brings il withinhe mean of ALL
s'1 From DIR. Morr,s] tsk .p.,,,-
...--ea Whitley, Green Co Pa. May III, le43.
Mn 3. A. FAHNRsTocK & Co.: Dear Sir-l have
been using your VermIfuge in my practice for a
number Of years, and find i, the most sure and safe
W0rm Destroyer that ever had. IS 81, We i. s,s.,
have prescribed it in many cases, in which it has
brought away 200 aud 500 worms.
--.-......- JONATH AN MORRIS
From the Pastor Of The German Lutheran Church in
E' Buffalo, and others: &. 90 .rrg s.., .
- si.st.L af sa. Buffalo. Jan. l6. ls43.
ga We certify that we have used Fahneslock's Yer.
mifuge in our families, aud in every instance it has
had the effect OF bringing away worms. We :onsid
erlt very valuable preparation. and recommend 1t
with every confidence To our, friends ...
.-- FRANCIS II. GUENTHER,
Pastor of the German Lutheran Church.
,.f J. DINGENS, 352 Main street.
J; WATERMAN. (sosyl
For sale ny LUTHER JEwETT, st. Johusbury.
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Poetry
~ NoVNrAIN roMr


Elr J~LtA o.. acorr.
Ny Hoauiain llsme-uTsi1s never thisw
tier s0. 'uraih skies n l5yiicr hue;
Ns'cT cav d ssFge' sgurFr -r's roe, pluns
O'ss srot q a,sfs un.aiiitd b.crn
Al aa'ef 90 tutr.na'. purple rsl
80 s-cncs q or grarieur stray
Unated aithy bsaa;ics planned,
iliil. glen sud srear7. sn5 hearts whose ley
10 saiuSo'- own sinscray
uss1ts which, ,hoarh lea.i Of lo-e hey hrus,.
SIN closest rliag. srd less the most
Nv @ouril,n hsars. md clih aud ,icli
w. horse 'o,s .hec p'ssrs wslL
Ny nouutain luu.e, t.Fth hls no vilre
10 isre me Goaa %, rea.ufc, choks--
Z ~ swell .. nalsrr's thr,Iiug hymE,
2 i'Fousa fes'o0l'sa aisie' and sOuos. din,
' b. torres yrhicla EEsst ss.t evening. au
az d.e,s, sGastsltsiD,as ssstIcr;
Iao words ifpu y, :. Nhslh ns'sS deceive.
Aud Nhnsc fond ua,hs O,l spirits elsavs,
a. world. What eooi- thy eaHkerug gold.
tw ~t,ch sach inys as ihese are soldl
What afe @ y .aess1rrs. boosted fauis'
ksHdis 49, "a aia's iusrrsl fa,ue
Away. auay. : rRnnst IAN
h.yons rry uss owed raounisin hcuie
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STATE OF VERMONT.

- ~ cALEhON1A DI MOT, 81. j"
~, "a In Probate Court Feb 20, 1874. al u4yolr
ordered by the Court that all persons interested
he notified of the foregoing application aud that the
same will be heard and decided AT Probate Court
To he holden athe Probitr Office in Danvilte IN said
district the 29th day of Mach next at 10 clock
Ia 'he torenoon aud that for that purposes the said
application together with This orler be published
hree weeks successfully in The Caledonian. a news.
paper printed at ST Jnhnslury, in said district pre-
vions to the time appointed far hearing sd o. lrn t
b 345w3G SAMUEL Is. MATSOCKS, Judge,
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3 Concord Railroad,

NN and after the LIST OF Nov, Passe,as. !,
" viii run dairy. SaidSys e&cep,e,iSin,nSs.' Train,
with the Boston and Lowei ana Nasbp, onn eeiOa
ell Railroads. as follows, Niz,.,. -, u. 1"p Low.
Leave Boston qtl7 A MIL. A M, and e. .a..,
Leave Concord at 4 AM, II LA
Trains from intermediate places will rtn, I'm
Iovs, VIZ; UP TRAINS. 80 IN as 6
Leave Lowell airs IA A m.l2l.4PS&,e,
dol1 Nashua al 81 M. glhPlM g. Inv fPG
do ,Mpnchsster 93 A M, 34PM& ~ 70 rs
Immediately on the arrival of The cars Irnm III
DO TRAINS % s'S' boston
Leave Manchester 5il2AiM,aI IL M & 33Ar, @
do Nashua s6ei-2 M,-lrl-4PM& III
do ,Lawel ba7 lo4AM. 2PM&,5i.s
or Immediately on arrival Of the ears frum Ca~s d,
The second train from Concord srfi, lin, 'S'd
in srn.on for Passengers TO take the O'Clock
New Yo,k. ss-l. ,s-ssssa.as..., ao W
ihei road CONNECTS with the Boston and Main. n =.
Road 80 thai passengers may pass betwiu Conca%
lila, erhll, Exeter and Portland either yvay lnVUat
Stages immediately onthe arrival Of the Gr., ~.
atCnncori, leavety various routes for Hn,1 "a0
Newpnrt ,Clhremom and W indror; for LvLnn"'' "Q,
Hanover; Ply mouth md HAveThIll; Canaan a si
ford; Meredith Bridge, Centre Harlor and ia W.T., yn
Mountains. On The % day from Boston, g. . "u'
reach Rnyalton, MiddIehury Montpelier, a'I H n"'
linglon connecting there with the steamboat and S
GEES to Ogdepsburgh; stages also run from Ha.b&
To Stanslrad connecting there" ilh stag. 10 Munii
al Numerous other stages connecting with M,
Concord Raifoad run To the principal towns in Nav
Hampshire, Vermont and acaiadns. {.,
Stages run daily from Franklip and Sanbornloo !,
th / O'Clock tram. returning after The arrival Of M
Cd train from Boston. "'''" goa 'a#r
MERCHANDISE TRAINS pa
Run daily us follows: 'GH rit ssiUb. g ttyt,t
Leave Boston at 3 "a NJ and arrive n, G0,..,
the same evening. 5. "gH 'nI.'4 is'i a.. s''
Leave Concord At 3 "a NJ and arrive a, Bo,,,
at The next morning. 900 afrta LtA .l
Freight First class, 50; second class, So. l..
Freight should he dcli,errJ at Concord and To,
ton an hour at eas, before leaving. to insure Js
livery by the first succeeding train. Y VI. l5lI IN
All pass ngers' baggage should be marked. auI
when valued al more than $50. notice should he siy
en- and extra charges paid, or no claim for damage
or loss beyond such sum will be aEwrd.
N, G. UPlIAM SGpG
Nov. 2, lS43, 32Sf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-03-25
PREBLE STREET HOUSE,
PORTLAND LIE

PORTLAND, ME. 4
TENHE subscriber W, old inform his friends and the
public m the vicinity Of Vermont and New
Hampshire, that he ssll continues TO carry on the
Puhle House busincs al his old stand in Preh,e =,
The House Is located With ten rods Of the Market
aud business part Of The city; the House has had
large additions made u, n The past season tho .,h
tne sfgest IN the city, and situated that all load
ed teams ard eariagei sts nd under cover and safely
locked up The House u calculated expressly for
medium price business House, and the pro1rie,or
PFdses mmte" that nHhing shall be wanting on his
part 10 make il AN agr cable houso 70, tho 1,,y.Is
and ali who may favor him with call
236m3is JEREMIAH 6. LEAVITT