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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-01-17
STATE or NORTH CAROLINA.
CAHiRRuS COUNTY.
Court # Pleas and Q4drter Sessions Oc'o
Der Sessions 1914.

~ Onginol AuIelmtGt
Nathan Gugsenhriiner
|, appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court
that the defendant Rat. Guggenhsimer Is not an
inhaLilant hi. State. Ordered by the court that
publication be ma &c 10 the Charlotte Journal pin.
led in the town Of Charlotte, \. c, notifying the
said y. Cneg enheimer 10 be and appeur before The
j.. ices ofuur Count OF Pleas aud Quarter Session,
10 be held Tor said County at The Court House IN
Concord u The 81 Monday 10 January neHl, then
aud thorc 70 cad anJ answer the pa.ntlii . soin-
plant, olhtIaIsc the property lgted on viii be
c6nlcmue4 10 the use Of The llinuh md Judy
menl rendered accordingly
Witness ktah +, Hifis, Clerk &C orr said Court
at ,ifce The ID Monday 10 Oct. le4i and the 90
ycar VI our Independence.
KNH +. HARRIS.
Oei. 9sth,l siI Price adv. s. G2l
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DIR. spenccr's vegetable pilb

DIR. SpcnCcr's Vegetable Pill,,
The thousand. among us no Csc this midas
need not be told how higl is the position u.a.
slstains, nor Of It's paramount advantage 9vrt#
other preparations Of similar chars.l,t O.
for the benz fl Of those who have not sua i,
trial, or who may be skcp'ical Of It's virtues. VI 5
sert tho following certificate from Nj Ll,s 1
Thomas, highly pcciablo merchant d. Il.
dega SPnngs, -i!at0md;
TAtIEDEo, SPRIsGs, Ala. Aug 'l;E
Tins is 10 certify, that have been atli,ct. +.
S,ck.headac nc, Dyspepsia and Liver Cor,ss
aud Cost!veI e-, FOR lhe last : u wear. gts
which time had taken, al vel as r.o....
bout 90 boye. Of Hsrkwith's Pie, ~ hoat. l.
tc's' Pills, aud a number OF boxes Of Ctam,,zt
and Branlrtlhs Pills, all Of which aGyrat {.
but little q 90 relief. At last ives reraninus
DR.. Spencer's Vegetable Pll. and sel lid s
| never had but enc attack Of the SioI li..t..4
ilacr | comm enccd taking the P.l. nov ~
six months aud candidly confess that Aatts
rived more real benefit from tie Ls1 q ; sru,,
Pills. than from al the oihtr medicines .G1
that have ever taken, aud ! would tsfag.iYe
CONNIE nd them TO ALL, as being ~ ny 5p.tt
the best medicine IN uso for all .HgtuUg 81
plaiut.. The Pills have done me 50 much -.
that .ould not feel wiling 10 be without as
Tor five dollars boz; aud cannot bat ieuu1
grateful to DR.. Spencer for having prepar,t -.
a valuable medicine. and The da,rbu,itno d b
eonlerring worry great favor on tho pubic D.
is hing Of :he utmost importance thl ,ss
family should have supply Of Dr. Spcncefin
ly valuable pills constantly on hand
ISAAC u. THONh
Price rs csnts per Box with directions
For sale in Charlotte by b. Oates.
Concord by r & X. Wln.caFl !.
} < W, Murphy, s,r,-..
jas II. Enniss. '4'''-'
Lncolnton BY ilokc.
Gfccnriilc b. DR.. {. Rot,
Wand may be found generally in oil tie Ga
villages. Country S.ores, aud a, the pflsa
country Post Office. throughout Ito Safe
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E'brtncrs, Read This!
orth Carolina Agriculturist

ANVl VI Wi pilllti n ~ titt'l lct.
EE{ + have brcn frequently solicited to pub.
w hsh agricultural payer, ond utter ma.
turu dehuaration, have concluded to send out
propysals fer such publication 10 the farmers Of
this State foI their consideration, That work
Of this character /. wanted IA this State, no one
viii dony Il is now for the farmers 10 say
whether they viii have such work, devoted en-.
tfoly TO their interests, or not, as t'is paper If
published will DO devoted entirely 10 the interest
Of the farming community, and will discuss eve
ahIlct that can possibly DO Of interest 10 that
clusa
Tho Agricallurst will be Published every wctl,
on beautiful sheet II by = inches, at the low
ptice Of ;! p1r annnm, payable on sccept Of tho
fret numbrf-oo 81 50 during the pear.
WI these briSf romarks We commit the pro.
posed piper to the hands Of the friends OF sgri-
culture throughout the State, aud respectfully ask
their ad in sustaining the enterprise,
T. S. II is proper to state that TIC Agoculturist
viii have ms connection with ina Messenger what
ever, oiher than DO printCb Ia the same oilcc--
what appcara IN one viii not in tic other
Subscriptions TO be seut sen: in hy the lst of
September. The first number TO be issued as
soon thereafter as possible. provided sufficient
number be obtained TO warrant the Undertaking
livery Editor IN this State is / QucsIcd 10
copy tho above advertisement together with THE
nute,) and send copy ofhp paper containing lbs
same (nurk, u n tho Highland Messenger. The
favor viii be eAoorlully r0ciprocatod, whenever
desired.
TnOS w ATKIN,
Ashcvlllc, &c.
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WOOD.FOLGER& yGEssEH


No 2l9, Pearl Street, Neu Yotk.
THNHE Subscribers have received by recent or
n rivals from England, aud from The Auction
Market, a large stock of Birmingham and Shelf
fId HARDWARE n CUTLERY-and beng
tho Agents 'or some Of Tie leading makers Of the
superior Cast Steel American Cutlery, end OF q
variety Of the Domestic Hardware Manuiaciur
ers making their assortment VI goods SO cHien.
siys as to be very inviting to purchasers nom any
npf Of the country.
In their assdrtncn, the fo.lgwing goods may be
fund, vi1:-kotbuck, White Bone, Cocoa, Blabk
Tip. Self Tip Buck and Stag Table ard Dessett
Knives aud Forks. Csfycts and Stcels, WITH a
of beautiful finish
Rodgers & Som Pocket Cutlery, Scissors and
Shears in dozens aud on cards, together With an
assortment Of : lltinisl'. superior Newark make
Of 1rimnic~,' aud Tailofs' Shears; common Poe
La Cutlrry a great vlfig'y Of Rnzors, ia d lens
and 10 cases, including assortncut u extra hue,
in eases containing pair each
Beef Sliccrs. Shoe aud Dread Knivcr, sleep
She4rs. Buichers' and Table S!eels, coopers and
Carpenters Broad and narrow Ates aud Hatch.
eiy. Carpenter and CoppcSs' AIDES.
The stock includes an unusuai quantity o. Cas,
Steel and German Steel Fus--such Fiat.
Round. square, Taper, Half round Rufr Bastard,
:, .ond Cut, and smooth Files Of az sizes ll1n
aud Shoe Rssps Mil saw aus II.nd.saw Plies.
Peggiug brad and Sowing Aals. Augcrs and
huztr.buts. Shaving BGos, Brushes and s1npf,
Iron sud Bfar,.ripe Bellows Gu, ntsds, 1acss
aud Sparables. Wrought Taess and Cloui Nails
Scale Beans; Patent Balance; Cloth, Hair, White.
wash, Scruhbinr. Horse shoe, Tooth and Paint
Brushes Table, Hand and Cow Bells; Cast Butts.
Round and Flat Bois; braces aud Bats; Trunk.
Chest, Pad, Cupboard. Closet, Mortlce. Rim and
Do, Iock. Snuff and Ipbaceo n8rrs Hacking:
Curry Combs Horse Cards, Cordsge Clothes
Fish aud Chak Lines. Fish HOOK. Halter, Jack
Trace, Coan aud Dog Chsins, Brass and Wood
Cock, Faucets Sish Cords, Compasses, Spring
Dividefs Iron, Bran and Plated Chamber and
Man,cl Candlcsticks Guns, Pistols, Guu Worns,
WadI and Locks sc
Sent ~ lHii ~
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ornamental, sign, Flag n uirro

.ha public as an
Ornamental, sign, Flag n Mirror
pAI1f+tAlsa
lie 1attots himself that lis iaag experience in
tie above business and tho specimens o. work he
has executed IN hi. lire, vail DO a sufficient re-
commentator, lie ell alsp alteHA 10 any cali
undc on hu 10 the HOUSE PAINTING BUSl
NESS aud IS couiifb, be can give satisfaction
10 on WHO mng employ him. The public is re.
spcolfull, requested 70 ca! and encourage him as
he is Determined 10 eSccu all work committed
10 him 10 the best possible manner.
AID as tlucs j. hard he viii take part Of his
work - produce rutt4ba for family use such az
Flour, Corn, Bacon, &c.
JOHN W. RAINEY
Concord. iiqs G,ls!3
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EHSCOLNTON
FEMALE ACADEMY.

TE ISIS EN-, CARPENTER having roinqujsh-
4fH cd the charge Of this Academy, the 'lrus
tees have placed II under the supervision and con
rol OF the Principal nj the Mslt Academy, WHO
has engaged a. instructor, Nstos NJ T.. md
J. /. RODGERS, from the jnttly ceiabrated Troy
Female Seminary IN New York The regular
exercises Of the School viii be resumed 90 the
second Monday in January, I-ij
The prices Of Tuition lor Oh En- Iish studies arc
The ratnc as IN the Male Academy. Elra
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WrG tOVhGh.
En ESPECTFuLLY informs her friends and
ID, the public generally. that che has reformed
from tac North silh handsome supply OF
Millinery and Fancy GOODS
which she or. very low for CASH ossPP'o'cd
credit, consisting Of
Velvet, SILK AID Bombazins HATS,
Of he latest fashion
Also ready made Caps, aud Csps fof Bonns',
Among her handsome supply Of Goods ~ill be
found
Black, Blue black and Colored SILKS.
rlain, Figured. Striped PLAID and Camelion do.
A large and handsome assortment OF De LANES
.nd CASiiM EEES,
Black and Blu. black BONBAZINES,
English and French MERINOS.
Plaid, Figured aud plain MuSLiNS,
Fancy Hair PINS and Meek BANDS.
Steel Git, Silver and Jctl BUTTONS,
Cotton, Thread and Illusion LACt.S, and EDG.
INGS,
Handsome Silk, Tibet wool. Delane aud Com.
mln SIAWLS.
Gimps, Sewing Silks, Tapes, Cord, and Hooks and
Eyes,
Whleboncs for Dresses and p7nnsl'.
DOLLS and other Toys. for Children
Cotton, Lnnen h Cambria lIANDkEECIllEFS
and CRANATS.
Colorcd and White HOSE,
hid and Net GLOVES and MITTS.
Needles, Pins, and many Other things,
A handsome a..oYtmrnr OF WORSTEDs,
WORSTED NEEDL rs and CANVAS.
DO prreed or perforated psPet.
WORsTkD PATTERNS Is lire Of Ell,
do ROCK NAKkS worked on papos,
Ribbons. Rushcs. Curlcs sud Artificial Flowers
and Feathers, Shawl Pins, &c. Sc.
CAPS AND DRESSES WADE To
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TOWNPROPEEsTY for sale.

EpY order Of the Court of Equity for Meeklcn.
- burg county, will sell ,u The highest bid
der, IN the Town OF Charlotte, on Monday Of the
next County Coud, tthc 4lh Monday in January,
ls4Jl that
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ITNCOENTON
MALE ACADEMY.
BENZ. AN, Principal.
THO. j. INNER, Assistant.

FENIIIS School will be opened for the reception
N Of Students on the second Monday Vi Jan.
uary, lsij
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Or'hogrsphy, Reading, and Writing, s. 90
Arithmetic, English Gfsmnar aud
Geography, ""
Algebra, Elements u Natural PHI.
lJsophr aud Chemistry, Phy.id. 10 90
cgy, HtNrty and Rhetoric,
Higher branches u pure Naihcmat.)
les, miSed Mathematics, Astfau
omy, hlnefaiogy, Xiul ~. No 1880
raj aud Intellectual ia lysophy
end Irgc,
Latin aud Green Language, Is 90
Fuel and other Contingencies, Is
Board can be had to respectable Gmliics for
" o. i per mouth.
REL ERENCES
Ralnsh-llis Excel Wm. A. Graham, Hon
Gec'ge T.. Bndscr
Chapel Hi!-D l.. SEain, LID President
Of the Iuwcssitg, Hon, WIN. IT, Battle.
H.i,boro'-Ilou, Hugh Wadd,l., r. II. Man
gum, Esq.
Orfora-lIUn. Il y. Gillian,
laHcsyriRe- John Kerr, EsI.
Salltbwy Rev T. + DAVIS.
CabarrBs-lion. u. VI. Barr,ngp
Hedsii-F l. Diy dsnp, Esq
Beatfl's' FoR-Crl John II wheel r.
Trustee Of tho Lncohtln Academies
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Several young Ladies can obtain board in the
family Of the Principal, where they will receive
every attention 10 lheir comfort, and moreover be
under the constant observation and care Of their
Teachers.
EtacoiHioR, Jan. l. 1871 3w
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Valuable House and Lot.

belonging TO the heirs Of Mrs Nolcn, situated on
Trade street, betweea the Court House aud Tho
Branch Mint The property is in good condition.
Terms made known at tho sale.
ID. X. DUNLAP, C. NJ r.
December 25, 1874. nc
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PAINTING.

rBNIIE Subscriber having located himself a,
n Concord, would now oiigr his services 10
No nublIG as an
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~ DIR. u. u. Caldwell
Asr0cfirc OF .FYesllcinc.

4 AyiNG removed to Charlotte, respectfully
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New GOOds---Cheap.
--- Kittredge & Colby ~

EJAVE just received very large assortment OF
n n Goods which they have recently purchased
very low, and they are thus enabled TO offer them Tor
sale on terms highly advantageous TO pnrehasers'--
They would respectfully solicit the attention OF Their
friends and all persons Wishing TO buy good Goods to
their present stock before making their purchases
with the assurance that they will find the quality and
prices of their goods satisfactory. Their present
stock embraces
Mg@Hg @@BES &0G3Gaa
Cashmere rich do LANES. printed and satin striped
lawns, plain. striped and plaid Muslins Jaconet do;
English and Scotch Ginghams; large and beautiful
variety Of Prints, plain and fancy Laces, lace Edg.
ings and Inscrtings bishop Lawn, plain and figured
book and swiss MusIns, white Cambrics, Dimoty,
gro de Swiss synchaw and earsnet silks, white and
coored Florence do; white and straw Satin, silk and
tabby Velvels silk Surge ladies cravat Hdkfs; linen
Camb,c do; Gloves Mips and Hosiery, furniture
Patch; white and brown Linen, table Covers black
and colored Lustng, Ribbons, plain figured and satin
edg'dCap do;rich h OyN.N'EI RIBB ON'S, Tabs and
Flowers; Shawls--Imperal, BaVaran, NJ. de Lame
&c; super Parasols, Parasoles and Sun Shudes;-
Umbrellas; also u splendid ..
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Philips Academy.

TENHE Summer Term in this Institution, will COM
Il mence on Wednesday, May 3d. under the d.
ecton of the present Principal, and continue eleven
weeks
Miss HELEN COLBY, formerly Assistant of
the Principal has been engaged to take charge of
the Female Department.
Lectures upon the Sciences will be frequently CIV
en- illustrated by an extensive apparatus.
Those designing to teach will receive appropriate
instruction.
The morals and the manners Of pupils will, at all
times he an Object of the care ard solicitude of the
Teachers.
TUITION.
In English 3 and SO, 80
Latin Greek and French 100
Vocal Music without charge,
On Piano, with use of Instrument. $1,000
Board, to ST. 25, and rooms for those wishing to
board themselves, at a cheap rate
g. G. BURNHAM, Principal.
Danville, VT. April 90, IS45. 405w3
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Poetry,
From Chamber's Edinburgh Journal.
WE ARE GROWING OLD. q.

We are growing o'd--how the thought will rse
When glance ia backward cast .
On some long remembered spot that lies
In the silence Of the past:
II may be the shrine our earthly vows,
Or the tomb of early tears; .. ...
But it seems like far of isle TO us,
In the stormy sea Of years.
Oh, wide and wild are the waves that part
Our steps from IT'S greenness now, .
And we miss tbs joy Of many heart,
And the light Of many brow.
For deep DER many stately bark
Have the whemng pillows rolled, ....
That steered with us from that early mark
Oh, friends, we are growing old.
Old in the dmness and the dust
or our daily tolls and cares,
Old in the wrecks Of love and truth .
Which our burdened memory bears.
Each form may wear to the passing gaze
The bloom Of life's freshness yet,
And beams may brighten our latter days,
Which the morning never met.
But oh, the changes we have seen,
In the far and winding way;
The graves in our path that have grown green.
And she locks that have grown grey I!
The winters still on our own may spare
The sable The gold;
But we their SHOWS upon brighter hair
And friends we growing old.
We have gained tho worlds cold wisdom now,
We have learned TO pause and fear;
But where the living Gounts whose flow
Was joy orheart to hear3
We have won the wealth Of many cline,
And the lore ofmany pnge:
But where is the hope that saw in time
But its boundess herit age
Will il come again when the violet wakes,
And the woods their youth renew?
We have stood in the light Of sunny brakes,
Where the bloom is deep and blue;
And our souls might joy in the spring time then,
Bot the joy faint and cold,
For it meier could give US the youth again,
OF hearts that are growing old.
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q Vocal and Piano
L NTE R ia / N M E N 7
NHr. wv. IA. HHOugAltom,

OF THE BOSTON ACADEMY OF MUSIC Sc
MUSICAL EDUCATION SOCIETY .laa.
I'D EsPECrFULLY announces his intention OF
IA giving VOCAL CON CERT in this place,
on Monday Evening, MAY ~, commencing at z o.
clock, p. M. also at ST. Johnsbury Centre on Tues
day evening, May IS, and on Thursday evening
May is, at Lyndon Corner. Na|
Mn HOUGHTON has the honor to announce that
he has spent tho last Two years in travelling with Mr.
HEaRr RUSSELL, the celebrated American Vocalist,
for the purpose Of receiving instruction. and knowl
edge Of the Old English Ballad Singing, which Mr.
Russell has revived The beauty of singing, every
one will admit, ia in speaking the words so that they
NAV be understood, together with feeling and ex-
preston. On this occasion, Mr. II. will introduce
several of Mr. Russells latest and most popular Songs,
comprising number Of his descriptive scenes, with
a few remarks.)
PROGRAMME. PART l.
Song-Rockaway--"O old Long Islands sea.girt
Shore" &C. words by II. j. Sharpe. Music
by Russell
song--"rhe old Sexton" Words by Park
Benjamn Esq Russell
song-1"our Native Song, Words by Ell
liza Cook. (Russell
Descriptive Balad-"Thc Gambler, or
Drunkard's Wife" Words by Dr.
Coatss-"Dark is the pight how dark
no light no fire, &c. .... Russell
Ballad-"The old Arm Chair" Words by
Eliza Cook Russell
song-"A Life on the Ocean wave" Mu-
sic by Russell.
Descriptive scens-"The ship on fire."
Words by C. Mackey Russell.
Song--'The Ivy green" Words Ay Boz Russell.
Canlata--"'rhe Maniac."-"Hush, it's the
night WATCH" &c. (RusseIl.
song-"I.ife in the West" Words by G.
p Morris ESQ, Russell.
May 8. 405"2
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CALEDONIA COUNTY COURT, ,
December Term, A. d. 1914. 5
James FeTgerson


Samuel Gammell, Archibald Gammel and Emerson
Gammell.
A CTION Of Ejectment for certain tract par
IA eel of land lying in Barnet in said County, and
described follows, viz. being Lots numbered sixty
and sxtyone by the survey of the town Of Barnet in
sand County.
1t not appearing that Archibald CANNED one Of
the defendants in the above entitled action has had
legal notice of the tendency of said action, 1t is
dered that the plaintiff cause the said Archibald be
notified thereofhy publishing the substance of his de-
caration together with this order of Court weeks
successfully in the Csledonan, printed at ST. Johns.
bury in said County, the last publication to be at
least twenty days before the next term of said Court
to he held at Danvile in said County on the Let
Tuesday of June next, to which term said action
stands continued. ..... ....
SAM'L B. MATTOCKS, Clerk.
JoNA. u. SroDpARD, Attorney. 404w3"
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CFOckePy and Glass WARE.
STATE OF VERMONT,


Orleans District, S.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District OF Or
leans-To all persons concerned in the estate OF
Willard Kelley, late Of Derby, deceased,
Greeting.
VETHEREAS, Andrew Young, jr. Administrator
w of the Estate within this State of said dcceas-
ed, requests said Court to allow him the further
time of year from and after the 9Th day Of Sep
TENDER, A. ID. 1874, to make payment Of the debts
and close the settlement Of the estate
Therefore, you are hereby notified that said apPli.
cation will be heard al a session OF the Probate
Court to be held at Irasburgh on the 22d day of
May next, at which time you may be heard in the
premises
And this Order shall be published three weeks
successivey in the Csledonian, newspaper printed
ST. JohnsbuTy in this State, the last of which pub
LEGATION shall be before the day assigned for hearing
a aforesaid.
Given under my hand OF the Probate Office, al l.
rashurgh, this 25th day of April A. d. ls45
405w3 GEO. NYE, Judg&
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For the Caledonian.

Mr.. EDIFoR.-AIthought the following linea pos
Tess but ttlo poetical merit, yet they will be reaC
with deep interest by many who have been called ~
has the writer, within few months, to painful sep
aration from their dearest earthly companions
Ye say that Heaven still blessings sends.
We, therefore, should not weep.
Ye think the spell that chains our friends,
L. but a quiet sleep.
You ask if friends have proved urkind,
You would not have us sigh,
Ere long, unhurt, we'll joyful find
Orr loved-ones in the sky
So would we pray, go may it be,
When deaths suspicious hour,
Shall set our ransomed spirits free,
No more to feel IT'S power
Those may find early snatched
From our first fond embrace,
And praise together, Him who watched
Our early pilgrim race.
Ye would not weep; with manly part
Ye'd stand, aud hear the test,
But all! ye do not know the dart,
That ranlles in our breast
Ye have not bowed, the heart to prove,
Al woman's unstuned shrine,
And drank the first pure gush OF love,
That seemed almost divine.
Ye have not walked, heart joined with heart
Along lile's path uneven,
And felt that naught but death could part,
union so like Heaven.
Ye have not watched with grief untold,
That smiling, angel face
Fade like the lily, pee and cold,
In deaths unbid embrace
Say, have ye heard the funeral call,
10 stand beside the bier,
And bid long farewell to all
We priced and cherished here?
Have We ever stood beside the tomb,
A sad and srnitten one,
And felt, ye resought your home,
Implied and alone
Then ye may not, with stole words,
Our grief and anguish drown,
A hand has swept life's tender chords.
That has not swept your owr.
But when that hand, with silent task,
Shall DER those tendrils creep,
With plying hearts, ye then may ask,
Say, wherefore, do ye weep?
Lyndon, April 26, 1916. II.
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Concord Railroad,
,LTlE.lIER .lRR.4N'GElLENT.

SUMMER .4RR.fN'C E.HE.NT.
Fare reduced TO $500 from Concord TO B''''n
I'm and after the LIST of April, Passenger trans
W will run daily, Sundays excepted, in connection
with the Boston and Lowell, and Nashua and Low
ell Railroads as follows, viz.
Leave Boston at A M, IL NJ. and 81 NJ
Leave Concord at d. A M, IL l.3AN S4rT
Trains from intermediate places will run as N'
lows, viz UP TRAINS.
Leave Lowell at $40 A NJ. 1875 M 64OPh
do Nashua at $50 A NJ, 1875 M & 6:4OPs
do Manchester 935 NJ, p N q s;5rM
Immediately the arrival of the cars from bO'0'
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester SD A NJ, 1875 Pm & Arm
do Nashville 81 AN, Ii Pm d 5PA
do Lowell II A NJ, 2P NJ 81 81 Pm
or Immediately on arrival of the cars from COneOu'
The second train from Concord arrives IN bC'VH
in season for Passengers to take the O'CLOCK ''""
New York. &c. ~,
The road connects with the Boston and Man'm'
Road so that passengers may pass belwiSl G ,a"
Haverhill Exeter and Portland either way daly'
Stages Immediately on the arrival Of the hrst 10"
at Concord, leave by various routes for hoPA'u"
Newport, Clsremont and Windsor; for LepanOu n.
Hanover; Plymouth and Haverh Canaan aI Mta,
ford; Meredith Bridge, Centre HaFbor ana 'ue c,n,
Mountains. On the ID day from BOSTON, IT R1r.
reach Royalton, Middlebury, Montpelier' a"u IA,
lington connecting there with the steamboat Az"
ges to, Ogdensburgh; stages also run from Mat" M,n,,.
to Stanstead connecting Herewith stages AN ,h
al Numerous other stages connecting WIN Nr
Concord Railroad run to the principal towns u
Hampshire, Vermont and the Canadas. ,.,,,r 10
Stages run daily from Franklin and eanv .;saio(lh.
the III O'Clock train returning after Inc a'''''''
MERCHANDIsE TRAINS
Run daily as follows: ...4 - II tho
Leave Boston at 80 M and arrive a' 00"'''
same evening. =, Boston
Leave Concord at 81 Pm and arrive -
at l-2 the next morning. so5O.
Freight, First class, So; second class ' and Bor
Freight should be delivered at ConcoIu an DE-
ton an hour at least before leaving 10 'i''
livery by the first succeeding train. ,,Lcd ,nd
All passengers baggage should DC n "T he gir
when valued at more than $50 notice snV 81, damage
en- and extra charges paid, or no claim ~
or loss beyond such sum will be aIoweeu suut
7s M VI u ssOgs
April |, ls45,