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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-05-15
COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA AND CONSUME
pInN

rNH u Great and only remedy for Colds Coughs, hsil
l ma, and Consumption. is the hungarian Balsnn oi
Life discovered by the celebrated DR. ychun Of LOnt0n
England and introduced Into the United states I'm Ter The
immediate superintendent OF the inventor,
The extraordinary successes Of tins incidence III the
cure of Pulmonary Diseases warrants the American a.
gent in soliciting for treatment the WORST POSSIBLE
CASES that can he found IN the cummunity-CusCs ,lni
seek relief in vain irOmnny Of Uncommon remedies oe
day, and have been given up by the mos, distinguished
Phi, sicals as confirmed and incurabc. The llug'rai
Balsam has cured and will cure the most desperate oI
cases. 1t is no qulck nostrum Int standard English
medicine of known ind established efficacy.
Every family in The United States should he supplied
with Buchans Hungarian liasam Of Life, not only to
cCunteract the consumptiye tendencies of ihe climate
but be used preventive medicine in all cases 0fcois
coughs spit ting of Blood, Pain IN the side md chest lrrl
tation and soreness Of the Lungs Bronchitis Difficulty
of Breathing, Hectic Fever Night sweats, Emnclnton
and General Debility Asthma Influenza lloohnS consh
and Group.
rFsod, in large bottles At 81 per bottle with full dl
rcCIions for the restoration of lIeuh
Pamphlets, containing mass of English and American
certificates and other evidence showing the uneGnlled
merits orths Great English Remedy. may be obtained
of The Agents grntnton,y.
DAVID f. BRADLEY sole Agent for the United States
ll9 court street, Boston.
Aren't Woodstock, :. j. ALLEN; Montpelier. Clark
& CnnsBurnglOn, Peck STear; Bellows Falls, N.
Harris; Ruud, Daniels and Be Braltlehoro, Dulton
IL Clarke; Keen, ~ II John BiNhy. 236-Iy
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THE S1CK-HEADACHE,
EITHER .NERVOUS OR BILIOUS

lTAn attentive perusaI Of the following will, IL be.
lieved, mly repay all classes of readers!
IIEADhCIE.--This disease is one from which arises
more misery to the human family than is secerally sup
posed; being directly ha il is often neglected, or
persons SO much the O pnrgatvcs and other med
icnes MS to impair their general health and often induce
fatal diseases. ThcurliCle, DR.. SPOHN's HEADACHE
REMEDY from Cumstock.s d Co., now offered, seems
to have overcome hes5 difficulties. While effects are
powerful and immediate in curing an attack or keep
ing it OF il is perfectly mild and innocent rs TO he
used for infants with the greatest effect md safety This
has now bean tested by mony Of the highest members
al this as to require no further proof.
IftIken few times in many hours, when there are
Indications Of an approaching attack, it is SURE ~ ALL
CASES 10 prevcnt the attack Ii used for few weeks
the premonitorS symptoms gradually subsde until they
wholly disappear, md NEVER with some great external
prediSposing cause, return. he person noaecls u
use il ill the heaChe commences. It sometimes cures in
snhtIy but at others the turns will have their course fol
40 or three tines and then who fly disappear For sale
!. ALLEN. 2i3-lyoow
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ROM > TO TIMES CHEAPER THAN BE
FORE,OR NOTHING IF THE USER Is NOT
DELIGHTED WITH IT.

article that every ii,m, must consider inhspensi-
"A bile when they know It's power and value mhd Whl'h
has creiO urr been sold too high to reach all classes
has now en- reduced in price with ayicw that rich and
uoor hiah and low, and in tact every human being may
enjoy its comforts; aud dll who get snail nave the price
returned TO them they are delighted with It's USE
We assert without the possibility OF contradiction, ina,
all burns and scs every cNcrna! sore old or resi- ana
all external pains aud aches. no matter Whtre' slh We
reduced to comfort by it in five NOTWITHSTANDING lle''lmn
or scar No burn can be fatal ifthss appedun'ess the
ynls are DESTROYED by the accident. II Is truly mnelch
to apnrnrauce in us effects. Enquire for CnnnrTs Mag
icn Pain Extractor Sllvc." Mt tonsOck ANA 'us, ~
Cnnrtlnnd Street, New York
Price Is cents four times ns much for % cents.
We yon on the responsibility oi our characters
that sympathy Tor human suffering induces, NJ least ~
part earnest solicitation that Simple trlal shouh
be made in anv affection named below We THINK II not
mpruhcnt much TO say that nothing like il or IN
any degree eecual has ever been discovered IN nde
iCinc.
You will nlensc observe that is sovereign remedy
tor all complpnis,' but External application md will
cure thr GoowngBurns, Sculds, Frosted parts. chill
hairs, Chute or gait chaps, telter, pmple bOtch felton,
ulcer siran erysilcs sahs, cuts, uses, stratns ear
md lonthache, mumps, throat runronnds, whIows
piles rin!wOrm suit Rhcun BARRIERS Item, weak sight,
rarbunce, eruption sore ewes and liS, sore Ups pune,
lures hlcs and warts fever pains, pnin in the back and
side tender feet intlnmnOry rheumatism, lie do0rcuN,
uauc in face and breast fever sore old burn scars. prcy
hend nfnmed shin, broken breast sure nipples, rough
hnnps, bliscrcd surfaces dressing for hislcrs white
Sweines cod wounds, sore corns general sores,sma
pOy marks
Though we have named numerous affections, expert.
Gnre has taught MS that they are not too many II VIII
he necessary know that the article called Connects is
the only one we can recommendation must caution against
some limitations winch have reason to beye are of no
usr but injurious. We will present it to the poor who
have actual need of it, and whom YOU may send for it,
Rememncr it is cONNEI'S Magical Pain Extractor.
All country merchants are requested to take II 10 the
towns commission, the greatest blessing 10 lnankht
ever discovered in medicine This Is strong langunse
hut YOU may depend its power will full justify it, Cnl
onal the Agents for pamphlet gratis to all ana very III
errsting, also the names of all the '""''ncn OF New
York.
CAUTION-Be sure and get Conucs as counterfeit
and worthless appear under other names, Sec that 1t
direct from C0ms took aud Il Co. or never touch II.
L. IL.
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,rnHll TRANSFORMATIONS.

vuNuE avis vita" of onr wonderful bodies, constantly
require alternative, or regencrang influence, to
create aud retain healthy existence. Air, light and
some other elements brought to this requsition ana
for time prove sufficient to the requirements ~ he
system. But when from imprudence and violation OF
the laws of the animal economy, morDiu huhorS hrlSe'
acrI and vtn or juices collected the system re-
1ures assistance from other source, or II SINKS III
disease decay, and death How wonderful ana sanitary
nj this period ARE the effects Of an appropriate hIlerha-
tive medicine, taken in sClsOn! IhOnshhuS nave hceu
saved from DEATH and millions from suierngs lhdescr-
bnblc md aann restored to health, by the timely use OF
PHELPS TOMATO PILLS, which hre so elracons
aud potent in cleansing the stomach ANA hnwts' puil-
,ing the blood aud rcnovnng the gnndnlAr system by
altering the sccrcons Of the liver and other glands ana
carry ng on the morbid Juices and hnmors:-that ut the
Soulh they have acquired the name Fever bnne, be-
cause they invariably prevent or break up bilious, remit
tent, yellow, intermittent aud lung ievcrs.
Five years extensive use, have proven them the best
and only sure and safe remedy for all the humorous
chronic Diseases where the system requires something
that will operate the BLOOD Liver, md various sys
tens of vessels giving them healthy action, al tIo same
time cNpel the morbid ana POISONOUS Juices ana hulnS
which IL separates from them
In this class Of diseases, are rheumatism. Dyspepsia,
Dropsy Liver Complaints, Bilious Stomach, scroIna,
Gravel Worms, Tumors, ond erup ons OF the SKIN ol
various kinds permanent weakness about the IONS ana
limbs, Kings Evil. constitutional or hereditary feeble
ness of the whole or part OF the system, %c -
Thousands of cases Of the above diseases have been
urCd hy the TOmuo Pills and thousands OF deaths would
cave been prevented Ind these Pills been used, instead
of some irresponsible, bnclul quack pill, remedy, CT
which the country is nooded There is no mystery or
Chnratanaism about this universal remedy.
They are prepared OF valuable vegetable remedies,
which are known be both safe and electu, and are
used very extensively by Physicians in their private prac
tree because, hundreds have said, they are the most
pleasant, clrctua and safe medicine we have ever used
Ihcnbuyc Pills are for sale by agents in MI country
towns. Agents cautioned not 10 buy OF pedlcrs'-
zone word to the wise is sufficient
&. X. Phelps, NJ d. Proprietor, Hartford Conn, with
ont whose Signature none Hre Genuine.
For sulc BY - j. Allen, WoOdsOck Hayden & Hutch
inson, do; Otis Chtmhcrlm, Pomircu Justin {. Brooks
Hartford; Harris ~ Morrill, StraNord; 7. Dwight Co.
Vershirc; Theodore Cook, Cormh Baxter D. Newton
Norwich Lewis Merritt, IIartnnd j. w, Hubbard
Windsor. 23l-blnep'
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TO I'LL TIE World VINO Use
LEATHER IN ANY FORM.
OIL OF TANNlN. OR, LEATHER
PESTORER
n Nom chemical DiScOrel


Most people kno y" thai Skins and mites are converted
into feather by the Of Tannin extracted from certain
barkS SC.
When the force and strength Of the Tannn is worn
out, leather becomes dcud hart, Dry brine, cracked,
couercd icith a crust, 81. rms, ALI KNOB. To re
store then is life, SoitneSs moiSincSS, strength Smooh
ness aud remove all crust n.y. or blister eStore NE tan
uiB This substance the leather never can receive the
second mc but the whole uirines OF are in this article
the OH. OF TANNlN-which penctWtes the s,itst
and hardest leather If il hats been twenty years in use
and If II teufs easily with the fingers, IL mphrts AT once
strength that is utterly incredible until seen. II be
comes UkC HcW ieabrt, in all respects, with ndcghiiu
sutnes~ and polish and makes all leather completely and
prrIectV i5lycruiOuS To wHicrpncnlaN boots shoes
cnrrrecops harness, hose, trunks and in fact oil things
qie of feather, giving splendid polish, even higher
than new leather has, and at doub1Hg its wear and
durability. in whatever manner the leather is used
THESE ARE FACTS.
Those who will mas wear old shoes, gronn with corns
ride with old carrage-tops-huve old harness, and
throw them away half usch-loOk filthy themselves and
all abont ,hcm-expend double what necessary iornrt
clCs of cnher, IN their hearts content for what we
care their preudres strong that they VIII not
try n new discovery. We have nOiavors 10 ask Of them
they are the greatest sufferers and webeg for nobody
custom OF patronage Now gentlemen pensc yourselves
ar None genuine anless with the fac smile signature
orCOMSTOrK a. co.
Discern w.. For sale by Or s. ]. ALLEN.
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AN HOUR AT THE OLD PLAY GROUND
sat an hour to-day John,
beside the old brook stream
Where we were school boys in old time,
When manhood was dream;
The brook is cholcd with fallen leaves
The pond Is dried away,
scarce believe that You would know
The dear old place to-day.
The school house Is no more, John
Beneath our locust trees,
The wild rosc By the window side
No more waves in the breeze;
The scattered stones look drsolale,
The sod they rested on ,
Has been poughed up by the stranger hand
Since YOU and were gone,
The chestnut tree is dead, John,
And what Is sadder now
The broken grapevine Of Onr swing
Uangs on the wilhered bough;
read our names upon the bark,
And found the pebbles rare
Laid up beneath the hollow side.
As we had piled them there
Beneath the grass grown hank, John.
looked for our old spring.
That bubbcd down the alder path,
Three PAGES from the swing;
The rushos grow upon the brink,
The pool is black and bare,
And moi root, this many day
1t seems has rodden there.
took the old blind road, John,
That wandered up the hill,
IT'S darker than il used to be,
And seems 50 lone and still;
The birds sing yet upon the bonghs-
Where once The sweet grapes hung,
But not a voice Of human kind,
Where all our voices ring,
sat me on the fence, John,
That lies as in Old time.
The same half pannel in the path,
We used 50 Oft to climb,
And thought how DER the bars Of life,
Our play mates had past on,
And left me counting on this spot
The faces that are gone.
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ID r. II VI o r. IS
RlLS1 OE LIVER WOR T.

For Consumption, Liver Complaint, Coughs, Colds Ash-
ma, Pain in the chest side, splitting Of Blood. Cnarh-,
Peurisy, WhOopiua Cough Tickling in the TlrOnt. Rails
ing of Phlegm in the morning. Difficulty Of Breathing,
PHlp,tainn Of the Heart Loss Of strength Emacian,
md all affections of the Chest, Lungs, and Liver rgclher
with those diseases which preds 10 consumption,
A few dozen just received and Tor sale by
2iO SIN. DR. :, \. ALLEN
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THE WOODSTOCK AGE,
Is PUBLISHED pit
Every Thursday Evening, at Woodstock, Vt,
w. ELM STREET, OPPOSITE TIE BANK, M.
p POSITE THE BANK,
T. f. u NJ & D..

N...'E TERMS.
Sent by mail year, at The commencement OF inc vol
ume, SI5O
Al the expiration OF six months, = - - his
At the expiration o; The volume, 200
A ner the ex piration oil the volume, $50, .
Village subscribers, 900
No paper is sent unless ped for in advance or upon the
nunrnn, oi payment hy some responsible person known
10 the Publisher, and paper discontinued except at
his option, until all arrearnees are paid.
Advertisements must be paid for in advance, unless
some responsible prson guarantees the pay for their IN
serton The number of insertions shonl1 in all cnses DO
specified by tho Advertiser, they will be inserted until
forbid. |I...'. ...i 90.
BUSINESS CARDS
Are inserted nj so 90 ear for subscribers, and at S30
for non subscribers.
.u. ,.S CITY AGENCY. ", ...f ..t
V. h. PALMER, at Ne,p York, No So Ann Street,
-..".. 20 BOSTON, No. l2, State Street, .tl
" Philadelphia, No, 81. Pine Street,
..rI '' Baltimore, g. L, cor. Bait 4 Calvert Sta
IL authorized to poGure forward and collect pay Tor ad
vertissmen,s and subscrlp tons 10 "TRE WoopsToox
AaE." CHARLES C, EASTMAN.
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Botanic Medicines.

A GENERA AL ASSORTMENT of Thompsoni'
IN and other Botanic MciCincs--both crude and pre-
pared, simple aud compounded is constantly kept for
sale by the subscriber, at his residence between the
Methodist and Episcopal Churches.
The above Medicines will he neay pnt up accompanied
by suitable directions, and warranted genuine.
CAuToN.-TO those who are DESTROYS of Ohnining pure
Thomsonnn medicines, would say beware 0fwbon You
purchase, ms they frequently aduerated with worth
less pernicous aud poisonous substances for the purpose
oispecnalion or orbrngirg those invaluable remedies in
r. tlisrepne. A. II. HAMMOND.
Woodstock. Nov. 90. lsl4 287-tf
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MERCHANDISE TRAINS

Run daily follows:
Leave Boston at 10, p. NJ. and arrive at Concord
the same evening.
Leave Concord at 3 -2 p. NJ. and arrive nj Boston al
l-2 The next morning
Freight, First Class SO; second Class $3.50.
Freight should be delivered nj Concord, Boston am
other epots mn hour nj least before leaving 10 insure de-
livery by the first succeeding Train.
All Passengers Baggage shOnldhc married, ana Whei
valued at more than $50 notice should be given and eN
ira charges paid, claim for damage or loss heyon'
such sum viii he allowed N G. UPiiAM, Supt
April l. ls4F. -"
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Cheeseman's Arabian BalSam

EINDRTHE CUR r of all kinds Of wounds, sprans
burns coughs, lungs, the most desperate piles
and rheumatism ofal kinds. II will prevent the tooth
ache restore tor I'D and persisted limbs stiff joints, numb
ness &c. and can be depended upon to relieve
in all cases.
THIS valuable medicine has been very extensively used
for the last years while its increasing demand tle IL
Universal satisfaction it has given and the testimony of
Arge multitude Of individuals of the first stand
ing in the community WIN have tested and ini,lllby
proved lis efficacy show that it needs only to he used to
prove its Invaluable excellence; indeed MI who have
tried the husm, prize II highly that they will not
he induced under consideration to do without IT, The
Balslm has attracted the attention of men of science and
Physicians and Surgeons orhc grcatcslsCentic acquire
ments, give it their unqualified appreciation while many
of them in different sections nt the United states now
use in their practice and have auhized the publica-
ton Of their certificates b, ...
Also CHEESEMAN'S ARABIAN PILLS, n
valuable medicine for all bilious complaints &C.
~ Purchasers should inquire for the true article by
using the whole -Cheescman Arabian BalSam--
and see that II has my namo written In my own hanif
writing across the printed directions the wrapper
every hottie. II. CnEEsgMAN.
For Sale by
$. ALLEN, woodstocNa r. NJ. & 8, stocker
Iannn corners n, G. Hale, Chelsea, and throughout
the country generally. e37-iN
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PENSION AGENCY

THE Slbscric having been for several years cngnsct
/ in The Pension Ulic' exclusively for the cNnmina
ton oil Claims for Revolutionary Services and having LETT
that Office has iOr the last two years devoted his time to
the prosecution claims before that Office aud the Other
Public Offices Of the Government. Being well acqnant
ed with the various Pension laws aud with the sources
from whence proof services may be derived he is emf
III this city
He will transact business Of any kind committed TO his
charge for n reasonable compensation.
All letters on business must he post pad.
Reference is especially made To the Hon. j. Coamer
Hon, - $. Phep s aud Hon. Paul Dillingham; -
II. II. SYLVESTER.
Washington City. March, 1915 2'J-6m
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Washington City, March, 1915. 2'G-6m

Nh DOW.NS' TEGET.4BLE BALS.lW-
nc ELIXIR.
TUE great Northern remedy for Consumption and all
L other diseases of the LUNGS. The unparalleled sale
mud success (which is well known. 1t is therefore I'M
necessary 10 publish long nsOme
ing from irresponsible sources
Can he had ofthe following agents and Of them only in
III" nrighbOrhn0a,
81. ALLEN, Woodstock. Oliver Bailey South Wood
stock. Chs. TinklHm. Quehcee village. Il. 7. Nevins
" Co. ROyalton, ]. C. Brooks Hartford 2l9'ly.
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SUPERIOR CLARIFIED GROUND
S,ALT!

MANUFACTURED by BIRDWELL,DAM0N& Co.
wi South Iodlcy Falls, Mass, This article is mama
nacured from pure clarified Coarse Sdnnd for cooking
table use BUTTER cheese, &C., superior amy kind OF
salt now in Use. .......
The article of Ground Sathns been manufactured by us
for some ycnrs past, hut have not succeeded until
recently in the manufacture of II Perfect article We
offer TO the public article superior to any kind Of
Salt use in p0in, OF weight strength and flavor
Every family in the State should he supplied with II.
The above snt pr sale Ivy ClIS DANA, JR.
Woodstock, April 10
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TNNlIE SUBSCRIBEK has now ON maud and will
q keep constantly on hand ut his Lumber Ynrd IN
IIarrnni large assortment Of Pidc Lumber which he
offers to sell nj low aratc Gun be purchased ut any
place in this vicinity,
Sld assortment is mnde up of l2 81 & inch Board
of all qualities, IA, l2, ~ inch Plank, Nosl a 3.
ClapboIrhS Nos. 23& Shingles IA n inch Picket,
Lak Window Sash. Blind mud door stuts orall desrrip
tons, ready made Window Sash and Blinds, in short
bout every dies crption of Lumber.
Said Lumber t. manufactured from the IN Country
Pine or what Is more properly called, ge Corky Pine
md is admitted bv all who have worked ii 10 he far
superior to any other kind 0C SmbCr, on account of its
sorneSs and the in which is manufactured.
Those who ARE in Nant Of Lumber will do well to:
and examine for themselves be fore purchasing esCwhcr,
DAVID II. SUMNER.
HartlanA, February, lei5,
N. h, A fair price vii be paid In Lumber for three
four new Mich cows, by D. H. 5.
2j0-9m,
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FARM FOR SALE.

PLEASANTLY located and well wntercd FARM,
N containing 52I ucres,on Qnechec River, in Hartford
VI, 1--WE miles below the Nltnge Of Woodstock, is now
Offered for sale The whole divided into snnl farms to
suit purchasers, with pleasant building spots and convcn
lent woodlands. This is one ri the hest firms III tile
country having theron, three good dwelling houses one
II large delightfully."- situated two story house with cnnvcn
lent OuhOsus and Waterfront never failing spring CON
vey ed lead pipes to the house and nrns,ihe meadows
upon the river large and Of an excellent qmliy an
orchard with choice Fruit brick Aard and cny o!
superior quI from which the country around arc suppl
cd with frat rate brcb,an extensive growth OF valuable
timber, md NJ the hest sugar lots in the Stale
Water power Gun he hu to almost amy extent with a
trnmg rNpcnsc, either from the brook running through
the Farm or from the river first rate farm OF 300
could be taken from the centre and leave the remainder
for another valuable farm, or 1t might he divided into We
nv small sections, each well accommodated with wool
aud water and pleasantly situated good road where
the stage frequently passes II will he sold very cheap
the first opportunity and possession given Immediately.
TERMS Part of the money in advance or within one
year. and the remainder at annual intrrcS mn nnlmimt
ed TING. JAMES tDhLl.
RErERENCEs-Ehau Bmnnp ESD. Lowell; Nathaniel
Hall, Boston, corner Chestnut mud Warner slrccs-Wyl-
lys Lyman, Esq. BURLINGTON. N., Daniel Marsh West
Cambridge, Mss Ethan Gushing DhnvcrS, Mass 25h-6m
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CONCORD RAIL ROAD.
q ;z:2 i & 1852 4 k 4
Fare reduced TO $500 from Concord TO Boston,

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
ON and after April Isl, Passenger Trans WI, ru'
" daily, Sundays eNceptedO in conncction win 'h'
Boston and Lowell, and Nashua and Lowell Rallrond d
follows:
Leave Bostonnt7A. NJ. II A. NJ, and - P, NJ:
Leave Concord at 3-4 A. NJ, ll;2O A. NJ, and L.
p. NJ.
Trains from intermediate places will run astoows,V
UP TRAINS.
Leave Lowell at s,l0 AM. 1878 r. NJ, and 64O Pm
" Nashua at $3.50 A. NJ, l2:15 p. NJ, ana I2O p NJ
" Manchester 93j A. Nj, l;3O p. NJ, ana 60 PM
or Immediately on the arrival Of the cars from Boston
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester 8 l-2A.M., l2.5 r. NJ, ANA Pm
Nashua ut & l-2 A. NJ, l3lj p. NJ. and or NJ.
Lowell at 7:l5 A. NJ, p. NJ. and IL r. NJ,
or Immediately the arrival Of the cars from concord
The second trunirOm Concord arrNeih Boston N sea
for Passengers take the ococktran New lorK
The road connects with the Boston ana Name KIM
road, that Passengers may pass hclwNt Cohcoru' II"
vcrhi Exeter. Dover and Portland either way daily.
STAGES Immediately on the arrival of the iir> tram
Concord, leave by various routes for llOpknlo Newmrt
Cmremon and Windsor; for Lebanon and llanoycrPi N
ouh md Iaycrh; Canum and OnOrd; Meredith Bridge
Centre IIarbor aud the White Mountains. ON the sec
ond dal from Boston, Stages reach Royaton, MiddIerN
Montpelier and Burlington connecting there with the
Steamboat line to Montreal and by Steamboat ana SlN q
to Ogenshurgh; Stages also run from laNch To SIAN
stead connecting there with Stages to Montreal Nuncr
Gus other stages connecting with the Concord Rall Roat
run to the principle towns in New hampshire, Vernon
aud the Canalus.
Stages run daily from Franklin and Sandhornton to tn,
II Ia O'Clock train returning after The arrival Oithestc
Ond train from Boston.