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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-02-14

Let every man, woman, aud child read the follow
ing, and we are sure that 1t must satisfy all of
the great virtues of the medicine:
NatcrylIIr, Oneida co. n \ Sept Is, 'i3.
Dear Sir: oweit to the afflicted to inform you
that in January last was attacked by a very yo-
lent cod caused by working in water, which SET
tied IN my lungs. 1t was accompanied by a Sc
we're pain IN my beast aud side, aud also a distress
sing cough ] had in attendance all the best me-
dlca aid III village, and after cX hausling their
skill 10 40 avail, they pronounced my disease
confirmed Consumption, aud one and all gave me
up to die. After much persuasion got the con-
sent of my physician 10 use the balsam of wild
cherry prepared by DR.. Wlstar. purchased of
the agent III our place one bottle, before using
half Of which began to gam strength, and it was
very evident my cough was great deal better,
and my symptoms in every way improving. |
have now used three bottles, aud am restored To
health. The result is alone owing to the use of
Dr. Wistar's halslm at wild cherry, and | take
this method of giving you the information, partly
to pay the debt at gratitude ! owe you, and partly
that others similarly afflicted may know where to
apply for relief.
Respectfully, and truly yours,
JAMES SAGE.
Mr.. Palmer, Druggist, under The date of Water
Vile, Sept q, 1913, writes:
The statement given you by James Sage is
well known to he true by the whole community,
and it certainly was most remarkable one.
Yours respectfully, o. ID. PALMER.
Price 81 per bottle, or six Tor SIS.
For sale in St. Louis by Benjamin Phelps, &c
Chesnu, street. Also, in Ottawa, by &. l..
Thompson l2--Gm
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Fhefolowiug We have just received from Mcssrs.
Fall NcCachen d Co., agents for the sale Of
Nistar's Daisam Of Wild Cherry, al Lancaster
Ohio!
10 TnG PunLIc.-I feel it my duty, as an act
Of kindness to the afflicted to inform them what
Waflc's buisam IF ,ojH Cherry has done for my
daughter. There Is many parent who has given
uP beloved daughter or son, as a prey to tha,
fell destroyer, consHmpiioH. They have, (as |
have donc) tried all the most skitul and eminent
pAy scians within their knowledge, aud all of the
must gGypir remedies that seemed to hold out
some bopc for continuance OF life, without get
ung any relief
Ia al such who like me have been seeking with
trembling hope for some remedy oireal efficiency,
would say seek 40 farther but try at once Dr..
W,torS JaA,Gnl # ,oiM cheyy My daughter
sarah Jane, aged II years, whose life for months
had been dcspared of, and was supposed sure
prey 10 consumption, has Jsea cured! Restored to
pc,Jlci hcGhht aud that too 10y using five bottles
ii Or. " lslar's balsam Of wild cherry.
JONATHAN COULSON.
Greenfield Tp., Fairfield Co. Ohio, March, IA.
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FahnestOcEs Cheap and Popular Family
Me2;cines.
B. A. FAHNESTOCRS rERMIFUGE,

ND CERTAIN CCRE TGR THE WCRTS.
Ces'idra'es of It's Efficacy can he seen at the
store O.! yae subscribers Sufficient 10 satisfy the
most lUrrrluiouS. Price - cents
for sale IS b. 4. TAHNESTOCK co.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-09-05

It's too often the case tina, children, pro.
vided they spend hall dozen hours Of the
day at school, are permitted TO spend the
res, as they please. Thus they grow up in
the world without knowledge Of lis tolls
and cares. They view i, through false
medium. They cannot appreciate the ia.
vors you bestow, as they do not know The
tolls they cost. Their bodies and minds
are enervuled, and they are exposed 10
whatever vicious associations are within
their reach.
The daughter, probably, becomes that
pitiable helpless otject, novel reading
glrl. The son, if he sutmounls tue conse.
quences of your neglect, does 1t probably
after his plans aud station for life are fixed,
and when knowledge, for one Of its impor
tant objects, comes too late.
No man or woman is fully educated il
not accustomed to manual labor. What
ever accomplishments they possess, what
ever their mental training, deduction
must be made for ignorance Of that impor.
tant chapter Of the worlds great work.
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WORK EoR culLnREH

There - no greater defec, 10 educating
children, tbDn neg!ecilugt 10 accustom them
to work. Il is an evil that attaches mostly
to large towns and cities. Children suffer
much from il. The parcn, never considers
whether the child's work Is necessary or
not to the child. Nothing is more uaccr,
tain than their future independence and
comiort-nuch depends on being occus-
toned 10 accustomed TO provide for
lie thousand constantly recurring wants
mat nature entails on US.
u 'his were not SO, slil preserves them
ifom bad habi's---it secures their health
It strengthens both minl aud body-r era
Dies them better to bear tao coahgemopt Of
The schooroom- aud aleuds more than any.
Thing else 20 give them a just view Of life.
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E.rfrnct of ISai'sporigFo.

yflOR Sale by b. Oates, Comstoek u Co.'S con.
W contraled compound fluid eAtrae, OF Sars-
pana, ior the cure Of Seiofala, chronie Rtcuma,
iisin, Gsnerai Debility. Cataaecas Diseases, 7et.
ter, ScItg RtupiioRs 81 The Ska, Puppies o. Pas.
talss Ne Fqce, Meirg,isl aud Syphiloid Disea.
ses, Bids from an impure habit Of fhs body, bles
raiioss " Me Ihioat aud Lars Lipsr Agectiohs
Pauas and Seedlings Of ths Boncs, and all Disfa
ses diisipg from an impure sfste Of The Blood Ia
pospres and ImFFadeAess ia Aiif. Ersessire Use
pf Mreug, 30.
The great popularity Of Sarsparla, and is cs.
tablhhed ciiiclcy, render !, superiluous enter
lnip any cnoomiuIn OF its virtues, or adduee any
evidence in lis favor.
The Sarsparii!a Is warranted positively as good
any other that can b. made al One Dollar. al
just half the price Of those so much advertised,
aud as strong md IN large bolios, via Fifty
Cents per uo,lls, or -Four Dollars ,er Dozen.
This article has cured Scroiula 0, - years. a.
ter the Dollar articles had been used in vain.
To b. had Of The agents Of Comatock 4 Co on.
y. throughout The country, 10 New YQrA only At
u. Cortland Street.
Inquire always ior Comstock & Cos Sarspafil.
10, At FIay Gents, and have no other.
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certain as that there arc . Northern and
Southern section Of the Union.
II these views are correct, then il follows
that to insure q successful agricultural pur-
ssit, manure is almos, every thing, aud the
mode OF making it, to the greatest adyan.
tage, is to ne planter of incaIculablo im-
por,ance. In the whole CT. Gle Of common
sense, no fact is better established than that
if Won will take an acre Of land, lha, will
produce ten bushels Of corn 10 the acre in
its natural state, and manure it, the pro-
duct villas readily become thirty. Yet
if you. viii look at il, the quantity of 's,uli F"
aud actual MANURE, wasting around the
plantations, and especially in the lanes on
almost every plantation in the country, you
wodld be obliged 10 conclude that ldlots
were quite common, or that this fact is not
believed, or that /, was known.
But the fac, still remains that land can
be made to yield three, nay four times the
quantity OF many agricultural productions,
by judicious application Of manure, CON
biniug the materials judiciously that com
pose II. From land that would not give
more than len bushels Of corn per acre, |
have grown fifty, with the aid Of cotton
seed alone. PLANTERS.
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WORMS, Worms!

A 'oMSTuCk'S YERMitUGE Tor tie certain
u destruction VI Worms. This much e,ls
hfated article o noN faf sale "a this phr. b,
u. Oates. Tbs numetoBs lives that have ben
saved b tins article, Is Sufficient guarantee ibal
every mother should keep i ia hes house The
public have bccu grossly deceived of late, by re.
tsiu other preparations gol W "a imitation ii ils
They mast consider il great blessing that tls ,
have noW within thetf reach the ony sssu.ns
preparation. @h,ch t. certain 10 dpstfsy abY ausn.
u'y Of worms child may have. 1, is us,less O.
accompany tbs With ans certificate, The article d
sell knn~u without. Sold Wholesale by Cam
stock y Co. q Cortland 81, y Y. aud d o4le,
Chatlllic.
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Oil OF TaIll.in.

rhl0R thu preservation of leather in any form.
- The great call for this article has induced
the proprletors p reduce i 10 half price, lhereb
rendering u 10 the pow Of every person 10 pos.
sesa himself Of quantity of this leather prefergef
It's penetrating powers are so great, that twill re-
store the strength to Old leather or harne - flat
has been iiHro~n aside oselcas making It per.
icctly bright, piable and soft. THERE is no ms.
take about Il, all other oil, grease Sc have been
u'Fs"h aside for this II is TO be found ia every
stable 70 the city Of n. Y. Stable Keepers bnyino
u by dozens 81 time. What is most 10 Tho n.
tefest Of The public, il comes remarkably cheap
Sold Wholesale BY Coms,oek 81 Co. 81 Cortland
81 NJ and retail by Il Oates, Charlotte.
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TIE GREAT REMEDY
NEVER KNOWN TO FAIE.

EAR. TYLER'S VEGETABLE FEVER &
EU AGUE PIIIS.--The success Of these Pills
in curing in a few hours where all other remedies
have failed, and that too. in cases of twelve and
eighteen months standing, warrants the assertion
that, If taken according 10 the directions they
certain cure a long lis, Of certificates in proof
Of their in.allibiy. might be added, but those up
ON the directions are deemed sufficient. Try
them and be convinced that they are most eilee.
toal aud most certain. nnd the very best remedy
ever Offered to the public, TO ensure permanent
and iasnng cure.
Having .or several Yeas past suffered under
repeated attacks of chills and fiver, Especially
during the fall and spring months, w1 induced
u try various rene dies, but nothing seemed 10 be
efItciual until tried Or Tyler's Aguc aud Fever
Pills, which stopped the ehils before | had taken
bali Of the box. This was over year ago. aud |
have since remained perioetiy.ifee lsom any symp
toms Of return Of this most oathsomc disease.
GEO. NJ. WAIT.
Blltimore, December II, lol3.
For sale IN Charlotte by II. b, & L. S. vii.
Hams
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THREE sprNnInpl ,Nn r,pr,

THREE Splendid PIANO FoRTEs-tvo
ROSEWOOD, and one MAHOGANY, Nth he
GsANp ACTION laos FaAME and l'ubE. They AZ
very superior Instrument from lessrs. NUNS
CLARK ~ Go. New York aud can DO seen one.
door below DR.. Sll's Drug Store.
n. d. Personsi Ia the vicinity Of Charlotte des,,.
ous OF purchasing hfst rate instrnmrnis can have
an opportunity of Examining ,ir qualify by IAN.
ing ou Mr.. H. J, l.olton. WHO hiss one In h,. lss.
session.
sAM'L. GARDNER.
Colamiig. jan l'lsi5. t5tf
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NOTICE.

FENilE subscriber having qualified and taken
N letters Of Administration on Tie Estate II
his brother, J. l.. Martin, deed hereby gives ~
hce to all persons having demands against said J.
tate, 10 present them for payment legally auihenii.
Gated within the time prescribed by law, olherwi,e
this notice will be plead IN bar Of rtcotog And
all persons indebted 10 said estate are hereby mott.
fed 10 make payment, as indulgence will no, ).
given.
A. II. MARTIN, Adiar.
July 30, 1915. i3f
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Organ Piano Forte.

AMOR Sale SPLENDID ROSEWOOD OR.
a GAN PIANO FORTE. with oil tie late
Improvements, with the Organ attached. Ii can
be played on es Piano Or an Organ, separately.
or both together. 4 Is one Of the GGcst insua.
men,s ever brousb, to THIS market
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EIe. TAYE0R'S
RaISam of h4iyerWOrt.

For the cure II Coughs, Colds, Caiarrh, asthma,
WAo0piHc Cough, Bronchitis, Lirsr Cam laiEi,
and al Elections Of t.e Throat and Lungs.
1nliIS remedy is invaluable and unequaed.-
VI Il is purely vegetable and highly medri.
nal. mild and gentle IN its effects upon the sys.
ten, and being entirely free from oil mineral pro.
ducts, by many so Justly feared and dreaded, i
ptrtectly safe, as well as salutnTy. FIom know /
edge Of its properties, and the wonderful success
which has attended It, even in difficult and 2
gravated cases, Tor nearly ten years, during which
It has been IN use, the Proprietor feels hesiau.
ey IN introducing It, and recommending il 10 all
who UNFORTUNATELY may have occasion 10 resort 20
SOME Means % reeoyeryF Physicians n, unffe.
qucutly ast Il IN their practice, and with ,he Med.
ical Faculty generally, it has met with much
murf Than ordinary appreciation.
Certificates ard testimonials could be furnish.
Cd IN abundAtce from tic highest and most re-,
spectacle suurces, Of persons who either have been
greatly relieved by u, or entirely recovered from
aifuetlohs OF the Lungs and Liver, hut We insert
only the following.
CONSUMPTION Axn RAISING OF BLOOD
CURED
Ihtrcby ccrIi'y that las, August, was attack.
ed with a violent aad pr3iase henofthage from, tie
Lungs, severe caugh, saith the expceloratun 81
much mucous, pain 10 the head, soreness IN Tic
chest, and Dihsr distressing symptoms. ! bought
bottle OF Dr. Tsyior's Bllsain OF LiycrHori from
375, Bowcry which, under the blessing Of Prov.
ldcnee, gave the immediate relief lts effect has
been such va my case, that | cannot too highly
praise H. CiAS l.. SMITH.
April :, l-ll l53 Iil,n t., Brooklyn
for d common Cold aud Cough, this Is Jue d
The very beet remedies ever discovered
u, There T. spurious aud counterfeit arlt
eo afrat, hufclntc lc CAREFUL 10 gtl tbs gcGuinc
which Is from jTj posgrf. \ y
FRESH supply of I'll, abogc Medicine lls
received and lot sale AZ the Char otto Drug Si1fe
~ Il. OATES.
Hag - ISIS 3Jf
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- -~ssaf- unou- l,l.-.--
Hnhlil OF a t,.a.Arr.,.r.

EeALDNESS cured certainly and cfTcciualy
~ The reputation Il an article is established,
%, ~ extensive atsetling and putting. Dat ~ ~
kupAn virtue and Intrinsic value The course Of
he propricl9rs OF the Balm II Columbia" has
been 10. accordance With The above fact, They
hay cuGt-ygTeI g. gisa % u, pulIie IA article,
a ID ubiah the gscf walld ~ pleased and salts.
f#d 1913 sad aDo~a e tity2s oh5 $50 this pre-
paralrn, lHli q Soeis taa A4if hon falling au'
fasjofta = va iA.b places ID AoDIsflg, ae.fte.
m4a aE thc iar pssG.tlt ~ $50 g.aey aU4
aE4t tsui rtual interest tefps II ruir.Y ttec
trsn. dandfiti u het eaatiuucd use of i pre-
vents guu,iT lny accumulation ~ tlrIe.a
sid ~bg.l 4a By taasiass s. Co. n t4tll.Ad
$, $ Y and r,ta,l ~ y u4is- Charlotte
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q u ] IL IS Z z

Ea EADAcIi-slck OK NERVOUS These
Z r. Ghp naFo suilsffd aud are weary Of suffer
ing saith THIS distressing complaint, Wlll hrd H..
ttrs' vegetable tI.- remedy 81 once certain ami
iUmg0IIte AZ IT. "a, els. Out single dose oil tHe
pills taken soon az l- Ag4aaeA Is Ten couIus oil,
sui cure u 80 one i54r entirely.
As remedy 10 summer and bowel comb lut-
they display their wonderful! powers 10 admir-
ton and Tar suP,ii - any tInag IN use ior those
CoEpi4lli5,
T. Dy.Pap.ia and LIVER complaints they stand
unrga.iaa
Many have been cured 10 few weeks, after
having suffered uader The dreadful compliant tor
years.
H. hlbiiull cost!yeness they ere decidedly ~
Pefor 10 any veeefahle pin over brought before
the public, and one 80 cent box viii estaLla.h
iheir surprising virtues aud place them beyond
uie reach Of doubt IA The estimation VI every IN.
Jigidnal.
They arc invaluable in nervous and hypocl,on.
drical affections, I2es Of app ttc, aud al com.
plur7i- 70 which females al9ae are subject
ThHy are mid 10 tier action, aud convey al.
most immediate conviction 9f thcir utility from
The fret dose. They ioay b. taken BY persons IL
any age, and the feeble, Tie initm he nervous
aud delicate are strengthened by lhcr operation,
because they clear ilif system from bad humefs,
quiet nervous irFitaJii'y, AID invariably produce
sound health
Upwards Of three hundred and seventy thons
aud boxes 81 these InestImable pills have been sod
within the last twelve months IN three states alone
and more than three tunes Tho quantity IN other
states.
Az an antibiuus medicine no family should
be without them A single tr1l Of them Is more
satisfactory than thousand certificates.
In southern climate, these Pills are admins
tered with uniform success, For moro than ten
years the verdict Of their efficiency has been pro.
nounced; ani could Jury Of al they have relioy,
cd be summoned troin de North, the South, the
East and the West millions Of voices wuId Be-
heard ia accsmaiInu uf heir maDchless proper.
ties, The child and aduii-lhe youth and decrcp
It old mau--L1th fcxes and al agcs-muy alike
take these pill. with safety and tho Certainty of
relief Pucr 80 c's pr box.
T. cu5s'-. no gl.ervc ria, on ihr cover gf each
5or1n Na nn. t-lamPra Peters Vegetable Pills
fc;ers' itis. oo cn4srg, "u. Da iouud 10 eve.
y to"nurJ % mosly. lbe country store, ia this
tate.
For sale N Charlotte by II Z. q l., VIII.
lans and T. Oates.
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Rail Road Notice.

A IT, measurement, good. BY The South Carroll.
I Va Raj Road arc reduced to ~ cents PER
cubic ioIi
AR. MONTGOMERY. Aren't
PS The Company continue 70 receive aud tof.
gard a'l good, cor,gued 10 theif care without De-
lay, and tree OF charge Whish affords every f4cl.
~ 70 goods trans ported over this Road
Coiambia, Marcs46 ISIS Cm
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an might be expected, The treatment which
they had received upon that memorable
occasion had tended toWaame their minds
against ,he wings, more enecluaIIy if pos
sbIe. than political hatred.
A Ia &c meeting was convened IN the
church, large stone edilce III the centre
the settlement, soon after Van Loans
arrival, and that the whig portion Of the
population might be kept in ignorance o.
the proceedings on foot, the doors were
rtTcc,uoly closed agaius, them.
Van Loan was the master spirit anon
gst them He addressed them upon the
state the times, conplImenled them upon
their l"yaIi,y, and finally concluded 10y
presenting his commission from Sir Will
iom johnson, authorizing him to raise a
command of men, who we're to hold them
selves in readiness to march at Il moments
warning in the service of their king
Nearly the whole assembly present readi-
ly 81 gned the articles, and after appoint.
ing a few inferior officers, the meeting, all
save Van Loan and the officers, dispersed.
Van Loan proceeded to Inform those
who remained with him, of the extreme
importance oflfer securing, as prisoners
of war, Mervale and Jacob Dash. lie
informed them that they could easily be
surprised in the cabin of Mervae, ard
that the hanGlnI Of men, under the COM
maud Of Jacob, could be easily overcome,
and thus, in short ii me- great advan-
lagc could be gained for his most Chris.
lan majesty, aud they, his subjects, who
should accomplish it, would be most as.
surcdIy, amply rewarded for their danger
and devotion.
The tories readily agreed to the under.
taking, and that very night was set apqr,
for the enterprise. The detachment wa,
to proceed from the Station in boats and
canoes, calling at Van Loans IN their
way, in order to receive him and his allies
they were then to proceed within a mile o
Mervae's cabin, where they were to Sc
cure their boats and proceed by land t,
the consnmation Of their enterprise.
After the completion of these plans, Val
Loan again sought his home, where h,
soon after arrived, and himself, Frederick
Vrooman, aud the other messengers from
johnson, employed themselves through the
day in making preparations for the advcn
lures Of the night,
TO NE COSTINrrD
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MERCHANDISE TRAINS

Run daily ns uilOws
Leave Boston at 10, P. NJ, and arrive al Concord
The same evening.
Leave Concord at 2, p. NJ. and arrive al Boston az
I 10 the urNt morning.
Freight, First Class ~; Second Class $3.50
Freight should he delivered NJ Concord, Boston md
other dcpu hour At least before leay e. 10 insure de-
livery hN the first succeeding Train.
All Passengers Baggage should he marked. and When
valued than $50, notice should given and ev-
ira rnraes paid, claim for dnmH2e or loss hrlUnG
such sum will he allowed. N.G. UPliAM. SUIT.
Nov, |, liza. c3,-Ic
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CONCORD RAIL ROAD
EgsSF S1s4ssl iI,isssf sgsss
Fare reduced TO $500 from Concord 10 BOstO


WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
an and after November si, Passenger Trains will
" run daily tSuhdnys eNrtpicd III C0unrciiun win The
Boston ana Lowell, and Nashua aud Lowell railroad, az
fulluws;
Leave Rdson at "A. NJ. II A. NJ, and r. NJ.
Irnvt Concord At 3-4 A. NJ, ll,2O 4. NJ, md p. NJ
Trains from intermediate places will run asolowsyiI
fP1RhlNS.
Leave Lowell NJ silU AN, l26 p. NJ, and fl0 P.m.
Nashua NJ $50 \. NJ, l245 p. NJ. and ESQ r. NJ.
Manchester 1913 \. 81, lia0 p. NJ. mud 1875 pm.
or Immediate! on the arrival Of the car from Boston,
DOWN TRAINS
Leave Manchester l-2 A.. NJ, 1915 r. NJ. and Pm.
Nashua nj Il i.2 A. M iil5 p. N. mud Pm.
Lowell NJ 1il5 4. NJ, 2 p. NJ. and p. NJ,
Immediately IN ihp arrival NJ the ears iron Concord =
The second train FROM COncOr, arrive, Boston in sea
son for pnsscngtTs the O'Clock frantic New Nork
The rmd connect, with the BOSloI and Maine Rail
road 50 that Passengers may pass hcwiNt Concord, liza
yrrh EAric,. Dover and Portland either way daily.
STAGES Immediately the arrival ii the first train Mt
Concorl leave by various routes far lOpkmOm, Newport,
CEirelnui and mdsOr: for Lebanon ~ IlHnOyrr;ih m
uutl and Invtrhill tanHHn and Oriur; Meredith bridge
Centre Ilnrhor aud the White Mountains TN The sec
on, ,u> from Boston, Stages reach Roy alton, Middle bury
MONTPELIER md Burlington connecting there with he
Steamboat line To Montreal and hy Steamboat and sta, ea
to Oe,eislurgh Stages also from Havelhill 10 Stan
sjeu connecting there with Stages 10 Montreal Nunrr-
Gus other stages connecting with the Concord Ran Road
run the principle towns in New Hampshire, Vermont
| and the Canalhs
| STAGES daily from Franklin md Sandhornlon To The
II O'Clock trun returning after The arrival OF the second
| train from Boston.