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ESCULAPIAN SANATlVE:
RESTD,,ER M HEALTH

UNIVERSAL RESTORER OF HEALTH
THE PROPRIETUR of this Sansve begs respectfully
that he prepared furnish them with this abe
remedy And presenting this great remedy the public the
with the art Of preparing it, from long and prac
cal antauce with the ingredients OF which composed
health he fully enabled ITEM that this medicine
one possessing medicinal properties Il. suppasng sng
restoration hsah indeed rotent its for good
over the human frame that dose so small to accom-
cumsance, rank the many useless
day Bur the day Of superstition snd ignorance has by
quality of any of the medicinal plants and
herbs does not so much depend upon qoann the
thu. almost all powerful restoring health
resting diseased action perfectly sale aud
auy The proprietor reore under the fullest
that this sanatve will accomplish all that he states
believing he does that disease one md the thing
although presented ia different but especially for the
chitis, Dyspepsia Live. Comp amt all forms
Costivsnes Headache Palpation and other diseases the
Nerves. Palsy out rayeI and ali affection Of the Kidneys
and Scrofua In all its various forms. Dose drops for
@ Bottle d and @ y t S 10
Hudson New the principal druggists through
out the city and country. mis- Im.r
II York also member OF the Medical Society has
his Office from IS Duane street to Oliver street, Chatham
delicate nature Strangers Informed that the Doctor has
exclusively confined his practice nom being general the
the city OF New York. which engages has aention-
The annals Of medicine do rot record greater than
Recent cases are removed three four days from the sys
under y.c s Will ss
find prompt relief by calling DR.. G. Apracce
responsibility Structures the Doctors profound
ton %sdlcns may b. had gIeysns certain disease IN
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DR. CONVERS' INVIGORATlNG CORDIAL
IAIplTE INCON


FOR GENITAL DEBILITY, MPOTENCY, INCON
THENCE, OR NOCTURNAL EMISSIONS Sc.
THIS CELEBRATED AND POWERFUL REMEDY
has long been used with the halpy effect IN the
practice of the eminent physicians aud the
British Empire France and Germany Indeed remarka e
were the cures that the late ST. Astey hailed the
"harbnger Of life" The of this Cordial will fully
the high encomium The highest medical authorities
the United States recommend other article
for the Of the above distressing hints
The proprietor does offer this remedy csthocon,
but specific for the following deporabe afections-the
aud indulgence of the passions
General physical prosat'on debility Of the
liver dyspepsia loss OF muscular energy weakness of the
back and lover exremes, lassitute nocturnal emissions
choy, alterations Of mind confusion dess loss
dimness of vision the head, vertigo, and
aversion to social intercourse. midy seldisust and love
OF solitude.
be traced these baneul practices. Young cities
and particularly the country where these solitary habits
prevail to alarming extent-nd those who about
marry aud those whose matrimonial alliances have
the connubls will perceive that this adv
OF important subject TO them IL yoI would be relieved
from these evils aud the ndsnt notification aud re
stored manly vsor delay procure this Cordial The
remarks hch accompany the medicine highly important
to the rared and single Prize So bottle $40 half dozen
800 dozen.
Sold wholesale and retail BY j. o. FAY Fulton street
Clamp store Suu Building, New York aud at (late Harris
Drug Store of Broadway aud Chambers street. N "
10 The Cordial will be forwarded any part of the city
closed.
Also for sale by DIR. Wordsworth North Main l. Pro
yidence, r. and at lsa Washington street, Boston No.
Broadway, Albany and of Msrchlissi Utica N. Y.
letter paid at 1876 Fulton New York
the Office through the n27 im'r
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OrFlLt

WEUICAI AND SUKGICAL OF FINE
n0CToR JOHNSON, II Duane street, nea5 Chatham St.
~ 10 Oldest and medical and surg
the city Of New York in the treatment ola
certain class Of delicate Diseases The Doctor is established ~
stand for eleven and during that time has successful
treated venerea mercuria and other decais
complaints The Drs reputation for skill in those old half
ter how long you may have elect, Structure Ulcers upon
the body the throat IN the head and bones
OF the legs will and you If your IS durable
Constitutional Weakness sometimes called Seminal Weakness
victim of this has
Dyspeps weakness OF the limbs and small
Of the back Of intellect orgeulness paptaton Of
the heart society only symptoms OF this
plant. He a every charge. Mud
cured days Dr. Johnson regularly
educated Physician and Surgeon. $50 lHA~r
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Nrw ORLEAssBarque Rose Standish-Co ties beef Is do
,llow barrels beef Suydam Sage co2s hhds Tobacco
~ gsuZio 40 sugar Souter, brotherB do Youngs-as
40 oooohue coo barrels tallow Merritt colo barrels
o"I Meuu c9-26 barrels moasses Blu. kmeyer SON
~, ,ps frsncis- 100 do Harmony bar
ss o'o'sss Nolest Wilsms3t bales he mi Tucker oo
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49, .s3 NJ lBlYcg,e ~. =.

IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE.
nOCTOR EVANS, No 10 Peck Slip, near Water srees
~ New York has been more forty Yeas the successful
practice Of physc and particularly curing
those desperate every variety OF secret disease OH %
snate ulcers the throat STRUCTURES c caused py
malpractice IL Of the Importance Tor the unoitu
choose experienced physician. Dr. T. IS the o~s
aud motexperencsd nths cy his practice great ms
astonishing ate they have been expelled from the Hos
ncurable His Offices well arranged for privacy Call
10 Peck Slip and be convinced His charges most reasonable
and ali cases are guaranteed OBJ lmsrc
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TO THE PUBLIC.
GIVE MY ARTICLES A TRIAL AND JUDGE
FOR YOURSELF
WARR fhem all "a he aIenr senfad the money


FOR YOURSELF
WARRANT them all to be as ssentsd or the money
MY EAU LUsTRAL HAIR RESTORATIVE
This universally approved and admired article free from ar
spirits essential OIL and other destructive mate
bright and mparts delicate fragrance the flowers
Hair washed with this Extract becomes easngy soft
aud hair that has been made haIsh
aud turning grey falling out BY the use OF spirit or other
improper preparations will be restored 70 rs natural CO.
Tor aud biancy by few applications OF the Eau Lnsrai
preservt,ve against and inble in
all affections of the SKIN the head d,nduf-and Tor pre-
venting the falling off cfths hair aud turning grey
Cleansing that dsengages the Epiderns Capsry tube.
Of the corrosive action of the ana OF me GIy aho
hair and gives to i beautiful gloss and sofnes, and an
agreeable and v'viying psUTl!ppIa.s, ScE
Nature is an n-nharstbe nine IN winch experience ana
study will always fad excavate II IS tnat source
oSs WOULD TS S6 ' to aaS ss "
a ssG,s 1l g: .;:s M Gs;Gi;s
aud by my agents - Jaequsmod No as Broadway; 4
s q NS saa S ,ss A.
Premiums awarded al the franklin Institute nl6 unfrc
"A DRAFTED VEGETABLE LIQUi9 HAIR DYE, to
the least Inconvenience For CHANGING req or grey har
wiskers eyebrows &c to bowa black Q, ehes.Ini
from uae-it altogether harmless ms composItlon
the only s1pSt'onsd by he scsnes OF
eolors without danger INCONVENIENCE, and y sed the
liberal patronage nd unlimited confidence Of the public
Ifblack required ask for box marked Nj u brown' ooS
beware Of eount..iA,k for Julie. Hauels Vegetable
Liquid Hair Dye nyou want the genuine article.
F'''''s "n SGEss III sf5i and
No. +6 South Third street PhladelIina
s% Ba1;f Nos 81 s AID -, Bts.daay'
Premiums awarded the Franklin Institute. nl6 lm'rc
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THIRD EDITION
PRIVATE TREATISE,

an certain delicate diseases in which the best and
~ convenient o are stated IN the painest posi-
BILE the prescriptions used IN the authors own practice
being given without eserve) giving also clear and ihtu
description of several innocent disorders frequently mistaken
FOR venereal which afford wide field for extorons aud
decepuons well known Boosting class OF people None
bur those ohsye had peculiar opportunities OF Judging eau
possibly the and varied sources OF deception
which this subject the suterngs both N mind
and body they entail society To be had ony at ~
Greenwich street. Price ST. t may be sent by post un
boand.)
Aware Of the opinion general entertained Of those
who obtrude their skhl the public mundes Of whom
in almost every paper it's considered duty To
the following statement the ground on which this '
book claims especial conidence:-
Besides the author rank Graduate OF Edinburgh -h
former works medicine, viz, The domestic Guide TO
Use py,peIss,on he Epidemic Cholera he has les
the most eminent America Sir Ashley Cooper 20 Dr. Mott
Of this city, Dr. Physick OF Philadelphia, and Others and
which gratifying, has PERMISSION to refer to almost
every physician ofeminence IN the city
The author has lately observed that several pre- tenders
book they but those who should unfortunate
" happen be msed will very detect the mposture
nj I'm
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SUPREME COURT or THE UNITED STATES
24-No. 10 John Aspden's executor ct al complaIn.
ants vs. Matthias Aspfens executor.-The argument of
tnis cause was continued by Mr. Hoffman for the com
planahts, and by Messrs. Reed and Williams for the
respondents Adjourned till Friday morning at eleven
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MEItCIAL.

New York, Thursday, Dec. 70.
rus being Christmas day, business OF all kinds was
suspended
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New Invented
WIGS AND TOUPEES.

RATCHELORS new invented Wigs aud Scaps perfectly
ID resemble the natural hair defy detection II
scarcely matter OF regret oosuy an head OF hair
oevery and without of the yexaous difficulties
long by he procured at VIM,
BATCHELORS,2 Wall street. near Broadway. Removed
from Broadway
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HE MIER EXPEDITION 1t seems (says the Gal
weston NeUs) that Gen Houston acknowledges tina,
he did write TO the British Charge dAnaires in this couu
try that the Mer expedition unauthorized by the
Government and That the British Charge did, in conse
qnence OF mat letter. communicate that TACT the Co.
Nefnment OF Mexico, thus placing countrymeu in
the position OF outlaws" The Ciran states that Gen
Houston has written long letter, which will shortly
appear explanatory Of his whole in relation 10
the Mier prisoners
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MONTHLY REPORT For NOVEMBER
NEW YORK
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL lN5TITuTF,
No. rs Chambers street.

CASES sUcCESsl
i6 Vaccination.
J Epilepsy under treatment.
; Cases Ear Ache.
1 liberated Sore Throa',
caused by venereal dis.
ease.
s Pa,pitation &C the heart.
2 Long standing cases Of Gs-
narrhDa
6 Bilious complaints.
PAIN III left side.
Liver complaints
Nodes or pain Oh shin bone
caused by venereal
I Pam in region Of bladder.
7 Paia ia the chest.
Q Seminal weakness.
5 Pain in the bones, caused
BY syphilis.
IL Cnancies, or primary sy.
philis.
/ Case Of Warts, situated
just above the eye.
6 Sore Eyes,
2 Pleur,sy.
| Bleeding ofthe Lungs,
| Sore Nose
Q Delirium Tremens,
SucCEssfUL OPEF
l Fleece Of iron hoop removed
from the hand
| Piece OF wood silver taken
from the hand.
Q Operations for Phymosls.
3 Retention OF Urine.
| Contraction Of Elbow Joint.
| To sils removed.
4 Cases Of Piles.
| Ulcer on Ie,ticlc.
| Encystcd Tumor removed
from the side.
/ Injury of he under lip by
which the whole of 1t
was removed, and not
withstand,ng the gentle
man has got as good a lip
as ever.
N. B.-This Institution is
this city.
d. 2w+rrc Atts
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New ORLEANS, Dec. Is. l345.
The JTedther-Ihe Markets The 7o,cn-1He

lntufres.
Thank Heaven " e have got fac day atlast-lhe
sun has condescended to shine, up to the present
time, since 1t rose this morning, and although the
ar IS cool, the change is exceedingly agreeable
The markets will be benefcally affected by the change
and this week will doubtless be lively one
The news by tho Cambria arrived By this mornings
mail, and by this time is all town As the Liver.
pool cotton market not bad feared it oud
be- business will unquestionably improve and cotton
bring higher rates Holders demanding cent
higher but yet sales have been made The arrivals
being few and far between and the stock hand small
will materially aid the holders in increasing the "a e
Very little business done Saturday sales not
exceeding 2O00 bales, at old Flour remains sta
"nary and the market not at all lively. Sugar is
firm; but ewing TO the bad weather. there has been no
thing worth speaking Of done in the market This ee K
however IL this fine weather continues, a vast amount
will change hands
the town is dull il possibly be and nothing
OF the slightest interest stirring The theatres have ali
been doing poor business, although the attractions
have been good. The Orphean Family are here, and
Signor korponay has arrived, and is about commenc
ing his classes The Creole ladies' bless them have
begun 70 emerge from their retirement this morning
and are thronglng Charres street. each nded by
female slave-but hang IL, tney wear veils-nct the
slaves, but their beauteous and rarely
get peep at their lovely faces
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Passengers Arrived.
LyEnrooI-Packet ship Patrick Henry-G Abeel Wright
lsdy aud children % ~ the steeage.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Arrived.

SkIsKs.........T 81 Neon RISES 40 ~
SIS sErs.............43 30 HIGH WATER ..... 80 y
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~ LHOhfA co" F'ed''' and FiosT Merch.nt, ne
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-23

Proposals are ir>ird for supplying the follow
M offices IN Vermont for The net proccrdS Of sand
offices respectively - Iio,lt'd in each case to Il
sum 10 be- nan.rd IN he proposals.
i''rru iiom N"htp"lirr. miles. tw .rn week.
| h1rud,n from Vul,Iord, i mics, aud bac&
t.,icr week
!lrghgaic Springs from Swanton, miles and
! hHck, llr,r TIMES Il week.
Huntington from Richmond, 7 miles and back,
once n uccI
Jau~jra fom Towrscnd ) miles and back.
Ivirr u week
Jay tom 1roy 5 nirs and hack, once n week
Jrrchu CrnrIe from Jericho, niles and back.
three times a week
Lincoln from Bristol, 5 miles and back, once
week
1'ccImnics,i,Ie from Mount Hoy; miles and
back. outrn week
Ro>hIry rom N,uhreld,6 miles and back
once week
R>rg,re from TF'cs River 5 miles and back,
three luupS u week
Sandga," from West Arlington, niles and
nck. lwrr Il vrp!;
S"Ar's Miles from Ilighga'c, miles aud back,
Iwirc week.
South ia'dcn Gom Cabot, miles and back,
once a work
Vernon rom Mortified, Mass, miles and
back. thee times a week
Ii'ald,horo' from North N'ardshrro', mi cs
and back, Wrr nwCrk
West pramrrrc ,rcm Wc,, Randolph, 5 mics
aud hark unor week
" Westminster West from Saxion's River, 4
niles and back, lwirr week
" " hiidar lowrr Falls from Mi'dItbur,, S
miles aud back, lNic II week
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6 a N, arrive at Cullingsville sane days by p "
| Leave CulIngs>ie every Monday aud Frda
al "A m arrive At windsor same days hy 3 p. Il
3jl From Chester windsor county, ly Audovr
To weston, / mics aud back, rhre iuro u weel
Leave Chester every Tuesday, Thursday ana
saturday at II N, arrive at weston sane day. b.
2pm
Lrnyc weston every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday II, IL am, arrive at Chester SAM
DAYS hv 10 lam
355 From Manchester, Bennington county, by
taclon point, Windhnl !rlu, l.nnd.grovr. Lon
dondrrry Siwons,lIlr, Chester and Springfield I,
ihIrr,rown N II, IS miles and back, the,
Iurs Nrrk in iva horse ruarhcI
Leave Manchester every uesdny,. Thursla,
aud Saturday ~ n N, arAc At ChirIcs,owl
same days by p IN
IrrNr CMArsIuWn every hondiv, WGdnrsdn,
AMI + rldly NJ 8 ~, arrive at Manchester san,
days hy 2 IN
Proposals to ron by schedule making closer con
nrrionS IT thorlr,loWn ave inNirrd also to en-
hrlr" Weston and Audo,rr in his route
$50 From Manchester h, ilur.rt. Fast Rup' ri
FuwIri aud Well. 10 Granville, N Y, II ni,r
and back. lWI"r Il week
lra,e Manchester every Monday aud Frdny II
! y ~ arrive at Gran,iilr same days Iy p N
Leave Granville sane DAYS al 5 u III, arrive 4,
Manchester same DAYS 10y IL m
357 From Bellows FAILS, IVmdham couniv, h.
SoNlrn'S River. Iamhrllmpnll, Athens. towns
tud, Iie-l townsend. Aorh Uard>hno'. llnm
mond : Wills and ~lralron 10 Arlington. s mile,
and back, IlJce times II week in wu horse coach
Leave Bellows Falls every Tcvesday y hursda,
aud Saturday at a m, alrl,G at Arlington san,
das bl pm
Leave Arlington every Monday, Ticdnrsla,
aud f'rIda, at i u II, arrive at Bellows Falls sam,
days lay j pm
Proposals To run hy schedule making rlr~o
connexions with the Connrclrut River ,iaG vii b,
considered
@jS From Carbileopolt, Tinhhlm county by
Grafton, !oughron>>iir and II inihrn To ,.ou-
doudrrry , urlrs and back, ,Nrre Il week
Lra,e Coobjdgrpou every TUESDAY and Sal
uldav al - n, arrive at Londonderry same dan,
10y 7 pm
L4a'e Londonderry same days at NJ, arrn,
at C1mhrldnpo,I -uuc days hy u ~
$50 From ';utuidgcpnr, Ivy & oohline. Fay
"lt",illr, NJ illmnr~, lille and UulGr to Wilmington
S3 nils and tack, lw ire a week
leave Uuh,ils"pot every Tuesday aud Sat
o'dAy al II u, arrive al Fay ettc,lIl sane days by
. pm
Leave Fayetteville cyny Mon day and I',iIa, NJ
. Il VI, arrive Al Wilmington same dl.s lay II
ana
Leave I'ilmmgIon Samo days at | p m, arrjt,
at Enlrtt' HE ,arr days hy nm
Leave FHlcll'll," e>rry Tuesday and |u'rr,al
81 u ~, arrive 1t CunbrIGgrpurt same days 10y
20 am
500 From R'ar"Loro', IFjndhom ronnty, h,
-
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GK.Al ANGlLSu REMEDY
COUGHS, COLDS,ASIliMA, AND CONSUL
uI.tN

I HE G'cai aud only remedy for Colds CouglS asi
ma .'ud tau, .mpuun j. the Hun gurian ijuisnlu
l..i' H,,royrcin The celebrated Dr. l,yrhru Ut Lottr
LhAHw'mrd urolCrrd ito me United slc;ts TN Ter I
'iunl'''ll"N urtrlnIe' dcrcc ol the iuNC.lur.
iNv ".lrNnlcl AIRY surtr~ss rf this medicine In 4
cure nj PliII"ltrN senses warrants The American
G'll ~ 'ulrulIE FIR treatment the WOrSr pUSrIrI
'ri.~ nat r,u ic unlui IN NE community -tusc. N
s'rN rr',r' % Nia iumnnN % lhCcOHuuu rcmrd,, uG
nt,. '1 nave teen given mp bN the most disinguisb
ilr''rUu-, ,'s Cn'li;mcd hnd mruuhir The lupnr,
,n'S1m cured and will cure the most dr-lr,Hi,
rls".. " j. ne Gulch uu, trtm. bat Il standard Enal
medicine at LnD WI aud established efficacy,
t'rr' hulih In The United state, shnuli he sunni
"jrh HrcImns HngnriHu iial,um o Iilr mot onI,
rrlltrnr The cON>Umprivc tendencies cr The cliutnI
hn {" used t. ry Hlivc m,ru in MI en-, IS ri - !,
coughs, Sprima Of hood, Pain in the side ind chest lr
'"I'nr md ~nrrur,s oi The lurgs Bronchitis Difficult
of Hrrr'lrg, irrric Fever, Nig'i Swtm,s Fmrpiprl|
"d .,cn"r" Debility, Asthma, Influenza, looping cou
ma tlulr
Snli in l"gc ho'rles Mt ~ pcr bottle, with nIll
wrii"u> Cor me restoration 0t atulIh.
Pnupr|lS. COZ l'U . Il IlN-N ct Er E'i>h and 6Urric
r"t lilrS. and uthC" ryicrc". showing inr uirGn.
n"r.itN "tl G'cnI IuaisN Remedy. ma, he I'll, ,a;t|
ilh. tg'u's gruu.iui'sIy
DAVID F. hHNnLtN,s .lc Agent rurlhc Tui,td stu
l!9 "urr street Huston.
.ig ~ --Wn'd.rorh :. /. ALLEN; Nontrclirr Cl
~ c. N ,:Bnrn etru PEGS v >2pn; Fellows ru,ls
Has i.i Rltud Uau.cis lul Rrllj UrIttrhufn' luI|
Cl"E: F"rr. II lohr If>h,. 2.C.N
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rs.

/ | Seven minutes are allowed for opening md
closing he maids al alt offices, where IN parliru
lar lime is specified; but IN ini'rond aud steam,
/ boat rnutrs, there Is 10 he M more DELAY than /
necessary 10 deliver md receive the bags
/ . The mail is to he rnnte eyed in preference rr
/ passengers aud ~ their entire rAclusun, if il,
~ ight aud huIL require it,
3 A preference is ~ he given 10 passengers
b'ouah in the a)nnrrliug mail lines over those
Travelling in mn, other
! Pos: Office blanks. mail bags, and the spo
rml agents Of The Department, On the exhibition
of their credentials, are Ia be convicted without
further charge on anal lines admitting ufsuch con
>rlrnrc.
5 Mail agents are TO he conveyed without
charge % the principal railroad aud steamboat
lines where the size Of The mails aud The number
of The offices will Irquue their employment Il,
the Drpurmcnt: ard in lhal casr,n Scp0ralrapift
mpn for The assuring and Stin keeping Of lm mail
is 10 r rro, ded'hy the contractor. under the direc.
lion oT til" Dcparln cnl.
In nlI eases, there is 10 he n forfeiture of The
irip. when The trip is M, rum; u forfeiture of AT
"ns enc fourth pnrr cril, WHEN The running or ar.
rival is So fr h bud time Ne Ia lose the pmneclinn
with depending mail. md fII,ule &C. II due
proportion or it. when gGidc nf ser> ice Is rndrr.
ed lnitrlor 10 that in the cnnlmct Y h"sh futriit-
urcS may be- increased ihlo prHhlllcs Of higher
mount, according to The na'orc or frequency of the
failure and The importance Of The mail.
T. Fines Will he imposed, unless the delinQu in>
~ he satisfactorily explained in due time for fail
ing 10 take from or deliver 1T Post Office The mail
nr any pa,, Of It; for suffering it to bo wet injured,
lost or destroyed; for-conyeying il in place or
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MERCHANDISE TRAINS

RIM daily ~ follows
L,nvc Hoston al 10, p. NJ, and arrive al Concor,
he sane evening.
Lruvc Concord NJ 2 l.2, p. NJ. and arrive al Boston o.
7 J.? TN neat murring.
Freight, lusl Glass -; Second Cmss sQtO.
Frc;aL should he delivered ~ Concord. rosnn art
"'hrr drpos uU hour "A least Ielore leaving ~ insure Gc
livery h' lht first succeeding Train.
Al Passengers baggage shcud hr marked ard vlCI
Nrirrt NJ more than so. uuliCu should re given and tN
'rn rilnrec, wd, no claim for dnmuer n rss hcrtn
such gun Will allowed. A.G. UPliAM Supt.
'f' wa Gyi-Ii