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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-02-13

The ,himhles9 were again arranged
This time we observed the game, closely
as We thought from bis repeated losses
The Doctor was hardly entitled TO that gres,
reputation for cunning and sagacliy which
had ever been, attributed 10, bin. Now in
tie moving of the little paper ball. we
,hought we discovered the source OF the
Doctors misfortunes, fer becoming liz
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-02-13

Wavs of the West.--At Little Fort, there noe
being Storage room sufficient to sccommodate the
large amount of produce coming forward a. thae
thriving point. we learn, the Court House being
full that a Ecommeacenaent has been INSIDE 70 MI
the Churches with wheat Chicago dotTs s..2a
| Za.ge DirldTnd. -The Atlantic Mutual Inc
suranes Company Of New York. bass dsclai.
ed 4 dividend Of 81 per cent on the nsst earn.
ed premiums OF 1875 H
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DAVID FULTON, Enron.


VIZ al dGTON JOU R N n II
-p1TRt IsHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING, BY
PRICE & FULTON. PRoPRIEreRs'
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-11-26
SURGICAL & MECHANICAL
DENTISTRY,

Office and residence four doors West of the Court
House,
H. :. CHASE, NJ. .,respectiuIy informs the public
hat he holds himselrn readiness at all tines per-
orm the yarons operalionsn Dentistry, in the best
and most permanent manner.
PLUGGING.
Particular attention paid to plugging decayed teeth
with Gold, and ohcrndestructibe metals, which will
positively arrest decay, and the diseased
her to its Oris inul health and usefulness.
EXTRACTING.
Teeth extracted with "Chcvalier's' splendid Forceps
with ar less pain than Is usually experienced from the
use Of the Turnkey, and without any danger ofninry
10 the gums or ulveOlar process.
SCALING.
When salivary calculus or tarter collects upon the
teeth, they should he Immediately eced to opera
ton for its removal il be done without pain,
the least Inconvenience 10 the patient for when dCpos-
1t ofthis disgusting substance takes place it rrta-
tion of the gums ABSORPTION ofthcalyeolar process and
premature decay,
ENGRAFTING.
Elegant incurruplhle teeth OF the natural shape and
color, cngrled on langs of teeth whose crowns are
much decayed to preclude the possibility of restoring
them to Usefulness in any other manner
Whole or parts Offsets of teeth. inserted gold In the
nentest manner, with without artificial gums, Ms the
case may require.
Charges according 70 the circumstances of the case
butt every instance they will be reasonable.
Nov. ~ 2s7-tr
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-11-26
VVSTAR'SBALSAM MOE Wild CHERRY
THE GREAT REMEYD ron
CONS " PIT ION,

IND TIE BEST MEDICINE KNOWN TO MAYFOh
AsrnN, oCevcry stage, Liver complaints, Bronchitis
Influenza Coughs, Colds, Bleeding Of the Lungs, short
ness of Brcuth pains and weakuess IN the side breast
&c, and all other diseases OF the PULMONARY
ORGANS
very important disease over which this Basnm'ev
crtS very pOwe iul influence, is that of DISEASED
LIVER. In this complaint it has undoubtedly provet
| more elicncOns than any remedy hitherto employed
aud in numerous instances when patients had enGurc
long and severe suffering from the djseusc without re-
ceiyna the least benefit from various remedies, and whe
mercury has been rcsored to in vain, the use OF the Bal
sam has restored the Iyyrioa healthy UttoH, aud II
many Instances effected PERMANENT CURES. ate
| every known remedy mdllled to produce the dcsire
| effect
Br>lesits astonishing efficacy in the disease above
mentioned, also find it very clectHl remedy in AZ
IllMA complaint in which it has been extensively It's
ed with decided success even in cases OF years stand
ing.
1t not only cmana,es from regular Physician, but hm
also been well tested in all the complaints tor which it Il
rccommcnded It is not my intention, therefore, etthc
to cloak il ii mystery or in any way deceive the pHb
by oycrratiug its viruesi the contrary shall simply
endeavOr TO give brci statement Gifts usefulness AM
atter myself that its surprising efficacy will enable mt
furnish such proofs offs virtues will suis the
most increluons that Consumption may and "CAN BE
CIRED,n itthis medicine he resorled to in time.
There is, perhaps disease with which our country
is affected, which sweeps of annually 50 many victims
that fell destroyer Of the human ruceC on>umplion
Day after day year after year, the nslate monster ur
rcs the portals Of the cold and silent tomb fresh added
NcllhcN 10 as conquest "" WAN OF NE sdcrtu IRON
its bighng influence. No age is exempt from It's death
dealing shafts. The old the middc-agcd and the young
all alike, are food for this common enemy of mankind
The white haired patriarch, whose life oftrmperancc I'M
rendered his ipcryions to the attacks oiOther Ills
and whose good deeds prepared him tor the cuoym
lIies calm evening finds consumption fastening its fang
upon his yiuS, and tearing him from world, eve
bright to minds which look compaceully or day wei
spent
Is there no help for the afflicted; Nopreycniyc 9th,
dangers which bcsct us in onr Chungeuhe and hckli
cline, We think there may be. And ifrhe allegation,
of those who at least entitled to reracIty, be be
lievcd, there is preventive and Il remedy.
Wi>Hrs Balsjm OF Wild Cherry offered TO a suffer.
ing world rs such. II needs net the ayenritous aid o
long string Of fictitious certificates to give it notoricy
1t, true value and intrinsic excellence sufficient to en-
TIE it to the confidence OF the public and
"Wnt ON TO ijlme'
the name of its inventor hCnGlHCtor OF his species
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STATE OF VERMONT. 1.-THE Probate Court for the
DISTRICT OF HAETFoRD-Ss. Distrc, Of IIartlOrd:-To
all persons int crested in the estate Of CHARLES NIL.
LiRD (tni0r) late of Iarand in said District deceas-
ed.
ALFRED NEAL, administrator Of said estate, propos-
To render an account Ohis administrations and TO pre
sent his account against said estate, for allowance at
session Of said court In he held at the Probate office in
Woodstock in said District on the first Wedne say (sec-
and day of December next.
You therefore hereby notified to appear before said
Court at the time and place aforesaid, and, il you
cause, contest the allowance of said accOnnt
Dated nj Woodstock in said District, this fourth day Of
November A. d. 1916 J.. A. MARSH, Register. 399.3w
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GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, AND CONSUL,
TInN

THE Great and only remedy for Colds, Coughs A,
J. ma md Consumption, Is the Hungarian Basom
Life, discovered by the celebrated DR. Bychan OF Lony,
England, nnd introduced into the United states I'm Ter
immediate supcrintendencc OF the inventor
The extraordinary SUCCESS OF this medicine.
cure otPumOnary diseases, warrants the American
gent in soliciting for treatment the WORST POSsIn
CASES that can be found IN the cOmmunity-Cases B
seek relielin vain TOmnny OllhecommOn remedies OH
day, and have been given up by the most distinguish
Physicians, NJ confirmed and mCurabc. The IIugar
BaIsam has cured and will cure the most desperate
cases It's no QnaCk nOstrum, bnt Il standard Engl
medicine Of known and established efficacy.
Every family in the United States should be suppl
with Buchnn's Hungarian Basam OF Lie, not only
,OnnteFact the consumplye tendencies Of the china
nut lobe used as preventive mrdcncin LEASES Of col
coughs splitting OF Blood, Pain in the side and chrst IN
la'lnh ana soreness of the Lungs, Bronchitis D1Cu
OF breathing, Hectic Fever, Night sweats, EmacatI
anu General DEBILITY Asthma, Influenza II coping COu
and Group.
tfSod, in large bottles at 81 per bottle with full
rectOns for the restoration OF Health.
Pamphlets containing mass OF English and Americ
certificates, and other evidence, showing the unequal
merits oiths Great English Remedy, may be obtain
of the Agents gratuitOusly.
DAVID f. BRADLEY sole Agentror the United Sta
ll9 Court street, Boston.
Icent -WOohsl ock, &. CHAPMAN; Montpe CT;
Il COlImsj burlington, Peck Spear; Bellows Falls,
IIarris Ruand, Daniels and Bell Brattleboro butt
s. Clarke; Keen, N, II. John Bixby 2eG-ly
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PURIFY THE BLO0D
INDIAN VEGETABLE AND
SARSAPARILLA BlTIERS!

NOR the cure otJAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, COSTlFE
i NESS Billions and Liver Complaint. Indigestion
drOw snCsS headache, cuHncous and scroOS discusses
all impurities of the blood and general debility. These
bitters possess the great merit of being entirely vegetable
in component part. SiTsdparlla, that most ines
Unable root obtained from the tropical regions o South
America, has long and justly been known and acknowledge
ed by the medical world most efficient purifier Of the
blood In these bitiers it forms one OF the most essential
ingredients The virtues O the genuine Honduras Sars
parila extracted the most scientific principles aud
are combined in highly concentrated form, with the
most useful snd herbs OF the vegetable world in sIiC
perfect manner that their united virtues embodied i'm
this preparation are brought TO operate the stomach
and bowels producing thorough cleansing of the whole
SYSTEM speedily restoring to its wOned tone and ygOr
As safe pleasant and efficient tonic und nperent ms
mild and gentle eiCACiOus cnhurC, in all cases of Ian.
gnOr CnSvGnncsS general debility and depression of mir
its so common in the spring summer and in all cua-
neOs Diseases they will be found invaluable cleansing
the stomach restoring strength, and consequently purify
ing the blood
Certificates can be shown aud references given to ndi-
vdnhs eSyins to very many remarkable cures by taxi
ing these tters In one word try them faithfully, and
ii not satisfied, the money will be refunded.
Prepared only by GEO. G. GOODWIN, No. 76, I'm
ion street, Boston.
The following are n list of Agents for the sale of Good
wins Indian Vegetable and Sarsapara Bttters' ana, aso
OF DR.. Killrcdscs Green Nerve and Bone Ointment.
Woodstock, Charles Chnpman-West Hartford, Snml
See-Pomlret, OILS Chamberlain and Nathan SNOW
White River. NJ. French-Sharon, Joseph Marril-llan.
over VIM, p. IIill-Norwch, F. b. n. H. w. Odds and
by all Respectable Dealers in Merchandise, in the state
OF Vermont S95ly
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STATE or FREMONT. (Ata Probate Court, held
DISTRICT OF HARTFOUD-s.s at Woodstock within and
Tor said District on the fifth day of November D. lsl6
p escnt, Hon. Geo. T.. Wales Judge.
An instrument purportng to he the last will aid testa
mcnt of An ILDRICHla late Of Iiartlund in said dis.
rc: deceased being presented to the court here by EB
EN- NJ. STOCKER, the executor therein nume,l, for
probate is ordered by said court that all persons con-
ccrned therein he notified TO appear before said court
the Probate Office in Woodstock aforesaid on the first
Wednesday (sccond day of December next and contest
the PrObae OF said will for which purpose it il further
ordered, that copy of the record of this order he pub
shed three weeks succt ssivey before The time of prov
ing sid will, in the Spirit of the Age newspaper print
ed at Woodstock aforesaid 33g.3w
true copy ofrecord, l.. A. MARSH, Register.
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Botanic Medicines

A GENERAL ASSORTMENT oil thompson
"a and other Botanic McdiCines--bolh crnde ana pr
pared, simple and compounded is con'lantN kept it
sale by the subscriber, at his residence, between III
Methodist and Episcopal Churches
The above Medicines 1.-The neatly pntup accomnanit
bv suitable directions and warranted genuine.
'CAurioy-To those who are DESTROYS oiOhtaining pur
Thomsonian medicines, say beware oiwbom !o
nurchase ms they are frequently aduteated with wort
ess perncious and poisonous substances for the pupos
ofspecnlaon or-oibringpg those invaluable remedies il
To- dsrepute. A. ii. HAMMoND'
Woodstock, Nov. 2s, 1874 237-u
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srArr on VERMONT Thc pronnle conrt llr d

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate court for the
HARTFORD DINrRICr :. District Of Hartford.
To all persons interested in the estate Of ELIAS hEYES
late Of Stocbbridge in said district deceased:
SUMNER 4. WEBBER. administrator Of said estate,
represents said that the said Elias deceased
died seized in fee uiccrtan real estate situate in the
towns of Stockbdge, Sherburne, Ptsed, Hancock and
in other places in Sd state,-that it will he beneficial
the heirs, and those interested in said est c by reason
OF portion OF said heirs residing out OF this State that
all OF the real estate of said deceased including all OF
which said administrators is now, or may hereafter be-
seized asndminslrator aforesaid, and all OF the per-
snna estate should be sold, although the may not
be necessary pay debts and charges of administration,
and the proceeds Of such sale be deceed and assigned to
such persons ure, BY law, entitled to the same and
said administrator files in said court the consent ad ap
probation in writing ii all the heirs residing in This state.
Sud administrator therefore prays for license 10 sell said
real estate pursuant to the statute said application will
be heard by snid court the Probate Office in Woodstock
in said District the first Wednesday Second day of
December next.
You are therefore, hereby notified appear before said
and object you cause to the granting OF said
license.
Dated at Woodstock aforesaid hi, seventeenth Gay of
November A. D. I346. 339 3w l.. A. MARSH Register.
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MERCHANDISE TRAINS

Run daily ms follows;
Leave Boston at l-2,P.M., ndarrive at Concord
the same er2nng.
Leave Concordat3 l-2, IN. and arrive at Boston Il
~ the mex morning.
Freight z rstCrss ,G3jSecOnd Glass, $3.50,
Freight ,hon Il be delivered nj Concord, Boston an
other dcpotsnn hour ut least before eayngtO insure de
livery by the first succeeding TRIM.
AliPpsscngcrs Baggage shOuldbc marked and whc
valued ut more than $50, notice should be given and
uta charges paid claim for damage or loss beyond
rsch sum will be allowed. N.G, UPlIAM, Supt.
NV l. IgI5 e27-tf
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FITCHBURG RAILROADS!
"a t;iIEsssS T.;;sS5 t'gS1 IfsssEf ArltrtIsk
49, ~! 4, q !f-ss 4 ~ GT pes
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT.

ON and after Wedenesd"y June lOih until iaFther IL"
" tice Passenger Trains will run as follows;
Leave Charlesown at and II A. NJ and 7. NJ,
Leave Fitchburg mt - and II A. VI. and l2 7. NJ.
Stages will connect at lchburg WIN the lrSt qua sec
ond Trains from CharlestOwn for al the principal towns
in Western Massachusetts, ~ Hampshire and Vermont.
Passengers leaving Boston Mondays WEDNESDAYS and
FRIDAYS at NJ. will heat Montpelier next DAY at u W.,
and nj burlington in the afternoon via Chareslown, y.
II. aud Woodstock, Wand Oh Tuesdays, Thursdays
and saturdays they will arrive at Montpelier and Bur
ingtnn the same hours via Windsor W., or they will be
carried through to Burlington in TWO days, via Rutland,
by leaving Boston any weCh day at 7 A. NJ
Tickets tor the above and intermediate place can be
obtuned at T. A. Staples, City Tavern, Bratle street
s. b. Kendall, No II Elm stand AlIopgood, - Brat
tie street.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTYCE.

WE the Subscribers hcng appointed by the Hon, the
w Probate Court for the District Of Randolph Com
mSSiuncrS to receive. examine and uduS all claims and
demands Of all persons AGAINST the estate of UILLIin
+. SPEIR hate OF Brnrce IN said District, deceased
represented nsOvrn, and all claims and demands eX-
uhiteJ in o'cl thereto, and six months from this date
being allowed for that purpose hereby give notice that
will attend to the business Of appointment the
Ian oCJuscph Spear in said Bintrcc on the frs, Tues
day IN January ard third Tue day in March next at 10
O'Clock A. VI. on each Of said days.
JAMES SPEAR lCommis-
CHARLES ERACKETT, sioncrs
Hraintree, Oct. %, ISIS. 339.3w.
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ap0trp.


COMING OF WINTER.
Autumn's signing,
Moaning dying,
Clouds are flying
On like steeds.
While their shadows
Der the meadows
Walk like widows
Decked in weeds.
Red leaves trailing
Fell unfaiIing,
Dropping, sailing
From the wood,
That, unpIiant,
Stands defiant,
Like giant
Dropping blood.
Winds are swelling
Round our dwelling.
All day telling
Us their wo;
And at vesper
Frosts grow crjsper,
As they whisper
OF the snow.
From the unseen land
Frozen inland,
Down from Greenland
Winter gldes,
Shedding ligbrness
Like the brightness
When moon-whitenesE
Fills the tides.
Now bright pleasures
Sparkling measures
With rare treasures
Overflow:
With this gladness
Comes what sadness
Oh, what madnessI
Oh, what wos;
Even merit
May inherit
Some bare garrett,
Or The ground;
Or, a worse i'll,
Beg morsel
AT some door.silI,
Like a honndl
Storms are trailing,
Winds are waiIing,
Howliug, railing,
AT each door.
Midst this trailing,
Howllng, railing,
List the waiIing
OF poor,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-11-26
A NEW ERA IN MEDICINE
DR.. SMITHS CELEBRATED 81
GAR COATED PILLS,
OR IMPROVED
LNDL4N VEGETABLE PILLS.

EAR SMITHS celebrated Sugar Coated Pills areiOu
pP superior tOHll other medicines ever discovered
mpurily OF the blood because not only CIenst
stomach and bowels from all Bilious llumOrs hut a
promote n proper and natural discharge from the IN
SkM and Kidneys. Thus by Il single operation of Il
wonderful puraatVe medicine, the natural outlets OF
system ure opened, aud all morbid and corrupt hume
the Cnuse Odsrase are eNpelledin muEncrsO-eGsy IN
the body is restored to health Hs il BY magic.
DR. smith sugar COated, or improved Indian NegeI
BILE Pills. aid a improve Digestion cure Headache
Dizziness, Feyers, ScrOun, Cancers Gravel lnfamatic
Rheumatism, Pain in the head side huCk and stOmHd
DmrrhOea Dysentery and Collie. PHlpitHtiOu OF I
Heart; Loss Of Appetite and lownees OF Spirits Worn
Bilious complauts-Obstruction and other Compla,
incidents to women in when the! have the most nap
effects.
l. For worms the pills are infaIlible-man! children
New ork have been spared to theirparcnts BY the tin
8 use otthrse mild aud cficaCiOus Pills,
Til, is the mos pleasant and elcaCiOus medicine
The world und being reetrOm the usualtaste OF mcdCi
does not produce nausea or disgust,
Price % cents per Box.
G. BENJAMIN SMITH, NJ. u.
Presdentof the New ork college Of Health is Upon
cry Box.
For sHle by G. CHAPMAN, Woodsto K Vt 2s7
Otis Chrmbern, POmiret Wooster DGwner, Sharof
Morril George Cu., STAFFORD. Hiram barnes ,Thoor
Lewis :. Partridge, Norwich, !. {. Brooks, White Ri
cr. &. Tmkham, QueChec. u. TAFT ~ Sons, TatlSvil
IT, VI. Stacker, llartand Walton Brown. FelChyille.
l." Robinson, So Reading. Joseph A, smith, PructOr
yillr sam :. Wheeler, PymOuh Edwin Clemcn
llrijaewHtcr. Jos Danlorth Barnard. L. P,Neya
RoyaltOn. jeremiah Foster, Tunhrdge. ~ ii War
uer Windsor. j. b. Bailey; Fairlce.
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rnrSnnnNn TR lINs

Leave Charestown at 6 and 10 A. NJ, 2aud 4 "a p. NJ
/" Fresh Pond ut Ia \. NJ. - NJ. 3 l-2und I.4 7
3lsr < VI. FELTON,, Engineer Il Snpt.
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This ccrtihcs that | have Recommended the use o
WlSrAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY for diseases
Of the Lungs for two years past and many butlss to my
knowledge have been used 10y my patients, all with hcnc
fetal results In two Gases where it thought con
irmed consumption had taken place, the Wild Cherry
effected cure
T.. BONDEN Physicians nj ENter Corner,
NO QUACKERE! NO DECEpTlON4
medicine are IN every respect TRUE.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIrS AND MITA
TONS The unparalleled aud astonishing eiicacy of Or.
W,lar'S Basnm OF Wild Cherry in all the diseases for
which II is recommended, curing many cases after the
skill Of the hest hscians unayuna has elected a
large and increasing demand for it, This fact h1s caused
several unprinciped cOnHetetcrs and imiuOrS to palm
spurious MIXTURES otsminr name and appearance, for
the genuine Busam.
BE careful aud get the genuine DIR. WISrAR'S BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY, none genuine unless signed
by l. BUTTS. Address all orders to SETH w. FOWLE,
Boston Mass.
Observation-Disclosures, c. Chapman, Windsor, A. SII
Warjner, Chester Joseph Iladey, pomiret, Otis Cham
btrlin Norwich, r. L. f. w. ODDS; West Bethel Smith
~ Blolget; QuechCe village. Chase Smith n Co.; White
River j. G.. Brooks; Springfield II. AN. Burke, Weston,
Foster Barker; Proctorsville Joseph A. Smith; Fecl
vile. Eph"am Ross; llurtmd, +. NJ, u = r. Stocker-
For sale also by Drugset8and appohled Agents general
y. 3lJ-ly
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
SIX YEARS AGO


The children began to cry for ShermunS LozengGs. The
noise was not so Ouda that tmebut has kept ncreas
ngeycr since, and has become so great that the
mouths ofthc little scarcely est0ppfd DR. Sher-
sympahises with the little sufferers, and very much
regrets thai any Of them should be disappointed Know
ing the vast benefit which has been conferred upon the
community by the introduction Ot his nilllible
WORM LOXENGES,
he hNS entered into arrangements for CnrglnG ms Manu-
factory by means of which he thinks he will be able to
supply the demnnd. And the pains and care Will be
TAKEN that these celebrated luzcnges be made MS they
have always been, in order that those who depend upon
them, may not be disappointed in their hopes lie knew
when he commenced the manufacture Of the worm L0Z-
cnges, that they would superedc the of every other
Ncmuge, the Lnzcngc is very pleasant Ia the laslc
speedy in its effects wei! ms certain and the quantity
required 10 effect perfect cure, is very small These
properties in connection with the fact that they are sold
for - cents the box, thus placing them in the reach Of
the pOOre, man in the nd has not only caused them Ia
take the place Of every other yeruee ever offered, but
also rendered them popular to the community.
M N1t.twt. ..tt'E
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CONCORD RAIL ROAD.

CONCOND NALL lCOAD.
gEz s5IEslEz el slz s&sst1
Fare reduced TO SL75 from Concord to Boston
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
an and after Nov. list, Passenger Trans VIII run
" daily, Sundays eSceped,) inGonnecll4h WlliV'e
Boston and Lowell, and Nashua and Lowell Raroad,a
follows; nr
Leave Bostonut7 M. II AN, and PM.
Leave Concord at 3.i A. NJ, lli2OA, NJ, ana Id
7. NJ c ,, ~,
Observation-Disclosures places willrun Nslollows,Ha
UPTRAlNS.
Leave Lowell at $40 Ann. 1875 P.M' lana Wv P'h'
Nashua ut g. 80 4. M, l2i45 r. NJ, ana Gi5O r. NJ
" Manchester 935 A. NJ, l!3O r.M1 ana ,3o p"
orimmediaely on the arrival of ne GufsI poS'""'
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester $3.50 A.hn 1875 p. NJ, ana PM
" Nashua nj $3.50 4. NJ, l;l5 ~. ana p M
" Lowell at 7:l5A,M.,2 p. N. ana l-| =, Ne,
or Immediately on the arrival Of the chrs 'ru" 'uc"'"
The second runlrOm Concord arrlvesth BOSTON ~ hcn
son for Passengers take the 4OclOckrahtoNe"l oh
rheroad connects with the Boston HhG mn,mc NI, n
road, that Passengers may pas belWth IoCuy ~"
verhill. Exeter. Dover and Portland either way udy;
STAGES Immediately on the arri'a olhr hrst lIhln ~
Concord leave by various routes for HOpknloh''e"
ClnrcmOnt nnl Windsor; for Lebanon nmd lIhhoVeltH
Outh and llaverhll Cunuan and OrOrd mercdilh buEe
Centre IIRrbOr md Wtle hite Mountains. ON the *
ond day from Boston, Stages reach Royaltoh Middrbuy
Montpelier and Burlington connecting there WIN the
steamboat line to Montreal and by Steamboat ana Ses
TO OghCnsbnrghi Stages also run from IlRVtfll 10 Sh
stead connecting there with Stages to Montreal NUmer.
Gus other stages connecting with the Concord KalI RO
run 10 the principle towns in New HAnpbhlTei vermont
and the CanaluH.
Stages run daily from Franklin and Sdbornton to the
III O'Clock train, returning altere arrival oithesec-
ond trninlrom Boston.