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ORPHAN's CoURr, November 5, 1917.
District of Colombia, Washington county, to tct:
nNDERED, that the administrator, with the VIII
~ annexed, the personal estate OF Peter Myerheer
late of the United States army deceased give the notice
required by law to the creditors Of said deceased, by
advertisement, aweek for three weeks in the Union
Test, ED. N. ROACH, Register OF w Ills.
Nov S-laW3w*
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A. III. YOUNG, Merchant Tailor,

A. III. YOUNG, Merchant Tailor,
Three doors pest of BroDn's Hotel, Penn. avcnue,
HEEPS constantly hand are assortment Of superior
N clothing ready made. Citizens, Members of Congress,
and gentlemen visiting the city, who may wish purchase
respectfully invited to call before they buy Clothing
also made to order short notice. .s
Furnishing goods comprising large assortment ofthe
best quality, for gehtlemen's wear @i9 3fsi nE
One price only. Terms cash. ss7ae 4t,
Dec, y--3taWlmif f f.i"fe ssyl
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CHARLES DE SELDING, No. IL, Todd's Buildings,
Penn. avenue, agent
w. r. JOHNSTON M. D., 7th street, opposite city post
Office Physician
Pamphlets explanatory of the principles and operations
of the company may be obtained application At the
agents office.
Nov. l2-2awtf
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NTESSRS. HARPER az BROTHERS,. of New York,
wi win speedily publish the Biographical History Of Con-
containing memoirs of tile members of the thrteth
Congress- with their autographs and occasional portraits
embracing the prominent events OF their lives, and their
connexon with the political history of the times &C., by
Henry g. Wheeler ESQ.
1t the design of the above work present series of
boga phica sketches of the members of the existing Con-
gess Invested of party bias and drawn from authentic
sources thus embodyiug in sncclnct and attractive form
much OF the contemporary history and political progress oil
the country. The absence OF permanent and accred-
lied record of the actions and personal traits OF those VINO
have contributed national advancenen has been the
subject of frequent regret; and II Is to this cause that the
above literary enterprise its origin From its extended
range of interest, viii be found work essential to The
completeness of every genteman's library.
Dec. 3-d3t
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THOR SALE OR RENT.-Two houses 9th between
T. and north large two-story brick,
with cellar and back buildings, pump of excellent water
in the yard, and large side lot attached; the other
hane two stories high, with back building containing
eight rooms. For terms apply to Il. JONES,
MAY l9--tf Until On the premises
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A Card.

NEW WINE STORE, No. So CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
TAMES BAIIIE, late ofthe firm of Gowen, Jacobs ~ Co.,
j respectfully that me has fitted the store No.
IS Chestnut street, few doors below Third street, and one
door above Congress Hall Hotel, north side, Wine
Store he will keep weseected stock of the
approved varieties OF wines, hrandies queus London
stont Scotch ale, and the finest brands OF choice
cigars, &c.
Private gentlemen, hotekeepes and others in the
try are invited call and examine hsstock. Sept
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&C., FOR RENT, commodious fdwelng-house on
M;iH Pennsylvania avenue, in the known the
EsL Sir buildings" This house has been thoroughly
repaired from cellar to garret--Prce $3.50 per year
Enquire at the Union Office
DOARDING.-Miss Polk IL prepared to receive menu
ID bers OF Congress and other boarders. Location one
door west Of Jackson Hall, adjoining Tylers Hotel
Dec. 3--dn ---.--
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Charles De ssiding,

M IL Iodd's Buildings, Pennsylvania avenue, Washington
GENT for claims, notary public, and commissioner OF
=. for he SIn1n OF
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IBID GLOVES.-In store
IN 100 dozen ladies' kid gloves, dark and light colors
black, white, &c.
so dozen gents do in assortment
Al do extra soft buck gloves.
Dec 3-3t ID. CLAGETT u co.
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-lIIUII 81 3U M. W. Cult q BrOtheF, N ~.
,wATcnMAKERs, sILvsRsAITHs, AND JEWELLERS, see
Pennsylvania avenue, bettceem 9th and 10th Streets
TTAVE Just received splendid assortment Of gold
II matches chains, keys &c. Also, fine Jewellery Of every
description SLIDER SPOONS forks e. and complete assort
gold silver and fine steel sectacs Of every TO-
,,{t IL VIZ.
As usual watches Of every description carefully repaired
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ID ICH Fall Silks Cashnercs, Mousselincs QuadriII
II and silk paids, this day received by
Sept Tiff WALTER HARPER " co
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jssa FOR RENT, the and commodious house
EE] street west occupied by Thos Richie, esq.
ELL 1t is in healthy and beautiful location and has adj
vantages by few places of residence in Washing
furnace which warns the whole house, bath room,
kitchen range, &C. Possession given the Doth of this
month.
For inquire of VIM A. GORDON. Quartermaster
Generals Office War Department
i1l,O
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I osT coral brenstpin, with three sets, for which
- liberal reward will be given by calling at No 3,
second story, Treasury building. Noy2-u
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WILLIAM d. WEBB,
Attorney at Ldtv,
Will practise in the different of the District and at
tend to all business before the departments Office opposite
the Patent Office. Nov l0--Sawlm
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iA FOR RENT-That desirable residence together with
l the furniture therein on street north, immediately
Mrs Commodore Stewart, and more recently Of the Chew
alier Hulseman charge d'afaires from Austria. The
adjustment has lately put complete repair The
property very egby situated, and the furniture of the
be pleased make application to Richard Smith, esq.,
aier of the Metropolis Bank who is duly authorized
make the necessary arrangements AtH
Dac A--t d.
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DARLORs Rooms Handsomely furnished, are
L for rent to gentlemen Mrs THoMPsoN's, of
and I4th streets The house is but short walk from
Wizards Hands, and Fullers Hotels, and the State and
Treasury Departments
Dec. 4-d6t Intel
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rT,HREE-PLY and Ingram carpeting, new designs
i and superb quality, this day received
Also, style of twied and plain Venetian carpeting
for halls and steps.
Very rich rugs and large size printed baze crumb cloths
with rich borders.
All of which will be sold on accommodating terms by
=. II, HOOE ~ co.
Nov. 1-2wif ....t
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WILLIAM II. HART attends to the collection Of
w all claims any of the departments of government,
and to the procuring Of pensions, land warrants NC.
Office on street, near Treasury Building Washington
d. c. Sept N-4md
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Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York,
No. So, WALL STREET.
CTATEMENT of the condition Of this company on the
- 3lst day of October, lS47.
Number OF policies issued to LIST of Aug. IS47, 3sl9
DO do since LIST do 1872
-
Total number Of policies issued 4,iSl
Gross amount of receipts of Aug 181 $6l7 2
Do received last three months 66, 962 %
Total receipts 1864 260 81
Amt invest and cash hand LIST of Aug lSl7 25 3f5 20
Do do last three months 49, 00i 15
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-11-18

A MELANCHOLY TALE OF WoE.-The ship Lord
Ashburton, which left Liverpool on the 18th of Sep
TENDER, arrived at Crosse Isle, below Quebec, on
Thursday, LAYING lost on her passage one hundred
and seven Of her passengers by fever and dysentery
with large number still on the sick list. The fol-
lowing distressing particulars we copy from the Que
bee Mercury
To any one conversant with the climate of Canada,
the facts we are about to cite will prove how little re-
gard for human life has been had by the inhunan land
lords of ireland and the parochal authorities of the
leading seaports Of Great Britain.
On Saturday last the Both day of October the
Lord Ashburon, a vessel from Liverpool, freighted
with general cargo and passengers arrived at Crosse
Isle, in a most wretched state. When sailing, her
passengers numbered AIS seerage and two cabin
Before her arrival at quarantine station she had lost
upwards of one hundred and seven of dysentery and
fever and about sixty of tn, remaining passengers
were then i'll of the same complaints. So deplorabe
was the condition Of those on board that FIVE of the
passengers had to remain to work the ship up from
Crosse Isle.
steamer, the Alliance, was sent down for them,
and on board her all embarked without respect
to sickly, the healthy the lettering,
and the diving On her way up from Crosse Isle to
Quebec, five deaths occurred how many will have
taken place before she reaches Montreal
70 continue our narration of facts, this same infect
ed vessel has come up to Quebec, and is now along
side wharf to discharge her cargo!
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-11-18

CURIoUs MARRIAGE CoNTRAcT.-The Scien-
thc American states that the Royal Library of
Paris have written contract, drawn up in 1907,
between two persons of noble birth in Armagnac
The document bound the husband and wife to
faithful wedlock for seoen gears. 1t stipulated
the parties should have the right to renew the tie
at the end of that time if they mutually agreed
but if not, the children were to be equally divi-
died. add if the number should chance to be I'M
equal, they were to draw lots for the odd one
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-11-18

INFAMOUS LAW. We learn that the corpora
ton of Washington, our National capital, have
passed new edict requiring all Free Colored
persons in the City to give good White secu-
rity each in a thousand dollars for their good be-
hayior for one year; and to pay two dollars each
for certificate that they have given such secu-
rity Heathenish
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-11-18

"That's pretty bird, grandma" said little
boy. eyes," replied the old dame, "and he new
er cries" "That's because he's never Washed"
replep the youngster.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-06

will run to Wultham and Concord, as fu!0ws!
Leave Concord for CharIcsl0wn at 6.2j A. NJ.
Waham Tor do AT 6 81 and 10 l2A. M.-3 3i p NJ
Chariestown Tor Wallham al 20 NJ, j IL and
7P.M
ClarlcStown for Concord att =. NJ.
lTA Freight Train will run both ways over the rold
daily.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-06
PURIFY THE BLOOD!
GOODWIN'S INDIAN VEGETABLE AND
SARSAPARILLA BITTERS!

TNOR the cure ofJAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, COSTlNE-
IL NESS, Bilious and Liver Complaint. Indigestion,
drOwsness headache, cutaneos and scrulOus discusses
all impurities OF the blood and general debility. These
bters possess the great merit Ofbeing entirely vegetable
in every component part Sarsapura, that most ines
ble root obtained from the tropical regions Oi South
America, has long and been known aud acknowledge
ed by the medical world most efficient purifier OF the
blood In these biters il forms OF the most essential
ingredients The virtues Of The genuine Iuneuras Sarsi-
parila are extracted on the most scientific principles and
ARE combined in highly concentrated form, with the
useful roots aud herbs OF the vegetable world in such
perfect manner, that their united virtues embodied in
this preparation, are brought to operate on the stomach
and bowels, producing thorough cleansing of the whole
system. speedily restoring il otis wOned tone aud vgor
As safe pleasant and efficient tonic and aperen, as
mild and gentle cllcaCios cHhnrc, In all cases OF Ian
guor cOsvenncss, general debility and depression ofsp-
rs common in tho spring ana summer, and IN all cuta-
diseases, they will he found Invaluable cleansing
the stomach restoring strength and consequently purify
ing the blood.
Certificates he shown, and references given 10 ind-
yiduas tesing to very many remarkable cures by tar
ing these bters. In word try them. faithfully ,and
IL not satisfied, the money will he refunded.
Prepared only by GEO. e. GOODWIN, No. 16, un-
Jon street, Boston.
The following Hist Of Agens for the sae OF Good
wins Indian Vegetable and Sarsaparila iters ind also,
Of DR.. Kiilredges Green Nerve aud Bone Ointment.
Woodstock, Charles Chapman-West Hartford. sunni
StecI-Pomfre,, Oils Chamberlain and Nathan Snow
White River. NJ. French-Sharon, Joseph Morill-lIan
aver, VIM. r. IIill-N0rwich, +. H. &. E. w. Ols mud
hy NIL Respectable Dedlersin Merchandise, in the state
OF Vermont. 325ly.
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FOR TW MY YEARS TIE MOST POPul
by IN NEW ENGLAND,

EOR Coughs, tDidS, ConSdmPtiOns. asthma,
l. PhfhiSic, Splitting Of Blood, Hopping COugh \
lis, and Pulmonary affections \ DISEASES ~ h|
ofrUY KIM.
The Vegetable Pulmonary BaIsam hns now b
extensively used Tor the past twenty years, md
with grenter success than any oher article know
ncXed, we make II few extracts from ceItilicnteI
siciaIs aud Others.
PHYSICIANS write us that "they consider il n
rrry ,HcdciOus remedy, that will not disnppoint
enable expectations Of those who use it,"
Another says have for some time past, bel
habit OF prescribing the Vegetable Pulmonary Bi
consumption, asthma, pIrurisy, splitting Of III
coughs, or pulmonary affections Ofevery hlndi
confidence recommend it ms superior TO an! oihe
alton used for the above complaints
A gentleman writes us chat his physician,
the constant habit of prescribing IL in all com
the lungs, recommended him 10 make trial Of il
hal consulted several physicians who had despa
recovery from II severe affection of the lungs, ~
using il, The benefit he derived from ii WINS such
erul other phi, sicians whO attended npOn him
they were fully satisfied that il was the best
could nSe."
Another writes us, 'lhat his wife, who has BID
led with the phlhsic. and has been under the ca
erul eminent physicians for upwards OF thirty Ne
| ont having been but little benefited, obtained
| rcliei on using ii, She has now used it upwa
years, and it has ntror fdied Of giving relief AT
| The Vegetable Pulmonary BRlsam was for many
rity has given rise 10 great many spurious ariit
by partially assuming the name Oflhe genuine
Ing put up so as To resemble il rs nearly rs po
often ioisicd upon the public for the TRUE al
mnng these e"Carter's Compound Pulmonary
"Americnn Pulmonary Bal>am," vegetable
Syrup,' "Pulmonary Balsam," "lndinn Pnlm
sam, ""IInnler's Pulmonary Balsam,' &c.-Be
of them. Enquire for the article by its whole
NEGETABlE PULMONARY BALsAM, and
get The TRUE ARTICLE, prepared by REED d
date Reed, Wing 4 Cutler) Boston, and see
the written signature OF HIN. JOn,n CuHtr,
low label on the blue envelope. Each bottle
stamped vegetable Pulmonary Baltam.'
Druggists, Apohecares, and Country Merchan
ly. Price so cents.
P.S.-MEDlClNES, PAINTS AND DYE
REED & CUTLER offer at their Drug War
Chatham Street, Boston. one Of the largest and
plete assOrlments of Medicines, Paints md
that can he found. among which arc-l5O case
Root 900 lbs. Cream ol Tartar, pur6-lj h
carbonate of SOda-5O barrels EPSON Salts
Camphnr-2O barrels Brimstone-25 barrels Al
es Indigo 100 barrels Dye woods-l00 barrels
90 tons White Lend-l00 packages Apoheca
Ware $50 bags Sumach-Linseed Oil-Spirit
tine, &C., &c. ApOhecares, Physicians,
Manufacturers and Dyers, are invited TO call
chasing. 'm9
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-06

Fancy Goods Importing Warehouse.
L. +. FOlLANSBEE, 5 KIM street, Imports dircci
from the Manufacturers, English, French md German
Fancy Goods Soups Prriumcry jew cry SC, aud Toy
ri all kinds, by the Case or Package; Genuine Furina
Cologne, SC.
Country Dealers will time ind money BY sclec-
ting from this large stock, iore purchasing elsewhere.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-06
NEW ERA IN MEDICINE
DR.. SMITHS CELEBRATED SU
GAR COATED PILLS,
OR IMPROVE

IN'DLAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
HAR SMITHS celebrated Sugar Coatedrills aretonnd
superior al other medicines discovered for
immunity the blood, becausethey not only cleanse the
stomach and bowels from all Bilious lumOrs, hut also
promote proper and natural discharge from the Lungs
Skn and Kidneys. Thus by single operation of this
wonderful purgavc medicine the natural outlets OF the
system opened aud all morbid and corrupt humors,
the Osease eNpelIedin manner so-ens! that
the body is restored to health MS ilby magic.
DR. Smiths Sugar Coated, orimprovedlndian Veseta;
BILE Pills aid & improve Digestion cure Headache ana
Rheumatism, Pain in the head, side, back and stomach
Dinrrhoea Dysentery und Collie. Palpitatiou OF the
Heart; Loss Of Appetite andowness OF snr's worms
Bilious NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ana olher cohpales
incident women in when the! have the most napPy
effects ,,.,, ., ,n,.. =,
For worms the pills arenallihle-many children in
Nav York have been spared tot heir by lifetime
ly use orthese mild and ellcacious Pills
Tbisis the mos pleasant and efcacions medicine III
the wotld aud being lreefrom the usuaase oimedicns
does not produce nausea rdseust.
Price 25 centsper BoN. -. . ,
g. BENJAMIN SMITH M. u.
Preslen tot the New York Cnllegeof Health isupoh"
cry BOX.
For soIe by C. CHAPMAN, Woodstock Vt 2s7
Oils Chamherlin Pomiret Wooster DUwner, sharon
Mnrril George & Co., Stanford. Hiram Barnes ne'oru'
Lewis a. Partridge, Norwich j. c. nrooks' nn nsi,io
or C. Tinkham Quechee. d. Tall sons ,m.sn.no'
r NJ Stocker IIartnnd. Walton Brown: re'Tna'',c-
L. Robinson, So Reading. Joseph a S rsi rIo,
yi,le Sam g. Wheeler, Plymouth. EuW,n >, iSmeh''
nr,,s,vaIer los II Danforth Barnard j H. J., NeVnns
pnrsi,on Jeremiah Foster, Tnnbridge. IL Ward
n.r Windsor j. q. Bailey; Fairlee'
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P.s.-MEDlClNEs, PAINTS AND DYE :
PLUMBE
.NiTIO.N.AL DAG UERIA.N G.AL
AND PHOTOGRAPHERS
FIJI NISIIIk q ID o.

A wnrded the Gold and Silver Medals Four
IA miums, and Two Highest Ilonors, AT ihe
the Massachusetts, the New York, and the Pe|
Exhibitions, respectively, for The most snenHI
DaguerrcOll pes and best Apparatus ever EAn.'I
Portraits taken in exquisite style, wi'hou
weather.
Instructions given in the art.
A large assortment Of Apparatus ana STOCK
hnnd. nj the lowest cash prices.
New York, 25l Broadway Phladelphla, l3i
Streets Boston, IS Court. and 5s Hanoi
Washington, Penns, lvania Avenue Pelersv
Mechanics Hall; Cincinnati, Fourth and Wall
Main st. Saratoga Springs, Broadway Paris
Rue lu Temple, Liverpool, 32 Church ST. Sl9.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-06
CONCORD RAIL ROAD,
q s Ea sEa 80 80
Fare reduced to $l,75 from Concord to BOStO

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ON and after Dec. Sd, Passenger Trans will run
" daily, Sundays excepted,) mConnect with the
Boston and Lowell and Nashu Lowell Railroad as
follows:
Leave Bostenat7A.M NJ. II M. and l-2 PM.
Leave Concord dt LA. NJ. III la A. NJ, and3
Pm.
Trains FRONT ntermedia places as foilows,vz
UP TRAINS
Leave Lowellate Ia AM, IL Ia Pm. and "a r.
Nashville nj Am, r. NJ. and G;l-2 p. 81.
manchester .. As AM, Ids PM, md 7.l5 Pm
orr Immediately on the arrival Oi the cars from Boston,
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester $50 Ann, so AM 81 3:45p.m
nashua III 7'45 AM, l245 p. NJ. and 4 As pm
" Lowellat $3.50 80 Il. Nj. and s l-2P.M.,
or Immediately on arrival OF the cars from ConcorJ
The second train from Concord arrives boston in yea
son for Passengers tOtake the O'Clock trantoN York
The road connects with the Boston and Maine Hai;
road, that Passengers mny pass bewiXt Concord lin.
verhill Exeter. Dover and Portland either way daily
STAGES Immediately on the arrival otthe first train nj
Concord leuyeby vuriOusrOutcs for lOpkinton
Clurem0nt and WnlsOr for Lebanon md lIunoverPkm
ouih and llaverilCannnn and Orlord Meredith Bridge
Centre lIabor md the White Mountains. On the sec
ond day from Boston, StagesrcaCh ROyaltOn MiddrurN
Montpelier and Burlington connecting there with TN
Steamboat line TO Montreal and By Steamboat and Sta,e
to Osdensburgh Stages also run from lluyerh To Sui
send connecting there with Stages to Montreal Nuner
Gus other stages connecting with the Concord RAN Rom
run o the prncipletownsin New Hampshire, Vernon
and the Canudas.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-06
OPINION OF REGULAR PHYSICIAN.


This ceriincs that have Recommended the use O
WlSrAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY for diseases
If The Lungs for two years past and many bUilss to my
knowledge have been used by patients, all with bene
fetal results In two where IL was thought con.
lrmcd consumption had taken place. the Wild Cherry
cflcCt ted n cure
T.. BONDEN, Physicians at Extcr Corner,
NO QUACKERT! NO DECEPTlONM
All published statement OF cures performed by this
medicine are in every respect TRUE.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS AND lMlrA
TONS The Unparalleled and astonishing efficacy oiDr
Wslars Basam of Wild Cherry in all the diseases for
which il is recommended, curing many cases utter the
skill of the hest physicians was unavains, has ELECTED
large and increasing demand Tor it, This fact Inns caused
several unprincplc couHleccrs and mitaiors TO palm
Of spurious ofsmilar name and appearance for
the genuine Halsam.
Be careful aud get the genuine DR. WISTAR'S BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY, none genuine unless signed
By l. BUTTS. Address all orders to SETH W. FOWLE,
Boston Mass.
AGENTS Woodstock, c. Chapman, Windsor, A. SII
Wardner, Chester, Joseph IIadey, Pomiret, Otis Cham
berlin Norwich. +. l.. L. w. Ods West Bethel Smith
IL BlOget; Qnechee village Chase Smith Co.; White
River J. G. BROOKS; Springfield, r. AN Burke, Weston,
Foster & Barker Proctorsve, Joseph A. Smith; Fecl-
vile. Eph liam Ross lartland e. NJ, & $. r. stocker.-
For sale also by Drugeestsand appohtcd Agents general
H. 3lj-ly
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FITCHBURG RAILROAD!
ssrsss S 4 s ST $500 IA
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
L 80, ", I,,,. 1Ith


ON anduIter "Wednesday, June 10th, untilIrther
" tiCe, Passenger Trains will run MS follows:
Leave Charestown at and II A. NJ and p NJ.
Leave Flchburg at 6 ~ and II A. NJ. and -2 j. NJ.
Stages Will connect AT FClhurg with the first and Sec
ond Trims from Charlrstown for all the principal towns
in Western Massachusetts, N Hampshire and Vermont.
Passengers leaving Boston Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays nj NJ. will be nj Montpelier next day at l2M.,
and nj Burlington in The afternoon, via Chareslown, N.
II. aud Woodstock, Nt-nnd on TuesdmyS Thursdays
and saturdays they will arrive at Montpelier and Bur
ngton the hours, via Windsor VT, or they will be
carried through to Burlington in two days, via Rutland,
by leaving Boston any week day att A. NJ.
Tickets tor The above and intermediate places can be
obtained r. A. Staples, City Tnvern Brale street
:. b. Kendall No II Elm stand A.llnrsood, i5 Brat
tie street.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-06

FRESH POND TRAINS.
Leave Charlie stOwn at aud 10 A. NJ, 2and "a =. NJ
" Fresh Pond at { IA A. NJ. IL NIB and Ia NJ
35t s. VI. FELTON,, Engineer Supt.