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CONSUMPTION AND LIVER coMPLAIST.-Dr Tay-
lor'S Basam Of Liyerwort has been used successfully
for eight years in the of these diseases Remem-
Der the original and genuine is made ONLY at 375
Bowery, all others are spurious and unauthorized.
To THE PUBLIc.-We hereby cerity that our son,
six years old, was suddenly taken i'll with fever,
and after a severe sickness, violent cough ensued.
He was bloated, his skin was filled, and his physi-
clan said there favorable symptom about him,
that he had confirmed consumption. AT that time We
procured a bottle of that valuable medicine, Tayors
Balsam Of Liyerwort After taking one bottle, we
began to have hopes of his recovery. He continued
until he had used five bottles. It's now year from
that time, and his health is better than it has been
since an infant DAVID HANNAH ROGERS
Granville, Washington CO., N. Y.
AGEN IS.-R. Kennedy, Carrolton; John lr.
vine, Kilgore; A. F. Moore, jefferson; C. C. Wit
ting, Ceuloni Doc. Lyon, Wellsve; D. P Gra-
ham, New Lisbon; S. Scott Steubenvile.
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Correspondence of the Pittsburgh Gazetts.
ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA.

The Cunard Steamer Caledonia, Captain Lott,
arrived at Boston on Sunday, with news from
Liverpool 10 the l6lh, London TO the evening of
the 18Th, Hayre and Paris 10 the evening Of the
18th.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-07-16

FATAL AFFRAY.-We learn that on Saturday
last the 10th inst, an alteration took place be-
tween an Irish and German laborer, employed on
the Sandy and Beaver Canal, near Hanover, Co
lumbia county, which SO incensed The German
that he drew dirk knife and stabbed his oppo.
nent so severely as to cause his death the next
day. Two other lrishmen, on hearing of the af.
fray, caught the German and gave him severe
chastisement, and then permitted him to 60 about
his business, when he made his escape, and is,
we believe, still at liberty. We have not been
able to learn the name of either Of the parties,
or the particulars of the quarrel; though, we be-
Iieve, the effects Of RUIZ was the principal csuss.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-10-28
An Indians Joke,

In the time of the indian troubles, a
friendly Indian visited the house of Gov.
ernor jerks OF Rhode Island, when the
Governor took occasion to requst him, if
any strange Indian should come to his
wlgwam, to let him know it. This the In
dian promised to do, and the Governor
told him that when he should give such
information, he would give him mug OF
flip. Some time after the Indian come a.
gain, and on meeting the Governor said,
We'll, Mr. Gubernor, strange Indian come
to my house last night All says the
Governor, what did he say!' He no
speak, replied the Indian. what not
speak at ALL That looks suspicious,
said his Excellency, and enquired if he
we're there still. Being told thatlhe was,
the Governor ordered the promised mug
of flip. When this was disposed OF, and
the Indian was about to depart, he mildly
said-'Mr Gubernor, my squaw have child
last night, and the Governor finding the
strange Indian was new born papoose,
was glad TO find there was no cause Of
alarm.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-10-28

The Ring Finger.-An opinion has pre-
vailed, from the earliest ages, not confn.
ed 10 the ignoran, and superstiious, bu,
common to the most learned, tina, the
fourth finger of the left hand, by means of
some artery, vein or other channel, pos.
sesses the extraordinary faculty of draw
ing from or communicating TO the heart a
cordial virtue, which makes it in pecul-
lar manner the appropriate finger for the
marriage ring, The custom of selecting
this finger in preference to all the others
to wear the symbol is common both to
Pagans and Christians. Aulus Gelius,
Macrobius, and some other ancient au-
thors contend that the medium of COM
munlcation between the heart and this
finger is vein; while Levinue, contradic.
ting their testimony, graveIy assures US
that the vessel IN question is an arte,u.-
lie goes so far as to add, that rings worn
upon this finger exercise direct influence
upon the heart; that in syncope, and
paroXys,ns Of nervous weakness, the read.
lest way Of recovering the patient is to
rub the ring finger; that the govt rarely
attacks it, and never until all tho other
fingers have first been made its victims
and, lastly, tina, a lady will do well TO Sc
about preparing for her end when thu
muscles Of this chosen agent Of the hear
refuse TO obey its behests.-.National In
telHgcnccr.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-10-28
An Extraordinary Melon.

GLOW much do you ask for that melon''
said cute dapper looking chap, to slur'
dy darby, who was mounted on cart be-
fore one of the principal hotels in Phia-
delphia, n day or two since. ..
"For dis big UNI Why, massa, lreck-
ons he's wurf three levies, does"
as j, ripe'' ..
80 yes, massa, he ripe, shu. / can
plugs um dough, If you sas So"
With that the darkey took out his jack
knife, and was making the first incislon in
the melon, when it gave long deep ,pierc-
ing "oh."
What do you stop (or'' said the gentle
man.
"Bress God! tot him hollar, did,"
Come, cut away, and see iC it is ripe. "
He gave another poke with his knife.
and this time the melon shrieked out, "Oh
murder! you kill mel"
Before the last word was out, the melon
went tumbling TO The one side of the
cart, and the darby on the other, below
ing, 80, de Lord! o, de Lord oh heb
bens!"
Picking himself up, he half scrambled,
half ran few PAGES from the cart, and
turning to behold the fragments of the
melon, continued
"Whew! dis niger nebber stands dat.
Glare TO God it holIar murder!" while
Wyman, the celebrated ventriIoquist walk
ed away, amid the shouts and roars of the
bystanders. Trenton NcluS.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-10-28

Edncation.-lt is objected of many OF
our finishing schools that their finishing
is totally irrespective Of any lightning
Young ladies' revel i'll the ologies before
they can write decent letter, and learn
the polka before they can spell poker
How many dainty crow.quil notes are
dated Tuesday and iiany sad occurrence
is to be communicated, call it 'lneYanchol
iy news But people have very differen,
views Of education. The other day, in I
steamboat. we heard a lady, who was coax
ing refractory varIet, whisper, If you'll
be good boy, you shall kill a CHECKER
when we get home
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-10-28
To Farmers, Contractors

WANTED. The advertiser wishes TO 81
w with few industrious active men, 10 supei
the clearing OF Wild Land, and the erection
Houses. Each contractor would be provided
band orstOut Emigrani lahourers under him.
The contractor must have the command oftronJ
TO $4,000 which with per cent interest would be !
by Bond 4 Mortgage on the property (Which is |
Emigrant iarmersl worth five times the amount,
transfer this security 1.-The has TO borrow the mS
The lards are about As hours distant from New VI
The contract would probably occupy Il TO 20 II
and will pay the contractor profit orfrOm 81
$4,000 or upwards Apply to ''Aericufture' q
Gordon & Co., rs & so Broad ST., New York, 81
office Of this paper. (All Letters postpaid.) 81
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-10-28

A gentleman passenger on board a
steamboat, having missed his pockel.hand-
kerchief, suspected an ugly-hooking char.
acter that was near him. whom he charged
with theft, which the other. who was an
Irshman, Indignantly repudia,ed. After
some time the gentleman finding the miss
ing handkerchief in bis hat, apologzed to
the Irishman for the unin,entional insul,
he had offered him; upon which the Irish
man, with characteristic naive,le, replied:
ooh! don't be after making an apology;
it's all mistake. You took me to be
thief, and took you 10 be a gentleman"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-10-28
NO DECEPTION.


Not week passes away without we have to record
the most astonishing cures OIOng tontinuedAsh
ma, Incioient Consumption Bleeding at the lungs Bron
chs, Difficulty Of Breathing, and the various distances
which the Lungs and Throat are subject by slERMANS
oLOSAO OMAN, or
ALL-HEALING BALSAM.
has proved tseo he the best medicine offered to
the public Thousands have already tested liz virtues,
and have never found il to fail IN curing the diseases Tor
which tits recommended Nor do they have to wait long
in order 90 know whether it will be productive OF good ell
iects. a. they are assured that if
ONE BOTTLE
produces no good set, upon the sufferer, twenty Bot
tes will not and ia not, therefore, necessary that they
should spend their money in vain.
BEWARE OF A SLIGHT COUGH
Although il passed over Ms unimpoItant II will soon
become sealed-Consumpt follows in its wake. Take
heed 10 pain the SIDE and soreness in the chest espe
calJ faended with raising of Mucous, streaked with
Blood These are dangerous symptoms; hut they are
A * The sufferer from that distressing complaint,
ASTII MA,
what he thinks of the Oosaonnn, Alllealng Basam,
and he will tell you he live comfortably whoutit,
1t relieves all that Difficulty Of BREATHING Cough and
Tghmes OF the Chest, gives quiet and refreshing SUM
ber and does for the hshmaC what no other remedy in
18th street, William Bond the weknown Boston Crack.
er Baker, Brookyni Mr. Wilkinson, llob0kcnj Mrs Bell
Morristown, ~ Mrs LuCretia Wells, 322 Pearl street,
w g. Gowan, Woodstock. Ulster county, and Mrs Arch
ibdId, rs WhitcSi.
RAISING OF BLOOD
is eecualy checked by this remedy, when all other
means have failed Hundreds of cases might be related
where persons in the city have been given up, and pro
nounccd rs past hope, who have heen restored by this
great remedy to the enjoyment Cr health Mrs Thou
bourne 352 Monroe street; Dennis Kelly &c Winter ST..
Charles Rohe-ts III Canal ST. Henry Lisbon 1919 RiV
nsOn ST. and hundreds 0 Others who have used the
edy, can testify to the truth Of the above assertion.
Beware Of using only
PALLIATIVE REMEDIES.
They u into apparent security, but the progress oftht
disease is nchecked and death Resort al
this Grcat Remedy and you will not be disappointed
in your hopes
For sale by CHARLES CHAPMAN, Druggist, Wood
stock, Vt. $40 cop ly
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-10-28

Advantages ofMe Fair Ser Accord
ing to llaller, women lear hunger better
than men; according to Plutarch they can
resist the effects Of wine better; according
to Unger, they grow old and are never
bald; according to De La Part, they have
ssa'slckness lighter; according to Aristot-
IL. they can keep up longer in swimming a;
a ID according to PIiny, they are seldom
dracktd by lions. ION the contrary they
will run after lions,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-10-28

The Vermont Legislature assembled at
Montpelier yesterday. The session will
be warm one, in all probability. and II
the members wish to look their friends ia
the face, on returning, without blushing,
they will repeal chat very silly law about
Quack Medicines and the keeping Of
poisons IN triangular bottles. How men
Of common sense came to make such a
law is beyond our comprehension. The
License Lap will Of course be tinkered at
again, for it is most outrageous leaky in
its present slale.-BeilowS Fdlls Gazette,
ljlh. ..
We apprehend that there was quite as
much common sense displayed in the
passage Of that very silly law about quack
medicines and the keeping Of poisons in
triangular bottles as there Was in the pas
sage Of the license law which torbids an
inn-holder selling or giving his guests a
glass Of cider under the penalty OF for
fixture of his tavern license Any farmer
in Vermont i, would seem ought to have
the right Of giving has neighbor a drink
of cider if he pIeases. And if he possesses
tina, ght why does not every other citizen!
The truth is they are both humbugs.-
Both were conceived in ignorance of HUI
man rights, as also were a host Of similar
laws which are disgrace TO any statute
book, an insult to the good sense of the
community. and vile SANDER upon the
age in which we live. They are of the
same stamp of the Blue Laws of Con
necticut-one of which forbids mother
kissing her offspring on the Sabbath day
Free American. Augustn Me-
Cold weather expected soon.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-10-28
INvAL UABLE FAMILY COMPAN-

ok LECTURES on the Uses OF THE LUNGS,
- Causes, Prevention and Cure of Consumption, Asth
ma, and diseases Of the Heart. On the Laws OF 0ngev
ty and mode OF preserving male and female health SYM
meIry and beauty exposing causes and cure Of those dis
eiseS that produce Consumption, or shorten life, MS Atc
tions Of the skin, spine, Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys,
Liver, sCrohIlu, Piles, Gravel and Female Complaints
Its rules easy, PRACTICAL and pure, form guide to per
feet health and long life. % Engravings, 324 pages. so
cents, Postage "a cents. BY
SAMUEL SHELDON FITCH,
A. NJ, NJ. D., Mt 7O7 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
Any person remiing FIFTY CENTS, tree, will receive
one copy. by null, to any part. The trade supplied,
Jan. ISi7. 353-ly.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-10-28

ON andafer "Wednesday, June 10Th ,untiIurther no.
" tice, Passenger Trains will run as followsi
Leave CharleslOwn at and IL A. NJ. and b +. NJ.
Leave FitClburg at l-2 and II A. NJ. and l.2 p. NJ
Stages WIN connect nj Fitchhurg with the first and Sec
ond Trims from Charcs0w for ull the principal towns
In Western Massachusetts, N, Hampshire and Vermont
Passengersenvng Boston Mondays, WEDNESDAYS and
Fridays AZ NJ will be AT Montpelier next day AT I'm
and al Burlington in The afternoon, via CharIeSown, N
II. and Woodstock, Wand on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays they will arrive nj Montpelier and Bur.
hglon the hours, via Windsor w., or they will be
carried through to Burlington in two days via Rutland
Wy leaving Boston any week day ut A. NJ
Tickets Tor the above and intermediate places can be
obtained at T. A. staples City Tavern, Bratle street
e H. Kendall, NO ii Elm stand A. IlRpg0od,4 As Brat
tie street.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-10-28

'Wal, wife, said a countrymaE, i dom,
see, for my part, how they send letters on
them wires without tearing them all to
bits. La me. they don't send the paper,
they Just send the writin' in fluid state. )
oh, that's the way. hey2'
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-10-28

A fana'ical sect are now perambua,lng
'he streets Of London, offering for sigma.
lures petition to heaven to bind the dew.
il. They wear belts around their bodies.
on which are inscribed texts Of Scripture.
One of them was asked who would pres.
ent the petition. He answered, Joanna
the prophecies, herselr!n ---
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-10-28
MERCHANDISE TRAINS

Run daily as follows.
Leave Boston at l-2,P. NJ. ,andarriye at ION
the same evening.
Leave Concordat3 l-2,P M. and arrive at Bost
7 10 the mex: morning.
Freight, RirstClass, SO; Second Glass so, so.
Freight should be delivered Mt Concord, Boston
other depOtsa hour least betorCleavng TO insu1
livery by the first succeeding Trnin.
AllPPssengers Baggage shGuldbe marked, and
valued mt more than $50, notice should be given AMI
ira charges paid or claim for damage or loss bel
rschsum will ne allowed. NC. UPlIAM Sui
Oct. !, 1876. 267-ll
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-10-28
Incidents OF the late Battle.

After the troops had arrived at this
place, all the former Texan prisoners
who were present assembled just below
the National Palace on fine paved road,
made by the labor of their hands, while
they remained in this country. On the
one side oftIfe road stood beautiful mon.
ument with the following inscriptions:
Erected to the memory of Cen Santa
Anna, in consideration Of his having con.
slrucied this road by the labor of the pris-
oners of Texas" 1t was not long after
the assemblago Of the crowd, until down
came the monument; and not satisfied
with tearing it down. they broke the stone
into small pieces, aud scattered them to
the four winds.
Among The highest achievements of the
mornings engagements, was The recap
tUre Of the Bnena Vista six-ponnders, be.
longing 10 Captain ashington's battery,
by one of the light companies of the same
regiment. They now stand before the
door of Gen, Twiggs, and hope when
he shall meet his old friend Gen. Taylor =
he will have present these beautiful tro-
plies, TO claim his congratulations.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-10-28
A NEW ERA IN MEDICINE
DR.. SMITHS CELEBRATED
GAR COATED PILLS,
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILL

LNUIHN VEGETABLE PILL
DR. SMITHS celebrated Sugar & oatedPills are
~ superior toall other medicines ever discOverd
inquiry OF the blood, beCanselhey not only clcan}
stomach and novels from all Bilious llumors, but
promote proper and natural discharge from the II
SHIN and Kidneys. Thus by single .peration Of
wonderful purgatiye medicine, the natural outlets
system are opened, aud all morbid and corrupt hull
hecause oidisease areexprled,in manner So as
the body is restored to health Hs irby magic.
DR. Smiths Sugar C5ated, orimproyedIn Indian Va
BILE Pills. aid d. improve Digestion, cure IIendaChl
Dizziness, Fevers, ScrOulu, Cancers Gravel Inlaml
Rheumatism, Pain in the head, side, hAck and ST OF
Diarrhoea Dysentery and Collie. Papitatiou d
Heart; Loss Observation-Disclosures OF Spirits, wi
Bilious mplnints-OhsiruCtons and other comm
incident to women in when they have the most
effects.
For worms the pills arenfallbe-many child
New York havcbeen spared totheirparents BY thd
ly use oithese mild and c0cacOus Pills.
Thisis the most pleasant and elicacious medic1
he world and being ireefrom the usualtaste oimeI
does not produce nausea OF disgust.
Price rs centsp per Box.
G. BENJAMIN SMITH M. D.
Presden tof the. New York CUllegeof Health ,isud
cry Box.
For sale by G. CHAPMAN, Woodstock VI
Otis Chamberlin, Pomiret. Wooster Downer, 81
MOrri George Il Co., Stafford. Hiram Barne., The|
| Lewis :. Partridge, Norwich, J. c. Brooks, Whtj
er. e. Tnhham, Quechee. ID. I ait 4 Sons Taft
| f. VI. Stocker, liartlamd. Walton Brown. Felicity
| l.. Robinson, So Reading. Joseph A. smith, PruI
| vile. sam :. Wheeler, Plymouth. Edwin CIt|
| Bridgewaler. Jos d Danforth Barnard. J 4. p, N
| Royalton. Jeremiah Foster, Tunhridse. ii
uer Mndso j. b. Bdleyi Fairlee
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-10-28
SIX YEARS AGO

The children began 10 cry for Shermans Lozcnges Tn
noise was not loud that time but il has kepncreas-
ingc'cr since, and has now become great that the
mouths olhe little scarcely be stopped DR. Sher
man sympathises with the little sufferers and very much
regrets that any othem should be disappointed Know
ing the vast benefit which has been conferred upon the
community by the Introduction of his iniullible
WORM LOXENGES,
he has enered into arrangements for enlargnG MS Manu-
factory, by means Of which he thinks he will be able to
supply the demand And the pains and care VIII be
takc that these celebrated lozenges be made as they
have always been order that those who depend upon
them, may not be disappointed in their hopes lie Knew
when he commemorative manufacture OF the worm LOz'
cnges that they would supcrsede the oievcry other
VermRe, as the rzcngc is very pleasant to the Taste
speedy in its effects, well aS certain and the quantity
required 10 eject perfect cure is very small These
properties in connection with The uctthaf they are sold
for % cents the box thus placing them i'll the rehch OF
the poorest man in the land, has not only caused hem 10
take the place ofeyery other yermluge ever offered but
also rendered them popular TO the community.
DR.. Sherman'S
COUGH LOZENGES,
continue to cure Coughs, Colds CONSUMPTION, Asthma
shorness and difficulty oihreathn2, and other diseases Is
the lungs with the same facility they did oneir lEt:o-
ncon, and the people nave now become persuaded by
actual experience that on the occasion OF slight cold
they hsve onlyto step to either the Drs Office or one OF
his Agents, and obtain box ohs cough Lozenses Wh.n
are very convenient TO carry IN the Pochc' a" v
take few through the day. ny pursuing ths couLNc
is effected in n hours ana the patht h"""'
hi, business. great is the celebrity OF the oHehges
that the thousands otpersonS who have used 'hem ana
heCOmeacq With their effects, VIII never NC Win
out them.
SUERNIAN'S POOR MANS PLASTER
has cured more of RhrumutiSm Pnnln the BACK
side md chest Lumhaso and weakness, than any appi'
cation that has been made. As the celebrity OF the
plaster has increased hundreds of unprncpcd ascals
have attempted TO counterfeit it, and palm il oil on the
community the genuine Tableware OF deception ~
Remember that the and genuine plaster is spread
upon reddish paper made expressly for the purpose and
in every the signature OF DIR Sherman is printed up
the back OF the plaster and the whole seturcdhy copy
right None others are genuine Therefore when You
want real good Shermun's Poor mans Plaster call al
the office lOG Nassau street and you will not be disap
pointed.
Remember the number, LOG Nassau street, where all
DR. Sherman's I.ozcnges sold. His Agents are Mrs
Hays, 1879 Fulton street, Brooklyn, lnCson, Williams
bursh aud Rcdding Il Co.. boston.
For sale by Charles Chapman, Druggist, WOODSTOCK
Vermont 339 e-u-p-!y
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-10-28

will run to Waltham and Concord, aslo,!ows:
Leave Concord for CharlrsiOwn at Gas A. NJ.
Wallam Tor do at 6 SIS and 10 LA. M-3 3.4P NJ
Charcstown Tor Waham at 0 20 A NJ, ala and
7P.M
CAarleslown for Concord att p. NJ
MA Freight Train will run both ways over the road
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-10-28
CONCORD RAIL ROA1
ssEs7 E Tss7aS7 sEs7 s & 81
Fare reduced 10 Sl,75 from Concord 10 Dos


WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
w ana aller Dec. Sd, Passenger Trains will
~ daliy, (Sundays excepted inoOnneCtion will
Boston and Lowell and Nushuuand Lowell Railroa
follows:
Leave Boston at IA. NJ. II A. M. and l.2P.M,
p. NJ. ' 80
Trains FRONT ntermediate places wilrun as follows
UP TRAINS.
Leave L0wellatS IA AM. IL IA p M. and "a 4
Nashville ut 9A.M., GP. N. and 6:l-2 p NJ
Manchesier9.4 % AM, Ids M, and :. Is
orr Immediately on the arrival OF the cars from Bos,CI
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester $50 Ann, ll-50 Am. d 3:d5
Nashua Mt 7i45 Ann, l2;45 pm. and As n
" Lowcllat s'3OA.M 80 p. M.and l-2 p
or Immediately on thearrival Oi the cars from Cond
The second tranfrOm Concord arryesin Boston in
sonlor Passengers tOiake the O'Clock traIntoN N. NJ
Iherond connects with the Boston and Maine
road, 20 that Passengers may pass bewixt Concord
ll.EXeter, DOycrand Portland either way dayI
STAGES Immediately on thearrival ofthe first trial
Concord, leave by variOusrOues for OpkintOn New
ClarenOnt ind Windsor;for Lebanon and HanoverP|
outl and llaverhli Canaan and Oxford; Meredith lr|
Centre lIarbor and the White Mountains On the
ond day from Boston, StagcsrGach ROyaltOn, MddI,i
montpelier and Burlington connecting there wtll
steahbOhl line TO Montreal and by Steamboat and II
TO o2dehsbnr9hi Stages also run from IIaverhll to
s'enu connecting there with Stages TO Montreal, NuI
Gus o'herst connecting with the Concord Rail
run 10 the principle towns in New Hampshire, Verb
and the Canudus.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-10-28
FRESH POND TRAINS

FRESH FOND TRAINS.
Leave CharesOwn At and 10 A. NJ, 2and "a =. NJ.
" Fresh Pond at 8 Ia A. NJ. 70 s. l2Nnd 6 LAP
3lst g. NJ FELTON,, Engineer & Supt.