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The Daily spy., 1848-09-16
CitV Optical Rooms,

United States BiOch mGin entrance up stars.
u: p. PAINE 81 SON, Opticians,
AOuLD respectfully inform their numerous friends am
" the public generally, that owing to the liberal mar.
ornage bestowed upon them thev have been induced IN
remove from their old stond to their present commodous
rooms where they will be happy on all those
who may require their services After experience OF
ten years devoted exclusively he aauacture and sale
efSpecacIes they feel confident of rendering entire sa
action to those who may honor them with their avors
CAUTION!
whereas mas been represented TO the undersigned by
numerous individuals, thai they have been imposed pO1
by certain dealers in Spectaces, who have sold them
spurious article, purporing TO be manufactured by the
OF informing our numerous friends and the public generally
that WE HAVE NO AGENTS. and the only place Forces
ter, ichere PAlNE'S PARABoLA sPECTACLEs can be
obtained. is at
The City Optical Rooms, U. States Block
and they would respectfully invite all those who have 10
resort TO artificial aid for impaired vision to call and est
the quality Of the above named Spectaces (vhher they
purchase or not as adjusted by the OPTOME TER Tbis
instrument was nAenea by John p Paine Tor the pRrpose
OF adjusting The Lenses OF the spectacle so as 10 meet an
detect OF the eye, whether II proceed distorted or
unqualified yision cataract or in fact almest any cause
We claim for those q asses the following pronerties %
st learness and finish not to be surpassed or eonaad
by any Lenses Of foreign or domestic manufacture m
alteration; Sd, they can be for any length of line
when fitted by the Optomeer, without ationIno the 80
or occasioning the slightest ,nconUenienc 4tb thew
preserve the sight and in many cases restore ii ~ ~
All those Qualities we claim for our spectacles and ve
respectfully invite those who doubt and all others To cali
on on US and satisfy themselves by personal examination
The annexed paragraph is the opinion of j. " o. SMiT
M d., the celebrated Lecturer on OPTICS and The Eta
The Editor has lesurely examined MI paine,s inn
on and, without hesitation, express our belief tba,
II IL not Only very Ingenious but very useful inslr.
ment and Is destined tor extensive reputaton VIII.
fairly brought before the public. Ens1,
Opfscian In our large cities would find his account In b.
ing an Optomeer in his establishment" " nav
The above opinion Is but the echo of numerous others
with which we will not weary your patience but viii
merely say call and judge for yourself whether these
n B. sExTANTs, oUADRENTs, SPY GLASSES
and all manner OF Optical Instruments repaired NJ sbo;
notice. 4. ea- .... JOHN p PANE q "s sesnoTt snoTt
''''o0''Si'"Pth AV' Ns n.t dwtf
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v. Dye-HOuse Removed,

VNHE subscriber has Removed his Dvo,ro
Works to his New shop on CENTRAL sTI;EPTs
a. a gny zen rods from Main sree where goods must
attached feels confident In assuring the D. oc tba, he
WORK shall be done as we'll and at shorter notes than m
any other shop Of the kind in this vicinity '"an at
Ladies' DRESSES and CLOAKs CoIored. as mana, r..
one DOLLAR Gentlemen's COATS and PANTS CoIorsd ~.
wno. Articles for Mourning done In three days when
CLEANSING. 1
Goats and Pants ceansed and pressed at one davs
ssce, u desired CARPETS, SHAwLs of kinds mi No ""
iThRY UNIroRMs ceansed and pressed and
iook AZ well as new goods. Satisfaction runransd ~ 10 10
cases, or no charge win be made s""'"'oou IN all
Street. Ia1HNafe,5 HENRY n AnA Sse"o HTeo
W oroester, Asg. d arb bT-r. '.''', es..
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ON and alter Monday. Jolly q, la4a, PASSENGER

an and after Monday, July "a I648, PASSENGER
" TRAINS will in connection with Trains upon tha
Ftchburg Rail Road, to Boston. as follows:
Leave CliLtonve at 6. 20 Am, 8 O5 Am. and 4O5 M
intersecting at Groon with Trains Fitehburg to
Boston 705 Am, 94e M. and 40 P. M, or on the
arrival Of said Trains.
Returning-Leave Groton for Clintonvie at s27 AM.
Pm and Is p NJ, the arrival Trains upon the
Fitchburg Railroad, which leave Boston at An l2 NJ
and ASS P. NJ.
The above Tfans will also connect at Groton with
Trains upon the Stoney Brook Rail Road for LOWELL.
STAGE will leave Worcester for ClinIonviIle and
Lowell 6.45 AM and 130 P M and arrive at Clinton
vile for the Trans which leave Clintonvle at
905 NJ. and .05 NJ, and Groton $40 I'M and 440
PM, the Stoney Brook Rail Road Lcwel arriv-
ing In Lowell at 1925 A M. and 525.
Returning-Leaye Lowell for Groton at 740 NJ. and
LIS PM and arrive in Groton in for the Trains
for Clintonvie and Worcester, which leave Greton at
927 A. NJ and P. M arriving in Worcester II A. NJ
and PM.
The Trains which leave Cntonyle at 9O5 A. NJ. and
Lowell at Is M. connect with Trains upon the Lowell
and Lawrence and Boston and Maine Rail Roads, thHs
forming communication between Portland and Worces-
ter New York. and the West by way of the Norwich and
Worcester and Yves Railroads
Fare from Worcester to L0tUeL, S1.25.
Stage will run from Sterling to the village of New
Boston in Lancaster with passengers for the Train which
leaves Cnionville at 20 AM returning after arrival
of the last train from Boston and Croton.
The above trains st Groton with trains upon
the Peterbof0 and Shirley Railroad and with the Vermont
and Mass and Cheshire Railroads. by way of the Fitch
burg Railroad. w. A. WHEELER,
Worcester, July 20. dwtf Agent.
The Daily spy., 1848-09-16
BOSTON 4 WORCESTER RAIL ROAD,


Autumn Arrangement commencing Sent.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS.
Ledoe Worcester at 81, 81, 103 H. M 40 and P. NJ.
The last on the arrival of the New Haven Train.
Passengers will leave Mtubury at ST M. and 81 NJ
Passengers will leave Milford 10 minutes before A. NJ.
and P. M.
The train from Worcester will not stop at Way
Stations.
Leaue BOSTON atty An, 24, 5,&6P.M
The train will stop only take up passengers al
Way Stations for NeU York.
The A. NJ train ,oin land east of Framinghem.
The train will not stop of Framngham except
to take up WesfeTn Railroad passengers at Brighton on
Thursday
The P. NJ train is the New York Steamboat Train to
Norwich to run as heretofore without stops except at
FrGminghan1.
Passengers for Mubury or for Hoiston and Milford will
take the Am and trains Passengers for the
Norwich Railroad will take the and 24 PM trains
n. B. The A. and P. NJ. take passengers al
Boston for New York, via New Haven
.z1 srrF BToOkine Special Trains.
Leave Brookine at 7, g. and Am and IL 81 57&9PM
Leave Boston at a, 81 g. 10 and l2l, 81 AZ 64 u Il
10 Pm.
Neicton Special Trains.
Leave Lower Falls at 6 and 81 AM % Al and 8 pm.
Leave Boston at II AM, l2k, 81, 81 anu 8 pm.
SGrsnUiHe Special Trans.
Leave SaxouYille at 6k and II pm.
Leave Boston at 81 Am and ST pm.
Boston. Sept l. lS4s If VIM. PARKER. Sup't.
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THE INHERI T A N c + f;
OR THE LOST MINIATURE,
fConcluded from LIST. pape.)

NOHCluutu hphi ist' pdBcJ
tion,' said the King, severely, but you have
wilfully departed from the intention of the de-
ceased, and accordingly accept of the inter
probation of Monsieur Duran, which is that that
part you chose was to be his sons. The part
you chose was one hundred and ninety-nine
thousand livres the other thousand TO 90 to the
church. The words are explicit, Able Foveau.
Such part as the Reverand Pere chooses, to go
to my SOM
Shylock baked of his pound Of flesh, by the
lovely Judge, presented not a more u'terl y over
come and downcast look than the preast, who.
bowling low. left the Kings apartment Paul
fell at the Kings feet and burst forth in eloquent
expressions of gratitude.
Young man. said the monarch, with smile
Il have offended for the sake of justice, a
powerful body of mon but if am not Just, who
is to be so in France. You area soldier?'
Yes, Sire
Il appoint you at once to my corps de gdrde
A lieutenancy is vacant. Let me see You to-
morrow a, the palace
The whole party now retired, happy and con
tented in the extreme. Durant, perhaps. enjoy
ed the triumph more than any, because it wa.
his wit and eoquence which had turned the
scales against the Able. Paul obtained his in
heritcncc the priest went TO Rome and ere
long another asked a blessing on the union o
Paul Malincs and the original OF the lost mini
allure.
All. my boy !. said Durant gailv. on the da,
OF the wedding Just as the company werg sitin.
down to dinner didn't | tell Won to come Il
me for Il friend and now have found you
wife.
Paul smiled and vet tear stood in his eye
1t was Ioui-e's father who thus spoke his hat
been dead eleven years.
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CERTIFICATE

This is to Certify, That have purchased and pu, in
use ono Of Ncssrs. W. q d, DnUGr.As Improved ny
DRAULlC RAMS, on my Fam, and am pcrfecly
satisfied and well pleased with the operation of the
are DESTROYS OF raising water Dm any spring or other
running stream on or about their prcmiocs, The
spring To which have applied the Ram, is fifty rods
the point whore discharge the water in INV dwelling
The size o the dlve pipe applied to my Ram is one
aud quarter inch calibrc and forty feet long aud has
fall, IN running from spring To Ram, OF ten feet
The discharge Pipe beading from Ram TO house, is
halt an inch cablc and fifty rois in length and RUS
up m elevation OF - feet and the water discharges
from the same IN my house, perfectly steady aud
hulI,omc stream without any interruption whatever
Aud would invite all who wish to become acnnain
ted with this new aud Truly useful invention to call al
my hou-r, m Durham, and witness It's operations
puIhans c. sept 18th. SAMUEL &. TlBBALS
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CORBETTs sARsAPARIJA Rr,n TIL,


~ FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES
"Mes-rs Edward Brinley i Co-Gentemcn With
bottle of Corbett's Compound Extract of Snrsapa-
ra' received copy OF his Formula tor preparing it,
From testing the Syrup, the fact of the existence in it
OF the active substances named ascer,ained and
the general good qualities OF the Preparation inferred
The Formula exhibits the union OF some of the best
of our native medicinal Roots and Plants with sub
stances OF the HIGHEST repute remedial agents and
does contain any metallic compound For the
in which the medicinal virtues OF Sarsapara are
sought, his Preparation should have a preference in
consequence OF the and skill in compromising il
Respectfully, AUG A. HAYES, VI. D.
March l6, 1913. tate Assauer"
From MARY NJ NEsMTH,r ofhe Hon George ".
Nesmith, President Of The Northern Rdilroadl
This may certify that was afflicted with Rheum
tor more than fifteen Yeas prior to lSi7 tried dit
ierent remedies without permanent relief In the
spring of the year 1917 was induced the eff
cncy OF DR. Corbets Compound Syrup OF Sarsapa-
ra.' During the space OF three months used about
quart of this medicine. find myself fully relieved
from said disease and can therefore cheeriuy recon-
mend TO others who may be afflicted in like manner
to Try this cheap and valuable Medicine,
MARY VI NrsMrrH"
None genuine but with DIR. Corbeus signature, and
for sale by the Proprictors
EDWARD BRlNLEY & co. Boston
AMOS c. SrEAR, sole agent Tor Burlington.
Burlington, April 9th, lSiS. 4lm3is
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Taz.iaeEs9ssEi 4. PECK,
LATE PECK 4. SPEAR,
a p OF II &c A ny
AND
Wholesale DRUGGIST,
EIRIlNG,TlN WV

III II u w Wv, =,
Is CONSTANTLY EECEIIlNG AMERICAN, ENGLISH
FRENCH. AND INDIA
DRUGS:
New Chemicals; Irrchcs: Surgical Instruments
Mineral Ircthund Dental articles; Saline or Mineral
Waters Genuine Patent and Thomsonan Mcdi-
clnes Pure Liquors and Wines Soda Fountains and
Syrups; brushes, Perfumes, Soaps, Inks. Blackings
Fancy and Domestic articles; Foreign Il Domestic
tigas. Ground Spices, GLASSWARE; Dyc-Stuf
Camphcnr, Bird, Field, Flower aud Garden Seeds
Ne. In fine, every article directly or indirectly con-
ncctcd with Ibis business.
From he advantage OF receiving Mineral waters
Camhenr, lccchos, &c, periodically, purchasers can
rely upon their freshness.
Individuals wishing l'russcs Iecches. SC, will al
ways find person IN attendance to apply them.
Medicines dispensed al all hours OF night.
Z ~ The attention OF Druggists, Physicians Mcr-
chants, aui Manufacturers is solicited, with the as
mcnt as adyantageousy as at the city markets e
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20 Breeders Of Horses.
TsNiiE TUOROuGU BRED UORSE Sir Hen

q Will stand this ending in Sept AT the stable
Ward, Milton Falls,Nt Ilisrich pedigree embr,-
cng as does within the fourth degree such horses as
Henry SIR lrchg, imp, Messenger and Eng Eciipse
ms acknowledged superiority ol form and remarkable
power OF transmitting It's prominent points, his hiah
reputation IN New ork where many OF his colts are
now kept as stock horses and where he three times
received the first premium Of the New York State
Agricultural Society, first when colt at Albany in
ls'', again at PouGhkccpsc, in 1874 and again. over
fythlec competitors, alter eleven years OF service in
the stud oil EDWARD I.oNG, Esq, OF Cambridge n Y.
and after his stock had become thoroughly known
throughout the State. at Auburn, in 1916 and finally
his stock some OF which we have made arrangements
20 have IN our pasture for the inspection OF those
who may wish 10 decide from their own observation
warrant Us in saying that he is of the best horses
ever introduced into the State. II the assurances of
competent Judges may he relied on he is the best horse
gcrr of fast. enduring and bold going roadscrs
now offered TO the breeders OF Vermont Such we be-
evc him to be. He received the first premium of the
thi,tcnden County Agricultural Society, held at Bur
ngton. last september, where his colts were exhibited
for the first time III the State To one OF which the first
premium was awarded. The Committee remark in
their report, =" the improvement in sucking colts is
worthy ct notice"
SIR HrSRy will stand at $40 the season. Insurance
agreed on. Insurance will be claimed on mares dis.
posed OF before the time Ut fonng. Good pasturngc
will be provided for from distance, but the
proprctors will he responsible for accidents
cnpes. LtCltS SANDERSON * co.
Georgia March % 1918. i0tt.
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HORACE n. BILL.
Pub. and Print. of Roman Citizen,
From Roy Xechnr inh Pnldnck Ii Ii

From Rev. Zechariah Paddock ID. d.
Dear Sr:-llaving used, personally, and in my ia
mily two or three bottles of your Pecioral Syrup,
feel myself authorized indeed bound in duty, to speak
in high terms of the article. For hoarseness which
with me, as public speaker, has been most formda-
bic difficulty. have found anything like it
In diseases of the Lungs and other parts OF the vocal
organs its effects most grateful and sauary. Its
remarkable paaiabeness-being very little more of
tcnsve than pure honey consider one of its smallest
recommendations. In word am persuaded that
were its virtues and its convcnicnccs known to the
public, il would have extensive sale.
Very respectfully, 4. PADDOCK.
For by THEODORE A. PECK,
11W2m WhopsaIn Drurric,
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Lost her speech.

The Ncd Certificate tells simple and truthful Of suffer-
and relief There thousands Of similar in this
and Brooklyn and yet there thousands of parents let ther
children die, for fear Of being hunbusgcd few sh
lngs.
Brooklyn, Sept. 81 ls+7.
DR. TowSsESp- take pleasure stating for the benefit NJ
those whom daughter and
months Old afflicted with General Debility and loss of speech.
She past by family Ply hnt
fortunately was recommended by friend Sorsapala
Before having Used hottie she recovered her speech and
enabled 10 walk alone the of all who
ed with the circumstances She quite we'll and
ter health than she has been for eighteen months pas,
JOSEPH TAYLOR
l2s York BronklYn
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INVALU ABLE
FAMILY COMPANION,

S,IX Lectures on Causes, Prevention and Cure Of
- Consumption, Asthma, Diseases OF the Heart and
all Female Diseases 23i pages, % engravings.
Paper 80 cts, bound - cts. Mail any part-post-
age - cts.
Shoulder Braces and Chest Expanders, So Mail
any part, 80 cts postage. lnhalng Tubes, Silver,
perfect, SO to $40 Tor all Ruplures, Falling of the
Bowels and Womb, and Weak Back and Chest sent
by Express everywhere. For Braces or Supporters,
or Rupture Supporters give height from head TO foot,
and circumference of person next the surface, Just
above the hips If Rupture, mention which side.
Agents wanted Tor the sale of the above goods Adj
dress DR. S 5. FITCH, 7O7 Broadway, New York,
pos' paid
March 10, 1873 37yl
THO A. PEcK, Apothecary and dealer in sursi-
cal instruments, Agent for Burlington and vicinity.
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New Tin Shop.

Sheet Iron, Brass and Copper Ware House
TNliE Subscribers have opened Shop in
L Church Street, opposite Chttenden Co House
Tor the purpose OF Manufacturing and offering Tor Sal,
every article that may he wanted in the above line
which will be made to order Peddlars and Ner
chants will be supplied on as reasonable terms as a
any other shop in the county
JAMES \. SHEpD & co,
Burlington, MAY ;, ISIS. i6wy
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DYSPEPSIA,

No fluid medicine has been which nearrv
resemble, juice saliva depmposinr food and
strengthening the digestion
paria posye OF Dyspepsia however severe
or Chronic.
BANK DEPARTMENT dlbdnp MAY TO- Isi5
DR TowNsFNn-Dear Sir; have been afflicted for several
with Dyspepsia in it. forums attended sourneSs OF
stomach loss of appetite heartburn
all kinis of foot AMI weeks could eaO have
been unable To retain but small portion stomach
tined the usual remedies hut they had but
moving tho Complaint Twas induced about
Try Your Extract of Sarsaparla say, lutte
deuce hut after using nearly bottles appetite
stored aud would the of to
have been afflicted as have. seen Yours Sc
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For Sale.

THIlIRiIE farms for sale, two of them in
q the town OF Milton situated near the village AT
Milton Falls. One OF them contains - acres OF land
with good fruit Orchard, House Barn, and ont bull
dmgs, the other about 30 acres, with good Orchard
House Barn, and out buildings Also. one lying in
the Town OF Nestiord containing $50 house
barn, and buildings with orchard good terms given
for payment, for further information. Apply 10 the
subscriber in Milton.
Mlltnn. Nav 10 80 WHINE ETIIAN AUSTIN.
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EIssHlaypCr narsi.

GRAY. MEAD & co. offer for sale, at
VI their place, on Pearl Street nearly every descrp-
ton OF seasoned LUMBER. on ihc opening of
Navigation, they will have tor sale large supply
OF SHINGLES, and intend to keep on hand, TO supply
the community during the season. all kinds OF market
able Lumber. iOu
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BURLINGTON AGRICULTURAL
Warehouse and Seed Store,
PIERCE, DAVEY Il co.
DEALERS IN rRouTY AND MEARS'


Celebra'cd Patem Centre Drangh, Self Sharpening
Nde-hiH and bsoH Pioughs, Harrors,
Caitrai0rs, Sraw cutters, &c.
College Street. Burlington, Vt.
Also. dealers in every variety of A Agricultural and
Horticultural Tools and Machines, among which
arr
Horse Powers Vegetable Cutters, Corn and Cob
Crackers, Sugar Mills, Grindstoncs Horse and Hand
Hay Rakcs, Scylhcs, Smiths Rifles and Stones.
Easc Hay .nl Manure Forks, Hoes, Shovels and
Spades. Dirt, Tree, and Floor Scrapcrs. Axes Hatch
cts, and hammers. Picks and Iron Bars Axe, Fork,
Hoe and Shovel Handles, Sheep Shears and Fmt
Giahcrcls Garden Engines, l}arn-door and Friction
Rollers po,atoc, Bog and Brcaking-up Hoes. Draft.
and Forks, Garden Syringcs, Reels and Lines Pru-
ming Knives, Shears and Scissors Pruning Saws and
thscls Garden and Hedge Shears. Grass Hooks and
Sickes Bill Hooks, and Letter Stamps Horse and
Cattle Cards and Brushes, OK Yolcs, Bows and Pins
Butter S.amps. Ok Balls, &c. Sc.
Agents for the Sale of MorrilIs premium Patent
Scales, and dealers in Mechanics Tools, comprising
Hunt, best extra Cast Steel chopping and Broad axes,
Broad, axe lsattcrn Singing, l.alhug and Claw
l!aichets and AIDES, all warranted ; Bread, Butcher
innting, Jack and Pocket Knives Hand, Butcher
Cross Cut, Circular and Wood Saws, Shnvcs aurcrs
ne: Also dealers in Mr.. Glar.'s Sole Leather
Douglas Patent Pumps Wheeler and Downs Pumps
Lead Pipe Churns, Cheese Presses, Baskets Tubs
Pals &c. &c
>, We have an assortment of Books on Agriculture
Horticultural. and Horticulture also complete as
sortnent OF Field, Garden and Flower Seeds which
are warranted good, and true to the name Being
nnents Tor all the Nurseries in the vicinity OF Burng.
ton, Boston New York and Albany, mr.. prcpn re
IT, execute my orders for OrRamcntai and iiuii
Trees, Shrubs. HaujeTy TiantS, Herbaceous and
Greenhouse Pidnfs, Sc. nc.
a. Dr.n r.I III.
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Splitting Blood!

Read the following, and that Consumption is incurabc
you
Nsm York, .4prL - Isi1.
DR. TowSsEND-1 verify believe that Sarsapaln
the hrouc h Providence life have several
had bad Cough became and At last
raised large of blood had aud
Jtated and reduced and did expect have on, used
sarsapala but short time and there has wonderful change
been wrought in am able walk all the city.
raise blood and cough has left You well imagine
that | thankful for these results
Your obedent
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CLARK, FISK & co.
.2s FULTON STREETNE NUR X

f"i ceIdirs OF various quantities.. Also, 600
p"onn" ' ohacco, comprising various brandf and
9laann's iiIcs and Segars, Maccoboy and Scotch
SAnn '9ilee' crushed Loaf and Powdered Sugars
NcW oiioanS rorio Rico, Nueyc,as. 81 Croix, Trim.
.au ana SaD9 MGlns7e. Half Boxes, Box and Kca
and lava Coffee fimento Pepper. GinaeT Nuin,ets
Cloves, Mustard, Cassia, Fancy and Bar Soan, Sncrm
and Mould Candies, Winter aud Summer OH NnrE'
erel Salmon, Shad, Herring, Picked aud Dry Cod
aud tall and general assortment Of Gro,erics Will
we offer Tor sale at HE very lowest market prices and
10 which We invite the attention Of the country nler.
chant. CLARK, FISK 4 GO
n. i. Llbcld! advances made upon consi gnnlcnl
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PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
1875 FULTON STREET,
sun BUILDING, NY

Theodore Peck Apohecary and Druggist Ru lnrton Vt
Reddng Co, Boston; Dyou Sons 3i2 North
Second Philadelphia : ancc Druggist Baltimore nu'a
Co. Richmond p VI Cohen Cbrcstou Wright Co. Isl Char
tres New Orleans los South Pearl Albany T. Vas
fuhrk Broad Market New ark and h, Al
the principal Druggists Merchants generally throughout ~
United States West Indies and the Cansias
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&. II. STAMFORD 4 Go.
Chcshic Rail Road.
ssis4ss.z:g SS.;.s;. EE.5:. zi5<s:22 IL

( y aud alter October l3,l, Trains will run over this
~ Road rs follows
Passenger Trains will be run to Winchcnlcn in
connection with the ftchbug Trims which leave
Charlrsiown at \. VI. ana | Z. W.
From Winclcndon ut Is \. VI and 3 10 2 NJ
connecting viii the second and the last Filchburs
trains To Boston.
Stages from Western and Northern New lInmp-
fre, and the state o! Vermont, will deliver aud re-
crlvc passengers N Winchendon in connection with
alt the above Trains.
Freight Train will be run daily each way in COIL
ntoIlon with the usual fiichhulg Freight Trims
L. NJ. EDWARDS President
October -, 1917. lg,f