davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26
By Telegraph to the ysw.York Tribune.
0hio-A Compromi-e-Bou.e FINALLY Organ
lied.

CoIruTrs Saturday. Dec 2' i-i-.
Tbs morning DR.. TowSsHEyD a Free SOL Mem
Der from Lorsn County called up his Resolutions sssn
and amer rambling bur esther n,eresun. discussion
they were Substantially adopted sni % the House OF
gained. DR. ToEushends Resolutions are 81 follows
Rsio-,- That the crrtf-s,es of ne 70 5ershi9 hch
we're handed % hr. >Fiit. except those 70 Nessrs
spencer and kluyon. Wigs snal 1e psssei % The
CLERKS desk and ID With those Of tla - on i-t-sf
recognizing VI Letter loco Chairman '1r TIE yur
pose 81 nzaton The si olsines. transacted Ehs
oe the cons 1@rator " the f1'I wing proposition
" Rfsoirs1 That Msssrs Push and Pierce locos are.
By their ceruicsfrs p~a fars entitled . Until
their claims shall be fnaly decided upon their merits
On which resolution the -a.d Pusn and Pierce sna not
BE- entitled . vote. but the same shs be decided by
the remaining seventy members Tic vote s.id -
oution shall b. decisive OF the pima 1-s zht cf ssd
P1sn and Pierce seats but nothing 10 the aforesaid
proceed nss shall be construed . Interfere utn me
rigst % either Messrs nccr and Ruuysr cr Push
s1d Perez 70 contest for such ses ster the orgsnza
don.
Mr. Letter act. IS Chairman snt Mr Mcclure WING
acts ~ CLERK
A close ny dispatch toe House ha. not al 1lrned
The PROBABILITY "a there all be nothing done ~ after
Christmss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26

H0NE0PsrHIC IREArHENr 10 I-F tHoLtRA --
A. the present juncturr thousands q or readers vii
= Interested In Earning that RE Homeopathic school
Of practice claims Presnnent success In the treatment
OF the Cholera From statements msoe co the strength
Of ot.cisi European sutaoriies t sppeArs that tre
deaths from Choiers under Homeopathic treatment "a.
bes1 from 90 =. per cent-EhLe under The cd meth
ois q his averaged from % % 60 per cent should
itese be ficts they cerianiy r TOO important b.
be- overlooked either 5y Individuals ;he authorities
having ckarse - the public aesth-sltsough ~ hsve
little expectation that the latter VI orego pre- udoe f8r
investg stlon- For the Information OF ndivduss how
ever state that i,ie vork of soe seventy pages
e'Ita nns full sni 7erIPlcuous details Of the symptoms
which mark the raroaI forms Of Cholera sni tha 3D.
ProP-.aie Home Ps,hle remedies - BE employed n
eseh, las iasi been Published b ~ RAdde - Broad
way shers a. The Homeopathic remedies nay be o.
tanned The book !. entitled Humphrey, on the Csol
era A1c Gas oeea carefully prepared from the zee, Az
tsorire' 81 Or ? Humphreys Of tbs City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26

~ hgl4fe.ls of rcss7sp-s. unis .n saying h.i "a
Ngss Bl.iue.s A'rsrrr fhe very let con Per IN
ftrs sni .lsi. ever PUB .ded and he pr-. - ~
cent? t. be hsd 81 M Nsw,psqer Agency, IreaL
5glcing and Of bOoksrI .-rs, sgents, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26
SHOCKING MrRDER-Thc Csta0nd Hu4
pu1l..h-s the folosins teieRrsphic d-pa'ch. 1'trd

~HOCkIN1 MIHUEK-I1T ITfIUIHI III y
publishes the fol.0sins tei-Rrsphc dI-pafch. dated
sASursyY CITY. Dee D..
Is-f evening we hrsri thu fiIlsfr4 account ~ tne
murd.r oi one OF tho citizens of Cleveland
dover hv the name 90 johnson stopped II "a f0fe
in Marion Ohio when ~ some means. ire landlord
learned t.at ne carried 5000 with him. johns pro-
ca-d,f thence about twelve miles o. bay cattle Irc
landlord flu1Ecd hun and shot him The drover
fai.nei death while be- wss dragged into ;oe wood-
forced 1etwecn two logs and covered VITA brush.
After ine landlord leii be- made himself hoard ty 4
ps.ser tv Put me into your wagon ami drive % ihe
tavern Is last a. pos.i1'e" sad he drover 90 sr
rvs there to- landlord oct o. take the h1raes.
vh.n the drover raised h. bead snd exclaimed. That
il irr that shot bel IA ; coo of my money
and Ton inmates sfrr. be expired The landlord gsve
hi,r.fii up confessed the deed sud j. now 'n JAIL Hr
John. 20 ~. shout So year. % age bad been engage
in BUYING cattle i1r some years y4st as an .-ftc
honorable 81. siness PAM ami leaves wife and four
chi ir.atl mourn the sudden ard terrible bereavement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26

sOs THg HoLlDtYs The He.-fr IT, el sfSp ~
t-epnx razor. 10 perfect order ~. s-l- - nes- "
.onx snd fss0rshy t1o~1 ir- pubic he'd = IN
rslg oc 10 Vrues - zee 10 say u hss Do 80 ~
tac.nx he t-~n-si possible edge to = rt9or
s1.r ssd NJ srosa~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26

foz rhr hoLlDsYs- Fsncy Cutlery. en6r.caE = are
s-ty of -Por'sen's pens srd knives ~ ne no.
rsr9 ard p-alfl ps~f. mlrg " ptrh have rey-r 80
1-fore imported A.o. rar~fs - lr srces for o.
80 They Rave hecu erei w esp~cis sci 81
wsrrsai-i o. - De he.t cl.ffV
p. SAUNDERS = son. 81 Broa3vsy. cor a. ~ly.
o. Co. .nd Broat~sj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26
MARINE JOURNAL

-psT ~ NEw-YckS. .OECENsEH.
MINIATURE sLsss'c....rss DAY
rrsr.-r -.
t..'.....' g, sst' ..----...t - f.-s .....s a. Wa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26

~ PstfEss Bcg.Trss .rV's AlntTsl ssrsss
TorE ard sn0gd BE- fund every coonuns fCr.- cTcs
s11 dFrinF Iis r-p'-e ff i10rnsiior % The 1s--s'
m-n sIf 70 M irave.er Be- - IVA lsh.e
Aesr.o1 T. bzls k@eJne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26

Iai. Committee hos been formed without C.rsuita.
ton with OIL the gentlemen named upon DO some oi
them nav .e.ine 10 serve may cone nf with view
of arresuus tne agtat and aaynf ire excite o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26

~ That enormously iar7t man uf ENGLISH
Giant s, Bsmums Museum. attracted great crowds
yesterday and will probably continue 90 so - the ~
mslnder of the week the manager having retained him
for the holiday Other attractions sro engaged
The BurIesque Opera, the S'ecp.Wsiser viii b.
enacted, and other performance will take place ih''
afternoon and evening
ToCcH Casa merchant col Boston. whI.e Boo
this City on the 18th inst invegied into den 10
l0hnst kept By one Chsrly Slate and his paramour
end their robbed ~ b. alleges IF $50 In money the
principal portion Of which belonged % hs brother %
sunday officer Norris arrested Charley and his pal IN
charge Of having ieeced the Bosonsn Of his ss1 by
'hr i'uch gsme OF robbery Whether sny portion or
the stolen has been recovered or not was not
ascnrtained
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26

TIE HosE FOR THE FRIESDrEss.-Ws have
received the following from the lsde, who have inter-
,s,ed hernseivc. in the establishment OF The me
The Female COMMITTEES u nc NeW.Y1rk Pri.oa Associs
vsh ~ express her srsf-f' sense n re sndne. o.
VI d. Gns~od snd hs s-socisie smsiegrs. by ~hose
aNeriou. Tie ale Concert for he beuef OF h- Home
for Discharged FrmA- Convicis vas 'ucce.liy carried
through sr1 sso 90 ne srisis - Do generously volunteer
80 services ard HI editors who en their papers
The flrthersnce Of ~ obert The Committee woad SEQ
nose Societies ard Ind vtus wcose chsrss
20 he lnsuo1 have rrcorragec heir eToris by relieving
IN So degree east he preseai enhffrtssnens ard
.5r.ng hope that MS f5a o. b-ne1 viii yet nnd 70
-irhtfIl pisc- IN puhic favor + order.
Neu.fors De- 3 { NJ KIRSLaND. Coz. secy
IVeursr.-Coroner Wsters was called yester.
day 70 hold an inquest at No lOa Chambers street
the BODY OF Henry Il Seymour, ssed . years young
physician Of gres; promise who while lsborins under
i-irum arising from typhoid fever put end 10 his
existence by jumping out Of .econdsiory window ~
Tire before.usmed place The principal testimony I'd.
irced before the Coroner jury IN the case was a. FOL-
lows VIZ
uf-,S Hobbs. re.ieius ~ No iC. Chsr.-ssL ~ being
examined sd TIE dec-ssed bosrdsd with ne BE- : my
cousin. he wss about tssing his degrees On Slncsy
De Neri on viii Dr. Oonsef % see p -
tork cold. Sunday Eight 10 took chii m Monday.
Tuesday snd We nestsy he s.f'1fri t- ecrfe.. ai
D. cutie in1ispo-~t ol Thurs sr ID ursF "a, "a i
% see h.n sri continued scn1 rm. A1ou o-oeS o.
Sunday night h- deces,ed seemed worse srd sem r ne
totor shouts o'clock yesterday morning he h@cs- fh
sni while younE ard servant woman we're 10 De
room 10 ATE OF tn he ne widow rse IL sni
ussf ito street he brou ghi re house in-er-
Z. e. srd ciel in shout % r'ru,ss afisrv sri.
-iu krr- dep sd - lows ! an clerk IN NJ. sey.
rours Office Sunday night was n ils % The de-
ceased ,ichng s.srvsnt gr cane into he room. when
turned 90 her tai her cal No Banned up sis'rs A.
fha lime vas sneakng % l- servsnt sif n deceased
rstsd 90 ihr window sni raised o. ard sprsrg into The
s-et be- f di.srce OF shou S. feet De- tAke1 INTO
ira house and 10 = few minutes he died
D. Crg-r testified met ~ found ne tecess-t on sunday
rfshf Abofng bilious fever ~ vphod character
ana though h- seemed rsf0usl he restless sid hi,
gsr4rai expression uufavOpbe there was nervous
sg.lsuou OF mind.
The Jury rendered verdict that tho deceased came
e. Dill. death by jumping from tho second story window
Of house Io2 Chambers - while iahorng under deiiri
/ nm, from tvphoA fsver.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26

IyQUEsr.-An inquest vas hrId Yesterday lbs
Coroner Walters 70 the house OF Philip q. Heir -
Fourh.st on the body OF lr,.hman, p years sse
named John K.hoe who came % his end under ihe
following circumstances appears thst the night
OF tho - of Nov last the decreased with two other
men n company IN the Darkroom of house % Cherry
81 Hearing a noise in the entry they out hudny
man wing there. with two others named named Ihos
MADDEN and J. Campbell. hehoe. the deceased. who
= powerful man. called ont % know Il they had muir
dered the man. scuits cnsued when the latter "as
struck on the head by Hsddcn with s.ung shot snd
En- severely injured that he died an Friday last yer
dict IN accordance returned by the Jury and the
sccused committed % prison % answer the charge
FATAL ACctDFNr.-About noon yesterday
msn living pa San;onst took down his gun for the
purpose OF shooting chicken, snd on dischsrsng the
gun 10 exploded and portion Of the barrel struck him
10 the face with such force that he expired almost I'm
ucdately The Coroner vii hold an inquest upon the
body OF the deceased to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26

e sure 10 asa ior MRS JERyIss Cod Csuay
rt up in packages % d. Is. . and II each as ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26

Rfs1'-t1 As the sense q th meeting
That re OF Thomas Peek and Jos-1 l Sci -
Iu01-n1irg cl.1r-d The dlh o. e. iu DIzle.- q
open by Toe eussarcs VI JQhl L., ssVenoic r.
i-l Fr-lcrc GO ~ without Varrsrt acy cher egsl
process pre.erc- whatsoever except us = pr-te
90 ilrli aiming outrage upon a. ne socs sld RI VII
"a tis a1c guarantees " ne cl-z-ls n Ae~-fork
Ttsi lie Drnc2- lvu vrt il ils csse Of b-t a--cit
ne security dewey cQOrec wonsn snd crt 10 M
Cly
No acon should have been entertained zgsirsl Bell
flr being save, u h s1d1c0rs were 1rst DrOusrf %
lsce LIS prncig pc any c0cred Fefs0u MAJ BE- A.
pre- 90 f'@ and t1-- BE- -ciec o. lcrs
ard tedious slii prove hat fl-y are not .lsTes
Ilz. c0lor-1 Persons ought 70 sio themselves 10
be- arrested sLsFs Jpn eng conditions grrtecrs,
rI-s Nhsfso-V-r. o. he rss n ne ser ll-Y srol q
prevailed erlrrt.n 90 question for moment
Th-y srold agree f1 slnllf sry ldf-.
flry OF 5c1y y 20 earth. b1t i1~v should deem
l-son @ ~ sd 1es b. Oh be set e SPOT a.
80 responsibility 20 t1e men VITO force uPon l-r s,le1
toe
IhsI 90 rol0re1 p-Ts0rs should p-rl ls1s- T-s % -
zrrese1 clsrs- " criminal c-ce except lpOu pfocr.
~ TIE trsf sep ~ a. ga process comp sin- 20
.strsie .rd The iss-irg ~ warrant BY that nag
istse acd 9-sr oher persor bee ne 1i %
az ct1rr person without s1cr de process fol Rave
I.s1 Oh chse1 Az 10 show ard read he warrant
az u -c vii lol 90 yOu Isy resist The Corstlug1
az 80 lrii-r states s.ys IL ~ The sme1-re1t "
PMS iili = csrrls1 p Ire A5,s 81 TrTsrfg, -ti 20
80 Tr1cllg y lIE" JEhEMlAh Pow Ch.irusn.
va sNiTz s-cr-l1fy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26
CITY ITEMS.
Lectures. Concerts. SC. ro-sirs

7
49, r.,-.-.- : -f r Bsr kc-C,rT-r-ia1 Hsl-Ff-uag
.-'--.. I..-..r-- wl-ra| hf."-f "
49, n Rev WI Piffe--Hs-no-t e. ca1rrr-r ? "
r--..,. - 49, Fra-Nsforai Aat-rgl. 4 On il v
AZ U-.a- s1sfssy. err h-s--f' i'af 80 80 &
- L. f--.r~- 7rra-rar srcr- kTa -NlF lrf e"e1F
-. 7--ss Erl f.-.r-. ~. 6rlsiFaF--- B. ~
49,. Hs.-1s 80 - Eorsy-l : a =, a. A.
r----..- - -t-s.-ls- g-rsf Eas-s AZ to D ? "
-.-..,., 49,. ~ a1r-s' HaI - Brrs-rsF-s
- 81 -. 0r-r C-rrs-f-sf-lr -sa-i i''t' -
~ .---t.---- 4ror 81 5--t1rar Ttestsr-' = r
-. rr-4--~-Cr So hr1sfrsf-- ?. "
go Tf-.---- 7rnsf-sr -rrcrF-FN
- No. srrs-rar k--.'-nsr tn1 sF-11s
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-08-15
Congressional Proceedings.

SATURDAY, August ~.
SENATE. Mr.. Anterior, from he Commit
Tee oil Conference on the Civil and Diplomatic
Appropriation bill, made report, which was
concurred in.
Among the amendments agreed to, in the
bill as passed, is that for the purchase of the JeE
ferson and Hamilton papers, at 800, 900 each.
The Oregon Bill, which had been returned
IRON the House with disagreement TO the
amendment of the Senate, extending the Mis-.
souri, Compromise line to the Pacific Ocean, was
TAKEN up for consideration. Mr. King suggest
ed that the Senate must insist upon its amend
ment before It would be in order TO ask confer
ence. lie moved that the Senate insist upon its
amendment the Missouri Compromised After a
good deal OF discussion upon points of order. the
bill was negatived-Yeas II, nays 80.
Quite an animated discussion eDsued in which
Messrs. Beriien, Calhoun, Bell, Foote. Downs
Westcots, Butler, Houston, Benton. Yulee. John
son, Ga, and others took pait, and which had mot
concluded at4 p. M ''N ~
House. Mr.. Vinton, from the Conteronoo
Committee on the Civil and Diplomatc All
made report, in which the House was 70 con'
cedes some and the Senate some points
He reflected upon the Northern De,,oo..o,,
Tor its detection on hearing the blast from the
Buffalo horn "'' "o'" 'he
The question on adopting the report ,vas doc;
ded by-Yeas l0l, Nays 70.
The Post Office Appropriation hill vo. ,.L.,
up Some OF the Senate's amendnan,s ,a ao.a
agreed to--ohers not. "ere
Inc House took up the bill for Grantinr pnhlic
Lands for Railroad 10 Illinois. s uO'i'
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-08-15

FREE Soil IN PHILApELPH,A TIL MA
adelphia correspondent OF the Tribune. speakine
OF the reception OF the Buffalo nominations. saws
although it has yet been sdjudged the prop.
er time to come out openly, yet assure YOU Tia,
there is large and wide-awake Free Soil party
in Philadelphia, who will be heard from at the
proper time. ut u F94
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-08-15

GTThe man whose neck was run through by
the horn o. bull, near New Haven, has died
His name was Elias Lines, aged "a.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-03-25

Sir, hope without dsespeci TO those applicants and asp
rants and those patriots Of them patriots ready fight,
and those other patriots not willing TO eight, but willing 10 he
paid hope wihoutdrespect to Of them, according
their rank and station and merits that they may be all dis
appointed kope, si the weather grows genial and the
season adyancer they w the WHOLE find il their into
es: . place themselves one Of these mild mornings in the
cars, and take their destination their respective places Of
honorable private occupation and civil employment They
have y good Wishes that bidding adeu to the and
the Capitol and The pueus Of the Presidents House, they
may reach their homes in good health themselves and find
thclr families all very happy TO receive them
But sir, pl agj0ra canaauS! This war was waged for
the purpose Of creating States the southern portion
Of The United States out Of Mexican territory and with such
population might be found resident therein have opposed
that project. ain against the creation Of States am
against The acquisition Of territory to form new States. And
ihis, ~, not matter Of sentmen,aity which am to pa
rade before meetings before my constituents at home
~ y Wh matter Of defamation, regret expressed
repugnance j is matter Of firm, Interchangeable purpose, 10
yield no force Of circumstances that have occurred that
may CONSIDER likely 10 and therefore say sir that
u an asked to-day whether for the sake Of peace will take
treaty that brings States into thus Union It's
southern boundary, say no. distinctly So and wish every
man tie United States understand that TO be my judg
me and mypupose. have said the southern boundary,
because there the present proposition takes its locality
would say the Of the western the northern, the eastern,
or any other boundary. would resist today and TO the
end here and every WHERE any proposition to add any foreign
teH6y, the south west north east the States Of
this Ion they constituted and under
the constitution do not the colonies Of England
the moth little desire the Mexican population on the
south resist and reject ALL and all with equal resolution
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-12-14
VERMONT wATcHMAN STATE JOURNAL, DECEMBER H. ls4s
FRENCHS
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE.
SS Washington ST., Boston.

--tONtTANTLY n
ID IBLES, Hymn Books, Church Psamody Chant and Mu-
ID sic Books, Prayer Books, illustrated Works, Animals,
for 1919, School, Juvenile and Miscellaneous Books, in great
variety.
STATIONERY of every description, viz; Letter, Cap,
BILL Sermon, Noto Billet and Fancy Papers, OF different
qualities; Envelopes Plain, Fancy, Embossed, Visiting
and Ornamental Gin Cards Bristol en6 london board
Perforated Drawing and Tracing Popels Drawing and WHt-
Ing Pencs Gold aud Silver Pencil Cases. with without
gold pens FRENCnS, Glops, Wiudlos, aud other steel
Pens ofeycry variety Pen ilodes black blue, tod and
motto Manifold Letter Writers and Folders Paper and
Pen Knives Quills Pans and Pen Nibs Pen Racks
& MEMORANDUM BOOKS-Writing Books made of super
or paper with without copies together with large as
sormont Of fancy Articles, wholesale or reta on liberal
terms, by
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-12-14
CHESHIRE RAILROAD.
OPEN TO EkEENE.
,TIME ALTERED.


IN and oer SATURDAY July let the passenger Trains
~ wall in connection with the Fclbuig Trains, be-
tween Bosto0 and kecnc, us follows;
Leave lios ton at = a. NJ. md 2, r. NJ.
Arrive Mt Kcene II, A NJ, g., NJ.
Lave Kehne at 7, A. NJ Snd}P. NJ.
Arrive ut Boston at II, A. NJ and e, NJ.
Stages will run in with the n ainu follows:
From Wnchcudon for Rinjgc and Jalrcy on the arrival Of
morning Trains up, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days and returning opposite days.
From Fiizwillinm, for Richmond, Winchester, Hinsdao
Bra,i curo Tuesdays, Thursday. aud Saturdays,
arrival of the morning Truns up and returning from
those places the Opposite with last Tain
places. Also, from Kcne o Chesterfield and
Brteboro' days, arrival of afternoon Train
from Boston NJ, arriving rgtehOro evening; and
returning opposite mornings TO first Train down, passen-
gers will arrive at Boston at II, A. VI.
AT Kecno, Stngns will connect with all the Trains toOnd
from Wapoc Bellows Falls, Chester, Cavendish, Ludlow
to Rut1nd and burlington; prcw,villc, Aseod, Charles
town, Springfield, Wcathersfeld, CiaIcmont, Newport
Windsor, Woodstock and Montpelier to Burlington.
This line 10 come xion with the Ftchbnrg Ruond, and
the Stages and from Kccnc, forms direct line OF
municaiion between Boston aud Northern Vermont and
REcr Line between Southern, Middle and Western YER
mont and Wesr New llamp,hile ind Bostor and aso in
kim with the stages from Ninchendon aud fitchburg
Wo!cuser and the Worcester aud Providence Railroad
the direct line between those sections OF Vermont aud
\ew Hampshire and Worcester Cunny aud the State Of
Rhode leland and in connection with stages irCm LtlcOn
Mass to Lowell, direct COMMUNICATION between tho sumo
portions of Nuw Hampshire and Vermont and Lowell
FREIGHT Gnins viii daily to aud from Boston, in
onncciiun with the regular fitchbulg Trains.
For further information, inquire at gcOw's Express Of
dcn, No. 49, BtuttIe.streGi, or No. IT, Em-sirect.
r. NJ. EDWARDS, President.
l.. TlLTON, Engnccr.
Kecpe Iune 90 1918. soft
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-12-14
GEO. w. SCOTT.

ONLY agent Tor the Boston China Tcn Company in Mont
leicr, continues 10 keep supply Of those pure Black
and Groom Teas, which have given satisfaction ali
have purchased. dAw Del. Ia,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-12-14
DIR ROCKS

WILL DO closed To tho continuance Of credit Monday
w the 4th day of December We shall get them exam
ned up and ready by the 18th close off oil unsettled nc
counts = fast as possible. - ,., ,o, -, q,
hor, hand and abort pces for Gosh the first day OF
and The balance will then be sold at Auction, " not
otherwise disposed of SIOhhS q bAN"pomn.
,hor
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-12-14
NORTHERN RAILROAD
AND
Franklin and Bristol RaiirOad.
On npd after October 20, Isds,.

On and after October ~, 1885,
THE PASSENGER TRAINS on these roads, in
Il connection with tho LOWELL Nashua, Concord, YER
Central and Passumpsic River Railroads will run da.
Leuvo Boston for Bristol and Lebanon, N H. Mortified ard
Bradford. VI ut att l9 A. NJ.
Leave Boston for Lebanon and Bristol Mt 10 NJ.
Leave COncordat 10, 40 A. NJ and r. NJ tho arrival
the cars from Boston.
Leave West Lebanon for Lowell and Bos'on at Q A. NJ.
l2P. NJ. the arrival Of the from tho West and
North.
Leave Bristol for Lowell and Bostona n, A. NJ and IS
FARE-Iowell to Yves, Lebanon a,75-Bhstol l,75
Manchester " 30 :, ITO
Passengers tnking tho AM train from Boston, via the
Mddohury, Lyndon, VT, Bath nud Litlotuu NJ H. same
day. being day thln any other and Stan
stead aud Shcrhr0oko second day.
This road connects with the Vermont Central and Con-
ncccut and Pnssumpsic Railroads tho mouth Nle
River and il the direct route Central and Northern New
Hampshire and Northern and Western Vermont II is also
the British mail line, and tho from Bos-
ton to tho Canidas.
on the arrival Of tho fret train, sagcs leave Bristol Tor
New Hampton, Plymouth, Franconin Notch for ,umney and
All thr-c directions Stages also leave Lebanon for
Mctdcn, Clat, mont und West Lebanon for Windsor.
Stages leave Btrdlord f lluvci, Bath, Liltl md
Lancaster ~ H., Wells River, Lyndon. Cfaltsbury, W.
Stnnscad and Shctbrook, Canada.
Stages leave White River Nill0go for Woodstock, Re-
leave l0yuon for Cholsoq, SSc.cavo Bethel Tor Middlcbu
~, &c-leave North6cld for Montpelier, Hardwick, Stan
stead, Burlington, Montreal, &c.
This hns gfcaie pfOpnriun Of Railroad convey
nnce in those directions thun amy other
Al baggage mu De property marked, aud when valued at
than $50 notice must be given and extra charges paid
beyond that amount viii be allowed
Merchandise raius daily, Sundays excepted.
oNsLoW srEARNs, Agent.
Concord, N n, Oct. 1G 1881 81