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Boots and Shoes.

061 r. BATCHELDER hos Just received
y" fresh supply Of the latest and most
- approved st lie and Of superior quality, which
they are selling at New York prices
~ Is. All those having notes and accounts Of over
three months standing requested 10 call and set
July. ~, lSiS . d9o
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE

~ Probate Courts within and for the District Of
Chittenden will until further notice is given. be held
at S. B. Sanord's Hotel in Wiiston, in snd district,
on the ST cond Monday in each month, commencing
with the second Monday Of December, iSia. and at
L. Chttendens Office in Burlington in said district,
on "Wednesday of each week. commencing with the
first "Wednesday of December, 1873.
The Probate Office will be kept at said Chitsnden's
Office By order OF the Court.
l.. Z. CHlTTENTEN, Resistsr. =
Dec. LIST, '48 w23w3
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Fancy Boot, and Shoe Store.

THE undersigned still contin.
IN ues TO cary on the Boot e. Shoe
business al his old stand on Church
Street, formerly X. Bslchelder g.
y Co. He is now opening fresh
supply to his former stock, from New York and
Boston, consisting of Gentlemen's fine and coarse
Boots, Roys e. Youths do. Genllemen's India
Rubber Boots Also, Fishing Boots, Ruhbers OF all
kinds and Sizes Gentlemens Congress Caters. Pat
Sea Dancing Boots and Pumps. Ladies Double and
Single Soled Caters, Congress CATERS, Kid and
Goat CATERS, Missis and Children's do. All kinds
Misss and Children's Rubbers, Genlemen's Hair
Ovrrshoe.
All kinds Boots, Shoes and Caters made to order
in the neaiest Style; Also. Rubbers, mended in su-
perior manner, Gentlemen and Ladies DESTROYS Of
purchasing will do well TO look in before purchasing
els~ where. II. BATCHELDER
Dec. Is l846. D2l6d& with
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Dyspepsia cured of thirty years
standing

St. townsville Montgomery CO.. Jan. 3, lS4s.
s. Bennett-Desr Sir-Sorne four weeks since
was induced to try your Yellow Dock and Sarsapar.
lila for Dyspepsia had been afflicted about 81 years.
most part Of the time unable to eat any thing without
suffering intensely from it's effects. lhsve used now
only one bottle Of your invaluable medicine, and
consider myself entirely cured solely by its use Can
now eat hearty meal, without the slightest incon-
venience.
ANTHONY BEEKMAN.
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Or To~nscnrs Ssr.npsrln ~ ."vsrniru aud spa
cure for incipi-nt CONSUMPTION, Bsrr-nn-,s PtpiIpsas
Ii,.r, n, F,lny wonh Cn.,ivsa-ss PIss fsucuf
rhrH Whites oitrurtrd difficult M-ns,rustiou ts-
e0nu1nrs Of Utne, inv Ountnry discharge thereof
aud for the grn.rn II thu sy.i.nnv uisttes
whether the result Of Inherent produced
by irrcgulnry. ilmrss or accident Noins lie
surprising than its invixoraug effects the hmsu frnra
Persons Of all weakness aud lrsstnde, FROM taking
become robust aud full nf energy unie its ndusnca
Immediately comut-rncts the ueryel.ssness of the female
frame which Is the grert cause Of bsrrenunss will
not he expected Of Of delicate
exhibit certificates of cures prripru1 hut
the air- that hundreds Of have been reported 70
US Thousands Of cases WHARF families hsvr hp-n -itlout
children AFTER using frw hotties of this inv Iune n'-ii
cine hsN- been blessed with hu- healthy Offspring u
has been expressly prepared in r-f-rrnc- nn'#.
plants No frnHis who has reason to supposs size is
pr"aching that critical period " The ts'n Of tE"
should neglect To take IT, il certsn preventive fas
any OF the aud horrible diseases hc fenins
are subject al tli, time Of life Til, p-rioL ~sy BE- d.
laysd Jar "rera vrars BY using this mediors. Nu v
u less valuable for those WIN approaching ~Onna.
hood II ia calculated To assist b, qu,ek snirg
the blood aud ,vora,inr the system Indeed this usit
cine is invaluable for all the delicate diseases Which
women are subject.
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Directors i:
WlN0osKl F NcY GOODS.
BAZARR !!
COHEN & MANNHEIM

=
II most splendid assortment Of Goods to be found
this side Of New York. which they are now ready to
~ st the cheapest prices. They 1atter themselves
that from long and intimate acquaintance with their
business ana with the means OF purchasing the best
goous at the lowest prices in the they are able
TO sell goods o. oil descriptions and qualities on the
most favorable md advantageous terms
,feopie from Burlington, Colchester or any section
Of he country wishing t" purchase are requested 10
NEW STORE
and examine our lot just received, consisting in par,
DRESS GOODS
and cloak stufis Of all kinks. Hernoni Stripes. Ca
mellon Stripes, Changeable Cobourg, French twill.
A@+AG
Of oil kinds, Black Queens cloth, Bombazne. plaid
raw silk, Cashmere de Cose. Muslin de Lanes.
FRENCH THIBETS
Of OIL qualities and colors, fancy Silks. Chanpeabe and
Checked, Black plain and Black satin stripe. Also a
splendid assortment Of
Shawls,
all Wool and Silk Broche, Broche long Shawls. fin
ished quality black Silk Shaws, plain and figured
lh,oets DO Of all kinds splendid assortment OF long
ana square Lama and kaby, splendid assortment Of
BrOadclOths,
Black Cassimeres and doe skins, and fancy do.
~6S1dm@5a
Of oil kinds great variety of English and French
fnnts, and Domestic Goods. also Lace Goods, nee
ole work. had'kts collars, flowers and bonnet s,utis
. .,Sc.l &C. &C. of the very newest style.
wI6u COHEN e. MANNHEIM.
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FIRE FIRE!
The 81. Laurence Mutual Fire In.
surance Company.

The st. Laurence Mutual Fire In.
surance Company.
Ogdensburgh New York.
A 7 the solicitation Of several respectable Gentle.
yelling Agents for the County Of Chittrpden. TO AZ
iord to its Farmers Q cheap and reliable Insurance
Against ain loss or damage BY Fire
:, Inns Company established nm agency little more
man one year since in the County Of franklin, and
y mas now nearly one thousand hazards therefrom
showing s estimation where known Its nsurances
amount TO about quarter Of q million Of dollars
scnun, snd i's extent, character Of hazards and
economy render i such. that the actual to Farm.
es on Policies OF several standing has been but
the first payment and less than
Eight cents the 500 per year!
The Company EXCLUDES from its hazards. bsild;pp
IN 6iocks. Cotton and Starch factories Lipe,v
Stables, Ball Alieys, Black Smiths shops, Furnaces
rorees, Asher,e', PoYder Malls, BreYerie:, Meeha.
Steam, and Nfeam N,iis, by which Farmers and
those insurng isolated property are not made TO mar
cipate ~ Extra haza rdous insurance but share with
hazards like their own.
Rates
Farm property unexposed taken for yea, at per
cent OF the sum insured the insured for 5000 giving
note of6,O0 part Of which he AVS down. and ony
90 much OF the balance Of the note scaled for during
ne rive years, as to pay actual loss Stores and
Merchandze from 2. per cent uppdrd, depending on
.
external Exposures N"N
No ttco thirds clanse in its Policies whole amount
cancel If DESTROYS '''
Agents have certificates from the Secretary and if
policy he not received in due time Notice to the
Company is requested -,
Refers to the tollo,ciqg Members.
Plattsbursh, ~ Y. Chomplain, NY
A. Y. Moore, Piny Moore,
q as rustee Pres. church Thos J. Whtesie,
SAM! Conch, St Albums, VI
Palmer. Hewitt e. Co. VIilisfon, y,
lawrence Myers, Chancey w. Brownell,
1us'aVus V. Edwards. Hghgate. VI.
). W. & 5 $. Reyes,
Lucius Green.
Directors
s STlLwELL, JR IA. CLANCY.
ROYAL Villas, IN N FAIRCHID
D. CREIGHTON, VIM. BACON
B. Phillip, Hon. ] q HOPKJNs
= ~, " hEMi IRA WHEELOCK Pres.
S. PARTRIDGE, hi. G. FOOTE. SER.
Agents Wanted, for each Town Address A.
Skeels IT, General Agent, Highgute. Vt:
Oct. l6, 1913. wlsma
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HARNDEN e. CO.'S

HARNDEN & CO.'S
LIFORN
LIN E OF PACK E T S.
COR SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT, JANU-
l. airy IS. The new first class Ship Capitol. 700
sRegister, will be despatched as above. This
Ship fast saer, and presents most desirable con-
veyance in ere,y respect.
Good accommodations for limited number of
Cabin and Second Cabin Passengers,
Those first applying have the choice Of berths and
preference for freight.
This Ship carries an experienced Surgeon, DIR.
Hoyt late Surgeon to the Massachusetts Regiment
in Mexico)
Cabin Passage $3.50,
Second Cabin Passage $50
Apply to Harnden 4 Go. No. Court and IL Broad
Streets, Boston. d226d20 w26w3
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Great Popularity.

The following 10 the oommencemsnt Of sn interest.
ing letter jusi received. II 10 but one Of the many
instances We are d.iy Ieecving Of the unpreesd:r.
Union:
Columbus, Geo. July 81, l646.
--The Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla
gives unbounded satisfaction, and think will, IN q
short time superseie oil the other preparations Of SaT
sspaIilla in the market.
Very respectfully, r. CARTER.
Caution Extraordinary!
The reai reputation Of this medicine has induced
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OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS,
TIE ) TIM O N ]
The following letter indicates i,s salutary effect in
cases Of
DYSPEPSIA, GENERAL DEBILITY, &c.

WhteTtOwn, Jef1eTsOn Co, Nov Z, "
Mr. s F. Benner-Sir: am At loss to express
with wordsl what has been said in praise Of your
All who have had the pleasure OF using it, speak of its
marvellous effects in removing disease. with 50 much
feeling and heartfelt satisfaction hst am confident
now trat no medicine in boast Of It's superior
qualities. Many who have been complaining for years
with pnn in the side burning and pain IN the chest,
dyspepsia general debility, loss ofappeite chis might
sweats, salt rheum scrofnla-in TACT oil the dseases
that We in this climate heir to. find in the Yellow
Dock and Sasapnrilla oil that 10 requisite to make
them what they were in the days Of health, &c.
We find that we have had some twelve dozen bot
ties in three months. and we are nearly out. You
please send an equal number and oblige yours.
HOYT T. GREGORY.
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Notice.


THE SUBSCRIBER is authorized by one OF the
"srfferers," TO offer the highest price IN cash
and one pound Of the best MnccOboy. TOR sixty pairs
of" good double and tw listed Gentlemens" Wool,en
Socks such rs were knit by the Grandmother
before that respectable order was abolishedMWil be
preferred. A. 3. DEWEY.
Der Is 1913 dGw
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street, Boston, and for sale
' Traders generally :
EMERsoN's ARITHMETIC.
Part ! containing easy
lessons for beginners I; par,
., lessons for all scholars !;
Part 3, higher Operations I;
Kew to Parts 2 and 3 (;
Questions to Part 3.
BAILEy's ALGEBRA, on
the inductive plan for be-
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GoopRicH's HrsroRy Of
TUE UNITED STATEs,adapt-
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bro't down to a re cent
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of the United States added:
Goodrich's and EnlersOn's
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RussELL's LESSONS IN
ENUNcIATioN RUssELL's
EXECUTION.
Music Books ron
SCHOOLS -Webb's Little
Songster; do. Common
School do; do. Young
Lady's Vocal Class Book.
FRosT's g RAMMA AR;
BossUTE's FRENCH PHRASE
Book HoLBRooK's GEO.
MErRy ABBoT's LITTLE
PHILOSOPHER !: N Es'
PENMASsHIP; BLAfR's
OUTLINES OF CHRONOLOGY.
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BURLINGTON FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING. December 20,
Agents Wanted.

Agents Wanted.
SEVERAL AGENTS ARE WANTED TO CAM
~ vass the State Of Vermont for
THE SOUVENIR,
an elegantly bound volume.
THE TROJAN,
q Literary Family Newspaper, aud seueral Of the pop
uar Magazines. For further Particular address
Post paidJ ISAAC A. PlTTMAN;,
w24tf Morris Place, Troy N. Y.
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AND eoNsuAaPTioS'
PsEsss snS e, s.,s t. remedy for cal. by
Az. |. n THEO. A; PECK. Burlioy,o, y.
Etsts. $50 'se'c"anu throughout The
=; in,s article has become eminen, a. s,s,.
wholesale T-rms '''P"eu 81 the lowest
I Dec %, lSsS ..o.
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Great and Important Chemical
Discovery.



this Compound Esfraef Of Ysiiow Dock and Sarssp.
0rilia, with other almost equally powerful vegetable
substances, 10 one Of the greatest discoveries Of the
age and y the first and only instance to which these
ted into Compound possessing due proportion Of
the peculiar virtues end powers VI each.
Its success 10 astonishing. having performed over
fifteen thousand cures since its discovery-less than
Its unrvalled power disease, and great superb
GRITTY over oil Simple Sarsoparilla Srups mny be at
tributed to the fact that II is composed purely Of vege
some internal organ consequently the whole system
is benefited.
1t is the most highly concentrated Syrup in use and
being in Quart Bottles at one dollar per bottle. II is
also the cheapest. II purfes and enrches the Blood,
invgorates the Body and consequently expels
disease from the system, more efectually than any
medicine known.
Il is pheasant to the TASTE occasions neither sickness
pain in its operation, be taken regardless Of
business or Diet and by the aged and infant with equal
u ' al CHRONIC DISEASES hi. Compound
% the GREATEST BLESSING euer possessed
This extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla is q
positive, speedy and permanent cure for
Consumption, Scrofila, Erysipelas, Rseuma-
tism, Go,a, Liver Complaints, Spinal az
.Jsctions, Ulcers Syphilis, Dropsy, .asth-
ma, Piles, Scrvey, Elections Of the
Bladder and Kidneys, Mere.uial dis
eases, Corrupt Humors, Rush Of
Blood to The Head, Fever and
.4gue, Female Comprts, Gen.
eral Debilitr, Dyspepsia,
Loss Of appetite, Colds,
Headache, Costireness,
Craze, Night SiOeats,
Colo,
Organic affections, Palpitation Of the Heart,
Biles, Pains in the Side, Chest,
Back, Limbs,
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THEO. A. PECK, Agent for Burlington.

- DR.. Osgooa's India CholagOgue.-The
high reputation gained by this valuable medicine has
given rise TO large number of spurious compounds
which are now before the public christened with the
name Of ChOlagOgxe Beware OF all such attempts TO
deceive by assumed title. To baptise with Chris.
tan name does not make Christian in character.
Be particular and enquire Tor DR.. Osgoods India Che.
lagogue, and take no other.
For sale by Geo. E. Harrington, agent for Burling-
ton. w25w3
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Knives.

I Splendid assortment of Pocket, Hunt.
u ing and Butcher Knives. may he found .. the
Store Of FIERCE, DAVEY L. Co
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CON NU NJ p ITO

There Is, perhaps, no disease with which our cour-
try is affected, which sweeps of annually many
victims. as that fell destroyer Of The human race
Consumption Day after day, year after year, the in
satate monster hurres to the portals Of the cold and
silent TOMB freSWddded victims to its conquest. No
walk Of life is sacred from its brghting influence. No
age is exempt from its death dealing shafts The old,
the middlc-sged, and the young. all alike, are food
for this common enemy Of mankind. The white.
haired patriarch, whose life Of temperance has rem
dered his system mpervious the attacks Of other
ills and whose good deeds prepared him for the en-
joyments Of life's calm evening, finds Consumption
fastening tie angs upon his vitals, and tearing him
from world ever bright TO minds which look COM
placently on days well spent
Is there no help for the afflicted No preventive
ofthe dangers which beset in our chnngeable and
tickle cline We think there is And fthe allega-
tons of those who ire at least entitled to veracy
may be believed there is a preventive and remedy.
Wstar's Basam of Wild Cherry is offered to a
suffering world such. 1t needs not the adventi-
tous aid Of a long string OF htticous certificates TO
give it notoriety Its value and intrinsic excel
lence are sufficient to entite it TO the confidence OF
the public, and to
Wait on to fnme
the Of its inventor beneiactor If his species
None genuine unless signed |. BUTTS on the
wrapper.
THEO A. PECK, Agent for Burlington
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I II IS INFALLIB E

In all diseases arising from impure state of the
Blood, or irregular action Of the system.
IN THE VEGETABLE KINGDOM an All
Wise Being has deposited plants and herbs congena
to our constitutions aud adapted 20 the cure Of dis
ease and to the Vegetable Kingdom does he renson
Of man. as well as the instinct Of animals, turn for
antipOdes to pain.
The Syrup is scientific Compound Of The most vel.
liable Plants in Nature entirely from delitcri0us
aud enervatilg Mineral substances, and it expels
disease from the system, mparts strength and vgor
in q corresponding degree.
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.
This is to certify that we. the undersigned Physi.
clans of the city ofNew York, have in a very great
many cases prescribed Dr. Guisott's Extract OF Vel.
low Lock and Sarsapnrla, and are fully assured
that it has no equal among the varied Syrups and
Sarsnpnrilla preparations that have ever been sold
John F Siebbin. M. D.. SAM T. Wells. IL. D.,
2 s Maynard, N. D., F. R. Thomas, II. d.
J. f. Morgan. NJ. -, s. NJ. Johnson, NJ. D..
New YO,k Oct 10, '46.
TIE TIMONY.
The following letter indicates it's sau.ay efFec, in
cases of
DYSPEPSIA CENEpAr DEnrr INV L.,
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SCHOOL BOOKS

OF ESTABLISHED REPUTATION.
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THE TOCSIN
HAS AGAIN SOUNDED.
Turn Out ! Turn Out ! |!

ONCE MORE TO THE RESCUE, and
~ with such man as Old lack for President,
(Which is now certnin) Liberty will folow-that Lib
erty which secures to every man, woman and child,
the freedom of Speech the freedom o conscience and
above all the freedom of Trade All hail then the hap
py day when the Projectors of
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The best Female Medicine kno,vn

ANTHONY BEEKMAN.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-01

rv'uE uuisnirsed .Aefs die usihod o.
ff .faI. Z Their sinrsfe thsoAs ta tlCll
It--ft alt .ts FaiBe fos ihs vrts .hrrs
.afta.ate She, aaTt receive IN ihtf busI
rt,s &C. ih- isU yeat u has been Gen
,austsuf sIat md cnteAvof 20 rr-flt ibe o.
f--iiaa tst sst pnrr thesn ~ Tie lsfmfrs.
Nst,htr.s 4n3 NO. .fgvcts ant 20 u'tte
It flifs Iatcfesi 81 i've cu1spmett 81 wool.
on Gup.s fa t's1c " .fA hem.
u those Who ere sc41aiutrd vi;h her
isfrls aaa lave wofr cluins usuuiaeturef ~
Ufri. 90 ut. ~ uunecessarf % saf "ott.
&C. o.. f.asr N no sie nai, ibey would simply
suY ra.ue ADJ see ioF yoursel'es her
shII sni erreficnce 80 wooden mauuitc'u'
Ieis strssty pt., tuosu 90 ne pot.l'.--
Th,If tsfaL'Isi rrs ~ hss l.een eulaiged near
t ous lalf FROM wbsf II vas one feaf ago.
Thr, haze made some additions to tho ma
,biDsfv. Oh Of which 10 IN the best possible
,or4s,so. The, arc prepared Co do double
,,. s,,.oB,, of uatk sud DO II bctter than
Ee, have ever done before, and beuct ihan
Gao 10 Done oi,ewusie ia this part Of the
rouaiO Tor ihs same pricc Their motto IS
DaRafd. ffos4 coed 10 trucr iot insirsa Of
alio~lpg their cloths 10 diminish 10 worth
and hsauty. thew are determined, by strict
attention TO theu business, 70 have them i'm
prove
There Is system otshayng praetioed by
sans manu- feiursrs, consisting Of working
900 cotton, lullng 90 Aocks, working In waste
and dJiogs leaving IN starch and gum TO
make me ci1'h feel heavier, &c. Ia proof
ihsi nothing a. tie Kind is prsciired by the
subscribers, those who may wish TO SATISFY
ihsu,selyss ~, referred 20 ihpse LIVING In the
vicinity Of lbo mill end TO peddlers and haf-
ness msksts. who buy their Aoeks and waste.
And now 10 those who are ~ want Of good
Cloth. We have on hand and are constant
IL getting out shat Of the best KIDD Tor far
mcfs and mechanic, as well as merchants.
Fleece Wool Pulled do Tags and Peis,
recelvsd 10 work or 10 exchange, as usual.
Our Goods are warranted 10 be just what
lhey appear to be.
A. KILBURN & son,
Hydeville April 10, l-Is. l5lf
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TINE ALTERED

On and after Saturday, July lst the Passenger
~ Trains Will rnu. 90 connection with the Fitch
burg trsins, between Boston and kcenc a. follows.
Leave Boston az a. m. and 3. m.
Arrive AZ kccus ~ II a. m. and q =. m.
Leave herue ~ Z a. m. and ? 2. ul.
Arrive al Boston 40 II, M. sud Il, +, m.
AtkecGe, Stage will connect With all the Trains
60 aud from Naipole Bellows Falls Chester Cav
sni.sh, Luiow % Rutland and burlington. Drevs-
'i.Ir. Alstcad, Charlettnvu, Springfield Ncsthers-
field, Claremont Newport. Windsor, Woodstock
Aud Montpelier T. Burlington.
lhis line 10 connection With the IitchburEh
Railroad aud The Stage 60 and from hrcue forms
direct Aur ~ cummuulcat between Boston and
Northern Vermont aud Northern New Hsmr,hire.
and ne shorfe nIif 1Ha.i direct us between South
err Middle and " ..tcrn vermont and Nc.t,ru
New HaUr.hirc AND B..tou. and alec. in r.ruer-
tlsu Wltl tA- stage. from NIrChsrfrr and Fitch
burg O. " nrcs.tsr and tho Norr,.tfr ana P...I-
dsHss Railroad the ul..t direct .ll u,ts-tl f...-.
tretiahs az ermuut and Aev NAmI si..ry and VIZ.
ct-t,r County and tht State 90 Rtois i.Iar.. aud
100 connection With The Stony Brook E.ursad q
Lowell direct communicative from the trr4.
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veil LH-rrar'. aud state o. Name O.. Na,AuA
Marctr.trr and Concord.
Freight trains 80 ron DADDY &c. ard from j stan
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pres. omos \ - brAtt', stfes, or No.ll Hratt,
street
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" TlLTON Engineer
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