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IN and after October 18th, Trains will run over this
" Road as follows:-
Passenger Trains will be run to Winchenden in
connection with the Fitchburg Trains, which leave
Charlesiown at 7 A. NJ. ana | p. NJ.
From Wiuchcndon ut as A.. NJ. and 3 40 p. NJ.
connecting witt the second and the last Fi,chburg
trains to Boston.
Stages from Western and Northern New Hnmp.
shire, and the State OF Vermont, will deliver and re-
ceive passengers at Winchendon in connection with
all the above Trains.
A Freight Train will he run daily each way in con-
nection with the usual F~itchburg Freight Trains.
T. NJ. EDWARDS, President.
October 25, 1877. lgff
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Rahrdy, IIgnst 81
v SORE.

The following is an extract from Or. Hovey, an old and respects
BILE Physician in q Greenfield, Mass The letter can be sec al the
Office. DIR. To~nscnds Sarsapariila cures all descriptions OF Sores
Ulcers &c.
The Sarsaparila meets with a ready sale and gives good satisfae.
tIon, rs far rs | have hr-n able to learn. One gentleman in our vii
la-e has been very much benefited by IFS use, and voluntarily gave
a ccruic ate, which enclose I have already sold more than one
half OF the quantity received from YOU and shall want NOR. IN .
short time. Yours respectfully.
DINIFI. HOyEY
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To Mothers & Married Ladies.

This Extract Of sarsapariNs has been expressly prepared n
reference to female complaints. No female who has rcasoa &c
suppose she is approaching that critical period. I" The turn Of ii6,
should neglect to take It. as 1t is a certain preventive for any Of the
numerous and horrible diseases to which females re subject a.
this time Of life. This period may be delayed for sereral years
BY using this medicine. Nor, it less valuable for those who are
approaching womanlIood,, as it 10 calculated to assist nature, By
quickcning the blood aud invigoratiny the system. Indeed. this med.
cine is invaluable for all the delicate diseases to which women are
subject.
1t braces ths whole system, renews permanently the natural
energies, by removing the impurities of the body, not so far stimu.
htint AS to produce subsequent relaxation. which is the case Of moss
medicines taken for female weakness and disease.
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PRINCIPAL OFFICE
1875 FULTON STREET,
SUN Ne T.

Reddin. & Co. : state street Boston; Dyou 4 Sons si2 North Dec:
rond m, 4, Pbi,adcIphis; s g. Hance, Druggist sssssmore; pusS
a 20 r. Richmond .p N Cohen Charleston wryM4 Co., Isl Char
ire. street, New Orleans; i5 South Pearl street Albany hsrn
pn.L;,L a. n Rroad AMI Market ss- Newark, n and o.. e.
the ur,n,inaI Druggist. and Merchants generally Throughout ~
iuitpd states Nest Indies and the Ssns"AA e
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Once, 126 Fulton-s
RHEUMATISM.
Rheumatism and Lumbago.

Mr York, july IS 1e47
On. TOWNSEND: Dear Sir-For the last three years have been
afflicted with severe rheumatic pains have besu at tunei- AAA.
greatest agony possible. aud unable to follow my employment. I
have also had severe attacks Of the lumbago. read some accounts
in the papers Of the virtues of your Sarsaparila, aud thought I
would try it, aud see il I could obtain relief The luinbayo has len
me. aud experience no more of my Rheumatic pains. My gene.
raj health has been improving since commenced with it. for
which am very thankful and hope that you will mee, with the
success that your remedy for these severe complaints merits.
Yours, &c,
RICHARD JONES. 3
No. 1 DoyerSo
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(NkAf, MEAD & co. offer for sale, al
" their place, on Pearl Street. nearly every descrip-
non OF SEASONED LUMBER. On The opening OF
Navigation, they will have for sale a large suppl,
OF SHINGLES, and intend to keep on hand, to suppl,
ne community during the season, all kinds of market.
able Lumber. 4Oif
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Culver SPOONS, BUTTER KNIVES AND
n, 30 Jy. RAypALIs.
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This is to Certify, That | have purchased and put in
use one Of Messrs. W. & ID. DnuGtAs' Improved NY =
DRAULIC RAMS, on my Farm, and am pcriccly
satisfied aud well pleased with the operation ct the
article. and would recommend its use. TO all who
nre DESTROYS of raising water from any spring or other
running stream on or about their premiecs. The
spring 10 which | have applied the Ram, is fifty rods
FROM my house, aud seventy. i've ieet below q level oil
The size OF the dive pipe applied to my Ram, is one
and n qinri"r inch caIibre. and forty feet long. and has
n fall. in running from spring to Ram, OF ten feet
The discharge pipe, Qcading from Ram to house) is
half an inch calibie and fifty rods in length, and runs
up an elevation of IS feet. and the water discharges
from the same in my house, a perfectly steady aud
handsome stream. without any interruption whatever.
And ] world invite all who wish to become acqnain-
ted with this new and truly useful invention, to call at
my house, in Durham, and witness its operations.
Durham, CT. Sept. 18th. SAMUEL G. TIBBALS
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HORACE n. BILL,
Pub. and Print. of Roman Citizen,

From Rev. Zechariah Paddock, d. ID.
Dear Sir Having used, personally, and in my ia
mily, two or three bottles OF your Pectoral Syrup, |
feel myself authorized indeed, bound in duty, to speak
in high terms of the article. For hoarseness, which
with me, as u public speaker, has been a most formida-
BILE difficulty, | have never found anything like it
In diseases of the Lungs, and other parts Of the vocal
organs, its effects nre most grateful and salutary. It's
remarkable palatnblcness-being very little more Of
tensive than pure honey, | consider one of its smallest
recommendations In a word, | nm persuaded that
were its virtues and its convcniences known to the
public, ii would have an extensive sale.
Very respectfully. z. PADDOCK.
For sale by THEODORE A. PECK,
45w2m Wholesale Druggist.
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G., r. STAMFORD 4 60.

MOULD call the attention of purchasers
to their stock Of Goods, believing it will be TO
their advantage. We have every variety OF Fancy
Mating. Floor Oh Cloth, Window Shades, Looking
Glasses, Paper liangings, Grockery, China and Glass
Ware, Groceries,, &c.
We do not think it necessary to pariicularize more
but would say call and examine.
Burlington, May %, 1913, WISH
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43I caddics OF various quantities. Also, 1000
packages Tobacco, comprising various brands ant
qualities Pipes and Segars; Maccoboy and Scotch
Snuff New Orleans. Porto Rico, St. Croix and la'
vnna Coffee, crushed Loaf and Powdered Sugars
New Orleans, Porto Rico, Nueivrtas, ST. Croix, Trim
idad and Cuba Molnsscs Half Boxes. Box and kes
Raisins st. Domingo, Cubn. Rio, Lnguira. Sumatr,
Cloves. Mustard, Cassia, Fancy and Bar Soap, Sperm
and Mould Candles, Winter and Summer Oils, Mack.
erel, Salmon, Shnd, Herring, Picked and Dry Cod
we offer for sale mt the very lowest market prices, and
to which we invite the attention Of the country mer.
chant. CLARK, FISK & co.
N. B. Libernl advances made upon consignment.
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GIRLS. READ THIS.

You who have pale complications, duh eyes. blotches on the hse
rou III skin or frccklcs, and nc -" out Of spirits." use q bottle o.
two Of DR.. Townsend's Sarsaparila. II will cleanse your blood,
remove the frcckics aud blotch-s. and give you animation, spark.
ling eyes. fine spirits, aud beautiful compile xion-al Of which are
VI immense value to unmarried ladies'.
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The question is now settled with regard to the real
value md practical efficiency Of the PECIORhL
SYRUP, in removing COUGHS and oil other DIS
eases and distinctions of the PutMoNARY. ORGANS
Its superiority over every other medicine, Tor TINS class
OF complaints, can be attested by hundreds III this
town who have used ii with the happiest results;
some Of whose names have already appeared III TINS
paper, and more of Them will be seen very soon
There is no longer any doubt about 1.-THE tact is
certain, that
DIR. FORD's PICTORIAL SYRUP.
is the greatest remedy of the age; it is Just the ihing
found till now viz a medicine that should be pleas
ant 10 take-quickiy e6icacions when taken safe IN
its operation, and that il should require nothing inter-
wards in the shape of piysic, or other medicine to
cnrry il out of the system.
1t should be particularly observed by the reader.
TINT this SYRUP is not a remedy for diseases of all
parts of the body, but only Tor the CHEST and
LUNGS, and for
NOTHING ELSE!
But for all PULMONARY DIEEICULIYES CT.
cent the most advanced stages OF CONSC.HPIION,
it is an INrALLIBLE REMEDY. Even in the early stages
OF this malady, it has rescued. many IN tneir down
ward progress, and restored them TO health, and to
the active business and e%njoyments OF life. Try it,
then, if you have n COUGH, and you will not be dis
appointed.
Rome, March IS, lS45.
DR.. Foopp,-Dear Sir Il very c~hecrtully give my
certificate for your Pcctoral Syrup, through your
Agents in Rome, Messrs. Dudley & Peck. My wife
has been troubled with n severe cough for some years,
and in the meantime has tried various medicines OF
repute. Last fall her cough increased and | felt very
much alarmed about her. | was induced to try your
Syrup, and am happy to say, that two bottles en-
tirely cured her cough, and improved her general
health. | would recommend it to all as a medicine Of
great worth.
HORACE n. BILL,
pvb aud p,,pt .C U,,,, f;,:...
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Hydraulic Ram.
For Sale,

FOR Sale.
THREE farms for sale, two of them in
L the town of Milton situated near the village at
Milton Falls. One Of them contains IS acres o tland
with n good fruit Orchard, House Barn, aid out bull
dmgs, the other about 30 acres, with a good Orchard
House Barn, and ont buildings, Also, one lying in
the Town Of Wrstiord containing $50 acrss house
barn, aud out buildings with orchard good terms given
for payment, Tor further information. Apply to the
subscriber in Milton.
Milton, May 10, '1s. WHINE ETHAN AUSTIN.
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Hydraulic Ram.
VI, &, ER. DOuy0Is' Patent.

A perfectly simple and effective Machine for fore.
~ Ing a r,,,tion of n brook or spring To any required
d.tni,re or elevation, where a proportionatc tall can be
applied. The various uses of the Ram ARE at once
obvious. viz For the purposes Of %irrigating Lands
and supplying Dwellings. Gardens. Factories. Villages
Engines. Railroad Stations, &c. WITH RUNNING
WATER. For sale bv
PIERCE, DAVEY & co.
Burlington Ag. Warehouse
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IF THERE IS ANY ONE DISEASE
that ] have greater confidence in curing than
another, it is the distressing malady DysPErsIA, so
general, vet so seldom cured. My medicine is al
once pleasant to the taste and certain in its effects. II
consists OF u combination Of bitter herbs in the form OF
a powder. The receipt Tor this bitter has descended to
Inc under a bond Of secrecy from my great grandfather.
It's good effects have been tested by thousands, and
very many ARE the orders | am constantly receiving by
post. 1t is also an excellent remedy for the Jaundice
Manufactured only by me, at Burlington, Vermont.
DIREcrIoy-Thre Times a day before eating, hal
q wine glass-or less il that quantity operate too much
upon the bowels. 40
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CLARK, FISK 4 co.
rs FULTON STREETNEW YOR X

IL AVE on hand, mad offer for sale. a choice seec-
IL ton of Fresh Teas from the late arrivals, COM
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CIGARS! Imported and domestic, of
superior Brands, for sale by the Box, and ~ retail
Wis by TnFo. A.. PEcE.
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! still! in perfect health,
Your obrd:ent servant.
NELSON NEWTON,

NorIcE.--The genuine upham's Electuary has his
written signature, thus q Y A. upham, NJ. d. The
Sold, wholesale and retail by WYATT & KErcnAM,
l2l Fulton street, Ny. 4 c SrnAR, and GEo. A.
HARRINGTON, Agents for Burlington. and by Druggists
generally Throughout. the L. S. and Canadas.
Burlington, Dee. 80. 1917. 21vl
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frost's Grammar. Bossvet's French Phrase Book
liolbrook's Geometry. Abboits Little PHILOSOPHER
Noyes's Penmanship. Parley's Arithmetic.
Binir's Outlines Of History, brought down to the
present time. The Child's botany.
school Committees, Teachers, Nc, DESTROYS of ex-
nmining any Of the above, will be supplied without
charge.
In addition to the above. always for sale at satisfnc-
tory process complete assortment of School, Music
ana Miscellaneou Books, Stationary, &c. 45w6
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COMBS, IVORY, BUFFALO & HORN.
" A large assortment at Turo. A Prcr
April 9Th, 1913. 4Ivi
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DERFUMES, INCEST AND ORDINARY AR
L ticle at reduced prices by THEo. A. PECK.
April 9th, lsiS. 4Ivi
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BURLING TON AGRICULTURAL
Warehouse and Seed Store.
PIERCE, DAVEY e. CO..

DEALERS IN PRoUTy AND MEARS'
Celebrated. Patent Centre Draught, Self Sharpening.
Sidc-hiH, md Sub-soiI Pioughs, HdrrOrs,
Cahirdtors. Stratr Cutters, &c.
College street. Burlington, VI.
Also, dealers in every variety of Agricultural and
Horticultural Tools and Machines, among which
are
Horse Powers, Vegetable Cutters, Corn and Cob
Crackers, Sugar Mills, Grindstones, Horse and Hand
Hay Rakes, Scythes, Snnihs, Rifles, and Stones,
Elastic Hay aud Manure Forks, Hoes, Sioycls and
Spades, Dit, Tee, aud Floor S~crapers. Axes, Hatch
cts, and hammers. Picks and Iron Bars, Axe, Fork,
Hoe and Shovel Handles. Sheep Shears md Fruit
Rollels, Potatoe, Bog and Brcaking-up Hoes, Draft,
Trace, Tie-up and Halter Chains, Garden Trowe!s
and Forks. Garden Syringes. Reels and Lines, Pru-
ming Knives, Shears and Scissors, Pruning Saws and
Chisels, Garden and Hedge Shears, Grass Hooks and
Sicklcs, Bill Hooks, and Letter Stamps, Horse and
Butter Stamps, Ok Balls, &c. &c.
Agents Tor the Sale of Morrills premium Patent
Scales, and dealers in Mechanics Tools, comprising
Hunts best extra Cast Steel %chopping and Broad axes,
Broad, axe Pattern. Shngling, Lathing and Claw
n%atchets and AIDES, all warranted Bread, Butcher,
Hunting, Jack and Pocket Knives Hand, Butcher,
Cross Cut, Circular and Wood Saws, Siaves angcrs
&c: Also, dealers in Mr.. Clark's Sole Leather,
Douglas Patent Pumps Wheeler and Downs Pumps,
Lead Pipc, Churns, Cheese Presses, Baskets, Tubs
Pals &c. &c.
We have an assortment of Books on Agriculture,
Horticultural. and Horticulture also n complete as
g 'rtmeni of Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, which
are warranted good, and true to the name. Beng
agents tor all the Nurseries in the vicinity Of Burling--
ton, Boston, New York and Albany, we are prepared
10 execute any orders for Orndmenfdi and Fruit
Trees, Shrubs, Strawberry Plants, He,baceous and
Greenhouse Piants, SC. nc. .
We are prepared also to furnish at wholesale and
DptrlnSi Ipnnr,,.I pran,;nun
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-09
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

we cherish, in The unfolding of the interests oil
cur common country' But so it is, Mr. Seaton
is elected Mayor of this city; and much OF this
election is due to those who are sustained by
the Administration, who, by misnomer, are
called Republicans. Those who can reconcile
this discrepancy to duty and TO he cause OF
truth and Republication, are welcome TO the
easy conscience of the India rubber man, who
could shape himself to please all the audience.
| have no complaints 10 make. But, Mossrs.
Editors, we are beaten in our FIRST clectioni but,
in the language of MIR. Butler OF Massachu
sets, tive will come again, until victory crown
our efforts" So say l. Although stricken down
by such fearful odds in this contest. we will re
new the fight, until this fair city is redeemed
and re loved from the sway of Wing mlsrule.
Mark nv word for it, the day is not far distant
when her sons will rally, and she will be re-.
deemed.
Both Houses of Congress have adjourned 10
Friday. Nothing will be done for the public
until the Wings have made their nomination.
II makes but little difference whom they se.
lect. except that we do not wish 10 fight, in the
contest, Corwin for their leader. hope, for
the honor of the country, il will, at least, be a
man that is American in feeling, if not in prac-
tice, as too many of the Wings, unfortunately
hare been found Of late.
The news of the ratification Of the Treaty
has given zest to the contest ahead. Keep your
eye on Whiggery; do not let them use our ma
terials in the contest.
Governor Cass left this city yesterday, and
met with splendid reception in Baltimore. He
will get the vote of Maryland-as sure as Vir-
ginia; and there is no doubt of the "Old Do
minion' in the good cause.
Yours NED EVANS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-09
FnR THE ENouIRER
To he Y;sitys Of WILLIAM and Mary.


Gentlemen: submit to you the propriety OF no.
minating Judge James d. Halybunon to Inc
chair of law in your University. This gentle
man is we'll known 10 you also mat IL au-
dress you sub un6ra, It's Tor no improper adyan-
tage; Tor | subjec. 10 the lest OF personal know.
ledge every thing | say. Judge aalyburon re-
ceived his training al Harvard University, which,
without disparaseme may be considered The
first school OF Civil Philosophy in America. He
is man OF system and extensive legal reading,
and is besides finished scholar. No probes
sional man of my acquaintance is so familiar
with classical and English literature. Several
wears al The bar and constant intercourse with
the best legal minds in this part OF the Stale, aided
by service on the bench of the Federal Court,
have given him that familiarity with the uactice
OF Courts which is the most necessary element OF
the praet.ee OF lac. Books can teach the philoso-
ply law, il is The part OF The Professor TO teach
the practice.
The peculiar Jurisdiction OF the Federal Couri
has necessarily directed Judge Halyburtons al
,enlion in an especial degree 10 commercial law,
which is most important and most neglected
branch OF The profession. In word, he is fully
acquainted with the mighty Mlence oil reason,
which my lord Coke says is only acquired by "ong
study, often conference, long experience and con-
lnual observation"
II is wholly unnecessary 10 dwell on Judge
Halyburlon's moral worth. will mol invade The
sancty OF private life, even for the certainty of
finding there gem of The first waller. Judge
Halybuuon has always lived among The people
10 be affected by this appointment. You, gentle
men, can appreciate the value oh this in inau-
encine The conduct of students. II should not be
overlooked that they are the subjects OF discipline
as well as OF instruction.
am not aware that Judge Halyburton would
accep, the place, but hope ne would, Tor The honor
and glory OF my Alma Mater.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-09
To The Editors of the Enqutrer:
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 9Th, 1648.

w ARLINGTON, ~. VI, ) uuc o'u, 1910.
Messrs Editors: Yesterday We had in this CT
" our municipal election for officers under our
new charter. You mus. not be surprised al The
result OF The election, when tell you that The
an,i-American party, have succeied in The
election Of most il not all the corporation
officers. This may be considered as Wing
triumph al distance from this city, but il is no
such triumph. This arid plain Of ten miles
square has always belonged 10 that arm Of party
that favored foreign Instead of American INFER
es.s. Hence yon must not be surprised 10 learn
HAT VIM. W. Seaton, The junior Editor OF the
National lnieilisencer, has been reelected mayor
OF this city By a vote OF 1923 10 1921, over all
opposition. lam pleased 10 inform you, how.
ever, lha, john Boyle, Esq. a true and noble son
of Democracy, received SID OF the minority
vo'es. This shows that there is some redeeming
quality even in this District, and The Republicans
have bnl 10 persevere, and the day is not far dis.
lant when triumph awaits he efforts OF the trne
friends of the disciples Of Jefferson and Madi-
soa. regret 10 inform you, tina, many OF those
who call themselves Republicans voted the
Ssalon ticket. Did you, Messrs. Editors, ever
kuow a genuine Democrat to do SO suicidal
an act4 And what, indeed, is the dark side OF
The picture, is, that clerks aud officers in this
slandeTed and abused administration OF MIR.
Polk could be found willing 10 so falsity
their principles, by giving their support 10 o's
Of the owners Of the very paper who labors
day and night 10 abuse the Administration that
Administration that we honor for the principles
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-09
FoR THE ENQUIRER
7osAe Visit,r,of William and Mary COll<ge.

To The pLSlf1r5nt JtltRdm ana !HaTg COISSe.
Gentlemen: As the time is near al hand when
YOU are expected 10 elect Professors Tor The va
rious vacant chairs in William and Mary, per-
nit an alumnus and friend 1.-THE venerable insitu-
ton OF whose interests you are the appointed guard
ians, TO introduce 10 your favorable regard the
name Of distinguished alumnus Of William and
Mary, admirably qualified alike in an intellectual
and molal point oil view 10 reflect high honor on
any one OF the chairs OF he scientific department.
The gentleman advered 10 is Christopher j. D.
PRYOR. The late distinguished Principal OF the
Williamsburg Male and Female Seminary
The eminent qualifications Of Mr.. p, as teach
er Of the n oral and physical sciences, have been
tested by years of eminent success. white uos'
honorable and highly commendntory testimonials
IN them have been borne by Inc iase fTesiushl
DIV. and all his late associates IN The Wi''am
and Mary Proiessofsh'Ps.
M teacher, certainly, in our State, mas ever
received more Ci, indeed, equaily) uhreseiyed
and Distinguished commcbdaIlons, ooth PROBES.
siupal ard editorial. Indeed, his abilities and
aptness 10 teach, unied with his high personal
honor, are considerations not only abnndantly
iusiifyins all the handsome encumia OF both the
William and Mary faculty and the leading Viz
sinia presses, but also emitting so admirable
teacher and So elevated 4 gentleman 10 distn'
gushed notice a, your hand.
Mr.. p. is al present out OF the Stale and entire
w ignorant Of any intention on the part OF the
writer 10 present his name in this connection, nor
is il believed that he would consent that his name
should be so introduced under other circu mstances
than the greatly regretted designations OF the pre-
sent distinguished faculty pi William and Mary,
with ali of whom that gentleman is on terms The
mos, friendly and kind. PILLOW. & M.
YORK COUNTY, June ], 1913.