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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-07
city Int,e,,II,rencc.


About IL o'clock last night, IRE broke ont at No
80 Gold street. in Hoe & Goa f.otorv I'll. a..
o.;nu.a -, &C.. 49,, -,
active exertions Of the re efoient
services deserve tribute Of nubc re.na.t f.ou th;
ssuov. ,,,,v.r.E ~. a.. -.s..su" .. .u''
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nfe WaS eventually put down.
Adjoining property also saved through the active
exertions If tbs' fra comnanias Th. 1t. ~,
the confusion which nrevs,l.d, nrsv.r.. on- o,r,r
VIC ou"'u0A "n10n Pio'sieo' prevents our giving q
fuller account this morning. "'
IMPORTANT CRY REFORM There arc savsra, Inn.
papers nov in the han Of the Civ antho.
rties Among them are the nronossd amsnd.n, 10
the city charter: the draft 81 law Sor ths 10 "
nization Of the Croton aqueuct department; and q
has heretofore be DONE the police Of the
city Besides these are several reports of oommittses
involving SUBJECTS of grave Importance In this list
may be mentioned the reports on the subject Of fer
ries between this city and Leng and Jersey City,
several Iepor. on proposed improvements Of great
magntude; and other topics which involve interests
the In;on fn fsc IN snir.y Of
49, ~ Ss ~s ies s's,on wnicn 70 performed
IL Worthv Of more dsI,hsrsion tha .ns Ity Hail.
ana tn. Of tho city ees to demand that the
Should be- caried ont The gpss 20 DC
mercal emporium Of the United States oueh not n
r;iv rss"t from rSi n s - must neoessa-
inss such AZ ara now held Nv onr Ayd. .ns mse'-
A. WINTER kETURNhp.-Afters few days Of soft wea.
Lnef .e returned TO winter tempersture yesterday.
sio;ahs trrss t is,sn many OF the omnihus
seIsnS .urneo OUT again ana tne streets assumed an
nppehsncs qu,.s nke test wniSh they presented
mohtn seo MANY Srivste sstablishments also appear
ed WIN sS;,it Ana A. hnrr Nc. % ssScmpnsn
wheel, had deoIded m siority 49, ~ w
night how,vsr The sky hac:ms 20 nnri.tsi suss.
and 4 MARI snov storyn comna, o.oIVss.,
r;d ~ TsrL E.ost .~Tha 49,. We src Hos yet
his sssv 70 ne 81 RI 70 sseets
ali brn1oh. mt 81 ar nt;t !;h ana nave
d,s..ssr ~ ~ 49,. p.ssc et1'6us 20 Temps tue 10Y
itr 4; M inosapr 1 ~ =. .ps Sey Inns return OF
Al, * In "r,; o.. Saslness men vac are
~ - IsuS, anu sre impssens
brs,.s. AZ Y, ca1 ti no Wy OF .ns prosecution OF
Sr; az, a., 20 ssvS s, urs merenants the
ysise 10y. 70. % Som'ns. 1g.:l ssnlt en
REsorspFsoM DRowNIro. "A man, named Thomas
street, Monday night. His psrious situstion was
discovered by policeman, who went to his rescue and
saved him from drowning. f--ral,r rl.il .ligs.
Run AND FIRE-A woman named Bridoes Moonev
Orange street rot ntoxieatsd on no. ~
while in a state OF insbration I'll nnon $50 ~
set Are to her clothes She vas nost hi,; ~
nd before ssastsn cs arrivsd shs ws" nurseu,
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Police anteIilgrncs

Robbed on the Five Paints man by the ma me Of
John McManps strolsd into the neighborhood OF tho
FIVE Points. on Monday night, and was Induced, BY
the personal charms Of Mary Ann Hsrrison 20 en-
ter one Of the dens Of disrepute located at No. 100
Antnony street, where, after little mauouyrins
the woman and male thief, called Andrew Rogers
succsedsd in stealing from his person silver watch
valued At $50 OMcer Gardner arrested ths two as.
concealed under some stones whore II had bsen placed
by Rogers Justice Lothrop committed them for trial
Sfedii,tg Wach- Ofacsr Gaugham arrested. ysster-
day two women, by the names Of Catherine ,Frarnan
watch, worth s1s, belonging to John Campbell Wills
In Ahonse Of diuepute. at No 40 Orange street. The
accused we're committed for further hesrlug GplI q
.4'rest on Suspicion "A woman by the nswe Of
Elizabeth Backmsn vas arrested yesterday, suspt
con Of Stealing gold watch, valued at 400 Oaiosr
detsined her for further hearing 7" 1'7'
BursiAy.-Soms burglars on Monday n,put forced
On entrance into the liquor store No $40 Pearl Atteet
occupitd BY Mr. Garrett, and stole from the money
drawer $50 In cash, No arrest. !ls Ok - llfOp \
A Dshenest Saiiey.7A sailor BY the name Of Thos.
Cover was arrested yesterday, charge Of steaing
silver lever watch. valued at $40 the property Of
Csptsin Chsts Justice Lothrop committed him, to
Arrest Bench Warronf.-A man by the nsune OF
warrant, sued BY the Court Of Sc 'sons, cNafgs
OF gIspd :rsepy.) Justice Lothrop eennifted him to
P,oms, ,dYsa The cabin Of the brig Galveston,
sunday night by . thief; and while the captain vas
lying ssssp In his berth Che rascal carried on his gold
watch valued at $50, and $3.50 In money Yesterday
o6hcers Dufon and Close Of the 7th ward arrested
young man by the name of James Dunn In whose pos.
session the officers found the gold watch and chain
tho socused to prison for trial. The officers deserve
much cxedit for this prompt arrest. ,fs5tV J..i.-
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NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON SERNETS,
PROPRIETOR. i-~-


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h1sSFRnA inpnfesr'I ,at rt l1aouQN "a hNsi fifsi
sOCanrr LIBRARY. Broaavay,l near rsoan.sd-N.v on.
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V MISUNDERSTANDING In tho shape NJ /.
Clothing for wear fpeculson, euoh Fustsn Goats ~
meu. sruc' Ponoho' The real se.ioan lads Raebe
svuces or montey Jackets Mining Jaketa Mining Panta
water frocf Souhwcstsrn frovon aat th,ush
Beelm,r. w ''N''" '"N'~ oofnet "
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81, .ltd Before Judge Sanford n'.. '
.aJhburnsr Bauchfn : In consequence Of the sud.
dem lpess of Judge Sandford this had to 90 OF
:, Before Chief Justice Oakley. -, ~.
Mnrfin a. HotsH and William a. White vs.. Marinus
w. Warine- This was an action on n judg the
amount claimed for principal and interest was about
SEQ. The defence act mp vas q discharge 10 bank.
fuptcy to which the plaintiffs replied that II was OBJ
tained by fraud Sealed verdict this morning n ms
= ,niils Before Judge vsndsrpoeI ,ft., is.l 80
B,us and Others Us Lipermors and others -ssa,ed
verdict TO- morrow lthis) morning -. = .,,'i =,
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Court or Com mon Pleas,

FEB o.-.dbro and others Us. Shq,o & Cartcr-This
cause was given to the jury this evening and setsr
tif for six cent, damages and the vaus Of the
property at $803 O4. -. -. r, .,,-,,, - =
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Arrival, OF THE SoUTIERNER.--The fine steam.
ship ,Southerner, Capt. Berry, arrived yesterday
from Charleston, in one of her usually short pas
sages bringing US New Orleans and Mobile pa
pers one day ahead of the MAIL for which Capt.
b. will please accept our thanks i.' "ni' $685. >
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i ~ Court or oyer ANA Trrrninct, i.' ~
tfors Judge jones' sdsrunrn Ftahkiih ahd steve a.
The Court net to.dsy and sdlosrusd. lib 7'ih'i Ply
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the ny rsastlvs to Officer at the Nsvr York
The Is.oiusi0n giving 70 debate it va. laid o,sr
n rosisArros or,srrAreR AND nrorrrA vi
Tho. House then psocpedsd tn the nomi nation Of
United States senator VIII oh resulted in tbs nomin,
ton Of MIR. Seward. by the following vote =: For S.
wsId l02, Dix is, Walworth 8. ~
The Senate then met in the Hall Of the Representa-
tives and tie two houres proceeded to their
eomtDs tohs: The msjorities being found In
favor Of william II. Seward h. was declared to bs duly
elected Of the United States for the Of
six years, from the 4,h Of March next
The DomiDation OF the House for Regent, sRrssing
with that OF The SSpsss aVsa Re nesslser vas Dr.
ciared duly eleced Regent ofDths Nsv York Univer
xA As ,ssa ,nsa aD ~ % 5ss ,a
The House then went into aotsmittes. and took up
the bin to the chatter o. River Ssviags5
lpsttption and having made soms presre.s therein,
a~~sctnII ApluIANr oEsEn4L's asposro -. !,
"A oo!nmnnicAiion was received from the Adjutaat
Gsnsrsl transmitting his annual report; which was
on nsti0n, tie Xsssmbythsn .d3ourhedsa A:' 4,
~" Is Afection OF SENATOR. "a. f.a 49,
. r .csaes I, ,.o5st CIsciNNATI, Feb, g. lS49. =
Proceedings In the Legislature unimportant. e'7 -
S.P. Chase, free SOIL will probably be elected Ssns
for Kany one j. elected. It Is thought that cleo.
ton will transprs this winter. - Z ,stsoa1-{
The Cincinnati Gore,te sayS an attempt Is making
to divide the eity into wards In such manner o. to
Secure democratic majority in the City Council
Arrest OF a. Aurticrer-Ics In the susque-'
,fsa,i .ss sGa ,i.f hanna. tst'as- tms;it1 'ft1 2
,.r..s.,.S'" "a ,-t-f BALTINoaE, Feb. G, 184o. n
John w. williams wss committed day, charged
with the murder Of A. Jackson Smith, at the dremshs
fight, yesterday morning. ,,,.s.s -sr .f-,. 81
The latest accounts represent the Ice In the Susqus
hanna rs formidable ever The banks Of the canal
are much injured by the current, hi, ,.i .g-ev's
The freshst has swept away some buildings on the
low grounds at Port D. p,si many of the inhabitants
anticipating further rise, have oomrsncsd moving.
It supposed the travel will be REGULAR resumed
to morrow. .s '-E .'tvt :te4 - ,tt-i'r 60
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ID The PRESENT Police system 1t is now ne ar
four years since the establishment OF the present
police system, and many have expressed ..neif'
opinion that the system, at It's comnnencen1ent.
was bad, and would never answer the ,purpose for
which its adoption by Mayor Havemeyer wasin
tended. Such, however, we are pleased I'd see. Il
now quite the reverse; FOR each year the, system
becomes more efficient. The excellent arrange
ment at frres, by which an immense amount Of
property is saved, speaks volumes ia favor Of the
system, Nearly hall, or, we may say, three parts,
of the fires are discovered by policemen, snd a
large number Of such fires are extingalshed by
them without the aid Of the fire department; but
the moment lhe.fire increases beyond their control,
AID when the fremen arrive, that moment the po
lice take charge of the building, and protect all
the valuables saved from the flames, by forming a
bairIcade across the street, allowing only fifemen
to enter-4thus shutting Oft the many thieves who
run % fires for tbe.express purpose Of plunder.
aa The old burglars and p,ckpookets are decidedly
opposed to THIS system, as they find texceedingy
difficult TO Prosecute their nefsrIous business, or
to locate themselves in any one spot with any de.
gree Of certainty, es the Chief Of Police keeps men
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. News from Europe

The atixillaV steamer SaIah Sands .Captsin
Thompson, was 70 have left liverpool on the Goth
ult, and is therefore ia hereighteenth day. She
will be due at this port On Friday next The
Niagara, with advlces to the 9th ult, viii be due
at Boston on Saturday or Sunday nextlla InnIal..
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-, A Tie I'm the Ohio Legislature. ~ -:
'~' - ..ff ..l PITTSBURGH, Feb. 8, 1910. =
A wing has been reelected from Clinton county,
Ohio which makes the House of tie
The Daily spy., 1849-01-27

Commencing Friday, Sept. l, lS4S,
PASSENGER TRAINS will run daily, Sundays except
cd. as follows
Boston, A. NJ, S "A. NJ, and Pm,
Worcester, 81 A. M, lOA M and so T. NJ
Albany, 7 A. NJ and 24 P, M.
Springfield, 81 Am. anil 1t P NJ. for Albany.
Springfield, 81 A. NJ II and 2+ p NJ, (or on the arrival
Of me from New York; for Worcester and Boston.
DAY LINE TO NEW YORK-Uia Spring field.
The Steamboat train leaving Boston at Am and Wor
csser 81 AM. will stop Way Stations, unless to
take passengers for Springfield beyondPassengers
eeed directly by way Of Hartford and New Haven, and
arrive in New York by P. NJ.
Returning. leaves New York at A. M. and arrives al
Worcester al p. NJ.
FOR ALBANY AND TROY,
Leave Boston A. NJ, Worcester 10 A. NJ. and arrive
at Albany 81 p Nor leave Boston at M Worcester
at SO PM lodge in Springfield; leave ST morning
and arrive in Albany at /! P. NJ.
The trains for Troy leave the arrival of the trains
at Greenbnsh.
The trains for Buf4o leave Albany at7t A. NJ q PM
The trains of the Pitts6ed and North Adams Rail Road
90 meet at PlttsfeId.
The Housatonc Rail Road connects at the State line.
The trains for Northampton and Greenfield connect al
Springfield, and passengers proceed by Stage to Brate>
borO, Windsor Bellows Falls, Hanover, Haverhill &C.
Stages from Charlton to Southbridge from West
Brookheld Ware Enfield New BE1ntree and Hardwicb
from Palmer Three Riyeis, Belchertown, Amherst
Ware and Monson. HENRY GRAY,
Agent Western Railroad.
The Daily spy., 1849-01-27
B sroN y WORCESTER RAIL ROAD
Winter Advancement commencing Dec. rs.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS.

THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave Worcester al u, 81, 1925 4. NJ 81 p. NJ
Passengers will leave Miibury at IT A M. and 81 PM
Passengers will leave Milford at u A. NJ. and 345 P NJ
Leave BOSTON at 4 8 AM 10 M. "a, A s. NJ
A. M train VIII stop only to take up passengers
Way Stations for NeiU York
The 8 Am train will land east of Framinphcm
Tae P NJ train will not stop of Framngham except
TO take up Wesfern Railroad passengers at Brighton on
Thursday.
The Nj. train is the New York Steamboat Train "a
Norwich to run as heretofore, without stops except
FrGnlirgham
Passengers for Mbury, or for HOiston and Milford will
take the 8 AM and PM traius. Passengers for the
Norwich Railroad will take the AM and u P M. trains
n. b. The A. NJ and P. M trains take passengers at
Boston for New York. via New Haven
ByoekLine Special Trains.
Leave llrookline at74 ei andlO4 q II 81, 81 pm
Leave Boston al 81 10 and l24 24, Al, 81, l0t
Netton Special YrGins.
Leave Lower Falls at and A.M,2 u and 81 Ex-
cep that on Wednesdays the last will leave 10
oeock instead of 81
Leave Boston at u A. M, l2t ST. ami 81 Except
that ON Wednesdays, the last train will leave at eleven
O'Clock insteef of 81
SGCsnUiHe Special Trans.
Leave Saxouvie at II Am. and Pm
Leave Boston at AM and ST
Boston, Dec 25, ls4e. # WIN PARKER, supt.
The Daily spy., 1849-01-27
THRnmcm rpAINs

AHhOUGli TRAINS
leave worcester at 3 Am. and 3.45 PM.
Leave providence at zSO AM. 3l5PM
W station, Worcester, in Green Street Depot
90 u0 iroyldence in Wing of Passenger Depot
hL EhEIuhL lKAlN, with Passenger Car attached, eaveR
worcester for Uxbrdge where connects with Special
irah or rrovidence) mt so AM from Green Street.
uXBRIDGE SPECIAL TRAINS.
Leave U&brige Tor Providence at 7.l5 AM. g. LIS NJ
Leave providence for Uxbridge at Is NJ and P M
The Special Train from Uxbrige, and the Passenger
Car & rem worcester connected with the Freight Train
VIII MI oe dlscontinuedupon October 2sth previous
me through Trains connect at Millville with coacheu
or oatersVe At Whitins with coaches for East Doug
las ana Whtnsyille AT FarnHms with coaches for Graf
son centre and N B. Village. At Uxbrdge with coaches
ior Mord and Mendon At Worcester with trains OF the
western Railroad and Norwich and Worcester Railroad
me 90 AMI train from Uxbrid2e connects atPawtuck
e. win trains OF the Boston and Providence Railroad for
boston anu the RI train from Providence
ST Pawtucket with train from Boston.
the $50 r. M Train from Worcester connects Prove
iuenee with Boston and New York Steamboat Trains.
ISAAC HINCKLEY, Sup't.
ffoVidehce, OCT z I34S dwtf
The Daily spy., 1849-01-27
NORWICH q WORCESTER RAILROAii
Winter Arrangement-1s4a.

Winter Arrangement-IS48.
CCOMMOlb ATIOE TRAINS naiv .ycont sd
Leave Worcester at 81 and 10 A. n. and Al pm
ne ten O'clock Train connects with the Boston and
Boston Trains ~ O's "in '"e
IT, Leave Norwich Ut SAN, II NJ, and e.45 p H.
AAe morhine Train connects with the Trims OF the
oss'on, rfoyidence, and Western Roads The Nnon
@ rtsn connects with the Boston and Providence Trains
evening Frain with The Boston and Western
FREIGHT TRAINS,
seaT9 y orcester at "a Am. Leave Norwich nj SO
ArA'-tDaiy, Sundays exceped1
STE4MBOAT TRAINS.
AZ az BOSTON at M, stopping only at aainehar
al ss2 and ss a. 81 Danelsonoe 81 No, plch
hEruREIAs-Leaye hE Aiyn,s Point sbon, i o,c,oh VI
On me arrival of'hs Steam Boat S'O'a "'''
No must procure Tickets at the Station Offices
10 baggage permitted in the Passenc Cars- es'
or Depots = y upon me passenger Cars
Nov ., y. H. P. LEE, ia
Supt and Eng ~ w n D
The Daily spy., 1849-01-27
LEONARD'S
Boston and Worcester Evrva.

gv,uE .L.vn ~ UAVV9tUI EXpfEHB,
esx9 PREss sDsIrloer h.. continues to run THE R6.
the safe transmission Of Pacla~., ces,sl loi
,r, nan NSses' specie, and Merchandse gene n
p..,,.,,i, anrse ase.ni;an lines each way Daily.
merchandise, produce, etc. s auo sehina
All packages must be directed TO his car.
Tho subscriber 10 aloae responsible FOR nsa,.. -.
ed 20 hiscarc, and risk is assumed by TX A'us'
Worcester Rail Road Company. soh ahs'
Packages by this line forwarded from worces,.r ..
Salem, Newbury port Taunton Fall River and Nav
lord also, TO Portland, and ali parts of Maine D'u
Orders free for goods 10 be retained By this Exor..
tlFFlcEs.-nA & CO.'S. Once Court s,rs.,
Boston; J. H KNIGHTS HAT STORE, lo3 Main q,
Worcester s. g. LEONARn
Peb 25. I94f. du
The Daily spy., 1849-01-27
Worcester, Southbridge, and Sturbridge
STAGE,

In connection with the NortOch and Worcester RGir Dad
VIE 3d5s subscribe Sc, Dehiie Es'ps9iy pee, III ba u
NIP established line OF Stages TO
between Webster, South
bridge and turbridge. Leave Southbrdge at 81 M ami
arrive Webster time to take the 81 train OF fO
Worcester and Boston, arriving at Boston at III A. NJ
RETURNING-Leav Boston at 24 and Worcester a
a. d., arriving at southbridge at 81 thus givn2
same day G Passengers for Worcester will be set down
at the NortOich and Worcester Depot.
Tickets can be obtained the subscriber and Phelps
Jeweiry Southbridge through TO Worcester and
at the Norwich and Worcester Railroad Ticket Otice
through Souhbrdge Fore By this route is as lou o
by any other.
All business intrused to the subscriber will be prompt
Iy and faithfully attended to.
rr Office in Worcester at the Am. Temperance House
MAY Ia, JOSEPH SHEPAPD.
The Daily spy., 1849-01-27
No.ico IN theIndTen.

Those that initiate DR.. TownseAds SarsaparIlia nave
invariably called their stuff great Remedy for Fenalss
&c. &c. and have copied bills and circulars which
relates to the complaints of women word for word
other who put up medicine, have since the great
of DR.. TSwnSends Sarsaparla in complaints in
cident females recommended theirs although
they did not. A number of these mixtures Pills &C.
injurious to females they aggravate disease and
undermine tine constitution DR.. Townsends is the only
and bert rsmedy for the numerous female compaintsit
rarely, II fails Of ofecting permanent cure. II
can be taken by the delicate females in any case
or by those expecting to become mothers, with the
greatest advantages II prepares the system and
prevents pain or danger and strengthens both mother
and child. Be careful to get the genuine.
scrOfuIa Cured.
This certificate concusively proves that this Sarsapa
rha has perfect control the obstinate diseases
OF the Blood Three persons cured in house unpre
cedented.
Opinions of Physicians.
DR.. Townsend almost daily receiving orders from
Physicians in different parts of the Union.
This is certify that we, the undersigned Physicians
ofthe City of Albany have in prescribed
DR.. Townsends Saraaparila and believe it be one
Of the most valuable preparations in the market
J. WILSON. Nj. d.
r. B. BRIGGS, M. D.
Albany, April ls47 p. E. ELMENDoRF, N. D
CAUTION.
Owing to tho great success and immense sale of Dr.
Townsend's Sarsaparlla number of men who were
ra Extracts, Elixrs Bittors Extracts of Yellow Dock
&c. They generally put ii up in the shaped bot
ses and some of them have stolen and copied
advertisements, they only worthless limitations and
should be avoided.
Principal Office 1876 FULTON Street Sun Building
~ " and by all the principal Druggists and Merchants
generally throughout the United States West Indies and
the Canadas.
AGENTS For sale in Worcester by M. b. GREEN
and JAMES GREEN & CO. eow&d2awly Aug %
The Daily spy., 1849-01-27
VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD

ON and alter December 5th Passenger Trains of the
~ vermont Central Railroad, will run follows, in
necton with the Northern Concord, Nashua and Lowell
Railroads:
FIRST TRAIN-Leaves NorlhfeId for Boston and New
York at NJ, intersecting The Nashua End Worcester
Train for New York Ayh's Point reaching NYork at
Am. the next day, in The Trains the South
and West Leaves Boston at "a Am. and reaches North
SECOND TRAIN-Leaves Nor,hAeId at P. NJ and
reaches Boston al 81 Am the morning Leaves Bos.
ton at IL m and reaches Mortified at 9 PM.
Fl PASSENGERS from MONTREAL for the
I'm Atlantic Steamers,
- and all passengers for WORCESTER or Spring.
field Mass, Hartford, New Haven, Conn., and New
York. will find thus the quickest
Passengers for Boston will pass 200 miles by rail
road and will go through from Montreal in 81 hours Bur-
ingionVt. in 8, Montpelier in IL and Mortified in
hours Passengers by the first train New York. via
Alyns Point will pass 27O miles by Railroad, and will go
peller 22, and Norhed in 81 running hours with mpe
time for rest.
Observation-Disclosures may leave New York at
Ph for Ayns Point by any Of the other Lines that
reach Boston before the departure at III the
next morning. which arrives at Nerhhed at PM,wher
stages will be in readiness to convey them Montpelier
Burlington, ST. Abans, Montreal, Pattshurgh, Malone and
other points in Northern Vermont and New York.
~ AFTER January S49, passengers may from NOrih
field to New York BY railroad, Worcester, Hartford,
and New Haven.
JAMES MOORE, superintendent.
Norlhfeld, Dec 20, leas:
STAGES
VIII run in conHecton with Inc Vermont Central Cars
from the following Stations:
White Rtuer Vtllage-or WOODSTOCK.
Sharon --for StraffOrd
South ROyaton fer Turnbridge, Chelsea, Washington,
Orange ami Barre.
Royaiton-for East Bethel, East Randolph East Brook
field, Williamstown and Barre.
Bethef-for Rutland, Brandon and Mddebury.
Monpetertor Burlington, Keesvilie PIatisburg, st.
Adams and Montreal; Plained, Marshfeld. Cabot,
and DanvilIe; for Calais, Woodbury., H.rdwck Green's
bcro Glover Barton, Irashurgh, Coventr. Derby, stan
stead and Sherbrooke; for Worcester Emore Crasbury,
Morrisown Iydepark. Johnson, WaervilIe and Bakers
field; and for all parts Of Central, Northern and Western
Vermont.
Waterbury-for Stowe and Morrsvilia SIN Dec 90
The Daily spy., 1849-01-27
splitting blood.

New York, april 7s 1871
DR TewNsRNp-I verify believe your SarSaparilla
has been the means through Providence Of saving my
kfe have for several years had bad Comgh 1t be-
came and worse. Al last raised large guam
titles Of blood had night sweat and greatly debi
tated and reduced and did not expect to live. have
oHlY used your Sarsapara short time and there has
4 wonderful change been wrought in me. ! able
to walk all over the city. raise blood and my
cough has left me- You well imagine that
thankful for these results
Your obedieRt servant
WIN. RUSSELL, 65 Catharnest