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Inc y "a, OF The Mist Every body who has
ra sI Niagara Fails, within two or three years
past, has seen the little steamer "Maid II tho
MIST which dances like cork on the tronbIed
niagara and boldly defies the cataract by run.
hihg almost Int" 1t, On Wednesday last she had
narrow escape, in consequence of the breaking
o' ner machinery, but her course is so regulated
1nat enc drlfted into the eddy OF her landing
l MS VIII give renewed confidence in her. for II
was reared that in case of accident her DRIFT would
De towards the eddy of the whirlpool
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Celebration of the
anniversary of the National Independence,
Ar CETCESVER

AT LEICESTER.
The inabtants of Leicester Spencer Paxton and Au,
burn, constituting the original Town of Leicester will
celebrate the Alb of july 1e4s, commemoratng the
part taken BY the inhabitants of said Town. the event.
of the Revolution.
The services Of the occasion will precisely
at 10 O'Clock, NJ, at grove about 100 rods west Of
the common in Leicester
public dinner will be provided on the common, for
such Gentlemen and Ladies may be provided with ticks
cts At the close of the services the grove process
sion will be formed, and escorted the table, the oI>
lowing order. viz:
Leicester and Spencer Fire Companies Escort
Music.
Aid. Chief Marshall. Aid.
president of the Day.
Orator and Chaplain.
Committee OF Arrangements.
Vice Presidents.
Soldiers Of the Revolution, in Carriages.
Present and Past Senators and Representatives. in Con,
gtess, and Officers Of the U. 5. Government.
Preen and Pasl nbers Of the Legislature OF Mass.
Invited Guests.
Present and past PrecePors OF Leicester Academy and
CleTgymen Of all Denominations.
Students OF Leicester Academy.
Citgens OF other Towns.
Citizens OF Spencer
{" +" Paxton
" Auburn.
Leicester,
To avoid conlusio is hoped that all who have pro-
vided themselves with tickets for the Dinner, will form in
the pre- cession and he escorted to the table.
HENRY A. DENNY, chef Marshal.
Leicester, 2sth June, le49.
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INCREASE OF BUSINESS ON THE BosroN
AND WORCESTER RAILROAD. In the last re-
port of the stockholders Committee OF the Bos.
ton and Worcester Railroad, the following re-
marks occur in relation to the vast increase of
business on that road since its establishment. No
person could have conjectured at the time the
road was built, that in less than twenty years the
earnings Of the road would annually amount
to nearly as much as the original capital stock;
Gin the fist annual report by the Directors in
the year 1892, it estimated that the business
to be done might amount to the annual Transport
tation OF 10000 tons OF freight, and $4,000 pas.
sengers; that the Road would not cost over s |,
000 600, and that all charges for repairs, attend
ance, and transport ation including fuel wear OF
engines, cars, &C., would not exceed S34 Jas per
annum.
But all calculations and estimates were al
fault.
The business OF the last year averages nearly
one thousand tons OF freight per day; S07 ,l4S
passengers were carried over the Road amount
ing to Is $40 900 miles. As a means OF meeting
this mighty influx, works have been erected a
cost OF So, 900, 600. The expenses have riser
to 100000, and the gross income to 800, 900
tor the year."
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~ 1t has been ascerained that some Of the rich
copper mines in the neghbohood OF the great Lakes are
ofgreat antiquity The Rock Harbor Mining Company,
n which Mr. C. G. Shaw and others of our cizens are
interested, have discovered old mne which from ap
pearaaces was worked some 500 years ago. they find
in this mne hammers and wedges mace OF stone and at
the depth Of about nine feet from the surface hey Grd
VEN acknowledgement, about 10 inches thick, viii, sheet
of pure copper inches thick
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GIVE CREDIT TO Gov. BRIGGs. Frederick
Douglass in the last number OF the North Star.
gives deserved honor TO Gov. Briggs of this State
for rising superior to the vulgar prejudice against
color which actuates so many of the people, of all
classes, in this country. He says:
About year ago, we met the Governor on the
Railway roG Boston to Pittsfield, when the cars
were densely crowded with white passengers;
and being recognized by him, he Immediately of
tered US seat by his side, and entered into
familiar conversation with US, on the anti slavery
question IN general 1t is not so much the mere
act OF politeness that struck US favorably but the
manner of showing it, With no air OF condes-
cension-wlth no fear of giving offence to those
around HIM by his disregard OF American taste,
manners, and predictions, he seemed to be as
easy with negro by his side, as he could have
been by the side OF a white man. We made no
mention OF this circumstance at the time, because
of the possibility OF its being charged to our poll
teal prejudices; but like circumstance having
occurred within the last few days, the governor
displaying the same urbanity and freedom from
ca tie, has overcome our objection on this score;
and we mention the fact with feelings OF sincere
pleasure, that the Governor OF Nj assachuse it's
whatever may be said of him political groundsl
has shown himself infinitely superior to the great
mass Of praters on American democracy equali-
ty and independence.
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THEORY SPolLED-The beautiful plan proposed
by of the Western men, and on which the Western
editors have been specializing OF making the Ohio river
navgabe at all by turning into i, the waters of
Lake Erie, has been prematurey spoiled by phioso,
pher in the Cleveland Plaindeaer, who says that CHE
OHIO river about 265 feet above the level Of Lake Erie
and proves il BY calculations.
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~ There are no less than ten boats plying between
New York and Albany daily. The fare ranges from
80 to IL liz cents.
~ Faz Gfeere Haleck, the poet has ent rely res
covered from his late sickness
A confecdoner of London, Mr.. Mesters, has in.
vented a method of making ice instantaneously,
and at tsi6ing expense.
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A BROTHERS DEATH.

Sweedy his pale arms folded
My neck IN sweet embrace,
As The light of immortal beauty
Silently covered ms face.
And when the arrows OF sunset
Lodged in the uee tops bright,
He fen, in bis sainl-Ike beauty,
Asleep by the gates of lighl.
alice Carey.-N Y. Ere I
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POLICE COURT.

Wednesday June 27.-David .BurIey and William
Watson for being drunk the 10Th fined each one
dollar and costs, and 10 default thereof committed
to the House of Correction.
John Murphy was examined a charge Of being
drunk, and discharged on condition Of Immediately eay,
ing the city.
Addison Taylor for assault and battery or James
Leonard the 25th, fined dollar and costs and
appealed from the judgement.
Issacher Wetherelfor selling hal pint Of gin 10
Charles H. Lamb on the 23d of May fined toenty
dollars and S49 which he paid and was dischaf>
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Farm for Sale.

THE Farm known as the THAXTER FARM is mfr.
ed for sale ii being of the best in the comfy
containing one hundred and forty acres with ali ne
necessary buildings thereon, and in good repair and wei
supplied with running water. Three huntPed doilars
worth OF fruit is annually scld from said place
d&wtf A. NJ. MERRIFIELD
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| GT MIR. and Mrs. John NJ Niles had narrow escape
from death at The curve crossing of the railroad in the
woods near Hartford, Con. They were in carriage
and the horse scarcely cleared the rails when the cars
went by They sounded neither bell nor ,ohiste at the
ToSsiny
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STRAYED Or ST0I.EN

q kNKUM The SUBSCRIBER, in NORTH OXFORD
I'm A. on the night of The Goth inst n GRaV
NN hoKsE with dark spots, long switch tail abou,
-A---- nine years old. Whoever will give nformation
where said Horse may be found or return him to b
owner, will be suitably rewarded REUBEN AR0RN '
NORM OMord, June u, 1913. *d2w
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THE CHOLERA I'm PARIS. Extract from a

THE CHOLERA IN PARIS. Extract from a
letter dated
PARIS, June s. Politics are to day much less
talked OF than the cholera. The last three DAYS
have been fatal ones. am assured that the deaths
in three days exceed 1900. Most OF them have
arisen from imprudence, and are among the bet
ter classes. THIS has arisen from the habit OF
taking ices alter dinner. A gentleman and his
wife of my acquaintance, who had taken ices on
Monday evening, were attacked by cholera yes.
terday morning about three o'clock The wife
died yesterday atternoon-the husband still breath
es, but his recovery is considered 10 be impossi-
ble So great is the alarm that the vendors OF
fish and vegetables can scarcely obtain any price
for them,most OF the physicians having prohibited
both. saw splendid salmon selling in the mark.
ct at IL sous per lbs. But for the cholera. the
price would have been nearly three fancs Yes
terday the deaths were numerous that hearses
could not be found for half the interments.
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Assignee's Sale.

Assignee's Sale.
AA 8 W. SELBY & CO. will sell by order
ISS ~. o. Assignee, on FRIDAY. June 9Th, com
~ mencing at O'clock, on the premises the HOUSE
on WILLIAM STREET, belonging TO- N. D. Jewett Also
Swarms OF BEES and lot of Poultry.
They will also sell at O'Clock ut Jewet's Shon in
watts Block, Main Street, tive New SERAPHINES-a
number OF serahne and Meodeon Cases. an a. sortment
m TOOLS WIN Quantity OF Stock consisting in part Of
Also, very superior Punch, Grndstone, Bird Cages
several large Signs and Jewetts right to the Patent
worcester, June ~. d2t 5. w SELRY AncI,r
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Biggest Lump Yet! A lump Of California
gold as large as mans hand, was received at
inc Mint IN this city yesterday. 1t weighs Is
ounces ana is valued at about $l-5O. We learn
that the deposits Of gold at the mint continue -
be large, and are increasing in amount.
Phil. Penn, 2Ist.
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GoLD IN VENEZUELA. A letter from Puer.
70 70 the Pittsburgh Gazette, states that Dr. Lou.
Is fassano' a French physician. had discovered
valuaoie goia mines between Caronl and Orinoco
rivers, days journey from Bolivar.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-29

ACCIDENT. A son of Capt James Goldsburv.
OF Warwick, Mass, fell from the top OF pine
tree 10 the ground last week Oh Tuesday and as
seriously injured. The limbs from which he fell
and which broke beneath him, were seventy feet
from the ground; and as there was but one other
limb, about eight feet lower, on that side of the
tree, he must have fallen the whole distance
without anything to break his fall but small
beech bush at the foot OF the tree He was
very much battered and bruised in person. but
will probably recover. He had climbed tree in
pursuit OF crows nest.
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2hursdau. June %.

Mrs. Marcella Partridge was brought up on cons
plant for setting fire to the dwelling house, which was
burn. on Monday evening, but, ul investigation of
the case there appeared be sucen, cause for the
complaint, and she was discharged.
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HOlaseS and E.nfs-

THE Subscriber offers for sale Forty Building Lots nm
Laurel Hill, one of the beautiful locations in The
CITY Prices running from (SlO00O0 four hundred to
(SltOO 0U sixteen hundred dollars. ALSO-One Uouse
situated on Laurel ST., Elizabeth street. and one
on SHELBY street, all and modern built suitable
one or ten families. d&wn A. MERRIFIELD
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At BRI LE HA l. Il, on which occasion
MADAME Casino,
the celebrated Prima Donna Assouta, from the Grand
Opera in new Orleans, will sing several Scsna Arias
and Songs from the avorte Italian and French Operas
PROGRAMME-PART ].
l. SOUVENIR de Jenny Lind Grand Fantasia de Com
cert, en- the most admired Themes by Bsllin sung by
Jenny Lnd-composed and executed by Strakosch
2. Seemed ef AHa-From " La Figlia del Regimento."
Sung by Hade,ne Cns;n;
9 The Magic BeH,--Reverie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and dedicated his pupil Her Imperial IIghness Olga
the d4ushter Of the Emperor of Russafollowed by The
Filtration Polka scherzo muscae both are composed
and will be executed by Styckosch
4. Romance ct BolerO,--from :" Ne souchez mas In
refine" Sung by bfadon,o Coo,o;
5 SquUenir De Eiagga-Le Tourbllon (Whi,Inool y
imitation OF The movement OF waeri picturesque,
followed by the California Gold Fever Gaopl buresane
muscae-both pieces composed and executed by
Shak0sch.
l. Grand Scena and A'ia,-From Bellini's celebrated
Opera of " Norma" Sung by Madame Cosig;
2 "Ihe Vesuuius, "-Fantasie, Caprice Romantlouee ct
mitive. (The Vesuvius consist Of tur istnc nar1s
lst PaStorale End Imitation of au eruption the We
suvius Sd, Andantino zefroSo Ell harminoso 4th Tar
anella foCosa brante. COMPOSED and execDled with
immense at ST. Petersburg the occasion of his
Farewell Concert in presence of their Maiestes the Ems
peror and Empress of Russia, the Princess Olga &C. a.
by s raEoscb
3. The Celebrated Echo Song, from lie serment. by
Auber sung with grand success by Madame Casin in New
Orleans, New York, &c. Song by Madazae Cos;n;
Prayer from "OtheHo," with variations for The Jeff
hand alone Dedicated, by permission 10 Her Majesty
the Queen OF England. This piece has been acknowl.
edged by the greatest pansis of the to be The
Difficult composition Tor the Piano that exists Followed
by Grand Fantasia On Yankee Doodle Composed and
executed by SfroLos.5
(The Fantasia Yankee Doodle consis If iSr,e
parts st, Variations Buresque %, The melody trans.
formed in PRAYER Sd, Descriptive of a Battle
Tickets only FIFTY CENTS TO be had at the priucipal
Hotels, Music and Book Stores, and at the door
Doors open at 7-Concert commense at 8 O'Clock,
June 29, "a.
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EXTRAORDINARY LONGEVITY. or population of
three thousand in the town of Champlau, N. Y, there
are now living Sry persons between the ages of seventy
and eightQ. sir.
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House for Sale

h~A 4 new and valuable house, of two Tenements
f.H IA situated 90 Laurel street nearly opposite he
1911 Laurel street Church. For particulars enquire nm
the premises June 20. DIFF
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W mrs. Jones mas los. fourteen slaves on her plan.
taion in Gloucester, Va, and the res, are sick of
Cholera. "' =
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". dis. JOHN c. PALFREY Of Cambridge.
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Free sOil Nomination for Congress.
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MAURICE STRAKOSCH.

DRINCIPAL PIANIST and Salo Payerto the Emperor
ef Russia, will give his FIRST and positively ONLY
Grand instrumental and Vocal Concert
ON FRIDAY EVENING, June 18th,
At BRINL LEY HALL, on which occasion
MADAME Casino
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Twenty Dollars Reward

Hydraulic Rams,
EOR forcing above the level of The sprne by It's
H. own power, Tor sale by G. FOSTER & 60.
June ~. dWistf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Ess.Gl1 j On and after Monday, Feb. IL, Is49,
-SsSe5fe.T- TRAIaS VIII run follows;
- UP TRAINS.
For Fitchburg ut and II a. NJ, and 3, 40 p. NJ.
West Townsend at and II A. VI, and 8, 40 p. NJ.
Gtotou at 7 and II A. NJ. and 3, 40 p. NJ.
The Trains on the Worcester and Nashun, Stony Brook
and Peterborough aud Shirley Rnilronds, with
Up and down Trains tho Fichburg Road, GOton The
Steamboat Tain for New York, on tho Worcester mud
Nashua Railroad conuucts with the 3, 40 n from Boston,
aud the 1, 40 Train from Fitchburg.
Concord nj Z and II A. NJ. 5, 40 und r. NJ.
Wahum nj and II a. NJ, l. 45, 1926, 3, TO- and p. NJ
Fresh Pond, NJ, Auburn, and Wateuown, at A. NJ, IL
NJ, ., 20 aud 3, Is p NJ.
West Cambridge and Lexington at Ia A. NJ, 80 and
BOP NJ.
DOWN TRAINS
From fchhug at 7,5j aud II 81. A. VI. and 40 r. NJ.
West TOwnscndHt 7t5 lI.55 NJ. und 20 7. NJ.
Crolon at { 30 A. NJ. aud II, 80 ind ), Is r. NJ.
Concord AT $50 and q 10 A. NJ * 10 & 5,55 p. NJ.
Walth,m at 7 10, and 35 a. Nj. and IS, 235,
l-2 and 6,a1 T.. NJ
Waertown at 7,30, and 10 a. NJ. 80 and 30 PM.
Lexington at Z Q aud II IA A. NJ, and IS p. NJ.
n. u. The AM Up Train will stop Stony Book,
Lincoln, West Acton and i.unenbuIg.
Tho II A. NJ. Up Train will not stop AT Weston and West
Acton.
The34OP. NJ. Up Train will not stop Porte 5, West
Cambridge Weston aLd Lunenhurg.
The Morning Train down will not stop at Lunenburg and
Lincoln.
The Evening Train down will Top Lunenburg
Stony Book
The usual stops at Lorng's Crossing in Coucord and
Woods Crossng in LittleGn, discontinued
$. NJ. FELTON,, Superintendent.
Boston, Feb. g, lsi0 90
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SULLIVAN RAILROAD.

-. Open TO Windsor, there connect
L.st1.saA5. ing with the Vermont Central Rail-
Afnfle7iss's5- road, and ut white River, with the
'f%------ PassUm psic RnilrONd
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, FEB. 5,
PASSENGER TRAINS
FAVE Fclhurg Railroad Depot in Boston, daily, Sun
iJddys xccpcd IN connection " t Fichhur-, Vermont Il
Mussauhusoits, Cheshire md Vermont Central Railroads.
for Bellows f., Ch0rcsiovn and C'aremont, N. II. end
Windsor, White River, ROyalou and Northfeld W.
A. NJ
Leave Nodhfe!d VI. for Boston, Mt A. NJ.
The \. NJ Train from Northfcld connects at Gtoton
with Trans from NASHUA, ~ II. aud Lowell and tho Ens
ana Worcester, Now York via Norwich Springfield and All
bany, via Western Railroad.
Freight Trains will also leave Chatestown, Mast and
Nortlhed. VI. daily.
FrbIrHrY 5. 1870. %
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NORTHERN RAILROAD
AND
Franklin AND Bristol Railroad.
IT, ,rzsa --vr r-f--E J -F7ssIEzEssszss1
49, ~ ,s,1...-.. 81 .i.s:s...s;iiiI


On and after Friday, December 10, Is4s,
rNHE PASSENGER TRAINS, IN connection with
tho Cars tho Lowell, Nashua, aud Concord Railroads
will run as follows, viz:
Leave Boston for Bristol and Lebanon N H. NotthfeI ard
Wells RIVER VI. at Z IL "A. NJ.
Leave Boston for Lebanon and Bristol N H. and Nohfed
VI. at l9 NJ.
Leave Concoat 49, 40 A. NJ. and p. NJ on the arrva Of
the cars from Boston.
Leave West Lebanon for Concord Lowell and Boston AT
A. Nj. and 9 Z. NJ. on tho arrival Of the from
the West and North.
Passengers by the A. NJ Train from West Lebanon can
arrive the city of New York the same light win the
Nashua and Worcester and Norwich Railroads und the
meeting stoamgoat lines.
Passengers taking the AM. train from Boston, reach
Rutlnnd Middlehury, Montpelier, ST. Jnhnsbury, Lyndon
VT, Bath und Littlotun NJ II. dry. being day
sooner than other route aud Stansoad and Shcbruok
second day.
This road connects with the Vermont Central and Con.
and passumpsic Railroads tho mouth of White
River aud is the direct Central and Northern New
Hampshire, aud Northern aud Western Vermont, and has
proportion OF railTUud in those directions
than other route.
Numerous with a o. the roads aud
the arrival Of the first train Bristol Stages leave for
New Hampton, Plymouth, Thornton, Rumnoy, Warren Gnd
towns in those routes. Leave Lebanon for Meridon and
Clarmon aud Wost Lebanon for Windsor; and Tor Hano-
yer, the arrival of ino second train.
Stages leave Wells River, the arrival of the ears, about
four T.. NJ. for Bath, Lit ton Lancaster, sc ~ H. Lyn.
don Iardwick, Craitsbury w. Sunstcud and Shebrook,
Canada.
Stages leave White River Village for Woodstock, &c
leave Royadon for Chcel c.loavo Bethel for Mddcbu.
ry, &c-leave Northfolj for Montpelier Hatdwick, Stan
stead, Burlington Montrea aud other towns in those direc
tons.
valued than SD, notice he given and
charges paid UGyuud that amount will he allowed.
Merchandise trims run daily, Sundays excepted.
ONSLOW sTEARNS, Agent
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CHESHIRE RAILROAD.
ODeps 10 Bellows Falls.
l. a 81

lNE :3.s!;...,.iis.:s7l
On and after WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY %. lS49,
PASSENGER TRAINS wall ,oave Buston, in connec-
ton with the Fitchbug Trains, daily, 2 O'Clock, A.
NJ. und $40, p. NJ.
Leave bellows Falls for Kcene, &c .at anil AS p NJ
Leave Kcenc Tor Boston at 8, A. NJ. md 2.l5 +. NJ
lcave Keene for Bellows Falls Charleston, &c ut $50
and II II A. NJ
Passengers by the frs, train Boston will proceed d-
rccty through 10 Bellows Falls md by first Train
Bellows Falls directly through to Boston.
Passengers by the last tulG and last down will
main Kecne night, and arrive Boston 10 o'clock
and Fellows Falls at 05 O'Clock the following morning
All the above trains with the trains tho Gui-
van iroad nov open 10 ind-or Vemont, and there
with the vermont
white 1ver with the Pussumpsic Railroad thus
a continuous ralrOad limo from BnstOr Though Fitchburg
Kccnc, Fellows Falls Chaestown and Windsor Nor h.
field, aud Wells River, Vermont Also Gpton witt tho
trains Of tho Nashua and Worcester and Stony Brook Rail-
roads, by which passengers taking either Tram down. Gun
proceed without delay GGOiun Nashua
New Hampshire and the State Of Maine to Worcester
Providence, SpringfelI Now York City, Albany and the
West.
Stages run in connection this line from Winchendon
10 Rndge aud Jatfiey hom FZwiliam Richmond " in.
chester, ilinsdale nnd lraulebOro.
From Keene TO Chesterfield and Brattloboro, TUESDAYS
Thursdays and Saturdays after the arrival a the last tt
up from Bellows Falls Rutland, Whitehall and Bu.ling
| ton.
Passengers leaving Bellows Falls at J. p NJ can reach
New YORK Guy, via Worcester aud Norwich the
ming NJ O'clock and those leaving kcouo by O'Clock
a. NJ. Train, cnn rench Albany the day.
3cFFGcigt Trains will run in connection with the usual
Fichbufg rains,
Kecrc Fob o6 IsIn to,c