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FROM BUKsos ArRss-We iss' e'en'"s
eeived the British Packs and Gae@a naea'''~ !" :"
r. No newsletter date having previously 'e'SA'~ 49,
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Great speech of Col. Benton on slavery.


Col Benton addressed the people on the I'll inst
At Lexington. No on the Provso question he divided
his address into heads-drst the consttutonaity
OF the Anti slavery provso secondly the notification
and disunion character OF the Missouri solutions Of
instruction.
Col Benton maintained that he introduced the amend
meni into the Oregon Bill that passed with Wilmot
Proviso attached and that it done TO assert the
limited power Of Congress over Slavery in the terrific
res and tha, naked absolute unconditional exer
else ofthc unlimited power OF Congress over the whole
subject the Oregon bill with the anti Slavery clause
received the approving signature OF President Polk with
the sanction OF his whole Cabinet
Benton instanced the passage Of the Minnesota Terri
tord BILL without objection from Calhouns with
a similar prohibition.
The Missouri resolutions Of instruction Col Benton
dlssected with great minuteness showing that their
spirit was ,ha, Of pure nuhhcaon and that If carried
out would lead 10 disunion. He pledged himself aud
the state Of Missouri sustain General Taylor In pre-
serving the Union sesins; the assaults Of Southern
fanaticsm and designating the authors Of the resou
ZION as Calhoun the Father Judge Nspton the Granny
and Caleb Jackson the Nurse OF the bantling
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20

CorRr or CoMA0N PltAs-S SPECIAL Tern - BefoIs
judy. Daly-Jslia ina Fakcy Samuel Parker -Acuon
d vorce the ground 81 lutdsy Tie pafues we're
married Ia Se~-Yors by Rev Dr. Lyeli % ihs Episcopal
n age they went ~ reside a. Brooklyn some time ago
q endan abandoned ptnuf cold 81 all their flfniinfe
and eht 90 Eng and but returned last Fai Ihry hAs'
nOtved together since he abandoned her Previous 10
,her separation % stated, be was neg ecfl OF hef
gong "a ght when his business did not require az
20 be- away, and leaving her 40 home nnNeli Ahrf nc
abandonment Of her she learned ne dfe--mssng bust
ness, by which she has since supper ell hsf'ei lwy
have 90 Hmy. Testimony was also iAkeu ~ io me int
deity A. the referees 20 whom tho case was sdhmluef,
consde ed the proof such tO eauu- p.aiutf fo d.
v0rce A decree vas consequently made 10 inzt effect
dissoy .ng fhs lie planuf being al merry I'd
marry again. but defendant prohibited rom dong 90
during he hfeim u plainuh-Mr Van hoVsnoufsh iof
DIrd JI,ri, ads tn. Psopl. .ment cancelled on
payment Of sioo
SUPERIOR CouRr-fn Chambers-Befor@ Chief Jus
tee -Hlbc1s Corps 1gass WQsnhogp .8ed Oo,s
wit ~ haoeas corpus, requiring ys Mary u - C0an>A
Of a Hammersieys 10 produce the person Of Hammond
Wil.rnksmp ged 10 months, son II complainant. whom
the said MARY fefans and states her Intention Of aAng
the child hat complainant had given .he child q her,
&c Wnt relurnabs ihs forenoon
PoricE CouEr-A man named sinon n Mot zee
teriay arrested ana committed fDf examination On
charge ~ appropriately 10 his own quantity 81 " ne
amounting about A. casks thaf had been signed 20
her house TIE 90 ret uf ing Inc arilcc 80 Tor
ne p1rpose n raising fnds for the distressed Inhabitants
0f jerusalem. The aroused being Jew pretended Q,
lee sympathy Tor the undertaking. and ihus sst poses
n The wine. .Ofcer Brown " tse Chiefs ono
arrested quaker named simon Wicot Of Absny, %
charge Of having some ume since dsfrsude6 p~fson
named Horaro Walker Of roo worth o. and ~ ia'e
prelsass. The accused "a. held 10 answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20

FROM CHII--A letter received in this cry
from Nalparsiso. under date of April ~. says
The election for members of Congress has taken plsce
and have never see such occasions, strong feel
iny rnriiesf-d against the ooyernmsnt > ne isafrd
disturbance but nothing Of lhs kind hiss happened The
Government party tas u.umphed almost escry"hefe -
Busnrss - brisk and cOnndencr undated Conn 10
ary increasing The SILVER and copper mines IN On
excellent condition The crops last year we're most
abundant. that California Will be simply provided
cheap rate NsuohM ih"ii h'hff'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20

CHARLEsroN, Tuesday July H.
The two slaves, George aud John. who were ar
rested and convicted for ssssurns company OF white
men at the work house are to be executed on Friday
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE:
xvw-yORK. FRIDAY. JULY 20.

Fnwill be seen By our telegraPhic rePo"
,hs, Mr. CORNELIUS SAVAGE has been appointed AP
n,.,.sr and VIZ w. THOMAS Assistant Appraiser Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20

P0LIcE CoCRr.-A man calling himself Charles AIlen
brought before Justice Truman Smith sud eksmlrei
chafgs " obtaining money under false pfeeuses
from Mr.. John b Graham. highly respectable an 30
neyOent cuzrn ~ Brooklyn The case not en-
cuded. but enough eciieJ 10 leave doubt Ia he
md. N hoe sent Lnl- BIZ Z-Y % ne c.arye
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~" Gov. SEWARD. II gives as pleasure 10 STATE
has 50 far recovered from bis late udspositon As 70 e
able 10 leave town though sun much etice bed ~ the
severity OF the attack he left Tor Orange county on
Monday and after spending day or two with his fsiaer
viii 20 to Phiisdelphis where be has professional en-
AGA rnenrs Auburn Adv. lstk
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uoSrxr.L. thursday, July Bpm

The barisls 'or-the - hoars ending noon t--dsN
were aa-of Which e were from Cholera The as
cas-, j. decreasing both here and 81 Quebec Weather
very warm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20

THE LAIR Ma MADisos-A very superior Dsgueueo-
type Portrait u ne late A. MaDiso~ renct u Pfestsoi
Madison. iahen by BRADY MAJ l.sf, - "ashingt0o'
with toe hkenesses Of ,he Isfs President Pols, Gen
Gaines Gen Worth, Col Duncan &c SC nav be seq
a. his rooms 55 aud ~ Broadway. cor F1lton-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20

~ The President hs recosuised 6ailIsrmo
Robevel a. Vice Consul Of Peru Tor the Por' Oh San
Fysncisss, California.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20

FRoN PoRro CABFLLO.--1he schr. Ann E'fa'
he,b Cant Mason from Porto Cahclo arrived at this
port YESTERDAY bringing dates 90 the - mt Capt
N.s-on sas- the who'll country no state ~ fefo
luton IL vas DANGEROUS l0r any ons tu walk ne
.tre,. after lark Two di.intfre-fsd men we're wound
81 tew nights previous 10 his sailing. a. 'araeen. ~
the Presidents guards tor not giving the password
with which they were not acquainted Bait sun is'h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20


TIE con F1-t I'D me bremen NJ sfnraf CIV
wss -lv l.tg-scf fai They grounded tf-.r rr'ise
g. qsy fle are or fhe ue. ccf 90 Councils '' frr
pirate siU OBJ thr toui suics Had fhr rfr fN'nnaff
re o. worse fasn thsn refuse o. vHrk 10 WOOL ntfs
been bad enough but beyond 81 tl's t'f prevented
those u o wished fo work from tDn- s.-ssfsuifa
tltu. cat lp thrr apparatus. srt behaved se urs
-rtnrr. in the MIDST 81 thc curfsg ~0ur n.m
h-is tl~ " asian. on Company Nrnf in'o t.f, ffl
Mr. I'D Scum uiher - ssvs hls uf'.. ~ mrr
bcrs 81 other shsny companies attached ans iiAfd
some oi Oh Pm seriously. BE- = sid.
The Councils. W. think shouts ha'r ws's some
preparation for sleh state ot ihugs The re c"H
psn'es hsd DECLARED ihcy would Not SCI hai De-" rDla
Ill excuse tfe 1r, cornsr.rs frr slrh demon a.
vcngeancr.- NOT on fhc offending Ctuurlu.en hHt 'n
the poor clfsus. who h.i nothing 20 81 VIII ine De-
fl.s o. spprop iste the sioo ltis prty CERTAIN ioo
that TIE ere <ntrd By uccudisrN, ~ me 'np9
IN which % originated bad not been occupied Cos Goa
siderable period
lt.sfo fortunate Circumstance Inst M o-s ~ I'VE u
o. le recorded. i1r smurs terrible seen" We nr'N
Witnessed
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8Y TELseR,pa 70 THE Ssw.yuar TRIBUNE,
~ For tslegraphic Dispatches received N rme Aor
Evening E5iuon yesterday 80 First Page
Synopsis of the Defense of Hon. John C. eai
houn.

W.sHrNsro~ Thursday. July - Pm
The Ct1r'e..5n C,srrsr containing the speech OF
Hon JOAN G. Calhoun hss come 70 hand and hasten
10 transmit you a brief synopsis The address oesin'
VII declaring ths, Col Benton is unworthy OF s5toe'
sud personally be Mr.. Calhoun hss never thought Il
worth While % rsise aim 70 the dignity Of rival nor
consdered 10 important whether be WAS pat down Or
rot bat A. Benioa str.kes a. the southern cause
through hlm Calhoun be feels It his au,y 70 rrpei
Is attacks lie says that Benton eAort appears 10
prove him unfAth,u the southern cause as sidins
the Free Sosts and Ab9luonlsts his. says ne Iaey
vel aniersiAni and rejoice AZ as speech As aefins
10 weaken southern confidence IN me. II IS not ne
Srstte ieser;er hss hsd the assurance 20 ieno1nce
those uho faithful
he Calhoun. denies being favorable 70 dsuniou and
saws that he wss always favorable q = compromise
but that Northern fanatics prevented Il he CLAIMS
merit tr voting for Clsytons compromise and tannis
Benton a. the cause Of - rejection he denies Being
the author q the Missouri Compromise "lca .
Claws. ard argues the difference between that and me
Proviso charge against him OF having IN Mr. Monroe
Cabinet sustained the power Of Congress 70 restrict
slavery in the Territory he denied. IN fact every A.
ser;on IA Beutous address, and charges that Benton
o-ered proposition 20 abolish Slavery IN the half OF
Texs. 90 ss to hem IN the South with Abolition he
states that Hsywords resolutions went further and
tia, Benton his coadiutor in excluding Slavery
from the Territory which he charged Calhoun with
giving away % The Indians and thus loosns It TO the
south The Indians Shareholders and allies to the
south Haywood endesvored to deprive the South Of
TIL. advantage, and Benton asserted that he was vii
ling 10 take the responsibility FOR taking The resolution
Of the House originally passed in annexins Texas
Tyler. Cabinet unanimous on the subject on &C
count Of It's simplicity The details were fewer and
less complex. hslfmillion saved sud the sen.
ate Amendment could not have been carried ou;
The whole address is bitter and strong but the de-
tails are unin,erestns and the conclusion has not
vet come 10 hand forbear sending more.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20

~ DR. Bows o. care every Gaze Of Cnolefs
hst h. may be- called 70 IN the commencement u ne
ausck slso al persons against sflsek who may pa
themselves under hi. treatment Oisce corner of ana
add Broadway lyN In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20
BUSINESS NOTICES.

70 The mind may tx Itself upon sub Irct ri suig.
buf requires novelty n 10 amDsem-nis BAsSCHs Aasc-
an supplies this d~sdersum Toe Mar.lgeuis. Nhlte..
Minstrel. and sign0r Bhfx 20 ssy nothing ~ scoFes -
novelties 10 he Exhibitor Rooms, hsye rEpdy suecred
- ~zch other, sud now Lieutenant Besl- yast lump ~
gold and ne cernc4irs - Us antleuucfy arr ne go
era subjects u conversation and cluosiiy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20
81 Lorl.. Thursdsy. July p.

Sr LOUIS Thursday, July o.
The interments Of the asst ~ hours are q, Of
which ~ were from Cholera showing decrease OF
u from the day previous, but change IN the sggre-
gate number u intermeEts
The great Railroad Convention At Hsllsooro' a. has
been postponed in consequence Of the existence there
Of The Cholera 10 is m0st ma ynant shape
Al Quincy H. there have been 20 deaths from Cnol
era during the past week.
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ALsAST, Thursdsy, JAY ls-sPM


There have been 10 cases and deaths for the
past - hours, and deaths Of The eases previously
reported
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20

~ PULNOSART CossUNFTios. Mr. Editor. Sr-By
the sohcitsuOn u friend, iadacgd 10 attend Dr.
Whlton's nrs lecture Consumption. the society "a
bray Room, corner Of Broadway ard Leonsrdst On
Tuesday last esn truly say that sgrecsbly sgf-
prsec, 5on Ia mafer and which ppesfed 70 nc
entirely original There neither Qgsckery Or AZ
display, bot every marx 10 tns point N hand sLd 81
ceedingy Interesting The object Of ibis nonce - % ca
the attention Of tbos- who az! ced with PuinOnAJ
dis-a.es % tho preOn and q his distressing dsesse
j. !. The Doctors opinion hd scneneks Pglmonic syrup
he only medicine that hiss cured snd y -
opinion Ouy medicine thai can care Pa monte s1ee
ions. The genuine PgmoLie syrup Is for sale Al 81 Bar
clzy-st- a
schenrSs Pulmcnic syrup sold a. Al per botrie. or
bottle. FOR As. Bush ckeIef 81 bsfcaysf. are ~
| Geuer.i AGENTS Tor Sew-Yofk aud vicinity. Ne~-fo
Cry Axenls-E X Payion, 80 Gfe~n~ienst snd "a 49,
Avenue: 3 A Coddsngon, sprng and HudsOn' 80,
| w A Walsers. 40 Grsndst; y. Cook. Allen sea
Pncs, 70 FsasasI iyls ssssAs
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BUFFALO, Thursday, July Bpm
The Board o. Health report 3s cases Of Cholera
and p deaths since yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20

y LOUIS. 4n1Fs1tJi July ~
The Cholera here = fast disappearing There have
been = deaths within the pas. a hours Of which 50
ouly were from Cholera
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PTrrssrEsH, Thursday, July %.
There have been three more Of the IRE rioters ar
rested, and he'd N custody
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20


There have been deaths from Cholera here
during the past week
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CINCINNATI. Thursday. July 70

Business here S improving and things 10 gen.
erA assume more encouraging aspect For the last
a hours there have ouy been 50 deaths BY Cholera
and 3, generally believed hat the disease rapidly
passing Of.
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CoIorphobia on steamboats,.

For Tie Tribune
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-09
REMOVAL.
ARGENT PLATE.

a ASPOONS Forks. &c, made of this newly discover
~ - ed material supercede e. articles such German
~ Silver, British Alhlia Plate, substitute for
Silver Plate. Helm. chemically Tree from impurities,
it witstdnds the strong OF Aqua Forts, aud ulng hard
and white Throughout maintains closely resembling
silver, and improves by TOW N Il HALL.
Montpelier, Oct Is, ISIS. d4
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LOOK AND READ!

HAVING entered irio CO partnership in the PAINTING
BUSINESS, would respectfully inform the inhabitants
of Mont prer and vicinity, that they prepared 10 exc
any thing and cvcy thing in their line, in manner
which ALL give satisfaction and all who may pat
ronise them. They hive enscd the CAMP BUILDING on
tho West end of the Union Bridge which makes of the
most coninodinus shops in the cuuntry.
COACHES, nnd all kinds of CARRIAGES can he paint
I'd aud lneutcd that cannot be excced IN Con
cord or Rrson
HOTEL SIGNS and all kinds Of Sign Fancy, and Orna-
mel a. Painting executed in n superior manner.
STANDARDS, BANNERS aud GALA FLAGS Painted
in splendid style, on Sik or White satin.
Transparent WINDOW SHADES Of all kinds md prices,
kept und painted to otdrr aud style winch
bc cxcerd in TIE unty aud sold NJ twenty per
than tho quality he bought Boston New
York.
0cy Please gre emil before purchasing eiserhcre.
Coach VARNi>ll If the vury best qu ,y todd and sill
Leaf, Dutch Metal, Superior Ultmnatine Chinese Yer
Million S,ipng Pencil-, aud Paints and Brushes vi all kinds
kopt constantly hand aud Il sale.
Come. aud all, and and buy.
Mnntpclicr, March .e, 1879 l5if
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-09
DIR. SPEARS
MucH CELEBRATED
Indian Vegetable Medicines

ARE Universally Acknowledged he the safest, cnrupcst
~ aud cfocua Remcrr for The various diseases ="
the Human System, off red TO the public They can
be relied with confidence to all curab cases Their
il immediate aud thorough cng diseases in its
worst forms Thousands who av been pronounced nrura
bic by their physicins yet live 80 testify To III" virtues OF
these extraordinary preparations having been restored To
sound health by their use
These medicines well known To require an exicn
sivc no,ire. Scarcely vingc exists throughout New Eug
land where living witnesses cannot lie found to testify Of
their inc .tinahle value.
We viii name here sume Of tho principal medicines ard
thor referring tho inquirer nttrr health to the FAM
lily PHYSICIAN" work edited by d. J. e Spear,
where uny ho fund ricr treat, &c On the und
of tho principal diseases which uict humnnnyi directions
how preserve aud restore hepl o-cht with some GER
,6cn,cs from highly respectable persons, tesuying their
healing virtues and urging their imporance This book
can he obslsod "fnr SUGAR: ASen'c, i[Gc, NJ,
pensln Indis e4iiou livr Complaint, Debility, New
Affections. Phhi.c, Asthma, Papnui,on bronchitis, &c
Headache, &c; TIL, is certain for ,a'a'rh aud sur
any other sePorou for cleansing the head I" cases
THE LIVERWoRT PILLS, have bern for long time
considered nnIversal medicine ,',a Of one box wl'
sa,isy the patient that tloyHr the best pursntVe known
They the most severe colds, COLDS pains III levers
sCROFULA SYRUP This "a one of tho nj efTcciual
agents in fer cleansing and purifying the blood 1t re
moves every imp", from Tho system, ~hu,het ofn croiu
lous nature. les compound of sovcal ia
gredicnts and Of purely vegetable character For c"oy
CIUIlRS MORBris & UYsENTERY CORDIAL
fused acco' Ting 10 drcconsn cure warranted IN every
case 20, whi. II IL recommended.
GERMAN iOTtON.-Tbis is wurranted to cure tho Sal,
Rheum IN its worst tnims.
TONIC CONDIA Ais one OF the most powerful TONES
dsluvced; i, is the best female medicine 10 he oh
tanned
WOMAN's FRIEND FOR the falling OF tho Wom5-This
1.-THE only cmed, before the public for this PURPOSE II OBJ
viaes the necessity of Trsortng 10 instruments, and is un
qursiiun4bly most certain remedy.
EYE w " ER-Tiis is the best Eye Wafer now in use
GRAVEL MlXTURE.-1hs will cue all cases of grav'
ell For other Remedies, see " Family Phy-rIun."
All the ingredients Of the above medicines furnished
by herself, aud combined in accordance with
known principles universally received sound by scientific
Ply sicinns.
Their merits have been acknowledged by thousands -
They have been tested proved 10 I've equal to tho consd
Grafton claimed for them
fla uir trial falls 10 restore health, confident IS IN"
propreo of their efficacy, that tht expense u" amy othci
viii, docs effect will lie paid provided 1t dues
exceed one bundled d",lnr>.
Principal Office, so Washington street Boston. Also
coll 10y :. X. COLLINS, MUhtpUc.i also, by Agents
throughout the country. 2l;iy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-09
BiGLEY'S GOLD PENS!!
A. G.. BAGLEY s. 90

A. q. BAGLEY 6 co.,
CONTINUE to Manufacture their Premium Told Pen md
" Pen-holiers Gold and Silver Pen aud Pauoi cases,
&c. Dealers supplied at tho lowest trade prices.
Warehouse, Old stand le9 Broadway, New-York.
n d. w. II. WAiGii'r Is no longer agent for A. G. D.
4 IA.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-09
FIRE ENGINES!

II UllT in the thorough not liable to
- of order, and warranted 10 do good execution.
Portable EagHes from so to SIS
larger EHgtaesJrom 100 to $500.
Thesc economical Engines that be built,
and afforded low that every Village Factory or
Neghborhood, afford TO purchase protection against
Fne.
Engines warranted OF power equal to any other
ehiae, aud furnished at one Fcp.th loss prco
J. C.& ]. II. PADDOCK.
PAppoeK's FuRN,oE, "a.
ST. Johnsbury, VI. ~"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-09
DEBILITY OF THE SYSTEM,

weak back weakness Of tic Kidneys, &c, innanina-
ton of sane is Immediately reiieued By ep days
this aedicine and is always result Of its Il
stands
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-09
800 PANS & TUBS

STORRS& LANGDONS have lately received a arys lot
- of MIX FANS, Cheese und Wash Tubs, which lhey
eau sell veiy low for Cash.
April l6, lsf9. ls
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-09
SignOr Garcia's celebrated Bon Ton,
NNSA &NMN NAMN.

Universally acknowledged tho article in use fpr
preventing badness and Grey Hario restore The Hal,
hat has iucn on OF become ihn-nnd to euro eectuuIv
5cuff aud Danduf The Ladies' find its perfume most de-
ghul and regard MS an Indispensable Article for lha To
let. Put up In hottlea-25, so, and 10 cents each.
Agents, Johnson &c Holden, Mddesex Stimson A. ANA.
Waterbury, John A. 8. White, Mortified.
0SrE. 4. WALTON g. SONS, Montpelier, state Agent,
Fof sale at their Bookstore Wholesale and Retail IS
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FITCHBURG RAILROAD.


ON and after Monday, April 23, Isi0,
;ii,JsS.- TRAINS will ran as folIowsi
.SlS-<S-% EXPRESS TRAIN
--t---ienves Boston at 7 ~ A. NJ. Leaves Fitch
burg at IS r NJ upon the ARRIVAL Of he trans from tho
ACCOMMODATION UP TRAINS.
For Groou, West lowushend, md fitchbuIg, at ESQ
and II A. Nj, and 3 40 7. NJ.
tone, I'd ut $50 and II A. NJ. 3, 40 nrd 7. ".
Wnhham $50, 1885, 10 und IL a. NJ, 45, 325, 3, 10,
md r. NJ.
Fresh Pond, Mt. Auburn, and Wutcoen, ut A. Nj, IL
NJ, 9, 20 and B,l5 r. NJ.
West Cambridge aud Lexington at Q l.2 A. NJ, 30 and
30 Nj.
DOWN TRAINS.
From Fi,chhu al 80, aud II So A. NJ and 40 P. VI.
West TUnn.rndn at 7,3I& I55 NJ. und % p NJ.
Gru,on NJ $50 A. VI. aud II, 30 aud 5I5 =. NJ.
Concord ut q 25 aud 0, A NJ. N 10 a. 5,5j r. VI.
Waithi IN u, Il ,, is ,nd % aud IL a. NJ. und
81, 23i,4 } am 6,2J T. NJ.
West Cumhridsc aud Lexington at 80 and ii 10 a.
NJ aud / as =. NJ
Fresh Pond, Mount Auburn aud Wuertown ut $50
and 10 A. NJ. 30 and d.I0 =. NJ.
N. h. The $50 Up Tram will stop Stony Brook,
Lincoln and unCnburg.
The II A. NJ. Up Train will not stop at Weston and West
Acton.
The 3 4OP. N. Up Train will not stop ut Chnrcstown,
Porte :, West Cambrldge, aGd LnntnbuTg.
The Morning I rain down viii not stop at l.unchbuTs und
Lincoln
The Evening Train down will stop at Lunenbutg and
stony Brook.
5. NJ. FELTON,, Superintendent.
Boston, April !, le49. ~
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proof OF in this distressing class OF COMPLAINTS
Sec pamphlet Al broken dOoa, debtaied constitutions
from tic effect Of mercury, will find the bracng power OF
this article to act Immediately and the poisonous mineral
erldicated from the system.
The - distinct properties which compose this article
manifest themselves particularly in the applicatio of
compound, for the distressing class of complaints which
head this paragraph For centuries there has been used
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Railroads..
SULLIVAN RAILROAD,

Omen 10 Windsor, there connect
Csly,sfsJ inu with the Vermont Central 1tafI-
fffrySssS rond. and ut White River, with the
-sAH-A<-- Psssumpsic Railroad.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, FEB. S,
IAINGEK TRAINS
4 FAVE Fitchlug Railroad Depot in Boston, daily, Sun
Ldays excepted IN connection with Fchbutg Vermont
Mossachusrits Cheshire aud Vermont Cou,al Railroads,
for Bellows Falls Chpflrstown aud Cnrcont N. H. end
Windsor, White River, Royalion und Norb6ed, ". att
l-2 A. NJ.
Leave Mortified, VI. for Boston, ats A. NJ.
Tho R A. NJ, Train from Mortified connects NJ Gtoton
with Trans from Nashua NJ H. aud Lowell md the East
anil Worcester New York via Norwich, Springfield and Al
bnny, via Wu'tetn Railroad.
Feisht II ,ins will also leave Chafcstown, Mast. and
Northheld. VI daily
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