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Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-01-08
NOTICE

n s hereby given to the Stockholders Of the Indiana
u aud Adrian Plank Road Company, that FIVE per
cent OF their subscription will be required be paid
on the lst day of March next, and FIVE per cent on
the ls day OF une thereafter The same to be paid
in Cash materials labor the option the subscr
bers. JAMES FOWLE
all sec'y Of Ind. and Adrian Plank Road Co.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-01-08
.EE0risage .SaIe,

DEFAULT having been made in the payment OF
H a sum of money secured to be paid by u certain
indenture ol Mortgage bearing date the fourteenth
day OF October eighteen hundred and GJrty-sx, ex-
ecuted by Carlos Cotton and sophia A. his wife, of
the city Of Monroe and State OF Michigan TO Ehhu
L. Clark OF Adrian, County of Lenaweo and State
OF Michigan and Recorded ia the Office of the Reg
ister OF Deeds IN end for the County of Hllsdale
the fifteenth day of October eighteen hundred and
forty-siK at eight D clock 81, in Lber T. Of Mort
cages on pages l2l, l22 and 1913, upon which Mort
gage there is claimed to be due a the date of this
notice the sum of seven hundred thirtytwo dollars
and ninety-two cents and no suit at law or equity
having been instituted for the recovery of the
or any part thereof.
Notice is therefore hereby given that by virtue of
power Of sale in said Mortgage contained the prem.
ises described in said Mortgage, to wt:-All that
tract of parcel of land situate in the Townshipof
Fayette, in the County of Hillsdale and state of
Michigan, known and described the Undivided
one Eal OF that part of Lot number one hundred and
ninetyve in the recorded Plat Of the north addition
OF the Villge of Hillsdale which is bounded fol-
lows; southerly by the north easterly bounds of
street, being one hundred feet said street
westerly, by the easterly bounds of Depot street
belngone hundred rty-eight feet and six inches
said street, northerly by the southery bounds Of
Warehouse Alley, being one hundred feet on Ware
house Alley casterly bya line one hundred and
forty eight feet and six inches long and one hundred
feet from Depot street, containing more or less the
easterly and westerly lines being parallel with each
other Together with the undivided one half of the
Warehouse building now on said tract lately occu-
pied by Wing and Mitchell. and the undiv idcd one
haf Of all the fixtures in and about said Warehouse
building except the bags and Office furniture being
the interest in all respects in the said property
which was conveyed TO Carlos Cotton by Stalham
Wing and wife by Deed dated the twentieth day of
August in the year eighteen hundred and forty-ive
Will be sold at public auction venduc TO the high
est bidder at the Court house in the Village of Hills
dale in said county on Thursday the seventh day of
February next between the hour of nine o'clock in
tho forenoon and the setting of the Of that day,
or much hereofas will satisfy and pay the amount
due on said Mortgage, together with interest and
legal charges and costs for such foreclosure
Dated, IIilsdae Nov IL, 1919.
al6wl3 EIIHU l.. CLARK. Mort0aqte.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-01-08

TnE Bitter BIT.-Some time since res
olution was introduced into the lower house
Of the legislature of Tennessee to protect the
property of married ladies'. While the res
olution was under discussion, Mr.. Moody of
Dixon, moved to amend il by requiring the
ladies TO wear the breeches half the time
In the proceedings Of the house We find the
following:
The Speaker announced that he found
upon the table bundle labelled "impousnt
documents" which he was requested to lay
before the house. Upon taking offIhe wrap.
per tho "important document" proved 10
be crimson pettieodt for the Representatives
iiom Dixon. Nh. Moody. The representa-
tive very gracefully accepted the present. and
moved ,hstit be consigned to a pigeon hole
on the table. The Speaker objected, and
took 'hs precious article into his own keep
ipe
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-01-08

dodge, tho inimitable comic singer
and temperance lecturing, is ''dodgiag'' all
over the Bay State, and dolighting the "na
tives" with his oddities,
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-01-08

Always maintain frank and open msn-
nor, in all your dealings with mankind.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-01-08
At Home i'm the Evening.

One Uf the greatest neglects OF youth, pro
duciDg lncalculable misc hiel and ru in, IS in
the improper spending Of the evenings
Darkness was created foi quieC home is the
place OF quiet. Darkness is temptation to
misconduct; suffering the young To be out
when the light of day does not restrain them
from misconduct, is training them TO it,
We have already an abundant harvest 0f this
seeding. Riots, mObs, crimes giving fearful
orebodings are the result of youth beco. n
ing tit agents of outrage by running uncar.
ed for on evenings.
What we see IN these respects, is depl0ra-
bic enough; but what is this, compared with
what we do not sce-mOlIiIudes max ing
themselves miserable aud noxlOus in this
world:-and that which is that come!
Parents should look AT the truth, that even
ing pleasures and iecreatlons are often dear
ly purchased; the price. their own impaired
comfort. and the hIighed prospects of their
offspring. IL must be obvious, that IN this
matter there can be no prescribed rule
There can be no iutetdict OF all evening re-
creations aud empoyments. yet there is an
evil not Only destructive to youth, but plant
Ting thofns in many paths, a. covering many
lives with desolation: The reformation de-
mabded must proceed from judgment aud
conscience, and Ior The purpose judgment
and conscience must be enlightened. Heads
oflamilIes must learn, that the place on earth
best adapted TO be a blessing is-home; aud
by example aud wholesome restraint they
must teach this truth To all under them
Especially should home DUNG Sabbath
hours be consecraied. Sabbath mornings
aud evenings are blessed indeed, when they
gather the family into the circle of converse
and instruction; and parents aud children,
masters and apprentices and servants, ia the
presence and by the grace of God, who has
made them and placed them in their rcspec
tive stations, raise themselves TO the exalted
level OF The truth, and lucy aie invested with
capacity aud obligation IA their respective
conditions, assigned them BY an all.wlse
Providence, to help each other onward to
honor, glory immortality; and eternal life.
Souls perish in everlasting death; they per
lsh though neglect; who would stand AT the
judgment Of The Great Day under the impu-
ts,ion Of that neglect Do you.say, mot L.
then think OF these things.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-01-08
Terms Of Subscription.
Rates Of .Advertising.

Legal advertisements at legal rates of advertising.
UF Business men in this place, can receive the
paper year with their Card insented the rate
of $500 year by the Carrier.
0J' All advertisements must be accompanied with
written diredtions fnr the length Of time they
be published, they will be inserted until forbid.
and charged accordingly
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-01-08

NOTICE-ls hereby given that the following
~ property having remained unclaimed for three
months in the Warehouse of the undersigned. will
be sold according 70 the statute in such case made
and provided, unless said property shall be claimed
within three months from the first publication ofthis
notice and the lawful charges thereon paid.
Description. Marks Received
l Tanning MILL B. ID. Abbott, Feb %, l349
Lot household stuff II G Hubbell
Nov. >, 1919. J. w. MAY,
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-01-08
]. w. MAY.

Whereas my wife Hannah base
! v left my bed and board without any Just caus-
prevocalon whatever. This is to forbid all per,
sons from harborng trusting her on my account,
for will pay debts Of her contracting after this
date. HARVEY DAILY
Reading December A. :s49
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-01-08
From the National In.elligencer.
A LETTER
FROM MAJOR JACK DOWNING.

Mason AND DIxoN's SIDE OF SALT }
RIVER, OCTOBER 25, I949,
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-01-08
THE WHIG STANDARD.

10 published every Tuesday Morning, Ia Under.
woods Brick Block Third rtory, cPPeaite Rail Road
square aud Hillsdsle House.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-10-19

] hau again and again recalled thc ocra.iou
and incident of pur Gnf interview 20 Albany
and never have dome ~ Without its rruew
iug BOO my mind the vivid emotions % oduh
ally caused. That seemed, and Hill doe.
seem, "a me, t,a turning point 10 my destiny
/ DO dividing liur Lttwtan light ami dark
moss. iu ml carer upon carrh for 10 $3.50 ihr
I'm actual recognition Of my usefulness "a
mf fellow mru.
hurh. then, were lho events coupled with
ihe yciy dawn Of steam navigation dawn
Ri, rr.cs4 m 70 hc Hli rcrollrctcd hy many
and such Or Fultou there related tAeul we're
tho early appreaiadou-, ly the world. of a
discovery which hls invaded IN waiorc1us-
mga resolution iu navigation which has al-
r,o-' iiirrri't hrurplrt tiIr ennis nj rho clrih
Zoo contact HaDaio CHM 4do,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-10-19
TIIE ANTIDOTE.

4 gentleman. somr time since, while al-
dressing tho Sabbath, school, relates this cir
runirianrci
4 lover Of nature was on' beautiful morn
ing sirpliup in the woods, which hi- attention
wa allmrtod ~ o certain tfrr, by the llultor-
ing AMI cries Of bird iu distress lie stop
pol 10 dml ont the cause, and 70 sec II be-
could render amy n--iltaH-e Ia the distressed
hrl approaching tho tree, bo raw q
hirlh nest, Will liulc 0rdgliegr iu IL, putting
up their loads and chipping, as ifwkug for
protection, The parent wn- near nultcring
arousd H. and apparently strcwinP a certain
Kind Of lcararuuu itwid all haste possible,
The observer watched thomoton, Of the bird
iutcnty, aud Jaw her place leaf amer leaf A.
bout her nest until Il was cnlirgly surruuns
dcd, when she rchrhd 10 az adjoining limb
Of the tree, seemingly 10 vest aud perfectly
composed, The impression upon the mind
of the witness was, tlial she was awaiting the
ituc Of some threatening danger ~ hand but
as vet the cause Of the alarm was not di-.oy-
cred, Soon, however, ON closer cNamiua-
lion, thor, was seen serpent slowly aud
rcoldily approaching the uc.i, in search Of
the Young birds lie had already come with
In few inches Of his prey when he was seen
and In moment hc came in contact with
the leaves with which the bird protected her
Young, Whom In an instant hc rrcoilcd from
their touch, aud returned 10 hi. secret place
Of retreat The mudo,c was pofi,ct The
leaf wa- i'r'i-uU 70 III Nipcrou' touch and the
bird by instinct had learned this lesson, aud
thus .hc saved her Young from the deadly
iangs Of a Noacious enemy.
How beautiful does The illustrate the value
ofrcNcalcd truth TO the young, as sure pro-
lection against that insilious enemy who +
ever seeking their destruction How inyal-
liable the instruction ofthc SABBATH school, 10
guard the heart Of youth,hy terrifying itNith
knowledge Of the Scripture, aud iutcrWcay-
inc Wreath al .riaeii .!,r Sroutti ut'out n,
which win rcpcl at once the every approach
Of the souls enemy, and cgusc him 10 shrink
back with shame TO hi. dark abode
Write carly the truth upon the heart im-
print it deep upon IL, fcNiblc nature; mould
it in all the thoughts; entwine il with the
earliest affections, aud so instamp it upon the
soul thar e. memory viii never be lost; and
neither change nor death itself, in ailor life
win destroy H. influence,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-10-19

IMPROVEMENT ~ TANNiNG LEATHER
Horny w. Ellsworth, Esq, says the I.atay-
cite journal, has shown us several specimens
of iestlt,-s',litit 'rrt' tr,rrrr rr1rfrrhiiy
eAlesr the space of I'm minutes, by process
of which Marmon TIibhard, Of Rochester,
New York, Is the inventor, This statement
may seem almost incredible, when it is con-
sidcrcd that six, eight and ten months are
required to tan leather by tho ordinary pro-
cess. Mr. Ellsworth has In his possession a
pair ofhodts and pair of shoes made from q
raw hide in less than day and a half, tan
nedh by this new process. The leather is tan
ned 10y compound OF chemicals, and, in time
and materials, Is saving of at least five
thousand per cent over the present slow
mcthod. of making leather The right, says
the Journal, for Connecticut and NIassachu-
sets was sold for 100000, Ohio for $780,
600, Michigan for 100000. This uhdoubt-
cdly is one Of the greatest improvements of
the agc.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-10-19
fare FROM WLrDSoR TO HER YORK,
A6 QS


'ENRAiNS leave Brattleboro at 2 IS and
Il BPM, on the arrival of the stages con-
meeting with the Cheshire aud Sullivan Rail.
roads. at Wnpole
Passengers by the first Train leaving Wells
RiSer reach marlborough in season for the
Train, Springfield at 80 p NJ, aud pro-
coed then by the EVENING EMPRESS over
the Hartford and New Haven, aud New York
and New Haven Railroads, arriving in the
City at II nj.
Passengers leaving Brattleboro' by the 7 a.
NJ TRAM reach Springfield at 10 30 A N, and
reach New York about iPM
The above will In found oHEAP, QUICK and
coMfoRrAntE-nnrEE- from uii parts Of prr-
mont ana Western New Hampshire-giying to
travellers complete Land Route and avoiding
entirely the danger of the Sound RrruRSr
iNd, Passengers can leave New York by the
oAa Train of the New York and New Haven
Railroad and reach Brattleboro the same eve,
nng, and reach Montpelier or Wells River
the he1l day Al 4 ~ rs fhose teIviHK New
york by the gas Train lodge either at
Hartford, Springfield, or Northampton, and
re9eh wells River next day att Is PM.
lassengers arriving at Springfield by tho
hrst Tram from Brattleboro' reach Providence,
Albany, Troy N Whitehall, the same evening.
anu buHnlo the next day It lPM
JOSIAH HUNT, Supt c. II. II. II,
Northampton, May Z, 1850. G6sslf
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Agency of DR.. S. S. F;tch's
CELEBRATED MEDICINES.

4 SEQ by him with such distinguished sue.
S-eess in the cure or Coughs, Coas.,,p.
ton, Cdtdrrh, asthma, Heart Diseases, DIS
Pepsia, GonornAaa, Piles, Eemste- Complaints,
&c. &c. also,
DR.. $ S. Fitch = Abdominal Supporters, Shout.
der Braces, lnhalng Tubes, and Lectures on
Consumption, and tho Art-oF preserving Life
and Health 10 Old Age, tSc 4 c.,
J. G. BrNoHAM, st. Johnsbury, is agent for
the above and keeps them constantly on hand
UTDr. Ftoh's "Guide Book to Invalids and
Directions for Promoting Health, and Instruo.
tons 60 Mothers. in the management Of Chill.
dren. nany,bG had, gratuiiously, by calling
for IT ut the Store as above. An extremely
valuable Book OiIyI
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STATE or VERMONT
CALEDONIA DISTRICT, ~.
a Probpir CWU' 60dtH ~ DanrWe IN sal


a a Probqir Cgu7 69EitH az DanrN, n sail
district oH ne Pei dgy IF Drtobcr, I $50
Present, IIiERON UOl'iRD, ,Tyige.
.HNlE foregoing application being pp.cutcd "a the
court, 10 Is ordered hint ull persons concerned
hc notified I" appear before snd court ut session
thereof, io hc holden ~ Ia. ..'l. .''l,c' ~ itr
VIE, aforesaid un the 2l-t dny Of October 1900 Ia
show cuusc, funny cNi.t- why the license and au-
hority asked for should mot hr granted, Aud f,i.
This purpose Il 9, further ordered that copy ut uil
application aud of Tai. ORDER hc published tttrc
weeks .uCccs.Ncly m the CALIFORNIAN, u newspaper
printed 10 ST. lohu.hury in this state, all which
publication, shall Toe previous to the time set FOR
,uil hcAriugs THERON HOWARD, Judge.
y tnc copy ufRccord l6ssW3
Attest, THERON HOWARD, Judge.
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Sofas 4 Mattresses
Professor IA. c. Rnrrv,a

FINuCulrn.nurs uU INDICATED coNiGtNp. The
world placed upon H. guard 10y the almost
daily detection OF some plausible humhug, nov cN
.iI!!i3ca ana tssis 49, '.'' r''TuiU'ig
care, md nothing That /. mot miru.iclly good can
long flourish. lMuy'- lrcuphcr'us has been sub
lrciei u this ordeal Tor ten ycur .E,rrv wear h..
reputation and -nlus have increased until more oft
b. consumed annually iuu of lll, uil.ul
tur the hair over offered to the American public.
The discovery TINT It win cum, diseases Of the
sA, aud cause wounds uud ucor- to heal md close.
rclicNc uiLuNtrfui inflammation, and F,,g,s. ti,.,
pain ana itching incident 20 stug- bites, scratchcs,
cuts, burns, srilds, &v., has greatly enhanced the
sale cot thc article, aud Is known and u,,,l
for those purposes, ns)wc rs 10 renew bcautiiy ,und
Slgnmse tic hair, tn ctcrA city a44l
ION.
II, extraordinary chenpnc-- places Il within the
reach "i the luinhlcsi family, and IT, conceded Anl-
n" iusurcs u place on the most hNurious toilctv-
Mother ind u the surcst remedy Tor spriiius cuts
anu other accident, OF their children tho aged pu,i-,,
II ~ cure for the rheumatism, and an the aeho~
and aipt 20 which tltr muscles Hrc subjects urri
the ''nguni 60 distant lands purchases it NJ an ul-
solute necessary In his outfit.
sold IN large bottles price % cent? ut the priuc-
pal Ohcc, ld3 BROADWAY, New York. For sulr
l,X The principal Mlrr,, t4r-r-r-
ont the United States and Canada beware OF the.
counterfeit, sold NJ ~ per bottle. lGspyl
For sale 10y l. JEwErr & 60, 81. Johnsbury VI
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-10-19
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

TENllE Subscriber cam furnish Mclodeons, Accor,lc-
m T7f, md WyctuV-, VI tone, with Music pa
per, Books of Instruction, &c, on most reasonable
terms. Scuphines and AIcudcuns, with double
Reeds for Churchc, parlorr, can bc furnished NJ
short notice. These instruments being from the
first Manufacturing establishment in Axw Glglaisl
entire couiidoncgi entertained OF thor giving sat
i.flctiuu. j, G. BINGHAM
~I-lohn.hiry Aur % 1eto 6s2ta
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THE sIsTFH's LOVE.

Thf f'.4H.Hs .ai staIy Ola rsisfrr'. Los..nr.
rut f"m Canada 'paHng whore % Is tali to haf
occurred Boo the winter afIrtsi
"Alu neG~tll. widowed lnDfher, rns- mi.
home, aui aIlur. llrrtnn children. ort q I.l =
o. HlI'llf aslr- mi ofio winter were r..uu
IHF inW m1H.a late 90 nigtf, with ir-trf-
IHr.r rar rr Three miles Bay Hrra- fIf Hnt
'riHH o' mHrra.u-' nf iha District ~ Qurhe
where it.n $500 l,.ilrr road unr durHuF
Hu1inl -u0w rfY1u r1me 900. Tine rHfuu vu
fluI nutru 10 death tl wrh ofhrr 01n. Il
r.d uou shawl. aui -mtl vnoIsu sruf onr %
lh'-o tp found vnWed around hrr brrhrrs fa
uHi ire dnul.rI about Dol. iDl uui urrh rIu
h.- uTo huidl Gro Gidei IN hor- bosom. Nlo.
nppelr 800, lryulg lo pu.etu h.s l.r shiIr Doc
nau Hht hii. gliding aRaf- '--
'Iaa. .aio c.li psreuilorIdrr
Alp.f chilling blew che hafi
pHrl cloud. ol.rurri tle ffHr hHm sight,
lHr fnup uns fllmg hH,
SLOW dmrl'i long h4uri, iu inui.i anI dread,
d. puirr, pot tour, mother shrii
While ,lmge!Iug Uri-hleaf bIlls iu ptn,
lIrr rulinr nUFht iherh1wr in vain
There last boz sunr,
l'uhclrl their moan,
While rough wind. blow,
They rank ppue.
buudrrpor Gllbo iunug SHOW,
Tho wind blow colder srIIi
With hunger nht t.o.r step grow fluw,
lbrir luibs hruumbd uud gbiu.
llur brothers strength p'couf W lH.t,
The hio ~ lifo wa. obhlna G-ti
go urge him 900 To- vain sho trri,
Ahho iu vain lur help slo crol,
'uhl molhcr dear
Hos wouldsi uou ay,
Cuuld'i thou bot hear
Our dying cry
How hw a "sisieF. Love have kuoNu,
Or What H. virtues mrnui
Ia mo- 10. strength cnu meier boz shown,
~ death ua ori -oou
Around Dol, feet .he WRAPPED her shawl,
Around his neck hvr -cud-hcr MIA
Wihin her ho-om pure md white,
H. nolgu hunds che folded tight.
Their dying breath
Thr-c rludrcu pHyo,
lucn,pd n death,
Nohml 90 save,
on durk mud pnihlc's mountain height
Death pruy'd "Si-lcr'. 1--we"
l'u' how thc mother pu-.d that night,
l. only known above
How On the dprhnc,s he M ny,
Their form. 10 scc win piercing eye,
Or sinin'd loucly motlcr'- eur,
Thor step nmId that -,om Go hear.
Todd uighftuuvs made,
Ourrm,c for hcmj
lIonr.c wild wind. plny'd
Their requiem,
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~ = " Ntttts of Hsus Ouoiu Go y v who Wa
fnr pf Hrfufa iu 1890 uH ftfft fHfri below
aruu lu fr HuratAr CupHf tn CHt HrNfa isst,
lu Wr Hh ~ bsffahr' lIti under tlo nigN bog cirCuu
tfsufrH
p,r.on u ir CVs n Ne i,t had manufactured Ani
trulri fp4FsHF aflrn Of iui.0lur. calling % HHANT,s
tEuiAs htIltsf it tanffila ~ ~ vfssas aetslas Ito
va pfafe.,si - obtain damage Boo t" HuruWe Count ~
o Guy % Nrs fuIk and r case sc'fsf ~ - Court
lbfffef 'u tH 90" ifsauly. Tue defendant p.os ~
HriglfHa ~ tfH1Fff uai %" ffupuriuu ~ hfanNs Mod
ruH hal ~ oafH ruh fd FAtsr uf fsFst,
aui itla bal ruuuri fusd tho Iuhr Aui, rtufuru
stt t "uiHfHl &c. damages Tie Ui NJ isttts ~as
srf "a hsiag fis hni ltast lns
frHai u thr tAITa pHhlslrd ami hu tniisHHF nuHE
mas hphfAistp 80 pu.iiaIfaa
~ uhHkiN tft. sH cell rgfs.ais1 18th nfaas runf1t
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80
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WIZ o.l.sI " ~ iaf tHHIl isa si
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Hi NfHafs f fHaT d. ff tifh tsi ffffs
hsf isaua tiisHrtHsnr susss ~ ai 81 80 ~
lHeRf tns tss thr fah tss Ia sIa sbtb susussnrd
200 si lsi alst tist 80 sils a. -sss o. ls
iffsiass H rss sft st hIHs ts. ~lrfs 90 de As Z
sals taH i.us utAifn Az NJ tLcfits. tstirsi s-ah
80 s't Z. s r ~, a.. q ~ i-aa - isa a. -. g., :
LfEt ;hf GftNTS ri1afGLIryi %" '.''' ''''.'' .
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Boston, New York, &c,

lA,trs.t- lA.a4, ,sAyll 49, sd
-Gl2llsl - ll =
RaisrgaA from Boston to Nets Rirer, and 10
burlington, IT Through Tiekttsto Stations
on the PaSSumpSie and the TerusDHi Cslrspul
Railroads.
SULLIVAN RAlLROAD-wIxrER An.
NANuEMENT. JAS. !, 1850.
OARS leave Boston from Fitchburr Rail.
" road Depot, by way of Groton Junction,
Fitchbutg, Kecnc, Walpole aud Windsor, at
7.30 NJ, and arrive at Wells River at 345
and at Burlington at 40 NJ '
Cars leave Boston for Charlcstown, Glare.
mont and Windsor at 100 and | | A NJ, and ar.
rive at Windsor at 10 aud 80 y NJ.
Cars leave Wells River at 40 and Bur.
IInI.lnp- Rt Il 20 and by of pTurfBUT
arrive In Boston at Pm
Cars leave Windsor at 7.45 and 1910, and
arrive IN Boston Ot2l and 6.pA
New York passengers connect at Groton
Junction and Walpolc
Stages leave Wells River on arrival of Cars
from Boston, for st. Johnsbury, Stanstead.
Derby Line, &c &c
Stages leave Burlington each morningk Sun.
days excepted) for Montreal, sc &c
Freight Trains leave and arrive at Boston
daily.
Cattle Train for PoTlsrF each Tucsday
.. T4i4MAHAS- Wilt A Afsl---
a. Sup't Sullivan Railroad. .
dharldstown, n H., Jan. !, 1850. Gj2f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-10-19
Marble FGctOru,
ST. JOHN;SBURY CENTRE, vt

ST. JUILNNBJHI CE.NITfE, TT,
SPENCER & BRIGHAM Manufacturers
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.H0.A'E.hEA-1'S, TOMB TABLES NM
GIRAFFE STONES,
would say TO the public, that they have Just
received and are receiving a large and splcn-
did lot of Marble of all kinds that-ts .t,,sts,..s
in Vermont Also, Slate or q superior quail.
tyi and u variety of MARBLE CENTRE IA.
BE TOPS, all Of which will be sold AT pr
ees which defy eompotiton, and finished in
style that cannot be beat.
Please call before trading elsewhere. AN
orders from distance promptly attended TO.
G.. L, SPENcER. Tmos. BRtsHAM.
April IL, ----64TTf- r