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THE FIRST PRINTED nook.

II is remarkable, and most interesting
fact, that the very first use TO which the dis
covcry Of Printing was applied, was the pro
duction Of the Holy Bible. This was accom-
plished az Mentz between the years 1850 aud
1I55. Guttcmburg was the inventor Of the
art, and Faust, n Goldsmith, furnished tho
necessary funds Had il been a single page,
or oven an entire sheet, which was then pro-
duccd, there might have been less occasion
to have noticed il; but there was something
in the prhale character ef tho AFFAIR." which, il
not unprecedented cnlerod il singular in the
usual current of human events This Bible
was in two folio volumes, which have been
justly praised for the strength and beauty Of
the paper, the cxactncss of the register and
the luStrc Of the ink. The work contained
twelve hundred and eighty-two pages, and
being the first ever printed, of course involy-
ed a long period of time, and a vast amount
Of mental, manual, and mechanical labor and
yet, for long time after it had been finished,
not single human being, save ere artists
themselves, knew how it had been accomplish
cd.
OF the first printed bible, eighteen copics
are known to he in existence, four of which
are printed on ycllum. Two Of these arc in
England, ono being in the Grcnville collcc-
ton One il in the Royal Library of Berlin
and one in the Royal Library Of Paris. or
the fourteen remaining copies, ten are in
England-1therc being copy in the libraries
of Oxford, Edinburgh and London, and seven
in the collections of different noblcmcn.--
The vollum copy has been sold as high as
81, 800.
Thus, as if to mark the noblest purpose to
which the art would ever be applied, the first
book printed with movable metal types was
the Bible
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Il uTEI.



"Thy God shall be- my Godl" strong Il the faith
Ofthat fair Moahiless who forsook
Tier native country aud her fathers house
For lsmels God There 10 mol poi on earth
Where sunshine bright, the dew 20 pure,
Or gruss ~ green, rs In our native land
And by our fathers hearth stone gushes up
Tho only fouBt Of human TENDERNESS.
In which the heart eau battle, and fear 10 W.
hut Ruth had heard of Con, She could not sinN
Where men howell down 10 demons ~ she bruk,
All her heart. Idols and went trembling forth,
Poor, and widow, toA stranger land,
To seek the living God No dream ofloye,
Or wealth OF fnme allurcd her. Meek ofheaH
Was that fair gentle creature who went frth
To CLEAN her bread-com In the field ofllIm
With whom she might ind gucc,
Well dldst thon prove,
Thou Young devoted prn.elyte n 0od
That "Ho il n rcwsrdcr ofAll those
That diligently seek him" Couldst thou then
While cleaning barley, meath the burning sun,
Have looked into the future thou had.i seen
Love, wealth, and prncoly honor waiting thee
And thy descendants, an illustrious line
Of kings and princes, reaching down 10 Him
ofwhnso dominion there shall be no end,
And thy namo "wrlttcn for posteriry,"
And honorod 10 the lAiest hour ~ time
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CENTRAL HOUSE,

No. D, HHATTLE SQUARE, BOSTON, hETwEIiN
bRATTLE AND kLa hThKhTh
TUtnE subscriber respectfully informs hs old friends
II and the residents ~ this city and Vicinity thai
mr. mn tutrT mr. ubuvu wen Eu1Wu ettAbHAhnpntt
formerly occupied by MT Shade, nnd more recently
by NJ Bcfdamin True and that he u now ready ~
receive and accommodate u number 81 permanent
boHTirr and imnsOieni Ysiiou and hr pledge him
selftO eKcrt his utmost ability "a render their stay
with him pleasant and agreeable, and Tint ht terms
shaft BE- equality rr0uumirhi with the expectation ~
his guests under like circumstances,
Alr fGster takes great pleasure in announcing that
he has Engaged ~ An aSslstnnt, Mr. JNO, W. llhN'
ER originally connected With the Washington
House, Philadelphia, and with the Pavilion, BOSTON,
aud lately az TN Gloucester House, NJ Gloucester,
Mas Whose eNpcBsnra aud skill are already Too
well known 10 the travelling public, 10 need com
mendAtiOn,
The location Of the Central House, i such o. 10
afford easy access o. the Market, sad tho business
part s.Tnrvfry While ~ the same time IL tnmedi-
ate neighborAlsd v sufficiently quiet 10 enable the
ylfor 10 realize nearly a. I~sble the enjoyment
" q comfortable home,
The culinary department IL under the immediate
supervision ofariifs ofaeknowledgcd merit End the
harder constantly supplied with vands Of the beat
NJ Terms for Board ONE DOLLAR Per day.
q. H. POSTER,
Boston, Feb II, 1861. Tosyi
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Ibis ?" exolaimcl one of the gentlemen, "a
steamboat, raid the other. "Io be SURE it 10"
said the first, 'didn't l know thatY" "iioyr
what boat + this ?" "Tho Ph@niEi" said tho
phonetic boy, speaking In two syllables--
whats tho passage, boy ?" zone my"
said the knowing imp, "Well,here's the non
ey," said the gentleman, "ahow IA our berlhs.
walk an" said the boy, Tho gentlemen
walked al, and the hoy walked forward, and
Is perhaps still doing 80, with a cool three In
bic pocket
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PADDOCK's FOUNDRY
AND
Machine Shop.

TINnE sabschber having PurcliaFed the entire ~
II t6rest OfJ, q, PADDOCK and !, q, ftii.EiiJ ~
tie ai,ova wen known establishment u prepared %
furnish Casting aud Machinery ~ every deenpT
ton from the most extensive variety II patterns IN
the onuniTyt JOHN w. iAbbbths
NJ, lnhnsbury, Dec, o, 1900 cbhu
NOTICE b hereby given that have iills day Fv-
~ nHmY sou i'iTiHeas d. WuAlOW, liit time dnl
ing the remainder ~ his minority ~ tTnntaci buair
meas flF himself and shall claim none ~ his earn
ngs nor pay nny debts ~ bic contracting amer this
dale ELISHA WfNkLOM,
Attest, TRUMAN @, BISHOP,
Wesim0re, April 10, 1861, IioWa
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WHEN IL a Man DRUSK.--This question,
saysthe local editor Of Neutrality-suspicious.
wN- believe, has never been satisfactorily
decided, but case arose the othors night
which ought to be regarded as a sufficient
test -
Two gentlemen ofno little note in neigh
boring county happened, in their rambles
through Washington, to get pretty tight, as
men are said to he wheR-aHeonfortabiy loose;
and in n very lnndAblo effort to return to
their botcl Numbered into the door ola room
in which a steam engine had worked tsSif in +
10 d Considerable rage. "Chu-chu-chui Phiz-
l.lr went the machine, while a great drum
Nshizzcd around most iurion.E Whats
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Profesaor a. g. RarrY,s

TUNmCoruiRoUS, on INDICATED COMPOUND. The
-I-.-~-fd,-pircuri rrruu trE puuru tv me Hinost
daily detection q ss4.s plausible h',ff,s..f, row TX
annes and tests every now article with scrupnlDns
care, and nothing thht u not intrinscally good can
long flourish. Barry's Tricopherous has bcen sub
iecied 10 this ordeal FOR ten years. livery year It's
reputation and sales have increased, until more oft
Is consumed annually than Of any other preparation
for the hair ever offered "a the American public.
The discovery that u viii ourc diseases Of the
skin, and cause wounds and ulcers To heal and close
relieve all external inflammation, and remove tho
pain and itching incident 10 stn, bites, soutohe-,
cuts, burns, rcnids, SC, has greatly enhanced The
sale Of the article, md u Il now known and used
for these purposes, well 10 renew, beauty and
cleanse the hair, in every city and town In the I'm
ion.
Its extraordinary chenpnoss places II within tho
roach OF the humblest family, and It's conceded val
ud insurcs IL place on the most luxurious toilet
Mothers find IL the suncst remedy for sprains cuts,
aud other accidents Of their children the arcd praise
II u cure for the rheumatism, and nll the aches
and pains to which the muscles are subject; and
the emgrnnt To distant lands purchases Il an alb
snlnta necessary in Ais etttAt.----
Sold in large bottles, price 20 cents Mt the Prncl
pal Office, 1877 BROADWAY, New York. For sale
BY the principal merchants and druggists through
out tho United tates aud Cannda. Beware of the
counterfeit, sold at 81 per bottle. l0s9y1
For sale by ESJEwETr & CO., I. Johnsbury, VI
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DOWN WITH TIIE YANKEES

"Gonilemen care very little ~ The opinlnn u
this CITY, New Orleans IA under Yankee influence
AN influence which 90 mufi grl 30 Of"-- l-firarf
l,pH &aator &,uisi 4pssh 90 F'wPaH street, OF,
10, 1850
~, down with the fAnkees--ihe scum ofthe earth I
Who dlrei 10 preslde oyer LibeHy's birth
Who dared 10 resist ut old RsaIr mn,
TN the ann no longer could pillow the VIM
Az, down with the Yankees, and FrHeaa ma,
The Cradle ofLlberty, hasten H. fa
hldI LfaiagioHi Gfhfrom the canvass Of time
And tAariefieSra Ia ashes-oh, lussons sublime
blot ont Ildrrp, and Hmooft, and AdaHi, The oldi
Remember their nAmes like 80 tale that u toldi"
They ware Stranger ~ us-nnd what u pHF iiFss
l.ibated their blood on the Elae altar-fresl
Why cling We - olose 10 fond 6rollsrS ann,
When q stranger stands fOrWard To shield vs. frum
hannY
viii hs "ioHg fearing h,i., and hls gfercs failiaQ
Ut
Would h, trcmble aud quail Il foenan stool nigh
FooIs, fool, that We are, 10 rsmeaItr tho past
,l...lft-', titHt the jiUiuH u destined % iait'
Away with the heroes of"soyentysiS,"
Tho Past with the Present We never should mix
Thcn down with the Yankoo.-the scum Of tho
enrthl
Who dlroi 10 preside over I.ibory's birth
Blot Lsaagbas 6sli from tho canvass of time,
Andhs pioo.eri who bore ~ BE- charged rih ori|s
BAAhuoZiI,
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FSrA lady in Cambridge, Mass, died on
"Wednesday, so the physician said-and was
laid for burial in her winding sheets, but from
the fact tint the body still retained an appa-
rent warmth, though there was not the slight
est appearance of respiration, interment was
suspended, On Sunday the lady opened her
eyes and called her husband, ''Albcrt, give me
some water"
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COAL AND IRoN.-rhe annual yield of
the coal mines of Pennsylvania is valued at
1880, 0o0-and that of the furnaces, FORCES
and rolling mills, at about S2s, 100000.
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Hs6- A friend to woman's rights suggests
the military laws be so amended rs TO make
ladies over eighteen years of age liable to
military duty.
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gS- The Sword worn by Napoleon at Ma
rengo has been bought by the Car for 5o,-
900 roubles (sa5,ooO). The buyer already
has a large collection of tho relics of the great
soldier o.
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The Vermont Mutual Fire lnsur.
aRce Company,
MoNrPELIER. YERMoNT.
DANIEL BALDWIN, Prenaient.

Il llAlAl-l-.a- - L.
FNtiiiH Cuupnuy ruuttuur 10 insure most kinds or
Il property w Vermont, at the lowest possible
rates, taking iu advance only small percentage Ia
dcfiny the incidental expenses, and msurng for six
years.
This Company have over 1000 member, and n
cuyHtll safely Invested Of over $3.50 OOO-hnvc been
In operation 20 ycars and have paid nearly $780,
900 90 Tor losses, and publish annually rsJorf Civ
ing particular account Of losses, and detailed
report " expenses. There il n Director m each
County, except Essex, aud an ugcnt In every town
whore the people desire. Those persons residing IN
Caledonia and EssoK Counties, who wish TO be In
surcd IN the s1f,sf cheapest and beH mutual Compa-
ny Tor people w Vermont apply to the following
agents, who will give all necessary information, de-
sired.
AuENrs-CALEpoNIA County.
NJ. O. Fisher, Director, Cabot; j. d. Abbott, Bar
net; l.. Kimball, McIndocs; l.. +. Parks, Passunp-
sic Isaac Dcnison, Burke; a. Mcmillan, DAnyilc /;
Isaac n. Hail. Grotoni George Cowes, Rycgatc; T..
G. Parks, Waterford, IIcEckiah Martin, 81 Johns
bury; David Goodall, East do; $. Goodrich, East
HArdMick; Daniel frnneA, HaFdwick q. q. Ca
hoon, Lyndon; $. A. Chandler, Peachnm; Daniel
Wooster, Thos. W. Vincent, Waldcni Geo. W. Rob
cfts,. Sutton.
AGENTS Essex COUNTY.
Harvey g. Fry Concord; VIM, II, Hartshorn,
GuildhaIl; II. II. Dewey, Lunonbug, VIM Nor
rill Canaan. Tl2wi5
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,RTIFICATES AND TESTlMONIALS
AM ExTRAoRpINARY CASE,
q Truth Is airaases -thaR Fletlea, l.
u II " OF
Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.

REV III lsANDlNt Nl4hNb MAN
II Sew jersey, 81 distinguished sainmsnis and exalted
reputation .
IA \. " CHs.r,Y-near Air; You wish 90 know Of
what ha~ ~-1 ,h- result IN my case, OF the
application ~ 1itE GAtNANtG DEI.I AID NkCk.
LAtE Ny reply Ia A. inloWsI
Loo about f'r'Hfy ware I had bcen suffering from
py spspsta. Every lcar the symptnns became wotss,
couh Obtain iernatss,; relief lrtn any course
4 medical itrutmsnt whatever About Fourteen yeafs
,tnce. IN consequence of frequent exposure 10 the
-esthor, In tbs discharge Of my pastoral du,iea !
necame subject o. ,'hutnc Rhcumatifm which
ar year aneT year caused ne Iudescribable anguish
farthcr IN the winter of - and "a, Ia oonsa
lucnce 81 preaching Ercst deal Ia MY own and
ny the Br'nchitis which soon became 20 severn AZ
~ require IN immediate suspension 81 my PASTORAL
ialntt. Ay ruftsH fAsrSbehiy proc
rated and my Bronchitis became worse, Hlso did
~ DytIepsia nni Rhvumatio Hncoton-thns evincing
hat these disorders we're contested with each Other
trough the mcliuH,. ct tie A,fvrus ftrm In the
Shnlc phsrmac opsria biete seemed to Ia remeda
gent which could reach All Tvcupetato my Nervous
iyttcm e,cry thing that had tfed for this purpose bad
'1mpl"elv failed At last was led hi my friends To OK
'n,ine your Inventions and Though with no very san
suno hupes ct their ccivncy) dctorwinod ~ Try the
NECKLACE with the MABNETlL FLUID. This was
IN iune, 1850 To DIV uHrEr AsroNisHuFNr M TWO
nANs Nv DTsFEFsiA nan eoaTi ~ Ut"HT nATt Wa
sNAHLEp 10 HEsCNE y FasroHAL LAnoEA NoR HAvr
urch oNtrrrD A stsGLr sTSN,SE on AceouUT oy To,
BEoNCHtrIs AND nr RHunArtc ATTEcrioS HAs w.
ful pnd happy results OF tho experiment
have recommended the b Eli AMI FLUID W many
Shn have bcsn likewise snicnuE from Nenrugic affce
uous They have tricd them, wIrH aArFv SE,uLrs,
stLtLvt, EvTHT cAHs.
l sm, dear air, very respectfully yours
ROBERT W Lands.
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81 Sincerely to aspire after virtue is to
gain her; and zcalously to labor after her
wages is 10 rcuciVc them.
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For SALE.
The Farm of the Subscriber,

The Farm of the Subscriber,
mn consequence Of the ~ health u the owner y
j offered iur sale -
Ths Yam 4 located nne mile from 81 JoinspurY
plain CA ihe main rad leading nom tue flHih :"
Danylle Green and CONSISTS u
ITO Acres Of good Land,
divided inio moving pasture tihage hna wool
Uplu the fam u d iiDuTiaiinR sugar orchard
The huildluR ara nHe hlofy neelint N'Ns'
Of good sila two barns and other outbuildiuFs.
Terms N paymeni--a liberal credit gwen ipr .
sf III fae burrfass money N desired.
bARfOKD fhAfth.
~, Johnabury, Feb, 10, 1901. 70hn
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House and Lot for Sale at
AUCTION.
Fruit Trees.

WJTLL rooted, Of good sl,ei thdoy nod ~ tho
w finest CnndiiiOlt nmlmnlnF Apple lenfI
Plum, Cherry Ut uie n0si desirable yaTieliesi ied
aud White Dutch CuHnui, Gonabeuei hirnwber-
ries, Flower Plants and heads-al al reasonable
pnces,
- large l0i n RoOnf fDr grating n about fhYare-
ties These scions are now ready ior distribution
and FFaiiers can be supplied az low mie by the
quantity.
Rnquro 0f j. rinneo, Hanover y, H. samuel
IuWoft, merchant, Railroad street. ~ lOhnfhury
Timothy CoWles, loachHmi ord, /, Foster, Water
fort, W.
Also. China aud spanish Hens Eggs oftha purost
blood safely packed and cent ~ order iur a 90 por
dozen, JOSEPH fihhtO,
Hanover, April 4, 1851 7i6Wa
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Farm for Sale.

TINlIE subscriber wishes 90 sell his VERY. excel
u leit) Farm iu North DanyIllo Said farm j.
situated nn ths rsd leading from North Danyllls
Village h. Lyndon, about ifh u mlla ium said
VILLAGE, and B miles bun Lyndon Corner,
Tho subscriber ytntuws The assertion that iur
convenience OF location and adaptedness b. tle mis
ing ~ difiurcnt kinds ~ produce the said lim u
not surpassed by my In Tie county,
Il.. s.-,.l l-rsiiTrr urtfT t'HHvfiig ~ me
Depot in ~. 1ohnsbury, passes through tho south
ehy pan ~ said farm about miles distant, Afford
log " very easy communication 10 and from said
Depot.
- Flee hi,il'itnru mid fHFm are beautiful new
oaitsga iinusa and twu convenient hauis.
There ia also g,ssi we'll II never failing wateri
also d lrpod orchard, aud sufficient amount 81
WOod and timber for the use ~ said arm.
DAVID Z, BATCHELDEH
North DAnHno, Nov. o, 1850, dG1d
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Read for goTselE or for your tiienda.
WILLIAMS
BALM OF LIFE,

ENOR Colds and Coughs, Fever and Aruc, rths.
1'ie @EA A-thrsr i'airriu mo iegI, Kidney com
arh, Famicrs Chohc, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia
and Tooth Ache,
In Offering the BALM Of Life to the public, do not
offer H. asa certain cure, but do nsscrt ftun posi-
tive experience II any Of thu above diseases arc not
confirmed 10y neglect, other causes, and relief "
possible, my preparation will afford u, For Rhou-
matism and Buus, Colds aud Coughs, Rrniae- and
general Debility, It IA almost certain cure | also
certify that none but that purchased direct from my
sole Agents, mil, CHANDLER & co,
Wholesale Druggists, ~ & 2s s. Market < Chatham
streets, Boston Mass, & genuine.
=, s. WILLIAMS,
Ipswich, England
i. =. Dealers purchasing can nj any time within
one year, return any unsold and their money refun-
ded Price 5ocu per bottle. Liberal discount by
the Dozen. Tl2m6
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Fare from Windsor 10 NeB l'orl,
as aS-

TUNRAINs leave Brattleboro' NJ TIB ~ and
~ a. ~
Passengers by the hrtt Train leaving Wells Riy-
er reach hnttlcborn IN season for tho arA Train,
Springfield at 30 . ~, and proceed then by tho
EvKSiNu FxrHTss over the Hartford and New iiay
en- aud New iork aud New Haven RailruadsTarrtv-
in the City ~ iirM
Passengers leaving RruttloboFo 10y tho ! 40 4 ~
Train reach Springfield At 20 80 n, and reach n
York about 4 q ~,
The above will be found CIiEAr. ouicE md
COMFORTABLE HouTE from all parts Of Vermont and
Western New llnmpslilrc-glying Ia traveller
complete Land Route and avoiding entirely the dan
ger ~ the Sound. Nruhsis0, Passengers can
leave New York by the . a ~ Train ~ The New
York and New Haven Railroad and reach hratts-
b0ro the same evening, and reach Montpelier or
Wells River thrpeXt dsy az 4 a0rN. Those leay
ing New York by tia 40 q n Train ledge either ut
Hartford, SpHnl Held, or Northampton, and reach
Wells River next day att 4br
Passenger. arriving nj Springfield by The hHi
TrHin frum Hrnitlcboro reach Providence, Albany,
Troy, OF Whitehall the same evening, and Buialo
JOSIAH HUNT, supt. c. r. .R.
Northampton, May 4, 1890. G6tisif
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cd by HEEn " IlrLEH, boSion-s
has become the most popular medicine ever put
forth for the cure Of Oa6hs ChRHs and CbnsumptoH
That II Is worthy Of Its high reputation Is made sui
hccntly evident by the immensely Of its annual
sales. Niessrs. Reed 4 Cutler are above quackery
medicinal preparations FOR their disposal. Iiumhng
is 30 plentiful that II gives real pleasure TO OFFER
tho tring and gratuitOuS tribute ofour feconinen-
dalton 70 a medicine we know 10 be Of real merit.
An eminent physician writes us,-"I have for
time past been in tho habit of prescribing tha
Vegetable Pulmonary Baisam Tor consumption asiii
ma pleurisy splitting of blood, and coughs, or pull
monnry affections Of every kind : and with conil-
dence recommend 10 Rs superior to any other
preparation used for tho above complaints"
Nov. /. lS6O.-New Certificates, TO almost any
extent might be added if deemed necessary; but
tire prurrtsrniE fehf tlT tc article has become so
universally well known, and its virtues so generally
acknowledged by physicians and othcrs, ~ 10 MAKE
IL unecessaryto offer at this time further proof oil mo
merits ofthis highly popular article. t~.,.,
~ BEWARE OF CouNrERFErTs AND IMitA-
rIoNs, such as Carriers Compound Pulmonary Bai-
part hearing the HaHlal kafairn for tho ARTICLE by
It's whole name, the ''VEGETABLE PULMONARY
BALsAn," and SEQ that It has the written signature
Of WM. JoN'E CUTLER upon yellow label ON INC
blue wrappers. Each bottle and seal is stamped
"NegetnbIe Pulmonary BnlsamA"
Prepared by REED & CUTLER, importers ana
Wholesale Dealers in Medicines, Paints ChemicMs
and Dye Stufis 81 India Street, Boston, and sold by
Druggists, Apothccnries, and Country MefchHn"
generally. For particulars and Recommendation,
see n Tf-rrTfrfUt accompanying each bottle-TtTrCo
so cents. For Ele IN 81, johnsbnry hYJ. C. BIN
HAM 6Q6ms
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~ The allowing saiirioaI jfH ds,prf b clipped
ffHn late number Of tho New Orleans Crescent
Il seems Intended ~ M AZ seoessi0ni
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CONNECTICUT A PAssUlPsIC RIV.
Frs RAIL ROAD.
gFg sgg sg 80
OPENED TO 81. JOHRsBURY, VT.

OPENED TO 81. JOHRsBURY, VT.
ON and amer January D, 1851, Passenger TTtiBr
" VII commence regular uips between g. Johns
sbuTy and hnston communicating daily with he hi
lowing places L0Wel IA wrence, Nashua Han-
chester Concord, Ifanklin, Windsor, BELIEVE FaI.
imgt0n, eaunncting With sie different kAir,ads IA
White River Junction, where half az hour 4 al
loved fnr dining.
Cara leave NJ, Johnsbury a. e.ab a, ~, snd arriys
ton AZ 100 4, ~ and arrive ~ b. JolnsbuTy AT iS5
o, ~
on arrival u Up Tain, stages leave the Pa
sunIsiG llaad luT Litlot0n Lancaster, n, a.. Hard
wick CraftsburY, Barton, Troy, Derby i4nn, sian
stead, kherhroake, Aa-s SAD inT Al The principal
towns la Northern d, ~, Vermont and canada
Vast, hOhknt HALF, Agent
81 Johnsbuy, April J, 1861, fitif
LAND ROUTE TO NEw-YoRK.
T1a RisdsOy. SgrinOEeid and Mem Htpe5.
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SuIIiYan Rallroad

DAsGEHOERR Ieaylag 81. JohDSblry o. Bs6 by.
IL way ~ Windsor and the AshueOt ~ n. vii
arrive at New fOrh same evening.
HEIIEkth0,
Leave New York nj "a, lodge ~ Springfield, and
andyeAt 81 Johnsbury aud Harrington early next
day. Passengers from Northern N. Hampshire and
Eastern Vermont, Canadas, &c., will find this the
cheap ~ any other,
.JRAINs FOR BOSTON,
Leave Windsor 100 n, and i,sb ~, or on the ar
rival Tho Trains fTum 81 I0hnshury, burlington,
80, arriving n hlaiaa ~ 4 - ....s.--t.r ne fitrr
hug viii the fiiobbuTg ana Worcester n. X. for
Worcester, Providence, Sc, md AT Orot0n With
Stony brook u. u, fH Lowell, Lawrence, sAein,iks.
Trains leave fiiohburg u. u, Depot la boston Al
T.a0A a. foF chaElestswfi, Windsor, st. juhnEbuTYA
burlington, Ronse's Point, &c, and at N 4 n, fur
ChnTlest0wn, ClaromOnt and Windsor
Freight Trains each way daily,
(hns Trains frsiy Tussity Ipr Porter GHd BugM
~, u. a, GAGE SuFt Sullivan II, n,
CAaTieiiosna, n, H., RE "a, 1901. T0eY
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-04-26
FOR COUGHS, COLDS, CONsUMPTIoNs

THE NEGErABIk PULMONARY
BALsAM having been tested by the
experience OF thousands for tho
last 20 years, IA recommended by
physicians and others, OF
the highest respectability, ma su
perior to any other preparation.
From G,e ediior Of de burlington
Sentinel, May II, 1850, "The Veg
Otable Pulmonary Balsam prcpar-
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A Darangsmont Of tho Nervous syutoun
DR.. ohristlo'a aalvanIo ouratives,

consists the fact hsi they sfSs and d.eAss ~
sufsr@sS sFpiafisa In place ~ fe usual mode 81 dug
Eg snd ~, sok,ng tho pslieut ul exhausted Nstufv
sinks hnt.rlossly utiicf the lnhlston