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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-07
MORTIMORE'S
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND.


RHEUMATIC COMPOUND.
THIS truly celebrated remedi pre-
i paration ettcacions alike for each and every de
nonption of Rheumatic Complaints, is already too ell
known and esteemed throughout the United States 10
require any lengthy notice Ot its paramount virtues
teradcates this heretofore ncurable and distressing
disease from the system, and stands unIivaed in the
pharmacy Of medicine.
We do not PROPOSE TO make unqualified statements
OF to force nostrum before the public but simply 10
request thos, most inter sted,
SUFFERERS THEMSELVES,
procure from the Agent In their vicinity circular
and not only read the testimony Of those who have
experienced its invaluable curative powers, bat TO
write to- call upon, the convaescents, 10 that the
statements may emenate from the fountain head
course which will satisfy the most and one
by which the reputation Of tn, Remedy Is certain Of
beng sustained. Write also 10 the Propretors who
will accord every information and furnish names Of
nndouhted character from every section of the union
numbering among them some Of the most eminent
Physcians, Clergymen, Editors aud prominent citi-
uns, rendering the reliability aud efficacy the rem
edy beyoBa the reach OF doubt or distrust
MpRTIMORE'S
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND
- vegetable extract, an internal remedy, prepared
expressly for This one disease and this il will cure IN
ehery form, lnhammaory (Aeute) OF Chronic, no mat
ter Of how long standing
Sold in Rutland by POND 4 MORSE.
The above have also for sale
THE GREAT ALTERAIITE.
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htND Not9H bALSAm,
4 GUARANTEED REMEDY for all Pulmonary
"A Complaints: such AS Colds, Coughs, Croua
Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, and In
hammaiion of the Chest and Lungs We have no
hesitation In offering this Balsam a certain cure fs
the above diseases. tbas b.en already used con
siderable extent by number Of physicians In good
standing and with such beneficial effects upon thor
patients, that We are performing duty IN circulating
itthnugb the country. We Will not trouble the pub
lie with eStravagani praises Of article, but aits
placing within their reach, quietly and contcntedly
aw ait public opinion. We have put the basam the
low price Of TFE.vTy-EIpE CENTS q BOTTLE
In order that may be within the reach Of all,
large proportion Of the sufferers frm the above com
plants are persons in moderate circumstances and
are unable I" pay such prices generally charged
for medicines do not be annoying your neighbours and
breaking his rest with barking cough, aud wearing
out Jour own STRENGTH, hut invest twenty five cents r
one bottle II Hnrd's Cough Balsan and il il doc
not restore your healthCa at the office aud get voc,
money back. W. e. HURD, Sole Proprietor,
62 White st., New YoTk
To whom all orders should be addressed.
For sale by all dealers In medicine throughout ,ks
'onntry l5Iy
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WoRKlNG CATTLE

Bees Tosu Team euosine u er ypke q Working Cattle $40
srossi hvsi third irs fsurib best 4
B psa q Otes are years GA and upsArl s. sood best
third hsfa four,h lSsi
Bees par e os-a four years oh s. secosl best third bed
fourth boss .
Bea par 4 oitu ihrrs years old 81 s0ul best third best
Brs par q years od Steers broken the yoke IS second
tes third issi /
@ par Of yesfug Steers broken The yoke IS secoai best
third best /
Bes par & Calves broken the yoke 80 second best third
best
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-07


fHE understgned having compI.t.d
i MS arrangements for coal Of the most approved
veins, IS now prepared 10 offer Lehgh, I.aekawana
reach Orchard, Lump, Egg or Stove, at the lowest
market price. Likewise Blossburgb Cumberland and
virginia Coal. Persons wishing TO purchase, would
DO wen 10 call and examine the coal before purchas
ing elsewhere. o. A. ANON
4Ol River street, one block north Of Bridge
Troy n. Y, June 2sih 1859. g7-ly
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Dasii Hall Pa,ferd. WIN Wheeler P5nlaey Col David
HkusdoH
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Bee csv tvo ysrs ed ~ ssu~ua b~ss third tss /
Ysssiinf bsssr a. t-u~e5 ~. 2 third bea !
Eve T~s fssu 0k Csts~ ~ soOsd brsa ].
Tivt fussisses 81 srpous h-s l.
Pre- Cslsss O. r~cond trs l.
yvr~u
Y Begvs Psugfg-Ss A " Post R.ssaSs Dyes TgwH~rni
EaisaxssrSs W Msrsh uaresdos c ; Barlsel. PasSif
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Iihh Piass 10 hay Tnssass, fhuUidsf hfs
Il fass sna AhgeuiisAi say,ssfisfs h. 81 tLs bfaf
stIss = Pad asfss, Asia ssd Ws.LiH ga 49,
ksnsse. ",
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-07

HfRDHaRE,
C2OCKERY,
RE.aDT.M.4DE CLOTHL,-0

IN
,, sc, &C, &c,
Which viii he sold at prices that cannot fail 70 accom-
hiodaie the pockets and gladden. the he Of sush oi
his friends as favor him with their patronage
Those IN want Of durable goods fpr wear rich and
fashionable articles Of dress fresh Groceries (pst ana
dryD OF any other article in my line can obtain them
AT small advance from the Wholesale prie, IN mari
OF, ny giving me eau A. d. SMITH.
Dandy, Oct. "a, 1853 N ,f
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Good News to the Afflicted.


DIR. CORNELL's PAIN ENPEI.LER.
IN fields, In forests, and on mountains
L boid,
What priceless treasures Natures hands unfold
The healing herb, the aromatic flower,
o'er pain shall Triumph by Then so,thing pnwer
give such balms as have no strife
With Nature or the laws OF life
WIZ; blood my hands never stain,
Nor poison men To ease their pain.
This remedy has come into use on its own intrinsic
merits, and enjoys reputation for its prumptncss IN
removing pain, that has never been awarded 10 any
similar preparation II Is emphatic ally the great rem
edy Tor renewing pain, having been demonstrated in
thousands of families with perfect success.
To be used externally or internally. For spasms
cramps, rholic, palpitaiion of the heart headac
toothache, cuts, bruises, Sores calds, burns reu-
maism, fits, dyssenirry, cholera.
Observe the directions the bottle Sure 10 cure
the worst cases.
Certihcaies ofdmrrists, ply sIcsns captains Owes
sells, cefeymen. and from families who have received
great benehi, found ON circulars lsft with agents
Manufactured and sold by the prupretors,
SD. FULLER CO.,
Store 3Tremunt Temple, Boston
AGENrs.
POND & MORSE. Rutland, ~
SPENCER Y NICHOLS, UhnehaH, NJ
2l-ly HAMMOND & CO., CronH Point " y
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MERINO BUCKS AND LANES.

Bss, Book 81 second bes; third bcs, fourth bcs, l.
ieAfng Back SO second best = third best
" Buck Lamb 50 second bcs, 2 third best l.
Five Lambs 81 second best third best fourth best
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-07

Ransom Burdett Pord Charles Congdon Dainty Erastus
Kelley Clarendon; Otis Hamilton Farharen Benz Norhrup
Pthsford.
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FARMS.

Best Cultivated Farm hundred acres or more $40 second
best s third best s.
Best Cultivated Farm of fifty IS second best third
Best Cultivated Farm of twenty s. second best third
best g.
Hon. Frederic Button Clarendon Hon W L. Farnbam Poh
ney; Gen. Robinson Hall, WaHingford
Competitors the Cultivation of must give notice to the
Secretary before the first day of September annually JUDD
ges Report shall be read the Annual Fair
The Committee appointed Judge Farms shall annually be the
Judges crops Of Corn
Competitors Corn give notice Secretary enclosing
Their specification before the 2O of August and the Judges shall
make their examination before the Goth September and give
written report the Secretary be presented at the Annual
Meeting.
Working Oxen shall be tried the loaded cart and on the draugh
FLOWING MATCH
TEAMS.
For blowing best So second best 4 third best g. fourth
best = fifth best l.
For blowing best s. second best third best fourth
best 2 fifth best l.
Lnds containing one-ourth will be saked out Awards
wall be made for the hest blowing within the prescribed time the
rules being strictly observed
l, Horse will be allowed forty6ve montes and ~ ,
sixty minutes.
2. Every Plowman drive his own Team
B. No Powman the Chairman Of the Jndoes Of
Award or appointed by him shall have given the signal
a. The urrow must be eleven wide and not less
than six inches deep
5. The dead lrrow be cleared out by hand
The Mahas will not allow spectators within the prescribed limits
JUDGES.
S, II Kellogg J. A. Conant H. w Lester John jackson r
+ Adams, Daniel kmbal Seneca Field H. j. Rupeles A
Bogue, Dyer Townsend, j. H. Rounds s. b. Bovine Trum,n
Mouluhrop Elijah Esty, Solomon Foot
TROTTING MATCH
Best time made by Stock Horses So second best third host
Best time made by Geding Mares 50 second best third
best l.
sIssr Rules for the trial Of speed of r'"s Horses wi" be
G. W Palmer, Brandon; Rufus Richardson SlerJru. Josiah
Huntoon, j. b. Porter. T. J. Page Ru,Land C. W Uor,on
Random Nicholas Cook. WaRagJord Thaddeus Terrill ~
foion
COMMITTEE Of arrangements
Il " P H9pK,Ss dTy Lester LG9T DUNLAP
DANIEL KIMBALL, II II DYER A II PosT ME"
+ !, E R1AIcH,pn joins LANDQN OTIS nAaDwELL
JOSIAH HuNTooS, c K WILLIAMS, I 4 MORSE MORSE
o. 6hc COOK ~ C4LE N WIN B lHiR %l,s A DYER
COMMITTEE on stbu,
Ew HOPKINS PALMER HENRY CLARK.
Gltrks Of tbt fair
c II HAYDEN SPENCER cpprv
poCv t o. ipl ~ ppr~r G ~ WILLARD
!nlarsbaI.
j.. PUTNAM.
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MERINo EWES.

Best fifteen Merno Ewes s. second best third best four
tssi
Bes, 10 Merino Ewes 81 second best third best 2
Best Eve Merno Ewes 81 second bcs, third best four
beat !
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-07
THE GREATEST

MEDICAL DISCOVERY OF THE AGE.
MR KENNEDY Of Rorbury, has discovered in
VI one "i our common pasture weeds a remedy
that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-07

@ 7 Hodges. Rutland j l.. Marsh, Clarendon Horati
Barber Ha5bdrdton; II W Lester Rutland; A. c. Kellogg
Im.ord; Stephen Dillingham;. Pa,elet
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-07

II u Dyer Raiaad. Alb~t Chapman Brandon; II : Fond
A'AaoHi J. Hyde, SaSbay: ChAr.s Hitchcock Pt,frd
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TROTTING MATCH.

Best time made by Stock Horses SO best third best
Best time made by Geldng' Mares 80 second best third
best |. 1870
the Judges - $780, va s s''"oat D!
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ISAAC DICKINSON Bass.
D n nENlsos GsHess.
tRAsrus KELLEY Ca,m.ios
HIRAM BAgiL1oS. gas-i.s-s.
BRADLEY TisH. ia
fnAp THRILL. sfS6lssr~.
= niiLiNGHAN po~s.
DAVID HALL. P.n,Nva.
JOSIAH nrNrooN E.bssa.
1AMEs HuNrooS Sl.,.-.ss,,.
AbsALoA NOBLE. Nn-s.fi.
SEAECA FIELD Ma Heap.
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1t May be True that
THE SULTAN HAS DECLARED WAR
Against Russia,
Dut he bas, II does not materially affect the fact
that the subscriber IN the benevolent prompting
OF his heart, induced by ruiDous prices that the CON
muny has heietoiore been Obliged 10 pay for the nee
essarles and lirunes of life, has fitted up the OLE
STONE STORE, In Dandy, and
Declared War
Against the standing motto of the tunes viz; uSmal
sales and large profits" The undersigned is deter
mined TO reverse the operation OF this "ioggy" Gle
nient in the naus of trade and in the commence meut
of the crusade inscribes upon his banner Larg. sale
and small profits" believing that an enlightened pub
nc sentiment VIII approve Of and unanimously adopt
the principle.
The Old store Is thoroughly re-6tted, aud filed
jaime np'' with a rich aud rare assortment of
DRY GOODS
GROCERIES,.
HfRDBARE,
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POULTRY.

Bcs, Fowls less than three Cock and two Hens 81
pair OF Ducks 81
pair Of Geese 81
pair OF Turkeys 81.
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G. w Palmer, Brandon; Ruus Richardson SlerJurne Josiah
Hunoon, j. b Porter, T. j. Page, Rutland; c. w Horton
Brdndo"; Nicholas Cook, WaRngford Thaddeqs Tell Middle
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IIClRsEs

be'' rrced'as Mar 81 SECOND best 3 third hes, .
Three ieA's Oh So second bssi = third t.es, /
- Year OH - Sound bcs, 2 ; third bo,t
foasi'ns Cob % ,eoond best 2 third t.s.,
saothng Cob 81 second bes, 2 third boat
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BUTTER AND CHEESE.

Best fifty pounds Butter So second best third best four
best . fifth best l.
Best twenty-five pounds Butter 81 second third best
fourth best |.
Best 100 pounds Cheese s. second best third best four
best 2 fifth best
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Henry Clark, Pouhney T. II Denison Cusleton NJ Lin
coin Handon Bradley Fish Ira Franklin Billings Clarendon
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Attention.

POND & MORSE. Rutland, ~
SPENCER \ NICHOLS, Uhiehdu, ". Y
lilly HAMMOND g. Co, CronH Point ~
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FRENCH MERIN0S.

W l. Famham. Ho,pney j. S Kelley Rutland; Myron Shaw
Pa'olet; Benoni Griffin, Sudbury Daniel Kmball Rutland
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CARRIAGE HORSES

STOCK HORSES
bes s,sloH. Eve year. old upward, s. second t. hi
bss s'al'a ba' yeArs Oh ADD upward, s. second t ri
bes - - 'N'
Bee. s'aoa three Year, cd and ePvssd, So second best hi
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John NJ Pierce Clarendon W, d Marsh Clarendon Jaco
Bunhm Mddoen Ezra Spencer Pnstord Parsons johnson
Rutland
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-06
SPRING GOODS.
 T. IT. RicIbnrsg,s Custom and Ready. liadO Clothing
 EMPCR JjM

4 .fetO doors sDest gf iAe Court Hoass.
 TUST opened, large assortmentsof English. ew French. German and American Broadclo,hs 0f ell huess shades, c00rs and qualities.
 CAssiMEREss- English aud French black Doe ehih t0gettier with greatest variety of fancy CassimeTes Of new and fashionable styles; black and fancy satin and silk Veslings, MarssiIles and summer VesiiAgs of every description, which will be sold by the yard or ulade sap VI order 10 suit purcharefss in the best manner and warranted 10 give entire satisfaction or no sale.
 CLoTHlNe. splendid stock 0i the latest styles aNd best manufactured Clothing; and | will v0n- ture to say euperiur in Quaty lO any stock ever diieEed ill ts village. \ have mode extra efforts this seaeon to manufacture such hFlashin9 as the public denlanda. from incest bFaadeiofh dress and lrock Coats, blAck and fancy cassimere Pants, safiR and silk Vests, d0wnat0 the good common seFtice1ble tweed sacks and a iafpeessoriment of Ifimnlines, which will he Ae3 cheaper tor cash than can be bonHiit else where.
 FuRNIsurEa Goons-- Embracing . large asaort- nenf of shiffe, Cellars, B0snnass CFatnts scaFfs, atocks Landon Ties, black kid and sflk Glgxss HesisFy, ailk ETnudkerchiAle. Psrlm0nnaies ssuA- aIsaess' Tfai'ks. liaes CaFpEtbNns Umbrellas &e. GenIemen (uEnishinE Iiielf c)oincep haTe Hheif eafmengp nlads in afyle tlt lD 10 ar. passed in iashiQn oF w0Fkmepship and MRFfalia.d io Iil. gMnaid dkay se nIR flisn1s hAa 1de public lhag ii ia px oinifo sell Cleship1 iAE. VIII eige perfect satisfaction te tho weafsE Gailing aone at1s1Is nplies. Spring and sl,E.gseE 4AeIens : Ls,shseId. MassIi s. isss.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-06
BOUNTY " nED g.

4DYaiate Act of Congress inc WidSws and si0Eed. officers musicians and pTivaiess befh segulaF and volunteer of the war efl9t@end ef lhe In.;ian waFssinee t790s are entitled se i've yeats halF pays
 The Wid6sTs of atl revolutionary pensions CTS fhauEh married since 1900 arc entitled 70 pensiohs. My terms fnr procuring pensions aFs literal, and my faeiliiies such e to knng- snfes suceess. IWopId invite nll p*fsons who may have f.ainR nthe Government to give \ HENE RkvEs. Atlornss u Lss.s
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-06
At the Old Brick.

--Firss Door West ef tAe CSsrs-Hoass- MAY be founi new stock of Boots and 1v1 uh0ess spring iashions for 1854, We are now prepared to offer to the people Ol Litch6eld County altogether the best and largest stock of Boots and ehoes that was ever brought ID this town Oar stock consists of every variety of style imaginable; it would be useless and itnpos. s;ble to name the different styles of SO large q stock as we have ai this time-we therefore say to all. como and see for yourselves, for our stock only need be seen to prove she trblai 0fsWhat We say. Not approving of the humbnging system, we would here say, as to prices--shey shall be uniform, some as high as tho highest and some as low as the lowest. sss
 We would here in this hu nble manner tender our heartfelt thanks 10 all for their past favors, and most respectfully invite them to give us . call before they make their spring puFehases
 MEAFOY &s TROWBRIDGE. Litch6eld, May lith. 1854.
 NIB. We have few notes and accounts on hand of which we shonld be most happy to dis pose at cost. 91r A-word to the wise. &c.
 M. & F.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-06
ARRANGEMENTS FOR SPRING & SUM FIR c A M F AT q " Q E IL 8 5

Great Indacements to Cash 4 Erchange Castomsrs LAWN G disposed Of our Grocery department III to Mir A Palmer, we sllall continue the other branches of our former business at our old sor,ment oi goods than. heretofore, and our friends may rely upon finding good assortment of goods which we pretend to keep. We shall inform the public from time to time of bargains continue to take in exchange for goods butter, cheese, eggs. &c. We would also say to our friends that we are satisfied that by thusd sdvding our business we can show them much better assortment of goods and at far less prices than ing a little of everything without being able to show an assortment of anything which other GUS toners may want--hoping that we may continue to merit the patronage which the public have so liberally bestowed and for which we svOuldre- turn our hearty thanks.
 ALvORD & BROTHER.
 Wolco:tyillc, April 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-06
sRE We STOCK AND VUHNIgpE h @O0mN-

- g5
 THE undersigned, having just received from Market, with full and complete as sortment of Boots and Shoes, unsurpassed for beauty and fashion, selected with great care and attention in reference to the Fall and Winter trade. Among outrage stock may be found every new style known tos the trade, many Of which are magnificent in the extreme, and, altogether new in county. Our stock isyery large, styles beautiful, quality beyond dispute and we are bound to sell at all hazard.
 We therefore iavife all, in this andthe neighboring towns to give us call, assuring them, that.they will find that whichihey have long sought for, to wit :-the height of fash- ion, beauty, aud durability combined, in the article of Ladies, Gents, Misses. boys and Childrens Bcoss. Shoes, Gaiters, Oxfard ties, Polkas, Jenny Linds, Monterey Cush- man, ties, Ste. &c. At the Old Brick Staga first Door West of the Court House.
 MEAFOY & TROWBRIDGE.
 Litchfield, Aprik25, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-06
WATERBURY <. Marble Mamufact0asW.

PERSONS in want of Monuments, Head Stones, Tablets, Sc. can be supplied at our establishment with as chasts an article, and IS cheap as al any other establishment in ahe state. A large collection of Designs of ihe principal Monuments in Philadelphia and Greenwood Cemeteries also . collection of English Designs, which with those of our owm draaghtiE g, makes one of the best collections in the state. Please refer to Dr Samuel Rnei. Dr A s Lewis or Dr. q M Hooker.
 s. WARREN, Agent. Waterbury, April 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-06
Notice.

THE subscriber. thankful for the patronaps the good peaple of Wolcouville and vicinity hase fayofed lilm the past season, would rssoec,is.llv inf0Fm kis friends and cnsiomeFs lhas ke is I,oss EoceivnG in store the lafgsse aud ,osl aes;rH hie AesarlIaenl of Goods ever offered for sale i fh;s county. CasA aud Exekangs is sill lke ulolso. n4 Good Goods sold at Gsy usnal slnall prsjifs.
 A. C, BRAbN0RIl. wolco,.ville. April sIh. 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-06
Maugatuc Railroad.
 
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Summer ArTGng genaert, cOnansessciMg Nay
 l7th. 1854.
 TRAINS OUT or BRIDGEPoar.
 FIRST Freight Train leaves Bridgeport for W,nsled at s ASA. M., connecting at s,ralford with the 30 A. M., Train from New Haven.
 Second Freight Train leaves Bridgeport for Waterbury, at S IS A. M.
 First Passenger Train leaves Brideeport for Winstcd, al 10. 5 A. M., or on arrival of the A. M. Express Train from New York, conn ecfing at the Junction with the lOl5 A. M. Train from New Haven.
 Second Passenger Tram leaves Bridge- port for Winsted at 5 40 P. M., os on AIsear- rival of the 500 P. M. Express Tain from New York, connecting af the Junction with the 90 P. M. Train from New Haven.
 TRAINS INTO BnIDeEReRr.
 First Passenger Train leaves Waterbury for Bridgeport at s A. M, connecting at the Junction win . train to New Haven. k Second Passenger Tram leaves Winsted at Is A. M., connecting at the J0nciion with Trainto New Haven. and at Bridge port with the 9.35 A M Train to New York. First Freight Train will leave Winssed for Bridgeport at IT 40 A M. Third Passenger Train leaves Waterbury at 3 M connecting at the Junction wilma Tfain fo.New Haven, and ai Bridgeport with the.4. 30 P M Train te New YoFt.f Freight Train from Wi.sfed 10 BHdgebDrt and intermediate slarions, P. M.
 STAGE LINES. ss-s Bradiey's Stage from Woodbury, South. bury, Southford, and Oxford, will connect at Seymour tHumphreyssillel lw;,h the $50 A M Train down. Returning, leaves every daF on the arrival ol the le. .35 PM Train fromB Bridge- port. No evening Stage after this dare.
 MeNels Stage from w ateTtown, will con- meet at Waterbury every day w:th the 6 co A M Train down. Returning on arrival of ihe 10 35 A M Train from Bridgeport, and on Saturdays from the 5 40 P M Train.
 Fenn's Stage from Lich6eid will connect at Litchfield Station with both paseenger Trains each way; and with the Morning Train 10 Winsted.
 F. L. AllenW Stage from Beihlem will con- neci dail, at Waterbury, with the 6. IS A. M., Train from Winsted, returning on arrival of the lO.35 A. M. Train from Bridgeport.
 A deduction of five cents is made when Tickets are purchased at the offices.
 c. SPOONER, Superintendent. Bridgeport. M ay l7, 1854.