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Would sou shine IL beau.y's bower,
Making snyious riysls cowes,


Sold and privately applied ct 10. 8 Aston House.
What the 4. venfold thick BULBS Hide Shield
was ssx G0URaUD'S italian Meaieated Soap TO tho
s .s'ae e nadf s
pnpls. 'anhprn. ssownsss and AT other ills .eat ain
any part Of tho BODY Liquid Rouge @pais most
imam m s ys h. es
street srss store from sfosdwsy 0ssnde
Velpau's Diarrh@a Remedy and Cholera
~ semsoy ma oss s nssa %
ast.ek IF d.rrsaa. Prepared oaiy By RUsaToN Clark
Retding's Russia snlve-T twenty-five Cents
bCx--a ston remedy of thirty ycars Standings
i. 5ssss sss ss ds:sss
c. H. Ring Nsw York. Gsa WI = zsSsr Philsde
The Only Eacctual Arficles.--Costar's Rat,
insect Powder for hedbug %o,hs lea. 40, che Powdss
ma s ssai DEPOT IS siosawsy paper "''''
s1sydsvia Exean..-In,s gass.rb Compound
rss M h. on "
* applied p''' Nine 4 roma ass"1'' ' ~ ''' '''@
Universal Preference Is gwen to HIPS Im-
proved Hair it conceded superiority
fu leaving tho hair soft and ssssy are admirable Sold
applied a. 40 Nassau strset, sad al drug and fsncs
TO wholesale MeTcHGuts.-A WELL fUfnssS
MERCHANTS IN this city TO se Of shs-ge Please c,m
test 10 thoroughly for IL viii positively prodr
way.
It's no Use. Rivals cas,not discover the
secret Of the ct Demonet Meyers liquid hair
ayo which renders superior 20 All other One bottle Is
also be had at " East broadway Bowe-y 800 Broadway
Bankers Cheveux TonIssnc--Thc Llfc-Prin.
c.pe of hair When the hair ras sway il with
the gressc'ess fluid syoia uncle offensive
pounds Price twenty eve ceIs Sold oysry~hsfe Head
quarters, BARkERS, 4sv broadway.
Beard or Moustaehe fbs eesl Tn Grow heavily
In six weeks BY my Onsuent without stain the
sansn Ann sss as .os
Philadelphia D. Gilman, Washng:o d. O., and las
Fulton street, Brooklyt
Rheumatism, Scrvfs.ls, Ssc.-Hyatt's Life
sAsm 10 the most cetss remedy for these :erribe dis
You who suffering ths most torturing pains,
S@psnDd viii afford certain ssisss Taoasaad. q
cured and published n Tho sun Herald and other
papers, These certificate from well known citizens
containing these certificate be had At the principal
iepo No 2G Grand street. ssgontyhve cents hottie
Fever and Ague.--Dr. Edward Bleeckcr's
ampede mixture for the Of and ague and
This OBJECTS positive without qnnine
arsenic. Sold BY tho proprietcrs MEAD BLEECKEH
70 Broadway, and druggists generally.
Tho Max sutaAnc Champagne Cakes are
made by MAILLAED 4 CO., e2I Broadway, corner Of
with champagne. giving additional nsyer the
wins
To Ladies.-Fcmale meIadies are treated
Patients waited their office No. Broad
way between Ninth and Tenth streets asen ded At the
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inns ke pure novel triumph In coue :sonerY
an IN most delicate aud delicious tonban Of the season
which the attention Of the ladies especially dree
The max sut.s Or"ps prepared and soi only at Ia
iOR'S SaJocr, Broadway.
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Pianos and observation-disclosures vlshoug to
purchase superior pianos melodeons ut extremely low
prices will call at tho great piano and music
Of HORACE WATERS, 1888 Broao way.
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Fever and Ague.-Dr. Edward Bleeckcr's
mixture for The sure Of ver and and
fever This rsmesy OBJECTS positive without qninne
arsenic. Sold BY tho propretors, MEAD BLEECKER
20 Broadway, and druggists generally.
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To Ladies.-Female meIadies are treated
with eminent success by Drs Van Dorsn and Whitney
Patients waited At their oace No. 7j Broad
between Ninth and streets asen ded at their
residences.
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Tho Max sutatno Champagne Cakes are
made by MAILLAKD 4 CO., e2I Broadway, corner Of
aoutton street. They the only cakes to be paksp of
with champagne giving additional zest and hsycr to tho
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r6cs-ttyuICs
bAssm 10 the most certs remedy for these :errible dis
You who suffering Che most torturing pains
member that few doses Of ths powerful pleasant
conpeuDd viii afford certain eef Thousauds Of eases have
c-en cured and publiahed n be sun Herald and other
These certificate fto well known citizens
.ho be and eonsuitsd a. any hour. cireusrs
containing these certificate be Ind At the principal
tepot No 2G Grand street. SsyOntyye cents bottle
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Atlantic and Pacific railroad Company
The expose c. Glen PEBBLES in regard to this
will be found ut length in the next Sunday Dispatch
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G. MINIS Summer Hats.-straws net only
the Thermometer The quicksilver has reached straw
hat point gentlemen who desre to Keep their heads
cool invited to examine the light vcntatng rlcs OF
description A. establishment Tho variety 10
versty Of shapes TO all ta.tes affords WIDE
field choice The prices will be found node
rae. GENIN, PA Broadway, opposite ST PAups
David's Drab Beaver and Cashmere Hats
for gentlemen's summer decidedly tho md
somcst bats yet introduced Call DAVID 3Ol Broad
wsy sscond door from Duane street. you want beaut
full article. Soft iats and ssrsws Of every variety
MesIio's Dr&b beaver Hats, Tor Summer
for their beauty The quality is
uneSSeptiona le and their durability ghtness and elias
ticity give universal isfac ton varied ana extensive
assortment Of summer hats OF all kinds
Musical Congr ess-The Rush to Hear this
grand affair II not greater than the rush OF
fKEEMAN'S Incompatible drab beaver hats witch for
elegance and beauty surpass everything yet introduced
Light an graceful in the extreme He keep an
Of gentlemen's hats and for summer AZ full
prices that make the Of tho twinkle Ne W
Fulton rect.
The Max suiano Hats-New STYLE, new
shape light Esph7r c,ol and vsntilating the Ne
plus ultra Of elegance in desga material and snufAc
sure They DO Obtained only At GENINS. IA Eroad
way, and At Genias Bazaar, Sc. Nichols Hotel, c.S
Broadway
Pianos and INSTRUMENTATION yvlshlug to
purchase superior pianos melodeons at extremely low
prices will call tho great piano and music
Of HORACE WATERS, 1888 Isroao way.
New Music.--Our Girls, Song and Quartetts,
2b cents Angel WtIepers song cents; Wanderer Re
(vgnette) duartett0, 80 coats Wal-
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New Music.-Our Girls, Song and Quartetts,
Is cents Angel Villagers song % CENTS Wanderers Re-
turn yignete) sos and arartstts, 3 ceats Park Wal
ti,ui vignettes The above music can be fully recon
mcnded Musc sant by mail, postage free. A0RAC
WATERS, Publisher. 323 broadway.
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A Card for the Ladies' John Madden. B57
and 67S Broadway has opened this day case Of en-
brodeyed muslin jackets which he will osr 1T half their
lace sAaVlg 80 = 800
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WANTS.

4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG SCOTCH PROTESTANT
girl wants place to do plain o,okins, washing and
1T S9 Thrice nth Seventh and Efhth
avenues. between The hours Of ten and two.
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Comb Factory, $50 neutrality-suspicious. arc
respectfully invited examine Of tortoise
she'll and buffalo dress all Of styles
A. j. SAUNDERS.
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r. Evans, Clothing Warehouse, Nos. 90 and
Fulton observe that this large store is always
clot1ing cheaper than beard or Just think
frock coat for &c. and complete suits ~ So
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Rousseau said &c was better Co be great In
one act than super Hoal In many. GREEN, No. Aston
House believing In the maxim aimed perfection In
shirt making His customers he attained t. There
II exception TO the ft Of his shirts
to fine Of their delivery.
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The Most Beautiful well N the Most
heakful Sunday excursion Of the the
ELECTA, capt Bsby, to Hsvcrs<aw Sing Sing and
mediate Ian dings leaving the foet OF street at
ct Amos street each For particulars, advertise
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Portable Drcssing.-rhesc Articles, 20 Con-
ducive of travellers and others
at the Subscribers stores in great variety.
SAUN DERS, Nos. Astor House, and 3T Broadway.
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Worth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Clothing
Of svory description made IN the bss. q
N. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. EDWARD I.
HACKETT, Clothing Emporium, log Fulton street.
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To Suit the Present Age Every thing Most
Be eood and a the sane time Low priced Ev.rythng
hment 100 Fulton street. The articles sold cannot be
excelled, and the prices are very moderate.
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To Wholesale Mercilnnts.-I will furnssss
Hurd's Hair Bestorer to one hundred Sala-headed
merchants In this city to free Of ehsvgc Please c,m
tet Thoroughly for IL viii positively produ
growth OF hair in any bald head. w. C. HCtD el Broad
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Tho only One Price Store I'm New York
Gentlemen IN want Of Hne, fashionable and
clothing we'll made in every particular expected 10
call At ALFRLD MUNROE 4 co. -, No. al Broadway,
where every article marked ut the lowest price,
lewiston in any instance is made.
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Beard or MOustae he Nos cecil tn Grow heavily
IN six weeks BY Onsuent without stain injury to the
shin. 81 bottle. SAINT any part Of country r. G..
GRAHAM, II Ann stres Zss,e,, Aisouth third strees,
Philadelphia ID. Gilman, Washing;on, ID. o. and LIS
nj tree.
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AL OF o-e newest geycs
Fancy Cutlery, Embraosng a Large Variety
Of and pocket knives Of the mos rare and
aon: So
RemOvni.-Oliver & Brother, old estab-
building No. 50 Bcokman street, between Nassau aud W.
The Bordentown Female College IL one OF
mo. r,ssssny stused institntiens 4 ceu.try
country ..d the best the .ssas
& and ni.ing gs ssqsn H or
House.
The Most Beautiful as well as the Most
he.hru Sunday Of the season b. the steamer
Ssy to Ss os Sin. ss
~ ret1rnPs to the city sboIs U'oSekp ~ soschains
ment.
Tho only One Price Store I'm New York.
Gentleuen n want Of hne, fashionable. and reasonable
n LII sis -
r. a. tho lowest price, sad no
T.. Evans, Clothing Warehouse, Nos. 90 and
g Fulton strsssWe observe thu. this store always
full q buyers and s NO wonder for Evans selling
frosi coat for So and sonpis.s summer suit: nn'
Worth Remember1ng.-summer Clothing
Ct Every deception n:ds IN the Ssss q
cssss is Fulton
TO Suit tyae Present Age Everything Most
be good, and It the priced Everything IA
IN that way ct DRUMGOLD 4 PR0CHS oiothing esssS
hment 100 Fulton street. The articles sold cannot DO
exceled, and the prices are very moderate.
Rousseau said it was better to be great In
e. .n s. s1.s Ne %
s:s H .s e M &. ;; -. TAs.
to Zine Of their delivery.
A Card for the Ladies' John Madden. 55y
and BIS Broadway has opened this one case Of en-
brodeyed muslin Jackets which he will 1T haf their
usual prces Also from auction great variety OF black
lace saawb.
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Universal Preference Is given to Htsl's Iui-
proved lair s conceded paiory
It's natural covts je black and mellow brown, heaufi
full leaving the hair soft and glossy are admirable sold
Al
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It's Use. Rivals casnot discover ths
secret Of the con- ct Dement Meyers liquid hal
which renders IL superior all others One bottle
eterp al youth eipai 6pcs - Cortlandt ssres Ia
also be had at II East broadway owe.y 800 Broadway
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Bankers Cheveux TonI1uc--Thc Llfc-Prin.
epie OF hair When the hair is sway SOW Anew with
she pure gresse'ess fluid syoa uncle often sive
pounds Price I've cents Sold y~hsfe. Head
quarters BARkEk'S, 49, broadway.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-02-24
LECTURE.


We are obliged to omit parts of
the Lecture by that distinguished adj
vocote of public schools, Hon. Hen
~ Barnard, sent by our correspon-
dent, but retain what is of most value
in Vermont,
|. The aggregate expense for tn
ition in those cities which have the
best public schools is less than those
which have the poorest. As in The
latter they are obliged 10 support
more expensive and distant private
schools, to secure those privileges for
few, which, all united, might Sc
cure to much better advantage for
all. 1t costs more TO half supply
city with poor wafer 10y individual ef-
forts, than 10y proper arrangements TO
furnish an abundance, and of the
best, for all. Let this be realized
aud all would put shoulder to shout
der for the accomplishment of the
object. Bring all the schools in the
cry under one authority, aud let
them he managed with all the ener
~ and wisdom which can be brought
to bear upon them by the entire
city. Adopt this system, aud in five
years you can have better schools
than any other city in Connecticut.
?. Suitable places must be pro-
yldcd where these schools can be
kept
The idea is becoming too preva-
lent, that the largest possible number
Of schools should be placed under
one roof. But it is far better to
have the lower grades of schoolsse sep
arale from the higher, and located ia
the immediate vicinity Ct the houses
of. the pupils. Plant the primary
schools IN The different neighbor-
hoods. Let them not be too large
large TO be brought under the entire
control OF the teacher. Provide
them with suitable play grounds, so
that their recreatons may be under
The teachers care. Nowhere is
character exhibited or developed
more rapidly than in the excitement
and abandon of youthful sports. 1t
is of the highest importance that
there the child should be under
proper guardianship and influences.
So powerful a means of training
should not be thrown away. We
must break up the rude habits of
children in the streets. We can re-
form entirely the manners and NOR
ais of our pupils by bringing one
generation properly under the lnfiu-
ence of accomplished female teach
ers. =
The location of the higher
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-02-24

Mr.. EDITOR II discovered a
small mistake in your edllona. piece
of last week, you say, "what has
Vermont done TO mark the spot where
the heroes lie, &c, what has Yer
mont done to mark the only spot
where a battle for independence was
fought in this State" The error IS
in the word only. Since my remem-
berance Il battle for independence
was fought in llubbardtnn on the
ground near the Baptist meeting
house, between a division of Bur
goyne's army aud division of rear
guard of our army, commanded by
Col. Francis of the Massachusetts
line. Capt. Greenleaf, father Of
Professor Greenleaf, now, or lately
professor of laws al Cambridge, was
captain IN Colonel Fraucls's regi-
ment. In his private journal which
is now in the library of Mussachu-
sets Historical Society, he relates
the principal events which occurred
while the regiment was stationed al
Ticonderoga, aud on lis retreat with
the rest of the garrison, before the
oyerpowering forces of Burgoyne.-
On the l4lh of June he says, A." we
heard the enemy's morning gun, In
dams aud others, near sunrise, July
I'd, enemy advance with two frigates
OF % guns, and 80 gun boats, land
troops about two miles from us, Sat
urday 9th July at IL O'Clock spied
British troops on the mountain over
looking TicOnderoga,al 9 O'Clock re-
ceived the dlsagreeable news TO leave
the ground, at 2 O'Clock next morn
ing left 1iconderoga, after most ia
tigueing march, arrived same day al
llubbardton, % miles from Mount
independence, supped with Colonel
Francis, encamped IN the woods, the
main body going on about four miles.
Monday, 18th Of July l777, break
tasted with Col. Francis, AT 7 he
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came TO me and desired me TO pa
rade the regiment, which did. AT
half past I he came TO me ia haste,
told me an express had arrived from
Gen. ~. CLAIR informing that we
must march with the greatest expe-
dllion, or the enemy would be upon
us, also, that they had taken Skeens-
borough, (now Whitehall,) with all
the baggage, ordered me to march
the Regiment Immediately, marched
part of it at twenty minutes past I f.,
the enemy within gun shot of US, we
faced To- the right when the firing be-
gan which lasted until } 3-f A. NJ,
without ceaslng, numbers fell on both
sides, among ours was the brave and
ever to be lamented Col. Francis, who
fought bravely TO the last. lie first
rec elved ball through his right arm,
but continued at the head OF our
troops I'LL he received the fatal wound
through his body, he dropped on his
face thus fell in the prime Of life,
oneoof the most promising officers in
the Revolution"
A British officer who was 10 Hub
bardton battle, relates this battle as
follows -
The rear guard of the enemy
was composed of chosen men, com
manded 10y Col Francis. who was
deemed one of their best officers, al
the commencement OF the battle the
euemy were everywhere thrown into
confusion, but being rallied by that
brave officer Col Francis, whose
death, though an enemy will ever be
regretted, the fight was renewed with
the greatest degree of fierccuess and
obsllnacy.'
Many brave Americans fell and
were all buried in one common grave.
This consider one battle in Yer
mont for MISUNDERSTANDING
another. | will here relate an anec
dote. One of my neighbors, Elijah
Starkwllher by name, was IN the bat
tie. When the retreat was ordered
his Captain saw hIm behind a stump
grown around with thick bushes, pop
ping away at the British. The Cap
tain SAID to him, " Starkwllher has
Ten on or you will be killed. -
Starkwlther deliberately said, " never
mind 1t Captain, fetch one every
time, which his rifle was sure to do.
he British suspected something un-
common was in that bunch of bushes,
and let in their balls freely .S,arkwnh-
er, however made his retreat safely.
have often heard ii spoken of in his
company.
have thus given you the history
aud the anecdole. was four years
aud seven months old when this battle
was fought. am now eighty. years
aud eleven months old, and all is
fresh in my mind.
JOHN CONANT.
Brandon, Jan, 1854.
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Wasted
Founis Of deepest love,
Gifts Of mercy from above,
Lavished on a human breast,
Striving for an earthly rest;
On human idol pouring
Treasures from affections deep;
At human shrine adoring,
Waking but to writhe and weep;
Starting from its dream of rapture
At the touchof mortal care
On its shivered idols gazing,
In the frenzy Of despair.
Heart sore stricken Love Eternal
Woos thee from heavenly throne
He, the worlds Redeemer, asks thee
Now to trust the unchanging One
Wasted-youth's rich, golden hours
Wasted Hottest, nightiest powers
Wasted, manhood's glorious prime,
Hopes and aims, and thoughts sublime !
Weep'st thou SITES setting sun,
Ere Times heeting sands be run,
Rouse thee from ignoble rest,
Toll to win the land more blest
Swiftly are thy moments iyng,
Up! ere hope be dropping, dying
Ere high purposes ali busted
Speak thy life forever wasted.
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WASTED.

lie hath wasted b.. gooI.."-Luko. ~. lG.
WASTED
Precious pearl Of time,
Moments rich as diadems
One by one they came unnoied;
One by one afar they noaled
One by one ! till mynads sped
Far away TO join the dead,
Til that lost life, shattered, broken,
Won no heaven-born light nor token
Drited to, the fearful shore,
Helpless, hopeless, evermore
Wasted
Gifts Of doubtless mind
BY the Hand Eternal given;
They had mounted to the skies,
Meet and reverent sacrifice
To the majesty of heaven;
But that spirit Tyre, erst strung
To sweet harmonles unspoken,
Shivr'd, and its deep chords broken,
Mumuroth but Of songs unsung;
OF rich melodies flung wildly
OF fame's gorgeous altar fire
One brief moment in its brightness
Flashing, swiftly 20 expire;
On high purposes all blasted,
Talents hidden treasures wasted
Consecrate at Mammon's Shrire,
Owning notthe Hand Divine.
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From she Windsor Chronicle.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Brandon, Jan 1854.

NORWICH, NOIlH. I, IoOI.
To the editors of the Vermont Chronicle:
have this evening listened To an
address by Hon. Henry BARNARD,
on the subject of Schools in cities
aud large towns, which seems so fall
of instruction conveyed in simple
aud lorclble manner, that | have de-
clded to write a report OF ii out and
send you copy.
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Annexed is list Of agents 20 receive subscription
advetisemonts aud communication, aud acknowledge
payment for the sume.
Bakershcld, }. y. rOMEROY,
nrookdald, s. u. SMITH.
Cabot. e.. G.. BROWN,
Danyllo, CHARLES =. DANA,
Gilmore, g SCOTT,
liydepafk, EDWARD g. SAWYER,
johnson. G.. ~. sCuI1,
Mar-hfrld. y. q. rU IMAM,
Moftisvuc, J. g.. MOVES,
AiddIescr. JESSE JOHNSON j..
Nonhheld. ZENITH,
Omasc. rheLOs CARPENTER,
PHmudrfl. 4. r BANGsofr,
south Btrdwirk, e.. sHtpMAN,
stowe. JOSEPH RAYMOND,
suaiTir WILLIAM ROLLINS.
south studorI, DANIEL W. JUDD,
Tounidgn, AARON KING,
Wait.6-I and Fayston. ORANGE SMITH
Warren, FRANKLIN A. WRIGHT,
vai tbufyaud Bu1bufy, re SMITH,
WsiIam.toWa, DARIUS PRIDE,
Worcester. JONAS ABBOTT.
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Northern Railroad, n. Il.
British & U. s. MAIL ROUTE.


- iohoshufy, nuthngfol 70 Ah.ns, Montreal, Og
dansaafsh 4nd the Wet end Ma1cacstrf, Aash-
a,, iattau Lawrence, -sicm, Dover, Portsmouth,,
lnft4ud, Grufon Junction, Worcester. Providence
Nefetth aud Ncs atk
The &C. che direct route hetvisf lhc hotc places,
nnd pisses through ino captu- CT Nra Haur-hiff %
Ncrmaut. Tho iuie and nci+hf as los a. by other
routcs.
after Dec. D. ls52, trsius North lsa'o Boston 30
1.45 4. n and D. 50 snd Iouroff at 40 % A. NJ Hud
5 l.ains rou.h itaNr rs h1te Kivcf Junction
at 7.i5 A. IT, ana 1880 =. 81. ca the arrival % Core
ffou rppef rasd4
Sprfllc4tt tame pass over inis route every net
DAY aud tirt1ht tritns Dan, hflsie tnflnst"n, NoFs
o's F0int. tzlen.hufsh, Montreal gui Nashua Low
cu Rpsiont -.lrn, iuffsHnuii Nmccstef fioei-
dcnce aua atrrmeftato iaret sod q D. ht onN f"ute
no., tb- Osa-uslat-h tnf Mauutal KDads hy which
Freiettenn bee c4ffiod ,.iffo ut hHur.ue care.
ON-LOt SIEARNS. Agent.
Concord. 81. e. Doe. Do, 1852
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Northern - western, IriIi>h aud
tnstcd states Mail stouic.
Going North and west.
Going Eaat and South.
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CAPRON'S VALUABLE WORK ON CALlFOR-

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HISTORY OF CALIFORNIA,
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contains of its new divisions THIS worn
was written distinguished and able lawyers oil the
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the public But few have had seh ia
the Land OF Gold
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