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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

WEDNESDAY,, AuFlHI 0IN, 300
Al market 20 Cuttleabuut 600 eaves, and l2O stFes
consisting G Working oxen, Cows and one, two and three
years old
PMlcgs-Iark,t Becf-Extra, 50 20 % per cwti lst
quality IS 25aSs ~, ~ quality OOs 25i jd quality 50 'oa
WDi ordinary, IS no. ~
Acknowledging UVen--S9O, 100, lao, 40 700.
Cors and Caires-sa0 40, IS, 90, "a SOL
feariidgs-Sl6 Is, TirO Years Om-S2J a $50
Three Years Oii-S35 $40 49,
Sheen and Lambs 2liO at market lrlcesn lots - 90
IL, 20 - - each; and selections, 81 - no.
SW'nrIOO at market. Prices Live weight l-l 90 per
lbi dressed II o lie per III.
Mdes-7 IL a SC per b. TGiioW--7 l-2a &c.
Peits--25c a 81 each. car Skins-lia l5c per lb.
Poai Cdiues-S4, IS s6 each
There "a the Boston and Lowell Railroad,
20 the fitchburg Ruilroai aud II WESTERN
AIDED with cattle sheep, swine and horses
Manufactures large stock at market but owing
to the Eastery storm this morning the market was
not animated The supply Of extra cattle continues abort
The best otsof Sheep and Lambs sold quick at quota
utna IN the moruing after which the MARKET IN ~
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FREE STATE MnN BuYINc Up MISSOURI

FREE STATE MEN BuYING Up MIssoUR'-
The St. Louis Democrd Of 22d says
The sales Of public lands in this district
within the last sixty days, have reached 100000
acres- entered almost exclusively 10y persons
from the free States-Ohio and Pennsy lvanla
being largely represented among the purchasers.
This amount Of entries exceeds that OF the three
previous years at the Springfield office Our
readers Will recolect that the land register at
Warsaw, published in this paper, some weeks
ago, thai 100000 acres had been entered in that
district within about the same length OF time,
and that the office was in consequence closed
until further notice. About two thousand acres
per day are being entered in the jackson dis
trct' At Pamyra there are only, we are IN
formed about 10000 acres OF government land
now subject 10 entry. In the northeastern part
OF the State, emiglants are crowding in from
Iowa, where lands have become 10 high for
actual settlers TO purchase. They have consr-
quently turned their attention to Missouri, where
lands at reduced prices can be had, and Il mild
er climate aud a more fertile soil offer great in
ducements to farmers The prospect of Missouri
becoming a free State is a settled conviction in
the minds of the people ol the North, aud to this
significant fact We owe this unparalleled activity
IN our land market
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Windsor County Agricultural Society.
The Committee to award premiums on Nov
ing Machines and Horse Rakes.
PORT !;

RI PORT
That five Moving Machines were enter ID for
the trial at Woodstock on the l4th inst, TO wit
Manny's, by d. Blake, OF Woodstock, Manny's
Improved, by Mr.. Spencer, OF Windsor Aliens,
by ID. A. Gill, of Springfield also one by a.
q. Dewey, of Hartford, and one by X. Daniels,
OF Woodstock ; the two last named were not eX-
hibited al the trial. The three first named ina
chimes competed under the management of the
owners agents of each machine, and ali per-
formed the work very well, but the Coulmiltee
gave preference to Aliens as it cut the grass
hest and lowest, and appeared to be the most
simple in its mechanism, and award it the first
premium. The difference between Mannys aud
Manny's Improved is not great, still an account
of some improvements in the construction Of the
Improved Machine, but for the reasons above
named the Committee award it the thir prcmi-
um. A Reaper can lie attached to Mlnny's and
Manny's nproved, and cannot to Aliens, but
the Committee did not consider it of much n-
portance for this locality, where the grain crop,
upon land where machine can he used, bears
so small proportion to the hay crop. No means
We're adopted to test the drat Of the machines,
other than observation, but as the different ma
chimes were nearly equal IN weight, the pre-
sumption is, that there is no material difference
IN the draft. Each machne was tried with
horses and oxen, and in heavy and light grass.
Smart, quick walking oxen will do the work as
well as horses. The result al the trial, and the
information the Committee previously had in re-
la,ion to the saving OF labor, fully satisfies them
that machines may be prolilably used ON very
many OF the smoothest farms in this county.
There was but one entry far horse rake, and
that by Zcnas Saunders, of West " indsor,-
the cod wire on wheels but as the rules of tn,
Society require that there should be, at least
three entries, the Committee did not take int,
consideration the merits Of his rake.
JoHN PORTER, Far Committee
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CburtCS' london Cordial tTtu.
Az INEQl ALLIED STIMuLANT, DIURLTiC AND TON
tSyIGuHiNG and AROMATIC SANITARY BEVk-
Age
chant. 10 the superior merits Of this exquisite curlia.
II pure Of the italian Juniper Berry, distilled
from tn. very best IL English GRANT, under tbs surveillance II
itsh Exercise laws and has been pronounced by the
medical faculty Of Great Britain and the rted States u he
the best and the safest alcoholic stimuant e' offered to the
public.
1t is used with great success in Of DYsPEsiA Corr,
RuE-M,fSM, pRop,Y GRAvgL Colic, CHOLERA FEVER ANp
AGrE srmcrrRG, DISEASES o. TnE RNARf ORGANS ErlI
81, &c.
il a,o delicious tonic beverage and by It's peculiar IA
$50 different from other gins universally esteemed by all
WIN Us. Al.
The oovny among thousands Of Il similar kind, is from
Nsw-YoRE, Sept - 1885.
To Cot T.. e. CHARtEs;--My DEAR SIR-Under some cir
cun+'ano.s recommend Holland Gin as medicine As
yours contains much larger quantity Of Juniper think it
IA Ttrahc article IT ~ TnL INST ARTICLE or Ihs ks"
NAVE SEES, VALENTINE Morn, VI, d.
a. beware poisonous mixtures, manufactured in imta-
ton, and sold as loSpnS CORDIAL GlN !!
The records NJ the Custom Houses in the cities of New York
BOSTON Philadelphia, show TINT CHARLES LoSDuN CORp'-
A. litS il the oniy London Gin realty tnPored and sold in
hotties recent controversy the New York papers has
dom isratel that up that dat, to wit, the beginning
November last the only importation Of London Cordial Gin
made, except by ourselves has been two pipes imported
in lS55 on ne credit Of these r0 PIPES, chich woudH
oniy ep huHdrcd hotties, ouer 0ne hnAdrCd thousand
dozen, Of HGri0nS Nurture, raiied "L0hdO" CordtH
cost 20 per cent bcom me cast a. fmPoTtio" a. Lonaon
Cordial Gin by one concerns rkiis another, oho repre-
thsmeiues agents TOR "BoOh SedgDick Of London
SfvFR IMPORTED ONE DROP, aHa yet haOe Ro"ded Hf
choie South ad West mih Meir S0-oaiicd LONDoN dIN
The genuine CHARLES LoSDuN G is for sale in quarts nj
one dollar and pnts cents by all druggists and Grocers
soluey CHARLES To escape adulterated and poisonous
mixtures does not suffice that the article he labeled LoNpoS
CoRpiAL CTS; Int he certain 1t L. CHARLES. None other Is
genuine. For sale by the Importer and Proprietor
EDMUND C. CHARLES,
No. 30 Broadway, New-lurk.
For sale in Brattcboro by JOSEPH CLARK, and >; W
IIULTON oml2
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II ONE Tc-tiniOny in suVOr Of DIR. Graves
IIyscinn Alternative syrup.

IVN WI mn y
A. u GATES CO. II ft, it Il duty state the follow
ing facts the public. troubled with the scroiua Tor
Years During that time paid over HUNDRED dol
la ir medical services various kinds medicines hat
got Kind If relief Two wears ngo was advised to try
Dr. Grdues' HygcidH AN,rfiTo Syrup. accordingly did
try IT, The Of the first bottle encouraged took
second hottl" Of the : rup and experienced dcccd bon
eft continued 90 it Tor scycrEl weeks md
strange it may ft It hid wrought romp'c.e
change in stem. Il had purified hlood regulated
digestive organs and tptag cured Of The Srrofk(1
Nv ieossT has returned This dav. would recon-
mend this remedy oyory troubled with mpury Of the
blood. Yours truly, ORkN B0NNIDN.
A. H. GATES co. PRoPMEroRs, WOODSTOCK. VI
II IJents; Burr Foster 60 NJ. Coruhll, Boston,
Wholesale Agents Kemp & hoyntun, Townslend sawyer
& Smith Newfine Howe sherman Williamsyille y.
Perry East Dover j. Il. Higgins. Wnrlr"ro. sawyer
Druggists generally 2j-ly
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ss,;,,55s,s5z,F CAyAL RAII,RoAD.

FssrfsopssfEtS CANAL RAILROAD. Summer
arrangement, commencing Monday MAY 25
--sG 1851 Trims will run daily, Sundays ex
ccptedl as follows
Leave NEW HAVEN at 90 A. NJ. for Northampton, stop
ping all statons 20, AM Tor arrival Of A. NJ.
Express Train from New York for Northampton soppnga
all stations 4l5 p NJ Tor arrival Of 220 p. NJ Train
from New York; for Northampton stopping ut all stations
Leave NORTHAMPTON at 600 A. NJ. for New Haven stop
ping at all stations connecting at New Haven with 95 A.
VI. Train for New York.
1l30 AM, for New Haven stopping at oil stations
Meeting New Haven with 40 r. NJ Train for New York
500 r NJ for New Haven, stopping at all stations
meeting New Haven withyP NJ kxpress Train for New
York.
Leave C0LLINSyILTE at IL A. NJ. and 3 90 p NJ.
Returning. leave Planve at 70 p. NJ, and 40 r. NJ.
Daily Lines Of Stages from Cheshire to Waterbury,
and from Coinsve New Hartford and Winstcd, and
from Northampton to Florence, Wiamtburgh
Amherst and IIadley. =. DENNIS, General Agent.
New Haven, May, 81, 1857 :
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A CARD TO THE LADIES. DIR. Dl

- Y pJNCVs FRENCH PERIODICAL GOLDEN PILLS,
Infhle in removing soppare irregularities of the mem
These pills nothing new, hit have been u'ed by the
Dcnrs for many years. both IN Frame md America with
unparalleled in every easel and he is urged 10y many
thou -ad ladirs who have used them, Ia make a pills Public
fr t' alienation Of those suffering from any irregularities II
whatever nature, well prevent pregnancy to those
lulis- whose health Will permit increase Of family
Pregnant female, those surprising themselves ~,
toned AGAINST using these ius while pregnant the Irn
pri'tor assumes responsibility nlr the above admoniton
ntot, their mlness would prevent any mischief 20 health
otherwise these Pills recommended Ful AMI cNpc d
rcctipn- accompany each box. Price 81 per box.
Soil Wholesale and Retail by JOSEPH CLARK. General
Agent far Rrt.9r0, IT. Sold asohy Druggists every where
Ladies by cici sing him sl,O0 70 lrt;labnro Post Office
cnu have the rms confdentay) by return mail r.
in.rer aud ask or Dr. DupoEcos Golden Ps. Signature
on "a ac.l box.
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II + l. 4 y ID Sc NJ IN AIRY
IL TOWNSHEND, VT.

WM. H. RtGG Assistant Teacher.
j. LOWELL, VI. D., Lecturer
FRANK EMERSON Teacher Of Penmanship
Mis-, NJ. H. SMITH, prcceptress and Teacher Of French.
Miss NJ. 4. BLANDIN, Teacher Of Music
Miss j. NJ. WALLER Teacher Of the Ornamental Branches.
The FALL TERN will begin Wednesday, Aug, Goth The
following the advantages offered by this lnstuton-lst
1t beautifully located in healthy retired village, and among
people noted for their morality and hospitality IL II is in
ourhing condition, and under the OF aborious and
thorough teachers, who seek exert parental supervision
their pupils
Sd Lectures given weekly various important
with full and complete apparatus mostly new for giving H.
Illustrations.
4th thorough training given teachers in the teachers
class without extra charge.
9TH The tuition have been raised, and
lower than other academies in this vicinity Board in the
Boarding House in private families quite as low else
where Very many economic by boarding In clubs by
sefboardng, to whom every desired encouragement and @
cility is afforded
9th This school has been noted for It's good instruction in
Music and In the various Ornamental Branches. II will he
the aim Of the teachers in these departments sustain fully
this weleaned reputation For further particulars, address
the Principal CHARLES CLARK, Secretary.
Townshend, July IS, 1857. 3w3l
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MOTHERS! MOTHERS: MOTHERS!

AN OLD NURSE FOR CHILDREN. - DON'T FAIL TO
procure Mrs Winsows soothing syrup for Children Teeth
ing 1t liss no equal Earth No mother who hv ever
tried Mrs Winslow's SOOTHING SYRUP tor children will
consent let her child pass through the distressing and
critical period teens without the aid of this invaluable
preparation. II life and health can be esu aed 10y doars
and cents. II is worth its weight in gold
Millions Of BOTTLES OF Mrs. Wnsows Soothing srRrP are
sold every year in United States. It is old and we'll
tried remedy. rre only % bottle TIE genuine
srcc has tho fac simc Of Curtis Perkn New York ON
each outside wrapper. 1S-ly
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American Water Wheel Co., Wnreham. Mass.
ID 4 r r Il A G A d T. NJ Y
Tie Fall Tnrrn hepins Anrnst d The nonrd Of In

~ The Fall Term begins August p. The Board OF In
structon consists of nine Teachers
A Teachers Glass will he formed early In the term
Mr. CAMP vii organize three cnssn In vocal music pri'
mur,, u MIDDLE and class for glee'singing
Arrangements have been made to furnish Barre Academy
with a set of Minerals embracing specimens from all the
principal localities in New England Northern New York and
Canada East.
The Boarding House has been leased by the Principal and
repaired
Application for board should be made Immediately,
!. = SPAULDlNG, Principal
Dans Jul. So 1851 iv59
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

The Ladies Of tie Unitarian sorey viii hold their annual
Sac Tuesday August llh at the Town lis. whore they
will rxht large variety ofnr,iclcs from Fyal consisting
of useful ard Fancy nasc4 Of Aloe Thread Cacics and
Wlluwfcather Fowo' Who'd and Sea Moses aud other
collections t1ghe with good assortment q: Fancy arti-
clcs Toys, Confectionery, &C.. Sc.
Tea and Coffee served mt ~ occrS. Also large varic-
~ Of Cake Nichca Rasphcrrs anil lee Crel Doors
open ot2 o'clock, Sale commence AZ o'clock Admis-
sion In cts
NOTICE. The members Of the Republican Party Of
th town of are requested to meet Mt the Select
mems Room Town HAIL. Monday evening. Avg 10Th, Mt
nrock to appoint Delegates tn the County Conventions
10 he holden NJ Ncwinc. Aug l2th and to appoint town
Committee f,t the year ensuing. H. T. SMITH,
Brlttieburu. Aug 3, 1871 Town Committee
CARD. We tale great pleasure in returning orr
thanks to the Kind cnd. vino go cor dy re.isted In ra
ing The entertainment gyrn u the lawn Hall on Tuesday
evening
No word ~ praise That say will aid to the we'll
carved roputpti0u uf the Nu'tist- sad ttuis'.
The Cornrt Rant uor1 n,lF hn heard he qpprcc1tcl.
AVID thcir readiness 10 ah wit scout priec all gopl
yilhgc olicft. auealis volumes In their praise.
We will pot f,rct the Young Ladies' who furnished the
metrri aid nnl th whuse presence aud SMILES entertain
mcrts ALWAYS prove successful
Finally. thank youa The money vou have placed In
our hnud. will cniatvor to rXtcud i'm such manuer AS
will best coiAuce to the improvement NJ our Village Com
mon 9. ', PHnNPSON.l
:. NJ CoMEGNs,
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asn rrges eugrovucs bound exploratory Of tho treat
uent los which he CoNs NProN AsrHNA, NsENsrs or
WV TstNr. rHsotr. SToNAcu BoNns lhvfH KIDNEYS and
SKIN FtALr COMPLAINTS tntvEt, &c. sent by mail aud
postage prrpai for ~ cents.
Nptdy To- nr g. FYrCtI.
u Rrnalway Nrw-Nurk
llc hp. NJ o'hcr ofrer'hcra at Chicago. nuil no. Pitts
ht~ah or clSNlprc Re is never nh4"ut from Ne" York.
and no pvsicitn elsewhere j, authorized To use his name
..-it
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-tionS accompany each package.
nj for the United states Snd CanGdL
InH NlnsIs
NVD NFNL".
LATE |. G.. BALDWIN h G.

~.
v II. $500 and postage stamps enclosed 10 any author
led Agent. will insure kpttl al the piis by return mail
for sale hy j. " iluui BrAttoloru VI, q. +. Woods
bellows Falls and by Druggists in every town in the United
Fred f. smith, Montpelier, W. wholesale agent Tor
the state bly,
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w SEMINARY, VT.
l.. ,. WARD, A. NJ, Principal,
Mrs.. b. IL WARD, Teacher u Ornamental Branches
:. l.. LEACH, Teacher II Music

l.. =. WARD, A. NJ, Principal;
Mrs J.. II WARD, Teacher Of Ornamental Branches :
/. LEACH, Teacher " Music;
LORIN sCHNkLi. Native Of Germany
Teacher o German Language and Assistant Teachers.
Located thu bank Of the Connecticut between Bellows Falls
and Brattleboro, opposite Walpoe, y. IL.
The Fall, Winter and Spring Terms Of II weeks cach
begin the last wednesday OF August November and February
respectively.
The inlGoeme,s parents and se-elucang students
patrlui2r this school are;
lst Its and Board Of Teachers
at the hJdof which L. r. Ward having occupied his pres
position for forty coHSccc terms The other teachers
have been connected with the school for series Of years
a. The location influence Of place. Situated
BELOW. Falls also near Westminster Depot the Valley
Railroad Brattleboro Bellows Fails in farming viii
sgr entirely destitute Of public places gives nducement to
habits of regularity anil study.
Sd rs cirss Of schoi4rs No primary department is adj
mitted. The pupils most Of them Teachers
Srtysue Of elast Catalogue were engaged as teachers
Of during the winter. Full classes fitting for Col
cge and large numbers studying SUrUey aud
HiJher Mathematics
l,h The Economy Of the School. Convenient houses
and held and frequently rented TO those who
may wish reside IN the village for schooling
their children; also beautiful rooms entirely furnished and
oarpeted II desired held in private families at very
reasonable rate for young ladies, who I've willing "a do
their work Ladies' distance well as hand
have provisions GHd Of SET boarding thus furn
she Throughout, their at small portion Of the usual
cNpne Of attending schools also In the Seminary ample
prepared for young self boarding,
10 u a. desired.
Board with Iniden,as Is also furnished at the Boarding
House private families families Of the teachers at
low a rate any other school.
9Th The superior chance Of complete in the Or
ndmcnf1 Branches, In Thorough Bass and Piano Music,
In the German Language under Native Teacher and in drill
Of teachers schools The pal will deliver full
before the Teachers Glass during the Fall upon
the Elements of the Common Branches. For Inquiries, Ad
mission ROOMS Board, &C, address must be made 70
Prof. L. f. WARD.
Westminster, w. July 18th, 1857. 1888
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TEEIHl TEEIHll

nR. a. D. PUTNAM, HAVING RE
- turned from his professional engagements South, has
fitted formerly occupied by the Savings HANK
opposite the Post Office, where he will pleased to sec his old
friends and all who may he afflicted with bad Teeth.
Dr. r. feels confident (ater 10 practce) to perform
all operations in the line of Dental Surgery necessary for the
healih preservation and beauty o. the teeth.
Brattleboro June 4th, 1857. %
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MARRIAGES s..

In Townshcnd, Aug. .. by nov. II. Fletcher, NATit. C.
HUDSON Esp, Atty. Law. of Sioux City, Iowa aud Mas
HELEN X. daughter o VIM H. joy Esq., Of Townshcud
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FARM FOR SALE.

AsszA One of the pleasantest locations in the val
main ie Sds Om 10 o%s
Falls within twenty minutes ride Of the former comprising
about hundred mad twenty-1ve acres Of
nd suitasy divided into pasture, lage and wood land
well watered, and wooded with thrifty growth Of pine oak
&c Also, sugar orchard, and young orchard Of grated
Fruit in bearing condition.
The Buildings consist Of two story House with
venienty finished; barn 81 by 3o granery carriage house,
woodshed &C., all In good repair, with yard well stocked
with fruit and ornamental trees vines shrubbey, &c. Water
is brought to the house and barn In aqueducts from
failing spring Of pure soft water.
~ Or will sell the Buildings together with about
acres Of land.
The above offers opportunity for the gentleman farmer
or the OF business. CHURCH MILLER.
Drattleboro, March 3, 1867. tito
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IMPROVEMENT OF HORSES.

The citilcrs NJ Franklin. Hampshire and BERKSHIRE Coun
us IN this state, and ~ Windham County VI who feel
IN the improvement Of the noble and sagaclous Horse
are invited 70 meet at Armory Hall. i'm tsrccufrld
sdGy, iUgps l2'h 10 10 0riock 4 " for the pur
pose NJ organizing an Association, comprising the above
Counties which shall have for is object the Breeding. Rails
ing aud Training NJ superior Horesi and in fhernncr NJ
tnt object. hold Of the Counties iHHH1i
Shotr and Far.
by or icr n tho Committee of Arrangements.
Green6cll Mass, July 29th, 1857. 3!-i2
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GREAT SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

4 yTSi-N The subscriber offers fur sale his REAL
E1IIiffAA.<lrN ESTATE in TOWNSlIEND,-viz; The farm
MIITHsiiiN upon which he now lives situated near the
village Of Townshcnd, being one Of the most
desirable Situations In the place This farm contains seventy
Of age and pasture land In the highest state OF cut
vaon The buildings good, convenient and in thorough
rpairw running water at house and harms. Near the
house is Of the best young fruit orchards in town.
Also, the Wei-tnOwn Grist Mill and Dwelling House
adjoining, in armonyvie IL mile from Townshend village
This min Is centrally located and does iarQe business
l. in good order has Cast Iron Wdter-whrs Runs Of
Br-h Stone, with Corn cracker BoH and SmHt-mH At
tached the mill is SHOP in which Circular and Up
right SdWs, Turning Lathe, &c.
Also, the subscribers mn Farm about IL miles from the
village. This farm cnntaus about $50 Of lage pas
turing and wood lands This is Of the very hest grazing
farms the vicinity. The buildings suitable and sub
stantiawith running water at house and barns Upon this
farm there abundance Of young, grated fruit trees Of
bearing age
Also, adjoining the above lot containing so acres divided
into moving and pasturage.
The subscriber will sell any all Of the above property at
very low rates. he is DESTROYS of dsposng Of it soon as
possible. WM ii. JOY.
Townshend, Aug. 4th, 1857. tf32
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,,,,.,,,zzz,z-,v CHESHIRE RAILROAD.

vssa-aaI5IaTVssr Oh ESHIHE RAILROAD. Oh
Eissi;ssiisN after Thursday June II, 1885, Passenger
s-aH-EE-ss Trains will run ms follows wis
Leave Boston 80 and II % A. NJ and GO , NJ and
Fitchburg $50 A. NJ 80 and $50 NJ for Bellows Falls
and connecting Roads.
Leave Bellows Falls, for Boston, lowell Worcester, New
York, &c, Mt $50 A. . and 40 y. NJ.
Trains ftchburg for Worcester, Providence Norwich
and New York CITY, Groon Junction for Nashua and Concord
N. H., Lowell, Lawrence and the State Of Maine
Connect Bellows Falls with Trains Of the Rutland Bur
lngon Railroad Montreal and 0gdensburgh
at Rutland with Trims to Saratoga Springs, Troy Albany
Schenectady Buffalo Also win Trains Of the Sullivan
Road and thence with the Vermont Central and Vt Cana
da Roads and with the Passumpsic Road to Wells River ST.
lohnshury and the White Mountains.
Stages connect with the line oows;At Keene for Ches-
terrified, Gilsum MARROW, Stoddar sboro Dublin, Peter
boro &c aud at Winchendon for Rindge, Jafrey &c
For further particulars Pathfinder Railway Guide.
4. A. CHAPLIN, Superintendent.
Keene, n H., June s, 1857. Is