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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

1870 A Benevolent ms tuition establish
lCcc.- by special endowment. for III,
relief of the sick and distressed, afflicted and Niru
lent and Epidemic dircascs.
The Directors of this well known Institution. /,
heir Annual Report upon the treatment of Sexual
Diseases for the year ending January LIST. lSjS
express the highest satisfaction with the success
which has attended the lnbors of the Consulting
Surgeon. in the cure of Spcrnaorrh,ea. Seminal
Weakness. Impotence. Gonorrhna. elect. syphilis
The vice of Nnanism. or sclf.abusc &c. and order
and continuance Of the same plan. for the ensuing
year. The Consulting Surgeon is authorised tc
give MEDICAL. ADVICE GRATIS. to all who
apply by letter. with description of their condi
ton tngc. occupation, habits Of life. &c,.) and IN
cases Of extreme poverty. to III NlSll MEbT.
CINE FREE OF CHARGE. Some Of the new
remedies and methods of trcotmcnt. dseov cred dur
ing the last year of great value.
An admirable Report Spcrmatorrhca. oil
baton. self abuse, AID other diseases Of tn,
sexual organs. by the Consulting Surgeon. will be
sent by mail lin sealed envclopc) I Il Il Il o /
CHARGE. on receipt Of two stainI for postage. -
other Reports and Tracts. on the nature and treat
mcnt Of sexual diseases, diet. &c. constantly
being published for gra tutous distribution and
will be sent to the afflicted.
Address. for Report or Treatment, Dp. GEopGt
Il. CALHOUN. Consulting Surgeon. Howard Asso
citation. No South Ninth Street Philadelphia
Pa BY order Of the Directors
EZRA b. llEAnTWEI.I.
GEO. FAiRcniLn, President.
Secretary Jan 80, lSjS-ly.
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A ROTATION IIARRow.--We perceive that
a newly invested rotating harrow. called the
Buckeye is in market. 1t is claimed that
while it eiinds the surface soil into well
pu'verisel state, il is not liable to clog or be
clicked up with roots or other substances.
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NIILLNIN'S
AMERICAN GIFT BOOK STORE,

No. 3&333 Chestnut Street, Philadclph,a.
A GIFT WORTH FROM % CENTS TO 800 GIVEN
"A WITH EVERY EOuK SOLD
PERSONAL attention given to filling orders sent by
mail or otherwise. promptly and impartiay.
Liberal arrangements made with agents ana
catalogues containing full information sent free to
any address. F'HeEd for a catalogue
Dec. 26, lS51-jm. X. MELVIN.
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Two CURES FOR Ey-Make rope of
straw. Put one end oft into the animal s
mouth. Tie the other over the top of t. G
head behind the horns Let the ANNA
loose. In its efforts to get off the rope it will
throw tie head up, and the gas will escape.
The second cure is to give the animal one
Of two slices Of fat salt pork. Ohio Farmer.
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TO THE PUBLIC

ME undersigned having been elected to
L the Office Of Constable in the Third Elec
ton District Of Cecil county, offers his SER
vices to the Public in that capacity. Prompt
attention will be given to the collection Of
claims, and to all other business entrusted
to him. LCCIAN b. ANDERSON
Dec 10, 1857 Cherry Hill. Cecil ca Nd
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A GA RID.

ftNtlE undersigned, having entered int .
L Co-Partncrship for the practice orthe
LAW in all its various branches, will give
their prompt and undivided attention to such
business as may be entrusted to them.-
Office opposite opposite the curt House.
where one or both may always be found dur
ing business hours
GEORGE EARLE.
JOHN y. j. CRESWELL.
"a
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REMOVAL.

W7M. J. JONES has removed his Law
w Office to the first stony ofs.The Cecil
" hlg'' Building, where he may always be
round readyto give prompt attention to all
business placed in his hands.
Nov. lU--ti
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SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING. 1T is said
that scraps Of leather burned under plum
tree, when in fall bloom. SO that the smoke
will 60 in the tree. will cffectually kill the
curculio insect which destroys the fruit.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

IT II. MUSGROVE, having permanently
l. located in this town. tenders his pro-
9Sfessi onal services TO the citizens of
etL11Ln Elkton and vicinity. Office neatly
opposite the Court House.
Elkton, May 5-tf.
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MORE NEWS!
NANTED-- Everybody to Know

sFsTs ~ That have the largest assert.
az. !. ~ mcnt of READY MADE CAR
Afy-Asl- RlAGES on ha.d ever offered
to the Public in Cecil county, which | will
sell Ten Per Cent. lower than any other per-
son within any reasonable distance Of me -
y deduction of Six Per Cent. for Cash, or |
will sell on six or twelve months credit, by
giving notes, with good security.
EJ~All work warranted, if fairly used.
VIM. }. MARC llBANK.
May !, 1SjS-Gm'
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D-5If fee Of fifty cents were charged to
see the sun rise, nine-tenths Of the world
would be up in the morning.
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NEW CARPETllNGss.

SPRING OF 1888.
CAMtEl III SHY havins completed the altrra.
, tl"n for his large Carpet Rooms. the first
floor Of his Old stand. No. Il MARKET STREET.
Wilmington, is now prepared to offer II large as
sortmrnt of
New and 1scautifui Carpets.
purchased entirely for CASH, and to which he
wou'd call the attention of housckccrcis AID
others. They rs follows:
ENGLISH VEINET.
TAPES TRY BRUSSElIS.
HEAVY THREE PLY.
DOUBLE SUPER INGRAM,
UNION do
GERMAN do
HEMP. LIST and RAG do
Ia DOUBLE TWILlED VENETIAN,
Al HEAVY PLAIN do
SUPERIOR STAIR CARPETS.
4 4. 81 81 and l2-i DRrGGETTS,
COCOA AND CANTON MATTlNGS,
RUGS. ALL SIZES.
DOOR MATS. SUPERIOR QUAI ITY.
Superior Floor Oil Cloths, all Widths.
March 81, lS5S-@u
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WGGL MANDATORY.

NHVN HTTVI FICIOTY,
June T., lS5S-Gw.
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"" My boy, what does your mother do
for living 2" was asked Of a little u.chiu.
- She eats cold yittles, Sir"
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GRAlN of all kinds, and POTATOES,
- bought for cash. and at the highest market
rates by lnpr III ii. $. SITES
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NOTICE

TIE subscriber having been appointed and
commissioned 10y the Governor, Il JUSTICE
OF TIE PEACE for Cecil county. is now
prepared to transact all business appcrtaniny
to that office. JOSEPH Y. CANTNELL.
Eikton, Mar 6, 1868
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X I'D GLOVES. I have opened this wccl
- full assortment of the above n rticle which
VIII be disposed Of at reduced prices
,,o VIM TORBERT.
apr ~. Next door Court House,
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WIN. EhISE1M.;Y EyFBSE

4 TTORNEI AT LAW. -IIaving returned
-Atrom the West. and permanently located
IN tikton, Will give prompt attention to all
business entrusted to him.
uSTOliicc-with Hon Alexander Evans.
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'HhAP Groceries at the New Store OBJ
~ poslte the old Bank and for sale by
WM. M'CLELLAND.
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Attention HOusekCepers!

Attention ilousekcepers!
rTNilE subscriber having purchased the entire in
l. tcrcst of Mathews and johnson, in the newly
established
EiOwr and Feed store,
in ELkroN. nearly opposite the Howard House,
respectfully invites the attention of his friends and
housekecpcrs generally. to his we'll selected stock
FAMILY FLOUR;
among which may at all times be found the follow
ing brands: Extra Family White Wheat Flour;
Extra Supcrfne; Common Supcriinc; Middlings
RYE FLOUR AND BuCKWIIEAT;
White and yellow Corn Meal; White Ship Stuff:
Common do; Bran; Corn and Oats. ground: Corn
and Oats in the grain, potatoes: all of which will
be sold ut the lowest cash prices,
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
~ All articles delivered within thclmits Of the
town free Of cost
10 Country Produce taken in exchange.
~ Every effort will be made to please the pub
lie. and their custom thankfully received.
May 10 ly WM 7. GILES.
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INORBERT'S, next door to the Court
+ House, is the place to buy cheap Goods. He
is selling lawns at II cts worth 10 cts; Delaipcs
10 and IL! cts worth 20 cts: Mourning Chulles at
III and Is cts worth 20 cts; Calicocs at T. s and
cts worth ~ cts Crash at 6 | cts worth 10 cts;
GlLghams at cts worth II cts, and at l2i worth
l6S cts; Mems and Boys Wear at half.pricc; Cas-.
smercs very cheap, &c; has just received au as
sortment of Silk and Lnco Mantillas, which he is
selling at greatly reduced prices first rate article
six and lace n, 50 90, Lace at Sl.75 and 50 co.
oai ana examine Tor yourselves may %
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To KEEP llAMs.-Ncr Wa,hct, Aia.-T
saw an inquiry made in the :" Dollar News
paper" January 9th, 1858, No. l, from a
correspondent in Maryland, requesting inlor-
naiicn with regard to keeping hams thro'
the summer free from bugs, and as have
l en- very successful for nearly thirty years
in saving good hams, I will relate my plan ::
Let the hams be thoroughly dried by the
first Of March, take down and rub thoroughly
with good oak or hickory ashes, packing the
ashes on the flesh side very thick, and place
the bans so prepared on shelves made in the
side of the smok,-Lousc. | usually insert
lorse wooden pins in the side of the louise.
and place two narrow nails on said pins,
so tnat only q small portion of the hams
touch the wood. never have bugs in my
hams and have now hams two and three
gears old, perfectly sound and sweet. The
great object is to have your meat well dried
before the bug comes to lay its eggs, from
which is produced the skipper. In this
climate the first day of March is the proper
time, not day later. have sent hams to
PHILADELPHIA, winch we've pronounced the
Yeiy Lest cured. &. ID. n.
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NORTH EAST
FURNITURE WAR EHOUSE.

i7ssSr''ssSAs,, T. A. FOSTER gives notice to
IL. eJzssE.Eszs1sl the people of North Fast village
~ W and the surrounding country.
that he keeps on hand and
MAKES TO ORDER
all kinds of Furniture made of Mahogany Wal.
mt Maple, Poplar, Pine or other wood. His stock
consists of
CHAIRS, SOFAS. SETTLES. MATTRESSES,
BEDSTEADS,
BUREAUS, SIDEBOARDS,
TABLES, WAsHsrANDs, CupBoARDs, &C.. &c.
IN EVERY STYLE OF FINISH.
~ The public will please examine his stock
and they will not fail to be pleased
tV'UNDERTAklNG attended to at the shortest
notice and III the best manner. ljune ly
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philadelphia.
Garden and Flower Seeds.
Fl. A. DllIMIR,
EDM.a AN AND RIST,
philadelphia.

321 Chestnut Street. Ph,tdddphm,
OFFERS larg" and well selected STOCK of
~ GARDEN and FLOWER SEEDS principal
uf his own growth and all the novelties recent
received from Europe Attention is called to the
following choice varieties of
NEG t,TABLII SEEDS:
Among the Peas, the following can be recon,
mcnfei: EXTRA EAuLy pivIGI. O'RpuHlE. the
best early Pea in Englanl: Extra Early Tom
Ihcmb. only 10 inches high, and productive.
Champion of Englnud Harris NJ ammo;h Dwarf
Marrow; Cole Crystal White Celery: Early puis
taulilowcr Extra Enriy Tgruip Beet; Early
London; and Winnisstad Cabbage; New Inter
mediate Carrot ; enrly Demislpng -ctrlet Rudi<h
Feice STAND Tomato; scIid and fine fiavord Ger
man Wax po'c Beans. pods entirely striuglcs>
tender, and .,icioas; Orange. Bradford and
PoIn'ria Water Melon. with many other new and
desirable yrieties with all tbs old. approx Cd and
standard sorts His sock Of
FLOW Err SEEDS.
comprises all varieties suitable for ;hc Garden or
Green House many entireiy new and rare
varieties Also,
GRASS SEEDS:
HORTICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS in grca'
variety: Books on Horticulture. Agricu tur1 and
Rural Affairs; FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL
TREES. Choice ENcr-Bloonng Roses dis col
lection having taken the first premium for four
SUCCESSIVE years; i Grape Vines, Raspberry Law
ton Black berry. Currlut. Guosrbcrry and Straw
berry Plants Of all the most improved varieties
Mammoth Rhub,rb aud Asp .rngus Roots
.S-JuSt Published, Mr. Coverings Expert
n.ents in Sugnr Aldkiug frou, the Chinese sugar
Cane. Prize 10 cont pcr copy
Catalogues forwarded BY m.5l to al applicants
March IL, 1913
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A GRICULTURALLIME. Chester Valley
L A Lime, by the car load For sale by
III STITES
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HENRY II. TORRENT.

A TIORNEY AT LAW, may always be
IA found during business hours at his Office
three doors east of the Court House,
Elkton, Jan 80, lS5S--tf.
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~ TO THE PuBLlC.-.!s there arc many
Gift Book stores advertised throughout the coun-
try Mr.. EVANS deems it Just to himsclf &ld his
duty TO the publc-inasnu.h MS h. nri.inutel The
t'ltt Book busincss--tV state rs evil cncc of the
Instability of many Of such concerns that they con-
zeal their real names from the public. and are al.
vcrsinS their business under assumed ones Mr.
Il. is aware that these various concerns published
as Gift Book stores, calculated to bring the
business. established by himself into disrcpnc.
lie ask" Of the public = correct Judgment III regard
to his lit Book Enterprise. for the honor intcg-
rity and success Of which he refers to all the
prominent publishers in the United States. Read
his Catalogue. Iapril 3. 1855
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JAMES w. MAXWELL,

A TTORNEY AT LAW AND REAL,
IN ESTATE AGENT.-Ofiico on Main
street, opposite DR.. Wallacc's Drug Store.
PROMPT attention given to all business ill.,
trusted 10 his care. Jan 9, lS5S-tf.
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agricultural.
MAKE HOME AND F.pyrSn Arm ,rr,vr

MAKE HOME AND FARMING ATTRACTIVE
That is the "platform for farmers who
desire their sons to become con.ented, sue.
cessful ag"iculturists instead Of leaving the
farm for vexatious, hazardous and unhealthy
avocations. The best legacy for youl sons
is u Substantial education moral. mental
and physical including practical knowl-
edge and love of farming. They should
thoroughly understand some occupation which
is both useful and healthy, and therefore
honorable and mrasurably reliable This is
oil far greater consequence and value than
gift of much money or many acres. Make
home and farming so pleasant and attractive
fiat they will become so attached to Rural
Life as to resist temptations to enter into
uncertain and speculative pursuits. The
financial simeon which has swept over the
land the past year--in numerous instances
destroying the accLmulations and dissipating
the hopes of individuals, families and COM
munities engaged in commercial and specula.
tive pursuits - teaches lesson on this sub
jet which should he needed by all classes,
and especially by the Ruralis's of America
1t proves that Agriculture which feeds all
and clothes all, though temporarily deprcs-
Scd, is the most sure and permanently reliable
occupation for this lie. as well as the best 20
ii; man for that which is to come. Farmers,
and Farmers Sons, read the lesson Alright !.
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NEW SPRING GOODS FOR ls58.-.Just re.
IN ceired and for sale cheaper than ever at
mar q I. DRENNEN d CO
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BUILDING LINE and CEMENT
- ing Limo by the car load and by the barrel
Hydraulic Cement by the barrel. For sale by
6 STIrIIs
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T5ssssslFssSIss RUTLAND & BURLINGTON
E.sssi:ss..is1 ILROAD. On and after Motlay, De-

eE.sssi:ssa ABROAD. 0nand after Monday De-
-5a-AGc,mbcr II, Trains will follows, to wit.
Lave Fitchhurg Depot, Boston, 80 aud 90 A. ".
Fitchbury - 80 A. VI. and 1;jO T. VI.
Bellows Fails for Rutland and Burlington At IL VI.
Rutland Bellows Falls, at 5. I5 and IL 90 A. VI. and
Up. ".
Rutland for Burlington at 1915 A. NJ, 3.lj VI.
Burlington for Rutland AMI Bellows Falls, at 5: 81 l..
and 10 T.. NJ
1r Both 20 through Burlington day, arriving
S: 50 A. VI. and u. % VI.
At Burlington, Trains connect with Lake Champan Steam
ers and Trains Vermont Central Road. At Rutland with
Trains for Troy Albany. and New-Nurk Saratoga Springs.
Schenectady and the West. At Bellows Fails with Trains Of
the Cheshire Road ftchhurg Worcester Lowell and Bs
ton WitRNt Valley Road for l'rauehoro, Springfield Hart
ford New Haven and Nrw-Nnrk Aud with sullivan Road
fir Windsor White River junction. and the White Mountains.
Freight Train with Passenger Car
Passengers going West will fnl this the cheapest and
most direct route Tickets and all necessary information,
be had at the Bellows Falls Ticket nlhce.
T.. A. CHAPLIN, Superintendent.
Doc :, 1851. 10
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T R Y.
P.pn, wInt IL a Newspaper, and what docs
IL coutning

IL cOutntni
From an Enghh Paper.
Organs that gentlemen play, my boy,
To answer the tastes Of the day my BOY,
Whatever It he,
They hit on he key,
A 4 pipe in full concert away, my boy.
News from all countries and cline, my boy,
Advertisements. essays, aud rhymes, my boy,
Mixed up with all sorts
OfOlying reports,
And published at regular times my hoy
Articles able and wise, my boy,
At least in the editors eyes, my boy,
And logic grand
That few understand
TO what in the world it applies, my boy.
Statistics. reflections reviews my boy.
Little scraps to instruct and amuse, my boy,
And lengthy debate
Upon matters of state,
For wi'e headed folks to peruse my boy,
The funds rs they were and as they are, my boy,
The bubbles and qurks of the bar, my boy,
And every week
A clever critique
On some rising theatrical star, my boy.
The age Of Iuriters moons, my boy.
The stealing Of somebody's spoon, my boy,
The state Of the crops,
The style Of tine tups,
And the wit Of the public buttons, my boy.
Ilst OF all physical ils, my hoy,
Ban,hcd by somebody's pills, my boy,
Til YOU ask with surprise
Why any ono dies.
Or what's the disorder that kills, my boy.
Who has got married, to whom, my boy,
Who were cut of in their bloom, my boy,
Who has had birth
On this sorrow stained earth,
And who totters fast to the tomb, my boy
The price of cattle and grain, nv bov,
Directions to dig and to drain, my boy,
Bat 'twoud take me too long
To tell YOU in song,
A quarter Of all they contain, my boy.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-03-20
THE DUTCH BLACKSMITH

Col. f., very impatient and irritable man
had occasion once, while RAISING on horseback
through town in the West, TO patronise q
Dutch blacksmith
Are you the smith ?" he asked of stout,
black bearded, smoking man. that came out of
the shop to look at the horses defective shoes.
"lees, wees, be der schmidt replied NIyn-
heer stcadying his long pipe, with his left hand,
while he lifted one of the horses feet with the
right "lou wish him to have de new shoes p"
"No, sir said the Colonel in his very quick
way. You set the shoes on his fore feet
that's ALL"
"Set de shoe on his four fcet4-yah, oon-
derstand viii you have him in yum hour
shoed."
The Colonel went away and returning at the
appointed time, found the Dutchman still at
work on hls horse. He was very wroth when
he saw the state of affairs, but he went away
with the promise that in "vun half hour" the
shoes would be set. After dinner he made his
appearance again at the shop, and asked "what
was to pay
-Four shilngs"
"Fom 'hilings! 1t is an imposition Inev-
err paid over one shilling for setting a shoe in
my life"
"Vcry vell.' nodded Mynhcer, "vun SHILLING
for the yum shoe--I set de four shoc-that is
four Shillings-nicht?
"Nick" roared the traveller. "Who told YOU
to set more than two shoes"
"By donder" said the smith, "you tell me so
yourself"
81? It's alsehood-a-"
mine good sir You say set de shoe on de
four foot---?"
80 did? the tuo shoes on the fore feet
"lsh der man crazy? tCo shoes on four
feet. Vun hat on drce head as mouch -
"You f-fool"' exclaimed the Colonel, who
suffered when much excited 81 said set the
fore shoes on these tico feet, you b-b-b-blunder-
ing Dutchman."
"Set four shoes on two feet Ha, ha, ha,"
laughed the smith scornfully and angrily.-
"Hundert tousand bitten YOU yankee.'
you w-w-wooden headed Dutchman. :"
you goose! monkey, yum foolr
The Colonel replied suffering worse than ev-
err, the smith struck his fists and jabbered Dutch,
his knowledge of the English being exhausted ;
thus they had it, until mutual acquaintance
explained the matter. The Colonel paid the
charge laughing at the mistakc-whiie Myn-
heer smoked fercely, and blazed away at the
language which made four feet two feet. and two
feet four feet, ANY way but der right way
doonder and bitten
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MoFFAT's LIFE PILLS AND PHGNIx
BIrTERS,

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j. public for the cure of SCRnFtLA Ulcers StIRvFy ar
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me Hnetd have In these medicines remedy that will do
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Prepared by W. h. lOFFAi, NJ H., New.York And for
sale by L. n THOKNE, Agent, Brattleboro, VI Iy.2a
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-03-20
CuEsuIRE RAILROAD. O

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:i:s;ss.s.s and after Monday Dec H. 1884, Passenger
EEz-Ez.. Trains will run as follows, viz:
Leave Boston 30 and II 90 A. VI and fitchburg D45
A. NJ and LIZ p NJ for Bellows Fails aud connecting Roads.
Leave Bellows Fss for Boston Lowell, Worcester, New
York &c, at 5 10 A. NJ, and 80 T. VI.
Trains leave Ftchburg Worcester Providence Norwich
and New York City Gruto Junction for Nashua aud Concord
y. IL, Lowell, Lawrence, and the state OF Maine.
Connect Bellows Falls with Trains " the Rutland Bur
lington Railroad anil thence 10 Montreal and Ogdensbugh,
Rutland with Trims Saratoga Springs, Troy, Albany,
Schenectady, and Buffalo Also with Trains Of the sullivan
Roai and thence with the vermont Central and VI CANA
dn Roads, aud with the passunp,ic Road to Wells River St
Juhnsbury and the White Mountains.
Stages connect with the line as oows'At Keene for Ches
terrified, Glsun, Marow, Stodar sboro, publiu Peter
buro, &c and at Wnchcudpn fr Rndgc, Jafrey, SC.
For further particulars see Pathfinder Railway Guide
h. A. CHAPLIN Superintendent
Keene, II Oct. 80 1857 2
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-03-20
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