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AAnd every variety Of TIA r Grocer: and Tee De.sr sas
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Qualities equally Also, SD boxes god FAMILY TsA 10
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1HE METALLIC TABLET SIkOP-ln'eutrd W
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A CARD.

THE ClUEL noAx-
Tbe Of The published in The Sun Of t h in.'
and Herald amounting that bresA acc Nc
would b. distributed Poor THANKSGIVING Day Un1
square, wss . young lad who committed the - IN SJ.n
thou zhtIsssne rsirins. mt be witnessed ~ 49,
qu-Dee. era.l prOPfisy lie cen only .APre'" h' seP
and p~ritxE Z. regret
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DEATH OF A L,Dr.-Martin Pagan. stage-iryer,
vas arrested on Friday charged with honieide in
causing the death of Mrs. Harriet Fazan, late Of
Greenwich street by careenes with his stage. lisp
pears ths. on the 18th alt Mrs Fazar while getting
cot o: Fagan stage go; her dress entanged in conse
qusnce of the diver rot waiting long enough for her
to get out ard dragged Tor nearly the length of
block before the driver stopped his stage, and when
be did be started bis horses again coon as pos
sible, and drove rapidly away. Mrs Fszan was 70
severely injured that she died the 10th inst aud
Cooners Jury charged Fasan with gross carelessness
On his arrest yesterday he was required by Coroner
Connery TO give bail to await the action Of the Granc
jury.
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By the New Academy Medicinepoe.ses al The vr
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GRAxn GALA DAY Az RARNIM'S MIS-

GRAND GALA DAY At BARNrM's MUsEUM.-A
glorious time 20 day a. BAgSvns. Fsscnstpz entertainments
THls AFTERNOON and EVENING. THioDoSs Mimic WORLD,
ard it, a,topishuz and uodea DR.. EALEsrSC the
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BrRGLARY.--Yesterday morning Mr.. Charles Wen
kenbacb, proprietor of the Gymnasium Nos 50 and
s. West Thirteenth street. was awakened by some
person opening the door of his sleeping apartment on
the remises above mentioned and immediately there
after be saw the reflection of light through the
opening. Mr.. Wepkenbsch cried out " who's there
upon which the light was extinguished and he heard
the footsteps of person. in stocking feet retreat.
ire down stairs and overturnng chairs in the hall.
He jumped out of bed and pursued the burglar into
the street, where be shouted "stop thief" Officer
Garthwaite of the Ninth Precinct, bsing in the neigh
borhood, heard the alarm, and seeing man running
pursued and captured him. The person was taken to
the Station House and searched, when lot Of matches
and about 81 in small change was found. Snbse-
quently the officer asccrtsned that the Gymnasium
had been burglariousy entered and Mr.. Wenkenbsch
identified the accused by his stocking feet the fellow
being in that condition when captured by officer
Garthwaite. The prisoner gave his name VIII
liam Jones, and said he born in New-Jersey
and was 90 years of age. He pleaded not guilty.
Jones yesterday morning taken to the Jefferson
Market Police Court, and committed by the msgis-
trate in default of 5000 bail.
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fAdyertis~ment.
A large assOrt-

GAS-GAS-GAS FIxTURES.-A large aseOrI
.nt Of and entirely designs viii BE- found a. our
sres, Manufacturing Depot; No. SIG Broadway The trade sap
nisd Az The usual tsrms ARcHEg, WAasER Co.
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MrsoRY-Madsm L. Parker sdvertises IN another
column lecture on "T The Philosophy Of Memory,
ct the Cooper Institute on Monday evening nea.
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Advertisement.
To pURIYY THE BLOOD
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AsD STsrsGrHkS THE NsksLs'
r. SrAyvoRp', Isox AND ST L YHUR Pow pss,.
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The OLIVE TAR INHALER,
Eos AsrHsA, BRONCHITIS. CocGhs, soeh ihH"A''
COAsUNPTios, o.,
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4 CHILD KILLED ~ FAILING vPos PAIR OF
ScrssoRs.-Coroner Gambe held an inquest on Friday
at No. 10 Gsnzevoort street, upon the body OF Mary
Stamnens girl II years of age, who died fro the
effects of wound received on the 10th iust by falling
upon pair of Scissors which pierced the uguiar vein.
The Jury rendered verdict of Accidental death
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CcRREcTIos.-The notice that the Rev. I. Starr
King would lecture the lsh inst 1t should
have been Wednesday evening Nov "a See sdseriseneni
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ARRrsr oy A BRoSrE.-Detecttve orheers -" L'ey
and McDouga, yesterday evening arrested yoah D.
Meader. broker doing business at No. haoovsf
street, charged with :orgip; the lame OF NJ u. d.
Hoy., to prcussory note for 500 dated Ansa'' ~
lss. ardu,sde pa abe siI n.l.h, snes ds'e Asa'e1
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THANKSGIVING OvyEPSG- for -. poor woman -ho "a
out 81 Cysta Palace, nen.oned n tas nosIias
TIIBySL-$L
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WAICh hobBERlE>.-A vOun, fn6n nauici icuiis
Diegsn arrested on Thursday night, charged with
stealing gold watch aud chain from Edward Purcell,
residing in Eleventh avenue, Forty-drst street.
II appears that Purcell lying asleep upon q sofa in
the back room of Mr. Fitzsinmons houss, in Foyty-
second street, when Degan catered the apartment,
and Eat down near him. In little ii M thereafter,
Diegan went ont, and followed BY titasimmons,
who suspected scmethiog wrong. fhe accused at-
tempted 10 escape by running but oyertsken aud
captured snd the watch und in his possession. jus
tice Qusckenbssh, yesterday morning, committed
Diegan to prison in default of 81 900 bail.
On Thanksgiving Day, Mr.. Thomas Hand set out to
celebrate tie occasion after bis own fashion, and
toward night became somewhat Illuminated but
not entirely obvious to passing events. At O'Clock
2. m. he left the store Of VIM. Fender, corner of
Twentysecond stree. and Third avenue TO 80 to his
house, No. 20 East Twentyfhh street, when one WIN.
Williams. alias George sampson, offered TO do tho
agreeable and escort him to his residence. The two
accordingly left arm in arm but were followed by
james Tuite, who had, it would appesr, some suspi-
cions in regard to the character of the accommodating
eseor In little time Williams, as is alleged, put his
hand nto the pocket Of his companion and took there
from his watch. Mr. Hand discovered what Williams
was about and accused him of the robbery. Both
entered a store where Hand reiterated the charge,
Williams sole nny protesting his innocence, aud at the
same time throwing open his coat and asking all
present to search him. Several present believed him
limo ent but Hand said he the thief and insisted
upon detaDing him. Williams broke away from his
grasp and ran into the street. whittier he was pursued
by Tuite and arrested after exciting chase corner
Of Forty third street and Eighth avenue The watch
was subsequently found in the street near where Will
lame was taken. The accused was yesterday morning
taken to the Second District Police Court aud COM
mitted by the Magistrate in default OF 81 900 ball. to
| await bis trial.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-ssIcIAL rEsn-Nss' IA
Before Judge BaADY.-DEcisIos@ a.
Rockingham agt. Wheeler; Sturges sgt. The Also-
sbspy MinIz Company -Judsmsces for plsndts
Church at. mpbell.-Judgmeat toe defsaaaee.
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sCPERiOR COCRI-sPyoIsL TEhM-Nov. Is-Bsi6sv
Judge wooDkvFE.-DEcIsIoAs.
5sxss - Al. sx: WiAey.
This suit WIS originally brought 70 recover pay
sep. for oys,s the claim being about so rAnsis. eov-
Cesment execution lot Issued siss % s1
81 taAen 10 tbs Cor two yesrA wnen ~ sos ~
60. tn hands Of Geo W. Nies wno waeses
tbs the attorney for the Plaintiffs 10 10 soa
one the plaintiff. execution hsd o~rn nsed snn me-
NJ had ~ssl have .hs Defendant xAn~d spese
s@.-nisn bot the d til case being made Known 70 tho
Coar ioDowos order ~ss eoaAsed yesterday ofaSse
,h., ndsn b. yscAsed ssde I'D DE-
charged wih $40 costs b. psd By the Snias 70 ne d.
Nm. II. Meeks sgt. Nm. Van Doren.-Mosioo Do
nisa with 81 costa
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SUPREME COuRr-CIscvIr.-FxrDA Nov. l3--Bsss'
Judge IsGRsHAS.

THL HIFFUDKUHE rhUf
Chauncy Barnard sst. John Q. Aoone't
Paintif s,ates that be was employed in his capacity
A. real estate broker in this city 10 negotiate and
eject the rals Of certain lots fronting on Fh avenue,
between Twentythird and T~enty-fourth streets.
effected N. ale of tbs land for the u 20 000,
ard claims com mission Of per cent, or y 800.
which defendant refuses to pay, on the ground thnk
the sale had not been effected through the Instrument
""' ~ cn.x.yrs-Bssors J.dss D,yIzs.-Dsetssoxs
LYMAN sears ct al. sgt. Harman X. Wels.--Cierks
aSn.,m~n, OF cost sn rHss.
Before Judge ixcsAnAH-
Jacob sharp at. w. ". Wright ct al; Bank VI
comu.r roe a.. fbotnss Richardson. kc.-Casss settled
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r.. M. AYERS, M. D.;
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN Ind SURGEON.

No. ELLIOT STREET, BR ATrLEDoRo, Vt,
Kegs constantly Prepared and for SAFE, the foopng
DICIkEs;
COMPOUND sYRlP OF YELLOW DOCK AND Still
y LiSGla-This Syrup Is designed cleanse The blood
from al impurities. Als f. the cure of Caul.r In th
stomach and ine'tines, Chronic barrea Price
per Iottie
CoMPoJ Nd SYRUP OF DANDELIoN and IRIS vERsI
COLOR-Ths IS 70 be used Alternative ia all abnormal
conditions Of the Liver, Obstinate Constipation lndss.
uol Lose Oi Appetite, &c, ScPTet 30 cts per bottle
ELECTRO CHEMICAL LINIMENT.-This Liument posi-.
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used for; 1t has cured aud win cure agsa, Cancers in
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Crns, Chilblls, burns, bruises, sprains and all
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Scratches chsfs sprins, Fresh Wounds, Sc. Horses,
II has no egual.-PTfc1 SO cts. per bottle
ANTI-BILIoUs PILIS-As gentle and efficient Purra-
sustaining the of the Liver and Iutesnes
thereby throwing Oh all morbid and unhealthy matter
without producing gripping pains and debility cons leit
upon the operation u Cathartics ay.-Do-e from
10 5-Prics IS cts. per bor
sr9MACt PlLLS-These are mild laxative stimulating
The stomach To healthy action their operation
lowed by tat constipation which uaully attends the use
Cathartic remedies They have proved beneficial in the
cure uls ana Coughs OF every description, Of
the ingredients have especial affinity ~ the organs u
respiration.-Do's from TO !. Price rs cents.
Pulmonary BAlsAM--Ths PREPARATION is highly useful
III the treatment II Pulmonary Affections and Coughs ~
long sianding-Price so cents. per koiilc
COMPOUND SYRUP OF CoMPREY-Ths syrup is to be
used in all eAse. ~ profus Mensruation fuor Aibus r
Whites and all Female weakness-Prict T5c per bottle
FEMALE RESTORATIVE CoRDIAL-Thi, j. 4 safe and
certain remedy for Retention suppress Of the Menses
Painful Menstruaton, ScPrice 81 crnts per bottle.
Also Vegetable Nerinuge: Composition Hot Drops Spice
Bers, Catarrh SNUFF Eye Water An-spasnodic Tncture
Compound rincturc Of skullcap and valerian.
Also, Tncturcs u Lnhelia Booiroo Mandrake; Bamony
opium Lupun and Neratrum Nrde together wik gem
er assortment Of Botanic Eclectic remedies ciuiinr
the large stock II Medicines left by the late Dr. CAKLEY
which wi" be sold at great reduction from the original prizes.
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DR now,s GRAND MEDICAL HOUSE

Il -
~ AND OfflCb'-NO. ESDioOrT-sI'i pusIos ~. &
EstdOhshed J0r nc psrndntnt cure ~ az iItu"e DSt"
Ms ana ne Suppression % Rnaokuy E., At
DR. DOW 80 well known for the ias hNesh year. III t
city, where he has confined his pracuoe 70 'hc u
mercurinl, syphltic and other diseases y vaus hue,
Is cnsute above, from niue In the morning WI w.. w
evening Patients must call during ONCE h"urs Vhoc ""t
open on sundays - 49,, ,.,., r.,
All chronic ana duhcu cases such Nv h w. $780,, o
yeirs are completely anu PERMANENT, cuen W wv.
p"ssloh I'm. Nv 'he poc'ors nilr' W ,i -
MLnoAL ADVICE AS u Is always inporut. W o ~
services o. an experienced and skliu ny V'a ee ~ w
celebrated Ut DOW NO. hndicott-st imeu S u,
DR. DOW wnl say h.tning {" ms qnalnsq,tI1 E ~
sician anu surgeon beng sraduAV =, wv s,,. ~ n
pennsylvania, lhcencata OF the state Meva ooey
l., ana or more thail Twelve years "
uhrns when unc he has no doubt cure, inu,
am chIuhiv c"sen lsuch as hothlUE "ut P,' IVY t,.,
can insure SucceS') thh Wy other phs W ci,
~ MS i"V hilh"Vsu course OF Wh,'t'i ~ ~ s,,i
structures AMI "tler lvcal affections ~ 'he u,y a.
h'l organs, are .uTeu ~ very Few nay "'''" ' ~
Harh U u't' vt le'u ot exposure
SECONDARY SYPHILIS, &c.
srrnloe cons ulc,s In M. throat nr neck, nodes and
carries oT M bn,s .uti, ,, he skin and every impdriy
o the b,ssl Thoroughly and ,,,ntjry erndcatei Persons
afflicted with any private rnnnIns should call as early
possu,V ".. V ,,, INC u'sc'''' ~
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YsE5=sassssEssp RUTLAND BURLINGTON
Eit:;iis:sii.nR It.NOAD. ON and ai,-r M1nlay DE-

-Ez--~=SA- csnlh,r H. Trains will follows, u vii.
Lave fii,hhurg DcTo Boston, at 80 and II ~ A. VI.
fitchhurg at $50 4. VI and l30 y. VI.
Below. Fall. for Rutland and burlington at u VI.
RUTLAND fIr B,o"s PALS at o. 10 and II 90 A. VI. AID
Il VI.
Rutlani Or burlington VI 1918 A Vi, 3.l5pM
burlington tur Rutland and Below Falls. at s;5h A. III.
auh 5.l5 T.. VI.
Both 90 through ~ Burlington day, arriving at
S 81 A. NJ and 6'O5 =. VI
At burlington, Trains connect with Lake Chinplan Steam
and Trains of vermont Central Road At Rutland with
Trains fr Troy, Albany AMI New-NOrk Saratoga Springs,
Schenectady and the West At Bellows Falls with Trains ~
the Ch,r. Road Tor fchburg Worcester. Lowell aud Bus
ton with VI Valley Road for lratilenru, Springfield Hart
ford Scw Haven and Newlnrk. And with Sullivan Road
Miusur White River Junction, aud the White Mountains.
Freight rriia With Passenger Car.
II Passenger. going West, will find this the cheapest and
Tickets and all necessary Information,
be- had At the Bellows Pals Ticket Office
D. A CHAPLIN Superintendent.
Df = 1857 10
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xa,s..,sg7 CANAL RAILROAD. WINTER

Y y ~
eEsss.ii.ssfs..s ARRANGkMENT--Cotn MONDAY,
3A-Ip-MAi l7ti, ls5s. Trains ~ll run daily, sun
day esc,I,cd) as follow.
LEAVE NEW HAVEN AT
400 VI freight train, with passenger attached, Or
Northampton, arriving q, 900 \. NJ.
500 NJ freight train with passenger attached eir
Plaiuyille
II 90 A VI IN arrival " 90 A. VI Express Train fran
New York. connecting ~ Northampton, with train Conn
River 4 X, going North
NJ on arrival II ia =. VI. train fran New YORK
connecting Plain, lie with Hartford, Provhl-nc
Fsiki Railroad going West, and Wy,taed with train
ou Western Il. Il going fast and West
LEAVE NORTHAMPTON At
53o NJ connecting At wesihtli with train Western
Railroad going West, and r4inyil- with Hart
fri Providence and fshk Railroad going East At New
Haven with IS A Vi. train for NV York
II 10 y IN connretiol With r,,n on Conn River " II
train Hartford Providence ami f-kin Railroad going
East Al New lia,en With 10 r. n. ENIrrss New
l"rk.
2OoP NJ feigh, train with passenger attached, FOR
New Haven connecting PaiuSle with Hartford
Providence aud fi,hkl Railroad going West
LEAVE rLAlNNlLLE AT
24j NJ for New Haven
CuLLINsNILLE BRANCH TRAIN.
Leave Coliusrll- At 70 A VI aud = Is = Return
ing leave Painvil- ai Us = VI. and % y. NJ
FREIGHT NOTICE.
Freight trains ea.c New Yurk daily Sundays excepted
Franklin and Center streets 6l5 NJ aud arrive
Northampt, at 90 4 VI. L~ave Northampton 90
=. VI aud arrive New I0ra 4. VI. Through without
change cars.
Daily lines II Stages rom Northampton Amherst,
Nlmmslnrrh Inyde' VILE, Florence and lladlcy From
Colnsve to Nv Hartford and Minscl From Cheshire to
Waterbury T.. DENNIS, Gcns raj Agent
~ iia,cr May lt'h 1883. Il
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Remember the Place,
No. Elliot Street, Bratslcboro. VI.
SO
HOW ARD ASSO CIATIO
III PTIILADEL
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCE ENT,

To all persons afflicted with sexual Diseases such as spER
MAToRRlEA, SEMINAL WEAKNESS tiONuRRIlTA
GLEEf, SYPHILIS, the Vice Of oNANIsM Or sELF-ABUsK
&c, Nc $3.50 ' '-'
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION In view II The awful de,
struotlon Of human lite caused hy sexual diseases and the
receptions actsed upon the unfortunate victims Of such dis
cases ~ VuAeks have directed their Consulting Surgeon as
CiAklIABLE ACT worthy Of their nanc to give MEDIC
hb'ich GRATIS TO all persons thus afflicted who apply by
letter with description Of their condition, (age occupation
habits Of life 6c and If poverty aud suf-
erlng, 10 II RNlsli MEDICINES PRE- OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association is benevolent institution rsah
shcd by special endowment for the relief O the and
resse afflicted with Niruen AMI Epidemic Diseasesr IL
has surplus Of means, which the Directors have yo
eNpei in advertising the above notice. Il ia needless To-
add that the Association commands the highest Medical skin
Of the age, and viii furnish the approved modern treat
Just Published by the Association, Repor. on spormator
na, seminal Weakness the vice Onanism Masturba
on or SeAbuse and other diseases the Sexual Orgsps
by the Consulting Surgeon, which viii sent by mail I'm
sealed enveope) FREE OF CHARGE on the recent OF TWO
STAMPS for postage.
- Address, Dr. GEO. Il. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon,
Howard Association No. South NINTH Street Pliadrl.
pha, Pa. by order Of the Directors
a.. -. EZRA D. lIEAITwTiL, President
"so' 'A'"tLP' secretary ly-56
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EBAY Me mud I'Ii DO You Good..,
Now is the tins tou'e the Great Spring and Summer Medicine
DR.. Langley's Root & Herb Bitters,

. Composed Of SdTsapayiHd wa Cherry, Ytiior Dock,
Pricky Ash ThTough,cort Rhu6arb, Mandrake Dandt.
non, 9c-aH Of which compounded as 10 act in
conosr' aud assist Nature in erddicating disease
The effect Of this medicine wunierhll-itacts direct
upon the bowels and bloo by removing all ohstructior
from the Internal urgs stimulating them into healthy action,
renoyatng the fountains Of life and ygo purifying the bo
Cleansing from all hunor and causing Il to course anew
through every part Of the body They and eracae from
the system Liver Complantthat man-whee Of so many dis
easesJaundice in its FORMS all bilious diseases and
and Skim Indigestion Headache Dizziness Piles Heartburn
Weakness Pain IN the Side and Bowels Faulency Of
Appetite ana AL kindred complaints caused by torpid or
all are more OF less subject in Spring ana Summer.
in large doses, Fever and Ague may broken up
anu cured AZ once This has become standard medicine and
is decidedly the best the world ever saw
only 20 cents Tor pint and 81 for large bottle
Sold ny all medicine dealers everywhere Orders should b.,
sddresSe. to j. o. LANGLEY Proprietor II Marshall St,
Boston, Mass. 6ml0
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G.. MENH Lie superintendent
Charlie stovu, April 9Th, 1851,
,,..,.z,.l,.-.-u VERMONT vALLEY Rail-

Eisa.f;ssss- isKiOAN On AMI alier NONDfIi NUF md
EnnNHz.1s57, TRAINS will run as filow-i-
Leave Fellows Fails for Braeborn. 80 A. VI and 10 T.
NJ Returning leave Bratro for Bellows Falls 10 % NJ
and 10 r. VI. FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Bellows Fails at
80 4. NJ. ; Bruttctrru IL as =. VI.
The two Passenger Trains this route connect south with
the Vermont Massachusetts, and Connecticut River Railroads
t Springfield Hartford NON Haven and bridgeport direct 10
New York Un the North with the Rutland Burlington, Sui
ivan vermont Central vermont Canada, Connecticut ami
lassuruc Rivers Rail Roads forming direct communication
rh Whitehall Saratoga and Schenectady st. Johns'ury and
White Mountains Burlington aui kbiss Point, Olensburgh
AMI Montreal. VI. SLpAT, Sulerinte ndcnt.
" Valley H. r. ONCE NV . 1861 ~
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,..s..,ss.,.,zssa suLLIyAN RAILROAD No

Ess.Ssid7sSSl77 SULLIVAN RAILROAD NO
Eis.iissssssi.nTICE CHANGE or TRAINS.
szn----zz- On nnd after MONDAY, APRIL IL, 1889
train. will run NJ follows!
SoUTB
The MohSfSG TRAiS wi leave Windsor at $50 tnremont
al b. and Clarcstwn ut 20 4. NJ connecting ut Bel
iuvs Pan, with Cheshire Railroad for Bpsor Lowell and
Worcester and with Valley Railroad for Springfield,
Sew YORK, &c.
The M,is TRAS will leave Windsor nj 90 Clarnmont a;
100 and Charlesowu at :, y. Nj connecting at Bellows
Pains with, Cheshir. AMI Vermont Valley Railroads.
NORTH
TIL. Mai TRAIN will leave bellows Fails az 1880 Charles
town at l2I9 and Caremont ut 10 p VI CONNECTING at
windsor with Vermont Central Railroad r Montpelier Bur
lngton Rouse. Point Montreal Ogdensburg &c, and 1T
Whit River Junction with rassumpsc Railroad for Wells
River Litilrton, 1t Johnshury, Barton, SC.
The EyESiSG TRAiN wlctye Bellows Balls At 20, Charles
town AZ O5 ami Clarrr,t at 6 IS y NJ for Windsor.
6. MERRILL, Superintendent.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-05-29
10 HOaSonS
w by all persons who Regard tbrir interests
should purchase their Goods Of

w II. JONES, .na
~ WEST pON Err
lat, lie has had 20 years experience in purchasing Goods
longer ui extensive Acquaintance al the markets,
probably, than ANY other Merchant doing business iuthe
County II Wudlam.
~, he huys his Go.l. Auusi entirely with CASH.
ST. He pays nwrf than other Merchant ia the C"ul-
" iur the same capacity 81 rp"ia
lth lie does employ trp o.. Inc ypcrrucei eNrava
giant and dishonest clerks, "lc and his Boys make
whole team"
OH lie has very small family, ami one that is proyerb
ally ,crnumica.
d.h Iii. firm {, simply " II JONES Customers 4" not
Lave support three Cornei partners with
their barge and eNtrlyagan families, sinrtns frc1ucny With
fast Iut-'. and gRaily trappi'gs
7th H. motto Is llasail give neither riches pow
Sth H. ASKS e. is' mppoci ia living and style, only
quality 9Th bis customer
9h lie does not h- printers from my Ia one hundred
dollars annually, advertise thousands II dollars worth Of
Oori' that h. Las not got, never expects Ia have.
10Th. last, though not hast, he deals With all nank n
N, and glorious princplcdoine unto others he
wouli have them do unto him IN like Circumstances.
May ., iNhs. iUl9