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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-06

For Improvements in the construction of distilline
apparatus - Ea.s.g
Adolph Stempel, of Newark, n. J., assignor tc
himself and Owen Mcfarland, of same place
For improved trace trimmer. r =
David l.. Stiles, OF Rochester. n. Y, assignol
to John NJ. French K Co of same place.-EoI
i'm provemenf in moulding stove covers
VIM. F. Steuart, of Patuxent Forge, Md.-Fol
Improvement in railroad car-brakes.
ReissEs.-James NJ. Clark of PHILADELPHIA Pa
For improvement in -four bolts
Dsrsns.-E. j. Cridge, Of Troy, N. Y.-Fo
design for a box stove. =
Jas. $. McCurdy. of Brooklyn, N Y, assigno
to j Nj. Myers, OF New York, n. Y.-For desi n
for the arms Of sewing machines.
Garrettson Smith aud Henry Brown, of Phila
delphia, Pa, assignors to Hayward, Bartlett
Co, of Baltimore, Md.-For design for stoves
additional Improvements .-Alexander William
and James Campbell, of Harrison, Ohio-Fo
improvement In corn-planters.
VIM. R. Musser and ]. Coleman of Lynch
burg, Va.-For improvement in tobacco presses
EItenSion.-Wm. Trapp, Jr., of Dryden, N y
For improvements In barrel machinery.
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STOVES, FURNACES, &c.
DIR E PARE FOR WINTER.
Stoves! Stoves! Stoves! Stoves! Stoves!
Crates! Crates! Grates!
Parlor Companions! Parlor Conn pa mons
FURNACES! FURNACES!


SLBLEY GUY most respectfully invite the at
- teation of their customers and the pub -
- ttc generally to their large and mag ~
= u nIfcent stock of the above-unsur
ket for eleeanoe quality and durability. visit to
the establishments ls solicited, order that pnr-
ehassrS may judge rightly for themselves.s
]. The name, Cox, WHITMAN Co, Philadel-
As,BURNING Cook STovK "WM. PENN"
q NORTH, CHASE NoRTH's celebrated GAS
BURNING 'SRA SHsLL" is another of the best nd
handsomest Stoves sold. '... Ill.
> The STEWARD STOvR" with Reservoir and
Tin w armer, famous throughout America as the
most perfect Stove ever made, can also be had at
our establishment. 10
In fact have the Exclusive agency of the Stoves
Our assortment of PERFECT COMPLETE, FEsIoR
CONFLICTS. ROYAL Cooks, BALTiMORR COMPLETE,
dSiH &c: &c ,isI large aud carefully selected.
SPEClAL--We now call particular attention to
our gas BURNING PARLoR HEATER, ;" declared by
judges to be far superior any thing ever
As evidence OF the fact, we have already this
time we have ever called the public attention. TO
On the shortest notice we are
also prepared to furnish and ......
erect HAYwARD's or KIsrER-
BOOK, FURNACES. The single
mention of these cannot but
secure your patronage
r. Our assortment OF PARLoR and CHAMBER STOVES
seldom ID such variety offered to the Washington
public ombining, rs they do, all the advantages
such as Cnst Surtus, &C.
SlBLEY GUY would further inform the public
haye largely increased their HOUSE,. FURNISHING
and BUILDING MATERIAL department. They have
also secured the agency ofa PATENT FOLDING IRON
BEDSTEAD, the npatest and most convenient ar
rangement ever invented 20
\ III 322 Pa. AyENUK, BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH
STREETS. ---.-- 50 % colin
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ITO HoUsEKEEPERs AND OTHERS.

ITO HOUsEKEEPERs AND OTHERS. p
DLoOk TO YOUR INrEREsr-n .I
OA.PAYNTER, at The Red Sign, at the new
once, CORNER of nth and Canal streets, opposite
liz You will not only be sure of fun measure,
but you viii get your Wood Sawed in 2, 8, or
pieces, III 2 and Split al any size deslred.
HI Fifty cents per cord cheaper than It is sold
from any other place IN this city.
IL His Wood is of the Bsst Quaity,} IN
U- He has the biggest Carts and Boxss,l IN
IL The biggest Pine Knot Split for ; =, asH.
IL All delivered Free OF CHARGED n
-. :. .Ln Free of Cfisree3 LII ss'
E- Notice. III II THE above does not show how
IOMoney's w orth. an - 80
Now please call at the above once II , and try
l. III Yon will get aquatter Of cord, Of The best
Spruce Pine Sawed IN pieces u y and Split III
for 81; pieces for SII2x; pieces On 81 or the
best Oak pieces Sls71k; s pieces o 80; pieces
$ls2n; q the best Eiet9ty 2 pieces SI5G pieces
Ordsrs left at s. w. X. Hsndy's, ,opposits vii
lards Hotel; or at VIM: Ballanty nes, l6 18th street,
or at Pages wharf at the foot of7th promptly at
tended TO. ONCE removed TO the north side of the
bridge corner Of 7th and Canal streets The meney
to accompany the order or DO ready when the fuel
isi4.o'- A.PAYNrER. at PAGES wharf
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rRAvKLKRs' DIRECTORY
% FOR NEW YORK.

ID FOR NEW YORK.
II ASSAGE, INCLUDING MEALS AN ID
STATER00M, $50.
The New York and VIrginn Screw Steamship
Company's new and elegant steamship >eSsS
MOI INT VERNON, Capt 7. c. SmiIh. SsfGfE
VIII ,save the Company Depot, Wes
tern w hsrves, st II o'clock a m. every wEDNEs-
=, Da6; M and the Co~Psny's Depot. ~ AlsxaBdria,
Passengers from Washington and Georgetovn
can take the coaches connecting with Alexapdrla
steamboats or railroad, which leave the corner al
7h street and Pa avenue hourly, or they cas leave
ON the steamer from The Western wharves Al III
o'clock a. IN.
State .aoms can be engaged on application 20
Messrs. morgan Rhnehart. Western Va hsrves
Freight viii be received up TO the hOars of depsr-
az Insurance will be efeated on ali GOOD. b,
premium.
sre IN every respect trst sSs ana every effort val
ee made 20 render this communication with New
York an az reeable and healthful one.
For freight or passage apply 10 F0wLE &
CO., Agents, Alexandris
n. b. CROMWELL. a CO.
se ally SO West at, corner Albany, New York.
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'IrTbe Geyeraor Of New Jersey has issnesi a
Proclamatiopl Prohibi ting the Gothamitss from
depositing their offalson the Jersey side OF fAe
river and fy 70 the detfimept f the shad, oyster,
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N. d. c.. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1859.
EDUCATIONAL.

NIGHT SCHOOL. -
u, n Subscriber will open, upon the Sd Ob,ohs,
ioos, Nlght school, sltgatsd upon 9Th stseet r.
tween Pa. avenue and street north over the .toTs
OF Wilson Barr. Here will be taught al tbs
English branches, Mathematics, A Ancienf and Mod
ern Classics. Book Keeping, Drawing, EnslneeT
ing, ATchlteeture, National Philosophy, and al on
any 9i those branches of q Business Educatlon
which the calling in life OF any indi vidua ma, q
mand. There Will also be delivered, twice q week
In.,. Lecture upon "Businsss," in all its practI-
For further particulars see principal.
r. II. STEELE.
aud l6th.. - - ~ - "a a 60 so'"
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DENTISTRY, 60.
r- DENTISTRY

n -.r DENTISTRY.
DR. HliiLS, after . practical test of two years,
feels that he can with confidence recom-<>
mend the Cheopiastio PROCESS for in rtingfy E1
artificial teeth 1t has the advantages OF
strength beauty, cleanli ness and cheapness. Full
upper sets inserted for S35 Partial in proportion.
Ofioe 306 Pa. avenue. .s.---.i - seT
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u, =, C o A Lm
r, Now atoat and discharsing-,
Schr. X; stockton, Schr. Mary aud Caroline
sohr. Millian and John, Schr. The Bee,
Schr, Phebe Nelson. Schr. Henry Il. Basoom,
Anthracite GOALS from the Eehiyh and SchayL
Kill regions ..t. Il. - e ......----.-o =
Daily expected, cargo Of Lyken Valley; also,
one of Cumberland coal. = - - -
Persons about laying in their supplies for the
Winter VIII do well t. give a call before pur-
chasing as we are satisfied our facilities for fur
M Mnishlns poth w ood and Coal are unsurpassed Coal
and measure given. Fair prices ex peeted.
II. J. Il w. NJ. GAIT,
Whau-Foot 18th st below War Depart
III Orders left atelther place viii receive prompt
attention. atf' -... IF = ~ sells
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OSE OF rHK BEAurIEs OF iPKR,s PEAx1sN
News recently reached Fort Riley, KIT. by two
soldiers, that two men who had started for Pixies
Peak. were lying In starving condition at one of
the distant uneccupied stations Of late ex press
Company. Relief was Immediately sent to them
which reached them on the third day, and found
them Ina most destitute condition They had
been at the station eight days when discovered by
the soldiers, and had been living ON erasshon
Pers and mildewed corn picked up from among
the excrements left by the animals which had fell
al tue station. They had also found few shoots
OF Germ and dried skull OF a buffalo, and with
this aud the grasshoppers they made stew i'm a
un cup IN the evening, their only Subsistence.
w nen found they Were too debiiitated To be re-
sovea ssoes fney proved TO be father and SON. aged
my ind seventeen, natives of Pottsville pa
Iney Inc nad attempted 10 walk from I,eavenworth
cisy TO Pike's Peak when their strength give oit.
ana q course all means OF procuring provisions
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Your DAUGHTHER OR Your LTFE.-hIr Elias
Sombfrs, an Israelite, of No. 167 Hester street,
New York, has young and pretty daughter. The
susceptible heart of Mr., Abraham Maikson, a de-
yotee Of the same faith, was touched with the
charms Of the Hebrew maid, and he desired to
take her TO wife. Neither the lady nor her papa
would listen TO the suitor. His love- however.
was much too ardent TO be overcome BY so slight
an obstacle. and he endeavored In varions ways to
gain the lady's ear. Not accomplishing his OBJ
ject by persuasion he finally had recourse TO threats
which he inscribed in Hebrew on scented note
paper and sent to Mr. Somdess The following Ia
a translation Of the expressed Intention Of the
ffenzied lover ,7az-s ~. - a. ,,'.7sl
MR. SoaDERs Write You The Last time, If
you Don't give me your Daughter for Wife /
win shoot you before the Holy Days is over %
- $50 Your enemy A
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WQoDLWOODg.H Oak, and Pine
pared.or in the cord length. =. 30 : -. :
- w, NJ. GAIT,
Propretors of the City Steam Fire Wood Mills
s-s -. Foot of I7th St, below War Depart. :
Il Ofhce-N. w. cor. 18th and c sts., No. s47.
DOrders left at either p ace viii receive prompt
attention. -.E @tf -'Ta -saF ~ Sc IL
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CONCENTRATED POTASH.
More than Double the Strength of Ordinary Potash
For making Soap without lime, with little trouble
and at triling ex pense. The cheapest article ever
discovered for the purpose One pound will make
twel or hltsen galiOns Of good Soft Soap or nine
pounds of Hard Soap. Printers will find il q supe-
rios arcte for cleaning type is perfectly soluble
and put up nj, q and pound cans Manufsc-
tured at the CHA IL ENG E CHEMICAL WOKRS
Brooklyn. and sold by r. X. DURKEE & Co = /
oc 4YD&W,iy 1S1 Pearl street New York. |
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-06

III In New York, on Tuesday, the roam horse
Cobb, the bay horse Boston, the sorrel horse seli
and the chestnut mare Bess, together with ys,i
etyof carriage harness, bisnkets frs, ,sleiph robes
BE, lately belonging TO W. Lane, Jr., the de
afaulting Fulton Bank clerk, wers to be sold q,
public auction 10 The highest bidder, byordsr d
the president and dirsctoss of the Fultoa Bank.
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I.ook out-

Mr.. Somders did not '1ook out'' himself. but
sent a policeman In his stead. The officer discoy-
cred Mai kson and took him before Justice Steers
The angry papa aud alarmed daughter made a
complaint and the magistrate required the priso-
ner 70 give bail fn $500 to keep the peace.
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WOOD AND COAL.

WoOU, .-.. --'.... COAL.
w WOOD, .,-.. COAL, =
WOOD COAL,
g. WOOD. 1.
Just received a lot prime sapling HICKORY
WOOD. On hand large quantity of OAK and
PINE WOOD, part Bakers Pine. 2 - =
COAL OF ALL KINDS
ALI OF which will be sold at exceedingly low
prices. WARDER & STEWART
ofloe cor. n and I2th streets,
se p 2w BE-. ...-- = yard 18th St, and Canal.
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CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES OF DEL
~ AWARE.

.
FRANCE, BROADBENTS & co, MANAGERS,
FRANCE EBkHao5si5Sf BkoApRENTs RSs.Tts5 Go having OBJ
Lottery to eonn: 1a a 51 ops1s
ton for period of twenty years, and having given
cure the prompt payment of al prizes sold, are now
oTTTTERinfssp' OF Pei DEEa&2aRf 5I
IF Gsss
ottersa sfe Of 1s.vsrs
drawn daily at IS minutes before P. M, and the
Sussex County Lottery daily at Is minutes before
All drawsexs under the superintendenoe of Lot
aWsrs. AVA commissioners appointed by the State OF Del
PRIZES PAID AS SOON AS DRAWN.
MONDAY, october s.
Class 1s4-7s numbers, Is drawn ballots.
Capitals. - .s
'ridas &c. of -: p"aas: as oi. ss:;SS s:;s
/ do. .....r:. $50. 10 do; --.---- 100
Ticket. 3d. naive. 81 s Quarters 81 s.. olsatAs ST.
TUESDAY. ootober4. q Is 81. .
Class 1875 numbers, II drawn ballots.
il Pridas &c. of f.sasss s?$ 10 prize. Of sGa'
Tickets ss, shares in proportion. w.
-, WEDNESDAY. ootober6
-. Glass 1878 nuTTSs;Es, Tss;,., u drawn ballots.
'''dds &c. s'sss sss 'fdiss' de- Of 49, 'sss s,SSs
Ticket. $40, hsIvs. I've &s; g. eighth.
-..-. THURSDAY. October
Class lST-75 numbers, 12 drawn ballots, p
Capitals. - ---- l..------. .....
prize Off,. n,lSs 10 prize 81 25r
iO a0' '';'.is;: &c. 40" c do. s."
..r1f Tickets IS, halves s2,5o, quarters s1.3
FRIDAY, October7 --.+
Glass 1915 numbers, IL drawn ballots.
- Capitals. .--- q ..--'. =.
prize of.---..".sS%SS prizes of.---.....ss scC
49, SoY &e. &c - ''~ ~
Tickets IS, halves SAB quarters S12s.
80 SATURDAY, October 8. r.-.H g.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF
.f DELAWARE-Class 6. y n
To be drawnin Wilmington, Dell Saturday, Oct.s
Is numbers II drawn ballots.
Capitals.
Prdize of----..'.sS Sms @ scPrizes Of .-...sl 600
20 do. ....;::. 5000 90 do. ......... 4oO
Tickets $40, halves S5. quarters S2.5o, sths LIS
Address-FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO.,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
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SUSSEX COUNTY LOTTERIES.
- TICKETS ONE DOLLAR.
To be drawn daily az w i!mington, Delaware, at is
.. minutes before u IN. -
80 p. = MONDAY, October s. .sis
Class 16S-7S numbers, l2 drawn ballots 81
Capitals. ~ '.'.1'
prize of -. -. sSIes PRICES of ..-,.s ~si,ooo
DO. 60. :. l,lssaas b. do, 10. -..-:i,:S ..; So so
- t.a - Tickets 81. ~. ssr - ? .sl ss-
a-a VI TUESDAY, October 4 80. 30
Class l64-75 numbers, IL drawn ballots,
prize of. s5,eSS prizes of.---..... 49,. ssoo
!. Tickets 81. S(.
a'", i..-s WEDNESDAY, OctoberI .ffr ati
.'ar Glass is5-7s numbers, is drawn ballots.
I prize Of - ss,.os prizes Of .sl ooo
-" ~ &c. sc. ~ &c. 70 ;Salis l' % ''0
Ia =- - 'a3 tlai Tickets 81. eaE sH1s.a9l
., clss. ISIS nabef. pstRSsr e SfsSa Il ballots.
'Fsiss il. sis 81 s'fs,Es. ss. of !: :sl.,s s,s
s.5l,. - 40, T,.i.s; :, &c. ~ - =
zee .'2s - 90 FRIDAY, October7. % =
= Class is7-75 numbers, ~ drawn ballots.
prise Of. $500 prizes of1..-.... sso5
- - 30, ST.. " '' &C. ,-- : .7-.,i4 80
=, &, =, =, - SATURDAY, Ocsohsrs e
prisss ss q s.E sssss 1risss. ss Of - .slss sSs
.sil7- i - Tickets 81. -'.s3 5, sz,sas 20,
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n "a -@,OH 3 NOTICE, .l-.s .-rrI. d
OUR Customers will please bear in mind that all
accounts on our books are now ready for settle
ment, and we respectfully ask prompt attention to
the same We endeavor to dis pose of goods at cash
prices, and In order to maintain this principle are
compelled to collect promptly. s--
1oc4St o'F tStates& Intel.) = = --'''~'
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A LARGEyAssORTMENT OF, BACON III
g ssssssSws w & E.i Eia I'ii 's a. Ma
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FAsHIoNABE Mi iEniNERY h1i fs saS SToDg o1Degsnins oi
on on Monday. Tuesday and w Wednesday, the -
e. g. t,h. end stb e she invites -
S!yse A. she has very ksndsosas stock OF = -
s.is{v sSsfFRsss. Ssrsv G3oda als9. very laIgss
Rrs..sss yslsncas Lace, ado Dress Caps, BIB
EHEaR Iks s sss los. .sis stSsysS
sn lot FEN ExTENNssiooNy q NNso NysFk pies e
OF watch stsoi sprays ! ca1-f's 'e's "'
tss.ss AZ Ns.s4 Marks sssos.
o~swees 'a sna sSh So. ~ 50-lm
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Q1Qg9 THE EAGLE DO
yHLS3oAxL sTQYEA0 SEs.a,.s s010
of che sssomnSd Ion 81 hose that csnsst make
consenisnt 70 give me - csH through the day.
60 :. y -, :. yl:.NHy6bwARD.d
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AID orders fnr t,skets or certifcatss of paesaxe,
tention, and the printed ofictal drawings sent 4.
Address FRANCE, BRoADBENTs q co,
0o1 1-lws ofit - tAtef4'u uVyllmi nTtaD Ts>n wara.
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n kw cARPET ROOMS.
so Our Interior Arrans ements for Showing
81. c Il p z rs, C TAINS, &c.,
are now comslete, and visitors will find ours
The mostcommodious, Z,-., - -
.. The most comfortable, - fiHt
The handsomest, and
- .fst,s-.z. q -,lsz-g q, - The best ordered
..,.f Show Rooms in the City
Citizens and Strangers respectfully invited to
VISIT our rooms and examine our stock 80.
IN :. l.. r. PERRY Co. T.
l... Upper Rooms "Perry Bxildiag"
Sc S-lot lC. 3 corner Pa av. and 9Th st.
.3IS THE EAGLE STOVE HOUSE. 3I8
! hsye just received smother supply of my Amer
lcen Douo O. top Gas Consuming Flat top Alright
COOkING STOVE, of which am the inventor,
end only fur sa,e ct the Eagle Stove House.
y III BAcony IN Ii ont. Roo - riiaa ! tE at Hs4.
3t7dL sc ~ p - f5e &c. WOODWARD,
!, oc1-st No. s1s Pa. sv., bet. 10th ana iith sts
MI o T. Ia att -tHo1 hilz 80 ssuW aag "a
Nl " F. We O o d 81
:, ~ am daily 10 receipt "f New Goods from the New
YORK and Philadeiphia auctions, which am pre-
city. fhH auf siIS' = . = fFq 1l' III 5s'-1
H. AZ ;d1sducsion made on all bills q to those who
~ t-.a' pa 32l and 323 Pa. sv., south side
81 50 Ct 4ntel D III ~ f-Hf FEA H-4tN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-12-02
NORTHERN RAILROAD

On and after Monday, Nov. 4 1888, Passenger Trans
viii run follows
VP TuAtvs. 49, Leave Concord AZ lD4o A. NJ, of on
-is IN tr,in. from Boston, Worcester, &C., for White
River Junction connecting with 205 p N. trains over
Vermont Ccnr,a Road Burlington and iteuscs foint
there connecting with trains which reach Montreal and
O,3enshurrh the same evening connecting ~ ogQes-
harrh with Lake Ontario Steamers for Niagara fens,
and with trains over Grand Trunk Hallway ior To-
,,,'o ana ne West Also connecting At Potsdam with
t-sins f,r Rome and New York Central Road and At
White River Junction with trains over fasagipso anu
White Mountains Roads o. Barton, W. ana iAt,ietohf
a. IL. thence hy stage 20 ctanstead' Ne"pofr M"s"B
Takc White and Frsnconia Mountains, &c.
Tesvc Concord at SIS J.. NJ, OF on arrival OF uans
f-1r Piston Worcester, Portsmouth, Dover &C. TOT
Matte River function, connecting with the ll.l1 r h
r,in ovcr " Central Road 10 Burlington and Rouse
Point arriving at Montreal at 90 and o9aensoufsh az
LISA "; thence by Steamboats, and Irana lfnhA
Railway for The West , nj. r.,,. o., q a,
A. n with passengers leaving Ogdcnsourgh and Mon
treal thc evening prevousi slso At lZol p NJ WIN
scngers over the VI Central, Passumpsc ana Mhile
Mountains Roads, connecting az concord WIN lo
M.nchc.tcr Lawrence Portland, Portsmouth, Nashua
Worcester New York. Lowell aud Boston.
Leave White River Junction % Afl p ~ WIN pas
sengers from the West leaving Ogdenshurgh and Mon
treal the same DAY. and connecting al OoheoIu WIN
trains f,r Nashua, Lowell and Boston. $50.
~ Passengers from the sullivan Caesl.Ie Ina
lev Roas can connect at White River Junction VITA
,h tO A. train over the Northern Road, for Concord,
Manehestcr sc. Returning, can leave concord ai
SIS p NJ, for White River Junction. and proceed
the next morning by the 500 A. NJ train Tor WINDSOR
D'''"s f"''' oNsLow sTEARNs, Agent.
Concord ~ H., Nov. 1, 1859
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Leave Montpelier At 900 A. NJ. and 20 =. NJ
NAH THAtS connecting with trains leaving ogaens-
burah a. 200 81. and Montreal az 400 p ~, leaves
40 A. NJ affye az Burlington at SIS A. ~, ana Mira-
sor At ll0 p. NJ, connecting At White River Junction
with trains lr Wells River and Bafton and f1r Boston,
lowell and Worcester arriving 10 Bostun az $40 p ~,
ana connecting at Windsor with trains Tor h1sion,
springfield and New York, arriving In Now York at
lll0 p. n.
Express Train leaves Oglensburgh at 500 A. H.,
Montreal at S4j A. ", Rouses Point a. 40 A. ~ ar
ryes At Burlington Al 35 NJ and iudsof at - p
Concord same day and Boston aud New York next fore
moon.
Through Tickets or Chicago and the west foF sale at
the principal stations. .,,,,,r, a..
Northaeld, W., Nov q. 1850.
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Busintss Garos.

I ETTER PRESS & COPPER-PLATE
PRINTING, sermons, Catalogues blanks,i b, bil m
snl Flncy Printing, executed promptly at
wATroN's STEAM POWER PRINTING OFFICE
STATE sired, Montpelier, leraoaf
Orders for work done in the eites,-hmeoisse,a, G
c.3 n address. Wedding Cards, Visiting Cards
B,pk Cheeks, Vc executed in the highest style oi th'
art. and at city prices through one Of ne most eeleo
No nr;ecs Address u. p. WALTON, Montpelier VI
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rnA1ss oorvo NonrH AND wEsr

TRA1Ns GorNo NoRTH And WEST.
Leave Montpelier at ll5 2. NJ. and 800 p
MAIL THATs connects At Windsor and White River
Junction with trains leaving Boston and Springfield az
7 80 g. NJ same day. and New York previous evening.
Leave Windsor at l.50 p. NJ arriving al Burlington az
no p ~ ST. Adams at 65 ?. ", lodge and arrive az
Montreal al 1000 A. ~, and at Ogdonsburgh Al 1910
r. ~ next day Connecting al Ogdensburgh with Grand
Trunk train, for Detroit aud the West without delay
Express Train connecting at Windsor win tram whieh
leaves New York atSO0 A. ~ and a. White River June
ton with train which leaves Boston az 800 The pre-
vious day. Leaves Windsor At 80 A NJ arrives az
Buriineton t235 ?. ~, Ronses Point a. 40 P. ",
Montreal at ZOO ~ NJ aud AZ Ogdensburgh at $50 ",
the same day. and proceeding BY Grand Trunk train Tor
Detroit and The West the same night
passenger car attached 20 a freight train leaves
N,rihied AZ goo A. ~, and Montpelier az b3l A. 81
fir Darlington arriving there az 100 A. ~
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Advertisements and communications, and acknowledge
payment for the same.
For Braiutrec J. HUTCHINSON, Jr.,
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Berlin, ID. b. BOSWOBTH,
Cabot, E. d. PUTNAM,
Duxbury. j. Il. HENRY, Waterbury,
fillmore 4. 81. CIRCUIT,
Hrdcpark, EDWARD b. SAWYER,
Johnson g. ". SCOTT,
Lincoln, SIMEON 4. RALPH
Lowell, ABEL CURTIS,
Marshfcld, 1. A. BkMIS,
Worthwhile, j. c. MOVES,
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Nurthfcld, f.. SMITH,
Orange NJ c. CROSS,
Plainhcd, A. T. BANCROFT,
Randolph, J. X. PARISH.
Rochester, y. d. BRIGGS,
south Hardwick ADOLPUUS HOLTON,
stowe, EMERY TOWN,
Tunbrdgo, AARON N, KING.
waterbury, J. 7. HENRY,
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Warren, FRANKLIN A. WRIGHT,
Wfiiamstown DARIUS PRIDE,
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Worcester, JONAS ABBOTT
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-12-02
ITNIoN HOUSE RE-oPENED.-Thil

TTNION HOUSE RE-OPENED.-Ihl ms
~ well known and commodious House, formerly kept
by Col boutwell,, having been vastly and almost en-
tirely rcmoddeled, has been opened BY AloNAo RED
WAY.
The Union is the most conveniently located House IN
Mantpeher being IN the centre Of business and with It's
new cnngenencos must be the most desirable and popu
lar resort FOR the man OF business OF leisure to be ound
In town.
The public arc respectfully Invited to hestow portion
Of their patronage upon this House Perfect satisae
ton Is guaranteed and accommodations excellent; ~
Charges moderate, ALONho itbbNAi'
Montpelier, Aug. 30, 1896. WIZ