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MATRIMONIAL.

10 THB LADIES' % rHE UNTED SrATEs; a.i. 4I
II has been my go9d ortupe 20 restore to health many
thousands Of my country '..
BY has excited the maco Of the shvious snd
aous; but their persecuus have served only to extend
al estab sh my epustion showers of grateful tfriues
have len upop my pathway r3u the fair suelors whom
Ihavs relaved. 50 long as held ia affections ard
thankful mhra0ce bT those who have experienced III,
skill, can afford to espiss hs edurs Of mischieinhksrs
nd slanders ..'f." i"
My friends hsvf repeatedly urge me to place my mes
sne r producing neustruaon within iho reach oi i,o
Laes Of tile United States but an mlispusitont to enter
asd 50 ocoppisdby guqeks with their srncous uosruns
aud fear that unpracped countetietefs might palnupcn
he public 'hvir Wof,hles iwltsugus have hitherto pre-
vented HE from estabishns agencies Tor the sale Of iny
AMlE DE gEAlAiE, In the United States '-'' %
Auiasl yield ta tr eutrenties Of patients and friends
And offer " the sniuJing Females VI Amenra medicine
ich ha Fehaersd ras-soms'T,a fsntodftlug ghout the
Old World. ...
la regard 70 tho efficacy oi heHAMlH DE FEMAtEn 4
need only say, hat itis Ii uid FORM ana is exaetn such
asI have used In mypantce Ia France many Year, amt
ihet i hPs pqyqr taled secure satisfactory result
The "Ame do Femme" and men struatiou stand IA the re
laton Of cause and effect saks powerful 10 originate
ghealtlU menstrual dow whore itneyer has erstod and
restore It where ithas been m any cause suppressed
10 oreIto guard against imposition the wrapper of dire,
hdns Oh each bottle of the Anie Femme vial bear s
written signature and both the battle and nclusa ~
vii be sealed with my private seal
~ -, ,o,s On p. II. RECORD
Fer sale, Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKE
No % Superior street Cleveland, who will subuly M
Annie de Femme nj the Proprietor prices ~ f7
n 1AItEiBBST ARP IFlOIAL HELP TIJ
l. THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTEDT
" "', ',%S. S.lZSS<N
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CRY & NEWS ITEMS
sATUHDNY7 MonNiNG, JULY % 1910.

t. PLAIN.AND 0RNAMENfAl. sRiNI1Ndsi y
r6rflnin and Orlatneutd priuungu oyorv uesrfItifh
zone az TIE Pointing Establishment o. ihe BeadsT Oice,
ne ltestiupruvel un0 m0st rapid stsnn bfutses w Tue
sstWtle on shoH hoice aud az reas9nube rates Psi
6h lar attUHl bhiuk work Every description
Htudng d0ue especially Blank Books, uegers Joufuhls
les Hlpss. Racaivins HiNk a. Nc. Nrl '' .,.,F..
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Rnnkere.

4 III q wHrrNkN. m. N. sTANnART. Il q W srANpART
WHITMAN, STANDART ~ CO.
w Bankers, and Lealersin Foreign and Domestic ~
change NJ Ipurinr street. We draw direct On Lon
dau and vii furnish nTais Toy any emo9nt Hay9os ~ an
and Gurmaay COLLECTIONS made on all accessible points
throuf ut the United States aud CauAdas marB:ly
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mrO EDS oF IVAN GET fsr; LIN -ass u sl,ty ON
Iesr asp my hair very grayg and hue been adoag
alline, patil, on the crewpt had become outsthin
About helsr March, OF tue present year GO pn5 q
edusius Mrs 81 A. AHesR '' 'Restdrer" No. H. acr a.
ing ~ be directors, pnd haYs4e ptnlel lo'apiB'
tght jressidg Of The same w throe or four
lfsthst a. bed nv hhR !. nJw Utmost restored c 0,
original c aor and Tho hus appt 90 10 permanent
AN sArisWED THAI THg PREPARATION
NOTHING LIKE A DYE. BUf OPERATES VPl
THEsBoREr1ONs Myb h co,ss 20 an whr
eortAaly aq advantage 10 one who was In danger y
eeming ra'd ....... .............I uotisu,
HsvM THACHER.
.u. BndgewpIer. Oseids Co, NY Nv D 10
Pntsrossr ) II. EATON, IL, D, Uaos Ussg,,r
Mrgresbpyo Tspnssse. ,....,.. l
MAnAM--l woulq state that sume Tine last sprius
tuni MY HAIR FALLiSc orr, | concluded 10 purthds6
bottle OF Mrs A. Nlyis wor ds fIalr Rsstbrern &C.
aidH dHive tgfrial commenoed 0sing IL but very irre
gu'arb bUt notwithstanding this irrstulartt / found
that its influence DISTINCTLY vsihs fhe pttNo opF
oF HAih cpAsEp, aud my r6et Which before we're quite
ORGY wsRE cHAS0Fb 70 BLACK; 1 10 ho oohstder that
have siven'u fair thai pot isoih thn have seen 1f
ta elects in nv case have tJaso 20 be- ievs h,th
is capable Of binE ~ proposestb do viz
70 FREyENH rHE HAIR Faon FALIiSo oFF, anl to MS
srOnE oRAT IooEsgo rHEm oRIoISlL eutoR.s'
MIS-, p. W, CLARK, wi Of REv. D. w. CLARK, Edi-
tors "LddieF Reposlorg," CinciaHqh, oAi3
"IhNe been using Mrs. 8 A. Allons Z3lobalsamuh
with muh saisaetion IN dressing my own ard children
hair AAertving various aItoles monuac urcd Tor the
haf i,el no hesitation in recommending yuur as e. .
best have ever usel Il gives thoa,ra SON glossy a.
pcarauce aud retain 1t in position desirsiH ''''
REy. JOHN p. ROSIE, Editor gCArlsiiin Aayoeit,
! B'Wd'o, ~ Y. .Du h.a... ....s .UI
Your Hair ResioFgrsPd ~ otalsanum Is h.s bssl .
hsYe ever known. It has rssoTsd my han 60 be nututa
color = &C. l.I. ....I. .r...ftI. ..H. .N ..
L. ..-I-.It ... ID. 4|H.IIIr".. .t|l.. ...
| REV, ". r. FAlRCMLD, d ID. Cor Sec Amer an.
1 For Christian Ua'oa, AZ Y City fI.r a..
| Mrs A. Alshs Words Itar Rss,oror and Z,l9.
balsHmum have been Used in my family with beus6ciul
eft cts and lake pleasure in cohmenahg them to sucl
IS have occasienio io use such preparations" af D.
! ..-UEu.I| .H. .a#. .Iut .. .sttt| |.l.ifl.H
| REv a, WEBSTER, Ed "CArsfiaa E'd" Bosioa MaSS
Having rsed numerous specifies little purpose is
oarded All ~ l'y ing them ofn,value So Irosard
Cd your Worlds Hair Rsstoror and Zylubalsnmum vet
personal leads prevailed on me 20 use H. hay deu,
20 o@r several moths Pp with good elsot and entire s
isficiioq GH Hog Ts't'sr AaH cray; my hair was
dry an bttils, bat has resaiaed the soisness
! lie years" A ......., r.... ... ........ H.....
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Rlv DAN1rtf, woob, lT,J,II. t0,,, !, i, , ,

Rtv pANIELT, Woon, Ahddl to,on Oraaos Go N Y
MY hair has grratl' thickouei upou IA, head aua pu
on avery lively feplhVuppa1rui e. The sano Is tue
~. d.ughteri HER HAlRIIAD BGGOME riiN. AM
CAME OUT CONSTANTLY, UNTIL WE TftnUGHr
THE HEAD WOULD nc ALMOST. BARR. HER
HAIR HAS n AND oMELY rUl KENED UP, AND
also HAS 4. HEAL1HY AnPEA CANOE We ara
thankful to Seu aod feel hat We lave ia value Of aur
money ~
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REMOVAL.
DIR. B. IF. ROBINSON HAS RE

UINs y = = y - - I.-T y. 1p
food four doors North the NJ E Church. Where ne
Nil htppy see all si bis ouu er patrons tof any otu
rts Hla mtY uerI pis.s arglces. ..... .. j
Ct-vf'Fnt Mo ,n lSlL-mh2i:ll
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MARRIED

On Thursday, the 18th inst, (March) at the
Colonization Receptacle ia Monrovia, by the
Rev John ssyos. Kebehdah, alas James Bu-
ohanaR, u Kandah. alias Ann Liberia Jefls,
both liberated Africans Of the company by The
United States ship Niagara sH
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DENTIST.
nR. w J-GUGLD HAS S REMOV
- ed Ids DepGt u1iss Il Room No Il Hoffman bio
Superior ,tett East of Public square south OF q an
VINO "a scryicr uf dentist, viii save themselves
uiurh SUFF Nc as wUil as MONEY iy giving nun
cal ller riety Uscd mitigate pain lor those VINO dt-
ARrIgIuAL rEErH INSERTED
On cold ST. Porcelain anu NuCmiZeu Kubn4t haSS,
the hest manner Teeth iu SOS from $40 so H9l
tngs ace Irng Sis ui the tylty IRON 90 Upward
IntlM
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AH'ps & GOuitsEllors.

AtFps & GollilsEIICrs.
IL j. HICKMAN, ATTORNEY AT
~ LAW Office er The Merchants Bhtk C,eve-
pROOKS 4 FORD, ATTORNEYS
- AT Law. Atvuter naidin Is, foot OF Superior st.,
Cleveland, ohio. .... i -
W. BROoks. l.. W. foH".
itbB
NTILLIAMSON T & RIDDLE, AT
w tORNEYs AT LAW. othes No 30, SugeIioT-st
glsg.iAid Ohio =. WlLLlAmSSnN
Ian2l a. ". hlDDLE.
CtHARLES g. BALDWIN--ATTOR-
Jar, sul Countglog al LawOdce q SUPER - over
Cry huok laniealy
DALAER & AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
y Al LAW, Office over Commercial Bank. 80
A SPER, }. Il. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
~, Waur, rmubull County, Ohio. omoes no ssI q ~
Ninke' struet qso3-d5l
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REV y, r FAlRCMLp. D d Cor. Sec amer az.
For. Christian Uaoa, ~ Y City fli. au.
Mrs 5 A. Aleh's Worlds Hair Rssiorer and Zrlo-
Da'samum have been used in my family with beusfciu
ell cts and lake pleasure In cohmenaihg them to sul
IS have occasionto use such preparations a.
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GnaroOers.

-ENGRAyING AND LITHOGRAPHINO
DRAINARD " BURRTDGE,W WOOD
ID ENGRAVERs AND LITHOGHAPHERs Bank
trret Cleve and II q. a
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PARls, JanuaryIsb

For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKE
No. % Superior street Cleveland who will suBul, ts
Annie de Femme''Ht the proprietor's prices. I'f7
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~ Friendly papers please copy u
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Is TIA vail ta' rises fsom yhnder prison walls a.
Or psalm of lpc fUreteIpg tCe ON 10 sad souls
~ Ee yes may h0re luf Freedtm, few brave
FoI ils holy SAKE nets seorpg and felons isn have
Z. ''' shared. '. ''' "
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iSsa S9sseS@Headsi@a @ SotS 81 tEs oSihs%as 'sSd
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Hid$s5s dsS:ls s..s gsyET ss,s ~. g wa D.' @ seor
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Itis our settled policy 10 udssrlse nothing tnl &c,
kBog il is what t purpos t. be Having opportunity AVID
becoming satisfied Of tho merits Of Mrs, 8. a. Allon
Worlds HAIR Rouprer and Zyolflsamum, l would he
poasod 10 iuaeTl advertisement" ." &c
RRyiJ A IL. CORNELL, Cores See Board Eduodfloa
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'Htcunfnu ~ %. =" III
Raw J. 3. GhlsWOl.p. BelhHgt1a, Asg-iitHp hsr.'
Mr. s. \, Alcn'. preparation arc yosIy ,aeuoioasiu
chnuaing tha hair ~ lth natlrul color p .......
REY JAAi1,s p STONE GTtthsbbro, VsrBloa ''
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RAILROAD NOTICES.
z.zss.rCIIEsnIRE RAILROAD. Win.

ySS,,s555sS5SSsC IlESHIRE RAILROAD. Win
ttsisisssiisftcr Arrangement. TN and after MONDAY
sAn-na-ApRlL 49, 1850, Trains will run follows;
MOVING EAsT-Ieave
Bellows Fails at $50 A. NJ and $50 p. Mi Kcene at 94C
A. NJ and $50 p. M-and arrive at Ptchburg at ~ 90
and 515 p. Mi Boston at $50 and 746 p. Nj Worcester Al
200 and 100 r. NJ.
MOVING WBST.-Jeave
Boston at 80 and Hoo A. Mi Fchburg at o 45 A. NJ.
and 80 r. NJ Keene, 1l25 A. NJ and $40 r. P.-and ar
rive Bellows Falls at 1917 and 440 r. Nj Windsor ~
and $50 =. Nj Rutland 24O and 500 r. Nj Burlington
525 PM.
Trains Connect az foHOwrs
TIP Mail Train at Bellows Falls with RUTLAND 4 BUR
LINGTON RAILROAD, for Rutland, Burlington, Montreal
Ogdensburgh Albany Troy, Saratoga Springs Schenectady
and the West
Also with SULLIVAN RAILROAD, for Windsor, White
River Junction. Burlington, Ogdensburgh Montreal, St
Johr sbury, Sc, via VI CENTRAL, PAssUMPsIC, and
VERMONT CANADA ROADS, &c. Both trains make di-
connection via VT CENTRAL II. r. fer all points north
Doirn Trains Connect at Fitchburg
with Trains n ftchburg Worcester Il. r. for Worcesrer
Norwich, Providence and New York City.
And Groton Junction with trains " Worcester Nashua
X. r. for Nashua and Concord and with Trains II Stony
Brook II. Il. for Lowell Lawrence, &c.
Il. A. CHAPLIN. Supcrinte ndcnf.
Superintendent Office, Kccne, April II, 1859
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EE::::'...ss..sgs:.::..!I3 CANALRAILROAD. WHIT

Es..s:Ss.s::sN - Al LkOAD. MlNihs
-A-DyY, March 10, 1859. Trains will run daily
Sunday excep,ed) as follows
LEAVE NEW HAVEN AT
65e NJ, freight train with passenger car attached for
Northampton, arriving at 10 30 AN
- % A. w. freight train, with passenger attached for
10 IS A. NJ, arrival Of 90 Express train from
Nes York, connecting Northampton with Conn
River r. for Greenfield Brattlcboro Bellows Fails and
Northern Railroads Receiving passengers We-theld
from trains on Western Railroad from the East and
VI, or on arrival Of IL IS r. NJ. train from New York.
connecting Pauvie with train on Hartford Providence
and fshkill Railroad going West and Nesthed with
trains on Western h X going East and West Renewing
passengers from Hartford Providence and Fhl Railroad
NJ Panyle and from train Western Railroad, at West
field from Boston, Worcester and Springfield.
LEAVE NORTHAMPTON AT
$50 A. NJ for New Haven, connecting At westfed with
train on Western Railroad, for Pttshed, Albany Troy and
the West New Haven with 9. SO A. NJ train Tor New
York and intermediate stations Passengers for the Hart
tord Providence and fshk Railroad will this train To
Plainyille.
HIS NJ, in Connection with train on Conn River r.
R from the North Connecting Westded with trains on
western Il going East and West. and Plainvle VI i'm
train Hartford Providence and Pishkf Railroad going
East At New Haven With O5 p NJ Express train for New
York.
- 10 p. NJ freight train with passenger car attached for
New Haven connecting PainYie train on Hartford
Providence and Fishkll Railroad going West.
LEAVE PLAINNILLE AT
$50 p NJ, freight train with passenger attached for
New Haven
COLLINsvILLE BRANCH TRAIN
Leave Collinsvile at so A. NJ. and 800 p Return
Ing leave Plainviile at 1890 =. NJ. and 525 p NJ.
FREIGHT NOTICE
Freight trains leave York daily SUNDAYS excented
Franklin and Center streets at is p and rry
at Northampton at 10 80 NJ NORTHAMPTON at 80
?. VI and arrive New York at 1925 A. H. Through
without change Of cars.
Daily lines Of stages from Northampton to Amherst
Wlliamshurgh llaydenvlle, Florence and Hadley From
Consvle to New Hartford and Winsted From Cheshire
to Waterbury. p DENNIS General Ag.nt
New Haven, March l5,, ls50-li2
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BOSTON INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
Once 80 BromneId Street, boston.
REV. n. DAY, Pres. REV. p. MASON Vice Pres
E ls,.n , GHIsS,, N; D. Physicians.

REV. N. DAY, Pres REV. p. MASON, Vice Pres
RrrnLs GREENE, NJ, D. lpby,ieiaps.
ISAIAH lIuTcHISs, NJ. D., "!'"SA"S
Eabsasi for the successful Treatment Of Disea,es rpox
Rational Principles.
Tho Electro Paths together with Dr. Greene i'm
proved Medication have leen adopted in this Institution and
have exceeded the most sangune expectations in the Of
great variety Of diseases.
All persons having Cancers. those afflicted with
picsed diseases should avail themselves Of tie personal
attention Of the physicians the Institute whore proper
boarding houses provided.
personal examination of each Is prcferHle hut all
the common forms If diseases except IN
patsd successfully treated with cdnes which
be to any Of the world with full directions
very correct knowledge lee obtained from
the questions in the Indian Acana sparer published
by the Institution, CRY Of which will lie free when
requested also Or. Greencs "lNTMNoPATHY Science
Indian Medicine he had at the Office for L. by
mail on the receipt Of four postage stamps
Consultations upon all diseases flee of charge the Cee
or by letter on the reception Of postage stamp.
All communications should lie directed 10 DR. II. GREENE
&c Bromhed Street. Boston. Mass.
REFER EN- CES-
Hon. = C. Maine Boston, Mass. Rev Edward Fdmunds
Boston Mass; Rev. Joseph ". TaIlen Boston. Mass Rev
B. H. Nevin D. d.. Chelsea Mass Rev. r. II Conklin PruN
denee r. l.; Rev Charles T. Grosyenor Medpd Mass.
Bryan Morse Grovvand Mass Rev. John Hartman Canic
hurry NJ Iii DIR. J. W. Phelps. rs fremont Street BOSTON,
Mass; j. p Merrill Esq webster IlIsel Boston. Mass
r. Phnnry, ESQ.,, Nercsntle luu~e,) Boston, Mass;
Oldham, Esq, Boston, Mass; Samuel Meservr, Esq, Lowell
Mass.
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PALM ERS'S
CEIE ATED ARTTEIrI

a l. Il
This worli-renowncd limb has been in use in Europe
| and America for upwards Of twelve years and every
succeeding serves only to increase its popularity
- The "Gredt Prise MeGaF awarded to Dr. Palmer
in London, thry-hve competitors from all parts Of
Europe and In this country, wherever exhibited II has
invariably received the highest award Upwards OF
- -Four thousand OF the Palmer Artificial Legs now
IN and represented by all degrees and
Farmers Mechanics Lawyers, Sailors Ladies' Children
all use this unequaled limb" with wonderful ease and
natural The Palmer Leg adapted euery form
amPutafion from the shortest to the longest The patient
Is enabled to walk Immediately upon the application of the
leg The limb is an exact copy Of its fellow and the most
critical fail todstngush from nature. The limbs are usru
durable yet light to be worn with greaf com for
Palmer Co, have supplied upwards Of my individuals
with floO legs each, all II whom walk with surnrsIng
naralness The recently invented arffc ai arm Is regard
ed AS complete triumph In the The public are eau
toned against the circulars and advertisements of charlntans
and preteners who have recently entered the field and are
endeayorng TO deceive by copying the and the in
direct use OF the Palmer reputation.
Persons recurring legs arms, should apply as the
Palmer Leg the only one recommended surgeons and
physicians Pamphlets containing M information concern,
ing the invention sent free to patients surgeons and phys
Boaton.-l3ml6
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E;sii::ss.s:;isROAD On and after MONDAY, Dec. 0,
51n-haE1s5s, TRAINS will run as follows -
Leave Bellows Fails for Bratteboro 05 A. NJ and % r.
NJ Returning leave Bratteboro for Bellows Falls 10 40 A. ~
and % r. NJ FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Bellows Falls at
Gas A. NJ Brattleboro $50 =. VI.
The Passenger Trains this route connect South in
the Vt. Massachusetts and Connecticut River Railroads
to Springfield Hartford, New Haven and Bridgeport direct
New York. On the North with the Rutland Burlington Sui
hvan Vermont Central, Vermont Canada Connecticut and
Passumpsc Rivers Rail Roads, forming direct communication
with Whitehall, Saratoga and Schenectady SJohnsbury and
White Maintains Burlington and Rouses Point Ogensburgh
and Montreal. VI. sIOAT Superintendent
VI Valley X. X. ofice Dec. 6th 1868.
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Iss,,s,5ss-s5ss SULLIVAN RAILROAD NO.

-A--ka- On and after MONDAY, APRIL 18th, 1858,
trains will run as follows
WINDSOR TO BELLOWS FAILS.
The MoRNINSTRAfS will leave Windsor at 100 A. VI. Tor
arrival u train from Montreal and Ogensburgh Clare
20, and Charlestown IA A. W. connecting at
Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad for Lowell Worcester
aud hnston, also with Vt. Valley Railroad for Springfield
New York, &c.
The MAIL TRAIN will leave Windsor at 1880 Tor arrival
n train from Montreal Ogienshurgh, Baton and Lteton
Carcnont at 80 and CharesOwn at 2 IL r. Nj
ing Mt Bellows Falls with Cheshire, Vermont Valley and
Rutland x Burlington Railroads.
BELLOWS FAILS TO WINDSOR
The MAIL TRAIN will leave Bellows Falls at IL 90 Charles
town ut 1880 and Caremont at 90 p. Mi connecting at
Windsor with Vermont Central Railroad for Montpelier
ngon houses Point, Montreal. Ogdensburg, &c, and at
While River Junction with Passumpsc Railroad for Wells
River l.eton St. Johnsbury, Barton, Leton, and the
White Mountains.
The EVENING TRAIN will leave Bellows Pals 30 ION ar
rival OF trains from Boston and New York; Charesown
$50, All Caremon g. r. NJ; connecting at Windsor
with Vermont Central Railroad for Montpelier Burlington
kouses Point, Montreal OgdensburRh &c Passengers by
s train can also stop pght at above White River
Junction, and proceed the morning. above, leaving
White River Junction at $50 A. VI.
EDWARD THOMPSON, Supt.
Charestown n. H., April 18th, 1859