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Smyrna times., 1859-11-17
An Apology Needed.

TNIIE subscriber having received heavy stock OF
L CHEAP GOODS a little more than a week ago
asks the forgiveness of his and the public
generally, for appearing the TINES Of last week
Though it having leaked out, some of our friends
stepped in, bought good large bills and promised
call again. BECOME ON, friends, we have a new
and excellent assortment OF Goods, there plenty OF
every variety left, which will be sold cheap. Come,
and look for yourselves, soon.
THOS. CARROW.
Smyrna, Nov H. '59-lm
Smyrna times., 1859-11-17
TIE "rIMES" is published Every Thursday. 1n

THE "TIMES'' is published EUery Thursday. b.
RoBr D. IioFFEcxER, Editor and Proprietor, at Tie
Temperance Hau. Smyrna, Del.
KS-SgBscRIPTIoN.-OHe year. 81 so In adUance,
or $500 if not paid I'LL end Of the year. No paper
discontinued until all arrears are paid-OaIy at the
option Of Tie Publisher.
ADVERTISING eOery square Of 10 lines or less first
Insertion, so cts; each subsequent insertion 25
Liberal arrange aents male WiM yearIy aud half
yearly advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1859-11-17
Gerrit Smith.

A despatch from Utica to the New York
Herald says:
alt was only by strstagem that his friends
succeeded in getting him here. He has been,
ever since the arrest of Brown and his IIarper's
Ferry followers, haunted with The idea that he
was cuIPably responsible for all the lives that
have been and will be sacrificed and so much
have this reflection and the fear of being called
on to answer at the bar of justice preyed upon
him that his mind never exempt from a tenden-
cy to be unhnged, gave way, and reason de-
serted its throne.
"FOr some days before the absolute necessity
OF restrictive measures became apparent 20 his
friends and relatives, he manifested u most ner.
vous anxiety to anticipate The requisition " hich
he expected would be made upon him, and TO
proceed to Virginia and surrender himself into
the hands of the authorities. When it was re-
solved to place him under restraints, this ankle
ty oi his was taken advantage of. His friends
pretended to chime in with his notion, and
when he set out for Utica he was under the
impression that he was on his was to Richmond
or Charlestown.
That Gerrit Smiths case is one Of decided
lunacy is certain. Still, his friends consider it
far from hopeless.
Smyrna times., 1859-11-17
RFARTgA 6. DECKSCM.
10 asCi1GaaaEler and Jcwe!Ecr.

SMYRNA, DEL,
"a lstlES 10 inform his customers and the
& IL " pubic Ia general, that he l!;is Removed
-" his WATCH aud JEWELRY STORE from
Commerce street, to Henry K. Parsons old stand
on MAIN STREET opposite Foxwel's Hotel; and
Is now ready 10 repair all Clocks Watches and Jewel
ry IN the best nle"r. Also, fine OF Clocks
Watches. jcWclry, Go}L and Silver Spectacles &c .
always on hand \ call is solicited. n3
" q ~ Iss, "a f5saa-Taec Clerk,
to whom coed salary vili tie given Young man
-a2cG about =" <z-Who has had several wears ex
Perience III good stsse and WHO Is quick polite and
attentive {" cu>i"mefs. Aily al Tic TINES Printing
OiiicC,Sm yrI:!, Eel. MA
Smyrna times., 1859-11-17

BRAVE CONDCC rOR.-An engineer on tht
pennsylvania Railroad discovered small chilt
sitting IN the middle of the track, ahead of hi.
tram, playing, one day last week, and instantl,
whistled down brakes and reversed the engine
but the momentum of the train vas too greai
10 stop 1t before reaching the child, which must
nave inevitably been crushed to death but for
the brave conduct of Daniel Mccoy, the con
ductor, who ran to the front of the engine,
crawled down on the cow-catcher, and holding
himself with one hand, leaned as ia: forward as
possible, and as he approached the child, with a
sweeping blow of the other hand, he threw it of
the track. 1t was the work of an instant, and
required a steady hand and cool head to ac-
cOmpllsh it, but he was equal to the emergency.
The child was somewhat stunned aud bruised
by the operation, but not seriously hurt.
The restoration Of Senator Pearce to the u
). Senate by the Maryland Legislature elect
is conniu"ily Y anticipated here. The electoral
vote of Maryland ii: the next presidential cleo
tlon will, it is thought, be csst for the Charles
ton nominee. The first act of the " conflict :"
has, perhaps, contributed to this end.-HaSh-
ing ton States.
DR. JOHN II. WILSON, prac;iciug physician
and druggist, was committed to prison at New
dy, Ill default of $4,000 bail. He is charged
by his wife, Mrs. Mary Wilson, with attempt
ing to murder her by administering chloroform
while she was asleep.
The bark Emily arrived at the Brooklyn navy
yard Friday having been captured on the coast
OF Africa by the U. S. sloop-of-war Portsmouth.
This is the fourth SLAYER taken within six
months by the African squadron.
LOvE-sICK traveller from Wisconsin, on his
first visit to the Falls, had to record his first
impressions of the mighty cataract and its sur
roundlngs in the album kept for that purpose,
at one OF the points Of attraction for visitors, in
this manner:
"NeKt TO the bliss of seeing Sarah,
Is that Of seeing niagara y
THE latest advices from the Hon. WIN. H.
Seward are from Java, in the Mediterranean
Sea. lie had completed his journey up the
Valley of the Nile to the ancient Thebes had
surveyed the Pyramids, and he was about to
proceed to Jerusalem, and thence by damascus
to ConstantinoPle.
The Thirty-sixth Congress will assemble
two weeks from Monday next. 1t will be a
' long session." it is termed, and lively times
are anticipated at Washington socially as well
as politically.
The Somerset (Md.) Union announces the
death of the Hon. John Dennis, an eminent
citizen OF that county. The deceased served
in Congress from 1887 to lS4I.
THE early recovery of the health of Judge
Douglass was anticipated by his friends on Sat
lrday. He has since been extremely i'll for 3 |
lays.
Smyrna times., 1859-11-17
New Stock 0f Goods
NOW 0fENINC AT
s;s:E5s@E.cc & 71cgcar'g
c. lie 4 p S ORE.

SA! tNI, ILl.
nNE Of the lar.c>i, a'.i$oncs ana oh stoct
~ Of II. au1 " NTER Gu6DS, 10 be
found IN this section OF country Is new being opened
by SFRCANCE d MEGEhR, at thcir old SlaLd ON
poslte ne Fdiik ol smyrna, consisting of IADIl S.
DhLSo GOODS. IN great variety ard styics-( ali
Goes irOm cents up 10 the finest English and French
Chlniz ol those beautiful sIlk-iinishCd Patterns.
beautiful Iot OF White. Fancy and Solid Co,orpd Nil
lIantes, for Chdrens ear, and splendid lot OF Hais
Boots, Shoes, &c. 1'''
They have also a very large supply Of Cheap GRO.
CEklES, hardware, Salt, &C best RIO Coffee Tens
Sugars, DC. '
Our stock Jl Goods, think, will excel in apv
market, both Ia style and chez mess; in short we aim
at keeping full line of every article that the counIrv
demands aud are selling al The Lowest Prices far Pay
Down, Cash. or Country Produce Owing 90 The preot
pressure M The money market, and buying E,r cash
we latter ourselves that lave laid in onr stock ar
such low rates will enable us to dispOse az il n, o
customers al prices that will DEFY COAIPErITIONt
At all events we are determined not TO be undersIJ
Dy any house IN The COuniry-mInd thati And in
conclusion we return thanks 10 uur frinnd
and customers for the very liberal patronage LcIet.
fore extended 10 rs, and hope by fair deanp and oI
prices. To share i continuance OF the same
All kinds Of COUA FRY PRODUCE Ialon !, ~
change for goods. ' ca
May ~ '9 SPRANCE y MEGEAR
Smyrna times., 1859-11-17
NEkT SYy)DE-

THE subscriber having i:ken the stand receD,I,,
L occupied by I.DwALD iiECK. on Commerce 81
second door above Main, would respectfully nG'rn'
assortment of sU
FaiI and Winter Goods,
For Ladies AID Gent'eneil's Wear. of the ,,os, or
richest styles Also, Prime stock of an
Groceries, E's'ov5siosss, &C..
together with Boots and Shoes Hats and evc,,,t?o
usually kept in a country Alure '''iis
The pubic are invited to call and examine Crtber,
selves. no "':er VIII De spared 10 please, both in
price and quality. ' "
Isaac ID. Hamilton
01r The highest prices paid for Country prod,co
S!nvrHa AiarCh %, i~;9.
Smyrna times., 1859-11-17

The Commissioners do not claim that a Il these
losses were incurred by direct participation in
'he political troubles of the Territory. Thieves
ana vagabonds OF all sorts took advantage of
'he disturbed state OF the country to perpetrate
outrages of every kind, and in these depreda
tions very little attention was paid to political
differences. The commissioners express the
belief that the entire loss during the war
amounted to no less than two millions of dol.
lars. Application will be made to Congress for
the reimbursement of these losses out Of the
Federal Treasury.
Smyrna times., 1859-11-17

On Friday night week, a negro man, belong
ing to Washington Waller, Esq, of Somerset
county, Md, was shot dead by patrol of white
men, in Danes Quarter district. The clrcum-
stances. as we learn from the Union, were sub.
stantially as follows:
"On Thursday night, an alarm of insurrec
ton and murder was given al a meeting house
In the neighborhood. The congregation were
al prayers at the time the alarm was civen.-
The prayers were forgotten, and the utmost
confusion and excitement prevailed. The ben.
ches were broken up for clubs, and with these,
and such weapons the men could obtain at
the tlme they secured the neighborhood, but
lindlng nothing on which to v, mt their indigna.
ton. they dispersed, still under great excite
ment. The following night a patrol was or
ganlzed, and with guns, cluts and other wea-
pons, they proceeded, under great excitement,
to search the huts of the free negroes in the
nelghborhood; at one of these huts the unfor-
tunate negro was found. He was attempting
to escape when ir"d upon by the excited crowd,
who mstook him for an insurgent. The shot
pierced his back, taking effect in his lungs and
bowels, and producing instant DEATH"
Smyrna times., 1859-11-17

HORRIBLE ACCDENr.-On Wednesday even.
ing, shortly after the cars left Harrington for
Milford, a black man, named Masten, who for
sometime past has olliciated as hostler at the
hotel at the former place, met his death in a
most horrible manner. 1t appears that Masten,
IN company with another coIored man, both in
toxlcatcd LETT the Station about five minutes
before the cars started for Milford, for Mostens
house, which was situated about half a mile
down the road. They had progressed some
five hundred yards, TO point where the Mil.
ford branch is crossed by trussel bridge. when
the cars approaching, and the whistle sounding.
Masten's companion turned off the road, while
Masten endeat atored 10 cross the bridge, but in
doing so, fell between the trusses, and before
he could recover was caught by the cow.catcher
and instantly killed.-DeLawarean
Smyrna times., 1859-11-17
EOEg SALE.

A BLACK BOY. 9 years osd, having to serve i'll
81, and u BLACK GIRL, II years old 10 serve III
Is. Apply at this office. Nov. l7Ih, 80.
Smyrna times., 1859-11-17

~ B. The Highest Prices PAID in CASH e.
Wheat, orn Rye, Oats, iaxseed Beans W. % ioL
Country Produce. by IEtriS; w WUo1 n and
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-05
Prof. Mapes'
Super PhoSphates Of Lime y! !!

pupCl uVrph"oso v
c,upERIoR TO PERUVIAN GUANo for Corn Potatoes
- Grain and all other crcps To be applied at any hoins
or blowing. - -. ,,,,
TESTIMONIALS PROM HUNDREDS WHO HAVE USED
1T FOR TEN YEARS.
Made Of Cacined Bones Peruvian Guanc suphurio Acid
sninhate Of Ammoua and Dried Blood, No variation In
quality In strong sacks. 100 lbs each.
100 lbs of the Ntrogenizcd viii equal in effect and lasting
mower lso lbs. No. Peruvian Guano,
Per bag 2.u00 lbs
Ntropeui,ed super phosphate Of lime Si00 SO %
sfapes super phosphate of lime 5.N fVW
Cotton aud tobacco super phosphate OF lime S2o 400
Pc, ash super phosphate of lime zoo sow
NEW ENGLAND FARMER.
Judge French Of Exeter and OF the Editors Of the
above we'll Journal under date OF April 10 1909
- IL
We have trcd every variety Of fertilizer and have mors
faith in Mspcs' super phosphate than In other manu-
featured article of the kind
Extract from N. C. PLANTER, March 4, 1859.
have experimental some with guano upon grain crops
found that Its superabunsnce Of ammonia gave most
minerals equal the demands Of the grain Hence my
wheat crop grown upon guauo weighed but 63 lbs while
that grown upon Mapes phosphate Of lime weighed 81 TO
per bush.
Can containing sample for experiment, Circulars with
cation TO.
p. II. ROBBINS, Agent, CHESTER, VT.
Dealer Ia Hard Ware. House Buders Tools and Trim
nngs, Iron AMI Steel Flour Meal GRAIN Salt aud Grocer
Is, Teas and Tobacco that will no, fail to please 20
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-05
.oner, ehittsnaen Count
American & Foreign Patents.

r. IL EDDY, Solicitor Of Patents late Avsntof ~. 6
onoe, Washington, under the Act ofls571 &c
After an extensive practice Of upsards oftwepty ye.r
Continues g secure Patents In the Ubed States also In
9feat brltan France and other foreign countries CAVEATS
specicatious ASSIGNMENTS and all Paper. or Draaugs IN
iatens executed in liberal terms and With despatch Re
searches made into American and Foreign vorhs 10 .,
mine the validity utility Patents or
or other advice rendered in al touching he
same copies Of the claims Of any Patent furnisheibs
hitting one do lar. Assignments recorded az wssbiss,o
rus Agency Is not only the large-t in England but
through inventors nave advantages for securing patnfs
OF asceraining the patentabity inventions
ny not superior any that can Be oered
them elsewhere. The testimonies below given ~.
none MORE SUCCESSFUL rHE PATENT oyy,cy thaa az.
ana as SUCCESS rHE or ApyaN-
rAeEs on ABILITY, he would add he has abunaant -
son TO believe and prove that at no other oe ~ -
kd are charges for professional services moderate TIE
Immense practice Of the subscr during
has enabled him to accumulate vast collection ~ s,.e
ions ana o,nea decisions relative 70 patents Thee Be-
as M extensive library Of legal and mechanica works
aud fell accounts Of patents granted In the United
and Europe render him able beyond question 10 oT,rs
perior tariiiiies for obtaining pat, uts
All necessity Of journey 10 Warrington IA ro.,u
reutors.
TESTIMONIALS
regardMr, Eddy of the most eap.bi. .,a 49,,
Course. u oaieisI inter
oHAs MASON,
Commissioner Of PATENT.
nave no hesitation In assuring hat thew an
A person more com petent an Trustworthy and
more capable OF putting their application in form ~
Patent Once. At the
EDMUND BURKE.n
Late Commissioner Of Patents,
90, Boston, FEBRUARY g. 1853
" MT r. u Eddy has made for c TufRTEEN snn,,o.
on all but osE Of which patents have been rsrts
md that one is note pending Such unmistakab i nrs
seat talent andaoit. OF bis part leads me to reeames
inYenors 70 apply to bin to procure their na,en,.
ney may 90 sure of having the faithful ..tentia
'0Ssa on their cases. aud at very charges
JOHN TAGGART.n
rom sept u 1881 to June H. 1858 the subscriber IN tn,
: ~ ~ practee made. rejected apnc.
onr- SiA BEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE al which 49,
''eu ~ 20 s,s Laeo' by the Commissioner Patents
January i tssa X. ii. EDDY.
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aSfike, why don't you fire at those ducks

"Mike, why don't you fire at those ducks
don, you sec You have got the whole
flock before your gun?" 81 know l had
but you see, when gets n good aim at one,
two or three others will swim right 'twixt
II and me-"
A ihick-headed squire, being worsted by
Sidney Smith in argument, took his revenge
by exclaiming, "If / had son who was an
idiot, by Jove, I'd make him parson."
"Very probably" replied Sidney, shut l
see your father was of different mind.'
Women are called the 'ssoffer SEX" be-
cause they are so easily humbugged. Out
Of one hundred girls, ninety-ive would pre-
fer ostentation TO happiness--a dandy hus-
band to mechanic.
An old maid, who hates the male sex, cut |
female acquaintance recently, who COM
plimented her on the bacya,rcy Of her spir-
its.
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To County Commissioners and
Town m Eers.an,

TUE we'll established Importing House Of CH,sIrs R.ex
MAS, 50 rout street, New York. has made extensive
ses of the best descriptions Of Pure Wine aud iopors IN
Town Agents Ia this STATE justly earning ths ea
u the goods sold reputation for selling only Pure auorS
and at reasonable prices which saoud not BE- eyrk
BY those who required by Law purchase and sell oc
but genuine Liquors S
Applications for gools may bc made to Charles gaek,n
50 Front street New York. to his Agents VIM W prew
=" u Erwin ana ihoaas Ellis vino authorized to solicit
and standing Of tho House and the superior d ag n te
Liquors to EdFaid idnserf9rd Prof Of Chemistry In ,hc
onseraty OF vermont; s. ". fhsyer, D.. Dean Of mo
Dis dieai facuits, U " NJ W Carpenter, NJ. b. Prof &c
10 sans; J. : Pierce, Agent, Burlington, Vt
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-05
Jas. p. Powers,

Over the Savings Bank, Opposite the Black River Hotel
SPRINGFIELD, VT.
1t this invitation to all feeling in
tne Photographic Art to call aud Of the latest
Improvements such
Photographs, Ambroiypes, Ambrographs,
aud Moininotypes,
In the latest styles of the times
nave lately lifted up Rooms Geo. W. Porer,s store
lover the savings Bankl wheru arranged large an
peror Say Light and time icy has been spared 70
to produce the best of pictures
have on hand full supply of Frames Cases Lockets
&c which will sell very low prices "s''
JAS D. PoWFRS, Springfield, Vt
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-05
TIE PERFECT MELonFnn

1 MOTHER rRIUMPn.. ATTnfLATf sTsJl y1f,
u athurlington .thtrKRFre1 HKroDxon aa,aesnas,t
ga ,ht rst premium fol purity powe o. s,
and promptf 81 ts.ueh
neFery desirable quality necessary for superoi r,
hent tue Perfect Eslodson ansurpassd Oithh v, law
alb ! daht testimony
Tue addition Of the Base Damper. for xhIeh a. b.,
recently obtained letter. patenIis oie Of the tes,I
Profements ever made the Mecdeot IN y ,4iips IA
universal apprcbs tia. az Is \
vie have used Il and become familiar with It's hcsut
tsct-Withont tilt is almost Impossible 70 sell Az ivr,
meut. 's
A \ O ORTES
tron the best makers selected b. Prof u p nIFyIt
oston which IL asufhcien. guaran tee OF taeir exse
TOT sale ana torsnt at manufacturers prices
All Instruments warranted and sent To any psr,efA,
country at cur risk rsTFy 4 nIrys
BAArrLKnoHo sept - 1856 Al
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DOdd's Neryine +!
Nervousness
Nervous SuGarerx

are earnestly advised 10 abandon the Of Opium in any
orm Nneh must inevitably inure the s. stem and by
thorough use Of the Nsrvinc merely pa.te their a.;
hing the circulation. 'iAai-
q 90 per bottle Sold by Druggists generally.
United States 5000 ~ "seo'7 LOT
ebo c. GOODWIN, Wholesale Agent for New England
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-05


4 READ THE PAMPHLETS.
\ & l. A RIA YRUP,
TUE only Real Purifier Of tho Blood III esi.,suss h.
Weakly Females or Young Children whoars serofpz.
Is magical Every person knows that II his boOd pm
M PURIFY Nsr - III Tilk P'I srcop g d'''
osSs ssp Liver sosaPiant Ne Mercury, No Arsss
sis ~ ,ns baes or SIDE. No Potash, clcdHs
Kidney Disease scrcfui.. NO suphsis SOFA
| EyrsipsIas Jaundice No Ibon, No Mineral
| IT Is WARRANTED. OF any kind or usturisB
10 No newspaper pulls or fictitious naracs Ever ps
sou rom whom certificate given THEN and Ssz
ecrs are published Any pers0n can address them b. ~
Any pers who tries the syrup win soon discover fga
'es snd m. I'd Il highly 4 oDls Just at'oeue
not 70 single care has i Allied yet Neskg ftFss
only Tif IL and ~ii regret H. cost ON soueP
PIE ono bottle produces sgicai retuts with o!her
qurcs Eve or elk bottlrs.
70 General Depot, IS Washington Avenue Abapy.
for sale at 81 street AIban, and 5, orc pugshs
s the principal villages aud towns Of this State snd t
q. apa s S,x 81 hADLEY, ohesser,st :,
York.
CLARKs SYRUP in all cases Of SEXUAL ipcapscig ~
NaIseares OF the Spine and Kidness Is magical In u
FOR sale by c. y. iiADLEY, Chssn
CLakh's SYRUP charges the Whole condition q D |
Neiood and ks the poison which ieeos the tiesit@
eea- FOR sale BY c. y. HADlkf thafh
(iLARK's sYRuP--aener4I Depo, Is s. Washington Az
Snue, Albany New York. JOS. CLAIM
C,LAhKs SYRUP /. ali Vegetable and 10 Muer,l u
For sale By o. + IIADLEY csssia'
MARKS SYRUP, For sore throat Is Magical.
~ For sale By O. T. uADLkf, cbesid'
CLARK's SYRUP For Weakly Delicate Females or s'is
~ Puny Children is sur.
For sale BY CT. nADLrY, cAs''d.
A Is ann.
Ssii be g en- for any grain upd in t.
Tor sale BY c. T HADLEY, chae.-
'LARhs SYRUP has Of deaths test frisi 9.
Cera For sale by - HADLEf, cbessi II
tLARk,> SYRUP cures any weakness in fems s,,s
Chester Vermont.
f,ARRIAGE-MAKERs' HARDWARE;
SPRINGS; AxLEs;
CARR1AGE HANDS:
MALLEABLE IRON CASTINGS:
PATENT LEATHER:
COACH LACE Sc &c
Or sale at the lowest price. BY JOSEPH Glaze
Brattleboro. April II, 1853.
r. II. ROBBINS.
General dealer in Hard Ware, Mechanics foot' -,
ION, STEEL. COAL. NALL, GLASS, PAINTS Aspo'N
Teas and Tobacco. Groceries, Flour, Meal, sfs1
And SALT and Agricultural Implements,
Near the railroad station, CHESTER, VI. ="
HARDWARE cf s'r~
eripsion-
A'''s ''A-'' : = DOORS, SASH AND BLEW
60 ss -ho'ssa'e and rcssil b u CLASS.
.,.,...s-r, .,,a,.., ss soskh
cr a=-s 1
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CANAL RAILROAD.


- "a SUMNER ARRANGEMENT commencing
Monday May 2s 1859 Trains wiiruu daily sundayseI
ieavs NEW HAVEN a, 500 NJ frsghtsrain, with pas.
senger attached for arrSingat l0bA
$50 freight train, with passenger car attached for
Planvi,ic.
New York., Connecting At Northampton with train on
Connectecut River Railroad for Greepfcd Bratcboro Bel
lows fas aud Northern Railroads Receiving
Weshcd from trains on Western Railroad from the Exs,
and West
400 p. NJ. on arrival of i2.46 p. M train from New
York sen Meeting Hartford proyi
aud fishki r. a. going Wrstand Al Westseld Win
trains Westeru Railroad going East West Rcceiy.
ing passengers from Hartford Providence Fshk Rail
Nestfeld. from Boston, Worcester and Springfield
LEAVE NORTHAMPTON AT
GAO A. NJ. for New Haven connecting estheld with
train Western railroad for pits,ld ALBANY Troy and
the Vest atSew Haven With $40 A. NJ train York
and intermediate stations. Passengers for the Hartford
Providence and sishk aailrosd viii take this train to Plain
willie.
lO5j NJ. in connection with train on Conn RiyerR n
from the north Conneetingat wesaed With trains ON
Western q t. going East and West az Plainvilc Win
II ,rtfrd Providence aud fshkil Railroad going
New Haven with 200 " tran for New Sork
lao p. NJ freight train with passenger car attached for
New wen, connectingAt Granville with hartford
Providence and sishkiil Raj road going West.
LEAVE PLAINyILLE AT
fseisittran, with passenger car attached for
New Haven.
coLLIN5vILLE BRANCH TRAINS
Leave coLLINsy1L' Eat A. NJ. and 45PM
Resaraing, leave Plainyileat 1916 P. NJ sLd 6.a6P
FREIGHT NOTICE
Freight trains leave New York daily,
It Northampton At i0O5A Leave Northamptnn st N
P and arrive in New York AZ leo A. through uith
Daily Lines OF stages from Northampton, To Amb.rs
Iaydenyie Florence ana ifadle, gro,n
jolnsvillt TO Ses Hartford winsted from heshir,
New Haven May 81, 1883 "s'"'
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w So. as contents 'INHE MAITLAND PATENT
th.s 80 i ass DESTROYER, SAFE IL so constructed
bv g., burned as to entirely OF all CON-
Them "a saecied Communication Of heat this part
cas,v shs ,hsie wood by so constructing tn. door
door ao'l anu ana the doorway OF soapstne
and plates forming and fas inr conduct
s;ds oA 70 me out iron bolts running through the
and joining directly on TO the door pe' around the
in~ nus iorn from the the inner p.rt
ths ~, OF OF the safe, thereby Keeping ths
- nterior and contents Of the sx r.
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