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BLOOMSBURG MARKETS.
Ns a Ee ElI n ID

On the 3lst Of July, by the Rev. W. J. Slower Mr. HIRAM
KNURR of ShIckshnny, and Miss SARAH Ans kEIsER, of
berwick Columbia county.
On the Goth inst, by the Rev A, n. Still MT JosErH
H. kAss, aud Miss RACHAEL NJ CAMPBELL, both Of Rush
township, Pa.
In Pine township Columbia county, on the Both ut by
James NocuuI, J. T., MIR, GEoRGE CRnsLEY, and Miss
Cam ARMIES wIsnER both of Pine township
on the ID inst by Rev WIN. j. Eyer, Mr. GEORGE IoI
LEBAcm, Of Catlawssa, Ia Miss ELIzABtTH sHuGAKs, OF
Main twp.
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IaU CInvcr.-Mr DAVID S. Brown,
Of Main township, has left us two stalks of
Glover grown upon hi excellent Farm, one
Of which measures 5 feet and ii inches and
the other full 6 feet in length, to be seen
in tho office of the Columbia Democrat.
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Bear Meat.-Mr. GEORGE KREssLER,
Of Scott township, last week, presented us
with lot of fine young Boar mcat,--sweet
and tender-for which he will accept our
grateful acknowledg gements.
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~. The Senatorial Conference for this
District, will be held on next Monday,
the 10th inst, at the house of Col. Brown,
in Northumberland.
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MI. J. A.J Cummings has been deliv-
ering his excellent Maps of Columbia and
Montour counties, to subscribers, and we
are happy to say, that they are well execu-
ted and give very general satisfaction.
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rg- Mr.. JACOB BOND, of Orange town
ship, in this county, lost his Barn, last
Saturday night, by fire, supposed to have
been set on fire, in which he lost his en-
tire crop, two horses, two cows, property
in all amounting to near 50 900. on which
he was only insured 5000.
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gcs7" The American Watchman Office
at Lock Haven, is offered for sale by its
proprietor, Mr.. d. s. Durham.
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ELEMENTARY ARITHMETIC,

THE ELEMENTS OF PRACTICAL ARITHMETIC; be.
ing an explanation of the fundamental process arlh
Inctic, with their application to coupuund numbers
Comprising copious exercises. by WM NOGDEs, LID,
and SAMUEL ALsOp. Price 20 cts.
AtXtbook i'll the Public schools ofPhiladclphia, &c
The authors of this book have succeeded we'll the
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Tor the instruction young pupils. The cearurss
definitions and explanations, and the natural and easy
deductions its rules from those explanations hardly
ill 10 attract the attention ts m
thorough and correct students Public Ledger PkiiG.
ia liberal discount FROM the above prices to Schools;
and an extra discount tor intrOducon Sample copies
furnished post paid, at 0aehaJ the prices named.
September :
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LOOK. KEEPLNG.

An ELEMENTARY TREATISE ON BOON. KEEPING,
FOR COMMON SCHOOLS. By s. W. LRrrENgLS,
Formerly Principal ot "CrittvnduHs Philadelphia Com
merCIal College" Price 10 Ctsl
This Treatise was prepared With reference to the capa
city u tile advanced pupils OF the common" Gran
mar schools uf Our country Of from twelve sixteen
n age aud cudCatcs t principles the science
ana the Application Of those principles to the simple
modes OF Keeping accounts tht they may il is b.
lived, be fully understood by the class of pupils referred
to.
The "Countiug House edition" of Crittcudens Book
Keeping (uf which the above isvrtuaiya par is Highly
commenced by many of the best practical accountants OF
the principal cities of the country. Fuf ltir opinion at
length, see Descriptive CatJOguc.)
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pT- We have the Farmer & Gardener,
American Agriculturist, and Gcnessce
Farmer, for September, all valuable ag-
ricultural works.
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ssD> The Prince of Wales is announced
to visit Philadelphia on tho 9th of Octo-
Der.
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pay- The Luzerne Democratic Conven-
ton meets next Tuesday, at Wilkcs-barr
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NOTICE.

M T. have come to the full determine
w ton Of having old Docks settled up ihi. fall
aud persons found the delinquent list wrll be called
upon in lawful way. Please attend this cali anu
save cost.
H. c & l. w. HARTMAN.
BlOomsburg Septcmbrr l. l-;D
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"A 7HROUGH TICKET TO CALIFORNIA.
C. S. COLBERT & cos.
Fifth Grand Quarterly Distribution
OF lOO,o 900 Articles Worth 5000, 900,

vi lUU,UUU worm SSUU,UUO,
w HIC will he sold for 900 the purchaser of
w oar w. GOLDEN TENS Al 30 CTs FER BOX,
Our Colleen Pen Is the best used aud warranted
not to cOrrudc any ink. Every BUSINESS man and
family should use the Golden Pen.
The following st IT 100000 articles Will be distributed
among our patrons at 500 each ana not be paIdtOr
untI we INFORM The purchaser which of the following
articles We will sell HIM for SlOO and then IT is optional
whether hc sends the DOLLk and takes the GOODS ur
not ~ All Goods be rcturncd rApcnsc with
ten days after the purchaser Receives them, (umess
they are satisfactory ana the Moley,w be reiundCd
List OF Goods Included in the Distribution.
Pianos, Cold Hunting Casod Watches, Gold Watches,
Ladies' silver Watches Guard Vest q Lhaelain ChaiAs,
Cameo Brooches, Mosaic and Jet brooches, Lava and
Florcntnc brooches, Coral Emerald ana opal brooches,
Cameo Ear.DTupS, Mosaic aud Jet EdrDrups Lava ana
FlOIGntnc Ear. Drops Coral Eur.Dreps, En, raid aud
opal Ear Drops, Iandsunc seal Rings, Mosaic aud Ia
nicu bracelets, Gents Brca,tpns, Watch Keys Fob and
kIbbun Slides sets I'll Bosom studs Sleeve buttons, Plain
Rings, stone ANA sci Rugs, sets dues Jcwery Can.
ton Grape ShaWs, AiuussClinc de LANES, InallIes,
French aud American Laws, Beregcs, Puphus, French
Cacucs ana other Ladies' Dress Goods IN great variety,
together with lead Dresses, Labas, Fancy Faus, aud
fact almost every description OF GOODS usually found III
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READ! READ! READ!!!

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M1ssrs. Jnus Wrcoy & Co.:
Your Amp cliug, - or persian Fever Charm"
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mag uaol' aud wonder Of nature ari would NOT
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Yours Very Truly,
H. NJ STOUT
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A'1ie, A.ajamc, Jsiy 2JL IsGO.
GESr4gIFS.
have been snatchcd from the grave by the ap.
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kusnyDltully, Yours
D. ~ BARRON.
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VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOK
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A Battle with the Indians.
Columbia Democrat,

The following arc the receipts to the Office
Of the COLUMBIA DEMoCRAT, during
the month of August, 1~G0:
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NEW CLOTHING.
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
DIR. JOHNSTON,

VNllE founder Of this Celebrated Institution, offers the
l. most certain, speedy and only cfccilal remedy IN
the world for effects for elects Structures Seminal weak
ness, Pains in the Loins, Constitutional Debility, lmpu
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7 JTHUES-D 7, c, IHrIisOn EI0Om Mrs Nr GcOrpe
Lot, Orange; Mrs sylvester Pursul, Hemluck Mrs
Elias DGtericl, Muntuur; Mrs Alfred CrevIling Espy
/ town. Mrs. Andrew lkuer, Greenwood.
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RAILROAD NOTICES.
,sss.u srLLIyAN RAILROAD NO-

Esssssggi.sssi.s1 TICE. WINTfR ARRANGEMENT. ..,o
EEE--EH- On and after MONDAY, DbO' o, 'oo''
trains viii run as follows .,-,, M. ..o,rer
SOUTU-The MoRSING TRAIN freight with PASSENGER
oar attaclpd) will leave Windsor at 4UO A. NJ, dheruB
s,h Exuress train from Montreal an Jgdensburgh, Chre
mont at L. A. aud Chari stown ut o. 90 A. NJ, cnnhevIs ~
Relows Falls with Cheshire railroad for Boston, Lowell
Worcester and with VT. Valley Railroad for sprngheu
arriving ut New York, AIS p NJ. ~. a., 81,
The Man TRAN will leave Windsor at lOO Clarenomt u.
L. 90 and Oharestown 90, r. Mi connecting AZ be'ws
PaIs with Cheshire Railroad for Boston, Worcester, &C. also
with yern mt Valley Railroad for Springfield, &C. arriving
at New York. at11;15 p. VI. -oo,u 81.
The ExpRtss TRAiS will leave Windsor Mt 20 p n on
arrival Of trains from Montreal % 90 A. ogdensnurg
10 90 4. NJ and Concord, N. u 40 40 A. ClTemoh.
Mt 40 aud Charestown vt H. arriving ut bellows fs
$50 p. NJ. (ienan over mighty leave bellows fals ~ evo
A. ~ for Springfield &C arriving at New YORK A. 40 u
Nj also leave Bellows Falls at $50 M for Lowell Worce-
ster and Boston.
NORTH The ExrREss TRAIS will leave Bellows fals ~
715A Me- Charestown at ~, Clhremont az Nv connect
inc nj windsor with Vermont Central Railroad for Montpelier
burlington Houses Point, Monr a % 10 2. No Ogdens-
burgh q 90 r. Mo and also with Northern, N H. hoad ar
irving at Concord at $40 ~ VI . 1000 -,.,-
The Mail TRAIN will ave Bellows Falls atl2.30, Charles
town at ~ 81 aud Caremont ut 26 r. Mi connecting at
Windsor with Vermont Central Railroad TOR MpntPeler
Harrington Rouse's Point Montreal, gensburg &c aud
At White River Junction with Passunpsic railroad Tor
Wells River, Littleton St. Johnshury, Barton, &c. .
The EvRSise THAiS freglt with Passenger car aunched
will leave Bellows Falls at $3.50, Charestown 6'2O, and
Ciarcmont ut TAO y. NJ for Windsor Passengers ny hls
train stop nigh, Windsor aud proceed the next
morning (330, A. NJ to Montpelier Rouses Point Mont
real, OgdensbuIgh, &c.
stag connect with both trains Mt Cbarlesnwn for Spring
Held and perkinsvlc, Caremont for Newport, and at
"'""'O' 'O' EDWARD THOMPSON, supt.
Charlestown, n. H., Dec. B, 1859.
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Our good old English tongue is SUSCEPTIBLE of
great variations. 1t will utter in sweet setenc-
es, smooth and soft as flowing honey, the holi-
est feelings of tenderness and affection, or it
will CRATE harsh discord or thunder malrdic-
tons. 1t will do whatever it is asked to do
1t is pliable instrument ready to serve many
purposes. From some lips it is beautiful and
musical, charming the ear and delighting the
soul From others it is rough, coarse, discor-
dant. 1t expresses what is in the speaker or
writer.
Good language is ever beautiful thing p
Who dnes not love to hear it 1t indicates a
gentleman, lady, scholar, friend 1t is ev-
idence of refinement, taste, good manners, cul-
ture, Judgment, good breeding. 1t has happy
influence, is ever the proper vehicle OF good
thoughts and proper feelings.
1t is said that at one period of Athenian his
tory the ear and taste of the people of Athens
were so cultivated that public speaker would
be Kissed by the common people for course
expression or an ungrammatical sentence. This
perhaps is fastidious refinement; but pure
and proper language is ever delightful, and
ought always to be used. For home use, fol
friendship, for business, for social life-how adj
mirable is chaste language. A grammar, die
tionary, proper attention to the cultivation O
ones everyday speech, will soon give one cor
rect and agreeable habits of conversation. Try
it, all bad takers VaAey Farmer.
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-&Ml NOTICE. TowSsHrNp AMI

fl5xfSsS&s BRArrLEBoRo WINTER ARRAsoEMEsr On
asSx< As - and after MONDAY, OCT 2Ith 1859 Stages
wli run as follows Leave Townshend, for Bratteboro
in Menesiays and Fridays, at O'clock A. Nj
irving IN brattleboro In for all morning trains
Returning, leave Brattleboro Er Townshend TUESDAYS
nrsd'ys and Saturdays at so p the arrival Of
trains from New York and Bost n Connecting Mt Towns.
nend with Stage for warsboro anil Arlington, at West
ownshend on Tuesdays and Thursdays with Stage for ia
maica and Manchester G. p. STONE
A'"1'asaa' w. ocs lS' iso9'-aS Proprleto
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CHESHIRE RAILROAD.

yz0sy,5555s.,,,t CHESHIRE RAILROAD. Win
t;sss;isst;.sHter Arrangement IN and aner MoNDAf,
EENEENov. 81, 1882 Trains will run as follows.
MOVING EAsT.-Ieave
Bellows Fails at 80 A. NJ. and IS p. NJ; Keene at 940
A. VI and g. % =. Mard arrive fitchburg at " 90 NJ
and 5l2 p Nj Boston $50 and 7+5 r. Nj Worcester at
90 and 100 = NJ.
MOVING WEST.-Ieaye
Boston at 30 and II o0 A. Ftchhurg at ~ A, NJ,
ard 80 p. NJ enc, I3 A. NJ and 40 =. P.and ar
rive 81, Bellows Falls at IL - and 4I0 r. N; WINDSOR ID
AMI IS =. Nj Rutland s. aud 500 p Nj Burlington
600 z NJ
Trains Connect foHoUs
Up TRIM NJ Bellows Falls with RI TLAND III X
LiNGTpN RAILROAD for Rutland, Burlington, Montreal
Ogdenurgh Albany Troy, Saratoga Springs schenectady
and the West
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD, for Windsor, White
River Junction, burlington, Ogdenshurgh Montreal St
JOIN shury. &C via VT. CENTRAL, PAssUMPsiC, and
VERMONT CANADA RoATs :. &C. Both trains make d.
via VI CENTRAL r. fer all points north
Dorm Trains Connect al Fitchburg
with Trains ~ ftchiurg Worcester r. X. for Worcester
Norwich, Providence and New York CITY.
And Goton junction with trains Of Worcester Nashua
u. r. for Sashl1 and Concor and with Trains Of stony
Brook Il. X. Or Lowell Lawrence, &c.
Tickets Tor all points West may he secured at any sta
through to Buffalo Suspension bridge.
r. 4. CHAPLIN. sup~v nteude mt
Superintendent 0fice, Keene, Nov. Is, 1859.
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r.; I5i9?9.:'.. RUTIAND BURLINGTON

-Ez--zE- nan1 after JNDAY, November q, 1853,
Trains will run follows, to witt
MouiHy SOUTH and EAST Leave Burlington s. 20 A
NJ. aud Q IS p. VI.
Arrive at Rutland II rs A. NJ and 8. r. VI.
Leave Rutland $50 aud 1850 A. NJ.
Arrive at Bellows Falls. 90 A. NJ. and 2;l5 p. VI.
M,uiny VEST aad NOR rH Leave Bellows Fails, l2l
and $50 p. VI.
Arrive ut Rutland 2. IS and $40 r. NJ
Lave Rutland 1r;45 A. and 3.O5 =. NJ
Arrive burlington at 80 and 800 =. NJ
At burlington, Train leaving katand nj 1913 NJ con-
meets Burlington with Trains for all ST ,ons on VT O. n
trail aud Canada Roads and for Montreal and Og enshurgh
At Rutland Trains with Trains for Troy Albany, and
New-York Saratoga Springs, Schenectady aud the West
At Bellows Falls with Trains Of the Cheshire Road for Fitch
burg Worcester, Lowell and Boston With Vt Valley Road
Or raeboro, Springfield, Hartford, New Haven, and New
YORK And with Sullivan Road Windsor White River
junction, and the Whit Mountains.
II Passengers going West, will find this the cheapest and
Tickets and all necessary Information can
be had at the Bellows Pals Ticket Office.
IA CHAPLIN, Superintendent.
Rutland, Nov. 10th, 1889.
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UNPARALLELED LOW PRICES

UNPARALLELED LOW PRICES:
B.-,P-in,cd all Wool VI. D'Laincs. AZ to so rts
Rest Plain 3Oto35 cts.
Plain French Mernoes, choice shades, 49, to NJ cts
Best Printed choice Styles 10 cts. to 81 %.
usual prices 81 to st.sO.
Rest Printed English Cashmeres, only 80 cts.
Plain Lyonese Cloths, fine Goods, 20 cts.
200 Patterns valencias, new styles, 20 cts.
Job lot 12j cts.
l75 Patterns @ ,ol D'L1ines, ~ cts.
1876 Patterns Dress silks desirable styles, 10 cts to 81
usual prices, 81 to 81 %
% Wool long shaws selling for sttos6
usual prices 50 to S..
20 to 25 Custom-made Paris style Cloaks ut cost
Ito Cases choice styles En- sish and American Prints
selling for 81 to 10 cts.
Bales Brown Beached Shcetngs Shrugs very cheap.
so DE Winter Cloves and Giuues, from i2 cts. to 81.
20 Xxi Gloves that worth 81 for 10 cts pair
so Rbb-d Bay State Wool Hose. all co,rs,
only 20 cts. pair.
100 Lin n II kfs. very cheap, at fr IN to l25
90 Wrought Collars, closing from % To 10 cts
worth so cts. to sl.25
10 Best Watch SPRING Steel Skirts only cts Spring
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INsU TRANCE.
INSURANCE.
~ ENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY

NTNA FIRE n ) KAN ~
~ Company Capital $500 00O Applications recciv-
ed Tor Insurance In this Companyone n the oldest IN the
Union. r. H. fbsebNDhN'
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POETRY.
RETRosPECTION.

An old man sat by the cottage fire,
And he watched the children pl1y,
And tear stole down his aged cheek,
But he wiped It not away;
For his thoughts had wandered back again
To the scenes Of other years,
And his spirit had found glad re ief
In the falling Of his tears.
Again he played on the dear old hearth,
And he heard mothers voice,
And the gentle tones fell on his ears,
And they made his heart reioice'
Again he loine IN the bnd-rnan's bun,
And the game Of h,de-and seek,
An he heard his little sisters voice,
SO gentle, soft and meek
Then in the shade by the woodland dell
He sat with his pic'ure-book,
Or wandered to see some Wild bird s'nest
That hung DER the ripping brooke
TIL tired and weary of bOyhnod's play,
He turned to his home again,
BY the rustic stile and the broken bridge,
And the shady old green lane.
And thus the old man sat and unused,
And the tears fell down his cheek,
And happier hour it was to him
Than the old mans tongue could speak;
Yet he knew twas but pleasant dream
That too soon had passed Ger,
That his eyes were dim md his locks were gray,
And he should be young no more
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VO COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

TOW N AGENTS IN YER MONT.
The well established importing house Of CIAS. BACKMAN
SO frontseet New York. has made extensive sale Of
best description Of pure Wines and Liquors Town Agents
In this sate justly earning by the character of the goods
sold reputation for selling only pure liquors and
able prices which fact should be overlooked by who
required by law purchase and sell genuine
Liquors
Application for Goods may be made to CHAs. BACK
MAN So front-st New York, to his Agents, wM. W.
DREW, WIN IL. ERWIN and TIoS. ELLIS, who au-
thoriEed 10 solicit orders.
Reference he made in regard the character and
standing Of the Houses and the superior quality the
Liquors, to
EDWARD llUNGERFoRD, Prof of Chemistry, L. v NJ.
W. TIIAfER NJ. d., Dean Of Med. Faculty, U. v. NJ.
W. CARPENTE NJ D., Professor do, U. v. NJ.
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PACkARD'S REGENERATOR
Is decorative for the Human Ha
PACKARD'S MOUNTAIN DEW
Is Dress ng for the Hum q | T =.
The two combined form perfect for all ais which the
Hair Is heir To.
TINHE REGENERATOR HAS BEEN USED

Hair Is heir
FNHE REGENERATION HAS BEEN USED
i for the hast three years by thousands with the
healthy growth Of the Hair. Seurt, Dandruf, Serofata
Eruption and FeuerA Heat remain where 1t is us-d
Ii MI HunOrs the scalp thus alAys all
chihg which has proved such bane the human family
1t restores gray hair its natural color, mot by dying the
har b. settling In circulation the colurng fluid
thus giving IL natural color la the rational way. 1t
never fails to stop hair frm falling "a 1t will grow hair
bald ARABS II Is In sh"rt perfect hair restorative
The following iar sample Of the thousands Of certih
Gates received from those that have US, the Regeneration
ASDOvER, May IS, 1857. Mr. Packard, SirI have used
myself having been bad and gray number Of years
few weeks trial has fully restored my wiie's hair where
had been bald for and changed the color from white
glossy brown-s natural color. On my head where
had been entirely destitute u hair the top for long
time uNurant with has appeared and Is Of its natural
colr. Others my family used with the
The following letter rum OF the oldest and best Hair
Drcssers in Plymouth County
NuRrH BRIDCEwATkR, Nov. g. 81 "Mr. Packard, Sir;
Your Regeneration is truly wonderful preparation. My wife
has used for the past few months her head. II has
it has restored the color gray black.
have been hairresser for twenty years and freely
say that your Rgentraor is muo the best restorative for
the hair that have seen.
Yours, c. TAYLOR"
packaris Mountain Dew the best the
world Trial bottles only % Use bottle
you will any other Kind for dressing your hair
Manufactured by II V. PACKARD, Andoyer, Mass
Wholesale Agent, tho. c. G0ODWI IN, a CO.,
IL Marshal-St., Boston.
For sale by n THORN Apothecary, Brattieboro6m3e
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v,.,.,s,5...,.7 VERMONT VALLEY RAIL

lsESfid557-s1s5 ' Err MONT NAELEI XIII
iiist;stssssifROAD. On and after MONDAY, Not. lsf
5ELxz-ls59, TRAINS will run as hlows;-
Leave Bellows Pals for Braeboro 90 A. NJ and 30 P.
NJ. fuing leave Brattebor for Below. Falls, 10 40 A. NJ.
and 70 =. NJ FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Bellows Falls at
go A NJ Brattleboro , IS p.
The Passenger Trains this connect South with
the W. Massachusetts and Conpecticut River Railroads
H. Springfield Hartford New Haven and bridgeport direct TO
New York. the Nrth with the Rutland Burlington Sui
hvan. Vermont c-utra Vermont Canada Connecticut and
passumsI Rivers Rail Roads, forming direct Communication
with Whitehall Saratoga nj Schenectady st.Johnsbury and
Whit Maintains Burlington aud Rouse's Point Ogdensburgh
and Montreal NJ sLUAT, Superintendent
VI Valley X. X. Office, Nov. 18th, 1859.
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Tom-"Don't you think some verses would
touch her, Cnarl "a beautiful poemP"
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cash, BLIND & DOOR MANUFACTORY.
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