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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-12

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon Probate Court
wEsTMINsTER 8. for said District 10 all
persons interested in the Estate OF JOSEPH 0SG0oD late
of Grafton. deceased. Greeting
hereby notified that this court will decide upon
the allowance Of the OF Susan 0good sdnnisa
said estate and decree distribution of said estate
among persons entitled thereto the session thereof TO
be held the Office of Benz w Dean in Grafton, in sad
District the first Wednesday Of May, A. D. 1861 when
where you may be heard in the premises you TT
BENZ. W. DEAN, Register
Grafton, April 8, 1861 1911
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-12

BRArTLERoRo.-Gen. Geo. B. Kellogg has
been appointed Post Master at BrattIeboro.
- Hon. B. ID, Harris, now senator
from this county, it is said is likely to re-
ceive the appointment of governor of Utah
Territory. He was secretary of the same
territory under Fillmore's administration,
and his experience there gives him particu-
lar qualifications for that post. |. n.
Thorn is going to build beautiful house
on High street the coming season.
The Glen House at West Brattleboro, has
been sold to Albert Boyden for $4,000, who
will take charge of it as a public house :
- Charles c. Frost has caught an Irish
man in stealing money from the till IN his
store. Two Irishmen assaulted am
other of the same race last week, when
they we're brought before Justice Tyler,
when it was found that one had pounded
Birmingham (the other Irishmanl to the
amount of s1,00, and the other to the
amount of $500 and costs. The
Revere House will be kept the coming sea-
son by the proprietor himself, AIr. Van Bib
Der. - f. C. Edwards is doing an in
creasing business in the book bindery, and
his work Is not exeelled in city or country,
and prices reasonable. Houghton
& Blake are giving great bargains in dress
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-12
ShOe-Maker Wanted.

A journpyman Shoemaker, who is acquainted with all
II branches OF custom work, to whom good wages aud
steady employment will be given slLAs J. SMITH,
l5I7 Grafton, Vt
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-12

NUDGE BARRETT AND THE Turkey
Our readers, many of them in this vicinity,
hare doubtless heard the story of Judge
Barrett of Chester, and his experiment in
planting corn. The story will be found on
fourth page, as copied from Frank Leslie's
Bxdget Of Fun, the best of Comic illustrated
papers. We lack the pictures of course,
but il will be appreciated. The Judge is
one Of the best and most companionable Of
men, and long since won wide reputation.
The vim and good humor with which he
himself tells a story has been most keenly
rslished by many neighbor and friend.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-12
w. G. YEAHEY,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
SPRINGFIELD, VT
Commissioner for Massachusetts, and New Hampshire In
Agent, Surveyor aud Conyeyancer Of Land 10
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-12

TowN MEETING.-A special town meet
ing Of the voters of Rockingham, has been
called to be held at the Centre on Tuesday
Of next week at o'clock in the afternoon.
BY the warrant the business to be done is,
TO choose one selectman, in place of Ed
mund Blake Of this village, who declines I;
to see if the town will choose an additional
Grand Juror; TO see if the town will also
vote to repeal the bylaw giving Taxpayers
per cent. diecount on taxes paid before
the 1st of February in each year. 1t is
understood that the article relating to Grand
Juror, is to see if the voters will elect one
tor this village, where one is needed more
<haa in any other part of the town. Last
week was a particular instance, and we
trust the meeting will see the propriety of
", md act accordingly.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-12

BUsINEss.-There is slight starting up
of business, as our columns this week testi-
f. C. Z. Newcomb's remarks on Pickens,
sumter, &c, in another place, is healthy
symptom. His business was largely in
creased last year, and he is bound to keep
right on the same direction. Col.
Hyde has a full assortment of groceries,
crockery &c, also provisions which he of
ters the public at good bargains. T.
=. Pease ROW sells his periodicals at Ad-
ams and Hapgood's store. - G. Il.
Chase & Co, are furnishing the best OF
bools and shoes, and doing an increasing
bushes. Rufus Guild also is prepared at
Al Zines to furnish an understanding, new,
or epair an old one. f. Z. Street
efSbarber shop is now in the front room Of
CnEe's new building. He generally shares
xnn he makes bargain. Gray
a witt are not only selling grey goods at
scV rates, but have added groceries to
their business, which they sell at the rate OF
twenty knots an hour" j. o.
"Ghtman has some of the best, whitest and
incest maple sugar we have seen this year,
- vel as many other things for hungry
peoPle. Cragin & Stene are fur
nshing provisions and groceries on liberal
scale. Merchants in the surround
-
= by their -four Of Harris, Stone Il Co,
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.O cal M at tors.
FRIDAY, APRIL, II, 1861.


We would announce to our readers that
we have made arrangements by which we
are prepared to receive all kinds of book
binding. The work will be done in the
most superior manner, and we are quite
sure will give satisfaction. Orders solicited
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-12
viii War be Inaugurated /?

VIZ I'LL the North and South be 70 and in deadly array
w against each other and will brother be found fighting
against brother3 questions that just .excn
much interest in the minds Of all The cloud that hangs
the destiues beloved Union dark and lower
ing indeed and the nanl result is a yet In future
be any uncertainty about the future of the
Nation. there is about the report that very large
sto kaf
Evening star., 1861-09-04
THE OILY PREPARATIoH
WORTHY OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,
cLERGYMEN, LADIES, aad GENTLEMEN
IN all parts OF the world testify 10 the efficacy OF
PROF. y. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
and gentlemen Of the Press are unsnlmous in its
praise. few testimonials only caii be here given
see as eloSaf ~ a for it viii be impossible for
Soar ncts st the i.,t pfS Instant q ls s..
As slas sfr sss h:aEf ri
s.9rstiys ant uestns my oertifcsts Of tho fact
s@sTd il you IHH b.c.us. think j,
age ns l iDos {ea1s the color Of my
ths crown Of y hesd to lose its :sasibii.s and
s6es %tb Escn q .sas sse
since fourth was added TO them, BY hair falling
On tne Top OF my head and threasening to make me
In & this gnplsssaat pred,esment was induced to
ialinE OF ofmy ksir, for | had really no sxpeotse
don that Eray hair ooud ever be restored to It's
sGSl Sss
Sn ss s tast not only vas ne tsnE of
70 the :s.s so
~Scss xsg %HS so s e
For this, among the many obliEstions / owe to
s5s 3IyJ ~ 9Ss al q g who
s1aWse, and u.sitif growing Eray or getting 6sid.
EoSJ: &oaa Co., ~ bTosdA.J, Sss A. LtNy.YSD'a' N
onger st No. Ii Carroi Place. N
SIAhsfoN, Ala, July 20, lsgs.
TO PIoy. o. j. WooD: Dsdr Sir-Your "Hsir
Restorative has done my hair much good since
| commenced the use of IL, that wish to make
known 70 tie public It's eff cots onthe hair whion
IRE great. 4 man or womsn may benearly deprived
of hair, and by resort to your air Rsatoraiveo
she hair Will retarn moro beautiful than ever; at
least thls Is ny eErerleroe.s Believe nal!!
P.S.--You can pablisf the above III you Ike. By
publishing II our Southern papers You will get
more patronage South. i see several of your GER
hhoates In the lobile Mercury.a strong Southern
paper. w. III. RRNxDY.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
PIoy. D. ]. WooD: Dear Str: Having had the
misfortune TO lose the best portion of nv hair from
the effects Of the yellow fever, in New Orleans in
ls6, was induced to make trial of your prepera-
ton; and found It to answer as the very thing
needed. My hair Is now thick and glossy, and no
words can express my obligations to you in giving
70 the atdicted suoh treasure FINLEY JOHNSON.
The Restorative put up in bottles of three Sizes
VIZ large, medium And small; the small hold half
pint, and Tetas for dollar per bottle; the me-
dfum holds at least 20 per cent. more in proportion
than the small, retails for two dollars per bottle;
the large holds suart, 90 per oent more In proper
ton, and retails for 9S
o.. J. WOOD & CO., Proprietors, 4l4 Broad
way, New York, and ia Market street. St, Louis
Mo.
Sold in this city BY C. sTOIT, s1s Pa. avenue.
au "a eoly.alw
Evening star., 1861-09-04
s~A INDIVIDUAL ENTERPRISE
EAsTTEE66ssE TE6sE E%sS i5S EEsETERN

KENT" Capt. n. K'rvan
"PIONEER,', Capt. w. Norman,
VIII run their routes a. follows, leavir q IJrht
street, Baltimore, foot OF Camden, at o'clock A.
KENT-For Csmbrldse, Denton and Landinrs
on Ckoptank rlver, every WEDNESDAY and
Monday.
For Ann.golis and West River, every TUES
DAY and FRIDAY and returning ga re DAYS
PlONEER-For 81: MIcSaels and Easton via
Miles kiyer, every WEDNESDAY,, and return
the same day.
For Annapolis, West River, Cambndge, Oxford
and Easton Point. every THURSDAY, returning
BY same route on Friday
For Annapolis, West River, 81. Miohael's and
Ia ton, via Miles River Ferry, every SATUR-
pay, returning every Monday by same route.
Fare to Cambridge, Denton, Oxford and Fsstou
Fare to st MiohseFs and Miles; Riysrj1ounS
Fare TO West River, (round trip. sil leo
Fare to ADnapol. l-ound trio IS oentsD- rs
MEALS EXTRA.
UTFIelght must be prepaid.
w Wh.rf and Office, LIGHT ST, foot Of Camden
BALTIMORE. G., X. CANNON,
Evening star., 1861-09-04
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
FOR NEW YORK.


The Camden and Amboy and Philsdelpbl. And
ks!Fse rs SE% SdsE H1s SS %Sb
iS sMTd6kfSI s.S. WsAR 3. ri
Ats A: NJ Vi. Camden and Amboy. &C. and A.
Ate A. NJ via Camden and Jersey City, IN. ].
Al 5 4; NJ, via Camden and Jsr.., City. Morn
AtIih 4: NJ. vi. Ksrsinrton and Jersey City,
Al Hs F. a E1H.scs 1s Camden and
At2P F NJ, via Camden and Amboy. &C. and A.
At g T n. vi. Ksnsinr.on and Jersey City.
At ~ cIs, Yls T,otss tKs1'nston and Jersey City,
ATS ?; NJ, via Camden and Jersey City, (Bveuips
As1It Fl n, VIA Camden and Jersey City. .tsouth
AsSP, stI MI NJ. vi. C.mdsn and .uho, .,,,6.
tdon, fIsisht and passenger, First Class Ticket
seTESsd TSs plas' Il T.f TTiSffsT; ,us.,,- GO :,
NJ. Mail, Saturdays excepted
ton, %. ct 7.Ic A. NJ; and * 2. NJ. from Rsss:
FoI Water Gap, stroud burg. Scranton, wilkes.
from Kenslnr ton. wa DelswaGe, Lsckswspns apd ~ 3
Western Railroad. .'''
$ o. ssSssds sss
the 10 A: M Il eeonneots with the tain leaving
For Mount Holly at and 8 A. M. and and ~
EoT E0T F. FFrss6Gld ,s.S r..s,a ..sA: NJ and aPiM;
33 +: nj. from kepsington, and 2h P. M from
For Palmyra RfYsrton, Delsuco, Bev.rI,. Ru,-
.ington. Fl9renneoo, Bordentovn, TO-, ct l2k, Q,
StesmsT Trenton for Borden,ovn ard ,,,...
dnse places, at ~ p. NJ. from Walnut stresi
U For New York and way Linz. l..xin,
kensinEton Depot, take the cars on Fifth streef
above walnut, half an hour before departure Ths
from the depot.
Fifty pounds Of baggage only allowed 70 each
passenger. Passengers are prohibited from takinf
anything ss baggage but thear wearing apparef.
All baggage over fifty pounds TO Be ptid tof
baggese 70 one DOL eL per pound, and VIn not Be
liable for any amount beyond one hundred dollsrs
except BY special contract.
Evening star., 1861-09-04
sasEevElHH EHS sEE9fSS.A EE9RfsgSsAss srSssifsgbFSEE rSsiss bFSEE

ToN..lnlsnd Routs-The shortest and nost d.
rect-Carry the Eastern Mall.
.sa :ssarI;d cokSoSWEEHLA4R A4Rck
WilIiems, In conneotion With the stonfnston snd
f.SyiasHEG:.sa n5 se:SF .ns R,eyissSss
Pier No u North River, !st s.osoloeE r. NJ. ed
Gyoton a. $50 o'clocE p. M, or on the ARRIVAL Oh
49, IS; SWss.s.ss, IS ss
TS.T SSsWSS;s;I n s%
rSssdsy. Thprsday, and saturday. Prom 6rOson
Monday, "Wednesday, and Fridsy.
Htovideaos and BS:so1. q he EfIrrsss Ns6
Stasr route., and in smsle .ins iot AZ ths esrli
sensers that prefer it,, remain on board tbs
steamer, enjoy night' rest undisturbed. break
Trap, oonnsehng At Providence with The %
Fare fro.n Frovlderce TO Ns-pcrt, Fifty oepts,
IA pesgsse master accompanies the steameS and
For Passage, Berths, State Rooms, or Freight,
sPeiy on board the stsamer, or 81 the Freight
Once, Pier 10 North River. OF a. the ofhee Of
the Company, No. lis West street. corner Of Cort-
land street. New York, Feb %. 1851.
Evening star., 1861-09-04
NEW YORK AN. AND KRIE Rail
r., FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT
sS AND EALt kixER.

10, ,hNp fAkt klxER.
StsemeLs METROPOLIS, ENPfBE STATE,
BAY STATE. and STATE OF MAINE, of aTsai
strength and speed, but psroularlI adapted - tie
navigation of Long Island Soupd running in oos-
nectIon with the Fall River AID Old Colony Isll-
road, distance Of Sc miles only 90 Boston-
Leave Pier No. No, "a River near the BsttSry,
The Steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt. BraItor.
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at o'clock
The Steamer METR0PoLls, Capt Brown, on
Tuesdays, Thursdays aud SATURDAYS, at O'Clock
Il. NJ, touching at Nsvpert each way.
These Steamers are fitted with oommodioua
state Tooms and every arrang ement for the securi
" ano comfort OF paseen gers who are AFFORDED br
thus ronte nights rest on board. and on arrival
at Fall River proceed per Steambo Train reaoS-
rng Boston early the following morning Or may
remain on board until stxrtlns Of the Accom- mods-
non 49,: NJ, BY which they may reach Boston
A baggage master is attached 20 e. a steamer,
Who receives and tickets the baggage. and sooom-
psnies the same 10 It's destination.
steamer rurs IN conneotIon with this Line be-
tween Fall River and Providence daily, except
Sundays.
Freight to Boston 10 forwarded through With
great dIspatch By an Express Train. which leeves
Fall River sverr moInipf, Sundpyt excepted, a.
N O'Clock for Boston ard New Bedford, 6rrlvins
a. It's destination st about III NJ
once on Pier No North kiveS For staIs % rooms sn
And be-ths sgply on board, OF 4 desired 20 seosrs
10 and N " est EtrsSf ~ "
Evening star., 1861-09-04
NORTHERN
CENTRAL RAILWAY.

CENTRAL RAILWAY.
SUPERINTENDENT,S OPFICE,{
CALVERT STATION, Baltimore. May Is, 1861.
the NORTHERN CENTRAL HALLWAY AZ
rive and depart ss follows, until further notice.
TRAINS NORTH.
MAlLate15A. NJ,
EXPRESS at $50 p. M.
,HARRIsBURG ACCOMMODATION at s.P.
The SIS A. NJ. train connects at Relay House
with trains on the Western MARYLAND Railroad:
q Hanover JuIotlon With Hanover and GettsbuIe
RAILROAD; st Harrisburg 9th Pennsylvanis Rail
IoaS for al parts of the West, also with Lebanon
VALLEY KailrGad 70 Nsw York direct; g Northum
bsTland with l. and b. Railroad for Kinrstop and
ali paIts Of Wyoomlng Valley and 81 Sun6ury with
the Phlladelphla and Erie Railroad for al parts
NoIthern Pennsylvania and New York.
The 5. 50 +. NJ train makes all the above connec-
tons except Hanover Railroad, WrirhtsylIle
RallIoad and the Lebanon Valley Railroed.
The M train makes connections with Penn
direct connects for New York.
TRAINS ARRIVE.
Mail at610P H.; Express al IS A. M: Harris
burg Accommodation al 2 IS PM
For Tickets and information insuire at the
Ticket Ohoe, Calvert Station, Baltimore,
j. e. CLARK, SUIT
Evening star., 1861-09-04
.sR n.EF,sSSSSS5 .wEFEssSS ssSS SSS5 IsE ssS sEsSSy33##, 33#,o

On and after MAY lstn, 1851. the trains Will run
Is foliovs, vix:-Leaye Camden station, Balti-
moIs'MdMsli, more ,sxoeBt Sunasyg AS 9A. A. EI-
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEsT.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
Between Balhmor and Piedmont take the A, M
eommodatlon Train, leaving Piedmont Al S. 20 A.
NJ and between Grafton and Parkersburr. tsfe
The FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltinors
H 4 50 4; n; and Frederick sts0A. al.
eat 20 and sl5 A. NJ. and ! IS and $40 p Nj.
and 7.00 p. M. " ~ 'euu S*o
For further informaton, Tickets of every t,ns
60, apply 70 J; T, ENGLAND Agent, a. Csmder, n,
station, or st the Tioket ofice.
Master Of Transnorticn
l.. M. COLE, Gen'l Tiofe Asent
Evening star., 1861-09-04
10Y FOR THE SICK AND SUFFERING
LET ALL WHO ARE AFFLICTED
APPLY fHs REKxDY
REJOICE IN HEILFT


Erissa. as yos Isfer' Arc Yea tie victim Of IN,
ssrisJ OF the blood! W hat are thsy, do you ask
Ezther AJAX, whst are they not? The blood is the
source Of life snd hostn, and 10 10 the 6rEt esment
o. Our hein. to ressond to any csNso vhIoh Sfects
the eJsseEl g. the fEiss II f1by stects. The ever
prevailing NezrslES, the irrtRtiEs Eryseelss, the
subtle SorofRla, the aEonisipE Rheumatism, Ner-
yoEs Debility, PysB5pAt, Liver Gem Ssi Mt with its
torRor And dejecti0n, cpd the nsmberless ills tsat
Eeeh 10 heir 20, derive their hideops origin fon the
blood; Deal kiISiy taen and gently with ths blood,
Use tae yltkisnE resources of nature for its aid
sse that trHlJ valuable medioameat known a.
MRS. n. COx'S
INDIAN VSGETABLE DECOrTTON
With regard to this almost infsllibIe specific
goIulsr sentiment has spoken in decided terms
AID the evidences OF this great eEcacy sro sas-
tanned by constant aSows-s Of curative effects and
the htIpest results nom its uEc arc after al other
remedies and the best modicsl skill have failed.
cures not sought from the Illiterats and
Ecial, but they no volunteered from the most re-
sleotsble souroes and justify the highest terms in
wh,oh 1t In RossIbe to commend 90 valuable q
gDociho to public APPROVAL, We msy add Also that
the curative Properties Of the medicine are es uaed
ony By ITS restorative efects the system recover.
inE from disesxe with renewed constitutional vigor
For sale By all respectable. OTuggiste in this
atty, and BY the proprietor, MRS. M. COX,
None konuinc unless her mans is blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork
RPPrl9s q per bSt'ls, sSs.!ss ] for rs.
uiot, snd viii supply the trade o; my prIoes.
AZ le-E
Evening star., 1861-09-04
E.rnou NItfIIIARY fII !. si . BOOKS. 3

large and complete assortment Of MIlit.ry Books
per cent. below the segular retail prIess.--in-
"A new edition Of Hardes's Infantry and Rife
Forses' vofunteers' Manual, 2 vols. a.
Alleo,s C2mpendigm Of Hsrdee's Tsctios, 500
MakAn's field fortikosflon and Outpost, esoh 70
Hsrdee's Tactios, cheap edition, $50
drin BOOK for the use OF the Volunteer Militia End
The Hand Book Tor the U. 3, solder, bsips
nrst eeok OF instruction TO the U. 3. InfAnuy tSe-
CA thl.e. Military Mas. Msp Of shs ssst q Wa.
Flass, Badsss and Medals d. ever dssenpsics.
FRESch 1 RfcHsfFIN.
NE - we p~nnss ss~ss 5000.
Evening star., 1861-09-04
WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL.

nR. SHUMAN has, after an experience OF ten
~ years, established the above refuge from
suackery, self LABEL ed Indian or German doctors,
and Pretendefs of witohcraf and tmpostors In Een-
srsl
This is the only plsce where . cure and speedy
cure be obtained In the world Tor el improper
and evil habits, gonorTh0, gleot, seminal weak
ness, syphilis, primary seoondary, and tertiary,
Organic weak pains In the loirs, structures,
general debility, nervousness, restless
nights, paptation Of the heart IN tho eorB,
loss Of memory, confusion, meancholy, Affections
Of the head, throat, nose, and skin and all thoEe
peculiar disorders arising from the indisoretion OF
youth, rendering them unfit for either business,
study. society, or marriage.
DR.. =. has the greatest remediesfn the known
world for diseases of the blood. gonorrhf, gleet,
structures, yphillis, seminsl weakness, self abuse
TO- The1e is no case In which they tall to cure In
from TO days.
Victims Of these horrible complaints, Who would
wIsh TO be valuable men and ornaments TO society,
SHOULD embrace the earliest opportunity for relief
DR.. ShuHan has made the most comp lete arrange
from q distance. Thoy viii be furnished with the
most pleasant and agreeable GUAR ter3, necessary
diet, and made &c comfortable as they would be At
Q 6rst olsss hotel at less than half the cost
Do not forget the nsno and number. DIR. Shu
mans once IL on the corner of Sixth street and
Penn.ylvanie avenue, Clarendon Hotel, opposite
the National Hotsl, Washington, ID. G.
Persons At q distance should enclose stamp for
return postage. Once hours, "a. M TO 10 L. NJ.
Various parties have esen entIosd from my in
shtutlon BY certain swindlers on back streets In
this city, who will IL till the daJ of their DEATH
A word to the wise Ia sufficient. spa-Iv
Evening star., 1861-09-04
WIN. CRAWFORp,A AEeut.
lTEAE lEH sSifsJG;IS &EfsJ; y ..s atsfsGf Rsfsaf rsMff sM

q ,GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE FOE
EE EsE Ea sxIEEssT5IyS MEEsT ga AZ Spgpff2Rk fR y5ET 5{T
Fo1f oI d.sd.. a H.S.5sn Ss'f fIsr .G:
daily. Sundays excepted, 2. folIov,:
Prom Chambers street fiog slst st. station.
AZ + : e @ = m ,m,m A,3s.m 60
MsnaiEu and Buffalo '"Pm
Connscnns at Albany With the New Yott Cen
4Al Railroad for Schenectady, Roohester, Utlca
Batavia, Rome, and ststlons on Rome and WetsF-
sqspension Bridge, Auburn. Geneva, CsIandsirns'
Greins IN oonnecton leave BufAo apd euspsn-
sion VIA Lake Shore, Buffalo enc axe Hyron md
&reaf, Western Railroad, for Hsmiltou. Toronto,
petrolt, Chicago; Toeoo, Miivsahe, FOn Du Lac,
bsnse buSssus feari. r saoH SS Geis
tine, Iowa City, Burlington, Quincy, Spring felc.
Alton, 81 Louis, Cairo, Terre hauts, Ind ana pols
LOUISVILLE, Clnoiunar, leyton, Columbus, Cleve-
And, and al points West, Northwest and south
NORTHERN ROUTE.
Connecting with Trains st Troy, with Troy A.
Boston and Rens. q Sarstogs Roads for Sarstofs.
Whitehall. Rutland, BurliDgt ton, ct Albans Rouse
POINT, Platsburgh, OgdensbuTgh, Montreal, &o.,
ID Freight Arrangements BY THE route a.
above, without change Of Cars, from the Dspots IA
Chambers and Canal streets. are a. al tfrpes az
favorable ss made BY Other Railroad CompanI-s.
The iscIl,tes Of tins srest New Yori Route, % the
An shippers tor promptness and dispatch.
Passenger trains, with Smokinf and Sseepirx
Road.
PS. q e lSc. ,sns snS FREIGHT
A. f SMITH Sun~ripts.dsnt
Evening star., 1861-09-04
HEgPs9E EIg % NEIIvER aAILRoAp:

HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAp-
EE4E EEdA4dfssAaN dA4dfsANY n,,s ssEP \ 3 .Tss5aS, con
And WESr, Trains leave; NoN
ETs1.:i From ch.nSsT sa I, e NY From ssh street
and $50 and p. M. 5s m A'' ee 80
Troy and Albauy (wthll0/5 D m fspndsv. In
= seeping carl 1915 p. m clu1ed
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