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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-06

No FRoSr TEE1H.-A musician /

No FRoSr TEEIH.--A musician recent
jy undertook to trade cows with certain
neighbor IL, bu, after some banteiin
IL told the man that his sold COW was
not worth a song she was so old she had
40 front eetht in Ter upper jaw, md could
Mt therefore, cat young grass. Singing
friend laughed, BOXED wise and went off
@hsstiing. But the remark Of II had
preyed on his mini, and he accordingly
went and examined old brindle's mouth
and to his horror an surprise, he foud that
she was entirely destitute of upper front
teeth Infufiated, he drove old brindle twc
miles TO the house of the man he had bous hi
her Of, through a driving rain storm, will
mud up TO his knees, and after berating tie
surprised farmer for selling him such COW
demanded lis money back at once. A,
soon as he could get a word in edsewise
the farmer told the angry man that cow
never wore such teeth on the upper jaw,
and 10 consince him, took him out TO til,
barn-yard, when after opening the mouth
Of dozen or SO cattle, young and old, tb,
singing maa drove old hrindIe inta The road
and trudged home behind her, sad.ler an,
wiser man.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-06
MIliteMaSh for Roofs.

The New-H Hampshire journal says !;
Farmers who are about 10 new single
their houses, sheds, or barns, viii do well to
have the shingles dipped in vhitewash with
little salt put in. Let the mixture be hot,
that is to say, make your wash with boiling
water, dip Immediately and lay the shingles
the next day, or after drying little. The
Hon. Frederick Smyth, of Manchester, n.
II, bought hemloek shingles fourteen gears
ago,at a cost Of $l.50 per NJ, and treated
them in this way, and the roof is tight now,
no moss having accumulated on them,
while neighbors in the same time have re-
shingled where the first quality of pine was
used without any preparation. Probably q
better quality Of materials so treated, would
last much longer than hemlock, but whether
long enough to cover The extra cost is doubt
full. This wash is also a preventive against
fire. To do any great good il should be
used in the manner decribed, rather than
put on after the roof is covered. - The
whitewash can do no harm, certainly, and
will be likely TO have some good effect
The boards under the shingles may well be
whitcwa<hed also.---Ep. Am, Agri
cutuf,isf
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-06

SHE GAVE IT TO HIaf.-A man in La
Crosse, Wis, a few days ago, rushed to The
river swearing that he would drown him
self. When he had waded in to the depth
Of his waist, his wife, who had followed him,
seized him by the hair, and then, as local
editor describ it, she "led him back till
they reached place where The water was
about two feet deep, where she pulled him
over backwards, soused him under, and pull
ed his head up again. Drown yourself
Clown lie wenD-leave me to father the
brats (anolher plunge get drunk (an-
other souse) --and start for the river IAN
other dip)-be!ter nse water instead Of rot
gut (anolher dip and shake Of his head -
4 Eli larn ye to leave me widow, and al
the men at the warr After sozzing hin
to her hearts content, she led him out
wetter if not better man, and escorted hin
into the house and closed the door,"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-06
A AGRICULTURAL
Modes of PAttenlng Pork.

Farmers have not yet settled conclusive
~ how po / may be faitened 10 the best
advantage. Corn must he tho leading ar
hcle in this qaarter of the couutry-though
many use oats in great quantities to be miS-
ed with corn. 0as and peas are used IN
she three Northern States where corn Is an
uncertain crop.
In. the Western country, on the rrairies,
where corn is grown IN great nbun lance
without manure, many farmers let their
hogs into their cornields TO help themselves.
Some let their cattle have tie first pick and
shen lei the hogs clear up the field. In
this way they make pork cheaper than we
can in New England.
The labor Of harvesting, Including hand
husking Al storing in barns, is all to be
counted here. And as laborers want quite
as high wages when monry Is short, aud
farm produces plenty, as in other cases, il
is quite important 10 save labor in fatien-
ing pork. as we'll as inploashing aud tiliing.
Many farmers feed their hogs chiefly on
dry com. They give it cut IL the ear, and
thus save the labor of shilling, Of carrying
TO mill, Of cooking, Of making pudding; and
we add the tolls which the miller is entitled
10 take. All these items are to be added tc
the cost Of lhe corn in the crib.
Cooked food Is asserted 70 be much cheap
er than raw fool. Some assert that one
bushel cooked will make more than twc
bushels unlocked. This needs proof But
corn and oats can be cooked without being
ground. And may assert that this answers
as well as cooked3meal. Il is certain thai
if we had nothing to do hut to throw The
corn and grain to the hogs Whole, we shoulc
save much lahor in fatening, and should We
do nothing more than 10 boil the ears q
corn we should save at lenst half the labor
that is usually spent in grinding, tolling anC
cooking.
One trial will not be satisfactory. We
want repeated trials of boiling corn, Nc.
Mt different times in the year In early au'
tumn, when the corn is soft, il is good pra.
ctice to cut up corn at the roots and let the
hogs have the hole After this becomes
an old story let them have the greenest
ears, cut up into inch pieces.
They are as fond of variety as other
stock and may be treated with meal and
water when their appetites fail. We US.
ually fail in not fattening early.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-06

1t is, and forever be a sublime story
that while the nation was convuised with
war, lis inhabitants hurting themselves az
ainst each other BY hundreds of thousands
while the sounds Of cannon were echoing
aalasss !!as-gs..a.s banks from the great pra.
iries Of the West TO the Chesapeake, the
industrial energies Of the people were not
paraly zed, but a national mprovement-the
Pacific Telegraph was completed, which
surpassed in is magnitude all possible con-
ceptions Of fifty years ago. After this who
shall say that the \ ne. lean people are on
the verge of ruin Who will dare predict
aught but progress in the future as in the
past
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-06

"GoING TuRoUGu TIE MoTIoNs."-
From the "Genealogy of the Wetmore
Family" work recently printed, we ex-
tract the following ancedote of Rev. lsiaii
Wetmore, Of Stratford, Conn:
"When The news Of the surrender of Ger
CORVALLIS to Gen. Washington reached
Slraflsord, ii was on Sunday, and during
the hours of worship. Word was immc-
dately taken to the pnlpit, where Parson
Wetmore was engaged in delivering his
discourse. Dtawng himself up to his full
lest hight, and making Known the intelli-
genco, he said--'My friends, the house Of
God is no place for boi,terous demonstra.
lions; we will, therefore, in giving three
cheers, only go hrongh the motions. That
motions were given with an emphasis, the
reader will easily imagine, and TO the con
gregations Of the present day, given to ap-
plause, ii may convey a useful hint"
Historical Hago2ine.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-06

GREASE spoTs.-The following is from
the Agricultural Many of these eye
sores may be removed for a sixpence in
French chalk. Susanna, of Brooklyn, gives
as an example, that her four years old car
ried nice edition Of Cowper into the kit
chen and dabhed it into the butter plate
She scraped some Of the French chalk over
the spots Of grease, and in an hour after
ward brushed off the powder, and put on a
fresh dose, leaving it three or four hours,
when Cooper was himself again. "Tbe
same application operates equally well up.
on creased clothing, though sometimes tive
or three applications may be needed. The
French chalk (clay) can be obtained al
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-06
THE JOURNAL OF MEDICAL REFORM

til large and baausiful paper aud contains the most
valuable iufnrmant.an On
SpermAtoraes, Seminal Weakness The eausc eFr.s
and cure, showing the awful effects Of the disease.
On 81 other Deserves Of e Sexual Organs failexalsaa-
ton Of the origin Il syphilis the means u prevention d
cure -
On Consumption. that fcsrfai dfsaae. on the liver
Heart stasnafh aui ska On fc Complaints nthe
various schools % Medicines. On the of Truatlcrt
now fraeticei on the Faise Ire nen Of Diseases IN
The Faftqas Netetl Hunhass- On the Physiology az Mar
ri'Es' On TIE Common sense q aeicne on Diet TX
crerises ana Ahiat1a Hoe the Passeian should b.
iioE % Prevent Pregnancy. Aud many other thinrs-
ssSa Fos IT. THIS Journal should he the hands Of v-
one J. Russell, II D A. NJ, Chief Ph5slctan ues
To Al who Apply by letter. with fan 4 srips m aga
secufatinu ta 81 disease ef any kind AM ahits n
Chief physcT4n $50 = s1
-asAsts7lNssA teo OF three return p0stsze.1
DR.. } RUSSELL.
hoA D. sz2gEITs. SsE-fark
ill1
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-06

Some years ago. when folks used to ask
as about these things more than they do
now-days,a good old lady inquired of Us
wbat Kind Of water, longer water, was' We
seplied that we'd never heard of that Kind
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-06

The receipts OF the present season at
tide water by the Erie canal, exceed those
of last year by a quantity equal TO 2,022,-
92O barrels of flour. The aggregate re-
cripts this season are equal to $4,000 0oo
bushels They sH-htly exceed those Of the
famine year, l847. which has heretofore
been the heavi5 s. year in canal history.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-06
DIR. Ia cRoIx'S

Pirate Nedicdf Iftd'iSe oh tAe f"ySto's'' - :.
riagc
10 pAcrs AND l3A ESGRlyiNGS-price only 70 cents
Sent freq Of pst,qe to ali parts OF the Union On the m
arn az ,ou and maturity disclosing the secret ioieS
~ both sexes Of all ages causing debility nervousness ae
nysion 81 sidrs paation Of the heart, suicidal magn
t,gs nyont nv nr,rAarions, bushiugs defective memo
r., indigestion and lassude with confessions Of thrins
Interest III Boarding school Miss, College stndeni hhdh
Yo,tuv Married Lady Sc. IL " truthful advrr 70
the married d those eon plating marriage, who enter
Hin secret lobts q their phs sica condition, and who are
co sons Of having hszare the health happiness, and
nryilrses 10 which srery human being entitled.
Yaung Men Hbe are troubled with weakness. generally
Nv had habit 10 ,ouh the effects Of whch sfa arr
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Az ACT OF nRATlrrpE.

% 900 copies OF Medical book Of ~ pages Sperna
orThea for gratunas circulation W sufferer who has
been eectualy cured 0f debility, lasude defts
sion spirits drowsiness pains in the back tindity dig
illness, dnness Of sight, pipe lass nj memory, SC.
sutzg ffo early BY following ths instructions ss
in this book considers II his dat Ia gratitude 10 the
author and the benefit GonsuRipise and Nervous suf
publish the means used Efe will therefore send
free any address the receipt Of stamps copy Of
the work containing every information required address
Box h19, 4. o., Albany, y, y. 39-l9 "
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-06

Cupid inspired with cnpidity a fellow
named Smit, at Rome n. Y, and he stole
his employer, watch to adorn himself with
on the occasion Of going to see his girl"
The result is, that he finds himself in Jail
where he cannot see anybody.
A patriotic old lady namt d Jane Albeit.
aged 20 years, and a resident of Sugar
Creek township, Hancock county, Ind, has
put in with her own hands, during the past
season, about ten acres Of wheat. She has
sent her two sous to fight the battles OF the
Union, and nobly applied herself TO do
their labor.
The Emperor and Empress of France
were present few days ago at tae trlal o.
a fre-proof dress. invented by NJ Buvert
The dress is described 10 he both water
proof and fire proof, and is copiously stuffed
with sponaes sewn together. He wears a
helmet like hat OF diver, with an appara-
tus for supplying fresh air, and glasses to
see through. At signal from tie Emperor,
he set fire to the temporary cottage, and
when the flames hal well got ahead he
went into tile midst of them several times
with perfect impu iity. The Empress,
greatly excited by the scene, cried out rep
eatedly, Enough; oh, lis quite enough =
The experiment was considered to be en-
tirely successful, and the Emperor warmly
complimented NJ. Buvert upon his in
vention.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-06
L wren cees
PHOTOGRAPHIC SALOON.

this Saloon yoa get any stsle Of fis trrfs g
a t4etrrti 10 thh latest 4 sle art at prizes
the times nia pagusrcafs prs. Ansbrotgr.eS Sc
and enlarged to nfe SIR, and hesutiinIlg eelerea
Szter rniers Remember Frank Iaereucc At
sri o. the Psrk, ehsstr- VII Fsznaiu bat fir n
Chester, Aprii - 1851
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-06

TnE HUMAN VOICE. The sweetest
music is not in tn, oraioiio, but in the hu-
man voice when it speaks from It's instant
lif,.-tones of tenderness, truth, or courage.
Tie orator'o has lost its relation TO the
m arniug, to the sun. TO the earth; but that
persuading voice is ia tune with these
Emerson,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-06
w ASKING Machine
IL will do Washing, StarchEna aad w ring
xsau.


WIS machine has been thoroughly tested FIR the last six
months and foabd do all that it designed do
il adapted 70 all kinds Of clothes poeket handler
chief to 4 bed quilt You wiring ysar clothes IN
than quarter Of e titac and much dryer that they
viii dry ia half the time aud MjuTe yeur clothes
half much when twisted hs hand This machine
formed with spring rolls covered with Rubber, and
constructed AZ to srther With and turn
East and The springs in the Tps
y yield the most in tine centre. where the bulk of thr
clothes cnnduee they pass between them. By this
te springs sith the rubhtr tight
CLOTHES that they through nearly dry ouough iron
However the garment may be- Ii receives eqsal
Of pressure The clothes washed b. this machine
will require rubbing, the drtiet parts, such
collars HBd wristbands, which s require but slight rub
! with ths hands
The machine is Bsileys patent aud the subscriber bias
bought the right of manufacture and sale fr Wndh&n asd
Windsor counties Price Si200 A. S. CLARK
Bellows Fslls, Vt Feb. 5, 1851
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-06
MEDICAL AND CHEMICAL
REFORM.
A vice Ere e.
New-YOrk Benevolent InfirmarY Established 1856,

Nd degat, to the Medical Reform; 30 the diff
"A fusion Medical knowledge for the prevention OF disease,
ana to the relief of those suffering afflicted with Croac
and lerRt Disorders 10 this end this In6rnary is
doweti enable the sick and suffering throughout the
length aud bre th Of our avoid the Poisonous Drugs
xtoion and Ignorance Of Protested Physicians through
which thousands and of thousands annually perish
The following Of the diseases cure, not only
at the InfrmarY but in all parts of country =
Consumton AMI Pulmonary Complaints Fever Scroful,
Dyspepsia Eye an Diseases and other Tuners
aundce and Liver Complaint Seminal Weakness, and all
diseases Of the Urinary and Sexual Organs from whatever
Of Whatever nature object Will be to give JOY
to the afflicted by efectng in ali speedy cure.
Our rule is to charge nothing for advice and written pre-
scriptous but will furnish when requested the best
medicines at the lowest rates.
These remedies preplrd in Laboratory, under
the eabe Chemists and the most reliable known
science, including all the recent discoveries
10 all addressing b. letter. containing full account o
symptoms appear Of dsete age, occupation, &C.
will write midi reply with alyce and directions fol
Any fees sent when sending for advice Will be de-
voted furnish medicine for the poor. IN all metli
cine be by Ill If desired Send Tor on
Of works and judge for yourself
Also published the iualaFy aid these objects,
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EyRLIseroS, Vt, March 7th, 1861.

EyRLIseroS, Vt, March Tth, 1861.
Te Messrs. CHAs BAcKNAs & Co, MY
Gentlemen We avail ourselves Of this method, in
form GU that have repeatedly made examination
brandes. Whisky, Gin AMI Wines, vita which the Chit
County Agency at Burlington, has been mainly sup
supplied from hoaes for the past three gcs also spec
mems ether agencies in the procured from you
We found them invariably Of full strength uni
form purity and quality superior in every rpect pea
from other for medicinal uses, they have
fulfilled expectations and received unqualified APP
prova and without thesitaton confidently recommend
which they rely for purity and strength We are,
Your most oheleut servants,
sAMUGL W. THkYER. Jr., ". d.
WALTER CAEpEsTER, NJ. D.
GnApronn, Vt. March 18th, 1871
To trhom may III hereby certify that have
been Commissioner of Orange County r years 1860 and
1861 and have procured the Wines and Liquors which
have supplied the Town Agents Of said County from
Charles iiaesmsn No. 50 Front street New Yark that
have had careful Analyses OF said Wines and Liquor
by Cbas. f. Chandler, Esq Professor Of the Analytcal
Chemistry, Union College, Schenectady and that in
all and every instance the has prove them t
be perfectly pure and suitable for medicinal parpos $
therefore confidently recommend The honSe of
Chas Baekman Co to all those wh prefer giving their
orders to honorable and conscientious men.
GEO. T. BALqwGS.
Commissioner for Orange Co.
SCHENECTADY August 20th 1860
HON. 1Eo. T. BALDWIN, Commissioner,
Orange county Vt
Dear Sri have anayzed the faIoWing samp,es ar
Liquor and Wine forwarded b and fad to he
p rfrty entirely free from ali Injurious substances
( aud vel suited FOR medical
Four samples of Brandy, samples Of Whiskrv Ore
sample Of Gin, sample Of Port Wine
The Gin aud Port particularly are q extra quality
CHARLss 7. CHANBlrH
Professor Of Analytical Chemistry. Uniau coreer
We are permitted TO refer 20 the following faprn
Town Agents and Phs sirians Of the stte Of yernng mi
IN 50 doing guided By desire place before the nrhl;
thee facts that in themselves evidence that in av
instance none but the purest and desirr rfi 81
our ine viii he offered for sale our customers
RertNcsSs Edward IIungerford Professor 81 t.s.s;s,
~ ne University Of Vermont; ". Thayer. ~ D. Dean
- the Aehea Faculty IN toe University Vermont "
= fsrce Agent burlington. Coauty Commissioner
+smes Mitchell Chttenden Calvin Boisst. Israel fiaos
sihsAtetAo ttsFre Washington Charles D4vs T. Sashnf,
81 tFiouiai W II II. Bingham. n u Thomas I,.,ot.lss
Chsster Fenesr- b. frisbie Ruflausi II ,n,s- Ita
sto. = BALDWIN orange; George Fisher WinaA,s uors
70 Needham aud Ira Clifford, Addisoa. le-l5-1v
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The Geailcmens Medical Companion
And Private Adviser.

book for the Old and young embracing the Pathology
Peveuon ami Cure OF all Diseases Of the Urinary and
ua Organs and warming voice Of advice and counsel such
to be fund ia lao Other WORK Price 25 cents
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SULLIVAN RAILROAD.

WINTER ARRANGEMENl 4.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, DEC. 10, 1860, TRAINS
W will run T iouows:
sasS . EJ EEL IE
The Morning Train will leave Wiudsorat ljs A. NJ
tconnectng with from Montreal and ogdenshurgh
Carelaunt at 49, and Charestown at 49, A NJ conuee
tine at Bellows FANS with Cheshire Rsroadfor Eoston,
Lowe and Worcester and with Vermont Valley Railroad
for Springfield arriving at New York at 4,s5 Il N.
The Mail Train will leave Windsor At l2a5 T. N tor on
arrival Trains from Montreal 0gensburgh barton ana
lteton.l Carement al B.and Ghariestownat i9l I .
connecting Bellows Rs with Cheshire Railroad for
BOSTON, Worcester &c with Vermont Valley Railroad
for Springfield, BE, arriving at New York NJ ii TO- r NJ
and with Rutland aud Burlington railroad
rnJ II . EE -m- Ea
The Mail Train will leave Bellows Falt at 20 Charle
II A Uaremontt 1t ll6P Nj; conneetin tNi ind
with VT Central Railroad Tor Montpelier Darlington
Rouse Point Montreal ogdeBsburgh &r aanaatWhist
River JUNCTION with psie Railroad for WELSH
Littleton ST. Johnsbury Barton; and the White Moun
tans.
The Evening Train wiiieave Bellows Fall AZ ton
arrival Of trains Boston and New York charcstown
at 49, aud Claremont at 49, r. Nj connecting ct Wind
sor with Vermont Central airoad for Montpelier, Buriing
ton Reuse's Point, Montreal ogdtnsburgf, SC.
EDWARD THOMPSON, Sup't.
Charlstown. N. II. Tee 10 Ito. II
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POWERS lnsTlTOTE,
Bernardston, Mass.

ccEssfBLE by Railroad rstssatnn below south Yer
"A rot Junction.
Fail. Winter and Spring Terms II weehs each begin
the lst Wednesdays Of Aug Nov and Feb respectively
Largeaud beautiful Institute Buildings Extensive ppaf-
atu Agricultural Department Gymnastic Club for health
full exercise and the Most Popular Experiea Teach
ers, among its Advantages.
L. +. WARD. A. NJ Principal,
Mrs. Y. H. WARD, Teacher . rnamenta Department;
Miss s L, LEACH, Preeeptrtss;
SEVERN SCHNELL Native Of Germany Teacher Of Ger
man:
L. o. EMERSON Teacher of Music I Instrumental Vocal:
aud other able Teachers
Daily Lectures from the Principal the Preparation Of
Teachers. aud FROM Gentlemen Of High Scientific Attain.
ment before the Agricultural Department viii be given
Letters for Rooms for Self BOARDING
sent to L WARD, Bernar1ston, Mass Board inrnsng
al Incidental Expenses is furnished private families and
a. the Gushan HAIL. under the Teachcs 50 Is
PER week. 40
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AndIhr phx.inIngr af Mnrringr.

work the cause, symptoms, aud treatment of all
complaints peculiar the marriage its duties abor
and its results. ohil ren their ills and the pre-
Of conception with Invaluable Instructions to them
on subjects of pdsate Price p cents
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THE CoNsUa IpTIvE BOOK.

For those who wish get well awful disease
full description Of all the remedies used for 1t, with
fu statement of the results, and other useful Information
Price 10 cents.
The information in this is not to be found in any
pub ishe1. ebtairabe from any other These
books published fine white paper aud beautifully
bound
ANY of the above works will be mailed free receipt
price. In stamps money the whole In a handsomely
bound yolnnn for No fmiIy should be with
them. They illustrated beautiful onsryings
and contain the condensed experience Of years.
AGENTs WANTED for the ab1ve works who can make
month. send for circular FIR asents
To the young of both suffering from Secret Habits
prostraon iminli loss Of power; debility
ef sight wHkcfilness Of solitude; erupons on the
fce Sc RgP0Eg II Il roo LNrs. before YOU snf
/ fer ineurabAe danage to both body and mind.
To FEMALES who want rLEAsESF, and reedie.
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NEW HAVEN AND MORT HAMPTON kAtLKoAp'--
On and ate Monday Jnne3 1861, Trains VIII run as
follaws,-- ~.
Leave Northau ptom $50 Mail and Passenger ram
for New Haven aud New York l05 A. m Acc@mhioi'l"n
for New Haven aud New YORK 80 p M ACCOMMODATION
Train ter Nesthed 49,. !.
New Haven for Northampton Account ~ y -, ~
"a n, con npetipg with train Conn River X " h'r
the North A. p M, Mail and Passenger, on atVst ~
u Ii m train New York, connecting al Mesthe'e
direct for Albany and the West
Leave Nestheld IS for Northampton on affNa' y
train from Albany :,
Connections. at Northampton with Conn. River T. * a.
Westteld Western Railroad Phnyie, Providence. iat
f,rd and Fishk T. Il, New Haven NTH New 9ik anu
NeS Haven r. New Haven, New London ana stanhims
ton r. 4 aud New Haven, liar tiord aud Springfield x IS
Tickets Baggage checked to all principal points
West.
Freight forwarded with equal dispatch by ExPrs~s
CIIAS. n. YEAMANs sup,t
49, -, taci "a