Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-10-30
NEW HAVEN AND NORTHAMPTON
Ii ~ Ii IN. In1Lr Ainr,lu, Ann. Is

~ IN HAVEN AND NOll IlAMI lON
' RAILROAD.-On and after Monday, Aug. u.s. 1862,
Trains will run follows:
Leave Northampton 10 so ION arrival of trains on
Connecticut River Il. L. from the North EXPIRES Train
New Haven and New York; and 435 p. (on arrival Of
train Connecticut River H. H. from the North Accom-
notation Train for Westdel Al trains from Northampton
make connections with Western railroad, Fast and West
at Wcstfell.
Leave Wysiel, going South, at 9 90 a. Accommoda-
ton New Haven and New York, aud l30 a. m Express
for New Haven and New York Going North, II 80 p M
Ton arr val Of trains on Western Railroad from the East and
WesD Accommodation train, connecting at Northampton
with train Connecticut River Il. going North. 600 p
arrival Of train Western Railroad from Boston.
Leave New Haven $50 a m.Accomm datun for NOrthaml
connecting Westhel Els aud West direct and at
Northampton with Connecticut River Il for the North
20 p Mail and Passenger train for No Hampton, CON
Meeting direct Westdel Tor rttsael, Albany and the
West Passengers from Albany Pittsield and intermediate
stations goins to New Haven and int reiae stations Will
take the $50 train from Albany and going North will
take the 80 a. N. train from Albany. Passengers from
Northmaton for ttshel, Albany aud the West will take
the 10 80 and the 4.35 p. trains for westaeld
Passengers from Greenfeld Brattltboro and the North
will take the morning train Connecticut River Railroad
to N'anpt and there change making through and sure
connections to " York and intermediate stations.
The Passenger OF this Company furnished with
lapgoods Patent Ventilation thus avoiding all dust
N u. Standard time from New York, which Is ten min-
utes slower than Boston or Western II. X. time.
Connectiins, at Northampton with Conn River r. Ri at
Westhed, Western Ralroadi at Plainvlle, Providence,
Hartford and Fshkin r. Ri at New Haven with New York
and New Haven X. r.; New Haven New London at snn
nlngton II. r. and New ayen Hartford and Springfield r.
Tickets sold and Baggage checked to all principal points
West.
Freight forwarded with equal dispatch by Express
wesaed, Aug. 10th, 1862 -If2l
I OST. -Estray ed from the pasture of the
subscriber about the goth of Sept, TWO LARGE
hWE siiEkP one with smut iacs and legs and marked with
the letter NJ left side and mark from shoulder hip In
form of cicle marked with RID chalk Alsu, un the 9th
Oh OF oct % sheep and Lambs, 10 Of which are Lambs,
marked with the letter the left side aud slit in the
light ear.
Whoever will give information where they may found
shall be suitably rewarded.
Brattleboro, Oct 5, lso2-sw4i
'NHE SUBSCRIBER WILL TAKE A FEW
I,, r9Gis Of i Si9'E ' ;sa, ADDISON BROWN
EXTENSIONT TABLES, OF A NICE QUALITY,
IL in Walnut Oak Chestnut and Butternu for sale by
DWINELL BLISS
SECOND HAND TOP CARRIAGE for sale
~ cheap for Cash in exchange for Wood Lumber
Also Northern Spruce Capboards for sale cheap.
Brattlehoro, Aug. l3.-3ms33
EEATHERS. A LARGE LOT JUST RE
ceyed Of those nice Feathers which have given such
good subtraction, by DWINELL BLISS.
Brattleboro, Nov. 18th, isel,-2e
DLANK BOOKS. JUST RECEIVED A
ID large invoice Of MEDIUM, DENY and CAP BLANK
HOOKS for sale very low at the Braeboro Book store by
90 j. sTEEN.
ID EMOVAL,-The subscriber has removed
his stock Of Goods, and the Post Once into the store
OF Hon. Austin Birchard.
$. p. MILLER
Fayetteville, Oct g. 1862 -3wl1
L IME! LIME!!! ONE HUNDRED
H Barrels Winoosk Lime for saleby
J. II. W. n. TERBR0OH
Brattleboro, Aus. l, 1891
n V A J. + II A NJ l. S
Just received very large assortment Of GILT FANCY
OVAL FRAMES which will be sold cheap.
DWINELL BLISS
Bratteboro, April 2, 1852
w o o L. W o o L.
The highest price will be pald In Cash for Wool by
PRATT, WRIGHT co
Brattleboro, July 2, ls62.-2s