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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-31

At the late exhibition of the Imperial
Horticultural Society of Pans, NJ. Guulhiel
exhibited specimens in illustration Of til,
method he has adopted for giving addition
nj vigor, and accelcrating the maturity o.
potatoes, so as, 10 great measure, 10 save
them from the disease. lie takes up hi,
potatoes rs soon as ripe, and selects the
best tubers among the largest or medium
size, and puts them into fiat, square crates,
about twenty-eight inches long, fourteen
inches broad, and five or six inches deep
open at the top and bottom, and between
the bars, and with two thick cross bars I'M
derneath-so that when packed one upon
another, there may be free circulation of
air between each.
They are exposed for month at least
in the open air and rain, and are kept du-
ring the winter in shed or garrett, where
they viii not freeze, but not in dark Gel
lar, and always where there is as free a
circulation Of air as possible. With this
treatment they soon become green, and the
eyes push, but not with, weak and sickly
shoots, as in the cellar, but short, thick,
green shoots, which must be kept with the
greatest care from being rubbed off or in
jured. The roots, therefore are never dis
turbed in their crates, but are carried in
them TO the planting grouud. This is done
as early in the season as The ground can be
got ready, and these shoots are found to
form stems, much more healthy, vigoross,
and productive, and more capable Of re-
sisting the disease, than those which have
lam dormant through the winter till the mo- |
ment of planting; besides, they may DC
taken up. being ripe, before the disease APP
pears to any extent. NJ. Guthier says that
when tubers are large, and have to be cut
for planting, it increases very much their /
yigor and producsiveness if they are cut in I
autumn, three or four weeks after they are I
taken up, instead of performing that ope-
ration at the time Of planting.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-31

know it, 10 be sure; there's hole on the
other side, there is.'
We have boy at home about three
years old, who, by the why, is II regular
shaver" in his talk. One day | was try
ing to teach him bis alphabet, and asked
him what B" stood for. George" was his
prompt answer, No." we replied, "it
stands for boy" "Well, ANT George a
boy = lie asked, triumphantly.
"My gracious y exclaimed an urchin in
New York, on beholding an English car
riage, with three footmen in livery, well,
il it dosent take three Bii is ers to make
a Niger
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-31

The state department is in receipt OF a
dispatch from Count Rechburg touching
the seizure of Mason and Slidell. Austria,
kindly but positively, and without entering
INTO the argument, declares the proceedings
not in accordance with international law.
No other continental power except France,
has yet spoken, but similar dispatches from
Prussia and Russia are looked for by an
early steamer.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-31
w ASKING Machine.
Ii will do Washing, SEARCHING and wiring.

bNliAs faaehins has h
months and found 70 Do All that 1t designed 70 do
~ 4 adapted to all kinds Of Clothes pocket handker
eiei 20 bed quilt You wiring your clothes in less
than one quarter OF the much dryer that they
VIII al IN one half the time. aud inure clothes
one haii as much as when twisted by hand This maehiue
Is iored with two spring rolls rubber and 90
70 together with great pressure and turn
st and easy The springs 10 the rolls are 50
= % Yield the most in the centre, where the bulk OF the
clothes conducted they pass between them nv mis-
means the springs with the rubber tight around the
eothes that they come through nearly dry enough to iron
oever uneven the garment may be- IL receives equal
amount q pressure The clothes wa shed by thi
WI require no rubbing. except the drtest parts such as
with the hands $50 Nv
me n9ehine Is Baieys patent, and the subscriber has
nouSht the right Of manufacture and for Wndha and
windsor counties Price Sl2O0 Al q cIARK
Bellows Falls, Vt, Feb 8, 1851
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-31

British Isis is l20,S50 square miles. Thus
the territorial extent Of The United States i:
twenty-iour times greater than that Of the
British Isles, and II times greater than
that Of France. Our whole area could be-
divided into about 400 States Of the size
of Massachusetts. 1t is estimated that the
territory ofour single country is much larger
than that which constituted the Roman en-
pire when it was greatest. But Russia is
between two and three times larger than
the United States. Her square miles, in
Europe and Asia, are 7,e64SGl. From
the continuity Of the empire, except Russian
America, it may be regarded as one great
whole.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-31

Cheshire Railroad.

TVINTER ARFANGBNENT.-O and after MONDAY
w Nov %, 1861, Trains viii run follows;
MOVING EASr-Leave
Bellows Falls at 80 A. NJ and IS P NJ; Keene at 40
A. ~ and 255 p M-and arrive Fitehburg at IL 90 VI
and 462 ~ Boston at go and T.30 p Nj Worcester
at 200 and 100 Pm.
MOVING WEST.-Lcave
Boston at 80 and 1l00 A. NJ; Fichburgh at as A. NJ
and iZ9 r NJ keene II Is A. NJ aud 80 p. and Al
rive at Fellows Fails at 1920 80 Nj; Windsor p,
anu 639 r. NJ Rutland, 800 and SEQ P NJ; burlington.
7fGins Connect as folio,cs:
Up train at Bellows Falls with RUTLAND BURLINGTON
hALhoAD, for Rutland, Burlington Montreal ot,iens-
nnrga Albany, Troy Saratoga Springs SCHENECTADY and
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD for Windsor, White
River Junction. Burlington oglensburg Montreal ST
Jehnsbury, &c; via. VT. CENTRAL, PAssUMPsIC and
VERMONT CANADA ROADS sc. Both trains make
direct connection via VT CENTRAL r. r. for all points
Dozen TfaiHs Connect Fitch5trgA
with Trains Of Fehburgh Worcester r. r. for Worcester
Norwich, Providence and New York City.
anu at roton junction with trains Of Worcester Nash
na H. Tor Nashua aud Concord with Trains eff stony
BROOK H. for Lowell, Lawrence. &c.
1eket for all points West may secured at any station
on cheshire railroad and baggage will be checked
to Buffalo or Suspension Bridge.
A CHAPIN. Superintendent
euperintendent's Office Keene N. H., Nov 81 1861
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-31
DIR. LA CROgX'S

Private 2disa Treatise he Physiological Fs Of Mar
rage,
$50 pAGss 1870 ESeRtvNGs. --prlce only Is cents
Sent free Of postage 70 all parts Of the Union On the in
hrmiiies of youth and maturity. disclosing the secret fes
preston Of Spirits papitaon OF the heart suicidal imagn
ngs involua imagRatiohs, bnsins, defective
Y, inusrsoa anu Assteae WITH confessions Of Thrilling
Interest Of Boarding School Miss college sodent aud
Young Married Lady, Re- sc. 1t truthful adviser
the married and those contemplating marriage who
conscious Of having hazarded the health happiness and
privileges to which every human being IS entitled.
Young Men who troubled with weakness generally
caused by bad habit in youth the effects Of which
zines paus rgetfulnes sometimes ringing Of the ears
eyes weakness Of the back and lower extTeites con
fusion Of ideas loss Of memory with melancholy may
cured by the Authors New Paris London Treatment
We have for the greater uart of the mast wear
time in visiting the European Hospitals, ayaing ourselves
OF the knowledge and researches Of the skilled Phys
clans and Surgeons in Europe the Continent Those
who place themselves under will have the fun
benefit Of the many New and Eneasous ReRledes which
enabled introduce our practice and the pub
lie Eay rs assured OF the zeal assduy Secrecy
attention pe paid 70 Their cases, which has successful
~ distinguished heretofore Ply stefan ia our pecu
ar department Of professional practice for the past twenty
FRsNcn FEMALE PILLg-Ladies who wish for Neilen,
the efficacy Of which has been tested Ia thousands Of cases
and never failed to effect speedy without any lad re-
suits will but Dr. Detaney's Female Periodical
Ptls The only preeaution necessary to be observed s
dies should not take them If they have believe
they in certain situations 1.-THE particulars OF which Mil
be found the wrapper each box though
always and healthy so gentle vet "a active am the
United states &
To the Ladies-Hho need confidential medical adviser
with rard 70 any Of those interesting complaints to hc
Their delicate organization renders them liable part Gu
larly invited to consult US.
TUE EtEcrRo-GALyASie PRoTEcTivEFor married ladies
whose health VIII not admit who have dessrc In.
crease their family may be obtained above perfect
y ats and has been extensively used during tho last eigh.
years Price reduced to so.
u Attendance daily from in the morning an IA.
night aud on Sunday from till p. NJ
Medicines with full directions any BART Of the
United states o. tanasas BY PATIENTS communicating their
symptoms BY letter business correspondence strictly con.
L Or BIS Office Is still located established under the
name ofD9LA CKoIX, at No 81 Maiden Lane Albany N Y
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-31

SINGING FIsH.-M. de Thoron has al.
dressed curious communication to the
Academy of Sciences on the subject Of GER
tain singing fish that inhabit the seas as
well as rivers Of South America. He spe-
cially mentions the Bay of Pailon, situated
north Of the province Of Esmeraldas, in the
rcpubl Of Ecuador, where, being in boat,
he was suddenly startled by deep humm-
ing noise, which he attributed TO some large
insect, but which upon inquiry turned out
to be a kind Of fish called "Muscos" by
the people of the country. On proceeding
further the sounds became so strong as TO
remind him of the strains Of church organ.
These fish live both in salt and fresh water,
since they are also met within the river Ma
raie. They are not more than ten inches
long their color is white sprinkled with
blue spots, and they will continue their
music for hours without minding any i'll
terIuption.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-31
EVERY FAMILY
SHOULD HAVE A
uYDRo-MAGNETiC SIpHo,

Rog PREVENTION AND CURE OF ALL DISEASES or THE
URINARY AND SEXUAL ORGANS, THE KIDNEYS STOMACH
AND BOWELS, AND PREVENTION CONCEPTION.
This Sipho, when used prevents and Nervous De
biy, Costveness Dyspepsia Liver Complaint Headache,
ecuchorrha Whites prolapsus Uori Falling Of the
Womb 0bstrueted Mcnstration and all complaints Of the
Urna Organs Kidneys and Bowels.
The Spho enables all to prevent and disease, without
drugs herbs pills, nosrums 1t Is perfectly
safe it viii last letine without getting out OF order,
and fails; It simple aud be used by child 1t
Theoretically aud chemically, removing, absorbing and
destroy ing all morbid secretions aud poisonous matter in
the 1t pleasant mplrts strength and life
to the body enyens the spirits mpart cheeTunes to the
mind and gives tone and elasticity to all who it, that
will last for years 1t enables those whose health cir
do permit increase Of family to regulate
limit their offspring, bnt must not be used during preg
nancy, as it would Produce miscarriage.
We send tch each Sipfo important prate and eoqfden
uai iHjoi tion for the Married and those contemplating
Marriage, also, Jaii directions for its use.
SECURE
Single So; cheaper quality, So Each one is
antel They securely packed and forwarded to all
parts Of the country. Address,
DR., J. RUSSELL,
(B0X b. [ll-l0l BRooELYN, New Xork
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-31
New Feed Gutter.

THE subscriber having purchased the right to manuiae
1 ture and sell in Windhnm County, W. W, HOLMAN .
Patent Cutter would give notice that he is ROW ready
to furnish the sane.
The attention of Farmers aud all who have stock to feed
Is invited TO this Machine the bosthnd cheapest thing for
emitting hav straw or corn-sas In IL is simple in
rangemeRt efficient in execution, and not liable to get out
of repair IL is sefodng and can be guagei
the feed from one-haf inch to three inches in length.
MM. STONE.
Rellnms Fnll.. Angnst l. 1900 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-31
Photograph and AmbrOtype Saloon
In Springfield.

he public sre invited to call and examine nv
nftions % PHOTOGRAPHS. CoLogED finished -, -
~ ies md t1in many e which are eoTs f-r1 a. -
- Alesoi, - snd DiEuerrcqtypss- Please can f-s-
sls sofs e.seEheres a. & viii be sr your u,r.
AsaIsar + II ROOFS A-r oTrz Tzz savrSesr,v.
tAIES , fcvEEs
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-31

The vast magnitude of the Russian en-
qire can only be shown by a comparative
statement. he total area Of The United
States, the North, the South and the terri
tories, Is 1886, I56 square miles. The area
of France Cncludins Corsica and Savoy Is
1888 square miles. The area Of tie
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-31
Dr.. MashaIrs IIeadachc and ratarrh Suurf,

Snuu has thoroughly proved itsclf to be the hes,
' eFef Known for curing the CafarrI Cold IN the
"a ne hfaaaehe- Il has been FUND an cxcellsu;
- IN many eases Of sore Deafness has been re-
moved by It and Hearing has oite iesn rstIv jnprovi
e IT pnfges cut al distractions stren CITIZENS the
1l YES hca thy action to the parts s.iec Ell Il
BY many Of the best fhssaaus and / ,s,
III -, gse.t Success and -athfaetion everswherc
- ~ t~soty i've ears has proved its great
fore. '7t ''ah ever q
iFss numeer q the most respectable wholesale D-
-. lVtA Ann hfston in certificate si.uef Nv
lsl ~ loa s7y - The undersigned having ~ -,
asq9sluisa with Dr. Narshsll's Catsrrh snus sns
state that ye believe IL to te equal n ever -. =, ~,
- asn streu i for The cure q atarrai
~ ! s dsei-ey the bet article Ne have er,r known
p. ~ ne eaiHnlon liseases q the ITa.f = ,
beware Of Cennterfcits. A f,e-siu,;l, If si,. d.
aAss q the proprietor, Charles Bowen i on ever 49,,
50-ly
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-31
AN ACT OF GRATITUDE.

29Oo0 copies Of Medical book Of 80 pages on sperma
errhea FOR gratuitous circulation, by sufferer who has
been eectaay cured Of debility asstude depre
SION OF spirits, drowsinsss pains in back tidy dix
Aness' dimacs q sight, pimpes, loss Of memory SC re-
sating rom early errors, BY following the instructions .s
en- IN this book considers his duty In graud. to the
author and the benefit Of Consumpfye and Nervous su
ieeers 70 publish the used He viii therefore s,pt
ifee 70 any address on the receipt Of stamps copy q
Box $40, Z. o., Albany, n Y. gC-ls,Iy
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1xsriMos4ars.

TEsT1MoxIALs.
II regard Mr. BIDS ofthe n7os earare ard sras
@ practitioner With whom have had feisi interiors;
CHARLES MASON. Commissioner Of Pstenis
II have hesitation in assuring inventors that fhey a
rot employ person competent and teraTfsg =
more capable Of puffinE their applications IN form %
cure for them early and favorable consideration a >
Patent Ofisen EDMUND BURKE.
late Commissioner Of Pafsnts
Mr. r Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN aFfes5
tons. all but Of which patents have hren er.n
and that i pfnfHg. Such unInfsfakahse prof. q
talent and a. its his part leads recommend
inventors 20 apply hs procure their rafenfs a.
may be 81 having the most faithful attention be
on their eases and At very reasonabie eharres.n
JOHN TAG6Ahl'
During eight months the subscriber in eourss
lsrr rrsetics made rsf<tet paficr's = -
APPEALS. EyERY oNE 4 Shich dcridsd IN - ~
By the Commissioner q Patents K II IL
Bcsccr, Dee . 1851 HI
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-31

ID ANTS AND OIL;
WHITE LEAD GROUND ~ OIL;
WHITE LEAD. DRY;
PURE zinc AND LEAD.
PURE FRENCH ZINC:
PURE NEW JERSEY ZINC:
RAW LINsEED on;
COACH vARNISU; -'' -A''
FURNITURE yAHNISH:
BESr DRYING JAPAN
SPIRITS TURPENTINh
sale In large or small qu'4ti,iss. by
srstilsi nro .ApriI1i. ls59 Is n
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HOWARD assocIArIoN.

filLbukiHiiA-
A rsnexoient Insftn,i1n esafIistef hv s-.,i.i ~,
msnf tr the Relief % the sick aud nistresFe sri-i
ra Ntrnsut and NhTonic Diseases and specially fr ~,
tnfe r iiseaes Of the Sexual Cr.-af.s
.uftAA ADVICE given gratis, b. the Acting sir-rsr
" NALtARLk REPORTS Srsrriairrri,7, .,,7 S.ie,
Hie- - ile sexual or-ans- and On tha NRE Ef.NFDIFs
employed n the bisfeusary sent in sailed snrsios f =
si-e Aso % three Sramps FIR postage secrr-ah. "A
rai'clrl7lia. Ia 80 SUI D.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-31
BuGdfo Robes +!

GOOD assortment, lined and unned, of Buffalo Robes,
IA on hand and for sale cheap, by
Bellows Falls, Nov 8, 1851 45
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-31


FTER extensive practice Of upwards Of twenty years
n continues to secure Patents in the United as
In Great Britain France sud other foreign countries g
Yeats Specifications, Bonds, Assignments and al Papers
Drawings for Pate t.. executed liberal terms and viii
despatch. Researches made into American or Foreign vor
to determine the va iity utility Patents lnvenfe
and legal other advice rendered n all matters toe
ing the Copies Of the claims Of any Patent urrb
BY RENTING One Dollar Assignments recorded At Hash
iugton.
The agency Is not emily the largest in New England y
through inventors have adyantage tor securing Pstc
Il aseertaitng the patenthitT Of inventions uusurp
by, II not mmeaspfahy SUPERIOR 70 any which BE- .
fered them elsewhere The Testimonials below given prs
that none Is MORE SUCCESSFUL At THE PATENT y
FlCk than the subscriber and a. SUCCESS Is TIE BIZ
PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY he would -
that he has abundant believe and can preve a.
at no oher Office Of the Kind the charges FIR pro
services 20 moderate The immense pTacfiee 81 the -
seriher during the twenty years past has enabled hin
accumulate vast col seiion Of specifications and oitl
elsious relative t. patents
These besides hts extensive library If legal and eas
cal works and iui accounts patents granted 10 the ~
ted States aud Europe render him able hes o. Quesfi'n
offer superior facilities for obtaining Patents
All necessity fora journes Washington procsTt
PATENT and the usual great delay there here saved
ventors.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-31
Professor Of Analysiea che.Si sayDI 1aoB c,,

We are permitted to refer the fooxing Cornp,sssio
oen gents and Physicians of the state Of Vermont I
N 50 doing an guided b. desire place before ti pb
ZOOS acts mat arc IN themselves evidence that in vey
instance none but the purest ard most desir,l sr -
our line will lie offered Tor sale 10 our cnssor,ss "
h5rsHees. btrari nHugeriord Professor az f,f.r,s.-
y se University q Vermont s. vs.. Tha,er NJ ~ pcan
IaEiFnier Professor etc. in the Unversty Of vernt
: Free, Agent burlington. Count CaltfnissoI,r.-
1sts Mitchell Chitfenden Calvin Bolzett fsraeI CeI
sl1 20 feaTee Washington Charles Davis r. S1st4n
- ellnts " II, II. Bingham y n Thons,s I,r,o3li.,
Sa-isr Spencer, b Frishe. Euiisnd A m Clgs-, Hon
1ee = Baldwin, oranre; Geor<e Fisher Wiul,.r, H.
% Needham and Ira Gilorl, Addison Is-I5-l-
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POWERS GasTlTUTE,
Bernardston, Mass.

CcEssIBLE by RAILROAD, hrststation below sou.b Va
n Junction. w
Fall. Winter and Spring Terms Of II week. e,ch b,,
the last Wednesdays Of Aug Nov and Feb respectjvel
tulInstitute buildings Extensive Anna.
atus, Agricultural Department ypnastie csIb f h
io EXERCISE and the Most Popular Experienced Teach
ers among its Advantages e"
u F. WARD, A. VI Priucipal
Mrs b. II. WARD, Teacher OF ornamenta Al pepartsnen,
Miss $ l. LEACH, Preceptress;
SEVERN SGHNELL, Native ofGermanv Tea.barof a.,
man; - ' u Ne''
b. EMERSON. Teacher sic Instrumental a Vocal.
and other able Teachers sa''
Daily Lectures from the Principal n the FERMENTATION q,
and from Gentlemen Of High Scientific Attain
gn., oei9fe the Agricultural Department. viii be given
letters Tor Rooms for SeBoardiug or for oar5 nav t
sehI 70 mAkD, Bernarlston Mass. Board inciniinp
~ Expenses is furnished private families ana
per week. ~ 'eis' az SD
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the JOURNAL OF MEDICAL REvoR,l

valuable infornantou on 's 4i'S1
spernat0rbea- Seminal weakness Til, -,.,.. IT,
anu cure, showing the aufal Effects o. the disease
On AZ otef l'sees Of the sexual Organs fuiI -xpl.s
e--'''s Hii-
Oh Consumption, hat fs4rfal diseasa. On the Tir,-
ttart stalfaeh and skin On Female Complaints On ne
eaIlas schools q Nciiciaes. On The aass II Treatns1
nov ffsetcet o. ne False Treatment Of Dis.lses n,
te various slce1i urabgrS. On the Physiology a. Va
mage % me Common ssnse % Mclcius on Diet ~
e,sslses ana Ahigtion- Hos the Physician shaRii ~
l.- . PREVENT tre-naucT.- Auf many other tbfu-r
stND foa IT. Iis Journal should he in fhs hsB.is-f -
one = Russell u D A II, Chief Physfeian : ) Mo-
To al who apFiy By letter. with fan d ..ri..i,7 -
:, ~, toms cf dsze any kiri "a bsrs+s u
~ = 80 aas's iree Of charge, sl b given ~ a.
pm - sAFfeS re Urn 7oz,azrl
pEx ns-1 kUsS Eli.
IE5aKrr,, Nes Vera
Hu
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nj Ew HAVEN AND NORTHAMPTON RAILROAD
~ On and afte Monday June3, 1851 Trans will run as
follows
Leave Northampton 20 Mail snd Passenger Train
for New Haven aud New York nos a, Accommodation
for New Haven and New Yors $50 m, Accommodation
Train for WestGeld.
Leave New Haven for Northampton, Accommodation at
go connecting with train Conn. River Il. X. for
the North As p. M. Mail and Passenger, arrival OF
l25 train from New York, connecting at Westfeld
direct for Albany and the West
Leave WeStfeld Is p. for Northampton arrival of
train from Albany
Connections at Northampton with Conn River II. R at
Westfed Western Railroad at planyie Providence Hart
ford and Fishkl r. Il, at New Haven with New York and
New Haven r. r.; New Haven, New London and Stsnning
ton Il. r. and New Haven Hartford and Springfield r. X.
Tickets SOLD and baggage checked all principal points
West.
Freight forwarded with equal dispatch by Express
CHAS. N. YEASlANS, sup't
Westhed, June !, 1851. "a
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E@ GD GJ yE- EE
The Morning Train win leave windsorat 10, A. Nj
teonnectng with trains from Montreal and Ogdensburgh
C!aremont at a. and Charestown at Is A. NJ connee
tinga Bellows Falls with Cheshire Raroadfor Boston,
Lowell Worcester and with Vermont Valley railroad
for Springfield arriving at New York at 4sb NJ.
The Mail Train will leave Windsor at 1855 p NJ for
arrival OF Trains from Montreal Ogdeusburgh Barton and
Litteton, Claremont at l6 and Charestown l55
NJ connecting at Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad for
Boston, Worcester, &e also with Vermont Valley Railroad
for Springfield &c arriving at New York at IL TO- p M
and with Rutland and Burlington railroad.
rsN GD mz -E- REQ
TheMail Train leave BELOW Falls %. Chare
town IL A. claremon tat Lisp Nj connectinp Wind
sor with w Central kairoad for Montpelier Darlington
Rouse e Point Montreal .ogdensburgh &e.andatWhit,
River junction with Pasump alroa for ells River
Liteton, ST. Johnsbury Barton, and the White Noun
taius.
The Evening Train willleave Bellows Falls At AS ION
arrival Of trains from Boston and New York
at b. and Caremont at 649. p NJ connecting at Wind
sor with Vermont Central railroad for Montpelier Burng
ton keuso's Point Montreal, 0gdsnsbuTgh, Sc
EDWARD THOMPSON, sup't.
charlstown n II. Dee 10 1850. q