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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-11-13

STILL Observation-Disclosures the hare
times and high prices, the sale of the Chemical
use it, and every successful housewife tells her
neighbor, and when her neighbor tries it she
tells another, and thus its fame spreads until it
ifhard to tell where it will stop. 9
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-11-13
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REPORTED ny KlssLER Il RiEHI-
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-11-13

HOME LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, New
York, offers the most liberal advantages to
parties desiring to etftc insurance.
Rev. EDW'D EGGLESTON,
st. Paul, State Agent for Minnesota
sep9-d &W-Wed-3m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
Hattie &C Hanovor, Pa.

PHILADELPHIA, July 3.-The Press has th,
following fsom Columbia, Pa. Julv Let: The
oh New York, Let VsrmoLs, let Virginia, ano
18Th Pennsy,vsnia cavalry regimen Q, left Fred
erick Saturday and moved forward 60 Hanover
They arrived there Tuesday morning, when
they were charged on In the tear BY Stua,t's
rebel cavslry, abou, elk thousand strong. The
national forces numbered eighteen. hundred.
Tne battle commenced at nine in the morn
log and continued until seven la the evening
The contest was q succession of charges, re-
chsrges, advances and repulses. Our troops
fought with desperate triumph. We captured
all the Lat Scuth Carolina regiment except
thirteen. The rebels, took abou, sixty priso-
nsr,. One plece Of artillery belonging 10 the
Let South Carolina Is among the trophies.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
che Obio 5talt1te!,s'',titr,a i !, ii d
.s0nnOr.hsiolIo ssSlisSdlGI.
OUR mo CTO AND SONG.

The Democrats are plenty 10 every State,
The Star spangisa Banner they never VIII forsske;
ghs Unions our motto, AMI Liberty onr song
For The soonstitution We are marching along. abs
...s ,croRus. ~. VI ntA
Marching along, we are marching along; : $40
eird on the arpor and be marching alopgi
vahandishams our leader, he's gallant and strong
hor inc oonsutution We are marching alongl
.H tJI fs Tfi % is1.l' 'g Tllt 80 rsi'lt
The cause Of our country ye know to be right,
sor this we are willing and ready to asht; szsg
our cause the right negths Lsiguss In the wrong;
Bound for the Union al We are marching alonsi, |
Misunderstanding along, etc. ;
Our hOfassas'li protecsf our rights ven defend;
In this We are sure that God is our friend,
Though the League call Us traitors and some did srse,,
And now at the bsllotbox ve call for redress.
cnoLUs '--MarohIns along, etc. nt :. d.
Opposed ID dlsunlou sre We TO man;
Vppoied to JeR. Davis uEdaunted We stand;
onna.AA .~ --FPsus.iv0 Oh speech and Of press;
Opposed to dsspotism and illegal arrests.
s oHoRUs.- --Marching along, etc.
.inL t'g : I - ) ~ a..EF.
washington, Jack'on, Jefferson and CLAY,
webster and Douglas, have marked out the way;
The way ID for white msn and for white men alone.
NOT Tor that negro equality Abraham has shown.
cHoRus.--MarohinG along, etc.
Now are the hours Of darkness and gloom /
Tne war drums are beating our march 10 the tombs;
For party ambition and sectional strife
As sweeping before II, Law. gospel and life.
oHoRus.--hlarchng along, etc. p l
Our leader Is arrested, and carried away
From home, wife and children, In Dixie to stay;
we ask his return to Ohio again,
Al one who d " Hing our rights to maintain.
Chorus --Msrchipg along, sto.
Valiandlshan's faithful, fearless and bold
Our esuse to sustain and our flag 10 uphold.
He never deserted when trials had come,
Though illegally arrested and to N from bis home.
CHORUS. s.--Marchlng along sto.
Brave 'on Of Ohio, we han thy return
The people demand II, and seavsn SAYS, come
The union's our motto, and Liberty our song
For the oonsttutIon We a,e marching aloaRi
cHOAus -Marching along, stc, ,..F ,.- ao
HFw ALEXANDRIA, Jefferson o.. Ohio ..'.a'.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
A moment and its FIRE will scatter the Amer

A moment and its FIRE will scatter the Amor.
10 "a soldiers In the dust
Even a. the brave Mexican bends near the
cannon, the dark charger, with one tremendous
leap. 70 there, and the sword Of May is circling
over his head,
"YIoidt" shouted the voice which only a
few %inutes ago, when rushing to death, said
The Mexican beheld the gallant form before
him, and handed Captain May his sword.
"9eneral Ls Vega 10 prlsoner /! !" he said,
and stood With folded arms, amid the corses of
bis mangled soldiers. 49,
You may see May deliver bis prisoner into
the charge Of the brave Lieutenant Stephens,
who, when Inge fell, dashed bravely on.
Then wouldy you look for May once more, gaze
through that wall of bayouets, beneath that
gloomy cloud, and beholi him crashing Int, the
whirlpool Of the fight, his long hair, bis sweep
ing beard. and sword that never for an instant
stays its lightning career, making him look
like the embodied demon Of this bsttle day.
10 the rear of the battle, behind the picture,
where May dashed like thundeSbolt from his
side, General Taylor, In bis familiar Drown coat,
still RENAME. Nsat him, gazing on the bIt,le
with Interest keen as bis oWn, ~ tae stout form, J,
the stern visage Of his b.other soldier TWiggs
They have followed with FISHING eyes the
oourae of May-they have seen him charge,
and seen his men and horses hurled back In
sneir blood, while still he thundefed on. A,
this moment the brave La Vega s led into the
p esence Of Taylor, bis arms folded over his
nreiss, his eyes fxei upon the ground.
As the noble-hearsed General expresses his
sorrow that the captive's fate has fallen on one
90 biaVe, as In obedience to the command OF
Twiggs, the soldiers, arranged in battle order,
salute the prisoner with presented arms, there
comesrushing 10 the scene the form Of May,
mounted on his we'll known charger. =
"General, You told me 70 silence that bat
tery--I have done it."
H. placed in In the hapd' Of z'charS Taylor,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
Eagle Drug Store.

THE sNRERsIGNEO D ~ EREBK RE-
ePEorFULLY notifies the public that the we'll
known Easle Dug Store (corner OF Hign and Rich
streets), ioruerly kert BY his decea ed brother,
ksrnst schueller, was sJd ty order OF the Probate
court OF ankiia county, o., and va purchased By
bin, and that tho buiihea Will be finued hs 40.
count, under the mana, euent Of lis son inlay o.
Dsls s 9, ,hsoidrstsEa and under the old nrm OF
ID. DEL $ wiIrpromptiy ard carefully conpcuod
prescrp ions aud be gAdo wait bot only 90 all the
msr friends OF the said Ernst ohuele bat also Oh a.
mApy nfW ou'tomefs may favor the busbssg; and The
nbdeys Gnsa sha try n up the good ane Of the
bus ness By having on hind y the bef at ole,
KEEP! IN Dug S'oe and hopes thereby 20 "a sly The
AUGUSTUS J. sUHUELLER,
n.,-,o Druggist.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
Of Ricbmoud, which place he left last week,
were much frightened, fearing an attack, and
the .eitlzsns Hafe heiag armed -.
NfW Y6ak, Juiy 3 The HeraId,s wasbIo

New Y6Rk, Juiy The HeraIds Washing
ton epecial states: Approximations are enter
tained that Lees army, may take line of re-
treat from Maryland and reach Washington
be ore the Union army. Great confidence is
expressed To- General Meade. It 10 hoped be
will be able to .strike the rebel army on the
aaOk and destroy IL before it can, possibly re-
treat -.ti 2 z fo'i
Pleasanton. intercepted q force of StuarG's
cavalry, and captured all the supplies seized by
bim in the recEnt raid In this vioipIty
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
movements Of ,ne Army Or ,he Po,o-
t4taa trft ny. mae. d <. ~ -f-,s1

WAsHNoros, July Letters Of to.dsy's
6a:e have been received from the Army Of the
Potomac, In which the following facts ere
stated: Oar last movements have been chatso.
terixed oy marked willingness en- the part Of
eoldiers 70 unoergo suy fatigue within the
bounds OF human endurance.
The rebels recently sent only email scout.
Ing or recruiting pafsy 70 the Vicinity Of Fred
erick. There 10 no force Of the enemy between
thas city and HagsrsioWn. l'' - W
/. A portion o. our iorces surrounded Emmits.
ourg Monday and captured, without coLfct, .
battery, the only rebel force there.
tsn S.ahi was relieved from bis cavalry
Command By Gen. Hooker on Sunday, and Gen.
kipasiick appointed 10 his place.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03

MAJ sD-tKNIrTIse MAuHlNR)-farmsr,
w voluntssn and Others, TO know that their 'swo.
Aikens oelsbrsied KL'pins Machines. II viii earn i,I
cost In thirty da,s Ptloa, complete ESQ. Wslrht e
pounap Freight from 80 osnn 10 q 50. eeua Ion oir
'4s' AS 'na VS. '.1'p'iii .1 ELEiSE lao ;'e q aRANsoN,
~ Qensni Aeontr,
apgilalvSdly 40 Laks street, chiesgo, III.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
Rebels Gross th- Potomac at sbarn..
burg-Occupy WesIminster.

- wohsMhhstok'
New YoRK, July 2 The Herald has the fol
lowing from Headquarters Amy Of the Poto-
mac, Jolly Lets Reports from Shsrp.burg state
large force Of rebels crossed the Potomac Al
that point during the last lev days, and pushed
on toward Bconesooro South Mountain re-
mains In possession Of the rebels. Immepss
trains of supplies were sent by the rebels into
the Shenandoah valley. OH -1 .'f3
The rebels occupied Westminster yesterdsy
The Home Guard offered resistance, aud lost I
number of men. .rili & 4 gsF17Jt
Sergeant Clyne, 81 Indiana Cavalry, will
nine men, made dash into Hagers,own, cap
turing Q vaiu 'ble rebel mail and eleven prison.
ers., The lstsers were Of great import tsnce, an,
furnished much desiratls Inform 4.ioa.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
AGENCY
OF TEE
.. s. "5-20" YEAR LOAN.

TNHRsE Bonds bsar Six per Gent. Interest, payable
i IN Gold semi iannually. We supply them In All
denominations. OF Par interest commencing 70 the pur-
chaser upon depodting the money with us. V brNl7
The privilege Of inbacrbing to this Loan Will cease
july J. 1863. ,iI =. .lf.- f-ssssF "a, ls =. f,l9l'
oIdsn should, therefore, be sent In with Mt dslas. &
LlvEAmORE, OLEWs & CO.,
Bankers, and Agents for q, o. rs 90" Loan,
"a Wall Street, New York.
Gavenment securities Of all description sor sale at
the lowest market rates. ard orders execued for the
purchase and sale, Ct tho BaoKERs, BOARD, Of ali
current securities, Coin, etc., etc,
mayJl dla. II = Tf sWF Fa4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
MANYPENNY 4 MILLER,
uBLIsHFRs AND rRoPRIxroRs,
~ ofdss Nos, 30, 30 and 20, North High :.
TERMS INVARIABLY III ADyANon. 2

Ates. -
Advertisements loaded and placed in the column oi
lSpseiai Noticed" double tss ordinary pdtss =,
All notices required 10 be puhshed By law, isaIratsr
per cent more than tho above fntes but ell suoh vii
'pbear In lhs n'weskly without charge. q '1-lI"'
usnen osF1si not exceedlng ave lines, per saaS In
Ido, v. oU per liner gutsid. co. ~
Notices OF meetinEs chartables ocises Ais companies
stsancs The rule will not DO varied from.
weekly same price the Daily, whore the advertise,
the Weekly alone. Where ne Daily and weeks
81 tho rates of the Daily flI, .
No siv-,'''sps"' taken except fos dsnnits period
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
Battle between Lonassreet and HiII
and Heynoids ana nIcAde-Reynoidi di
mS tally WOundud

GErrT. pUsa. Pa, July LA heavy engage.
mens has beop going on since nine O'Clock ihil
morning between the rebels under Lopes.ree
and Hill, and the lat and illh corps under Gen
erals Reynolds and Meade. Tho locality is be
yeod Gettysburg, On the ChAmbsrsbnfg pike =
Poitioug Sstae fight have been very severe, ant
attended Hi1h heavy loss. Thus far the enem N,
has been SUCCESSFULLY resIstsd By the two corpI
mentioned and the 81 and 18th are now cominI
up. rF on o155 ITS
Msi -Gsn. Reynolds was mortally lSounied
and has since died . ~. : - :
BALTIMORE, July 2.-Nathins from Ge.tys.
burg sodiuonal TO iha, contained in spto Al
to the New York Times sent tils morning
Gen. Reynsld' fell moft.lly wounded in ID,
d ,hs near Gettysburg. He has arrived in thu
CITY.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.
w OoD & p e r o r,
Il3I RIDGE AVENUE. ~
m PHILADELPHIA, Pa,

sss ps %0 ia n
ETY. OF IRON RAlL1HGs for GENE ERIEs, REsl-
ORNoe.. etc.. Of WrouEht and cart Iron. and aAL-
VaNIZED IRON and BkAss TUBING; I 1ON vR-
P0UNT AIMS, ca Bs.lo0LUMNs. HIroHING
P0sre, LAMP Stands, vAsks, TABLE, FLOW
% STANDS, s0fA5, CHAIRS, srArUakY, AMI
MAILS, and all other Iron Work OF Decorative cbar-
scter. Designs forwarded for selection. Persons ap
plying for came, will please state the kind Of work
needed.
msy3i-d9m Haf4UnA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
FALL ELECTION.
COUNTY COMM ,ssIoNER.

EptToR OHIO eTATrsMAN:
Please announce the name Of JoHN Oooas. JR.,
Truro township. as candi Tor tho oce Of County
Commissioner. subject TO the decaion OF the Democracy
OF franklin county, and oblge
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
AUDITOR.
EDITOR BTArRsMAN:

BDIT0R WATERMAN
Please snnounae the name Of sAMUIL I. MoooY as
oandidAte Tor county Auoitor subject 10 the decsiot
u ,he Democra Ito convention.
Mr. mccoy 10 thoroughly acquainted with account
ard account books and would discharge the duties oi
the once with ability.
ri MANY DEMOCRATS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
r. Q. LIGHTE e. 90.
\ Late Lish.s q Brsdburys),
Piano Forte Manufacturers,
.514sl BRoOmE A.,1rE w YOaK,u
.s.. "a BLOCK m Aar m RRoAow.v

ssi siyGT "a BLOCK EAST OF BRO oaDwAY.
MR.F Q, LIeHTE, the original founder Of this we'll
AVA known Est sblIshmtnt, Ssator Partner, and only
Pract'cdl Piano Forte Xakw Of the late erm OF
'Lghte & BradOags" having retained bis Two Thirds
interest In the whole business stocE. Materials etc and
sole Propristonhip in bis Valsabs Patents Incu.
,ive Of hi. celebrated PATENT INSULACED IRoN
FRAME. 10 the only who Gao make the SUI EkIoR
PIANO foRTEs for which this house has been so popp
lar. UpAll infrirgements his rights VIII be prose.
cuted according to Law. 'tN
UAn Risno Rortss from this napuiactory are Wal.
rantsd r'e:t in every re pect for ave years. .-.
Liberal terms TO dealers, j oj J.5- ..f
Sd .l~ss g5 +. O. LIGHTE q Co.,
42l Brooms st., NEW Y06K.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
AUMDRTRR.
DIR. ROBERT THOMPsONa
3 Surgeon and Physician

oSrlcn Hlea sTarHE NoRra os BsoAp No, iB,.s
Residence No. Is. Southwest Corner Of Fson
-saR h, and Gay sstesa. l. . r
NJ TDr.T., ne heresessru, sreass alia
diseases Of aho Eye.
ooianbas, Mag %. 1862 -d&Wtf,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
REPRESENTATIVE.

EDITOR bTATE1hAN;
please announOs the name OF JOHN q. YDwxRDs Of
Madison township, a. candidate for Represen alive
from Franklin county, subject to the decision Of the
Democracy at their County CONVENTION, and obge
DEMOCRATS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
RptroR o. TEE sTAr1mAN,

Please oanos. in the Itstesman, the name Of Apm
q. hIBB, Of Jaokson town,hip, candidate for Rep
esentave In the Legila u subject to the decision Of
the Democratic county convention.
Mr.. btos 10 an OLD oEen, and would make an ex-
cesnt kepreen ative for be people Of Rfans iin
with this request. let -
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-04
Cheshire Railroad.

g UMMER ARRANGEMENT.--On aud after MONDAY
- May 26 1862, Trains will run follows
MOVING EAST--Ieave
Bellows Falls at 30 A NJ. and So P NJ Keene at 20
A. NJ and 65 P M-and arrive at fchhurg at ii 40 NJ
aud 452 NJ; Boston at 80 and 80 P. NJ Worcester
at 90 and I. 90 PM.
MOVING wEST.-Leave
Foston at 30 A NJ. and 90 p. NJ Fi.chburgh Mt As
A. NJ and $50 p. NJ. KeeDe, II IS A. NJ and s Is p NJ
and arrive at Bellows Falls at 1920 A. VI. and 9l5 p NJ
Windsor 12h A. NJ. and l015 P. NJ; Rutland 400 4 N
and las P NJ; burlington 6 90 P. NJ -
TiaiHs Connect as follotes: H...
Up trains at BellowsFalls with RUTLAND & BURLINGTON
RAILROAD for Rutland, Burlington, Montreal og,iep.
ough Albany, Troy, Saratoga Springs Schenectady and
ne west No change Of betweeu Boston and Rutland
6y either train Lodge at Rutland arriving at Burlington
300 next morning. &c
, Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD, for Windsor White
mVer Junction, burlington. Ogdensburg. Montreal, st
Johnsoury, &c, via. VT. CENTRAL, PASSUMrsIC and
NhhMoNT CANADA ROADS, &c Both trains max.
ulrect connection via VT. CENTRAL r. r. for all point.
the last train up running direct through to Windsor
H. junction and burlington by night train over VT O.
H. Is" arriving at Burlington 20 next morning &c.
Dorm Trains Connect at Fitc4bulgh
with Trains of ftchburgh Worcester r. for Worcester
Norwch providence and New York City.
Anu at ufoton junction with trains of Worcester Nash
~ LOT Nashua aud Concord and with Trains of stony
BROOK H. X for Lowell, Lawrence &c.
A CHAPLIN Superintendent,
STEWART, Gen. Ticket Agt.
euperintendent's Office. keene N H., May % 1862
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-04

EsTlAOSIALs.
Il regard Mr.. Eddy the D,os cap, od ,yc,es
nj practitioners with whom have had official Intercourse
CHARLES MASON, Commissioner of Patents
" have no hesitation in assuring that they can
not employ person competent aud ,rnst,ce,t ana
more capable of putting their applications form to Sc
cure for them early and favorable consideration at thu
Patent ohics' EDMUND BURKE
Late Commissioner of Patents.
Mr. u. II Eddy has made for THIRTEEN applca
tons on all but one OF which patents been granted
and that Is noV pending Such nnistakabe proof great
talent and ability his part leads recommend TO ali
inventors to apply TO him procure then patents as they
may be OF having the faithful attention bestowed
on their cases, and at very reasonable charges,
E#. ft JOHN TAGGART.
During eight months, the subscriber in course
large practice made cice rejected applications SIXTEEN
APPEALS, EVERY ONE Of which decided in his faror
by the Commissioner OF Patents X. IL. EDDY.
Boston. Dec 10. 1862. h11v
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-04
Important to the Afflicted

DR DOW continues 10 be consulted at his 4
~ Nos and Endieott Street, Boston, on all dis,.
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE
by long course Of study and practical experene,
limited extent DR. d. has the qualification Of pn
the unfortunate with remedies that have never ~
irst introduced them, failed to cure the most aar
SEES Of
GoNoRRIIgA and SYPHILIS,
Beneath his treatment, all the horrors of yeper. a
pure blood, lmpoteney, Serufula, Gonorrhaa Usss
anu distress In the regions OF procresion Ingam,s
the Bladder and Kidneys, HIS droeela, Abeesse. NJ
irghtui swengs, add the long train Of horrible
attending tiis clas OF diseases, are made to In
harmless as the simplest ailings of child.
f SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
DR.. D. derotes great part Of his time to the TN
OF those cases caused BY secret aud solitary hs9
ruins the body and mind. uniting the unfortupa,
uai for business or society Some of the sad an
ehoiy effects produced by early habits of youth 4
ness OF the Back and Limbs, Dizziness the Heads
OF sight, Palpitation Of the heart Dyspepsia Nervn
arrangement of the digestive functions, S,motopsa
sumption, &c. The fear al effects on the MIND al
be dreaded loss of memory. confusion Of ideas ~
OF spirits evil forebodhgs aversion Of society
timides, &c, are among the evils produced sush 4
should, before contemplating matrimony consult.
can OF experience, and be at once restored 10 bas
happiness -
Patients who wish to remain under DR. Dov.s TN \
lew ttys or weeks, will be furnished With uieass
ana charges for board moderate Medicines sent ~
oil the country, with full directions for use on r
serPtion Of your DR. Dow has lsn far sais ~ n
IaPottes, warran ted the best Preventative OSer b,
- d reu stump l6ls
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-04
VT. Central 4 Sullivan Railroads
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing June Goth, 1868.

Commencing June Goth, 1868.
TRAINS GOING SoUTH EAsrNail train leaves Rouse
Point at 10 n Burlington at Ills A. NJ, connecting
ut White River Junction and at Bellows Falls with trains
road for Springfield and New York arriving New York
lois PM sf : 'lI0
Dry EXPRESS TRAIN leaves ogdensburgb, at 8 80 A. NJ
Montreal at 500 A. NJ, Rouses Point at Sis A NJ for
Boston. .ss H....a. ?.
NIGHr EMPRESS leaves Oglensburgh at 1915 p NJ Mon.
in Boston at $40 A. H. connecting Fellows Falls with
Cheshire Railroad for Boston and Worcester with YER
mont Valley Railroad for Springfield, New Haven
irving in New York at 20 p NJ, E-T
#a TRAINS AND WEST.
Day Express Train leaves Boston at 6 90 A. NJ White
River Junction at IL Is r. H. burlington at 20 p NJ for
ogdcnsburg Chicago the West making close con
Mail train leaves Boston at 80 NJ via Lowell, Law
renee or fchburgh Leaves Springfield at 80 NJ, Bel
lows Falls at ~ 20 r. NJ for St. Johnsbury Itteton
burlington, &C.; arriving at Montreal at 1870 PM and
0gdensburg at $50 A. NJ.
NGHr ExPREss TRAIN leaves Bellows Falls at 9l5 p. NJ
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley Railroad leaving
New York at 90 and from Cheshire Railroad ieav-
ing Boston at 400 P M connecting at White River
ton with traa leaving Boston at $50 NJ via Lowell or
AZ 10 r via lawrence Leave White River Junction
IS P NJ. arriving at Burlington at 4b0A A. NJ Rouse's
Point at sos A. arrive Montreal at 900 A. NJ and
ogdensburgh at IL 10 A. Both the Mail Trains and
the Day Express Trains White River Junction
with Passumpsc ioad for and from Boston and the White
Mountains
Mail Train north from Sullivan Road connects at White
River junction without delay with express train for Concord
and Manchester.
Sleeping attached both night express trains
running between Rouse's Point and Boston.
Through tickets for Chicago aud the West for sale
principal stations. @ MERRILL Supt
st. Abans Vt June 90 1853. %