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Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-01
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 $ LsrenssEIn. Ilsrins He lzpe e stsrs has beee a>thins het mud. mud dsaspsl, through : eut our:ssree.s. and t h4s been salnest inpos- ssbls is srevsl ih ssy dirselisn but on Tnesd.y uisht real old tashiensi snow storm set ia. and continued tErough the day wednesday. cleating up just before night.
 The iteshodir< speihren xsrs tos hays | ;. uaich meeiiag' on New Yesrss Ere. is vatcl, out the old and 'in the Nen Ysars Ws have not heard rhslLer # sas foss spo9ed .og aOs, sAdtiws. dp kaas iha, in tho Ekourrxn 0r1IcE wc were compelled 10 print the old year o.. and tho New Tear in. . -.. :
 The Ball as the Mansion House. aavertis scd to come of on New Year's Eve, has been postponed till.Friday evsying of this week Twill Dc good sleishins. so turn out boys and girls. Music bI Roberts Band
 The par;shioners of the Rev. Mr. yinten are 10 mako him Donation Visit this fxex. Ysar'sl aflsrnson and eseaing gsepuhiic are. invited.
 The Masonic Fnatepaity, te the nusabsr of about forty, me, al the Mansion House. on Sat nrday night, asd had . good Ssppsr and q good rim. geserH,ly- Those nh5 got . ghl g. he table were more than aver salisard that Kinney eea keep I. Ha.sl- T
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-01
EARM FOR SAIE.

SEsHE Fnsmssf hs late Andnw aks. E.a. c.lssistine If 2s0 Ac,cs. suitably divided 'n'" rio V. meadow aId wood and viih thtst tNeiiips l.ni'.s ii,.r ia,it. aid .tIp stt. xe'ss he'e !, an "!uidahce 'f Emit Tnes aip.s. pear and ea.h The Fasn, 1, ip es. -cci ,lfsirai,le s- " - largo Isitiop of the purchase money can s,ain for yssrs. witL ths annual puyment sf :" ,,,, ,nose who wi,h {" make money by farm. "s this Is a rare "pp"rt6pity.
 Rls HARD sMlTH. Execntor.
 CAhqfINE AXE, Ex.eusrix
 sharon. D.c. SOih. Ist2 a-.,s
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-01
Fsa TIE ExouIsEl

ee~-> Ina period of great National peril like the present. it Is natural that lhs common people who have no aspirations fur office themselves. pst sho mnst eyer bear ths largest share of the public bariens, should call fur the wisest. tn. most experienced anl the best ofstAeir fellow citizens to come forward and ,aks tts pusitions of office and influence.
 In times of pa',lic tranquility men of little sxperipIlcs and of moderate abilities. can f!l laast of the offices to ths acceptance of the masses. But now is the tiins. to bring ont our truly great men, if any We have ]; such me. as ilsn. Charles Havley as Stamford. in Fairfield County. It capaot hs doahtsa that if air. lIawley were put ip n.mination for Congress ,y tks reaple of the 4th District he would bs elected. Hs is we'll kn*rp to be Il gentleman If the ighess order of st,i:ity, of perfect ists. ,ity, aud of the noss unqueslioaed patriotism. His age, his virtues. aud his talents cumaend him strongly to the people.
 EG- Our correspondent pretfy slrossly re. ,mnentls Hon. Charles IIawfsy, of Stamfor,l, x q person eniacn,ly IL |, represent ,h. Dis -srist in Congress. W~s have no personal ac luain,a,see with Mr uawlvy hat understand sha. he is distpesai shed lawyer. st the pre1ra' aiu,e engaged in vesY lahorieas and Iseraaiv- eraciics in Faiafeld County. aaa il asaat g years of aga.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-01

IIARrkns NxG.zIsK for s1arnsrs tes Teen rs .cived bg us lis contents are: Californian ia Iceland ilIastrssed i; Alsns; Cards and Die :: illustrated; \ Lost L9vv, it's Rssarrectioa; Past anil Present; Ill in tho slsy Illustrated ;rnhe roses; The Leasae.sf States q continuation q R4mnla; carisIe's Table Talk Mistress and Maid. IIopseheld Story. conciudrsl The De psrture Of the swnIIows The Revolving Tow, CT and it's Inventor The Small House at Al lington &c. For sale by Patton, Waterbury.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-01


 sEc When said votes shalI bsss bses counted. ail the baiiets cast. tugetheg yith zthe ye IF list checked afsressi4 shall be seatsd ID D, the so.nmandi4g officer. asI se by flln E.rtn ws.h trusittsd lsy niii L, the s%crstiy gf ss.ts a.s Hasti.'fd and sid commanding sficsl skail :.iso make out and certify dsplicats refnfns of i.ie vos-s gise., aecoriln. t. the f.sns herelnaf CT prescribed seal up and fortbxlih transmit ti same by sspafits malls, to the secretary sf 5 ai,.- al Hartforsi
 SE;. l0 the form If returns of votes to be .l,ad bs said commanding .iicers to thu secre- fary of state shall De as follows VIZ: R turn sf sodiers votes is the f,er,s insert the
 Feslnents detachment, battalion. ssuadrou
 or battsry
 hereby certify that on the 1st MondaY Of April, Alb 1863, the electors beiosginy to :he there insert the regiment, detaehmen1. batlal loi, squadron or Iattery,) cast the following number of votes respectively fsr the several irso,,s hereinafter slated, for the offices desis mated, viz
 For Gocernor l Numl,er of vn,as f.r
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-01
DIED.

In Li'ehteid Dec. l2sh Ra,,y wife of Mo.e s..teers. aged 1.
 la EliswSfias. .of Dipih heria Dec, Iiih. Jul. aged U years: Dec 25sa Mstsa aged IT years .iausnters oi SAmusl J. Hooixaed.
 ii Neat Ellsworth Sociesy.l sf eoasa.apfiof Mfra Sk'I aged -i years. iaushier of lie fat. Luslsrr Skiff
 1" Morris. Dec. 2l. George H. Daley aged years
 A, heus. lg the ,epe sf a blessed imm srtsls y. Jenatsl C.. wife ;, S.ausi C. Esaa. axAl
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-01

S9W.A.Nsrion has disposed of his intersss in the DSshury JeHcrsonian. and Mr. B. F. Ashley tuccseis hin. The pspsr will adyoea,e ths same principles as heretofore, and the relir- ,ng editof assures the public that it will be chAerterizrd by lifs, energy. ability and hon ssty. Success go with tn. new e,iitor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-01

SaLfsasas.-sfifty shssps have just besn killed in that toHn hy dogs belonging to un known or irresponsible parties The dssiruc Htion of shsep from this source for seseral years past in that town has been 90 srea. tha, some ot the farmers there. even whose leading bus iness is the rearing of sheep and wool growing eontenplate abandonment. It is said that even the surviving sheep of flock where DOT iian have been kIl.edb by dogs often become 70 frighsened that for year or more they remain so wild and iimorous that they will remain in places of soneeaIment much to their injury as regards thrift. growth. &e.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-01

a6rA Uaion Mass eoasentios.i is called to meet at Nev Haven, os the sts sf January. ts rpn inatc sandi1asss for State Officers. The callis issssd hy Inc Sssta Committee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-01

r<sa. We have received fram Espi. N s. ls..arkley 18th Regiment. c. Y. copy Of the New Orlesns Bslu If Dec. 18th, containing an,onr other items oi news. ten. ssilprss | are sell Address to the Army si the Gulf sn.I Gen. Bank. i'roelzIaat;oa 3sa taki.ss coianand
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-01
PUBLIC ACTS. AssED DscEnaEs sEssIos, 1882.
OrrIcE or SxcnErsax UT STATE,

OffiGE or oECKET&Rx UF STATE, Haritord uxg; z6til lsdz.
 PnLlishers oi newslap-ls mils insert III ths.. respeetIs Jon tlis the fnl,lIc Acts uf the lat. sssen u the EeneiaI A sseial,Iy. are ret1u..str.. .n publish said acts i'll leik numerical vrder tex |eept as hs fesi.aitsr iletili5sed a1sl ts comply sirscfiy wtls Iss provisions .. tlls sxl ctl,,.. Gf 2, I Il Act relating to certain Slata ofTise and ts ths iEsasury Dspartneat, being tisfs. nlty secosd sf the Revised Statutes ot this EState
 s Nr Pqblsslissssef all the daily, an,l wpeki, aewspapt In this State are difertpil to cause la 'se prisisd ia their resperfss papers, before h. ner prr.crIbsdia in the act a,sye nr,,iiol,el tlls. 'fsilu uwias pubic act lnumLerpd Chapter xs1l.) tentiffed :. \ n Act m addftiun to an Act estit @ An Act relating to Eieciv $ ;..ui Elreliulis. ?
 J. HANaosD rRUMBsiI.-
 Selre. .sry af State.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-01
MARRIED.

In Warren. Trumbull ca Ohio, Ney. 10, Mr. M Pnmor, to Widow Eyeline Gould, of the former place.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
sat. Halt A CRY FROM WASHINGTON! voLUNTLERs. ATTENTION


 WISEs. Ms.tisrs aud Si<tsis. wlose hi E ht.,.is. SOs,s aui i5railess are scryigg n s.,e Army. raIi,Ui puI isl. fl,if kntp-aeks nsc.sss,. u valuable :.if flssn 4 f.y iss Q II tl,ip,wAx rILac axD tiiN1nssf Tny h .'irc health even hI,sier she esl.sese of S l her < life. , uy za ccits f:.,x SE Fof ...LDlxns SPECIAL N.zlCs.- Ds yonr d.sty t
 y.,nrselves. rF.te ct y.ui Health e !iesd t.s following just scesived nisds l.. fsoln Washington
 WAsnfxoTox. II, c T. HoLL,wAY, M D.
 Dear Sir -I avarl mss sclf of this oppoi tnrit, to sxi.rcss my gratitude fur Jour kinaress h .'si.g % prYn,pf in sslliiug your ssiaabIt, pi ' snd Oiaimeut Hundreds s.f poor sDIdicsf ha vt 1tsn msbie c.,nlsorisbIc and well i.y tae use s' yHs meIcines and they all can testify q, tlnf' issline pswrrsabd fapabiIisy of giving issfat selief h has, within my own DlSeryatlst. ssvs.i many | poor soldier from long si,kn 7, sud much suffcIfng.
 Yours truly.
 D c V,sE. Washington. 2. c November 4th, ls62. 12t ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-01
sAames.
 

For Lis,.tesa,,t Gousr,sor
 Mames.
 For Treasurer.
 Nams.
 For Secretary.
 Nsmsss
 For GomptroHer
 Names. For Mnsbe,- of Goaqress
 Ist G,,.q. Dts.riet.
 Nanss. For Masber Of C,ag,;ess 2ti Go,.g. District
 Names. For Member Of GoRqress 3d Goaq. District.
 Names. F,r M,n,h.r Of Gosares, 4M Gas,q District.
 Na.Res.
 For Senators. Sperif.isg particularly each S.l.itori:.l District for Senators of which voteS are cast and the. names of the persons vu ted fer.
 F.r SA-riT Snscifying n-,ntielIarly each Cnuntv f,r Sheriff of which v..t.s ar, cast and the names of the persons voted for. For bsdge' of Pro5a.e- Speeifvirg particularly each District E,r Jtid ,e. of which votes are cast and the names of the persons voted f,r. For Representatives i,, Mc Gsaeral Assenbfy. Speeifying particularly each rswa for R.nres.n- tatives of which votes are cast and the names of tae persons voted Epr
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-01

State Central Conversion ha,e called Mass ContrnsEsn-
 on Thursday nexrs ss..- -stia of January. to na,n tnate Candidates for State Officers. anu ;,,. sympathy wish tho Union orsaniz ,tion.' are in, vitsd to attend. We cord ally symp.shixe in the Uniap or sanizatioa. or rather ill the cordial Uuiop of ~ aho auppert the Gos.rnmeat in a vigorous prosecution of tho war for the suppress Ioa of the rebellion. For the l.dfppse of effect ing this union, the Republican and Union Ssae sCammiit.es should have united in the call of he Convention 10 nominate State Officers. ard We seq nothing hut discord, and aid and com fort so she opposition, in . hilure to perfect an organization st the loyal electors of the State. We altogether prefer the nomination of State Ticket by Convention of deiegat,s from al the towns in the State. than from a
 Mass Convention, which must mostly Do made up of electors from the neiyhhsrhpod of oae place where the Convention meets. Last sear, " knos this method worked well. and t may Asain, but we have our fears l; aud we hups thers will De some hesitancy in foreziallins the action vf she Republicans. before T.rke. is nominatcd next Thursday.
 As luis Mass convention is open to all Uniou men. there < 10 necessity ef .ppoint,ns special | :legases 10 1t, but any EitehEeld Counsy ele,- tors whq may De inclined to attend, will he Ger aially welsopei, aud xe hope U see solae thsre. from Ill our towns.
 The insatrrx af the Ranks exnedisien is n.w entirely clsased uP: By the slrissI of lke steansl,ips Roonsks and Isienae, the frat from New Oslesss on tho 18th and the ss.s nd on the 18th inst.ws learn of iss .Irval ut thats ctr, xhere Sen. Banks han established his keailuuarfers as Commander cf Inc Department If the Ge!f Gen, Butler being s.psrzsied by ll.n Ths frst duty assigne.l u Gsp Banks is the opening of tho Aissis.ipri in eosiansiionl with tho expe.lisisu going down tho rissr finsn Uaisp. .r:d slready portion u ha fuscsa had xons to Baton Rouge and taken posssssion U sbat s,sy and prsisrAsioas wsrs bsiaE made Ios11 aa eltsck on ths rv,el forti6catisna at Pors Hudson, 6ft~ers miles above unless, inased iks ret<ls hsd alreudy svsssstsd thss psins TIT VI sanorsd h Nsn 0rleans when ths ID report xss sIso h eircuIatioa m sslz lIpen svses.txd but this !.
 1ks Y.sdsIbils AIp Arsel, yhish F. rised T pV M '< eH PtnrIsv ais sls. oa sr sdlHanl slII'. xss e4I|ls by the ,,i ss,e 1atasee Fl m inst ilsaF ea.t eaf os6. 6hs 91 5isk4ilsd 1al'| t1s Iozk Isss siId m nl|pNslI n rp on AsF voyzss .l6<x s1siak nm bQnll b ske sps1 q zz2 |oQ. sk1k.d IT bSild Aaaality T sfals m ISs S 1Iiiio. x1icb Nns s|k1ls Dnl l7 lts l
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-01

DsspatsAss frem Cairo state that os.lers have b.ea given fnr our forces to eyac,,sts Island No. lo to sfiks the gans t.rre. and blow up the magazines. Information has also beea re- esiysd that trains are running on the railroad betxesn Jackson and Trenton, and that two thousand of osr troops are at the latter place. It wss umorsa that General Grunts army has faIlrr Lsek aeross tks TallahatcAis river.
 Several of tks torpsdses planted by the reb.ls =ra the Yazoo river, Mi.sl.sippi. verr secured hy m exs-dition which vent up the river on tie t2. They proved 10 b. denijahns of consider able size. islei with powder and projee.iles oi varioua kinds. and stopped so IS to be impel- sious to water. The whole coacsrn sets in a rusle csatrivance resembling a box. The Con trivancs is then carri.d inta mid channel aid drpbsitsd. 4 stout cord or lnesis run ashore t, the hsak and made fast ta secure it while U wire leads away to the opposite hask, oyer the !vyss sud t. convenient position. away from danger and with gsod line of retreat. whence ths thing is worked.
 Asnfher demonstration on the Louisville and Nashville railsos.s haslbeen made ny thegarr- illa Josa N.sgan. He entered Glasgow n "Wednesday with force of three tlousaad ca.- airy He was opposed by thre. companies of sse seeana Michigan cavalry, but the later taily fell back to Munssnisvils On 'rhars- day the rsbels. who had advanced to Bear Wal low, near Cane City, were attacked by force of our troops and driven off after .lamasing the -.-sis..al :. tn sone extent at Glasgow Junction. S'versl rehels EssS capsa.--aaurinr in. st;r.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-01

sIterfe eoeute, uc lsuistana feDei, lateiy " leassd from Fort Lafayette. was dinei and wined hy some of the secession democracy in New York, and an ex member af Congress, ia ! sp ech of cong atula,ian. said :. hs was praad to meet Il citizen of the Confederate States OF neutral ground IT
 Twenty fse hundred rebel cayeiry. with six pieces of artillery. under command of Fitxhaeh Lee. attacked eur forces st Dnmfriss onssatu,. .lay afternoon. and slier | brick fight sf somr three kours wers reraIsel and r.trsa..d toward Wsrrrnton. our cavalry in pursuit. Osr less was slizht t < believed that the rea.is sunseAaeasiy sncoun.ers.l portion of Gen Slacna comu,and at Wnlf River. as cann.n. nding was h.arsl in that direciian. ". also have ranior that the rebels surprised party of our cavalry at Qccnqasn. this side q Dun. fries. aud captured seseral supply waeans.
 The change ia Gspnandsrs ip shs Depart ment-which hy the wal. nov includes rcxrss- ei sossas csestea considerable excitement i.l Nevv0aesns. Gen. Butler had appointed 2 day for the reception ef hiss fsie.,sa. and was expected to leave for New Fork on Tuesday. the ssa inst. on bssri the Nsrts S.ar.
 \ vessel from Trinidad rrnorts that ths Cor tesIeTaie schooner Reisiialsisn lsn the blockade at Wilmington, Noy a1. and sarirsa .t S. Tkomas Dec [. shr had 3so bhls. elsriis tar pentiae. ltl0 bals. cslton. 100 lbls. rpsiu. She had errw of fifteen nrl. uiiA ssrree guns ia the hold, and vas allowed to enter ia the. Gut toms tue sane as aay cshsr sessea.
 The Bssaria. ail.d iton New york, Sat u-sisy. wah 10 raa,sne,ss ar.l slsGoaa iu Ispr- cie. Tho Eiinburg sith 70 pssssazsrs and l4a 100 in speeis.
 There asr nov on hand at the U. s Armosy :. sPiusa arl,f, finn so, ,oeo tb osea aew siIl~s s'l pecked and ssa,ay for shipment This is h. 1rst tithe sinee the uss hroke ont that shere has ssen ! supply ahessl II she drnsa.ia. Tho ar- snosy nov sarns oat .b.,ut 1000 riles day.
 Sixsren ,tea1.ess sere aeized II Cincinnati on Mondsy ior the use of ths srmy. They aae . hs sssil sl eoarss, iaE ths transportation of ,rooI and serplies
 \ pssch.1lr T sIa paper., bS1 oi ur Dasasl Hsde II fslinaies: COT m les q tho e<ussnt, IT. issent5 IT ms aIr Syls' Y r ykazs T sses k3s esr.fpllv ne
 lss1 51sk TIT ee1ples, l|j1 zls1dl # ! aion.zn @ mn for|
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-01

ll.sS.lve lfaHeAlsa< II shtfF
 dtional objections 10 this l1~. t ia I..Ss,lly one which should hare uo oppoaeats and 5cs | uas resisted ~iIh all the art of tLr cunning leaders sf thr Democracy in the Lezis- iature, untiI res stance ms nuasaiiing.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-01
Number of votes as
 above.
Number of y 'tes az
 above.
Number of votes as
 above.

4. B. commsnaing officer of (resim 'nt. hatiali"n. sgu,dron ] or i'zsterY,as the case
 may he.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-01

cLoyEn ana TIMOTHY sErn ' HART BRo's. ( cd.
 Lafge 1spply asd q Iov Pfioes. f<1
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-01

Number If yeies for.
 each person voted for
 written i'll full. ant!
 also in fann s against
 the names uf each person. ! Number of votes as ai,oye. E NnTnl,er If votes as ! abofe. . Namls.r of votes as ahoye. - NHial,er If votes IS : a5oxe. : Number s,f votes as ] above. ! Nunber of votes as above ! Namlper of V tes a- ! above. ! Nnmhar of votes as atuve. ! Number of votes as 1 aboye- , Number of votes as I al5ose. ]
 Number of ties az above. ! Number of votes as ! above.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-01
]. enneceitn, ststt AeIielltrI ai

Z <.ss -ss " 1 1tt AAt nl WA r s0siesy. HEFl s,nih An u.,i NJ. c iff wii1' te Held
 ', sleaeM H. Il, le~ lasn JsEssy 4th lS63 at 1O u'cisrk. 4
 general attendance is requested
 SI f2 r. S. GOLD Cor See.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-01

2 IT. Read the Price List gf the Peoples Pre- f
 xiIl save yqu I9oney '. ly
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-01

OUR STOCK OF CQflDH is gow tei n replcslsIirtl and we ar9 etiarcsf Co show eD ~ .xsortsncnt eo ssgf 1rien:Is anI cusfomers, and u u sati sfastery psics9 sl,..s
 HART. Bn0's &co k tfsi At West GosAsi
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-01

ARE TREASURY NOTES Coon ?--This oues- ton is quickly answered when we slate that treasury nptes are taken by Mr. FRANCIS W
 BALDWIN. Nos. 70 and 72 Bowery, in elegant Fall and Winter suits for gents and youths The sioiaing obtained al this establishment is equal tys M Mseat sf Paris. yet sells at rates to sccommu
 rreasury ystsst 6ltsst pnrses Go there with yonr interest. s'.ssz viii bring handsome
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-01

&V ILL he soin at niIJc Auction, by order { sf tie Onst Of iroiaste. all the tersan Il Estate of Jsnac ". Noise, uhI.,s tfe,ionsIr lhF.s.d If .t piyate saltA tsusistitg .f tLe Ssssk tf Go. d. in tbr Store Ftm Hos,ef-- ; at s,il> - Gltteis- HsiBsss.s kc. Sale to sakc place at she Store of s.id M.rse in Bsn tani. oiI Tuesday. Jsnuars 6fh 1868 ai 10 N. aud contiBne SnfiI all are disposed if
 WM. F. BALDWIN, Trustee.
 LItchfeId, psc at,tl l6sS. s7i1
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-01

SOLDIERS, TO THE REssUE l-Y Yeung men, rashing into the exposures and dangers of d, Soldiers lie. should prepare themselves for the fatal F-yrrs she Dysenters. the Sores and Sour " which are a'ln.isf certain to follow. HOL- LOW f'S PILLS, used occasionally during the campaiga. will insure sonud health to every man. Only 25 cents per box.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-01

Number If yeies for, each person voted for written i'll full. anu! also il, fann s against the names uf each person.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-01

q zls1iir4 ef ! ion.sp nm ioF: [st<lse sl6slI k {ed n III
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-01
Ball p0stp0ned.

NOlTCes
 5 HANKS for the i;ctu,n of perscns betw.., a1 tips nes~ If sour and sixteen. rssidipr is .'.i belsnsing tc tls several schotl Disslicts ii tmis t"wn. on the nrrt Monday If Jasuarv. 4 D. l8,3 ltn by retuinsd fo the undeIsi ned sef.,re tiie 20,h si January inst are ready for delivery. on NIy,licn,i,n te
 q. BECKwIrH, Ghsirmaa
 Board of Educasisn. Lifcl,fisld. Jan l. 1868. y7..S
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-03
Vermont Central and SuIIi.
VAN Railroads.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing June 29th, 1868.
Trains Going So uth and East.
Ma M sslsIllk. @ sIs.ss; sSs 5R

Leave Montpelier az So NJ, IL 80 A. NJ and 10 al
IA ALL TRAM leaves Rouse's Point at so A. M Burng-
Iva ton 7,l5 M, connecting at White River Junction
ana Bellows Falls with trains for Boston, Worcester &c.
ana with Vermont Valley K. Il. for Springfield and New
York arriving in New York at lOI5p. NJ. -
CHICAGO EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Ogdensburgh at 80 A.
M Montreal al 500 Rouse's Point at SIS A. M for
Boston, Troy nd New York.
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Ogdepshurp Mt 10 Ih hpr
Mont cal at 345 M Rouses Point at 6. on p H. arrv
ing at Boston at $40 connecting at Below Falls
with Cheshire K R. for Boston and Wore ester with
vermont valley r. r. for Springfield and New Haven
and arriving in New York at 4.20rN
Trains Going North and Wee.
Leave Montpelier at 48 m. $40 NJ. 225 p- H. and
4.40 Pm. '
White River Junction at IL, Is P. NJ, Burlirc 30 -
for Ogdensburgh, Chicago and the est making close
connections.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Boston at 1880 A. M Via LoweI
Bellows Falls at 1920 for ST. Johtsbury LittIston
Burlington, &C., arriving at Montreal at 1890 p M
and Ogdensbnrg at $50 A M. - 'H -
fccdAMoDATIoE TRArN leaves Northfeld al g. 90 AM
and Burlington at $50 M for Rouses Point and Mont.
real. ~ i7nttttt'. Gl-7--
NtaHr EXPRESS TRAIN les Bellows Falls at I5px
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley R. R. leaving
New YORK at 500 A. NJ, and from Cheshire K. x.
ieayng 1eaN,.g Boston az 400 r NJ connecting at
White River Junction with train leaving Boston at
$3.50 N. via Lowell at 500 M via Lawrence Leave
White River Junction at ll.4S P. M arri wing at Bur
lington at 450 A. NJ. Rouses Point at 655 A. NJ Mo Mt
real al s,OO A. NJ and Ogdensburgh at 1915 M Both
the Mail Trains and the Day Express Trains at
White River Junction with Psssumpsc Road for and from
ton and the White Mountains 5''Fr s'f NJ farlf =
Sleeping cars attached to both the night express
trains running between Rouse's Point and Boston IT
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for sale AZ
the principal stations. '" 'Fs3
St. Adams. VT. June 90. 1863.
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SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS
Incident to Married and Single Ladies
SECRET AND DELICATE DISOR OERs;
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the face SweIpgs OF the joints Nerv vousness :
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The Early Physical Degeneracy
a. nj f RICAN PEOPL r.
Just Published by DR.. STONE,

Just Published by DR.. STONE,
PHYSICIAN TO THE TROY LUNG AND HYGrENIC INST
TUTE. TREATISE ON THE CAUSES OF EARLY
PHYaICAL DECLINE OF AMERICAN PEo.
PIE; THE CAUSE NERVOUS
DEBILITY, CONSUMPTION
AND MARAsMUs,
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