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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-12-15
" iNEL1NSD FARM 4 FRUIT LANDS Ms.


Y in mild and heal,hful cilnNe Thirty miles souta
OF Philadelphia by Railroad, IN New Jersey. the
same line Of latitude IS Baltimore, Md.
The soil Is rich and productive, varying from clay to
loan, suitable for wheat, grass corn, toba co,
fruits and vegetables. THIS isA eae ffuit country
Five hundred yne ards and orchards have been planted
out by experienced fuit growers. Grapes, peach s.,
pears, NC produce immense PROFITS. Nineland is al
ready Of the most beautiful places tue United
allies Of land, is laid out upon general system Of m
proyemtnts The land is only sold TO actual settlers
wi h provisions for publis adornment. he place, on
account Of it, great beauty well o.her advantages
as become the resort of pc p Of taste has ntfeas
ed five Thousand people within the past three years.
arches ST schoO cAdt mics, societies u and
hrnng and other elements Of neent culture have
tiing. -unoIeds Of new being constructed
Price Of farm land 20 los and upward Is per
Five and ten acre AID Village lots for sale.
Fruit a. vegetables rpen earlier in this district than
in any other locality north OF Norfolk, Va Improved
places for sale.
Opening for all nds OF business, Lumber Yards
Manufactures, Foundres, Stores, and the like aud
steam Power, with room, eau be rented.
| IF,T persons who desne mild winters heathful eli
Cd aooundng in fruits aud processing all o,hsr social
privileges. the he IT of civilization 10 worthy u a
visit. I.l.t. II. .aIa IT.
Letters answered and the Vineland Ruraa paper Civ
ing iu info nation and containing Reports VI oOlOn
Robinson, sent to applicants.
Address CHAS. X Lands, Ninelald p. o., Lands
Township, New Jersey.
From Report Of Sol Robinson, Agricultural Editor
Of The Tribune IL is Of the extensive fer
tile tsets iu almost level posiu IN and suitable
diton for pleasant farming III Of this side Of
the Western Aries" 8l03jaw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-12-15

CERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES OR NO
CHARGES MADE.
Those who need the services Of experienced phys-
clan OF surgeon in all difficult and chronic disease
every rame and na'ule should give him call
p S-Dr. Dow imports and has for sale a new article
called the French Secret Oider by mail Two for 81
and red stamp. 57,Os
Nav lse5
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-12-15
Original Color and Lustre.
Price sl.OO per bottle.


E.. TUtBs & co, Propretors,
PeteTboro', II.
J. O. treble, General Wholesale agent, "a and SO
Franklin street, one door east { Br adway, New York
John +. Henry Co, Waterbury, VT, wholesale
agents.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally, md by
" God Bixby n CO., Montpelier. VI 7O:dase
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-12-15
W ERMONT CENTRAL AND SULLI-
VAN RAILROADS
NTER ARRAk GEM lint
Commencing Dee 4 1865


TRAINS aoISo SouTB AND BAsT
Leave Montpelier At 640 N, $50 r, N and 10 90 p NJ
MAIL TEAM leaves ~ hlbaps at @. is a. m COL
meeting at White River Junction and Bellows Falls with
trains for Boston, Worcester, Springfield, ard Nes
York. arriving at New York At 10 45r. M, and win
trains on Psssumpsic Railroad. = -
payExPRRss leaves Montrea at $50 Az, St Johns
At 10 NJ, ogdensbuTg at $50 a. NJ, for Boston Sc
connecting a, Burlington with Rutland road for Troy
Albany and New York. arriving in Boston via Lowell
1880 D. m.
NIonr KxrRsss leaves ogdensbure At IL 20
H., Montreal at 10 p n, Rouse's Point At 5.45 p N .
st. Johns at 440 y. NJ, arriving at Boston at $40 A.
connecting at Bellows Falls with Cheshire road for
Boston and worcester and with Vermont VALLEY Il,
for Springfield &c, and arriving In New York a,
1880 Pm.
TEAIEs eoIEs MONTE And wusv
Leave Montpelier at 240A NJ. $50 An, $40 p n
6l0p IN.
DAY kxfREss leaves Boston via Lowell AZ 800 A. m
for Burlington, 81 Adams. Montreal, ogdensburg, and
the West arriving at Montreal at o. pm. and OsdenA
buIgh at u. 80 a. m.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Boston vsa Lowell AZ 90 4. mn
via Lawrence and Fiiehburgh 80 a. ~ sprins 6eld
At 40 a. m for Burlington and st. Adams.
AoooAhoDArioE TaAIs leaves kortnheld at 6lB A.
and Burlington at Sis An, foI ST Adams, Montreal
and kouss's Point.
NIoEr kxfRBss leaves Bellows Falls AT TO- 90
y a.; reoeiving passengers from Vermont Valley X n
leaving New YORK At ais I'm. and nom Cheshire
sAuns hoston at 6l6 I'm, connecting At White River
yuhouon "ish train leaving Boston At 500 p. n Tor
outnns.on' neSse's Point Montreal and ogdensburgh,
eonnscins =, Montreal and Ogdensburg with Grand
Trunk trains for the West - "
Sleeping ears are attached both the night
trains running between 81 Albans and Doston ma Al
Adams and Springfield.
Through Tickets for Chicago and tho West for cal. a.
the principalstations "
8. Albans Dee. 1875.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-12-15
TO THE LADIES
Both Married and Single \
THE OLDEST REGULATOR FOR FEMALES. '

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
viii immedistey relieve. without pain all disturbances
for the periodic discharge, whether arising from resxs
ton suppression They act like charm In removing
the pains that accompany difficult immodcrate
SITUATION and are the only safe and reliable remedy for
flushes Sick Htadschc Pains In the LONE, Back and
sides, Phpitaon 81 the Heart, Nervous Trsmors Hys-
dangerous effects Of an unnatural condition Of the ser.
nal functions In the worst csses Of Fhor dtbt,s or
Whites, they effect speedy cure
DIR CHEESEMAN'S FBMALk PILLS
nave been used own QUARTER OF oBsrURr They
are offered rs the only safe Of renewing interrupt
ed menstruation, but Ladies must bca, IN mind that
there 70 one condition Of the female system nhich the
rus eannof Dc taken ctfhout producing PECULIAR
RESULT The condition deferred 10 % PREGNAN-
Cf--the resuh MISCA RRTAGE. such IL the trresist-
,bie tendency of The medicine 10 restore ne seruai c.
tons 70 normal condition, that The reproductive
po,eer 81 nature cannot rss,st 1t THEY CANNOT DO
HARM In any Other way. "U
DIR. ChEESBMAN FEMALE PILLS
DIss have teed upon for many yeas or can rely upon
now. BtWARE or IhTfATIONSi These n
form the Fned Preparation put fortoard with
n.ea,Gn and Persisten Success DON'T BE DE-
Cbii ~ Take this afFeTtisemsnt 70 your Druggist
eng en him that you pant ne BEST and most RE-;
LdABLE FEMALE MEDICINE IN THE
HOhLD ID, which IL comprised In
Ok. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALR tLLSlll
Ihey have received, and 'ng the sane
uon 81 ne most eminent Physicians in America.
EhPLlClr DIRECTION with each Box-the price,
One Dohar per Dor, containing from 30 TO 60 Pills,
rus sent oy mai! promptly by renting the price to
the propneors' or any authorized Agent, in current
l Soid6y D,1yy'sh generally.
Y HUTCHIsS 4 HlLLYER Proprieiors
4495 daw cop 81 CedaySt.. New Yo4k
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EgEs EEs
Gg;lGA ,|).;|,I| l],1!|aj|
aI, sold b. Drusei.t. ever, where s7 I,

TMPO RTANT TO THE AFFLI CITED
DR. DOW continues to be consulted at his Office, Nos.
and Endioou street, Boston, on all diseases ola
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE
nate with remedies that have never failed 10 the
most alarming Of
G. ONORRHEA AND SYPHILIS.
Deus. Ms treatment all the horrors Of vsper,al at
impure blood, tnpotenvy, ssrofulA GonorthnA Ulcers
Pain or Distress in the regions OF provreA,io4 Inham.
nation OF the bladder and kidneys ydroeele Abs,
bic symptoms attending this class Of disease, ade
to become as harmless the simplest aings Of child
Particular attention giv u the treatment Of
S Z NJ N A L w E NESS.
in all its forms and stages Patients Who wish main
undtr DIR. BOWS treatment few days or weeks will be
furnished with pleasant rooms ana charges for board
moderate
p, Shades who ere troubled with any disease pc
culiar to their system will find speedy relief by calling
on DR.. Dow. at his ofice No. Endicott street.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-12-15

TO curl the most straight and stubborn hair Of either sex
into wavy ringets or massive heavy curs Has been
used by the fashionabes Of Paris and London with the
most gratifying results Does injury to the hair
Price by mail seded and postpaid, 81 Descriptive cir
eullrs sent free Address Berger, shultz Co., Chem
United states.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-12-15

ITO BEAUTIFY THE COMPLEXION,
Use "Shults White Liquid RnArel." The d" En-.
anti >" will remove the worst Of Tan, Freckles,
rimpes, Moth Patches or sunburn, in from four six
days. II ~hiiens the skin permanently. aid impars
FREE hness and tan'parency to the complexion which is
perfectly natural aud with nut Injury to the skin No
et Is complete without IT, Price by mail tealed and
post paid, 81 Cents Address Q. + SKULLS,
2S5 River street Tfnx
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-12-15

NINGgR'S LETTER A" FAMILY
5 E w | N G nj AC]HIN E
d ls-the Best and Cheapest of all

Sewing Machines
BILE family sewing machine in use. 1t emoodies the
principles Of Singers well known manufacturing
machine That has stood the test Of fourteen years in
the hrst reli able Sewing NJ achne invented.
The Letter A. mschine.is adapted to Family use and
light manufacturing purposes, itean s ~
Bind, Hem, Braid, Gather, Tuck. Quilt
and has capacity Tor great variety OF ornamental
will sew heavy or light texture
Gosamer tsue with Ease and rapidly.
The A Machine
s furnished tables Of various styles and at prices cor
responding with cost Of Table and hnish Of machine
But the machine itself undergoes change regards
It's adjustment or working capacity.
The No. 2 Imperial S. S. Machine
lie fitted for kne and medium leather work and is the
machine SO very sensivey used BY Shoe Manufacturers
The No. 2 Imperial large shuttle machine, with vi
braung presser is designed for heavy leather work
Best Sewing Machine in the World
for Harness Makers use. 1851
II surpasses all other Machines for ornamen-
tai Harness work.
Inc No Machine Is the only sewing Machine made
ior Carriage rrimmers and large surface work. 1t s
Of lsrge size with long enough 70 take under
and stitch the largest sized dasher.
The Singer machine sewa with a straight needle and
mskes the interoeked shtehi sik cotton or linen
thread aud
Works admirably on Cloth and Leather.
The needle and shuttle are operated by revolving ms.
great DURABILITY.
For Sale by HENRY BARNES
lone door sosth Of BlrnAaa.s Hotel
State Street, Montpelier, VI,
where these machines may be seen In operation. f
Boston once b8 Hanover Street 4htfsdsaxaf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-12-15

DIR. wARRBN's BILIOUS
/xDUp- BlTTERs, for purifying the
Y VRN. dice. Headache, Diss'nsss.
- - 49, Dyspepsia, GererAi Debility,
oostivene.s Pfe.sahd III bilious diseases. ~
For cleansing, Strengthen ing, invigoraung and put
ing in orner The weak sn debitsted and dsess
human sysum II is believed to be untquslied by any
oth,r med cine in the world.
A GRBAr REGULATOR
Persons suffering from complication 81 diseases Of
chronic atufe, and cannot tell exacsy what sish a >"
will hnd sure aud speedy relief in theuse Of Dr. War
s@iihs q barton, v, Who .ri,ss under date q Aug
~, 1892 .-'1 commenced taking the Btters hrst Of
July nave taken one bottle and part Of snotherfnd
my health quite restored" Mr. smitn had been out Of
health for months, and unable TO labor
A GREAT HUMOR CURE
MIR. Smith atoye alluded TO, says My son who
has been troubled for years with under his arms
has been cutedby taking one bottle OF Dr. Wsuen's
Bilious Bittefs
IL quekeus the circulation restores the lost appetite
regulates all the functions Of the body. eleanses the
blood, carries on all morbid and uuhesl by sccreions
thereby PREVENT curing all diseases Of the skin and
all COMPLAINTS caused by impure blood. disordered
condition Of the liver stomach and bowels To the ak
and EN- aoiaed Dr. waren's Billions Bi,tnrs are paruc-
uafy recommended the most perfect tonic and nvig
orator the world has ever en-. Mr.. Il, W. Paul, 81
Manchester, N. H., says; 81 had become so much
red ced that my weight only 10 lbs. (after
using the bitttfs three wceks) weigh 1870 lbs I"
Persons Who subIec, 70 kvers, oaused BY sudden
colds overlooking the stomach oyef-exerton, other
causes, may always etoape settled fever by few do
of this medicine. A fever cannot live twenty -fgut
hours where DR.. warren's Bilious bitters used in
season.
what DR.. Mason OF sunoook, N. H.. says, March "a,
1868 " Having made extensive use Of Dr. Wauen's
Bilious Bters in practice during the past two yeas
have HI station In reconme nding them 10 the pub
lie a very reliable and valuable family medicine, from
the q which be Obtained satisfactory
suits than nom any other compound with which | am
acquainted" Subsequently, in oonvtIsaton with the
proprietor, DR.. Nj. says: | should not know how TO
get along in my practice without DR.. Warens Bilious
Buffers" l II 3D.
Beware Of counerfetts and limitations Observe fac.
simile signature Of the proprietor John A PBRRY)
over the cork Of each bottle, without which lis gem
uine.
Price so cents and 81 per bottle.
Prepared only BY John A Per,y, OFrnist, Boston,
Mass Sold by NJ. :. Burr Co., % Seemont street,
Boston, and by ali druggists.
N. X. Brown, Montp ler, wholesale and retail age1t
for YeIm9ll rQet3OidAwly' IL 4 L y
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-12-15
HELMBoLD's ROSE WASTE,

17R-1R H5VLD . ttVoE WASf,
An excellent Lotion for diseases arising Dom habits OF
dissipation, used In connection with the Extracts uchu
and sarsapara, In such diseases as recommended Eyi.
dence Of the most responsible reliable char will
accompany the medicines. Also explicit directions for
use, eA haadeds Of Thousands living Witnesses and up
wards OF 5000 unsolicited certificates and reeommenda-
tory letters many Of which highest sources
Including eminent Physicians olsgymcn Statesmen &C.
The Proprietor has rcsorted their
the newspapers no docs do nom the fact that his
articles rank as Standard Preparations and do not need
10 be proppod up by certificates.
The Science ~ Medicine Ike The Dorio Column should
stand simple, pure, maese, having Fact for it's basis
Induction for Its pillar Truth alone for It's CAPITAL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-12-15
BLOOD BLOOD BLOOD.
HelnbOldss


FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPhRllLA,
For Purifying the blood. removing oil chronic eonsttu-
uonal disease sriSlns an impure state Flood.
and the reliable and eHectusi known remedy for tho
cure OF lcsofsis. seald Head, Salt Rheum Pains
svengs OF the Bones, Uioeratons OF the Throat and
Legs Bo,ehea, Fmples the Pace, letter. Eryspelas,
and III seaiy Erupuons tho skin,
AND BBAUTIRYINe TITR CoAIPI.Rxrox.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-16
MEXICATNEWS.

NEW YORK, August Is.
The steamer Mississippi, from New Or
leans the 9th, has arrived. Our files con
tain the following items of intelligence:
Judge Hancock, a Texan refugee, arrived
st Galveston, and reports the people from
Austin to Galveston perfectly reconeiled tc
the new order of things, and willing tc
adopt the policy aRd measures Of the Ad-
ministration.
The army worm is committing great
ravages in Wsrton county, Texas.
Mi General Mower has succeeded
General Granger in command at Gal.
weston.
Judge Psschal, of Austin, is mentioned
as the probable sppointee to the vacant
seat of United States Supreme Court. He
was Union man through the war.
The City Of Mexico correspondent of
the New Orleans Times says: The Impe-
rial fetes have been of the most gorgeous
description, and the display of diamonds
OF fabulous prics wss redundant. Marshal
Bazsinse's organ, Estafets, declares that
100, 600 more men are looked for to put
down the Republicans; and Earl Nsrvelle
says that the number would be insufficient,
as The opinion of nearly the whole popula-
tion is against the Empire. The victories
claimed by the French are unbounded. In
fact the Liberals show the utmost disregard
for death. Mejis's division is kept close in
MatamoTas by Cortinas, andthe latter Juld
occupy it at once were the former to evac-
nate. Cortinas has issued proclamation
that unless the citizens of Matsmorss
cease their adherence TO Msximilisn, he
will pronounce them traitors and confscste
their property.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-16
NnRTH CAaoLINA NEWS.

RALEIGH August 8.
J. L. Remington, editor of the Raleigh
Progress, who is standing for the Union,
and who knows more of the designs Of the
rebels than any man in North Carolina,
and who has been making important dis
closures of their evil intentions, is 8 csndi-
date for seat in the coming State Con
yention. a man of this stamp has the same
chance of being elected to office in one OF
these insurrectioasry States IS JEFF Davis
has of being elected Governor of Massachu-
setts. Milk and wster Union and rebel
sympaihizers are the only class the aris-
tocrscy will trust.
In giving the true cause of the approach
ing danger, the Progress of July 9th says:
As soon rs the leading rebels are pardon
ed they become insolent and arrogant, and
if we have trouble 1t will arrive from too
much leniency 10 these CLASSES.
In referring TO the rapid increase
of rebel papers, and the growing disloysl-
ty arising from mistaken leniency
the Progress of July again sounds the
alarm in the following appeal TO the admin
istrstion:
The fact is, with the exception of
five or six, the whole press of the State
shows, clesrly and unmistsksbly, sympathy
with rebellion and affection for its leaders.
These men, who little over year ago
srrogantly sty ed themselves patriots and
property holders, and who extOrted money
from trembling people whom they had
helped 10 enslsve, take courage from the
extteme leniency of those in authority
and are starting their organs here and
there, for the purpose OF making war,
covert and Judas-like at first, but eventual
ly open and violent, on the Government
snd those who administer it, and if allowed
to 90 on, and the leaders are pardOned and
placed on q footing with men who are
loyal, the end of strife and trouble in the
Southern States is not yet. We ring these
truths in the ears of the authorities at
| Washington and Raleigh, and appeal to
them TO save those who are friends OF the
| Government from further rebellion and
bloodshed, and we appeal to the loyal peo-
pie throughout the Stste-shOuld mis-
"a ken leniency grant the mercy of smnes-
tv 20 agitators-to show them no favor 81
the ballot box.
The following is from q native of North
Carolina, who unquestionably writes what
he believes to be the situation there.
The rebel influence in this State, if let
alone will carry everything before it. 1t
| would also hsng every loyal representative
/ of the pres, were it not for the protection
which The military affords. After their
withdrawal the same reign of terror that
existed before the war will be resumed il
the government leaves the States to them
selves. Governor Holden knows that he
cannot be elected civil Governor this fall
without the aid Of this rebel influence and
is therefore shaping his course accord
ingly, and will be cautious not TO incur
their displeasure,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-16
DAILY LEADER
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST i6, 1865.
GoVernor MaTVIn's ProcIamaGIon.

Governor harRlms proclamation
Provisional Governor William Marvin,
of Florida, issued his proclamation to the
people of that State on the Sd inst, an
nouncing his appointment by the President
Snd informing them of the necessary steps
70 be taken to restore civil government
The days for the election Of delegates to
convention and for the assembling of the
same are not dec ided upon but they will
be named as soon as proyer time shall have
been given for the people to take the oath
of allegiance and for other necessary pre-
liminAries. As has been done by sll the
other Provisional Governors, Mr.. Marvin
informs the citizens that slavery is dead
and cannot be resuscitated but he does not,
like some of his colleagues, resppOint the
local officers who oficiAted under rebel rule,
though the old county incumbents are still
authorized 20 act in matters pertaining to
the administration of estates, the recording
Of deeds, and such Indispensable business.
Until the regular civil government shsll
have been restored, the Governor leaves to
the military TO preserve order and take
cognizsnee of its breeches throughout the
State, and only national officers of the civil
Offices of loyal State or Territory are
authorized 10 administer the allegiance
oath
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-16
TEACHERs' AssOCIATInN.

hARBlsbOhdt AuSu9S lie
Delegates 10 the national teachers $3.50
citation are arriving here by every train. 1t
is expected that by tomorrow the largest
representation of educators ever assembled
on any occasion in this country will be
present to participate in the proceedings
of the convention.
The national noFnASl school association
met in the State school department at IL
o'clock this morning, with President Ed
ward Edwards, of Illinois, in the chair.
The regular business Of the body will COM
mence this afternoon. Among the distin-
guished persons present are, d. B. Hsgsr,
principal of normal sch ools of Washing
ton; Professor Green, of Rhode Island f;
Greenleaf and Valentine, of New York ;
Thompson, of Pennsy Ivsnia normal school,
Hailman, of kentucky; w. F. Phelps, Of
Minnesots; Sheldon, Of OsWegoi Stearns,
of Boston.
The national teachers association will
assemble tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock
at the court house. Governor Curtin will
deliver his address of welcome. On Thurs
day the members of the association will
proceed to Gettysburg, where speeches will
be made and other proce edings had sppro-
pirate to that hsllowed locality. Governor
Andrew will arrive and take part in the
proceedings on Friday.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-16
ForeiEnUenls.

"Our young King" says q Munich let
ter, @who lately came here TO attend the
performance at the theatre, chose, on re-
turning home at Bsrg st night, to take MS
place on the locomotive, to the great alarm
Of his attendants"
The London RsUiei0 says the story re-
Gently told in the Pal Mall Gazette Of 3
gentleman psrsding Rotten-row with q
lady's hair EcOb," which he had picked up
and stuck at the end of stick, Wss given
9 month ago in 3 New York comic Journal,
under the title Of "The Latest Hair Re-
storer."
A swimmer having made 8 bet Of FIVE
hundred francs with Count s. that he
would swim In the Seine for ten minutes,
holding 3 book sll the while in both hands
and reading aloud, gained his wager on
the 25th OF July, considerable crowd Of
bSsts being collected in the river, filed
with persons anxious to see the feat.
The Courier de Sao5c ct Doire says -
aSepulchral news reaches % trom AutuD,
the grave-diggers have struck The pee
pie of Autun must not therefore die, unles )
they wish their bodies to remain unburied-
We see no other way of opposing the pre-
tensions of man who live by other people S
deaths. Such result as this was scsFeel =
supposed would be produced by the law on
coalition"
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-16
RaITuOAD ACCIDEEr.
NEW HAVEN, August l

NEW HAVEN, August 10.
A frightful railroad accident occurred on
the Housstonic River railroad this morn
ing. The morning freight train going up
the road became disabled several miles
above Bridgport, and the 1920 train fol-
lowing found it on the track, hitched on
and backed towards Bridgeport with it. A
new engine was out for trial on the track
and coming up about three miles above
Bridgeport ran into the rear of psssen-
gar train The locomotive struck the hind
car and split it in two, passing directly
through, and the boiler burst just IS it
reached the second car from the rear,