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True story.
DEDICATED TO sicH.
There dwet In the swamps pale, bilious mechanic;~
His muscles strengthess his blood II was chins
And the wife Of his bosom believed, In her panic,
The husband she worshpped was hopelcssly III.
Seeking daily for help, IN ner wifely DEVOTION
All yanly she tried pull powder and potion
Till at last, when a prey to grefs widest emotion.
or HOSTErrER'S BITrER5 she heard from frtsnA
She purchased the cordial half hoping, half fearing,
prayer Oh her lip and tear In hcr eye;
And taking his hand with words kindly and cheering
Besought him the tonic for her sake TO try. .
As he drank life through his system seemed SteAlhet
Each following drnug ght did its mission OF healing,
Until, strong health and most grateful In feeling.
He told the "true story, here twined into song,
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The draft commenced In this district at one O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, at 1903 Broadway, the Office Of
Provost Marshal Mannerc who had everything arranged
and In splendid working order. Mr. Spencer KIRBY 10
the commissioner Of the Eighth district which com
prses the Eighteenth Twentieth and Twonty nst wards
The nrst ward taken w was Tho gshtsenth. In which
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New York, January rs, 1863.

WV. Vt. UNEGG NJ u,
DrAR Sin--It affords pleasure add ny tesmony y
others ~ the gooi qualities ~ TQn
WATER believe SIR tat a 10 the great panacea Tor ns-
Of the Kidneys have been aned With ILLUMINATION
kidneys and Irritation bladder fer nine yearn
contracd when travelling South and West-shsngs of cn
Have treated with the best sans pus
could no elief induced by friend 81 mine 70 ~
Constitution Water. have now nearly used Two oosus7
and say that believe tho disease " entirely cured
recommend all suffering from IKE duncuty
vsry ,tnly yours X. W. FLINT, No. 81 Marks place
ne sfre
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viotony Jas, ship Mary Mat
thews
vangascer G, 66 whitehall
VAnburen J, III Washingto,


The quota Of the Seventh ward, with my per cent
added thousand Ave hundred and ninety
eight and only seventy five per OF the ca-seven
thousand Ave hundred and twenty. nine names-wers
placed in the wheel.
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popuar Private Lecture Psychological fscratuar,n
Just Learn charm tho-s ygn low Secrets W rth
knowing @tni pdcr .5 CeItt " ~. Lands medical
once 1872 Chestnut street. PA4h1spia, and receive by
f.tU mail
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ANeglected Cough, Cold or Sore Throat,
which might be checked by simple remedy like BRowh'e
BRONCHIAL TRocHEs, II allowed to progress may ~
seriously. For Bronchitis Asthma Catarrh and Con
sunpve Coughs the used with advantage sv
Ioo oftantine On iu,rn sdia n relief
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No Iady's Toilet Complete Unless there
n. lac fragrant soZoDoNT Unto the breath sweet odors
Ike gums ruby rcdness the tsete
anI rival tint ana pearls - - coral
vase sid by ali druggists and perfumers
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oPENTNd or SPRING STYLES
LADIES', MISSES and CHII.DRENs HATS PLAIN ans
FANCY. TRIMMED and UNTRIMMED, wholesale ana ~
tail. TnuRspAy March l6. y r. TkRkf ~ broeaWeI
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In. aIl HrontiH,nY.

Dyspepsia Tablets s.-wciiing's Dysp~p-
sa Tablets for Indigestion and Heartburn 20 cents boz
sold by
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All Would Give Anything for a Bottle
Of PHALONiS NIGHT BLOOMING CEREuS,p sighed Q
young lady the other evening give mo yourself .bens
one" cant give you myself" said She promptly; "buf
III do the next thing to it'll give you OF my sghsS
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An Entirely New Invention I'm Dentistgy

A.-White's Patent Lever Truss CuFeo
rupture; new principle; no pressure on the back.
GREGORY A co. Broadway.
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rnnphe directing how speedily rsspre sight and give
np srsctaees without aid Of doctor madeleine Sent ~
mai nee Oh receipt Of 10 ctnts Address
rs u. FOOrE, NJ ID, ll30 broadway, New yorh
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Batchclor's Hair Dye-The pest In the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The only perfec1
Dye Factory 81 Barclay street
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el gore drawn out Of e0ee placed IN the wheel
Alderman 0cdney inspected The drawing
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Highest Premium Lock- stitch Sewing
Maehnes-WiIEELER 4 WILSON 61j broadway. see
wheeler Wilson sRNiion Hole Machine
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Beautiful Complcxson.-The Genuine
aud old established LAfRD's BLOOM OF YOUTH, Oh
LIQUID PEARL is prepared only by GEORGE W. LAIRD.
DaCot "a Fulton street Druggists everywhere.
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Cherokee Medicines for the Unfortu-
natc page pamphlet with full particulars free. Address
DR. W. X. MEkwiN co, 6s Liberty street, New Aork
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All Newsmen have the Pictorial Phr.-

BIOLOGICAL JOURNAL. with Physiognomy Phrenolou
Physiology, Ehnoogy and rsychoosy All three fIcTOs
March, ~ ~ cents ~ year. Pleas address MesarA
FOWLER 4 WELLS, 3c9 Broadway N. y.
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WAR GAZETTE.
OFFICIAL.

;Yhe Thirteenth and sixteenth Army
Corps.
GENERAL ORDHRs-No. 70.
WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJurAsr GENERALS OrrIcz
WASHINGTON, Feb. 26, 1895
Tho thirteenth and Sixteenth army corps having been
Eeo,ganized by Major General Canby by direction
slesccnt Major General Gordon Granger Is assigned to
tie command of the former and Major General A. j.
sniis to tho latter their assignments date from Feb
wro4iy Is.
BY order Of tho SECRETARY OF WAR
Il. u. TcwssESD, Assistant Adjutant General.
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Besf.-MiIler's Hair ID ye-Bs =; in q n lity,
cheapest In price, try IT, Sold by druggists Depot q
nevsi sirneI
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HIITs Hair Dye. 30 Ccuts--E'ins X or
trowu. Reliable. DEPOT No Barclay street sold hy all
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A coughs cois nfuersa hoarsenes- din
cult treahnr and al affections uf be throat, Drunch A
uheS and lung. leading tp tonscmIto The Honey Of
ioreh1uud -1thes all irritation HE Tar 20 Balm o lead
reneac and heals all parts OF the tar and
lungs There is nothing Ike iI % cents BOTTLE Fes
sale W al dfugastg, tHAkLbs bCWNEN
General AloIL is Cedar street, ~ N.
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Aniboline Molstens, Beauties, Odor.
Ates Lengthens Invigorae Nourshes and Ebeishes he
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spring style OF Gcntlemen's Hats-now
qualify, sdS % are invited " " call nn' " fsfkSscliEp
Manufactures, liz Nassau strsel
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BALHHOHE,
The draft commenced In this city today.
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Martha Washington" Hair HcStorer
hair dresser and hair rce.crer both
combined IN one, sold fssrywhere.
d. BARNES a co. Agents Il Park row, N. v.
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GrnTD, tFI HronHWny.
VII. exhlbii hla sI'Ris. STYLES Thursday March i6
LADIES, GENfLEMENS, MISSES, BOis' AND
fsFANfS FATS,
Trimmed and untfsninel, whocsae aud Retail
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York-The Thrty nfth Annual Commencement of this In
son VIII be held at the chapel Of tie New YORK Univer
sty Washington sgnars1 this evening o'clock. The
public invited TO attend
y. w. BEDFORD Secretary.
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DR. Levetts Patent jointly with Gold Web and Rubbsg
Base for arteai teeth the ghtest most comfortable and
durable deuiarc occupying but half the space, while IL ID
hesion Ia perfect No $50 Broadway.
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Msssrs. Fowler ~ Wells. Phrcnclogists
give charts of character daily, st S9 broadway.
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A Silent Sewing Machine
WILCOX 4 GIBBS. No H3 broadway
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Npgat w, 3D4 LIST av
VA0dyke q, Isl 4 10th
Yeur Jas r, 29l z 10Th
Young j, 5l2 4 10th

Zeley Jas 20S 10th
This completed the drawing In the Eighteenth WayA
Drawing to be resumed this morning at nine O'Clock
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Daniel r, l6 whitehall
Dee James. ll9 Washin~fon
Donohue James, 10 Pearl
psnkel G, 1N Greenwich
Durgan Peter, Trinity place
preher 10, no Greenwich
Devange n Stevens House
Deiarouse John, 20 Cedar
Durel G o, Stevens House
Defining VIM, 129 wAsh'ton
Donovon Den, 26 Greenwich
Denton David, pier an r
Dillon John, l49 Washington
Dunling Thos, 2 Washington
Dunn John, 50 Wall
Delaney Vim, D Thames
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McCartx VIM, 3 Carlisle
Mulncy NJ, 81 Washington
Meyer Honry, I Green sich
Mared JAS, = Cedar
Mccarthy John, AZ Battery pl
Mitchell Fhos, 4 Greenwich
Mahoney NJ. Broad 4 Water
Mumford o, i63 Pearl
Marks 10, 92 Washington
Mabon j NJ, u Murray
Moran u, Washington
Murphy john, n State
Murphy John, 81 Washington
MacyaDt John, II Greenwich
Mccormack M, l5r Cedar
Meyer u. iD2 Greenwich
McCabe j. 8 William
Aecklen ] - Greenwich,
Matthew VIM, 50 Rector
Macdonald Jas, 3 Pearl
Mchandick JAS, BssternH't
Milgin Hugh, II Front
Macarty p
Miller q, l20 Greenwich
Moore John, Is Washington
Montsey Augustine, Cedar
Marshal Il, l02 Washingion
Mcdonald Il, IS Whitehall
Mundol John, "a Washington
Mathes j, 81 greenwich
Mahan Pat, l07 Washington
Murray Thos, 2liAlbany
Millior Chas, 63. .lreenwich
Murray Thos, 1888 Greenwich
Meany J, LOS Washington
Mccarthy J, "a Cedar
Moxhiscn Daniel,
Miller George, 81 Thames
Martin John, 60 West
Macnsy Vim, Washington
Moore Pat 63Greenwich
Newhouse B, 10 Washington
Northy G. 2 Front
Nelson r, 40 West
Niokton T l0 Greenwich
Neagle s, 81 West
Nagel John, 10 Thames
O'Gcnachy VIM, 10 Albany
O'Brien Michael, Washington
Osthike VIM, Is Rector
Ostendorf John, lao Thamea
O'Brien NJ, 5 Pearl
OiConnor Michael, 81 Freut
O6ensauz Chas, 90 West
O'Donell p, 8 Broadway
O'Conner b, Ia Cedar
O'Hsrrin T, lis Greenwich
Polk Henry, 81 Greenwich
Powers Win, "a Thames
Pettigrew Geo, los Green wich
Powers Mathew, l35 Cedar
Pearce Thos, 10 Rector
Pearson Ward, No 8 Rector
Quiskley Michssl, II State
Regan David, II West
Ro<hel Edward, l36 Liberty
Russel Q, Stevens House
RAISER Lewis, N Greenwich
Roch Edward, 81 Depuyster
Riley +, rs Rector
Reddy Chas, "A Thames
Ritney VIM, 2 State
Rector VIM, 10 Greenwich
Recken A, So Washington
Remar John, 6 Carlisle
Rooney Thos, 7 Beaver
Kicker Julius, 70 Cedar
Rebley Lewis, 66 Greenwich
Ritter Jacob. IS Albany
Ruthen N, Washington
Ryan John, l06 Cedar
Ekenneden Jno, IA Trinity pl
Smith Jno, l02 Washington
Streck v II, lN Greenwich
Small ID, Washington House
Strickling &, AZ West
Suber 8, IL Morris
Shear Pat, 81 Pearl
Smith Chas, ll6 Greenwich
Shusler John
Sigler Fritz, lis Washington
Sullivan Michl, 26Washingt'n
Sullivan d, IS Greenwich
Sullivan John, Do West
Skslly Thos, ~ Trinity place
Stienberg N, l3l Cedar
Shook w, 50 Greenwich
Stafford fhos, 20 Washin gton
eeckhard w, 1l3 Cedar
Skpith Sherman, ll0 dr'wich
SHcddle Geo, 1l6 Cedar
Slettery Denis, pier 4 N river
Smith Aug, Washington
Smith John, l02 Cedar
Seymour John, lS2 Liberty
Trsmens Jno, 81 Washington
Tuppel N, 10 Thames
Taylor . A, Pier 1 N river
Timby John, 2 Front
Teundon Edwd, IS Greenwich
Tucy VIM, lS7 Washington
vangascer G, 66 Whitehall
VAnburen J, III Washington
Walsh Pat, l8 Washington
Walker John, lie Cedar
Wite Henry, ~ Greenwich
Wikon John
Wilson T Ii, I West
Wolf Tim, IS North william
Wolf Morris, 0 Greenwich
Williams John, No 2 Front
Webster Jas, ship America,
foot Of Smith st
Welsh Henry 70 Warrington
Wittsngxus Chas, a. Wal
VOTERS Edward, @ Pine
Wiokmer G, l76i Cedar
whitney II A, Is Beaver.
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Donahue j, AT Il 2lst
Dullard w, go Sd Nv
Doronin w, Is w 18th
Dickson w, sos 4 10th
Dennenbaum J, 2oo 4 18th
Darcy Thos, 9th Av Hotel
Donohus Robt, DIS Il 10Th
Donnelly Pat, l62 Il 2lst
Dalton John, 2y3 LIST nv
Drummond Geo, 236 Il 18th
Dudley VIM. ~ East 18th
Donnelly Jas, ia Il 10th
Dow X r, Fifth Av Hotel
Duff Alfred, 50 w 24th
Dovlin John, 325 Sd nv
Donohoe -, X7 K 2lst
Elliott Pat, 202 Z 26th
Earles Jas, 2l3 Av A
Echvsrra Biyo, Deimonico's
Fay Chas, 34l lst Av
Fabius A, III Sd av
Fayne David, 500 Il 10th
Franklin Is +, st Jas Hotel
Foley Jas, 22i Z 10Th
Fob6s w, 249 L 18th
Farland Mr., 923 Broadway
Fitzgerald p, l3l T. 18th
Flint J p, Ill w Gath
Penney j, ITO 26th
Eelsh VIM 4(l3 lst Ay
Firth Thos, 404 I'd av
Foy w, lst av, bet 10th & 2lst
Fuzber Jacob, 2i5 av A
Fitzgerald J +, ISL Z I'D
Calvin Chas, 308 av A
Gillen Felir, 80 nv A
Guskt q w, Union square
Gallagher X, 10 w 24th
Gsrnon !, $40 Il 10Th
GilToy Martin, la3 L 10th
Gilbert Henry, d w 10Th
elliott Jervis, 237 l. Uth
Giles j, w 2lst
Graham b, 237 ay A
]
iIswes Stephen, l26 z 10th
Holmson Geo, K 2lst
Ham j 26l NV A
Hobar j, 23a av A
Hurt o Howell, 2o4 lst av
Harte ii G, 81 av A
Hogan J, 37b Lat nv
Herring 4, Is w 18th
Herman j, 203 Il 18th
Hollen -, SeaJendern Hotel
Hart II, It's Il I'D
Hine N, 29l av A
Hirschfeld -, IL w 10th
Henry -, 5J7 4 10th
Hesdon VIM, 423 lst
Hartshorn X, b6 X 2lst
Helms Chas, lU2 K 10th
Hanlon w, l90 Z l7th
Hayson Josh, b7 + Nth
Henry John, l20 4 10Th
Hilton Chas, AT Il oath
Hartman VIM, 2l2 E 2lst
Houghton -, l73 = 10th
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vines y. "A West 10Th

Young Pat, lNB i4th
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Adams Jno, +0l Water
Allan Henry, 2lbk Division
Anderson Vim, $50 Cherry
Austin Vim, bS 4 Broadway
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Abbott Robert 81 Henry
Abrahauds Simon, 50 h Bway
Abua Hermann, 50 0ouvcr-
nour
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The Provost Marshal General has issued circular in
conformity with the Of the Presdsn
pardonns deserters certain conditions, instructing
all ofbcers and employees Of his bureau 10 give prompt
attention to the receiving and forwarding Of such de-
sertc may present themselves accordance with IT.
provisions The Secretary Of War has directed that no
reward be paid for the Of deserters who may bc
arrested subsequent the receipt Of this order by the
District Provost Marshal
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KEEPING APPLES. Apples are SO
scarce and dear this season that special
pains should be taken topreserve them.
We have seen recently sensible arti-
Gle on the subject in the Country
Gentlemen. 1t is 100 long to publish
entire, but the gist Of it can be stated
in few words. They should be kept
dry, that is, placed in contact with sub
stances Tint will readily absorb the
moisture that comes from them
Therefore let them I mt in clean dry
casks. Ola = ,url rs ice barrels,
Sugar baiieis, we, seasoned and clean,
are all good for the purpose, but Lime
barrels are still better. Then let them
be packed in clean, dry sawdust, shay
ings or leaves, all of which are good
but charcoal, being better obsorbant
tain either, is preferable. And finally
put them into a dry and well ventilated
cellar, and they will keep sound and
fresh for reasonable long time. We
think if these directions are observed,
those who lay up apples for use will
find themselves well paid for their
labor.
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farmers department.

How TO Cur AND TnlM PoRK. The
following directions muy be found use
f,,l at the killing season, to such of our
readers as are "able TO go the whole
hog"
Have the hog laid on his back on n
tout table. Clean the carcass of the
eaf fat. Take off the feet at the ankle
oints. Cut the head off close to the
shoulders, separating the jowl from
the skull, and open the skull length
wise on The under side, so as to re-
move the brains fully. Remove the
backbone in its whole length, and with
n sharp knife cut off the skin-then
the fat, leaving only about one half
inch of fat ON the spinal column. The
middlings or sides are now cut from
Letween the quarters. leaving the
shoulders square shaped, and the ham
pointed, or it may be rounded to suit
Your fancy. The ribs are next re-
moved, partially or entirely from the
sides. The trimmings or fat from the
hams, and nabby parts of the sides,
are rendered up with the backbone
strips FOR lard. The sausage meat is
cut off from the leaf fat and ribs; and
ether lean pieces are used for the same
purpose. The thick part of the back
bone that lies between the shoulders
is called the chine; it is cut from the
tapering bony end, and latter part
called the backbone, by way of distinc-
ton. The backb one used while fresh
the chine is better after being smoked
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~ A contemporary turns h s Wis
sage to the future and the misty dis
lance OF two hundred years and sees
and describes the following:
Scene-House of citizen of New
York.
Time-A. d., 2,056, A telegraphic
message has been sent to servant.
who presents himself at the window in
q ba'lon.
Master-John, go to South Amcri-
ca and tell Mr.. Johnson that | shall be
happy to have him sup with me this
evening. Never mind your coat, 90
right away.
In five minutes John returns.
John-Mr johnson saws he will
come; he is obliged to go to the North
Pole, for moment, and will call here
as he comes back.
Master-Very well, John. Now
you may wind up the machine for set
ting the table, and telegraph to my
wife that Mr.. Johnson will be her,
presently. After that, John, you ma,
dust out the balloon--I have an ap
pointment in London a 10 o'clock.
John disappears to execute thes,
orders, while his master steps dow
to the West Indies to get fresl
orange.
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Dry FEEr.-Here is a bit Of infnr

Dry FEEr-Here is bit of infor-
nation worthy of attention:
Moisture generally penetrates the
soles of boots-the upper leather is
not easily wet and is easily dried. To
render the sole impervious TO water,
order your boot-maker to cut pieces Of
canvass to the proper shape, dip them
in melted pitch or tar, and lay them
upon the inner soles of the boots.
This simple process, it is said, will in
sure dry feet without making the boot
clumsy"
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0rarellcrs' Guide.
xrEuNoNT CENTRAL AND SULLIVAN
v RAILROADS.
FALL, ARRANGEMENT
1,..a,,,;ny Nov,8 1865.
rn,1Ns nn1Na souTn I'D EA'

rn,rxs GOING SOUTH AND EAST
Leave st. Adams tat $50 a. m, 1900 m, and
Mail Train leaves st. Adams at $50 a; m
connecting at White River JUNCTION anu i 1v.io"S
Falls with trains for Boston, Worcester, SprlhB,
field and New York. arriving OF New 10TH a., ~
1918 u. m. and with trans on fassumpsic H. ~
Dav Express leaves Montreal at $50 a: m, 81
Johns at 1000 a. m, OgdenspurSh q, oiou Il, ~,
for Hoston Nc. connecting at burlington WIN
Rutland Road. for Troy, Albany and New YORK,
arriving i'm Boston via. Lowell at lO.5op. IN. 90
Night Express leaves Ogdcnsburgh AZ ll:5O a.
m. Montreal at $3.50 p m, House l"ih' az 90
p. M, st. Johns at $40 p M arrlNls a. ,i,
q. ashire Road for Boston and Worcester ana
with Ven ,nnt Valley Railroad for Springfield, %c.,
and arriving in Newlork at l2So y H.
marks aoiNa ,oRru AND WEST
Leave st. Adams at 600 Il. nj; 100 p. M, and
600 p. M, uono
Day Express leaves Boston via. Lowell 500 a,
M for Burlington. st. Adams, Montreal, Og-
donshurgh and West. arriving at Montreal at
$3.50 p. m, Ogdensburgh at 1880 A. m.
Mail Train leaves Boston VIA Lowell, at 1OU
a. m, via Lawrence at 7.30 a. m, for Bur
lington, st. Adams nc.
Leaves Boston via Fitchburg at 7.30 q. M,
Springfield at 7:ij a. M, connecting at White
River Junction with Day Express for Burlington
Montreal, Ogdensburgh and the West;
Accommodation Train leaves Mortified lO;lt
a. M, ana burlington RI l-'zu p H., loi NousV
Point.
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls at 1000 p
m, receiving passengers from Vermont Vale,
Railroad, leaving New York at III p. m, ant
from Cheshire Railroad, leaving Boston at Oh
p. m, connecting at White River Junction witt
train leaving Boston at $50 p. m, for Burng
ton, Rouse's Point, Montreal and Ogdonsburgh
connecting at Montreal and Ogdcnsburgh Will
Grand Trunk Trains for the West.
! Sleeping cars are attached to both the nigh
] Express trains running between st. Adams an,
Boston, and 81. Adams and Springfield.
Through tickets for Chicago and the West 70
sale at the principal stations.
G.. MERRILL, Sup.
4
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1D- Death is the consoler Of tho Low

hg- Death lis the CONSIDER of the low
ly. the Nemesis of the mighty, avenger
OF all wrongs Death robs the wicked
OF their prosperity and delivers the
good from all evil. Death takes away
the sting of poverty and the need of
wealth. In the grave the poor shall
possess what they desire and the rich
lose what they possess; the portion of
both shall be rottenness and nothing
ness The grave is garment for the
ragged Lazarus and nakedness for the
purpied Dives. Death is the heir of all
earthly sovereignty, and, in this world.
the king that never dies The grave
Is fsstness that bare bodkin will
open to him that would enter therein
and no talisman can unclose for hin
that would rise therefrom.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-12-08
J,pAvKLrN COUNTY
M "A r u L e w O n TX 8
ST. ATBANS, VERMONT.
Tho snlacriher would
Monuments, IIcndstoncs, Tab
lets, Obcli~ISs, Counter and
Fable Tops, NTantcI
Pieces, &c. &C..

from the choicest American and
Italian marble Having experienced workmen
in his employ, lac is enabled to warrant his GUS
toners monumental work which will be finished
in superior style of the art, and in good taste.
lie purposes keeping constantly ON hand a vari-
ety. of designs which will aid customers in max
ing selections.
All persons wishing anything in the marble
line. viii find it to their advantage to give him a
cali before purchasing elsewhere.
Those living at a distance can confer with him
by mail. and their letters will be promptly at
tended to.
Ny place Of business has been removed to the
Shop ON Champlain street. formerly occupied by
H. II Farnsworth. where | shall be glad to fiji
any orders with which ! may be favored.
CHARLES W. GREEN.
st. Albans May -, 1861. LILY