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Special Notire.
STRENGTH FOR THE EXHAUSTED.

STRENGTH FOR THE EXHAUSTED.
Thousands die. as it were, inch hy inch of bodily
walEuesz. fr debility viii Kill as certainly,
though not So quickly. as a raging fever. Isit
asked how the weas shall he made strong
tie ae.litated sustained and restored the ex-
Lzustet red-led with vital emery We aver that
@. ai luvisoratug preparations -iycn by seienee
g. man, from tie Institution Of tie AT Of healing
O. the present hour. not one las wrou-ht sach Won
t,r- 'u lic way q r,,'4raro. as HOSTETTER'S
CEIEBEATED STOMACH EUTERs. This is
ia.e,d n. tonic 81 t,r-es. As a res italizius,
strength .uIl .r-s-, Hf-.r..ea-i-- a-eHt the
like os e. B, not TO Re found in tie catalogue q
medicines. Among the various articles used to
arouse dc dormant over. of nature, &c stands
alrze--'e great avail ele- e -l.e Iara'sz,i phys
l.-e. }. r.t.--y avafcas Je ILgs.cll IoHers
g-.ll- s. .tcur ..Iap.s All iLsat5aa, rug i'm
farts permanent v1-rr 90 'he muscular sd acr-
t... g-..-- --,.lio.c.l-. us were, t.tA the
st-.u-t.-t end the gutrorls " vitality. The
-.s. a.--e.ll. Tie ralg g-, The froheu-i0wI o.
D. Oh sexes are recommended TO t-yit. They VII,
..uI-l .ia TIA present le'I IA tine az tcuile
-.6w.w
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ment on the Rio Grande and is received here
with intense surprise. 1t is not believed
that this action has been contemplated by
this government. though it may he a part Of
the Sherman-Cdmpbell programme. Gen
Sheridan is on the Rio Grande and his course
in the matter Is awaited with interest.
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DYSPEPSIA CURED.
sSh eHliI HfiSSIs Cured
Eruptions On the Face Cured
ScrOEu.a Cured

li TREATMENT WITH MINERAL wArfRs.
~ away with al your various and often rorui
cious drugs and quack Medicines, a4I u-ea f.s
baths prepared with
''STRUMtTIC SALTS"
esq salts are made from tie concentrated J.
quors ofthe Mineral Well Of the Penn'a Salt Manu-.
featuring Co, in Pittsburgh, and are packet IN air
tight boxes. one always sufficient fr bath
Directions are attached. luiernally use
'Strumstic Mineral WaIers."
In bottles Of one and q halrrirts. one saHeica,
for days use. Sold hy all nru--i-;s generally.
REYLoNnS. PRATT . GO. NJ. l6 Fulton stree
New Yors.
MERRILL, BROS. 4. CO., 2l5 safest. Bosto-
Wholesale Agents
o.. = L-ll-lawcnwIKr
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WASHINGTON. Nov. =.

Highly important news was received to-
night By the government from the Rio
Grande, TO the effect that Gen. Sedgwick,
commanding the United States forces, moved
from near Palo Alto, across the river into
Mexico. between Guadalupe and Matamoras
and took possession Of the latter city, an
nouncing that his intention wss to protect
american residents there. The occu-
patton of Mexican territory by United
States troops caused great excite
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TILE ..p,pIIcAL RECORDER"

The public generally have great confidence n. m
this medicine. The numerous Testimonials III It's
favor from well known clergymen and
are well calculated to convince any hui tne mos.
,keptical. there be any Of our readers VINO sun
doubt touching the magic powers Of PERRY DA-
Wis, PAIN KILLER to relieve pain we avn
than to buy one bottle, and give it a trial. w
never knew it yet TO fail
Sent. 23-wlm
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ESTR

= EFT in charge o. the subscriber, Oct. both by
| a stranger who promised to call for the same
- fonr DAYS. a black HORSE. weighing about
nine hundred and Judged to be eight years old,
With buggy ndharness The legal owner L here,
Iv requested to prove property, pay charges and
take them away o,,,,n
Min VI Noy H-p3s-
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MEDICAL.


DIR. ). ;. FITCH, i. NJ. VI y.
Author Of Six Lectures on the Prevention and cure
! o. pulmonary Consumption, Asthma. Diseases !
the Heart and mode Of Preserving Male and Ferl,l
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street, Boston, Mass. may he consulted every
Monday at IA broadway, New ork.-and AZ No.
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All Headaches, Catarrh, Sore Throat. Colds.
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ness, PILES, Dropsy, Ovarian TUmors, Complaints
peculiar 70 either sex, skin Diseases Salt Eheum
Eruptions, Pimples and Brown Spots on the face
the scalp the bands the limbs OF the person; Rheu-
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In al cases the best references given
DR. 5. S. FlTCii'S FAMILY PHYSICIAN Is q
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SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
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thus in many cases, positively evaPoratins the
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is pleasant about them. They are the plaster OF
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IF. JOHNSON, NJ D., on Topical Remedies"
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can state that they arv decidedly preferable to any
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the use Of a plaster, we should recommend them
a. INGRAHASi, n. D., Editor New fcFS Monitor
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Sold by all Druggists.
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NpWS OF TIE WEEK
BY TELEGRAPH.
Nrw York, Nov. %.

4 Chicago special says there is much ex-
,-emcnt caused there by the discovery OF a
hmily named Morris starving to death ne
wife saws she is a sister OF John Morrissey'
Nc. elect. to whom she has applied Tor
aid in vain.
\ Toronto despatch says zen suspicious %
characters were arrested Fes',id'y unler 'iie
haJcas corpus act. ,..-.-,..
The [. 5. Government has instructed ITS
Consul to apply for new 5fial i9r the con-
icmncd Fcnians which viii be had today.
They ar, to have one substantial meal
c,rL 59v. thc a. = Consul paying The ok
lCLse.
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WHO BREAks-PAYs.~

conc q tie most Interesting stories we have
ever read. ~ is @ loye-tale, but most unlike the
trashy stuff published sutA, and worthy the
reading Of intellectual people Boston Saffr'Iv
EtfHt4g G1-sfs. sent postpaid Ca receipt Of price
SIS: LEiPOLDT 4 HOLT, isl Bro6me street
New NUrF
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4 Leay,nNorth despatch say- l.. Amgs
ulth - men Inc. band ol 500 Sioux near
fort Sclgwick. killed 8, wounded J. am
captured 4 beef cattle. 81 mules and ,
horses, and llun1c-lJ and burned wh-.
could not be brought away. lie marched
TO- miles in 56 hour wiiA nothing '9 cat
for men Or animals.
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It is rum0rcl that Gen. Vega Who Went 90
Mexico 1stcnsibly t1arre-t Corona was re-
ally employed by OltcEa. and having dis
obeycd Juarez's orders was shot as a traitor
by o-Ior of Orttga
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JOHN WILLIAMS ESTATE.

l1T D.. THE 81 BsCEIBERs. having been appointed
w By the Honorable the Probate Court fr the Dis
irict 81 Chtteuen. Commissioners u receive examine
aud adjust the claims and demands % all persons,
aeanst ths estate % John Williams late OF Richmond
in said District, represented insolvent and also all
months from the dan Il the date hereof being allowed
~ sa Court for that purpose. 30 therefore hereby
give n0tce that will attend 10 The business Of our
app.niment a the Richmond HOE Il, IN Richmond In
said District un the third Thursdays December and
April next, a 10 oenek A. ", on each % aid days
Dated Thu 18th d,y u October A. ID. 1866
:. y. GREEN, Commits
T., ID. MASON ! sionsr,I
IL.
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The New Novel Of Mrs Bella z. Spencer
Tried and True, is selling with unexpected
rapidity, and the printers can hardly keep pace
with the demand"
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Ok DOLLARS. BARrLErT Swing MACHINE
~ Unsurpassed for family use Agents wanted.
Larger commissions paid than on any other ma
chine. Address C. WEATHERBY. Sole Agent for
Eastern n. Y. a6 broadway, n. Y, Room
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- I'D NIATRI,IoNY.
To Purchasers and Dealers in the Celebrated
WATERPROOF s. COLD-PROoF
ARCTIC CATER SHOES.


Patented - z, e.. Wales Of Boston.
Tie Goodyear Metallic Rubber Shoe Company, Of
Nsfl tuck Connecticut. would inform Dealers and
he public generally that they are the exclusive
owners Of the Patent and Sole Manufacturers ofthe
above-uamod Shoe, and wiu promptly prosecute
any and all arrangements Of their rights under said
Patents All genuine Arctics aEc bound with cord
Ind have the name o. the Pateutee and 81 our Com
Many on the bottom All others are but poor init
atiGus. The public viii promote their own inter
ests hy purchasing those only made by this Ccmpa-
Nv at sau-atucE, Conn. WALES, EMMONS s
co. Nos l7l and i7 Pearl St., Boston. and BREE-
DEN 4 SOUTHWlCk, Nos ius ana lu3 Liberty St.,
New Yor are sole gents FOR tie sale u the above
named Shoes.
loy, Treas T%lwb
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The Leland to-day >ly- tie King Of Prus-
STA las written to tLe P.lc Offering Trotcc-
ton to Rome,
q. II. Suratt. the alleged accampIcc in
the murder OF President Lincoln was dis
covered serving in tho Papal I1naHcs under
the name Of John Watson. lie was arrested
upan demand OF Gen King, but afterwards
ran The guard, leapiu- over q prccipiec and
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A locomotive exploded on t.e Georgia b
i. to-day killing che fireman. name! Ma-
tn, aud woundius tie engineer NAMED
Berry.
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SNIOLANDER'S EXTRACT or
FsiErhEE

/ SOLD by all Apothcclres, osory-~lcre. lor
L only ONE DOLLAR. % isa certain cure Tor
Diseases Of the Eiducy>, Gravel, tibeu-
matiSm. Cout, DrOpsy. Female
Disorders - General Debility
arising from cxccs.es 90 ans Kind. Read tl- -ai-
lowing Testimony ola Ci.y M-si.ulrr-
CuARLvsrows. Mass. Eov. a -.
Mes,rs. TUEL-fCH s kocfEs. Boston. Mas
feel 10 a duty upc o. 5.g, and .l such .f
the community as are suffering as have suffered,
o. make known through the med uu az our alyer-
tisemcuts the cure that. through the blessing &C
q Cd you Lave wrought upon me rs using SuaL-
ANDER's fUCEU Iat suffered over one ytarwith
Kidney Disease So bad could hardly walk. took
four bottles o. Sm0landers EuChu ami 10 cured me.
WILLIAM II. NED-Fs, City Missionary.
81 Apothecaries sell this valuable preparation,
and ask only one dollar for 10. Try IT,
BURLEiGh & ROGERS, Wholesale urc-.ists,
Boston, General Agents
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s,op, ia, south a.4 E4,, Tram. arrips at Bu,li.gls.
Resal Qutires.
EREN LEES ESTATE.

W. TIE SUBSCRIBERS. having been appointed
w b. ihe Honorable the Probate Court Tor the Dis
triet Clittenen, Commissioners 70 receive examine
and adiust the claims aud demands u all persona
aain-t the estate % Eben Lee, late Of Jericho In saf
Dlstr rrpresened nsolvent and also Al claims ant
demand, exhibited IN Offset thereto; and siT months
from The DAY % The date thereto. being allowed By said
CoLrt for thlt purpose DO Therefore hereby give
notice, Tat We Will attend ~ the business Of Ap
fintmeui Al the du elinc q JAMES Grahs Ia Jericho
u said District. on the ls-t Tuesd Is Of December snd
April ue1t, % 10 o'.ts a. NJ. each OF sald days
Date, This 1ih siay-of Nov. A. ID. isGG
JOEL BAETLETT Commia-
NATHAN BENHAM .ioners
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AIopul4r outbreak against t-c Govern
m,ut of Spain is liable o. occur st any mo-
meat. There are rum1rs tlat tlc Queen
viii ablicatc % avoid the Threatened storm.
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SIN ERNIE.
SILVERINE.
An entirely new invocation f.r ins.lr-r,.l-'y
SEEE'ER PE.s va
Brass, Copper.German Siiver.Brouzc.cic.
ANn FOR
CLEANING AND POLISHING SILVER AND
SILEER-PLATEu WARE

Although an entirely new invention. this article
las already excited the surprise and admiration %
many OF many q the prominent scieutid, men 81
is almost magical operation one Of tie most valu-
able inventions Of mod 1rI times
10 u complete electro 7l-er-p.atlu- battery ir
% bottle, AID IS destine. o. wur, wonders iu every
Lgusehold as ~ is use al silver-plated ware
whose plltn- Is worn %, can Dee restored O. JOS or-
nal beauty, aud articles o.! brass. copper Ger
mar silver, etc. ear De iusta-tlls plated With
pure silver, 40 est 81 tim ns that family need
be without t.
There arethogsalts d. 4st.c., .u daily us, made
g ihe naser metals which hr 500 ...ls.1f7i use II
i-e 'iiverine, may .e l--la- l.-.iF ornamental as
wei. AZ useful.
II BE- perhaps needless o. say That the S'ive-ine.
- u game implies. Is a preparation 81 FtIE Sill
VIZ. and contains 80 NERO TRY, acid. or other inc
gradients nor any property ln tAe slightest decree
injurious % metals ur tIe hands.
Applied 90 Slvlr-Fllted T.. lc Ware. Fruit
Dishes, TRAYS, Casters. Stair Rods. Hlrres Trim
u u-.. Military Equipment. Door knobs and
Plates. Metallic Window ami Show Case Eraucs sc
whose plating Is TCrn ~. 10 gives them All the
beauty - new ware, which they wii slt1'n Il tie
s.seiiue IS applied US often ma --l articles are
r-luar-ly cleaned.
Applied o. Copper. Brass 0r Bronze articles. 70
Sill keep them LEtUlI uLtY -fLyrEEn. E.th enc
.crur.r e. etc.
J. E.l ais3 be found o. De DIE t-.. ana mos, c...-
.niell .lFer cleaner ever used, producing an u.-
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HOW : " STEVENS.
MANUFACTURES. 300 Broadway, Boston. sl4z.
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GTNSi Guns.
VIEW GOODS.

Of EVERY description in our line, just received
~ at No. Bank Block.
BRINSMAID & HILDRETH.
Nov. 2lst.
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RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON r.. r.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
cJumeneing Oct. Is. 1866. trains will run as
lows.

C-rneneing Oct. Is. 1866, trains will run as fbI-
lows
LEAVE BURLINGTON:
800 A. NJ, MAIL TRAIN for Boston, Lowell Wor-
cester. Fitehburgh. Brattleboro, Springfield Hart
ford, New Haven, Troy, Albary and New York
srrive in Troy at 40 P. 81 New York 10. 30 p n
Boston SOP NJ.
Through BOSTON, and Troy trifh0ut change of Car,
As TRAIN fer Rutland and intermediate stations
81 p. ". ACCOMMODATION TRAIN to Rutland
arrives in Rutland at 9.51 P. NJ,
10 mp. n NIGHT EXPRESS, with Sleeping Car for
Sew Yors and Boston. Arrive in Troy al 40 A.
N. New YORK 1879 An Boston $50 An.
TaraEgh o. Troy gEa BOSTON, SithoHf change of Co.'S.
The 10 o'clock P. NJ. and o'clock A. NJ trains
make close connection with the New York Cen
tral az Troy and Albany for all points West.
From ts South asa East Trans arrive at BurlinqfSs
foH0tess
s.5J An, NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN, with Sleeping
Cars, from New YORK and Boston. Leaves New
YORK Al P. ", EostOn $50 FL
10 % A. N.ACCOMODATION TRAIN from Rutland
leaves Rutland az ~ A. VI.
40 p n, NAIL TRAIN from Boston, Lowell WOr-
eeste.. Springfield. Hartford, New Haven. Troy
and New York.
Leaves Boston 30 "A.
$50, MAIL TRAIN from Troy and New York
For further Information apply az the Union Tick
et Office, No. l. American Hotel Block where tick.
cts can be purchased ;or all Of the above routes
and al points West, North West and South West,
choice NAV De made from any OF the various routes,
from Burlinzton.
J. ". WARDw ELL, Agent, Passenger Depot
J. ". CA RI ENTER, Aren't, No. American Dotel.
GEO. A. MERRILL. sup Z.
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y number Of persons accused Of Fenian-
ism have been ARRESTED 1t Limerick and
large quantities Of pixies and other arms
-eiz-l.
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OIL AND CANDLES,

/ ARD, SPERM. AND WHALE OIL,
II OLIVE. ELAINE, AND RED OIL,
KEROSENE AND MACHINERY OIL,
sPEEN 4 ADAMANTINE CANDLES and SOAP.
tor sale ~ BRADSHAW 4 PATCH,
wisiE6 Nc. Central Wharf, Boston
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AMERICAN LIFE DROPS.
For the speedy cure Of
IL u u 4, II y z

AMERICAN LIFE DROPS:
For the speedy cure Of
DIR II r II Z r Il,
Coughs. Colds. Hoarseness, Sore Throat Bron.
chitis Rheumatism, and all kindred
complaints.
For Eve years has this article been before tie
people and the verdict returned from every quar-
ter by the consumers Of the half million bottles
that have been sold within that time, is, that
1T ALWAYS CURES"
Read the following, which is only a specimen Of
the many letters are daily receiving
BosroS. MASS.
..ORRIS SKINNER L Co. SIR Notwithstanding
my general prejudice against proprietary Cor
patent) medicines. was induced 70 buy two bot
lies Of the American Life Drops, through the
high Recommendation Of them BY friend, as al
ways curing DipAtheria, Coughs, Gods, Sore
Throat Bronchitis, &c. Ny son, sixteen years %
a.ce. was taken suddenly i'll with Diphtheria and
could scarcely speak or swallow, his breathlng was
SO bad. We were much alarmed, but decided %
try the Life Drops, before calling ply sican. By
using the Drops according 10 direction, he was
soou relieved and the disease entirely broken up.
let a friend suffering with Rheumatism have one
81 the bottles lie SAYS the Life Drops gave i'm
used A family near him suffering from Colds and
liberated Sore Throat, used some OF his, and were
cured in a short time. Since then let ny brother
A physician, have part OF mine, AID with which he
cured a bad case OF Diphtheria. He Is constaine
% Truly yours. Alb. ELDER
The Life Drops are carefully prepared by
ORRIN SKINNER CO., Sole Prophet5rs.
Springfield, Mas.
And sold by all Druggists.
Geo. C. Goodwin K Co, Reed, Cutler Co. Rus
~ { Bird. Boston, Mass, General Agents
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INVASION YOU WANT 10 have
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CuEI5TaDOR0's EAIR DYE
over every other ia use. 10 is purely vegetable,
iuGluflc a-f instantaneous. Manufactured by J.
CRISTADORO, Aston House, New York. Sold ~
pru sls,s. Applied iy al Hair prezsers
Nev. g. LaWlm
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III "N.'I = 7'0III------I--
The resolution w-s called forth hy "a call
-ugd iy few obscure individuals at For
smith for the purpose % inaucu,a,inE
new Sarc government.
The Legislature Is still unable to elcc.
L. s. Senator.
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WILCONCALORIC ENGINE 60.

fiau-f -tgrers u tai.rIc Engines ~ various s.ls
Recent Improvements upon che et -iu.- have ircCI
them nom thc difficulties which have heretofore
existed % ~ tors Of this elias. IHey aye ROW !c.-
i,cuy reliable lor ali purposes where limited pow
GO b required, consuming small amount oiiucl F.,
aye entirely safe, and can DC operated iy crs Pc
uotsk.llcl 10 me I'd tnics.
STEPHEN WILCON. Tr.. AGENT
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BROWNS
BRONCHIAL TROCIIES

uAyIyG A DIRECT ISrLUEN' so THf PARTS
cI,E IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
For Bronchitis. Asthma. tatarrh, toh-
sumptiye Throat Diseases
rHacuEs ARE USED WITH ALWAYS coon SUCCESS.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
viii End T-oe5es useful In clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking, and relieving
the throat after an unusual exertion OF the vocal
organs. The T-2eE~ are recommended and pre-
sc-ibed by Physicians, and have had Testimonials
from eminent men throughout tho country Being
an article Of true merit, and having F-'uea their
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8ailrpads.
-ERMONT CENTRALAND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
FALL ARRANGEMENT
Commencing O,fS, 1866

Leave Burlington at us A. NJ, Il. % P. NJ, ana
sop. Il -'
Mail Train leaves ROuses Point at 4.2J A M -.
ceives passenger from Ogdensburgh r. R. and con
1ecung AZ ". lite River Junction and Bellows FaI.
with trains 70 Boston, Worcester. Springfield AMI
With trains on passumpsc r. R. arrives at New.
YORK st I045 p. NJ.
Day Express leaves Montreal at $40 A. NJ.
st. Johns At 10 A. N, Ogdensburgh at $50 A. NJ
R0useis Point 10. 40 A. M. for Boston, Sc- arrivInS
10 Boston via Lowell at 10 ~ P. NJ
Might Express leaves Ogdensburgh at n BOA. NJ
Moutrcal33OP N. ,ROuse's Point 5.45 p NJ St Johns
II 80 P. NJ, arriving at Boston at 40 A. NJ, CON
Meeting at Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad for
Boston and Worcester and with Vermont VALLEY
York Il 1890 p NJ.