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SrEkLrxa TooLs.--A carpenter passing
ON his way to his work at the Deaf and
Dumb ASYLUM, on, Tuesday morning saw
q lot Of Carpenter's tools exposed to sale
at an auction store near the north end Of
the, market house, amongst which he rec
Ognized some Of his own. Two other
workmen az the Deaf and Dumb Asylum
laid claim to others Of the tools, which, on
inquiry, it was ascertained, had been
brought to the store bya negro man, who
had been sent there with them by the wife
of'ttie fellow who LEFT town'on Tuesday to
avoid arrest on q charge Of whipping her
with "biliy.n It seems that she was out
Of money, and as her husband had whipped
herand ran away, she, I'M pure revenge and
to raise funds, determined to sell his tools,
and hence the erposs. The negro and wo-
man were arrested, and the police are after
the wife Whipper. t@ ii,s 40
:.
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3 RATHER CoLD.-As group was talking
of the recent cold snap, at the depot, few
nights since, one of fthe party was astonish-
ing his auditors with sstatement of how
cold It got out In Minnesota. 'why said
he fstarted once to feed the poultry and
found them all froze stiff. Igot a kettle Of
boiling water to thaw them out, but before
the water could reach the ground 1t froze
so hard that there was stream of Ice half
way.up TO the nose Of the tea-kettle.p The
silence which followed was broken, by one
of.the chaps asking: ibid you feed the
chickensPp g - h9 tghasH
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: THANKs.-Our thanks are eminently due,
aud are thus publicly rendered Mr., Busby
of the Journal, for the kindness manifested
by him during our recent illness. There is
great deal of the Indian in our compost
tion, from association perhaps, and we new
er forget friend or forgive an enemy.
We hope Busby may never get sick, for his
Own.sake; but for ours, If he were COM
PEELED to take eaiomel jalap by the quart,
we'd laugh to think how we could return
his kindness and show how deeply we APP
preciate the fayors rendered. N0A
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-14

!. "A. HUrcH1NsoN, Of Columbus, o., Cen
eral Agent for collection of claims, is pre-
pared to prosecute and collect for officers
In commission prior to Sd OF March, 1866,
an increase of pay for each servant they
were entitled TO-. Communication should
be had with him at once. >febl4-6td
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NATIONAL RoTEL.
iO0DALE HOUSE.
GENr1rMEN, attend the Festival Tonight

TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE filed at the
Recorders office of Franklin county, Feb.
IL, 1867: -., ,,- ...r... .4-----.
Walter A. Dun to John Hall, "a acres Of
land In franklin and Madison counties,
Oct. 2S, 1865; SLID.
John Geddis to VIM. Hanes, part Of lot
No. 80, in the town of Grove City, Feb. 8,
1867; $500.
Geo. w. Maynard to Henry Tool, lots AZ,
40 and 81, In the town Of Shadeville, Feb,
1867; 5000.
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.,a WIsHHNG to diminish my stock of Picture
Frames, I will, for the next thirty days, at
Oldroyd 6 Co.'s old stand, Moo Opera
House Cup stairs,) sell all kinds Of Oval and
Square Frames at surprisingly low prices.
All kinds OF Rustic Frames at your own
prices. No. 0 Opera House (up stairs.) aa
4-tfq 5ea @. w. STEBBINs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-14

81 AT Cosr.-A. c. Headley & Co., in order to
make room for Spring goods, win offer their
entire stock of STAPLE AND Fancy DRY
GooDs at CosT fors80 days. Now is the
time to getGREAT BARGAINS out of the most
complete stock of goods kept in the city.
ian2I- -0w or! t'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-14

% $1,000 BUSINESS CoLLEGE.-A style OF
Penmanship worth thousand dollars to
any young man, can be secured in three
months under the Instructions of Prof
Preston, of the above institntion. fSbl4tf
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THHE HOUSE or pIRRCg,
FOR PRODxaAL SONS,

uOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHff.h.
III delphia. Pa established on the prinoinles AZ
Christian Charity for relief and cure Of hlIS-
manly powers by Errors. Abuses and Diseases IN
cident 70 Puberty and carly life. Essays and Re-
ports. with plan Of new tloatmont sent n, sea|of
SKfLEiN H0UtGtHf0S. Howard Hdi'.xSss xsscciaiios a q
pa, W. ~ III ianli-dtWSn
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piano TIMING

4 Orders left at j. Harris s. Co.'s Store, Nc.
36 North High street, will be attended to
by l.,, 3,' a5 s,s5eg e. CoRNELIsoN.
Oct27-tf ,arti. 5u y,ss.iia.
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Rlg~ NOTICES .."TO 'Let,o "FOr
Sale,'' "LOst,'' tsWants,' "FOund,"
" BOarding,'' &c, not exceedInG eight
lines, published i'm this column for
10 cents each insertion. , =, .,S
w alight and profitable business $50 per month
easily earned. Address OHAS. 8. GREENE
CO., 4l3 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia. Pa. feb5-1m
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THE BALL TosNIeHT. Don't forget that
All. Jelleff gives one Of those pleasant So
: cIaI balls at aAmbos' Hall to-night the
which are so very popular amongst our
young people. After reading loves gentle
missives all day, how can you better close
itthan In '''''''.-t'','' ...-t.''.> .heii
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oa THURMAN HALL, n
No. 272 south High Street,

NN'v 80 r-lTI ~ 'b'E NNOV
The Headquarters Of the Democratic State
Executive Committee and Democratic
Reading Room, will be open every even
ing Sundays excepted from ITO 9o'clock.
The members of the Committee win be
III AItenuauce'tf9 81 .pfntrty.wa9 .tayty
Democrats of the city, and those from
abroad who may be In the city, are invited
II BY ORDER OF THE CoMMIrTEE.
February st1. 1867.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-14

BOARD on PUBLIC WoRKs.--The Board
Of Public Works had meeting yesterday
at the Capitol, but no business Of impor-
tance was transacted.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-14
WHY NOT USE THE BEsTa
RATCHELOR,s HAZE DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye Is the best In the world
The only true and dPertect Dys-Harmless, Reliable
instantaneous. No disappointment. No ridicu-
ious tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies
the III effects Of Bad Dyes. InygorAtes the hair.
leaving Il soft and beantiful Tho genuine is sien-
ca Ip1ltian A. BdtcAelor. All others arc mere imi-
tations, and should be avoided. Sold By all Drug
giats and Perfumers.-. Factory, 81 Barclay street
New York. st5 declO-d&wly
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business College.

Do not fail to join the special class in
Penmanship next Monday evening. A
splendid style of writing for Ten Dollars
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New York stock MIarket--Feb "a.

STOCKS-Ney York Central lOX; Erie Sci.
Illinois Central ll4; Pittsburgh 81 North western
~; do preferred esi Toledo 49, Rock llsland gs5I
I1t,Hbprgh a Fort Wayne SIS; Ohio Cert'fG 25; W.
iO9k do ga l072S; do 65, 107X new issue 1865; q
ISSh lO-4O coupons lOl9lOl1l; 7-3O coupons lO5 Z
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OPERA HOUSE.

MANAdBR. .,................".F. J. WHITOHER.
MR.. McKEAN AND MISS VIRGINIA
h u O H "A M "A NJ :
q Supported by the Great Star Company
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Am Inhuman Wretch

A man named George Lester, living in
an attempt to starye his wife TO death and
performing inhuman operations upon her.
lie is at large, but the police are after him.
.WOSIen Minis burned!
The wooden cloth mills at Glenham,
Duchess county, were nearly destroyed
by fire Monday night. Loss about 100000;
insured for $4,000.
COuldn't Do It.
George w. Chadwick, originator Of the
bogus North River Bank of Nebraska, was
yesterday defeated in suit brought
against Amasa Barber, to recover 5000 In
promissory notes. The notes were given
to aid in establishing the bogus bank, and
the plaintiff claimed he discounted them.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-14

, For SALE.-Phe Trustees offer for sale
the building known as the SOLDIERS Home''
near the depot. Inquire of ,is,5 Il
'ss7aA 70 yig2a 'foe Ell. TAYLOR, BE-.
Il gsqs tl5u .d54 Office 0deol Building.
z Neah1o ,,Oo ,.,0,,, fasr $50 -Ia
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-14
XXXIXth Congress- Second Session
wAsnINaroN, Feb. 1S, 1867.
SENATE.

Mr.. WILSON,, from the Military com
mittee, reported adversely on House reso-
luton of thanks to Secretary Stanton and
Qnartermaster General Meigs, and it was
indefinitely postponed. ilr7 i1s iBii1ss 6saD
The Clerk Of the House announced the
passage by the House of q bill for the ies-
tabllshment of civil government ia Louisi-
ana, and it was taken up by a vote of % 10
10, but Mr.. Hendricks obiecting to consider
1t to-day, it goes over till tomorrow. N
Mr.. HENDRICKS called up the bill to
punish the larceny of any article of Gov
ernment property by fine of 5000 and
imprisonment OF not less than one nor more
than ten years, or both, passed. ..siJ
Dir. MORRILL, reported from the COM
mittee on Military Affairs, without amend
ment, bill to regulate the disposition of
unclaimed colored volunteer bounty fund
now in custody OF the Freedman's Bureau.
Mr.. WILSON, from the same committee,
reported House bill for payment of addi-
tional bounties authorized by law to sOl-
diers who have lost their discharge papers,
with an amendment. 7a-u-ss ~ ~. i7ar.i
Mr.. WILSON also reported, without
amendment, House bill extending to gem
eral officers and officers on the retired list
the benefit of an additional ration for every
five years service.
Also reported, with amendment, House
bill crediting volunteer officers in the reg
ular army with service in the volunteer
service, aud giving to such officers the
same rank by brevet in the regular army
as they held by commission in the yolun-
teerlservice.
Mr.. HOWARD reported, without amend
melt, bill authorizing the payment of
the rewards offered for the capture of JEFF.
Davis. -.t-.l FV
Mr.. POLAND, from the judiciary COM
mittee, reported bill providing that per-
sons held upon mense process or execution
issued from United States courts shall be
entitled to discharge in same manner as If
arrested on similar process of State courts
in same district. b.fs u @
Mr.. ANTHONY, from the committee on
Printing, reported House bill making the
superintendent Of printing elective by
House of Representatives, with an amend
ment making such officer an officer aud
elective by Senate. Recess till O'clock.
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Go to the Festival at Templars' Hall to-
night. Admission so cents. Supper free
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-14

1 NEIL HOUSE.
l, gB HoIlister, Cpcipns.i VIM Penn Nixon, do
hSTE; Wm JAY Il WAddsIl do; Armstrong; j. Phil
pey Wm hsCray, Petroleum Center Miss Annie
iMcGra dOi vn y MEVngen New X York Hutch;
I%%S 81 GBty BS.dn ps FSr Es F5nSSS:E cS "
Woodward. $ A; Col, Willard, y s A; Edwin
Il HcassasfS Icuisys; Eaftet.s ~ ofI%in 0incial
natl; Addison Hines. PhiladcIphia; s b B,srson,
Cleveland ..1S Nd 4 W%ilsCn % dR % W% sI.e do IS 3 2 2
acs Do; M %rshs LeSancn aO OsRs a%utbsr MsI
Zane vile; Joseph W Gilbert Ciucinnati; q Gust,
do; Tho. brown, Dayton; Geo A Grove, Miamis-
burg Adam Gay. do; " Districh, Dayton.
.a UNITED STATES HOTEL.
Jacob banker, Post Town. o.; W II Morris, South
g8o%GSd .TE o. SSssHS@f aSmi;cT a TpppnseiH
i;SN GGsGy1l W. Allyn Weite5yills; O.: "a pss
GfoVsp6 GSSs fn o oF'n RSSS%iy SS%yd FiDily d.ySS
Chase, wife and daughter. Kenten. o.: Samuel
Ssndesi Jackson T9w9shipi Fred Bum. groveport.
rodon % GSfERSSS EoSSson NJ NeSatE o oHslJ1aa% JsSs:
! NJ Penn, Ciacinnsti; h MeGOwsR. steabeayiiis.
Truro o.; George F6c@ss. IiiScis; q B Har1tRs, f
wiIj.%; Do WSiIS de %F'RfSG1; W Goc;s: 81 Rc6 I =
Pierson, Jersey, o. Ep II. .CApran; Springfield, o..
X Cook. Galins, o.; P A Moore. do; M st6ew Bon
R'f CLARK CgHRtE George Becker New York
San. Reed; l. Eachny, West Jefferson,
s.,-.g ,,l, AMERICAN HOTEL. Glt
Jacob Meyr. Cincinnati; b Linn, GAINESVILLE; O
B lockwood and Wife, Cleveland; Q II Johnson,
Ccshoeton; ID R McFeely, Mt Vernon; y Hughes, do;
LIZ Sr'tS1 S1; Rf 1a.r % GsGs q PsT
X B Gordon. st Marys; WIN Womburg Cleveland;
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Go TO the Festival at Templars' Hall to-
night. Admission 50 cents. Supper free.
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4 CIosrse out at Cost at Taft & Son.
janl671m
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FROM NEW YORK.
Had his Pockets Picked.

NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-Yesterday after
noon George Desoyer, an exchange broker
doing business at No. 2 Park row, was rob-
bed of nearly $l,500while riding up town
on Broadway car. The thief escaped de-
lection.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-14

"Jocund reel and maxy waits"
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" Go to the Festival at Temrlars' Hall TO-
night. Admission b0cents. Supper free.
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AT CosT! At Cost at Taft 6 Son, 4e North
High. ltfaEF4-s 5af7 sjanls-1m
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ATTEND the Festival at Templars' Hall
tonight. Admission so cents. Supperfree.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS. j.
new Z York money marEol-Feb, "a

New York Money market-Feb. rs. 4
M0NEY-Easy atbs p r cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Dull at shaex. .fsiF
GOLD-Withnnt decided change; opening At Is7Kl
aLdclosing at 1867. ~ 7-''-'-',,'
GOVERNMENTS STOCKS-Q 1sa
Cincinnati Money Market-Feb. Is.
G0LDz-l36 buying. 30, iiPrnEg .rtaukDns
EXCHANGE--Firm.
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AT CosT to close the BUSINESS at Taft 4
Son. es 7aaeqa @ janl6t1m
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MErEREoLooToAL TABLE, prepared and
corrected by w. j. Savage, Jeweler, SO
South High street. EH Ef
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-17
Circus.

IHE GREAT EUROPEAN CIRCUS The entree
OF his troupe into our town on the Both inst
VIII naturally create some excitement, as it
will be such spectacle as is rarely seen any
where. The unique character of the dresses
OF the riders, the curious cars and splendid
cquipage, to say nothing of the sight of a
living lion being quietly drawn through
crowded streets, cannot fail to excite interest
ofan unusual character. An extract from a
Hartford paper says
g At about halfpast nine clock the sound
of distant music broke upon our ears, and
shortly magnificent procession appeared in
view, reminding one of the triumphant en-
trance Of the Crusaders into some walled
city which for a long time had been besieged.
There were gay knights in glistening armor,
ladies in court costumes chariots and horse
men. live lion seated on the top of a mag
nificent chariot, seemed tame kitten
! small carriage, drawn by Lilliputian horses,
all preceded by brass band, and as they
passed through the several streets people
gazed with wonder and establishment But
if the street procession was grand, the per-
formances inside the vast tent was more So
in short, it was no humbug. but fully equaled
the anticipations raised by the handbils
posted and by the entrance of the grand show
into our city. The riding was excellent
the gymnastics could not be beaten, while
the funny clown kept the audience in a roar
Of laughter. The den Of lions was one Of the
chief objects Of attraction, and the passage
Of Scripture saving that the lion and the
lamb SHALL lie down together was literally
fulfilled
Oar readers are referred to the advertise
mcnt for particulars.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-17
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-17

iorts, and now Peace smiles on all our land.
IL is a hitting time to re-organize and reestab-
ilsh the festivals that pertain to the rural
pursuits of life. And we trust our agricul-
tnral friends everywhere will be in attend
ance at the meeting next Saturday, to give
the County Agricultural Society successful
and suspicious inauguration.
SABBATH School PIcNIc.-The Sabbath
School connected with Rev Mr.. Lords Soci-
ETY. in this village, and of which Col. II. d.
Hopkins is the popular and efficient Superin-
tendcnt, are to have picnic gathering in the
grove on J. r. Langdon's farm, on the Ber-
lin side, about mile below the village, to-
day wednesday,
Music ScHooL.-We are pleased to notice
that Mr.. Perkins Normal Music School opens
with large number of pupils, and with a
good promise of success.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-17

In Union Village, the parsonage on ilis 9Th INST 10y
Rev. II. C.. Dav, NJ. TIMOT HY ROG Frs and Miss
EsEItNE SAWYER, both OF Norwich.
n Chelsea, June 2hh- bv Rev W. j. kIfher, Nh
JOHN r. WAUGH, II Corinth and Miss ADELINE l.
SANBORN, of A cot, Canada East.
AfSo same place. iy the same, June 9th, hr
EI.EAZER W. BARTHOLOMEW, Of Hartford ana
Mis- JENNIE l.. PERKINS, of Chelsea.
Also by sa-a-. in Tnuhridse July 10h- Mr. if
MA b. ATWOOD, ot StfHS' cad in the ID mi MON %
Canada. and MISS BELLA : BURROUGHS. of Tun
bridge.
In Mortified. june 2sth, hv Rev. WIN. :. Hazen,
EDWARD q. LAMB, OF Hartford and Miss NELLIE
stay, OF B Irlington
In concord VI Jnre 2oh hv Elder ". Russell, Mr.
GE RICE *. RUSSELL. of Concord aud A,iss alARi
JANE 50 lBNER, ct MontpelI-r-
In Fast Fran. i,n Juiv St hy Rev. L. Praury Mr. F
STANLEY, ct saint Armand, {. E, and Mss :.
kEANS # Duuh4m, G. +.
AS hy tie same, IL East franklin, July sh, Mr.. \
II. GALLUP, OF Franklin, and Miss ]. II. KENDALL.
Enusbure.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-17

In Bradford, Sunday, July 9TH, seven per
sons were admitted to the Congregational
Church.
The Methodist choir at Bradford have been
made the grateful recipients Of dozen new
singing books The Psalm King the
gift of John Sawyer, Esq, of Boston.
The Methodist Church in Derby are being
favored at the present time with unusual
degree Of religious interest. Several have
requested prayers, and few, we understand,
indulge hope of conversion.
Rev. J. NJ Peck, of Claremont, n H., has
accepted the call of Trinity Church, Rutland,
and will soon enter upon the duties of rector.
Three persons were baptized in the Baptist
Church at Rutland, last Sunday.
On Sunday, July eth, % persons united
with the Freewill Baptist Church in Sutton
10 by baptism and 6 by letter. The at
tendance at church was 81 persons, of whom
l3l remained in Sabbath School.
ExcoMMUNIcATED.- III. Fowler has been
communicated by "a council of ministers
recently held at Irasburgh. Fowler has ac-
quired bad reputation, and this action OF
the council is none too hasty.
/ The ordinance of baptism was administered
to four persons in Bellows Falls, on Sunday
July 9TH. to whom, with two others, the
hand of fellowship was given by the pastor
of the Baptist Church, at the close of the af-
ternoon service.
/ Five persons were received into the Con
gregational Church at Saxtons River on Sun
day, July 7th-the pastor adopting the ole
and cordial practice of giving, in behalf o
the Church, the right hand of fellowship.
An interesting state of religious feeling il
reported as existing at Bloomington Center
and also at Newport
Rev r. V. Hall has been engaged as act
ing pastor Of the Congregational Church a
Charleston, and entered upon his labor
there on the first Sabbath of June.
On the 10Th of June new Baptist Churc
was organized at Franklin, and Rev. Geo. h
araer Installed az pastor
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
Vermont Central and SssfzI-
us sse"s .sft
-,
az t<.S
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS.
Rr<ias G.saE 4o~ss. ~ Fzss
H"pa.7sa ciHg July l. is7

Leave Montpelier ar Q, VI. , 30 snf le,o5
Mail Train leaves R'u~e'~ Point i-ti "a. reeves
passengers from OdgenShurgh r Il. and c"ureetS I
White River Junction and Bellows Fills th tTsi fr
Boston, Worcester Springfield. aud with travis Pas
sump>c r. R., arrives al New YorA al I0.i p ~
Steamboat 'IeiH leaves NnnrTesi ~ e.!5 a. ~. II.
ohns NJ - arriving Buriiu stau 10 81
connecting there with steamers SIX Lake GeuTee
toga,
p.y EXFREss leaves Montreal a : - - Johns
NJ 10.oo Osten~hurgh $40 ~, Bo,Se's P1ifI
1t 10 ID Boston, arriving n Boston
Lowell at 80 P
NrGHr ExpRESs leaves o1denstsaraa at II n ~,
Montreal ; 20 81, Raus-'~ Point ~ 10 P -
Johns al so arriving AZ Boston Al 40 con
Meeting Bellows Falls viii Cheshire Road tsr Boston
and Worcester, aad wi'h Vermont Nsiiev r. e. ter
Springfield g. and arriving ia New York n 1890
Train e+osssg S"rssa nd Ness
Leave Montpelier At :, 40 n, CO.. 3,25 p NJ
and 1, 10 p NJ
D.r Ernre~< TEAlx leaves Boston via Lowell at sos
NJ. for Burlington, Albans. Montreal.
MAIL TRAIS leaves Boston lowell Al 90 Via
Lawrence aud FiTchhurg AT 30 ~ru fell AZ rs
4. NJ. fer Burlington -. Adams and Odge">huFeh, and
VI ntre7l.
The trains leaving Boston via Firchbursh 7-39
and Springfield a I'd :. connect al - hrte RIVER
Junction win the Dat Express train
Accommodations TRAIN leaves Mortified at 50 =. NJ,
fer R'r'inet-n Rutland Albaus, Rouses Point, Ug-
denshurshz
TRAr~ leaves RpIlav< Fats ar eco r.
ewing passengers from Vermont Valley r. r.,
eavins New York Al - Il aud from 'He-h're r.
r.. leaving Ro>tun IT 30 connecting NJ White RiF
Jun Boston 60 tor Bur
finaron uses Point VI IN real ant OedeH-hufgh,
meeting with Grand Trunk trains t'r tac VT
Sleeping attached To both the 0tEAf eTFTe~s
trains running between ~ Adams and Boston and 81
Alhans aud Springfield.
Through Ticket for Chicago and "a West for sale At
the principal stations.
InftzI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-17
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