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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-22

To The Martyrs Of Liver voodsvfui
medicinal properties which have rendered HOsTK
STOMACH III TIERS eemnsn among The health roster
ing atoms OF the ts ambitious virtues
the least remarkable No words DO Justice oii.
veoua effect upon the diseased liver Perhaps the snpo
words OF convalcscont sufferer who describes .goia9
right 10 the spot tell tho storf clearly may BE- u
right IL directly upon Mo
ordered organ and whether nday active or stAss e
paralysis TO condition AZ health The sickaoee
81 the stomach, pains between she shoulders and
right SIDE yellow suGuscn OF the stin dse~
iAngusr dimness sigh. collie of
heart dry cough low foyer and other which ~
the phases Of ssutc sad chronic liver
plant and all promptly relieved aud ansiiy
Cd the Of this famous preparation. which q
the OF oorrecves the grotcst u
apersent lnfaibe regulator and powerful ressora-
tive Persons Of bilious habit Who tue Bitters .
protective medicine will suffer the pains AID penalties
or liver dcass blioue rcnittsnt fever This the
ptetors guarantee For sale W AL drusgsss Nov Yorh
ofnce " der street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-22
GEORGIA..

The Ceuveusiss and the Pay Of Members.
ATLANTA, Dec. q, 1907
The Csnventson met this morning and Immediately
adjourned ever 10 Monday.
Il 10 umorsd the street that the committee Of eae
which bed bssn sent Mlsdgsviis 70 draw money 10
pay has autographed here that thsre are NO funds there
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-22

Discharss or Empioyes nc tho Chariesso~a
Navy Yard.
Bosrcs, Des ~, 1857.
Orders have been received At the navy Yard 10 dis
charge thirty per cent Of the force Of employees In hs
mechanical dspartment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-22
ENGLAND.

Despatch Of Troops 70. Osborne.
IosDos, Die. 81. 1897
me government sill taking pssesa,isaary measures
TO guard against The expected movsnsas Of TeniasA
The troops which we're yesterday despatched for
Portsmouth to-day sent 10 OSBORNE Isls u wight
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-22
EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

DmAsrm Al ssA-LlvEsrooL Dsc 2l--Rvenins =
Information hss received hers that Tie ship Para
fhs Paragon had srpsnsnosd heavy gale and uttered
considerable DAMAGE She sies lea her dssk iosA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-22
FIRE n PtAal sIaeEI.

About half pest eight O'Clock last night rs occurred
in the coffee and spos mill No. I'll Pearl street, owned
By I. Hollinasvorth and A. T. obbard The flames o..
ssndsa up the stairs 70 The second and third noo, o.
supisd by Price Son, printer BY good masassmsat
the nrsmsa succeeded II saving the building. NJ OBJ
bard snys ne had kerosene oil lamp IN the packing
room and thst 70 sccdsntaIly knooked from she'll
70 shs noos when the nuid caught nre He and
aamss bus did noe succeed, and thea -wsnt
70 the ssrsss door, saw ofness Moran, Il the
are Zen he gave the alarm Tke damage 20 the mill
nssAiasy VIII b. shout u 600 1nsursd II the Relief
soer viii = about 81 COO iasufsd for 81 o0o IL the
Assor and ofnsr companies Pos Son also insured
ID the Astsr Insurance. Company Their los VIII b
Estate Il is damaged ssest 81 BOO. and 70 insured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-22

sAp CxAxon n yosrura A day ~ I've ssece N
old seutlsusan Mr.. Aisason PAl1sv. In HE dotagA
hat a one time oas Of the wsashisst men In Bs1ale,
vhs ussd 70 drive Through svr sssss with hh eeseh
ana fosr Acrsss ssd vhs dispensed charity VITA
priucsiy hospitality sad was snvisd By maay,
YES before the Pelics Court poor. toinly clad
sud smacIassd H. perssa charged VIA psas i,sessy
n stealing 3 shirt from ysuno man. justice
yspdsrpss nos considering ne circumstances usdss
which Palmer ses pcsssscn Of she shivs eeul1 b "
"a esA bodily csaaisioa II We cid man. dismiged ne
ssss Yssssrday this ags1 nan, uNh - enc q tnoss
we N he days Of pecsDeny parssok o. ns ncspeehv
minmsey V his ssHsringwas ssns 70 she psoshouss -
vseraas ess fsvs aoashA - ufals 0cwygs %, IA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-22
THE ARMY AND NAVY.


WAsHrSoroE, Doc. n, 1857
General Grant has Issued orders the closiss Of The
war Department and 10 various bureaus % Christmas
and Nsv Tear daya Durisg ne inssrvsniss week the
once Asur each day vii b. from aIns 70 twelve seock
and only half u the clerical force win b required 70 -
present. The same rss win slss ~ sbssvsd = Ne
csSsis SEA- wsids x me rvsay-sAra iafaasr5. hes
resigned.
The felswtss essv. havs bcs. relieved nom the ~
Llsutssans Colsns s. Coafa1, toe escead Afanssy
Brsvss Major James fhcmpssa, - shs sseoa1 arslssy
ana nns neussuaas J. L Kifknan, q NE twenty.
sxsh iafhatsy
Brsvst Lieutenant Colonel h O noJas, of ths mir
tlssh infnnsy bee been relieved from me rscruiIng
service aad ordered bseess Ne Rsstrtag Board
Brsvss Mater General J. n. Wilson, Lsutsnsnt Coioes
OF the fnlry hh Unite1 0tatea voluntssrs hes bees
ordered v report V Ne 0ssssaLiaCAssf
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A Pie o. Palss.

q scid more o. woLoorrs PAIN PAINT ia., mossA
than other q the most popular nedians. Charles
gs The above testimonial from Of tho largest whole
sale druggists needs comment All "a
charge. That PAIN PAINT will remove AL palm internal
ererna acute chrenc the head bodp 10 pbs q ~
Chatham square. New Ytrt or Myrtle avenue hoskfya.
Dr. w0fCorr is tbs well known propricter q TIE s.nda
remedy catArrh colds tho besd-yuE ASNfuGss
LATUR Its sales o 90 bottles each month DuA
PAIN PAINT rushing ahead Of u, isavss sakA ed y
harm ean n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-22
Another Railroad DIsasssr-Twsnsy Persons
Injured.

From the Evening Telegram Of yesisrday.l
Bosros, Dec. 81, 1881.
passenger train on the Boston. Hartford and Ers
Railroad vas thrown from The track ~ waIpsls this
forsnoop In consequences Of broken rail- aud rendered
. complete wreck Fiftssn or twenty persons were
severely injured and two will probably die The escape
Of more iron instant death regarded almes, mirseu
lous
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Destitution and Politics In Alnbama.
from the Evening Telegram OF yestsrday.l

MONTGOMERY, DOC ~, 1907.
Great numbers OF laborsrs out Of employment In
FARMING districts account Of scarcity Of Of
farmers great tuition exists among poor whites
and blacks in some districts.
Rev. Holland Thompson, oolored merchant Of Mont
gomsry, prominent radical politician OF ability and
education, who was President Of the Mobile colorsd
republican convention held last May, publishes letter
in the Nal to-day announcing that he severed
long connection with the loyal league that
tion has gone outside Of and no will hereafter
battle under the banner Of the conservative party Mr.
Thompson 10 . Of great influence with coiored
people, and his course win aid greatly in defeating the
new constitution.
The Gadsben tBain county, Times Isays Judge Hamli
has received orders from tho military authorities TO
10 the performance or his duties without rega
TO The ordinance ab0ishing Balm county until she rau
ncation OF the constitution.
Gensra Pope will not recognise the ordinaucss passed
BY tho late Convention valid until the constitution
shall b ratified. He has % asserted any statements
70 the contrary notwithstanding.
Detachmeuts or military wero sent yesterday from
this and Mobile 70 the Sosns Of the murder BY
known parties Of several freedmen, below Ccard, on
the Mobile road. The murder entirely unproveksd
Daniel Wilson, late Register In Choctaw county, has
beon arrested there for the murder OF freedman No
particulars Of the crime have yst been received
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ALABAMA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE HERALD.

Conservative Cnmpaign Against the New
Censsitution-A Bureau OnscAai Tarred and
varuished by Freodmen-ferrLbic Murder
In Baldwin County.
NoxrGoxrKr, Ala, Dsc 81, 1851
O'Clock r. N. !
The leading conservative press OF this State publish
Ing campaign document prepared by distinguished
jurist, reviewing the constitution In which the fol-
lowing tho main points elaborated Political slavery
for white men, not for rebellion treason other crimes,
bat merely for conscientious difference OF opinion with
latter day radicals Tho proposition IL illustrated by
dialogue between Governor Fitzpatrick and Judge Adam
Fielder. Tho constitution exac!s OF all persons before
registering oath the observance OF part OF
which violation Of another part thereof imposes
Inconsistent duties and obligations II demands an
impossbity 1t rewards and exalts vice and ignorance
and Furnishes and proscrbes intelligence virtue and
patriotism. The Legislature may tho disabili.
ties imposed in the third section OF the seventh article
OF the constitution but cannot break Of the manaces
forged for the people by the test OATH The shackes
imposed by the test oath upon the consciences and
cruel than any ever imposed by shareholders
upon tho limbs and bodies OF their slaves No who
dom or ssousa can o % Go
capital and immigration Of honest people OF evcry kind.
Is destroys utterly al! hope OF the recuperahon OF
Alabama Reversing Heavens law, it rewards the
ignorant thoughtlsss aud wicked, and punlshcs the
vrtuous, Intelligent and good.
The new features OF the lest oath commented on,
Its hIdeous and total ncompatabiy With the prosperity
and liberty Of the people demonstrates that evil
earth can be greater than It's adoption for people born
to heritage Of freedom.
AtVienna- Madison county. few days ago, . number
OF negroes from whom agent or the Bureau In
Marshall county endsavorng to collect 81 80 each
for drawing contracts gave him coat OF and
nish In this condition no ntruded into merchants
store, using indecent and bolserous language the
presence Of ladies' which resulted in his beng expelled
with some personal injury
On Wednesday night horrible murder was committed
near Pcrddo station in Baldwin county. negro man
named Caesar Norris his wife. mother and children,
wero the victims little girl managed to escape and
give The alarm, but not In time to tho Of
the murderers.
Ten weekly and ono daily paper in this State advo-
cato the adoption OF constitution These journaiA
It is alleged. Iwerc subsidized by tho Reconstruction
Convention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-22

sA:IUniyer.at Expss,siss.. r.~is, fNozs3
tho rs grand GOA medal for American brand SQUARE al
Upright Pianos ~ tho unanimous verdict ~ the fssscs
Jury. This medal " distinctly classified 6rskk0
order u mort over all other American bsor md ssse
four hundred pianos enlsred fer pe<ea ~
nearly all the ceiebrsted manufacturers 81 Ev6pe
Wsrorsoms NoS 100 and iu Esss Foxrtssah srss, Nd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-22

ttN TIE Navy.
WAsmnoros, Dec n, 1887.
Ccmmaudss George 4 stsvsss. d The United states
navy, - hsss ordered 10 sAs Pssaassaa sssv rsrA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-22

A.-Fsne silver Plated Ware
OF svery dsscrtptas<
Tho ssieced ssortmsst In Ne cay. q saii
ducsd prioss.
nanafsotarsrs and rmporsrs isSeSn a. osar seoslwa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-22

Il. r..:. s s..s sisbs =, SL5 nsS-stO az
Sold By druggists evexywhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-22

A;-Keep Ysmr Fee, Wsy.. ws@r Mss-
LOKIN BWOOKs son. - BroadNAes AgsntA
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A Most Suitable Holiday Pres~ut for smok.
srs d undoubtedly ssn1se Mes fsshs1r vhsos oLEAx
cell factarsr'a ess hsr sores, q Jeka
ssst Nassau srd - Bro AWAY Fourth srssA
KspalrneL Beuing o.
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49, !. 6:sES q ss1i: ;. p,.-.-
. 49, ~. = . G.s dc.H 0Ael,. prise $500 y: "a
rrsss sasAs' sad iafsrnsiIca iyrnlslsG
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-22

Al WIN. EverdeiI,s Sons, q RuItsu afreoss
ne sscst weidns aud visiting VArs w tie osy iess
gram; g. .Ae ss.s az ssrs. Sssss Sos rs
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Teys Aul Holiday Presesss. -
tAis NJ kn
end Av our r,.,ss % oose sssy % - 10 avoid ne osa
durxne The lsss fse aavs befors Ckrsfnaa a
3ikAsSUEuka MUM,
~ broadway. bss~sss vAa.s end wsisss ssssA
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50 s I: ::.: ~ z: No.: e:
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-01-18
Life Health strength.
The Great French Remedy
+ ] u a n Delam ARE S
SPECIFIC PILLS.

Prepared by GARANCIEnE & DUPONT, No.
2Hl rue Lombard, Paris from the prescription
% DR. Juan Dcmmnre, the celebrated parisian
physician, aud highly recommended by the mcdi-
cal faculty of France.
Ii ID suie and uniaihng remedy in all cases
Of Seminal Weakness however severe or of how
ever long standing. All arrangements of the
Urinary Organs Will be immediately relieved.
The debilitattd receive new strength ly using
this wonderful remedy, and thousands have
been saved from an untmoly grave. Pamphlets
containing illl particulars ald directions Tor us
ing in English, French, Spanish and German.
accompany each box, and are also sent free On
amy address when requested. Price ~ per BOX,
~ Boxes for -. Sold by an principal Drug,
gists or viii be sent by Mail securely scaled
nom an observation, 10y enclosing specified
Agents FOR America. OSCAR q. MOSTS q Co.
p Courtlandt ST., Now OIL
Authorized Agents tor st. Adams, l.. T..
butcher - ~uus. 1fb-fv
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Eccentric Divine.

The Rev. Zeb. Twitchel was the
most noted Methodist preacher in Yer
mont, for shrewd and Imaginable say
ings. In the pulpit he maintained a
suitable gravity of manner and express
sion, but out of the pulpit he over
flowed with fun. Occasionally he
would, II emergency seemed to require,
introduce something queer in n SER
mon for the sake OF arousing the flag
ging attention of his hearers. Seeing
that his audience was getting sleepy.
he paused in his discourse and dis
cussed as follows:
Brethren, you haven't any idea of
the suiierings OF our missionaries in
the new settlements, on account of the
mosquitoes. The mosquitoes in some
ot these regions are enormous. A
great many of them would weigh n
pound, and they will get on logs and
bark when the missionaries are going
along"
BY this time all ears and eyes were
open and he proceeded to finish his
discourse.
The next day one of his hearers
called him TO account for telling lies in
the pulpit.
There never was mosquito that
weighed a pound" he said
But didn't say one of them would
weigh pound, | said great many
and think million of them would
But you say they barked at III,
missionaries.
"No, DO brother, said they would
get OH logs and bark"
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Varieties.

A Western editor once wrote. "a
correspondent asks whether the bat
lie Of Waterloo occurred before " af-
ter the Christian EraY We answer it
did"
Female thieves in Belfast; Nc,
have way Of conccaling goods on
hooks under their dresses SAYS the
Boston Post, and an indignant Maine
paper asks. How did You happen to
know.
The women whom Mercer enticcd
20 Oregon are said TO have found a
happy issue out of all their troubles.
Almost every one of them has found
lodge" in the vast wilderness, with
man in it,
The following is going the rounds
rs domestic drama: Scene I
Mother in the cellar splitting wood
Scene II Daughter in the parlor
singing TO Clarence Fitz Noodle the
pathetic ballad OF "Who Shall Care
for Mother Now ~
A correspondent wants to know
why an old maid is like sucked or
ango, aud then has the assurance to
answer his own question by saying
Because neither of them are worth
squeezing
O'Connell, in address, g a jury,
having exhausted every ordinary cpl
tibet of abuse stopped for word, and
then added: This naufrageous ruff
fin" When afterwards asked by his
friends the meaning of the word, he
confessed that he did not know, but
said lie Thought it sounded well.
ooh, pa, Mr.. Smith was here this
morning, AID when ma told him that
You would nout Mt home until
late, he said her lips were like honey,
and that he wished he was n bee, and
then he kissed her. They gave me
stick of candy not to tell any one, but
/ don't think they'd mind you, you're
SO well acquainted with ma.
A gentleman ordered a rocking
chair which was received by his wife,
n lady precise in her speech. Upon
making trial Of the chair, the gen
tleman expressed his great satsfac-
ton with it, when his wife remarked,
"The man said its equilibrium was We
ny accurately adjusted Did he really
say that-those very words ?" inquired
the husband. "Why, no, not very ex-
actly," replied the lady, but he said it
ioppled nil RIGHT I"
A writer at Crab Orchard Springs,
Ky, writes the following; Passing
the drawing room. last evening my
attention was attracted to an eceed-
ingly corpulent young lady, visiting
the Springs for her health She was
seated at the piano, and singing,
"Do they Miss Ne at Home ?" /
thought they did about meal time
An obituary notice with a puff in
its belly is not common, but it is pos
sible. Here is one from London
paper: "On the Goth inst, at No. 3,
Creston, Clifton grove, Peckham,
Mrs. Penny Vance, the dearly beloved
wife of A. G.. Vance, Esq, the popular
comedian and vocalist, respected and
esteemed by all who knew her. Her
end was peace.
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upsl a"' aI't" t'AS,-' W. 1"' "S"iSpi ~
Asthmai hionchlt',i '9t'iin' any an ale,iiol5
of thr hroat and ar i"-7as's; nor 'eh,i" ana
Sp5ci,H, D,ia'i li'i,ls 'l'
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IN iruin seven 20 ie''ite'i oaIs' ln1 npp,ut =
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gains flesh thc cough ANT the diiiicnit breathe
ing are speCu. rene ,D"i ana Hicop D'c'iii's
CAIN ana i'1roSnlhf' th' oNacnaulH9 regular
ana uniform a. 'iD N''''" 4nt'Y''S ''9"P-
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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-01-18


WILLIAM WRIT AND Tom CoRwIS -
1t is said that Tom Corwin, rs he was
n miliarly called, was once trying n
case in which he was opposed to Mr.
Writ, when the latter tried a some
what novel mode of discrediting the
evidence of Mr.. Corwin's chief wit
ness, on whose accuracy and discrimi-
nation every thing TUNED, by showing
that he was n person of astonish ny
credullty.
Wirt-Have you read Robinson
Cruso?
Witness
Wirt-Do yod believe it all
Witncss-Well, yes, Squire; ! don
know but what / do.
The same answer was returned t.
Gulliver's Travels, and several othel
works of fiction. Corwin all til,
while fidgeting and hot Present.,
Mr.. Writ, considering the man entire
ly flattened out resigned him with
bland smile.
Mr.. Corwin said he had only ON,
question aud put it.
Mr.. GOWN Have you read Writ
Life of Patrick Henry?
Witness Yes.
Corwin-Do you believe it all
Witness Why, no, Squire; can
20 that.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-01-18

Das- 81 forget great many things
which happened last year." said lit
tie girl, the tears running down her
checks, but cant forget the angry
words / spoke to my dear mother
who is now dead"
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LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
j. W. BRAD LEYS CELEBRATED
Patent Duplex Elliptic
cor Double SPRING.
: Il T r. II

V'lE Wonderful FeNibility and great comfort
L and pleasure TO any Lady wearing the Du-
pick Elliptic Skirt will be experienced particu-
larry IN all crowded assemblies, operas cariia-
gos, railroad cars church pcws, arm chairs, for
promenade and house dress the skirt can be
folded when in use to occupy a small place as
easily and conveniently a silk or muslin dress.
an invaluable qualities III crinohuc, not found in
amy Single Spring Skirt.
A Lady having enjoyed the pleasure comfort
aud great convenience Of wearing the Duplex
Elliptic steel Spring Skirt for single day will
never afterwards willingly dispense with their
use. For Cmdren, Misses and Young Ladies
they are superior to all others
They Will not bend or break like the Single
Spring, but VIII preserve their perfect and
graceful shape when three or four ordinary
skirts viii have been thrown aside as useless.
The Hoops are covered with double and twisted
thread, and the bottom rods arc not only double
springs, but twice Cor dOublc) covered. prevent
ing them IRON wearing out when dragging down
stuops. stairs. &c.
The Duplex Elliptic is a great favoritc with all
the ladies and is universally recommended by
Fashion Magazines as the Standard Skirt o the
Fashionable World.
To enjoy the following nostmablo adyantag-
cs in Crinolnc viz: superior unalitv perfect
manufacture, stylish shape and tnish heXbili-
ty, durability, comfort and economy enquire for
j. W. Bradleys Duplex Elliptic or Double
Spring Skirt and be sure you get the genuine
article.
CAUTION. TO guard against imposition be
particular TO notice that skirts offered as "DU-
PLEN" have the red ink stamp, viz -. W.
Bradleys Duplex Elliptic steel Springs" upon
the waistband-no others are genuine Also
notice that every Hoop viii admit pin being
passed through the centre thus revealing the
two Tor double) springs braided together there
in, which Is the secret of thcir neAihility ana
strength, and a combination not TO be found in
any other skirt
For sale in all Stores where First Class skirts
are sold throughout the United States and else
where.
Manuiacturedby Tic Sole Owners ofthe Patent.
VESTS, BRADLEY g. CARY.
81 Chambers x 10 & 81 Readc SITS. y. Y.
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0rarcllrrs' Guide.
VERMONT CENTRAL AND SULLIVAN
' RAILROADS.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Dec. 18th, 1850.

Leave st. Adams at G.1j a. m. 1.
m, 7;20 p. IN.
Mail Train leaves Rousc's Point at 4 80 o. m
receives passengers nom Ogdcnsburgh H. r.
and connecting at White River junction and Bel
lows Falls with trains for Boston. Worcester
Springfield, and and with trans on passumpsit
Il. r.. arrives at New York at 1915 y. m.
Day Express leaves Montreal at $50 a. m. st
Johns at 1000 a. M, Ogdcnshurgh at G15 ~ m
houses Point at lOI5 q. M, for Boston. &c.. ar.
irving IN Boston, via. Lowell at 1890 D. m.
Night Express leaves Ogdonsburgh at II 90 a.
M, Montreal at $3.50 p. M, Rouse's Point at g. 4,
p. m, ST. Johns at las p. m, arriving at Boston
AT $40 a. m, connecting az Bellows Falls Will
Cheshire Road for Boston and Worcester and
with Vermont Valley Railroad for Springfield &C.
and arriving in Nowlork at 1890 D. m