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The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-12
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE.

Mason, Chiney n Co. are doing bust
ness in the Penrod Block, on Carson
street, as wholesale and retail grocers
H. S. Mason is an old pioneer of Carson,
and perhaps is batter acquainted, and has
done more business with business men
than any man in Nevada, in the grocery
line; and his partner, John Cheney, is
better acquainted with more paupers, and
has fed more of them for humanity S sake
in the last two years than any man in
Carson: and between these two strata of
mankind, they have an opportunity une-
qualed by most firms for doing a widely
extended trade. They buy their goods
knowing what the market demands, from
long experience with the people, and
knowing that an inferior article is not in
demand. Their stock is composed en-
tirely of the best TO be had in the market.
The large warehouse connected with their
business is at all times full, and mer-
chants in the interior will do we'll to buy
of them, as they cannot do better in San
Francisco.
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A FALSE ALARM IN CHINATOWN.

An excited Chinaman, pregnant of Pr
geon English and bent upon creating a
sensation, came up to town yesterday and
delivered himself of message which,
being misconstrued, lead those who heard
it to believe that Stearn, the Waterman,
had been shot; and consequently Sheriff
Swift and one of the reportorial staff of
the APPEAL repaired to that odoriforous
suburb, where we soon found Stearn, as
sound as dollar and not shot worth
cent, Certain Chinese amateur detect
ives had got up scheme to arrest some
suspected parties, and as they can never
talk when at all excited, except in tone
and manner which betokens frenzy and
hopeless lunacy it is no wonder that the
worst possible Interpretation was put up
on their statements. While in China
town we visited, i'll company with Dr.
Munckton, the woman who was shot on
Tuesday night. The Doctor examined
her wound and expressed the opinion
that the ball had passed through the up
per part of the right lung The woman,
or girl, rather for she seems not more
than sixteen or eighteen years Of age, was
sitting on her bed with her back against
the wall, moaning as if in much pain;
and when the Doctor was examining the
wound, she kept muttering cheap
sickee." We believe the ball has been
felt in the vicinity of the right shoulder
blade. She is being attended by Chi
nese physician.
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New BELL OF THE CURRY's No. 2.-The
new bell of the Curry's is now in their
tower and the old one has gone to prison.
The old one was not just suited for a fire
bell, SO the boys traded with the State,
and got a smaller one. and both parties
made a good swap. We shall hear its
sharp peals Of alarm ring out ON the
breeze at the word fire, and we know the
Currys will ever be found where duty
calls them.
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CoSvALEscENT. Our friend Lachup-
pelle of the Warm Springs Hotel pu. in
AN appearance yesterday looking very
much as if he had got the better of his
rheumatic attack. He very wisely resorted
to the baths for which his place is Justly
famous: and the curative qualities Of
those waters soon showed themselves in
the speedy and almost complete relief at
forded him. He was SO stiffened and
famed by the disease as to be unable to
walk to the bath but being brought
there lac soon became SO thoroughly
thawed out as to be able to swim, with
ease. Persons afflicted as be has been
would do well to repeat the experiment
that i'll his case, proved so successful.
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ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-On the day of
the fire Il. r. Brown of the Bank Ey-
change saloon, being fireman, ran at
the alarm of fire, leaving a friend in his
place of business until his return. Soon
after his friend, getting excited and leav-
ing another man in his place, he also
went to the fire. Soon the third man
WAS called out and left the place unoccu-
pied. Upon the return of Brown he
found the doors all closed and stranger
inside. On examination he found his
money drawer had been tempered with
but could not be opened-in fact, Brown
had to take it apart to open it, and found
that it had been jerked SO hard that half
dollar piece mad got into the combination,
and by this means he saved the contents
of his money drawer. Brown feels ugly
and it is not safe for any one to fool
around his place with an eye to his coin.
That stranger and several others had bet
ter give his place wide berth.
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MORE MISS IN CHINATowN-The
devil is to pay in Chinatown, and every
few hours the volcano of wrath which is
pent up there is poured ont in angry
threats and what would be murderous as
saults if the assailants We're better marks
men. Last night riot seemed immi-
nent there; shots were fired, and in one
instance a pistol was discharged at, OF in
the direction of, officer Stearn and our
reporter. Where all this rumpus will end
Confucius only knows
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-12

MINING ACcIDENT.-On the 10th inst,
while Bob Douglas was at work in the
incline of one of the Carson CONSOLE
dated Mining Co, S claims, he met with a
serious accident by the caving of about IA
ton of rock. Seeing the danger he was
in, and that the whole mass above him
was about to fall, he attempted to save
himself by sudden jump, and in doing
SO fell and struck his breast on large
bowlder, The accident is serious, but
not necessarily dangerous. and he will
probably be out again in few days.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-12

DEST1srR1.-Dr. Billings, dentist of
experience and long practice, has per-
manently located himself in Carson CITY,
for the practice Of his profession. He
can be relied on rs a man of strict bust
ness habits and would be glad to have
those with dilapidated mouths, without
number. come forward and be repaired.
See advertisement in another column.
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Commemorative deem it q pleasure
to make a correction suggested by the
brass band, noticed yesterday the name
should have been Capital Brass Band in
stead Of Carson City" All right, Mr..
l.ader. # We owe YOU IN apology, say SO.
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TAKE WARNING,
nm v. q +. Il. n. COMPANY AM

FVNWE v. ~ r. N. u. COMPANY AuE
II snNious TO take due procKution against a., i.
dents and loss of life resulting from ruhning ct
their trains; and they take this method of wan.
ing parents and guardians against III, danger.
having in charge the busin, ~ uf tn. Cumllrns
ind it impossible 10 rrRsrApy buys. who n
luent the termini and stopping plac,t u the nd
they will feel themselves obliged t. r,.ori a.
more decided maaSurs II thcs' 1nnoyanc,s ar
cuitinu,d. Roe, mt accidents. which mr., vi, IN
sstribsblc ~ tn. ear,l, ~ of - rsohs juttp
on and OF tn" tars WIN In motion, shuala ~
warrirs CROUCH n th.'ns, ives.
LII Il, ". iEltiNGTQS, SUIT
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

oHMSBY HoUsE-B. H. MEpER son PEoPEIETo7s
HB Ellis CIV Pegg VIM Woodliff
John VI ,sier & Sprattc 4 Johnson
L BuckiuinG- W S Armstrong
ham X wife
ST. CHARLES HOrEL-GEo. TCFLY PROPRIETOR.
II Allen Il Putney Rule
II Brakerly Penrose Boles
/ Frtycrt d Hografe Il d Alvey
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LIVERY STABLES.
LIVERY STABLE
CARSON STREET,
OPPOSITE WELLS, FARGO l. cos EXPRESS.

YNHE USDERSIGNED. HAVING: IN.
Il oqualled facilities for carrying on his bust.
ness. is now better prepared than any livery
stable proprietor i'll Nevada touiside of Virginia
City to accommodate tn, public with.
BUGGY AND CARRIAGE EQUIPMENTS
FINE SPANS,
stylish Turn-o,,ts tall new. Superior
Saddle Horses,
And everything that iirst-class Livery Stable il
supposed to be provided with.
Pfcnics, Balls. Political Gatherings,
Funerals, ETC., etc.,
Access to my stable can be had a. all hours of
the day and night.
4 Stage to Lake Tahoe leaves the sta.
BILE Daily.
TERMS REASONABLE.
a share Of the patronage Of the place il sole,
tied.
J. NJ. BENTON, Proprietor.
Carson. Septemh.ra 1872. LIT
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MINING STOCK REPORT.
evening QUOTATIONS. }

(EvENING QUoTATIONs.)
Reported daily, specially for the New APPEAL
by RICE 4 PETERS, Stock Brokers, in Wells
Fargo X Cos office, Carson.
4SO Bowery.. 2ls.
80 lngomar -..-...2k.
l35 Ivxnhoe. .......1aa, Ia.
40 Newark ....6]e, t.
$50 Excelsior ......l2.
2S9 Flag.
400 Wton SCreole. 4 Z, II b30.
l25 Page ...........2a4, rs.
$40 Belmont 800. IS y. 81. b3O.
1i75 Chief Hill. .....9, 50. 81. b30. bio.
800 Con Virginia %. 2s b3O, y, 2s1g.
1000 hooking Bird. g. b30.
400 Star Con 70 cts.
49, Condor .-......2s4, ga.
i25 H X Hunt. .....57s. 6.
$50 Phoebe %. -, 2415 b3o, 23'..
1150 Phuenlx .--....4la
40 Chapmon. .....1fr.
800 Louis. ......... 80 cts.
30 ophir .........5S, 56. %.
As Caledonia .....31. IS, ~ bs0.
20 Empire ........3A,,
80 War Eagle .....61G-
80 Ida Fillmore IA.
80 Eureka Con :. ~ 21fi, 2I7s.
20 Raymd Ely .I75, IA 2. l,5 b30, rs b3O.
400 Meadow Valy 2334, %, ii bjo, %, 23]G
23l4
80 Savage 145. 49, 149. $50 b3o, las.
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OLcOvlcH BROS,
DEALERS ~
DRY-G00DS, CLOTHING
BOOTS, SHOES, FURNITURE,
ETC., ETC.

VDNHE LATEST AND BEST hTNIEs
Il and patterns Of those staples alwB,s "a
hand.
Place of busincss-ciorn,r of CARSON att
FOURTH Streets. Carson Ciiy.
Hsr,fms CASH aal Prices to suit IA. time,
LIT DltDNfr,H bhpr.
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Reported daily, specially for the NEW APPEAL,
by RICE 4 PETERS, Stock Brokers, in Wells,
Fargo X Cos office Carson.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-13

A Westerly dispatch says that the advices
that have reached this city TO the effect of the
ending of the strike of the stone cutters there,
are entirely erroneous.
A building at West Greenwich, owned by Hon.
David Hopkins, and occupied by y. II. Edwards
as variety store, was destroyed by fire on Tues
day. The post office was Kept in the store and
all the papers and books, as well as what nail
matter was there at the time, were destroyed.
The bnilding was valued at $1,000, aud was in
suIed. The stock was valued at $1,000, on which
there was an insurance of $500.
The defalcation in the Rhode Island national
bank previously reported in our dispatches yes
terday, has been the principal subject of discus
sion among business men. The cashier, Man
ton L. Hoard, and the teller, Robert A. Pearson,
were equally concerned in the matter, and the
deficiency is expected to reach from $4,000 to
100000. 1t appears that they commenced tax
ing the money as long ago as 1868 for the pur-
pose of engaging in business in Pawtucket,
which proved unremunerative. Subsequently
they engaged in stock speculations with like
result. None of the money has been spent other
than in speculation. Both of the gentlemen
have been highly respected in this community.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-13
RosToN 4 ALBANY RAILROAD
BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION

Nv WIN TEL, !, Arrangement, commencing on MON.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester;
For Boston, at 20 exp L 925 exp. and g45 M and
l5O, J.Z3 exp, 800 exp, b.OO and sos exp. D m
The 20 m, and 3.25, s. and 955 m trains stort
troU washington So ion; all others from Foster 81
station 0''ei st'
For Grafton. Westboro'. Southville Cordayine ena
Ashland at 100 and 9. As a m, LAO and 500 p M
For South birmingham, 420, 100, g25 and q 45 a m
l.4e $50 1856, 500 and 955
For Milford, at 100 and rs m lao 1925 and ass m
For Natick at 100 and IS m, lao and 500 m A-
For Wellesley Granville West Newton. Newton
and Brighton, at 100 and 9.45 m. and $40 D m Pas.
sengers for the stations can also take The a. ~
wards. 'i''I
The 40 m train every day except MOI day; all
othefs every day except Sunday.
sunday express from Albany leaves Washington sauare
stat at 1855 M for Boston, i
sunday Mail leaves Washington square Station at
2.5g A. NJ IN n 'ay), for b, son.
TRAINS leave boston as roilows;
FOR orcester at 500 100. $50 exp. eXp m 20
express 40 express to birmingham, $50 express 800
For New York, via Springfield, 900 exp m, 800 exp
800 exp m.
New York via Norwich, 5.sc exp. pm.
Grafton. 100 m, 100, 4.3O p m.
WesGboro 100 m. l.30, 4.30. $50 exp. m
Southvllle 100 m, l.3O, 4.30 D m.
Cordavle, 400 m, l.30, T. 80 D m,
Ashland, 100 m, l30. 4.30 $50 exp. m
South birmingham, SOC, 100 $50 exp. and 800 exp
H. l. @S -. eSEs 400 exp, AGO. 45O exp $500 Sc
Natick, 100 IL l3O, Els 400, 500 $50, 800, 10 90
Mlbury, 100 M 43Opm
Saxonville, 1000 m, 500 IN.
am.liilofd VV S50 exp, 9exp am 2l5 exp 4SO exp pm
All outward trains runs daily except Sunday.
sunday Mail leaves Boston s 80 NJ stonninp at "
newton, south birmingham, Worcester West Brook
neld: Palmer and Springfield, arrives in New YORK 81
''5v u e, .. RUSSELL, Sup't, Springfield
A., II.
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OF MAssACuIL

~ SETS. WORCESTER. IS. Probate Court 10 the
Hers-atLaw, Creditors and all other Persons interest
ed in the Estate of ELIAS HULL, late of Nbnry in
said county, deceased. intestate:
Upon the petition of simeon Hayward, and Samuel H.
HUI you are hereby cited TO appear at Probate Conrt
70 he held Of Worcester, in said County on The third
tuesday Of january current, ut nine O'Clock in the
forenoon 10 show cause, il any you have why License
2ud not be granted to said petitioners upon their pc
ullon 70 sell the whole of the real estate OF said de-
administration "
An We SAID petitioners ordered serve citation
w puDshng the same once week. three weeks success
hNvy, lnine worcester Daily Spy, newspaper printed
~ MUIutsier Tue last publication to be day. least
Deloie Fad Court and TO send, cause TO be sent
Mtten OF printed copy Of this notice, properly nailed
postage prepaid TO each of the heirs dovisees or eea
,ee1 OF sd estate OF their legal representatives known
witness, HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire Judge Of snit Conrt
ts second day Of january, IN the year one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-twO,
diss djass&is. 'N' ANS "ss's'ef
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NORWICH AND WoRCEsTER DIyI

L NJ
~ sion, B., II. and L. RR., 1871
G a. TEAMS GoING SoUTH, Leave WORCESTER AT
ste H. VIII, y sy PASSENGER Train Connects at Web
Ton ton at Plainteld with trains to and from Hart
I Te1 ana proWdence; at Norwich with train for
10 90 m. Way Passenger Train Connects at Wor
Sester with trains from Boston, Nashua Fitch.
Gnrg, Lowell, &c; at Worcester Junction with
western and Providence trains at Putnam with
Tram nom Bostoni at Plainheld for Providence:
a. A9rwich with traiRs for New London MyEtIc
S'tS m, Way Passenger Train Connects at wor
~, @c.i AZ worcester Junction with EXprest
I5 rom Boston, and trains from Western and
providence and Worcester roads: at Putnam with
IRAN rom Boston; at Planfeld Junction trains
ron Providence and Hartford arrive in season foi
t ubtfain Passengers from way stations exc6pi
Mehster, Putnam and DanielsonylleJ for New
YORK by steamer from New London, will take thi
T'~S m Steamboat Express Tram for New York
Connects at Worcester with trains from Boston
pole, Franklin and Blackstone; leaves Noorw we
LOT sew LONDON at 9.15 pm
e,o IGAINs Conc NORM LEAVE NORWICH AT
excent Wdn Express train for Boston, daily
ton blackstone, Frank in and waipoi n at a9r W SSs
Gonepr9 9r EB93stEn Framingham, Low ell Nashus
IonSSoLu' EltenDurg, &c, This train leaves New
LONDON Ionaon at LIS m, dependent on arrival Of
900 m Way Passenger Train Connecting
flanneld Junction for Providence: al Pni1an
lor Boston, arriving at 1920 a m; at WorcesteI
Junction Tor Springfield, and way stations Aibsny
&C. and Providence; at Worcester for trains u
., Boston, Nashua, &c ''4 'i"'iAs !"
AA'"V pioi m; way Passenger Tram. Connecting al
a.aiineld With train from and for Providence:
arriving at worcester Junction in season for traIns
at Worcester Tor trains to Boston, Nashua &c w
"'@S m way Passenger Train. Connects at Nor
S %lch with with tram from New London and at Plain
cester with train for Boston " va
Leaves webstor for % WSS5I2 SPECIAL
4. /; Sc. IL. ANDREwEs, sup't.,
W. norwich q Worcester Dvisinu
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ear of democratic rule, and that will suffice for

year of democratic rule, and that will suffice for
this decade.
VERMONT.
At the recent meeting of the northern Yer
mont musical convention at st. Adams, II.
A. LYONS, of ST. Adams, was chosen its presi-
dent
Last Sunday completed quarter of cen
tury'S service to the First Congregational society
in Montpelier by Rev. DIR. W. II. Lord, and he
made it an interesting occasion by reviewing the
past and commenting on the present and future
prospects Of the church.
The paper mill of Moore & Shepley, Bellows
Falls, had narrow escape from fire, the other
day. II is supposed a bnnch of matches went
through the picker with the rags, as The latter
were found 10 be on fire, but the presence oil
mind of Mr.. Moore saved the building.
Charles Towns proposes to build large brick
block on the ground where the Old Bellows talls
house formerly stood in the square 1t Will be
used for hotel and stores, something very much
needed ia the square.
ROYAL Perham, wLo has been Familiarity known
for the past ten years as proprietor of the stage
from Bellows Falls TO Grafton and TOwnShend,
Is dead. He was a good driver, genial and
obliginr: he will he much missed.
Hon LoyalC. Kellogg bequeathed his law IL
brary to the county of Rutland, TO be kept in
the county court house for the use of the
judges ana members of the bar attending court
there.
James Fisk, Jr., was not born as stated in the
historic town of Bennington" but in Pownal,
the southwest corner town in the state. The
small one-story bonse where he was born, next
west of the residence of the late Hon. Solomon
Wright, is still anding. His father at that
time was an overSeer in a small cotton factory a
few rods distant.
The Rutland Herald has the following, con
corning FiSk'S funeral: "There never was really
such another funeral in this part of the country.
One religious society WED with the other in
showing respect 10 the dead. Unseen hands
quietly laid garlands by the casket on whose
pillow the mperious face lay upturned in its
mute, unseeiDg helplessness. Business stopped
and men stood about silently. Even those who
did not feel grief were stunned by the sudden
ness of the dspensaton. They were irving 10
get at the reasons, and finally desparing OF find
ing them, went anew into eulOgy. They eXerted
themselves 10 do honor TO the man as one of their
own. Thus much is absolutely true. II not to be
supposed that Fisk's enemies would come TO his
funeral, Let us take the dead Col. Fisk, and
show how his mother town received her fallen
offspring. Three brawnY women, farmers
wives, good and hearty drove up at very early
hour TO the door of the Revere house. One of
them clntched a bvstander: as Jim Fisk up
there?' she said. She had FASTENED reycrenty
to pay respect TO the dead. She stood for a
few minutes by the coffin, then bursting into a
hood of tears, said: "Why, that's Jim's face,
just as it was when he was boy--So strong, SO
full of health and rushed away to hide her
grief.
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RaiIruans.
NEW ROAD R0U t f
VIA
Framingham and Lowell Railroad,

On and after Monday, Oct 18TH 1871 -Four Passenger
trains Daiy each way, Sundays exceptedl win Be run
heG5G MS al SO framnglaIn with Trains on B. & A.
- t. rom worcester springfield, Albany. and the West
passengers can leave Worcester, VIA & A r. r al
~ 4, NJ. arrive m Lowell at $50 A M at s25 NJ,
arrive IN lowell at 1l.40 A. at lao P M arrive in
Lowell at 5.40 p NJ ~ WV = Me- ~iiiNe III
eiuInlng Trains leave Lowell for Worcester and the
M at 70 A arrive at Worcester at so A. NJ; at
,oy ~ arrive az Worcester at $3.50 p NJ; at AS NJ
"IIlNe at worcester at l0. 30 P. NJ 49,
in,nni resets and Baggage checked through TO an
pOrsdnt points. Trains arrive AZ and denapt ,rnt,
- L. r. r. Dcpor, MdleseS 81 hor,o;, iou l
anu quickest route between Lowell and Wor c IT,
springfield Albany, New York and the West "oIeeaer'
y , s,,,,,-. II. A. BLOOn Sun' F,t.,h,,
Il, J. CRoSSMAN, Gen Agent, tSwelii' ri'chowg
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VHE SECRET
MEDICAL COUNSELLOR,
By DIR. T. HALLoCK,

VIII be sent to any part of the country on recent
y cents. In this Manual the Author has cndeayored Ia
nrow light on the Pathology of Diseases resulting from
Wees ana the Social Evils OF the day The want ~
q BOOK has hitherto been unsupped It's instructio is
calculated to aid the innocent in seprotecon TO i'm
part knowledge to the ignorant and relief to the suffer.
ns AS 1t treats on diseases Of both sexes ali sboud
give careful perusal. Young men who are suffering
rom the errors Of youth, should not fail 20 read Inc
above Medical Work. In no other production Of This
mature hitherto given TO the public, have Seminal
Weakhess Nervous Diseases, and all Hose complaint
peeullar TO- The Female Sex been decaely faithfully
scientifically and practi ally handled No one shoud
be without this faithful instructor
ADDRESS DIR. +. HALLOCk, l43 Court st Boston
n; Is The Author he consulted personally or by
DIS IIn, W ~ 'APi'a9'
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NOR BOSTON VIA GROTON JUNG
TION.-Cars leave Worcester at $50 and II is a. IN
and L2O p. m ~
Returning leave Boston at 625 and II a. M and D. M
Cars run through Baggage checked through without
change
Passengers by this route land In tho immediate vicinity
OF the EASTERN Boston 4 Maine, and Boston n Lowe
Depots; also Steamers or Portland, st. John and Hat.
fLL.
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1871 CHES HIRE RAILROAD
- l. WINTER ARIA ENr-Cnmmen.-

Ing mon DAY, Dec. 25, 1871
ruins leave worcester, Foster Street Dcrot at 49, A.
NJ LIE a. m, and 20 M; Fitchburg at 20 a. M a,
~ ana I5o p m, for Winchendon, Troy Reene and e
n Making e4nnectons at Bellows Falls with Rutland
hisn % r. 4, ~ ioI Rutland Saratoga, Burlington
Aiso WIN w. Central r. T. for Windsor White Riye,
TpnnIctoh connecting with Conn and Passumpsic Rivtr
ourg Montreal, &c. ~ = Vii'' Obueh-
tickets to all points north for sale at No Foster
-, 81 ~ ~ oW az ~ any route and distance less
and North. ~ ~ y ~ IN ~, 3 lot w Sc
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q EhMUNI AND MASSACH USETTS
" AND TROY AND GREENFIELD RAILROAD
0sfS eave worcester Foster ST. Depot Hoosac Tun-
nell North Adams, Saratoga and Troy, N Y. at $50 A.
NJ, Tor Nqrth Adams, loosac Tunnel, Greenfield Shell
Dufne rails and BrattlebOro, at $50 and Ills M For
GTeenheG at $50 and Ills A. NJ, and APO P NJ
pm. ~ " ivy -" ny anu lV
Leave Greenfield fol Worcesterat 30 and 1876 m and
m. and 200 p Il. ~ " '-- al" OIL
The 1 % m and 100 trains from Hoosac Tunnel.
3.oO tram from Greenfield, and Al m and 2JO m
tIdils from BrattlebOro. connect at Fichburg with
tThs LOT providence, Newport and iunton
Inc lUO m and Leo m trans from Hoosac Tunnel
ana 4! m and 200 pm trains from Brattlehoro con-
meet Win trains for Worcester Providence Newport &c
Fchhurg. Mass Dec A. 1871 dt9 H9' ~, ~
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West ~ al routes and lorall points SOUTH on the
Mississippi River. NJ the lowest rates Apply 10 IONA
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