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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-01-31

Festival. The Ladies' of the Methodist + pis-
copal Society will hold Festival at the Town
Hall in Barre, Tuesday evening, Feb. 9th.
The entertainment to consist Of Dialogues, Tab
leaux, &c, &c, instrumental and Vocal music
The Bachelder Brothers will be present to enliyen
the hour with their choicest 50 ngs. Admission,
including supper, so cents. Children under l2
years, 25 cents. Oysters and lce-cream extra.
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A Cossf ejs,srs E.iiiorl ---sirs In
youiy si.sHi.Aiosa. sou have an errone
,Us st ,,at Is regard 10 the lald a beets for
which received the first premium from the Wash
ingtun County agricultural Society
The piece of land contained $40 acre. and the
beets raised on The same, weighed 1880 lbs.
equal to 2Gll bushels of 60 Ms each, or, at the
rate Of s36 bushels per acre.
The net cost u cultivation was 50 %, equal to
S2g GO per acre. mot $50 90. as stated in your
paper.) The cost per bushol, three cents and @r
mills. D. q. WnEEloCE.
Barre. Jan. D. 1872.
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Meeting Of The State Beard Of Agriculture
at Montpelier.

We nre glad to be able TO inform our readers
that arrangements have been made for meeting
of the State Board Of Agriculture, Mining and
Statistics in this village, on the 2lst and 22d Of
February At this meeting papers will be read
by Prof Collier of the State Agricultural Col
lege, on " numerical Fertilizers " by Hon. X.
Farnham of Bradford on " the Copper Mines Of
Orange County " by Dr.. IlOskins, editor Of the
Vermont Farmer, on " The Notifications Of New
England llusbandry. made necessary by Western
Competition e" ; by Hon. Henry Lane Of Corn
wall on " Pear Culture in Vermont and papers
by other parties who have not as yet signited
their acceptance Of the invitation. Gov. Stew
art will preside over the meetings.
The following gentlemen from this county have
been invited to read papers before the meeting
Ieandcr Coburn of East Montpelier upon, " the
Best Methods of the Manufacture Of Maple
Sugar" d. b. Wheelock OF Barre, on " Butter
Dairying'; +. T.. Andrews, Berlin, on "Orchard-
ing" Stephen r. Joslya Of WaitSiield on
/" Grass Culture " DR.. J 5 Spaulding Of Barre
On Granite and Granite Quarryng in Washing
ton County, and A. o. Cummings Of Montpe
cr on Stock Breeding and Raising
we desire 70 impress upon the minus OF tue
farmers Of this County the Importance Of this
meeting It ought not to be necessary to urge
attendance upon such meeting but We have
no doubt that thousand or two farmers OF
Washington county will stay away from it, who
might and ought TO attend it ; and who will thus
l,se the opportunity Of acquiring knowledge
which would be worth to each Of them many
dollars for every cent 1t would cost him to attend.
These meetings call together not only eminent
men from abroad, but many Of the best practical
Farmers in tic State, and the papers and discus
sion- arc Of great and immediate practical value,
and are not the illusions Of mere theorEers. We
certainly look for O full and interesting meeting
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-01-31

TWENTY EIGHT YEARS PRACTICE
In the treatment OF diseases Incident to Females has
placed DR.. DOW at the head Of all physicians making
'ueh practice speciality, and enables him to guarantees
speedy aud ftrmanent In the worst Of Sup
r,tsi0n and an o her Mensfraai Dsrmgenent, IRON
sAai,usr or" All letters for advice must contain ST.
Nice No. 9 ExDioorr srREEr, BosroS.
n B--Boari furnished to those desiring 20 remain
andef treatment Boston. July, ls7l.-.5ly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-01-31

II With all the heart do VIC volen,eer to call
attention to the "Rarc chance named in our adj
vertising columns. 4 fine stock Of Jeweer's goods
is offered Mt cost and even less. They must be
sold. for the FILLING heathof the proprietor entire
ly incapaciiatcs him for business. By aiding t.
close out the stock, customers will not only get
great bargains, bot al-o render timely aid n a.
worthy gentleman a. ever graced the ranks Of
our business men
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I. 4 = P PhsRRE, Commissioners.
! II. A d. lnl2 -Llh ~
NvATgANL RICHARDsON's ESTATE

~ The subscribers, having been appointed by
Honorable Probate Court tor the District Of Washing
tr Commissioners to receive, examine, and adjust all
claims ana demands OF all persons against tho estate OF
Nathaniel Richardson, late OF Norhhed In said District,
deceased, represented nsolvent and the term OF
months om the 18th day OF December, 1874, being al
lowed By said Court the creditors OF said deceased
u exhibit and prove their respective claims before
Give notice. that will attend to the duties Of APP
pontment al the dwelling house OF Mrs Martha Richard
son Ia Aorthoid Ia said Dstrct, tho fourth Tuesdays
Of ehruarl and June next at one o'clock 10 the amer
noon each OF said days.
cm n StSfS sskNNErr Commissioners.
Northiell, December 20, A. ID, ls7i.-0jW
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PLANFrELp.-The interest in the course of
lectures was well kept up by Rev T. j. TreyiIian
last Friday evening The uext will be delivered
on Friday evening of this week. at the Congrega-
tionalist Church. by Dr.. ID. d. Smith. Subject
The Early History Of plainGeld.
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DFsrRrcTivE FIRE Is BRisToL.-About bali
past u',lIck Saturday morning last, one Of the
nu~t disastrous fires that ever visited Vermont
ylape broke out in the business portion Of the
Il juri-hng little town Of Bristol. The tre origi-
mated between the millinery store Of Mrs. Gillet
and pr Eddy drug store. and spread with fear
fl mpidity in every direction Toward the cist
u burned first the drug store uf DR.. Eddy next
the hardware store Of DS ke & Bxhy, aud barns
aud adj dining buildings THIS was all 10 ciud
Consume in this direction, and the work Of de-
structiun was thoroughly done.
70 the west, the fire first attacked the millinery
and fancy giuds store Of MR.. GIlett, which wa-
entirely consumed, with the dentists Office, etc.
in the upper stories Cau's meat market was
also burned and the FIRE spread TO Hodges gro.
Gerry sture which was speedily consumed. The
large block next west, Nd joining the hotel grounds
was next de~tru, ed DR.. lln,-eltine's drug store
aud Manly Wilds boot and shoe store were burn
-. with spauldings aud Riders law oihces, and
Manuin's harness shup On the second DIOR and
the Masonic lodge On the third Frun this block
the fire spread u the carriage house. stables, and
other uutbuiidings Of tie hOtel, which were en-
tircy destroyed Here the career Of the tire was
stopped Il is impossible for US at present 10 give
correctly the usses sustained by the different sui
lerers by the hire. There Is hardly doubt that
the ire was the work Of an inceudiary. A. h.
the IDENTITY Of the guilty parties, there are many
wild ruiu0r- uh at which we, for the present, re-
frain from stating frec Prrss.
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u We Jailed to state that at the late annual
meeting Of the First Congregational Society
(Bethany,) the annual salary Of the pastor Dr.
Loan, was, by a unanimous vote, fixed at sSOOO
This sum has been voluntarily paid for the past
year, but has never come before the society Ion
is action until now.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-01-31

PFRsoSAL.--At the installation OF Rev S. L.
Bates at Newbury last week on Tuesday, the SER
mon given by Rev. c. w. Thompson of Danville,
Is spoken OF MS being Of unusual excellence and
appropriateness.
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A PM rnING FOR THE TEETH.

The fragrant SOZODONT has taken a very prominent
place anon. the most approved dentrhces Of the day
It very popular article for the toilet highly recon-
mended by all who have used IT, beautiher and pre-
ssver Of the teeth, refreshing the mouth sweetenlng
the breath and arresting the progress ri decay.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-01-31

CABor.-A correspondent reminds US that we
had forgotten to mention the fact that Cabot was
now connected with the rest of the world by tele-
graph. The Office is located in Spngue's store,
and has been in running order nearly month
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CARD FROM DIR. BRYANT.

At the request Of many who could not avail themselves
of my treatment last SUMNER we'll that Of many
Of my old friends and patients whs received treatment
from at that time have consented to prac-
tiee at the Union House." Montpelier, Thursday, Feb
lst remaining till Friday, March 18th, 1872. off
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llARDwIcE ,--Drenan Bros Railroad Bail oc-
Cured Thursday evening, Jan. Is. The Town
Hall was used for the dance, answering admirably
the purpose about 70 tickets were sold. Town
and Paul's Bands no pieces,) furnished music for
the occasion.
-. NJ. Stevens at East Ilardwck, has sid
prl OF his farm, GAS acres,) to Carmi Osgood,
Of Bethel, for about 81 900.
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WATsFIELp.-Dr, plumley will be at the Waits
field House On Wednesday, Feb. 7th, where be
can be consulted free on all chronic diseases The
worthy poor treated free.
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Watohman s. Journal.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 81, 1872.

-"rhe Drummer By" which will be brought
out by the Montpelier Militia Company, on the
18th, 18th and 10Th prox., bids fair to be one Of
the most attractive dramatic representations ever
given in this village Give the boys full houses.
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Ff0W San TTancIt1O " UalIY Tllnes,-
ASTONISHING CURE OF PARALYsls.- Among th'
multitude Of patients cured Of nervous maade-
by Dr. Bryant, is Alvarin b. Paul. Esq , a wei
known man of science and exploration. Mr.
pauls arm had been 30 parayzed that the Other
had to he used 10 lift it TO his face IL is N
strong and well a. its fellow. DR.. Bryant's rooms
nre thronged all the time, and his success is ALSO
lutely amazing.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-01-31

ABsrRAcr of the School Census OF the Mont
pcler Union District, Jan. /, 1872
Whole number Of families Ga
Number of families having children
under 20 years Of age l2l
Whole number Of children under 20
years of age Gal
Number Of children under years Of age o25
Between 5 aud 10 POS
Between 10 and Is 23s
Between IL aud 20 213
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-01-31

The SCIENCE OF LIFE, OR SELFPREsERNA-
HON. a Seiieal Treatise on the Cause and Cure Of
Exhausted Vitality Premature Decline Ia Man, Nervous
md Physic Debility, Hypoohondra, Impotency, sper-
natOrrhma or Seminal Weakness and all other diseases
rising from the Of youth the ndiscretons Or
.xcesses Of mature years, This Is indeed book for
very mau Thousands have locn taught BY this work
he true way 10 health and happiness 1t is the cheapest
mi best medical work published, and the only one
IN this class Of Ills worth reading leoth edition re-
used much enlarged, illustrated, bound in beautiful
French cloth Price only g. sent by mail, post paid
N receipt Of price. Address PEABODY MEDICAL
INSTITUTE, No. Bulhnch Street Boston, Mass, or Dr
y. II. PARKER, Assistant Physician. N. d. The au
thor may he consulted on the above well all dis
ases recurring slia and erB,rieHes O2.51
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-01-31

REvovAt.-We n-e sorry to learn that the en-
terpri-ing manufacturing firm Of Colby Brothers
Co have decided to remove their extensive man
uiaciory from Waterbury to Reading, Michigan.
The removal will not probably take place until
next year. The citizens Of Reading present the
firm with large shop and the necessary real es-
tate for carrying on their business. This will,
We fear, prove quite a loss to the busnes. inter
est- Of Waterbury.
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rTATE OLE VERMONT.
ELIJAH LAMBERToN's ESTATE.

- Tho subscribers having been appointed by Hon
uuibe Pronale Court for the District Of Washington
somm sOuers 10 receive examine and adjust all claims
mi demands of all persons, against the estate Of Elijah
imbrrtou, late oil Marshdvld, In said district, de-
i, represented nsolvent anu the term DISK months
the 10th day OF Jan, 1919 being allowed ny said
Court 10 the creditors OF said deceased exhibit and
prove their respective claims before US Give notice. that
W. will tend to the duties of our appointment at the
iuu OF H. H. Mute In Marshhed la said District, on the
oud Thursdays OF February and MAY next, at ten
nn' o'clock IN the forenoon, on each OF said day
STEPHEN H. IOLLlSrER, (cno,t..,ono..
JOIN r. EDDY, }Nouhiss'Ohets'
Mlr4Innlu January. i4lfh A ID
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From San Francisco " Morning Call"
HuMAN luis AND Their CuREs.-Many are the
ills to which flesh is heir. and many are the curer,
and uostrums that hock to their relief. Alo
pathy, Homeopathy, llydropathy, Eectropathy
crowd around the sick-bed with their pills and
potions Li-Po-Tal, with the gravity Of an owl.
feels pulses and administers nauseous drugs
Spiritual doctors " shut their eyes and 90 to
Sleep, look through and through the afflicted
ones, spying out the weaknesses of their Inner
organizations, nosing out their ills, and from the
" Vastly deep call up spirits who dictate trans
cendeptal prescriptions. warranted to kill or cure
Ahe- all these systcnS--eithet Of which as
probably effected cures in some es-come4 the
laying on Of hands system, or Bryantology, Of
which DR., Bryant is the only representative in
this part of the world. In this there is no spirit
ua iuolery pretending to see things unseen moi
* there pretence to cure all ills 10 which man
kind IS heir. Hearing 80 much said in abuse Of
this " humbug, as some call it, and in its praiS
by Others we concluded to look on for ourselves
The cures-of which there have been several quite
remarkable ones-are not the work Of animal
magnetism, nor of drugs. They appear to he
effected by manipuations which are made for the
purpose of getting up healthy circulation the
practitioner acting on the theory that all chronic
diseases are due to impeded circulation, and i'm
proper secretion Of the vital fluids, and that j.
/ the cause Of disease is removed health must ensue
Acute cases are not treated, and it is very doubt
| ful il tue practice would work in syphlitic on
cutaneous affections, 1t is, however, very eliica
cious in nervous affections, rheumatism, neural
] Iii,
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legal hntioos,
STATE OF VERMONT,

SSTATE OF VERMONT,
~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier within and foi
salt District on tho jJh day Of January, A. De- ls72.
An instrument purpOrtins 10 to the last VIII res
lament OF Thomas o Clnr late Of Marshheld n said dis
trlet deceased being presented 10 the Court by Ma
hanie Cove the Executor therein named, Tor probate
IL Is ordered hy sad Court that all persons concerned
therein be nohud 10 appghr al 50 IN OF SAID Court u
no held AZ tho Probate Oiue Ia Moutp lirr on the 1th
duy OF February A. d. iH7t aud chow causr II any they
may have arnt the probate Of said will for which
purpose h further ordered that copy OF the record OF
this order he published three weeks snocessYey IN IN,
Vermont Waterman State Journal, printed at Mont
potter previous 10 said time appointed for hearing.
IS the Court Atttst.
O.ug HARVEY TlLDEN Judge
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" How my eyes ache" ,sald alady while reading llar-
pers edition Of Dickens Pcucl Now, II that lady had
zen using Lazarus Morris Perfected spectacles, she
could have read the size type from four to six con
secutive hours wi bout the slightest Inconvenience
T. c. Phnney, iavorirc Book Seller, IS the only
agent in thi. town for Lazarus Morris Perfected Spec
taclcs. O1l2
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neut Ndtertis

=" A FOOT & ALONE" A Splendid
a Ncw BOOK for Agents. Finely Illustrated
Price low. Will nutscl every thug. send for Circular
Address, COLUMBIAN BOOK co Hartford. Conn. U6W
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SARAH KINGS ESTATE.

- The Subscribers, having been appointed by the
honorable Probate Court Tor tho District Of Randolph,
Comm ssouers 10 receive, examine, and lust all
demands Of ali pvrs0us against the eaate OF sarah
kim, late OF Orange, in said District deceased, rep
resented nsoiyrnt, and the term Of months the
st day Of November, ls7 beng allowed ty SAID Court
tu the creditors " SAID deceased to exhibit and prove
tirr respective claims before Give notice. that
viii attend TO the duties u our appointment at the
dwrng-house OF liuntley JACKSON Ia Orange In said
strct, the 18th Vay OF February aud 18th day Of
VI next, at o'clock la the Afternoon each OF
said days
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4 90 CnOICE SELECTIONs. No. A.

- De- now fcody with its precious store Of goo,
huss Tor thn Pu1lr ana ptriur Reaugs being happy
lrnlns oi tIo1urncc, lumor. sent ment. rathos an.
putl's1ur, Uniform iu style with the preceding mum
lrf-i Muich have won the public heart nud the cry !.
NONE Cioth-houud, g. cents paper 80 cents, or 9
Upc- iaf tl. Also, ENcElstug UIAL0guts.n revised
cd, price st2i
A,s 49, our BOOKSELLER Cor them, send prccto P GAR
ttti. ~ .ot Chestnut street ruladc pha Pa.
can sgil these by tha~7 nd,
0gOQ
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LNARM FOR SALE-In Brookfed, near
Il the line Of the proposed Mon'poer6 White River
kailruad said farm contains $50 Of excellent
land In good state Of cultivation. Grnss can nearly
all be cut with machine The buildings consist Of =
House with ell part and shed, Graniry, Horse Harm with
basement two xi0 feet Barns with Shed between, ami
Sugar House. all In good repair. sugar Orchard Of 30
trees. Fruit sufficient Tor family use.
For further particulars and terms apply to the sub
scriber at this Office.
T. ABBOTT.
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y sorilheld, Jan. %, Gronae ". wARDSER, aged 81
wars, months aud "a days,
In Hyde Park Dec. 81, Mrs. EMILY CARPESrER, wife
OF Mr. CHARLES Carpenter aged AZ years.
In johnson, Dec Is, A. W. MogGAS, aged 50 years.
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E,XEcuToR,s SALE AT AUCTION.

IL The House. Oathulldings and Lot in L ,st Mont
PETER Village, W, occupied by Aaron bancroft, and
eOngng the estate VI Aaron Banci Off, late OF Bos
ton, Mass. deceased will be sold at Pubilc Auction
premises the IN day OF February A. d. ls72, at
Two o'clock la the afternoon.
THOMAS BANCROFT, Exr.
N. A. CHASE, Montpelier, W., Agent.
January 10, is12-05 o.
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The Rebel General Ewell died last week :,
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aaiI AaId &Stas
OHAHPs HAEEbsSS MAY ,o,n ,az.-
the CITY RAILWAY COMPANY viii run a car
from the Delaware Avenue Depot 10 Front and
French streets at $50, p. M. 10 meet the Phiade-
phia train due at 1880, M. myls-u
The Direct Route 1879,
-

is VIA THE CONNECTICUT RIVER RAILROAD
LINE, t..-..lH4
And the most direct route TO Brattleboro,, Bellows
Falls, Rutland, Windsor White River Junction,
Wells River, and Ga MILES shorter than any other
route TO WHITE MOUNTAINS,
EH-Fast Express Train Pm
Leaving New York at 800
Springfield at 500
Arriving at Montreal at '9aAA. N.
Pullmsns Palace Sleeping Cars on all might
trains.
kH-This isthe only line running Express Trains
through from New York 10 Montreal with but one
change.
~ Passengers can procure tickets at all tbs
principal Hotels and Of1ces, also, at New York and
New Haven Rsiroad Depot corner 18th street and
9TH Avenue, New York.
Rallroad Line. mya1-em
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will practice manners, II you think I need
improvement 50 badly t.5t
The spoiled child kissed her father, babe
her mother goodnight, and went her way up
stairs. When she entered her chamber, and
closed the door, she walked straight TO the
toilet-table, turned up both jets of the gas,
and looked at herself from head to foot in
the large, swinging mirror This careful
survey lasted about ten minutes, then sat
isfled smile came over her face, and she nod
ded complacently TO the reflection smiling
the comparison, after all, she said 'And
Kennon admlres little women-he told me 50
himself"
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* l.. NICHOLS a CO., EXPRESS. Baggage ro-
-. moved to any part OF the city. Carpets cleaned
and preserved from moth, and reaid with care CAL
swimming, whtewaAhing, &c, &c. All orders thAnk-
fully received and promptly attended to. Once, BOo
ing street. Please leave orders at the following
places, for baggage and carpets &C.. Mr.. u Il. H0lt
CO., 419 Market street, s. X. Ball CO., blT Market
street; A Bradley Jones' 61S Market street; Joseph
JONES' Fifth and Market street; and ll2o Orange St
See wagon on the street ... feb2o-Sm
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OHEAP ADVERTISING.
SOUTHERN STATES,
ONE MONTH FOR SI4s.
LIGHTNING RODS.

Muuson's Copper Tubular Lightning Rod, witt
Spiral FlanRrs, ia the most complete protection
against lightning ever invented. Endorsed BY the
world. AID by wholesale dealers from
Maine TO GeCrga. Send for Circular TO ROCK
HART 4 CO., t34 Penn street, Pittsburgh, Pa, or
N. Y. Copper Lightning Rod Co., Bs Union Square
fNnrthA Nsw York
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educational.

OHEOARAV -Kstablished
~ in New York In 1sl4 English aud French, for
young Ladies' and Misses. Boarding and Day Pupils
1i2T and 1922 spruce st., Philadelphia, ia French
is the Language OF the family, and is constantly
MADAME D'HERvILLY,
el2-eOdsm Principal.
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WILMINGTON TRANSFER AND BAGGAGE
w EXPRESS will call for and deliver baggage
and packages to and from all paris Of the city, Rail-
road Depot and boat. Also, baggage called for and
checked (where Railroad tickets are held 70 all
points from private residences or hotels. Orders
left at THE Franklin Telegraph once, No.
a. West Third street; e. Bringhurst Co.,
Sixth and Market; Smith & Painter, Seventh
and Market, and b. 4 G. Shoemaker, 500 Market St,
will receive prompt attention. Principal once, Bag
gage Room, p, W. and b. Railroad Depot.
j. j. MoMULLEN,
septls-ly J. II. SEALs Propret0rA.
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Trains leave Depot Thirty-secona and Market
streets. p. tss--l ...-.f D.. -..s-s.r.f
Trains arrive at Depot, Thirty-nrst and Market
streets
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YVyAYLOR g. JACKsON's
IL SCIENTIFIC, CLASSICAL
AND
COMMERCIAL ACADEMY.
For Born sRxKs. Spring Term opens March 18th.
Young mems residence; Franklin ST., near sth.
Young ladies' residence, No. 222 West street
MILTON JACKSON, Principal.