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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-02-13

Only A PRINTEI,-How of,en we
hear the remark that such a person is
only a printer. Well, suppose he is
only prjptef, does that abstract from
or add to his standing as man. Sure
ly not, but rather in language OF
Burns:
GA mans man for 8" that"
Who was the Earl of Saanhope? BE
was only printer. Who Is Prince
Frederick William, married to The
Princes Royal of England? He, too,
is printer. Who was William Ca
ton one of tho fathers of the English
literature? He, was only a printer.
What were G. P. Morris, N. P. Willis,
James Harper, Horace Greeley, Bay
ard Taylor, G. Dickens, Theirs, Doug
las, Jerrold, g. D. Paentice, and sena-
tors Dix, Cameron, and Niles? They,
too, were printers. What was James
buchanan, Ex-President of the United
States? Only a printer. Every one
cannot be a priltef-brains are neces-
sary.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-02-13

The building being erected for tht
InaU, ural Ball at Washington, is t.
cost twenty Thousand dollars. VS. i'm
agine that there is a miniature ''Credit
Mob;lier" ring in Washington city pol
tics, or else the politicians could not
afford to indulge il such a sublime
p ece of folly and toadyism.
TIE selection of Walter T. Stone, ot
Sandusky, by the Governor, as the
successor of Judge West on the Bench
of the Supreme Court of Ohio, is an
excellent one. Judge Stone is as able
lawyer, and an upright, honorable
man. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Sec. Boutwell,, in a report to General
Garfield, Chairman of the House Com
mittee on Appropriations, says that
the actual cost of running the govern
ment during the fiscal year ending
June 30th, 1872, was s259, ,4S1 ,S44 Sc.
1t is rumored that Hon. James
Brooks of New York, will shortly re-
sign his seat in the House Of Repre-
sentatives. Cause Credit MobiIier
and delicate health. Sunset Cox is
mentioned as his successor in the event
of bis resignation.
Allen Wi.kin, of Hillsborough, dis
posed ofa case of urrequitted affection,
by shooting himself through the head,
last week.
Three children Of one family, who
died Of whooping-cough within twen-
ty-fopr hours of each other, were buIi-
ed in Steubonville on Monday, of last
week.
The Office of the LopdonvilIe hide
pende7aS;, with jts entire contents, and a
dwelling owned by Mr.. YarDalI, were
burned on Saturday evening, and
another dwelling damaged. Loss
about three thousand dollars. It was
caused by the explosion of an oil lamp.
No insurance.
A test of the Steel to be manufactur-
ed by the Steel Works, recently locat-
ed at Martins Ferry, has been made
with encouraging success. We learn
from M. Hiram Frazier, that by an
actual test, at the Bella re Nail Works,
it proved far superior 20 Francis Thob-
sou & Sons choice English steel.-M.
2. Commercial.
The majority Of the Senate Commit
lee on the judiciary, have reported
adversely to the bill allowing the two
per cent. claims of Ohio, indiana and
illinois. Senators THURMAN and Pool
dissent.
Senator Sherman's specie payment
bill was defeated in tho Senate lsstI
week. This settles pretty clearly that
for the present there will be no Iegisla-
ton forcing specie payment. What
the South and West want now is more
currency.
N. FL. Barber, Esq, of Barnesville,
made very credltable effort to the
jury last week in the case of the State
against Pack.-Cdh,bridge Neiss.
More live stock was shipped over the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad during the
past month than during any previous
month.
Senator Summers health is improv-
ing.
Senator Cameron Is sick abed.
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We publish the above at the earnest
solicitation Of friends of the young lady
referred to above Ed.

TIE PARKER GUN.-The sporting
editor of the Journal wishes TO say q
few words 10 his friends in regard to
the merits Of this celebrated gun,
which we have fully tested IN every
way, and found greatly superior to Cur
imported English guns, costing two or
three times the money. The great
points OF superiority over every other
breech-loading gun is cheapness, SIM
plicity, durability, rapidity and accu-
racy in firing. AS we are somewhat of
q "shOOtist" we have taken our Parker
to several matches, where it has won
golden opinions from all who have
seen it, and their English guns are for
sale at one-half their original cost. 1t
affords US much pleasure to find that
guns OF American manufacture can
compete so successfully with those of
foreign makes, and we would say to all
of our friends in want OF a good. relia-
bic article, by all means try the Parker
gun american Stock Journal, July,
1872.
A WHOLE LIBRAEY'--In presenting
a young friend with Webster's Uha-
bridged Dictionary, We have given him
a ,ohole ti5rdry-the most remarkable
and complete compendium Of human
knowledge ever published in a single
volume. = man may parch 1se a Bible
first, and then hymn book, if he is
inclined to psalm singing, but the third
book should be Web5ter's Unabridged,
as it will prove great fountain ofin-
tellectuai light, and worth hundred
times its cost to any family that pre-
lends to keep up with the civilization
of the age.-LndaStTiGt Age.
HARPER's MAGAZINE for FEBRUARY
is unusually rich in the variety and in
terest of its contents. The number
opens y it'll an entertaining paper, by
Albert &. Coleman, Oh The Diamond
Fields Of South Africa. Herbert futile
contributes q very interesting sketch
of the Mont-de-Piete-the pawn-broh.
lug instuti1n Of Paris.
She illustrated sketch of tho life of
Mary, Queen Of Scots, by Lyman Alb
bott, although it attempts no solution
of the historical problems involved in
her career, is a velylthrilling narrative,
told with dramatic effect.
Those fascinating serials, ga Simple
ton" by Charles Read, and "the New
Magdalen" by Miss Thacl-eray, are
still continued.
The poetry of the Number is con-
tl:buted by John G. SAKE, Mary d.
Nutting, Tracy Robson, Nelly N.
Hutchinson, and Rose Terry.
The Editorial Departments are full
and interesting. The Scientific Record |
contains eighteen instructive articles, |
In the Historical Record a full sum-
mary is given of the months history
from November 26 to December 26, 1872. |
Besides the usual fund of humOr in the i
Editors Drawer, there is in it q con-
tinuation of"Our London Scrap Book"
with graphic description (llustrated) |
of the institutions of the Temple.
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King CT the Ri00G.

CANCER. Cdse-Your medicine con.
tinues to give eatire satisfaction. One
case of cancer on the lip, of six years
standing, was entirely removed by the
use OF thee bottles, and the person,
NJ. b. Crane, Esq, ex-sheriff of this
Calhoun county, has requested us to
communicate the same to yon, if there
by others suffering from the same loath-
some disease may be induced to try the
same remedy with a similar result, not
only by being co-ed OF the disease, but
by gaining that peace Of mind necessary
to happiness.
WILLIAMS & O'DoNoUGHUE, Albion,
Michigan.
See advertisement in another col
umn.
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The National Banks.

The amount ofspecie 10 the resoutc
es of the national banks of the United
States, according to the last official
statements, which exhibit theif condi.
tion on the 9th of December last, is
about twenty millions. The amount
of individual deposits on the books is
about five bundled and niDety-three
millions.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-02-13

The Secretary Of the Treasury has e.
voked the order which he signed, call
ing in one hundred million of the $40
bonds, to be paid May 7th. This is
done because Of Information from Lon
don that The subscf,p. there to the
new fives are made payable June 1st.
The call will be renewed March 1st, so
as to have the called bonds payable
June 1st, to conform to the London
subscriptions.
The new Senator-elect from AIkan-
sas, Col. 8. w. Dorsey, was formerly
a resident OF Ohio, and is graduate OF
Oberlin college. He is not over thirty
five years of age, and left Sandusky,
for Arkansas, about two years ago, 10
accept the Presidency of an Arkansas
railroad. Col. d. is said To be a man
of large fortune, of genial social quail
ties and unimpeachable character.
BEAT THIs.-A young grl in our
office commenced learning the boxes
on Monday, and on Friday she set
within 200 ems as much BREWER as a
two year old composit9r set in primer.
Boys look to your laUrels.- BeltasfFe
CONNER ciGL.
The Richmond inquirer, alluding to
the birthday of Robert E. Lee, re-
marks that. "Meet it is that the gIo-
ries of the Confcdcracy should be cher
ished, and that the South will never
forget those to whom the allegiance of
their love is due, and whose deeds it
is their duty to hold in sacred remem-
brance :"
Hon. Thorn as Parsons, a we'll known
politician, died at Rochester Monday.
The Kansas Senate has passed con-
current resolution, memoralizing the
United States Senate to investigate the
case eff Po mercy, and the House has
passed a resolution asking Senator
Pomeroy to resign.
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LEGAL, NOTICE.

NLEMING FOWLS, whose place of residence
L is unknown 10 the plaintiff. Will take no
tice that A alexander L. Harper of the County
of Belmont in the state of OHIO, did on the
18TH day OF January A. D, 1873, file his petition
in the Court of Common Pleas, within and for
the County of Belmont and State of Ohio,
against the said Fleming FOWLS, defendant,
setting forth that tire said Fleming Fowls
gave mortgage TO the said Alexander l., Har-
per, OF the following premises to-wit; The
West u OF lot No. 80 or so much thereof as lies
East OF the East slope log the cut of the Cen
tral Ohio Railroad and also SO much OF lot No.
so (lf any as lies East of the said slope in the
Town of GAINESVILLE. Also, parts of lots No.
| & in Southeast addition 10 the said town,
Lo-wii; Commencing at f5 feet from the North
west corner OF same; thence South ! feet;
thence East feet; thence South l!Of feet; thence
East f5 feet: thence North 1874 feet; thence West
30 feet % the place of beginning, bounded as
follows, Oh the North by Sout street; on the
Fast bv lot of VIM Reed; on the West by lot of
Wm II Norris known as the Uncles Tau Yard
lots in said County of Belmont, TO secure the
r,ayment of $3.50 10 according TO a certain note
referred to in said mortgage, and praying that
said Fleming Fowls may pay said sum now
claimed TO be due, with interest, amounting
10 500 CO. with interest from April 2lSt, 1859 or
trat said premises may be sold TO pay the
same; and The said Fleming FOWLS is notified
that ne Is required to appearand answer said
petition ON or before the third saturday after
the 18th day of February A. D. lS.5.
II. J. MANNING,
Atty. for Petitioner.
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HaiiGa IN partition.

EOaGE MADDEN, OF Fsyette County,
VI Sotate of Pen sylvania, and Mary Madden,
whose place OF residence is unknown to the
Datitiorer, VIII take notice that q petition was
fiIeti against theui on the first day Of January,
1873 in the Court OF Comm Pleas of Belmo t
County. Ohio, by John Madden, and is now
bending wherein the said John MADDEN de-
inands partition OF the following real estate,
10 vii: Lot No. ! in Block No 10 ia Bellaire,
BeiIu0pt County, Ohio, and that at the next
term OF s3ia Court, application viii be made
by the said John Madden Tor an order that
PARTITION be made o. saiu p cruises,
JOHN MADDEN, Petitioner.
Tv7CoPE Il pRATr his 4 tvs iaD96w
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RGAu eOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that petition will
y be presented To the Cow lm issioners o Boil
mont County, Ohio, at theh March term, 1878,
praying for the laying out and establishing of
n County Road, beginning for the same on
the Rridgcport and Coierain Pike. ut the
Southeast corner OF John Whites Orchard,
running Southwest through lands OF John
White. Elisha and I.lndiy Bracsen, NJ. a.
sharon Joseph RoSerts Jonn Harris and JAS
V. Stillwcll TO interSeet the road leading from
Wheeling Creek, to Pleasant Grove, at or near
John Harris Coal Bank,
ja3QlWs
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PIaltt talon Bitt8TS
T.--I36O.--X.

This wonderful vegetable restorative
a 81 .ticn)c .hs feobie and de-
biiit7ted, As : tonic and cordial for the
aged ald languid it has no eqTsl among
stomaohics. - remedy for the perv
Gus weakness to which women are es-
peciaily subject, it is superseding every
other stimulSnt In al climates, tropi-
cal, temperate or frigid, it acts IS q
specific in every species of disorder
which under mines this bodily strength
nd breaks down he ami NAL spirits.
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NOTICE.


JOSEPH SEYBOLD and Mary a SeyboId. his
:, wiie, OF The Stale of West Virginia aud the
Mefchants s ard Mechanics Bank OF Wheeling.
est virgin a, Will take notice that the Whee-
ing ana belmont Mining, GIape end Wine
ASSOCIATION, an incorporated Company, this
1ay meg petition in The Court of Common
Pleas OF Belmont County, Ohio, against said
parties and others, defendants; the object of
wh.ch petition is to exclude the defendants
from any interest in certain traces of lap6
Delng parts Of Section %, Township g. Range q
ln SAD county, and being the same land per-
chased Dy plaintiff from said SeyboId and our
eTs, ana 10 correct mistakes in the descriu: ion
OF said iand on the deeds therefor SO that he
tract known as the Porter lot or Lot No. one.
containing III acres, in asub-division OF and
inaoe py henry kennon, as Master Commits
stoner, snail commence for its boundaries at
tne NoItheaSt corner of said lot on the bank
OF ne Ohio River; andthe North boundary of
salu iot Number one shall be descl ibed as ne
Sonih boundary OF the tract cOntaing one hum
oreo aGd TWO acres, and which las. named tract
is bounded on the North by the North ii ne OF
sa1d section Is; and that the other boundaries
OF tne parcels OF land. purchased by plaintif
rom said Sey bold and Others be made to con-
true description.
Inc said defendants are required to answer
1873. ' VI 'AoiSn'
ST. CLAIR KELLY, Atty for pltf:
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Ia Gre..t 0fleF! 4si hSrass Sfoadwsy, W.'sr' q. T.
will dispose OF NEW PIANOS, MEi.ODEONS
AMI ORtiA Ms, of six 1irst-class makers. in
cludin,, Waters at very low prices for cash,
or pnrt cash. and balance in small monthly
insinlnsnts New 7-octave first-clRsS PIANOS,
modcrn improvements, for $40 cash. Now
reodvo CONCERTO PARLOR ORGAN, the
most beautiful stylo and perfect tone ever
made Illustrated Catalogues mailed. Sheet
Ai,ruir nj Mnsic Merchandise. nn9lHm
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TDis shows an increase of fifteen in
the number ofnaIonal banks reported,
and their capital has been ilc eased
s2,755,790 The number Of private
ba ks shows an increase Of thiriy-five
du 'Ipg the year, and the caDital OF
these banks has been increased 1885,
sos.
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T,FGAI, NOTICE,


I1LEMING FOWLS, whose place 0f resi-.
| Z siGence Is unknown, VIII take notice that
Thornton Hurley, Of the C0anty OF Belmont
in the state of Ohio, did, on the 3fd day ofJan-
pa.y,A D 1875 nile his petition in the Court
| of Common Pleas, within and for The county
| of Belmont in sand state Of ohio, against the
sad Fleming FOWLS and Dcr9fhy Fowls his
wife and Alexander L. Harper, defendants,
sevtinZ forth that the said Fleming Fowls and
| Do airy Fowlis his wife, gave mortgage 10
| ore Heir EisehbeTg. which said E!senoorg as
signed TO the said Tho nton Hurley, on the
following described premises, to-wit: Being
part of Lots NO ono ~ and two (2) in :. =. ed
dit4on TO the town Of 3arnesYiiIa, belmont
County, Ohio, described as follows, coInmenc-
ing At orty-three (i3J feet from the W corn
or o said lots; thence S2l feet; thence 7,feet;
.heuce 8 10 feet; thence L 43 feet; thence y
I9i feet: thence w 50 feet TO the place of begin
ming 10 recover the payment OK 500 O0 accord
ing 70 certain note referred to in said mort
gage; and that since the giving of the said
i.i ortgage, the other Defendant. 4 Il Harper,
claims some interest in said lands under the
said Fleming Fowls, and praying thai said
Fleming Fowls may pay said sum OF slOO co
with interest from April 18th, 1872, now claimed
to be due, or that said premises may be sold to
pay the same. aud tie Said Fleming FOWLS is
notified that he is required to appcoc and an
sYer said petition on or before the third Sat
urday after tho 20;h day of February A ID 1873.
THORNTON HURLEl.
ByN ]. MANNING, his Atty.
iauQhvv
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HaEiCal MUSTANG LililGlt
For Man and Beast,

Sa kSa dts GssIG SS CsSSs
p Plo5ably few artlc eS nave ever had so
extensive Sale, while none have teen
more l Iiversaliy beneficial than the
celebrated MEXICAN MUSTANG
LINiMENT. Children, Adults, Horses,
and Domestic Animals, are always Ii
Gbie to accident, and it is safe TO say.
that no family can pass single seasoa
without some kind of IN eGollient be-
ing necessary. II becomes q matter o.
importance Iben to secure the best.
Over three hundred livery stables in The city
of New York alone are using the MEXICAN
MUSTANG LINIMEST, in all OF which il gives
unusual satisfaction.
CAUTION--Tne genuine = wrapped in q
fine Sect Plate engraving with "G. ". WeS'-
brook Chemist and Trade -I;irt. -EEXICA Y
MUSTANG LINIHETT,'' SlgrSTe.l across the
face of each wrapper. The whole bears the pro-
prietor's private United states Revenue STAMP
and not common stamp, as used By druggists.
LYON MANUFACTURING Co.,
50 Park 2 ace
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Is. 1873.


between 5he hours of 10 o'clock a. IN. and i
o'clock p. m, of said day ths following de-
scribed real estate. to-wtt:
ist. EeingS part oftne Southwest oJa Ter of
Section 20, ToG Eship 10, Range 6, beginning 1T
n corner i6 poles East OF the Southwest corner
OF said quarter, wbele While oak Isl 'ches in
diameter bears Soutn Git4o v ESQ., IiuSs, and p
black OAK Inches in diane. er leans Sou Il So
East 81 3 links: thence running Eass IOO.5 poles
TO the Creek; thence NOlf so West 1914 poles
20 corner: thence MOI til 69}Eo West - poles;
thence south 500 West 81 poles TO a cJrner,
where white hickory tree 10 inches in diam
eter bears South l9o East IS links aud a suga.,
tree IS inches in diameter bears North 66lEo
FEST II links; thence South 80 West 81 poles 20
he beginning Containing Is ceres OF IA ID
uOys or less.
I'd Beginnipg for lis boundaries at the
North west corner OF the Northwest quarter Of
Section 10, Rance Q, Township 10; thence SoU 9ll
90 po,es; thence East $50 poles, thence Nor il
% poles: hence West loo poles 20 no bes ring
ico"taining50 30 acres moro or less.
Sd. Bong part OF rue Nor Ieast quarter of
Section 10, Tow lsaiip 10, Range 8, beginning ~
a stone on he line of he SSCrtn side of So ID
quarter Is percheS East OF he Northwest corn
er OF said quarter and DeaIing West on said
on the West line OF said quarter Is perches 20
n stone; thence a straight line to the begin
ming, cop tanning acre of land more or less:
4th. Lying and being in the South half OF
Section 20, and in the Southwest quarter OF
Section IA of t1e Township and Range as
aforesaid and beginning forts boundaries at
OF Section 20 and hearing North So g East 1918
poles to q corner; thence South 10y East 90 per-
ches to q corner; thence south 6J13' West 29.S
perches to Il corner: thence-NOrth 80 West 50
pc -chcs o Z corner; thence Sonth d6o West 26
pc 'c1es; thence South SSl4o West 16.Spoles to a
cOrne- thence South 2515o East b poles; thence
South 600 West g. poles; thence South 80 East
3 poles: thence South S9Io Vest l2l.4 poles;
thence Mort Il 1872 East . poles; thence North
69o Eass I6 poles; thence North ~ West l34.7
poles 10 the beginning, containing III acres
roods and 2 nerches.of land uaoreor less, ,allsof
said four tracts CT Ia I'd containing about 2l7
acres of land ard ccnlprisirg all of the real
estate Of which the said John Todd, decd, died
seized IN Belmont County, Ohio.
First Tract, Appraised az sS3U,
second Tract, do do SlIj0.
Third Tract, do no go
Fourth Tract do 40 siaS2zS.
lerIns'Of 5ai -One-tbird IN dav of sale, one
Gbird in one wear and ode-tiIiI q IN LTo yeas,
with interest on deferred pay renJs, to be Sc
cured by mortgage on pt6mlses sold.
". G. COCHRAN, Sh 9rif
of Belmont OupEy. Ohio.
ST. CI.Ara- EFL1.Y, Atty.
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Banking Capital in Ohio.

The returns Of banIs ard their capi-
tai in Ohio, for the year 1872, is as fol-
lows:
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Belmont. Common Pleas.
n P0ft,:ioA,
James Il. Todd bysGuardisn.
Rosanna odd. at al

Rosanns odd, ct al,
D 7 virtue of an order of sale N the above
ID csse issued and 10 ME directed from he
Court of Common Pie Is of Belmont C0dntJ y,
| will offer for sac aJ the front door oI the
Court mouse in st. CIatrsviie Bel mont Coun-
ty, Ohio, en-
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q tlmuui ghfonifle
ST. CLAIRSvILLE, OHIO.
YES! PERSECUTION.

MORNING, Feb. 13, 1873
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Best Thing in the West,
Atch:son, Topeka ea saniaFeR.R .R
l. a N D 81

II II e z MILL LION ACRES
Situated n and near the Arkansas Valley, the
= Finest Portion of Kansas!
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o oo ST. CLAIR KELLY, Atty for pltf.
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O..,-.1 ngCom, Horace wsters,

janlG73Gw
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-01-03
Vermont Central, Vermont & Can.
ada Railroads.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT - CONNER
w ing Monday. DECEMBER 9. 1872.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.


Leave Bellows Falls $3.50, A. NJ, 745 A. NJ, 230 P, NJ.
Mail Train leaves Ogdensburg at 600 P, NJ st. Al
bans at $40 A. M., arrive in Bellows Falls, via.
Vernon at 400 Pm, New London at $50 P. NJ. con-
Meeting with steamer for New York.
ud, Night = Express ieages 2gdenseurgh at l24o \
bans 20 arriving in Bellows Falls via. White
River Junction Rutlandl at 3.25 A. NJ South Yer
Mixed Train leaves White. River Junction at 20 A,
NJ, Rutland at 40 A; NJ, Bellows Falls Passenger
Train ~ A. NJ South Vernon, $40 a. Connect
cester, at South Vernon with train for Springfield
and New York. arriving in New London at $40 p
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Bellows Falls at $50 A. NJ. 1900 NJ, 5s5. P.
Mail train leaves Boston. at 7,so A. N. Springfield
Falls at 1I45 A. NJ, (via W. r. junction or Rutland]
for Burlington. and st. Albans, Montreal, &c. ar
riving in Montreal at e45 P. N. and ogdensburg at
Night Express leaves New York at SOC P. NJ.
SpTingheld at $40; P; NJ. New London at 245 P. NJ.
BBeliSws B,,s Falls At II 20 via W r. junction Of
treal at 945 4. NJ. ogdensburg at Las Pm.
Accommodation leaves New London at $40 A. NJ.
Bellows Falls 5.S5 P. N. (mixed) arriving in Rut-
land at $50 P. NJ. W. R Junction at 7.2OPM
Mixed trains leave Bellows Falls $50 A. foi
Mixed Train leaves Bellows Falls at $50 A. NJ. ar
irving in Rutland at 300 A. N.
SLEEPING CARS are attached to the Nieht Train,
between St. Adams and Springfield and Burlington
and Boston.
-connections at W. R. Junction with trains on tn,
Northern N. H1 and Connecticut and Passumpsi,
River Railroads at 0gdensbu with trains for IN.
west at Rutland with trains over the Harlem Ex
tension Railroad. also with trains the Rensse
laer and Saratoga and Railroads for Saratoga Troy
4 Albany and the west
Throush Tickets for Chicago and the West for sal
G. MERRILL. Gen. sup't
St Albsns. VT. Dec. 9, ls72