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Important to Agriculturists.
The Bismarck Cabbage.

We have received from Europe, a limited
quality OF the Bismarck Cabbage Seed, which
produces solid heads of cabbage, the size of
the month of flour barrel aud larger These
enormous cabbages are raised with the most
ordinary cultivation, in any climate, and at
present prices, double the ordinary profit is
realized from their production. In transplant
ing from these seed, great ear" should be
used TO give sufficient space for growth.
package sent To any address, postpaid. on re-
ceipt Of 80 cents. Three packages, ! 90.
Eight package. $500. A sure cure for cab
i,age pests aud Fine Oil Chrome size 10y 9
sent free with each package. b. ALEAAN-
DER n co. sole U. 5. Agents S'h stree, oppo-
site Coopcrs Institute, New York. Please
quote this paper bin
Richland beacon., 1876-02-19
Religious.

pREsRyrERrAS-Rev d. A. Campbc, will
preach regularly. AT Alto an the l.; Sabbath
ia each month al Union Church on Ba>kln
Ridge, IN Franklin Pa. on the Third Sab
bath AZ RasviIle on the fourth >abba,h;-
Preaching III RayvilIe every Wednesday
nlgnt.
Regular appointment, for preaching Of the
Baptist Church at Rayville i the first Sunday
in ca h month and Saturday nigh; before.
Rev. l.. E.. keili> Pastor.
The appointments Of the Eavville rcuit
VI. T. Church South are a. follows Girard
the first Sunday in each month Rayviilc the
second. Alto the third, and Union the fourth.
las. l.. Wright, p C.
Masonic. ...R Regular communications Of
K r. Mctiuire Lodge No. -" the 2nd We'd.
nes,lay in each month.
Temperance F. r.. RcHLANp
CuUNCIL No. -, meets on the second aud
fourth Tuesday nights al each month.
II. ID. C.-RAYvILLE C"r>ciL No. -,
holds its regular meetings om the second
Wednesdays Of each month.
Richland beacon., 1876-02-19
BEATTl'S1S55s,ee7545|.5A,ss55,53ss ~:
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lOR ORGANS. ONuot FAh
RAYS oF LIGHT FROM INV PRESs
Beauty Golden run.u" Parlor Organ. have
won for themselves a good reputation tar and
wide IpUshmgio Star
We wonld recommend thA enccli-ni in>rru
men, to the musical world. for it, tincnc.s ~
tone -Pe~s6urg Imd) Democrat.
W"ibn- Lodge Of Odd Fellows has pur.
chased one of B-auy's Golden Tongue Organs,
and II Is the hest instrument ever brouph, to
thu town Hoodstorn( y Rrgisr.
The instrument gives entire satisfaction
My brother. who purchased the organ, IL high
ly pleased Memphis Ono Ne'rs.
Those who wish TO purcha-. a 6rst-c a.s
instrument for home. hall or church music
should try n Beatty 10y all means.-Hsrsey
(Mirh) OmiHs
Its tone equal. the fines, We have ever
ard-Edina Mo Democrat.
gents wanted everywhere TO canvass for
this superior instrument Address, D-SNIEL
f. BEATTY. Washington, N. j.
Richland beacon., 1876-02-19

ORGAN For SALE-We offer for sale aNo IS
$40 Beaty's Golden Tongue Parior Organ,
manufactured by Mr.. Daniel +. Beatty, OF
Washington, n. J., who adverti>es in our
columns. The organs manugactured by this
house are Motel for their beautiful finish, rich
deep tone, and great durability; have only
To- he seen and heard to he appreciated. Call
nj this office II
Richland beacon., 1876-02-19

Moor's Business University, Atlanta. Ga.
The only Actual Business School in the South.
Send for Catalogue. ly.
Richland beacon., 1876-02-19
Another Premium to Subscribers.

Feb. 5. ls76.-2,. No n. Royal Street.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29
The St. Johnsbury Post Office.

Bv Il law of tn, last session of Con
gIrSs, relating (" the compensation of
post masters, the salary of the ST
JuhnSburN office WAS 81 reduced rs to
bring it into the third class. it having
been heretofore in the second class. As
the third class offices get no allowances
for rent. clerk hire, etc, the efficiency
ut this office is seriously threatened. In
view of such Il misfortune. Postmaster
Carpenter will forward in few DAYS
IN application to the Department for
Increased compensation. backed by ii
statement signed bv all the business
men of the place, setting forth the fact
that the facilities of the office now are
no better than the business of the place
demands. Added tn this. the fact that
this office being at the intersection of
two mail routes. whereby ii becomes
he depository of IL large amount OF
mail matter designed for other offices.
which has to he assorted and put up
here, thereby largely increasing the
work of the office, it is hoped the De
parlment will see the Justice of giving
such increased compensation as will
enable it to he kept up to the present
standard.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29

For the week ending Tuesday, sept. III I-16.
MARKET BEEF--A few choice 30 a u - extra
= 10 n first quality 80 - q - second quail
ty :: ~ a Il 10; third quality - - a : NJ.
STORE tATTLE-W0rking oxen and Steers pei
pair So slIO $50. 5000 300.
Mich Cows AND tALvE>-S3O IA SO extra So u
49, Farrnw Cows $50 "A so
YFALI~"s-sIO ~ a 81; tw" years old 81 a 80
three, wears old 81 $40
WESTERN FAT SwI>E-livr. sc per Id. store
Pigs wholesale, GA one per III: retail.
per III
Prices OF SHEEP AND |. ,NIt~-ln lots IL ~ 20 M
- ~ ~ No, - - % M per head extra IS 80 4
- - per head, OF a Isc per Ito.
SHARED Sheep. a OOc per III
Spring Lambs Il tie per lh.
Veal Calves. - = ~.
Brighton Hides. OO a t.. per lb
Country Hides 4 Il per III.
Brighton Ialuw. g u DE- per 10.
Country ranw. - per Id.
Calf skins 10 a lie pei Id.
SHARED Pclt-. 25c.
Lamb Prlts ~ e.
y. u. fi--f-'h ncr grade includes nothing hut
stall fed 100 To 400 lbs Bulock- Extra and ii
quality includes tn" best large. fat oxen. Second
and third quality includes oxen and two and thru,
Years old Steers.
Shrrp-ENiTa includes Co--tts and when rhu-,
III inferior quality are thrown out.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29

death occurred on the twenty fifth an
niversary of the death of her sistel
Emma. whom she never saw in life
and beside whose grave all that was
mortal of her was laid away. just ae
the sun set III the quiet of last Sabbath
evening.
Our village presents quite Il lively
appearance, owing to the building going
on upon the burnt district. Frank
Scott. Edward VI. Idle. Abel Shorey and
Eli Brooks. have all erected and GOV
cred good sized twO-story dwellings.
and VIM. Hall. Benz. Andrews. Joseph
Clark and Mr.. Vaughn, have got fonn-
dations ready and have dwellings in
process of erection. Eben Wheeler is
putting up Il new grist mill, and the
foundation is laid and the lumber on
the ground for a new school house. In
all, eight good dwelling houses, Il large
school house and II grist mill. Such
enterprise these hard times makes
things look quite cheerful.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29
NOTICE!

Whereas Emma r. Cook of Burke in the county
Of Caledonia aud state of Vermont has filed in thu.
Jerk office of said Caledonia county her libel for
divorce. Setting forth in substance that she WAS
legally married (" Charles i. Cook. formally of
Barton in Orleans County and Stale of Vermont
IN the l2th day of January. l-1O that from that
time she lived and cnhabted with thu, said Charles
L Cook, until the 9Th day of February $50 when
he ~ilfully deserted the librllant and has ever
since continued said des"rton and it being made to
appear that the said Charles T. Cook resides with
out the state. i'll parts unknown that 4 citation
cannot he served upon him II u hereby ordered that
notice OF the pendency of the foregoing libel br
gwen I" the SAID Charles l.. by publication of the
substance thereof and of this order in the 81
said Caledonia county. three weeks successiy.Iy.
the last OF which publication be- six weeks from
the first day of the next term of Caledonia County
n1urt' =" be holden al st 'I"hnsbury on the first
Thursday OF December ls7G
Dated at st 1"hnsbnry. in said county this 18th
daN of September, a. d le76
Z. II. BLODGETT, Deputy Clerk
40
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29
Barnet.

Barnet.
The Railroad Company have put in
new Fairbanks scale at the depot
weighing from pound to 1900.
Onr people are panied to hear of the
sudden death of Herbert C.. Harvey. son
of Samuel c. Harvey of Cambridgeport
formerly of this place Young Har-
vey was about II years old, and during
his vacation, had been Oh Il trip to Eng
land. He WAS on his return home. and
fell from Il mast in storm at sea. Aug.
30 The terrible news came with crush
ing weight upon his family and neal
friends.
Henry Farwell's house in Copenhagen.
was burned Monday morning. They
were repairing the house, and IL young
man arose early and built il fire to dry
the plastering, and went to sleep again.
There was Il partial insurance.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29
lorH ard STATE Vrns.

'"ur and get Your premium to
..luA "r Saturday.
Notice advertisement for Il private
r'ooI. {" begin next Monday.
III, T.. y .. freight trains are in
Teasing IA length Il good sign.
Nr'uug OF the Temperance Reform
To" At town hall. this (Thur>daNl eve
a.
VI. y. W Hawkins has sold one Of
Stains 20 Walden to Michael McC larry
~ J"tu~huIN. giving p"sscs>ion i'm
.oiucl,.
Potatoes alr bringing Il good price
..> Tall from II to - cents. Last
'''- "nr r"uld hardly give them
.at,
WALTZ" +. Smith. Esq. is repairing
' Iu>r"u place. corner of Summer
' ''n'Ih streets, preparatory tn
mailing il hi home.
IhrIr i Il meeting of the Executive
.'Ini'ltr at the State \. NJ. G.. A. at
""''. Friday evening, to perfect
DIS len The Winters work.
"'' u. f.. Miller will preach at
'..'r urNt Sabbath. and Rev. II. T.
'"2 viii supply Mr.. Miller's pulpit
.'' Nrih"dI>r Church in this place.
'I''i a week of warm and beautiful
""'' utter >p"I>rd with Il good rain
''''h'' ha> changed. and now look
'' Hosts. KILN. trosts have kept
'. unusually late.
49, f'lhiu> has sold Louis Prime,
''' i'"ul "n the Avenue. next to tn,
'>'H''h shop, i"r $3.50. Mr.. Prince i:
''- 'r hullding thereon. to b.
', ~'"'" and dwelling.
''' i"i'~t> never looked NOR,
.''' ia tins ,icinlty than durin.
.. ' ndaN> The best is mndoubt
%. 100" past f"r This year. though
''' Vet gorgeous to behold.
'' "i The Mr>>r>. Fairbanks worl
"a had been ont at pasture TO
H.. '"'''' "t> trying to "show of" il
,u '-'" The other day, and rearing up
Backwards and broke his neck
~. ,'''' y. II. Wallace from Manches
~ VIII commence his labor
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29
Shocking Accident.

shocking ACCluent-
\ shocking accident occurred ut Els
sex Junction. early Saturday evening,
hy which Mr.. Charles w. Bailey of
Montpelier, met with violent and
awful death. The particulars we gather
mainly from the Free Press Mr.. Bailey
il 4 we'll known drover and horse dealer,
and had been actively engaged III this
business for twenty Years. On Satur-
day he was with Il car load of sheep, en-
rnute to Boston. At Essex Junction,
while waiting for another train to come
I'M. the engineer ran the freight tram
back. In the meantime Mr.. Bailey had
mounted the bunter of his ear and was
INSPECTING the sheep. When the train
stopped. the cars were thrown together
hy the recoil and Mr.. Bailey's head was
crushed between the upper portions of
that car and the next one. The az
,.ident WAS witnessed by several people,
and they describe it as horrible beyond
nrecedeut. the head of the unfortunate
man being completely crushed, and the
brains and blood flowing out OF the top
D.,tL of course, was instantaneous
MFR. Bailey was widely known and wa
universally esteemed. He leaves wife
and three children. He was brother "'
~ a R,iley of the Pavilion Hotel. Mr.
! Bailey was present at tue ia'' III '"''
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29
Personal.

Al Il large meeting of the Veteran
Guard, in horticultural hall. san Fran
cisco. sept, l:5, for the purpose. of re
ccINing Il flag, We notice that Col.
Alexander G.. Halves presided and made
the opening speech. Col. Halves is son
of Mr.. John HAYES of this place.
Nh. W. X. Laird of this place. enters
il theological seminary AT Allegheny
City next week. Mr.. Laird is son of
/ Capt. Robert Laird.
Geo. W. Litch, of Rycgatc. is now
running the Lancaster House. in Phila
delphia. i'll company with his brother,
| W. b. Litch. NermonttrS will Ice likely
to find this house. as it is convenient To
the exposition and kept by live Yer
monteIs.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29
Correction.


We are Informed that it was not the
French bakery wagon that run over
Geo. Aver with such sad results as was
chroucled last week. but Mr.. j. Pcnird.
A. MI. Pcnird Was formerly in company
with Nh. Dumas in the bakery business
the mistake OF now connecting him with
the bakery cart was undoubtedly made ::
but Dumas'> horse or wagon had moth
ing to do with this unfortunate acct
dent. Mr.. Pcnird attributes the affair
wholly To the fact that the lamp at the
bridge was not lighted and SAYS his
horse was under control. but he did not
sec the ladder which stuck ont behind
| Ayers wagon. which he should have
done had there been light.
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Get the Best J!

In accordance with long est: hli-hrd custom the
MONTPELIER DAILY JOl I'm Al will h, issued
during In" approaching session of the Legislature.
containing full and accurate Trlnrts ot the dom.
Of both branches of the General \ assembly, the
latest Geographic and general news editorials.
miscellany. etc. etc. cur design Is make stVt-
raj important improvements. and shall spare no
pains t" render the journal all a daily Legislative
Journal should he. This being presidential year,
shall h"St"w liberal attention upon the pulitical
ISSUES of the day and de- all in p"wrT swell
the n"hl" republican majority of September Ia a
still NOR" emphatic one in November. Nor de-
expect I" furl the banner of our Daily until We
have had tn" glad privilege of announcing tn our
readers. the triumphant election of Hayes and
Wheeler
Single Copies 81 70
Firc Copies 10 address, each 81 90
Tn copies to address. each. 81 90
The WATERMAN \ JOURNAL for the srs
sion containing the laws. fifty cents 10 copies -
Early orders are solicited j. 4 J. NJ. POLAND.
Montpelier September Is lS76 A.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29

One more lmost every day
the papers chronicle the suicide of some poor uIi
fortunate whose mind has been entrebl-d by dys
prpSa over whose earthly horizon "A heavy gloom
has gathered from the untold and unreliable ago
MES "f this cruel complaint. Dyspepsia is of
the most depressing Diseases affecting humanity
1t is cosmopolitan i'll its naturr-no country il ex
rmpt from its visitations, family free from its
attacks. There is a balm in tiile;d II comes i'll
the shape of the PERUVIAN SYRUP. For years it
has been scattering its blessings abroad There is
probably no disease which experience has amply
proved to he rcnediabc by the PERUVIAN SYRUP .s
dy-prpsia The most invetrraie forms of this
disease have been completely cured by this med
clnc, as ample testimony of many ui our first eli.
liens prove.
1t i quite a mistak" Ia imagine that Bright :
Disease. Kidney. Bladder and Glanduar \ tf,ctiuns
Gravel, Diabetes. Dropsy, Urinary Complaints and
Female Irregularities cannot De thoroughly cured.
Hunts Remedy cures th--t. discusses HUNTS REM.
EnY possesses curative properties found in any
other medicine.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29

a minnow on his hook and before he
had time to pull it out the pickerel had
seized 1t and was trying to move away
with the whole establishment.
wINDHAM COUNTY.
NJ Baisley of Bellows Falls was Sc
verely injured the 10Th, by Il red hot
splinter from ear Tail which he was
helping to repair The splinter struck
INN on the back of his head, taking out
quite large piece and causinga wound
which could not he easily dressed.
George w. billiard. Il dry goods mer-
chant of Rutland, is reported to have
failed. Also c. X. Drury, dealer in
books, etc, mt Essex Junction.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29

The latest, greatest. and most reliable remedy
ever put together by medical science for rheuma
tisn wounds swellings, burns caked breast. &c.
- the Crntaur Liniment. There two kinds
What the White Liniment is for the human family
the Yellow Centaur Lniment is for spawned
lame and strained horses and animals.
dec 7f
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29

Children cry for Castoria. 1t is rs pleasant
1" Ike a. honey and is absolutely harmless. 1t is
sure To eXpel worms, cure wind collie regulate the
stomach and bowels and overcome irritability
caused by rash or cutting teeth. 1t is perfect
substitute for castor oil and for cOstiveness in
Young or old there is nothing in existence etfrc-
tive and reliable
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29
Trlryr.iph Office>.

Nt-Ilt> I>IuN and vi lNTERNArIuNAL TEL
f..Nru COMPANY. Offices i'll the Post Officr
Nan street and III the Passenger Depot
p1,r h"uI- from A. NJ, Ia y p NJ Night
.r--t-,-- Al half rates.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29

.,.I N>r I;FApI>D- RuuM.-Oprn from A. NJ
.'-N from = /" Il, and from : T." IL T.. VI
'.n-'j Wednesday Evenings
.'.,.ttl open tuesday and Friday.
" ". THAEER Librarian
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29
lraMs.

At ST. J"hnsbury Centre September ~, Emma
ID. Morse, aged "a wife of Charles Edwin Harris
of East Burke
At Danville suddenly September p, Philura II =,
aged "a, wife of John J. Bishop formerly Of this
town.
At Peacham, August , Arthur Mclaughlin,
aged - years
AT Lower Waterford, September -, Mr. Otho
Stevens, aged 70 years and months.
At Sutton, September 10, at the residence of X.
NJ Dean, Ruth Clients, wife of the late Asa Pres
colt, aged % wears.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29

place last week, and entered the mare
Kitty Cook, which made the best time
and took the highest prlze on the last
day.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29
st. Johnsbury East.

As the u. X o. gravel train was pass
ing the depot Tuesday morning, Il COW
belonging t" John w. Spaulding,
which had gone through length OF
fence left down 10y party some weeks
ago-ran before the engine, and was
thrown from the track, breaking one
leg badly. This is the third time this
same COW has been thrown from the
track, and in her case the old adage will
prove true-''three times and out"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29

with the Adventist Church in this place
next Sabbath. and will commemo rat,
the Lords Supper in the EVENING =,
half-past six O'Clock.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29

ir"S'''s We're engaged in
''hnNhlnS' the village sewers ON Tines
"a!' he large sewer between Pearl
ana Railroad street. required consider
'"'e la""r' sediment having accnmu-
lated in it largely.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29
McIndoe's Falls,

Rev. J. l.. Litch has returned from
his vacation and the Centennial. and
declares in relation to the latter. that
from all accounts which he had read
and from conVtrsing with those who
had visited it. the half of what he SAW
and heard had not been told him.
Several family parties from this viii
lagc go to take Il look at the Centennial
some time within the next ten day :.
among whom are W X. Montrith and
wife, |. NJ. Smith and wife. F. II. Colby
and wife. W. II. Gilchri>t. Alex. War
den and family of Monroe.
/ The varied improvements III nur town
| this season, have Developed the public
spirit and enterprise of the Inhabitants
rNinccd II more GENEROUS spirit "r per
formed Il more di>intcrcstrd act than
Mrs. Susan Thompson. AppIrciatin"
the need of this community in their
sabbath service. she has bought and
presented to the society a large size OF
Mason \ IIamlin's cabinet organ hav
ing thirteen stops, with the knee swell
and other Improvements and attach
ments, which in the march of progress
in musical instruments place Mason \
llamlin i'll the front rank.
\. :. Markham OF R"Nalton. has rented
Il portion of F. II. ColhN's building and
put in Il small stock of tin ware. II,
promises better things about the first oi
October. and complete stock in this line
with Il good mechanic tor repairing
will supply Il need which the citizen.
here have felt for Il long time.
Reuben Bruce has gone To Boston T.,
buy his stock to fill his store. and avail
ed himself of the opportunity to visit
Portland by the way there being al
excursion arranged for that purpose.
John \. Gilchrist the present pr"plie
tor of the McIndoe's Falls House. is re-
fitting the house by giving the walls /;
fresh coating of paper and paint.
Horace Moore of Michigan. arrived a
the residence of his brother, a. ). Moore
on Friday of last week, where he vii
stop for few weeks with his family
1t is some six years since he has visite,
the Green Mountain state-the land q
his nativity and in this Ccntennia
wear which marks new era in the live
of 50 many. he proposes +" shake hi
old friends by the hand and have
pleasant chat with us many of them Il
he may chance to meet.
Mrs. +. Newberry, who has beer
spending Il portion of the summer an'
> the autumn thus far with her sister
Mrs. Geo. ii. French, has returned Il
her home in Titusville, Pa, where sh,
has numerous oil wells which were lief
her 10y her husband.
St. Johnsbury Centre.
; The Farmers Mutual Insurance Com
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29
SperiaI Nnfrrs.

PASSUMPSIC LODGE. No. 27 r. n A. NJ.
egularcommunicaton Thursday eve OF before
the full of the Moon. Is. l.. HASTINGS, Sec.
Regular communication. Friday or before the
ull Of the moon. :. w. PAGE, Secy.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29
.,ohnsburp Galrdonian.

-
r, w.. Friday, sept. 80. 1876.
ONCE Time Table.
.r..u 81 q. IN. to- p. m sundays
a., .'t.- .,.r i,r one hour after close of
.r, ARRIVE As FOLLOWS.
N''' 80 80 a. IN. and 800 y. IN
-.' IA West lI:2O a. IN and $50 p. m.
"" VEL r.Iu-nu W. Concord, $50 Il. IN.
., N'I.. .rN Lower Waterford, $50 a.
>.i" ,,p IN from the East. 5'O p. m.
y,,I>,.Ic~E AS FOLLOWS.
-..,,l. ,ua last ~, e;o a m
>s'' TrNu K Il. West, 4 W.
'"',u .,srd 500 p. m.
.''' u $50 a. III.
~. - NO. and West. 7:BO p. IN.
"'.." INKS CARPENTER ID, =. NJ.
,,-i, Railroad Time Table.
-.,.>- MOVING soUrH.
leaves Shrrbr"oke at 4:4O a. m.
NJ. .-'.', .ui.u,lllr ~ ST. Johnsbury g:O4
.. ,. ,rTIvrs at W. k. Junction at
,,.. Leaves Shrrbr"oke at 6 OOp III.
Do m llnd"nvillr glI, 81. Johus-
Nt. N"- l.,rT. lolI, arrives al W. X.
'" III 8. 30 -,.i-"n t" connect with trains
o
~. ii.I the West.
n,. ilrr,,,-Lravrs Montreal at 900
Y '' ,, g. % IN. LNndonVillr, BOZ 81
N"f. I'D wills River 4:O2 arrives at Bos-
- -....t. AZ ~ M y. III.
,.,,, Erlr.ss-Iravcs Montreal at 300
.,.u IyudunNIllr ll:Oi, 81. Johns
W. 't,.rn,r II - II. m, Wells River lbs
g....u VA Plymouth, at 30 Il. M.
r.N>- MuvI>" NORTH.
$500 "A Il .Iunctinn AT l.ii n N,
49,. II I"hushury Sos, Lyndonville
o.. arrives al Sherbrooke al $40
t...,.. leaves W. K. Junction at s:l5
XIII. I..rt lru7 ~. Johnsbury ll:O5 Lyn-
~ u y. 81, port l.3l y. III. arrives at, Sher-
sop
.-,, d.. Frpr.ss- Leaves Boston 800 a. m
.r..uit. Wells River 2:fi p. m, st. Johns
100 /. adau,lll,. ~. Newport As, arrives
,.N.a',rti
r..mpuIhl Wells River l2i- ST.
Ip I,uiunVillr 2:O5, Newport 3:3I, ar
Montreal a. $40 a. III.
~ .Il., SANDAL aud not Monday.
r,r,r,nd \ ogdrn-hurg X. X. Trains.
,uI>" WEST.
Tam. Ir,v..- Portland :. 30 a m, Fabyan =
l,,nhurg 9lO, East Concord 2::a.22
...l. 30 North Concord, 2:4O, West Con
- Iuhu-huTN SEQ, arrives AT st.
. tIt leaves It. .Iohnsbury at 5:l5,
r " ild,-n Il II. Greensboro 6:3- East
..trJ- liAIdwI"h G-.'Y, arrives at Johnson
J.,a- Leaves Lunrnburg $50 "A. IN, +.
.I-r NI,- Pond =, North Concord, ~
...I- E. II .Iohn-buTN :: H. arrive st
-aI Leaves II. .I"hn-burS at G:lja. III.
IN. ~ tldrm ~ East Hardwick ~.
10 AZ I,I.il-,u at o IT.
r ll.-tiun docs not run Mondays west of