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- Northern Railway
- 1 Northern Railroad Pier
- 2 the Keystone State, ran in connection with the Northern Railway each Thursday from Collingwood to Chicago.
- 3 St. Paul, Milwaukee, etc.; at Toronto, with the Northern Railroad for Mackinaw, Green Bay. and all ports on Lake
- 4 Line of steamers, running in connection with the Northern Railway of Canada, from Toronto to Collingwood. These vessels,
- 5 chartered by, if not the actual property of, the Great Northern Railway and carried the mail for the northwest, as did
- 6 master, commenced running in connection with the Northern Railway from Toronto, on May 2nd, between Collingwood
- 7 In 1866 the Northern Railway Company completed arrangements securing a double
- 8 Orillia and Washago, in connection with the Northern Railway from Toronto.
- 9 P. M. Campbell. She ran in connection with the Northern Railway from Toronto from Collingwood to the Sault St.
- 10 These four vessels, in connection with the Northern Railway from Toronto, formed a route direct from Quebec
- 11 Emily May continued to run in connection with Northern Railway trains from Toronto via Bell Ewart to Orillia.
- 12 forming a route in connection with the Northern Railway between Chicago and the New England States via
- 13 Views of the Northern Railway Pier and Queen's Wharf from the East and West.
- 14 what in now the easternmost of the piers of the Northern railroad were then in existence. Accordingly, Mr. J. G.
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This electronic edition is based on the original in the collection of the Marine Museum of the Great Lakes at Kingston.
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