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ALBANY AND BOSTON RAIL ROAD.
InEc tIrnu III 10 i,nslnn So.


Morning train through 10 Boston, leaves the Depot
at Grrrntush at ! before o'clock precisely every
moruln., tSlndays exccled,) arrive in Chatham u,
ut P.usfcd -, at Springfield Ia NJ at Worcester at
p NJ and at Boston 81.
Passengers br akiast at Chatham.
Passengers must leave Albany by the south ferry,
not later Than o'clock.
The afternoon train, also through TO Boston leaves
the Depot at Grecnbush at %, arrive at Chatham
at s. at Ptsfcld g., Mt Springfield ut 81 p. NJ, leave
Springfield at p A. NJ. andarrIven Boston at 8 AM.
Passengers leave Albany as above at 20 and not
later TO insure passage.
The cars of the Hudson and Berkshire road will
run between Chatham and Hudson in connexion with
bo'h trains
Passengers for Lebanon Springs leave the cars at
Edwards, thence by snge to the Springs, about
miles, or rom Piitsfeld, as they choose.
TOR HARITORD AND Ne w IA YEN.
Pa sengcr> leaving All any IN the morning y the
/ ciprc O'Clock train from Grecnlu,h, arrive in
Snrinlfed l2} a.m.-may leave springfield al for
IIartlold-thcnce by cars arrive in New-Haven by
I! p. IN. Or leave Greenbush IN the 3 IS p. m.
train arrive in Springfield at % p m.-ihence at 8
n. IN. by steam Boat TO Hartford, arriving there at
ll-'hcncc by Steam Boat n : p. IN. arrive in New
York next morniu9by O'Clock, or they may leave
Hartford for NV haven by Rail Rood All p. IN. and
arrive t.cIu att p. IN.
| STEAMBOATS, leave New Haven for Y York doiIv
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Jesus was there but yesterday. The prin,
Of his departing feet was at the door;
His "Peace be with your was yet audible
In the rapt porch of Mary's charmed car
And, in the low rooms, twas as if the air,
flushed with his going forth, had been the breath
Of angels left on watch--so conscious still
The place seemed of his presence--yet, within,
The family by Jesus loved were weeping,
For Lazarus lay dead.
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CANADA MAIL

NNNNUN VI NTTl.
BY recent arrangement of the Department, the
EXCHANGE Once At Highgate has been transferred
10 Burlington, where a mail is made of for Montreal
daily, Sundays excopod,) At p. NJ AMI DESPATCHED
per Steamboat BY this arrangement the REGULAR
time between Boston and Montreal is bat two days,
and between the latter City and Burlington, only ten
or twelve hours.
Pos, Masters in this State, and eAst, will please
la'e notice of this arrangement, and govern them
selves accordingly.
The Canada mail arrives (per loatl about 7, and
letters 10 be mailed NJ Burlington should be deposited
in the Office by 6 p. NJ. =,
burlington July 81 1872
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NOW Goods.

ID nOOIITTLE has Just received from New York
l. new supply OF Fail ard Winter Goods, wh ch
sal. lie Sold at yer, low prices.
Scri g. l-i2. Is CIV
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INVESTS Patent Paint Mills, just received ard
w for sale nv llAGAR X AarHuR.
Rml,naron, 18th AUGUST, 1872,
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Quilts.

\ y Ew supply, OF the highest numbers, Just re-
y cci,cia d S. HUATlNGTON'S
Jlnt 10
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DR. Jonathan Moorc's SSENCE OF LIFE. The
IL most highly esteemed Medicine that has ever
zen discovered for curing Coughe Coids, Astimas,
anl CONSUMP IONS. 1t will also remove the
Whoopng- Cough in one week. Prepared by Hen
~ SEYMOUR, from the original receipt, by the drec
lion If -ail Moore.
For sale whoc-ac, ly PECK & SPEAR, BurIin
ton, and Al retail, hy the principal Druggists in
Unrcl States.
Order directed 10 Henry Seymour, ITadlcv, Mas
VIII receive prompt attention, and any quantity
Ne licnc Imm aia ely FINISHED.
CAuT oN.-h. there is much Of the spurious arit
Gle for ,a.e, L37 particular en1 me for that pre-
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TE1IE Spec me- at the Hon. 1H,MAs r. Ma HALL,
4 on ALCOHOL AMI N1ENPiGhNCF, and
FASHIONABLE WlNI-DNNElNG, delivered at
May An ami IN. We mv.c the attention Of he
friend. Of Tcm,,auHc a. The a. owe wor., from ID,
100 ru,' wurh 49, vcl' ~, from The high reputation
of ;hc d.-uuruj-hc orator.
taur p l~i2. p. :. hRANAN.
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is now OPENING new Goods in abundance. Those
| whph have Cash Will now h1yca rare opportunity
nj pmch1snt cherp. To unIyrsel al, former prices
$ N. n,l.r N llu DIV.
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LETTER PAPER.

from 10 cents 10 IS cents aqure-embrac eve
L ry variety from low prices TO English Bottle Pa
per eleven years old
ALso, English and American note paper ENGLISH
and American folio Post or double Letter Ban Post
&c sc. For sale by c. GOODRICH.
-
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S TAT, or vE&MioNT A ia ,I Probate Court
ton, within and for the Dsliict aforesaid the third
day OF September \. d. 1872 an instrument pur-
porting 10 be the last VIII aud Te.ta.u 81. If Lscy
g. Hitchcock late Of Burlington in sail District de-
ceased was presented to the Count here tor Probate
by samuel llltchcock one of the. Executors therein
mined
TteIf6rc it $ ordered by said Court, that public
notice be gwen 10 all persons interested therein toap
pear before SAIL Court, at session thereof 10 be
holden the Registers Office in said Burllng-
ton, on the second Wcdncs lay of October, A.
y. 1872 aud contest the probate Of said VIII, and
Is further ordered hat this cr be Published three
weeks successfully in the Bur ington Free Press a
new spapcr printed at Burlington, in tins State the
last OF which shall be previous to the day assigned,
rs aforesaid for hearing.
Given under my hand At the Registers Office this
81 day OF September, \. y. 1872
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From the Christian Souvenir for l5i3.
LAZARUS AND MARY.
BY N. y. WILLIS.

From the e'cpcnh chapter Of Johns Gospel
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THE Sl' scr' err, veil pay cash fora Few ihouan
l pornd- Of good Flee Wuoi, delivered at Their
5 ore, head Of Pear'-,lrre'. ~
BRADLEY& HYDE.
Prr'nr,rD J1nr % 1872.
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intiin isuhhrr Shoes.

4 CASE INDIA RUBBER ~HOtS, plaza and lined
Just received, and for sale low, ~
Scld.S, lci2. Is GH i. DCOLIIILE.
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S,1NGI.E and double hrimmed colorcd and whito
> L,-aOn HAS; cold and white Palm l. a Hats.
a large assortment very cheap by
Nav 26. II. W. CATLIN.
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I CASE Florence rraI B1ncrf>, ncw hage', of
Nav %. N.W CATllN.
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Came Martha, saying "Lo! the Lord is here
And calleth for thee, Mary" Then arose
The mouner from the ground, wherein she site
shrouded in sackcluth, and bound quickly up
The golden locks of her lishevelled hair,
And DER her ashy garments drew veil
Hiding the eyes she could not trust And still,
As she made ready to go forth, calm
As in dream fell on her.
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DROWN and black shc,tngs bed tick, cotton
- bats, cotton yarn black and white wadding,
a.. &c. just received, and lor sale very low by
:. b. SCOTT.
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LELLLGU CON-.
SIYOES.

TE7Hk : Ih,cr' en- have received "A supply Of Le-
high Goa, wha'h they o. rr at re- 'icel prices.
OI Doc'. NAV 81. FOlLEIT y BRADLEY.
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EO0N English Quilts small size an superb
cOOO or quality suitable for Ladies school.
Just received by c. GOODRICH.
Sept I.
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LOOKING GLASSES.

LARGE AMI well selected assortment, consist
a Ing of Gin, lIlb0raHV and GW lobo5anH and
Fdncy framed Looking Glasses, for si AZ greatly
reduced prices at the Hardware Store, Corner OF
Church and College Sis, by HAGAR ARTHUR
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Now ,alLcueS.

" '" q ~ NSs
4 VERY large assortment Just opened and for
n sale by the piece or otherwise, cheaper than ev-
er by 5. Il. SCOTT.
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rAllCOES are selling At IIurhuts Cheap Cash
" Store At less prices than were ever known IN ms
part of the country. Beautiful English, tIeneh ana
American prints Call at the new store Church-st
limos WIN HTRl.BuT
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NEU GOODS.


| , CASES J. & B. Knowar's warranted Hat, cheap
- for cash at MAY D. :. Il. SCOTS.
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NO I'ICE.

GONE into the ncloseure of the subscriber, about
Nthe 2Glh of May two yearlng heilers one Inc
back, and the other red. Il, L.. MILLER.
Colchester, July Is, 1912
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HuII's Worm Lozenges.

YhROVED in more than $4,000 cases to be in.
Is lallible, the only certain Misunderstanding
Medicine in use, and are the greatest discovery
ever made for dspeling the various kinds OF
worms, that SO frequently and Interestingly an
noy both children and adults. Many diseases
arise from wsrms, and occasion long and intense
suffering aud ever death, without their ever be.
ing suspectedi grown persons are very often af.
fictrd with them and are doctored for various
complaints, without any benefit; when one dose
of these Lozenges would speedily cure them.
They are an infallible remedy, and so pleasant
to the taste that children will take them as rea.
Oily as common PEPPERMINT Lozenge.
SYMPTOMS OF WoRMs Pain in the joints and
limbs, offensive breath, picking at the nose, grin.
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bleeding at the nose, gnawing sensation at the
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DIR. LACOUNT'S VEGETABLE TOOTH
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lie eye. The sale of every additional box and
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aud be improved in general health; for in no
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