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ITS COURSE IS ONW.7RD.
Jul 4 le46

s. 10 great has been the demand for Folgcr'r
- Olosaonian or All Healing Basan, and it has
gVen such general satisfaction to those who have
used it and become acquainted with its virtues that
It now stand pre-eminent as a remedy IN Dl.eascs
Of the Lungs, and the testimony which has been
given by different persona who have been cured 10y
is altogether voluntary IA their pat. They have
iyeni mthc hope that all whomay fad tAemseycs
need Of this remedy mny apply for It without De.
lay.
Read the following letter received tom the Rev
Hr Snimea Pastor of st Judes Episcopal Free
Church. Mr. >. has not 0aly used he medicine
himself hut has witnessed its effects in several very
trying cases of disease. The letter will show his
opinion Of its virtues.
Dear Sir: Believing it to be but an act Of COM
mon humanity to those suffering under the varioU,
Isooscs Of Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness Consump.
ion, Asthma, DC. to point them to a safe, speedy
and radical remedy, take pleasure in hearing my
testimony to your invaluable medicine called Olosa.
oman or All Healing Balsam. Of its efficacy
can speak first from my own experience. Being
subject from exposure more loss to the vcissi-
udea of our climate to frequent attacks Of inluen-
|h Hotrsencss&c., have alway found it to afford
zlmog instantaneous, and always by perseverance
| an it, use eiIectual relief. To particular friend
of mine suffering severely under Asthma, and who
| had despail ed OF obtaining relief from any human
source, upon my recommendation was induced to
give the Oiosaoniao lial and he pronounced the
effect produced upon him perfect cham aifordina
| him immediate and almost instantaneous relief In
another instance | recommended it to a female
friend far ads anced in Consumption. After the use
of the first bottle her cough was entirely removed
and her appetite aud strength restored to slch Il
degree as to astnuish all who saw her With y
long cherished AID firmly established prejudice Il.
gainst the thousand and one specifics put forth il
these days as sovereign panaceas for all disease,
assure YOU that nothing short of my firm conviction
of the claims ofyour medicine to an origin 50 re
pectahlc aud to the effects oft as herein certified
I both by my own experience and observation,
could not have been induced thus to come f0rwarc
as witness in its behalf have the honor to be
slr, respectfully youls, X. &; SHlMkALL.
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The vi"
CHAIR MANUFACTO2ING
business at the old stand Of b. & s.. IJ,o,
buch, where he will be ready at all ima
to furnish Fancy & Windsor Chains, Sci
tees, Boston Rocking Chairs &q. ore,,w
description, which may be called for. At
short notice and on the most reason.
terms. lie will also execute House, S,c.s
Ornamental Painting, aud House Parcrr,,
in a superior manner,
From his experience in the business,-
his facilities of manufacturing the yaru,
articles Of his line, he nauers hImseI, a.,
he shall be able TO furnish as good work,
and upon as reasonable terms as can lie
done in The country, all Of which he vI
dispose Of for CASH or COUNTEY
PRODUCE
n. B. Orders from a distance will be
strictly aid puncluallv attended 10.
b UAGENRUCH
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MARBLE YARD.

THE business will be continued by Ih'
subscriber at the old stand; where ina!
be had a, all times.
llCNUlIENTy, TOMB Tables,
liB-STONES, HE.7RIYi-
J7lHBS, 1L.3NYLES. P,2LNY
STONES, MULLERS, &c.
or any other work 10 his line. lie is
also prepared to luruisl WINDOW CAPS
and SILLS, DOOR SlLLS and STEPS
Sc either of Ma.ble, Lime or amy kind o
stone that can be procurcd in lhIs vicinity
~" Having had considerable experience
in the business, ne pledges his work l'
be executed in as handsome style as cai
be furnished from any yard eilher IN IT.
rity or country; ard on as reasonable tern
EpHRAIM ARMSTRONG
Boomsbuig, Nov. 3, 1913. ly-2S
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NOTICE.

I, hereby given 'aa' have bought o
oaaio, Z,eyIet. Que lot OF wheat, -four acre.
ot corn on the grouud, tons oil bay,
,,,oL of osi.. lhousand shingles and
horse and have Iett 'he same IN n's posses
.ion dnring my pleasure, ol Which Me pub
lie will take noure. ,or,con
Aug %. lSi0.
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NOTICE
LAME RIDGE FERRY,

The subscribeT informs the public that having
procured new Hat, at the above Ferry, no viii be
ready at all times to take across the river from one
to a ak horse team at 20 cents fol one no SO -
80 cents for four horses ar lime at 2b cents load
The Ferry is directly opposite the now Methodist
hLeeting- -Houee.
WILLIAM KRONER.
Lime Ridge, Aug. 29--le4e.
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C.4rTAWIsSA FERBN.

The Subscriber has added largeN Z " Fla J
to hls other Boats, at the Ferry near tbeBudgo'ah
is now prepared 10 cross anything roma to'' pas
,enQer to six horse team, etr,dJced prices an'
at short notice. p,,,
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INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,

II Is hardly necessary To speak in detail, At no
letod e TO ni,o, has he Ic ut1tlun vi HAT men
,clue stuuu higher, aud We may say that 10 fePu
tatDn IL likely 20 10 more enduring. Adapled 10
ali constitutions, ~ Uyeiy foiM oi disease, dnd ~
al cllua,cs, Mught's Indian Vegetable rus are,
ab1vs eSery Other medc!.C, fitted ior the uSS oi
man uudrf whaleScI clr.uustauCeS he may 10 pla'
ccd AT sea or on land, a, home or abroad, IN SUM
.nsrs heat and winters cold, with common re-
,atd to tho conditions oi health and with W llShl
Indian Vegetable Pills athlud, there j. no excuse
for being sick, unic.s ts conSu!uiioD Dc u''e'y IL
reclsmable.
As our object is to stats where the genuine med
icioe can be- obtalucd, rather than give it an eH-
tended poticg--which our iiuiiS forbid we shall
merely .uhioin QUO 0l two OF tAe Numerous iesti-
that haze Just come to hand Hundteds
of the same kind misut he added; hut We aro sure
thp public will save Us tho trouble Of arranging
them.
,L1uact Of u letter hom Hernando, Mississippl
.Io W. Wright-Your Pills have given univcr-
sal .usGactluu, sud are Justly very popuai. cat
,,h from 20 to ~ dozen annually i! could be sup
Piled
Yours. WM HrNnT JOHNSON, Agent
NougA. here 70 he remarked that the medicine
III, been ont recently lntrv ductd into Missaspp
lExtract Of letter Il ON Jersey Shore, PENN
.Ths Indian Vegetable Pills excel everything OF
he Kind ever Offered to the public in this sec'ion o.
no cuunry, notwithstanding the combined effort nl
,ou,e tuw unprinciplcd ulerceHales 10 Put thea
iown,
S, WIvcnssrEr & Soy.
The following highly respectable stole
K keepers have been app"inled agents i"r 'h'
sale Of W rights Indian Vege,aSIe Pills Ii
Columbia CouaJ:
II. p. Badly n.nv'Ie
Stephen Badly - Nauawi'sa
Cyrus B,rIon- EsCytown
Bfowu & CIeaoy-- Mihlnville
Ahraham Miller Berwick
& II. Fuw Ier- -l}rlatrreek
Nm' Covanhuvsn-Orangevi'Is
! Gemge Masters MhVlIle
Lew Beisel--Jrrseytwon
Levers e. Sons-CoIumbia Exchang
Ruherl McCay. - VashiugtonsIi'e
George Weaver- Blaomsburg
Ilpht Street Iron Cu--Llght Sueel
low g. Thumpsun-- Lime Ridge
| II &. Fre.s - iiriarcroek
| Elias Werlmsn- R0harsbnrg
K =, Welliver-Greenwou
| f. IL ], I.aZarus-O Orange'tile
Hugh McN I.hams- Al0orsbUig
Tho popularity of WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEG
iiETABLE WlIS has proved strong bait TO M
lpruciplrd hen who;ns,gbted by the hope of gain
tempt to palm off spurious article on the unsu'
Ipccing. To defeat the wicked designs of such me
I've have procured new abcls, end the NRifTEG
'iSIGNATURE or WM.WRIGHr WILL NO !
'IBE FOUND ON THE T0P LABEL y
leach 3OX. Nne othec is genuine, and
conie fell this il i'JUgsry.
Esmemhtr, the only original and genuine IN
'IDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS have the WRIT
} II EN SIGNATURE OF WM WRIGHT on III
'i,op label Of each box
} Offices devoted exclusively to the sole ofWrIght
lndian Vegetable Phi4 wholesnle and retail. &c
Race street Phaderha; 22S Greenwich stree
New y ,rk aud 100 fremont street, Boston,
September, 10 le48--22l..
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LIST OF LETTERS.
LISTOF LETTERS.

list Or LETTERS.
Remaining in the post office At CsHawissa
for the quarter ending September 30th le49
John Aldrich Jesse John
Peter Beare George Joneb
jeremiah Barrcnger Mary H. John
John Burgart Charles kyler
James Cieaver Andrew Johnson
Nelson Clayton Ual'er j. Lsshe
Jean Michel Dittsch David u. Merrill
Benjamin Drum Fl. G MoCauley
David Evans Mr. Nesrs
Jonathan Fitch Adam Miller
Henry Gibson Samuel Mllior
H Haynes John Perry
Beard & + Hartman William Robert.
William b Hogeland George Shuman
Elizabeth Boone ID Stech
Z Bidleman Charles Young
Persons calling Cor letters on the above list vii
please say they are advertised.
PAUL X. BALDY P. NJ
October l64e.
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OUR MOTTO,NOT 70 BEOUTDONE
VEN
EsTABLISuMENT
Esy Saptee s., SilverthOrE.
TIE undersigned having taken 'he shor
formerly oCcopled by Marshal SIlve,thorn,
NOS. respectfully informs the public that
,they intend 10 carry on The above 5ranch OF
business aud vii at all lines be read, to dc
work little better and cheaper Than any
other establishment IN the place, and they
hope by strict attention. 10 business To merI
large portion Of the public patronage
All kinds Of country produce taken ~
Exchange for work & the ready not refused
ISAAC SANTEE,
MARSHAL SlLVERTUORN
! Bloomsburp Feb, 2l lS16--4A
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Remember the name and place whore it is to lc
obtaueu and do not he put of with any other. II
has produced Il cure in osdespcrale cases as yours
may appear to be, aul doubtless will put to Aphl
in speedy manner those distressing eymptons
which fill your mind with gloomy lorebodings of
the IutuTn
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CANCERS, WARTS, lCRNS, &

THE euhsctiber informs the pubiir, tba, hs 1,
able to curV all kinds Of Cancers snd .raJ,co,,
Warts aud Corns with vety luuc pain and in ~
shoIt time. He refers to several respectable chi
zcns in his neishuoihood, such as Samuel Hes,
William kile and others, that has been sueoc,sG,
too frequently the ease among qnscks. He w0
raats certain cu,c in any ease he undertake. q, n
pay.
UTWsrts, &c. on cattle and other animal. ~
also cured by the subscriber who esides il, M,''.
Pleasant township on the main road c,oir, c,.,'
MiiIvIle to i'loomSburg about d miles from r,oJ
Ierick Micrs Tavern where persons are invited y,
call.
May 30, leiG-lyG
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rs Nc0Nng PrOperLies

do not deceive The short dry cough is quickly
overcome aud easy and healthy expectoration takes
It's place. Splitting Of blood is immediately check
ed. Night sweola with pain ~ the SIDE and ,hes!
debility and difficulty OF b,ealhimg yield u gDoft
time Astma with all It's dreadi ul accun. " aAluents
is at once relieved. Broachius and in lacl ali the
dsse0seS Of the throat and ungs give woy before
this remedy when all other means havs failed
Persons may atteuptto deceive you with sono
othsr remedy, pronouncirg it to be equally as good
but remember life is at stake, therefore
Be not Deceived.
The above medicine for sale by the following
agents.
E, P, Lutz Bloomsbury. W. T.. Walle, & Co
herwiek r. J, Lazarus, OrangevilIe Lew Bi.
sel, Jerseytown; Deu & McBride v htc Hal! ;s
Badly, Cstiswiita. erns
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j. H. VANDE Il SItE,
HDEIN gHVES'

nSEXN IL ~ H
MH EGS leave to inform the public, that
EDhe is prepared 10 attend to all the oper-
sIons in dentistry, such as removing
The IurkQr and other F0reiyH SUB.
stances.
From the teeth, rendering them clean, anc
the guns and breath sweet and healthy.
The cavjijes DcCayed TEETH
Will be dressed out and filled with Gold
lr other toll; of the finest qualify, as the
rase may require, which will generally
prevent their aching or further decay, and
render them useful for years; and IN many
cases during life.
Teeth and HumpS Qf Teeth
Which have become useless OF troublesome
viii be extracted in The most careful man
ner, with tho latest and best improved in
slrumCn!s.
P0rceNnn Teeth,
Ofhe hes, quality and latest improvement,
will he inserted on pivot, or (in connection
with DR.. Vailerchamp, with whom he is in
p4lernship in plate work. on Gold plate
from a single tooth to whole set, to look
as well as the natural, aud warranted /,
answer all the useful and ornamental pur
poses proposed by the ART
In shorl,every operation belonging 10 Ih,
profession, will be Performed in the bes
manner, With choiScsl material, and at Iht
shortest notice He therefore hopes, b,
strict attention to business, TO obtain shar,
of public patronage, Amy person or pei
sons wishing any Of the above operation
performed, are respectfully requested tt
give him call.
N. B The public are hereby it former
that we lhc subscribers have entered into
special Partnership relating only to plat
work as i, il more convenient for each /,
attend TO the Other branches Of HE scienc
en- his own account,
a. NALLERCHANP.
J. II, VANUERSLlCF.
Mount Pleasant, Nov S,h. lSl5-3m.
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Besides a good assortment OF stocks, traNa'F'
Handk ,rchiefs, Collars, Shirts; &c. all Of which
he public are invited 10 cell aud examine or them
selves before purchasing else" here if they wish to
get good bsrgain and well suited.
July H., let6-l2u
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From the Phiiads. Public Ledger.
fin lmpOrtan. cure By Dr.. Joynes .8Aera-
tiue.

We have been informed by Mrs. Mahan 20
grand daughter Of old Gen. Wsyne) that she sui.
feEed for number of years from the growth Of u
large Goit;ous Tumour of the Throat, which be-
side great deiormtty, produced both difficulty OF
deglutton AMI Of Breathing Indeed she says the
pressure upon the windpipe was so great as to pre-.
vent her from sleeping In recunbent position and
often su1Iocation aPPoared inevitable. She also la.
bored under severe indispositon from Liver Com.
plant and Jaundice, with horrible train Of ner.
Vous affections, for which she commenced the uss
Of DR., JayEes Alternative. which she took regular.
" FOR six or seven weeks with occasional dosee Of
his SanatiTe Pills, and her general health wa.
thereby completely re-establishVd, and now per
ceivng some dininuton in the size Of the Goitrout
Tumor, she was encouraged to persevere in II,
use Of the Alernatve until every vests4e OF th,
painful tumor was entirely removed. We think
therefore that that such an important remed,
should be more generally known.
For sale by
j. R. MOYER, bloomsbury
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Hape ,you u COugh.

which is Troublesome and has not yielded to any
of the remedies hich you have used Is it at
tended with pain il the side, shouncss Of breath.
night bwGatsl
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.binet . Ware House.

'ENHE u subscribe would respectfully infuim the
N public that he has taken the eli ~ lately oc
upled by Samuel Lilly, near the upper end OF
iloonsburg, where he Is carrying on the
OABINLsLg lgU SINlsSS9
II all its various branches, and where he will bel
happy wait upon all those who may favor hlm
with thcir custom. His Furniture is warranted to
oe made OF good material aud durable, and he III
tend keeping on hand
.Side50urdS. Secretaries, bureaus,
WdrdrobcS. Curd TudieS. Dining
IubfeS. Breakfast Tubes,
CupboardS, Stands, H'aSh
Stands, Beasteads,
Dough-troughS,
Collins, SC.
mI all kinds ofwOyk in his line, which he VIII sei
upan De roa'onablo terms as ihoy can be purchased
"a the county.
by stlcs sttention 10 business he hopes to re
'eiye share Of public patronage. ..
April 25, ls!5.-Iyl
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In you haise Biooa

when you cough md find your strength gradual,
failing You will find that thcse symptoms ifnol
properly attended to will terminate IN consumption
and erath, Are you troubled with that distressing
complaint
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April 25, l935.-Iyl

YYORE rROOFe!-'fho Ciy IS sJiIl They
.VA. ComeE-Lvery mail brings ,idings OF their
W., IS. From Last TO the remoest West--trom
Canada on tue NORTH, to Mexico ard the West ln-
lies on heSnuh-ure ali unanimous in their praise.
Jf medicine 80 uuiyer,aliy known and esteemed
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Aug 90, lsi0,
NEW CLOTE4gNG
ESTABLISHMENT.
q. C.. KAHLER

wEvoULD respectfully inform his friends and
w thepuhlic generally, that he has Just re-
,eived and OF ened on the corner Of Main aud has
streets in Bloomsburg, iAe largest, best and cheap
eat assortmento Of
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READY MADE CLOTHING.

ay.r offered IN this neighhorhood, which he will
sell from to 20 per cent. cheaper lhan the ch'ap
est His stock is got and selected with great care
made of the best aud ost fashione Ie materials
and in the most workmsn|ike manner and style
embracing every grade, color and price which will
suit either the tas.e or economy OF purchGsci5
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.RSihma,
Here is The RempdV.

which dcprives you OF your rest at night and reu,
ders life buTthensome.
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September 20. l9A5-ly22
Chair ManufaCtopy
CHAIR MANUFACTURING

The subscriber continues to cary
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invasion these treasures were transported
to Cadiz, and thus preserved from being
plundered. The Calhedral has rich
collection of paintings by Veasqurz and
other distinguished artists, besides thlr-
teen by MurIlo, the prince Of Spanish
printers, and too, who devoted his life 10
adjoining the edlGces Of his native city
with the splendid works Of his pencil.
Connected with the Cathedral is also the
Columbian Library, so called from Fer
dinand Columbus, the son Of the discover
err of America, who presented to it 10000
volumes. and q collection of valuable
manuscripts. At the presen. time ii con-
tains 10000 volumes, is adorned wi h
numerous portraits Of Archbishops of
Seville, and Of natives of the city, who
have been distinguished for their eminence
in the arts and sciences RockacelFs
Trav.
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LlCENCFs IN WASHINGTON COUNTY.
The Commissioners met on the Nth
inst and resolved TO grant no licences o
sell sprituous liquors except for medci.
nal, chemical, or mechanical purposes;
and that no keeper of tavern, or inns
keeper, shall be licensed for any pur>
pose, Every applicant for a license
must produce a recommendation from u
majority ofthe seloctmen of the town in
which he resides; and every person liz
censed to sell for medicinal purposes,
&c. must report the quantity sold qaar-
terly.- W Watchmam,
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V O l.. VII. n q ST,

but none are so natural, or 50 successful,
as those which recognise this principle.
DR.. Watts, in his mastery treatise on
mcn'al Improvement, suggests five gener-
al methods Of instruction, "observation
reading, instruction by lectures, conversa-
lion and study" all of which are essential
to education. Ofthese however, reading
and reflection are The sins qua non. 1t is
not so much the amount that is read, as
the quality, and the care which is made Of
it. A multitude of facts may be accumu-
lated and stored away in the mind, as
merchant arrangcs his wares, but il thew
cannot be used al pleasure, or if their VAL
lie is not understood, The work will fail. A
man must observe what he sees, and see
what he looks at; he must think, and be
able by systematic training, to command
his Thoughts, if he would gain enlarged
views upon any subject of importance
And such discipline is within the reach
OF all; II is not even confined TO schools or
colleges, for it can be praclsed in the work
shop, in the field, or by the freside.
One honr in each day, devoted 10 The stu
dy Of a book or silence, is better than
twelve or twenly-lour Of lrattcnliye timer
mn; reading.
Events are impressed upon The mind
by association, principles only by investi-
CATION. Therefore the instructor in oar
schools should be careful 10 distinguish be.
tween the mere rchearsa Of results nd lie
appreciation OF them; for the former is en-.
y record upon the memory. while the
latter is a rroduc: oflhe undo rs,anding Fl t
should regard facts, as tenants; principles,
as The original proprielors by whom all
questions OF difficulty are to be referred and
adjusted. They who'are possessed of this
knowledge arc fortified in all the walks
of life, and able to make every thing Sub.
serve valuable end. They can
Clip the ligh;nings wing and NEW ii up for
purpose.
Training to some domestic task, the fiery bird Of
heaven
Butthe aphorism of Bacon that "krowI-
edge is power" is only true when proper
y applied. l. is qualified by condition,
without which ii is necessarily passive,
or negative. Or it may be but the evil
dence of weakness, as when an evil is
foreseen, from which we canno: escape.
Learn therefore, for its uses. Search for
knowledge as for means 10 accomplish
desirable nd;and the goad Of an educated
and exalted life will he reached here, as it
will undoubtedly be rewarded hereafter.
Fl.
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Railroad Communication

The following communication, from one
of our Directors, is copied from the Boston
Daily Journal, as setting FORTH 10 clear
and candid manner, the merits of our pro.
jected enterprise, and its probable success.
The writer, Mr. Dana, is known TO be a
distinguished fnancier Of Boston, whose
long acquaintance with the public works
and stocks Of the country, enlille his opin-
ions to great weight. He was among the
earliest, as he has been one of the most
influential advocates Of our road from
abroad, and his friendship was confirmed
by a subscription Che first we believe in
Boston,) Of Ten Thousand Dollars.
Mr. SLEEpER.-Thed design OF this en-
enterprise is 10 extend the line of The Fitch
burg and Cheshire Railroad, directly to
and through the heart Of the agricultural
aud mineral wealth Of Southern and WeS-
tern Vermont, opening thereby the only
railway communication which will divert
and secure to Boston, the extensive and
increasing business Of those sections Of
that State-a business now cenering al
most entirely 10 the city Of New York.
BY some, il is enormously supposed that
the Objects will be accomplished through
the instrumartaity of the Contra Rail-
road designed TO connect with The Chesh,
ire RaiIroad-pass along the valley of the
Connecticut to White River--thence, via
Montpelier 10 Burlington. Tha, this
road, thus carried out, will afford important
accommodation to the business of Eastern
Vermont-a business blythe by,aIready con.
nected with Boston-and at the same time,
form an important link in the great chain
of Railroads, now opening a direct com
between Eastern Vermont and