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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01
The Fashion Of Our Times.

.MncOTT. FROM NEW YORK, WOULD
vc;ni,v ,bstSl'y inform the people Of Burlington and
r,s, nco, has leased the premises owned and
+ ,r'';,,;y,. Wn,p,ry ID. X PASoBrRy as Cabinet
,ts .hoye hrs, where he intends carrying on
Mn Sort. from long ,,n.-i,,.. j., ,l,e r,ir,;n,,
Cities and having hr the Srec,on Of ' The P woyk in
New yors p p morn rps ,n shops the City Of
having the ability TO suit the wshcsg ,, p',';n Vi
Orders will be received from every a. ",,G r
Furniture, i'll every variety of style -mbrTe IA ",
Gentemens Libraries fitted mp in any style S.;,.
and in manner of elegance not surpass ID in ~.
United States Common furniture made in n supeti,,
mnnner and sold as low as good article can be
made
| Ladies' md Gentlemen nrc desired to call and tx
anime specimens u, his Ware Room on the Eas, sid
of Catin's Lane, .w doors from College Street an.
| opposite S. Nichols Cabinet Shop
| Burlington, July ~, 'ls w3m3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01

IN and after Saturday, July lst, the
" Passenger Trains will run. in connection with
the Ftchbuig Trains between Boston aud keene,
follows:
Leave Boston att. 4. ~ and s,P y
Leave keene ut :, A. NJ, and 2, p VI.
Arrive at Boston at II, A. NJ, md 6, +. NJ.
Stages will run in connection with the Trains. as
follows /; From Winchendon tor Rindge and Ja'ircy,
the arrival OF the morning Trains up, on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays, and returning on OF '.Nl'e
days.
From Ftswillam, for Richmond, Winchester,
Hinsdale aud Bratteboro on Tuesdays, Thursdays.
mud Saturdays arrival OF the morning Trains up,
and returning from those nces on the opposite days
TO connect with last Train down; being the shortest
Railroad End Stage Route from Boston those pa-
ces. Also, from keene to Chesterfield and Braile
boro, on snme days, on arrival OF afternoon Tlain
from Boston up, arriving at Bratchoro same evening
and returning on Opposite mornings TO first Tam
down passengers will arrive at Boston at II, A. NJ,
Al keene Stages will connect with all the trains 10
and from Wnpole, Bellows Falls, Chester Caven-
dish, Ludlow, to Rutland and Burlington Drews-
vile Alstead tharlcstown Springfield. Weathersfied
I iaremont, Newport, Windsor Woodstock, aud
Montpelier to Burlington.
This line in connection with the FIichburg Rail-
road, and the Stages to and from keene forms dl.
rect line ct communications between Baton and
Northern Vermont and Northern New Hampshire
and the shOrtest and most direct line between South
EN-, Middle, and Western Vermont and Western
New Hampshire and Boston and also in connection
with the Stages from Wmchendon and Fitchburg to
worcester, and the Worcester and Providence Rail
road the most direct lin. between those sections o
Vermont aud New Hampshire aud Worcester Coun
~ and the State OF Rhode Island and in connection
with Stages from l,eton, Mass to Lowell, direc
Hampshire and Vermont and Lowell
Freight trains wlll run daily, to and from Boston
IN connection with the regular Fi!chturg Trains
NJ EDW ARDS, President.
Keene, June 90, 1913 W.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01
Glaciers Shop ! !!

I WOULD respectfully inform my friends.
/ and the public generally that have opened Shop.
near my residence Pearl Street for the purpose OF
Furnishing. Cutting and Glazing
all sizes of plain and fancy Window Glass, also (ass
for Sash or Picture Frnmes-kept constantly on hand
a. Manufacturers prices.
HERvEY BURNETT.
Burlington, April 90, 1873. w4Su
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01
William KOby's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT

STATE OF VERMONT.)
DISTRICT OF CHiTTENDEN, IS. :
The Probate Court for the District aforesaid: To
all persons interested IN the Estate Of WI:LIAM
Rosy. late Of Burlington, deceased, GREETING;
DE 1T REMEMBERED that at n session Of the
ID Probate ourt holden al Burlington aforesaid, on
the 10th day of August, A. d. ls4S, came William L.
Strong Administrator Of the Estate of the said Will
liam Roby, deceased, and filed in snd Court his petit
ton. in writing, setting 'or,h that the said Roby, in
his life time, under n contract, which was bind
Ing in law aud equity. to convey 10 Prudence L. Ma
son n certain piece OF land with the nppurtenances,
situated in said Burlington the " New Road" so
called; and praying the snid Court to grant him
celse TO sell said land said Mason according to
the terms of said contract:
WHEREupoy the said Court assigned the 9th dry OF
September 4. d. ISiS, for hearing AMI deciding on
said petition, the Probate Office in said Burlington
and ordered that notice OF the tendency ot said petit
ton in said Court, BE- given to all persons interested
by publishing this order three weeks successvely II
the Burlington Free Press. newspaper printed a
said Burlington, the last OF which publications TO be
previous the day assigned as aforesaid tor hearing
Given under my hand, nj said Burlington, this l6ll
day OF August. A. ID 1918.
h wi 81 BRADFORD RlXFORD, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01
Miss FIcilAinG's School.

'VHl: next term of Miss Fleming's school
L will commence the first Monday in September.
A few vacancies remain be filled to complete her
limited number OF pupils.
Burlington, August y. wl09tf.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01

p Ah OF or Court ss.a
Burlington, within and Tor the District aforesaid on
the 2ith day OF August A; d. lsis, an Instrument
Benoni Thompson, late of Richmond, in said Dstric,
deceased wins presented to the Court here Tor Pro
bate, by Micah Thompson the Exector, therein
named
THEREFORE it is ordered by said Ccuft, that public
notice be given To oil persons interested therein to an
pear before said Court, session thereof to be hold
en- at Burlington on the 10th day oil September, A d
1915 and contest the probate OF snd lIil and IL is
further ordered that this order be published three
weeks successfully IN Burlington Free Press a new.
paper printed at Burlington, IN this State the last
which shall be previous to the day assigned, aioIe
said for hearing
Given under my hand at the Registers Office thi
Oath day OF Angus, A. d. 1913,
wow3 BRADFORD RIXFORD Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01
Dennis ROoh,s Estate.

PROB ATE COURT,l Nathan Lincoln Jr.,
tate OF DENIM. Rood, n,e Of Milton having rendered
his account OF his said administration is ordered
by said Court that Friday the 9th day of Septe mber,
lSiS nj the Probate Office be assigned for the cNamin
alton thereof ac that notice be given to all concerned
in said Estate by publication in the Free Press, three
weeks s,cccssvcly the last of which be before the
day set for hearing C.. ADAMS.
Aug. %, lS. wSw3 Judge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01

43l caddies OF various quantities.. Also, 90 900
packages Tobacco, comprising various brands and
qun..liesi Pipes and Segars; Mnccoboy and Scotch
Snnn CnTs pro-, n anJ' poJ oA ana Ia,
New Orleans, Porto Rico, Nueive,ns, II Cfox Trim
idnd and Cuba Moasses Half Boxes, Box and Keg
Raislns; 81. Domingo, Cuba, Rio, Lagura, Suma ira
and Java Coffee Punento, Pepper, Ginger. Nutmegs,
Cloves, Mustard, Cassin Fancy aud Bar Sonp, Sperm
and Mould Candies, Winter and Summer Oils, Mack
erel, Salmon, Shnd, Herring, Picked aud Dry Cod,
and iu and general assortment OF Groceries which
we offer for sale the ', lowest market prices, and
to which invite the attention ct the country nler-
chant. CLARK, FISK Il co.
n, B, Liberal advances made upon consignment
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01
Chcshie Rail Road.
60 - - - -

ON and after October 18th, Trains will run over this
~ Road as follows -
Passenger Trains will be run to Winchenden in
connection witt, the Fitchburg Trains, which leave
Charlestown nj A. NJ, ana p. NJ.
From Winchendon at IS A. NJ. and 40 7. NJ,
connecting with the second and the last Fitchbrrg
trains to Boston.
Stages from Western and Northern New IIamp-
shire, and the State OF Vermont, will deliver and re-
ceiye passengers at Winchenuon i'll connection with
all the above Trains.
a Freight Train will be run daily each way in -
neclion with the usual Fitchburs Freight Trains
T. NJ. EDWARDS, Presiden
October IS, lsf7. 1871
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Rutland and Burlington
Rail Road.
m @ MA Geo. 4R1
VWO ASSESSMENT OF FIVE DOL

lars each, have been ordered by the Directors on
each Share OF the Capital Stock OF the Rutland and
Burlington Rail Roed Company one payable on the
first and the other on the 18th day OF August next
Payment may be made to the Banks OF Burlington,
Vergennes, MidJebury, Black River, Bellows Falls,
Che.hire Bank, Keene, n H. IL o Perkins, at the
Rail Road office Rutland. Edward Pickering. 90
State Street Boston, or to the Treasurer at his office
in Middebury
SAM. SWIFT, Treasurer.
M,ddlebury, June 81. 1919. wSas6
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01
Polly NewcIl,s Estate.

DE it remembered that at session after
- Probate Court for the Ds,ric. Of Ch,erden hold
en- At the Pl,bate office in burlington on the 22J day
OF aug le4o an instrument purporting to be the last
was filed in snd Cour, by Ezra Scott one OF the exc
cutors therein named, nor probate -Whereupon, il,
was ordered that Friday the 9th dry of September,
thereof and that all persons interested in said Estate
be notified thereof by publication in the Free Press,
three weeks successfully the last of which to be be-
fore the day set for the probate thereof
&. ADAMS, Judge.
Aug. %, 1sis wsw2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01
Vermont Central Railroad
COsMDIny

V,IIE Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders of this
j Company will be holden at the Depot in
Mortified on Wednesday, August Both, at 10 A. NJ,
tor the choice Of off crs and the transaction OF any
other business which may come before them.
BY order OF the Bonrd OF Directors,
E. 7. WALTON, Jr., Clerk
July HAS w3 Sw
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01
Salt Rheum, Scrofula, Leprocy
Erysipilas &c. &c.

n mass Of 0ihers.
NEWTON, Lower Falls, May, 1913.
Mr. JONES Dear Sir,--lt more testimony is nee
ded III favor of your valuable Drops aud Pills for lu
mors You may add mine to the number you already
have.
Having been afflicted for thirty yes> with the Lcp-
rocy or White Scut aud having tired all OF
edlcs no purpose and having arrived Mt the age OF
fifty had gwen up all hopes vi velvet Accidentally
seeing your drops advertised induced them
when to my utter surprise. was completely cured be-
fore had taken one bottle. You are at liberty to
make any use of this YOU pleas, Tor to your drops
are invaluable Respectfully Yours,
WILLIAM CURTIS.
For sale in Burlington only BY THEODORE A. PECK
and by many other Druggists i'll ,hi. and the adjoining
States.
n b. Nothing is cheap. and nothing else is SC
eicacious Tor all diseases OF the skin. Try ittry il
fAITHFULLY--tty II AS DikL,iED "oyi
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01

(HOCLDER BRACES The celebr
~ ted Chest expa..der constantly for sal, by the
DOZEN Of siugy, VOL by THEo A. PECK.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01
PlOl,glns.

COO Prouly & Mear's Celebrated Patcn, centre
cOO DrauEht, self Sharpening, Side Hill, and
Sub Soil Poughs. Rurgles Nurse and Masons, n.
S,rarbuck e. Sons and John Moores Premium
Pioughs.
Also, Amrs' Cars Stones and Kings Gas, Steel
and Plated Shoves and Spa les ut wholesale nj. ~
tail by PIERCE, DAVEY g. CO.
August l6, '4s wit
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01

TOOTH-ACHE! Crllen's Ano dync,
L the great remedy for sole by THEo. A, PEck
DEAFNESS! Bush's Acoustic Oil for
IL the relief and pern,snen. cure Of Deafness
We Tor sale by TUro. A. PECK.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01
Notice to PHYSICIANS,
DR.. Upham's Vegetable Flee.
tuarv.

DEs PhObN|S vCSttOnAC hIIVCe
tuarv.
THE BEST MEDICINE IN THE WORLD
FOR PILES.
TT is extensively used in England, France, Sent.
L land Ireland, and other European Countries, en-
Wcy from its uncQuned success in the United States
and for which disease, until This medicine was pro-
duced, there was certain, speedy and permanent
remedy discovered. Il has also found its way in
the West Indies, Mexico and South America, where
il has. with the same saiatary effects, established
name uncqualIed by any other medicine for the
CURE or PILES,
ETHER BLEEDING or Bti.v ETHEREAL OR ExTER-
NAL; and for oil Diseases of the Stomach, Bowels
and Liver, such and hubitual Cosiveness,
Chronic Dyscntery, Dyspepsia, Papi'niion OF the
Heart Pain in the side, Morbid and Biliary Condi-
tlors of the StpmNch, producing Sick Headache and
in all cases where Ca,har.c or Restorative is re.
qued,
Dr. Iph1m's Vegetable Elcciudry
will he found Superior 10 any other mcdcine ever of.
ier,d to the Public.
TRY 1T !
For it is the production of a celebrated physician
| DIR A. uphnm OF New York ci'y.l and the expert.
ments upon hins-fin an aggravated case of Piles oil
fifteen years standing and combination Of the above
diseases which produce Piles, that he effected
| in his case, and thus asserts with the greatest
| confidence, that it isa
| CERTAIN AND SPEEDY REMEDY,
In all Cases, and ander all Circuinssdaces
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01
Latest News.
BY ELECTRIC Photograph.
Nsw York, Aug. 90, Z p. NJ.
No news at all 10 night.

NsW YORK, Aug ~, L. M.
No news at all 10 night.
3Oth, p. NJ.
Arkansas returns of the election indicate the
choice of Johnson (Dem.) TO Congress. The
Democrats have also elected 8 Senators and %
Representatives and the Wings Senators and
- Representatives. Twenty-four counties are
heard from Most Of them declare in favor of
Maj. Borland and Mr. Oldham for U. S. Sena-
ators.
The Cumberland river is now in fair boating
order.
Mr.. Phillips and wife were Instantly killed on
the Springfield and n Ha,en Railroad yester.
day. They were riding across the track in a
Wagon.
A brig from Kingston, Jamaica, which sailed
on the 9Th inst, reports another nsurrection
From 3 TO 5000 blacks were killed Caracas
papers Of the 9Th inst, are full of wars and ru.
mors, but nothing of real importance. Paese
was still at st. Thomas. a rumor saws his fleet
has appeared of Laguara-probably false.
Cincinnati, Tuesday, Aug. 90, 10 p. NJ.
The banks here refuse to receive notes of the
Sandasky or Norfolk Banks both OF which are
reported broken.
There are a few cases af Yellow Fever in
Staten Island. |, has also appeared at Norfolk
Va.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01

DUCHAN'S HUNGARIAN BALSAM! Just
- received fresh supply by the Propretor's Agent,
WI T1EO. A PECK.
DRUGGISTS GLASS WARE-All kinds for
- sale by THEO. A. PECK.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01
tn Rent,

81 THE COMMODlOUS DWELLING HOUSE,
EI;;! l row occupied by The Widow Of ,he late
AVa.WN RoBy. owned by Henry Mayo. Esq sit.
united near the South What, with fine garden in
Furnishing condition and choice iruit; e,.,,,
JoIv s lSiS dE vI
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01
MARKETS..

There is still good demand for flour and the
supply remaining light. The market shows an
advance of 6 TO l2c per Dbl. Good inquiry for
the East, and shippers are in market, bu, quota
ions are too high for the orders. Sales 5000
tGis. $3.50 5,69 for Common and good brands
mostly. 5,62 for standard parcels. Some lots
but little better than common sold at 5,75. In
cludcd in the sales were Genessee from new
wheat 5,75 a 5S7. 1000 Oswego at $50 for
export. The inquiry for fancy was good and
1000 bbls sold in lots at 6,00a6,75 Meal is
3,l2a a 325. The sales 2 or 300 bbls Jersey,
and $50 bbls Western at 300. Rye flour 1871
a4,oo. Wheat is considerably inquiry and the
market for shipping parcels is improving. There
have been sales $4,000 bush. Gcnesee at ,22i
300 do for seed at ! ,25. 5000 inferior Western
IS 95 for milling.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01
hildren's Panacea,

medicine which il unparalleled for its power over all
the disorders 1t children, whether of the sto-
mach the bowels. the kidneys The skin. the gene
plant Diarrhca, Dssent,r9. Wasting Amoy. Cos.
toeness Teethins, &c, &c, il is nsllihle. No fni-
ly should be moment without it. as its timely use
will life, and carry the most feeble children
through the simmer. II is accompanied Jr careful
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01
THE BEST
Mechanical Paper
IN THE WORLD.
NEW VOLUME OF THE
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,

THE Publishers of the Scientific American re-
] specially give notice that the FOURTH YEAR.
LY VOLUME OF their Journal will be commenced
on Saturday Sect. I'D. This ;,ebIica.ion differs en-
flood the country. 1t is u Weekly Journal Of Art,
Science and Mechanics, having TO- its Object tine ad
y,ncssn, Of The jNpEREST Sx nF MECHANICS
nai ENGRAvINGS OF NEW MECHANICAL
INVENTIONS, nearly all the best inventions which
are patented at Washington being iIuslrned in the
Scientific American 1t also contains Weekly List
ct American Patents notices of the progress OF all
Mechanical and Scientific Improvements practical
directions on the construction, management and use
Mechanics, Chemistry and Architecture accounts Of
Foreign Inventions advice to Inventors Railroad
Intelligence, together with avns, amount OF other in
Interesting; valuable and useful information The
journal of the kind ever published and Of more inpor
lance to the interests Of MECHANICS and IN
VENTORS than any thing they could possibly OBJ
tain 1t printed with clear type on beautiful paper,
and being adapted 70 binding the subscriber IS pos
sessed, at the end of the year, OF large volume OF
FOUR HUNDRED 4 SIXTEEN PAGES,
illustrated with upwards of
FIVE HUNDRED MECHANICAL ENGRAvINGs,
AND AN INDEX.
TERMS Two Dollars year, in advance or i
desired, dollar in advance, the remainder in six
months
TO CLUBS - copies, IS; ten copies sI5. Those
who wish 10 suisse he have only to enclose the amount
in letter, directed 10
MUM g. co.
Publishers Of the Scientific American,
New York.
ALL LETTERS must be NOST PAID.
VOLUME THIRD bound, s2,.J, or in sheets, SO,
Tor sale They NAV BE- sent safe to my part OF
the the country. Patents secured and Mechanical
Drawings executed the cheapest rates the office
Of the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
Cutlery.
A Large assortment OF Raxors, Scissors and Poke,
"A Knives, from the best makers in Europe and the
best quality. Nv. RANDALLS.
July ~, AS VS.
FRESH CONGRESS WTAER, in dozen boxes
L at Apothecaries Hall,
Aug %. lS4e. HARRINGTON.
T ONDOR PORTER IN riyTs.
II kasaX Soap,
American Pure juice Wine.
I.ubn's Ext. of Patchouly.
Jenny Lind Ncibcna &c.
Fine Almond Seap.
German Cologne.
Bay Rum.
Covel's Cordial, for Summer complaint.
Flower Vases For sale by
? GEO. E. HARRINGTON.
, Aug 90, '4S. Apothecaries Hall.
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CLARK, FISK & co.
22s FULTON sTREETNEW YORK,

LAVE on hand, and offer for sale choice seec-
J. l. ton OF Fresh Teas from the late arrivals, com
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01

Ecrauonf, Berk Co., Mass. Nor 90, ls47
The above certificate tells simple and truthful
story Of suffering and relief Of which, physician and
witness in the case, cheeriuy endorse
DIR. CHAPMAN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01
POPULAR OPINION,


vicle Nc invite The in--uluus look The following
isl f nmes of persons who have been cured by McAlr
iSrEH's AII.-HEAfiNG OINTMENT.
II is not much To say, that this Oint"ent - DOING
great good here and elsewhere. The vafiou' d'S
ease. that ere cured which supposed To la over
rome only hv internal remedies yield at once I" the power
of this Ointment. The principle on winch u ever Ncn
viz radical ,tpvdiien If he insensiHe Preparations is
tho great secre Of it, As diseases originate
in II common cnd inducei by closing the p~es upon 'ne
surface it ,iows that hy ANY means the pores can We
fe.urned aud the lnsensihe Pcrspnuon restored the
Ne and m~nd hunors ot the body will escape, and no
cause sickness tenlAn. ......--.
McAIiSTrRs ALI..HEALING OINTMENT has now
been proved be the ONLY preparation known to effect
this result
". would rrm,rk thu, ri The following com
rnt. have been Of long st,ding twenty years
one ease forty eedrsnny Of them five AMI ten years
Such case, the SICK headache, tor instance complaint
.rpno,cd To- Weld only to Internal rrmed es have been
cured directly also Rheunrisni, Cold tr-t livef 'om
pnint tonsun ,ion. Asth,a all Diseases of the hest
Sores and the like. have been cared, while others w" are
taking sarsnrllns basnms, little sugar can't" pilis NJ"
drug, arc vet suffering with little horso recovery we
SPEAK these things in sorrow tn IN in anger because
we and know that health and life are dear To every one
Persons should being blinded by these th'nes ;"
lon. there WAS M evidence Z" good. Nha' VIII hA'
a man give for his life ,
We here give only lot tho persons cured ard
thr diseases This but of what we nave besides
fl CcrGcateS possession. Nay, we mao INC
names of all who been benefited cured by the ALL
HEALING OINTMENT within the last SIX months VIC
.cs'a ",.. E Wv MG kaW our =" msdh"s s 's
th.ir ',-ud. and they viii whisper u !" 'ne"s
and thu, the good thing will g" round Wh'e u'us '
than thoi.and heart, win enP ,o -, " Nv h
received from this Ointment Friends checf w -" w VI"
,nnd work Ly sucukng the whole truth ito your hciElhr
and ncouaintancc. ant let ms sre6i ana soo4 mth"
hnd its INTO every h"use' anu s"""e" '"o 'e"''
every soul In the land.
", have room only 10 give small number ot names u
New York and Baltimore, now in our pos 'eSson lhns'
from Phadclphn Boston and other places we are "o'R
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01
Ches hire Railroad,
OPEN TO kEENE.
- - 49, -: Ess e xszfs4'
TIME ALTERED.

IN and after Saturday, July LIST, the
" Passenger Trains will run. in connection with
the Fitclrburg Trains between Boston aud keene, us
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01

Berlington, Geo z Harrington, Theo 4, Peck VII
lis'on. Huribu, & Hodges Richmond: J; NJ kenne-
dy, & Co, I. B. Green Monk,on, VI. W. k'nseyi;
Aleaonds1 h,ne n "f Marcus Hui wisooski
fslls W b Hatch Grand Drpo, III Fulton st