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The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-21
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE

RELIGIOUS Interest IN PAns.-The cores
Pondent Of the London Christian Times saws.
In reference tOa notice Of extraordinary meet
ings in one Of the Paris journals:
There are meetings held in the neighborbood
20 which the paragraph refers, three or four
,iiles a week; but they are OF kind which will
imPart pleasure to those who desire the eopse,-
Vation OF Its moral character; a gratifying
change IS coming over Partisan society Of The
class alluded to. A number OF pious ecclesia,-
ues' whose lives are devoted to practical pietv.
nave succeeded in rescuing from the infamy
u 'ne eiuos and sesret societies a considerable
number OF wOrkmen who not long since formed
a part Of the applauding audiences Of tbosa
places know Of more than 400 of this class
OF persons who perhaps never entered a place
oil worship in their lives, and who never Dro-
nouoced the name Of the Diety but in HAS
Phemy, who are now listening 20 the exhorta-
lions Of those Pious men. To this number NAV
be added about 300 Of the soldiers Of the garri-
son. who attend punctually the evening lee
lures.
DISCIPLINE IN THE ESTABLISHED CHURcH.-Tha
Lord Bishop Of London has introduced a biIl
into the House Of Lords, providing for the an
Pointment Of Court of Appeal for the trial
OF beresy in clergymen in orders He propos..
that the court be composed OF two Archbishops.
three Bishops, two Oxford Professors, and eight
legal gentlemen in high stations. Thus the
STATE and not the Church is to be the Judge of
hervsy.
AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNIoN.-The Hon.
John Mclean, of Ohio, has been elected President
OF the American Sunday School Union. Judge
Mclean has been for many yesrs Vice President
Of the society .--a--
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Warm Climate
Cold Climate.
100. -
lOO49

MILLION WNE-It was lately stated before the
Academy Of Sciences, at Paris, by NJ. Boucha-
rett, that the melon yields an excellent white
wine, which will keep for several centuries,
and, il properly cultivated, may be made to rem
der handsome profit.
sTRKEs AND SHRUBS FoR CKErKRrxs
following trees and shrubs are recommended
TOR church yards and cemeteries, wherever thev
are adapted to the c!imate:-EngIish ysw, holly.
weeping willow, phillyrea alatsrnus, jumpers,
arbor vite, Expresses, and others not producing
gay flowers, but possessing a deep evergreen
foliage, with the exception Of savin, which
should not be used.-GardeneTs' ChroRicle.
SUBSTITUTE ron MnK.-In some of the moor
law unions Of the South, the following receipt
has been adopted by which considerable saving
is effected In the article Of milk. SO much a.
ten guineas a week are saved in the ratepayers
Of one Of the unions, from WHICH our cores
Pondent writes:-"Steep one pound Of rice IN
soft water, and next day boil il slowly for two
or three hours, 50 as to reduce the liquid to one
gallon, which, added TO one gallon Of milk,
makes two gallons Of excellent and nutritive
| milk, peculiarly wholesome, where dysentery
is prevalent "-DopnPafriek Recorder.
EErrcrs or LIVING ON PorAroEs.-A person
living entirely on potatoes may be said to be ON
the brink Of PreciPice, without single inch o.
ground before him, when the only safety lies In
retreat. The disadvantages may be shown in
three different ways. 1. Il leads 10 Imperfect
bodily strength and unsoundness Of health. 2
To increased mortality and shortness Of Ifs 3
The loss Of energy, and to kind Of stupidity
and want Of interest In everything but wha.
concerns the merest animal intsrests A eoun
Try in this state is always ripe for rebellion, an.
ready 70 JOIN IN every nsurrection.-P hiiosepA'
zeal Msgszine.
How TIC RxMovE ISK FROM LIsE,L-Taks
piece Of taliow, melt IL, and dip the spotted par
OF the linen therein. IL may then Be washed
and the spets viii disappear without i1arinl
Il the linen.
Il Dust or lint may readily be removed Etsu
velvet ,r woollen cloth BY wiPing IL, whiks 'dry
with a piece Of Grape, without rsisrsnas .
color.
Il How TO RESTORE CoLoRs TO CLorH-An a
gli, il Is said, will ssfany color in sHk, cOitsl
OF wool.
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Curieus Brrnss,sn.

The editor Of a country paper, speaking Of
the people Of France, says, in beautiful fulmi-
mating leader: "When the Provisional Govern
ment promised the laboring classes that they
should never again want either work or high
wages, them asses actually believed it, We
thought his rather strong, and little ingram
NAUTICAL, when the next weeks paper contained
the following: "Enaium-For them asses IN
our last, read the Masses" However, there
is deal Of coarse truth wrapped up in bit Of
bad grammar sometimes. For ourselves, we de-
ciledly Ifefer "tism asses. '-Puneh. -
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FIesgInE In the Nnxx

E The following is the testimony az an GA -.
5 officer on this subject:
BALTIMORE, January q. 1870
Sih; Permit me to address you few linz a.,
me SUBJECT Of eorPoreal Punishment in ~.
navy the abolition OF which 10 now peading IN
.ne senate. Something like sage experirsc-
nas 'sught me that the best kind Of discipIIna
mas Always existed in our public vsssal. -.
the infection Of the lash was rarely n az, -.
sorted TO- have had, think, annie srns,;-
ence IN every branch Of our military service
namely; Navy, Army, and Revenue Marine
nave neid commission for nearly thirty wears
am now nifty -four,) and have conseouenffv
oeen clothed during that time with legal autboy-
NY 10 infiet corporal punishment; bot h,,s
never found IL necessary 10 resort 10 the Ia.b
over eight times, and even in those Instances n
might nave been avoided without any detriment
20 the service, BY substituting some other mode
" punishment, less degrading. less imbruting
~ ue nature Oh man SIR, L have ever deprs-
,sas so snls horrible and truly disgracefui prac-
humanity, but the general spirit Of the ace =,
which WA iira- cali. sland for ia ahoIi,ioe
hazard nothing in saying that every exDerienesd
and humane commander knows that .eama,
@hen properly and ably Commanded. ara mo-.
iOeile than any other class Of men under H.
un. his cutting up the "human form divine
PPea,s 70 me 70 De one Of the few relics Of
arDafism' ii our officers would only study 10
move causes rather than to punish effects, all
he Imaginary necessity for Corporal pup;sb-
lent would vanish at once
nave the honor TO be, sir, your obedieot ar
ant, FZKEr., Io.Dss ''i-
capt u 5. Rev. Mar. Serv, Scituate. Mas
on. DANIEL WEBSTER,
U. s. Senator, Washington, ID. C.
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To Cle.. ga Gl.,e..

/. First, see that your hands are clean, then
put on the gloves and wash them as though
You were washing your hands. in basin Of
spirits Of turpentine, until quite clean; then
bring them up in warm place, or where
there is good current Of air, which will
carry of all smell Of turpentine. This meth
cd was brought from Paris, and thousands
of pounds have been made by il.
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Said hostages on letters going to any place in
Great Britain or Ireland may be prepaid, if the
whole amount is rendered at the office in the
United States, where mailed, at the option of the
sender.
Newspapers may be mailed at any Office in the
United States to any place in the United Kingdom
on the prepayment of cents, and may, on receipt
from any place in Great tain or ireland be de
lvered at any office in d, United States on pay
ment of cents. Note. NarI Government is to
charge cents each newspaper These are to be
sent in bands covers, open at the sides or ends,
and to contain manuscript whatever.
On each Pamphlet to be sent to any place in the
United Kingdom and on each Pamphlet received
thcrefrom there is to be prepaid in the first place,
and charged and collected in the second, one cent
for each ounce in weight fractional excess of an
ounce.-Thcse are to be sent in bands or covers,
open at the ends, or sides, readily to be cXamin-
cd, and to contain no manuscript whatever.
On Letters addressed to any place in British \.
America not to be conveyed by sea, there shall be
charged postage equal to the United States post
age and the Province postage combined.
On Letters to be sent to any foreign country or
British possession, and mailed for that purpose to
any post Office in the island of Great Britain, there
must be prepaid, if sent by British packet, cents
the single rate, and if by American packet q
cents-to be doubled, tripled, SC, according to
weight.
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THE COPPER REGroN-srNGuLAR DISCOVERY.

THE COPPER REGlON-SINGuLAR DISCOVERY.
A correspondent of the Buffalo Express. writing
from Ononagon, Lake Superior, says:-
Mr.. Knapp, of the Vulcan Mining company has
lately made some very singular discoveries here in
working of the veins which he lately found. He
worked into an old cave which had been eXcavaed
centuries ago. This led them to look for other
works of the same sort, and they have found a num-
Der OF sinks in the earth which they have traced a
long distance. BY digging into those sinks they
find them to have been made by the hand of man.
1t appears that the ancient miners went differ
ent principle from what they do at the present time
The greatest depth yet found in these holes is 80
fcet-after getting down certain depth they drift
ed along the vein, making open cut. These cuts
have been filed nearly to level by the accumula-
ton of SOIL and we find trees of a very large growth
have grown up and died, and decayed many years
since; in the same places there are now standing
trees of over three hundred years growth. Last
week they dug down into a new place, and about
twelve feet below the surface found mass of cop
per that will weigh from eight to ten tons. This
mass was buried in ashes and it appears they could
not handle it and had means of cutting it, and
probably built fire to melt separate the rock from
it, which might be done by heating, and then dash
ing on cold water. This piece of copper is pure
and clean as new cent; the upper surface has been
pounded clear and smooth. 1t appears that this
mass of copper taken from the bottom of shaft,
at the depth of about thirty feet. In sinking this
shaft from where the lies, they followed the
of the vein, which pitches considerably; this
enabled them to raise it as FAR as the hole came up
with slant. At the bottom Of the slant they found
sliids of black oak, from eight to twelve inches in
sticks were charred through, as il
burnt; they found large wooden wedges in the same
situation In this shaft they found a miners gad,-
a small chisel made of copper. | do not know
whether these copper tools are tempered or not, but
their make displays good Workmanship. They have
taken out more than ton of cobblestones, which
have been uscd MS mallets. These stones were
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JAMAICA MARKET.

KINGSTON, Oct. l, 1913.
Bread-No pilot in first haEds Crackers dull at
Dis. Beef Il4 Ass. o. half brl. Codfsh-Last
cargo parcelled out at los. Sd " 100 lbs. in tierces
and 14s. " box; stock moderate Candies-Prime
we'll assorted (6's, SIS and 1919 wanted. Cheese
Recent supplies; ID G. is worth Is and Am. Sd. u b.
Flour-l01 hrls Bait which arrived to a bare
market realized SIS. " bril-, in small lots; another
cargo was in the ohing Yesterday, and will come in
this morning, as the tariff has expired Hams-Am.
rule at 54G6d. Lard very scarce; 200 kegs Bait,
0he only receipt realized SAD. " ID. in lots
Lumber-NIarket fairly supplied; White Pine sold
at sos. o. Nj. Hoops msaleabe. Meal-Small
sales at 15s Cd. 4 bril- any in first hands prime
new would not command over les. u bril-. Mackerel
Late sales No. 3 at les. 6d,d lis " brl. Onions
A Rhode Island lot sold at auction. Oil-Cod in
demand at IS. Cd. a. gallon. Pork dull at Sos ~
brl. for prime, and 6606Ss. for mess. Potatoes-A
cargo from Rhode Island at auction. Soap exceed
ingly dull. Exchange-On New York, 80 days, A
u cent. prem.
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Indians. This discovery will lead to a new method
Of finding veins in this country, and may be Of great
benefit to some. 1 suppose they will keep finding
new wonders for some time yet, it is but short
time since they first found the old mine. There is
copper here in abundance, and think people will
begin to dig it in a few years. Mr.. Knapp has found
considerable silver during the past winter,
These are truly singular discoveries. Every year
contributes evidence to the interesting fact, that
of people once existed this continent, far in
advance of the aborigines who occupied it at the
period Of its discovery in 1892 and its exploration
since by the whites
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BosToN-week preceding Oct. -
Candles-Sperm have improved, and now
held at SEQ SIC. 600 boxes New Bedford brands
sold for Soc. " ID. ms, and to be had for
that price. At New Bedford, sales of 400 boxes
Sperm, in lots, at 35d Soc. 10 b., cash. Coffee
tinues very firm and in good demand, selling readily
on arrival at full prices. Sales of 1900 bags st. Do
mngo at 7Rd7sc. A cargo from Rio has arrived
this week, one-third of which sold previous to
arrival The balance is held for higher rates 10c.
p. CT Fish-We hear of sales of 600 quntais
Labrador Cod at s1.92; 500 quntals Bay of Fundy
do. at $3.50, and some Hake at SIPS jg 9uin., all
cash. Mackerel are very firm, and cargo sales of
Massachusetts, inspection at $40 for No. 1, IS for
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FOR EIGN NJ A r X f rs.
(pER STEAMER CALEDONIA
correspondence OF Lytord,s Price Current.


LIVERPOOL, Friday evening, Sept. IS, 1919.
.1IOney .NaTket.-Consos closed to-day in Lon
dom at 92s 922 for money and 92& to 92 for time.
Exchcguer Bills IS to Ais. premium.
Bac0n.-Owing to the lower qualities having be-
come scarce and the demand running mainly on
such the business of the week has been but light
prices remaining as last quoted. London continues
to send some of her surplus stock to this market,
which interferes with Better descriptions
are scarcely enquired for.-Hams and shoulders
last reported.
Bark.-SO hhds. of LIST Philadelphia sold at lis
to Is Sd.
Beehive have to report another very quiet
week. purchasers not having yet got rid of their
cent parcels. Prices remain unaltercd.
Butter.-Grease is rarely asked for, season
being over.
Cheese-The Sarah Sands" has some parcels
on board, which will be the market next week;
meantime, little is doing
Corn, Sc.-Another period of generally favorable
weather has forwarded harvest operations, and
though the rmness in price noticed in our last has
been well sustained the week has passed very quiet
", and occasionally buyers have had a slight advan
tage. Prime Flour is scarce, and for good White
Corn our utmost quotation has been made. This
however is extraordinary case, such descriptions
being at present very or the Potato disease
we hear less this week. the weather probably acting
favourablv upon this root. Irish Oatmeal very
cheap There only thin attendance at to-day's
market, and Wheat and Flour ruled dull. Some
parcels of Yellow Corn offered at reduction of
cd.
Cotton.-Import this week S22 bales; sales,
$4,000; and present stock, 55S,2j0 bales, against
523, 100 at same date last year. We cannot report
any improvement in the demand from the Trade,
and the continued uniavourable accounts from the
States to crops, have not had the effect of cur
failing the quantity of Cotton offered freely upon the
market. Some considerable speculative operations
have however been thereby induced, and little no
change can be quoted. Fair Orleans are reduced to
sgd Spectators have this week taken ID 200 bales,
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PILOT SAIL DUCK.

FENFIE subscribers, agents for the sale of PILOT
III SAIL DUCK, have now on hand and will be
constantly supplied with an assortment of numbers
they offer to the trade on PLEASING TERMS.
Apply to S. PHILLIPS * CO
June yr 81 Bowy's Wharf
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TRAVELLING FACILITIES,
With Distances and Fare from Baltimore
AT BALTIMORE.

For Philadelphia and New York.
About 100 miles, S3-About 200 miles, ass.
Cars EeacC. fire due.
Daily, at........S p. NJ. DAILY, at.......o3 F. NJ
Daily, exc Sun. - A. NJ. Daily, exc. sun y p. NJ.
and 81 a. NJ.
For York and Columbia, PA.
IS miles, SI.5J-70 miles, S2.l2l.
Cars icdCe.
Daily, at.......9 AM. Daily, exc. Sun. II 4. NJ.
Daily, exc. sun. A p. NJ. and 81 p. NJ.
For Washington City.
40 miles, Sl.SO-Wo round trip tickets issucd)
Daily, at 9 A. NJ, and Daily, S 4. NJ. y Il p. NJ.
and III p. NJ.
For Cumberland, &c.
17S miles, S7-Wheeling, Sll-Pittsbrg, $40.
Daily, at u a. NJ. and 4 Daily, at \. NJ and =
p. P. NJ.
For EIIicott's Mills and Frederick.
ID miles, 50 cts.-62 miles, $3.50.
Daily. \. NJ. Daily, ........ &c p. NJ.
Daily, exc. Sun..4 p. NJ Daily, exc Sun III A. NJ.
Harper's Ferry and winchester, Va.
81 miIes.-1l1 miles.
Cars leare daily, Il Daily. p. NJ.
For Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va
$50 miles, 50.
"A StcanlbOdt icdcGS. Is dWe.
Daily, Sunday, at A Daily, eS. Monday, at
p. a. NJ.
AT PHILADELPHIA,
For New York.
Cars or q steamer iCdce
Daily, at. and 9 A. NJ, and AZ p NJ.
For Baltimore.
Daily, exc Sunday, 81 4. NJ. and p a 10 P N.
On Sunday. ........ .....2& and III p NJ
AT NEW YORK,
For Boston.
Cars or steamers lCdre
Daily, exc. Sun, at ..........E A. NJ. and P NJ.
For Philadelphia.
Daily, exc. Sun, ......7 and A, NJ, and Il P NJ.
NEW YORK POST OFFICE.
The Mail for Boston, via New Haven, closes daily,
excepting Sundays at 81 a. NJ.
The steamboat Mail for Boston, via Stonngton and
Providence, closes daily, exc Sunday, at 81 p. NJ.
The Great Southern Mail, including the Mail also
for the Western States, closes daily at u A Nj
and, except Sunday, at p. NJ, on which latter
day at / P. NJ.
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FOREIGN STEAM - oTnER PACKETS
Days OF sniIing.)
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and for Export $3.50 bales. To-day the sales are
5000 bales.
Lard-Reiners have bought more freely, and
about 10 tons have been sold this week.
P0rk.-Another very duh week; holders are how
ever not 50 eager to sell. The Government Con-
tract for Pork was taken yesterday as follows
1900 terces Ham5urgh. IS. Cd. per ticrce.
400 " Dantzic ........15 Is. Cd. g
4.100 " Irish............45 12s.3d. "
These prices, compare thus, with former years
lS1I-i3,000 trcs average price g l2s. Cd per trc
lSij-Ii.O0O .: g g." {6 13s. Oh. q
lSI6-17.OOO " " :. Il IDS. Cd. q
1Sl7-10.9OO e IS 9s 3D. {.
1SlS-l2OOO q q Il As 0d. g
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CINcINNArI Oct 10

Checse-Sales of 1000 boxes at 6064 cts. " ID.
F1omr-Salcs at 4.50GS 4.G0 " bril- Feathers
Prime quality in demand at 30@3l cts ~ b.
Prorisions-Po is firm; sales Of 500 brls Mess at
S. Wy br Bacon is in fair demand; sales Of Sides
A. a s. and Shoulders at Al cts. Lard-Saes at
a So cts. % ID. W0Ol-Market firm. Freights to
New Orleans 50a 62l cts U 100 lbs; to Pittsburgh
Is cts.-Pricc Current
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To Ieare Bremen,
Eayrc Packets.

q TtUUt III tWttTT,
HERMANN. Sept. D
Washington, Oct. ID
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RGsia.-2, 500 brls sold at Is 9. for Common, up
to l}s. for very fine
I'Hiow is without material alteration, sales have
this week been generally at a slight decline.
JOSEPH STITT s Co.
Eg- See Liverpool Prices Current on inside.
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To leore NtC York,
Washington, Sept. 20
Hermann, .......Oct. ~
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CLOSE: DUE:
East'n, dali ex Sun sam. SS7p.M...54 AM. &3P.M
Sunday, ................7 p. AI..........ll p. VI
Great Southern, daily, ...j A. NJ. .......S p. NJ.
Washington, daily, SAM, Ar. MIS- AM.&5p.M
Western, daily. a. M........G4 p. NJ.
Winchester, Va. eX. sun. &c A. M........64 p. NJ.
York, Pa. Route, ex. sun. A. Me-. :....64 p. NJ.
Annapolis Md. eX. sun. IS A. M.........SI a. NJ.
Norfolk, daily, ex. Sunday, at 3 P. NJ.
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For philadelphia and New York.
About 100 miles S3-hbout 200 miles. 7 So
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HOUSE TRIMMINGS. &c

=, GOWN FTEIU hive FocciveH !arPn nss0fintut OF
- BUTTS, SCREWS, LOCKS {. LhFCHES. c. direct
the manufacturer aud rnubed 10 sell lower than
ANY other concern IN this vicinity
Sent. 10, !si9. 80
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RAILROADS..
NORTHERN RAILROAD.
AFTER NV. X 1870

PASSENGER TRAINS in connectiun with the Cen
trail, Passurpsc, ODD, Massachusetts & Lawrence
Nashua N Wutctse, Lowell q Boston Railroads,
Leave BOSTON from the Depot If the Lowell Rond fr 10
oon, Wells R,vet, Montpelier, Waterbury, VI ut I2 A.
NJ. ard Tor Bristol ut II NJ.
Leave eb for Boston, Gfoton Junction, Mt II 30
A. aud Bristol at 25 A. M the arivu oi .he cars
from Wells River aud Montpelier.
hs fo CONNECTS the VI Central and Passumpsic roads
with the Concord Nishun and Iuwell Roads and Is lilo
nenIrs mud quickest iuuie from EaDuis, Northern aud Cen
trL Nrrmun aud New llamp. hire, 10 Boston.
Pt'sengefs from The Ctnral aud Passumpsic Railroads
VI" Cuntord, Manchester aud N'shua, Groton
Junci"n' otcesct and New YORK; MS quick aud cheap
us Nv any oihti route, aud earlier at Boston
convenient luning Pens, for cttil. has been pre-
pared Oh the lowell Road within Julie of Portors.
special Tram lOt will go til ough over this route
on Tuesdays wuhou, stopping.
FREIGHT TRAINS inr ine Northern, Central, aud Pas
sunpsc Roads leave Depot OF the Lowell Rond IN Hos
ONSLOW STEARNs. Ayrnt
onCord, N II, October, 70, 1919. rs
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ARGENT PLATE.

4 A. TIIBETs, all colu,s. Apucas, Mclair., Cash
~. mer = DoLaines Ptints. &c &c, al
bct lsl9 % Ellis WILDER co
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M Rutland g. Burlington w
RAILROAD.

TIE RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON RAILROADS.
now 10 operation SOuthWurls to Kutliud, distance
OF 6s miles, rOm Dumgton-nnd Passenger rr ns will
he run hetweonhosu potus from and utter this date until
further notice, II follows;
Leave Burn gtnn al O'Clock, a. NJ as to reach Lud
ow by Stages from BiHndun take tho uier
noon Iiu to Boston, reaching loIon via tho Chcshhe
tnd fchbutg Railroads, at e,45 O'clock r. NJ. of tho
day.
Returning the Trains will leave Bellows Falls on tho
rival of the Boston IL NJ. und reach Burlington ~
about O'Clock z. NJ, u the day, (theru being onl,
~ mi es OF staging between boston and burlington.
Fr ight Trans running dailg TO and from DO ncon
ind Rutland ard uso 10 aud from Luju" and Bellows
Pulls.
All further information, together with Tickrs, he oh
nined at the Ticket Otco uuiingtnn, und &C.
Agents IN tho line dl.o at the fitchbufgh iHi Bige
lows Express Office, Ri road Exchingn, - %.
Il. FOLlETT, Presdcn'
nut Oct ca
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NOTICE..

II HE time fo opening the bids eA'endsd c the LIST say
i ot UeLembeI ~, Mt 10 o'clock, a. M.--am The time
of drhvety goods LIST June le50 The nsuia
Il u urbrding b1 taken from tho CONTRACTS vi
former wears, has been IesLindeJ. U. b.
Oct. 4h Dec. |,